St. Louis Post-Dispatch
March 6, 1927

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i ' ' ; SATURDAY! MARCH 5. THATS WHAT t THinn, At, Be beni 8 | seem | ee | ace tittitt+ Seer “ee Cee eceneaeee ‘COMIC PAGE +. oom Bc. 4 " waskan Says It Would “4 End Filibusters More Ef- 4 — AS & ae q -fectively Than Dawes’ 4 oat ee ' : Proposed Gag Rule. 4 By PAUL Y. ANDERSON. AB Staff Correspondent of the Post- & Dispatch. “BwasHINGTON, March 5.—-Abo- ; bor of the short session of Con- Bees and not gag rule of the sort 1 Rave sated by Vice President Dawes, _ IT THREE TIMES, ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 6 (x I ™ Sunday Post-Dispatch Today, 126 Pages FIRST NEWS SECTION, 14 PAGES. SECOND SECTION nn tah S 6 PAGES. SIXTH NEWS SECT! SEVENTH NEWS SECTION, 4 PAGES. R MAGAZINE, 10 ——— ION, 14 PAGES. 4 PAGES. ON, 10 PAGES. EWS SECTION, 18 PAGES, PAGES. MIC SECTION, 8 PAGES. A a nee ‘FAIR TODAY AND TOMORROW: MODERATE TEMPERATURE THE TEMPERATURES. - *s> ~~ me PAD DOG AIO case itlonten street reading. Official forecast for St. Louis and vicinity: Fair to-~ day and tomor- row; moderate temperature. Missouri: today ably UsPePpipppepe — THIRD STREET WANTS THE UPLIFT C-_ 2 el Fair and prob- tomorrow; moderate temper- ature. Illinois: Fair today and tomor. row except cloudy in the north, por- tion; moderate temperature. Sunset, 5:59; sunrise (tomor- row), 6:20. This Week’s Weather Outlook. By the Associated Press, CHICAGO, March 56.—Weather outlook for the week beginning Monday: Upper Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys and the northern and central great plains: Occasional periods of precipitation in northern portions and mostly ‘the proper remedy for Senate busters such as that which Meneled legislati@n during the Msing days of the Congress, which Baied Friday. This assertion was made today y Senator George W. Norris : ap.), Nebraska, author of the 4 roposed constitutional amendment F " h would eliminate the short or Pare duck” session, and enable 4 members of Congress to take their ais two months instead of 13 sonths after their election. a FONTAINE FOX - “Be Worrif charged that the failure WiCongress to submit the amend- “ment to the states was solely due Wethe opposition of a handful of (ee Guard leaders in the House. lMree times it has passed the Sen- ™ by overwhelming majorities, ARNSWORTH TRIED OUT A BOR SAVING SCHEME. To A KiTE AND IT WORKED: @ each time the House leaders, me parliamentary trickery, have vented it from coming to a vote : me, where its adoption was cer- "oy Profits by Present System. | he'opposition, Norris added: was fired from two sources. im lobbying interests, which are e, by virtue of the legislative m which always attends the short ioh, to slip through certain easures which they want: second, | meem those who are interested in taining a situation which en- eS the President, by wielding the wronage club over “lame duck” members, to compel them to vote @ he desires. Bine Congress, which ended Fri- , ; | temperature First, | for ‘week, becoming colder portions about Tuesday south portions Wednesday, again before end of week. in rising —_--—- Larre-Borges and Companions May Be Prisoners of Hos- tile Tribesmen. the Associated Press. MADRiv, March 6.—Civillan aviators who joined the search for Maj. Larre-Borges have reported _to Agadir that they found the Uru- |guayan flyer’s plane at the mouth of the Ima Fatma River about 75 miles from Cape Jubi, Morocco. The aviators think the four oc- of the plane may have prisoner by native By ; cupants | been taken | tribesmen. URUGUAYAN'S PLANE. GHANGES DECEIT IN ESTIMATES OF STATE REVENUES President Pro Tem of Sen- ate Analyzes Situation and Concludes Present Sources Are Sufficient. GOVERNOR’S TAX BODY ASSAILED Figures Misrepresent the Natural Increases That May Be Expected Under Levies Now, He Says. By CURTIS A. BETTS, A Staff Correspondent of the Post- Dispatch. JEFFERSON CITY, March i.— Senator Cave of Callaway County, President Pro-Tem of the Senate, Baker’s State Tax charges Gov. fair in southern portions; moderate | Commission with trying to honey- season first of | fogle the Legislature. north | ;nission’s estimate of State receipts and in| The com- is responsible for the accusation. The Senator contends that if the commission would revise its esti- mate of receipts to correspond with the natural increase shown by pre- vious years, there would be little 'substance to the Governor’s analy- WRECKED IN MOROCCO ’ | | /enue, but they did not supply the | | | | | ‘ i ithe general ‘the Senator said today. 'Commission has presented an esti- sis of State needs for more money. “They are trying to honcyfogle us,”’ “The Tax mate of.the amount of money the State will receive, and an estimate of the needs, and the Governor has demanded that the Legislature pass an act to tax tobacco and amuse- ments admission 10 per cent. “An examination of the experi- ence of the State in financial mat- ters must convince anyone that the Tax Commission has taken an im- possible basis for its calculations; and that the facts will not support | They bolstered up the | its figures. Governor’s demand for more revy- Legislature with an unbiased statement for its guidance. The Actual Conditions. “Boiled down te actual conditions revenue fund of the : ' | | One of the aviators reported that; State should have for the 1927- a nativ ehad told him that } i | lieved the men were alive. } | the} 1928 biennial | Uruguayans were taken inland by | $28,000,000 which would be more a native had told him that the | money for the school system i ; period more than of the State than it ever has had, and Plane Smashed to Bits in Hostile | with that deducted, would provide | Territory. | By the Associated Press. | PARIS, March i; more revenue ' me: Produced the third instance in | seaplane near the mouth of a riyu- | : mich the Norris amendment has Quietly strangled in the The resolution let on the shore of Spanish Africa |in territory inhabitated by } | for the general ex- penses of the State than ever has 5.—A shattered!/been expended. “The estimated Tax Commission that the total in 1924 receipts un-{into the general revenue fund for providing | friendly tribes marked the end of; 1925-26 would be $20,982,000. The | fits submission to the States was !}the projected trans-Atlantic flight actual receipts for the period were we) ed by the Senate more than a m aro, by a vote of 73 to 2. It Rimmediately to the House, an equally top-heavy major- was known to favor it. The all Pertul Rules Committee simply pn-holed it. It never reached wie, bonsibility for this action can aid squarely on three Repub- leaders: Speaker Nicholas meeorth of Ohio: Congressman #Snell of New York, chairman me Rules Committee, and Con- eman John Q. Tilson of Con- mut, Republican floor leader. resolution has a few other op- mis, but if the “big three” had mented to let the House vote Mit, there would have been a ‘ ow * Bee - » SPER BE IERIE 5 Tema ygeaNE Ne gue am Mator Norris pointed out to- p that the thing which makes msters possible, is the practice maving a short session which mn March 4. The fact pes lon lasts only three months, lust end on that date, allows mee ers to Wage a campaign of : wa and Obstruction which con- i me and defeats measures me Peventing action on them be- adjournment. 4 Wes Favors Cloture. pace President Dawes proposes eure this by the adoption of a re rule under which a major- . Pould vote to Himit all debate, met a date for voting on any Ain GR- RR-e- AND AND GLOR- Yes Feeun' e? 2!) ‘Measure. Norris and a large mity of Senators of both par- mdject to this on the ground it enable a bare majority to a legislation through the ® Without adequate ‘study and eon. Under present rules a sty of two-thirds is required Ply cloutre. — Present practice, there Is -'§ and one short session of The long session begins Sember, 13 months after the pt, in which all the House One-third of the Senate have Pchosen. There is no for adjournment: hence fili- F fre never attempted at the 5 on. The short session be- PQ the following December, at “ime another election has meld, with the invariable re- it many of those participat- pad Voting have been defeat- ued on Page 2, Column 3. that | fixed | Uruguayan aviator, Ma}. Larre-Borges and three The flyers left Casa- blanca, Morocco, Wednesday 'morning. Their fate was still in |doubt tonight, but, the chance of | finding them alive was slim. French and Spanish | of the Tadeo companions. $23,500,703 or $2,518,703 more than the estimate. “For that biennial period the es- | actual | timate was lower than the receipts for the 1923-24 biennial period, which were $21.936.000. “Experience has shown that. warships /|taking into consideration changes‘ ; }and airplanes had scoured the sea|in tax rates, the normal increase | 'days without finding a trace ithe Uruguayan. After the discovery of the plane the Spanish gunboat, Bonifaz, and two Spanish civilian ‘planes were dispatched to the spot where the wrecked plane lay. News of the _ discovery was brought by the pilots of a French airplane northbound from Dakar. They reported that they sighted that they flew over it ata height of barely 20 feet. did not land, ‘tive in their identification. The French pilots said the sea- plane had been smashed to bits, the cockpit plunged deep into the ground and the motor 200 _ feet away. The slim hope that on the fact that no bodies were seen in the vicinity of the wreck- age. although the Uruguayans might have been, dead inside the wrecked hull. MISSING ARMY FLYER’S NAME ON CLOTHING WASHED ASHORE eee ee Evidently Belonged to Lieut. W. J. Harris, Who Disappeared in Fog, Feb. 18. By the Associated Press. BEACH HAVEN, N. J., March 5-——A leather suitcase was washed ashore here today containing cloth- ing of an army officer marked with the ftnitials ‘‘W. J. H.”’ and the name “Harris.” The suitcase is thought to have belonged to Lieut. Willard J. Harris, army aviator, who disappeared in a dense fog flying from Mitchel Field, Long Island, to Langley Field, Va., Feb, 18. The plane which Lieut Harris was piloting was found the fol- lowing day near Forked River, N. J. TAfeut. William Gray was lost with Harris. Officials at Mitchel and Langley Fields have been notified. ! i | | vadd } the | hup aviators were still alive was based | "I to is not ‘along the African coast for three|of the general revenues is approx- of | imately $1,500,000 for each bien- nial period over the preceding one. Increased Taxes Not Justified. “There have been no changes in tax rates for the coming biennial period and there is no justifica- tion whatever for not figuring that normal increase. that alone would give us $25,000,000 but we will go above that. There is in the treas- the plane north of Cape Jubi and ury now a surplus of $1,400,000 which increases the fund available Although they | for the two years to $26,400,000, The Legisla- ture is going to provide the State Auditor with two additional em- ployes to hunt down evaders of the income tax law. He says that will another $1,000,000, which would bring the available amount 27,400,000. But even that all. The increase over the last biennial period should be even more than the natural increase, be- cause in figuring the increase for 1925-26 over 1923-24 there was counted a higher tax rate for the earlier period. “In other -‘words, in 1923 the State tax rate was 7 cents on the $100 valuation, while since that time it has been only 5 cents, and the 1925-26 iNcrease was not as great as it would have been if the 5-cent rate had prevailed for both 1923 and 1924. This will mean a difference of about $800,000 which we are entitled to figure will be added to the normal increase this year, bringing the total amount up to $28,200,000, Possible Source of Revenue. “But even that is not all. There is pending in the Legislature, with the probability that it will. pass a measure to require every person, firm or corporation which pays out to any person more than $1000 in one year, to report the payments to the State Auditor, the informa- ton to be used in checking up in- come tax evasions. The amount that would add to the receipts can- ~ Continued on Page 3, Column 7, 4-MILE ROAD CUT THROUGH 12 FEET OF SNOW TO STEAMER Cargo of Autos, Valued at $250,000, Salvaged From Stranded Lake Ship. By the Associated Press. CALUMET, Mich., March 5.— The cutting of a highway through four miles of forest and the use of a rotary plow to open a road through 12 feet of snow, have been necessary in the salvaging of a 250,000 cargo of automobiles, shipwrecked when the steamer City of Bangor was beached at Keweenaw Point in a Lake Supe- rior storm last Nov. 30. The automobiles, only slightly damaged, now are their way to a railroad for return to a Detroit factory. Sixty days were required to remove the machines from the stranded ship. Cutting of the highway through the forest was necessary to reach a logging road which touched the shore of Lake Superior several miles from the point where the City of Bangor was beached. The automobiles then were driv- en over the lake ice to the snow road which is being opened at the rate of a mile a day by the ro- tary plow. DYING TRAPPER'S DOGS LOSE 100-MILE RACE TO BRING AID Master Dead When Malamutes and Indian Arrive at Cabin in Alaskan Wastes. By the Associated Press. CIRCLE CITY, Alaska, March 5. —How two Malamute dogs made a losing race across the most urm- inhabited section of Northern Alaska to summon aid for their dying master was disclosed tonight. The story was related by Ginnis Solomon, an Indian, who lives on virtually. unexplored Black ' River, 100 miles Northeast of Cir- cle City. The two dogs of Roy Fel- ter, a trapper, arrived at Solomon's lonely cabin early Monday morn- ing. Their feet were cut and bleeding from the long race over the jagged ice and snow. Each bore a note from Felter. The notes, wet and faded, could not be read, but Solomon started Felter’s camp, feeling that the trapper was ill and needed assist- ance. The stricken man when Solomon arrived. ithe’ snow showed he had ‘out for assistance, but, overcome l by weakness, returned to his cabin. | Felter was 33 years old and a vet- leran of the World War. TEGION WOULD EXPEL SENATOR ‘Reed of Pennsylvania Attacked For | Calling Veterans “Loafers.” | By the Associated Press. | PHILADELPHIA, ithe was dead Signs in March, 5. |—A resolution was offered today | the Executive Pennsylvania recommending Legion of the meeting of Legion from the jat a ' Committee American ‘the expulsion Senator ‘resolution was not pressed on the ground that it was out of order. The resolution was said to have been based on a reply made by Reed on the floor of the Senate on Feb, 21, during a discussion of Veteran's compensation. He was asked by Senator Robinson (Rep.) 'of Indiana if he thought 4200 vet- erans in the hospitals were loaf- ers. Reed is quoted in the Con- rressional Record as saying. “ think that a good many of them are.”’ COOLIDGES OFF ON CRUISE Accompanied by Several Guests for Wecek-End on the Mayflower. Special to the Post-Dispatch. WASHINGTON, March 5.— Cheered by a touch of _ spring weather and relieved by the ad- journment of Congress, President Coolidge departed onthe Mayflow- er early this afternoon for a wéek- end cruise down the Potomac. With the PresidJent and Mrs. 'Coolidge were Secretary of Labor land Mrs. Davis, Assistant Secretary ,of War F. Trubee Davison and | Mrs. Davison, Mr. and Mrs. E. V. | Stires, Miss Mary Pollard of Proc- torsville, Vt., and James T. Wil- liams of Boston. The President today walked a mile from his tem- porary home on Dupont Circle to his offices in 17 minutes, despite several delays for traffic. JUDGE RESIGNS UNDER FIRE ee eee Spectal to the Post-Dispatch. MADISON, Wis., March 5.— Judge Ote2 A. Stolen of Dane Coun- ty Superior Court, who has been under fire in an action in the Su- preme Court seeking his disbar- ment aS an attorney and his re- moval from the bench, resigned to- day. Gov. Zimmerman named At- torney 8S. B. Schein to succeed him. The action wag started by the Dane County Bar Association be- cause Judge Stolen was accused of borrowing money from bootleggers. who appeared in his court on liquor law charges. Flyer, Hanging By Ankles, Killed. ty the Aseociated Prees. WINTER HAVEN, Fla., March 5.—‘‘Jack” Parks, 22 years old, stunt flyer, was killed today when he fell 1000 feet from an airplane near Winter Haven. He had at- tempted a stunt known as “the breakaway,” in which he dangled from the wings of the plane by his ankles held by straps, ee ee BRITISH PAVILION OF WORLD'S FAIR TOBE TORN DOWN Used Until Recently by Fine Arts School, Now in New Building on Wash- ington U. Campus. PART OF THE OLD INTERIOR SAVED Ceilings and Woodwork of Elizabethan and Georgian ‘Rooms Removed te School’s New Quarters. — —— Abandoned by the St. Louis School of Fine Arts a few months ago, the building on the Washing- ton University campus which was the British pavilion during the Louisiana Purchase Exposition in 1904 is about to be demolished Striking in architecture— and notable in construction, it has outlived its usefulness and begun to look extremely shabby. Bids for its removal are being sought by the university, which thinks the price ought to be favorable be- cause Of valuable salvage. The university was situated , 1927. downtown before the exposition present University Hall was the administration building of the fair. At what was to become the main entrance of the campus, on Skin- ker boulevard, north of Forsythe avenue, the’ British Government erected its pavilion for the fair in 19¢ 2. Modeled After Hampton Court. Hampton Court, one of the royal residences, built by Christ- out for | started | of | teed of Pennsylvania. The opher Wren, a famous architect, | was its prototype. It is in the style of the English renaissance. | Red brick and simple trim of 'gray stone formed its high one- i|story walls/ Thirteen lofty win- | dows, divided into -little, square |; panes, occupied its main, or east- ‘ern front, and looked across a pi- |azza upon a formal garden. A col- | onnade on the north side sheltered | the entrance and at the back | there was a small courtyard, with ‘the British coat of arms above its | entrance. | The woodwork, the plaster cast ‘cellings, the hardware and /Plumbing came _ from | Elizabethan, the Georgian and the \dam. | Chief among the exhibits placed |in the pavilion for the fair were ar- 'ticles which had belonged to the | Sovereigns, including jewels’ of |Queen Victoria. For months’ in 11994 crowds surged through the , building and the garden—men in istiff clothes and women in long 'skirts. Then for five years it 'stood vacant, while the university, | which had bought the pavilion for a nomfnal sum, grew on the cam- pus. Art School Since 1909. In 1909 the School of Fine Arts, affiliated with the university, moved\to the pavilion from the old museum at Nineteenth and Locust streets. During the next. 17 years, up to last June, nearly 8000 young men and women, who affected be- daubed smecks and squinted at models, pencil in hand, learned to draw and paint there. Sometimes on summer evenings student dances were held beneath gay lanterns on the piazza. W. K. Bixby donated a new | school, of stone, in English renais- ais sance style, at the corner of Skin- Ker road and Forsythe boulevard and to it the ceilings and wood- work of the Elizabethan and Georgian rooms were removed. The fittings of the Adam room could not be utilized. Today, many of the trim little window panes of the pavilion are broken, the colonnade totters, the brick walls are stained by water, the formal] garden is crumbling, but the lions rampant still hold a crown aloft on the courtyard coat of arms. MEXICO BARS U. S. NEWSPAPER Two Editions of Washington Post Returned to Sender. By the Associated Press, WASHINGTON, March 5.—Cop- ies of the Washington Post for Feb. 22 and 23, mailed to Mexico have been returned with the nota- (tion on the wrapper: “Entry re- | fused by the Mexican Government.” No explanation has been given. | In the Feb. 22 edition an edi- torial, “The Nicaraguan Revolu- tion,”’ stated that the Sacasa Lib- erals, supported by arms smuggled from Mexico, could not hope to make further headway against the Diaz Government. In the Feb. 23 issue was a cartoon, depicting President Calles standing on a prostrate American ranch owner in Mexico and shouting “Viva Senor ~ ~~ me ae ae | Borah” = ’~ but owned its present campus. The | the | England. | Three of the main rooms were fin- | mediately to the Clayton jail. ished in stvles of three periods of|insisted he did not intend to harm English architectural history—the | the child. ‘at Lexington, Mo. ‘up and started to: run: toward a: PAGES 1—14 eee PRICE 10 CEN’ na A ee : ee eee we ee Indicted in Realty Crash. ee ee ee Raisins said Sok 3 NOR My ans oe io cate ee ye Re ane k ERR *. Ee eae ee LTE ERR, OHN M. GRANT, brother of Edward W. Grant, from a snapshot made when he gave bond, a «st CROWD CAPTURES NEGRO TRYING TO KIDNAP GIRL, 5 Ferguson Citizens Hear Child’s Screams and Rescue Her, Con- stable Taking Prisoner. George White, 38 years old, Negro peddler, was captured by, some 20 men who ran out after he picked up a small girl on a street in Ferguson, St. Louis County, at 5 o'clock yesterday afternoon. He was taken into custody by Deputy Constable Harrigan and the crowd dispersed. ; -Doris, 5-yedr-old daughter of Harry P. McGrath, was playing in front of her home at 15 Compton avenue whén: the’ man picked her nearby creek. « The,child’s screams attracted neighbors from every di- rection. , Harrigan reported that the crowd followed him to Justice of the ication of the region where | i e , rer, Peace Chase's office, where a war- rant was issued. White, who smelled of alcohol, was taken im- He GOLD BONANZA FOUND ON LAND PURCHASED UNDER JUDGMENT Hundreds Brave Nevada’ Blizzard to Stake Claims After Rich Vein Is Located. By the Associated Press. TONOPAH, Nev., March 5.—Lo- four days ago, Frank Horton Jr., and James Traynor found gold ore tnat assayed $78,000 to the ton, was dis- closed tonight to be within the acreage of the company operated by the Elder Horton. It was sold under judgment three months ago, with the right of redemption in six months. Arthur H. Lawry, manager of the Goldfield Consolidated Mining Co., sampled the ground this morn- ing but refused to make a state- ment. A forest of stakés rose dur- ing the early morning and a few who guessed at the location of the strike found themselves close in. Three hundred men and women braved the blizzard during the last few davs to make their locations. This afternoon the two boys were sacking the ore from a shal- low shaft, and experts said it will average from $2000 to $3000 a sack. WOMAN ENVOY MAY GO HOME MEXICO CITY, March 5.—El Universal Grafico says Mme. Alex- andra Kollantay, who recently took up her post in Mexico City as Rus- sian soviet envoy, may leave Mex- ico because the a.tiiude has af- fected her health. The paper says she may apply to the soviet government for a trans- The legauion, refusing to #onfirm the report, said It was true Mme. Kollantay has not peen in good health since her arrival here, because of the altitude. but that she had no plans at present to leave Mexico. Flyer Loses Engine, Lands Safely. DALLAS, Tex., March 5. —When the engine dropped from his plane at an altitude of 2000 feet today, T. O. Hardin giided to a landing at Love Field. The plane suffered little damage and Hardin was un- hurt. At the time of the mishap, the pilot was making some _ ex- soviet PERIURY CHARGED IN 2 INDICTMENTS INGRANT FAILURE J. M. .Grant, Brother of Wagner-Grant-Bell Part- ner, and C. D. McQuoid, . Ex-Salesman, Accused. John»M; Grant and Charles. D. McQuoid have~been indicted on perjury charges by the grand jury inquiring into the collapse of the Wagner-Grant-Bell Realty Co Grant is under $5000 bond, hav- ing been indicted .6n two counts. and McQuoi4 has furnished $2500 bond, on One count. . Grant is a brother of Edward W. Grant, secretary-treasurer of Wag- ner-Grant-Bell, whose flight from the city on New Year’s day re- vealed the condition of the firm. Edward W. Grant was indicted, af- ter his return to the city, on a charge of obtaining money by false pretenses, and is under $50,- 000 bond. The investigation of his transactions, being directed by An- drew C. Maroney as special prose- cutor, is expected to result in fur- ther indictments. John M. Grant lives at 6211 McPherson avenue, and is a buyer for the Chester Knitting Mills. MeQuoid is a for- mer salesman and clerk for Wag- ner-Grant-Bell, who has _ recently been working for another realty company. He'lives at 7433 Crom- well avenue. The indictments against J. M. Grant and McQuoid charge that they made false affidavits, Grand in two cases and McQuoid in one, for the release of deeds of trust which had not, in fact, been satis- fied. Both acted as assignees in what is known as cestui que trusts, in connection with the deeds in ques- tion. It is charged that J. M., Grant signed a false affidavit for release of two deeds of trust, of a face value of $4500 each, on prop- erty at 3134 and 3130 Magnolia avenue, the deeds having been sold to Edward H. Keiser, former Washington University professor. The deed for release of which Mc- Quoid is alleged to have signed a false affidavit is or $15,000. and was on property at 6226 North- wood avenue. It was held by the Citizens’ Loan Co. The release on Grant's affidavits were made 4 last, and the other Nov. 16. BOY'S AUTO INJURES WOMAN William L. Polk, Attorney’s Son, Arrested After Acc'dent. William L. Polk, 19 years old, of 4366 Westminster place, son of Charles M. Polk, an attorney, was arrested last night after his auto- mobile struck and eeriously in- jured Miss Elia Mori, 29, in front of her home, 339 North Euclid ave- nue. Miss Mori suffered a fracture of the right collar bone, possibie periments in sky-writing, wapee ting sharp banks at a high rate of speed. Excessive vibrations caused by a defective propellor probably loosened the engine from its sup- ports, aviators said, Le -~--~ skull fracture and severe cuts. Polk, who was held under bond, said he was driving slowly and did not see: Miss Mori who wes wearing dark clothing. i — Se ee eee + a — - Nov. | DEMOCRATS SHY AT PROHIBITION AS PARTY. ISSUE IN NEXT CAMPAIGN Wets Haven’t Made Much Headway — Caucus of Senators Sticks to Tariff and “Fundamentals.” HAWES ANSWERS BRUCE’S CRITICISM Marylander Modifies His Remarks — Conference of Corruption. By CHARLES G. ROSS, Chief Washington Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch. WASHINGTON, March 5.—That little, if any, fruit has been borne by the efforts of Senator Bruce (Dem.) of Maryland, a leader of the Congressional wets, to per- suade the Democratic party to ac- cept the wet cause as a+national campaign issue was made evident today at a caucus of the Senate Democrats. No vote was taken on the subject, but the opinion was generally expressed that the party should wage the next campaign on “fundamental” lines, with special attention to the tariff and the evi- dences of Republican election cor- ruption uncovered by the Reed campaign fund investigating com- mittee. The caucus was in pri- vate, Senator Rabinson of Arkansas, the minority leader, described the meeting as having been, “a pro- tracted and amicable discussion of legisiatlor},” resulting in agreement “on fundamentals” to be stressed in the campaign. The cancus) rec- ognized, he said, that there were differences among Democrats on the prohibition question. - “Prohibition,” he added, “is not 4 partisan question and cannot be made a partv issue.” Hawes Replies to Bruce.. A slight break in the harmony of the meeting, it was learned, was occasioned by a speech in which Senator Hawes of Missouri paid po- lite but pointed respects to Bruce. Hawes objected to Bruce's recent sharp criticism of the Senate wets who refused to follow his (Bruce's) leadership in opposing cloture on the prohibition reorganization bill. Defending his vote for cloture, Hawes pointed out that when this bill came to a vote, only five Sena- tors, by no means the full wet strength of the Senate, joined Bruce in opposition. This is the bill which divorces the prvhibition unit from the In- ternal Revenue Bureau and makes it a separate bureau of the Treas- ury Department. Reed of Missouri! and Edge of New Jersey, a wet Header on the Republican side, were among the large majority who fa- vored it. Bruce, it was said, modified his criticism in his reply to Hawes, and from that time forward, by all ac- counts, the meeting was a “Demo- cratic love feast.”’ Reed Investigation Praised. The caucus praised Reed's work in the campaign fund inquiry and indorsed his refusal to yield to the filibuster against his resolution to prolong the life of his committee. The opinion was unanimous that this committee, notwithstanding the defeat of the resolution, had the power to proceed with its in- vestigation of election frauds and should do so. Nothing came of a threat on the part of two or three Southern Sen- ators to introduce aée§resolution reading Cole Blease of South Caro- lina out of the party. Blease voted against his party several times dur- ing the session, and assisted the Republican old guard in the filibus- ter against the Reed ‘resolution. The proposed ouster resolution. which. possibly will be introduced by Senator Harrison of Mississipp! or Senator Caraway of Arkansa« ' when the caucus meets again nex! ‘winter, would eerve notice on | Blease to apply to the Republicans ‘for his committce assignments. | Neither Blease nor Heflin 4f ‘Alabama, another disturbing ele- ment in the party, attended @@e caucus, Robinson Re-elected Chairman. Robinson was re-elected chair- man of the caucus, a position which carries with it the floor leadership of the party in the Senate. Sen- ator Walsh of Montana was re- elected vice chairman, and Senator Gerry of Rhode Island, whip. Sen- ator Black, the tncoming Senator from Alabama, successor to Oscar Underwood, was elected secretary. Pittman of Nevada wag éhosen as the party candidate for presi- dent pro tem of the Senate. Others Continued on Page 3, Cotumg @ * “ pa ncentate ana tgnttineactanar sagen setter aS LEN: 09 AE ene en ee ee . _ Indorses Reed’s Expose

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% Fe ‘ “hi i ® e Wy tote — r a Pe di aaa Uitte ™ emis . ' : ete teen Sag xno, ‘oily Ry HB oY eg Ot Les a odes Ree RS — ey ~ . ~ P P _— . . eh po ett: niente) OES phy septa 7 aple ms NT é daeiphy es Bitlis diel 2 itt > gon, pore. om eg x ng m. z ~~ *” > a ne Le e* Waeens mons Perseree Pr te a eee oe Oe eee as rn eee i - — — " bs ’ oe ae Pe e are ae eo Oe ee : : 1 ae id Neg ‘ ; , "re — Pets JER AMER rae ne Ae ee a ite as ad SO Re the, Se Rs, Risin SEC Pez Ss Be ae ee ae eee . a , ; . , . a in eter, secre lchiceentin thet Bagg sy Sage Signs alee LEAVENWORTH WARDEN sedated stenasestgedly po 08 arse te “It is true that the Senate could | sion of the amendment will be of- Now You Can Hear Him Free: eafed and living at Oak Park, IL, day ewhis lucte r , ee. | , : ‘rman. M , other former Ober- tailed soldiers to guard Betanza. dopt the rule, but if it did, the Ve , eared while | $1! neapragees! ar aera oe fered at the next Congress, and is |@ More than 3,000,000 people have heard G. E, aime watch Carer | -_-——— 900 bond on a burglary war- * Henry Edward Threlkeld, 23- -old Washington University | Cc al or, yesterday was confronted ee - ar Se JF sik, ete ee - 4 a PERG YIS Ay OR CARUSO a SIR ee eT i he had finally left the employ of man en 4 setuid Jev c € , ee , pel Saha 5 teh webs ‘ employes are working in the Nevertheless, a group oO ormer last vestige of deliberation would certain again to ass the Senate Pr : Be . “ng together, but that | ™&€ i ihe penitentiary because “life was| ison industrial department. owners and their friends opened | disappear and the country would | tts rate ago bani Sciniieiae ‘lll They will never forget what he said to them or how faery were ving WO 80: ; ‘oO short to make money in the " a T k- ‘i h h l i t a . ae ; s , ’ *,?* ein ae . had never suspected his rootltie- 42’ H eieeiiial Mapestment, and have it|__*7°tber witness. J. Harold Tuc fire, which the soldiers returned. | be left without any forum for the | sti) be at the mercy of the Repub helped them. You and every other ambitious H dus ” P av ee me : * m : : : , - = x a iE thrown away ih the front office.” a ipecnaetcomasegn a Mexican company. : a | : guards during the last year. _ Whi oday wa: . ¢ in the con- ng eh : ; ‘tie be! > SS . . . sy y ; buster conducted to prevent the by he declared, sold him , the tics, a meeting on the lawn at TS ssesketes 11 ~oherts Monday. He has been Acting War- ; : : death of asdozen measures of great | : : = sat: er Be Ss ce oS ee a sae Yeas. | 26,513 of Mensuree Were Pecowmicd den for some time and formerly eee ee = ony ay parce that importance—uttered the following e : ie 2 get, 2, S eee + Sie oe Wotten to pay-the balance. mi at whieh Burnett offered to make! in the House—200 New Laws . , | ville. —. would come from the abolition of | yorgs: 0 oe a led. Let Sea & Bee fe Bits gan Sapte Oe; atte: im at High and Gay streets night- | TR for $2.30 a dozen and Oberman | By the Associated Pres pacity to the Atlanta prison. jected to Course of Tellez. Congress by political machine or ? | ee wt Ss ° Bait es el ges Bere S for a period’he roomed with | by executive is made possible, dur- | °VeTY honest newspaper in the land i eworth. But, he insisted, the ing a short session of Congress, by | P™"* the names of these 24 men . 8. was unwilling to pay more than WASHINGTON, March 5.—The By the Associated Press : ation was never robbed while he ‘ $2.10. record of the Sixty-ninth Congress WASHINGTON, March 5.—The MEXICO CITY, March 5.—Com oS te Saale ead While Burnett would not say so discloses that out of an avalanche appointment of Thomas B. White ike dmeiiell eae! bho seen note | the control of members of the who, in order to prevent an inves- Y tet Phas & Soh ed there and he. had never of directly, it appeared from the cir-|0f nearly 25,000 bills and resolu- he P i. . ' House and of the Senate who have tigation of election frauds, have ee ae fs 3 ie msc © 4 Claeworth that it was. Clae- | ?@! bs ¢ ‘ . as warden of the Leavenworth Fed-| of the United States to Mexico pro- st d ll dl ¥ . La 6 RR ¥: | cumstances that McGregor and pos-|tions only 998 succeeded in over- ; 4 ; 1. iat ga | been defeated for re-election, com- stopped all proceedings, denied % ee: Bs ie Beatin. BESicc ad oi h worked in another station, | ¥% sibly Enloc. did not back up Bur-|coming the _ legislative barriers eral prison is a case like that of teste —— 5 mete q ey ae . monly known as ‘lame ducks.’ three-fourths of this body its right oes 3 see % ee “ee i. e se ; added, and came home one hight In nett’s figires, but did urge an/|finally to become laws. the St. Louis postmastership, in aotivition © es eee ee “Everyone Knows that in the to function, prevented the appro- os Somes, sy Cee RS See ee latin “They tried to stick us nt a até : : f Arturo Elias, Mexican Consul Gen- ) : | priation of money necessary to car- ae Sry ° & oe te : : g. ‘a -In the number added to the | which experience and efficiency in eral in New York, and that it de-|P&8t some members of Congress, it S a ee a Rx ¢ tonight, but we turned out the if defeated for re-election, have, dur- |'Y 0@ the public business, destroyed oe. Se So =. ae gehts an’ fooled them.” That was | ‘4 agreement of some sort. a Republican, interfered with his! written reports and Senate commit- | him for promotion to the tempo- work or that he regarded Enloe | teés 1717. President Coolidge sent | rary positions at Atlanta and Leav- as inefficient, but when asked lan even 100 special messages to the enworth, arising from the removal rs point-blank by Senator Wammack | genate, including his annual mes- | of Warden Sartain, later convicted | !0ws the President to exercise an coming to '® \vete. Ohi Bee crag cea nee te ee undue influence over his vote by| Norris recalled how, in 1923, ™ Pasi iS Ree ee ee MM promising him a Federal appoint-| When both the Elections Commit- _Democrat—Blease of South Caro- —— ———_—$____——= TT ship of a penitentiary?” he an- | ining plans for another naval arms | permanent appointment at Leaven-|™ent. The use of this power is) tee and the Rules Committee of the | na. ee + one anew. 6 Be aid |conference. Heads of various de- | worth for White was more difficult, | 2dmitted and notorious. The most House had voted to report a reso- In addition to the foregoing, the mas mowever, thet perhaps the | nartments filed 1055 reports with | for strong political influences conspicuous example of it occurred | Ution, stepreenncative Philip Camp- SCueweng Senators voted against poor management of the PrisONn, | ~ 11 oreas blocked other candidates. in’ the short session following the bell (Rep.) of Kansas, chairman |taking up the Reed regolution, and islate after he has been repdiated|hand. A few political bosses and | 0Dinson of Indiana, Phipps of : ' Colorado, Lenroot of Wis i , ene , _| patronage dispensers kept it from 749% COnSER, »y his constituents, is that it al Stanfield of Oregon and Fess of ® Eddie would come to me with f troubles, and he has always bor Ime the truth. I told him 1| °% See | Build stand by him, regardless of E. Marchand, Member of United States $ Court MALIMEEEEIBEY word he nig one Be Swore lg . E. Marchand, mber ni Bed wor: . , ; . Reamer he of sat Men and Wenen, Will at White — . at a ae Ga 66 2 | Stking boy. an bap to » ‘ent Famous Success Maker £ ¥y, and I believe him. The father is seeking a bonda- by “What qualities did Enloe have 50 sages, one explaining the Nica-/| of taking bribes, and the withdraw- fit him for the managing director-| -,euan situation and another out- | al of Warden Biddle. To obtain the he Finally Oberman walked into/|statute books are hundreds of a . Gove ervice were rec- | defeated far re-election, have, dur- [00 nee Sees ie ee 3 | : Sas: aaa ik the house with the remark, “I guess | Purely private character and sev- cckined. on anak poy political warps ag one officially ing the short session, been abso- |‘@e Just hopes of those who have REE SS RO RE Bh: ORE BOS jonly time they mentioned rob- | "ss ‘53 you gentlemen can’t agree among)|eral hundred more pertaining to| .j,imns of outside aspirants. n'a, Dhan Fr Offi lutely subservient to the wishes of waited for eight years to have SS z ss a” ries, he declared. Fo f yourselves.” Burnett was inclined | local or sectional needs, so that the "7 y Se eae See ie the Presid rilli their war claims settled, blocked 3 ’ * } Seay | shel we 7 ly .Fri- | of ia yours as | White has been acting warden at It was also denied yesterday that |the President, and have willingly nag 2 ene te Thretkeki- was. eaaght.carly Fr +. iL: to blame the disagreement on Mc-|number of new laws affecting the | peayenworth since the resignation|a break in the diplomatic rela-|°beyed the wishes and the com- the idans on the soldiers’ certifi- ete a , ¥ morning in the basement of aj ‘98 13 Gregor and frankly admitted that|nation as a whole is probably not | >¢ warden ‘W. I. Biddle last No-|tions between the United States|™ands of political bosses who are |C#teS and defeated the provision | @ Rx wis" gme-at 3995.le Tenty strees, with | Tee Ti he was “thoroughly disgusted” with | in excess of 200. vember. Asa prison official he has| and Mexico was in prospect or was powerful in the distribution of Fed- for the hospitalization of wounded So Screwdriver, a wrench and a vial, but the farm superintendent's espousal | Members of the House far out- been known as just and fair toward | feared Foreign Minister Saenz | eral patronage. veterans. Let the people know ies See Be Sg ® chloroform « in - his. . pockets, | inv cf of Oberman’s prices, which Burnett | stripped their less numerous col- prisoners and capable in manage- | said egrets reports were saint true ‘When such a condition arises | who they are—and let them bear SSS et Betas , buching under a stairway. He} ‘ive a regarded as losing rates for the /| leagues in the Senate in the Dbill- | ment. The Amnapition Mustekenie oonthn: in the Senate, there is only one way | the responsibility.” setae . persisted in a lapse of mem-| vol (fF, z penitentiary. — introducing melee. During the two But the work which has com-}yed silent ag to the character of |in which such a disgraceful use of | Walsh referred to thé 24 Sena- Sees: eaten ; 7 plea, maintaining he can re- fg hy TT Later, Burnett said, he went to/sessions of the Sixty-ninth, House | mended him chiefly to Government j|the note. Ambassador Tellez’ visit | Federal patronage can be prevent- | tors who had voted not to take up Se mber nothing after -midnight . Fi Gov. Baker and told him he could| members offered 18,812 bills and officials is that which he did in 16/t 9 Mexico City is purely personal ed, and that is by resorting to the |the resolution by Senator Reed of peg ook Se nai Mreday until after he was cap- 7 a not operate the factory under the resolutions, while the number in | years’ service as a Department of | and .is solély for the purpose of | desperate remedy of a filibuster. | Missouri. However, not all of ER sn —e qe Prevailing conditions, that he was) the Senate was 6417. : Justice agent with headquarters in| visiting his sick orother, the For- Handful Blocks Action. them participated actively in the ||P i230) 8352538" His father tame to St. Louis Fri- | cd not boss of his own department. Of this number President Cool- | Oxlahoma City. eign Office declared. “Three times ‘the Senate | has filibuster. Those who did partici- : scree Se aa ee a) Right, boarding a train 10 min- tor Le ee cee ween tO £0 back jidge signed 523 during the first His work.in connection with pro- | ——-_______________. -|adopted a resolution for the sub- | Pate in, or contribute to the fili- ea is After learning by telephone of |*™ a and run the factories according to |session and 475 in the session which | hibition enforcement gained © the oe buster were: Soc qemes cite nara fon’s predicament. After talk- | °%* his own judgment, and to disregard | terminated yesterday, affixing his | favors : measures, and early! enough to/™ission of a constitutional amend- 5 SR ee ee ‘ Ry a ey | | yes cadre: Sj favorable attention of Mrs. Mabel inn Gitnitibien | ssibl |ment which would remedy this sit- Republicans—Reed of Pennsyl- to his son yesterday, the elder , Adi the advice of others. signature to 229 within the 24] Walker Willebrandt, Assistant At- |™#*© sy erg + eben pe 9 uation. In every instance the | Y@"ia, . Moses of New Hampshire, Foran ikeld related that he had bee tle a The former board member, al-| hours before the gavels fell. torney-General, in charge of prohi- Feeding the “Lame Ducks. H ‘was denied the richt to vote |”adsworth of New York, Edge of go Sagas ges aR the same story. ‘To 4) ere ee ee - lg During the two sessions, also, | bition matters. She and other of- Basham Bi > lg yea on thon ik te pet ek uel har New Jersey, Cameron ane ‘Actataad a. ae ea a > WwW Stana by Him. | ins OY nduced to say directly enloe, se nes 9 ‘ . : , cks"”” aside from the vious - . ™Do y ; ere cer Ht Hou committees made 231 ficials of the department supported jection to allowing a man to leg-|be numbered on the fingers of one Deneen of Illinois, Watson and , ose nays ewe ashe the if enter which led to the expenditures of re White is 44 years old. and was/1922 election. Seventy-one Repre-|°f the Rules Committee, put it in | were, to that extent, a part of the . , T | : ‘ — $ wh i] . of covey sm oncuss Of tts Appro- | SOVIET HOLDS FILM OFFICERS a Texas ranger in his early days. |Sentatives, who had been defeated bis pocket and simply refused to | fillbuster: the Call of Our City ch ne $336 eon a ee mates Te priation in 1926-1926, might have) A notable feature of his work in |8at in this session, and their votes|report it. His hand could have; All Republicans—Ernst of Ken- ® Preliminary Fat a pe et ve | int ar’ phic been improved if Enloe had sna Posie Pacer eae meat Oklahoma was in the Osage mur-|enabled President Harding to put; been forced, but it happened that | tucky, Gould and Hale of Maine, The turning point in your life is near. The at eat offer he haa’ mad ae ie sulted the béard members more | high “ ~~ t ef oviet Stat« der conspiracy, in which the deaths|@ ship subsidy bill through the|Speaker Gillett, who was ill, had | Keyes of New Hampshire, McLean have dreamed of is within your reach. G, E, pect The student declared " . ted ST frequently. , anil ahh Saw tel stone 6 ae “omg of a number of Indians were traced House, where it passed by Aa designated Campbell to preside | of Connecticut, Metcalf of Rhode the highest-paid business coach in America, arter | Oo back to his otuinien seas emai The first confirmation of tne | nal neglect and extravagance’ in |t® 2 Plot of white men to obtain | majority of only 24 votes. It was|Over the House, and every time a |Island, Norbeck of South Dakota, | yumphant European tour, has returned here to tellam Hor Hadley said yesterday that wide-spread. rumor that Oberman, |e ieee ton of flne ten ves | oll-lands of their victims. filibustered to death in the Senate,|member attempted to raise the |Oddie of Nevada, Pine of Okla- 4 f Ares pee ID Genend terete a Colonel on Gov. Baker 8 staff, " produce on of films last year. veuaseeemmann saesnagnmen meronsaes Two outstanding cases of ‘lame question on the floor, Campbell re- homa, Schall of Minnesota, Short- men an women Oo our city his amazing secrets : ei: urge y upon e es oe ol as ads son aasionnd ' : ey Mion of the ae and a friend éf the executive, had | They are charged with having BIG THREE BLOCKS ducks” in that session were Sen-| fused to recognize him. ridge of California, Warren or Wy- Throughout America Mr. Marchand is recogns: on Distintine. cetueis aaa , . eve | : ve a* . J 7 | received preferential credit terms | C@used the State the loss of nearly ator Frank B. Kello The most ironical : f th i ad Wi “on men” w w weal = : : ; MOVE TO PUT D : gz of Minne- aspect of the |oming and Willis of Ohio. ’ , fates an, a et : from the State prison as compared | $190,000 through unnecessary trav- P EN sota and Senator Harry New of/entire episode was the fact that “T want to congratulate this one- aker of men hose power has brought Re ind fraternity brothers, = with other buyers of convict-made | lng, Inadequate preparation for TO “LAME DUCKS” | inaiana. Both had been beaten,|Campbell himself was a “lame /|fourth,” said Walsh, “for their and happiness to thousands. In New York, ee ye 2 rouns writen ee - peEtiio products, was given. _ Rtas, extravagant living and hs SE Both supported the administration | duck,”’ having been beaten in the |nerve in daring to send this Con- the capitals of Europe, vast crowds have been ( Allea Aigo a schooim@te, nave: Special Favors for Oberman., other irregularities, __Continued from Page One. | of the ship subsidy bill. Shortly | Previous election. Thus the move- | gress into adjournment without en- from the great hippodromes halls and theaters wt his “ tas ae te maga a Oberman had said on the wit-| One of their pictures, costing |ed, They are called “lame ducks.” | afterward Kellogg was appointed | ment to abolish “lame ducks” was | acting the legislation which the ad- Marchand was speaki a , pclae Beil ness stand that he had 45 days to | $55,000, was a total loss. In an-}This is the session which must end| Ambassador to Great Britain, and|thwarted by a “lame duck.” ministration has promised the fetes, i DERAL ADOE’ | pay his bills to the penitentiary, other fim intended to feature the March 4. New was appointed Postmaster- There is another possibility un- |country, and without supplying the Better Po iti s—lVi v . AGENTS ARREST FOUR which approximated $2,000,900 in shooting by Czarist Cossacks of| Under the Norris amendment,| General. President Coolidge after-|der the present practice, as Norris | funds necessary to carry on its sition ore on >i AND n ; the past two years. He declared | Several hundred workers in the|Congress would convene in Janu- ward promoted Kellogg to the of-| pointed out, The Constitution pro- | business, And I promise that the Mr. Marchand will reveal to you the way to ac : lye AO: Sem ere ~ 2 oa - ™ a F +o dieting Sm ene 1 ages ~~, om. . e I te ye ot ree “Elly aR ob lg A Pygmy ee Rr ong, = to ae on lly * . one “ so far as he knew other creditors | gold fleld of Siberia, the promot- ary, at which time the President, | Ace of Secretar , ki ; : > ; ’ ary of State. vides that when no candidate for untry wil 4 m.”’ money-making p onality nd th dynamic ' of the prison got the same terms/|ers are charged with neglecting to| Vice President, Senators and Rep- The American Bar Association aR domaine ase lifted Stcenna Scbaah Boca 4 Edi to , . an ison “ “ eon ar wf 7 mr ge ae Pm. SPae eeesecee FY OB mi but Karl Autenrieth, credit mana- | take with them from Moscow sol- |resentatives elected in the preced-| several times had indorsed the pee for Raids Bis: ger of the prison factory, testified | diers uniforms of the pre-revolu- ing November would take tHeir principle contained in the Norris pedestal of power and enduring fame. His st AAELG Blever , ; that most of the other purchasers | tionary period, resulting in the ul-/ seats. There would be two long! amendment. On one occasion it is sO simple that any one can apply it for quick c ip bruins prohibition | tag had only 30 days in which to pay. | timate abandonment of the film ati gegsions, the second of which formally stated that, in its opinion, mits from the East St. Louis of- | wit As has been told, Oberman is a/4 loss of $35,000. The director of | woula begin the following Janu- t} iste f r If Y A Ambitio us 3 a | | pacer De ; au fellow stockholder in a mining | this expedition was further charged ary, early enough to insure ample S aeet sound hae Gaveamean Ge : ou re 1 ee ’ len of Deputs \ eerccasee tr company with Got. Baker and Dr. | with offering to take two actresses | time for the consideration of all} Civil War. Had it existed, Lincoln If you want to lift yourself up to the position in_ a r ’ * Spring tield, , drove = | Dye Snloe. He had not been engaged |to Siberia provided they became | <—- ENE | would have been inaugurated hon rightfully yours; if you are tired of the daily grind, bed ce -". 19 miles from East St. | sae extensively in purchasing from the | his wives, — | January tied of ‘Masth. Tie aie chance. Hear Marchand. : Let him help you, as he na! oe. last night. with. search war- ! . penitentiary for several years prior — ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH application of his conciliatory in- , thousands of others, to win recognition and promotiom, MS for 12 ea} ’ | Coe to the Enloe administration, but ADVERTISEMENT Founded by JOSEPH PULITZER eeeet nica enaniated ecu ean are more money, to command position and respect—to gaimm Titidenese an cn Le 1925, his purchases approximated Do i E lai . " rie Bae Sen een sociation stated, probably would admiration ... Hear Marchand, who many call the “3 a * Cences. Six of the places ae : ‘ e nore : . " z typi — last oy about us ocior Xp ns new MET BoweTard and Olive Rtreet. have prevented the secession of Makes Men Rich;” reveal his amazing secrets. — : “n closed, small quantities of « ; ‘ owever, noe was a pr all Vir inia. ae oer and wv cipal buyer of penitentiary goods| Freatment fcr Leg Sores | sx suet ountau or cincutations | Virginia, Best Selectivity and Tone Quality uesday, March 8th and two of the tin man during the Gardner administration. A new book sent free to readers eles oy oar sok ores want oe In his statement yesterday made | | 7 Be but “dry.” me . t bill Rehr 2 Renin sry | yi. SA Bae MAE eco See ancy we eee ow ee A SBQ eo SZ2SQ FAY EMPLE AUDITOR: cane neon , ’ n , erein. i : - ! pny: - a $5000-a-year employe of Oberman, E. llth St., Kansas City, Mo.—a sue- | patches fentth ase also —e7,. oo ed, Senator Norris said: ’ TERMS MOOLAH TEMPLE - 8) hiya aaa hap : is now superintendent of the prison | cossfy] specialist in Kansas City for ——- Rates by Mail, “The adjournment of Congress | AUDI a°.) four men oe infpos SAS) 7 factory at only $3600 a year, he | over 35 years—fully explains his Ded sapere: SRN i ates aie aueaieien te a 10 LINDELL BL. (Near Vandeventer) _ ed and taken to the East st. | tx told the board. He declared he/ new method of home treatment for | R287, My, 08 TAF. nae esos. shining illustration of the neces- | ve Street : Be B fall to . thet had expected to ;have his salary| Leg Sores and Varicose Ulcers | order or 8t. sity of an amendment to the Con- | ADMISSION FREE 1 oe ee "a State Pid ae “before thats : raised to $5000 after he entered | which has met with remarkable sue. A dibetion whith wk sets thn East St. Louis Store 309 Collinsville Av The National University Soci invites iy to see and hear % . Gnv Ha, ommissioner. Thev | tae the prison employ, but deClared his | cess in thousands of the most stub- ; Sunday, 10c s copy. | short session of Congress =e" alee ys ole sag “All oda tein a B Ha rie. i oy wine ae ni » principal reason for . working born Entered as second-class matter July 17, 1879, ~ .. a ates _ o charge. No collectiors. All seats free, Com 3 “ris. Henry Scheibel and | tim ‘ re for cases, ciianasgighcbaaaian mM the Postotficg at BL Loui Mo, Many persons, jngludipg the J ; wee peetelie Duncan,» ead a s | - ge ‘’ oa i i ee ™ hp Pe aoe : es. ae.

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RUSSIA CENSORS FORD Commandment, “Th Shah } Steal™ Among Se aa the Associated Pregs. | "NEW YORK, March 5h j} tion of Henry Ford's book « Life and Work,” has been in Moscow after sixty p by a been changed or deleteg sors, the New York Times oo Most of the deleted Passages gun with Ford’s views on econo Ford, in his. book quoted the « mandment “Thou Shalt Not § the quotation ‘is missing from: € Moscow edition. - rific ee coast than 3,406,000, of whom é: last | 19,000 are Europeans. The ston | hich | of 1923 gave Tamatave a y h as ition of 13,210. nec | = 7 Phy % on — q TN RaTaRR, pe” “fT as Threlkeld, on University ‘Sai Contradicts For- gat Roommate. 1a TO ARRANGE BOND _ Sie 2 | ° Also Disputes Oak | | park (Ill) Man’s State- sf ment That He Told of Oil! } ! —_—_—_- in his cell at Central | ; i police headquarters, while ee a Brandsville (Mo.) a > is _gought to arrange for h 14000 pond on a burglary war- | t, Henry Edward Threlkeld, 23- | ald Washington University jor, yesterday was confronted | a new charge, that he had | : ” eriated the watch of a former | mate who suspected him of | a filling station robber. me watch, found in Threlkeld’s mn at the Psi Delta fraternity. 6898 Clemens avenue, had | traced to Cecil Claeworth, | ih whom Threlkeld shared a en Cates avenue until a year Claeworth. who is now mar- M4 and living at Oak Park, IIL, ‘i the watch disappeared while e were living together, but that phad never suspected his room- | i : i | ' Wineworth added that Threlkel s working nights at an oil sta- and that oil stat was ed several times. ‘Says He Bought Watch. selkeld vehemently denied his | er roommate's charges. Clae- mh the declared, sold him . the wh for $10. He paid $7 ments, but could mot recall, he whether he ever paid the bal- L* Perhaps, he suggested, Clae- | wh was “sore” beacause he had Motten to pay the balance. fe had worked in 2 a sta- ' at High and Gay streets night- for a period he ratte with orth. But, he insisted, mn Was never robbed while he med there and he had never d Claeworth that it was. Clae- th worked in another station, edded, and came home one night sung, “They tried to stick us ) tonight, but we turned out the its and fooled them.’ only time they mentioned ies, he declared. tkel- was eaught.ecarly ¥ morning in the basement Meat $995.le Tenty street, 4 merewdriver, a wrench and ; Echloroferm in his... pockets, Mching under a stairway. He ® persisted in a PPika, maintaining he ther nothing after Mteday until after he ion on iNtk=- | the lapse of can midnight | was cap- | re. ee father tame to St. Louis Fri- t, boarding a train 10 min- fatter learning by telephone of fon's predicament. After talk- f® his son yesterday, the elder eld related that he had been | the same story. | Will Stand by Him. #0 you believe him?” he was “Well,” he replied, “all his. Badie would come to me with roubles, and he has always pe the truth. I told him I me stand by him, regardless of | Rhe had done, and he swore " Word he said was true. PAlWavs heen a truthful ang boy, and I believe eee father is seeking a bonds- m who wii] not cha him h ak $125 for a bor 1d. pending P Preliminary hearing which is t offer he has had so far. me student declared he wanted jal bark to his studies but Chan- | Hadley gaid yesterday that Md depend largely upon the de- B of the univers} ty’s Commit- ™ Discipline. Se ‘yveral echool- p and fraternity brothers, in- ding 2 young attornev who for- Was a Schoolmate, have =~ OM the prisoner. offering to him W insof ar as they ‘ ERAL ABENTS ARREST FOUR him. iree as are able. Tt WOMEN AT O'FALLON | — Closed. Two Others ” When officers Arrive for Raids. wen Federg! * ftom the East St Under Deputs "en of Mion, 16 ' proh{bition Louis of- Administrator Springfield, drove*to Miles from East St. last Right, with search war- for ig S2!oons. ’ pool P Pesiden Ces, Six of be “n Closed, Smal] er 8nd whisky we re and two of nlaces but “dry. The bared on quantities found in were ‘> rif . . +. warrants ’ a2 woman were to the East St before the Thev | “Tensing Scheibel and ADpenr Le States r om miss} .. S8rris. Frea 7 b Hamrie Henry “© Duncan. oner. /_of Chicago 1 $190, | $00.81. | $000 light standards. | payment i feet of cable ' lice Utilities has approved the feces ly cents a | would amount inearly $50,000, ' the , tape That was | rob- | |For the Fri-) of a} mem- . , figures ‘Bureau of Municipal! (have | for ‘amount of cable furnished is 199.- 000 'Ryckoff and approved by the utill- | installation is costing a | cent ‘ever ior rooms ' the places | of Congress increasing the -jiin the ‘ator Reed would an increase. 'thorization, hitherto held up ST. LOUIS POST-DISPAT7Y _ SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 6, 1927_ ST.LOUIS World’s Fair Landmark, Soon to Disappear POLO IE SLT ee oe, ~ . . DUEON LICHT CONTRACT Comptroller Claims Error of | 190,000 Feet in Amount of Cable Used. of $49,626.44 on the street light with A. M. withheld by 's office be- difference of 190,000 the contractor's of the Comptroller cable used ayment city’s electric installa- tion contract has City Comptroller Nolte of a between ures and those as to the fveotage job. The city yesterday paid Ryckoff aking the total of pay- been cause feet ig- of wire 000. m to His for the the work, ments him thus far first completed sec- covering This includes 4 °° £74k FF "7 of @m Vldivd 427 ofr & boat), tion of for a total The Director of entire claim. A check-up made by Ar- thur C. Meyers of office, and by ipal Research, body. shows 190. As the highest au of Munic- unofficial ess cabdie. the ae | sur an outside 000 feet ] price for cable is this difference tO wot foot, more than holding out of pending a further agreed upon at payment. settlement $$32.300, but the was of yesterday's next move toward been indicated. Heath Backs Contractor. George B. Heath, lighting construction in the De- Public Utilities, said since he had been in charge of the installation work, all cable had been measured by the inspection force, is confident of the figures for that time. two. or three months said, before he had not found check-up investigation, time The has not of partment of yesterday that, and that he ness of the first if the work, he charge, he system: took records of a he had voices. of cable on the jveb, and said, egreed in’ Ryckoff's presen Basis of Claim Not Explained. The Comptroller's office and the Research the basis that itic checked up. Ryckotis ordere d ané livered voices, he made known conclusion not their feet less than that claimed by ities department. As has been the bout 38 per indicated by the advance estimates, and there is doubt whether the $8,000,000 bond issue item will suffice for the completed new lighting system The work begun under supervision of Director of Utilities Wall and the immediate direction of Ralf Toensfeldt as superintend- ent of lighting. Wall by Mayor Miller last May, Toensfeldt resigned, Pritchard be- coming direc tor and Heath super- intendent ST, LOUIS FEDERAL BUILDING DELAYED BY FILIBUSTER Hope for Immediate 5t4rt on Ade- quate Siructure Ended When Bill Died. the Post-Dispatch M ar ee -h told, more than Was was A ana Special to Ww “ASHING TON, failure of the $125,000.000 public buildings bill to break through the fflibuster in the Senate ends what- may have been enter- tained of getting an start on an adequate building for St. Louis, Though the bill carried on spe- cial authorization for the St. Louis project, Congressman L. ©. Dyer of St. Louis had hoped the Treasur hope Federal ‘would draw upon the general ft ad to give Bt. Louis, already avaii- about $3,- the enough money with the $1,600,000 able, a building to cost 500,000. The fai.ure of Dyer said tonight, would mean de- lay in beginning construction. In the opinion of Cochran of St, Louis, chance for a building such Louis desires without a special act present | $1,600,- is no as St. there specific authorization of 000. Had the omnibus buildings) bill been allowed to come to a vote Senate, Cochran said, Sen- have introduced providing said the amendment Cochran au- by the budget bureau, could be passed through the next Congress. Mean- time, in his opinion, no start could be made on the building. Ryckoff | $1,.825.- | total claim is $1,875.,- | ‘about | Pub- | the Comptroller's superintendent | with | correct- | the! i lighting | fof Pennsylvania, {and | continuing the | was ousted | 5.—The | immediate | Congressman | for the! A A et | DEMOCRATS. AVOID. PROHIBITION ISSUE FOR NEXT CAMPAIGN Continued from Page One. selected to be put forward at the opening session of the new Con- 'gress were Edwin A. Halsey of Virginia, for secretary of the Sen- (ate, and Charles S. Hartman of | Great Falls, Mont., for sergeant- at-arms. Pobinson was authorized to ap- point a steering committee of 10 members and a committee of three | on patronage. All the new Democratic were at the conference. Black of Alabama. zona, Barkley of Kentucky, | of Oklahoma, and Wagner of New York. cept Black displace publicans. Reed Will Continue Pennsylvania Work Senators They are Thomas By the Associated Pregs. WASHINGTON. March chairman of ator Reed of Missouri. the special campaign fund investi- committee, his decided to Robinson res additional] senatorial last No- | gating and leagues, have pro- ceed, under the 4olu- tion, with the seizure of *,jlot boxes used in the election~in Pennsylvania vember. extended beyond the ing and preserving” as authorized by the Robinson res- olution, probably will be deter- i mined at the meeting tentatively arranged for March 25. Members of the committee known, however, to hold the that it can function under original resolution creating it as well as under the Robinson reso.- ution directing the seizing of the ballot boxes which was adopted after formal notice had been filed with the Senate of a contest by William B. Wilson, Democrat. was defeated in the senatoria] by William S. Va to take possession of llot boxes in Luzerne, Dela- are. Lackawa and Schuylkill counties may result in the of the ing thrown in mere “tak- of view the con- test effort ina question committee’s to the Two Committees in The contest iuthority be- courts. Field. brought by Wilson was filed with the regular Elec- tions Committee by the Senate just before adjournment yesterday in its inquiry that committee un- | questionably will seek to obtain the |ballots since Wilson alleges he for him. David A. Reed (Rep.) who led the long filibuster aguzuinst life of the Missouri Reed's said this fact naturally would be known officers having custody of the coun- ty ba boxes and they m decline to deliver them to the Reed committee Pennsylvanian The Pennsylvanian reiter doubt of the committee to open the more than 8000 ballot boxes, already brought here from Philadelphia and Pitts- burg. calling attention that the Senate merely gave the committee authority to “preserve” the ballots. Subpenas for use by the Senate Sergeant-at-Arms in making de- mand for the ballot boxes proba- bly wiil be issued next week. It was suggested today that i'Reed committee might to obtain funds for its work. While it has a large unexpended balance to its: credit, vouchers must be 'eountersigned by the chairman of the Audit Committee, of which Senator Keyes ({Rep.) New Hampshire, is chairman. Should Keves withhold approval funds /could not be obtained for traveling or other eapenees. cast Senator successful the committee, rllot Doubts Power. ated his ils of State Constables. BR. the Associated Prees. COLUMBIA, 8. C., March 5.— 'Gov. Richards announced tonight he would send State constables to | Aiken to arrest any golfers who at- bill, | 'tempt to play on any links in that | icity tomorrow. The Governor, ‘two Sundays has been attempti ng | South Carolina's century} ‘old blue laws enforced, made his announcement after he had informed that Circuit Judge F. Rice at Aiken had granted*a itemporary injunction restraining iState constables and Sheriffs from interfering with the playing of golf , ‘to have on the links of the Palmetto and Highiand aPrk Golf Clubs there. Hayden of Ari- | Tydings of Maryland | All ex- | defeated Re- | ‘up Patrick J. Ryan, 56.—Sen- | | United Railways washroom at the Hodiamont loop, col- Whether its work will be} evidence, | |}announced are who: . incident, , tered | Latin-America. i and | id that his decision to: was not credited with many votes ' | ing | give light well | authority of the Reed | nel , tion of 1 000 the | not be able | ‘are | Vandeventer who for the last | been | Hayne | ~—-Ky a Post-Tspatch Staff Photographer. Washington _Uarveretty, ROBBED AND FIRED ON W. Sherrod’s Forehead Grazed by Bullet of Negro, Who Took $20. r As Frederick W. Sherrod, a col-} ‘lector for the Washington Fidelity 'Insuranee Co., left a flat at 1326A Carr street, where he $3 collection, at 7:10 night, he was halted by an Negro, fired one his forehead o'clock shot, the bullet grazing The robber escaped. Sherrod is 39 years old and lives | at 3340 Delmar boulevard. | Robbers With Shoigun and Pistol | Hold Up Street Car Conductor. Two robbers, one with a shot- gun, the other with a pistol, 1460 Rowan avenue, a conductor, and . They and Highland Kienlen avenues, at 7:35 p. m took $25 in currency, silver car tokens and ran west. L. C, PROBERT RESIGNS POST WITH THE ASSOCIATED PRESS: Superintendent of Washingion Bu- | reau to Devote Himself to Personal Interests. NEW YORK, March resignation of L, C. Probert, super- intendent of the Washington reau of the Associated Press, today by manager. Probert with the or- Wash- of the Vas here general <2. years them in chief He in ‘ le (Cooper, had been» ganization—18 of ington and 10 hogs Washington sta devote himself Cooper said, to personal WASHINGTON, CC. Probert said resignation as Washington for present, March tonight that superintendent bureau of the ‘iated Press has no connection whatever with what has known as the “Olds incident. “alle 1, 4a the ROY * Tae as will be re ran with the charge bv the h that Assistant Sec State Olds ciated Press dispatch ington telling of a bolshevist Post-Dis- retary of ASSO- from Wz: ‘eg ey oe es j inspired an ish- hegemony” in Probert sa resign was directly traceable to the fire of last December which stroyed the dwelling house on his 300-acre farm in Maryland. Find- “absentee ownership” unsafis- had decided, he said, to attention to the his farm. factory, he his whole rehabilitation of $500,000 MILL CREEK SEWER by the, AUXILIARY DRAIN COMPLETED The Camp Spring sewer, or auxiliary for the Mill Creek sewer under twenty-first and Twenty-sec- ond streets from Biddle street a connection with the main, which is expected to prevent the future flooding of the Union Station baggage subway, completed and put into use. The contract cost was $513,415, of whieh $25,000 was for inlets. From Franklin avenue to Adame street, the contractors had to through limestone. This por- the work cost nearly $3265,- western relief Creek system | This between Centracts for the sewer of the Mili to be let soon. serve the district and Taylor avenues, North Mar approximate | and the paid for sewe will and ‘ket | wil} this avenue The O60. Duncan street. $1,000, Camp from bond issue cost Both Spring sewers are funds. a Pe ee eee ‘STILL AFT ER SUNDAY GOLFERS | South Cardiies Governar Will Use We are the richest nation in the world—yet that doesn’t mean much. The important thing is—but read Glen Buck’s ,y This American Ascendency” for the answer in March NATIONS had made a'| last | armed | who robbed him of §20 and| held | as he left the | 5.—The | bu- Kent | tends to, interests. | | ris. J. ASs-j; become “Mexican-fos- | de- ' | Federaiship, to | Mil] Creek | has been | iStewart S. tun- | |} my cough | hope of ever being well. the paper what Nacor had | and decided | eee $1. LIQUOR SHIP | Bail for Men Accused in Seizure of Boat Aggregates | $1,200,000. | By the Associated. Press. SAN FR ANC ISCO, March 5b. 'The Federal grand jury, in extra- 'ordinary session, brought the Fed- eralship liquor running case to a climax today by indicting all the members of the Federalship crew, three supposed directors of the ' Consolidated Exporters, Ltd., of Canada, and a number of others 'on charges of conspiracy to violate ithe Volstead act and related laws and treaties. The jury, whose sum 'moning had been opposed in court as illegal was out only a few min utes and its quick action came a: |'a surprise. The Federalship was seized o 'the open sea, 300 miles off Sa Francisco, and brought to this cit Thursday as a prize by two coa | guard patrol boats. Its seizure international question ard treaty ee occasioned regarding registry rights. Sixty-one defendants, rlleged to concerned with half a score liquor smuggling conspiracies +¢ | the coast, are named in the indic' Their bail aggregates mor $1,200,000. The indictmen’ impetus to one of the grea‘ est liquor smuggling cleanups the history of the centurf. The Canadians indicted are Rus sell Whitelaw, George Norgan an A. L. McClennon, named as dire tors of Consolidated Exporters: ! | R, Anderson, attorney representin the exporters, and W. J. Murdoc’ attorney representing the Feder: Shipping Company, Ltd. Others indicted are Joseph Fer W. Nard, John Murphy, sai: the TIocal agent of the Con R. R. Belang ments than rave to be | solidated Exporters: er, Jack Miller, Arthur Lily, Jac! Zuckor, Paul Gatto, William Em Mel Smith, Johnny Moreno (harles McKinnon, Albert Young Henry Radigan, Ray Miller, Phi’ Brottman and Nathan Bell, all o¢ San Francisco. A number of thes: men dare under previous indict- | ments and some are fugitives from | Justice, Captain §. 8. Stone, of the Fed- eralship, and every member of his crew were indicted despite’ thei: contention that they were commit- ting no illgal act when taken in charge by the coast guard craft | Federalship is riding at anchar un- der heavy guard here with a cargo of liquor aboard valued at more than $1,000,000. State Department Discloses Opera- tions of Liquor Ship. WASHINGTON, March 5.—-A lengthy recital of “facts” in operations off the Pacific the Panama-chartered seized by enforcement authorities, was pub- lished tonight by the State Depart- ment. ury agents had reported that Panama citizen was aboard the ship when it was seized, that its registered owner was a Canadian _corporation and that its Captain, Stone, “is understood to be a Canadian under indictment in the United States in connection ‘with previous smuggling opera- tions."’ | es mons, Coast of no ee i eneeenemenneee ADVERTISEMENT __ Her Asthma and | Cough Are Gone suffered 15 Years. Found Quick | Relief. 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No matter how serious your cate seen.z, it can left do no harm to get this free infor- mation, and find out how thousands have been restored to Write fer it today. the | steamer | prohibition | It was disclosed that Treas- | been tortured : will thma is gone, 1) fuli of | HOUSE PASSES ONE HOME RULE BILL SIDETRACKS THREE Approved Measure Gives |’ St. Louis Authority Over Certain Miscellaneous Po- lice Matters. . By the Jefferson City Correspond- ent of the Post-Dispatch. JEFFERSON CITY, March 5. — Passage of a series of three bills giving St. Louis a modified form of police home rule through dis- cretionary power over some of the police department appropriations was temporarily blocked in the House this afternoon when opposi- tion developed from some outstate legislators who feared the bill would terminate state control of the city’s police department. One of the bills, giving the city the power to determine the | amounts to be appropriated for station houses, clerks, employes other than policemen, supplies and equipment was passed with 90 “ayes”’ and no “noes” before the opposition developed. The o¥her bills, giving the city discretionary power over other po- lice appropriations, except salaries of policemen, and repeating the law making it a misdemeanor for any city officials to obstruct the granting of appropriation demands of the St. Louis Board of Police | | Commissione~s, were placed on the | informal calendar by the author, tepresentative Horace G. Beedle. in the face of a growing storm of oppositions. Most of St. Loutsans Absent. Many of the members of the end, including the majority of the St. Louis members, and a roll cal) | might have resulted in defeat of he measures. Beedle said the two bills would %e called up from the informal ‘alendar for another attempt at issage as soon as the full mem- ership of the House is present. One bill driven to the informal] tendar wonld eliminate from the State law the mandatory .provision that the Board of Estimate and Apportionment and the Board of | Aldermen must approve, without | ucstion, Whatever appropriations | re certified as necessary by the ‘oard of Police Commissioners. ‘he bill requires that the city must | ppropriate the amounts necessary or pay of policemen, GRAND JURY DROPS INQUIRY not mention the final report the grand jury made this statement: ing of three City where liquor was alleged have been sold, and gambling per- mitted, by calling in the owners of the property and threatening ac- ‘tion against them. Places closed is directly across the street from Building, and fronting the Capitol grounds. returned charging iocal with operating and gambling rooms. not — would Commission's estimate of 27-28 is only $21,880,000 or 620,703 less than actual receipts for the previous two years. In the face of the evidence House had gone home for the week- | cies in,estimates by the Tax Com- | mission, I hardly think the Senate would be disposed to provide the Governor with told us he needed for State expen- for 19 $1.6 Senate, come else.”’ The Senate next week probably Governor's nui- So far the Demo- cratic majority has not attempted to bind its members by caucus ac- may be expected the caucus next week will have that as will POST-DISPATCH PAGE 3. INTO LEGISLATIVE BRIBERY Suggests That If House Has Any Evidence It Should Do Its Own Investigating. JEFFERSON CITY, March 5.— No indictments resulted from the investigation of reports of bribery | in connection with the House legisiation in by the Cole County stence today. These reports did) Senate. In its ‘' “If the House has specific know!l- | edge of such reports as those called _to the attention of the grand jury, these reports should be given a searching investigation House itself, for the sake of purg- ing its own membership, or for the correction of tions. County-in the past have conducted investigations similar to the one proposed in and have expended thousands dollars in these investigations, all of which have been entirely with- out results.” by the unjustified insinua- The grand juries of Cole this House resolution of The grand jury forced the clos- resorts in Jefferson to One of the the «Supreme Court indictments were residents Nine IN ESTIMATES OF STATE REVENUES Continued from Page One. be estimated, ably be enormous, Yet the Tax of inaccura- the ditures. “If it had not been that the figures forward with take up the sance tax bill. tion but it’ mrineipal business. maintaining but it ‘probably receipts funds he has some of us looked beyond the totals of presented to us, this ‘honey-fogling business’ of the ad- ministration might have fooled the but now they will have to something REMARRIED, SHE FINDS FIRST HUSBAND ALIVE Told He Had Died tn War, | “Now Seeks Annulment of | Second Wedding. grand jury which went out of ex-' Suit for annulment was filed tn | Semee Taylor's division of Circuit /court yesterday by Mrs, Alma Pauline Franke against August Herman Franke, whom she mar- ried in Granite City, March 4, 1918. They separated Feb. 18, last. when Mrs. Franke learned that a former husband, Henry C. Paul, was etill alive. She had believed he was killed in the World War. Her petition states that she mar- ried Paul in East 8t. Louls May 15, 1905, and lived with him until 1908, when he went to Germany to live. She. says she received infor- mation of his death in September, 1917. She asks for the restoration of her former married name of Paul. Her attorney refused to divulgo her address. MAN AND. WOMAN STABBED IN ROW AT HOUSE PARTY Alex Below, 41, Seriously Wound- ed; Husband of Other Victim Arrested. A house party in the vicinity of Fourteenth and Carr streets broke up in a row at 11 o'clock last night with the result that Alex Below, 41 years old, a laborer, of 826 North Eighth street, and Mrs. Eva Von- sky of 1424 Biddle street, were taken to City Hospital, and Mrs. Vonsky’s husband, Teny, locked up. Below ts in a serious condition with three stab wounds in the neck, back and forehead. Mrs. Vonsky was stabbed in the right arm. Vonshy denied stabbing them, but admitted he had sought to injure a former boarder at the Vonsky home who showed atten- tions to Mrs. Vonsky at the party. The boarder escaped. whose sal- ries ard number are regulated by he State, but allows the city to ix the amounts to be appropriated | or miscellaneous, police purposes. | Program Hits a Snag. | The program struck a snag when | tepresentative T. J. Roney of | fasper County, who admitted he| ‘id not clearly understand the bill ypened an attack on it. His oppo- | ‘ition apparently was in the belief! he measure would give the city! ‘ull control of the police. Other! »pposition developed and Beedle, | fter surveying the number of| mpty seats, retired the bills to) the informal calendar, a haven. for bills when attacked. | In defending the measures, | | Beedle pointed out that they did inot affect the appointment of! ' board members, polieemen, or the, | powers of the Police Commission- | ers over law enforcement, and that they did not affect the appro- priations for actual police sala- ries. In defending the bills, Beedle pointed out that they did not af- fect the present State control over | appointment of the Police Com- | missioners, law enforcement in st. Louis, or the number and pay of the policemen. ee teeter ae $850 STEINWAY Piano ‘298 @O Established 1879 1007 Olive Street This very low price for a very little-used famous instrument enables to enjoy ownership it for the cost of a popular- priced instrument. $10 secures it—$2.50. a week. : - 48 Years of Service <IESELHORST CEntral 6200 2% Se Mason & Hamlin—Kimball—Gulbransen PIANOS ———- HONOGRAPHS Panatrope Super-Zenith RADIOS City Given Some Voice. “The bills do give,the city some voice in the expenditure of a part of the money it turns over to the | police department” Beedle declared | “such as the amounts spent for, equipment, purchase of supplies | ‘and automobiles, including those | assigned to use of the police com- | missioners. They would give the | ‘city some voice in the erection of | the new police headquarters bulld- | ing. now estimated to cost $1,000.- | 000 or more. ("nder the present | system, the board calls for what- | ever amount it pleases for such | purpose and the city has to pay. | If it does not pay, the city of-| ficials mre subject to prosecution | ‘and disfranchisement.” The Beedle bills are intended as a sort of compromise with rural | legislators who fear the principal ‘cities are not capable of control- ling or managing their own po- lice department except to provide the appropriations for operation. Distribution of the police patron- age, and department of policies remains in the hands of the Gover- | nor. As the | introduced, | bills gave the city discretionary | power over all the police appro- | priations, but weer amended to re- | quire appropriation of the amounts! necessary to pay the salaries and | number of policemen prescribed | by originally the Legislature. The Kansas (ity and St. Joseph | police departments also under | State control, are not affected by | ‘the Beedle bills. Remsen Funeral in New York. | By the Associated Press. | CARMEL, Cal.. March 5.— | | Funeral arrangements for Dr. Ira) Remsen, internationally Known ichemist and president emeritus of | Johns Hopkins University at Bal- | ‘timore, who died last night, will | not be decided before Monday. The | body will be sent to New York, ac- companied by Dr. Remsen's widow and son, beth of whom were at his HUTCH 712-714 OLIVE STREET Superior Shoe Service Stetson brings forth newer, more color- ful footwear for Spring, in the softer shades, reflecting the very colors and spir- it of Springtime in creations of stun- hing distinctiveness. Mail orders are given immediate and efficient attention. - bedside when he died, ESON'S ee —— ee et ee ee Se yy y ere eee

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ES % Bas: ale i, a i MES : ae . ene. . - ; me 4 . ; = ee: ee ae ke ee By the Associa decision held that the judgment of suggestion that the al ; Dissension Has MONTEVIDEO, Uruguay, March | ., Magi J f P duld be a internal avistratés to|a Justice of the Peace ¢ Bees : City and County g problem might be soi ‘ Wracke? Redemption - Souls | eal ee ae ee Ms 5. The United States Army Pan- reviewed only on a properly filed| ©), . é , & Bre: ij ER rom Decision. in : gq | extent if poor farm lands} Bo oS TOSI: boxy free ron is reunited. But there are only Bank Garnishment Suit. rs n rtlorar! roceedings oy Sreneue Cooltdge ta 4 | ; » Eee a SE ee three planes, since the fatal crash — aia setae eae: ard 24 oy a 4 4 ! a cn, sc i a. Ree | . ° ’ ; “ eek,” and réeconiings : tion of Souls Spirit- Aged Men and Women ‘% EP ee ie. %, age ae OS as William (Klondike ) O’Don- at Buenos Aires a week ago, in Justices of the Peace of St. Attorneys for the bank filed “| observance to the Gover e The aera of Missouri ns “4 Sy Pes? See tm SS — ce S55 ‘Ser . . which the ot nom ane rage a Louis and St. Louis County, meet-| motion for a rehearing and Judge | 48 States. SS alist Associa ane os achliiall Must Wait for Money Be- eee mS = a3 Pos : oe ge. art Be. nell and Three Aids Cap- troit were wrecked and Capt. Clin- ing yesterday at the court of Jus- Bennick, in a second decision on “One-fourth of our @ whieh once boasted o¢ = nee zi Bee.” i ‘ i J a eee * a : P; 1 F; h ton F. Woolsey and Lieut. John W. @ North Sixth Feb. 21, last, held that the certi-} President said. “te hes te ost Negroes, and achurch at cause G. O P Filibuster | i, i ee fe Ee | see oe ee ae tu a: isto 1g B | Benton wore killed, ited 1} + ie yn xn 2 orari proceedings were lawful. The/ timber growing than anwil = Beaumont street, has nothing : er x ‘ #3 a Be ; j . | a eh > , care With 50 Offi The squadron bet reunite yy street, voted to take to the State ruling, based on decisions cited by I cannot escape the te we but its name. Internal] dissen- Killed Deficiency Bill. a : 3 3 / +: ee i the 1 1cers. co 0 bap ate ggg prey ee aor Supreme Court a recent decision|Commissioner Bennick, made Jus-/ our industrial and agriogth pre pas drained the a on — e 2 | Buenos Aires late adliaeio’ caruiy ees : tice Pfeffle, the ™osing party to| bility will be strength : bership rolls and, what is e : oe we . ae By the Associated Press rejoining its sister ships, the San un + maa pinta p Pepe the suit, liable for the costs ac-/ bringing into full Sreae ee gor a few months deprived VETERANS’ BUREAU of cs : ; ' Francisco and the St. Louis. The | which makes a Justice o wen cruing from the appeal, which have/|this great empire of tem the organization of its name CHICAGO March 6.——Four tak San Antonio has been left behind | liable for court costs in cases taken undret Goi. .aae « restored the other to the Court of Appeals for review | 2™ounted to several hundred this great empire of lang The or tye wast order, and the ABLE TO CARRY ON| #@ 4 ae ark ‘I as, tae: ‘eae members of the William (Klondike) | 4+ Tumaco, Colombia, when it de- lake. eth ae . oe ee: Va ee ee eee =| O'Donnell gang of liquor runners, | veloped engine trouble. It has fol- | On a writ o certiorari, ty| Justice Pfeftie has filed a mo-|KENNARD FUNERAL ] beara of trustees are enthusiastl- | : including O’Donnell himself, were |lowed the other planes down the} Ten of the 23 city and county), oo senearing from Judge reorganize the as- | : eee ly trying to Justices attended the meeting and Bennick’s decision. His attorney,} Sefvices Will Be at 6 ico. But Mordecat Yeiser, From Res , soc who refuses to be Will Be Able to Make Loans oa ee SH & GRE a held uncer Peng of $60,000 each } Pacific Coast and across the conti- sich camiian’ dimaenedead tar Khor aes ae as ge . a They were arrested after a overtaking them here by : John V. Lee, yesterday urged the Negro barber, est esidency of the today. nent, discouraged by : Cation ce oo Merial Bc RET Sy ORI aR Ba a eet ge KS eee, indicear > firey 2 or eta: Oe) nw, ra " nie eee PS ih ain. or a pat & 2 Sits . So ae cine ae aN ae siastetelied fe aes ek. RE = P *\ ie Beg ote eh cats , ES. si F tethered ts shes d ck eh Poking pteionn Vow Sey pabaiuieon guibeoboos aanithecucen ahem FR Ty SC ep tiedlen Dep tls Oi a, na > aghaielll ogee 4 . he “ > ‘ - 4 Sets: ; och -_ =n ‘onv in 4510 Abany 457 The trustees were yp Commissioner Scott said that the} The‘ bureau's loans to t Two omnibus bills passed Con-| Cl@rence 14 Converse, special in-| addresses will be made by Bixby, MAin y 6 hey learned that Yeizer had been | > € me | > , . + May and June payments would be erans will be aorvne vs apiece | gress and were approved by the serigetice agents, whe varia 5 jee: Sidney R. Baer, Luther Ely Smith Fr m , t, rresident of the asso- rate as that required of the banks,}° ie :' _, | had learned of an attempt to raid/and E. BI b Oo te Court, as 4 ,| President. The first included 2000 an - >. Langenberg. ig oc et! “¢iation, and deprived them of their ; Splere ' Wie Sar as ee Se ee ee 1% tei jane 12 ~~" je Completion of the personnel of — ba - ~~. a ST EE MI a8 yw ale Ba iN , op TARO: F Smet aN HS SES suspended until July 1, at which i at ahowe tik 1 : wr ' | amely, two per ce above | 1e ace, ¢ ‘y set a w . Padi BO na time the accrued pensions for the se tonid Reserve Bank rate. To| Persons for whom special _ bills Ses Hie ag they set a waten | Pledges so far received amount Your ‘game. They went to. the same three months period would be paid. prin ies ificati th ei byu.| Were introduced in thé Senate or oe yo oe FES Pe to $85,000 in two contributions, ) urt and prevailed on Judge Cal- Another item in the. deficiency | facilitate ident yi an fiaabian | House. This m@asure called for Possibility of the men Siving | $25,000 from the Associated Retail- — to rescind the former order, reau will accept the certification | bond was considered remote, since | erg and $60,000 from the coal deal- Sor ee Atwater Kent Radiolas seouieip iil Bie | vd ciation was authorized ts | @ asso bill was $25,000,000 to enable the ; appropriations of about $500.000 es ae of the postmaster of the commun-j ,, : ae ‘jin each case unincumbered estate |-erc . | ‘ ae, , a Veterans’ Bureau to make loans to | Th ed tat ers and operators. H | a ) Priced From Priced From Priced From of do business as usual. ity in which the veteran lives. > second omnibus bill authorized | ¢¢ $100.000 veterans On ,their bonus certifi- ‘the payment of @bout’ $39,000 t , would have to be | meee: ely 000 | rt. o ks. “every- cates. Notwithstanding the fail- The notes will be for one year] 149 Indian war veterans or their heir aapebaig rig poem, we. ae PORTERFIELD FUNERAL TUESDAY if : ia $60 to $140 $78 to $575 $180 to fi up a — earth te clan ure of this sum to materialize, Di- | and will be extended automatically | wigows. hearings March 15. Health Department Diagnostician | Eee 3 THIEBES MUSIC CO. Specializes in Installin | yy pete is gone and our mem- rector Frank T Hines announced|if not paid at the date due, and A genetal In@ian war Five Suspects Arrested. Dies After Th Y , i See | 4 , : pension Vive . . vale 3 is ree Years‘ Illness. | KET-POWER OPERATION for Your Rad bers have drifted away. It is son Doo pnteate chy ag rine ge h aie chken te cane ip ctu eee by Representative Adapter agony 80 00 Saar aie _ Funeral services for Dr. Elmo P. Psa de soc ‘ie Ewitedr’s fault. He tried tesa ments to autnorize a regional of- } Cé ? : . eeatherwood of Utah and ap- ; or , orterfield, St. Louis Health De- | ' : Nes . , ” “P- | arre +s "hey : ; sf ‘| — everything. The dues were 10 ficies to make the loans after April The loan can be repaid at any | proved by the President. provided ee aoe ia ced cee ; a The partment diagnosticianh, who died Hot mm | see ¥4 pep Fill Coupon Mail Today | . ede a ete N One-third of the that the present flat payments of | 1S Sane Sai000 #2 i Rriday, ‘wilti be held -at‘3 p. m Ih a | ee If you are inter- jt ' 3 . ’ e , arri he ob ' Money went to our founder, and $20 a month each to the veterana|~ hich they recently barricaded | puesday at an undertaking estab- |- tu! | ested in a stand- Wa -Yeizey took care of that. ‘We had Se | themselves after they were chased ¢ =F; : z ®e increased to a maximum of $50/hy squads of detectives i leona . | Hehment at 3621 Olive «street. y. | ard radio operat- | 395m a duly elected treasurer to, handle depending upon the age and dls- y 8q ctives in automo Burial will be at Valhalla Ceme- ing from your MUSIC COMPANY a . ability of the veteran This bill bileg. Those arrested included tery ¥ : | light socket me vad rest, but Yelzer took care of : ong iF (Lefty) Konci > ab : , > ’ | that, too.” abo Increased the penstens oF oaA. Frank (Lefty) Koncil, recently ac- Dr. Porterfield, who resided at , | i Thiebes will sup- 1103 Olive—5911 Easton Veiner was found wissen ul quitted of ‘murder; John (Dingbat) | coes | i a . Ows and dependents from $12 a Rey : a 09232 Maple avenue, was 62 years ply you with com- ’ fazor in the Chamber of Commerce Keiffer Bro dwa - r nklin month to $30. It called for an ap-| aren ian weet, candidate for! oia and had been in {Il health for : plete equipment ; Give me full particulars on your eeudh —- : s ’ bees | Alderman at the February primary | barber shop. I am still presi ag Sete of at.least $1,800,000. election; George Hart. Prank three years. Death was caused by pr ___ IDE at a ‘moderate Sets that do not require baler Gent.” he announced “My sister : : . ° Jisabled Spanish-Ameri 4 leurisy. He had _ been . [=- =f ; : ee mais Free Drugs, Etc.—Keiffer | Free Toilet Articles—Keiffer | ..:.:ans were benefited by n| Tompson and Edward Hycs. edie dpabinsant fee tea aliaes : price. Ness jAappointed me and they can’t do » y . r : , » ’ ~ ~ a0 : y a AIO OR A eo — . " o- arm 7 Ss eS os et he a . a an t j ’ 4 PREE Column---Buy One—Get One FREE FREE Column---Buy One—Get One P REE bill passed early in the last session. See eee ; a2 ae He is survived by his widow. ; Co venient 0.00 0 6S Sa ae ite There ert ae vat gata na ‘ ; : . - » A n e ’ . . e* '/- 436 ree 50c Real Bourbon F avor Free 25¢ Palmolive Talcum | This measure authorized the pay- NGA with President Coolidge and! Mrs. Clyde Musick Porterfield. Address. coe eee CF eeeeeeses es 4 'changed the name to the “Divine : ‘ment of $80 a month to a vetera Secretary of Agriculture Jardine | three daughters, two brothers VON Be , . : And others, nonalcoholic, 50c 1 Free Assorted «flores "Se—1 Free |? ran s and . erms wea Inspiration Spiritualist Association Sale Limited for ee : == who had lost an arm or a leg in| that he saw no way of obtaining|a sister. His father was the late pine SS Telephone PO i i« buccal ceecess veeea of Missouri, “al ! the co urt che nged | ey ie : 1€ Altoek's Porous Plaster 1 Fr | 45¢ Witch Hazel. lickinson's Best | ay Ked Dévil Roach Powder . AF the Chioratine Tooth Paste i F | totally disabled. | ure areas. Crirardeau. : tal 4 wasn't presid nt. 3 . he eside She ete 4, cream ‘i aon a ay | Bpe eoadan Cran, eitt ’ Fen| ‘Senator Dale (Rep.) of Vermont |= : ntrate ream Magnesia.... 8 , Keiffer’s ... . gem aa : ee —— oo = lh a vagae we # i Wree|$i Fever Thermometer aes sponsored a bill in the Senate to,in- | Abbe b bE bb DEOL ELLE OOOO CLEC O OCOD L LE eee eee ses SUSPFCT ADMITS HE WAS r HOLDUP WHEN MAN WAS SHOT iSe Cream Tartar, yor ‘rev 19¢ Foot Powder, Manhattan 'clude members of the Civil War) STARCK’S = e ‘Prisoner, One of Three Arrested — PLATE Boy at 6S pert gO an + 9s weet geod. co ee ee ee 5 seek 6 + ins Se So : ery hl ow ¥ Sey Ce eee TTT is od Rochelle malts.” “9 : ee 10¢ All-Blue Pencil S ae 50c Dr, Parsons’ Kidney Cure Caps. i Free | e Gold-Plated Durham Razor, en telegraph corps among those en- Carnahan, years old, of Fast St. Louis, ad- “Se Cream Tartar Sulphur Tabs., 1 Free | 15e, 25e, 35¢ Peroxide, U. 8. _titled to pensions. It passed the - " | Senate in February and by mistake | ree orwegian Cod Liver ( il Free $1 00 Double a) it was referred to the House Mili- | New thin Double Compact, $1—1 Free “eg é ; eo tary Affairs Committee, Before the | Storch Made! At Faies lan ~h: CMT ea Ym t t t ; a ted to St. Louis police yester- =: | arc dade. ac ory rice. Te, pay that he and two other men, : isoners in the City Jail, partiet- Fresh lot just received w— (acces | i 1! So pated in the holdup and shooting | | pot Fred Garvey, 29, in his father’s seaddde' Li | . Ploon at 1425 East Broadway, Fast | i} ) | | Bt. Louis, Sept. 11. Garvey, who an malt —_— | em wounded in the abdomen, re- ' ; rere d. Epsom Salts Capsules ke } ; .S0¢ Camphorated Oil. gress died. be , - B or =~ pack Gum. .1 Dees | Oc Arinand’s Powder, Monday. ah "otar ’ ? $ t Free | 50¢ Borated Talcum Powder , The Veterans’ Bureau was not Free S0e Vanlahing Cream, Kelteer materially affected by legislation | ‘. | ‘old Cream, Theatri eee a f +" ree ihe’ Writing Paper, box . passed in the last session. The loan 1 Rec Germicide Soap, 1% ‘ene bill, of course, passed, but the ap- El ‘en i > ‘i | "dos Boe. tas. Fre abe Menthol Inhalers | 1 propriation for it was lost. This: one "remine hetnthe eres colds Free | 10¢ Box Fish Food | made necessary the arrangement Sie American Mineral Oi! 1 Free | | OBe ) already described. The bill intro- Hinkle’s Pills Cough Drops | Shampoo LIPSTICK duced by Representative Robert |_ 260, 1 Free | 60, 1 Free ie ta Eee 5 Pe, 7 Fr 00 D oceine tee cone Oe 1orizing the construction ° nm ee eee Pace cane toe teak. - Free | We pecsaens Ol Shampoo . By SP A 'new hospitals at an specie ERR he Quinine Capes “boa? ~ planar tde 5 .....1 Free; cost of $11,000,000 was favorably | 20c, 35c Tr. Iodine ........ ree on > Sinden, a “Enders iT. Tee reported to the Mouse, but no vote | a8e : fe ; lhe, 2he Glycerine, U. eas ‘ree | Was taken, A a 106, * oan He he P lie, 2he Glycerine * sbi Water _. . , ae Dester Sendac he Powders, ; Free | 1Oc Silkeweed a Shaving. Soap Three Bills Failed. 1 tree Me Cod Liver Oll Caps., genuine _. SL. ort) Hate Brush, “Wearwell i Free sobtative Rosval C fei y epee "Oc, 45¢ Ol Wintergreen Free | =e Taleum Powder, Egyptian ....1 Free| ' ‘ é oya . Johnson, chair- man of the House Veterans’ Com- Moth Balls Epsom Salts | | Bay fay Rum Velvet Cream [i mittee. failed. TM ‘ ' 50 1F 25 1F | , 1e first proposed 190, 1 Free 16c Lb. 1 Free | Cc, ree Cc, ree | slight amendments to the veterans’ ; . act, the second authorized the’ + . i ’ | _ Free Candy! It ® Keiffer Free Perfume! It S Keiffer transfer of the Pension Byreau to © Chocolat Bock Geae ot Herehound, : Free | 60¢, $81 White Rose or dJickey .. . cree the Veterans’ Bureau. and the third ecolate Cr Ib.. Free | $1.50, $3 Narcissus Perfume ree! provided for Ve : ! 50 Fancy Chocolates, 3 2-Ib. box | Free | 60 Smelling Salts, frosted bottle. 4 Free | I Sid fol eterans’ Bureau su- } pervision over the 14 national ‘ " Lady’s Comb homes for disabled volunteer sol- 69c, 4 Free diers. Karly in the session both || 1=0x. Cotton houses passed, and the President os , xq baer owe a Se en ae ee - Le zn wee, ° - seins at ae oy ase : M 7 “ . So Te “ Se Cpe at Cohpoge | ae’ woe Furniture Polish ree | 3 ye. iF /error could be rectified the Con- ee | ayo The robbers got $25. Dete ‘ctive Sergt. Wren an- Brand-New! Worth $550! Guaranteed! p a that Carnahan also ad- mitted three other holdups in East Louis and two inDupo, and that ye | Low Terms Now BOE? Was planning a $2000 robbery " * Collinsville, when police arrest- em him with two other men in an i ae Ra \SWERCEE ore i}\ 4 3 Y ONLY _ New — Console} me omobile at Séventh street and houte au avenue, Friday night, as S a special feature, with this Player pe y were , yr » 2 ¢ ® inspecting a reVolver. Piano or any other Player in | Phon ALS A Victims of recent holdups will che March Sale, we will include Ch ' pe eS w B Caraghan and his companions our regular $57.50. outfit, including ‘. pres o_o Ph ail . lamp, bench, cabinet and selection of of latest models, including py HO) OR AMONG “BOOTLEGGERS a Fas rolls, without extra charge. | selection of rolls at $59. Seven Convicted Refuse to Name ts | use to ~ ——. = ~~~ . en — ~~ “ > ee ee ~ 2h + ~- -- ~~ a a7 Fn . ~ ‘ - . ‘ . _ - ‘ ee ary ll adie th on a a . v js 7 ee 9 Aen em te Victrola, Columbia, Edison, oe ati ; While a Limited Number of Outfits Last! *_ a Only $1 a Week BAGELS TOWN, Ma, March 5. | Be - eeven convicted. bootleggers, TRADE IN. j= Special Reduced Price on a Few Ay Wh si iadio will be acceped « ‘ull 1? Other Phonograpa Fa treult Court Judge Frank G. f. , “nan, to grant them immun- on “ee above laver- ‘Piano or . “a ‘ any of the other instruments i Sacrifice of exchanged a : 4 wy if they w ould divulge the names G this ad. Phone GArfield 3552 graphs; priced Z ; “highe r-ups,”’ ’ a € Ss. “ RAND PIANOS a 3 sie ona i = » fudge Wnea man said ail : , , \ : ad aahall ‘ ll try” were being caught and Six-Tube, Single-Dial " Ee = Was willing tolliet them slip Floor Demonstrators, $ RADI Jo SPOugh the net if\by so doing he Play and Look Like New New-Style Console ee : Breen: evidence against 2 ' | — > % e cit liquor dealers, ine At a “Give-Away” Price. . RALAA aids. t. #mall fry," however, O VVTV eden ; | ~ ts Acquitted for Murder. ~ ] O Now you can have a beautiful, sweet-toned | of fants, Acuuitied Fru » ae, 2 -Vb, ; | .. 45, THe, Hic Hard Candy | Walnutta | 75c, 1 Free |} 38c, 1 Free 750, 1 Free ‘oe A ee approved, a bill to allow 200 tu-. Cc, ree | ber ular veterans to remain at the hospitals at Saranac and Liberty ike, 23c, Bbc Pure ee Free | e— fee « es abe Castor Oil Pure + Sauaaseascpanes heed Special Single Pric Keiffer | ass tab Oe DeWitt's Eye Bat ; | All Item in This Column Single Price.) « ‘a Gold Metal Coach veep : a1. ad» 4 Sheer VW ool Spence ad . More Inconvenient rhan Injuri- | i i | BSc Shaving Lotion, Kelffer's | Ous,” Says Congressman Madden . he is Ball, Wright & Ditson, | e . : Machine Gil, best white, 1 | AOe Coffee, Wh. Kelffers axe noe | DY the Associated Press. Br. Guinine Caps.. doz ee | $1.75 Mair Clippers, guaranteed | WASHINGTON, March 6.—After cee Rromo Seltzer ...9e, 19¢, 3Be, hasty inventories, various Govern- I 1 I i i 1 ! | LAsterine, Lambert : | ; Pepsodent T 3%¢ | Ment departments found today that | (81 Waterbury'« Cod aS oe a . : 10¢ Men's Handkerchiefs their activities would not be im- | £1.50 Alarm Clock. gunranteed gees | paired by fallure of the Senate to ! eet] eDade's ledicine .. , 2 ‘ : 7. The Nelbeelese Poker Chins a pass the $93,000,000 Rass ond defi- | Oe Hill's er Grevre'’s Bromo-Quinine, ciency ippropriation bill #0 serious- ; een Teal H ly as had been feared. erb Julce REM 00. 4 Pre 250. 1 F Chairman Madden of the | Free ' Special, 820 550 and 950 House Appropriations Commit- Death Ru ne F | 8h Listerine Tooth eee os ‘ tee predicted the situation would 68ei be “more inconvenient than in- | $1 95 Olive oll, Pai 98e | Jurious.”” Madden added the failure s Wacnanla’s Coa Liver © of the bill might prove “a blessing Sites arnt ne eels Raft Abe in disguise,””’ as many of the pro- ,4. === | posed expenditures were not urgent 75¢ Gift Perfume and others were merely to tide over You. absolately a ginas-stoppe activities until funds should be- f ‘ Prag f hottie. Jockey of oe fv: come available at the beginning of chase $1.00 worth or more Monday only. | the new fiscal year, July 1. This is done to find who reads our Hope of administration of the and that you may try this wonderful, last- tng, enguieite old-time Perfume. $8,600,000 seed loan bill, however, perverts = go small size, at a rock-bottom | ese . BALTIMORE, Mé., March 5.—/ price! € will accept your present instru: ' . : UF prohibition agents and their Per Month ment as part first payment. - : aon Plug in Light Socket oe ha, oni g aowaitten - of ue = CLow as $625 This handsome 6-tube Radio, , Hare Oe , ster ists ple | ¥ Cc ' . Open Every Evening Until 9 O'Clock ® Master artist aah y complete with tubes and all ac’ 1924 bya Jury ta Federal Cour ‘cessories, with built-in loud | , , ntction o : eee cesrees in th «= speaker, in. walnut console. E Wortht eon 8 oe Trade in your piano, phono | tae Horney for Hardaed Ghose nel Bab i. graph or radio as part first pay- ai sed for a verdict of murder. He : ment. ne te a that the agents ambushed é was abandoned, and its author, Menutacturers of Starck Grand, Player and Upright Pianos | oe ~ Wanton) vic- [Senator Nerveck thon) of soetmtg 1018 OLIVE STREET... .. - . «>< + = « Commge Eleventh See This Bargain ae | when be ie F Dakota, who said after a confer- ‘Senn sepnenseneneseensueEeeeEeeseRReeEeEEeUEeUeUEUnEACuEEENEGEREEDEDeEeEEEsesceudeeeeececes anand | aa Pa ORE Be Tien *

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Ate ST. LOUIS PGST- -DISPATCH __.SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 6, 1927 ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCY = ‘ his Tara . } | ffl | 0 eid f nsel,. that th had withdrasyn , , | PRESENT Pocky est NAME INDIANA JUDGE WILL TORECALL GRAND JURY jsounsel tat hey bad wiodrane| MRS, MABEL LONERGAN DIES|‘:"iclo0%sc-HL.t-mm) | IRTMS muEcORDED. BATHS on: under “to ' lthat if Mazer had decided to con- Funeral Services Will Be Mrs. Marie ise — py 2305 5 ibe, | & G. and M. Becherer, 3335A Oregon. i FOR ANNUAL FOREST Wg ‘ ifer with the State’s attorneys in ; Tuesday Morning, Held Guy es R. Ww saaieies. 1102 Me oie — bor . no weeny oo enna — Haze! ppealed Renata Maen ;, | Raise Timber on P , ¢ lemency, he . Strauser 909 Geyer ¥ og pease os an fae oor Farm I an effort to obtain ty e ) Mrs. Mabel Lonergan, 35 years | Ntlson Shaw....’........ 2225 sdaatinath . F. and B. Daily, 2808 Thomas. eres. avenue. ears rch, S ben- to saw no reason for Dim to con- old, wife of Edward mt Pansie R. Fuqua Owensboro. Ky and M Myers., 2634 Theodosia. at 20 a m. Interment le? : ° tinue further with the case. , . nergan, died 39 Lucas|F and § Amend, 52114 Sutherland. " 2, last, ce ree Coolidge Urges, ¢ her-h Hatti T— , | BY the nodetes Pree, Be - a : Q : of a er nome, 5826 P , attic na ;. : 11 N.. Twenticth. a En into t — . The a : - I do not want to say what will ershing avenue, akiten A mae al 333 > Fo - 1 FR ey tered Ts. 43>. . = t | WASHINGTON, Ma — rch » by ror whe! yesterday of heart dise Elizabeth Bark * Wein G . Gordick E | be done by the grand jury sease, after 7 ape gg ebeter Groves an ind, N. Twelfth. the late Joseph Epstein, ee ee me (suggestion that the , . ion Has} Dearth’s Attorneys t en- a : > fitea | problem might be delved | Intertal Laon Soul te Authori ay E ' Louis Mazer, Third Facing | witi testify, but there have been| four months’ illness. Her husband Leite Ln PYRE os egies v L. Follin, 1508A Hebe Fe iar dese qremémoch poses c : « i , ‘ . : A 9 | +e 11s MUICMNSAUG. wc cee eee te . , : F rt. ther. iy sese | extent if poor farm a a mWracked Redemption of Souls até Authority ith Trial Trial, Confers Hour and a feats: mera ym i : ea ok who is connected with the Ameri- °) 500%, 5, ERI | L ana M: Singe ta. igs N. Seventh, ee) ee te eae residence. 4018 Le- . ce r in & “ - ’ . N, Gar n " ye > rk. : notice ew nd no i eo Spiritualist Society. Set for March 21. Half With Prosecutor. | mediate aE oh cgi said wppe | can Car and Foundry Go., and two Claude E 1803 N. 9th) H. and E “Schneider. 4A. Soulard. given — one ” ; by President Coolidge. in Proclai, =. 'prosecutor’s office hopes the case |daughters, survive. The funeral ts ravi M 7 gras _ oad ee ° i : Shoouner. Wanatee denen. ing April 24 to 30 “Ameri 4 oe “5 | will be stds de Peed ~ ptr 3 iow Spring. MO; s ‘end G. Zerillo, 1826A O' Falien. (est Week,” and “an Foe ti By the Associated Press iwill be cleared up speedily.’ will be Tuesday at 8:30 a. m. from Velma M. Sherfy 6922 Clayton; Woy ana V. Kennedy, 1249 Amherst. 9 Elizabeth recomm efidtes ao 5 ‘the Redemption of Souls Spirit- ple eps, ais aypices, oghe’ 2 sgmns By the Aseoctated Presse. St. Rech’s Church, tosedale and William H. Arnold oer ere. oe 318 C arroli |A. and L. Helle. 4116 Peck. Schwartatrauber), our dear mother, aged filed «| observance to the Goy s ; INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. Mare hy} > - ' . Just what Jed to Mazer’s request]... Ruth V, Tucker. /.....2731 8. Broadway . over Pg fiscouri ’ CANTON, O., Marc} 5.-—That : aterm: re $ é GIRLS. &5—years. nors of Missour cn ».—-—Tha di- Waterman avenues, Louls Geo. Martels ...-3738 Arkansas) J. W. a M. Lawrence. 4257 Enright. Buried in Los Angeles, Cal., Ingleweod Judge | 48 States. ea Association . ~~ | 5, —- Impeachment proceedings | to see the prosecutor was not . ; n ' 6 2 Pas gq a0 jem bers. jivinesS “1. ; Louis Mazer, who FOeCS to trial Deel eae a aoe. ‘ . Mré. Row France ea «© ee. . ... 4776 Thrush iH. " 6239 Ridge. Park Cemetery. fon 07) ‘One-fourth of our soil,” | Be which gnee boasted ov" Tt against Clarence W. Dearth of Mun- MT: me ne - vulged. Mazer's aged moth 63 | Lester Shaw 7927 8, Broadway; H. ©. and E. Kung, 37054 Oregon. GOODE—On Saturday, March 8, 1927. certi- | President said. ‘hey better ee Negroes. and a church at icie were advanceda step in the In- | 4 arch 16 for the murder of Don i however, has been seriously il] ever M Fiorence Winters........e«.-« 3383 8&8. 24 J. ond 4 Dai 4 “oat Ww eneeeee. Rich ke. G busband of Estelie , te 7% . . . . | ri 4 r 4 - - - © : Wir ire ’ . é a ’ al. The timber growing than anything @: ( eC ent strect, has nothing} diana Législature today when the/R. Mellett, Canton newspaper man, /|since his arrest»shortly after the ' arriage Licenses | Pena Warwick Gee D — 4 >. McDermott. 618 Mohellenhoftf. | one Oe fey 3 + aaa Chauncey 4 { isse sen: i ig + , ¢ ; ag +, | killing oT | whine, lis an rhat is | +4) ve ati ‘a | ed1Tk ; : . rhe » k , » Case. | ‘ F rumm. 2 rithneill, ntermen Pp e ty to) bility will be strengtheneg ee few rolls and, what i: | despite declarations of the jurist’s! killing since last July, appeared/to tell what he knew of the case. | | ; : Johanuee Baller ........9517 Mebreske | i r Jane, 1146 &: foam hv MEN, — Eoin ms ac- bringing into full Productive » % for a few months deprived attorneys that they will bring court certain tonight. The arrest Thursday of Floyd | | Burial Per its Frida Jauch 3o17 Nebraska eo te Aloe. 19 Dartford. i957, ‘ 32: fey A ei —s bey th have |this great empire of lana.” 7 the organization of its name. }action to test the Senate's author-|. For an hour and a half Mazer | Streitenberger, former Canton city m Sr sain Wiis 222-408 &, Taylor _ i. .. ra 2612 St. Louis, dear mother of Mrs. ¥, i M ad dol- | awe great _empire of of land. 4 | The name was restored the other | ity sO hear the case, jand his counsel, David Kramer, detective, on a murder charge in Scott L. Kelling , 6017 , nee % i, 4 gt a g,, 26344 “allen. S. B. Coumae. James As one restos } “hohygt a court orde A and the | The artic les Oo! impeachment, {remained locked in a room at the i connection with Mellett’s ‘death al- MARRIAGE LICENSES. ~. meaty Dat 1 ’ _ Caroline. -dwara F. Cushma 3036 Locust ad ™ mo-| KENNARD FUNERAL TOM * aed s of trustees are ent penagred | based upon alle gations that the |court house with Henry W. Har-|so is thought to have influenced Jacob _F. } Boaters 2031 Lemp | pire. Clarice M. Osborne. S131 Washington - a olwell ark. “oval Services Will Be ; Be at 23 P | trying | Geena ¥ OEE tate i niger the Constitution of |ter Jr., county prosecutor, today,} Mazer. Streitenberger became in- Mrs. Ethe 4253 West Pine | yonn F. Weber ‘ Ruskin | “ 424 R. Randazzo, ‘1111 N. Ninta, utorney, 0 | Mordecal eiser. | the United States by suppressing an ian whe . > ende the he authorities | Joseph F. Graft......: 3526 N. Broadway | Elizabeth Weleba erguson 2 nds From Residence : i ‘ecto. sag ho refuses to be/ editi f the weekly Post-Demo- © ween the soar & ‘mere court ruling. night by Jerome Brown, chief tion of the case. Bs an indicted and arreste d after the Mrs. Lillian Messer Quincy, Ill | 9 . % - Sel Geer ; re “ks me Fe 19th . 520 Helen ° ° as ' 41 le | Sister. | dGearkeener af the Senate. r : deat se | ite ‘ : | Roy W. Fair, St. Louis—Helen Cook, { Lore to Le we monthe, 6 41 t. Ben-|Co., will be held-at 2:30 p. m, pee, Appomted by Sister. doorkeeper of the Senate. Brown) Harter declined ot say that Ma-| shooting, two others have preceded |! to we og yee der vere: 658 Breall Webster Groves. H. Wetss, 75, 4435 Evans. Biss Bt ser gat March Sement | day from the residence, 4960 Pe; ; Yeizer claims a sort QO. divine | was to serve them on the Judge, zer had talked of the killing and him before a jury. In addition tol. — ak ae bode Taine 7 henty ss | George K nez. Ziegler, Ul.—Elizabeth D’ —PNpm ney on en's Greer. at 8:30 o'clock, to Misthoe's mot de-|shing avenue, to Bellefonte » right to the headship of sree spear tnge ‘ther with notice of the date Of |/neither would he deny it. Bed Rudner, whe was convicted | n: ova Kunideman.........494 Gea Kalavarich, Benton, IJ, x; SMuenlae’ 90° aan —. Church. sntestaans in Calvary Cemetery. Pviewed | Cemetery. _ ation. In 1913 when the St. Liouils } trig} Significance was attached to the) last week. Patrick ‘McDermott, the | Timothy Rucker. 4128, Finney Edwin Moore——Marion Douthitt, 8t. G. B. Williams. 55, 7713 Bonhomme. eg tered into rest on Fri- ith the | Mrs Kennard who was 64 | - ’ Tjohnie ] 6). ee Finney AVIS. G, W. Crane. 72, 4201 Connecticut. March 4. 1927 7 . a a. Ea- ' & . %1 Ss sister, i ‘ th F as a abe o> 445 > T) . } =: co on r . » 4 4 ‘ es = . “ ; , ” t me } - eh was established, hi | S Tenure of oiviice pe naing ;announcemen today of ol a Millis first tried is serving a fe SET) - | +e % eee 2 Oe, Laue ‘ a ma Riankenship—Helen Bigg. Fair Mary a Reith 36. 5502 8 Kin high ?4 N venti: - A oe im: who founded | on ceili awed tibrbbete | nes. ir . d ; es Smith.....1 Shawmut op»! as : Marcaret Ziesler. 70 789h' gshighway, wesl Ww. Holigrewe o . neg held i old, died Friday night at St. - ; ‘ : Julia Johns ( Vs ; i P| un anes | . La se te , 2 “ E | Phone ‘DElmar 0763.” _DElmar 2102. ¢ Gov. Jackson has asked several : . FLORISTS Pprarss. jobb of | | WE HAVE OPENINGS : prother of our founder and wW€/ that the Governor appoint a suc- | four | if FOR TWO MEN TO SELL O08 BE aingd him as ong as we could.| cessor in such an impeachment | arch % ov Cabana m - Jacy ‘ § The officers of the dwindling or- i tional. = = , M 3 * Shine and M rs. Edna 5 Thoma one : Fgsnization. including its president, Dale, whose. editorial attacks on | 2 say bap = our a aw and srandfa A .. Bennett, thought Yeizer was | the Judge caused the latter to eup~ = z | AUSOLE EUM Funeral Monday . at 3 “eh | out of the way unul last October press Dale’s newspaper, remained |f = = oT CHARLES RD. AT CARSON RD. Sree path, Hermann & Sons’ ae Boned Phen a’public notice appeare d in! safely across the Ohio line, decid- |[ : = il ERPETUAL CARE i Minearl : ree 3 | CAbanne 8608. GArfield 8331. (c62) | KA ation,” and that the old or-| today with even sharper articles Piss cours as presiaeat ot tne ssso- | RAIL WAGE DEMAND DEBATED) = xy, K Pieni re ai 4 : them f their ene : Vit : LAclede 7052 me. They went to the same “gourt and prevailed on Judge Cal- ar cha Aanaaed ee, ; ‘ ra diolas Stromiberg-Carlson @® houn to rescind the former order. CHICAGO, March 5.—Confer- Conferénce on Pay Increase. er of Lagoy Pveizer's fault. He tried to run} ‘ # sxe Beguagaay Today | Seerthi “a The dues wer 10 | Sawin F. meoreom, former (ser: ; haar _ ih $ ~~ ternor of Kentucky and member of mcents a week. One-third of the/,, ™ ney went to our founder and | 11€ Fe ade ral Railway Midietian 0 ©) » ef i 4 ’ 4} | Board. met with 7. E. She ‘ppard. president of the Order of Railway _of Carl F. and Harry E. Bensiek, and our | KIEL Y— Entered into rest on on Tushar, Merch | dear nephew and counsin, in hija twenty- | 1927, at wr ze8 lely, be- second year. pS h Manna Pe... pnes | Remains will be at the family residence, | Coughlin), ~ Ee father of 7118 Hunter —— unti] 10 a. m. Mon-! Thomas. ppaniel and Helen day, March 7, when they will be removed | Francis W | to the Suedmeyer funeral parlors, 3034 Funeral _ | North Twentieth. Funeral same day at 2 Mrs. FA Trig ™ Pp. mi. to Bethania Cemetery. Tuced ' Springfield (I.) papers please copy. (c) Bridgets ot itt if es | Ton i s a "henry x rok my ~ = . i | : lat Seon P [fhe association was authorized to; os managers and nial 2 a4 , = Fune onic ae d From Priced From : om business as usual. : rg Bh oo eee ve “ . nett ue 3 : | te DEATHS Mg gy ake 8 to $575 $180 to $530 © “But,” said Mrs. Brooks, “every-|0° Sem pose a ae | | | 3 J] Gemeiery. » to Oo ES ho Oar church is closed, | tlement on the demands of con- }] = _ & - (ao : . . 7 . : “4 Ee ‘is gone. Cc Cc AOUBEU, ! uct s and tra inmen f a 7 6 per = . A “a, M t : | KENN : *. poor 19%. J. Specializes in Installing @ our money is gone and our mem- ps tt ea aclpngs Hs me sean) nt Bi i = ‘These Are Absolutely | Ts = BENSIEK— Entered Jove rest on Prigey. Ee soap obiard. wit 128: “ot ‘ P * : P is : a ar Cilu Se 1] Te MLir . Vr == . ™ _ . - ra : r = 25 e )? : te ERATION for Your Radio! Goer have drifted away. It is | 4a.y | Priced From Guaranteed | : | E || tek. beloved ‘sen ‘of Menry Lo and’ Mlies: | avenee Maden. ame at ae : : = }! - || beth Bensiek (nee Wolfram), dear brother! m. Interment private asians j pieizer took care of that. We ha = a : a “ . +o = ‘ ‘ Sz ; - MUSIC COMPANY cet, burt Yetber téek. pavamago frence pace liadhe 0 Caprese Sarcgueae ed | E A Small Down Payment, Balance From $3 Weekly . Dat =a ‘president of the Brotherhood of [ = 103 Olive—5911 Easton . a Dae. ‘Railway Trainmen, and a commit- = _BIEDERMANN—On Saturday, March 5, | Cemetery. if @®. Yeizer was found stropping a ° _ 4 es : : Sime inthe Chamber of Commerce | ‘°° °F 19° from their organizations. || = d e | mann. beloved ‘hushend’ of Lower Bieter | kay Pe ee eet ot eee. me full particulars on your Radie | fw ‘8. O=-mber 08 Commerce acngay emer wintine mene. | our Opportunity to Own a Fine Gran =| pti eet otic BP | i oe Pa } . . . & ! p. am stlli presi-, meg CRE ar ae Sie % = §,G. an rine Mae Biedermann Par | hat do not require batteries. me dent.” he announced “We asteter | ©°5- It is expected further con- a3 brother of Leo and Hugo Biederm Alma appointed me coal laces pon "4 an |ferences will be necessary next = Youre special attention is called to the splenaid character and quality of nationally famous standard makes | Black, Laure Brinkmann. €mma Toc “ketein a re. M : | site 6 hw ° unt. her thirty-forrth year. of Mre. Elia Medart, Mrs. Haitie Dulle pris is “gy ae ag | Captured LOLOWINE a pistol battle = x . Sunday, Mareh 6. at Hig and sister of Joveph Brunner and Fred. ' nert in the City Jail, partici-Tyn a Negro settlement here late = — —— a wth i a adie ST =: t . from the Geo. L, t.-~) = liam and Ed. Plass and our dear «ais ed in the holdup and shooting | yesterday, and today is in jafl atij = = ‘ ‘ A Small Down Pavment == Powe ag to the Chure of Primeote a in-law, mother-in-law, grandmother and h Fred Garvey, 29 in his father’s | oc api tri the! ‘ = Ii Chorles ~T aunt. aged 53 years -» «9%, 1 M18 1athers | New Madrid pending trial for the| | Charles Cemetery. (e7) Funeral from the Schumacher funera! CORNELL Ep epee into rest on Friday.| home, 3013 Meramec street, On at 1435 East Broadway, East | killing f . , ans , . Maten 4. 19°27. doh: C. Crothers, Seas | tg Easton avenue. to & oe Panning a $2000 robbery | poo) of Senath, and Constable Bill || = in your budget. An early call insures a if 2 | brogher ©; Ro swe va I mliock aie 303 | ou : pial ri] © ’ " a in 26s . e Only $1 a Week ra — _ setae pes a 3x12, Cleaned $1.25 : H. P. Nel mahogan $ 695 Stroud Duo-Art on oe ples Starr, mahogany ° tare Era ang e my Sm onvicted otleg gers, | ' iiecietieabenteieanetnn . ce Bye tee , se +f 27, at 245 p. Mm ene uner rem e180n, gany 750 Marshal! & Wendell ne beloved wile of the Jate ol iil tee or tee a, hied 8: —_ ‘ot > - 7 ~~ tt wt * #6 we yt Crest as | + 7 ” ~- a.m. to Old ©t. Marene Cemetery. PCKERT. - Entered into reet Friday. 4. 1927, at 3:30 p. m.. Sadie of 400: SA Armetrong avenue. dearly be- leved daughter of Charlee and Anna Eck- os (nee Hogan), our dear niece and cou- — . — et : Waiting . nm . . . Saila > . . eh 3 én yeuence mere, fables *a | 9x1 2, Chemically Cleaned__ $3.09 Solo Concerto, mahogany A Stultz & Bauer; satin fi ticle te a > , Diecke, dear mother of Mre. | Mas A. at s. @ > | © take advantage of an offer | Web Pi ] mpico ... “tthe , ‘Wiltem H. Atscust C..| : _~ an Other Phonographs q ey Circuit Court Judge Frank G. | EMPIRE CARPET a Pe. olian Pianol . n-law rantmether and great-crand- — | : x 7 | lectures, conventiens, eS ' nts Acquitted for Murder. _ = Amociated Press, TIMORE, Méd.. March $.— Prohibition agents and their ~seur were acquitted of of killing Lawrence Wen- Pieenttord County, M4., farmer, 24 by a jury in Federal Court em. The killing occurred in “0D with a raid on a still. Orthing?t on Hopkins, State's *y for Harford County, had i for a verdict of murder. He *) — from E. J. Scheur funeral home. ' 3125 jatepetts avenue. Monday. March 7, at 8:30 . to Holy Angelis’ Church. Rterteans “ Peter and Paul's mee | EDWA RDA —Enie —_—=> iia LN Ede ether tne RAT GOED TD, CREP apthe al? &. m. vohevart Wop: a ' into rest Saterday. arch 5. at 6:30 po. m.. Ch Gear brother of Gustav ¢ Edna and , ER se TU ea Oe TE when he 2 Pproached the still y Sw Sade TAPAS PE: : ee: Mane MEER ci AE dl I Ee the were hiding. 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Sie ee an a POST- DISP ATCH. > 25500 MEN AND BO YS WANTED—Is the position you seek advertised int hese columns today? ’ — a i MARCH 6 S. 1927. SALESMEN WANTED _ hae aba nba PO Dy rT a . ‘ we xa in a ts ‘ : - taimping. “ornamental YOUNG LADY— Sin. Rox G-54 a oe ch. rviie oe ee ee ced | MEN—If you are over S23; neat appears ns ———_—_— eee eee wowen, ed HELP WANTED—ER, Bove, HELP WANTED—MEN, BOYS weeny wae net aes eres state and ambitious, cail al “16 a. Mm. Or 2 P./ some gota in sten m. for interview: need 3 men; must be sat-. good | isfied with $25-$30 week to Start: more | ia) money tater if co event. Apply i. ir ror NG Pape aa. wishes position with reliable oe or to yy charge | COOK——Short order and dinner cook. Purple Swan bus Seek to aner, .44 You XG LADY —Sit_; ~ | Railway Exchange | Bl you Fo SRA aeneteumen for industria! plant; as assistant engineer. with license e MEN—Five.. for real cotate selling. with ic2) i OF without experience: anxious to make nd board money and willing to work to eet it: East St best a best assistance ost com- ae mapoions. Mr. Phillips. 805 Planters | to i & m] a, m, Monday or Tuesday ic) | — (c) Rp} Ride. 9 air Assistant ros ie LabY—aie =a position en- ar td her to learn some tr ade. , ol *TTER—Fx porte need United ambit. ous “and capatle: rt party. 902 Weahington. “at , ¢ facie and Seass ow Ce ee ee ladies’ Cresses. — } , ceday, worgine sade tor work | MINERS Must bang Qisguay cuperience - é A A eR (c) MOLDERS—Bench and equeezers. Rt. lian ws ecabie Casiing Co.. 7% N. on silk Cresses: Broadway (c8) must_be German | renee cITy MFG. CO.. x M St ng Ses pr Mu ‘ a pw Ll MENT STORE NEAR ST. WRITE KLINE’S DEPARTMENT ~ Bes _ _ Met ehe be cal ability along production engineer! ng is with an, organizatioh rendering a , /. ° .| 200 Sm acaae Fe: cafeteria. 5328 Zz complete cycie ‘of industria! engineering | covering the installation of production and materia! control wage incentives, coms plans. ete.; in reply present detailed out- sd in ~ ae, line of education. training. age and expe- ___(e | rience. Box _G-60. Post-Dispatch. ee eee tn RADIATOR REPAIR MAN—First-class ‘ ic7) | man. used to heavy truck werk; ali-year | opening position. Boa B-66. Post- Disa ich. {c2) contract or / RADIO ERVICE MAN—Exvert: must be | _ able te’service R. C. A. line: do not apply | t more for home than wages, Unieas vou have these quaiificatiqons. Cal Page. ~elween bg amd 12 Sunday. © Wurlitzer. 1Oes Of oc mill ‘work | SALES EN NGINEER oe ne rienced with refrigerating machkin- ge Call Mongay morning. Saker ice oe Machi: e Co.. 1603-5-7_ Lafayette (ec) “(e) SAWYER-—-To operate band resaw and file saws. Aprie €reacent Planing Miu | ie be | Co., 3227 N. Oth ei. singe mar : — — ee rt eas /SEWING MACHINE MECHANIC—To start at once in overall and pants tactory a | = Must have experience on all kinds of Stet oztaphic: | sewing machines including Reece and Stating @f°. 1° S State wages and reference im first H- | let ter Good par anc st eacy employment. Brody & Sons Co.. 312-14 Court ave L ) G@rive @oda ofa Des Moimes. Ia. sea ainted | eTOCK MAN—-Experienced furniture. | « drink AG: & Co.. 1109 Olive. Apply before a m. iC} | Rly (Or foreman. to handle girl vets in large . | mailing department; __ oo i chan tor pro- SF ! Aypcer. ave ake. Xperience am 2 salary jexpected. Box _H- 384 __ raw Disiva’ eetimat + er (@} Stating age. 7 Jet! oo I EES SE OTE ABTS on . ; sired, | TEA MS ANI D> SHOV BLERS—c€all ar 2024 | c ' as! i jar Sam ar mornin 7:4 "oldest Ti HN: C “AL . GRAD u a7 es Tin 5 acd is ann 4 out 24 te "6 vears of one whe hos been t of colleee a vear or two and bas beau r @ J ire ‘ a > 6 men for migor uttes in » Certain ed Fr ta «or DOTA for Bare & N Ttth si Si. Louw. M =. Boe Rau >. a pene tenn oe ewimanees TINNER’S HELPER— Expenmenced in out sce work; must be o k. Apply Monday i {7 * ee ive) ling | TRACE —Experienced on installment ac- the | “counts, to work part time: good chance Tet ior a2 man whe can produce results. Gor re a i? | dons Inc.. 1551 S. Broadway. ci Ri é Cc : —— % , ~ . Sg oe oes jer or i TRI » 4 DR I\ ERS For yA and 5 on | Mac Kk trucks: long job. city. Royal Haul- , ing to. 17th and Wa’ nut. fc 4nUCK Div RR—Wtih lunmiber expenenace ’ ‘QUINCY, ILL I~ ee must Know | business | 'TRUCK DRIVER—For gasoline and oi! | * — were: 2 - 7 ee ' i ; wa es-Chipman Lumber Co 1234 = ’ | ~ oe }| MAN AGER—Branch aw * - PRLS ca have ™ rmsn- eet eck cteen work “a BP RG Pe ort a, ae ag — *& NRE ale Se ha cin RNG ES” Ne aps fle Rl BYE Big phan eS pec Oo Pm ttagt CARPENTER Hammer” for general carpentry wreck! et sae ” “>, selpies 2 30 spe - : ae e - Box H-37S, Post Dispatch, : CARPENTER FOREMAN work and take ful onan shop Py ‘Box M 338 eel » we 5 a Ba Pide ke RU “i Pa CHASSIS ct BANERS— Sout hwest Sr. + Steger reds som | oer gag -Relianie st rate a fe. wares, ete. : | ewe Ts + i Va Say. — agg hank aneda man sees at ‘cast hich school education ane m ~; feta. Healzhs S380 oO dars. actual snl well mach Write Educators’ Aaen Bidg.. M imnear. rade work art rare bay - &. : 745 —_ ‘THerva! oh VEN—%: m —~ fi be ewet aovearing te Aem- | model. for ng # = eos 5 feet et. a = ee sl i dacs in a Apply room room | 32-inch w ore, ee ee TRUCK D RIVER—For Mack | up track us| caring for same, loading and unloading *e venrs. Box Me 913 “Po Dispatch. ang WH TENER—G wd that ‘an do pinaster. | fe) | 2s. Call at 2704 S. Jefferseva Mondar = , | morning ie} at | WINDOW WASH SR—Anpiv Monday morn = wm sd yelack. 939 Morrison av fe am. | »E NG COU PL “——For general hoursew. uk fey! Aoniy 5570_ Ja banne. (c) h trees | WEINGFR MAN—Experienced. annie | | entiy Mord@ayr morning. ? Laundrr insurance emme | 7219 Marcheet Walle 4Ak inti. aa lary commie | 8 a. m.. anise Rafl-) emp) ment Bex H-S5. Post-Dia. fc} ) | TOCNG MAN—Experienced in om rating an ~TerTsa. cutter necegmary Anniv 4438 _ S950 per Ns «acs Patan . month to those who : rn tity See Mr. wen, second fe Monday Morning ler 10 te a x Tw Pi- = " - .~ For — MAN—Catholic, 21 er over. to : ass! ou -~* tn on or read route “ —_ terrt: re, : _ 4 Mr. - Fe nes y 301 . a tr wry —y Ca to for’ 4:30 ¢ ty get 10 * =) ‘ealary yr “~~ MAN. aa ae anes « a! nationally known orwantzation: rwet Ton. high havine @emerienmee im the Nvesti za ion - 0 onda, oF adjustment of Ne ~ oan cqualifw. nirodery x , ealary to star Box - 7. Poe: -Drepatch. Oe oe ents ene | YouNG WAS —Neat | appearing. to act ae tring | 8 or or 10 O ince tall prith either 37-inch pong Ryne ~ rat 1008 Weak nes | ms av. daiw at's who understands turbines and Uniflow en- gi and +8) in ——— equip er ee ee Nt on te —— - employment. “AGENTS WANTED—MEN | gE ey, ai 3l5 SA. Lassuetet: 34 x Sa “hee. “Linder 43600. AGENTS —Repesier: cost 5 Sree. ease, Cartage. Li. AGE NTS—Sell Be _fnat-selling a ~ .)/or one who has finances to ad-| “w ~~ — yea fe sare same vertise and build. Can secure. splendid centrally located store- want cana- |rOOM space. Terms—Rent or AGENTS—Gold sign pone = 2 ae Wi pe Metailic Letter “a 435, N. ‘iaaeee Chicas, GE NTS — Men, women. cuick, details Sor _SOnEne. a GEN tS . a marvel: | “54 Como Bi & AGEN TS—Sel. oe and 3c sellers: et ee A ee tag et orn tested money maker that AGENTS —We start you witheus a dafinr - extracts, toilet foc ods: | het-water AGENTS—SI50_ weekly $2. oul fit free~ bi eeest comm! ssion Co... 1245 S. Hai- | ee ee AGENTS—i x “taffeta every home a prose +S - Man to take charge of retail ready-— AGENTS—Durat €x slicker S$ commissions ee as $3 i ples to. help sales. AGENTS— Pig pay sellin nr Revel house no} Mother Hubber d Co., ee ee AGENTS—$100 » weekly, 1 . appointing agenig canvassing. 5 es ne or investment. Wel- | | come Foods, Harvey, Il. | AGENTS—100 per cent ne ge bags: — gpecialt es. es everyone wearing shoes nvention going big: write ouick for f C Ww -eberberd _¥ sistas, a she sand = ee ae FSH POKTER— wi ane, married man; fully ex- , 3849 oy. Pesce oy replac ~e% pin sire cher: ‘Gea ENTS—som thing t okie t . i. ATTN ttt ttt ‘atte at ° » rv = NTS—Write for tree samp. es: and posseesed of both nractical and cn oi. -i@g — clothes ‘snow discu very skin bi go and ene ae ; hair straig poener ENTS— Make Land dai! ‘¥ sellin AGENT S—Now ready for GENTS To intro: duce ‘product A’ ENTS As dress dem: onsira tors. Ss: So. eee oe a ett he rth . et 00 “ie assurtme vt T Diegers regarding working ability. sobri- | ucts Co., 400 Weat 23d [Ts—— Free. wholesale + showing best sf lers ve houseno ia artic es. ae a SSSI AGENTS—Hodery free and $12 éatly: «el agg na known pure alk pete am as- “208 Ww anton, fay Pac kard ‘a lowed shire awl | A.: | AGENTS—New plan | @armn $50 $i ed: represent « "real mani Ti-e now tor free A Millie 560 Broedadwvay AGEN1I3s—$*4 ¥ eek ew proof storage bag. lasts for years; lightni 33 seller. or er °300.- -| 000 alresdy im use; poy home needs several; write quick ve. ample ang pian. Comer 610", _ Dayton_ O. AGENTS—Gresater prefits. sales. compete guaraciesd fork i ahirts. overa ils. pants, play suits. $10-$25 — easy show you how. Complete out 09.26 | rod Shirt Co.. 4922 every hour. Sell everv .oo wor derfu] preparation: iery and clothine witbout sewing: ults guaranteed Send of work. Queen City Laboratortes. = O wr i ™) ry Ir'yiz Hear wonderful! radio programs from big the any other long-distance redio made; no upkeep expense: no electric current, bat- tertes or tudes regaired: sust Won your friends Tecco Specialty. 169 N __ Niewe Gi 7 oe > lSrxest cummed ga ay oe ae 1 a I ES A et every frvenda "and Syrup with nee : vear- cama connecti 1 exc! . eetablished | AGENTS—Oodies of reed invention. AutOvac clean r. closed cars’ cleans unholsterdy i. jifty finite en- gine idling: operates from i(fold like windshield wiper: .| Stalled: marvelous demonstration: 1 2 on m+ bee preapects;, sSelis reacily Autovac Mfg. Co.. Minneapolis, Sinn. ul.cturing by o.. =p CANVASSERS and SOLICITORS: | sere Co_ 313 Wie ran —- making good whih me; T. m ADV A SCEMEN: ma aki. REE saalry _ commis- | | wR. ut mraY. 3i4 a room 650. Marquette Hotel. SALPSMAN-—Fira CANTY ASSPES. | St DEECTTORS— For bouse to | AGEN iS——Seek no longer: boas: bene me my lrepresentative: intreduce sensati © nal bottle combination pow atbnnes every home burs: $ earned: no capital needed - thing write for great surprise. | Labl ‘Mic c >. - 1000 pendent: be your own ‘ AGENTS—Real whirlwin custom shirt: every man buys | ri . ae ke & - - nt in wt a - pre- of ‘SALESMAN — Side line: 32%4 per laces and active noveities: dium and smaller towns 1140 Broadway, New York. SALESMES N—E Xpen | Sories; capeble of cerns. with a Rati No | SOLAC ITOR—To with a rea! oppertenm =n 9 real opportunity) on | perienced washing . | town deparment store: do sc »T iT. TT RS—Pereo 192 OR. SOLIC TT \RS— Peer’ enced — “y ti mn t& held strictis oan maser. 613 Freakin Bidg 1047 N. Vandeventer. Bi sag. ¥ day aero or it; = orders direct from co nsumer at x co unty distribr ‘ers wanted. Ss . lace curtains Fe et . heusihe!4 aerereni ‘y: Write Nopulout Shirt GCo.. Dept. OC. Hazi- Pa LCe J wated. retailing from $307 te AM MILLER is the man | bes AGENT TS—Salesmen. en. distributers: dev ice: un versal | demand dealers. housewi ves: eee facturer | has territorial rights open: teed. patented household " Sales cCo~wrpe ration s ven. on«*er at. Ne a or sel end household | specialties cf SsuEN Few more products. extracts. ete.; i per cent fall 308 Victor »° ¢ I aT EBSifEN—Now calling fy responsible with LINES Caer Sy a au on au crnew preferred unlimited field. ings: exe: ptional canvassing pro D BAsts ON WHICH YOU Pr: RST LETTER. ee ee ee AGENTS—New lines just ovt. Everything in hosiery. underwear and Rayon Lingerie for men, women. children. resistible 1927 catalog and sam ples ‘Row ready: 2 new special iCash bonus service aWar > ion: neo ‘ Choice pr Bs going. Rush reply to World’ a Star Knit- | ; replies to be ay in} Post- Dispatch. — S.'c) | SALESMAN—Al. PARTNERS WANTED, ae SALd — = PARTNER Wr J ——TO with cars, to list and sell a property: experence not neces . Hancock. Moderache-Sate. yeas SMEN— “With ; hawe men earn-| new mechanical, um that | - | PARTNER Wid. a, take « care of cleaning and pressing depa 90+ PARTNER —— |e 62s W . Jackson, Chiew Open | 'SALESM AN—By a Pittsburg to handle new. fast diel 38 ‘= subect'Dtion mss ting Cox. 778 Lake St... AGENTS—Saleamen, diatr'buters: guaran- teed. patented househeld gel] demand dealers. housewires; + oy H- eee P.-D ¥: TNER Wwti-—eEi4 h if Saul Rebenstete. 14 0 a N— Sell | automobile seat covers. | M “382, ars. | SALEBSMEN—For $i. Lous ‘bermauent -~* = age ie as t Samples free. Hanco | ; 7 Samples eee ee Oe SAL ESMEX GR ASSIT RES ~ AND ings; exception nVassi DE ‘DE rOpos Si1es co-operation given. W eost erst... New York. A GENTS— S—T2 sales in $64 SO iswotm proof). seconds’ demonstration - Mon (Co 53 Tenth st AGENTS—S$10.7S dally spare time will 4 intr guaranteed hosiery. not so.d ety es. JD colors, for men dren: including iatest jlagcies’ hose epring line (capital or e Xperience needed: samples ~ hose for your own | new pan Mac --(thee C ; Cincinn _. Oo AGEN TS—MAEE A DAIL Show samples and dist: fee. spices. extracts: 700 people eat. I go 50-50 and liar @losed car. oo son auswering wT re HEALTH-O "OU. ALITY SV omOpecTs |! Cc , Dept 4d . ——— 1a¢ 0. AGENTS Roe out; complete proof, Ereaseproo!. Siainp every use. also 35 other rubber spec alties: direct from Akron. the Rubher Ci ake S20 a week easy taking. orders = homys stores, factcries, etc: in one hour. No expen: nee Dor required. Write for Cate Mr. Herder at 302 3. 7 ee. St. 4 Pa. | SALESNEN— —Five first-ciaas salesmen for | city and ee Be ng =alee De Dertenent “mal lage busi ness law ~pabliching | om go SAL ESMEN— Expenses : } Sun i) ; ~~ H orwanization hee nee PAPTN! =R Wid We want .——¥ men en wit th | See H Ta? Louderman Bide. i _ SALESMAN—Selling Parry. you in «euto accessers qv =a experience necessary. RTNER Wid + Selling experience; wi m- | an aprons for | now | . SALESM MEN—Lucky stripe: York dress clothing sensation PA 4 RTS ER Wt 4 — Acti —— SAL -ESMAN—To — on dealer trade i ne to ac cessory jobber SALFAMEN—Pm ippine and Prr- te Rican bandmade ladies infante ~d esses : ae ] - part ¢ time. newer maiees vou 4 money oad mene H Accessory "Dist - co. 1430 a “BSTMENT PARTNER Wtd— = M- 139, Potten SALEEM AN—Handsome prefite supplying & _itading seif- repeating auto nocess: ried canmnectiones exact terrtlery rea AGENTS. $65 To Rs al x. — High-grade a wool gu ur. $25 and S28: biggest advance: Money bai LK guara say Die outfit. Write A. Box 1097, Chicago Le , a ° UN gigss name and checKerboards. signs big “in ¢=ne rT P: iE. | 4 Tt. > eye ais CALIFORNIA perfume a be a hot cakes: agents coi sc fenees tight as ne We te ty wr: i Qf _ M ‘ iia Vane! ea CT ACas ” ~ ee boss: opportunity to 1S Be ning. write. telling MAN in each town machine. by Chas — padi other “ieta'is. Bestern lsles wick: best s8ason. 0 and store sweeping braueh - demand - over 100 per a ——. writs | ® ibe | | Ha rer a Works, 929 4 our new special garage _SA ——s eh Se ~ | glen gra@eate architects here & uvmgns and submit blue prints: 42 and o Pur tel }- Burke N N CALSOMAN—Pecitiva with ftu- SME —— ery merchant vour regular articie. used by Write LESMEN—Hic n-claae 5, “e cor Products. Dept. 86. | SALESMEN—The Laclede Gam wants a salesman for spectal ($9.99: z gu2ran- home owners, aelli | the man with = past “eepere — AUTOMO SILE SALESMEN- selling the new | SALESMAN—#eek patented envelope seairr bour: retaie $6458 oom before nocot. 2322 Locust st. (AU Ti MOBILE S Sicaces ous coal x sewn ie opening tn ion Tr? ray u esiary " for bigh. bain past ‘posttiens which al ve registers. adding ma- commission basis where are advanced wee!) : Picante will be pa * wrork. Ts men Pe iw SALESM AN—Lare ree, —— at papular prices. "hes weveral SALESMEN—Stane ardized Sta senery sed in every agen pro “SALESM EN at as 2daon- -Frampton Motor ; mt _. er _ Re with nation w@ im the Omit gre ally advertieed prod- J dane at Ae — aoa 1231 eee et. Cincin- Salem AS , oe we - +. y : Tat of town app! a a uBications held . SALESMEN—Large PROFITABLE OPPO RTT NITY— Man Woman Dew Dian .im ra ioms Eduestion ~ and diatiibution igious erature $3.00 anteed—-$5¢6.00 per week amd CasiLy mace Sleady » srk antic UNO‘ =sary hx a rite vf RS \ ERSAL BIBLE HOUSE. Philadel. | “SEND name, ,édress_ ‘on post gard.” imirmductery copr Sales ai : = x” -- —— . ‘ DULL TIMES SE ‘ a

veTT Lory: aek new on SALESMEN—ae, “Leule | femery and teilet —— | Mission aes must bare ) m hive mot enough te sean . Tae tne =. frames, medal) oo den! ers | and “? Sates. catalogue. James C ‘towether with a f- - — nee = eee — = wa 4 re Cleenslick. the marvelous powdered SELL & hand soar 170 per cent repeater: sample free ; Ww rn START mail! order business how el (ater portun les eae int News 500 Sth av. New STARTLING "ee deriee_ |} ates Gd BhonegTaph slay eve #7f e& producers: 14. (hk graphs imetant sales UseInen Everpiay 4309 Raven srw wl WANT «a at that wi “Tn 1 “MAKE xT ny t $150 0% a a Week sition ‘nm the city. aperits= | or Pefmen CALNE Oh 2oocers, Sundays between 10 «. mo | Van ewe het eeern 8 go om ALESMAN——¥} — pr rien ‘wed for denier tre te: hardaa ~— os : Torr making 08: | r@ i rece . SMES —ExerPiowt, ——y: SENATIONAL— Concern South Site Nash | SALES MEN- ~Handie cherecis leather fer ni amber Mall Order ) ee rk. wr . ; r= docturm la’ bente. ete Net's Beon Nations twat me ic. packed Write M LF. o. -- : : - y. ANE tt . on oi@ setablished mann- rig | iine everybady nontiiee iz : frame pictures and = ge tainted wah ee>tiz: : er : “Box 2 B 124, Peers | De oR aee Tit peat tien = mw Pasten ome 2 ; 4 LPS MEN —Harttecn 6 erie ciothes nar ee Exp perenced Mentor enod “miary and commission “neenamary ‘saice ma "nh $15 DAILY to men and women lngreduc- ina |6Norunn Peover. Grery woman a po £ tiewlare and free «<ampir. Scott mt. 1oe per come | See ae me: Brieed $15 to $t5 t wiew we studio with « seputaaien Sal LESMAN— Te gen lace inte curtaine. | A007 all wen S80) Beene ont G.LEsMAS —To can] om the beating trade: and be able te sre-

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WARREN [554 Nicely furn £000 eals: gent'. man CON vent Northwest ~BRILLL ANTE, 5244—Basa private: garage. roc ads : - hoa c oup! > TAY} LOR CUTE r © tn =e tAva hk tushed SNA A Trougnt EPMUND. 21) 7—Chi aay. Week Or hour AAT, RAL BRIDGE board (Olfax 7507 hv OOM— Bo ard. Po, = boar me Ort} ; WABADA 5911A—Boara Sentlewmen. CAbany 55 wei! Am 104 sak Awd Cit Oe te. 2 ARSANAL, 3942- ——KReom for 2 Tiea.S Vplivusas LA cieue Loos Mee *thhe, Sw VG A— ari 4 > 4) CVupe ik ang ce. ce. Pp » CVAVCRIe@Rc cs. LUTANICAL., 4lli5jsa — 5 Phi a: SUUlLlaYerD TAaMVOS Te ant iow A a i. . = Leste és Ra e 0 Mmiiig ° LRVADWAY. sci woul! &. lee Die. t As Sa tut AN, ~ i tana. hare. ; chk. sth Cs 64 4 ah ELANIL. 3949 A ~Good — yr ~ Rvoitieimen. Ghana 2837 OUMPTON. Z610 8 Two new! y sned Tevoms with board in Drivel: family; home ) Iv lieges. 1 DivecK irom Comp wi Cail s a reasvuna bie. CONNECTICUT. CACciient table: HOLaDIO, Ltn, Aa ‘Ai, r+ ry : eeekei is ate Wise hJOEL £110 st" pridia -—e be JUUU 3.—Crean Cru 6Ly0e@: &ai CUS e@hil ~~ lor - ico. LUuri 961423—~ > : wart, YoOUuUnus Mie tis a ‘TRB ag, } vers SUIS——bOK Ti conven- board modern home: 3 cars. $050 DELMAR—wNi, : CG@MeRt meals: for £adies emplo ved. POrest LLBV ‘ENTH. “1825 S.—Ger “Cy wants boarders. : exer suds — Room and board for Tes gebtemen. PRospecit 1267 FAIRVIEW. $658 — Room and beard for yee of . S8iLemen or couple. PRospect 1267. ie 1D. 405. $—A tirac tive room a e mplevw qd imwnle ¥ UL ey 3640 A—Desira® inan- Hunhgar ian GRand 437 GRAND, 16264 & _ wea, Sal ; GRAND. 2313 s rooms ior centiemen vate hath £00Od ih SS59W ey HARIFORD. solo A—Lovels ” couple mee a if desired HARTFORD. 395 1—Modern lent Mcais, pris aie home. HARTFORD 3893-—South beard optiomal; near car HARTFORD. 727—Large room: boa rd iwin Dede: men only: private. ___. (CZ) HARTFORD. 301LA—Room, with south ov re. . With board. $s CA banv a YDRAULI LIC. 3620—Furnished + reom. with breakfast for 1 or 1325——F “utes roo ni. Wistd ~Board, family style, 3850—Room, board. $3.5 a $4. ay DELMAR. 3830—Room Week excelent meals: DELMAR, 4364—~1 Large or emal! €xceiient boar GQ: ali nupiereunetey MAR. Sov>—R anid Soari. mm furnished. $9 and $10 gn. housekce: ’ : fo ; or : ‘ ; ee with | MAR 3a Z —o — $6: UINE. farage Ori Vilegee I Linde?! ———_—-_— connec VOSTA—Room and ~ boar: other ners. ItO ro Bea at. ful furn ist 1m. private fan - bow preferred. Forest 56S) Ge rm Wi re fitmaahed home é In °s very reason l or (ee) and “poard. board | S3) | se with ~ owner’ « private. CAbany —— so ut hern- -ex powed 3 fin imp ilove i board ; ’ 2 hs x double rooms: ic) urn! ished room: het wWwaier = (c8) : ta- oF board ae $7 rooms; Se. | S.0¢ p* ronveniences. tion SS oe ocat 4 m wi 6523R warm Large room _Teasona ble. 74i2—Room. board: emen rent. x — ’ LAD N, t ‘-— OOO LW 3@GS8— at tre n: - POAS Room Rh Are twin beds ; 3941—For j WEST) WESTMINSTER i $or tuples or WE STMINSTER “PL, - ates a home 4102 '? WEST POOP) WINST. exce.veait aona: be ar ie] furnis« hed. for } 1a wh, _ rea c ” » bh? NSTER. ; keeping: mo other 2143R urnished, no other Vee ‘ ‘ tly private. ved: near Delmar f lady Implor * Adan 7 " O2ISM. 2 ROTEL. ALA AZA!I Ss] weekly rates: $420A—FPurnished > $4 , ~ " Da C7. roomers. tub, shower ~ tront 7} adjot: Cay excel- 4 ard Call | @.s turn es mealae: bi (c65) Attractive front | nlete first-class ho | ——— a ae rt). ] E yin 3 ee: on ror tor ‘TWENTY- FIR sta int VER SITY hs suse keeping at WRIG HT. 1.37 Drivate mrty ASHLAND, ~ large ~ -LIANT > rated: Le : a gr PR: )2- adjoining Bat hh ? line sail FOC MARKET. exposure : 89007 3616—Licht sleeping moms; all co Gent leman:; _COMex 0325 3832—Two housekeeping rooms, adults: nice location. Trivate home: l 2—Sonnecting Tats vate family: (ec) ae rooms: sink. =, aie | sieeping rooms; also garage: modern: rea- ——_ Re 1IRTY-NINTH 2358 &.—2 citchmaraks breakfast room. re | Tange Mu hy hed: — | Compton. Park cars; DELMAR, 4303—Nice large fortabiy furnished: convenient and car; genilemen preierred; te. . light ~ reer ; ’ = clean furnished | EA rivate fan:ily. (c#) yaa rooms yi : fe) reem: ver yr re : 2 gen- EIGHTEENTH reioc | 6457 (e82) | light hox wekeeping ¢ nt. connect- EIGHTEEYTH. 1108 s cont veniences. CO -; €a8 Tange. bath. electric. | (et) | EIGHTEEN TH, 2905 s—2 ligh? ; gas light fu 4394W. fc7 Victor —Housekeerpine carace. Te oe a light mily furnished =" a 4168 4—mall front bedroom. ~ oo — ve, family t ¢ ~ Cae eee eee eee . m 1 T 7 ry . . t _ Front rooms. s ‘ isA D>? GSO ‘oom ; » 3 ode rn GRaned j Sleeping Poom, 139J private S845 i—Lovel iy ree 207, girls. “steam ; (eS) “ furnisbea house- eleéo sleeping furnished _Drice right. | torn shed ro —a— - _ - ely ef@cond floor ath: heat: con TYler 1934W {c80 room and __ furnished TOO Lindel? “a : io i urnished | GETER- 0} —F urnished~ room; — aii ~ Oise rT ne iarge wun reasonable. GRAND 341 S.—Newly furnished ro. room | also garage. (e7 | GRAND, yippee —-FYrst nor: iral hie Acl ? 5 ’ roonirz rpoepect gy 7 4 Dpeopie: e|s mate. | GRAN > 7 Be >23.4—Lar ge front room: « kitchen privileges if H ARTFORI D _ 3510A—2 ‘ TT ader- cTry}e? HARTFOR! D. ae» I een y ul 2 b isekeeping. $7.50. : ail room, * $4 Foy oy * > or \. 26 ~+ ‘furnished ges ane Oe Er Treasonabe. OOS. U f > . : —~— See ewe — _ —e — iggy 1S» ot 4)4 A—Furnished room - ousekeeping | “centiemen: iwin bode ie’ private eniran ~ >. Bront -F - ——— ~_ & > - = ee" 4 nw “>. » OF re ed room ae "oO Other room pb one. room oe unl urn ieh Ix DIANAT vate family lt Wa usekeeping ; $5.00 every- | JEFFERSON. 2215) .—Room 0666M eT! men: bre st op tions’ ne CAbany arge rooms. ki tchen: 2: $14: 190 1 Lat ayette. a S | se ping mm. nh bat De: c& Tro ‘ m —e- oi Rar©r housekeeping usekeen! tial Abhay mnecting room bath, gas. courle of adults LL. 3408—C heat. clean: to CH? XTTEAU, 8501—2 keepine rooms. a and «mol ee Victor 4449) FRANKLIN aa pusek cep ins ; Ooms toilet - 2@16—3 ro bath and —tUnfurnished ~Lia Aree eoher °634—Ssi ing. Lee OUSCAKCET — $3. , -4 - 2s ne te sé JEfferson ] 132 —, electric: “-« ng no furnished housekeeping newly decorated. for $7 room : “Co mDects ; ~ 2 nousekeep: 20. TOOT? nc usek eepin, Victor 42 neatly conven: ten: “eS. TENTH. 1431 N —e rooms; Dear car; 35M. (ec) steam , LR furnishe —-_ ‘ s for house- good chi- ; large room. re ‘erences required. cee SS ee privat End family ¥ ot- -Disnat “hh Re »OM—Near eat: “Oni on break fast v Be ol age. le mt « ™M. FOreet 4249). ~ T-T S LOUIS. | ‘ 3 + = gent IS. 23°98—nNj ~e home. ACOOMACT rent reason able. 2832—C furnished working girls preferred (c83) . 508 N.—RB8ingle. ashington. ousekeeping THIRTEENTH. 1113 8. RESA reoms and sleeping room; Sr Vista. 34° 2) Neatls a ntlemen Z ; TT -—:. ry \ is] 4. ‘ newly furnished : > ‘ regenyr . + AMis ouse keep ing BANRETT. 335 rurnisheca U#..POoom re Pau grounds; as. electric; $15. conpnectin ~ r nt. 48ex weet At Grand: Ss; Private farm- ea ax 6Z61W. rivate home: ‘Box M-11 2.) range, "siz nk ‘aot phone. (c) 3 ~ 2835 — “Neatiy furnished | mn 0 2 —— optional: reason: Ooms: kcentiemen only. Vie 2903——2 commecting house. ins- sink. range. water private: ist floor. (c99 light | LAFAYE a i a - xeeping; bath adj: ———- separate entrance: 2 convenient. ct - garage: reasona> “Bal #—Laree “POOom: be 4 clade BS convenien ces HIG AN, , bedroom 3 or 3 . T220—Nical v surnished = nenpiar rooms convenienc See drug store. MIC! HIG GAX. @ c f or fur. _furnianed room ished ron: Ae furnished kr it- ad Drivite phene. ak ce ' arge scusakeeD- ‘MIssor CRI. 17302 | tight oe Seunshecstar rooms: i a eeping room. 7 NE BRAS 1908S —Fy ished ‘¥ rararce SA—Newly 6 rooms and bath: ee tc) necting | front he house- ttle Apartspent in twin deds Fannin st Wee & rr family: 2d Private le O . se _ 8886. ; U asT it . * ? ~_ ' onveniences. 34— Ac cross rOOm; al] houselteeping sink. hot-water 3440—Furnished = and kitchenette hesipistieseiiiiniaeniiiciia- Se ight housekeeping PENSSYLVANIA. 3 furnished rooms: electric. iy ta “xe ; YW ‘opposite park. a Lafarett te . .Oor ; eason adie. 511—Nice large re house- conveni 1#n — oe $6. ; oe ,1801— __ Modern front t sleep- tore Gun rry y? — 1sekeening es ished; - on cou pi references. :Ouseke*eping rooms Pm om? ~ dw 4 4 ~OO ~ i éc } ee a eepitie “ roon ASTLEM ix TAO —— . t Kitchen OTe DE wT ? private soem Dl HO wi > Gait Ris verside 5632 $917 4 USP Keep oe ty Rand : ex2ew. " w. rOoumtue for ere Peer «& warm front > v SSEY L. sd — ry PT} ise kh erpit hehe) Seen! n ® | arg” fs a ie - “ISP K CeDing > neat Neu OAH a =a @ & SHEN ANDOAE. Sieeping roc on —— pu - Par ; : ee d SHEN ixDoas saeco — wor fron ished m wth Murphy hea and kitchen om | ew ef ficiency alpgrtment. Gand 1794™mM. aman. =n * ae [. 2417—2 furnished rooms, (7) house- > wished. LAcileds rea- te. _famity rc a “quiet nome; |; house- 3 08 | enc ~~ oe pri- n ed room # * | KINGSHIGHWATYT. room oo a | rooms. rodm. 1 or | Steam hot water. 7408 a Fe a comfortab! le '; 4100 Shaw: neatly furnis bedrooms. - |, commecting sum room. hot-water Dri- | EASTO: a - Bit GRand 1524R. ————---—~ | @0e3tly and appropriately _ S617 —Lovely roo Leman: reaacnad.e: cormer ferences: mea BSa8 A—Housekveping THE TRMTS 1817A—Room: No. 12 bus ay hed ' heat; furnished of Union reoms ' wate family WER GROVE PL. 2 leStae emDiored:- 2018 _g EASTON . +A ——--- sesond fleor, front. e T° TAH 34704 if ZYv roa? — . for 4 : : eat, paone; $7 ner A cls je : f j : — rien a 3. - . I . G54 as | ENRIGHT. 5827- Rveom VARRELMAN. 45 36—2 ne FE everything furnished. > Ty : hx . Nive a i ~ saw tp es reide 274: , |ENRIGHT. 5857 A—Nicels V SS "TOR -038—+ : a ier Ti ng ‘adult: for P doard _option 1a! ‘Abany _ 1464 4) ce ryt ad r Ll. _.4thaba ts. i — ne and steeping ENRIGHT. 5935—1 large Turmehd | Gesirable for I or ENRI« GHT. 5163- —Soul pris rent. eman. cs ius ractive rooms ‘Tunnit ng Weter. tier "Nia. per = ay . E "RL Y. 6]-er'ng room wav ERLY PL... ENRIGHT housekeeping suite: =N RIGHT. 5237 om fortable te y POrest 19 35K } | exacar 55845 A—C —Awta Rite | 27d livine room: suitable for 3. other rooms. Victor 36512 4 ENRIGHT, 56xx—Lar ge room, twin ‘emen. CAbany 1I7I7W. VHITTEMORE so 2o28—Ligh! - yes ; ae ar gr 6449-—Front, second . Sieepang room. Owner's WISCONSIN. 3522—2 completely fur. |ENRIGHT, 5027—H puaamoenen nished rooms for housekeeping: gas | iarge. $5.50. Conveniences range. porcelain sink and Victrola; private | Os uG!ii- 3613— entrance. Call LAclede 8009, or LAdede } ios aie :t ed 3604. MOREE $560—Front room, WYOMING. Sorrer Grand: large | Gouble, with German family, et Poovey + steam heat 'ENRIG y sige Large “T MING, “1947— Southern 1 exposure: gas. electric. _ se —_ Southwest 67 39-——2-room newly 29212 rooms. D: partly furnish- week 1743— House keeping inodertr onnecting “ ; nished " iw urn }@" ~ —_- 9547 ~ fron? . san ; Sees TOOT steam | ENI RIGHT. HOFF MANN. a ttage: * elec- decorat ee. £46, Water; *- we Jt, a; ~ “~e. >» + LA- {Cc} Go i Sat ‘Convenience onable “AC? | gfe ee fr" ve ni -— \ 6645—S] eeping and ! hew managem ent family : car. line 4 Hlland 5308 and sam.. $27 2637 S.—Re som in res ‘riciec neigh borhgod. ry? yy vale aa ——iag «© clede S445. MACKLIND_ tlem an, every MA NO “HE i “STER house ‘keeping: ur | Rox ‘M—Private mean emp oved RO OMS—S unfurnished te home, ef rkriew 4717 sesib- snags: scapamation ‘hor POrest S866]. (oS) “89 19—Furn Tre as un te ae _’poms: heat. one. other roomers. CAbany ENRIGHT, 5243—civio room, garage: board option 4004wW. “1e99 heat inclu ded: M-274., Post-L West ty. Box ispaich. is Sleepl ing exposure 5b: 304 A—Larmge or couple; southern ENRIGHT” 4457—Neatiy Poe a reom and k ior henette on floor all =m >dern Onveniences, (c ENR GHT 4607— Housel keep) ne. Single or Sink: phone- ACAD RG ; _at artment | ACADEMY, | Teom with AP ARTM&. S—fl1o asek keeping. FOrest 7665 720 A—Southern exnened KAllenenette: reasonable See So —O8xx west nice 13s room. —_ cai 10, s0% upc. ~Abany 1] VOM. ble ~ 4440—F ront room | ENE . i e ; h ist keeping ; “ ie j fam lid. Bi GHT, | 9. pak S—iig Use nk OC ring : i venience ro ‘o% : -VwDoIiiuS ~--—.->— - } yp ae: ms f. ee a sie = ERT, ‘ $e N: satly rooms tor doub : ic ik he net - mae oe, 5717—Furiished "front R.i conveniences. icG L0V ely , Tou, iight Come. Jarge mit “Abe my sina ID. 1336 N.—Oomf: : rentiemen ; ] conne “ting TRAsw table room conveniences, $3.50. rooms for aid louble. FOrest SS87 J .——3-room apartment: : 65 : ali convemenc es; _ , couple. i219—Furn: shed front mum. = . «ec = _ Forest [Se tehenetts. (c67 . £402-— ar ae AI4 33 4317 connectin: 7) couple - front. D. ii23i—3 or 4 pousekeeping rent — Dame, Ve NTAIN 4951 : cold Wa.er: —-1430—2 c rivate farmi?l, GRaN viii LE PL. housekeeping roome: Cheerful room for 1 or Tage *f wan: ed: ronvsnicnt SG «Car. a OF iUsic room GRANV ILLE PIL, aces secqnd — Orest C250. fe) fromt. newly decorated eatir | housekeeping rooms: use of ) Fight partiies. FOresi . telephone laundry; reasanahie i/e7) HAMILT)O ‘N. 955—Beiro> caT ALPA D494—Near Maple Hodiamont furni ished comnlete for — car Rouseaceping. $4; nice home. HAMILTON, 10824 —Hall 3247—Front room. private nome: | *3t with prtvate family. couple employed | FLA MIL peter} L018 Room. 34 week : con necting ‘. a- with $8. rch Apartment 34 | SAMILDeN. 12 3 or 3 nicely furnished | Protme Noucekeeting “a, | BODTA nee 1206 ah teks oan — 2 large sleeving rooms: all 2 people: ving room pfivileges HODIAMONT— ‘12 % 709. room; next to bath 670 3136—2 front housekeeping. furr ad iehed- em eres __ Preasona bie. RIVE « ey ha. sing ¢ or coun! le th ares ATES. 515'—Room; clean. we . ape : Noor ee it PArky jew. va? "4.7. housekeeping rooma 0 enact =} sn eCti ne house- ces; “Peonah'e rooee>- n + unfurnished - ~ ute = ke rtme ns 4 KE NSING keepitre KE =NSING “ POOTT: 3, YN os —— necting how seceatl £6 athern aa re: ven. KENSINGTON 5008—2 connecting. 1 sin- sie housekeeping. eecond floor reaaé.or- fc7) 508 1A—Beautifal rx room . ngle or ¢t beds: 2siyW. lished floer: all ether conveniences. 5868 —Dieeping rr rooms. privac summer rArkview ' 4852. Room: private ‘tamuly; | __CAban$_ 3726 {(eti2 $8044 — Nicely Waa shec all conveniences. CAbany 2673M ical ENS, §656—3 connecting house- KINGSBURY RY. POOlTs newly P®uirnished- run- new v home break - SENET wa NGTON. 5 DMivate home - sonable FOrest KENSINC STON, $3 20: sulte. 12713 fe) 6027 —Attractive closet. TINGS SH] iGH WAY Trorrs f: ad lurht KINGS SHIGHWAY. oar | we gl 2 295° gare Eee ~5U6—Apartment D - Orivate family; preferred. 1350 KIN 'SHIG “‘Yy ae ee — wabie iow 4097 %. KINGSHI 3H WaT. CVUbnecting house atepinz urnished rey wha 43320 A usekee en ing $5 4 4A—s — Slee) Di ae rooms like private hx ome s0ti Lo - am os Pile sieevning. $3 a Tooms, warage, 4441— Room kitche DELM. AR. 497 y gt POO ™ be ut >.3 ‘ DELMAR "3645—Larce © newly _furnished “a Kiicbenette alc break! ast rvo tm. e “nd- front S258. (ch 50, (oe) rocTm “47 em- o_sriect Senant #512—N), See IT) _ floor DELMAR SIS t a . itchen L.A CLE A280 sr warm Suitable for ELM. AR. ; -A— hal JEfterson ei : - mers MAR. 51734—Newiy formiahed rouw | pet, my: block north from @hn for one or twe : aparta ‘are oor sorth. Cab Forest 4955 W 4348—Pingt finns housekeeping mom pr: 429 5— Larve secend floor fror re @X pPoeseure reasons dle ; : ya LIND ELi. 1..5 4 E unfurnish.¢d ewer TF? - LT HAT TS conveniences. FYres* | SENDELL tf ae" co ly furnished bouse- wf nt : ag very _— 46154— Te, a! , | cea oneness msde ae me... bs So a = from: a oo > Om uae : - & Larre frost Bleentng | steam al a al ath bl S'MAR 3816—— mnecting x Serine Prono hat 27a _JF tte meer water Excep: runping water fwd ~ al repels 39144—Room tz Pow Oli. ‘7s ma! > Mice reos lecation. (ch2x i edjointne ‘cat, PR $8 5° fer 2. ie Garages “85 aver 3. Part rrert t t. INDELE. 40 iim - om: oF ~eusonadte Pre. *™an only Very Ttasenahic LINDED.. e4— ~Nice! ¥ furnmbes nen —_,- Tg imoe , ao MMectting frent . OL 3 hs ae (01gA—? ads » 3th 2. or . 4204 A—New, r Om ; CAbany 7 | MARYLAND 4308 —See beautiful room; all co abie. heusekeep- roomse ; NEAv A. (3245 —Exee “0 im fort in — Housekeeping ' elegant ¥ OLIVE. 4718—Sreut olee fe. spartmens Kit chene ‘tte en privileges. FOrest 5G E 3038 5038 4—Nicely far ConveTiences: Sunday. ‘.. PAGE. 4956¢— large ight rooms, 1 sleeping room; all Ligat range and si (39394 —Fine front men. vulet pi ~o~ —Howuwsek ae ps 84 PAGE. : adult emple PAGE 43564—Nice. large, rucm for two: modern. PAGE. 5S47A— Single: vate home, prir vileges; | ots 41u8—z PAGE, 424466 — Furnished private pete housekeeping; oe its Rem, : a vom. ~ steam fees range, : om. sleeping porch- kitcien @ PAGE, — Second i fieor a age bus U«enter, CEx ‘tral # SOO1. f AGE. 3S485—N ice. “ ee nemeeDing reom ; o. ue ser. P AGE, 5414—Lange. end-fioer reom: su. tabe home! ike. FOrest 17 74AJ, P AGE 57 ——: light rea- | 5632 — Sousekeep P range. sink. $4.5 —¥ RaY MOND. 5064—PFront ogee. private home. RAYMON dD. j floor from. RAYMOND, 3 recom. congemal RAYMOND. +48—32 housrkceping reotus : also sleeping room. first RIDGE 5314— Neatly second floor: kitet | ROOM—Lay ~= feut- — = use: lady alone. ROOM —-Pesshing. near ladies: $5 ove: _F7_twe. Rar M—Nicely_ furnished COU»: apartment. CAb er ene ROOM—Neatiy furnished: cars. DElmar 5128. ROOM- ln private home: Be STs, fur business woman, %4 ROOM —Attractive: 5 breakfast opt ional ROOM—Reactifn] fees: all ~Tmences. in apartment. 5 Duan orivate heme. sure ._ _Adany se ROOMS —%5 and urudainedt private home. Lindell ROOM— Adjoinin nz bath; Poorest ¢* Rv OM —Beant fully turn orar: SCitahbic fer 1 of 3: ROOM —Immard! ately clean: her wer hene . wer -~ $ FOR RENT—Wes x — Large front room cas N.—Apartment A-—-Ni ; “simatic, suitable for gentler N.—Apartment A; beey' vasa Sat bath: reasonab) i r eae] Nice frent ree, for anene ike Pe ae THQ Die : ‘ “371 \—L urht Bang room e: syed; privat Ly $434 Furnished reeni. _ 468i re. ne : 367 “Housekeeping room, er unfurnished private far on en 1305A N—L he vag vevi- T= R aed electric ge ras arp * sa e Be : N, 5580—Nicel . furniad seg Pe aoe reason ahi- ng 7 es furuishe ak | Fey fone |. oe : WARHINGTON: PRRs ape is. 4 pa tary waBINGTOS : a s TE TON. 55xx—Larze ss private family. F@res WiSHINGTON. ae housekeeping row wa GTON, | °y¥ . Ww 400 1—Desirad ns; Goule ._ 2 “Fe 2 son ; Thee re? rooms - : hot and IRASH IMGT ° ey posture twin beds i! a A fa at

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ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH PAGE 12 __ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 6, 1997 ESI Alas: STOCKS MORE’ 85 00 | WEEK’S NEW YORK STOCK MARKET eee Son) SALES SATUROA the week on the New York Stock Exchange > ¢ i were 12,157,400 shares, compared with || § 8,652,000 last week, 15,268,500 same week ; a" i | | 2 @ year ago and 9.360.500 two years aco. 4 Decrease. . .. i 4 ON Al AOA el Al Al el ral lll acing annem =. = Sananans a . S] (}f THE YEA | | “ig ‘ fet eee ' oT ¥ — _ é | Rat 0 “ks and Antual (Sales : ose (Ch'ge. . ' in ms nual (Ss Sieh : a , NaH Bp wom ; : heen sega age pee a : an nth ny STOCK EXE dends for r f I nd ! ' e, —— _ rt ; a 1 Abitibi P & PS or & Str: oid fp ae onic paar RON Mee > ” 4) ates vers . ‘ = ensign 4 iin en na uth x sactions at Short Sessio New York Exchange Slight! y Over $6,000,000, at * Ee Boe ee ately ee ee On Upside and Downside They Respond Readily to News Developments — Slump at This Time Last Year Recalled. eu ajr Yi me the Amociated Press. -XEW TORK. March 5.-—The one fee of the very dull wend market in te @ short gession rested im the fact tha sizh ily rnore than $46 .000 000 figure of the vear. Price steady, with soft epets her puted te week-end profi: ° >F ewe OS Gigi ¢ wt . ae Fa ee Fs". Rwr oil * Oped >t de Ad OI bg ye q pied BbL0 ot om e+ @éi HA sales for week, } there 2 noe showed net - vernmental 7s ‘o> ” «3 e ee e activttr igo-Weber was better. ' | ost the Fre neh offer to pay ; a ‘ po of the debt to Seber wise httie attention was pedi fare £ToOUD. ces oe w peuneatia bonds . rere nized y issues tending siirhuy ree = oF Ai ra 3 : ; ee nh ee a —" he che pt et de. i he > a STOC a M ARKE ‘T AVERAGES. ” NEV ’ YORK March 5.—Following ac? “he Associated Press StOcK Aaver- ‘> » ef «& ‘. @ @@us« Bw - 4 3 * eardez 358 and Gould Coupler Gs were ee . : 2 = “a . , : ws yy ’ ; , ‘ . racked bre mith. ' > is SO ue ae ee . . , | « = mes ing = " g.riking coa trast with the ch OO) as quickening of nile rst bet beet beet beet EL HM em Ait agen igs ee a ee Pret bet b+ bet bet 7 pr ae ba CT) bet eet pe 3 7 wet ibe tS ~~ - a ne ae oo 1 weil ’ - > ~ ¥ iy ada sae isamae les Pe. ot e 2 90 T2% eA pateway St — ) _vew tiie Public offerings were | 2 , , 7S. Gabe ie. Arena pecord, * i tially larger ¢t han the previous week. American S¢ : marke! at least, cave promise of early eoutinued hesi tanc y of the Market invesiment ta waa perhape «a fur : “wetlect: * o4 s r a 2% the inst saree 1 eee narrowly influences, bBowever, - Maney . Bemkely te continue hear parmentia are — — * : 15. The fact that Government fi- Fastman hodak Sb 913 a 333 Ma : ... 2 ie impending aso tend to curd , 7 ) Min shies . BR . |) ae Theate oman 3 . sn tm hour in the “Sond market. The ipvest- ‘ “¢ : 4 : } Pr? 1. - . * ‘ e a Pa used — nent lasues te ‘oumm un: ty is waiting to ace what 9° $ iow Q@UOt4atloos reached earlier ; * jem that financing will take. Ew Onn “anc Soi _ Foreign ange Dau se Se Seosed Wire From the New York Bureau of the Post-Dispatch, extended delivertes 4 Zz ~ SEW YORK. March 5.—~The Evening Post. in ite copyrighted Weekly foreign ex- review. says en exchang erates —— im en lar manner all this weesk xchanges . Terent couniz res being aren by steal work was , e onditious. bookings for ruary | Hs5% ‘tor at 16 per cent ree ie @6 the \areest scale in yesterdays trading. Movement was ettribvted ho — a — PP PP yp PP Ppp > a oat yi: as a oT vi Mebe oy eigwre iowed by good stiff gains. . . . ‘yy way, good stiff ! >= Som Qe 1926 Break Recalled. week a vear lacie tt ol ol ~ os ‘a ~ ae prodart ian 7 point may _— med Irotch were both i Aig Ay the y elle gy — ally ny the "and - nsumption nee shown little 4 i r cables were down 2 points te Te TT. ee ~ Svanish exchanges had a special more the ah gaat ae ae ee ne ¢ b+ ~~ Jt) 80955) Deis Rp NM ye oir i> the wek at 16.75. moved nerwen an em han ge Nat Arme > igher peattion at ' and the fact : booked — ot he * / > was stead: Ce argely for aa : ‘44 | ae E hinese exchange ~*~ we eT Wee — “ss «* ’ strength IM I TRaan vy was foeter _ s 2 Fe * sa at the * Snubher Mot le ee —— oe ™ & @& -_ offerings: tr CONAL Thers fae > Money Ease Question. 4 Rang tgs = +e 8 ae .'Gen A 3 , “ea te ait) ‘en see roc é 23% 24: : fey - - . ' 7 t lé at —- marke? ‘ ’ ~~ ‘ a ; ‘ ; CG 4 . I 4 . — ; > " ' i i : ae , ¥ é ‘en el oz ~ : - 4 ; . ‘ . . . : > - " C “ so § ang ; : : since tan'ete ¥.2) ast ae 488 8% |. a Wel Mes hice Bett ae Sar | $0 Seam A ggg] 18 8.1 Sus Se: TURPENTINE, FLAX, UNGER ait" == .” 4 : ; _- . 7 — " @ ~/ yy s % 7 +? . . e — ~ ; cae et 4 ye ' . TT +s ee : , > 4 } Tl seerlon an , a’ : 50 M 47% } 1% Nat } . ae - 4 | O% ] Tobacen Prod 51°10 06 ae" ULUTH, Minn. M ; oon - only movement of i ; ; . . a ° : ‘é, : ch. ° _ , r - ; a ’ .’ . rn in Span- , I O91 7 — rs AB a0: ; for the Year fuet ‘ct jewel. PRE na + anime one) epee Constru activity bu rts ‘trade has provided an add sis for market optimism ry _ +e Be Stet 3: = Iis'inees situation f ¢ th: ni . ‘ 4 ws a . : ~ ~ } ’ ” r . ~ - = ‘ : : , *. . ; ra j ? ; , v 7 ; . ; ‘ : 4. ities ‘ = . . 7. ; . - irrent levels the 7 >, Blumenthal! . ) LR 2. . + ait da fs 2 is bt, eae 21 xO TF : . ‘o> | mder 7 r 11° Be 2 zuc Tv" | ae nnd ‘© week aso qucta- . 3 : 7 3 n | 2116 =(101 14% 11 : . | eid + PI i OF BS oS eeerree | 7 F $995 Gc ¢ = Pee 8G be foreign exchange markets ounted ro 3 bi oo . a m : . : * ~ " . : : , ; ; . f ' ; ‘ . >i ‘ > . a : we? : ~ — * : 1 | + | : Carbon & Car 5) 4n@1 * . Oo. K. $11: M 12. | Week | dera & a per if * ’ » . ‘ 7a : per = = . e Friday. ations SPER Bat S «+ + be qu tations in ee, & “nvew>me " es if 7 {] 2 hE pm = RS Mane tg) oo & business rward to f ptimists ; » have their cak , t. Thev ould ’ 1 Imy roving bt istness *ituation, in th Ol and easc, moner, an } : mbination to hold S. « Bu Term _ e- i ran 1 ~. hd, . . hs &N _ - OS Rl te eat t Bh > Za ye LES ee CP NCE an Sites hl. oe ‘ stocks uP. : LL. : } Tot om - a4 , ‘ 1 a. ’ ; ’ & » ” _. . . q : 7 i. 2 ~ reddy he ht bo ‘3 ‘ a — s Geld Mov emene Problem. Pe ' 41 ' Se B... "Whether or not money rema! 8} ? nl ‘i i a. ; ’ z Hamma It pfd O1 j = . . 2 z te " “ 7 = — a? _— A a Fe gig to * a ®0 Plentifu! in the next few nial ae } é io an 3 “tem “thine ae tee few months = ba : : a ~ : 7 Q . Gl ~ » fi irt S44 ‘Tm SeVera! things if th 7 ‘He Pe : me . Bm * 42 = > at : . adh . 5 a gold movement abe ) ee meanwhile the demande in Business and on the «+ do not expand ereat)s sumably, should stand present level or 4arif+ mot certain by any means that the heavy inflow metal will keen un. an mand for funds from he etoch R 4 | ; : . : : - sm i . ots ‘>> eget : ; ent {v-. Sr aa ee eee ORE ‘9ia 7 2 market does not dimin' ried of seasonal easca : he O°, ‘fan > , passed it= peak Bot e fom : mH 5 : ‘ i i. f Bi ; : ’ . P ’ .t ete tren@ of money rates , i45 ; is ‘ahas . . e Bond PDistribatien. ad - Am, ‘ » Wi vi > ot és “am the investment ? @ Plethora of funds , 4 ; 2 ' ii that bankers h 10} . Woes : : ne ' | ty 24 “238 | i — - ' af a fferings brought ou and at a lewer Ss37.2 123.473 — perary pertod for $45 619 578 n@ heavy fletations of — my me > ; ire “a8 men needed hefore ould get themselves Ssue new secarities row rorks. This explains why the vol- ime of offerings has been reduced ‘or the moment and whr. notwith- standing th broad demand eet ceed Donds, dealers’ shelves have "een too much weighted dec- -:-. ‘astify any fresh financing of large preportions. The market has abou? caught up with it«e!/ again. hor. ever, and [tf Present plans are cCar- ried out @ new lot of sizable finta. tfoma may de expected this spring - © . Recession on Saturday “Prices of Specu afite securtties “atied to reflect Wal! «treet’« valie? "Ter AS8UTENCese PO extra see ongress Would be called +h ner and further sign i nent dereloped (fr odar's 7 7s art athe seaaion ef the stock market. Seer, : G., 4 — . 7 : - . a, i U PT™ ete? PD , atin ean ng"ry traders were nwt « itprised | n mn? ‘ esterday y ny ma , wea Sac : ' . f t = a? the furn o events and vester- orde rus = Tare ‘ ; : , "Are a : ' snide es Se a ee . 6 yf eee | an? be! » 9 , 7 > the week : ep | : om hew peak | th *.507.790 resulted in a deficit : > ‘a*’s setbac m2 - * a Affe tom tack | : “ aiiit 2¥i } ’ ‘ ved fs 7 : * : } - ; - , further . . A — A o% = ; , ' : - _ he fear of 7 ' r. Ofle Inclined to Sas. : a i Dee na . 7 b feed . pa : fu yr the 7 $5909 97 sta | ea =e ' “- o — . , srw ** ent - he ian 7 ’ rbuy ; " "=% ; ‘ : m . : ae : Cleartag House Statement. | — a ; — rot ea ow a TORK. et oe ook cole - | m= 40% March 5.—Smoked ‘em at the start « juickiy a : work in ¢} n ) J 4a : *%| a 7% YT? iT. : nd ’ : : NM on hat. vi ef 7 = .* 4 : ei ; CUI AT Ve } New York cof ce rated and epeculat operation ‘Sees ard were fretruments! fn | | : sini lions EFT Tor: Ya > nw ' ; we ‘ : 4 nt y ’ 1 z A , —> ar the declin« cent resumed , Ureett ine thea gerery! o- a ns s . " - os ao ~~ _- + é : > : ™ma > montR-end settlements and SGSeuRnt- > } and dish ower | 23 | ' ‘ s y Tete heeher ind lals re ee some shipoers. ' 44.000 Jundiah iH. Veeck de PTE yitige My BON Ae BRE a’ ; year $1.455 Gettin for a. L227. iIndividgal to date, $1568 600 00.>: | an accounts, and ite “A, te date ae FASE EL EES te Pye CERNE IY 2s poptigtn ig Mb agent a fF divieua! eeu 2a: | e¢ if eee a > mt ornt. s Prices were firm of Three : ! ; : : : er een PO ASG hy ee DN Bis aglhijntns - stir y had i “| FP £ 1} | | | | i} > ne drop

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“LOCAL STOCK TRADE —. = a ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 6, 1927 _.. ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH PAGE 13 : 0 NERO WOSHLES SATURDAY -NEW YORK BOND MARKET | NEW YORK CURB. | ‘ST. LOUIS STOCKS | T — we | HALEST Ot "taney Sea “ Sci courts Hag Low: Chage, | Swoctal.te The Sect itepatee. : ST. LOUIS STOCK EXCHANGE, March 5.—Total sales of stocks Se a , a i i sci ’ me 4 NEW YORK, March 5.—Total transactions on the New York RAILROAD BONDS. NEW YORK, March 5.—Following is a list of onion, highest, low- [on the exchange during the past week amounted to 9149 shares (in- do cvt 4 D 63) 91 %| 91%] 91% | est, closing and previous Closing prices of securities traded in on the | cluding 300 shares cents stock), compared with 5076 a week ago (5 Erie G may . 57 11 112 112 New York Curb Exchange today, sales of stocks being in 100-share jdays). Bond sales were $35,000, against $26,000. \ots (00 omitted) or fraction thereof, except in Standard Oil shares. Following is a complete list of securities traded im on the e@- : 100% (100% sales »f which are in full, while bond sales are in $1000 lots (000 | change during the past week, dividend rates, sales, highest, lowest, 21/208 ln 103 omitted): closing prices and net changes being given, Symbols: *Increase, Bie.) 94 % | ae | Prev. T | Prev. —Decrease. ....Unchanged. Sales. Security. | High.| Low. | Close. Close. | Sales. Seourity. | High. Low. | Coss.) Clase: . +An. | ] |p W's Be ‘sl W'k's: Wk i Net one ae Close mer Boe Ber’ 5 3 ISTRIALS. H&M ref 5 57 3 #9 | oan o0 Pn on - i “New Corne Tete 22%| 223 ie HM adj ine § 57.| 88% 1 Aero A; 10 yee 4 w Core ‘ 4 | 4 | “a . “CU es High.’ Low. ! Close, Ch’ ce! li C 5% 34 . 102 % 1102 % rte | 3 Alb PB vte} 1: g ei 13%|... Nipissing ; 8%, 8%) 8% NAME _ OF _ Soe in $. Sa! High. . as | Noranda : 20 ¥4 | 20 i | 20% | Boatmen's National Bank S| 10152 |150 150 151 Ti Ohio Cop .. 40c { 48c | MerchantsLaclede National 12} 102s2 i282 i2s2 0 Red Warr .|"2: 21e Nationa] Bank of Commerce 9 137,157 | (155 eee °*2 Teck Hugh | my 54 State National Bank , ¥ Das pahe ht lesseejeeees lo eéee Tono Beimt | Melee ane | AMerican Trust + ka ee a EOS bea ceelssces : Mercantile Trust . rth 425 (428 Missisippi Valley Trust | 25S : ; St. Louls Union Trust Weet Utah . . | Ge |...-. . & Allee com 2.50)" ” 45) 34 ¥ aT re . 8. Al Hf 484 101%) 101 TS STOCK EXCHANGH IEE Stock Exchange today amounted to 6.034,000. Previous day sales were —Trade was some broda "1 -_ ° : 9,569,000; week ago, 7,162,000; year ago, 6,156,000, and two years — “eeu Ss larger gal ctions at Short Session cnt 471.000, x Total sales from Jan. 1 to date were 705,958,000; com- ircxet during th 3 : = pared wit 16,354,000 same period year ago and 758,735,000 ) wee pita etinns also ana e New York Exchange | penoa two piney aae Pp y g d sam Jin increased volume Theer wer Beslightly Over $6,000,000. Quotations on United States Lrberty bonds are in dollars and ) 18 stocks with net higher chan Me thirty-seconds of a dollar, that is for instance, a sale printed 99—24 for the week, while 14 were ga ea means $99 and twenty-four thirty-seconds of’a dollar and not $99.24. 2 amociated Press. The following is a complete list of transactions, with sale, high- nee WORK. March 5.——The one fea- est, lowest and closing prices: | national Shoe was the 4.) | : ‘ in. B xEW dividual leader in volume of _ gery dull bond market in to- __ _ Securit High.f Low. | Cl Te asion rested in the fact that J. | tilg A Close and sold higher. Nationa] Fee OO ichtlv more than $6:000.000. _ GOV ERNMENT BONDS. BOND MARKET AVERAGES. sold up more than o points Ri a fieure of the vear. Prices ‘i 3 arene aa a te , os : Ss. 2 jowest fizur | b 3 iy | NEW YORK. March 5.—Following | Stix and Missouri Portland | Peel wee, see. Sane ecetit- saz | 101—18 1011810118 are the Associated Paces bond aver- | i VW ® r in bh st S for Ww x ‘4 there : te : = ck. Boyd Sitio. ental 7s and 7%4s dis- 32-47 *h1os—13 103—10 103—13 | Weish ioe showed net loss. | © age te activity in farthes Sone , 41 Ten first grade ri rails.. { 4 ion. ‘el Ye ac bett > : jayec, offer to Day ».000.- "27-42 o— 0—2 0O—2 en secondary rail ... | igo-W b per re a eter. Bas ly-We ’ oe Beant of the debt to the teeny 2 41 .|10 23 10 a an . zen pass tee . ‘ea | was on-higner basis. me . a oe @ attention was pai 42 0 0 vere Ten public utilities. 0: 2.05 | ‘ ad sold highe T! ates ge u ; 27-43 10 - 10 = 100 as Combined average .. 2 . 1 IGIN 6 Sr A 52.) ~ . f Lead 30 asG at a6 S. Aloe - oe domes! tic bonds were mixed. « 4 | | Combined month ago. Int RC A 5 72.) 76% "708s AmS8up pr p preferred stock was Fad d g suet lending ay! downward. uL 4 4h 101—14 101—12 10113 —Compbined year ago... 94.03 AS... 2d 58 27 108 ge 3 Am Ra uring ; oY riais were irm .and- % “ ~— ———_-—— gr a aayennee og st 3 0 | 7 ‘ week. = x38 ~y Gould Coupler 6s were ge *\1os—20, 103—26, 103—29 | Siew Security Hie _taow _Cioee Kings C BE 4 et 49| &: —_— e trading if , y Al S 9 ' mth for fourth Libertv 4s. '46- 10414 undies '104—14 INDU aes BONDS. pre PP a "| oa Duq L 5% 1105 4% 105 % 105% ; ‘ | MIXED PRICE TREND IN : bel ae Govern b= ag gad hich ’ 2. ted \912-—94) 111—13, 111—14 Emp ae 4n 7% "37/107 % 107 % 107 A Long I gen 4 38.! 9: ¢ 14 2. on the ‘whole ——— Emp G&F 644 41/102 % (102 14/102 % SA 4 > is Oil GROUP ON CORB f=" 4 Market of of Week Specialty | . ona fee hor it “emithL&T 6 36 8834 Bs. 08 if LL E Affair. - + Je , i Franc Sug 7% 42:109%/109% 109% 8 Bancitaly Co} OR . \ —— B ee : -; 9 ~, sew Ye Ss, thoes ed. siiist to the Post-Dispatch. 4 Alpine M 94%) 92 %| Gen Asphalt 6 39 109% 109 te 109 4 ‘i Gen Pete 5 40.. 100 % 100% 100 % : ! . | ; : . 3} re most position in th eee YORK, March 5.—The bond mar- Antiogula ~ 4 wT 1% Banc J & 5) sd the curb exchange. : er ine week ‘continued to be a specialty Antioquia L however. lech “the * ings in 4 small group of se- Argent tae a AF 2 21% | pee eye FOR. | oes z period soody Tal 3 104 O% 1 y 5’ Og 100% 100 14! 100 % Com By D pf! : ay | Belgium jassau El 4 51../ 61 | 61 61 Con G Bal n! Belgium ; O Term 4 53) 88 | 87%! 87.% CGasNY n p| . ~nehsnog NOT & M 56% 54105% 105%!105% Cons Laun. Borgen AF NOT&M 5 SrB 54 100 % 1100 % 100% | Curtiss A M 50.) 99%) 9934) NYC Curt AM pf’ Bogota 8 45 ...{103% 103% ‘103 % u,|106 106% Curt Pub peut 135% 1 Bolivia 8 ¢7 ie gtd 104 | 104% ‘~ Davies W 30 Sy ordeaux | g| 95% | 95% | a Brazii & 41 ctor 106% |107 108 i103 103 pat tn & C| 105% /105% 105% 6840 104% 104 (104% Brazil 6% 57. 92% 2% vtec ett ap) Bremen Ger 7 3 35/1044 104%, er Dom St Ltd! 91° 45 r 4107 (107% NNYH&H db 4s5 76 | 7 NYNH&H 4s 55 4 80 7 67 Dubil C&R! NYO&W gen 4855. Dunhill In I! NYO&W ist 4892 mn! Palo tet al kk Satis a 7 ~ a3 b+ we DD OS Ni C 614 36 TDi /n12%6| 1125 |112% d.| 10 45/110 %4, 110% a IC&C StL&NO 3% 1 1103 % 103 % | OF o im) 3 Weseo PERE OE LSE TOON ak rae neo OF O-) ~ ~} OD Mae mh OD OO es FSR Am Seat vt! INDEPENDENT O Am Super os Go Dm «és CMaAcwer-11n of FERS Fi CBeBO@crorw-)17 ~ ~ hs Reva OrK©-+) rr aii i ie ne wre ~) Berry Motor Corp. Boyd-Weish Shoe com Brown Shoe pid ..... Brown oe com Bruce com Chicago Ry. Equipment com. Century Electric Consolidated Lead Elder Mfg. let pfd | Ely & Walker D. G j .- és — Ely & Walker D. @. com 25 ois . E sw 5 32% Carib Synd Ca 8S Cf Di Cit Serv n Cit Serv pf Ps o terre Kee ot) e x) %) wm ro ) _ to} OM eto me C9 COM = 2 o> OF CD wm Dl toe oo Neto Oo~wr--l a FF FESS ER a 2 if he woo oF Columb Sy, Creole Syn) Crown C P| Darby Pete) Ce 1% Aubast A ed 101% 43 33 i00 ~ i — | | 106% 106 % |106% |106%4 > ~ rm os .& CoS Pol Da~leee ~ Ree ee n> Deco Or Cen Wage ee P20 OD me OOo Sooo FF FFL REO a tiadt -L* *) a Fred Medart com. a Fulton Iron Works com.......«+.. Granite-Bimetallic os © NQ - > heed alk“) om eet © bt DD ED HO Q eee wor ~ ** -_ Huessmann com. Huttig com, Huttig pfd. cees Hydraulic Preas Brick pfd.....4.. ; | Hydraulic Press Brick com.. Soba’ 1748) 3 Income Leasehold com 17%: 17 International 6 o78 oss 108 61108 ° : 71113 poder me | eg Independent Packing com......... 1. eee! abe tetabe Independent Packing pfd a Fin eest Me 28S ppt "Sy Johansen Bros. Sho il. 0. 30 30 ateee Johnson-StephensShinkle Shoe .... 2: 10: 52 Laclede Gas Light pfd Laclede Steel Co McQuay-Norris Missouri Portijlan@ Cement . National Candy com..... Pedigo-Weber Shoe com..... ae ees Polar Wave ‘‘A’’ Eaters gf wy 04 mY : - tice tix Dry 706 re] p eer WilcoxO&Gn| Rice-Stix Dry Goods 24 pfd ; . | Woodley Pn! Rice-Stix Dry Goods com. . ..{1.50' 610) 20%) 20 Scruges-V.-B. D. G. com... ie A PL 20%) Sheffield Steel 50 Buck PL 714! Sieloff Packing, ; # = Cont O n! 20% Skouras Bro "as Cumb PL’ 12 : Southern Acid com . ne oe 0 Gal S Oil] Southwestern Bell pfa . T72\117%"1 HOil &R! Stix, Baer & Fuller com ....../1.50 30 I OCan n St. Louis Car pfd om O7 °] I PC Ltd St. Louis Amusement ...... Ohio ¢€ St. Louls Pub. Service .. : PraoG T'nion Bis. pfd oa Sou PO n) si 3 8, Ff ae Saye 20 ‘OD 8 O Ind’ 8% | 67% | by 4 Waltke pfd * re S © Ky./118% 118 44/1 : Wagner Electric Corp com ..... .| 160 20 %| 20 OO Nen 4614! 46%4| 4 G1 do pfd “et 7i| 15! 70 70 2.400 Vac Oi1.'102% 101 %| 1028. 101% | East St lL. & Sub Co 5e 6 eins BEM St L & S Ry Gen 6s DOMESTIC BONDS. United Railwoys 4s ~~] Ala Pow 5/105 [105 [105 United Railways 46 © of D Allied Pk 6) 54 53%)| 54 5 *Houston Oi] 6% Kinloch Telephcne 6 Allied Pk 8| 65 | 64 | 64%) 66 Al Co Am 5.100% (100 | ; Kinloch Long-Distance 5s 00 Am G&E, 6|102 % [102 % [102 102% a. aah 7 = we Fes 6 100 % |100 % i 100% Scruges 7s ' m Wr t+Wagner Electric 7s SReGG SR bo | 6n wi .| 85%) 85%; et 5 AD wt 5| 95 %| x As ? st —» 101% amg af bonds w Public a new hig ‘Be “ord eo ~ : he previous week. ie, American Seatin ‘and ae ' at least, gave promise of early hesitancy of the market eet ae was perhaps a fur ion of the he set ar gery — xX WeEKS } e year. Be first © also were at b undertone and te continue steady until forth- tax payments are made on fact that Government fi- tend to curb wo) i) Ot mt et C9 OF ets Rana art _ 3 > vite me OT New Brad O) New Mex L| Nor Cen TO) Pandem Oil. H Il] Bell T 5 56 lll St deb 4% Ind 8 & 82 ....j103% 103% | 103 % Inland St] 5% 43.102 % ora 102 % Int Paper 5 47. .| 7% Int M M 6 41 ., . Int T&T 5% 45 . 1093 5 | 109 % 109 % Inspir CC “4° 5s 31./10124/101 Ke 10144 1104 % 104% 104% 108 108 {108 Kelly Spr T & 21. 103% | 103% '103 % Kinney Co 7% 36104% 104% 104% Kresge F 6 36 ../103%/103 (103% Lac G ret 5 34 ..1100% 100% 100% Lac G 5% 53 ...'104% 104%, 104 % Leh C&N 4% 54. 98 | 98 Liq Carbon 6 41/107 %) 106 5% {107 % Loews 6 41 (10414 104% 104% 4 98 1%) 98 100 2. 1106 ,.. 108% 108% | 108% 5 gees 100% 100144 100% Mid-C P 6% 40. 105% | 105% 145% Midvale St 5 36.| GR1,, DR, OR 15 Mont Pow 5 43. 101% 101% /;101% Mor & Co 4% 39!) 89%! 89%! 891, Nat Acme 714 31) 99%! 99%; 99% Nat D Pro 65 46,101 a4 tose | DOL a! obit 96 & | 5 M4 | O5 S 93% “s| ¥6 "135% 115% 115% 99%, 90%! YU 4S, do rat 6 41 108 io | 108 ly 10S ty NiagFalis P 5 32,101 % 101% (101% Niag L&O 5 55..100% 100%, 100 4 NAm Ceme 6% 40) 91% 9144: 91% NA Ed 6 52 . 106% 106% "106 % 5 41.'10014'100% 100% 7% 46115% 115 j|115 S 7 47114 /114 4.) 90 | 90 ..| 94%) 94% 42,100% 100 (100 30,100% 100% 100% 52/102 101%) 7102 6 _ ba i DH POM Oe Hise FFE Mills ana ury vielded 3% " and two ~ polnta ae bt ne ne ee ne ee SETR # woe Me PS oe) Sa ek Leek Sohal Teal WOnsrsrons Ci vrao= -— ¢9 tS wee Coto )-1e I mt OS} * bbe Rote DD OV Or GD HH OFS GDS tt et St Or et be i shat “es ranged narrowly with some Sues aCoring actional adv aJices (& Vacuum ad lisple ved early strength, | Service opened o ff t, of &@ point at “ss | then “yielded oe, small offe rings to "he ixed tr ‘ Lit this group — 4 p= nounced in the last hour when selling in the 1. Be a Big | ca used nreminent issues to drop below. ¢hp Ha ‘community Oo 8 , low quotati ms re oo d ear! ier in the week, Fog ee will ~ * v4 > a O| al, Salt Ck Cc ‘onl Sait Ck Pro| Tid One O| do ON v| Tide Wat O do pfd. Veuezue'n P oe seansesscaczs NG La | p36 Sa ~~ CERO E ew) vr OWS Oloekeis Siew eer rk F Me ‘ 44 “y er « _- = ee SOs oosd OUSUOM RK ho CH OrsrsOSeors ~ ~ COS OO Fe | i) NWEDVHKRlHeKwsero-Ww Gowns c'orn~ @Wasrsrste ra WRBRKKmUornw OOrwew owe ororo—s 23 io) ca nm tn ao =~ ve we bee — — te) o to202960 —) eo Oo ca = hm Co 9 ; ; epee ‘Review. F ‘Foreign Exchar Exchange - i) 2 oS I al al FEF SESS Orsrs wake a Fre ~ «3 om +) re eRe Fee DARwe ~ sg | ORY {101%} 104% DS steel DTices the past week eased = teased Wire From the New. ‘ake ed b rdera - = k Bureau of the Post-Dispatch. tput for February Be YORK. March 5,--The Evening ent. greater than January. Aw ‘Post, in its copyrighted weekly forelgn ex- cturers announced review. 8a\5 in the output echecuie tor eal exchang erates moved in an specifications against # manner al] this week, exchanges being anticipated. ; ferent countries being governed by fa) conditions. Sterling moved up %«c is Ol , en 485% for cables, the buying being D rent , han To the jargest scale in yesterdays trading. per cent la ger ft ip” ; movement was attributed LO tbe ge merchants in remitting proceeds of 2" imports to London before March which marks the end of the commer- continued firmness, @ eo wlucers durine February eo) geer, exchange cOntinued governed Surope appear to have mae the offerings of the French govern- : th @intal agents, which were in largest vol- | at 3.91%. This supply in the mar- m compelled outside sellers to accept | bids. talian exchange. after a | 4 ‘ mt decline earlier in the week, moved | ‘= 6 pointes to 4.41 for cables. Swiss | e “he Durant Mot!) AIDS O~2 _ ®S woe-)o - _ a wh~ On wom) ~waoao - ~~ ss Or lo Mm Or 2909 HTD p_oSESS 2 Od . . ? ~ a raz Chile 6 60 rects. Chile 6 61 Chile 8 41 Chile 7 42 Colog Ger 6% 50 f 5 | 99% | 99% Copenhag 5% 44./100% 100%'100% Cordoba 7 42 ....| 98 % | OR i | 98% Cundin 7 46 ...1 95 {| 95 | Czechoslov 8 651. 108 Se 108% 108% Czechosl 7} “ay 45 107% 107 i 107 Dan Mun 6 A 46 110% 110% 110% Dan Mun & B 46110% Denmark 6 42 ..:104% Duich E 1 6 47..103% Dutch E 1 6 62.:103% D EI 5% 53 Nov'102 DEI 5% 53 | ] .) BD ~2-3 aor “abh—29 @~ 23 “qaiea - - NYS&W g¢ m 5840) NYS&W. ref 6 °37 . '46.! APP PEK bth het rt pes bat Ck tt sivks fa tet ren Fe xe Oem de 01H O-+10) CoA Ford M¢ Ci480 Found F orA! wt) or - m=2°] C52 on % 30108 29-9-2 - FRE FFF ae 4 nw =) wou ~) r= —" To ~)e! OOo ok @ Rh Ee o - _ 7 3% | Nor P 6 S1B2047/113 3, | 1133 1 Nor Pac 4% 2047| 97 2] Nor Pac 4 °97. Nor Pac g 3 2047 NP r-i & SrR2047103 % 103 | NPr-i 5 SrC2047 ae trae Ore-W RR. ‘ '61l| BBY! ) Ore rae ~} was steafv in nearly all cep e received for see #a a Brak eeerewwweawes® ep det vn 7 ~ —ys EO tedteatuatrs te weeny —mOoDOSed COTY SD SO Dooce ~)] +2 GO Go we oF PPP ar at t) = Pharm Com CoCo OD tee ee a— &@ RVQVISOTOW AHHH OS HMOUwmOeaon oe ahh a —_—— a ~ -_ w » —y - s+ ~~ * ca PEERES and diminis) a. eports tliat a ~ Pat eee at oe Ss Was curtafiine vrodus : . Jer pressure. espe- eh” end Being coming into the marke: because | ene ns | dil erates ote Wal the report of the successful consolida- Sine C O 6 28 A1005%) }200 % Sinc P LS 483 -..} BS 8 P R Sug 7 41.'108 £0 | Bp, ’ 9 erry,* Stand O NJ & 46.102 a , Ww ~ oer 3 | ora do NY 5% Slr, 95%) 9 95% =! . + 2 | sO4 * Spug E of Or 7 42100 bee ‘ Ost Tenn Cop 6 41 ..'100% 41/1 34411 ; Tenn El P 6 47. 105% 105 7% , . RAT, 7% Trumbull] St] 6 46. 99 99 aw hae - | oa Un Elec 5 33. fy} 3 - . ; oe i 4 ‘| em O Ce © es. RanKB cod) Un Drus Pig tng M7. Rap a | Rem Ra In| 36 | 35%| 34 ge a ice og op Elle, Tg dle | 3 RemRI f 99% 99%! 99% a 4 ere > ‘ ¢ : } 3 nland . ' Ro he = 2) é :" : i € : » af _ Chicago Stock Sales Reo Rater 9} ys a ‘4 ithe ra" camtepe abe wv * Oo. UY 3.9 Oe olan’ _“. oT a Hh . y ; ‘ Se iad 7a ~— Sie ae and baggn - ’ I a I ~~ i ving of ; 7 F | f " dum Oe port of today’s sales high, tow ano , Ricken Mot! 40c ny | > ' : 4 : , J” »* * } Traby : a . , ° ‘ : 4 Te ‘rop de liveries gai 4 vets — bow 97 | ‘ . : ‘ d om : . oe closing quotations at tge Chicago stoc® + Rio Tin Ltd NPS Ota Oxi 2B Bh , I Or * .¢ 4.40% ~O4 “ ° ve Pt > tol Oe a4 , ‘ ' Exchange: eee i Pe Safe G@ HL . et — mr) ; ; > Hich | Low. linge 4 Safeway Sto N& 36 wil 99 8 i 99° | Saler Security. ign. Low ¢ N AmEd 54, 98 | § 98 | hl mene) ¢ : 1 Lj | in 4 : ; ye nee . wa ' 7 LP int high fs ~ : ‘ . > ¢€ ‘ . - ~ ag a 7 5: . = ~ s* *-* ave Hf . ete . i y 5 pA) . ’ net lower eg eae: 13.90 a. eensii (. LOY, 1% 106% : A! 95% 9: 5 — Tem 18 Schul) R E 16 | pad ( | . ; . tons. Marc? ee seas Bh meetabies 13.5 13.91 3.4 os = n 7 SO cf#103% 10314 103% 3 35) 9414! ‘ ; 600 Adams Royalty, Ws) “2! 3 Serv E Cor’ 9%: %%| RS sc Pe + elk PO | Miscellaneous Bonds Public Service Bonds 3 oa) I eee ‘ My on Nece + Sern E thinelbe , 94 2 ‘ar Sue VAL. Gl hi 19 Am States A. Js | 3 wy ; ' es > 4 f® | M ly 103% 103%, 10 : 4 126. March 1928. $2! Pmand ..23.69%4, 23.69%) 23.69%) 6 R Un 7 46 x warill 20 War § 39 21) 4%] Datel pas 600 Armour A ...| 13! 12 Sou P&L n 207 | 298%): do.€ 13 "1128113 [iia "| MISSOURI PACIFIC R. RB. 5s NORTH AMERICAN EDISON 5e "Phe » refined eugar marked was oS ee Bees 23.7043 «23.7 Rima Stl 7 65...1 4 rd 5 48 SA 100 Ly 100 he 11 ; 150 Armour Ill ao SF avi) oF ” Sou P&L vt Me 2 Ye | ‘ Ok Nat Gas ri | ‘ : 03 Due 1977 4 5.00% Due 1967 Yield 5.12 % prices were unchanged at $6 to ¥ . on | 25 Rio de J 8 46.. 6 WP P bs 56 G. 190% 1001, L 30 Assoc Inv : | ‘mel | & BouP&L wal 8%, 8%, 8%) 8% o os al te "90 3 0 ; wnitianipansisipiliciiialibiniiapiiagutcainiaiii 4 mm coh Co apt cco et Fi Otome Mi Se bt C5 . Fy - o > bo gy 8 do p= OO i323 ~~ > Oo Ps L-Wiles nev, Mad 5G vite! 7%| 17 _|j Mid W Uti], 108 % 108 %) 1108 14! do pfd ..108%/108 108 | — a pf..102 24%) -} 21S; | 17 -| 11% No St PCA|IL1 41 G ror sa "He ope St 2 ee ori to _ oe 7 ~ =? > e ~~) eee ee ee ere ee * ~ par, advancing from 41.95 to 42.25. Ca- | TURPENTINE, FLAX, LINSER Cee! Sermet * points The volume of bustt ness in foreign c- | Linseed ofl, tn 1 to 41 barrel tote. 12. anges wae smal! in the sort session and | 27 for oiled. Bigenges were am all. the only m ovement of | 5.—Close=Bgreminence being a shar; n in Span- | as HEP € 6, 2.23; May. Tates fo 8 pew peak for the Year just | LA A 24 2 44 a Turpenti the 17c level. Soa | 9 Margeilles 6 34. * Tec eipts. nA. pre's’ to the Pret IMena te . , M 4 1910 em saat Rosin firm, BeNEW YORK, March 4.—Following are| 10 Mte B Ch 61 : tt rday. Friday and @ week arco aquota- 2M B Ch 6%, One OL the foreign exchange markets: ~ Netherlands 6 Week ‘ Netherlands 6 Saturday. Friday. Ago. Ni : —s Lebcaotesels oe be CD et es et et 2 ~ d a I 5 22 Qa 4 a BR n 61 7 3 4 3 one DO ES et ONOT OTD OE GO CO OT ht Dr DO WDD ODOM Or COM POCO Orda 6) OR Co Or Or BD Or et oe > ~ “err = het o ns PennO Ed w P Wat P C 178 Peo Dr Sto! Philip Morr} PileFM In. Pit B P M Pit & L El Pullman N.! Rand KB on +¥ ae a ot ae Sb de TL led wo ~ - i ‘3s > arn -_ *-~-2OR29 HS oe Poo VO Or~2 » we” S aoe he nat — Rs “Im Go Ded IDBNOSSOeHO~10% qa 2s ; rom cre Bes . 84" 4.84% New York Sugar. os ant ) = asa NEW YORK Mar ‘ ? Bor... . narKet Wak STP RE and uneha? : s ‘. . . . t)} sales of $3. 0100) ? » a siecle , .- ’ 4.80% hipment. and 10.000 bags of Cu Be a. ; ane i i March shipment, — ‘s ‘ 4.79% ~*~ a -~ oe apoore ts ed et Bon wise o 2345 : J re) ~ os bee iQ. 2 = ~~ > =) “eser>.otets ee ee De ..40. 40.00 4 | | . tn ~ : | Rape fine granulated. tee ys 2 | 2 Rio de af 1044 104 4% West El : .. 101 3 101 % Auburn Motor S WBell pf116% 116% \116% 116 | TEXAS e PACIFIC RY. Se APOLIS PE. & ——— Santa F Arg “7 West E & M 5s 46 101% 101% (0 Beaverboard pt BIG&E p pl06% 106 % ees 96 96 28 pibheiieniiin | WEEKLY FINANCIAL = ere SBS | Pee Eg EA ee: ree gee A) ob he ria’ 55 UsaTED Fost OFFices 8 nO ae dibies s S o Paulo Sv ilys-O 6%: 33 02 14'10214'102 x ‘ t.| 20% ; Biden 28.70 26.7 68% peo Foute, 3 {10: wirre S, Sh, S310 102% 1108 Brash “& Sone.| 2 stute Mot.) son | 20% 2 . -\108% 108% 1s 103% | Hl Due 1936 Yield 5.60% Yield 6.25 % STATISTICAL REPORT aa ae .72 ..| 99%) 99 Win RA 7% 41106 (106 |106 SOO Butier Bree | - «/ Th Mf pfd+44%| 44% | 96 99 % o—_ ‘ine 7 1208 ¥ 29% | 113 } Young S&T 6 43 104% 104% /104 % ao ag ae Pe "S| 12% | 5% 95% Due 1957" 1957 TED UTILITIRG ise am ; ef : a JF. Vs io « 3 ~ ; ay | ) * 0 mm enema Gmmee mu : Ne ‘ 1 ; > Oo xp| 3 NEW YORK, March 6. .-| 94%) 94%) 9 ____ RAILROAD BONDS, oom 2 2 ee oe A Lux P A) 7 101% 1101 % STANDARD PR. & LT. 6s This Week. tast Week. 113% 113% 11; 6 Ann Arbor 4 '95.| 80% 80% CNS&MRE ntd ~0) Tub ASB vt) 189 | 9%) 9% 3 CITY STATE BANK BLDG. 6 Due 1957 Yield 6.03% omm 142 ae ee | ap 7} spa 5 wa | e\----- | Ml Due 1947 Yield 6.00% Stoc] «| ¢ | | i) 99 . 99 Preferred L. BAMBERGER &@ ©0. 6% % Preferred Yield 6.10% INDIANAPOLAS PR. & LT. 6% % Preterred Yield 6.63% A. & ALOE COMPANY 7% Preterred Yieid 6.90% i) eee) aed 100% plaka eng FOX FILM BEALTY Ge Due 1942 Yield 5.00% me cei cf CFD 4) | Fone ~ ~j og’ i : High. Low. High. Lee. & 43) "19 991 on Sop Swiss 5 , “103% 103% 103" AT&SF gen 4°95 28, a ° fun — 2 3 ; 7 55! 9914) 99% 29% | 1 AT&SF en st0-bk) nee Y Common Ed . T S LamA| AT&SF cv¥ 5 05-55| 89 | : prc ons ia 78% 78% | 10 AT&SFCa A414'62) 98% | Li, 20 Cuneo Press .. AT&SFEO 4 ‘28.| 99% 9914! 991. => Deere & ~~. pfd At&Ch A L 5'448 104%) 5 2. vane , a 47 All Kn & Nord'46 104% =, ee — Richfld O6A! 99 Servel De! 6 86%) 86 ° O & ; 3 HYDE PARK M. FEF. CHURCH 6%s Schulte a 93 % | $2%| 9 4 Baie | Due 1938 Yield 6.25% Shawseen 7101% et tid 101% 101 Pr RIS oan ; Sol Am 5 A 99 7 09 49 NATIONAL TILE CO. 6's Sou Cal Ed Due 1937 Yield 6.50% 5 51 new! 98%) ogy! PS % , S E P&L 6 98%) 98% 98% 3 LONG-BELL LUMBER @« Sw P&L 6 A'100% 100% Due 1931 Yield 6.50% Swift &Co mes Uni Bis B | Uni @lI Ci UCL&éP 2a A UL&PA pid Un L Tob | U 8S Dis ni USD n pfd Ss Gypeu USL & H n UtiPéL viB WDai P vtbB White S M YelTCNY npn —) - and . R RRL . ‘ Toh EP 6 29 rcts| $y ORM ’ eit Tables ...16. 89% ; 81 Tokio 5 62. issues ..147.25 145. 1¢ 3 ggg 1 free: — | 6 Tokio E Lt 6 OR) 99% 994g; OD iy | ag vo Lif 2 . | Ty HEP 7% 55102 (100% '102 Bonds— 7 2 | 6 Ujigcawa E P 7 45 99 | 99 99 ‘Average of 40 itasnes).90.44 i, 12.00 2.0€ 2. | U King 5% 29.. 118% \118%/118% Bonds— . i ier, siovakia— aces U King 5% 87.. 104%4/104% 104% of 10 issues) .105.7¢ wee oe ‘and +» 2,96 ~ f Uses of C 6 37 93 93 | 93 This Last D Labi» 9 at e Uruguay 8 46 .. 108% 108% |108 % 60 e > Co end —s gaa vans & Co B ae com Great L Dredge = ey) i" cn Go ortso MoD a dint alee i io) wn “ma O85. a tpt ; lil Brick. .. a -. ' Kellogg Swit Ky Ut Jr C pfd Libby McNei!..! McQuade Norris Midl tt P L. 1017 = 101% Mid Wert pr ! 118 1118 Md West Uril108& Lee 2 Mor’ Ward. | $e Morg _n Litho Nat E P ‘A’ Nat Standard . North Am Car 50 sta .. | | Pines Winterfr. Bush Term 4 52 | : 20 Pub 8 pfd 6 pc Bush T 5 55 .. 9615| 9 : Quaker Oats .. 8. 18: : | O¢ Hawthor MI) 7.|106 |106 |106 >. B44 Wa RC 5 B 99%! 99%! 99%! AN% co 2 oe tee : gh Hecla Min W BP 6% 106% 106 % 109 107% ar ein > gy | ee | ot hs ~ Hollinger Wis C 5 814! GS%!) 98% O8% ew arner 4 i} i Swift & Co... (120% '12 20% | : | tastes’ Bank GArfield 4600 | |] Beatmen’s ee GArfield 4000 Swift Intl ....} 20 . 4 -_— ) iding Tenn Prord & see Members New York, Chicago and ff | ange New York, Chtcage ond St. Lowis Stock Exchanges | | St. Lowis Stock Exchanges | Week. Week. ea mee. .42.2 >. 2 ; at . & 95% 195%! 9>* = ~ i ~ ruguay © ) i D 2 3 | Federal Reserve Ratic. . TS.5 80. 1 rf ' i at ” Ww estp i EP 6% 50 OT 6 | 7 * 17 && Money raves “hie Se oi Last a. - art . . > y okohan 1A 6 61 e6 1 | v4 045 ls j sstiiteenmmnamnetatidioant tae mee th” SO POS aoe amelll - MET ee ~ bd ° ~ 4, Ga ly 282 aia . CITY BONDS. Month of Month of Sk ie: 2. ; | “TN Y City 4% 64/102% 102% 102% Jan. Dec. 1926 Jan-20 ae Den, INDUSTRIAL BONDS. SAWYER BISCUIT 6%s ST. Lou Due 1945 Yield 6.60% 7% Preferred eee ds 7.00% CAPE GIRARDEAU BRIDGE SCULLIN >. Due 1945 Yield 7.00% $3 Preference ore Sts 200 Maturing bonds will be accepted in 3] sti 102 % | exchange for any of the above issues. 37/102 % 102% (102% | 29/102 14 1102 1102 14 Cireulers apremmraetomamidlame= ne Ip coe He ‘Is RD OD Ode OO Or) ~) 4 Pleo he eck On Crow ee 3 —— » Demand : 7 S Ajax Rub 8 36 106 % 106%) leet = 200177 3.960.060 4,882, 3g r weet te. . Alas GM 6 B 26 3% i | Y ak: “- + . 141 9 AA Chem 7% 41) 104 ‘104 j104 % 101 [tor 5 (105 (105 A 13% 01% ~ 9 DBar- @t to - w 472 . are 9.595.374 $337.193,422 $273, 261,158 — Number .........2465 2069 “SSURRRBbe 100.75 100.75 100.50 __ . : ’ p es . ee eee By Bt 200,232 = 619.578 908. ue 7 EARINGS , MONEY AND SILVER: 1. Pr. Wk. ¥. ae i mg oe jearing House Associa | 7 arings for a ar bh =~ punts ~2d9 DO 29 69 00 dd or orm 2b ~s * ~ = a 1: Union C & Cari1l2* 112% ile 2% U f c ; 0! = Co!G con 6 409 RES 3 hy 108% 103 ins Bs i In Iron Work | 6 % t} | | Oe se | ad cP ist ref 4 49.. »' 91%) Bl %s of U S Gypsum .' 95 , | | STMENT RIT , CP 5 60 101% 101% Vesta Battery.! 34% 34%! 34% \ K EF. 2 «> ‘ ; C&O gen 4% Ba., 97%) | O7 % Wrigley . 5 52 16 C&O crt 4% 30. | | 350 Yates Machine.| 26%) 26%| 26% | r = als _ Total sales. 18,000 shares. : 165 | 64 10.000 Chi C & C RB! 68 768 [BS CRO a 7 Div 48. 944 1.000 Chi Rys § BS 37%! 37%) 37% | EIM- ; | &§ do 3% Tl Div 49) 4 | 4} 8! 1,000 Com Ed let 43105 (105 (105 ; ac _ C&FI 5 5 | 81%] ; dias ore nt ~ Do OT SOK to i 3 95 102%! 102% | 102 %& rege ele fg om 00% 1101 % Barne § 40 war.'7105% 10514 | 105% Barns @ 40 x war 2%! 82 92 Bell T Pa 5 48 B 103%) 108% 103% Bell T Pa 56 60 ©1058 4 103% |103 % Beth St ref & 42 0 te 1100 8 | Ss can 99 1% | 99 =~ Beth 5 36....' 99%! 99%! 99% Beth St 6 48... 102%) 192 Bot C M 6% 34.) 86 | 85% | Bkirn E 6 Pr =. '104 . 104% 4a 104 50100 % 100 1100 % 33, 103% 103% 103% 96% 96% 26% 100% 100%. 100 & 1 99%| 99%! 08% pss 119 99 7% 39. ae ON 6 44 A 201 4 101 (101 Colo Indus 6 34. 96% | 96 96 47 ' 09 cor! —. mid ne a 900.873 68.317 = year, § 5 100 000; | 43.453 ers a 2 ** PVIBOVUswo™ a * SS eae 3 acc cunts. $943.800. 000; | 400 0090 ' ut and bank $2.524.400.000. silver. 264 | eent: discount | cent; three | —_= be — * - 3M At Lor © 4. >, » . -B sy ll ‘tO4ay. ‘Tices were firm om” | u y j tf ' : “™ per cent centers, | ? an per _* iF ee 2 ey .oechange on London, 124} ; 70 es — ner cent ioun, Corn Now ¢ Bree ces. ee 4 r Ics. f merit . ew YORK 56% centimes. ¢ arch sd silver. Will corn sell up or down from : Mexican _ dol lars. 52 Have anal caeustialh ti | ; eer eens fF" YORK RUBBER MARKET DAILY LETTER 9... issued by us offers advice onthe : > M ORK. March 5 5 —Rubber opened gins dignaei | arch 40.40c; May 41.40 Jul grain situation and forecasts C . aye j tat ietiet Seen BABE oe KNIGHT 29. 4208 44 | 103 | } ite riot aie rere eaes| 7% : Pees 3) Gee STICKNEY-DENYVEN® CO ea . 3! : 97% | O7 ) | Maw © S ‘ew Eng T & T_. STOCKS @XY BONDS GAMBLE ST : GArfield St. Leuls at wssas3. ~ Cos) ne i | oP = 5 to Con GRY 5% 4510 O54 __ ; e ’ Gene P & 82 208% 102% Crown W Pp» 6 51 100% 100 Cuba CS 8 sta 30 100% 190% '100 4 Cub A Sub 8 31 108% 105% bIS% Cumb y ¥ 3 37 ane ‘102 Deny G 5 51 sta. oe% Dery ~~ - Fre > — Seotr- owe 38 “orth Butte Del&Hud cvt ; Nt, ON 3, ‘cifie Milje 401 Olive Street Member New York Stock Exchange, | Del& Hud 0: 31,' 92 “t. Mary's Land ; Swift & Co ... swift Internat ewe Tee s.ncenee des United Fruit *rveeefeeeeee United Shoe M POONER . «0sdedbesds Warren Bros SP aemmes se «> tie ee 83% ts —_ , | sonia ett ae ilar x Fe fire a JDL -l SHH RPaAKer VQBOnoONrHNDorH He @ wH-)- s}ro eo-

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Re. ee 4s an his 3.2 iar - 4 “ ae 2m a8 Sy “Ss co SR ode BS Ra als ak A Mie RI Bi _ . ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH $1.00 Tangee Lip Stick 83c SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 6, 1927. 41 Years of Successful Merchandising QOLEF-WILSOK “Monday’s Sale” Seventh & Washington—Grand & Olive—408 Washington REAL CIGAR BARGAINS 10c STRAIGHT .§ WOLFF-WILSON’S CAREME CIGARS HANDMADE Cut to 2 for 15c Special, 6 for 25c BOX OF 25, $1.83 CAN OF 25c Feenamint Laxative Gum 3 for 50c $1.20 Sal Hepatica, large size o9c $1 Herpicide, large bottle .69c Hospital Cotton, pound roll 29¢ Mum Deodorant........ 19c, 39c ¢1 Azurea or Floramye Face Powder, 69c $1.50 Azurea or Floramye Vegetal $1.19 Squibb’s Tooth Paste...... . 36c Emerson's Bromo Seltzer .. 23c, 45c, 89c $1 Pond’sCold or Vanishing Cream °° 73c $1 Coty’s L’Origan Face Powder... 79c $1.10 Farr’s Hair Restorer, 87c: 3.21-;$2.50 50c Pebeco Tooth Paste...... 29c $1 Coty’s L’Origan ee: 79c $1 Coty’s L’Origan Talcum . 79c 60c Forhan’s Tooth Paste. . . 39¢e 25c Listerine Tooth Paste .. 3 for 55¢c $1.00 Lavoris Mouth Wash .... 59c 50c Williams Shaving Cream .. 33¢c 50c Williams Aqua Velva.... 33¢ 35c Palmolive Shaving Cream .... 2l1c $2.50 Ben-Hur Alarm Clock(3i%20') $2.19 35c Djer-Kiss Talcum Powder.....21c Miller's Herb Juice 98c: 3 bottles $2.50 Sale of OPTICAL SALE" PAGE 14 * Simmons’ “Straight Razor * = 5-8 Inch Blade The blades are hardencd and tempered by a special process which tends to the durability of a fine edge of the best 719¢ cast steel, Sale price... New Haven Men's and Boys’ Watches Stem wind, stem ect, nickel plated, __ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH Pinkham’s : | Vegetable Compound 89c Odorono 29c49c 89c Rubbing Alcohol Pt. Bottle 39c | Kotex Sanitary Napkins Dozen Get It at Wolff-Wilson’s 36c 25c Woodbury’s, Cuticura, Resinol or Packer Tar Soaps $3.75 Horlick’s Malted Milk Hospital Size Get it at ce a Wilson's 2. 8 60c Pompeian Day Cream Get It at Wolff-Wilson’s 44c $1.00 Boncilla Beauty Clay TUBES 25c MAVIS TALCUM 3 for 50c 35c $1.00 Size. . W.-W. EXTRA HIGH- GRADE BLENDED STEEL-CUT COFFEE 3 Pounds, $1.00 120 to Box; Special, 89 Extra Large Chocolate Marshmallow Eous 6 for 25c a E Hershey’s , Broken Milk Che "¢ $ 3 Pounds, $1 7 Jordan. Almonds — Pound Box, a ; Triple-Dipped — Chocolate-Covered..| Almonds, Box, 2% le 50c ae ~—69c oo PRACTICE TL DECIDED _ BY PITCHING Regular $1.00 Golden Peacock Bleach Creme Get It at Wolff-Wilson’s 59c Reg. 40c Castoria Get it at Wolff-Wilson's $1.00 Marmola Reducing Tablets Get It at Wolff-Wilson’s 67c Regular $1.20 Joint-Ease Get It at Wolff-Wilson’s Co -Eas Choose It! > ovely Missouri co-eds have choeet IMI re MAGIC TOUCH—the miraculous witch-hazel cream—to keep 2 thetr feces and hends smooth and whire. ‘ A pare, olive off soap. Uasceated! Guas- anteed 100% vege- table oi] content r Nona’ CASTILE FREE! A 10c Wash oh : With 3 Cakes at 27¢ 83 4 = . . : first came of 1927 for the ath- | Cc Special Sale of © —— a in the uniforms of the world | Imported Perfumes dae Amolin Deodorant and Toilet Waters , Powder Manager Bob Original Packages Get It at Wolff-Wilson’s $3.75 Coty’s L’Origan, Paris 23c°*"*44¢ Butcher Knives Swaged blade of special high- grade carbon steel. Perfectly cround, finished and halanced. 10-inch blade, rosewood handle with brass rivets. Regu- 69 lar $1.00 walue; special Cc Sale of Drugs Bottle of Phenolphthalein Wafers . 100 Hinkle's Pills, 3 bots., 50c Spirits Camphor, 2 oz... .25c Sage Tea, three 1-oz. packages Cascara Aromatic, 4 oz., 39c Boric Acid (liquid), a Wagar. re pa —) - Powdered Boric Acid, Ib., 34c Epsom Salts, 5 Ibs Glycerine and Rose Water, 6 oz. Fresh Seidlitz Powders, so knda» packages for .. 25c Pinder's Blades, 3 for. . .83 35c Ever-Ready Blades, | ache Sleep Better Feel Younger Stop Getting Up Nights if your sleep is disturbed by getting up nights. burning Gack “EB “ORMOGED « pure, clean. cou ti Ne lieve). A . GEMOGEN replaces hats ms pouthful. hair = peasibie eo ctiy netural war ; ‘ore a@ipootrg. marcel or pertnaner: ‘ware ; © 2400. G@uerenteec grat ualr correc. NORMOGEN TheGvas Maw Cova 4 t's wonderti at nature: coinr @: % ear mus $1.50 Bottle, Special, $1.19 ~~ on obi PROMPTLY FILLED. ADD 10:, OF ENTIRE ORDER FOR POSTAGE AND PACKING you keep your blood purified and your system cleansed of poisom ous waste. Your kidneys and Lver should be normaliy active at all times. Schoenfelds; Kidney & Liver Tea At top notch is possible whea *” a ~~ ' Pm =a ‘ “ e@eeeseeeceernwvn wr = Se . ames for Willer im third polis *"Betted for Derringer in eighth YANNIGANS, ~"@eee?ere34ecgcreew wu a ~~ See@errwinw © we is 2 Vue e wy eenoeowuseee-oces? P e@rwnwnwe @eesceuesis 7 “ha fer Shetibers tw fifth tanine. : “Res for Smith in eighth tnaing. te si eeenwrerweseoerwrsoeoe”™ “f Face nit & be ti nets Pi dl 2, Peal Pate

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a (ikon CoN 3) KO Ts = \ — — SN Fe SY [ WG) GN ~ - os # 7 AS / 4 $12 ie: Babe Cascade | F = | & NS Internal Bath Syringe a y Abe Ol NS ig: is * | . MSS, \S Sale — | 4 | \ S oo PU os = 88"|WE| | “Tee Neo EC© STLOUS POST-DISPATCH os} Yi) YU! Y J 4 i A a. As. : Yui: ‘ oe 2 Ys > “e/ a a aD, S 7 | # ys ss ‘ / f 4 a, ae a tad ie a 2 Vhs sss S444 - ‘se , 4 A Christy Razor with every pack. age of Christy Blades at 35¢ ie 6 PRE LE BRIT aca ag AR me ee ae eT. et o AEE cecmipty 2 sai Sas NT SE NE STII A NTS EELS AOR ~ D. 2/,..\ IN WINNING Unscented! Gees Gy ‘o ia teh iy ee ; se : - @ Wear Flame, Second by ‘vego- ,. ae Fite, me & ee Pesta 3 p. ed rs, table oil content ge fe ia - és re i | | 3 , a i” tee : 2 - Head, P ays $52.40 for $2 Sede Works Behind _ wt sein § aes — : i gy oo “4 at $24,100 to Victor— 7 fa. Bat—Flowers Plays Short “Gl é4FiaN : es , ee Time Is 1:51 1-5. a | | aeal. 3 — aa ean FREE! A 10c Wash Cloth ¥ Mf the J tee tch Sport Staff | i. 5; a Z # . 4 7 3 , | am, _ 2 | MIAMI, Fla., March 5.—-Fdward With 3 Cak t 27 od "ON " nes i ey 3 aes ee " Se BA ‘”. Be i Beal McLean’s Man o'War colt, 1 es a AVON PARK, Fla., March 0. ae ee he ie | si ee ; - Bi 5 ey. |War Eagle, stamped himself as:a i lecided the outcome of “tae, eek ae ae | ee PEI a Pitching decided out : a . a. ae ate ae 4 ( JROVERL ' real star when he won the $25,009 Te Se ee ee ee an oe —v" es be . Me ae Sitehe - -s mL iy ROT RE fee ee IRE RNR RT GAN RT yt, te AMIRI a ey LSID OLIGO EL Ae AA AE SA ALUN, Aa, te Natt (Pe AA Ce Nr BOBS iti. aia i any, A me RN ERY MOAR 6 yey aes . he first game of 1927 for the ath- | Ah Bs tee : | ¥ ee Mi added Miami C Handi his ecial Sale of } | Feat aE , A Pv ohn SURES Cue. ene” eee “pn Wl 7 detes in oo amen of the world ete Eo 3 gm LEXANDERY Be tip & afternoon. Back of him was a thampion Cardinals, ae B pee ae mae ere field of the best horses that eve d T 1 Manager Bob O'Farrell sent his ¢ 3 oi % ee Rie aa 3 pail 2 Bote eee. ie eS ate faced the a at the Hial ; and Toilet Waters es ae because | ah ) GeO“ e r ales of es ee, & see. - ae iin. "eta Ee: course. Original Packages ‘Beihe absence of several stars, against pk Pe f a | / “se _ Ridden by E. Ambrose an@ set- . 7 fatersoon ana sl re rves, pence en epee | ee ently going well within himself and 60c Pompeian eo sd Wc: Houston, started for the | Be LE ae m4 | \ "i Flame moved up next to the inside Face Powders 00c Mavis .............20¢ ‘rail and was second. Son of John Vy was right up with the leaders on 50c La Blache a ae 39c s die asi ; arent : | i, ll P, te | Mo ail Ba _— “er rm a ~ ina - My 4 : % ; : b , ) ‘ % ‘. | . ort furlongs. the latter collapsed and o0c Carmen ...........29¢ oo og ordered cree sae ‘ Me oe ge ee see y 2S hie: hie ; dropped out of picture. Ambrose Me Djs ae WPS ~~ Ten Yards by New Rule = | es. © \ | Pee 7 eee os oo 75 “ : , | through for the day. Then he en ar - e e | Soi Ni ; ¥ S be % es * , : oe Z ' ® ; % ; » ¥ $ i ; Concordia Fn = ‘leader. The clockers ticked off the c Narcissus de Chine. .59c Dis 2 the Hench nuffin ae SB Oe ae igs 5 es , i a. Ci ; | iM C o the neh, puffing | pe a ae. | e * a ae: : Fi % ee (six furlongs in 1:12 1-5 and many $ ary Garden. ee Wo and tired from the long run, Man- | Of F ootbi -ommittee Re, i Ge Fh Be £5 | ze ° thought the leader would stop. He o0c Java Rice . eet O'Farrel told him it was all ee “25 eo i oe pp, . eason | still kept up a fast pace and at'the — Li cedubeiel See Ee BS : ee se ite 5 lt mile, which was run in 1:38 2-6, he $1 Marsha Face Powder, 69c © Continec > 3S . ee io % : 4 ’ ontinued on Page 3S. & is Bx: oa F ; ; : : : ; ee See Ee TO cr, PSE 3 PR: ¥ had a length’s advantage. 50c Spring Maid a .34c intial " s xtension of Lista nce al E ach End oO! Csridiré iT) P] dal ined Ul be: oe gee ‘4 . ~ > OS tg, ‘ ae = i ik e . lean Slate & War a under a drive, closed pee eee A Ss va a a gamely, but was never able to get 50¢ Soul MPs sasaes iss .29¢ They’re Off! Curb Scoring Via Kicks From Field and Try for \ ae emma Sg os a et ae ae eee ~ °; Touchdown wp one ae — aie | i i ala ,o the winner and at the finish, Point Atte: OoOuCcCnagOoOW nN. 2 4 ‘ ae SSR ‘ | ee s a em . Basketball Five Beats Valpa- ¢ asabediee was looking over at the REGULARS. pan Siemans ———— - e sapiens Co: ae : RS bse contender, Red—“O”’ | AB. ae Cepeda POR en ca | es = rene. Kill ) . | t ti ) ‘ ' mes ; Orleans Derby and the Kentucky st vous 46 eee, tition of such plays as that vy | MA PMArMeVS In The Line ansas oses \for Coach Eber Simpson's squad, : wil l ' pla; is that by | up o |\Derby. His owner mey reserve =: Cletel Deseet. whith tha ewe men hich averaged 44 points a game, | 3 Goal Kick I e 7 8 red DQPBP LLL LA ah ll ber : the local cage him for the latter event E. Am- ‘) : -aQ. 7 : : , +1 a * sais om y ’ . ie « ;, The change is aimed principaiiy toucndadowns against the N 3 ’ t i , a scoring ret ord for . . 4 making goal kicks more diffi-| Chicago last fall. The new rul rom TANnGtS = ku 1arvey rose. = BRANDT DRUG. ul ISSOUTI UM men. More than 1200 saw the | rose will ride the colt in the Ken- iat = . ¥ ‘ ae Reidy y (oa! ; 'tucky classic. Vohlischiaencer aa TY ff cick f rrr OF — es, = : ' den and Schrnidt, ¢ oncordia for- : “Baits ~ willer in third inning. vantage gained by a team wit . : a f. kick ron 1} ich ick In Soccer ( ;ame Schemel Fullback Kinworth: n oor eel .. Dau a za ; herd fast were present to witness Mian'’s x . . ‘ b=. on , © ig? ly ; ¢ ' _ ¢ bas . r ©: : ‘ scorTri! 4 ‘e ' ; Batted for Derringer in eighth .| star booter, but it also is designed following a | Quinlan Halfback Kenny pc sagortasigpir ff ang ] ke ¢ : closing feature | ce ? th al Th san Gane : e visiting offense and sumk 25 ) to remove thé hazard OT tne goa ine aener r¢ recognized advo- Snyder... Halfback D. Kerrie thy if ; ; we VANNIGANS. ced iaadiniieds ‘aes Vniibhe tt Uceked af tis Shak; ace aece ap - Beno Halfback Heldears 1-G— Points of their quintet’s total. Each | RIP CKMEPER.REISELT : Jo ve 4 ’ - > i Try 4 7 - » I « LTi? ‘ ‘ ‘ Aad ‘ i ii i . rm , . > . a . “ = . men ; tad J . . . LOOK Irieé Games Today. Rice i orwar ’ eid manta. and three fre throws By the Associated Preeq. " ee ; , = CHICAGO, Marth 5.-—April 4 & ee at I “- ] i? , y : ; ta le ’ r ‘ ~ 4 I, ‘ lated Pr sale while Van Buskirk nee are and © were set today by Augié KANSAS « weber’ ’ a goals fron the fioor K ieckhefer, nationa! three-cusrhien ‘ive to lb vards for not ' 4 track t@a}r The locais toon afi eariy lead billiard champion, for play ia the BY ee es a oe ‘ sol Sata d , " Aus in , ack when Dau sunk a field goal twenty challenge match of Otto KReiselt of the required stop. scrimmage in the i UVertime Ppe- won the nnual dua} indoor track ‘ ‘ “on Basketball Scores. . : : tg fe | field 4 >} {‘niversl soconds after the ball was put in Philadelphia, from whom Kieck- vrs ‘ ¢ TY sf ? » t ret ins ‘ : ‘ cy a ‘ , vie Ss La@ii- *) "+ «er , a Tit hat ats paerrr . . _ edie 4 " » 5 he A! won on the Sri}. : 1¢ — L404 Al... 2’ “u tat , . ‘ + | Wi 1 () . Au Roofers, ‘ Miss: a onight . ‘he Js a mia A free rnrow iy Mike hael. hefer W ern the titie a month age. jtrategic advantages, W Lile Loyola 19, St. Loni« U. 16. ire to score on a penalty Kick one ¢phampion of ne unior League, |“ Sigg: 2 ~ gg ~ They will play five blocks of €¢ ving officials definite meas- Concordia 47. Valparaiso ws fare the TS (a a advanced he semifinal by ce qi ee ES hawkers scored 45 5-6 wegen Continued on Page 2. pointe each ures b which to prevent its Soldan 26, Beaument 14. | oy a.” FF ‘ ° . a : . nr Th (>7 YT tae ‘ at } : ™ : . s i —," 4 ote ter A EMPLOY kD Ht) a LEACI K. 4 i ae . , . ‘ r " 4 rig ’ . ? ioe it} +* re ‘7 i ; | i ii | ta the committee, explained. ‘ vis of aig ‘ : : of ' some af this aft é an , Mekliroy-Sieans 23, Purple Mar- es . nm the se na ria inis abt when he We lorked at su iin. rescriptions: Jf © 3 i: ong 4 5 ry" 2* } : Ie, , 4 a } gaieé } ‘ ,7 >i at - . ; ~ 4 " a. a for Shelibers in fifth inning. ro stop the use of tke huda ‘* 103 tian *. ne , rand in a Mu-| 7) JS utigieder eielee ane ‘ee ‘a a Bes , . ‘ ox? yur sea ”’ i] a , , , - , : ’ . . + » te . Tid 3 “Ran for Smith in eighth inning. Lown Ineeting purpo : aA ee Kingdom House Jr. 28. Neigh- nicipal Soccer Leagus upion be played at Fairground Park, the; yp raRI a dat en Miia ; | ° 3 4 ‘ added, officilais now nas apps Lhe borhood liouse Jr. Ze ez. ; ; hes , ~ a ~ pre : opposé .% Poalern Os ‘rr ‘ . » owt " ti our mond Lim rirFTu RACH.—*’ *5 200 added and cup velued , Sit | coe: lty for delayimg the . i re eee oe YR ) 25 Se att prong ¢,- , D Nd year-wids and wp. mile and an eighth—-Start good. won driviny ee F- five-vVa ra penaicy ro iavetigz tne Neighborhood Peps rt), Kingdom a : de Pe ss rt } ar lairgzround feams. i ~* a> yy"! tra cio EK serves firet we ; ny. at pe eed agp - _Winsirr. ? # 7=ee000e160—9 me to a team consuming more House Aces 19 sround Park yesterday afternoon. ; ) : ' FE ee a art mpond, Pume, 408 | teccins. Sealer, 0. oom ime. :¥3 2-5. 4 iZ 1 E Twe-bese fame os oe ais : Miorgan having won he Grol matt Ey u PRC o ' ri} Vali to winners $25.000 added b v7 t 453)" Vee hite——Clark, Dyer, Flowers, + hon seconds in giving the silg- EVANGELICAL LEAGLE., The teams battled {o a scoreless ~ sot m pic + j ar ie oe 1. +. Sided Miiennet ond em a“ ee uM $1000 " and 8 » Toporeer. Three-base hite—Dyeq, _ = Baraca 24, Careline Mission 16. a ener we Say SGA Fo ampior : 2 be le corm! Dien M i: . iggate i = a ee iirc Backward Passing. independents 27, Semper Fidelis r ge i npiel ate ” «i Rees ite, 1440 ¥ ARD I ASH— “i ; fooper, Kat HORSE ,y i 5 ee —~ Jockey, . So Roet } =. period ihey had piayed ; > ast organs had comparativels “aS) sas: Daniele. Missouri secom mm" War Eagle § . Do a waste Gaheas’ In another ee ruie change : : ' eae _ ~ueem same 5°. seconde re ; , . War Fiame : ; 9 25 2 uble plays—Bell, Fritech and wer ance , ORE: EERE ae St. James 6%, Ziens« 18. Sundar 1) it Was Recessary 1 eailing r tirst round i “YARD LOW URDLES— Wor br lo awk 1)* % ' . ao + Flowers, Frisch and Bottom- ‘* ommittée acte d to : ELSEW HERE 7 | otinad ing t [nion FElectri = D Ne Kans ve. Kansas, sec- | Si och okie : ' He : + ‘ . > — + r ‘ 4 yv 4Bse / ‘ * . . eh 3 +The ;%} gf) iu I i [ie : ‘ ‘ onc iT 4 : | : : =e Wanasioted. Wild pite serie Dinara orsp ener tap FF wes ‘ ae trv lil goais ut the Palermos had Hic} | al tet Vi i@scur) Dodd ; > -¢ fu ates 7 ; 7 _— - Passed ball—Nadolson. Bases ruling that the ball, 1! nble 4. (Tete Indiana 44. Northwestern 2%. Z , aneas. tied for ¢ . : . a . 7 f cis ee : ia “ ? * = . “—Orr Quincy 4; off Derringer 2.) croupded or thrown our 0 bounds Syracuse 45%, Penn State 21. Ou tside the penalty zone -ithe Scholimevyers -, @8t Sun- fF “i plays bu P ; a oo r + : their illegal use by defining a one- period. rw’ ho er. (wals scored—MeCarthys. 3 } ; ~ ? 2} 4 2 +?_ vw t] no’ D | ‘ : $* Te tr) 4 " ‘ ’ +) second halt as approximately 6u; . : ;' rime of halves—45 minutes: two extra and increasing the penaity departure periods eight minutes each. Referees— mak - , ’ Jitnimy Mccarthy & j ‘rom @ 4g) g. Kelly and W. C. Brady. 25c Size, 3 Pkgs. 50c roH 2 . . ere ” ~ deat ea? ; “ ; i . : ; -. a . LU 2 ¥ - » a. ¢ 4 . J . ; ae Skis ee “ra ° net np P ot - coer ‘ ’ ‘ (] ' “a bye :¢ 4 ° riod) : ri ; sd Vio ati ‘ i, i i . aien P | ‘Coup ; = Bm,. hite and 2 runs in 3 im- offensive team's possession, unless isconsin ° o - ' ’ o th final. whic! Ss piayeo iff & -—~ >) , an tw —_— out.ast \ at me i a) iy e, aiter Gietlayed marae! whegere direct from the manufacturemg@, at: Off Quincy, 2 hits and me pourih down the pigskin would go i Se oe ee © ounding the field at) Ground: elthees games. the thet ta) 00) tien Eee eee '. worked hie way uv on the inide rounding the far turn. made @ determined - iF » innings; off Smith. 8 hits and 4 team Previously Pennsylvanian +2, Colmmbia 24. series shi som ex niggeteiet | minvtes ami 339 recom , bid im th fetes yn sRe sweated * be in close quarters in the fins!) 7@ “ through our im- : h in 7 innnigs: off eines @ Sih to whe opposing team : ; ambherat 33. Weslevan 26. where h aT la ved ee ‘tested next Sunday 7 wo Ee ox Mar - oa ‘T 1. pr War post bon : ee o with s rah toms im “ > “ ‘ ~ . : ° . ™ ‘a R rd 2 SS *. -a + wre — ms io ae Aoutie heade TT) 7. fire’ game wil’ : vi ii " Buk “ta . = ne T vw . - y x” Mmuotrure wo -« a wid al "hei te ace Se. oy ‘show $o xO pt Pliene. oa Um- , —_ ‘ —_— to mt session * 44. Drake ‘T2. ast re :, , vr 2.40 “ Oo Pt : k *r and Barrett. Time of game Completing its two-day LapesaomamaY 7 “! Thy | Pernos <3? ' tart at 1:16 p. m ” bree munuies, JO8 cocouds vince Se " Ml Hawk, ehow $2.40. ‘ the committee also ruled that here- Dartmeuth 30. Cernell 26.

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Fe “Sy ‘ ; isa ke Se . * 3 - : 2 ot » , " > 4 J , . 4 : ac a ‘a & * Spin bbe a ak) pin nay ¥ ‘PAGE 28 ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 61927 _ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH NEITHER MALONEY NOR SHARKEY CAN BEAT TUNNEY, WRAY any TO TAKE BOTH ARE MADE Peewee Kaiser, Barred “For Life,” St. Louis’ First Introducing Rose Fitzsimmons | Seats 4 pbeck ON - es T / al TO ORDER FOR To Ask Reinstatement This Week Indoor tennis = At Feast for Another Bride i | “WO-DAY TRI Tourney Opens: TITLE-HOLDER re Oe re Be eae NN EE ee ee ee ae 30b’s Showing of Illuminated Picture at Dinner Party Proved 5. — | : ,| Favorites, Including Wray - y Love for Acrobatic Performer, Although | > 2 ral Veteran at 23, Says He’s Better Than Ever || gaunt Cpuder tne : 0 he | > S . : Boston Heavies, urvivors PIPL aaa a ell lel le Site itt hittin tiie te x “id at Field House. PLL L LOLI in Rickard’s Eliminations, | | | | INSTALLMENT XVII of “Ruby Robert,” by Robert H. Davis | Will Meet in Open-Air ae | ‘St. Louis Featherweight | Wray Brown, district single: ‘@ @NQUESTIONABLY the individual who had the most influence on ne -Cissdhiedilal Be Used as Pinch-Hitter et 7 | nite champion, advanced to the sec- | Bob Fitzsimmons’s career was Rose, his second wife, the sister of jot pan team remain a Battle Next May. &é, e> | a | 3. ue = % RS Ot ’ Boxer Has Won His Last | }ond round th first annual in- | Mactin Julian. She knew him to be a man of keen exuberance. ond place in the 7 de in Sarasota Battle. £e Me RN . re. “ ; ‘ . m—. = ee # Sa . 4 es +7 . p . 4 bh > —s- > ] : . x . m - - : oa . a a a aa oe a RR a Z SReas e gs —_) Seven Bouts, Five of | Sone Utes y defeating | a-tuated by whimsical impulses. He had a mania for elaborate display +“2fue as 4 result of vague a ER 3x Pe SS ee Na aS ee > Sata oe Sia St. Louis, — -eu-are r - ? theis ctiv ea . By John E. Wray, SEE Mae dk, oe Oe ae aE ~¥ Shy ae =. > 7 Th K | 2 at his dinner table r. glassware and paraphernalia of gas- aig . : from a ~pecial Correspondent of ; My me ORE: oc, Pee “ a” eke ». cs se Re Pi + oP Ne ws em on outs. " > . 2 Lid « f} Ss round match : . : a > fore h re -r) ¢ - T . " e i h » Post- Dispatch. Sports Editor of the Post-Dispatch. ' 3 se eS ee ees eee Ne Re gag? or n University Field tronomic ceremony were required before he sat down to ieast. he — Roosevelt, 192@.9eume = PRINGS, Fla. M ' $F i RR a eo ae hig FE EE EG, ECR Lae Sade . ini : thai — — ? ; ae oe ‘on On s 78, saa, arch} NEW YORK, March 5. —Tex | (Rggeegies See oe bet. Sue ee, eee RE | | y. A total of 64; children’ were required to be in their places at regular hours, and NO pions, in a fast game on a ye pitching warmup, | Rickard’s heavyweight champion- | >? : : 33 © % oO Bisco ae i the singles compe-' nibbling between meals. land court, 29 to 23, — a o ore ted {01 r tomorrow. stands be- | ship eliminations are now in the | ' e —— eae : A an ee SRE * OHNNY “PEEWEE” KAISER, | tit | The most qxarnereuaaes din s his absence had not been ob- crusned Beaumont at ween the Browns and t first €X- | final stage, as a result of five fights | | ‘ ae le a ~ St. Louis featherweight, who has | he hardest-fought match./ever attended under Bob’s roof s2rved. by the majority of the'-% to 14 Beaumont, nibition game of the season, Mon-| sa . | eee ae tS eee een fighti “in exile” si | ! Barnes, local player, de- arranged to cele-| guests, no confusion ensued. With \/4st night's game, shared = tie me day at t Sarasota, ne. eS ee Lee ¥ K. Evans, Farmine- | Drate his mar-jithe hope of keeping the procession |5®©ond place with ef the Gian ta the St. Louisans will} already decided. In the mind of sgt ag tn ee” ee | ; em | last June, when the Boxing Com- Vy ‘7 - bs > tar nar ¢ =) —" . 2 = - — “ Fe , . + : . : 4 : the writer, who saw three of the —5, 6—4. Evans forced So riage . julia |of gayety in motion, I induced the |S°eldan. The Soldaz — mect the Ncw Yorkers. After that Browns will be € xtremely . ; f WNS — ne a} e “ee > alin ph PONS r ee ee Sisler and Sturdy to Alter- nate at First Base in Early Contests—Williams Will vy « - = i i PO APPS a Oc ~~ ore - ARIA One BONS 28H - 2 yee ee » ore _ Ada WA ES Blt le 2s, ATS ci ihc Seo: Slee sie Sap i > pat. SE ite ae Past Oke et | | mission suspended him for its term | ton, Mo.. % j m . new Mrs. Fi mons to sing an.| ave a chance to gais sf : f office, wil ly einstate- 3 : question that the survivors, Jim : -_=_ . rs “pe a fer fr camtat | © aw ‘ ; — which "7 , -od possession of second ae _ etiin ~ationa! League : Maloney, the Boston “strong boy,” ie Ses 7* iment this week. His case will be * } ~ r song wl announced in a | POSS€sS:01 c nd place! egsy battling Nati i , : , Seal a Lhe a: Bigs ~ oe * = ROP ~¥ i] ri, ‘ Cipé miace yu Si} I voic ay when it meets Mirai’ .. : and Jack Sha rkey, likewi e a : Bos - be a pose Ne Se ES sos Pawn Si on cet ath al, jm imataa . Ss a : . wi : ; 3 m PS - BE ,. ‘eams. , arma .mrr: aa : T? Nn} on he ad : P , Rids« r= enabled them to e —_— Oriando } r lay ; Th ree days then : men inese two mer ii an so = Coma nee Ss a ee % s , i Seca a , ae RE RR ae } Je, in rscnc I “Bess g : any ; : , : | 0 | mn the h nal, 13 to 12. Weingast . intervene vel” | 7 | ey 1e basement came ; idan gave Beaumont at ih games with Re — SVGS i Hansen and Paulino. even though Several uncompleted m A , = : m9 asem ame sounacs “aes =o ial fill in the time until > Iwo of them were Ww inners, showed main in the firet ‘ _— -$7} " — ss ; : ! . ‘StLIng th at somebod v was fall- Th were — by erratic g ' : and oe ap - th Miesourtanen | : 4ha ~ 244 w& & és & iv t+ ’ . her ‘ vy : : >» j 2 ; x t en ’ i? a 34 lack of the class or of the develop- h laved tomorrow the | . | in ver all the stored furniture in| 72¢ work of Constanée Marca tart North © peayea tomorre (ne | made necessary arrangemen featured for the Soldan ts brenk camp and start North with; aid Ian t ’ ment needed for an assault on men’s doubles also will get under | eee Beach. , neface St. I at Pa At a4 . aia . : With ‘ clock. a ae ‘his State, are ready [for nidition | one MiIMINAaiior ind rive 2 oOp- : x ore ox ig body ’ Bord Jr... ° ° ; —_ pe ared in he panel over the piano : ponent 2 pounds heavi a gal-/ 7 % - | a d ; ? J : ORT BIEL SNR a a ee — ~ : a. Tr? L? is: a re - H - r J " wz *har h +h ~e2 eet ews 2 $3 x i tr - ns are. The sold | Thursday. Wray Brown defeated Peter Shu- Bis mean ne as though nothn- in all its exquisite coloring the fic- : games. (5 [oT Oo G i 1 ” ° ifis CO} 2 Imp yed Dy icke . hz : im, lant, though Losin, sattle in an going ata great | kest, East Sr. Louis. ¢...3. oo 2 pr a. Wan bq ck ev aie alt: toad ther fig * aba: We Eek. Set PT ad OTN Ns aeped e- | Boe bk. @ .. 33. — ae weather of a few days duration five of his last Joe Smith won from J. H. Wither- 4! tood in the main vestibule | ,;__ Wee: ise 1° as bas moderated enough to allow the. eT . - " a - r O}! “ end irs siti oF : ' _—— . 4 7 : : ° ; ~ spoon, 7 ut oa . ” ie RK gee athietes to cO through (the paces +. .- {Ppt ts yA SS. AAAs Maloney Better ser sagas Be ; % : vexgineg mais . knockouts. His Edmund Serrane defeated Elwin tier ike F. G, 0 me 4 the spirit of the Browns has urvive , salen Y PS | most recent de strat of skill | « The Lighted Panel. Mrs. Fitzsi ION ‘ith her hands | wu. to Ot en 5 Tz _—— . , 4 , . ; a 7" ; * mith. G——], 6—+. > . a ; i . . ; ’ : . x , : ‘ Ke -* _* 2 7 bee 7 2 *h as 2 re ' or a certain hen he Vernen Tietjen defeated Clark MME! ‘ELLY over the ran — SS ee ee —— y ee | advance onditioning Wore Clifterd, 6é—%, 4—1. ical in » eec eee Ld i av ri" D % v “TO eTeqd : he -¥ ‘ ? : : es Th Z ont that M anager tiow le Willis Owens won from Ethen eye fell upon a dark panel about | champion : the world. quite | Reberts, L. G ie Ba oe ea jem ‘o Sarasota and Shapley by default. 3 7 ? LJ . . = ; : - : . / - : Ls ns VJ - _ sands sav ; 6 a , Ti ‘ , ¢ ‘ impressed with power of Ken's Onn j = ee , : oe ry Ae rae ‘4 ‘ i » = >. ) - " ; J i ponent: sn b fensi\ 3 ‘ eos “2 © bee . é : te defeated ate : Forgot photographic through iloney is a little b ee > : ' | Better Than E ~~ . , u alon is a li } aS : ek é . tter ver. ys a . ’ . Sar marenc? pale the late Rose | . - £ _ . . . >? , | 4 > : . “ | a4 | ~ : Sel Veg - of Pa orm? bo ae ey soe «4 iif ® xX - $ 27 rier} cite Nr +h, . ‘ - . ‘ te ees uUSiIN Pe saliediies a ve i ; . ‘ . onaatid 5 eno Ug r} ; y = i. »¥ a4 4 é . es : seas : i = oe : a nd £a Ne Rebert \ erten won from Sidney re | ii i> ‘ TN) i _ i ii il sf ~ 7. F. T. ' “eT : : ~ a . oO a : ~* f tack and not t freat to Namper . ;: | ts ) tay * © was in top | smith by default. lecision bevond its lass Su presse : utton again an 3 r erat QP ers ang so of the late é in 2: 4 ’ - ‘ —— . ae A Lie * - ? Rs » . ; 5 Oth men are nr $ ae . Harvey F rolichstein defeated face was a } r of actric light lunge 2 scene into darkness. a " : may, fe F Ed Winn Beckman, St. Louis. defenied ..8 a : alk anes eee ae re Gomae Huppen, Chicacec. 6—4, 7—5 jul a erny Williams wll. make the trip 5 Petri 7 defeated Huco . . | | 3 fo o Dp _t ¢* . rn 4 it [ ses T hie _ Sle bes id pov veh, ‘pale 2 es i saudtl nl edeecocne Me : ae . a . - ~. tats ons : ™ “awe Brouster Sf. ' default. J 1 ’ , oa : ig! =! ynane - “. , oe as sietetiond : . 7% ie. Name. Tt. Da: ana ra § = 4@ 40 a ar ime Q hooks with re | ¥ a (46 FEEL that I am better now! illin, St. Lonis, won from). Se eee | vn ebiel t6 tte. temo hall ca.! Meidbriak, B. FV. ...2 it me Grant’s Pass ster as 4 Both | than I have ever been,” Pee- Skrinka, Louis, by default. — a ee . oe 2 ee — eS Neil. L. F. wo sreeed ” i — iy uf os i Fred _Keciting, Granite city. wen from - oY ; P » 27 ra ‘ , bad Cc “oom = > . ~ 4 is ia | | wee sald. “My early career’ R. : $ Bing 3 r gilder. Zachary : ) | suffered considerably because th ee -— ~ ‘Dave . . and Ne 2 eft at home ie hai tn mE: : sent me up against the best ein Fred Josties, § Ray --8 e inder ria take r r : ~* . : a is a \ ~ / he. d s * : . pee % . ; cs) ~ h bo » ¥ es ~ 6—1. . ’ : : "a ‘ 3 bene * and the } hay . he common A x Se ig fis : 3 - ; amen rp? as Pal Moore, FnDeTD x os les a Soak defeated Ova! . 0 Ss v rz outs failing of lacking a convincing : pS de iF 23 = j4 was Oniy a K id. I an more Ww ‘Hlieop a — aT : Nal hefore 1 ruests \o0) eds i Totals i a s who mar be 2 ed aia . : . = j s ime > - - we bs : 4 \e rn 4 i a “Se ‘ ‘ : Fw i ee ae | 5 , ~ punch. it is rather stenificant.| = a i“ S natured now and have the advan- Jack Jerdan. St. Louix. 6 - ak ne? : end of tal send ae ve ‘an a a* ~~ . . Be a 737 ; 4 ~ perhaps, that in the last four elimi- — = gene —_—- On that picture’ mirat oo #¢ iter] hac - ok ee ——nd it ix - > that Gaston scored. a make — in my own town. I have . ° The . one thing do. |, 7 ee ae Be uti 4 tic. i aks Ee - Ri gt te | meet there is little doubt that th: J COE: TREES Ee ie eT eR aR a | things, among them “running out” ° e | The Flame of His Life. ee ht ia ulk of the support will be given Pins : ) co e on Paul Steadman last June. but I Big Ten Title | B an ere not ey i a ce rT aaa i | | prt ote or . pala burcen wi rest on ?t shot imission reinstates me. I Vi ry : Brings a tepp from his ca | mose a ‘ame im - a e ; , — ee ict : } ‘ : id Abs : ie chu eee ee ‘ ee : +, fi i E a* MmauaeT rain Be. K =te wa meet Steadman first.” 0 Over Chicago riage ed the new bride up the|apart from her was mere glamour ‘ at New ing ¢ mary of the Steadm Wolverines Close to Cage in he h use. alvo of] n Zill hom . arri Bae fully. aS rounded i wer it ning | _. SRA - Y reget a ee ee a Sa St iaiae : S . . . . > ’ . * i - m : ail y 4 3 r : he was banned by ca ey i ust ‘ r . Lf : + ee : >0 a > . : - | im es F' : : a t : as : - ‘ ‘oe ‘orn i* — i - - i : . Ge “A "ry ; 3 ii +h ; tec 7 . : . P , . eg g - . . ’ , Ma) i the’ commission, is as follows: He ently urged the bride forward into |and consolation to his iz Me last year in St. Louisa, were not % * r. . : 5 . 5 * ' ‘ r : ' : ‘ ue : : , e ; : A sa ‘ i: eis | 3 op ek ve, sé ”? ee Seat ® grounds (Handlan’s the vestibule and then he reached ; rears, but OSe s his flame an Pax, 2 especially pleased when the former an ate Giese Garant toons JOHNNY “PEWEE” KAISER. eae) amd suake 0 Adan wate Gal, cattails end the snag Frage} ome b Bee 02 pieased when the form : a? ~ > . ies 2 Maioney is st , Lit le} = rene rn =— —— —4t Of) ight on which it was rc , : ’ . a Was OF i] ninacion AD pres ve Or conciusic a storv ; - ; — - Mareh ) meund ars ikeiy to we Diemeeanty he two. Sharkey t little } ‘hedul ‘iday in last June) ae i ee coe ' . his |that i ni inves : 30 . = ORK. aS - Mi Tigue oHlidi>y ith r f ah S h f nn gee FIVE = 1} : : - ue the pro urt it lo ? " il Big '. | es oe - ' vy a ries eae ower ; a a , = or 2 ai 35 oh val i's D-paeee = _ [Sec "s fts repeatedly C ae er an p e * + eee? | CaSketball cham ishi tenight | S°®. Ce Geese SS oe — it re eee fF rs tonight captarses — wn SS ee ” lefts repeatediy, but it must be said BEATS VALPARAISO |°' postpone the bout unt |@sketball cham > Samia | scan Gael oe the draw | tion : weit TEE high priced Milwaukee outfieldan chat Mike's o a | . | : low | | 7 gE Chicago 3 9 15, with | ™ , — | : j | indoo: coveniialial team ¢ , . own rights seemed to e eecimiialiins . Owl! he orni he Carson - , i ¥ e i Continued from Page 1s. » P : ™ as ag ing-room ri nornigt : Ss Al 1} otisiiidiaittiel ¢ the second S sur: a ra in.eres rit oO . carry much more weight than did 0 in aaeemnaetinnciinipapees meno. tre ine milled i On Mons reno? , ai Big: nay ee me -_— — tage tor t - = a Yee acetal A ran Wits aster —on mnew te : snday sight. om the | We both feit that the danger fight Mra. Fitssimmons retired | to| "oT stae Coen O7 observers of the Browns, Bul those of his conqueror. Sharkey, le Valnara —T an¢ : j e ae . LO FlOO! ii ‘ : 4 . : + Se: , ss *: , Penn Stat Po han a Aa ats tx be P Thad . Ot F - Ase * 7% 7 ; - : , > . . - . . “ : } , Wie una Dis al 4 ‘ See : + eegr—wna ap by ilé commission . s , P Es , : ; » oe : >? eT} iWe oe : : : ; 3 dars * sig as Sh £e rice his man to the + 4 Z a kno , : [4 Dr R 4 lker «ah +n 4 Nal ¢ af) : raue isc YW OT siaeee : . : : a ee . . . a ~ ¢ — 3 : 4 ornered battle. oe “4 Be : ae S all ening he | .. A. Walker. who sta‘- > 0 , . oe _ ° sittin , ; Pe ” +. " : uA A iA ii ‘ e Aad 3 it | : ‘ F . _r . > Baki __- ai 4« . : : ‘i ane ess > a . es be hee : . ‘ . } .# : => Y * : A 7 down, iast Thursda’ i ae ae = » 2 1 - : ed. according to Kaiser that Pee. sw 4 ‘ . a ri sif trip! i Aid it iG@ea ~ pee a . _ The result was in doubt anti = fer ' . . Pg On Sunny Side of 25 isket ‘oneordia led °4 at | Wee was all right physically except . a acnhigan : rs : ee 2 to Tt] les - to il event. the br pe _ * , : , saa! that which Arthur Fresa,. © | ae 2 Former 18.2 Champion Goes ra by? = ¢ ; lat ne seemed to ha‘ e Something ‘ i il a ea. | Pia : . - : 4 about both Survivors : ] OULD . ‘leakage e* On } ® . iy ' repes > ae > lose fi ie t = | . x r ‘ . : _ . ‘ ‘ ‘ : 4 ii j nN ‘ ce oo o —_ « ‘ og gi @ ° : . ; si 4424 ia - . s' : : | . “ae " ‘ s ” ‘ a tii : eee . ‘ 7 . oe - . ‘ ‘ eo? ° ¥ . ° + ‘ ts ‘ : 4 ‘ . . ’ 5 . : ia . « : ; . ?. 7 . ; weg . , = ’ _ ’ _ . ° . chance that greater experienc nd or Watenran € Jar Bares geen Pt SORE Mien z . acer to the life o bh prese narrow escat ire he other § + >» tO ner Oo" ccompal adil: ale the mile race, ees ° | . ay Jape Oy | he seaso rom Ks : a : : . ine : and § Victory at # “aicr and Sturdy Alternate —_ »~/> 3% yee . . > * ; : . . ~ ‘ . a - . 4 . . . . . ; ‘ > : . . . : - ~ . . - . . . . = | i : ) i i > ; > -~ * ’ > 2 . ‘ a" . =e 4 . : *% ‘ . ; : iss hs ; LA , isd . . _ _- ‘Bat & . - ; > 2 - - ma ¢ ~ * Be it ox =~ = ‘ e . e . ‘Heine . : ° ’ ~ . - > " ‘ A 4 « : | _ . : o~ =v! os . 7 | Seat ~ = . PS i ; ‘ Q ce ae ' aii 4 } . as ‘ a : . — " . — 4 . : % ~~ a JD « ae a MT — : , — P = a , 1A ew minutes pla : ne . itting roo = smi ky "rT and Walit- yerver = anit crow 7 . ' . ~ tie, , eet » 4 ’ as ~ 7 — : oon oA ‘ : } . Vf » . ° ‘ 4 ‘ ‘ ’ ill i. ale =. ‘ ta: ; + ~. iMi249T Mu ; Ril*« e + ae Vn > inge> ifs otth babies P & 9 ' as : 3 é i Pits : ‘ ee a » at aes 2 r — se ae . Leb RE Ay, ae A oe PS PEQE Cornet fags is Boston today i: night frenzied or . , F ; = : ; Cerca aoe os hood as Dei tak 4% > Om 7rTerw! I INO =} ‘ . . ’ - +} . i . ’ . , : ~ 16 ‘ j , rit Oy = a _ + : — e ,9 = . . + >» e ence more, the first e since . ' She tes Nae * . ie 'Y) e ‘jeF ' OR pene ae ee ee : ae , . n cing ose. eat ; , - _— 2 > . , tr ‘ ¥EO : ee. : Ass » —_ eror 4 » te : ry ~\ . -— ~ « > Fa > wa = c 1% ‘ - . melt . . . + ' | ‘ vr- =*? 2 . : T 7 - ' apts ~ 3 e “ . . —_ . : voice and his devastating paw m=" the tournament standing wi’ : eS Pag ae eee would De &@ DOOD to let an employer AGOGO a ten believes that Gene Tunney’s ,...-3 } a ll il a ‘i ee ee eee discharge me and charge me $159 wm peared vA Oug! perhay first ace b : > ent ; ‘ . : ‘ : ‘ ; : i . : MmiTe ‘ ‘ . “or . “ ' — ss , ’ 7 - : e y . ii . Pa, 4 a4 . : ‘ " - | = yy cro rn is as good as lost Reel ser - 1} ~ = — RR s ; it By ; os ‘4 cs ‘ee ee i Tor a sing it. wotnlidn’t T ’ ae ic 2 oO! . ) }. lay ’ to se , . . a Princets« r he : wits ve _ . either Maloney er Sharkey will yin. ~~ SP Oe Ri eR —— eption of Ernes: Withdrawal Justified. reo: nis fevered brow or perhaps — eee a leared 13 feet. aa | | ' brin back home thr ame that - ' age te arte meAL year: , ; - rea to ¢g®© me ~ Sa , Piles £ . e ; . is +} t } . " yr} ; pate a : ‘ a Wil. i uy? out on Steadman : } biie ia “a ‘ } hi: ; es 4 : ee — . , : ence was Sullivan's. seed ttbtekno) de 2 ee SR nana nie: Pegg . In DEFEAT TILDEN AND SS i a i: — - aw 6 ayne ardii peta i ; o peaneggr ;, mt 8 aey a - nutes. 44 4-58 o = » . 4 ' « : , , ar . : . 7 ; ’ > 7 : °% : - ' . . . . é ‘ i 2 : r LW , : . : . ; , a » x : eh, 7 ; . °° . , oa ? “~ “| ? for trading potysy lables ana Schaefer. while etter orn : PEE tao TO IS a i Bi 9 Merino lS ; the Si “ee ennis dou : Lane i ; BR : lea din his nearest, rival, ; Zain - = ‘ - - ~ " " ——.% oe + hie 1 > . : cA -e8 aa ’ Q ? . ; ‘ J . é ‘ . ‘ : aa i ' ; ; ; : mit : ' : : : eo? tts pun hes. (v,ene is SoO;rre rai . Lio +h . ‘ . , 4 are tee , ‘a & My withdr: . ea a thes P a3 ar ~ Ai > Ben ade ' ; la fay oe s i nmion. vy apo ei 4 +5 yard 3 -. ad ti a ; j “if f he has ever seen these ¢paogirer:! Bauer ak eee \ ' r ane ta oe way ssn 2 ‘atin ur den IT and } ; aii team esed a most disast: ' , ® i Uesc himself. If he ha er hes que ras in bh water a Pee as certain) ustified a ian cra ind | oie i ; | | i is considerably behind. ~ ontsitl the i two Roston bovs work—both out- Te ees SPORTS 1“ i ra : ne iy t . Wilbn De} of Ka? "Steet oa, ALON 7 rred Teen . . P Sa aan adit ar * a’ : : i ‘ ; 2 ~ ia ; ’ " . + ™ ~ _ : A . tJ a he - | J i.” 7 ; - te ; s : az q om ’ 5 5 _ ; . he : —— ~~ ae ret . aie : : rs : nce oa 2 i nan weizh him, by the way—he must ering his remarkabd! ase eae nts : fusing fight it Sick condition : g ~ sce wus | ym, i ne yracuse one-mile have thought to himeelf "Th ose : ” : : , 7 = : ‘ CUES LOE ‘ . ae => : COT : —" 2 , . 4 . ; q . : aa ‘ ‘ = 2. A» aa > : r. _ . } = " . , ‘ 'r) . _ at managed to pull hi: - DP ! ¥. : had previously warned me, after raced to a new indests " 26 2 Pe lade are made to order for m aut of tranhbie } oo or eS 5 : : 3 +h ative [2 ¢hes Cnt , sh \ £o ” | am + nd dro d every o .: " : - : That's what they appear to be pee ania genes eae aoe a : eo ee en, ee ee 00 ED mays Bremen 4g EE ees She naa sal ce. BB acs op meen EE =a a : ca sf ae and “a 1 PAULINO AND HEENEY * .4¢ . x ry i 37 ° » Z . . . li 4 y ‘T} ty rY be 2g ain ’ ‘ : > ; ; >is ve by tre . ~ 2 - Both men carry the attack: and innin; ea ies ling the conditio -) . his youthful par Coe % ) ' ' * likens got into the lead, bi d oss. The speedr Syracuse @ WILL MEET MARCH 23 ” ts against thie strie of fighter | wn (inisnA : é . | ’ | iO] dee ms vag 20 In the fi: ' Pe in te oda ine tim a 1? min a . - ' , eet s — ee oe ea “a “Sfaae . lj 7 1+ a8 -s . 2 i Ci ac Alons: hres ss uti 19 seror | ' . : , the pace from t= Py “4 ee wer irnan to the 9 reeled off in | E- Kuechle. BR. G 2 3 me fo ) An hen I tri eet a - Bes | Ss, unt at the e1 | sa] as 10° bot was a nip and tuck | ter hitter primarty, one who fight ; irom ; x ie ’ F : ‘ a © tT! ee eo? : itl : . Y ETT ~ ti] ae when. ™ — while backing away. Tunney would Site te 9g Ps is ca the : t anc ’ Cooke X oom a i | ‘hed 2 rich TAROT , phat ; , @ Y *hat ; y . : , ana CFO “ERT* =h EX - err « , be tim his element against either ...,... Aas ge oe ng \ ALPARING. : 7 TRE MT « lL wa @ play that oniy fi Practica.) Aili (he Wary an: emilee on il : ‘ ) ar an aa , tralian & weight, it Maloney or Sharkey The fighter ee “agg Sew 4 ts. : a comeback spurt, cames were on to c tehead 10 Ee ee te . sag tone > _— >. »} nor runner, flashed & Gees 4 onm-r ¢ bout fn Madis - _ oan Jackie Le in flames te mn th de ee: dae ei oe Law le ¢ : “ “9 i teh to break the tape = = 8rGen March 23 war a whe can play Tunney’s game and hate sen ss Otis rq. | McGrath. | torw: ba 3 . ot pe front ot tunes a a 4 m 23, a beat bim is not yet in the pictere. ei ace a .: j remmer. center . .. . 3 = e . = : } Y | ? ‘ -_ 7 3 , 2 _a 4 . iarse . “—— +7 : ni - — . , . r _ 3 4 lia Maloney will pile in, Sharker nae ~~ Michael. R. G. eared a * gutpetaees | *?*.: . hen } Desebeh : mare to Burgess in the | —_ . Garce. will rush in. Both will run into Re - = esi ra ae ” Hun : final service went wi ach ae thir otal ; ) las ae eu: In 1 ifterneon mafeh C 23 Claude Wilson at Mem ht 3 ehots that will be entirely differ- _. : om OCR _Sammary—Score at a ef half. Cencer- — ag . pats tn eight ~ | G Cook turned the last 24 minth - t from those handed out by th — weTaRe . breaking bh . Valparaiso, 14. Referee—Noien, "OUNGS and last week won a de- en yr a + ca8 wn hich avers Ht a cision over Battlin Morris in 16 nerican Power Rost men the two Bostonians faced in iilineiii a a: i reunds ese ee the @ardéen i Ae, ee tris made ee ners he Schenberg basket bal] five WaS awarded Forest Adair Atlanta - , ati ainsi Mat ama Hagenlach jefeated xa. HF This Writer is not in 1 e aC Her . ai il A . owner of the ra de Sota and th “3 mos % "2 , aa Thom Slo w; ; r Of (he Sara de Sota and the whe think that Jack nae | oe -~s ©OUntRE for 44 mem. GON te pson immer. mn the iatte1 Par fipor, 25-1 deal ) > ; : { : : ; : ‘ " , te z -- . 44 ; x . - c . ' _— - . r Aé 3 eee bi; ; : eat ef the running. Just : ie Associatec Press ent Dempsey is net disclosin : : ; a PB . mes NTREAL ; — B. s moor in Six gam —— . immer an — : } | haa ~ x SP ak A WF — _* ~ mt _— —~ meme cis “sea” wo 4e BMios harley Andersor the ind of a 1@-rean match on Lm the senaationa! time até 3 The [2 FF « ae ‘ “a onds flat. to gtve Syracwies 4 ee record mark ef three a ; SENEZER CAPTURES “1 +10 nents Te BASKETBALL recerd get by Georgetown = eT, Ae @ result of ite Views >) ne complete team ial : Wa- -, — Association rei siars Swe cod . . oe SS = “— 5 al Oh ck. a _ a . , ad ¥F Ber, ae Ry q aes. a3 : 2 t . . i plans. if he fghts again aii be ” Ci : Ss site esi sie rag gies din ; J . i if , : i; t ] i” ‘e i r Be.» , acai , ’ : ¢ ' ) as: a as o pla os - +i, oni : . . tie m-mile ; Be it : : a : : meget Re : . on 9 as . Ce i tinge ica ; unter $i given adequate preparation ey! | be 3a ie ae wie ss — —— : — : wa isn re? ts : — Yai -0 1-2; Pens State i Lea - R..th fearme firniahed the a. | bas ho mental anxieties, when his | ' : ... Mareh | | ' ) ‘Imb in th im 2s today's events emegies an: t Sunday rhe thrills were provids ney ivania 14 3-3, & if me “Fr Seneon tied for first place, — : chee sagen a Georgetown 11 3-7; £ Bes 'Ssitating 9 play-off. Metter ai ten ty . -.. ‘Urn A Mert ft’ riay hg 07 dean 4° . eg ace a6 ey 7 3 ” tare loney ana Sharkev wil? ha ve TS . to +1 \ a Hamp - a : ‘ j i iu A ss el er ne eo : i} 37 LZ : qd r?ry ee rs nto e he wat P r. >, e ; : ca z \ iz ‘> Tt bane ha tT ? > Princeton . 1-2: be pes fo > red ‘or °h .? / = “nner a, while “= and Temper were’ eut- . H! ry r " *% ~ 4 ay. a in ©; * : t? 3 ’ i? vs 5 ’ : = : " z : peste ’ ze _ > - - Week to themse!ves. atte ‘ - and . de . _ a i max te the ar my! Wen the * wee mile snow eh Oe pose tie New Pri earns Y : : ’ acr case pilose and craft nae : 2 ar? Cetansty gYm@na- Ceium Dia 4: Uason, : p sane ’ apace : - No time was taken team here. — j Siam, 1510 North Eleventh streee. gt | Bowdoin and Brews, $e ice "@ tor the losers * oclock tomerre® evening -. Colgate 1. | a ia ™ get Wns _—— . - ‘ ‘aS A | . ry = it oe ee ve ortds a shit ‘ if of mie! nterce ate, + A. wit a “5 .v boats were upset throwin : ' : = Organize a ” " ; : ee ee ae ~ ema: mene ee oN oe

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‘ __ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ a SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 6, 1927 ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH. Maa PAGE 33 OWNS READY FOR FIRST EXHIBITION GAME OF SEASON: WITH GIANTS og ES oneness SSS!" _ ee — — - — -_ i A pacer oe —— . —. A ea —— a oe one “Cleveland Bean i EY 10 TAKE Players Expected to Help World Champions m 1927 Flag Fight a ek Je; oosevelt anda Soldan Wing: : ee ‘j ved Victors Remain Tied for Sq, ff Sgr and Sturdy to Alter- ond Place in High School aspat First Base in Early ; Basket Race. 4 Williams Will The. Cleveland and Soldan bes. j Be Used as Pinch-Hitter | ce on | er Of | kct ball team remain a tie } ance, | ond place -in the High “oad | in Sarasota Battle. isplay. | oan as 8 result of vanquishing | of gas- — PEspective foes last night | from a Special Correspondent of The! ‘ rscedbcesegotan ended its Season by the Post-Dispatch, defeating Roosevelt, 1926-27 cham. | TARPON SPRINGS, Fla., March ad. no pions, in a fast game on the Cleye. 5A brief pitching Warmup, lland¢ ; 9 : , tands land court, 29 to 23, while Soldan scheduled for tomorrow, stands be- | ob. {crushed Beaumont. at Beaumont, § tween the Browns and the first ex- | the|-6 to 14. Beaumont, Previous to & jibition game of the season, Mon- last night's game, shared a tie for Im day at Sarasota, the training camp | second place with Cleveland and 4 of the Giants, the 5t. Louisans will , |\Soldan. The Soldan- team wil] meet the New Yorkers. After that | jhave a chance to gain undisputeg — we Browns will be eee | | possession of second place Wednes. pyusy battling National League ; |day when it meets Central, ‘ : , In-its game against Ki ooseve}t Following the pame comes one Cleveland took the lead tn the first «ith Buffalo at Palmetto, lues- ) quarier, but a spurt by the Rough | day, and peanmer With ans aeere at | tiders enabled them to lead at the - Oriando, Friday, Three days then | half, is to iz. Weingart wag high intervene before the sendy re — scorer of the game with 13 pointe snother foe, the Brooklyn \Nation- | ba >. : : : Se 8 msued. The majority of the few chances | als visiting _ ag lit : a a ae 5 — ee 22 Men Will Make Trip. it may be said that, if any of the major league teams training in| , . AE 2 | E Om : this State, are ready for exhibition | . Nie ae iA $ van fs a ae re m , tage ® pid SA Re ee IG gE 9 fight Sg oF games, the Browns are. The cold: % 4 ; Pg A See Os r : w eo ; § > N 5 4 ge > SON ae a, ; “ oO d vy i ~ _ jee te oO ‘ The fact that Manager Howley) — Se ' ite dis- | i ne atagtes olen i takine 22 men to Sarasota and 7 Bb Misfied —- . . | ame would indicate that he FRIS GH ORPORCER LA DES * Summary—Seore at end of half: wags rs re “nC | yvelt 13, Cleveland 12%. Referee—So figures them ready. This is true | PR CE Ria! RE ae ; ie: Cs Hae tane EY Dey SOLDAN 26. of the entire squad, with | ex- | gate reseeh et met ate aR Ii i : Tl vane Wee BR PPMP cteser asd ose hs Three Women’s Datesand Places 4 Cardinals Field Well Pennsylvania Pxenny Williams will make the t “| orld Swimming Confuse English In First Practice Game Boxers Oppose kness. eeere. 0 Mor pinch-hitting purposes. The: . o ‘is no doubt that Howley is — Marks Lowered Channel Swimmer | Continued from ‘Page 1S. _, there would n + much heavy) St. Louis Boys mee of Name. , an. | Mowry. BR. F. re ap Weingart, L. F. RB piano} Hoebn, zs & i>, | Coover , he fig Meyer? lL. omio° loo: ; pret * an the Totals ~ =~ or ——By Clint Murphy, Post-Dispatch Staff Photographer. THE HUNTING 3 ee “ ——— i . MBP LB bP hOB aha ~S oe ae ae a a i exist wes: - Po =| ~| wOnsooonce w | 2s 52 Gidlowitz. to the mam Miller. ed the polford. social | Sigoloff, Melntosh, L. th an = - mis full wae °° * wea impressed with the power of | : 8 of ) BEAUM be a , batting ed one, | Name. t and a situation Inlay rist a mistake ar : 1e was sched- | | ' ' \Heidbrink, RF. . oe ama eo soecate 4 ne ae ; a mistake and that 1 , 7 Roettger arrived this morning ) pall | & . where the Grant S Pass ot s we : x He VW a> Abi ut LO Sail Tor uled to work another inning. and was ru shed it to the came H Some sportsme n who have not 0! i Edd t} > fit in these ibitions. - ng, rss Le t he ‘ourth. | * ahs abe dgegpie:: ar ~~ ° - eee pe coin and Hhady counties. Bi fit in these exhibitions Agnes Geraghty and Adelaide oS de die Be With one Gut im the | fourth, | ous) cameae flake) eer ane e: White: Powe: OT FB cys recat: Minbar: oe og y coun she ac- Bing Miller, Vangilder. achary Ss ie oes oo tO OWIM rom Frisch tripled over Dyer’s head, a pia) field for Syracu: Knos ’ ’ ; Staun been able to investigate for ™m Antelope were plentiful and Ge ia 7 Lambert Star in I e ia ; ’ we as sor’ “| last year and was voted the posi- rclves w se interested to learn ' . pee : : nd Nevers will be left ome |! Pp \ oungstown, 3 tO tremendous wallop, and scored | ,. ae “a ig pt F : and Other Amateur Stars on he agg will be int by d oie quall could be seen by the thou under orders to tak: Meet : Battemiey lined @ sinaie tol. een es ecpen nh gaps nce ’ how quail fared during the heavy sand, while ducks were so plenti sams oe “ r ' i 7 i , > “ ‘ \ ij 5 hd ( s idat r 4 y ic | | | | | . . . 1 | neter bi ie , nith, lanky right-hander,| promising candidate for regular|to be conducted under the auspices | aondition. but could not verify this smooth bore and round balls were to him of Blaeholder, Falk, Beck, Sie. : Was n u | onds. aes NG REN tgs . et. es ‘a in order | duty, if Blades and Hafey are slow|of the People’s Motorbus A. C. at |jnformation. | used and the size of the bore was ylamour. Syracuse Mile Relay Team Sets Rien Batinn working faith.| Adelaid semhert hattered ‘ a ee a wie lan the fi ut atcher Ham-;in returning to their best form. ithe new St. Louis University Gym- AS a matter of fact, the birds in| designated by the number of (iene ghee Record in Eastern College ™ fiiy has rounded into pitching |time of Carin Nilsson at St. Augus- | her See eager as alia vers dropped % ey ie wt ges Hiow the Teams Lined Up. nasium, Tuesday night. Two West-/ forest Park did suffer for lack of/ round balls to the pound. Hence ; + 3, : - — . , 7 7 © Ait s. 5 i il 7 , aah ial Yan 145 -oOeTt? ger Lew Ui if mp | hh ‘ tric é : ' : | : | ; quiet ferm in record time and th: ine in 125, in winnins he 36 er Foe oa) ee cea Ras: Iter Roettger, nev - Manager O'Farrell sat on the /ern district champions are al80/fooq@ and shelter and many died. | 20-gauge meant that there were eciining Meet. last year in St. wis. wer not i: meaiey yent. ey 177} VN aa i . : ; i re ye P : » PO my TAC hench and watched his athletes numbered among ai boxers who However. that is not startling, for 20 balls to the pound 12-gauge 12 e d | : ior: eras na ; | America dn th: ani reached first, Southworth then sin-, ¢ ' have file itries | I | : itty ago me an especially pleased when the forme: in 3 conds, @-09 O1 a 7 reacii See eee Se thi perform, his only part in > game have tied entries, food is scarce in the park and thé! to the pound,. etc Fifty years ago ' ‘ ; - . , , , . cla 167 ing -oettger i nirs : f ; , . t 5 al al p | . . : | ; ; . Washington pitcher F the nd b er than rm ma? ‘ ree SER Re renee gled, sending Roet being a tin at bat whet » hit Dave Ix.nost, Sherman Park birds do not have access to the| guns were made as large as four a story | By tha ASS elated Press, matin , Rie il ' : ir on if _- ee a 7 ; a ee F _ cmos, ay a5K and on a double bade Roettger ‘ Pite Miller . he hir heavy weight who battled his way armer’s barnvard s they d away + 3 hy i NEW YORK, March 5.—Har- mound, are likely to be pleasantly) n th u pee seers ‘ the ' ‘ess ahout th a tal | ae M aE RES. Sa .Or C7) APS SE is HEE. i! , ton, . : ie farmer's barnyard as 1ey GO away gx@uge and eight gauge, but they ce te , ‘ si | scored, putting th ranged agen *' inning ob comnecter ith the|to runner-up honors in the N&@- from the city. are now a thing of the past. To- ] bth Rob % . nrica 8 own ¢ 17 o F y ‘ ; : : ; | vard's well-balanced array of track mirprised in 19 pnts Bohs ae swim and learne much to ni ] itarted itching {og Pras » , al 8 at Boston last sai be but sent a fly t eft field. ional A. A. LU. meet at oston las’ From the meager reports we/| day there are even few 10-gauge _ — fies pu) Was we burden will rest on h de) troke. He | ir . > “ , —T s ) > 7 P ie | ‘ ’ , : 44 ‘ a + «4 ’ ' " ih } Atl vi j ie ea {i Ut z= ‘ . " . ; . 1% - fiiresc ree . .+} -. . . ven. Y : f : . * med = to! vear defeating Cornell, Yale and by observers of the Brown but | mance in the en ' ring th ry > 2% —— ere | , Pint i@ Regulars. Clark look of the ‘features. ne Ober yt flat. uny Geen, Se oe ee While tr hoot! ; “a ¢ —s . . » : i . = ee Pa eS ow .’ tA 4 4 .* , mr a > re r° rena cCie ' and has had its ups and downs | an a ing i ven . ; ttl days of high hase ball t ’ ond é, - is a 7 I i ha i , , Be bh solidly eo ( h time at ‘ & I f . VW hid .. iat he rw elgg Li Slafr, ant ter, and CAME through VM ith A loss ' lurir t} t " t f +4 | . or © et ve e. . . a . : f Zz , U s* uf ' ; , ‘ i AA : ’ dina d imnbhart V7 ike . I aA ne L! S P . . of *1 a rT « . , xr . . ‘ : iL’ 4 ie as ‘ lar er ee a? mee SiS- | The result was in doubt until the @ $100,000 is quite a sum to ! paid a ; eae ane Pee, I — , aes eee sh te ai gettirige a two-bagger to left in .| John McClearnan otf Pittsburg, Pa. not to exceed 10 per cent. The loss ture rf seomn . pom Bee he oe * ; * at . ° SWiltissitiig, 3 — 4 ;, Pw Bes “9 rer scored on Oim 3 ' ; ‘ “learn: ie a former cs ‘ ury, seems » be - disap- inal - } d jump in for a bal! player and much of the)? ; _ bn othtnl : ) nd byer | urth inning. He impresses as a | McClearnan is a former captain of jin unprotected bottom lands prob- | eo ae n Upwear g to her | final event, the broa ’ sie i LAST NIGHT’S MIAMI . oronto, hich might ta +t. tygot BH 4+ ithe Penn State College boxing team. | sy _trend at the present time and bids ) corti’ h Arthur French Crimson success of the Brow ns the com ig es ee ‘a - ne ; . angerous hitter. 4 sturdily-builit Lii€ ek ie 5 J mili, ably Was AS high AS eel pe r cent. fair to reach its high st peak dur ately he + ¥e aaat d i ’ . o°¢ ¥ grep iiiii 4 «t | Se : } > bas 2” Af silli, ; - ; , is a : ak a » ; re ee ‘ Z i ’ : sania ‘ alin aia a e sai : ia est “ me to | fe0tball star, placed fourth to regis- - ad depends on the 1926 American DOG RACE RESULTS well as ove! ons )] iry satililin sina lked gronson, : — » mm ny ing and . Knost and ae = s aes 9 Natives of Europe. ing the coming year. Game is get- tee @ *ssociat: sensatior arr Sy ww ~ae | ghee Peo ety uunch to ¢ fie mn the role the Western district team sched- ' , , luctantiv | ter the two points that clinched the '. rel iSa e + Harry d Stine ' ss bal m3 S] , eer cil w By Speaking of quail, most sports- | ting less plentiful with the result ie - : ae ~~ i COndition——in better condition MIAMI F Mareh - re mt! = ‘ . tit . —- 4 buch the, Penn State, a strong title com be od _ one tag igeloenlar: FIRST RACE —Thr was on | tender from the start, lost its bid @ “ een ennett necked & & Ji . “a ° - Dia \ 1@ 77 field af: ty e* the de-/| for victory when the teams dis i cae pene - BEaAN her hus- ‘nce star, Bill Cox, after winning ee SUilaio, IS ale (arson - ule o represent St. Louis in the , tog , ae Ned to Fre} sats men know that our “Bob White’; that nere will be mere interest nage naa , ! : iJ Will add n } | national junior championships at, §, , s from Younges- " Toporcer Loubled. ‘inhe geet - Ore 4 - , ; i 191 7 belongs to the partridge family t4#Ken in bursting clay targets. > ia ” , “> OG) ; , eS PT ee ; —" a ; J he ' > a ‘ ampions. (“incinnatl,. Marcn Yand Zi. Krank -_ 7 ws aw = : * re) iM) TOW! ’ } ( 1 oron an iif ‘ single ": Hiolr rinpied 1a A wvwooti rite | # a . ios D Geant a . a. ie . cr’? = "e ; ae . — > ‘ ,) 7 oe ie ‘ r “; 4 ” . 4 King. Poca! - The . is the first Monday in September afeties and a base on ul] “ener z # x Heat . . gerry Hoftiman, Ngn is ee ative of America, but ducted in this country there is . eeuliar actlior cents Sinatra ‘pee rene : eo . ‘ was ’ ti! n duty with Bottomley + star of the Sherman §, " , ‘ ver ithe mile race, failed to place in oe “omic SECON] set adigyrir Re pigs Ding > ee eerie 7 | i teliaedined se cae de peg igh eg hails from Europe. It has the mi-/ very little chance for trickery. , cr : , . » SEC ) fj I eond, riowers ark t! »\ gare other district tit ; . , , T ~S a rom the the two mile run, dropping out as Qi a] and Sturdy Alternate. Garden Parl 1) 4 , NICE BM PSE ; ; pn ; ; 8 gration instinct to quite an extent iwenty years ago there were a 2 . osier ee a “a. _ +} P=) ‘} : ‘ ’ - Me se ; ‘ +’ ‘> sf i " . , . ‘1 T fy} ‘ iff } j 7} st ~ ic i v zi t ‘ vrs into the | Horace Benson of ¢ ornell swept wor] on Meweee the fh 2ipps ye, : oo channel training next Tonday, inth innine | ngled to cen- | ® xB wy , “Se ame ) rl jeg ; fmt rhese birds move in large numbers sreat many professional shodéters F : Tk r} (liv + ° ” . _ ‘ iia Ra . | Pr Ce ‘ ti? ie wes si a4 : 4 . : rp vr: + : ; sa ti 9 le « well. not yy fT) +; * ‘gy 9 4 ‘ {fn D rT} ‘ ‘ " " : . lon to victory. HI} Ww th Tuy Stuur i\ .¥ j ss? pa re > Ny uo ite i the ; Né | , T i } > ~} - Ane , - ae - , ] ] . ; . se i ? ." * ._v- tee. aro Tr t" yn 4 - sos 4 : =| " ; od P upset of the com- @ “ler and Wallie Ger! HM split! Gwynne. Reliable, Wild Bill and ©. U. No eer . 1 hed | Flowers| would have to do wonders | draw for pairings in the open event8/ 10. to africa and it is Claimed |ammunition companies. These men sh to rake he public orget young f ther class vunchers enrol 44 , [o man the publ forsqt yo S jit other lass A pun . " that they are trapped by the thou- attended the different tournaments fas treim- : °T*} . igroreoct boa inarticu- The biggest he at : ran : . . ‘ e sale Shortsto lab 4 . j ‘ i> ~: » =~ - ¥ ‘ - . ¢ : ‘ , “7 . night not petition for individual honors cam Pau! Ri “ Pp iapor. [ THIRD RACE-—f uturits the nited La 5 THis Ssumme hi} ani rK secon rm : : thei wnnheihel , ’ u aC ill used I ) "t eel ER aw Mp 3.6 - 2% as Thevenow nelr espective rel;BI e add h - in tne pole vault when Sabin Carr ay — Wii be used ‘ f AUF ane . 4 , in > ; as , ; at : Thoma rhe how. ' P 1or 1e ut r | ~ i ‘ sand along the coast. throughout the country and dem if a : : es a ‘= e. “rank E> a ssntr io 4}} 3 ris Judas : +n } : be i ver and -oinhart itchers, an {sic a : ; Z yt y ale ‘ the favorite and world . second ank O Ro irneé " ij ater. nie Kile Fir, . : . = BETHLEHEM CRUSHES center, scoring B 1] and z) “@ : i ,’ oe ae Re poke : 9 b ne ; . : v ids yn : , : ¢ tr . Mo If we a re to belle ra) the re ports onstrated tne merits of the particu md P : ’ + “@ennt: vr ’ .t71 rli¢ > | : ‘ eae. awit? i “wi ‘ tty IT Tih} s it (je , jA- y ’ inte ‘ iu , * ‘ hs j pn s }- ar wes fii 4 P 4 ae : : “What's | indoor record holder, was tled for ag while Dixon, O'Neil! “eine ae ee yee 27, eal | ‘wisch’s Work Pleasing Watty Holm, ty oO Au J amusing of this migration the birds wait lar gun. powder or sheli they rep a . Ps s of /Ony Re 0 a £ ir eB j | ; E , ' shit , o , ’ PHILADELPHIA 7 0 I ris is or easing. 4+ » lows 4h PF mT,eT rarden for the ae rt 164 card “A if] fe 3fure Ine Stay - _ on oO it for first place by Steve Bradley 2 4 . £ r gra w Ti to (2 wil j } ra 4 5 la * ’ , . rer,le*aa ist Pua ‘ eas . ' Ji tilae «a . ‘ : ‘ near the Rea lin? ' ‘ favora ble réome nt ot. The ae? shooters were not " “| Prince 7 926 jon both @ “*ching. OE Be eat ) BETHLEHEM, .Pa., March 5.- Fielding W agee both | Yannigan Abbott, a catcher.|/ton of the South Broadway / * wind appears when they rise tn | itte: contest Princeton. the 1926 champ ; vi : Just A Joke | ae | oe Ben 1 wore in appea: ) ney ri in rriit i to contest for any money cleared 13 feet. : Shager Howley ia anxiou 0} Dan Omight wt 62-37 The Bethlehem Steel Soccer team : : and George Campanelli of the BK immense fiocks and practically or prize. Edvin Wide, famous Swedish @ e Ata mows ap Ty Oe - lock | N = | ) » rip. othir ¥ ; le 0) ' 4 “ wae uf : J oe} | . ‘ : oy ‘ , ¥ 116 on. ly ‘ ae ‘ t's r , . ao : vere ; ;, s a) ind : , runner, easily conquered a half 7, , “aan i oe ve led Gaea then Ly ' os a a ' ™ ‘ : "re and Africa. a g£00d score to be used for adve: : . 7 p Pas: 0; t ié t} ‘ r ’ ’ 1 “al h~ ie . : ‘ _ f rr. s ’ 5 7 , ’ cl 4 i “f ] {"} ) £* , T a1 I Li q . c : ‘ he ‘ li "Ss Ti Btu 4 i” ‘ i i iu ’ a « “rr " ‘ . a . i: . Neg : , ‘ | dozen collere runners in an exhibi- a a = 3 ; r'hd Ho HAC kK, rt iri’ i i} I i Esler ' J shift abl nel 3 ' + dk heenl i ‘ ; “es 3 ; ; as | “pe Li . i sbbied ti ~ o? hrop *ing purpos« % and to ik ip thie he tion handicap race of one and a 4 ., ic ec morale tr) (“ill Spe ‘ rtol , ‘ , rrvica che hig ley r) 1 2 : ; ; " s s af . ‘* . fe 17 re ‘ ba i’ ‘ fied i f ’ . ; . i | ai bi , . Ni ii] ir). » native es l_oitia Patyt viriner improve hy iw score The - half miles. Conceding liberal mar- : HOR x e a - ape . mane — 2 6, a ATI : stad a : = . fa ) ’ le mt te He , a ‘wie by as fr? idAlea so By “a 6 . ; . ; . i¢ f ii PEatE tit ritisn ast professional Was in ce nian at all 19-10 gins, Wide caught and passed ee uch a good spring beginning | . Time en Oakland Cannon and Sweet cored three goals In the fit — gisnely sgl guy» © Poe eet say ee Two Promising Catchers. but tourney Miclais Gon ica, once told me that he had tournaments hoth as a drawing ’ / : : ape in Means. A year ago Imetto | ny sdded four this total } th man and lowers turning @one ¢ et r nlans for th match when sUrKeE shot quail in parts o A4rvesinia ard } ac ‘ , . his opponents, breaking the tape the Brov a 4 , e | rT} j i oe e' \ Frise 7 - work urns, a Cat hye r irotTr Hiogust Th, j ices ’ , vitetion eonts eday oa . ; : : mil »- Care on account oO his shooting : S I ns the —" , = , Siey accepted an iff ¢ i Seseruas " irene 1 ge fries ryis bie igs ; SIX minutes, 44 4-10 seconds an ns iound He relieved F rank Synder afte r five 4 " Ee - ; sahil He llkene ad the M4 African tj rds t” ability ana heen tse he WAS a good “aie al me box wight rver, distric leading. his nearest rival, iia innings (Chambers and Burns ap- _—— ri As » Bain 2.2 +14 Waiter St Denis © ; De BB Eee no . handled NnInBS. Mas Hom ; ' Union. by about 75 yvards. This a é-3 tie. Time 19 4. Bie eat _ _— eames 4g iy vere oo 7 si a wear to be the most promising of ee mn, by , e work's | Returning ili iia night. | ig “lair Jr. Bills way and his throwing was as tow | gray : Bo gee athe : “Wer . : . : > . a Ls . Ace | : ° 4 ; om i re — L J ; thea ‘ sme Cc: te} ers 21 T)¢ @ >t vas considera ly be a “ ¢ fOr: was ¢ > 77 ao te & SUS pry fs > Sacre ? F " surns of Holy Cross yielded secone — x, Scudun took a decision from , due to injuries was excellent, a fine batk-handed President Sam Breadon of the | pg much as he is permitted to shoot : for money, while the professional ' ‘TLA }S ) iT . 5 place : ute gn er erg STH RACE—One-fourth mile hurdi: ment | : , | dash. le @ ed &:! Ties ne \ Knocked / ; , ° hw ' : . _— performance. | He had a fever last night and to- ' Featherw ‘ ‘geht Class— J oe Staune- v4 v A. = " > Pa) it: ss fue ‘ . i a oars = or 4 " : ; ' ; pt al Tiil oe ; - ss we r¢ Vyor% IT? ; Rim vor : 4 - ‘ ° ‘ é a lf ia ~ ‘s ad . > 7 ~ " “ a é . a . — - Trappea Oo I sa —~s ’ Baal ; ce. ae. E- Maret auliy ‘ime-—25 nde. it une « wreat: surpri , = ie uts scheduled for Monday — eaa ie i | ; j . " ihe rm. rm . " ‘ ; ~ . TY ix = 1} ae ’ ™ + 4 ' 7s + ori nOU n roast was - , ‘ - a . . , nis , Ree Cith : ‘ : if ? ERinth round of a 10-round match on ne ‘2a srt x, how need Da: IR NA Six Pitchers in Contest. | day Was ordere ad to remain in his | : " 5 ape Red Ball is ; rites viol “8 A c calbrow m4 . > . Version in sport, are pov —— — - wa i — ,fe OTe Se ‘ AMPpaneiii 28° gee-j; dent L yiie of U1 4 Shel} : ' . ; 27 4 7 mark = can chanel four Bs ; CAP RES ’ Vi Mi ater ¢ cA! . _— , poe” Par d ag u 4 - A . a d thea ad aff lars, with Sheikbe TE, BASSAS £4 4 st , : , % a Piyweigh' ‘ ja88na—lUC John * ' ‘ ‘ ; ~~) ’ : " 4 Pi 4 -19 seconds. sc = | ne faneia ty ~_ MOAB gay Base aro accent iene | Poetz doing the throwing he stich oe = and Mickey Mazer, Sherman Park { ler Louis : Tel oh seeds ' ‘ Phe A ang was tenths of a second off the tore ’ BASKETBALL TITLE j aia not finiet - ee —- Koreas: Yannigans are due in camp en ae oe 3 | A ? » 4 a \ : n tidia qLii-s —_ F ; record set . etown in 192%] ~wenezer, as a result of its e. Ae ot . , : ‘ anne: than annigat hen they arrive rhevenow ans flantamweight Class — Howard | unatt: — T} : as i. is oe ypivoan's . Mile : | cf Tall Cage Team. Th are rani schaeffer, Bi- It appeared that the Yannigane | ~ holdouts. will be th: m, epee "Bee neé Men's A. § Middleweight Cias Tat ' Phe e€'oOmpiete Team . S ty VG we i ‘ , ae. , if Co , . ' the hetter o * in thea t¢ al eal At mUIiMmVuLe, was , ' } eliseher sUsIi Ness : watt niin ' . M M Wi 7 am , nee * Be Cc enell °% : ' } ha \ aT ey wae 4 gor the cS Te sf 1 . ; re ~~ Totf Slow “4 People « Motrc > 7. A g e? +) ty ft al hire i] “a ‘ red lowa t rn. Ya} Y ay At iets . 19> 1 ta 1 ‘ane 1 Tut ea Ket! all team of Chicago. boasted a | Edw ard Mahley, Coffeyville, Kan.:| ing department, Scheilberg’s curves aes " onoologs ie er weight Class—Lee Rossi,| Minges, Sherman Park €. C By the Associated Presse 4} ” , *@. , = a an Lica J UNIO (OAT © ' "y. 99 ee a Ps ” : . . ot ' _—, : ‘ reat ee es —-* masa ‘ ped team eats sail worn ae oe th 13 Ts , h teams finished thelteam measuring as follows Capt. | John Holloman, Norfolk \ =e m and Smith's fine speed causing the Warm weather returned and 4}. ational A. A.: Sam Gentile, Holly-|; Light Heavyweight Class-—Jerry IOWA CITY. la. March §.—Jewa _— , - - -. ; 4 : ; f ci ? LiImisn i TT Ye : rr . P : S wey Tt ry | 1 ow / Cc . J Me : : - " Se tlie : Z . : ss : aa . ; ‘ . : e Flee BS Prt parte Cc | =f Season tied for first place,|Husar, 6 feet 3 inches ameter 7 i age - — , °y a . Regulars considerable trouble. The | scorching sun beat down on the wood A. C: William Amendt, Wal- | Hoffman, Sherman Park ©. C.; Wil-i defeated the University of In@tan# pars ~. | hs cits | ate an mene 1 WW itheck adena, Cal.: oa ; , 9 r r ; a girls epee ace pepe pap arta - Siitating a play-off. Ketter! Murphy. 6 feet sparse Tommy boi ¢ . raat Blagg 7. ss Steen, | Pitchers, as pointed out severaljathietes fn their first practice)... geniittler and George West,|liam Whalen. Jefferson Barracks wrestlers today, 12% to 9%. The 1 league) pa elias i . a: ee . . | oh for the winners, while'Dunne, 6 feet 2 inches; Fl ee | mr ge lee “Pa: WL. E Fox. De. | days ago, are far ahead of the bat.|game. Continued warm weather is south Broadway A. C.: Johnny Lehr, Heavyweight Class--Roy Minges,' victory gives lowa third place fn ¥ symna- ~<a tn = se Parcn : y. ae te: ling "ex oe r were out- feet 2 inches; Bill Georgen, a troit Mich F \ters, and it was expected that i forecast. Business Men's A. C; John Terry, People’s Motorbus A. C, | the Western Conference standings. sireet, at owcoin an rown, 3 each — 7 or the losers inches. : Me 2: Colgate 1}. S01," ©! moeconses:. : ae) SOO Sw . &

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ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ses | SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 6, 1927 ee LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —_ ‘NA VIGATOR DEFEATS KING NADI BY NOSE IN NEW ORLEANS FEATU q Se el ‘ 4 OPE ee ee ‘LOSER IS GIVEN ~~ YESTERDAY’S NEW ORLEANS, MIAMI AND HAVANA CHARTS NE MRR, tracy 2a ah Mahler ds, 1-8 ee pide tt gy vet > Ls - : ~ ay “ie eb, tac * ae a sy, Lx . ion CR ae — sty ae em “Ae ge ea ie ae w Baige cans new are-emnounenuyEe= ee ee yf Nn 4 SI ‘9 a 2) ee | a 4 "nN ‘2D der Ong ‘a nt “oe »@ 1a BO , © 1’ woe ohh 3 ek 2a | me Deo~2600" ubois ww ¢ Be ‘erat RMR Sg s 4 “De > ote we ts Oe? > Y-im 4b ~~ * “ *; he igs te * He rs ‘sm * ve) tye yh : f Se Wen 9 ob hen nee Rea Se ri SAE DIR obi ery ss a Reemeaieeien sinnentl , Po! joe man Day -_ a I ioe YS. "Os us - rn ria V ork™man ; S| i. —_ * a >Cisz ? le te 1h Ho 8) Se p To @ AD twee tent Sem ims Reel temil mete ete 1222 ' 5 — «= e’ Verge Soba Hiv WOUIG 4 WoO! 4 > b+ ht ROE yt uh a LP PLL PLL LO hi, a he LO OL MO Lm ee 2 Y s A * ese tpt pi g - oe ~ ~ 4 DD. DlIv7 De ‘i bent — —— pw an arried the Idje Hour Farm Sta Bl, : ) °, fe ie@-colors into Uhird place, CLE | eMercuti: mi. 1}! oe a | reed bd ed 1} Jocker. 5 D0_ So DRBA AW 4 ab eye Straightaway, Bae shee ae , tear ‘the leadin teams | not make a bid| i ai i a a ea atte lll ll tl ttl Sc lal to the Post-Dispatch. , Si-iis . gta om , f today’s NEW ORLEANS, La. March 6. — Following are the results of MIAMI, Fila., March 5. — Following are the results of today's! HAVANA, Cuba, March 5. — Following are the results of today’s races: races: > Ballot-Ureula Em Trainer. P. a me, :23 4-5, :-48. 1: _ * value | Winner—Ch. g. 5 by Jim Gaffney-Dolly Higgins. Trainer—. R. 1" _ er. aish. Time. : 24. 45 3-5 “a run at Tijuana today to Beat Ragtime in Sec- Lynch 2. shook off Grapestone and epuamses the Tijuana stretch and won wWitn much in reserve. ely Bay dropped out of ae | oe . Prmarectend ion see ° >. «eu i saved ee no excuses. Grapestone saved ground but stopped under pressure. The others had . rm * r raced forwardly had no mishaps. Prin weight of 120 pounds. peed for half i nd wiy badiyt ereafrer Disciple was Dever a factor. | ” , $2 mvutuels paid: Mormanatic. win $17 80 place $6.20. show Navigator to a nose’ victory over | Place 3s. 40. show 380: Mats Up. show $5.60. | won driving: place same. 2:32; at post 3 minutes. Win ner—Ch. SECOND RACE—£700, claiming, Crenceiie om up, six furlongs: Start good ; )at Tijuana in the Derby, at Jefferson Park this afternoon. | —5.22%. 2:84 2°°. 4:3) «9 rns HORSE. Baron Long, California o» he best of the two, and with riders | 7°"... 100 38 CO f ; Sn ; Watson Proadmoor. Conquistader asl BE Williamsport Keystone . ommenda tion : ~ HR EK BR dh a Oe, Pau o_o Canada h | ; ame wide entering ch and was wea the winner down Lady es rac . 7 ' for? OUlLsl the entering the -anada has also named twe, ¥ 3144 pine In 8 match L muruele maid: Live Let Live. win $24.3 . piece $16.80. show $820. Just it Ly ers in the rich Cocina - “Bowlin g « ‘ongreas cham- ps them as they alternated in the iin . Win: ch. «. 4 Light. Brigade-Derna. Trainer. owne ! s a. Sn : 8 R rkmas _ 3. Ruckeeee 2.00.00. u ; =e J O 1 . ig? nd Equivalent Jasonette at : " *. Chiavetts . r ite Stead td | Cotlogomor, Schweig:ers & ie@ last “eo oe salina ae c : Se ' up stout'y ihe out Dest ag ® > 5 Mz T Po ~ tes. en , ae tr ; ; . : y , oke ° abe rv _a nute : enti r ture - ‘ : oe oe oe Hates tote 114, [ie the championship until April, WEAK RIDE BY | tartar i ian Nia Ea i innit, OL all —— AT NEW ORLEANS | AT MIAMI AT HAVANA . Weather clear; track fast. Weather clear; track fast. Weather clear; track fast. oo ea oe one mile and sixteenth FIRST RACE-—$700. laim! 4-yvear-olds and si Surtonss — Start rood. ee RACE—£1000. - furfenge—tart € qm FIRST RACE—€1500, claiming, ¢-year-clds and up. Ld se ng. oD. =r : he — Winner . | Start good; won driving: place same. Went to post at 2: “2:00; at post i —— =. be x8 place same, Went to post 2.34 Dp. m.; at post twe $100, $50. $25. iner . * 7 : T3727 ——. . > a op winners. $700 ins 100. $2 ‘24. :40. 1:15, 1:41, 1:472-5. Value to winne 1100, $250, $150 | - Beneficent Is Third in Com- nner, $700. $175, $100, $2: acme | 5 — —_ ‘i erg oie. en eae a | Gan . HORSE. . re. Jocke ads tol, | Mors wit 2 i os . monwealth Handicap— ... — ete 18 | Porter eile “20002: § Tijuana Derby Today, Teo! ay 4.3 | age $-year-olds will ge to the ep 000 Tijuang ~ ondary Attraction. Martin 2.80 Gaft 1 dtc jead nearing the back stretoh. was rated al | oceans cams taancnes * moved up stoutly On the outside rounding the Stretch turn, Sorg@matic followed an lose attendanc jeader from the start. wa hentia om - 7 ame Sin ; of Brunewick tust be d d finished fast Gy Braxted wae ot _~ un to the far tun ren te Soman mete oom arenes Fa } t up in last six- . ee Ss last year and a merial to the Poest-! ‘ . . ? . : ‘ , ‘ a 4. , T > v.68 ee? : NEW ORLEANS, March 5.—£&x- el Guamer. wae forced w'de # ished strong Vp Gowes & geet = ino excuses Ligh trir - rye: . “vt in 7 on Y : the ry i a? “LT . he ed : ‘ rere r if -~- ‘ a tf > B 4 . T Ip v) round pe ne trip. Orhers were a ind was going gamely st the finial Brunswick show ne ©) “ al $2 mutuels paid: Gaffney, win £16.°O, place $9.30, show 34.60; The Rove, ae cot wae | unable to make w ay com hb ee oS William Daniel's crack ©3260: Porter Ella. t » th _ , Rw ly: p! riving en pos ; pos iwilll shou ho J. 3. Troxiler’s King Nadi in the aed: won drivin: place eeane. Went t peat 2:53: at post 1 minute.’ Win- Ue to win nner—$1100, . $2! inal Darr. — 04 85 50. 1-15 ‘ ider 119 pounds, ag ew | Bo Ray = 40 t a King Nadi, ridden by the Inexperi- _ HORSE, , wT. 3 iT. ¥ e % fr. Fin. Jocker Odds to 1. Abel 22° fa ewtown man, heads the list of a fnee ed ©. Kagan, raced like much |*Tive Let Live. 1L1ntr ee Se ge te) Craver with four. He has a 0 LIAMSPORT., Ps.. 4s “ sable of Morvich. norting quintet nas estab- stabdie, is represented : iio 3€Z w three-game displayed good speed from the sta: ed ground turning ! x eht Express by ished a ae ac ali +? ack f the leaders Se ler he. aa 10 . _ > Oe a aye ae : tall let _ - . ficg ; ec oy aes — pl a » Sh PRS SR Be aide Aes nm, away i, Was am oie Fin irst ~—- ¢ mile, but = osed gamely on the sos ~ into” —. =e to wet imté cece . pt eat wa —— ewer Minstrel and Sir te five pins higher than ~ Ggp : Rocket and Alleviator oompleted | yoy — eek sia outside gnes Call w n] ani Roma broke in ® tang wy Be —. — . ete mime a) ~ e othe ig : Let Live. well ridden and kept prominent in gqariy etaseq. saved much $2 mutuels pai Policeman Day. win $16.80 place $9. show $5.30; Bal Ges, jatter, ee. —~y & nog Recommendaiion was roughed about bedly soon . apse ‘s . best mark ever attained tn 4 or . to race wide and. coming fast } won in a few more strides. In ae! >... Che race between Navigator and |fante showed good early speed and held | for entire trin Hanky Rice was | _, HIRD RACE—$1500. claiming, 38-year-olds, ome end eonesirteragth miieo— \ gs. show $3. Stargo. ghow $7.4 Pe ible C ts - Feld e ' hits Le 4 ‘ * ’ «71 sar | ; . a - - } : King Nadi was as thrilling @8 QNDY / Polrician wae ridden @ fig Sag course after & slow beginning. Alara was far bac t1 nner a ae Olambala-Sall Time, -:24 Louis bowlers will make their! one. became lapped after going three | place $14 20. show $9.50. Infante show $186 er. furlongs, and inches separated , THIRD RAC E—$1200, Blue and Gray Handicap, S-yearolds and up. six am cap will face the bandied A ip tournament at Peoria, Il, | West Coast Handicap, at eps z when two quintets, tior ead over the last five furlongs. +h ee —— an 4 came again 7? aA. - " é a 4 E listo, Carlaris titie come samely, re- evon outrun rive pnd foreed to race wide came with a rreat rus) 3 _ muULuel id addy, win $14 met, wil $7.50 show $4.50; Solo. place $3.80, at ‘ hed wit 4 con eage i - he * ; 8S... a be tnd errors ea i eee oe, n @ fast beginning. moved frt> a lo show $3.50: Montcla! 50. nn om ast tum and qwas going well at the en Mishap showed 120 pounds and Carlaris ipa Tie : "Ts 5 ‘hEpiele y | ee oo. . " oe; : s ° ° a majority of the major i¢ague Epecial to the Post-Dispatch | Special t®} the Post-Dispatch. yeng-afe end up, ing: place same. Went to mal At post minutes. 1:14. Value to winners. $! 25 ee etek Et hee Se Sk eS eS Se FG eee oe lee... HE first Derby of 29; Devon Comes With Rush nd an eighth, Li The rove swear well and recing prominently ‘ | gained steadily “and slened a good gap. Sea Grave went well all the way and had ground all the way Dut cou allowance affairs, wil] tng Ste Dest rom ag skh, Coorge pond na a when reachingthe last furlong. B runswick showed _* | pPlace $4.60. show $2.70: Lady Braxted, show $2 60. nak i ) ; + Fi liigs rode the Greentree ¢ Stable E $2 mutuele paid Loag Point. win $5.40, place $4.60, show $3. vv: Dolly ay, SBCOND RACE—S$1500. . B-yemr-olds and up, six furlongs: Start good; Place $440 show $2409 Mediator Jr.. show $480 — - his first public « - liamsport ive ommonweaith Handicap feature ner—Ch. c ) Aavinr, ame eae Kid. Trainer—R. E. Heffernan. Time—:24 3-5, Equivaient ‘ ost ) . > -e eee 144 Score 1g , 1:47 2 HORSE a . Jockey. Odds to “os With Stevens Read, Tod Sloan. Ce 5 Bail Gee in the final ne ee ee for a “ve-man team by ba] he field. und d outstaved Just Latter moved up steadily from siow beginning. was lace $2° - , . , — 80. show $13.40; Croimanianie. #how $il.l $2 mutuele paid: Lady New on win $12.40. place $5.80. show $3.20: Jet. place - a B.C. tournament wee ing® gamely at the end Donnevideo becan tiring Curing last furlong. Prett eS driving: place same. Went -_ i? a 08. Price At post 2 eee a poe RACE —$700 Sree and up. Cee Ue maidens. t Syest Ee , cont of ff) whe y on Train -=S. air; won driv: ing; lace ogame ent » ote ; t — , T ar. . won dr tying place same. Went Pe post at 3 26; sities ‘oho ? 8 . Sorran ight. pains ‘and one-sixteenth at Ti ued St. Louis Steels} ___ ; rt Pere ‘ . ——_ i 8 “Sal. 2 84 2s. 27 Peewee, - 2: 4a 8 eee 44s eelUlUmelhlUmwDl tO eC CO COG OTe Le e.”.©).UlU GE eee) eee. 8 eee i bas pra int the com peti- } lost: ens nm +: A ' 2 Pn” : er Su | t the 1 h anc n it J 8 a | L. 2 1 1: orden J b 2 gion nt thie city at @ of | ~e! ws es, Siete ; : ae): Sy ines iG oueen Oo rushed into the lead at 4! wif no role. Conadonrna closed som deanthne tam tnentind oheee an a ee ee . ss ee other racers will mately represent oa ? oe oars Fol wm tt .- Oo 1Ce. “The Florida Handicap. S-year- olds and up. olx furlongs kood effort. Little Vince closed a i ap. Galush: as steeved wide the enti > |one pound less. Cherry ‘Tne Wi m 5 ouis will reserved dates On| vv, " ,. »ha ™ ; ' i ' | Pacer “Sow be s re) - —~ = > ¥ a ue tr wi ors = J SI . 4 . I Tad y : nhvesen s © ; Ragtime , valent FOURTH RACE—S$700. claiming. + a —- up. five and one-half fartonge ; = havin wn P. s7 O —Start good. won driving, pls ame. Went “ ; wo : ing. piece . same. B wrens ax: post #: i | a " - _ tien. Mecdart«. ( hicage art good, 2 same. Went to post at 0 00; at post at ; . «.. 4. bx Brocesbick—_Aleter Croan Fenn C man eee | 7 : : jetta = an 2 7 “ 2 Bh = * day. Seven races M&k@ SEM werch 23%. 5 ». m—Byrne aed “" | : - ; opening day card, which ® i vo: Greenficids, Cabannes, = r eature ce he rac a featu race. TI races Sted : Ve. 1. «the ait -* aia Pe Pat Nae ee EOS TS PE TS rape eg! oe IRI ae SE OA NE Rie 0 BE Nigga ee claiming variety. The fount March 2 S&S Bp m—Greeler=, is given over to fillies and Cardinals, Dedgers, Wa- six thoroughbreds are (leb Ne. 1. Wabash Clab Ne. on ine | d one |~ ners | : | er? Se ine | - ' she" Gra: we _— with Harned Bros.’ Agnes © Hartmans. oe : ‘ Pa, i § a: ' . : : , a re : ay _ , — 4 gaeed ‘ - ‘oe! ; : . it? at . ' SIXTH mAC ' —_$ TOR. claimine. S-year-olds -s ye March 31. 16:15 p. m—T ewer engi ns Fannie May a Sane POge Ea rear eT * : ‘ rt th Pens | arced to rae “ : . - OTs) ale .) Do : show $4. la? -- mile and one-siteenth—Start « " Srivinmg San Ww 4 rying top we: ght of ill a e Bas Aprti = 19:15 pp. m—Mergans, , j ay Deals. Reberts. HKanbe, early | vee " Piow 4° se ~@¢ Pla} Hour 33 rat | ~ 3 r ee & . . ue : ing wh ae oplied MIAMI ~« is LMHES Pike: NTH R \ E—S 709. t-rear-olds and up. claiming. mile and an eighth— . | a . Treveller raced into lead ~— —_— rae Metadur. Mies An : - ave ‘ Rik tlace sar Fent to J = ? at post 1] minute. Train- ed ‘in the event are named % ”w15 fp om — Celblon ner > 10. niac S80. show $4 lopex. plac C en gage RE Nl a =“ = - aie oo et ace 1st th ers. & =. Si a : =. es : Pe > Sens Siaha Derby, March 26. ’ ettone. — ants ~ . La . m 7 . . e. . J an . ' on show § : Al ope P.s ’ er “Fy VE \TH K \ b—8 1000. claiming, 4-vear-olds er — | TORSE - a L in rome ae : KING BEES sET RECORD , up. one mile an hree-«!x- _ —— , . isileiihenibeeae — 2 : - (rid - - — - . ois, Oth tennths: Sta | a? ake a tr ene mailto end thres-cts , | Nena = | od ) — Ee +: Bagenbageage, Binary Mar King } b lial : * raf s ~ a i i a i i i a rg a Wen Dost at ~ ge Bees established a newW Sisk : \ ‘ . ' Lit hs ? (rant ea ' ry, wy : . ‘ : e hl . sy ‘ - . >- e r TL i ae ad a ‘ + . aon Wor ster Lamberta. in aie % SL gs. At Tijuana. AB yrggee—on a , . . Sees a 7 “ ’ : ‘ =. 7 ne press ‘an r » MB Se OD Proseatte 61 AT HAVANA FIRST RACE urion . i: 2 yout ot, : : " | : te Sg: | a ye . et bu , » George ( Kalward ‘ ‘ VU ) : ‘fa, - ; ™ . p \s . , } ! . 7 . —“—% ‘ . bac : _—e v2 2 . " =—e pen rn o oo ‘ ee . . : iTliié 5 ik ag , ; ; 3 ea therde |} 1 Persad . . Pe san “y i : ; 3 > | , - . . ‘ = . ‘ at pa : i 7 - ; : " ‘ a - | : . nae : . | ns © S +U : ; : | . in ’ ~ ~ . . } “ 2 ’ : ‘ " 7 ‘ og ° “ . a ; : : - ’ 2 4 = ' : . es : eta ' h > Ros iHunte . . . ‘ ; 5 ail Gone : ; } nals a reg , r tle * wor odd from the Reg- tral 17 ; Pi ‘ 7 rd a*te : a PET ‘ . ’ ; ‘a I ai! : ayo ; uw To ay i (4 j " ? . ; 2s. a; » « = - — ~ : 7 ! % . : z G an? * = : _ 7 al €% De eae Ly @ tes en x nee ODT PIMA SOI oe te ect py; ret RARE) S48 ,Y — | 4 ee en Ts Dé t+ ee ~ Fac : backer: ened” wees Bos 2 oe R —— -: ney. Bed , ‘ei: “Dg , a T 104 Rex A "38 S mg — ) , a 7 ome aS Ger ral b 3. ee ol. Sni io ; Los Doe & Sal ~ be }Mandings' Woester , Lamberts. Bre - ver Stale, aa bie 1 | m _ arte +’ mol . Car i. : _ = o Art 8 Cc ng: h - me | 4 st - agit t QO 3 a . 7 } 17 Big A ‘ f : . : +. ap " 7 : : - " 7 . 3 7 7 v ros | 7 . . om ARC -HIBALD’S “ . ; | — ds : ry By pa Witters ress adhe gaamaaaiat te tet ira 1 Me 8 , Morgans “a-8 | es ° - — . nn ’ Hew é Favored nivy 2 nomi sty i3 7) 4 . 1 cs » Bit ; oe . i ~ ot Ba.. Te . De om a 10 f rood horses tn the he ennai Res ic iNazoue) ’ , Nhat fleur ne j is and upward euriot anaes acnmnedl 1aQ Comrade Bg wien. “rue hamrock Flowerl!l? nny Maid bod Oar Seti ” Handicap at Miami! yea ‘. o YEWSPAPER LEAGUE. ere Bint (Pender 3.8 In Future Books i to 1 and five at 500 t¢ | Summer Time 114 arc 2 0 | | Riack o@ ‘White.l03 *teeeset 3 Serena .... | ser ayers wes | qual he track FOQRMEEMEEEEEN™*’?2per League results: Andy Ele “ee ) J ’ —_ — ' : ; Ht, Fiectric 1! Bloc ' Hour Far ctr. Br i+ iy os = ae F ‘ > “ en . : a . Sy _—— 2 ‘ isi Jane Dierks. nt vais, ich or LIy = tne . tte 3 | ¥ eadeaa : Pe ae Kinsman ~ Pe ewar-olis five and & ba : thre * e port Finals 1; Sport Ex- ; i. L - ma Kenten and id i s mt 7 i | ehe ~ 118 baie’ arold - 5 pci ~ = ons ' a : ; a Jo it as eae a a, 2 . ge Se. ‘ , “at Ware @- Sport Spe- : 55% aiae ran os . : : . 1) | teenth " atcnida ph cat az : V aii bent ri SaEe . . 1: Pink Sheets 2. Aus H RACE—One mile and ope six . *\ oor lor PE ~ttie Jennie Pe ° ' a — ~~ . =) ®tiue " ~ i a : Pe. —_— Te ve Widener Colt Held at 6 to 1] ’ ; " ~ +} ante ae iis [ * tty Prin : e > 4 - — ° e« > } ia &,. *. L . ete. ; *} =F ‘. wy P So , . ARP = ‘ atinees' g£00d ones on . 4 , ' r ; Team ‘eaders Pies» $33. Toreida (Fisher! . 13.00 6.40 4.00 ' ; e ak Vee iTta name re ‘ ih =, ifest 686, Harter 475.) ’ indian ‘I vies (Peteruei: . , ' for Kentucky Derby—Jus- ; Gumand - ma - ta My — day He previously had s : Len «a League res! 8B ] Policeman way: 5 : - ethiehem @- St amare “ a ‘ i) $e “wee pater , 4 "77. lz 7 ann. tw . V aloro ‘ . ine ham | ‘ .ne latest future book odds on V ood ceow Kalike (Avestin) me ; Time. 1 02 the Kentucky Derby. released bw a eS teaine ‘e . x sriton. =r ' ' 7 , ’ oe ‘ . > . : Te) ~n! he ting Comr ‘estoner veetar i-4 (9 @® a . + + IOS é nae & ; ? : = bin : >. . =’ : Os! . : im. ‘ 7. * Time, 1:1. — | = oe | Justice F a ip Rap are second War Fate lias . le ; ' The Sairs SEVENTA RACE—S800 “$m Te, choices, being heid at 8 , C3 Reo iled Stock tn yer olda ra hbo ee counree oer 2 ' / setts . . Ray ~ dui c | Flow, owned by Walter M essen 7 — Jenner)S.00 3'60 2/80 a 5 SD eo 4 on and the leading 2-year-ol ; 3.80 Man o War. ite quoted at 10 to 7 ee Patti tS de bee : et et eet et et eet eet et el Sasu ‘ 4 ‘he Corona Women's A \ $2 ricket of Tat 3 alte M. Amtent 367, M age son of ay . ——— ‘Oo Chat ; Pie ao « —_ a) ny . :' .~ or $24.48. r 3 * Drm ‘YToole 421, EB. Stier! pie gaye = * 20 5 706. claimin | | r : Mar ayn sn os Oa a Herede Prid i «=> Sanford io5| Live was grouped in the Eira nann 438, E. Denchue . rown Reed. Riac . ‘ P ND - — or . rity ye. ol ace tintin i te ie dein an an ae > . ‘4 —e . . Ss - re, . ‘s Re Fair Star, William Dupont Jr's °?* Candy Hoc. Dolan, nl my Jock, > 73K , Weather veer: track 1 ode ou Lit “Ff ’ Blossom House and Mera * ae ue ae ee ~ es ' ~ 2 Q ' staat AT TIJUANA Ga fi@gan Elst . re 7 tears 1. Strikes 3, tt nt et ot mk Susous te We Bee a RACE—One mile ~ | fa 7 = nai at 25 to 1. The Sat- rig Sq -——9 a" and | Malacha (Rowen) 14.°0 , rap, an English bred cold, that haa |. ee: 4@ to 1. Others from 50 te 1000 sbethere ret $.40 ‘iHRever raced tn thi country. is Time 1 4% 1-5. teeen Hit tines. Quoted at 20 to 1. The Satrap is ne pote, Prank Semnier, Full C.F i Selinente of Date Sine. SPORT AN AID TO STUDY "#204" tiowiinse iktmes side and “uptund ee ed eee eee | ae SEG SPwORE. one mille and 70 yards: | Gieupe S-yonrelas "aed eowere me eek |e S band ot 0 tor 8 : NINTH & ag t ~ (ey * bec ; a 2 ar — zie Aas Aa saad at hts SAYS N Cc A OU ~ ~ tt. NA geo we =e ; i : = - > : “ “ z . 7 — : rr. .* 6 i, aa ¥ paid > 2 . ia] oT Amma | HONORE: , "| wietery vesterday dropped from WESTER! ( Antiqufts at & —_ : nd La - r 7 pence c mc nm Frcay, Gaffney ran SOF princes : : from 2) OACH = AT NEW ORLEANS. Sse 2 12) proce dames dae Weds Rego 4g | Bac SE spsepird Foire: me tes i » ss 34 2 ' . ; oh “a : “ : '. ; v: : 4 : | --. »? “ | this >| race. bre off to 4 | Pete race . ee 9 is tot Specta! to the Post. Drenatch wall te : Peer t :? r +28) ; _ wr ye - é . ‘ - ; , . . 4 . . : | " 7 . . > ~~. ” ; ‘ : ‘ . t ‘ . ‘ : ; : : 7 . r 4 hr Yirty " RY a ~ a LEY nm : anes Athtetice P r » | ’ " " im . : ’ . - . . : =_ a. = ; b ut _— -. a Gaffney, making his in two days, won the of on the card at Miam~ OO el ll al nnn Pn (TOR: Ss STNDAY neti ot et oe i &* SD . F OD ae bt Peet pt eet 2 ie Oe pees RS hah. Bat 4 i ; i hat 4. a2 a Ls ~~ end Fg ' a mine ~ ve ofl Oa ahs vas * rt take Mardi Gras *Ppur ® academic accomplishments s. Riece : a7 ; liandicap at Fairgrounda Feb ‘ANA SO r CHES ‘on . m ¢ mi, Sie atin ae , | . : THIUANA RATS : ; has dropped to 30 te 1. Terr - 2 ais : ! " , oe = “a Cee ee eee — e atc a hall fu ~w , i164 Mose Shapoff saddi Firet rece——Puetdv Fos w aos ‘ ‘Vans, Callifornia’s director ar tyr r “te oy ae mir . fontel , ” . « — a” + 7 * L: 1g Ce ee ee) 2) Dednd4o02 ee st pO wrt se bee Bs ? “~ 2 «°° Dias ons Gam Ming Ton + 113 Pata Third race, parse $700, claiming. @-rear. Third race. gur

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ne 3 Vea? * =e Tijuana Derby Today. | His first Derby of 1927 wil] E run at Tijuana today when 1 é-year-olds will go to the In the $25,000 Tijuana Derhb mile and an eighth. ,winner of the Tijuana | Stakes last year and | allowance ! weight of | William Dost J one Polante affairs, wil] 120 pounds. Daniel's Carry top Justice F, crack colt, make at Tijuana in the Derby. will shoulder 119 pounds ° ° . : Baron Long, California | man, heads the list With four. He has nameg Pata | Read, Tod Sloan, Conquistador and | Broadmoor. | brother of Morvich. | Stable, is represented by and Architect. E. F. | Canada has also named two. Wan. dering Minstrel and Sir H The other entrant is Palolo, 7 * Possible Coffroth Field. Mes: of the prospective start. The cojt sports. | ers in the rich Coffroth Handi. cap will face the barrier in the and one-sixteenth at Tijuana today. Cotlogomor, winner of the New Orleans Handicap; Backbone. 4 Cherry Tree, Dangerous, Gaffsman, Token, Sanford Sandy Man, Flag. | staff, Edisto, other racers: will match atrides Backbone will carry top Weight of 120 pounds : one pound tote 114, less. s . . The eighth race on | Tijuana, a claiming handicap, | 8-year-olds and up, wil! con- jtested for over a distance of two miles and one-quarter. The race. longe st one of the / meeting, has drawn seven entrants, | Barb Wire, Irvington and Compoa | Ser are asked to carry 110 ‘over the ruelling course. | McMahon and Sielx II are ,leniently by the handicapper, Binutesr. . $100; he he latter #0, . . . Pompano Opens. : HE 25-day race iT Pompano, Fla., will open Mon-” | day. Seven races make up the opening day card, which is void of 'a feature race. The races are of a. | claiming “variety. The fourth race iS given Over to fillies and mares, SIX thoroughbreds are entered with Harned Bros.’ | rying top weight of 111 pounds. eS Sa Some of the best | quartered at Jeffer meet in the Brookdale Handicap, at Jefferson Park Mopday, at one: i mile No - Regrets, Swingalong |Stable’s filly, will carry 116 | pounds and give weight to a num- ber of good colts. E. R. Bradley | of Idle Hour Farm, is represented by Binary Star and Bright Shel. | Black on White, an Idle Hour cast- |off. is among the entrants.. He will race-in the colors of R. C. | Thatcher. The nine racers nomi- nated for. the event are named for 'the Louisiana Derby, March 26. ; ; +o 7 - | Bagenbageage, Binary Star and Boo of the Idle Hour Farm Stable, ; were worked out at . & 1 yesterday morning by Trainer Bill @ “Pek Hurley. Bagenbaggage was sent oO! an five-eighths in 1:12. Bit- 7 fet was nary Star and Boo both worked 4 any tn mile. The former covered the dis- > the en- - , . fance in 1:451-5 well in hand, i whils Star went in 1:48 |} and could have worked much fast- (er. Sister Maggie did the { best | work of the morning at Fair- grounds when she covered three :85 4-5. oa Equals Track Mark. 08 | T. ARCHIBALD’S Crystal -H Domino, a nominee for the ° Kentucky Derby, beat a band’ of good horses itn. the Florida Handicap at -Miam! yesterday and — the track record of 3 5 for three-quarters Crys] nino was ridden by Byrot \| Heathen. Sir Peter- and a fe¥q | other good ones in the race. Cry®- | tal Pomino was rkidden by Byro® | Ray and paid $19.80 for $2 to win. |it was Ray's -iday. He / | Policeman 3-year-olds | y Hour, ghth— . Train- CAaAsBV Bir Lary i. Jimmy === | furlongs in sami longs : } , 4-vear- previously had ridden Day to victory. . ~ * | Live Let-Live, owned by Alder e) man J. J. Coughlin of Chicage. | turned a complete form reversa! ;1n Winning the second race at Jef- '_ferson Park. In his last previous out Live. h Live was beaten ny West/ 17 lengths by a group of cheap o- a A $2 ricket on the Wing ner called@for $24.40. Live Tt] Live was grouped in the field with © Blossom House and Mercutio. . . * (ratfney, making his second start | in two days, won the opening event ” (om the card at Miamt yon | from a band of ordinary horses. — Gaffney paid $16.30 for $2 to win. i | F riday, Gaffney ran sixth In the. 4 OO l third ; He got off to a & 4 iead hut tired badly after reach~- a ing the turn and finished seve" @ lengths in the rear of the winnet. @ Mose Shapoff saddled the winner | second race, Policeman Days a by Byron Ray. The hors® 110 he castoff of the Greentree Stable ho fan over a field of fair horses t© | 108| win the race in 1:12. Policemat | 110 | Day beat Ball Gee in a drive by * & nose. The winner ts owne@ bY Ly iB. Draun, Louisville turfmaa. 3 ae he | Year -o'ds race. if of the ridden bal E ee Aes! hss ; Y at’ Juvenile ; 4 number of 7 his first public erpearance ff BS of nominators — West Coast Handicap, at one mile ~ Carlaris and seven | and Carlaris is allotted 3 Cherry Tree wil] 7 for 7 Tijuana’ pound#s Docs treated ths4 former will tote 97 pounds and the : . March 18, 8 p- TN) ecting at f Agnes Call car. 3 rson Park will ; Fairgrounds @ . = Conquistador ts a full @ Rosedale © : Tin Hat g Seagram of #. -@majority of the March 25. 8 p. Pants, Cardinals, ¥ Apri 2, 10:15 p. Be 603. s s second winner of the The complete St. March 22. ‘March meto win one game from the andividua) eee Standings: ‘ either wv { DRG Bethlehem 0; St. . John s2oR j LOCAL ‘EAMS oy “OMPETE AT OR FRIDAY : | Leni Major League eves Will Try for Honors peel — King Bees High Game of 1145. ymsport Five New Record A With 3144 Score the Associated Presse 1 ELT SPORT, P42.. og March 6. AE Williamsport Keystone powling quintet has estab- _— a new three-game 4 for a five-man team by » 9144 pins in a match ie five pins higher than ~ mark ever attained in 5 A. B.C. tournament. PPLE POPE PLP LPP BP LPP LL LP LL an MEL, PLP Louis bowlers will make their bid for honors in the annual ~n Bowling Congress cham- hip tournament at Peoria, IIL, Mey night, when two quintets, Schweiglers and St. Louis Steels pf in the five-man event. The of- ischedule shows a total of 54 teams entered in the competi- .. his is the highest number — this city at a title com- tion in years. ‘majority of the leading teams » &. Louis will not make a bid ‘the championship until April, major league Betets having reserved dates on ® 3 and 4. w f Louis five-man bedule is as follows: March 11, 8 p. m.—Schweigers, Louis Steels. h 14, 10:15 p. m.—Interna- is No. 1, Hellrung-Grimm, en. Ma 15, 10:15 p. m.—Wacker- le: Wild Hunters. ‘March 18, 8 p. m—Polish Na- 1 Alliance, C. Howard Stew- Clover Leafs. m.—Carondelet ation, Medarts, Chicago bers, Petersons, Pontals. March 19, 10:15 p. m.—Hope Al- Missouri Steel and Wire, Avenue Recreation, Hahns. 10:15 p. m.—*Saratogca, 23, 8S p. m—Byrne and ovo: Greenfields, Cabannes, ll No. 1. m.—CGreeleys, Dedgers, Wa- Club No. 1, Wabash Club No. © Hartmans. QMarch 31, 10:15 p. m—Tower re Banks. m— Morgans, Deals, Roberts«x. Kaubs, Francis DeSales, Fishers. t . April 3.8 p. m.—Missouri Pa- Boosters; King Bees, United fers, Witter Razz. ‘April 3, 10:15 p. m.—W ooster berts. Fd Koelns, Mt. Manus. m.—New Palace 16:15 p. m.—Rhinos, Recrention, Schaefer Recreations, Schaefer- 8 p. m—City Coal. _ 8 p. m.—Pevelys. Pri! 8, 10:15 p. m. — Coibion 4 tions. /KING BEES SET RECORD. Ring Bees established a new ®fingle game record in the Ma- (ty League with a count of . This high score enabled the lead- § Wooster Lamberts. In the big » Meinhardt counted 245, Deen Hippe 209, Pitts 214 Sand mit 266. The five had a three of 3081. In other matches, the 2s Won the odd from the Rog- i Greenfields took two from the = means and the Cabannes two of the Cotbions. stars Were: ® Duncan 644. memann jks. B® Schmitt 627 from Hartnage! Ostermueller 646, Heibert 578, Martin and Healy 621. ! Woester Lamberts “ureenfields 4°.°7 »Cabannes 87-22 Bees 84-35, ! mons 22.47 togers 33-33, Morgans 23-46, NEWSPAPER LEAGUE, "paper League ees «Lie —The Na- | rr . a Tennis | ‘championship started today at tne | ion, effective | | pe pro- | FOR TIJUANA DERBY | entries, | } } ’ r ) Broadmoor and | Tone entrr. Tin Hat | order | Hahn | arose fa, Cc. 7 A. Wolf- and Ponelelit, | Harvard Club with an entry of/| thirty-two well known players in-} cluding 1927 champion, William | 2and Jr.. but not the 1926 champ- | Fillmore Hyde who is abroad. | Four high ranking players, Rand, Coward, Mixsell and Haines said to be the four among whom | the new title now I|urks. After watching the first round com- tition this afternoon, many fing were pointed to Otis Guernsey, Club. as ond the inal are — ers Yale The se Monday, the si final next Saturday. re Scottish Cup Results. By the Associated Press. EDINBURGH, Scotland, —The fourth round of the Scottish } Football Associstion Cup competi- | tion was played today. The results| alkirk 2, Rangers 2: Ro’- | Patrick Thistle 6, Arthurlie 0, East mont formidable. round wil] be played | third round Tuesday, | mi-f Thursday and the March 5. | follow: KF 'Ness 2, Dundee United 0: Fife 3. Celtic a; ADVERTISEMENT a | | | | | ‘“HAIR-GROOM © | eines Hair Combed, Glossy: Well-Groomed all Day ee ee ‘‘Hair-Groom” is a dignified | combing cream which costs only few cents a jay. at any drug store, Mil- | lions use it because it gives that) natural gloss and well-groomed ef- fect to the hair—theat fina] touch # good dress, both in business and on | social occasions. Even stubborn, un- | ruly or shampooed hair stays combed | | all day in any style you like. ‘‘ Hair. Groom’’ is greaseless; also helps | grow thick, heavy, lustrous hair. | / - J istroxKe its i Sort ‘ . ithe junior players, | years ‘about it, _deal of fun trying their strokes. | practice i doing | is, = its ‘you Zg |it is isults of the ithe | beyond words—if 1927.) you game? tion, to be voted upon at the an- | USe Judgment and decide that the powers that be will need your help | To borrow from Franklin, Lady | elps himself, regular games. Sometimes it is shard to find some one who is will- and is more ing to return the again, but usually, ball again there than one person who wants.to prac- tice a certain stroke. The “I'll give you 10 and then you give me | 10” plan works out well, and lends variety to the practice. Sometimes the player the stroke itself satisfactorily, finds it very ball in a certain direction. Prac- tice of this sort enables him to try the same shot on consecutive strokes, while in a regular game, the opportunity to make this cer- tain shot might come only now and then. Strangely enough, from experience, I have found that in a match the ball that is hardest to return always comes, seemingly, at the most crucial time, when one has most need of the point, Youngsters Work Hard. At one tennis club in Berkeley, I frequently players out for practice, and it seems that, many more have discovered There are several about 13 or 14 ké€en but sce of late, value. of age, who are very and seem to have 1 The important thing in is to be sure that you are the stroke in the correct fashion. Then, if you give it a good try-cut of 15 or 20 minutes before your regular game, it is bound to improve. Stroke practice self, very interesting when et into it. To me, sometimes almost as much fun as a regu- lar game. When the stroke begins improvements and the re- practice are evident to himself, he is pleased you are a tennis player you will know exactly what I mean. to show player et ee ea a MPM. PLEA BLL LLP fh executes | difficult to send the | of | a great | stroke | Fe our Horses’ Equal Choices For Coffroth V————— —— Justice F, Carlaris, Backbone and Flat Iron Are Held at 6 to 1, ee | William Daniel's crack colt, Justice F., W. T. Anderson’s Car- laris and Greenbriar Stable’s Backbone and Flat Tron are equal favorites at 6 to 1 in the future betting on the Coffroth Handicap to be run at Tijuana next Sunday, according to figures released yes- terday by a local betting Commis- | sioner. Boon Companion and Cotlogo- mor, the last named winner of the New Orleans Handicap, of the Coventry Stable, are held at 8 and 10 to 1, respectively. E. F. Sea- gram's Gaffsman is quoted at 8 to 1. The odds on the remaining | eligibles range from 10 to 1000 to |1. Two Pats is held at 1000 to 1. Jack Alexander’s price has been (ent from 15 to 1 to 12 to 1. The odds on the leading candi- date > 8 | Justice F, | Carilaris Boon Companion ae Gaffsman . . Cotlogomor Cherry Tree dack Alexander Dangerous BSSsouweraaranne SL dedadad C2Qcnraae F lagstaff Conquistator LOCKHART SETS TWO NEW SPEEDWAY MARKS the Associated Press. | CULVER CITY, Cal, March 5.— 'Frank Lockhart of Los Angeles to- | day toured the mile and a quarter Culver City track in 311-5 seconds, |a speed of 1442-10 miles an hour, to festablish a new world’s record for all size automobiles on a bowl. His speed, made while qualifying for the 250-mile championship race for 91.5 cubic inch displacement cars here tomorrow afternoon, sur- passed by more than two miles an hour the mark set last year by Ben- nett Hill with a larger motor on the mile and a half Atlantic City track. Lockhart was timed by Fred J. Wagner, official American Automo- bile Association starter, and Art Klein, assistant starter. The mark made by the 23-year- old driver also eclipsed the world’s straightaway record of 141.3 miles 'an hour for 122 cubic inch dtsplace- ment cars, established by Tommy Milton in 1924 at Muroc Lake, Cal. a By Entries Increase For Indoor Meet Beaumont and Clayton High File for A. A. U. Event Next Week. Track coaches of Beaumont High School and Clayton High Schoo! are preparing to enter representa- tive teams in the prep events of the annual Western A. A. U. field and track carnival at the New Coliseum next Saturday night, according to information received yesterday by district officials in charge of en- tries. Soldan High School has already nival, while seven entries were sub- mitted a few days ago by the St. Louis Country Day School. Other prep institutions represented on the list of early entries are: Went- worth Military Academy of Lexing- 2; women's events of the New Coli- ton, Mo.; Kemper Military Acad- -emy of Boonville, Mo., and the Benia (l.) High School. Coach Schultz of Riddick Play- Pee filed six entries yesterday 'with Secretary Bob Probst, for the xeum carnival. Members of the Riddick squad will compete in the women’s 300-yard relay race, wom- en's 50-yard open handicap dash and women’s open handicap run- ning high jump. Four teams are now enrolled for the women’s relay feature. The other contenders fn this event are: Léretto Academy, Curlee Clothing Co. and the New Coliseum A. C. Miss Dolores Boeckman, captain of the New Colfseum squad, has been sending her team of feminine relay candidates through a series of training sprints during the past three weeks in preparation for a determined effort to retain the dis- trict championship title captured by the team in last year’s meet. Big Golf Club. The Royal Sydney Golf Club, with a membership of 2200, in Australia, is believed to be the world’s largest golf club. filed 12 entries for the district car- | SALES OPPORTUNITY WE HAVE OPENINGS FOR TWO MEN TO SELL OUR “HONOR-BUILT CLOTHING” Paul Steadman, local\ feather- weight title claimant, and Jack Ross of Chicago, have signed ar- ticles for a six-round bout on next Thursday night's professional box- ing program at the New Coliseum arena, according to an announce- ment from Matchmaker Jack Tip- pett. Tippett also announced that Gene Riley and Roy Eckert, loca! lightweight maulers, had accepted terms for a six-round match. Riley’s southpaw style of milling made *him one of the most feared punchers In the amateur ranks. He was awarded the referee's decision over Eckert two years ago in an amateur tourney. Riley was floored twice and Eckert three times. Other six-round contests will feature Henry Maleor of Carlin- ville, Il, in a middleweight bout with Clarence “Kid” Shaulters of Scott Field; Clifford “Digger” Nelson of East St. Louis, in a fily- weight match with Young Ketchel of this city. rounds each are planned. , AMRIT EET WHY PUT IT OFF? You have been in- tending to join the ‘*Y’’_but you have been putting it off. Every day you de- lay you lose just that much fun, physica] fitness and good fellow- ship. Let’s go— tonight. “EXERCISE IS PLAY” AT THE Y. M. C. A. © AND LOCUST APPLY : W. Z. Gibson, Inc. '¢s,ii-*" PPE POL ONY OIL IOS ’ nae PPAF LOLA MIL L LIONS | “ARE es ine” 18 old er over. Tho od geod for, @ FREE swim PAGE 5S) Four preliminary bouts of four in se i IN White Owl, mildness takes on @ different meaning ... satisfying mildness . . . sweetness of taste and refreshing coolness, that enable you to enjoy one cigar after another all day long. Try the satisfying White Owl mild- ness today. 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ST LOUIS POST-DISPITH a 5 ean ae ame a) arate - - Se de ad OE a Ot - _ Benny Nash Back “Pros” Gave Junior i 27 Outs in A MARVELOUS AGGREGATION OF MONEY-SAVING POSSIRIEE RONEN eteren ~—d Last Inning Just to “Show Them Up” . Nationally Kaan Sencar Star Atiotcs Retwed 16 m 2 ; “weve Pai, Wairos Ree ee “y *. “Cercless” 2nd Oppo nents Pat Ower Four wo’ Tadies. MG a = ) $4 depts cane wok ag FOR. yt Lewd AEE “O. 2 — WHEN BASEBALL fy : meets WAS YOUNG "“ ha S| CHANGE IS MADE IN By Joe B. Foster a —E—'s - ‘HIGH SCHOOL CACE oo , ) | LEAGUE SCHEDULE ee & * “ po 7 4 ‘ - } Sore pA nat ER ant ea ROP ES. PP PRs ea) See 7 ee T5e GRANITE STEW KETTLES === T5c to $1 FLOORCOVERINGS Lepemert of Dvereatian Bic Sg ee A a - ber est frem tel! relia. (_-unerupieces )0% ae ; per comet weteTprest. 47) - ow a bhewe bees? fic bewe . a ps ra GFORGE w. NORRIS and heited euame| emr- : : e fare. The beer tacterr . ae oe eshbeatandardcse Se © FeoT oe all eelé fer the price. 3 ca guard sgninet leasing equnre ‘ard ? “Wescite Shoals te private interests. f« a — a : ; ; finn 5 rt Sieg { ’ , —" ‘- , ” . . - » 4 ‘ * ° P * v ad — - . F ~ . d - * o al e a - a - "Toe QT PESCH’S BILLIARD HALL — 206 . EIGHTH ST. MONDAY AND TUESDAY MARCH Tih and 8th : oo = 4 ig eg A 8 tr cat a ser Ee | = Le pu OF LILLILIITII1) LI. 4/é “ ae Ae — 4 , ; ewan Preece ‘ : S es : —— — oe , 3 ' : , HREE salient facts oa out a . Meet Opens Here nrkae thromphe men ~—, 3 7 Men's att te $35 Suits $1398 ie —\ cn ae ene “eeeiceil DOG FANCIERS TO it tap semen : aes : Seat ; teal a om Kenerens’ ‘te passed | in re HOLD JOINT SHOW AT Frida Mo - ! emtereé trom Ht. Jt a Lb: rere “a CM @t m4 nimendations actepte COLISEUM IN APRIL y rning Hie have fewer metiber wehbe +. TOPeOATS a ny natn a ntintny’ at ends eee Yeventum witnews wnd the : . AND he constant increase in the stature Final Cames on Saturday : reg | a | he statul : : en i tie | | Ts tor Reed of Missouri as a presiden Wimmer and Hunner-Lp | : i: alilaiiaaaii : You wil) like these ie OVERCOA . irs rr : | ‘ the seseis . , . Pee 1h? x by story t ‘pe aes, OT) Go to Cohmmbic 0 play ree gmtmes i MY | = : smart Spring > f VALUES Tr es ere deeds , beirg = | oO r1oek | Suits '—the splen- te “ UP TG $25 . ea rge measure, avout ie Geecs | — therwise, of these tnuree. did tweeds, cassi- rT bh SPR ey mere and Scotch | . stn — fabrics '—the new capes, ness ending a tax refund Congre simgie and double 7. Phi . ~Srmseg- MEZZ4- eee ; : breasted models’ , Ae “ize 35 to 42 NING ss 3 i 2 deaf ear He recommended rad And remember, : : ae ; maior they come im the | new greys, tame, Mer s SE Al—Woe! Bine $2 Pants _ browms, blues and Mer's $15 Moiesiir ~ heaetber novelty patterns—the kind ; Z 2% Mer's $4 Wor Coats. Dianke? jmec__ thet will b#@ fea- = ; Boys’ $12.50 ooring Suits. Saie Price . . tures) this Spring : Bors’ $3.50 0. D. B-eeche: lace knee. $1.99 in the higher- SRS DE ks RP mR, pare epet ge oe ree le paralegals RMT WA ee ats «a pains Basan ioaat Sie WERT et neo ae ae PA vege ting " he session began with the Pres oe , eo vsti ae, ne mane et . Re bol, Vagnht retary of Commerce and 4 commission He rece appropriated at and Conger os k ec + + ai? imine. | ’ “ , ° ‘ P ' , ‘ ‘ . _ : o, ‘ ~ a : ’ Ti * ; ' ; Zz ee ! ‘ sz. ane po Fon ~~ ; ri a . . Tit > ’ is : - . ‘ as ' - ; ms ad Pe i TA 7 i , ) ; * 3 7 " ? " . " a ; + eh ™ o | | priced suits’ Coets , : a | Se. at - at es : ., - . >> . \ ‘The ia! ‘ aipecea or serge 7 $18 a fer 1 illippin : med! Sizes 5-18 ‘. wee Ay iry to civil contre 5 : Complete with ; 4% ia mse..lie made it known (th =) ‘test, one pair longies and one pair “Te the V-> 8 ; ‘ — : 7 icNary-Haugen : an aA Ktackers ——$6 95 .=: . , Le . Continuing the ~ | pesos Smitten in the Camp Si i Sale of Boys’ Knickers $ BPD oH Party Friends ‘ c $50T0$90 RADIOSETS ; by: FE > is e record of the helped by this + : . . — Lam, sa ne. Beatone with ‘ $5.5 Red in : os - in ; "on : _ | GLASSWARE SPECIALS | MEN'S $4.50-$6 OF 8 funy ts active ube & 0 ne : aon * artivug’ : ke : here ; —— ee i eros 4 Sc . “ee mee ie setts - At t& Mate oh » : a ere condensers. rroup of Oa . : 6 ai ween Se ae + s twee 7 ies ie mere Tweed si ite JONnKIes ure t it D } id have been swamped. Hil } | ow heave often envied the man who could look over etch |§6ENICK ERS egiate models—aizses 6 1 ee , : pM Fe%, Ruttingham Purest your set and by inserting « emall fixed condenser some- . t' Full Lined Knits are tailored of ali.we. ni. COT es, vi. —. CANVAS . ‘" Sehalf of the farm bill iia Cm ¢ *heading wet plepe where, An ig its tone and re mgd Do ole Hundreds ba meres. blue serec. tweede ané merduncn: - *#5le ip that it prought Of Nema: Marth Sai nein pie Se always cb id ne theipedl de — ot ae oe . | . ” on with the President- s _ . = &@inost without precedent ff * so seg Dimeebans head, tebe te | fe imperfect condenser. $3 Fancy 3 ests Bhibeits 1: Putthen This new booklet will also give you the most recent PART weal = F °f presidents and vice-preside "Wenwerheamyctin: tie r ear meine en Tees amie, me mat filters and berttery ; B Dawes proved himself moreore apd a. BLANKETS : . me and alert presiding officer—t wae corte ce Ne t--—-4 rt Pert Peeters aa ; ; . , : , ‘ea ; : (cer orton ; Brad tem eens , sateen Round all ‘aed is * t? a & sredirer a? ba. : *} i) ts¢ hee Ladders, rh! ue Dawes woose oti — ' 'iard Hetel early in bis Vies teae 7 Fi iter TRMiats v ( ; -_ L_ fiueticen © * Paik . ;, Mey ; . 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Yesterd bargains were brought forth, are daily if you can. To neglect ’ mount to the most Pronounced ertee. - LARGE SIZE, wir Li. Lip STR re > EAR HA : MONDAY ekereES wide “WORLD DAVID A. REED (Pa.) Hard-bolled leader of the hard-boiled fight to save Vare; able and adroit. @©@ HENRY MULLER CHARLES L. MeNARY (Ore.) Co-author of McNary- Haugen bilf and a Vice- Presidential possibility. Pacha © vs v PHOTO HIRAM JOHNSON (Calif.) Emerged from darkness to make gallant though futile fight for Boulder Dam bill. = 4 GEORGE W. NORRIS (Neb.) ROBERT M. LAFOLLETTE ( Wis.) Again stood effective Able assistant to Reed guard against leasing of in campaign fund in- « Muacle Sheals to private quiries; following in fath- “ juterests. er’s footsteps. IMI: inte o I. " : : a | aif : rg : “a en cemecemmrttotins gg = > =: - pentestngme eas — ; ~ va a CSF at’ “4 3 * — é >> , _ : oe = ey Pe “ wad hite. RKISH TOWELS =m E TURKISH TOWELS ns, sin DAMASK TOWELS, 18x36 INCHES, 15¢ HES, 15ehh iomertrmeegn Short Session of 69th Congress LING, PLAIN AND FANCY, YARD, | . ‘ Disciphtilscc- ion Aneel lel BPsesiden's Pet Schemes Suf- yards for H Size 72x00 inches. ¢ oq EETS, BLEACHED : Ie tered Almost 100 Per Cent Defeat—Thwarted on Tax iEETS, BLEACHED 7 tha the as- | permits th branches H0H0 Federal President, and » of Sena- ial possi- Menishing activity of the the constant increase in tor Reed of j bility. The story of i large measure, about the and otherwise, of these th Men's $4 Woo! Sweater Coats, $1.59MR The session began Men's $5 Blue Woo! Shirts... S2@0eeemmending a tax refund. Congress Men's 50c Fancy Dress Socks...2GCMR2 deaf ear. He Men's $5 Plaid Lumberjacks. - Sie the Secretary $2-$3 KID LEATHERE®™ °° °° HOUSE SLIPPERS | Por men and young men—tan or bro Very flexible; stiteched-down soles, ber heels. Siges 5% te Ll. Special,pair,$1. and above, in states ioht 1 minvat hy State: hanks r suc oht is enioved bv State banks. Missouri as a p Yr] jo} ; fase y ecient were 70.000 of capital act; the seanibtions also for the pur- bim,) chase of t Cod canal; the McNary- Haugen farm relief bill, later vetoed by the President, and the naval appropriation bill, ‘earrving the opposed bs President. rest to the farm- ers was the bill providing $10,000,000 the uthorizing cessful measures the radio control ‘and harbors bill, he Cape revolves, doughty f session deeds, +) Luc > 11,84 river 7 el ee —_ ate which once heckled him grew to like and he carried on his off-stage negotiations without loss of popularity. Dawes emerges got radio \from the session with greatly increased pres- ‘tice. With Frank O. Lowden, he profits po- litically from the President's veto of the bill. At the same time, he standing with large banking interests by) for the Pepper-McFadden . areas. President rec. turned contro! with radio and recommended recommended three-cruiser item Of pr inte passace of Commerce he Imeé ission. He the comm! be appropriated at this time farm -...$2.95 ---$6.95 --$1.99 -$6.15 , $1.99 lat no money , area f a fizh Suropean ppro- has improved his FOr a@ Jie pea ap} asked il in for strike additional cruisers, and Congress ited for three. He to deal with coal] Milled for legislation e s0lidation, and got nothing urged the , meee sister of Philippine from | 5 . mautary to civil control. There was no re-! mse. He made it known that he clear MeNary-Haugen pill, the ce. Sgn ; Base” ing figure ume. - ; ; x . 12 : Senate. Continuing the work of In-, the Radio Pye the | — g i ae vestigating ‘corn borer and another a GX §00.- the work pPow- He railroad : , nal Poilery 000 for the relief of erop-failu _— oe liaruie>&rs emergencies, his effective bill. Reed of Missouri Was Session’s Outstanding Figure Senator Reed of Missouri was the outstand-, mined Corruption in pub-. ception He, of cloture in the Ser Senator Hawes of to expedite He islation, With the » Treasury the deter- The ex- possible by the adoption Votes tor Missouri and the position needed in the brought on ; The pertaining to : “" , ‘ »O enforcement iez bill m Prohibition the ment unit a separate bureau of the the discard bry opposition of the akineg enforce- | exception of the ine into was pushed opposed bill wet bloc. and was of the session. was made cloture ate. some of that in- other wets. who took reorganization Dill better row iD the the —_— his was $5.50 Red Rubber Knee Boots. $2. _.. $6.99 Men's $8 Hi-Top Boots, 16-in. $ Men's $14.75 Oil Tr'ted Boots, See {cannot be s ! 4 99c : ) rhe! \ alliance of the CIALS | MEN’S $4.50-$6 OXFORD ae peed S ia jor ui ---19¢ Thi ’ ite ers 39c Sienones vor atvien® ,' eS osed by he ° .15c \ s : x mone tach.._Ge me | A enforcement, heated the as usual with all quarrels ligion or prohibition, was I yemocratic side. resident's Pals in a Congress containing a Republican mjority of the and 61 in the aid they were due to an Democrats and the in- ereent Republicans. On one ( E Such a " ewucd Is e recor f the - Bewntgelteteerdli reported to the( terest of and Penn- Committee, he lilinois wet bloc. squabble discoveries in i'sylvania and cited three witnesses, ‘Insull included, for contempt. The the session found him in a-spectacular fight David A. Reed of Pennsylva- rian’s effort to the Committee formally Senate * his nine in senate . Samuel ; : confined to the end of virtually every resident Coolidge was some of he |e ctalwarts All Tax Reduction Measures Swamped Among otber measures nroval were a bill mailable except to authorized dealers: the Federal Judges fathered by Reed of the but } } ory? } poli ies Dis COoOusIN, have Missou Fund next Reed Presj- | the denied cific right the ballot Pennsylvania general election nia, over the life of the Slush prolonged into the David A. Reed to open ading received a} non ’ oy 1s " r } fy the Republicans. Spe worth, whic! aaa . , i Long Rostrum maker the cruiser the Vice INnaneuver’rs The fili- and the House Miation whi ALL YY nt SIZES é from the Came down successful manufacturers the boxes of the buster by was Missouri lO argue for appro- salary in Missouri: ; Was also and crease bill, -in the Senate ) ‘ook an active Bhat brought Ty-Haugey 4 The second -& the part in the . . ¢ “75 *-* ‘ 7 _ tf, , * , about bill extending maternity and Infancy act bill. for Wreckage Left by Filibuster Storm important ¢ com eF r } . the passage oO. Lie i C- appropria- end of two providing that vears, shall cease at the that period; a bill penalizing the purchase of in- fluence to obtain appointment to a Federa! | 7 office: a bill setting up an embargo against by the filibuster were the alien property bill; certain grades of Canadian milk and cream: he $125,000,000 — buildings bill; the | a @ Senate resolution extending the life , carrying an appropria- | of the commission which is Investigating the a conference re- working of the tariff commission. Ps” l rates; proposals, as of the tions for it brown q ¥ en —oe — ee or black, ™~ es the departure of the Vice-Presi- Goodyear weiy. BP Sin, : the fom the passive role that tradition has rubber heels. ened to his office. He showed the Mc- inioneal Be Hangenites the way out of the Legis- Pure m , #1) 4c Package Garden Lime Binet Lakeeice ne atined the capone {second deficiency bil 40c Package Grass Seed, Now--- Fof the Pepper. Mer ara ‘eae h banking | tion of about $94, 000,000; $2 Garage Paint, Galion AN in Betting that measure to a vote. But port on a proposed revision of posta — Galvanized Pails, 10-qi. ae Pr his active aid it is likely that both mann. \the Walsh resolution for an investigation of 1 have iii gieksieel: ic in public utility combinations; the Norris reso- Pe’ in behalf farm bil! is the more //ution for investigation of the sale of Feder- at it brought him into di- | al offices, and the bill giving the Government, the President—a condi- )the right to contract for the manufacture of Without precedent in the rela- medicinal liquor. Among the items lost in ay of presidents and vice-presidents. )the deficiency bill was $11,000,000 for the p~*Wes proved himself, moreover, a capa-\authorized purchase of the Cape Cod Canal. port. &hd alert presiding officer—tbe very an-) James A Reed never appeared to better ad-‘crats could do was to esis of the Dawes whose untimely nap at | vantage in the Senate than when, in the clos- | medicine by offering the President's own plan Willard Hote! early in his Vice Presiden-)ing bours of the session, he confronted the(and taunting the Republicans for their re. B career prevented the confirmation of ) other Reed with a dramatic recital of his) }fusal to accept it. les B. Warren as He) findings in Pennsylvania. Ending with the | Two measures of special interest to World 7 & different from the man defiant challenge: “This, sirs, is the head ) War veterans were the bill authorizing the © delivered a shrill-voiced lecture to the)and front of my offending.” There is general | Veterans’ Bureau to make loans on pate at thi The Sen-(acreement that the course pursued by Reed Among the more measures killed a a — predicted. ignored reduc tion. of Texas offered a bill calling for a permanent reduction, but the Ways and Means Committee squelched it. A subsequent effort to bring the bill out by petition failed to command the necessary sup On the Senate side, the best the Demo- make political war All tax reduction fell by the wayside. House President's plan for a te leaders woul terven- the m porary of the Representative Garner Markable in e% Collision : With el almost Attorney-General. Dawes, too. Ne Continued on Page 3h. opening of his term. standing Figure. Helped His | Republican Majority Failed Coolidge Much | i the | session is short. Aided by cloture, the | | long . fuse,’ fuse”’ ' | | cal.”’ 7e?°?9 @ HENRY MILLER JAMES A. REED (Mo.) His slush fund disclos- ures heightened his stat- ure; outstanding figure of Senate. Waspish leader measures. WILLIAM C. BRUCE (md.) wet drive to kill all dry @u+vu PHOTO FF, ASHURST (Aris.) Leader—of the Waccessfu!l filibuster against the Boul- der Dam bDiIL HENRY of the fender of tion on all counts. P+a enaTo HIRAM BINGHAM (Cons.) Chief thick-and-thin de- the administra- American policy; thorn in Kellogg’s side. ,4 _— es — the Out- As a Move Against Russia Brit- ° ) ish Note May Be a Failure but as Maneuver Against | Hoary Die-hards,Who Have ) W orrying Govern- ment to Turn Out Aliens, It Is a Success. Been By DAVID LLOYD GEORGE, War-Time Premier of England. LONDON, March 65. ONDON and Moscow have been engaged [= a barking match at the end of a) chain; ) ther side to let one of snap if ger is that the tugging and jumping goes on any longer. the incident may ser countries. wants to; the chains may hand, between the a break. Britain sell and- buy. Russia wants to buy and sell. ‘ Neither is in a condition or mood to wage, The Russian note {is described by paper as “insolent, mendacious and dif- but the anticlimax of the word “dif- is significant. | Mail, w Governmen On the other to ease Neither niatters two wants war. one ( Tory took the lead t to take action, Even the Dail hieh in prodding the from counseling extreme measures | decision has arrived. | the deputy shrinks for a war because employed by a country with which vou have a controversy happens to have a “‘diffuse”’ literary Other pa-, denounce the Russian note as “‘illogi- That is hardly a casus belli. when the time You eannot declare Foreign Secretary style. pers | Die-Hards Prod Cabinet ' } Sure F 'mons demanded to | horrible gateway ‘out of it? | prepared to acknowledge it is in fault and / ‘it cannot therefore promise redress or re | formation, but it shows rea! anxiety to aroid r break by reaffirming its desire “to remov: soldiers | Into Move Against Soviets British Government has, for been subjected to most insulting pres- take action / One of its most brilliant ‘ the House of Com-/} whether our lead- ' ers were “rulers or rabbits.” There strong die-hard organization inside the Tory party in the House of Commons which has, been worrving the Government for months to the | out of inside and con- The some | time, from its supporters to gainst Moscow. supporters in know unofficia! is a presentatives friends Minister fully propaganda chase soviet re n. have powerful cabinet. Both the Prime fer Chamberlain, They whilst scious fact of bolshevist Empire, have been re- steps to call the the British luctant to take any soviets to account. Lord birkenhead, Sir William Joynson-Hicks, Mr Amery and, of course. Mr. Winston Churchill are supposed to be more in sympathy with the die-hard, demand for action. The British note was a compromise had it not been for the unwise threat at thé end of it. there would have been no harm in the despatch But to threaten not only to terminate a trade agree- but to sever diplomatic rela- was a protest into an ulti- position there was no surrender of one or’ against active and which was sent. actually to convert ment tions matum. such a escape the the other of the two parties or through the of war. Which wll back ¢ The soviet government is no‘) From except by all difficulties existing between the two coun- tries and everything giving ground for mu tual complaint.” This affords the British Government an opportunity for retreating the | but there is no intention on el- ( the dogs loose. The only dan- | ‘hitherto been above suspicion, -ing article on a note of unconcealed pusil- dares Sir ( Austen Chamberlain to fulfil his threat to) ©4200. a (War against Russia. A foolish speech deliv- ( break It may | ered by a British Minister lent some counte- / inimical, propaganda. Dogs of Peaceful War LITVINOFF. ee oe CHAMBERLAIN. o-——--—— ee me ee eee with some show of dignity pushed by its rash friends. Cries for Drastic Action Growing Much Fainter i i lO een ( | , not help American strikers as they helped the ) British miners. (far too important. ; —_. ) mueh more careful of (than they are of offending England, although from the brink ‘ of the precipice towards which it has been ) clined to ascribe the anti-British ‘ of the nationalist movement in China to Rus- ( sian influence. a — oe Bark but Little Bite n Anglo- -Soviet Note Exchange f | | War Is Off but Peace Is Not On. Says Lloyd George, Who Finds in Reply an Opening to Let England Back Grace- fully Out of Consequences of ‘Unwise Threat’ to Break Off Relations. which—with its usual courage and consist- ency—-fought for the unpopular side over Russia, is very critical of Russian methods towards Britain end says: “Russians would Credits and concessions are Indeed, Russians are offending America ,even the help given to the British miners was not given without some hesitation.’ British publie opinion, in the main, is in- character Red agents everywhere are These agitators are not pushing quite so) supposed to be as plentiful as influenza ‘ hard now that they see the chasm below. The with an article, ‘abusing the soviet note but the call for ac- ( and attack. ) tion has faded away. Daily Mail contents itself germs and always choosing Britain and her interests as their special objects of hatred is full of On the other hand, Moscow The Daily Telegraph, which pas been con-\ Tumors as to the sinister design of Great sistently anti-Red in its articles, The Morning Post, whose ends its lead- lanimity: “‘Mr. Litvinoff, in effect, off relations and thus he presents logical conclusion to the argument. contents it-/ self with imitating the soviet “diffuseness.” | Britain against Russia. One moment it is a loan to Poland to enable her to arm for Next day, it ls an un- derstanding between France, Germany and Britain to organize an attack on Russia. That is supposed to be the real purport of Lo- It was not peace with Germany but well be that that conclusion would be inex. / uance to this grotesque supposition. There pedient and ineffective, but in that case, let us have done with remonstrance. Recogniz.- ( ( ‘can be no better illustration of the phan- toms which people the Russian fog than the ing that the soviet government is unalterably ) statement recorded in the remarkable ar- we must and content ourselves with taking what measures are available for countering ; ‘of war between America and Pngland or be- voice | tween America and Europe is the favorite ‘topic of hopeful discussion {in Russia." its malevolence. There, indeed, is the still small which the Post acclaims in another connec: | tion. As a move against the soviet govern- ment, the British note may have been a fail- ure, but as a maneuver again&t the little Tort soviet which has been worrying Government to turn out the Russians, The tall a conspicuous success. go on, but it is the that will note is wil! still the teeth It is quite at least temporarily produce an improvement, if not in the relations between the two. 'eountries, at least in the manners of their leaders towards each other. Lord Birkenhead, Mr. Churchill and other anti-Red ministers / must in future realize that every time ther | deliver a tirade against the Moscow Gov- pire, and the leading Russian communists also understand that their outbursts imperiling the the life of will against Britain are which is so essential to country. the | this barking ‘ and not) point towards Moscow. ’ possible that the incident may. , press to the Chamberlain note, ’ Russia. \ ask. ernment, they are supplying an argument for ' bolshevik propaganda against the British Em-. trade | let us endure relations with it as ticles contributed recently by a well-informed ‘correspondent to the Manchester Guardian: “That possibility, or rather the tnevitability Where the Real Danger of Situation Lies People who honestly believe that kind of wild nonsense are capable of believing any- thing and of doing anything. That, @ course, is the danger. It has not been without interest to watch the reception accorded by the continental The French papers are,’of course, loud in their acclama- tion of the note and in their satisfaction “that the British cabinet has been roused ,from its majestic reserve” on the subject of But will Moscow be moved? they Certainly not. It then remains te be seen whether the British cabinet will be sat- isefied with vague protestations or will give effect to its threat of rupture. The Temps points out that there is @ @if- ference of opinion in the cabinet and the their fact that this note of warning has been sent instead of relations being immediately brokes off is a triumph for Chamberlain. ’ Bogeys of Suspicion Frighten Both Nations One of the troubles that will continue is/ ' the atmosphere of rank suspicion that per- | yades both countries. Britain is thoroughly the British note. anti-bolshevik and ready to believe any mis- ' \ chief or atrocity which may be imputed to) ‘Russian communism. There is no paper of | any color which does not condemn boishevik , Even the Manchester Guardian, | - Most of the French papers say that all this is “the result of Mr. Lioyd George’s policy to bring Russia into the European farily.” The German papers are very uneasy about They fear that Germany may have to choose definitely betweep <¢he ‘alternative cast and west and they eee ob- _Yiously anxious to avoid the appecranes of , taking sides. ~~ Continued on Pag 8B. one Oe oor MT s he he ae wee Cae ee ee . Nie ds unable 8 Tints a e rt.) % tle a ae saatiee ee tee. a eats at Terre” 4 Se ee orsby, teh

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baad eee ee ey ee ee ee eee ee ee enaiannrnil cor Ss Sa ye ee iia il hint Se. al Bin . - ps i: —. Ties law ser le - ROMP Guar” A APRes ASTID ~ Aen dpe apt Silla &, Die PAGE 2B ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH | Founded by JOSEPH PULITZER December 12, 1878 Published by The Pulitzer Publishing Company Twelfth Boulevard and Olive Street soe, ey ae Se Bia isl, Sa & ~ ‘ Toi asi dean & Parad 2 ee ae BARNACLES. DOHENY AND MEXICO. ee 2 FRAL Of FORMER Not one of the numerous measures for increasing! when the United States Supreme Court held that RI Re ces wet ‘ Waa th ows taxes will be passed by the Missouri Legislature. mqward L. Doheny had acquired the Elk Hills ofl %9 ts Sah Site ye m1 y a we ANODE TODAY There was a gorgeous collection of them. Go¥. fieid by conspiracy and fraud it gave credence to 3 oe se » “t . * ws . to Pre, sag Shira , . ~ “ * mG on , st . : eERS mia e: ; + be bite : ne ¥. Datgaes aa oi Teoh % 19p~ , . 4 ae ne , ; > SS 8 te 9B ahs PI LE ec Doe 2 ls TR Oe aR itis oan embaere ge os ee a * iene - pantie iainieneatl MOEA Cami Ee Ve ad ~ nao vs ea sisl . e " Ps Sotte ® ne Pepe ¥ Beats” adlg grey ee oe 3 te ee RP ness at Sts Gana aca ng ill a a NO ee Aen bet. a eval «+ @ tle they 4 Fee th LA Paes am ee 4 at nd 4 be pity) 9 ~~ * -~ ve ‘. oe ppend s ued om ye inh eet nad a Pe aga he. at aed SD PG Reign EEO ie Ye, teagetode SPs « ~ ee ag Oo rey ed RN OT TRE is nay nye ia © Spot ae od ou ~ | Phe ee ye ? ro a pad anes ate ss . be oe «Ee a iA > 7 » *~ . ” a ea Fee 4 ee Bi fie Shh eri ear | a & i) eT ir asda fe) gpa aN re menses S ee ee aoe ee 7 ag ee 2s... it Le npr 3 7? . 2 ak é , . 4 é ; . “4 ; ' = Hi | oe oe pit Sa Se “world _seives as fit inmates of the penitentiary. higher institutions of learning. The State University | ‘is subsisting on thin rations. of our social and humane activities,’ news; naiways be drastically inde- pendent; never be afraid to attack Wrong, whether by predatory plu- tocracy or predatory poverty. JOSEPH PULITZER, 1907. ilization. What is to be done in this dilemma where taxes ‘have reached the limit, yet revenue is insufficient for ' the State’s competent functioning? Were the situa- tion unique to Missouri the people of this State would address themselves to it with energy and purpose until they found a solution. It is not unique. The April 10, LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE. Washington’s Ancestry. To the Editor of the Post-Dispatch. HE discussion about genealogical an- tecedents of George Washington stimulated by a recent editorial in the | Post-Dispatch touches upon a subject which appears to be of first importance: to statesmen who must deal. with inter. national. affairs, especially With ther great British statesmen. Was Washington of Swedish descent’? Yes and no. The Washington (DeWes- sington) family was established in En- gland prior to the organization of what states. The mounting costs of state and municipal government is one of the ominous challenges of our times. t must be met. Legislature's refusal to hearken to the cry for more taxes may, perhaps, drive the fact home to the ‘Governor and other State officials that retrenchment ‘is the one route to solvency; that the twin virtues ‘of economy and efficiency in the public The sentiment cordially approves as obligations of clY- | acquired. ‘threat of war. | States Supreme Court has exploded the hollow claim ‘it was still protecting him as an American citizen That, too, is the plight against efforts upon the part of Mexico to dispossess which public | nim of lands which it claimed he had not rightfully We carried that defense to a veritable We are still doing this. The United ‘of patriotism for what he did in this country. It has “stripped him of that sentimental disguise and revealed him in the despicable part of one who sought by bribery to despoil his country of one of its naval oil reserves, same problem proportionately is found in all our Did someone hear Mexico laugh? Probably not. ; Since we ourselves cannot understand why the Cool- even idge administration has so rallied around him, to sending the Secretary of the Navy to the witness stand .as a character witness for him, how much less must Mexico feel that anything that has happened has altered his prestige at Washington as a super- | ‘figure in Big Business? business, | More than 36 per cent of ‘the oil produced by Mexico comes from his holdings. has been known as the Kingdom of | which are always promised, must be put into practice. | We do not know whether his claims to all of them Sweden. That Washington was, in part, | Missour! has got to scrape the barnacles off her pe Saas oth is ee bien | ship of state. These barnacles are many. Duplica-. searches along genealog e | me to the conclusion that the male line | Hons, unnecessary bureaus, overstaffed, or, better, that was to found the Washington fam- | overstuffed, ily went from Norseland into Normandy (France) about the ninth century with the historic invasions of the Norsemen. Inter-marriage of the Norsemen with the | partially Celtic, Latin, Teutonic or Frankish (French) women, produced what I believe to have been the truly “Great Race,” the Norman. Under William The Conqueror these Normans whipped the Anglo-Saxons, the pseudo “Great Race” of Madison Grant and Lothrop Stoddard, with one punch, | at Hastings, 10*¢6. That finished, for all | time, the Anglo-Saxon race Since 1066 | informed pitieen ean donht. The people of Missouri the Norman, not the Anglo-Saxon, hae | én f —s ii the eunerior gece. Since Hastings jhave not yet delivered their retrenchment mandate, ' all “Englishmen” who wished to claim ; but they surely will. They are today furnishing ample distinction, have claimed Norman blood. | money for every need of the State. The people, how- To the Norman blood belong W +m coat ever, are failing in their first duty and prerogative Conqueror and practically all the great)... citizens. They are not choosing men for office for English-speaking soldiers and world : best os tiie sinan 1066. ability to handle the job. The big majority of citi- The importance of all this to Ameri- |zens who go to the polls vote for their party candi- | when they deal with ‘dates, not for business managers. called Snoop o* ogy ia they are thinking about in elections, not capable pub- they should be keenly alive to the fact}),, . i i ies they decal, not with stapid beer: lic servants. That attitude is primarily responsible aaaaen pork-foundered Anglo-Saxon |for the high taxes we pay and for the frightful ineffi- hinds. but with Normans, the greatest |ciency and wasteful squandering of our revenue. soldiers and statesmen the world has J.« Be B. ble from spoils politics. Just what we have got to do has been clearly set forth by a voluntary organization of public-spirited citizens know as the lic Expenditures. That body has searchingly studied our situation, pointed out our wasteful practices and ‘methods and submitted recommendations, ‘adopted, would reorganize the State’s put it on a business basis. cans is that SO- known. worst barnacle which the people of every state must pry off the hull, ging superstition we shal] be on our way to honest, able, economic public service. ———_—— ¢9@——_______-_- THE SIXTH ANNIVERSARY. Six years ago Friday Warren G. Harding tethered day after day, in a dark, clut-|inaugurated President of the United States. tered dime museum for men spunk se Bay and festive occasion, geared to the blithe keynote | : ? ‘e shuntec aan night he and his teammates at of “Government after all is a very simple thing into rear quarters, cramped, dark and, cold, with never any exercise except 4a circle of the few minutes alley When this big Alaska husky made his heart-breaking drive into Nome, where epidemic gufferers waited | for help which only he could bring, the him. Central Park etatue of him. Con- gress extended official thanks and a ' Warwick himself, wedal. If he was worthy of all that , a ; , then, he is certainly worthy of decent faltering twilight as a jury confesses itself unable treatment now. Humans accept his to find him guilty or pronounce him innocent. With Lenefaction: then when their emotional this dubious permit the man who six vears ago be- ee “oo aie ge on gnecebopets came Attorney-General turns back to what postcript Se whe likes to see justice done ought of life may remain. te sec that Balto has his freedom. Fall, branded unclean by the highest tribunal, is ill L. MAC CLURE CLARK bn. of body and deadly ill of soul in the exile of El Paso. San Diego, Cal. The ghosts of wounded soldiers, killed by his mur- Hiow Mexican State Aided Farmers. derous corruption, stalk accusingly by the grated win- To the Editor of the Post-Dispatc? of the prisoner, Forbes. There are other T seems that we have come to the end | tations blasted, and there is a splash of suicidal blood of another political farce. Known as the ‘farmers’ aid bill.” If bs acle the President had failed tx the measure, it would have its at the hands of our Supreme Tf the authors of the “farm reli! really wanted to give the farmers (always providing that Congress was so constituted that such ald could be given), Mr Costifes’s aAdvene ok we have a wholesome example of such action in our near neighbor in Mexico. |8tess last It re. Fifteen years ago the State of Yucatan vealed a knowledge of Latin-American history and was being strangled to death by foreign conditions, cultural and educational as well as com- interests, Its _— soto te ag mercial, that delighted his audience. It now appears Rats tateresta, eins: inure nasi g,| {hat the content of the President's paper was mostly transpor‘ation: every avenue was con- Dr. of Mis- trolled by foreign capital. It seemed as sourl University, though no help could come from any- Dr. Warshaw, however, is not one of those where. However, with the fall of the highbrows. Diaz regime, the Legislature of Yucatan found new life. Suddenly it threw off . = the incubus of ancient precedent, the Puritan in the White House. ery went forth; “Down with exploita- and scholarly urbanity tion! To producers belongs the prod- ‘compliment the President has paid him. g ‘ uot!® Yaws were enacted making mint- mirable attitude is one the rest of us may well adopt. mum prices on all farm produce. Result, today the Yucatan farmer knows when Presidents 8S, after all, are mortal. No royal road to | he planta his-crop, if no unforeseen mis- | learning for them, any more than for the humblest | fortune overtakes him, just what he I. wte a y - SS ’ ~ cf k «? for at war. has swayed of tawny on creek anywhere might be called But a Cat Tail Creek is rare, deserves rare Cypress, and its setbacks. fashion agawist the least Sun. tastes. a bill has been Delegates Tail Creek, on the “at It brings creek head eat tails parade, Sun- Sunshine Creek. name. “Old Man's, and Cornfield. companion Bay, Hill, of a fra- (ove, Sillery Kagle Point, Magothy past days when place names hap- pened and were not produced from the tired IN DRESS. MARY B. WILLIAMS in Liberty Magazine. preaching principle and absence Paris is issuing individuality of its tenta- But it dead black as afternoon colors, with definite measurements as the standard for all cuts, individualism is coming into all them, coming to control all other forms of art in is faced the pert- world. obliterating your personal- as ,_f 5, At to AS uni- of is is even is —_—_ — JUST (Copyright 1927.) ee a ae ee we -_ ee ~ — > _ BOTH ARE SLAVES. (From the Memphis Commercial Appeal.) a as Pad 7 wn ne ee ee ee — — me ae eee | IF YOU SHOULD DIE. 'Now should you really die, my sure that I should weep (But judging by the verse I’ve would not hurt your sleep); I've read ten thousand stanzas on ness of that bed (Presumed to have been written @ lovers who were dead). In all of them, my pretty pet, wh ai cool hand was near a |The dying lover saw the ligh got a sneer; 43 You'd fain reverse the process, & | know if I would keep gt |My vow to love forever when your @ is cOool—and deep. i wi _I swear that should I lose yo, ' world would seem all w | (At least, it would be that vay it girl came along); | Should jealous Death dare clatna 9 | my life were void of Biiss - | (Bue then I’m fond of kissing, care whom I kiss); . é | The loss of you, O lass I leva, | my soul with grief (The pain, though, is forgotten love gives relief): ae |'Forbear this talk of Death, sweet | love let thought be turned - Pax. | (But-you came after one who's @ | as I'm concerned). . * . - The first sign of spring is wheats /men who break the ice to take & . /no longer get their pictures in the . ~ = oe | Seeing red, formerly ea sign of | now merely a harbinger of | . . . When introduced to a man city never mention either “ “exposition.” For all you know, he a _ from Philadelphia, . - 7 FABLF. Once upon a time a young 'his horn in front of a house looked out the window. . 7. « The superintendent of the | League of the State of New Y | that modern youth should be thing about the preprohibition era. TI |; prohibition era, little .children, drinks were two for a quarter aa@ was tested by its Pact vad s hold an wraunvina nome If professional wowsers did | women's clothes to talk about, zi talk about Someta else. 3 2 . . ae Experience keeps a dear school, 9 are determined to learn to play 3 a | The only good we can see fn chewing contests is that the cor | not able to explain why they are @ |at least, during the contest. 2 - 7 . Another argument againat that monkeys seem to have (not to revive blue laws. > . . LIFE’S MINOR ANNOY No terms of mine are strong © For language to discuss Lit cigarettes, a windy day, And the upper deck of @ a A ‘a me ae * ‘ae oo fiee _. aed at the Jewish Hos- sive Friday night of diabetes. He years old and had been fil September when he re- dean of the Washington ei = School of Law. He had been atresident of St. Louls since 1, having come here as Judge’ of ihe st. Louts Court of Appeals ‘after 20 years of law practice in ngtield. His connection with washington University began in 1906 as professor of equity. el 4915 he was made professor EAR AE OPO sm eae SG ‘Stop at 6601 Page “and stop paying rent. See our sample build- ings. Own Your Did you ever examine a Ste Come out to 6601 Page—e Garages—then compare our Btra charge for paint. W: i foundations and floor .when der now to avoid the Spring LIBERAL T! FREE! ORDER Our complete Catalogue will be ~_ or phone PArkview 5119 to assure are not under any obligation to bus STEA Telephone PArkvie OPEN EVERY. 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\ SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 6, 1927 PAGE 3B ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH : — |law and dean of the school. His ar.” also : “Germany can | undoubtedly exists doth aides | service as dean was interrupted in SOUTH SIDE BUSINESS MEN | 1 attach toes: saiele to England far from eee on naoqeate a + | IN MAL OF FORMER Jo19 when ne was appointed tol URGE RAPID TRANSIT SYSTEM! Ierepublican M ajority Failed Coolidge 22": :snia‘viinac murine thr| ation’ tor te taistnanes of ‘oie | danger of deing misused on behalf | peace.” ae . fe ‘ner, but he returned to the uni-/ Association Adopts Resolution Fa- | aaoon |” Wem es ane tan oo aot én. Met GOODE TODAY j : >. Bou ! > ‘ . pf the St. Louis Court of Appeals! Judge William~T. Ragland, Judge peo eae bs ‘ae ae a me staae- pees: Comanay ene si fap wk | ne ga 1 ga Narang iis ose se Dotter 20 years of law practice in| Frank E. Atwood, Judge Ernest §. ly 7 oe ——_ ; Coming to the front again after | Sion. The rejection was a severe : ya . Hingtield. His connet tion with 7 Gantt. Judge (*“harles Pha Daues. nate = -_ —- SPIED A period of comparative obscurity, | dereat also for Senator Reed of Lloyd George on eo hington University began in; Judge William Dee Becker, Judg® | Uenrr’ S. Priest, Judge Henry 8: Senator Johnson of California made | renneyivania, on whose recommén- ° as | a remarkable fight for passage of dation Woods had been named. The | Anglo-Soviet Note Exchange University School of Law. He had;|Arba S. Van Valkenburgh, Judge been a*resident of St. Louis since; Charles B. Faris, Judge Charles B. 1901, having come here as Judgej Davis, Judge Albert I. Reeves, rol other year, to some such perver- densers, 1 Cont sion of representative govesamets | | he nominated to be a member of Long Distance Knob .... Onl one. } as has just been witnessed. | Single dial self log — - “% : A pe RR rr my Mere ee ' mrofessor of equity n Simon G.Nipper, Thomas T. F: - €Caulfie Judge "alli: : net 1996 as prvu essor i i Pt 1uD { ru! ld, Tu lige Will am = JO 1€8 the Boulder Canyon Dam biL The | President withdrew the nomina- measure called for a $125,000,000 | tion of William J. Tilson, brother _— project, financed by the Govern- of the Republican floor leader of , 1 : | “ @ ment, but eventually to be paid for/the House, to be a United States . iin full by the sale of water and | Judge in Georgia, after the Senate | Continued From Page 1B. | [T Ss ER Ul LDING TIME N O WW |power. Private power interests | Judiciary Committee had refused to | m™ formed an effective lobby against |Sanction the appointment. | The Socialist organ, Vorwaerts, | |the bill. It would have passed,| The session came to an end in | writes that “both sides have a '/ ‘nevertheless, but for a filibuster} the manner characteristic of short|thousand reasons for avoiding | t | hi k t conducted by five Western Sena- | tn O at tors, headed by Ashurst of Ari-| - ‘zona. Ond of the five was the mil- | ‘lionaire Phipps of Colorado, the owner of large power interests in if the West. The measure will be'| , | brought forward again in the next | : ‘Congress, and with excellent 1 chances of passage. i Foreign relations held the center : of the stage during a large part ef | The Gre d Pi o : House of St. Louis 7915 he was made professor of:tlieroy Raymond Mancha, Judge’and Dr. Baxter P. Fullerton. f & Established 1879 CEntral 6200 PIANOS—PHONOGRAPHS—RADIOS ~“e ee tee ee ee A small deposit will start construction on a home for you—if you own your own lot. Pay the balance same as rent. Bring your own floor plans or use ours. We build both large and small homes. Phone PArkview 5119 for particulars. ae oe ee eee Te es ee Ft ,the session. Senator Trammell '(Dem.) of Florida sought to have | the Senate rescind its ‘ratification of the World Court protocol. His | The Conroy : — Reproducing Piano Stop at 6601 Page WE ERECT COMPLETE OR FURNISH | . . . resoluti / laid the table f and =e POyTns ee F MATERIALS ALL READY CUT FOR— a sale a. 59 to 0. "maaan Betah | " rame fiouses, Store buildings, u ouses, arages, ay and others opposed to\the Court | See our sample build- Houses, Chicken Houses, Dog Houses, Schools and Industrial mi said that the rejection of the Amer- Cf ings. Buildings, Buildings From Our Plans or Yours. ‘ican feservations by the foreign | j 4 7 2 a. ee ee a Powers concerned had already re- ‘moved all possibility of American | Own Your Garage — etal 6S. sonata sear = ro er il Te iat Two important treaties were con- Did you ever. examine a Stealey Built Garage? ee sidered—the Geneva protocol to | Come out to 6601 Page—examine the sample See See, Ps prohibit the use at puiote gas & | °. rarfa and the usanne t of Garages—then compare our !ow prices. No ex- Oe eee ee eee eee 4 ° re-establishing diplomatic relations tra charge for paint. We furnish concrete atth Seeker, “the mrétecds: weal foundations and floor when desired. Place or- withdrawn by Senator Borah, | der now to avoid the Spring rush. chairman of the Foreign Relations | ! ~ Committse, when it became evident | ies ee poe: - ” ee a “s re % ee" that it.could not command the two- | LIBERAL TERMS EME gg LG tte if ORONO a tea usagther jimi den eeanas | FREE! ORDER YOURS NOW! If. you can’t come out to cation. Th@ Lausanne treaty was | Our complete Catalogue will be ready the middle of this month. Write 6601 Page, phone PArkview beaten by a vote of 40 ayes to o 5119 for a representative to or phone PArkview 5119 to assure early delivery—they are FREE and you are not under any obligation to buy. rays—or six votes less than the re- | call at your home. No obli- quired two-thirds. gation. =» + LTatin-America Storm Center. STEALEY MEG. CO. Telephone PArkview 5119 6601 PAGE BL. lutions were introduced in both | (But judging by the verse I’ve read, tea Grounds of Hill-Behan Lumber Co. Flouses to require the withdrawal OPEN EVERY. DAY THIS WEEK UNTIL 8 P. M. OPEN ALL DAY SUNDAY UNTIL 8 P. M. of the Marines, but mone of them | would not hurt your sleep); —s ° , , ; . bia newerer: bunt ty waanlenees got out of committee. The Senate | I've read ten thousand stanzas on the coe vote the Hobiases remiution Gauer- vee ongdliatag ni ing arbitration of the oil and land | (Presumed to have been written by fond ‘law dispute with Mexico In the Lethaia, ame 5 e law dis: h ‘Me . dn th co oo eee Send). closing days of the session Senator Sa | In all of them. my pretty pet, when Death’ 1 NG B.S je hi r Borah sought to pit through a | cool hand was near o s we & . oie. igen ect 2 1 ™ resolution authorizing the roreign |The dying love — ng z ; | pe | - 9 Phe Bgiteemel eS | ti “ecess, so that it might keep | You'd al "Ave rs . wa bal i 2 “s F . , | A fa es — process, and yous @ Frame a watchful eye on the administra- snow } woul eep : , icé i ion’s dealings with Latin America. My 1 ow to love forever when your grave ~% _— rs ae puro Pe ; ri +t we a is cOol——and deep. ; es dee Ce aoe afoot nec . fw tj a4 irom t 1¢eé laSt-mm 4 Cc Be it 4 } Pe ee See ge | Soot A MINUTE | (Copyright 1927.) Vehement debate was aroused by | wiz the dispatch of Marines to Nica-/| ragua and the policy of the ad-| Ir’ YOU SHOULD DIE. é ministration toward Mexico. Reso- | | Now should you really die, my dear, I's sure that I should weep . ) Senate. In the debates on foreign affairs P , Ay in the Senate, Bingham of Con- tape atong? ai nécticut, a former Yale Professor, : Irie 4 J ¥ 7. oF, “ ae ~ r " ’ ~~. oa " : ™ 2 ’ . = .* ‘ ands , > oo . fi. : TIS } ; ] th ~ s l l efend- Should jealous Death dare claim your h *is * | eengen Ly > ane SUF Com. aes) made — the Lene eae : oe . ~ . " a 4 . ~~ - a : , - a ae - . : ‘“s ‘ , am ‘ sinistra on po ie 7 ee Were Wold of Bites : a SY _— — Psy : ee er of adm! ‘ 4 = (RP +} ; 7 I donk y, a : ~s + aa Z s ; i + Abe meth ot 4 . 4 Z numerous othe r occasions, Bing- ) sut then I'm fond of kissing, and . rae. || ) ' a 7 she a pn tees nw | ; ns, : re WY ae ; , oO , ham proved himself a stalwart of cs Slinen " +3. a) | Sir. Esme Howard, a Catholic, | When introduced to a man from enoUlm ‘ " sh | es whom he linked with an alleged | city never mention either “election” r : | 3 N : % “eonspitacy”’ to phunge the United | For all you know, he may [™) i = y -) = | : saptieeies it i ivy Siates into war with Mexico. Dur- | r | ; S oh | | mit oe i the filibuster Thursday night, [a 7 = | lin told with pride and in great | zii how he had once shot a Ne- SE ON, LI EL AS OE I ONE CA ELE Oy TN AN NE. LOL FOOL A, ee ex positior ’ ; ~~ | i . ade] i} iA. = o os rABLE. C8 ON I Nat 8 of a house and no window. ‘ * _ . e << " Ne Fuperintendent League of the State of New York thit that modern youth should be taught thing about the preprohibition era. The D&—= prohibition era, Nttle children, was WA? Ad = « es ri | ime a young man nonkeé F of the Antisalogm, Fiber Rocker * e3 : e gro in Washington. As a result of the disciosures 'Break?rs Ahead for Smith and Vare | of the Reed Committee, the BSen- | ate by a vote of 48 to 33 refused to seat Senator-vesiggate Frank —" L. Smith of LUlinots, pending a re- port on his credentials by the Privi- | At the Special Price of Only 389 A Baby Grand Piano is the desire of every woman’s heart. These Apartment Size | Grands are built especially for the living-room studio or small apartment—dainty in SGA RN AR CTO RC drinks were two for a quarter and w 3 was tested by tts ability to hod a de® 7 BB | Regular $12.95 Value st - - . 3.-PC. BEDROOM SUITE @ & 95 ° é Wonderful bargain set. Consists of bow-end bed ieges and Elections Committee. | Near the end of the session, the credentials of Smith as an elected | Senator were presented to the Ben- | ate by Senator Deneen of Illinois, | ‘and on the motion of Reed of Mis- | souri were referred to the Privi- | leges and Election Committee. The / same disposition was made of the’ eredentials of William S. Vare of / Pennsylvania, which were laid be- ‘fore the Senate by Reed of Penn- | sylvania, leader of the fight to keep | |James A: Reed's committee from | opening the Pennsylvania: ballot | , boxes. The vote by which Smith | size, vet with the full tone quality and sweetness of the larger and more expensive Grands. Special Allowance for Your Upright Piano in Exchange OUT-OF-TOWN BUYERS—CALL, WRITE OR PHONE | was made to stand eside when his) ‘case first came before the Senate The Paramount Piano Store ts taken as an indication that both | he and Vare will be barred when | 1 100 O * womens clothes to talk about, they faik about something else. a * . 7 : STATISTICAL NOTE. = if professional wowsers did not = chest of drawers, vanity dresser, triple-plate muir- S and roomy comfortable ror finished in American walnut on gumwood . Experience kee ps a dear school, but we assorted . /are determined to learn to play poker. oe - 4 ee 6 Creto ; wonderful O; me Evenings by Ap pecans rhe only good we can see {n those . “Silden | chewing contests is that the contestant es Phone CEntral 2838 /noet able to explain why they are doi ng fe at least, during the contest. a. . . ° an A rot hig r argument against evolution Ps hat mOnkeys seem to have sense en@Gam a LIFES MINOR ANNOYANCES. © ‘‘A Good Place to Buy Furniture” ‘co terms of mine are strong enough =f | n hor language to discuss he » Ww Cor Was n at Ni c Lit cigarettes, a windy day. | ° - And the upper deck of a bus ee I. D. Pe 3 “~ . ‘ a f fe x y “s Sa - # . ~ * - ‘they present themselves next De- | cember. In the case of Senator Gould of | | Maine, whose title to a seat was | questioned on the ground that he | EGR LE I AR | i EL CN lente ini ws - ae ve ten cee lietinrteerteeeetaieene iditee nae dens tin cine ee Ne * DR OE I A AA el +s le ng ti

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eve rt He ; : i eG BGO: ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ @ te eas LOUIS POST DISPATCH STNDAY MORNING, piARCH 6, é ' 4 : cial | eae Saeco B= | pete, using all their repertoire of 4 —— | NEW WHARFMASTER NAMED! s'"rm="_ cunu Parker was skip-| CONTEST FOR DUCK - CALLERS 7: sane, si, sme renereee | S | AFTER DEA | | a io > See Sere SS | ; wild fowl from the skies Many HELD , Capt. J. Roy Parker, Riverman for command, which he relinquished ‘Quincy (TIL) ‘Quackers’ Invite | : coe n | 25 Years, Succeeds Hornbrook. (resterday to take charge of the Hunters of Three States. peuee« have been rece . : } & oF WEALTHY OWA FARMER ; | | ; ; Capt. J. Roy Parker of s°7 Erastus Wells, the wharf and the =, ; ted P ; . | ' FAR SCHOOL ELECTION joss — ana -4 years master nerber. sonepeiiaiinemasatiiitatlia asta ai 3 QUINCY, I¥ll. March 5.—A hint tl ; He Was Killed in | ;of the tug Susie Hazard of the Garden Expert to Talk. ii edad exitt = .) bo» .Q 3 rN oJ he % an ws - wee seys ince from Auto She Was Monday & Tuesday § es Bere Stopped. | 6th and Franklin + ee Be ; ‘Southern Coal, Coke and Mining; Pau! A. Kohl, floriculturist at o & N Eyes | . 4 ’ f Com ' - , FP 7 Bs Gunn Tested [| Co., yesterday was appointed city! Shaw’s Garden, will give an illus- Quincy » Sen een nes tt es tei ~ = , the ae ant — ee . eek Tee — | Total of 21 Signify Willingness | wharfmaster at a Salary of $225 tratedi address on “Shrubberr, building iday a oT OOS # ” didi: ees ale as vy Medi. || : yet ; ? a 4 month, to succeed the late Capt.' Trees and Care of Yards,” at the mbunced today by V. G. Mussel- | | ? ? » H. Crouse. 30-year-old widow a4 my . u "S, : /- ; a bat abe : a oe eo . 7 Suct La L EL. S ii i : 4 ‘ Ss . : Sammie 4 alsa a 4 ™ cime | to Select Best Qualified Rutherford B. Hornbrook. meeting of the Carondelet Im-) ™@0. — sy reereg Fyne geyrrsany, for Skin eruptions. | (Young, Juicy, Tender) | wealthy Boone County tar: ue ha ‘ _& * ' ~ s* in Wile email >. “er ae “ ite +2 . ‘ * BS ty of ro " lton aguc. | out % estercay after Cert cs ik > no tes Capt. Parker has been working provement Association Tuesday at of the loca saa = @ Giese - i: st : atin -— iiaaithemtiiel Candidates. ob the river eine mo was 90 years. & p. m., at the Carondelet Branch All duck hunters of Illinois, Iowa | PURE KETTLE an automobile driven by Mrs. : 3 i “a ; 4 i Li : o ~-* . . a *s i - il iad aimed | ' 5-Lb. m aughter. bh EYESIGHT StECLALIST Pwgnty-one organizations have nai rouse was arrested tas i: : i 24 YEARS’ EXPERIENCE signified their willingness to CO- | | — ne She declared her 62-year ; °° the ° k operate in the selection and sup-* ) FRESH | f 7 23 - P Put P a Hie: GSMS FAT YpOOe irene or tne voce quatttica men-and ihe Stores ol : Cartan o. ; 2 women for the Board of Educa- - D osweriruron Ls A Real | , : : | BE FO! ; & , tion through the Citizens’ Schooi | O “bring home the ~ SNAPS Li ] mee ee TO ! 3 ; a Beard Committee. ath ne Savin 9 : . DAY, MARCH 7th, & ; Representatives oO: tne organiza- co bacon put part of : 5 ae ON COURT HOUS ' BY \ tions affiliating in the citizenship ! ~~. 99: fh | Prunes California Sweet Washing . : movement have been placed on the your stake in one of the | , anes ee . of the finest poy va ae | ' 1) . size—a 2c 2 7 ‘es, known as a> 4 . Fs Metai Hinge Frames, $1 up | Executive Committee and will help 2 — 25 es a i= A : Vv ' ib. vaiue eee Ne le. » 4 = ret? ¢ Se ay ff 50 to dire its affairs. The bodies ee ae 7 a Oe ne good investments offered | at mt. SEX La 1 ifecal — ' phere 3 ae wwe a % > | . . ° ass x rr ua “+. ere SS ee ' Krypteks Gp from. bindery Women's Union, noe a sale 6 Can Combinations of nationally adver- f: oR : 8 | Hopped ‘niea chairs, tinema, \ a, | * of Religious Organizations, Broth- a ' . . Op tor. extra. ee : ; GLASSES 25°: OFF Ld AE iodtadicn “eiinanel| tised Canned Foods at prices that will surprise y ied * usiness /pportun- | can val Bi Poser has ag $18,500 teat oe a a , ws 5 ae 7 bf - raves to bring out the Pee: 8 ree C ‘pithebiens toward «teak to ae- 606-08 Washington Avenue es ey on by —~G see f your iain and the tis Do You Like Tea? fray the expenses of fts. campaign. gee ea Sj ie Bye /A Fe beauty of y : F TRY OURS Char es H. Stix is treasurer of the Fade ile & . i ; ; contour of Y — Now 8 3 pounds Sl ea a i $1.00 ‘ommittee, at 602 Chamber of **/ iy at the start o the ‘ 2. ‘ Cousins ie Filler, As. ee ee sk oilaninias $5 DEPOSIT te : sezson. is an ideal time to ; \ &f sorted: es 4 95 my eee ane arr 09 tL HOLD ge iny one because of his particular Large Pies i és Hee ’ political or religious affiliations.” wi y, , The Smart A * ANY COAT CANADIAN BLLE GRASS said Birge, “nor will we oppose ~The kind that grows, Ib. ys re a i Te a Eag tam ot nit maccount of His position $1 le S ps with those regards 4 pint bottles of | Cities Qualifications. Maple and Cane Syrup— “We only want to know if he is W oh | A distinctively French shingle | and an expertly given shampo And Swirl Hair POLLO S AE: SALSA BEB OR Rs roe : OSL) Sy age 4 ¥ She: nm . _ ?) _* . F#ia} / ,. 4 , . . ; lendid for cak nonest, intelligent, unselfish. These ef 4 Be, | ! . As a ‘ Hine erate - sp e Irs . ’ + Fo: tah, ’ ee , - 2 Miteree ie; She : 7 : e ps ese, ote tf : + kh e* > 1. = rt); 8 dl ; iy ; : > SRigtt ses” onde 2 . eos rats bi : SEST. Foe LCaTLIONS, iore o¢erTr * ALAA Lis +4 ' | ; | ; ag Pes hr TA ode. Ws pan ot rf 4 ’ = oe , bread, biscuits ; Hi Bice Wee ze == \ ii >. 4 pwede = , — »* >y T ey 4 =?» » a ‘'s re ome ida : ; rr 7 : ft ; : a 4 ses! 3 eee ee (Spee ie | 0 udgment in administrative affairs, ofl: ; “Ht iss a) foals, Aaa ' Gy Ste pe Other Yvette B. : z ’ : ike #2 ee Rr sheghs Sine Mieal ae ; ; Ie oy tee] — i - coe AA S paihhs Petes f ese Repeneer is OF sath hog. in ee oe : ANY specia! experience and kKnowl- sa , ; Sethe SSUES oe. : eS Ras . ~ ‘ : ; + ; . i°8 ; ae + : airdressing Honey, absolutely pure, edge in schoo! mat ers, and his lurpose {tO Five Of His time and en clover and alfal. $1 25 me to the duties of a board mem.- fa; 5-Ib. pail. saat a ber, will greatly weigh in his favor. Peanut Butter — made @) i 5 ‘ = — cei tates ee ad bey : plaster mode} fram which a2 met. a 4 ah. S35 SULGAR—Pure Cane, (Cranuiaied: ai Gie is cast. Without these me 1 gs +% a ia & © Grand; moigs, the hats would lack ctv. ®& es) ; N sack ........ ana 7 aa ya $# 1 z FascY Ble COFFEKE— ~s fie Ssaape. according to R. H. ‘ea ay Peund Harver ? a 3 . i Fe Bem «cere Beeeeeeenteas o president of a ‘a - hat Rr a4 * ; GUATEMALA COFFEE— company *s ‘a & 4 +i EE eee ' dig - fH eed FANCY BLEND COFFEE—wW .| A woman worker takes a hank of . i . e 2 OS a elaine Mi on a a ttle ie bygone, ap pee: Tee ape * oP db AON Sh PAB se LE Alp A EN it wb eS, StF Sarre :. ige : : 18-Pc. Kitchen Ow Quek Veal (on Range, + Pr. Fie =~ ah erat. te es = a} Po : : wil- Sige BRotchen ' abinet. »? r. ‘sg nite Poreciain Siitchen Set. G@-th. “'P'ety Refrigerater. ‘Wainut Dresser. B® Al condition ___. $4.85 g » Spring and Mattress, |‘ a _— tin aes el > Set n= emo have ever seen at this price. Man stunning Spring furs. In fact you'll not be able higher priced ones. The money.” There are, in this vast selection, styles to im St ‘a +. | 8x12 Rugs, Axmin- The Coats in this inviting event are the smartest and mest cleverly styled we ; Davemporta, 69 6g 60 | WILOXI, “Miss. Warch f~| for Miss or M ' : ‘ | Charles E. Hultberg. Sailor, sole . ‘ on Veleete, Oren: ' mechanic and hinies es a» | ui jis an wet by tncitnation BRAND-NEW! AUTHENTICALLY STYLED: ere: © a on B Sper. "g his days tinkering with | YLED! 5 TRIMMED In TWIN BEAVER, WEASEL CONEY, ~ Se: s. . a gat “pacing ede _Mmachinery f ioaei - enceinie Se * ee a * Large Size, solid /eompany, he Diended eclere con tie IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC SPORTS PLAIDS MONKEY FUR, SQUIRREL EDGING —.: = | Pan oe oak Chifforobe.. |vas by night 20 successfully ‘he Sizes for S.. wee. «4 E Pe ' I a Gulf Coast Art Association as M isses, W omen Poiret Twills! Flannels! T weeds! Satins! Rose Beige Paimetto Wigwam Queen Blue } awarded him fts gold medal! for the : . best off painting on display bh ; Stouts MANY RE ' : ‘ eh Hrultbere was bern tr Sweden ance To Sizes 50 ARE SILK CREPE LINED | BLACK dk BLACK svn wits sie TAR ae SAND we be st ee ran away to sea because he b= Qe Be oS age Se ak beon whipped at echeo! for so--:. ‘ KLINE’S—Basement Beste ey a“ < tag his time sketching and cary. : 7 ae | a ; em tag ebjects fem weed *

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—_.—-.. ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ___ : SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 6, 1927 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH PAGE 5B } SO ———— ~ 4 2 reer i : = : | — : ; - 2 > eu aunarces ied: Sait Seber anes JOINT INQUEST WEDNESDA CHIR } TAKES HAND | SPAIN HEAVY COTTON BUYER 25 cotton-growing, with a view to, fértile provinces of Andalusia. Cot-/and undertakes the ginning. 5° ’ mw : ‘4 YEH i -_— = car in attempting to alight before INTO DEATH OF SIX BABIES | ee al making Spain independent of for-|ton growers must register at the | production tg costly, By reorganiz- | Imports 000,000 W | ‘ i. the machine stopped. | tener ’ Brg tay Yearly, — supplies within 10 years, |Cotton Bureau. Seed, information‘ ing the system of bounties it ls pro- “7? | , ae wif ao _Chicago Coroner and Health o| | i “ro nis shows results, and instruct are supplied, The sed to reduce the expense en- Eh PAadl B. : Lua = a se hogan bo couumitian shen ws ag bebd ae tor in Controversy Over aed ‘ i. H. age Ag sek " Picasa ae BE ASE . died after being given a boric acid! Aaron Malone Threatened With ve v Primo de Rivera’s institution lerop figures are not known. Most | - (Young, Juicy, Tender) : wealthy so0onTIe a i’ - I . a . orities were wor ting on tie sOlution instead of sterile water at. 3 ‘i itt > a system of bounties to encour- ‘of the Plantations are in the three | ~ Dim . § ib died yesterday aiter he fell| theory that the couple had been the Columbus Memorial Hospital Expulsion From Committee | . , WHAT DO YoU MEAN—FILIBU STER? £2 " iobile driven by Mr: yuarreling "ey } wv ay vs : $ , ‘ “ et ee . . PURE KETTLE BB OE fom 2 auton ot 4 | nf y lr s. q 1a reling over the money and were ordered consolidated today. of Ministerial Alliance. : RENDERED : . use, toda} ww * Saar eo Os that this may have led to the aged Determination of the cause of. eee 7, ee gee The papers have been full of the recent filibuster 5-Lb. Limit Be Ff paneiauedter. fo ianiniiien —— eine % agectencstin Getermination tO death and responsibility in all the The munificience of Annie M. 9O90000006000464600404444444444444444644444440n44Ln | eoee thotataies Sy aiksters pm am “Ras Crouse was arrested ‘AS : le aS the automobile. T hey had CASeSsS will be fixed according to the } Turnl Oo Malone president and a a ae a VuVvvVywwwwvv ww t r lis oi F . ” ry ae You conduct a filibuster against your general . e 4 ! ; clared her 62-¥V are | i The “46 iv 4 o. . . , Every One 2 ie | ht. She de i ta be eT) maf’ri ed five months. Galitz, wv“ hich has been continued to founder of Poro College (halir- ’ health and efficiency when you put off fron day wl 7 Galitz, which has ben continued to straightening taught) over- n 0 Ow ere Pat ap in ' ; Y a ae Se yens eyes eae mach oo . 2 "a sdav ; eadaches and other annoying symptoms have Cartons % Wednesday. shadows the clash between the NO ENDORSERS NEEDED! Any a unt, $25 given you due warning of defective vision. to $1000) We will lend you whatever you Guilbault Glasses are the perfected result of 25 want, quickly and at lowest possible rates, on your furniture or car. No inquiries of your years successful experience in conducting eye tests by the celebrated Gullbault Method—the friends or employers. Money same day! PAY BACK LIKE THIS: best ever devised for testing eyes and fitting Scrrow $ 25-——Pa)y Back » 3 Vonth Borrow $ %0--Pap Back & 6 Month Borrow $100—-Pasy Back 610 Month Boriow $6250—Pay Back $25 Month ee2eee 4 é The seventh of the baby suffer- _Civic Committee of the Ministerial Lb 10 | FIG BARS Lb ] Y : ‘ | TO B E FO R E Cc L Oo S E D ers of the tragic mistake apparent-' Alliance of African Methodist Epis- . a: | “* i Y, MARCH 7th, at EAST FRONT DOOR ly Me oo today after hope | copal Church and her estranged N COURT HOUSE—12 . for once was abandoned. husband, Aaron Malone, who as yYToO Oo CLOCK NOON ‘The mother M Bere, 10mas Gib- one committee member said “was , { the finest roac houses in St. Louis County. Two miles south of Jefferson bons, 19 years old, was prepare P 7. r till he! “* veke, known a8 BAUER’S TEL-RO FARM. Look it over, then be at the ok 08 embiinnner ait san . iy od | just a plain school teache | Male! 7% acres Of land. Large, well-built house. FIRST. FLOOR—-Large grill me tne Possrbiuity Of the death of! married Mrs. Turnbo. gn acTOss oe sing. SRPCOND FLGVOR eet Ra ge ere fully oompne Dance her J-day-old daughter, Marforle | The Civic Committee has de- 7} separate lding. Kitchen adjoins dance hall, fully equipped. Garage and : ; “ae Bars : wranis quarters. Screened dining roo 1. Vineyard and orchards. Equipment: Elizabeth, by being told the infant livered the ultimatum that unless Frame for ...+s++:+ pies, chairs, linens, Victrola, dishes, kitchen equipment, cash register, incu- was one of the victims of the acci- | Malone withdraws his receivership ** Open Till 9 or, extra. seh > , Mrs ‘ P . , ae — . Vahl k i = . . Es hes a0, $16,500 titut wibriitage of record, and will*be fovdtend dent Irs. Gibbons insisted that | suit against the college to em nance Ory 1035 N Grand . P © a $15.000 second mortgage. Further details at sale. _her daughter be brought to her. |mnorrow morning he will be ex- F J Guilbault Optical Co 423N Br ay Oscar Wolff, Coroner, issued aj pelled from lay membership in | . . *9 _ oadw eS ‘ - ; ‘ | Statement, charging Dr. Herman'the Ministerial Alliance. (Between Locust and St. Charles) Van &£ ™ cuu* | Seediess Raising | NN. Sundesen, Chicago Health “Poro College,”’ said the com- 15 Thompson's, 4 4 : 10 CHEESE Wisconsin 28 a . ; ‘a “ ‘himself in ‘testimony at the Coro-. successful business enterprise of Brick, Lb.. Invariably Charming Is Our Duro ner’s inquest or was “bunking”’ the’ the Negro race’ and will be public in statements made for seriously injured if not destroyed PARK White | blic in statemer — Lb. Clover eed Lb. 55 ea publication. Phe Coroner also an-; by a receivership. : | | tt ermanent a ve nounced that Dr. Zan D. Klopper| Comment of Negro Journal. | | © - = /was not requested to resign from; Echoing this sentiment the) 1S . 0 his staff of physicians because of | Chicago “Light,”’ a Negro journal | SD dealin Late Saat) Soe le. eek eee yen eee “ee “po | Washing Soda ™ 25 i will sell you a thvroughiy I will sell you a thoroughiy relinble pair of Ginasses— complete—for distan.e of reliable pair ef SBifecal Lenses and LO GO ~~ TrTrTrTyrTYTrTTr.Trrefefewe"” 7. a ell eh ‘ Riss ; Me vats SER Pie, ER 2. ‘yrrwreeTTgjurt*'**T''t'tt*''t 77" 7" - eRe 2a D ~s Oe a en ee ee RR re PE a OR oe ~ - 4 eS. — fncompetency, but “because, in! says: “The entire race has its) % That Gives the Effect —— | making postmortems on two bodies | eyes on St. Louis, watching fo: | AD to the POST-DISPATCH ané GET i , : be . ALMOST CERTAIN for ANYTHine af Chic Marcel— C= = 'when he was ordered to make only 'the outcome. The question: seems | Sewing Machines Features an Extraor Special at (one, and in failing to report the to be ‘Shall this great commercial | a » tte == 4) second postmortem he was not venture, a business conducted not | : | | complying with a rule of the Cor- only upon racial lines, but for | : | > Sif J oner’s office.” ‘the good of humanity, be pac-| \ Q € ; Wolff stated that Dr. Bundesen rificed?’ ” ) ~ would be recalled at the inquest to} When it came to choosing be-/ a y/ y/ '“explain his. midnight presence at! tween Mrs. Malone and Mr. Malone | the Columbus Hospital Oniin ther falling out, most in- sa j 4 | @ Our Permanent Waving = March 2.” fluential St. Louis Negroes appear ' | H ©experts using the “Duro” } _—- —- ~=e= to have sided with the former | Epcocesst end how to set " __ SCHOOLS AN athe ne = oe — lisa ul ey ma : Ss . ATT TTT EI 4ny Ot. 44 SB Nee ah yt. ° . » ih ‘ the waves to bring out the | | | She bought one of the first Rolls- | For Your Present Sewing Machine : beauty of your hair, and the 2 THORWALD OLSEN Royce automobiles seen in St ' gs | | Louts. Her busines) is valped ‘pt| Regardless of Its Age, Make or Condition—Toward TILA A contour of your head. Now, ox, : at. the start of the Spring Teacher of Singing $1,000,000. Negroes “in every : ’ fH clime beautify themselves with | the urchase Price of da 4 , ' ' 4 , | | | Season, is an ideal time to have your “permanent. : Formerly in the | Poro College preparations” to| ODEON tf, paraphrase the advertising pampnh- | on “Se ~ perry of) ¢, 5 © i sn tse 4 «ae = y \ (Ps we 4 3 a4 oY . 7 1 > ” oe S ’ A - ~ J 7? yt WAR ARAL LAY aA —— ow se ~ + + eee. / jy / / —_—_-- Mif df 7. A | x Wy AsA anal (Zi f a * ‘(vance . lets. Mrs. Malone has been a The Smart Andre Swirl 3 Now Located in the i large contributor to Negro churches : 4a Poro College, with its pergolaed | , and an expertly given shampoo; priced.. SAUM STUDIO BLDG. A oo? biden rowning > etek | And Swirl Haircut, alone, $1 Grand and Franklin Avs. ight at Pendleton and St. Ferdi- | STUDIO 399 H teria, its staff of spruce attendants, | - . has long been the show place of, Good : a — : : ; Other Yvette Beauty Services AAA AAA ARR AREWEAAARARA AA AAPARAAA RA AAMIY PT ‘the Negro district. In former SSS — Ww Ro EI ic . . a. : — : = INS ZE® BS9F}- Rotary Electric Sewing Machine Hairdressing Facial Treatment shown through the Malone suite, : Manicuring Hair Dyeing ‘which at one time was decorated ; Eyebrow Arching Shampooing | , ae pe: : : . 6 * et eee — Ser ee OE entertaine: Visiting’ conventions ° . A Catherine Day Facial Yvette” Parted Trans- -“Interferes with General Negro doctors, lawyers and news- . HINK how greatly a smooth-running, ar , ! : d Busi pres at ae _ . curate, convenient Domestic Electric Ma- ion to Spring freshness. wavy hair—to cover the Health an usiness abroad. ; | — chine would facili itate yo “S ing”! Our attendants give it to whole head ........$8.50 Ability Complaints Against Receiver. 1S Ses TO : ¢ me y UE “> sewing * | ) | rap: SS INE 2 AES | F : . J Certainly you should consider one. of at $137.50 ture cannot develop their full belongs to her. Malone says x § = capacity in either mentai OF has a half interest. Conrad Paeben, ~ SS ; ; is Yvette Beauty Salon—Main Floor Baleony physical work. the temporary receiver, aroused ~ — able. " : 3 The Lewin Method cures Rupture. by making changes in the business ; ; ‘ . FAMO S ~BARR O. It is scientific, nonsurgical und bas staff unacceptable to Mrs. Malone. f ‘f Saving On the Domestic Rotary Electric Sew t U ( stood the test of more than 34 years. He fired Edgar McDaniel, college | ; chin . es “= | ; Indorsed by prominent physicians, -raduate and business manager, al- ' ing Ma ec. ‘WH. A. LEWIN, MM. D complained to the Ministerial Al- » ae , | 670 Star Bldg., 12th & Olive, St. Louis, Mo. ance that a woman disliked by , A popular Domestic Rotary Electric Sew- - had put i ing Machine in a Console design, an ee ; " ‘ , and charities. A distinctively French shingle cut, with a finger wave $3 — nand avenues, its theater and cafe- years visitors to the “college’”’ were “Co | 9 ‘ 99 * nsole” or “Desk” Model ‘tn Louis XV atyle. The ‘college’ will groom your complex- formations of naturally paper men, and its fame spread perfection ........ $3.50 Sprinkled mith gray, ERSONS afflicted with rup- Mrs. Malone asserts that it all iP ne the ngw models—while this allowance is avail Why eontinue to suffer? the Alinisterial Alliance (African) | - This allowance really represents a substantial . * ‘ = rth ad Wsi- . We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps clergymen, barfkers and other b so Charles S. Stone, superintendent ~ “ 99 mae . of male employes... Mrs# Malone é The Console he: been put in McDaniel's the vltinatum ef the alliance, ; serving skis ors dag aan the ult he alliance. Domestic Rotary serving table or a dressing table — yet bad 7 see Fil oO “We'll fight harder than ever.” : : ; Price Sacrifices of 40% to 75% Off! © Foon Ss ee Electric Console ready in an instant for sewing. sel for Malone, when asked if Ma- 2 | =m lone would obey the ministers . } Malone, who has served as presi- . : dent of the National n's : —— 5 a - aw ” _ wo = = = ton Unidn of the African Methodist ( ASH a B . 4 3 4 ae - RecKE EE] “Ss? 7 AS “See er Episcopal Church, refused to com.- See These Once-in-a-Lifeti argains in meat Piabenday ten ti ae eink ? 0 Lifetime Bare | m - ve berdas : ba ie is under- A liberal payment plan—a small cash payment—no interest SLOO* na ie li yTotest befo, a. . . : the Ministerial Ailianée against the charges—$-30.00 for your old machine—immediate delivery. Alliance’s alliance with Mrs. Ma. BERLIN BOOTLEGGERS MAKE Nise filladiaie Davelpers Quite ALCOHOL FROM SYNTHETIC GAS 3-Pc. Wood Framed Living- Automobile Kuel Made From P There are added refinements m the newest Do Room Set, covered in silk : : S er estic Console and Desk. Twotoned woodwork tatoes When Distilled Gives mestic Console an JeOsk. wo-toned wi wor i 3-Pc. Jacquard Velour all over- $52 50 Pure Product. and an enduring lacquer finish reflect the quality a DATS - oe iPSea stuffed Ilving-room Suite ' By the Associated Press. of this inxoduct._ > | Gotta SEO Oe Pa op, ee bP AE ORL Om ; , BERLIN, March 5.—Bootlerver Mig or el $ Bee eee \ 4, - = ee pa ee Sa ein ee Massive Library Table to match $4 Og of wit ™ pero ; ille¢ ota nee b z rt wee ; ae. o> tz " a wiv Hele i {* above Sultes, low as ‘ : mi cil a ie Ld ga , ~’ais- Peeks Oe MS | Masterful ‘dising Brings slue Sensation! a . . + y ™ » q ~ . ; . ' a : | 7 Sie Rigeea, WMD “tang Bes ong or . . ; . aha ahi Le a i PF PE a DT RE m s a ‘ ee eh. eee eee (re Be me * . i p J « - _ - - ae ‘ Ly RPE TLS UR eh ees fe Oe LA i it DS OP ia ea SG MA ES i Btn eae - - a e = he : tilled from a patented automobile R Vv Center Tables, the table with “gasoline,” are increasing in such ota / hundreds of uses are Re humbers that the Government is cs Sa a Beautiful, new walnut considering enlarging Its force of The Domestic 18s a full rotating round bobbin Dressing Table.... liquor agents to cope with the new (Rotary) sewing machine, by every test the most efficient, most practical and longest-wearing move- evil a ITS—SAVE 1, AND MORE tice Cologne’ voice ocland’ twa 2 stills and O000 gallons of alcoho] ment for eiectric drive and arrested two men on charges r Rs , , 4 Vee MorY, the ia ie ‘ 16-Pc. Living-Room Outfit 13-Pc. Dining-Room Outfit of manufacturing alcohol without ‘ 7 $250.00 Value—S$L00 Weekly $200.00 Value—iSe Weekly : a license, raids in other parts of Domestic Built “3-Pe, Living-Roo r ® “Room Suite, 9112 Velvet 6O-Inch Boffet, 48-Inch Extension : , - Stand, ee . Senot or / $ AD Table, ‘6 Leather Seat Chairs, Tabie / the country have disclosed that the ’ ‘ . : Fleer ‘ ' ith Art (,lase Shade. Px 12 ‘ x rz ction aft le } ' 4 > » 7 7 : . ' ues | vat ht ee SS ee ee head, the cabinet, the motor and A’ PO ee ee I een x AAS — ~ SSAK WY Velvet Rug. wall China Case and one \ The sewing 1 7 Silver Cabinet. edentiind ine aeowlt ta be aad electrical equipment are built complete in the 18-Pc. Kitchen Outfit 10-Pc. Bedroom Outfit mendous business. ‘Domestic factories. The Domestic is not an woe ee ae The evil was mofe or less spon- assembled product. You are fully protected under $175.00 Value—Tie Weekly * full cli rye Wainut Jreseer, size ~ “ core ra yh ne cz or Y }eT ¢ tes . . ‘ ' » — "4 ‘ ; ae ‘ned -enderful Vanity Dresser, 50- | sored by the Government in fos the double guarantee, ours and that of a sixty- end , we © ‘ s ? oo Po | , Pp oe ce : 4 4% . ~ > 4 | , tering Laat manulac Lure Oi 4 4 a ere (rasa motor fuel and its sale to liquor - , 2% Full-Size Kitchen Cabinet, 9-Pc. sae Porcelain Kitchen Set, 50-Ib. ty Refrigerator. curb the heavy imports of gas he a sca | siiipor Ji TaAsO- / \ ‘Wainut Dresser, Massive 9-Pc. Dining-Room | Wicker Go-Carts $5 65 line until the Bergins and Fischer é eee * res dl alll CA 7 4tg4 Pd 4 baa A ae a Ps a . ~*~ Aa se Cd 823.25.27 | upon any wounded men whom we may have been careless enough to | Redeem FURNITURE STORE ,; leave behind,” he adds. The book We Give and Eagle Stamps 823°25~ _ North Sth St. _describes the hardships of cam- 27 N.8 £h-Sf- — | Paigning against Abd el Krim in the French Foreign Legion. 3 ‘

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. PAGF 6B ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH__ SUNDAY. MORNING, MARCH 6, 1927 ___ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ A —— r NR ee nie ne ns LLL LALO LLL LLL LLL LL LLL LLL ee — — a ee a - — aanaen | ee SO REN | pe sessas ee __Few Restricted Articles Excepted . a. We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps—Few Photo Enlarging 3 Women’s Silk Umbrellas $10 and $12.50 Values at $5.95 7x10-Inch Enlargement, Each, $1.50 ; i 4 € Bring in your favorite negatives and we it Umbrellas th wide fancy bor- : : “pea ao _ 6-rib frames. Handles are in pe pre w a ms, ep Pree tive polychrome effects. charming new club styles, with tips and tops to mat Excellent quality silk—biack and OPERATED BY THE MAY COMPANY Kodak Section—Matsa Fleer colors. Umbrella Section—Main Fleer THE MAY CO. MAY CO. FAMOUS-BARR CO. M.O’NEIL CO. THE MAY CO. Y THE ~_ ys Cleveland ed a w! “ws + “a I Offered Monday, an Extremely Varied Assortment of A () () 0) me S a ner \e | U f (Gj AG r OC of the ) Boxes ot S ue Hone 7 A nie > Oftered, Beginning Monday, at 50c - 5 'e $ 1 00 $ 1 29 * , “4 EL LO e SE ORY nate ay ae Ae “ Pesyecity" emeyag 12 anal agi lel eeaiaial i as EO LR in A ee Rarg = ae ‘ een aacaly Sta aN cate oe MBE AO PERS : eth See UE NS RNS Ry eg > SS aM : NE ROL BE ES Rae OE ROE ERE hs aA RRO IG AES, te4 we z ’ " 2 - " " o > - we Seed go Aaa: a ae {a> socal sili he rep hai st Halil hy tah nee 5 6 8 PBS gh: DA ah aeetas's in hice . “Y o> she - 1S Eo nD 48 . a The Very Newest Types—All 2 Mere Fraction of Its Worth. . ep Gay of High Quality—Over 100 : Styles From Which to Select # € A most remarkable opportunity to save on distinctive kinds of Station- | ery! The prices are very low for such high qualities—the result of our ee ° | , At the Surprisingly Low Price of The Very Newest | tremendous purchase, which is decidedly unusual! Since most of the _ styles are regularly offered in our stocks — you can quickly judge . Tints, F inishes | how extreme are the savings. You'll certainly want many boxes rahe , . and you would make a mistake if you didn’t buy a quantity—for and Styles _ Stationery is something always needed—and always suitable LC pS : for gifts. Stationery Section—Main Fleer —Majority .in the popular : —— club size with plain or deckle | ___/ a edge and the most attractive C This large essortment will.certainly allow you to] emverore (nee Gy Cia Indulge your particular preference for Luggage—and od. " men. women ead if you're a seasoned traveler you well know the im- , wc Beautifully boxed— portance of Luggage smartness. Coming to you at 60 v8 a y much less than its actua] worth it really behooves you ve to anticipate your vacation needs now—what you'll save can be put into more ‘vacation pleasure. DOUBLE-HANDLED BAGS GLADSTONES FITTED WEEK-END CASES Strikingly Attractive Patterns in American D TOURIST BAGS Breakfas t Set S Stamped Pillowcases SUITCASES OXFORD BAGS Of Unusually Excellent Quality at This Very Special Pric LEATHER HATBOXES , Sets of a Very Popular €@ Whether your fancy be for scallops, hem- 75 d The Art Needlework Section Offers a Pleasing Assortment of Fi SINGLE-HANDLED BAGS A Size—43 Pieces, for stitched hems or cases hemstitched for cro- COWHIDE SUITCASES me = cheting, in conventional or floral pattern, you will fimd just the thing in this specially priced : ee 2 For Sedans i | | soe | For 4-Door Sedans.......”. | } i L a-door Coach and 4-door ~< ~ oS | Georgette Silk Shades in.2 num- Sedans. . Made for 2-door Coupes "ae ” and attracti Nash—Models, 233, 263, 269, 239, t65, 26s, 2 and 4 door Sedans of aiaon = ber of new : a ctive styles, . ; 224. 227. ee ont Sean ’ i pleated, interlined and with Metals frame, adjustable kind, Oskland—2-door Coach, ‘25-"26-'27; Sedan, | te . 3 Oval shaped, blue cnameled, 8 inches and extends to 39 “e627. seinen teil aia stretched linings. Trimmed with good size with seamless body, inches. itted Sporting Geeds Section—sirth Fiens fancy braids. with end bandies and handle canvas center. — : cover. : ERE eRe ereMeee cee

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/ = ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH = _——s fp That Our Women’s and Misses’ Sections 7h ONE Present in Enchanting V ariety—at @ Hand-blocked Scarfs — heavy afll-silk crepe de chine. The entire 1404 obtained | Aika | $ $ $ 75 in a special purchase from a maker noted of eB a | for creating gorgeous designs and color \\NM \ hg sa ‘y, effects in this fashionable type of acces- 4. a ¢ | pring Coat Fashions express allegiance to types—the very ’ in : | Soniauite aide conta oF eek aida on Vog ue | | furred and clinging Coat of asupple twill or heavy silk—or the dashing, mannish Li ‘ GA ¥ ; cond bidekine that women and witeoes wilt ata Saving : | sports type of woolens unusual in pattern and color. Both types are so ights, Special $2.25 | \ ¥ rn enthuse over this opportunity! Charm- | ¢ Wrap-around, artifi- ? | yar pe - sa meager ane e im te ney, Bed Li | a - | \ | ing styles, with pert short cuffs and embroid- cial Pear] Necklaces— if pes eS eee ines BEE ped Lights, Ee A \\ // ered backs. they're to be worn with 9 |] Bizes 34 to 44.... Women's Beotion Sizes 14 to 18 Years. . Misses’ Beotion : Spring costume. There- : | braid trim- r ? ‘ , : rants. In RA aa ls . | Oi - Ae Black and white effects and the fore, you'll want to T ze or beige. 7 ee eS Se: P| Vth, oY ty most approved colorings—all in save on these lovely i] : Third Floor — “SS Te a 4 snug - fitting pique style. types Monday. . | Elegant Spring Coats, $25 to $250 , od ditt pga ts Glove Section—Main Fleer | | Women and misses who seck the ultra-distinctive—and the personally suitable— At 99c : | in silk or woolen Coats—are assured of perfect choice from this assortment. Clev- 6o-inch strands of ar- ! eres! creations\in black—and in Spring colors—latest fabrics, approved fur and tificial indestructible \ | | other trimmings. ~ —— Telvet Rugs | LaGarde Handbags |=#=2"3¢ | a At $3.00 pecial alues at... $ 39 50 ® With Convenient Secret Pocket—Smart in Style, and Practical Handsome artifiets LA 3354514 |="! 4 Infernalional Silk Sale : Tt 7 q@ There are just 50 attractive Rugs in this assortment. a im oO ; Barenee artificial " ; 9x12 foot, ss a a a . ; earle—also plain 60- » 2 I ° . / . | ian the teens aioe ccumdied at vy @ La Garde Handbags have an air of assurance— inch strands in ‘knot- if W ill E nd Monday at 5:30 P. M. Newly Added Offerings 1 they're so well made, so modish—so careful of their | ‘¢¢ effects. > I ee oe eaoamipereneretaa luabl ts! The new Spring styles, in this > ol : . pervacumggeooa AR sag cago thn, oe At$5.00 & & | Te we Featuring 5000 Yards of New Spring Silks - suring satisfactory choice. th rticular] group, reveal qualities that make them particularly Thr tain anil, \ Same Rugs in the 8.8x10.6 | | 4 Vis attractive to women and misses. Bags of a make that | Special Value, Yard | | thes 0 ie, / As 98 : $3.98 Value, the Yard $ 50 oy , ‘ : oe i} i s sis Se voy ot HE, x | 2 | see ee Vegetable Come, gece coe, - Bm a. | ae ee ee y2 Z Very Important Is the Color Range—More Than40 Hues | | S20 fished silk. radium— | this event Monday will choose for a frock, or two, _ | : tea ch printed in some of Springs | from this group. Reversible, all silk. @ Hose by the dozen is a wise investment when you have su | newest, gayest patterns. 40 | ) : 7 Z Z an opportunity as this! An immense assortment of pure silk | | inches wide. | | Te g Hose presented Monday with a value-giving that should | | , : | a “4 attract hundreds of women and misses. Plenty of fashion- | | Georgette Satin Crepe Flat Cr epe ie se + able chiffons—also medium and heavy service weights. | | 5 E | : 3 ae % Lisle and silk tops. Every pair an excellent make—slight Speciaj Value, Yard Extra Quality, Yard xtra Quality, Yard - * shadows in weave being the only imperfection. Select | $ p $9 29 ae : = =, 3 several pairs in each shade you need for Spring and Ss = Summer—it means economy. 1 _— Pure-dyed silk Georgette Crepe . — ~~ No Phone or Mail Orders Will Be Accepted | in gasuisite oem coh chaden. | new colore—aleo in lovely light Heatery Section—Mais Fleer Firm woven quality. 40 inches og May be used on ei wide. + i Es a io Pee BO nee Ee, 3 # ie Fie ae va% eee pees AS. gaye “a eas age FN ata a Paid a oc ae ae PRY edd ae a eA , = aot ee rr ‘ os i me: ~ Cis oa wit ba . i \ - 4 we: ie AEN te en

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PAGE SB" | _ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH __ SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 6, 1927 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps—Few Restricted Articles Excepted ree Men’s Shi Lisle Gloves Umbrellas ; a Pxtra | tor... 9b9D a... Oh “pecial 69 for.... * at .... _— Value at.. C Value . $1.79 ys © Neches ina Be € Women’s lisle Gloves : € Underarm, per _ nttachedé-al ‘ € Women’s rainproof ro- ia * s a oe, = hoe _ many patterss 7 in novelty cuff style. rib style Umbrellas with Sizes 14 to 17. . Sing tod hag ideal various fancy handles. O P E rn A T E. D B b ¢ T H E M A » _& O M P A N » 4 Basement Economy Store r F 0 Boys’ 4-Pc. LONGIE Su - , Vest Basement Economy Store Basement Economy Stere THE MAY CO. THE MAY CO. FAMOUS-BARR co. M. O’NEIL CO. THE MAY CO. . Leuis Les Angeles Denver kron Cleveland “a | > - " —— es = - sresrrrster crete: ete St oS I SSS SERRE pe # ee ge, ee ee a a = ane | ———————— SS SSE at SS Soest pehegeerere : SS ESS sti oe FSS EEE SES nape stere sees Setterts: Sagesstestosl te : ——— Te SSE SSeS: as sti -S eemerersoss 333 = : astbasestete teeta a : — os i —~ ~ -—aJ — —_ ; P . SN ES ae Eee ee oe ee Oe me oe ee eee Beginning Monday, the Result of a Very Special Purchase, This Extraordinary Sale of A Purchase of 2400 Brings Spring Sty les in the Popular a 0 4 » 1 Woolly Bors’ SOc Percale | mercas Sc) BLOUSES —_29¢ | 600 New Spring Coats || “Merrymaid” Dressesfz===! ue 7 cies urs etm Alt be ttegpulertys aim har atl che othe: St Louk ar — —— New, Tubproof Fabrics—Attractive Colors —for Women & Misses—Newest Desirable Spring Models in Dresses That Are Very Practical — The Most Wa | L\™ ta i Tiving-Room R kabl All Si | Verv Srecial - is Su} 4 “eo 8 | emarkabie izes Val LENA ues at., ,.;..- Hiz=k@yee! | Value at.... 1€ to 44 ——, == = } ue = Wi» i. , = oa 8 tit) ; iy ' m@ : ay Greer vem € This is a remarkable opportunity a, « The pleasure of selecung new Spring | | +, profitably secure a supply of (>? i. tt Coats will be doubled for those who dainty Wash Dresses for that first "83 Bad Aes’ ¢@' WM choose from this special group—the warm day that will find you urgent- : ai y _ Styles are so attractive and the values so ly needing them. They are suitable unusual! Thereissucha variety of styles | for home wear now, but they’re so that it will be very easy to suit your taste smart and well made that hundreds and requirements—and at the same time of women dnd misses will want etiect a sag fk a pas neg them for street wear later. The val- arrived lt © placed Om sale at ues are exceptional and are sure to o'clock Monday morning. prompt you to supply your needs liberally. A luxurious genuine mohai Is truly a sensational valu i eal n= anna cent —etirenetonen ED een a A LIE a a ce mr SS a ee ene es -- Many Styles for Many Needs—All New 7 ‘ ans = a: ~ abet ch Peedi « Ps D Mo FREY vk aetbalichegd OF CRON A fh, OPH Ne AION i) Hi pg EB ey Ao rare bape be yore Sapien Pek t $- Stak tiesiinstmed ATES a ‘ tebe na a a? aT eee > 5 ol « kee Renee. ee bean _ _ s mien ‘ : . - ¥ - oe a RE a te ee a ¥ 2 ? a fi ligt DAT Oa Barve BE he $ 4 ae aga. 0 at ee 5 0 MAE ¥ i — = 7 > e . “ ‘ _ 5 o - se ae : ar ee oy ee - aah bes ~ ve _ panes 7 s* ” ‘- — = ane 6... } 5 sh . - F } + > —- a — ae tans nal oon ee ee ioe ummm ae ain ee eae wrt feet long and +. 45, 48 and 54 treatments. In rich color com- _ tions. For door . nes - — a an oe Se ee ee ge ae f ae , inches wide. n yellow. green ; ; : ae ors. Bolster included. Sec- Limit of 20 yards to a 15c anteed not to fade. 39¢ : , ~~ sag fg Soto y s 7 duentien tiaten, Uae —_— eg Extra value ry nd f $7 bower 22¢ lue, vard Limit of 20 yards, yard q This new Kaa ment | w & « ane os > . » a5 tancy striped material, with - _— . Fa 3 rour nose supporters it is especially desitrabie because ~ or ail-mercerized Hose. . 2 | Black and colors. Seconds of better to match. In lovely pastel shades | re. = > eva | > t | > m BY of the five following reasous. grades. at : —sizes 2 to 6 years. s pants. Sizes 3 to 8 black satins, washable .@ “ae Paccwmens Mremeum Stace Basement Economy Store — eeememens: crepes, smart checked @ = o. ° eek. Sait e taffeta and many The * ~ Elevated Owen Gas pe Reinforcement of coutil Seled Breakfast- across diaphragm. with three Men and Young Men Should Fill Sp ring Needs From Our Assortments of : : ed Sither white or gray ecamel, the Ri tweed button-on printed Silks, flat & Ane seat I: is staunch:y constructed 4 at e ww wt ts v =_ horizontal bones. No. 2 a | i *namel inside Pech es Endicott-Johnson Footwear Axminster Rage ? xminster hug ‘Fist our store Ne. % 1915-1997 craps 9: Sed tambien “and reconditioned: , me 8: ast - * aS “fe #7 , wit ear. Ce “ f pinata i ek . i a Se iy SIS Fe a ay Lea ee REE: ss bis pecans habia ile ae - = * 22 ‘ 7 : o S a 2 oa , . s 2y . 13 ie - > J, . . 4 - a s a ‘ — a vy: - ef m . a c + oe . = _ “3 ; . ft - 2 s eae ~ 4 $ - s 4 a » = = % is : . = * ; a ‘ 2 - = a S . he S = 3 4 : ome 2 Fs * > | - Br ; 2 4 5 ~ Be a : - me: 1 7 : ~" 4 z q 4 é 3 : > 7 = Y -- ae - . 20 & 4 ~ a : a ¥ = ne é : . tae ¢$ . : ~ = , Sore ee : 4 > bo . & Le | oe a se ae : ae é oy : n > ze Se ” - > ax a a3 } ; : 2 4 é : ; & : ¥ we ~ Be ‘ 2, ~ % 72 when the figure is seated. Seconds ' No. 3 No. 4 No. 5 aX The Nationally Known Make, Made Popular by Durability and Good Style of $55 Grade . . > | . - \* " - Belt raised in Abdominal beit Elastic imserts a Nae € 9x12-foot Rugs im £ 7 front. takes care joins back far and vertical bon- en. nee of flesh thick- enough that the ing from side- oe Many Models— $ 95 Styles for Boys— ma an ; ee Pe ee | beeing ee nx a Splendid Value at... : Priced $2.45 to $3.95 Se diaphragm. fectly supported. Basement A Re BS APE er a ees : 8 q The merits of “Endicott-Johnson” Footwear are widely known—and the price at which our $15 95 Ma e S SN | Basement Shoe Section features the new Spring styles for men and boys represents such full ttresse ? “Gas | value” that many should make this Footwear their Spring choice. Offered Monday for... .. $ SO 1 = = Serene, Se-lnver cotton felt % 1 1 A5 2, Styles for Men Styles for Boys . | € gx12-foot Axminsters 3 Mattresses with reinforced four-row —— ’ . | High and low Shoes in tan and biack Mannish styles for older lads—a ' | ; alli : 3 side stitching and rolled edge. Cov- 4.) ‘eathers—bduilt on popular new broad or models ae gr ng sae th eto ed , “a — Pes duhati - a ered with good ticking. ~ Sesement Wreacumy Stere round toe lasts. Comfortable, durable. Shoes—biack and tan leathers—<omplete ~~ Bascer et good looking. 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Men’s Shirts Special eee . @€ Neckband and ¢ attached; of broadclothig many patterns and Sizes 14 to 17. Basement Economy Store i-— a ; Mie yp (AI y 53 RR aT Pe, white, J Bhi 0 TB WPCOATS 3.50,cc%°SLIGKERS $2 € 4 a] Fae Mer's & BL y oB TieW'S AND YOUTHS’ DOUBLE AND SINGLE BREASTED 3 IV BLUE SUITS. , TOPCAUATS 4 of ’s latest fashion. Cut 47 , as . men’s or conserva- 90 ‘t ft .. . models. Monday oJ ; BOYS’ TWO-PANT SUITS 3.75 ‘ FLUE DEVIL OVERALLS tes BROADCLOTH if dampers, Heavy MEN’S SHIRTS ie mt QC | woe sagem QE WORK SHIRTS SOC 50c Percale mrrehs 55) BLOUSES 29 MAIL DOUBLE EAGLE STAMPS ORDERS FREE PARKING Men's $1 Ribbed YDERWEAR 37¢ — 1.95 aie © . ; a : ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH WoaphY—A GREAT ONE-DAY SALE LIQUOR FOUND BESIDE BODY! Theodore Schultz of Prospect Hill Died Near Riverside Drive. Theodore Schulta 65 years old. of Prospect Hill, was found dead early yesterday near Riverside Drive. A half-pint bottle lying at his side contained a smal) quan- titp of colored moonshine whisky. An autopsy wil) be held to deter- mine cause of death. SALES OPPORTUNITY WE HAVE OPENINGS FOR TWO MEW TO SELL OUR “HONOR-BUILT CLOTHING” APPLY W. Z. Gibson, Inc. 'S3in" PILE Ne ocr —e Dan by MILD OFFIC CURED WITHOUT KNIFE LIGATURE er CAUSTIC r—No Chicroform TREATMENT Tell your frien Consultation and Examination Free : te rus! srAIth tegularty print) MUOKEt WAND ais char Atl che other St Louts newspapers COMBINED. DR. C. MATTHEW COE, Rectal Specialist | 501 Pine Street. St. Louis, Mo. | Living-Room Suites in PRICES GREATLY REDUCED Let us convince you. oa i ..aetidiieaaseatiitdlinieenssantitdiine a nr nee The Most Wonderful Assortment of We are speaking of prices on Living-Room Suites. Included in this great selling event for Monday are the products of the foremost manufacturers in this country. No wonder people say they find the best values here. We buy in large quantities for our five stores. We sell more, and quantity governs price. This Store 15119. Our feature price during this event on 3-piece overstuffed Suites of fine quality velour. A great bargain. Free Rug Included. A luxurious genuine mohair Suite of three pieces. Is truly a sensational value. Free Rug Included. 31982 A beautiful Rug FREE with ev Hgns in patterns and colorings. 10 DELIVERS ANY SUITE SELECTED—BALANCE 2 YEARS TO PAY OUR SPECIAL GIFT TO SUITE BUYERS Living-Room Suite purchased now. The newest de- | quisite patterns in rich colorings that will harmonize mith any Living-Room Suite. See these offerings before buying. y—Share This Selling of hould ringe window | or com- | ¢ with ¥ 1.15 Induce Brisk Buying Rayon Drapery —in beautiful color combins-" tions. For door and window drapes. Extra values, 4 the yard 89: Grenadine and: Voile White dotted Grenadine and Voile, with ribbon band effect and ruffled edge. For sash long curtains. Special, yard Basement Economy Store | Spring Silks $2.25 & $2.50 Values, Yard $ 1 19 @ Included in this group that many will doubtless. Share Monday, are new printed Silks, flat crepes, black satins, washable silk crepes, smart checked silk taffeta and many more weaves. Basement Economy Stere Axminster Rugs Seconds of $55 Grade € oxt2-foot Rugs in rich color j) combinations. Seamless — wool yarns and with deep pile. Basement Economy Store Seamless Rugs Seconds of 845 Grade... $33.95 @ gx12-foot Axminsters m me dallion and conventional de signs. Good colors. Husement Econemy Store Vindow Shades NH SNCERS A GTHCENTURY CONCERT Without perceptible Signal They Began Chorals With Sureness of Attack. BY THOMAS B. SHERMAN. MID the clatter and push of modern life the English Sing- ers sound a tranquil note from the past. This band of incompar able artista appeared in Howard Hall, the Principia, Friday night and their sipging of fifteenth and sixteenth century morets, madrigals and ballads more than justified their tremendous reputation. To speak of the English Singers as incomparable is to use the mot juste. For there is no organiza- tion known to music lovers of either Europe or America which pretends to carry out the artistic mission which they have under taken. Their value, of course, lies in the beauty of their ensemble singing, for the Iinditidual voices. while pleasing, are not unusual. But for a comparison of the gra- clous fusion- and balance which their voices attained while singing together one must go to a well trained string quartet. Even that comparison doesn’t do them com- plete justice for the contrapuntal! writers of the Elizabethan period and thereabouts believed in giving each individual] voice its chance. As a result each singe: is given the task of constantly emerging from the whole and fall- ing back again without doing vio- lence to the balance of sound. According to the historians, the madrigal singers of the sixteenth and seventeenth centurtes who had their reincarnation last night in these modern chanteurs, wer: nothing more than fairly talented amateurs. In fact, contrrapunta! singing was an accomplishment that any person with pretensions | to culture would necessarily have. And the gatherings at which they _ MARCH 6, 1927 ~~ DIES OF INJURIES SUFFERED IN FALL DOWN STAIRS IN FIGHT Haugh Wagner, 55, Received Skull Fracture itn Rooming House Altercation. Injuries suffered Monday tn «a fali down a stairway during a fight with another roomer, resulted in the death yesterday of Hugh Wag- ner, 65 years old. ef 803 South Third street. His skul) and nose were fractured in the fall. His opponent, John Rosocoa, 31 years old, suffered tiacerations of |! the face. When arrested, Roscoe told police he and Wagner clinched at the head of the stair- way on the second floor and rolled to the foot. Retreat House Exercises. The Rev. Andrew Cook of Chi- cago wil) conduct the exercises of the retreat beginning Tuesday at 7 Pp. m. at St. Mary’s Retreat House. Next Sunday wil) be the second of the Days of Recollection at the Re- treat House Mass wil! be held at 8 ee ee LUTHERAN NOONDAY LENTEN SERVICES BEGIN TOMORROW S&S. Paal (Minn.) Pastor to Deliver Ad@resees Daily at American Theater The eleventh season of Luther- an noonday Lenten services will begin tomorrow at the American Theater and continue daily, except Saturdays and Sundays, from 12:20 to 13:50 p. m The Rev. Paul Lin- demann of St. Paul, Minn., will be the speaker for the first week. The topics for the week are: Monday, “Why Lent?” Tuesday. “Ia the Bible Out of Date?” Wednesday, “Can We Vote Out the [svil?” Thursday, “Is the Church Losing Ground?” and Fri- day, “Why did Pilate Refuse to Change the Inscription?” Thyreus Oltub to Give Plays. Three one-act plays will be pre- sented by the Thyrsus Dramatic Club of Washington University, a. m., and benediction at § Pp. m. March 11 and 12 t 8:15 p. m. in January Hall. Washington Uni- ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH versity. The plays will be “Cath- erine Barr,” “Enter the Hero” and “Evening Drees Indispensable.” | Diabetics If you have the slightest symptoms of Diabetes— such as excessive thirst, incor. dinate bunger, with loss of weight in spite of keen appetite, with nervousness It will be mailed free to anyone who will send merely name and address to Sanborn Laboratories,442 Y M. O. A Building, Battie Creek, Michigan. it de- women of nationa) prominence who restored themseives to perfect health | 40.466 more than the THREE ets- after other treatmente had fa!ied. The book has 78 pages bound in board covers and is & mine of authentic infor. mation for those who are suffering from Btabdetosa printed 109.955 Autemeotile “Wantw” er St. Leute sewspapers combined. printed Gur Fam tde-—188] more than the THRE? other Ot. Leute ata nc «= ~- ~- = sp ~ on nin hi ae oe oe he ell Badd Cael Bae bes be a be a be a bes be Trade in Your Old Furniture We will make yoG a very liberal allowance for your old furniture when traded in on new. / 54 9 Ay a a 4 4 SS oh: HbA) Wh ~ bees ee oo be 5 ee i ee oe ee ah Open an account with us. peaks ik 1 Ht T Se len | eal Bad Boll Bow M ! i il Hu i } ; ’ i | | | -_ sang were usually of an informa! nature. comparable faintly to th: | impromptu quartets that gather | today in the village square or thr | corner drug store and harmonize | n “Sweet Adeline.” | But after hearing the English | Singers you wonder how that could be possible. Nothing but the most scrupulous and exhaustive training could produce—at least in | this day—such lovely effects. Needless to say. the phrasing and the unity of the ensemble wa* virtually without a flaw. The phrasing would have to be—for the union of the written text*and the voca!] sound is so close that wooden phrasing would rob the songs of all their meaning. Ag it gets not merely a procession 0’ agreeable sounds but characteriza tion and drama that are ordinarily associated exclusively with literary media. In the presentation of the pro-. gram, the Engiish Singers attempt to preserve the same informal at- mosphere that surrounded = thos: early gatherings of madrigal and motet singers. They walked onto the stage as if they were going into a drawing room, took their seats at a table and then—withov s any perceptible signal from any- body—starting singing with a f£ure- ness of attack that simply couldn’t be improved. ’ The program consisted of com position by William Byrd. Thoma: Weelkes, Orlando Gibbons. Henr~ , Purcell and other famous old English composers together with a group of Italian street cries. The | audience responded visibly to the | friendly attitude of the singers and the lively, humorous and naive con. | ceits of the music. EDWARD T. HALL GETS DIVORCE IN CLAYTO" Charged Wife With Desertion — | Testified She Treated Him Blissful Dhiee FROOM OUTFIT OF [00D FURNITURE F '298e Just to give you with good furniture these Outfits. sense of quality and Our Terms—Small Cash Payment, 2 Years to Pay Balance HOME OUTFITS idea of the cost of furnishing a home We believe these special Outfits assembied by experienced house furnishers will appeal to your Come in and let us help you plan furnishing your home. at moderate prices we assemble beauty as well as that of economy. : The LIVING ROOM i.’ Living-Room Suite of three pieces comes tn a very attrac- = Yélour covering. A beautiful table and either floor lamp or Furnish Your Home on Our Budget Plan 4 Sge lamp Completes the outfit for the living room. The BEDROOM ene dainty Bedroom Suite consists of bow-end bed, chest of sWers, vanity case with triple mirrors and vanity bench with eat It is staunchiy constructed and comes finished in tty Walnut on gumyuood. The model is a popular period The KITCHEN me Elevated Oven Gag Range with white porcelain in front, an neleg Breakfast-Room Set consiating of table and 4 chairs er white or gray enamel, the Refrigerator is a good size, We will take In your old furniture for new and make a liberal allowance for same. Telephone CEntral 2630 and have our appraiser cali. No obligation on your part. ‘i *name] inside. (mmm RRO RR ET ON EE — 2 awit Our store No. 2, 1915-1917 Washington We carry & ‘ue, Where we offer fer sale discontin- Roce Pies and reconditioned Furniture, —— and Gas Ranges at bargain prices on tror credit terms. Free automobile service —» Our Olive Ptreet store to our store No. : without obligation to buy. Inspect before ying See how much you save. — Oe De ‘Mfg. Co.’a Superior and Charter Oak Stove & Range Co.'s Gas and Combination Gas and Coal Ranges in al) the latesi finishes such as gray-black and gray oak. Gel our prives on these Ranges before placing your order complete line of Bridge & Beach | ' * i. ., -. SS » | L DD We Farnished Your Mother's a 4 . i 6a @ <a ————— oo Se Ss H erms in City || G ~~ Fe Gl With Contempt. A divorce was granted at Clay ton yesterday to Edward T- Hall vice president of the Ralston-Pu- rina Co. and former president of the St. Louis Advertising Club. from Mrs. Jeesie G. Hall. He charged general indignities and de- sertion. Hall testified his wife spent most of her time travelifg, treated him with contempt in the presence of friends ané left him 4 year ago. declaring she did not intend to re- turn. They were married in Phila- | delphia in 1911, and separated | Feb. 10, of last year. An entry of appearance and general denial of allegations was filed by Mrs. Hall, who was represented in court by | an attorney. Hall resides with his four minor children at Berry and Algonquin roads, in Glendale. The Court re- | served privilege of making further | order as to the custody of the chil- | dren. SKYSCRAPERS NOT FOR PARIS By the Associated Press. | PARIS, March 6. — American | skyscrapers are being discovered | anew by the French. but. while | such buildings are admitted to be | a necessity in some "American | 'eities, most Frenchmen comment | that there is neither need of nor | desire for them in Paris, and that | they don’t belong here. P Nearly half of the current issue of the principal {llustrated periodi- cal of France is devoted to show. ing that New York “has ea beauty all tts own, grandiose and mes nificent.” and to explaining “wh-» is a skyscraper.” “Titanic archi. tecture” ang “modern palaces worthy of ancient Babyion™ are samples of descriptive phrases un- der full-page pictures of the Wool- yrorth Building. the Chicago Tr!- bune home and the telephone pulldings in St. Louts, New York |& ané Gan Francisce. is, one | UU SER EER ER SRR REE ER ER ERE ER SR ER SRR SF REE SA ~2 ‘aS De Ad | Kroehler Beautiful Dinner Set Free TACOS Sisse Ba dy WP es Mi MOEA MTF - Bed-Davenport Set With Occasional Table and Lamp | The large overstuffed chair. rocker (instead of wing chair as shown) and bed-davenport arAzeovered in rich figured velour: frame fin- ished In brown mahogany. The dav- enport opens Into a full-size bed. The outfit includes a beautiful occasional table and a pretty table lamp (128° _ Double Day- Bed wo Mattress $14.75 Brown walnut finish; all- meta] frame with link fabric.spring; upholster- ed in art cretonne. Opens into a full-size bed. 805 -807-809 Feankiin ‘Ave. March Underselling Sale! Greater Values— Genuine Simmons full-size wal- nut-finished bed with excellent spring and comfortable mattress. Refrigerators door side-icer rusting wire shelves. A muaran-G 75 * « teed ice —— saver... Our Refrigerator Stock Is Complete in All Styles and Sizes. Buy Now and Save. ‘ * ™ 4 ao nesteeecemateiienll " Aas Hil | Hee) Hii ai | if , i aie ATA rt a oS . she phe abe aka buabes bs Has polished steel cooking with four large gas burners four coal holes. Guar. baker .... i. ae _ 2 — ss, 2 ie me bn Fe Foe os A splendid golden oak, three- Refrigerator with pure white food~ com- partments and removable non- ‘825 Connected Free! We Have Reduced the Price | - Py “New Creation” Walnut low price. width bed, Easy Credit Terms Veneer Bedroom Suite Just think of being able to secure this beautiful Suite at this Genuine walnut veneer and charmingly designed. Consists of full- large Gresser and your choice of the vanity or chifforobe.... ‘39% Chifforobes | Special $1'7-75 Giisiaté: Beautiful walnut or golden oak finished. Have spacious clothes hanging compar t- ment, large hatboxz and érawera, Cabinet Style Gas Ranges Large oven and roomy 4- burner cooking top: neat- ly trimmed in white enam- el; excel- ia 92 baker. eee top and Rose Dinner Set | with your purchase of $10.00 Another super-value. with other fine richly finished. Consists of extension table, buffet. five , Walnut Veneer Dining Suite cabinet wooda. oblong chairs and an armchair. China can be had at a alight additional cost.. fe constructed and side Free! 5. ~ 2, «$19.558 Axminsers..... 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: se Ninety. senna ad, pets rae ee a Eee SS ae oe Ce ee eo oe PAGE 10B ST.LOUIS POST-D Destroyer Damaged in Storm. NORFOLK, Va.. March 5.—The destroyed King, which was en route from Boston for Guantana- mo, was so badly damaged in the | storm off Cape Hatteras Wednes- | come to Norfolk Navy Yard for re- pairs. A week will be required to | put her in shape The oe lost her main mast, rigging, sign lights and radio antennae and was) ~ TOGHURCH FIREBUG | forced to lay to for 12 hours,during day that ashe has been forced to ‘the worst of the storm. VV +" EAT COMPANY 6th AT MORGAN MONDAY, TUESDAY SPECIAL BRING YOUR CAR AND LOAD UP Small FRESH SPARERIBS Sat’ gnenen 25] Ne. 1 Wisconsin. WEW YORK CHEDDAR, 'b.. we GAT |hs. 10} bertaie pail ibe of incendiary ISPATCH ___ SUNDAY MORNING. FOOTPRINTS ONLY CLEW. Fires in Three Synagogues and Na Zarene Edifice Laid to Incendiary. Police are seeking an unidentl- fied per rsen of smal] stature who is believed to have set fire to three Jewish synagogues and a church on Thursday and Friday nights. The fires. of which appeared to origin, were €x- tinguished in each case after mi- nor damage to ethan and con- entrance through a rear window. Two Previous Fires. hava 9:45 p. m. Thursday a fire scovered under a stairway in | ene’ hr occupied by the Con- gregation Chesed Shel Emeth, 1260 North Euclid avenue. It caused NJ damage of $5°%. Half an hour later fire broke out in the Euclid Nazarene Church, at 1231 North Euclid, a few doors Damage. which was esti- ed at $225. was chiefly to shia and furnishings. Italian Papers Row Over Dante. ROME, Feb. 26.—Mussolini has frequently put the soft pedal on his eombative journalistic away. : followers, | who used daily to revise the uni- | verse and declare war on neighbor- ; ing nations. to mix into controversial politics, they are reduced to quarreling among themselves abott literature. Now. being forbidden | DI ten lle. 1927 ¢ _ ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH . . —e a ee ee SS Oe - — : o MARCH lt ltl... Sl... ch Special or the Hore ! $250 COMPLETE 11-Pe. LIVING-ROOM } Ul On Terms! ! tents. otprints, found under at one of the 4 great ih. 16 16 ‘ Pt he-« an open 3, nN a live . A | t : ] ° = . .r" ~ ” > } a window buildings between the newspapers Imper | to Fascista as to which There Fancy Domestic Swiss, ib., 2 $16 Down and $8 Month! it ‘t — bes a \ Complete 11 Pico avTr 4 owe service Open fill 9 Yahlem Finance Cor. 1035 N GRAND FRANKS-BOLOGNA miand indicating the erson may and Lo Siat es FRESH FISH ; manage ve a child. cocina the of the classic Italian writers | A. ( "4 . ciais es only clew. “truiv fascist. pe 5 ~ s Mon., Tues., Wed. Special boas i " The Impero has Fancy Fresh Red Snapper, fb. ..27 Potatoe Northern 19 lbs 75 'two similar blazes Thursday night, Ruralis. : fies were in the synagogues of the Skinned Whiting, Ib | Nathan Harris Con ere gation, 1213 4 Fresh Croppies, ip Ma North Glasgow avenue, and the Pork Steaks ==: every TD. | jumbo Frog Legs, pr-...49 B'nai Abraham Congregation, 1 0 AN short distance away. a gp ve ato Smoked Haddeck, ib 4 Entered by Window. Why be 3 ee os — Mm ices nice alice Finnan Haddies, [b : : he Riek: eae discovered at short of cas 2:0 O CIOCK, Caused aamages »1 Just your osote Any about LO0 Apparently it had t. $25 to $1000, on your NUCOA NUT BUTTER w=? 25 ah deastek de mS cor an feces Lom th you “LIGHT LUNCH” paper. A watchman No waiting HEARTS SNOUTS 7 IDS. 15 We are the iargest in our field HOT CHILI (Crackers). ..16 ‘Nathan Harris of 6954 Columbia in St Leuis. $250.000 capita! CHIL] MAC (Crackers) ...15 | avenue. tomers. Courteous friendly PIES (Whips i Gream)...19 - YEAL posers | 122 '6 a. m. yesterday. it had been SANDWICH Frank~ 3 Chops VEAL SHLDR- started from a tablecloth and had burned itself out after causing damage of $100 to furnishings. The k Chops isi 7 ‘lb. 29 ork Chops in. Friday night's fires, following! won the battle by claiming Dante. Sliced Sable Steak, ib. ..26 . Glasgow and Dickson street, a Filet of Haddock, ib No ENDORSERS NEED ’ SODA FOUNTAIN | possession Money same day alarm. The building is owned by averse oT and over 6000 satisfied cus SPAGHETTI (Crackers). ...10 y | Ih VEAL CUTLETS, ib. ...35 The second blaze occurred some ‘i ea | time between 7 p. m. Thursday and person apparently had forced an There are in one or not be ab telephone. $225 COMPLETE 12Z-Pc. BEDROOM 951494 75 Complete 12-Piece Bedroom $15 Cash—$6 Month COMPLETE — Including handsome 4-piece walnut- finish Suite of bow-end bed, vanity dresser, dresser and chifforobe, and, in addition, spring and mattress, bench and rocker to match set, 9x 12 rug, bed lamp and pair boudoir lamps. A _ really sensational value in a high- grade Suite with many ex- tra pieces that mean a sav- Coats like these you RIALAL ing to you. A complete can't buy at all men? : Vi : bedroom! 3-Pc. Bed Outfit a THIS STORE HAS NO CONNECTION WITH PENNY & GENTLES This Store Now Located in the Building Formerly Occupied by Penny & Gentles | rors | BROADWAY & MORGAN STS. |, ores for Opening | Union Market OUR POLICY—WE WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD—MONEY BACK IF NOT SATISFIED Pre-Opening Specials for Monday . Bright New Hats |New Spring Coats As Gay as Youth Itself A Remarkable Selection to Pick From For Women, Misses and Stouts at Prices Below Cost of Material | In All the Newest Styles “i. a > — => —- | ttl citi, Tilt iti, a a a Oe ian. —— a ne Se Le Bee RS LS oe en ee oe Se i TS Oe 1 oe é = C SE AR ETRY OTL SS Te head noises are caused dit infection, or from catarrh o the Eustachian Tube and gr Many people who have t symptoms except the grad worse from fresh colds, $1Z Val. Bed Spring A substantial, well- made, long - lasting double coil Spring. Real $12 walue; spe- Cee ae (NENT er. =" ee ee ne \ “ft 4 _* . er, ~~ These values cannot be duplicate® Come. see them your- self and be convinced. Poke styles, ripple high crowns, tam efiects. Every wanted color. Pfenty of large head sizes. +, brims, Hoover mage A limited quantify last—slighthy soiled 4] 00 00 Underwear for the Whole F suiliy---Gipactal for Monday price $1.87. Specig! m3O+4e0 wre mMBO4+0 O= Ponta =. length. Size | : ‘ s* _— o? TO wee regu ar i values at ite or value: +A "5 three for ... carmont Men's Ecru and Bleached MEN’S BALBRIGGAN LADIES’ UNION Rib Union Suits SUITS Boys’ Athletic Nainsook “ A3c Ladies’ Full-F ashioned lage $4 22 19 Ladies’ Chiffon GOLD SEAL CONGOLEUM te Ho SE 35c RUG to Top, Wonder Or 3 for $1.00 SHIRTS AND DRAW ERS Short sleeves, ankie Size « shirt uf Tub top, shell kn ee, length. Sizes 34 to S9el 36 to C “$0c value epen and close Le : . . a ; ~ + 7:3 to . 4%. $1.00 walue.... i On _ ty name Lich insure long © : This is a sensational Day-Bed bargain. Cane-panel back. steel construction in walnut finish. Comes complete with tufted mattress and cretonne $ 95 covenng. Special Two yards wide, extra heavy qu d surface w All the choic: SOO as. Extra Si and easy cleaning. nants, perfect GOLD SEAL CONGOLEUM RUGS—SPECIAL MONDAY ONLY! EVERY ONE PERFECT 7.6x9 9x10’ 6” GOLD SEAL GOLD SEAL CONGOLEUM | CONGOLEUM RUG RUG RUG $3.45|$4.35/$5.95|$8.55|*" $1.00 WINDOW SHADES _ $35.00 VELVET RUGS . - $ . ™ election of floral and ~~ Wits or gh Ft . ——— aa PIU, ‘an and rose col- ‘ > , ; » = “ - i aii pei sine . . nGcay, sp Wall Paper Sale MUSIC ROLLS Leek! Two Carleads of New Spring Wall Papers 2 Fer the Over 100,008 rollx ef high-crade aa 7s —— - 5 NT SOs AW val - ae ee eee a oe a Scalloped and fringed; in all the wante: size 36 inches wide by 6 feet iong; a mill trregulars; Monday special eonr42zm90 & on adh , 7 eit . at ted at Ad ae DM, i yee ) : pial a 3 gp ¢ ' getsray —— . > A i Ita wba cr aig ba n aii ee 7 . : i Don’t fail to hear the biggest hit— “Cerenade Nights.” Other side, “There Never Was a Pai Like My Daddy's Gail.” t w “There Never Was « Pal Like ‘My A Let of Demonstrating Records: 10c Daddy's Gal,” and othera, special Monday Speciai ree) 11—88-Note $ nie Raila: 1 Ome Free With Each Dellar Purchase Demonstrating Special for Rolls 10c Se Sais ony Wik Eardornr Bol ang Percolator COFFEE a. ye 1 Our Prices on Borders Are Lowest in City Beat aluminum: THIS STORE HAS NO CONNECTION WITH PENNY A GENTL ES To assist you in selecting f that voll nob yous heme 3 ese aienaiet dike tor every member of the family, a classi- tield list of Household Goods and other For Sale offers is printed in the Post-Dis- patch today—every day. Consult these tj . ; otters NOW. Ye ; q steal rd years en any purchase of Wall Dupiex Pelychremes im all col- ers; 70 oo wide. Special Sage Moeaday: ] Ic per reil _.. living rooms, diming rooms, bedrooms and halls. Valiues te tic per roll... Steere .T%e and Paper deri this t sellin Regular vaiue. a. ce are cade bn 5S Sec Dupicx Oafincal Papers 30 iwehes wide in all Sy «hk 2a eORS AA ihe ats! a ¥ ate ve . a a | _ “ 4 be : ies. = a 4 7 ry ¥ ?. ° * ¥ Wet Rie > 2 ‘ : ‘al ‘. a eS + Se %y J Ee oy . OES «t » ~ Sy er tots ‘ ‘ ee & 4 S i, Oe 2 “ j ; > K on & + ” . a ” 2 & oh» = ry ee « y Pet * * n ras a we i s 4 ws v 7 " - + #9 ‘ a ve ¢ rs ws . "- : om, -_ = b é os \ ; os ~~ 4 L. he. os ’ ? i es = a ps, . ts ies . ; PRS) Ftomap Shake /- gee SAN oa a er Bait eS > 7 ‘ i 3 Ai RRS) POPPE tei — “ 4 « a Pa > i. a 1 . 1 IO eR 7 Deals ne: ; : s 7 + ee a ee Bets ” ii P o _ i : RS 4 s - wee 2 ee Be eae RRR SB al Oat SR ig ne ia RMR al dg a ae Mo Lag ix Mw : ie Tete ey parry ee ae a Opt MITE pe ies t Rneiiacsscees : . , wait ten Peo eae ee he! te Pane i sh nema mh a eae ied — Cj i a 7 a G ' ae ,¢ os L be a, x yen x ni oy a na ; y ; : a = ra i a tf vx ¥¢ bers ti 2 y 7 ey Be ke ats P, awe . Mahe owe te Se ee ie a x “ . ast * as Ty ; Tr \ PG ee 03% Nae Seeded bee hss de r 7 y wien Spey yee aaa a re nes pe i Ww eam eu a Sees. ) Sage} oe . 7 Sls wre . + ad i ‘ Def ety en aa Ae, ‘ m x 2 peeeds of Cold Water Paste with each purchase of} remiiar $3.9: ay Ae age a 82 or ever. With a purchase? voine or over we will give you twe pounds of Paste| end @ goed Paste Brash FREER of chare-. Monday .. RG lp xe ag a: y+ ements: Sbsrvepeslanion ; “cae ay 7 ° : ; o . Stig eK MES PLC er, ee, ee. pe ;

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ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH__. SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 6, 1927 wee 31. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH RESTORES ‘ 6c . - " ‘: 4 ee ; Hi 2 2 Oe, Bi oe $ Pas ae — i - 4 - sence 7 ° Ree ie a , ae fs - Ay - 3 . . . ; 7 ’ pec: 3 Ore “ ; a 7 ae ; ae ’ ; ; ; ‘ ' — — — . _— Sr ee NS lr il i aa — 2 . os , >) eae j ; ; as OU ater Stn radiates MRCS RET war a RENE. OES 0 eR NS eae ee Se Rs Re: oe oad a ee ae sae eS 2 c tad - $ 25 a es s j . 5 Se a oot ee “F Sa A Ne ve, Ae. a pee “he: oes, ee ye AA be Rigs, a * ; : =o ee Sie ay Sa = . ae el £ a sy y =) fe. A rt. a wry oy) Pi ae bes a va a eae v- yr mes » A ee Sas > , PS 4, _ ey a . . ae é - > & Pry. . wa , a . cae. - 4 . pee 2 “a ‘ 2 aA 4 . D A Bes : 2 : ig . ° ta . 4 s 4 f a: : : wg «A : 5 ‘s : a Be wy 5 7 ; hy ‘ ‘4 . 4 > 4 Ps 7 if 5 i : ; / f; , j ME AOR ad he 8 . am - eA a es o-~ pine Ante tithalaaine satin, - nee ON EN op Oi Ee tC ES TOD AG ICI I em Ns «emt RR omy 5 I MRM BS re ed NR tt Tt OI, Bert FR ENR OS RN RS AO ie corm UPN eta MP tro ¢ ore rere ce Ney gorgeous 3-piece Suite of bed-davenport, club chair and fireside chair, and, in addition, 9x12 rug, end ta- ble, _davenport mattress I Vi : = Pe smoker, table lamp and ==) To Many Who Are Growing Dea floor lamp. A complete room for less than = eo ae [Noted Deafness Specialist’) | There are thousands of people growing deaf or losing their hearing ) SS en in one or both ears or suffering with intense head noises. They may not be able to hear. a conversation plainly or cannot hear over a telephone. Some may be wearing an ear phone. Many of these deat people have given up hope of ever hearing again, but it is now not only possible to restore good hearing but also to relieve the head noises 1n many of these cases. 90% of the Deaf People May Be Benefited Many authorities agree that at least 90 per cent of al] deafness and themselves the condition of their own ears. This book will be sent with head noises are caused directly or indirectly by colds or exposure or a free trial demonstration treatment, without charge, to everyone who infection, or from catarrh of the nasal’ passages that works its way into writes him in the next 30 days. Neither the free treatment nor the book the Eustachian Tube and gradually causes deafness. costs you anything if you accept this offer. Many people who have this infection or inflammation do not have any symptoms except the gradual deafness. This condition is usually made : worse from fresh colds, and gradually growing worse each year. Dr. Coffee Especially Appeals to Those Who 3 , are Partly Deaf and Growing Worse rE ORIN 62, Ee He. aed engemmea po Dr. Coffee especially urges every person who is dull of hearing in one D t ti 4 or both ears, who is growing deaf, or who is getting worse with each emons ra 10n cold, or who has head noises, to try his treatment this month free of Free! charge. Many cases are almost completely deaf through closure of the All TREAT S Eustachian Tube and collapse of the ear drum. No matter how mild your case or how deaf you are, he wants you to read this book. It will proba- ane : ae} ; : ; . Are To Be : bly describe your case. He wants you to try a course of this treatment on | ; ments: } oe ; | GIVEN AW AY your own case, no matter how many treatments you have used. It may he - W., ©. COFFEE, M. D. ini me \ ae THIS MONTH just what is needed for your case as it has been for thousands of others. In Active Practice for Over 45 Years duce the effort . BR, . | Bee. : ~ Dr. W. O. Coffee was graduated from one of the leading medical , universities of the country in 1881, was registered and has been - leaseure in > 3 | . a : : . ° - ‘ : “siya gh. tao he @e @2sCsUéDr.. Clo fee says most of these cases are ‘‘Tubal Deafness,’’ infection or BOOKS on in active practice since that date. He has specialized on the treat- s teeing ) an ee one A SED | disease in the Eustachian Tube, and should obtain good or normal hearing. ment of eyes, ears, nose and throat and from this vast experience, offering it as a f: | ’ : ra ’ i ’ . } ] . : : $18.75 SF 233 ew Boo Exp aining wearness an ; his experience in treating this condition for over 45 years, He believes ag. is | ; | Head Noises Sent Free Are To Be he has treated more people 14r deafness and head noises caused by 3 Cash—$2 Monthly — infectionsof the air passages than any other physician in the country. ee Oe ne 7 | GIVEN AWAY He has the records of over 200,000 people who have used his treat- a Dr. W. O. Coffee,’ Davenport, Iowa, oné of the most widely known 3 ps 2 ©@6Cé*ysicians in the Middle West, has written and published a book on deaf- THIS MONTH ment and wants to give every sufferer the opportunity to profit by hess and head noises, telling of his wonderful experience in treating his many years of experience. Write today and see for yourself if you these conditions for over 45 years. | ' can restore your hearing, just as so many other people have. It will This book explains in detail practically all the different stages and You have everything to gain and nothing to lose in readingthis book npr ee sens you under no obligation whatever, kinds of deafness and head noises, the curable and the incurable kinds, and trying this treatment on your ears. They both come dy parcel post ee writin ao that anyone ean understand it, and should be able to tel for ee Le) ee . + P e : Handreds of Former Sufferers Like These Now Loud in Praise : : how astonishine results. From . Hearing Restored at 80 Years ‘testment for four months, and it After 10 Years’ Suffering restored my hearing so I could hear -s . é her hearing steadily im- 0 a At eighty restored my. bearmg % spon Farat ‘My hearing is now even better a. t ogy por bap ae peer prt to both patient's and special for this ~~, oar Sect! meg he head than when! was pbor, | writes oe tense head noises.” physician’s delight noises are a thing of the past. Iam Stormof lowa Gr ly but surety Mrs. ee a Sa Rave twas tote TRIAL TREATMENTand BOOK J.C. Patterson, Indiana ‘en years, Mr. Storm se ge pews ° od { Fags ; ; ' Pe a ; 7" RY George Head Noises Disappear £ Betyg bead noises i® e.% brane With Mra. Reed Page, of N'Y. ff pa) which alarmed | ee Dr. Coffee quickly relieved a serious and rapidl¥ developing case of deaf- eee ness and head dian, This HA arvemagit goon Bigeye v0 er 4 Pee ee iis bow he suffered for 12 Jk. W. UO. COFFEE, on] 4nite 1014, St. James Hotel Bidg., : ‘avenport, lowa. me your Free Trial Treatment and Please send poor Pree Beck oo Sates Noises,’* both parcel post. It is understood that Oe eben ( vd al ET ne B te amaze =| when he had oe oe ee ee 8 9 8 Oe OR Ee CF eee : 6 practically i Pn. =. | f 2 oe * c jj i after usin ec. - : ae ee crestment per- er a ea) and the head Prescribed, the Roc we | 7 : é manently re [Pee 2 0) ai : Mrs Pa | > ge lieved him with- 7 ~ | | oe in two months. Name Street or R. F. D oeeceweeeaeene $06t007 1 me eee = ES Pe want treatment for partial deafness, for bead noises or siniply fer tarrh? State which. # ag 5 Hearing Restored at 86 | : growing R. had suffered with nasal catarrh (eee | | i net been ri 3 i tL

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oad ~ > “ss a oe - is . > S44 ¥ ae. ¢ a Ws 4 =e | POST. DISPATCH J x Re a ;, —_— © a > . ip ———____—— — ; - SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 6, 1927_.. ~ Store Hi Hours: :: Daily 9. 00 to 5: :30- Saturday 9:00 to 6 6:00 Olive and Locust, From Ninth PAGE 12R _______—ST_LOWIS POST-DISPATCH THE BEAUTY SHOP | TISTINARES FACE | CHANGES IN CHINA Dr. and Mrs. L. M. Knox,| Priven Out by Unrest, De- | eo Walad of Pantin: 1 Jaccard Glasses ' _ | Optical knowledge administered in a conscientious, pains- taking manner, together with dependable quality merchan- dise, are the reasons why Jaccard Glasses have maintained a record for efficient and reliable service for so many years. This service includes am examination, grinding and fitting covered by ome moderate cost. An Education fe TUDENTS eligible for college, wi of St. Louis, may try for the ‘Washington or St. Louis University, ; The Aide de Campus - L Wilkaeo™ College Corner—Se ; | i ’ | : — pe en — _ | Store Hours: Daily 9: 00 to 3: a —_—- — —_— Lovely Crystal Glassware ST quality Glass Stet F a recently purchase of the grade for which y would ordinarily pay $1 eac The bow's are clear cryst with light cuttings. Amb A Feature Group! footed. 10,000 Yar ds Silks “a 6 5c Each $ $5 = 4 Full dozens including g¢ rie Yard — Sam lets, tall sherbets, footed tu Hagibia Monday 25.000 Yards Beautiful Si In a Springtime Sale Fashion Says: ak e W A V E Y* Christian missionaries ever ee: To be “in the mode,” your hair, back into China after the present || short or long, must be alluringly Waved—with becoming softness. Here, specialists in every method of hair Waving await you. Finger Wave $1.50 Marcel Wave $1.00 Permanent Wave, Frederic’s Method $is -Tri hat Flatter tig wet an Expert session Friday afternoon. Dr. and Mrs. Knox have gust | 50c and 7Sc_ returned from Tsinan, where Dr. | Knox resigned his position 4s Roentgenologist in Shantung Uni- because of his China soon wou the hands of the Southern ts, by force of arn ier ies V- enforced exodus, they will work ifferent lines 'along considerabry d than they have in the past, Dr. an Mrs. L. M. Knox told the women's missionary organization of Union | Avenue Christian Church in a lively Single-vision Glasses tor either reading or far vision $ 5-50 may be had as low as Jaccards LOCUST ef NINTH This important event comprises special purchases and lowered prices on Silks f early Spring stocks. All fashionable designs and colors—Silks for every type of frock i Pel a 2 ¢ : POP tne BY titi pod 4 Se aeRO eS “ a 2x 28 Fey eri, vet >) api abt Ss ene Ie ee et ee Ree ¥ Bal aSNeeRTS FH, cakhy 4d pier sine eee kate clan. >: ert) sak. ee MAGE OS Rb Ry A WOT 2 al . : A a ore x a 4 Prd Sp a 5 aa ” » ec v 7 z Fa “ % ne - . af its : Py ‘ ) it : . iy . athens ware © her oon 0! thd tol? Gils f 5 C34 vm el re é A ros v n Krai G r Re wer Sag Si ets WSF + Tse. ety 1 ” — ‘a > senile - — ini . g biicins 3 xP . mS 3 bgt ? + a Sas Dependable Service Choice at i, 49 Yard Yo-San A new pure-dye, semi- rough crepe weave for sport frocks. Washable. Washable Crepes Striped Crepes for sport frocks and pajamas. 40 inches wide.. A $3.50 silk. Chinese Damask Fourteen colors in this ex- cellent silk woven on hand looms. A favorite for sport frocks. Satin-Bordered Chiffons Imported Chiffon, s¢4 inches wide. wit’ 4eep satin border—white, beige, peach, gray and black. Also s0- inch ombre Chiffons. vie the aM Bie a Beauty Shop-—Third Floor é 4 : » t Se SRE ES CRF ARS ec Pare ST ss os aw " Miss | ieee e were active in Sige Avenue Church before going iid o China. They are visiting Mrs. B. : ASEMENT NT blers, wines and cocktail Sold in sets of six, any ku $3.75. Rose Colored Crystal Glass Decorative and Table Pieces Handled Sandwich Plate $2 Mayonnaize Bowl and Spoon $! Fan-Shaped Vase $2 Large Candy Jar $2 Vanity Set, 3 pieces $2 Classware Shop—Fourth Floor. Printed Silk Foulards 36 inches wide. New designs. Printed Silk Crepes and Georgettes 40 inches wide. Also chiffons. Plain and Striped Tab Silks 32 inches wide. Large assortment. Printed Shah 4 Washable ) 32 inches wide. Floral designs. Pure-dye silk € Pure Dye Georgette Crepe | beautiful quality.” 40 inches wide. Pjain colors. including aaeF blue, black and Knox's mother, Mrs. Al Broch, of 5455 Delmar boulevard. Dr. Knox Sees Russian Influence. Dr. Knox listed three aims of the Nationalists: to unify China. to drive out all foreigners, and to raise the standards of the working | classes. “While I might agree with at elast two of those aims,” he re-— marked, “I cannot agree with their methods. Even if they do succeed : ; in unifying China, I do Darbrook Black Crepe Satin $ A pure dye Black Crepe Satin that brings unusual quality at so low a price. Soft, lustrous and a rich black. 40-in. wide. Black Coating Satin, $3.95 Yard For the Spring coat of black Satin this is an ideal choice—a de- sirable weight and a fine quality. 54 inches wide. Black Crepe Satin, $3.50 Yard " ustrous Satin face and fine Canton crepe back. Vandervoort Black Crepe de Chine, $1.95 Yard Just here for this event. Flat finish crepe. Vogue Pattern Week Special displays of Vogue posters suggest smart styles_for making up | the new fabrics. The Vogue Book ot Practical sine Rba ea will be found a great to eee ~ ee oe hey tol of ther -aitin for The Popular Medicine So Many | a ‘ Fee ee * eh § Bs ’ F ‘ » ” i . ite t ¥ 5 rs by bn Po oe Tee ee tot age ee a Pa yy oe aes a ie aews Sir we m1 ~ 4 x0 3 .™ pcs & wn 32 Pieces—Service for ; ‘HIS is a really except value in charming fv body semi-porcelain decor: in three very different sty all colorful and individual. “ina Shop—Fourth Floor. nese peso Nagar sts an: intange Left, lies : Mass program.” a a ; aan : ten Cs These new Dresses prove again that Vander- would force it upon ua voort’s Basement Store is living up tothe “Style shurch in tmeny ware, La pe || Always” standard set on the opening day. They yc plage dite ss 0 feature the very new sleeveless jacket over silk perm and regular shapes, and double meshes. condition of the lower |} CTEPES, and other two and one piece styles in | ae See a mom So thes ree. | teed. . They would be receptive to favored Spring shades. sie Ui 23¢ a Str GC have so Sem onstr aden communist lead- Pleats, tucks, cording, collarless necklines. +H IRD Kleenoff—aA tissue for re- patch pockets. CU eee a moving cold cream; Regular- | ut they have had enough fi. STRAUS t1Li0Nn ane dogma poured ly 25c. While a ! ited with two satin snap buttons 4 wide gar- Pvaaene of Charch Work. +? by . ‘ 2 as been ione tT; elevate the a ps a PI whys V > r Ota WAN a Ai prey coc aca itghipllbhes Rig cr eoRty kegs Lak ip Rack hes iy ‘ oe Ps St ee + hy oe . ; P" ‘“ ; —" i ipetgneenatns OIE ot IP SE gb prt Cera chee engi ire + tle elle pO at dE, edie ca he tio Na * - wt cms | Sign a : 4 5 eet Sate 7 i Poe egies Garter Belts — Doubie . . « . . * shirred ribbon elastic belt b ' , oa : POT EE AON. FAME LONE oh ROR ee y oy : a ne Bivgat oR = F , My Be aes F » “I will tell you of some of the down their throats for generations ?, so ee and ailments which have their own prophet Lower-Price Re: -tc-Wea quantity 9? Boxes 25 —2 lg-inch Beit; » — and = ine, c “ontin aux 3 ie ‘a 28 og ; %. * °*or -— ++ Sat bi . 2a. ee Mrs. Straus, “and of the wens =r ee ee ee | 2 La re —_ ow & . «er ne pei $1.25 relief obtained from use of [eee (Saw esr 101 | itals,” “ | ? | cial at medicine, so you may fully under- Ironing Board Pad and stand how effectively it worked in ™eetin , : nt st ’ ) : ' | , Cover Al-lon make; will fit overcoming these ailments. . Ciitmese necnle the beat we %& , 3 “ei a 3 a a he Seago ge stipation, Saanenee yy OE RE IPO OE EAL CRATES EIS cnt . . | ~ ; i ay eee Sears. = cularly 47 astrit in medic! oe either reventive ; “ $1.i3 Set = \ Ces Cred « abe nervous indigestion, and stomach medicine, hospital care or ni 3 Base . = Set ee i oe ire tek ee eee » we ® | 4 | at 85 - bie headaches, dizzy spells, billous sue tO the fact | attacks and that drowsy, worn-out in their 7 w C sans alteimaaes feeling which most of us had. In uugers iumited. — : x : : yy * Wash Clieths with colore my own case, I used it as a laxa- “I do not believe there's ; 3 | | 3 r Ras ene Tse — tive, tonic and system regulator in mission in a! oo de — iOrs. @® general way and can conscien- intend ef i = tegu ee aT . The New in Cowan Art Pottery that their ¢*s na—if so I oY - " . ’ \ «24 AddeR sk oh “ ae . ' uw as ‘ _. z . light ciw ir pert at ‘t Pt ee - ee ee Eo ery eco eS ae PISO S: ae Agi . Rhu eds wi y Se ’ * ee ee as a i a 2 ry Bim pet el ¢ . r ‘s 7 Rate i i, be as ee Oe eee Sa roi Oi : : } ole ee ax er Pear rem- A RAE SE aR RE Ea FO SSE RS $ - Shar ee tiously say that fts action was most Pleasing and satisfactory in every Particular. It is the most woncer- ful and thorough system’ purifier and reguiator I have ever had in .my house, and I have tried quite a ‘Bumber of medicines. There is no ‘deudt about this medicine doing its work in a very effective and sub- stantial way. It ts so thorough act- ing that it gives compicte satis- Taction and ig so pleasant to take that I believe everybody who takes ‘it will like it and be benefited by fits use. My entire system is won- derfully improved since I have used the herb remedy regularity for sev- eral weeks. I take advantage of every opportunity to tell some one about th‘s medicime ard what it will actually do for people in a run- Gown condition, brought on by con- great medicine te an Herd preparation, formeriy ealied Herd Juice, and Is outselling ell ether medicines. Hundreds con- their friends may be Oroke in Mrs. hich has tried te } : eent conditiona for h class, decent houses sie t] side the mission cam streets, Or sanitation or nary cleaniiness in th: WITkKINE pecpiec.” ease " @ommented “the idea seems t con fidenc Ot the héapttal and 4 S Lor. es . ead WIFE SEEKS SECOND DIVORCE Mrs. Elsie Berane tt of Bridgrton Files New Sait. Mrs. Elsie Bennett of Bridge sued Dr. Cemmodore E. Bennett fer divorce aft Clarten yest Siieging general indignities were divorced once previoust remarried. Their first Marriage took July 16, 1918, and they verced Feb. 2. 192! They ‘riled om April 1. 1972. ana separated a second time on March 4 this ttre 4 FORP> ‘ ~ ee ten ae Ee. 6 Oe New — Hats $2.95 Several hundred new matrons’ Hats have just been received in our Lower-Price Milli- nery Department. Silk failles in the popular shades are com- bined with the same colored straw in new and original ways while some have embroidered crowns. All head sizes. \ andervoort’s Lower. Price Garment Covers At 98c Regularly $1.25 Bat yoyo cretonne Cov- ; full length, double lap, are fasteners. Al-lon make. Al-lon Shoe Pockets at 98c Regularly $1.25 Heavy cretonne Shoe Pockets for twelve pairs of shoes. Stick for banging and three metal eyelets. Hose Supporters—Fo-:- se« ‘ng om girdie or corset. Pink and white. Reguiariy 23¢ 28c< pair, at ected dozen, 6 Sue 55C at Saiiitary Aprons — white rubberized < ‘oth: net top; new shape. short and wider widths. Heg- 29¢ : - ularly S@c at Sanitary Belts—Pink me«r- cerized two-inch elastic and ti wid im ta?) 2 ¢ Sacin. wide pink ta Os. ~ Reg- Glarty 56< at 39¢ Fancy Garters—=s hh rred sat- fm ribi On Garters in attrac- tive designs and colors. Res- ulariy 5%c¢ and = ~~ = ™ 7? ‘pc pair at 35C Shopping Bags — Piack "ga . , -atherette fimftation jeath- ery with strone handles. Extra special 29¢ a? on 7 mer ties At 49c Regularly 8&5c¢ Al-ion cretonne Bags in a large size with heavy draw- string. New floral patterns. _eageqe Plastic = W hit ly; %5and & u?fs wide Dust Cape—Soft roull Caps in Dutch strie: most attrac- tive colors. ? Special = Sanitary Napkins—swpe-ior quality celleiose; regular size. Regularly 43c¢ Vandervoort’s Notions Shop—First Floor. - ly aeentieenenenttnenenetmeneneee en ~ oe oe THE boat-shaped flower bow ivory tinted outside with ‘Inner surface of a marvelous green. The candlesticks ar ezactly the same tint, and the @ varied selection of other cal Sticks and vases in new colors Charming centerpiece or bt _ decoration. 17-Inch Boat-Shaped Bow! $15.00 \2-Inch Ivory Tinted Figure $12.50 * S-Inch Candlesticks, the pair $3.50 3-Inch Candlesticks, the pair $2.50 ‘andervoort's Artwares Fourth Floor

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH_ SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 6, 1927 ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH —_ 4, : re x ee eet 5 mee ive and Locust, From Ninth to T red prices on Silks from oy br every type of frock. ; choice—a de- 1.95 Yard ee P > ete Lovely Crystal 7 "Store Hours: Daily 9:00 to 5:30—Sat ful Silks }. Glassware IRST quality Glass Stem- ware, recently purchased, 4 of the grade for which you would ordinarily pay $1 each. The bow:s are clear crystal, with light cuttings. Amber footed. ~— 65 Each Full dozens including gob- lets, tall sherbets, footed tum- ® blers, wines and cocktails. Sold in sets of six, any kind, F375. Rose Colored Crystal Glass Decorative and Table Pieces Handled Sandwich Plate $2.00 - Mayonnaize Bow] and Spoon $1.50 ’ Fan-Shaped Vase $2.25 Large Candy Jar $2.00 * tt a On a -_ wae ek ns les for making up | nd a great help. — Double Blasiic belt p buttons 4 wide gar- > Bags in a ltavy draw- al patterns. c— White J ards 23 for Cc e miu} ("aps ROS attrac. 29¢ P—Superior FCgular ~ 39c Or. a ——. CE et AE ape acta | powder. [ Wardrobe Bags At $2.35 Regularly $3.50 | A capacious Bag for hold- © ing dresses and coats. Dust- | proof; double lap; snap @ fasteners: art ticking @™ 2 wall paper patterns; 55 inches long. . Rubber Aprons At 98c Regularly $1.25 | Heavy Aprons for laum= dry, laboratory and house’ = hold use. Large size Wi wide sides. hite, st@¥ and black. 3 Sapo-Elixir 4 One quart; regularly $i, : at 75¢. 7 One pint; regularly 3° — at 23c. . A’favorite home 47. cleaner. “a Amolin s7c can at 45§¢c. 27¢ can at 23¢. * A satisfactory deodors®* % es wo if Notions Values. ‘prices. Thread for Spring sew- 4 eds included in this event. | _- Shower Bath Curtains Specials $4.50 Kleinert’s guaranteed rubberized @ cretonne, all rubber, rubberized @ pongee and rubberized moire Cur- @ tains in handsome colors provide &@ @ most unusual offering. | » inn | een. The candlesticks are of : *Ractly the same tint, and there is sparied selection of other candle- Sticks and vases in new colors. A eating centerpiece or buffet ; “€coration. Vanity Set, 3 pieces $2.75 Glassware Shop—Fourth Floor. Be ’ | é ' yA 3 rs a ae oo ae 7 Ree ; — ; CA fe Three Attractive Breakfast Sets Choice *6:2 $2 Pieces—Service for Six HIS is a really exceptional value in charming ivorv body semi-porcelain decorated in three very different styles, all colorful and individual. Ciina Shop—Fourth Floor. The New in Cowan Art Pottery : THE boat-shaped flower bow! is Vory tinted outside with the er surface of a marvelous sea- 17-Inch Boat-Shaped Bow] $15.00 12-Inch Ivory Tinted Figure $12.50 S-Inch Candlesticks, the pair $3.50 3-Inch Candlesticks, the pair $2.50 Vandervoort's Artwares Shop— Fourth Floor. aoielineeeeieeateee oie See a iin, (- ! ——~— ee ~ The yard, areca os 2 ——¥ CAG N VAD A = +% -> R er . a = CeReoma, > a> - e , a 2 Z x . EE oes ane om ~ ee ee ante a ie Ae ON Sa het A Ve, SAG OSs LS, =”. en" Be —_ . = e.- - — 7 - ~— ed eocewnses 5 - . 5 en ee ~ a » _ ‘ s @ ' nn * > . . > , = y . ‘ +. A > Sears ~—-. saline ws a aon pa os SX New Alpine Cretonne Natural colored grounds printed in small @ and large bright colored figures combining T% several colors. Also new stripe effects. Excellent weave and weight for slip cov ers and draperies. The 65c My yard. ES ote y —s Yan (ae me. oe ES re N e —_— ff. er OTT eee ae —_a a AMES BY raz s ; }) Shadow Warp Cretonnes ~ Quaker Bon Volant Curtains : . | Extremely dainty are these gold-colored Curtains fin- Suede few eneenies eee ee 1 beaee | ished with six or eight inch lace flounces at bottom. 45 inches wide by 2!/, yards long. Plain, figured and allover $5.00 patterns and colorings that will make attractive draperies for the dining room or living room. Double faced. Special Group. ~ ] 85 | Others $2.65 to $4.50 yd. . designs at $8.50 to $12.50 each. Others Curtain and Drapery Shop—Fourth FE) New Spring Curtains and Draperies In Vandervoort’s Complete Showing RREADINESS for your Spring needs is apparent when you step in- | to the Drapery Shop. Newest, freshest ideas and merchandise are here. Style and quality are paramount. , Orinoka Sunfast Fabrics St. Louis Headquarters at Vandervoort’s NEW ANTOINETTE STRIPES—Natural colored grounds of rayon with beautiful colored stripes and cluster of flowers. Heavy enough for 7 65 furniture covers and bedspreads. 50 inches wide. The yard . | ALCONA DAMASK—Guaranteed sunfast. both stripes and figured patterns to match. Suitable for draperies. $5 25 - ORINOKA SUNFAST TAFFETA—Plain and Jaspe grounds. Stripes and figures. Charming color effects in this rayon and cotton mixture. Effective for dainty bedspreads and draperies, $5.50 ' SIUNEY ee All-Week Candy Special Peanut Clusters Dipped in. Milk Chocolate. 39c Pound Candy Siop—First Floor. Made of mercerized yarns in Slip Cover Fabrics 36 and 50 inches wide, of wonderfully fine weave in stripes and figures. Also linens. Ex- cellent quality. Wide selection of patterns. ] () The yard, P () ee | the new Daylight Rug Shop—on the Fourth Floor—you will find a | | comprehensive stock of the newest and best Floorcoverings, including | Carpets of all the preferred shades and patterns. Plain and figured Wilton Velvets, in a good assortment of $4>° a dark and medium colors, excellent in quality, though low in price. The Yard newest shadés—dark and light blue, rose, red mole, mouse, beaver, rose taupe, beige, mauve taupe, deer, eggplant, orchid, reseda and jade green. The yard, Special Special At 12 Yard At 74,00 Yard Wide-Loom Velvet Carpet, for covering rooms without seams. All the $8 50 rt $3.00 plain and figured Velvet Carpet. | $6.00 plain Carpets in discontinued co!l- ea Discontinued colors and patterns. ors. Good quality. OO OO FI —_ $60 Wilton Velvet Rugs $57.50 Axminster Rugs Seamless and fringed. Good patterns and colors. oxiz-toor $49.79 sxiz-toor $49.75 Rug Shop—Fourth Floor Hartford Saxony Rugs | Formerly $140 to $147.50 sated $97.50 | a Qaly a Lined Niakhetief |The - eee ee eee eS eee 8 ee - —+ O not mistake this for ordinary low-priced furniture because the price is so very moderate. The design is in good taste, and the materials and workmanship are really fine. All pieces are of ample size, and cabinet pieces are of dustproof construc- tion. Chairs have tapestry seats. 66-inch buffet with long linen drawerand three small drawers, one fitted for silver. China Cabinet, extra, $50. Vandervoort’s Furniture Shop—Fifth Floor. As Illustrated—Eight Pieces—Regularly $250 a New Designs in Fleur de Lis Table Cloths $10.00 $12.50 $15.00 2x2 Yds. 2x2 Yds. 2x3 Yds. 22-inch Napkins, dozen, $12.50 24-inch Napkins, dozen $15.00 Fine linens that the home-maker will like to select for Spri entertaining requirements. Fleur de Lis Linens are known for their beautiful quality and attractive designs. 7 Larger Tablecloths at $17.50 and $20.00 Damask Luncheon Sets, $9.50 Hemstitched linen damask pattern tablecloth 66x66 inches and siz 15x1s5-inch matching napkins; several floral designs. Extraordinary good value. Tinted Table Linens TABLECLOTH AND NAPKIN SET, $35 Rich double damask Tablecloths in delicate tints that will charm- ingly reflect the tones of the new colored glassware. Cream, ivory and lavender. Cloth, 2x2% yards. A dozen 22-inch Napkins. Linen Damask Tablecloths $6.50 $7.95 $9.95 2x2 Yds. 2x2% Yds. 2x3 Yds. 22-inch Napkins, dozen $7.95 An exceptionally good value is offered in these linens. Linen Shop—BSecond Floor. -_- a New Printed Bedspreads for Spring Made in England—Just Received Full +62 Twin $ A> Size Size LOVELY chintz patterns in all sorts of new, colorful effects that will make artistic combinations with other boudoir furnishings. | Camel’s Hair and Wool Blankets Fine, durable Blankets for sleeping-porch use—and for the Summer camp later—are these naturaJ color, invis- $ 50 ible checks with wide borders. Extra warmth for 6: i their weight. 66x80 inches. Each, Beautiful Wool Comforters Covered with soft fabrics of attractive floral patterns, and bordered in gold, rose, lavender and blue to match. $ Extremely comfortable. Formerly priced $12.50, Blanket Shop—Fourth Floer. lf You Have an Old Cleaner Now’s the Time to Trade It in and Get a Liberal Allowance on The New Hoover HE Machine that adds to lk vacuum cleaning the revolution- ary new principle of “Positive Agitation”—and gets al/ the dirt! This is the principle that makes the New Hoover twice as efficient as even former Hoover models. See the Hoover demonstrated on our Second Floor. Two Sizes. $5932 ond 975 Attachments, $12.50 You can have the New Hoover sent to your home for a small cash payment and have a liberal time allowance on the balance. Vandervoort’s Rug Shop-—Fourth Floor. 95 Olive and Locust, From Ninth to Tenth = = PAGE 13B ~~ = = - & & © «+ © eer a Se ee ] Oe = — SF Se =F EE EE ES A A ee ee a a Fe ae me -—— eee Oe ee et ke SS ee ee ee ee ee ee oS. eee ae ee ee ee © .

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SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 6, 1927 €* LOUIS POST-CISPATCH A ANA aati aD . SS SS ~ WS Heavy Kitchen s \ ‘| (©) . Linoleum A {bn iy : SSS s“cD FRM [ AS . “ . 1 Q 5c Yard is : ki ART FOUR. [HOUSE FURNISHING CO./eeame Sure KLE) ; a a a rei ey or 4 ak of ~ A : | ae wee 1120-22-24-26-28-30 OLIVE STREET acng tin ual anh y es stuffed and C HE TRIES 10. -emarkable Values for Mon s | arrn il ct) AMPH. In a Store-Wide Demonstration of Union’s Policy...“Good Furniture Moderately Priced” needa 9x12 One-Piece Velvet Rugs 24" Large room-size velvet Rugs in the newest patterns and tone shadings. Well made, ee ee AY. Sythe te RT en aes ai ee eee mae aes we a 2. oe Ra withre Oe. : % &. ¥ Soanated bcaere Sad Pretty patterns to keep your a.” Se eae roth wo pn rey o_o gue Loose cnsh- | ° | . ions. Nachman . : ¢ -pring units...’ ‘> 2 Pay $5 Deus Davenport Tables & Odd Davenettes Odd Bookcases. & 3 Pe — ~- was killed Thursday on - oo ’ 5 - WT Day if . ine Sands. Wales, was making . . *; + . attempt at the time to Kitchen Cabinet $3975 The celebrated Ariel Kitchen Cabinet, in fa- vored golden oak. Has all conveniences, in- cluding porcelain table Only $3 Cash Jiffy Gas Range $947: All - gray porcelain Range absolutely guar- anteed. Has large oven and warming shelf above three burners. Leonard and Gibson Refrigerators For Complete Refrigeration Satisfaction By JAMES SPENCER, Autome bile Editor. | . British ; =o ot Since Bry i ee RL AD a OOO Ei a oe Si og lpn Parry-Thomas, the hy nu Leonard 75-Lb.’Capacity esperat: Sf, wre = . ~ ot , "37 Liha : = e Oak Refrigerator Day-Bed n the world's automobile speed 3-P} S i With Enamel Food Chambers : ESS y re “ esis for the mile and the & % 1ete tee { ; BS ae FS resists HE: : L Outfit ate, pe His car, ¥™ h skidded as : s | A wonderful Leonard three-door Re- | Reece ae Se eee i gee | | a eae Bed Outfit f 4q | ) frigerator, as shown on the left, with Pa Soe Sat HS pS aco t ae. aa eh Eeade a turn, threw a whee’ ale ptt heavy insulated $ 95 | $ 75 Am ¢& ‘ , ved. was the 450-horse- $ f 75 a. walls and white : ‘t Ne | “Babs.” with which on : | | ew ole gay 7 Steel Day-Bed, similar a ® 28, 1926, om the same Pen-| __.. : | . ° 7a : - : z , le " 7 4-Pc. Tudor Bedroom Suite Gibson a 7? = I op-lcer SH ERNE adie ol a MASI ERPIECS in shaded walnut veneer on se- lected woods. A great Union 149% Sturdy top-icer oak Refriger- a , . , - , ator with ample food and i | - i. & Finished in extreme value at th: cnhiztorette. and an 99% a hour in Fierida was rot gen- 3-Pc. Bedr ly accepted in Europe, because was made tn only one direction. > & ord. whiie acclaimed in Ameri- r oe beth direction + ty: . . lie le a oo _ - = = : %. 7 + 7? : Lim t Dotto ' if ° a a] 4 Bat wr Paige. - chambers and wel! (180 + fu value for Monday’s selling ‘nsulated oak tle should be understood that im Tf ; he Only $12.50 Casi gone ee Oniv $9 Casi ; country records generally are = mie Six-Tube MY ple IV UGSR Only $1 Cash ee, “9% i one’ Gheuiaaa aa ee i ir ; v ee ee 5) ) ot One Control : nd, however, a record for (ibe me ‘ute You Can Buy Your meter or the mile is accepted | Jose ‘ i: y @s the average of the speeds D ~ =. i. 2 f=q de on two runs, in opposite di- ated iG tiens. For this reason Milton's - ‘ reco other fimishes. For Monday only. by = . i ‘hat he could drive it. : * ir - . world’s record, vas As you buy your furniture at 1 tae Sentient al The sensational oh esa Master- Union. Use and enjoy your tires wiasts. Yet the tee yece ... the one-dial |; I 7 . 3 as Co an an aeete- Model 7 F-1 = while you pay for them.. enjoy _ ealized that a “world’s | ,, . thing.” Simply turn i - « \ the liberal terms of “St. Louis’ tion. You ca a." CS a ee eee he a Be ty \ 4 = ae 3 you prefer if ‘—~ vould be regarded as 4 rae tal . «. | = ec. - >. an fica Oniy $5 Cash and abe pea » | ate 2 ot 3 #.5 peso ge” bile ’ ; a: : a hein 7 7¢ 4 r a. : lt . " spatches ‘oid wuz : 4 a & tad — his ‘ é $ ‘Or truck and how aa asan oe Y — ” | r eee * il rank the engine, |. z Bs Th a : Sse jit ‘viinders had « = | ee e New 1927 J Cc — —~ hes af — ~ F she Lacquered End Table : : a z agit . — — ‘ a sited — of | | com ‘+: ied ' et s :} iZime had four car- 1B ae Laund ueen >) ease pag ted with aie, intaxe! SS : 4183 Pretty half-moon End Table in red. . _— Ee oe A $9.92 ' a “@ the rear axie — . ies green or chrome hand-decorated | ae * ee : seat he , , . : -, - '€8.97¢ m p. h. for . ai ale in Jacquard Velour $ New from tip to toe, with many Fib Monday. W og ~ ~< Milton's ates - <4 pls: a at With Hand-Carved exclusive features, this wonderful ther Reed in | = . war. Wie wae thea Gente a ee . - “ a ® — meg :of a 120 a : Top Rail and Base Electric Washer, the, product of the Popular . : ; Ee 2 one direction at 172.331) o a5 \ivie: , The Grinnell Company one of the Pastel Shades Evenings 4 , | —_ oe eee et Cedar Chest i pioneers of the industry, may be — m =x: day. he averaged 276.- hal - * ere es » chai ” 4 . — T - = <- : s 4 3 ht Ge $8.2.) acod veloua: ted ria armchair and large bed davenpert in fig- perchased st Union on essy terms, - or tae Kiometer aad; Et at ibis? Massive Chest of genuine Tennes §rrine filted toting opens ine full-size coil spring bed. Only $5 Cash Complete Lamps SAVE OW FUR* mile. Both records show . a8 t¢ 2 ~ ye gag mothpree! ushons in brocate!le Ask for F H . —— opens ingd™ a atin Pp aT aa 4 — of runs.in op- time | ee Pe “1 cush mne 7 — (ron - Only $1 Cash Only $17.50 Cash Demonstration es Jeter” Lange wan ? PYrUANCE. homas declare@ that se : Eis Only $9 Cash wed shades. in polychrome and CAL MARL ; ae 4 shown enough fo tus w ¥ ) ee srt AG a * 3

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‘i FT sx LSsRPECAL FFArTTlbDeE £5FerFr ION OF THE) ——j ~~ — : — \N , , \ aa . ¢ | (Rete 8 Ged §=6 OT. LOUIS POST-DISPATC LS BAABARUE 91OR| ST SNS GY Avy GSQ*¥* 5 ES AQ ad AG@ a ee? R | NS SS Noss N N Mag § 2OGN,12™ ST.-7™E Win” IN FORMATION. SO ence - a ——— — — ee ee esetae - ee ee — ee ee _ _ meee ee ee | Livi Mppy FOUR. | ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 6, 192 Living-Room Suit. _ ‘“ a 7, MARCH 6, 1927. PAGES 1—10. Pi Al el Ses 7 ee eee ee ee ee | | XY) _ : Bi | _coon| RKILLED == Winning b sone | Ice | at 115 M. P. H. Latest Automobile Thrill (HAPINISELECTED eee THES 10 og pcm HEAD OF NATIONAL Living - Room Suites, : : | eee il! ust rat ion. ilar . -Thomas ( ‘al 7 ; ‘ > ‘ sip Be “03 . ‘¥ x2 . { me Z 4 ' a . z see Xe “ns 7 . “ty 2 . % ° 2 , Bet ; ; H dso Motor Car Co. Hy AOS ensh v4 ‘ 7 H S . t ; : : Rs $7 %: : AER —_ ae 4 ; . 2 — sa be « “? fe : ws : , R . Se i. es “ ‘ xs ’ 0 B ; ." . bes ‘ce - | . 2 mn on ch bie Poe ‘ : ? : Hee ‘i am, : 7 4 A hon . = ema. “fA a, | | hon = ae a industry Since | spring units. Se Fie in Minute a fe a eS 7: (ems eos || | : ae Odd Davenettes | as $9.7 | By JA % es Ree en Rss ace ae & G eS, Boa eS | A Sven du Rietz and his straight eight, sleeve-valve Panhard-Le- ; | vassor which he drove .115 miles per hour, distancing competitors, in race on the ice in Sweden. Some are Kroehler 7" imine Bands he raised the record for), LLL LLL LLL LAS LAL LODGE ALLEL AL ALLEL A te tats Cet Et ect ea P set by “Tommy” Milton, Ameri- | Incidentally, Thomas barely Board of the Pierce-Arrow Motor ee Pay $1 Down prating driver, on Daytona | prushed death aside in one of his sch, Fla., several years ago. runs on the beach when soft spots || eatin eee oe ee Ai TS caceesessttisttsstssiswuastistt 4 iT =e oe : pt Car Co. Slightly Used R - Thomas for some years and he had to drive with one hand | ' ‘3 7 x ee : a ae ag | es : fe ; oo seem \ f board of the Hudson Motor Car | . Sg ; , Paes EP a ; : 24 -Co., and first vice president of the been bracketed with Maj. Sea- | wnile he worked his auxilliary oil | National Automobile Chamber of 9x12 Brussels 904 6 $ ig@epave, Capt. Campbell and E. A. Ae pump with the other. | | _— a peek: 6: ) ee he RET RS RE v4 oe ox f 2 Velvets . $/ 3 se, oo. fo n 7 cot etre On | eb. 4. last, . apt. ( amp bell es 2 oe sans Spi ; eae. re, se ae ia ne Se a : i Om HG i yo i et Commerce, succeeds Clifton as . nous of 3ritis racing ad : ‘| took his 1 °-cylinde r Sunbeam to Pe PBs: omen , | a22 ree Sf OPI Le LEG NAR one ; GOI OOOO II ae president. 9x12 yi) 4 een them was intense.|p.-2:.. c ; . Axminsters . . . .$2@iimiry between them was intense. | penaine Sands even as the news- | TR RS : figure in the industry since its early Beldridge’s best feat was his papers were telling how Maj. Sea-| | Top circle—Frank Lockhart, winner of the last 500-mile Indianapolis race, and his wife, preparing his Miller Special ‘for today’s race | days. For ° : wing of ne = 6 ayrmagiaty ‘ . grave v as about to sail for the | eres | the Kitchen sc idenagaeeaget ape me Ay yom fir eEpes 5 p.| New Record for 91-Inch at Culver City, Cal. Lower circle—Novel semi-turbine, air-cooled gasoline engine of the two-cycle type invented by W. G. Thummel of, He organized the Hudson Motor Gas Ranges Mises Arpaion, in France. Par- oe caer A sens es yar ange Racers Expected in Cham- St. Louis. Lower center—Sedan with door in rear built for wealthy Englishman, recalling motoring of 20 years ago. Left—Photos show-/| Car Co. in 1910 and was its presi- Cabinet and side - oveniiTbomas annexed most of the aoe eaten: oe agg lines % ost p ing ae the new British “sun sedan | fan be changed from a cleoed. model te a roofless semi-open car. In some of these “sun sedans,” a/ dent until four years ago when he atyles ..... ever: re: records on the Brooklands tg make that speed on Daytona pionship Event on Cali- peepee 8 © - ” are bei on Sritish roads, bs ” — winsbe 3 stvates e Ne ee ae PERCE OE Pars Mae 1: became chairman of the Hudson zood condi- | nr ae : mew Peco Like many of the early execu- %k, in England, with special Le- Beac ties 7 ‘ee eee LRN sige crane 7 : 2 tHleos a Ut Lec . > . ihe .¢ > ’ 7 } . . . . | € ‘4 Lai ; +} > ; + QT) ffi- . . ; ee ss . ns : i Pa ai r- aad ] ~ 1 f = Paw: e ents : : : : ae On two runs, in opposite di- |— t} : c : y . over = COU i f wd, while accl seal ] . * 1 record that Seagrave would not be fying laps on the one and one- ©"! from any prevequs || Styempee) | T . 1 f ntice » WOUC acclaimed in Ameri- ° . ’ The second class of appre ces , - e | along the same line, according to 1“ 93 PI 85 a world’s record, xvA8 ’ Med “unofficial” bv British rac- Three renewed pieces. me enthusiasts. Yet the British to those- shown, in Ai condi Were realized that a ‘‘world’: 7 4 able to be tter at Daytona. f uarte mile how! were riuy) +h : The driving chain broke as he 4a SF cong a ae ie from the public trade school took ] x rin - Lé ; } 3 ask i 4 ; "Re Ww ¢ : ae : ; : 7 } ¢ : -~+ Puy , € . ") ae . ne i & C “in ] a : : /_ past wee k at Speedas as high as Herbert Buckman. sectTe ury,, whose up pre etical shop work March 1. | iioted the car aion the Sands a 22 © nilec e 0} her ; "Pa- ‘ aa , ; . . } $| - ; ; 4 . 13 & mil S p ¥ h " iT tn ré is T a ‘ fforts along } is line in the last KFortv more Doves are now ré ad\y to speed of 160 miles an hour. The gon to hope that the year will see Poe st . . ' fi big ut obil turned three som ; 2 epee ; few vears have resulted in great step from Eagle School to employ- y > ‘ - ; ” } > | . } a Lom ~ e u 1e L 1 o© . ~ } r ; . "2 “Ss 7 4 [} 4 h “ T arks : . + . a tion. You can get the meerd’ that did not Surpass Mil- rer kid ‘ ; hout 150 the little cars U1! the mark advances in work among salesmen ment in the automobile service sta- - . M ersaullS ant SKIQGaQeC apou av set by the 12”°-ine cars "hich they ' : . ore you prefer if set by the 12"-inch cars which they and service men. tions of Cleveland dealers. These | ’ ; , is me would be regarded as j A } } ef d tt : > y tree > Var Ss. 4 whnee! Came Oo an ‘ ic : Ot ek ow . } y4 f = tt j oF r! 1] ; you come early. @cthnical record, even in Eu- §: ’ : . ai ' 4 succeeded after the Indianapolis It will be a continuous schoo) | boys are organized into 20 pairs, Bb. broken ariving chain whipped race on last Memorial day. - 1) ‘ hil - - is working : men it selling so that while one boy is working t} The group is Sig. Houadah!l’s claim that 1 p Tr. . mask! al where young withou 1 nas Se aroun arry-Thomas’ neck, al- e 122-inch cars were driven , | limited at Us most ore verir aise SYodas, rié said. , _- of ro GQTl.cIineh ve ’ AVE. ¢ fk os ‘ e last 641i drove it hette thar htt Son erat ’ . ers of the 91-inch cars hav their anaiysis and to form the founda- Hioney AS Ar Antifreeze . ie ae el Meanwhile, meagrave “i work cut out for them. Also, it is Rs ee eae ; ee , Milles an hour for five maies|yoyn i Pear ate on the ork oat o 2. Also. it 18/ tion for additional lessons Among the solutions actively AUBURN AUTOMOBILE COMPANY, AUBURN, INDIANA e Montlh as "3 iV - ‘ e c cil id . not to se forgotte Yr) that “viarliage ‘ 4 ha j 4 ee 4} ' ? ait ‘ ‘ , : a , . ALallieeyy Tac] ) "2) 1} . . 4 tte , ¢ 3 It ifs reports d tha Uti JU! \ pushed on tine antifreez market ~ MM. gf tie oReae across the ocean to this country. the Pritie Iriver rh failoA +h ; ' is a : : 920 : ; a} the British driver, who failed with has been combed for methods of ‘honey. It will protect the cooling vr, } » | ing , 7 7 ea, a4 ), ‘ sj * ye if is oWnN cars in the last oe ee ; , ; ( a | hi i a ti il cls In imstruec ion and These will he in eystem nst the rigors of Cr yj OVer jé Ail. ] On Cn) mee . ) st ind - _ } 5 | “J . 4 f ac ( l ? han inde } le SY A On F bys he } 377 : . Am Car. inder Miller pecial back which will be administered in con- ly on the ground that it does direction pst se ee il f * MICHIGAN PIKE OPEN T0 AUTOS rove and drove it 140 miles per Ti Renenee, Stig Fs hour on the Montlhery track in - ~ -e'ave ageragred Y«-0 IN. | Special to the Post-Dispatch. d ’ M for the kil: France, to set an European record llometer, : " 2APIDS. Mich., March ' ae : GRAND RAPIDS, for five miles. ue danger Pp i bits , r | Ossibilities of high '.- , tome ¢ . On the Pendin. Pag 5.—Hugh J. Gray, manager of the | Famous Drivers in Race. Rh are on the Welsh ines ; ey Michigan Tourist and Resort Asso- | Eighteen cars are scheduled to b Ah 644 ¢ iS] . ast, " " ni t . a th the two fa-| face Starter Fred Wagner at 4 p. i . . sint¢ir . ~J of aDparent when his car hit | C@tion, reports thal ' spot and leaped 30 feer | MOUS roads of Michigan, the West m., central time, this afternoon. RE the Mackinaw Nearly every noted American A FAULTLESS meth the air Michigan Pike and . ‘Thomas Does “732 Mu. PP. m Trail. the former being the Lake driver is entered in the race. in April. 19°¢ dealin: Michigan short road to the Straits Harry Hartz, champion; Peter de ; ~ mas appeared on, d: nee ahi of Mackinaw and the la r the Paoio, who was champion in ‘26: xX . : Bands With “B s interior read, are open to automo- Eddie Hearne. who was champion - ; ads. af MASSIV: A . ae . lictaonn aa) 7G ' ,art * POWered weit} oe yr + le travel thelr entire qistance, ; im ived, are contestants. red with a rebuilt 12. I a own : —- vy t : entirely cleared of snow. So are Frank Lockhart, the youth . ‘ ltl ; i . 4 : 2 « és od - i 4 \ ] ; ; is staffed that these roads are open who won last year’s Indianapolis 5 i ve" 1 | ; Two : : | | | | | | : tat ; : at +} his vear earlier than any time In classic; Leon Duray and Earl de Tt MM . i¢ € ’ . - i s a ; . f 4 “ oo. ; — the history of the resort organiza- | Vore of France; Frank Elliott, A! a 2 , Pi ey 4 Years K and how : , ; ; i. i a € + tion in Michigan. Both are open | Melcher, a Danish pilot; Bennie ) ' mR PN fat Fa T 8-77 SPORT SEDAN the. State line of Indiana to All, Dave Lewis, Dave Evans, Dr. | el Bie a | | 125-In. “Wheelb ing cylinders had the Straits of Mackinac. |William E. Shattuc, Kentucky phy- | i * Wy , P | eibase - C¥Ylinders hi ‘ , neni etal ‘hes and strok = Frank Rogers, State Highway | Sicilian, who has been a sensational! ay | $1495 ‘ n « ‘ irokKke 07 . > ; ‘p> ¢ . ) ) i Sik Camera. | CO etnner of Sere. OF er at Cue ee PERMANENT—NOT PORTABLE ici ti a fi TY - P . . ae N f ’ , fitted ie - { we i board have authorized purchase of At least three front-drive motors SUBSTANTIAL 4 Plain unfinished woe Meee” Drive tq + Fr ADNGaK® right of way for the new location/are expected to be in the race. Lowest ° | XN Aabere’s shonemunet susente & Goats h lvory | Set«. Five sturdy cha by ‘© the rear axle | 4 ; between | Le aS . : : built upom over 25 yerrs unitm he ble y cha of the Markinaw Trail elW eE zon Duray drove one at 138 miles PRICES 6-6 Sedan 120°’ Wheelbase $1295 record, inencis!l strength, and thutoughiy modernized production facilicies that todey tide and . table. «imilar te style M and sprock« ts The ; , ' ; ' p Or stan: +)" | HWoward City and Big Rapids,|an hour in practice. Dave Lewis ? 1? Bcres of Goor space ) Wonderful 4 ; Slanted backward : ; values, In Al $ 5 ae Was streamlined ab ae resp which eliminates some _ railroad will hold the wheel of his costly QUALITY AUPY Over condition— Me Pointed The ete cic, te TA" | crossings and makes a more geN- /front-drive Miller speciat that he 5 FOREM 575 | . * : OST 6-66 Roadster - - - $1095 6-66 Sedan - - --- $1295 g >> Sport Sedan $1495 ® steering col- se "Qs nearly horis & i erally satisfactory route for motor- | used last year to win the first race , : ‘4 : « o 7 si’ rr} ontal. - us > ‘ , To "2 +> ; - = . Pay $1 Down er a fine fia om , A ists. 7 he remainder of the W est iever won by the new creations. Sp ifications: Fram ee aa _ nent. ber or — 6-66 Sport Sedan 1195 8-77 Roadster ss j £95 a7 Sedan aE >. 1695 - a a a ae fihiriocan Pike between Honor and’ Frank Elliott is er ne ec e eavy siate-cont roofing, boxe « ~ rc - tion that the clutch is dragging. - _ x0. 3, é 82 i rome anc | 2 EXCHANGE STORt> § enemies declared that clattering under the floor boards; No. 148, Route No. 13 to Sesser; | Open Sundays Lind ll — ae 2764 f All . nts ou ;, “4 shown enough to jus- when starting off in low is another | No. 149, Hurst to No. 148 and No. | and Evenings e ; : 7 | Dealers: If we are not represented in your territory get in touch with us. We have a surprise for you. Bday only sr | AG Eww s PPelief that he could drive it peretes of this malady. 184. : TVA PTRUT TP TAMA | |

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le ae ee. Oe Ae ae toe VERA ete Ors. a a Soe . i» PERS Cie oe eae » a Aelia IES 7 Eat SE i fe “~ 2. ; = 2 5 . = a +5 . ~% fp 3 Heit a q B t oi e - é : = | H ‘ & ¢ (ee a! : ; . + Ps a % o 4 : q ~ t * ¥ 4 Bs ELE 3 > oS hi =? ba 3 fF | al - is " 7 ma 3 ge Be ie b a 4 . @ 2s 2 +R Ff. i = 7 1 ” -e § | igit Po . ec P: i” $ 7 a = te ae - 3 7 ie , | ie . % ; > : ' @ es. get A ion» pth dee 1 thea gay Oe Re, lll 8 0 tee ee ine eR Ace Rtg 2 YR. newer A ep) ~ ” R 0 bee (me Pee in “then eee er 4 ~ 4 aN m . New! . Lan Ei : ea eae ty 02 pe ee oe | a oa 4 £38. = Gaptnisse eR ‘-dapeoitebsis rs he pans ie y rH Se Oil 4 2 asad Sasi Bo pee i ™ —_, 7 Hy TE ey By lake > > nes y anes mae Sm SS : i ’ ae 3 — x 2 . . 4 _ at ~ ae ‘ . a wk ¢ $0? ~ Royce? FSS Me ¥ ys ak Boe br othe Ey a yg 0 op ee it LAE ‘ . y : , ; ‘a be * am , i nie we : a We. ” . ur eo. ae ae P 7 pd aT aay sae SS, Wa: eA ae ; se “i coe - wi dua mw & ~~ 7 " or & 3 * _> 2% = 2 ag goto mergers : eee wee at l 0 0 feet. assem b! ¥ line at the lowest possi- eS - See ps, and scores of 0 the: diffe a t is obvious that safety at this “Let us assume that the more ble handling cost. In the case of encéS to consider. About the only speed demands a recognition dis-|intense beam has been produced @8/ Buick, this means handling over|factor which simpliifes the system tance of more than 100 feet. As- desired. Then the real difficulties 200 tons an hour. To do this is that Buick builds chassis of iden- t e 200 f ) her , : met” o it = o be feet and there appear, for this more intense beam with the efficiency and at lowest tical quality and design. Bume it a » remains 112 feet for braking. must be more studiously planned cost conveyors, designed and built; A frame for a chassis of 128- Where 70 feet is on for oe- and more precisely formed to i Buick tag eon are in the;inch sage re at the rivet- fy 9 £9 . » @ * > : ** . = * . ‘ - @ obstru¢tion must, therefere. jing drivers, ijcome in a covered tunnel on an for this particular chassis. It must’ new car. ee. - FAC KA RK The Best Place To Buy a Used Car F you intend to buy a new car it is most unlikely that you are visiting used car stores or reading classified advertising. You are missing the many opportunities to get the savings possible through the purchase of a good used car on the nght basis. No matter how little or how much you are thinking of spending for a new car it will be to your advantage to read the descnptions of the cars shown be- low. You can have, in various price classes, a tried and tested used car better in everything than a new car of equal price. Packard Straight Eight Sedan—?-Passenger ? . — | - i. ~ o - ; a : . . " Packard Straig! t 8 Touring Cars— Passeng rer—Four car is refinished, remickeled, reconditioned. Is fully exceptional walues. All im excellent mechanical equipped imcluding seat covers. om opportunity to enclosure. detachable in summer A car to use on condition. Some refinished and renickeled and a!! purchase a car of high value and prestige at a ver ai oy : } om? see 2 ‘c rf . . > ~ Tr ? On iD Tri . — . Fol . ~ compietely equipped. Price, $1500.00 to $2250.00 moderate price considering the va! ue. Price $2000.0 . " . 42 §OCG CONCi-io! -_ or y er _ se ~ a >e SOUL.UL Packard “a $ Runabouts—2-Passenger with rumble seat wo attractive cars of a most popular - tas model. One renickeled and refinished in sand color finished, renic keeled. Im excellent mechanical con- with khaki top and top boot. Both are completely dition. \ model that should malt soo the profes equipped. Priced at $1650.00 and $3250.00 | siomal man. Price $1750.00. i rc Packerd Straight Eight Sedan Limousine—?-Pas- sengermgiS24. A car carefully handled and proper! y Packard Six—S- Passenger Coupe—1924. Refinished im two-tome tam. renicke! _ 3. [0c mechani on nD ' ; - BD os taken care of by origina! owner. In good condition dition. Must | s : — PRR —_ — - or Packard Six— -Faessenger se and fully equipped. Price $1900.00. $] siti i i TX tanica! mcition 2 ‘ i 1400.00. ecliamica: cORcItio2 [Ss gocu. Another sam mod iar - ? | n * T3i e ik i n ° e el and simi! ar conditice at ag “2¢ Mieag Stik 1CIE im it $1750.09. Packard Straight Eight Sedan Limousine—?-Passen- er—!925. Late model. Refimished in dark green. enickeled, upholstery in excellent conditice. Can- mot be distimguished from a sew car on the street. A demonstration will prove its value. Price $3000.00. Packard Siz—S-Passenger Touring Car ; win- ter enclosure which cam Oe taken off for . weather. A real bargain for the man who like< Velour uphoistery i an opes car amd will give thousands of mile« o¢ ex ethics, x oy cellent tramsportation. Price $600.00. -_— ond: tion. Fully equipped Locust at Twenty-Second Street ne ee in ere AANA ome: » 30 eat <Ee Lae a TTLIT? Le (mt. ’ - bf umumer Carysier imperial Sed an—i 325 prove its vaiue. Price $1108 90 D i oe - sil Graham Brothers Tracks are built tn %, | real value consider | 1, Pa and 2-Tom capacities. They meet 91% | of afl hauling requirements. They are sold by Dedgs res Finished in gra ; mecnanmical and coach A demonstration w 6227 Natura! Bridge AS K a. & M A Bw OW N S ON E Riverside 5460 BRITT MOTOR CO. WEBSTER GROVES BRANCH WeEbster 321: 670 34@-Ton Chassis f. o. b. Detrois Think of a Graham Brothers bj Truck at *67o![ Quality, power, speed, ruggedness, | : —dependability for day-in and day-out performance! ables Graham Brothers to build so good a truck at so low a price. BERRY MOTOR CaR COMPANY | | ~=#2st*=— “sSiownzr arches LAU MOTOR CO. SOUTH BRANCH, 5626 GRAVOIS TRADE IN YOUR OLI ON THE NEW GOODYEAI B & K TIR Jos. W. Kuemmer! Equipped to Vulcaniz 5 N. Grand BI. — ets Louis’ Largest, Oldest, Mo BUSY MOTOR CAI chester at Taylor , aie S NEW GOODYEAR TIRE G CONTINE! AUTO SUPF 0 Eveni and Sundays c 37 Delmar THE NEW GOODYEAR FI Is the Best We Ev mont and Wells Avs. — 00D YEAR TIRES "| CRAIG AUTO SU See Us for Expert V S. Jefferson ALWAYS READY 1 DORAN B TRY US Lemay Ferry Rd. Our FREE BRID( O SUPPLY & T Sth and Choate 8054 E DOWNTOWN SERVICE STA TEED VULCANIZING a GILBERT 1134 C

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el C-— eee _ — : ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH bile Ch | ame | ad yer TS, an a er, h e . ’ as Setastw to | em of one of em 9 1igh VR av ot Dene peat, = t, which req iret phe r #2 ~ . as chair i -j} all i interstate road s be . - butt ..4 7 On # ££ ’T = t Servi ice on Goodyear T r Tires sé ittee — | basi | aU. | and that their eco or Works way f S part of ——— r unds b all vite . | tenance. © set tag. a stom er > of CTOSSs- | oit to N H New © was repa! wav ” as chai "5 pair and | C ts ieidiebiet Gen of = ouncil o 4 a. ponsors of | il of port Committeg. : 2 4 : I Y = De if 5 4 ; » recognition ense dul * I IRE a § SALES CO lis — . sery = di ‘Sagetlggtned a t te r W , as : studv ; vy and k no w] : eae | edg a e rcs 3 of . an S | eat ns ndoah LAclede 0551 Le need a for ' tre : "h ° e e received 4. a Be y batc . | the rtchel- | Che — of m niv as liversity of “i of * ichi +4 igan, — Ri BE gy. Oliv poophrengty BATBOYLE > # Lis? $F ir 7 "00 EP rg "hore ‘Unif og Collars orms a ~ GOO “Invite Us Aa — our Next B low out : TY. iS A v wo ‘ 04 \/ V “hy yA t »* , cee ie atl du TRADE ON THE NEW GOODYEAR GaewEAR mari ALLOONS B & K TIRE CO Jos. W. K Equi _ eenees ipped to al cides pr izes 46 N. Grand b Bl. Lindell 7041 es ] M st Compl t S igi : BUSY BE fei MOTOR C “ CO. GRand 7600 No. 106 Autom obi aT of Missouri a chester at Taylor fils NEW GOOD | YEAR TIRE GIVES REAE SE RVICE , CONTINE AUTO SUPPLY CO , Ope . ad rr aa M 8 ounti Berar des ere $337 D f elmar | CAbany 1400 2 o. b. Detroit ROTHE K_ RS THE N EW GOODYEA Is the B is R BALLOO We Ever Sold N TIRE npr @ GOUBECK | TIRE & VULCANIZING CO ee and Wells Avs. CAbany 8612 AND TUB CRA - IG AUTO SUPPLY CO. See U sto r Expert Vulcani as izing Victor 1037 _— Brothers { 06 S. Jefferson | Jo pms. Delabar Tire ( C desi Tires Bl., Near e Co. ires and Tire “sa ce f Our Advi ; vice: ‘é 4 erson 4284 Carry a Good Sp are’”’ Lindell 6365 : > Sani "Em TIRES AND TUBES 7 [ ELOR FILLIN j i G AND SERVICE STATION Riverside 1766 — and é Louisiana 1 ripe TIRES READY TO SERVE DORAN BROS. TRY US q | Lema - = d. Riverside 4117 GOODYE vice Bio SUPPLY & TIRE SERV Y & TIRE SERVICE MPANY. Ine | GARR - Associate Deal Is TOW lers? og ON banc sa MOTOR * 526 GRA UNIVERSITY ( oe 8th 0 VOIS TURNBULL a . id 8054 and Chouteau A BRA fo T TOR nt ; 3 Ve 11 NCH ee - | GArfield 890 -BUS wW : 7 4 sf eat co. | i D 0 an & OWN SERVICE ST | GOODYEAR N TEED VULCANIZING GILBERT , TIRE 134 Chestnut - ae S TRY UNDAY MORNING eid ~o* eee** rte oer" " ae satin ¢ Bits |} & Pas tt meee? eet ae** -* . -* rs oe" aa aT} eerttttetty ~ ed * sl eeteee ae** - ** | Lwaeeebeeeee peer . Root". Poses?" Beste +=: a?" a* - ate? a* et a ° «** oe Laeees mane" 4 As BY ee ae Aes Ce Sree Gen “eee * +. . o> a ve * LD an, Eh 4 ee ATA e Meet” sen eee 43% “~ . . eet o** J oo eee’ ee" . ~oe* ~* ** o*** ~oe** 2*** ae * +e «o* - aeors see lee** . eat . hee e® oes o2 oat eo ~ . o> Tole ee? Here . bi you see ; ination ever displayed the offered to 1 ain tire co public: aul The fam ous SU °, With the cba PWIST cord w-type All-Weath nigel er Tread. Exclusi - usivel 4 t y G riumph! oodyear’s—anoth er Good year The fi irst bi ne g ad f the : a iS wing you wil ere “1 ion. Sate ‘ fy from thi s center s liamond-sha nd sure-foot 4 eize and sin and hous in i and han c £-On. The second bi tr bi ; ante re is lo in b oles” unti pposed to th Bg, How, ev alloons il now O eahe 09 cupping” pio wear The thi third bi ral fai vant a ; ail age re and dinekd coy adh Ss. May] jor benefi bed All. coc g Menge yin rag ingly ll-Weath at tread with | ——— I durable er pattern, and ha heavily o rds of which and elastic S rom the a ra the casing is at ERTWIST ; ade. Wet ested thi O ; is of conditions pick under the h ing — and dit ed it finally saciid Total diay =e 1 sagan dette from eight the Shwe ar Poaserlgc depres the tire’ outrank- fleet take sco of Fa rs “oF , traction miles! year over a ot rere tire ed in ° a am esti This of 5,400.00 ing y new ‘ P {) ti We Goody ire- i. a eee yet SUPE its new-t est tire G ewWtVPe : va owning. achi Par tna eighth sate sive tire chievement ever mad ing, company in — the Thee and e world: pro- 207 ee eet _o* ** rete 7? ot er ee ee" Dewy sf” kar +44 a Ce a peewee * ewes 2° ee MARCH 6. 1927 Serrtttetiit anc eeet ties 0 ee toes - ~eere eee" oe? ** 92 tees ~aeets Np eee tes ae? . = cebbeeeee 2: rq ene ae 7 ee? 80 * ++*ee eth ee?” bet bcatpeeeete= ett e Ree** . * et. Ae ae 77ee* Seoe* ~eeees ,eeeet a? oe" *** elle ott . a wllae © 4 >** Rate ° st3. ee 7202 J Od ** write ¢ rl} aaa Seats Sok “Toe * 4 _ oe . wetiler nee ets arta ey Sd eee?” we eee* a * OO de fs Le a ag Ses: tle eee Ree fst 2 beets s32 3: Eee. €/ Sy ie ee. ee aoe Reets. set, aie 4 Ae tee, te ee ste be 4 - ~eerts oo** o* ~ettiee “+e oe Be eee Sei ee aie tout gle at ates Pe gee a ae _ Aa Fs ae 7s ae ian ff fF ty we ae a dee ae dee ci dee “ «** -* ** Gomer fer ih fee ge ae fe P.: e oe? -* Fe a0e% sof ** ** ate ii nadeieahe: neiemaied : rrr eee _ mS ' | are : : “ Pits Wer a _ , a meer gs a one ‘erga oe Sa 5S nets % a a

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PEERLESS . ee | DESIRABLE TERRITORY OPEN FOR DEALERS | BEEN -A.GOopD. CAR HAS - ALWAYS Pharm atta —— ee we , ge , es . a Pe : -DISPATCH 4 ; { e — ~ } . & ; : = - ila ST.LOUIS POST Be « —. mi. oi: se een wee , : | the automotive industry, it is = a $500,000 la c im 3 eet 1 ultiplicity of other applications | IN 1902 TO BE SHOWN HERE isplay in the ee % se} = ” ' musts pt — 7 ‘ of | ANYON PLANNED . wo RN | Louis branch ; i ‘ ti met ht | de S t Architecture thet electrically controlied air in GRAND C ' — Hee Fae}... : ie I r+ - : : = ' 4 For tree CS RT vital importance to the in airy $n he in- ; The “Merry; Oidsmobile, w _— W Orks, =. eh Pest Soe rout gy Grant anes, ne Orns nS CMA SHED: oe i a ; | | , re te Aaa ‘ fr. t f\ yon National Park in Arjzona, ac- 3 1% ; a hs . . "as { a- fumes and other by-products of / yon Na ° of . : 4 ‘ s ‘White Way” Termi- " [m Means Lower Prices, Better Ma a te Rig =e IP el igs ae a | cording. to the Department of the _Ta8 as - = | : ay 0 ipso caheadlebamagg Seer CeaiP: |tey has gone far beyond the lettor| Interior, | nea. 90.75] earass $13.45], = . ait — igh- | ’ r ) hese laws to both| The ment recently adv Non-Skid.. Non-Skid. . 0! 0'Pli Non-saia_ — “3 qo nal Drive for Overseas nig , Engineers Say. and apire of these Gee Med cae ton cae for the installation Goody rar $9.45 Goodyear $13.95 (cod year > con Car to Cadillac | a A wav and Cost $682,000 |protect its workmen an ie ts v bid re- | §§ All Weathes..O¥+* i Al-W eather ATl-W esther Gon ith | a a way ” & | crease productive capacity. |of this service. The _— i‘ Co Keity- $8.9 om $13.75 co Senn in Six Models, W1 3 ms fi. “Dust must be collected, shav-/| ceived. that of the Utah Pat here a ee Fisk Preesier — Ueited make : iit Bodies | | a : The American automobile indus- on He ae ses, Odors | ened and found satisfactory. _ §. Nor-Ski¢ £10 9-E Rowe wor ; r-Built _ é ; und the ings cony ey ed av ay ° gas es, 0 was op ned Q. aweet am =retes. : ( -rd«. F 5 : 8 : ! | A marine boulevard sient * ‘try is reaching new etrides in pro- and fumes driven out if produc-; The weary apne se patoneer x5.77 _ , 33x6.00 RED | ; =e ; . , & 800 me | ; , : r d the imately $559,000 in estabiisn athfinder, made : fe. island of Key West Ww | capacity while millions of} sion not to be hampered an proxim : Sad oe Willer ; j é. sa ata bern | ‘ite gran eon , amen in x i et are be- ae and healgh of workmen pro-/| ing hotel, camp and gee =~ ete Tac -- $1495 3013} en = mete ge new i ee * ¢4 ep te . =—— aes wg: " id. “These objection-/ ties on the north rim.. - ee . Miller — ' for the Sa ee . | . (4 The Key West bowevare, cae “dt \ Ss.” ing effected through the eT dae pore other by-products | cipal structure of the nes coum wy in $16.45 +o Aare $1 7,95 30134 . $ gesigt 0 which has apes : ‘ : «ill be known. will unite with ~ : mechanical contro] and manipula- | result from gfinding. polishing | opment will be a oom onan | ‘ Fisk Premier Stases a al 7.95 Cadillac mmm the | it & i roads along the Key West water- tion of air in a hundred different gang blasting and other operations. | of jog construction. 755 erties | ore $13.95 All Weatherd 18.95 ' 2 cme being | : front to form a marine ee ete ~ OPS. . | rocesses and “functions, leading and are all handled by air driven | tain large lounging > ae a Ser neta Wil Not Affect the Wem — The La neem met ; 44 pletely encircling the picturesqu¢ . sr : ind , de-| at great force by huge biowers and tion hail, storeroom, cimiag 3 hen || HIGH-GRADE GORD TIRE r today for the % : ee pat Cee ee See OP other air-control equipment.” that will seat 200 persons, kitchen | gis at the Cadillac spring | . ft be @ terminal drive for the Ovwrr-. | clare. Boke og ce woodworking shops an €X-,with cold storage plant. shower All Oversize Cords, $5.75//¢ as nich is being beid by the mune is seas highway now about 70 per TRS SPOCIRCNNE WOwth ies at mele system is used to collect all/ baths. and accessories. Sixty-two | 30x31, Non-Skid . —e States a aiine Co. which i te 4 ; $ 5. ai ° ; - Dlaust § Bi.ei & ss= 9 oe? ; nd £. | “ent completed between Key West industry with its volume of neg sawdust. shavings and wood hog! two-room guest Spiecnsmnctins Jorge. 0 | 3ix4 SS. $8.65] 3304 $s. $3.95 in he new car. . Pia and Florida matiniand, 122 mer t eras sen per pr nd popes gf ed refuse, and the blown air takes it! struction will be gots al ere 3r4 SS. SR75) B4r4 $$. sass 3515 | —. Galle has the — iH a er So ee eames : ble by wide adoptt lak ae rer to the bilers, where it is used | room will contain twin beds a . — United States Ege BO “UY eight-cylnder en- | te | peanty, the road will prove to be) f : jet te a Sep Sees Sees oF rt tag Baer Masy tons of solder are! built-in washstands. f / manufacture and the value of con- a an each year because of! also be fire special guest lodges — . as 4. Its bore is 3% inches, | Par The island of Key West is about | i : vf tena iene Aen! see ec ran soem mp ™ yg, PPS ear Prema gfe room where|each containing two rooms with | onda a+ Bay = Shipping. omeanied by Beck Beat, a . a cwctis is 415-16 inches. oa. 4 seven miles by three miles in great- S| terms of lower prices, greater om feels Lediiademn date dipped. The air/ private bath. | 2 and the hat lighter than the ‘| } est distances, but ae sa a | Hl & -eclency and higher — say ebm 2 oe : only collects the solder drip. | Construction of the a is a E L i A B L E A U T Oo Ti 4 is somew has a slightly sherter 2 ; | two miles wide. In its eastern part ha 4 ' tertal and workmanship to the cal pings and ether muck, but com-/to be begun as soon as the con- @ JEfferson 1180 3117-3119 LOCUST S&T. ae weg be is designed as _ ‘ ‘ it is somewhat trregular in shape. es ; buyer, these engineers assert. — | pletely drives out the poisonous! tract is formally signed. and. the | # whe ere We Deliver t a mo oo eas - ear nage ear. : ‘ und at one point it is less than a, | ; “It has been the speed —— fumes which result from the sol-/ various facilities are to be put dn Open Evenings and All Dey Sun he ons an uinely car takes its name from ; mile in width. Though almost the | ; which the industry has adopted eerton process. |} operation by June 15, 1928. | ee oS Cavelier de La Salle, entire area is platted, the more | ,impertant developments in science Bene Robert de la Mothe thickly built up portion of the city 'to facilitate production, protect — _— e who. like a ben explorer occupies an area of, roughly, one Ss health conditions of labor, and I ; z 107 F eas h, | * an RE = -_— "2 Poa! tirree yer “Tnow 4 Ne Tees - + 4 nat of the Casa Marina Hotel, the ; ' , island, | boulevard will. it is predicted. help ck Shalt aha se buildings. This is; one Fisher Body Corp.. “aa . ; ity's most pretentious building. At along th — “ facet wi = bye * ito ei e Key West a reputation as trne af all the big builders such! ‘gur-passeng®r phaecton, @ tible White street it will pass east, down | where it will be 50 feet wide, bot tae Venlon Western Hemi-'as Ford, General Motors, Willys-| + er roadster, a conver we fered on the side neare \ ; as Ford, -\, Loe US i sik i? I esi JL asi®Wi &. eeupe. -_ j protected by a sloping concrete sea | and on the inla ih manding naval situation. as the While systematic ventilation of! : = five-passenger sedan. F wall rising four feet above sea landscaped es chet - BY Sc cmgncaeactiee rt entiae ‘all buildin lays a big part in, = ceolese of closed cars are rich- . 3 , +3 "Th "“Ampletion o } In Wes (ridra A . t , a.) gs P . + a lain : | level. The boulevard Will continue she completion of iahed Mobair veivets, p i £ - - = ¥f oF in wettatsss tata : taited over lux- = ions are tufted or piasilt sve 4 4 rm-fitting springs . ‘ LO ury-type. — ienified 4 ¢ acai pamesaka ttt ti! | Bardware is of a plain. dignit: a F | i ‘nis! Vanity a 4 ' ; jesig2 with silver finish. A : | : c ease, foot rest. arm rests, rouse ak g e oa e and “assist” cords are included id ou li find ev : CO, eee : & : ’ : . t ra. - i ; ———— a caidas Gh me ammeter 4 4 i meter, clock, . - ‘ ; 4 ones heat meter, and fuel gauge it i ose in a special die cast instrument = ; +h colored ovraeamid «enter : ; pane... WitaA Coiores eciahepeven i i | nd nick®led edgings. Windshield i | ee: ~ control, cigar lighter and | | ‘ er manual spark contro! also are on 4 ; eras reomy golf compartment ¢ | fe , ae automobile! thought possible'— more The Touring ¢ rear deck are nickel bars to which at . or Roadster —— — oh | Fader Bodies vel than even Chevrolet, with , 4 gst * ee er ° . es Ohe ‘ ie | ‘erugeer d 1 its progressive policies and Coathn > y ‘fae | lamps and narrow wind- (Come in —see the Most rs ; ; ‘ ee Y ¥ + . | . 3 vf i: F ever a car inspired whole-hearted the famous Lanchester balancer. shield pillars! Beautiful Chevrolet. ‘ 3 7 . . -.9 : 4 : : tPA: owners it’s the $ix-80. When you sit at the whee Rota 8 ; ‘ tae loyalty in its . } , d step on ahostofimprovements Driveit.Learn what makes + ay : si bied ofe ' the gas, there is power, abundance. tte s er : ; b | ‘a iB bard ne ceriess is just that re doen sate [t picks up from 5 96 25 miles in 7 typified by AC oil filter, it the greatest value as & : i 4 ; thorough! , : . . . > . ad a ia | om kind Hg —- a sao seconds. Then up to 70 miles an hour. AC air cleaner, coinci- triumph in automobile . . ii far Say Xin _— = See eren when you want to go that fast . ee . iat | 7 eat the block or a thousand carefree miles! S Peco i 4 4 dental steering and igni- d whyit is win- | + £2t eer ru © most crowded streets . : : a q - : iB aon tion lock and-improved ning new buyers by tens 4 HES ! with just a gentle pressure of the hand BOER EO k e ed n yers by te : Sy wae a bee } servi hee ; transmission! of thousands each week OBE god rs excep- on the wheel or park Im @ narrow space w : “ i" a Fe against the curb—easily, quickly. , . Pa By all means see this gre - ii eantes oongr a Greater value ST. LOUIS DEALERS MacCarthy-Pardue Motor Co. 6320 : i Pe ‘is 80 Ceriess Six-SU before you buy. You Allen-J M 7800 F BI University City = mee | By Eee big, burly 7-bearing crankshaft will find it worth while. ames Moter Ce., orsythe Bi., : 7 tre Bats - Clayton, Mo. Nangle-Gillis Chevrolet Co., 7239 % , j = > ; " And i o- : : Pee ite = Big Four Auto Ca., 2218 S. Jefferson Av. Maplewood. 3 | baat) b wen ies | 1. H. Brown & Sons Chevrolet Co., Halls Ferry North Side Chevrolet Co., 4333 Warne Av. 4 , pe ae aia DE I | Xk Al 'TOMOBITI EF GO : and Chambers Road Orthwein Motor Corp., 3016 Locust BL : Ss 2 is . . . ; ca Wi Fi. | ° | Century Aute Co., 7502 Michigan Av. Reichardt Motor Co., Webster Groves, Mo. __ E ; a4 | Phil. H. Brockman, Pres. | Craft-Merelle Warner Co., Normandy, Mo. South Side Chevrolet Co., 3645 S. Grand BL cE > oy i . j ae | : Pe | 3107 1 1 | Flint Chevrolet Co.. 4714 Delmar Bi. Wells Motor Co.; 3008 N. Grand BI. ‘= : Be . ust evard | Gilliam-Epstein Chevrolet Co., 5929 Easton Av. EAST ST. LOUIS ~ re : Sy k : ss " 5 a : _ Phone JEfferson 2810 | Gravois Motor Corp., 6820 Gravois Av. ; i * ‘ed d ty cea Bt Harding Motor Co., 622 St. Louis Standard Chevrolet Co., 1351 Av. ' St. af AcT LOW +s€ @e

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nnenieriastieeeedll ne 4 E.” BUILT in tei and exhibiteg , Ss Automobile Show, » ee —— ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ ree ‘ _. SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 6, 1927 _____ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ PAGE 5 Lo SHOWN HERE | tinplay in neh or s mae 2S ATS NEWEST IN MOTOR CAR AND EQUIPMENT Dink wae bulls Lee enty-third rd street. ae ey SD iy A SALLE EIGHT | ee SMASHED Zia WNINST LIS. | 1 oOx4. 95 30x5.25 on-Skid . $13, 45 oe $14, 9 Miller | year ‘ a oN Non-Skia | - . . rather 3.95 AM Wenthes $1 5 g United Foy Car to Cadillac if ed c Fi a — ** 65 ' . : ry $18.75 Mik remion— | | Gocdyea aamne ‘1 Six Models, With Premier a T pited States- Aa “ — Bodies. | “a * ’ £ e% z the — S Be a men o0,,,RED TOP Fisk egae = ee aes ee sige : . i ; Apgeipciet h. Qi Ths pee ae ‘ er yer $14,95 3013! otc Duty | ew new body sty les have been ee thi it er ver egal p i fon-skid.. $117.95 eee Ds for the La Salle, the new | o Dietrich-designed custom Hupmobile eight 5-passenger sedan, wig ©17.95 30x33 Nom-Skld ony” . ee sainder car Which has been | which is being chown in a St. Louis. ow ir Ball Lord... a : by the Cadillac Motor | : en a Stiinta " 1. ee TY 95 29x4 AQ Nen-Skeia Hoary : = = SS oe ‘ ade history in America in| | including thes ustOm cars, the | ee lor tions. coum .esign ig Pix sh dan that add to thet smart. brisk appearance | | | Thr Co Op possesses a very definite distinc- | of the pody | Manufacturer's | prises a total of 14 body styles Three color options are now | tion ita 1421 Locust Street Phone 73aa ; ’ Control of the rear window is} : the time of Louis XIV of France. “The La Salle is low hung, speedy 7 end graceful. | + Radiator of Racing Car Type. Its radiator is distinctly of the | type. When viewed | we a Se) ee * acing car Hiky, ‘ ' ¢om the front, the effect is impos- ia ing. | diay : The six Le Salle models, all built HE : _ i the Fisher Body Corp.. are a eg. . _. four-passenger phaeton, a two-; ; BFF +," - + é onvertible & ee : a> - . * mger roadster, a ¢ 3 3 geupe, 2 two-passenger stat ionary : ‘ : ' ggupe, a four-passenger Victoria, | and a five-passenger se dan | _ @ ~. Interiors of closed cars are rich-| j ® tfinished. Mohair velvets, plain | ; or in pattern, are used. Seat cush- | ® ns are tufted or plaited over lux- ae ae | : ; a= ury-type, form-fitting springs. se ; \ ® Gardware is of a plain, dignified Front view of the new La Salle eight, with racing type radiator, t @ desien, with silver finish. Vanity | bullet-shaped lamps and emblem. | fase, foot rest, arm rests, robe rail | br eee _—— and “assist” cords are included | By THE AU TO EDITOR. | the rear quarter. Sun visors areé of cE | | the “Cadet” custom type. All thre: ombere required. All three of the new Hudson cus- | eee, ‘ te, neg gow a 4 ga 3 iodels have specially det ed fi: F Walnut panels are ‘on “ae and — m eome-~tihe Sour.geer brou- oe * ” . cially ns ign 2 an ‘i ts © a . t ‘ - p ; 5s am - Irvmhan ; vere at ometer, clock, oil gauge, ammeter, the seven-passenger ini ss ie prougnam is delivered at $151' . th, f | ee QE >. wwe a * ae motor heat meter, and fuel gauge jeing shown by the Hudson-) ™ ive-passenger sedan at $2] ; ; 35 on “a ; ? TY + = ~ = * and the larg a T ¢ 11! A are in a special die Cast instrument } ramnton Motor { ar {oO Thess ~ Bud dias . . 4 , : L ¢ b ‘ y" = ‘ b] } = )* ' panel, with colored pyramid center | ar, very attractive :cars. havy- Wie he new ui 4s On Supe) . a | . . A Sreamline effect, the car doors be- euneist finish. Thy sedan nave passenger sedan-——was exhibite rear seat arm rests and dainty the St. Louis Automobile ~ The radiator effects of power) body finish to the special radiator |. a ‘ition | t t d Hud 4 " 4 . ti £ de J J to Lilt STamae wa : and fleetness are obtained by | ornament—a winged female figure andi } “6 “tn ! é eis, roic?T { Liti¢ T : \' 6 height, depth below top of frame, holding at utmost stretch of arms | .°” be inciude the ’ ; ‘known coach with all-steel bods vertical shutters, and streamline | an airplane. — : ne es ee vant ‘ | , | cap and hood, with balanced side j§ These custom bodies, which are! H ‘ . a » louvers. by Biddle & Smart, are of alumi- up Eight Custom Cars. si Headlamps of Bullet Type. num. Upholstery is in fine plush Three Hupmobile eight custo: » . Headlamps are of a new and dig. Mohair, soft and pretty. Seat models, designed by Dietrich, » er tinctive design, the bullet” type. sprin _ are of the luxu ry type. now available as additions +r, ee iy, SROs Wi sil] das} re in mé¢ standard ' 4 ; 4 ; ; ; ati aiGq - i ‘ fr > |i ing flush with the outside edge of the lamps. They are mounted on : & universal, adjustable socket, have °*™ as landau diesumes oniand now is being shown by; ’ ¥ertica] standards connecting them | a AT RO CT ) a : —————— | tf the top of the frame and an} the folded top may be solidly strap- |windbreak which fs carried out o ® Original monogram rod connecting | ped. This model has been brought |lamps, radiator cap, crown of fe: | curtains, while the brough- where it was a center of interes them in front of the radiator. ‘out in a color combination in two ders, and a raised portion o! pa A Side lamps of a similar design Shades of blue. The upper panels,:cowl, which startae with a }i: : . - . are on the cowl. Fenders. run-j hood and cowl are in a dark, or the Gpod hinge and swee ps ba ‘ ° : ring boards and dust shields are; Larchmont, blue, and the rest of | war ian Shape to the bag: designed to carry out the fle@t ef-| the car in a lighter shade, called j the writs eielesa. > | ict necessary to harmonize with ; Pelham The convertible and the station m the low, graceful and racy bodies. The four-passenger phaeton is ary coupes, also, have folding seat “fo © - : ee The sweeping lines are highly .>-|featured by a rear luggage trunk, and golf compartments in the r ARRYING FORWARD the policy term, a product of General Motors.” ™ “ntuated in the roadster and phae-j|a built-in foot rail, a robe rail and deck. Derby red has been selectc. f ; f, for Eco lool jm ‘on. Both have one-piece wind-/|‘‘assist’ handles. The body lines,;for the former, and a color com 0 a quality Car for every purse and Those who travel much in Europe Troms peortetio® : 4 shields, hinged at the bottom so are enlivened by a Larch and Ca-| bination of Senator green and des. | urpose General Motors saw the need ; , @ ‘that.they may be folded over the |noebrook green color design. ert sand for the latter. However : P ’ e have realized that there was an oppor- . ™ cowl. The tops are collapsible and | Ma the La Salle, like the C Cadillac’s developi hich d . . , gt | ' Many Color Combinations. adillac, maj Or Vadiliac § dceveioping a ni aac Co at these : fold in a compact package. The! The four closed body styles, each be obtained tn an almost unlimite. ; : P g g gr tunity to introduce a ntinental syle | Bary. of in these bodies is a/a distinct type, are semistream-line aga of color combinations. automobile which would be as socially in the appearance of an American car. e wide a : ; avy, soft, colored, satin-finished |in design and are characterized by ¢ doors of the closed bodiec: ' ‘ amazing rices leath I 0-8 *lare of special acceptable as Cadillac itself, but witha [Salle h Ow p ag ithe continuation of the front pil- se c i pecial dove-tai] constru: P ’ a le as realized upon that Ooppor- - 16 roadster has a large fold-|lars downward ,and forward below |“0" 4nd encased in metal, elimina: sli hel varving fi : . . eld of usefulness. 3 be teat in the rear deck and a|the belt. Reauty is enbancea by NS Wear. Those on the coup: gray vesy=ng tunity. It is radically unlike any other- my £0 com sartment. D e - 1 . , P ; . oria an sedan ar at. . . . . * F sa Trane bomen Temamggen i abaya = ws Tagine fi te maa For this congenial task the Cadillac automobile; yet the poise and the breed- Sis 525 rear deck are nickel bars to which corners of window recesses, the 3 c ° . . - . . . The ‘EOE ~ n/dows have rails also of this ma- organization was invited to draw freely ing of Cadillac are there! ) | o Coach-... If You Are Short of Ready 9 wee came ee Victoria is upon the entire resources of General Never was-a car so rigidly tested in > aoght oe er ssenzer seat o the fold ‘ : > : on ‘'62 5 Buy ing type, a package Por dieas Prsened Motors, including the Research Labora- = advance of its presentation to the public e*ee's renin th driver's tern » vi ~ m4 , ve fet” core over 8 seat and an “as. tories, the Department of Purchases, ag J aSalle has been tested at the General sist" cord on the right side 4 | PAYMENTS minor rn espana of black the Fisher Body Corporation and the Motors Proving Ground. It is a new or wine lor . harmonizes remarkably Cole Proving Ground. Car to you; it is a tried and proved car With the ot 4 Door § dan.-.-. : 4 Why take chances wi . th un- 695 - 3 known brands of Tires when : i you can get , + mee ¢ 4 JGooD’ YEAR PATHFINDER comps reo rests, arm reste, robe rai | The result is revealed in Cadillac to us—as distinguished in performance 8S! KINZ get anc Ons “ saeeail - oi“ . abs: “ ge 445 Service Station 7.38 Q. 05 on both sides are included in’ showrooms this weck— LaSalle,a fine as it isdifferent in appearance. We present ae equipment of he “at . ° ° . . . . . NP, a the five-passenger® motor car built wholly within Cadillac’s. LaSalle with very great pride and invite AN sedan. The Colors are Ardsley and | : %2Ton Tuk $395 | open fi* ) Chassis Ouly | MERCHANTS TIRE C0 Fae Canoebrook green. plants, but, in the widest sense of the you to view its six models. I Ton Truck ‘4905 : ae P. a > | ASHINGTON. OPEN SUNDAY MORNING. JEFFERSON ROBERT P. PAGE IR. FLECTED | All Prices Fob Flint Michigan PRESIDNT OF AUTOCAR Co. Balloon tires now standard cn afl | ; 2 Robert P. Page Jr. has he. a Aa . elected president e ' r In adéiiou fb cothoce low ioe uae . 4 - 7 mtooer Ch delivered prices 4 \0., succeeding the late I, YT yr = } : charges evailab in. 4 am “.ected as follows: Woodward. Other officere ee oe eae. ae were ° er John 8S. Clarke. a . ; . : ' s ” a. . 4 When you need money QUICK—borrow from us - saat cae Fa Ee myo alter T. Sa- CHEVROLET ~ PONTIAC « OLDSMOBILE - OAKLAND soe Motor Co., 6320 Delmar Bly OD on your car. NO ENDORSERS needed—just your [ME © Tans teen,’ Resets? An BUICK ¢ Lainiee * See . ae note! No inquiries of your friends or em- . thony, secretary; Min Mary H. Mc- GMC TRUCKS « YELLOW CABS, BUSES, TRUCKS thevrolet Co., 7239 Manchester Av» @ ployers—every transaction private. Your car need ebees dean ee One te | ; = mot be all paid for! We will pay off your old | The nasi senate | PRIGIDAIRE—The Electric Refrigerater a vrolet fe 4333 W A } notes, advance you more cash and reduce your ee Autocar organizetion Rogen Bae r Co ' oo é : monthly payments. Salesman. He advanced rs pidly rp., 3016 Locust Bl. ‘ first as manager of the Besto: wr Co., Webster Groves, Mo. 4 Car left in your possession! Pay us back as little branch and later as New England ° apes Co., 3645 5.G Bl. ej as $3 monthly, while you ride. Largest company district manager. Early last yea: - rand @ | , he was appointed genera} -» 3008 N. - 4 of its kind in St. Louis—$250, 000 capital and 4 manager of the c ema sales Grand Bl. . 7 over 6000 pleased customers. Lowest possible lay Pire Hazard Is Greater. ST. LOUIS DEALERS J | rates. Open evenings. i; Winter brings the greasy +: ei : : hazard to motoerdo 4 7 - } - tied 2 ages 5° ‘ " , = ese A a eect se Ai ta gehen

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American trucks—in lar instance Dodge trucks and daily traveling over a pass thro the Peruviar Andes that climbs an altitude of 15,003 t level. This pass i er than the Fall Rotky Mountain Park, which is 11,727 feet above the The Fail tiv becoming a extraordinary for on resulting in ha that commercial , *+ ‘ Colorad: rr ~~ + Pass is the loftiest sea. crossed by a road in this country. The next highest mountain | in this country traversed by are the Monarch Pass, Gunnison and Salida, $s 11,500 feet high, an oud Pass, is on motor route St. Denver to Salt Lake 11,350 feet high. Trucks Traverse Lofty Pass. Anyone mobile over the Berthoud, or Fall River and the power of his automebile gine as elimbed higher, will reali _. > { OoOi0.. which from Yes i I asses, decrease his car . ry = te X42eha i ioe 5 The man who never has driven these mountain roads may, perhaps, better realize the perform- in that pass is one of ance of these American trucks the Andes when he considers the 15,0903-foot Peruvian *h approximately 690 feet higher than Massive. high the peaks of Moun est mountain in Colorado. or Mount giants Rainer of the higher Mount Whitney, highest the United States Alaska. Priving in the High Mountains. “Fleets of these cars and (Dodge and Graham) runnirg from Chanchamayo Valley (at the head- waters of the Amazon Rive across the crest of the “Dasta, Coast, and 450 and Mount Pacific exclusive of r) who has driven an auto- Monarch om e% —_— . iiciS Teit ias than the tipmost pinacle of peak in e en- | _ ree,t trucks | Andes to | ‘amazed at what ' truck. can : | proving motor | The performance of Amer-/| Andean | a | the proportion of | con- | those of OR ERR ogteapeenege cars-—ar= "Faas ’ “ie Ne cee nani rela SO SO | Goes on Collecting Tour by Truck "Aut THE WEEK IN ST. LOUIS OY Sng Aa Prof. Carl Hubbs (center), Curator of Fishes of the University @5*¢ of Michigan, holding an octopus captured on the coast of Washington (¥a"= during a recent 11,000-mile collecting trip for the university seum. The collecting expedition used the Chevrolet truck shown in /2&. the background. Oroya, Peru, connect wit! which runs es transported far more ec by these trucks than by pack ‘which was the former method. a ith TY) 12) ——> |: ~ ~ hae Ss r ; r resuit. DI oOspe ricy South American = is interior. sae are purchased with > , -_ e “ —~ = +« + profits from the new transportation being an ss > - ~ g*-4 A ; i€ experien re n es views. Also, he e modern accon . e *o 1% “Traveling passenger the ni at ‘T*... _ = ~ + ist nexXi ge ~ oO - cargo may a mae feet. cargo are | Chanchamayo Val necessary to climb fee ify. to an altituy distance o now, ror anotn . - Frith: \ Witnin a ' 20 ‘ee . | hams hence, in . ry%... ~~ o 4 > descends to Tarma, which of os s,s. i +a truck ic &i BUS . . . » +4 Oe eg as aititude road Fa > WIREBESTOS sb cg pa ey=*s Wirebestos Group Sets for p TRIPLEWEAR an electric motor. Proven [Ne Jerk} INSIST ON Aggressive Life, limb and law compel sure brakes. Motor, gears and axles must have smooth stop. Keep in good humor by using these brands. 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Get the new on the complete line :rom a Vesta representative said he aa 4 st inctly. ' a3 a recular lon put through to Rocke | SY wire. Wroughton. Engian : ‘Order and "ed Susperc: open. Svstem ih i i - _ — nomicaily ase 144 ™~ © As AS come to a More trucks and commercial cars hh a and order for ¢ hours, Steep, Dangerous Roads. ‘"*Tarma is community of about 15,00 surrounding valleys. w, heading for La Merced 1 ee , - inues the long descent. In th descent is gradual, THe a+ rs . despite heavy grades, hairpin turns and narrow bridges. an interior Indian vil- lage of abcut 5000 inhabitants serv- 0 30 miles to the village of Palca making a ’ ’ ‘Many of the 50 Models and 509) Color Combinations in This | line Shown. | Color combinations not seen be- | fore in St. Louls—some of the 50), selections now available for Cadil-| lac cars—are being shown at the, Spring salon which the Oliver-Caii- | illac Co. opened yesterday and will | | continue today and throughout this | | week. | The most elaborate display of | | Cadillac standard and custom mod | els, and first St. Louis showing of ithe new-8-cylinder La Salle car,; ‘make this salon especially not.- | lworthy. » > i bj 7 +} s Chanchamayo Valley, the truck eo ees) rop of 1310 feet to an altitude of However, La Merced, another 23 miles, th iescent is rapid, the road droppin an altitude of From hundred ¢ + ev V reet. to to Merced. narrow with curves. low speed to prevent ac the only | taken C it, as skill of the driver. ‘La Merced is now the end o motor road, and only mule continue beyond through the trop! 240% Palca from Paica 2 _ Ss These must be iden safeguard lis he dependability of the truck and tralls al region of the headwaters of the Amazon. “However, a Merced to away, will new -uerto Jessop, 100 be finished within road from la two When this is completed, it will be possible to motor from Oroya to Puerto Jessop in one day. Thence. the journey eastward may ued by small steamer to Iquitos on the Amazon, where con- nections are made with Booth Line steamers plying the Amazon to | Para. From -.Para, ocean steamers continue down the Amazon American and European ports.” WOULD BAR GUNMEN FROM to BUYING BULLET-PROOF GLASS Demand for bullet-proof glass by "20 Bebec. a" mm @ 44448 dig dbootleggers and rum run- ners has reached a potnt where publi of this product be limited to re sponsible person,s according to Amory L. Haskell, president of the Triplex Safety Glass Co. of North America. To help bring about such legal action, Haskell has turned his information over te the National Crime Commission. articular has been interest, Haskel! said. shown bullet-proof siass by individua having very fast. cars and wishing to have the protective giass in all windows. Their reasons, of course, are not made known, but investigation has shown that the cars question are much used in crossing the Can- adian border. “The ordinary law-abiding cifti- zen has no need for such glass,” said Haskell, “and it is short-sight- fad policy for the authorities to permit criminals to adopt such pro- tection. Such glass nowadays ts proof against any revolver or riot- Eun tire in sas even at the clofest range . ee } : : and would make criminalsNmmun ‘(rom police fire.” \ MAN IN LONDON HEARS AUTO HORN SOUNDED IN M:CHIGAN rie ee — lhe Q Sparks-Withington Co manufacturer of automobile horns and radios, recent} ios, cently erfecte er perfected a ferent ~~? = = portant that the company’s London ren =m > ~ le 2 presentative know exact}: Neither a Id describe what Lt Was like . a2 | + . ‘ 4 * iPtter 7 Ar ae 4 i ica lions , and os 7 he a io ' Or @ Sampie required too ‘oe 8. ty = 4 a = . ry Sparks, salee manager . 4 | ' ae idea of sounding the " bth +e a) Y4CKSO0ON and ge it T “ : /Oondon. It took two dars to get his “number” the - ~*~, a > see 7? . he call being Placed Sat. urday and the connection cemple+ asad a c iD e = >» * a nay in ‘a? — , hh fess a SS ed Monday morning . Sp par TAS and the Sparton n im Londo alk London talked for “= «= « © ° j $ Per minute. »*+¢ a button ana the sounded -e re. s0 clearly thar repre. at horn , orn inte the the fF heard On Ion it dis. The call was hans > a ie through thea Tackson f Mich \ a oe telephone office -distance call. was | OS ae radio to Point. and thence hy Test for Thermostats. unadie to open the valve ireuiation wil! If Tou this a. 7 + If you can dn tAalg and th: works pomeperir, you fair idea the thermo. 4 eh ae 4 ave a stat if Not properly adjusted or too | adly worn for farther ube c safety requires that the sale “She only full-sized car in the world $ that gives these values at this low price- orities of the fu Chrysler “SO” at its ingly are important reasons wh+y Chrysler has been thrust place in the a a ne of three ears. ' two-tone” chime horn so dif. | in sound and cadence from | | Previous products that it was tm.| Full-Sized, Sturdy Constructian With Ample Seating Capacity For 5 Adult Passengers. Mohair plush upholstery. Chrysler smartness and beauty of line and color. Full balloon tires. Low-swung bodies. Special spring front engine mounting. Coupe, $750; Coach, $780; Roadster (with rumble seat), $795; Sedan, 8830; Landau Sedan, $885. All prices f. o. b. Detroit, subject to current Federal excise tax, All Chrysler dealers cre in position to extend the convenience ef time payments. Ask about Chrysier’s attractive plan. — ~~ a Have your Radiator cleaned out guar- antee to restore proper circula- One-Day Service on Aili New and Used Radiators for Sale and Exchange—All Makes. ST. LOUIS AUTO RADIATOR Ws ‘ ce 4 * " } Se ae ; 7 ba - Pos q 3 ¢ é : 7 iit ‘> - : . - . ? oer’ ’ * . - . ~ ' — ¥ P . . . - 2 we ; rss = : ron rns ‘i w na . a « ~ ra . : = which is largely over eee “ a instead of board speed-| 7 ” more exciting that So —_ Ee” cag. contests im Ane FE wall (fustrative of this was t! > | n Grand Prix at Sao Sebas- roge spain. which “as won by : : car because the driv ors autemobiles were their ™ . tti of on: peting 4ramally roasted out of “I — + race m i* was run over @ 434- road circuit. A Bugatti vu- rged straight eight pene , won at 4 speed of «0° » beating a straigat ets: “ net ix me | - ven alternately by Sen B srlier who finished Ai 4s : later, with ‘ onstan- Bugatti yers Collapse Prom ae , > _ . _ e feature of the race was fapse of the Delage drivers, who, — ‘ed low in hig :-cowiled Be at ee | e : in : bei bh . —_ n dash oOards. from’ ? «+he atin ri . 4ai* anotner JEtferson ( " she fumes +he neat ' - = original Delage; : . give up the strugs; - i~ar Piak 14 . irivers + only two of race—tr0O IX Bugattis—Wwent! > on Delage Drivers Roasted. ; ; Te spe a frrore ¥ -.mile course, 250- * hie Delage to & SOP . pit nd drepped sim ost‘ im the benches. Stretchet® wrried him away to a hot ; or ited nita hiss ~ _ = - i , rms i ‘eet 4 ft : . unstr 2.4 ee arias : 14 rounds, B _ soist. a Delage @riv-i* er. dropped hetpiess and exhaus- the heat against @ fueling Partially recovering, he got but by ae) stat.ionm . : 7% | le es sp and walk ~ - + * ‘aor ry 4 . I But too late: Bu-' Ratt . Pxctung Times in British Race. Tas plenty of ex tne mt : . a —-? eh {iy and tr i" on the Brook 2uce track ‘To sinruliate Poa a ‘ ; ‘cing onditions as mucn POs three barriers of sand, J AcTOSs the finishing | era */ away of the track. which er - ’ ‘ os Ondon Drivers had te r Rego’ .a: . — SO late these by steering an “S Sree ne .? ~ = Course, with such asrupt TIS as to compel them to reduce | ee to 20 te 30 miles per hour. 7! ‘TR Kk Om, gear shifting, § ned acceleration were | SALES BRANCH 3103 N. Grand Bi. MIDWEST MOTORS, Inc. 2621 LOCUST BL. JEfferson 3610 KOENIG MOTOR CO. 3456 S. Grand ROBERTS MOTOR CO 5156 Delmar BI. PHILLIPS MOTOR CO. Webster Groves, Mo. 3 METROPOLITAN DEALERS: NOBEL MOTOR SALES Co. MOSLEY. MASSA MOTOR CO. Clayton, Mo. 7300 Natural Bridge Road GRAF MOTOR CO. ST. JOHN’S MOTOR CAR CO. Ferguson, Mo. 8800 St. Charles Read FELKEL-LOESCH MOTOR CO.. 4360 Manchester Av. — SERVICE AND PARTS 3870 Washington Bi. e LAMBERT j 4037 Lindell Bi. MOLLMAN’S East St. Louis, Il. EASJ SIDE MOTOR CO. Granite City, fi. -** vans ““verely on eagh of the 114 7 each of 2.6 miles (257 miles 7?! : Fin t. | aa ree | = e starters included th 4 aldose tnaree De lages. * Bugatti | pr ae x ¥ owned and driven. ant As’ or f . ‘-Martin and a Halford Spe-| ia! hough this time Delage had <u, cond place in sheer speed. a Bugatti third in that re-! * what the Talbots gained on . Spen stretches they lost af ~GRAVES

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« * S$ hours. Sixty gallons of 8 aso: were used, making an average RS 11 miles per gallon. é | This vehicle is.a four-ton Yello¥} og | Knight bus chassis, with 108-n,- power engine, using 38&x7 (duals in rear), with a mo, van body 18% feet lo BOTTie | of ABA hich | If one is the owner of o the ‘push rods of which jae nena ond |the. housing n top of the ‘engine ston, one can get “relief from the no : Of 2 230 | by removing the housing and i ues- |serting a gasket between it ang be in jcylinder head. This lifts the hous. je the ing sufficiently to let the rods wo rivine freely. 7 4 i ; “ . -. - ¢ vet. ; 5», | oS. ore exciting that motor) | cars won first three places in the - 8 was, is 7 re Targa Florio, one of the ‘‘classics,”’ e eric | | tage pe aa ~ ££ epcontests in Amer oor jheld in Sicily over the most diffi- | f this was the Eu-! It ‘se imaginable > fOUrs tive 0 : : ,cult course imaginable. The course Grand Prix at Gan Sebas-| was 67 miles around. Jt included n | eis . 4 See li ¢ roi n, which was won b} six miles of steady climbing in a , ae % 7 trip , a > " Sg because the driv2rs “ ee ee peti ict, innumerable lalrpin and corkscrew corners, as- > . the engin 7 nal Delaz known as the Bad Roaas Race. 1e ina are | * ‘ au three of U wg brine | For the course it chose the most ; ve ; ef? S yy | } , . drivers had to a t. 0 enty | twe rt abominable surfaces to be found : Cc ) ' a : . : tor a time; in fa fen in the North of France, the roads e race-\, i ' x . : “ the six drivers in th | being mostly paved with rough ” and Costantini, on Bugat Lis—wert cobble stones or pave. as they are clear through. , termed in the patois of the coun- Delage Drivers Roasted. | trv. Thirty-nine competitors took ' The Delages had more = part, but ony 19 finished. The wia- > + t thelr it - } fhe Bugattis, but their 4% . ; ner, a Belgian Excesior, covered the than take! sufficient lop J Tr. Scobev. president of | a , thought : - 1? To- Ri = I} . } ¢ iV ti } ] + High Spee d Om the fee. ¢ the 10 -mile croul = NN} A. Re { : pounes of um a : vic ' | aan eaieis Another unsual rac as ne 4 | = ; stop © presi’ L1iad Penera ‘ igel , aoe Be Dee al + | Of South Side Reo. 3 “e" jat Oslo, Norway, on the ice, which : P r re n ost gles , SHiae cU, rit ee - : ; at the pits and dropped se | a ee was 14 inches thick, and carricd : - , hearers carried him away to a ved ‘ ' - J making holes. placing poles in them pital, where he was trea ited | 0 FIRM T0 ‘ and allowing ths latter to fre A sunstroke and burned feet. Att 3 LL REO CARS in position. The racetrack is 6 ‘ wlage driv- | we . ; ; , TP ; a rounds, Benolsi, a Delage Takes Over Heimsch Co. Building | not perfectly smooth surface. - yy } ml « ~ x e t, dropped helpless and tl ' on South Jefferson—Formal imight be imagined, but was fur t od by the heat against a fueiin Opening bearer ede rowed where sleighs had been run , > 2 yd , i . f station. Partially re covering, h nat A new Reo dealership has been!in an attempt to clear away the up and walked to his car, but -| Organized in St. Louis by A..H.jsnow. The course was on a f vas t00 much for his etren el ne a mM. EFluthe 7 ) S 4 S ' 47% Side of about two Ir jles long and returning he drop ped a ee bait 17 q hy, ry S S ‘ Voluntecrs to the Rescue. j ‘ 1h ‘ hy ovr | ~ er wth . { } ~ SS "ae ky Li qs }? 7 } * hs '? : } ‘ la ‘> " i * a . 7 . , . While thi second D ak Stood midge Les In yo! wlie free-fo all « hie i ‘there without a driver, a clamor Hu A ie p with a biz 4+} iy. »h oe a f o : arose from the Frenc ) part of th rene manager T he resident Delage. but he had found pi crowd for Thomag the team man- | wij} 4. T. Scobey. 1. B. Kil-| viously that it was necessary t r * > , se) e. Lid 1 ? ; ‘ ate . i : . ~ . ‘ . —* ; } _— the wheel. & lu ; lian, ll-kno South ss? Louis be Fin nis racinz2 apprentices antly he donned overalls, skull CAD) Hyusiness man. wil! be cerr, tarv and !over again. He put in eight days and goggles. He stepped out tO) treacy Scobey active | practicing to learn how to mak: the car, sreaprnaguergypliowd gave sapeegrea with Huber in the firm turns on the ice, particularly how instructions to a iittie met ag Huber for the last nine years has|to correct skids. He found, fo: ° as a ] ] 1¢ e a e , ~ , —" * + sad — — antago =a , . he = been a member of the sales force | stance, that if he took his foot off 71T ] hw air . ] - ee " | ’ . | eow] with his legs in the air. “| of the Kardel] Motor Car Co., Reo | the accelerator suddenly a_ skid . o | - the 4 . . _ . 4 by — Eases, purne d tg ; Vv service me rer Hen- actually induced skids on ies a sun and choked by the clouds o Blar ) for e ve as over 60 m. p. } In the classes white dust raised by a scorching , Ged ot ei ol tam tein ; ao ore i i sirocco wind. 7 : | — ( ers Vs B id at Then a bearded young a } 4 . ; ? dj r were 1ers kh aki sult lea? ped out of «i ruelilIng - os * ‘ ‘ =~ ‘ j T ' OT t-j i nee fT Toe ~ station and race qd qgQoWwnD the rouse HT . 1 . . ; BB } iw? 7) ‘ » ‘ ? Tr? & | | : ra TU , ia QrAc } ‘ la va sé Ty ‘ c - T) ” - — ne D -— 4 ; QO | i} ii ~~ ¢ Pa ‘ } Be " : } 4 } ree : if . iLL’ — dea 1? mission. j W Ne ‘ 1 ff, 77, ¢ ( pT ‘ cy? rh ’ Ost ‘ a euld not keep fsoing for more .,.., rved einen "he weangge : mined ,.Grand Prix was revived oo: thé oaK than six laps, when he stopped to), nt a ae sty a ran wild. The | Avus track, near Berlin. Forty cars 4s have } - f ¢ iro i? whoneels Sp yl ived Out slowly - i ‘ ¢ o mr a nis teet treated for burns vee 7+ ;}competed in a race of 240 miles ft , AAW then 7) "aC 1) e! , i? . Then came a complete change , iraculously, without other and the winner proved to be Carac- q ' A Cc 4 gdamagre. 1? > ("4 } ca? ‘ > "og « ¢ p™ the weather. A fresh wind the side of t] : ote . o rest at’ ciola on a two-liter supercharged ij =itit i i* Trg t "7 } ‘ ,? iL 4 ‘ " 4 Bim ; in from the sea, reviving the : . icK with a brok- | Mercedes wil an average speed E Dele | ing the | en front axle. 64.7 ) | only ug men. Benois Was the first Hai } ‘ of ae = p. n. and oniy or slop f® reappear, then Warner i ae me ir-Ra ae Skids. for gasoline the entire De lage tea Ox nt for vp . -" v' o rie chal T his WasS a Yr rk; pe 1c BMore! in hospital «, xcept for | grabbed at tl ) of dri ) : ; in OSpi Al wer OT the road iT pa | - ne Me y i , ~ : : a ts ant —: lwo of the Ca©rs bastiar * A? ere ar 2 dangero ON 6s ] , ¢ eS ~ ° re ' i« , ’ {) iii ius - as . } , | } i ad lost Ore than an hour. they aa ee tine while leading on his fifteenth lap. fe PON were o} | _* | offered a second opportunity and | p, “- : aad nt re once more threatening took it =| wen O4 atic CTs On a straig -© 1g) the slower oe : i : = COO Stes iis ré&lative InexX pe rience Mer ‘ ea skidded . all eashed i P AU Surer RB igattis. b or "O¢ amar t tom e Lcise 4 TT ) 2. t FE. portant ra I which the cars ; " Acting Times in British Race. | d . " popularityv. In Engl: la me trac} hers ave! Led SOQ Inahis SLODS aprlece } ‘ 1. 3) ; Was plenty of excitement ' ‘ : , with steep hills, bad cory . Bt the Reiss. . First Wagner (Delage) changed ane Si . ; : - Br Sriisn Grand Prix on the r} k p) , sONE Siraignis is being laid « Ol a Mklana : eign Park piugs, and repeated the , 5 4 ae ics tras be ‘To Sitti! té c he rl : _ tne top and Sid: Non of ! T Me of 7s 7 as pro . _ }z }? ? In er ry t } ¢ across he inishing rérmany an even more am ~ ; itm t rovrs ‘ re ‘ I ? 4 7 o = } + - : ; . aadetii alg ‘aWay of the track, which i Be ci } 0 Uniy th | bitious scheme is well under way ; SOlitary Bugatti ; ay rept zg ig bui hear London Drivers had to c wien always kept going. | where a new track is b ng built eee t ' , ~, ,- Siower, but sure ™ ‘Te. » - 4 late these by steering an ‘Ss ', in:a hilly area of the Rhineland. «act? ®t — Sa) hanr - . : . - . a - ” com } a, ~~ course, with such abrupt | Sun beams suffered from erratic ; Ths cal Government has the con- ee Tia ‘. &s “° compel them to reduce | Drakes: that sometimes did and | struction in hand, and is construct- wa ¥ ca . ; } o* " } ; } : a * to ~0 to 30 miles per hour. | 8omet imese didi 1 ! brakes that did ing the longest automohile t: al ae on-M; = an : LAMBERT GRAVES ’ artin and a Halford Spe- Red-Hot Throttle Pedal. a tarred surface. 170 banked ese - . ems ° . . . . bavi Pas But the Delage drivers soon were! hills of a severity ranging to two 4037 Lindell Bl. . ee: Althoug h | hj & t fT. T> ls Le * “q no ne tt heat i / , »} Fo - " . “ “fy . . ~ + Granite City, Ill. | pen stretches they lost at ' Then Benoist had an exhaust pipe Grand stands are being built . * ng, 8 felt PEAN AUTO NG IS FULL OF in} wide, 7 feet high inside, arni- | 1036 cubic feet of loading eee er’s S| The furniture is the Property a : Seth |O. H. Perkins, zone supervisor ti « or : ells | manager of the St. Louis bra 4 : . Race Liter- Co.,| General Motors Truck Co. are: it in One " any! | with his family, has move 3p —_ Th | ithe Iowa city to St. Louis. 4 from be lly Roasted Out of er miles | a t dis- Add a Gasket, It It Helps. “e Seats—Thrills in Every = special Seana of the m ; Post-Dispatch. PARIE, Feb. 21 (by European automobile cher whole. board spe@2d- ea instead of ING EPISODES mail).—oOn} . which is largely over road, "ACTIVE IN NEW REO DEALERSHIP IN SOUTH ST. LOUIS — ee ee oe Dl, “ne ee _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISE | ee burn through and flames played on the steel dashboard and made things hotter than he could stand. from Bonn, Cologne and Coblenz, | all of which are about 40 miles SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 6, 1927 and also main roads leading to it {for various minimum temperatures | tases f jand the resulting specific gravities | after mixing: Next, Senechal was being slowly) | away. ; Parts by | cooked. His throttle pedal became | sane or Gk Vol. Gly- Specific Min. 'so hot that it burned a hole in the cerine. Water. Gravit Tem § é . . « L\ i © Dp. ‘sole of his shoe. He stopped and SAYS GLYCERINE WILL 1.080 "a9 Wagner, who had retired. took his 2 ! 1.108 ( place, Senechal immediately put- NOT HURT PYROXYLIN FINISH : 1.120 10 ting both feet in a tub of water. “Practically ‘all cars are siciebstih 4 1.130 29 | Later Wagner stopped and walked ‘out today with pyroxylin finish,’ Pi: e l 1.144 —30 through the tub. writes Austin M. Wolf, of the So-|. %Fr checking the specific grav- With stoppages due to excessive ciety of Automotive Engineers. ped of radiator glycerine solution, heat, brake troubles, ignition and the other, the Talbot and Delage teams battled for 88 out of the 110 laps, and even then, with Talbots all out of it, their rivals were in a sorry plight, while behind them all the while was the superreliable, if Slower, Bugatti. : Eventually, Senechal and Wag got their Delage home first a sher ‘ 71.61 m. p. h. average. The Bugatti was second at 68.82 m. p. h. and Benoist third, with a spare Delage driver {helping toward the end. The Classic Targa Florio. Earlier in the season Povoote _Carburation faults on one side or | ' OPEN SUNDAY “This fact should b when pouring cold-weather tions into the radiator, the possibility of fumes later in operation from ator. “Glycerine can be wiped off without injury to the finish, should any spilled upon it Glycerine raises the bceiling point of the solu- escaping the radi- l rc tion higher than that of water, so that overheating will not occur. ‘In some climates or seasons, the day might be quite warm followed by a considerable drop in tenrpera- ture at night The high boiling point of the glycerine solution pre- vents evaporation. loss during the day. It is this property of glycer- | ine that makes it unnecessary to replenish any of it throughout the cold-weather season, assuming hos ‘Clamps and other engine parts al tightened so that there can be no le akage., The solution can be drained ofi at the end of thie season ine saved. ‘Radiator glycerine should ot be confused with straight glycerin as they are not identical in specific gravity. The forme the practical solution. The table shows the proporti is more following Oi) tO remem bered | solu- |! as well as} Wse / an Ordinary storage-battery hydro- It to 1.300, in Therefore for tempera- meter can be used. (graduated from 1.100 isteps of .005 or .010. ithe specific gravity Sse: =—— is usually | rom @ degree F. to 30 de- |Zrees F. can be read directly upon it. Few would wish a solution } that would only protect *10 F.. but | to read the specific gravity cor- responding to this temperature, one can approximate over the above | 1.1600 mark on the : scale where 1.080 would be. “When near its freezing point, which would happen only with solutions of improper strength, a glycerine solution forms a mush which can damaged neither radi- | ator nor water jacket, Heat from the engine, after a few revolutions. softens this mush and circulation is normal.”’ TIT hydrometer | aw a “es +43 a ee) AMR Lies ee » , ' | as ee” ete flaw cae ae J Pikes + 1Si-f PEERI ESS CORP, PLANS TO PUT definite place to fill in the fe car market. Although it is ap- OUT MANY SPORT ROADSTERS | parent that tno phacton wit! never PRS. again enjoy ita former great ds - “Production plans aa the Peerless mand, at least in the northern haif » Motor Car Cc ton forthe com-| 0! the United States, the roadster ~~ ” , may be depended upon to retain its ing season call for manufacture of | | popularity. z a large number of sport roadsters,” | “Our experience has been that if | according to C. A. Tucker, general | is being bought by many as the +c- 6ales manager | ond car in the family. In the sur:- “In fact a sport roadster will be | mer it is especially appreciat-d found on every chassis that the| while even in the winter ite ocen- company makes, and from present! pants may be protected by moder indications will be one of the most | close fitting curtains so that they popular cars in each line.” ,can be nearly as comfortable as fu “The sport roadster has a site f closed car.’ fa ‘* PERMANENT-BUIL ww. ? View—2-Car Garage Literature Sent cn Request-—M C. GARRETT Co. Aliey St. Louis’ Largest Manufactorer Building on Display at 6220 Ridge. Bungalow Garages ‘ Lee Office—6220 RIDGE AVE.—Mill Phone—cadany 8625-1656 2 YEARS $10: REMEMBER—No deed a trust required when we build a Garage. Property does not need to be clear. No red tape to our Finance Dept. Cash Price List Size 18x18 2-Car Size, $263 10x18 1-Car Size, $165 Get Our Prices on Other CASH Corraing arges Sizes anufactured and Built Only by) and Builder of Bungalow Garages Open Evenings and Sundays, 7 P. M. TRADE IN Your Old Tires on a Set of aetna ieemio. TPC em me erie ote oo lt a ee. ieee at ae rma perme aay: “ere 0 Pewee New Goodyear Balloons (Allowance Made on Your Old Tires) Standard Tire Co. i i ae sad OO GO ae Aen my 2671 WASHINGTON BL. JEFF. Seek: DaReR iain eee a aioe GEN @& ROA . iM © ae S Pha) orid Record Values Surpassed in The New and Finer TIAC SIX LAT ES ACHIEVEMENT I i SO a RS cy lena ge i a teen a eee eee One look at the New and Finer Pontiac Six and you will understand why its announcement created such buying enthusiasm! The latest triumph of General Motors—a completely new line of Pontiac sixes, surpassing in value and attrac- tion even the original Pontiac Six which broke all world records for first year’s sales of a new make of —with all new Fisher Bodies, longer, lower, more luxurious and every model finished in new and fascinating Duco combinations! —with arresting new style and individuality because of larger, heavier crown fenders, new headlamps, deeper radiator and narrower AT NEW LOW PRICES E. A. HATFIELD, SHUBERT MOTOR CO., 8209 Gravois CARRIGAN & HOPE GARAGE ST. CHARLES SALES CO. St. Charles WEBSTER GROVES MOTOR CO MEYER AUTO CO.. Florissan* Madison, Granite City and Venice WHITE BROS. sy te CoO. 100 W. Lockwood Av. Webster ye SADLO-FABER MOTOR SALES MUELLER MOTOR CO lith and St. Lowis Av. East St. Lewis BRAHM-M ELE MOT 4937 Natural Bridge Av. Lucas and Hunt Road ANGELICA AUTO SUPPLIES. In ne "dene e On CO. MEYER- BROS. AUTO CO. Belleville 0. K. MOTOR CO | : Zi st and Ancclies Sts. | nei STOFFEL'S Highland. GARAGE Tit. car! Sedan - $775 Coupe - 775 Landa President Edwardsvili-. TRIANGLE AUTO CO. Sport Roadster - °775 —and st of buying i Come in —General Sport u Sedan - 895 Phone JEfferson 3542 iil. 5617 Gravois ments such as tilting-beam head- : lights with foot control, new trans- : mission and brake levers, an even smoother and more positive clutch and an oil- sealed universal joint! value so overwhelming as to create a new basis. history-making car! DeLuxe Landau Sedan - Oakland Six, $1025 to $1295. Bodies by Fisher. All prices at factory. Easy to pay on the General Motors Time Payment Plan. MISSISSIPPI VALLEY MOTOR COMPANY HORSTMAN AUTO SALES, Collinsville, Lil. body pillars, which are not only more modish but also afford greater visibility. —with many mechanical refines 42 ill lower prices, which establish a n the field of low-priced sixes! ! See the New and Finer Pontiac Six Motors’ newest achievement—the *835 975 Cabriolet (4-pass. em OPEN N EVENINGS | 2801 LOCUST STREET IVORY AUTO CO. 7806 lwery Av.

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—e , a me BO gE EE re EN CT enn ee THREE PACKARD | w%ich fctermines what a car is to] price reduction explains chat it] HPP MOTOR CORP, cc. = | . nl i PRICES OF be. The public has worked seven three models affected are the a fe os :] i ve Packard small | sam as ha bee ffered since be $1,300,000 000 | | > SIX MODELS ARE REDUCED zso"> coniesine Packer's sail! cm ey of the present series | ORDERS TOTALING SUqj Redaction of $335, and No Change “We recognized the desire of the | > | The Hupp Motor Gas) : | Avoid Wires. : in Quality or Size, Are public for a small car long ago, Damage to | ete vemiite that on ‘Bee : ij | z Agee Ree ees 2 Announced. ‘and in 1920 began building one, Always ground the generator | 4 + Pa: FE SR a) BOR i » Packard Motor Car Co. has|our 116 model, so called because |when it is disconnected with the |eseem amounting @ Om ‘ ii age i ec el tek a ri : ef its wheel base. The increasingjengine running. Unless this is; This is an increaes of = cr aie ee ete Meet ee oe Sie SCPE Sy aml Wages Gis Rages PRR ORR Tie. aS ae ee” Seen. terrae - Seti eel Se nae e,ri, Ss ‘ » aR Re te ee ese o oe bs © Bay SE as ats ee ey za Aut ot ge" ee gS aan: natlinetesioen tp inset Cac teaiaey japtina. cies aginst aoa eli qsnthitiis bate nniltindina prey . , 2 i ” pian — - . é aie . t .% z > , : : : . re @ ee A reduced the price of the Packard response of the public has made'done, current fis stored in the wires | $9,000,000 over the sume ; eer pegs the preceding year. Zs ™ titerally enough to paint a as 3 page ee ET RES - 26- I : oe RS single six $335. Types with 126-/ i) ,ossinie for us to offer our smal] and causes considerable damage. | p ene ‘ ae Sa oe : =— , RD ; ” siza ble | ee : inch wheel base are affected. They sedan now for less than the price) = town - Bat ee sc nies “ Ee te, PS ae ig i, a See are three of the most popular of our original small six cylinder =e : erms the working material tice pune bac Sy, ees RO new automobile enameling | ig les a OE aa. See he Bae Sato aN ae Packard six models—the five-p8s-/gedan of seven years ago, despite "a Ra | / bi Bec, ae Wise Ta ne as need 8 aa ot S h five-passenger - s « 1 DI ; “3 ¥ compietedc oF tne neo ) — iy ES He mse «= «Senger sedamp the five-paswenSer the fact that 4-wheel brakes, larger, SPECIAL LOW PRICES ON “Wee oowice, om phaeton and- the four-passenger and more comfortable bodies, ten- | a. Car Co. at Lansing, Mich. | This Amount Was Distrib- Tia. / il : oo eS See ee | -— | > ate in aan : at a ‘ r Aas Wee 2 is Be ES ne ae roadster. ‘inch longer wheel base, greater FIRESTONE CORD Pe Be ees 6000-1 lo: cs . : pe x 3 es . just an- ther important f eet itl three 6000-gai.on imas The price reduction ‘power and many oth | uted Over a System of ye ™ 2 ‘ 3 A — ae es nounced makes the six-cylinder ¢a-tora all dictated by the public, All firsts, factory guaranteed. Fresh stock in original factory wragee of) Pene ground fleer, an % five-passenger sedan list at $2250 have been added. rine cal y 3 -ongssteacy Roads in U. S.. Figures ee % fe oS " am the price of the ca hen developed over a period of seven FIRESTONE CORDS Eproper consistency. eee ; a ee ee & ig aaa Se ¥. Bitton ere en cag introduced seven years ago. years through stages proven in th 3. Clinch r $ 8 ™ — the main supprr, tne - a wae sin min Oe Noe MR nate an, ace ND aaa ‘ last rear more than $§.- - e — , = 30x /2 or.... -06 | d into three vats of Show. +« - ~'s J as + ne . eas ore. «@ -_ > ' : : ca A , : gryins ss : ' - and was wrecked as he tried for a record of 100 miles per hour on the Welsh s land, at the same time, quality! Wo change is made in the car ‘ . . wing. endiess rack carries oa 7 > ere eee aptie ae ¥ ‘ “9 ¢ 4 ’ y % PEER as NRE 88 ge APES ines i Mea et eS Z Tey PRS I MS: aad aay Hy 2 a + Ad 4 cs eek a ine es rary ; — —— ee ee P in ¥ BaF 5" a ths os Nhe lll éi)-.pee subi - MM SRAM PART ia aa ANS Caney sesh Bb 48% % BPD. Puget, IS Tremendous increase in the na- ORCA nce RRND EER L ) _ = 4 . al id € - 126- | : SEs —~— ; ; + cod te revealed in fig- : he past decade is revealed in fig advisediy in talking of our ee oe + o-oo m Sram | menage; in 1914 the surface mile- BUS TESTED IN NEW YORK ewett stated that sales Of CATS i...» wheel base models,” says Al- FORD CARS } tut & aa r nt of : . 2 the year amounted to _, ., Macauley, Packard's president. | $15 order. t sis Oi / eee oat ss PF ROS Es University of Wis- ms ENAMELED - - bower of the { t age nmstitutec mut 10 pe enti ¢ 8 ae ' ° = ‘ he tota!] surfaced roads include : a new type of steam- $36,833,470 and that the company «17+ s. 2 ear built for a maximum | Ns ' , eas scedaak sai aia é is are being conducted roduced and sold 37,065 cars. , } ee a8 , mee ne Sane ay, SFay% seas ecu cites ae roles es ee eS of five passengers. It is a small ee _-' _. \ epnerete and brick types. vy the Fi Other Cars $25 and Up§ e 7 tet txt mses fth Avenue Coach Co. Of; The larger part of the sales were |... nut not a little car. All things . Sectio Sections ae be Mobiola, nage Ae tne tie cus records of the are Sreat or small by comparison § WAG. A ELYNN 5415 VIRGINIA AV.—Corner Fassen ge fe Fither Non nal or ms s ee. : FREE SERVICE AT OUR STORE . e > _ We could—bat won t—build a mach - 90.000: ir a3 , nt of the improvements made ee Reg ota | = : | “In the long run, it is the public | | be garage. We have a high mately $80,000,000; in 1! In 191 by far the createst part Tentiona] design and profits were seriously cut by . se _— vot eee a poi amounted to $240,000,000, and by! pr ene cur} iced mileage con isted Both economy and flexibility are the delays and expenses incidental = : ; ae — ae 1925 it had risen to $1,300,000,000. of the ! t twne of urfacing, claimed for the n hook-up. It to a compléte change of body | aad pees poe > ae pr - The per capita highway expendi- su sand-clay an se. is stated that the engine will oper-' models and establishing a new | “ ‘= a ports: : tures in 19804 were $7 cents and in! day very substantial part of the, ate ith any kin of liqu! fuel, source f body supply, an action | ~ ge bane tien we Ave sea oo : 1926 they represented an outlay of eu: >d mileage consists of the including ordinary ic heat- force n the company when its’ é — nt wap ¢ sini about $11.50 for every man, wom- higher surface types. such as bitu- Ing tuei wh about 7 cents principal body manufacturer went . grust a ne ’ an and child. minou macadam, asphalt. c rete a gallon It is inted naan into the hands of a receiver. 2 explain © you. rarage= “These expenditures a3 dis- 1d brick. ee ee ee ea . = bow — “office 001,823 “The annual expenditures have be installed in am: hicle after If You Store the Car. Muay Vandeventer. Call at our office of tributed over a system of - oo TF Le ss’ a - ** aut . Ia > +* - and descriptions in the United than the amount of surfaced miie been removed id that it : up for the winter, don’t forget the ’ = “ a , nee . .. ‘ e . ~~ er cimnia io. ‘ # + + — States—-a transportatio: [2 age because higher types of im- tion is simpli battery. If the storage is shat tm poe Our Manchester Model Home Is Now | LLmes as large as the total r: liroad provements have oeen lade ana —__—_@——— own garage, remember to ciAarge ° 4 for Y at 1226 Ss. Ve { nter mileage of the country. If 50 feet at the same time there h me 37 065 PAIGE MOTOR CARS the battery every two weeks 53 Opening Date. . . 3 +) — (ae 2qee = ST ¢ 1 etecp j ‘ ‘Ce ' : engine The electro- , f assumed as the average width o! ass i neral rise in th ric runnin ngine. ) we! L ge the high P ght-of-way these level iich has ad its appropr'i- lvte should show 1280 by the Rhy- ' ed Free Building Catalog on Request—P ‘ ligoway riz aah A a>, a4 —c : ; ee lee si = 52 ‘ * “ £59 PO +3 ae aot de Ram 2 sath pale rng ee ee Kes ‘ : ee a SE pag He hi Pe by » se : im Ape > ~ we = + ** >? 4 oy 4 Res - — “At the end of 1925 the total et, But piston pin seems |Maintained, cespite ; rtailment to qa regular storage place, specify Be cog : : . : + a) ~ + 2 ‘ . 7? . t ~ =" - : . ao4 a = yA surfaced rural highway mileage more accurat i duction resulti from } that it be charged every fortnight. | So a ~_— bs as ™ } a v4 Latest Improvements #3.-== oi . + . Ms. zx = - 4 - > pada Malaya i: assed apie quasadbipecants nattiiinste stiingtnoe (.00y, > pes Travel ar 7 ot ee neal P er ag é ‘ > 7" » nA a Raber 4b ba ae SONI SR Spe a oe ibs Bt aa gg a 2 ro 9 rN a al ar am de Si hr er ally i a lp tee ah aa ak tae CR dh aD NS ; e's ‘ par s R ns or at y + : 7 ee ae Re CaF ETE say atk e aaah © 83 a - Pate? eS estes fae ee me Pe Se ee. pale he Be Boke: fie, ah Ra Pe ons tthe s », AE Study these improvements carefully. Notice how basic OB THE they are—how cach definitely contributes to the value and desirability of Dodge Brothers Motor Car. And re- = member—they are IN ADDITION to the new chrome i= vanadium five-bearing crankshaft, excellent new start- ie niceirg of fife in an atmowpnce ing and lighting system and many other improvements recently announced: Excelsior Springs, Mo. HRP rp MII ACR ee So iM oe fh ORS Pe ae inter de — btens eg lineginge. rag ment that ha« refurniahed and rr’ Geeorated for the big 19° season. Ceme te EXCELSIOR SPRINGS oS MISSOURI A New Clutch— Simple, Prompt, Sare and Silent —— ss Softer Pedal Action aS & Greater Steering Ease New Body Lines—smart and graceful New Color Combinations of Striking Beauty Stull Sturdier Bodies New Silent-Type Muffler _ : CHO OSE A CANADIAIR Improved Propeller Shaft, Differential and Axle Shaft — creating greater sturdiness and depend- And many Other Smart New Refinements of Detail soe 1” a 7 4 awe eres i ae wegen : ip apripiioen ence oF 9M ey 4*7irTrTe yes ot aa a Bass Y oe a Se bi a OR, Cp bs Sea sa ag zat Fink ys a poi ‘ ; L a = ‘aia Sy eos SS 5 tr Se a ‘1 - ieee >: pen Noe eer y \. ais abe - aot vi 7 ~ % ‘he 7 i ‘ tc ee 4 Ls L “ v » F ; A. Pat. may Og Bd er s oh ae Soy -- : Sih has AB” Saeed) se oe 7 Rect : ¥ a z ee the alee «3 ] ‘ PA hy Mur S| S 7 ide " a ee ane Sere nee eed Nt aN age p ~* bs SMR Os Bec ope JRE gov ae eo ee Sona oY ae hy? ot eee oe ee t c+ ; er ‘ ie ’ OO AWA os Ss PORES ; PO LE EG ASTER IE cot FEES PE A See. ARE SEE ae EE Ce Oe ee St Teen Y eT eR RE, Ce ey Ae ee Ee PRS: ; Shee ge xi = ab oh : = at : ‘ Os asl take i ate Oe 6 6 ~ b i = LIER RO ee Laan. ee 4 ws mardi ee — ‘ b _ ‘ 7 j a oy » 2 foal . . te ‘eo eae! Wien veil & ee AE Sabie, MO eee Se a, we le es * “ : e¢ by ‘ - . Beets : ‘ at ee : ¥ at 4 ’ ‘ r ‘at 3 . - ; — ¥ f & pt Boos im

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ue : ; : . , : all HUPP MOTOR CORP | . L ~ TS. th ’ Es. are e ; r es See —_—-- The Hupp Motor Car @ ae pes ' endi-toer 6 ol ov: | tion reports that on F GALLONS OF ENAMEL proms — vow and to the nerator , eDL lite U ; ovens, in & continuous process. ith the | orders amounting to $14,504, Pi BLE AT NEW RED PLANT After they have been carried this is| This is an increaes of more | ape : through the first vat, the parts are he wires | $9,000,000 over the same date menteen thousand gations | conveyed to the first drying oven, o —- 7h to paint @/ wher . ¢ are mage. the preceding year. * _jiterally enoug! 4 armen “ iw here the enamel is baked hard. town or to float a siza we | Then they go through the second erms the working material and third vats and ovens. alter- pew automobile enameling | nately, being delivered finally at at just completed by the Reo | the main factory entrance, covered B. Car Co. at Lansing, Mich. with three coats of hard, smooth mis supDIY of enameé! | is con- } enamel. ‘ | in three 6000-galion tanks | pee; as ~ : * sa LOW PRICES ON TONE CORDS Fresh stock in original factory wrapper . Firestone Service Station anywhere. Buy nem FIRESTONE CORD BALLOO .e ground floor, and 1s kept | look, Then Complain. sant movement by pump cir-) pefore complaining to a dealer ‘iM Meson so that it will remain atjapout some “mysterious” trouble ee Meroper consistency. that is developing in the engine of NS Berm the main supply, the €N-|the new car, better make eure that sc ssce| ORDERS TOTALING $14,60qjgqqimes _______ ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH . x4. %. x - . * 7?) ‘ : ‘ o ne ne ane . - $10.59, ; me js pumped into three vats Of there are no white marks on the $14. XS. Ba oons.. .$1 ; tal capacity, on the |exhaust pipe i , ¢ ~ 31x4.95 Bea gallons t0 exhaust pipe to indicate that the $15.75 x Balloons. oa 17 "4 Z P O this floor are also ine } ae } ee Ti + > $16.65 30x5.25 Ball % - n car has been driven too fast. The : 31x5 oons.. 17.56 ave jectrically heated and con- /|exhaust pipe (except in cases where $2 .60 x5.25 Balloons. - - $1 jf. 1d baking ovens. ‘it is cnameled by a baki 30 7S 3 ) ar y a baking precess | .60 x5. Balloons. ee wy dless rack carries | will give you away if you have been | : ng, °nD ¢ : nj .26 33x6.00 Balloons. — f ta] automobile parts 'so unwise as to drive the new car |} ished me $29.85 32x6.20 Balloons. . : > 4 the ground floor fo the sec- fast. 31.35 | 33x6.20 Balloons... .$on s 8 =” - ol ——_ BUILD THEM RIGHT! Fither Non-Sectional or Sectional Constraction the city. Mail orders filled promptly—mag 5, | or money order. TIRE CO. "yz A AV.—Corner Fassen _" SERVICE AT OUR STORE ze ' ‘could—but won't—build a much : J serch garage We have a high | , 4 that we adhere to. Quantity action, tremendous buying power gad modern machinery enables us to a garage at a very low price, cash Or On a very attractive monthly payment plan. No deed of grust necessary, which we will gladly to you. = See the actual garages at 1226 S. Yandeventer. Call at our office or phone. Our Manchester Model Home Is Now Being Constructed fer You at 1226 S. Vandeventer. Watch for Opening Date. ’ i * Building Catalog on Request—Phone GRand 2050 Saturday Afternoon and Sunday GRand 7839 Manchester Manufacturing Co. 1210 S. Vandeventer Av., St. Louis i Codey meas fo | vec tr Mle. Spee Travelan? Reso rds iS “f . a a - - _ _ en eT eee r se! - : eek ~ ai ee te ee HEALTH FIRST! Water cures Bright's Disease, bladder, stomach, rheumatic and | passenger York, Penama Canal, Colombia, dor. , Chile, Bolivia. Regular sail- Also 18 day to 3 month picasure trips. ruc fer Bookie: | CELINE Nev yon | how basic hh with od bh J ELMS HOTEL le a ® Excelsior Springs, Mo. | lan FYERS the most luxurious ap- an. pointments and conveniences ; the vacationist and health seeker ; fan demand. Real elegencre and all > ¢ ' the nieeties of life in an atmosphere : of refinement. Under new. manace- ' ment that has refurnished and re- : @ecorated for the big 19°27 season. ACH year this free Booklet helps to guide thousands who Come to seek restored health and vacation : pleasure to Missourt’s National ad EXCELS 0 R SPRINGS Health Resort. It gives all the ' ts al : oup of MISSOURI facts about the famous group five different curative” waters. ; gee goer health-restoring Shows actual photographs of ; Waters and unlimited pleasure fa- : ‘we ; cilities avait vou. ( ome—ard stop Spring Houses, and entertain + @ at the Fims Hotel. For further in- ment facilities galore. : formation, write, wire or phone Let vour search for new health end at ; @ Ff. F. BAGEL, Resident Manager. Excelsior Springs this year. This Book- / let prescribes a tonic that's good for ‘ both vour soul and body. Write for ¢ it todas ' THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE ~~ Excelsior Springs, Missouri. o % a | (| EXCELSIOR BISPRINGS a ee MISS OURI i ° other ailments at “City of Healing Waters.’ | it erica Mild winter climate. Write for free booktet ; “CC.” Commercial Club, Kureka Springs, Ark. , By Famous Steamer Hei a 2 9¢9 Fey? . “ - , Beautiful Canon de Huaju | Siopes of the Sierra Madre in t} MEXICO TO SPEND Greatest Amount of Work to Be Done on Highway From Mexico City to West Coast and Neuvo Laredo. ee ee MEXICO City, Feb. 26.—Mexico will spend 10,000,000 pesos. (about $5,000,000 in American currency) one her road-building program for the present year, according to an announcement of the National Highway Commission. Athough this sum is 2,000,000 pesos less than the sum appropri- ated for the same purpose of 1926, 1 in accordance with the plan of re- | duction of expenses formulated by | the executive power, the Highway Commission says that in all proba- bility more actual construction ' work will be carried out this year than last due to the fact that three economies have been effected. No New Equ'pment Needed. There will be no necessity of ' buying new machinery and equip- ment, since all such material was purchased last year. There also will be no necessity of spending ‘ money for works of localization, | planification, establishment of | camps, since the greater part of this work has already been con- cluded. Finally, a thorough work | of reorganization has been carried out in every department of the commission with the result that a saving of 7174.45 pesos daily will be made. The Highway Commission esti- mates that upwards of 2.500.000 pesos will be applied to actual] road construction over the sum actually applied last year for the construc- | tion work proper. The greatest attention will be centered on two principal highways. first between the national] CaAN- | the aland Acapulco, principe] port of the State of Guerrero, on the west coast of the republic. to which way from Mexico City to Nuevo Laredo. establishing easv communi- ation for automobiles through the . is : : ' Aim i Laas mr) otner picturesque places in the north. Proess : ; 4 f Preliminary Work Begun. lditio there will he ex- nsive works on the highway hb ‘ween Mexico City and Pueblo. and. that hetween fhe national! capital | ? egun and it is hoped to enter the secondary state of construction | soon. On the Mexico City-Puebla road. +h, pie.tion, and it fs hoped that the ¢ | . . road w be complete before th: , Summer rain sets in. Work on the Mexico City-Acapul- co road is just beginning. and it ie expected that tne construction gangs will he gent to the scene | about March 15 Greatest atten- tion will be made on the stretc} between Acapulco and Ac ahuizotia with the object of connecting ths nort citv with Igtwala With’ the opening of the road between Igua- la and Amacuzac, the zone by way of Taxco, teeming with every kind of naturai product, mineral and vegetable, as well as cattle and ag. (ae 7 Pe Trasclo-*Rerorts Ae C—O baa ‘te = = 6 fy 4 » Ss Of and definite. be rformance rs are out- yourself at \ indeffbly in your memory and vou for years to come. ' Round trip fare only $90. Vancouver to Skagway, - including meals and berth on magnificent steamers Prince Rupert or Prince George—all outside : rooms. Reduced rates to Vancouver or Prince Mail the Coupon. WwW. H. BURKE, General Agent, 305 Merchants-Laclede Bidg.. 408 Olive St.. St. Louis, Mo. GArfield 1940 __ Associate Dealers? TOWNSEND MOTOR CO. 6701 Olive Street Road UNIVERSITY CITY TURNBULL MOTOR CO. i TURNBULL-BUSHMAN MOTOR CO. ST. CHARLES. MO. 7 (€HOOSE A CANADIAN NATIONAL VACATION THIS YEAR Where flowers bloom and glaciers gleam to thrill you with their beauty ERE is a vacation thet transcends any you have ever experienced, a trip to Alaska, that glorious land of the midnight sun and mystery. Sailing through sheltered scenic seas you view gorgeous sunsets, gleaming, ever-moving glaciers, colossal mountains, weird, totem-poled villages. No land is like Alaska. Strange, flower-decked, still ringing with tales of memorable Klondike days. Alaska and the voyage will write themselves pleasantly haunt od has been allotted the monthly eum | of 500,000 pesos; and to the high- | i Pachuca. On .the latter pre- | inary work already has been’ ‘+ work is said to he nearing com.- ee genannten - : | ; 'ricultural products, will be thrown; means of communication and Why Walt for Spring” the work done when the weather | wil] obviate the necessity for hav- open. It is estimated that this road | transportation. The Mexico City-| Winter isthe hardest season on jis bad and the pleasure of driving jing the car in the shop in | shouldn be SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 6, 1927 ene _ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _._ | : PAGE 9 a th: open for traffic during | Puebla road is being more fre- automobiles, everyone is agreed. |less, will assure better service from |spring, when the reawakenin~ | the latter part of next August. The | Experts on car care are asking why, |the car during the cold weather and |worid is calling to motordorm. Acapulco, i that from | work. | Puebla highways should be com- Hat Pie a ee Better Than the Rest”’ Write { WORK, per teoth. ONLY 4 | ae hee | ate rom FE Fre eee |Pleted by the beginning of the uit Gn. maa R.A UPPER and LOWER PLATE $35”. |'rainy season. ‘These roads are re- 14 Popular Varieties of Chicks to Select From. Catalog ee : — eS ' Rpt ac | garded as of the greatest impor- Noted for quality and livability. Catalogue tells + Sure to Come in and See These--EX AMINATION FREE. HOULas: 8:30- a . — = if the rest. Sent 3:30; SUNDAY, 9:00-12 00. Over Child's Restaurant on Olive St., . Famous. | tance, since they will guarantee THE MILLER-MATLICK HATCHERY ONE-DAY SERVIC BROKEN PLATES REPAIRED. LADY ATTENDANTS | tourists and travelers an efficacious Box 834 Kirksville, Missouri |Laredo road, while shorter than| the road winds through the scenic ery motorist waits until spring to | $5,000,000 IN 192 FOR ROAD BULDIN \section of the Mexico City-Nuevo | quented every day by tourists, since ‘in the light of this knowledge, ev- | a= It is announced that the Mexico City-Pachuca and Mexico City- ' . the national capital to | districts of the region. lhave the car overhauled? « Having will require intensive , DR. E. R. VAN BOOVEN, Dentist 614 OLIVE ST. TPPER aed LOWER PLATE. $257" Withont Extractions. ONLY tr GOLD CKOWNS and BRIDGE- * $67 tr ~ A SUPERTEST MO. ACCREDITED CHICKS ee ' pwede The Worlds — Most Powerful Sedan of Its Size and Weight _ -and the Safest NOW | 3 3 . re SS y ." s ie . a ak ae oe Ron ee Re ESE A Seer EE et) toot ere ee tet: toca -SeSerer-aeses te : Weenen- + eueet ats eee , ; ; ; Settee sts pee eee 33 wert traf giStss: -s i oe he : a7 -3: Tees -ay > pest $9 i “Secs secesees. sss *.*s ta . S see" *. se + eta etal Mess ct ce > cals, -oengs gmehatct st 750s gts 9s katets® . tet bot +f i tte . es Oo a ce! 2 ae el ete-e"s - wee ti 4) - PEE! -38 oe : > . rs e* me . *teg sessgeececs evade : f rep Se “LO eh SORES oe oe Sends ie. - sits ” r : . ; , 7 ‘ » aes --: ps 2 : ; syste sees ate > : ed 4 aay: af aif 733 TELE a ; % 7. ° 445523 2 z rth n * Me . tate ie pa 7 : ete ates ~~ pS” Se "hy , "4 | a 4 4 . r , ° seers) it *a.* * — _ ~ — ~ ee ee rr aaa wae eM ite ee eee ee ban? 4 ot 72s . - 44 tae E place to test performance is out on the road and shifting—the feather-light pressure on the positive-acting | that’s where we invite you to prove the ability of this four-wheel brakes. And she will like the custom luxury Studebaker Custom Sedan—the most powerful car of its of its roomy interior. size and weight in the world. used Seed f » Sate Power for You This smart-looking Studebaker steel body saves gasoline Get behind the wheel yourself. Feel the power of its quiet and tires because it’s lighter than wood—safer because it L-head motor. See how slowly you can idle along in high, permits wider visibility than wood —safer also because it how smoothly it takes the throttle for acceleration, how has been fused by electricity into a practically indestruc- lightning-quick it is on the pick-up, how easily it shoots tible unit of steel —welded, not riveted —and longer-lived through traffic, soars up steep hills and speeds arrow-swift because steel wears while wood wears out. down the free stretches. A One-Profit Price Luxury for Your Wife At its new low price, $1335—including over $100 worth Then turn the wheel over to your wife. Let her learn of extra equipment—this Studebaker Custom Sedan shat- what restful driving really means—the pleasure that comes ters all former standards of motor car value, thanks to from finger-tip response in steering—the ease of gear- One-Profit manufacture! See it—drive it—now. ~ eS s- ae | — > ~ +# ‘ New Studebaker Prices, Effective February 16 EQUIPMENT —Custom Sedan: Front and rear New Price Saving «| i tae 11 8 55 bumpers; no-draft ventilating windshield (ex- Baa “oma te asa omnes s 10 clusively Studebaker;) engine thermometer CustomSedan ........ . 91385 $4335 *50 and hydrostatic gasoline gauge on the wre The Chancellor wig Six Victor) . « « + 91735 $1645 s 90 coincidental lock; oil filter; automatic w The Commander (ig Six Brougham). . - 91785 $1585 1200 shield cleaner; rear vision mirror; traffic signal The Sheriff (ig Six Phestons)) «. «« - «« «e «81610 «38988445 $165 — brakes; full-size se ger tires; Big Six Sport Roadster (ors) . - . + $1680 $1495 $185 ae 2 oer headlights, controlled Prices {. o. b. factory. Bumpers front and rear included, of cowrse Four-wheel brakes and disc wheels regular equipment Co-Distributors: WEBER MOTOR CAR CO. CARTWRIGHT MOTOR CO. 18th and Locust 52d and Delmar .. Kingshighway and Manchester Steres Geodlee Motor Sales Co., ; 5616 Sicha ee 2729 N. Grand Albrecht Auto Co., 2534 Salisbury 5t. 5877 Delmar West Florissant Motor Sales Co., 8717 West Florissant Bopp Bros., Webster Groves, Mo. EPMO .- eye Parr -~ ‘ ~~, w a & ae Be 1 Hammond Moter Sales, Granite City STUODEBAK eS ee c + ees . — — = eas saa mee a *

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Se : : , , By ort g¢ "2a: ae & ae : Z 5 4 s f " ¥ ES 5 A: % FS 2 st Fs » : = ~ stays hers ial * oka. aoe + wos “ie at a : * eee n sc a ~“ SS es ea; % ‘8 f HUPMOBILE EIGHT Now Brings to Pass the Changes It Forecast Months Ago Sixes of Higher Price Now Feel the Brunt of Hupmobile Eight Success EGINNING early last July, Hupmobile, that the demand for Hupmobile Eight un- in its public announcements, predicted doubtedly forecast the passing of the higher- two things. priced six, which would inevitably follow It prophesied that high-priced six-cylinder the downward trend already recorded in cars would not be able to stand up under four-cylinder prices. comparison with the valueand performance On the heels of this, Hupmobile predicted of the Hupmobile Eight. that the public would see the eight-cylinder It predicted again that the day of the higher- poss 2 “es apie by its own Eight success — priced six was coming to an end—that Hu multiply in number. mobile had proved in its own Six the folly | What has since happened in both the eight- of paying more than *1500 for the very best cylinder and six-cylinder fields is public the six-cylinder principle can deliver. knowledge. You have seen, in recent weeks and days, All these things have come to pass because— the fulfilment of these prophesies. once the public gets a clear, unblinking vis- The success of the Hupmobile Eight has al- 40 of values and begins to draw d:adly ready attracted no less than five newcomers se a4 the real is swiftly distinguished to the straight-eight field. om the unreal, the wheat is sifted from the chaff, the sound from the unsound. Prices have been sharply reduced by several Th ' well-known sixes in the higher-price division. . Hupmobile Fight has made it perfectly plain and unmistakable, by its distinction, The reception given to the Hupmobile __ its quality and surpassing performance, that Fight led Hupmobile to announce months an investment of $2500 or more in anything ago that the trend is undoubtedly toward _ but an eight-cylinder car cannot return any- eights in the fine car field, and that the very _ where near full value. topmost in motor car beauty, quality and A ; ‘ ; performance, as exemplified in its own Eight, ters sy sixes, the Hupmobile Six — by its san be bought for #2500. ee us a ee a. as — somal were being re- price beyond *1500. . corded, the sales of eight-cylinder cars were . . rolling up a volume 4 by the end of a Hupmobile —— and the Hupmobile 1926, made further inroads into the field of par Nae an ' a gi lin he both the eight- the higher-priced sixes. | and the six-cylinder fields. The fact that February, just closed. was the On:November 14, leading newspapers every- _ largest February in Hupmobile history shows where printed a momentous interview with that the buying public thoroughly realizes Mr. Dubois Young, president, to the effect and appreciates these values. me - 3 } ‘ Er Boat 2 ug ey 4 ries rw eee LS Sh eo RE ae ere om ¥ ag ps xy ue ns z Ss ie BS naa Peet, om : died ogyel lia eee eae es a See wee ra alt BPN Ra J Peart eee BRE DRL BO San. Mit LEENA = I in ; * . % ers 6 Spel de id ooreee % “ “i a“ . $ BB iy IRL, gO EE i Salita POR eed by See TE , at ae " ‘~ ? sie De ities ” re wi ibtae> ake za 7 Set a s va has " * + 6 het Gs , a ~ Ge Por ~ - " + ee cael cat ae fp Sh $ , Ne rae OF US ee Owe ae ra ars¥. raps he? = ; ak : ae oe ny eee, ah ¥ wt jet Rate Re se Msg , . Sens ie bal = Melee vt ills. Se Mat a ’ Rea ~ Hates Nia eae. ah” = fe . « ss ree ie ere ae eS 4 Sr aceatte sinks » Ja Alia the a aes ea PR IREP OPAL PRIM "he aA R Sag ee dame a” sare = : SaSCerey ae ~ a sv Ges aM? wat wel a + wth \ . rn, > ~ ‘ * wink ate 1 bor ee “Aer ; SS Pe eee ° : = is = : Pe eee S See ty eI oie on IR RR re . ats . otnbats Deane Hs si sae Marine. Ul. Wieneslid Meter Ca. ** ee ~~ NX Aruald. wo. eve... Shelbyville, Mo. ? Moter Ce... .. --...Hickman, Ky. F. G. Mead wy ae oe a St. Peters, Mo. Wilsen Meter Ce. mond Mot 2° wee ; Cartyte. Til. . St. Chartes,. Ma. Wil in 2% Horman...... retro ee oe ee Edwardeville, [lt. Rhineland Garage | ita tin Gem ieee Oe Joke Hefing. ..cvecercececc---Petorsburg, Ill, Edw. McKee & Sen Weed River, iil. J. C. Shinpaugh , Alten, Ill. Wayne Motor Sales. Pena, [ll Seibert Motor Ca. Moberly, Mo. Staley Motor Cae. Salee +4 4 J 4 , ; . 3 es ee - . : Denver rated a KOA &@ a ane distributed is follows: BM WEBH, WWaAE and WGN- in Chicago and vicinity; --- WMuecatine. fa. and WBAP mew ie * - Worth. Tex ': high powered stations, ies ¥ ered. would serve the quately with entertain- and news in the event of an new or if there were io r stations in operation; they) Lyuse powerful backbone of Q v's roadcast system ,deast stations were “4 ” : r a > = sizy) | beg lio law bs e Pres- - far Suleie = = | Swe ® ste at am. The totai ou 1¢ oper’ sow 732 Amer : = sc) all ° si ao . > r 4 13 « Angeles. (a 44 4 T36 Aad 4 : poe tf TS elt @ f 7 * oe Memrhia, Tenm.315 918 2 35 ¢ ro he eet Br 1480 ) Bet St cis AS i3 ,AS : i? ‘are Sraor KIGPFA.

metere ‘34 rs i kK : _ ba Ost ag _ "5 “A ; 2 : ON CITIZENS’ MILITARY = ™=** TRAINING CAMPS FROM KSD =~ — = — “Som A talk “lhe Cttic5oeng Miltary | ming amps’ will be broadcast | An@ needa i, . : — n=) a? 5 2 : o “ook *o- ; DW evening ) ‘a “itizen’s Military Camps) P Siret heid in 1972 and bave}| held every summer since that | The "SOTuing suimmer en 7 en a a e aeeven *.G - * country in accerd-: wit he National Lefenser (ttisens Military Oe eB SEE 8 eB ts ’ | s - fa : “ shane saa TIAN OPC IAL RAP BOATING POE ” Re RE ie Birkenhels. violinist. i PBreaicast the “Half Hour! ‘.r o'n pose rs. : " nroug = oveniae *- 3948 - Will play the “Sym “pa sno...” Dy Liward ‘Gotitr. bution is Re ra “+e selectiog 2 for the vielin aad er-! , mncmed i I1STa.28 ai eminent Frenc’ eom- ® @2* trained af the Paris.% He did not get mach 3 }- “l I87S when bie] — Wor ay Segac ‘oO 4yppear. | = ee eed ee ad Leal ¢ P) x & = Pina? nea ~typ -ares ARS Spake aera

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Z ttt, “Uuittitr ¢ Witttr UItt 7 Yi FH Why, “Ups ti7 y, Yl ty A Vi, “ Whe jipll tts fll, l-Ufl jp pe Yow, Uffl7/7 Wt ty jYf/Vvlr[ts 4 VWiity Uj lltse yu filly 4 A ffl} lis Vdhhdd WUYll1. 4 all wy jy Ger 6” 4 fa 4 ad eM Tarryy, Yon Yr “YG Uy Yu Va G" Gpuolf Ie Slt psf” Utttttt, ““ayyft Ge ¢ “nytt 4G “tifa — ™ . Sf } Yy Ny 4 4 Ad 4, Jf, I) /. — - ~~ - es - ~ ee a ————— — ~~ sree nes si a & ~ Paes eX 3 LINAC COAST, Soloists in the Victor Hour Next Friday Evening Pps: 000 WATS 3 fat Portland, Ore., it Ls Be Third High-Powered © nit in Northwest. TALES OF SOUTH ON KD Writer Will Appear in Eveready Hour Program Tuesday Evening. ion KEX, Owned th , Broadcasting 0. Port-) aa Ore., has been licensed to op- Me with 20,000 watts. It is lit- b fuesday night. HAROLD BAUER. The musical part will be Varied, ; - » | ’ . . 2 = nd up; the central states 6 NICKOLAS MURAY PHOTO AUBEY-REM BRANOT . it vocal numbers of the lighter, liv- a ‘ An’address by Secretary of Com- KOA at Denver, rated at| OUSOLINA GIANNINI, FEODOR CHALIAPIN, merce’ Hestes te th td been Virginia Rea, soprano: Barbara allr firy adequately with entertain- SAR er ss on ON atis fa . : : od 20,000 Waris. : . through KSD next saturday night. MI } nvezzo-s@pr: and he here also are ten 16-kilowatt - thnctedll: int . witt teb-lf ae |, mezzo-s@prano, and the Me ; fo] Quintet in F Mino. Brahms | is expected that OOVEer wile De | Eveready Revellers will sing Metons. distributed as follows: ee “¢ deg toch eee «- -A ne gin speaking about 4130, central ¥ ‘ ' ; 9 OF *4 ne reception ePWws Tris b : Down the Petersky i a et 7 i ption of new item : 7 and dispatches provide payment of ant and news in the event of an (10n aS 10 thi 1Ot definite. Ys Mos: Street Song oS . Ra 0 1: in Miteency or if there were no| famous a5 ape Bauer, Feodor Chaliapi CORNERSTONE LAYING FOR Seeheire the masit hemmiemne aeae . stations in operation: they! Dusolina Guiannin), onzaiey SRE sls not interfere in any way ‘th other Be powertul backbone of Quartet in Victor Hour. | MOSCOW ART ORCHESTRA TO NEW KFUO STATION MARCH 13 victim. coord ot ai! menage eremonies of laying: the corner- received must be kept on file. country’s broadcast system. Six other broadcast stations were ——— —— PLAY ON KSD THIS Af TERNOON Stone of the new KEUO radio muilding whi I n e ; _ et” 4 . ~o * Dim F, ; 4 a _ gram will he Dusolina (;sianninil, SO- vw {1iC h Dé Land k euU. iv i rye Pp! O2zTaTNS root owers Io T pa’ WwW i atio is O Er Be pany st. Leouls rites 2914 piers Bin — > broadcast on alternate Sundays. anten: — Lcen’ ererted pen Fs &. ~~ . prano: Harold Bauer, pianist, and are broadcast Of alterhare Sundays. antenna have b er rt eae the Flonzaley String Quartet. Beginning at 8, central time, the —_ concert will be broadcast through ry gt SCT s F - oe eo’ a ‘ 4 " 7 Los Angeles, (a!440 691.4 °F . ‘ . ret = Aneta N. D. .9°°.) 1359 #15 WJZ. KDKA, KYW, WHAS, WSB. , + > 5 cy age \ r “i . ! XP. Muscatine. la.. has wed from KGEX ’ : , E- : the worked Aas wood carver. hook - wey, (,adsden, Aia has Cnanved . , : . ’ ; . “—“ ee. & eP*4 2 hinder q apprentice, pawnbroks r ~ cobbier’s apprentice. At times i f clerk and novice in a monastery. v AC at ry fron > *1 r Rie a e id ITOD a? The dé pth o! fac ling and atmos 4 » ie | 100 watts. : ) phere that he puts into his rendi- MPAB. Los Angeles, Cal. has 4: % | | - i : ; eee —" ‘aS colorful as has Chaliapin. Born in meee its Ca | at teore ror dé @s ’>» . ao et tetters Trom KGPA.) Ruseia, he became, at the age of 7, man on the Volga at 17 cents a KOCW, Oklahoma Coll : - dklah ag . \ : day. At 17, hé was in comic opera mares), ' HicKasna (ok 1aA«c . a a Me at $6 a week, and from that time R Reed from. 252.0 meters. 1190 | +; . oe ert N Fada Harmonated Reception, Radio emerges from sete iis rise to operatic fame was spec- to eit, TY fers TIJIO ker ; P one : a ° e > > 4 Bae 270.1 meters, 1110 k tacular. “This season he has been a dim uncertainty of promise into the clear light ere fa 5 a}. > 0! = « BHHT Chitago. hae changed ec - ion ee oe ouring 1 Lnited States with his ° ° om 288 meters. 1266 ke own opera con sake. Oe Metes 21 of fulfillment. To capture the few faint pulsating trem- apace rhis he is to return to the Metropolitan ors of the radio signal and give them back to you in 7 . * » > > 7 mee it wads ‘as ade Sonie ‘ ‘ Cope? f ompany. aa ae Miss Giannini, who avas born in their original clarity, timbre and true tone colors— POA, = 1@4.. 5388, America and was héard on a Victor . é . +> pet from 244 meters, 1228 he. 1 prepress Maik aed Mae neltuseten all this was but a hope-inspiring dream a few short Mio 500 warts #74 {70M her second triumphal operatic and years ago. Today, in the totally shielded Fada receiver Unis a concert tour of Germany this sea- P P ° . . . University ‘xas, Au , } : recise Coo | rhinpionin. of Te xas, AUS- son. Already widely known in and its P coordination with the Fada spea ker, X., nanged from America through her concert ap- 2 tiny f ec j I ’ 1300 Fada Nentrodyne Recer Busk to You.” Lee: “There's 6. in: © Baer: 6. cw Beet hov-: ers—table and furniture models — 5, 6 and 8 tubes ry in the Air.”’ Root: “T’'m Trish Ree! ee eax se. ‘ nn .Poch: nN Wing Over a Four Leaf Clover.” |! Flonzaley Quartet —885 to $400. Fada Cone , % s « Vial rie io Pr’. - ° ‘ on sit P bi = ae "Negro Q ne t Re} .“Ritorna Vtincitor, from Aida Speaker— Table Type, $35 “iy . vf re Juarte fehe: aw 5 : - a. eit ae exec Verd CS adia — Pedestal Floor Type, “ * > : | fect Day, Bond “I Love You Truly’ Jacobs-Bond | é $50 Sh 20ur Old Gray Bonnet,” | DPusolina Gianni Shielded, loop-operated, low; ai = Tic! ~ . 64 . - an - o > - "or. é - | Caprice. from “Aicoste”- | ii mesits in cover of cabinet— : . + | Gluck-Saint-Saens Hy stages tuned radio vand “e ' a nta cfte—Imoromntn Chanir al 1 1 » ; 7 I ti | Fantasie—Imp : hopin amplification —2-dial control. | Harold Bauer oii) : | 2 AINING CAMPS FROM KSD i “Two Grenadiers” Schuminr | : . i caine a “Eong x ti Tl le; Nlonescoreck v A 7 .* eryty *te . yas | > “= 01 1e dail is =e 3 OTs mA F alk = he Citizens’ Military Feodor Chaltanin aS Camps” will be broadcast/ Andante. un poco Adagio. fron B ESD at 6:50 o'clock to-| ) PW evening Citizen's Militar; Camps | . firse hela fs ; s = aed mt held in 1921 and have | iminate , heid every sum , | mer since that |! B TTER rrr) A b sn€ coming summer en- I S asie rh * -t , . . . ¢ 4 ee Wiil dys Loe seven! held MUghour +), tm country in accord-: 4 be A D Oo With the National LDefenses OUR I : Ree met 19°: ” : 7. ii slizens Military =e Camps were the result of | For Full Particulars 3 All. f ren ryT ’ . we Ond. i ; 01 { Leonard E. Wood FILL IN AND MAIL COUPON MN iN \ | } NST To PLAY WORK ) TODAY TO —— e == | ALO IN KSD RECITAL |!__( 4m oe | | om S- . > “¢ Birkenholz, violinist, | § | oo ' E readcast the “Half Hour; ' SS f, ~ ©Omposers,” through js te : le, fii » Thursd: banter ” ni yaad | on, iil F WBE ise 5" etaiek: F 4 rrl = ° 1103 OLIVE—5911 EASTON 3 : f e Os | | ; nm, Mo. 48 pac ‘ Edward : a ef Radic i - ? . | prog s selection 3 Namber end ‘ e - ~ eels See ‘| All Styles & Models of Fada Radios ene bas a . é. ‘ : Name. . Tr: . : ‘ es dente nt duct aude tt | Sets Are on’ Display and in Operation at Our Showroom Oe le ete ek ms ener : Address... , : - 8. 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SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 6, 1927 ‘A HUNTING SCENE’ INCLUDED | IN GOLDMAN BAND'S PROGRAM One of the selections included in the hour's program the Cities Service Goldman Band, which will broadcast evening, at 7 of on Friday central standard time, Franko Goldman's 4a! rangement “A Hunting by Bucalossi. This composition depicts the preparation for and the and brings in the crowin horns, o'clock, be Edwin s | of Scene progress of the hunt the singing of birds, roosters, chimes, hunters’ the galloping of horses, barking dogs. the chase, firing of guns and the return home. The first selection wii! March of the Peers” fron van's “Iolanthe.” The second se- lection will be the overture “Eg- mont,”’ one of 10 numbers written by Beethoven to Goethe's tragedy. The third selection will be “Pan- Americana™ by Victor Herbert. Other selections will be “Kiss Me Again” (Herbert); introduction to act three and bridal chorus from “Lohengrin” (Wagner), and “ex- cerpts from Pinafore” (Sullivan). This program will be broadcast through WEAF, WTAM, WwWwd. WSAL WGN, WCCO, WDAF, KVOO, WFAA, WGY. DEVELOPS TUBE TO WORK ot be “The Sue PTS eUili- ‘old days NOTED STRING QUAR PLAYS ON KSD TONIGHT — = London Musicians Will Be Fea- tured 10 } 7 ~ ~ . a. ao the famous chamber music QO! ranizations, will brgadcast the At- concert to night trom water Rent KSD Organized in 1908, given more than in London, and has made tours of Norway. Sweden, Denmark and Spain, and two tours of South America. It has toured the United States and Canada faqur times, and has played in Honolulu twice, with seven concerts in France and Hol- land. Chamber music originated when most gentiemen kind of string instru- ment. Most manor houses had music rooms with instruments where the gentlemen amused them- selves playing together. They were the wealthy patrons of the com- this quartet concerts three . 1590 has so" played some posers, who wrote music for them. ’ ' in the, ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ NOTED HUMORIST TO STAR FROM KSD IN EVEREADY HOUR IRVIN S COBB : 0 TOM Flotow’s Work to Rem Tabloid Form York Com: : : : rlotow’'s opera, “Be broadcast in tabloid RSD at $ o'clock —— ft will be presented Dy the Broadcasting Grand Bi 5. pany, directed by Cem with the following Lady Harriet, Ge nia Nancy Devora Nad The scene is laid in giand. Lady Harriet honor to the Queen, DP cn the mono'ony of court MEG }an open window she od, of peasants on the way ee | Richmond, and she @alie them in dieeetie & iuces her cousin, &@& NaNcy to accompany rive at the fair and ae pany cenesenci Lionel and Plunkett, Fen UR WIZ AND CHAN Inymerous Features From Main Station, KDAKA, the Waldo his Week KYW or Southern Links. ‘eliowing is the schedule for the »roadcasting WIZ 4 from WJZ and station ¥ eek for one, an 5 its “blue ae ene People’s Radio Vespers to he given gnder the auspices of the ational General Committee of the. creater New York Federation of: ore hes in the Empire Reom of Chure sf Astoria Hotel, New! will be broadcast by -3$9 this afternoon. The i7i be Sitgnorina Maria eontralt@ of the La Scala Opera. - Italy, will sing ‘- from Mendelssoiin’s oratorio, _ and Saint-Saens’ “Pa- fave £ Waited recital will be at 6:00 § rr, eo% ai ts * network: York (ty who tien *.) The organ rast from Wiz night instead of 6:39. The Utica Jubilee Quartet will make its last appearance in Amer- ica froin. WJZ at 6:30 tonight and» will embark imm lately thereaft- Terms If Desired. Sis se STAN 3455, 3456 Electric Co.. 904 Pine St. The object of the composers was er for a tour of Europe not melody, but difficult exercises that would emable the players to show their skill It Serving the Home Electri- cally Since 1886 | _crowd and being struck bea. CUBAN MUSIC BY HARVESTERS |looks of the girls, Offer te. Godfrey Ludlow. in his broadcast FROM KSD TOMORROW WIGHT | ‘°°™ °° * S*82's servi RE prom WIZ at 7:00 tonight wil i pre . tests, but is drives a: slay: “On ings of Song” (Men- > i. (Kreis ” } . @Ti ii Ladiow : DIRECT FROM LIGHT SOCKET J. 8S. Van Horne has developed a radio tube works direct an electric light socket. on “raw” requires no intermediate other than a tommon transformer, much 2820 LOCUST ST. Phone JEfferson 1822 ane 5 > i++ from and dexterity. I $ was pure mrusic of precision and tirely free from “hum.” four string instrume! 2Re inter- | 2. pe an SE PORES ee oth the travelogue to be broadcast by Van Horne, who is president of @st in chamber: is eaid to 20... ee ee eee e« 7:30 tonight. the Van Horne Co., says that pro- inc all over the world, PENS The young Rees. Ensemble. duction of new tube wiil be- Ww organizations of chamber ceane 04 “al > the “99 gin at once He deciares it has lI ; , stk te + opened an entirely new principle ‘ne Costivitias kate of tube constructi It is planned ogo! and ind although Lios to incorporate this principle itnjiwhich has seeing his beloved standard Van Horne tubes. Its success is dress of a lady, with mere ardor. rudely dismisses him that Lionel is insane. After his rejection iy riet. Lionel’s mind bee so Plunkett decides te foster brother’s ring to the | im asa losity to play m -_ a no 4ilece- nere is eee eee eee eee KE eK KKK Ke KEK KEE EK ES the top vm 4 ; re = miniature . t-s “pat ’ ™ riarves ers town and of ; nearly every every school has its port : eee as weliecaal ight, will p! aeaeme Meistersinger” : in Biue.” dy G The Nationa! be broad KYw tha oe popular selec y¢ . - players are arising a . ‘ _— . 7 7 a ~ + s = . -_ aa . . 4ASd ‘ . >. oO .* c Oorvanizat ws & a et . +. o lee ne oniy never The London lest Revue wil] KRDRA and other | ascribed ast ere They Are! JUST IN... .Hundreds of Saperb Radio Tables Star SQUARE sets the pace AGAIN—all 8 stores spe- cially prepared for Monday’s rush. Why? Because here . is a miracle furniture buy. ..just the thing for your radio and your home. Join the eager crowds that realize the dominating unlimited scope of our value-giving! . #- | : i 8 \ i Inches Long. AA Inches High. A charge of $1 additional for packing eut - of - town Table orders. return 6:00 temor- be heard for from WJZ. WSM and ra * ef ‘ae oe “ Fi RIGHT THRU ST. LOUIS WITH THE CUSTOM-BUILT KYW. WHAS, _ Canzonetta from Quartet in E. flat to prove Lionel the som ef@ fe: | a S Ges ca ee ished Earl of Derby. He | REMLER . RECEIVER § ss cc SE ee SLES gt Sr BABB" Wiz Program for Tuesday. net in ff oan foe forted, and to restore his @ Dance music will be played by - a. om Quarter i Op. complete reproduction of t Tan and his orch+ at Richmond Fatr ts arra Is T opera ends, as most do not, with general re! ARMY BAND CONCERTS fil ge we, thy aad K. ie Te-Be- WJZ AND KYW Ayres a | broadca: m WIZ cette KA ; RYW at [5S Tuesday | The weekly concerts ent ed States army band a Wa Deicceinds tom, will henceforth 3. = '7 KDKA and KYW. Irvine from WJZ and Ss aufman. coredian. will tell in a day nights at 6:30 cami Gy r song how he doesn't believe ' This is one of Milton | tary bands of the c ‘Weeping Wt- |organized in 1923, 2... sicians were selected feeag an 1 on ing ability from the a at lear! the operatic concert from United States Army = WIZ “The Wav Down Tuesday night. wit Three beautiful models that no illustration can do jus- be proud of one of these eet ee eee tek ee eee OK ee eke ke ™. Leuis, Mo... March 2, 121927 VAN ASHE RADIO CO., Tie SN. Tenth S&*.. I have built 4 number of tuned radie frequency and super-heterodyne sets with good results but was newer entirely satisfied until I ballt the REMWLER INFRA-DYNE. Since buildimg the Infradyne in September I have received stations regularly from Winnipeg to Mexico City and from New York to San Fransciso th all St. Louis stations on the air and I live only sa mile from KMOX. The set is so «lective. so powerful and has such sweet tone that I cannet praise it teo much. (Signed) & S. SENNE. Comm’ Agt., La. Ry. & Nav. Co., 2185 Ry. Exch. Bidg. JULES W. BENEKE 1602-04 The Most Sctentific RADIO SERVICE IN ST LOUIS Avthorwec Saier anc Serv:c tor R A Rac ia Se r tice to. You will . ct ni tables in your home. Terrrrrrererrey Tyr? broadcast of the Spark- ight: from: , AAAS AAAEARL ER PRR Tr a _ Iie a.€e HUiIGiI nz Factory Representative Arc HAVE YOUR INFRA-DYNE BUILT BY SERVICE DEPARTMENT YAN ASHE RADIO CO., 10TH AND PINE STREETS GUARANTEED RADIO SERVICE CO. 207 N. 10TH ST. HAL GOODENOW 2665 LOCUST ST., JEFFERSON 0448 > | CONTINUING THE SALE OF Q).R.S. CERTIFIED AND TESTFD TUBES Manufactured by th Makers of Q. R. 5S. : Music Rolls. A $2 Value Cc UX Type . At All 8 Star Square Stores STORM KING DRY CELLS While They 3 for 8 5c Last At this price no one can be without a Radio Con- sole Cabinet. Beautifully comstructed with con- venient space for all bat- teries. Another model thet is an ere- opener....This Table easily heids all your redio batteries Gracefully designed to be an ernmament in any home. De not fail to see this ene. ’ © Ow eh OU Oe ee i ee sem eneae eA eae eae VET Ses Nay ek st in hes ety ES ADE A eC EE “Tt Balen” to give the United a ro" " Verdi, Prederie? sta rit . tle * M O R E RA piv with the miltery ae repheta,”° ManwOal * - “ +h : ° : at bd ; o yer r iv with the m , ' +} . a Bi tza bet Lennox entraite: “Lie- ther nation. — . : Be | In September, 192% Laure. Ag 7 sa «* At Our New Store at 1113 Pine Street wat moved, Wem ner 3802 Ol ee DURATRON TUBES | ©2222 Sp SS ind Master Sergeant 7 ne Chtencmen ae ate, Peametnl 112 Power Tube 201A and 300A etreuaiie all of the impertm — entil.” from “Den Pas- | TENOR. ON GYPSIES 7 yerbeer, Frederick Baer, bart- ner narrative which Don soprano; $4.00 I ist $1.75 List drum ma jor. Donizetti. tary and diplomatic zetti. Julian Ofiver, | 25 - ese LE 8 2 “Attia.” Verdi. Towers Scientific sails th ere to the radio ag- Rirmsk y-Kor- rnishe® the military ——- contralto: Washington and other =s o Plus Grand dans son ob- | country. ae from “The Queen of She- , le » G od. Astrid Fijelde, sopra- | SONGS IN ROMANTIC WRRMIN p28 2-50 Ses." Warun —_ Piles from “L’ Africaine.* radivarius will figure ‘IZ. KDKA and EYW m x . : . ’ bites yr ia Fs ae RINE 1th rein de ai 6 ee AE vas : hice? bela j - 2 Es lee NPGS AS 3 SRNR ates ER Se ie eee eed - ea nee} iy o AEE AME ind Re-Ordered! . .« .- BRANDES ae de . _. et iv! Poe © «eh: 7 ; Seid fteor Special, 28 Inches Long 14 Inches Wide 31 Inches High es ae A marvelously atiful Table autif at a i ’ Table was especially designed by a tanntnen seniiien be draws the admiration oj everyone. Beautifully ornamented and well mad: to hold all batteries with ease. Pilot Light and On sale at & ws — $18.50 value, Switch, 89c Complete supply of VICTOREEN Super- Heterodyne parts in stock. y : . ee - Le pale 4 fo lon pen : og asl Pry, 4s , fy ; , Lae See Se Se ee ee or BS RNG ett RO Sei. Ralllliags 4S-VOLT : IJ Never Thou B BATTERY : @ Radio Could | x2.» 00. $9 295] | 5 evn vor: $75] I Se ee Jool Me | rsizzc== Schmidt Specials Lb. t. Triekle $4.95 $1 45 hears the Synchrophase for the first (Rarger. Reg. 87.50 ~ — ate Krave Ay eee So a cee ee a ee ee aie 2 ee Roe A > COMBINATION oe WMAO, CHICAGO, Mite “Le eton: Negr _ , ete pa | 4 ’ = 2 Ma * Mas- CHAIN OF WHICH KSB i M: Foster Melody. N. Shilkret: ie 3 , Ey * Canebrake.~ \ The inclusion of Som er Pale Moon.” banjo sola! (447.5 meters; 670 Bed Gm reie Lansing: “Danese operated by th hicage —. .°Y Regiment.” \. Shitkret: | News, as part of the oka, “Mighty Lak & a ee . — 7 : KSD is a link, ls af = on-Ethetbert Nevin: | Because management @ Bird Singirge.* Ba ) WQJ. 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We also do screw cutting and turn- ing work. Estimates giad en o pangehcina kind of radio cabinet werk, nnn On 8™Y ff sam os It in expected that be : : ine April first before ¥ ." 3 : ' MAIL AND C. 0. D. ORDERS FILLED. ADD 10°. FOR PACKING AND POSTAGE en... °° 224 his Boy Fab wit} ——> ae tangle a yaching cruise on his Connect Loud Speaker? ‘al - in the pee . Gcast fram WIZ. KDEA! hen using t oa KYW o. - | When using twe rn 4 , ; . ; Th ureday night. ers, always connect is we ' '—-Cletrens whe breads *h . coher hn eas : | i - - - «. 5 hy ‘a? mt coers e ~_ | ids ~ )K_A : Teal x YW mt 8; speaker and then Be lie ; Tee Ose will Se ae Late! \y¥ = 4 Crookes Sur cet pee —— CARBONS, for Valley Chargers uy , Wd Arr ertcan in ter Paws ive a new! program of WIZ. be | 9 Wedre> 3 . _ Ms A _ > 4 i speaker Hts “ . Pd te a ¥ ie z eS, ; aS - 2 Syl ra * 2 : Z 2 , ae { Si f 0 - =. " * - aa : s : :; i 2 ¢ Ee : 2f 7 4 y es ss ie ed . 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3 —— ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH__ _______—__——_———_—SMSUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 6, 1927 ae ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 4 | , by Beethoven and close with ‘‘Mala- ; Spades—7-3; Hearts—K-6-§-4; Dia-| spade Aik: Shamus ine a -_————— | NCAST COHEDULE | Today’s Programs "The Pt he ee HANDS TO BE HELD IN KSD’S pn Atte lca 0-4-3-2, Dintnomde-—tet-duty eSeina. poet pis | KSD broadcast from WJZ at 6:30 Friaay| NEXT AUCTION BRIDGE GAME) Mitton ©. Work, “East,” holds: q | night, will give, "Ya Gonna Be| he hands to be played in the | ' A / AND) CHAIN | 545.1 M.—550 K. C. |Home Tonight?” “Ain't She Sweet,” auction bridge. ganie of Tuesday | BIG hE CD SQUARE 3 1 SUNDAY, 4:45 P, M.—Moscow |||" Blue Skies,” “Pretty Little aft 6 Battery 2 or vs . : SELLING Authorized Radi Orghestra in the Crosley ||| Thing,’ “Sing, Maggie, but Leave| evening to be broadcast at 9 o'clock tadio Feature. | the Piano Alone,” “I Can Do With-|through KSD have been prepared | | | throug prep Freshman 4% . : “a ‘ 7 2 as . 6:20 P. M.—Music:z é Ton’ Wh 7% a ; Flotow’s Work to Be Gives dwumerous Features This W eck ill ny Major Edward tome nn Giout. You.” “When I .3 irst Met’ by w. C. Firestone and H. P. Jae- _ ; ? ; Veg ge NUT : aici | otal darn, BE |_Mary,” “‘Have a Smile for Everyone j del . SATISFACTION GU asterpiece Tabloid F = . KDKA the “Capitol Family”. from the }}| ’ Charges any type of Set Buy g . i City. 'From Broadway.” head and Milton C. Work. storage A or B battery, York. G ) | ! hern Links. uting 6 few conte week " K Company, . = KYW or sout " ae S:15 P. M.—Atwater Kent Ra- |}! The R0yal Hour broadcast The hands for this game will be of eotiadey hanspeurrent, : Sia i ‘ fe . ¥ ' . fe "i i eith ] a ; . + e es - | ato by the London String Quar \from WJZ, KDKA and KYW at} as follows: Se ee | The fastest selling, tlencet ft FREE! Installation and 30 days | ° . . gg ‘ : le for the re '7:30 Friday j rj a y tery. Complete directi | : : Fiotow’s opera, “Martha * . | pollowing is -sauleengugenaia > - ete KFQA—261 M Be of nthoonges f ane Pha m bead, W. S. Firestone, Dealer, “South,” enclosed. Anyone car ep makerever offered. Beautiful cabinet free service on any Radio broadcast in tabloid form meek for broadcasting ¢ 4 "es : pas nagapey es Bi AM ap | .s __Q-J-10-9-8:- ‘extras’ to buy. Why || Plus remarkable tone quality and ang wie 3a and from WJZ and stations 1150 K. C. |Harrison will sing as a tenor solo| holds: Spades—Q-J-10-9-8; Hearts ; te FiS.00 tor || performance make pi connie | set purchased at any of the KSD at 9 o'clock ug grew es 7 : o clock tomorrow » '“On the Road to Mandalay,” while} - 2; Diamonds—K-9-8; Clubs— a charger when you can stration a sale. Th ds delight it will be presented } he &N tn its “plue” jetwork: SUNDAY, 8 P. M. — Service get this splendidGUAR ’ se ‘ sf y t ] y is , ,. . 4 "oo . ¥ ’ - ° : a ‘} a o ; e r Broadcasting Grand Oper, it | The People's Radio Vespers to from Fourth Church of Christ, Helen Clar a en ‘ee sae ; a K-9-6. ete aaa ahr ing happy owners everywhere. This TAR UARE TORES & Cond |thought is no longer circumscribed | 7 areas OS SWS Gre- || model regularly sells for $50.00 and more. ii oe he auspices of the | Scientist. - m ae re at ’ di +e 'y -Sf t ee | ° P : cS. V ehead, We st. lars (bills, money rder, ; . if ~ +, : te } . os y Cesare 9 e al Committee of the | _by narrow local limitations. Direct | waeer hi sw: check or stamps) plus ten cents in stamps or mm || Price to agents $22.50. Send for a demon- he ith the following cast: ! ‘e Federation of | KFUOQ—545.1 M. vocal, audible contact is established holds: Spades—-6-5-2; Hearts—A- — aT ee ee be @ || strator, terms; cash with order.Goafterthat rie, Gents Ziclingka 3G | 550 K. C. |with the outside world. Great | Q-J-3; Diamonds—10-6-4: Clubs— — five days and we will refund vere aa uetateasmaena | SUNDAY, 3:30 P. M.—For- ||| @@ucators, statesmen, captains of | 8-7-5. R. B. SPECIALTY CO | 349 E.\ 26th Street Chicago, Ilinols ‘ahe SUNDAY POST-DISPATOH prints TWICE as many broadcast by ||| ¢'@n-lenguage half-hour; ad- |j| industry speak their messages di-| jy, P, Jaeger, ‘‘North,” holds: Dept. G-106, 318 E. Third St.. Cincinnati, 0. CLASSIFIED ADS as the only other St. Loulg Sunday newspaper. dress; by Rev. A. Lange; Ger- fl]! ~. hy : iit hitic The re tnpngh PB ig Arthur Schmidt, ||| TecUy to the student. Ambition is | be Signorina Maria jj} tenor, Prof. W. E. Buszin, bari- Stirred. Brain cells previously dor- tone. 'mant begin to function. A new | Nancy.Devora Nadworney, Be. ' Plunkett Car] Rolling, : |Sir Tristan......Nino Ruisi ho a Lionel.Giuseppe di Benedetto, a soloist am nes aE sae é f a Scala | Phe scene is laid in Sur Aloisio contralté of the I M.—Shut-in-hour; ad- . T - p’ ,’ ‘ys " 4 P. M. " hut-in Our: a row e ‘ £ resi | ; gland. Lady Harriet. ©Y. Ey Opera, Milan, Italy, who will sing ||] dress:" by Prof. W. FE. Buszin: & th and understanding result honor to the Queen. has & | ir from Mendelssohn's oratorio, ||} musical program by Children of A schedule ot! radio classes gives e { ) 7 6 i ee et ee Prempte an 4 - d Saint-Saens’ “Pa- | Emmaus Lutheran Schoo]; bari- each grade, both in the elementary ; yy | the mono ons of court life, pygm “St. Paul, “" Waited.” Sis '}} tone solos. by Prog |] 224 high schools, one radio period ,4n open window she hears th , Have al 15 FP. M.—Address by Pro : 0; enti) ae > 4 eekly A enents = Ae |of peasants on the way to ‘al rhe organ recital will be broad-/|/ P. E. Kretzmann, PD. D. Ph. D.; weekly. A special radio hour, for | e . & fairs 6:00 vocal] duet; Arthur Schmidt, pupils and parents alike, is provid- | eV ; 7 fan | y Tié 7 : . el .- @ , y! Su 4 . ad ” 4 | Richmond, and she decides tg Beast from WJZ at nday tenor, Prof. W. E. Buszin, bari- ed each evening. company them Tilice ; 6:30. one: iano solos: Prof. W. E. nae an Res . 2 disguise, She night instead of ing Naw — phe a ve “This has been the best year in duces her cousin, Sir Trigtan os The Utica Jubilee Quartet will Buszin. , 7. i pemeneemas all Atlanta school history, thanks e Nancy to accompany her. They we make its last appearance in Amer- KFWF 214.2 M. i. thn “en F | rive at the fair and two farmess ica from WJZ at 6:30 tonight and” 1400 K. C : : ————~———~ | Lionel and Plunkett, appear in te will embark immediately thereaft- >. “ee RRR LASER Ny ' |crowd and being struck ; 2, SUNDAY, 10:45 A. M-—Service VESTERS , oon ae er for a tour of tne i'l} of the St. Louis Truth Center, 4 lig . 4 t} riria ¢ be : : | ic oks of the gi: Is, offer to engs Godfrey Ludlow, in his broadcast Rev. Emil Cufford Hartmann, ROW NIGHT | ‘°°™ for a year’s service. Tyigaam wom WJZ at 7:00 tonight will Pastor. Organ program by fh» i protests, but is driv en away and 4 play: “On Wings of Song”’ ( Men- Miss Zelma sano wagner hy - s, whose terrified. girls are led aw nag as tn v3 99 7:45 P. M.—Service of the &t. ; : er hi tga , 2 fu away by th delssohn ) : Caprice Vionnols Louis Truth Center, Rev. Hart- é ERELY turn the dial from point broadcastifarmers. They are soon - “Smilin’ Thru” (Penn- matin, Pastor. Organ concert by at th (Kreisier); of 4 : i ° . make Cuba i farmhouse, where the young 5 Ludlow): “Clair du Lune” ( Debus- ae eran Ae gr 1 ae ‘ our ew a to point and station after station : es . M.—Old famillar hymns aOrrow eve-jers soon find them to be wae ‘+ “Indian Lament” (Dvorak); a nin: ie rerfel : naliceneenemnanmmnnabiediente oan : : quainted w): by Mise Sommerre:st. isc tubes ~One Control ) : —— : ee =—= comes in separately, clearly and dis- fram will be with menial duties, “iebeslied”’ (Kreisler); “Mother Lionel falls in love with Marthe ” (BRall-Ludlow). KMOX—280.2 M. ) ° . . . ee oe ertiet, bur a ies Redio Tourists wil land at 1070 K. C. | RESHMAN | PORE a eee | tinctly. The one dial is the only tuning B | to scorn. The two girls ad , - ‘nj 7 ‘ peeecepeons peak eae id CASES attain 8 PSST eee ote tine on eas aaa Be " [ hman i oe ‘rmine to escs . a" at lengt P Alexandria, the port for Cairo, in SUNDAY, 4:30 P. M. — Harry ‘ ele WL TEEN TAP phe eS ae m yeast tg Se tee testicle dake ieee rattle tage nes etd et ee alle device on this new F res Radio. | . The , ; “ a iin . Ps : a pe a nd in ; 2 the travelogue to b a bre a deast by La nee 's ore h estra a nd sere- Cc 3 : i x2 Sa by ; xf ¥ CRY sgh siti Bie { i y Pc Seg ay i} aR is si ai ss ~ is g Bay cast ae Pigs fe | - . * Creole | night y slip away with the alg WJZ at 7:30 tonight. a e =. i . , & fees i Bote PEN a eo: es ee - ee if Bed aN Its amazin g power allows stations an ' ' The Commodore Ensemble, in a 8 P. M.—Ballroom Orchestra. ae ° Speen seae ns eM Pee ee, ae RET AN. alps LEI AE NE DY os honed ty ppular selec- | come to watch the Queen and , : 10:30 P. M.—Ballroom Or- | Re tae aaa . “ - ‘ . LLL CLL EL LOA LOI EEN: LE EE NO A ar tia hn a Die eat, en, stitiae aan taren te emit: sae on Reaenen ie_, ties aan ae et i a a Rly “Td i rie ois beaty roe ors *2 . : fe ee ee rer 8 ete’ toplp aget i : Dy we a a ts- . oven ce es atts, ‘ — 3 o Pale Aye : . o EETy $3) Pet : 4 > “9, | c ‘court_.at the hunt. Im the n ' > sale ; : chestra. I 5A RR I IR sae WY | ioe dies hy aaah pig tease pg al abe | n i i 4} Con mitit«446 ‘ . . dat Meistersinger an d f h = R h a psod) aged tes Soe nes Hi et oe eo is pie ROBIN i oh Px se - » a 2 too eset oes Seca babes “a2 ig aie, ahs. ig i Mrcoreeoe or 2 — — the festivities Lady Harriet appeg . : sain WEW—360 M 2 Ptaaee Menem a ky amie 4) Re Rea ine a eR ae ee Paes tt and although LioneP is amazea in Blue,” by George Gershwin. eee . 3 NREL ERA, tt 79h « ba SO Ber Ga TRIE Oo NECA: To AR TS RR A RR TR 2 1E 2s er - , ’ "feeky Revue will aap Dciaia ers Sa Beat tat & Seine ster eeteae ry | arte Siete eer Seamed > de ca Th Sai a a ks s and ot! r see] ne nm is De ] ov ed Martha in 3 The Nationa! W t } \ R 833 K. os a at = SH oe mei be ae Bean ate hee2 rine ¥ ¢ SF, 4 ay, : ° Mas : “is ‘ OF okies ‘ cs ea yy +; PA *, i“ tee rN . : , “sf oe : . Seca Ss eae ee RR OS ACS Sr APY ia RRR aE SFE SR ab a OES (EEL RE ERT CeO) ; ' a. ak eae op Hea tate ie SC OR RT, Yb acai f ES RS ERIE litt) A: - RE Oe ee 4 a Se ee | undesired stations with startling eture by by WJZ, KDKA ¢ “ABC” P Suppl dress of a lady, pleads ‘his ewes by WIZ, KDKA and SUNDAY, 9:30 A. M. — St. ower upp y ° ls. I : to be tuned in right through the locals. Its aldo Warner, that Lionel is insane. Roxy and his gang will return sermon by Fev. Raymond F. This device supplies a see ies HBL PEO AR A: : Eig iat he MS Rae 2: hee ee oA | will be broad-' yiet, Lionel's r : ‘ : es SE LCR 1.7 ae the different wave-lengths and tune out the riet, Lionel s mind becomes clot ror night and will be heard for owerad on Catholie Beat hinge: pe ot bs 135 volt “B”’ Battery é Rev. E. McT. Donnelly, 5. J complete reproduction of the sgmevan and his orchestra from WJZ SUNDAY, 11 A. M.—Regular ee 6) not. with general rejoicing, # “The Way Down Hour” at 6:45 non by Rev. R. Calvin Dobson, lated and turned on and with fine bla Super- , from WIZ and KYW, on W nd a , +4 ‘ 7 — ica J. i " = Ask am ? Authorized Freshmar. a i , PRaufman, comedian, will tell in a ibe played by the Commodore En- ) “ Distant stations often : . audio transformers perfectly designed and» of James | ...i+4) more ardor. Lady H ge KYW at §:30 tonight. John's gospel; Rev. Thomas A. -Evans, ‘cello. After his rejection by Lady Haligs the microphone at 6:00 tomor- Bellock, S. J baer ore aa at RULED Oc EE EEN ROR Meena) so Plunke't decides to present ) an hour and a half from W IZ. Rev. George Hayes, S. aati Beat ae PR ar ee RS aga: eee A i x a to prove Lionel the son of the béliegcp | saniaee current,9 volts of*‘C”’ | th 3 | , a es ished Earl of Derby. He ts au@ Y—248 M. = Se Sa ee ne reinstated, but refuses to be cok WJZ Program for Tuesday. wi K c Battery current and — - ' : — = forted, and to restore his > Dance music will be piayé d by « " | Ea : at al tic teal xh. at Richmond F: ir is arran : at 6°15 Tuesday night. ser’ i es, sermon by Rev. Re é“ night | el of t 3? i State rmy band hinge In the broadcast of the Spark- se vie 8 rane 8) your SeT. IS D Ss a orey Sane ere at 7:30 Tuesday night from Program for Friday. Distance : | r Kert 'Aaw . . yA TERMS | day nights at 6:30 central time @ lew song how he doesn't believe ' semble in the broadcast from WJZ Dealer for a Demonstration. co-ordinated to match this powerful radio, homas Petre, | , dely dismisses him and 4d E WJZ Program for Monday. McGourt, S. J. : : : oy: eage Agnes fists , —Music of Hi Mass; debe, (forego: TU See pe ° . ° 11, P. M.—Music of High Mass ism he aaeee Hite superior construction and efficiency separate 2:00 FP. M.—Questions amn- steady, never -failing , foster brother’s ring to the Qt DKA. KYW, WHAS, WSM and 7:15 P. M.—Sacred Le te anautomatic charger opera ends, as most grand opal WJZ and KYW will broadcast _M.—Regular services, ser- ; . 5 all of which are regu- that you desire without bother or interference tentific | ur th as soloist in Southern songs. ARMY BAND CONCERTS FROW J t'2 &: soloist im Southern songs d Service ton, will henceforth be bre PW IZ. KDKA and KYW, Irving | The prelude to “Lohengrin” will which is the result of scientifically constructed | This is one of the leading the “Tal of Hoffman.” Milton ! at 6 Friday night. The-concert wil: : broadcast on exactly ve ia;es tary bands of the country. It mea. Cross will sing “Weeping Wil- (oren wih the “Leonore” overture = the same wavelength organized in 1922, when 90 ows." — _ Thi sicilans were selected for JULBL 2 Arias from 10 oanerae will be as locals. his new NGEL pulevard _|ing ability from the bands ef @ heard in the operatic concert from : I A tas 5 , é ; VY, ¢ % | & | Freshman set is so e : Bl * 0432 |i United States Army and conga WJZ. KDKA and KYW at & Tues- . . - ° wr vesseree a at Fort Hunt, Ve eday night. The program includes: | ) i. | Ais oh ata Boe Lx ul es oe ne om ro Hear it Pershing was then Chief of ® Overture to ‘“Tannh-usey,” Wag- | ; ° ~ : \ = ° , " ‘and he was behind the me memer, Orchestra; “I! Balen” from EL IA BL E = wes 44 ERCHANDISE all over the country’. T to give the United States an ar "il Trovatore,” Verdi, Frederic i—_ . a Faye eo ; Ms band that would compare fave al gn | "Ab, Mon rite." “* 822] PIN Ex: ST. po greg it 1s pea hiv with the military bands oem” (# Prophets, Meyerbeer, a to cut out € : tie ih ” ™ Elizabeth Lennox. contralto: *‘Lie- 66 au id?’ ° " c it At any Authorized her nation. et 2 Pieper caage gi We Willi Not Be Underso d itst broad- : - Deslied.” from ‘Walkure,” Wag- istant Station Dbroa In September, 1922, the taapétlie’” from “Walkure,"” Wag ea _— " FRESHMAN was moved to Washington “Mago Julian Oliver. tenor: “Air de MAIL ORDERS SHIPPED SAME DAY RECEIVED casting on the same Se racks, and Capt. W J. Bt aul cglngemnelapinpaalliall antag aust , Deal : a omar ego lea | Debussy, Astrid Fjelde, soprano: wavelength as the ers ore ind Master Sereeant Willa @eeemberezade Suite, Rimsky-Kor- Heavy Duty ; local to which vouare ee oe p®akow, Orchestra; ‘““O, Mio Fernan- | §- : Snare : Koss, drum major. The band ™ saeeoneeng ans - ‘adaadinanes - ye Cee listening; if so, just furnishe@] the military musie izabeth P nad S oénteatio- oh - ; 3 gp he pull out the distance tary and diplomatic affairs @ z le,” Donizetti, Julian Oliver, | SFA és , 7 Swite € Washington and other parts of @ 4 r: “Plus Grand dans son ob- |. _ rot ae : tetedaAheRAAL EL country. 3 . from “The Queen of She- ba,” Gounod. Astrid Fjelde, sopra- | SONGS IN ROMANTIC VEIN, BY Spee roi des Vagues ' AD from “L’Africaine,’ TENOR, ON GYPSIES PROt fee rbeer, Frederick Baer, bari- Ptone; Trio from “Attila.” Verdi. Songs in romantic vein will 4 A costly Stradivarius will figure ~ - ] tenet, > $n the mi) ~e, } . 2 ti “hin sung by John Barnes Wells, ‘Usicai narrative which Don in the. Gypsies’ hour, when) @S — Will relate to the radio au- broadcast through WDAF, wt 2 7 from WJZ, KDKA and KYW $2.00 Value, WWJ, and WSAI, at 8 o'clock @ at * Tuesday night. | morrow evening. The solos Sa WIZ Program for Wednesday. sey en 9 hf ; are $a ' Of Thee I Am Thinking a The principal motives of “Pagli- . — reta” «Meyer-Helmund) and pmeci,” will be Played in the concert Only Girl Is You” (Clews) B YY the Commodore Ensemble from $4.75 Value The instrumental selections “i Wyz at §f Wednesdar the A°’and P. Gvpsies will incluage John ¢ | following: ‘“‘Isabe a (Vou aa } (fF 1 6 , Me, ’ si a — ‘ aan ha pt in the Maxwell Hour Speaker pungarian : 5s y » J * broadcast by WJZ. KDKA,! . lé PsiT} ; e- f r . ° 4 : . adi aees - “Muse ~WSs 8 M HAS, M SR, WMC and A Beautiful ‘nuff Box” (Liadow): “Tn Pate, , . eniay gmt. Te Pedestal Type rs 7) 1) i " . : Si rteaAd he . land” (Huerter); “Blue S@Bigm,..... 1)” seg lind : “e er | Leud Speaker i Be elie 4 14 —_ 7) an follows: “O) } That Will Add “tee the Serance to the WMAQ, CHICAGO, INCLUDED BIR ve sisson sonto Tames, |” Appearance : &eve" from “Manon.” Mas- H e CHAIN OF WHICH KSD IS AUMBRsee: Poser ascioa:. x. Shitkret: | % “™Y tO™ (447.5 meters: 670 ke) owned ® a rKieg Dream.’ Lansing; “Dance Bolo, “By Canebrake.” a | y - . 12” CHAS. FRESHMAN CO., Inc., 2626 W. Washington BI., Chicago operated by the Chicago a * the Toy Regiment ” wr Shilkret: $12.50 Value News, as part of the chin in 4 : aChard “rooks, “Mighty Lak a $38.00 Value KSD is a link, is announced. “Rose » Stanton-Ethelbert Nevin: | Quantity | 9 Because management Y~ i ‘ird Singing.” Barrie $3 Allowed on Your eras tae | WQJ, Chicago, has recenhY ae’: “Darkies Jubilee"; Suite | Old Speaker | . | night MODEL 7F 3 — MODEL 7F 4 MODEL 7F 5 Panelled in genuine mahcgany. A distinctively beautiful radio This massive console is pan- Built-in cone speaker. Spacious $7990 panclied in genuine mahogany. $ -50 elled in genuine mahogany. $ -50 battery compartment ........ Large built-in cone speaker 12-inch cone speaker...... renyamozos sat . ; 4 > rh ~~ Ime lapeiver " station W wardnna,r ‘ Lis qd KYW nt | $1.50 value rT Pane! Mount Type.....-... ct a ; ‘ rig . Y? Lig nasixctad a " This increases the imp@ltan, im pg ate. ogo sx scon sassy ag: DETECTOR | POWER AMPLIFIER | | Cc G G OVE OUR PRESENT RADIO speaker circult and ie! lia Andy Sn- | SUPER CT Type 112 Tubes LET Us ASSIST YoU IN HAN IN R Y R N Lnaigns bh me "PHOnist and guitarist; | cimection, whee the t—gMMMen, CEC Pianist. and a well RECEIVER TO ONE COMPLETELY LAMP -SOCKET OPERATED connection, where the im eee’ viol} . ; rclow (RO) See i os ‘will be reduced far belo [ae Ma de RP SOpralhis “ will be!

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eee a eee - : E 4 ee ___ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH _______E SS. - 4d, a% / ft 7 y) PAGE 4A’ oe - T -DISPATCH ss __SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 6. 1927 Be :. sameeren ro Sg NE gg ST.LOUIS POST-DIS iS ae A Proper Way to Collect Rain Water. 10°: OFF : PR EOFS ote | : : , ¢ ad RUTH TASCHETTA, COLORATUR Rain water, used for a storage ? . ee, : . SS 1) ASSERTS RADIO STIRS. [sD PROGRAM WEEK oF marcHe ] TWO NEW FEATURES Oe AS en iE nes caes cca: | oxgumeenseresrnce | ~ toe AC | CENTRAL STANDARD TIME Mise Ruth Taschetta,,who has|stone crock. The water must be Radio Service Club ren, hore ie ae a > 3S AiSS , . not from ese - . ~ STUDENTS’ AMBITION _— . meters pan AS] BY sung from Florida stat1ons includ- yecetved in the open and not fro “81, a a vic Pe s . os > - : ~ # Fire , ‘ ‘ ; ve , ~ a ae ' sai a4 narke’ a ing WDAE., Tampa Beach, is to the dri yin of spouts, To STS. ii! ou! accessories teste iar x sing from KFVE, St. Louis, Friday ax SS Ree” Piet ayo a ia anawain te nn. ™WRN re a a aemerne: nights between 7:30 and 8, begin- | “**#Pe%, ©™ songs he em at SERVICE COL. — TSS ares ishasitiesitleiittiasaaniciiiiaaia | Tr ? ; sg . le ie : ~ ‘lede ie me “ rida’ ett y (“ro ker ioid .s thie mee as ALEXANDER —t? CRAVOM i : ’ — ssi nes i -Statler Period to Brin wi seaiinel RaDlO & ELECTRIC COMPANY bortznd Atwater : —PART SIX - - yy A Y ; 7, Yb 7 Ve Vs tf UY Y LY 4 7 yy = = : 3 | vere - ih gto eed Oe Re nde ie Bes dado 7 Tn POR en pO R IR Tae , yo CURR. AH: , > a 2 hei ah te - ee : abel wes ai . Atlanta Educator Praise: [7 | | ft. Miss Taschetta is a coloratura s0- | oth bn 4 +4 . ¥ 7 i a U) ry os Se ae Sunday, March 6 Wednesday, March 9 ) : Wedness ay and mar sccmat air lie enka to: ale eae 1129 Olive GArfiela 301 Its of Its Use in Schoo! | i’ : = : == iui : i | : ei 4: 45 P. bud 0108 €- P. M. ay by usually flexible voice of fine quali- | Buy Radio Reception ee — - See Oi iat Wil | ie w = ' is : , : aes: | ows { Mrs. Ar irche ain tl sta . » has sung on the lyceum tu 4 30 P. M. | AT SS is it s nd has given recitais in a » P Last O 6: 20 a M. ae mi | number of cities nsurance — | Ma): gram by the 1 : Hubay re Kati,’ played as | = ’ ' . . > ne hw ~ i iS6 = Le » t - » _* . . 3 E ul ping ou _ Nh ) a ot lin oO) y 7 Jay id Ho: seee? Se? ” : ee ae y *] p . - a “8: 00 P. “M. i] vill be on th pr Oogram for next “Tiday . ight ‘ ght ; | : | Brit g “ips stip: gatas eatin A] -_ Ue ron C ty. : nana - a ilians venine’s concert in Wren” (Benedict), “The Crying of 8:15 P. M. 8: 30 P. M. | Sg 7 ee nee | ' te a» waters” (Campbell-Pitkon), “Songs : r Kent Radio Hous Mom: Dh ceowe : " F H 6:50 P. Fe balt wi 30 P a. sil ii another fe: ture of the ' be alling om eax : se Se , = - ’ x STORE HOURS: 8 A.M. TOG P. @. Bertha Kalic an arry Military Training | * 9:00 P. M. |] Wednesday night program mt HB ig ager besa Sa SAT. AND MON., . program by t3ud@ Hotel ff’ ed by Irving Ros the concense! will always be uniform in ° | | i vle of met EA a le — WC B 45-VOLTs £— L—l—E ° ~_ r T eo ™ Lionas "ayers, @t te ye ebgtivng , Saturday, March 42 1 Radio Magazine for the Blind WHOLESALERS oon | «i? tonight when the Woodward | es 7:30 P. M. | | A French iblisher is now issu BARRETT ELECTRIC CO. 60c Large Size 4°.-Volt eee -30¢ Juige’ : 2115 Washington Av. ning little ecomed’ cramé. = M program follows: “Sweetest Story || 8:00 P. M. Hegbert .Heower,. Reateseay oF fi tae a redis sazine for the Diin BENSON RADIO CO., = — 3 onuineiiaiai M M ~ Truth” here: five years o % ro) . be | om tart 2nd Wwe es a * nie i (ae jt Ati om a re nin NE > ulin ee! hee win het — 2 ith ee ‘ YAR ON bGk 0h ea P eer sake ‘ ae ae se . 5 se SE SEP ANS ves A ae apes Meroe act, 5 . She a he Lg BRP RIE 8S BE Tee Midis ae? .3 Po A Oe, SER La BS GE ae OD ha a, CR Ever Told =o tro et) - rt. . s 3 - in . ——_—_-» ene a ‘Se 2> NSFORMERS ipecia) ine ons and presto—ac.e tue Cis- BAUER BROS. RADIO CO. oy ESS RADIO 35 HEADPHONES ; Chicaco. took ne! 9:30 P. ro i x Program for Saturda | ys 7 —~—F from the “family r am for é ‘ } , st stztons roll in’ “: ee , ba ° —_— ae 5O® List Brandes ee e " - y Ss day M4 ch . ag. 3 . York , mam 4 Go ~~: SATISFACTION GUARANTEED _— Be nl > wa BL co no a ePEAKke xx tr pecial ‘er her in “Jumping J Upirce: with Ri * ey ston: Biers oOmposed f un i I . Tria “tet -! * sss — 4 ' 4 . RIA ‘ 53 : : t+ . ? Ree | Bia oie 4 es eters te ‘4 Moa , snenahate Your money a gy ~~ ~ apices ¢ 4 Pine St. ‘ TENSION CORDS 59 4 WIRE of the compan) Her imitation oO. H Beth man, baritone ner Silent a t for aa ~ yy WJq eneert orcheatras i. Nati | Week wns ony ; . ELECTRADIO SHOP. Vith ping — - ter Lederer |! arr hor e near ee ' - ' BY E f Reecits beens «) oper “3534 NN. tnion Bl. FRESH EVEREADY) , “stopped inc suum » iy . RBee Rm. - Mw. MILANO A cS... DRY ‘ ELLs. 28 Assorted sizes. ’ } who the ft ’ er at 7 at time not ele re a) 5147 Shaw Av. enccctmas Cheice oOTTY Cc. NERI. 3 = 7 By ; “ *0 :at noo cf ner. Later— : Ai\s > - ; > 2 6640 Graveis Ay. — : many indreds of do y viee president of*th SAMPSON RADIO er ‘ 1 - ; Se Th Di c i =r > . uA sas ‘ Add : i oe > ; ' : a , q Peet rs } ' - i ~e % ad me e ‘stance Setter”’ aid . ; : E era ~ on enr’ " ; rri ~~ ls.” Duo; “I Love ; ittie Cot- . piano: 1). dal es * Omaha : =), P Eth J a Be k & Co sastamed Gnd St oe ow hE | en ae ce . imitations : n Henry B. Ha is 1 &, ae ) _ = ~ Round QO rr " ee 3807 7 1 ‘ , ed . : ‘. . .* 3 age,” tenor; “Artists Life.” Strauss Petetii 19.7m-60 pe me —e UieS Wi. ne e ° SRS Sh > Se a gaan aeeed ' SOUTHERN RADIO CO. $ MeEmnthe leading role of “The Quaker ‘irl, . e = ? > ° “4 } i i i . 2%) ewprengen tee gane aaa mee Ra 5 RST “ect - | Vv with the show. . tig DAFA fae ES ae WHITTEN A&A BARNES, adincg woman that this manager ¢¥ snd ~freet if eR ae a & and i danc “gtr . Californians. — et ; .@ Then PDatrid Belasco “discovered yupled audio frequency an plifics Se Churet “prist. Scientist: 2&3 } , ~ e a comedienne in “Polly With @F 2 cir its T"} ~ né 4 tb wi ‘ e : = | : : : ; = § and ‘ft was (“hares Dill nznam who 66 ' ) thy Ri ane is ne ; a - none a 3 Q it -s oe rrr WCBD. and Low eee : a gf cman “ ee . — Selid Maboran each of his characters th sa an € ; : prano and corn MOWEY-BACK GUARANTEE Prices Beautifully Finished at ne WSO : , Chit ~ —¥ ciimine ? Our Chief - Charles, the butler to George, the J *% ‘ : ow O€g ;~ ; mit * pacarsapantie new & , 7 : Po municip " Against me ner ~ tae l 2 Attraction 7 . . ila | ) CHARLES—tIn the vernacular. @ a er recg me? +) recem | lage, 130 to 180 volts: am- oe Ay nic sy Leeann: r a , assembly complete in ayachro | 8 Ce eek an - poms a toad awe aa Bye BETWEEN 203 N BROADWA Opp. Bank of a ne ee ae known as the social goods. Lady frequency amplification DOPULar progrTan lace production and ; supely. and Olive and Pihe . Commerce Pi . - > 7 c . : WE : rc tr f set good “BB Batteries. : Mea and beautiful: a woman wo chil . immned nee “7% z ~ 4 | : - Ati a © Fo ee CAP Ub iaita Ad i " Bia” = > . o> be se ‘ae . 7. as 2 — . hd é ’ - a" * Rakelt ‘ Tr ’ Ou) id ; ' 7 . sient Be Corr - - — Ss ry : + i : . . , rr Eee Seats ligase jetties PA Nn end bd ir I a re So eh wok es Be St oa ee bneugehuae 20 Es ae oa ~maill Down Parment—6 mea ‘ , . . DEMONSTRATED o s 45-Volt Layerbilt “B” Batteries B ELIMINATOR — — SEORGE--I like er. She sai RCA Kadicela 28 With Radietrens« — The reason for the Eveready Layerbilt’s surprising perform- Will operste any set from I to 10 tubes—dry cell or storage ls Less Batteries and $260 loud “peak er . ye Willie and me a mate! oo vtet. ae) ty en ntirel lifferer WHO. 4 526m oTOke JU pin e dollar Dili to it, and ms ance lies tm its exclusive, PATENTED baltery tubes—ooisecieas—iequires . KCA 155 Vols Rie } ae 1}. mueical ioe aan A i S38 pine 8 CONSTEKEUCTION. NO OTHER BAT. s hat ne charger in your eet. Variable Load Speaker BR FElimirafor saps CHARLES She was born With i WEAX, Jacksonville (336.9m-880ke) —— nator. Use it ten days. If net more then satis- TRARY IS LIKE IT. Extra Heavy Duty roltage up te 160 volts 4 - one. Then we hare Mi Wrnton,. yo . return ft and get your 15-Volt No. 488. Regularly $5. Vers $69.00 ‘ ; = 7 td Married the most stupid of Gods cres > rs = 4 fie : >.9 . be “peria . ima! WdK, . pec lal Bes rt ! . remained faithful to him. She is eft! 7 snaps ee he “ $10 BALKITE $f.39| RADIO B BATTERIES Fe COREAL DISTANCE GETTER_CURRENT NODtteg a ggg FESS faith Rs a ah a Fuad’ fs a as Bs ;-E—-I like the old party ¢ . 7 imari!,s +} ough * P tub .? - TRICKLE CHARGER — Radio BR Ratteries. 2 Le volts. steady. even quickliy—ta clean uD nalanee , : m : i a eurrent. lenge life. neiseless. pen-corresive. § eer sterk. te Cerone rem Wieser ¢ * . : ‘sr - . 7%) mn voltage amplification factor in th. Monday Only........ ow a peer py ne recep Tube ifeael? The new i“? 7 éet. a id 1: Ofer to find Ort) i 4 =he CX-340 has a voltage amplification Manhattan es Tuesday and serving them up on a gt factor (mu) of 26. an the theore?t H ; ' . ‘ ; , on oa ouid > ox _ ' _» > : - . 2 _ am ical possible voltage gain per stage Phonograph | = Dos fail her by being u ie 30 ; or .eue 7-TUBE NO-BATTERY RADIO . ee. co them as they £0 deen ie - = i aS iv or t Whe Se! ; LORGE—T cld one ith t There seems t@ be a genfral im e° Speaker Unit Electrically operated. Uses no batteries of any kind. No Interference a ae ps9 Re: GEORGE cons’ ne with the pression in the radio world tha ; 3 : : MONDAY ONLY , Ell i t rans Hs = @on't think mu chemical rectifiers. Just plug in your light socket. minator — resistance COUT IT awncio in 6h me . ~ ee *.J ; ; " ; ! . — ee , , SS — — ‘ : : . H ARLES she is Mrs Web ey Riviih a extremety stmopte te build —— BF 49 | reese in sour wr = Rog Rg cist MANHAT TAN CABINET _ i : ' = ieee het. a ' : oe it. onday ; Ret hair ome Looking in i* is not true, however at good! hes AER REY Ri a ee old Set. Liberal BUILT-IN wd ne day looking into he 1 ee : allowances 08) Loup 49c —— SPEAKER ee At that moment the last of her ma a. . , ; . yee ' : Stance cour ore. Tue! ee 3 RY S- old Sets. SPRARKE LE ; = Oe Oking into that glass. and ; | ‘ , h rr Ww " +f } . ° " ‘« a yi . . ; x Pe ” f a ’ x. ' of = dan —— er ; vf a é -" : Sid eee RRs ihe LP r . si wnt, ens . = : a not at ome With the knows irements, whi mple, are se if . Wea soe Pa TAL SET eek oe Cunningham ) [ = aed ‘ all . : : iustrated. Rasen ss even a Bishops eresight cal re and must "eidl idhered mae te” / oY KOT STER 6 D W ith long - distance Ig ee . T U ot - s > . ‘ * § >a co ie oe ' > al .. - — ’ . . ae - ° > -_ eihilities No need to pay $225 for quality—“The Kolster yg we i So Specialty Priced for This Sate 4 e ame in. SUE” Ste Sea : - ye ohms. \ genaine = STORAGE , HARLES The tall bloke ite | LIGHT MPCDA ecICeTiNNG at $98.50 is worth twice the price” say many $4 cot a BATTERY SEMEEAM. cligibic bachelor; an intimate’ FROM KSD FRIDAY EVENING Kolster ouners. a : wiebe whahl tubes: tesehiien ‘tn your 5 1 50 sets rubber cane pie 1927 Mode! | a % x -*Taodle importance Dukes op home: nothing else to bay gUsrantee 4 Cal!« ohas T> have cot hil ‘tions from light operas and Ca) ; Monday at 90.95 he . s from light operas am Hear .a Koister. Compare. See if you _ De ago a to be broadcast Fri. with dhnaandichabtitralefpoubalngale er. Manhattan | 1927 BALKITE B Extra Heavy Duty a 698 OF nm. 7 SEORGE—The ehap they all-l _ : rT . ae _ : CHARLES in ber way. treorge. © al * “= ae ed ! + * - hes # O85) Wen ee So , 7 Bed sad ‘ Wire Satna age -~ TT crate Pa athe ee see eee > oe © A cin > my - a Sa ili aa Aa sep Re POs CARING © re a ae — ‘ a P : ; ' " 2 rt? “ . tirade antaall z : r Cighe : ‘ ok. . * ; 2 , a oe 7 « ~ - eon o. wre . . 7 - ‘ . —- . - € Laie. vege ~_— . ¥ , . - “ . ee 6 9, Sy . oe J - : r : . 2 pa Sk eee, : ee ‘ : . Ce Lo - iv i = sal 1. r ~~ — a . Sills 5k ine a TORS aE Sy SR Gi OAR EAT II IIE WORE. URE RE I aa Ot So SE pain in dita 2" aa ba Aad Oe RN aaa a eo elem oi AC ae Pere eo ae. > es. eee BS A Pe eee ot PA A ed 2 i ER ae? Re ag (ae 7 OF % : 3 PISA. 2 AE detey st Saks APT 5 os : r - J ieman 3 oe . - p 4 a OR. a souk on : id oe itd ps hae ae we he * 2 Toe 4 Rana’ + fay we a ae Bie / Bick Sia eee ee hs wish P 4 int yo oh where » a i L oti " te = x ing a ee “a. ‘4 oa Sy rh ere y deta. : s eect Ss salitdh wand aindil ttl Rk ata tg fe es ae eR ee a NL Ae j eR a Se SERRE URES ADR TE AR RIPE SSS by I tin eg F RS Pare PE eo IE py & ee PRR eos Pare, GFE RTH Dee 4 Sa a Ns we. Dee Oe J “ers ri , ba 5 hy oe « G ? c 4 ° ‘ ‘ Ps a: 3 e 7 hee ¥ 7 ‘ial 4 . . al * ti ‘ - rc ¥ + J cae Fag SORTR A, re ee oe nih Rape peas oo iS) PR ay eo Ss Ase: aaa waa! soa «ay ay ea RS as iF % eats > gt Bie, POR ult 8 3 ee: Re or Fa abana ~ Te ay fet FRO ? : : ss c ota eS r P ‘ > Ped pens eg w pe Pie me ee Me ski Meee ee eee ’ is : 7 2 ae A pa 4 :/ may Wha tai y bare Pe Be 3 ae ee ER, At LEP ALE ALAMOS: a gy nats COSe wh wp wes ther vaudeville acts : FREED-EISEMANN siyn's Wite.” a pictur - Pr demand. Should th t. 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" . * a 4 ss POON Radio Service kf SII w SAMA QQ SN NS \N \N \ DCD A fen and in Your Home : AN . : . WACegs QQ 20% teh ePaonaere “Ff she ttt, bd * fomplete testing of your & lub “et anywhere in cits 2.50 if rhane PRospect 1203-2193 fe 3 : , \ ~ SY WY NS a . | BLACKWELL RADIO {# SERVICE CO. : SB 8 = ll vll"u—F.vniWa 82 GRAVOIS AY. i aa ee pe : | NAA RAAN SAN 88 Sanne Wwrawny \uthorized Atwater kK if ees : = fiw. ’ © a oC rie y) “# 4 rae . x: ? x ‘ : x i? . me) Ra. e | ” unis ipal /pera avor te, EVEREAD\ The Awful Truth lere five years ago comse to the American. j ) BRR a ge Ns bo. ae sti lise perry comeutiiam: By NIE. TY rte CLIP . } ° 4s a , ~ee %*9 7 © a “a " As > x Pr 4 “— _ "NG > ‘ — ] Brneater tomorrow nicht In The Last of Mrs. Cheyney. Out al i pF 3 BOS SBS PRR Re RS i Saami Chamberlain and Himes, UST how much the price of admission has had to do with the 2 é * , ‘* +" 4 J iP " oe 2 Pets e'e . s,° eee : . a a and Dor 4 vy Ne vil ' sopre y : smothering of the legitimate, so called, stage by the movie houses, : Mme. Kalich will hold forth tomorrow, Tuesday and ! ) se hs ae a , ee a ee Harry Lauder. is pretty well demonstrated by the Orpheum Theater here. The GRAND CENTRAL AND WEST RIE 6 .o *niohte } ‘Tho Ti lle 4 an” “hile Le er. pa her ; é : is gpg oeceoe : - > i a 4 2 eS ; : : Dui VOLTS = @ Wednesday nights In The Riddle Woman’ while. Lauder, on anothe Be SO ese OE ore eS END LYRIC—"“Finger Prints’ | Vaudeville house, along with the dramatic and musical comedy show N ‘ - roil wre” 31] 1 . s Vv Aj v 2 S Vv ' eon : “s ery ; ‘ “e 7 ee ee : . ad . . : uly my = Over Mg vis “farewell tours” will devote Thursday, Friday and Saturda: Lara ¥ Mc ; with Louise Fazenda and He- shops, had suffered for several years from the opposition in the Cc Ot teits i ena: hain ae NE eM OG OE hy He GP Stn = tthe. Inte ath aateematy ae toate: eee OOS or hem ete rete Nr ce 3 Batteries :, eo ‘ = sete! fo n to bis own peculiar etvie of entertainment. Ina ; oom is aca eo cette « ae 4 lene Costello. On the stage cinema palaces and last season there were times when it looked as (Customer. e ° - , bt 4 - re - 1, = e a 4 : ? Peon Fores + oe ye - g*e"e* . . ose y } , 47 ’ : . hae ‘oe P ] ‘ +¢ e No, Mail The National Players, at the Empress, has the dramatic field 3 Smee Ta ‘- a be tes = pe Ae ee though the Orpheum Circuit would run Of red ink. Then came ers, hen the We , start “eek . oe : codemich presenting, 3010 . itself tonight when the W SPE Wars Of Gamienes Marts © week -of (Claire Cram” the introductior of a motion picture on the Orpheum’s »~rogram and the charming little per eee, eee eee See: Bes : eS se ae # | 8ST. LOUIS—‘The Auctioneer,” the cutting of admission prices to about the level of the movie . LTS Size 4°.-Volt C. oe sot —— a In a Bese Baie ET ea ‘ | with George Sidney. On the houses and as a result business has boomed until it looks as though eci : 8 to ff A. M, New York last season ‘‘The Last of Mrs. Cheyney”’ was one of a b oo si se es Ba Bi se ei | stage, Billy House and com- 1927 would be the banner year in vaudeville history, from point of ‘ p la Sio Mail Orders e outstanding dramatic hits and the Frederick Lonsdale polite The Baa i ee OR ee, i — ta Y ees Nereget | attendance, in St. Louis. : Type UX. Guaranteed mrook comedy fairly firmly established Ina Claire as the fore- Hate me — sheigel, ccukuhehaing Piciaiel The fact that vaudeville is celebrating its centennial this year ; $2.15 —— 6S¢ : most comedienne of the contem porary American Theater, ny position Last ie ses ee % oe Ss McGiveney, protean portrayer has been commented on several times in these columns and the sud- R) 0 aa cane @bich she attained after a steady climb from “small time’ vaude- mie: pi ss i ) of Dickens’ characters; Harry denly increased attendance for this form of entertainment here 5. ‘ cn rll Some Ea., 95¢ Pile. George W. Lederer saw her do a turn as a child mimic in of ge Bi SR eg . Lang and Bernice Haley in @ | brings to mind some convincing figures as to its 1827 and 1927 num- ee $1 39 S @ Chicago, took ner trom the “family time” in vaudeville and put Mrs ‘os 3 ee oe se ES et eae tate Columbia | ior of theaters, seating capacity, attendance and artists engaged in roon'S ae” 2 ger in “Jumping Jupiter with Richard Carle, as the ingenue : | em 3 Bese Soe Sane: AM Ean Be that form of essentially American stage entertainment which grew Stranded ; 2% @the company. Her imitation of Harry Lauder in this production Che 2 “igs > oan is eerste os Sage gai. : out of the variety shows of 100 years ago to the present national! in- PANELS — “4 | “stopped the show.” Later Lederer introduced her to Flo Ziegfeld, beat e Bei, Merce eee Ry ae coor amusement of vaudeville. seg aap 50c — who thought her at that time not clever enough for the Follies, and og aes 2 i see Soe aee ate ; oa si SE ss i eis asthe: . eae 2 Mem would have none of her. Later—several seasons later, he did Pe ee em ee 3 : oe a 2 3 Be ps in, N 1827. one theater (the Lafayette) in New York “started things” ema —B Peengace her for _— : — er) rose a ee i ae s ‘ r & a > Be He &, ee | i ease : % Se Bee ee oS a Ee i, by giving an entire program to separate and contrasted variety RADIO STORAGE Jesse Lasky. — de pariine = — : ee es 7 AR mic Re Ss Re ee : eigen tate % : att ail Pe ig - a | = rhet house contained 800 Seats: but played to an average ‘Beutfit, “discovered” Miss Claire, when he was the active impresario ee SS ee: go enn oS ages aa BE . - of 280 people at each performance. Not so good, what? But 26 6-VOLT A BATTERIES at the Folies Bergere, ~— York, essay — —— chery with her a 3 & se é. = Se 2 Wee - : . _ ? o J 4 years later— - 1853- there were eix theaters with an aggregate of rt fmitations. Then Henry B. Harris “discovered” her and put her In si EE A Sans aie Mame de ee occ tue . ca es oe 4800 seating capacity, playing variety to 2400 (half capacity) at eR « FB the leading role of “The Quaker Girl,” where aca . giana: ia ie - oa ee ee Si ee eee : a - “Se ue z 4 4 8 big ae i each performance as the historic averages show. 3 PRICED. vapors geet and romped away with the show. It pngormaiiesin ween ma Ciaire was Ga ee Ee aa a In 1883 there were 28 American theaters devoted to vaudeville. iS ie “The Quaker Girl” that she was again “discovered” by Captain J. 2 Biren Re TE BP * Sa x % a: ae Ls & i a The combined seating capacity of these 28 houses was 25,200 aad S80 Amp. 100 Amp. | BBM@PA E. (Pat) Malone, who was in New York on a scouting trip for Se at: Sy. op a A: Be ee ae they were playing to an average of 18,600 persons per performance. r Af) ‘ Geo: ge Edwardes, of the London Gaiety Theater, with the net re- & os. ae s: . g | ee é | 5 Si. Pigs 2 Es : 3 Be & bert 3 ¥ Se Px Bs Not so bad, and getting better as the circuits widened and the shows 8 6.75 Mmit that Edwardes signed her up as the first and only American et Se a .” *. % : = ay a 3 3 (ee9 3 i ae ‘ zs improved. This period showed the turning point and progress went | we og Sees. 2 ia ae 93 iin, , As to the performers of variety and vaudeville, in 1827 there Charles, the butler to George, the junior footman, in the following % e . sie, i. eo OR. oe | 3 ‘e ¢ ‘es y R z 3 E as ee % 3 | Sie g “4 Es were 12, just an even dozen, of professed variety performers. Nine Manner: : a ae ca i ae ks “——— OM : te eo i Be _ see ae employes “ran” that first variety house. In 1853 there were 36 Free Installation CHARLES—In the vernacular, we have with us today what may te FH & er , ie Sites > he ne ee ey 5 a ; with 60 employes and in 1883 there were 220 artists and 280 em- be known as the social goods. Lady Mary Sindelay. one of our lead- — —_ a Se. oe eet: Sees ee Se el See ployes. In 1900 there were 1140 vaudeville artists and 970 vaude- LESS $ mg hostesses, rich, charming and modest. In fact, one might al- , 2 a P se # 2 Bi, Si F Tiss. j ¥ cd 3 ae ee i “si % Pe: 3 ae i ee = Pe ville theater empoyes to “look after ’em.” | ACCESSORIES. 18 most describe her as a lady. Lady Jean Houghton. 23, courageous a Ss >. i ee % A ae : Soa «=U eee ee ee Now, this year there are more than 12,000 artists fin the Na- ul; a _ any " ; and bea uti f ny). ‘ u Q D } a n w H0 Ca ] ls ‘ . wn bh ] 00d y S pa d ra a n d | ’ > Ss $ # 3 ie : orotate J S ee g ’ on Be t {on a) Va u d ey j ] le A rtis ts A ssocia t j on a ] one ) an d more t han 1 4 ,000 TRATED I ) > t—& Month sen: law > ar - Sk SO ma tf ie a > pee Se OU RR ee ng Se ee Se ee peat aa og . , ; small Down Parmen 10 Mon means it. 4 a ae eg a ai Se ‘go. ai es = ae PO”. ni a SES ae employes constantly engage d in the 7%1 theat -rs that dot the big Radiotrons | RCA Model 100 $35 GEORGE-—-I like ‘er. She lo me out there just now eS ie ae ae | es we ae eae . i, rm 5 5 circuits from coast to coast. > Loud “peaker ‘ : Wi 1)j : +. * oe . ‘ i 2 eee ae b ss , Sige oot ceils ; ss HE announeement, in another column on this dage, that Famous 4 $69.00 List aaa ’ . ° 4 beste . “a4 “2 a . a ee Se Soe — , ote. taret tee =, ‘ 7 U a : ~~ eo lh dealin 4 ek he ce pee sn ony #5 ee seeet . oe ) ars = Oe , er bc ae Be . ail . ie Far. -, GEORGE—The old one with the painted face and the pearls—I 4 U if O Y Woo _ reflectors, platforms, poles, etc., people stare and wonder what it’s : Aon't think much of her ——— all about. | AN CABINE | CH ARLES —S he is Vir’ # 17 ic said of h | th) t RE ated Hié TPR VW rf yy). i al NIare ‘ i f ‘pe ryai? , ] ia? Ciil “:} O rr " tie situation. SO that . bye ’ af v th , TYNE ly etreet of a srnal! “Often there are more technica! sistants than acto 3 4 : : , : Fils -— icin : ne tha 26 wr a ™ National's sur- i I aaa bl Sse] this film Dick is today doling those s wn Deal ” making are a revelation to those who have M her chair one day looking into her glass she spied a double chin. OLLYWOOD pretty generally | : 3 Ole “nim inechanics of picture houses , P T} }azi iri gre ' nave aoa neee in ch } moves a stu as partially repro- terles : At that moment the last of her many lovers called to pay his re. is €lated at word from New | ne es ae” : : : perigee ot ena © 3 ; ‘thin the studio to mateh never seen a company at work. oneeeeeeieetieeeneenneimeneniemmmneemmanll 4 . ae a aoe . ee s , : t ts ; me fou y a " ’rai 2 ’ “4 t | ehair ¢ cj ries ¢ rT cj lie 2 ] trie ‘ } - Has adjustable B wects; looking into that glass, and without flinching, she said. ‘I York tha unghie ie Seton ere Be eee ee 2 n ite ne ine | with t cenes, ie a feature of “Magazines and newspapers have described many processes of unit, full - size SS : - a . Pe ae trey will concentrate all « its lea- sek hes ; 7 4 ree ah : by.’ the race pic- ' ea P@% not at home. With ft knowledge that. given suitable condi- | | nae : a the musical renditions b | , he Sunse lerby, he race pi the business. Many illusions have been destroyed. There are thou- tone chamber as : : e producing i: s new Hou | the title of I a4 tad ys i Aik 4 AA ies . ea . . . ° pci i? Ti : _ . us 17 : 7 ry} $ Loge! & ‘ e § 7 ; : sands of picture goers who think that any kind of background can llustrated. Nre- 2 _ : — ; : 2 oy Be Five-Tube tons even a Bishop Ss evesight can be affected, she wood studio Tt ‘ a eke 4 an- ; : oy + , 61 =e — 1 Babe Rut! om ia U A ray i aw eULlI produceil The , sre int. mate Eisemann 18 - S. sitet al? ' ‘ Asch ‘ mate he production in whica Vormer $90 List peeeis but became respectable Her house today is the m f- nounced that transfer of productio : | yea iar | na featarel ‘ith Anna ccenes were filmed within the be constructed in a studio. When they meet us on location they're ad tivities from sé Long | nd : Bigs eee 5 zy, Nii Wi net written with the ‘ 4 } san ‘ SL UUuIY afi Model ae — es ean Houses B and C | P Qusive 0: ali Our English homes. BCt ‘n “long shots” of surprised. ee ; 4 . a re . ,. = : . studio will ne aa | + “? 4 : ¢*7i i uni I ly Ihe rr ' haa ree I rz ¢ I i. 4 by ae | ‘ 4 ° ry rT. 4 " ° t} ‘ - ‘ 7 » > T ) - , ence tr @ “YEORGE—I must say I like:them when they can get away with Sa i iat ‘| ‘eh’ me © rene! eadin' , - ae ee the street were needed, the scenes Once when I told a man we'd come to his city for atmos- I : Lal a, “ail e + nm} "« acituaii’ sc icit - int the SBYIilz I] Lown & . . a Ere they didn't make alf a-fuss of that bloke with the tall at cpoue 95 per, of the company rT @ mb which will go in | ar SGN FE SS a. eres a i oe ay eset phere he thought I was talking about the weather. Tite mistake , 4 iS - * 4 4 ~ ’ j ‘ ad j — ; i ‘ i ‘ 8 she % hu ¢ ‘ sit ‘ ; X hata ; , is Tr): in arte ry mate 16d er ec? ' _ thy A ed for This sairc $24.95 : Wher, a came In. picture: Ve »é>6 Trade e é mradg Tio? ort \ r ri tesoyTi nder the ) ‘tle ‘Said "ith "> * rage ; was natural. W eather is one of the most important considerations f CHARLES—-The tall bloke with the tall ‘at was my Lord Elton,a East. The Long Island studio wi iS adapting t ,? eet ritten by Gersaid Beaumont, [Ol- .»q@ wWhiliam-Collier Jr. are fea- in outdoor picture-making, but when I mentioned atmosphere f De ee ee eee eee .. lowing its publication in one of the tureg in “The Sunset Derby.” meant al) the elements that go to add realism to a story and its Noses Li med bpetore Mary Astor t 1927 Model : poh, eligible bachelor; an intimate friend of royalty and a man ot! 38 BNsiderabje importance, Dukes open their doors personally when for ui ee eth eitetin® a Scent Don't Tell ti = A gauche a been complet S: r setting 5- me Calis on then To have got him here today is a triumph——he features now being organized, Th ‘tiherd Berthels ; who broke =m et nage ening Huth rm daha ME trae wecoeg “During the past few years | have made pictures in Califorpia, me L , Leet eres Wm meee Panama, Florida, Alabama. South Carolina, the Canadian Rockies, 3 eluding speaker 5 GEORGE—Th. chap they all cal Arthur: i like him, be makes ne US |. — e piaying tennis everly Fiilis 3 ROEM foes a a tare ahi a ae ‘te | = htt tTreland, the wheat flelds of Alberta and New York City. In each : 8.95 -o~ Ssegameany $49.9 a SINK’ PEOESES ERERL SSIS Ne ese Da 3 ts st ws : , (eeu, a id oO: | Bia ‘i gine Gia > : aes aa ~ |e einen William Ma rte vat nry and instance our travelirg added something besides scenic background — ay (entinvued on Next Page. ees etur makers fri ‘ i = : :ice * sie : — : x orld rnotion picture 39 j : Th | C | c . } ] ; tion ry 1 rie ate I { ea per od ‘i F' Ae ? { ba? ’ » © Sas - - ’ 11.95 ate ul as $1 2. eatrica aiendar ) Fairbanks and other moving jic- "| siggeeh Bag es ys ec ueie, attained fame in his own rig is ttte th. « enenede outed “Cam: about. Often they have lived and | puERICAN. Ina Claire in the UPC SAIS ENS Proeucers | nee 5 deel ie La planning to return the compiiment | n.” by Rudolph Letha, to- stud.ed in the locales described, 5-Tube Set > Ss ) P®ldom goes anywijecre Bipment. in- Complete with sll equipment, in- : een ianenieniprmterecnninsitin “en the latest ———_——— a aac > a4 omedy-dramau The Last o* Ive pre re lease fi Tr 1 rie wié ’ eee : . ’ " P ' : : : 1 . O..2.3 4 q a RT-RIALTO ae Mondas ‘ 4 eee es io sate eel rele — } i : A310 rie s ¢ )+ i - i* ‘ , tig Bertha ‘ ~ ‘aiff. rent : ’ : "Te would he im possible for ai. High and tow Charge _ ‘Uesdav ee ‘ soths ' , ; ait Dy : eh wa ;, —_—— t desigoenWws yi 11 gS y f . ‘a an j VW ednesday. Y : : ’ ce ° . . otc sict , al ere e. 7. . rravTig +e * he oa / ’ , $9 4 on 4 04 94 ¥ “7 ig , ‘ ‘Ts, $19.50 wnlue $ . . 3 ferthe tt . lial Se eee | en revealed by} | schenck comedy, featuring Charlie Murra; rectors and players té stay In Hol- eS BW . | -_ = nin “The Riddle | | hi: n oO 1 of directo: , , oo (jeorge Sidney. has gone ; . Eliminntors mee) Oman.” Thursday. Fridas | ee en ee cae Ls i si snndinine seuninene tneamaniiaes iad | lywood or New York and produce o 10.00 1 ri LIT ¢ ‘Tis ; . ‘ ‘ ic } id . ‘ ré awny e e > oming p] ‘iol on ‘he surbea NK lo ri * . pu tures indefinitely. One would P g*> Myf rho Volt Ps Y. . RESS.7 4 i 7 + ° " 4 rrry : é shiny ' QO” rineipal it jew — , } « el 13° : : ee is i - . $ bat a the right armount of *Laggeration FREED-EISEMANN _ ha auline Frederick it inet wos m hie second starring Helen Gahagat ‘etelle Winwood. one. two and three days ur permiacuge es Ry ye vaylbaee oi & vr understand the emetiems of RADIOLA Bai ‘8a 5 " « VV ifs a pict wre. ‘ } ? ‘ : ar! ' bir Ox "Thy Mi re ery ; ¥ 4% ¢, , q} P . ’ iol ' get aii ’ : Fig : iC B ZF ss i uprising os} : i oe, wae Bertha Kalich. at the Shubert, characters utile “s | . -ecters and Same ETY—*'p . ; e: 2 lee : ‘ , - ~~ ok See . ap oe Boston or (hieago. an Vise Viet —, 7 piayers meet all) kinds of people — aan ee ed Kisses s hubert, Jazz Singer his ts the sta lay Heggie, Otto Kruge Rollo Pe- «ithe On = 1e 29. 1964, and re- eames ee | CARR Seay} Marry Lauder, at the Shu — pe amet im ie wg hr rs and a dozen ofhers. Since the will. probably be of @even weeks ™® Odessa. June =). 19 an’ Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. —----—_ -- +. : > ane , % h— Burlesque. a F ida and Saturday in Which Jesse] scored in New or I nnd @ @ezcn : : ee ; a 575 . Continued on Page Peer. ( entineed on Neat Page. PATCH Regularly prints MORE WANT . 4 Se , | Thursday, Friday ' and throughout the country A other St. Louis newspapers COMBINED, = — opening performance on Jan. $1, ali duration.

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os ees ik b, : se Rg i sco Fer ue ae : wr 4 ‘ te hela » sedan deanna PNG A A MI e a 2 * RE They see itie:s a 6 See oe Jeg, all spo dé RAE ORSON ee BN ORE BI ele AE ARC ORE. aed Mae tes erat ye ey : ee eats oe . M2 , ot - ae * - ERE SR a OR a ets he y LDA GPO LENE. Mat. 2 Pe we pay OE aca Sgt IPT ANE LEP As ELA GOP CE A © Reeve Pe eee ce en ee eee Pe ieee , oar fh t LPOoUus: wevertNrei Tri DOSS rs sss) 717i f. —_ _¢ Li +3 al Tre Piav* gd Brahms pours hanhes Symphony Bspearean 1 Shakspea! Such a Sona! fia works TOM MEIGHAN in * BLIND ALLEYS* bone Atissour: Pop Concart Will Be Held At W. U. Today > jude ’ yy ;e Si — wan \? —— Pianis Piece accom pant A. Habig. h a? he } \ > , } re ph: iy ertirTe HELENE COSTE! LO :2 "FINGER PRINTS"~— Grand Central ., _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 'Box Capacity Municipal ‘the new plans there ; boxes seating 1014 persons, as com- boxes was made possible ‘use of part of the promenade which separates the first rows in the auditorium proper and by moving the orchestra pi forward. the front of eliminated footlights c prove the 1i nmr Ire) * > * lar with since the beginn mroductions » ~ ~ ent $109,000. thrown open for season reservati ho — 45° Piano ‘ SUNDAY MORNING, Doubled For Summer Opera ‘Advance Orders for Municipal Season in Forest Park Larg- est in History of the Organ- ization. HE work of rearranging the box seat section of the Municipal Theater in Forest Park, with a view of providing a large number boxes for next summers Opera season, which pens June 6, is completed. Under will be 170 f new the previous arrange- $3 boxes seating 552 per-j| sons. Space for two additional rows 0o1 by the box seats from The promenade 1 38 the Stage has been VQULL The box Municiy in hoice | ee i izOUISaAnS ’ _— iocations who season reservations each year. new two. boxes, with the exception will each hold six persons. The advance season reservations for 1927 are the largest in the tory of with the subecriptions at the summer enterprise the pres- amounting to more than boxes wil! time The new oOmorrow. INA CLAIRE COMES IN POLITE CROOK PLAY TO AMERICAN : Centinued frem Preceding Page. he? He's my about iuse of thelr hopeiess x bh 7” Y « “—s >i we ly ~~ . *% — [i@ fT} i_aers a ee .% ; eS ses + , . , arries the oider cir " res xz a = Ligmz @ZTLeTio? r*T.\ ©" 1 AY iimBm, ~Re and singer -7~ Thursday, here > ‘ » ePengagremer ™ * 7 a t from and nresenft a omedy hit, song, dance and music ‘The Sap at the Beach iy es " i“ .> — @ -. | nowt ee ieacrr —, wit! tled s what is ‘easa “nut” comic. He rssisted by (wo girls and bit of the classics will be offer by Herma and Muar Reyes ~er?t piantste and violinist Walter Brower. whose facetious discussion on matrimony, rood measure of fame aa LoOnalagiat Jones and Rea ina !- hearin and stuttering furn, and Margaret Stewart's posing act aiso will be on , . ti won nin a ENERAL DIRECTOR Woon WARD of the National is thie week alfernating his praduction of the ‘Ter curren? etre! of fancy from the heart «fringes of Jean Webster Daddy Long Lers.’ charactere wl! Rroadwavy successes with that named A cnet af ° produce the pla se +4 ahe ” MARCH 6, 1 S CORINNE FREDERICK: solozs? ¢ with the Symphony Friday enc 6|©* Sa lurday ? “Fashion, DOROTHY JACKES, solorst a’ todays OP Concert ASNEN GRenned. Second Thoughts on First Nights By ALEXANDER WOOLLCOTT. CECIL SPOONER ~ Gayety thieves just hetween if a the tab! _rr?T Tt os ; -—— - - ‘ a & good a RT he > _-—. be- > 7 =? ar ad get elected Gov- violent 2 -— * . 7 rirates. ol ™ HELEN SINCLAIR, ~ Grand Asi - r= 4 For Eight Plays Life or Season Which Brings Kane as Falstaff. be no other at tne 800. (ances a ‘nights and . cluding will «be | hearsals. represent season subs Garden The . *. mrt - Dlilty - + -* & 44 are: quests we g resembianc+. such a play is called nd in French he English la no equivalent borrow has needs £Uuazy > ‘aused = ~ — tt eo ~ se -* extraordin VAUDEVILLE MAKES FIGHT WITH CUT IN TICKET PRICE (entinued trom Preceding P. ze. . aa : i. ~~ -*- Ping: uv > i. Stardom that ai) | oe | " “ty ra > ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH \Garden Theater | To Open June Z in New York” to Be Novelty of the ie ee Hazel Whitmore of the Empress Stock Company, acing the Music * recog- ac : 6 re _— Wisi irscay Levy, Max Stein- was Stars to Appear at Actors Fund Dinner CHRPLES RAY ra "THE PIre BRIGADE"~. loew's Siale give) “Srmphony in C Mager.” Rustle of Spring,” the Mendeissohn’s ballet music “Faust,” “Fingal’s Cave” § from &G and Ellenberg’s lin Serenade” are also the program. The Morning Etude will bud regular bi-monthly musious i: Town Club Auditorfum @ 3 Wednesday’ morning. Tie : s the American Opera, “Hiapewk by Charles will [van Lee Holt. ee hie hh WwW Ooici Wakefield Cadman be presented ty Dr. Guest speaker, Fi lowing Dr. Holt’s lectures : > Wii program Madame be given. Ernestine Se Heink will give a song recital on Monday evening, April «4 dame Schumann-Heink is @ urney of 20,000 miles, called) Golden Jubilee Tour, in celebr of her 50 years before the p When pearance with she made her farewell the Damrosch ~hestra. in December, she wag d with a handsome gift @ Flagter, president of nphony Society, and also as »ssed scroil ll from the music orc hestra, gnaking her an : rary member for life of the ganization, an honor conferred on one previous occasion & history of the orchestra. piano recital at Shelde® im on Friday evening, Maat MacGregor is Mrs. George the son of Me. A. MacGreser had his training while 2 & under Leo C. Galloway. Miller and € He was a memie the master class conducted &@ ~~ : - (7,ar yA in Chicage and Wm Later he under tadia Bovulange under the suspiow iOUis Chamber Music will be the fia le Si ciety this yaar fifth successive season Sr k String in St. Lew given at the New (aa rnoon at 3 o'clock

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Bs 505s. “te a hy Pd Kt 08 * cree oe ee - eee te + pte en Seene -) ‘ae (7 oe eee tanee re of the Empress Stock Company. name a ee tt. pday at gh School. under the ax Stein- phony, was ung musi- sic. There mibers on of Beet- Butler, rkadeiphia, d toa St. sicale tea, of David Thursday has given South and gO. Vagabond nthe Sun- of Loew's o'clock to- , Hugette’s .,” “Some of the Vag- or his ‘“‘big’”’ er the serc- ~~ —s 7. Ss hu be ri.sé at Binment at the Actors’ Cates a C&- sin attend- hie] reported PB Sponsoring last Friday of chair- at the invi- mn, financier York, who campaign ing $12.50 and the en- All fi is es are paid ctors’ Fund roceeds of The enter- | be provided , @l stars ap- March: 31, @brities who! city. An- e first pub- | ; * . . VV Singers LaCie in} eh, Hicipal Cp- ~? : ’ : tertainment by Charlies dire: ior To! Association supervision manager otf ears he | Siress ifir? i ors THE FIRE ws State | but now | mt.” “Only | : be to study | — hed in this | lbéert’s or- | will give] “Symphony in C Major.” Sinding’s ‘Rustie of Spring,” the overture ty Mendeissohn’s ‘‘Fingal’s Cave,” the ballet music from Gounod’s “Faust,” and Eilenberg’s ‘“‘Mando- lin Serenade” are also included in the program. The Morning Etude will hold its regular bi-monthly musicale in the Town Club Auditorium at 10:30 Wednesday’ morning. The subject is the American Opera, “Shanewis.” , by Charles Wakefield Cadman. which will be presented by Dr. ivan Lee Holt, Guest speaker. Fol- lowing Dr. Holt’s lecture a musica] program will be given. Madame Ernestine Schumann- Heink will give a song recital here on Monday evening, April 4. Ma- dame Schumann-Heink is on a journey of 20,000 miles, called her (olden Jubilee Tour, in celebration of her 50 years before the public. When she made her farewell ap- pearance with the Damrosch Or- chestra, in December, she was pre- sented with a handsome gift from Harry Flagler, president of the Symphony Society, and also an em- bossed scroll from the musicians of the orchestra, making her an hon- orary member for life of the or- ganization, an honor conferred only on one previous occasion in the history of the orchestra. Williard MacGregor, Pianist, now of Indianapolis, but whose home still is St. Louis, will give a 'plano recital at Sheldon Auditor- im on Friday evening, March 23. | MacGregor is the son of Mr. and : ; tickets for | Mrs. George A. MacGregor and had his training while in St. Louis under Leo C. Miller and Charlies Galloway. He was a member of the master class conducted by Ru- dolph Ganz in Chicago and won a scholarship there. Later he went abroad, studying under Isidor Philipp and Nadia Boulanger. The New York String Quartet will give a concert at Sheldon Auditorium, Tuesday evening. March 29, under the auspices of | ‘the St. Louis Chamber Music So- ciety. This will be the final con- cert of the society this year and the fifth successive season for the New York String in St. Louis. The fifth organ recital by Wil- liam Theodore Diebels, organist, | will be given at the New Cathedral this afternoon at 8 o’clock. The soloists will be George E. Muskens, tenor: and George H. Schmitz, baritone, “ ee ion ® Ce oe. eS = eae ane s wre % ON’T dally with loose dandruff (epi- thelial debris) for one moment. Always unsightly, it is often the danger signal of very serious scalp trouble—possible loss of hair, or worse, humiliating baldness. Go after loose dandruff in earnest at the first white warning. The systematic use of Listerine will usually do the trick. Nothing complicated about it, either. | You simply douse it on the scalp full strength and massage ofl thoroly. Use plenty of it. And TO at ' do it systematically. You will be _SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH. 6, 1927 AT THE FIRST WHITE WARNING se eA cree ¢ 3 ST oc7 > 2 =r CONTROL DANDRUFF > “0 pelea yaydles + . “ -. ~h ee eee, simply delighted with the results in a very short time. Aside from its ability to check dandruff, Listerine has an exhilarating effect that makes your scalp feel clean, soothed and healthy. Lambert Pharmacal Co., St. Louis, Mo. A Postscript for Ladtes Few preparations equal Listerine as a means of keeping hair well | aagwl> groomed. It seems to have a natural faculty for keeping the hair in a glossy waveand es® renewing its life after a “permanent.” ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH 7 ~“ . 2 a ~ y Se: ~~, ie ie ~ 2 ‘es . ‘ . . -% 7. y we * oe oe a re ‘“é on \ A Se RCO 2 eo ‘ge i Cle 9) \ Pe i ¥ : O d a a ee ” P r J . . > 7 > > x 7. ha —s . . 2! 7 - od et ae en ee . ‘ > es a A *. he re 4 “i "¢ 7 by ” . , ¢ . a ~ ? ‘ L > a | INE and dandruff simply do not get along together ? -— * > : > +a * > = « ‘ a » _ cd Fe eee hE A OF NN A A AN GE I BNE te « Ce NLS ttn ee MN mR tg tie Pilani

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Ha cet SL LOUIS POST-BISPATCH__ a PAGE 4B ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ee SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 6, 1927 gq eee eee P10 ee a ; res. | ie : da her first part in picts 'merce. Tomorrow is ladies’ da) > and has th incipal roles|a quartet of feature pictures this | zen | eay, d m weg 4 efay. Immediately Neilan | He was a director at Universal and | and arrangements have been made fn ; Edmund Burns, Blanche Mehaffs j}coming year. . + of hich schoot. : pan , se was just out 0 g to seat 659 persons. | ; Lou Tellegen, Bate returns from New York he will Loui BEHIND HE —— | Ethel ons rles sicneacits iplunge into the first production at |The part was very dramatic. Louise Ss Ki Fal @ ' . HEAT FE} 2. | t : London and Cha played a starving mother with a/ ~ ADVERTISEMENT —'| ‘The Broken Gate.” by Emerson his own taditenn in Edendale. yt - saa Min eae san c — . > he was sO Sov sian 4+ l t ; ds : Ts. o| i in . Bn eomseg 89 £9 ¥ tT} ae uth iT of : The ove! TM 1% > "2 7 PT) eet ° Farrell baby a °° "h Do: Squeeze B s Centineed from Page One- ,to direct “Bs Sabreur,” Christo- a tne Plage * en completed, hg ng , aprennagpic.s Ber sora ath in that “Ma donald raved when ane on "t ers sd her early education in Odes- pher Wren’s sequel to “Beau Geste.” | Wagon,” has been P "a= | Macdonald are working together in}. into custard pie comedies —Dissolve Them | aaa KENYON LLOYD ll . per St Ps ters- Production-will soon get under /is scheduled for release March i». a picture for the first time in 14 Ty insi , 1% : «iti7 _ = * ad * eye tion: will ' c sh ly afterward [ Stili iMSISt, | cone out Dlackbeads : sa. Moscow. iex ' % I he st are Dorothy P hillips, :, , F shortly aiter queezing o ° ’ - > a . e a Ze § ro dl |e _ “hers, be- ; a ’ 7} ; aaf | burg at the age of 15 she Wa way. bere Pe ee Hier J Morence Tur- years. It is “Cradl sgagpito | says Macdonald. “that Louise is 4 | large. ug! y pores. rhe = et a ; the Tilliam Cottier Jf., = ence ut 4 im- le a peal 30l- ee . ing made at Fox Films studios un natic actress.” | sane way to get rid of these biem: | a : * withdrawn from schoo, t * [ospired by a passage trom. er Gibson Gowland Phillips Smal-' . :, irectio f Howard fine drameic a voiirs ve OE ishes ts to dissolve them. Get two) The Fun She iis a Biot = ising having brougat eee el) “The Way |" sls . der the direction 01 | ic Day" Tomorrow. ’ a of Calonite powder from | AND ON THE ‘STAGE sex uice pegtol i aR ay 1m. | samuel Butiers novel, ae Wy tiey and Charles A. Post. pag Macdonald is playing | “Missouri Pacific Day - | oumces nant conditions which made im-) + ay mech” which is declared to|** an a - Hawks and Macconaia is p e— ri Pacific Day” will be | your drug store, =prinkie a littie on G—BIG ACTS H HIGH-CLASS VAU ’ ee eaedle Saree a SN ee he th In pursuit of plays, Marshall Miss Fazenda’s husband. The fact) masse ae luncheon meet-|# bot. wet cloth. rub eves thes hittle, | ni} le . ti 7 iu Ls2c ~~ o . - _ : .* de i] rit " «ff -.47 Hic institutions. At thistime Her -" | . een story, it has been decided | Neilan set out . F'a the Tr lub at noon to- ll disappear at once. “ agen ay had been a journalist, ogee a she title of Emil Jan-|Monday. The director plans on | was Macdonald who gave Miss Fa-/ ing of the Traffic C ——————— ict ARA BOW in ot ke SHE HAS « tner, : ah hgee iis Lliiset Ja = - ; : aaat ‘ Aid . aL ta _— e ei = a as ter mF in Russia. Going to , “The Man Who Forgot God” ‘coming home within the course o! ___ PHOTOPLAY THEATERS PHOTOPLAY THEATER? PHOTOPLAY THEATERS ROE eS Be | | me Bet > i . ™ 4 5 7" m~ + took his family and trave? led (tO Jing’s first American-made picture | making a flying trip to Manhattan, m ities > > various Cities ;: iroin , . lio} rontier, antes H . a. ith e hough screen Viebpna over the Po.sa . to ‘ The Way of Au Flesh.’ two x ee x S, With nN : ti nom, + * . ‘SRat are — ut four Neil “if y % “4s hh Vd L Z / 7" Wf, Mig Yj Li ij Wf Of) bf f 5 ee “Blondes —_ > nthe Sascha Gayne Whitman, who plays a eee ee aurine the an a / V WY } & i Y 4 Y * Y" Y Uy q by Wr Uy’ yy Y WY Vay MN, we } ae ot ts ; iw Cx HIGHwaw REL ne mr : - ~*~ wt . ‘ . eat Si Rp * io bom tay i 7 i RE eS; at SG be aint eS ee . - ~ , . Ss ape ie ad le pee ; - - a he | » a . rk wit! productions du } Acts of Vaudeville jon picture WOrs ir featured role in “Too Many } then actively engaged 1n eature ae : +32, the next 12 months. The producet My, , Uy, L As RIFF ITH compan eclg we rian caplia ‘rooks,” the photoplay which! / | CORINNE 6 WY, st director's new contract with Unite¢ Vf, pe production in the Au rings iidred Davis back to the - , him ¢ turn +} dd / Zn =, ee [ ee . s Arti ats : t T nitn i‘) Kis bh vs 4 A a f 4 ee x , .* “Lads in Ermine” } . eS. . ‘fs —- : “ °s fate ef Vaudeville With the de parture of Beve Ve" | screen, appeared in more than 600 Be a ~S\ © d ant — The in leo | ‘ : ‘ . + > tag , ‘Be my nce ee er 1% legitimate stage ‘plays before start- | > = , ’ Macze - els and Cl lare “a Daniel “_ -_ gE biggeen isso - Beautify Your Home | Lea» -\ a ; t ‘ «.cemmer BRechelors « » ~ i Aid - . & wa Je ; j ; - Vionte, “Senorita,” mS his career . T ‘s Acts ef Vaudeville | cae sipeunt. tend ao : WITH ewest pict ture oftic: . s o 4 Ss wen - ig a comedy- Jack Dougherty has been seiect- | fae. 5 LIx ‘) / y , jh WY ZS Uy a production. Sows =. a rl who im- ed to play the role of the ‘heavy’ \ ef ae C m4 \ . of, : ‘ “fo drama of an Tries a . : ea § a Ari rons Bound , the initia! yve- " | i* y a. “gs. TEE : 6 Span- esi ALA i2U Lea PV Us Vas 4 , z IANT. SHAGGY as ' ates pulsively dons nig y that guise vis- | hicle of Gary Cooper, eRe Tt > S ~ ” ™ | SEVENTH AT LOCLs, ~S & | a, TFATRICE “JOY sh cabaiere and 1 soca MOONS ASTERS YG Me 7 —— ee i aw \ es? ri atar. vw! H iS ec ee o ov 4) freer , atber 1D Sout h Ame! a! : | A TREMENDOUS mac 1 etne Wisard of Ow its her grac uied to commence prox 4 | / 1! Shades. All Colors. Mam- | —-_ ane nas ; wenn ca. in the next few days f alll o" wers. We tell you ~ fe Frand”™ ; ala Pp: ar al nou ont S ph 10- 2 2 ‘ : ~ : _ banter Write today— we will ' , e ° : f § “- 4 Ch wl . ‘* Stark —v~ pa ttera) + f aliAC eery. Wi JUSt COM ne | Fou , eh egeed to grow 150 beau ’ ° &. Bi. = ~— ‘ Bese of the D tai v er a T > ‘é Tree . ‘ r; ‘ ict ire ym o maitienil “x r AS . 5 . . Fe om R + ‘ » - pe ee asen race, the moun- | P! me ity. Sees ee _Shagey Asters. —— Honoring the First Anniversary of New York-Produced ‘ | | ; “Sebway america's hiaden *ot™ en. | based on the stage piay, LOO the! 10. pase. Plante FREE : ; a taincers of North taro’ ...| Fourteenth,” is in New York on pond 4 Sue eran i vy Shows in St. Louis! 53 Nat. apes an RE ETE OE ay IE 0 BO tS ese diagenesis a Shae tet OAS Vee ah ian. moth gal pessee and Af nce It ts declared | vacation CONDON BROS., SEEDSMEN C’ S L - sid oe Ss a ees sith Rober “Lhe Frrincel Pro) HobOKe) a River Walley Seed Farm mon f. ouls vy eritics «0 tal ' . : ROCKFORD. ILLINOIS “aherty’s ° ‘Nanook of bone nt Sp = ob 249 n ¢ ner an a Hons = , real “a ' St ‘o Cover Postage iy Help Us Observe the First Birthday of ; — — ind “\ioana, aii 4 ‘ Phe picture, which has a dramatic TAY THEATERS TEATEES y Publix Presentations—An Event That The picture, which hae © ced life| SHOSOP = J the rili Marks the Dawn of a New Era in Motion- sail in america. was = GRAND on v4 , . i Picture Entertainment. a oO + e r - i. Sarl Brown, one of = ie~ Tour DELMAR 4 most cameramen of mouus Pesce . F fa Broadway brought to you every week! ‘yres. Brown, 3 native Ot ee ; vf / O 1 4 ek, conceived the idea of se nly at the Ambassador can you enjoy sora tet - film and sean | Po Fn ee ek. Se cee See ————__—s '.eNTE SLOE All the Glameur and Glitter of ' 4 “Nets of ie America’s Greatest $4 Revue! Compressed Into a Stirring Romance Packed With True Heart * Appeal—a Great Picture’ anna Q. Nilsson and Chas. Murray im Mesked We story revealin mm mitive ond customs of the most prit : | Saad AMERICAS MOST BEAUTIFUL THEATRE CONTIALVOUS 7. wet ' ee EO A Be ee 7 . naan = ne these wondrous shows—shows that no one the . enthusiasm »f Jesse Lasky. © —i nth ve sance the filming. None uel} ) 4 ater could afford to produce—Broadway ar- Sa odie se seen amo ion .: f | . tists—Broadway costumes—Broadway settings picture exces Helen A GLOOM CHASER DE LUXE! | , | —Broadway’s master minds—assuring you ‘ iis irtually A THREE-DOLLAR Show at Movie Prices! ' “ week-i w « : ; i Clara Bow, selectee © Entertainment that only the GREAT ORPHEUM CIRCUIT can provide! ay tay * : ¢k-in and week-out consistency in stage en | tertainment. A” tee ite « = ee I «= —ite oe OO RR ae - Taiking Cent. 2 hiss ut: -30 P.M. “Lewis STONE =a L | | Wik — toemedy as a Broadway nal Who " i and sag Loy es a - Dane “ LLOYD HUGHES as 3 Penniless ‘ jerk ’a lt es to Love a Follies ‘Dances BILLIE DOVE W ho Choo ges Bet weer Them Ona The Stage Joyous Jazz Jubilee! A Gala Broadway Productim ET '. CE rT eat are eeget se & oe , > - fhe YOoUvUs y ore Ui : a -* “The 278-Pound Heavyweight The “Greenwich Village Champion of Laughter, Follies” Comedy $ters, And now—comes the biggest show of all—a stupen- : Sieeesae wase BILLY HOUSE & CO. WH. & JOE MANDEL | dous party—expressing our appreciation of St. Louis’ progress in he | loyalty to these productions—and a promise of great- “RESOLUTIONS” “QUIET PLEASE.” — er things to come. ee a ee ee Owen McGiveney °rrtis sit Syxes A Quick-Change Dramatic Episode from Dickens. - rit , S ALLSTAR CAST i= mpas '- Pyle im Parsdie”™ and Vaudeville | CORINNE (RIFFITH , in “Lady & doen a Acts ef Vaaudev =~ eer eee eer aR ty pm [ st. L0Ui$ AMUSEMENT C2.'S THENTE'S | L CLARA BOW sand | ANTONE eer Grand and Arsenal" =. - Ow 1 Ane ore wees Neilson Charlies Bernice unable, to attend Snow & Columbus Lang & Haley canal whic? The Dancing Stars of the f “Music Box Revue.’ “WHO IS YOUR BOSS ADSERT + ae eee a *. . ” ~ — _ , RETTY BRONSOSM te | Grand-Flor. (oy... -shoay’s Acting” frand & Pisstowss «pecial Matinee — | . te lg a “Reed of the Sex” GRAVOIS | ies Se Voudevilie | ‘RICHARD Dri fer Twe™ ray Tye @:e8..®@ . - > @ae . | Based on DAVID BELASCO’S | Great American Char a.c ter Drama, in Which David Warfield Won His Fame. A Year ef T riurmph— “Breed of the Sen ie iets of al one ' Special Metiner FaXCwUrer=sa. eranpwrrarc are Se STF AMA YV A Yenr Distinguished by Such Tnparalicied Hits as Peal Devised by Frank Cambria Celebrate One Year of New York | ss" «: ~¢ Shows With a Galaxy of New York Stare— / entennial Week sy VQ EK RS ——— CRAIG CHARLES WALTER CAMPBELL IRWIN VERNON Sop sitincassmme te ee J F Sra =S wr ae “Abd if a Se 2 Potnting Teo Wuny Onera Favorite ieneaiinns . Ec onarte for Two Seasens Artiste and Mo aéais Dancer A Greater Second Year— ae a T Oo D A Y ’ 7 + i" en © ‘*ea- 3 | hd Py biz . Chamberlain DOROT ° A Tear that wiil carry forward : ‘ © ry ch-maxsineg ermtertainment or1lered rw - = and Himes NEVILLE TERMINI ; { , Pri nna [netrumentall SUNDAY AND WEEK | Look Into the Future With Us—These Are Coming— Comecy Dance : ‘aoe = | Comedia OF MARCH 5 : , : JOH LAE. tn LYRIC 9) SEso=ra Ststh and Pine : DEVIL” | MAFFITT RICHARD D DIX in 2812 XS. \endeventer ' Reecint ’ et .% ¢. > - vr Po © 4 , y ; - o . ’ 2 God bring — ‘ . ; . , ” And Every Week a Broadway show—‘Suach \ew York Hits at “Puppets. * . : “Wy / - * , fi b k “Venetian Glass.” and “Under Brooklyn Bridge™—Every One Ontstanding ¢ “LADTES AT PLAY”. autesille boys, — ti, LL eQcccammnnnnnee , 6 ok of ¥ > 99 That was her prayer—the prayer of the | i, b y / fe | 3001 wast Su: ten Av. tonight! Mother with the Listening Seare: who 4 e> 5 — knew that those fire bells, calling her ! | ' SHA A we boys away, might take them on | VG //4 as and Shaw a journey that had no return! | hy : ' It’s the prayer of INGTON Shenandoah | the Mother in— GRAND AT wash , CRA Shenandoah A NEW TEAM OF SCREEN LOVERS Jee! her for the First Li i , ont pr ! a - Appear Togetne 7 N - Ff J thes xo Famous Sint ARSE Love Storr Tou Neve A Y |. wee PLAYING | N rine in RoUsa MM: THRILL You: . , N , ty y PLAY I G is vy : a RH Ba e ‘Ra {= ‘ ff scart ** the “Cat and the - Z P tA Lat ' a22¢ @ me an 2 - iy , J ; a Secend :2— r 4 >: = / ; 4 J 4 y+ a. 4 J > >? 7 —Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer’s HUMAN picture of the love of a man tor a woman—and a mother for her sons —the story that has thrilled “hard boiled” New York for TEN WEEKS at $2 a seat—here at our usual “LOEW” jrices— 6 te eh ee ot & . fare bas at nt SD, rate, re ela IR tls + * ttn: hesetel scttan Ppa APE. 50 HE ne ‘A x. Sad . C EMR MELB AOE DAI MARS 0 68 i e pan ! “di ;. Pats SRS v > 0 & ‘ wf r is } an? ili eapanaon Sohne cite me a > PRESS ; : i sa aye oP et ” , vy igs 4 set Ly a 14 Abarat: ee nar ES 8 : ‘ suer P mes one i Lape ek OO tam Pa gg ON nD ACRE 6D el ate rt ARE» AMINES SSS 6 OERRE APTS TS TEAS © ee a coe , eit wane ae ints: ae: 5 ies ry ae er SS Be at Saas EE ep eet eRe ; yee Re RS Sa Ie ae ~ so oN ee: AY SO abe . BP oe be ” a hdl hee ~) Oe Agha gee | eet in Re ae ae ee , : ; Se eee a Me HN ey Shah nae F a aaa, NT b et Lee een rs i iS ES Adapted From T emorrou—Menday— “Hard Boiled”— , at 12 O’Cleck Noen— “Soft Boiled’’— ARTHUR SOMERS | ROCH’S Daring leaps, stirring Husbands— . a 4 : | y LOUISE FAZENDA ) Helene Costello S eethearts— aN : he hemesp=uen hero of / Y ou crip veur chairs with excitemenr ere mmute Wives— , ; hes @ apd youl! how! wrth laugtter the sext—whee you ' - i ' see this preture of a wise chicken wir ; ’ > ‘or : . : ond "Washington THEY'LL ALL LOVE Pr . ie Page etd come eee ) Bice Somes coe : > SEE IT FREE! THIS LOVE STORY! ' ' ) a= i es 3 A HAIR-RAISING MYSTERY: hoice Seats Today—Com vor >. M. Deluse SBow. Doors Opm OTR an ad gn etghsheh — ee eee VE B® Ate » wn ~~ we @ 6 eee ae ne otk weer. eres ee LOEW'S SUND ON THE STAGE CONCERT AL LENTZ AT 1:30 O’CLOCK TODAY ONLY and His ~~ ~ ene Aa eae TUNEFUL CHESTRA OF 65 playinn, COMEDIAN Marnie tid ~~ eeohn ge pened 4 oC Nantes’ Sptentty = ST. LOUIS FIREMEN’S TRIO es Me hv} - > Wess eee EE a RT RR, Ry! at: ho es cite ee PS. tJ rate * z tise R ea ings TASES SES gee ° 2 Pao oe] + * ae ° ‘ ee . deere a 2 r sat 0 3 35 Y Sa ea bs as pet Cele atest . Betty EPEAT LRH 2 ee oA ate st i ees PES i My “= eee. : oa ~ ON eh aa gels pa ea P >, , ela? os ; ‘: e pe te > wt - we Ase 4 2 08 celia epee Uh PRIS od Nanidah + Ww ° : . . : = : , ae a Bren e ak BOOM A } set ‘ >t = = i a WITH USUAL SHOW aT MONDAY “oNtY USUAL PRICES “T. LOUIS FIRE =— S-PIECE BAND

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y - HEATE eRe cA ON ‘\’ LLOYD H Ics AT PLA t's a Biot! Hwhw AT Aniest Show 1: I AND ON THE ‘STAGE _ i Ne a Re UGHES, IGH-CLASS NAUDEVILAL all STARTING MONDA y nm ‘“‘IT’’ SHE HAS “itl ~ ee ee a ee el Uy TZ, ifter of Cevue! Stirring * e Heart * York Stars— WALTER VERNON Keoent ri Dancer a Galaxy of New ARLES RWIN Bdian. Late of Ble and Modeis - DROTHY EVILLE ima Donna Soprany JOE TERMINI Inetrfumental Comedian Saturday ) ROSIE RADY” Qh-Jewish “att fe: A Riv = o—me 77 PLAYING THRILL You: * than the “pa;:~ the “Cat and the RS ROCH’S prs VW it? ZENDA ostello h excitement one munu? e Bter the mext—whee you © chicken with a lot oi ER! fe a a “ le te. eee Here « * Riot of race Treat F santas J Cepest Vv HN PERKIN« Cice on the Stage uy Comed ee un at His Funni@: : ‘ to Celebrate One Year of New York | ——,_ | Es . Y f “Breed of the Sea” ‘GRAVOIS — ) High-Clavs Vaudeville | _ defferson ravois | fowhatan ® 21 Sutter Ay. eS eg — jarkwo ‘xwood | | a ; AACKLIND | fu For 4 Wooten | fuclid & - Nat. Brids>| & {iiiian; & Claxton | ™ vemans }.gitz ‘Woodland | » BOIS Gravois | COLUMBIA f; R257 Southwest 23 Olive St. | Grand-Flor. | HI-POINTE MAFFITT | 4815 Manchester Maplewood ‘Don't Tell the Wife’ 4c ) : HAW cs a w P ; ‘2. > * % Bs c 4 4! }} the Missouri University a hm er’ Ph fieeneiiaiiad Ue DI Ree ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ ee el TODAY. gr PLA > ah ond Bremev aS a ES ‘BE N LYON in U f “prince of Tempters Speci ial Matinee Double Program 4 “Breed of the Sea” & i “Banyey Riley”’ ———— a Choutesu ' RT BBE K TIRES’ . » 4 $4 Acts of Vaude te ain “Forlorn River” Better Way’’ f “The Matinee ‘ &peccial BEE , Bru’ «te i “Blondes or ‘' and 4 r nee § Acts of Vandeville “CORINNE GRIFFITH | ‘THE RIDDLE: ot WOMAN’ ; in “JPady in Ermine” ‘= Acts of Vaudeville Mi: des Bellacay in “Sommer Bachelors’ 16 XN, Clayton 3 Acts of Vaudeville wcNAIR |" ‘The Scarlet Letter” and “The Adventurous LEATR ICE JOY in Alimony Only” Sek le prontnen '& “A Re gular Scout” “Sabw ay Sadie’ . “Careful, Please” Special Matinee New Bridge | ! —————— MONTE BL UTE in ey SEMAN bw ‘Wolfs Clothing” Rivy& Shenandoah | 4 Acts of Vaudeville ———— LLON : Anns - oomerd Murray in a PI t«CORPOR AL (“Canyon of Light” News, Sportlight. Review and Comedy ozzi Pestalozzi WS “FORE v ER AFTER’ ’ E f and on the ste. LAKE REYNOLDS - ty Rts be PE Deuble Program j “College Deys”” and >» « = ma ) NATIONAL PLAYERS Americas tet Steck C ompeny eo _—— s FARM apperi«a ° gnd 4BLE Fak™ (ised in POST-DISPATCH wanta. PROFI‘1- | OFFEHS are adver- Anyoer oe HURTIG AND SEAMON OFFER With the Famous Little Comedienne CECIL SPOONER Sensational Than “Aloma.”’ GAYETY “1 RED KISSES Thrilling Than ‘White Cargv.’ MARCH 6, 1927 WHAT DO YOU KNOW? A Knowledge Test bids fair to exceed in popularity the cross-word puszle, is now | Av form of entertainment, and entirely instructive, which | appearing dally in the six-page Post-Dispatch Magazine. It is to ‘test one’s memory as to facts. Below is'a sample series of ten ques- ject of “Turning Your Ability Into aa Look them over and see how many you can answer. The cor- rect replies will be found printed on page six of this section. In to- | /morrow’s Post-Dispatch, and~ the days to follow, similar series of | tenxquestions will be printed. 1—What was the name of Caesar’s ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ 16, E. MARCHAND TO SPEAK AT MOOLAH TEM 8—What American battle was fought long after a treaty of peace | | had been signed? 10—-How many times larger is a farm, three miles square, thin | 'ga@ farm of one square mile? eee @eeeoagesoen7e20600eBes 68 6 WOMAN SECRETARY IS “EYES” 'W. U. Players Will | Give “The Youngest” | The tle Theater of Washington | | University” will present on May 5 | and .. at the Artists’ Guild, Philip | | He Cannot See, | Barry’s three-act comedy of mod-/| py the Associated Press. ern American home life, “The CINCINNATI, O., March 6.—A | Youngest.” This play will mark’ woman Secretary sits In court and 'the third of the organization’s pro- | gagcribes to the sightless Judge | ductions, and will be coached by; gamuel W. Bell, | Harry R. McClain and Miss Marion | o¢ Cincinnati’s Five Municipal | Epstein. | Courts, the actions and character- | The cast includes Carol Crouse, | isti¢s of prisoners. | Maxine Goldman, Dorothy Bran-' -4 woman's intuitive and observ- |denburger, , Genevieve Harnett,! ative powers serve him as well, Ruth Moore, William Hener, Jerry’ Judge Bel! says, as a pair of eyes. Gruner Jr., Paul Chamberlain and) He lost hig sight years ago, cele- | Wallace Jones. | brating a Republican victory with | |}@ cannon, but his memory is so _keen that he has confounded law- | yers in his court by describing set- 4 4 4 , M ch | mic change “p oe “ma ,| tingseover which they bickered or 5.—Four pebbles from the es P* | réciting passages of law. Geoses Washington at Meunt Ver- | He. has. heen is will form part of a memoria] in this Indian town in honor of the | The me- | yers by Describing Settings | Historic Pebbles for Harding Shaft. | By the Assvuciated Press. the blind in Cincinnati, and a home President Harding. for blind workmen here was | late morial will mark the spot on which founded largely through his ef- | the President stood in making the | forts and bears ‘his name. first address of his Alaskan tour. | Roderick F. Davis, Tsimpsian In- | FRENCH BLACKSMITH | MADE | dian, who as Mayor of Metlakatla, | ' welcomed the .President, }the pebbbles when on | Wasbington. a visit to sap for Work in Era of : Machinery. By the Aseoctated Press. PARIS, March 5.—Because he _ stands for the ancient tradition of _the clanging forge and possesses in an age of machinery the skill (of an old artisan, France has pinned the red’ ribbon of the Lé- | | gion of Honor on the breast ofa working blacksmith. APIMPLY SKIN NctDS SUL Yo gage= appiy. Sulphur as 3 Told When Your workman in his trade, for a finely Skin Breaks Out. | Chased iron church door. The ring 'of the forge is heard night and Any breaking out of the skin on; day from the’ ba face.» neck, arm or body is over- eome quickest by applying Mentho- Sulphur. The pimples seem to dry. | skilled iron work. right up and go away, declares a; hammers away noted skin specialist. | pleases him. Nothing has ever been found to | take the place of sulphur as a pim- | sons who might have carried on ple remover. It is harmless and in- | his work, expensive. Just ask any druggist WILHELM’S ENVOY REBUKED | ‘for a small jar of. Rowles Mentho- | | Sulphyr. pene Republic Objects to Refer- | | ence to “Emperor and King.” |} By the Associated Press. BERLIN, March 5.—-Leopold von ADVERTISEMENT — ———— = | the day he executes orders at AMUSEMENTS Secure Your Seats Now. ST. LOUIS’ BIG DAY! CHICAGO CIVIC OPERA Moved intact, complete in artistic personnel, chorus, orchestra of 75, and stage equipment. ONE PERFORMANCE ONLY MARY GARDEN In Franco Alfano’s four-act opera, based on Tolstol’s | “RESURRECTION New Coliseum, Friday, March 18 at 8 Pri 1, $1.50, $2 $2.50, $3, $4, $5, $6—No Tax fog “4 Elizabeth Cueny, 1004 Olive St. | Kleist, ‘resentative for the Hohengollern family, ,stuff over on the officials Republic. office, he had a letterhead printed with the caption, “Representative of the Prussian Royal House.” In his first letter to the present Prus- sian authorities, written on this stationery, he introduced himself as representative of His Majesty, the Emperor and King. By return mail he received a letter reminding him that there had been a revolu- ‘tion in Germany, and that there was neither a Prussian royal house | ‘nor an Emperor and King. Herr} i'von Kleist was quick to gee the ‘point, and the reminder sufficed ea mee ‘cations of the former royal! YIELD HOUSE Reached by Clayton, Ferguson cars. CY MPHONY ORCHESTRA TODAY “POP” 3:15 # Soloists: DOROTHY JACKES, Soprano; CORINNE FREDERICK, Pianist. Substitution of Term Meaning “Free Death” Grows in Favor. By the Associated Press. BERLIN, March 5.-—There is a growing objection in Germany to the word “selbstmord” (self-mur- der, suicide). The word “freitod” (free or voluntary death) has been suggested in its place and is rapid- ‘ly supplanting “‘selbstmord.” The Socialist Vorwaerts was the first paper to come out publicly for the change. As ite viewpoint le essen- tially agnostic, it does not recog- Kirkwood- tising Club, FRIDAY NEXT, saTURDAY ad On This Sunday Will Be Celebrated WOMEN’S DAY Concert will be sponsored by The Women's Adver- one of the outstanding women’s business organizations of this country. ALL SEATS AT FIELD HOUSE BOX OFFICE AT REDUCED PRICES—25e-50c Last Featuring “Concerts Gresse” At Scottish Rite Cathedral RUDOLPH GANZ, Conducter nize the taking of one’s own life |as murder, but holds that suicide is voluntarily parting from Iife. 'This organ of the left ts by no i means alone in its contention. Papers of the right, with a re- | igioua background, are alse be- | ginning to use the word. Thus the | /Deutache Tages Zeitung, organ of the Protestant junkers and agra- | sans, recently published an article tentitied, “Der Freitod der Japan- er,” tn which the Japanese prac- tice of committing “harakiri” is described as a custom which savors much of the herele, ¢ ASINSMHAIN LL NOLONTHWY M Concerts of Season Symphony (Handel ) OF BLIND JUDGE IN CINCINNATI Sightless Jurist OConfounds Law-_ PAGE 5 der the auspices of the alumni group of the society. In connection with his talk Mar: chand will demonstrate a new method of presenting educationa subjects through appeal to ey! rather than the ear. He advocates the use of charts, motion pictures living models rather than mere lecture courses and believeg tnai students grasp subjects thus pre- sented more easily and retain them longer. loca University Society Head Will Dis- cuss “Turning Your Ability Into Cash. G. E. Marchand, president of the National University Society, with headquarters in New York City, will speak at Moolah Temple at 7:30 Tuesday evening on the sub- Cash.” He comes to St. Louis un- SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES. STAMMERERS Five years ago a new idea in correcting stam- mering waa created. It is teaching stammerers to speak fluently in five weeks. It is making sales- men. puvlic speakers and business men out of stam mering failures. The average school child recites ali of his lessons in two weeks by this @ethod. Clifferd Close, speech aw has been eorduct- ing thie course for the Y. A. in New York and the Fast for five years. Se will conduct a class at the Hotel Chase. commencing Monday. March 14th, for men, women and children from 10 to 6O years of ege. Get full details through a persona! interview on Thursday, Friday or entender, March 10th to 12th, 2 to 4p. m. and 7 to 8 p. m. Hotel Chase, Room 856, St. Louis Lindell-Waterman Bus Maryland-Olive Street Car Kingshighway Baus ao Street Car DREAD PYORRHEA. 3x. Lally’s Discovery, a powder dentifrice, keeps you safe. | It cleanses the teeth and hardens the gums. | Ask your druggist. Price 39c and 75¢ Mail Orders Filled Lally’s Laboratory 5826 Hamilton Av. St. Louis, Mo. THE presiding jurist | instrused with | (#7 | leadership of relief work among } [#% ADVERTISEMENT hich Shall It Be? Siustoed| MEMBER ‘OF LEGION OF HONOR France Pays Tribut eto Aged Ar- | 65 | best | ment smithy itn | |his home close to\Paris. During |complexion—no matter how old you fOr | can have a new skin on any part of At night he/ your whatever | body! The war took from him the four Ee useless, harmful treatment! to i tlon—it’s marvelous—almost beyond | It would take many pages tn this ithe discoverers the new general legal rep- | has had to learn that he | /cannot put the Kaiser-and-King | of the | As soon as he assumed | | LIKE THIS? . OR THIS? Will You Go Through Life With full actaile and ‘facts imto an illus ' trated book, entiled— Poot Senn rie ed rag “A NEW SKIN IN 3 DAYS” Sallow Complexion, Pim- |! readers of tiie publication. w: . ples and Blackheads? | write for ft and enclose ten cents ‘in any oowa, to help pay cort of malling Pal Pag may» gm . Ms BEC aig may prove to wor wells Or Do You Wish a New. Youth- | in gold to any pareon who has wast-+ ful Tight Smooth Skin Free ed time and mofley on useless rep- ’ , From Blemishes and — en . ugh, Signs of Age? ‘or blemished, loose and flabby you Bim, REIT PT TRB. * ote may be you ere age bd nexpensive rections and me ‘Read This New Free Offer! Ee eins bref Worry no more about your poor) the most—you amaze Shad fric ae blackheads, freckles, tan, moth- patewes surface wrinkles, — ed. pores, olly, sallow skin. or age and ‘i aeption._ They re 6 pecause ey’ re Send oF hes boo ‘PEA NEW SKI iN 3 DAYS = and ¢n- clese a dime or stamps, mee will receive it by return paid, in plain wrapper, wit ob- ligation. 4 Soe dal nat seem, look or feel. Because now you | face, neck, arms, hands or | And just think—no cutting, clay, plasters, masks, creams, massages It is | j}a new discovery that you vee at i home. yourself, and {t now bids fair revolutionize all methods of /beauty culture and skin rejuvena- No matter how old, smooth ski free from pimple, 4 nowy i. yoni wo tH arations and suppose@ beautifying. “oldish” appearance or unbeautiful| by your changed, youthiike a t- covered nyt ay! Send before thts i belle f. Address Marvo. —_ tratments without succesa, jance, with » ay clear, tightene, Don't 4 mply w | publication to tell you all about it 1700 Broad vie”, so you would pnderstand, therefore decided to put the ED ROS EW agen > ' | for him to speak in later communi- | house | | and the former Emperor and King. | ‘GERMANS BAR WORD ‘SUICIDE’ —_ WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY FIELD HOUSE Ry, Big Bend and University Car Line S Pasties cae eectiiedi Gis Faia Child is is Bilious or Constipated Look, Mother! See it tongue is contd or stomach sous “California Fig Syrup’ can't harm tender stomach, bowala little system is fall of eo sore, has stomach ache, Sandon ion, colie—remember a e cleansing ’’ shouid alway the first treatment tot Every mother realizes, after ing her children ‘California ne Byrup,’’ that this is their ideai laze. tive, because they love its pleasant }* taste and it thoroughly clea he ; tender little stomach, liver and ¢ls without griping. When cross, irritable, feverish, or breath is bad, stomach sour, look at the tongue, mother! If coated, a ful of this harmie ‘*fruity laxative,’’ and in a few hours all the waste, eour bile and food MilGens of mothers out of the bowels, and you have @ pat, See ee oe When the |

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eg. Sea Fa —— : io. as $8 it: ES ER ib ae ettenaldindsbpianesitc er sngetttaihesiciataee site Slee asiapeenietliente tae aeeadieMaae See eo ee ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATC# a —_————— a SE Oe ERAN. SAE Se EEE OIA ae 8 a —_———- _ outdoor activities, the moat un- ae “4 fetetionsers of which will be the pas, , a fhg | FTROPOLIS ACT! VITIES OF BOY AN D- SCOUTS «| Stars SS ly PAGE 05 _ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH _ | | SUNDAY MOKNING, MARCH. 6, 1927 Sioux, on the Misstssippl River. : naling of/10 names of trees, draw-|The Wolf Patrol ts oo: ay By gm mr | = = - (if POVERTY . GIRL SCOUTS 1) TAKE ing a compass, naming three con- publication of its weekly Pa@Pcr, 6 | Girl Scout _ Saem areas Te cee | Mie Place of Weanne seven trail signs on it, and making Troop 134 of Central Presbyte- ___ Notes TESTS IN LIFE-SAVING 5 t Willlams. es $ | More Than 400 Troops in City jcontest conducted by Troop 12. with Red Cross Worker to Conduct] Scout Ciret sret Uniteg SCOUmaster “Brent tha ngth ther low ebb — : ber are bingy, Bee bene : Troop 1 the First United ag t your stre is at rather low ebb. - @ o> of an interesting | id € r Patrol I! lose behind. : Became tg pee pele ese laa of th h 7 7 ? = - rt ‘ 3 ‘ as &* gno! and Coun S. Wi Hl ; sirls h : 9 a patch of woods EX ee ve R : resoyterian és s dealing with Albde-. —a. ; * : . , . - — : : ‘ De : ~¢ eTmN ei- rcu. « > in t he par + « . ~ : i = . : : article Visited. ee ae v0 ( , lu * We e dnesdav. a5 ’ . = nic ing a e , é c an, Bae ish house of the cemurch. for a sal At At such times it 1S all important that you be PL el ete. ; : aaa 007 their probie ms.) ere torce to DUlid al€ Ces i inte sane , a oe i te £ the ™ b Mr. and . UNTHER : ey Biiena > trum aque 1 for the boys by —" it ee ene mall ——— ransfers and as recrujts. A drum é * eile a bridge of logs to cross a small ransfers and as recruits. A drum qt ives [) Sunde. After the and nothing quite equals pure, emulsified cod-liver oil to } ’ >t . ; : aw he fire- . Yar te = strie will have i eariy Bi Soout troops in St. Louis 7 Bel ' i AES iy aE: ; lann spoke on ine ear.) © est. Town Club for an hour betweo : Poeretl . + > : ss = ~~ i 2 e 5 - county, as one LP the rT & 07 t Venus 4 and 5 oC - } VW ednesday after- ian. oe : ; — rae : irls of Tr 5» 20 were shown , ‘ 20P at tf ethnic OC ie s agg ale sounds i— Se "~* | thre ta fe Pine house last; 20°B. for instruction in life a ™ agate hike FH SUBURBAN DISTRICT. 9 a ecUTARIA. A rana I went throw Aa ire meine no ‘ Ss on so nysi.er ‘ eB Hi } aa ‘ 73%} -e 4 he Com de Lio : te F x _ Baas + : ++}. aia in ri achievement contest, Wii: S(a1 - week Assist Fire Chief Koeln ws Dy ' Se a f ; fib eigenen % ay nignt. : , bead- Three new bors egisteréu Wilh = fier a few weeks ne morrow evening, and continue for! why explaine: gore various appa- cite director of the Nationa! cuarters the troop was divided}into | Pacific 1, last week, and Walter ag . Scutaria for © few days. bea Las o4 ; . - as : ii x} lain ‘ d -_|i 4% Pa t : = * —_ i : staff. O . . i a j will be in bh ed Bios Ss Rained 1} 1 Ciwde De dvanced ar ity ar f the more we atus and ir uses. H Iso told ! . wae two divisions, and ea: fol . Ferrell and Ciyas nton a = largest © ‘wo weeks. Each of the more than ra an ru He also to * fis esiaals instruction little Moslem cap!- $00 troope under the St. Louis|of th of fires and | Ton" seit’ of various carrisa,(eParate trail over the streets ad to the rank of second class. The OF PURE VITAMIN-TESTED COD-LIVER Of, | [pps 2 of the little M _ thr a oitrice swle roug the alievVS ani acan troop Wi. Parcicipare ii the Fire a From Tirana ha i soil Yet that 190 miles; ee iti iy Bid ue nH ? ~ oi i}i b visite 2 Pi ca ULIOT is 45 iS Cc t appr ra ac} h. > ia , " bes ae x, s Council Ww agiecnine: eee take to prevent them. He ended the neighborhood. Building event at the Circuit. The , wy 100 miles. ie re whi person, end resus-i~ : sed aE a ‘a . = . a vilizations. Scutari is larly-appointed inspector, who Willi py de ns i how to turn in”. = a * Pe boys will come in from Pacific on th ff tha th ast ne two Ci 3 ef yD: brnsens — inal thi 1 or the victim has been Troop 26 of Delmar apust ne train afd spend the a * 1S ee ective means t ousan use to | a eal from Tirana as New! check the results of ti froops an alarm from a fire box. a aint Wi . op ae Lé rai : spend the nigh 1 * iff —— ‘ ofa line of demarcation is" a | re ring examination will b en, 1 E Carthy, S. Hall, Eari Ellis, Denmark Donnelly, newly apf . . . . . , 2 - een aetas. eo MO nna oikadkon “ai dea Go? tact Gk a, Ge te chairman " Aas of health-promoting cod-liver oil vitamins it ig thp gpearte4—o! 2 things topsy-turey) ch troop has pled : Oki Ie eae ER" ie ee oe another, et ef ee Raat. Raye eetys Fe Te ae Be - the world—by the pig. Gant by the inspection date a cer- | ene eee nee ee echaal t,, | Czaminers. Girls successfully p: out 200 parents and relatives CTOTes 7 Troop Committee, atten > very help the weakened body needs (2aEE ‘Tirana ‘s quite exclusively Mos . ‘ 2 4 >. . *) i ‘or = : IN o ‘ n Sci t 4 i “is oet 11 77} pris Te fo: 4 4 ‘ i tC Aakia 44, 42 4 ‘ ; | eg Bes: meetitl jast . weaecl riti a . ne ain percent of its membership, in . ms . “ | in h : ig | note eee | * ng a = _ as is all Central Albania, and . master Murray . Ligon nknown. It was as hard ) ” o> 9 ree pe 1 Car ~ . 1 es. i e eT .e =a : sp: _ : re s nee nia. schoo! a1] Monda! ight for a . f: . 28) he pis ‘Ti as to would be in full uniform, with all) patro) is leading in an inter-p. ee ee an era] special “parents' night” meeting | At the last meeting Webster of. If you are convalescing from a cold, cough, bed a pork chop in Tirana naienis »riy , Life saving s stre i rir! . ! a, I gi a . s ae iy igh, ee ee insignia propery oui Scout work. : : Oo « #aries 1€ per (a! 2 Ss spent some tim making : ° h e a ea as. running a : who fail fo reach this « a) ad a ing flag ceremony, the sutmas- plans for its t in the ircus. ; grippe or ot er respiratory eCTIONn 2 Saw xIEIS en a ee ceaaopeaaaiese sai pee Deg Fe sO ghee a . D Dan é one RS RD Tey Rae > r % ? ? si A dees: 2 TE > en, ~~ aus $ z « é : ; wie io ace , hash +“ ¥ ; oe % ie * ? > Co tas Da ad = 4 2) - n enka as ——— tiene agers - be . eS ee ee eS ee ee oy - - + in Pati . / ah “a ee ee a ee , — ae ee 7 ” — A a : ie eta ' why Rags ete. a ~ . we or \ » 5 Saha Be i aoe are 53 oo ee a= nc ‘go AD am Seip, ete Be aia. Dee eas: wth a : Rodi 8 og Se} ry Pe Se iis ee! en , ¥ Pugs oA DE ae cw Fe BE eee Taha eee haa yect AR eh Se ake 2 PC eee ee Ce ep Fa riggs fs teeta As tae Wa eis: ere Xs : - s . : iia : . % . ware j tea Vers a 24 Gr rs wee La * eck rte 3 e+ ¥ Tien Barve \’ " 5 ene " ote : - Sincaattcn gF saa ; 3 atte aot eee « RAREST ROA AIO BIA BT PAS in .. > +444 one. he 6! i ee Bens Ahem « BF a OD rSc pS | : - follows: ce a al 1 — have been chose leat sian suis Coun. Street and the Scout: b en 3 for $L25 sut three feet of the ground, £0 Kbaki shirt with black tie, khaki teat : i oo ; y] oe the roots will sprout branch*s breeches ®r long trousers, stockings ntin of a smal! the flecks: then to Meloti and or puttees. The insigt lia for scout The : iri . Senior irc ] 2ee7 Vas “ :' . Cecile “eld “alks 7: made master is: Badge on left arm |! ieg th haract stics o ix com- Troop 22, is ‘Clelzmm n of t SONE tric eld recutive tween. shoulder and elbow, servic non bi ‘3 th secont lass | Committee; Linda Pellar star above left shirt pocket. 1d” bird-study test Tuesday. The birds 21. is on the Make-Up treop numeral on right arm it studied were the crow, red-hea: : ‘ange the cover, xelow shoulder. woodpecker, cardinal, The official uniform for scouts brown is: Regulation scout breeches stockings, shirt (color of district) ad r > 74 . . 7 ; leaders nan- cil w om missio assistant to help. but the biaze the +e? a tT a mw OD ST.CH i Ril ES a wer the Mati River. Tre | - “ ail : Store No. 2, De Baliviere and McPherson CAbany 4219 3 - The Mati was high and crossing| - was an adventure. We took on) Store No. 3—Hamilton and Plymouth CAbany 7646 , pilot. That is, a barefooted L ti B a a rz ms e preceded us; at ail’s pace, axa ve romo-Quinine i car followed him Through the e by f n (Grove’s) geil Cream, 4 ater twisting, turning. circling Then they hiked : . Phold to the ford; the current is neckerchief. The scouts should = — ; ; and the holes are dangerous. wear the following insignia: Troop " ; - v®. . t cooking, knif nd . | cag was in water to the axles. : . a ~~ | pro 1as been arranged and all in f the contest last week aR been pranteed unt , EE ID gg BB Rares: eee i | i Poe re ch desolate numerals on left arm, service stars ..o5+4 in the south district are in — las been reos ed unde chet, and.compass were passed. STERINE angina capaci ab 7 ] ft “ ? ; Wir? atrc : : cere yuUtes =e staaieetin “as — ‘ dership sf *f) 1} = oo ; ; ar: renin ‘ le = + mr Te . ; . e “= ; - . - et hed a above left pocket of shirt. pat: . 7 ea coutm : the evening a large campfire 0 hae full pints. : $1.00 Coty’s Face Powder.:...., Watry. The hiils stretc ahead, _ | ite t tend a8 a troop, with ) , ae . ce Elcaya . ‘i , gged, emblem on right arm, hadge of epacge Pla. a : = he pafro! } €Ts and asSsista pc h. it tr Dp Wen Mm an ; s built. ' c sees eee tee +} and gray. a series of ra lividuaily. ADDPIGR- | . 4k tan age r = . - . eI , “tein’s Theatrical Cnn We drove rank on left sleeve jr bove wrist- a aap age aege* patrol! leaders o roop 9 iii ai- struction hike recently and se i ' Bfren promentories. | tateeve just above wrist-j tions for merit badges should be P=iT°! leader = i 3 i , PATENT MEDICINES Sse "Dediacy's Creams. stom promentories. lea s bars, ii a ila Ale tend the Patr a ‘Ss ne DOF ; - four hours and did not ¢2- band, and patrol atrol Leaders’ School at f t) bors * € nstruct Ans | ” oe ar wers to 2 } - _- cha = it niet a: . Sestt's Emuision.. Peewee 5 * ~ peregceeear AAARARAK Bo PTAA ERI BGA EO oF » 4 ’ alt : : . . _— _ ¢ —— _— LA numobder il be called it is neces- re L¢ onor Of wearing &@& £OiICc ~ ~~ a) — 0G i - : i ; pe rh ca entitled to them, o lef rm iv . a ~; Ben Blewett Junie 100i in their co I t re pal ty anter four —— e goats . - rm JUSt ihe last court of hoeno: aetin om : i ; , $1.10 Tanlac _.. ; 9 +3 below shoulder. Outs a = 9 i ae tomorrow night. Ve members of each meeting night is being ge WHAT DO YOU KNOW > eee ostiy they have to be fed from ? “* > a 2% ; ‘ i ‘ . a Aue it : . *BRa ae | . : . a ” eee ’ » > ~>* ‘ 3 copeemantes ¢ wy pega Bm 08 piannil ) mber of outé@éear es 7 se agg $1.10 Miller's Herb Juice, Paste insures clean. sparkling Pescock € Banches clipped from the trees, we 4 - : Se: ; , teeth and a thorough antisep- olden eens @ from the shoots growing from 3Y Bo * t i ts aased. nduc d b root ark Community Center vesterday - ae n “ ae an | 3 Wil nj ‘om is um 46s imedivi tbh he reece age alg Tar ae uJ tic condition of the mouth. Lé- reams. ......am e exposed roots. There fs ne y ou ee _ a ooo morning or the beneht OU wer th ae sm a a a pile 2 _= Lee's (revlyptus Cough “Syrup. 3S¢ | ability to mouth infection is re- = : ay = es no cultivation} no color. ream » ae “ : i 2 ittend : | $1.50 Petrolagar $1.19] duced to a minimum. A new mi fAlong the road we saw great tm thi a. Ye? eee natin? svatpenenaie | ti new Scoutmast ton Binds ivisible into ae $1.00 Mile’s Nervi TB ts ea i inclined Notes : | were: a de tee ange eR great eé, ROME Be Tease i IR eS a a ae Bar oe Baptisine 5 it ss ec. 40c. Tee | tooth preparation of great scien- ee pwny eed 1 built around trees; 3% 2 chasms — —. oe i T. 2 Nal lll see? ey: ae | mie tei Dg eee Elixir ron, Quinine & Strychnine, TM ] tific value endorsed by the den- , 28 Bey locked like gigantic beehives. as Jehnsen's Mik Magnesia, tal profession. | Bae € - Bee . hrauffeur explained that LrOO Pp fficers planned hike tc aoe Sera a id Uty COMMIssioner Vlilanes alse en @ cel wr fer $1 00 25c SIZE S@e Glaze Nail Polish. ..> - ee a4 Pili ‘ead. ; i wo ' ne : bail ai a . . i 2. y it a ‘. . : NORTH MISTRICT. ; - thie u end to lo ee is ah . | Was present, and treat , | 3 u id —y is SRe, 7 $1.09 Ben Hur Potenas = benmer—is stacked that way, set! “ eS oe : _—— eye — a oe ) oe hurech Str t hy , : , ‘ f Troop 198 ts over ihe top on its ‘ t dd LZ ; , 49241 Gil “e*il T] 12 nee i rer * — : . “= Sart eancady-A age oe rhe woe sis Hache.’ Iden. Hair Brush Rr 25c Bird Seed. .... 2 a “Tan act. peopie make a living —_— . ala } . . , i Ge6 ' - > — . ines = ‘ ’ te Ty emedy. . ; 7. —- @ . x ‘ bors’ life, new mem ber and Yegis- f fea dhadbs ‘ '?. . . r? » Lee 4 some % ScCoy nAY ~ + ae eee rs q . toe er aay : = 10c Gravel —e ‘ ; or tration quotas. The troop has 40 rie Lrog@® iS a ror i} : l WSs - note » higher: office: , $1.0 Alienrhse P . a oe Raz Blades . ai Py. ” ; : nated by the junior assistant. sail ee > , hich has Gisbs ~? have joined —_ Seiad tine it . ) Gillette — -~.145c¢ Duteh Song ---o— is almost depopulated now: Harry Ikemeyer, to the new scout — Mr ¢ 3. 6@c Espece Cod Liver Tablets... .: +s Bleades.... . 29r — ~ extreme poverty of the copn- who became second class the most Troop 25 egistered during the 9a Bayer s Aspirin Tablets. Se, ’ 7 Biade-~. : — > 7 Cannot assimilate a new tne . . ; - . sTOOW ae yrs «ana er spec “se ee is ™ L = contes tien to regular troop members. As- monthly report shows sistant Deputy Field Executive Scouts, and nine promoti ; ‘ pte _ADVERTISEMENT MONDAY AND TUESDAY ONLY tS | Walters from headquarters, as-/ing February. A meetin f the, —— - ; | sisted in puitting on a number of fathers of the boys was held Fri- ae games, and make a short talk. fF RECIP E TO DARKEN > | day evening. and it is likely that The second north district court ® Fathers’ Club will be organized GRAY HAIR of honor will be held in the andi- | 8002. terfum of the Yeatman High| Troop 245 last , Sunday bikea to School, Garrison and Natural /a point — 15 miles south of st, You Can Make a Better Gray Hair You'll langh! Lift off hard corns.!!y vou just lift that old bot Bridge avenues at & o'clock tomor-|Charles, 25 uts and nine ¢a.. Remedy Than You Can Buy. ie geal a a +|'¥ Fou just ift that old bothersome = 21 poTREA rie _~* ‘ maida. o~ at Suge abdinaats, ~- a % 7 5 a ; eat # - M SE ARLES A 6 ee, wal e a FE APRA eo MEN PES AS 8 Wty Cero Snr RIP Pps ic avant DAS ie ee a a. ae > Mee, aed 7 i mermegyh = ee oo seteee pahe Sry Lt) eee eee Se ih aale > | aa corns, corns between the toes/ corn right off wit - row evening. Scouts who are to : thers being ea ent. Twenty-five . ; corn Fr Sot OLi Wii h your finge! s. It . : ' ad calluses. It doesn’t hurt a bit! | worl ma receive badges are requested to be ~ . , ‘ _ at " ‘sat burt a bit!| works liks a charm, ererv time. e Glasses Fitted tests were passed. The features 0! Grav, streaked or faded hair is not Magic! Just drop ‘‘Freez! A tiny bottle of ‘‘ Freezone’’ costs larg Fore repture®. sem seendeell present to 7:30 0’ k. Ea * Bee a a Se Cane reez+ ss n’ tle of **] ne oe Ne i , gee chithe day were a game of Capture only unbecoming, but unnecessary. | one’’ on any tender. touchy corn. Inj only & few conta at = es me Reading, Sewing Headache...........$1.95 5 3 once to W. troep to receive awards is asked to sha &~* Anvrone repgare ; Le ont “ere strug | $2 95 : ) ag and signaling bet. ween are ne can ree epare gf imme ree 4 .7 1T sto 8 hh; ~ b ' ocals, ne fe Ww 2 a + ———— + . ; ete ra " P a Ang; t en short —Trv it. if Tw Vision 2 & & oe eS. SS ae 3 a -@ oring ite troop flag with a color t®o high hills. When passing ture He hom: > banene Ww) darken gray . B ° Ss in °o » wtp bearer, whe is to appear before nro, ugh St. Charles early Sundar ™2t and make it soft and giossv. ee Price Includes Frame and Our Theoreugh Examination € the court. The troop having the morning, the troop helped the lo- To a half-pint of water add 1 ounce PR. H. J. ‘ ® many of the bors and their parents wart of the troop * oe 2 vino 8. vy to the he air twice a week non Pee 4 s hes gleaming jlazzbnmg : 3 our tfet : as possible. eieitiienin: elinicn: ee ee | oe > desired shade is obtained. This ee 3 mss a ea, Why run the risk SSE meeting place and took part in a| will make a grav-haired person look | [Ae * eh Keeping the System So Clean : ng eae and gaek aacunen Gene Troop 207 of St. James Evan- signaling game worked out . ' ae 2S : Are N Small and innecenr “ttle rapture, ; “% mene: oy the twenty vears vounger. It is easr _ - : 4 ae o Body Odors \ a= : : alan 9 ? ‘kind that bh gelical Church gave a scout dem- Assistant Scoutmaster Ri ie RENT. sata Sp ° | } Sring it to lignt: ea eh as terown theusands tien M r ni ine Pr negese | ge’ an oe oe oe = 3 lot of people who ™ ae : , “rating table? A beat of the crusa@er'’s class of the sitvat | . party rub of : i amese costes ee “}) take a laxative eat a candy cascaret with a play. Junior Assistant for the parents of the trodp, March et. ' : ay 2OW and tien. De you know why” a ™ ‘> 3. 7 > a} ~*e 7 ss @ ss q ' 7 Koern, Senfor Patro!] Kohner and 16. The bors expect to put on a _— = & ail They have found that casearsa id a number of son , om < ; : sweetens the whele system—brings is new ‘ee ; This n . and mz “s rae a. IRPHOS-Toeth Paste © , Neon “ot hurt ser prevent them Patrol Leader Graefe were respon-| ten meeting an : ) sitde for the success of the scout ““™°O™™"2Uens. Scoutmaster H. PR. a , an. lameceiney ‘eof | peteen that 7 4 ‘8 Settin around. Write at r ve - ? f. t. Contains that pre =e for this free trial, as it fe cer- work. ‘Turner has taken this troop over! - ‘ means everrthing. prevents bod- permanently. The bors have been! he uy chemistry from erer making one - —. ,. Wonderful thing and has redient foremost 18 'm the cure of ruptures that =" i : ee , Bach patro! = Troop _ of the practicing for their knot-tring even . : Se : unconsciously offensive to others. Ouse. Gave aN @P- in the Circus. | ie we And what a perfect regulator of the or cleaning teeth, ‘hosphate. Pleasant .1 Scout- | —_ it : aaa = About 15 fathers of Scouts tr ; ‘ak zs bowels in't — enamel. : Salts affect the lining of the bow- Troop 143 were present af the lnat is es Oe ae Miaeent| eis Sette d meetin nd or ized amenrbe e : <a po meg oe = Fe 1 at oa The date of next south district | a — eFacmmreaglly after handtt , Bex © _ bat the bioed must carry of . mnie *“ Club to assist in the activities af aoditng over hail «a mfltica - . rouga the pores How much be: court or honrer wil? Ke annou ced oo we Mr ‘ . Cages ef ertema and dew eting Sa vreare : a . h te to cascarize the «vTstem andl ’ . next Bunday. Scoute who have wor ss (Troop : Laemmil. of Heads! ef my life te ite treatment I @en't Ss” ; use the bowels to exnet BB —= ee ae, REGS ws eGarters, addressed the fathers on S879 ThSt ree have used or are usteg § | | a 7 ing by nm " dieniiaiienr gate , : So ihe. ! muerte badges dut have not received {rranigation Twenty Sow, Bor how many doctors have told ——_-—_— ~ | page tain a. ie eS. 4 "©. te eee eee ee therm wf! be given a final chance _ wEey outa were ron that yeu c@n'4 set be cored: ell F fe abies , Present. The treenp hae nresentad | & ‘*® tcet a chaence te preve mr at thie meeting to appear before Sensi tielidimemathes eee | claime, Just write me TODAS ena t “IT’S GLORIOUS to have no more : om the court and receive them. Every " sar eaieateatl, arcRep + wn one yon @ FREE TRIAL of m» dread of faulty elimimation. And to ™#**s the use of ; a ring, m seething. Guaranteed tresetment th ’ eCeeeart - troep that has scouts appearing eat GE waicly atenetee moe ee know there can be no offense Wi eRrl Stee eeaidk [enue deme’ bef the court ef henor for Troop 19%. of : 38 Eoti theourands of others as 't hes ma. Jost Spiration, and no need to neck x. | ought ™ sluggish: ae badges is requested to have Church. | enductfae « as _ write me and try it. Address: | would never be without the candy that & CASCcaret amir %e troep flag pre ™ with a coler )-ent Scout contest. The Bo on. 2 © Gueeeay, Eezeme Sposiatiet | jaxativeee the te a they ndec | ; : Perk & SEDALIA . r f f*N i or chil x. jgearer other t? ascent recetfvy - nrevres hi merit tao he ‘hea tyermt aij? ‘oo, and ther lere the tacte ef this ee. rewards. As ¥ troop flag jaround Scout dure the week ts | CASCARETS candy laxative which avery drug- | _— never ‘ware to © XXXAKAK AY ne.2 9.9 9 © | _"*** ee + @ <= + «tee ee oo ee ew ame by Meta shot vy! store has fer ite and at :

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who are convalescing after possibly grippe and find ebb that you be well-nourished ulsified cod-liver oil to help PSS. MULSION D COD-LIVER OIL ands use daily to help re. aining as it does a wealth — l-liver oil vitamins it is the body needs. ing from a cold, cough, piratory infection—we he regular use of Scott’s thirty days. Bloomfield, N. J. t ; _> cnEDGEDeEEeed one. 2-2 4 ‘ aie Yeakness |) 5 ~ . i 3 - a a Par a os J . A ape teed , | 3 & 4 . sae r A. BD. SS. Peroxide Cream, 19c; 3 fer Sasee DWemte Fou Ne. 1. ....ss. Gc White Fox No. 2 75e« Golden Peacock Powder Lady Esther Creams....... .3@e, hic Golden Peacock Cold or Van Pond'’s Coeld or Van. Cream, £1.00 Marsha Bleach Cream, 2 j5¢ Cuiex Nail Preparations... .. Mic (ilaze Nail Polish... . $1.00 Ben Hur Perfume ~~ 75¢ Maybelline . Black & White Face Dimitt'’s Witch Hazel Cream .... SOc La Blache Face Powder 35c¢ Mad or Mirror Nail Polish... . BIRD HALLER’S 2°? osc, 25c Bird Seed..... 10c Gravel ........ 25c Dutch Song ...... 25c Health Food .... 15c Dutch Song .......-- DRUGS 25c Cream Tartar.... 25c Rochelle Salts .... 35c Tr. lodine : 35c Spt. Camphor ... $1.00 imp. Bay Rum.. 50c Witch Haze) ; 60c Glycerine 25c Glyc. Rose Water... LISTERINE Antiseptic Cooling Refreshing 2 * He Ve 19¢:; 3 fer B5e 2c, 40c, Tie # for Sl * i was a good ride. Suese'from Tirana, past the min-| mets and files of cypress, and from | XI a & & « TOILETRIES j; Mum Deodorant............ 2ic, 48 Daggett & Ramsdell Cream, 417¢, $1.33 26c, 447 . 400 * # @ 55e F . eer er r= $1.00 Golden Peacock Bleach Crm., 5Ge 43c Sie 4 ing Sie ¢ ¥ ....1%¥ vec 17c¥ ..11¢# 8c ¥ - kg and the line of demarcation {1s 4 2 a inere — corn—what little that The treé pediments. from the in set is way, ake good It fertile meses and stored during the win- out of doors. Naturally Al- Ma has no silos of farm store- ‘ a PScutari is a different story. , 0, sir.” he mained that this WBE Ss, “ _ > Can the peopie make a4 ire?” living replied, and ex- district of Al- his almost depopulated now: P extreme poverty of the copn- F Cannot assimilate a new in- Ditant. Even a Drug Store. It lots of inhabitants: pigs, bul- pas, oxen, buffalo, bedbugs, goats a about 60.000 people. It is a ADVERTISEMENT — ee | Ruptured ary This Free qk; Have you “Yellow BENEATH that yellowish tinge? lies gleaming, dazzling white enamel]. Gring it toe light! This new and ask’? 2 # 4 + marvelousg MRPHOS-Toeth Paste will doy t. Contains that precious redient foremost dentists use or cleaning teeth, Tri-Caleium, in't harm enamel. Our Price for 50c Tube 29c . " “- ; oaee : | 9S es 0) ()rph' *Ptepes : — =. ll . ad F : : “ ee anif- = ‘hosphate. Pleasant taste —"g Fs > hyone ruptured, man. rhe > > " : WSether gn thas . or? at a ea 9 » om : ms i.” cae /8fe on the Sg. wettin a = ~y it to Any Rupture, Old or | ent, Large or Small and You the Road That Has Convinced Thousands Free to Prove This woman or once to W. S. Adams, N. Y¥.. : his wonderfu! * application. Just put rupture amd the muscles Ughten: they begin to 3 . the openin Beer eral and the need of - n m4 sands of ed jemts. Wulte for FR BOOK. Se wilt bay pom Sclk none Chant Consultetion and Examination Free DR. C. MATTHEW COE, Rectal “AE ma Sannre St. Louis. Mo SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 6, 1927 minaret; a snarl of races and a poverty so crushing as to be in- credible. Sugar to excrete. ADVERTISEMENT TREATING DIABETES by diet is mterely treating symptoms and not the disease: Naturally if you take no Sugar into the system there will be no My book. ‘EAT AND GET WELL’ telling how to stop useless starving’ and gradually eat what you need 1 be sent FREE to any diabetic sufferer. Write M. Richartz, Dept. 28, 220 W. 42d St., New York. i =ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH. Famous Keeley Treatment for Liquor CUA a Ce tet es + tie ; ° retar, The KEELEY INSTITUTE Dwight, Illinois otters. See today's Besinese for Saie wy 1 ¥ \ 07 moon Veebibiseserisietins o a —— _— or (OPC REE Rae eae eee ae - — - OUP HOO H EE Ra Rede e teeta IGH GRADE BEDROOM =, * 4 = [= WELCH é ~ - a - — COp'-' 1105-1107-1109 OLIVE see mmense Purchase/ Several Carloads> ~ A Supremacy in buying! Supremacy in selling—is again evidenced by this master purchase and sale invelving an immense quantity of very select, very high-grade Bedroom Sultes, offered at @ price that is considerably less than what is usually asked for the commonplace! No matter how exacting your taste is—no matter how good your judgment of real values might be, we can sincerely say that the Bedroom bargains offered during our IMMENSE PURCHASE SALE will arouse Your utmest enthusiasm! We anticipate an unusually large response, so early attendance Is strongly arged!i! VANITY DRESSER! BED! CHIFFOROBE & DRESSER! peaetear Dive Se oN SALE A May = AT THE SAME > BIG. m DISCOUNTS a -~NTHAT WE ~ y CN - UITES: o — - A Sd —————————— = a —_— oo e ope =e s a ~ — — -_-- ee CRCTORERERRP ERR eae tee tee ECC eee ee etes eheetares —~ -- ——_ oe _ ea? | ‘ iW eee ener oe bow -end construction; artistic Graceful ‘igid in ornamented with mond-shape mahogany *verlays. ‘ |_ OTHER $ —— « ee ae h« cetintare A 4 ENA. Bs = tis . - > y -Pie _ a - € y “Sp Spacious 52-inch mitered mirror, several roomy drawers —dustproof shape mahogany overlay surfaces. 128° ce Living-Room a . ‘ ets _ j ’ _ . ~/ , _ - ' ~S> b Beets es, » bd . Dresser! Dresser with large 52-Inch construction. Diamond- The Chifférobe! 4 |} Anwraenitial. ” —w* ja The Chest of Drawers a ” “ a aad ; : ae : - Lae Ka . . _ os . » . oe . 4 WONDERFULLY DESIGNED SUPERFINE-QUALITY PIECES! Immense Purchase-Sale Price nletitiniiieemieebe eee oe. le eee s || GENUINE $400 VALUE! i to be found in Bedroom 00 are embodied in these ultes— alnut surfaces—fancy d QUALITY FEATURES on! selling for as much as figured Genuine Burl Mahogany overlay surfaces—all dustproof con ply Genuine Mah y Interiors—exquisite lacquer finish—wheel cut mitered mirrors) Four cleverly designed pleces comprising a bow-end bed, vanity dresser 52-in. dresser nd Spacious crown-top Chifiervbe, having large clothes hanging compartment and several conventent drawers—dust proof constraction—diamond-shape mahogany overlay surfaces. venient An assembiage of numerous con- drawers. constructicon; dinanmerd-shape ma- drawers. hogany overlay surfaces. All choloce of chiffo- dustproef sobe or chest of ENSATIONAL BEDROOM BARGAINS MADE POSSIBLE BY OUR IMMENSE SURCHASE! $225 Superb Four-Plece $140 Attractively Designed 4-Piece BEDROOM SUITE Truly amazing bargain at our low Sale Pajce of 79. BEDROOM SUITE Priced in our Immense Purchase Sale at... 13 LAMP AND SHADE! TABLE! SMOKER! DAVENPORT TABLE! MIRROR! JUST LOOK! Ali These Pieces Included;— Gy 3-PIECE, ALL LOOSE CUSHION OVERSTUFFED LIVING-ROOM SUITE! BRIDGE FLOOR LAMP AND SHADE! SCARF! PAIR OF BOOK ENDS! 2 PICTURES! = TELOCCRE Stee eee eee aetacebeeaebbaietide TRADE IN YOUR OLD FURNITURE FOR NEW LIBERAL ALLOWANCE— PHONE Aha ARETELD_@f62 FOR OUR APPRAISER Out-of-Town Customers Can also benefit by our tow prices Rush your mail orders to us FURN ee, | 1105-07-09 OLIVE i . 18-PIECE DINING OUTFIT \ AND 7 a ST. _ v4 . INNER SET R Rottest Eetendion D -. Massive $225 VALUE FOR.,..... ?

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plhbeiatabenascronsnddasipesesibllttnstniineailiaidininsdnends Cinpecesar elie. cogctt ee __ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ae! eT LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 6, 1927. a Radium Is Restoring Health to Thousan =. Remarkable Discovery Brings Curative Powers of Radium Within Reach of All F YOU are sick and want to Get Well and and nerves to a normal condition—and the Keep Well, write for literature that tells next thing you know you are getting well. How and Why this almost unknown and won- Sold on a test proposition. You are thor- derful new element brings relief to so many oughly satisfied it is helping you before the sufferers from Constipation, Rheumatism, appliance is yours. , Nothing to do but wear’ Sciatica, Gout, Neuritis, Neuralgia, Nervous it. No trouble or expense, and the most won- Prostration, High Blood Pressure and dis- derful fact about the appliance is that it is eases of the Stomach, Heart, Lungs, Liver, sold so reasonable that it is within the reach q Kidneys and other ailments. You wear of all, both rich and poor. How It Is Possible for a Moc “] Degnen’s Radio-Active Solar Pad day and No matter how bad your ailment, or how Priced Appliance to Contain | night, receiving the Radio-Active Rays con- long standing, we will be pleased to have you tinuously into your system, causing a healthy _ try it at our risk. circulation, overcoming sluggishness, throw- For full information send coupon today RAD [UM ing off impurities and restoring the tissues. —not tomorrow. rasie| jeaatoms tn tne tasmn, Sab unin a soins world, it is alse the undred to foe oe ntly a little goes a #£ treated to produce gram of , os si we & t ’ . . bs SS ae - . >! far. It : tificult ¢ form a conception can be understood when it ts . : f energy stored in even the Radium is a disintegration produet of Radium. there being onjy one part ef Radiu Th d H | enon rie ies: nies wees a a 0¢0 parts of the Urantem in any ousands Have Proven the Marvelous Effects of 2 rere sere ee urs at a velocity of 12.000 any nas succecded in working out Bs 9 | éa . — "i : * ° ° ad sine. he . anit odie 2 f energy for Process whereby Carnetite ere af S 1C )= c V eC O r l 1S nN a in estimated period of 2500 years before total S72@¢ im Radium rrmeteer e e e] ) a ‘ a a ou Riutntneenttun taken ateace oo ee eee —e —- ae. eral coats of this very © sive a ° ny nik CORE Kya at 96 gale aN Ie at. ea Wyae ——— PE ee aa *, eee ee ee 7 leo OR OLS GB sep aaNet ae MBG My ae . -/ . a - . - > . : “tl — : hs . 2 ’ . : : 2 7 . ™ . : : Some time ago I ordered a Radic- é rely adicated . 9 add ai anything har been wearing it night > - - Be Sce * , “ or \ ao 4 ; RES». : eS = be obtained. and which has mis. | ; a powerful accessory in the t ‘iS. 1 am sure you have rood thin arera. 4 + farever atime ' tila a TineG tO ope anv cir Lo to sci : ous diseases. Numerous allments x L an y yy Ich pleased : oi, . Radio- ery ow . pres . : , _ wAL? — ' , Be _ ai “Oo rel 2 lium, have been treated successfully he INDIGESTION emanations.” yete 2 ges te pts *: aoe Pb ’ ¥ 28 Sethe: Ne ee es easily oa ve in eae The great healing power of & 4 substance is due to the fact that termed “Radio-Active:” that t& #7 taneously rays or waves of enermy a rate from 12.900 to 196.006 These rays have the power to @ substances ard thev EXERT A Ea STIMULATING INFLUENCE GPs CULATION OF THE SLOOD, The chief effect of the radiatit® STILLMAN BAILEY sats: “rh um ang is distategrates a nn ay oe ray iuce an ienization of the atau, cies (ne of WU principal! ubstamce the rays penetrate. © i oes » ha ‘? . fe > “~ - Jo 6. imu aL. 44 0 ~ ae kis o | . Wit ORs? I : of the 7 a ’ “or v O culation, @.i ine ime n 4 acti the |] ‘ium Tavs carry enetEyr i a ; oa : . . .¥ ‘ ' : ¥ fr the odern med! | : it we : , . “ ence of an enti iy new as oa , , : : i - i | ae ta si ~ body on - «= ™ ss ~. . ~. ec - >» are . ~~ — = : lie ae It is comceded by recognized medical authorities that sluggishness dere, hips, chest and arma fer $4 yeara, aod [now hwur tram@octalty thaaene Pe oe : . er poor circulation is the cause of nearly all human ailments, and that ent a fortune trying to get relief. At the I noticed your ad in the paper.” he siekt ere tee eners of Degen's Radio-Active Sam : = ick upon th juallfied condition that you can try , oduce an improvement in your Came where there is a perfect circulation disease in any form cannot long case and if it does not exist. ‘he triai per! o yor ‘mtire satisfaction, tt will not cost # When you stop to consider that the one underlying cause of nearly Bom 6 mame oe ne eee pees ae ee eae every known malady is CONGESTION—the one remedy CIRCULA- has restored health to tens of theusangs, a» -videnced. BF > > . Ot soTm oT Tn the u ; ~ . « TION—all Claims made for the Radio-Active Solar Pad are not only over 198608 aurchee ne 6 ee reasonable, but im strict accord with modern medical science. WEITEMBER, sp walter whet sees atuent Gael Pad without expense. . GUARANTEE COUPON | Radium Appliance Co., First. that Degnen’s Radio-Active;Solar Pad contains actual 1358 Bradbury Bidg., Los Angeles, Calif. RADIUM in sufficie ti e higt . ae : a re. 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Address Send COUPON Today . ** ™ “7 eee © « iit ee ee ee ——| 1358 Bradbury Bdg., Los Angeles, Cal. Why Not Tear Out Coupon Right Now? \ : ad oes =

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andg gs Nika a bs to Contain Ac IUM ore by a very expensive process. From treated to produce o Zram of radium. . Radium is a disintegration product of U there being only one part of Radium te 000 parts of the Uranium in any ore. pany nas succecded in working out a sci¢ process whereby Carnotite ore of the grade eral coats then applied on the surfac able pad, 4% x1l inches in size. These pads are thoroughly tested as-to FE with the same Radio y-active mixture, there years. ‘ conceivable power of an atom piains why these pads can be manufact and sold at a price within the reach of ¢ tically evervone. at Last Open the eat Unknown? he be obtained, and which has proven iftself to : is a powerful accessory in the treatment of . + OuS diseases... Numerous ailments and mal7@ have been treated successfully with Rad Ly emanations.” 4 nh : healing power of this wthde is due to the fact that ft “Radio-Active: The great substance of termed - taneously rays a rate from 12.¢ These 0 to 180.000 miles a seco dence have a “ ower to penetrate substance and 8: STIMULATING INFLUENCE UPON THE @G ; LATION OF THE BLOOD, 7 The chief effect of the radiations, from Ke um and ite dis! tegration products is to # duce an hizat oom of. the atoms of whate# i substance the rays penetrate. Chemical eff 8s, follow as secondary result of the ionization,= : 4 by Prof. Carl] Von Noorden and Prof. W. in. believe that in contradistinction to all 00 forms of electro therapy, we possess in active st vbstan ‘es means of carrving el : enercy the devthse* of the bhodv and om es: ost bje ne a juicer pro toplasm and ey il th lia to an immediate bomvardment BFS ne a sion of elec trical ntome. We may therete nm elgnate this internal treatment with & or At tive subst ances os “internel electro-the »d Radium has a distinct phy stelogical effect & : om the human system Clinical and labe o | tests have absolutely “proven this. There o K~ decided beneficial effect upon the circul of The Radium raves carry energy into the Gee t- of the body vitalizin 1 every organ and tené e- to make every cel] in the body full of iy and vitality. sniv to overcome and it of this comfition ts not increas@ the resistance of the body to di ‘but to extent that one is alm oft Immune. Cot sidering & atm upon the very life cells of the body. it is apr the disease ir not material, because Redium ae D OVercome any y Gisenas 4 tkers of Degen’s Radio-Active Solar Pad offer it MNoualified condition that you can try it in your 73 rot Semee t ah improvement in your ‘conditions ‘Our entire satisfaction, it will not cost you any oday and learn more about the remarkable hes tit m, nd especi ‘al ly how Degren’s Radio-Active Solar to tens of thousands, ais Videnced by the ree buBands of teetimonials 1s eveived eers. from matter what your ailment may be, you can ey a e. a Angeles, Calif. rge full information how Degnen’s g sick people and how J ean try it 1p ee ee eee ee eee "eon eee ee eee ede ge 6 ee oo @ t Coupon Right Now? — ane for a Moderatelg Sundred to four hundred tons of ore news can be understood when it is remembere@# 4,21 ‘the laboratory of the Radium Appliafice . in Radium content is stimulated @ fortified by the addition of actual] Radium & of this very expensive mixture § e of g light, comfe activity before: being sold, and being cover be no variation in the Radio-activity whi they emanate cormtinuously through a period | This process, combined with the almost | of Radium, @ is whats ' that ts, it emits @pg or waves of energy traveling’ they EXERT A REMARKA® among ® | {o oe eee te eS he “ \ \-\- ’ _— Wh, oy : oe e Wh ——ee | oe _— ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH Y SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 6, 1927 Furniture for every room. Five spacious floors to choose from. Our lease is expiring. We must sell fast. That’s why our downtown showrooms at 512 Lucas are nowopen tothe public. You don’t have to be a merchant to buy here now. Everybody is invited and there is a bargain here for you. Complete Suites for Every Room and Odd Pieces in a full range of prices. Suites. Forty Beautiful Overstuffed Living-Room Hundreds of Odd Chairs and Occasional Pieces. Five Hundred Pieces Rustic Hickory Porch and Lawn Furni- ture. BEDROOM SUITES, wien E piece ivory; price DINING-ROOM SUITES, pieces, to close out LIVING-ROOM SUITES, three pieces, overstuffed. . BEDROOM SUITES, seven pieces, to close out LIVING-ROOM SUITES, three pieces, cane back, velour seats BED-DAVENPORT SUITES, S$ three pieces, overstuffed... LIVING-ROOM SUITES, 2 $4 pieces, mohair, allover... $1 <a BED-DAVENPORT SUITES, 2 pcs., mohair and velour, DAVENETTE SUITES, three pieces, oak, imitation leather, DINING-ROOM SUITES, eight % pieces, golden oak REED FIBER SUITES, three pieces, various finishes BEDROOM SUITES, Bed, Vanity, Chiffonier REFRIGERATORS, 100-Ib., apartment style BREAKFAST SETS, five pieces, gray oak. . LIBRARY TABLES, 54-inch davenport type TEA CARTS, gumwood, mahogany finished $9Q-50 $34.50 19.00 88.00 49:20 43.00 $43.00 59-00 Greater rer Values! CHIFFOROBE, solid oak with mirror CRIBS, ivory finish; price OENGO |. ccc cle d eee ee eee eine padi pee: sere Shoe cents ges) DRESSERS, oak finish; price MATTRESS, 50-Ib. all-cotton felt BREAKFAST SETS, five pieces, enamel KITCHEN TABLES, white, porcelain top “BOONE’’ KITCHEN CAB- INETS, golden oak REFRIGERATORS, 60-ib. ice capacity BUFFETS, golden oak finish DINING TABLES, oak finish, 45-inch OAK DINING CHAIRS, with leather seat BED SPRINGS, coil or sagidéss KITCHEN CHAIRS, golden ocak finish $1128 ~~ = te « & 2 £2 2 a Se 6 2 SR. 8: Se Our Doors Are Open to the Publie—Clesiag Out at Wholesale Price & Less UPERIOR MFG. AND SUPPLY COMPANY—WHOLESALE FURNITURE DEALERS FOR 12 YEARS ~; ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH SUPERIOR MFG. » SUPPLY COMPANY WHOLESALE FURNITURE DEALERS GLOSING OUT | $200,000 FURNITURE STOCK WHOLESALE PRICE AND LESS} A Once-in-a-Lifetime Opportunity After twelve years exclusive wholesale business we have opened our doors to the public closing out entire stock. — in PAGE 9B y, - ee =, . —_—. f . a © ea phy a ae a am - Pe a » - . _ oe eo “ . “ en . . « ~~ ae . ~aé - . ~ Me bn te eet . Wi * “¢ - : hed . _ a: tes LMG LEO MES. PELE INE ERS. ONION STERN ate XS a si A] | \'e ; ee For a More Inviting Living Room A 3-Piece Suite in Mohair, $179 An opportunity to refurnish your living room with a new up-to-the-minute high-class Suite at a very low price, These Suites consist of davenport, fireside chair and club chair and we are closing them out at about one-half the ordinary retail price. Outside covered with velour. . ’ SLO AO AAR ON A ee AE rhs mei Rp Oe ee LEED te LE CCN LT A i Oe Oi tnt, eA \ a AR a a er cs = To Replace the Old Dining Set A Stately 9-Piece Group at $162 One of the exceptional bargains of this great closing-out sale is a 9-piece Dining-Room Suite consisting of large buf- fet, table, china closet and six chairs. A Suite worth $325.00 in a regular retail way. While they last our close-out sale price is only $162.00. Bedroom Suite of large size pieces, all genuine walnut veneered on gumwood—beautifully finished. Dresser, vanity, chifforobe and bow-foot bed—A Suite worthy of your consideration—we specially $ recommend this bargain at............ 199 While we have dozens of high-grade Bedroom Suites we advise early selection—we ask you to come to this great sale and to buy furnishings for your home, expecting our guarantee of absolute satisfaction on each and every article —our stock is very complete. We know you will appreci- ate our low close-out prices. 512 LUCAS

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filaa ie Gi sae ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _____ _ | sa 4 lh d PAGE 10P _ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH a MORNING, MARCH 6. 1) ee e (- But New. As ua aie: ons it MOST ; iy ee Ropes she , w! i ea hip aco wt 5h + Sidhe - a) 2 Fe The House oj Honea Koa Eee Ys gheag “(aE : z - | : r f N ADVERIi4EMENE ——— (;ene ae Where Courtesy — — ree EASY 10 DARKEN * GUARD CROWN JEWELS | Plain Figure Prices — MAY: TERN & C0 i), TOUR GRAY HAR INTONEROF LONDON = qe i det Siigeer, vo one o0n| Authorities Take Extra Precas S. FE. CORNER TWELFTH AND OLIVE STREETS : +s HENS. es 6 R -_- — er a ee ee } vo on et tgaaeaaaglgelta” ne Riley dap ecto Lair pi sill ous ‘SRpiw m i a he PR hehe ot Winn MRE Oy TWO-Di.L TUNING—Making operation so simple. HAR. MO-SO) .iC amplification (three stages)—remarkable for its purity of tome and faithful reproduction. UNEQUALED SELECTIVITY—Brings in each station, far ei - —_— dl 3h) fate fare Tee C DaipPer me c20 Authorities taxe Extra Precau- * i. tT Be ips | because it’s | se: ’ i uv 1 “as . —— . a. - ‘ > srari ac EY ae f 3 ¥ i: PA qene ©0 natura: , Lions since Daring Ro ot es . =: 4 i cob soeveniy. Prepar Have Occured. si et e ing this muxture sy A q MS though, at home aceite =: , : i} is Muss’ and trou- Br the Associated Prese ois ait if blesome. For only LONDON, March 6.—The crown S24 | me Be ‘9 cents You CaM i.wels of England, valued at tens 3 3 ; = 8) : . buy at any dmg ~. ee ‘ ames | 2 $ . ;e os ca of millions of dollars, have oeen * @« ; fi ba; a store the reacy-to- fs. xz ou2 i. & ‘ : 4 use preparation, placed under stricter guard, since /J i | es s: a ke 7 ‘ 8 “ ; “4 1 e 9 improved by the yisiting American gunmen were CS j es: i ; & . 8 g oe "ya Ned 7 - | F s : ne a Pee 1 T 31 Ni aiieé ‘ 2 . * mine - ; ° * . - os “ 2 ‘ redited .. } par “ipa 4 i a { es : Bios nd Sulphur Com- “"* sea: errant en Cee: + Most antageously $; 7 ‘ 3 AD} A sponge ee rik a i : y 35 ; f is s. Higa DEY bape Aa 7 Fi Located, Says James E. ; Hina king one small The jewels, spread out in glitter- be i 5 ne > a een * are afer he ¢h nsands ~€ eh | By morning au S array, are seen oF wousanes © ‘ . Mi i Val- Ht : i em and. after at American tourists every year int ee Smith of ssissipp ; ’ re i aii Ci Lio * © i ; a or t% ’ >. hair lower of London. They simply PD. ~ jation - , + = r S attiz n por- : 4 ‘ “ : “ 0 ‘ srt 7 as Ww ¢ = ~ . ‘ > as r = - ol ‘ 43 . “ol ON aiiss routhful and attractive ash out to BOOSTERS " 4 e ; = arpearance vet t isv at once with send Pp LU} postcards icK 10 Sewn e: ; 4 i ¥ Wrweth «Sg we and Snir hur Compound 1OF a ISAs And Uxkiahoma ’ a3 t ae 3 Se : ; ‘ ' — j P) oe ie | g k voars younger. Apparently they are under — >. : % 5, 4, , 7 : " , nd G ed He S a Legisia , 3 : =: § an Sey : pe BRuded: a 3 : * Ss T _ - — x 7. . ; jorTriz : oe é ; ‘ ~ ~ » : \ ‘ : :. 2 ‘ ox es u } ae ~ i . - ; ' tet } ‘ af = : i Por : O u I O 1 Ce a : ~ # - aa ; riding me sis _ ¥ : 4 ‘ ; ’ sd 4 Lio — ; Z GET OUR CATALOG mechanical closing rf the doors ~ (Leiee - anc * 2 a: BKOVN mae HINERY (€o., hich would convert ths Une-foo" Iasneis RHC pial Ne Ninatn ~~? mm a iw, — i anil ae ‘eee : ’ with iK ns c*i? On wi. eee Mi —— ———~ Se Pemewneens — ee : ¢ Phene TYler 3391 ‘ steeé, Shutters, ordinarily hid- ” >» ian smd the win Cities + fro | .a! «4 uld a vn atica ¥ n +? p ; . . oe \i i= = . ii SCé \ the glass case con- i) $60 0008 G00 Appropriation. gu wels, converting . 4 : = 4 $6 | nual rivers . Guarded or Sec recy. i - ents 4 | reat n- 7 Befor: the woul e purgliar | | 7 4 t > invine * Pe “ood } knew what was happening : nctudedg tn ad Dearoom Outle d ens) issis- “ uy eS t } t ¥ uid : ; mM ec 4 ’ 2} 4 4 Among other jewels, t 7 ucn an Amazing y Low FeGe wc ) ey 7 ? i ~ . : ; ¢ 4 ij 3 TOW of E £iand fr ; ° - 3 : ‘s Pu hg artes. 1] A Bedroom Outfit that is uns d he Artistically designed and finished in th . ran . 3 eee >droom Outfit that is unsurpassed anywhere! Atrtisticaily esigned an finished in the : : . | os | gS Sta rown ; S é ’ . ont + ss > ie : ‘ We ~ P ~* . —~ mp ‘ieee “ vi S corona antique walnut. The tops, front and sides of each piece are of genuine walnut veneer. * Seu $e fe | :. i = r ~ £iga iby «Lit la rr} = ’ es aout ig Black Prince and wot tloral decorations are applied to each piece. These are not small undersized pieces. but a large mag 223 7. £8) i t Agincourt. a rtio ~— h: : | j 2 ' ii h hj! m : ; aig ot 2 Ae * pee size Suite that would enhance the beauty of any bedroom. It will be worth your while to makemay °- He s 4: + a a se Py ; ; ‘ 4 - i ~~ 2 #3 33 2 a 7 WIT br. nan on ts ; : M s.* a a A setae capes — point to see this Suite Monday’ n Major-G _ 2: ig - % ° irt Sapphire nd 3000 sy ? 3 : : : - . thin Thousands Praise Famous é:«=0ns of only a tew carats ea>y $5 Cash Del; This Suj Vener Mia 3 : ; : ae The Imnerial @es Rich inintnsiene ; a i . Old Skin Remed ) Imperial State Crown. n > Ldsn ei1vers us Suite tv Our ome. : = } ——— | y i King George V for the Ts ; LZ 82 : . , . . 7 ; ae cae é : Jj : a a Pimples, black heads, blemishes and Durba ontaining a large emer q s°3 t ub 3 muddy skin cleared up cuick!s 8 gq aid and Ore than 6000 diamon:’a fr —— Ce _— — i ‘ . ~ e-3 18 fem Soret seccess | | ucen Mars’ State Crown [ Visit Our Music Department , ) :. 3 ee Be * | RELIEVES years. 1 rT? 1st he . _— j nresenied Q pe ~ te : ; ps i > | ’ tm = "te ee, & cctrpes | ez aie Serena ed Thousand eee | x ° $3 t : INSTANTLY | =O — ee ee — Be. f = ' : rection on . : ; ‘ F 5 a ie r nen? a ‘ro dit rh Ui SeTs @ r . : ' ” ois : a. = . freer tam! + } + = : $ 3 : 4 % FREE Proof aes : ha Palace br an ordinary auto. | ae | a _—— . : B a - See amazi ng mnprovement — wit P sii iit at ' : 7" . = ¢ ; % £4 £m hou vs. r ree. No fort ee" rea 7 : ie ; : : , $8. & oe end today for generous tr Kizge «of . 7 Coat See Sect | 2: $ 5 a e Pol AIT) Simply mail vour name and . - ; . J mae ee ~ ~ (No other writing is necessary ). fo Sing at Organ Recital Toda, = ' sos : ie . ; ‘ +, ; 7 a8 (2° 4 ae hdgar R. Hil sing at e x ahs ) mR : —a ae ; ; ae i gp ce Desk, Poslam Co., a aera “on 3 | = 58S = j = De re Hy ; el eee oe ew ten, x, | EA ecital today " PIECE TUDOR DINING-ROOM _& : vita lee . Wade Fallert at the Scottish Rite THREF- PIECE LIV ING- ROOM SUITE en Ge oot 9-PI R DINING-R - & 23 : 2 eee os arm eet ra ? . a H 4 oe | +o - ¢ Tes on Oe lhe aral PRP ge Beatin ~siigel te 28] Amplex Harmo-Sonic Radio j; = ths beaut ' : ' ; eS ‘ ; ' : cone a ~ ; ; +2 acc ard x Spor 0 ‘ ale = — ; s = enee . . re % : ryt c ' A 2 * 50 | ° ¢ d eae z ” = 4 j 2 oe | e / Bre ak eee - r a q ; ip a. ¢ te = aris Tare -- ) i bk j —— ¥ Pas Dieke $10 Rs | m1 ea pi. a _ - | ee eee y ; r ie es - s a | 2 on ' : ed or " $ * * : sd AY ODEL No. 39 Ampiex Harmo-Sonic illustrated above - -_ : = 4 ? eg S setting a new standard im radio. A super-efficient | | > * fj : : gay set, ruggedivy comstructed, tastefully decorated. housed ' gees ie . ia ‘ Pa. = . Pea.» in an attractive sloping front cabinet—and at a price far be- | r= B re. =: aN : low its actual walue. | i ‘ . 4 ; qa : ; . ; ' smi ; le ' “ yt ” Pr . 2 j ; oonaneesseseons yyTrTr TaTttriiitT tl and near. as if it were alone om the air. SENSITIVITY —- is * om « ed * ee Set : N A a a; ROR tems te pail: apr til eis 3 3 te —— eetiatie x art i : gor: ~~ Sf SEED | THREE-PIECE METAL BED OUTFIT —_— 2 : Ei : ry : ; é | . ‘ aa edna 8 ap ste. pu fps e fab Bites 4 .Ge-1cer golden oak Refrigerators A wonderful cooker .an8: bs “s ts | * Be 2 Pie How to Keep a Child Healthy Pay Onlv $1 Now ith three doors A wonde and niche! ad ‘ s.$ 4 4 > oe ve he 2 eure nse spied as pegti criti nso inig arene tying tam ieee ie OER 4 ie OOH An gE IO oe Ae pale'eg ante ‘ : ¥ Li) oy agit ; S 4 = . q ‘ a : ; ee T.-¢ ;' ~~ ; T , | 2; ee. + é . ; ges My Y , / si * a } SN Bi ‘ 7 Ss ' 7 Na - ‘ Ty : ° ah & ee GENERATION ago parents and you can give it with absolute B.ids aa “tT 1 eo a | | s a : SUGGETS MONOCLE on ie: Pete Y thought that sickness was a safety to a nursing infant. Nese ale SS s' 1°. dE € | | e = = ee Ce ee ee the 5 i. oar +. 4 times a day. selis Dr. Caidwell’s Syrup Pepsin, ge tha TD — fT ] + Paw ak ain . a . . at é ) 3 Eee Senna with pepsin and suitable will find a happy. laughing young ) , a ; ma ten Sa af aromatics. The formula is on every ster in the morning. Take Sy rup ~ oe — - ~—s 7S - 3 a ¥ ae 9 ; *O7 > « i a | eckage. You will And you do not Pepsin yourself when constipated i" —e + ave to force children to take it, and give it to any member of the ie rere a “tt “ ROE GR POE LS sth ie PM ee « 4 . a: 3 and itis much Detter for them than family, young or old, for any ail : Pe Pe . Ne eestor oi], calomel! or coal tar drugs =ment due to constipation, auch ea : | =m , ste. tke phenoiphthalein even if cov- biliousness, headache, lack of « ( a Ph : ; ea yi . a ’ . .; 1? =. 2 eS ered with sugar or chocolate. Syrup petite. sleeplessness, bad breet a oe +14 : 2 — ee Era -~ > > —_—— es ee eee eee ee ee cr, and to break up fevers and colds 5: : ' __~@ a | a iy dedeaillin woul calhinin es 3 BF ee 3-Piece Krochler Bed- Davenport Suite | : aa ie Salil” Saal Passage sitheet gripire or strain- Stop that Aret «neerve or oniMe and Wh’ fetebe . os onan . . cs , : ori 7 . 95 lake im trade Every 6: e we if perfec -* =$ + 50 ; Winged chazrr, . ngec rocker and nged du emport " = : €2% * 5 mg. ‘4 dees rot contain narcetics. vou will have @ healtiy winter oe ;' beta om Neg . ndrtiw m bheautéul console a: at opens mito te se bed, feted with guaranteed $s si7e . eget wea , " Pay Onls $7 Now wpmeht cabinets , r sagiess spring. ° eat i a ae _ ‘ oad : Write “Syrup Pepsia,” 523 Washiagten Si., ba me SOARES Ne Need . rdaing F gured ~ ba Meaticeilo, liliaeis, fez a tree sample bettie. ; : —_ ie china |__| Pav $10 Now - ’ ‘ aaa 3 ; Pepsin is mild and gentle in action cankers. fever sores, indigestion ~~ £ei.3 eed cour child will bave an easy k t co 5-PIECE G RAY _OAK BREAKFAST SUITES r —_——-_ == = = can

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a 2. ee” we £ iy : - % ry ae a = en ? Vege aa 3 ? j * | | fe | ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | == The House of Honor | | al , | 7 ‘iia Where Courtesy Always I — : ee etme - a ~ —_— Se -— - — ~ _ . ~- — - —— _ — ——— > ne Greets the Stra ' ? eaariewas * nger! PART SEVEN. ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 6, 1927. PAG ES 1c ee ————— er See oe Sane es = | eee os ——- «© chien wom acne ¢ fa - —_—- agg | i LPTeT ee ee eeees . Seesnecunusecen _ easeesascssecssesers egocsecoesese SG. sa ® 38 5 at ae cps Ee ane a ast oh a eee oe eo et Pes hee 5 3 © nar eae 4E = en a cnsapees : + ars 4 ‘(Qu HEANS pt Pais Ba cea a er te ed ee TE TS ay, Hoo tbene: cuseuseeoese aeee seabed 4 ie r coreryrtspyt poe Oa ae ra bodecccssecsoos ee bs | ie 7 ree * eis| EAB ae a is Starts Monday! + Most Advantageously : FE ; : - - Asserts _ offers values unapproached in any other sale! Rock- Bey ve El oo” : ?. ) Sale of Electric Sconces > ii ¢ . Wy ‘ : ' 2 Sa SS _Washington—Outline of $ bottom purchases in dull season bring sensational values in Beers + —— “=@ ij = 7"r 48 genuine plate glass Mirrors, daintily etched in the most artis ee eee se pa PY oe of — ae i— 1 Achievements. oS RC € Pidte Piass JTS, Gdl y etcned J © MOst alts having a wood trame Eas y to at- | : — + CEE .. CIC decorated 0 ( Id OT silver irames. ‘ — beamed compiet x Ay ished to f —— : ae | larmonize with murrors, Special, per pair he ie: —_" o> Paes 7 ® louis was pictured as ead 8: 3 | — hee Hee ae tion in the world” by Bre " ——— j oa E. Smith, head of the Mis- e ; ‘ ' / | Valley Association, upon = s $7 | / i oe ie z 7.95 Chinsnle Mirror | at retern Friday from Washing- i :y et pee!" | where, he said. “the advocates §# g 95 a a . a ee $12.50 Console 4 see #5 Venetian 7 | ey went after.” , iation for waterways i1n- . Legi Mirror (14x29 Inches ) mere ner) $5.95 Buffet or Mantel Mirror One of the outstanding values in $9.50 Buffet or Mantel Mirror P ar1000.000 authorization |B $7.45 dhs sale is this new type of Mirror = $H95 li. the first in 10 years, pro- 6 a? a ae (16x47 Inches ) | with gracefully rounded corners (15x48 Inches) large relict top ornament. Has (12x24 Inches) ; x . : ; 4 T1ding for «A nine “i100 AV iil 3 ‘ ’ nie 3 nA ee cs é ’ ‘ , 16x31] In hi s dIiG ial ps = » * we oe between St. Louis and ‘¢ en ? | ARGE sized rane! $y 7 wath M4hrror etched = Cilé richiv de orated trame and flaw- one : tho ps NQCOTHER extren rely tas nefesl design “with pane led g A5 pict tee £ me fot » Missouri and the Twin Cities : , al ‘ \ hicaiil ‘yi i AVAAL Ga i LU it We cA , bly - . f ; a : Tre (51717 4 ; ae i - / y ™ af ’ at hine-1 Oot iwi ii ©S U ; as , ' : } ; $ 95 ~ ' 1 ] ] {! Une le I , ae | . , ~ . = +} whee ' . saa . , ' if Al a oe “OT: top OT . ic oe iC 8, { : i wili be amazed to learn that so sple We Bead. 1 mint 4 less plate mirror with etched de gg : cate frame and decorated , so ‘ are , sivhi ds i ament ne ae on the Upper Mississipp' - ° Waterway, connecting St. Louts ' ' ; He panel AaAqTe etched im Tlower hasket Oe. ks ee ae ee bs $60,000,000 Appropriation. s A $60 hme Ou i} ann val rive re oH manag harbors bill for improve- rg Ments already authorized. in- +e F luc it 4 £10 v O06 fo flood # meentro! on the Lower Missis- t Appi. fi E: . Appropriation: ot hes , ; 7 Suc HeYg ¢ pesad aad rf thy, eae ys * Hn Ai , al aii o- « " rpo ‘ey ,7 o- 0 7 X . + 4 ‘rT : . h Chicago and surveys cy ibs Ulu d i 1; Lt) 1s . ws A i Lbivcae VV, aiid iad 5 ’ ‘ Sat (ee «4 £4 28 6. eS @ a 4 mine-foot chamnels onnecting Fe 4 ‘ bez . Louis Wi tn mea (] : Vij Mite ry fo; Deposit eine Holds Pays , = _ : ———— An) 25 Paneled Venetian Mirror for Any a | : = $15 “Buffet or Mantel Mirror ee , of $20 Buffet or “Mantel Mirror (19x57 Inches) Lestit (12247 Inches) These (21x61 Inches ) | F J a, PERS. ~ . ‘ , . . ? ¥¢ ‘* . . [, MTATILTCeEU WW Oo! Ve'vet SG bo i | - . be ; a =. 2 Pt . ur Home! ve ei: | : 4 oe Pa rs ° : -... : = : 17 Price , Sie s ° . ta 4 _ e=s » . Be . “ing ‘ 1 c . . . ‘ : h) , ri & . . . \] : sui pies . ap" BE Ae vit ¥ ¥ Peters Se cmcs Roce) : : ra\ sf Ton - : oa 7 Ein oa s buffer M A they last. $ afi ''! ee ee “ | Ses 5 : : j : : | et Ste ° . . % bi ‘ ” lio Ri} . . : . ‘Bi | A a= Hi Clos: . sa : . : . JO - or . J : ' : have ) as 3 : : r~- ‘ » 4 The V he oS Mi; Cord : ma) 4 = sagt eG: Vilfrror ordas : | Bale M4 : : ¥ , i, . i ave ‘ Single Double . S:.8 » ¢ Air . ° . . . pe 2-2 s z : a ok Ae “ . ~ = es af yeas : MB: og450 $y.00 | 3-Piece Walnut Bedroom Suite ‘ ~ ‘ . ° a | ® to . “ | . ‘ : \ 4 : . ‘ if 8-Pc. y Taint Spanish D: ning Suite 7 3 _ : ‘ 4 ra - = : ¥, ys : 7 DOR D - ' ei: ; H " ; 13 5 Hand Decorated . JENING-’ -ROOM SUITE This Be 3 tal styl : | ws construct ie ot genuine V'a! nut : v4 on eo >. -- . ¢ ve : : , ; : other hardwoods, and is = a at : : HANDSOME Suite that 1s typical of the values on our large | ow ; — — “extension = salle niece: (et ? Dining Fiurniture Planer features this handsome j SUREGESCHCROSCOSESSOCEREOSSEESORERSESREERSESSSERSEEEESERERESREEEEE bedroom furniture floor. Beautiful walnut veneers on tops host chair, buffet and chi D has beep pen ht our pro- gas = “OHE Dining Furniture Floor features this handsome 8 B and exposed surfaces of the large dresser, bow-end bed and chif- J , ; ‘ y ‘ . . " we’ #e ~ &, y 34 : «4 . -* ] im " , a . 3 ' wr Sea | eed ys = os £2 Pay Only $10 Now Me in euch a way that very few go ~ Spanish Renaissance Walnut Suite, as pictured. The § . : forobe which we price at $135. Dainty hand-painted ornament on Eo areas 5 sige og *s : butfet is 66 inches. the oblong extension table is. 45x34 - . os mts as shown shee Wight construction with mahogany >» pos . . ¢ * wer hy} try L “a ‘ : : inches. and the live D = rtabl fictil } art - I — - nweegeg . — 9 _onigtegies., th eteinetinat Ali i. ms §.tQ0). have red leather seat Built of rich waln =. . ee see Ge’ Mastic 1. « me iy, 1 ees Z Sp , # s Bed, $33.75: Chifforobe, $48.50; , . ~ ts Wo “> a 1D ‘ ; (} mn es oA ‘ % “ } anity, 594.50: T win Beds. Ea.., $33.75 tN? ai, © TreTiAl f + biiil i M Dd l - - _ — , DS eee Dresser, $52.75; me ass > sy. /° Consenient ¢ redii i ers ~ — ’ Or 4 . ; : a a panama era eeeeesenenaece eeeeeaeeeee eee 200000600 esese T Tra -- . ee ee ee eee ee ee a thosa «3 ‘ . : s s : - bui! e - . d iF . — Gray Oak Enameled : SE b March ae Underselling : : ‘ae Bre that the S ... 3 Mohair D Bed S aS Nae : Re been working fo i. 9x12 Frin zed Wilton — . 3-F 1eCe Onair avenport e uite - }, Bos years have hee: a | 5° . S +i * =i 4 : "Of coy a.) “aH s . Attractive pall p | I , Q 7 — $ -- . 50 ee GPO ID ie 8 > tie wHiRS, atipe- ~ ee BM Louis than a. ars 9 12 R ” : ‘ férators 2 mes will wi s.5 ” Axminster ugs . st aties ; Ps POPULAR Range with thos , $ 6 45 Gas Ranges p> rear, _ . Hi \ Axmuinste1 iB ' p alli ~ _—_—— -- AL i - 2 7 , "S 2 Agénts ter A? es mee — e Refngerators . gpg cooker and — he 3 | rs. Fine. deep pile, sea are §39.7 2 = ful and t i) shion You hu ver Suspect that : — 4 See ’ ho hike a kitchens a nameled and nickel trimmed. * . : S he ; - ‘ ai ' ed if iis .are iT? g portioned @ Beach ton ain enameicc Mm Sliver gravy ang tad 9x12 Axminster Rugs = } tor Fil] Ld } Peco Oak tf F t OTCAKgT ist al shown Nie SUSGETS eee Me reat, wish Weco of $26.75 Sentire . } Moore's, Bake * a Omay yee, wae e ee 2 deem Eagle S . erlain Sculpior Carves ¢ SRS | s Ve Give and Redeem dgie fam ps . pee een ; = 4 . a. s o . . | | & Ds » Sep! ; OnLOUS Derlain's veiled es : V - 7 e ~ Gl r , | e its : ag -s ; SE the members’ iobte oral elvet Stair Carpet . 5 -Pi Tw T Oak Breakfast Se acie Hotes Members’ lobby of SB ee ie eae ig - 1ece wo- one reakias t * j { ory? "~ © ci « no aoe Nov vou can im i iid © tone @ ' ; ec: 5 j/ ‘5 . sail Petes . ; 3 i S147: teed “Byrne table th OS im; 4 s Sing) top ane amen oye s ARGE-SIZED, wonderiully imsulet ~ Eons : a s.: | ddie af airs } i,t U e —_ of duciili a . os: cj) 4 . . tch. Ps nent er Timish in = ed to save. ice, and with one- pec ; - © 4 2 ~ . : ; ' ; ee Bed- D S . ii o ? Se: ec , e} end D J vv orienta: Drow? * pure white potceiaih wun’ Nickeled av enport uite 4 a a ¢ er and f = S shelves and hardware te hed ae nae ss $ Niele alee et 85) 1B i! en) eee Figured Tat oa coe PEs _— bngnqnd ee Fee ee ee eer ‘Pay $10 N on i : ' 4 7

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finisinclareibniieenasinnaditintha: Beate Satie os PRE LS AG ERE LATA IE I. NP: a ik i Oe cc 8 ~ Pal pares eee = = ———_— ee Behoo! Chilicon’s Teeth Defective. ial at the Baden School Fri day cs 3 ADVERTISEMENT st. eee ; ‘ : Marriacr. phy Rite te 66. eee cant of echecl | afterncer aoe ent ite - temporai ~y “HEALTH WS CFRVIE y pe te ceeeapee: | ee -“Inea.t Thi By C;eneral Fopics Declared All I want is your name and address so I can send you a free trial nis great oil. f - p trea t. | want you just to this treatment—that’s ail—just J. Cc. HUTZELL Oil.” is the only thing ot te tmen try this ORUGGIST covered. Will Boon to State’s Physicians. DM frequent nigl aad dat cn ake this new treatment only a few @yit, That's my only argument. penetrate : frequent night an d: i] a this 1 eae I ve been in the Retail Drug Business for 20 years. I served four eof the Retall Drager leather in 3 minaten Genel . rob you of Ss! t tht — 1 banter ge ae si 4. the Indiana State Board of Pharmacy and five years as President o Retail Druggists’ it gives warmth a -_ - — —— sicep and strength , ) ‘ rou i -s Association. Nearly everyone in Fort Wayne knows me and knows about my successful x ice orig- OUFRING SemeBuess Hse tke t] est as Woalff-' » Drug treatment. Over Thirty-Five Tho~sand Men, Women and Children outside of Fort —_ Saal = : y. a {Oe aan t | ometimes pain and worry you? — as McLaughlin, chairman of = tnt rarely ta : ones a ae pogo vageboey aleRtes 10 wom J. C. HUTZELL, Druggist, : Ne. 5304 West Main St., Fert Wayne, ind. “On Sale ot Walon ao pues the right ¢ be of the| , ' ; i “we » See Please send without cost or obligation to me your Free Prdof Treatment ag ‘ staff and a member “ a , re: mn ler, pet 1060" "413 n — ise | an a Le §-? “aie _ progress fin the treatment of tu ' 3 ; : .. oo — ", - = Quarantend qual erculosis. A series of 18§ article: | a Oat Ficertng. i, : j = gh 4 : or by specialists, covering every phase ; — DANGER Sit | . $ he disease and giving infor- aid Be =f 7 ! mation about sanatoria, climate, WARNING “gee oe . oir oe 0 bowwe danigza, gar altitude, home care, nursing and ie ATURE’S --' Belch M; mary price $55. ta "538 bowunn woven . bargain windows, roof ‘ether topics, wags sent out during 4 | Drink and Bathe in er ] pice por ooo fn. ah k._.507e SECS te SSCS... the last year to more than 17090 ER HOTEL a i pr ans in St uls and St. ; Send for + Big Free Catalog Todayj °°**°":_°° = ™** + : iSH BATHS ae Gavamed eatiwestion. Visit our FN ES A Oui : a “Za tions in numerous other gards. (ver 40 000 satinde! smers. Weahip _ (Mail Thi Cc irganizai p by freight anywhere fro om point - nemrest , os § oupon, ommunities have asked for copies by truck at emall extra cost. Act todag. , ping: * aa ek Harria Sens Ca... Ire. of he series aS a guice in foiow- |e eford Ar Chicago. T1L : — ; mune St. aee - ing this example, and the Mis- } semd me rour free catalog eourit Tuberculosis Association is 2348 & Crewtord Ave, Chicago, ML. fe sending the series to all physi- CO et en lee Mee me ‘fans of the State. Camden, M. i Marytend Bmore AAdrens up-to-the-m inwut ————a a 7 ae | * i % Perey , De FE Se deve bvete - eG CRA mn A BENS MSE RT GE BE ME ONE OR, PO CR ee ee re Sete Fata ee a wo wah 2 NOE ei an RTs OPES « General health, as well as tuber- ulosts, interests the society, and ~\recently a series of such articles ADVERTISEMENT has been issued. Dr. McLaughlin said more than 6490 physicians had commended this work and sug- ae BS ng PE ee Bae ig es , _ bm : 7 , : aie z eae ; * ie . . or? j a, NE ag “ et. e Fe its own st tory. doesn t it: a dhe ae os 2 i ate! hi ‘ " . "ie st . : ; : wpe is - Ne : ‘ S - “a 4 - : . ! A. j ; | . e - ee = = ee = 4 % 2x 2 . = ; p’ o> weern. FJ re + - : ec..0 te soo9 _ ry aa ’ “is P . _ : . 7 7 x _ al es ® ‘S ae : a ° oo ° a a “ os . ' : ess ee ar ' . x >. oo et Sr as : ¥ oe mee ee x _— ae “ “ . it Vv : ‘ a : . ei Nea OD On ae ~~ “ ' a*a y. . OP gelete SS S be 2 » 2a aa Seat ee A . ~~ er, a Boe, a : . : ~— Pi . . . ~ . ‘ ‘ 7 7 Told Ss es S oes sp ’ 5 mate —», “S.3 See : = a , 2 . - , - “ eS er 7 ———- ” . 20. > Se ae pe. 2 > ; . > —_— 7 . : . , ne s : sii . “ ; ° . a. ee ; . uUmMmpN- > ial Seige e “ t-: > tired to get up,”’ arms and legs | ~ n muse re: with burning, Se ae? Net ae cli sie pe a he Soi tan ed head is adorned ell rimmed inet | r - feeere back ar dull head—WORN of Dosen ath ABRAHAM LINCOLN a In the Springfield days im: ee o sian iatism, kidney amd bia Umatism. A! Bbles. and all ailments caused by Acid make one miserabie. strong and well. Get rid of ‘‘rheumatic’’ pains, stiff joints, muscies, ‘‘acid’” stomach, Kid- er Bladder troubles so often | sed by body-made acids. ) , . have : li for a | Pit SANS te, RTS = esl neit ‘ nee ‘ ¢ ~ te Be oe + » — etn mT 7 “ A — ae Sia ee rou heen arling — taxing all sorts of medi- hout benefit; let The Wil- | ; tment prove to you what / ti reti t gives im tae most 7 | eases. Sinee 1892 han- | C ; thousands have used it. : a ee Yet ae See Pete 3 aS BGO @ pee as Apts ig WE egy ‘ re ABRAHAM i With Text by Ida M. Tarbell, Noted Biographer of the Great Emancipator This Daily Strip is full of entertainment. Ida M. Tarbell, who is Lincoln’s most fa- education and inspiration. Woven into the mous biographer, with Nicholas Atonsky _ pictured life of Lincoln are parts of many the artist, has developed in this series of 3 1 Nj ol Mics Lifhan Rau] of the more important events in American pictures a dramatic, authentic contribution _- : ~~ History. to national history. HICAGO. ILL—To meet and bowe ‘ = Lillian Rau i in her charm : 4 home at 8117 Exchange fond pene would guess that a year ago. a nervous a and Now Appearing Exclusively in St. Louis in | git! nothing act even am: : forme SAY “BAYER ASPIRIN’ -dGonuine The [6'-Page Daily Magazine of the Bet bur ca: : es Unless you see the ‘ ‘Bayer Cross” on tablets. you are not get- o - | ting the genuine Bayer Aspirin prescribed by physicians and for Colds 7 : ‘ad »] — ) | | Pain —S2uUs—in fact, nearly Provec sate by muilions over 25 years. of st = e Heat : °ata | he: yomach and bowel trou- DOES NOT AFFECT THE HEART iti ; id-famous Toothache “x only “Bayer” package Neuralgia ria iat .AS 3 . ‘ 3 ihih CONTAMNS proven dire CuOnNS. | umbayvo mandy Ra ver’ DOY?eS of ! *s tablets R . i. un @ , ; : % - heu : sm Aisd Dotiles of 24 and 100—Druggists _ Biot Sarin Waren ies: Blithe a ogo cal ess i 8 DEPRESS A RRB OEM ei AE IRE i 2 SG te le ihe iam ~~ ~~ . | EPs Yi SSM ERS pe end . ine as - ae Sey Oat : Lag Rep ye SG ane aay naka ‘ eK’ cS 4 P = *¢ me Ne ay Sao Ri Saal es oe A art ; gf > a . ba - a ony re é ee: ee Ae arpa ers Sl Sl ee . ede rvects y ras AY die” ani naltnae ee ARE A fe aie Aaa alana «aaah iai aie z . } ; ~ - “s ergt ~ " -% ? 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_ _ ADVERTISEMEN,Y | ——$ Miller's Antiseptic © ys 3 s on Marriage. phy at St. Louis University, who a Known — Pormerty wee.” will be the general | Will preach every Sunday evening = & . rar Rev. Michae] 1. | 2¥U"/ns Lent at St. Francis Xavier's eh gl | ¢ of the a _|College Church. The first of five | e ‘id | Lg ae J., professor of philoso-+ sermons will } : . % =) ata! > | Se , , a | Goes Creeping and Creaky; Stiff and Swelien "Em Up In a Few M | Sg is great oil, formerly le li, covered. Will penetrate HUTZELL DRUGGIST s a member of etail Druggists’ my successful butside of Fort pent since I first bad—my treat- claim. _—— I want pains, neuralgia, stiff and sore throat almost | @ record probably never any remedy. Don't suffer trating oil Wayne, Ind. | Crawling inutes, is the only thing of leather in 8 minutes, there is it gives warmth to muscul joints, ; | lik magic 5,000,000 bottles sold under ’ E | antee and less than a dozen bottles é. = : maaan, get this iniment and means to be free f-om Pain. know On Sale at Walgreen's , J cinta oe known a¢ «_,, the thickeg - little = ar hes « wt. ~e a My Drug Stores, | During B Get a bottle from th f BEST FOR CAYLDREN ATHER JOHNS MEDICINE LESS, puny, rickety { children need the right ae ay ? . %& | 1926 the Post. — ; + «Cy ’ ) C W ’ e . . rinte iassified , ~ ou is 4 Es 8 16. pDoay-bulliding P int d 6654 Classif inane FATHER JOHN ~ : oe DICINE provide tl body-building _“Wents” — 2151 more thas » material 8 ehild needs during the growing period. It furnishes ——=_| nearest competitor and 2573 . = vitality to resist the recurring COUGHS and COLDS and a ot «te a lea other St. Lo ther more serious ills. Children like it and take it willingly. —— ning nesuopers combined. ° he drug store today. No drugs or aleohol. Over 70 years of HEALTH VICTORIES DANGER RE’S WARNING LCHER HOTE fURKISH BATH SIGNALS HEED THEM Drink and Bathe in Belcher Mineral Sulphur Water L and Dept. for Ladies S Fourth and Lucas *® a TN A EE _— - — we eee =o eee fa Called as Emancipator Lincoln’s most fa- Nicholas Atonsky, id in this series of thentic contribution uls in | the CH bitterly. alls its own ry, doesn’t it?” | CARTER’S Try them to-night—To-morrow Mies Gussie Frutchzweig, Bronx, N. Y.., ms yain to clear my face of horrible pimples. Once I overheard my sest friend refer to me as ‘pimple-face’ and everyone laughed. I I read about CARTER’S LITTLE LIVER PILLS used successfully to clear complexions when due to the sons from constipation and finally tried them. Well, my picture TILE LIVER PILLS move the bowels in a gentle anner free from pain and eliminate the poisons of constipation sm the system. These poisons, unless removed, are absorbed by blood and appear in the form of skin eruptions and blemishes. ' CARTER’S LITTLE LIVER PILLS in red packages, 25c. and 7c. , aw “Funny Face” Cried Self To Sleep writes: “For months I tried refreshed—All druggists. — ge ——-— " > i ‘a . 7 * ] ’” ~ ; 8 Y ‘ ht because you start the day >) tired to get up,’’ arms and legs , muscles sore; with burning, ng’ back and dul] head—WORN f before the day begins—do not you have to stay in such con umatism, kidney and bladder gues, and all ailments caused by B Acid make one miserable. strong and well. Get rid of P’rheumatic’’ pains, stiff joints, p muscles, ‘‘acid’’ stomach, Kid- for Bladder troubles so often i by body-made acids. you have been ailing for a time, taking all sorts of medi- Without benefit. let The Wil- Treatment prove to you what feief it gives in the most eases. Since 1892° hun- of thousands have used it. tit 4 .i tle ADVERTISEMENT MUCH URIC ACID? USE THE WILLIAMS TREATMENT FREE 85-CENT BOTTLE (32 DOSES) is broken bv an irri - If your sleep 'tated bladder that wakes you up ev- ery few hours, you will appreciate the rest and comfort you get from this free bottle (32 doses). If you send this notice, vour /name and home address we will give you a regular 85-cent bottle 32 doses) of The Williams Treat ment. - Kindly send 10 cents to hely pay part cost of postage, packing etc., to The Dr. D. A. Williams Co.., Post Office Building, Dept. GA-6469, East Hampton, Conn. Only one bot free to same person, family or address. Nothing sent C. O. D. You will receive bv paid parcel post, witbout incurring any oblica tion, a regular 85-cent bottle -(32 loses) of The Williams Treatment, (‘ut out this notice now and send it | before vou forget it. ___ ADVERTISEMENT + = oe if No Di tA 5 eae x4 ocd Ay- nif A I Miss Lillian Rav ! With Lillian home at 8117 Exchange Ave., tga guess that a year ago @ nervous wreck, and. es nothing—not even ap- | }.verything she ate fermented d gas in her stomach. =’, thanks to Adlerika, she Wonderful and no longer has ut can eat anything. Intestinal Stasis PCENT medical discoveries ote that such cases as Miss | _—— fact, nearly all % Stomach and bowel trou- ohd due to just one cause, la! Stasis. World-famous | = tell us that this insidi- ast, which is caused by Per food and lack of correct : | sg three people out r. — Stasis means the too | ement of waste food mat- } ugh the intestines. By too long in the body, this ferments, forms gas and . is the cause of sour .’ £88 bloating and indi- ven it the bowels move -_- Chicago Beauty i oiteiniteeitiiediemnmmtnenees iment daily, enough old matter may be. — for et left to form gas, hinder digestion and poison the system. Ordinary laxatives or soda or magnesia can- not give more than temporary re- lief from Intestinal Stasis or Gas. Only continued, REAL intestinal cleansing can help permanently. Dr. Carl Weschcke, in his private practice, first used the bowel] cleanser and intestinal prophylac- tic now known as.Adlerika. It is a compound of the best saline in- | testinal evacuant with vegetable buckthorn and cascara, together with glycerine and other gas- expelling and detergent elements. Unlike other medicines, Adlerika A _jacts upon BOTH upper and lower CAGO, ILL.—To meet and. Rau in her charm- | bowel, Stomach Gas HE FIRST effect of Adlerika is to relieve gas on the stom- ach and gas bloating. Often ONE spoonful brings out a sur- prising amount of old poisonous matter which you never guessed |was in your system, and which may have been the hidden cause of gas,indigestion, nervousness, sleeplessness and other trouble. Even if your bowels move daily, Adlerika frequently brings out an astonishing amount of additional matter which might otherwise poi- son your system. Many doctors recognize Adler- ika as the one dependable remedy for Intestinal Stasis and Gas, or whenever REAL bowel cleansing is necessary. No matter what you have tried for your stomach and bowels, Adlerika will surprise you. Sold by 39,000 edruggists. & — ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ } WOMAN DIES IN POORHOUSE e given next Sunday. | Abandoned When 6 Weeks Old and Mystery of sdentity Was Never Solved. Special to the Post-Dispatch. ALBANY, N. Y., March 5.—Miss | Mary Jane Hoyt died several days ago ' | house, Alms- an in- the where Albany County had at she been | mate for the most part of 84 years, _ by, | ' | i > Orphan Asylum } ' i ; For Gas & Conustipatiog medical advice. ' i } } ' ; i iOLD SORES SORES! Since | SALVE bas bealed inore old sores than ail | other salves combined. It i powerful salve | trom the bottom up, | polsons. jd. P. Asn eS coO.. Dept. 2 i ' ' and with her death was sealed the mystery which has shrouded her | identity all her life. Miss Hoyt was a 6-week-old ba- abandoned her parents, when she first became a charge of Albany County. No inkling has ever been given of her parentage. "my show ‘<p Records of the almshouse that she was received from the Orphan Asylum” when she was 12 in 1855. Leo M. Doody, Commission- a Ee ew er of Charities, is now tracing back | through the records of the Albany to thought discover to ¢ oxel ‘, any iuln is tne mean or the institu- “). wmeviuim., either the public Protestant asylum, ‘tion referred to. if the | i | i HOME WILL BE DISSECTED: to Be Discussed, By the Asse ciated Press DES MOINES, Ia., March 5.- The American home wiil be taken apart here March &-11 to see what! , makes the wheels go ’round. Called by ag roup of persons who consider the tion which should be studied, the American Home Congress will be held, with an array of social, civic and Government workers as speak- ers. Plans will be made to estab- lish it a permanent association The discussions will touch phase of home life, from th 'cal task of er dwelling, t: Cting a home an institu- | ee every | e physi- | he abstract problem of thé better | organization of family life. Among | he speakers will be J. C. Davis, | former director-general of rail :oads; Gen. H. M. Lord, director | of the national budget: Miss Lita pane, president of the American | » iome Economics Association: Miss (;race Abbgtt, director of the Cl il en's Kureau, Washingt: 4 Mrs. A. H. Reeve, national presi nt of the Congress ' Parents end Teachers, and William 8S. Ken- States Circuit Judge. yon, United MALLS BABY AN ALL-TIME TASK ritish Novelist Says Mothers Can't Run a Business. ~~ the A sanocinted Press LONDON, March 5.—‘‘You ca run a business and habv at the |Same time; a baby is a whole-tim: job,”” said Miss Storm Jameson, ‘British novelist, in the discussion started by G. K. Chesterton in his debate on that subject with Lads Rhondda. In private life she is Mrs. Guy Chapman. “I ons rat aby myself,”’ she said. “I ran a good many ot things at the same time since th: haby and I were living in a some what rural communit} with th nearest shop five miles away and the nearest phon half n hour’s walk.” St. Louis U. Retreat Begins. The annual retreat for the pro- fessional schools of St. Louis 1 . . her Po rdayv. The tr s held every year during ti first week of Lent. Students of the nrofessional schools are urged to ittend. although there is no oblig ‘ion to do so. Non-Catholic s ‘jents and alumni also are invited The retreat is conducted by the Rev. Father Benedict J. Rodman, J., president of St. Mary’s Col- re St. Mary's, Kan. Sermon Series Announced. A series of Sunday morning ser- ‘mons on “Christianity Facing the Sunrise of a New Day,” will bs presented beginning today by the Rev. George Rowland Dodson, pas- tor of the Church of the Unity, Waterman avenue and Kingshigeh- The serm will way. continue until April 17. COLDS COST MONEY FORTIFY YOURSELF AGAINST THEM It is estimated that a sufferer from colds loses three days’ time from work in a year. At work, in the “movie,” or at any entertainment, if your neigh- bor has a cold and sneezes or coughs, the air is full of germs and if you are not in good condition, you may become ill. The only protection you can have is to build resistance against disease forces. Take that splendid herbal tonic, DR. PIERCE’S GOLDEN MEDICAL DISCOVERY It increases the appetite, stimu- lates the digestion, helps to en- rich the blood and to improve the health generally. Procure it from your druggist, in either liquid or tablet form. Write Dr. Pierce's Invalids’ Hotel in Buffalo, N. Y., if you desire free Congregation in New Temple. temple at 6166 Delmar boulevard | dane at 8:30 a. m. 84 YEARS A PUBLIC CHARGE, | : SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 6, 1927 ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH A Hebrew ADVERTISEMENT The Brith Sholem Congregation, Services are being held daily at / school is to be opened. . - of which Rabbi A: Rosentreter is /6:30 a, m»wat sunset, and Satur- | pastor, have moved into their new | ADVERTISEMENT ‘SLEEPLESS NIGHTS | ce Often Caused by Bladder Weakness. ADVERTISEMENT | : ADVERTISEMENT It’s Nature’s Signal.of “Danger Ahead. A. C. Eckhart, 3917 St. Clair St.. Cleve ASTHMA ‘ PILES CURED land. ©. says: “After taking Lithiated Buchu tablets one week, the burning and OR COSTS YOU NOTHING | ; - : on Any sufferer from Piles— | Stopped or No Pay paont ana og ~~ EE YN F the. credit, as I had tried many things. I wi = to write my experience to anyone.’ thiated Buchu cleanses the bia as ¥ my treatment | ¢Ps0m salte do the bowels, driving out de hae u by Porites. neutralizes excess acids, thereby re- _ thousands. and not cost you gs cent | lieving irritation thet causes disturbed rest | unti) vou are completely satisfied—then | at night. The tables cost 2 cents each | eend me only $125 Write me today at all drug stores. Keller Laboratory. Me | in address will bring vou ali charges prepaid ‘LCERINE | 0 matter hoW long standing, can be quick- | ; Sagem yet ily healed without risking a penny. a Just | a full-sized bottle of Lanes Famous Treat write and I will send you a combination home treatment absolutely FREE. If sat- isfied send $1, otherwise you owe abso- iutely pothing. R. DARLINGTON, Kansas City, 1869 ALLEN'S ment No matter how ion fered or where you ive— without cost to you the most you have suf heals. sores out the ok Free. A-9., is and drawin By mail 65 cente. Known Ww. -alL Mina. 682 Kuro Bidg., Physical Tasks and Family Topics , ———— —_—— @. 3. LANE. 489 Lane Sida. St. Marve Kesess | Chanicshurs. QO. Wolff-Wilseon Drug Stores. , PAGE 30 ij i ——E aor ———= | HELLRUNG @ GRI ee a alues OR nearly forty years we have handled only’ quality Furni- ture. Though our stock in- cludes low-priced articles, we have never sold cheap merchandise. This, in addition to our policy of fair treatment, has brought and kept the host of satisfied custom- ers we have. . == Bedroom Suite, pt $198.50 A Suite of rich simplicity. Beautiful heavy walnut veneer over kiln-dried gumwood. Modest high- lighting and dull brass hardware that you'll never tire of. Drawers are of dustproof construction with mahogany bottoms. This price includes a 50-inch dresser, 46-inch French vanity, 38inch chest and a full-sized bed. The three-mirror vanity and the chifforobe can be had instead of the chest and French vanity. Four pieces, $229.75. Pieces sold separately if desired. Kroehler Da-Bed A good-looking couch easily converted into a comfortable bed. Covered in ve- lour—check or figured pattern—assorted shades. Velour covered pillow to match. Substantial wood frame finished in wal- nut over hardwood *e fe @eeeeeerereee#eeegee#e® ‘49:25 : ro a a ' a pA Both graceful | f a - Yad. a : and sia p' | | 7. ee —~ ae Sa i at “ee + Chair tive eauti- Zu nd. ne ae AP rene j , fully shaped NA Ma AT el | Covered in bean- and decorated A +4! i” 4 <s tiful tapestries, cr; walnut Tie WANS! ) Frame finished in veneer over A Weg 0 walnut over gum- ge um w ood wood. Note the Price * scoop-shaped tuf- ted seats end the » | dull hamm cred “Si brass nails. Price $19.75 Fiber Rocker Exceptionally looking t Fin & oh ished im sanc + ee Chair c haw m, ape yo Finished in of dy ¢ ey , + . . . . rown ma- dark ivory Ten-Piece Spanish Dining Suite, $149.75 —— oo rier yy oe i a Admirable for its unique Spanish design. Heavily veneered with genuine Spanish brown ‘20dle , Seat, ered in cre walnut over hardwood. Beautiful high-lighted overlays with red centers. Heavy turned Price tonne. legs. Five chairs and 1 armchair; slip seated; your choice of tapestry or red leather. Buffet 60 inches long, china cabinet 40 inches, server 36 inches and table 42x54 closed. $4.7 8-Piece Suite........$98.75 9-Piece Suite..... $108.75 10-Piece Suite... . .$149.75 ——<.__—=<=q End Table ' © Sturdily built — well made. Finished in ma- h a? +9 49 gumwood. — , SS Phifi' ;? : Mii th Hie | } 4 | i} J P) Finished in red or green lacquer. Handsome- 73 49 ly decorat- _— + 000 6 oY tit ed.Price.... : 4 / No mail or phone orders a2 Genuine n ae Cabinet All-Felt ase | = =< Mattress iora4; aiwhite ccamelcd- Cea $14.75 ‘l'wo-Piece Mohair Bed Suite, $198.50 . = 7 Your choice of either the club or the high-back reading chair. All wearable parts outside and inside; roomy cup- board space imside with metal Genuine high-grade cotton felt used are upholstered ina high-grade mohair—plain or figured; assorted shades. Keversi- shelves and $ 95 throughout. Roll edge; four rows stitch- ble, loose cushions filled with Nachman springs—reverse in brocade or tapestry. divided l p Ra ing on all sides. Your choice of fancy art The black maus edge and the beautiful carved frame give the Suite a remarkable drawer ....”... tick or plain blue-and-white fine herring- distinction. : The same Saite may be had without the bed feature—two pieces... . $159.75 bone tick. Regulation s0-lb. mattress. _ fe Real Values in Bungalow Ranges or a kitchen heater. Burns wood, coal or garbage. All the standard makes, in a variety of finishes. Especially priced for this week. Just the thing to take off that early | | morning chill from the kitchen. Bun- | galow Ranges occupy very little space and serve equally well as a gas range. Charter Oak Bungalow Range Standard finish $49.75 Semi-porcelain finish $69.75 All porcelain finish . .$88.20 Quick Meal Bungalow Range All porcelain finish—Lorain Heat Regulator, $100.70. Roesch Bungalow Range - All porcelain finish—oven door thermometer, $73.75. Beacon Bungalow Range All porcelain finish—oven door thermometer—special furne eliminating feature in oven, $88.20. Detroit Jewel Bungalow Range Semi-porcelain, $99.00. All porcelain, $112.50. Moore Bungalow Range Semi-porcelain finish; super- heating qualities, $112.50. MM ee 16th and Cass ie ee 9th and Washington : ; :

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a en ee ee -_ — — Mooi serial et kg RREEOUMRES OREY sas ERR he IO EERE. HEINE SHE Iie. tar er nt 1927 | i oe __ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH moa SS ; a ubject to Be Held in St | WWI Louts in April a Sceasqegensenens SANA Flush Your Kidneys Occa- sionally by Drinking Quarts CARRERE AE BS of Good Water OES tap 4 . ee ‘ ei seers a st ya “2a Open Evenings Se = a a by — " 1102-1108 + es | 2DoorsWest........" he * BP > LORE LO AAO: pew ey MAin 3465 —— Fy, A glee se, ve ne er ee . Just Like Handing You the Money! This Cou n ic VW orth Ss Only an event as important as this—only the manufacturer's unsel- po i fish wep Sarna —s = os sale possible. We call it our a e e great arc oupon Sale. ow will call it the eatest furni on Any Living-Room Suite Sppertunity coer presented to you. We will express it by saying “It is just like handing you real money.” This sale is a gift from and the manufacturer to you in appreciation of the business you vio given us, and our extra discounts which we get from them we simpil pass on to you as a special inducement for vou to buy what you nou Oe IE cadet Re itl gr ral a BEM * owas: 4 vay Re et ee oe ee ee eae J . Sea See OES ee, + RRR He: BS age MY Sere Oo = So a y x eo Ba =5, “ae . ‘ , ‘ EO CREST AE RL SINS RT ERS OE IA BS Sled MR 28 5 E> PRR tS Home-mad ly | eet Cough Spay % Aegean Ra 9510 FATALITIES IN COAL a.) Eee Oe MINES REPORTED IN i926 | ") ee Vy La i a discount if | @ M@MISS ELIZABETH CUENDET account in ! | Bee Cuendet. Miss Cuendet saile 30, 68 o “Wipecently for a cruise to the Wes , sdies. ~Dieckman. llledddddusmssiznan. CCIE i * Wu A ts : oii . - . . P| ‘ ‘ ‘ Z . | : * : buy ready-made f taree time ' the Morea é a _—— = . ‘AL : nines. em, ee Oe inal 2 ~ . Yas > . . ] -_ ; ‘ * ae ae = “Loe es the moner. Tastes THeASaLT BLC Revver : ; ae we ae Sp ;s. ¥ e x. - . A 'Th = P nex ana Ser ry * renar tio 7 * ee ; ~A\é ‘ se & ; on , 4 . » Fives BimMost immediate relief. + } _ : ens the phlegm. stops the threat tickle and heals the irritated membranes so + . } . Dat It iS Trealiv as- ere | tT thre A 24x54 Rue to ma'ch every 6x9 ™ - | disappointment. ask fii eicnwee This Coupon & ———— ee : o-* ‘> , Ihe sj Tie 7 ; ; ; | — -* 4 s 7 , 5 ; > 4 : . | | £ & ay ‘ e $ ee Te . he J - we NS aN >. ~ x > .} 5 © ACTION OF Dore = 7 pr} M2 a) a or f : ) ~ eee i | ' . : | ; : . : j > . * . ~ 7 ¥ i promptiyv refunded. The (I puly ugust, J ON . ~ > Pinex Co.. Ft. Warne. Ind TOINTT ORE wooie west stares 10100 || Decorated Bed ‘i TT | ate BLUE BIRD_DINNER | for Coughs...— TO SAVE NATURAL RESOURCES Complete With Simmons Spring | Uh a! : Wisconsin. Nlinoix, lowa, Minne- and Comfortable Mattress a Le er 4 ANY: ZAP : MISS PATRICIA PARKE ADVERTISEMENT ‘ota and Michigan Plan Attrac- >, 5 ia : a md her sister. Mrs. Ma Scudd SETS we nf | 9] O.7S — 7 Bie wa Apsii a for Parse, Prane Seen eresesger)..co2oo i ore Tf =one With Your AGH “ee tar ' f ; ‘ 1a) : orn - ~ Explains Cause cis ston sameaae fae This Coupon Is ss Purchase of \Sq famew Social Events OF Old Age Sed il WorthaLiberal 10 WFor Second Weel EE et 0 MAY, Announcement of che suchecméi /f) @ Til. = Allowance any Florence F > = etn. “rer — recutives of 2 | . 1 af (ES as Oil Stove | oo oes — Cia \ Of Lenten Seas Cee: . . , ———— Credit—in addition —— ee “a to our Coupon _ “Ga mady Paget to Be Entertz , , mam ¢d at Luncheon Wedn / i} ——— 5% S ’ mam day by the Neighborh ; p , "ym =«CAssociation — Miss M: Carter to Give Birthe Siete, +? er ee : 3s PGE a Tere SRR A he pcm BB Medes lait ° Z Yr wii ; se Snape tes se PUT yaaa Sidi OR ai Rot Noted, et att ee ee wee POET RABE sega est ert yma own ee Easy Payments Worth $ This Coupon Is Worth §$ Re ene hf on any Day Bed on Any Bed-Room Suite “So LIEUT, BRAZNELL GUEST (Ue LD... “iss AIR CORPS AT DINNER / a, Sas SUE” season finds the social eal events. The attention of Buck’s Gas Range i Sata ia Slate organo “gre aid ¥ a . — S Kes Be 9 om ry # ae SP a hs 29 - ES ri Ape AT gS Be Fe RR ee 4 , *cinninge ef tiie ey i) Oe eee APP Gg «hy, NBR BRE AS yA A x4 pe” ’ ae ) “ny? hs sia - ™ ietoe tad be A a a i a a righ a he OS ee A ee cd WM gti: ei Rs cea viklag “ERR SS ae eae " . A 7 . Will Leatre Seon bor Training (course at Army Flying School : : 7. | ae in Texas. i - - = =~ | ; ib as ety Temalining at bome ‘4 large pumber of St. Lew x ' . ~~ mn 3 ae i , , . in manh 4 Us © Bt : 7 a y _ . C&-Y engagement of sote : ih, ae | : . ’ : : +* hand = Week was that of Miss Martha Mary | a | | ME. dauchter of Mr. and Mra. Lom 2 of Evanston, Ill. and Henry. pRRtler. s 2 of Mrs. Henry Stuart e U ' : S *. + 5 Zs 2 This COUPON Is Worth $4 — Wy cl Payments }. Foster Bixby of the Conway Fercusom was graduated from the : : ‘ = =thool. Milbrook, N. ¥., last Juma wy 4 senior at Prigceton. This Ch e + %§ ~ =°8S was told at a luncheon gi . arming Bedroom Suite — A St ih tr tra. venpente-Gur ab 50 Sizes and Styles m Ut e = Pp ackstone Hote] in Chicago. SET OF TEETR $10 rp. : | | A ak 8 | That Would Cost $250 Elsewhere q : avited to the luncaeom. DR. J. GRABER. 620 OLIVE » | ea Be wet iy & thee or ts rer ' ‘ : : a ' — en * eg 7 Ptece VA ote, , sie a ea’ a ; so°S* & ~ ow F , ™ MiOTmas parties THis week, teeth e. ; ;' Ser and Rinse ; ee . iS wipe — , 7 ; - * me day dinner which Mise Mary “ ae hon mndiing « : Rird Dinner ad _ A truly beautiful Bedro te al ably lew Pe : © C2tugbter of Mr. and Mrs. Open Catii | 9 , ) + Ts Set wit} ewer wed * ait i * See be : ‘ eo | 4 £:V¥e at the home of Ser Retrigeratar : $i Down—Easy Paym oris $5 Down—Easy Monthly Payments and place, Tuesday erening. STs a OLDMAN BROS. 1102-04-06-08 OLIVE ST MEY: © remesce cet Laces 5 Wie has been with ber is bn

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‘* ‘ WAS i WAG ~Y SASS SS VT * S : sid + sagggqgocoosen, .* ow daa “ . Yn™ SS W $ . \ SV N N . Ss NS SEEAHUAAQWHH MMM OAH IIIT III-A AIAN AAA RAAT NAAN ATA ANA AAAI ANNAN NANA NANNDN NINN IAIN NAINA NANI NNN ANAT see wseee a) ~aeeee a ” ° v3 e aaeaeses* —- —— ——~S oe . —_ —— ————— - ate ’ a . - SO ep tne ES nw —_ ‘ ae . IORNING, MARCH 6, 1927. PAGES 1—18 ‘Ber EIGHT | ST: LOUIS, SUN si _— # ustome : ‘ == = SSS ay § a Vis if a yf Ye y “3 , Wy pjcted as tt ™~, “ts 4 V1, ~— oti ig 7 7 4 : "te “ufids f % * Will Arrange Easy peut 9 ikl ae. Wy, la Wpyyll'-y? , «ba fl” i a C7, Liepret te, “a Lofft Z nd Pay the Freight Be. 4% YE les $tsee,, “fl fe afl i Uy 4 .* on _ . / . Ses ; 4 4 a = ie » iS SD 5) "] Es SD a FOAL, Wie Deliver ee ‘ , 4 df fon' na oly - ve ou the Money! : Soca ; : | . , an oi se % 2 Si zs % ee % i S * 27 ; 7 * * * ale possible. We call it our a all it the greatest furniture will express it by saying: This sale is a gift from us on of the business you have e get from them we stmply r you to buy what you need ee eee 7s aad MSAK ES S SS ~ \s MQ WS WW WOH WOWows WY ~ WS x Se AN os ~* x X. y) SS ~AMAY x . s NS : ws Se SEAL ) Wa NOOK —— & 5 ne eee aeene -- NAQAY ~ =a ~ . . . » nal ‘ale : ‘ P NaN Cae es MARARNA CARAS MM QAQOY Se Kgeeemna LWW Ni S\N ~\ Wy ~~ SN 4 «* —D W117 Ass SSIS AOS - Oe want eetiernngs ams and ttee S aq, SSS SS aay , ‘A NY Oo oe AA A, 2 Se scoametien e RS eer, nanan AARES gasses S> pees . .* >>> SSO SY SS OG OG OV WH SSH 7 7 : Rug fo ibPUTAHIF, waterp? at to «* Patan teow —_ 6x9 keep | — Cf Clyne fg x Za -ugs for the Fite oes ; "“Uijyyy “CCesasssasttt? fr ge’ Boa & be ; ELIZABETH MISS PATRICIA PARKER 4 ———_ ) ROBERT, id her sister, Mrs. Mason Scudder, who daughter of Mr. sail Apri] 9, for Paris, France. and Mrs. Douglas —Asben-Brenner W. Robert. She gets will depart March Wz, or 2, a 15, for a visit in . Cc W OC ial Eve rl US isee Pe tee Oe q eee ¢ Z —— a y te ary OD er. | = | | ee oe lipees GR | eecies 2 | % y : PEELE | , eo 1 a oe | g oo we — aoe over —Cash or : Of Lenten Season | td fe mee: aa ae ot redit—in addition a ——— + eo . | yo | e Le Ady Paget to Be Entertain- | ‘ . a IA aptt sane ‘ed at Luncheon Wednes- a ee FERGUSON, : : , Be daughter of Mr. and ’ day by the N eighborhood Fite : rs. Conia A. Ferguson of ; Association — Miss Mary : 4 é vanston, Ill. Announce- as" r We Na cqwews** 4 * 4 ‘ 4 4 4 + + a; «* = > >> «** w* SS aA ws 4 will take place April 7. ~ Ashen Brenna, Dramatic Recital ‘Carter to Give Birthday ee oar idedien Bastier And Musicale f OT _ Dinner | : of St Louis. hee i — wee LL Xe | d % SAHA he, — , ‘ river e afternoon of Marc’ JLLOWING a strenuous social season, tal will be give : th - t n 4 25 at the home of Mrs. Frederick 4. Hatch. 50 Lenox place, to aid the Actors Fund of America. The artists will be Mis Alice Baker. character actress, of the Nationa: BENBFIT musicale and dramatic ree- crowded With an array of brilliant af- > Tr +} ; : . 4 iz fairs, ihe beginning of the second Week * . . .* — Pessy .) “ \ © Lent r ~~ ; : > | 1aarT R “iP Searon rind: au Sorciani Cai¢ nda! NA y t Void OT attention of the } lay ers. lsadore {(,rossemaL, Violinist O° ti Pers of societ Symphony Orchestra, and Lawrence Meredith, . fa HUE le d to th. pianist. Miss Leona Jansen will be the ac- > lo re —" . x - 86 733 "7, _ = &lve at the home of her parents, tg be Miss Carter's guest for 10 days. Miss the Rev. and Mrs. Ze-Barne} oe peje ares we - ‘ we and will remain World, War. The luncheon wili be under the Casper Yost, Mrs. F. H. Pough, Mrs. B@waru And place, Tuesday evening, for Miss Carter recently returned from Virginia where of Washington, D.C. Dr. Phillips was pastor lips, will arrive tomorrow an ° ’ spud! itigp,, LUT sine f> ai ’ | : "T C. Zalley, Mra. John D. Rippey, Mrs. Me- pe nbd & sabteges auspices of the Neighborhood Association ' ; gq. M, mie Edmunds . rs. Edmunds f mber of years of St. Peter's Episcopal until Friday. C) nds, apd Mre. she w guest of Mr. and Mrs. Edmunds for a nu Os . :, many seri w w ure Young, Henry W. Kiel. J. W - 24m s 0 x place. Miss a Miss Edm 8. Naren. wi e Eddy and Otto H. Kaha of Ne ‘ ; i” ee — F Y tabiex. : a ae | York. Who has been with ber parents in Mrs. George Casticiman Mackay of J69s services al Christ Church Cathedral this week. 2 luncheon Wednesday at 12:69 P. @» at nave

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PAGES —_«_— Travel News of St. Louisans and _. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 6, 1927 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH HATCHET QUEEN OF WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY AND HER FOUR MAIDS } al ‘eign liaa te # ’ ; te is » SS * ‘ 7 - eOUTUNs Active in Social | Affairs in Pans Mrs. Arthur Penal Mie : | PARIS, France, Feb. 24. $030 McPherson geesul berojUGH the Riviera season ville Haw ~ et its height. Paris ts pre- i a a son ot] o 4 for the spring. with tts vacod G. Hawkes. “# o evening dinner-dances, its) take place S seceptions and club activi- March 17, at St Beene sian hostesses rarely spend | than two or three weeks on Dewees and that at odd inter- ne January and February, | ip actuality social activities | French Capital lessen but | a Their Friends ' > WOW | sata © i & \ | GS >3 Lady Peek of En- | gland, and her young son, Francis. who have the guests of her sister, Mra..John H. Holliday, of 20 North today Devonshire, been ; Kingshighway, for Pasadena, Lady Peek's ea > 7 | S. Stribling, bef : 3 a % i. ey _ “7 eee See ‘ y or s aa ae will home. Lady Peek O? ; & a ae Ps # . ae “Ss * is O09 L ee Y : : : ’ Dliimented by a number of soci aa S. Rs: as ye rae i ae om . * a i a? — Ange!'s Church, affairs. during her visit in ee SS ae | | ey 2 Oe O°. 2 _” r’ so - “° +) GE soda lore 5 4S wien), . rit histhdl lala l lhaidkl Ll Marie Carr Taylor, daugh- Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Lack- yior of 4607 Marviand ave- Hot Springs, Denvie of 15 ' terrace, Will return | } tates, and Mr. and son of Mr. and e Mp vo tue ——_ & aheees of Guanafvata, ' Benjamin H. Connor o n-.| > Aaj U ; A ri nado, California ——— ~~ from 4 vistt to Geneva. ar. | pre er is president of the Ameri-| f Commerce of} Conner is regent me local chapter of the Daugh- | ef the American Revolutioa. | aa Swope, rice president of the ) sational Electric Co., and Mra. hare to Paris from ;: Castie with Mra. John neton Thursday + eS Miss Brouster as : | ton University and @aee ithe Gamma PM Haun | Young is a ’ versity of California esti. ber of Alpha Kappes fees Scabbard and Blade Maa been set for the Pe Mr. and Mrs. Lew am O'Fallon, I, have aa me these returning resi engagement of thetr , te wish ge, 7S cases | Beatrice, to Ben I. Sm - Seance gern hs te : ) week. {rs. Frederick | of Mrs. Rose § ad _ Parsons cave a party at | ees evens. ee ‘apartment. Mrs. John Ridgley — | set for the wedding. sy r was hostess at the Unien | Mr. anda Mrs. Freda’ a es, where others entertain- of 6300 Southwood included Mrs. Marshall Clyde, | ' yesterday from New Gilbert Jones. Ars. Wayne they spent their hal ter afd Mrs. George Jones. Mrs. | reception will be bh . Stiam Sta Louisville, Ky.. | of the bride's father? = her daughter, Mrs. Charlotte 6818 Washington ave Nffe, cave a luncheon at their | ernoon 3t 3 p. Mm. ment in honor of Lewis | baum was before her seon. son of the tate Adiail Gertrude Edelstein. nson. vice president in the Paes om be To * . - ‘eae | a.gvjoun Oi Miss Lucy Ter- ~. SS * . » SAN SS Ee Second Maid, sere MISS VIRGINIA ' MURPHY. Sh SSBF AFAR apart! ree b on a : > > SRAAAAANWWw > be ee = a2 lp ~ ” im | / morrow from - ~ i’t . ey spent atten AFFECT ae . Le dcdddde at 3 Mires. Robert J Waterman avenue, liobert Terry, returned yesterday from New York. Mrs. Terry Fast to be with her son, who has been il' in a hospital in New York. He is a at Yale | niversity parents, wi |) eet we aid 4 a Se — _* . nome about March a 2 Mrs. William Geoffrey Kimbal] of 325 Clara avenue ~~, malice iuesdacay from Orn Ulli With b ly hd ENR INR Battie tac: er sa (Cleveland ad ninistration. _ Edouard Herriot, wife of the | h Minister of Public Instruc-; nd Fine Arts, gave the second her Monday receptions in her | ment. many Americans being | went A44O4 AMALIE AEA AI ME ad bt - ena 6 se Sade ae ee ee x on iB Aa Oe Fas, PIGS, pe. id ae. ¥ B oft returned ond Beach, Fila she was the guest of } of Mr. and ivt Charlies 4i Wl iS 1 Bri inne 4 fa a % 5 at naan » Be awe student where ie vat shee Ks es be ant a Laden: AP REE RS the pilin ie SR Rate ela itn: leat tts ‘ nh sen ge ae PAE Sy lp rae RRC t6 a “gh ipa Leathe. CMI. See PVRS VE RAEN cot A ys Reet of achaettiary 1 OD ie OG Sag dad a LE PERE BEM ROE! RS AS See ektiey', £ nie ae » mF } Pee Aa RE om mca a a * ste several] > & 4a her BO oh? >: _ 7 i¢ at H for a viait t Springs, Ark Miss Margaret L Pestalozzi from a. : ‘ ~~ > 2 ~~ + ~ s+ & aha «tree? has New Orleans. of Gras celebration > 7% e guest Mardi friends duri during Ase » 7 >? - - Mrs. ioOuls Bluestein of es fanaa Boonshaft. and Satna - 1.W.GLA - > * + e . cs. 4 ‘ Fnter eeeeede, Oeste * x ce E +4 Miss MTLOT ete ~ * CF rw, : stafford \ ~ ath | ic speak- tr.s week will per service of th (“hristian Association, at the (Cen. tral Building, 1411 Lo this afternoon at 4°55 cust street °*..9 . * LOc x, and : aiso at the board meeting tomor +s ‘ : _ row morning, following which the -« officers of the association and com- . . - - ** mittee chairmen will entertain at a : Reh ants W 77 a *) ler The honer ostessee for the lrmneh 4%? uncnheon wil! , ”" ee | r Nire y , er e F Nire Mrs. Louis »* Mrs. Benjamin Thomas I. An- B. Woodward lam K. Bixby. Mra. Rob- Hedges, Mrs. Thomas (¢ e Crai Mrs. Lockwood Hill, Mrs e Paul Brown. Mrs. James T. Pet. Mrs. J Robliee, Mra A Mre. ¢. C. Ratnwater We Mrs. Danie! Harward Porter Trri!l. mre. I, Colemay: Mrs. W Walter 2 FA “ ard « ge@rso? © Mrs. Wi) , H . is > USLOr, _— me Late, a “ ; : > a D¢ : rs. Will give dallreom 19:36 ea. m. Wednesday Thursday and and wi at vesper serv- ee atthe YY. W.cC. A next Sunday. afternoon at 4:59 p. m. Correction on Picture Caption. In last Sunday's edition the pite- ‘ure Mre A. M. Shumata. Mise Virginia BF. Jacobse ap- peared under the name Vira 2 . > four _ oT — i aesd at } 7 id iv $peax ‘he ~ Of for. meriy of nce returned to Priing Was Ppar- e Cor- Gaughter of ennon of 8459 returned where she was the Of 3530; roadway. has gone to Phi}- the wedding of — Mil i a a reuai Lid) of Oe ccc LL ddccdsddbda Wht thi ditt tbe i/o 4S, . nh eestssisiiiiidlddladaa (ALAA Ahn nee Yd ded eenrerrrr VW SIT CAL 4148 CT Le ol liao se ¥ We dcccddddddaé Jo, Y . Se : a . RVQVQVWNN\ Third Maid, MISS CHARLOTTE Mednesday Club To Repeat Mrs. Sa Read 3 > tr3 — id muel Scott to Plays This Month Pdnesday Clu! ' last ad uri euppie- iday evening, March eourse > “re . . - &* Wednesday Club = = err : - 427 aa Le s Wii (“oO t3arnr 7 ikke ‘ ad > an) - ing her : recent *) . 2ag8e CA re res be avs on FY ‘ at auditorium. Monday after- March 14, 21 and@28 ll select » following: The Dybuk, The Lucky One The Piay’s The Thing. Pygmalion. Emchanted April Daughter +h ree “The Legend of Leonora” whimsical. satirica! by fury in England has the part Aiphonse McMahon Rattray. farce Suran TY - iLfHonorn ar@ = a) taat apt i. 5 of The and Nes Cobb's oF The proceeds from the sale of \ oa MISS ALICE MARIE WEBER. ———— RR te GOWNS STREET - SPORT - EVENING E SELECTED FROM THE LOVELIEST IMPORTS AND MODERATELY PRICED LOCATED AT THE hotel chase oe ee tickets will aida > —_ the Dramatic Neighh —— Club = d 7 . . 2Dborhood House Settlement. Lindenwood Club Meeting. * = .He March meeting of ». College ™ ~s i@ St. 7F.. 5 “iuo SA Fourth Maid, MRS. WALTER HAYES PERMA HIGHEST ARTISTRY (LN NENT WAVIN (Dorothy Oth) Representative and Mrs. Leonidas | I rw zo home next week for in St. Louis. They will thelr Washington home| ly. however, until] May. ‘a Special Announcement—Regular $15.00 PERMANENT WAVE® t Famous Herseshoe Curl—Beactiful. Natural, Leastrous Wave Wttheet Waeater-Waving Comba. NO KINK OR FRIZ—TRUE OIL PROCESS Complete NOVELLE SHOPS, 323 N. Grand. Lindell 8408 pesite Subert-Rialte Theater a) Sunday by Appeotutment TALBOT’S AUTHORIZED SCHOOL OF BEAUTY CULTURE Full Couree Beanty (Culture. special, $50 Permanest Waring Taught. $25. - Latest Method is STUDENTS DEPARTMENT MARCELLING, 50c Day and Erening (lasses. Established 25 Years. Our Repute- tien Is Your (Guarantee. DELMAR 3621 —~ /*% - 1103 NORTH TAYLOR A Prof. Drannon Marcei & Bob Curl. . 50c Permanent Wave .$7.50 (After Wednesday anti 15th ) New York Permanent Wave Sho * ol on ’ ‘ mari | ri ™ a Sth Fleer Holland Building . Pine Was \ilee An na Louise Retween Olive and m™ Th 2. (Arflela @A14. Announcement h, een made of ether and Mrs. ~«. SHAW ay Mr home se rhe engagem WAngan., daught William \iiss Yr of Mr ot Be B 45 : i “uv °S vrmeriy | ¥ 2s : rasia . Made 8 ** .& Dow i “+>. + 28 buf _- a ° » imu a. ei? Zt ‘ -—* **¢@ ais Wedding — ears in . narried Clarton wees witneseed by a num ‘ives. A dinner Was Served af , “ereuade Hotei. Circuline W ving e The only proved and tested _ free from all injurious chemicals as borax and ammonia “even minutes’ heat Prery head teeter] a : ’ mt shampooed before waving. Sharmpoo ond finger wave after permanent t« given. Nmhing more to pay. FRE RAITRCTT. Open Tuestay and Theuredar Evening®s—Phone GaArfied LA VERA BEAUTYE SHOP 204 North Teh—v) - Corner Seventh and Pine Sieesvendiinemnanieeanee stint eT ee Bit, ae ee OOO Aly acts hte ein In aizes 2% to 10 widths AAA to E A New Joy in Walking Active women expecially favor th St@ar? eis ef, Set or . tyie and Suprem @ demands it S ‘ mat i? today’s many On! > > ' : : Juiy at Muette’s and oniv » Shoe. meet the Mioess ac ws Scientific Health ort combined social and b $6. ck ~~ “ay Style Book on Request—Mail Orders Billed fee STOUT WOMEN « ting! Yet, because they conta | ~% Then allow us to fit your feet sciem a tifically in a pair of restful, comfor® ing apparel for stout women and mussas SIXTH and LOCUST *% 9 oS st. as usual. Miss Martha | e eftertained at dimmer at her Mence in the rue Marbeau. me of the largest gatherings of | Franco- Anglo-American colony : studio ef George the California sculp- presented to more than callers his completed statue o1 ham Lincoln. The statue ts the of Dr. Henry Waldo Coe to the of Portiand, Ore... where i will nreiled in Apri. > at tne Oe ee ee ° A RR AR ms les William ten, the Bt. efuiptor, who makes bis home | and Pau. France, and Mrs. ° have been passing the winter itz, the Basque Coast | ice. Mr. Ayton’s war me-) at Pau has been cited by) critics as ome of the best; ms of its kind in France. on Pant. Richard Drace White, orig- | of Montgomery, Mo.. and! White cave a luncheon haat) y. and Miss Mary” who have been | fortnight trav- | have arrived in| _ and Mrs. Alexander Craw- | Hoyt cf St. Louts were passen-' edoard the liner Olympic from | York *o Europe. rand Mrs. Walter L. BRussell, | y of St. Louis; Mf. man. Prince Lotfaliah, the Duc Polignac and Mrs Nadler were 2 a a luncheon given iast ma at the Hote! Rites im Paris Mme. de Balinsky. ‘- Lincoln. 4%. Carlyle of St. | has arrived tn Berlin during | Sourse of a visit to Central) - ° . Juiia T _ Waterman pending of St. Leuis several days | Edwin Stanley | Louis are passing the Stason in Florence, Italy. irning to the United _ spring. and Mrs. Sidney T. Allen of Mrs. Killian Stimp-: _ouls were among those lorene:, Italy, last week 4) Tregeption given OF. , mery Tuttle for-~the ne Gtgnoroe Home for, Ee. Fitzpatrick of St. | has been traveling fm | European countries. er ths ~ —— month, has arrived | saz : Ce otra Viola Redin of Hoaston. cave a bridge party last week | home in the Rue du General- Wera Mr. and Mrs. 7a. formerly ef St. Levis. Tr. Waterman and Miss & N “ § Te we ve os :

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BActive in Social SA’ SYP? . a? . > ’ eq recently gel. of Miss Louise ‘Brouster i of Mr. and Mrs. c Me - | of Clayton, to Lieut. Léalie i | Young, United States Air Ge. | son of Mr. and Mra. 7 0. a a .| of Guanajvata. Mexico, b nado, California. i: Miss Brouster attended ton University and is a m the Gamma Phi Beta. Young is a graduate of the | versity of California and ise ber of Alpha Kappa lam ‘| Seabbard and Blade. No ¢ | been set for the wedding. wt ne een. wo - ' a’ -— = ba bia Gwope, vice president of the Seetional Electric Co., and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. ‘Louts ANes, | mel teas and luncheons to O'Fallon, Iil., have announs of Mrs. Rose Sterneck of 6937 right avenue. No date hag eet for the wedding. i od Mr. and Mrs. Fred Himmene | of 6800 Southwood arenve | | yesterday from New Orleans i|they epent their honeymoon. | reception will be held at the ha of th: e's father, M. Bdelgs 6818 Washington avenue, this 2 ernoon 3t 3 p. Mrs. Himsiertment in honor of Lewis ( baum was before her marriage MiNpenson, son of the late Adlai Gertrude Edelstein. mson, vice president in the Cleveland Mee, Edouard Herriot, wife of the ~ : ef » | Gowns “*e4 IET - SPORT - EVENING “f TED PROM THE LOVELIEST IMPORTS AND MODERATELY PRICED zotel chase MST ARTISTRY IN ENT WAVIN ~ Parsons cave a party at ment. Mrs. John Ridgley was hostess at the Union ilies where others entertain- “geinded Mrs. Marshall Clyde, Gilbert Jones, Mrs. Wayne and Mrs. George Jones. Mrs. mia Starin of Louisville, Ky., y ber d@danghter, Mrs. Charlotte '‘ eee you been wearing shoes that have to be “broken in”? ben the shoes you’ve been wearing tre not built properly in the first ace... The advantage of ADAPTO ©es is that they are scientifically : __ » Stanley re Mouis are registered at the Ho- yee Crilion. aon and Mrs. Killian Per St. Louis were among those pen. in Florence, Italy, last week ‘& musica!) reception given by Montgomery Tuttle for the of the Gignoro Home fer tterned after the normal lines of ¢ foot. Hence they need no“break- D. E. Fitzpatrick of St. ™ Who has been traveling in entra] European Alip th. “ae past month, has arrived = iit. g in”. They are built properly. sey fit properly. They are comfort- le! They afford restful, high-arch Pport and snug, narrow-heel fit> ig! Yet, because they contain ) concealed, so-called orthopedic ™ Viola Redin of ve a bridge party last week : home in the Rue du General- “t, Paris. Among those pres- ' 4 Affairs in Paris: te ra . . mad fo Paris from a visit to) J ur. \ : ns “ea el} : and Mrs. W alte é L. Russe hay Downtown f ee ee e*a > | Ry | . .Mrs. Arthur Payne Ri @ ©6r PARIS, France, Feb, 24. | ~ ~ wy z “J ; ; a ie i : * SF aad 6050 h - H the Riviera season | 1 smethet & ssures # loveliness never seem ' & : : or safety and comfort. Phone f ' of Montgomery, Mo., and! Miss Mary” i i 17 | : ’ ric "? } Lerwviere Vrienia ows 9 SN . So PPolignac and Mrs. Nadler were Paris | Lincoln. H. Carlyle of St. | -urse of a visit to Central | = meee JUlia T. Waterman and Miss | been spending several days = 820d Mrs. Sidney T. Allen of Stimp- | countries. Houston, | atrivances, ADAPTOS are also were Mr. and Mrs. Loomis od-looking! If ordinary shoes have wu formerly ef St. Louis. torted your feet or caused them) d Mrs Sustace Julian | in, Visit our *Foot Service Depart- ve their annual costume | nt for free examination and advice. en allow us to fit your feet scien> cally in a pair of restful, comfort ¢, good-looking ADAPTOS. ader direction of Dr. Byron Schindles Suess Were Dr. and Mrs. FE. Harding of St. Louis. -a0d Mrs ps a : + ' Selden P. Spencer, ee ‘te Senator from Missouri, ine ryant ~ femost specialist in. smartest slenderiz | Gpparel for stout women and musses TH and LOCUST Streets Beh i ai ‘ ‘hington, will resume her Bi- mM at 10:36 @ Hote! a tive and Mrs. Jacob age of Missourt left on Sat- : ~d their home in Richmend, *Y will remain until next “ng” party last week. Among | - Johnson of | “8 have arrived from New| widow |, been Spending the winter | aS each Friday morning dur- | oclock at the | ; * 3 ithe combined gymnasiums of which have a. ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ASB RITETNE Sa : Oe ee ss? — “Md dddddhhddsiddbidisdddigiddiddididdllidddddddiddisitidliliisssiiddbisddddsddadséidddsdéé. Oe ONS * . . “ ~ . Miss Jaudon, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Jaudon of 431 Westgate avenue, is spending three months visiting in the East. Her engagement to John Morris of Cincinnati, was announced during the holidays. F. S. Brockman to Speak at Dinner Fieteher §S. Brockman, associate of the Y.-M. GC. A ‘Na- Council, who recently re- from China after years of wil]. be the prin- at the annual dinner C. a. March 18. in ¢he LII© secretary tional turned l cipal speaker of the Y. M. Branch, seating capacity of 1200. John G. Lonsdale, president of the National | ARORA R AMEE A RAFA ER PR ARES AREA ER PRE RFR PRE RAR RAG 2 SHIRLEY’S 423 N. 8th Mayfair Hotel New York Shoes St. Louis Prices To encourage early buying we have grouped 24 of our BWV EVE eV bee h eh eave RAARRPARAASAA RAO A RAMP ARAPARARARARARA ARPA RAMP A RAR AR ARAAAA RAR AAAS SevevewVevvebe yey eEt very newest arrivals at one amazingly low price. | 4 4 31 ir >i F : : ; : Patterns That Were | 4 Bought to Sell at $8.50 § t >| : : f : f Our New Policy—Choice § a 6 of All Wichert’s Shoes § At $ ] QO ee . : eng A & Pas : ” 3 y . er . — pointed —— MISS FRANCES JAUDON > ak Wana. MISS RUTH GIRARD esate Mr QRS MRAIMHAAAA MOQ QOHu od» Cty ART. aS ora rr 2 ae r. 8 s sss shhh iihebhhessbiseth“eése se2s fe FPF PFO SCS CCT ree . “J * ‘ ~e’\ «Yaa _~ SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 6, 1997 ST. LOU MRS, C. P. LATOWSKY * ’ sQ## 62+ 4 AD Miss Girard will give one of a series of lectures, under the direction of the Y. W. C. A. She will lecture April 5, on “Presence, Poise, Personality —Strause , - —_— J hhh Mh hdd hh bhhdiddddddiddihihe Mrs. Latowsky is Educational Director for the Y. W. C. A., and has arranged a series of lectures to be given on “The Art of Pleasing.” Ee ‘NANCY ASTOR TO MAKE DEBUT Mas Often Visited in Virginia and | Other States. LONDON, March 5.—Mise Nancy | | Astor, the 18-year-old daughter of). . ; . tident Lady Astor, one of this year’s} debutantes, is well known in the United States, where she has often / V7 By the Associated Press. MUMMIES / 7 . see “ he Ahhh MBM dh | with much the same vivacity and Navy N ready wit as her mother. Miss | Astor will not be seen much until balls and other minor affairs. President Aboard Mayflower. ' WASHINGTON, March 5.—Pres- Coolidge today resumed/‘the | ‘practice of taking brief recreation- | 'al trips om the yacht ‘Mayflower to. ‘break the routine grind of White | Accompanied by visited relatives in Virginia and House business. ; other states. Mrs. Cooli€ge and a small group | she is a pretty dark-eyed — girl of friends, the President left the, Yard this afternoon for a | cruise down the Potomac. : ‘return Monday morning. $ [she “comes out” in the spring. So the guests were Secretary of Labor of War and Mrs. F. Trube Davi- ,son, Mr. and Mrs. E. V. Stires of | Virginia and Miss Mary Pollard of | Vermont. | WASHINGTON, March 5.—The itions of the Washington Hotel on _ PAGE 3 President and Mrs. Dawes have a6 ‘a house guest Mrs, Dawes’ sister, Missourians in Mrs. Arthur Beach of Mariétta, 0. ’ | ‘The Secretary of Agriculture and Social Events /‘Mrs. William Jardine were the At Washington | guests in whose honor Mrs. Jacob IS POST- DISPATCH. | Leander Loose of Kansas City, who is spending the month in Wath- ‘ington, entertained at dinner at Ho- ‘tel Mayflower on Monday. Ameng 'the Missouri people at the dinner |were Senator and Mrs. James A. Monday last. Mr. Joseph Manlove, | eed. aye — ae fang ¢? ” president of the Missouri Society, | Hawes, Rear Adm uh po and Mrs. Manlove entertained a box} Robert ©. Koontz and m. &- party of Missouri Congressmen for | tenden, Joseph Warren Glidden and this event. Among the out-of-| John H. Wiles of Kansas City. town gtiests were Miss Louise Stev-| Washington society was interest- ens and Miss Frances Millspaygh ed in the announcement of Jefferson City, Mo. . | The University of Missouri Glee 'Club will give a concert in Wash- | ington, March 14, at Hotel Wash- | ington, under the auspices of the ‘late W. J. Earp of | Missouri State Society. John &. | | Hornback, president of the Univer- sity of Missouri alumni in Wash-| ary, hag arrived | ington, is in charge of the arrange- | ! ments. | ‘annual dance of the Missouri! So- ciety took place in the Hall of Na- Dr. and Mrs. Franecw 8. Nash Washington, ——— or ee — | ‘The Secretary of Labor and Mrs. | James J. Davis entertained at din- , ner on Thursday for President and | Much disappointment was | Mra. Coolidge. This was the last pressed here over the failure of the Cabinet dinners In honor of | _the chief executive of the season. | But March 8 the Speaker of the! House and Mrs. Longworth will | give a dinner for President and | Mrs. Coolidge which is an innova- | leaving the Cuban capital. tion in the list of formal functions | in Capital society. | Mrs. Dwight F. | the Secretary of week for Cambridge, Maas., where |coran Eustis on Friday. she will spend a fortnight with her son, Dwight F. Davis Jr., who is in school there. Vice President and Mrs. Dawes | were entertained at dinner Thurs- day by the Minister of Hungary and Countess Szechenyi. They had 22 guests to meet them. The Vice _Ington Cathedral close. Washington. Davis, of the marriage in London on Tuesday of Miss Carolyn Nash, daughter of of to Flight Lieutenant David 8. Earp, youngest som of the Wandsworth | Common, London. Sir Henry Luna, ' noted British traveler and roission- in Washington, where he is the house guest of the Rt. Rev. and Mrs. James hb. Free- man in the Bishop's house, Wasli- ex- of President Machado of Cuba to visit The President and Mrs. Coolidge were to have enter- tained him at dinner in the White House but his iliness prevented his Mrs. Dwight F. Davis, wife of | the Secretary of War, headed the wife of {| list of patrons for the recital given War, left this; at the home of Mrs. William Cor- Mrs. David H. Blair, wife of the | Commissioner of Internal Revenue, | who is a prominent member of the Missouri colony in Washington, and her daughter, Miss Adelaide Doug- lass, will leave Washington tomor- row for New York, where they will sail for a cruise to the West Indies. POR LIFE TLS ALARA STL a Mareel Wave ............$1.00 | Swit BOW és oc veoes ciate ee Sant Tes, on bd ec acek sac Finger Water Wave ......$1.25 Special S ap METRE. Swirl Marcel Perm. Wave, $15.00 Gueranteed for 6 Months Phone Appotntments MAin 2426 Salon de Beauty, Inc. Building, uite 200, Carleton Henry soe eras SRad) 2) aretha. 20s He will Amogpg ——-— % rS at Beautiful large deep marcel ware with ringlet SS —~ ends that retains its beauty, through our know!l- - a ; 4k edge of wrapping the hair and our ex \> 5 > operators. Established 25 years. Our repute ae er, tien is your guariatee. ww ~3 ~* ; . A ‘ TALBOT’S BEAUTY SHOPS x 1219 N. Taylor 3115 S. Grand BL “e ¥ ’ DElmar 3024 Dickmann Bidg. Lobby Hira. 9 AM. to 9 PM. GRend 9494 Bank of Commerce, has been ap- chairman of 81 to plan the dinner. — ee SPECIAL SPRING OFFER OUR NATURAL MARCEL, REGULAR $15—NOW —Dieckmaa. a A 4 STEAM AND OIL PROCESS: of a committee $ PERMANENT WAVE NO WATER OR FINGER WAVI*G: CONT? oe DE MUN SHOP, 4513 Delmar. FOr. 1120 i, b . ’ _ HART \ You can just picture the kind of Coats they are Trim—skillfully designed man- tailored in .trig, jaunty lines SCHAFFNER & MARX Marvelous woolens from Scot- land—gay—alive with color - and ROTHMOOR sp | COATS for WOMEN | Recognized as leaders in St: Louis for the present-day popular tai- lored idea in women’s apparel, this store, due to the increased de- mand has prepared its largest and most interesting showing this : ; / Spring “| FUR-TRIMMED _sPLAIN.TAI- ~~ $! , y COATS LORED COATS . NX | $59.50 to $195 $35 to $85 | TAILORED SUITS AND DRESSES ALSO FEATURED OLFF'’S SHOP FOR WOMEN Washington Avenue at Broadway ESTABLISHED SINCE 1891 ‘ “~s ‘ Ry elty cuffs. 4 b including Rosewood, Stone, CAA? —Thrs to Sixth St. Swagger Modes for the Tailored Miss Spring Suits © Especially Featuring the M idshipman Mode Not in many sgaggfis has the Suit had such popularity as at present. In New York one sees every smart miss so attired. The most popular cut is the Midshipman with their dapper short coats, single or double breasted, trim skirts faultlessly tailored. Some have mannish vests in harmonious colors. Woolens include Twills, Kasha and Tweeds. In Navy Blue, Grays and Tans KLINE s#. Third Fleer Beautifully tnade Go and Slips of anh e€xtra neavy Crepe de Chine m all the new Dainty lace- “immed and ty lored ttyles. Also Sips of radium and r atin a feilk and .. KLINE S—Mata Fleer. "-_ Spring Ko, ‘tae and other . “ ‘ Ff f ~ ad n i de, iat re ae “ ‘ ‘ 4 4 7 > we \ sath nD eme ‘ A >} Sie > - : Y . - ~ . ~ < oor 3 a nim ott. ed ie halen ee “ “ o wahtedl LL ALL LL AL CC CC RS et A AON i aaa rg tite te. ~ ¢ siceaeeeliabetl inten teeteenecttianiaetemnn teiieetanee aetna ae 7 2

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__ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ PAGE 4 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 6, 1927 a 2 e ‘ , 06 oO Cc sins =~ 7 nig hitectura] Hall, 4000} Westminster Hall, 38 live, Harry C. Stiers, j ,in the Spanish room from a table |Three violin numbers followed by|her ninth birthday. A large num-/an entertainment, “A hen ar in me on ea penta | Mrs. Frank A. Siti. Luncheons and | decorated in spring flowers. | Miss Knobeloch, with Mrs- Frank /ber of children were invited. Chinatown,” will be giv ae + sa Pee EE boulevard Mn otinimmentin | Near as pianist. ; tury Boat Ctub gave al e . 1. d F b 76 by Mrs. Al WwW. is visit ord Aad : : | The annual luncheon and play-j |. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bernstetn; The Cen | ca rty at Tremp’s bal ay, Feb. Bridge Teas On l aay of the Twentieth Contury Art| .Mrs. H. L. King, chairman of the -» 1217 Goodfellow avenue gave a| dinner dance at the clubhouse marae, ttl Tele boulevard, the|Gordon of Los Angeles, Cal, and) wise? a honeres 4 | _ announced the play’ uinner iast Sunday in honor of | night. The Sunday Night Club, evening of March 11. These in-jher mother, Mrs. A. P. Clements, : | Club took plac Leta peggy an o Week § Calendar} jrote sonday. an ae ee followed, ae ei | aie daughter, Lottie, whose/ recently organized, will meet to- terested may attend. of 5909 McPherson arenue, in | | elaborately decorated in pink Se heey = oi aoe eae Daul, Mrs.|¢nsagement to Samuel Michelson | night for dinner and dancing. | eit Slowship Club will honor of Mids Thelma Cook, of) Miss Mary Eugster of Bedford.|and ferns. One hundred and fifty- a ae pv } Sitieenihiead Mrs g | has been recently announced. | whe St Loulg Outing Club will aye pete eran oor 5 evening 3963 Greer avenue, who recently, England, who has been the guest | eight guests and club members) . "Eagle: Harlequin Mrs. wl E. | Mrs. R. lL. Johnstome of 1407 | meet Saturday evening at the Hi- m ies ae tine March lil, at announced her engagement to of Mrs. Hayward H. Gatch of 32iwere present. Many out-of-town | Tarlton; : Pierrot, Miss Adele; Nort Hanley road was hostess at/pernian Hall, 3619 Finey avenue. | 2S Portiand place, was the guest of members came to attend the | : in honor | | | Scheer. (‘a bridge luncheon Friday in The St. Louis Social Dance and| AD honor Thursday at a farewell’ iuncheon and program which fol- | of Mrs. Mildred Lee of Detroit, | | VERTISES —— luncheon given by Mrs. Theodore jowed. Mrs. John S. Payne, past | A luncheon was given Monday by : Mich. | Outing Club will give a dance to- DOLLAR ONLY F. Fowler o 43 Kingsbury place. president of the eighth district, | auxil | — . / aS wish Con- | Miss Eugster departed Thursday was among the cuests, as was also peor Rien ge oe sare Pana at Hotel | The Riverview Club gave a bridge for Santa Barbara, Cal. where she the present eighth district resi- | es | party last night followed by a buf- | RY will visit fora month. She will re-i gent. Mrs. F. H. rapa pote force oo “2 ae aoe Th | fet supper and dancing. March 12 | PLASTIC SURGE ‘ turn to St, Louis for a short visit Luncheon preceded the program. | the geciety held during Dr. Spivak’s | ané fT ~ Ae Values So Remarkable That Every Home-Maker Should Take Full Advantage of Them ‘The most attractive girls will be siected this year for the May te Queen and her artendants, as they Qe . e SaaS no ee ene eens zs Beautiful-Rugs of standard quality in newest Spring patterns and pageant in June. The queen must ~ a . various color combinations, high-grade Carpeting to fashion into De senior, the maid of honor : >> . i a eo pene a “ rugs or use over the entire floor, and excellent quality Inlaid Linoleum junior and the two underclasses — ach elect trp sstenaass Th SEN in a wide variety of patterns, syitable for any room in the house—all Tesult ef the secret election by ~> exceptional values and all offered at extremely low prices. This important sale\is of interest to the homemaker who wishes — Classes will be announced at this party by Mrs. John Lincoln Roem- eT. wife of the president of the co!- . ‘ — ~ + .. a lege. The queen and her attend- ants will then hold sway in the Sketched, above: es ~ ee ‘ ; ® | - » Wy A, ‘ Ss bis p : ~ B : : | - festivities, and Speciai dances wil] ie * = be given for thefr entertainment. ; “ Sie Se 2 ee ep- ag [ . wer tan, white diagonal tucks and ¢ ihe captains of the Good §!] brown-dyed squirrel berd Auxiliary held their recular aN SE y ye monthiy meeting Tuesday at the “ ' satin with diagonal ; - nc ange eae gal terest of = mem- SS tee NN >. RS In Chinese design: | Choice of Rugs ii ¢ 50 New Spring Patterns is OU of royal Ermine rahi; and to plan for two Se ek yk SN SN PASS] soft gold is the back- Sizes 9x12 Feet : and Color Combinations an Sketched, right: eard parties the auxiliary will give Sh. Saree eS OE Sak o. eee ound after Le nt T ‘4 a pe we ies = st) : ea tao te a _” - SN ys : gr for a lotus tree na kable Value te os 4 ‘ o of nt. ard rties il} a ai open-field pattern: or 8 3x10.6 Feet Remar s ae First—Woman's Coat tas m “ , ’ “a cloth: smart motifs of inverted | be held at the Forest Park Hotel sagas Sek RF ' | the a er “ 7 ' vides ay t . ee eras . eam ng vay : $52.50 a : American Broadtail collar..... party was given in honor 6f Mra. Ut \ «se. ae A limi 7 : $i ft. and 8.3x10.6 is offead & Extreme sigh—Womaiy © ee ie Oi\\ “ZZ oN imited number of fine quality wool Wilton Rugs in room-sizes 9x12-it. and §.3x10.0 1S OfERD black Mirror Faille, with appl month for Europe. Tea was served ge OOP ON 2 at this remarkably low price. Unusually attractive Rugs woven of good quality woolen yarns, ; black satin; Monkey fur trimmi = ee ba: ~~ tricate patterns showing the new designs for Spring and the rich allover Persian and Chinese ttects. This is your opportunity to purchase a beautiful new rug with unusual economy: From this grap: you may select a rug for any room in the home—all are truly extraordmary valtes. pe Pepe es Sh GA ace ABI BA CM EE RR the ay BI ew ae coda a Sea % wag une SE AE A at mpgs ne ee ris Oe" . Ligimence ease a aptcoene taco ee . 198.2% , > - isan at ames bis * ay Fe an 00S? ZS Seamless Wiltana Rugs Worsted-and-Wool Wilton Rugs: Locust St.. West of Ninth ~*~ oF x A FS ) Vitiealt Wane a = U al Desians— 50 - NS es i | nusu e ~ cA wee a +> ™~ —— Sa ere Extra-Wide Broad-Loom J | ) Wilton Velvet Carpet High-Grade Royal Wilton Rugs : pers at Superior | Any size rug you desire can be fashioned from Seamed or Seamless Style $87) 30 | Royal big ilton Poy at the pga. he 2 © oo S aie Wek’ - Sea ai Sal sphte ban ae ght PA Haag : A ey at Se ee ee ee) RAR oe a ’ mS ‘ ot TH5 Fe Se pA ad, PR tn. q PO CE IR INE tle galt cee Bie te SN nA cee ep > a ae oa é —: a a 7 f . Ss ina a _ i ee ene 4 vo . scat ee Es fr r as eae a ». mal. 4 head WD ce LORE RE seo 2 # we: ey Ji bl 3 ers : > 4 > * a iy ue Oy ee 4 Se = 4 Pip oy + paris z ae cat re » 2 alice ‘ Le ie Fe i ee ST ra RS aE ae Re a aR: pee Se es She Sat itt : 3 7 2 a nt BES ri it oid Ne ‘ —_— " - » . . we 5 ¢ nett Oe ie ay we An say Pe Ppt, ee ee > wt ale ON. fer Oe ate . - RBA - 4 : ~ ee en . ad an ¥ Br 15 bod - 4 “* aa Je ate a ™ spay Beto ‘aa j panne eS ois ARs gots Ria: SRB PRBS IC Ry pg 4 ¥ 2 . : ses A ae “ ina 6 RR LI is pte nry SS GIO «mle Seat aaa” AN Rete gk Tay a as gengee aa es eS . Boks: Paseo ee le a Te ee es ae re aie MA aa n a ; this extra wide Carpeting of high quality and un- In R hain 9 i. oom Size, IxIZ Fe usual beauty. Choice of many rich solid color tones, e, 9x12 Feet including jade, sand, taupe, mulberry and raisin— sa ond contaast in artistic cormet Gan terns on a duo-tone mul- c : 10.6 Ww 3 . wr oer eae ory nero — — $4.95 This group of extra good quality Rugs includes such well-known berry taupe background... $82.50 | P brands as Windsor, Shah Abbas, Koran, Herati and the Washing- Un d eth e | rt . us : ton—all beautiful Rugs of attractive designs and colors—all finish- New Bordered Wilton Velvet ed with heavy fringe. Choice of seamed or seamless stvle. in the & OTSsSe | ett e | Hall Runners Carpeting popular room-size, 9x12 feet. - Thick Velvet Carpeting Just 20 rolls of high-grade S remarkable model | that is particularly desirable | Wilton Velvet Carpeting in lew ; for stairs and hal has small allover desi t- , ss : © Naga Suga apt wl plain center and stapathive able toe: tals, tae mean Royal Wilton Rugs, noted tor their beauty amd ex- corsetry. A garment with a ee. While a limited and making room-size rugs. cellent service—are attractive for any room in the home. patented underbelt, cleverly 2 spe- $1.65 sor ea unusual $2 75 There are designs in dainty colors for the bedroom as cs eemeatt ac well , yard.. | | walue for, yard.. . as well as rich Persiam and Chinese effects for the down- as compress the abdomen. stairs rooms. It offers ease, while it suc- cessfully flattens the | Ps ° . ° diaphragm. The side coe |} Straightline Inlaid Linoleum struction offers correct re- Oid rose, green and orchid biend, — % He Convenient Terms straint to hips and thighs. | Corsetieres about | Choice of Many Patterns of Payment | | Special Value at, Square Yard & May Be improvement in your Arranged Sizes 36 to so \" f 7 ‘ : : ' rd . : » » . he w > ? »* > 4% % a , a : % ¢t ee ‘ » * 4 s\\ 4A % » , \ ’ : 4 . ; my, im . ' : ~ ‘ . 8 4 = ‘\ a q " {, & - - F - : : ‘ ? ' A % AX LA, SAAS AA \ , ‘ . > ae © ; +> ' _ . Ss ' . = % > ' 4, : %, "i a , Ws | - ~ = sé . , - : . \\ A - > . Be « Choice of many attractive block-tile, hardwood and all- tine over effects in this high-grade Inlaid Linoleum—the kind FOR ALL TYPES || with the colors built through to the burlap back, insuring : bright colors as long as the Linoleum is on the floor. A i eae RBI “Ira Se i = ——=--= or very special value. (Stath Peor.) Ld Chdherhdtt 1 fhe dbl hil. ia. LUELLA ALLS LL cer ccc aie me — _ >. ae ~<a ite ey & yw ae

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a ae. oe zg - ee = ——————— ree qQecsnsseeneees n ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH . PAGE 5 7 This § : 3806 Olive, Harry C. Stiers 50 a , n of ¥ Mrs. Frank A. Stiers, of gas s given Satur-| dell boulevard. Mrs. G- Mrs. Allan W./'% Visiting her Mother = eA A a Ne a ee ee — a nS Ee on —— — ~ a a RR Ae A A a emer ction @eles, Cal, and) been the honoree at a j A. P. Clements, | 80cial affairs. a Ima Cook, of! | fe — who recently | F T * es. engagement to. : ur i i] Tt , : ? | Wholesale and p” | up tes eyee GRAND-LEADER s. Fur, Color and ’ | Style— re rye eet? ‘ mart Coats for Spring In a Collection That Answers the “How” and the “Where” of Coat Fashions *-e« Dem ARR, Prompt Green Mf . Purrier ee rh > 50 § 50. SIGs tf Lt 4955 Ia | eee Dainty Silk Lingerie | i | | : M Styles— | rae OATS that one will wear with poise and satisfaction any sty 9 | all through the season—because they have the cor- Sizes 34 to 44— oman | rect lines, the fabrics and furs in good taste for Special Values | : Spring. Coats of the soft, light woolens enriched with _ This special selling of women’s Silk Lingerie im | tucking and trimmings of American broadtail, squirrel, cludes step-ins and envelope chemise of soft trow | or monkey fur; Topcoats of informal mixtures, smart seau silk crepe, in dainty shades of Nile green, peach, | eriough to wear to Paris. Not a single mode of im- flesh and white. Complete range of sizes, of course. ! ‘portance is missing from this style collection! Therd are tailored styles with the new ap | pliques, and fascinating frilly styles trimmed with thread laces and fine nets. (Beoond Fleens Other Groups Present Coats of Distinct Individuality J 410 « 9135 f The Coat mode is individualized so that every woman, every miss, may express her personality in her own smart way! Coats that show the direct a a ARE oC RR OR ER RN I RU ta en ne er en a A ET A Re ae = ee 6 J i | see ee a ge ow Prices— antage of Them +? - 6aat Hf f, \ mY ij i e homemaker who wishes ically. Seldom do you have ings of such high quality low prices. The selection is s the supply is limited. ! influence of Paris invite a discriminating choice in black satin, tucked silk crepe, faille silks and exclusive woolens—in favorite costume color schemes: li { aes ET Nish ee i ~ ~ > _" . . . Black With Beige or Gray Furs | | ~ ly, Gray With Matching or Darker Furs | y°@ c=hY Sketched, above: 7=i7 ~~ es ilton Rugs permits Sot ny | ran eh Tan Fare Exquisite and Reve Paetianes tan, white diagonal tu and collar o = Wary . . o brown-dyed squirrel ........... $49.50 A : > : Made by Lubin and by Rosine , | Right—Misses’ Coat of lustrous black re I i. FR |, satin with diagonal folds; shawl collar NTA . : ascinating Perfumes which have been so delicate | Began Patterns . de es ores Spring Coats in Larger ee ee . IONS &€§ ee \ ° ‘ the House of Lubin come the deli lily fresh | temarkable Values First-—W Sas So talk Diino 2 | Sizes, $29.75 to $89.50 | scents of the flower gardens, while the Perfumes | ) cloth; smart motifs of inverted tucking; - Adapting the same smart styles to the needs of the woman created by Rosine have a mysterious subtle charm. : 3 American Broadtail collar....... $79.50 = , y, who is larger and taller. Specially proportioned so they will . 9x12-it. and 8.3x10.6 is offered : Extreme right—Woman's Coat of / V fit without alteration, thse Coats present an interesting style From Lubin | From Rosine ie ; Pe coal : black Mirror Faille, with applique of variety for utility and dress wear. Sizes 40/4 to 52%. Amaryllis, $1.69, $3.75, $6.75 | Nuit de Chine Perfume, 1 zood quality woolen yarns, inin- @ black satin; Monkey fur trimming, $rre CWomen’s Coats and Misses Coats—Third Floor.) Chypre or Jasmin, $4.45, $5.65, S10.88 1 over Persian and Chinese effects. | ° | ~ $1.s0, $3.39, 85.25 | Parfum Toute la lier é i oe sual economy. From this group — : ~—— beg » hae oe ne ae, Fleur). } | : ordinary values. > nn 5° . $5.25 and $11.28 { t venue ey Club.. $3.39 and $5-25 | :955_« new creation, $15.58 i } Imported Noyelty Kid Gloves Boys’ New Novelty Pajamas rsoro as tou | vom eornots aa own aetyie. color . jj Choice of All These Spring Colors at This Special Price nn go Ped cement = “ ade $18.50 ° ee ° e - ‘ 7 ° © owef meee trimming. ....... Grecian Rose Violette Palmetto Wild Green Titian Tiffin Cinabar Notion Specials ¥ ue Rose Petal Midnight Navy Crane Gooseberry Vassar Rose — ane, bn: ae eelivtn, 40 190 ; ie Cecile” ; . : . i 7 5 lle —a strap pump ultra-modish ts Rose BI ush pa Wistaria : Tig er Lily Dogw ood pega 2 Sigg ,om oe lines and its chic combination of ie tna mee Chin Ching French Beige —, r Red ype Brass-enameled Safety Pins, 3 — to — In rose-blush $16.50 sege other Goose thenia a card: ea.. s0 or -gray + ete ene ee ee Queen Blue Sweet William oliered mareorized Caide Rise- (Shooe—Main Fiend | ‘ f tic, %-yd. length......,.. aa | 40-Inch Printed Silks Kid Caries, arto tenga, f te S Radtum,| Georgette, chiffon, crepes, fleur 4s g cards =o ns HO Personality in ‘Bobs Gum a OF Printed Crepe and Georgette Specially assembled at an extremely low price | these printed Cre de Chine and Georgettes soie—fabrics of outstanding fashion importance, (Square 8i—Main Fioer.) _ inthe very reno, 2a color effects desired for in tiny designs, geometrical patterns and plaids. —A Feature of Our e Spring and Summer frocks! Blended and high- Choose them for frocks, or to combine with Beauty Shop Service You are assured the coiffure most becoming, for cur hair- cutters are artists who study your features to determine the correct bob for you. “La Swirl | Parisienne,” the newest bob, : is given in our Beauty Shop. Special =~ teveveante YA _ color combinations too numerous to $1.98 lain fabrics in th manner. A | Mention. 40 inches wide; yard...... Fascinating collection, ¢: $2.98 fascinating collection, exceptional at (Silk Galen—Gecen’ Ficer.) i , , aes vy a ae se it a ofp ft?” VK « ‘ = j ; aL a ie se a: di sma = —_ OEE ee ME LF cme ZL LET LLL i — - = = —_ ee EE LE OP ae ae

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PAGE 6 ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH SUNDAY MUKNING, MARCH 6, 1927 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPAICH ei a eA eae a a a A aE — - es ~ wee ee — -_— — ———— ee as A ON AO GAL OC LE EIT I AOI ET CO ee ~reEENEE En omanreRREEEED = EI AE Kirkwood i . See Our Other Announcements on Pages 4,5; and 7 This Section i Fringed Panels . Mr. 4 Mrs. Chari M. Pen- | cae on “59 Maat sadibew avenue | $1.97 and $2.47 will move to Si. Louis about March , SHADOW-LACE and filet- . ND-LEADER " Ne ie re eee fact Waren dhiraciaainn ee Fey nas : aa We eee a. ead 15, where they have taken 42 | weave teal ¢ “ey oa apartment at the Adion, 3438 ed new patterns—scalloped at sell avenue. Mrs. R. A. Pendieton | ser : cf Culeage wil make ner bome ff | Soe bese znd finished Tis me ATE nA HE A GREAT STORE NEWS with her son and daughter-in-law. | ase -@: > — Ee : a SS ee | 500 to sell. 4 § 3 steh- A GREAT cl ven ene i tg ie Ate BR gihinhend naib: Mrs. John H. Herron cf 807 (Downstaire Store.) North Dickson was hostess for the | ‘regular meeting of the Tuesday | sey of 217 Bast Adams avenue Was| Women and Misses Will Profit if They Attend This Monday Sale ot the assistant hostess. i pcatsaktivtelt’ss to' vallen aoe gmaaeds “ eon sea ey Lag apni Saget tedetaen cattle ae: : The Mothers’ Circle of the Kirk- | wood High Schoo! will hold a meet- e ing Friday ‘afternoon, March !1, at the High School. Mr. and Mra William Berry of 114 West Bodley avenue were | hosts at a dinner Monday evening. | given to celebrate the second anni- | versary of their marriage. The | guests were limited to the members | of the two families. The St. Louis County Welfare Association held a meeting Mon- day in the quarters of the associa- |/ tion at Clayton. iss Marion i) Griffin gave a short talk. Mrs. John Gano Bryan of Wood- lawn was hostess at an afternoon | tea Tuesday. | Mr. and Mre Frank H. Morgen | of T00 North Tayler avenue will) have as their week-end guest Mr. E. Barrie Emith of Hartford, Conn. Wise Marian Martin of 302 West | Argonne drive, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George C. Martin Jr. te at the Jewish Hospital, where she under- | went an operation for appendicitis | March 3. | Mre. William S. Matthews of 706 Fast Monroe avenue entertained |} . . | Tuesday afternoon with a deautiful- | : . é; : ) } | THE very newest and best of the Spring Coats are AY : At $ Ye Pai i ; ' | r ma RE UR rege come, ME a OS & ditt Mien Be Sa Pe ROR £, ers mp ibe at My . > ly appointed tea given tn honor of offered in a sale Monday at an exceptionally low Mrs. R. V. Nicholas, who has late- | ty come to Kirkwood to reside. ; | : Miss Edna Rieth of Kenosha, af price. There are many fetching styles, well tailored Wis, has returned home after a | of splendid quality materials, such as three-weeks’ stay itn Kirkwood as the guest of Mrs. A. M. Russell of 3i2 Filmore avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. Stribiing ef 420 South Kirkwood road, have returned home from a six weeks’ | stay in San Antonio, Tex, and Pas-_ adena, Cal. Mrs. McGirk Mitchell and her eon, Darragh Mitchell, wil! go to St. Louts tn a few weeks to make their home. Mrs. Mitchel! has sold her home at 119 Bodley avenue and bas taken an epartment. ae x were fortunate in being able to secure another = Kasha New Plaids Imported Tweeds Try : | : | of this splendid wearing footwear to sell at this re. a8 4 _ tionally low price. The styles that are suitable fori Fine Suedes Poiretsheen’ Fine Twills AHHH ! | Misses and women include Pe Fur trimmed with such furs as calfskin, white coney, ai Ties FancyLace Oxfords Buckle Pumps i twin beaver and moufflon. All the newest colors, as Opera Pumps Dainty Strap Styles 4 well as black and navy, are well represented. You'll find Coats suitable for street, dress, sports and gen- += ny ee mi Ss ’ VW m n . out , . 1 Mr. and Mrs. A. A Jeke! have | eral wear von misses, women and $tout women in returned from a three weeks’ stay || ] sizes 16 to 52: o>. in Denver, Colo., with their son, |i Cari Jeke) and family. : Mrs. Sidney J. Adams cof 426) South Kirkwood road was hostess. en = : er Sale of Men’s Soft Collars Monday—An Exceptional Sale of G@elphia, Ark., where she wi!! «pend Ktorsent amie | : One of the Country’s Best Make (“ar = Washable Cr epes Mr. ané Mrs. Jobn B. Warner of || Taylor and Swon avenves were wma i a. ' om | .00 4 40 Inches Wide—1500 Yards to Sell or == | i ea EN eee eg a annnretaenttieciatin. lian apenas now aon a a ees RS | en RR etc en Meer SE RLY nl at og att: tae pe | os ee x oe ; ' ae ke, ae mo a er ey A They are of tan, patent leather, black satin and those af new style trimmings. Suitable for dress or street wear you may select from models with high or low heels. Sim 3 to 8 in the assortment. We suggest that you plan an aml ) selection. Oe a 5M MRI RS CAEN (Downstairs Store To ONES Soa ek RY 9 9 RAR RE AIM ed eM ARI 9 ay 9 Ae ene Yat i es $62 ot dbetebe: % s % « : % % 2 be % dy — Sa, ra 4 38 8 o%. & = 9 ar we ¥i x 4 * x & & % nt Ste gine aha n stall tha sie Neseaaads, katate oa ae Ee eee wo wre oz siabaeees ea: ae TaD ae ioe Bea, is i Nn Sgt eels satin . — ma ~ Mrs. L. D. LeGear of Monree | a@venve wil! be hostess for the meet. : ting of the Jefferzon Memoria) His- . WOMEN who prefer to make their own dresses and dressmakers are torical ange Wednesday after. aie ——"" sure to attend this sale—this is a most opportune time to select sage il tt = sages CE AAAS wie hd washable Crepe that is so popular for frocks, etc., at an ex- 7" £ee Litt ‘ ' i Ww fr co q n , io . D. Hurck, Mrs. R. L. Sexton and | I ot E strongly recommend checking up your , tremety low price. Shows in suck colors as: Mrs. Reed Harkness. 7 d F wi nage = collar needs and supplyin ur require- SE ppiying yo Cherry Blossom Gull Crane Mother Goose Cards are out announcing the fir. ae . . . : teenth anniversary of the founding || ments in this sale. They are termed seconds, : ‘ | = etapa ine dbageearamamed | nares yprennanine wer ees. ot Canna Palmetto Hydrangea White Pink ; ° » lil | ut the imperfections will not impair the ae rentwood. Rev. J.C. Fehlig, the |i : [Orchid Maize Jade Copen Navy Black | aS ion priest tn charge since the founding 7 wearing quality—6 styles to choose from. of the parish. will be master of | | y geal * | This fabric is of a beautiful quality—soft finished—euitable for making | . sf Tr ] F e] pc des 8 + » rei oF Mary Coe ee ff ete. ae Swat T- atm on we Byte ee A a Pyeng ow BARES 7 t Pie > . : 7 ear F aS SIMS aN . s , * Dei et « ry Sai gy it ofl ; aie ~ Puan tee % we ays x Brat ae ie bey i ema Mgr PTE ogee. MIG : a ” wr Tot A aon eS et ed 4 , ¥ ‘ . > See * wie , : Ss re) aa a areata ~ Oe Ga SB) nop Bie nd Cieinee tah Fore ie ies . a +3 go We dubai, gles saa se Z Maer, FR) BAY Aen vans od werk wet py oe ae 4 Ke » a These Collars will be arranged faked tables, according to women’s and children's dresses, combination purposes as well as fine lin- ize, for easy selection. Sizes 13%, to 17 in every style. gerie. All will tub perfectly. On sale Monday at $1.66 a yard. (Downstairs Store.) (Dewnstatrs Store ) ie } zi - : In New | =| | Extra! Rayon | Select From These New Wash Fabrics! Spring and Summer Tub Frocksm Create “ a -~, trom 16 “Idytis Bedspreads Rayon Wash Fabrics fi Silk-Warp Fabrics | Offer Splendid Values at | ) a gb a nes te) lines—women af $65 | 39c: 49 : j 6 C : C ne gS 45 TS mt: Pavan given f = ira nr sce Rayon-Mixed Crepes in Jac- | _ and Lisle fabrics in neat designs. | Sy —== Ni ' ff of the average fermmu Te are only so of quard designs. obby Silk and Lisle underwear fabrics. SH F3 . these beautiful new Tissue Gingham in small checks and plaids. Printed Rayon-Mixed Alpaca in new Spring A:* 4, ; always beautiful. Ti owl Bedspreads in size Rayon-mixed Alpaca in solid shades. styles. == For the women who like to be dressed smart >... oe : be gently but firmly oe memes wen egeend : > | : ee | and neat in the home—these Dresses are just eS | an ightful propor ir cee of me and bolster combined —all English Prints Black-and-White - 3 o’Clock Special . { the types—also suitable for cut-ef-door wear | ae d waa F , ~ eve. is is what eontc wars at the beginning of the | are neatly scalloped. . Ae wr of the Come in rose, blue, gold 33c Yard Voiles, 29c Yard Broadcloth Shirtings 4 Made of solid-coler rayon, striped and plaid inf | ments do. No bones, last century. rayon, Roumanian prints, English broadcloth and acta - materials and elastic Stresemann has been eatherines and lavender and there are : material to back up his eritictem | several styles for selection. Neat English-printed | The newest teen. Died | alee Sehaty qeiuns Sx cuca Seeatiaene = ; : shed —— . - saim T- ~ ae | . a _- one-piece and half-ga = ij o of the stage drama “Neidhart von Some are subject to very styles in a large variety of on white and white on black ' cote i V2 = ; : : . : . - ‘ “ eee se . had + a ~ 4 a . ; cry Di lr - - z Gnelsenac” by Wolfgang Goetz tn slight imperfections. designs om cotton pongee —39 inches wide—eplendid weg wen ace —— } pan Fm rion came ptm nce ng , > , . “a ~~ a ws a SS ee aoe it: =. : the loveliest and mos j ms ees ae an 4 at 2 4 ah * A> which the then Quartermaster ‘Downstairs Store.) and chintz—guaranteed col- quality Voiles offered at a tyle ¢ = i +4 ~ : ; * = se. L 2 ae) id inch s¢ ie +o t = _— . : Genera! ren Gretsenan 3 depicted : ors. very v7 price. 4 es wide. | ig 46 r sses and women a Sizes 16 as the brains of the Prussian Army | (Downstairs Stora) J —Owustairs Store The Correct G eee srt * Searsecwnsesces | Special Selling of Towels [Extra = = EE D2 ecm Norwood Rugs | 52mple Line of Interior Decorators’ Mater ges On Sale Monday at Remarkably Low Prices ii Gle was tn itself not entirely accurate. The Foreign Minister's view was $ 80 challenged Dy some histortans. and , | Li Glass T wels Semin the reply which hb as - ees aan i eee he pctgg , | Neatiy hemmed—ready for use $ 95 “oa ished Pee + 9 of fine quality red or bine fo Each waa | ec linen towell — site SPECIA Wi Wed Third Time at 92. 5 r7x28 inches. i. Aa group a Basser 2 Spectel te the Poet Menateon. ; | . — grade Wilton Velvet Rugs Tus is a rare value-giving event that is made possible by our securing the entire sample Stresemann recently wrote a re- view of the play tn which he con- | ) ‘ temded that the piece which in- tended to right histerical wrong | . _ * oa T Lz Pad t ee “yee bak x ae ae > | | & | - f BE : : ag Y MACON, Mo.. March §.—A mar. murnerous teri Decora } ! quality bleached, aoe a peor mas of om Interier tor and Upholsterer. Included im the assortment are: i} — £ Linen Huck Towels, neatly hem- patterns—in shades of bine . £ _ A Downstairs Store an 47> gh <qeeermae and many other useful things. Every sale must be final—no mail, phone iers. (Dewnstairs Store ) i its 1! i iy és ; ES 3 f

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Boys’ Wash Sw : $1.59 — BOBBY NEWTON —of broadcloth. pamona cloth and suitings; flapper newest shades; sizes years, 3 tog (Downstairs . i .ST.LOUIS PCST-DISPATCH ree Help for Cross-Eyes HE OPTO-SCOPE SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 6, 1927__ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ume seem aia Webster Groves Items . | ee eesdass bat any tomes char Coe ee he offers to send this invention, absol FREE, to time be cb CROSS EYES—a free gift to humenizy, 22 -”" Desk 53 6S E. Washington St, CHICAGO, ILL. — Mr. and Mrs. Sidney J. Ewald were hosts to their evening bridge club last night. this after- | afternoon. William John Parker re- turned Wednesday morning from | The Lockwood Parent-Teachers’ | | Association will hold its next meet- ‘ing Wednesday afternoon at the | Detroit, Mich., where she spent the | Lockwood School. The subject for Mrs. W. D. Alderson will be the last two months with her daugh-’ discussion will be the proposed | hostess for her bridge luncheon ter, Mra. Philip Custer Baker. Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Peterson were hosts at a bridge party Thurs- Dr. Dwight Bradley of the First | 4#y evening. Congregational Church will speak CROSS-EYES, to be used for a few minutes datly in Bon “The Mood in Modern Fiction” ‘tagineq her bridge club Monday a most Cases are simply amazing. Those who write at the vesper service Tey pincer no obligation to spend 8 penny. Just give mame and address. § | 1 oon. P Mrs, Eugene A. Hildreth enter- brary, for, the support of which a special] tax wil] be voted upon at the spring election. Mr. and Mrs. William H. Stub- | blefield have returned from Miami Beach, Fla., where they have been _ since late in January. Mrs. William Campbell enter- | tained the members of her bridge ‘club Wednesday afternoon. “urchase and ‘Sale of '$ , .00 Pair : 2 in being able to secure another group | wearing footwear to sell at this excep- The styles that are suitable for both. aclude : ms: Lace Dabards Buckle Pumps aps Dainty Strap Styles patent leather, black satin and those with Suitable for dress or street wear and! m modeis with high or low heels. Sizes’ hent. We suggest that you plan an early (Downstairs Ftore.) ‘a This Sale for Monday Only Shop Early! a ner Tub Frocks § 1 Values at , $9.95 t to be dressed smart these Dresses are just ’ OUt-of-door wear. OM, striped and plaid Mglish broadcloth and 3 green, salmon, or- fhite and lovely color mms. All sizes in every mM requiring sizes 136 (Downstairs Btore.) —— Fond - entire sample mt are: | nasks ere to 3 yards in enports, short oO mail,phone Gi. Wnetairs Store ) ati ieee Gasman nen esetet tee wns STIX, B The Corset Salon Introduces the Newest Spring Creations in | FH ol-TH ay and Misses’ Shoes (), Foundation Garments & Brassieres ZO See Our Other Announcements on Pages 4, 5, and 6 This Section *. AER & FULLER luncheon club Tuesday afternoon. GRAND-LEADER AALS —) Fashion Features the Truly Feminine Figure In New Spring Models Created by Mol-May HE fashionable figure is no longer an imita- tion of the boyish figure with flat angular lines—women are once again appreciating the beauty of their own natural curves. The natural lines are now given full play; but the natural lines of the average feminine figure are unfortunately not always beautiful. They lack symmetry and must be gently but firmly molded into graceful contours and delightful proportions that are pleasing to the eye. This is what the Mol-May Foundation Gar- ments do. No bones, no steel—but exquisitely soft materials and elastic are scientifically made into one-piece and half-garments that mold the figure to the loveliest and most natural form. The Correct Garment for Your F igure Will Be Fitted by an Expert Corsetiere in Our Corset Section Illustrated above—a Mol-May one-piece garment . with diaphragm control, that is scientifically con- structed for the larger woman who has developed a full figure. Note the special features—hooked all the way down, making it easy to slip into; the soft swammie brassiere top; the handwoven elastic at sides and in the diaphragm belt; no bones, no steels, the garment is made of good quality brocade, cut and fit to hold the figure and to give slenderizing lines. It gives perfect support for the full dia- phragm, fleshy bust and full hips and thighs, and at the same time, complete comfort and ease. Sizes 34 to 44 bust measure, the prices range from $8.50 to $22.95. Corset Salon—Second Floor. eS cen en ans mm RT TL ee RN A mae Sh - J] —_* ‘**810020tee: stot \ Fy : AM The Riskay—a new creation in a one-piece garment, which fea- tures the slightly “nipped-in” waist. Designed of brocade with soft top and back opening, it has elastic in back to give slender Priced from... 90 O18 ef. | Step-In Boneless Model of bro- cade or soft satin, that is ideal for the figure that needs only slight support. The inserts of hand- woven elastic help.to hold the fig- ure softly and gracefully, and the side lacing adjusts the size. Sizes 2) BEE TP “ = 4.B\) i“, , Fe Ih iG s AP ss fFR aE &5 741 - -s* 6 ae i “py The Riskay Brassiere—a Lover’s-Form creation, designed for the “uplift bust” and fashion- ed of dainty lightweight materials —brocade with soft top, all lace, satin, combination of satin and lace and lovely soft faille with jer- priced trom... D1 90 a eer Stic Pes tl ) - (iB BILE s - - c The Half-Garment—a_ step-in that is heavily reinforced with elastic diaphragm band and pat- ented elastic top band, which pre- vents the flesh bulging in front when sitting. A slightly boned garment that will give slenderiz- tt henry ie... he | Brunson, will go to Columbia, Mo., | where they will give two concerts night oe the Avery School will hold its next meeting Tyesday evening. Dr. | | Harriet E. Corey will speak on | “The Gift of Life.” Mrs. Mayo 8. Keator has re- 'turned from Bermuda, La., where she spent several weeks with her |daughter, Mrs. Alphonse Prud- homme, and family. | Mra. Leo Grace has as her guest | | for the weekend, Miss Helen nat | | of Chicago, Il. be the accompanist, beside present- ing @ piano solo. The Glee Club with its director, Miss Lorraine May 6 and 7. Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Lincoln were hosts at a bridge dinner party test Mra. J. EK. Bates entertained her bridge club Wednesday afternoon. Mre. Charies W. Bender has) gone to Cleveland, O. where she | will remain unti) March 18. | a bridge tea Thursday afternoon. is open to the public. ~ ee A A A TC AN Mrs. Stratford L. Morton gave | The Immortals will meet Friday , evening at the First Congregation- | ‘al Church. The topic for discus- | sion and debate -will be “H. L. | | Mencken.” Dr. Dwight Bradley | ‘will contend Menoken is a “de-. 'moralizing influence,’ while Frank | lL. Russell will contend he is “a. stimulating foree.” The meeting : The Parent-Teachers’ Association | | The Senior High School Girls’ | | Glee Club will give its annual | .epring concert Thursday evening, | at the high school auditorium. The | Glee Club will be assisted by Miss | Hazel Payne and Miss Gladys |'Payne. Miss Evelyn McLain will — ay A LT LA OLE LO ALLA ELLE AA AI —— — ——— oh nneenaenie ed nm eee See Our Other Announcements on Pages 4, 5 and 6, This Section STIX, BAER & FULLER a, > = 7 =) 7 | OE ER Rr le . A = * . a . ete : 7% NES. oe ~ Ath Py a -— ee | dia : : = Ae 3 - = pte oe Rg, Ve see pte 7 7? ‘Se ; “a J Q 4 Yo Sortie 7 mee oo eee Ag Phone # : ae Gace AEE: x - ; ‘ =) : ADD A> Sao 5 0 tir) , rf t-~ ° * ¢ * « i 2 | on je ; ee omer ox ‘s Ao fe i es Pe ‘our distinetive models from four favored price ranges: Dresses of lustrous Fiat Crepes and sheer Georgettes, handsomely trimmed and in new colorings. Dashing Coats, too—gay with color or plain. Furor tailored trimmings and with all<«ilk linings. All with style features that place Lane Bryant displays foremost style shops. Models that mark their wearers instantly correet in fashionable ideas. Fashion Floor —Second Floor -_ New Millinery Modes With Special Emphasis on the Larger Head Sizes $ Fashionable silk-and-straw eombi- nations, new viseas, pedaline and other materials of the mode; in rose, gray, Copen, French beige, navy, black and striking harmo- nizations. Charge Accounts Pay just once stead of thirt» times rmonth nm fane Hryant Sixth and Locust Sts., St. Louis The POST-DISPATCH Regularly prints MORE WANT ror in three or five section ornamental with electric 16x48 ‘or 14x40 tive over the buffet good quality plate sconces, wiring; inches $24.85 | %5.™"". $17.50 | Sitter... $7.98 | Sense... $14.85

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PAGE 8 ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 6, 1927__ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH = ADVERTISEMENT | chope in the old bazar where | wornout tires—inte shoes. Ameri- —— He SS— oa A Glowing C cr a Lady Paget craftsmen are busy, Gay tn, Gay can rubber shoes are popular with | “ey ue 3 ? oe ae mh ne AO AE pean: (a tee ts : ® PR CREE LEO LN eT jout, carving, punching. sewing ‘the Albanian peasant nowadays. Radiantly Yeuthel} TQ SPeaR Ct | een shaded like a june rose, How Seat Luncheon’ ] A AR NOLDS GLOVE GRIF P St HOE ES Gesire to possess such a ravishin a re complexion. If your ekin ts sofied, , muddy, freckled, covered with liver, Lady Muriel Paget of London, | fpots, moth patches and pimples.’ who speaks at the luncheon next a . b cre ce wy ha’ ‘ a be ; utiful ciear. : . _ ‘ + " St : — 4 ‘ ; at the Hotel tatiler velvety complexion Wherever the | Wednesday f Neighbor : J ’ ee ticles are sold, you can} under the auspices of re mercolized hood Association, will be heard by DURING OUR Se ee ie >| board members and staff repre- ‘ing life sentatives of practically all St. Louis tise lored skin, moth patches and social agencies, as well as Memovers | | ; . . rane is are washed fo yeu No Of Clubs and civic organizations. | 7 HOU ails U ‘ , MM. 4 : ANE" ° : nore need you emvy others - Tables are beiug reserved for the beautiful, rosy, young skin of ex- | luncheon, at which Lady Paget will quisite loveliness and velvety coft tell of Bri vitals and child eli of Briush hospitais : Mess 8 Yours. An y easily vou : : ‘i A obtained it ne 20Fe wo nderful welfare stations founded by hez in | Your opporcubity to enjoy the is the fact that your complexion {s a number of the Baltic states dur- | comfort of the wonderful Glove natura! Tnlik cosmetic, tnstead ‘ . i ai aa 1 me 6 ; of P atting tht wax on wher you go | ing the World War,.ané their pres Grip Shoe at a savings. eutdoors, rou wash it ee ent work as centinued under goV- , your skim clear. smooth and healthy. | ernmental supervision. She has. Glove Grips hug the arch and heel Mercolized wax brings ov ae hi 2 = ont us. | Gen beauty bows cee — ma C2ecbo-Sicvakia. | : and support the foot. sitting, bending, stoop- _ >} gia, Rumania an ZECH Oot ing—the elasmc is the a Ngnborneod Awosason scar | PRICED FOR THIS SALE ton, of Neighborhood Association, chair- service in your corset. And u ' man of the luncheon committees, | the supreme quality of ss diac | Mra. Oscar Johnson of the hostess- = ‘ 85 ~ Ke ashes ‘ oe | es committee, anw the ushers will e TO f nlastic service-guarentee %, ' be Junior League members. ind —E=s Coe f | vidual or organization memventions a that is offered you in America’s may be made with Mrs Thomas H. West. 11 Westmoreland place supreme gualiry. Look for it aben yon you buy a corset. The luncheon is open to all inter- fj e : } ested. : ot Seen | | Arnold Glove Grip | Kenlastie Albert J. Kennedy of secretary the National Federa- ’ i - tion of Settlements and head work- Boot Sho ) the th of and er of the South End Settlement, life of f orsets iz ii} AST e in St. i® ee et eae 215 N. STH—NEAR OLIVE : " . Wednesday, and attend the Jun ; | ——— Pa reper nal leon. He will speak on the work | (Copyrighted 1937, James R. Kendrick Ce., Ine., Philadelphia — New Yors | a ‘of American settiements. | Lad@y Paget enlisted in war work iat the begining of the war, and | igerved on the Russian frontier | alr going through the siege of Kiev | She distributed millions of do!- The simple hair styles ef toda» \.-. contributed by the British for make beautiful Bair a necessity. “relief work, and has been deco-) Don’t Jud the F : . Luckily, beautiful hair is now eas | »4.4 by a number of governments | to Save M . = Style a Se fly obtained. It is simply a matter en vices. on One or More Quality of These Dresses by the of shempooing. | denies cocpuciing tm te New 5S prin g Dresses! Pri See Ti Is All We Ke J ES ae ~~ + gre " a al . ee . F 4 re et ee PA ge Sara Sits gly 5 set ‘ hi, ete Rah Fy GO saat: gad 2 I CR as ao ae ea Senbe- Sag nae ro : oo : 2 + ‘ Bee Ss BP ‘ pate does She errr RO GY ‘ lett tl ti a Fee Sd PEF Smartly Inter} 7 cwel — | ¢ Waking sting sentra tCy wae gl a the Voom : . Fully cousiianebl to keep dependable at : = Sandal Footie — 2 ‘ Os atl OO AO, ly, On, a, at, ge —— 2 ee my 2 ee , 4 Tica dat Saag ae ele Ala hs aaa ; ye 43 — His stag Jerr — . i i ti i i a tt te at aa ee RE RE ce tee ~ a — wan « ~Geid Aid Piped SATIN ver Kid Piped a _ ' PATENT - re = Zz i +} vere ti seeun sonenes oebniid or ie eh a Li dal ith tt ee a its —— peen imou e¢ ee DEPENDABLE JEWELERS FOR FORTY FIVE 7a ce te ap x MMILTLLLLEL Mich §10 to 618 Washingtor ERO RE RN RG ay Seale ani Se Th iy 1} PRB WARK OF Proper shampooing makes the hai: soft and silky. It brings out all the ‘umcheon which have tables -_ 6/O to 6/8 WASH/NTTON AVE real life and lustre, all the natura! clude the Wednesday Club, el wave and color, and leaves it fresh Club. English Speaking Union. | leoking, glossy and bright. League of Women Voters, Young) While your bair must b fre Women's Christi Associati . 7 UR enh e iin |ecemsn” wines Lenses wear More Fame for Our Basement Values! A Sensational Monday it beactiful, it canmmot stard the of Re ateen Organizations. aon "| harsh effect of ordinary soaps. The .iic Women's Council Maternity free the » tn ore dimarv soaps e008 if pital Sr Lotts Children's Hos.- ' ; » : > *, Pr 7 . dri es Ie Sea. DD. make | the hair br ite nital Provident Association. Meth tie and ruins it. 2 : + + ot agaey ) edist Orphans’ Home, Daughters : That is whv discriminating » at ee Remini F rn ervervy hore now " With new lfe loss anc Instr , F088 ABC i e. women and cirls to cosmefics of You epa cet Muilsified Coccatat _.. Oh! Sham at av y ra rug ce ats re. i . k nD as than de fore ‘ ue war,” the -* 7 se? 14? ara T~’ST 2a - ~ 7. > A fi: ¥7 “08 nee bott! 7 Insets ¥r “: _ rege aaaied = g oP ; . aS mu wT 2 sixfold 2 ‘yf ; erin é eT es palé = —" meen cs 7 “ ‘whens the American “ ' 4 eo Ses : Themen! Sockip enneuneed Cy) > y 4 That Usually Sell in Our Fourth 9 a eR ie me em ciety announced toda: This expansion is also aged at- | | i Wy, i, Fp ng wo teed oo Dress Shops for VERY MUCH MORE Than re | 2 ~ peo “¢ 4 ; } ' . } : ij ‘i A Latin-Amen "an onieiding: The area . a SoA (-—— the vena SATs, i confined almost | 'whoily to Eastern and mid-West- /@rn states. New York its far ifn rs ltine sis second The is between §f9 rouges and fice powders are saic ‘te rank first in annual Value, their preduction ag- \geregating more than $%34.000,000 |Dentifrices come next with more ‘than $25.0660.000 end other classes jtotal more than $141,000. 000. : . ‘ Vi Mi | : | a = : F SAYS MAN. 86, JILTED HER = WM F Bee abrics Wheeling. Va.. Divorcee. 36. Seeks a Win Wee HE Georgettes _, S200.008 for Broken Promise. ; | | Be SE te ae gree i sco mais ) Was ot BF Flat Crepes “ WHEELIS . WwW. Va. LaF Bucs Pore Se ~ ae bine tees Sectenes Beeee 2 a B® Satins | weer-e " Wheeltnge Givorcea. tox - re. 2 Bi ‘sand- tued J es Hawley, 86, aa! f Wp ey ack- d i 1 estate. broker . 2 Pad White 600. alleging breach of prom- . 2A Combinations marry Mrs. Toothman, tm her gee . ; fi . ) | Etc.. Etc. plain, charged Hawie if ; » . 7 96 Sabepay ah sits ¥ - ohne — eectiosinaitan'd - ; ryt . é ae RRR Sila Behe ape Abb cn oa ay ahead tk et pidge 0 a ager * He Baaee oh a woe r ans ie od RMA UO RAIONIERI OE Cer epg g t ‘ . r Lo i i) mee ae o ogee: en . mp esas ° . F . PS wooalta He 2 * a7 Pe 2 » ee ~ Te * « + v8 eae 4 om br 7 on , a ee a ee one Pi arta ‘ “ ms $ THe of = to 2 nae a Soe k +) Withee . oe P > . Re a - Pee ected the. 2 valled upon her to iecimeee her Pal | | SAPS PEP ESS PFT 4 30; 200 a 2aat ‘ar 2 under promise of wat ‘? ee : ; 5? a 7 a f¢ o* ’ : M4 : ‘3 é , 4 4 4 rs ria and that he furnished the isp ——. ATF i” . eae . SAID REBOL saath. c pay the court cosets. hal , . > me § _ . ~~ e Obdtatned a divorce, 4 Hawley furnished an npast. | mo 7% . Wi Only because we obtained these Dresses at extreme reduc- or her and her four adopted cane ao HT , y tions, are we able to offer them in our Basement at this , We - & ND then she on municates itself to the wearer, 4 = «s“8® “contract : ss ij ME, | amazingly low price. Ordinarily, such unusual - iy " | fe g entirely new mod But much more striking than Steamship Movements. | Hai i; ax qualities would be featured UPSTAIRS for . = : ring Hat! A drape Pree? ey tk ai Sie ee eS EES 6 Pe FED wh er ey sage ts . ¥* « _ = ie oS Pik tanto A alin. 9 aie ta canes sk ie ras a ° & . Reems - Fe eee Acre at . a ate pete. arn gary a eT be F a Sa Sg . t - = " we paden. ‘es rae . ee! - . led eb - nes gn preg. raat aa! mite » By a demamhans xt tink Sa re “ os - 4 * =~ % D = at > bees ¥ ‘et 7 : a Ee Pes at ae ere ; Se a a a | il ve | | small head-huggim Susan's sartorial cransforma- . ee | itis i VE 4 cect — jae New York March § Rocham y Wii’ 7/4) , . ; ; -— @ Hat or the smart ch tion, is her air of poise, her beau, from Havre; President wand °F | 2 . lend themselves toosevelt, Bremer; Stutgart, Bre. ebily . | ; | se “=o me ) | : ERS, a 6|lCU well to this treatme se po a” savoit faire. She knows just — how to aCoept a compliment : Renahent March °. Presf@en: ‘ ’ Lincein, New Yor} ' i Soe ga gal sconce ae . me a 2S a : Sieg 4 | fa/ AT TT A? ME an Shown in Visca, Felt, Bel She knows when tospeakand —-=—sGlBrauiar. March 5, ¢ a & are | od > »*,' ah! 11) BAAR 2 Milan m All = when to be eloquently silent. si Peemeeth, ‘em 4 Repubite a : \ | | vit | ‘ a , : \, De Z } i > : r; 40% Hh Hil : oo Colors an piri ie ge yeren das fe 4 Be +e, Tr? bi ae ‘ oo & eS lee nee apr te. coe Ney cabeteat+ c awe HB BY ash it; rie \ - Pe ate ee as , 9 Dy SHE PA AE nt € PY , . ae a “ 4 ee p ~ EP Ee ee ee ee Oe x > We ERTS. ; ‘i ; Gibraltar. March §& Colem! . *» qj ot —twothings which no amount eer Yack. . York. f , ’ " ’ , s ‘ . ~~ ; * 7 j a Rs. =e und 0g ME agree, = ee ” Be ean ae ee ey siya Pole te ey Halak wa “4 aes fw. A oy ile ee ae >. D alaad WEES SAILED. tees peer emmmaaaaaal | New York, March & Olympic. sh Southampton . give you ay details kt was | Liverpoor, March 4, Regina. New | “= Ye & ’ . af — re HL, Hi iy written a woman who went Tork. : We EE Dee Hy, a By HM! ie ere—and suled cur Villefrance. March 6, Mauretan- $ Fi | Vek. am Yd 7 iit} ; ~ ; » . * a bg fiiee at ’ a ; fe ads: te ibd 4 , we you a cope. ia ifrom New York) Nabilea. = : BT bh at os »} ba ate} He is ‘ f ly, iH Hy i N. Wh Southam pton. March 4 Arabic, Ups iii 4 i} - Hy ji if Bily ; j / ’ ; : edd, ies -£ 3 : ia ; — Tipe HP! Mi ‘ ~~’ — ’ Li Loud }for New York : UH Ma Ha FE we 1 MPM If, ' : \ ie ysl i | : hddf | lith amd Lecust Sta., onal ! Gothenburg, March & Drott. - . Se “Bey if Helin, |. oe a, hi, Wy ; AA SA, ' Hi bi Hh He | ; Hy Diy: til yj iil wih) i) Goor, St. Louis or authonzed | ningheim, New York. —— me aii Qi i py i La Py php Vane ae FE Miah ih es a ty : agen. New York. March 6 Peniand. i 6 CAR ET HH) i 1 GME bi pit TE RN ia th Wi, tinh Vig ay Bie sf Ny Yi fy “ga 4 Reces | ht Wiis ih Hite tof : ! Hi ‘ : : +: é Lh 4 bi iy roge* et is, 4 - ; i ad: Hy thy ra ) = gz . = ’ . SEF rey i if j Antwerp Lapland, Gibraltar: 1 Nites fi “hia My Mil duit Hisiias *" ° ¥ y ¥ FE eS NT ee ae er Ys ae aree ee OR egeev - ome eae Pitt rity Seay ssiaatona. hd RR HARP Nee tO RR Ones EIR A tee i+ y PP Sas ey et eee é 4 » ate ce ot ahd tet >a eta he wy ' > ~ roe fr x #4 Oe at aed a ca He beaters fe te - Fe of Ee elt iii lise wh He: TH thy Muenchen, Bremen: Cartania, { P —a nd wi Liverpoo!; Sibeney, Havana: Za. i tj apa, Kingston; Baltic. Liverpool: | ‘ua. Port Antonio: Antonia, .~nden, via Halifax. - R ed 2 * " oe. ~ > - he ch ae E ae r a ee Re . ip ie i ae pay aa m tt eG ie. > - | > + -y . 7 3 ah. 5 So fas + i ‘ : « on es ow - d >, 6 wr ape 4 4 m 3 P ae - ~~ ’ ae, % 4. Maas , oer Paget Ee ye~ Pere y ee ee Sea RBS NS ops e 5 . % % ; % Sty a Ps 7 “hoe Made ot Old Aut Aute Tires. SCUTARIA, Albania, Fab. 14. Vething is ever wasted tn Albanta. \nd the canny Albanian has found ‘| we How for that most useless ticle, the old automobile tira tm |

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a ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 6, 1927 ___ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH PAGE 9 f Gan , F |} will entertain the members of their | visit with her reg Pap renay — cF a | : || bridge club next Wednesday even-| who is a student e University ss BX ast St. Louis }ing at thir home on North Fifty-| of Missourt. ' Mr. and Mre. W. FE. Wheeler wil! a | Mrs. Otto FE. Schaefer of Signa! : : £ = — fo Fa A> yh Pai P ae oti 2 Mr. and Mrs. George Fekete! tij} was hostese at a 1 o'clock ; y 7 r | " . ‘hgh a “he leave March 25 for New York City | ’ ng A €lW [ nder the Sun 4 | 22 eee) a ees , i i 2 ‘a ; gue Sandal Footwear $50.00 Watches Up to $500.00 ait] HTT } ili vTTTE 1 ; —Silver Kid Piped | Three diamonds form the central at- | croft, Mrs. George Brichler, Mrs. J. | taire mounted ip traction of this Ring. Fourteen smaller QO. Culbertson, Mrs. A. M. Asz- | white gold with diamonds and ten replica sapphires are |mann, Mrs. Fred Lang, Mrs. John | PATENT a $50 | artistically mounted in the platinum | Harszy, Mrs. W. 8. McNary, Mrs. ae Bark Kid Trim cdewvelry Company d Olive Sts.—S. E.*Corner. B JEWELERS POR FORTY-FIVE YEARS . mounting. | Herbert Giessing, Mrs. Wiliam | _Hauss, Mrs. Fred Giessing, Mrs. . $275 William Hinze, Mrs- Frank Hauss, | Mrs. Edna Potts, Miss Lena Lober, | |all of East St. Louis; Mra. 8. Wein- | Jaccard Engraving ‘ert, Mrs. J. Trampe, Miss L. ; Trampe, Miss Marie Fraudenstein, | With prices low as elsewhere and quality in addi- ‘Mrs. Edward Hauss and Mrs. CC Td: tion—Jaccard’s has established a traditional preference John Fraudenstein of St. + gee and ¢ secret of your permanent wave is in the a a S in the selection of— | Mire. Hucke of Kansas City, as ( irculines you see pictured here. Ir is be- Exclusive Jewelers ; | Mrs, Edna D. Helms of North . . , ; LOCUST ef NINTH Engraved Stationery iietath ehieet: sckeniieas an ) cause there is a different Circuline for each of i= : Jewelers Since 1829. Engraved Wedding Invitations lowing guests at a bridge luncheon | the ten variations of hair structure that d Cir- — = = Saint Louis. Engraved Announcements last Wednesday afternoon: Mrs. | culine wave is always safe. as naturally fow- Don’t Judge the Style and it = —s wat raved Persona! Cards | J, J. Sedwick, Mrs- L. Roy Ganote, | B&B : y : .* y Quality of These Dr ay a | ) gravec Sire. 5. L. Sentt, Sion. WC. Lene. | ing as though Nature had waved it herself. - eee esses Dy the : =m ST — holt, Mre. Henry Cox, Mars. Fred But here : ing: Because hair- Price. See Them Is All We Ask. Wi SaaS SS | Karstens, Mrs. E. L. Hankins, Mrs. | . - 54 warning. . your r John Lauerman, Mrs. Roy Crain, | . dresser uses a Circuline machine is not in Mra. M. Keck, Mrs A. Goldamer j itself assurance that she is giving you a Cir- culine wave. You must be sure she uses M il | Mra. Arthur Guyton of North . awe , a ame oe onday 3 a | Fortieth street was hostess to a authentic Circulines. They come individually 4 ‘= — of come: at bridge last : wrapped with the name “Nestle Circuline”’ | Tuesday. hose present were: , ° ONN : i Mrs. Edward EE. Miller, Mrs. A ; stamped on the glassine wrapper. Charlies D. Verpor, Mrs. Oscar ‘resD) water! , iT sttusin. ane: ateam. Gee eee, Only when you see them, when your hairdresser ‘ | James H. Springer, Mrs. Frank M. | uses them, are you sure of a Circuline wave. 610 to 618 Washington Avenue | Miller, Mrs E. §. Hodgson and | Siliaan LEER m@ | Mre. George Evans. . als scuaaens s Mre. Charies Wigfield of &t. I; ¢, ammonia, potash, are riding on the Louis will entertain the members wave of Circuline’s popularity. Avoid them! 'of the Ecstasy Hight Club next “ : Thursday afternoon. Circulines are gentle, safe, sure. Demand - F he: seinen tak ts Mii that vour hairdresser use them, Club tomorrow afternoon at Ainad } fy - ’ booklet j r r | Temple will be devoted to Hande!l's oe: Cs culine mt | oratorio, “The Messiah.” Tho: - | who will take part are Paul Biven. C. NESTLE CO. Mrs. Murray Watkins, Miss Mildred 12 East 49th Se, New York Adame and the Girls’ Glee Club o: East St. Louis High School under ‘the direction of Miss Winifred Y EK S i 3 L E Willoughby. Accompanists for the | - : program are Mrs. C. 8. Skaggs and | 'Mre. C. L. Bothwell. . . _ Mrs. Peter Hyland was hostess | Thureday afternoon to the mem- | ° - bers of the Cosmos Club which met | 4 in the Community House. The last social event of the mid-. P / W, A H winter season at the Knights of / . Crim an AL) av > Columbus Club was held Tuesday) § were h evening, when more than 200/ ‘couples enjoyed a Mardi Gras) — party at the clubhouse. The guests | | appeared in costume. HAVE YOUR HAIR TESTED NOW * es he : * et As a) : : | nite ff + i ee ta T > Members of a Tuesday afternoon HT, Seeeeene } “4 ott ' : 7 : : Bit HELE: bridge club were guests this past | The TEXT-O-METER. . scientific machine for testing NESTLE Th 1 : | é 3 | | : Bae ted week of Mrs. Eugene V. Menges | circuline waves, is now available to St. Louisans. Demonstrations of St. Clair avenue. Those present to hairdressers on the use of Text-o-Meter and circuline waving were: Mrs. Kenneth McCurdy, Mrs. | will be given every Monday evening in our display rooms ip the John C. Roberts,-Mrs. Andrew W. Holland Building, Starting March 7th: Kurrus, Mre. Joe Marsh, Mrs.'[ tnostructions and examinations on the Text-o-Meter are gives by Morton Benham, Mrs. Scott Kirby Men th Sane Alvis, Mrs. Robert Salvage, Mrs. | Murray Watkins, Mrs. Reiph Ste-'{ JEANS-WILLIAMS SUPPLY CO., Holland Bldg., St. Louis, Mo. A ger and Mrs. Perce Clement. Mre. Helen Watson Peters of Los Angeles, Cal., has returned to her home after a visit with East S&t. | Louis friends last week. I) E Na aif : S Ww L. Baughman, D. Walter | OUT TS 3 - | Potta, John E. Wesley and M. E. | The Vogue of Lace | Bruce have returned from Dallas. | Tex., where they attended a meet- : SAID REBOUX TO : —is interpreted in its taost | : ing of the school superintendents’ PAR : graceful guise in this : BH division of the National Educa- IS AND NEW YORK : ~=6- Frock of peach-tinted lace, [| tional Association. and Georgette. % peated E Mm have returned from their wedding ND then she originated aN skirt and tucked girdle = trip ‘ss Miamt, Fia., and are now at entirely new mode—the Ear- ? give the much-desired full- their new home on North Twenty- iminitty | et Boismenue before | } : ~«=6mness and femininity. fifth street. Mrs. Boi | ring Hat! A draped Beret, a : : her marriage Feb. 16 was Miss . : ) | Ethe! Riepley. small head-hugging brimless i $3 | he ) m vg ey. - ae i3 IS s ae haries 5SUPTKS i Stute Hat or the smart cloche effects F ames had ene following members lend themselves particularly | of a bridge club as guents Wednes- | : iS : av afternoon: Mrs. Cletus Cana- | well to this treatment. E The Grace ot 3 day afternoon can, Mre- Lamont J. Gedney, Mrs. | Valden Coulter, Mrs. Reginald ft. ) t : [ : i) Coley. Miss Marguerite Karch and Shown 1? ] sca, Felt. Belting Ribbon and : \ a ee Milan in All the New Paris = | Mre L. O. Haines of the Murphy Colors and Black mest Ge ‘Apartments has returned from a SPRING'S MOST ADVANCED sojourn in Biloxi, Miss POSEN 3 x, 7 As ee : Miss Chariot Thornton of Fo- $15 to $95 : ASP aYer 3 MODES—EXACT REPLICAS See, a ee “Isis,” as its mamesake, the Egyptian Goddess of Beauty, has been imbued with fascimating charm as attested im its unique cut-out qflarter, open shank. medium-round toe and sienderized spool heel. Al!’ sizes and widths. ‘SONNENFELDS - §10 to 618 Washington Avenue - we —_—— _ — on ‘ ‘ ? BTM ve ‘ ‘ sires = hig + ot Qeaetv _ * Pa OMS ENP BNE BENG a Lae he . i. eee Ss “= ; < x 3 : +7 TLLBTALL LVALALE : : ' : 44 | Le A 5 ND mr Go ee Se — —— a i i i ma z x a m a ee ee J} sy tie RHR ERR UA AAU A indttatietinainethee amenities othe , Lotte ° “ ye ee . . nn ETRE — EE ER LR Ne nem etre te and Mrs. C. Goldamer. Fe i tN tt aot ta eels alias wating: os pA RAPRAAA —_—-— APRAAPARARARARARARA er oa Sk en ee SMARTLY STYLED tosi, Mo., is the rucst of her aunt Illustrated is a clever version of the new NE E ag {BE MRC IAL CINE og 62 Lean yasge wee” nd uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Allie C. | - ne ~ 7 (Second Fioor.) : BE E OF CREATIONS SEEN AT Ward of North Twenty-second in Footwear—a OS ae ae i yor ) r. 3 ANY on bere’ : \ lack calf, welt sole an : HA : RECENT PARIS OPENINGS ‘ ‘ 6 a inum gra} or b = ' Novelty E » ?P : HA | . Sa oe covered medium heels of the proper ~) Larring fins 1 O8 a A 95 Af: | H were guests last Tuesday at the } for Your Chapeau, ° ° ° A | # home of Mrs. Matt J. Sullivan of height. % np MALT ae 7 = College avenue Those present ‘ ™ . (First cape Hi TITY || : 15 were: Mrs. George Cashel, Mre. K The famous ]. & kK. Airy W elts are of - eats ee 3 ost springer, Mra. Dennis Dages, Mrs. fered in many delightful new Spring SPAR PRPRAR SAAR A ARM ‘ve oe eRe AE. Se ee A. Zable. Mrs. E. M. Costello, Mre ‘ q 0 en eel y Hit, | B/ ij 4 ‘é . | \ | 3 | Paul Hanna Jr., Mre. Earl Freel, patterns to meet every fancy. Pumps, iin | ' @ H y : i | : pwling, Mra. Ray | — . My WH, | | ig The Shirlev | low er | || Mrs. Mende Dowling, ts. May ie straps, ties, in all desirable shades to if Wy if ad ; —is delightfully illus F Cashel and Mre. George Flake of | j ih ; ‘Troy, Hl. ; ‘please the well-dressed women. Hy i 2 ; oP ? trated in the one-piece, : | g ? - bg } Wi HN Why (} a Recently Adopted by | tehtline Frock above, DISTINGUISHING FEATURES: An attractive bridge luncheon of HL MY Wy ) 4 ee vy 23 Flit : fs stralg : : this week was given by Mrs. C. C. f f : , ; Ne - R : oud | : of beige Georgette and a i Com ose and Two-Piece Effects Winning of North Tenth street. ie | ; | 3 final note of chicis added: P 5 Sapa i The gueste were: Mrs. R. A- Poole, |i TJ. if 39.9 ' : Gm the elaborate use of =: Many Tucks in Various Widths Mrs. Daniel Ring. Mra. Charts | r ine tee (8° ‘ Calverley, Mrs. Leslie Schiele, Mrs. TW BEND : beads and embroidery, The Femtnme Note m Every Type Dress i stephen Knowles, Mrs. W. Keisoe Peo ; ; - 7 q BL . . ‘ol - , ¢ Cannady, Mra. Henry Keefe, Mra f Sh OE MPANY by ple! ( : : . DY) A gracetul, shaggy ai- | $3 975 : Tiny and Large Pleats Ww. J. Milier, Mrs. Burl Wilson, Mrs : _— 3 oe rf a fair of Georgette in.all | : 3 Gorgeous Paris Colors and Black # ©. Whitman, Mre. Edgar R. Hiss- gorgeous shades and com- 7 Fourth Floor.) : , H ich, Mre. K- C. Barton, Mre. Wil- . bine, | : 3 ; ~ ee Bae gy mangy—m gy 411 N. Eighth St. 5630 Delmar | ERASE een tee is (Bonnenfeld's Dreas Shops—Fourth Floor, Hause, Mre Harry L. Strait and - Opposite Mercantile Delmonte Theater Mrs. Otto Rauch of 6t Louis Truet Oe. Mr. and Mre. lee EH. Forman '

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PAGE 10 ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 6, 1927 . ____ ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ) Cornice Band wet “agg + a ng| Many Other Unusual Sales for Monday and Fringe The St. Louis branch of the Y. Special events have been planned in ocher depart- Ia x-7 te Colors W. Cc. A hae announced * course. ments of the store, including important events in the for aimost : of lectures on the “Art of Pilease- erative pian = S195 ing.” the frst to be held at 7 | Damasks Velvet Rugs Housewares Beds | THE STORE FOR ALL THE PEOPLE et ! o'clock Tuesday evening. when Mrs Georgia Webster will speak on “Expression, Etiquette, English.” Mias Ruth Bass q@wil! speak March md 15 on “Dress, Design. Decoration.” Other esubfects and speakers will | be: March 22, “Banking. Budgets. Buying.” Mrs. H tL. Ward: March j "7 D 29, “Courtesy. Culture, Conversa- tion,” Mise Mabel tiendcerson. ete Bees Peeve ee? we eaghs OA yp os eb ee en oe tte te 9h bn Sis ain wees HE W * 5, “Presence. Poise, Personality Miss Ruth Girard. anéd April % “Health Happiness, Humer,” Dr. Boe = : Dn, IS ARDS aM al x Beginning Monday—The Big March q | a ered INN IR A g A Zz E 0 F RB E D I eee we] Mai fe 2 stud, . 5 EE ah beach apa! pthincsesau decal ae 7 @ PO Ee OH Res. ee a in pases ott Sages o> Mrs. William Nester. Mrs. Elmer Bowman, Mrs. A. G. Willson, Miss del caies, dimities, voles. T’ her fondness for color w Harrtet Ann Sullflvac and Miss shard Seer Se | Regular $1.95 to $2.75 Values | a ee en to| ee oO | | SPRINGS AND MATTRESSES aa bridge. Those present were: ure A ZEN BY pee sae . "i a . We are selling at reduced prices discontinued patterns—floor 4 Printed Crepe ohn . 8 rthur Es ving z oo Sakwach, cn Drtemever.! | WSS richness of design has been captured samples—and short lots from such Welenaws Clners ae aa s6-inch Crepes in white Mra Frank Craig. Mre Phillip A. : in the folds of these lovely weaves. Simmons — American Bed Company — Smith & Davis = ud coltced patteras “for Lehman. Mra. R. X McCracken. Mrs. Charies J. Schiele, Mra Jobn | SS re i wide range of exaquisit sae R Gtegman. Mrs. M. 8. Kickham) PAZQS ee SS — gens: Teme Foster Bros. — Herz — Englander | dresses; yard and Mrs. Wallace Wright aS designs and colorings—some two- = : ft aes toned Jacquard effects—others in ‘gs .: | a: 30c Printed Chin Mr. and Mrs. Vaiden Coulter of . North Nineteenth street were hosts & the wide stripe effects. | a , | | to the members of their bridge »- +. > | } ; | 30¢ Printed Chin club Monday evening. Those pres-. hs im : v4 r, : > cme al ent were: Mr. and Mrs. Cletus Can- | P . z = | | | , avan, Mr. and Mrs. Car! Helfrich, Very lustrous and all Cf) DIPS ae ip | | ‘“ : | ne ; . De. ané Mre. Robert Hundisy, Mr.) # guaranteed sunfast col- mit df, | Ye ee | , a4 2 mq : ee Printed Batiste + ee ate “a ee ee oe oa 7 ee “st uae pte ete > 4 af rd A. 4 " ¢ = ES it i BRN THe it A specs Wy Shh ae x. grades a i it Bs a ie rr ae Sa TSS and Mrs. William Allen. .. ors, appealing to the ~ yo lic\ “i i eS 3 fi | i oe | s6-inc ponies oy S| — = | ean he : j | i th smal] printed patter re Richard Colfine of St. Je-| im modern housewife—a rare YY | =! i Le ori en Bip wing Pe mens ae Mrs. Cari Helfrich. . : 4 * ee , our Drapery Department. Third F _ rs. D. Seidel and daughter, l- } : A i r ° dred, dre in Hot Springs, ark. tor KULSY y loor, $24 Fine Steel Beds ie visit. They recent! urned | RSS 7 Bas thay ain: wie Pi York Ry / ‘ N Ph M LO d Fill d Every householder will Mad tpis ction, _ in light and colored City ws, 0 one or al r ers e 2 pactiomanrsy wo Be gyre, $ ¢ : : . = grounds” with neat smal! pat- bye maze selections. r . > “ : ‘ = . ms: 2 to ro yard iengths; — ‘as — Mrs. A "a an one y/ ing, set-in panel, American wal- ae P “4 - of Audubon place have as eir J mut wood finish. Full «i ly. . $2. 50 Shadow Net Panels $ 1 65 eds GUNN es eeeenceee s and Mrs. Reginald Coley and Dr. ) - ; -h fine sheer Batiste in whi seph, Mo., is visiting her sister. § T RS ; — : . x /, opportunity awaits you in — > 25c Cotton Pri South ar gg (4 dily comstructed of ali-square tub- 36 inches wide; guests. Mrs. James Shank of Cin- cinnati, O.. and her two children, A In Wanted Ecru Color v : n 7 Jimmie and es. | y , 750 in this group—ecalloped — and trimmed with deep rayon Mr. and Mre. —— Doyte of if buillion fringe—45 im wide. Regularly 29¢ a yard; soft, flee North Twenty-fourth street spent i} oof | | i | cotton Outing Flannel; 36 inches wis ky y, __(Nugeats—Thira Floer, South.) , | , — r plain white; yard this last week tn Hot Springs, Ark 19c Printed Perca Cotton Outing Fla a LF PE, eS, fhe Hehe ER They will visit friends tn Shreve- | | port. La., before returning to East | = “S98 neat, smal! patterns and stripe affec enve has ceparted for Fort War- a \% —————— oo mL. , | : ere ae 26 inches wide: yard land, Colo., where she wil! visit for | i aN } X : ; : , : SS . a sol 7 ; severa] weeks. . ° i as A ] . oe ton p! ace entertained the ne low .- , .-' $10.00 All-Steel ; be is 18-inch size. hemmed, ready for us ing membe rs of her bridge clut -\ . , ee gay ow" — napkiz Tuesday afternoon: Miss Julia : 7 Beds . , do . Fahrner, Miss Catherine Allen. Miss ete oe nde. N Made by the Nationally Known Alexander Smith Mills Sale $ 475 lad nigra eli tet Tee a keh NB REI a SR + Deak ae Peden ee — ap oe a ». oak) ‘ ee ee ere Miss Virginia Halloran, Miss Leon \ ' ‘ : ‘® io a ‘ Priced. ** Luscomb and Miss Marie Baxter. [Yr \\»., . Sold on Deferred Payments P.E.O. Chapter Elects Officers. & ; > “e ue lit fee . a —_ any P. E. O. met at . Because of the very slight ir- anaden or ages ag Boag " inut weed j ° ome O; r " _ ¥ Ran 7a?) ‘ . . ws ON F ‘4 ~ : : - is mac Erwin will give a paper on ° 95 , om Six99 size, each, r | . : wie} * « @) . s. aie itiaiediand uaa ia: MER EAE Vie a) gti en od GOIN. 5 A ¢ Nwry the “Polish Corridor—Its Rela- Specially Priced for Monday $2.93 Krinkled Spreads tons.” Fine -ctton weave— eee eee = $17.50 All-St | r : y = —_—a _ S2105 in. SA LE OF HO USE WA RES Oe Big Savings, Monday, in This j i r an Bedspread Ce as oe oe ey iva Sale of Junior and Brag == Bic 95 A high-grade Paint, made Campbell's; very dur- Heavy 4ply R aebber Sprink! H “CG for use in the home P amg = stose varan- 3 especially porches, ge- ‘CCS. Quaiity Z i Pes | a 4 and Vit — ete /j ay - a “ . e. t : Re Se oY, _* . : . —_ ; a ; ; 7x - ay ie a 4 \ ; . * my " Z j , y - “ey = i: s . 4 : : - 4 a. in > , Ba - 7 : fs ; . a | ' Fikiy hate, $3.50 SPRINKL ING , , nie Zi . o! = . 4 . ? ” . ; ii | . . a. Ss ie 4 4 of im ‘ = . % % : 2% . . ‘Sparkling’ => YZ fi VARNISH for varnishing inside §Q¢ Wich Libis, Fail ace Many With~ Genuine Onyx fhe light that lies in women’s ES g S4 ee _ =e Bases — Metal Standards s ae the amewring ees: A Oe ov trse= Refrigerators - o}emse GRILL PLATES § °° mint coepiscey! | Mun Mar ¥. 39¢ » el | oS. lle Cahill, 5404 Sixth Ave, Brock!yn, : _ te complimented on hers, ex. | y 4 m CaRuen? ‘£5 By fall” Soor sice-icer : } tumcheon or dimmer service can be had aleiena: ‘Oh! That's due te my ) : ms a: af a. ae ice capacity; | the quaint Holland bive willow pattern. using the unusually Matte ying 5 Black | 4 a . ) ion chamber. Grest pa . ~ and White Face Powder. It's so ia* aS SCRUB MOPS . savers. Special | | : artistically tinted it seems to glow : Lae. = Bene a te 9 ee : ; ee | os | — pecial. Se oP MR ART. Figs ete ee Mae ae ee ey \ \ - oD ss with life, even im the box, and on ew! * O9c . | Sof keep hands dry | 7 ' ' $2.60 Wool Wail actly. I never saw anyt hing | ike W, BOARD; foiding; the | Brushes , ¥ = : # the war it clings for bours with , well-enown “Rid-jicd” , , such natural beauty, and keeps me oe 4 —steri $? 79 we —— lamb’, : 2 oo the "a fresh and weil-groomed a. ——- anes . Bovey cme te ek 3! | - é u te OS det eopeet onty en = este hacmenr eauniianhs wand am i : | Regular $30 Values dressing pn . | : with good brush that S| 1Sc Scott Ties | Sento cam G G OUTFITS | a | ‘ ~ pure, delicately fragranced . ~ . cleams cthoroughiy oth and pint cas e | . Black and White Face Powder, in = nes tbe es | polish all for... 91.24 7 _* | Every Lamp has been designed by an = 7 artist and the work has been executed oy . the dainty 25¢ bores, comes in four ate Pood ie an oe: | _ & Roll $245 STEPLADDERS. on ff : > | -trme tones—white, fosh. pink and f ANS fe Oe | L. . ; os et enemy 0 *$1.79 &§ ——— } a master-craftsmanship, so that one dces estrich feathers branette—each one enhaaci img the | , 3 te. ot vores | . | f flesh tint for which it is intemden | ble AaaN $1.75 Curtain $1.95 W 32-Piece Luncheon or ff 2°t buy the usual sort of a sale-Lamp, Ye WS ! . - a . | , ash Boilers Dinner Sets : but a very individual product. If yours is not among.them. rou can kr’. get it br blending twe of these an. . —— es Stretchers Pull Na § clewen til rou find the shade vl” | gallon size, wel. made | $6.50 to $8.50 Vai ing to you. gs SS | : Well braced ad- 3 roid copper bor. Fine quality 3 COMPLETE WITH Seat oot SE es Ie if, : aa | Ss a GEORGETTE SHADE wich the Bina and White : pia i 2 . ae Te ee ee = ig be es : painted, beaded glace Shade, if one @.4 Yom. “es 2s \ 6 AR SOR te : 1 soon . —— sig Pie , ie Se fospe 4 Ah i,’ jinhhe eR, ne a ‘ we Seas . eC Te eee eT ¢ i : apasie> vga PAS alpha tee Dea sSee Regen a RD oe 3 Y ‘ 7 syle ok ged ¥ Tey ret ess t 5 ths, oth 0) , Bry il Ly See RIC SO er es le ate a > uN ‘Sur? Se re Ta = ek oe : PASTE ej sage a7 RS TIES cmp SOc RS Sk SPY. Spee ae el pat Aire Be eo nahe aath ; ay ate Se ee eee dr RO Cubes ae > Sag ES ink Doe s gah ie? aoa oP > cae # gap ; - shine > 2e : uss 7 pagal. - y 5 ee " " ” V3 3 : . “g Sybgle U. «Mae evnure é a ? ° Tet ee watt ditty: 29 -" Se , — . - ih ide ae aa » . eth pitas thir cho, Keres hie AAD 1 BW eat pany I Seti AOD A ot ELON gh GND, PRON HE A PNT RII eg) a reer ~ EP Prag toy i oO or ee @eereaeweret ene ee 2 SS Soe we « _ — = -— a > = = > = = 4 a m 5 Ne ‘A a Pe ¥ ~t ae as nD, Sh ene - a) eH : kn nah Lede i s > te “ ™ m by 9 . sab aaa a ae Se ee NIG DANES BAe as BP ag bas acne ‘ om ~

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Linen Towel : Regularly 2 sc ea As all-linen crash Tow rican walnut he Big March BEDS | TTRESSES ontinued patterns—floor li-known makers as pany — Smith & Davis dresses ; yard cee err eeeeeees 4 ‘ MY 5 | . > yi i $17.50 All-Steel Beds construction, sq@jre tubing msize. Beds like wucted they are place to place in a room. Very tical end substantial. In light and _ colored grounds with neat smal! pat- :. terns; 2 to 10 yard lengths; ] 36 inches wide; yard ........ a a7, TH+ Wi trek ee MHS .* =| 3} ) CE —For Spring Sewin 4 ~ , NOTION SPECIALS : TICS —===2| Sample Scissors Felt Mattress Sale Priced ps available in any standard (A agente—Fourth Ficer North.) oat — ings, Monday, in This nior and Bridg@=: PS ine Onyx andards, nishes, TE) Val ues Signed by an } executed oy that one dces a sale-Lamp, ct. ITH HADE and beautiful! oice of hand ade, if one Mm Fleor, Seuth.) known maker—e group in which R 4 you may find Sewing Scissors, : 42-inch, superior all-wool, medium ’ —=3 —_ “ no a yen on raed } weight, firmly woven rep weave; for Spring coats, ; $1.25 Seamless Sheets $2.15 Diaper Cloth | sore—end many others. H re a. In the promod a+ any a speak at the College Club Good quality; Bird’s-eye — red 4 ue, emish, marine ’ , Tuesda 3:30 bleachec: extr > : lieth € . . oa t, y at 73 Dp. m. length, for double Cc a oe a. B 5 J. & P. Coats Spool Silk 3| chateas Say, amon green, Caset seem | nis teste tee wil be eneved. M ies ied, every Sheet iad hea {nce # manzanita or black; yard ...... cnvns caeneebee 'Penabelie Stiles will be the heatems is yell _made— Setea =o abveplolly Spool Cotton Spools 2 5 : x size, cach, ; i or , en Spools Wc For C 54-Inch Dress Flannel tr ; $2.98 Krinkled Spreads 29c Pillowcases for Cholce of the season’s wanted col- Finest all-wool, lightweight, soft-finish Flanne/ a ee Koch. The Literature F iden i aeak Steen oka ane me 42x36-inch size—these Best 6-cord Spool Cotton—250- ore and black--50-yard epools—-epe 86 in demand for suits and dresses in the good shades 95 Com = ie end gece. Boloter 39 Pillowcases are — Be yard spools in black and white— cial. ; 4 of pink, French blue, Flemish, meadow pink, viola, ceamenial | Bttached. Size ° a soft finished, bleache sizes 40 to 80. No mail or phone _ SEWING NEEDLES — Necdies # almond, sunkiss, sewdust, mushroom, [talian turqueis, © $0x105 inches casing—each ......+++++. orders in assorted sizes 3 Pkg. 10c 2 red, mavy and black ....cceeseesssesocssessoesssres Mile. p MOE105 inches ........... $1 00 Bed Sheets DRESSMAKER PINS— 23¢ in oe es dL 4 of the j . ; ag RR Pe MACH ne > . : $6.50 Rayon Spreads Pull-size bleached Bed pp HI NEEDLES fefined Ui! 2" >| 54-In Satin Chene New Cameline | Cotton and Rayon Spreade—beautiful Saws SACNIns WEE LAWN BIAS TAPE—Ali 4 . : | Quality with brocaded Sheets seamless kind— ~—For al] the standard make 6c 4 waste : tteraedahever $ 9 a te pee eueea ail machines—4 in tube; tube..... = gaping . pileces— 10c >| A $ 98 A $ 75 p atached— ire ° ee ee ee RHINESTONE BUCKLES — A SILK BIAS TAPE—Fine quatity Toul Yard jee 25¢ Broadcloth tection of gest zuatls gt ia'blect end cans oiee Dee ard. : 4 4 310.50 Rayon Bedspread In tight and colored grounds with pastel combinations sa a fa $I did trimming Tape; 3 yards.. 3} inted patterns—2 meee WILSNAP FASTENERS — In rT ) ® Colors are ly nd ee ee ae DRESS FORMS — Stationery . | ; > 54-inch all-wool twill weave—tich eA a blue, green, and Sa ae ow c teteen tn Ghanian’ obese $3 5 on and white—all sizes— 5c Hi 6solustrous finish—Spring weight ~ very eh : sizes 34 to 44. a ° car ere ee ee ee a mae ee ee 2 hendsome $ 95 perfect—-yard: «1.-.--++-. is : (Nugcents—“ain Floor, South.) A 40soagteen, red, rosewood, savy, or black. es EE (Nugents—Main Floor, South.) SITTER eee ee COSe ea eri i SPECIALS IN NEW FUR TRIMMINGS Three Featured Groups on Sale Monday — Lingerie Laces Allover Laces $1.49 Y ard : $698 Yard $Q.95 Yard 69c Y ard $3.25 : broidered lover Beige, cocoa, gray, and white A selection of long and short hair For lovely collars and cuffse—four Dainty Alencon and net applique Buigarian) em 7 a ee ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH Unusual Values Await Spring Dressmakers Women who are planning to make Spring costumes wil] find it economy to shop exclusively at Nugents for values are remarkably good. Monday! 35,000 Yards $2.50, $2.98, $3.50 New r £ | £Soe «06l(bor Temple Schoo! tn New York, ‘ rt. #, considered the most successful ax- The proof of fashion is the wearing of it, and Silks are consequently pro- nounced most smart for they are being worn everywhere for sports, street, afternoon, business, or informal wear. It is the fashionable weave wherever young people congregate—and when women meet for bridge, tea, or Unusual Values at \ x > Sale of New Spring DRESS GOODS — celia, al ‘ Special 42-In. Wool Epingle PES ic ; SP pig = suits or coats—in tan, gray, almond the second lecture by Wilbur Lb. nd | 0 er TY r ‘Ate Sod ‘prereet Women es ; TT eo ath adiseadne Ga é tracts and other legal matters ef- e Dig L” e/ prin CS 25==. Differences of Men and Women.” Dr. Durant, ag director ef the La- he - ¥ "+s OF 2 _—_ ’ eel -—— ——— | | 4. als. | eet (a , Fae | Ze Y, YA ‘7 . | ? . iF Rayon Pillows Spring comes on, these As ate the lovely shades one will! want to introduce into @ room © relieve the dull montory of ® q *tToom. Round, square, oblong, end heart snapes with pretty Pi flings. shirrings, and decora- tive flowers Taffeta Pillows Good quality taffeta is Utilized for these Pillows Q5 | in Square, round, oblong ow and heart shapes; very ef- fectiv se eeeeaeeeeeenfee er * * ¢ and in all the Most desirable of living and oom shades .... Monday’s Offerings in the Lace Department Lamp Throws $ 1-25 Tlediye betik Scarfe io colors—made of iustrous —36-inch squares—epecial (Nugeate—Neails + lever, teouth.) LS IN STAMPED GOODS fed SL D bb, Cr TREE Other Stamped All-Linen 59 Centerpieces: each ....... Cc * Other Stamped All-Linen Free Needlework Instructions When Materials Are Purchased in Our Complete Art Needlework Shop (Nagents—Thire Fieor, South.) SS t -¥ as - a, * / , —— ae 6 FEE sr. -9@ Ba . All-Linen Bedroom Sets Stamped Quilt Designs — | Consists of one vanity scarf and two Stamped on white cotton; make up into Learn to Se scarfs; attractive designs; 98c¢ — —— og - will be 25C Pp : og SONG cocdadiiowadean . ie easur or vears: ince hls aint inine- Lamb’s Wool Des: All-Linen Dining Room Sets oscar deena age i Wich Abtenie La 10c Wall 5e Very pleasing when finished; a design , ug ; ’ o~y Pai . : oe W all that is easy to embroider; G&c meee - yes $ 1.00 + | 95 aints oe Wer ee AF. a moans esrdaccosiahbiacteos OO OE TT terre ieee “ ® FREE eee Linen Buffet Sets Bedspread in Applique Design DEMONSTRATIONS We Wall baee ee =~ Every woman knows just how effective These Bedspreads are = good This is a delightful Papers... .20¢ denne ano 00 the dining room; quality unbleached muslin and ar $2 accomplishment that 50c Wall .. 25e OOD. edconnsciesasecksubul gee 3 9c aglow with interest when finished . will enable you to make $1.00 Wall Papers... meny pretty scarfs, handkerchiefs and E E

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-DISPATTH __ ST LNG CNCT.nicoNTh SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH ST.LOUIS POST-D oa A wee ig i 4 “ i 8 " me Bie posite, * the dns pices ‘Lae > * —* wn wis — Sad ay sk “ rice ng rare i the ed Sees » : . 4 A - -. ae ; - gs es pie ’ “ . / : ren) sil v Re ET Cee fed, 5 3: ae ae a : _- Oe. I ae eS + “a eee ae ef ? Es ge Eee as ° ; “ ry . r ate: ae ae SSRs se a. a 8 oe a: . 5 Bee it nae : -. - gat: = “ e .s — ; ; 6 5 oe ¢ Ss I=" = teres | : iz . % 4 = =: S B 2S ie he * BeBe 7 = “ted Ms 3 et : R 3 ’ 4 Si Ib Hosie Women’s Bloomers TY ZS a ee a FT I _ Fits ane seconds, silk and silk Regular and extra sizes; cotton + ae See fe oo! = 4 Qi 8 ae es FJ Er wesN . oe f— |} caves wa’ s2 eet. and fiber. l new colors. Lisle ” oo Mae. oe 2 spn Tee ae ee ae ee £2 Se | t= oe ‘g ? ; Z. ; -4 silk boot Sizes sateen, in white and paste! shades. 5 Q C sfteey, Foe oe tes me toe Ee aaa fe ae ek eee = g , Zz. , PP £eOt £88 oS os Nenelpen pe Sie ; 27 and 29 inch lengths.......... Po AER agy Read ete Bs Pa : a e ign a5 . ee pes to te Pye re ~s sia “s sy o hor J. aa “ roe Oh cs oh ame e age It de. - : aa 4 ae jst ° > ee ‘ ee ae = a " (Bergain Basement.) ler at Attractive Prices. Marca Sacet Spee SLs Mase Goons, Domesrics, tcl === ; lored Voil ‘no Silke eames | 12 Rayon Dress Fabrics | 25¢ Covpred vores 107 ands 14. APR eR seh Re ge ies iar ae f-: Mier, 4 rt Ps | ea PNR Ate A ere ver CD PARR. OIG OM 4 . . ga epge. ESE ° = aN | : WASHINGTO™ / 2 - Vi. * High luster cotton Rayon in these attrac- © : Cotton Voiles, 36 inches wide, $1.55 CREPE DE CHINE— ae sae ait oe - .} se tives weaves. The season's most wanted good sheer quality in a wonderful! paicotont, agen > yggee- net salient - , _ ae: | | nS | wash fabric for Spring dresses. 36 inches C color assortment. C $1.49 GEORGETTE CREPE— ; = | “ | wide. Yard ... eet hee ee Yard . -- : Firm weave, sheer quality, in the new shades and black. 29 ) ~ Dering 1926 the Post-Dispatch . teks i) a as ~s 4 - ~ a 6S CR ne y : CPR GOP PO AN HS oR Sa yr ‘ lt a - & vil Loyd 3 “ Lge J as ae b ins a 3 oc NOE ape SPS Ey ? Ba a oly bi eitee Sebi Se ss ’ « (8 : Pe ~ % a = * ar a « 5 SER “te ie SR RB ele a Y wear perfectly. While they C . . Yard . mehaeeoxs aabia 2 last, each neg ae a, 5 $2.49 Printed Crepe de Chine $2.69 Georgette Crepe New small floral Soe 95 . Heavy weight in the cw 9 ‘ , ? on Spring color backgrounds e pring shades; also ivory and . 70c Indian Head Lady Pepperell Sheeting 35c Pepperell Tubing $1 Bed Sheets in a large variety. 40 inches black. 40 inches wide. 7 , ‘3 wide. Yard 72-inch, genuine brand in Full 9.4-width, extra heavy Genuine Pepperell first Good aualitv seamless By castes wes ae ee oe orn mastl ye en eee ba = . lavender, green, rose and red. lue, pink and white. children’s dresses. 9 gee? Uk > edgy ey 4 AG gg Re hs, Se TP Gipsy EG DL id pM 5 ees Yard . etna aie 4 lengths from 2 to 10 yards. brown 7oc muslin, first qual- quality tubing, cut from bleached with wide hems. Extra! Extra! Name on selvage. ity Comes © in bolt. 40-inc Srxoo size. Slight ve ; Fine permanent A49c¢ matched pieces; 49c¢ Yord ak se 25c osama ay fine 19¢c $2.69 Flat-T hread Crepe $2.69 Black Satin Midred fc: . pom m = ~ - finish. Yard cut from bolt. Yd wearin ach ‘ age ; caring. Each Beautiful heavy quality in Lustrous all-silk quality in the new Spring dress shades e black for coats and e ° ° ; nd ivory and black. inch o inches wide. 25c Linen 29c Shirtings 60c Turkish 40c Blue Bird Se ieee ul ee wide. Yard ices at iy ‘ty SORE SS EO Bargain ; Basement Toweling 36-inch white corded ground, Towels Nainsook rinted tigur d strip . ° ht , , : printed figure and striped -ma Heavy-weight Very fine soft quality, - tH lose! ro ut tertal for shirts size. with fy) " f anc pajamas. 2 borders. ] pure white, for under- - Pill ‘ ‘ tA ie ; Po 2" che ober rol ane aud ics $1.49 Rayon Pillows lengths. oa? Ye as un fants’ wear. Full 42x36-inch, fine quality Full 64-inch, highly mercerized dam- Rayon and cottom mixed exceptiona! i TT ; made Pillows. A new Ceses, neatly scalloped. ask; some with colored ity Spreads with bolster at- irk, F . . empment just unpack- Slight seconds, Cc borders. Slight seconds. 49c tached. Fully scalloped. 8iz * NOS od. auacwone tenia cach = Cut from bolt. Yard.... 105 imch size. Lovely colors | 7 “% Yard , I rray of 39c Scalloped Cases 75c Table Damask $4 Rayon Bed Sets 1g ah te ae — | otal s0xso-inch Tablecloths and 6 napkins, with beautiful we- : | ven colored borders. Nove}- @ (St. Louls’ Largest Bargain Basemen: ~~ it ty weaves. ( Basement) : : : : | . “4 Dovightfe! Place tn Wh , Women’s Junior Girls’ Wash $1 Costume |} i ENRY A. Dresses Stockings Union Suits Dresses Coats Dresses Capes Slips | oce- 08 Gun Pretty new styles, fine First quality, cashmer- a fiber | and 100 Silk Dresses and : $6 and $7.98 values en 7 ~~ lain tri d, built-up shoul- si : od is . , trim. white nainsook with la _e ette and lisle, some pink der styles; 36 to SO size open jersey Dresses, regu- in new spring colors. lors. Chambrays and girls 7 to 14 years. aoe ee and embroidery trimming. and blue heels and toes. style and 40, 42 » Pia a a F Also Ger- / ps Sizes 4 to 624. and 44 closed lar $10 values. $ $ -nghams. $: Regular $5 a —— x trudes.. Sale Sale style. Full C Sizes 13,15 iit | $1.50 vals. c 3 $6 proof hems. Cc : + oa C C WE dncwin catninn 14 years — | Sizes 36 to 44 i price and 17 only. . values 4 (Rargcain Basement.) (Bargain Basement.) (Bargain Basement.) (Bargain Basement.) (Bargain Rasement.) (Dasgaie eninaed ‘Bargain Basement.) a Seem gets hac cit haamaitalien te bene isin aieoaie " = SS is ie a” ee ee Ly a aera wiry ire gee ae ; . Guaranteed fast wash Just 75 Capes for Fine white muslin Slips, B41 ap SIE PS SS. BARGAIN BASEMENT Sale Rugs and Draperies Axminster Rugs $1.49 Rag Rugs Seamless Rugs in+4ovelv Orien- 1 50 69c ie ithe: Seat oe een es gta ; - a na . A Na SS - ST CC ie a. aan aa ie. dias ae aaa coy eee 7 WIR PE PY RM aN” zn ; ae ee ~ AF LAR Se - ay 2 ‘ tal patterns. Not quite perfect 27%54 size, plain and hit- = : a and-miss patterns; also some Rugs of te $37.50 grade. 8.3x10.6 chintz borders fringed. Ends size. Sale price | | = $17.50 Fiber Rugs Seamless Velvet Rugs i Oxi2-foot heavy fiber in all _ Heavy seamless gxr2-foot Rugs, i : the latest patterns. Lovely col- 3 Say ie Bie ee ~osst eenoiaealie i SHOPPING wt hn ee te See SU |. RES. Oe..’ id _ slightly soiled. “ - . te ~ ( nciteeeniiaiiela on or combinations. Sale pric Sa} Swope street footwear | Miley vogue of the light kis | i moe +7 \ ect | a, j ) 3h ‘ | 3 Seconds $44.50 32.50 Velvet Rugs F elt-Base 29c Linoleum Mats ] 0 00 Women’s N Cw : : : | = Bie $9995 Special 2 | 9 = 90 ¢ pons 1 5c | ne ane Sse wi ng S Price "|e e Extra heavy erade 27%54-1mch heavy Vel- ——s ls iliac t8x27-inen real cork 38 | + ta-foot R a vet Rugs, not quit ot a oo Linoleum Mats in plain] zata-foot Rugs in aj j°St *Ugs, not quite per- any room. Three yards a 4 e We illustrate a popul: . t lovelv range of patterns s@ct oUt a fine wearing wide Attractive pat pees — vase as P ' ' = — eee 9 2Ge ke GUY ~a- : D . ”* ° Ps | light mismatched quality | orders. 4 &§ Blonde Kid with co : eit > terns. ie me iF Fy oso 7, Sctt ; “4 ; > . : * —_ ‘ei . 65S RE RP vy iA Sell dts a : r ‘ ge aes > ilies . Hebe “elare ’ % 4 Oe we R ‘ pe ed - n " . -_ vSuattin® aah oad: + ecu. Peers : ad cae hl spa a NO I ee oot Pin a b és re Wigs Et A ee ae ms as ¢ aS Nea eee BOA yh gun LOA MR “3 WF RES RL a er SO A ’ $ « ee Vs ' . - , . fa ie Sh ast ae eae ) oe, . . " e Pe eo ae ibe pei vey as" ~. Resi’ y SE Nn et. = oe oS) ae b Rass Me Rey Beh A > 2 PRE ce bh tar " 4 A Ren pr Ss Gy. as : i, Wa ad oe gin awe Pu aaah aah 4 a. im ie amb t OCR TS a ne as RAT Se Rees * = ° © Spas Myo Rich-looking fur- ae 21 | | ; Dr apery Cc : , é a OS ae Meee. eo event. fr i | ee. ». 2 ag , : Damask artains Cartas 3 2 | oo fs — jerk Sf: See Our New sports and ~ 1) foe Yerd 4 Window Displays dress Coats with $ 29 | pate _i Tuxedo collars. 39 C sizes, 14 to 20—Women's “Misses” Poiret twills with Excellent qual Grenadine Cur ee ee Doubieshrea: sizes, 36 to 42—extra : ee : we ees ee ee sizes, 44 to 52. Snappy Mannish Coats in the Better Tweeds at $16. ~ ‘St. Leais’ Larteset Rarcain Boecem---~ (St. Lewis’ Largest Bargetia Saseement.) Ai te > * a oe teem os ea satiated ss oe eee inlay calls Range of choice Satterns an . LOUIS’ LARGEST BARGAIN BASEMENT—B. NUGENT & BRO. D. G. CO.

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Silk Hosiery and seconds, silk and .silk- . All new colors. -Lisle ops, long silk boot. Sizes (Bargain Basement.) for Silk and Cloth ke Also Made to Sil Order at Attractive Prices. e Fw Coats Remodeled wil Repaired at Low Summer Rates | fpacel Ateation to Mail Orders 1& «FUR CO.~ “SX 223 WASHINGTON AVE. = SECOND FLOOR a — Fur Collars Cuffs and Banding : Spring Coats Kept in caadeeenentinttie ek | : ers: | it Louls newspapers com bined. 1926 the Post-Dispatch | = 95.341 Situation “Wants”— | | more than the THREE other — Vb bwuIe PUI" VIOFAIEN a ——— Activities of Women’s Clubs | | ~ ___ Continued From Page 11. W. Shankland, president, will pre- side. In addition to reports, plans will be announced for the regional conference to be held jointly by the city and county organizations in April, with the Stdte president, Mrs. Nelle G. Burger of Spring- field, as speaker and leader. The date has not been designated. Mrs. Shankland will report tomorrow on new unions organized in February, | and introduce the new presidents | and representatives. Pending lesc- islative bills and candidates for the School Board will be discussed. The Book and Flower Guild will be entertained by Mrs. J. D, Fer- Bartmer avenue, recently enter- tained the Book Club. “Essays on Books on Reading’ was the study subject. current topic, given by Mra. G. W. Hendrick. Mrs. J. C. Browne re- viewed “The Amenities of Book Collecting,” by A. E. Newton, and Mrs. H. C. Grote Van Dyke's | says in Application.” The Earnest Endeavor Club, Mis-' souri Federation of Women’s Clubs, | will meet tomorrow at 1 p. m. at |'Town Club. The president, Mrs. :Gordon Z. Davis, will preside. Fol-| .lowing luncheon, there will be a | Parliamentary drill, with Mrs. Fred guson, 6325 Washington boule-| Armstrong as leader. The roll call vard, tomorrow at 1 p. m., at the March meeting. The Guild gave a Valentine par- ty to the aged men and women of ithe City Infirmary and made a |} tour of the shelter. ; Mrs. H. H. Hawke of Fair Oaks Friday at the residence of Mrs. was welcomed into the Guild as a _member, succeeding Mrs. F. A. Kramer, who has gone to Denver. Mrs. F. A. Kramer retains inter- | est in the Guild as a sustaining member. Mrs. Wallace ’ = Site » ll + - weséte, Ss =—* SS —_— —-— -— — eeeseeee —— “ i s * Fine white muslin Slips, a lace and embroidery trim- ws med. Shadow- Po proof hems. 69 baa Sizes 36 to 44 C b> (Bargain Basement.) } * | : am ates : Libs LESSEE. x ro Gee SHOPPING, SANDAL . Swope street footwear charmingly reflects the vogue of the light kid shades for Spring We are presenting a variety of light street models in Sandals, Pumps and Ties, at a wide range of prices. We illustrate a popular low cut Sandal of Blonde Kid with contrasting Stone Kid trim, $12. Gotham Gold Stripe Slik Stockings, $2.50 A new Chiffon-silk from top to toe. Pq Beautiful and clear but with Gotham serviceability. a New shades for wear with light kid. OLIVE AT 1O*ST $1.29 Colored dotted Doublesthreadc scrim Curtains net. scalloped and tie-backs to bottom; fringed match. Some | pancia. seconds. Bt. Lovin’ Largest Bargain Basement.) — — ee CHILDREN’S BRANCH MARYLAND AT EUCLID | Shoes—for Children of all ages Hosiery—for Women @& Children ae ae =~ — on imeet Wednesday at 2:15 p. m. at Temple Shaare Emeth. The report of the Nominating Committee wil! of- current events will bring out a | discussion of present-day prob- |lems and their solution. The club ‘is planning for a reciprocity meet-| ‘ing for an early date. The Minerva Literary Club met George C. Richardson, 5831 Clem- ens avenue, At the February meeting of St. Catherine's Society officers were elected as follows: President, Ellen McCargo, 5413,C. King; vice president, Catherine Arthur; secretary, Margaret G. Gleason, and treasurer, Elizabeth Stier. St. Catherinds Society assists the | Sisters of the Blessed Sacrament ini gg their educational work. jare held the second Sunday of the! gs month at the convent, 3019 Pine street, at 8 p. m. The next meet- ing will be held March 13. The Rubinstein Musica! Club wil! | meet at the home of Mrs. H. C. Ritter, 8420 Juniata etreet, Thurs- day morning. A paper on “The Life of Beethoven” and many of his compositions will be included in the program which wil) be fol- lowed by a social hour. Duchesne Circle, Daughters of Isabella, met Friday night and elected delegates to the Council of Catholic Women’s Convention. The Athena Delphian Chapter met Monday at Cabanne Library. Greek and Roman architecture and sculpture were reviewed. ———_ The Monday Charity Club will hold its March meeting tomorrow at the home of Mrs. E. F. Lasar, | | 6092 Raymond avenue. The Wells Schoo! Mothers’ Club will meet Friday afternoon at 3:30! oclock in the kingergarten. Mrs. | Norman Windsor, a member of the Community Council, wil] talk on | “The Biggest Job in the World.” | Mrs. Clay Martin wili sing, accom- | |panied by Mrs. Louis H. Prange 'and Mrs. Harry L. McKee. { The Scottish Rite Woman's Club | has postponed its general meeting from Tuesday to March 21 at 2 p. m. The meeting will be presided | over by Mrs. John P. Austin, presi- dent. Mrs. Oscar C. Blumeyer. vice president, is arraignng a program to commemorate the club’s second anniversary. The social section has postponed its March 21 at 1 p. mi. meeting to The Current Topics Club met | March f at the Security Nationa] Bank. The following committee reports were submitted: “Interna-| | tional Relations,” by Mrs. A. Bell; i “Legislative,” by Mrs. F. M. Car- penter; “Literature and Reciproc- ity,” by Mrs. A. Fleming; ‘‘Public Welfare,”’ by Mrs. W. C. Durham: “Ast.” br are. W. W. Sanders: “Woman's Chamber of Commerce,” by Mrs. M. Heinicke, and ‘Press| iand Publicity,” |'Among the current topics were: | “Education in Hawalti,” by Mrs. M | Heinicke; “London Plans Shelters by the secretary. for Homeless Women.” by Mra. J. | P. Debo, and “Immigration Into Canada Increases,” by Mrs. B. Luther. The Uand! Ldterary Ciub_ will imeet at the home of Mrs. Bruce | Ramsey. 6366 Cabanne avenue, Thursday, at 2 p.m. Roll call will be answered by references to cities 'of Turkey. Three papers will be read: “The New Woman in Tur- key,” “Life in the Harem,” and “Architecture of Turkey.” The Mothers’ Circle of Soldan High School will meet Tuesday at '3 p. m. in the school auditortum. Dr. Russell H. Stafford of the Pil- grim Congregational Church sing, accompanied by Mra W. M. Weatherford. The Congregational Woman’s Monday Ciub will meet at the Church Federation rooms in the; Y. M,C. A. Building, Sixteenth and | The ex- | ecutive board meeting at 11 a. m.| will be followed by luncheon and a | Locust streets, Tuesday. program. The Bay View Reading Club met at the home of Mrs. H. H. Helbing. | |4963 Fountain avenue, for a Rus- |sian program. Mrs. F. W. Burn- ham gave an account of her trip ito Russia, Mrs. Florence Chaiser ' Case sang a group of Russian num- 'bers and Mrs. L. E. Mitchell gave (the history of Russian music and ‘player selections to illustrate her talk. The next meeting will be held tomorrow at the home of Mra. H. H. Mitchell, 742 Harvard | ‘avenue, University City. Clio Delphine Chapter met Feb. |28 at the Art Museum with Mrs J. A. Weaver presiding. Mre. C., _Orear led the program. The sub- | ject was “Mythology as a Basis of | | Literary and Artistic | tion.” ‘3. M. Farrell, Mrs. J. U. Menteer, Mrs. C. Orear and Mrs. J. H. Trent |gave the text reports. | Powell of the Art Museum spoke of | “Art and Customs of Ancient | gs | Greece.” Gertrude Charity Society eae Apprecia- Dr. Laura Chappell, Mrs. eee ee oer “The Greatest Collection | of Books in-the World” was che’! Meetings | of the club | _ eaten. ame ——— LULL itt i ity Miss Mary | cad, A board mieeting 1s sched- | uled for 11:30 a. m. -_—————— Douglas Oliver Chapter, Daugh-. terms of the Aimerican Revolution, will meet Wednesday at the home of Mrs. P. A. Mace, 6225 Bowman | Fedorovna | Foster of the International Insti- | tute will speak on her life In Rus- | avenue. Mrs. Vera sia during the revolution. The Junior Girls’ Auxillary of | Jewish Orphan’s Home will meet) this afternoon at 2:20 o'clock at the Y. W. H. A. ee ‘Sorority Circle entertained re-' cently at the Coronado Hotel, Mrs. G. Brandt Lietch, the acting as hostess. Mrs, who had charge of the program, introduced Frank J. Bruno, profes- sor of sociology at fare. Guests included of the Federated Clubs. a ne re ST ite Continued on Next Pace. S.rVAL MURNING, MARCH 6, 192: president, | Mabel | Pierce Meisenbach, accompanied by | Mrs. W. M. Weatherford, gave a. group of songs. Mrs. W. H. Allen, | Washington University, who spoke on child wel- | presidents | Sorority | Circle will sponsor the program at. ne SI.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH

Slightly Used DUO-ART ‘Electric Piano 495 @ Established 1879 SEL 1007 Olive Street uA . ENR A apie: sma a $25 new Duo-Art Rolls FREE, also | player bench. In good t playing condition. Terms $4 weekly. 48 Years of Service RST CEntral 6200 es a ee eee ree PAGE 13 Three Day Sale SLIP COVER PRICES SLASHED _ 3-Pc. Set in Belgian Linen— $40.00 Value—Reduced to ‘22:00 We Also Have 3-Piece —_ Mason & Hamlin—Kimball—Gulbransen PIANOS Orthophonic Victrola—Brunswick Panatrope PHONOGRAPH Super-Zenith GArfield 7720—Phones—MAin 3685 1 i +! “ ‘4 , Ng a2. Ba: ea aye : * | ¥ a f i a. 8.8. ‘. — - $ = ~ + United Slip Cover Manufacturing Co. SSR888 . s 2 eee Lan will | give a talk on “Tomorrow's Mem- is ories.”” Mrs. John E. Stoker will | : The Fabric of the Hour s: rH + Radiantly youthful, slim sil- we houettes in Paris-correct = kasha, rule the Spring mode. =: Our collection presents many — charming kasha models in a “hs diversified price range. able. 2S | > | 458° *195 Some are reversible with two tones of kasha, some are kashe lined, others crepe lined. Trims of faworable Spring furs render these the most stunning Coats conceiv Coat Seion—Third Floor dittti titi titi titty :o8 “(BP eccownt. J. Lous Lorgert “Womens obecialty hap & The Season’s Inspirations Are Seen at Thetr Best in This onday Sale of New Coats () A Flying Trip to Our Leading Makers Produces Several Lots of Higher Priced Models, Grouped to Sellat . . + + + a - NUSUAL preparations have/ provided a choice selection of better Coats for Monday. Sport and dress types are both well represented with the latest developments in the Coat world, both at home and abroad, being featured. a Pens : . i" FOG me * a a" a 4 ae Von ~ - Se = Fh Fa ~~ Ae " ae Kasha... Satin Tvillbloom ... Charmeen Novelty W eaves From Overseas Plaids, Checks, Mixtures, Etc. The two smart Coats sketched are characteristic of the values. You will find that each Coat is tailored to perfection with just the correct dash of fur to complete the type of garment. The range of shades dncludes natural tans, grays, beige, blues and black. Petites, 31 to 35 Misses’, 14 to 20 W omen’ S, 36 to 48 Extra Sizes to 50 Coat Salon, Third Floor. fo Monday ' The Semi-Annual / © a tge Brings a Timely Underselling of Favored Modes Hats Which Would Normally Sell Up to $30, Monday........ PATTERN HATS from leading makers. Copies of late Paris successes from our own workroom. Original creations of gifted Amer- ican designers. Samples of the most advanced nodes. chtdiad st taes Gan the aceuel saa cost, in Many cases. In the correct shapes and shades are large hair Hats, a half dozen smart straw braids, snug-titting felt hoods, matronly styles, in fact a representation of everything that is new and chic. ~~ ws ; cna porad oh mowhs “a - TTT TT Tr Tv VT PP dP Ph hr a Sale of Sample Hats » : mene eanpanan . ’ - « AEN an ll Rc Sg le AOS tO ot i lee a Ee OD Ae Cy Rel A eh ly ii 0 mee. - Qo TT TTT TTT TY TTT Ty Ty yyy rere ery? > » “T z - > “ © - ” > w ‘ re | ? 7 “4 . i — * RRR TR SSCL EST CERES ETO OSES . - ps L % J ‘ ‘ uy ts ‘ so

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race tee ' bie ym See ' Ce ee Be PAGE 14 7 ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH__ : “SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 6. 1927 __ ____ ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH - ~i ' - 94). D. CARSON CO. : VV y ; m ‘ ir f the Web-/ and discussed by Miss Holmes. On MA TE te i et ; Cy h presiding. Mre. Arthur Branch | Richardson and Mrs. H. M. Wheilp | The Mar h mee ng oO net | sawah . 3% : os ain te cual: PROARAARR LAA as PPA AS “| . . . Music of the Orient.” with details! hour | american Revolution, was held at| ered. The Evening Study class wi aH = Le. And Societies |. ie re RR oS RS AE , yi hoist ~ bth eae ‘ Kea 06> Fyre Ye ¥ hi SBT ahyn mR apa sy" ana ek enti 7 eV abe, Ware Lagi ORS IEW ON: eas? caewtine acd ¥ iA 7 BaD | ovegint gee i oe Per Serr x >? ~s ghia Se mi AON oo" ae ed r “ 2 Get he? UD are . 7 ~ a offer such exquisite Hosiery at such a low price. was Mr. A. F. Satterthwait, assist- Bt: i Bub met Tuesday eve- the . E sta Town Chub. Mra. Orra Migs 2:30 ant entomologist in charge of * >} o> * ~~" ¢ @?) ~~» 7+ . ‘ : . : Webster. Groves fiela station for =, : at : residing. a. y president, P " Meicie was appointed #02 e « he Bureau of Entomology of the, | 4... : a | inited States Department of Agri- | } nce of the Legislative Com- | et culture, who gave a talk on Con- ee Srman aioe Lydia Lee repre-|} Cc AF a inn a ; ; " ry ‘ a. “ a . : ° ; servation, dealing principally with , _ r ee ene Missourt Women’s ; day ‘ a —_ , , oe ee ee sha A ut > > nStratic 4 7 r oes CEMiiiz of the boys’ activities will be n . “ rad “ '. £. Lewis, secretary of kh x t” WEEKLY oa ~~ r clubs, will speak on “4 —_ a THE WILBU! - . ee ‘ -_ : .. , ae ie me 2 f? > i “ ” ay Box br. Max C. Starkio’ ; oes YOuT MITTOT Tey.ect ' : ie ee e Club, Order of Eastern ouls Shakspeare [ “Conservation of ublic HAIR As Advertised in Lad tieaaiy sail Raa Oe nently removed without feel eet at the/Marquett: ; i We are out to make sensational sales records in March and here are three truly i J/rama meeting at City Club. Free Consultation NEVER SOLD —— The Past Matrons’ and Past Are you conscious ¢i super ow evening at ee ee lifetime bargains that will create a fervor of buying activity. Read every one of them, A Perfect Fit for . if) } faee ai 29-204 1! Me SSN See Ba fe ry : ne : . or i Si - a Bat SES» RR Re Rina Dae gee SR teh een Pr eee xs amt, ~ tA eK tI eer git ng ee ee oh fluous hair? Have it perma- Guaranteed for life. Endorsed ik is teed canta Senin . ~ 12 by many good physicians ? . ae — _ (| Long, Narrow of Suite 284 Olive £ Eighth « | ag =e 2 ee ; | | i =. Arcafie Bidg. St. Louts > oe eee 5 BRASS | ‘ | SIZE ALL PERFECT ppd Rg ae —~ : em ES Tk ee e,hClt or . 4 >. cil f ~~ Seek ~ 2 wanes : , ~ wo! i2y on,” -- ; ; - —— — , - “i ; — - — "Sa. tx 5. 22 to l — Lis LoSeliine i inkKiin and ‘i SE Offices im 70 Cities - mem. Tnited States. Canads and Furepe —_ ~ ‘ ‘ ‘ be | 2 a7 s+ be = , . a ‘ 3 eee ' ‘ : T | ’ Viton: = zs 2 - yr. : pues Sa = : ‘ id : S i = ; — , i : ros 2 pha a : . A, | , ™ ‘ : . ‘ - . . ; * ° Ti : Crepede Chine Crepede Chine . ee. 2. See ‘ =, ae seers it eo t- SS $2.95 6 a ey ee ae ot | : — ho. Pe .7 foot than at heel. The bu | Shadowpreef -colers pe areas | en 36 te i - i e : : te e ‘tut 1 0 ‘ The =. | | 2 . ? ‘Te ° ’ ‘ — , ~~ - ae ie > Se SS Joy Gained Three-piece loose-cushion Living-Room Suite—davenpert, ; $1.5] MAIL fF =| CEMM | SIXTH and FR 7 . A eee eel SIXTH AND LOCUST rapt gge geared Myer | BF eS ARR EL ERE table, smoking stand, junior lamp and shade, bridge lamp 0 @ Del and shade, table scarf, end table, pair of Book biocks, twe sofa pillows and statue. tall of the . _ tell you an easy, pleasant way to reduce. -- . leath ‘Nl epeak on “The Literal Perhaps your own friends are among r Power of the Press.” them. There are now so many that ex- A SR A A A 8 . ; cess fat is not nearly so common as it | That way is Marmola Prescription 7 "annette ae ¥ lat oe why, ~ ~_— . PS o sai oe a Sn Le ae ok Fd ‘ats . ; o- Tablets. It is based on many years of ; | rr, ii ws , uh.) , ' 4 ‘ | dl ° >. | co . ’ } piss tok. when Refinished with ne a . HT ‘ scientifie.research. People have used ! Delta shing | Marmola has done, must be efficient it for 19 vears, and every circle shows The Mothercraft class of St . . and helpful. That ts the way to easy, the fine results. John's Methodist-Ep!iscepal Church . tocti your a (Was entertained Feb. 25 at the scientific 1 om Try it, for =n é ‘home of Mrs. C. A White 1125 | OW® sake—now. a | : ¥ prescription tablets are sold Users have shown others, told others The board of the St. Lovis Chap- my is out, he will get them at once e-a artist, a group of ngs. tablets daily, to correct the cause of ex- cess fat, until weight comes down to i te mormal. And users find other benefits 7 ni * | . : iJ a ga! -- nis AO You should try Marniola. ‘Any help ~ ETRE hh) * 2d “ ne Tlie : at ee * ak. Se ae —y 4 a | ~ '? ad > tA “cA >? Hp cw hy ee _ w | waft r . - i uA? ie = re é ++ >, - LTitve 7 oF ‘ , oe * - : a & “2 ‘ . ‘ a, A : March $, at the same plac : : oj goose : which has done, for 19 years, what ee ee the efects. And the use has grown m jobber. ann an address on * this way to very large proportions. ter of the American Revolution wil! | i e IS Ser st SF St aes —S ge Te a ~ meet at the residence of Mrs. How- MAR™M TA : a OO ee = amen * ee an OS ee ee ae or ee . ee Pate - as Oy ee ocean Ere * hh Value ef Cou Marmola requires no abnormal exer- ind Miss Lucille Maver a se or diet. Qne simply takes four ard Batley, 4944 Lindell boulevard, Drescription * : Thursday morning at 10 o'clock. (Se Pleasant Wigy tod eh MAGNIFICENT 14 PIECE ° . . The Music committee of the Sy “This bed is too good to throw away, Eighth District, Missourt Federa- vata >| pte Be ‘ tion of Women's Clubs, will meet 5 IE he Oe S| Bridal coupies, home-makers, share in this but the scarred old white finish is out of Friday at 10 a. m. at Vander. SRE ST | offer, here's a saving of almost 50% of your money. Come} ji | dam ap beins rb POR “oe dye oe 4 re as ee OF Ee Ree RP etc Pe ag a e. + v ce . yi . EINE gare mE separate Nt AE PE USE tees Py place in my home. Delta Brushing Lac- voort’s. Mrs. Warren Bruce will || (fe [os seg ease | [en carly Monday. for > ‘2 f , ‘2 > hh & Oa 7 ee : . : oa 4 ~ a! ee me al , ae quer makes it look like anew one. The St. Louis Chapte Tnited © 9 R : Genuine walnut dresser (or vanity), bow-end bed, massive, $7.50 bys tas ee Snap Fe. nS Str PSA BS oF PIE et ewes . « - ey ¢ “i Q 5 : A 4 Psd $ a4 - : a “a , oa ¥% y y oi i 2 ca ’ { wt ; 7 ped 3 P , ? ¥ io ‘ - 1, aa 4 % $ S “ ‘ a » 4 o ee = » _ : p é- a x : £ ae - 4 i " i ” . Ay ; ’ : 4 * Be ape ; ek Sint . m - yas os ee j 4 “- = 2 $ - 9 Q a ae . 5 ; Ps \ — 14 : - . ] 2. 3 > & 4 2 - . *, . : : © 2 : .o ; * a = er -% %% iy -_ iy Ps ae > (eRe : va 7% q 4 ‘ noe ee FS oe “Zz ee S ‘ ‘ “aaty é x1 = , * {. pee % bn, Pe ae ie “ a 2 t oe %S re : j 9 2 os eo | ees ‘$4 4 iw 7 en “= adh dai os ad AO ANS as ee ee aa St BW — a iin ath SNES gy, Wachig Hep. ed a ae belie ns) ae ss = a Daughters of ths nf ’ T 7 : cts Ap! : chifforobe, rocker and b A, tt attress, 7 ‘ Delta dries to the touch in about fifteen e enterta! at tel to- | | . ey > pair of pillows, twe noite a aaa an aia Weekly minutes. / second coat may be applied in ake See Mast Sates. J ———— bi. a half-hour—over the old finish without man and Mrs. Edwin B. Sherzer = a &F ; meet ~S : : will be the hostesses. 4¥, [To yy int rn removing it. The §&t. Louis Centra! College | — ss. a: Wd The furniture and playthings used by nome of Mes Emil Rosenderge, | cant Nomis children receive hard usage. Refinish them a ee ee a : ° Ketring will be the assistant host- any time with Delta and they are readv a . . : " — Tint nh! : 47 - ® for use in an hour or so. Fhe: Tote Detehinn Chapter wit his is , . Cabanne Branch Library ~ Wash It Any Time (ra moving of atunace men. | MECESE I rouge! AT . . . . if St. Lonis Cnive r and @o stu mn ; _ . No finish is more beautiful, more lus- nail Cnbeenelte Gentine ot ide —s age rn ; is . Se. | B trous or more durable than Delta. Wash Satie. Gabh ak tae Suan eek a snes taaeomgy 1 _ =. @ wef ; . cipia Academy presented the first offer good only forashort time. CORNER Rth 4ND F RANKLIN : of a series of five lessons on the Ask, at any toilet , ‘ | = fairy play, “A MidsUmmer Nighr’s | for the Boncilla Tr Set SOUNCEE, <— -._ le se | all *? : . . w = ou, @wew FY = i a ee : i " , Dream. The first act was reag -S0NCIis LapomaTous ING. Depiaarc.ze, 3 : i —™ FFP _ ees ae ee nee oe Se ess 4 ~ ~ ; TTT ; as % Sas} : ay, sah Pa ORE J BE ete

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ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, Activities of Women’s Clubs | room of of the Forest Park | chapter. As a tribute to Mrs. The president, Mrs. Wil-| O’Bannon, the chapter voted her watt Spear, presided. “Mrs, jan nonorary member for life. In :’ Payne, former president of the absence of Mrs. F. -W. Green. Sth district, spoke of Cali- | ge club life. The next luncheop ‘gill Be held Wednesday, g, at the home ef Mrs. Em- j, Biwards o4: 30 Cagenne | ely Farnishea- DUT ] | | . a paper entitle a —s_ Bin, poiness and Professional 2 so * Club met Tuesday eve- | eee Se 4 president, presidilt regent, presided. Mrs. hade been seriously ill at St. Luke’s Hospital, is convalescing. Mrs. |George McFadden, of East St. | Louis, eave a reading from Oscar Wilde, accompanied iat the piano by Mrs. Osborne. The Mothers’ Circle of Ben Blew- ett Intermediate School will meet °30 p.m. There wil] be a discus-'! | sion of the advisory system at Blew- | ett echool. Chapter DQ, P. E. O., met Tues- | day at the home of Mrs. James A. Weaver, 5843 eon served, followed by the ' business meeting, including election | The following were! Meigie was appointed | : ey the Legislative Com- 4 Miss Lydia Lee repre- ogty the Missouri Women’s ative Committec. The next | will be 4 social one on | y, March +9. 16. Greene Chapte m2. Mal of officers. was ; s' ter; vice president, Mrs. | iT. cB. Baker. 45 hostesses. Doane; recording secretary, Mrs. J. included Mrs. Hannah S.'| H. Trent; corresponding secretary, TERMS ff fi = $]5°: i ie =—=CéWilliams WEEKLY THE WILBUR COON rch~ fitter Shoes As Advertised in Ladies’ Home Journal A Perfect Fit for the Short, Long, Narrow or Wide Foot EVERY WIDTH _AAAA to EEE EVERY SIZE 242 to 11 $§.00 with Mrs. Ray Havens and rch and here are three truly once-tn-a- activity. Read every one of them, then. yer" hi LATTICE PATTERN Patent Leather, Black Satin, Black or Hazel Tan Kid and White Kid. Lattice Pattern me Black Kid Buckle Pumps, Also These Patent Leather Cut-Out Added Styles— Ties, Black Kid Cut-Out - 7: ses. MADE of the finest leathers over combina- tion lasts, two widths wider at ball of foot than at heel. The built-in arch supports prevent and relieve arch troubles—made with Cuban heels, rubber top lifts. These beautiful Shoes are selected by fashionable women, who realize what real foot comfort means. i Double Eagle Stamps Monday =| CEWiiams ORDERS SIXTH and FRANKLIN ye Quality Shoes for All the Family x es POPPI SFE = ee moe: Ate meme nti 7.4 » ee ad ’ 22 a | iF 'p Ks * ‘Piece for ’ $1.50. Weekly ‘> 1) from Preceding Page. , O'Bannon, a charter member of the i the regent, Miss Essie Matlac k. vice | Creen who, ‘in the West Auditorium Friday at | Cates avenuc. Luncb-/! Wednesday at Fairmount | elected: President, Mra. A. If. Car- | Mrs. H. M. Webdster; treasurer, Mrs. J. W. Ferguson; chaplain, Mrs. |B. A. Abbott and guard, Mrs. P. C. Compton. The St. Louls Alumnae of the |\Chi Omega Sorority will be enter- tained by Mrs. Hoyt W. Kerr of (5696 Kingsbury boulevard, Satur- |day afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. | Plans will be mada for the annua! banquet, to be held im April. There will be a literary program. The South Side Women’s Study Council will meet Tuesday at Barr Branch Library. “Lives of “‘Poca- hontas” and “Mary Todd Lincoln”’ ‘have been.chosen for the study | hour. | C hapte cs \Confederacy, met at Hoté] Chase Thursday. The hostesses were Mrs | Bernard O. Wells, Mrs. William L. Mason and Mrs. G. A. Pauly Jr. After a brief business session, pre- ‘sided o¥tr by the president, Mrs. | 7 .read by the historian, Mrs. J. M. Sloan. | Announcement was made of the Confederate Veterans’ reunion to be held at Tampa, Fila., April i to '§. Those who will represent 'Maury Chapter are: Mrs. John R | Lionberger and Mrs. C. A. Meyer, :matrons of honor, and Miss Lor- |raine Meyer and Miss Rebecca Li- | onberger, maids of honor. They | | will serve on the staff of Gen. A. |A. Pearson. The Civic Councf? wil] hold business meeting and tea (for friends and members at Hote! ‘Saum, Grand bourevard and Castle- 'man, tomorrow, from 2:30 to 65 Pp. m. | Mrs. James T. Addis, president .of the Civic Council, will preside. The heads of the civic of the various clubs will pate in the program. Mrs | Weigel, contralto, Jefferson ' ae ADVERTISEMENT The Easiest Way To End Dandruff partici- City, There fails to remove dandruff completely, ‘and that is to dissolve it. This de- stroys -it entirely. To do this, just | get ‘about four ounces of plain, or- dinary liquid arvon; apply it at night when retiring; use enough to moisten the sca Ip and rub it ily gen- tly with the finger tips. By morning, most if not all, of your dandruf? ‘will be gone, and two or three more applications will com- pletely dissolve and entirely destroy every single sign no matter how much dandruff you may have. You will find, too, that all itching and digging of the sca)p will stop imstantiy, and your hair will be finffr, lustrous, glossy, silky and soft, times better. You can get drug store, and four ounces is all) you wil] need. This simple remédy never fails. Sizes 38 to 56 BASEMENT Striking! Smart! Extra Special Value! Dominant! Monday Sale of COATS a Fg ae a = IECE BEDROOM le Pe . ) yy. mss x ; PRIS —ot Poiret Twills Poiretsheens Twills, Cords and Sports Weaves— Silk Lined and Some Fur Trimmed! 6th & Locust nae: Underpriced Coats in tailored, dress and sports effects! All- silk and satin de chine linings! In tan, beige, patinum, almond, navy, black and green. Ex- and an , massive / “ 50 =| Week! = 122 F x "FFF > More of These NEW The Matthew Fontaine Maury | board it was voted to join the Civic United Daughters of the , | tures and filthy literature and the 3. P. Higgins, several articles were | committees | August , is one sure way that never .of municipal and trace of it, | and look and feel a bundred | liquid arvon af any, SILK DRESSES Mo., will sing, with Mada E. Thoms at the piano, and Mrs. Catherine McIntyre wil] give a vio- lin solo. Mrs. W. R. Wilkinson is to be official hostess, assisted by a committee of six. Mrs. Adolphe Neuvilte, the presi- dent of the Woman's Chamber of Commerce, announced the orgazi- zation of a safety drivers’ class at) the eneeting Thursday at the Mis-- souri Hotel. Claude Varnum of the Safety Council presented the details of the plan and the Cham- ber indorsed the work of the Safe- ty Council. Indorsement also was given of the work of the State Board of Charities and of the Smoke Abatement League. At the businegs meeting, memo- ‘rial exercises were held for Emily | Bouch Suma, artist and a member ‘of the chamber, who died last week. | At the meeting of the executive Union. This organization is formed | for the suppression of obscene pic- encouragement of clean and whole- some motion pictures. |, that quate legal reason for reclaiming A card party anu luneheon will be given under the direction of morrow at Missouri Hotel. Public Welfare Division at noon to- | The chamber will have a birth- | | day party Friday. ' been arranged. | travelogue, A program has, AD All members are in- | vited. | The cleanup division of the cham- | | ber will meet at headquarters Fri- | day at 1 p. m. | The Philanthropic Division of the ,Woman’s Chamber of Commerce has secured the use of busses for od 'three-hour ride for 100 orphans | j}and the services of several artists | ; who will entertain the shut-ins at | the Infirmary. During next week the members of the Chamber will assist in the sale of articles made. by the blind, at a booth at the! Stix, Baer & Fuller store. The Child Welfare Division has, indorsed the Civic Union and do-| ; mated $10 to its work. A benefit} card party will be held et the home! f Mrs. J. G. Krabbe, 4916 Suther- land, at 1 o’clock on -March 28. This division has furnished a room | at Neighborhood House to be used | as a Girls’ Club. room. ! The Legislative Committee 4is- | cussed the City Manager, Commis- | sion and the Strong Council] plans | government. Mrs. Mabe] Hinkley of the legislative de- partment, just returned from Jef- ferson City, gave encouraging re- ports regarding bills sponsored by the Woman’s Chamber a Com- merce. The next regular meeting of the Barr Study Circle will be held at | Hote! Saum, with Mrs. J. T. Addis, | president of the Civie Council, host- | ess, tomorrow at 11 a.m. A chap- | ter on “The Chad, His Needs and | His Nature,” will) be read. Lunch-'! eon will be served at 12 o’clock and | the business meeting will be at 1 p. | m. Mrs. A. ¥ Burr is chairmas. Roll call will be personally selected quotations by all members present. Following | the business meeting the members | will be guests at a tea given by the | Civic Council in the parlors of wast tel Saum. POOR SPELLING MAY PREVENT — BRIAND JOINING ACADEMY | French Foreign Minister Said to Desire Membership. Started life as Lawyer. - the Aesociated Press. “PAR IS, March i.—Poor speHi may keep Aristide Briand out of the Academie Francaise, composed of 40 “immortals,” all supposedly quite literary. The have answered with | cast sheep's eyes at a seat the farnous society, but he has ‘not announced his candidacy. Briand has formed more Gov- ernments than apy other man in| France, but hostile critics say he wouldn't last very iong in a spell- | | ing bee. They refer to a 30-word note he wrote in which were two | migpelled words and an error of) syntax. The ‘note, one of oon- | gratulation to a friend, is repro- | duceé photographically in one pe- | riodica] as proof of its contention | that “his literary qualifications are | insufficient’ for fame as a man of letters. Briand started life as a but turned to politics Whether his educational comings are real or fancied, they attract the greater attention be- cause of his presence in the Cabil- net of Premier Poincare. They | have very little in common. Clem-. enceau is credited with a phrase, aften cited, that runs: | “Briand knowe nothing but un- lawrer early. short- illustrated | reason, so the “gold diggers” never “Journeying Through / are sure they can keep what they Sweden,” will be presented by John} get . | Sjunneson. Foreign Minister is said to MARCH 6, 1927 LAW ON INGRATITUDE IN FRANCE RECOVERS GIFTS Former Dressmaker’s Model Who Tired of Elderly Husband Loses Costly ENGLAND'S ROYAL FAMILY EXCEPTIONALLY WELL READ Chateau. By the Associated Press. PARIS, March 5.—Good-looking LON ate “gold diggers” in France are run- | ‘DON, March 5.—The British ning afoul of an old French law |'°¥®! family is exceptionally well makes ingratitude an ade- read. The Duke and Duchess of York insisted on having a parcel of new books sent to them every week during their Australian tour. The taste of the Duchess, who is the er reader, tends toward classical] literature. The Duke is interested itn books on sporting subjects and likes a good detective story. The Prince of Wales at York House, has an interesting collection gifts. A real chateau on the banks of the Seine is the latest present to change hands when a beautiful dressmaker’s, model, Germaine Mouton, tired of ler elderly hus- band as soon as the honeymoon was over. Monsieur Lefranc, the rich hus- band, got a divorce when Germaine grew cold. When he heard a young- er and handsomer man was to get the chateau he asked for it back. The place had been bought by | the two, jointly, before their mar- riage and given by deed to the bride. The court, when it learned the model’s salary had been 175 francs a month, sald she couldn’t have bought half a chateau on that and decided the old law on in- gratitude applied to her case. Bequests likewise have been up- i; set in French courts for the same tries, most of them dealing with | places visited during his tours. Queen Mary is the greatest read- | er. One of her favorite authors is Dickens. She recently attended a | luncheon at which the menu cards were decorated with sketches of) characters from Dickens’ books. After lunch the guests began guess- | ing the names of fhe characters. Queen Mary named correctly 14 of he 19 characters. Traffic Club Lancheon | Tomorrow. A luncheon entirely of food pro duced along the Missouri Pacific : ‘ines will be held by the St. Louis unless they live up to the spirit of their bargains. _. ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH of books on travel in various coun- | —— 'Traffic Club at 12:15 p. m. tomer- row at the Chamber of Commerce. ‘Cc. E. Perkins, vice president in ,charge of fraffic, will speak. Your finger xe can make mar your pearance. If a5 are not shapely, agg Fog and lustrous, the entire effect you desire, is | spoiled. A touch of [EMPRESS LIQUID NAIL GLOSS '—and you have immediately, with- , out buffing, a delicate flesh tint lus- tre, covering the entire nail evenly ‘and smoothly. Takes two minutes to apply and lasts two weeks, re _gardiess ef work done or washing of ‘hands. | Wherever toilet goods are sold. Famous two bottles of Empress | Liquid Nail Gloss and Remover-— sufficient to last 3 to 4 months—650 ‘cents. If dealer cannot supply you, send money to EMPRESS ¢ CO., INC., Dept. B, oT Eighth Ave., New York, N. al Sale by Famoeour-Barr Company, & Bre. Ury i Baer & Fuller Wilses Drug Stores. PAGE 15, EE 4 Famous California Prescrip- tion Sent on 16 Days’ Trial . Write Today for FREE Particulars Why suffer with APOE trouble when we can full relief or your money antee age Uloer o— ment will eve you ° or ulcers of the stomach, er tively refund . and "acidosis California for these years with unvarying tore prescribe it agen, os Now it ie offered pe Se bil “A Special Event” MONDAY ONLY at Henry A. WEIL». “016-918 OLIVE ST. Extremely Fine Values LE « NEW COATS! SAMPLE COATS INCLUDED IN A COLLECTIO THAT AFFORDS YOU FINE SAVINGS MONDA’ Ss Coats that embody every New Approved Fashion Edict—Coats that have an air of quality quite remarkable at this price. These Are Specially Secured Models ‘A Delightfel Puace-tn Which HENRY A. o16- 916 OLIvEe ST. That Will Be on Sale Monday Only WEIL, x. MONDAY ONLY at Heney A. WEIL »-. 016-918 OLIVE ST ‘Unusual Special Purchases SALE « NEW FROCKS! PRESENTING THE VERY ONE-OP-A-KIND NEWEST MODELS IN A FINE ONE DAT EVENT 28 The kind of Frocks that women who ad- mire Good Cloti.es instinctively choose. The finest purchase in a great many months. Delightful Médels for AM 5 ie Occasions—and Very Smart extreme positively — >

22.5266 &S & & > 6 SESS SSS S | SS FF OSS SESS SOS LS HHS HHS HS He Oe ew v : aseetenaenteteietondietrdeitiad adncne eerie a rene ee Te ee oe amp egs 0 5 - ~ Re ems blr aya Aen $C eo meg piel «teow EN Re CN A IEEE ee: Ry em Apne AeitR Negron: en Aeh we ne ‘deratands everything: Poincare knows everything but understands nothing.” The Tiger's claws are sharp. HELP FOR 314 HOMELESS MEN Bureau Reports Activities for Month of February. The Bureau for Homeless Men, | /an agency of the Community Fund. working in co-operation with the | | Municipal Lodging House, served | a total of 314 men in February, ac- |. cording to the monthly report filed | _Friday. Of this number 138 were unemployed, 42 were ill, 70 were men more than 60 years old, and others were suffering physica! han- dicaps. A letter of thanks was received | from a university graduate now) earning a good salary with a Kan- ' gas oi] company who was cared for | by the bureau when he was strand-_ (ed in St. Louis. Robert C. Van, | Hyning of Akron, O., has jotned | the bureau's staff. | | Slayer’s Body Found ‘fm Glough. HICKMAN. Ky.. March 5.—The boty of Henry Walker, Negro, | who !n January shot and killed Zeiner Leech. planter of ‘Tipton- |, |} ¥ille, Tenn., 36 miles from here. | was found this morning floating | in a slough twe miles from the) ‘tragedy. He is believed to have. ; , ' been stricken with cramps While ee 0 tant, ee eo Oey Other Shoes to $8.50 — - , f signe to swim the slough follow- | F Foot Specialist Will Eamaine Your Feet and Help You Select the Right Shoes fer Your Feet—Ne : ping the killing. *, New Kashas, new Twills, new Satins, new Sport Materials. Trimmings of Monkey Fur, Broad- tail, Calf and New Plain Tailored styles. Dress Coats........Sport Coats In wage ge in New Crepes and Silks—and in a host of fascinating styles. Sizes for Miss and Matron—and in all popular new shades. Fer Women.........-For Misses Smart Twill 11 Repeating Oar Extraordinary Sale of Brand- New Models! Regular $16.50 values, absolutely new and of all-silk fabrics! Hen rev A.WEIL, Inc. 96-18 CLIVE ST PRESENTING MONDAY A Showing of the Newest Hats! At a Price You Will Find Surprisingly Low Modes for the Matron e - Modes for the Debutante “Superb Quality” “Approved Styld” Ten oD =) s cy ahs Se ed ee ahaa, oe! or Patent and Biack or Brown Kid. a ae eo ha bee) . Pras . A ee r + "Stor -& ee Zo ores - (7) High-crade all-lleather * 42) Style and comfort ned; (3) Combination last ber heels; (4) Perfect Black Kid and Wit

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SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 6, 1927 s Pain and Discasc/’ J Will The I-ON-A-CO, Amazing Scientific Invention of Gaylord Wilshire ( famous lecturer, man of letters, nal neer) Change the Present Methods of Treating the Sick? 4 All along the Pacific Coast—in every city, town the praises of science’s latest offering that betters and village from San Diego in the south to Seattle the condition of all who are ailing. Almost every in the north, vou meet and hear of thousands of disease shows ~~ co to Ionaco. Chronic . , : ; . rers 0 ar tls grateful men and women paving enthusiastic sufferers from pie: . , EE aS meee, —— = ; “v seme ee fi 'Be neuritis, eczema and many other troubles (see fy dj Pr Tr 78 + The mé ‘ t he > 4 k : + I ~4 . ¢ . — tks Added ¢o this fact is another fact recently discovered by the German biojogist. Professor — . Warburg. and demonstrat ed by him before the Rockefeller Institute. He proved that it ie fe ‘ FRESnhH ris -on in our chemical make-up whic ets as &@ catalyzef between oxygen and the cells. 4 the tron causes the »xygen to unite with the cells. Hence. by magnetizing the iron, & Sliced Cat. ib. oO is -reased, and there is a corresponding increase in the oxidation as a cataivzer i SPE aiegy« SE PRGEE Riis ise ecihn hice si em . - eee ee . Yellow Pike. i> culous effect of the I-ON-A-CO, Through magnetizaticg he White F sh. ID. eliminated. And with the source of disease thus row Order Size Baws. ib Vellew Perek. th. Large (Crepoete. i> SEE FOR YOURSELF : rail Ha. tard Snapper. 3 4 WMiddie« (edfiah, ib iat — OVSTERS— ut A nt ft is a simple. nater . _ ‘Tul treater, Qrart e an sea its amazing -result= wit our own charge, and judge fl wear own expe Mence. Com PMA NE~—Sente Clara. 4 ibe. 2511, u nute test. Surely a return to health is orth it. This sale =i vi ing details about this rew mot nd >. Quntun tne WASHING POW DE KR — 2 for 35 I he ¢ coupon brings a free copy. Matl it te@ay. If you rea to give you a Free Demonstration in your oWn BOM Vo “ h Ri = ~ ga BLACKEYE PEAS— ot see. “gains r ¢ a Bae aeplnies 7 we '" “et ah * ‘ ; re i. es rn m@s ated iA tag 2 . I risaser ein, Reinigies ee ern T et ‘ ’ -_ s ne See 9 ts tom Oe \ Habis SHS ae uN 2 - "> * > ‘ ™ ? . 2 44444 ¥ . | ‘ ~~~ i , , . . “— . é : " ~ ae} es | vy ~~ > ~ " - . ~ > _" > — — b ~_ 4 - ~~ * i | ‘ ‘ : rT. ro 7 he De — + wr . ~ - ; ‘ ae ’ > ‘ —_— f 3 Ss (* nd OD Ls wh Acedosis en ~ ' - Arteriosclerosis Colic re H b ; , Name Mr. cne Asthma eartburn Jaundice Neurasthenia Poor Circulation Stomotitis Diagnosis—tiypertension Albuminaria Bliced Pressure Erysipelas Hemorrhoids Larynettis Neuritis Prolapsus Treasbeoot Began lIomaco treatment Oct. 30, 1926. : ramp : . Anemia Biliousness OCwebse:. yee : Hernia Low Blood Pressure Obesity Psoriasis i a Paestcel condition qsctuntie’ Senin Angina Pectoris Breachitie . Gal!l-Bladder High Blood Pressure Lumbago Palpitation Pvorrhea Teneikitse sci ik tahoe. eeane ‘=o Srey Now. 8 Diarrhea ° » Aneurism Cataract Gall Stones Hvsteria Mastoiditis Palen Ri . / _— ? > wp to ten millimeters fram of ts Pais! eumatism Toxemia vee amen a: cule indigestion. otherwise there was a gracual ' ~ Dropsy ~ . ; Appendicitis Catarrh i a A Gastritis indigestion Mumps Piles QS ciatics T a oe | Arthritis ~ 3 7 ee Gout Infl N 7 “ umor ermanent | 1m in two months the bleed Peart Cold Dyspepsia Hi nriuenza ervousness Phiebitis Shingles Uicers ad di °1S to 133. which & about . ay Fever insomnia Neuralgia Pleurisy Sinus Trouble Vertigo moe ge Bye emgage ar IONA © Los Angties. Calformia.) Constipation ARs 4 i Pag hir * Soy ae Bo Fe: Se ee ‘ re oo . -_ ‘env ee ete eee & ee Bw & « ated Pitacme'Redaiad Make This Simple Test: So anxious are we to prove AE gry Sng ) 9 all doubters and skep GeMonstri are a deliehttul “nerienr ; ane a seme he remarkable re nstration: ttul experience. It vou suffer th markabl — DAIN——no matter how severe I ilint t | > OTRCA ne tree treatment yy> — even 3 ae ee eS 4 a" a -© treatment -A-CO demonstra- ict \ rine Conipitete reiie 7. :¢ 2 ai as , ut ha seal . pr ae : : 1 : rel In Many other cases. We simply 1s, we will arrange rove to vou what [-ON-A-€ () mav accomplish for vou ag or you to take y our own : a ee FREE TREATMENTS i requires abo ny ite } i t nat | eS ‘ Li id ics. lot nave it Tou Wul come m and a , re. & f @& w& @ e > > is mo etectry} irper IVWEearOC N wha is no electrifying, no exercising. no ma- ec eo Berres * & & Siis? iit see: CLis¢ omtort. {on the Contrary, the experienc: hi Can you atford to disregard this offer — to’ drift alone unhappy ‘rable — » a. 1c at olen inhappy. miserabl vhen a 10-minute treatment may point the way CO renewed heaith! j ou have nothing to lose: evervthineg to gain If you live out —— isn't it plain common sen eee wow taken four treaimen:s = <? & 2 a : THE IONA COMP ANY 2 oye 5 - Mi = feeling like a pew . Suite 230, Paul Brown A. D. HIMMEUMANN, Glics at Sede Se. ee Office Hours: Weekd ‘ , ays 9 A. M. to 9 P. M., Sundays 10 A. M. to 2 P, M. Regular Lectures 2:15, 8:15 Tuesdays and Fridays Send me your Free Book, “The Short J THE IONA COMPANY pansy of Missouri Suite 230, Paul Brown Bldg., Olive at Ninth St. Telephone GArfield 3654, St. oneee a ee a a a a se rat nl é *

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Ss - avention of 2tters, pio- g the Sick? ering that betters g. Almost every Tonaco. Chronic atism, neuralgia, troubles (see list oi sufferers have n word to tell of ery Alay, in. thou- alth are being re- mite Lonaco treat- ent and too won- keptical. hat Offers OXYGEN Wered by the German biologist. Professor Otte bckefeller Institute Hie proved that it is the ealyzes bet os oxy jane and the cells. That » ce! Hence by iagnetizing the iron, its cca amar pi Mma in the oxidation of ct of the I-ON-A-CO. -Through ‘magn ie tizatio on a. And with the source of ditrease t} ius re- DURSELF ; is a simple. xn ite amazing resu ; > } our owe eres. BEE with Mm. and judre by vreur own ex nee Come bly a return to health . rt ng ir you about thie rew rm--:? aioat Aarynetlec« Yj Nes a free copy. Mat!l it today. If rou ‘Seeter hor } Free Demonstration in your ow: igh Blood Pressure Reduced to Normal shows how recular I-ON-A-OCO treatments relieved Prous condition. Systolic and Diastollic redre- mown on this graph is a a Lad Gi 26124261 e Sits emus | i. St Tieehematinn of Case | > Mr. A. B. R. Age 50. . ; iosis—LTivperiension (High Bleed | it Tomaco treatment Oct. 30, 12°26. B dar Bical condition constanily improrred, but there was Or ieee mental gg " On Nov. 8 his Ddiood we Was up to tem millinieters from ap attack of indigestion, otherwise oon was @ gtacual anc t low ering in two monthe the blood pressure » C18 te iss which is eboul norma! (Medicinal Research Depariment, THE An ia 1S California. } ° 15 minutes SO anXious sre we to prove to all doubters and skep- tics the remarkable results that come from even a few LON-A-CO démonstra- tions, we will arrange for you to take your own FREE TREATMENTS { you will come in and risit Ws coupon IA TLIC i - > Bnort i ain) es ee Te I CL. ae, 5 . Pt ee ee as tage ey ee ie hme 4 ES ee Hl in Tvis Coupon and Mail It NOW! “a — H E IONA COMPANY : f Missouri Li © 230, Paul Brown Bidg. , * at Ninth St., St. Lonis 2 pone a Pnd me your Free Book. “The Short Road tw te *) ‘# ch. * ¢ nd ie ss a oes coe e oF reas . iat te cimhintn mt Le ns ee eer ee —— 22s eea@eeort *?-e we OO 96 6We 444 64 eeu : — + to 1921 he was a niember of the nines |'War Minerals Relief Commission, nial dinner was g in Washington In 1917 he was| g A testime a oh “pea president of the American Institute beer Philip » North Moore, a i of Mining and Metallurgical En- | engineer, DY his colleagues last) gineers. From 1918 to 1923 he was| night at the Engin cong cet 4% “on the Engineering Council and its} Lindell boulevard. "Mor . _— ¥Y ' successor, the American ee j ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH Jonah, chief engineer of the Frisco ;;——— | Railway; Paul W. Brown, publicist: | | Edward E. Wall, former Director | of Public Utilities: Arthur Thacher, Tl MOORE HONORED. | Veteran Mining Engineer | State Geologist H. A. Buehler, W. | E. Rolfe and Birch O. Mahaffey. Moore, who tame to St. Louis in '1889, since then has performed professional work in every State in the Union and in Canada and Mex- — UB ——_- — Tribute Paid Oldest ! . | ico. For the past on years he has ° ¢ iT ro niz o First Dinneé! in Org da iZa been a me mbhbe r of th e Stat e 3Z0ard tion S New Home. of Geology and Mines. From 1919 amguended. Moore is the oldest | ing Council sammer of the Club, and this was Record of His Work. | che first dinner in eo The Conrey Placer Mining Co., | prof. W. E. McCourt, dean Of | which built the first gold dredges | the Washington University School capable of operating successfully | of Engineering, was toastmaster.|in the cold winters of Montana, Speakers on the formal program /,, as organized b Dr. W. C. Bitting, F His career = ARCADE REML MARKET Olive Street Rd. and North and South Rd. @ Store Hours—10 A. M. Till 9 P.M. eens oi Take Bus at Delmar Loop—Brings You Direct to This Store or Creve Coeur Street'Car—-Walk 4 Blocks West to which last night's y Moore. | speakers called attention, began b Sunday-Monday Speciais in Addition to Those successive employment in the geo- Previously Advertised Pl logical surveys of Michigan, Mis- = ,uWT c . nt. +’ °T Ty) ine Beat in all St. Louin. We souri and Kentuck) 4 hen, during defy competition as to both the sag Fe loony yes Of a boom, he quality and price. was a cor ing e eer at Lead- Ihe us n favor—plense Yille, (4 vor, Amon pc sitions he | _—0-. Limit ___ bring a pail. ‘has held are: eye director. treasurer and president Slate | Creek Iron Co. of Kentucky; pres- jident, Rose Run Iron Co. of Ken- SERVED FROM 12 TO 9 PF. M. tucky; presideyt, Tecumseh Iron APPETIZER Co. of Alabama; president; Ad- it Cec tt . : ' Choice: Shrimp SH Pret Comte miraltv Zine Co. of Oklahoma. Choice: Chicken Broth with Bariey Tomato Bouillon In 1920 Moore was made an hon- RELISHES orary member of the Engineers’ fhoice: Hearts of Celery India Relish stuffed Olives Queen Olives pti _ idee a SALADS—Head Lettuce and Thousand Island Dressing (“lub He is a member of Phi Beta FISH ;, ; Kappa, honorary scholastic society, Choice: Baked Red Snapper, Creole Sauce Brollied Spanish ie npgerene abs Bi honcrars en- Mackerel with Lemon Rutter and Potatoes ana oO j hea ;,, nonorary " ENTREES gineering fraternity: of the bt Choice: Roast Young Venison and Raisin Sauce: Roast Young Femte Aenatome of Science. thé Goose with sage Dressinc and (ranberry Sauce: Extra (ut Prime tenes FRNA Ft, Rib of Beef. Au Jus: Stewed Chicken and Homemade Noodies. Round Tabie and Noonday clubs. POTATOERS—Fried Sweet Potatoes or Mashed Potatoes. Borh in Connersville, Ind., in |; TRGETABLES—fresh Buttered Beets, Fresh Green Peas, Creamed. iaAnthe ‘at, Ih. " ‘ >, ?, fer rr (“rv lrerem ris "+ we tw Sec > »} Orier Size Bass, Ib... . 355 California Salmon, tb. fs Pen ae caging — ge “ — Veliow Perch, th. m $ i@ Fathom Fish. “44 Vine « Viianmi rave him rhé Amal ua aed Se =, orate, mee. Halibut: = honorary degree of LL. D. in 192 Ama . ed =napper..> > orthgen ae a Middies Co@fish, Ib... 30 Skinned 71 Hie home ik at 2414 Hawthorne OVSTERS— 40 Whitine. Ib avenue and his office in the M Qrart nid vwiladimn BRuilldime Pt NE~—Santa Clara. 4 Lbs. 25 » andi AND Vie . TASLE DEPT. ; This sale . ~~ 3 pag rth a Ning ce ga Carried Dead Men on Payroll. WASHING POWDER— 2 for BBE cri weer > ion sei Grandmas; reg. 25c val 3 “P JUDY 3 Extra dumbo Rr the Aseociated Preas. _— " _- Ms ° K -. head. . a spirit of good feeling are not WOTkK- entirely for what ret out of work in but for polite friend- association as well. that we ing way, of a materia! the pleasure transaction and ly ai@it2e seis A warmth of courtesy is our outward expres- sion of an inward ¢on- sideration for others. the longer you use it. JUNIOR FLOOR LAMP INCLUDED Polychrome base. Your choice of many shades of different colors and shapes. The Phonograph Is the Latest Style, Equipped With the Famous *15 DOWN No If’s nor And’s, No Trickery—t An Unusual Offering That Defies AU St. Louis for Value-Giving An E! New Symphonic cing Phonograph With his Bed-Davenport Suite! Junior Lamp Included Invisible j QU) 1 . Bedroom {| | : f\| : AMA | , & oui ay f- H\\)| Se PA. ‘ -—¥ 4] (OR NOP 4 , FH, ; a / : he TO ee iy ee A”. sis Oe | \ S ~~ “ ww ay . the : 44 Traps FAS irirrnm i bed. Will Place Complete Outfit im Your Home Immediately. We Sell You—Imagine This Beautiful Outfit in Your Own Home CARROLL Puarniture “COMPLETE HOME FURNISHERS 1116 OLIVE ST. ST. LOUIS, MO. Quality Merchandise—Trathfully Advertised—T ruthfully Sold Company Six-piece living-room outfit, including a comfortable loose-cushion overstuffed Suite, with large bed-davenport—a wide, roomy comfortable bed at night. Entire Suite covered in beautiful two-tone velour. | New Consolette One Easy Motion A RICH carved frame over Type P honogr aph This big Davenport Settee stuffed Parlor Suite by day— ' Excellent tone. If all lovers of opens with one easy motion one of the finest you have good music could hear this in- and reveals a wide, roomy — ever seen. A deep-cushioned, strument. playing the records coming bed—deep springe of their favorite artists, there and very comfortable. The a luxurious, extra large daven- would be no question but what smooth sheets, blankets and port settee with a hidden bed, they would soon own one. Its mattress are all in “9 —- A large, roomy, comfortable mellow tone, and the fidelity have been hidden all Gay iong é, wi chair and club chair with which it reproduces every the spacious depths of om A Comfortable al oe tien: Gian: taal record, will endear this Phono- davenport, yet one easy mo Coil Sart } graph to you more and more, tion brings forth a full-size pring Bed stuffed furniture. “Symphonic” Reproducer and the Human Voice Tone Chamber 4 =*2" WEEKLY: <= he Above Outfit Is Sketched From the Exact Suite Bg A Yours te He is especially good for acne, e, skin pits and bad complexions.” Catherine McCune's Sil Muscle Lifting Mask and beauty treatment is an outstanding innovation. Worn at night while sleeping, or for 15 to 30 minutes during the day produces amating results. Let Catherine McCune tell you how to restore and retain your youthful freshness by sending for her wonder: “Beauty is Yours to Have It’s Free—Send x 1223 Security Bidg.. Denver. Cole ’ fend me pour book, without Overstuffed Bed- —_* Suite 7 “ A NN I Ae AO i aa lie nets IEPs ts 41

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- ¥ : ee Ne Digan Fear hee a ee a : ° me " oy sd o eo 7 0), me e- & « mere see nN . oo ING, MARCH 6, 1927 | __..ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ; _ , Houses wee) ~SUNDAY MORNING, M/ , 192 : i i | PAGE 18 ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MC a Why It Pays to ng i: ¢ 000 CALE (| | Wee Trade at Pigs roman } Whee eas Walgreen's ae ESTATE IN | i: Prompt, Courteous Important [ | Pi hiae Service—Low Pri . , | i Galiedanceiedies 112 Drug Stores—12 Storesin St.Louis a TOWN ZONE Migs die 4% ink d McPherson — : | ae You're Always ; hth and Washington Skinker an | ail _ Walgreens fe st at S ae a DeBbliviere and Kingsbury Belt and Pershing a ae 2 el y a — ied S14 Washington Hodiamont and Easton Union and Delmar Combination ory Building on) 7 has Brick | Grand and Delmar Cherokee and Iowa Kingshighway and Delmar | 50c Bottle . 8 fshington Is Sold to : ALE) Cream of ¢ Adjoining 7- ya ee | Ice Cream Is Simply Delicious tich in quality, nourishing and : health giving. Adds a finishing 2 touch to your afternoon luncheon . or Sunday dinner. You are sure . Lotion’ iain With a 25¢ Bar an = in ¥ , By Berry Moore. . 7 é | & erations in the downtown dis- Et Bae Ss are being renewed on & si ae er scale, it is indicated by i oe and leases recorded and ne- ; iF be * tions pending, and transactions Hine fo we e ie Washington avenue and on Olive Bi ea be euniiaaai: sare cited.as. a distinctive Pie. é: - ~ A Dependable Cleaner ae ure of the week, in reports by Ba: ne F. Th Foy ss : % eo Ity Co., Cornet . k a . panne ’ . inger- Klein Rea 18) fie bs fF pret i | : Justrite”’ omas ort AuIG abi. Martin & Breitt and Jack 2 eG. B Made | SSR] HN ¢ sr | | Removes all spots Prevents Hair Om dding to his holdings in this Sate. & : Ss Pe | | from any fabric Falling O ee rict. Abraham Tober yesterday a ‘he : | . | Sl = lee | without injury. : ig ht 50 feet 9 inches by 150 feet, ia. et ‘ Perfection es | | Paris ROUGE France { DOES NOT LEAVE Removes danilroff, ¢ ved with a ‘three-story build- Pi fe. 4 ; iG . 33 » -12 Washington ave- ie Z ‘Kes PoGo—a genuine bandmade, | A RING, 35¢ 25 baldness and fa- at 1208-10-12 wee 1 : q Con vales- Cold Cream | | creamy, soft rouge—made and Size CAM..... C cilitates regrowth _ A total of $250, Ot ae a ei ; , “Prepared daily in our own lab- packed over there. Holds pow- of hair. It is a ted pop gen amet ice onal : an aeee Pipe alae oratory. Ideal for a dry, flaky | der and blends beautifully. powerful enemy n jn the name o 1¢ ’ ; | k this 00 Star-Rite | x occupying a lot 650x150 feet, aap a ee ne S9¢c KA | Vibrator $4.39 | $ . ; : ; > Bee a Se “\.. (eT as ee @ So oa aaa ie ° " , s0 owned by Tobver, the pur | ; | 69c Pound = nny ewes 79 eee “2 SF KY UCL moder $3.00 Lightning $I 98 Nice — from the Burdeau company | ? Ueinbteatton : "4 $2.7 scicetibia ~ Y, LIS ERINE Toaster............ os wnt " ‘S g him a total frontage on | 2 OTRO —————_—___— | | I $9.00 Star-Rite Waffle + ea of 100 feet. . ; s . eS be ‘\ ge sgh emake $ | 29 Easv to Dispose of ’ at Z B 3 h P t portage a tatusuan eee 24 02een $8. | 9 ae deat we 7 — feet, extending | j | | Eclipse F ‘ountain SI 33 | : as ‘Tissue | ‘ Cc — oot aS e oa ee ee $3.59 Stop Getting UJ ugh to St. Charles street. To- | ——=— : ee eee . . | . . ‘ PR te ee ee ee ee ok as ' an he enlarge- : | Palish — $1 9 | ites of | ~. ». For ict _— mse app $6.49 Nights in 5 VS fo the ew aie building i par fT PLS AY @&. | oe eee ° 27 . Millions of | ~ ™ ‘eeth | Sam Pad......0....-.... : ; HEADACHE 1-inch. 3S che bie nce | re, women ee 7 eet $5.95 Star-Rite Table $5 19 \ Ga ection with the puchase.. now — SF ~ é or ae {oC § a , te know tr h e Grill Se 6s 6646606666666 6% . —- J your money back. ff — nual rentals aggregating $18,- atree oe —— adr o 6 wee ¢ | 98 Lt : alate at . - ' $1.00 Star-Rite Junior 89c | are lesing pep. ¢ 1 fare derived from the three- Th Neuralgi : | Fase ; CS BOs 6 oc vs enews | feel older than you are » building. : ; MOCEIO. 2 ww ec ccc ccs escess wea aunlities of SI. 20 Sc tft S Emulsion Cc | f getting up nights, ™ valu , Toothache | Ear Syringe, 25c¢ TEx: ¥, Si pump yal yaa 0 9 “ | berning eer ti ah gee srt hens SAM on a \ f ' Be i Se oes ~ ast eed pie a ies wenkness, try Cystex ¢ BCUpSiNng ai: On / étr | \ ) Backache So geen Deanne 70 - Prem: easily ~yh a 35¢ Vick’s Va orub Zic 3 (check ¢ hat Cough pound. If in 5 days your the week was the purchase by n ‘ . P : Rheumatic P 4790 ; Pilaagicethns Phen Rm « | Counteracts acidity. Cleans : ‘ toms are not allayed, aaé Gow hi »| Bre > Pump. | sue. No laundry. No embarrass- | : , of Yours Right Vow d not feel ae nder W. Snyder of Chicage wae 2 Scratic and Babs set«Water $1 | Q ment. Ask for them hy name, | Mouth and whitens the tecth, ( ae J ‘ 4 ; mothe n Bal Be the 10-story Marquette Hotel Post ; . \ th! Bottic ee . I .00 Lavo i) | C | tent use of Listerine ooth ere. 4 stronger. you ro " we ita at’ the southeast . } = : ra ? | KO SC xX | $ ri Wash Paste will prove benificial to AN oid Pneumonia get your mon- Cystex | he “wiknraea avenue and SAL ig eain ae ett me — : ~th. ri eae ey back. Cyes- - . e r R. Harris, which erected sent ae 84) 3:78" exe nts n wn- > Bay ro for yourse th th a Ss ' us a ahi doar 8 reno Debbie, Ide; > = Tor prcead c ty Seuahies talon - te rs : Ie agene> 50 aig bottle. as it cians ith 9 . other high-class structures | '/°s% . = i able and tnste- | rp ‘ Nace , () »e | wsafety-first form aseist Nature by i oO a er y 3 : wi $ rs wholesale ecti : Han : 4 ah White or Grav. Z2Uc ; a | 8 . a iolesale section n® PB ae ful form of in- | c unt Be, ’ | supplying the digestive organs with | A id- -Phil ~ e ' livered of i L ; : a es mxredicents et | 3 f r 5() . | that which is lacking. Then buy a | M Cid-0- : Be =? eS. ~eoiworth Contracts De ’ erec Hie) Pe eee oe | 3 tor sUc ben. | | ver’ S R ak c _TABLETS— 98¢ a \ Bottle | Sore Throat? Gargle With strin O sd eme %°-year lease of the south-/ 54 T 4 ; ae =f fect, biapecially | Small Laree Cc ‘fo eme y A Corner of Eighth ard Olive effi & Be a 8 indicated ax x |? ? 23¢ s Al | RI a ee Aomemnemts 4 ‘“p , 9 gs ‘ ‘ e ras a Oy % ° dH ' hai et . = . ‘od Size ff Size ick - vrodent , iS x ° Or which contracts w ee 4 ih aeipatGee 2 the Cocoanut Oil and E — J eee ne Ue — $1. 50 Van Ess oe $1.1 ) ( oo 4 Stearn Ss ti .. Fe Wu. into anOw a year ago, = an - * ey treatment of EY MISE HE SE ene SE ie assage . d I i Wo rortl & Co., Was de- | acre Wee ols Shasnpac ; MAVIS Jeg antonty ana |. Antingotie STM, Woo'ort™ ©) Con was de-|aen ¥; eet tiens of General Weakness. ~ e s Honey and | eee Attaches sted ecg: eos ig Tastes Better ry eaentir = t} + _etate, | witl . aE: Nervoux. Mental and aye Cleanses the hair and ( ‘utex Liquid Cc mn * Cc . that soreness, Ite daily f , er: Sentiing the urner é€ EB ; 4 7 = Exhaustion, L.oss $1 a9 | calp without remov- Almond Cream oilet ater > use tends to prevent 55 89¢ n A Breitt represented W ool- . ‘ ba Fie BC% I \ \ ; ieee > ; of Sh adaention seta os ing the oils. Washes | Nail oe 7 pyorrhea. 20 - ounce C 3% > ‘Bus Qr a . 4% Indigestion....... ein dandruff. Rinses | | 25¢ Chex Soap Rars Oc la bottle, $1.00 size, . — three-story building occupied | Pas } ‘ : ee | quickly and complete- | " pa | 9 9 —ly supreme among toilet wa- - feenfield Bros. occupies the! ee 8. ad ly. A fine sham- : Soap ters. It is luxurious, 59¢ ee oer, the site having 78 feet on | k ; Ly ? y. * 2ac | Gives the 1 | 10c Palmolive but| inexpensive. The eat fe street and 126 feet on Eighth | | | Bes | poo. o0c size. . | ' 3 for a . “ va | . meat . cet On = ; | oe i Bs eee ; nails beauti- sultle odor com- ©! | ® F 305 7 um ‘ ' ; | nt | ? as % . | ye 4 1 > ful lus ter. e oe parcs With the fra- | = Doctors “GP ’ 00) « orth'e plans originally leit eal, Have You | bay to ap- -35c Frostilla otion, C | sesicoor Mavic tat: | Recommend Eiys:20 = chactars tcemeal a 4) Sane — Wy and long ur | . ne | live to Pin cl e | a PF Be: a I oe aken + bnew “ye | cum. In a chen ‘y-| ' Norwegian Se -§ 01) ° Pine, embra ri het por ee Be : yt : sve *\ rm Po deen 50c I J th Paste 4.2C ' shaped bottic— | ! | P “Made as ais West aif of this oe + | ae -" m 3's Be rd = «* ¢* ft 1 | ‘ i > P . . ; 4 « Pa a Aine a’ ree ; motel Blog an Internal rose snade or =] pana 100 $ it | Cod Liver Oil cs rs sak adjoining . holdings | °°. ee See 2 2 a . = ; - ‘ , § ‘ o f Paaa ob af 14 Bath? natural pink were. 4 9 Tooth 19°C Maar; | It builds you up, bone Candy Con i. the project. Owertures worl + 4) rie 1h ie | shades. - Cc or an — Paste Cc and body, offers good Be Made.” — rn tom re, ival o¢ negotiations are ous a Get FREE i. | | canoe Mavis Body Powder at 89¢ | health to very oF ME! TNs. however, s/n ig Os Ee te Mamees . ic =. BD. lative. + ae iy i OF ’ - “ . , - . eect ard ft: ten drops on the thickest plece of Don Julian urie ted Beacon Set, | Teeth H peatedly | Ring, King & Co. recentiy|'% Ai - ¢ in a velvet-lined leath.- he e Soa sole leather and itt will penetrate “Kioseshave.” Lathers e iN P : > ; hiten . a a 99. lease of the 53 s MAI AC il BA erette case with ) | Ee uo 3B i this subtsance through and through ' uickly and abundantly year hor fei 3 blade. Pri | 37¢ eg potty nog a3 tage « Doubts 800 stun ‘ 2 * Dullding. with site, now lam ; ? tit’. » wy >>. . 5 2d, Li 12c; 5 fer 60c . : |5 J Face 32c 57c 93c Packed in 1, 2 and 5 Poand by the Well Suit & Cloak ' pi ra 89¢ tbe Oc Java Rice -::%.. 39c 39 mee. « MW 2 pea ’ Bex © S.A : 2 o ~— he ee re ex 4 * ey ‘get : e $ ~~ -~ SAAR RNR ey ty

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SIerEsrs : $3 z re pee ee " : Cees : eodettri is sts: Street iitertiases cobs bS3235 572 28535: Sse sse tes :stel tos. tbs iiss Seb sos See Set ser ss- ssbagiospestspees ier: csbbessetbeest ticsdestis abet ecteo te peace sebeagepeees 5s Sete seeet as ESS tees rete ToSecereeser tise hee Peeegs ase eeb es teahe Sy eegEr Este ease seep tetebar st: teegt seeee see PGE SETS GRE St a a aa oes zs : grcit tres ’ 4 2 OSs eae tee teeee = ot te bee eee ae “or . . ae ~ + . . wees te ye ‘ a * x + - ae te + Cnc e eam ea arm ee ie na assSo5+ s8Bbese. amines . ape Sea Ss S. iH st ee ta oe i” ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 6, 1927. PAGES 1—14B., ‘ 000 SALE UT Realty Market and Construction Developments | MPFADDEN LAW Index To Classified ; POELOOOREEL EOE — FAL ESTATE IN Vie PERMITS o-YEAR | Advertisement, Wz yy y W ddd LAEEZAZZZEZEE. YET? | Apartments for Rent .....«++- — : ey ? se eattne, Mae 4 | Apartments, Fur. (For Rent)... ‘ eA ee ta a ‘ . Z | Apartments (For Sale) .....-+- on ae Le eae on, iii ile. § ; , | Apartments, Wanted to Kent. ... RN Be Sa S te.” é eit oe, Bee is . | ae ; Builders’ Column .. Gs ve ) : , ie x _ : spanaianmen:: Ree TR ae Pro °° Fi Real ropert RN re ey SF Seay asst Bannese Property (For Sal Wy fe, S WH NNTONN ZONE Combination Offer! | WON — 999GVQ{_VV1B00 WQS MNOHiNN WSN | “ory Building on 50c Bottle om hington Is Sold to Cream of Almonds Wh owner of Adjoining With a 25e Bar zg Lady Esther Soap [iigporTs INDICATE Reg 75c Value, | REN. D ACTIVITIES Both for.-...... Cc 1-7 | en Lotion absorbs ren di ly | * Term Lease Delivered | soothes rough, red or chappeg fa. skins, whiteng and beautifies, in Woolworth Co. for c sutheast Corner of ; The Soap ts a delicately perfumed r of fs and Olive Streets. Toilet Soap. i . @ ,3 j ws : May te Pe | Estate Development Is; | Business Property (For Rent)... 5 ‘ t De ee oe BS BS ig J Dwellings Wanted (te Rent).... 5 ys fe a ee the hit g Restricted to 50 Per Cent ett me ti me. ie 2% Dwellings for Sale of Valuation. Exchange (Keal Estate) .....-- Farms, Farm Land... .Pt.10,P¢.17 TRANSACTIONS TO BE || | sng SRS WITHIN 100 MILES) | tones Flats, Wte.—For Colored (Rent) Flats for Rent (Furnished). .... Depositories May Use Only | Fiate for Remt ...cccccescccse Garages, Stables eePtavevevneenenevee One-Quarter of Surplus Houses for Sale sae dab ee ts Houses for Bemt .....+esee- “Samy aoe wr et re Business Property (For Sale). ..12 Ad >.) > SR a PR 8S > MOV Von nonnnwdddwWW Dh ohn \y : : Ds ee ‘ AM : 2 SRE aaa SCR lt in its ce y he ox te A PROD EE pars . . e H Wanted Os ey wn LL LLL ddddddddddddddddddccddddELc, or Savings Deposits in wrens Saas | eng ty 46 Portland place, residence of Robert A. Holmes, pur- Such Deals... Improved Property for fale... .. chased by Thomas H. Wright ; Dirqwen dy Sheet 8 of Via ee Permission for national banks to || aor at a acd Loans 1 Uy 2 iy make five-year loans on improved Real Fetate Wanted to eth. o's 6 4 Wy real estate is an important pro-/|| Real Estate (Colored) : f vision of the new McFadden bank- || Real Estate Loans .... | MAAANAS = - 4HBUEERSKAaaaee N WAN MOON 2s : Real Estate—Country ........-. ing act. The provision, which Real Estate (Other Cities). ..... opens a new source of first impor- tance for financing real estate de- P ~ velopment, covers both city -prop- I an ESET Tay Teentaal Aa? A | erty and farm land. Its passage Subarban Property for Sale..... | = 2 : 3 a 4 : has been urged by the National Suburban Property for Rent. ... Association of Real Estate Boards,|| Suburban Property Wanted..... which points out that the previous | |i_— provision permitting only one-year error stage.” The recommenda- loans has been practically inopera-|tions of the model act in the thres tive, since, aS a matter of fact, lines of development now being few real estate loans are made Or|workeq out experimentally in can be made on a one-year basis.| American cities are strikingly in New regulations included in thé/accord with the récommendations act empowering national banks to/| ¢o- establishment of municipal con- buy and sell investment securities j}1-9) of subdivision development in are also expected to be of impor-/the metropolitan ateas of cities fpf het 24 tance in reference to real estate| sqonted in January of the present SD Gli fer OLE. ae thes securities, year by the National Association ‘ape “ny, Yi, ee % Loans Limited to 50 Per Cent. ' > ass it possesses heal- ME Sao 1} | Which eérected- the building. ma! Ko uuugssdmmmm ey m[—©nin hes Provisions of the act empower- one yo ot gp et ips 1 ; OY hus Qhittih ° . 2 z ‘ “Uy aa ag = Fb aa eee wth Offices in the) 67 4 Ag Ree epcenan ‘iyeee , yl” scesty tfy ing long-term loans secured by first.) year study made jointly with the hol | 3 3 Peeerright Building, handled the | : , % bow Ming ean fl -ryst tga, be ss enaaeemuaenaasuace lien upon improved real estate are| American City Planning Institute. : P| PPiitiations. | 7 “fr; “—dddddddddddddddddddaeiddddddddldddddddldlldaggy Ld RI as follows: and the National Conference on $1 42 Mi adjoining seven-story build- | Marquette Hotel Build- 44% ie SER MS ER ae So ee Sect — Goruy,s onial residence under “Any national banking associa- | city Planning ° B occupying a lot 50x150 feet, ing, Eighteenth street Ya ae’ cee, ae ee er ok we ES oe _ : lg. Yt, construction in Sherwood tion may make loans secured by : for F F Lewis.—Gale E tate, including improved farm land, OPEN AIR DANCE PAVILION Be from the Burdeau company which has been purchased ‘ him a total frontage on | by Alexander W Snyder , ituated within its Federal reserve { : . e Henderso — ” ILI erson, architect district or within a radius of 100 FOR OSAGE H 5 CLUB miles of the place in which such | : hington avenue of 100 feet, of Chicago. Sto Gettin U a depth of 150 feet, extending p. 4 p SUgh to St. Charles street. To- bank is located, irrespective of dis- Extensive improvements con- tracted for by the Osage Country 4, ———— | : t lines. SEVERAL SALES MADE BY gor “ee secured by. real estate Club on the Big Bend boulevard jn 1h . has no plans for the enlarge- ; : Nights In 5 Days nt of the salad edie oe Se hgl |Co., under a lease which shortly | ATE (00, | Within the meaning f this section Osage Hills will include an open BRINKOP REAL EST ‘| shall be in the form of an obliga-|#!r dance pavilion at the rear of eemection with the puchase. | will expire. Browning, King & Co.., ——®P —— money back. If you | @nual rentals aggregating $18,- | ™°W * _Seventh and S8t. Charles feel attr ahaa pee nee eons | a Mem the three- | “50°. BAe Ciscioned Bo plans. | : . |tion or obligations secured by|the new club building with an of getting up nights, backache, | By building. The lot, 00x109 feet, is given 2 | The Christian Brinkop Real Es- mortgage, trust deed, or other such awning roof and hard-surfaced ~y burning Sensation, bladder ! Marquette Hotel Sold. | Veruasson am the lease of $500,000 | tate Co. reports the following sales: instrument upon real estate when floor, and a patio between this Cough nee gee il ae ae Be toe ; Mlipsing all other transactions °" # * P& cent oasis, the an stage Bungalow at 4463 Ellenwood ave-|ine entire amount of such obliga- and the swimming pool for open - Now | toone are not allayed, and on th week was the purchase by wot gt ot aide Pee Mee nue for Roy L. Gringinger to Olgajtion or obligations is made or is a cid eohtt tei citadel ; | 2 Econ pgp meander W. Snyder of Chicago seme ee pee pee genes Marshall. sold to such association. \The ns ‘detains talkie eet ai ate ne monia stronger, you. 9834 Missouri avenue, bungalow,| amount of any such loan shall not ae ne th . Jor : O pe Bae che Ses your mon- to Gustav Meyer. exceed 50 per centum of the actual! aa aaie z ‘os a u Mine, r Special at | tex cette 9936-38 South Grand boulevard, | value of the real estate offered for ei Prapntrgrethe emp! wa of ea , : is wacceeding flat, for J. Mayer to a client. security, but no such loan upon | ‘28 tO the poe e mens an $] 23 after other 4344 Wyoming street, bungalow,| such security shall be made for a| Women’s locker rooms. . _ things have Charles Hochstadt. longer term than five years. The dance pavilion overlooking 8757-59 Laclede avenue, flat, for Surplus Restrictions. the swimming pool, together with a client of Mathews Realty Co. to “Any-such bank may make euch 1{m4 screened ‘porch on the pool — —. ceventh street, two|loans in afi aggregate sum includ-| Side of the professional golf house poe “andrew Gebel toling im such aggregate any ‘such | Will greatly enlarge and add to the ‘and leases recorded and ne ons pending, and transactions Washington avenue and on Olive | Cleaner a ———-—_"“"\"lest ore cited as a distinctive Mure of the week, in reports by | Thomas Formula ; pBinger-Klein Realty Co., Cornet | Weibig, Martin & Breitt and Jack | Prevents Hair From |e | | : F Ili @eeadding to his holdings in this a ing Out met Abraham Tober yesterday KNKKQAQYK WINN RAN x fw ee: naa fy * eet 4me o. le "em be : «SwmGe ; 377 ape: MVWQWNNN WO W Ee mn Ee a ee a a oe wht 50 feet 9 inches by 150 feet, roved with a three-story build- MOWYH Removes dandruff, combats baldness and fa- — at 1208-10-12 Washington ave- cilitates regrowth —— . A total of $250,000 was the of hair. It is a | ry ried consideration. Title was | powerful enemy , ol => in the name of the Tober of microbes. 1S ---o' ity Co., of which Tober is pres- quickly disposing trust, Ne et. of all germs on ‘Yo a ; Meene property belonged to the} the scalp and @&% feau Realty Co., of which! hair. In addition. WAr | Biorce T. Burdeau is president, WAY WS SSS Selby “ : x . DHMNWWWW SSS ‘> a | a W » af ; > “ Deel eh et « Oe nicest WAY WS ) “7. ‘ Uf iS 4h, * ff’ ‘tty, ™ By \ . Ss AD AN . SS + i RN he ee BR Pm Aap ee. ene wn maga ee ee _ s NES “S S \ ON a VV W WAY ———$— —— re ee SS RVVVaO so oa iAW dw eee ee ee %O RO RMON AN 06008058056 mete 10-story Marquette Hotel | “2S recently’ chronicled in the} : 2ost-Dispat eeaing and site at the southeast | siereaie —: Mer of Wathin avenitie and | enannnaaln Bicenth street as can ia 1) | SALES IN SUBDIVISIONS in ataday's Post-Dispatch Singer-Klein Realty Co.. in | 2 fn With Herman Zuechel. ) rns Lealty ‘o. reports | Meled the deal. The structure | | ma frontage on Washington avre- | i ef 150 feet. with the same |} Mage on St. Charles. by a depth : highway During the past week > tn i. A. a eo | a] ‘ ; > ’ ; F ° 7 ~% E ighteenth OF 116 feet /Saies har eP heen -« Ineeada oh which the ' ' to Na ase eee.4%% & % continued activity in its subdivision c BEEREREREEUEE UU EES ough | Puffs 37C mn both wool ual glassine . failed. One Northampton on South Kings- : buildings, for week supply only Henry Cassel. loans on which it is Hable as in-| facilities of the club, as well as 402) Winnebago, cottage, for a dorser or guarantor or otherwise adding beauty to its general set-. lclient to H. J. Brelg. equal to 25 per centum of the /| ng. SSSVATASSASSASAASSABVABAABSS SS SSS SSS aA es oS f SSS SRORIPLE LS DA ANIA EDT POSER ame former owner was the Levitt | Richardson Building Co. purchased | ‘ “ . CEL ‘ : ration f ie , rai , Sasa mae Wes ee ,? , cm xe Mion, of which J. M. Levitt |704 front feet of vacant ground in “Uy a - a ‘ Pa 3-8 , Ne , “~~ . 2 , 2470 Grace avense.. Hak, 1 year amount of the capital stock of such All the improvements to be made | igent and secretary. It pur-| North , sia G —— v Ser™ ‘liam Braucks a mente a to x Sark association actually paid in and un- will be in keeping with the archi. C | I SCTe Lary. t pur-j;! orthampton, to he immediately OU iy * z ie es. F » Corner of Kings euwa: impaired and 95 per centum of, its tecture of the club bullding, with ed the property two years ago. |improved with high-class two-fan ‘ 47 2 | aes , , 4 Wj ‘ire! ) Oe . o years ago. | improvec i 1-clas: »-fam- 4, eed : and Virginia avenue ative stone for the pro- mee Plaisance Apartment Hotel/ily flats. The . William Drozda oY ies QUO cccléér Rigs mend Lustkandly to a client. re at surplus tr ro poe richard oReoms house wt walls oo . . | PLhicag was acquired by the) Realty C.o acquired 356 feet on! 2 PG agis said covrsaeds Merete ers tuyp Forty-five feet on Giles avenue a Or its savings eposits, a e oth Brush feet Corporation in this connec. | Lawn avenue ‘in Northampton, on| esasinccte ee ee a north of Meramec for W. J. Boerrer election of the association, subject | rounding the patio. ie a aI a aa aimed Lich modern bungalows ill be} ° ‘ : . | ; lient. to the general limitation contained Seesumably in part payment. | ™ g wi | Residence being built in what was formerly known as the Phoenix Stock Farm on the ito a clie Pe rn ' uur Tooth | Just as un- — part payment. | erected immediately | . E ae ) 00 of the Revised Stat- : u Mt ge to Chicago to take | *7Oc'** Smmeciately. west side of the Denny road, north of the Clayton road, by Edward L. Bakewell in the Permit for 7-Story Apartment. weds apersortpe oh rhows ‘ised Bta FOR ADDITIONAL REAL sh is safe “ . i = a 237 lo Po ‘ gien v4 ~ oe 7 ° . . . pleasant In Methe Plaisance. Bush-Burns also reports the sale | development of this tract—Maritz & Young, Inc., architects. A building permit has been is- | Vn thumb \ f two new five 21 ; “Legislat! oncerning the thre mee Marcuette a nn | 2 two new ive-room bungalows | . erection of a seven- segisiation c ¥ g e E ; 3 A TE NEWS SEE ushers if you March as _. Merte, ‘comprising 400), Ashland avenue in Hedgleigh | sued for ee ian te cost | Subjects of subdivision control, S ' — ar - se Ee = . b9 : WAs built € } , 20 ’ r 7 , ’ the brush any time. . unt about ] ; - sales: Ste; ’s Co rated Wits to, of aawtgnth amd Olive | erticiency apartments on the | reports the sale of a lot 100 by 1 “0. reports the following : w tearn Ss neent te 5 . : 0! Which contracts were southeast corner of Natura] Bride: "eet on the south side of Pershing 3406-08 Clara avenue, for Harvey ) . - “1 2 int o | if « *ooe P ; 3 Ts 9926 i . ‘ 2 4 : , ‘ , : ; ick! ¥ and Antiseptic — oe OUlLa year ago, with! and Williams street, immediately boulevard at Jackson avenue in| Sims to Joseph Catarnichi; 2022 Eas to | Yecide Ee” Viwor h a > " 5 £ rs a «a. z = . J oe : : is i | oC —§9c— l. : b& Brett represented Wool- for the grading and installation; ©0MPtract have been awardec ss : ye ki on a : ) Y ' 3 ~ ~~ argle With odent”’ “ Co. . ‘ . ° . in ; , a .7 id 2 of sewers and water mains in the ithe Stiel Censtruction Co. for the nichi to Harvey Sims; 4338 Oregon pthree-story building occupied Bush-Burns subdivision of Electra} crection of a business building tojavenue, fér Frederick ( Hoffman Consult Sy p ; nl, | | . - Hi een fin! ‘ark on North Goodfellow avenue. Peniield Bros. occupies the a mite bs : : , contain three steamheated stores|to William Schneider, 704: Lovella me ‘he site having 78 feet on and three hot-water heated apart-|avenue, for Charles C. Jimmerle to i E “ q eth Nh. matreet and 126 feet on Eighth UNION EASTON TRUST CO, T0 il Saat ‘ eg garage. It {s| Herman H. Bollman; 2330 Sulphur On the latest designs fo1 home con: tri : a ‘ ease | ; (-expecte he steres rill e aken | F arryw . Voltimar ‘ 4 ’ m6 4 4 ic > ses , ; ' -- we ACT AS SUBDIVISION AGENTS | cxPcctee oe aries or cleaners, |#venue. for eae hae”. wesegek io We have plans ready. Finish d houses whi - - Re oO" i Bi ce SAL eae em iwhile the apartments will house } Joseph H. Herzog; — tebe! pasa, i 1aAXtrT av 1 I e thoroughly Hil , os : thi n Dlive to Pir ; physicians, dentists anc beauty \for Albert Wenzlick to Michele Ri- 3 ou may exall : © e.- if 1) “ade as 2 : irs Wee Ae aap ‘peng sci ports the closing of a deal as sSell-{parlors or kindred businesses. j naldi; 4439 | omy tare nah D 2 ) | Beauty Good as | a“ - — + Vl Bs DIOCK, DUT ing agents for a 50-acre subdivision eee: _— ga |George H. Wacker to A. F. Seligz- P ] rive | | ) , Pee eros Asked fr he ne -atreet = ‘s > 2300 Sulp ave ; for Oo ‘ oe oll Ae parca an Ha peda on Manchester road, St. Louis $200,000 IN SALES BY } ane Calkune 2a ae ee meee hi t With Craftex Guay Can : Bethe project Overtures lock. | -2untY: mn bons; lot on Bruno avenue for Mit- ougnou Be Meade.” tai “ = Sto ey - sada ——. This bach ek yas - Bates portal yest DICKMANN IN TWO WEEKS inet Fitseibbons to Harry C. Voll- Decorate £ F Dra sofes s é‘ . : } : Sh LS UES ,ousiy durin ié@ spring an ; am . : : . * — * s % sal : oe however, is mer and it “8 Anita ane al} rn The Joseph F. Dickmgnn Real Es- a nape ae egos PD 2 a Furnished With Oriental —_ nts . Our ar napa — - ? > ° cf of 418 acres of farm land in south-/its sales for the last two weeks geen who have ocCU- | cost Missouri, a six-family apart-/| totaled close to $200,000 Featuring | INSPECTION BY BUILDERS | insures long years of beauty to your home. for the last 10) nent on Syracuse avenue, Univer-|the deals closed by the firm last | sel pena ge | 77 Club Court i i el a SG. . ins — ale o 7. ble | , 16 oun . 4 £iven an extension | sity City. «£ plex bungalow on| week was the sale of two dou 1% ) iv ; nspectio ry i . ~ a a D4 ~ c _ ; pent] June 1. when Wool-jresidence on Lucas avenue, anjthe other at £500 -9% angel a street. oe ct Pygmy, - r , : | A fc Tour ins ection If we do not have ture. It is permanent and fire safe. A great di- ‘ | » oo nie -fawmtiv ment on Clara! Another sale was a 10-room resi-j; liam Remmert Construction Co. Are open or VO Spe : | , : [a ~°- will remodel the pres- | eight-family apartment on Clar bale Z . . versity of colors, colorings and shades is shown in ersw eee ing for another five and, avenue and a store and flat on idence at 2727 South Kingshighway, | suse south is Country Club place, 111¢ ‘that vou wish will prepare plans to suit y : . > resul ia iv pene ing — . ° : 1. ~ a 4 . r ? . as YL ° ‘ . ‘ =] ‘ orraee ' property just north and west ix be- your special needs. Should \ ou hav e plans, ITINE | : Bons for the adjoining “Ly WDICUT DID Other sales reported follow: 6415 | | Chocolates E 2 in THOMAS H, WRIGHT PURCHASES St. Louis avenue, a frame cottage:/ing improved with high-grade them to us Qur large volume of construction en- | Illustrated Literature on Comfortable Brick | 3 Fe’ “Olworth & Co. had its) a three-family West End apart-/,,. . 7 = =” : F . PROtahle year in 1926 va ai HOME AT 46 PORTLAND PLACE iment; flat at 2719-21 Ann avenue; Kr oe ' ¢ ‘ ¢ bh] . o ave VOU time and money. Homes on Request reshly made in our own ame ,, ee eae ay {flat at 4535 Flad avenue, and a flat The lot, which has a frontage o abies us to save ye vane a . ae ~ ee ’ ort! , edi. ie soe ge , | Candy Department exclusive’ | , fing more than doubled ago Ste ed ape ay me cage) | at 3888 Humphrey street. | more than 7 feet, is sodded and | Alton Brick Cc ly for Walgreen customers. oe el years acre rding to) Wright. aiemanet of the Jones BOEHMER REAL ESTATE C0 landscaped) with Behan? — ) Ww Pl] Build and Finance far, ie reported by Albert: T. jshade trees. The residence is butit | e all, Four Plants in Greater St. Louis Industrial District Atistical pub- Glass Co., Is a las: | brick with glazed tile roof | Fresh and Homemade Pe Atnual sales gain is at-| Terry & Co. in connection with | EW 0 of mat pn tern econ thr | Tt ad ie a as 4 | 5 | d two-car garage in the base- | 4 é i 2 part to the opening of | ee pti pcan pean! ne rn ayer | MOVES TO NEY UARTERS ae ooo Pos oe Biggie v- Sf many | : Ctinntedt Building, St. Saati. he. Pa Of which 60 were added | = ] and well- | @ aaa, Jt ig s a frontage of | The Boehmer Real Estate Co. has/Al! the rooms are iarge e ; Oc Per | 4 a |) farace. The lot ha | inal to gtround floor quarters atijventilated. The house its furnished Home 6 Iwort Ww Imm - I}< , rth’s pians origmnaiis plated a structure to ext nd Pont : T . os oo oa The Union Easton Trust Co. re- Ming, Kine & Co. recently | °ETyer has built a new |106 North Eighth street, where it} with Austrian shades, crysta! prism Polo Drive Member American Face Brick Association P~ & 39-year lease of the house in St. Louis Country Club; will continue in a general real es-jelectric lighting fixtures especially | : *Y building wir) site now | te business. The concern formerly |! designed for these homes, copper ;' . ung. with site, now | nds. A picture of the Portland tate Packed in J, 2 and 5 Pound Boxes me by the Well Suit Ps Cloak Slane tieend - shown on this page. was at 121 North Eighth street screens, electric refrigeratoin, oil]

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atc ett t Spm ANS ne aie oti » »“r rs __¥91200 APARTMENTS, D Ss A )ST- -DISPATCH. APARTMENTS FOR RENT ara FOR RENT APARTMENTS F' FOR RENT “West _ ett See ae oe ¥ + é % a | HENRY R. WE ‘Rent ine udes _— 6325 ee 3ré fi. Ceanwae nha serve wees ae * ea ya WEST — ra f Will acouaele to @euit ana make epecial induce dus ee a aa a ee Ee a s a. y Re AOL APL Analy . ead “- 4 Pe tes wae 7324 PE vay (new 4-family).; eee tOGAY «.--+-- e+e essere 5646 WATERM AN, 5542 w ATERM AN. ist and ; ;, 6105 PERSHING.. 726 LEL eee. * Nee Ere ee eae ee a ee RDRIVE, 3rd ‘oor’ North, 5 rooms, ae al al ae, ak. Oe a Pe a PO a 4505 w eASHIN gro N, Cox r East. 6 roor #114 DE “BAL IVI ~~, INTE! R DRIV B - iavon. -* dante -4 ond ficors. 7 —-o- vesie,, aeeag $135.00 , GIRALDIN BROS BROS. RK. £..CO., 81 elevator. janitor. Phone e Main 2222. | WATERMAN. -—5624 \cormer_or Clara)-~| Go “@ pooms, front screened porch. ..-$110.00 | | BOYLE. 361, X RT OES ENT | room -*"" $85.00 | CABANNE. ee laree , bath; |) = i Ti, blocks north Delmé a, | Call GRand okt Se, ee eT $80.00 | | newly decorated | LIMIT. 728 CLs, Ditor service: $65. _(c8) | WESTGATE. 608—4+ ~oom efficiency: ‘Fooms.....++«--- $80.00 and 00 eS a a S$. ets 8 room , ee bed. heat | woe ee ar to_good tenants. eee. cea 30.00 | } CABANNE, 4309—4-room efficiency tile TT 737—o rooms. in- 730. Bonet Sa | WESTG ATE S0s—4-room efficiency; me ad sun parlor... .«sseeeses $75.00 . ba rawood floors: | ‘nd sgnitor oi uvi 43 >| ern; $60. PArkview 237 $25.00 | | riits HALLER RE >| Poet oor asso — © come, toy Taree | WESTGATE. 721A—7_ beautiful i: INDELL. 4 _ agg. gl garage. in excellent condition very rea- > a a 4 ara sen ‘East, 4 rooms. sun parlor and Murphy inet $75.00 | | CABANNE, 6406—4 room POOGRS. . - ++ se neers sees 75.00 | “jn-a-door bed: Murphy ast $60. 00 2 | $85: concess.0B. QLick. R $57.50 | —— ee = Ce & e ve eae” oo APART™ ~socbcbad Pac REN BERS we: ~ Pk 2 a ~“\PAKT MENTS "FOR [RENT Bb I. Epstein and Son Ra Rs « Drecaitile dye a, mi a ) NR. ees ia re pine ine ae REE R STLR ES as 6300 Ni OR THW OD. G33 0 5. “ROSEBU RY. ¥ yy | o , Ree ee oe ae BA eis Rei HG FEET POY ~ pA cn SRTER i1a8A_W. hea . mom iI AACH K. CO. — ee | a ee gf at ee ee beds. tile bath. built in tubs. with shower, RENT KEDU > FD | ART Pays. pisc WINGER AP ART MEN aay —_ b 4 3 large root ns — sun ae a eattie i aes lor. opposite 10 wer Grove iz VOU co a ing - TTH Gy HIEMENZ REALTY CO. C “gent 13 1371. | == wCTS coe : aa om Sng | CATES 5534—Secom RUMSE F if Sy en f} ot SSEL! e, 34 floor esst; ¢ ,ooTs. Suilding; uVving room “ Jou ae sane es, ae | en, 2 bedrooms HN 8S. BL “AKI & BRO., 815 Chestnot. | SENE J. NS THE IN ’ HAW. 4159—Lower apartment. 4 rooms! CALMBER. 1 inclesed porch; sa@raéet. janitor and ATES. Te and ) in 26 [LSPERMAN _ & LEONHAEDT R._ CO. ro Murphy bec: ossessi . March 195.) wnght Bldg. YF es. eel FJ. SORNWELL R. EL CO., 111_N. 7h. | Cares, 3720—2 | —_— - HENAN MA Hi. ~ 3405—3 room 18. modern aa also | rooms... apartment: newly decorates J. P.j paicony. fuel sas HE RRMANN JB . 5B. CO. 816% Chest. | ior ynfurnished; commana rent. GA ‘Tie ‘\* chews ne ere arr ¢ - or N. “—E COR. SP kG AND i i JULIUS HALLER R. Er. + large To sun par.oTt omy . CHOUTEAT : 4537 WwW. B. SHE ELP & CO.. 109° N. Oth st. —s_ service. JEfiers 4 MAGNO nll = rms ~ ee LL A— he _ Pane) (SLA x “81 ‘Racal TO) Ds. — : (cG2) | 2 paths: every rome NEW APARTMENTS FOR “RENT and painted —— | Im Launet Building. southwest corpes | ton rent $115: 00 | Grand Montana a 4-5 rooms with 4 5-6 OREON_E e & 2. | efficrency ag furnished but phone. | Cc LARA “253 | (Kin aa | __wM. F WRISRERG. 3204 S. Grand. | 8 rooms, incl oe aa22 LAFAYETTE AV. hall, 2 baths. nice Be A beautiful apartment. sec cand floor: 4 | SLIS; con ae ‘large rooms, large sunroom with & wit- Also 3601 Kingsbury | ppoebil dows: open front p ren: ample cioset including sun parior, = room: .steam heat and janitor service, ORR E. & Rk. G. ¥ | rent $77.50 ; LAYTON. 6956—Laree : OTTO TIETIENS. 722 Chestnut s. | room. breakfast OAK HART APARTMENTS ideal location. pear Fo: oh 41@8 HARTFORD. eee ACK] 7% T eve ly $-room effictency apa artment iv 'rPFER- AC KER REALT ~raftex walls. vapor heat, just completed ; (CLEMENS. 57 G—S large ‘rooms can oe. — on very re asonable terms, room, recepuon_’ bali. . pen CLEMENS, 6261 soe oot west x —6 ic) VERNON AUX, 722 Chestnut. GAr. m3 and sun_ pare! Fine c7) | ORBON EF. & KR NEW “APARTMENTS—OPEN —Ss LEMENS. oS with Murphy = newly 2605 Meramec st.; 3-4 rooms Murphy ana re fini shed eralit * 141 seine oa - hed _™ ‘te Waiis be ehina closets. DE > BA! V1 Erk Cen thes closets ana ‘chest of drawers, hard- ON ; ee ' a] ‘ ie Ld - J oa floors in living room; Dew Q@uraficor = 7 E.&R chenet te and tb reaki ase i room. DE BAL IVibRE. new WAR TW G-DISCHINGER, “2808 N. Grand. | cthcwecy. w | IENCCE, Peasonuar: mp 4918 POTOM ps a — . | DELMAR. 4: 333 (Ist_ floor 4-ROOM EFFICIENCY -MILLER_R. Re Frigidaire, heat. bas water. janitor. = | JOST race, ready April ELMAR > 71A—s EPSTEIN & SON ancy; moder: ELMAR ren _janitor 617 c hestnut, MAin 2162. ‘3B ‘ast ARS 4 1 5 008 meet 2 Forest O617M BEAUTIFUL Fos ven 8553 GASCONADE AP ARTMENTS. STP MILLER B. 4100 S. Grand; large 4-ree®m efficiency ; heat. licht. gas, electric refri jen, jani- | DELMAF R49 — — service, $65 up; ideal tien with rooms, $62.50 car and bus service, AGENT ON ri2. COR NW ELL R. £. 000.3 PREMISES. ictre IbELM AR 5t44 ro, LAWRENCE & DE TONTY (Poe CORNWELL BO 4-ROOM EFFICIENCIES 'DELMAR, 0577 - room eff At 1T19 Lawrence (40xx west). I have | nished ready for occupancy efficiency apar-ments ae a _— ; f i? yt — ronsieting of .arge iving room. freaesing ~ ELMAR, — 8- \- 5 : onet anc Murphy bed kitchenette and Be I NCER brea —" POO TT yppen for imgpectiot ‘ Sk SN : ‘ 9 . ; ries 4 “i STANLEY EPSTEIN. INC.. 2as ig 0038. S04 heat: wut MAin 4384. DE LM Am a1 20— me: ; Ft yres’ BOFHMER 106 N. Sth_ st. + fh » ‘ i - OVERLOOKING RESERVOIR PARE OREON FE. & DELMAR. S$ . : weeny new rs Am apartment that ts new. smart. | - eure a a luxurious and modern to the minutest J HALLER R. i detail, combining all the attributes de- tt EASTG ATE. “30 4 rooms. s sirable Ur an apartment home. € roome—Z batha. 5 roome—l bath. ie Tr ? = _ naw ‘room efficienciss. | BASTGATE, 740—Beaut! ; separate be droorms . Month! v rentals from SSO. hea! janitor eer. lee: ‘S805, One-rear i eases. M. H. RODEMY ERS & CO. 109 N. om Si. in 4124. } reliabie t enants THE ROOSEVELT =|, BSSIGHT, 5895, Tom. = A. Maver Realty Co. west: third, 4 ™ REiversite 4616. ETZEL. >845 38—Fou steam heat. pamitor i = ——'i|\ first or third floor: ae — “SAVINGS TRUST CO. eaecgegseorn se eer N.—4-room “apartment: 4 3 i OoOre HOTE 7. SAT M | VERNON LAUX, 722 2 to 6 Room Efficienc y ‘ | BCCLID. 205 5 APARTMENTS} an er FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED ag gp : 1919 S, GRAND BL. i caie's &R. Oppersite Braatiful Reservoir Park | * OREST PARK Rent includes heat, ges, electricity, H | dressing © closet. ' | vv hed. ) refrigeration and running ice water. - J} CORNWEL! Laree lobby, lounce and dining reem. | Luxuriously fara «hed and decorated. | foR RENT- Taresreom_ A few suites still available, See why Gabdies hag $57.50 : : COMMUNITY PROP. they are the “Talk ef the Tewn.” | geven Gables Bids 4 2, _ na ) +0 ii —necatiannasiteapan satiate tt A AAO Ea FURNISHED HOTEL nage a es REON fae G oe PON 2 G. SOUT | __ Rath. Poltmes Kitchen Chest. |} | SawmiLTox. 833 | 4 Manager rooms and | bath; heat, hot water and janitor; $55. 4. | wee G. SCOTT. 300 Chestnut. | \WATERMAN. 6031—6 rooms. nice BELT. R50 (cor. Cates )}—# Tos phy beds: aiso 3 rooms. : nspect: iL R.. E. co family of cnt redu ~ saniOr. | Onadle | rent; open. CAbany 8454. rooms, | Pive modern rooms: South GATES, = @320—conrentent “); S. 5903—24 ; nd rearage . » —_ . HE eo rag Y tf eaanene to oat! heat, hot water and janitor aervuce, —— 504 s ~N ae MOA TI 7 (24 floor east) —+ Tyr RINSKY ¥Y beds. + mwwes =) DUBINSEYT REALMS SREON EB. & R. G. SCOTT. 800 Chestngt. | WEST PINE, 4961—Benutiful | SoPHERSON. 5748 (third floor easth—4 | .os® ——. porch, 2 baths. ‘ “ ry; yard; carace_ if desired. rooms and bath. heat. janitor @ervice and a. G. BLANKE R. E. co,, Til Chestnut. | MRS. | “Kingsbory lara, Opposite | with able. in bed: hoi ter: co on. MAin 2553. ss 2 gees PRG “SCOTT. 800 Chestnat. WEST, PINE. ~$65a-_New STATE APART- 0. 807 McPHERSON, ~“g018—5 rooms, sleeping . MENT: efficiencies; automatic reirigery o C= nut. / | MORRIS ! AACE BOON EN are | eee ion APAl MAPL 010——6 room Ss a.) | WORTHI NGTON os.___CAben_1 Sou and ‘Tec ception. “hall “and | “42 to — Apart tmen is sooms. 2 baths: once EEE rent; will cece- sitianit 5 rooms $57. fi ENCES | unm ished snd fur > IN REALTY | C0. ai Tt cession FEI NBERG & JONES. ~reoms, 2 She. “Tank THE ADLON | Sore iat REAL ESTA eo ee Uipeie ee. 22 NITVCyF : | DELMAR. 6—Fi 3433 RU SSELL || large AR. te rst ove! OOK janitor service. ; i i BASTGATE. =e Third t ae and sun parior i ‘on: ready for aie reasoned e Ce. $04 Warner Bi idg. ———— = ENRIGHT 218—7 —omeeinemeecne | «neers “it heat: va ‘ant: ac dults. ENRIGHT s808—F urna hed sve oes eee ro ve € ‘yaw 5950 — 5 rooms, sicep nishec - a reoms: rm Om “gpartment; = esos » alent GAr. S508. heautiful Gien Gale Por EST P ARK. “ASL EMAN. 716—5-ro a will decorat. Victor West HOD mes 2A in APARTMENT nl, DOMES, bath. heat. Rot- ‘KESS i — 244A- i. sna Beat ae? ae B. &. WELLINGS, HOUSES, F Lars Wanted, For Rent and For Sale in these APARTMENTS F‘ FOR RENT APARTMENTS F' FOR RENT asion)—S rooms: WATERMAN 6042—7 rooms, KINGSBURY. 8001 a) rooms, sun Toom; reduced rent. cmD | lor and sieceping porch ; special duce | AMS 7 McPHERSON. 4931—Fire: floor weet; 6 ment. - ELP SINGER-KLEIN REALTY CoO.. ; | NEB 5 gaat —- & -e. RES | _ Garfield “VO34. “104 N. Sth st. aN. Saat | rooms and PHERAC ; 4462 A arge a 7 ate arene tec LE — with on. electric, £35. heat, jani og porch. open porch, reception 4 -_. Mu irphy bed. garage. Vacant april i. | vator. service fur ae spec. = $: oa “ MISSO SOURI RES ALT Y, a & ONS rate _to sui. = janitor: feel | terman. Will sublease apartment. 1A PLE 57 96-—o roomeé and eun room. rooms. 2 baths. larce ouaside porch. Bou _dath._ iarge ball: janitor, open Ae) eTD exposure 4tn floor west: rent. APLE. ~ 4962 — 4-room efficiency. See ing garage. $200_meon th. ianitor. Phi ne LAc lede 4147. # f 3 | : CHEAL EST IN cITy MARBLE. 2559— —see this “st, 5 and 6 1092 S. Taylor, biock east of rooms. 2 fu -sized pearooms "ead ope im-| Park; 3 rooms. 5-room efficiency: -dor hed in sun pat rior: bedroom walls: { Land-painted; you “will find no equal for ee Tae POINTE. he money. si = i -| &GHWENKER REALTY CO.. 909 ¢ ~hestnat | 6529-31 San Bonita; 4 large rooms nn coats , | Sunroom heat and janitor: $70 te; | SCHR ES ED 43352—Héficiency, new lar#e | west END REALTY AND CONST. rooma, electric. refrigerators, a5, elec- : A. A - ricity. MeiTPay_ beds: Cathedral Pere: FOrest 6227 3416 U — i War $101-06—Heat. 3 ; ~ APARTMENTS. rs. PINE — AR} Ss, NEW | MARYLAND, 4103 at = 42435 West bi. $625 7 Ee ‘Nu - cal ~-* . “5 LAKE I = a as S lew! (4-room eraiciency?. mechan cal re a eS pansies See tions. hardwood floors. tile bath. © MONTCLAIR. 1210-16—5 rooms. heat tor See manager until § Pp. @. furnished ianitor serv ice: rent reasons a. ; 1190. Owner, 1211 Monte! ~ SEs Se Fee | ————-942 TO "5550 CABA® 1W 2 eS so8 Chestnut. NORTH WOOD eon2—* rooms. garage? PESNSYLV ANIA “APARTMENT inc’nerator: fitst_ amd thira floor, wil 7272 FORSYTHE BL. decorate. SCHMITZ R. BE. MO. MAin 2528 = -sooms and 9-room efficiency: —~——= eonreniences. shower bath in-a-dor Murphy NORTHWOOD. —~“@a16—I nusually attrac. ) a * tive first flowr 7-reom apartment: under . NORTHWOOD. "8230 fire west of Skinker 5-8 road) New buil Tre : thi rd finor: “ Pe) “ CALMBR. INC., 817 Chestnut st. 357 WESTGATE. ‘ LIVE. 3677 i tran = oe ve) 5-7 - Is worth S90 a month Lo amyone: enev: electricity enc e included: | 2 | TOOms. ne porch, sunroom, yFls — neds neat hot water. electric- artistic. isfactory comcess.0n. wor: 3863 reduced to $60 e SAVINGS - TRUST CO.. 4915 Delmar. _ ORFON. E. @R. G ¢* SCOTT $00 Chestnut CHOICE EF FICIENCY. “$45 PAGE. S827 _-4 rooms heat furnished. Beautiful dayliacht. living room. janitor service. LAciede 5346. (oa, . kitchenette. tile bath. Murphy bed. S sk 5034-584 modern roo ed || Pete eee ‘water. janitor service tn hea? ater eerv x sone vo re geal location. jettersomian. 410 De ————— — viere. PAGE 5748 ~(gecond floor) —4 rooms — se = a JOST- MILER Re E. = “106. N. oe ' 716 Westgate avr.. front. and Tear sun | PERSHIN =431__ pot parlors. large living and cining room, 4 | G _ ms | edrooms, tile kitchen and bath: extra lava- | O'REILLY _ CcO.. 23 ‘Chestnat. Main | 24st. tory: aiso garage. Inquire first Goer. PERSHING ~ $443—-Ben a 1 | @ rooms, gas | 62 ange m~ frigerat tor. heat. } on TS PERSHING " 5657 am —ooms sun parlor, NETHERBY HALL APARTMENTS with Murphy bed 4546 LINDELL O'REILLY co. TS Chertast._ “aS 245%. Desirabie stnee 190 rooms, 3 baths; PERSHING 35306—5 ‘rooms an 2» stn garage; ‘nD fect eondition. nrariars: newly settee ie open i om? EDWARD LZ... BAKEWELL Hern owner. A Te Garfield 5555 Nw. 7t PERSHING. €100 (corner) —Besuti*ul 3 — Sermenees: === a Poormns 3 baths: rent reaso abie: ope. PARTMENTS. OREON E. & R. ‘G6. SCOTT. 800 Chestnut, #2064. Ma -viand 6 rooms, dati. SERSHING. 5799-—4 -ooms. a1. modern Xp Thittier. B-room — a0 | -gecond fleor See DeMARTINT- BACKER 5604 Waterma § — : R E. CO:. 706 Chestnut. . Gartie na SRSA. Heat « ani ter cage SERSHING 6054—An attractive apart: | aoa baN WALTERS “Rd cia ‘Bir ment in the best neighborhood and over | ~— = tjooking Forest Park. Owner third floor | ~~ APARTMENT yon RENT wee = tha we , F Bie. Me > + mn AV. on PERSHING. —$394—First fleor. 7 rooms: |» ive rooms. tile, Seiad ja tag om Frigidaire: beautifully decorated thom 1eh- ope $5. Lars beat, sad, an cr =| Seiarea ss Aor dF Le Bory, (clase con ia MEALTE CO. PERSHING i yp mm 3 rooms. | 312 international Lite Bidg. gieeping porch and sun parior: rent Te) ——. > aRT ME . i quest: wit Gecorate oa to "Gees. open. Call FUNSTON APAIVE mn Harry 1. Yawitz.— a lit iw . Bene EF FICTENCY HEAT. cam , PERSHING, ‘55903 ROO EFF fLecTRic. GAS, WATER CIENCY: 2 MURPHY REDS, “GAS FUR- WILL FURNISH FOR 47O0OD TENANT: _ NISHED, ALSO REFRIGERATOS- OPEN ALL DAY. 1010 MAIN __ MPLLIN- -W ALTERS _! REALTY large rooms. cr bate range. bed. Jc ~~ wes board, show- t ‘ aut - n3 639% oy etc. ; Ja? és) ; eee el 4 >t Oe 9 BoOSEBURY Daive. 66 S—+ eats) eae 341 $ Union. apartment; frigidaire and heat “furgished APARTMENT ar ‘RENT also ae corat ed Bo ; i" seae Wi. Five rooms. tile bath. ardwood ROSEBURY DRIVE. 6333 N.—Magrit- peat. jamitor service references require a apartments: 7 rooms, sun |p ? open wi dec ee e and wat in first-class | sieeping perch. Bata ‘paths: vers latest | .onditior “a arti eld n=O eaciacaiuae sit Is ~ . — . 7 7 +9 re = paar : = garages: decorated t® sai __HOUs: ‘SAM. “REALTY c ce. ‘DITTMEIER R. E. CO. 624 Chestnu’ Sie? Et : ic82 ATE APARTMENTS. A —— t 3658 West Pine. This new SAN BONITA. 6515 — Newly _derorated ment. bu! din ne 30 now read a y_ tor "your - + et ° \? , r né 7 na’ - aps a! tment t fent tures a and serv ces lor and ‘breakfast ssom: abedtoom effi- fatest rye rt . FRAN! ‘f= PERRY-R RUTH. 110 N. [th st cluded rent rances from $50 to $90: a —— 12s. Representative on jremises, . SEMPLE. 1215—Second floor, 4. rooms ferseor 48090 MISSOURI PALTY and bath; $65, % chin Moek_of Principia CONSTRUCTIC aN Oo ie) OREON E & R.G. SCOTT, 800 Crestaat. ee Soy THWOO D 82729——- 5-room «?fic tency thr STATE APARTMENTS. - gublease: tile bath, shower. erect ral re- 3658 WEET PINE frigerator if desired. PArkvies O20R. c82 = SOUTHWOOD. 8306 — Third flaor. 7 This new large apartment bailone a 2 baths. garage included S125 now ready for your occupancy. v se April t. all CEntra! e037 hlock from Grand bl. Aji latest apart- SOUTHWOOD. 4221 AND 622° Stana 6 mom efiiciency: tile bath, showers: will a om” from $50 to $80. wut electric refrigeraters in if desired Representative on premises. aon went: *ee owner on precniecs | neigh ursse CRI REALTY & CONST. borheed de luxe. Parkview 337 (82) ss cea 4500. S¥YRACTSE. 72, _§ rooms ——- ~. 1. ——-~ —————— rent S80) nommeret OT March 15 SEVEN “ROO MS— “s—TWO ‘BATHS FJ CORNWELL, R. B. co. 111 N rm: 5 622 5S. SASLEY ROAD SOUTH W OOD, eu oe | dust south of Wydown bi. pee. sooms. $90. See these at once a0) developed section, Just __"“S" earreunded by preperty of the TAYLOR, 22 &—Living room, | cinta room, —— ° dreasinge closeta. ® Mur character . ef refinement shy beds ect canveniece has bean pat into § this building. a m CORN WED ae gg So “. Tth including fully tiled kitchen and bathrooms. Wiv SRSITyY DRIVE. aa45—- “Becond “floer shewerr tars. ( raftex wails, Frigidaire re- weet. 4 roome and «un parlor: steam frigeration ; liberal concessions. neat janitar service: garage. opporire OREON FE. & R. G. SCOTT, 800 Chestnut. BS OCKE-BUERMAXS. | MARNE APARTMENTS Ww ashin TON LU Se... 5528 PERSHING VERNON. S885—3a floor; 4 nice TOOTS, Splendid lacrtiion attractive 3-5 room —_ a “sleeping porch. dressing rootn.. efficiency, gus. electric: moderate rents. i Aor beda oniv $75 per month. ManageyT | ™ premises. Cahany 8640 | SCHWEN KER REALTY CO =~ “hestinut WASHINGTON ” 661 7—Ben atifal 5-rooetm Claridge Apartments e¢ +. -) . | ~ efficiency. sun par or special price. 85) Nerthwest corner Clara and Waterman s¥.. WASHINGT. NN pes? —4# large rooms. thimi & rooms tac! ting large «un parlor. $A: _ Fur | cS —— — . ‘athe: opem for aameetiemn. WASHINGTON a 7-room - CEntral 0314 on ee eet, cae second. thirt floor apartments: —,,, ge T ae ARTMENTS WASHINGTON, “Rizo (34a Floor) —Nice #- 5802 Nina. @ roome. bath earage It artment. in fine order 4057 "rom, apes AN, 214 Wainwright Bide. 4252 McPherson Hi er | WASHINGTON. 4109-11—4 rooms eat || 4M Uv & CO., 109 ® “th. MAin 2968 h { 1:1 @ te ft 12 nt bes . | BIN WU AnBOTT. Mestter oar 8, PERSHING APARTMENT * ASHINGTON COURT. 5403— At €is 5523 Pershing: 5 rooms, second ficer: Clara. thire floor east; 5 Trooma, including san parlor, in-e-der bed; choice apsrt eun varier: newly decorated: rent right ment; rent reduced. " Risiees cee, Sea HACSCHTLTE R. E. ©. 2407 N. Bway WASHINGTON COURT. 4 ‘at 2 (“ara) ~—_ Third lLoer met 5 rooms. me 1 “PERSHING “AP ARTMENTS i oun oe - newtr decera: rent riz §386 Pershing, 4 rooms, 2 full-« beds GRBON = R. G. SCOTT. 800 Cres: mut, EXT LOCATION TN crry. oe w oR \ maaiee Sa your @ ra ™ hot aa e on: 7 po & — % oat u eteTeEN TH AND “private bach. Beat Sees ened : adults. (cS) 6 reom {-f- ras. " ~ furni DeMUN P ARK us rooms and breakfast room: besutiful interior; abundant | St. Regis A tiled bathroom. shower | batha. a ex Dosures aad to ross 5112 Delmar; janitor nde ice ; 5 rooms. a ene -. 4 WEST “PINE. a —Elieworth | epariments: Ro FRANCIS ‘1s- ‘PERRY- oe — -oncessiog ow na) MAin 412 : the c nee oe © on. wan a0 Ie. DE- | eRe - — ——_ 5515 ple. first flout. 5 am. ‘ "aT" aR Seer eS ee : $$ re ARTM ENT T—Furm: ished e -- reliaby “e & oF I Vit - _———————— =a che! modern. destrabic. Com”. a: ” “WEST HAR AN coU RT : ; ee. ; oath tran sim 3110. ‘ol deus ) ( 5462 — BL. | ii SHERWOOD Ce ae a2: MER 5583 ¥san—2 Front — mn eftic 4eucy H . ie _ rm re ae nahie as te. ——— : | ice “and ‘private a te Four i Northwest corner Taylor 8 = se 4) | Comp on premises. Hil ments. 3 to 6 rooms, splendid a: south near Wa: erman. a, oo ire OREON E. & R. G. SCOTT | Hi ice; newly decorated ang tam ‘ aulte, references. rors eel tl throughout: ice boxes snd ir a jani tor pro electric Inspect today, manager consisting of living room. fast room. kitchen and concealed full-size beds. i | = = — > het water earane optim. | eration t furnished. artment Building | (ca LINDELL) Margaret Ap = x. wartte oa ‘chenett te, dressing {n-a- -dor ei electricity. Bish RY x. E. CO.. 803 Chestnat. BE SAUTIFUL “TRAY MOOR” 5636 Waterman corner & oom garace in rear. newly decorated. be i NLEY RD rooms. sun parior, Murphy — sieeping porch & block south ee own bi. City home with country ate to «uit. ac 32 — av. ECGENE J. ALTHETIMER, WILLIAMS & roundings, ae “ee 3 re F LEVY. CEn: tral_O31 ra y AP SE MENT [ENTS 2657 1 SLEMESS av. ; with Murphy beds. steam te respona.bie tenants EE rtment Building :: = LINDere) Be room. breakfast room. “pote GHERTY ._— ~_ CNIVERSITY FIee wy ee t of rand } and electricity ‘ GEORGIAN COURT | ) SOO Chestnut St. | stoves furnished; new shade a ——— ee | ean,,e | fixtures. white nes, 33! A—2-room tarmished apart- | | ———— paren Al ooh - month se tor pousekeening; bet anc cold rua) i tently located; close , water. __ __ ay EAST HARLAN COURT 1 1) two blocks north .. , PHAM COC RT ~ 982 ne ipa t ) iti 1 et on - ettracivels renee. _. —s 5459 DELMAR BL. : ) : or call _ 3. anal attrac ‘ve rooms ae ate - — ie ere 4 owr For $69 You Can Get Hh Sain 2787, 2758 Pheanr 13273 cccgne ch | Looe 5804— Nicely ; furs whed i-rrom private dati. ot -wal or a 3 a ee electric. gas. ee ed Ba tifuly furt ee | and ‘anitor service anaes preferred. | hs dl. we have several efficiency apart- | | - oouphes easire 5 = 17h, ¥ onsisting of large living, room eine | fToaTE sié— oe Y ritchenette. = —_— Be — * gris to share »- room Senex? of $65 inch t. light. | * am eas ond an ‘gmatic refrigeration. See Manb- . FICIENCY ~ APAR TMENTS | _— deal, or couple. in suburbe: com stetely fur) LEY EPSTEIN. STEIN, [im 4384. _ pod: $35 and $45 per month. w ter i atl —as _ | 904 Chesa—— . MIEN CY APARTMENTS -- Mos) 3 Rooms a Kitchenette, $75. NOY nia complete; tnchedenn Slectric. eteam hea in suru tes: $45: 3. BEAUTIFUL DeMEN Ae A $ Rosebury. I have ready for i ji —cuT Sl06—2 oom furnished ‘apart apartments — of ivine lent. 22 fiecr, all eonverniences. Mu Tv in-a-cor at — : q ” T 3}— - ~oo mm. mod ra. : ” - F eveninas. Apt C-/ CAbva7yY > al for the very low renta -~ e gee ikin iz large? s t a = = z - - _— finished with a atvexed tL. 3781 —Apariments: 2 bpecrooss. iF *!nest decorating and situ- RT -eggomable. chiidres we!l- r is exclusive residential section. — ~ -_ ¢ certainly be interested. STéHii) APARTMENT—1l-room eff i second f oor EPSTELN. INC at ' RNISHET T™! ee . LL. iitt APA! ENT -—Gent. eRe __MAin 6384._ Ha] . bare aparimen! West End. Box M 192. Hi yot eepei PARTMENT—Ledy_ bar | (= PERSHING eut.fu furnished apartment, 3 ved —— i 5 electric refrigeratiam. s. ac: 3 = ., -_rer ‘ "La n Cne ren eTmn : : : 7 — Incinerators om evert of greut convenience: a by two street car aud two bus him Laundry and fency hea chi gaé. phone ) ; Pa ‘2 basement. All 70am con iow cts Am. A oe h | & airy Pont annietely furnished: im) i EFFICIENCIES Hie be ects , on : a weassen: ies reference” Gb: i if 2 f . yt inne _ tY : Beat. gas and electricity furnished, 8 205 af 5066 aes rime ; RENTALS FROM $57.50 . To Apt. 205, ee. secre. 5 = / Resident manager on premises f ; STANLEY EPSTEers, > wot er ae > a j + ke t 904 Chestnut. “res se kant 9 oun oe ean ae ; “liste apart ments err | 5628 ENRIGHT AV. i} BOULEVARD 1 WASHINGTON Centrally locaied . 8 Living room, , Svc ast room and kitch- op SD WIN REALTY CO | 5243 Delmar FOrest 3370 | “Convent it Garden Corner Pershing’ and Taylor FOR OCCTPANCY effiaency Wate ermal the most compiete oS | Large ~~ emai! : room ‘apartment j U ee oo ty 4339 OLIVE st. ' with in- a-dor bed. kitchenett e and — > electric * Mc Pherson fn rnished hate! PoOOorTT - : t a n See janiter or A. RB: SCHOLL x — i55—Furn a - ; refrigeration; Cc eeae — pee sheet 3 apertinesé tile bath, built-im tub with shower: | e janitor __—5 tile kitchen floors, white Quick es" | ALL OPEN FC i kite e “private. tile & (a. farminby porches, paneled walle: | | 517 A = Be ae be ~ * a exceptions) floors; handsome fighting #4 reoms,. sua parlor = — of Xe. _M rs Se fixigres, fmcinerators. steam heated i} 6623 W ASHING j ——. _ wt". SO roa SESE $65.00 up. References. || . #room efficiency. laws a mane Bip : Ss f ‘ >}. 4 - ad @ reom ae oppeo- 5567 P ERSHINS wT ON sat, 3--oom 8 apert "nletely furnishet. heat. cae ee a ae benutifoily furnished ¢rcom spart: |' ds be Be Q 2 ma: Uv a: 6° ” u ton: 4 and 6 room ef ficiency - ‘s7ee ¥ b - bei dandy breekfast room. Ste ment features and services ——— ponent " Pettingill - Apartment” | HING. Nice > oom Be nemo " inctuded: fine En — 5 minutes’ waik of Forest Park t Man ageT at butiding. Green E. & BR. Scott, ‘Sheri dan Apartments RENTS $60 and =. Leration Pullman kitchen; gas and lst. 24 and fags. 258 ee - 6305 CABS ae —— v= m 4 bd $ = ; Lowest rent & cnreersity - ——a oes $ —_ = rs = moderti | menry eth 7 erm) mor tT gre> , reom. » re ax Saat — oniy 82: 5® rh : , "i = ft \ ‘gnud stove ei) burnett? as . AO —4-recmn officiencie® FF | = nat ry 51 W we'>+ting. furnished bedroeeme., * e beds $845 ver meoth sad uP “ pet os \ | * = roms. S38 —_ +: Wie sen eS | | exer ae ee, | — > a unet, 2 desirable, W “Pd Bai’ nad unfurnished aise “Oy |’ = and deeping Be — ss ——— ae a DEL TA APARTMENTS Lan: ted ¥ 4 3 ~. ee m..: new y 4-Room Efficiency | == == vlngton, in a brand-new ee IP with apartments eqore@ieti ving room with Maurphr in-a-dor ; ciency. 940. kitchen and an additicnal large é as bedrocan of dining Troem — _~& e faa oftered a more attractive proposition Than thie | . " ; ronresentatives on premises today. NORTHLAND tee ne “ret floor north. elecgri:. beet. Lae . taceeaeen Isc. S94 Chestruat. Po unfurnisned. $528... CARLETON © BL... EQUAL THIS IN ST. LOUIS | Central enon: sere Same geaaae rwaegonanie Loner m—A? zi ~~ ee Te] oerewie ace’ STHERIN E AP ARTMENTS LIND SL. _ gonabie. SAD to S65 ’ — hgten bi newiF Pa tencies. Lest. iv gee ee “Taare eaptema.. 7. DE mar ‘2905 ~ —— SER: cH NG APARTMENTS. ne. new'y furnishee: « nl room efficiency. nonetetinat a —_ . fanroem, dising room Bm" es = “threat and shewer rest arprertated? (Hive Tr vert rete rn AE z +! 5 EUCLID TERR ACE AP ARTME ENTS — all conveniences. one bi DUBINSKY — 504 pal. M. 5LSSA _ seroad , SMD ete fpr . ” ~ — =) utulls, form at sport © linens « Bg gy —< i are te xi fornmahed otpoer’e r 4 \ THE ‘MAYFLOWER 4 === Re ieee ~ be 7 , : ‘ ’ gh j eORST -R att Tre" — breakfast room. |. = 0 xv 491 ; = = $1719 MePHERSON tut aut lbuwurbeseiy Turnishe 6 EEwete heth ¢oweetne — \* s-e-der ted. sane wih , vervial: $55 wp, besatii ae. (Rive ee ee car, Mana?

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nile 3 4 ay. umns today. = S _ MARCH _¢._1927_ st. LOUIS sv 1200 APARTMENTS, DWELLINGS, HOUSES, FLATS Wanted, For Rent and For Sale in these col ss FLATS FOR RENT—West | _OST.DISPATCH. : # frre tn ite wot Rater Ninel F ATS FOR A RENT—South — FLATS FOR RENT—South , FLATS FOR POR RENT—South | | cemiees i eled. wa ‘FLATS FOR RENT South _ — } : | McREE, 4254—Secona fecr cact; «94 ~PESTALOZZi. 2305—3 rooms. halliroom: puUtA Se a ES | CHIPPEWA. 26275A—4 light rooms, new | GRAND. np hg eg 4 ._-— , : 945. , ’ flat. Ts! ao. Lee. —— . & elazed tile bath. shower: pane : ‘rT. : - de :} walls: newest and most artistic In every [c\ 2 son B irc: newly decars key 1s: ; BIOS Coa 2 r modern ; ly decorated. ¢lectric, $25. | — atematic water beater: mtodern mevery | mae, - ~ a : . wm _.. | JOHN 8. “BLARE. # ‘BRO. 816 Chestnut. | Pest ALOZZI. byth. . ay | , De ane i Obed for aneeiat- =m = S| : a . 7923. a _ St) x. | EUGE LEVELLAND. 4250 —5 rowns : hot-water way ror eney sre a4 tage effi. | 22 ES 84 at — em Pe ae Dag ——, GRAND. 565: A enter’ modern in oe CheRCY ; ree forpece: oO. JOST - MEL. . a. AH. 3006 , 4 ; . | aoe © $40. ~ Ghana 784 ef) MORRIS AACH BR. (0. INC... 836 R pave “— ar op a bet £3 ee on ar ome Pe 4 PRosnect Tei Ay, Gravois. _ room decorated. _ CHART REALTY Of t a “~ooma, COMMODORE DRIVE. 10304 (Westmoor | KENSINGTON | a o Pretiy ~~ room » fiat: fusniahed - gar Hilan¢ é 3 i #20. a Paper meen d £16 ae . TT « a Chestnut. ‘? ‘ . : Z z . i: Pr HAFFNER “EAL. a r* o CLEVELAND. on . $50 | ge A. egg ee Se co a MAGN OLA. F309 A- 3 nice large y 4a, eR aes: ST164—3 recms. . | “see aloove; he beth. hardwood floors. SOPHERLAND. 5433— COZENS. 4038--3 roome, Gectric, eas. & aa | Bh mained ne ‘POrest 5518 odern: $45 with sree :_$e5 idea! : | §-room fiat, garage oe apply 4040 Easton c) 5 reer bay eb anal é> - ras ' seg rs WES hm \gh > Pet eh Atal wah on ei LA rind re eee ‘ , a ai 3 re eK , > ett ; "7 ee . bean. ~ gre a Mes Fo Rt gli 0 se slag Sing trvnabione. nie tia be 6 : - er a s ee + at ic SS RE ieer a aaie to oe | pees. | lees rome 904: DOUGHERTY Rk. E. CO. ——# poome and kitchen- af EES ; fee oe oe ‘THs, S06 Chester et. —— >, —— | en jan! - R mag ats irs. 5 . é : . ws ““? s . "HACER- 4% STKANT x " ‘ 7 7 ~ SUTHERLAND Pe) 5711—6-room eft oem aa ' : ' a 40: SQ 4 —~ araee: modern; o _=” jarge. sunshine Gr tee newiy Gecuraied: every room on | site ‘Holle YH feet if 2 zi are on ae large closete: bath no Fie Sage coca “= “a 4 th $2 era: screened pore. | $17.5 etn 4 rooms, Ri. PG. Kn. FF. €0., 2 furnacs rage optional POTOMAC. 3P1! 2 rooms strictly med- and > o. +r a CTH ERIAND. 3214-4 large roome, ‘LICK. Realtors, $22 Chestnut. ; Diant. waraae. $54 me HO. COOPER R. E. CO BART : as 4680. tor) | pice 4 eae hh eont fT, aise new furgitere for _ gie. [NP REALTY AND CONST. —, Ww OF 5 A é aa = roe mé ha th. fu r = . ‘ . ~~ 4 eves, * aS — ph “ AGNOL iA, 3017 ¢ ree B- Ss) —_ vor P - . ee ae tidtilte en we ‘7? ecnPrate EET aan: : 1% 14a z ae . COMPTON, SH00A ; . (eo? rater. toilet: $20 ——— nace, electric; rent : (QUINCY. 4608 —New three rooms, hath: | sv GEN AL ThRIME. WILLIAMS & BuxK” St RIVERSIDE — ie) — eager ggg Re ere er ‘m . ™ ‘ - , = 4 Get Gravois. eee r na $42 a + 40") @ “ “)7 i “hestnut =. . . > ‘ - > *. : + * : i Ir aert) Tat revi. J . . * ° = Be aie she, siti: , ic ’ " Rate “S “ie . we oe re : GRAVOIS. 56194-——% rooms; modern, heat: $60: s'se acond {mor | | RUSFELL. 4146A_—5 rooms aad Bath; rage, $45. _ = WaLsH_ "4056-—_New Sreem fiat wich | Se a fick “siceping | ligh me: a Seon ENTER. &. = reome. | ge Pe otvate: yg A April ome 6501 ‘room. ef ‘$40. cy: DEuper . “. ‘KAM. -Gastion s4> (> vO 542-4 rooms. né@w, medern: “ a oe . RUSSELL. 1842a—3 rvoms, bath: no fa ti .. Tae wood fleors: ; an _— ise ate | just 4 ~ e S.—3 rootim WPTON saiai 3. 3 rome ar ae — rhe pa ss , » ree ro 3080 _ te | MARINE. “3818-3 lergve clean rooms, | ‘oe are 4 modern adults. : aF 3 lor. $22 ¢ . a rs z 3 -- | 202M. oe ‘ VES TER. 1-904 . tte; modern, Murphy bed, $42.50._ GRAVOIS. St21--4 rooms, dsetb; fur | bath. $ae._ COCtr ss ° “~. mod- ‘RUSSELL. 27474 — & foome; bh fur- | Fal _ sae ©. ' $50 oT = =. = : open 12 mock ‘‘ ly decorated: bot-«ater heat. tiie G: |. — soit * tnodern: garage . la | Forest SCENT ER nor hot-water heat, $55 GRAVOIS, 20194—S rooms with tath ; ng cot wad e og : CSSELL. an 2 “feoms, bath, mod- ‘Fick OR. eed * rooms, singte. modern. ‘e7) . BLAKE & BRO. § : “ ; sh EN , TO@ Chestrat eran. Cost Sao roeme. Ce. sen, et eee eee Cot Liste Ses. MAURY. 21374—5-room efticleng; rent | evn: $40: garage. $5 een a Cr WINONA, 46017 4—Northampron, 3-4 room cA. 1518A—¥ine 9 latee roome. ©/1 “ — .)6«6mRhOW a the bath. furnace, hot-water heater: tne : “OSE IN-CARBERT SLATTERY, ——| reduesd. JOTIN W GIBSON F. - - 4 an oo” my room, | : CT REAL 2 , (| efficiency. $42.50. JEfferson _SS58. (8) ) Sy 2 SoS 73 sc} 1013 Chextrut. |; $40. mad : SEV ENTPR AND ) EASTON - N. eonehes. a = Base IDA 3203-—@-room efficiency. | = ie laa 114 XN, Seven. _ Le or) 0 \ViCTOR °ce°8A—2 rc > = , | WINONA. 4617A—Northampton. 3-4 roosn =| MAR 4553A_—Six sootme. steam heat: | LOUISVILLE —.. ex. 6 rooms, sd *200F. He COMPTON 230: —@ fect mall $35 JAciade 204: ee eet | MAURY, 190RA—-New; 4 rooms, break- |: KEBY & SON, 3015 Chestout. TUR. Fgh “at =~ bath. ‘ei | @tiicieney, $42.50. Jefferson 5890.6 ch) | = o> - fooney. $551 Delmar. (c?i | ern: a ; nee iy dace rated. rent recu “| BaLLIDAY. S121 AND 3135 — 4 ‘fast root. sleeping porch: reduced to $45 RUSSELL. 44454—Beancatiful new 4-reom adults. 3 ” mh te A ; REA ME = = 5. ; bet-w — % Lovie 2+ Dut ip — i SS ees ed “yooms. steam ¥ as Pg roome je bath. steam beat: rent ree | ¢ 5 S064. a Grand 4490) (cS) | and kitchenette; hardwood wg * steam | Vie TOR. 291 54—5- room singie: modern. Winona ae een. Glock west of 4100 DELMAR. phi ‘ fiat: tena) ISVILLE. | 1 A _ Se garvic -. reoms, freon ef. ar ae FEDERER -- ALTY CoO. wat RY 2124534 __._Renatiful new er ‘reoma, heatinz. the. hath, caracr. ete.: eran reasenat ie. B Bes RS a $e 4- rosm fiat. . a ‘ Ode &} A ‘ hestnu' ‘ nAM Pirtrii er sh rue 3 aay QRcrTn : ees SECC UF. 4836-—S -ooms. nreakiast nm Gian > 4 1418W. et: MER AM BEC 3837 -- autif m: u ae Mery eric ' furnace: rept wT NNEBA “ S320—4 larwe reo room kitchenette, with erery modern cas. water: $14. ; tine 9 ASHI ~“4163—Al ertaer ts , CONN BCT TC’ fore reduced. pce, 290... Sa iu — = -fhi . bath; $60 a” =H ry ecmrcey ar esteem min th bath. hot-water heat, PRespect "0367 | convenience. EASTON. -- $318—3_ rooms. beth, electric: | and —_ steam beat and het wa Eid ANG _ > “22 go Geese“ 3450—4 rege roome, ne, hath Be es war peo ge ag $: (a9) e STSIENS, 722 Chetnu WINNEBAGO, 4025 4. reoms bath, eec- Comremient to schools. churches an¢ bus wa } "decorate: Sa ——a | ieee -_ = 4 . = —_ ’ ot uarter r . ‘ =} «as wee . . : pie, & Bo ae s “v4 ® : ~ ¥ > - ~~ ee er : - - . : ? Oz at F $5154 a ; 7 =y = | 2%....2 reo oe ee a ; — =- oa ST. VINCENT 3826—Second ear ; ‘@ 3 7 Grevots. PRospect 1855. te og a Nea age usemtens today. : a a = iso. we ‘Chestnut, : .-~ — ip se. "g55 00. RES heat ' ” "$00: oven. Gate ta * MERAMBC, 36434—S5 bie 5 » high rooma, bath, furnace pe ge rer . —— : kT a ee , 2%, . tarpec® OST OO... 4915 Delmer. REALTY ' ae Sea -| om n: eleepir rch: city ¥i +22 Cheat wi INNEB. GO roe 5-roem fiat: } STANLEY EPSTEIN, IVC. 904 Chestnut. | Ww 43484—Dandy 5 Toame: siso ~~ aan , : = TR* | PRoenect ft. 19 2410 (raves. NRIETT A. a 4 We - room eee ee on h : ; 7 en VERNON LAUK. 722 rut. : >it] rute rent $45- hardwood floors. MAin 4384 yt ro electric ted: $35. | ER SON, ' | . of 2 = = £802 a > a good | ae me. modern: Murph: [; steam —— ae Se ~- aah eas — gastos — ¥S Tnace, tiie "AM . * oe Besa I a, Sanit Saal in. $32.50. —— P rnacea; will a ion te i a sion. Parkview 2792M npipaiesee Sar age ngs ina foee A args | SALENA. 33184—S roome. letria, | RYO ride RB. COW331 N. 7m, In Beautiful Northampton §E4STOX $0 a8 eG | : aa ms , penant, $00; cee, month fre La jarre rooms, e) et Pa, . see fw s Sree ms a sa Wistx SIN ~ §300— rooms. 2. cae, f —— = — - . F 3.4 rf ot 20 Bet 7 "SHIN G id _— eek i - ven cg ite , ite rooms, > a1} eo grt ri 4 rent very _renson Pa - . - ee J oe i wat = a fioer 2 50: Den in - : EASTON 422% p——o rOou : $2 v. Mis ‘ ret floor. poe S 2 ae ——— . , —~ome. beth tar. ne —— He. newts decerated: $26. Inquire 72! de able Rive oe 3° 44. Gall 4206 Vire nin oa ol; : J reoms, first 7? wi mibede eT aR met _~ 2 ee 4950 to 4976 Linden- ) GArtfield 7407 . 92d Chestuut. BARN( 4 - % S ~y i—¢ ~ Utr as. ar Md etic stasis Aen Tee 3) eatin ' s. _- rooTns., Lect} ——a J on : ; : ” si ee TA-—S roome, water, Eat Ht $15, i—4 rooms, first or; Athi SesA.ck poses, Inndern: font See, | SEOOND, 9 S—3 reoms, $1050: 8 | aun oer _Rewly dec crated. LAciede S89 rv d yr s0084—@ 3 . S35 — ~~ —- _ : “MA™ 61) e—Lower fat 6 reome os . a. dec at tile b& > + Troem ] Que a tee reoms: new re ae ae ere # - ’ , ~—— —_ - — —_———— | beth. decorated. very chenmp. tc?) ‘ 2 5 a a a ee ee aaron “3s07— Fiat. 5 rooms, modern. 7 OR Ae M.S decorated: bath. furnace. $5 e6?2 ) ric. S15. _ FF Urest O~ . bulking ue — roo _ oi cey > "y : . Pa . ‘ Rear)—Th ~o- new iy are wood m f , OREON iN E. ‘ & im e SCOTT. ~ 0 Chestnut. mote r $45 “$25 . OR. 39 30— New ~Tnodern 4-room fiat alee ae statiox —" ——————--- —-—-_—- : : | reoms, clectric and gas 10g WYOMING, 3414—5 rooms, bath, ier” oe attractive 4-room lats 1D SgAaTON : : = ROOMS. BATH. 830 : : ——f-e 5588 Zs. c— a ‘KELL ee athe Sed 8H | HOMPHRE j804—5 large rooms; ti! Be Ss BROS... 102 are SHAW. 3840-—-6 rooms. jern. decor and garage; reasonab y _ ~—" GRAY sare avery convenience, tile Bath. ba th wood floors, furnace, etc INE: BROS. 2Os2 Arcee. : _ adults ‘Aciede. 48 0 pany tad pt. St. Louis; steam heat, MARTIN OLAX. Tole OLIVE. MAtn 5056 3 : ie + at, 4 moms bath; wil of BLOR, 4375 New. S-thom, cinme hrc rag : Mian. 390S-—New building ful ae nalen . =" : ASTON. 418A 5 beautiful reoms. bath. ——= sR N D f)O0rs, \- bath. furpact ne _ in ols fist 7 ; be ft fullv re t d ' EA “ nn ; : arti] _ FOrest 6 — hardwood floors, tile ok MPHRE a = rooms, sing autl ecorate » ele ery reasonable | _tiret-cleee cor 4 : th. $3750. ™ ond = without car age. 3: 54 rooms, stnreem. $40. er kES BROS. revit ed ; | . . = | “TT = * o & (\. e14 Cheetrrut. : is “3 4—+4 re m6. be . “o" furnace oo : 7 f sCHUCHAR REA —— at Sah N. Tth. MAin [96H | = WONTY. 4037—Firet fieor. 4 Modert MICT LIGAN Mo 5 } rooms, bath, elec- | SHAW. 4068 ve rootns. tile bath. fur- built-in tubs. Open or = a ent reduced; \Wwapim 3 — _ LEVI 4 ce. 1e9 : 37 i? FINE RE Pal TY. SO) Chestnut st. - . , $47.50 ®yow XG. 4222 New +r aul fiat: d j EASTO N moe © a Sie “© . roums._madern ‘ LN, « ‘i 4. : room P . yh, we sees inspection every day. ))) | all convemiences: $22.50; , 7 a roams, medern HUMPHRE)\, 1146—New;: 4 rooms. we ee a oa bath. elec- | SHAW. 4460—4 roomg and breakfasi |. furnished: hardwood flours: reduced. Sica Yicer. 7 -—?, | reduced: ecarage. ; . G. BLANEKE R. E. CO.. 711 Chestaus, §O'° anc &s : ——— ‘ Ww 9694..8 teeme ana seth: EASTON, 461 T | : . = > | * Poorest 9592™M. 43°04- -Pive -ooms new Re Oe Fe Cn A ht SU 9 oie 3 , oat vs 4540— 4 rooms — a ee ee Riera Wi bitin le at i . ee er Se agen a SC Te Sree lca a ae Sere ee Wg inns at, re eee. er eer eee = 3 RL ore SS ew allie a i ae — a as ‘ i) fs _ rated a a arta ais ee "40504-—3 aree modern Michi: oF ry j ish 40% ; ais bath, hardwood fleors, f ._ electric. I near 26) me com: tile bath, stearn nest. $47.50. | WYOMING ay a ——'y - ay fla? ’ — o - nd re >. “* . ; aa eee ol ‘ath ) S406 A— 3 rooms, sleeping porch, “I 7 A + yes ne me a a " rei" Pei 4 ki BESS, $Bo S22 8 oe NT 41 j4a—4 reeertr ye 2D par ANOTS 8 =~ =3 , MIC Hic aw ‘ —- e bh pe ‘ am rir ¢ » ez rr f- + re beastifillts, decorated: rent reasonable, | TASTE S1GA—Private famfiy: ell | “snotemn: eatuce. $55. _-" (ean) | aes dace =3 rar field 8” © paint: WYOMING. 268A —4 at .| $627 & Kingshigh (Wo. KICHENSER, 1 er ) DE TONTY. 4311—4 roams. sleeping re teas | Beans S996—a cosme, bath ope | mC HIGAN. 171 anaes flat. hot-water = i i Seana oe -* ro! $40. ERINKOP_ Be 5 i gshig way WM. EICHENSER, 14 a Ee a : : A k SoS eens | nee deoorgtions, ren —— . re Fi , . hen $30. oF: 34 wae rectns : ¥ OMTX > 4} 96 mt . ’ | . had &—A-room fiat. - 1 A bod AL! Ls) : ine tec Pert Dr TONTT. ye20.—5--com effimencs. ts ab. 4 $20. te wie “HIG “i 4431-3 rooms. beth, taré- | et: . rnace J Efterson =. fe8@) ; pt... 28R Phone Riverside 3590 po ee adults only. Ww a CERT. Pr *.. ch. 302 ‘Cheatant ot. HA! . . : >. nr wer 7 D> roots : ~ . ‘ ss . " a — “ . ‘ on ———— —_—_ — | —_— me F ~ al - — Murphy bed: Barace optional. ‘tet sadults — = - p Bites, hot-water heat. g&rage. “pew furnace, will decorate; TY —_ ; | ENRIGHT. wee — eg re ry 3 om te ee DE PONTT, 4717-17A—4 freon. sm Se eee = a — | River J a Ty - og Me : rte Lr age | Toes wont modern: $49. Mr. Cates, tat BONT. ~*~ ee phen? te [rrr Terer oO or: 6 6Tedern excellent conditier across pte A. 372 —8- ~onm Ri imi man yard and 45: 32 > A—Bun ow flat. 4 NAN! 450° —-room etficiencr - 3 43 be Sr : ; ; : = Sj ———~ | $9008 PArkriew 3601 (cS) Lt _ — 2. = —, ——e, & term schoo: aR... . oe ané cos) Msn. lare ht rooms: rem $45. Gafage ow aw subd: Vision, , te ; 6. ACADEMY. 82 3 modern rome: a — GHT. 4514-144 1643 poem “heath. | —s - ! $021—New $ esis ots oe | % DE Tt NTY 4540 4—5 rooms. tun parlor. IOWA, of ~ EHO TET, ete BS a a (c65) | SHENANDOAH. 38198—Piat VroMING oO _—§ th wath @te : year ae "pain ted: reduced. $60.(c83) — lec tom ot an16 E Enright. : } Se Sate. Rarewcss ae vreakt ryam; Ver, vty tee garag® i $55 an MICHIGAN, 41°#--4 rooms, bath, hot ¥r- Phone GRand 8847W. $40 Phone FI verside 67457. . 1413a-15A—5 reems bath = aLTHEIMER. WIL- eae Ty Soe _— theme! : $55 = Sesame Visas: Uaeus altit. r. furnac rage: ne objection 2 = HENANDOAH 403848 fpooms. Bath WYOMING. 38814—Corner Gustine: + sx, pecs. mt = Chestnut [AMS & ¢ “ALM ER. INC. 817 _ Chest: [om 3 ATE. 815 —Seennd fine 17 Fe wT ; 5: 4 ; i i “Powe 11c3 ~ty vol : ‘2 sriMoss ana c % AN. s I UTTis hen - eee ei roots ~ a . ioe i tT. . — *¢ . - 2 i is — : : comene EN Rik HT 2: aq _ 5 ; > =~ —— 3 are > - ‘. a > . gy tA ss : ; So weer, lk _— op - Oe a nen ‘HEN A! \H, S820A—6 rooms. tile nat RTE ee ce” a — yy A on beat eetrh furnace 35. '- | NORPOLE. + ae Ab ae = ‘ ‘ERNON L AUX, 722 Chestont. GAr. — Mi \ .NES se ; : : L re | ’ 3 +> = @: ‘: ; Ph ne oe : ia x aaesn : So 7 we =. wy © *a-944——3 oa a a = o t . 4 * va —-.3 ro , i , BStE. It ; - ‘ ; ma te gat “as : F Yres? 413734 ¥ te fea cf CK Fea tors Ba2 3 mestrwat . ‘ae 71324 -% os oe tae ang fun Partor: E7 L S015A- - 4 rourns anda £un parior. 4° ee oe — : Fe — ~ pes te ~ 8507 ~ _— a fi al el i Pe at ood I ; — : -- — ~— ——— - = - n> = Bie d AP Me i Feit j ° = pare ¢ : retit adi - x. 2120 m x .. o rome. 8 r e- ie RESON ‘sia 5: : Y — MIN) OTA, 29054—5 rooms, bath oa rooms. bath. m :: le * di we SELL is, GArfield 637 = wuts HALLER RCO. en: ob " . “nace. fen ‘O44 rooms, modern; furnace. tures . a ilies? : “ “d j = . ot : , - ' or X ; : ce - 4 : © He 2 i¢ SHE x ANDOAB is room fla: = E50 , MODERN 3-ROOM ne ee . - - + ——i = carage cc) | SORU “} if le PONTE at FE} FE RSO) Xx. SaZzt>— 4 larce — rooms MIN , - AQ v's ri : ’ a ne : poennihnetene id etsinasoenaneangnioledy ' nae . } » | 32 rar. st ~wo°0r ~ — ; ; o> a ' bath, electmc, garage $ =| # _& a thony s pa! - te?) | SHENANDOAH ‘38035 rooms. beth. eles | £608 CLEVELAND ‘| ante nag Five rvoms. bath. electric. - 3258 Krapp P ' rated: alan roorrs, mod: UNI IATA. $4254 —S goon ee MISSOURI S547, —-— we : wy? remit rr | oe rooms and screened J0n™ A. OTT SB TUN ATA Yorn i. 3 ~ ’ a aes *urnace reg uced $38 r —— __ FS ———— — ~ - ; - ee . More > “Fe reduced te "eit. GArfield 8342. JUNIATA, 40006—4 moms, beth. electric. MTSaOi “Ru 247A—4 rooms beth. eiec- , : . 383904 Shenand: h, On] $45 | Bs ; ‘ost ma. ‘Sis WS rooms. bath. furnace. : 7 - Lot walet veer around rr 3017 «8 large rooms: hot water heat. dandy neighborhood: ver: tric cresrs carace. s '. 732 Ohesm . 2 gi 0a y | AUBERT 1 343—45 . 454 . AGE BR. CO.. 722 Chestnas. ae 2 ‘Onedh - [| MeTwrWal or Chestnut. iaundry and elect: $23.50, poe me om i , $43 “west 4741 ueneee: wrt Ser. = - q oor ‘fo 2-fately, KBOK' “kK °° 6.35—Ni = rooms. elect re. Ri verside 520 : RENO TA ‘iede 849 4 . Will Cecerg Phone Roe 5 or 8 roome modern. i ; -. > nema ~ - —— bain: $30. : . - « toer s, r= AUBERT. 1337 atl rooms. beth, = ¥ _STERNL: “3 z. ce... 722 Chestrat, r ; FING Tee “tT 6. FOREST bel "sa. wir AOR ae STR ] pS: hae Pec Bie: ——,. - ? fe 2 T3¢5 »* os : —+ i dae AM®pS ~ ——_———=- eon whet naire — ' 4 om and sitic; $25 n. See it CN” 9820— Lower" mettern & ne oe ag meer 3013 a | ‘Oo@me uP : ~~ of ‘ - ; ’ FNS . =. as “ SH zn a NDO (AH 4(a2—&) = rooms. a — oii as = = : KEOKt a 4 A~-4 rooms. 5-room effi Poon ard’ con and pera, x conveniences; rent reasonable: gced ten ROOM EFFICIENCY, $45 | electric. POrest 6026W. _ | ANS 3518 —5 rooms, electric. =. «Cl : | iM Fat WITH Ft URNS ACE SH IGHTEENTH $208 S—S roems. beth. ogcnshie. Riverside 4839 oo SA D. 4452—4 rooms, bath, | Clasrten, cummers t bongs Pt opts an fm, nut “eel wR oh eleetric y} — le. VhePr ay o Saad a - omied : =; “Ty vy on =F ona fice . ve A ae ~~ ah bs a ——— ' ——— : me 45 a ern Ooms "Ie ; 4 uw ‘ £2 Layzen — Rea iter es saithais ets. me ie ——s -_. NHEBRA: KA. a 3 «de a ated 1 Trecms. | 5 —~ ANDOAH, m 50 “Soom . ———__— _ —— st : . r : REDt 9 Toe S55 tat: AF 4} ETTE. ti 6vA—S 1 a, SUN pal ern; 340 sainiietaiiadtii 5 c SHENANDOAH, 8515—4 rooms and siee ~ | ee sun PHO mM ie tile bath. electric 4TRERT T62—6 ROOMS. MODERN. ee © ces roy A—4 rooms. bat electric. B. » = > ye ‘arte 1108 Lewier — wl Pacem A apy TB. 00 E.mene. SD | NEBR ASKA 4409— 4 rooms strictiy mod ine porrh. second fieog rooms. third | Tefrigeratror: open for inspection. GARAGE OT Pies -LICK, Remiters, 8272 Chestnut. | , shades. of me of Forest Park 6400 west faracr 28—-Kew 4¢4room flat; just LAFAYETTE. 8235—6-roum efficiency, ern. Si. Anthony's | ar 3 e} floor: modern: reduced. $65. _ ee disco, ae eee 'S. —~ & . BI 7; ALTY 00. 320 TITLE | os 4470 | Visitation Parish }—Love | © —_ n Sundar. om Murphy bed. garage: adults preferred. (c\ x ERBRASK A 51 : gonvrent- SHEN ANDOAR, one 0 — ~~ i! ve : Grand. (e6?) NTY . MAIN 1603. ty + 2 roeemsa. bath. hot water. elec- | [26 Ao tad » FY ATR f a. GArticid AUBS OAK HAILI--New. L AF AY ETTE. SiG: A—4 roorns., ex ee ; ences. ms . Rospec t 2 S. “OOTHE ro furnace = . = wees 62 1 1—4 reom s. but ic jeremy. sae _) ' " i CSEAN ee ehaat | and bert! $40 5 reoms. bath. - = ~ ~ . 4017. fw BAXTROFT, S5284— Lovely, new new 5 reormr BAR a THER 6. 332 New £-ree = rt trte furnace ret. ‘reasona at — % lil : a ere? rt : *; “4 bh Sew + Gece tits 2 et Sod? & Kineshiehway. UAPATE TTR 4i 12A- —~§ foors and sien. VERNON LAUA, 722 Chestaut. GAr. = SF EN ANDOAH. 461 Ties ae ity fiat: $52 50 "81 WwW. (o@@) |_ToOOm: with or without carare 955. ) SHUCHART REALTY CH... Sit Cn _Qatee. wood fleors. ; s “ - , ce 34° > ‘ te neem ’ ta it 7z} i n? ron —at os - : ’ ’ bet: J ~e aa . i a on ee ‘ gee Bang” Sas BANCROFT 5308—New. up-to the min- | PARTMER. S¥25—4 rooms. EVANS. - 4249W—S reome. | . " ; 4 no 7 ‘Ad ‘LEDE = = nen. rGS oe . 2 bedrooms. 990. LAclede pn tile bat} . id FLA _@ “y rooms. un natior. drese FaAy@rren (1848 poms NINTH. 1507 s.—3 rooms. eectric: “at ute > : beck porch Riverside 2 | $32.50: bath, electric. PAckview ios. : im « . wn sean beat, $s 1, e) > ae I A RG E ROOM S.£45 my FOOT, ates TI OB TO 3343——3 rooms. beih. clectric. a ea & Pris — nt ? lat: Ae SCOT ast ; mor: GO wO« ‘ . roam, steam heat: $47.50. fine location KEANE & PRASKE. 1908 Chestnut st. , IDNEY, 230 rooms. cheap. See | en-ae=: remeona tle room: §=Mat: | surnianed: 960 | Main 20% eatin in S787. | , — BB Carn ant A , HIPPEWA. 40°3—New, moder room Serr vary TRUST CO. ro To reena, = of has five goed-sic5e FLAD. SRT —Unner & fine rooms ath fa ht auras fe OO Tae chateaus | Oletric 2 350 ie) | SIDNEY. 13084—3 % - | fiat, with sleening porch. in) | BART MER. 6147—6 rooms, bath. furmasa, | strictly | ir . (Sy curmace heat. pen fer i leetrie: peautiful Mat, $52 % TERUsL NAS ] ‘ =~ \Hesrnu “na a ee ee; a ri goed cond CAIN 5% “HARDESTY, Hojené $870. | : ace. © t} : — New rz Gecorated mw S ‘poems oo — a rane . ("3 APTOS “139 A—4 rooms. path electr:- : = thay $33. - : = — 664 Chestnut modern ‘c8S SSP ESE. LSS . Rew! newly derurated: $30 DEimar 6539. ~aT M + SC ai? ‘Tiauek a & FOREST PARE 3¢—4 rooms. break! aet . _ : mutt. ihe picmeRe 6.05, 1018 comer | “Aeoee eee jadiern: et-water heat: | 208 beth. moder he) | orared. marble auk: oe rest. ' ee | CALMER. INC. 617_ a. = ae $58 . mo} ong : r x. — TA? ; - large reeme modern JOHN . Eee i i. ici (hestuat, . . a. : ? | : GOOD FL ATS : > . : Freel oe prey Aes e Samat ng cha eet 9 arash pore are? m SRN a a. ORR Re a NCO ere lode 9646 RLSPA ~ For: nos eric pyee Papi Rate Go «thins SS Fh, ab. 86464—8 rooms. second tloor © ; re geet 6 a aoe mare te SIDNE 005—4 reome. bath. cas. 6i6c- aes i : thin Near hath fries®. pew fit rs : ; i I ~—«y TORTS ain a awe aed 1 om aol « ; . inane - F f ; : : ; “1 pity =f Ati ’ , 7 trS. ! my IC eR 22 ~ 2 fe PaRK 4Rx54 6 reeme splen | carares: correnwnt to 5 “are i he a! °oT wiv Second 34 chi ye LPPii! 26-22 A—S3 reems $23. eB ' . ’ . “Lr 4 . i _ + ss Time ‘ae tO ’ : nav D . ie oar » Saati: oe ae agg re 7 _— siti ~~» ' : ie 20% +3 , | : sas JOST. 308. 722 Chestnn: at iw T TRSON 114 N. 7th at. | e Mo _5 roome —— - — = mae or =yroe = oo ges: _— a : . ’ A i » ‘ ofthe ae ere et gr i RON) SP AGEL parti MO Meaty te m \ ee es ' ~ - o ~ . = i ; , bv d i ‘ is » é ve ¢ A rL oc soomea dressing fom Mur 4FaYFTTt 4 reemse. vreakfact —- ~ = . = —.. ate , : — bof se ‘ —— | SANA we “394—e POEPTT S| ae : PARE ye corn ian ~~ 7 ou ; cor ree had wo rs. tile at ale: MmbtON £118 A——* luce ums and hall. , ool 2 - ve : LUMPBIA _W adern r - rt . = . ae x tay. na ¢ , ; . Stemm Peat; al) ih goed co . ba im aa: elma 3. Cic-ter ON] ae and sorci : Open 5 Oe - =: Ties = a) | BEN M. Lorw ENSTEI.. #1LsS OLIVE. 907 kitchenetie. seam bei , es — = o> and = ane : . ) | — SS * ee ae ' Pes 5 ag _ OT. A NGa = a . % : . 4 —o om ANDERSON-STOCKE-RUERMANE RECON, $152A—3 fo tile bath ana 72 NNESSEE. 35 ati! > GOLUMB? .dien ie cae nT oe 2 es) “ mn ‘ R a , pon nad ‘ ' " OoTn sit if? OW rent r\ — 4 ae at wer wii 1@ QD fist oo BELT 14°n—¢4 nie ef recs gar "Ty ing SS ; i= PF. , re -4 TrID. : ra 4 . . , . oa ~ | a Mth ite ’ ec 5 ated ¢ tp furnished. ren: us nu - - : ree" iat > ra cr |S sa] n a Murphy, bed: renson- re wonabie Merph:s het ee rence L.A Mi 404 + 8S arge reor » 2 ta OVER Re c~ ‘ ‘ ¢ Rd 3 ° os | : . EN ‘ Ae SEs Es. Pr. : TOG i=. i t ef - Ply ett , , eee se ae , ee : Dp - - Pe § ee ae tea @ cae & era 8454 " peat Lie h : v2 4 : ms setae urnace ars OF v. 9 _— Or oN SHIRE pics oe 7 see ers weep a4 ~ : . Yath. Wiertr a J0FN bal ee a5 Realer. 74 . ¢ - . o_o - 7 : ~“* j an? ind b i. oe it > tx? Tet =r be . h pa tlor Seut > Se le a ai? j AMI 1qe* >: | High t corner rooms “firet * -§ FR} ~“ : $: ‘ ar . . — 4 — = 2 . +8 ; ' hy SD uy a e AS = Fo: 4932 —Be on t: y om " } wir : ora i= e } + ni ~ 1 ° tea) a —~ pest Ee KATES - REAL CO.. 1108 Chestno!t « nace) L. S4Hor GRan) 6587 Parctiment ety nia@er. new. quiet; sdulte ascen+. Yin C= —— clrencr., mo rent_$45 per month. Open a sntdins ., Stabs reade Bid¢g. i «| HD PET tay 14°44 raome * ardwe vd ae Ss hates (eT) ; . 4°28 4 Monmnhe Hee ly Sfearn sh i SO =.* . cnragce + — i we ert i as *? Arve recom eectric Qe bf 4 r'.. MILT : ENPERGER. 14 x. —~ ; 4 ; DAIL, Crrirk Die! Vale eat conc a “VE — fF : , 8657a—S rooms, bath, eicr: Lin: 30 Riverside S5e@6gW 82) OFCROLA. 4154—-3 rooms, re@eenabie. Gall ti tipi 2 2TK.ANTYI : ant AS sALS O.. 814 Chestoat. nerts ot TSIANA. 2713 - ver * niece tiehi ar ft ne Riverside 62276 . rg rt — -— i. KANSAS, 5458—ij-reem Mat: shower bath *' “3, ey Dal! BC toile YEO EL LOW. 12144 POACKERT & SON. 1015 Cheetnat, ba ~ oi >» — a ee Tr. verre PHIRI LSawrR & — Four |} “ ig ti bullt-in tuh with tile flew : ? tern conven! a €2> x “ As “ ; 53) Ooms aarae $82 | met) i one . L.« 3 | a a rooms aTinroom e. brent ~ : n iia - Shen fe me... e w wer. 1 hard wred be . , -—** ; 5 ' net water janiter err? ire ‘ rg sane - ; ° - ; im . 7 garni . “. $ . a aris S : rmare. cate " °- = gtve j AN + >! ‘OTs bath me Ps Po LeOM, SPO4A- 3 large and It it soome, IAUESIANA. 4 764— Modern tro ee; } oe , I ry im Chestnut 4 connate we ; alee TD. CuK a EN ORL oe Se Sm _* . Saket yet. peg $27 36. rect r*iuced. onen TOMO uA. S1li—¢ rooms, steam hea’, ure? SENTH eae yee . PETERIN po Tig A Paomeees ann JOmt MILLED - tx RW PELLATW t af 5 room: a ann a ert. > . eee end Gach. | ar = fr ¢ 900 reat. LAOTISIANA 4641-42 roaema, hoi-werter che: Mant om $30 — . ome @€n — NGSHIiCHWA?T Taha IRA. ss + tin =e, 209 N. Mth nelitic re nie corer we- ad = — G month. Witen “Ot | Me. heet. beth garage ypen. iis Fi ‘LL A “5 h4 4 TIL bath. UTn Ree eS ' hee - ‘ oe = . Z a jHA—m§G rorvrms. bath Rus . ‘the bat? —_ A TOOT arre .? “se , ~ ; : ait wan: Ba15- ee 4a is 5 Remo — im awWA ~ ts) a wall ee he th m Tytler $41) oe . “ a. o we & e) Pas ge | -—=— PCTs = or ” a ‘ 4 F = id 32 niece sect end Fa FE eee : - “oonre v 3 ili tyr sy si As a ree io 2 i eerie Renta aaedied ae ns eer THIRTY NINTH 507A —4 poome, | _™odern. $40 | MEDERACK®. ‘S310 —4-Fo0m efticiencs flats , breakfast room ae — . ; 1829 ‘ = aS ria iva Fass i +‘ ey am SStis, geod bath. $95 Key 150@A PR en, Riv. BARR. LaAciede A57A, i} h. hardwood flowrw. 7 rnished $55. WFOrest 1125R re eee tric AMC TRIAS "62-——3 reome and sunreem Hemlity so. €¢ ny 1° . "5a KR ' ‘ - 7, ————— 3 ~ — +1. =* TH. ¢ oo. " @Arield 4145 het-water hee?. age |e, floors. tile bath 6 Rk eos |. : me ain — . F ~~ qnres ‘oc ) Ri wt Rabaes rt Wat 420 @ __4--s0m Piet ; 519g8-——~—, iwde~ 1, recmns— ana fa iM vr 5 1i? rreeverye heath. SH | " - # ARK. 34°: 4 iart® rooms. bath. siee- MOrLAIZ AT ant. b-roaom effimencr. ga- beeutifal new — ding rough nl 2 T MAS x Garcia F407 27 (heatreeet Mat e nice lange come best Tixturee a Cleveland High, Scruge* eric $87.50 HICK EL MAin 1051. iof) m tee ondtinire ACwor er mm wren oe sane astey =. ~ . ; oo ae . re ~2 rest RG A NS ~ nthe « schools cart@e, con | Sip ey4 ~ : . ar —— <n ee gine open i SS. 5934—Modern bungalow. @¢ HAMILTON 1Z15A—5 reome. modern m Sime iranrd ami Bellefontaine iinee ARK 2017—Modern. 5-room fiat con sitet i of) sl ha . Taomms. sie@ping porch fiat Morphy bed steam best: second flogr () 9 I re ian : ’ venien 5 car lees, reasons ie. THOLOZAN, 4345—New. medern 3 man KINGSHIGHW AY S71 i.e " is : — — 7. GH Fhe - ; — he =: ay Sg Fy ; PARA. 11i4—11 ere race: ent $35. ZEPPEN ss tie ath hardwood ~ CaTEs. 5 213—4 rooms. furnace — - ae 1318—5 rons. roam bem | SAN HONTTA. an fleer, 2 on third. niee for ma. % baths; clnetrie: " e » FELD ELTY electricity. Call MAin S30. * rn lardwrel floors ronms with anes 5. sce “= 1841 WOLF. POLLACK. 5. 9, MAIn spat. To WEI GROVE. ilita« “me DETERIN«. 2627 Gravots, PRespect 1833. ———-- __ «2 M. HENSER. 114 %. 7th. Wale 8745 | €etaee_incigeee. , : PARK = “a modern. . eo- * . ss Y Yo peers - : =... =~ = 2 Ores, eiect—w ‘-s LL" 2.4 7 P rR are. ae LP A—5- “nom ¢ LISETTS 5206 i—Sew 5 nom, e?- pa, _GaArtield 61356 fis newly d=cursted hardwuod floors. LION. 2880-4: aS tome xo ‘ore te. TOWER GROVE. San4 .— § “ro . | OTF convenience. Owner dernstairs. acu! Sié «ec AMS modern posite Shaw's ¢ . LJSETTE. 5296—5 ~wome ard sun porch, | CLARA. 1427—4 arse light rooms HAMILTON. 1154— Mod n 4 swore fon | Sid H Reelors, R22 Chest, on ' ne OO) (HY. AlE MEXNZ REALTY Co. ‘Ent. 1271. _Sipictiy modern; garage. | shades and sersene: erage werlor. sleering "eane pt tile | MobON a! ROH. 38G0—5 roorna moa RE. I311— iret floor. 8 seome bass, TWELFTH 26354 S23 rome siectric, “A CRPOROUG Soni—4 roome and CLARA. ‘25 3 come: modern. $85 magh. haveweed Se — — .- er ey wa: —_— ‘ ty as ara RRO ~ RINEOP LAcheGe ROS0. : Murvire hed = Bl “Oo P@iche "4231 HACKMA! Rg. B Cv,, Lene _Chestan: =<. 'aAMTl TT x i387 ¢ C ADeny A TWELFTH vs " ors wie | GUGHROROCGH, f2a6—Pna CLAYTON. §978-—8 ruoms ath : 5e STRAT A—Beautifi 4 — Bide. 118 N. * |. $20. GLICK alters #2° Chee oor ag taeme. @fficion-: hetownder heat MY (34 1,65 - samp was hs i maa? | Seeeetaste: separate New building: TWELFTH 1938 6—8 ‘oon, cinctrls. 2 ma hath entrances Se": street and all mane mingle Pin “52, " | $18. STEPHERK GAUM. 636 Chestnut WC ATSLAND 1 na cc at very fuasoneble fent: owner 6 | _._ “ones fe TWELFTH. 1714 6.—3 jovely . BB : fei enei@ e+. i ehow you through. (B®) pENNSTLYANIA 6120 Fas 4 rome. _ electric magne condition ay = BFL pte REASON ABLE To = : = | _ 94417. oe ts Paes’ bs S = — ee bomen , ~ 143 2 a TT WES vy AME Se PrrRewnanty ey aia, 3 aa ar cae , aes < “jt "ae e ote, Agia ater Sip dah stead +t ae tr EPPO GUMS artes es . cae a - =? oe oh oh ee Ee Pl AR IR. 14 ee OI, de, Xa a aa ORS MRE BM NG A AME MR NBR 6 RO? ree eS oe ear <P, ra MiAVOoOeT be | ee - - 2. ; ro Albeing RR ee. Ai eemahizgnt Le McK EAN. 3408—4 rooms and bath: mod- toilet. gas electric or 0956. | WARTTS TENAN nee nem vr - : * PEXNSYLYANIA. 3830 + ¥: — cing S— Fie finor el (itve Ate S056. «eam bent $45 | : ; : So — qm Rin rie: $24. rt Doria’ ee MAGN OLA. es noone : Sow: reel | eee REALTY CO. ono Chewtm a: Fee itt 1°RO8-—<4 room. tile beth. | Paid ie RE ee er ee SENET CY TANtA. se a SC es | ms | : DALY & MeCas | : ' (e@2) TYROLEAN. 6465—Frame @ rome. moc ROE ahah a—4 DALY & Ecce PENNEYLV AN Atta at st : | @f&: double garage; $6000 Lac and @eetine porch ; electric and ma rhie sink. Baer, | OFTOX. 4825 ate on ole) —3--eom | a rnge ) os @Rara #42 . ilw . ty . ie sang ee . te piston " D P - a Se ce refine anteoed Teo teh, ae earage. “ait brace +p buring contents: $175. epiendid | hea: west oo om Bh + dalr Read? S. aii | CTAH. 31244 —4 roome.

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Nt 9} op Oh iy Ad fe be re ae ee an eee on ed Nae ae Me ae 5 a7 a ROS ya Pe en es se te ad ee PUS r. ‘DISPATCH. "REAL | ESTATE CARDS ~~ 4 ub rc Armin » £or ale, Wanted; Fersonai Property « and | Keat | estate Loans, 5 REAL ESTATE CARDS OWN YOUR HOME BUILD NOW NO CASH If rou own a clear let in city House, Flat, Store or mission BUILD OR apartm muse take Remodi umprove . v% ¢ * J) i« 7 H Aa Te tT l@ Di. I in na LIMAtLeCS oy, Box H- LOTS FOR SALE—VACANT West EO NS A me ee or Apartment. — iots and REQUIRED ec ’ » will build finance No ¢om- > aa REMODEL tment out bt a 4 J ASK U eae ae + | rae ‘ . Po \ST- Dispa tel - SALE—VACANT ‘West ~ LOTS FOR FOREST HILLS We have severa! wendertu; beautiful Forest Hillis tween Clayton and Stalled; tions. Will inen on the ¢g large shade GREATER ST. LOUIS REALTY CO. 6606 DELMAR AV. PArkview 33898 ———— To LET—BUSINESS P’RP'SES Centra) “LOFTS FOR RENT — 704-706 N. 4th Second and third 40x80 feet each floor: & a + -¥ of Washington av. 1 bleck fro y ible-cecked street: suitab for For tight manufacturing : will alter to sult and give reasonable lease to responsible partr. Applr > ae 8. MATTER ©O,. first floor, 704-706 N. ¢th. Se a FOR LEASE Olive and 1lthS 42,000 SQUARE , Excellent Retail Locat®n MARTIN & BREITT 119 ( ‘hemical Bldg. (ren nne mermmmanenee a ; 27,000 Square Feet For Lease LOW RENTAL SPRINKLERS AND Seutheast corner 15ih and Chevtesn building now belng Modernized with : elevatar new fiseors and a!) MmveniehCes wit) ease a) ieSsr per sguare feot: will iupre’cmen#n ts IN & BREITT “~ ._? ’ : . Chemical Bids ts. HEAT MART 1119 FOR RENT ~ . + 2-Story Building Centrally Located on Wabash Track 10,000 Square Feet Low Rert. a Fireprec ’ Warehouse or Build: — Ty 3 ae LONG Eas HENRY Cc. TU L LEY 5099 Westminster Place. a aR + RRR ae N —St $15: store >4 —— BROADWAY $25; Bisa BROADSW ay sot r bie: anv busines. COifax Srv2R BROADWAY. 1843-45 ‘ oe HO E STORES. SLITABLE mas ANY _ SIN ESS. ; RF. REDUCE MORRIS AACH KR. €0., INC. wna6 ¢ estos DRLG STORE Low garace. 210) oe * reasona | Aa TION Wt icing Comp ieted oe Ts rire ALOVEe : FAIR. 4161—Siore: good for business; $30. double car line POURTEENTH, 2504 \-—Choice suite of s for professinais or business pur- petory ‘beliding> aso ‘rose a! ev any kind “oom ore KORTTE. 110 NW RAND, S724 N near duilldir~ and lot HERERT e540 ' Satie new s Ores “goon for atty businese: busy street: con Sees yf. Owner, MOoresit 7490) e , ay LEE, 3811—1laree. store; aa fer anr business: low : will Take rear reoms if desired. GArMeld Tiss. (oRS) MANUFACTURERS. bers. seving building: «pur fer 5 i> ROSS SICRING REALTY. “Rind 4010 =} > stores om any ind of bustin OAD RO = RO, aS hie i tre ‘Mt Fe by SINETEENT?Y. 5108 N.—Desirable store Rey $5107, Harry M. Boeckmann @17 a t& NORTH MARKET S516 Slate class windews. Taller. “AVANATGH Ni RTH M ARKET. | 303 i. -14—New etore. toes t loc Lior fo TT! iaeerTy. » repeat aad restaura: st or any ec cod bus ape- in ie ~S Lore. eh ee _- esse BLOTre Suit- . ooal iL remodel! e@ert . eee a8 Chest! st. % HARTMANN nhone GRAND STORER x: =a? gOOgd size store SS1-PRANGE & © tax TS $119 XN. ? Ne Em — ime ba” De cm em tah f 304 Wainwrieme es « mm) $2. ane ‘s. th. MAim 3745 ; on Duey tranefe- oe corn = Pene ‘ter ur , 5 RE CO. igé N, ta * ‘ALIPORNIA, TO LET—BUSINESS P'RP’SES Northwest Large store: good cow er ely FLORISSANT, S586 — LOCBLION dry g00ds, grocery, business: low rer MOlfax FLORISSANT RD. $510 —Nesmantl: new teres, oppesite Los Anceles subdivision: splendid location Bann ae notions. hardware. beauty 2 oe cB NEE —) E. O.. 341 Sane, ; AK —— of t ‘ Bext . ut 18x46 WILLIAMS € “wut et —-- -~ Royer RPE ¥ NORW REALTY 4nD ~T me, UNION, 29001—Spiendidls arraczcec for physiciams and dentists. 4. EPSTRIN &2 “PN. 617 Tra] .~ $50 Cheety rt. ie NN. —Store urn FEINBERG & J P¥ rest S76? bakery : OO.. Ri I? spiencic iM PROZPA KREALTY OONP ECT! INERY~ sre “+e 49066 Cheutean. iGH TT rabaa . RANT) mer eet GRAND nmr & - bys > 1a hee 5 Jos. F. ‘DK KMANN ~% GRAVOIS AN! t Srav ats 7,e rear GR avOTS. &849 ~~ ame and @ Rivers: ide 8493. GRAV Ors. 36 72 —Fine larger «torn, * t entrance, can for chain «tere or any ather nish heat and het water tenant DETERIN(., pect 1&35. LAR 2 STORE meat market © manag “ets =a LEMP e021 Phantea! biuret — has in be arranged line: we fur ow rent te coed 3627 Gravois. PRaoe- / WARES E 4108—Moders. : Mr :aISERT treed. 2 mation far any MISSOURI 3300—— Large oorne Butcher location. J8ffereor, «29° Ew eTOR Da Rig concession to Pret Jase tenant Rox WLS Pe Meret. OFFICE SP alE—Grand and Gravois die. trict: office space in Edmund Bidc.. at S3Q23 Greveis: nice, ticht office: rent Ste per month and op. DETERING, 3627 Grar- ots. SBeapect ian ET ee | “er Te ms areg at doctor*s } offices. SEVENTH 1932 5.—Sheo: rade repaira. a work or. Fo LET—BUSINESS P’RP’SES | aM ENE ty et! as NINTH. 2211 &S.—Store; vacant | Apri 1. ‘TOWER GROVE AND SHAW—3 rc ood location: reasonabdic. OZDA REALTY CO.. 515—* ar 18th and Park: note, ATL. 1 odeled: clean: elec=ric, Owner, FOrest 25025. | groce icv: VIRUINIA, $411 y so hardware. men’s furnishings. ladies” ready-to-wear; steam heat; + ics) VIRGINIA. 4611— Onl 7 = ~uie: 3614. ry Da a HE APES iT RENT good location for > iment nes, millirery ' vols, then 5200. Jive business center eents ery See oe = Fra uw Ui “a! 207TH AM! PTON _CO.. Riverside GET BUSY! Beauty parlor with barber F mg tnolustvre } xt door furnished hack = oe comy ele reads : 4534 28 Morganfor — rec blocks “See The se ct orners rtneast oenper Co... 3068 s $35 per month ané — _ aovani GET BUSY! GREAT CORN for STORE 4910 (e) .ER DRUG . Aa . 7 “it or a to OT TH ATNGSHIGHY 11 ~ Ew oe ae C} NTER Riverside 5200. — SOUTRAMPTON Co West 4” " eietts _ EASTON -TAYLOR aAY?teoT. TRUST ¢ 6... Easton and Mii {taeda ontnneees Tae, water, me ~ . & re? tebe Bains Beatty’ ‘co. 814 a MANCHESTER. 4348—Store ™ ficiency poome ¥ $55 Oo .__i-indell MAN CHESTER _, $8118 19-—New. large. seat a Themed. DROAZDA REALTY ©9., 4006 ‘ houteas. seats CES — 4228 Mancheste: : 4118 Waston si 0 windows 3 Vitos ba Tm inmde Fado me, with at e- “xing Le oman T¢ ata biehed . Mrartunite | mig? ‘ — = . :a&.7? (54 Rartmer _ 4i58—Woanderfu; location - business _Rurry Ye ne AITER, 2—$i5 month: ooen Sunday. ee fc: usce | oe -13—Two stores, suitabic | any. (et | : ‘VANDEVENTER. en \2 : 11%? €he-thet. re a | STORES FOR LEASE—4313-19 ; Oiive st.- separately or together. owner, PArkview 5159 new store, next éoor "RANGE & CO Ge N. Grand Bi. "Bl. (080) iT STORE LOCATION. Delmar =. rent reduced, Plenty any kind of bustness. See them ALTHEIMER. WILLIAMS & S17 Chestnut at. NEW OFFICES KINGSHIGHWAY AND .. 1 TERMAN SECOND FIA ESPECIALLY FaQt iPPED FOR DOCTORS AND DENTISTS $25 TO £50 FER MONTH FRANCIS-PERRY-KUTH. 110 N. 7TH ST. OIL “TATION LOCATIONS SOUTHEAST CORNER HODIAMONT IND PNRIGHT, 207x166; NO RESTEit- TIONS. NCS THWEST CORNER MANCHESTER 1270x1008: EAST OF PENS- ITH ST ask 2 Ws 4 rma L) REALTY CC Sh « sArth “REDU' CA i 3 N SARAH ) Aoas “E DD -rané-new ath * AS T E SP A‘ E POR RENT Pre Gt): i RR TS ‘-EEHAN + 1 OL ivE ST GAr. mi ea (Chest mat 64... Realter. 706 . i in be See Fs , io = ~ : = WANTED BUSINESS PRP'SES BUILDERS' COLUMN Bids. PLANS, ESTIMATES HITE a. — specificat one = Z - ; =_ we = ie | cu imates Parkview 47336. afier 6 BU ili i Na ~e de a tO « a —~ ence contract ory —- mo ners a.| at office 4815 De lor st. Ho eee der ld $-ro0m a Re "er, effictencr hardwood rage Dreportian (7Pant Wratt. wer. N-HT Al RSTO N REAL other bul idings tn Dane an c estimates de CEertra! Phene J! nm 43 Wits ok and bulld yeu a mod | bungalow, compiete, | . $750 cash, ‘balance $85 | lve : \ OL EOE LD BIDS, PLANS, ESTIMATES | Win build room modern “ or $8000: $-ro0m, doubs 2 viens. _E- o. Paemich. 2 S015 Made ev | Thinking About Building? Estimates and Prices Gratis We Finance Insurance, Notary Public BARTH & CO., INC. Builders Realtors 4222 Gravois CONFIDENCE A LIVE OBGANIZATION SELLING LIVE PROPERTY. BACKED BY AN ESTABLISHED CONFIDENCE buy. trade. rent cenfident thas gel. fee! hy we hare list of bDuyers. Perhaps we We have a waiting sellers, traders. rerters can sUDPDpliy Your wats. REAL ESTATE DEPT. UNION-EASTON TRUST COMPANY 5325 Easton. FOrest 1370. Stop Paying Rent. OWN YOUR HOME BUILD NOW EY at nces ~499 ’ . iV. REAL ESTATE—EXCHANGE ~ . A! 4nG ME* we igus Smee CHAUNCEY P iPARTMENT W CHAUNCEY r. HE ATH Co. UV Arfield 3165 vy Sas | ae | 7 MINTON ‘TITLE UARANTY BLDG. MINTON, "TITLE Gl ARANTY BLD. 9 -- 4 7 i > NX » FOREST rie it “' E CoO x rick See, or + Ay) Dispatec? acres a’ od 4-Tm om seen I Keller "er rant ey "REALTY CoO a citr T° (ODmen ! "xe for EACRANG —- ner roy en so Ls re A. REALT EXC RANGE. 1” REN Al THEINER "é EXCHANGE — Es , ‘are Tant P vat Trspage® niin we ti prove eo Boz N-41° Exc HaNGE . eauit tS « Rartment tn ver. sity City. income $245 On0 ‘Aree -ex'denw fat. between Weet Pi ‘ nociiee- | @ay. Delmar. Box 890, Post ~ EXxCHA’ NGE— Fal uabie 4 iow com- , oe fer | Laclede 4820 ; sce: as ie p fi Re le i o=it Fl om bungalow. STOCK-SCOTT RLTY "ave Pro ‘R-FAMILA YT FLAT Fors TTHE mre - eS, AOL DAD A | REAL ESTATE—EXCHANGE usiness Chances, Wanted and For Sale Ads 1 oday. ee RETATE AAO | MAS GOTSTe aes wamt flat. south; owner. bungalow. will | farm on or near hard road | EXCHANGE —Denéy corner Kingshigh was , income. big ground ground value, to Grohangs foro for other roperts perts, ot. (*) | CHANGE —Brick bungalow: 5 rooms, 1 west end corner; or cheap — a - . FXCHANGE—Corncr 4-family; St. Vincent av.; 4 rooms, bath, se consid cot- t or smali residence Ww P-POLLACK, 101 N Ph. PMAin 1858. EXCHANGS— 1 8 family apartment; Seuth Side: main thoroughfare: near Grand av. Sure het sapere consider flats or resi lence part pa WwW OLF- -POLLACK, 101 N. Sth. MAip 18558. EXC FLA AN GE—Bricl ck "+ poome, ma i buri- electric : ; - subject =O r equity $7000. Owner Mere hante Laclede Bide xc HANGE SO0-acre Oregon Oounty. Mo.. farm: all feneed, 4- room: modern house. 2 ce vos Owing springs. oulhouses: prict €5000 lear of debt: Warni cilly ne aparten ncome : La. BEN ALTHEIMER & BRO. REALTY CO.. 409 ? Wainwright Bids. EXCHANGE— 4°03 MePherson. corner of Whittier r; double modern, 4 steam plants; — h —onee business property. What Wenders trary Really Ce 209 CHESTNUT. GARFIELD _ 4779-4710. EXCHANGE—1 hare a chent who owns brand-new 57-family high-class efficiency tents for $36.00" finaneed for 3 years $150.000. trade $100.000 equity fer gmaller income property. stocks ceeds of trust. or mi consider ace ranch or farm A Ask for Mr. Davis, He- 402 "hone € 733 in income preperty ae of Value. R50 is Arfieid exchan ee ~— {hes n POMEROY. BERG kK. EL 0... ‘FOrest "ARM—292t, ac: . 2 miles - west of } mMmprovements f see cite RIT ers! de at & Rou é ant cottage er r bunge- 2428 JEtiers nm for. dandy End w- equity bunga ow hange Box M- 380 double ¢ Tiat. sound. FLATS . apartments: want farms or mer- chandise. __MINTON, TITLE GUARANTY SLDG. FLAT Wtd—Exchange double 4-rvom fiat. ie: wom angle flat er Lunga.ow -D Tepe tc’ “a. sincle § and . poems rad tt ca Box. AT Wrd —Exch: ; a.ng stock I yore. S896 - > Siz ed cP... Cont ax «$351 ane $21 hy =e THEIMER HANGE—6915-17 wre IT §, Pe | "sr rr sy -_ oaern é os es ; . az} t ms ; ~ l- ¥ #."a “TN ba: : ; ; iiyt =} " . ' a5 » es o* ‘vibes PRET in Mire 4 BRO. REALTY “ahi Bidz. R ‘EXC HAN 7 Ee “oe “? 558.008 equity ; S sets railroads: ‘bent iva + Terks anc springs nimg: tGeai for ciab pooner war Address owner 7 a eepAmA.e @D eDITAnCes . Park; all m rn aun ang ue th eetiage GLICK. REAI TORS. 822 74 Neu 4. femily apar nen! “Echan for deede of trust or _ Uan 5, x ¥v 4ia) ia Chestra! emer’ eT F "reer? tin oh i--ooe puma Cah gare ; «) fires ceeds of trae wo - pay ov ——Paeta: hungelow Belen eS ow, he- fret car a: Wan lark yom ' ~e © mm city ; te a : AVE ttage- Box D-42 2. Post-Dispateh._ 1 HAVE « ¢room modern trade for & tn .—— or luincts: write or see 726 P St. Louis. INCOME ROPERTY Wta—for bi vacant. 50 feet. 7500 west. Box G-J79. Post- [rispa toh. 'y OWN 6 family esoartma: Park. will neges propery _ LAND Wt 10.000 acres ciear ~~ consid red. ox B-Os, Post-Dispatch ic’t LEXINGTON, 4447 Ss strictly up-te- Wil exchange fer bungalow. N-359, Post-ina. Hance an ‘apariment Box ’ INN—And 3 on highway O1. i hippewa. , PROP ERTY Wiul.- Dew DEmar pay or ox ‘.—Will trade — 3556M 7 part singe flat BAS 24 =. > Dispatch, Hor- for for only a real omy Call [T. FOSKIN-GABSERT-SLAT- Aa ” as ul > with garages; AL, ‘DEI. family fiats, mar 3556M. ! Wta.— Have new 24family containing relvinators. incinerato ms, _—_ > garages iding lots. Box G6, Post- LAT Wtd.— ni Ssned ; ioad uitk equitable deni: i _ (-29. Peat-Disnetch. J a ANE on COTTAS oe WANTED. eo " Ww ‘NTED.~ * 3 attached 6- Suectrc income Dr pos! Lirrnm be *9« . ~~ LAM ATION ANT a AC aN oR coTT ee 23 . 4 a? "ror ITI yr “7 , MARI ES S (OC NTY *‘piendid lT2-acre farm toon large store build iMiprerementa, echecl umpered only fer $6000. RARTM ‘x 608 Chestnut st. - EXCHANGE Por Dec re rA Wil ane for dewhie fat. 37 Lewis ™ residence het-water heat: 4 “doses mal bat w. Cuter. te) orecvet etic apartment. POWERS. _6RY Gravois NEW DOUBLE E TO TR ADF efficiencr: I dition or ae on - ROLAND R.W AJ to SE. ita IF you want tien. lease M. HB. een _; Susiness P RE AL ESTATE Wid.— buy stores and flate; 1-306. Post-Dispatch. HOTEL Wd Will take over large ass) ime or pay cash. 2ev erg! ecatiesed eq ities: G-294. Post-Dispatch. te lease or hare s bw improve. com RODEMYER & or Bungalows, BUNGALOW OF cot garage: South Side Dispates. BI TNGALOW | Wtd.—in rooms; oF bi 2 * G-329, BI ;Al AW Wid.—! "meet not «00 far Poet-Dasnet ch. sabi BUNGALOW Wid —S . aly: arpund $7000. 1S} tke ——— ar eae Wid —! x. 1p to 314.000; have $10 aoe month. BC UNGALOW Wil—@ or 54 er ‘ indenweed, . te Llerms. Box H-#, NGALOW Wid Oe. ~— ee — COTTAGE ee APARTWENT ‘wtd —2r | 5 and 7 rwiie or ° 8 roorne Fh gg ve Enrigh: 147. Post PLAT Wtd —Single REN WW. [OPW ENSTEES | ‘a—Te ber. FLAT oro e im Wr — ee Bex Wr. Bi ) ewtst Toks! bel 2 hes ie ce We — pe 4 - of Teumar. Box —- TY “ows the Le ef eciling to Italians? ouly oti with the! Bell or if recom i south of ef dre.reus ef secari th of Taytor cae way. far roar So rm reorm bare" }- Drtarta toh . _ Post- Drapatch. ves 4 eS buy. modern, hac | fer west of De Baii-° G-273. Fost mre ¢ Unversity Cuy. bedrooms oe Ca Wid — West o of Skinker rd.; com te deal with owner | TILAU a "BROOKS. Bel T poet. MAIn 44 SiMe AHR * re Wid West 10% ~ ¢ > eT nqetandih-te = f.. 4@ux Ai wehighwar % / 1 a, 6 R. * «A ~~ ‘| a rv “> west. “vw a! Tery pr. "REAL a ee om Q aot wn. BV ‘a —— 7 Du 25 314 a ems. an "PEATH DO, _GArtieid 3165 aes ex D- Thies | 7 —} want s sice home ny Parish. Webster. ~ Box P3531. FOR SALE—VACANT ‘North | per foot. ee 1309. 30a 107 $35 PAL scH. "Kealtor, : “Fran NAROLBON BA! KeT iN 1 E. J#fierson 4562. Se ~ yn “pear Bed Baa: fos ake $45 ATERY . 36 Os ae puiiding iota. 402200 west. terms. 31234 N ‘bleck west of “Pair = foot; can reverec | the oe ter 3-reerm | Sat: on ,~ ng . ’ . Ak ott %. 480% (ar Oates it Wainwright Mar‘us. Ts [A aE TT vE AV Neer _Pom-ih st $50 Sot Box G3 Sorthwest ” Griete- Thee Parkview Seo arnt. i 148 Owner 5680" Ww rear Marcus; $55 ‘foo. rk a! Ios WENE WSKI. 4103 Wash. wie RO W Con, BEASTIE AND Etci. — S521°0 all terrevermen TE STH. MAIN. “4258. of buiness Call Lindell : PORTS. ARSERTSLAL ‘ERY. DekS . AKE NOTICE rte heice cernera. im ba a Ls@org- MAIN 4258-59 sTu BUILDING LOT Mente Maffitt avr. sbowt 1o@ feet et restughwas bi Titx L36 fr aparter oe aca carag’s weet nef re tn sides. an De neem % Hiiie Sl i. ‘* eTe-de Moaiiy : eae } a 70 pier Vane ~Pad MAEM! =. ay Soot: wil div iste, ivr. Gx AND See. —in Holly Hille. 35 & cheap r3 :¥ SI ibs ary ¢ * yr Ts: > 2408 os Rat i. é & INV. €O. JE2. 5685. 13! wei Zo. aice sie" Trapona die jouu lt This sTound is wugt- : NAERT, RKRiversive __ re se. 7 oe re — "with | N43 a ‘om. st i ern ot. . sie ceaud Saber pi. Pua. eas ~Foat. | “2 Rand 14866. @ oa’ | sus acign borh ieenbae || a ft 414F. rv ie aad « Pr : Sa w4 +. Droved sro}: rrsand High a sich. weet. ar ar > oh Roy be SCETMDS ts ax” te Tae | -~. ie <0: i; 6430 “Marnadule = A. oc : ate * Geee.s coca + - — ete pets: Spe we lo. Ett clbeceer | ers (hep Owoer Bex | # | SIDE VACANT | be tte oct a ete of 6800 a per 1 ak H. Tobey Realty Ca. Rivevente 5am

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SiUNlaY, MARCH 6.1927, ay oH. @. 1927. 22000 REAL ESTATE For Sale, Exchange, Wanted, and Bungalows, Cottages, Flats, Apartments, Residences For Sale Today: south: owner |, Ss INCOME W, Wa a Es TE—WTD. TO BUY SUBURBAN PROP. E.FOR OR SALE | SUBURBAN PROP. FOR SALE SUBURBAN PROP. FOR SALE | SUBURBAN PROP’Y FOR SALE | SUBURBAN PROP. FOR SALE, ungalow, wil - . ; ‘ A ° ~ E k ‘0. x rooms urnace, — " fatur r auuilu . *. sr. | trusts; wae. WOO Jpprecents invest timens” an — Speee only _ isin ‘respon, _LE JHE nigel bare ip 8830.' _ | BUNGALOW— Modern: beautiful ground; git: Beak near car line; lot pbx 90. mach: ae pb Bagg 4 metal mame LOT Beautiful; in Northwood Park. Fer- home - "8 rooms, ail tue bath, ; io 4 es 3 - ; " 7 — ————- roo 3 2 4 100 ‘ PuLe Cash an od good. clear vas = libera! terme: open Sunday or see oi Two Cyt NTY ¢ OLTAGES nice rooms. bath furnace. garage: corner LOT ~h0 150; bu id r h Weil lo- - aS my ae MESS BopenhE NCE oy? ~~ + Me corner: Ske AND, DE MUN—South sast ooh EX REALTY & MORTGAGE CO.. T E BOUGHT CHEAP | Oppasite ‘sonnantis cote Club; ‘ ty scorate end Wesley ava: | “cated lot. Hood” Natural e% bees: 4 "0 » . ; ; - t : > oo mbt yo : fio le c e ‘ ‘ e750 . Post: ‘Dispatch. ‘REAL ‘ES'TE—wT. TO | bite & PUN oe FLA AT Wid—Near De!- oa wits in Hilicrest. PRospect t 3436. 1c99) DROS TaN R687 Pack eae Sen, 3: room frame fur- || feeg 9 “es oe bee. Bo os I nCOR RNET & Zeipic. SiAie 4560. na "Sst 50 onist agg AM ts SHO — Fully | BU NG ALOW OR FLAT bat —, reity City. Owner only. Call | VELMAR 71 74—-200x192. best offer Goodfellow: " north of Florissant av. 6. * ) Mr. be ers " - aso Ce EE per * FOre fon; owner will or 6 rooms: must be dene, "Hi e p vive buys. CAbany 7531. (c) |room bungalow: lot 75x190: price rig! f d, 118 or ED WARD I BAKEWEI L |: if al - a weer i e farm or what | South Si t “modern. hav- | EASTON @95 ; J ght for 4s 444 | on Pe NORMANDY, pe {7500 Natural B | Sous S86; nave gy opah, | Give ha ot ew To bur: Mer De’ Bel ) pet fools nowt rene een: ee | eee e} | de 118 N. 7th St. | $LENI ——— | “rd.)—7-room brick bnugalow: lot Bie . Oreon E. & Bj Gceulars. Box 3-46. om-Dispas . fer west of De Bali-| $10 per foot; sewer, water, electric, gas, | ERSKINE, 73 r | corerstlniversity or 4 Zs : bedrooms - “ C, 5—4-room frame cotta THINKING abo ut bay? ng 4 “home? at ; i ss) | BUNGALOW W114 —Cottage. um bear. Box G-273, Post- | (ney erma, | — a 35% 1 ater, sewer, garage, ace: me build one for yuu aud save you sine GArtiela 5555. st ig new Sacvingion ane Sourta, ac AMAKDY Si 7213 G1 block south of ot ie x . - | : 4 bath. strict! der d- t; resi-| party wants to buy at on ___.______ | HOME—Lot 90x145: De Mun-Alamo: ell 25; price only $2500 with | money. If you have & gved, clear jot in = ed b f pets: barnate? am on eee " .| owne ; Doe cirest ¢ ‘mie | “- . : i . ‘ 1 SSS — y beautiful oak trees: bargain: owner. Natural Bridge) —New 6-room b = A of Kings) ugh- | owner that 7 anxious to eel « ——-wia West of Skinker rd.; | improvements: dirt. cheap: ow ner. (7) | $500 feounty, I will build au id finance for a | AR DUE MR ere TIVNE Kirkwood 61 ow "I tile bath, hardwood floors, furnace, uti- stripped, cot — oR. are rignat, 3] $802 _ Allemania et. ee ve BUR BROOKS, Belt Tele-} fruit tre ° and | FAL K. 75°R- . 7 : | bungalow, or if you have no lot, will : : PER shade trees INCOME PROPERTY Wa —— iy -_to , * Poin 0344. | LOTS—3 ota pire ca G0 feet ans | electric: vig Tt $50 down. $60 a help you buy one. Call PRospect as | BR I J N C A iO W G | eee "Stent Contax Fi rH) iit; owner for cash: private Parwy only Sal Rte id. —-Wes! End: have dou- Dale. WLAclede 91 ar eet. 7 | month; $3750. (and jet’s talk it over. Nv obligations. (c? | ) Small cash payment and only $30 | sel, «a — a aun of Post-Dispatch, : es «South Side all rented and | , & SOI aru 4. H. VOCKS. | IN BRAUTIFUL Wkai Muon rAKK a) |; Monthly and interest ti will buy ikle” 6- | [UCAS AND HUNT, 3512—New 6-room ; show thi or county. Box IXVE STMENT P ROPERTY Wid x “pe fa $25. N00 home ; must be r¢ ntl ye eae Pparument siles: 8500 | S255 Ie ivanhoe. HTland 2849. i Jitra modern colonial bungalow o read j 7 SIDOD ON Down |room modern brick bungalow with hot- bungalow ; must _ open all day. | _for cash, _ Bog G- 39, : Post- -Dispate ~~ a - flat priced r ght ‘ | Lor nan = ' cvy) PR SCO, 534W —Gien Aa’ e He! gt ts, ee anite construction, 6 rooms and au " ) a ae heat. tile roof Garage: near publi. _POMEKOY- “BERG aR. re F Orest | 7067. want farm, | 4 TS Wt. -Buila frame cot a oR HEATH ©O, "GArfie "id B165 | 39x16 anion bl., between Wells and Rinse tke east Frigco Glendale station: 6 | 72°™. hot-water heat, 2-car garage, , 4 ! Choose your lot and the design and schoo]. churches and street car. 1 block | | WEST PLACE, 35 90-71. -room briek; [; mod- ANTY BLDG. | there is | a Missouri of Ii} ~ a =: nrestricted. Owner, 3916 Fad. aoe ge — s, bath, smal] Sleeping porch. hot- | Clayt nD rd , also high grade 6-r tyigned™ zt arrange. ment of the house you like and north of Leckwood on the Sanning rd.-i ern: will take automobile or lot part pay- ae | H-1R&S) Post-Dispatch _ Feet Wanted plo [S—-Arbor ter.; Moorlands Drive and |$en00. ¢ all conveniences: garage; price ape - aryene, hot-water — aoe we will — you in building. irAP a, See 812 W. enemies. Glen- ment; _ ope nl ws today. VoOreat Fills i€ y sae . ae rt arner av. DEImar ' 6223. (eR?) i ne WEhster 1246 ~ |fioors, tiie bath, eedar ciosets. IBD Bo- | | When house is completed. move in || gent on premises tod THis ‘NEW BUNGALA AT A RGAIN / TANTS . w td. -From hes t My é ; =~ % 7 —-- ae } » . . " -™ pe) ‘he ; " ; | 7 ’ al uy "business or ten- | “m district of Newstead to Kineaicr anima Bice vid—Small; souch or soutn- LOTS—In “Park, on Arch | iter. | HOON ER DRIVE, 320—6-room bungalow. | 1404 pl., just south of 7324 Clayton, botn || and we will arrange payments to suit Garfield 2060) ai! REALTY oS. Normandy pl., 1 block south of 97, Post-Dis | & a from St. Ng to Carter a ' — , close 0 town; BY ageiits. }iox D-0d, nea r Litt A ower Chure h. FO res‘ 267. iot tg At price $5000. John P. Ont. WE ‘NZ Sunday 1 to 2. eld 1427 your pocketbook. Located in i r d S15A Chestn nyt ” foome modern: earage. very modern, 3 uae "Wid — " | —_ ae : ras Vii, buy in suburbe; to bought at once. Box “W SR. ae 2 conn Bd Hé Uses Two 4-rvo om > for Tp or rent: a IVE IN THE Coe NTRY i i ou iw est ar ot? Jennings 8 OE today ERG & JONES. REALTORS. mo, full information in nad ee. modern home: deal with owner | | LOT—S50-foot: all improved; shade: _DETERING, 3627 Gravois. PRospect 1833. | 4 strictly modern 4 or 5 room matt brick | © ———— ltnl lopation jarge tia sctric refrigera ; E he 47 N h. TY¥ler $25: | Old Halle Ferry rd., 6 miies northwest : | $°1.336- af LOres : district Bap off a8 rent. N. 1ith. 4 (c) cae Si bante get line and Wise ‘ps “oy chicken farm. Carson and Ramona of Baden; ‘hew 420 m bungalow, water, || = bey a +4 poe) Bese av, Dus i! — ne a ey rooms and bath: modern ‘ore. 876 ¥ y NG bs 1S Mud. es payment. Box ~t price, % &- -_. 1D: San Francisco and i Sophie ' of Fi Hy Es nd rent L—% r , oC es | = ar be ; toe 50: yy ayer ras and furnace. ta E CHIC KEN FARM Choice County Acreage | Horst man nn, 2 1008126: hom _ sae open >t 25 pap today a ee of » | ima , : |SPOT cash paid for bargala in any ki MOLEON- HAIRS TON R. E. CU.. th wee KEANE FRANKE 5204 | eend ester lt a anc ; — Manchester road Kirk- | d 800 : KL ; exe for ~ ga n in any nd NA is x. » & A cE. iM oad wate al n 7 electric £3000.- “TO” : . roa near ir ' ’ ’ , ~ } ND TY TRU ST cnH.. A * = have ec Post Dis gi quick action. Box G- gi i. _JET ierson 4561 , hestuul Bt, ears a. oe PROS es se with all convenienres close ey pp . f arn. — ry house - Fight acres in Kirkwood, with 8- EDw.. KUBS RETY CO., Jindell 4; cay, SP git Union an St 11 ce uD to 310.000. | | “AMISDAa “Se 0x12) ; ” Sac raine nto. near “Red Bud: lA YT 68x1! 50: east of 8961 Olive: business CNnoojs, stores +r S4500- all f the ~ ‘ rion ii “i, Wit 7) O 4£U room house: hot-water heat. bath. $5 00 outbuildings; has 871 front feet isdieaiiniaiililieadiak Kirkwood siaiiea BALANCE v iewex av.: 40 fruit trees, lots CLAY. 417-19-25 8.—New brick bunga- | jm, of grapes. good well, two cisterns, _ lows: 6 rooms. the latest and most up-to- | BUYS A VERY pie HOME OF refrigerator. | date: mone i Cindel’ D617, ®811 FE 555 | TX LARGE ROOMS mont (ali sinde!l| 9617 “2ston. | 2» acres on Manchester and ‘EAST ARGONNE DRIVE 9 20 (Ki an pear: Reception hall, fine bathroom. nice pentrz, Dietrich roads; fine for nursery. aS ASTON AES DOREY Es a erng } laundry, hot-water heat. garage: scree 18 acres, % mile east of Denny foaees this arteriiee 195x210; $500 in front porch. fine condition throughout: . 7 i - _ ee ‘3s 6 oun. see 1530 a iu av., half block =~ "‘Oad- “se : i ~ r ms not water heat. i . : VW vA HING 4 i) 2 36——7 lagge Teor ns, of St. , : ; Charles rd. ve bath. servants’ quarters; all kinds | 2 of whi sre 1OZAZ8 eun rooms, mod- | DROZ ’ ik . ; NCIE rt 7 ° - . of fruit: outbuildings. | ern; ef 0. $10.500: po , reasonable otter | FRA is PE tRY-RUTH. 110 N. 7th st cr CW co. sus pore etres overlooking the beant | ARD BANK REAL, | ga iow: all a “7 $3" Sone bath: eramec Valley 4 5 rooms, ~ } j SW bre f re noon or f «trede)§ = double | mis oy phblnag 3 7" Ls A SLATERY , 15 N. 7th, oxi FE NBERG & & ‘JC SNES REALTORS, he balance cht on - - P. Figg ye’ . ie ene l « ENT. EY AU... Kealiors, Rirtoweed 38. meighborhood. for; ARE you being forec es Wil pee Beciial building lots. 40x00: |_ FOrest a 2909 N. Union, (to Charlack rd. or drive out St. Charles|¢ 2S ACKE CLAYTON RD. CORN ow. Box G-334,' chase outright or refinance. Box Gamer Page. 7000 west; terms. $124 N.| MeCAUSL 7a 2144—Lot 447x155. ‘all » JACM a! r € a ted Aan to SB COR. CLAYTON AND CEYER. RDS. | ale post: Dispatch. E i . owner COMax 33! 0. gee Lar ACK ra ni? ort i a ilfie, an rd > iia —— leel y 7 pe: ge and Geyer nauity oder | ds for” lock weet of Fai : ~ Sy ah 5 ‘selaeiees - ' at ' SAD sii ‘ i UB \ rult CPR. Trane s, equity modern WILL buy at once for cash 1 100 -foot es Morne orner. 1x1 20: block weei ’ a.“ M y 21800 iot aac r ‘fic ed. $1400: sick ne z8 ~ ~- _ —~. ; ‘ ; _ — ~~ a pee © r re ry black berries: lowk ‘teaans wrt sth, unincumbered., | — “D: le =i public garage. Box G-305. "; a per foot; yo rev Rox M-64. Post Dikpateh. | | i = - ers ache | nt coLiageé. bungs- | | Ont SDA CT) as 7 Det "120x778 or 1 2p pla e ; owe ‘ I OLIVE 1 T RE} aT R D.. 734- 26 Hox: 30): rif aa 4 “ nO re } ¢ . ’ ; - r ni ( aA AU NC E a P. HE ATH CO. Garti 1 2165 Chestnut * HAVE CASH BUYERS CONDITION £3 i eek TERY. 15_N. | Universi _* ily. satiate e for business cr! field and Pourtt, ae & ftner. Gar- ange, 225 Euclid 5 OBsHCT FEAR} MON NEY AT % i {t., yz “Alcott......$: 5 pve 4; ding” kp sents " iaegusate - 20nNe 4 ate; R. : 5 ake PR TTY NE w BU NGALOW ‘room brick Peni. ran MENFELD REALTY ©O., 310 TINE Mt, $8xx, Cart " oe pom 7 v0 F. W. Gelan Realty Co.. 5455 Gravois ay. JACKSO rict'y modern_ sell on terme or GUARANTY BLDG. MAIN 1609. ae Sf 48xx Kingehighwav N ss os 8 PERSHING AND LAUREL—,. W. comer: | ui RasaD. eae owner. Call PArk- YOUR Lor OF * HOME IN ON : ~"Pse ’ nee ‘yy y ner, 3400 Hum- WE have } buyers for flats. houses and i a a CO Owaterient Bla: 35 feet: corner lot: ideal home site witt . | ness ts ey For guick action, see =a ER R. ~ = : = ~~ | Art M: iseum in the background: $100 ner 7 ie witb | FILLY er co. a BRGARETTA AV —Near Marcus; 30 foot Owner. Lindell O279J eG) jreite: pri th } alow and ga MAin 2457 23 Chesta at $50 fet. Box G74. “Post #-Die. RESIDENCE L oT—I Mun and Arund: 4]. | Per acre. Call FoOrest 3 ‘$29 Jrel-; In an exclusive ibdivision. “focated in Fer WILL = Y ‘your ‘property ; he ick acti Z Pe bargain for cas! C Aban y 418 ned ar. _SunGay Cail JEfferson 302, _ Bpact us nid hoon, est or pera. Bo. | R. Podo isky, 722 © “hestnut, Swe cf ee fl thw t 7 ee ft h “ —7- acre aet, Brown rd. s “if With fireplace and bookcases, : ; ay. or _ — ue Bel 1 0-ft. lot ater — Angium: Od soil, some fruit and crenes iit-in tub and pedestal washsiand Ww 11.1 ov = 4. ‘ flere Box Su, |e, cat sell sour property. but it WMMMecie epOwNS Lainie 1002. (cl) ~ ON THEOHULI-—MARVEAND TER, “cheap for cash. Box M927, Post D MODERN BRICK . _ | men Can se!} it. We hh: ave many buyers am ; oe =20. block w_ Fi , rissant 85x 19; ask ates — hargai n. Lor—x« .. st Andrews: “ jen mae & 4 if) A ivr automo tle homes, single and double flats. apartmenmegll COltax rT oF anes TE we Lal ATI 0. GArf ” HeAS anc mM OF 775x183. KAMP, Niacin ars Fae . | : 4 - ereeey wr oer rr 4 ’ i } | t 5. = “ Foul ror an wna ff t’ lot aie © i md or farm, 3715 N.|and bus) nees property. Phone us pa : BE 50-1: genevieve. a CHAT 2 V.HEA a sates ¢ SES. | 108 KN. Hh. G igs ae > 150; in fome Crea s on the. et He ate Realtors | and transportation: 8 rooms. 5 -haye south- SPENCER. 2303- Overland: cottage; jlars of ye Theodore Dare our sign On it, EASTON AND v A DEVE TER LAYTS—--Sixtvy iIxembur: r 4) Wine seat “A sages rm exposure: large open porch on east: 4) roo ‘ > orthweet corner: 40x112: unres on 7 tral a a , i 1 m Ol' NorMalr | ern i ©. 1are v 4 a reoms, water. electric cinder road; ga 165 r et x = KLTY. 00. ee see. ' COMax 2447. ; : ee 76) miockes weet me 7 ary rl, on /30'5-) HL B. st RK. AMP & COo., 6211 Baston. |S | Mas bedrooms: lot 115x150: a home | rage; $29; terme. A Ry for “$1 3 S165. st —12: So 148. on north side of Lee _ —— }miester ay. — MAC HA! EK tate? } aoe ARRSW OL D ACRES” — oo a | . i 28 interest particular people. Kirk- ‘VERONA. 2431-33-45—4. 5 and "room a 2 a Re Rte Om oe Re Aa ce le a Ella il a aT aap Nett np va rv beret ~ CHARMING COLONIAL HOME truit; In restricted district. close to schools | Baitimore. | Ovérland, Mo. ee gt tt tt tt i tt. a agg tt yi Ot i ea eat et at cr ee a ee ge cg OO yf Og a ti al cag aaa ay ag a atl. a gyn ngalow, University |~ NO “COMM ISSION—NO ppstiNG ; » £600 west. Owner, 4627 Lee. CO? ~ 40-FOOT LAT ON ‘NORTHMOOR, LOT —Choice. for bunza iqey i vOK one | bine ; ispat: h. IMMEDIATE SALE—ALL CASH ' Hew. ee “(e ) 40x: »®. in peta Dior k Northmoor drive: North Point sub a wha ees pop necianf on Wont ) me rye aie is. ; COR RIG BEND AND GEYER | a a yo being sacrificed: A. srs. — i { b W Al ON ( ~~ 4 ty in S- room “nouse Will buy any kind of St. Ys real . - antes $50 “jewn ~$i0 — Wers. > iT A ; r } ce MAY so cash Call MAin LAR? 4 Pes A Ride ron? ‘ 1. park f LG 50 , i is N R IAD ; 3 acres, modern frame house; I 8105 Page. Wabash 568. quick aale: ifa\ ing | tate bargains from $100 Lo $10,000; ww ua Seer ras. gr anitoidc « Scooikh in} Li ] U NIVERSITY ane S—ONT. ¥ $70 FoOoT lA / —_— "hol ‘¢ “BOs O1M) a yy (%% reon\ ; , : rafice mor.n 2108 (FJ ‘ io » 62 ‘ i ' ib ~ eh 1 i risco e&talion; will saci ifiee A, ‘D- SON r RD. ” 332 aaiaten - Just gout tay ic) |lote, flats tenements, cottages. Y (CG, Terrace. Kingshighway “Northwest v e: higgest-bargain in| ter gas electric: real bargain: ° , onan g¢ Brentmoor om weet; pr operty has ail | (NEAR LITZINGER ROAD) | for immediate sale. Riverside Dame. (Ce) | “yack ‘§-room bric bu | dition or jocation See , a I “wane. Lillian: 500 nerth and S900 west; the } i" : eee our sign’ 55 feet: worth SRO.) ter a Be. any 4800 gl improvements, Cé¢ lor plat 14] Fight acres beautifully embellished i BEAUTIFUL KIRKWOOD HOME in. £ ace. hardwood floors: prios @—Trade 6-family | ROLAND wich 314% Sen Be ‘ATH CO la ¢ ; | sir. : ra” Si 4 - Pe f ¥ ” ~ ‘ 16S . : . - ity , rT} - P - * . ; , D rovine, ears f UR {in on ae Walsh. . _ eign 4 inc tA a oe ‘tela 316 = | LOT—5: *x110 feet. on Bartr av (Cit. cme My 614 Chestnut. | , with shade, fruit and ornamental "oo igre Sdecorated with cas: KEANE & # FRANKE. 1008 Chestnut st . . +x a3: ‘ rsice 7s ‘ > 7 ad + we : ovr i . e ‘“é , 7 7 + odes Rang a ‘ea ‘ “ ; ; i Y) De f) id . wypr * ’ or j ca - Mieesich. ; Bis rou want to lease ea business loea : oe — mee RT ILDING A HOt SE ¢ 194 Ww sin ae s , oe a ¢ 201, Bx " omen : | ga : FP) — Upros ements that could | : ‘ allie. new fixtures, new hot-waler | GArtield 0564 S0xx Uiah. & || ,tion. or have a business location team round: $55 foot Most wonderful r sidence Jot on West- | a ee , : — ACR EAGE BARG AIN | epi le* ou madeone of the | | ati living room 17x30_ with | “9614 TENNYSON AV, eS A a gy 108 lease or improve, comimnun eate with | a Pat Pet al ' Mpa. 3 . more ee” drive, west 726: fy: 102 feet: ly .. ‘ ' eAy : 4 sa 4 ‘ m, J 10) ly You can now biry 7} acres, 75 acres u0BL a. lractive piaces in the county. fi Bw ‘e, dining ro om ‘ 5xii a!l 5-room frame with stone adiacent. on tl , o — pays Le sacrifice e75 a for t: Mt what vou : are. ; py ALE UnEAOWs r 30 res fronting on at Fide Maz . > - lm fe rial il ee . ” . ; r n r | ~ # ) 109 Oth, NT at uih ede emi e : 8 + —_ aw Ci oe Pacer se a tif an , ATL a ais t 100x200. echool and movin ieture Reta 94. — = . Soa en a nan ee . aS me a. west of Newsies nin aianttc anaes i ee Gir - - wo Chestnut. | ——_ — = oa yaten, ___.'|| chester r “s between Bollas and Les leres i} EDW . LL. BAKEW ELL | | fine a3 fore rT ueT é . BO) | theats r across street. For partiediars cal ia oe _ — , * a a en ee ee Spee Sa n LAYTS choice, in Ganne an ads, at $1000 per acre; this vi will # . . | | KIRKWOOD IST OO., Re: tors.(csO) | ye Reers 81 : road. WA GRend 01 : « “4 Sidewalk. aley im ade Bie , , . ... . _REA “ar TL ING. LOT En make (Tiel | / ru 1 ; roornes rT} ‘Orrsy:e in ve: y BO on; buy pod -or 11% N. 7th St. — we — craton iaiiaa edit b/s aw. O4 St. Charles Abas . oie & 2 rt "th ot. : Mp an 8 4 ! Vaile eet RESIDENCE LOTS or pace acceso Sesinese sienna! Wante 2 = Sm _ Hit et = ——. eee ig ee xx Pe rshing r- for home and i #t- + ‘tt ». MWarage: B1d,2 : yer an iirst choice. é ee eae ; GArtield 6555. PA Sewer. sidewalks, tele- | | doa ¥. Dickmann, 2 812% &, Grand. LAr. 0670 ont. Monday.(c} REA yo EST ATE WwW id -——No . agen 1s; Ma te var se Phe : ome . ment: Wl Mh ade fo * income property. ai a Phoic ea cena | ee a, LAW MIS, Room 215, ; ; a. nho ne. water: only BK — 07 wis | FINE BU NOALOW—2307 W WOODSON RD. mts, flats. bust. | b tiv stores and flate: have cash. : re a j a Be rs, aver Ww beter _ m 208 —— — ds taercine .. an d sche ® nO | aa, fr s | en SOR. Realt: r Kirkwood 1158 or 9 Ww One viock to care; lot dee 4s wel) ead vecant lots: 22906, Post-Dispatch. “i ks; fine’ for bungalow ie Soke dae eee sani ‘ Na et | asi WESTWOOD FT. ACE cr arp Duilt 2-story. 8-room * brick a million, Write | ’ , TAW a ‘KI. } a cikviees Leet es weet ee | ’ pr) Cre hardwood floors,’ bath, furnace, naan a een. Wee | aS HOTEL W ANTED | a to Arkview 19225. _ ae sei Se. 5 aeptead ec RGALOW. rates 3 sec | NEAB MO: HAG AND FRISCO STATIONS | pascment; large front porch; 3-car garage; . ‘pi ili take ove r size proposill % ai Cn rane = Fe! OXF: TAGE OD i, ana 93 Aygo a on FOom Orc jeat, electric, | ‘ . i rice a —— assume or pay ‘cash - Want ge put é E COR.” spt e-AN0-e EUCLID. Ciavton rd. east of Ro'end Drive iouse and 1° actos @ grou nd on the new +. mot and cold water; large porches; | oT LY. Avi ING city MU be —| JOHN $* BLAKE i BRO 815 ‘6 Chestnut” et. =aeer eo er attowm fi ¢ fom . & ‘ : AY) Bs HOLM PHALT ; ale Bee ee PON rent i ) ol de 4) x roorme, rawoo oors. bat ; PI riuniiy ‘in Ari- several scattered equities: part pay. _SORTE _it N. STH MAIN 4 PA R-SYM ‘ in 2045 ; a2 1A ual { roe Aa Mle ca! P. Rate cite $50 fim, eee Price $6000. | electric: tot _ 19 x1 70: improve d with 50 ‘CASH, BALANCE “LIKE & | a _ farming land: | { G-204, _ Post- -Dispatec h. f x] 50: half block from car line at ry. dining room, kit ‘h er and den ‘ 107 WW n- i BC NGALOW—6- -poom ian ry —— Call , Bl NGALOW Witd—S rooms: or fist: - LEALTY CO. modern ; . @gutty in large ef- | over $6500 or $19" S00: in — re W LOT—In Holly 343 SECT] - . oe _— ee 1 ; = : aalees look’ L Pie, Oe on made street terme: Sunday. 207 | stairs: three master bedrooms and maid's | 743 eh terins easy. Neffing. vores. oF smaller income | district: all cash: no agents. Box M- Buck sale, Riverside sas \ ! ie Sete al ~ : ung ov, W. Pendleton av. Brentwood. MeCRADY.|room on second floor attic; Holland fur- | 164 : Only a few lots left, as many were large corner lot: gara aertt yi any giz! acres in @nv Part of ‘Be ; , CN | Poet- Dispatch | Post-Dispatch. See LOT in Holly Hills x 1 Pel cena mig» 1 a . age. Oe. dar eee Oe” kak cn. |) S360 C ASH BUYS THIS BUNGALOW. | nace, with oil burner; stationary tubs in GALOWS——In Arbor Terrace: 4 ‘University City City Bungalow ceeetiininaapings . solid during the past few weeks. in sickness. 160: ‘High land MOUs unt) lave some real 7, re ry . . y of $1300 in 5-| BUNGALOW Wid.—-To buv: 56 or Mr iichs tapas 00 OF = LACInds By xOw and ui d if rou want to RE SIDENCE t Lou ~— pees Seah ' 4) VY mm IAS Balanee like rent; 1430 Dorothy av. | | Jaundry ; lot 180x750, “ae vy a a 5 Foose. a nS mode 4 Natuta Ming house. Vall) rooma, m odern; north or northwest, & S). Kichmann, SOREL SE LT (©? enjoy courtry life. free from emoke orm &-recm col : “tenliing- Scar wae | | BEST LOCAT'ON IN COUNTY ~ | Brentwood; 5 rooms, stucco, bath, furnace, nS eo $1900 tn A - > rey ~ r —_ rock | or " “G Ne Py je i, Driv cnar ta _(c) , over 37500 will pav cash. State “i s. 3 will divide; ra th al thy _advat ntages and improve- - en aoe - root ay gage iggy r Tor tourist camp and ehicken dinners . | gas and electric: close te car a ; | fo . ont it) —Cotti et. 5 2 — wing 7] Ts : a eg iv ie m7 — 4. We KERR Cv-. 107 _N. Om, : OATS Ww vr os noon ; COTT AGE- . ‘7 roums. fixtures ym os trust On | “ation ar cash Box “ min oe liv a> ft r ap ?* rooms. £arez nt on ‘ 4 ) ial __HENT NLEY CO. Keglt oy “Eck Tr od 283 like rest: price err CAbany $412M. do N-365__Post-Dis. | COTTAGE Wid —3 or 4 room. in eS — poco Holbrook-Blackweldér lation: chear ust 4 iwest of Denny. north side of Manel | Carsonville | SSS HOUSE—4 rooms, 2 up and 2 down; tent , $30: price $2400: $200 Gown: bargain ee oO ‘ Morris, owner, 2810 Oliv KIRKWOOD TRUST CO. PNNINGS RD. 4516—Mewy eed bu ~ $4950: terme. room : “county 8 ‘? ~- K. KE. & INV. @ Q. Jef. 5085. setinmppsemesnniniens _ a —-- -— none TOMRO} INV. ( 0. 6: 23 Fasten, (eR ) “Ge | bine ks orth of Ram ona. Park or Carson SRS S450, | orrex lave °F ora tourit U2 1—~ or ner 125x125: nice lo ee ae Ss! MME BP HOME— 7-3 hon lot x rd. a a ea : it ING business; want |exeellent condition as down gqreee . ma fine for home. reasonable. _ flirt ‘at. electr Wai or NTRY ESTATE AA BUNGALOW—-4-room, bath. furnace and | 1 be aaa . ~ Ki> . GSLAND 3514 (oOyuUdg Wet) — ne biovk south Natural Bri ~ak™ 6-roem bun- calow, tie bath. furnace. 2-car garage: | kN KMEY ven rik whe ¥. oo. ) 31° Grand i ‘igen af _——- ) abc © month by. PArky iew 2481. —— , SON. 29°) a 10 vx l 30 th 1 ‘ cial row n for - » ¢° : garace ° price $4251 ), $100 Caah, $25 oa r ARANTY BLDG. COT TAG Ee Ww id -~ 4 or 5 pak - ’ pon conce. This eT ne is 1} - oe 42) SUBURBAN PROP’Y FOR SALE rooms, bath. furnace, electric; new: own- Hillerest : Clayton : ; ~ War ‘rTrink Thy ‘wr * oes er £10,000. * siaihinptineee rored — ———-~- , rie and. water ants quick sale. DIBHL. 680 ia Be Sea . it neighber 006 ; | Af "RE of ground with electric 4 ‘ {iver id ? > vy I~ a —— c ar Ty Joreint Hien Fowing a Riverside [——_ will eell_ for best ater: leaving ¥¢ ie Riverside 200 tat ae \"y BROOKLINE TER, 128- CY-roem,, bot a | ' Flats, ‘Apartments: Wants L ie) | city tox H-26, Post-Dispatch. ri Sl FT. MANC HET ER RD. CHEAP. | water heat, tile bat! narawo Ba : ak ee om ee ga Ki for at ores, filling ast ation 4-rool Sr ° 1¢ A li | @-car a a! ; Bae 77 1 BOL PY 3 of Manchester rd.: APARTMENT Wtd —t?r flat. 6-fa ais weet ot 418%. fo" vd t UNF | , ‘: . 4 acres stnall house: abo houes ly ~ cK Ww BRO’ OWX, GA ow mily ideal $ fe anish eee are master Du 4006 CHOUTEAU 5 and 7 rooms. or @-famiiy Tat, Peete seho r By ” niles from Ferguson: price Sa0 ". le 8833 “" iSheter 1NOR Ww aroum and 1 sins ned mes an bats K- SeurT fl TY oO. _CONMax S751. > \6 © geen *. THOGETT | in N orth P : WECHER, p Rows oct Ou 7 GR AF & CASE. Ferguse 2 Mo. ee 8 IN rac f 10 acres, just west o f Webd- |: - two tile bathe tuis is located JAR’ rsMOoOR so lots eac h 550x200. near | r cr w ANTES dD ; il ‘ad x 7 lear 10. roeomTn residen _ ; . -rondelel Parks ew ACK EAGE — 7, = Ladue road exte! om Be a so ; ne ete an A ee ’ ted n ne | art ‘ iitlorest. with abu ne | ‘ ayt ton and North and Soutn rde.. $2 rT Bt ; heat. two-ear garage, chicken “~ cs cenpyer hy 77-6. part pay. 3 wy ighw %’ * and 3700 leet front: re ia! buy at $825 acre. |, uh t r less than $1000 per aeré. Box | dam D pet ace surrou tifull uy two r foot. Call WYdown 0. S074. ae house: beaut'ful landscaped gro ~_— _— pat r = EO. * ROLYAAB Agent, | Box R-35u. Post- Dispeted. 3856. Post-Dispatch Car £% 7 mee eure — 7 ‘USE—Attiractive new 7 ‘room house. 21: of 1% acres, with many love! oire yodale @ i lock north Natura’ Bridge Sosa: ‘fine or bungalow: price aa (ENICKMEYER-PLEER RLTY. & INV. Co. 3129 N. Grand COlMax 3425. PINE fe ne ve me “a Beautiful ~ 5-room b' low - modern. _ t EN witw D “42 ewer Lawn: ¢-room | frame cottage: “Fy and toilet; cheap: | $35. ie) SOUTTI DRIVE. 6207 (Pine Laws) -— @ rooro brick bungalow, all convenienses ediate answer. FT = At ® , ot4 th erniehow' h : ‘ LAT in s ecuth: at “yie "ie sut. , CE ING LOoTs — — bave several rea ; mn resi ; rey on and 2-car garace: near Polo Drive | trees and shrubs; 450 tront Arve | bargain. Guner, _cAbeny 5732. ses f Wiad — ~ " - m - “ » “7 huw , Re 6 & | Th ' nt aa ~~ REN Mi. Lor we eT RAN @15 (live. a’ Jen 5 . ik gt (‘heap $10 do wn ans + 1 iid DuUVvEe dencres lots improved. eat, p : and 7h ! } — P] v ALLEY ; : . : avton Phone wy ad: wo AL aOW. io j reasonable terms. “F. WANTED ’ — wf 8 ye Pe ‘ : vot : i’ } 1 t} r« ; ~ . r LAT Wete | — ‘> ee a'n i. 4 4 or & ws oy Fouvi ‘- : 4? . BR pti lot oe : . 4 iv? moved acreage ter , ++ yi? : ot + iT } al ~ . ; | #-family, o-rocm South Side. * a "1 d04. Post- pape evtre ‘us. ee see . A. | acttie the rent mp : ue. te ad 4 e. Lar ppee yy Raa) Esetate, Valley Park. Mo 199) | —— ; WE HAVE DE eIRARL E HOMES AND '| MODFEN BROOM BE mh ky ao NGALOW rn hake ‘ ! § a anid Ni Lula sridee. Jar ‘ . - os ' . : ' ‘ / rm “law "niwereit wy . ye ; : . Ging; eins ade’ Vie tee ; TL waXta tea J = Tar) — = ras . wae ~ WE HAVE LARGE AND SMALL A¢ v4 4 Cet. our list of C ounty ve re- ie Pre iy Wig we) my City, Alta Dena ' | Beantiful location, aes hot-water tie 7 +aetes. } ; Ee. Z i i - / a : ' ~ ce ano sO, | ood | : R22 ‘Chesinut FLAT OR RESICE NCE wt | pe Gece fivicale ‘Wa ALDWIN ~315-—¢-room Dricx. sii ail CAT ¥ Is age, Estate Sites and | La or ln ~All looking for. We! Captow ae PINE LA wn Ge WANTED ~~ | $2900: city or county. Rox _M: 08 in 8 ite. ae va Be CENTRAL Bi eaeeere H | WARVEX. BROTHERS. REALTORS. | BCRCALOW-—New, 5 toome and the bath. | e149 Natural Bridge. CAbany” #206. ad : 4 7 > : ae po _ %. J ; 44 b ala a ne ‘ r. $ s i , nw * BE ‘ { N y oa 5 hig rt . ad fio Ts t roug i ; ‘ap. » ; S or * 4 3 attached 6- . LAT Wd Pan ggg Set P ee -_ Jug Vet : io } AND—Or er) 00 sking the Mise is- TORS. widow 0668. . E° TRAL BL AMG. : C ountry omes WYdown meeoa Cer Rie iad Clayton. | —* > “iec te drive. 700 Manchesier ' a et a a a a nme etl ln tn erg ee i a tO ly a a all lian ayy ay, ins yy —_ Steam heat. 4 sep hi BUiiding; very rea FLAT Wid.—4 end 4 room “aoubh th electric: income | dence | Ke —- aA a. Rs , } *h. ¥ U > '%. = Ge . oe . cette | — : . , 48 8. G ippi. Box M-156, Post- -Dispatc - = 1 ( , yd > b | 75°.0 TX pEION “a " } eee ge wey ba Os wid.—~South; Rave ome; po 4 ~ ee . = —— Bit .D 1A ITS — also fine 6-room brick: os bath brick Feng pag oe Sine | /OTTI et aX aC] lg ATTRACTIVE 6ROOM FRAME COLA. | BUNGALOW —L): rect from builder; 4 ond! -- gp ftiohmond Heights ee | gn Peet -Diapate,__ ' 2 Lu oye ot jet Rover Bag bera 905 Thomas, St. Charles | gq stores. on terms as low as $100 cagh f 719 Chestnut St. || NIAL HOUSE BATH FURNACE; NEAR | f-room brick; all improvements; to Warn feet; southeast corner Murphy . GENERAL | “ aha ha ge ae 8 gon OE ; HH45 : on | en | id the balance manthig? Take the Ladee | Occ eee : Peal BOOle, LPr a? me. {$200 cash and easy Nias tee Doyle at | 22 ~ 7 Hviond 6531 . NOStTeMUAl Cash pay. . ws po——§ 7 Tar | New brick: 6 rooms: hot- line car to _ ae S 2. 2 Gare O68 Gh. i. es a coe % AW - ede rd... OF Fis ang 727% iy OT—Cho je Tx18O- MARIES cog aad re epee. se SER, ay aeaa® ALL ts : . double garage: = 50x165::| Charles t ‘Kiand then west on Lackland | “@*SSrSsiapy i a DUPLEX APARTMENT my COMPO! RY 7567 Map! ewvod j—Five eo ™e; school: owner aa ES ge ge Tog reas inde balla. | Yr L. AT had td —t © reom aude” sa ' a ee tent : houth Side: es we rc mi. WAbash 664 ae ae Charlac i. bbs 7) a to car line. ) VALLEY Wy 0 rar LIVE IN ONE. RENT THE OTHER, AND | and bath ae ve cheat oo. | YECKEL Fra'tor Mam 0 on. povementa. adiamel aor +9 ren *"y di eDiepeich, : 4 i ele : ‘oer re for al takes BU wGAIL Ww &— Dandy: . Chestnut et. | m learn, in 1800 to e300 block Ki we | Bt “"NGALOW—New Califor nin 5 room. all on terms as low as $1 ash and the Da fh | 2: 540 Bredell Mapiew eod a) i tie ee! | ox “i , S *) Owner. Bex ] AF % ance , iy? the } P e +, . oll ° a : E oe san. fava te ero euct | muder:: Wenster Groves. Mo.: bargain: | apre monty eee wut BL Charies ; scitiomsite etvshetinn tute “tn ttle! Bu TTS REALTY CO., 726 CHRSTNUT #1 | FOR bungaiowa, eutiazes. flats oF vacant | DANDY BUNGAI a 2 ive ol *. aries tt > ‘lonally attractive home in this | eS ‘FLAT Wid. —OFalion Park —— eyey terms. Box G45, Post-Dispatch. c ‘harlack ; - we dirt . rie Te ra pene or vact® y refer " Sy T TD yy AC AN T Bt NG ALOW soem m briek, " pear ‘Hed rliea- | ' Lax ‘kland then west on Lac kiand tw Char ei * Visit Beautiful large /i\ ; . if DAR: ° ak tter a ‘llan ¢ a . iD rm lack rji.. then nmerth to car linge, and see Oo vith open ek terrace adjcinjng, | 7 (Lt] ae ye {> itm ? ; FL AT w 14. ee 1 Bin ; : r pace oo. ~_e ast: | SOUSA. — — — Caney — Mr. AY “‘widrueter. + ‘erioo ‘ y i +. clive garde * Bee oe Erne Yin ; |‘ HOUSE—6 roam, Le] BOs 13S do ible £ tz 4 —» 2 J ; J s t > . r rr aft | nt xe 7 u A ‘ - ; . ’ rT tr Y i TILDING cx vg 1 Modern 3 or 4 Page | eatk rire $50 or f event ‘ reads. Q hone WhEnster 440W. site have maney Ho x H-25. Post-Di ispe te: ? arges: in Wad -_. Terra: “~" nay “es” a eee LACLEDE STATION AD. 38122 (Manle- 1980 SINE AY. atrertment., ' _ a: oi iO biewk. nerth | pimenGal OW—35-room; furnished or Un-| wr P or _ rice }, lowe. | Tomtage of le Pee ner if MAVINE rs | wood)—J-room etucce cottage. sewer. wa- | ET ae or nailer | ty ; 2 ue ' + Bees made at cheap. furtiis had : bay ow Kirkw 004 Country | rE have some | Vv ialieencna _vuncalows. iF , ute, 23 [ J ciLey 7aUsr CO. Agent. mer’, AF TON | RBARG JAIN er, £ aa. aa a ; lot BOx169:, rice $3250 - utifal = (je 4 os ~ “ -" ; ‘ éy inkm an ev.. th. 4°h w Fr limore. a ; “~ . " un 4 pe ten Sim ~s ; me . ock rom ane -e Ren raves ee : ¥ 4] i Ringubietiwar, $1800, on ae 2b. Ga ee ee ee lots. ey nd fruit ijarms. Write or | "Main 3640. Fourth and Pime. _ 160 MERAMEC AV. | ent J RVIS. Realtor, 706 Chestnut gt. q > a ne am oe ¥ TO TR ADE. be priced righ’. ‘ Be 2, i cae al , ae veniences: easy payments: large lot. Cal GRAF & CASE. Ferguson. Mo. () ip f ] 7 rooms and sun porch: beautiful ict. | LOT—S5- toot fre — 20 ume rere Tet | — pal fficier Dar 96-| site Tews —South Bide. 1 7 oe oe Cee ee = | BUNGALOW. AFFTON. MO., GRAVOIS AV. eautifu covered with leree trees: stucco: I-car| o~ ¢ Wiens °S08. ie! ° 160° year: waui! «"'* Tower Grove Park: "gi 3 x en Foleom ar... $750 | BUNGALOW Brick; 56 rooms. tile bath. : OUN OME " carage. side drive: oi! burner, etc.; ber: ‘Wrwas AY. '50—Maplewac4. aa | S or 5 and 6: give eer © : mrner ef Betes and eierping porch garage: modern; Vinita’ aCRES: FIVE-ROOM ! Home in St. | sam: terms if sold now. room tile _ stucco buncalow, garag?, FO ag po Just Reduced $1500 og Brae Fasten. modern bangalow part mer line busin Bates ang Ciena Park district: ear car line: forced to sell; ¥ '; CITY CONVPNTENCES » L. E. NEWELL. C1 0 care, fy . Lecated in beeutiful Richmond - | Post-Dispatch on on ee - fling Sta | ini: ritual. Box H-203. Por*-Drs. _{C) | GARAGES. SFE THIS FAC EPTIONAL \ / T.ouis = ! ayt n PPE HEIDEREDER. KUNEEL FR. w. &) ao rooms u caichte elf, I “ade “BINGLE FLAT” Wid —Modera: (oa & | mer Grareia and Kaheas | BUNGALOW—4 fPooms, - electric. water, HOME: PRICE AND TERMS RIGHT. PULLS NA 7 4 W Ydown 0844 3626 COMFORT AV. S I iif c if mm mason n ble - 2 - a 4 » i We ee tal calicveds “ i ons beri furnace. tile bath: “Oo acres fruit trees, KA \¥ Kr. ROSFEMOND. INC.., RIV 1161. * - nd Birt ” . a ieee Bertone tiie 1 Bh eect oe rooms. furnace bath electric: hot SINGLE F Wd 3: n= ler nied Soak se berries Henry Krunmum, Ri versi 22723.| & ACRER—tine mile east of Ferguson. of iat a Bie i eno a f " ni ower | ‘f_ reasonadie. , a is tk OM RoOrts 5 de of Gravois | 4258 Louisiana av. sueeeinal _.—~.| 0n Florissant av. road: north of Cham i sores: very attractive 10-room resi # dm CLAYTON FRONTAGE to enchengs. inne EINGLE YPLAT Wid ——Molers: a te Pet! barrain °h per ft. | BUNGALOW-~Br ick. setrictiy modern: 4 | bers rd: this lana is nicely located amd ‘first floor h = ail. ving poom. ae ies 2 ir Mariiculiare «af what lon Mark- prefer Foorias es " v . Cc | mote. sleepin porch double earage can eastiy be arranged fer enbdivision: | ‘ and bren kiam 5-45 ACRES ¢-—3 Want. Salesman GPO. ATR ! — Beas, oOvey Realty 0.) 5 nereain: furnished. $7000: or will ecll| price reasonat'e. —vs ‘ / fox M- 813. Post-Dispatch _ Cc. wm. aitiie.- 2. & ocO.. hes: IN REA » Be * MAin 41%2.- TENEMENT wre. Pay uy cash for its atest Riverside 4108. | furnished. > 22 Chestnut. | f - 4 : epraaenl Al] Chestaut. iv landsenved: large grove wit NTBY ea : — oeeS jot Yasadeen tw evers®renvects | BEAUEIETT COUNTY BENGATOW | {rece itm nari of renidence, “Fhe a BETWEEN BALLAS 1 : ree _.- | Convenient fo shonia, pot a a ne — nee: ‘room cro Easel can be cht at & very 7 ~h Lowa ; * rice $9300; nrust rag 2 ~~ “a a double garage: |For fu detatie Sell ee an : ne woot of urawole | Beaisay* jot 38x188. p side 2138; ‘terme. ‘Porset |tastneiPrr % UsT Co. Arent. J. I. EPSTEIN AND SON ty Co. Rivcrside 2231.1 TOMBOX Ri Bo Usk Menten, com | Soa8R cc) Fl

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Daas ana i. ve Bee a * ES r ys are’ ERT ots eae bs Pade Pi Re Se aE Ss ST. LOUIS 8B _POST- DISPATCH. Se — ——s > whether ™ & Modes! home of a mansion. we tes terms cannot be ex very attractive ming offered THEO. R. APPEL, bungalow Sarme 651 w ce 124 Cornelia 843 Clark Av. 739 Tuxedo BI. THEO R_ APPEL, Realtor ow Lock wood. Webster Groves 649 81 SHERWOOD. OPEN FOR P INSPECTION | o attached “* eunroon >) 000: REALT recs. heat. 2 atte BANK large. pretty at L~ Wi Aa t¢ r shace trees OLD ORCH ARD CHOICE WEBSTER ‘LOTS Hili road "Din av opposite Sherwone Forrest street sewer water: finest trees for muses PAPIN & TONTRUP, Le ae Corner Rock S00x1 9 626 628 Clairmont Avenue (‘WERSTER GROVES) Six rooms, hot-water hardwood floors. Only thousand dollars. EDWARD L. | ta5 ON. GArtield heat, ten sSAKEWEL L , m Si. t ~~ OD arrangement nresent : that you desire in & - j oF on o ??} Oil ani re Then Wan Should Li ve In W ebster Gt roves | had aes Here your © GROVES Realtors WEBSTER TRUST CO TREMBLEY-WILSON Real Estate and Loans Co. WEbster 308 new houses for homes a “ a! y r "T*} Wellston | EVERGREEN—T and BRIDGE AND s a > 1 BS Va as’ Y To Ty iid dern ame ; ho el aad bungaior a -aae garage. Realtors, 71 sravuss. le crive ow price “ ATSON \ ROURKE. Riverside 4310 5 REAL BARGAIN 8 |i: brick 4 smal] N : N. -, 4 : =i a conveni b mai ance easy ter rms 6 ‘Toom brick rth M arket lence: al) cae oe 6215 roc aa Far 4 4647 es; 2124 room single sat Oe: TAYLOR “TRUST CO. Taylor and Easton Avs. DElmar 0776 DElmar tae A LIVE ORGANIZATION SELLING LIVE PROPERTY rALOWS ) Margaretta, $11.00. We Have Many Bargains 1ds of Property -EASTON TRUST COMPANY EASTON she ON _FOrest 137¢ Central 12 —_ROOM CONDITION: WANT CLEAR FARM BLUMENFELD TITLE GUARANTY BLDG a aes Al 10 if Trms ‘A t hneig nd > " LAR A AMS ‘ . Lae ns aD Al Hs MAI P ENKROSE.. reveilis ; dandy : _— Hi Sv---Aimest tew S atrietly tmuxie rn. (all PuUSALN~«;ABBRERYI-SL, \TTER 414 4 5 ry. ga- COlfax 3810. 2 . in ‘ a EDW. KUHS RLTY. CO ‘ 3 A lau hick FTyw ATH RITVY. CO. COMax SAR j ‘N 5 - + 7 = [(- . a” . WATSON-«?) Rot RAP Heaitors, * i re a» ‘ aA i +. i*% ier’ a WATSON+«) ROL RAD. Realtors. . 4 i . ; . RoOOWUs...24¢7H a" ‘¢ a? ’ "ee g rf ™ \e NN. sey R’rTy cfm tAfax Onrty Derr eth hee H Maki er FDW f. wR > Set sono SN ‘+ st coen ‘.> oy fa eyperey ie Ar ‘av S508 CASH.4047 “FT PFPRDINA S2950: we theta 2 «tary rom | frame, basement, clerteie: Pose garace. | chicken yard. Street, alley pawed: cone | there, of JOHN &. BLAKE & BRO. 415 Cheetrns. sR rian § bey terete AY. > = ks aes ‘North 38th: ne ~ 3- room frame cottare: | ga- | | water BUNGALOWS ard GOTTAeeD For Sale For Sale Northwest room 25x17 ‘ ) ame bath. ele~ $5: OOO terms * ne tile bath. la id = in sleep- | >—-G - tra jot > eo te LE. ~3: - COTTAGES © FOR RnR S3800 basement Lane: cozy 4-room brick 2-room frame amd 2 0: collect $22 frem | THEKLA live in brick : easy | hardwood f: ine porch. Mr AUL J. |. JARZEMSKY, REALTOR, (g¢pw. 1. 1502 ST. _LOUS TYL EK KR 045 . (cB) | rT [BODORE, ~—SROOM COTTAGE—$2100. ne bieck frcrm RLTY. CO. COlfax 3310. | NEW BUNGALOW 35x155: 6 rooms, bot- ety ~ Rn ors, tile bath: amet tt »OTN irs: saaPs gia Ran “5928 Cx a6 raze 5842 —S m Ooms ttage; ~ wae M: real arg _L. RUBS Lindell 3 BEAUTIFUL — . ag = lot re at n COPTrn Fe ad “MAT R EI 1-G A O- -BEFF ‘8 REALTY oO. ; } » SSO cottage: | excep- | and Werne. _5-ROOM BRICK AT A ‘BARGALS 2 & T 7 4 Oi ; MAin @14 >. | LEAVING qi ad a ¥—wW iL 1 5336 = ‘laxton av. Brick, $6500—Terms. OT ‘ .aXt R - OmMms aliGd k ath ga Lindell 7800! venient | = bath OUMEYER KE. AL TY CO. COLFAX 3-car ca Tori s#ant Union fins Sunday ¢ > a wes b ‘ asemen sCe rage. Cc EDW. Asiil Or HOME OPPORTUNITY. S tg0nd10, Mr. Su 1 aK ry “ar 4 id rHI= Bt NGALOW: “BEFORE “You BLY AND EE \ - priced richt FFINEFRi A JONES, 2909 WN. _FOrest S762 INSPECT 4521 ARL ING TON AV. . , ect ‘ ? >. ' v4 POMEROUY-BERG EK. E. CO. FOrest Te@67 CLAATON, 5073—Dandy 6teom effirien- ' ~ ey: hardwood floors, tile bafh. carace: al! la RT. or ge TINCER Sane *X conveniences: terms. Call Lindell 2667. =. Satie werner Aa r hte, vo 4 Fe“ KIN-CABRERT-SLATTERY, 5416- NORTH KINGSHIGITWAY. ery cry > - . t } eo wwe = _ MrScHITNy ~ rene Ay NER SAYS SELL. 2 . ae drive 306 7. 3619 —, 4 = brie k. « ct casace: dandy all Linell yg ok ‘SL. ATTERY. Fm. - a . ' =» : : (COLF 4{ VSS. > cay « ve ~ ULTE ‘ well $45 erme: vacant H W_ MacDONALD. 8743 W. SANT. _ pl RK ‘ME . KN (Bt NGALOW —S87 +0 JANET 5 F Or ‘ , : 4 ar ane “ CO. Lindell ° COTTAGE DAth, £aa, COLFAX 6521. EDW. L. KUHS RLT “DANDY 5-ROOM POMEROV-BERG AKOSSLTH. 47 bath. garage gk. EK CoO. 10— ri om hardwoed floors, let hong —@ ft. a cozy ho price ER-FLEER “~~ TY. (:rand. (alfa: LEAH 4008 FOrest 7 Hung iow ufrnace two-« New pneichborhood rest. ANICAMEY A * ab Co.. Sis N. 3225~ WAMPNER REALTY i MODERN RFRICK BI NGALOW—S5 Sock 486-9 LORRAINE: 6 r oms. het-water bath «late roef. double garage: $450 Ory} N - blocks south of Nat- Kin ner} a. RE RLTORS ARE FELD 0378 BRC KR ¢ Ss i] aal Bri ice BELIAS UA Trt « BL NG ALOW—S$ 7608. ~ SEW MATT sex _- _NEW 5-ROOM BUNGALOW ~ ; a ry? eid 7 7 . 4 : i% : “ag rrr: é WoUND CITY TRI PFER-ACKER. Realtors. Gs MODERN BRI K BI Nt, 499 LORRAINE—1 reoms first fleer. second ‘leer: heat- water heat. hearth — gerage. handsome iawn. edges. - a... AC KIFICE— 2456 = im some at. BRE ae & seuth of Natural RELLIS. REALTORS. ATTRACTIVe NEW ia v t= Lr eo) ? Oy ra AL oOwv—s ipae 2 rem. slate roof. (:Arfield 6278. BUNGALOW. a VV — JL .RGE ee Rss ng no at * acres fron’ art RE +Ot LOokIna _ FOR A — BARG ,IN? r ar = F ‘or. tile oe _~ price oniy $5900. $619 Pamplin pl. hal? bie « > mp. Tr) - mn. Se bath: $506 é@own, ac. sant asverue. p., lock _. yin “Se hh trade ba! . : email month'y saymenta, aay Robes —- 4 REAL ESTATE Co., * “Th modern fram rn er 21 6A... Mander brick earwnas sso arms a . brick ban , #- KUHS RLTY. co. __Lindell T8090. Northwest ANOTHER BUNGALOW S6LD. new 4-5 | lal —_ Meoter Heights. weil bailt; hig 2 eget Ad Northwest “SUEMMER REAL ESTATS Bo tig tf 106 N. Sth_st.. ield 9002 ; NEW MALT BRICKh—S sooms AND SUN PARLOR—ONLY $7500 ' 4976 Wren: all fleors haradwo “a | bath, — electric fixtures, brick firepiac* garag: ide drive: a real bargain. a MEYER. 909 Chestnut. GArtfield 945 New Bung ralow—$100 Cash o rooms. bath, > bse payments cA. Ga Ase ry, & Ze [Bi a v Bungalow, SuneaLe and COTTAGES | BUNGALOWS yw COTTAGES | =t hemt industr.al district; $833 ee AY. 3 SE E THIS—RE AL BUY 4611 Lexie bon: 1 bulls 4] ~ ; — — —_ ‘ aia LiVUst ' i A de | rod street. ; new Tm ds ra re ays . oi Py = | Die Za! —, & ad -* > . $5 KORTE. 110° N. STH. MAIN 4258-59. BUNGALOW. 4 ROOMS 39 Greer av.. pearly new: cern bur » ba if . 6235 rt VA oi 4560. -¢ ( OT T: ARG T AIN | 5240 fa‘ tf ew” i ‘ LCA price and ieBix) EASTON. rAYLOR TRU ‘ST co. _ Fasten. Dtimar 0776077 es Cas} a XS re Terms SL STANLEY by — |_ BOOS SoH a} RNWELL R. FE. CO. 111 N. tAt ‘TIV E BU NGALOW mission. e200 = it t seis ~ ms PRIA; , 7 ‘ rou i $7s tESI PR aN EF CO ‘ CQ crv tax 2315. 5419 QU EENS AV. OPEN TODAY 2° To 4 y Pautis PUN a wat “ar w a? - . : i * . NG > ALOWS . INZLIA NE Ww BI ie > eigh "| STV - -_- . ASSURED ERECTED RYT 4_BUR 7.0 M Ai PUTU RE VALUES BUNGALOWS SOW BELSG ¥~ the e rt! cest s t} _ THE LAST ONE OF THESE | NORTH SIDE BEAUTIES Bt SAE ——2S vad LE — r: AL BARGAINS Ov. ONLY _ $4500 oSts £38; -KOOM BRC k—S3 ; 700 lalz 50-FT. LOT ra na ‘ROOMS AND + bh _ . > aresche bath sce, street ’ ‘ 6-ROOM. a«} Pa r OTT AGE$5 “+3 =} “$200 CASH - ad vf + bid * Phil « ‘42 “ 1846 le Lextneton av.. s > > > .* a mete T ese KiavberWeir. 6°45 Orareai«. seep ig o! } , over BEFTHOV EN, 4416—5 ROOMS. TER HEAT. $1000 CASH. GRAND eee RERTHO EN - OOS Bunealic« € room. home ¢ 4 M ee ta : ' e466 ~Brick bungale price geTcatiy me fo RUT -W A. EET H “EN Uncalcew: owner torced to $500 cash, balance like rent: open Sundar Riverside 4310. a.~ this classy stgumand fam COTTAGES BUNGALOWS 4 For Sai Sale TS SL LL ALLLLLLO LO a a ee — A EE NO CASH DOW} df you have your own lot clear we will eree¢ for you Bungalows, Flats or Store Suldinga ish plans and specifications. ee A. Mayer Realty REALTORS 4608 GRAVOIS oe mc ome == ~ MARCH TWE} we the official date of Spring’s srrival. | bow near Spring is. Just around t suils, telips and trie sar ite’ her ve it. You will want te be ~ home you are going to bur. ‘¢peward 15 exceedingly great.”’ Se Pasedens Park, where the pure air amilies te enjoy health. The f 3. . North Hills Drive. MAJESTIC Ask the family who ——— AV Open Sunday let 45x125; BROADWAY. 9530 S.—3-reom frame ewt- omel , im freomt; di trict. ,.»* - store a? | DELTERING. q BL NGALOW—New > rooms, KR. E.. 3548 S. Grand. BUN brick FY lTvrersice comy p i@ So500. BUX “ieee irarme c¢ lerTx —Nice }- reom. dandy yard; $2500; very easy 3190- Riv. a ~— Ma . sha! ‘ber. “ elz. = CARLSBAD, modern bungaiow ide drive, barg “ AT =ONw Rut RKE, pas ALTORS __ Rive erside 4310 ESS. 2306—Fo ur-roen BUX. 3548 rx fa ig ro on >| ~ ig &ain. W rt TSO. aU ROURKE, Realtors. 43 471 Gravots. 65° Gravois oe ; at — om ooTRS. H441) ee x ne Jet 3548 | =. ‘Grand. $25 per 3} 2.” Riverside 4108. | COoTT \GE—Lesving city; mus, sell room brick cottage: close to Grand bi. hot-water heat. alley made: barcain fer someone. (;-331, Post-Dispatch. DAHLIA, 475°—M is at gern 5 . Foe) mtr Unga) or. OWT i. =. 4) 0 ihe e). LA ede 1010 eS Ts ES as . ae roomms and Rall: garage schouis. car anc Ww. ‘Wood meaty. Co. Riverside T2521. EWE Y 4428 m medern frame ~~ a 4 : " - _—— near , rooms and tarh- modd- garage. Phone I Toy - = , 3548 ~, ungal Grand. rorense: ~ or LK Re ENNER. 74 - 4 ie 4 "ER eoeon Py - BWATSOSN-YROURKF.. Realtors. , eicts 4310 54%, 1 7rar r 1 ay Atunatieenin frame bhup- . "cas water. electric. carace: °; oniy $4600 cash. Card of ad- ite ae PReepect ' 87%. ] +h th (-rarv ols, furnace. _— ES ~~, rms rT? ze : I r= HR _ strev' 5506—S-reem brick cottage, bath, garage: street and alley ‘ravrois, PRe«pect TR =. frame: jot 33 : , 5 dé @i- IDAHO. het-water hest. made. PFETERING. 26°77 851 reoms ~ Ta Li . og } Bs WN & . —~ wus be 4 : , ROt REE. re: ALTUES ‘ ‘7a ee 462° ’ nd re . : age; , : “ ¥ : Poko" ROURKE. KP Ar TORS. a 7t m- C2 — 5o——4 ' : 54% ~ : "2144 reveothan — rere pi ben hall: ber wk tot tage het h. furnace: °_eur curece’ «treet and alles made DETERRING. 3677 Gravois, Pieepect 1873. Lot Is! AN A MARIN ain ‘iti? *, — ter Wee, G2 | : ore. tile he ~ anne [ aE, : ICH 3AN ee: Sam roulths tile as iat ¥ ah Mie HIGAN. 3 523-—4-reem hot-water heat. heath: street made. TERING. S627 Greveis. DeE- PRospect 1833. 3AN. TRIO—Dest buy om : Sree oeln Tr + Woop K. FE. Riverside ‘AN. 293]-—5-reom MICHTC axties pF OT ar . S63) > e mew | MISSOURI 3815 —4-rocmn tek eiectric; Geuble garagr: ib uraveis. PRespect 1! aed brick : >uwtU hardweoed floors, street Box, _ Riverside 4310. x + Gaund, LAc. 9533 | | TAFT. 4057—4-reom w tr? LMTRGTOR. | OTTEN LD REL brick cottage a oe | OTTO LE Cintra! 2 * ce or 7 - bane mpg . 4429 % ‘ 519. . rage ee ‘ . . i mt ; _in Pao’ _NEWP: ‘RT coun t|,. me et. J-room brick- hot- * ar. Woop, maa NEWPORT. 47 and —_ paveieie ho abariy CO., 2610 Gravoig _ OSCEOLA. bungalow: “WATSON Riverside 4310. | Porew AC. 482% modern; hew; «em terms: 4% biloek a ownder ‘ROSWELL, 367 reem brick DETERING “3627. = BOWEN 4141-41! hon bungalows: 4 fooms fas 2 blocks ‘ cheap. - ames TL G BATH LOT | RG \ @ rooms. tile tath. furnace: double ah eli convenitncrs tr ~ade for Fst RORERT 5305-—S giin. NAERT. & ROBERT. 61s—h tace: garage: 70 SOHERT. 5330-25 yooull ) ae sravaies “31000 cooks a SEW 5-ROOM BU NGALOWS | => fF Beards ood baths. low OBE ER Let 4060x150. . PERRY - RU and 4241 | bun alow: ATSO: __Riverside 4310. ee foert: 3 bedrooms, aecond Noor: dow ag? troruediate possession «pen FRANK SEBASTIAN. REALTOR, LAciede 8114. 367 Hartford, DANDY BUNG $758 Cwecola: 4 roome eunrocm . ee ae me ow sc HILLER, . 4071—5 room roomy _ mas l. modern, frame s0OW price. WATSO! Riverside 4310 SCHOLLMEYER 5238 copper screens; $5 SPRING ow ~=- Pe AA te ge Ac PRR a ee ae ‘sleet only erside =vee SPRING rogrns ang "bath dnors: ame: et easne <PPING. 3528 §.—5 bat furnace galow: garage: price TA NO RBOL R San ae 4370. a WATS 4310. TENNESSEE, 441 TERRACE. 48°? Brick nodern: hot-water peat: LACiege ae 3311— Cottame. Ph ~ —es verside. 5431M. me ee a pa A E’'GHTH THIRTY-SEVENTR. modern hot-water BRENNER. 2301 ¢ THOLOZAN ee a “sain xX. ILOZAN, “a wow fi wore ry Re LEAN, fu % block ou “RUEPCHTING ‘ TYROLEAN,. 4900 BF en. W hs RODIEK | af gets |e ide fi. og. A. .¢ andl ob. 1. 2. hi LENA hs ~ beautiful “vere —_ ixturee, ete: — RI rerey te 5451 VIRGINIA 6141 rc rcrrres. bath. . ad louble carage: street sale Wat ited. Owner TCLC AN 21 7- h-ToC waver electric: vo LS. ie a hall, (At Tumme tile er eer ethan cine WALSH. 3 pe Si Case Pa iment Soom sane we Ew meh BI ‘NGALOWS ¢ < pertain WANDA. pBS i — brick beuwigalows: nalf and Grareoie #sF.; ,TSON-O mide Rr WILMI NGTO caccF 6 rooms and <4 ~ om Dee LMINGTON. 4 _ er: 4 rooms and aun ”" oS halt h} from. ~<iae 5854 Wr. * wy: ‘MING. ~~. 5 bat b.

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fee oe figs § ie ae: i : * BE RRR ET: pe ee vegas a aegis wins: . aoa Se i rls ath ag RR vn oll pate mds Bip ce tee Ns Hp TOT SES Sei hy" “4 ws 1 ONE eS i als PO gS Pete Res PE RP Rag Gate, —— ane ? n ’ aes OE ot + Sait ae ts . 2 mii . x5: $e i a i lita lah ti aie SR MB yy RS ORS RR de CAE OI. I ANE NAS a + AR. lee. Occ ghe ay ye ot alls A a VO A enn! Ske Dinwetite. ed ste ee ee ete tp ee Ae dd +e eel, ee il en el = «A artments. Residences Fo or Sale Today. Cottages, | F Flats, / Ap nd Bungalows, 10B a Be 2000 REAL ESTATE For Sale, Exchange, Wanted, a _____ POST-DISPATCH. blastn ri Fae ee ate ee oe em eens eee Se | FLATS. AP TM'TS, FOR SALE) FLATS, AP’TM’TS. FOR SALEFLATS, a-rervel 7 apTmTs FOR ‘SALEFLA es ng TEE FLATS, AP’'TM’TS, FOR SALE FLATS. AP’TM’TS, FOR SALE | FLATS, AP’TM'TS, FOR SALE) FLATS, AP’TM’TS FOR SALE Northwest South “South modern: large seeping porch. double fe | bareaian: annual uacome FLAT A BARGAIN rage; _reseonatle. terme -(¢) | financing: 5M ber cant DEAR. S207-—Beantiful new — QUALITY PLUS UTAH PL.. 3815—5 and 6: Owner, LAclede 0173. well-constructed +: > ; Pree 3—Single fat. 5 orches. therougchiv modern: _bot- “Splendid West En Union Av., Near THIS SINGLE COS RAPS 3871A—Single 6 and 5/ LAFAYETTE. %9sv-—t- fami; uae | : ter See owner #8 | UTAR Pi PL PART - LIS arage. Bargain, t + we 2. Hc SLDOW AY | Wenz cK. 1010 C 5815 Lotus; formerly Garfield av.; 4-5 “iii path. hardwood floors, ete.; vig re. Lith i ¥, 3230—New 5-5 rooms, garage: Poems, strictly medern; double garage: duction made for quick sale; will make | wrote’ _(:Kand ‘Gant aks pad Residential "aera hs ork FLATS building 24% years old: price and terms rims LOUISIANA 4606A—Single flat: ee ee en right; * * > ~ v ; > AN MIT; wi)! | cléncy; steam heat: buy om owner; eave | reoms: all conven am J. C HAS. ML ELLER & SON keto ‘omrmigsion; Will sacrifice. ox } city: po agents: today. th Willi have their 5 and 3o_ room flats 135 Post- Dispatch. _ +e Lage KEE. rs] $0—New 4. famiis. completed by March 15 at 5545-48 He | DE TONTY. 4026-28—Splendid 4-family | | le jate- 2 - rents $22 Ri). ber? a reet. Open for inspecuion. at te , el room flat; separate entrances, tile bath, | 4. i GROERL. + oa “Chestaut. SOLS Hebert st. COlfax But — rhot and — water, hardwood floors, fur- | — vs) ww wee RON Se eee. Rp rages; woah painted | Mc REE, 4956- 35 —Nice 4-fami iy Arw—t P-TO-DA rk OTTE N "AD REALT ¥ . "3 SOS Chest nut. Se ote v3 Rn — pon rc ag 4 f. ances » " r -~ a — een ates s wa as me 4 . 4.4 AND o-oo af k, vs 2. 22ia—4- + te Oi-Water hea > S8RUC. 4 irarme garage: rent > > i+4! ’ e . : “* : " } beaPhe Mrs, Bro ae LAc. | 6449. dame , JOHN H. ABBOTT, Realtor. SI N G LE | LAT t : Db Ww s oe a ixx—-l-famiuy; Dig bargain.| WaGNOLIA. 3f: 3SA—W eli- " ~ ase se t Ir ag ai ire 342 20 ms mec. ; Trace : See : take ffer._ ALSO 4-4 DOUBLES |DEwe CY, “ee 14-1+-—4-family flat: $15,500.! MAURY. 2147 (wear Shaw's STFPAM HFEAT—BRICK GARAGES. CH RIST LAN BRIN Kier R. fe - ; apd 2 recmis. al] modern lara ‘a’ . between Hebert and Asblan S621 S. Grand eo lede x 1.2 {c8) | a ubel garagr: a ' % ” hardwood floors, tile baths, « es feed! EY. 4101-03—4 far mhies . 3 To vere | p.m. oF ph ne Han Mi —_ in sleeping porches: separate entrances: | le bath. furmace and 3-¢a ge. 12 OF pPookre iG S0se. thoes are quality flats that will s tand | EY EKMANN- PRENTROP JREAL TY CO., | MENARD, 2208—Single in closest inspectian. Phone Mr. Croghan, | 4143 8S. Grand a rerside— 4068. | #ie im rear; ¢ heap. BUX, 3 FOrcst 1838, “ b , = giadiy drive you to; TOLMAN isis. —Doubie fi me ~100-f lot; te> N ARD., 23: en & s : sai ' Oat ole ith. al &X, 3543 — s. Gra j to1iet OC “room aU bath: “TRANCIS- p ERRY °K ‘TH 110 N. % TH. 'DOL BLE FL. A i—4-: .: Setar garage. Boo x | , msine $45 NICE DOUBLE FLAT | M-102. Post-Dispatch. DOUBLE rLAT—ss “rooms, electric: ga- JOHN H. "ABBOTT. Realtor. oe aah, 3638 DE TONTY. ' Three apart reormns end one studio apartment of 8 rooms and ® baths: equivalent te an elaborate. larce very best censtruction every : exceptionally artintic: beantiful 24 Apart Bross Rent, $38, 300; } PRICED R Hemmelmann Spac rate steam-heating plant: nen “built “tear a garace- x E. co. oe KE aE EE 3646. ROV E “HEIGHTS . beau 4 and _ baths. nt: 41 : ‘ ‘jeaving VIRGINIA. 43356 — Double 33 ic) ¥. a. Southam: saan subdir isio’: | oe WER. G VIRGINIA, 2 jon | ae G. BLANKE R ~ DOUBLE FLAT 3902 Connecticut St., a double fiat, | sleeping eget rentai — mont p. NLY $16,000. TERMS: Od ee: 3 at ee —ID EAL. “3-3 ROOMS. | TNE Loc aniey ~e FER. BRA’ 2 2 two-car VIRGINIA 5301. ATHS: $86: 4 - NER. RIV ERSIDE 5: w ALSH. 619—3 roorms. bath, gas. Rarag?: _ 1: ” eaten $61 = *. Lith: 3 ang Se Owner wants to "| 4 rooms and “ca 3 and 3- rant 4528 » | Witeisanext® 44S 7 : ce “TO CLOSE AN ES1 PRICE $7950. WILMINGTON. 44 o—Sir 228 AA, 14th: — floor: separate | furn aces ana a! modern od German neighborhood 8.F A? LILY COnvernlence a. PR, 1A TP eH aia 65. hs ; ve id hi 1G aN. y & “2: 59—Sinele Fi ' | DOVER..PL.. “3643—Ner. modem. 5 and | let. Phone _Mr._Altmayer._ Apa rt ment ba a L . 6 room a: Jess than re ~ ae | MIC HicAN Sods ——Si NEE irene aT Tt. Owner. 3817 Lafayette. GRand a4 OTs. tile bath, furnaces, rent porc! TENA ‘TS FURNISH ows HEAL = } | etree made: dandy neighburheod; see this; NO JANIT. RK EX} E NSE os Eaps ° 2645 » * 2 “4 and 3 ‘ , le 4 har Salt $) ad Southeast corner Clara and Ashland: 6 | “hyn: —+ and 5 room single flat. | PS". LAN REALTY €0., 5455 Gravois. riments : ums cm; 2 er $ frooms,; *; TEL 2 ; alias teuder boke ‘deni eat Sane | WATSON © ‘ROT RKE. REALTORS, {MINNE=OTA, 3010—Sinele stone wills, ¢ opper scree « and guitering Riverside 2314 5471 Gravois. fer wanted. BUX BR. E.. 3548 > ‘Grand. : ‘o> 4 : hi\a me Aes : > Se — dapeteidemianiinlaiensapldimmmengaeimintets é eenenentiane: —— evaity construction throughout; rents | BIGHTH, 1554-56 S.—Tenement property MINNESOTA, « 4504—Single s $42.50 and $47.50 Here is investmeni- {| Bar ‘cain ic) water heat: will ¢ rade. Lac plus: Phone Mr. Croghan. FOrest 1839.| ELENORE. 50°3—New 4 and 4 doubie: MINNESOTA. 2645—4 tam who wil g++ Gly crive you to see property. i Leer war thro a hout; garages: a rea] bar- ma ke offer: _owner. LAciede_ OF Sai . - - eon. gain. ct guic Mi? NNE ~ ‘TA. 4728— Single FRANCIS-PERRY-RUTH. 110 N. 7TH. a WATSON ry KOU KKE, wiete Gee | rage- trade for ottare. rerside 43 (1 Gravois. | — eo ae | ee cee NaS _____.__ 9471 Gravois. | SINNESOTA, 6827-39-44. bat h. South | ELEVE? BUX a Shans } ced. easy | cation: trade. Riverside 30934. ee terrus, a ; = ACCOMAC, 23xx—4. 6 rooms, modern: 3; bar- | FAIRVIEW 38°94—3-3 «ingle. large MINNESOTA. 46°6—Daz -_ yo 3 gain GRan di RS30 t ‘ ene “7 "* ’ + £: ® “—~ oa hardwood tT} OOrs., fur pace Ss BERT. 340 ae Se eo ee rooms: bath: garage: streets made; fine - must gee at on ALBE . $—Modern 4 and 5 room neighborhood: $7500. real bar gain: sick- _ ust ~~ fat: verge’ Relie z. aoe Easton. (.) Ness’ open FRIE PEALTY CO... 4445 Rergel-Weber, oe Ss. Grand. ALFRED, 20xx—4-fam: > rooms, eteam) Gravois. _ Riverside. C.)) eee —FLAT AN beat. tile bath PRospect 3852. ‘c) PLAT—Double 33, bath: $14,500; trade | 86550. "BR. INNER. RIV ERSIDE ALFRED. 27051—Modcern deuble 5S-roem ef- for brick _bumcal w. Mr. Cox, LAc. 6449. | MISSOURI, 22xx—-Single 4-4; By brick garage. BELLIS. GAr- pj a. oat Deubie 3- a; nodern. chead. | ies ont cheep 3 me = : ” asin ™ - ae oe ik F.. 3548 S. Gra 11SSO1 o9 67. 5-5. " — — —s : } ses Bh. Bites Re . ALE RED 31 s. ——S-b TX m8. | tie bath. | PTaT—Singie. 4-5, modern: on *%. 60x137; | cain. BUN . E.. 3348 =. Hi-w@ier fat ~Car farake F | $@000 Box 9.52 Poet D spate 'WISSOT CRI. 713 -Douhis , © "TTPO eT > r 7 yr ‘i. e & S S Franc eo an - 5 ae, 5 es ten. = aa a i ~ SEMER Rei . Sie a= — ~~ 4 | FLAT—Nke 3-3, near Gra nd-Arsenal: bath:/ trade: cheap. BUX BR. E.. 3348 8. “Gorand. rooms. tied bajhs. furnacre, 2-car gs-| $7000. BUX RB. E.. 3548 S Grand. ss, NEBRASKA. 3502—45. | rage: prope ry n splendid con tion: owner FLAT—Double Yent $960 ; price $7400; | furnares. garages; £000 condition. © ownsta sire wil show: mapect t ? ae ee 0. ) first. Mere ust. BUX BR. EL nect_ J55= p-nsemenereeraeesonsennenmnindenstpinansieti UP FF R- Ac Re iitors 43 \: ¢! e « SO08 kT se Sm PS - Grn "LY? ; an Shen ar do ah. 5-8 N EBR ASEA. 3933 4A— 3 rooms. b — 11 90N , &. h furrace f ectric in each: rent SILSI1: ALLEN, 6: \ tee 3 reoms, bath ; will trade “$2000 te s i “is o H — fer %-~3-reesm single or duub HFO? tALD & Zor LER GRand 0157. awl Yannis © orth of Meramec, St. An- ' “CSEE US” Christian = R. E. Co. 402 — Bunga lo w EDW. L. KUHS S caoe co. ad ror = =e . ‘BLY BUILDER'S hanes y _ 281 O—3-5 single. baths: * inher ¥ elz. 6213 37T20- 22—4-tamily. 3100. rt — a w- f - ec Minnesota: modems q : " > nard; 22a aa 3: 21000 lat STEVENS ’ ‘KU HLMAN _o 05-0. oe). FOR LIST OF OTHER FLATS, CALL AT OUR cml K REAL ESTATE CO, 1807 GRAVOIS nt-strie matt brick ' soxx WEST ren Oe A ine a ma. Al piiz-t4 MAPLE PL — asf af $f) , ti © pose KM Psi: TRADE FOR “Vac i Eee OR SECOND DEFDS. ST7TH;: 4-4 rooms, baths and fur- aa wood work, porcelain sinks ; pers" mate we Realtors. 7 ser ee NETTLE. REALTY ntamey fi a THis is A xEAL vARG ALN t > al and alley made ; one block west @ to 4376 Lindenwood {23800 South on KingsRigiu ivisi f Northampton. Attractive Murphy door bed, all regia Seperate stem : rs, copper screens, concrete street aE and inspect our furnished flat at 4976 Lie ond pai +) | dao —~ 350x142 with lrarge grape arber. es. NO KEASON — oe after GARFIELD Os7a. SINGLE FLATS” rem fur quick sale will ‘sell fer Bex G- oN. 0. Post- Dispatch. TWO-FAMILY FLATS AND INVESTMENT our beautiful new subd built four-family flats, +s rooms, tifully Gecerated, separate front ~- UP FOR List JOHN AH. _ ABBOTT. Realtor. S en * HL! ¥ Hu Ls RE Al s¥ se = Sef Bo ORN ER ya gg: # DOERR FLINGER. _Keali ors. Victor Ose. | PLAT Year ola. 3-3. tite hath hbare- NEBRASKA §446—3 ana .3 roems. > ALLE .. ao? rok bui'’dines, 4 fam- wood floors. furnace @Gouble garage: bar- } not “water heat also Z house liiea: barguitn FORSTER BROS. R eein for quick P Dp nace. hath. elec tric Be care ~~ ; er rele erage annanecinoatent i aa sire npg a sh. innke , cona@ition: nice neighborhoo A i oe -. -TME \ ‘T—O 7 amily: near She w's saat , Dandy J-roor n aa rub e bat! Dae aS mer tts mad bar ga! owner ete 4 . ‘ is ad 3 - . ~ _ - 7 — ” +‘ . ; . hardwood finish thro ug? out, 4-car ga- | Der year: heap. HH. Gelert, owner, 87US to $14 v0 for quick « _ r 7, > T iat - i | ; 7 : 4 we AN . Tages. reiit "$7360 Bo x L-2] i. :: Mv x vo) oad wa OREC IN E & R. ‘>. = ‘ OTT. s00 ARMAAD Pi. Sixu- 4% Pruous. mausard FLAT—», block from Grand: 4-5 reems. THIO modern iE x L-11 PeetDispaten baths, furnace: in good conditi- D: price wee oR sipso: $14 700” + ee et | $10.500: pv agents. Box G-343, P.-D. - | =~ BUSH-BURNS a2 226 SHAW, v 28 Z Six- Fam “Fiat C heap Owner | Says EVANS, 401¢16—Douwike $09 steam healing plants. baths. Boba gayeces; lot 50.95505 otter | wanted. FOrest sal. $9 ¥ pti ASTIAN, RE os. R ARG: a 4 DOL BLE Fer NET— ‘oO MONTHLY. PA i N De v BLE Cas x SE BASTIAN. REALT R. — 3823 ‘Russe 17 DOU CBE 4 AND keg! TFARIap, $18 2 eo : e AT—4400 west: at: 5 aie os — tis - mo Ma , 41~ om fal So na ( Lax ATION = Jenn s+ Heepitel : “Tre Tere BLE FLATS CHAL NC ‘EY Pr. HE. ATH Ce. “GaArfield 3166 SINGLE FLAT BARGALN | ON Rt CESEs.S. | — 3: 21 are fgg and 3 doubie; BEAUTIFUL “SINGLE. “FLAT "9 o44—45 MAKE OFFER. _RIV TW cas E-F AMILY iin " BARG AIN SING inn FLAT iar PL. ¢ 614 Ss ‘7 wee END is | 4 a Ge : = . DE ATIPCL NEW FLAT JUST COMPLETED . WINC N A AV. OSE RK MEYER & GR.. A THREE NEW SINGLE FLATS | Ly *seeo0-—) Re rt. ol (ASH. MONTHLY _PAY MENTS. Tae CASH ee - ms ° men N SEBASTIAN, “REA AL - 44; HAR Hi: ' LUOks ; BAKGAIN, TERM. 2088, LTO x TERRACE. $1000 pow a, Sate BLE FLAT =, DROZDA REALTY CO. 4096 CHOUTEAT. MODERN FLAT \l Be « 26 24—S; 5) rons. =: Se —. lt a AR. ] ANL Bi a Sine i . = ‘ | FLA T—10-room. ° > at hs. two earages { Hi “Ey 3310-1 lat De . =! ngie apd “4 eS. ae) (™~) Wi emtialt } ' im g@od condition: SS5sT>0: $100) cas bie: Sa ie LAc “ede 0669. i r-KL'THO CO I ‘ 1440 S30 rr th ' 180 HH: ¥ 3 — x9 - _ n ae. a é . > JOT a 6% Po r } oi ia a 4M AND PI ? 2031 —5 and 8 rooms. bath. Sy ten Saari Side 3 wn x Sickor ; a pony i8—3 and eng - ~~ W | , ’ 4 al a ee ' ‘ emeeed © | N ori ‘* ba! CK urna ce xe; a real bargain. LA South Side. 3-4 rooz ‘HARTM AN. HE INRIC! H REALTY ¢cu.. | vorches, lot 2S8x1l28. sireet and ales ae ag -¢ ——— eee 117 Gravous. Miverside 2175. | baveu: es $780. orice $6900. Box G- | _ Ftsversh a lon - : ; ene 2H. Post-Dispatch. Ghncox say Six familie ARM, 4 Al ea - 1 y--— | an LAL Sas) 8 bd je 3-8. dont ern: just completed; street and ailey made -— -.” -— ~- - - Peon = 1z : ast for ¥ % n? mm ae ie so ta 4 S54 Tennessee . reaseu nubile ; Lerms, i;Rand 7 A. r* = ic -S-0 ak 2 be : vt re . Woe ‘Oo sel rea! buy GRa A Re EN a Se PA 4 _—— 3 : ¢ . “a — 7 . 3 : a : a i ; P S Te . ? 4 ’ ‘ . Yr i AT—-Leautifu) new singie &) rovem PEN NSYLV AN! A. S01 0—s; or trade. BUX K. BL Tae. ‘6419. ee “ ee et bear | me i 5 Fea saen si 7s 4 r Cog HAM ERG ER 30 Af os . A wien: fe COR TS. LS DM, Tete * x. LAC. Bist! _ garvce 3518 S. Gr nas ; Ve, CUpper BuUbLerS, SlTCCIUIS, woul fer ass PE NNSYI LY ANI 4 4 4 and ; 2 UX, wane. 7M Li well chtey fur quick Sait, Box G-t:. «in - Dread LAT Es, 4026 in martment-flat of 3 rooms !'ost-uspatca S-0 e a+ how ern v ar 7?! war ea ” = oe ee : pi ie: a a WwW ATSON, ROL RE. _Bealtors. ac. . very ees 4 Ses ti, 1 ’ - 2G. 4 CHT -. % fi 4 i= re Pas ">. emi La >? my rv au fui 2 RiIvcers 2 , 2 oo " abd worm lial: duwer Grove cistrict: tile P HILL IPSs Pt... _~M odert 1 a . » AY erie i~ ? ge} a wT CS ase sore . — te JED @€8210 POPC, BEPUWOVO {HMMS Chu Ee ra ° 7 IE diay i block no et we STOS te lt nay . i these dunds e@gare, large CihUSeciS aud paniry, wil sa news: west ot (3 TAN. » i *. ruc t 2 4 i ~~ uy Gr ‘Ss Lig ‘p- * a . ; . ~~ Peer y ee mes om Cones! u _ a ou ; Pas : re SS | = ——— on Mw aS ats. be box Hi ~~ 3, + Se i C an YT iM a ST XX- ata 3 “ine e: room flats will sel! reasonably: everything ; ; . nal - uUPp- cordate: be sure to sec today from 2-39 i‘ whiwe#-Tamily 4 rown iS. thle hains, hard- Ses maKe OL? P Rospec ?- ; weed Woors, a.@a:n heat, Murrhy peda. | PO TOM ac 380 l- is—3 an x 4046-68 Blaine; double 5-3, bath Seehs. awhiles. £ guraxes ali made. bie, or excellent 1383 Burd: double 4-4: bargain. | Shaw suldivinicu. Uwher GRand S06uW a ‘ A e RT Riverside Jald4. 2903 Geeconade; double 3-3. and lot|. - ~.—.~.—.- ‘immainas cw | noremac 364542. ~—SCSOS along side: make offe: FLAT—Near Compten and sroronnn gga five "167-69 routes PL... o40!1 OS J wriia : Ga whi oo. hath Puce A, bath, iUPuace Tifsat Ramat Ss reoliis. BLE ES, 4.3: EAS TERMS: RENGEL.W EBER. ‘S127 S Gr. LAe. 9544. bain second flour; SoU Gdouwh, balance rent BRINKMANN = CO., . gee nese nga 8 . - | Woney, See vwuer at 1345 S. Cumpion, . — J paca es eae ll om: bath, cc trie. wat ther. a > PRI ESIDEN T. 147—3-3 single, "ha. ta, ho on net oo Ci Phar ~~ ~~ — oa a tremens —s wely — Provo ins, bargain BR iTaANIc Al. 41 10-—5 and 6 hot water me on re ri or. ee and oid sing ©). wd) —T gar age. Quik k pale wanbt: a = Ra ete: S641 R vBivie ss 1} ee yn oy Vacant KLAU BER. WELZ 6243 Gravois. Riw Slee . 99, S&Twund, ec. e wi ve what )OU Want, = = so cere re “SEE a > tamil ~~ ini ib Mia MEN. So@S Graveis. GR. S35. ym te ws 3 bath; bargain; only rea ry OP! Fos ay aTwiY Lodhi; €4° : Ren bargain Call FRoepect (S84: HUmbolilt Open Monday Evenings. - WrINey 46 N ca) oy ale i LAT—2-stery end atiic. 3 room DBR, SS i.’ ps — -¢5 ‘peome " — bg eat “ . pay pee Ck st £2 ae us 5% ' . t ~ Tie Cali ~~ Tie COMPTON cat s 3-3." a hot-water | Slectric: good invesiment GRang 0920.) oHalNcHY P HEATH Co Hest: reasonable: term LAciade 6648. | }ULSOM, Zsip-11—-Loudle flat, 3 rooms SSELL. 4041-33—Real 4 ee oe — .- e — . . ‘ * : b “ara ™ Dees ' COMPTON, 3636—Doudle) 44; hot-water. eovd investment: easy terns. BENSON! 5 rooms. tile bath: separat heat. LAc ede S163 de «| REALTY Uv... 1108 Chestnur. MAin 25Su “ar entrances: a steady wrod: COMPTON. 2323 5 —-ingle 4.5. bath. fur |} FOURTEE ra HH. i il? S.—+4 families, )-foot let: 2 garages: a bargain nace trade for be Ing ali yw BU X, LAe. (6449 3 Tr voms +h. rent $960 annrualiv. A. F. GROBEL,. *2 Chestnut. M COMPTON. 3656 S—4 and 4 modern dou- | WM. ROD rs ‘K & CO. 2618 8. Jefferson. SALE A, 30L2—singie 4-4; bie fla car garage; g00d income; | GILES. $419—Singie 4-5. modern: govd) *or_ vacant Mr. Al*maver. priced _ well. a } MCBRUON Bix B&B. E.. ‘B3a8 S. Grand. s( HILL i=: 4253-——FLAT AND “STORE; WATSON . yaaa SAL TORS, | GILES. 4027T—New 5-3 room single flai:| BATH: FURNACE: 86750: REN Mier Riverside 4 aes . ri Gravois, | Blook west of Grand: rea. bargain: terms (STREET VADF “*K™ OFFER. BRAN. COMPTON. 2627 8. =a" single 4 and 5)‘. W. Sturmfels Dbudider 8) FR. RIV ERSIDE ($3350. room flat. with ; iomoen. bath, electric, in- GOENE R . 5843-5847—-5 and 5 room single §E V ENTH. 271 > bi ° Gloeed screensd sieeping perch on § second Glats, modern and beautiful in every re- S7H4: price Ban! LAc fieor SS r frame garage. price $9750 Spect;: opiy two le.t; rest sold fore com- EVEN? Ta S715 &.—>lo — = wat te ets ery RRS REE ae ATC 0 9 sisi Sg Nias, ia Cease oF how mw 5 athe. Ce Dy atten gala ok kaa eee, ie , ar # Res Pe ue oye fee SRP he Ra RRR LTE 0 + RO asa ees o ww) | A ttn it - *% 2 Ly $ ry > o + 5 eae home * oo aw st ' ve a _ iE iad stip al PRI sts atin ah — on ee eel See ee rt eee ’ 7 ae oe \sieclatiaabasa a SDS Oe gee oe 1 teat £ B we just — of 4100 _vinel 2 Flat Near Grand wee! » Prt) E. Se CO. W ATSON— ARSENAL PARK a6 SINGLE FLATS SE ay Se CHRISTIAN ‘BRINKOP "AL FRED “AND atl 4» hiv /ERSIDE vc: oa LAASE REALTY MINGLE FAC nt BEAUTIFUL PARKWAY. 1918 NEBRASA. a : bane Roe & ‘Co. * ATSON.O'ROURKE ‘LAT. TERMS $31: : Me PHE ERSON. Se oe -— po: modern ; Goubie carage; excep- chi rho«ed. _DOEREL- INGER. Keeler Victor_ ones. "SIN aE F fis AT Seca bat hh. Become and es: Flats, Bungalows REAL VALUE MINERVA. | SARS — 44; ssace: EASY TERMS. ‘CRAMD. o& 53-44 “om ali a “$2000 CASH powN BLY yg : EWEES poe HEMMELM a yp ees R. EE. CO. h ~ New 3-Room +F amily Flats 2810 Park, 2807-11 St. V¥ ineent nied; -an excelent BU NG ALOw- yLar ; 2 rooms, modern , 59 > oO " r , am. iN- FRENTROP en, AL TY 5247 Quincy. = oom modern bunga’ow - ‘modem 4room bungalow ot 6—Bungaiow- flat: | S685. JOHN H. ABBOTT, Realtor. TOS Chestnut. pleted; cencrete streets and alleys; cne €7R4- nr Be Ey BIX. ‘Lae. DELOR, F225 4 and 4 rvom frame _S%OckK Trom tiravois, See them Sunday. whern ° varaces: wat rt {fer , 's . for guick sale cc? -E— in Have You Read | cxixs isos mse los meg nae SERENE ¢ ess PZ on) . . ual ~ - - . ww. = KINGSHIGHWAY KENIS $38. —# RICE ($4500 2 Chestrut. GAr. 83500 encom - ry AND-NEW + and 5 Reoms ‘ifferent and Better dale SHTNG. “came em REALTY co. , FOR SINGLE AND IMM BLE FLAT BAR- : CALL SOUTHAMPTON IN VEST- MENT AND BIILINNG C AINGSHIK, HW 4¥. RI ERSI OW NER SAYS SELL 7 ; ° 4 4 yr" 4 SHAW . siner & aise 2 amie 3 ae “admission te = a Md i ; — ine! = ‘» & : hi 7 GRAND, 3ixx S.—6-famil martment, >| ec’ Hon, chery. BUX. 3588 8. Grand. = . P oO § t-D 1 S P a t Cc b rootite & on — woe Pires a os building. SHENANDOAH. 3309-1 1-—Pric ow NER Mt ST ‘SEL L. Lent ae ae | ae ."t_™ RODEMYER «4 C8. Jon, “¥. ’ Diskinenn R. is Cex 623 Chestnat. | ™ MAM OWNER DIRECT engin f LA articy 2 Cheetnat. GAr. 8300 a. — TH SIDE id i. AT. mn par a ; ‘ rte ‘ - : s4races asec. SO yO Trt thiy . investig ite =| g 7 54) counte. 3-3: bath “Wants” Today? Box H-65. Post-imspatch. 9 8H) | SHENANDOAR 3813 — Broom i IF D = ; stmehiy muds — will sacrifi r @ an " HARTFORD, 4129--~5 and 5 roems, hard > sale Cal or KI > amiga as WOed worse, tue bath. furnace; doubie =a all = ark = om 2g ts i irac? Owner ak ‘*’ rela) re i.e} — da Ly SVR TT . ~~ = . m4 Wiig ED 2 ENA ANDOAR ~ oa aoh—S FIND al- HENRIETTA, 3127-20-—-Double 3-3: goo furnace pewiy decorated Here is t Len to | investment. PF Rospect sSS2._ 9s | ame hedtne most anyt . Heshin iA Ji2$—dfamiy 9 Tooms: _GEO F, COOPER. Garfield 32 re ". O21 monthiy IM OUO rm — oe Ps — iv: Sé3i : WAS Tr “VK ME N oe oe Side: a* 1€ J and fe anc terre T 4 “iede La tel — corrected daily — where | 6 and 7 unsxiern; see it. them cali inn a : WwW +. > . ‘ ie ites Rees VC} \ ae Sud ~ > eal >~ . ~~, : " i readers. can quickiy reach at H. Reals . GArield 1399, TENNE SEE 3516-—Double we Be mimi da rom, a Pw oudbie fr? un int rt max: »f - expert workers and profes- roon@ tach. Murphy: separats heati.g TENNES SER 3505.22 ; Pier oS reni ‘ , ricer +. t(') Wr Dat : ate} iter heg ip sional people. er. Bex &-2429, Post-Dispatch rage. 7 ae Re : it is the big EMPLOYMENT Powinn open for mepection lL to 3. "Owner. | FURSACER: sean? ROOMS. BATHS. GUIDE — men and women PRospect 0214. 00. sss | BRANNER. RIVERSIDE = eking work—and empioy- as TENNESSEE. 4523-6 and secking ; pl a HUMPHREY. 3948—Al constructed; 5-6 fa ~ denn tree uch mae i calling for he P- meht off Grand and Si. Pius: ome of rages ies the best flats in Tower Grove district: get uw ATSoN rod ROU RRF. _ Realtors. Here are the FOR SALES and card of admission aod price. _ Rive 7 - WANTED te Purchase— JOS? Connecticut; 5-6, hot-water beat. : en ae tere. An M S708 Comectocut as >6; tile bath, fur entrances. €@4 rooms. tile * urni tos, usical 4 ~?, az xh iy tay let ae - rah ’ in ho * Instruments, in fact, any- | ele J: Weber, $227 ‘S. Grand LAc. 9544. wm og tae eee re a Se “ss saainngapeot HU M™ME RT. 33: 2 _ ~~ srand. thing value, beaght and Dato, o0¢+—oumie 44. bath. furnace: | ~ of t rune t - bumesios os #449 = 3% a shiheieiitchiaiaaaiaials INDIANA. 2Gi%—Deou! fla: sii ori” 1" ne a i . braie \ &. F. 4548 sar ~ ” in, 4 ” ugie The FINANCIAL and Busi- OWA, 3445—4-5 “costa Parmace. tlle “Lee wen B21: ness Opportunities! Loans baths. Ivar carage: Mguire upstairs afb Brey = =: ~ 3108. Y ¥ . er 4%. mm of Suncare A FELES E Eeeew 6S be are offered and made, busi- Titra 9944-56 bain a yabie brick ae. me. +-car garage: hot-water | mess openings presented, and yr TE wt 1 ceer_ietme, - ic! BBA BER-WELZ. 6242 teravois. Riv 3100 i : o aS yp os f a TTTis Priwltsis ¥ : . investment op por tunities wirtetty on: Mins nis $160: price S146. Py Rows ao age os a hehe ' 7 -— 2a PMTs lt, Fi | eo 1; Wikt ¢ WISSMATN cam \. cranp “f8 am ' ' ohn didiga ddr od 40x2-—Beactifal 6 ana a °° ™+ Se, aan 5 oon ° ake fs e tn’ Poway Ou ary 11? 2% ** *> oon Sai AEP bal s & +2 S a eam sed oe . On) catia ren f Tare @ bi bad TY es OTT te ro ioe a | : | AF ‘¥ + we +04" 4 & demir : i Need % CREE y a J ‘Ti Phonon AEE 8 £0. 3529 raat ® wine ang DOUBLE. FeaT—sis S00. Sctee © sunYPeniences: eri. rarage. See this 6524 BE RTHOL D CHRISTIAN BRINAOP R. E. CO. | _LaAciede 3047-41. _DESIRABLE De Ww "BL a +a 1000 c ei $268 e am _, PRETTY SINGL _ Sirhnnon, "a1 7S 8. Grand. Lac.o620 j GRAND ary CRFROKEE . 3 . Wise MEYER RICKS Gry ew iit. Bs Should Your Particular , {6 soe ow CUTAN, 2735—3.4 ROOMS. WITH Wie OFFER RAN NER, sb de. . Gi O01 D /_— ~~ ENTIRELY NEW Ap Om AP ge yr DUPLEX RESIDENCE on 7 {REESTIAS Pee i 4 &. .,- o.. e 3040-41 s aver: nem — seine “ws a= STAN BRINKOP & EL = a Se Fae. LAciece ewarr SCH WENKER nzaLTY Ge

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FO a de a sh OM Re, ie Te ae se ke 9 ihe ND MP ebem 9 "’ yas at idences For Sale Today. _ MARCH € A F 128 post-pisParc H 8& 2000 REAL ESTATE For Sale, E xchange, Wanted, and Bungalows, Cottages, Flats, Ap artments, Resi STO a SS SS ’ FARMS FOR SALE RM _ —~- REAL | 3 - MARCH 6. 1927. ESS ALE ,REAL ESTATE—FOR cOoL COL’ED | | FARMS FOR SALE _ | MONEY TO LOAN—IE yon - ge 6 BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE BUSINESS PRO. Lt —— — th —_ 8 "RENT $180—PRICE $10500. | FRUIT “AND POU LTRY : Missouri —— Sa ERE —— jus TOENISKOE " “ SS Central | ws al South 20-22-: x. isth: Ofamily fiat; ual Owner leaving town: Ww! sacrifice chick- FARM—-51 acres, on. easy tert “te? | PR.ecre Missouri 1 priced right fe nt SN. Br was ‘ a= | SMALL STORE BARGAIN ait- tern : ’ , (en-farm. consisting of beautiful iot SOOX | Hilane 45722. . - ’ ' nings | > . -—- —- sage ick sae. — — _——— __-__ ~- *. 3 2637 Ct uippewa st can ay store, four on - . 43 0: §-room medern residence: complete’) ranmM— 80 acres or sale or trace R F. 858 Hamilton fc! MONEY TO LOAN ity 7 | ’ . “et poe ~al loca- I ~K. ‘REALTORS, S22 Chestnut. (") ” = ital aces ; m - RAA a ' no ' TOOms an : a reese ™ XCE llent i af ee al T | oo rout and egui rrr vent i rT Sin) hen - huiid- Tri} aes » ca ‘ : . _* - - ES. ww! rates: — act Pin FRINGS tion y o 0) ‘mar t this 3026 LA &§ ALLE ST —$200 CASE. | fare only 4 years > 230 hk cation be- q "ol zenski, 447 XX. rm - - $189 P = = = - . : Keane & Fr nke, I | 2: LUPFER-. CKER, we, GArfield 8906.' Balance m nthly; lot 25x125; 4-room br tween Webste n twood: price of ' 1 we tae ee , eal + Sar . © ai 008 ¢ a Ca S 1 ; | vi o.. &. 4 arn 4 yan pips a8 SLL } anes ERY-BUTCHER SHOP | cottage; electric, porches; only $2500. $9500 is jess than cost ovemnenta. | #4 a LOO acres “F-room bungalow. good the State. Tera ili zs 3? S Ap AND BL. | GROWING LOCATI JOHN §. BLAKE & BRO.. 815 Chestaut “ -279. Post-Dispatch, | FAR os ee od eee eon iy bought by 20 Dies * $765 Me ran ao ae iaret La Te ato! e ' 4 [2 a we) i ae f) —ow property. Laclede ‘' , R : - _ TWO-STOKY lt ED CONCRETE, BUILDING. PRACTICALLY NEW. | with modern 6-room fiat above; 2-| ——y ACANT—MOVE IN—$300 CASH ____ Alabama 9121. 3511A_ Alberta. fe) Stock and Tonle | real estate security, mal : ™ FIRST AND SECON) sera (An? int EON REI APM ch LAF ST7OU ROOM. BriLDING NOx 130: 13.000 SQUARE FEET FLOOR rare ‘ , ment £0. ; 4 2 } t © ial - roo . Bat! ae ai — AA houses. bar. » "> act in beautiful i Pi ke ¢ Du ' ¥. F. ar m . it, r , Ff oe rr ° > 4 : | . ’ ) NG SPACE. SUITABLE FOR Al TOMOBILE. PURPOSES OB LIGHT MANU- 2033S Bros: E ARICKS N & OL’ G ,. | trie: ly papered, ‘only $3 nth ee ee oe te oe % miles south « of || ree wal ) property eo a 6 ee eee ) | BUILDING FA : ING. — — Y Fi Oe . : , ? "iY ‘ ; ‘i~ : . a and fo , ri] t $1] 1 4 . ’ “Oung ore ; “i en . P one r, ho . “ — - . a, a i. 4 ; | CTUR ATTENTION, AUTOM ~4 MEA rf Aner o 2 :, 32. Ww ainwrieht Bide. _ ca : - rché | st , . We have uniimited funds ava: 1312 S. GRAND BL. See te ak Rent SSE | le MOOR. = BATE aoee Cheat | Reg See gergige Ravens ap, Pampa aera oryemae fr cae BOE, Sa ta a ttt ha Ma Stacie | MONEY, 10 Ze We have salinities Soe regiden OS: Ot Te rn ae arn bit Cc pee oom _ t . " a. re anve Be’ tu \ _ fine, : ,eTD se : ‘ mK $+ a ty ~~ i “INVESTMENT PROPERTY © ames Ce a alee ‘ x ‘ 7 exar Ee: ai l - ?*r , é ‘ om z Koo : ¢, ‘ oe : ; See " ‘ion i. - . » sii ‘tl ;, “y _ = we * A 7 . 4 ry? : ; 4 — i . 4 ~_- . +> _- . .*? » . . ~~? Ted g . ” ” ’ wens ~ ‘ ? i S os 4 iis ” . : a . . : ; . ; ‘ “a . mi 1m a4 .* ’ ; nA (ie ; “+ 2 8* er ? : ~ ‘ , ae . hss GALA . . , . r ‘ = Cri, sie 8 tee on : . : ' Lé > 4 ea np is ~~ me . - - ” ty : n ~t weet ~ - 2 4 ts : ‘ : e . ‘ : , oe _ " 5 ’ spe L3 Tit ~ 2 adi it ; ‘+s ‘ “ m She Re 4 0 a A ohn & . 4 at ‘ P . od r..i ~ A : as © | a4 ~ —— , : , , . : Pr r j ‘ ob vase ety 4rt¢ s ua » ) ] , 3 at id oh 4 Jone “oo: : “ se m f rT! eoun : . ' na ! 4 . :F , "va % : t% ' ) ar built-in garage: open todas; sae 909.11-13-15 LUCAS : W. H. HOLME — 2 i . oper Se tol axe thee at. on State highway. oa + re: r ca ‘ oh gh TE PARTY will | Bie ine ay ; \ { i! ROOMS. 2 BATHS. ay . a ’ ue : 4 . “ ” > -~) > ™ ry “~?¢ . . 3 — ied “ (HAUNCEY P. HEATH €O.. GArfield 3165. Substantia’ v=t0 — Inile & Holme Realty C 2 SINKS, DANDY 3-CAR GAR. niles of paved. Toad aside and | 4-room frame house. chicken house. Soke | McGrath. Vcenay Forse |O pee’ amt, tavasegs. 1 FUNDS > a . BRO ADM ay ' Air - 24 7 ") “xO » + , — . , Te a = . en su i i ry Int oe 2 Ss 4 *? Ey | . } nm x. . . ~ poe . DD ay ‘ s . — = / ’ : ‘ ; : ‘ ; —_ . : - . Cur . - — . ’ -) 2 é {lz ‘ ) ’ F Lid ; > kad ‘ , i aaed ‘ ; ‘ a3 : uu ne ™ & > | —_ _ . - “a — - i a a a . . : 4 or }’ ' ’ : ~ ot) j 417.1 j , la x iT ie Abs 0 . F -" : Yi . a , ‘ “ ’ 3 : ; , F — ; . , nae “a “a : > ' T » + ™ - ’ e . { i ye, F » ~ oo © po 1 eign A pre wae BR DAT RENNER Re Sr NF or gir ane-d ew. Seti et RS Ree te - ana $45 “/\T ‘ ;" tory doudie § ' ¢ ‘oar, en rh f I em : A Duy | ( R SALE =. ath. 4 Pel ; ; nie ive | rope ad HLEISI RA Sat 317-19 . BROADW 4 rv c . late Paw! ; pee Oe Modern &-Room Brick Home, Bat - $10.000 a yo! oe en 3 Chestn » Roof. 2-Car Garage, Cop © €18-20 MARKET -— — | sect frontase on Wyoming: lot in rear 773 . T—MOVE IN—S100 €. bape DE RI EP i= eR a wenite) yo Loan Correspondent New ¥ and Representing Thousam myers + siv™ ~ — , ~ . ? ‘% ‘ . it ; i. . ? : i} vs nert PLiit a4 - ’ i ~ * he ; lends : Mv ais 3 ‘ LJ : GROEBL, i a - Sr 4th and De Tontr NICE FLAT, ALMOST NEW. S530 CASH , vields; * ice , . is he - ; Le : illite iia i) Hemmernans ae = a lve $500 CASH, 8 ROOMS, BATH ELECTRIC ¢).,. nay ; per cant of pu seri at half value. . MOLi> |\acre, Wil Gxenanee SS oS a i WM. S. DROZDA : Lat) Callt r ~ fami rice: then ome yea ree use of land; t EYER R.E l t.. ; , - eal ema. sees (ae TEA — Chestout. MAin 1461 Rew sarge porcelain - sis new! Paperes. | oan 34 equ nnual payment -aRVM—40. acre : La arn , FARM—‘ io or J ee ley t in sume +s ~ Southwest : SEPARATE FRONT ENTRANCES iain ict See axis tere silent stock-!| mi} ¢ De >> al $3500: one Shet- | station ¢ od road: if you want — gf : RX of . i “WONDERFUL BUSINESS CORNER 2 BATHS—2? FURNACES ne nds at lew prices; good schoo t por nt or chiucrel . et Gieee” aan your amount: reasonable terms nd Deeds of 54 ’ Ane ee! be i — a Son flat Hias ~ at! J ’ z = ra ‘ Thies ; a] e “€ i aie he , _ x ; today for ft Ex ns. De 7 os eh Pee . “Dd . ? ‘ rnt st? : . ol aecuritt ompt atte : * eCO a . : . =6 790 - &: :. I 5 ony = : wy — , HI. “TS rR p* “ t 34 + a o 3h Re .— r 7 Det = Mu a Aton “Tl 2 —- 4 , ; f ‘ t. | mama # a i _— fro yl on AA tory *, me he | aar i : “s - y — : J Reasonable Terms— Kingsbury Bl. rice. $40 OL i) I . m2) (i an : Hart . : 12 ROOMS—? RA’ HL] Ot - : . = ete ; 506 BS ALD Maoe Fat and Cuesta rent for AGE? montnty, toes FARMS Rtas! Sy EO | A | Kam tnsinn MSs Rm So 2 | Hattaor, dite Pocus Foret Tas.) | gap ree © payr Pi WwW ~BURIAN ze # ae teau ion os on real estat, : INCOME PROPERT™ i} “= ea? ra‘es 20 acres. “hard road. S130 Der acr= GARDNER REALTY © ‘ iti} ! : ST. LOUIS COUNTY F s ’ ides and loans as A. Stores a lhe i ” . ; u ‘ } . sat ct : ° ; ' : : + x = > ‘ , Q acres s a e ce aii. c ~ b einese anal > aaa , , } a . -7 > N ‘she eaibss R EAL HER ) Bene pemcinetee LIVE ORGANT. Ee pace hae Sibd: or exchange | {Berea Sto) Caee. Ralanes 2% ISS | SERAGUE eB. Co. 626 Chemical id SE OND DEEDS OF TRI | WYdown 0540 409 W ainricht a aA TO : z 3 A XL : r GE Bie EE, Pee pare eran rower ig RBI ig oy Sey Kegs > " Hey Oye le” 25a % = ne aka maa ds PRS a eae Hag. ” Eb y We Gap) i 3 aE an nerdy Ve we tee eg pte ag Sart ob tis Sasa Chas ee eee Soe meter eget “\ + Pgs en: oF Ol ‘ Si 2 an angie Mes ee ott MEY ee Se st ded is pC T 4 ae Mi ie x Ns a i ance to see ere they are | io GA. wil : fal 170 acres in cu Tes, $22: per acre: ilo 3a loali on real estaic: standard rau. -_~ ££ 4 rt vii luk ~ i Sh . . ahi eXPITLITL Lone. quit alcwewer ° 44, 3 ViePherson AY. Rett ~ RIN i . 14t . Az 45 ow Gramtad aw be Rn , PP ‘ - rink. “ith =e 25 : : a “= -— aw “fa pa es ‘omni send eect acoe Ree te +t ». a ee : ‘ TR 3 r ; : > et or" hee ang mee SEE ‘trs Ks tai al BI = RG OIE IOS IR Sete io Se ay a ie ate 2 wf Fg as Ny Ree Ae ee Sree ee rans na a hale Se ed Pg Tt FS AB Re ee OR Se BS Ge a Se Se a i Re he ge RO peer 4 Chr istian Brinkop = RR ' : pian apect a | PAGI Baeg nanie SANE sagas HO a , ohed | daatien 123 . , a acres, 5-f ji ho’ ere: ; aa barn | isterns, § pros vs oo County ” Oh nantes @ — © poe R athe EDWARD L. BAKEWELL 5 ae : f 1 to sell a 750; terms. Owner. G. M. Phillips. D 0! th. . i. McAlester. Ok REGS SE OND DEEDS OF T - F fe 3040-41 LAciede 3246. (92) | : achnane ated « ua , ae ee 7 ae {ae ge ee , Pike “Tt $500 TO $25, 3 ; | — Tth Se | ce awe owner 3S : Waa oy oe Realty Ga roc stnces. Sis Seu petine AU for half price; easy tern x M Mg.; brick welling. large bar : loans. We are dependable an MONEY WANTED VAD H 809 CHESTNUT. GARFIELD 4779-4710 "50 z 3 riRMOUO tin : id crops; on grarel 1; in best rural; ACREAGE—Buy now, 0 acres. S| and our clients protection is Cun R wants $3000 I ony —— | sey te , Re » & gee 275 \ L I e } ‘ ri! = : . ; é - : ; i o , ia ‘ . ‘ ; ‘ onaice ; I ’ P ; i a ‘ i — 9 ‘ — a9 : s J se oan pemicyt auswet. L >> ibUuSuUdi 40UUGLIVu Roy ti} st-Dispatch ——_ “ereeaen — . . : Lo i ¥" tor . oe Fs . . . . t Wiilia : 563! ! . I ’ ria ; ri , i - hem . = Ain 3 ieee -_ "190 KINGSBURY aes BLSINESS CORNER Pieces a, wit! é _ : me | oe ~ ea , 2% : - “th 3 oF Lou's , —— Ah page Pee ; ok ae r- = ee i eed 2h ‘ 54 al f Yuick 4+ 5 = ~—e . ~ we: } im I Wi “uitivat tea a —— ame . : ; : 7 SAC) 2734 * > ‘. . ” ° ‘ ? : ‘ ie 4 4 - ma . - -_ 7 re. _—— a ‘ ” a © - * — , > ; Y m ry! 7 ’ n : ° 4 - sas i4 eR. : ° — . . rr ¢ J. 1 EPSTEIN & SC_VOSS" REALTY oo, Foret 433° ANNUAL RENTS $1440—PRICE $10,000 ¢ famiy “tenement, 3 roma. eac on bar fberh ‘Tiina, | Under og tigh fence. Good impr ee Fe Be so8h Sisos Stone ew ene: ae 25 te i. 2 Ke tiene, SURE He at at ave > i on + ene +‘. ° he sai al sar ap - a ‘ coat "7 % =: we | sel > { y S 2 ( iia? i raw, - - . a _—— t NI \ E ASTON a a well aahe ; , : = i ore ‘ — Roun, = , $19.5) ee BU IL D OR REMOD ‘ an 7 >) on 54 room m«fera nae Bie IE TEE ALRITE SIO BIE age et ey _ rT Ws Y 4 ;, BN S. BLARE & BS : Tp T CC ' 2 me es —_ : cA - mm! : rig non tens . ~ 13 ' tat. r Grand: 2 garages. . Box M-i121, EXCLL | USI VE 1S asec oe } ji Om. lat é ‘ hey TRANSFER CORN ER—W EST END i RU Ye { (>. a +4 “yy , roa eB ae Oe Ls n te ehwa ; , ~ as : . : ; -— ; - Sang aw w 3.'(°0U; private party. Ti BER LANOS os , . ee PTZ | : a a, . .. ed, oad . meron ‘s ~ at ; : ; ‘ ne we : » pe iliz " ; MW 5% Post-! [ iepat rn. e118 LAN PH? ' (Ae This Business Bi ? apres DUARE LAND. Water. etc.: price ; terms F monk pi iriiied well and dhatarn: | ther saniouiee ahem ; isu d seconds: $100. BRET Wd —s2000: } STATE CO.. ' RR = age ; Te ;, ¢ fang: Re ee ee ee ee o — - tig ag oT nal] it 2 hert oa “tz GROVE JENNINGS, reliab : , roi. Poet-Uispatch. BP yal REAL & uw St vy iT: red eh tenemen! N « andevente ees once : se : —- tape ° = — ; _ _ : ~~ r bes LO , on oe _ 3404 U ‘nion b a F Orest 0465. — Re 2 9 SLOW CORFORAT ut “" ; SEY Ww id.—S-u000 1 deed : oe . 386-3 y. RPRe OWAY. Two-story building te n >- roc ft ete Tae gg fr yy an ' CHICKEN FARM T have al one } ey, S Dac: 200d discount. —s Lot Soats0., flat 352150 esi on nd “outouildings | ¢XDect the agency for many | | REAL ESTATE—COUNTRY HOME LOANS A SP. BORN Wid $1500 on ood : Ss and ! Faer term PAR = : ut. elertricity mn Wa te e D Je — ne : ; Straight or Monthly ta. —$4500 on | ‘ ofo oe E “> I res: 6 oe ’ Px 5 fj oy ert age 5 t* Try rT R bungalow: 7 rooms / —Building Leans— —_ — ne Cum Dliseion. > ve iit ' ; rege pat 6H13? a, Westminster Oar Service and Rates MONE +S borrow $1600 Yeckei. Earickson& es cca sash moet eat: Fe : j , S mil “ t tonie 3 » R , BF aim > nation | lay y n Hoffmeist a. LA- 1 Real Estat Giher security Box M-120. F.-D. Northwest iMP VED PR P’TY FOR SALE sig ’ WW hres: ; oe Sgpmcnne egg . ore" ct nl [ALE ! ; ineuranee Sir « : LY Wtd.—$85000. 6 per orn juterest. M4 fu | | ._M— acre im | ee . a : LA A EMC ADT mu! » | . ne 7925 S BROADWAY > ae ; on t ? .i* - ‘ ' ‘ . j - ‘ ‘ R " >~ DW ™% guy 7 - 2 cr " " L WA , ™ oa mi ‘ ; 7 ’ } : F*pst-Lisepeatea CORNER CARTER AND MAKCES , : se iwg3 0 FARM- , : ' ified aa i sities MUGR MAS HAN a ey WE OWN ANDO . borrow S=otH) " I or. 1 ; , ; - F m nt ; : i ise Lt ——— - : : nes bungmueow, ei ewly built. hot-water. heat, e Rasety, | I ee. ; s xn . Sages et towm, some tim Price $200. tern yt ee a ge ome FIRST 9 be per cro) mmission for time loan. KORTE, 110 N. Sth MAin 4258-30. 0 "THOS, CAMO wide (ook ga ee 5 hoc! ys || ASB Tee acre, monet, land, lers*| PCRNISHED HOME—40 ects, impr 6% DEEDS OF TI ne crtg $0000, $2560" CLEANERS AND DYERS eae Wonday. fel Bee ees nid abating aE ge tacton aa 5 re. Milo Reno, Bour-|_¢ + locetien in ihe Osele. & Se 2 : se2e-24 N. UNION An - AJ ss fruit Ties i ra te ling sg : tory a __: — Mome Ar ‘ se 2H : | fia ong lant in REAL ES STATE—FOR COL'’'ED =. S eee Clee ket : . 5 of timber | 7 i086 Gates ualmasorel “3% | ene as | amount of lage ; SOU 121 Buger UGE PARM- © Anu .~s s ore. . wis ar oo" dingy gees, a ~ tai ell for $350 01 ain Sa Gee feel e ee aa. FF Oet aspatch , | SOUTHAMPTON C0.. x. . —Wish to barrow $3500. A LOCATE LN THE BFACTIFUL O7ARAS. orick «tore, ster Place is South ! : ue . Roe oe ie | : . NAMY R a chr eee rand _H-3 ' ‘Post-! atch. 5 ae Buy now: don’t wait fer the bic beom: ~ ee “ : . ~ hae ng —_ St. Las ub! } ’ . sid - ns - $14.000.- ihe 3 Me ek Eins cl 35 WI Sal pe ae Ora GR er on ee Bek, SOLO ey te get in on the ground fleor: write me your os weet bon ia Be. COtim salon Box N-103. | wants; T have bargains in poultry fruit. a ee one aoe 4 A Wuick answer; lo ee tT f° — ° .ts ‘ ctor , — ' , ; oe , ; . rai ; : 1G a! ‘ ‘ - : . -_ =— : tifta]l residence o ~~ " dis 7 241) s =— saliea crain. stork and dairy farms: also Mera- a ae - amie ; Y Wet —S6000- fires deed of trust. Beautiful residence : seats rear, rent -J price 94 ' rom PU? Jeffa Barracks outs Mire, f : — River frontage: good reads are new “*) sf —"s — . Established (89F Ee os l4-family tenement renting p oa $iss _ . , — . . J . Me . , Wa n faru . . rc 50 . un¢der construction ; ‘health fi -- etimate i - - : = meb r 3 : OTS, siee ping pore! =a . : ’ v4 , am : ; “ per cent baste. ro , ; i BR WAY 15 . ‘ , : ‘ 5 a f gud . r ~ good markets ta Houser, (Cuba. Mo. Be Sonia Mite ~ yf ee ~ TR: VAI) ; i FR LD. TIL Chestnut «. : rsenth! : es | ' Ol _COax 63135. cad ARR L. de 5. gneSe Rigel tphels ssanlags calender dae beepers 7 baths, lmot-Water heat, nara- Ms a2 Tea OU) siiga ° ‘ i. papered w LIRY 1! a ; ee : wood floors. it urner and Weinbery & Weinberg Realty Ga ; . it ipZ vater ; ot con - OF Bink oP : sl rk residen are 4 ~ | 7 in perfect conditio! his | elevator — -etory simp building a oe | eee | eh Ts 7 ear a % 7 spell cy th mea Sm Bm ys a aaa on ae, a siaaieaaiaal ae t Se one of the loveliest houses in oP 6,20 ' , | = oe : ir water spr py’ : Took cot wae me - : yo | - oe MONEY —v'e TO _ , ’ " . > ‘ ; ‘ : ; ‘+ . s* : . ~ ‘ ] i : ae - i ‘ ‘ seonth - a : : F rat de $10 n Det ce ssar' ‘ : ‘ o . rs ; ' .. ee 14 , . * : : . ) - i . ee : 8 ™ : m ryt? ’ z on 2 © oat me ‘ a pe A “ bea: P —- ? some ashall ‘ as ’ ig t out a » a hole ‘ on Duillding iote par able month- . S*00 ? Edward L. Bakewell] Mea mate: realm. ing 7 oi : th attic. on Kirk | of | = 7 " nd tor am orteints Ale | ne oven fi - si | % Gu : ‘! = 0 | a cultivat ~ bie Satta chents —-3 wheat i a seme _ Get . * eet Hare qr oat Mi lis oc a re “ oo yee Le ee ae a vie , — y we AIDS at “ede Fat porn ow on : +a gi tere: 2 Rake —_— Pate IS eee eee . ys =, ar Gi’ y* if You Desire to 2am to. : or Renew a Lost. (HEROAKEF. “306-05n—-? \EW STORES RM “Mma ' : . ‘ leans =I fARS ' RE , Papen i pace . “DW - Oy SBA. AND 2 FLATS: FINE LOCATION FOR : . cabin de. ~tl on terms. Fre ures and mes ! : } per . | “7 . oe -- hatin | - RLSINESs: PRICE AND TERMS RIGHT : * : aw a i> ~. Ss ae ~ ; : > ott: . ' wee Z4Ain ij + es * a elect ric igh refrigerator harne. —s ri “ di ae Dee ae ee phe F ’ in ee ee ee fs viet PALMER LS REE OP ght BOI NBA 8 PCS Rig p27 + ieee wits saad 1 “ : ; he Rey. m aeter.\ Bi Age , + s wy eae © - wale SOY . nly, tv 7 he? ee a 5 NES Sg. Figgas chicken howse-~. carden. ete will consider ~ | +34 frame cot ayanle ! ee, x. priabo. @Tiibsesit rig! miversete | o> | ikke Meee Ah... pe tab ' : “ UAtBERT BLANKE k FE. 0 FRANCES ‘82 a = . . | nea. 3 WAbdash 224 , : ->: Hr ' atiliienen aca ; Chestaui MA O46) > - . POMEROY-BERG BR. E. CO. FOrest 7067. © 94) Tee fae Le , Saceion erves resort poses. on sins ge P E\ tie CO L , zz: , GOOD BI Xs. EROM THE OWNER Loan Correspor : - _ 1) ix “een WAIN ELAS Wen eel RGRERE Daina Sf per acme. oe qo ht | FINANCIAL ee ee of Ame BRINKOP'S VIEL TIE ELAS RTE IRR Bay * ” ‘ ‘ a = - ~ t , Pew eee bie ate Be ote 3 ‘ - - : | +“ = : ih : ; = . * ' a ~ a4 : 0 AR AT ror Is GIVE PAR. ; I ; ‘= ’ Li ' “ame ad ne : 4 na . Poon S16) ~ . . . " rhe I I ‘cs AND S| TOMGRI N a : ' - ] ‘ PNG {ol ; rmeciuced : _* ( m4 a 3 TT & & a >? . *~ 4 . : MM. . trteliegiey * ‘ , : - TION BOX H-o? POST oat y Oe ra Mow V erm | ete —- 2 mame ail we 4 ( ‘HESTN — = . . FIRST DEEDS 5% i . } . : 2 | al: 7 >5 1 : . 4 nn 7 machines, > $5000- tern raRM—1 — — Rroacwar pen evrenin aiid eomeaie 5 giana : e FIRST AND SECOND OFEDs UF TRUST: & . . “a. fate, apartments residences, | sn AE er . PTA . SLICK. REALTORS 89° wt om hoendh thee’ pe —— ee — = : — > ee fii ss SPECIAL RATFS. BRINKMANN BEAI. . a gos. ~ ‘Perty. in amounts of $1000 te | : — Fima> Lo , —- ia-. on imstinesel ” - livan > a ae " TY. 4910 GRAVOIS. RIVERSIDE 3e6e a » weaGy for Gelivery, Maem | ROOM COTTAGE BARGAIN > ts _ - utah w as creek. sprt vivan: only ‘ mile from : ade | 8 GE | i tto 7 per cent. securitr 2 te | -$140 ’ > et ' r thi boca ett, smail eaxsah parment. Ovner. 2901 « as }- ;** . 7 ; ‘ “ “ *" : . . . )s . _ 4 ; .» , . ~— veil - bs ve , rae Y 7 : -_ . 3 6 ROOMS. BATH—s400 (14H ao Scr $~ F008 me. Wika FJ —————F- _ f(a , . a = : S invest ments “HAEPYE! aX ; x | = ‘ \, r i“ 2 \ * lew ly "4 : ute Pat ll trad r \ : . —TT : od a 4 ~ : ; Oi) pr : = ALAerr 4 ard a __ 'ieanca. 4 rm gr — | wld pabtel "ce aa mane ee on oh chek se ol “aa M a, moreved: | ae w toward | GET nESGh Ghanee E MaAin 2457 ~ . K Love Realty Co. a] wat trho@wme i Pe; . ae x Tarage ~~ r3 ee 7 + a Socal eatry Ar 36 : rm. , - ‘ "7 - st? ak i 4 , ‘ : é . e “4 OL - " ; sai oa 2 « Grand. ' Aclede ° 44 - ‘ . ° 4 te a | im | ‘RR on onl ST 100 fer +‘ ted ; . sa.e ws oes ane ve } . COE | —— —— , pc Wway 4:3 “| a. > 2 — wm res a main intry read A” —." RK ANSAS mp Oy ee ; ; . To rth 7 - ; 4 > F ; a 2 - * _ Bl iy . . «4 : . - : . 7 e : in cer" ' ' 7 . "WT A ““ & % ae 7 ~ : — . — ; JEffersor 9660 silt Building, « ' , PAR ; ri | a —: which 1 } 7. ais ey ‘ 4 Son ures Page Bank nok ergfectionsr ; ~ VERSCHEISE?} v7 $25 ay Baz ‘e 's mreatest hare 2% oa AE x Mo. | | : | hat e... tc nentit 2000 | a. the r ti SANS ae Fe dee — DO ‘You NE + _™ i320 ' Post-Dispatch. aa eee Welle aegis PBS Spe een DR eg e DS Ml gy eet Sepsis: , met fs ee ee eee, eS eS can oe - BER AL she ale ae dS, Sh AS. SR wo Gaia. a r Ling ER Ati AS het: To = above. : —? 2 SPTTAL Sa TL DING woo wot TENRERG orn 14 at W-FOOT FRONT—t?2 ROOMS tei Ege : : rt . mw et ; os = ; MONEY® — re MAUS 739 : . ' ; « ; : . 2 fa ny - a _ o-. ; ‘ : ; : . . i J : i" +? . bs : Po } : . ’ oe x . ne atm | Erte: _ TRNAS ms con. ESTABLISHED 4 YEARS =ooa rthine like new: § a pe ee oe te ee if ae xapcho- BN He BS ae gp Rene m sold amma EY_TO LOAN ON FIRST AND WE MAKE AND On PERSONA iTS ~~ i Np lad Ni . 5 4 - - > - 3 Lae ° e; : eer . —_ , i. ras 3 ; . .. : bb siek P a ie ed . 7 .. ‘ ee : ac ~ . . ; _ . ‘ vr . ; “ | -! : : ae 4% ; Real or. >On} ‘ hest ast. G “ey -37 , EF _— and ~eeond : M : r ax ¥ ; L $500 cash nth ree and fin +34 {LEISER , : : F " Oe } hin O° magne : es Orn cote ee A YSa8 oe : é 4 ts : tut “~ — JOHN CHER RE ar (ESTATE ' ' +r. nd Both ~ies or 1 Muplements. good lan . : ict bs ’ —~ \ 4 2 i }4 : ~ ; . ‘ - _* r ene Py se bh ; .* ; = * a 7 ,. s _ : ; : m™pr we? Deal &A1.D€ iii ve ve ~ es " — - ———= of . Roe Ms, R a ee : CAST. ‘ . La - 4 - ; “4 ’ r = ; x) - wet ee = ; : s seamen a. a2 be R ; : ' a a er ;, 7 ; RM eres ' 23 = er anc ses ‘* ane my ; . | a . as Sees - =" we 1 Settle E St: ate IMM BI ete + ae ee ei ATT Te mes! —" « sg Sty Ber aed riile ) Fea St. J . y Or 2 de fc ‘ » In - ‘i: 7 man toni a a || JOHN &. AKE & ner. ane ff trust. ROSENBERG SiS Chestnut « “AGE C MWerthwest cerner Piet and Ca met oe wonder?ai FOR , ol eae ae a: : = 3 on ‘ : * : : » Pe? I . } 2. = ana Ma 3] . im Z : ra ie: moRT* ead 13 fats. renting “lay 435" - D —7. ee a nd of ri] "5 acre — oe ee ~ : wo wg emer os MON! ro 7 5 * . eo « ~~ 804 Pine 3. ; t-4 rs > . nen on as oo 3 2 3 he Tisco Railro: ni! : = . a ANin S SE EBASTL : ‘ REAL TOR, : Olas . . . Tt - ee : . ~ er e. a -n ‘ iA’? ut | ris | ull Vator ‘. her ‘ sade- 4 " ; i : q ee : ~~ “ a SS SS yee “pea 6607 Hacttord, — ee ee & re 123] iy 23) . . interest. CRAFE | “ae Canada. - | State park recently estabilehed. i GIN = x "a a Aum: cx. ‘Dis Wainwright Bide. Gactinls | SS de pokaie mets Ley “ 2; Age tion Latins « eb Aha ele * fea

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ae. oe ad :@ we » ae Peery ¥ : Boe tesal: AAS IE BOOP Xs AWE | VO BUSINESS FOR SALE en ee 7 9 aE eee _ > , ‘ 1) a ee rons - Rng eee - “ RRP ite st eta: one eee) a NG a et : , a -storv store and apartment : : -¢ - more than 'a tour-s e2 - ic . — As a beginning |of workers at the rate of 17 The plant contains sna > - aA of the Continental. of group insurance activity By the ee be Fs ths wr of PSYCHOLOGIST DECLARES, — GET RECESS APPOINTMENTS! MANAGER, TAKES MORE SPACE ance nas been a conspicuous feature ' ~ ~~ ~ : ~“ ROOMING HOUSE—9 rooms | 4146 Delmar | SA ROOMING HOUSE—A rooms. running het ih appointmen 5s ot Cate nam a as. Tul ‘ ssocis ress. has announc the appointment of | ~ ene of + aan a ———— 7 the Asso ated t 28 2 announced € app there is more than $5.500,000,000 Oi vo, whieh sold the couthwest cor- ers of Crysta! Water at. ba nHncome . ‘ $A50 Apply 4918 Washington. 41] be no such 50} actuality today when President »] :s. eas ‘ : ; Son etig . a we ‘ . vv Eb PPR Vacs daar. thee s ' H "eant Mae} . ; ry, executive office ; "iene aon or teen” STR? “Delunar . | Johns Hopkins University, said | complete such a board an hpi (ploves ef the Grand Katous! em ie ee. ‘year cars, heating plant, vem 1 P ate: é ash > term os i & A — ' ' : ” nalts : mat? | +e - "s j ivite a i] iy | “ue - Cc P r us Tou life »olicyY ' 63h } ait | 1 , : Se 400: (i (today at the “School for Parents | tar) Hoover invited al were covered by a group P : BELLIS REALTY C0 SELLS This property was sold to: ; Seams belt conveyors and-gis | | ' ROOMING HolrsEe- ® roome: all f i. ] li urance devel- } wa is i. , | > Rea |S ‘of the large life insurance : fransac- | A new $75,000 Plant es. Water; Steam heat. 4019 Lindell, (cl 00) By the Associated Press. | By - ——— . - > —_—— Pee. Sey ge oe oe ST ae oe “ac arch 5.-——Uniless WASHINGTON, March 5.—ReS-j..-) ~~ cricnin of Columbus. O.. as , ore Maim{|~” Ss ROOMING HOUSE—Fine income cheap CHICAGO, Mar art N. Crispin of Cotu igroup insurance in force. Claim) ner of Pepe and Florissant avenues, , east corner of Boyle eng am AR 10 BE ; i'there wii i inde; ; ‘ ? inew commissioners to 7 this week, the bank paying the en-/| 'ef the Schollmeyer company Aegerter & Bailey, Jegau ; ‘dences Toda ae | | A R e For Sale y- MARCH 6 } 14B Bt. 001 35-2000 REAL ESTATE For Sale, Exchange, Wanted, and Bungalows, Cottages, Flats, Ap artments, Nest we aay. uM | terms. 4187 Deimar. GRand 1316 oomea, ful — - - ’ . —— : . . f | 1ises Neither Politics ; ‘ One of the largest realty | Says Radical Change Must Come If | Hoover Pron Edmund P. Melson, president Of!/apment in recent years. It Was ees Leuis Crystal Water @acme SS ee ree Oe ee ee oe | change takes place| ulation for radio under a Federal manager of the group department| money is being sent into the homes | nues has been coma 7 vy ’ : ’ $1,000,000 a week. Oniy 40 per cent/| pbuilding, containing four stores, POPs: RGR. ROOMING HOUSE—Furnished: 93 rooms, Being Urged ror Job Under from now. Dr. John B. Wat- | Coolidge gave recess appointments st! ed Stoo! platforms fo ROOMING Hi SE—14 rooms. * rriag 1AS : I comimuUiission Of ily , With te is enlarging its group and acci- | + Melsheimer to Open Sixth store. . the ¢ Miractors. oe is i rt PR SS a pi wv 4 wos iT nr ppiace N50 YEARS, TW MMISSIONERS |, INSURANCE FIRM NAMES NEW | stowt® of insurance chrousnowt TM ' ’ . ee PT «. ; es: | NO MARRIAGE IN 50 YEARS, 0 RADIO CO MI ,country, Melson said, “Group insu LORISSANT IN NEW ro THPFF- AT POPE AND F aa "? terms; $230 income. 5228 Delmar. (c67) Long. Be Tolerated, group policy was written. Today ithe A. R. Schollmeyer Real Estate Whit , ' | commissi was broug loser t geood in price £1100; also 9 rooms, Haynes, Yellowley and Jones.in marriag: custom, |} commission was brought Clos a ; ; * - . li ke ; : P Continental in St. Louis, the em-i.. naan ® Se anv other insurance in *: aie se ans peo. _ Bremen. Reorganization. ison, Psychologist, formerly 0! workers had any © 'a total rental capacity of $20,000 a : ar: ri vridAi ’ : + : : : : slic nreeai + of the P2Assa Fe of the bill providin; been roken dowr _mneat haw o control radio broadcast- > 2T lent: looking to in- | WLLL OT bi Dy presiden ne, . ee . ot , a : building 4 EE appropriations to sustain [tj cre activity those fields this wass os as. + the northeast corner of Union Stock-Scott Increases 4 ea AES tapi eee ite ek tie amigo ogee PEA 8 yeahs - a , 7 ff +¢) srohihition reorganization of he proaipit » Bets nt ~ seein ¥ i - : ~ _* R — + £334} ctor Y +}h.4# , = , io , irovid nd | o —_ os 0 il oo , - ainsi ‘. “ és iii os sis ae ated marke he Ly the | nal sp: PhiCe 208% aah. dhcienite ui! imer pastry | Shreve avenue, announces " ’ , “2 sar P — pamenaa amigas airy, " 52 ‘2 | ) ; : — ‘ blo 2=OoU aa -™ » ,* 2 oss , ; . } . ‘ ‘ «i ‘ > bh S c .* ‘ ss 9 be ots a! ° sails sili 7 . i> 1a i ; . il nN ; | aA -* ; . ' wey 3 ii z= : ek * ie a4 : : i ‘ : > . / . * v _ . 7 . ’ 4 Rips Ns P p - a wi . : : , oe ur ; . ‘ > . . i : ; 1i@ FT iy with L. . > >. * -“~ _ a 2 ~ /~« . " ; " | : eee *& . ; Ns f accident department sj} lelland; : south , sea a : 7 i the SSISSIPp1 at | Ty) « : = = ' 2 . ' *¢ . nn ' a. ka ee" . ‘ + : . —- . i> ror lite, increase I pre nium in Prohibition - }, 7 } Sex yrooierTus tat nat -m . co or Mar-|—— = , - —— hi Ss ay Ol r lj ; ™ . : . space, or | — . r) | ais 1LMOMING, PQ)dt Shy at I ict i a4 yt > Ltlail Laid aa Aa es ; poll irs OF > ,. - "f : : ry? : a. ’ | One rented : T \ RE AE } i : 4 2 . . ’ a, - in control OO. “i ge ¥ — oe Deeg z _ a# . . =. ’ the oo? / ‘ I Or: cas tehis net : 3 WASHINGTON March = TH ATierican : Vb, art resi ; Hiouse is 20 feet wide. 24 ' feet deep: I room across fr m20 living raty Gtensine expected to be awarded in about @/ Tr kitchen and l4xl) bedroom ~ - : ——s is for the $%2.-i de cation. | term ade ‘col n nt month: were ngogag Phat & Pecesinaiek Manan hae (WW. Fristo Honarary vi pres yy rezevant with clothes closet in rear. \t our plant every day, ime Peemonth, financing WU ; raveling presenheariv: cope OP . — lerher 7 y Set on three lines of @x8 . ay and Sunday to 8 F, ’ ag 000 project having been cOM- | pa n h ‘ ar monthly. val 4 the Mississippi at Alton are, - ‘ee | . . " — - , ‘ ls , 3¢ , eee - >i . nm Aa coe. MING . aie dpitit , at , . , " t i ‘ ; , = 1 } + > '*> ‘ / ~ : P > ~~ | ’ 4 " 2 . = “ : ; , \ i © 4 n Ci a ff ‘ pt a" i 7 SCnes ; ~xU a:.ers . Phone (; Rand 200— ; gor A u . "Tr". «= ae », goed Inco Heap Ht: drews considers him ri iCal , a — : ’ a = ee : Prisdch pi ‘h ’ wins .- Pas .D. Dod 714 Chestnut St. International Life Bidg. for electric light: painted J Saturday Afternoen and Sunday 8. | quired for the construs tion. rhe de SALES (O., 3510 OLIVE. (c) and aggressiv: peratol ee Fy pte: eT eee or te FO . é say “Ey srian . coats outside: inside wood- ~. nee from Broadway 4 Jliv ee . — 1 : Registe! mer Hall. istorial ; rk stained and MANCHESTER MANUFACTURING G9 “ogptistance from ros ] a iOUSE—Sma!l- all filled: nice- The Anti-Saloon League and the cae tl, as een tit nouthp! ane ; ; A varn'sh- : Kinlew ee a te i ‘ : , ’ cr Ts oie ; . GArfield 6907 10 ’ “h mney lined with 9x12 i> Alton . M« Kinley qu ee See ee, 3 pce ericlabedcegnt? ah i — | ag ee PSs ee sees ; nealogist. , siti : 210 S. Vandeventer Ave. St. Tas mireet it city: must ethoals ara 0: vas ites Chala nee ; ig hancel] harles ‘J Pa tes ST. LOUIS MEMPHIS ) tile ining; fancy 6x13 Builders of MANCHESTER na the Tri-Cittes is 25.9) : | : : : PITTSBURG LITTLE ROCK ' Cettages. Clubs, Schools and . mage ana tit ass enue py | cla bee gilhen aa ‘dees | OTHER SIZE HOUSES TO CHOOSE FROM miles, but the new pau bridges er 71.2 miles and; ee ae ae a a a a a ee ee ee ee ee “ will red J! . t h | See ) ) . nverpl ih RE RI eS Re ES Sk SS | \ | ' railroad grade-crossings om the | da orsed furnished f ght cold water in every 4360 Washington. OMING H : Side and will open the com-) tively inaccessible point of St./ cee J... coe le ER te Ok LS ten Yj ‘ LHe ~ that point with State highway’ . 94. they will greatly facilitate; Mmunication between Western | Manois and out-state Missouri. — | e The route through St. Louwis| Seunty, from the end of Broadway ® Baden. will be bs way of Belle- | taine and Jamestown roads, now | e, and about one mile of new) right of way for which |; been acquired. The Missouri mver bridge will be immediately mstream from the Burlingten | iroad bridge at Fort Beltlefon- | tains. ed GE-REPAIR SHOP —- Well equip> 1s With Cross-State Highway ne nrichh r LOOT © no compeliion,; tering REINSTATEMENT AT HOSPITAL - Existing roads for aboot two | gala’ 4468 Castleman. ___(c) - . , lesa ehs oA wat de “Seon "RE Soest grea Pe Ee) : ' | 3 | Miles across the St. Charles County | i STORE Good transl orm Drs. Kimmel and Carlstrom Were liz La é irst tooth warti; ' ‘ the offic - | | gg _ 0 amas om Dismissed for Throwing Old bac] in ondon, the Duches: ant gY na orne! Stanford and 3 q % pont will be improved above the | Piano From Window. ork says her greatest thrill on her: Midland, Jennette SkKinne Sam = . 4 meee erade by the bridge stapes: Sang re se _, present trip to the Antipodes came | Kess! lots in Country Club ad 3 SS Mecting with No. 94, a fine; ~~ St Sef eenin yt | aad lition rmandy Park, a clier SS Gravel road runaing to St. Charlies” | mad the Kansas City air line high- Way. The Mississippi bridge. will Be just downstream from another riington bridge and will span the | fallroad tracks on the Alton levee, Banding at Broadway and Langdon | . “ip weet. several! blocks east of the “LUNCH Will es ‘ went fishing. her Ip a tims ive core (i flats ~ wenter of the Illinois city. ome 2801 a hei oe ANG, ay : ; nd tt for Sas Gallo; ) | | Toll for crossing both bridges, it ee . , nn} " ‘ “21 ‘ +, ot "y =} av at itn . l¢ morning n TA ¢ nt a ; s . or -. , : ; SS ef FP amnounced vill probabiy be = reorr,g Ss “ M 1 “ Theceestiner 4 Vv ® era oGse ie oe cecidcare: |, Member of Congress are keenly | out Suppor! an¢ yur funds. HARRY FINE REALTY CO. a ast floor, nas, 4 rooms, 20 rooms = /dry bureau position. They believe/at Corinto tomorrow with 1200) REPORTS 9 SALES FOR MONTH i ast oBI TET OeiS ana get the place. Jones is DUCHESS WADES INTO RIVER , ND GARAGE ri not: indidate for the jol it his [im gved town and |reeor@ in the prohibition unit ha TO LAND 8-POUND TROUT mM su W a. Plays Fish Half an Hour in New Zealand stream: Husband promoted. Has Poor Lack. a. cs gs ae sao “REP AIRING SHOP — ih couniy: DISCHARGED INTERNES SEEK = °” esses > We yyy, Ga : é re - - 2 Pe OAD: ye 1 location Box oar. a §> — South Si Ce ae ene DRINK he: Owner Fo t ROFT-DRINK PARITOR — Mer: unmeh 4 in . downt chear MANGELS- ington rsitv. w: in the se oth igarire tiver in quest arti ; : DORPF, : nippewa, si —_ ie es ke trout, ynhich re] introduced PILING CONTRACTOR DEPARTS é Ps meut the sarme as the McKinley | nake B « ve Aa ae elt ae , a. ~~” yg wT where the average | SOFT DRINK PARLOR A mones | a. , ; t+ reins sl — . cou ‘ To bargain. fcaving city. \ ' a crom Ww: iaguated m tn as ees se : _ ; Sa ane F G | Se" touts University MedicaT Beno! |frmin FOR TOUR OF CALIFORNIA P Coe See SOFT DRINK PARLOR AND LI [-i° —" ” _ riatoaolatieie: we n> ’ , = ~ ee ‘ ther I , oi : . , , The 10de Nani x) I ; ee © @ es ROOM —Cheap 1101 Chestnut. LS! ine an tered n LOSspita iia ” , - Saou a x % e @ ese ten t Mia M Mach ea bs . — a 4 castin hen a tre ruck ' 4 Smith of the ™ = \ : ‘ bridge alone Beeman PARLOR——And grocery. in| aca o1 ) ou _| she followed it in play till she was | Brenna | and former Buil ? : \ idges will be high, to cheap, Box H-364. Post-it | el dai ca ae ae sf waisd deep in the swift current m r, has departed fot SN | | spana, and will be of | Sort DRINK PARIAN es, ae : - : ™ | hinh | She pl th 1a . tour of California. P rial ' SS a \ . nforced concrete. cantilever good bus ness iv) wa 4 WhHtown La . ? . 7“ . . u AAA +s : “"— — 4 4 : . , : eg sar , é + . : : ; 4 . » . ~~ ' . . : . . (“hestnut Ae . ir disuss ee r — nen ian 1 it : Erg? + ’ . one at Al VwIth ap- soOrT DRINK |} a R : : ‘ . ~ “a . wa amt feet long rw COP LIEIP OIE, hosts EMIS es a POPS RTS ee coreg ak aa > Fort Bellefontaine . war TALL ToOAG ren NY mnt other business -a%% : ’ : : “4 = > > > : m3 2 o —— soa : 7 brent SS x, -. oe > ARLOR 1s paeliie Saami ce Et ee | : GEER Concrete roadway. The finan- And restaurant doing coo busine«a ST G 0 , ee ; ‘ xa j : ; ar) , ‘ ‘% > » te ee block west of Grand. S629 West Filo ' UIN FFICE ght ; a * ee WS e ’ , hatthetwo states Sant. COlMax O849 , thie w f e—tieadquarter inde: WS : *» “yY may wish to take over Hiland 1412. | | lished Daily and Distributed in sits wn . , — hich parallels the MODERN SWFET SHOP TE. Five Statcs. | HARMON AVIATION TROPHY SEVERAL SALES REPORTED “4 WS IMP sy ; Rock Island to ROOM--Attractively woor eet 3... FE iW . : : P o pipes ~ ~ vears ago in best t Gis rict ’ ' ‘ = , , i in , . w1) ; a - rough Alton 2 money maker, low : » | New rk. after onerati: : + It Is Awarded to Shirley J. Short RY WISSMATH REALTY HE ‘ ] c j . , ; Le MeCawtler of 000 cash. Uwne 165 | ’ Pus oe “ee : ; pes : % . E - ~" a . Dispatch ; ; ; for Having Done Most to : ‘ Ou adve é * | 10... Started the project *ATLOR SHOP vo Demonstrate Reliability. " = Financing the Project. exe tt r weil equiped : ine ® rhs i e mn tf Nery 9 123 it} o me ' = : 7 iS Pee a e . mateh sports the wit ) “ednesday, the Alton *¢ iat hi s “oo . pas F — i pe, Pass ARS OE. ii ee * . “ ’ PRO ES AD: BSS or nm. og’ hn or oes Rtn ee $4 AOS I Ae .e : ; ; . , TY Indel) 3917 er 4255W Ea rn ry Ree od i ' : & spa LOW nee mn mages oe ; - - —_ . : , WASHINGTON Af ay ' “= G4 aad ; , : , ATLAOR aH iP 7 r} : : : , . . a ‘ ri ye .¥i - b¢ . 53 erlile ‘ en-r - Cc ric “ is ge ry ? group of busi- ivery track . : 2 Harmon trophy for 1926 y we. | Tesidence, | irry Sigoloff . a é 1} : : sa " : - . | : " oe ‘ e | ’ . ’ ¥ ° "TT ‘j et Ov ~ at $160 —_— Rix ica ws (;Raned , ors « . . , Ty} P the _— —" ss = gies ¥" i I ‘ olf Pe : a TAILORING ¢LS D DYE niet mn Of 3 eats tmeewihe 4 lila ie ee haps and e, flat, for D, ta- & | bape With X: ae : es ivine done e mon ee i nie i il | ry ee ry) tak ' q * | ; sharon a® Gen aa s‘ock,. of nO par vai- ‘ : >+,.900 shares of RIST INN—On account of h Ges the ¢ hos saul i " , ie i i e | Ree 2 oa is ane ae ae ty: = % a ll be taken largely “wella: all in rait: th . Oe ge . ¢ | | ; ef fed — rs - ' Bonds in the : of DE MARTINI-BACKER REALTY R , Post. " — ~e is vi ‘9 will be offered for pub- | HOLSTERING —_ Bastablich we nes a cacined age “lant Pes raetiig dsc fr . - aoa e , , me Pe, sacra ble H Rapa t cn ' i — “ A ilf ropoy, awards ny fy Tie s. UM Oo . 4 , ~— Lous Bridge io. VARSETY STORE—Sipail stoci ell es es. Louis offices will | n, ternational League of Aviato: ee ; : : . fe | © incorporated under Dela- tablished ality nt at ' narg ee \\ Vi “ne , . : ‘ ames ; tins i N. t - ; % , a beihd a bvoeiness 1-5 i) ‘ : LOLTS nes ry (“lifford Hart ° = ; . Lorenzo E.. Anderson a i si } ? m ™ * ; WAR ayes. LAS ay : " > I a ig ee She: er eee * — ee —_— : * *i pected that there will ; ‘ ' Ution between thie project Sne planned by other tnter- ™ span the Miasiasippi at ®° Rocks, te connect with the: “od Edwardsville highways | Chell. mm.. says Meredith C. of Anderson & o. Jones | Md er tn Bc yeni gronnmdpergrd mw MAN'S NECK FRACTURED IN FALL | : | ; ' - th Phe - % ; ee tisements than ALL Sig ore ime pee LRM ag lrg Injured on Thursday. He Goes to “5” re didogie * poe ley rat JOHN W. GIBSON REALTY CO, three other St. eae ~menponsibie carty ard teach pur hase r the Hospital Last Night. , é sla dh OoU ’ “nce ox _® 1h Prvet r *pat Jose; h Steele 44 veare id ' . , 7 cs REPORTS TWO RECENT SALES Ye a ong c 0 M- General Merchandise and painter, of 1919 North ies 5 satin eeenl ciecmianilt ‘Wises: aad -aaen t eign set BINED! nat di siete eis ei i aie ree ; - a waa ag , i . | "es €9 660 vehicles would use| Building : i i down a fligh an iil break ground a n eports the sale of 28} ee f¥in brid on | te pearhy linei« town: handle al kinds | in the nj : SSS SSS Bes hic: a ~ ‘iret y . halt | ef merchandise inciudine astomobiles and >»... “tt ew atnit eft n VWVvdoewn mam sker | va SN SS 7 | would . Pie, | tenlementsa: buflding 150r45 will take _—e iuUrsday, appued for treat. | * ‘ ea : ae “ yan for } ates oO Wenz! SVM Away SS . Fe mn wou} et en e clear single flat ae owe payment. balance ment at City Hospital last nighe jand John Grether & Co, - 1@- | Realty Co. and 23; : . RAYVySGVSAPA Qa siF_sG&g{&ve SS cA ch ae pereter thie reute i | at Senet: oothe bao | wn vs Bin ee ee i a cen. sty a . SR Q:Aagannriww@4°nnsy > TS a ain of . eal Th ; aa. ~ and iearned he had a fractured , n¢ i e aici nejsingie fiat, w a four-room Ff: . ' Ri QG{{_ hh hqaaua ee brid ee ._— x 1. HEVE Ee ouns . bid ee neck He had not supposed te | , ing ee Posie oe ie tale : tage in the rear, for ;. un- SS . “Si QA se plans for which have " 4 Th’ wuarenty x Ain i ' ;Mmany -g fing the choices lots tn | war lien? - _ RIN ‘\ \ ~~ VI LOLS SS ~ . —_— ~ " — SARs ' nm ed " 327-78. condition was so serious. s gectic anc . ent of the Wentlick QQAYH RQ SG ROWS SQQL|L_MAMAN SSS AAAAAAA-G-9jQQ|P-FPGQEAIA AQAQ_AQ\¥{wBV‘l | ' ‘onan a , a J We \ . NS SS \ ~ Wy MO ‘ WQQ@ . Ss ~ ~~ \ S ~ SY SS \ ‘ ~~ ~ S ‘ . . , ” ‘. ~* SS ~ ~ ~ S \ ~ SS S ~ ' SS S : 7 : o a {tract ; raffic from . \\ SS ) SQG GG} iN NNO eld, I, an@ beyesa on Md Yd a : ere ae r » = - ons ’ Bs ey Ce A Ga eae ih Pes a 2 r - x = : ag Pi ° us = 9 Fa ee ex “Re v 7 - b ig Ee, St 4 Pee re ae - : WN OP ae ori 8G > > &- aA ‘ ory i. ae Per, t aso ol > J : Hes . 5 . « . a ” . 4 . ” = i ; : baSement of his ner lust three resi me ~ ns ' “ : 2 > it ; . *' iy Bh + * > ‘as eet xt eae Ta rs * ve ayy m7 PPAR oc pare aay Ie eee i hb SS

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33 +442 oot tet: 444s tise titinttit: teatats thes 883705 " " ets 4 +o 3 2 +4 71) 333 S - , t.. ?* oees > Ti? ++ +o ++ ° ; . 33? ; to. | oe > 2+. 6 if bo : ere Pitre pret % iy ‘ tticirs $3 ; $31; 3} a 2 “4 3 ? . o+e> > ++ . “$i01 7 » A ++ ‘+ oe +4 . 5 Mies > tithe ts P . os : Pe | > soa x . : ; ty 5 it = ae el ; _ . oe +> 2 ; > +. +4 x ‘ wetets beets 4 + - ail . 4 O94 bees eet eee : 0 } Ss2o SIT LITE o243222-%5. + ot . * sobeas nd , : | Brass sieictcl 3 iene Ce ee eh stati Co., at rae el Pera eee one aia PART FEN. ‘ d many Water, at the gas ier Of Boyle and Sa ;nues has. been completed, ra ee ete 2 stone ein oo RAN OID EI = HR A a a ete Bt ey are ee ~ PAGES 1—6A. . MARCH 6, 1927, of ‘ ‘a ‘xs ite Tiock Water an Crystal ASt cor? ct A tt te | re ee ct dete Lipa dil, tainesd —? The plant contains a oe d floor platforms Ss v4 jstorage of water and sy; a tory, exe cutive offices, farage ating plant, Ventilaty Conveyors and eley Bailey, Building, were the Murch Bros. Const c Ease COLORS. ee structs Aepwerter & change re NY ; €. is Aairit the a ne | Stoeck- Seott Increnses Sales Stock-Scott Re; ilty Co. “announces the force of Ralpt formerly with and rly w % “a — ¥ enue, ? Sales Was C"n rime per Than , Rent fi o EASY FOR rou 30OU OWN A LOT. rent. We will build thic J-room Use for 7 lv £70 fH adow n amd Rlance 15.00 monthly. ildings showin g the h igh-er; ade Imber, finish and workmanship of r get are open for inspect] our plant every day, includir atu! Sunday tO A 4 ¥ specii appolitment Ome see is pok of attractive designs and plans free. Phone GRand 2050— urday Afternoon and Sunday Sto Dp Pavin da . time. any GR, F839, ANCHESTER MANUFACTURING CO. 1210 S. Vandeventer Ave. St. Louis Builders of MANCHESTER Houses, P, Tat 1904 p , Ww alter! “ ith the Tots, 3 Actual « mre BNTRACTS - BE ITN MONTH FOR ne wil Cross the Missouri iH) Ft, Bellefontaine, the Other the Alton. » 400,000 INVOLVED IN THE PROJECTS ——— ‘Both to Be Finished in About a Year—Will Cut Distance From St. Louis to Alton 4.7 Miles. ee - Contracts for the construction of | pridge across tle Missouri River gren miles north 000 project having been com- pared a report for the B pleted. uired for the construction. Th Mreet to A itance from Droadway the site of Fort Bellefontaine of St. Louis, the building of sss the Mississippi at month, financing $2. Alton are | plans for ths is expected to be About a yea and Olive lton. via the McKinley > occupied and | an allied bridge | (of rapid © ‘development of Greater St. ‘DEFUNCT MILLINERY FIRM HEAD U. S, AGENT IN NICARAGUA IN SURRENDERS ON INDICTMENT GRAVE CONDITION AFTER ATTACK eral Grand Jury With Mails to Defraud. G. Latal of 6609 Using Henry at the Federal Building and sur- rendered to _ Uttley by Postoffice Inspec On an indictment returne the grand jury several day! ago. mails He is charged with using the to defraud in Statements to Eastern manufactur- Mississippi at ©Ts 2nd wholesalers to obtain cred- ‘it for the Dorothy Lee Mfg. Co., manufacturers of millinery, of Which he formerly was president. Latal's company went into bankruptcy several months ago. It quarters at 615 ng Street, Iatal gave bond of $5000 to appear for trial March 21. - - - ns WANTS QUICK ACTION Henry G. Latal Charged By Fed-' William H. de “ham- berlain avenue, yesterday appeared IWONEW BRIDGES tor; connection | with the sending of false financial | North | (ernment is 'trains to carry UN TRANSIT SYSTEM: aa EES Traftic Club City Is Hampered by Lack of Transportation Facilities. A special committee of the Traf dent appointed by Presi- J. Dentzman, has pre- board of the is retarding fic Club, Henry governors declaring that lack transit Louis. be the A remedy should provided as possible, de- the means quickly report “irrespective of Committee Says ithe the | iislative i as | Savigny Suffers In- ternal Injuries When Assault- ed at Matagalpa. MANAGUA, Nicaragua, March 5. ‘iljam H. de Savigny, American lar agent at Matagalpa, ; severely beaten by two iursday, was still in a condition today porting that he nally. he will recover The Diaz Government is was injured taining its 8000 soldiers in the field igainst the Libéral forces of Dr. Juan Sacasa, who has set Liberal pgovernment at ( “abezas. The transport ably will row with Henderson arrive at Corinto 1200 Marines, providing the Managtrn. Children’s BOSTON, prob- tomor- The Gov- 19 special plies to Poet Dies. March 5. -Abbie well Brown, author and poet, here today. She was born ton and began writing Her greatest success field of literature Far- died in Bos- as a child. was in the for children. and the service.”’ Delay, in Legislature Chances of Transit Bill. Special to the Post-Dispatch. JEFFERSON aa March The rapid transit bill, authorizing the creation of a Rapid Transit Commission for St. get to engrossment this week. the delay is seriously a chances, as it will have to go from House to Senate, in the 10 or 12 days remaining of the leg- session. O. J. Papke of St. troduced the Vain today paramount * o.— and ffecting its tha Louis. who !n- measure, Vaited in and yesterday for a \chance to bring it to engrossment. who | men | serious | his physicians re- | inter- | It is expected, however, that | facing | | §reat financial difficulties in main- up a Puerto |] troops and sup- | problem f | Endangers Louis, failed to | sas in Zylo Library Frames SPLIT JOINT Large Lenses for Reading or Distance (Spherical Combinations) Monday and Tuesday Only Price Includes Guaranteed Accuracy INVISIBLE BIFOCALS LENSES ONLY Far and Near Seeing (Spherical Combinations) Monday & Tuesday Only $6.75 PAIR Your Eyes Examined by THE MORITZ METHOD INCLUDES THE OCULIST, THE OPTOMETRIST AND OPTICIAN CONSULTATION FREE ANNOUNCEMENT It is with pardonable pride thaf we announce our appointment as sole authorize ACOUSTICON Ear Phone and vii To éhall out consultants in Inity. any HARD OF HEARING be glad obligation. this city we to demonstrate with- Repairs and replacements wil] prompt MORITZ OPTICAL CO, 609 N. Broadway be and satisfying. Classified Advertisements In This Section Animals Aquariums, Automobiles Auto Accessories Auto Loans Bicycles, Mishetedoiie Birds, Peultry Boats, Launches Books, Periodicals Building Materials Clothing Coal, Coke, Wood Exchange (Miscel,) Horses, Vehicles Household Goods Fish wo dw «ce dy Household Goods Wanted. Instruction (Music) Gold, Silver ** — Jewelry, Machines Miscellaneous Motorcycles Musical Office Furniture Pianos—Musical Poultry, Birds Radio Supplies Refrigerators Seeds, Plants Sewing Machcines Stamps and Coins Table Supplies . Typewriters - mis ikk = a = & rs — ae r ee te SPECIAL VALU PLAYERS, GRANDS, UPRIGHTS AND REPRODUCING PIANOS Taken in Exchange for Wurlitzer Period Grands and Apollo Reproducing Pianos PLAYERS GRAN DS UPRIGHTS oo B55 2 e.- we $45 MONTH TERMS—-$10 A MONTH TERMS—$3.50 A MONTH if you are going to buy a@ Player or an Uptight or @ ¢ irand or perhaps a Reproducing Plano this . . e . . . . , ie Ts NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY makes as Wurlitzer. Mehlin & Sona, Ellwood, Knabe, M. Schultz, Milner, Apollo, others. All have been taken in exchange, but were all reeunditioned in our own paid within | year towards a new Grand or Reproducing Piano, MAKE YOUR Og ee TERMS—$8 PER Here js your Opportuni's year, then We are able Hardman, Lingard. factory shop We SELECTION AT POLLO AND OTHER REPRODUCING PIANOS eon GRAS $685 ° S495 “~€QO5 $ 1585 avectsnomes $95) nal renin ores @ OTB Mahogany $25 Worth Reproducing Rolls and New Bench With Each Reproducing Piano TERMS AS LOW AS $16 A MONTH wel -known and many full amount 16 Offer such Monareh will allow ONCE OG a, A gt, AP ge PO Oa Om, nn ag et Pg gy gy a ae aa ena A ~ Schultz Up- eee Mahogany. Ampico Mahog. Knabe i pright; Wurlitzer-Apolio teproduc. Grand Strad Interpretive Grand ee ee ‘ gf ag Peng s ee ee + ee W E R E NT USED U Tp RIGHT P IANOS FOR $2 itv, 4° 43 cet AOE sS) inda* hi % > ‘ . eee St ee en ssl itil ile, tila Pg ee oe ow Pianos and Organs For Sale PLAY ER-PIANO-—s8-note. finite’; bench end rolie: cost new $7 Seif will! ! sell for $115 and arrange terme to —— party of $10 menthiy: pisne now age at Lenman no Co. 1101 Olive. "aek | $25 seu, $¥5 $140, S175 upward ter to sve Mr. Btanley's piano. (eta) Phonoxrapl«, Uprights. Grande, Piay WILL LINDHORST (magiclan) etili se ling ere Reproducing Pianos, ete. “Tre Po eee os. mdios, bargains. _ Baidwin ne ine.” returne from reritais, floor ‘ a LAOS, TID mene eed ; ples, concert and recital vsed: demun trators. etc. Phone, call or write Jor ted Easy payments from $1 ‘Talking Machines For Sale monthly up. BRUNSWICK —Large sige: reeo $s” Loy sell; console. 1633 8. Grusdway ‘KIESELHORST | cetsmi: cust : PHO NOGRAPH—$1 50 model. ve action’ Eetablixhed 1879. 40) Yeare of Service. 415. C 710 Cherokee. fraction of cost tg | 1007 Olive Street. CEn tral §200 GKAPH ar HONE -1131 Wilmingtea. “Riv. 7 = a | PpIANUS—PHONOGRAPHS—-RADIOS | ere'de SOLTM. iciiieeaaatiniins He “ia (62) Wi -RAPHONOLA-—Columbia; real bare«in. PS 3509 N. 9th st.. rear. KIMBALL —Upright. mahogany: automatic Werte Mignon, up- > up; 50 a $45. 8 SH08D _ Andel. Compton. (C88! PHONOGRAPH-—Vocslion console; good ae model: ¢ | new; 350. 5563 Buright. — ‘ a ae PHONOGRAPH Console and records. 4038 Mebart $20: must sell. 1633 8, Brondway. t+} ‘es 51933 PHONOG RAPH—U origm. $22.50: mahog- 1004 PIANO $150 for a $600 player. any, 2017 EF. Grand of 79 Davison av. / PHONOGRAPH—Portabie, leatherette case, Re proce F no x0) neditie | $15. 2017 EB. Grand, Ll? ©) Art — oO nertes ait 3639 iydraulie av.. City. PHONOG RAPH-—Laree hoe ec up plaNo—Ti ilking machi and ‘iso mahogany piano, ompton, | PHONOGRA PH —Larae congole. like ew: ——_ | a, ~~ OO a tn, —*..- ) Brand-New Henning Upright Piano Beautiful mahogany case. New im prv rec action and re h. full ; Lore A plano you «ill be proud to own. €185.00 2.00 weekly. Pianos and Organs For Sale ————— eee ee ee, ee ee ~ i tlt || Used Instruments Ss | GENUINE BARGAINS Terms PA STARCK PIANO CO. 1018 OLIVE STREET. SSS noone —_ Feta " a —_ - Pr ae ES —— CO OO Oe ee “ee el i eet Apanaaaa enn : } : =) . % (;rane rere” 11% .* fx] manogans 2S) ; ~ delis used Oniv Py i” the — tL LLL LOLA REPRODUCING ovianuy., righ.: cheap. 3844 5. PTANO-——Badv gren4. period or terms. 3844 S. Compton, PIANO—Cheap: like new, Riverg.de Cran exceptio! jal y red Celve a fh jike new, excenptior an) oppor naa hey car- Cal! at 4,08 Bacramento av. | thean. JS. Compton ey. te Pre NOTRAPHBligntly pon use) sonore ex cellent condition, GRand 3506W 49 rire ALKING MAC HINE ew “uprigh'. Hien Ja 2b. 3953 W. Florissant Vif TR ii AS Mecaste mahogany upright. day. pegr's seis" we v PEF saa eet is avon iMthearcd °62 i, J 4 (TOR Vi VICTROLA—@128; console model. ‘VICTOR « patches la Srind-ne will “Sunde - 507 7 (c? else, we neie: shh. au $25. FOreat “e rifice. Call Riverside “Golew. il V re Cenacle. 4055 Stl type ¢ talking | machine: uprigh’ _ ‘zs 3 . Motiday ey ean! “SIDA Kahneseo! first fieoor | walnut: good condition. HD and. ja18 Sunday. (e) PIAN(- -Square cheap ®TLIA Virginia. PRoesoet OS PIAN® ‘“orighis Sterling SF) 2140 Me ufrirt ’ PIANO—U oright. $55 wr. 8 B¥th. 2d Soot VITA Ni>——tU priavh co. me i! ae ietone, ie iTANG-—Leaving town. tall Marne lla av PIANO—Stetaer gold metal - “<9 linoleum rua. @316A Victoria. 6400 west va *) car line , PIANO Gabler parlor grand. 370. change Pepartment. Dennis Bros.. fwelmar bl PIANOB—Left easy terme. S upme ht Anos: King Furniture Co 2615 Frankie. | PIANO —Seniller-Welte- Mignon re roducing | grand plano: new. boged: $2400 value. | price $1475 cash. or trede on bew Ford or Chevrelet & 2 (o., KO4 High vt Pt. AY -R-PIANO S700 demonetrator. 50) cash 1&F& Co. 804 High wt. fi ty ER PIANO -—-Bench ine rolis: make offer: must sell. 1634 Broadway. ic} PL AYER. PIANO- ‘efi Call 3 8471 M. “2 PTANO $100. meta! Tubes: it 384¢ &. Compton ey, very Steinway Grand Piano . tye tie ~ ic 170” ana _— ~ ~~ —— i Call todas. cheap. thie splendid oo; n (;rand Piano weep =«oyour present musical inatrument ae part firet payment, hen terme as low ae $7 weekly. P.A.STARCK PIANO CO. 1018 OLIVE STREET. gat hl ee mi emerge al VICTROLA Cail Sunday. PArkview 2009. walnut top an 4 ove and i i et tty, ee ae ar ee ' sear i - Tare to be eold on fro tor ?. om # ag $25 onan. i —. Auto Piano, $135.00 Terme. $2 per werk, Above Playrr-Piane ia one of the many ¢* eptional Dargaine im: iunded in our P.A.STARCK PIANO CO. 1018 OLIVE STREET. Orthophonic sa) | Victrola lew rolls: reaso- : anne mode) | Gastite usee c able i n- con tract: a: $2.80 weekly for the a, bane of Orthophonte’ ‘Vietrsla A Baeton. PLAYER. PIAS OG Bruits Wurlitzer’s Victrola caab. App! 1944 North darn | present stock-recucing eale. This ro instrument te only a few years ald ana = “A” grade condition. Don Soe ii r. A STARCK PIANO CO, \ 1018 OLIVE STREET. FLavER PIANO Studie model: RACAL HS AT hig 80 ene ramon PI AYER-PIANO- wait. poday. cell or PL 4 YER-PIANO—New qr" fe) trade SBR Delroar _- ee ee Very em this Beet ar 20772. : ete) (pgdein OOP0i ANtC.— 5D DElm "Sand Pane » @emeon | PLAYER F ANO ; $556 bre nénew. m™ : howe! oe ri ment 7 alaee . “aes $i: worth of re | role Tee 000A 8 4th j t; we fine tent. oer rer j P LAY IA Wi wide Gr Ma nu- ration: svecial sale price. &: mumc rolls. eS eS ane ver moniub. Acolian Co.. 1004 Olive et. . FOrest. 0546 ee ee ee es ere “ te Bee

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Psy a oan wok et NY sacar esr - “ Ir iow Ye PAN SAT AL MO ER toed Pa UE SRS PSE oma suerte feo PP oni a AE OR se se TREE Re a ‘f To * A a © ssa A w id gale * z : ~ Te lee pep ania ten ema ettia mit a ate ete eine gece ie ST. LOVYIS _POST-DISPATCH. _ t¥-200 ANIMALS, POULTRY AND BIRD. awe 8) S 1 C ALL: =: RADIO For Sale LT For a _instruments ie For ts For Sale _ _tnetruments For Sale — —_—, . CLEARANCE SALE OF USED AND SHOPWORN Roe My A] ments Ban ndaad Orchestra Instrum -IMPORTANT—We advise imn mediate selection, as only one of each instrument is offered for thissale. All usedand shopworn instruments are eparentecs to be in good playing conaitics. | SAXOPHON TENOR BANJOS $40 Vega Tenor Ban ha cm Ssxonh — $50 Vesa Teno shone. $40 Vega $1 SA (roid Se Rg POR aaa Oe te atl al OO gai | yf, ayn. lly, OO gy yi, tail a i i el ati at ai ty ssn, Soprana ~PAXOT Saxophone..... Sax ph wne. ** ” Saxo phi met ‘Saxop? ont Melody Alto Alto Ten Bari tone Sax pho youn a et, ~ BOATS AND EAURONES . PoaTs. ee meri B SS ON al Og yg Oy OO lla Oggi A Oya renee fi 7 _ 1006 Olive St. “a ZER HORSES AND VEHICLES _For —.. sa Uli he: > mar? ite ic 447 Chine ws FLAT METAL BOAT FS aa s’. PArky 4T—3 ro 1 OUSEBO m ims. Vernic ferry Fieach hs ARI N E iaroware ion 4 A eS Bere raaiog. IORSES—Team Cheap. TT? arge youn $110 N 5S harness; outfit. 1 006 O00 il mC L y ya} Material Co. 4100 Pi E—Fine. sound S00 000 oe ~Oem Olive ae rT ding _—— 2Slo tee 1 tand .J2685M. | , S 9: trotting $2: 100.00uU ; . . 3011 384 Genera ws .- BD- u (hou eood qua Marketi ~ WN GARA' nd ows PRospect G84 . - | a 450 000 re hee? } 109.000 BK nierial © a 1? ReBCtT ~ 99 JEWELRY, GOLD, SILVER trimmed. } po “SS ES—* Toes) *eakhea 2 ESSES cESat a “ermat lat POX FUR _Kennerly SESCSLLANESUS ee OVERCOAT and : .. rm -_ SILK I TO \ > fare SPRING s >.> TL RNACE Wid ters TRUE RE AUTIFUL from wealth low orice ae Soc jety Ward robe Exc COAL, COKE AND WOOD AAI LUMP COAL——i ow J toes. Forest 4565J ond AAI By MP COAL—l aad ® tons 4 tons, $5.50 DEimar 2775 BUNKER HILL Iump $0: siandar} nut $4: city ecale weignt. Lindel! CALL us for special fereen 1176-1130. COAL—175 tons: buy very. : Box H- 368 coaL— -Alwars good 3.75 Rinne 13 NEmmar 0048 FOrcst fOAlL—Standard. $4.7 Sa.23 Carterville diwt: Load jots ] Aciege nrices on row ;uOT Pos} Drepatc! lump 2. S18 a 6 Rand 6: =. amr. $5 City swale weleht. COAL—Furnace lamp, $4.75 é) iy mut $4.2 ° : eee. O21 iets LING Woobp- : , $3.75 for 1™% -ton truck ] Mad. the time.’ Huber. Wi de xn LIS. PeIONP « “Oifax 67SER Victor's best _burne_ to white ashes: SS: and ESPECIAL ‘B davs_ 3- ton lead mixed $4.25. hand-picked lumn. $5: citv we uh call today GRand 6488 ” CALL JEFFERSON nines. $3: mine hace, SS~ special clean lurt River 2 | tens today. to & OF DON — ge 4 Toa owas BaNJO For exchane-. new - cost $25 RaDio Sm or oe F; ' cent trade for cafinet au 1. Oe {ference Mm ' aj" s. s BA ace a h if ape. Kirkwood 2153W. Master 5-t1 A and fil AT station fer sale tubee, S34 Seon exchanee ' Pepeonahie Riverside 347" Box F-134. Poet Riepntch nA arer. piano; bineculare and ' gonmider anything Bur- Fe my 1356. Mc Ree. Sedan. exchange a ert, rtsarty m iret x M- $74 }4na? perfect cendit: Gavenport #5 aewiNG” MACHINE— Fer exchange er. for paper hanging Box Ho. wiite ; Ar we ‘e8) Cn Tiervy.i.@ $5.50. TT ier 23: N oe Si4at) teal } 414s ' ube get S75 or a*a evenings en Foster $35 ~om p le te. MO—Stro mer ‘ | “Latest sty! le; size 8 to 30 feet; very cheap. $50. 2624 _Minnesotg, _ Wid) M DVth. RAD! 'O— Seiube, . ene- lia} control. Music | DOL GH AND M aste Simmons speaker: new 13-plate| combination electric: \ battery: $45 complete. 4h vet Tonty.} Frankiin._ KA DIO—Rep complete set terms, STORE FIXTURES—And floor ‘a ee - cigar case. 6125 Bartmer._ demon straie in 3X oan? 5 eS SS 2 | FACTORY EQUIPMENT th-tube brand e all DElmar j Partitions, fixtures. pressure oll heat- ec) | ing system: other items 700 §. 18th. PILING CABINETS. decks. _chai ra, safes. “adding machines. rugs. 515 Franklin.ic) | F IXTU RES—Suit abie for _Pennsvivania. lverside FIXTURE “Suitable for ladies’ ready-to wear store. including National cash reg- | ister. _2310A S. Broad war. | Fi XTURES—All kinds: let us equip your _ (ceo place: matisfaction guaranteed: te! o_o RADIO—5-tu be Beosler. complete > with | Louts Desk and Fixture Co.. 711 N. 7t et et Ricks charger. 1404 Le- | FIXTURES — Real bargain. Call New | ~~ Eo ___¢¢) | ‘Franklin Fixture Co., 515 Frank Klip. Dit oniesinn “super per-heter -odvne. porta: ae : (c57x) clubhouse or travel ane purposes | 'SBr OF FIXTU RES—Suitable for drug | from 8 m. 4. | gtore or confecticnery. inclodi ing soda Box B-121. rich | » pee me CAKE Mi XER—superior real I bargain. 615 ic} Sse Sst u wil) 7 Leaington Ke nt. «Ff *) once. home | RADIO— Aiwa new must RR? “complete: Wen. | COlfax #126M. | speaxer _Atwater Rent. compact ba atteries, aaah. speaker; complete; reasonable. FOr | 6272. ADIpS—-All L “sed Radio Exchange. sacrifice. Broadway. eQ 4 makes ‘soi 1; 343 Ss + Lod inaayv oiwihs a7 tc i fountain; big sacrifice. ~ FIXTURES ARE YOUR BEST SALESMEN WHY NOT GET THE BEST? EASIEST TERMS IN ABS i: GLOBE STORE & OFT ICE FIXTURE CO., - | 700 FRANKLIN. GARF' [ELD 5080 FREEZE RS—1 2-ft. ~ Hussman. refinished; 1°-ft. Gruendler or Kitterer, 16 ft. $250: St. Louis Desk and Fixtures Co. th «ft ER: . & Se tube Pn j na icnen 7 7.50 $55: Crosley 5- Aiwater Kent 6-tube, Lindell 9159. i¢ } La cled 1. «+i? beautifu! diamond | yne, int with Edisc nD upright boxes. blocks. com b: na- Franklin Fix- IpDAIRE “FREEZERS boxes. scales. egisters New ] 5 r Tan ke imn GOOD STORE FIXTURES—C nea. Washington Fixture Co.. & | FRIG a7 port a. 4 ie BOX—3-tier: ood S9OA _ Cote ante. (FRO ‘ERY COUNTER DISPLA 7 like new: bargain. GROCERY ~ cheap. to oper down, balance i*, come in or on Radio Repair oe deal 4011A North Kings ‘fax 2127. Open all day & ‘every evening. LOOK! RADIO ) BARGA AINS At water Kent or }0nstration free. | ali 6U “AR ANTEED regieter repairs, ™m 1125 remington Cash -y oe Co. )cust. GaArfield 924 c8) | HOTEL SS SGES Ga ir specialty. mew and used: eas or coal: all standard makes [and sizes real caving on any style. Ben- singer ©o.. 1007 Market. IRON sSAFE—Stove and et | cheap. Apply 302 S. 7th na. | LINOLEUM—150 yards ai: best “grade: good as new; cheap, 711 N. 7th. METAL SHELVING—FY ing g cabinets, and | | desks. GArfigus 7197 MILLINERY FIXTU RES—Comnplet: ll sacrifice. 6116 Bartmer av.ic) ern: will MILLINERY CASE—Verv § liatesi cost sacT fice. 3=” akes. (ah) jer € ™ | is ——— an very 5°77 W CTORY DISPLAY mcd- ; ‘tically new: *? > BQ IPMENT—Trpewriters. Secke files. mailometers. 415 Granit 2. ee - CKET as E MODEL ¢ POW ER. ~AR. } OF FICE FIXTURES discontinuing: will sell office and items of tactory equipment. ae) .s EFRI G } wea" RATOR—Hussman: §- foot ] like new will sel]. reasonabie. Ph Parkview 1804M, -_PFRIGERAT R—l2- f pot Hussman box. ' 4 ‘ neutineg ec -ale and caeh register: good iti very cheap; must s¢ll quick. BS R34. el) rawer: abinet. Or st 0: sacrifice $275: RESTAURANT FIXTURES — All kinds; vereet ns Ri kensoh! Bros.. 91 1S . N _ Sth. m eu "RANT FIXTU RES—Complete out- , mee * ‘ron bargain. Box H-186. P.-D. _ Radio Repairing RESTAURANT Fl XTURES—New i : tables. vitrolized top s RADIO ler ‘t. gt = on terms. REG! or a tee * | UT eTialis eter “new and used; terme; bensingter € COM - moet oo Pp iota { outfit ere. ; 1007 iLes neu and woaday eExPERT RADIO REPAIRS calis pnomaved promptiy: let | ” epnmters: bulld set; reason- | _@ll kinds. Rickensoh]l PE m., 915 N. 8th os ALL AFTER 3 good selection. about 12th STORE FIXTU “gee aed ~~‘agon of all kinds a price & SONS MFG. CO.., 1317 N. 15th st. _Take Case or Lee av. car. SODA FUW STaIN—Cmall. c - Gravel . ™* SODA POU , ~] ete ae ARD TREES ‘oR cheap. 2240 | ‘c) ! rma ds & —s ». +f oe ee a ee _— "NTAIN 10O-foe and counter “$75 Box B-27, Post-Dia. (c) stone and OFFICE FIXTURES pas SODA are STAI - Lindel! ot Chouteau. 'SOFT DRINK PARLOR OU TFITS—All | ‘SOFT DRINA PARLOR FIXTURES i} booths with yg wit ee? | Peasona bd! fe price | STORE | (Olifax | ation. at ‘PLUMBING AND HEATING | BO to 30 mis:¢8. R. Cc BIRDS Wanted and For Sale in these columns today. TYPEWRITER AND ND ADDING STORE and atts FIXTURES | | Aiea Foe AR No oe UNTAIN—10- =foo®, in good cwndi- For Sale months: a ral bar: | EDIPHONES—Trar.c- ew: cheap. 1007 ; GalLOMETeR— in good anteed: priced to sell quick. Post- Inene tech. ‘VISIBLE TYPEWRITERS $15 : and repairing. rentals. Union Typewriter cs . Oth. /TYPEWRITER—Underwood, No. £ $25. Underwood nel ibine. dictating. like | Market. condit jon: Box - M-310. | ~~ Ko0d — condit oe Hes cheap. 6849. 1254 XX. lefting- weil. vas (20 SODA POUNT AIS Como back fountai rood dition: A. | _® Selkirk poe his Storage é GArfield “B87. ae “FOUNTAINS S—Good selections: b tion tabies. chairs. 3 Sooke) Deekt and Fixture Co.., | 7th et. _— = ID . 6911 Page av. | TYPEWRITER— Late model | No. 5: like new. 7040 Dale li TYPEWRITERS—-Rebuilt. $10 | ime and repeirine: all mekes reasonable Roberts Typewriter Service. 501 Century 4 | Bide. GArfield 5564. _ | TYPEWRITERS— U nderwood. i Rora!l: 23- 20: rent | St. Louis T. W.. x. Toth. Til exceptionally low prices. kinds sizes: Market. and 4. £. 1007 ee 203 also 9 | very ad. _{e) omplete set, and 4872 Sax ene + ca Beautiful back and front bar | TYPEW Rives — ge coo eale or rent: gvaranteed: repairs: hauling: estimates furnished. ‘Rental and Sales Co.. 123 N. GAr ‘field 3867. (c9O} rs | TYPE WRITERS—Factory Tebuilis for rent =f," Ce Sec Ty Scherer | or sale: overba ? ne: estin mates cheerful! v : | stvex . Ask for Mr. Davis. FLETCHER. 1005% Pine. MAin 0843. ver- FUXTvu RES—C Sth. floor cases: no dealers. 55°S5M WALKER BINS—22 counter. /1 feet 1 y. CASE— Delic alessen n. 2300 Cherokee. WALL C ASES—3. @ foot t. for hats, also clothing. 711 N. 7th st. ee. WALL CASE—l17-foot oak 4-plate siije nd lower doors: modern: bargain: $60. #912_ _ Broadway OFFICE AND | STORE Se!) out c before ‘way ng. *RIGKE™ :3OHL N. Rt n with refricer-|' T. Ww. CO. ‘ol | cheap: oo: "RES ~ See BRe Ss. 91. | POULTRY. BIRDS || | Wanted | Sip omy ' BIRD ‘td.—A dark Indian Cornish. male. } £826 Cote I ite F rest OORS5 | DUCKS W: nese geese. ” Tamm new sample butcher dist sD) lay cases, long: made for electrical refriger- cost. It will nay you to invescti- eampile on display at office. Herbst Co... 30% 19 “4 Broa aw ar. if) . mies ce hic sens " i1.i BK For Sale — . ~~ > - _ —, } reaamatl C compos = Boa WK i ag ERIE p} 100 The Expert —Ask for Need Help Pm Liitd Betty Box 606. Lancaster. re bieod e@ gvaragtes CHICKS— —From pu dou bi Adtaker BETTY will tire a larger type or i BETTY will any number —and will ment @s SOON as vou have secured Dia: of t RETTY bg *-* ‘ : re presentat ve patch *“——*s* . siTudé Tj es. aah "Me are « and fully carri Call ~~“ ~¥ ~r POM RIN ATION Tyee erred te: “TER axe arTa advert sement cance] short—wiT] _be vo in office to see that ‘eariv ed owt Farms, 616 Lee as av. if a continuat! Ww \ bet eT &358. ap er TIS Egyptian Hatchery C I icks | Are better since we }; - . 4Tr"c 12 Summer a rlA* “on ; 8 } Dr. Smith’ Aceredited Chieks Supreme ; j a ws ng nz} : eaten rock . ‘ or) . 4 r ‘ “ep = rr + ID = ry — - xy ie . appear in HATCHER! ES ty enti le M Miivi worn wee WEBB - COCHRANE’S REDS CHAMPION 1926 LAYERS or red« mA te hi chest average = con ~ na lar e the order for imes desire the advertise- You notify her the need led heln. n ‘ i ar ee | x: Sie r ~ vis State laying contest ; e ‘ Post- Ss. : sty 1927 a | “MD 5 Our rT & understo o ail Janua "Baby wh ee ge | erade AA Tt whit mh MAin 1111 From trapmested + rapid fire Wrandot Buff ose eeneeeee#e oe eeneere 0h. $20: Box RB n 1 YT IN Bi ATC AL. — ‘ Bank of Ki and le. Ref... Nat. Tisk. - a er OE Shinn Chi cys Are Better a 4 £2445 S -_ é w+ 7 MOM That \ What 1 HO ij Chin i Lita Eas £Us5U wise DD IW er: Reports like wand are abeolute proof that our chicks are egg-bred. Mrs. G. A. Switzer ge “My 590 — hatchec |from Shinn Hatched Chicks worth of ees from November 15 to De |eember 15." Anotner says jare as good a6 those costing 70c each.’ Another sars. “Ra‘fsed 98 out cof 100”: another says. “I bought 1000 of your 10 cent chicka and 1000 chicks costing 20 cents from another man. the best breeder our state. and yours won out on point. To date ther have laid just 24 9-10 per cent better than his.’ as $8.80 hundred and ag many as you want. cae e a 30220 2, ae ntop Mo. + Wlid “i 7” a4 Chicks as low been SUNDAY. ARCH € 1927. eE0UsS FOR suUNDpAY, MARCH 6.4 SALE Steel 'H —Coragaied steel. | Ecune POULTRY AND ; Easioc. Lindell —_ =; i (cOS> |CANARIES—Hall_ gol sel! peep. are DB. __ | ANT mule birds: the loud 1 “Hubbard a for quik Call bee ye cate. _: 3640) - tt; aT ss rear A eT ;} CAN CANARIBS— Imported German : “Middieby Marenal.. doube / $30 sclutely guaranteed make # 500: like new: cheap. IOUT) axa | Olive ee ae See — Ca i can — _——— ie engies. a2: Si7em. Te bac ky CAXNARIE “ een storage £4 ke. pire and | aw] . myles = om > . diators. alee. om — - °* “a : ~ ne | National Pets : ; re piles go:] — = 3 fit : = Lind | CANARIBS— Wonder! a ifOn ane ee Ciat nd ov. “sees uO * inet — AWS | CANARIES—Canes and CAGES—Leather el yurveyors at factory prices. Wise-/ ner roadway. 5th floor. or. _(c98) ANT pure " second haz elevator reta CANARIES—OCome. hear =_ 4 209 Wainwright, Bide. G82 Before you invest. & out = orona View equipped iA | tafe than sotty. — : pe Dagor lenses in com- meu tary ‘bird store healthy. "a gnutt. P tnt at Tr v | “arry 28 > tres lecjers manv dollars oeiet $140. will take $75. Keo aAT™ CANARY BREEDING CAGE 101 Salisbury —- | BAB white enameled. sanitary. 4 m store carpet Jack- to: 16 inches. width 9 a .. ee Gr Wasbintt >} tess iinehes: $2.55: much 1k . eee for saie Call DEimar | - aa | We invite comparisons. , 4 ean; te) BAB (ing pa pars. 3101 Olive. ie = ae a _firs i ‘ANA AR’ Y BIRD wire e, nesta. Te [sea Any quantity. bAE dozen Se ee | ake | 38e ‘each. 336 MILLS—Mes? choppers. oll SAE wilt: hand and electric, bar- PR sainer. 4100 N. 2iet st _{ cB) BAB ee = hath fixtures. pedesta’ stand. te save pet “fanciers mapy andry tubs 3646 Russel. a se raD— nted : large borns.| ir | CAN —e t> ~ cof aft camae D- .- 472 {9 | aan |. naders, the king of = —~ ae. $l ver. | fing open-mouth warbler vE siateco ——4 roofing. 2s re |lucky to get one in a m>ying fixtu eg wholesale PB prices. Americas , sell more canaries 4 a Cab | BEL 4 Plumbing Supply ©. |tors in St. Louls com an odiamont. ~e ful dealer in birds in A ) 78 Hodam™ 1762a | BEB pet fanciers many @ aol a: Ss =THAIR—And . | BEA fancy pigeons, doves, com ging: por ‘ comparigon. 3111-13 3 Oline — > inauire e720. Chippewa, fe? ) aa CANARIES — Wondertal s GE —Portaple. steel. moving. cheve| T= ition 4 Waghinaton. _ | BEI order. (om ; bunt this. aa largest, i . jeckom: a ne anc rera nm) s al 29 ) bec > ae , ,aferm™’ ver Irer Ww orks daily i Be —— 1500 and CEntra! 059%. | BED PS 99) | } your as VE be the judge —¥ AMM AR L E AD DD _and’ puppies everywhere. ecg irnish. $1.5 9 | BU Natio nal Pet Shop 101 naints $i 50 , set on enam- or Fe - per galo remover. $1.40 per | Sent CAN ARIES—The truth as Ww > bow | “printed form. Free for € Wall Pa aper and Paints, ar dealer on earth or anyw + eee TEfterson 0456 accra ter birds than we do, few Ea 3 cur sample boo =?) oy : and _ Thisis the largest. fine. o ma ———— —— “tie each. 4266A Shen ail a | the world. Drive by. bs a , ’ ‘Rand 9719 eet outside, come in, view rom 1 ——-t ———- a. Can mane: | ae = side. Wonderful Bane 4 or Ay elivered im cit¥. Cali! —~ tem, wonderful modern f yee? 60 Kirbrell Hauling (62 Be daylight building. the sun . ~e ea ‘ LAPTHES PRESS— : if first three words in hygiene and # deme mir $75. 1007 Mar-| BE | Make your own compa of ch HEATER—Jiffy Universal, US Pad - aa mie wee! 4 mMormins $1 4+5U8 ol \ | CANARTES—Beautifal. healthy. | BE | birds—kept in daylight. sunt © UMBERS a rT ao new "al glass ch away from are ligh : like electr ead day | REI odern ventilation a | 1% ‘ ; ra “ive A 3? -igh $2 e 1 5tr nad Locnet. J Em $304 : re) words Im hygiene—sanitatic : , —— ts -n [er a ~trmel et oo zood ru eunlicht—ventilation. Make your 6@ DITTMEIER R. B. CO. O24) Bey parisons. New lots of birds ream l = Gr daily. We sold ever 5&2 ous WHEEL CHAIRS AND BEDS— | WE —Over 300 singers. s le or re sickroom eavipment ef ro} ( ft hinsin’ to other dea 2087 (cee) cet partment stores, pet shops, ——Candy making. and marble glab: | oo ema dealers in over 25 a nallagg ponte eueniture ; homes throughout ; ; Be reason why this vast § ° ee P ~SET—_Reautiful italian cut- BF I ouis and other cities —othes 7S, et ace . r) —- @ $7 oy 4 Me t seems frem . Fu . > — {heen ‘Tlam PE. Canada. British © | > @ublette « ar of Forest oe South Amers : _. 4 us #.. everywhere. There's oa = Apri Rauerb-lam>. mecha a) BE reason We save pet = - 2 we dene _— -9°° Cle meme wa lars 2101 Olive. ~— % + ‘ Tie $6.50 sautinameneentia Paes adh ti - 1) Asi e 4 e ©. = — y ola eh “I Donald __ te} BE CANARIES— Wonderful ‘tons: ¢ 0 "ANER—Electro!: aliahtiy usec. 5 om ' oGayvr and make offer 4219 | ="s , ic BES es RATING cyt rIiT—_ompiete o@ 6s at ~~ ‘ -« $1.50 rallotr eunarar BE : ines. 1332 Ohio now Yuteide white _ 62) | ness—there'’s a4 reason WwW te it aed other & = breed - ing 4H2A Kow % vu bs ; “ANARIECS winning stock, sreextineg = atl noe iwet few tei. fax «°S64 "198 N Tavier ANA RikS iove bir ‘ anciers Tr Ore. Tyr; ive males. fa rial es BTYiand 2157 priced te efi. females rare barrce’n: in HUmho i D WoL FF & SONS _ 398 comparisons ee of 3 are the judge. It’s — “ U et , iking TABI F—ixs Rrunewt Monuar ADt P ARRE ITS Pt _— : a= MOC SPOT es rood shag ru Macaws, cockatoos, 3818 Hartford r ‘ BE . — ‘a - 7 Pes | Pa , rt gill leaceiVire SS : PIGEONS MAC HINE—Sacriice 320 11 nel to Mv ACHING? —B L?rTanis * prk a ry »f (yi) = —_ = geen Ten — Genbie-bh arn —_ non ‘a teu "2 ; ‘oe . f cochin bantams; geil of [eam = 158 Cahokia C getar 861W aii - ‘on hae a Complete . 2 ‘ti ROLLERS—Fine ~ singers. “ol Sa . pul ” enteieaes ttn el: ae = evenings. 3111 Oscecla. Rivet ppes. ladders. 3319 Ruteer j~ REFORE Yor ACY viet our ; he SO store. nothing has ag “, L ~Hes siaie cated red of af YTi« of the finest the . oT. = a = er sing “-F =! Fa s with your orn eves bow: nd ‘ heuamon ant 43 25 ur : Our nm * : . h uite liartwae e ab ee, t. wien : c@) ‘RDS Onivy her ana z the ) : ‘ at* ; yr ’ ; ers Traces! “? our > magietied egstemers - : ——a 4 = am = , °. tet pres Ther ar our best advertise. “Sa = Be é a ~ —= ards a Stare 509 So owng tn. as Bex 24° Ge Louie ' oe i sak with a first-class repatecs oS Z , b- : Shan Gr bs - (wit doa IBS i. os he Pd ~ jae Py ~ ft) Le ~ = an PA TOR- “255: bot: am. eer orice for cart or all Pea, 1205 Erne; tw +. oa -Uiepatch ry” - INCUBATOR—Hot water, ee TRUNK —Practically new | WU rooGer: cheap. De a536 Newberry t- [> Bases at INCUB AT" r—, ria Trusts - hee iE 3 ie) a ba t Park sy. aA DeE eletie good eondition Cor iT RATORS—Two. om Sa ATE ew 186] Ww oz cheap. 265 pee | CELLARS MADE DRY’ @& INCU BATOR -J < "Tl oe- _ tw ASPHALT WATERPROOFING. _ Rat ~~ ee Parzen PROOFOM (NeCRAT a ‘ead 1 $ ware, 25: § GAL LONS, 3 GAL. | - ™ | Ee FOR LITERATUR | LEE FARDWARE A PAINT CO. ca “Ra TOR—Bi-eee. NX _ FOREST 2360. «c} =< operatcs same «6 — Fi bench sttached for 2 oa vorr chead. ane ina. io COitax 347 ; Cie ; ‘mek, Co. eas. oF Ce : Wer TORTEN: on, ™e better. + _ Ey Lad ie) ‘ROACH. a awe oe — ROY a! . ‘oa? 4 om «han &) Wer site. 2OC ae reas 44°8 or write to PPT 49°7 Xeceho ot. & Yee Terry hye — " 2 « a ce. ~ 4 2 Tropical FiEei—i Sunday 16 a. 373 22099, 0..- .

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ee ae = 900 AU TOMOBI. LES, Bicycles and Motorcycles Wanted and For Sale Ads in these columns today. _ POST- T-DISPATCH. _ soiaceniaaiaaamnl MACHINERY Sigs B00 KS AND PERIODICALS: ANIMALS | es A U TOMO BILE S sez | QO M O —- ao. | BOOK SAYES—Tourdiile, at 9 S. Br Ca ee Gemee Coac ict ‘Wanted i 7 aati bo ome of every description ; 160.000 . ee ee ote eect Coaches " hes CHEVROLET—Coupe. “ ViMP RES SSOR Wid.—-Stationary o1 leoaie must be sold; a lot of picturts. prints| PEKINESE—Dam a rw (CO) Wanted : --——_—-— ; - a? LA \OK! clags condition: drives | | Bae see rkwood 1047 See aici ciinedl-oduitidilitisiitiaell sw with- motor and tan ‘urios: piano rolls and phonorra hi Mrs. peal _Kirkw i ee | one -—- . ( “3 996 : ‘ a... : Oa aie : > ont p ¢ ~99 e 3 onthe oO. id; > ) nO CADILLAC . > ~ . ‘ aily Uipped . ba loon i. Orest 0837. TCIDPEDTA BOOKE—Commiete set: | cheap. 3461 § “Grand. | eo aft Bin aan off}. S-passenger coach: cs unet be told trom NEW PONTIAC COACH price $400" “Apply $735 tak “Coonts ,. . m7 ) pos weens “old: nla: fine high . Ct ¢*T he-« . &- | al ‘ bi lis nN Us ti Al, - - ; ; x . ne lai -e8* beauty. ; " , os = Ss be — ) pee Pe white: $10 to $15 MONARCH. 3t3 Locust ~ te Fy. hare nd evenin 1a2 coach: € . it mot = geil $695: a Rab 4 OK 4 ~ — . " — . a > : + Le? ni ee Pog r 4 EN 4 > 33 S maehis ; res | ent, 2 | eoach ords evrolets ck. sake Bik | pUnan haa See tod wus: NY Sel | “AUTOS WANTED BADLY | Wii, Swext Co. s3i8 © reg Se 8 ae ett eee nSiaeek, Hodson Chrratee 1924 CHEVROLET 4 q io oer Fran | i Ce ee AR oo Mag eae Ae MRR ino ae A008 posts"? = Fe motor: $40. | —————————— } : : a otor = cash prices. Bring car, get Cash = — : a E BUICK _ Faston PONTiAC—1927 coaches: onaeare from 4-passenger coupe: dand = late -y ® ige bsen MOTORI“ ST SHOW, 1834 Locust 62 CH pVROLET ach 1929, DBNOON wt at ye 2p 2 6511 1 ) -asy— overstocked er PER : eacgein ; a on terme; . ts [2 Natura. ae 56. i633 , ow ni ; 1 se a. ‘ re ge : ’ -* : « lone + r o—— ° - jis a eae sR _—* ach ‘2 - new pric r Pp aaa BRANCH 2729 N. G ; 4 vf ’ MUL Lvacn ~O. eg . aol anes LZ, [621 20cus. SC Bidin al “xt! . me ve k of a. ntiac ~ - oo. & : UP— 5 MOonIns, AU TOS W AN rE ED QU IC h $425 ‘rms. Morris, ! ml pr ter, an ted ; nd mal 220.) SOTICK —Vale given at , yore than any cealer gm r Cat, 0) Terms Sob aston. oe =k . , eond: n: : —74008.. * tou’? pRINTI NG PLANT “2e° net a, Se POLIC! presgg ort. ; 5G net Let Day . ee. , - : KY Y SON — h: Dd condait: STAR—Coach : here's a car roul _ te pe racks. _Box_ M-38. _ spate us ~thh & a rome noving, © OOM, rene —_ = rt a aw eg care at once, | J : HET Re eae 19825 coach: . , Ae , vth! Ss sn zy. _. Pe elDee say is perfect: : eqeosunien:. ge | Bot i” s old; pedigr c - ¥ _— S. Kingshigowa) ———' | itt psoN—cCoach 55 like new: will 8@c- | ennditien: ——- : es y 3 wn: i ; ia _— Ki rk wood. Seif- ' ILTOD »N MOTOR | CO ps _ 3214 LOCUST. (cl) | CHEV ROLET—1925 coach: like ne DSUs 4260 UL nde. i dl. Ist floor Wem. | easy tern Open Sundar. . . . N 3. 7 ii + . * ” Pag F F ~~ a a trade, terms. 2506 5. Jed rie §915 ner — MILTON MOTOR CO. $214 Locust. . . we - 745. sedans, 4 , COMPRESSOR ag ee | BICTCLE-—3. rorth $31.00. J 1 oar ee ee a ears ¢ id: PP PUPPY, Sig For Hire seigge : 0 = 1 DE Couches: 1935. $395, $475; STUDEBAKER—1924 ot $364 coach: re, : _and ae ie ~ 4593 Easton ’ 8. , Ph enget ‘ Ay Tie winchere sit vat ’ : fioieia : aE N. Granc Dw rt is ay ms ee thor 77 thay ‘ ; — oampe ee we “ a "oO "AU a oe LS ———EE oe n \ ‘ ad a* ali or fot a i nadit om rea | This car is in per = . tell it f ™ a Ta , one, rWatai é Be i ’ ——- , _— trained priz winne! hear. WEY RO oT ‘oan + et als > ri USO VACTH a ¢ : eral terms owner myst sei on ba 4 Wi FLCAN2SS: Mme -hanica! lly; over Delmar 39965 ae 8 a’ Automobile Loans see ‘clk ims errRil Abanvy 8527: “% GV: De adie * “2. o: “set “eee ory late mode first puyer a for terms ‘= ———— 6000 les: 5 iti nies: 1 me BE HEAD. cou PE—High-clasa: ‘-cy'inder » - Morganford. __ ce) } 2 Ory ames r Y ai 82) Lk iv oL_Lber Tiver Dut 4 4 ‘ ana te : ‘ yaya - ~ as a pe > a ~ ; i 3 AN SAVE : — song a rakes tires, bumpers, and oO oa se em a o A : Loc ust. Ie ] cast — . . good rubber: bar : ‘ aa N Ea ? - or ‘trade-in’ OW. bpa.ance : = x aaoanieinten MONEY I | ceevROrET 6 seach TH 26 mek [roman 1926 Studebaker Standard Six jt. "god ot,n0~:, ae ie 5 ee oks. runs like N AUTO APPRAISAL CO. tt EQN) ft [> sperial G. MM. A HIDSON-FRAMPTON. 3308 Locust Sf. cach ai ey ae TO ey 4 § terms.| Mr. Sante. Hlland S400" ony | . pita. ee! ‘> , } ‘yr wre . rf tf ree ] in f 7 wees Bee Se MirNAtl "Ai a1. oO . S . The i gee ~~ "PE. iarley-David ¥_ccw H N 3098 LOCUST ST. “\ {h'F, serms: these care are al ~ HUDSON COACH ES | fies? FORD COUPE, 5 hinery. ; ; ‘ rig 1 ri : } : . : le ow ke rn ‘ ! ti O.ad. : + a : ; : ‘ . . dogs , . . 7 } v a ‘), % ae oF . ; Pa Ox ' ae nAral 1h: fends r i? ' 4% ; : at (c36) Ss i wn Dayenn SOuLn S81 1é' FIFTY-NI NE : : ~~ a i tik ox DG E— Jo ape, 1924: —— paint an NEWEL L._ Jefferson 2 ; . , o re bis, a er a I eg , “t*5 Z . . G : : vee: — aM ’ 4 me i a ‘ = ag" - ss frs de termes. 2506 / * es . Qa73 o—, i¥ (QO) UI> ™ ah, ne an ne harg ain ~ > : | tx oe Pus «ness = maa's noe wm . terms. Riefl = oe, a. fine ‘condi tion; eTe } } : j*e | weds , a. - morta, : eo mixers fig ; Sc — tae Bas tud. 3: be arg 1.Acjede } 3 & } ? eed tee ee et ge ag ; O: and a 5 Ht FE “CO. 3318 : _. _— : { cheap ‘Rand SAc) | De ant 1E—Busin ness coupe: — eo .: just sell ¥ : 1u ment fy +i “XV CPISIO!] , tPTer ) j PIE: ' . ‘ , iJ 5) }! /\ sf : ’ , terry tr . ‘ i 7 PET - 1 : TF tro fey ‘ord! erms. ae “ and runs = | : es * ; es : J a? } aie Ye se a 4 : ‘ , 5 bi f ti e \\\ v a 7 i ) , : 4 Ly - a ; - ae . 4 passenger iy North: = besutiful duce sry 7 @*"n°4* ' rr aetel ' ie a (if ‘ ‘ _ ‘ ’ , [LIPPET ( o 3 : ti) Tr} =? - specest ow « CONCRETE MIXERS [OTOR ory eumil black sod yy db Ne | ee etal Bp gio ng (p geteae pas ) : slles. | $273. Deine: OFS” aa ; 2 Siondenhall. 2 - “* oe ae Kd LOW N. 121 PPIES—2 maies. part hou = \ x abled ini \ france SE Daag SI beg ao brake Flint, like new. on¢ er Essex 7) ihergain. Ghana iesswe _ Oper Sunday! ED Hut Rand 1351R Yo ON YOUR AUTC } eee, ~ iit. complete, one Auburn. good as sraud-} DODCS— Coane a : a CONC RE TE MIXER SUEPIRS. Lisveliga settee podlawesd: | Howrah SOT‘ L Soc. _ktware open, Be Slt ecw: comer Sack Fear .. ae es — 12) Smith tilt steel 1 | male and tema it. m Bring yur tit nd get © Bir th aoa Lo eaeueene err _ MI ) Just in: see us; save { Dori ¢. moda | — : ata —?- 3 a S100 terme. Cheat 4140" Talm ‘ Sh. ee-% E. Kirkwood (e8Q) POODLE PUPs— —Beauties 4YH15 , Pusenia et roadway south to 9600, 2 biocks fast Smith. PUP saan imo white spltz, “dandies. maics and femal! che _ Kirt Ouive ene” i i a ti ee oe ’ ARO ee ote oat it Bo. holler. aide loader and wt! UPPL rermi: lv be! , me t nute | ) PYyrol ' : Pha 7 (ZAP , , ‘ ole ‘ ) a ; Li@- ' ty ' lance =? fin +.) { , a ral TU ~ T ’ — try paymen Te! j t} Deals Ain ‘ : ‘~~ Tt 5 i . ‘ «I ’ as } Lh a} a : NI ‘ ERSAL. 3401 Locust. Aways Oper. mor TS : SI See ii i ey 0) | panies paid off and your preper Puce Saleh, | balan tires. janet Real Bargains Sacrif E ni mepeapoeag * .. : ae [a a car | CONSTRUCTION FQUI —New UPPY Giiful red mal kingese: 3° 4{ monthly nie cut in if. | pao: terms 3 2 Wai EM_ 10: rand rms ‘2nd os ae Eamwes coupe: ballooes. Saly 905: Us © ey wd t aD Bee Frank iin ~~ months old . 2 Champtio: Rufu , { rvthing pri reed tape Nan G96 ‘heyro]l et "} oac oh esl 99° 95 Must Se lt Ter aire | Us VA. aT goes 1925 coupe; exirs good; a8 3816 w Floris ant. ) o. 3. ai ide Sar Ps . i { Ss | a i 4 Ltt i ? > | re r . ] ' + H ‘ ~~ te cry 7 © had - By ul 800 ‘ iA ?: « = ” . ; SSS yY rabdy: oons- : as a ae. - JEW . (cOY) r i -farec PPT on . rs. cc , . OCj6B, | litle as : bonus. A(t (+1 erantes in perfect condition; ee ‘ ee "T roac r Oe Whippet coach o-passene 4-cylinder; | terms COlfax rie | good condition: ec | natural PeCTRIE aVER SAWS—Big bargain acadaie. Box 1203. Pampa. ____ | Eskimo spitz, Sam Rien i) | finish; like new, terms yall) SST 1996 Ford touring. $195. we ye jechanical condition like Dew. BODGE—S . - ‘1 > J . . ~ z Py ey Bye ® Paget pr Deere asOD ? (ry tar Bye or ages - Be ai . Xie oe ae Oe ee ae oe e mn 1. : % Woe . Franke Motor. mt “ m- ia'i® SHO3 nase = ee - - ree : . 7! a ’ Tia | ‘ ' police, etc. “hereain t r Ces. J , Pet att ‘4 ler 3 In fa) \ > PLL yRISS A NT- 335 Ww A RY® \ s ‘ L >a CEr tra a. ng - | bargai n at 4 : ° 7 ° ceeeeaectensarcasi “balloons. MOTORS A p> SEO ORG | HOS wit oy fox terrier Se eee “Yatlew Fi inance Co, a Wi ict Conch BISS5 | Haas Sess, wourine $128 WILLYSOVERLAND, Ince. | xe “ios ie fe, a S55 “basins urter: nos es a ‘ ee ee ' gf igo ll of every deecription. ic ' higt x( ' -‘- ed pre 4 44s _- ; Ne vai “ Oat a? , | 3 ro — i oe apes. a —_ aD dO )DGE—Coupe- — $- . iT) LR PA Ore ‘ . ‘ © a Awa 1 ‘ id- qd bone hound | ae i . - TIPPETT COACH. reason at a “908. N, Br oad wht k ee — y +) . 457 ; 1} , PUIG TOM. a ts rece ved WHI ar ~~ new re : = > IRON bound. __F._ Smowert, 2Ot _ See... as} of 7 run 2800 miles; owner Pe & we TOlfas extras: net e—TE5G couoe. good od mechanical oon. NEW RA RK O REY [—State age, Sex atc tl ’ ' car and traded it Wis Lexington. = . a » any $85 Gown. ery . a . Ranp 0. re Shli prywhere. Open dail . ™m. until mn exchange 5-acre far - o Ee SUT ' ee | | oe . une veTy rood Cc er new : - dope , will trade. Bic 4. sod Sa aes: a OG, SAR 0 Cite BO a PEM pete rai: MS EE hit Sam Nor Rag aes 7 we i] — w—- RAN ret 3. vp beet eee PEE PS TIES 2 ey ee F ~ \ MACH Wei M ingie extra ' riigres gt fr . .¥ Ri: , TT aX 7 ncar eri! atet ar, nd nec? 14 " if rl Tre ¢ ™ =e . ‘ ; . a ; ae : + , es - reper ’ r Ironer qd pum} rs. > a % hry? eee 7 o ‘ . , f exc ‘ “se } } na ; 4 . & a ae . . . 2 . - . Phi ° . - ps mrs oe r Tt. Ocy a ~ — at se eee gee ae saps ' ne Hl . . | »}) Coupes. For Sale DODGE—c ‘coupe. late ‘24- . 19=6 _ _ ory Gre : rrah RR I i Vi ; ; V { ‘ I & , 4 rel ‘ 4 ' . -* - snaees - a _ . . . AiS3 . ; ; ’ . a q | ‘ ube lon’? . ; ish vas ks and ruins like pew: & # _ = be! a n. : Thr 8 oe _ me : 4390 Olive ‘ must seu quic ‘x: private. y tee is Po 2°82 4-nneeeneeer =. h— 1 9A =re-ial coune: gimne seine ) 925: in perfect condition: . ps 4 Ta SSen ce >, yD e— oe oa - - te argain. ‘ ‘all a : i " ame nger: nee ' eo: medition - $275 a * 4 d : lock passenger: Me TOWNSEND MOTOR popell aD —Coupe. late “24, cord tires. leci f oe Cc} a> , iv _Sty + ra Car ~ a , ’ ad: tor perfect. $135. = Lf x a i ; . — J ada ' i id ad j A ar : = ' rN Der remore , ; 4 va oP. : e At ae : = ‘k VM r si3 OU : mc } “BRAIDS MITCHE my . ™ ; — y nes. yi. aew wand Rp Sccttosn” aad palelacs: Bis. | 822: anil ; ses oii c wor | ait rauarantecd. |. ow Bong all 19 Biatr, 1 bs a = — : — — very fine caz , 1049 § . BOYLE “at P MA NCH 3 . —— EO 8 ‘allgons: ! “4b st __ (B®) S., AE waer 209K... BED arte SA ey | URS your motor pump oil? ae } “oO Muenz. 4 oO Market : Gr Coie Kennet ines UT a fu aqupped wit ‘vthas Di JOR a acn I _LINE ELL 22800. N. eniy 300 miles. Call 9 to 3 Dp. @.. : , we@iate delivery. Constrec- | penne Pepi es ; ” eiinas tivere d 381K ag luction: term trade Motorist’: 3 a weer etree , Cuca Na ew tres. lacquer ; lair - sateladuiiiiiaaeniinalal 3527 SY.. |“ Bimest } ee , SsTrcpD — ‘arman OD ; oe: Sane ° ie 5 Locust y. -arhenes tl cm on > coger. , Siow fat ie ie ad Sounee ~laree ase cement: tees Raat ty : a trained: imported. 6037 Carlsbad BR : Sur Mconee ae ae , “Seniaae Ti ach. 1496 &895 Yahiem'’s prices and tern Bivens Mieke Bo NARS. tbe ‘ona S A #2" is: $75 eo $325. Benry_b. Seamed dinneniad ' ON BUI — Ferm pedigr’ tc} . ~ >} 202 furthiet % . wet ge . : Oa! b, epee yal 5: _—T. “B a It K LAS: ER COL rE : R749 Faeton (7355) 6 Za ee Miia ; , , , VETAS . :, . = ~~ a si - 2 ~ sad j iY = meee Se F =. 7 ————_ i? . ‘ . ~ 6 Ce ‘ 49-4 lient comditien: many “Fhe ane a - 4 ie: mim 4 k- terms, trade. Oven eve Pode w IL L YS S-OV ERLAND, m woe through- -— 2914 VW. GRAND. fe} l repainted. ‘ a a : . | ag ee ts smennnt " ; F : . = 2 i 35 a - > oo ; ai 4 X 2 : aie | AGES . ‘ fim, pe vw. , I ‘ rR ? ) : } LP . rer “~y ’ , . - = al “ Tr : t ; , ‘ ‘ =: : . : k 7 ss ) fo — rotate . ~ 4a’? rhe a We x pas : _. ere : i a == pews C e in and et | and ‘ ~ “Wels ZR PAREAD (rf : ad ‘ ames. es : $355> i984 v - » £4 te . 4 i = F ’ > = ‘ ' 4 . - *' oat? aii i A ies ‘ a® »f . . euTe le *s rrcnt= j AL t UlRCU L | 925 Chrvsler 70 Brough: 19% Tra ae nechentes 1926 NASH COACH pRAlLa: vs SUTCHELLETTE | eceniidiin aii DODGE COUPE 1997 $60: terms. Tevis. Ford | - S - 7 siiatatndes suliietaliiiodeds “ (pen Sunday th balloon tires: fully : Im perfect condit ate Am : — ————— + ———-— * : ; : oOnditi 17} * } a Ou . gond condition: mist : 3 ” - owner is leaving town: ~ : FOrest 1510. any evening nots . ts. 4 Sepa: g_iel ee see — 4 ¥ ons * . ° . Pi ago ba nny ee ee eee Cu OY Dh 5 NE ES PN Ope ge? seal i . ai us . 2 . ( . '?' . . - > _ \ a lav : HRYSLFER SED CAR sTo! er ) la: ao LES, 2700 Locust at ON TERRIER PUPS_ ~_ 5 es oo Oe | [ANA &—Coach IB28. $895: $323 dows ae aod tae ane ee exe: vere SD t odge | ry lec Ce €reec, very reasouable, 20 t stu G PIGS, a “er 5 eto : — = — Per ‘ednesday. Fri Saturday eve MIDWEST MQTORS, INC 9 enger: runs and ie on Sun ‘ : ' ’ a c rt . a: ; ‘ . ' == ‘ , i : , it ‘ > 3 . ? r : ? d | 4 wr } ; 1 . X ¥ Pp AM PTON. a : ON Mo’ yt OR > : 3714 ft. . 7 N+ Lé : Lo . ‘ . t 96 ‘ i bu PK > 1G id 1i% wr : , on . : . ' a - : i ; \ - ~ - ‘ 7? : ; AI I io ” ™ (— ; Ai > Sit = >»? : ‘ “OD PE. = oupe a z] new. paint. ; rs ert? and wt } ali we 2 roOTrTmatio i) Ch : ts —. , ae RST . . al > , ; . 4 ‘a - {3 - 7 York ye Lmar . model: disc wheels, ¢ a and ints af otn er extras: priced «4t be n oO horsepowe! einoes es —— ‘y LAR Vk oh . . Ey Hy Cnupe coud ¢& : Moon Motor Car Oo. 3115 Le | at ive) = ? ‘ t+ . : r.? a BC) T ’ RI I *R Mal ee tle Mm: pol ; bad 3b] Ms | we ) ; hi “7 - a a - ‘ @ : . “ i , : : : ; a ; . . , 800 —_—— Ba Es ae my Se: - » — ec, AEs ‘ = a Hird Cin \y\ : . . , : , : ie at ie } rv FE R ‘ II, : ' ) ? \ fi ~~ —_ a> >! x Wis i} . a he : ’ ; a : . ‘ : ~ 2 = 7 ad i 1X ODGE y TF a x. “oupe 1926. “Hike new. $300. lat he = - — , —~ : 2) ) s—oe te sivis hi Apt ~! ‘yer a nvited: terms, . an - =e company e service three ' ' i ‘ ; Ne Ae Be littie: tires and at é . most e +) im ct ROLET 926 coup new Ip VaT RB a . | . o. : 7 Pe =" : ‘ » ~w wi “* ~ " balleons, | ‘Leaut ral Wanted COUP ~~ & 2 z i yumi 38 a8 Ben " gond | BULL TERRIER P' ~Phoroushbred. | “kL AUTOS bought, consiened, joan®. | ger: new paint and ses motor has Open nights and Sundays JEfferscn 371 : ‘oache 24: don't miss it. $215. 4390 Olive«S: ; : down. 4711 Natural. Dridve. | STUD heavy 4?" r) es — + - ‘ shasiall abil wre ' . -~ 4 . ve n ; nec isa . ’ — =f . : sila CH br" ML J er i a ct - 411i Dod et All Me els Up to ; =. 19-5 tke "48 ” fast ; mary o a 5 aed Dass Ht DSON Pei wv € a halt Wk) ’, LITE ne arty rages eanaggerien- ” Pe - ie? ; & oe ~ ate PEP 2h / - were es Sat ee i LOOKS . Mi te & Merri! key aea ter cee a Sania tak a 5 mn av, Lindell 491 a go TDS ne aa p me MOTOR C ex 4°74 ROLET- node] ripe, a8 $50 a ; _ lock whee! arking light. etc., STEAM R ADI AT RS GASTEAM | —— : - = 2397 Hami!tor day ~——t Caiarees: Ase Ss : ) Ye | ‘OT Gever ae > . res ; = ) ups ing; tires and Be | OWEN CO., 3318 Waste ; Y - - ic : 7 - Used a UAt - , racdiatior : rewt t) ce sto} ‘ ; : hs . P .7 c*32 r o> a> so . 2 Ww} ‘ —_ ' To ; iy , cin = pros t yy tt ‘ . . | : * : m ‘3 . “x ‘ : > ray rT, 5 4 j Q ; — ‘ O23 Duran t- newlr painted, 2 ‘ - ™ " $75 : mal holce at : = I E RN Ln aD G ae T » ‘ _ > . — 4 cp Ig “ . fo 2 5 . ? a ‘ . : 4 : : i J) in . : : . | : » ° eryem h ar 7". al cond , ;} : ~ atta ee ierct jon ta — a pers : ures ah ut ” re eee er | : | . , — es . ! _ 2A A : on : ’ -5 models, one-third down and PRINTING PLANT 1Mxi5 | 8x1° m fs . | ys nea ov Ay ve : i — ; oe . . “ as el} ages ' sf iXK—] k _. coach $. a: | evTO ef () Akl, A N t> r ‘OAC ae T ATE MOTOR a thiy payments (pen evenings) (ore, Casken, type, % we’ ler ; “Orn - =~. - : Wiha: al . EI . ; ’ — : - : D . + ) y : ipmed : ‘ t: j a ‘ : : int gst rs : : QD m 543 Open Nighis and Sundays Ette A ‘4 % . + o9 ‘ meio, secrifie, 219 N. Compte sera wrtbanty sort ya bby te ' , }«}and reads » go; arive ft away fo Me . wA—Coach | node : ni een ee _St3 ' im extras alone a ; 3041-43 Locum mex “3 Page, -S, cane cee a DE es a ee! Ri segs Seneeceieet Lae AS e ware ae Gee ‘ ; sila te! bah rae li iP Pa ar - in T} ‘ echanical c t i rv ' ; onus: A . oo te , $1550 Pia kk ae werms. tra ix 7 a , } . 4 ‘ a “NY ae | rINNERS TOOLS— brakes. equa: poms, a6 “ae ree ge ’ = meee ane ~~ _ a ie ‘ oe. + i . n- i > | U a aR month .-s. 03 e § Le is te. Ee S cot $ z $- 5 ESSEX COUPE, erimpers. beaders. tc To plet wt: er = Al gragmmtrelig yo Pe : ” : - — egg Sew > or ne agate oie “ae : ay —~——_ > : cecmenen nr eenamancans _ ‘ a w- “ ' “a _ ——: , , - - ' —— . = 7 34 be . ins , a Tou tool; medei No. I riai 1 924. Tze eavi e. ee BF wn. TP Ry = mumber, 8 | pe FR pemstene — tmcamesap , — , ' : "a - = ~ be ' aac a ) a Precept am 0. 3 ten : " tire: ] ~~ :: : also 1 tractor main hear ng re-boring tool, CO | Male md white my si . - ee | REX Tae ~ 4 a5 , enok oer yndition; $250 133 onty. ii ia - i ae manufactured bv i}. was ~4 ‘ee nw | neon Litt Sa 25 . Ost ya : seal Wee : ‘ JUL SA Ln) : : mU > i Lake reat iat it _ : ~~ . , , = ais a: ‘ : . . ii ; = " ~ } ; . . artrertwne ass ” ” et : ving. pe. 7 -_ oe we meet ww “ he 40 bagel ae haw. : :, : - : = eo : = mr : : as . ee ‘ rig 7 i ct 7 e ‘ ery re : cer . of i : i ; v4 ‘ riginai Gil dee ; ‘ é. zood shap.. Omy eucessont Te Be & tii if Mi Lal PHE Ri Pe RE iC POM : ro : a a7 ar on wie fk ‘ a K , , LOmort i Dads : s meet ea iV eid - 2 The Oe TOR oe aq even Lon 8. Hi . lEfferson 9278 3) MOON ioa8. inee ete wert nies aeace | | _3816 W. Florissant ‘Et . Box . Olfve at. {e58) _ insta “S00 W my , r? ana ce : wa ip sng . . : : . a %& : va : ry i. _ 6. “’ 7h oh crating As ; pie x a mst: oa : i 5. Ra be (OG rubber teething bones, 2: 3 OLETS Wid, r part aaa iad Ween TO AKL AN 7 OACH a a | na, : — La ‘ ane 8 ~ ae - > “lig — ' ' : a 7 :. - ne . . bo} “= , : ne ] . —— Se a ren ; ' 375 a $150" ‘ ALL GARF IELD 1203 er > | ’ OL hah ) “ey ; ‘a4 : ; Ts aS 7 rs _ tt rn ~_ me ! 7 > be 2837 be. _ -" a " q | ok ' 3. oe “ New S rar a , os Lon oF winal icine " S, Sa : bE 2 2 Star if You Want to bur ao sell building tren. Manchest ~ oe ‘ en : ot _ bri - me 2} —~ —— 283. Ss, SARAND eae” Rover a. ( o1dsmobil. De Luxe es WEST “oT erme, 35 WARNE . I th Bann» ~ 2 2 ~ om! vadiators Smear gs si¢am- fitting sup GERMAN |} Lice Pedigree is = , OFimar * a ° Buick Coach 2 ese: Coach — he ae : dep? ‘= . Pues, MachiPpery and ehop equipment. cable eto ~~ r ree _ "4 i. Seietienen ~ yr - enue men ee \ we! tar @- nrett / T . >. a evrolet ts IOS sas wire, howe anc stad o & "boarded oS as oe hogs FF ye ~ hee hy mone ~ ; ~ oe i x oach ' Just ‘mh: se us: save ( —_ a : rape, aa d RD Coupe: 1924: and Cheetnut. (89) id Perry cd. WEbdster-311 3M “ve -. ee I gp nce Stas | DEMONSTRATORS UNIVERSAL! stot 0 Locum 7 7 | rd coupe. 1926 Over 532_Natural Bridge. — : pis ' . FS ' Pe Sie ; oe _ y eqn ; °° sum ne SAT. g CU ‘ cour “a 7. Ga coupe. $275 : me - “WOODWORKING TOOLS Bn a aig on lag modern sedan. FO: ae : i sell quick : et. bu oo lm ots : st._Alwaye open. (Nash coune. terms. 29th and Locust: open | "ORD—Coupe; 1923; metee eo a | ° 3 LPTs 7 re , > > ; : “M : F easel _ 5 7% op > _ + — ; : OB. 4 ; « j r .s . es —_ ' - . “$a : ~ * : aes — a Large eeif-feed rip sa®. large Lenene: ‘2 male pedigreed. bene oe 8 oa ces gp b-. paArn Tree 61 Lecust ; . ; men ic be ~~ PQRD- Loupe: 3065. a > Bt BME Rs WASTE, Biias dedi Was ee vg! , ‘ 5 > Y $:% > SSA’ * ¥ ten Sayed fe te ») ioe poppies for eale. Wkhstes eee mS Creecent Tool aad Mfa. Pasctia KEN SRLS Poart as Z o “e;, ras eu round head feinter - oS ag vee o. . Z ee eer Pre pie : : —— : e+ 4 a . . : ~ . : ‘Z TT) * > ez = eas pee see iihtedetiien POP! tewaat he old; cheap. S301 | : ! vontnan. _ 7 | ae oe ee eee = : LS : Pa - 9 rs 2h FORD —Counes. 199 w2 1 2 ch service: first-class work and fax SAA | RE POSSE SSED CO AC HES FORD-—Ceane rs ' —_ het — getting qur net on ena t 3 » ‘ i > Th, . Laie = ; : : a“ OR ow he : | " - : : VW “ : betel ta . : . j = : . : z % a rm XV 7 , Tes 2 CTOs w : NTE 3 ae +97 " oe. - Current series: like pe Sec rAHLE 1035 N, ¢ 4. ekiras; $185; others: § ae ~ INE pat A TE D B ADT, . ye 7 . Mik i) , had ; : ‘ ry ; ry, : ' - . PT i>; "1 AR ROW DISTR : 7 ™ 7 } 3ran © 4 vt * .. x ifs! male : TAH! 1é r . ' A 4 | (mkiand. 1904 O\4ds Ys if apa Beil . ms i v2 % ‘dy call ise : Cahes echteadhe Secure the RIGHT AIND ef PEKT at SE Beautify mae very ra. a! bo Mi 23 N G Ss) mm, a0 ie ° are”, a i 19°88 ’ : st an a orm. +¢ Brand New ) if chine, 2 spindle shaping machines, 70-: ee, Se UPpse “FR AY PTON 23 Q gl | . BOO ow PRT S418 sre it : "192% ) r HEV ROLET ( ‘OU PE extras “S185 | rong a ty ' . Ne 3 a Custom rushed . — wae oo a ak” rare ) way. COlax Sant ial , Machine Shop Work =ee AAR ‘ , TAM FZ Laed Cars a ne 2 | 19° Ny WwW sa " { | : - , - ) ANT = 8 sal : 4 ; “ aan .: | — =! rae, ' . ons —s oF des *} ; Yitrie q>7j7 : y “ : : ‘are 3 Beith a he Twachines. 721 . Oth PUPS 4 wa: ; 4 ~ REPATRING and wel, fing emall machin. | P™ Kiizabeth av. Pereun-i|CSPp CAR > pe gy om os l 927 Essex Cos ~s i. Seon ae: Tive other Chevrolet | iene . rm | | es : ma av. . om ” aci hes Pieree Arrow sd Touring Se a -* models $385 rR =e | 2. | PORTI— 1993 case, 2 ROOMERS er BOARDERS through ..... Been Bg AUTOS WANTED R ADL : § Menex. TROR Man veler. otne uy .FPRAMP 1209) tacus Pontiac Coach | 3m et $45. E RE ‘ PERINESE pUPS— Rot male? 8” moni slain wie mae a : rT the baisnee / x sale: come Gale fe. “gee mi i * % ame VAL POST-DIAPATCH WANT ADA, i éan cagk, 1263 Aube, , , ; ra nz pa \ e Sree oe het * Kaste aren ' - m u ‘a “ ae r . 9% ae (. @ace i - | PORD—Ooape, 1923 Oo Bx 3 LNiVERAL, 3401 Locust. peers: % MOTOR Co. 3308 Locust. fom i VAHLAM. 1055 BS. GRANT os! ! eitiee pds - i SOD FORD —Coupe, 1656. SE = | hii! 4521 Easton. 9 3

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SUNDAY. MARCH S$. 1937. ns today. bA ST. LOTTS i | eee Oe POST-DISPATCT. 38-900 AUTOMOBILES, Bicycles and Motorcycles Wanted and and For Sale A ds in these colum lay. TRUCKS ACCESSORIES | — AUTOMOBILES =: PASSENGER CARS _? nl s.. a, 3 —___—— a. — amon | = F i ‘Touring Cars For Sale “BUICK 1a, TOURING | Mc WEBER. ~ HUPMOBILE : i700" mechanical conditien: fF DAIN PRECAST TRE ny 1Come to C layton Away from the HIGH RENTS OF THE CITY ANDS IAVE MONEY on good Used Cars. PRICE reduction on the following: - Prey, . ‘ww i aa li «it~ 2% . . ? . = a ee ’ SS Pew ee ow - ei a a ee ae a ee ee ee ee oo , ant? AaI™H — *y i} ij i i | > ~~ aad St WEBER~HUPMOBILE ’ Ct Louis County A Marmon and Nash Deal: ! 4 Touring Cars For Sale Touring Cars For Sale ( Marm oy Me ; ast Stop T a R CAE 5S erse Wanton Lanter! 6863. & LOQQOQK ) 9109-17-19 Forsythe Wo eso : 1922. Dodge Re posse ssed Ford Tou rings =i OPEN SUNDAYS AND EVENINGS TILL 9 OCLOUh ‘ Oe ae aly Be ok ae We are going to make this one of the greatest Use Tourings nybod) at x » these | ji | We Tell You the Truth Ki es : St. Louis The foll = ; wane - ain 1 dealers ii} sabes therm . )) ai e els in Na) & JOUIS. € io owing prices Our reconditioned and re- inted Used Cars give en sg area Readv way; thousands miles to give = a ) WEBER~HUPMOBILE ( > AY t “ ‘ x 2 ta eee 0 * ee 7 Ge ee trea! sae) ee oe at 5 ae Oe, a OS ‘ : Se RO Se Os US Pew, «ee oe NSA 7 Ee xe’ A oa "Se . A ba ir avo anne A ae ee ot ore 4 ie * 1 -i¢ 3 ere > : . ? ej tn tes , % sap ee re hs An eS ey. s . c: oe ‘ te { Fe - - oe age ans - oo ve fa nS + x 5 ; ‘ —. . ‘ i ee ee a ee ee er ee ce ee oe ~~ - ~~ a 4 a * a i i ee a a en Bean Nat St See Res Ae Shi x * eR AES he gir a sl a, - Ks he RRS Tot Week FPO ay Ha) Ae re i i pi a a Me os aha > Sedan: excel ent udor; a good buy wee ee ® ere —) TE EB ro UNIVERSAL. ‘S40 r wan Alwase oes 1035_N. Grand. ____ OO One em ial HG Roaring, in | CF emn | s ee | pois ya eet shag at alas S.--Sport model: like new, $425. ",CDERA*cnditien price $300. 4914 | FORD—Truck, late “24: new coal and i CHEVROLET Touring, Doe W >.) + Ft RJ We , . . 1 : r pr ’ ’ - jAili- di} 2iio any 2 ROT ri ; .: : ' ' inorizea & : DODGE Coupe ESSEX DODGE Sedan st hn Sl ingas » SULUVaR. | * a rr - ' : De iu touring: 0: a dream | terms iG ated Et Se STUDEBAKE Re Py Ra! ak > S20 ar ‘ - . 5 bis . . : — nis 5H terme« t racic ~y ~ why : ; " “Uayve TL? : : ; ' = ~“ rd , a. 4 A » ‘ se i 0 Dé issengZ rps ~ { Dodge say . ittemor ras : ‘vate ' rca? . .o At me ” | ’ CON LOU -_ . at . § AHI e NV Phi gy i TS > . ~~ 7 yr TOL - TRING cd , : . . . ; +7 IEW ETT Re di r) ‘ ny =" . 3 ; a : j tA WS iy ov J j - eS ; . All the above ears are in perfect condition; ae finish, and are guaranteed as represented. Compare tf bargains with any in the eity. Cash, terms or t vour old ear accepted as down payment, WEST SIDE NASH 5143 DELMAR Open all day ere wt ‘ x : ik \V Re ‘ HEVROLET—1924 sport touri Ca ne ~ “--t os 1923. lik: AI H, bf ‘STE ‘TZ SPORT 8405; closing out > pe hie z At i ee — ee ee to ee ee ees - CHEVROLET—1925 model, mu DE ee arts . [7 Sas. HUDSON—*-pasenger. gal At FLINT Touring JEWETT Brougham .. STTDEBAKER Coach, NASH Sedan must se STUDEBAKER “He PMOBIL k Tor R ING | FE ae ates SS Feder | } 4, an. ho . ns vod $854 Roadster . ner ~ - ‘ h h ag ac > a ~ eS Sa ee RR eat ei 2 ict gaa 2m A get ne eS EY eat Pe are on “A = ~ i ti a > —- fe t “ > rest 4 yf > - " ? > ieee | l ; beer : * . af. v yy tee ~~ ee eS we seta anaes TaN I FORDS— HUP MOBIL ES—Al si33 Be Pair to Yourseli—Look at T These Cars are all late models, im perfect condi Real Bargains Hehe ge fs sure got hee * COACHES h Advanced Six Evrenings and Sundays WEBER IMPLEMENT . oe rs eS, peed & AU TOMOBILE CO. M 1991 Cadiliae Con $24 Detes Some Hupmobile Touring: os : 192! MANY OTHERS TO CHOOSE FROM. | y SOUTHWEST NASH CO, CHEVROLET—Touring riy 1926; need_mrepey. So ST, ae ee ee : ley SOR RIE ¥ 6. $933: 1 . : {i 5039 Loeust and 3034 Washington ries. apasion win a ie Feaa aie new _1221 Noward LINCOLN —Phacton: fremt ond wrecked: 4 | make otter: Ives \ oo ink: see thea ) OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAY. CHEVROLET — $026. inndeu; like. new: | FORU—-1920 touring, Mine ike p —s a ee gh oe ) 118 Locust dabake: 26. r Phaeton niy 00> ean TPN s ; ) PAB * ve ae sie pene ew rR : > NLLIAMEP STEIN e HE ROLET ©O.. RD—Al condit ee ee te) | ae eeed t u - rice car. Ca!) at 3832 : Trucks For Sate TRAP? ie ‘ap. 1608 Devons! ((- ) WEBER~HUPMOBILE (-} aciede. Livde!! O96. ae BAS) | FORD z car. late ‘25: gio car cannat be equaled at gar price, Tul amin: are." 706 “Chouten s | 1 ~3-ton~ du tradi: first-class | ae — Fo i i | = De On THW KE IN Jefferson 2 = ee — . se aor | VET) -- ra + 1Qo4 ee ‘tenn tere 9308 leifergon epic : ' ont: ame” ae | . "are ody $65 each 3 x i val is IN $744 — er CER — T - 'e} erent 1.0¢e rons WILLYS OVERLAND. I = } A ah eS § - e - - - 3 » % ' Nt ers Se ee nee " " + . a oe . “ OO ~ NT. = we sea = : a at ak” Seed, ot ee OT te gh Wy ir re wr = achat m = "oun - i 7 Repossessed Chevrolet Touring | ‘germs. will trace. B Seen Ode te a eee coe eee ee ae ii Sue an -anith Uecii biel te-tnes speak mec complete. pecial bailt with 5 ae te ‘ 2 ABB AS a0) Ais all ailiig attine iitilin allin Oa OR oach i ed Whippets, 4 and 6 Cyl. > NICKS Matar Car Ca ; ~ , 4 eT eS a et oe X/ 4 a iJ * SS all te 4 J #S VIRGINIA ~~ ——— ‘ Repime >, - PRA schoo hi aN ig ORALLY de 8 58 A ~ wy | h no exc epi jon, greatest selection of aad ©. ~ Ne ee ie ae ae ae a © foil. a _ caaen ee Gillon: at a i 4 7 , nacre Spee rat Mes t. } o ' . HRY SLER—~—192?5 63. Star *} Li ~* _ $ieS vin ae 7 , 7 . , . , 5 SPs . ‘ F . i | hk alé | ’ -) ? aa , ae ° : oe? : r . Qe 12 ; _ ' adil ac Sport teurings termes ‘3848 Fo M ; ‘T = OR é y}} de Accessories, bt tin Sale . Chevrolet “Look! oye arys sie . Repossessed 77 r | Alwars onen, z | | perfec = / +} rf " he, J .¢ Tsai . acd ‘ ” }y r. ; , j fer. 4 , se) , vis "pel Ligh fund . oes rod maitior vi oe ¥ | me Ses Buick » « “4 =” : Mi ron Sedan . , ‘ 2 4 2 oe = : Jewett Hup Fabien) arta Res We Shae eg AA OEE Thea th . el Tae mt + eg OO ggg gy OO i ay “ GR a BS MC YOR del 8600 LOOK New Chrysler 6 llandied b ful driver ’ hou ad mils bi | enerneeat sang . ; te — ; : je tieeded money . ani Ww . P ‘ ; See ; - : : . . ; a? ‘ ‘ ; ‘ , A ists , a a rrp ele 2 new tire : “ni ™) . , rx? i rom new yo , . : | - fy) ORI | : . t de ui INDIANA ance easy LSED ¢ Se ee Wises herer Can 2S2i~27 Lcvey ByR. ™ ~ we Enkin dlak co cilete ae aE eT | aan S + gilaigt aaa see PAR pA ee et) ag TRUCK TORY BRANCH RY Bi Sot hate SPS FA eB anybody : “a to this 1 r , a uc4 , ' - S we o wed : — Pye ee a t £ " . a vr " » . _ ‘ 7 - 2 * ‘ - ; " . A wd . ae Ls « ba ‘ ‘ . le : e ; " " a. an j ¥ } ’ ‘ *, > » Tre \ ° sure be gone Mond ermis, trade. mp vr ( res yg, te Be Fata runnine , one ie . . ef ’ t 4 : oe ’ ‘ . . ; = > _ ; ’ . is , ' : ‘ : * ~ : = > “ =" MA a SS. Caer, ee STS RD— Truck, steel body ib: ——— ee FORD PART ~ aoa . HI > ee opannaal —-" & . is All ares $2.50 “zee S® and on, GENERAL MOTORS sees en Inc. RES —Coed solid tee DEPENDABLE rR OMPANY [ISED TRIICK 2640 Wasi = » : i ) } , r) XY sel a ra m WU SS IN a ey 4 a ee a Internati nal Troex. Lg ‘arts morielis MOTOR TRU! alte Sigh YUN aineg eee aaa ee 2M. * : “tial rs ; ; : 3 : : r 3 si Falni | as ime “* , a : *y ‘ee « Tt i? i . : *. | We Nepean coatition, Fist Avic buchsigs | Many other bar pone from: GUAT” FACCAR AE ee eh | OF ee Light Delivery Modela fur Pacis Automobiles For Sale 4567 Easton a\ Le erre MO , ” ae — nna Auto Bodies For Sale Miscellaneous ) BODES a? $s . . we 7 " : 7%) "P@Ci. BO ai) -” . “iy wea wf Ree od HN EAE SARE SAE WH pricy’ at a baream. 4 : : TIRES—3504% cord Lertia orn = } 0 . — ' -_ : _ ah ‘ . . : ne hgu; se : = = , " Zs oe os A ae " : + i: ate m , Ra >) . a “— HS Madison. vay | wo EH S- > ‘ he - ? n Bein 2 sat “a! Ores at he : naga * -" may or at ~- 2 ™ -= oe worn = a mrt cake igat fore Sa ' a lerrns ? weew ee — 2 Ra % 7 paint hag "a i? URS wh ' : ; 7 2 of . : : ~ che hia car before ua trace or termes D1 1 DODGE TOU RI NG sates were SCHAURE-BUICK “ ; Bee ; siti lwerey +. rr : (Wiel? yer , 2 ¥ UNS \ - hand ay LAMPEET sRAV ES . Pur]! rh rery tru iy }) we Sy Gace > Bilis BAI 4' Ars “rH bi ong : ‘3 ec] , : Lt \) 2 -Tan ick LP uiT ct ee tor e, gprs | i AT: re ee real ' a ete > ea . . Qe 5 7. i z : ; ¢. 2,AT Tie 638. La omire tou untae. » Se bo : oO: geome real OH' LOOK HERE! er eh econ ' INDELL 1). 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' ‘ . ‘ % , ca slightly “—— O O - ? ' terme Qeen Gends —_ a 7 > rok up and gi encloeul °S°4W Sq er. . SMITTON MeTN pee PORD—Track. 2-tor, stmke hedy. a mB L. CHAPMAN ( oo ous right . - odel: m lac “ 1924 Buick sport moe! a ie Repossessed Ford Tourings JEfferson 681° Wants , ee “ 4 . : Shed Aes WA, Sea RI RI om ght emer teRe eer ie ae tile Pap mel fee” a on Le He “3 fe, “is oe y sett ip gray with red wh renickelad seneed ' ™— amd mechanical cond then good. et an . ut ' 1 ry te . , : ond, 19 tr ' ine f i x . [ea . ere x : a S| SS be 'T_LLETT = . ron fw : ’ 7% te +4 4 *% P.. T ne + a be 4 % oases — . 2 paint and tires good. r mt poh te ; rt A toas : “oes . ; Reon with starters, et Some as > Treek Corn . of - tm wd as $25 , ~~ - og ns &, hae wai ‘ “7 he he j : r : Monds ou ti rl PERAK Sr Paar * ee MOTOR [AD Ine. aii a ssi oo ~ adh * ath hes S485 $12: 9042-43 tocust » owache = 2 en. we Open nights and Sundays. JEficreon 3715.° YAHLEM. 1035 N and. es a —Specia: Ss. 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=. ee ee i | - - ik ‘ - 0 Se 6 eee Se > Ce RTI A eer ete Te TO at ll ee I a Re ag * -— 7.) ae a - pase ee mee Ces ” awit *dhumaa © Po ro maw.° *™ Nancy Hoyt W yvnine. By a Special Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch Sunday Magazine WASHINGTON, D. ¢ ND now. again. Washington society twists the delicious “Hoyt around its tongue- name of a trifle more palat able now than ever thanks to the dainty frosting oe Britteh dlue hblood—and before. smacks its lips for more For Naucy she who, a few vears back gave Washingtor noveliste, temperamentaliste. a never-to-be-forgotten thrill by leaving het affianced one waiting at the altar—has fol lowed the trail of those who came befor She has left her bridegroom of four months just as she left her firat love. And the bride grooin, not knowing Nancy as Washington society knows her, ia Waiting vainly in fashionable apartment for her to return If he knew, he would pack his trunks quietiv and trundle along back to Merr England. For there are omens that course through the Hoyt veins, inevitably mixed with th blue fluid, roads from the past that converge in the end to a single point. And the pur- ple-shawled matrons, satisfied beyond ques tion that this is the point, chorus the eter- nal coda “IT told vou so! Three years ago Nancy was to have mar- ried Lieutenant Frederick Wiseman-Clarke British Royal Navy, attached to the embassy in Washington The invitations were sent out, the day arrived, the canopy even had been atretched down the steps from the door to the curb. In the boudoir of the bride- to-be the wedding gown was spread upon the bed But she changed her mind, this strange unanswerable Nancy. As she sat at her dreasing table, contemplating the future, the picture suddenly faded. There was. a simple, unexplained an- nouncement ‘‘Mias Hovt has been taken suddenly 11] Loe. wedding has been indefinitely post- Y * And Washington societs was plunged, in- tentis: into a flutter of excitement, Dron! the shocked younr naval attacne Page Two. Peat) i held t thst tactful reporters began. NO, there was no break between them. Was he Ridiculous! Responsible for what? No, there had been no misunder- standing. He wore a casual smile, as he granted his interview eame only the most answers. as the slege of responsible? Finally he made a single statement for them all. “Miss Hoyt is ill. Extremely ill. The wedding has been postponed, as she is phys- ically unable to go through with it. I do not know when it will take place. Now, if Vou gentlemen will excuse me’’——— And, in point of fact. he might have got away with it, except for the fact that Nancy, on the following afternoon, decided to go for stroll along Maassachusettg avenue. The host of friends and relations of the voung officer, who had come from England or the occasion, went back to England, whence they came, and following, shortly after, went Lieutenant Frederick Wiseman Clarke, late fiance of Miss Nancy Hovt. Before Nancy came her sister, Elinor, who gave fashionable Washington plenty to tulk about QO BEGIN with, Henry M. Hoyt, father of the two girls, was the son of former Governor Hoyt of Pennsylvania, and himself the incumbent of the enviable and distinguished position of Solicitor-General for the State Department Beside Nancy and Elinor there were two other children. Henry M. Jr. and Morton that the came, while Nancy wae still a smal! child In 1906, just after the nlinor It was to Elinor specter of marital disaster first death of her debut early in January, heralded as the most beau- esteemed father, made her tiful bud Washington had known in many a season She soon after became engaged, and in September was married to Philip 8S. Hichborn, son of the late Rear Admiral Phil- ip Hichborn and one of Washington's most popular young bachelors “A love match —was what the saplent termed it, and three Inatrons years of apparentls perfect happiness passed. , son was bor Nancy « first nephew Philip Hiebborn § Tl and bright Too bright skies seemed and Gifted Nancy, Sister of Wylie, Leaves Her British Husband Whom She Mar- ried After Jilting an American Suitor. Beautiful - Elinor Gerald Wynn Wynne. Arms on §S Woodrow Holten street, near the Wilson home—she made a mark for herself as a stu- dent. Mrs. Hoyt, worn with eg the worries of her eldest A daughter, of the son Henry, who seemed subject to at- tacks of severe melancholia. and of the other son, Mor- ton, who was then just com- ing of age, had little time or energy to de- vote to the youngest of the family. There was much time to study, and with e some new spectre of unpleasantness cloud- ing the family skies at each new turn, the strange little gawk of a girl found studies not too disagreeable as a pastime. In 1920 Henry, the elder brothe, commit- ted suicide in one of his fits of de- Two years later Nancy made her able Morton Hoyt and his bride jus! before their smashup. pression. yt” debut. "9°: And as a debutante she was a profound .go™ fot and unquestionable sensation. She was as @ beautiful, perhaps, as her sister had been, eee years before, and in the little group of su- re™ he per-intellectuals, made up largely of the Avs exte™ younger members of the diplomatic set, she sn was a welcome and refreshing addition. It was in this little clique of intelligentsia that Nancy met the much-sought-after and coveted Lieutenant Wiseman-Clarke. She had known him some ten months when the engagement was finally announced, as the A most important one of the season. page from The wedding was to take place at the ancy Hoyt’s novel, “Roundabout.” Hoyt home, with a tremendous reception to follow. The parties and affairs in honor of four children. tried as best they could to the bridal party were among the most bril- brave the gossip liant in Washington's history, attended not cniy by diplomats of every degree of impor- tance and obscurity, but as well by the In April they came back to Washington, seeking forgiveness. They found it, and all went well enough for six months. But the job of living down the past was too much. Always there was a tinge of frigidity, even from the oldest of friends. In September it happened all over again. Elinor Hichborn ®ve so “combined oil and water.” and Horace Wylie eloped to Paris, and be- And so the day approached, and with it fore they went the man signed his entire her change of heart. The bomb exploded, estate over to Mrs. Wylie—some $600,000 and the sporting Britisher went back to Lon- all told. don. And Nancy, upon his departure, began to assume the role of the temperamentaliste -the role of her sister Elinor. “cave-dweller’’ or very conservative old-resi- dential set. Speculation was rife at the time as to whether any lesser soul than Nancy could Mrs. Wvyile, with that stamina of charac- ter that comes with age and experience, closed her eyes, forced her face into a smile ahd went on with her task of self into writing, and the left-at-the-church raising her four children But young Hichborn, stil! in his twenties, and lacking that stamina. broke under the strain. He went to Califor- nia for several months, but with little gain Karly in March, 1912, he returned to Wash- terest in her, and adopted her aa his ington, where he heard rumors that his wife protege Within a vear she had sold storles and Wylie were living together in Paris, and to that a child had been born to them Grimly, almost bitterly, she plunged her- episode began to be eclipsed by matters of xreater import ENRY L. MENCKEN, the celebrated editor and critic, took an active in- Elinor Wylie. inany of the most exclusive magazines in the country. Nancy was, with this, the typical artiste highly Four doors from the Hichborn home on Kighteenth Wriie, wealthy town, Late in the afternoon of March 27, friends passing the house of his sister, where he had been staying, heard what sounded like a Horace Clubman and man and, incidentally, friend, though some years older. known Elinor Hoyt from her childhood, had seen her grow from infant to child and from child to woman. He had watched he develop from a homely, angular xawk of a tomboy into one street lived strung, temperamental to the last degree, a trifle arrogant. a trifle more con- about Philip Hichborn’'s closest | He had shot from within, and after consideration decided to investigate celted, and strongly opinionated That she They found him on was @ Kenius was generally conceded with- the floor of his room, a bullet through his Out question, and the concession usually Drain, and a pistol in his hand. There was used to excuse her moral and material self- a note on his writing desk, written in a sprawling ishness. uncertain hand: As a conversationalist, she was clever to ‘Tam not to blame for this. I think the last degree, in a cryptic vein. She held, I want all my prop- on her tongue-tip, a wealth of erty to go to my son, Philip.’ witticismsa that served, effectually, to wither any intellectu- band, who married Elinor in Paris, where, al rival, and she reigned, in her glory, chal- as Elinor Wylie, she started her career aa of the most exquisite wom- en in the national capital. He was a fre- quent visitor at the Hichborn home at a!! times I have loat my mind. limitless sparkling epigrams and ai a Mrs. Wylie subsequently divorced her hus- Then, with the same unaccountable sud- dennesea that was to characterize the ‘“post- ponement’ of her younger sister's wedding more than 20 years later, Elinor Hoy! Hichborn gave Washington society its first typically Hoyt sensation. lenged only by the brillfant young sister- one of America’s best-known modern poets. debutante, Natalie Hays Hammond, daugh- m 26923 she divorced Wvlie and married ter of the famous mining engineer, John William Rose Benet, a poet almost as fa- Hays Hammond £ ho ¢ * oe = " 4 : nmious as herself Even this challenge, however. was not Ten days before Christmas, 1910. she dis appeared, quietly and unobtrusively. And at the same time here Horace Wv'le. serious, for the two intellects were 'of to- HUS, in the plastic childhood days of tally different natures, and not amenable to Pah af . oa le ° . . . disappeared also Nancy Hoyt's life were woven an in- comparison tricate mass of family unhappiness. of sidelong glances from those who might have Outside her writing, Nancy's sole interest Weeks cater it was learned that the two had gone to Canada together, and thence to Europe For three months the elopers was in the Junior League—an organization been her closest friends, and of strange. un- of debutantes for charity work in the needs accountable character quirks of those near- lived at Monte Carlo, while young Hichborn est her. and his infant son, and Mrs. Wylie and her sections of the city In this she managed. directed and produced for several successive In her school—she attended the fashion- years the annual entertainment of the or- Sunday Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—March 6, 1927. Jean Bankhead Hoyt. sister of Tallulah Bankhead, the actress. ganization, taking a prominent part In ears affair. Even there, however, the irreprassibje temperament showed itself. In the last per. formance she refused to go on with her act at the last .moment, pleading a sprained ankle from the dress rehearsal. With th same complacency that characterised he Massachusetts avenue stroll the day alte the wedding that never took place, she » peared at the entertainment after the au were over, and spent the remainder of th evening dancing. Meanwhile, Morton, the surviving brothe, had married the exquisite Jean Bankhead daughter of the Representative from Ale bama; granddaughter of the late Sensie from the same State, and sister of Tallulal Bankhead, the actress, and after a shor essay at married life had agreed with that the future of each would be brighte® without the other’s shadow. Jean hied herself off to Paris—good-ne turedly, for she was one of those rare, ip perturbable souls to whom even marital happiness is just another chapter of life, to be written in or edited out—to get i divorce. Nancy followed in the summer of 19%, spent the best part of six months delving into the coverts of the city of romance, and came back to America armed with a nord that was gobbled up first by her publishe, and later by the public. “Roundabout” was, in point of fact, litte more than an embellished autobiography. Its climax was the jilting of a handsome young man on the very steps of the bridal church. And because it was recognised # such, as well as because it was really t work of merit, it went into one edition afte another. In answer, Nancy again took herself off | y ecross the seas in quest of material. Tha J partisan : there Now Was iast summer. , . ’ : power behi Prime M throne in the Canadian province of By a Special Correspondent of Post-Dispatch Sunday Magasaii CALGARY, Ca E STARTEL souril and ts while in tft k ot a 8; through th and tribulat dry years, @ pers and tl T WAS London, this time, and in Lot don there was one Nicholas, Crows Prince of Rumania, later and more te Henry Wise Wood, president of the miliarly known throughout this great land l‘armers of Alberta. of democracy as ‘Prince Nicky.” Her wi This Missour! farmer, chief execs intrigued the Prince, and he ‘enjoyed het years of the smoothest and most |] company And during the course of thei? Political machine ever known in acquaintance he introduced her to Gerald Was invited to become Premier of Wynn Wynne, son of the late Major and When his cohorts swept the old-line Mrs. Reginald Wynn Wynne of London. Party out of power and almost ow The courtship was brief; so brief, ip fact. istepce in 1921 He declined the he that before Washington had heard tha he retained contro! aa effectively or Nancy had been well settled in London the heard of her marriage. The ceremony took place, late in October, at the tashionable & the Othe: Ihe . than if he had donned the toga Henry Wie Wood named the Pr Pr ’ Ovince, the Attorney-General — inembers of the Cabinet, amt Comma (,eovgre's, Hanover Square. The new bridegroom—a quiet, unasea® ing young man, who appeared more in the 7 light of an adopted son than a husband— | He even fired one Premier, th was brought back to America, displayed, # though at the end of a string, and #@ placed comfortably in the little apartmest on Q street. For four months they lived n understanding in Alberta t d0 aa he tells them “aucus of Farmer-Government met the rel | ‘® Legislature, without his own f vedring in print, and appointed 7h “*y-General, Hon. J. E. Brownlee, | there together, and outwardly things seemed ‘olleltor in the office of the Unite to be going nicely. “'* Of Alberta, to the throne. He Washington society, however, had he blow in that case by seeing tha doubts. There were the omens from the parted spokesman was sent to Eng! past, fingers that pointed, all toa single eat Plentpotentia ry-extraordinary to ¢ BPttla, At the outset, Nancy's tongue had bees * for Alberta farme died marvelously. The crypticisms of yester With a new Prime Mtnister-at t day had been strangely absent. But gradu “hd a genera! ahbuffie In the Cab ly the bridles loosened, and the role of | Mineo ri ieader went into action ligentsia began to creep back Here, vagur 1926. x en the old-line parties Mma ly, a mental parry; there, a subtle phrase. Mid for rene wed political powe! They were seen together less and em 86 The parties found that Mr. Woo often. And finally, when a friend call | Nands nh the Capito! and M Wi at the apartment one afternoon, to be re ~%'ts on the farma still drove whe ferred to the home of Mrs. Hoyt, the cat we “'cled. regardless of opposit! T out of the bag. . “tT Government stayed in powel It wasn't a surprise to Washingtoe af “ronge: following than ther secur society, which remembered the past. lends |) © of 192) and the crown OO rad » ; a. A . And so, across the gilded cups, mine “ On the “uncrowned King # with the bouquet of expensive tea, and "har ¥ W ise W ood. Ww ie companied by the chatter of charity burse of government, tx th Lue nen comes ever that same chant frou ‘rected. in turt * the ple shawls “I told you s0°

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° ~ A Missouri Farmer Overthrow Canadian Henry Wise Wood Be- came the Champion of the Alberta Agriculturists and Now Pulls the Strings That Work the — Government. S Premier y! the actress. Dn, taking a prominent part in eac!} there, however, the irrepressibje ent showed itself. In the last pe: Saas : sne refused to go on with her a: ast moment, pleading aie sprained Om the dress rehearsal. With thi pmplacency that characterized her usetts avenue stroll the day after Hing that never took place, she ap- t the entertainment after the acts Pr, and spent the remainder of the dancing While, Morton, the gurviving brother, ied the exquisite Jean Bankhead, r of the Representative from Ale- rranddaughter of the late Senator same State, and sister of Tallulah ad, the actress, and after a shori married life had agreed with her future of each would be brighter the other's shadow hied herself off to Paris—good-na- , for she was one of those rare. im- able souls to whom even marital 868 18s just another chapter of life, to en 1D Or edited Oout—to get a followed in the summer of 19265, he best part of six months delving P coverts of the city of romance, and ack to America armed with a novel +) 8 gobbied up first by her publisher, ndabout’ was, in point of fact, little han an embellished autobiography. BAX Was the jilting of a handsome man on the very steps of the bridai And. because it was recognized as weil as because it was realliv a eT y merit. it went into one edition a . ’ . ‘ v , ’ . , ioh* he telle them nailed firmly there by the weight the provincial The whole procedure is simple, child r . "*Y-General Hon _— go far-fetched aa OMPARISON provincial affaires securels urally the toward Federal! activities the Farmers were administration camouflaged as hemselves invading the halle of the domin themselves holding the balance of power be- Premier Mackenzie King Post-Dispatch—March 6, 1927. WPS tree — ee aa | ee hard Conservative faction, led by the now deposed Right Honorable Arthur Meighen While Mackenzie King danced to the tune played by the Farmers he stayed in power precariously. Then the tune changed to rag- time and King toppled, paving the way fo: the short-lived Conservative regime of 1926 and the bitterest election campaign that has bee: waged anywhere for years. The Farni- ers *witched and defeated the Government by ea few votes. But there were defections from the Farm- er ranks in Ottawa. “Ginger Groups’ and other insurgents put the machine badly out of gear ENRY WISE WOOD, seeing the hand- writing on the wall before it Was apparent to other eyes, decid- ed to send his ‘solid sixteen’ mem- bers from Alberta dowfi to Ottawa unde! the banner. of the U. F. A He didn't quite achieve the full quota, but he bagged most of the Federal! seats in the province, and hia henchmen went to Ottawa no longer labeled ‘Progressives’ nor be- longin to any other political group than that wich already held power in their own provines They went as U. F. A. members plain and simple, and there they ait, the wedge that may bring the Miseour! farmer to even greater places of authority in Brit ish Canada On the nonpolitical side of the fence Wood's power is also growing. He ia head of the big Alberta Wheat Pool, the first organ! vation of ite kind in Canada ‘he plan haa spread to Baskatchewan and Manitoba. and when it spreads, as there ia little doubt tha? it will, to other parte of the continent and of the globe, Henry Wise Wood ts going to find himaelf somewhere near fhe driver's seat of one of the most formidable trad: eombines ever imagined nother Amer! can, Aaron Sapiro of Chicago: had a hand in the making of the great Alberta pool. but H W. Wood soon made it plain that he was tne Nan at the wheel Henry Wise Wood, American maker of (anadian Governments. dreama that throug’ co-operating pool agencies the wheat grow er can gain and keep absolute contro! =f the world’s wheat markets And this farm- er from Missouri has proved that he has th Capacity to make his dreams, in a most ux canny Way. come true Page Three. 2 ye wo ane Se RA ROE egal 5 in Tag : ~ dey es 4 aded4 ae es > hind im. ~ me } ; 4 4 tee ee er . 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Se ane RINE igi gate ee ale ae ce ee See ee a , oe * ee of Y ; se Silence Mocks the Fate of the “BUTTERF By a Special Cerrespondent of the Post-Dispatch Sunday Magasine wer FRANCISCO, California. , HE Chinese gir! named Ham Leong also known as the “Butterfly Girl’ of Sar Francisco's Chinatown, has been murdered Decked in the jew- els which were a source of wonder to half the Oriental populace, the ‘slave girl’ was found by a friend one night re- cently. her throat slit with a pair of shears Whether the jealousy of rival lovers, the hatred of warring tong from my crue] masters. I have been kept a prisoner six years on the fourth 1116 Stockton etreet. My name is Loi Mui I was brought here from China when I was & little girl. I have a friend who says if can send word to the man who passes blue clothes with a star they will help me. I want to go back to China. me. The Chinese youth born knew the dangers of appealing to Inman's law, the swift vengeance of that would probably follow. Moved peal, however, he gave the note to the police first extracting a promise that would never be revealed. Loi Mul was rea- cued an hour after the pote found and a few days later was deported. 1 eoid into slavery as a child of police claimed, by the power- La) ~ =, i yr *® ce >» - £ ty ie ee y a ad v i» ‘Dp 4 mf _~ » * nas a. Tong REQUENT tong wars that extended to the Chinese districts of almost every 7 ‘ iarge city in th >f wt Ham Leong’s fate was than that which has befallen jority of girls imported as siaves have been’ because of her singular beauty or her skill in fantastic Chinese dances, her- Spritely newer generation. he West coast, that won arative ease. a she was comparatively Chinese peasants, Ham Leong had into slavery ag a small child, and afterward she had been brought booming Chinatown of Fresno, Ca the slave girl of a wealthy Oriental. Maturing at an early age, she grew fairer than the renerated the sound of her dancin the house of her wealthy master y into his heart. a time everything went well in the Ham Leong Was pampered and lotus biossom feet was heard in le United started over the charms of one or. another the slave girls. Frequently the missions in San Francisco's Chinatown played a part in the rescue of these butterfly an event that proved a turn- —e 2 A. ern ee AS Chinese servant became enamored of her, and ashe responded to his ilove. For months. it ts said, secretly, the romance progressed. Apparently, neither of them considered the consequences of discovery. It was inevitable that the merchant should Sunday Magazine—St. Lowis Post-Dispatch—March 6, 1927. LY GIRL” Decked in Jewels and Brocaded Robes the Ham Leong Was Found With a Pair of Shears in Her Throat—But Only Chinatown Knows What Power Have Decreed Her End. ~ Sidewalk merchants of San Chinatown. discover the infidelity of hie slave girl. Inevitably, too, when he discovered her with the servant, he re- garded her as tainted, since her lips had touched an- other's. The servant was dis- charged and again Ham Leong was sold. Eighteen years old now and fully matured. the word of her charm had epread far. There were many bidders. it is eaid, for the dancing butterfly. The highest bid- der was a wealthy San Francisco Chinese, and Ham Leong went to grace the yellow coiony that spreads along the water- front, looking out toward the Golden Gate. EFORE a year had passed Ham Leong had become the talk of the tw6 worlds that merge but hevrer meet The cabarets of the West- ern world knew her lightir sliippered feet that mored so swiftiy to the jags tem- po. Chinatown knew her dancing, too, to the weird sound of strangely ehaped fiddies and stranger drums. There is something of a mys- tery about the position she en- Ham joyed in Chinatown. She lived Leong in the seclusion of an apartment, = ] } 4 i. Chine. alone, scariet hangings and Chi town nese embroideries on the wali. play. There were visitors, of course. but Ham Leong seems to hare had the right to choose her callers. Whether her new owner gave her her freedom. whether be had estab- lished her in the apartment, no one at- tempts to say. Along the narrow streets of Chinatown she was known as a “protected woman.” She passed through the strife and turmoil of tong Warfare unharmed It is even intimat- ed that she played some part in the solemn conciaves that preceded and concluded these wars. It was rumored that the head of the most powerful of the tongs was her ‘‘protector.” It was rumored, too, that the love affair with the young servant had not been broken off; that, on the contrary. it bad continued since Ham Leong had come to San Fran- cisco. Ham Leong was happr during these years, her friends say. Mrs. Lim Choy was perhaps ber closest friend. Each night she called her on the telephone. They exchanged the deepest con- fidences. It was Mrs. Lim Choy’s belief that she knew ali the secrets of Ham Leong On the night of the murder Lim Choy could get no response when she called her friend. Again and again. until midnight. she telephoned. Then she went to the Washington street apartment to investigate. while four others mardered Matieots m seperated from the driver's seat by a giass Partition. CHARGED e- Francisco's ee The door was closed but unlecked. Ina@ she found everything in order, Ham Lewy bed. apparently asleep. By a Soecial Correspondent of t Post-Dispatch Sunday Magazin IVE years ’ Pulling back the coveriet, she tary confines the tragedy and ran screaming inte street. The policeman on the best Gay back to the apartment with her. Ham Leong it was discovered, had been dead fer som had been leit & & a of a verte for The butterfly girl wae dressed ip finest garments, brilliant Cantonese mee with an old heavily brocaded Mandaris a On her bands were sera diamond rings, one of them valued at 00% In her ears were pearl earrings and a her neck was a string of jade. had murdered gaged in anot for a shroud. ° a despised prisoner he is now sery of iese majeste. He is With speaking disrespectfully of M@ ne had served his part in the had placed he ® the bed and had drawn up the covers alt Obviously, robbery wae not the motive Mre. Lim Choy also possible theory of suicide no reason to end her own life. There were no marks of other vicla® on the body, no indication that Ham Lott struggied with her led to a police theory that she had i e she slept, possibly a @ lay napping on couch near the window that looked out 6 Ham L st is whispered. iS the services of the State. €bd seven months of the sentence wer Letters on Ham Leong’s dresser otters Translated, they proved to» merely part of an innocent correspondaa? with a girl friend in Los Angeles. Netthe coulé Chow Jing nor Bille Hee, im aij ing apartments, throw any light of the a had heard nothing. IM CHOY could give ae There had been 88 =" mation of impending tragedy & The siim shears used to commit the a of the Orient, police say. | they do not exclude the possibility that OF slayer may hare been an Occidental. Chinese, when questioned, merely gruat shake their heads. There, it seems, the story will end. Has Leong's tragedy is not the first. other butterfly girl has gone before Ordinarily their passing is unos They simply drop out of sight, and 00s" dental world knows nothing of thei? | The case of Ham Leong was ' She was known to both races Thee = Many conjectures abou | believe it was Ham Police are searching for him. Other it was another Chinese woman, seekiag ™ hand and favor of her wealthy “ & Still others hold that the tong lesdet self killed Ham Leong when he heard tributes the crime to a tongman toe of “protector,” seeking this means of deepest into the heart of his enemy. The police are not optimistic. lieve the crime will never be solved. "i Ham Leong went the secret of ber ‘ and if Chinatown knows—as the Heve—Chinatown will never teil.

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Zoor was closed but unlocked. Inside ind everything in order, Ham Leong » @pparentliy asleep. She tried to her. ng back the coveriet, she discovered agedy and ran screaming into the The policeman on the beat came ) the apartment with her. Ham Leong, discovered, had been dead for some The shears had been left in the butterfly girl wae dressed in her arments, brilliant Cantonese robes, old heavily brocaded Mendarin coat shroud. On her hands were several od rings, one of them valued at $600. ears were pear] earrings and about ck was a string of jade. Whoever murdered her had placed her if od and had drawn up the covers about ously, robbery was not the motive for urder. Mrs. Lim Choy also scouted 8 le theory of suicide. ‘Ham Leong had On to end her own life. re were no marks of other violence p body, no indication that Ham Leong struggled with her murderer. This ) a police theory that she had bees red while she slept, possibly as she ipping on the profusely cushioned near the window that looked out over town. ters on Ham Leong’s dresser offered sw. Translated, they proved to de y part of an innocent correspondence . girl friend in Los Angeles. Neithef Chow Jing nor Bille Hee, in adjois- artments, throw any light on the mur They had heard nothing. RS. LIM CHOY could give the p& lice no aid. There had been no intl mation of impending tragedy in het 's life. slim shears used to commit the mur wor of the Orient, police say. But © not exclude the possibility that the may have been an Occidental. The e, when questioned, merely grunt a2 their heads. re, it seeme, the story will end. Ham s tragedy is not the first. Many #2 butterfly girl has gone before her. rily their passing is unostentatiows imply drop out of sight, and the Ooci- world knows nothing of their g01!D6 case of Ham Leong was different. as known to both races. conjectures about the murder. Some \ it was Ham Leong’s servant-lover are searching for him. Others think another Chinese woman, seeking oe ind favor of her wealthy “protecto?: thers hold that the tong leader him led Ham Leong when he heard of her stine love. Still another belief & as the crime to a tongman foe of het ctor,” seeking this means of strikias t into the heart of his enemy. police are not optimistic. They be he crime will never be solved. ong went the secret of her t Chinatown knows—as the police be Chinatown will never tell. There are ge %e j j j 7 ; / ’ | | fi / / nape / t f iy / ipie i e My ‘ a \\ \ \ a } ' i } | ' i) ! whi lis. \ | : a] ii } ’ ; 1, Wa ~ 3 \WAaXA \S . 4 we “— ~ \. : ‘ ~Y a ‘ ¥ Jee a oe ee . -* a Pe.” “va -_ - wes . Amerigo Dumini, St. ‘Which Bore Matteoti = a =. ~~ . ~, * “~~ —— =, — ~~ > 7~ ~*~ Nyse mi a ee i ’ ta 4 | é ' Mh A. ‘ nA ~ LOL SOLELY MASSA LEY. ~*~ soe ‘ Peas Mn Maa ey aN NX NS mw. ANN AS ~ NS _ \ a WAL OPOILIMEVLLMOLLLES MAS Ll MLL ML LSS MILLS af A od 7 ia w, 4 ° 4 ll eed , — ; Cake vg ee - ey ‘ 7S -. 7) ~ . » hom ¥ f + =) : re -_ pe ee CR ear er om al ~KasS Ww ; ae — 2 a a, | . a ‘ . a ete, Wee Rea ROUEN NO \ Me ‘Ch. So. ese - ce SS Wass: ~" ‘ ~' wr Wwe XS . . . . . AY ‘ghteh . or — . CE Vn WSs \ SESS ss 0 Seta ene ~~ »" SAY, ~ \ ANWAWAAAA \ ‘ ~~ VY A= ». ~ * : >’ ' ‘ % ves te SSAA SS . SS » « Md " ANN MAA SN : ea 5 . ‘ ° \ * — AY SN ~_ * “\. SANS \ AS . WS : ‘~ ma ‘ ‘ N AY ‘“ N «% AS " ‘~* \ “¥ ¢ , ‘ . ~~ X ~ _e , YY a S . AW ‘ ‘ . % : . ‘ ui ‘ S . . ‘ eben : . : \\ \ \ , - — _ os a4 ; ~ . WITH CALLING MUSSOLINI A PIG. Louis Born Fascist Who Drove the Car to His Doom, Faces Five Years of Solitary Confinement. , SS ThA... jt Me LM ih FL LL NN ih ‘i =. ! i ibe | ' if L call ! fy ‘i Iii! Ih FY ; } NS byty lat ! i The Dumini family, A grieved. She had been fond of America; she mistrusted Italy The Dumini's older son, Alberto, born italy, was of a quiet, studious temperament in marked contrast to Amerigo Both bos were bright studies at awards for good behavio: It was during and progressed rapidly in thei: school, but Amerizco never won and the war that Amerigo vOad full opportunity to display his special ta ents. He took part in almost every impor tant battle in which the Itailan troops par ticipated from the very outbreak of hi ties. He risked his life in various expiol It was in the closing year of the war that he learned of the new movement. Fascisn that was sweeping all Itals Returning to the front from a brief leave he preached the new doctrine among his fe) soldiers. erousing for th eause of the “‘Blackshirts. At the close of the war the The entire pop- of low enthusiasm Fascists found ample work for him to do uiation must be brought under the sways Fascism. the Socialists and other miuat be opponents cowed. [It is rumored that Dumini death of the i2zlist= was involved in and other disturbers whom it had been found necessary to get out ol way. Like al) other Fascias, he worshiped Mussolini On June 10, 1924, there Was importan’ work afoot The millionafre Socialist, Mat teot! had threatened to make a speech in the Chamber of Deputies exposing tie ods of Mussolin} In his possession were eertain significant papers and documents The the evidence in The Sotia/ist [tai ‘oused iow ed reported, to stea! Out it is Matteoti s order went PoOrsession RNG hi , thar f i / Ol that the Faacist! Le pully Cisappeare d was &! by the sears It was openly. said Giacomo Matteoti. of his own conduct. Before this could be carried out another grudge arose for Dum- ini's settlement. W hile staying with his family at Oste Mare, a summer re- sort near Rome, Dumini learned that his brother, Alberto, had been mur- dered in the Albanian city, Scutari. Forthwith he went merigo in the center to Scutari to avenge his brother Finding that the were respons) dis Seve! murderer had fled, Duml- enders we arrested but rei ni returned to Rome, per Pw, ‘ , San 6% ti's } P "ie f we to ‘ — wapeihes Amerigo Dumin:i and Albino Volpi when they were friends. suaded a friend 01 ‘ ntai i ie is sf wounds join him and returned to vas | Scutari, where they drove i ' ’ . . out the slayer’«e famliy, . = was A | DUMINI S a | . LOUIS HIS I OR y burned his house, drove off r the livestock and destroyed ’ a4 ve , ar ; 6 Té GG eaitt | i the estate on which he had ’ , homer ’ r ‘ se? nter ' ‘ ‘ i alt ‘ ¢! ' Volpi : , i, | tived : * 5 ; “ Wwiie r dq rect! : Ts ' . tefturnineg to ltais rie ; ‘ re a nt (ne ] Ae t eit izati We gy} , chafed under the restraint in ( De buulevard Dum paintec hiet : ~ | : | of the guard that had been f ye 4 ‘ ‘ tary d id to nd otne Work Fascists ¢ 1 duminate t pr 3 set to watch him, and mem- 4 ti r it rtabie income 4 , é y | bers of his family were i A ’ | | ; \ i ‘Tt iv ) , ‘ e Wore ati lanua ‘ aYa4 ‘ eoie From the firs Was eile i] -_ mubject tw many anpnoy- t) j ‘ rT where Th¢ family resided ivf Pirie f ‘ rie that the ria vou yy ' " ances. On the night of last 1} 2) mit ate ec ; . rane avente where eal veg ener D ae Durrett ; A 6 if P ; Seotember 25. umino! i+ | a ee | + ‘ ; ve ‘ tur ‘ Jk : ed > . ah" tne de at? : 1G my ‘ pt ™m | hero of the day Brougint t hie r) ; stood talking with three or j er t j ‘ painter | ‘ i. «© ‘ | r ' “~ ; . : stand, he took entire biame for the | four young Fascist! before death of Matteoti, but claimed IL " the offices of ‘‘L'Impero,’ that, the Socialist met his death Fascist newspaper The accidentaliy during the attempt to kidnap claims. he played oniy a minor role He Matteoti murder came tnto the conversation him. The court accepted this fiction, despit contends that he only drove the car while Dumini waxed loud and angry the testimony of other witnesses, and Dum! four others murdered Matteot! ip the rear ‘That pizg of a President!” he exclaim: d ni. with Volpi who aiso had accepted a compartinent ofa iarge iimousine eeparated ag the disacussion erew more violent we | share of the blame, Was sentenced ta five from the driver's seat Dy a giass partition had epoken | could have made him take year Mussolini and other Fascist leaders began 30 vears of solitary confinement. Prison Was only another pieasant episode to realize, too, that Dumini knew too much The next morping he was arrested for the heroic young Faac: He was given about their stormy episodes in the early charged by Francesco Braccio, an aide to hie freedom with tne’ pPprisen Waiis. the Des A f Fascism. now best forgotten A the Commissioner of Police, with speaking ié s | ua : a4 a4 i ; : ai i ; ; of food and quarters. and Was evet peerrrrna t Wat Was Set UpO! DOuminise movements. disrespectfulis of and lmmputite crimina’ to ’ s friends alt tea ore He was put out of the Association of the guilt to Mussolini! This had been made ’ : vi ar t Duw Bold, ¢ Miian a eading Fascisti orde punishable by a jail sentence unter a aetatut: nis 1 ece . 4 ira cyt Te Smarting under thix and other rea! and im enacted December 24, 1925 SUV & mth during ! Priso ") auine wrongs, Dumini beszan to write an Dumini protested the charge He con May 26, 1926, he was give * freedom wccount of certain episodes in the history tended that by “President” he referred to But wv ‘ving i fie if Faeeciem in which he had played a part Aibino Volpi, who had been, at the time of ‘ . ; . “= *t aecy?t t ‘s > » . ' Dyuomini Dewan t ‘ bat ad at > in mind, perhaps, doing as another! the Matteot! murder, President of the Asso justiy treate : fie had pene made ») Dea ; f‘eagare Roast had done. escaping to eiation of the Bold. of Milan His protests e sligma | i crime in Wien, we nov ‘aris and there publishing an exoneration were disregarded The wheels of the law Sunday Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—March 6, 1927. Alberto and Amerigo Dumini (on right), from a photograph taken in St. Lewis. were put in motion. Police seized papers and photographs which he had kept in a safety box in Rome. A lawyer who belonged neither to the Fascisti party nor to the opposition was em- ployed by Duminl. It seemed impossible that he could be sentenced to prison. Hav- ing searched his rooms and found a revol- ver for which he had no government per- mit, another charge, that of possessing fire- arms illegally. was entered. T HIS trial numerous witnesses were arrayed to prove that he had said nothing derogatory to Mussolini. Two of the young men with whom he had been talking testified that they did not believe his remark referred to the Prime Minister He swore to his admiration for I] Duce. ‘It is not an accurate statement that in private discourse Mussolini is referred to as ‘President of the Council,” much less as ‘President,’ ' Dumini’e lawyer contends, arguing in a brief which he will file with the supreme tribunal that Mussolini could not poasibly have been intended. ‘“Becaus is the highest in the estimation public, he is called simply ‘Mussolini.’ None epeaking of that great would dream of saying “The President of the he of the character. Cavour! Council, Cavour Cavour ia almpiy and his torically ‘Cavour, just as in the hearts and the minds of the Italiane Mussolini i uniquely ‘Mussolini.’ " “It is therefore logical,’ the report of the trial court concluded, ‘“‘and natural that Dumini, in voicing all his violent resent ments against the party, believing that he was badly treated and regarded a4 a suepl after having wished evil to and Volpi iall Fascist should finish inveighing aia President the Council, in the same breath cious character Marinelil, Vaselli leaders) by and Wishing i* Against the of of the Party, to him firet “Tt is overcome by this garbied log! Dumini being greater than they.” Dumini'’s incredible’ iawyer mut Hu! Was sentenced to two charges Hie prison in the mountains where existence mured incredible or not 14 aent to months on the a distant Italy, wae of Northern Was fo: from being as pleasant had the occasion of the previous jall term tors are forbidden as if heen yt Vis, Now on @ question as minute as the tense of the verb which-Dumini used in making hie fatal remark will depend whetiier or not he will gain his freedom on an appeal te the Supreme Tribunal There is the ques tion, too, of whether or not the previvus commutation will be revoked Dumin! thinks that he has -a chance for freedom with the higher court. 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1 rele OD. ee WD > ox 1 i, Ea LL eg BETS TR ei ama ATEN, eR RI OM ABE EEN a gt carb ie story of Abadie, the weader of Paris, 1s another in ti rf services revealing the ind Man Hunte tduaiss genius of both the hunter ond the hunted Frence Ara 7,6@cic ueas @G TOUNGIIAL ure as chia, wes passed around from one fem CTOORS to enothe When he reached manh: he had so well ebsorbed his enwi7ronmente: 1 uUenwces ‘ at mis se i” crime mw Gs ui a 5 about the markets a*« gar woman Pink-Eve a cellar hole near the markets 5 FP lie 7” + ao ~~ ~*~ oo UiLoO **s 2@} e+ iss © She. an old rag of humanity years old but looking muc? in a wardrobe gathered from refuse heaps only person who ever did anything icking Abadie and his rags had picked many another refuse heaps, she took was the for Abadie up exactly as she | m~ 4 ? _ discarded bit from 10% at cron What she saw in Abadie was an aic in her beg«ing In the techniqu f handiing a baby in ones arms is Pink-Eye decided that Abadie could earn for her more than the coset of his keer With Abadie as assistant in begging she induced a dairy dealer in th have a bit of skimmed milk for the infant. Pouring the near-milk into the ottie. Pink-Eye foreed one of the used rub- neck of the bottle and gave it to Abadie to suck This was the nearest thing to a mother’s care he ever got During the day nae worked for her, of Surse. Swathed in a mass of _ as reagan | y 2 oe t ner ber nippies over th , ? @ 5 ady in rags moves th ‘dest heart to charity, Abadie more than trebled Pink- Eves takings The worse the weather the more Abadie’s exposure to it enriched Pink- Eve It must have been that Abadie was born of the toughest of weed stock. For he did tiny and frail as he was. ) Pink-Eve was warming thin blood in her with raw rum she tried to put Abacie back into the “‘cradie with him. He fell] on his back On the ceila@r stones, Dut as Sadr bones are 7 oF One dav whe and stum- yowled. But that twist in the back! meant that When the voune- flier grew up he would be a hunchback YHEN Abadie was a littie olde Eve died and a begging coup! him over Later on he &B¥aY {0 still another vagabond pair itis couple added pettr thieving to thelr means of getting something for nothing. and this Abadie proved usefu He was @D apt pupil, was tinv enougk Wriggie through even a amal) hole in ea ce ar window and apparentiv could see in the arK and emell loot as a rat ame At 6 he was a keen-eved little gnoms With spindly legs and arms. a hump on his hack and pasts shrewdness and compiexioned in his face greed Mmingied with a strange sensitiveness and at the same tims ore genta He had dirty gray eves. ama) an riliiant, and a higt hia case meant something For he had such an avid intelligence the' without a soul showing him-an: | was iearning to read from street signs, had aiready learned to 4 watching his beggar owners go day's aims, and could read for a child He knew just be insolent with impunity and when it was« dangerous But it was not merely as a thieving roung animal that Abadie was growing up. That avid mind of his which learned to read from ftreet signs and theatrical posters found itself hungry to read He f scraps of newspapers and old m discarded reading matter found in th ter. booke of fairy tales he snatched from well-cared-for children in the garden of the Tulleries when their nurses were not look- ing: books he stole from the open-air Stails on the left bank of the Seine Abadie devoured theee as rarenously as he devoured food, which was ray deed, for he was a creature of greecs Youngsters of Abdadie's age read dime noveis. thrill to them. then go back to their marbles and tops. Abadie read them, thrilled to them, and went on to play them out in reali life to the extent that lay in his power Through some twist in hie nature—or was it because life had twisted him so*——to him the villains of the dime novels he read were the heroes, while the heroes of these stories impressed him only as peopie who did not deserve to win. He. Abadie, meant to be a hero himeelf, the kind who preyed on others and would not be frustrated by any goody- goody “hero.” He began On & #mali scale. Page Siz. forehead, which in faces amazing!. when he co ~ wee Ne At 11 ope hunch back gong has to begin on a small reer as Abadie definitely chose for He had long ago thrown sistant beggar by the simp) bing the beggars who last unning off to shift for h Dy petty iar with several young thieves i pont of petty larceny Soon he learned to break into storee and homes. By 18 he committed hie first fu fiedged burglary and had the sat- efact of knowing that the po- ce had a slight deacription of Sim and were looking for him now counted half a dozen—perpe trated thei first assault. knock ne ubpcons vs a pight wWwatcr 77 he - hMigeone? 5} ADACIE £K£O0t & DLIEROE » = - . - “~noe oe . AS fe. t ’ a eT e -*™ igec is “8 tective who Was atalkin fires? le. his voraciou mince ~ o- vt a i a en cevourice Meanwhi and imagination were riches as avidly as he was looting > ‘+ ~ - - finds ite way to its own kind of ? ®t’ + ’ savage side of the philosophy o% of Nietzsche, of devil-take-the-hind to him. Then he would write out hi ophy in a journ the police er found t 18 he wrote ‘Life is battie down whatever oppoees me. Society is di- vided into two camps have and ’ + ‘2 = ar sé r— h, tnose that our turn at heving The strong eat the + — ** = weak It ie for the police to count the dead began their Jealous chi tain. had a lieutenant by the name of Ketch, a routh littie less keen and devilish Abadie Abadie that Ketch would not die of sorrow if! vas ihetinns to be leader himse.! in their worid, to wish for the death ¢ eomeone is more neariy equa the deec . - ‘ > _~ “ " im -« — Gie ® [ast@——tIo!r NMUBCDBDACK THougz! ne was —— . - % i ~i¢ ~ + , ~~ . Abadie . & . ; z= ‘ ; —_— ful belief in himseif She toid o « bb n RAnaA ¢ Dali 4 Ketc! had COn.IGeC LO ner;x ,* “ the leadership of the gang Whereupor Abadie waited one dark night ti: Ketch showed up at a rendezvous From the dark he plunged his Gagger into nants heart Abdadie waa bringing into plas makination he was so richiry reading He and his new his lieute Meanwhile as ieader the feeding byagoscnosy lieutenant. Gilles drew up a written i wr ’ ' . -3 % - main cipher code invented by Abadie . iz - ~~ we . ~# be a fiery youngster of 16 . eee esc nem -4A§t* oo - co De@i.ztuciod -¥ SSS ee 4 There were 7 > ™ , - i he ther neic @& soiemr eremorny &* which blood from the wrieta of the nine ers assistant they hac kiiled in a With this ghastiy ink they signed > > ~ , +% “~ x ~-* ‘ey *~ : . r conetitution anc awe t &..e@£.ance Ge ft ~ ‘oo . —_ - > ~ f ~ eh -z penalty was preacribed for the % my, ~ «+ ~ oo ~ € ny a @# eh crerk ~ * is mei wsGuat ." « An wa as & &e . a/ ~~ 4 ..£ nm 4% Les - + ® rinat - ™ A\mTMOong the provisions were ave @ sweetheart for a per 5Sne month It breeds dangerous attach ments Any woman selected SS a member ~~ a Po oe. - ~ Of the Band for a period of lesa than one month must pass her time as servant in the _ & ‘ » \ oancGc sa. iaTe anvric i= & ee a i+ ™ - te . ** * od e - : G Wien Ae 4. @HY OL (he Sand is found confiding any of the affairs of secrets of nm@ shail be Rr ———_— Abadie meant that the couid be depended upon to help the band in their burglaries. They would send such &@ Woman (to take a piace as domestic servant in a household they intended to rob If, with her help, the burglary was success- ful. she was “truetworthy ’ enough to be a)- iowed to be with the band for ae month It je a proof of the fear the band struck ints the hearte of their women accomplices that not once were they betrared br any of their discarded mistresses Gillies, Abadie’e lieutenant, was shot and lied by a householder during a burglary The gang revenged themeelves by killing in turn the householder and his daughter sev- scale in such a ca- himself off his career as as- e process of rob- ‘owned’ him and 24 ap — he did stealing by day. and | in a cel- ~4 : , ~* > . > o - Rapidly his stealing outgrew the categor; | O of Paris. ‘Kall him.” Francois through a mist of rege. ai -biooded nature This newcomer was a medica) student 7 Ledieg, who gave up his studies soon after s dicine He and Abadie were out on = ae gether which necessitated their working for _— some tim over a wall safe ihe owners were away and the two desperadoes thoug! "* - | « ~ ~— they would be able to work di rbed vx“ But into the room as they worke there - o~ + ~ rn. > a ~ oo Sprang a fine looking figure of a man What are vou do ial —he began. but never finished For Lebiez knocked him > ee ~ - . -) ;” - ‘ over the head with a poker and stilled his t gue forevel A at enrfridc anori- ~ alaleten: cin TY 2h * > ast 4 Nt | © ok OF OE ep ‘ ra 6 SEG Le OLE! ; ~ . . ~ “= 4 im be i on - eo 7 i would Nave iiked dissecting him when ! 24 arron _ fact Y -_ -* - =. swe As * ~~ 4 * &ID . 44d” z - —— men | ' " . . 4 & JA. bot tonight Witd ™Y} SCA. DPE. *? — he a ” i * 3 * ; . ‘ Re anc AbDadie had dinner that night a! ? * «© > ee _~ ~ t+ _ . -* aris j é SC IMAgination and intuition ~nm¢ hh & & > . “ 2 einer than the downright virtues of wb tience and doggedness of the Scotland Ya ca = "te & " man Wit heee Qualities he preferred to ™~ & bs a 4 Ak ‘is . ** - Work On individual initiative rather thar s - 7 «a ~ [@C4™m. tO gambie ratber than te ris imagination had been engrossed with a * Fs ¢ ’ figures of a band of Burglars - =~ ain —_ > * ; * ~ = bd 21¢ not hesitate to murder. who had * - = _ + ~* - V4 o . 7 ec Getection, Who were rolling up a long — —s a ~ + \h ~ ecord unpunished crime and seemed to nave brilliant leaderehip and organisation leader of that gang there was onl; the vaguest outline in the minds of the Paria police. From sples among the underworld giimpees by ehose homes were Of tbe Fe ~ « wae terrified householders robbed. from the little that detectives up to then had been able ts gather of the band. there was some sort of cTippie or deformed man at the head of the band. a man who combined keen mind age test and great ski)! sa T- in the technique of crime More than that. the police did not now etther of the leader or of his foi- ijowers. Martin asked to be assigned work in bringing that band to justice. He had a pian, he told his ief, which required his playing @ ione hand until he should cali for help. He was tok to go ahead. Several days later the boulevard press of Parise was lively with the story of one Peru- shrieked Abadse to ~ Paris in hiding. The papers toid, though in YaAgue Outlines. of an exceptionally bold escape, involving the murder of a prison guard who had befriended him He was - - | om. bs i » GC@r oO: @ Tricnh auni Wad the papers bécause of his manr escapades w! i= ~ i ed » 4 —_ = nag Y wee as debe . e* hh». + ~# eecript ir ~- ~ + wa ww & S se \/* @e S > J - = parm LsCUi lar! ’ es siid ‘ . " » @ - — ional size and strength Several nights later one of the most ex- — s . a clusive resorts the underwor n Paris noted a tall. quiet stranger come in and sit began as to who the stranger Was; erer) anger was the subiect of lively interest it that piace née proprietor, Who Was ex- eptionally well informed of every phase of Paris life that interested the police. took & good look at the strange: He looks to me like that man Prerugit read about in the paper a few days ago— the fellow who broke out of jail down in Marseilles. A keen dog, if itis he. I'll see f I can find aut He strolled over the stranger and cas Blly askec Come from Marseilles? The stranger leaped to his feet, shot his band to his belt. and snarled What in hell do you care? one couid glimpse a his sus; m plainis s manner deing that - ~ = > > > @ man om guard agains ev * But he also seemed harassed with loneliness The proprietor whe acquamied with ev took « good jm of Pee tae at the strenge. Sunday Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—March 6, 1927. laries br to Franc Before the end of Abadie's himeelfa Abadie PU formation able impression of the nan = more Fra Abadie g INA Dattling a Hunchback’s Evil Genius -~ Abadie Was Picked Out of a Pile of Cabbages But He Grew Up to Be the Scourge | ‘If you're a stranger in Paris, I have some rooms to let in the back the house. It's a quiet place for those who want—dqulet No ques- tions asked or answered. The right ind of company if you want it. But the rates are rather high.’ Francois thought this over and nodded. “I'll come. He came, ith very little bDag- gage, next day, a hand satchel con- aining apparently all he owned The landlord gave him a room and tried to cultivate hie acquaintance further. He had little success. $0 he decided to find out more in bis own Way When Francois left for a walk one afternoon the landlord let him- self into his room with a passkey, worked open the lock on Francois's valise and examined the contents They did not reveal much directiy. But the proprietor, who was a mem- ber of Abadie’s band, knew how to deduce much from liittie “He ts Perugin,”” he told Abadie later, in the latter's well-hidden flat in the Butte Chaumont section of “Bring him here to a party Abadie said. ‘“‘We'll give him a look." Francois. who seemed to grow lonelier and more morose every day. was induced to come to a ‘small and knowing party’ at Aba- Gie’s house. Abadie himself did not appear at first But through a peephole he studied Francois al! evening and compared notes with some of his lieutenants The stranger seemed a eurly Drute, but able and daring: for it ooked as though he were alread; operating in Paris on hi own There were rumors of skillful burg- some newcom The signs pointe ois party the host ppeared and made his acquaintance. mped him. but got little direct in- He did get, however, a faror- hard caliber of the he more he studied him and th neois kept to himself the more ot interested LLY. though with caution. Abadie broached the subject of a ‘“‘partnership in a@ payine acventure as he put it Francois by now was keen to get him and It was only after severa! that Francois finally consent die in a risky but pr rouse of was hard to interest But Abadie persevered days of persuasion to join ADa- Omising burglury at the a Cabinet Minister. Abadie’s object was to test Francois for membership in his band The plan of the house to be looted was suppliec Dy a woman who had Abadie’s cur- rent iove and had managed to secure a po- *etion as comesti« : e house of tbe wealthy Cabinet Minister at Neuilly. a fash- onable part of Paris The family of the were awav for the winter holidars s - ~ e > .OLDe8 * : i | top hats and fur- dreased in evenina trimmed overcoats. toward midnight and Francois wn to the house vylish little closed car a member of ~~ ral a’ - ae * > ~ _~* In nada “'0.e@D 1 OF Line OCCASION es hands were the keys to the house Francois strolled up to the front - - > - * # . - o~ Uing in &@ matter of tact Was ito ‘+n tia — mf > = : } policemen on bicrcies rode past, iooked at the two fur-clad p-hatted gentiemen ad- mitting inaeneions’ inte the Cabinet Min- ister’s house with the air of being at home The ents of the law must have seen noth- e e ~ ) . ‘. for the servant had . — -~ revolver Wouid oO: speak Guietiy abstracter the bullets. So Abadie had ifttle fear. His atkjack was in his hand as he opened the door. Francois was at his back, his revolver Out and read: T+. > = rs ~ hm ie ine Watchman Was crowsing in Kis chal! Master Hunters— D ; anh andaaad Banko eee eed as Abadie opened the door Abatie tng to him. But suddenly the watchmap up, whirled and seized Abadie’s wrist, a twist that almost broke Abadie’s wrist, he tore the blackiack out of his and huried Abadie against the way, as he was toppling backward whipped out his automatic. To his horror there was only a of clicks. Something was wrong With « trigger. “Kill him!” shrieked Abadie ts through a red mist of rage. But Abadie failed to hear the drum of revolver fire. He gaw standing by the watchman’s side, down coldly at Abadie. There way scmethin policemaniike about beth ; watchman and Francois that sent ¢. - aa pas through Abadie. He leaped to bis fea mh steal in &@ cat anc crouched against the wall. Pre nancial - his inside coat pocket he whipped out aati priy sheath knife. His teeth flashed in hiss face, his dirty gray eyes gleamed. “Partners, are you?” he snarled. “The come and get me’ Francois turned his shoulder called “Come in!’ Five heavily built men tramped inte room, revolvers in their hands. Franesy impatientiy exclaimed “So much artillery show for just one mr Have you no pride”? I'll take care of bier Abadie shrieked: “Do you think my dent will let you live?” gort of Francois advanced slowly to Abadie i happy revolver pointing straight at the pit of & wanted . stomach, his finger on the trigger, Misq@g— that for everyone present at on Abadie’s dagger. “Open your lately died runt, or I'll shoot where it won't il re He was a clerk in a broker's off will mess you up badiy'’ ; there was no luxury of modern life Abadie’s hand flew up like & Gat the was not almost wearisomely pres dagger shot through the air, milgsed Pres. hig acceptance—not Decause he ff cois heart by inches and stuck ip ts. wil. and toadied the rich—quite the oth Francois flushed with anger, stuck the te the rich were ridiculously subsery volver back into his pocket and grasped the Cecil Great financiers sent their hunchback with one powerful hand she be subway station to rush Ceell the slender throat. links. because he played golf so w “It will give me pleasure to break gM was so pleasant to play with. Prouw crooked back of yours!” he growled; af been known to go ig to Abadie felt iron closing about his windgi for an Ambassaco In the hands of the young giant be was Senator would wait patiently for Ce a doll. When he had given himself ups Obviously he was the last man lost the hand let up for an instant. & world. with whom Agatha ought ¢t caught a bit of breath. ® ‘fsilen in love. Nevertheless she @ “I'll make a deal!’ Abadie whimpenl By June the engagement was g¢ “T’ll give the band up”—Abadie begas known to all their acquaintances, & “No good. You'll meet them all at GM soriy denied by their intimate frien police station when you get there.” Agatha's eyes shone, and she grew Abadie’s agitated eves took on s aa more beautiful. and she morning on the tele i beauty —- the elass distinction that no legislation has attemptec to reach Agatha Moriand was beautiful ai ing also young, gentie, not offensiv telligen' and an only child, sbe ! ways had everything that she wante tii at the ase of 21 she feil in lov Cecil. He ‘too had always had w wanted. Dut from causes not quite a itabie When Cecil got what he be was extremely agreeable, and rad happiness that made every bo also. when he diémt get w he could so poison the stm joy | ead and over by ~~ who had @without waiting and much 00k Cecil up every “But you havent got much of 6 @® against them or me. It'll take you 6 Gag HEN Agatha'’s mother sent for of a lot of effort to make it guillotine atti There is. or ought to be. one t-~=- + ss "5 ¢ ” ‘74% ‘ or them—without my help. ike Paula in every group. §& Francois pretended not to hear aB6@PM cain and clever, and—not always th dered Abadie handcuffed and taken te @& hing—extremely wise. It would — - ‘ahha ‘ al > 7 : Prefecture of Police | ficult to describe her without mak! ut several weeks later, while prepa sound perfect. and she was not | tions for trying the band were taking MMB +... na4 one fault—she was cold the prosecutors visited Abadie £8 Was what made her eo kind and path loyal and unselfish—she was always to make up for the fact that she 1 neck’ he asked. : Abad nted at him. “Tell you eau and so did other people—that she d adie squinted at e! | . me 7 lacR a iittle emotion né the rest of the crowd to the gull» | ne—provided I'm ot sent there mysait” She came -and had tea with Mri 4 ad r j & iss not ~~ % . . 25G. while Agatha was known to t iy Out with Ceell HE bargain was made, Absdie GF setter’ sien erly arranging it so that the bosa@ ge ae Por 7 . me ra he listened divinely rs. oe t- . — ‘ > the French court in trying te peused it ali cae, “i eee insure his escape trom th : 4 Seserve this—it isn’t To draw forth such a ae 3 z is , merce rv \er—— ise and bargain, Abadie told bits of aa sary Bee alia ‘ mation which served wel!) as samples. ie, ONO some, reat, —a nae goods he was delivering seemed worth @ “arriage. I never asked anything 0 " promise, and Abadie got it ) She won't 1 The band was then triea. But at hee? = ia boy. Agatha says I thi cial moments of the trial it was found & ‘m old—of another generat. the promise had been bought wit tbe ‘O ask you, Paula, as a conte 2 Te it ‘rt _ at goods Abadie’s information did not om s ae that any girl the test of cross-examination. He had Ga? ‘he chance of marrying Com ed. The Judge was outraged. - Mrs. Morland “You are making a fool of justice,” never felt his attraction? one of “What are rou wil! ing to do to save jam Was invo.ved to Ceath sentence ® a*ould & ; s@ snould be happy said sterniy to Abadie ‘ ge nen said Paula. “sot' : DO} ’ — Exactl) Abadie grinned. “Yos gee! Spo. aren " €- - 7 ° am the pilot of my band. I have to do at ~ A saic ber hostess Ss thing that will seve them. That's wa Paula their leader.’ He was sent to the penal colony Chl mem as if they were human away Caledon! Here he kept the =e if eir paerenta: function WwW ties Dusy. On his first day he rebelled. wa. ise for existing. and ther “I hate the bouillon.” he shouted “Ecuse at that But in spite of & too clear. The eggs are too much cooked. Rees ere Was a ievrel caimpess Want wine, and hate your water. My suffers His health seemed to have BO effect & his defiance. He was locked up iz confinement ut the guard tounll usy Making an effort to escape. He made a knife of part of a sardine Co&™ his trousers in stripe and wee = a rope ciieunaas to let himself out ot window. He was taken to the a the prison, whom he insolently ad ee ‘You see, one does not necessarily 40m because your courts pronounce the Gam sentence. And ohe does not have to ‘(8 my dream Mrs. Mori here forever just because one has bes ™ lappens.” a life sentence.” mae must “What would you do if you bad in making your escape’ the directer curiously 2 “I'd go back to my old life and vent : another gang’ F But fever finally put him tn a cell pone escape until some greater cay. With the Paris police, ani lives as one of its liveliest memories. — “Sis laughed = Agatha’ he ane. 20Tn of parents A great many men Paula.’ be i Many sentimental f ve matured into res? Tarriage ut the thusde ‘ake 8 ‘That & frenay Seen have quite be your own fauit you re a pretty womans that voice of rours—bet * ans head The fault must 7 a * aad . Rg course.” answered the girl. *< is a tault—ts that I have o To turn people's heads _ ae yourself I don't. and hare never been in “Never the least bit?” (Copyright for the Post-Dispeteh.!

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4&4 > r ae a . & & oy an . ’ oy a DS unters—Ix iititiirerettiiiitiinttittittttsy Popened the door. Abadie crept y But suddenly the watchman lea ad and seized Abadie’s wrist. With 4 hat almost broke Abadie’s slendge, tore the blackjack out of hig hand od Abadie against the wa}). Even Was toppling backward Abadle Dut his automatic. horror there was*only a SUCCORBIOg Something was WIONG With the him!'’ shrieked Abadle to Francoly red mist of rage. badie failed to hear the expected | revolver fire. He saw Francolg by the watchman’s aide, looking diy at Abadie. There was now & policemanlike about both the h and Francois that sent a shock badie. He leaped to his feet like crouched against the wall. From coat pocket he whipped out his hife. His teeth flashed in hig dwarf dirty gray eyes gleamed. HEN our _ alave- holding forefathers enunciated the self- evident truth that all men were cre- ated equal, they thought little about women, and less about that most dangerous of _ aii apecial privileges, ; beauty ——the great class distinction that no legislation so far ers, are you?” he snarled. “Then get me!" | nas attempted to reach. ee is turned his head and over his Agatha Morland was beautiful and, be- called: mi’ ; eavily built men tramped into the yOolvers in their handae. Francois ly exclaimed: ch artillery show for just one rat! no pride? I'll take care of him shrieked: ‘‘Do you think my band ou liive?’’ | pis advanced slowly to Abadie, his pointing straight at the pit of bis his finger on the trigger, his eyes e's dagger. “Open your fingers, I'll shoot where it won't kill but ing also YOUDE, gentile, not offensively in- telligent, and an only child, she had ai- ways had everything that she wanted; un- ti] at the age of 21 she fell in love with Geil. He too had always had what he ginted, but from causes not quite as cred- table. When Cecil got what he wanted be was extremely agreeable, and radiated a wrt of happiness that made everybody else happy; also, when he didn’t get what he wanted he could 80 poison the atmosphere that for everyone present all joy immed- istely died. He was a clerk in a broker's office, yet 8 you up badly!"’ there was no luxury of modern life which ‘s hand flew up like a cat's, the wu not almost wearisomely pressed on hot through the air, missed Fran- ri his acceptance—not because he flattered by inches and stuck in the wall. and toadied the rich—quite the other way flushed with anger, stuck the re- =the rich were ridiculously subservient to k into his pocket and grasped the § Cecil. Great financiers sent their cars to k with one powerful hand about the subway station to rush Cecil to the fer throat. links, because he played golf so well and ill give me pleasure to break that was 90 pleasant to play with. Proud ladies back of yours!’, he growled; and § who had been known to go im to dinner elt iron closing about his windpipe. # eithout waiting for an Ambassador or a ands of the young giant he was like flenator would wait patiently for Cecil. ‘When he had given himself up as Obviously he was the last man in the hand let up for am instant. He jj world with whom Agatha ought to have f bit of breath. fslien in love. Nevertheless she did. make a deal!’ Abadie whimpered. By June the engagement was generally ve the band up’ —Abadie began. known to all their acquaintances, and still good. You'll meet them all at the § hotly denied by their intimate friends; and tation when you get there.” Agatha’s eyes shone, and she grew thinner le’s agitated eyes took on a crafty’ § 4.4 much more beautiful, and she called Ceci] up every morning on the telephone. SS you havent got much of a case them or me. It'll take you a devil of effort to make it guillotine affairs m—without my help.” cOis pretended not to hear and or badie handcuffed and taken to the ure of Police. - several weeks iater, while prepara- or trying the band were taking place, the prosecutors visited Abadie in his There is, or ought to be, one person like Paula in every group. She was calm and clever, and—not always the same thing—extremely wise. It would be dif- | fleult to describe her without making her und perfect, and she was not perfect, for she had one fault—-she was cold. That was what made her so kind and patient and loyal and unselfish—she was always trying to make up for the fact that she knew— nd so did other people—that she did just lack & little emotion. She came -and had tea with Mrs. Mor- land, while Agatha was known to be safe- ly out with Cecil. ‘Paula didn't say much—she never did but she listened divinely. Mra. Morland poured it all out. ‘“‘] don't know what |! have done to deserve this—-it ien't as if 1 were @ mercenary mother—maneuvering Agatha into some great, rich, magnificent Marriage. I never asked anything but that the should be happy. She won't be hap- bY with this boy. Agatha says I think that because I'm old—of another generation. So Twent to ask you, Paula, as a contemporary Of theirs—is it true that any girl would - Wimp at the chance of marrying Cecil?” "Not I, Mrs. Morland.’ "You never felt his attraction?” “I like men,” said Paula, “not pretty, Spoilt children,’’ “Bo do I,” said her hostess. She was Bilttle afraid of Paula. Paula was al- | "tys kind to older people and treated em as if they were human beings, not ow if their parental function were their “My excuse for existing, and rather a poor “icuse at that. But in spite of her kind- bes there Was a level calmness in her BTay-biue eyes. Tne Agatha’s mother sent for Paula. at are you willing to do to save your he asked. die squinted at him. ‘‘Tel) you enough @ the rest of the crowd to the guillo- ee I'm not sent there myself.” E bargain was made, Abadie clev- rly arranging it do that the honor of he French court in trying the band volved to insure his escape from the sentence. To draw forth such a prom bargain, Abadie told bits of infor- which served wel] as samples. The he was delivering seemed worth the se, and Abadie got it. band Was then triea. But at the cru- oments of the trial it was found that “omise had been bought with faked Abadie’s information ‘did not stand Mm of cross-examination. He had cheat-. he Judge was outraged. u are making a fool of justice,’ he lerniy to Abadie. actly!’ Abadie grinned. “You see, ! P pilot of my band. I have to do any that will save them. That's why I'm leader.” Was sent to the penal colony at fat Daledonia. Here he kept.the author | isy. On his first day he rebelled. ate the bouillon,” he shouted. “It's ar. The eggs are too much cooked. ! vine, and hate your water. My health = ‘It has occurred to me, Paula, that you health seemed to have no effect 0B af the Only person in the world who Hance. He was locked up in solitary Ould help us. You might take him away pment. But the guard found hiM & Youneiy naking an effort to escape. He Pauls laughed “lI take a man away A knife of part of a sardine can, ctf M Agatha!” she said. ‘That is indeed users into strips and was fashioniaé © ides born of parental frenay.”’ wherewith to let himself out of the SR iis mee have boon ia love *. He was taken to the uirector With you. Paula” son, whom he insolently addressed. 2 "A goog pany sentimental ttteaQshive u see, one does not necessarily die just have Matured into quite respectable of- € your courts pronounce the sent "Ot marriage. But the thunderbolt—ah, ce. And one does not have to stay. It’s my dream, Mrs. Morland, but it ever just because one has been 61V08 Bf terry... | ; sentence."’ = It must pe ed & your own fault then, m) Jat would you do if you had succeed mn as B. for you're a pretty woman and that ting your escape’’’ the director Te and that voice of dene usteliy Meherit aly. 4 to & Man's h . head. The fault must be with go back to my old life and build UP Poy,” “ png: ‘Of course,’ answered the girl, ‘‘the fault fever finally put him in a cell wheBe® wy 1 § fault— , pecape until some greater judgment - - tlons Bult—is that I have no emo- ‘,. TO turn people's heads you must With the Paris police, however, fee SOmething yourself. I don't. Here I 2 one of its liveliest memories. ’ - , 45 and have never been in love.” ‘Never the least bit?” (Copyright for the PostDisepetech.) Paula became scientific in manner. “Occasionally, when I first meet a man. I have felt I would not be averse to fly- ing with him to a desert island,” she an- swered, and her cool tone took every ray of passion out of the avowal, “but by the time he has courted me a year or so, and considered my feelings, and reflected on the serious responsibilities of matrimony, I never have the faintest stirring of any emotion l-*ft. But it wasn’t to discuss these problems of mine, but Agatha’s .-. .”’ Mrs. Morland held up he) forefinger. “They are not unconnected, my dear. It's because you are so cool and level-headed that I think you could take Ceci! away. You could think of the right thing to say . you're so clever.”’ UT Paula would not stop laughing and Shaking her head. ‘I'm clever enough to know this,”’ she replied, ‘‘that there are the following objections to your plan: (a) Cecil would not believe me, for I've known him all my iife and never con- cealed the fact that I think him a dull boy; (b) if he did believe me, he would not care at all, but would simply regard me as an- Other rather unimportant jewel in his crown; and (c) if he did believe me and responded to my emotion, the only effect on Agatha would be to make her more than ever determined to snatch him back.’ “Then what can we do?” asked Agatha‘s mother, desperately. Paula slapped her hands together brisk- ly. “Only-.one thing. I'll look about for another man— some one who will make steady and somewhat different love to Agatha all through the summer, while poor Cecil is hard at work in Wall Street. When is he taking his holiday? September’ Good; we'll get our man for August, though that’s just the kind of man you never can find when you need him, but I'll try.’ She saw, on thinking the matter over, that the new man must have prestige. He must have prestige, not because Agatha was incapable of falling in love with a lowly and unknown man, but because, when time was lacking. prestige started a man just that much ahead. Paula considered a young tennis champion for the month of August. She considered a young economic expert who had suddenly shot into the limelight, but whe turned out to be engaged. She con- sidered a Senator. Then one evening at“the theater she saw the right man. He was in the next box, with two or three other men—-no women. She thought he might be a new Ambassador from—well, say Spain or the Argentine. He was thin and dark. Once or twice their glances met and passed. He had a queer combination in his expression—very blank and masklike as to face, very swift and keen as to eye. . She asked who he was, and Mr. Morland, who was in her party, knew all about him. ‘IS name was Ormeby. He was a HH ecoiceie: and had been wandering about a mountain range of south- eastern Europe when famine and disease had suddenly swept down upon a popula- tion of some 6000 people, isolated in a re- mote valley. The Red Cross had put al! its supplies and powers into his hands; and he had struggled with these conditions and conquered them. Many young men in the last seven years have done as much. The strange feature of Ormsby’s achievement was that after the actual famine and epi- demic were over, he had stayed on in the little community, a dictator—-an uncrowned but extraordinarily powerful ruler. Nom- inally the villages belonged to one of the new divisions of Europe. Actually they be- longed to Ormsby. “You seem to be very much interested in him,"’ said Mr. Morland. ‘‘Shall I bring him in and introduce him?” Paula declined the honor, but made Mr. Morland understand that Ormsby must be secured for a week end at the camp. The Moriands had a camp on one of the Adirondack lakes, a camp built in the early days—-detached log cabine and a large cen- tral building. Paula arrived there for a visit. When she came to breakfast. she could see that something was wrong. Mrs. Mor- land's eyes kept meeting hers with signif- ieance. She had already noted that Agatha looked ill—the girl's eyes were pale and surrounded by purple shadows. But it was 11 o'clock before Mrs. Morland could talk to Paula in her own cabin. “Tt ghould like to kill that man,’ she said. and Paula was under no misappre- hension as to who was meant. “He has stopped writing. Now and then we get a telegram, telephoned in, you know: ‘Too busy to write today. Letter follows to- morrow. Love. Cecil,’ and the letter never does follow. ‘Love, Cecil. And Agatha actually defends him—says one day it's the fault of the postoffice, and the next that Cecil isn’t the kind of man to write letters. gether he Cool-Headed Friend 5y ALICE DUER MILLER “She's Joyal to him, Paula. She won't even flirt a little with Bobbie. I asked Bobbie particularly, because you know in old times . there was some question... and he is a handsome, charming boy . “You didn’t always think so,’ answered Paula, with her wise smile. Mrs. Morland sighed. ‘Dear Mra. Morland,’ said Paula, ‘no boy is any good—he’s just an inferior Cecil. What we want is a man of a different type entirely.” “Ah, if we could find him!” ‘He's coming on Friday.’ said Paula. RS. MORLAND was so much sur- MA orice that she stared with her mouth a trifle open. Paula explained about Ormsby. She made him sound extra- ordinarily romantic, even in the ears of an older woman. “Imagine, Paula said, and she rose to her feet and began to move about the lit- tle cabin, “he was as powerful and arbitrary as an Eastern satrap, yet as liberal and humane as a young American ought to be. They say there never was such a complete one-man power in the world—not Saladin, nor Napoleon, nor even Mussolini. When you see him, you'll get the feeling of a very remarkable man. He's not handsome, but he's tall and thin; and power, dear Mrs Moriand, flows from him. I assure you, if he wants Agatha, and practically all men do want Agatha, he'll have her.” “My dear,’’ said Mrs. Morland solemn- ly, “if you have done this for us ‘a Tears came into her eyes. They spent the rest of discussing how the idea of Mr. Ormsby could be presented to Agatha so that he would appear romantic without exciting her suspicions; for, ae her moth- er pointed out, if she thought that treach- ery to Cecil was contemplated, she might take the first train to New York. Paula was aided in her task by Ormeby's reputation. Other people knew anecdotes about him too and betrayed—more flatter- ing than anecdote or praise—a desire to assert acquaintance with -him.—‘‘Oh, yes, I know him, at Jeast I once saw him. "i Paula could see Agatha thinking it over, saying to herself, “If I weren't engaged, and perfectly loyal to Cecil. Paula heightened the portrait a little Mr. Morland and bis guests arrived just before dinner—supper, it was called in camp. Paula went to the main cabin in time to watch the whole spectacie, and found the new guest was already there. She introduced herself and he would have done the same, but she stopped him “Oh,” she said, “I know all about you, and what! didn’t know, I must confess, I made up—and I've done very well by you.” “IT hope I shall think so,"’ he replied, with just a faint trace of the dictator in his tone. “What have you made up?” “Characteristic anecdotes, I think you would call them,”’ said Paula, not at all alarmed by his dictatorship. ‘‘And would you tell me why?” “Yes, some day, but not now,” she re- turned, for other people were beginning to come in. Last of all came Agatha In a crimson dress. Paula, watching Ormsby at- tentively, saw that he was moved by her beauty. ‘‘So that’s all right,”’ she thought. their time to- Only her friend and her mother could have told that she was exerting her- self to win Ormsby, for no conscious effort was visible. She did not smile at him, or even talk to him very much, or sparkle. No, it was only that something tender and . GATHA sat next to him at the table. “Oh,” she said, “I know all about you, and what I don’t know I have made up.” confident seemed to emanate from her, something wondering and gentle, like a lit- tle child thrusting up a tiny hand into the hand of a grown-up. How well Paula knew that manner of Agatha’s—ehe had others, but that waa her best bet. After supper, when some people had set- tled down to bridge and others to books, Ormsby and Agatha wandered out on the piagza, and then onto the lake. Mrs. Mor- land and Paula exchanged quick glances of triumph. The next day, Saturday, things contin- ued to go well. Ormsby and Agatha went off to climb a neighboring mountain—an expedition which would have taken about two hours, and did actually consume all the time between luncheon and supper. In the evening, again the lake, moon- light and a canoe. Mrs. Morland could hard- ly conceal her high spirits. She found a moment to whisper to Paula, “It’s better even than we knew. He remembers see- ing her last summer on the Seatons’ yacht. Did she ever go on their yacht?” ‘Yes, I shall never forget it,’ answered Paula. “She and I went on board for a ewirmm, and I dived off the top-rail—to show off—wasn't it horrid of me? I blush when I think of it.”’ “My dear,’ said her hostess, “the man is perfect, and you are the cleverest girl ir the world.” “Very good at other people's lives,”’ said Paula. She went to bed feeling rather sad, thinking how incapable she was of doing for herself what she had done for her friend. HE next morning, Sunday, the first reverse occurred. When Agatha nes- tied toward Ormsby—for Agatha was one of those girls who can nestle without coming within three feet of a person—and asked if he would like to paddle her down the lake to do an errand at the inn, he anewered regretfully that he had some work to do which simply couldn't be put off an- other day. What did that mean? Paula looked at him to read his mind, and found he was looking calmly, almost defiantly, at her. In the afternoon he chose to play a four- some at golf with Paula and a young cou- ple. By evening, when he showed signs of repentance, Agatha had turned sulky, and would not listen to anything he suggested. Mrs. Morland and Paula exchanged glances of desperation and withdrew to the piagza. “What can be the matter?’ said Paula. a know what the trouble is,” returned the older woman. “The trouble is that in the early stages of an emotional relation all men are congenital idiots.” “Not this one—oh, not this one.” “Look for yourself,’ said Mre. Morland, and they both peered in the window. Orms- by seemed very self-possessed. “When a situation is once clear and defined, a man can be as wise, courageous. and decisive as @ woman—even more so, perhaps—but in the early stages, I repeat, they are all idiots. You flatter this man by thinking he has 4 plan. He hasn't. He has forgotten that he's going away at noon tomorrow. When he gets back to New York, he will tell some trusted friend that he has met his ideal woman, thet some day, if he is worthy, he hopes to make her his wife. His life will very likely be wrecked when he finds that she is marrying Cecil. And he'll never know that he had the whole situation in his own hand, and let it go.” ‘“Can he be as stupid as that?’ said Paula. “They all are,’ answered the older wom- an sadly. “Take my husband—a very clever man, you'll admit. We met first on the Sunday Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—March 6, 1 927. Aa. Tri @ FY is LAU ocean—10 days on a slow ship, and we fell wildly in love the first day out. We were together every moment. I1 was ready to order my trousseau on landing. But what did he do? He disappeared for two weeks, and then turned up with a wonderful plece of news—he was almost afraid to tell me —he was in love with me! I had to pretend to be surprised, and you can imagine what I had been going through during those two weeks.” Paula looked through the window a long time. Then she said, ‘Suppose a disinter- ested third person spoke to him.” “You, my dear?”’ Paula nodded. ‘It’s a chance, Mrs. Mor- land. It might kil] the romance, and yet I think I could do it so that it wouldn't. I will, if you say so.” Mrs. Morland did say so. only hope. HEN everyone began to drift away W to bed, Paula was found standing like a sentinel at Ormsby's elbow. She said: “Wait a moment, will you? I have something to say to you.” He made no answer, but remained in the deep shad- ows of the piazza, and no one appeared to notice that Paula remained there too. Presently they were alone. ‘Well?’ said Ormaby in his deep voice. “I want,’’ she said briskly, ‘‘to tell you something of human relations about which you seem to be ignorant.”’ “Such knowledge always comes in handy,” he replied. She wished now that she had chosen a spot for the interview where she could have seen his face. “l want to point out to you,” she said, “that in the early stages of an emotional! relation men are congenital idiots."" She stopped, finding the roof of her mouth dry. “You interest me very much,” he said. “Either they see and understand noth- ing, or they dare not act on what they see and understand.” “And are women wiser?’ “Yes, women in that early moment are wise—they see clearly and feel simply. Mr. Ormaby, there is a moment in the early stages of a love affair when a woman may be carried off her feet—a moment that never returns.” 3 “How do you know that?” he asked. ‘Are you iike that?” Of course, she had foreseen this compli- eation and was ready to deal with it. “No, I'm not. I'm not talking of myself..... 1 ‘But I should like to talk about you,’ said the voice out of the darkness. “No, you wouldn't, for I haven't any of these emotions. I'm as cold as a stone. All these emotions have passed me by.” “Am I to take thie as a warning?’ Something in his tone made Paula aware of the fact that she was unusually nervous. Her hands were like ice. ‘It's just a state- ment of fact,’ she replied drily. ‘‘l have always been a looker-on. As such, I can give you a valuabie piece of information— It seemed their that there is a moment which you must not let pase—no matter how bigh your motives. Prudence or humility, or. .... “Wait a bit, wait a bit,” he interrupted. “Think ef it from a man's point of view. It isn't pleasant to be repulsed by a wom- an you love—especially if you say to your- self that you mightn’t have been repulsed, if you had bad the self-control to walt a little.” “But that,” said Paula crossiy, ‘is just what I'm trying to tell you is wrong. You are less likely to be repulsed early than late. Be brave—riesk everything—ask for what you want—take it, if there seems... .” She continued to speak but less audi- bly, for she found she was enunciating in- to the serge pocket of Ormeby's coat. Having No Cares of Her Own, Paula Helped Others. This Case Worried Her, Until— HE intellectual type, as everybody knows, is slow to act—cannot act, In fact, until it has thought. For two or three seconds Paula did nothing, because she found herself unable to think out what it was she ought to do—and those two or three seconds were critical; they gave Ormsby an unshakable impression of suc- cess. “There's no use,” he said, “in giving me the top of your head to kiss.” By this time, Paula had reached the con- clusion that she ought to make an effort to get away. She tightened all her muscles. He did the same. | “Evidently you have not listened to a word I said,” she remarked, in a cold, bored tone. It would have been an excellent tone for a woman snubbing a man at the dis- tance of five feet. ‘‘Will you be so good as to let me go?" she said. “In a word, no. Would you raise your head for an instant?’ His hand was un- der her chin. “Certainly not.” He didn’t insist. ‘Well.’ he said, ‘‘we must think of a compromise. In diplo- matic deadlocks,”’ he continued, leaning his cheek on the top of her head, “‘it is my experience that you can always find a com- promise. But it takes time, and just at present, for some reason, my mind {is not working as clearly as it sometimes does.”’ There was a long pause. ‘You know I came out here,” said Paula —and even in her own ears the statement sounded foolish—"I came out here to speak to you about Agatha." “And yet you had the insolence to call me idlotic!”’ “You must remember that you and 1 have hardly even spoken to each other,”’ “I see you overrate the importance of words—-and if you will lift your -head for an instant... ." | at ‘Fortunately I'm a patient person.”’ “Patient! I don’t see any sign of it.” “No? You've seen all you're likely to see.”’ “But you never knew unt!!] Friday that I existed.’’ “Wrong, my dear. So right on basic principles—so wrong in detail' I saw you last summer dive off the rail of a yacht and thought you had the loveliest figure in the world. I saw you at >the theater the other evening—saw you! “You looked at me twice, good looks, too. smiling; I thought you had the prettiest mouth a man ever thought of too much. And when Mr. Morland told me that you had particularly asked him to ask me here for Sunday...” “He told you that?” cried Paula, and lifted her head in surprise. It was not by any means the first time a man had kissed Paula, but it was the first time there had been any real co-op- eration in the process. HEN ehe moved quietly along the WV path to her own cabin some time later, she was engaged in wonder- ing-—-not at the fact that she had fallen in love—not at the suddenness—not at the reversal of all her ideas about herself—but simply at this: that she was going to see Ormsby the next day. What could be more giorious than that! At breakfast she would see him. She would be stirring her cof- fee or helping herself to oatmeal, and she would look up and he would be in the room ———@as great a moment as had ever been in anyone's life. She turned on the light in her room, and found Mre. Morland sitting very alert and erect in an armchair. Paula looked at her —she had forgotten that her hostess ez- isted. ‘Well, my dear,’ said Mre. Moriand, ut terly unchanged by the complete alteration that had taken place in the universe. “You were some time, but I suppose you accom- plished a great deal?” ‘Well.’ sald Paula, and no judge upon the bench could have weighed a word more carefully-—only she did not seem to be abie to think of any others to add to it, Mre. Morland wriggied down into the chair. “Tell me just what happened,” she said. Paula's mind—that magnificent and far- famed organ—did not respond to the de- mand made upon tt. “Well,” she said again, and added, with an effort, “I think perhaps I cleared the situation up a lit- tle.”’ There was a pause, and then Mrs. Mor- land said, “! should say you had.” Paulie stared at her, and she went on: “I was sitting just inside the window all the time. I heard every word—not that there was #0 much talking done, either.’’ It was a moment for a wise woman to make a complete explanation—to set her- self right—it was a crisis, and Paula had always been good in crisess but what she said now was quite unlike Paula. She said, “Oh, Mrs. Morland, don’t you think he’s wonderful?” (Copyright for the }ost-Dispatch.) Page Seven. 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—_ pd x ¥ ae > ; m %. uaa Pi ————— ’ — «= GROSS EXAGGERATIONS FROM it should be insite a bomb so—— “S'lonk—so like I was saying. Brutus, mommviy pag—beeen Sh-eh-sh Pipe don bere he we'll hall kraut arond heem solli say ooy -Hay—I tink dey trying te comes. -Hollo. Julie, hold top, we ‘Why does it lay a cheecken a bagg, sessinate me'! as was jost tukking wot @ great guy you Julius’ So he'll henswers ‘In hor- Kraut: “H'm—Yozw ketch right | : are, ha, Brutus?” der he shouldn't break it!' So whan dun't you?” 3 So Sizser sad: “Hollo, Brutus—— he'll geeve de henswer'll be de tsigna] Wot dey gafe heem witt de Wot's dees? You kerrying now a we should give heem de woiks'!'” —wot it looked gradually @& cane’? Oh———oxcuse me—it's YOU POT TWO ment like it came beck jost trem —skerkrow'!! H’m—stend front- Sootaayer: Bewerr from de hides wat-wush lundry ways 80 I could see you! Wal, wal— from Motch, Sizzer':” So dees was de conclusion frog De skaleton in harmor. he? Steel Siszer: “Why I should bewerr from Sizzer HOW IT GOT BOMPED HUFF Kessius, dot jeep, was trying to in- = ee JULIUS SIZZER. wiggle heem in he should uilso be ULIUS SIZZER was a Hemperor skeeny, occuring de whaddage wot from Rumm wot he liked honly fet meesery luffs weesitors.) “Wot pipple. So was likewice leeving you'll hev, Brootie?? Try de grape- in Rumm a conspeerator wot he was froot witt a leedle peeckles witt entitled Kessius—wot he was werry lamon-jooze!'—Wit a pine-hepple— werry skinny wot he weighed grad- goot———Come we'll go now by a ually a tuttle from ninety-hate ponds Toikish bett we'll lay arond gradual- ——(soaking wat yat)—witt de har- ly in de stim-romm, I should tukk Look: A WEIGHT New Wardrobe £ rit : hoy ition! !” mor on witt a monkey wranch yat over a prepositio » > c —_ training for a jockey, ha’ You de Hides from Motch Coprrts in de beck pocket, witt a heepo hun- g , }- f is by ib oa , = So Brutus sad: “Ho K, is by me agrib- deedn't sleeped yat don de drain-pipe Sootsayer: “It stends in de Crysta! . ' der wan harm ivvin'! So in view ' : s eas : - . ' ae haulie & hol ble from a battob?’ Wal, wal—«atting Ball signs you should bewerr from VY e rom de sieem phizzik he was awnhole _ ee ss ti Tei delte Bineee Ge from ©° Meesiuswaic: “Tou Show Coes guy woister avery day. Shot one heye so de Hides from. Motch ime in FOLCD ¥ % Si eT ~ ni . o oomr sas ” ~~ ee“ . “ > 2 . ) Sizzer” you'll look gradually like a niddie!!! Sizzer Noo. it etends ulso in de Weer * S monning tee! nite he was itting brad . : ns ney come 2 itt , t ‘hk ¢ crim | rehb.” Hmm—sonds like a pair from dice sobway signs I should dreenk Cuca- “ low ce work : wi “ poltatiss Wi t meei wit Cc - _ . af ee . us | > ee ia ae eae ar vs Ww ' t br de Cola is dees a criterion‘ H m— — or adec garments : . witt botter witt hall kinds from ‘So lat’s we should cruk heem whan he wukks: So tonight by d ait ' old. o& - “— able OW i r t ] D eeve @ i00K 8&8 Whole mop—Hey wii save stotchy foods it should inkriss by So Brutus sad: Why should we cruk dence werr at list a peeiow onder de & He: | pee ” ’ » _ - ~? ‘ heem de heverdupois. So de murr heem??”’ gomment odder a balloon. a blun-opp wot you teenk diss is boyiss’?? De Lent Chaves ag — €e¢ TD e at er upois oc . Aas sé : . : » , , name ied — ee ee \ « - . er , ul hab! h Kenel Stritt sobway tion? Should Merely Pere ee LES wot he hate. so de sleemer crew de So Keaesius sad “Bicuss it itches by ae one, I should be habie I should look St: ay station’ Should tad acdrem al %. eggs sins. hangings . P ess a a__“wy wi sem de palm vou in de faze——beg from bones. I know why it lays a cheecken hages’ rives pay portman ema’ depen of fe Eee — | lerwes elicate ' A reegure Spo ne sac— y ‘ \ ‘ y y-- heem e paitm ” H % scrortiag ‘se var serret ruies fer § arm it on uive ‘ e “en a. a ’ ' ’ ha , 7 v— —f ’ ; lia tT feer ten ' ‘ 7 , . I'll hev to skim opp a skimm!! So So Brutus said “H'm for mine tukk! Deedn’t I saw heem de odder how??? Witt knifes witt deggers you a’ put away de deggers ace, giving birth date Agere = © GaGaee eat af ; ‘1 ’ ; tere , t , ietf ee t I tol vO. Ny s ne¢ m dé iw@P.0-LUCK CO... see k Tramone ins he ren queeck by Brutus wot he pott it could itch by heem hall over night in de badroom in de front from maybe So Kessius gafe a ieff HA HA HA Didn't I told you guys—neex on d Some, & ED? ‘ 4 . d rs . . me a¢ * me calf =n " =]. oo so . = sad so I'm werry leebral-minded. Besites, a meeror a whole night trying hon How abott peestois?? HA You sure a penic, Julius, —=—=—__ FREE © etki : Re ' f : , 7? ss . , + » b T tint tir - "> mom % “Hollo, hold top———come lat's we he's a good guy-——He riffused he crons?? Ha Ha'—riffused a cron Too motch noise. We could tie heem I soitinly gatting a keeck from you og Sie aa : & ok acoiidl should tie on de nuzz-beg''” (Brutus shouid accept a cron. —Benena Hoil!'—' maybe on a railroad trecs it gueeps ivvon if is on me de juk eple ‘ . ai ‘ ; : . ' : ‘i sues m or is 4 a —— j , St le + a“ ¢ by de way, was redder rotund. So So Kessius sad “Ha ha'—A prass- So Brutus sad YI YI YI'! Sofor should come alung de train———— S'ionk (Of cuss, he rilly deedn't 3 a J > * ‘ 4 a > ‘ ww ; ‘ # : % " . > y hagent geg'! Dot's jost noosepaper dees we'll geeve heem de woiks' So ‘Nup I got it—we'll sand heem a cake minn it he was jost hecting a pot.) Pe: ; ; Reparceling the Nat 3 “3 The Selig Si MRS. DUMBLY od of th " : y f Py ; / \ A for . The Salad Shortage. : ° The End of the Program. : — Make ¢ NEW fi i, a ‘ baa 4 ————— : | - a 7 — “3 + a 4 HE minutes of the last meeting for expanding the salads. ‘‘Miss High- cry at every one of our club meetings. the teeth on the side of the mouth “S gi J . oat of our club were minutes of notes was to have sung then, but we'll And I couldn't do anything about it. nearest the user's companion. It lifts a : agony to me! Of course. I'm just put ber on later.”’ for I had to go to the kitchen to tell the upper Up gently on one side, giv- frightfully interested in our campaign And then I saw that Miss Highnotes Katie to take a halfa grape anda half ing the mouth the aprearance cf that 7 ~ | to prevent the use of toothpicks in the stood beside me, with her eyebrows a nut off each salad to make two more of an Airedale about to snari ~ ? ; ‘nited States of jerica—I think its lifted like two exclamation points ut for two ladies who fh just come in United § tates of Amé Ca i , . ed like - im ri . [ = wes , ad ; b - jus . . _ CONCLUDE saa eeeh Seth © nee 5 just perfectly lovely to belong tO a I explained to her tactfuly Oh, and when I got back {t was time fo! i ; . | . | | sionate piea that th ociety do a: elub so that you can spend your time Miss Highnotes, you've no idea how me to read my paper : Pa res tae BCCI S : F 'm t¢ > ee ¢ eh _ : in its wer to stam Out this es pr venting things—and I'm horrit i¥ the ladies fee] about your singidi At lf | do say BO—— / write rather we! po =) ; ; —s ne ik : PERE Sg ret a ae % , hbeauty-destroyving evil. ’ es thrilled about our carrying the cam- the last meeting they passed @ resOlu- One of the ladies told me afterwards rT oGB y P 4 m4 , \- Ses a am i = ; ) nen siz ilttle girls dressed to rep | wes 2 palzkD to the State Legisiature— but I L105 of thanks when you a finished that if T could change my vocabulary aie toothp! tale ps. i ned Ae ~*~ se hres td > - on —— s + a _ ae o0 > oo" “ . ‘ © ist . ~ oa S E : P) , a 7 ° i Li CU ‘ went UV Be ALILCUEU oO Lei) women anc ‘ao "1 > | ar — . = — - : ‘ ae , OF OUT CA TD DaALIET a iif@al i? ks 6 4 wv no : 7 eo a i¢ ed aw a A Sale tale hie atelele se ~ — ferme, 7h 7 ‘ , fj 4 Siiu G@& - a) ad wa ea SB .AC And ‘44. Al oe 4 aa QO BiuU Disa ‘ Oat res' Ou! a letter containing the text of the reso- a * wy iw tis ~~ 5 “re ,oOonr - a” ere nm? ~at — +h oe — a. ~ ‘ , _ . an on 6 » _ 4 _ — ~ ih ; LDR @ (tié eenaiiedl e m st eine tin Aas £& c ave MaKe Lai ee hae o BR ak Ni = 5 FY aacc U- 4 & Vel OW es lauranis ana afeteriaa lution to the Mavor the Chief of Po- been made of it. after ali the troudie aje “> waa direct the Too ; ‘so realize that men men 4 ) " - is a > ™ nose « : ee ealize Luar men, women anc even iice, the Governor of our State. our : j i3 ——W Th . meelil - ; . g née A ) =F roo nT * ‘. arc oo . grea ‘A a1 * mo . oo? “an S&S ~ i - “wor — . Aerie >| . _ . ' : a | z Pages rc wec me ta tO tei: mM Sweet YOURE Airis, a: OV ur VrOeG State Senator and President Coolidge Has No Gas Now! t In ‘ inoVvUse a ei Gg m ¥ 2 Viiigz \ * worry a? . ‘ | r r ~~ : eel. 77? etal "% -—- P a id — * & re ann ~~ O* “er ow a cy ° : , ae _ erase SES SEUUEC! tO ete mea., anc vou, too, Can Smue at inciged= | e ee around when Mrs. Wouldbegrand. cur dave minged—that they should have great cities after any meal would Big at our campaign received press pub- When b oO : ton. Stops al gas anc Deiching Ends fe Gr hw ey vresiden . Ca me ee me w ith Bil +i © ql 42% 82% 5G. Ss.s of ue cam a izD }. ae r AA . ] . ad j = Aq "ea cr ee rif rrigD iicity sour ls ag, ~~ ms "g A iittue a. pe | : ww gd phalanzes of beads on her chest paipi- heart rather than their own place on Illinois, to Hollywood, California. The Ww be forzot to hey , way bv f S] an i: a your stomach seecs: . : : | * somehow forgot to have Miss There are many ways a baby has of expressing any pam tomach neec have appeared third on the program. end—but I told them they might ap- converted into lumber, furnish the wave anthine hnt the interaate af aur Ss “ Every druggist has Stuart's tablets, 25 a a a a a Ie we ‘ NE. Pe meats wel ave DOtnIAg Out the interests OF Our ' ness, a constant turning of the head or of the whole body, fre and Gc, Or. a fall em fee ot ee take chances every day said she had to leave eariy and that, pear iast wood tC ind : en ampaign at heart But I do think. ; her . , = - oat or eat at 4 hen Mies BMishantes fenced tha’ S ore ner ee | nt and other ways a baby tells vou there 1s somet special coupon below. Get a metal bex of y fi or not at all Mi S ot id nts , oD ; . . in these : , . on Use this soap—removes Oh, that's all right,” I said, trying : nsferred to the mi : : . ny ty] ~ Most mothers know that a disordered stomach, or bowels that A set weinach for ta al? = ed ’ 2 ¥ . 4s f StOMaSCA Sor Ppenly-Ro rs. germs aS wes: as dirt to remember the introductions to my the program she went downstairs and of coatume. but is seen mainly on the CAROL BROWN not act naturally are the Cause Of most of baby > sufferings. + ceca tameati ie tee . | idy has : t nt tor the Post-Dispatct _for the doctor is the frst thought, but in the event of any Gam i A. STUART COMPANY 7 ” member of your family must touch Sse honld t a eer fe remedy aa ae } | F. CART COMPANT things which may he germ-laden. Tel rnere $ oud pe reacy at ian a sare e 4) sul 5S . Castodria. | ephones. doorknobs, money, car straps. ret ; | ' 4 ERE school books—all hese and many more Home-Made Opera. R ] N A R N is No Officioas Firemen. | é é . : PAID a box of Stuart's tablets | . Cage Mey wrenemit germs to hands. Preserving the Illusion. G L The Antique Lieutenant Castoria has been used for baby’s ailments for over H ? : : PPO. ot ccteds ' ' om : by. a tatin th excitement to say thet Miss the program—and anyway I do think toothpicks mantpulated by diners of tiehan: PS iin il . , ‘ 5 ae sang Apa pnupacporetigs mages Pm ; ee : noggin 5% ners Of Highnotes sing, but I don't think she irregularity or digression from its normal condition of healti Full Box FREE! angem, the piano soloist, who wasto my speech should have come at the is country at one dinner would. if enanid hava minde i i . wee ; our an a - a * s * v a 4 c A . “ai ‘ave minded I yf . uTse happiness. A short sharp cry, a prolonged irritated cry. . pe i . > oo] y A £ wh * al 4 s 3 b + 3 I “ t+ a“ , 3 ? L S a t £ pe * c , st a * ¢ & = a ‘ - +. we i T & D tc ; ANY times a day, you and ever, sper ans & a The Life Extension Institute lists 27 and has merited the good will of the family physician in a germ diseases that hands may spread > THE EDITOR Sg Hees eae ee ee ae =e ” re ' a is . fi; rus from touching thing ranging : ae >; EDITOR it May s | got have added that when you get Mr. Rockefeller. and their acting is pendicular And Lieutenant Pinker- not equaied OY any otner Dabdy §s medicine because of its . in _* ‘ ~ © mein th is Dl ? : ae or ‘ 3 , .. , a te ‘ ie mon a > + i , “a . . rom colds and grippe to diphtheria. kind of late to Dring this sudje «=> id And remember this: Castorta is essentially a baby's remedy epee am aa the purifymg toilet soap—Lifebuoy. the Chicago Opera company broadcast- a!! through the performance and whe: eae a ee ee rear admirel’s cat Deli tfully refreshing and cleansing, hy ! : : ~ 9 . A a4 ADS ; a8 ‘ar aa : e Dr nt r , 2 2 QO”? avd , Wear.De a a! agmira: © r +4 . ‘ » 1 * . : Wh . * ul ed the Garden scene from Faust, the ever the musi¢e is efther too dull of a in thie Wee rden and bells not a cure-all for every member of the family. at might s | UA a4 I S for skin. & preventive ot © apis . == cerned "ve 2 aus : a J : ; = a P s + . - a a an - rr. aie o . —— a —_— » bx oe . ss . “i ig “ 7 7 : , . , - ~ . | a odor, this favorite toilet soap of radio editor of a New York paper too exciting rou can reach for a bottle scene. which was the first of the broad- vou 18 too often dangerous when given to a babe. | = millions also safeguards health. Its made the remark in print that he did and freshen yourself up. And you ; : , 7 OW her little sch I antiseptic lather removes perms seis up. ADG YOU casts. the only two of them I ever 0 ere is a -little scheme I! SPEPSIA TABLETS . not e oh it . « aa vthin nr “~ a nm? ~ r © * a ° . - | ?. _ ; . ‘ i ' ; P an ° . ° , , 4 ~ . Lifebuoy’s clean, hygienic scent— wngieeas tain vais § Sor pre ee > pay no $7.70 for rour geen on the stage wae Irene Pavioska —~ | lave been working on and | To avoid imitations always look, for the signature of : | ) “whee (oO get excited about because opera Was at . ~ , 7s : , ; Ren Oi rasa which quickly evaporates after rinsing 7 . P = and Maria Claessens. As I remember | gladly pass it aioag for what Proven directions on each package. Physicians everywhere recommend " . . , Ao? . ‘~*~ ] rr t4 a +4 7 > “ > ; . : a es a 7 E® : ; ; oe ee ee ee [oo SoM. oes her love m De in soprano and ‘+ Can Well, first bury libretto or 3 seek eunhialh bebtinles a wee tintin shat te eth eee ek | Goes oeFr if la@KiDE in sopranc and 't Cana . OUY & : i . a | Health Soa nm oe a ha ooo ylaenoe porter sehr ties.» Be Me auc :aces would take a strong imagination to opera guide and get the story is | - have to dreas but could loll around in which it is hardly fair to cajl by that : for hand is ! "| : ——— ; 4. waich her acd believe she waz anrbody your mind Then buy a couple Pun Get Dyer’s Direct Treatment $-face- the ease and comfort of bedroom Sslip- name, and the chorus men has to wear ne Teen De ving) har ee ’ ~ e nictur “indica! = 7 we k i . H Dut irene Pavioska, whereas if you of moving picture periodicals or a a pers. kimona and DigAtzgown ¢ bear . . - om PY ee es » oe ¥ n tee : ds 80 pevy =e MSR Suey ace don't watch her you can just pretend magazine like Vanity Fair that runs ae es eo » ~ - ~ ? ; » € *? ~J |» . = eo TO APPLY she is one Of Marguerite’s girl friends pictures of pretty gais. Seiect @ pic oy AND FREE | ~ -* ’ a «a 7% e« a -— + - « > : ‘ . 4 sf a come to call. Madame Claessens plays ture of, say. Anastasia Reiily, cut it amy, - : os up so it don't make no difference name it Santuzza. Then do the same TO TRY if vou see her or not You cap bet with a picture of Gertrude Lawrence ~ a be = SICK F =e , is me un fo | ’ ‘ ; em iia ae & no © used : she is mace up to look old enough as and name it Loia. A man in a koliegi- z ; my er wrote us that is the least of a opera star's ate klothes ad or a picture of Jack : Neen, : . ’ tever. suffere: rows . trouodles Barrymore or Menjou will do for Tur- . | pdt Sn dd Loia's husband, Alfio, is de- * 4 a — wing Dow Quick 1 re ~ ' 5 if ~ ; = ; . . . - ® ~- : - mh same may ce said of M acrided as & Carter, so the next tax! * the : n if ; Vanni-Marcoux, who sang Me- you ride in, tear out the driver's pic- " at “oh ~ — : hae ~ 7 e _ ae ~_* n ¢; " as > * we pauistophe.es and probably had tyre and that will be O. K. for him a a tre ° * % o aif ~~ ** = ~ -_ — y pe : r 4 we > ‘ mite FP 12 | t. ua Va j eA ; get a su) adie Lue a out ~~ P oll m 2 - : , 2° % F Mise f £007 sf }? Vis _ i") #- ek > b ae > ™ ¢ - ~ - “~~ = * - - == : 7. ™ - 4 - BAGS NO they nme It yox'res pussle tan—CAN YOU FIND THE TWIN : jason h argu any tabloid that happens to be runrina eum: . a. = . GS? NO, they alike-—even though they Ook alike. ly two rite has «cot one of the prettiest mather stare * —— ete lat . fs . these Dags are identical in every way. Some have the § sign. others do not ical eee | ot : 5 ee The Detro Athietie 4: FREDERICK DYER CO. Suite 212 Dre ; % some have one ‘ine under penny ciphers, some two lines, some have comma voices . ever neard, Sut just the same Ciuyb News often prints a photograph Beildias. Jechsee. Mich.. end 40 it wade? between the 3 and 5, some have two tee strings, some none. some one string Marguerite - “rears eae : ne aS le + pm mgmt. Each one is different from the rest acept two — ‘ArBuerite Was suppoesed to De a Tiap- of an entire Zieagfeid or Gene Buck =— po : EE RGD WER 8 Crond—~ cund your anewer per and inasmuch as Miss Mason has chorus. Get one of these and use it ie ; ‘ t ind the Twin Ba . een SN Zing ieading roies for severa) for your ensen ble ° an | vears and provdaDdiy took af ieast two il : ; | ' ; For a stage, place a table f the .! : + | arm ng to give someone a check for $3500.00 cash — and 399 checks °o or three montis iessons before she : Na : 7 399 ot persona, making a total of 4) prises altogether We have aireadr ; | oud speaker and when your Opera be- . ,} ‘ . given over $37,500.00 of vaiuabie prizes to advertise our business. sthrted in, Wao i det you wouidn t ns doll ‘ } 4 ring, move your pape 6i] rou to : Leoia L. SSasiene of | = a, won SB00 OO Mire. Williem Bere never mistake her o@ of off the atas Z no your paper dociis around tc : Beart Oougtas mi Th — : ne ‘ ‘ ./ a A ‘- na * ' »r* au it t Poy act! _- When nn 4 Bee ~ 9 J 5 3 ven 81373 od prise; Mre. Lewis $1350 0Oprize:; and decens of others - 2m ‘ _ dde@ are crooning their pretty duet Ow 3 a. a ae ~ - . 2 | Rogers, Box 564, Monengnheia.Ps.. - end new YOU can get this £3500! Mr. Hackett, In the story. Mephisto will be look! t Jack B ° Z oe receus Or toe i | ; : 3 , u i okin ’ - we 4 : Oe" : , 400 Cash Prizes! Cut out the ad und send your name and address ifts hie face and renews his youth and " : 6 at va erry more Seats PUNCTURIS Inst : C > ; ints *‘owa ‘ : sae , ve 6 8 na {; rer? , ~— oo , - , 7 . i , . ' = i -'\e vere . -~* a and Ore = ! Duplicate orises w:/! Snealénaneeet eee a yet i Willi wager that when he made : = ace Larrea, pregle we There's a way to Keep your fair bit of it. Purs xaip m the == . A ettection ‘made in minute © a ~* a4 —T —— = . . a" ‘ . ‘ ; ; . 2* " * ae e? = 7 Pe oe . - 2 ih . i - uid 22, ,e Ve migzgiis ave oes i for just-so witho . . of th b: ~. . : ; — rect « — howe epee 3 5 For is entrance in Act 2, nobody said, 00, nener and , without any of that objection- condition. Invigorates hair ete skis tn presery ng rubber s , ; PACS aoef aid not people that look i. # a : = " . wore s | = +s ~ . ‘ ' = T : on fe — a , Wh eres Jackie Coogan : abie, plastered-down LOOK. ust u - — . 7 CouBting Tire Mileage Sen Promptness: ike they must have been hauled to J se roots. Why use anything me wUR antag cing iced 4! ‘as. + - * 2 Pmsan a rr Won never forget mm‘ mat attend the th neater in two Mack trucks and , ou ance &t'Madem- Bathory. { teed ee che: as through hair, or use a Danderine- Ask Your | 7 “a iD tha *n one or Doth of them fina)i+ 4 4 ae story Defeore | went and was look- gets killea «% ea am ed towel—vrou!! : g i. it iw because the head of pened towei—you 11 be amazed at | Ger a bottle of Danderime oe pee a tew drops of Danderine—comb ‘+ PS Bae a Tee Fen ee nn om ' * & omg setad hen > g? Fy “Sted ~~ Making « total fret prise YOU CAN WIN — §3.500.0. SEND VO MONEY — aothing to buy sew or ever—ust find twin bage— mark thern— answer today F. G. Stayten, Adv. Mgr., Reem 463 $4". Mineu & ama. ) “epons’>.« oa oer FREE SAMPLE aha Bee ae a ae Ld ‘- ng for Cho-Cho-San to be a beautifu —— a . ; . * iii * - oe : Set . } a i : 4 Biuiie ai ¢ A ee ,.OU se Das dacic ead LA. ’ the way your hair then behaves. and its benefits today E very ar QTSK. MAKE rwes Test 7 > 4 ~~, ~~ sd . 4 3 ~~? 3 | a. ca nh ° never crow nO ie rger ts heautifu! . 9 . , ar ce inte s Cre a roo « ef. : ' se ‘eBe: ee : .ustre Any r ent ' Som owt . gai and Lieutenant Pinkerton the kind That is my scheme for stav-at-h Rey permen America has it, for only 35e. ps o aut, If pep are ast aohghtad Z - ne Bers? . @ 4 : 25> _ouiewmie ji Jt v-@° Pome wave or water wav I ; | - ™ - ‘or pour ti rows Fs é $3 500 2 YOuUOR, 8:1 naval officer Nat ii pera goers and any ideas you na = ; ave ‘asts much ‘onger finest dressing ¥OuU could ind, : e st pay you vo ge the tacts 4 : + ; ” F ao : ; oe a. es , : ’ . oa , . ‘ z - ger ¥ “an ¢t j e. gals goes crazy over. Well, the two have te aé4 to it. why eddrem ¢ and looks much nicer when Danderine best aid to hair health yet a post Det you eae mae imme iO. SFE — ee . ran aig o — enn : . “ " ‘ 2 = oFe ne 75 ; b a mAs urned . o be Ita an LAMes ‘Oo your sgelighborh sod dru g@ziet or 4 is used instead of water to set the just trv— f : encore ehtaricn inp ooore oa +h be eee P _— . ‘ } Oe eee: etre : . hat had made up for the part by rect to “The ta nag wave. : 'f Pelt partiewlers. be a Mange Grea \ , i aiking > ote, incite aunitnen 3 ; ech Of . < saneeine Sees and » frog someie = . ontal eyebrows Long Isiand RING LARDNER course, you know what Dander- D d Snry 4 a hy 45G p@inting on some that an ner : , : an e ; . Rete eke ome at Was pe Copyrtent for the Post-Diacatet ine does to dandruff. Dissolves every oid & CO. 10 © lactase Bea dest +v9 ge < eee cn Page wht. ; ; a - Sunday Magazine—Si. Louwis Post-Dispatch—March 6, 1927. ee fa

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RY a 10m mbiy pag-—beezness—__w) oy-—-Hay—TI tink dey try; : 4] assinate me'!’’ : cio: ut: “H'm-—You ketch rj gh dun't you?” ™, ot dey gafe heem witt de deggers wot it looked gradually de er ment like it came beck jost fr at-wush lundry. dees was de conclusion from Jul {2zer. MILT GROSs (Copyright for the Post-Dispateh ) ee ee OM 4 ° . — e OR LUC Spucay WORLDS HAND SOK. | Foo 4 WISHING eee “2 Many wearers as them }. lark ou w vives. pey postman egpali dopestt of dhe mon it ar acrorfing ts our seeret rules for 6 daye if ar it than fescinated with it, write end tell ca sheun omee, giving birth date Adare ont it af *’ eee —=—=—==. New Wardrobe Overnight! new ‘. ades a guick as Wear all the they come in sty Ie It doesn't take money— ‘ 7 WASSER AREER URLS oo ; ORIA Complains. has of expressing any pain or ant gfew cents Ww’ rth of dye. Get out your 4, doll or faded garments now—tomorrow oul have 8 closet full of fashionable clothes’ Perfect results Tg Dye you! curtains, Na! Bi x (ron | Give your underwear Ge sieeve tints ie _ if you use real dye. Use original, piamond dyes. FREE now, fr: 5 + r or ERIS! = Dia- mond Dye Cyclopedia, simpre airections, wondertul suggest ; - Ask pot actua piectsgr¥s - eta — Ag Or Dig. illus- mee woror Sreit free, Bb you write piAMOND DYES. Dept. R, Burlington, Vt. Pamond Dyes Make it NEW for 15 cts! hy ver other colors. 4. spreads too. — Has No Gas Now! Once a woman of her age had to be eareful. Today, she eats anything she ‘wants! A Stuart tablet—and after-eating distress vanishes. Chew a Stuart tablet after the heartiest meal, and you, too, can smile at indiges- tion. Stops all gas and belching. Ends sour risings, belching. A little alkaline is all your stomach needs! s normal condition of health and prolonged irritated cry. Restless- ad or of the whole body, fretful. lls you there is something wrong. dered stomach, or bowels that do most of baby’s sufferings. A call t, but in the event of any delay safe remedy such as Fletcher's Full Box FREE! Every druggist has Stuart's tablets, 25c and 60c. Or, a full box free if you mail special coupon below. Get a metal box of Stuart's for the pocket—and keep it filled A sweet stomach for twenty-five cents. ae F, A. STUART COMPANY Dept. 709, Marshall, M : Please send me FREE and POST- ! PAID a box of Stuart’s tablets ‘ “> aby’s ailments for over 30 ycars the family physician in a measure medicine because of its harmless ul. is essentially a baby’s remedy and of the family. What might help given to a babe. eee i i ccece : Pies « TUART'S e signature of elke Physicians everywhere recommend i —— DYSPEPSIA TABLETS i aeeemenenseinanimmentaaaiaetia _ ; i ae f Rh »* 3 Pe oe ‘Fe . - Behave But t Show! bit of it. Puts scalp in the pink # condition. Invigorates hair and hair roots. Why use anything else? Ask Your Druggist Get a bottle of Danderine and start its benefits today. Every drugstore in | America has it, for only 35c. For | finest dressing you could find, and _ best aid to hair health yet discové just try— Danderine ee DON’T SUFFER WITH MREUMATISM Get Dyer’s Direct Treatment iT’S EASY TO APPLY crr iq } ¢ lk = +, he sand have used ‘ } ter wrote us ‘ , - cav em pe Qn ‘ ‘ a+ .s . anen re ef VA Cw ne ete ha « 3° ere > : er ery Pain 4, lorm of rhe : . . . : 4 ls he ‘ aa $ be 1 Thus ee 2nd Res, c he Treatment— Um ‘ a se ‘ . . i/Ta e- i - reise. | . g howe , cr oe " ite a « v fe # nee ar Lame negs ‘ . 4 i A every ° ha the od A > try | will we e treater ‘ 78 your own cane « am kpow toes the work r e w we t . th ent hen You are r ‘ -' ‘ome f , & — WZ Tm 4 TOm ewe ° P _ ¢ . + we ‘ " a4 " YOU May end us one ; But erad a Rohe y u } r r ¢ « e fror ; _ = oeeals 50 ‘r . . bia ‘ow Ney ‘ " . mn mes Mhuced. Send your Mame tc PREDERICK DYER CO , Suite 212 Dyer _ Jackson. Mich.. and doit todey. Nabgtsiey ioctnee Botnet AOE MENTS baceis Tires Hammered Full of Nalis, k mo Air. GALACITE @ new iscous Pneume Cement » LIQViIp) ‘ Seals PUNCTURES Instantly ~the very moment they oceur. One ep- i Pu Ptieetion made in a minute without /j taking tireo* w hee! orrim does the work. riow |eake anc porous tubes.Gala- cite aide in preserving rubber often Goubiing Tire Mileage Dor! confuse with anything else intended for the SAME Purposes elactte ie new diferent clean and scientifically correct. Made by siong estab!ished highly rated Bo- Qhcia.ly responsibie concern. = “Ty =o rey re ~” i — “oO _— rv * » you for your time and trouble. 1 wilt pey yeu to get the feete te and get them NOW. You can't “er DOtt but you ean make immedt- rr Profits that ere amazing Me telh- . ~ hy: - Salie ir ano tire We k owr at Yi" Advertisements aed chreulare \ , * 3 -_ ~ . and, above all. good coffee Sinee her husband had been a coffee merchant ‘* . en . >» se ] *) . ’ P) .% , it’ W&s natural that she should tur ti + oan cm P » ‘ . (his Dusiness as a means of support a > 14 ’ “-, ¢ ) f +} | she believed that she could find market for a superior coffee. the roas't- ‘> , P ‘ ; ifn? ; ? ’ ’ - * ing Of which she herself would super- Ee ee ee ~ a ) SYariopee ’ , . ; ‘ , ‘ : er : . ; , , +i ‘ > COTheé Una! aTLIAL= At i A > ; , i tere s | : s' “a ‘ ; y\? ivy jaa asia /™) 4 g =| i's il pill i . 4 “© | t it ais ] oo «- 1 = } ‘ ‘\ A > ‘ of thie CABNOT ? > . ‘ 1 ' Phy wait irae ed : . + , e ; \! a prasad COS : “ ~o : : . ‘ ‘ " | ry if , ‘ Neacs \ ‘ ‘ : rey; e in a j ‘ ‘ : , ‘ : “? ( ‘ 2 Spal ~ t eT wN A . Ms " ‘ f* ; i ‘? i eg Toy? Sa Lf anid t? j* « 7 mcs f a alia mn . } ’ ’ . ; ~ f ’ ’ j TALIA WI f i f iif ii epee af..é , i . o “40 THE Greenwich Village sho 4-Day Treatments Free FRE ion-~dollar lease she eat | fre nai lo ai! Gem-Lovere anewering the ad.we eo - 8 Franklin Was No Poor Richard to the French While Serving in Paris as the American Ambassador, He Was Noted for His Good Dinners, According to the Latest Evidence. 4 lice i Vote Me Dougall. MOND of exquisite beauty. We do thu to TANDAFD LABOQGPATORIES Sta. W.' 02 i? j i - j ’ : \ ; ‘ , + ¢ , ; ‘ ’ '? _ , | - - ‘ 4 ‘ J : i chi i Th, " . oh i ‘ " | . ‘ a ° / + , ; , ‘ Ase ’ «\ ' | " . + * _ 4 ,° 4 rh, ' »? . P ia ‘ ' s ’ (A Ai} ' i ius ; ; ’ . ‘ ‘ ; % ¥ ; «i Ci ' a hit s ba Lia : . ' : 2? uy ; “4 ; ’ ’ ‘ morth ABSOLUTELY FREE. a eharges we that an vreat regt-oranel Ty corat perfect cot and polehed CALIFORNIA a G oe ariv ert Sror her Vilen had jpned , +e , | roarveious MEW GEM the CALIFORNIA BTEEL BLUE , : CIiAMOND, rota ceruine diamond but positively mateh: rep ki [29% ta 46 ‘ SiIOE BY SIDE the freat $50 90 first water dian eut-briiliancy, eed desziing reinbow fire Amer : » ow ion price, briiliancy guaranteed for life Meil pectol ted fur FREE GEM and actual photwe of Stee! Hive lian . i> mut eat " \é nture ' . lDpecer bogey ] es bag Ovens > 3 int ) sineas \ir « \ Tye rae a, Caliternia Diamend Co Dept. 9 Monterey Cal. i” ‘ , I ’ q' =i “ ‘ . ; ; ; v; ~ Ww pee 4 “A { | yl ~ “0's Dreatiie eS ee EAR SPECIALIST SPROULE —panis Biy is 104 Cornhill Building Boston. Mase. Resides -« “na . nee, will eend the }, & one Dia- our —— eee ‘ - nition davs Ca? Ss : ' , 4 f J - | : nis ; } ei = erage wae Stains. No scrubbing to fray the edges So safe—economical, too! f Louis X\ = a Seas m 7 —no hard rubbing to wear things chin. before the ere | ca ey slated niga He Clothes last longer, keep their colors It’s so safe, too. Rinso contains ne ) ried Louis, Marie A : vee rey. WErN ae a better, this safe, soak-and-rinse way. acids, bleaches or harmful chemicals. Arad ‘ ‘ ere eg F . 7 aay. mo re ww ; ne ae -the nresent we slowness, while f Watch dirt float off And ECONOMICAL: It’s ; ‘| you need on lutionary & Wis ecid- § f BRliver Ut! ets There are many laundry soaps, but washday—no bar soaps, Chips or powders. d that ir e useful to his lygue f the King nothing like Rinso. It gives thick suds, Get Rinso from your grocer today. for country he hi zr e & f the 7 . Pa even in hardest water. Not frothy soap your next washday. Notice how heavy toms of the country in wasto ace, ¥ were closed again as 8001 bubbles, but wonderfully cleansing suds. the package is. Rinso is solidly pack- xin iss es pinion ae # gh: oe In these rich suds, dirt and stains float aged granulated soap—not fluffy chips. After hivink fo7 short time in al an Ambassador had entered , re state ie Cunesr tives, "Frntie imine the rt uan| | ey Shemori: Closes ove wits Boe economy, and forthe whine ‘he American Ambassador finally ningorod seen in France on the roof of mgs: | | brightest wash you ever saw, follow | ih a cena orivath iene Eg ER SS oe veer No boiling needed; Rinso whitens the easy directions on the package most women REE RS ys ee Se TON hits net without boiling—sterilizes, too ! Guaranteed by the mekers of Lux — Lever Bros. Co. | Pasey—today an intexra! pa } % nes ie buy the large hut ' thos t ‘os ; Tas [ ; vi vA ri Ss Wa 4 Pee suburt whimsical essay in which he bencech : ee package pecchites Sean a Teieoch hihee : Se ts wsépt dart The Granulated Soap that Soaks Clothes Whiter Ny an received wit considerabie ele@- S@a@Villé time, oO Save and vax : Sunday Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—March 6, 1927. CURED FOREVER of 4O y , . Pat A i ve ree! JERS is, nS “ ‘ eye r Ce ae — fs > » na - ‘ : ft es y of ae 9 ewe , POOR 5 =| a . 7 i” i) ie hd ‘e. a - \ i a ti ™%* ° t's ts meth A ‘ —_ ee nanan en ae 3S, oe et ¥ is i if 2 4 : wi Pe Cy Site OR ge Nr 5 anal , Men: ome - ” tty #0 one appt mains? png oth Sangin ie Bing: hs tlic lbgsidensi™ nga i . . y “ ores ni De edgy it vw AA cM A yg - “ at ey 4 eer te a Se rae Ad ANE, * bob ef Oe FL slept 6 et toy : ; , : " > S a tae ited actin Mitre " 5 » " i os Refine sesh ts E , es ’ y ne 600 Pabewnaes ‘ Ay 7 > «the abe es 3 , j. 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By VARA th ANS one WELT ¥ie > 54 Anis B34. Mea eae TRAST ts! et . A ? ff +4 Res ny’ vr > oe, ‘ +4, Ee = A ‘+ sf Siar) * q fy Ne : iy AE natty, ua 2 ek S fe Pd Gan 2 PN oy ' Rick aE Ke a ee Ney he's BARU: Upceaeey vi di dn hy fay f * % a apes iA pea Tete Be a DAC vires ta et De a Aus ioe ‘ vi ds ite) 4a er Fi a ary ety ; aa Se be} wd AAs haat dates ka on BB , = ni’ ct Py & ert an Rie} Are re ey pe Wr 25 ie r i 74 Ae akg? #th Ties +At , i At Ri _ Dy : oe ey F F ee] hk iA “ay wy Pare ay A oe GS wih fs ay AEP OPS | Ft NE ae ae rT ok 2 TS ts ee ie BEING a) Ch As « ‘ My A EDD ss Le sesil ee OTK 1uLk ele take Me ‘ ; “a aS Stes Fee oe . , : VEN those who read the Post-Dispatch 6-page Daily Magazine, regularly and thor- oughly, probably do not realize what a large number and variety of topics are pre- sented each week: Some of the following features appear six days a week, some twice or more and others but once. From every Monday to every Saturday, however, readers will get all of this array of amusing, helpful or informative articles: ae ee MILTON WORK’S BRIDGE POINTERS—-A daily discussion ABE MARTIN ON EVERYTHIN’— The sage of the cross-roads This is how the ding ane a ‘ ‘ , . ; , : Mowe Rear Fea of auction bridge plays and problems by the greatest master who. is ready to discuss any subject any time, in the inimitable street, and the s | —= of the game. style that has made his articles and whimsical drawing tre- plans were prep: OUR CHILDREN—By Angelo Patn. Delightful and intimate mendously popular. also be provided talks fur parents by the man whom. Dr. Ehot. of Harvard, INTERIOR DECORATION—Beautiful and helpful drawings described as the greatest educator America has ever seen. showing the most attractive arrangement of every room in FASHIONS — Attractive illustration and a weekly article BY your home. CABLE from Paris, written by Europe's most famous design- PARKING WITH PEGGY — Wise cracks of the modern girl, de- ers of the mode. give the readers authentic information as to lightfully illustrated. styles long before they are actually produced in Amenca. LUCREZIA BORI— America’s famous beauty and opera singer's FICTION—Novels of romance. of mystery. thrilling and splen- own directions for those who would retain their youthful didly written by America’s most popular authors appear appearance or banish blemishes and unsightly physical seriall’ in the Daily Magazine. peculidrities. BEDTIME STORIES FOR CHILDREN— Nearly every child MEDITATIONS OF A MARRIED WOMAN and THE SAY- knows and loves the quaint and piquant little animal stories INGS OF MRS. SOLOMON— Wise and pithy phrases, crowded of Thornton Burgess, a daily feature in the Magazine. with the philosophy of a woman, from the pen of Helen eae THE DIARY OF A NEW FATHER—A delightful and refresh- Rowland, long popular with the readers of women's Famers ee ing chronicle of the experiences and reactions of a man who periodicals. has just become the father of the first baby. and who thinks MY OLD VIRGINIA COOK BOOK—Recipes, simple and en- his experiences remarkable and never met before by anyone. ticing. It is one of the most popular features of its kind ever And there's the mother-in-law. of course! published. Daily. SECRETS OF HEALTH AND SUCCESS— Discussions of per- WINIFRED BLACK— Her discussions of things and people touch sonal health and hygiene by Dr. Charles A. Reed. former a chord in the heart of every reader, old and young. president of the American Medical Association. HOUSEHOLD HINTS Tips on every conceivable subject of THE CRAZE FOR THE BOYISH FIGURE— Women have interest to the housewife, from cooking to the care of the pounded and rolled, starved and drugged themselves for it. piano, written by several authorities on domestic science. This series prepared by Dr: Phillips. president of the Amert- THE WOMAN OF IT— A column for women, by a woman, in can Medical Association. and Drs. Barker and Bloodgood, of which Marguerite Mooers Marshall discusses up-to-the-min- Johns Hopkins University, and nine‘other authorities, gives ute questions in which all women are interested, in a style accurate directions for controlling the weight by diet. which has made her the most popular woman columnist in OH, MARGY!— Whimsical sketches depicting important (to her) the country. episodes on the life of a flapper. THE RHYMING OPTIMIST—A little verse each day, on a SUE TO LOU— The delightful and humorously illustrated letters homely. little subject, that never fails to leave the reader in a of one modern girl to another. pleasant frame of mind. ALL IN A BABY’S LIFE—-Humorously sketched incidents that THE GREATEST STORY IN THE WORLD— The Bible in pic- occur in every home that has a baby in it. tures. An unusual and onginal picturization, strikingly dif- WOMEN NEWSPAPER VED MODISH MITZI—The despair of her father—the young woman ferent and accurate as to text and episode. event in the French capital, 1s who must keep a step ahead of the styles—all styles. Delight- ANSWERS TO QUERIES—-A department for the dissemination boys alike. Thirty pounds of ee Nee Ate, fully and informingly illustrated. of information on legal, medical and general subjects. Legal Winner arriving at the Place di | ROAMING AROUND ST. LOUIS— Interesting sketches by Questions are answered by a member of the St. Louis Bar re a | | Marguerite Martyn of people and things in seldom explored A\ssociation; questions relating to health and sanitation by a BON: ti 2 corners of the city. depicting odd and interesting scenes which St. Louis physician, and answers to general questions are Hit | only Miss Martyn’s illustrations and articles can bring to the obtained from reliable authorities. It is a free service open to in | reader. all readers of the Post-Dispatch. ; if 4 | tf ¢ul ; , , hid | There is more reading matter in the Post-Dispatch Daily Magazine’s six pages in the course of a . hf ! : : . Po | week than will be found in any of the better known weekly or monthly magazines such as the > 33 . 1 ‘ , ‘ ba Saturday Evening Post, Cosmopolitan, Ladies’ Home Journal or Liberty. e \ Be ie : ab? i} \ 4 ; OE RCE ae eget es OE OR Ne ee ee SO : ’ - , : F wae A : ss wom chien : wt ate tment ee wag Pott anant THE BATTLING BROWNS | we me a ape 2 ginny oe , ’ ‘ peat ee wie yy Fy YOu Dw ‘mid | ; ' YM DST CLEANMIAG [' BRING MY | La Ca a a a { ( Up Pr Ramee - OOST ] HEAL RIE T 1 4, OM BL. Take of be * er dade ABROUNIB ReERE- YOO RE A PiGHT PAS er ae oe . 2) a,” RENE ~~. ; | . omens THe PLACE ) /\ f x i T h Vitae ors, a=. a _—_ OIL TANKER AFIRE—Vie Part of the iron hull! = ees Be ate? = + ewe

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d thor- e pre- ‘e or ers will cross-roads > inimitable awing tre: | drawings ry room in ern girl, de- pera singer s ir youthful y physical E SAY. , crowded of Helen f women’s ble and en- s kind ever beople touch subject ol care of the science. woman, in -to-the-min- i, in a style olumnist in day, ona reader in a Bible in pic- pne'y dif. issemination ects. Legal Louis Bar itation by a estions are vice Open to I. LOUIS POST - DISPATCH PICT URE _ “SEC TION MARCH 6, 1927 oo ‘e ©O+O+@rer+e+er@ere’ es *@:eeer ore: ecererere® 00 0+ 01000+0+0*0°* ° Sore 0-0-8 WSO We ay " \ - . - a > e ef , a “ * > . > . ‘ mg . ‘ . .» * 5 7 , . . ° , a o . | tee, ~ F. = gee ' id / — t - 4 wr 2 é ; © ReSeage® - a! mm bad “ & a * y . + . . ‘ » . d »* ? ¥ % ° eee! “ $ oe a —neweme o |; 2 oe ae or a~ ’ , Rene i ae Be Shs , a age sete ba eee ee Ey ee Pg fo. - ore, > : xs - Hi . s* oes, we ~ Sei F = ee en ag ee —_— plans were prepared by the Municipal Plaza Commission, comprising architects and engineers. also be provided. Bedford stone will form the exterior walls. This is how the imposing structure will look when completed. The only contemplated change is the possible elimination of the triangular gable over the front. street, and the side view shown here will be on Fourteenth street. The colonnade, at the main entrance, will face Market The building will occupy the entire block between Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets, and will extend two-thirds of the way back to Clark avenue. The The main auditorium will seat 12,000 persons. Five smaller auditoriums will WOMEN NEWSPAPER VENDORS OF PARIS IN RACE—A popular annual sporting ‘vent in the French capital, is a contest for speed among those who sell papers—women and boys alike. Thirty pounds of newspapers are carried on each bicycle. This shows the woman winner arriving at the Place du Tertre, Montmartre. —P. & A. photo uN FEEDING SEA GULLS ON CALIFORNIA BEACH—At Newport, near Los Angeles, the birds have become unus- ually tame and fly to , \ shore whenever anyone \ has food for them. \ Acme Photo oe | OIL TANKE R AFIRE—View of the burning Part of the iron hull. ship Black Sea, off Bayonne, N. J., after explosions had torn out a 4 { SOMETHING NEW IN PERILOUS | DIVING—Ray Woods, of St. Louis making plunge into quarry off the Olive Street road on Washington's birthday He took a quick run from the top of the quarry, 40 feet above the water, and then hurled himself through the air for a dis tance of 45 feet before hitting the pond = inal ere . Nee eee © « Re SFERORE a ee ” . celta teed — om pidlidiliod tape og a = teem lt ns Al 9000 1a ty ‘ « wnapette & , . te Ae VGN we a. ; ¢ ape r Y stood ay) FA ind a * en st ery t HE BP vee = OMe 2 . , aaa ; ee as — eA I aes 4 . ‘ o ies # ; > w ~ na ons s here ' “ i > ma ". Neal ality te * . ts ¥ on wi av => Bid . as we ” tee y . ae , & ) er ln on : ma a Rt te tac Sa i te A MR ON a ME on a ' ai - f v wm Y of : a *u ee ' j his FRR: a § J i * ny “9 hearse me ee ee ern a Saas why a ee con me a a leek og ile kT Sgelaoge tea Sr bela, CORR PD ka ” os « & em oo 24am . P 4 hy Z Ms m ait meee wwe . : rahe ¥ 4 we Eevons - - “- *suyhne ve ¥ : 3 pete art ea cn er . Devsteasmmameninepes * —n ele An ily haat." ee ee ee e 7 wo . al ad - ng - - “- or) w > iin neti ee see me cas elpitlcpas ity " een apa > ~ ; 2 . he “s - =" > A A ved e + sie sia deel ellialosa acta amie. | tn Shes a% ee « ¢ - i . a auth. * eo “ * mv % “ 1. gece e Pres pew my - ” me m “ « — “ ~ ow owen . - * z ¥ Sy gare ao ages Yd a ng rn * ae ~ ae: ¥ q . rm -~ R I~ ~ he : : “ d ye aay { a tage hee Pp At ve . r, fA “ j xs al J - be > es >. ign te ne a r . “ > ee ” oe - . ‘ ee Aly 20 A A AITO ELL DS ALLELE LLL SILL LLL LILLE AL GEL OLA AA LEGO Ce > 8 = a See ee erie nr ae ~ LLL ES EE A A a RE eae tn: : OR a ee said - “— ree i , ia NRG are Se iad . a arora ee hearin Se ree ee ees SAM ce ee A ‘ - ee

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SUNDAY MORNING == THE ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | = ‘ a fe . ~ Free ara ee He I ns lia ticintatead «wilted ts Wed EY > NU we ~~ ~. . er -_— - — Ps 7 e = = ate = — — ' - ) : A BIG CAT. INDEED—This es 2uUN in a a i, . _— - on — . . cently in the Southern part of California by Jay Bruce of San Diego 7, Beiford street, New York photographea wi AS THEIR ANCESTORS DID IT THOUSANDS OF YEARS AGO—Native Vode 1 . Northern India about to cross a river by using inflated skins of bullocks. -_ ~ om ae ~ ’ python she shot in Sumatra £ ‘ - : ' ww

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Se sina worse THE ST. LOUIS POST - DISPATCH ee SKETCHES OF ST. LOUIS SCENES Three of the exhibits in St. Louis Post-Dispatch annual black and white competition, displayed at Artists’ Guild this winter. hia PEAESENT seer? , 7. ae a ae : 4. ‘ .-. , oh i” Ras a gs . - i eal Aa yi Aha ghis' ee i hidag Wx. hy al rN fos > ' Me F448 Oe ee © elena - aw Se SY ees ee aS 4 te STF Reine ed anne aap malaga, ile . ~ 4 , 2 - 2 leaned ol 2 o De ee te ee ~ - ee an Mesat oa Sie 5. SOR m Sor apm ; x \ a. ao. : Sed RL ol a tgs op CTA he POE hg Oe ay . * * se ‘ , . endless ee ee ee gn ener gE oy a ees Oe 2 “F r, ‘ ; , : ie ‘ 3 r “ ee. rage CE es * x ¥ n th ty oe Rte — , : re a ent } he wr > re —— ee ~ a * seen Pa % vat me sa aa ‘ 9 > ' a f nhe e yh Von oe ™ ~~ ~t: ss - ae tN eR ag 0 al at nevi | Oe > a — ee ae: wrt, a ae Ee Miaddee > ae eenas ¥ oe a ~~ ras: rage py os © 49 9 Pee eel ee GE OE ee the oe tet Ha pn * ig sere - oii erent Meena. - com, OP we Ae OT gree no eee ee ee ee oe ee ee pwerere om ee e Se lll ate Gp ne. I ME ON AE ee a Te th cine BON hoe ay yore ’ = Le . i * Moare*® So wees4 »SV2 “FROM THE MUNICIPAL COURT STEPS’—A view looking east, showing the Bell Telephone | Building, by “MARKET STREET, WEST OF TWELFTH’—A pencil drawing by Victor J. Kunz. Gustav F. Goetach. or. weg t. ata Aavealiailieta aati . > ated lt ee = Aa A SN Ae Ae" ln NI th age aaa nate Pe ene ote tee ee . ee ion rs POD. tele nechie set . PAR ne Cerin Maeeetamn — 2 we My wth anne — a ay wa a Ce - Lap team ait oe q a *: ~ . ee 4 - “ e \s . ” — oe at Ar gt gees apy * em * anal ; mars 2 Fi Nl AN 1 Acs ee AIOE “aala ar . + —_ “*t. my - » anal us ee ee eae A txt ead Aen tient ¥ “ > , . i Pe nw ¥ POP bad a PATTI ane: His oe ah * BPS yen, - EP Op sym neem , ote Lg * ia eae ‘ » a2 a “ "SS crags aa i A its aie Bie Mange i ee Of ee Pee Poe J 9 * : 4 - oy ¥ ef ee se ee oname , y _— “ 7 ms ; oy egbe: We ~ ERASTUS WELLS”"— The City’s harbor boat. tied up on the levee. drawn by Fred Graf. astieiaintiiaa 9S OF YEARS AGO—Natives o flated skins of bullocks. Mnternationa!

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ene £ 4 } : : : é - : ; : ; : s : q 7 %; : ’ % — > ‘ , ¥ ‘ a . “ sd . z 4 : é % . & '* Ee rs #. z . 4 j i = - *, > se Ge Z P Hi mn” FP pete oattaae ap a pina ae Aer 9 BR ih SUNDAY MORNING ~ POST E DISPATCH | —— > ee ne Bs THE ST. LOU! 4 hoid by compression at the points. Hairpins of wire er ed luloid in several sizes aad shades. Bobciasps of spring wire in biack and brome At the stores or Dy mail Mr pos- paid. State color ofhar. CATHEDRAL FROM THE AIR—A view of histori STA-RITS EA Dept. 4 . - ; . ie -% & ‘ers ~~ & e + he © . . . ~s+ee0 ‘ - — 1'TWO MORE COLORFUL BI | fashion note at Palm Beach, thi wear over the bathing suit—mad¢ —_ . .s , the co.iors of tne rainoow. ine | the Misses Patricia Carson and I = ; : ; ' ' Noo 54,784 a Sra * Ostord for youngsters who ke cCoO..egiate styles Sturdy we leather heightens smart appesrance. NEW STYLES 1 IN BOWS SHOES / 7 ee ENDICOTT-JOHNSON 6 eee OE POT RE A ee gy ee OM — AT CHARITY BAI whom wor a poze : we of Peps + Such ; * | NITY eC NJ | Come N ee ee | TH: many . we go. cer : . ™ Szes with “‘oor shape (ast tte - a. : Boys’ shoes $3 to a The new Endicott-Johnson = styles by designers who study youthful preferences. And put to- gether by the highly skilled shoe- makers of a great organization which for many years has specialized in long-wearing shoes for boys, girls men and women. There's the snap and smartness in these shoes that boys like. They're mannish in looks. Swagger. Soft and $6, according to size and aes | to the days of the Charleston de-- . - & > | 4. “ —_ ~~ “swe. R::- = > - - - ‘ - 2. ongue 2. \ y P ce. és > = — zs a d > s66444 —- 2 >. * - > thee we cis -O.oOrations arc = Sad 4... - - ‘ > - - ‘ a . oreecs in ~ : ’ . ~ : . eo = — om «« — s wrCcerr & Yeas TOBACC Sis -4yY amd pyc :

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ARCH et BDAY MORNING THE ST. LOUIS POST - DISPATCH [waren «1 : fro over 33 ; W// z years par eT ticular business ™ men have re you Can Have lied on our PEARLY TEETH Y typewriter rib this original togine th bons and car- s and keeps teet bon papers for 3 peatly. No grit clear. neat let- lodine Products Co., ters and accu- Laurel, Miss. rate file rec- crds J- . INE |ff CONSOLIDATED RIBBON & | CARBON CO Manufacturers New York De ar a hen ee?! Cres _ a) N R St chau . — , p. “4 " a . ~ eee ee tee . ‘ . ris eo = wn genPiHicrs dee * ee ee ify ¥ AINE A LORE AGES P= LE AIRE CII OTT RR 2: ih 2 Me pier’ « cS ey a : ah sae pg te sin . Pe ee ee eee See eee a a “4 - -* © ey PN ai - * as s? ca \ ug r ee ee Se ~ ra Le . “ : if > . ee » tig fry, yy Per ee ee a oe me Pi. ae ape bem . + aie Pe ie : DAE Ene - i ana Dan’ : . Ate ok 7 r ‘ Sl Marta 4 / bd Yani a | ee ee dl ae eo > ) sae gran Se oe wt th (or nox#e APPAREL “For the Tailored Woman Exclusive with , i. THE NEW : ‘Oerner on - + 1 paling gO ma ae narett ea At = ene-erne _ + lice ye sored tyre on een gg tee sy Pla wee Jind 7 ao wt» we »- es RIT aa RENIN Cg NIN te 9p . Ouality Cornet - Locust at Sixth A SMOKESTACK, THAT’S WHAT IT IS—The largest These ; | ie ; a ( i a® 7 | : Te 2 : funnel for a vessel ever made is the one shown above and do away oth wntidy, aan 2 . = ay! P PN: A constructed for Italy’s new giant motor-driven ship, the strands—actually hold waves| ||: : , & Vulcania. It is not tall, and loose ends in place—stey| J r 4 ad but its greatest diameter is in until you take them out. lig eae : ee 41 feet, wide enough for TA- I I . | . : : three locomotives abreast. Pe. | wk Herbert photo. Hairpins and Bobclasps hold by compression at their points. Hairpins of wire or ce- luloid imeseveral sizes and shades. Bobclasps of spring wire in black and bronze. At the stores or by mail 10c post- paid. State color of hair. STA-RITE HAIR PIN CO. Dept. 4 Shelbvville, IIL. — eg e.g So eat : Per + : hip rhein & riigeh sops ytige “ Sate Mae ae cath, ian “Kegel a i ely Ay i hell sd ne Sea Ee) ge » rs = wg A Wea hyn hee weIe . ‘4 % ~ : ry : r . ka RU Damen Mette aap BLS ie Mere he AON. 2 Mlle I se hm ——— r eae ee or wae ‘ is 30 mer, AY Vg “4 ngs te PN Ae IE get FO ough a Sree hae eee SA A ale RE Mt ER NS tn Sek inate! pas, New Tgp Natt gah Palyptgine Ana Sek his ease Piaget ene ee : ines ree _ se ae ee he ae RN et ~S. . i og a JUSTIN T. FLINT Wants to Do Your Washing FOR LONG OR BOBBED HAIR The American Lady | and, ITWO MORE COLORFUL BEACH ROBES—tThe one new Speciola fashion note at Palm Beach, this last season, was the wrap for ' Hair N. JUSTIN T. FLINT 2 IN UNCLE SAM’S DIPLOMATIC SERV. air iNets ug a - go Seca sa abr macien eee glowed with Sele Me ollie Bist e of allen. ioe auld LAUNDRY CO. ts Sino ee a aes pnctograpnes Were worn by O., appointed a secretary of the American ALL BETTER DEALERS 5 PHONES 15 TRUCKS the Misses Patricia Carson and Louise Clerc, both of New York. legation at Balboa, Panama. a FE 4 mee orao corr —Internationa] phot He Never Disappoints Even in the Most Inclement W eather 6c, 8c, 9c, 15c¢ per Ib. tay » —_— iss Ye em * ® ar : we sata . er : : ‘ = + : . seeeenemmeaiaicnimmeen a aaa Sabai. eta Saat trae NG 1 wf 1 ‘ ¥, w a Ree aa 5 : Dig Ce a A a RS LST ert aa va 4 “f — - . ane - ¥ > v " ‘ “ anne q bf km x wig F : is ‘S 4 bins oak Baad it q e . a - — 5 - P “ a \Y . ] ba : k Se." ttn. Se c ~al ee o - — — —— Qyrh'ty wey Per y ee “ Pm tr * ale ~ rae. . tie orc a0 5co—————_Sa0L0 + ra ‘ : eee 24, SO, FRR ie a - . , ‘ ” * nig 3 J I ls eal el en te ee, ee ee AN Oa yy cote ers ie eae gat " 9...) RS 2 tet rie. - 2 yar’ ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT sae vue te) 4 - Re 5% “ . _ — a Laan Meh . ‘ + wet “ 7 g pape A ae tha AERTS AR IE LOPE yt Oe ee a . : aaa o eee 2 — “” — ' pans sti: ant — te . . 4 eA Oye de 4 A teenth pay Weise. gk z a oe : “ , : ee a ee wat a on PS. eo ee Ne, SS aye ee oe - 7 ee or Cas res oe re ? - we oye rie E a . ae ~~ - > - - ne ’ i ... » - P . vi t See oe ‘ _— “ “~ - * . a ; bent OA RN AE NORGE GGT LONNIE I AS GLO LALA LION NE LICE SORE te ae ee ap Ne ay, Ph, enmmen ‘ yet an ee ee AT CHARITY BALL were Misses Alice Caverly, Marie Wright and Elsie Cover, each of hor On a pri h intrigui vy sav that smiles made bright by da: es whom won a prize by these intriguing costumes. They a’ i Re y daily | Move) MMM & MAMET ot telly use of Pepsodent also had their effect upon the preference of the judge. : agi sschan tee aaa cid doaid tnt leading dentists. Here Miss Maud Maico'm and Miss Florence Roche discover how Pe; socent. the specia try rer? ving fentilrice “rOofas wonders in one nie h S Aha SR T R | { & Mm CS AS CSE : 2 r) an BETTY) BYRNE, returning P t¢ ™ la iw av engvu remet ts. ec ' ‘ J . paper en with the characte STT e A 4 7 ‘ nt e. ry , F — Mail coupon for 10-day s"*Ntal opinion les cari the requirements of modern findings. ments of the day, and, with its tube to The Pepsodent Company, 3 Dept. 1747, 1104 S. Wabash Ave.. 1A olen ntifrices did not adequately fight film. unique therapeutic and pro- : Ls Old-time dentifrices di 9 Pitien phylactic qualities, a great aid Chicago, lll, U. S. A. Only one That is why this modern protective way, as a twice re he tee ae a day habit, and at least twice a year calls on your in oral hygiene. | » 4 ; : e ing so widely advised. on ot | dentist, are being y et eae nun your tongue across your teeth and you will this film — z slippery sort of coating. Film ab- ” erat ons and thus makes teeth look dull gy. It breeds germs and bacteria and invites _ decay and pyorrhea. It is a menace to tooth Accept this test 4 ~~ F Wi iin ees etal os . a a) : ‘ ~ 1 6um health that must be combated. Send the coupon for a 10-day tube. Brush teeth this | Address r ’ . hhore’ GLORIOUS YOUTH is at its! oo dental authorities now seriously urge that way for 10 days. Note how thoroughly film is re- 7 Aon pee penser “aly ce tees be removed a: least twice every day —in the moved. The teeth gradually lighten as film coats go. i w teen ie, fo Ge @ "Ng and at bedtime. To do so, obtain Pepsodent Then for 10 nights massage Pepsodent into the gums | , ) ’ and evides 2 asad ‘ ; : 1 he Oualits Dentit . Re ™ Se. .« . -? " *pecial, hlm-removing dentifrice most dentists to firm and harden them. Q . . oy Pe OE SOE , ge Sp age . a ¥ “ fon -* eon *F és ¥ a ee ICT NIT ARIE SE RE OES hae aici Sie. tegiglltoin ibe ln oe - . ine ee : . » om Beran neem CO OOM AB cg “y Soman wice vp tinnces _ he ih , n ™ aeaey eon ae Senos reagy nage tay ot . ee a ‘ re cil? > phere — ‘ Xe my is my ° . : * . . = oes ae na a re aa . “ a = * " — : r ? z ‘ ee tes esas , a « ‘ _— wit » , ‘ f : > \ Mh we a 3 0 ae Pre al 5 me ik) wo ‘ > ‘ ste -: . " ’ ‘ “ ‘ ae “a pe eke aa . Sih 4 . Ce ht ees I! Te a + olor beatles " eveaiatitlanilinn 32 7" c : 4 Blas’ iar ~ : ee ee nr ; ee Bes. aha ie tl , . ; A 5 > L = ais + PS as ate «it * 1 cp aS + SS em wale ote OM 4 onert wnt a ee ae eMewatdy * — r 4 . a els © sade ‘ - oe ogee) 5 , ; 7 ‘ ool me =n < f al wi oF aT eo ee woe ee ; ¢ ao ‘ ° 7 . 2 . : _ on ors n . ‘ ~ - . 4 Be Ms . : we ° MK ae | n - $ ee re at : uh“ “ ‘ x Prttein ‘ , Me 8: AS 2 + % ; Sep ‘ Fe ee ee < - ve i - + oe » se ‘ . ei 7 i ‘ wT i. = me Peeeae Ry re b, bi os - mm Teeti beth oe oe

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‘ie ret ae SUNDAY MORNING TH = CT. LOU J POST - tik PATCH al a MARCH 6, 1927 =a —— ‘ | UN | OW i saat 2 The plumbing contracting Dusr | .COmCcs a er ier Ww y ness of today has developed to ' eo a , ; where the buyer demands true | value of matenal, workmanship | CO end Corns : ve dee re RE ’ Ed. D. teed by the firm name ——s ine ° c?t nC get > est War to ‘HE A4TING es etl | - mn. has acquire y rehne- ' 319 Kentucky Av. | =ae ee a » Peduceh. & . oe * be - —" ~~ ies educs ’ ” e a - \? - aa “eT 4 7 ric Wax which as enucd er corns. But there is a new - ° 4 2 tO maten | é ne skin, Ar Th metic Sabety Relic Maal “GEORGE. W. TAYLO! c r. € Autor tic tety eiriperanon in & R ': c “a uC os : ™ -_ 2k LIFE — RAS . as : , Charleston Apartments, Paducah. Ky., was de NEW * — e _" yw é ot & ~~ — ws . e . ? Protec eee Ben 8s signed and installed by Tat: ade Pci: —_ x = al : ~ ~ : =) eae The NordmeyerEngineeringCo, fi ~=— A , ness. Bivesiay retains a | 628 Buder Building St. Louis, Me. oO «% diy) . em o¢ ey ~ “ee a ~ vert Cor | ——— | ey and stops the par The med r 2 | — : tae ah roued AnG you ca p mUES | —~ PR Ra F wt TOC v i; nere 5 . a wat ~~ eveer as A. »™ : © each piaster tO enc € corr ,ne new | : RBiueeiay costs mo more, anc may de hac ata . | drug stores. For calluses and Dunions use Siue | ay Burner ave Ce - - WM. H. CUNLIFF CONSTRUCTION co. j 410 N. Euclid Ave. . Lewis, Mo. GENERAL CONTRACTOR * TERRA COTTA WINKLE TERRA COTTA CO. Ste. Louis, Mo. ; BRICK WORK by | SAUERBRUNN CONST. CO. View of Lounge. ISHERMAN’S LUCK IN FLOR] Li by | IS I v | | of Cambridge, Wis., with 12-pound black | h ided : | Lake Butler. rear Tampa SS Where ¢ is an adv lon rememl GO INTO any of the great he day or of an evening when ¢ —_* ee * « on gustening silver, and y ; old friend gracing the tal majestically on high by the ' siiently to and fro. Canada Dr} E SOnnaa other ginger ale could be qu : Tabie shown dere would mot thimk of taking amy other amid such dist 8 shed su! | | and makes it somethail Pl Py ly | MANSKE & BARTLING, INC. remember. ay Prop | | Thonseade won al | | ea now drink this fine old gon and Feel Alive “With im CHARLESTON APARTMENTS, PADUCAH, KY. luncheon and dinner because . 1s 50-apartment with a keen apprec ; es des ihey know re t ais es ev No Off Days me) ee O Y | F wil a zinner ta arent ar ex 4d simple, sure method of maintaining | ne of the are : year-round health is employed by many | | | , LO my. mrad [Phe one ' . ay A pe & — , * . nonteall | ee eee Be fesinctron celebrities, who each day find ample | -& z ‘ | asigmen! of ne exercise and recreation 1n the freatesl | : | game of all—Billiards. at | os ous >. 8 >. is o£ t) we > J " er 4 9 ~ 4 aADi€ Wha | uiv—takes your mind of a wonderful source of pleasure Flush Valves and Duojet Closets +4€$. ANU ac A Cs og ® Eis rea 2 ur nome . “= ~ . f ~ ‘ ~ ~ ~~ . i — . \ : d: - Far . h h Pe . BIG BILL x AR : K€ Ling “KM hata g Keen the re Standard Quipment rougnout the : s Princeton foths 7 more vig Deople at home, free from Charleston Apartments, Paducah, K c g vy pe ea € - zLarieston OUriMne»ncs, aguecan, \. . es en rhe Amer 4 -~ ms s:fah ‘ om ba en . — i he = ~ Hi .* ' ‘ ~ A. ‘ i ear ww. Defore - ? - 4 7 ~ - ry 2 ear, _ — — me ® ba W -- - ry . — = = - ’ b | sm A - , . ~~ ~ : TT Ul iy | : . > z * — a sO yer ec HT -a A = Water ire wt . ri Fj 4 * 5 es ‘it 4 3 > i _& | : ore 4 Vaive celivers the exact quantity ot water required by the » of DOW « . ; ~~ —- % | j —- " = 7 a. - = > = i ~ “Tt. - > - — _— — - ~ — ~~ _— > x =| | , { ‘ 5 ™ _ ¥ a “ A a a eS 2 23 Sec 7 e e e We! uSeCc COrmn ? > . Ge : i os me > am ym + ; fF | Cie 78% Waver-Saving swuojet Liose ft assures a suDstantial saving ter at f a : i - 4 > s © ne mpierte in wt £ ~ every Ast . , ' 2 r 7 ‘ ‘ > + ’ : : ls on the Watrous Flush Valve and Duojet Clc 2 J is i ‘ ‘ ; LUMBING DIVISION » - pane Watrous Flush Vv aives—Duojet Closets—Self-Closing Basir _ Coc ks—Co mb: Billiaads nation Laboratory Fixtures Pop-Up Wastes Liguid So F ixtures—Etc FOR ENJOYABLE EXERCISE a THE IMPERIAL BRASS MANUFACTURING CO. 1200 West Harrison Street CHICAGO Southwestern Representatwe: WM. E. BLAIR, JR., Care of Coronado Hotel, St. Louis | Ra Re stl REE IO Nl tsi A A0 Atn Si

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MARCH 6, 1927 Safety Refrigeration in the ts, Paducah. Ky., was de. ea’ 7 t St. Louis, Mo. ali to Be Appreciated Large to Be Executed PS ti Matis eee ks eee 2S ine “ite . 4 ene hah ARC EAL TAIRA DEN (Be 8 = , , . M1 ; Se ee ee * ys : 7 ~ BRA « Peet PE SORGE W. TAYLOR yew YORK LIFE INSURANCE CO. | | { ge Made Fe: Pott ally Outline of the New Twenty-Y ear Endow- ment Policy offered by the New York Life Insurance Company : $5000.00 if you live 20 years. $5000.00 if you die. $10,000.00 if you die from accident. Loans may be had after two years ain / Annual! dividends can be taken in cash or [Insure : ; accumulated ng fast, trying home _t wee They et ONE soout to break He swerved LOAN INSURANCE can be taken to grorm that was wipe out the | so bot * avoid hitting * ‘ en wt ran across e ioan in event of death te ” oe . on . ‘ ‘ r creshed ee ett contro: o , a 56s eo into a telegrap™ + nde. Sarr ter gia Without obligation. Please furnish me full ia he was ines information concerning the above policies REPRESENT 4 New York Life Insurance Co Kepresenratrve GEORGE W. TAYLOR GArfieid 3870 Compton Bidg. S Louls or Eng ineering Co,. NSKE & BARTLING, INC. ARCHITECTS AH, KY. ation for those who dis. tor service Handsomely C Ras stoves, mechanically arifiien? SB d ranking with iojet Closets hroughout the aducah, KY , Sauerbprunn ng Jobbers, Laib*Co., Inc nh Engineer, Wm. H. Cunlk revents clogging and ove water. The Watrous Flus the type of bov ition with th ng of water -URING CO. CHICAGO ss : Cs ea Fiotel, St. Louis Where dinner is an adventure long remembered Go INTO any of the great hotels or clubs in mid- day or of an evening when the soft lights twinkle on glistening silver, and you will see an old, old friend gracing the tables or being borne majestically on high by the waiters who move so silently to and fro. “Canada Dry!" Somehow you know that no other ginger ale could be quite so much at home amid such distinguished surroundings. It adds an aristocratic, crowning touch to every meal and makes it something to linger over and remember. Thousands upon thousands of men and women now drink this fine old ginger ale regularly at luncheon and dinner because of this very reason. They know that it gives even the simplest meal something of the sparkle and splendor of a dinner at a great hotel or exclusive club. CANAD DRY" Reg. U. S. Pat. Off. Look for the name raw IMPortec ‘om Canada and bottled in the U. S. A. by Canada Fie Coiger Ale. Incorporated, 25 W. 43rd Street, New York, N. Y | cLaughlin, Limited. Established 1890 Sold by Oddard Grocer Co., St Louis Crystal Water and Soda Co.. J. S Merrell Drug Co THE ST. LOUIS POST - DISPATCH aed i MARCH 6. 1927 Capablanca (right) engaging in open- world’s champion- ship with Rudolph Spielmann, of Aus- tria, in New York. ‘“, PARKERS HAIR BALSAM wh REMOVES DANDRUFF \S =A ty STOPS HAIR FALLING . Stas heen used witli success for more than 40 yeers ae) RESTORES COLOR AND ¥yin BEAUTY TO GRAY Wi AND FADED HAIR wy 4, ry 60*£ 4129 at all drugdists Sal 9 HISCOX CHEMICAL WORKS PATCHOGUE. 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She entertains in her ONLY ONE ARM, BUT EXCELS IN SPORTS— Miss Kay Young, of Sud- bury, Ont., just graduated from college where she achieved distinction in swim- ming, tennis, basketball, and particularly hockey, despite her physical handicap. — se A. phot SHE IS INDIANA'S STATE TREASURER— Mrs. Grace B. Urbahns, who was chosen at last elec- tion to take charge of State’s finances. Keyatone phot enchanting house in Sutton Place with de- lightful informality. Mrs. Vanderbilt is a beauty-lover in art, in all phases of life appeals to her. Everything contributing to womanly charm Mrs. Vanderbilt loves to fll her rooms with anusnual flowers Mrs. VANverBILT's spacious English living room, where deep divans, old Chinese chests, Ispahan rugs, books and rare prints rest the eye with blended beauty while three windows look out over the ever changeful pageant of the East River. In a gown of silver gray crepe Mrs. Vanderbilt is informally re- ceiving friends with characteristic graciousness and charm iP her little Georgian morning room, with its panelled walls of deal, a Chinese blue Queen Anne desk and gay chintzes, Maus. Vanversiit relaxes after her duties in her many charities. Especially to the Neurological Institute of New York, the only hospital in the United States devoted exclusively to nervous and mental diseases, Mrs. Vanderbilt gives liberally of her time and means She advocates the daily use of the same Two fragrant Creams for the care of the skin that other distinguished and beautiful women sponsor. Concerning them she says: “Through the stress of a multitude of engagements Pond’s Creams wil! give you the assurance of being vour best self. And I say this with a sin- cerity that comes from actual acquaintance.” This is how they should be used :— On Mrs Before retiring at night, and often during the day, pat Pond’s Cold Cream over your skin. 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SONDAY MORNIN THE ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH [sam WHAT ARE YE TRYING TO Do, Yeo} a TYPICAL OF DAMAGE WROUGHT BY FEBRUARY GALE ON THE ATLANTIC—View of beach houses at Long Island resort after having been pounded by high winds and great breakers during the two-day storm which cost 27 lives and did damage along several hundred miles of coast estimated at three million dollars. Pa A ieee al! ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT HOLDS RELIC OF SAINTED EXPLORER ai This artistic reliquary, | : a“ iF ee | FOR A LONG TIME Miss Alice fashioned here in St. a | 7 oe ae Cowart was too tired and discouraged ) oe a to get much pleasure out of life—eve Louis from contribu Oe Se a the marvelous swimming in Hawaii wa tions of -church mem- ee oe spoiled for her. “I was despondent,” of bone from the right i sone “he I did not enjoy my meals.” She di : 7 ; not know what was the matter, nor how arm of St. Francis . , to remedy the trouble. But a friend@ } Xavier, and is now in , oe hers who had been eating Fleischmann’ } use at College Church Yeast suggested that she try it also She did and was more than repaid. She during the nine days of says, ‘For the last six weeks I have devotion in his honor , averaged two cakes a day. Now I never ending next Saturday. ‘Bet feel tired out. I go surfing and swim pe “ ‘ ming almost daily. And my complexion is better than ever before.” . ‘ ( ; . ’ . . Alice Cowart. Honolulu, Hawau r _ t . ‘ “SMOKE, GREASE, no fresh air to breathe. As a chef, these are the conditions I have had to work under all my life. I got so con- oe a stipated that I had to take pills continually. After some time, how- ) a*e ae —s" “a m ever, the pills did not work right. In the meantime I had hired a | wELATS | Be ote. aMeMeMe use baker to do some pastry work for me and one day he said, ‘ You look . The HON. JEAN H. Norris, LL.B, sick, you need a rest and fresh air.’ I told him I knew that as well LL.M., for seven years a City Mag- as he did but had to work to take care of my family. Then he sug- istrate; three years President, Na- gested Fleischmann’s Yeast and I took him up on that. At the start it tional Women Lawyers’ Assn. was unpleasant to take but I kept on eating it every day for about , | Member of the American Bar Assn three months, sometimes in milk and sometimes in water. It surely ™ ; an . , ‘ brought my health back to me. I feel like a new man, have plenty of i nae = “MY JUDICIAL DUTIES in the New appetite and have regained my normal weight. I wish that all those : . York City Courts call for the expend: who work inside would eat Yeast. They would get rid of their , Pie @ : ture of a great deal of nervous energy. grouches and be able to start the day’s work in good humor.”’ es » ae ae = a + The criminal courts in which I preside Steve Antich, Denver, Colo. | ; | : | ny ae are open 365 days in the year. One must | ‘ keep fit. Insomnia caused by indige tion has frequently prevented me from | getting an adequate amount of sleep | 66 , : sleep than I had had for years.” bh Wa 8 I xg : Jean H_ Norm ‘I WAS IRRITABLE, DESPONDENT. Constipation clogged my system with the wastes from my own body; day after day I was literally, slowly poisoning myself. This had gone on for so long that I had begun almost to think my condition was normal. “I had heard of Fleischmann’s Yeast again and } ‘/t4 $ , ’ again; I had listened to my friends tell what it had Ou dit LO know, and yet aa for them. But, until a physician suggested it, I | had never thought of trying it myself. y ° 08 hesitate Lo ask ‘“‘The doctor told me that intestinal poisons were ‘ a ee h - e -@ 2? 2 & Me & , % . w 1 daily being absorbed into my body. First of all, he ere said, elimination must be made certain and regular. amtation and . > > that v HEALTH, s ni -omfort require that you know all Bow simple arll sau it wast Fadl tidds Hake of about the Most important, but least discussed, bathroom Fleischmann’'s Yeast regularly every day. I am alert, fixture. Write for bookie: by Anne Richards, ‘“‘The Most full of unconquerable energy. Constipation is gone— Important Feature of Home Sanitation’’—there is no charge. forever. My old optimism 14 on tap again.” pee neo sory ated tra aga ong a rt Ss HOUSANDS of letters like this are received at VEG te atandat “ae ae , factories. On display in all “Standard” Showrooms. by the Fleischmann Company every year. One The Neu Easy Way to have | person in every three American families is a user of your rightful, vigorous health ‘ N, Nite . standay d Sanit AnD TI fo. Co. this remarkable food today. Eat three cakes of Fleischmann’s St. Louis Showroom: 4140 Forest Park Blvd. The millions of tiny active Yeast plants in every Yeast regularly every day, one k im} i before each meal. Eat it plain BOOK FOR THESE FIVE FEATURES IN SELECTING A TR ULY MODERN FIXTURE _— speed = climination, xeep the — Greestive in small pieces, or on crack * in as Se OE Ne a ie tract clean. They aid digestion, clear the skin. They —s — | = me actually neutralize the poisons of constipation. Un- oe ee Waker: Or a me, J lik siialiial habit-f ; lant Fleisch constipation physicians say it is ike ictar ening, Nnabit- orming cat artics, eiscn- best to dissolve one cake in hot mann’s Yeast strengthens the intestinal muscles— water (not scalding) before meals ‘‘trains’’ them to do their proper work again. and before going to bed. (Be sure that a regular time for evac- oe ° a ee i ae a or aed ee eee te. lite nee — a wee ~. REC ae sheen eed en. eee PRE CE F 7 aw. set This shape in Extended front, Large water Seat divided Quiet and front ceb-out fees pots heoat ond bark eficient Millions have found relief from their ailments in se ES : this sure, natural way. Start eating Fleisch ee y- ating #1eischmann s gerous cathartics will gradually oe ae Yeast today! Buy two or three days’ supply at a become unnecessary. ar ar time and keep in a cool dry place. Write for the latest booklet on Yeast for Health. PLUMBING FIXTURES Address Health Research Dept. N-928, The Fleisch- mann Company, 701 Washington St.. New York. a a 3 ae Pe > a : eo <a Wal ees, Rat OD ES ot

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— -POST-DISP¢ ST. LOUIS, MO., MARCH 6, 1927 0 CLANCY DON ONT AO ite Pies WHAT ARE YE I'M TRYING Te \ Her HEH! EF Dida'T THINK TRYING TO Do, Pick UP The YE COULD Do iT: LET MutT2 HANDKERCHIEE | wees MAE Stow YE Wow WITH MY TEETH: ge MES i ON iTS Dawe. its A Good Thicke «fF ft Do vT: — : + pe a mene, ryote tags é a —— ee EASY AS Pig i ¥ f. v :* Pe ee ~ > os * ll Me = a 8 -.) ee ae : + eee : Oo MS TR eee at. ee es, eae ae Aa goo ‘ e a. ee ne : 2 . _ 3 ae ss i — »* > \ esort after having been niles of coast estimated —FP. & A. photo. “omen whew! YE LISTEN: XT CAN BDO A SWELL TRicic: 2 Pom /[ceReTAInuy Puy Ow YyevR HAT AWD Z'LE SHow . TEMPTATION, Geecmma Pl) | icnioctceD Tre oe You How = ee ~ PoP: Sol fe WIND ovTt Ws CAN) Guicie 17 1M FROM ~ TEE WCE: Bee Fe OF ME, yy OFF wite rte ' MISSOVRE ; we, Nowe BA! ur: cat {we of mY Ken Her: LEFT | | | ! ——— w( HER HEH: : FOR A LONG TIME Miss Alice Cowart was too tired and discouraged to get much pleasure out of life—even the marvelous swimming in Hawaii was spoiled for her. “‘I was despondent,” she writes. “‘My complexion was poor, I did not enjoy my meals.”” She did. not know what was the matter, nor how to remedy the trouble. But a friend of | hers who had been eating Fleischmann’s | Yeast suggested that she try it also. | She did and was more than repaid. She says, “For the last six weeks I have averaged two cakes a day. NowI never feel tired out. I go surfing and swim- ming almost daily. And my complexion is better than ever before.”’ Alice Cowart, Honolulu, Hawaii é . .. & § sot tT, . —a ee GS ee ee The HON. JEAN H. NORRIS, LL.B., t —— @ eS = Sees oe Depa SA eR Sy Oe is es 3 =e LL.M., for seven years a City Mag- | ¥* 7 Z CcOuLdDn'T RESIST I AIN'T MAD. © Swe ese - istrate; three years President, Na- be | 7ITRG TEMPTATION, airTvre PRANKS, COMme out tional Women Lawyers’ Assn.; ro Member of the American Bar Assn. ; ‘J Ks ¥ J PoP? TES NEE. SS LL TE “SHARD AB Tcl MY JUDICIAL DUTIES in the N Don't GET SORC. y SHow YE row tr CAN “ DU . the ew | a i ’ York City Courts call for the expendi- | #. % TURN HAND SPRINGS. ture of a great deal of nervous energy. The criminal courts in which I preside are open 365 days in the year. One must keep fit. Insomnia caused by indiges | tion has frequently prevented me from getting an adequate amount of sleep. and threatened the impairment of the ‘abundant energy with which I have been blessed. I tried Fleischmann’s Yeast —sceptically enough in the begin- ning but thankfully at the expiration of [| only two weeks, as the improvement im | my digestion resulted in more restful 7 sleep than I had had for years." : Jean H. Norris a Rien iy ae PLES LENIN. 7 | L gemene Naa Se FATHER, x DON'T PoP, THAT'S ee - > FC CS THINS YOue EVER TET Dents want VERY in O — Vee. DTS GRew: UP W PLAY 30 3 s SS Tee wee. } MeRG, MUTT? . Lae Y ih ot J yy > ? ~ . = a : . _ z , ; . ~ z 4 4 - - ; 4 ; + i rs : f ; } £= ——~ =". = ee ae «ar ‘ IS Re ~~ . . : o D * x : 4 , aa ; iy " x : + J : 9 9 : ‘ = ns - " 7 , - - ~ he : ‘ — ; = . ~ eye 4 t a: 4 o Am = 22 a \ 2 1 + : : 4. \ " 3 as hi Pa . es € ‘ . . 3 . ~ 3 ~ ‘6 j . + | ' re a 2 " rs ‘ 5 : . 7 2 ? . “4 , os . ‘J " 7 . We ork City’s Only Woman Judge

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ISS You SAT -ISFIED MIT DER ANGEL-CAKE BITZ NESS OR VOULD YOu LIKE TO GIEFF EM A KISS IN DER BAR- LETS SEE! 1 MOLD HAVE 2 (=m FRIED MW BUTTER OR ; ~“} } TOASTED WITH MUSTARD - | OR PERHAPSA FEW YEARS} IN THE COOLER WOULD BE Baw! 1 BAD MANS PADDY- -WACK NICE “ITTLE | BOYS ° | «sf VOT 00 You KNOW ABOUT DOT ! IT TAKES 7 DER VOMEN EFFERY TIME ® (ALL A MAN’ urn gz tee : ¢* GOODY 60007! NIC Ke : 7 LOCKET MAKUM BOOM a KETCHUM Lit BOYo | a OUT BYE BYE =" | pap ie Ditty 30) . a 2 arora, SC Sir POET tN 2 LGR A, {rea ape . ERIS Li 9 aay 7 ey tat pe NEY fee \ he SM Be: Ss Saba?! : ne Ba esta 9 poe ares a = il aes 3 2 oti a yg cre tas i ‘SEE FUNNY MANS QuicK JUMP LIKE 4 HEAP BIG FLOGGY? ee = e 8 0d DLLUPING ? *)) ayagt : : Nie ChE) ebeoends te O:bbebbte |, te +! | weate Sl i i ; ' " r ' i eata' a3 33) RQ La] St } es . +t 5 * “RUN. PRINCESS. | FOR YOUR LIFE} he garage, at St. Ogden avenue, . o'clock, the floor. th, cashier. 7 robbers utte red 7 Bnnoticed by a Onstabie LIL BOY LIKE UM DARK LIKE | UM LIGHT ? inigs A HUNK OF DER A DRUM STICK IF YOU COULD SPARE IT UND A LIDDLE WEFTY -_ ~~ — Cope. 1927 (MY ee 3-6- CHIGLITS, & COUPLE | SLICES OFF DER R16, § TWO KNUCKLES UND. 1DER CAPTAIN ASKS FoR Mt, I AINT CHuST A LIDDLE OFf DEN PENINSULA. PRINCESS, UND IF HIMMEL VOT * ISS? DIDN'T 70d | HAD DER TUR 1 -KEY DINNER? / yh CHASS UND NO! VE HAD IT Sut VE DIDNT GET (\T% NOW YOU GOF | it NOW YOU AINT 2 DER KINK DECIDED iTS GETTER DER KYENAS SHOULD GET IT* AM VELL 7 VOULDNT (ALL OUT NO NAMES BUT IF You AX roe VOT KIND OF A MACHESTY A CER: ~TAIN GtECER IDS q vOUt DOA? HE | bee —Ask for Bes 5; OTHER Newspaper, Dail Read in FAR MORE me he iy and Send Drive Into People’s cam if Wellston in "10 LIE ON FLOOR —— Worker Escapes Un- ». Gives Alarm and Fires on Highwaymen as 1 Drive Away. men in a curtained touring entered the garage of the Peo- fe Motorbus Co. today, held up in Wellston eight em- sledge-hammered a Way y the cashier’s steel cage, took and rode away, under fire »@ bus employe and a Deputy fable. whose shots they re- Charites road is used by the (Union and Florissant lines he curtainea car drove in, at piled out, The rob. live men Ing the driver inside. ® pointed revolvers at five me- mics who were working about busses, and two remained to the mechanics as they lay Two more took e of the night foreman «nd ant foreman , fifth robber carried a sledge } with it he battered down the jer’s steel] door. Clarence who was finishing night's work within, had ar d the paper money in piles had made up rolls of coin. Al! the robber swept tnto waste et. which he carried back to Pmachine, followed by his com ai Emplose Overlooked. pere Was one man in the ga ' whom the robbers had not He was Raye, whose Tom is lubricate the busses nder @ hus when their first of coming the floor with the slid under the next the robbers, and Under other tusses. until he @ the reer door ye ran into an ali-night res mM, next door. and borrowed er from the proprietor aR OT the rant. he waited for the tour- mF tO come out of the garage » Caine out, he began firing. first shot was heard by Dep rank BS up*” Instead nd iyine on hice he ‘PARTLY front steps of the | { : ; eh PP PPP THI : ~ - wise Oe @ IAW sentence Jonesy s penitent tion cha The t Baltimo to twe Neufield sistant | tor for | prison | . Their the mis owned 1 Chemics officers. ency for vess alin ing thei AVIATC SNOY High W vert Bv the A DEN! ing con basin ol day ve snow bl high was and Eu three Ww -swept ¢t contine! lanes medic row ns. Capt. bE. Ww. ¢ to cross | passes duno Pi velocity the tem degrees Telep Silverto | ficulty,. ' ' oan auto repair shop a ; ce away when he saw that shots nz frorm the car. he be volver atit. Raye hes and ‘mptving their revol eight shots came “ay. and one bullet torg@@iob =e Coat Medge Left Behina eViINSe “~“S Car, which was un- could not be used Pursuit. and the ; ie ° . . ing repairs. deputy fol- ere car on foot un Yas empty. Yhich was iefft be. ‘taken in charge : to See ine it A telephone imnstrumen. pee the saiTrage wall ry one bbers. aiso was to be @x- ) ‘Ye by the or finger ; Robinson ran | Robinson | | su fficte: AUTHO Robinson of | Mrs. Ue LONI ' trice li | palist @ , utomed A dat wick, o i firet he Wale | daughts was 8.1 Sir Ja Baronet 700 sto | magagt wrote s MOUNT Hithert Mik & the £4 | “Ompany refused to | “mount ’ jo=s. y SOT Da | % Raid i “would not ’ and ae :f the . Made Morrec+ estimate of “yY employes. prohabls Held Up on Way to Bank “py Robbed of 8270. = Sheahan. book keeper Ae -.40 pp. m. today. who is 30 years Mare us ' stepped from the corner to ‘thound car on her way irmrmerce robber blocked her path, against “Stick at 14271 northwest ‘| Bank of Ce ‘O.ver muzzk ana demands il, don't say anything.” “ased the package and The man ran weet in ; ned escaped i} Street, but the | on which the loss exceed > loerg Dry Goods Co.. , et. was held up by Dk man and robbed Containing $2790 in nm checks when wait- car at High and A meotor- <] Pease leorat s=znt of him med LEN] Geologi a new | tains & ' Yakutel | peditior i chev : The 1 | digirk | beria (be mor miles peaks ] probabil in, the dent Aj prison 4 ists Quito Fz Depart! The 1