St. Louis Post-Dispatch
March 13, 1927

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COMIC PAGE , vine | SATURDAY. eae | MARCH 42. Be Sure to Read the 1927, WANT ADS ln This Section ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH aR enn \ i PART. ONE. ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 13, 1927. PAGES 1—14 aeued STATE'SFINANGES “ro"rervew-oocs’ THO WOMEN HELD sss 2 ar LEFTUNGUARDED ..scunncneo AFTERESCAPE OF QC THREE MURDERER ee s ‘RE. 8 PAG MAGAZINE. 10 PAGES. COMIC SECON 8 PAGES | PRICE 10 a HAITI. EXCLUDES © SENATOR RING AS AN UNDESIRABLE; U. §. PLEA FUTILE Forbids Intended Visit of ‘ VOL. 79. No. 187. He = AVAL ARMAMENT Woman Camp Cook Saved = In FERENCE SET. Gold Property for Boss ))) ¥ WV | ' ‘Mrs. Julia Gambier Bought Weepah, Nev., NOTE HR Claim With Lien for Year’s Wages to BY THF i AKER BIL wp a ee for | - Protect the Owners. | | eas NEVA | N t | eo | By the Associated Press, | By the Associated Press. > | | TONOPAH, Nev., March 12.— ° | TOKIO, M ~— wt. Act Signed, Heralded as Ad- %, March 13.—The Depast ment of Education today § sanc- Mrs. Julia Gambier, a camp cook, ‘unpaid for a year, saved the prin- | | vance in Economic Struc- | tioned a plan for the Internationa! fe : Children’s Friendship Association | iormal Sent cipal claim of the rich Weepah hand could hold. ture, Fails to Establish |gold field for her employers, the ‘per man crushed it, and it was to solicit 1 yen (50 cents) from | Great Britain and Japan | Horton Co., it became known to- | panned by Horton. It produced two Budget System Claimed. each child in kindergarten and. ay. Ih fact, she missed owning | tablespoonfuls of gold. S| : | school for the purchase of dolls to. | Which Have Agreed to | the discovery claim only by a nar-/| ‘Thirteen ore sacks, filled ag the /be sent to American children in| | *¢ TOW margin. result of leisurely picking on the } Participate. & PUTTYHEAD, FIRST MOVIE SS To biscoveR SHE HAL PERRAMEAST” — NOU) MAALSY OF ASSAL SISTERS ARE USING RM TO DISGUISE CUMBASESS H ACHE AND YEALouS ’ HEA) A CHAMBERMAIL is . | SHES FIREBR-~WHEAS A Nove | iS tAcy THEY CALC IT a RAMEa~ST ANB GIVE HERA E lAy SALARY. Investigation Begun at Joliet Jail—Previous At- tempt to Deliver Saws to Prisoners Bared. reporter, guided by Frank Horton, owner of Weepah’s principal claim, dug his fist into the earth and pulled out as much rocky soil as his Another newspa- Invitations “THIS COST $1500,” LITTLE DIFFERENT : Japanese. It is expected that the) SAYS CONSPIRATOR FROM OLD LAW dolls will be ready for shipment to | the United States early next spring. | At a “doll festiva]” on Marck 3, royalty and officialdom joined the girls of Japan in formally receiv- ing as ‘“‘guests’’ nearly 11.000 dolls sent by the children of the United States. The doll festival has been a custom among the youngsters of 'the empire for more than 1000 | years. The doll is the guest of honor in the Japanese home for he tne: daneabbiodil Wiis three days each year, beginning on JOLIET, Ill., Mar. 13. (Sunday)— 'return for their doll gifts to the When bankruptcy seemed to be | claim stood nearby. Each contained inevitable, Mrs. Gambier filed a | 80 pounds of ore. Horton said each $1200 labor lien against the com- | sack would produce $1800 worth of a AE ENCE OF FRANCE | pany and Fred Horton, brother of | gold. = 'Frank Horton, head of the com- | , ITALY REGRET TED | pany, also filed a $6830 labor lien. | |'Pursuant to law, the property was | — - eee Lacks Essential Protective Features of Proposed De- partmental Measure Leg- islature Rejected. STATE DEPARTMENT Chicago Policeman Shot to REQUEST DENIED Death—Two of Fugitives Recaptured, Third Still at Large—Guard Arrested. Brokers, organizers and promot- ers are working feverishly, doing their best to establish themselves before ‘‘big money’? comes in and drives things out of their reach. Printing presses here are working ‘day and night printing gold-sealed certificates. New companies are incorporated by tefegraph. Sourdoughs and prospectors who to | ‘ | “ sold by the Sheriff. Mrs. Gambier | rte » sinelr Informal Representa- | bid in her own interest, subject to 4 {OU WORM, wheRe'sli F- . | Frank Horton's claim, and the! ALL THAT EXTRA } tion Suggested—Relation _property was sold subject to. re- | jack YYou HELD j , 'demption within six months. That ouT ON me? of Air Force to Warships | was three months ago. Had the Foreign Minister Leon Ca- bles Notice Barring Him From Surveying Condi- tions There. "7 NI¥,-NIX m'DEARS FoR THE . meeeres the opinion of his maies- | WwAttT TILL GOING To | | = To THE DRUG, smoke T Lif Lites v Mm the identical notes of invitation | F p Great Britain | Meade public by ith the agreement of the two am- and the Japan ssadors. The note to Great Brit- m addressed to Ambassador How- | id tollows: ’ Text of the Note. p With reference to the memo- indum handed by the Ameri- Ar Ambassador to his majesty’s eretary of State for Foreign Pairs, Feb. 10, 1927, regard- B the possibility of the initia- or of negotiations at Geneva meerning the limitation of na- HB armament between the rep- sentatives of the Powers sig- mories of the Washington malty of 1922, my Government PPleased to learn as the result informal conversations that British Government is will- lo participate in negotiations Bh. the United States and Pan, The American Government re- that Franree and Italy muld have formally refused the invitation and eS Government that mee Would be most eh a conference. their welcome The Mt sincerely hopes, pres- at (;overn- therefore, mi they may decide to be rep- eented at some manner at the Bis contemplated. pefese conversations, it now epears, could most advantage- ly and conveniently begin at eheVA on the first day of June, £500n thereafter. blication of the formal invita- served to disclose that all three eethiments have expressed the ! that France and = Ttaly will Bit possible to take some part pee Geneva negotiations. Ac Limitation on Discussion. ' anticipated, the invitation m= the door to the fullest dis- pon at Geneva wide open, No estions of any kind as to ways Means for extending the the- of fonnage limitation to other Capita) Ships and aircraft car- * 48 presented, nor is any of the F© Governments committed in peace on any phase of the ques- ee that will arise at Geneva. me eement the discussions 418 bound to be the ques- eof the ehlps. Whether aDdility of infor- conversa- ? o . ast In of there is extending q . €ven \ to various types of na- # paircra ft ren a ilains to be seen, al- ‘iS to be anticipated that eT Possibilities may exist in B drection will be looked over * at the three-Power con- ohne! Left in Abeyance. a Washington Government pot decided today whether ad- mal naval personnel would be med to Genera for the confer- | dis- | The matter will be —. With the Navy Department, there iS no particular reason maste and developments at the ""s of the Geneva Prepara- F Commission. which reopens “1, may to do & decision. have much B the Present staff of naval ex. | itor 50 cents, but thought to be an ; S$ tled up by committee work Preparatory Commission, ad- - hal naval officers undoubted- 1 he assigned in Niay he order that . no delay on that ac- i im the three-Pow: r nevotia- Were department | i tion generally | weather | ginning | pi and lower Missouri valleys: Oc- | northern | week, 'by Saturday. Mild temperature un- | hy |the of ee the Associated Press. ithe presidency vet, |! luncheon relation of air ferces to | any | limita. | dent responded. . uNdnight... ‘) Meso kine yop eS wPawMa» es 80 et reading. Sunset, 6:06; sunrise. tomorrow, 6:14. ON’T TUNE OUT THE SYMPHONY. for St. Louis and vicinity: Partly cloudy and cold- er today: {o- morrow, fair. Missouri: Fair today except for some cloudiness, colder in the east portion; to- morrow, fair with rising tempera- ture in the west and north tions. Illinois: cloudy in mostly cloudy in the north today; tomorrow colder fair. and This Week's Weather Outlook. CHICAGO, March i2. outlook for the Monday: Upper week Mississip- precipitation in portions, but casional and central mostly |fair in southern portion throughout general precipitation likely followe~ by end ot Wednesday, again til about colder, rising i week. DAWES NOT A CANDIDATE FOR | PRESIDENCY YET, HE SAYS | tory of the boot and shoe industry, Bloc | the re | brought civil suits against work- ers, Lambasts Senate Rules and System in Speech at Luncheon at Miami Beach. MIAMI, Fla., March 12.——Charles G. Dawes. Vice President of the l’nited States. is not a candidate for today in his honor at Miami Beach. after former Gov. James M. Cox of Ohio, had referred ‘to him as one who has presidential hopes. “If [ am running for President, { don't know it yvet,’’ the vice presi- Forty business and professional men who ajitended the luncheon heard a somewhat spirited debate on the rules pro-tem of the Senate. In charac- lambasted the procedure of Vice President Dawes will remain as the guest of Miami Beach until! Monday night, when he will go. to Havana. He canceled his contém- plated visit today to Treasure Is- land. John T. McCutcheon's home in the Bahama group. Supposed Van Dyck Cost 50 Cents. SYDNBY, Australia, March 12.— Purchased at an upstate auction original Van Dyck and worth $100,- | 000, a painting of the Holy Family today is on its way to the United | States for appraisal. | Was The picture insured for $650,000 by the present owner. e i By the Eee alive old por- | Partly | the | south portion and | por- | The | pe-- i Specia! he declared at a’! of the United States! Senate between Dawes and Senator) Moses of New Hampshire, president} Fails to Save Man. Associated Press, CHICAGO, March 12.- year-old Albert Frick 108 hours by artificial piration in a losing fight death here this week, a While 22- was kept res- won, it was learned today with the recovery of little Justine Braley. Official forecast | | up suffering from pneumonia and in- | fluenza, she ceased breathing. But! | doctors | method alive was given when, The baby, like Frick, for dead last Tuesday, and nurses applied which was keeping Frick and by using their hands in artificial respiration sustained .the spark of life. Throughout last Tuesday night the baby was kept alive by | (early in | child’s lungs began functioning nat- , urally again. Six of the 56 men who worked in| breathing morning artificial Wednesday the him to- of 108 hours to keep respirtion, the body vain for alive by artificial morrow will carry Frick to the grave. Funeral services will be gheld from the home of the youth's par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Frick, at Crysta] Lake, I1l., to Union Cem- eteryv there. STRIKERS’ BANK ACCOUNTS SEIZED BY SHOE EMPLOYERS | a Heal Estate of Operators Who Walked Out Also Levied on in Damage Suits. to the Post-Dispatca HAVERHILL, Mass., March 12. ~—-Sheriff Griffin and deputies to- day served writs of attachment on bank aceounts and rea] 150 niggerhead operators. “went on an outing” from shoe factories, but voted to return ito work Monday. For the first time in the his- Shoe manufacturers have 7 claiming that their business haS been seriously injured by an BORAH WANTS TO TELL WHO BACKS MEXICAN OIL ROW Seeks Release From Pledged Con- fidence to Disclose Names of “Powerful Interests.” By the Associated Press. WASHINGTQN. March 12. — Chairman Borah of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee said today he favored making public the identity of the “powerful terests’’ influencing the Mexican Oil situation as requested by Guy Stevens, director of the Association of Producers of Petroleum in Mex- ico. : Borah added he had the names 'teristic fashion, the vice president! of the oil companies referred to in the | 'senate. and assailed the bloc system./| could not make them public until] ne was released from confidences, | requested. | his recent letter to stevens but a release which he had U. of Ll. Restricts Roller Special to the Post-Dispatch. URBANA, IIL, March 12.— Roller skating on the campus by University of Illinois students is to be barred until after 4 o'clock in the afternoon. ‘Hundreds of stu- dents have taken to the fad but Prof. James M. White, supervising architect, althouth in favor of roller skating, declared today that noise made by skating disturbed classes and that it interfered with the passing of classes from one building to another. with | ' : ‘been authorized to collect the in-| °0-month- | ; ‘formation from baby made a similar fight but} | or the | 'in the new law, though ample pro- 'vision along this line 'in the measure defeated. and | i was ‘floor leader, at the instance of the 'administration, |and ' follows: | purpose made, i therefor. | within ‘omy and prevent waste of public estate | who! 60 in- ‘the | | is de for informing the| sine inna) a a | Prpislature of the amount of rev-| FOOLPROOF WAR PLANE TESTED | letters he asked me to bring saws, mission is given the power to com- pel public officials to produce be-| the Royal Academy in London in fore it evidence of the financial} 1900, won high commendation. needs of their departments. For | sale price, while not made public, is several years the commission understood to be around $90,000, one of the highest prices peid for has| Its) Peter Klein was killed and it was for this murder that the six were to hang. Price never was retaken. The Mexicans who got away to- day were Gregario Rizzo, Roberto the departments,| the work, of an American. and compile recommendations for} BPO AIR we the consideration of the Legislature | SON OF FINANCIER T0 BE in making appropriations. No provision for preventing waste! for supervision over expendi-'! tures, the real strength of any ef- fective budget system, and the one which political jobholders fear, is Gerald Warburg Will Appear on Concert Stage After Studying Abroad. Special to she Post-Dispaich. NEW YORK, March 12.—Gerald Warburg, son of Felix Warburg, the banker, has decided to become a professional musician. The War- burg family known for. its financial contributions’ to the cause of music, but Gerald is the was provided Text of the Bill. It was a very short bill which introduced in the House by Page. Republican Representative and which was the House and Senate by the Governor. It up music with a view of becoming a professional. His debut will be made after his return from abroad, where he is going to add to his studies. Young Warburg is a ‘cellist of unquestioned merit and Arthur Judson, manager of the Philhar- monic anu Philadelphia Orches- tras. was so impressed with the young man’s talent he declared him ready for a professional ca- reer. passed by signed “The commission (referring to the Tax Commission) shall fully inform itself concerning all expen- ditures of the public funds, by whomsoever and for whatsoever and the _ necessity commission — shall the first 30 days of each session of the General Assembly report its findings and make such | recommendations 1s it believes will | nest make for efficiency and econ-| $90,000 BENEFIT FUND GIVEN TO SUPPORT AGED PEDESTRIAN Provided, that before said | report is made and compiled all | A ona Nichols Provides tor Ea- departments, bureaus and institu-!- wand Payson Weston, 89-Year- tions shall have due notice, and be) Old ex-Champion. required to appear and produce | | , 3y the Associated Press. evidence as to the needs of such we pee - ae -K, March 12 Ed- departments, bureaus or institu- NEW YOR oe ¥ ; oh 2 tions.” ward Payson Weston, once a noted 7 = ontrast, the measure which transcontinental pedestrian, now in a. 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rae © 3 a serene Latin tae SINDAY MORNING, MARCH 18, 1927. __.. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH___ COMPROMISE ENDS| Borah Refuses to Accept _ BUILDS 22-FOOT WALL Tere E eeGr? ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH : WUT DISMISSES }— a oe vies ae Increased Pay as Senator ON COUNTRY ESTATE “Wess mame ANNOUNCES Po SUITON ALLEGED alum“. _ DANGERS OF-GLASH MEO » See eramiaa® RETIREMENT ‘Secretly for Two Years He Has Turned Back oe ee vate | ° . anion b. ‘allace Jr. oays & ng re 3 9. &. mee ; a os wee Mexi Gee 3 § BS COUNTY SHORTAGE (IVER SAAR VALLEY: $2500 Annually as Matter of Principle Is Decoration—Neighbors Staten is thriving fol R; L a : | | | He Voted Against the Rise. Hear It Is “Spite Fence.” | official declarations heme : = : icdeeie ies | | sac : ce —— ? | | ee ene ei ae ee enrerompustunas —- ee | Tellez, Mexican Ar |United States, is ex, diene Council at Geneva By the Associated Preas. , increase in good faith without giv- Is it qa decoration or a glorified | Sy eee his post G | WASHINGTON, March 12.—Sen-/| ing them an opportunity to express | “spite fence?” ton. ne insists his ' Settles Franco- Se {ater Borah of Idaho, who has de- | themselves.” ' That is the question residents i oe > oe v has ad} iC} | He said he did not believe the|of the St. Louis Country Club! sations with P er ; ge , al rith : bee, Dispute Over Policing clined frequently to go along wi hadi $10,000 salary of Senators! district are asking about a Spanish! A™ong the latest 3 ortunately, This Is | ; = od-by,” He Tells Audi-| 4 After Two Years, Judge Wurdemar Disposes of Claim Against Ex-Circuit, a 4 ? : 3 Clerk Willecken. This Section. 'eign and domestic policies, has also, should have been arranged so that!long, being built on the northern : 43 will confer with Artun ' : eatin ‘refused to follow their lead on a/it, became effective at the end of| boundary of the plot on which | Mexican Consul-Ger ral gncert. senatorial] terms. stands the luxurious home of, Y°rk, regarding a ; : ” (By the Associated Press. question that affects his pocket- | ‘with the American ’ ——— - é ANOTHER CHARGE rey 7 __T When the salary increase was; Mahlon B. Wallace Jr. the alleged Mexican jpge § GEN EVA, March 17.—The dan- | book. : : ’ ' in the Uni MATE TO > > in- . by compromise. Wide divergence the Idaho Se nator was : luctant to | Bir ag eg Che i ee, ee sek | pretentious house, now virtually! Government, appeared in the views of Foreign discuss his action, exp aining ne; erence in senator - y, ' complete, which is to be occupied | ee Oe bei eB: Germany | “2” afraid he might be misunder-/| eagerly accepting it. iby Clifton H. McMillan, vice | : 7 Ministers Stresemann of Germany ‘stood. He said he based his re-| Immediately after the increase/| VOTE T0 END SCAUITT | mR ORE ig pe rit eaters ent ~—tSrares ee ization Likely to Be Discontinued Unless Five More $5000 Pledges Are Obtained. H. C. Kirchner, Who Began Action, Is Out of Office and His Successor Forgot to Keep It Alive. | eee — ‘held in 1935 which will determine ee a ee — CROKE A ae . president of the Mercantile Trust ‘ and Briand of France. The com- | ¢ysq) to accept the salary increase| was voted Representative Tucker | R anda fellow “anemees ar fate a Members ian . nfortunately, this is good-by,"* | ’ A suit by fermer Circuit Clerk | | De a eee Ps ie | : ras ac , f usly tnoinie far #4 : 7 rj v notice | : f: a S Henry C. Kirchner of St. Louis} promise was adopted unanimo y l on principle, far removed from pol- (Dem.), Virginia, ser ed |'Wallace in the Country Club. At} to 0 Ballot. tolph Ganz, conductor for! : te ; Pam ae just before the forty-fourth ses- litics or personal peed. ‘that he would not accept it during | , ERIE AES a: By the Associated P ies Rudolph Ganz, is County against his predecessor 1f | : ; : i Idi one point the wall is within 20 feet »: j a ress, six seasons of the Sym-i 2 : : al sion of the Council of the League; “ o% hs | : . oe l SG : 7 4TOa9 : ee » 1926-2 Season, | | of an alleged $10.866.50 shortage, | Maj. George W. Stephens of ( an- | he added. “They elected me and I! vents to continue to serve at $7500 | Sedititen thenad | cosmeticians, which sana pl cones rt oe it pe ae ais a . ‘as ismii - Circui 2 | ada, president of the Saar Valley! qo not feel that I could accept anja year. ‘Reeoertnsas ' ' a eek alae PScottish [tite a ari ast 3 was dismissed by Circuit Judge oe W . nies 7 the 1925 legislature, ds ; « i Governing (‘ommission presented ee AORN ee AOR allace would not comment yes- i ats . t. ' i . p a . > —— : se —_—= — I i , " > an Sete ae » he ae. | Wurdeman yesterday, and costs | ® report today by which the with- °) teft. The fu terday on neighborhood report that | today ner the House of f Me expressed in this Way MW haw} were assessed against Wirchner. | eons al of the French’ garrison | TWO WOMEN HEL yetonattor wpe be: sere was it is a glorified “spite fence.” All) nay ost 106 tok ae afd, in more detail, in a i vi A ; ; Ps ' , ; : | | gitiv ; | he would s&y-was that it was being, ; “m red Wednesday by George 1 ee ane was Cineul since Aadoose: the Saar Valley would be ou | AFTER ESCAPE OF sighted by Sergt. John Klaske and constructed ‘ as cea of a waited! absent. The measure now # wt fener of the society s SS eS oe * ae oe ‘lowed by the creation of a special! | : f ; ; : “oa deg es ofan . ee Xe [railway defense corps numbering | THREE MURDERERS | two men of his squad. ih) 8 SP Spanish garden to be added to his ae eee 2 a d of control, and made publi “Shipwreck” - ing office in 1923, found the ap- —International Photo. [99 men Minister Stresemann | i 1 from Page One poorer papain , b. At thas orem geibeabi ts AS cx re eke th bill to abolish’ ti State eee oe tev phony Society |e : . . © ‘ ; . 4 : n = i . rom . ; i | . . e . : ; . es sare " ° parent shortage in Willecken’'s ac- Louis Hidalgo, Mexican sculptor, did this caricature. It may be|.j-,:ously opposed the plan, in-|— core | front of the racing ae ore fire || Stucco and topped with tile, to], pnp ¢ Sans ppears the Symphony Sve-el’ facing west, is a p counts. An arrangement was made | seen at the Independent Artists’ exhibit at the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel, isisting that the local. gendarmerie | owski's remark that This ¢ost moment the Mexicans Mig sink harmonize with the Spanish design cri: Sintalieneda ge nisah mable now to make arbarge- | eee Ss. . New York. would afford sufficient protection $1500.” Detective George Gran was al . of the Wallace home. It will cost me _ ae y : ‘osen nts for next season, he has ori | whereby W cena gag —eeeeeeeeeeEeeeeeeeEeEeEoeooEoEIEIEooooooooooooEEE==E=S=oooaaeeEeEeEeEeEeEe—E—————E—E—E—E——=—eEeee_—* to property | Of the three Mexicans who made through the ee posite e | about $15.000 and includes in its! ales OF Newton County, a3 Heed to make other plans, and his accounts for his first oe i i rg ‘hice lv Roa re-/| later in the day. etective am | design 30-foot tower and five! = = wm he expects to appear as de) | cirehner c Fy A | Briand tenaciousiy adhered to| their way to Chicago only he 2 a ater sn a n . . — be APR) OF eas » U. alia ws : ang arg a cat tate’s I] lal ees re eft ‘the Stephens report, giving warn-| Mains at large, He is a cripple,| Frost was shot in the oY tconams | grilled embrasures. | | ding gift in 1924 from for and as pianist in both Huro oe ~ genet . : o “es ’ wane | ‘ ing that if disturbances broke out | forced to use crutches as a result) Before he died Grant en ; “The less said about such things! Mrs. Edward A. Faust’ America. | ila ogai ° > 4 € . “ ‘ v3 . ee : : i . a » ; e : . : sie filed sult wet. > nedetapaaadn el ° in the Saar region the Council of wounds suffered when he was| Torrez as the convict who shot the better.” said McMillan, yes-/land place, parents of ME . ith the present - ason, ane? | fhe fund. containing deponita for | nguarded by Baker Bill oii’ sS*"etsoetine™ ririer| elptied ter he teas rrem| him "in dah maker i pom [tony over fcepnone fcom Hot |formery Ane Aadrey Sm mn SPR Pe the fund containing deposits for 2 Uc i more. he declared, if such an event ithe State prison here last May. He | ble to charge the three Mexicans | Springs. Netther would Mrs. Mc- | Wallace holds the wa es. There naw } ré eg Lit 5 - : . — ‘ ve ‘ ’ . ’ . Rane rie eet 8 egy . . heart. Bend roads, to ¢ As ; ‘ob 8 ee ee ca] 5s woeeh £0 create the Departmen'| To approve or disapprove item: tine the positions of the French | with the executions set: for yeeper- | Pullet Just under’ Os a : : Seetances permit. on the fate of! —The temporary 1 Jacob Studt Jr., Michae ee of Taxation, Revenue and Disburse-' jzed statements of expenditures. land German leaders closer togeth- | day. Justice Frederick R. De Young | In the fusillade,.the chauffeur of | Ce antin and ts consider Di-/ obtained yesterday Fenton and Cbarles Bartold, pro- { e Pr a director, and: T ' arwiee ; ‘xamine aec-|- . . ax cei) Mam ni ee Be tee ot Gs ; bh John Mar-| hestri ; z a el tai ment, to b uae r . lire: scan ; ro supervise and examine ac jer until complete agreement was| issued a writ of error, citing their the stolen taxicab, Jo | Ganz’ request that he be re-| Court, halting #€ et ietor oOo Bartold’s rove. l under whom ould be a commis- counts. the ¢ xpenditures and re- reached. | ease for review by the Supreme ieciniak. 23 years old, was shot mM | THE BROAD POAD FROM THE = of duiv in advance of the. from copying nan and Bartold are dead, so their @S-| sioner of budgei. reipts of public money and the dis. | Compromise Agrecd On Court. the leg. Krincich, although in the | ; EVE TO THE BRAIN 15. 22 bof the maaod ‘of stock holders in tates were made parties to the i]s iecte ‘asure 'position and use of public prop | Ket eye | “hice i. learne . ii ire, was not wounded. | TIMES AS LARGE AS THE oo eer. sata riatinid: ts allerned elite Details of Rejectcd Measure. Hit D and € ) | } P The agreement stipulates that Chicago pom e eal sebes from mer- ro ba 8 ; eel PATH FROM THE FAR fay Discontinue Orchestra. Joint Stock Land 8 7 Soha Sa thy B Clothed with full powers to ob-) y. on ' hee ‘the French garrison is to be with- | Tez that two of the Mexicans loudly | Niaske est 4g ‘ : iia CHA ®, proceed with plans for the, main in effect unt > é > t . ; i‘ ‘ . ss . ; +L “¢ ~. f i . ~~ , _ It? a ; . " -. 4 : ‘ . “a . s. as tain all the information regarding. i sine -s se on pore “ oo ie ‘drawn within three months anJ| Played a guitat and mouth ae to} Squads nes iP es oe 20 season the society has an- After a brief sess Action After Two Years’ y- ithe needs of every department of) o repor 0. the ACOMNEY-\7OR- ithe railway defense corns = drown out the sound of the filing | men searchec e districts and oV | : nae 9 000 . ’ . : er; “ Poi f ° . P é a , r . j / Te. ‘ Pee 1926: May 1, 1926, and last Jan. | ofthe legislative session, = Gov ar . The next meeting of the Coun- | other guards and fogs puty sheriffs al O i program, of the renewal of| which have arisen & Last Monday Judge W urde- iernor would have heen required to To lease property needed by the cil In June may he } e] j ‘. B 7 were seized and disposed of SliTili- tickets. lie said that. until ' Federal Farm Loa man sustained the demurrer, af-/send to the Legislature a budget | State. lin This will aiioina % rte aii larly. | » 9 | line. it Contre’ 40 amanda of] Neehe of the Saul : o7 _ e ; ; i inve i+ > > i a i ; a as e , ire * “ Pe | : ter holding it more’ than two. with the draft of the appropriation | th fhm a vet Reames ee the progress of the negotiations me ae tn ceree had heen | earin meg the guarantee needed, 19 swer to the Gove years. Former County Counsel- | bills. ws at Ansgar wed wnat for withdrawal of occupational rerio fix 2% t ta ero el | ® igements can be made for an-jto dissolve the te one , ” € oom , _ nuliate ans r etter co- ‘ ; ne a PAL LE | ( gagged, agains 1e | , ~~} . or Nolan had represented Kirch | The Governor wogld have had eapneyy * deoartments troops from the Rhineland. | cross-barred cells i af . m Season, but that he atill hoped | R. R. Brewster. ner. but as both he and Kirchner | power to change the proposed ap- a 0 a acon 2 a Tee i amined —_———— —— no +h eee ae | es Send for FREE book ] Ow honey would be forthcoming. senting the Land | fire out of office they did not learn | propriations submitted by the di-! Ba: ag oman Teargaag elise tes: BILL T0 LEGALIZE GAMBLING , find as ‘ n'a ming me Re oi a fe +e on deafness . . Fore- ge the society -has 4N-)| ter Cravens, its pF of the action on the demurrer. rector, and the Legislature, and un-| : , S. . . nec 1 tnree ° ss mced it will make no contracts | e¢« e Site no appeal or other legal'der the Constitution. would have To determine the need, size, PASSED BY NEVADA HOUSE | Americans which they had expect- most ear authorities Y H t r for director. musicians or | ange gh rye — t : +par y ‘ ; , j ’ aa i s > ‘ " . i " : , move was taken within the re-|had power to make appropriations character and quantity of the hi | Advocates of “corsa wae ae to find on one of the 3 guards. have hopeful message ou Ow oO until it has absolute assurance | ignations of certair quired three days, the judge yes- | without regard to the budget sub-/ 0US publications issued by the State % ais ee Res cues On — key was locked in the jail safe. | for afflicted the 360.000 will be available. | directors of the La . : . ‘ ee 7 Ss. ww fers ; ate Couk Tossing pistols into the cell of : : terday te udgme for the | mitted. _departments } cell of | re e ———— seonsnes | The value would have been in, Would Have Ended Deficits. | Profit $400,000 a Year. | their three fellow-conspirators | ecm eae. urn our the board. toalaie ta ae 9. Berge: range | alia : ithe here w ‘ali | If the association's bill had been | By the Associated Press | whom they were not able to re-| Ce Cees +2 rs . ¥ powers nteMstios Retiring from office early last | that there would be a centralized) e ass : a let a : a ’ j nd deafness. .. more than two hun- Ganz’ letter and relinquish | heen given along tf! Janrery. Kirchner advised his | responsibility. |'passed, it would have been impos-| CARSON CITY, Nev., March 12, | lease, the Mexicans shouted | dred of the country'sleading ear * me o z.- rvices. Ganz's letter to Mark-) ster further stated — ’ . | : =j ae ‘ nar 2 TP | —T ; 5 e Asse] ‘ester: ee j a. oo ‘ + » »j . : ’ ; i : F " ” ; , SuCC.SS8oOr, Oscar Jacobsmeyer to } Effecti m es _— > ° » “pa , m : io mae el or er mar be followed or ignored Ds the! succeeding Legislature. Many times The bin would Zive games of; to assume charge of the in vestiga- and + ary he pre ern am | ° . new “Eta DE Al ie i Ou! ~ ul eg . y Pee Peat i = “i , ae ‘ » 12 92 ‘ re , : (i tt oils eed es , Fe ar ‘al se i » DI +t Ati a a + NUCSE | Legisiature. ;the Legislature has placed riders; chance a legal status by licensing| tion. He~said the March grand peti ee ‘ . eg . am a y yrs ae wie: Wurdeman directed a jury to iste Each d f id } 'en appropriation bills setting out |saming tables and taxing them) jury would 1] called, if — mote rp poste | ae trina few days This delay | ditors had not been A — AS Pm yach departmen woul lave | é ‘ gilts . ' axl 2m | Jur: we recalled, if neces- | correct analysis of the trouble | 6s “— p ie am j ott 5 oe Nt aapaaty Do con riginea gti "| been required to submit to the di-| that any deficit will be charged $1000 a year each. It would per-| sary, in the investigation. and honest prescription. @ | Eye Drinking” is You dot Be: ety ag ee tak lee | aay icon at Ge > cs © , é © Co I : . ot tmourring , it f tte agekiack il ~ , : Do W -_ y ai ans cone cadatiaah v lrector. on his demand. an estimate | to the officer incurring it. but it | mit faro, roulette, blac kjack, Craps Assistant State's Attorney Burke Send Cou n Now the amazing new YOU ant to. o rs work . in gu ort of his na another grand jury in | by months of the funds required | never has been done. Usually the | and the whole outlay. was closeted with Sheriff Markgraf \ copy of Saae uanaeinee will | method by which to Know scientific - I wiwe at ' ail f Kurope | | : Png Ae ha ter dicted Willecken on the -jand the purposes for which they | officer could not pay it, and Mis- | For 16 years Nevada has had/tonight and it was hinted that are | be mailed you, free, on re- hundreds are get- nidd Middie | f sites ee ose i Ps ’ contended shar sar : 10, 1925 ] “thi | would be required, tho director ;souri never has repudiated its State laws against gambling, but in| rests might be made. quest Merely fill out the tin Sci e er Ps Gn a Bene ple long ppear: a“ 2 i pl vbr tia ee go 2 wien ut i te ea w ame: Mamneoh oe i being empow ered to prevent any | debts, however incurred. some communities they admittedly they dashed 60 miles over the wet coupon below or write to | g the entific Position. by ' lee _ } _ london ro | pag ba canal “a ' aS : Gs : | bat ube nee : ) ; e . 5 | : Fe: 1 orchestr: é -~| the examin Judge Wurdeman’'s court.: “pie jexpenditure not authorized by law | BRAZIL WELCOMES FLYERS | — not been ‘ req ed. | concrete highways to Indiana Mar- ate tel Bea ae aa oe oe ai secret of getting — to Increase Your every rich | yen ‘aid "Sat p Pee Pn read pravishede ae ws oo my hold each department's ¢x- | Advocates of the Dill argued that! bor, Ind. There he. car rg leari State St. & Jack- | better positions BOGEES. , ‘nr : | 18, 1925, Gardner filed a motion to | and to , eo Raper ere ¥ : ’ : tne car .Wwas Hearing, State St. J ac bard of (or “— ted the presid quash this charge More than a 'penditures during the yea’ to the! “Good Will” Aviators Will Resume the mr would profit to the extent | wrecked and abandoned, Still tak-_ som Boulevard, Chieago, 111. | or more pay from How to Have 100% uses. It i wit, i to weer oes foe paca r coma ¥ “ : . : r . ° "@e ‘4 > re . r . . . Pp 3 ie. et "" ‘ ; “tile, > | 4 : - . vears tater July 6. 1926, Judge. amount estimated. The purpose of | Flight Wednesday. of $400.000 yearly from the gam- | ing Krincich with them, the Mex- Kindly send a free copy of “Deaf. their resent Confidence in Your- wealth, 0 ae ie eo held their addt ay tik ladies ey : this was to prevent departments] By the Associated Press, bling that goes on)regardless %fj|icans forced ; axical sil ness—Can It Be Cured or Ar- P self * release to take place | hoiders, are * Wurdeman overruled this motion. | , mae siieeed oe Poe ans torced a taxicab chauffeur rested?” (1106) | work—at Mately after the last concert | amount of stock hel On Sept. 18. 1926. and last Jan. 3. from expending their entire «ppro- | RIO JANEIRO, March 12.—Maj. } the present laws. Its opponen‘s | to race with them to a corner in Briana | once. How to be a Leader . r re : ; — coe | jen! ed the enue sich antiiued Reb. 2 |priations early and then creating} Dargue and the other good-will} denied this vigorously. ‘Southeast Chicago hear whieh | | and Successful Sales- it 18 SO 7 , Sular\s@ason. March 14, eae: pei : ee ce al “deficits to be made up in the suc-|flyers of the United States Army | cre | lived relatives of > es. | | man, : you 2 , eyerereas i se Gardner filed a new motion to | eS Er : | a eee ? aie ’ . - CHURCHILL SEES TARIFF WALL ‘ : ih, Baked Fh of he How to at that ’ should like to have a few : stockholders at a : quash, on which the Judge h ¢ | ceeding diennial period. | will be received tomorrow by Pres- | caped convicts. ; | 2: How to Recome Pop- i+ | | | th~dinee Be present Legislature has beenjident Washington Luis of Brazil | Meanwhil P 1 AP - of relaxation after our busy | sen answered the pf yet ruled. It alleges that the in- . ’ ' | ” _ aZil. | AS ONLY HOPE FOR BUD t | Meanwhile the alarm had been | what ular and Powerful. Be: . / | ; of rf | called on ff . wriations in| The fivera na are heing ' ere ‘hia: ie youl the very 4 ason of 65 public concerts|the bank would con dictment should be set aside be- | cared upon for appropriacvions In| The flyers, who are being much ee | given. Chicago poljeemen and de- How to Make Your 7 10 : cause it Gus not h or hes - ai 4 “bt exeess of $1.000.000 to moaret such entertained, plan to resume their | Chancellor of exchequer to Ask/ = — | t Box Office Pa see it. rehearsals, all of which ' quirements, a2 ( ee aa86 © IMGivia- | sericite le in ate: ine | flic aaa nk cebu ttn takai > ' i | wan = taken place within 20 weeks, | or refused to com ideficits which accumulated during) flight northward along the coast Parliament for New Taxes on thi Within 69 Ween. | How to get Others to 18 lscher, ax conductor, can, in| ers bad the right uals who had made the deposits al- ‘ | 25 ¢ 926. fof Brazi x Tednesday ’ "i . ane he hawe been embessicd. An! 1925 and 1926 | of Brazil next Wednesday. Foreign Tobaccos AT WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY FIELD HOUSE If you want | Help you Succeed. method of © Way, take good care of the | script of the list. = | | | | run, Willecken cannot be tndicteJ If your feet ache and pain, burn} UMbalance the structure of British . : , 7 . { ee pacarmrangpen special Cable to the Post-Disnatech i? the , audit of the Circuit Clerk's office | Check on State Auditor. | "Chicago Dally News, (Copyright 1997). | : we Munity Meativ ; nee de | ir MaMse Way by the Mate has| kn EIT i eonbnimieeens moon LONDON, March 12.-A_ tariff! Big Bend and University Car Line mofiey, good | Qn eet | Drinking? reeks nt Cee peibige use “very Sec xpenditurs, or- . a : ; . ees . eeCKs w hie : shown these individuals and... cha tet aris se 3 es Stop Foot Pains wall as stringent as that of the| Reached by Clayton, City Limits, Kirkwood- clothes, a home Mow t6 Rapes Yous ye wes mp Series sat F ne can Senne and al si . a ; the cept aor United State: - ion | . . - ys Lok ei L neante they deposited, and pre provided should be submi‘tes to ; a bk , * ates is the only : solution | Ferguson cars. Plenty parking space. of your own, a self to Win. ms of which are ever so at-|in their authority, sumably this information would be the director, for approval. and if | Fi M t |Chancellor of the Exchequer | luxurious car elgg mS feawliscte Ne nae RS available as evidence In a trial. dlin ORI the St: o. es bite a n ve Inu es Churchill can see for covering the | b hi Me How to Get Ten tebe le standpoint of | = = As the statute of limitations has f Ae “th “gypsae Mantegna aipooga —_—~ . | budget deficit which threatens ‘to | membDersnip in Times more Results * . On and entertainment. those unustially i SK | 7 | good clubs, with no extra effort. ee Loyal Support. ‘happy children’s ¢ fra . count. admit that my work! Qdeon, as well travel, vacations, How to Get in Paying Today ‘Pop } again if he is not tried under the ' land iteh, are puffed, swollen. tired. | finances. | | : It would have been illeval for an‘ im ee ee Past ye, present indictment. 3 'tender and sensitive, write for an in-| Treasury experts are unani S f 1] Business for Yourself. years has not been f@-|ine public schot . . officer to have entered 2 any | St ee ?, oS ES) the Madena! Clvircs SagAAMED +s tyes ac nenicenn| Bama xeoond. matter July 17, L879. " ,c . rery fo sufferer should) “ ‘ard. widow ; | ; wv Rack ; : al o. Louls, Mo. ° ing of a uniform system of book- i have it, two sons survive, 7 ER TICKET NY SCHOOL ORGANIZATIO Wonyergnted, 1005 Uy. Ge, Mater year a its “2 these finely me - of the “ ~ ’ 7 Lad a wer | *udiences at! our ang race ak our rearalan tutta bg

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NH a4 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH_ sa SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 19, 1927 __ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ____ PAGE 5 i st SEES RBIMINCS onic YOULL De Serer ESTATE “SSS SSM OTREMENT GAGE EERE CTD. ANDHENEPKED LINE PLANNING Compete im Athletic Meet Here per yay COUNT MEXICO CITY. “Mareh a ailace Jr. Sa) Speculation regarding relatigesmt ee ees Sf ee ee | re CIES ; 7 eee ic” , Mexico’ end the a 7 Bs ime Rs AE : Work Most of Night, Go to Studies in Day- summonses for Drivers Wisse ee, Stats s is thriv ing the ‘ Peay = : 4 3 z s 4 "e 3 “4 % ¥ -, 4% x | st ce 3 2, ae > ‘ . . . ; , “ ay " ‘Spite Fence.” ficial declarations here. Saami aN ti) ‘oaemgmeieen tt Mm Se AID MAKE CALLS FAST SCHEDULE time, “Sleep "in Between’ and Tram mae = ai frupha: as peers te Siero See ae e aM S ORES OO DR ee a oes ‘ (Consta Nes, of Te ' a, Mexican Ambass ™ seetatay os Py oe Ses ‘ ee x SK aa . . c » : &assador + sstaratk Rae as 3 Gen SS a BE Rn gee Mies es : United States, is expecteg ‘teal a ‘ a eae i ei Mite ce 3 rae ‘a in Competition Only. on Shae fix? tomorrow for his post in Ww 3 a Re 3 ae a se ens BERS eA Deputy constabies of the "s ton. ‘He insists his visit pegtiimmgortunately, This Is (Ree. | SF, ae Coolly Handles Revolver in. Three Sailings a Week Be- St. Louis County townships a personal, but he has ha@ } } a ° | ea OOS ok ge: : ye 3 RS: pects: BEG Fiaming youth does t appear § bee worki arly’ six nigacs esterday began thelr annua’ ae © on é , Ong On. i Ad oe “4 Rs Ce OO 1, ER RES ; es Se me a y Sox eee pm SU aes ae > . eae a vila . — o ng wie. ecanale: ghee nOCR 7s versations with President ¢gumpO@py> He Tells Audi | & OU ey F _. Beeman > © : PERSE eee a Three Early Morning tween St. Louis and New to include four of the members of ® Week this winter roundup of motorists who had , Among the latest ie- ; = ey e es ene PBS 7 Pee 3 Sag Ra ste ae They did the _ w >! i if about qa Spanish “ as ee ease t '@ Ashburn here yesterday. of new ing youth, or anything else of a §ticed. Coal miining is. oO sof! ,; ustody but were merely gis _ just a ie va s oe ye Boe SR Aone : Sa "hte i. w c "s le [ep ; apes ; ni inte ¢c oay : 5 ee ; 3 sae Re ae os his young woman was iasit seen schedules increasing the capacity of flaming character And 4 coal handed task. | . , sta face home, and be- |, nat ; Tae ote anasto shave ad ; School Has No Ind Track en summonses to appear Velore . , ? 4% } He eae of arbitrating the ¢ ins - ' hain Brot er) Store a the line Oo”) ia r cent RET UUY TOTNse “a mine _ vw here Tnese fou oun 20 as AO naour rac 5 ‘ . J ee ot ee ferences between the twe (‘oleman street, avout 8 a “ t ) °0 6 1 Piet: - “- : s en ae 5 Their school‘is without an in- Various Justices of the Peace. Jus- ation ’ ; tare ela © » Cour ee | ‘}amnonth, or 00. tons a veat e , iho ——e | ‘ ‘ite nwt eck Wlation as to oh Oe aah another that elles yesterday, with a male compa! men spend the hours which many door track, though it has a basket at es Werremeyer and Stecker é: take back with him to & ‘ion. She left hastily, having; just high school boys give to gasoline all floor. This has interrupted :‘ laytoh announced it would be é | 3 a BS eta eres. see beg. ee training but the work in the mines) thelr policy to dismiss the cases a) r) i “3 ioe » ME RR SS Se a oe SR : me ait s ¢ : : " 4 ‘ P : has ke rt +] e ¥ ’ 8 ‘ 4 eattine | On pay ment of coats, althvugh a mene 18 anotoer from Mexico Lo the L hited eo $5000 Pi ges | s : 3 Sa Beet ys Re Re RM, a RE ST > Bo wach With her companion in Wila clipped to within a da Vv of the fas! When thei; afternoon classes are ~ v we.79 ath ‘om Feriag : e » a by now \ int uali¥V Gove rr met! 6 : os AN - 9 ‘ , » % ee ; eon > ee sy pee Sn RES > has her r} described as a new biue a ‘ke 4 sc du} Als C n Ast > flabby. The coach, 4 k.. Hollman fine Vl $5 to $209 is authorized ) a j ; Aa " - ees ; ons : : : sie eens ae : : ‘ , | 2 MeuUuuie 4 Uv, °° . AST - ver : a. . ‘ ‘y - to be occupied S| . ee : et 5. % o ae SS SRS Se Sag SR eS Essex coach in’ ; ; ri - wiih. a senid High School, these said last night that he used the | law. The county authorities an- M rr - ' ’ fiw? © : ; 2 s - We SS Sr ea Seo, ne oes Rae. gene 4 , ‘ ; bie 4 ;, ‘ the DUuUrn announs ed the vwarge iine four. Steve Novy otny, 1s years old. indoor meets as a training c ‘s the nounced the drive two weeks age “gaa = VOTE 10 END BEAUTY 8 \ ; ' wy ae SEE eS SON Senge e . Soe . Was tne third NO;dup Gf tM© nay pe able tu offer shi : till ? To’ 7 y ’ ™ — : ‘. 4 ‘ 2 w » ike eae > ,, ee aS Se SNe \ . ; i 4 | ’ Nlppe rs 8&8 il] } ompeo roigo ] # lobert | ent- , | . . h - re mt . . - ce? —_ ‘ , ‘ : Se a ‘ a ree Fe ~*~ ’ Se re “ . ’ , , ¥ ‘ . var - ry ‘ > > , . ) ( { a a y ’ ’ ‘ , ia it Ou h eit liee 80 far ay » Mercantil Trust , a | £ 1 wt BPS a8 $5 x ee a SRE AE SRE corti a ee morning in which she played the lower freight rates than the pres- land. 19. and William Mattarozzi 1 10 nal meets. Last s¢ ascn, Benld ) h s hx: = low member of House Members ‘Pass Bill a f tun tely | . ( Pein Rae Rs ced . Ps “S—Oe> “Fin a — > o ~ - oe « : : , als i} lé ”" ) ‘ “ - - . e . P : . : we : til she mine, about two miles from town. ton Universit) Costs in the county Justice H is within 2 By the Associated Press. a : ns of the Sym-({ ; - ie ? RS oe ess “eas aes wee : ; | who kept out of sight) until 1 each tow, Instead of six. as under! where their work begins at 4:30 Novotny made.a 6-foot running | Courts total $740 per case. Of this s effectually to cut The bill to abolish the State Bo audience . th x : x F a Preece ee Rahs pants of the tm v stores seg Ape ro the 1926-27 se: ¥ 7 , : not A 4 . EES. OE ‘ ie taurant they held up. got $13 iD reach New Orleans on the seventh There, six afternoohs and nights versity of Chicago. and took third $1.50. and the Constable's share fs A not comment egisiature, was py | She left behind her certain: . pegui. with no time or place for chocolate 6 feet 3% inches. ed, 5% cents for bond, $1 for war- spit seal apa Bmpecgy eve hae oo The new schedules ionalize | ties. though hot coffee and ham- | completing the four-year high for the subpena. part it spent in caressing the bituminous eredits® aA yea! e plot on which 4 Le (ore ; - : . , wrious h ps York, regarding modification a (nions indoor meet at the Coli- ANTE Long de woman robber nlend ine goal of the ‘© i barge ee rows ‘za nreit: nc 1s ne : , . . a : nd brow M7 orn aaa Beno ine raliroad riclency in hand- Seum iast night et) cel yaelitys - & A Nel at lala KL Sf 6 with the Amie rican Vii. ‘zation Likely to Be e i ed Unless i ive » y* ate . ft +} » «= 11 tinu ? by] " " : ’ : f v ¢ ' » | +e ; " ber side of the wail man important commupis robbed the store of $70, and drove and two tows, with towboat time (tours and garterless sheikery f Prinameotive schedules call for three sailings a week, a packet-boat Ai. , a SBLELOLOOO LOLI “ “ Pe * .. > kA Le 1s ef oo0d-D\ bi ‘sf ; ; : ¥ last six SPaASVULLS iii a8 roe Pak Sal Ph : > pep yy % ~o 1" » 4] CCU- Ouse and it JEFFERSON ¢ ee March 1 hestra pur tne pistol on ne occu the current se} ile ‘ ‘ , “y , Orchestra. the current schedule of a tow every “~o ' oe 2 poy Ore ere But St] YT ee > ¥ | o'clock high jump, in last year's national ®™mount the Justice gets $2.70 for Six ys. Sut St. Loule treight will : ‘ —* aes ‘ : ate of Examiners of ‘hairdressers i S Work Six Nights Till 1 a. m. interscholastic meet at the Uni- | tying the cases, witness fees are . ; —— ; conceri Oj f ; ins. Which was created a ee cash, two cartons of cigarettes and t y after departure, f ‘o Dl g@eottis morning aiter departure, four days , . : te . . . a eal . he 192! ‘Geo! worth ef pork tenderloin aa : B ' | _'a week, they work until 1 a. m., place. rhe high school record is $3.49. The Constable's fee ts Givid- earlier than unde the presen Sai today bv the House of Re - mn ti rhe; ¥ * a ) DOr LOed report eos Jy t.e present expressec if - . Sey .. HY Hae Pe aaa ‘ . 2 ae 1 T 3 ‘ant ile; “enite fence.” 1 tives. The measure passed unagie Mm in more detail, in a lett 2 Sere Ge , : eps swoisns Y ee memories. John Haranjas. cook in +} , . | §odas and other high school dain- Toigo. a 50-yard specialist. ig rant, $1 for mileage and 90 cents : x : aa oF wh 4 _ ; » " -* ‘ . ow te Se ° a » of 4 . : , “ ‘ " hi ’ s that it was bein mousiy i000 to 0, with 60 mem beni ed Wednesday \ COTS + ' ee: Se a . Rs : a resi : ’ compiete interweaving o he Go ad i f ml absent. The measure now g0es } 3 ham hairn an « f ‘ ur 4 it . . Ses. ANN Oe : at i ule’ ard. ha d Tne dubious ie Heat tra fle et wit hy ither floating eq lip- bul ~er may be had I wtiseel ume is si hool course in th et’ ‘ efTAare. by ISPOT'S’ CASE 'NVESTIGATED . . of hey Tirsti isit AOU! a lo " ; » ty > ol ; ; ° ‘ ; 2 } taking [Wo eitra 2s ' - | ment @iong iines sketched excel to be added pis | the Senate mof control. and ) “Shipwreck” Kelly. on the Meiotand Hotel tiemeila: where he pa + dae hike leaked m. She waiked into 1 | =u ce si ‘ - Ge ie 4% eee ; “- Ps , ~ home Tt will cost’ *** introduced by Representatimn for nt komme cf¢ piease Harat was operated between 1924 and | epteaes gularly load six cars in an Pentland is 4 one-mile runner, ; mer, 5510 Cates avenue, last’ Bat : : ; lid no | : . : , (a " nes SEE ‘ ‘ ; — wes tS aint en i ' ’ - ; f “3 aftiern ¢ 3 | hits . ~ , . 7 of z — — ‘ aftor rae it and includes j + rane Oo? himself rhev de erating cort. . it ia the success we a night each, and {_,ouis , . . s il >o +. + 4%, . ’ = | 7 . . ‘ _ «) ; } , , > | ; ‘ : 7 , echestra anc consider Di- obtained vesterday in he Federal story Maryian fei. 3 nart wit} ne money and tn expect, the other thr iowboats of | Adam (,eo0TSe, 47 years old. a machinist. of the Lockwood Hotel .* ; he ied : ; Dn ; Tj cr +} ee : 1. 7 ; te , ' co '¢ i 2 i? | fy ; i ing ra a ‘ : ad: resses . | . n »* > 3 - : ee Bb : > ¢ i ont S ik 1 : oor 4 « 146 Wetarn. ita Es o. : : - perenne) get i: pledges of a. um Monday. Oul « : ere ry store at $19 North Gi he six heavier -burning are Heller. s] ) ( $905 — ee ew ee might ogee us gsnoe deale) a t % i , +} fe) : ied nf ae :% 7. (o = +} _-A 4h ssat —. m P — . ae . am ; 4 . ; oar. . | iil : ier. gt ‘ ( LIVING MOD & To Pate Leg Bocwty pas ™ nouncement -solowed 1? Sinn i Mats ly 7 ISO! venu Says sh Was Weal tow boats will handle the lower riv- ; ‘ avenue, was bound hand ara " . . : 4} re 7 + > Lyf a ‘ ’ : , €¢ os ; 7 ae 1m : | li {ts _- } } ‘ a ‘ . > ~s) | ‘ % — ’ - ssGhs b peven and unless ine ot net! Oo; arguments on a _— 7.20 ee age if a wrown ia when she cam er between Memphis and New Or- |. AC UAL on wen eee Case tj coe C Patterson, United States; since — a : naa Mi the Last | in Ris place at 3:45 a. n Sb leans Lou th rope by two robbers who . => i aailies. ‘ ; ' Sat A ¥ « ori lt : ‘~ (cc we ho 7 ’ ‘ _ : boy iy) t | ris : . } ] ] ‘ | . , ’ ' | ’ 4 He that the orchestra wil’! District Attorney, to dissolve the (WoO |: As Acad LDS ae 4 ordered pork hops—-off the [ held him up his store at 10:15 ‘ 5 Vier pnis I" tertmminais , N sentinued. ite ~oTrary order now in effect. ysuccessful in numerou: lon: Nn Larlain leanan ** > turned i epi ; i", fi . aS ae ae DEMONS TRATIO! 4 : Lemmy oT rr’ 7 J j 7 = rsvviidi, pie is lie LUTrOoE j i) above have exce] ent equipme ni for os lou k last night and escaped with mam made a short talk cail- For the first time intimations durance stay: Sepoursse NAc 'He ithe meat and she drew her rev0i-|j,.a:ne coal whereas fuel | 7 gu angen eochdcage taco oogellgg eye pee ee ee ek . | , | loading coa el oil is} $260 cash. One robber carried 9 By Popular Demand ation to the absence, in the\|were given today of differences one here sh a “eS vel Forcing fh lie down OM 4), more easilv andled at - rurer to the (3 iments ant } urned. acca! in2z aucn LLICs att : » #f, » thea page! oo. . : cated ihnself and called Olle : 3 : 4 P l 4 rs ] SW ee?! ( ¢) rOV ernmen m —_ ; e : } huteher, $2 from ne cash reg ‘freight (;en Ashburn remarked ‘ i : . . ; Gaeeements can be made for an-;to dissolve the temporary order, reports, and sta} gua dag : ter a! hen it struck the fermi- , «-,, + 4% cite A Negro persuaded James E. Cro ' : ¥ Peeason, out that ass tg — . R. Brewster attorney reépre- days oot iM ; cacks e S - - nagliece nine robber's fancy to have por? acket service. either citw should |? , Kroger stor ag fer a 2514 p Abts S amous er : hey WwW ould be forthcoming. ' se ntinege the Land ank and Wa)- His ay oO arkinc a Ving. , ; , “i ; ark avenue. to watK to the rea? . . . . Ow ! * : nting a Seer. : | cates ce a ae eee have cause to complain. Ms o.. ® Women will present his NEW scientific way to muse Tne Society nas an ter Cravens, its president, biog the Why does ne J as n We > that alar * eh de. a . the store with him at & oclock ' ; We J nat along, i Increased Capacity. , | make } ntracts ‘Mr « manda ‘ } am j frequ 1 jue i } ati nL ' . > uignti Se 4 se Negré lake no contra urt a demand had been made by ; mos! ta nmin to a Track OT pOra By the regular schedule t] night, whi : econe ter . r . 3 : ’ le * 4 ' , 4 ’ . . \4 . ‘ 4 : lie ‘ , " How to . 9 r director, musicians Or the Farm Loan Board for the res- ectators -. BOC, ¢ 7) ] surroundiny office uULLdGINgES, a ge j . - tturned arouna just as hac directors of the Land Bank ou a laden With spouses 000 now (Oniv tnree towboats will ; , er course apparent! > “a mea name ; he Marviand Hote! f ri- jt at : : ft the registe sot Negroes, . er course apparen Brewster used hames. mn Mary ian fier earls breakfast on ‘th! be required in the Memphis-St. — te eee pits: a e secret 0 getting a ia h Your Cae See as me boar light but, to re- Pfirjal ‘tima r he e i’ marily, he does it t arn a living . , , LF ; neither of whom apparently wes °.* : : ard tonigh — ‘ficial intimations befor - ” . ork chops, perhaps, the woman) Louis division,. however, and only, — isi position and a bigger income Ganz’ letter and relinagquish hae Enc ~ — e oy ow . ré alizin revenue irom &a imissions ryices { eae ~~ ret . 4 iid - ct oy a =* be . ‘«* et “a + | ? } 7 ¢ , x ; ta cai ‘ . »¢ rso ie S : i ) 4 Ww iget ii Sli it th at > Of dad oe gal imc alla io Mat pSter LUPLHe! , . audit hat ee + ee . eae ntering the chain grocery serve towboats. required for emer- , Ss , sz made and i re port ‘ : : “1 : . “2 . i oreman etreet sl 2 ey) V pow er in H peak load can ¥ took $67 ' Sre not faile " ‘ fly ot - eats siyhmitt + + ee hee fae) nded *aA?l the Wf Midahia- , ; a , ty . he tn j revolver who G. E. Marchand peve not fail | abize ‘hat audit submitted to the Farm Loa Stee Te “S” did net go into this place as a cus- | haul special tows increasing the to- |’ ee ee ee MOOLAH TEMPLE AUDITORIUM fand a box of cartridges ; pomplete financial] reorganiza- Board howed the } ; solvent. ers and four Ae : . ie ylver ‘ lrawnht tal earrvi . ' 25 fons . Marchand. ce highest : ) s ; é yank | : OASIS i eee me) r revoly was drawn ai carrying power to 150.000 tons | tliat ier holdups last night | LINDELL BL. (Near Vandeventer ) ’ | 4 ’ } 14 ’ - . * »* ’ 2 ‘ ; ‘ : , * pei ine Sy} mpnony Societys In answer the District Attornes —_— : ; a? ‘ toast ane ££: held up the’: a month. ; ° were at the drug store of John 2 paid business coach in Amet 3 Will enable then { 12] re be was prepared 1 ae ne aining con we. ow ti S ial l ) ~~ on ‘ sis ATT 134 D Wi I ' : ' ah > = a ianager. is clerK and three won special tows. aS a regular service . ~ = ica, member of the Unit se plans for the coming sea- court a mad been rOe- eae eer eS Aim, tsid } I Cochran, 6100 Page bowlevar Admission FREE 3 aS 20Tr iit JTRS | court an ; it hac pre in a Outside the schedule, have been s . f States Supreme Court Bar ' : Cannio! he a >t om Dlishe« ; i 5 » oT s34 x 7 i (’ ae ) rhe ‘ i : , Bi . remere . : 4 : . WoerTe two vouths obtained and discoverer of the amazing | | o_o eee denpBrenigi eo ee ; : But Woman Outwitted Her. pointes as a great possibility in’ *® oe i. Ta a ’ = *) *he Germicide Sn. 1% ft once. new “Ea DRINKING”. 4 lV Wee ks— ae The ‘} sysi em of ¢ onduct ing the hy N1sine bball * ‘ry > | 7h | ci ; ; : : ; i} bans ' Hage) ¥ sale * re “ A Palm de. eloping “17 er t, 2 ffic in such ' id tw i) PISTOLS, a T he drug S17 ; You are invited by the Nationa! University Society to You don’t have i necessary fo m So anv conclusive report oncerning - | a | - est | “ : | HRS «| The a ' ain ld to fall in Monthiv tonnage now run Lar more good than a vacation. to Know scientific primCk Bie! expect to s: Kurope !solution of the temporary orde: ee ee , teeta: senate: 9 : e of the wome, far beyond capacity. ‘Phere is ev- The admission is free. There‘are no collections. Don't miiss it pearances in London and’ were vested with authority to make ° 2 ne hia iain ih apacitv would used creased Pron ; . . nd oul ad. SLee ¢ ct . aie ‘ mae “ a onan How to Increase Your p OOth orchesira! and pian- the examination and in suppo! Ce Sa eas mae , CP piy , ith \ she com- tonnage has foll ‘very in O7 —_—_—_—_——_——— every rich mam HBr ask yo. irmén of| read provisions which, he said, |mobile b: im, 12 inches - i ‘ie provement in schedule. The turn- Q@VOS JIZO OT Od$ ; : ‘ ’ “Oe re | i i 1nere, 1 f hief robbe! call , ’ Bec ' mar liscoveries i?) Columee « ’ r ¥ ‘oo > + + . a . ‘ sei ‘oO¢ ; | } % i } . >i ' iO! arge . . ' if ppe a e a ive - . . . , y yy 1% ; : ‘n place within 206 weeks. or refused to com} pi How to get Others to this arnazing new § her. , VvOoUTIE ae The Antiseptic teeter, 5 pede. . How to Express Your- “a by Mr. Robinson and the} Loan Board and were strictiy with- s a 268 3 ‘slo ZB avis,” Si en. Ashburt pager 3 Me as ixperts “@e tndigeste, cures dvepepsia 8S car |. ae : AMS: ’ How to Get Ten : ‘TOm the standpoint hw pier reall sui‘ The pole is a pression, implied in epateh | -ind oF aulmrn un Aleock's Porous Plaster y vears old . ; 7 Titarmines hut Business fo R Years has np ; | hare ps ae ) i —al) or Yourself. Have a good time | nas not been fa ithe public schools. These young on ake n on fmt Daughters of the American fiew sour) iver rer leg se raordina aig, i ’ ine dur: ™ de ona for Woman. how to w ME the last winter. It education of the people at large Becks Death: 3 alts : : ty ir | ibe Sewlne Mactine OF), white ; “9g. ° " . , ; " b con : . t by ; af | , ’ abil intoca ee — won't } (rol, guided ny the art- ~~ 3 . ‘ faris OT per- ju - ‘ a a ‘ , , sh ‘ster public program—it i y the art-/ new and finer standard: , . . ) nA Ha Minw. hey have waiting are sufficient He tub’ jumin s differen she, Oe Black eath Disinfectant, | for ii} ‘ | r. } : ’ : , , ' cast * . : : ie ioace Qu nine. Ele Lilly : és Men : were constantiv “Dear Mr. Markham, Wii: yor : e 7 ; y i , ‘manded b State in Circu iif toward Government o ati nsanitary seam re r rounded : No Study The Man who Makes : 1G ae etary for vourself. ‘ ta Gemal : - ~ -* : = . in = ~ nee it « nimoset Me Bromide Quinine. cites roids. iF '@ Menthe! -_ regular loca] season will the District Attorney said, the au- Wes tne be OP eae tre: t] manager.-was ordered commodities as oil or lumber from Carl Heinsteter, #201 Is see and hear the only program of its kind in the world. Do YOU Want to There is a with my own plans for next conditions of the bank. ce SSeN sii sea The woman robber noticed | capacity. and frequent); espectal- . Rs work of his mot ‘or dis- | hunge) si | : ) t sin the gr 7 : ADVERTISEMENT He will give you something you will never lose, and nev; forget . a. . , . e ae , ls ‘ Pf. ‘ 41} at 1) } ’ Oj ' | iki ul : . . How to Get a Better ple long hidden , middie of April for a series! Patterson contended the examiners hts phe CRN tamern hs to £4 + purse 1 rv evidence fhat the ncreased New Cooking Discovery vert by secrecy both pre — How to Have 100% uses. It leads © ied of Control, to please re- required the president or cashier Giaime se’. Ul" ‘ager pee etna eek the utah. bebliad the cous. |e Point in) ihe Sisters oe . > . Me fr j ra y*) 4 1) ; ' ’ let isi ‘ f Ss ' : voi ithe : — ' i: 7 " hha ors mmo ae +} : : bas . ‘ Confidence in Y our- wealth, power, _ - Om my onductorial to supply ‘ : ouip | e | a . ee fas , hin - 3 . pri follower this here in ere oe as aDii8f and Fane Costs self. and this release ‘ take plas = heiders, their re addresses ‘ ine = : é : . et : nares When ; ai by the Inland Wate) a ‘or a“ : K held bY¥ a - tai nix 5-5 a Ad Rrsgs osc a | tion in Ovtol i9g°3 f the : Science ins recentiv nfade some man. +ha yo can put i} Mma! . 2 od get > t 0 “i _ ‘ iTriga ’ } «} os e hh ‘ tm 4 old align of boilhng food i? wate! to Make Your Kelly kiss his w 1 shi ‘ : be (> val i¢ Cl aS conductor, can, in| ers had the right to make a tramn- ? ae. a see | ae ‘The growing success and -i|awar. Not only tt ut further re- $1, 1 Free 23c, 1 Free good TheoneVits! ret of Drinking” you minity Festiva! ‘‘oncerts fi torney declared the examiners wer i h 4 tp a um - Mis Gerdes waved sever | measure is due to the whole-heart-/! i. 4, nfel necessary an tie Haarlem 1! Capes.. Red : . " I de Renters se nou p Dickinson pwn, a fy : dase OU Be ofa Mel ; is ' ras is ended : . ; self to Win. profit at once. Ms of which are ever so at-| in their authorits a Dr. William Osborn McDowell Dics ' foo and gas once. parts De Witt's Kidney Pills . ; Jy ged age — nea’ Inde ‘ar 4 a He was eager to correc have perfect emarn Threet Teblets ’ } Ty VW illiam tf pSieOrne Vc Dow #il. , , ‘ out wuate. ts > : ,i Camians : +. sm se bdtity Powd — " dor.. tim ; ! ub Ss, ar a Son. & Win ty tes Loyal Support. happy children’s gatherings at (De® streets corns ae I mapper ganizers of the Sons of the! cated Government operation of th . e of precious t i -— = = . - 24 . * _— ti? ’ ae ‘ “i vara tdadine ‘eatin onl lee an i ; +3 ‘ ; : ’ . See 7 sath _ : : - , , , prauiza and nes : sls : Boric Acid Hard Candy How ect Y : ne hectic ar- | : > puare » for a) stomac!} nd retended to swim thi avin { f ationalls an be oe — while you leara » ; —_ _ ones are the one guarantec ee penis ae —— lution is dead. is for the Missour ive ed “beke al el hove st ‘eq Black Death Buc Killer ho non- gr , . : HENDERSON. Mia? ee vation calls for.’ he sai “The. tusif rai + TT ; me signe Come tothe “at deal of optimism, and Their love for music will create vate must cide whether the fonds tC ictal od ' on “Se Dr. Parsons’ Sore Giet« Corme, by ' ely. cost you a penny. keep, £) ’ ; Lilie nea q pS « “7 P . +} “ee aa 4 g ‘ ] > -_ . , s . . “St ’ " = ; . ‘ ; " ’ » - - Ow ou . na entertaimmMeni. | +hose unusually sympathetic anu 4 irda trom wis , banker hoe Was one oO! rom Kansas Cit tae YO- (tin thei natura juices WH 1 Dr. Parsons’ Kidaes Care (ape. Pations, How to Get in Paying admit that my work Odeon. as Well as in the halls o1 aved hi nds ai and ever : a Repay roiecte barg line | ' , | ¢ : : ns A merican feveiultion 2nG : “ ‘ ‘ ; ‘ 7 oe fu a to aA Try: i'* 1 F 3 q F ~ ; : . ’ ‘ . : i " “7 4 ae ° . , ie os . ‘ I will Money- Making Ideas. finance + BllLuation, espeC- wider and more thorough imusica: wa letermine ‘eh tieede a "he Caster OFF pure or tasteless ae xi! Be a ~ ae oe 5@c Gold Medal Couch Syrup ~ 1 " q Tee naits on fe tueaten er FP laek dack i.cm Let G. E a ‘oo &ith in His ideals in g£epn- sonal culture ithout which a cits TBE 777 Ona 7. ‘| read Nation's Business _— . ae . ‘ ~~ ¥thi ' i 1?) ‘ ti Ite Aspirin ‘Spe.. @duarn. « t. Marchand, called by MS8DY> BP wp)... J ‘e Regal Brewn (iger : ve ’ " . ; os Rich”, show you the easy = | vail Of our OTr* transnrit t t} members of twice ax thick a® the ordinary cook. S3¢ American Mineral hee i ur Ol fransnr! to the menipert ‘ , ) 2 ‘ ; pers (,overnmenm operation } its remarkabie nonetarys please accept we time with dry way to this wonderful secret 3 ~patient hopeful- foard. the expression of my tr€ | | rigeg. President. John the Bee i. SE Mc si rue asene. Pe oer in this this K ne ~ a Hinkle’s Pills ee F ough Drops) o ie SsaourT! } ve Wiki Pa ee Peat: si a 5 Nina ttond . : 250, ’ Free 5c, lonesome stud : : i . ; who tor years ry ; > r the ost loyal Su}- % . . y- of quick success. ee. gratitude fo. 1@ mo ’ Lucas & Co.. Philadelphia. quire enactment of a new an -conou ano ech Tico ts , ‘ tii? ir time unselfishly port given me in all my endeavors ; ; -_ ; : ; 80d cause fe . } whereas an existing law obligated j»ore unusual points of superiorit; Free Candy! T . ’ . of the Symphony thes ast six ,ears To ; . : be Shs d during these past Six v rs. : . eat « moet tion an be arTran a Herehound ree onight and Monday q 4 justly com pensated vou personally, I want to express = ; ? eng to operate on the f per Missi«- 7s ee aiientlen: ¢ Bie will antane © Se. Sac. ape Mosk ¢ Cands aw gg * : Aa q OWler's gener. #4 ; E pe ee sippi. : ‘Entral 204% Al preset we are a ees 2th r © Prous gift, but ‘ heartfelt thanks for vour many ~ iC *Enmtral 20%. . . . 8:00 P M enn. . ‘DUt i mg heartfe aa ine: —and other stubborn skin disorders “Certainly I have not departed | cjeo interested in interviewing five $1.30 Panes oe . 4 ‘ cy ood WOoOTK courtesies and for your ever pres- respond quickly to the soothing and ; . ee lo tn Se Peters er ; flouri 7 , masbapghte were s * cai infil ces of from the position that the Fed er «ix cabable and ambitious men £1.50 Crystaliized Fruit. i% &.. ae and thoughtful understanding healing influences see ep EA 3 to whom we can offer unusval op- , Be q ent and tft * ' : ; ‘ Oa ae ‘ ADMISSION FREE Ti, © 'D* season, 1927-1928,/ which will be one of the mos‘ » Bes cee eee ital that’ | povtagities in our organization. The, 0, Races 0 6 Bacar “4 *tO face mar ss ° Tie , te = yr ei “lw onstration to private capital t! mmeliate compensation is exoellent ree 3 | . any old and also pleasant memories which I sha. » | Serta sa a A : ; vith $383 week as a& average er dickes iF ° ° mY audience ' | ti A barge lines can be profitably op- ite » = oe ' gee. £1 White ree Moolah Temple Auditorium OG Be ee ee ee Oe eee ow 55 cout « z- 50 ted rivers where |Euture is practigally, amllsies, 61.5 20 ee aa * pe oe ae : Fees el BI. (Near Vandeventer) " sae Capacities amd also to Ganz in the intermission last : ome . , a seesebovers ey | oa prem te “to ia, £1.24 dapice Perfume 1 Pere ° "UCh time to furthe tud ; Markham h in talk A single application brings wonterfu Merie Thorpe, Edizor rapidly, approaches when the | 4s oe — = Fe 4 a vers fide one bree No Collection mp urther stu@y night. Markham. to ; hi | Stops the burning and itching — pe 1 ite demen oa | ighted 192 ’ , } . F weition but T shall often praised the director and members - roid, St00e Prevents fefection ry itt Published monthiy ac Washington by the Grovermment can cmt i emen wurting 926 the Post-Diepe yrighted 1926 by the National University Society aw * tp those finely anpre-| berm of the orchestra for teval and ° Money-Back Guarentee | Chamber of Commerce of the Unieed States | stration complete. turn the [0° | ge mmeed 40.427 a ja “Wants” ree Z udien ‘Ss at our regular’ faithful work amid great diffieul. : , over te private ame ae : met me nevispapers combined. : so» ® a Pop concerts and to tick. out. . ; Ps

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Pastor to reas NUMBER AWAITING IMMIGRANTS the National Conference of Social ¢rom 11 a. m. to 1 p. m. Wednes- ‘or of St. Leo's aut] CHINESE THREATEN EUTRAL ZONE 4 survey to determine esidents of st Eleanor Wood, di ternational + _ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH =. he institute ts co-operating with’ Mondays: Poles and Czechs. The Rev. James’ Work to relieve hardships of fami- gars, or on Saturdays or Mondays, bow many s separated bv th immigration from 7:39 to 9% p. mM Hungarians, on “Vocation ouis are waiting is being ia Se - - lirector of the In- Offices of the institute are at | Ukrainians, 1i a. m. to I p. m. o clock this aft nal Institute. a service or- 3231 Washington boulevard. where Thursdays assembly room. ; ee : AND THEN RETIRE British Troops Twice Bar Advance of Shantung Sol- diers Through Shanghai's Foreign Settlements. Rritish defense ee * i> 3 Radiolas Priced From $78 to $575 Other Atwater Kents as Low as $60 C-O-N-V-E-N-I-E-N-T T-E-R-M-S!! 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CHRISLER~PRESIDENT Mmsaes OLIVE STREET Exclusive Representative for the Steinway Piano and the Duo-Art Reproducing Piano 1 ga 3 paw bia wee ° eg yee oat eee TSS : x % * ees ’ ‘ % Rae ; re ad FPR A Oe OS ey ee an . * - ih a weg 2 P S — i ee eT ee Bis asta sees ma wae a ¥ “we , 5 ees etna 4 u RS RP : ™ ‘sad A , me vy, ve A Dee a Pepa oF 2 ex *- ere P Sige CoN ae ‘ Pree s*: : “Saw a 3 mw 34 Nee eae cs ROT AI Matic TP po ges ae ape “ronald aR 7) ee ‘ Pi a j awn iat cae 2 ie Aaa Ss atte ese fiaii Pr, 3 PS dag e, ve tee we Ue ee Cae. ae se ane ps 1S is ch saiteneal ee tt Amn ae ft ¥ ms - . r Pets 4 ou etegicn® sree : aoe ate at poe —_—— m haw ata em ap she soeeas y ; arith gio fe sal e " . » a Sy ot = alia ales tababnasstbs : = aks . -e De -_ ing aliowed to enter “Refuse Permit Nanking’s Fall E.xpecte Jt. Pikes Peak as scen from Colerado Springs COLORADO SPRINGS Pe «= where Health, sunshine ac a4 Sorgeous scenery await the health seeker and home seeker ILORADO SPRINGS AND \s an ideal all-vear residential city MANTTOU, with its famous Colorado Springs has attracted w ell mineral springs, nestlingat the footot to-do people trom all parts of ch Pikes Peak, offer an ideal vear-round world—retired business or shag climate to home seekers and health menand their families and others who seekers alike. Here the winters are wish to engage in part-time business mild, summers cool, the air dry and = or 1n rang hing. clear, while there is an average of 310 Here one may enjoy year-round days of healing sunshine annu: ally. golf, motoring, sso a K riding. Floods; cyclones and earthquakes mountain hiking and fishing, also the are unknown in Colorado, and for advantages of the best of music, beauty of scenery the region is un- theatres, pu iblic and private sc ies “~ surpassed anvwhere. c ‘olleges, churches and modern she Ps re mths detmled mformation, fill out coupon belan "7 ; ; , ; ( KNEY . *ar For the iveaimeni and cure af imber MéGltt. roar » , — oe : . . : ; _ es . ‘ ve ‘ e and bronchial troubies, Colorado Springs is the z Phere mie aes oriep ' | : - sdeal spot, HROi Omiy 45 [0 CitMale ANA Nei sary sam Please send me intormation ‘egarding sorado Spring . ° : 2 . ; | , shine, bul aise because of it: sanatoria and medical | ° | as follows : : ‘. . } iTy Pp scse } + equipment, and 11: pryewran:, satiled fArough iang ! - “a suc " | : . | eRMAWEN ean ws Sana reyeia »* ‘ j. *” ° ss experience. Only oat, Power , ‘houia Mav? “ome i ‘envearrawat Apvawrane bh a@MIN ‘ whe can itve im moderate comfort and without ane financtal worry \yeve ‘ ' —_- eee lee oe —— =e eee ae = eee ee oe SS ee =e 4 ) ‘COLORADO SPRINGS CHAMBER OF COMMERCE _ Colorado Springs, Colorado Railroads grant stopovers and side trips en route on transcontinental tieker . USTICE OF PEACE RULES | WAR WAS omy IN PRACTICE HOLDUP 0 eects amet \ Yel the best of materials are used maker can often obtain the ef- 4S | making our upholstered pieces—it 1s fect of refurmshing. The Chai this interior canstfuctien which makes shown now marked very spe Prutock- pieces |; Se Freese, Ss eee EMPLOY ua IN — Tom Mix '« Eve. scene at the William Fox etydios “so 7 lll a ce of : Lat so Prufrock-Litton | Fourth and St. Charles Special Selling of Eleven High-Grade Period Dining Suites e. > — he ther oniyv ? RESIDES the elegant Suite sketched below Bore - @ there are ten other different period de- =Editorial= ~ ie @ signs in this special lot of fine Suites—_. ‘TWAS EVER THU ; pen many of them just one or two of a kind of which Ths “blasely* | col cd er no duplicates can be had. Only because ofa for-- Missouri recently barred twenty-semmnnes, ““""" tunate pur chase are we able to offer these period — peta business Sea . : I I 1 ture 1 Micago. Wetro Suites at 25% discount — prices ranging from ind anisleadind seat Ce and Toront: $995 to $607 | Why the public continues to “bite” at ~ . R . ¥ | 2 . gaa MALE SINGERS ely written guar- tionary Socialist. Marx is “right. Bt right.” but that 4 a cause that diff | conditions. She | ber party in Am ' good thing. but d American servant | unionized. “Servant giris servant giris in B ‘Here the vast-s£ service as a mere something else. a tory. or something a place to tide th 'Zland. a servant 'je> yeually fer Commenting hetween servant 4 and in this coum theusands of Eng Were cager to cog lacked the means “We're trying bring the servant with that of the phen eaid.- “Wage not only im thi other laboring @ It's due in arse ficiency of the Raldwin is a me vidual, but untorti hack bone." Miss Stephen m& months’ tewr of th ing industrial com sail for Europe ia WASHIN TON, ‘and Mrs. Herbert York. who are ape in Washingten. guests of tédge at the tem oa on DuPont = MONDAY AND TUESDAY WE LAUNCH A SPEEA SELLING OF REFRIGERATORS, INCLUDING THE WE KNOWN “LEONARD® AND “ALASKA” MAKES. SES YOUR REFRIGERATOR DURING THESE DAYS HAVE DELIVERY MADE LATER, IF DESIRED. An exceptional value is a white enamel- Another outstanding value @ @% lined Retrigerator. | OO-pound ce Capacity, CELAIN-LINED Refrigerator, Pex made ot selected ash, golden oak finish. we Capacity, top icer. This Retr Made by the same people who make the has the farnous ice-savieg cork maa well-known Leonard Re- $ Whule a limited tngerator. Very special quantity lasts. \londay and ager ay special . 4 5 2 73a Oe

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~~ SPATCH L _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ __ SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 13, 1927___ oa eC . ea PAGE 5 ee } from 7:30 to 9 p Pastor to —- Al Be. el fez as recarded as remarka- AUCTIONEERS AUCTIONEERS fetes and Czechs, The’ Rev. Jamen 7. ¢ aay pune CHIPWAY FORECASTS TRIUMPH WOMAN-PLAKS SWIM FROM bie in view of the fart that ) pip. m Wednes- sor of St Lee's Church | ST, LOUIS. 70 REW ORLEANS ‘ook u> swimming 10s ties * vent urdays or n “Wocatt E adi ago as a means of reducing b. m.; Hungarians," “V ’ s% sWim the 22-mile Catalina channel] | STREET SS tran: Vest, : a anager Bk OFFICE: 7131, CHESTNUT ac : a will attempt to swim $300 miles i: ' | power for East Cited in LU. S., Predicts Fall of Bald ‘ik: Adteaiiioeainans * pene al St piers RICHARDSON-LEAVER FIXTURE CO. ee PHONE GARFIELD 1894 its Favor. win (;sovernment. Sn ae ek — Pom escegpecates 2 ali pedeb Gat , 1134 WASHINGTON AV. ST. LOUIS | TRUSTEE’S BANKRUPTCY AUCTION SALE vesierday wniie tne Cit ; route 5 3 ‘ pes i a to New York to fill a vaud Ville GENUINE TORIC CURVED 7 | ALICE BOOTE SHOPPE, Inc. qmociated Segue a “ie Once a cook and genera) nouse-. engagement. ap 5219 Vo GRAVOIS AV. HAVEN, Conn. March 1.’ maiq in London's Mayfair, now a From here she went.to visit ner [J KRYPTOKS i] MONDAY, MARCH i4th - 10:30 A. M. . . . +] Lik _* e e . ‘ -, S os r=) +? > , } _ a i. dicated above, the following property which both, ‘idle rich and unem- : 7 s , . Men's and Ladies’ Furnishings. Underwear. Hosiery, Gioves, avg? . . - oo ry a. meh we can Limnaceis =. oe rich Lil, : = ¢ = — ( : A ; P » Sweat = ‘oats " sasea. , ’ ‘es Sulit P te. | W AS KN ER HU Ss! | Bifeot chanr-i aumitting to [the ployed poor’ will be eliminated ° od m . Biankete, ote, Fixture tncleae 2 Picks Casen 2 Wall Cases, Cash an “bl La? , “Daa bes 68 per cent of all ocean-go- \ Cook at $45 a Month. Ro ; 1007 Olive Street CEntra/l 6200 . Register. Counters. Shelving. ete. TERMS CASH [he “blue-sky” -commissioner of Ee which itouch North! Toa Post-Didbatch reporter, Miss er e—. EVENINGS | BEN J. SELKIRK & SONS, Auctioneers Missouri recently barred twenty-seven ae thus. great! sten) ar pe ews fn. detail n 3U! | 4 . ; y . merican poris aii‘ Au Sltepnen stat d he: Wi Ty) Lali t Su : concerns from doing business im this | 4 Ag like Fort "ill — ul ut and sketched the steps by whicn : T IN HE ning : ; a - BANKRUPTCY AUCTION SALE er I ORCS eee eee ee eee ee ctuna's : be : pb se ies AUCTIONEERS AUCTIONEERS CT SHOES — FIXTURES — LEASEHOLD ty and Toronto AK la kKé el an important iLiguil in &ngianads gh . x ~4 ERM LOSTER E a ing misleading statements. ' aKa +7 ea) f 'tmhor mov ni Zorn in Scotland , AE TE IES TM EE IL IP AMEE IP! PME. ORG n AN K MAN, amrepe a> = eee a8 part : iif aAWUA! Va abor movemenhi: Dinne? W hy the public continues to . bite aft efi- { be ey of poor parents. \Liss stephen went Sei call "i AUCTION J AUCTION! ; 3207 CHIPPEWA ST. H | eens , ST. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 16th 2:00 P. M. summed up in three words: 1T DOESN’T f gheaper ‘transportation ute. tune. She found a job, cooking in I Se nai : pris a eee Pursuant to an order of sale heretofore made by the Referee in Bankruptcy for this divimon and dietrict. and subject to approval thereby, we will sell, as indicated in the foregoing. the following property: An exceptionally staple stock of Mén’s. Boys’. Ladies’. Misees and Children’s Shoes, about 2000 pairs A large line of Silk Hosiery Fixtures Cash Register. Desks. Chairs. Mirrere. Floor Case. Window Fixtures. et Likewise the right and interest of the receiver in a ‘certain lease bold on he premises expiring January 13th. 1928. at a monthly rental of 865. The property will be offered in bulk and ae ee deta:l subdivisions. TERMS “ASH EDWARP PRESBERG, Receiver, BEN J. SELAIRK & SONS, Star Bldg. Aactloneers. BANKRUPTCY AUCTION SALE SMITH-DANIELS CLOTHING CO., BANKRUPT Pursuant to an order of sale heretofore made by the United States District Court for this division and district and subject to approval thereby. we will sell for the undersigned receiver, the two stocks of merchandise and the fixtures and equipment formerly used by this bankrupt in the conduct of business. 507 N. BROADWAY ST. LOUIS, MO. | ; THURSDAY, MARCH 17th 10:30 A. M. ticingiy worded printed matter, can. be} “Qur major purpose to ope. to London at 17 t ake her for- THINK! ; _ ns of ont ‘ . oP igtionte evtayg nou, ” “ee ae i WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION » sé . fnate anda vaiuanie Dd! I Af $ monn: im tne nree years 1d here oie plenty of gold-diggers” hile the totai cost f tne Works she remained in domestic service, Wednesday, March 16th 10 :30 A.M fi KS OF bucket of coal any time! Don't trade gy aout 5°98.000.%5 sur engi- - Through the reading of pam- , A Bargain Feast Monday THE COMBINED STOCKS with them! ; Bers estimate that after we de- phlets she became interested in the THE CHEROKEE LEADER met that portico yf the works British labor movement. and began hich will be taken over by the to take part in their work doit ‘a. T r ILL ~ =! , =» * ee . . ° oa . —_ 2. | 7 . | - 70 g -. fer civelopment. we are lett on some public speaking. tn 1914 he | (MME g J. M. ARBER DEPT. STORE, LIVINGSTON, ILL. who'll trade you a bucket of ashes fora the St. Lawrence will amount her wage was $10 a month \ rious estimates with a cost toth= helped found the Hote! Employes ‘Ine Quality Genuine Broadclothe« wernments of from $100,000,90"% and Domestic Workers Union of Se Pond Collars Attached Men's. Ladies’ and Children’s Furnishings, Dry Goods, Shoes, Clothing, best $206.000,000 wicl itself mag’ Great Britain. ah g | | or Neckbands $1.50 kind« Goods, etc. me day be recovered from Becomes Umon Organizer. «| “7000 yards staple piece goods such as ginghams, percales, dress ; . ; lA ' = | LES . we: Abandoning “service sac HO’ women “9 ; goods, muslin, etc. Fiorst a . s ‘ . : ° ‘ — , SS. e ‘ “There are groups of our citi-: became a union organizer and a | to $4.00 4 1000 pairs men’s. ladies’ misses’ and boys shoes, in Florsh im se who sincerels heliev: 1a lab irnalist Sh held al ‘i, Peters and Endicott-Johnson brands. should de. elon this itief to WunD tant ad ry DOSILIO wnel *|' ' 100 dozen men's dress and work shirts. B sea solely withir ur ' the abor group Was in veron Film Worth 200 dozen men’s ladies’ and children’s union and two piece under- 4 S c : $ >, ‘itdss ; '\ si _« . ‘ ‘ aa 5 B vim te ii a a ce ' i! and for the last seven vears § wear. Bndaries by the decpening g! 1924. and for the » vears 5 DIERILS JUMPERS double Erie Canali to ; lepnth ey bet erveu acuveis es. NimiTeesS sat — , 500 dozen men's. ladies’. and children’s ho-ierys. age AOS gee tse | Srewed in rebulldins Jum di $5 | $ 50 dozen men’s and boys’ overalls. coveralls and sUmmper®. Sa ee ~ {seal conivuite whois casas. “cowie ve svn ans MALY VP) 2-pOCKET BLUE WORK SHIRTS, 35¢ E large assortment of Notiow. Handkerchiefs, Belts. Garters 324 COLLINSVILLE AVENUE DREdsy + conte cot | Bet, Mb feat, of the Loman Cow : Toilet Articles. ete. . i EAST ST. LOUIS, ILL “epee New —_ est eae ee eee lective. mine ot tun Boys 50¢ Nainsevk Men's tic Balbriggan py Keys’ cew Style Py \ large quantity of Rompers. Dresses. Turkish Towels, Sheets. at THURSDAY. MARCH 17th 2:00 P. M. S & i ; N ‘ ; Lic? : sottendins eis 4 ities . . ° e - “ ‘arr Misrip be contemplated. If for election to the House of Common: Union Suits 29¢ Underwear 35° Snapbrim. Wats 95¢ . low Cases. Boys’ Blouses and numerous other items ¢ ’ : . v , . . ' ¢ . 7 © y~. " . . 2. b toni oS EE a a REY in high-grade dry goods stores. | The stocks consist of various ladies’, men's, misses’ and children’s . reason Our (anadian friend eh a ee clothing. The fixtures are of the type usually found in retail : Inventory value approximately $10,000, consisting of a high-grade stock 329 Washington Av. Donbic-Breasied Coat and 2 Prs. Pants JACK GORDON, Auctioneer. ° Robert H. Dohm, Receiver Levinson & Levinson. Attys. for Recr.. eee the frecing of lake shipping S®¢ Means that she is not a revolu- D ae “GOODS, CLOTHING, GROCERY SHOF STORES AND GENERAL © 517 Olive Street Arcade Bldg. the sea.”’ tionary Socialist she *” cocos -runmenimas--ritrunes agg con nate ‘i ms hikndlinn'-lewke ba a 0 | | 4 AUCTIONEERS AND APPRAISERS Victor 1570 6 ee ae 2 & TOPGOATS Eh osoic-14-16 CHOLTEAU AV. EAST ST. LOUIS, ILL. Genuine TT | HOUSEHOLD GOODS AT AUCTION ] FRIDAY, MARCH 18th 10:30 A. M. 21 ized. $25 Latest Styles ath EVERY WEDNESDAY AT 10: 30 A. Mm. By virtue of the terms and conditions contained in a-certain Chaitel Deed imported $6 wae ox 6 wi ont iia Fabrics and Colors ’ GooDs AT PRIVATE SALE DAILY of Trust executed by Manuel Laub. for the benefit of ereditor«. we will sell ; ant ris er if fe} ’ ots “* Bs a i. : . for the undersigned Trustee. a marketable stock of Dry Goods and Men's German fservant gi i in Engiand.” sh: ‘ I Furnishings. Pixtures: Floor Cases. Umbrella Case. Counters. Shelving, Mirror. MF or iater comp ne under “na scientific Socialist yy which r tater compel us under- With ¥ est, Downe p net wish to join in such an en-;@4. On her return to England sh: 75 Be sure to attend this sale 1 Baty merchandise in nese po Clothing lg of this character. rprise. fam certai; that ti will stal : “pete ith . a are desirable and seasonabie % The prope will be offered in bulk and in suitable detail sub- més of OUr OWN population wil! Miss Stephen described herself as WASHINGTON AUCTION co. a divisions. ~ Terms Cash. ’ CENTRAL 7045. Wall Case. ete. TERMS CASH. EDWARD PREFABERG, Trustee, PCGMANN, Attorney, | service as a mere stepping st8ne t 1018 Ol; es i vest a . a0 \ Collfney ile Avenue, esnrmothine bes a eo Say ee , . soo al ive t. twis. ° “. Lew ii. MALE Patera ePaper hy ys Bien” otra Manpracmnges sDLATCH > BEN J, SELKIRK & SONS. Aiustlousate o ee SS WZ SINGERS °° ree = : ss BANKRUPTCY AUCTION SALE P——— pte with each. Better het wer : : tg ha ces nmi apt 4000 SHREVE AV. soa e of we Pieces {@ safe than sorry. Pea yrebgcnttis myers i. eyo» — FRIDAY, MARCH 18th 2:30 P. M. - : shes és ee ne ngs tains Pursuant to an order of sale made by the Referee in Bankruptey oS as oe ee eer or: S and or t lo approval thereby, we will offer for gale for the kKecd the ryjeans ra . undersizn ed Truetee. ‘a marketable stock of ha ware. ard like- a en PN ae oe x eee RP i 48 wise the fixtures and equipment formerly used bY the benkrupt in - , eres | , Sits ; ' the conduct of business. TERMS CASH sede hoard , : bring Vant status to a par! PAUL L. HALE, Trustee. National Bank of Commerce Bidg. shalt poara Massive of "ted Female (Canaries. 956 Lath. ory nt Se, eee = ES . ue, ¥ ' ' - ws te— Bulifincbes —Nightingales— Ne eee ee a See ™ | BEN J. SELKIRK & SONS, Auctioneers, i roomy drawers @ Peery Birds of Every Description. phen said. “War are terribly lov Floor Samples, Demonstrators , : : Prices Cut to Rock Bottom ss Cages—Largest Selertions— SE 5 ete ay a ate EEE bid My pe ome ee Seene — is cabinet, 45xbU) fice. Make Your, Dollars Have. ee er a Ae ee and Exchanged | Instruments A | Lowest Terms Ever Offered | More Cents. } € ianPorin 2 is in “4ngzia . tension, tQur 35! ide . 3 Ship Birds. Cages, Pups. Pets and Jt's due in large parr t he inei- | . i} | = A é : plies Everywhere. (Call or W rite. “41.2% OF ALL. KINDS SOT le WOR HINER WONDAY AND TmOnopate 1808 CHOUTEAU Est. 1830 Garfield 8897 Haircloth. oe oes 8 oa Canaries, Iie tb.— . 4 er “Se. ‘ounds for a Pe Ounces Make er "ound— gg AUCTION SALE! Contents of MODERN CAFETERIA & SOFT DRINK PARLOR 8122 NORTH BROADWAY TUESDAY, MARCH 15, 1927 10:30 A. Mm. , relat Is the Right Ways. . = mary Seed er Ra seed. 1 . f wund. 32 Pounds for a4 Dollar. wee a8 pay more fer Canary Seeds— you cannot buy better. ' rhs . | Truthful Advertising Pas 3 industrial r ‘8B a “ave Pee Fanciers Many “Dollars. Entive atock of Fixtures. contre siting of [O0-font Reck Rar with Mirrer Counter Sia Fountain. Enamel-Teop Tables. Bentwood Chaire. National Cash Hegteter. (jiasers. Viehes and (ooking Utrnetl+ Ales Cigars, Candied. Crecertes, ete, Pix- tores al! practically oew. Will be sold in talk o- Getefi. This is a real opportunits to get a harcain. fen’ forget the date or place. ‘. 41. SELAIRA AUCTION A STORAGE C#.. 1208 Chouteas Avenue. GArtield Sae7. ' | | | | | fs in rea ee ai; for Fivurane lata this montn t Vour Eyes—Vour (ommon Sense Re — urTo extra Citedi rege Ss faction Gusranneed os the famous ice- saving cork imsuia ) , Tall 4 : | Cans Limit Columbia Phonograph. mab... ‘$20 F_dison Siacedeiall oak "3 am egy te ON ah $ TRADE IN ; : ‘ @.°™ Flakes—"r".= | Sorghum—iy cation | Harmergraph. mahogany $25 Victrola, mahogany wile not strictly as repeceeneed package. 36] as ee om 79m. piinigpeste — — A cata, Milman a ents eee NE LO ee SS | SAVE BIG MONEY —sarrararanananenner “Attend the Public Furniture Auction ¢ TUESDAY, MARCH 15th, BEGINNING AT 10:00 A. m. SiMERT SEL TION 18 CTY AUCTION EVERY TUESDAY MISSOURI AUCTION CO. 2007-15 MORGAN ST. $35 columbia Phonegraph. walnut, $40 Starck. oak or mahogany $45 — ’ Pie pe Low as $5 Down and $1 a Week Open Evenings Till 9 O'Clock PA. Starck Sans Ga Manufacturers of Sterck Grand, Player and Upright Pianes F ( orner Fleventh M18. OLIVE. Sime - - + tt ets SESSSTSASVESSHSTSSSSA CSS ERTS TTSR SESE ESSESeaseeEeeeeseesssseeseeseeeS Victrola. osk case Brunswick. mahogany a ; oT wali cepted at yents Gan Be Arranged 7 , J Dp =. 9 | POTATOES = a a ee SL. Ls of the other im rlge nents in — ~~, i vel 17 thss sale Phone GArtfield BS OKGSEE ‘SHOULDERS, 13] VEAL 12 [es Si ont roy am, « )) A} a he | : *

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Saunton, Ili ee ee a — me ee | AGENTS —Te oll mesure stock. Schroe- _ Pete, mm STENOGRA APHER—Sit.: ror: :; 3| TOOLMAKER—To become — eee, stenographic. 10-12 4 jodbi “responsible man and good me- wants Nomewerk. _ BOY—¥ or elevator and errands: state “gal- be little cash required: R . Post- G-406, Post-Dispatch. =e r 16, for paste bey "| AGENTS— Por fast easy seller, marvel pipe _— oI] “ . aeee free; sample Sic. Cos-— , 400 West 23d st., New | MAN—Young: jen 409 How SEGIRL—Sit.: girl attending © | WOMAN—Sit Brown's Business College wishes light housework in exchange for room and boar ae South Side preferred. Cali Hi'm- belt 2626. Monday. hae ae HOUSEK EEPER—Sit © middie- ~aged. well | educated: one chi! _ 1724 Dolman. HOUSEK EEPER—Sit- wont. can furnish best of references, Box 55, O'Fallon, Mo. HOUSEKEEP Br—Sit.. in email family ; nO washing Box Y-80. Post- Ispatch. HOUSEKEE PER—Elderly ~ lady. Inquire, 612 7A w elis ay. ees HOUSEKEEPER Elderly lady. savas PC S802 Argyle. WAbash 401J | . BOs ee " ae oe oe HOU SEKEE? ER—Sit. for people em-. nley ed: *ttled white woman, neat. re-| epectable and honest. Fox Y-317. P.-D_ HOUSEKEEPER OR COMPANION —Sic.; aad lack @ump ¢ : neck wear vee part ‘| TRocK DRI ER- —For Ma al wae Foy on 5 AGENTS So -Fex Ford invention: ty tive; absolute necessity: aay ¢asy: write ge Address 312 Colby Abbot met Bids AGENTS—New In line. —_ “wlickers. all colors: sio value $2.95: | Money paid every day | AGENTS—California ~ | WAN" Bisperienced. for the rental of busi: } ood |with various kinds of material: ~ gtr ne: OR, yt on some nish loca] references from former employ- ers regarding working ability. sobriety and State age. height. weight. experi- here 80 employed and or e173 || AGENTS Live wire, for eve men now earning a new practical mocvamtcal _ amp | fundable, depends upon alsted. ote |Eidman, 1000 E. McKinley, Belleville. aL perfumed ‘beads sell- | AGENTS — Amazing néw self ing like hot cakes: ayents coming moi acy: mie btn A catalog free. : Los Ans cies. Cal. AGERROOT ‘ gamble this snappy aoe sell- day Room 513. bso | BOY —Net ever tia Sn th 3 and _commission. Box G-7 to work around experienced with lawn and s ego home and $20 month. “gny | BOTW ith ahipp: ne, eaten "eek house work: i WOMA: N—W i: ras | MAN—The Fuller Brush ©o with car to a BOY —ortice. sample reom. pie room: es or Bettman-Kleinhauser. fice work: ert. in — aS ee" pholsterer position for first-class up- | holsterer experienced on agg ag he 5 ~ and | Apply Monday at 00 Pp. m. , to Superintendent's Office. w rk | “assist “house wo y_Fequired Box “e-46 er wili make you Mate galery expected , all or ~ tame. for 7 “position — office as: Girega- e-USer Uiit: groceries, hovuse- “colored. “housework or day ) @o jae housework: “Comimission Se per rad Bt; Ss zood livine quarters: | PARTNER—in a ing construction: _ winners ; that. rebeat ce profits, ‘ good | by woman of 40: experienced. Box Y- 308 WostaN- rd.; good references necessary ; > aes be neat and good Be 7 cures: 4. ¥ cxeieGnen Gs elamntion. " /Divieles 54. _— a . car: able to thes P-181. Post-Dis., i BRE. iD DRIV ER—Experienced 1 | Street: road. at North a San Francisco. fal. | WALLPAPER CLEAN ER—Paint Pate | _call 9 to 10:30. wants “housework | i gi by Say.__11044. Angelrodt. : AG Rate ior hosiery concern “Want re- ““gusremteed ne-fade shirts: ree s Post- Diepatec b ss 1 ) HOU SEKEEP ER—sit.; elderiy _ woman WOMAN Sit with 7-wear-old gir: ‘small wages. al) Sunday, Ti2z3s Nn. se Sth HOUSEK ER PER —Sit.: refined middie- “aged | acy; competent. geod cook: mothecriess home. Box M-267. Post- Lispatch. ss sell retail et pee lo clock. BRICKLAYER— aan union, Call Sunday. : a ar daily easy. a eee S73 week and Essex automovile. MAN—The Hoorer io opening in sales department for noe saved ag 1 ane 25 to 40 rears of age: company now has an | paint washers. Tom Smith. No experience or capital needed. AGEATS-S10 guaras teed [ poveliy slickers, | Write oo. Jennings | pie coat lé Pag Ogd neat of appearance r HOL SEKEEPE a— Ait: or companion. ~e- WOMAN —Sit fined. middle-aged lady, fog elderty cou- ple er lady: best references. Call pes weer | ‘31:30 and 3 Sunday or Monday before 11 44314 Athione. COlfax 2$77J. a A ee ee ne IRONER-—Sit.; first-ciass: and bundles. Phone DEImar 0995 TS pe JOB PRESSFE FE DER—Ssit. desires work ' in ema!ll print shen: steadr. Ca)! . Be your own bess’ c Introduce sensationa! J -in-1 t water bottle coOmvuination. Start Ww "ET Ww ASHERS—Colored: ‘ho ventlen, Ene home buys. $2 0 daily ae have had experience in ca's gTeatest gee abs ARPET re PRU G CLE ANER—Experi- nt _housewor K _ Rood “reference “Linget! e403. eqpertnce and sa)- and | a: v wanted in rise ae TTON ere SAL AGENTS —$100 weekly establishing surprise. President ‘lerk Riverside 251°W . iw OMAN—Sit LADY—sit.- (,eTm™man: w ants wer we by day. ! csi Cherokee. LADY—Sit.. colored, wants bundle ‘!aun- iry to take home. JEfierson 6169. LADY—Sit.; wants children to care for in| own home. 1924 A mys ‘Y——S) ; do eewing or care or € geo ew 4 mK or hour. CAbany 4700W, | mire. ‘Toaker a Lae . 28 LADY—Sit.. elderly. desires good home: | smail wages: light housework. 1728 | ng qualities need app!) WINDOW TRIMMER largest retail requires the services of a thoroughly experienced trimmer of one who has a gen- New York manuf concern of long «i | Cleaners. 811 X. Bow se 59 Baperieas ® unpecrs- | AGE NTS—Send_ tor cont finement cases. a NS eee : : t Esa MEW a ie ¢argll " hoc : i | Gs CESME oper ’ “pot makine $100 a usoin you Go selling new (ru ad € ushions. ‘shopping pane 2. a7 qual! — Pubber products. ell wonder- sb sellers. $60 weekly is easy. Dea! direct 7th _— oe ar rubbe housec leaning. Call S. Standard Corruzat women's wear; knowledge of Only those with experience | State age. experience ¢ leanin ne | CEME NT FINISHER And laborers. ”'Wen- N—Pr fer S08 Last Big Bend road. Webster, poet. . Cc EMENT FIN ISHER— Expert: AGENTS Sy w ae appointing agents oaat a wee moe no or “raw ng account ersal | ger Co.., ‘Cincinn AG ENTS—Salcusce , AGESTS Sr hour selling world’s fasiest inne. pee household de vice: univ LADY—Sit.. peat: light work. afternoons, Ww OM. ANe=Bit. or evenings or assist with luncheons and | dinners. FOrest o190 M at 9 eraU eFEU ier new | mags ~aged man: housewives: eee __ hosiery _cxperien 6 CIGAR | ma Post-Dispatch Post- Dispatch. _WRINGER MAN— Experianc ec Wegner Laundry. sone N. Y \RDM AN— White. = ers financial ly respe ne.bdle. wits ee ili = . ; | COATMAKERS— First. clase~ ' a " - : ’ _Rothbere & Sons. . ~ Musicians preferred : AGENTS—$i5 | to canvassing propoativa. | exclusive —- co- operation given. York. ADY— “as general . eR ‘ —Sit. LADY—-Sit.: as general housework: co Ww MAN } home at nights. Age 30: white. Box M-48. Post-Dispatch. SSS 3 fetson LADY—Sit.: as assistan! maliager. elab “WoMAN—s : vote! or apartment; nice personality. CAb- Bex g SIT — et- Diapatet _— a th ca sbors ’ _experjence, references and salary commission Daid daily we deliver and. ‘col- DRESS SALES MA La : 4 M AGE NTS—To eall on oe 9 at 3) | s N Pe SAl Ee 3M ‘ ~ th n Customers for. 32- cee nena eaten a ait LlsS4J sienna — — - ei; sh ee COLES TOR - -Experiene od. wl ith car x men lookinus for a £000 future. asis. rie AGENTS— Clean ap $1: } portunity for advance Bo LADY- it. German. middle-aged. desires | W OMAN— hon ssework and cooking: go home evenings some reference. JEffer- nd adve rtisine work and down 0544. be: ween § and 10 a. other need apply ; to sell § derwe. “ar ‘aaa rayon oes for een r & #410 Manchester Cali Hiland | sor r. 3208 on Monday é WOMAN Si: wee ne euenantedtl LAUN NDRESS—-—SiL.. co ored. or cleaning by - general housework or hures- earning home wi a week . colored, perenne, Bros. dresses of New Vonks ‘city and _road. Apph -bo’ ce ee now~open. pe: ring e! ectric fans, Box S- 281. Post-D. heteis, reetaurante and retail |: — - - ‘SALES MAN—Pra comm $0i¢ Ds ~eellitg pinless Cali Ji Stterven_ S145 5 JEfferson nee handling school “guide FOU NG - MAN——With drug — promo! ion. ¢ SUSMAN CU., 1210 Wad cACh NDRESS—St. colored. 3 days -a} WOMAN—Sit, week, experienced. JEtferson_ "9214. LAUNDRESS—Sit.: bundles to bring home or days out. COlfax Hurl. sales field. Heal thr. 528 cuarant ee $360 for 90 po “$2 10 fo _WOMAN—Si 3 of these. amounte. Write Educators Asso- | “AGENTS—$107 be J 1118 Baker Bide.. e an £ ar ppliance departmen: Rox Ea 180, “Post: Digoat. toh. “kuaPanteed bosiery—not “gold in stores. €: Wants every | LAUNDRESS— Sit whit = 7s Post- Dispatch. dav oul 24090 N. Vandeventer. oe COMP: SITORS—L nion - Moinester unne cessary. AL NDRESS—Sit.: “col red; or cleaning; , WOMAN— Sit.: $2 st ' OF — ae =. Wa uingt Filing Station ‘TRO —figh- to —— pit 1s Sa lPsinen i COUK- Man” ‘or with ambition and industr; ——— = re AGENTS— Mail “order nouses and castribu- pb better “washing. Call HUmbol: 1608W. ss, 4380 AC NDRESS——Sit.; colored: work 6) day. WowAN— Sit a nces. DEimmr Ail.. a OL -DER=—Bevch — _ Matleable Castine household products washing ‘finished or — a st od. ae Several time openings in St. cap make up to S100 aw 820 w " Jetforann LAU NDRESS—Sit.; wants bundics bring 0148 home, references. _COlfax_ TO7SR. WOMAN—Sit wore ee ee CAUNDRESS- — Sit. Tiret class: colored: Of — = Se ‘ SOL CPLE—German. ‘te rv “a rears old om se | SA LESMEN— Am -mMence necessa Pleas. . = vustlors Make y' money. lal James Sales Service LERK—I low ntown ; AGE NY i TS— Wome omen. ndel! $427 , Lanne. L. Ni ND R eas —Sit.- cvlored: or cCleaninc: wo — 2:4 t.. ——% co upe ration Apply Hub Furniture Co. | ‘Ol Washington Se SAE ore — z MA AN Ww ith aom me ex experie: ence and COUPLE—To cO ‘big money maker zs will send sam le Hente \ } v Dal me oe 7. cond vou 4 CPERRTORS— evry day except Tuesday. GRand 12493 Lindel! L. LAUNORE SoS. Monda) Tuesday. nde! 9. Wrecnesias L. Indel! ce \A 4 OM. aN ai LAUNORESS——=1.. colored: references: ee Se ad Gi ty JE tte reon -@i * ” ;% ; income fro m renee ae “one gg Sao WONAN- LAL NieR oSS—it. good: Wanis im take home: references. DEImar SO04M. GONDRESS "si, colored: cleening. | 7 LAUNDRESS Sit. cnio ac . ening. red | neat of gil day. GRand S2i7R. | L. NDRESS—Sil.: or cleaning: refer- | .i. Pe * i t i POEs JFtfterson 310 f« 1A VDP ras Sit “dar work and cie¢an- wv ine by Gay DPeEimar O2S9M. CREW MANA: 7ERS—sai esla: dies a! nd so! WW ages f$uarat wane. I 17 i ;* man - ~ | acquaintance aS ‘give quali ———— ence and ohone number in i s for the ~ fast-seil: - St 19.000 acres already ‘more to 8 i} at the price. on | , hic ato Pateat Shirt. all: AGENTS—And bayer * we kiy « 108) Was ‘hi ng! Lomi ( « to a. 25 weekly ca Experienced on suk } 4.0%! FREED- PAINTER 124 ted eromue, Sowa NECKW a “SALESMAN lete Burke. a 2 Jroa Work . vi ) IrKS . Ladert : , Me Alley yk my Tex. furnishing Stores. Com~uiees two townsit es oh land . Sal LES MEN—aion beds and meals at @. en) ation LAUNDRESS-—-Sit_) colores Mondar “and half dars Tuceduy. or cleaning Lindell 29039). | 64 Ms LAU NPRESS— it. colored: experienced. WOMAN fit. nts tuediee JR feraen 1° cat 7 raf E Qt 7 re ared Monday and > R4 veatiasws. cleaning by dat l_Iindell SRSO. LAtTNDRESS-—Sit. fieet-)nem colored first three dares. LOcust BO30R. LAUNDRESS—-#it Tuesday will iran YOUNG Some or fintsh day cleaning. $2.75. 4705 NG neta P. th L-AUNDRESS—Sit. : ‘ reat: experienced: YO! referee tice i ni! Su pda even nes. RL AN—E Exp: Tien ed. to *Bpery ise work espermence and sai- Add) — Strace &£ Leusm Ce You NG AGE NTS MA AK E $15.00 kta — AG ENTS S—seili: w like blazes: 11 : , ? Show Sainpies — DEMONS STRATORS— Wii ot “er | Fuvds assortment 7 = ane! other upke I ZO 30- 0 and faewtan Chrvs- Ofte r made to ores wares { anewering te your Fie al th-O Quality Seren Cw. nad aes are with Ine supported 9 eftection ‘eTi'sing. We gare bo -g~ manufacturers TOUNG a MAN- = 3 AGE STS Sp armiat _ the le adding tran te sta urers ' willing . . PAPER { I EANERS- Exper mn cd . Av NDRESS—Sit.. -olored, devires take =. Ra yor inet les hone G nd 5528M. Mre The ‘Tih PALES MEN RES AL_ RST 6s TE sPteNbiD APPLY AFTER 4 P- ers: oN iy ROU RKE. REALTORS F— of Tiinois | buult which wave hobbed Now sold direct only. ISH. WORKS. Ay x aa how kk og: ink. a — familiar wiih roe AGENTS -W ribe, M 5471 | SALESMAN- ee SO ee ee RR RE ye rTanc ahd aren LAUNDRESS—Sil. reliable. waite. wanis | me a, H £55 Monday and ‘Thursdae; Ort. VWAbash YOUNG a - _-. would: LAUNDRESS...Sit.: smal! bundles take child's ietemdient- home 4453 North Market. DElmar § ausineag sil. 315 E. Pn hag Meosh] = bonus extra. Cin- ‘i PAP ¥ : s— Armature Works A eR AS & 7ERS HA NG ER Sunday _ | F 3 Eoectesaal Printing § (00d preposition fer one tabiished clientele. P. | ENGINEER—Licnea— 7 - P APERH AX GER- Maes AT. Lae ‘all BANKRUPT. AND RUMMAGE SALES— | a SSE SE AER cee ae eee Box LAUNDRESS—Sit.. wanis washings to brie e home: niece, clean home: Snachite Washe refer nee. OCOMax 3494 tit O¥—Reter UNG MEN for order taking deot _ Be »¥v Refe erences. -aPannaniGies- 5 > = a . & lept . Ww ‘holesslers, Desk he neat -a pure aia and combination sees a. SALESMEN wae SAL BSMEX—$1 30 Lal SBKic S—Sit; firei-claca, an - ai todas ml piney JEffereon | H F- | P \V IT _ Valitse Monda, Tuemiay « J” AN bp DER washing 1! ironine ake home and @eliver. Mre. Mrever, agente @ alk bed $35 } 7 10 4 uaaTry fi LA ; “Direct Tailors. Deoe 08 Fam at] companion ef convalescent. reference. kaa =—y Tosi SALES MEN Woe fo dewign pocket size gear pulley 7a atiractive. reasomable. es € JsS Burnssde ov ‘h night work, "4004 on rave SeeneetaePenternesnarnen ere Miland 11 4. s0Me exDpCrience. PRACTICAL NURSE—Sit. “experienced. 2! Marga: confinement cases «cecialty. 1217 Wil | BLOCKER mungton. Riverside “es40r * 4231 of - NURSE—Sit.- “unde wraduate: best refer cneed oneea. LI nigel as a. ES NURSE—Sit.- iprectical invalid ar “eon- veleecent. Phone © Abanr Tae, . CANVASSERS and SOLICITORS : , j my y — a5 M \N—P ‘erma nent FEDER TRiMsten @aan Hutiig ‘ten & Door Co.. ; NURSE—Sit.- children. shamooe or eve- SOD EKREPER Freer ed an cto, OMtued: best. references, GRand AGEN TS—Manr factu M vs “HIN hone one on $2 | or $3000 capital. new st ries of Lomery and wk un- Mayfni r gn By Apniy e ! at: awe 4 pen nm may —te a ” oF . Be: led Press tall the ¥s ctreulare, = Tr Ole ROOM Boy “Ex vgrienc ae . » sto — — “OS f- . a Sa we et oe far ‘ree met en. [549 s Halsted, work | in are Stor us re. = 7 a ER wis oe ee — ences - Pageired

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=. 7 a . way Ye hn oiled then Gee. at DAIL RIN RR tele FINANCING PLANS OF U.S. MARK WEEK he A Tae ov TREY - ord Virtually All - Government > = 7 . + - 4 : Obligations Move by Em- phatic Jumps to the Best Levels in Their History. OF alll oe ee - Pf TM at Sime te Regis my: Ps ait : x ~ paren ot. Beet 7 STOCK MARKET AVERAGES. the Associated Press stock rah Vad Gite > = De ee IE a By Leased Wire from thc New York Roereau of the Post-Dispatch. NEW YORE. March 12.—The Eve- aing Post, in its copyrighted finan- 109% sar veview today, says: 13 announcemen's Secretary Melion provided needed to make the. step =a and again after the eee een oe e > sak «Aik MER The program therein down so plainiy reveaied faith the money position that Wal! street | turned from the stock to the bond “113 ‘ Oo wie: RO ayes gen. a a sm Pty jumps to the! best levels of their historr. in bonds broadened, Liberties was fodllowed | i corporation de- | ecriptions and the tide of new capl-. issues began once more the fresh demand. (o assimilate more now remained for Secretary Melion Lo | teuch off the movement. +. 7 * Process of Refunding. “Confronted with a large financ- the Government is simply) going at his task of refunding the | eutstanding obligations precisely as. he would if he were handling a pri- | 4 $660,000,000 ma- | this month he pre- pared to meet through flotation of | $450,000.000 in 3% and 3% per cent | -thus revealing ihe excellent | Treasury and his! ewn confidence in the continuation | of favorable money rates. Yate enterprise: position of the Rec ana $3,088,000,000 in second Liberty 4% outstanding became | Via te ey Ba aPC: PEER CARE: “ie PMA rst 3 — PO Ee ee OE a ‘ ac 070% tr SEC ete TERE pee Pee oe i703 Weipa er shoal vmpiag ae SED ER and the Secretary ¥ to refund this enor- mots war loan by offering $‘es for) _ > we Sidi sta ks aan PARE olan yet eet 43 et Large Saving Invoived. cent five-year notes for the long- | represent an an-| nual saving of $23,000:000 in | est charges and is. Holders who bought 4\%e8 back in 1917 aid so largely for reasons of patriotism and those now | ready to surrender the higher for | a lower coupon doubtless are moved by the same spirit. ernment program shrewd bond men. detect. so thev think. Secretary Melion comfortable money maintained for severa! *o nearly corresponds to their own. Behind the Gor- the opinion of that a position of, work for a good bond ‘market Expectation of Money Ease Seen. “Nobody expected that the $3,083,-. 900800 of debt which the SRE ORF , wot 3 s 2 5 Sar ad + se 2 are : > bs ogg ; week a year ago and 8,200 WEEK’S NEW YORK STOCK MARKET BY SPECIAL WIRE. TABLE SYMBOLS ie) Parable in oe. ~ OUR TRADE aly IN SHORT SE OL a pas HTS POP” taking developed im a num 4 : : POPP MLE A le ele el lad al men eect Ch ge. Range for Range for |Stock« ang Annual low be my Ch ge. {Stocks and Annual! x High | Low | ciose |Ch &°. “O27 19V7 Dividends High. \Low. im Dollars. | Wk. Week sea 151 134 ty Air Reduction 12 % Ajax Rubber 2% 1% Alaska Juneau S7% 94 Allis Chalmer lll% 109 Allis Cha! 24% 16 Amal Leather 108 lO4 Amal Lea 3; % 31l'iy Amerada 34.11% Am Agr Chem 61%; 38 Am Agr 48% 41% Am Bank 596, 568% Am Bank 25%; 22%, Am Beet Sugar 18% 13 Am Bosch ' 5 34 Am Bra 8S & F 6 150 13 oh 11; Am Brake S$ pfd 39% 32 Am Brown 50% 45% Am Can 130 $126 Am Can pid 90°, Am Car & Found 0 ra’ Am Car & F oa , 30% 25? 4 Am Chain 47% 36 Am Chictle 6%, 56 Am Chicle a Q3 91 jAm Chicie ll‘. ¥& Am Drug 137 &% 127 Am Express 6 3 ty 30% Am Home Prod 2 aibkiean ‘tn (135 114% Am Ice 1@b R714; 84 ‘am Ice pfd.6 37%, Am Intern ; -¢ Am La-Fea Fire E 1 30%: 20% Am Linseed ; 53%, Am Linseed pid 7..: 105% Am Locomotive § 2% 119% Am Loco pid market. as the quarter cf most at- 114814! 120% 'Am Mach & F pid 7 Vv liv | 44 41% Am Metal whavrentt 107 101%i:Am Piano pfd 61% 54 Amer P & L la. 119% 110% Am Radiator 5 135 133% Am Rad pid , 10 4 SS%4. Am Rai! Gi) +4 35% Am Repubs 5S 48 Am Safety Razor 3 Ziq 120% ‘Am Smelt ' .3e% “ 119% Am Snuff | 100% 94%, Am . Sni vult 46% 44 Am Si Foundry : RG ly 79 A™ Suen: | 110% 107% Am Sus 160% 149% Am Te ; 123 & 120 Am Tebacco 8 / 115 110 4m Tob 122% 119% Am Tob 146 #135 Am Trpe | 110 107% Am Type F pfd 78% 62% Am Wai 110% 164°, Am W Wes 7 33%, 21% Am Woolen 86% 67 %‘Am Wool *pfd 1% 1 Am Writ 10% S§% Am Zinc on oo Art Mol 44%, 39% Asso Drv 3 102 87% Asso D G 1st pia 6 i381 AGINiA T&S F 305 182%, Atl Coast 17% 18 115% Ati Ref 35% 27 #Barnsdal! 32% +25 #£Barnsdali 57% 49 Bayuk Bros 105 101 Bayuk eBros 60% 35% Beechn Pack 119 lié's Beechnout 27%; 20% Belding Bros ol Vy 43) * Bett i Si ee) 108% 105% Beth §& 41% 3? Bioumingdale $7 ' 53 ‘6 Bon Am! bu) 45 Blume: ha! 7 Is 6% Booth Fish 28',. 22% Botany ‘(on 36% 28% Briggs Mie 154% 148% Bkiyn Ed 83%, 89% Bkirn Un 34% 30% Brown Shor SS*'s 3% Brunewick Ba! 15% 9%, Brunswick * 50 44% Buff & Sus LIS SU% Buff Roch i 110 lus Buff R & 125% 110% Burns Br | 28% 21% Burns Br |125 (116 Burns B / 126 ae ‘Burro Add 44 ~¥% Bush Term 87 91% Bush Term 108% 103% Bush T Btd 4% 3% Butte ( & Z my LO% Butte & Si 61% 50% Butterick * S3\ «666 By-Prod 61% 4? ~s Ce 1M Loe Bre i» 7 64 “Calif Pack he 32%' 29 Calif Pet : 2% 1% Callahan ai 65% Calum & Ar , | q i982, 185 Canadian HRY 98% Care Cli 680 59 Canada South ' 358 132 Case J i 'LITN UL Case 26 "\ 28 Cent Alle: 1oO%4 7 % Cent Leath 0 %& Tig Cent ra 86, 54 te Lea pfd 62% 54 jCent Lea , 804%, 285 Cent of : ' TS% 10% Centy Ribbon &2 7))=— Centy Ribbon +S “5 4. tertainieed a3 Ly tH) Ty terre we 2 ° 455. 4. Certainteed i164, 108 Cert: aint 11 S “>. “handle 24% 21% Ch © Mot of 2.50 AC 12 iy (RVR THIN & O YT? 1oO™% 4%, Chic & A! b 8%! T%.Chic & A! 37% 30% Chic & E 51m 40 Chic & FE en 8% Chic Gi 49% 234, Chi Ge W 17% ® Ah Mil &@ St 16 eS "“ Mil &@ 35 IS% ih M & “ ; ch M@ & 133 124% Chi & North— (437) 120% Ch Pneu “4% aX Ch R ! A » Ry 85\ Ch RI&P ® pe pfa ‘yet 10k OCC CRT a6 AS c St P 5a%' 50. Childe Ca 38%, 34% Chile (% 2.50 42 MM (hrretie Bry t) ay" —— ~~ ~ ~J¢ Tr) ") wm CD 5 awe To ot .f »). oe Fit of ~ tes IN RDOD@amwm ee * ee ~ — .f« -_ wwe ~ ~3~@osi~wr is ~8s =) yes ti) ioe -J ores ao eis y pel ee 1S : oa ae 1Aa?°S Sor Pe 49 Seon Ta ; / Mise ga eS ee es 12g re DP } 51%' 42 (Am Zime @ L 49% 45, Anaconda 3 me 49% 671, Ann Arber 4° 38 Archer Dan 108 (1086 ‘Archer D&M pt AA. 92 Ts Armour 03 15%: 12 iArmour of 9%/ 7 ‘Armour of s6\%, 82 armour of Il 2 i 2 Arnoll Const abi le 54% 49% Artioom ‘on 42% 52 Atlas Pow: 4e r # »- 100% 9S Atlas Powd pfd R% 8 Atlas Tack 10% 6% Ausiin Nich 61 49 Austin Nich +5, | $5 Auto Sa! ex ' 2018, 143% Balwin Leceme ,; 115% 106% B & O 6 : 76% 73% B & © ptd 4 : HG S, 44 Bangor & Aros > | 109 101% Bangor & A pfd ° 54% :40 jbBarnet Leather % 65% Bkilyn Manhai 58 S6% Bkiyon Maun T pid 6 ms wad ee ws i@ - Rousehoid Pro 3.50 “1 492, 48 49% “— & hey ty Te Howe Sound 4 74 39%, FAR ‘ 4 Hudson & Man 250; 120) 53™% 501% 52% °* % Hudson Motor 3.50 S380T T4%' oT% Tee) "8% . | a 4 My i rg | eS ww ae -BPis Rl & oe S ‘Se @y 6a Collins & Aikman for | for | for | for for | Dividends S om ke. we [Dividends we Kk.) Week. Week | Week Week | High. Low. in Dellar “ os : ay . ‘ i ly ws J p{d «) a 1; 165 (165 (165 a _ | Aft he L114, Kayser | . S Am On * * +t grat e0% | 67%! BS%t—14 | 20%) Oe Kelly’ Soring oa iste bo si : si 91%) Sh | 91%, ° % | . 35 (Kelly Spr Spet pt om 6 ~ & Seoth 3 + y 4 ne 6S | 6&8 —2 6 45 Kelly Sp pet ptd 1. 6 & El 5..| 88) 85%) 84%, 85 — | 85 | 77 Kelsey whee! 6 --) 3 sah ask i 207 ( ‘ee b4', 60 ‘ennecott Cop 9 aGe . . oS a. a } 86% 80 Kinney pid & 4) O2% SY Cred 1 pf 6.50. 1) S2h& 52% 82%— 4 62% 50 #£x®Kraft Cheese’ 1500. 6 50 57 : Credit rfd B 2) 1%j 22% | 22%) 22%)|.-.-..- 17% 14% Kresge Dept S .. & 15% 19 1 Invest Tr 3.60, 40] 55 | 50%| 54%! °2%s, so | 73. Kresge DS pid 8.; 2) Whi) te 90% Com In T pt 6.50 | 6! 95 2° 195 | °2 | 53 | 45% Kresge § $'1.20...' 62) 50%; 45%) Solv B 8 238'272% 261 264% -—4% > 74% SO Kresee SH 4 ..- 54, 74% . ‘ ‘Congoleum . see ee| GS Bei 19 fle Sue Le 113% 110% Kresee S&S S pid 7. $s ati “=. - ‘Congress Cig 'f -.-| . 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Oe | 95%, SN %) 7hie, OS. ee fire | i 8 | 2 | Gas NY rtsjl62i; 4 | 3%/ 4, /° %! 1.0%) ops: Lehigh Val 5b 70,120 *1 Consol Gas NY pf r3145 *3 =" %-: ce Se%, Lehigh Val 5b Cr ige~ \%e 69% \Con RR Cub pf 6.} 11; 74 | 72%) 72%) %1%| 37%, 35 {Lehn & cre 1.60. + * } | Textile ... 100) 3%, 3%) 3% — %! 24%) 22 Life Savers 3. 2 z ) - o1 27 is Lig & Meyers 4b. 38 94% ‘ Bak A 8 ..1005 63% 54%, 57%)-—2%) 1102's if y. \e k B 7 7% 6&| 7 — %]| 124 a8 % Lig .™ 5 i oan baba i eat et Mek aed 8. ° 2 14} it! 92%; * 3 74% 62 Lima Loco oonesh Oui ee mi | com ye 4 56 on rel + SO 59% S51 pee Coste oe so ak ee 5 | ¢ 5 mo 3’ ..« .jaseu | L Can pfd 7 %/125../425 (125 |}....- | GLH; 46% Loews ye ‘ Insur 6 ..... 3/137% 136% 137% — %| 7% 6 Left Inc .. 16) 645) ng Mot 80 60) 11%) 11%/ 11%)..-.. 3 40% Leng Bell Lum A 4 +e) 43 4 1. oe 50D BR2) 63% 50% 52%, 1% | 173% 150 ‘Loose-Wil Bis . .. 26.162 ~s BS ..~...| 25] GRY} 66%) 68%) ° %) 1g? 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BIT) 2%! 14 116% endicottJohn pid 7 118% 118% 118% — 2%|' 1% Mid Sta Oil cfs...' 22) 1% 1; 22 Pub Ser .-..-.! iv? 33% 23 | 23%! ° ww 119 (110 Mid Sti pfd 12> 10118 ¥ 93 %& = fd 7 0.100 | 98% 100 | 1% 36% 31% Miller Rubber 2.. o 34% 118% ldg pid 7 7124 Jiz3 ji24 | *1% s%! 2% (Minn € SL ....| 8 3% 3 SO%/Erie .......----- 147; 45%; 44%| 44% —! | 2% FT ‘Minn & 8 L cfe..| 12, 2% G| 52% Erie 1st pfd ......| 1801 57%, 654s, 56 [1% 44 | 31% Mo Kan T ..... 183) 40%) 36% 49 pid ......| 24 51%/ 50 51 1. | 101% 95% Mo Kan & T pfd 6) 51'101% 100 | 24% Brie St Show 2.50..{ 74 2788, 2578) 27 pl, | 55%) 37% Mo Pac ........ 1195) 53 0% \Eureka Vac C 4.25b' 326/ 68 | 63%) 67% '°3% 104% 90% Mo Pac pid.....) 173/108%| 15%, Exchange att 2 142; 19 iv war . “a 894%, S14, Ment Power 5 | 87] &7%. ‘7 rbanks Morse 3. 10 41% 41%) 41% 121 (118% 'Moat Pow pfd 7..{| 112? | site ewes pfa 7 aiz2 (192 112 ---- | 68%! 60% Mont Ward 4 ...) 438) 67%) 63%) 4'\Fa Play-Lasky 126 145/133 "110% 111 -— %! 12%! 8% Moon Mot .... 19' 9%! 4 24% 120 ‘Fa Play-Lasky pf 8. #121 120% 1%i % 13 Q% Motion Pictures 1. a 11 7% \Ped Lt & Tr ae 54; 42%) 40 1 41 Ce: 4%/ 4 Motheriode M 75) 21! 4% OL ts. Fed Lt & Tr pid 6 1% 9 fen B+ FG Poe 37 | 33% Moto Meter 3.60. 10 36%, Fed Min & Smeit, 26120) R5 (119%, °27 24% 20% Motor Wheel 2 ...' 47 23% 75% ‘Fed M & Sm pid 7. 285. 9° RO'yg B5% %1l% 18% 10 ‘Mull Bed ........| ¥8 13% 2 Trk .§ | ge 2a%,i' 268, 27 —1 % Re RO Mull Bod pfa ....' i ROS? 934 Fidel-Phen F Ins 4 -—=s; Ss 93%0'— 2 | 43 | 30% Mur Body ... 2137.25 we N St 50° és he de de § ase ” die tatcnematienes miguantenpiiinianaieags ee = is Fisk Rub Tire 1) 941119 118 | 18% * %& | %3%| 63 Nash Met 4......) 348) 63 7 655, Fick RT Ist pfd 7: 122) 86%' 85%’ 86% °* S 6% 5 ‘Nat Acme Sia ? Fisk RT ist pfd cv7' 2100%, 100 100 _. | 107%, 95% Nat Biscuit 5 . , 476 107 5 Fei hmann 3 | 593 52% 51 51% '— & | 133 [298 ‘Nat Bie pid 7 «....j 3.192%) 131% 13 ri “ome atoms 8 2, 53' 80 |! 77%! 79% —- % 42 38% Natl Cash Reg 3 ET 40% So or anc ‘ Ce non ao? a BB Te | BRM “1% 35 18 Nat Cl & Suit ae 4 ox Film | sso) 46%. 42%, 451%! *1% 93% 62 (Nat Cl & S pfd g 90 rt Texas 2 we SS meets, 7a cat 2 siehastlipaihatbie TS 4%, TOM Nat D Prod 2, . . a4 oa | . Gabriel Snub 3.50 S3' 31%! 304%; 3t °° M% 25 ‘Net Dept Strs . 21 25% ted Gardner Mat... | 67% 7mi * & 94% 91 £xNat Dept Sirs pfd 7’ ® Q] Am Tank 3. 54 49% 48% 49% * % 27%' 17 “Nat Diet Prod 24% a Tank pfd 7) 2108 107% 108 | * % 55% 43% Nat Distil ptd 3 42 ‘Asphalt 1134 93%! 87% 91% * %& 320% ' 24% Nat Enam & Sip 9 27% Bak pfad 8 2194 122% 1°92%'— %& £3% 8] Nat Enam&s ang 7 1 82% Ciear 4 10 54%)' 53% 532%— % ISH If0) Nat,Lead & 51 18] Elec 3a '_.$ 208! 85%! 83%!) 95%) © % | 1L1KR%'L17% Nat Lead pfd 7 T LIS Elec sp! (00... 98 12% 11%) 18%! * % 22 19% Nat Pow@Lt .80 5) 21 G&Elai5s0 69) 444 42% 43% Ms A! 4% Nat R of M Ist pfd a1 4 4 G&@EpMaa yt 202 i203 (103 * % 7%! 1% Nat R of M 2 pfd é\ 2 , Gé& Epfa BG 1 98 eo 6 «(98 oo 5% 823. Nat Sup of D 6b 48 a2 Qo Motors 7 .. .\SOMR'173%, 164% 171%! *4% 256 238 Nat Surety 2 958 4 7T pe pid 54 120% 118% 119 —2 j 128" (134% Nat Tea 'é | 113% 121 1 8 pe deb! 1104 104 104 .* &% 19 13% Nov Con Cop 1.50. @1' 14% 4 Outdoor a A 4 17 58 66%, 58 * 138 7. i x Or Tex & M 7..! 5 1387 35 A A cte 2 105 444%! 42% 444% * & S$. OR N TY Aish 3 49 45 5 Sig 5..... 483115 109% 113 . ¥y 21% 13% N Y¥ Canners 51 18 8 cate & | 4 45 45 45 “lh 4 +7 2 Nu ¥ Canners pfd 6 oe 4 a ; Broe Inc of 42 | 41 41% —1% | 147% 1A74IN Y Cent 9725144 Br I pfd 7 "3102 (109% 102 ei | to, . 1S6 s¥YC¢C @S & fs S190 ‘ pr pid 1% 91 Si, M1 * % 105 6-1OS CN YVESL Ist pid 19'103 Co 592 oe 19%,' 21 *] 40%, 34 N Y Dock is a5 40 Gold & Siock claps uy S17 & 117% 37%: ° %& 7 7 “2 « Xx ¥ Dock ofd 5 16% 75" ") eat 61:48 | 42 45 es, 176 170, N ¥ & HRanlem 5.) % 171 Goodrich B F 4 166 OT 54% 58%, © %& o5%: 41 SN YN FB e&es 1556 aaX 5 iGoodrich BF pfa 7 2200%:190 200%'°* & , MM) MUN Y Ont & Wt: i & - to 7... 117102% 100% 102% * % 15% 12% N ¥ Rye pfd cfs 5 14% Sik H ° 50 1% 85%) 65%) HO&® %, 4: 1h% x v Sta 4% | 16 ‘105 iN ¥ St 2 pt "5 1106 Gould Coupler Aa 2? 4 a Si, Ste ; 7a 7s W F Pow pfd x Minir ..) 89S! 9A * 344%) 35 1 36". 37% Norfolk Sou 198) 36% pfa 3 a4: RO | R4%) Bem §1% | «179% 15A ‘Norfolk & WS .| 254173 Ore 150... 80 22 %) 21%! 22% — % 88 | 84 (Norfolk & W pfa 4 1° 85 West “Sugar 8.) MOL VITVILLAS 116% 8% 9% ' 4558, North Amer 10f 305 49% S pfd 7 934 120 #2 119% 190% *°1% 51% 5A North Am pfd 3 vy DI% Canc .... #8 @ 35%! 39 14, 100% 98% No Am Ed-pfd 6 11) 994 Guaptaname S at 10 RT Ri, ny: ° 3 ie “1 Nor Cen 4 ~ 3 aoe nf 3.20' 44 62% 694 GR! "1% 131%, 126 Peop Gas of Chic 8 6 130 Marine e > 7% © wi 38%) 30 Pesta & Fast | 8 32% Mer Mar pfid.' 120) 49%) 4014) aye, ‘| 198% 114% Pere Maq Mb .....' 67123 a Nicke! @. 7 644 ant ' 43% © % Q? 9% Pere Maq pfd 5... 3 91 % vy of ¢ A t 75 a* a 95% 982 Pere M pr pfd 5. 94 Paper 2 398) AN*%,' ST %' Sa" "% @?%, 851 Phila Co 4 ig 92% 7 De pfd 7 81 1H 99% Ay xy | §A 50 Phila fo #@ pe “ 51 Silver 37 V44t, 149% 45 | 4 39%, Phila Ca & pe pid 4” ytd 2117 1219 — 2 47% 41% Phil & Read C & I 473 46% 6 ' a A 70 7 hme MHL 41% P & RC GI cfs 548 Inter Shor 7 1 Tat tay ay *5m% | 41‘, 35%, Phil Morrie 3B 3R% & Tel 6... 192 130 125% 128 5, “1% | 5 4> (Phil Jones 4 i: & Intertype Corp % SR 89%) 8a ; 85% 85 Phil Jones pid 1) 86% Cent 2% 2u' 4%: Sue ul SR 52 «Phil Rapid T \ Si » Teland Cree Coa’ ix. 49 $@% 49 ° & 60% 54% .Phillips Pet. 3 S19? 56 ' -_ a ae ce oe ae ee 47% 42 Phoentx How ® 48 al OF Obie 38% 58% ° MS 106 103 ‘Phoenix Hoe pid 7) % 106 —— ae 6 ! “3% 117% Pierce Arrow 453; 23% Jones Broa Tea 'Ss' 186% ' 16% 14: e.% ' i ~ - Jones @ Ke pla 7.) 04H ‘eee |. | PR SS Peek on ee SO Jordan Mot ! 27 1S hy 18% 1 *1 . a * eee = e. ‘ i: 14 “Sees 141344 124% 134% stipes Sele Ps: 1 63 snscatialigeveng a 2% er . Kan ‘City Sou Se rot] Hy bi oy w% 2: Pitts Coal .. . & 3 Son pfd 4 my ay, — aR =) bes ‘ae ® + - ; * * % . 7 th Pitts “oal pid : 146 71 Kayser J 3 ian sa 51 52% : | ; eae eae - ‘Kayaer Stock rts os) 1* e ie 148 149% P FW pfd ' ~ I : . i. ..+.) 43 | 32% "Pie Term Goal ..| 4 3 es Stoc ke and Angual hs High | r IStocks and Annual! — ~— Woke {Week Week . Week /¥ Pitts & w Va 6. 4 ii~ ~~ > 1623 +. ot mt me BB 28% Prod m. Ret pid. - shots} gd che announcement | “599 DU tO? AE 4: ; Pee ff oe thern ak anced Lk to a“ new peak to — the year’s hen. =~ ~_ ———_ tiapins ‘ed —— wi ea ' Aw Mert an ‘Chl ean ~— ie =~ w vl a me Gt —_— es *r. + 41° “* ‘Punta Alegre . ie Pure 0 8 Det pid. > ~) oy an tras were h gher sows t> tee pes ze rmroderate fasns ant Mi?-Continenta! Oils eq 6o B+)? ee = i fa oF ih Pa — ~t. re 47 ‘2 3 Radio Cor of a Indiana ‘and Lone Stae e . - D™ in whieh ‘Ford Motor of Canaind | 46% 4 most All ied Pae -kers siock @ sues vielded to low _Jotations fe _ Force Ecagll By Leased Wire From the New a P oat- Diepasah, 2 gp tena — ag DecLNE gOTTON. AT WEEK-END 12 —Continuation | pe o* ¢ pet et et ae - . ee LF) Faved 2”) * ae * ea. J © re oe Fe nt one ee ee er oe Be as paeiseserssceey ay yore ~P ee Bre ~ were > 9-+iea er ree ~>™ Via aD NEW YORK. March 11s i's copyrighted weekly tamms ” important feature of ae readies was the activity and situa resulted im advances approaching ing the gold baste of various Ses ch ee Or de a IuF DK DWwDoy has ref ected = a fur | uw aE ~) —— .a Pe ta ~ _ ae Lao ne ‘2 orek ¢ oe ——: Spauid & B ist pt 7 iy “the market at the 20% a — sainaadied New detec Spot. : March 'Z —Seot ent ) Stand G&E oll ra ood aiadiing 14.05: re ated Stand O ofNJ pt 7; 31% ‘Stand O of N . 2% Stand Plate Gi 10's Stan Plate proved in sterling & and French the Post- t-Dispateh. __NEW YORK. March gears st. eugene ong G cotton. ow mi “3 dine 11. 006 ; “migdiing Stew War ‘Spd 6, Some ak aie on the | foreign exchang - —! Le tt : _New York Cotton March 12.— The cotton 4hy Bapetter Oil is prices worked off ee i 4% Symington T &S™% Symington T A - 71% Telautogr ¢ 60... « ‘Tenn ig & Chem I, a i— —wUtlse 4 Dig io te F a and an accum ula ** — Ui _ VID Oss Bee UKs es * + weather ower Sundays Ct oe ~ re we B rere unchanged at if dt A eet) * +e w-brsio—@ — =: Liaewio~ 2-j)oon* ° : a dad: = Fr na . - *e ~! wi — ~~ es - “a © aoa = ‘i as ian“ ta ane by i ; "Twin city Rap Tr 5 ~~ ot

— © i DW oe De ee - cet FF es SS 33 88 SS 8S Go ee ow . el *« to. ~~ 5. # — ; ca vi is~W~Aspisaivuwvac vi 3 fat & 2 8 > Weiter ‘ od i 7 7 t és a - 8 BE RE 28 Ud TE 8B Se SS Gt SB > gs'tsi me 1g + ~ ne Ow ts -* ee OF WEEK'S MARKETS. +a Se ee@eee@emwmeteee Fk 8 Ce Pp ole leleiete tw $V 4 . ; ‘ : » — | wie wt em 05 CS ~~ Sk a rk . . ‘ = 4 - . pe | Gespite the appreach of March NA ee —_ Re ee ae Pa a ar a idddddadaa art arta: rly «66115 6jOwens B pfd .... eur 62 46 Pac Coast ist pfd _% St - ‘? I1We wee Die wee Gb is, although spec- | ree orded by sey + 38 oe Virauden Inc n 21, Waldorf Srs In lopmenta to ex- 7 °6% Ward Bak ©) J 91% Ward Bak pfa ay 3. i—- (Average ee: 40 issues? 10° issues) 10558 This —_ Rt Rt mt on high-«rade | oe ne nointed br Aetiae — 3% Weetingh Air Br Sod ti Westingh F & M 4 2% Westirgh E&M pf 4 "~ i, Wheel & Lake E ~e EBosion Sick Market : #9: rea Whi: te reel 4 la White Rk M & ef« 2 Ma Ped 12.—Fol lowing a a last White Sew M pfd 4 lowest aad — * so39 505.278 Se ew aaa =48 . 714 S34 “90.232 $4 eS __. car icadiuge— bag ae? is p= -_ ~ - * Ais-} (wv ie BUA Uti HB a5 ou nh fo ee ieuwne See 7 —s SS @it © = Gs Ge Gee be “Wits W rigiey 2.58 ~ —? coe Fe a ae “ RS Young s &@ T 3 | rail issues featured. — a ed cress currents Mised Price Movements. “Mixed price movements reflect- in speculative opinions, Selling pressure was in the mam directed against the meter tiens among speculators : in the bend market, 4nd oil groups, although support| securities, Higher grades of mid- Prices, however, tended further to uneettie condi- ’ strength in some of the low-priced. was accorded” some of the more f - continent ol, especialiy the Semi- | rites rising to new tons forthe automobile stocks, in re- | sponse to reported deniais of the imminence of a price war. nole output, was hit by a lowering» of the differential to 2 cents. Be. fore the price siashing began ‘Tt | was $ cents. ‘tiens. A rise In Westinghouse Air 7 ee ss | Brake te another top for 1927 | turned attention to railroad equip- e ment stocks. Industrials as a group low-priced ratiroad shares were!displayed signe of irregularity. tt Pitta te 6% 34 FP TE ” -— ~~ = es faltiee recorded good advances, in-" the weekly Clearing Pouse state- | cluding Radio Corporation, Interga-/ ment. which revealed an increase tn | surplus of $66,046,760. converting | i featured the short ‘elam exchanges ss oa : last week's deficit of more than | *dvance ef 3 _ points '$5.000.000 into an e¢xCess reserve of ,$60.136.790. Loane, discounts etc. increased $30,446,000, ne wee rear and joining standard invest- | mente in ‘advancing under the Bocexesbue0e8 2 “4aw » ~.e ie CF OPEL EEL _tiomal Telephone and Federal Min- | /ing and Smelting. — — oe Ne ae 33 stimulus of fatorable credit condi- | EF FBSE Ps a 3 contineed im ‘ecuanl eleaer to «14 parity. again Leg to a nee > Reuse Statement. ro ) Lod. Lok es ot yeeereen a. +e — eS Bvtste Pee 4 ~ ae “uae Swedizh E scharce Riche Tt. “Keen bidding for Swedish bills | Prespects of comfortable seen A, in fairly good — a, several fave- however, although some of the «pe- i over tmceme tat day steod out in” od French Olam By the Aesortete? Pree NEW YORK, Mi Siock Exchange teds were $12.253.000- wi Years azo. $7,281.00 301,009. compared wi 131,000 same period Quotations on 1 thirty-seeonds of a @ means $99 and twent The follewing is lowest and cinosis jes. Wecurhy. GOVERNMENT’ Lab 3 37-4 1gi—9® | Lb i 32-47 103—14 Loi4% rs sa 4 103—-!2 Lb 24% 37-42 i06-—74 Lb o re 27-42 100—2g Lb 3 4% . loi —9 Lb44', 3a 1it+t-—7 USE 34 56 1905—33 USA 4% 4;:-32 i113—3 LSA 4 ‘* | 47-52 113-—2¢ ' SA 45 44-34 lios—t POREIGN 4 “3 Alpine Moa $8) ta: 30 ' 8 Antioguia 7s 45 A Anuoguia 7s 45-B Argent 6e 57 A 7 3 argent Ge 38S B Argent ‘se ‘Se june Argent Ge of Uet Argent 66 60 Ut 4 Caldas Rep Col Canada Se "31 ...«) 16 Cen Ry Braz 7 5¢) 18% chile 6 60 rete. ..; 5 Chile Ge “61. al 3 chile Se “41 wi Chile Se "46 .csa & Chile 7s “42. 1 Christiania 66 “54 13 Cologne Ger 6%e "sO : & Columbia 6%e0 7 1 Danish Mun & 8B It Denmark As “42. “ Domin Rep se ‘40 7 lee Ger Te ‘eh. : 4 Deatch FE I Gs 47. 9 Duteh FE I ée “62. 4 Dutch = t 68 "S53 19 onan _ ! sas ‘S38 March . ") Salva Se ‘$8. m Pow Ger 6% wet FUR Te 54.. F iniand . . a Finland 6%=s "S4 ater. — Ts 24. Clrmek “44 Woll a L. @ 47. Heng Con M 7%’ ‘45 Hung Con M 7. ‘4Q veto Hungary 7%. @ Teer! or €t ry. . mage Bk Japan Tea “Pub Cul 7s he se ‘-* Ttaly 7* 51 , japan Ta 4s Si Japan 64s »4. =~ aa 4 (jer '# P Ares 44 Mex Ir 4% 4&3 28 ae | Ry Ay, 5. 4 Pern «3S 40. = Poland §& 90 santa Fe —— 4 ie Cruceay 4 Yokotrama & 41 INDE STRIA 44°. 44444 403 OP ee ae « a a ow” * " « Es : : “ue 7! = ° >> Peer rrr rr! , aye ease, z4y 7? i hs 3% 5 =~) i of

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—-ST LOUIS PosT ~DISPATCH__ «5 UNDAY MORNING, MARCH 16; 19 — QVEMENT WBONDS CONTINUES were $12,259,000: NEW ¥ the Assoctated Press. YORK, March 1°? amounted to $7 269, $6,034, 000- al sales from 000 same Period year YORK BOND MA CURB TRADE HEAT = RT SESS Aseoriated Pree. Msactions on the previous dav ‘Year ago, $5,259 a'e were $780.- agoO and $834... ap A sociaird Frees, gprofii-ieking developed in a num. jesus. prices in today's bond mar. | nan to more steadily forward. ped averace Of 40 leading raj}. Ompared with $6 ame period two ve ations on United st bonds are in dollars instance, a sale “Seconds of a dol} a complete list of trans printed 99-—24 ar, and not $99.24. tions, with Bales, high- ‘means $99 and twenty-four thirty lowest and clo —___ High-Low. 1 Gloss. . } ¢ GOVERNME Pedera! vernment list ‘ . Tes Gi v ) i | e alae further buovancy. + @emand cenirred on omy 44,5, Dut the pier. ' @ division on the announcement | financig had an ap- off. ET AVERA GES, imsues displaved strength with . . al issues © Tea first crade rails. fitmte 7s cave further #7,103—12 10311 103-12 -. /100-—24'j 00—23 100—23 F742 0023 100-22 10022 |__Gon “43; 101—9 101—s poa—s -- 104-7 (104-4 1047 z : 1105—25'2108--18)305-~-29 - «€ and Kelly-Springfield | predictions of an — — - ward high-crade mortgages such | . «ag issues and New Haven 6s. ently popular convertible hens sus- sions on profit-taking, ; ; lation of French 7s and Italian | : foreign group. in which weuTe DECLINE IN egTTON AT WEEK-END wow YORK; March 12 —Continuation the sellimg ABovement ip the fOtton Market for | ak jhree days. bas reflected by a fur. erate decline in prices loday. ‘ ; oO | » 1004, 100 12 1004, 4° 2 ~ ; ” y & 4 os ** ” - ‘s ) ~ at . .. 172—26 112— 26 119-96 A } ote. 108—3 |107—26 108 POREIGN BONDSs. — es ce aN ei sees j ; i a which has been | (7 > 59 we ’ Sug & Sia 30 lis > ih de he nw Sar ae Pe ‘OW ground for ou te ~ Se me me to four poinis under overnight se!j- * we = ae ~ ee ~ “ - “overed 3 ‘ Borders were unco dLé& T 6 4202 ' the market soon chowing net losses gt gx to eight points. | as considerable cov- for over the week-end ” stop orders had et a _——, — 1l Bolivia Ss ‘4 Meee “PMR ES Me OW Oe ys aie 3 Brazil Tis, °5°° ee Bo Somos mm eid Up from 1.53.8] thee prices were within a point the later months. a i) mo of the lowest on Beek ed eed so Soares G@epesition to cover short ‘ end was promoted Bef heavy rains in parts of the and a feeling that the dec t oS : 1 1 Bulgaria i |) oe 4 Caldas Rep Col °46 1 Canada 4158 '36. ~ Canada Sigs ’29. Shier technica! nosition. 5 Canada 5s ]° mt for the trade buying | the market ADD@arca | ~ oe) MRO Com Hes DS oe 3% 103% 103% G&E 6 52105 : . 107 % 107 % 107 Pars * cables rising to 17 uragement in the/ 10 Cen Ry Rraz 29 TRS bet CS bet DS Ory tes — eet Look he oe lig Carb 6s 41.. ee 42 1 Christiania 6« 13 Cologne Ger 6 "50 > "Ot ao de ov mMgarded as pointing te mo export morement. the greater par Bption for February NIDOr Gay — & es > i hs St Ort. we New Orleans Spot. FORLEANS March '2. unchanged quota- + pointe }j em : : DOINLS in sa ' Gs 41 1084, 10s 4 LOA? het ns haat a) 3 Dress Ger Te '45. 4 Dutch E !] 68 47 9 Dutch EI 6a *62 6 Dutch E 7 5s 103% 103% 102% St. Louis Spot Cotton. emt eotion declined 2: y. : & week aro ouote SB_ON the foreign ex 4 Wl Pow Ger 6148 ‘50 Ss en a ee - New York Cotton (102 Fiat 7s "46 a 2 ® intend te >” Sao 19 Finland 6leas ‘HE \¢ . 2 0 Framer PD Tina 42 ] ‘ ... 1M 102%, LOZ | -/121% 110% 111 4, | S11 IM&S ger 5 3] 190 %& 1005 1004, > StLIMES rfg 429 98% ONY 8 45 SMLIMESRAG 4 _{Foliowing guotatio we Fd. Ms ; Ms in cents.) Ei ce 4 The covering on re ee ae “7 8-a-.4 S'y 531003, 10a 4 - «» pan ~ 2 ~ , er 9'2 53.100% 100; St L-SF - 4° , 1027, 102 % 102%; Ger Gen E 6498 10013 1004, 1004 i O5 47. 102 % 102 t. 102 *, ungary Flex 44103 Stl Ts °46102144,:102 . 100% 100% 100% a ‘ 193%, 103 15 103% 83 23 48 $3 65 Ital Pub I’ti} 13.89¢ bid Mar ] "52 , or PAD ye ot Steady and un- Sug Est of Or 78 : "a2 aed 108), 108%, 108 le Trumbull St! 6e ‘40 | Lyons 68 °34.. ~- os 9 Mex 4 1910 s asst Mex 4 19)0 Ic asst » Mex Ir 4% 43 ast ee ee OF WEEK'S MARKETS 1 78 . P the A®BOClal ed Pres... MtzgB Chile 6% 6] week was divided he- Naren nnttnnintetitnenntliani, — “ saa 45 Paris L&M R 6 58 Demand ..49 32 Se ee RKET “i Ccéasx Sa 291102 % 102% 102% | lowest, Closing and Previous closing pri Fs ithe New York Curb Exchange today, eS PORE |: * ae w 04 4 | Share lots (00 omitted) or fractions th Un x $ Colo & S 1st 4 29 a9 a9 6| 99 ‘shares, saies of which are in full, Cub NR 6 66 ._. 102% 102% 102% | (099 omitted): D & Hod evt 6 35,123 (122% 123 3 RES & H ref 4 43 93%| 9344) 93% D&ERG imp 5 28100 99 % |100 “Alcs Secuniy | tig.’ Low } Clonee. D&ERGS WwW i ) : > = ” ih anaes pale Ones One) ei mw, pak > RG 5 36 ../ 91%! 91%) 1%; BAP B vic) 13%) 131; 13%| 13& Det U Ry 4% 32 93%) 93i,. 93% | % All P pr ytd) 3 lea te ee i?) Ten VAG c & : j i 1 Al Co n pL 1lOL %& 10") & 102 %i..... Felis. bad 106 106 196 % Am C & ( 104% 104 % 1O4 Sy), Erie gen lien 4 96 76 mi *6%{ 76%) % Am Cigar [225 A265 “2 : cvt 4 A 53) 81% 81%! 81a SAG&E | stm 71% ‘i Er me 4 92 2 % ~ AGE&E! pid. 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Ri] ‘KO Si. | T @ R. | 36% 36 | sex ae .. e Soge 1 180 | 68h om 6%) 6%) 6% do 4 34 _- .-| 97%! 97 [we J @ tee Rayon | | NYC&StL db 4 3] 97% 97 | 97 Corp A...) 7%) 7%} 7% Oo Sty 74 A. 105 2 105% 105% 2 Int Util a.| th 44! 36 | 85% NYNHEH cb 6 48 1085, 107 108% | 59 Jonns-M n | 70%! 6H , 69 NYNHH ¢ 3% 56 72%! 72% 72%, 4 Johns-M pf..116 115% 1/115 NYNH&H ab 4 57 78 £ 74%1 35 6 Keimer Wes ig | 17 is | YNH&H 4 55...) RO 80 sv 24 Leb Pow n. 18%) 18 | 18%) NH&H con 456) 76 76 7S } 4tlaave ctf, 40%) 40%) 40%. O&W Ist 4 92 7 % TT% ‘as & 1 Lib Men @'! Y Rys 6 65... 27 ~7%) 27% L new ...} 10 10 | 10 TS R44 62) 56% 56% 5A% % Libbey OSG ie? ‘i1a9 137 NYW&B 4% 46.) B29 aa + MadSaG vtec, 17%/ 17%} 17 & S gen 5 61: 92 ‘% 92 Hz # Marmon Mo Sky 5S | 56 Nor&W con 4 96 94 94 | 94 1 Massey Harll5 114/115 NEW 4 PCAC 41 H3ke ANY 92 be 2% McCall C n AO | 58 | 60 | : Ohio 5 45... | 95% 95% 5 te, 1 McCord R B 7%) 17%) 17%! ior Pac 4 97 92'9 92% Oe 1 Mead John | 42 { 42 | 49 Ogden&@Le 4 48 83% 83S) KB 5, $ Mere St C..°11146/113 &% 123 Oreg&N con 4 46 92% 921, 92% 2 Mid W Utilll09% 109% 100 O 8 1, rfg 4 2 PR&% OR YB% 61° Mid Ww U pf 108 ‘9/108 & 108 wree-WRRN 4 61° xox 89%, 89% 1 Nat Leath | 2%) 2%) 2 ? mg 16% 106% 106%, & Nat P A .f 21%) 23%! 9] ra 8 6S... 108% 109% jneK - 18 Nat PS B IRS, 17%! 97 Pa 64, 36. 1124, 112%, 132%, l Nep Met Aj 23 | we | 23 Pagem 4% 65.100 99% 100 % N ET&T ©€121% 121% 12} Pa 5 ‘64 103% 10381, 103%, | SNO GNRR! 35%e! 35 j 35 Peo & E lat ® 90: 87 S78, RTS, 4 Niles BP p ~2%| 22 | 22 PCCE&StI, 5 a 70108 44 1084. 1081, 2 Nor S Pc Ti tw 213% 1432 POCASML 3°75 B108%, 108% 1081, 5 Northe P p 16's! 16%) 16 POCESIL $b ré65102 102 102 lL Ovihg Rr || 9%! OS! 9g POC&StL 4 9364102 % 100% 1OZ% 1PGé&eE A! 19%) 19%) 19 Read 4% @7 © a a 99 2 Pen DG al 46°! 46"! 46 Pio G W cit 4 49 S45, AGS, 84K % P OE 6 pp 80%! 80%! 80%) TA&L 414 34) 96 95%! 95% 1% PO P-| 9914/99! O94) y 4 ny Sw dee a io deh 94%) 94 | nay, Phila El rts! 3 2; 3%! 3% 2 StT.-s 560 Bi1o01m 100% 101 2 Pill FM 1.! @7x% 67 | @7 SL-SF 6°26 Cc _ 1914, '101 49 110] 1% j Pitts @ LE 17944/178% 179 1 StL-SF adj 6 55 ‘100 160) 0100 1’ P C NY aiioe2 100 12/102 StL-SF ine @ 60) ga | OFT %! OR ] ; 5 Sw le: 4 88 864 RO) RAY ‘* Pr & Gem i184 (12° 1&2 4 % PSP&Lp pf 108 ‘108 (108 SPA&KCSL €¢%& 4] 94% 98% 944, 6R Ka B ni 73% [2% : - Pac Hxt 4 406 | O21) 92K) Oey . 1 R Ka Rewer 6An 660 1660 Sw con 4 3° Gah 95 ly» 851 Sey . o uaher ts . 1 Willys-« 6% 33 iat 101.50 101. 50 te the approach FINANCIAL STATISTICAL REPORT IMS % 1044 104 y RAILROAD although spec- | recorded by sey. | ? CR 57 1085 merger rumors, Palo 9 6 B&O Ret a PS * ee ee --146.21 144-52 147.28 148.) | | Popularity of the | we age of 40 isaves) 10 issues) 105.82 (NS &€ MRR. ce - ww On high-grade fonditions and me for the under- Sto@®: market. 4 ae ea, Ra £ a»? ' a3 5 “™ 22 Vtg 51 : i) eu i ee it atta ~~ as * ~~ INDUSTRIAL BONDS. Ajax Rub 836... 5.047.119 3.800.177 4.618 —a Sold shipments "Ot, 100,123 104m ; ~~ —— Se ee 5 1 md ed = i - ock Market | — Smelt 1 6 °47 LOBS iO8 iy ‘37. . 104% 104% ena “$45.940 716 $5129.23 $54,176.08 Bue car iOtdings— ; Se Sa Weex of ——_! High.| Low. 7 Giose Feb. 26 Pr. Wk. ¥Y. ar %) O68 Tae Z| Ati Tui gs ' 41 “se 41%) 42% | Morgan Litho 2% ‘| abd A aconda 6 °53..1044%, 104 . "S88. .'108 & 107 3, BASS Roe oy we ~s asses Fs) el $33 er Fe ev —— a ore S~1~> ‘> 332 7 oP Sere a | [el Se tree the short session in get sign exchanges and resulted tn , =) ie ee - CRIAP +fe 45 44) es Beth § 6% 63._ Reth st 5 3A.) saline Dio mS 5 oo S Se at ~~! ~! VBBADKS sows >> (hi 0 Sta 4% A SCCBE resery« of discounts. ote. P. FF SPEre “3 ~ eo > in demand ané@ work@ closer to oid parity, eo fain pushd to a new high leve) % tn S Be ae ligne eis pa 3S C Util al 391 39 "| $9271 Ry os O4 10 ‘es («107 %, 1°97 s Les do pfa | R4 ‘eo! B4% “41 e 95 ../121 1121 = I12 1 So Col PA!) 26%/ 26%,| 5 SP eS aeogi eee 82% o2y | 19 Be & Ln 30% 30%) 30.4 iet 5 2000 106 & 106 1, LOR & 4aPpat wi RT 8%) lL. rf 53 SE | SRI, x te % Sp AG&Br./115\ 115% 1995 T&FISRy, Stes SO 104 %'104 _ 104% ° . “ To! 2A | 96 | 2 ont ae a oe. fo ae ee ) ae eo 2 | 2 2 | aay Ast Se 37) 97%) 9: ci cca | 3 Switt Int) } som! 20%) 20% 2a% 334 AY rte 48 60 as = Nb on Fig 1 Tampa E 9 | 59 % | 59%] 59% 1 Ba ” = tn he ae Be, [tr Lea ve Tiai T%! ac g /| 953 )% 1 & as i allies wer as ie 9312 22 a o28, 6 Tromp sul | 10% | 10%; 101 VerC&P 41) 34as 24y 24% v4 S Un&éUnit T] 82%! g2 | 82% | Va Swn con 5e 58 95% 954, O5 3, 27 Uni Bis BR! aus Ry 9 Va R & P Ss 34 QR, PR ORR 6 Uni G Im C 92% 191%) 9 | Va Ry Se @2... 295% 105% 105: 22 UL&P mn A 12%! 19 is *lMs 75 A.'105 1044194 ‘ UL&PA pf 91% 91%) 91% Wartec & 41...103% 103% 1021, 9; Un tL. % ” 46%! 467 Md 4s 52..' 80%! 80%) 801, 16 Univ Pic Ci 45 | 4314! 448 I NTS a fe 43 i SS > 10.U S Diet n | 317 | 16%!) 14% > WELE Wh 5s 28 100 100 866400 “a U2 Ciees 974! 27%] OF1 1 Winston Sa! 4s 69 87 | ST | a _ ° all eo %/ 14 , “os and ‘ ° 1 i Ut P&aL vB 15%, 13% 1% S Wis Cone ae or you! 88% a ni z 3 Br Pic ¥ «4 24 ly i. oe - eit de ees 18 ee 2 2. eer w' 1 Wes MAS , 67144! 67%! BT. ; | ; “Sales j — Wt 5_Me! 19%! 1931 19 | icago Stock Sales ¥ MINING. te tame m tre bi ce i Rs ee a ie tienen a seats ntabiiiliintins sapntadeaeie } . ” ' a } - x? ’ wo | : : CHICAGO. March 12.—Fo!lowing ie al ‘ Am Exy ] Wo | c. ’ ' 12 Anglo CCN 17%) 17%) 1746) 16% of today’s sales. high. low and | 7 ee Hil!) 70 | 70 "| eo 7} : | Closing quotations at the Chi Bock! 6 Cone Cp M S | 2a = Exchange: ; 5 Cresson Gid ~\! ~ ly ~% P00 sane eer ome ee Ce ‘icmn | 10 Faicon LM Te | 70c | FOc |}. “| Salce- Stocks. _!High. | Low. | Close. | a or Glas N oo : 7c | 7c Adams Royalty.) 29 | 28%) eg 39 Gold Cen M C oe Arm De! pfd -+; 94%! Ha w% fig Le | 4 Heelan My 15 | 15 1. r Arm Ill pfd ../} 83% 83u/ esau] 3 New Min | 72 | 72 | 72 Auburn Motor . HR 97 | o7 IN J Zine. ./189 % 187 * 189% | Reaverboard B.j 3% 3%/ 2 % | & Nipissing i. oi 2 Mendiz- ./....: | 44%) 444) 443, ; 3 Noranda ..| a2 oo & | a2 Me Borg & Beck _| 59 = j{ 5S 4) 5K ly 4 North But | -j~ | 3%) | Butler Bros ../ 20% | 22%) 22% | 10 Ohin Cop ..| 4Re | 4Re | 4Re ee ee | 75%) 95 Tak 20 P Utah M -| 32e ole - 32: do pfd ...../ 90%/ 20%) 80% i S50 AG &P 3%! 3% 3° Cent P 8 De! .| 18%) 18 | 18% 9 Tone . Bel UM! 1% is Cent 1 PS pfd.! an | RB%&! an + Wenden ¢ | 2%! ~ Set 2%! Cent &@ S West.) 5a | 59 | 59 30 West End C. || 13c] 12c¢ ! 18¢ ONS p aits-+-| 25%) 25%) 255, INDEPENDENT OILS. 3d ‘ oo / ' 7) oi. CRTP Prior A. 198% 103 ‘108 1 | Cc Oj | 15¢ | ORe consumers Co | 6%) 6%) ay | # Carib Syn | 224] 224! 2) Crane Co ....) 50%! 504, 50% } 51 Cit Ser mn.) 52%! 52%! Be Crane Co Pte UTM IT ety | 9 Go pte || how 89% RO Decker a pfios ‘105 10S +} do pid B & ' x x Deere &Co plo7y 107% 107% | BCa Synd..j 2 *9/ ong) 2% Diamond Match!120 920 (120 «|| «(164 “Creole Synd/ 12%) 12% 12%, Elec House ..; 14 | 24 | 14 9 Cr C Pete} 2 ee mS E G&F p 7 pe! 96 | 5%) 98 1 Darby Pet.) 10% 10%) 10 Evans Co Al 23%! 33% S3% | 4) Gib O Cor 2% 2% Evans € C B./ 31 | 3) *) 3}. | 68 Git! O rte 34! | } J Fair Common | 28%) 2a y) “8% 3 Gulf OorP 935 93%! O2y% >) Gossard W | 34%! 34 | 4 = Kirby Pet. ls 1 ty } 44 Grief Bros .4 391, 39% | 39%! OD Leonard O|} 9 °| 8% Ot [Ne Brick .. {| 54 ‘a! 53% 54m 3 Lion O -} 26%! 26%) °61 Til Wire @ C Gel25 *) og ©; 26 | WL St Gnp_! 44 ty ae P 45 La Ext.) 7 7%! 7% | 2 Magdal Syni 1% I I Libby MeNeil | 10%) soa, 10% Mexico ©.) 114%) 10%! 3] McC Rad A.../ 40 | 40 "| 40 20 Mex Oil .! 2% | 21¢ | 33 , Mid Sti 'Pro@] 6 | 45 | $0 2 Mex Pan | 2 | a | Mid West pr 1/118 218 (118 » Mount Pro! 26 i236 lees Mid West Util 109% [109% lovy 2% Nat Fuel G 246 a —— ST LOUIS POST-DISPRTIH ee ee ij _|__NEW YorRK cu ___NEW "One Ci —_——S—S NEW YORK, March 12. Stocks being fn 100,. xcept in Standard Oil Sales are in $1000 lots ME OF SECUBITY, _ Franklin Bank Pet “HR OE SONGS me | x — "eo ~9B Ores « > > We OD Co Go 7 Walker DG it pta.****| 7 302112 ‘J42 Walker D G “a pid .....} is 22h see 23 . psecse) 87 Walker D @ com ...° °° **’ 1.25, 350) 32%) 32% gc * Se 25) 28 | SR-~I1a@eo ~ as iS Q2Owhrr AmW Pa 6 n R54, se AsSH 6% 95 en elas eee ——— s mm Sts Sas Gros ww pid A ../ 91%! 97 | ory m Oo OF = bat DD es ae ne - — om Goto ~ eo esSess “RF FE me SSSzs SS2B Bik” Rael lal aa OF ao CDs: S=838% Ct at a 4 Fr v ~! w $3288 eR Fe SSS285 Fe FER ot of Res a) 3 a a Gen Mot 6100 wwe So — 100% 100% /100% "100 99 103% '103% 103 a Int Paper @ DRS ior. L MeN &L7/104 ra + —— ee ee M P R5Fwi 100% '10 M WPC 5A! 9814/ 9 Na P&lLAA'100y ou ng. 2M. oe — “i & OD we wre Bed ee Fe te —— . 7 ita. Vea ee a > = o~ We 18s shin, Pea er tors fee ‘ Se} . ST. LOUIS STOCKS ST. LOUIS STOCK EXCHANG E, March 12.—Total sales of stocks on the exchange during the past week amounted t6 7937 shares, com.- _Pared with 9149 week ago. Bond sales were $77,000, against $35,. | 000 last week. Following its a complete list of securities traded in on the ex. change during the past week, dividend rates, sales, highest, lowest, sing prices and net changes being given. Symbols: "Increase, (Decrease. - Unchanged. ' ——* ’ ae ~ —_—. - = FEW oe + RE oe, o iihgiieks See a ao, ~as? ° - o we . : ER Ale. ee eel a an) Sle so tAnt J | Div.) Ris i Wk's (W's! wk | 18 $.i8aies! Migh.) Low | 2% Boatmen’s Nat. Bank. __ Tree ee . s 15151 (15) ‘ig LEE OT ee i. sx » eae in a a a Bank o¢ Commerce....__ 9 156.157 156 1657 | Blate Nationa! Bank . S 0-1... ‘eiah Bhoe com... ||’ “| 2 735 40% 40% 40% * % 40 DP Io h.n nn o sn eae |} 7 86/212 “/a3e LoS ee ees tt srewe Ghee geen... 2. Sr ernee: 3; 18 83 | 3s » S32 |.....) B1y SP PP Bate a re, =): | eee Ore nse. 85 he tii ber dns de os cst 7 2 98 , 98 | Os bee Ry Equipment com’ ~*~ **’ co "tr ethereselessssleeaee) OD Ex uipment Ss i ais : Pe eRe rs a0 abd & ies Peicrl Lead & Zins ..***’ sr] 22078 16%) 16%) iaK ls a) Fe Curlee Clothing pid .....'*** ine 7 3105 i105 i105 | oe Elder Mtg tet pti since & 65100 |100 [00 | z & lS |. ....j118 ©*om . - - ig | J : ; 78 ; ~ rr. . Works com ....|° i++s-f 100} 10 4 36 a | 10 “Brown: Shee ....° °°" **' 3) 604000 40 40 {| °3 .. Fo ERS Se nn 0s 9 6s ages se 3i%) 31%) 31y% « sf pobre és be heehee auta oe B eis Soe OE CS eee eee oe K pid 2222) g gh ASG Oo mw agoig! sige: *>: ress Brick er es ' a 40! 74 | 94 4 jreeesl reuas és Shoe pfd __ Keen ce FPR SaaS bees 6 alee 3 vs 108 & 109 Shoe com ||: °°" **’ 1.0) lool sg 188 [166% ilies ina y Packing com -"****’ 1.30} 100) 23 | 23 | 93 "\_3 ye yo tros. Shoe AAR ee PTE aaa ‘bolean ue , 38 ; hens-Shinkle @hoe.. | 2; 470; 61 | 54 91 | 6 | 60 | @ Light pf4...._- +++.) 6) 210195 ‘215 oe aay 114%/120 | Laclede Steel Co. .-. |’ PO Fe ee ieee sags et RD RS teapot: | Missouri-Minois Stores com se0esel sa *sehees’ less wil... Sowne. |: eiecttle BOO... Ot 7. 40192 % 102 jlOR%, © ul... Portland Cement oeeeeel 2 708 49 | 47 | 47 hig) 67 eee 7| G15 ge a0 90% *7 Weber Shoe com..." '*** 2-50 40) 31%) 304% 31%) * % 31%) a2 hs dann 0b py oat 103; 34%) 33%, 394°. * Ee A OR 7 10 93% 9: %— & Ty Goods 24 pra.” * (18100 {100 (1900 ~aveed COMES ¥ Goods com ..... ||| 1.50) 9439) 25 19% 19% ' ss 19 | mB: @. com... ..i., =, 105) 22%) 21 | 2: — % 21 Sheffiela Stee] 8#@ ¢ é ae Ce+ee esses! =| 415 27 ; 27 ; 27 e° © 7 5% | Sielort Packing Co. Ceeerescoss. A.B... ssvelesscelassealonsc.t IR Skouras Bros. “a” ccccepencoes; BF 601 44 | 43 | O44 *1 | 43 ne OE OO in ee ee 3) 40) 44%4/ 43% 43% “i 43% Pe rene 130 126% [1164 /116%/— s2/ai6 : r COM. oss newcs e ' 7 ; : —— Bt Louie Car com. me" * 22-71-60} hae he ee Oe ie Amusement *eeeee-+./4.50] 20) a8 41 41 _— 41 Pub. Service ° + ~— moms © oe bth a ey oe i; *@@isss ow **ee 18% * Me OOo. ose ncigemecl te 401105 [108 1166" |°°°°"| ** pp “au *2++-/8.40f 230! 79 | 709 a5 *i{ é9 Wagner Electric Corp, an crt ee\ee-=) B80! 21 | 20%) soul © %| 20 Wagner Electric Corp. pfa _rehenat 7) 106) 7Ii%! TO 7 ~eoes! FI East St. Louis & Bub. Co. G8. dive cldex, a1 90 (90 | ee 1...° 4° é, Railways 4g ||| ‘teeeleee./ 15) 76% 75%) 76451 2 ig! 36 i | United Railways 4s C. of Dicecsslencal thi od 75% 76 ' %) 75 | Houstes O11 6% 1.1: RIK Beka 4103% 103% 1034). ™ PS 12004 100%, 100y' || 5 ! ON T6 si ioc ces theckacal PHY! et Scullin Stee! . ae teste... | SOR | 00% 100%) oe OT 000 omitted.) ———- —-——__atoes! ee: (In bond sales i mi Dividend rates as given in the table are in the annual cash payments based guarterly or half-year declarations. or. ‘mn case Of newly listed securities d inteption ennounced at the time of origina! sale and listing. cherwise noted. extra or *pecial dividends are not included. The letter (e) ip aiogenete * > ° meen . Ad vane) ure > «dem beiiedeotee P v 4 Ya oe a} . —— bets Vir 5 Te ee adie ° >» a f rag « ve- oe ge. it an we em ow " Ne - t HRNe aR Hier, verge - are : Ss “« . “r= . —_ ere - * Oe me oe a . = ~ “a en ae va “ SP bins ah aes Ee Sees. eal “ a ee en ae acremes they « Tig, ey ° an sth mang —— a we OPER Stes ce iif ‘ : ae AS. t 77 orn wen. - Ay Ty ney - oe s “a > ae ee . * ” ; 4 AR Se 2 yee © i Bae: > Pia i ee i Stix common, Missouri Portiaad, | National Candy and Wagner Flec. ST. LOUIS stocK EXCHANGE, tric common. The cement March 12.— Business on the local) showed a net loss of over a point market during the past week did/in final SAle of week. quite measure UP to the previ. Johnson-Stephens-Shink im aggregate, as far as} feature, gaining six points at the | were concerned, but bond final session of the week. transactions were double the Volume! Gas preferred sold at 115. OhioP 44%! 90 C8 LS NO Lo Ur 1) 9 Ep 9% | 99 Penn WP CI78 (177K 177K 17! Peo D St .| 30%! 30%) 30%/ ; oe x Elec | 47% 47% | 47° 2 ms 2R2~IwS % 929% POCo 6% A‘193% '1031 Serve] De] @ S741 see “101™S pus Pr & Lb. Cf 6% §1 | 61 ne *. w SoP&L®# gR%! OR 1, | i) I-28 ore ne ~ ss De somis .-, w USR 6% 35,103 Van Camp 8 & | WRCOSBRB 100 & i100 W RP 61, 107 FOREIGN BONDS. tS Depp | A anes Inv 7% A101 100 % 103 St Pru! 7 102% 102% 109%, |. ‘ 108% 108 % 108 % | i% Onna rae To be dated April 1, 1927 98% | os | tied 98% | Mont’catni 7'1011 eee ee Rurh'ech 7102 %'1Ne% ree AM A'105 % (105 USW 6% ¢ 104% 104% 104 NEW YORK RU NEW YORK. March 12 — ste oe a ‘ Set cae . eas . a - - Ag 4 POA aia wn ws, Ye yom dhe the i eee _ aT t — ae a en ae TR pe smn OO a Bet He 5 — a» ikea Wie iene te ge 4 = 7 Prete) - aan Bag c sin om . ENS ing my ro 7 : Beg ‘ 4 +» ’ y e , -_ ’ “~ oe wwadp Dheedy a. P “ ree, “a * 5 a at bey te ec ® Medes ui. . - . 7: Se ee ray “Pe eo * me Pom y ” me r ai, bathe OE a8 eee « eat tage di r " fd * "he » ES oe Ly Ie ng ts sgt ar citee Fie + «3 >? + aaa Rat aes So a oe > Aha ae Oa es im. t ae oF “3 me: pres, ian “e2 “veg ‘. ‘ ‘ ri mean ee Gs, Be whe we ee Peds Ye, a we ee niin eR on lad a Sad he + SA —mrameis hens ote ep a at . oe aT nn * & ee OS ntd® i. 7 ® ar, By. alee ae May mec *. 6 a Se ee ~ soe One . my ov hb ome, a o jas = ~ hae. One ~ no i ™ bie > int se Rs Giga vil a.

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ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH___- SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 13, 1927 ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH PAGE 14, a ae aTG 2G ante LT ER a7 ZT Ee 2 VEO ZO 25 ee IA OR ORD ORD DRL LR ORL LE Pal Wa al Pa Fs Ps FP "4 7" 3°24 [ee LA LA LL) #* 1° Lae sy fe sy 4% Bd ol ied ays - a. 1 A —_—_———— Ss ——— en eer a — - F — # ( ) — a eer & E L L i Re i> © U T q NII IE | Ei ey A L E somo $90,000 FOR St. Louis’ Greatest Sale of " Men’s Fine Quality Merchandise a WINNER OF TWWANA RACE... Starts Tuesday Morning at 8:30 2 i Entire Stock Must be Closed Out! All New Spring and Summer Merchandise Included Public Choices to Win Richest Winter Stake © ““WXSHIN Race at Mexican Track. ne ee > @q Last November we placed an option on a new location, and in anticipation of obtaining a long-term lease, we purchased our regular re- quirements of Spring and Summer merchan- dise. This merchandise is now in our store. acs ass isola alae a i Ei a ana ae ee ee a oe oe ee a eee Tc aie . ‘ Pi ’ Be ee! i 5 ihe 6 xe Pe tes ee ee. fo ee eo ~taied aeg ies 3 om : > Mn chapel o + Fs om pe WB; Gh Tap rconeti Re onite ss eho PE RIA ais ee a ate ogy ie Te GER te a0 ape wer ee a a ae oe ” SET Re a ES ORES A tee na te Melle | So Meagaangnp sna ti-t “tek MM apap “ Wb ype x > 4 ‘ a, ae > db. SMR ED ake S PNRM: ORIEN 0 agony tigg— 2 TRAIN oe «ate = Special to the Post#Dispaich. TIJUANA, Mex... March 12.—The largest field of horses ever entered in the Coffroth Handicap wiil face the starter in the $75.000 classic at Tijuana tomorrow. The race will be run over a distance of one mile and one quarter and will featura a card of 10 races. Fourteen own- | ers have named 23 of the best | thoroughbreds that are in winter training for the world’s richest winter stake race... Frank Shea’s Greenbriar Stable has entered four thoroughbreds, as has E. F. Seagram, the Coventry | °@4 Place. Stable. Baron Long and the Rose- With a fit dale Stable are represented by a t»ree victorh pair of racers each. matches were Fine weather has been prevaijl-| of Belgium, a ing for the last three days and the France, while track wil] be lightning fast by to- ping only Ki morrow. Fast time was made in Japan. who Ie: all this afternoon's races. was Hoppe, 1 Post positions were drawn for championship this morning and Bowman and times. In the Crofton's Liberty was awarded tonight the Ne first position, -with the Coventry a poor showils SMable's Coetlogomor second and matches. one * the Greenbriar’s Mino third. Jus- ran. while he Stice F.. William Daniel's crack 3- e¥ear-old. drew No. 93 position ‘while W. T Andersen's ‘Carlaris ’ was placed in twenty-first position. RL. Bullivan's Deep Thought will - be forced to break from the -ex- Pfreme outside. : The Betting Choices. Tustice F and Cotlogomor wil f probably rule the favorites, with Gaffsman of the Seagram Stable and the Greenbriar entry the third and fourth choices. The William Daniel colt. Justice F, will try to duplicate Carlaris’ feat of last vear, winning both the Tijuana Derby and the Coffroth. While Anderson. owner of Carlaris. hopes to see his horse win the Handicap forthe second straight White Sox Although he several tourna! before had we His victory tor al standing o one defeaf. 7 Willie Hoppe. Previous to Cochran and § pion, were ti Schaefer's pre’ ministered by of t;ermany, ' and lost was t In their ma won the ban scoring seven the first innig an easy folle peared extren In the fou @ The lease we expected, however, was unable to be obtained, so we combined with Rothschild & Sons of Kansas City in buying out the lease and fixtures of Werner & Werner. 6th and Locust Streets. [Therefore the entire stock in our pia "form recy. ‘wioning Fig Pin fast time. Carlaris showed the Speed that made him the most- _talked-of horse on the American "7 ‘he Associated turf last year. Carlaris failed to SHREVEPC - Show any class during the early —Physiciangs Part of the meeting and came to Mostil said te present store must be closed out....and quickly. fine quality of this opportunity to purchase their Spring N. E. Cor. Sixth and Locust. reenfields Olive at Eighth ee All Fixtures | and : Equipment | for Sale _| —o | (mat nen ete meee ae ag engprees a eer n ern atlas all a Ca af. . ee ee a ENA ete > opente o : a a cI q@ Men and young men whoare familiar with the of Greenfield’s stocks, and who know that for 17 years the name ‘‘Greenfield’s”’ has represented the very highest ideals of mer- chandising practice, will take full advantage and @ After this sale is completed the Greenfield per- sonnel will be transferred to the new location at ’ : : | and | Equipment |. for Sale | , All Fixtures | 1} i i] 2 if . if 7 i - — 5 SS TTR MEER nee . C0 FT IT IT VT MAL OV GT OU OS a EM OV OO SE LEN Nt ih I Nt tte a band only recently. Justice F will carry ‘dniv 160 eexpected to give the older horses i" S@ battle for the maior portion of “ P the purse. Justice F’s last public Spp*arance was in the Tiiuana Derby. when he gained a nose de- Sision over the Seagram Stable’s Sir Harry after a gruelling stretch . rive Y, Roon Companion Entered. ;. “Stlogomoer and Bodn Comptan- Sion « il Trace as the Co’ entry Sta- Bie entry and will carry most of EP traveled over a pouddy track. Should ai fast track prevail to- Morrow, Cotlogomor’s chances of _*inning will be reduced consider- fea dislike for the Tijuana oval. In sree starts at the berder track * he horee finished sroond. third And last in two ef the races Boon , rise of the barrier. Dut! competitors and was beaten | | -«. aS im a ee oY sy Len all SN. eae, ‘ ay -, . “ = t> eee i a wt * 3 wom Sr * we Bes - Pounds in the Coffroth. and is’ Pabiv Boon Companion has shown | Bestes, (4.) ... New Orirans (& aa -*°mpanion was sent to the front ewe mary ye: the ; pMled to withstand the challenges/ sed Sox outfielder to play baseba of his recent @i slashed himeel attempt and 1 that the tendo# ond and third hand were se were connected are not expect again. Mostil’s cos provement and the chances of the Pu blic'’s money. ‘ ‘otlozgoemer ‘ “ . ° . P@uali sic ease , * : : ing. . Summer wardrobe at marked savings in price. Bens iempuing ree a Oct of] Oo “Oorses recentiyY. tnoug e Exhibil tae tt ltl Br the Associated B SEW ORLEANS r

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wa LAL ay eee on WY { we iva KON an am Y WH IQ MQ@Q@q QGGQ S Ma wy SS A WY MMW TST LOUIS “POST-UISPATCH § bos) PART 1 TW Oo. oo ST. LOUIS, SU NDAY ‘MOR? NING, “MARCH 13, eens re 1927. 1—6S d Field of 23 to Face Barrier in ———— - - - — — ee ee 1 $90, 100 FOR Welker Cochran Defeats WINNER OF TIANA RACE s..se2.0:: casconns sii cagoan, 400 to 180, Justice F and Cotlogomor Public Choices to Win Richest Winter Stake Race at Mexican Track. cor es Brilliant Victor in Match Which Champ -onship ssorcinied F ress “ASHINGTON, March 12.—Welker Cochran. 30-ve line billiards tournament tonight, defeating Jake Schas cago, 400 to 180 Bnecia! to the Post*Dispatich. a _ s , TIJUANA, Mex., March 12.—Th AB OeEER Be Hae largest field of horses ever e | | BEVetes Epernament in tht Coffroth Handi before had wor note aaerii s the starter in the $75.000 classi His victor; onigh save him a fin- @ run ¢ soe Tijuana tomorrow nding of five victories and ithe end of the fourth be run Over a distance of one mile @ feat. That : ne hands of to 69 and one quarter and wili f ‘illie Hoppe, of New York. Needing only ] card of 10 races. Fourteen Previous to thei a Cochran and Sc haefe ‘ r" wT? «x. hs = bh \? _— ers have named 23 o the ast ena a shot in + tf; e Handicap for the Phis old form recently, thoroughbreds pion, were tied for training for winter stake rac Frank Shea's has enters d four Schaefer’s previous setback was ad- 882 to 108 Erich Hagenlacher. The score Germany, whe in matches won o , inistered by ost was tied with him for sec- ee bh} --« — MadiF, stand dale Stab} three lost Horemans. elix Grange. of France, whiie below them and tc pionsnip received $2500 Kinreyvy Matsuyama. c centage of the gate receiy Was g£lven a diamond + 7. : a % -34 Lille National Billiard Second money went Vs n - } iaiChHher;? who topped . 7 cr v Lniinz be lightni ast by ping only morrow. Fast time ' Japan, who fost all hi all this afternoon's races was Hoppe, winner of world Post positions were drawr championship nearly a _ score of this morning and Bowman anditimes. In the tournament ended Crofton'’s Liberty was awarded ' ton the New York wizard made first position, with the Coventry! a poor showing. winning only two Blable’'s Ci . + = ; tlogomior on: f +h , ' | ‘Ogotior second of therm from Coch- me Greenb lost pace F., - PAO 1A yea? -OiG, wWhiie VW : T AD qderson s ‘ ‘arlaris rrand average ial POSItIO“ placed in twenty-first position. l. Bullivan’s Deep Thought wi to break from the -ex- outside. The Betting Choices. Justice F Probably rule Geffsman o the logomor avorites Sea Fram Mostil Through With Baseball, Physician Says White Sox Severed Tendons in Fingers in Recent Suicide Attempt. . ; + , a@nq the Greenbriar ltrv the and fourth c! While Anders hopes tO Ke¢ second time. Carlaris showed a /from a group of Coffroth en Pin fast time: Carlaris showed t} PSpeed that made him the most- /‘alked-of horse on the American ‘turf last year. Carlaris failed to SHREVEPORT, La., March 143. show any class during the early —Physicians attending Johnny are 7 é¢ha : td lrg nora — Mostil said today that the White ball and man r of | Justice York Natio eagzue PPpounds in the Coffrot} aie to play baseball again as a resul his twenty-f siarch baseba SARASOTA, tables of the gathered here dinner DY the Associated Press. Sox outfielder would never be able Pxyperteda + rt 1 ' » . * : lana c a xp q kive the lide rees of his recent attempt at suicide leader of the , a battle far \ Cc od ins ' : Rtas - ‘ ~ 4 it — Ps" ; . _* } 4 ey awW x / ; an Pthe pny . ‘| Slashed himself with a knife in the beGt spi 5 urse., Justice . ast publ! pilot a Nati eaPpearanc:, ermpt and the. physicians said ; , e A quarter of eperby when } he a " . at the tendons leading to the sec- oe ae ; ’ i ti i ' ' f ‘ a . a Re m Lik iat} Tiel rhe Cision ns ond and third fingers of his left ‘ie - ‘hn ver the 5 , cit adeiphia Athletics P@ir Harry after nel - se hand wer severed While they were connected and wil! heal. thev | : service and pennant : . } normai . ¢ are not expected to be ; was chosen chief » Boon Companion Entered. ans i. s asain. a 4 OLIDZOMoO! and Boon ‘ Otppan- ee? 9 . : OZ Man Bulger E inr Will re st C , Mosti!’s conditior snowed im- er. ace as the oventry St: i sic provement and his physicians said nemonies ' ar rlil Carr’. rmrios ' : ? Creinc I ' he blie the chances of infection were pass. € Behe publi mone. otlozgomor , ° | A constellati of paualified handsomely for the big ree 4 ~ o™ . OO LO fe Nl - 7 ield of ore as has seldon “recently. though “Eabbaien Geeens a uddy track. fo- the vetera) } ne - stars and clu ecut 600d horses banquet tabl ; ira: ele E Bhon'a _— ast prevail to- — horrow t] mor hances of Br the Associated Presse lohr consider- SEW ORLEANS, March — 4 lliagrm Ru nm. Hi. KE. -_ - Ss PWSpPAa pet L ere guests at the hough bye eileen allan cities atin (riantes ‘~~ ¥ hh . : . ; eS Boon ompanion has shown | Besten (A.) Pw Gislik. + 4% Tijuana oval In New Orleans (8S. A.) 1 © Thre: ‘ ROMS: anes ; Batteries: Harris, Marclayden. Ru«sell h star border track end Hoffman; Lamasters, Ragsdale, Cran- wv] hl. D. Reagin, pu ? © . , a} nore nished second, third Aan oe . Be . LST two of the races Boon - mr Ss ; non Was sent to the front fore ne nage (N.) cet the Athieties { ) te rise } iP ba rrier. but Ratteries: E ity lo withstand the challenges! and Wilsen, Jonnard; FORT MYERS. Fla.. March 12.— fh i Carison, Ulrich. Witloughh: * (:ray. Walberg and hie ar Cechrane. Perkins. * COmpetitors and was beaten —- , g PLANT CITY, Fila.. Clevelend (A.) : 2 = hopes Celumbus (AA.) 6 10 © LOCAL. S : iin thle. Shaute. Lersen and Autres, Mvait; o7 table. He s eo Harris. Winthem. Reix and Bird. Wellsten 23. Clayten ei long ° ‘ Sir ST. r ——— Re. Fia . March 12 — Mek lro. -Sloan 4 * ~ Min —— York Ss 14 a oe : ) - ton CN. . 5 a * heod Hounre Jrs. as tsiard. Johnson. Wiltse and Serabowski., Phillips: Hearn, Wertr. Moegridre and Gtb Edad! Laffsman will carry the ‘the Seagram the race Edisto and Wandering He qualified for the race aS! Wear esd »¥ ligibles as Boon (Companion fF *staff. Tod Sloan and Mino. Sir ay. when he beat suc! Episcopal Jra. 24. SAN ANTONIO, Tex.. arry gwetc ~ . Detroit (A,.) i - Bets into the Coffroth at 103 San Antonie (T. L. unds He race , ile Reittesiaie-stiheienens. Knretach. Gih ow iCag ue eentiuryv C" Spe Eports the New York Worl Ives Reosevelt 27, Universit, ELSEWHERT.. rinceton 26. Pennevivania 25. Schaefer, Wins World’s Balkline Billiard Title Jyetermines fer of bank shot. Cochra! making th Hollv- wood, Cal., real estate dealer. won the w orld championship 18.2 balk- Chi P score inning to c tf ~ ( inch missing aefer place. then began shooting with the score nham- ts. He also medal] by + 1] w A SSo ie M’Graw Honored For His 25 Years Baseball Service Star Players, Manager, Writ- ers and Sports Celebrities Attend Banquet. orid for a testimonial! tonight honoring John J. McGraw. = d old man of base- the New club Iiniversary man C on as eyer , iuo cyt) . » 3, 37 ie Phil- McGraw's Lae e ae « “I tT , a ACT only superior for honors in long ne, and writer d, master Has dinne ; : ’ ? fer ' Corley. ord and Corte the Sarasota Daily Tit Basketball ER March 12.— ~ ee a 13. S| = — Pyediil ich orrespondents , I City 12. Necighber- Purple Mar/ns tf vam. & son. Neichbcrheod Kiwanani« 1% HAINES WINS MATCH FOR SQUASH TITLE —Rowiland : 8 first na- é race +e. de- G . s — Chuer> Mattox.) in the final Peund ef the eational v White, leading distance | events. hive stem | 90-YARD ' onde RSO-YARD REN f “a — 2000 WITNESS AAU. MEET AT NEW COLISEUM Loren Murchison Wins 50- Yard Dash — Over 400 Athletes Compete in Track Events. By Davison Obear. greatly increased attendan last year and a gathering o rcollegiate and high schoo! . : ‘ ietes brought nual Western Amateu nion indoor track and at the Coliseum last night. More than 2000 persons gathered to wit- ness the holding of 28 events. ver 450 athletes, 49 different organizations, partici- pated in the various individual! events and relay races. In ad‘ t10n to being a success from th competitive standpoint the affair was also a financial success. President mn A. A. U. made the state- ment that the me was a finan- that it paid. for Western cial success tseif. Loren Murchison, former na- tional A. A. UL. champion, was one of several outstanding stars of the last night As a represent- Illinois Athletic Clu! open dash seconds. Hie $na 1 iCall v0-Vard of Web brok - in d oor ample’s new mark western A. A. U indoor shot-put record . 83 made by Ralph Lacy las yea Chester Probst Sets Frecord Western A. A. U. rec- “*hester ‘robst. son A UL. secretary, ri the 300-vard open dash nt seconds The form ‘ecord of 38 and 1-10 seconds was Washington University star A small group of Iilinois Uni- versity track stars, led by Harold runner, good severa] These men are at present displayed form in staying out of Big Ten Conference competition to make up scholastic captured he lished thi ‘ differences W hits two-inile race and f the one mile. He claimed an extra lap in the one mile was necessary to toss a coin the first and nt owing place ~ error on : udg oncordia not par- ting to take = ‘the opinion judging in the final ‘ decision. DASH OPE N—PFina chise lilineie A C tien Lineoly Unirerait: Wentworth M Beronas of-YARD DASH-—~Women “oe Sortherr r T New Coliseum KA Southern B. ” ‘TO secrets 30-¥ ARD DASH ; mhontis ) Champan, Central H { M. Ma ' we Sol . : Lenne Soidan Rise fe] he? Honeordia =. (oodman. Wens- J Holiandg ~ ‘Tim 1 mit Ti Hoo y AR De ; ? TURNERS | yg 1154 YARDS "Titre TWO: MILE "RU Sint! matiached a foneor tie (evi third. Time—1 minu ‘ heater Preoivt f atk Aohanni ‘) '! iremain on the imen now with er and two infielders re three-year OPO LOD Ae ehh dd , ee ae i ~ PBB POLL POL LSS i i i i a le de i i i i i i i a a a a ae ae ~ ~ — ee Browns’ 1927 Reliances Behind Bat — ; ; CASE HAS PPA ~ i a OPPO A heheh a a ARDINALS Coffroth Handicap Today THEVENOW STEVE “ONEILL a EO QL Se —— ~ ee Browns in 1 ‘Satisfactory Condition,’ Says Howley Valley’s Indoor —_——_-—— -- | Manager Pointing for Champio nship Season and Is Not Wor- rying About Spring Games—Kress First Man Released. ——— EE A A A By John E. Wray. Sports Editor of the Post-Dispatch. March 12. cient and surplus material was begun by ax cut down Ralpb kress a California semi-professional. Bill Friel arinounced that Kress had been sent to TARPON SPRINGS, Fla. swing of the Business Manager Tulsa for further seasoning toda) O:her heads will fall seon, anu; will} * there are at least TQ men anxious at for) 'some time to come. re sitting \e! The Browns a Hardly half the team will be however carded | or he season opens .4 (equals cunference | rPecurd | HIGH JUMP signed to a contract and will in camp or on his way. setie- Reauak. Drake Kingery > Se a oe lowa Stat ied for firet place faix f Oki ane ‘one: -quarte “9g ot es No Rh meen Breadon and Rickey conferred oy oma, and Ledbetter. | Washington. | all morning today on plans for a S0-YARD HURDLES—Won be Duneen, | Rew baseball piant at Houston and Oklahoene ; rote Nebrasha. mame: ‘the Cardinal prevident announced 2 tiea8 5.5) os a - : Drake fourth. ‘Fime 0 — tonight that work would start soen ANE Loa 4 ~ N rene » | Conger. bowen | on stands to make the Houstow State. ord y (an BeOOTC . on Sides Oklahoma. third. 4 . Ne} park rank with the best in winor braska. fourth. Time——2-03.6. | le ague basebail. St) YARD Low HURDLES Won by Dun- Athictes Take tt Lasy, Ci ) ” as : ona: esas! ebrasia “hel este. A stiff breeze swept over Aven Okishoma, fourth ime -- » ie@ conioumhes neanadl Park and while morning and aft. BROAD JUMP.-.Won by Stephens. Xe- | CFROON workouts were held, thd braska, 22 feet. ** atk Ob-| sessions were not highly satisface lahoma. second, 22 Asi | to " drewse. Nebraska. a =! ry. great care being taken to pre- amen he Inches M weecurt. fowrth. 22 vent the athletes from catching TWO. MILE RUM Won ty Frasier Ken- cold. There was much batting prac- Reith tie a ice and long drilis with the medi. fet Same S64. Ee eine ball to harden the muscles SHOT PUT——Waon by Risefort. Grinne see: The Cardinals are sutisfied with 44 -. PR gee ing oo their progress. It is not wise for Missourt. fourth, 43 feet. 4% | * ‘team to haste ” to peak form, Spring efficiency does not always Mean #urn r success. Teams that annually bfirn things up in the “srape fruit league” usually peter . ' Out before the long summer cam- paign has reached the half way By the Assotiated Press. LAWRENCE, Kan., March 12.— tes that a month-remaing before Oklahoma A. and Mv ‘ollege won ?¢ Pennant race will start. the wrestling champtfonship of the: FOr that reasem the defeats at Missourt Valley Conference for the | the hands of the Braves have not caused any worry. O'Farrell and The Oklahoma grappliere took «ix | Breadeon said they were glad that of the sever metches {4 the fing; Ure games had - a de. round of the conferens tourna. '{ feats would make th mt ee wre ra eS ee mark and Manager O'Farrell rea- F: a

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PAGE 28 : ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 13, 1927__ ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH WASHINGTON U. SWIMMING TEAM CAPTURES MISSOURI VALLEY T mm ae ee ee yr eine ~ cere ee ST. LOUISANS Wellston Club Opposes Ben M illers oar, 4 French i. came ae | Wray oi a a , | Bowler 10tals = For Tennt Gives That 0! RUN UP TOTAL Jp National SoccerCupGame Today, 1919;, 4 B.C. "Nation High ki oe In Net F ~ OF 60 POINTS Pea Se Pa ine punviving Club. Will Repre ~f ye Pollman, With 625 Count, he ENR Nh dey. in skh 405 He Special to the Post-Dispatch. i Wray Brown, St. I¢ es pions Trail All the Way, ha non a SP es ll. March 12.—Lead- H le Will champion and Fred oti — PEORIA, I! es By ner-up to Brown last a A EN Rm a ial 50> ede ONE L » Natural Vivacity of Race and Use of Hard Courts Credited | Paces St. Louis Tenpimners - , F in Singles. by Helen Wills With Producing Present Fine Crop of Net Stars. ee err me te a Heideman “eas Confer- sent St. Louis in U. S- f ence Mark for 150-Yard Title Series — Last Big pe Back Stroke—Iowa State Game at Sportsman's § Places Second in Meet. Park. al i i i i i i i i gla APR Mees "Ripa ty my = Cee ers in the five-man event of the aan n a —Koch and Oth Promi- 'a. B. C. tonight were as follows: a tered the final round of inn ey nent in Wellston Victory. AY has French tennis come on so remarkably in recent years? Se nme a eee eR ig sich ch athos ercahe ence, Re Te en ee etek Kosiedinena Sress. ‘s s - ; sia ae | ington Hupps, Minneapolis. ‘ : singel er a a enagpeng ne Sis am: Acai ee Sen Miers and Wee 1 OE wick Gremio cidrenstan Grand | Not long ago Frante had few players and fewer courts. Now FP ie ash i z- . a o j > - r - ’ . . tric? rm ah " ; eet oa’ probably the strongest clubs ever) P | Rapids 2861: Renner Firestones, there are tennis courts everywhere, from north to south, and Indoor champion Five young men from Wellston | 2. ton iniversity repeat: iis annua! . 4 : nee = ~ a e OO! Ati x turing i Minn apolis, 2836: Stra The hard court has had much to’, tennis entirely on the hard court, gece ee ther distinction last night at ‘3% eet he this ernoon. rhe St. att shay nnes os . ra- oe ro i dae er ; ae . portant game of the season, a na- § Foanay, inna ai aa a oh the devel t of the they are, as players, fortumate in Brown defeated Rebert _— is U : , ; . — . * 6A inte weber * “he Coal c aie ago °817 a and o with the eveiopmen o Lne he St. | @uis [. zytm™m nasium OF ; : LOuis team scored 69 points, com- ai cup series match to deter E chen a licago, = All the courts animated. It is said that a person ¢r 2 to"that L 3 e tional scoring marked the opening of the doubles and singles of the ' American Bowling Congress tour- made ofa red- ney here today, J. Fairman, Grand, dish Clay. These Biggs Rapids, Mich., pulling up with a/ courts abound inp x: count of 1912, to take first place Southern France. ‘in the all-events. He totaled 592) amd are the only} lin the team event: 645 In the dou-/ types used about ‘bles. and 675 in the singles. His Paris. This sur-; thrilling and well-played game was °9 to 17- Weltston will be en-/ tered in the finals of the state- | wide tournamen: at Columbia next Friday and Saturday. Roosevelt, as runner-up, wili also make the trip. Weliston's victory was a com-. [> plete surprise, the quintet from the Pe a 2 Ww third with 22 points, — a ; Drake as P verses ? P VM eliistons pave come Grinneil fourth with nine points :on¢ in such brilliant fashion that and Kansas fifth with one point. | many now regard them as the Heideman. Wash.. ace today s™oo'hest-werking soccer team that again lowered the new conference ‘has ever represented this city. As is the case with most teams which record for the 159 yard back stroke employ the short pass, the Wells- event set yesterday in the prelim- tons appear to better advantage on that one sees are who ts inclined to amble, either — Probably th In mind or body, never will learn | nis o¢ iS car ~ _to play well. The French players _ na Se Norton are, all, more or less, animated St Set from Brown and f ‘and vivacious. Sparkling rallies, the champipn te a close swift repartee at the net—with ing the two Sets that ball and racquet—appeals to them though tiring a little in the a naturally. set Norton won the one DY: Sahl ES WOT Oa, ee > Aya a ; 2 RL ANCL pie he Di apne Ang lg Poe ohe : a ate ait tte Lot, Reis Bie 2 . . Fig ey ec Fr th .. se. Ys Inaries. The new low time was & Gry field. Saturday's rain, there bs face is admira- . : ; Ft. a fore, seems to become a factor in singles total put him in top posi- *““° * $8 a . Being keenly alert in tennis is of the third 3 e128 F 1:51.6. | . : nore ke bly adapted toa 9 “=u. ; , set and by :. ling transfer point having been | / Bere & the match. But the character ot! tion in the individuals. Wine oe . eS 5 a tremendousiy important, and, [f. number of excellent @ > busting | , Ff - | > Sa 4 . = ais eo > : » f m + Ne. . : i st 4 . : A 2 i rt o : : 4h ie lowa State College tank records the ground at Sportsman's Park is St. uis bowlers failed to regis- ae game. The with this, the player has good ef- close to the baseline made’¥ 7 86picem! [0 drop — early in the - ee oa , : . ~ : l} . e a ++ ; « ; 22. he stroke, 220 yard free style, and in the rain of yesterday continues with games of 228, 192 and -03. ‘ — ast HELE IN WILLS. Henri: Cochet in action it is easy gave weal the third set and mates BD ie Oe Ee ae ene = ; iat . et cs na tne urface is — RAE aS , we > = ; . i the mediey relay. As to the Millers, they can play St. Louis scores: = aie 7 - : . b ‘a P cn to see that they are wonderfu any Fred Josties surprised ™.- day. its play throughout the final) eae “ in - is, there are few bad bou . lens . ' . . é “ ' . = oi bas Grinnell did not have any men sood football under any conditions, DOT BLES. ni ma : ” nage a > ‘ re =a a2 Keen. Not many balls are placed straight set victory battle was never slow and Roose- | Fate i : . . 147 th players tin is secure. Ee ag ae over neers » , i Rs entered in events for which pre- but in recent games they haye not §& Gerken 23% 219 7 . es . “ 2 ,, Utterly beyond the reach of their | stock. The Washington C S velit was never able to gain a de-| a eee : ’ . ‘ paras . Wt ie 4 >t) - 1860 Ze 161 J : tnown to foiiower of tai ad ei a aa ? i : i : RE =. liminaries Were held vesterday. shown much inclination to improve ¥ on ay 72 «06441 398—1121 th = . = ? racquets, so very fast are they on | player lost a number apg j cisive lead woe} 2 40-YARD DASH--Won by Myers. Wash- on their earlier form. They are! & HW. Parber 154 171 204 e spo a ua Surtace 18 COM- their feet. As net players, they for points by erre Play Even for a Quarter. ek meton: Laedbeiter, Washington. secend > te ? . : E. McElhbeny 84 4 - a) ~ ductive to fast piay The player ~ Tle , _ e — , ue Dp - . ; ae 2 Thompecn. Drake third: and Goodrich @ more experienced of the twce ; Trae 222 348 304—1078 n can be equalled by only a few. Skil! ies started slowly in the Oth epened the scoring after | RES 4 , a ins Sp oem ; : ' > “Seeneieaiien 15° 58 who learns his tennis and whi : — '? ee Drake, fourth : Time 21.4 clubs. having gone ‘threesth a na- F. Langbdein iD ~ 198 ++ Carns 245 Ss and > Ras and daring make them spectacular set but after that hi several wild saots by both teams eens 3 440-YARD FREE STYLE—Won br Baer , } h gee = ot ’ aah ee : J. Lacing 160) +53 r +p +2 ali his practice on a hard COUrt' »} vers + -2¢ nh Pe come ‘ . lap ; va is ) a , Washington: Sulzbach. lowa State sec. VUOMA! CMhampionsnip final with th: ® Totals 12 «369 352—i1033 sient 2 piayers to watch. They must have Placements and Steadier “ate but Sauseile counted for the Rough « + y , > ‘ Spi 16 acquires an : re e game. want daat a ini | ot a pe R. But ler lowa State , tried: and Bethlehem Steel team and a three-! | F pe +33 ee he “A 2 “a oma na “ oak a great deal of imagination. and a proved too much for W, a Riders immediately after with an ; % a3 +) ibas, astviti PLOr couric. ime - ’ ~ r ; — . 4 om | apy Cin 4 4 — s > J se Om e ‘our Ss *@ ; ~~? > . ~ 4a “igs . ; i s 6-06.02 - ; game championship series with he | Totals . 313° 347 349-101: ~ 3 a - rtain amount of true inspiration The point score and stoematnl excellent shot from midjicor. Play ; £4 ’ un al . . . , et abe: rT 7. ] ] rs rin > ee int iy mo in } - > = iias Tov Ace ang we m by De shag Boston club. The Millers are real- = eg as 183 163 . ne hy saa st wearer to Piay the net game as they do. alysis of the Brown-Norton ey was about even for the rest of the $2 o aer. Myers.. Ledbetter and Gilbert: ne ee ae : G. 50! =| San > “rance, when outdoor play is im- :. . " z rine Drake. secoud: lows State third: Grin. '¥ @ stronger club as constituted to-| x Totals 336 354 302— 99r lle ea a Intrepid at all times, very fre- final singles match ig ag oot quarter. and Roberts of Roosevelt | Th! | a, aD BREA EAST TROK z w br day than they have ever beeninthe!| § SINGLES. @ 149-447 ee ee hi co ¥o quently audacious, at times, critics FIRST sEr follows: tied the score at &6 with a free. Pace ~VO- YARD REAST STROKE on é EE ERR ‘ . T i130 «616 v— ra k ; iss ~ « - I j t eo in : t rt ry n r 7 27 e i ‘ ore rs 3 " > 4 : } it oe 0 —— =" W aah ing Lert} ine a (iON last season. ana Joe Hennese. } } F'arper . ~1) Ae prem rt tic pa — “ ite a their ra pidly mou? ting scores Nort n -ig¢ i 5 G 6 0 5 a? the half ; eCOD KS, LOWS aie mur ard "4 1 acin Lip ; LOHAP——DE2 vy ¢ nm th ivier . ¥ 8 = mee i A 4 ° a ite : | lacing . : > S =,— ments on the iviera, where, be- ' THIRD sET ay oy +: °F lowa State. fourth ire tas added a lot of punch to the for- Lacing ian 169 > me Ey iii, * winning | le Pee ; eo Marshg!!. Washington, third Schultz, The winning team wil! -o into the League Bruns 562 hristman 604, Was interestec in finding tha he One country then another En Straight set vi ictory over the 4 : — Gesaem dropped the bail ‘pal of Wisco! . ar ri : me-—-2:S?.6 ‘ ey at ' 22 r ' S > _" “Tek ; Ja rie’” r?'s wer win a Heer i tities acces — Fo» te nae . thr . ry : * ae coro See ackinctcn third round of the United States Herring 556, Earthel 555, Eife Club de Pa urts were al- giand once was the leader. then 2..°©2™ of Robert Neen ae through the nat. for. She) Ole ee ee r — , " — er ~ . ~ » ™ oni eis - p. ~ - = 7 : 4 Universiy (Heideman, MecArdie and Football Association championship 569. Simpson Lodda _™ Mil-, most identica] with th wooden Australia’s players cases ” / ~etn] 4 nd 4 rinne!|' rahe = - ts ° i “2 rs . a see ’ +h ~e =? F » — : : * Gil 42 © 0 4 ; - =. " : a an i a dd, a i and the loser will drop completely e? 4 ® aults 7 os . Ourts a he Seve 1 Regime fore, the United States ein Sieh reund match. The score was os | | ory with a side shot just before | cham poinshig > Lire. i ves ' : : Snort “nals =port peciais « — . -_ "ev -. W e : — teat are s Th +) Official starter and referce--Armbrust- out of the race it 1s probable tha‘ a a : 49th State ?. Sport A : ‘ ‘ng Y x. where th long and undisputed reign, now Ay: im the other doubles , = the gun. + Badge t) er of lowa. = St. Louis’ next cup game opponent a ere b St of, cen indoor national hampionships of France has came oan ote final, Kar] Kammann and @ The final game of the tourna- bee ten evenig i > : ; -A8 ; as ia “xtras ' nov ts; UIT i> . 23 ~ ee ae el f wie ie - _ . no : : ae - ise ‘J iad \“ = il@ I : ie: te we : ; : x wil] be either the Bricklayers or the She 0 j lis country are held each year, | tennis season is to be an intense Barnes defeated 0. K E . ment last night was easily the ‘lant perform v , a as eae ~~ I > : . ta > }- = a er . rr ™ ‘ pick rs se " 7 : : 4 ad ic _ os * 5 ne, = - ~ ; RECORD FIELD OF 23 Sparta Club of Chicago. either of ind where the French player made | ly international one, aid one which | M@00re Williams, the Farsimmgae Dest came of the eliminations an Ginnis, winne TO FACE BARRIER which is bites a stronger team thar Leqmsberts Tots S56. such a tine showing. promises to be very interest ing and | {1% Beir, 6—4, 6—2. =m ‘as adequate compensation for | piled a totale Chicago has ever boasted before i: The gener «typi ot ener et Besides the fact that the French | exciting to pot h players and fol Veruon Tietjen, Central] » the many hours of mediocre bas- | State secon@: won the odd game fron e er have learned and built uv their lowers and Interscholastic ch mame = ———== | Witters Other res iron. Mine will probab!y be used the grand fina}. as the pacemaker, as he is an ex-| This will probably be the last bic h Me 8 ee eee ener Rs _ both sets and app y ston bad little difficulty in taming Purdue ninth ceptionally fast breake wece" uiacuon a" sporamans JOANSON, in ajor League “tush Nuss: | scucciestere. 12! Tosrney WH Bo Reliable 7 steerer BBP €s>lewood High. another county | Nas (he uly Baron Long, California sporte- Park this Season. for th e profes- BRS Sap ee a ee Weinhardt 610. Nelson 612, Heuer- ourney ° im iwo St. Louis 116 Po t in In the other junior “ington team, im the second round game, | *aéted to man, will start Cherry Tree and the fessional league's lease ‘expires aft man 619, Roth 646, and Brennan 622 Classes — Medals for a Six-Round C inal William Bascom, Fe mae 60 inning 24-6, and advanced to the| }!icGinnis, 1 S-year-old Ted Sian Cherry ¢r next Sunday. March 20. Since 20 Y | 5 Hi re yes cmiest on nis Club star, won from & . finals after defeating €1 + ner of the-s Tree will make his third attempt the Cola Colo team of Chile ha hi . o Q » + horee finished third to Kunster and games here next Saturday and @: - . ee prementg Steadman, Granite City’s : 2 . s a — mn the second set Bascom .. oo wh a if) a r 4 Ai 4 in last Years rene Wal he finished day the omy at’ ractionn tha? ~. rs rst } r I | id ea silly vis ee ‘ ia alll ompleted by the &t Touvis I . . 7 a , aid : : . “ sg l € m ds nvd 1 : = ot , sci r rake ; o™. . ; . B . es | A 5S = my +h r igged feat yNerw e gh : ‘s expe: - ert Very eorsist Pr tennis. “ ag ong one first round game when bs B - oa He a LuUstriai Ow’ ing ssoc tl1o 1Or tie “ . ‘ in 3 , ‘ gave hard ; ig en recor opposition in losing | : third to Carilaris. Cherry Tree is available is a league doubhle-} eader asked to carry 110 pounds in this F wowing are the probable line. Mee Coy ee a eee ee ee a oresa Women's League. holding of the se errr al poe tour- to get one of the big tests of his ™eet Vernon Tietfen in *he ji a* +7 . - | fom th . years race. In previous renewals ups for today’s match | trona Womens j2ague resu’ >: | nament, to be started on the ROSOTS| cares at the Aucaus Thsstes S| ee ee eee Sot ee ee ee es ee — ‘ 447 ete ‘4 Ren Mille a me \s lated Press 1 to stay n ed and do noth ng Vete@ors ? = hoes Strikes - see ——— . , oo : " . aree! a Shs Avenue Lmnear.er in pe Aa .i-23 acore and the Rough Rid- | ' per: ormance « Cherry Tree carried 117 and 113 re Position. Wellatens TAMPA, Fla... March 12.—In 7 : ° wete ? | Recreation alleys, April 16. Com- o clock. % . Rarnett G i - Bs ge a ial : Le iA It 2 someth neg — to os ° Sae ee mere rl Rocke S a & wr a e: aii ys d vias ‘ haa East Ss: T tlic Thursda: a or kk ¢ _ ; ers - finished its semifina! : McGinnis... a pounds. Pree x F Hite! Die! his bed at the Tampa Bay Hote! : K : oer = > H asters E Heimburger 457, E.! mittees have been appointed totake = | SRE pas : aout: Yesterday’s . sae + oc 27-12 st. iat (of Kansas Cit - ; , : emrer hi gan 4 Re as , é : a : ro ; ‘ Z 7 } - se , " . € 4 — ” lie “ _ Dangerous and Sanford will Vaugche . ¥ i i i a I ee Seep Hitung “Em Hard. Stier 432 M Amtoni 496. BE. Dene-| charge of the varices features. when he faces Johnny Hopfinger of ‘ock with a 27-12 victory over | : h f » & da! ti H Henmres~ser Pin, SRR a ey wee tach e Judge said Words can- + nes a - eae ~~ wt ony ae EN , MEN'S SINGLES ‘Ser = Uni versity City. brililant perfe carry the Opes is) the ioseda e | eb w ce. H. Leh ’ ning his tw enty- first ‘ ear as 3 ie ~“ sine a — ee . hue 330 i> KG ie M Fevyvé ine eve nt wil be exclusively Tt Oshkosh. at, 9 is : In the 10-round de. Wras Brown defeated Robert ; % ith hi h Stable.’ The former worked out! Tracer J. R. Hebhercer maior league plaver. but his first ” oe Ou AoW sorry 4 am over 385 ona fide employes and members — + 1—3. §—4 ° y The Preparatory League répre- | e & jomp F. Dunn oO. & O'Reill ee ee ee ee your injury i sincereiy hope - : ee _“ | Camom Beut, I — , Josties defeated Herbert * fen tatives. B. Cc impressive over the Tijuana oval the other Retlam _. any siege as an invalid derteagDriptenyst. Mae cere hop ees Rane. of the different industrial esncerns 62 . . : Cc. B. C.. MeBride and hae day, racing a mile and an eighth 4% Denn a Corrigan oe yOu Nave a speedy recovery ace tanene senntte nates | ie 6tte atte madd Stn a SE SE Hopfinger defeated Pau! Wane- MEN S DOUBLES (Semi haminade, weré all eliminated ‘in | vault and the - = | Henneasy es Fr. Hart Valter Joh nnson sought to for- Walter's replw was “Vou >. t fe | pat ate . : gai OL (_OIs iA.) @siG itis surrounding fa 7 é : Wray Brown and F 1 Joatien | : the first . 4 mn | He clea in 1:61 2-5. The milk was turned Malrey oO. L. o get sn hitelen nein el wen int | " 7 ms : , sii raffic 3 isIsoOursements } mev- ritorv There wil! be two classes. ieyV oO! Minneapolis and won recent. Wi iam Bascom and Robert 3 _ ; Pp . ‘#H ound. Cleveland of tne nail ts a 40 1l- ‘ Ref . .— e — . nu nem as Nard aS that ali season, nue No 2. Purchasing 9: Execu- . - 6— ae 4 iDlic ; Se _ | inenes after in 1:40 1-5. Dangerous is a seri Hw ey azote. Linesman—L. merens Visiitte the welekt- of near eos on e. air pst Bi ~e 7 Bowlers entered in the Class B ly from George Mauvis, who ranks Kart Kamen end Chad al ethan ; — “hoot figured in an | unten. Ande 3 ‘ ; : . " 1 ' esiueiineome = ‘ ~~. iT rine rs ™~ anes ~ * . . . . . " 3 , 4 hb - 1 - ous contender for the race nd Time of hales——45 minotes. nlaster-casted lott oom which eee : : - e = € ci ; | aS: events can also compe‘e in the Class = und oon ee fea ted % J. Evans and Moore ! . pset when L niversity City oe must be reckoned with BS he = -~ noone tme—..% ; 30 >. mm. ia i 7. che - a © ~ pha ba inson “ i iPave Tampa to- r - -aesengers \_eacers Gray . Co) . medais wil} he red , high arou ats > hi! Caz oO. es 5 6— a : : won from the Seuth Siders 19 te Sfteaking the . : lace—Sportsman's Park. Grand Keeps him from folming his morrow morning for Washine- 570. Wagner 573. Hussey 541, Kenny ne — zy —— oS Jt NIOR SINGLES ¢ - . I *} Og 5 - strong finisher. Dodier game sean ts Shh dantee Dneien | cam cca ae eS £38 Schande 507. Conley 478, Hof-| the all-event winners in each class Leo Fornaciari is Ris manag:f. | William Bascom defeated Joyce * Cleveland had been conceded oe ee ryt 4 Mates im their spring Baheuvers ton. accompanied by a club sec- | ame _ 5 2s ' : meh ae states UE : der, owned b\ Hi. t Nix . oOnne : ve M “i az »s a = , e . zu ' ad rion at hh + 4 he Ameri ayn B UW “oo 7 “IR ‘SING rs (% : - ie DO x score =r. Na “ a EO ae \TaiIner MIKG Martiin, Wnio re- sence 4 e on the Sena wa er ‘ nen in€ A ie ‘ ll . ; . $3 S65U4 SWS _ ““" wonder his wing Honfinger hits pe ~~ ep coma fourth and Light Carbine, stack up as mt etd ee idee amet aes i , i oe “ i Lh E Engler 478 F. Mueller 396. | Congress { 1! l ing. piinger nits ms. o"o cong ; ~ WELLSTOW se OXE MILE 44 ‘ ee iA? ‘ i* - 7% ‘ . 'e hs ror, a ee ~~ 7 ° 7 ae > . ' - ‘ ‘ . " * : J nN two ’ . ¢ ree . - s rit sta ianager = .. Re Hoth 484, E much harder than Morris and is a MEN'S SING Vame. . : Pts. Sate: Rue. . Laneman. rf. c-onein best of the lot. on = ~ Mun y ” cer ; f > , EH t Tae Sie =e ? 2s Tors 4 't¢ “ oh "son =" 7 read? J Pa ae | ™ ssl 4 > . -~ +s me . a sak ‘ : i “a * . tesylts — ° S+ Peters ne Associaied F ' : ; te 10 oe cok— *. Results magia r , dancpsegp: VALPARAISO, Chile, March 12 Louis Monday night or Tuesday a : _or Ba - ; ss ae nt. will probably exceed $90.000. Last . n al P — ad iT stY i \ iS 3D . Ovi red . Vv ‘ (y] VW a So rot? ro » ¥ + rr | Lo ws ~ ” + ’ i. : ? ~ ~¢ & } > . . year W. T. Anderson received $794.- In S$ a ape. . ™ a . Bethle- Stanislaus Loayza, Chilean ght- morning to finish his training.” a. +? hy - > > . . * . on — . " “ . ” es 7 aa - . w Ww ; te be (-—_ — r Rade ma i) i ». ‘ sca xr: a= «i is sii ian i So : “When I'm not plaving } | ' ee ri rh ’ = yin \ : ASP - a. + a’ +> hb es _ t+ —_ ». ° 5 g " ‘ : > " . : *‘ Morgans and Killarneys to .... . 1n8 machinery sim pl) W. O. W. Lengue. bis ring actin te Catged | oe steneed Jack Mien of Peles : ns that v : : | : -... States. He is accompanied by Elie- n ped Jack Ross of Chicag — “ ‘ STARTERS FOR M ball Johnson confided ; eans that we ¥ ive to de- w T League resatt: Com » Name | : + 2 iad +> ~ . | ’ . ‘ : - " ad re? © "ts ’ . . ; - a. ee oe 2 ne ro ut ; sat Thu rs lav : rt. rT. r — ‘ TH TODAY t m Opener of would ratheé bse oOiiowing i velo eur youngsters. and I a: tral 3. Roosevelt 9: Lincoln 3. Mae- ‘ Ortega. Chilean middleweizgh ‘ 7 ats - Se ee Geeria 1 3-Gam S . bird dog When | ant » that ' ; olia @: R ~ a to N hampion ‘Matchmaker C. F. Nelson also — oo te % a oo) = matinee - allie . ‘ . a* = ‘ t4 —~ Lee : » * ;-\e ~— Ta. "oO Cc me? ; os ie TO2 P ; . ' 4 i a . e ries. : 2 : i ’ . =” a = eare _ ; ° rra oa = a ©? om ° . ° - ° zs , a} 7 | Ke to fish | @a cf F oil | Kk @ . . ery b ht Be ¥ Viag Ya ] ba Bota: al . . ; ; ne — _ aS aAPraneeu al 4 AcLivVe preiimi- Keasler fed Horse. Jockey. Weight. Odds. sb ae me , nary vrogran ie has. Bééie F: | egy eh . © ¢© 8§ : iene fa iil ae iittala ean : ba mY s J ePpe i oe ae - r ; in alt i i ie ie i oe ‘ ae : ane« P ‘ ai la ‘ ' | Pa 7 ; } _ ts'atai : 9 : ’ r Wot ‘a Austin es 1 z mae ss bs cats sapere SSS tig - ee 7 " 46 ¥ a a Jol won two from ON? " , Monday and T ease Reb- "= a ” e .* aay tm em > & . rm 2 * i oe! + ’ ’ . Ze i — F =e ga} é r ; rr. | >t mc 4 . > . a A * . ‘ al i ™ 5 - i& mMmAnN 7 | Rece ;ot F nnern ia '™ . e = ’ : reqs ilT T'S] "Ti e e i s ~* at. a —— —_ ~ = : etal . ew aa - Se eS IO t ® munici al SOCc- ——. 4 ,ecred ‘ © ga “4WPWile he Six-rounde rs. an 5 Oorrie (sr een he re ee ss 7 = padecing . P BIG TEN MAT TITLE MIKE CUNNINGHAM 513, Kraus 489, Leits 48%, Woods | epee cas Foe’ = aroeaet SPLITJOINT = _ - 3 ST Bee Minstrei Bouraa ms >’ *y « * " . . . he ™ : . > » »* — y ‘* 4 ‘ a >= } « - : _ - . . Rieti mary—Seore — W.G@arner 124 201 °°" Championship will take place | py ene Agsomated Pree .- . or oe oe ee 2 ners, anda Frankie Mertz, 135-pounders, Large Lenses for —.. Wetter at end of half: (46 feet. » ; rey cee i ia Bi . t-te ( ata ha VW ec ur Pe +4 Rr, Oatere an ; +h, —— . . +1 7 a ij} Set O.e a ai * SS ie James Readin t. elt it. Time of : dDangerous , Tl? 2.1 rz bibta ; ’ - woe . i .s , i ¢ 1 I. Scn we gierTs won two fro ™m The rene C+ mecia a ‘ - Ce - . : Justice r (allahaw 1oe 4.1 ° etarting e ” eels .* 2 29 = Pie on —_— FR: - Paw axzu scores st Fh - ol sOG S a d 7s * | Qe leo y 79% 3 : . : > ’ " ca? . _" Fad : -_ a : . ve ' Van oe +> » 7 “ e . US, . ero : _ -pouns ers. Thi et a Rack bone lang —- | wW inne ~ it? Lp ur-r ; ane brits r ry? >t AAU S, “ Inpete the r 2- Paeseng.- Purchasing 3. Rate i 8a . gO d scores we Bao 1iie mr LUG ’ HG Cur aif raiser. . 7 . _ «> ; — ¢ 4 Y ‘ or , y a Erickson | aoe | 4.1 WN « * are *¢h finaliat : [ ] . r _ -* Tv) (nr rar Slean Jones as os.9 “YC =. Gre © Mii Sts. which Michigan me arried of ‘ . ame a e- ok” G97 * . . ‘ar ¢ re [£9 ry ., ~ 4 * ” >, } , ’ nape Rarnes tris 4-1 In a pre liminary attra ct On the "ee ars — a s .% é aie Bs i > ? =? re ee 4 >> ~- s% The ° Ww ? is? RX2 = = = agin. ‘ ‘ mete — ™ _ _ DETROIT TIGERS LOSE ona - - : | : : : | raz ~~ 4 eyen 48501 al id — . ¢ d " “a sin ve “— » “pan deaner > 260-1 | Suannen demas TO SAN ANTONIO | Alexander 14-1 playground seccer elevens wi! 7 ii Nw Bet Me Dee lesa ie" vidual League on the Washington SAN ANTONI), Tex... March 12.— Thoeght Pendergrass - 90 20-1 The Morga ngs yr their : : . T} r Tn es Say Poa alleys with total of 637 and 617 , Two Texas Leag' recruit hurlers Deep 40-1 ; ‘ Krogh of (hies See aaa a8t year be facific Coast will be High men in the Material Dea!l- eo7* ss ae SS ee ae Ves Ee : ; ‘ aaa gata _ Pros ‘ ac e a , > » . oo . +> VR OF mi ag, ae vears er hy * . ~ 4 ‘ ws : gz! in né ‘A riaus - a. ; i ‘ peas by . . cr es : - « oe ee b€oventry entry. ~* —— a ee 4 . , ) . ” represented by three other play-jers League Rankert 607, Morgan | ¥'2™!ng five points from E. A. Ap- re Gown in mid-cegsen fashion os K ANSAS? CITY. March i2.—The . entry. goais to § for mec aometneii The “eavyweilgnt titie holder, was over- : : we ow psa ~ i , ee ‘ nel Han Vierkeller and Pa verge | 4 etroit famed batsmen today and on oa ; , 4 rs ; YT) > s &. + - . . ~ ho ‘™ Ss o@ ys Eo , . McN : i. Yi , ii Mis ne on ' roene, t iia Sia —_ . ~ = ~ v> m Nat: Pas aoe, © his. 158-pound title by defeating CEORGETT |= (ROght Satine %, Heespact Mill l'vnc standings | five innings and S. E. P. Good, a re- Deh hk AE tgpndieenn hone The doubles and fingles class if et PiaVorl of their semifinal! i} Re: rs at law } whs held tha is - . MUnains ‘ 1s ™ Red “Ins : .* os . ‘ cTpit southnpa ’ frre the (ntario . } ight O Ree and a v tk eo: t : i, Sa He : aan = 4 : 62 « a’ has rs Sams: oe ‘ fFlencoe 4 4 ; a4 Fi ees J - as ; ; i. ves au ° teurnament to he held _~ the Park >_> pound ; en sof vear a | o tacre , TEAM AGAIN TAKES mo ene ; - e _ al 2 M Ne iaon *. ‘ A . ** Mai pe 4° “49a Vich x aT Le Agve. ai wed Ot? ane the Hoosier “a s se: ei) ty oo ; nw com ¢ . : : inecné » ‘¥YRSsUuUm . -eT- z . : = ~ Avenue. Recreation alleys, begin- Police Revolver Scores. Ohio State, last year’s heavywéigh: wrt visieny Merer gs ; sor. hit and ne runs for th nin | squad oy = € . 4 = ’ : . . a * it? i» ge . : ’ * " come 2 5 e*. cm ott vo); ia o°8ee © 2 oe al eee 7 os) wt 7 . ‘ 7 i « * “ en z - ~ Z } the first time that bo w ere whe are ("lish last A ednesday aver the aa Ciinia iene PR non defen at Zi¢e — Namara and Franco Georget- ; ne tA} “ends s Tt} the Ww ash ngton fea.yv ° . . ° es ea af 3 ig hb . FOR CLASS P A’ a a of the day. the Nerthern ii. : ipte « & o - — nag ; "SS 44 .°T? ii. AT ; ~ s . — ar + ; ~ ce r*. -~ . ; ¢ rated just below the top notchere Eighth District range: Paul Staeu- 124-round— —Hesmer Minoie ger ne tonight won the forty-secand in Scratch League rolied the high sin- | Arthu Petree OD COs ons ad ‘9 9] IN EVENT CONST LTATION : : ° ’ - -_* Poo , ee . sue Levy - 4) *' ‘ A - ’ t } > ~ , and also medium average tenpin=e- hie 8&8 es if Copeland Bo. ~ a ’ ws iri — ‘yy "Tas . io : > : ~~ ‘~ + 2 . : ' “iat . tf 2. . & * es ’ 7 — ws 7 ema Clase +. St ard under The 8A. i. Rig as, | Mueller 75 sate Reta Sor Oe iefented | Reckman, German-American entry 3649 for nig 1 other games being heme “ “sea ee Te a it is expected that a much betta doubles ' FT ‘ . me PVN ism. tine altlowanee | 3 Tete : AAs iy ty} ‘ ' ae git wey — 4 sili r nets 7 ad ‘ wit) « an ak te . ‘ “ Ral " ag ad * 3 P ) . v * , ~ ‘ia : ; Tis te 3 her ’ ’ ’ trie se - a . " a, figur ar 7 | subie Ltbe $i te, : }- "4 hunann i>. a A. Sommer - Hoa . woiart itn tt" } Uiacre nai to ated Robisy Wa thour and Freddie h > a thi eet ¢ (fa Win twer ' WT mei rye ain T.—mee) Tr. Tr. yy rer {oth a antry Ww : resuit from th ehange ; marks. Eautries close Apri i} > ‘ad 13 _ a ' : > , . ; a> Zaimmes frre ith thw Rake -. Tr the | re Womniz re , é ' : sisber, indians, Ume allowance. 2:34, spencer. Thursxiay— Ape cer ve. Ben Cohen: Ap- Sutry Dianks wil] be reacy within ether matches the Witter Razz*eam Sel ya. Wecke. ; | ome nant week j

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— LLEY TITLE} { Wray Brown and and - Defeat Norton and Wenn h recent years? | courts. Now h to-south, and important titles the hard court, 8, fortunate in ent admirabls e, Alert. of. it ts players, y be alert d that a person > amble, either ever will learn French players less, animated sparkling. rallies, the net—with Appeals to them art in tennis is ortant, and, if, er has good ef- is made. Borotra ction it are wonderfully balls are placed reach of their @sit are they .on et plavers, they only a few. Skill them spectacular They must have a@agination, and a true inspiration ame as they do. es, fre- , at and is @€asy very times, critics ey nevertheless rill the onlooker merous points for nting scores. Pars Quieter. B, Rene lTacCoste. rd appearance rks his comrades, @ath the calm ex- the same spirit. bthers. His imag- t, if not greater rest.: acy fails: mn another. the leader, then rs came to the tates has held a puted reign, now up. The to be an intense- me, anid one ry interesting and players and fol- of to En- first wh ich Box Thursday ounders Meet in Contest on Side. », Granite C réight, is ® big tesis Theater Thursday, hnny Hopfinger of a the 10-round de- eA Pe Lé f renue night eated Pau! Wang- is and won.recent- auvis, who ranks caco. i is nis: City and. Steve manag: r pilot also has Adams “Hopfinger hits and Fornaci- an Morris acl, says rmvo in Fast §&t. night or Tuesday his training.” ently triumphed of St. Louis tk Ross of Chic st Thursday. F, Nelson is «ti HTta ago ry Durso ing in a Morrie Green —aon, Ase her. Jessis ills 131 d curtain raiser. ERS LOSE SAN ANTONIO | Pres d, oie. March 1° @ue re hurlers id-season fashion on batsmen today e humbled ‘nlter bye rz -pounders, James ‘¢ * ee " Kau ALAN, Kast pounders, meet ruit and by nT} Newm: CHANGED S PIN EVENT and Among opening of nNAMent, Bbece- arranged 7% Te} of May ¢é bettar and } So a raignit COmiunge , A ee _ ST.LOUIS POST: DISPATCH VELLSTON a > aaenenneneeaeees SSS HIGH DEFEA T SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 13, 1927 S ROOSEVELT IN STATE CAGE ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ~~ °R BLED PDL LO PPP PPL LPL a NTY TEAM SS | Ca "FINAL, 207017 - City High School Cham- pions Trail All the Way, —Koch and Oth Promi-| nent in Wellston Victory. Josties to Meet — In Net Fall a ia in Singles Semifinals Field House. ——— at Wray ampion and Brown, St. Louis District Fred Josties, Brown last ch Tit r-up run. en. B 3 final round of the men's vent the St. Louis Dis. Indoor championship by win. hei +. LO — year, tered th f a po ineies e& 4 iN? — Wells their from ston | first Five young High School, county league ‘ further distinction last night the St. Leuis U. gymnasium : defeating Rooseve t High, city titiv- holders, and thereby capturing the | g Louis district championship | with a very handsome cup inscribed | so*that effect The score of the | thrilling and well-played game was) 20 to li. Wellston will be en- | tered in the finals of the state- wide tournamen: Columbia next Friday and Saturday. Roosevelt, | as runner-up, will also the | trip. Wellstons plete surprise, the quinte > pustling transfer point having been pigeed to drop oul early in the eliminations. Despite the fact, } however, that county team | was playing ird game of the day, its play throughout the final batt! slow and Roose- yelt was never gain a de- | cisive lead Play Even for a Quarter. Oth opened the scoring after several | wild shots by both teams r semi-final. round con he Washington University Hiouse yesterday afternoon Brown defeated Robe Norto > . = ; aa 4-6, 6-3, 6-4 in one of the gem: als while disposed of Washington 6-3, 6-2 in the oth. ampionship, gained at DV: | jeld aed st Josties ee (niversity rber* Weinstock, ace ; © Displayine of - .* S Warre Clark, under whose « the heavyweight champion centiy un- derwent Tive hand and i ing ing here. tician: Dr. Wilson and ne right KRYPTOK INVISIBLE BIFOCALS LENSES ONLY | Far and Near Seeing | ®@ \ (Spherical Combinations) Hibbing. Monday and Tuesday Only | 4 Po * IN the preli yee Se 6: PAIR E p Snigh: () ed | © Your Eyes Examined by | Hoosi: ? The Moritz Method }# "°° fi INCLIDES THE OCULIST, ; Clash of +) ' OPTOMETRIST AND EL aS zz . 0: lay. the Northern Tili- CONSULTATION FREE ee lS Sta: ° Te achers of De Kalb. ili. Moritz Optical Ce. | elimina ted the Bridgeport Machine pC. team of Wichita, Kas.. 45 to 32 609 N. BROADWAY i¢ - , . = « he Pairings for tomorrow were: Cerner Washington Avenue —_ soux Fa Ss D.. Canneries vs. _ ea b iw Assoc — The lub a Ind.. Minn., atfavett. the Wish.are | Jack's Holly- n ne 4 SVE rn E q Was 18 to 4% >» Ansociated Press. PAILM BEACH, Fia., March le.- Manuel Alonso” afd Francis 2¥ ilunter won the Florida State dou- bles championship on the Royal Foinciana courts here today. de- feating William T. Tilden I! and Wilbur Coen dr. in three straight; sets, 6—~3. 7-—-5, 6—4. the victors displayed excellen' form 'o command an early lead and tnke the opening set. They were pressed throughout the second. ‘elie’ paauiens’™ aman oe Alense making a series of spectacu- | any nawier 14 the city, Wih bi-held lar returns to win. Tilden bobbied|., tne Park venue Recreation a number ef costly shots. alleys tonight. \ each score]! Fr oOAaAis The half score : t} — me Inter-sectiona siiaihs re on his ieft operations ¢+¢ ~ arm. wiile (;. Wilson R eae: Be: Ear! Dr. 5 (i Headpin Tournexs Tonight. Snow, [pr Martin ilis, § PSterling Milk. Oklahora. Okla.; — st. Louis vs Red. Crown, M River, Tlis.; Maryville, Mo.. Mate Teachers vs. Kimberly—Clark. Tulsa Eagles vs thie ad. : » Kimberns Wis. ; Omaha Chevrolet. fore into ‘extra in iwith opened | and world | | More | uniform. i Cardinals. 1 of 'souri erners the | : Mi seou | bxecutive ' Revenue ‘ILLINOIS DISTRICT doctors | rechoois basketball rR | ; orme nN | eight recovere- | from ap attack of bleed poison. | diagnos- ; Clair | JESS HAINES \* Nel a —Photos by Statft Ant domes Clint M urphy at the Cardinals’ Training Camp. © ee Hurler, McKechnie and drill the tean will turned runs. The secret of the play and the hit and run will be told to the ~athletes and orders will e issued to waste triples. Lad that run heen squeezed over the plate the Qar- would have tied the game, having a chance to win in nings. Vith fine natural the Cardinals dangerous team if it could win a few of the close Last y* it had the worst many close game (tna won. Tomorrow will be a day of and Monday’the Cardinals wil! a strong American League op- nt, the Philadelphia Ty. Cobb being scheduled to Avon Park for con- O Farrell. Bill Allan Sothoron is Perry, If Larsh. ec. ) Manker, rg- Roprequet, ig. ~ - & Totals . Se ee * LEBANON 17, Name. CAurch, | Pfeffer, rf.-ig rf. if. c. re ig. Fisher, Groud, Totals ~Summary— Be ore E. St. Louis 13, Lebanon at ai of half: & Time of umpire, Reed. Lebanon, | Louis, right | Louis left | Officiala—Ref- | - |“Scissors Joe’’ Stecher at the New | | | Twenty- two St. Lowils five- man | OO. for 1478. =e Louis Fails Special to the Post-Dispatch. DETROIT, Mich., March 12.— teams took the drives at the Recre- ation here tonight in the fifth an- nual national Knights of Columbus bowling tournament, but none of them were able to get up with the pacemakers from Detroit and Mil- waukee. The best team total was made by Kain’s Bulls, who put together counts of 889, 858 and 906 for « total of 2652. The team rolled consistently all the way through, but were unable to double up when strikes counted most. Knapp was high in this group with 566. It tooked like a new leader in the team number after De Andrias Herbies had completed their -firat game with an average of better than 200 for a total of 10099 but In the next two games the Herbies ran into a flock of splits and their chances to overtake Fortener’s Pickups of Detroit, who lead with 3052 was ended. Each member of the squad bettered 600. Other scores that will get a elice of the prize money for thé high 73 five men teams are: Kernick No. 1, 2617; Kain’s Camels 2452 an@ Ganta Maria No. 1, 2512. The lowest five-man count of the tourney was turned in by De An- dries No. 7, this quintet putting to- gether count# of 628, 445 and 505 J. Noser Was low on the squad with 69, 73 and 66-~-207 and Shiller high with 168, 167, 363 —439. Eleven doubles teams took the drives with L. Howland and W. Hellweg getting in the money with 1123, while F. J. Reftzner was beat in the singles with 583. one pin bet- |ter than J, seatlens TG | a@euwe”™ 1h] | | ERSONS afflicted witb rup- tare cannot develop their full capacity in either menta! or yeical work. Why continue to suffer? The Lewin Method cures Ruptare. | stood the test of more than 34 years. —_ by prominent physictans clergy men. bankers and other busi- |W, LEWIN, MD.) ere mer we 12th & Olive, St. Lewis, Ma, : ' ’ : : ; : : ' : - A. A. U. GAMES AP COLISEUM ATTRACT CROWD OF 2000 Conunued from Page 1s. . Larned Carter Co.. entworth oat am feu {Men firet: La You have been in- tending to join the *Y**.— bat vou been putting it Every day you de lay yon tose just that much fon, physical fitness and good fellow. ship Let's go— tonigit.

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __. EANS FEATURE E VEI —s ‘SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 13, ++ 4 ee S NEW ORL Ae it tek ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | BALBOA, RANK OUTSIDER, CAPTURE POOR RIDING ON KING BEATS CHOICE Boo Meets Trio of Candi- dates for Kentucky Derby |. a Tatle in Secondary Number on >” Day’s Card. IRD BASE. P hert 4 06 é ‘ah ORY SRS he “ee BE ty et Pelt Fe RTS as OT 5 Havana Charts ca a a ee i a a a a i AT HAVANA Weather clear; track fast. ial to the Post-Dispatch.” Cuba, March 12.—Foligqwing are ee tn a a i i i ans an |_ Racing Entries AT HAVANA ~ Yesterday’: S New Orle AT NEW ORLEANS Weather clear; track fast. cial to the Post-Dispatch. NEW ORLEANS, La., ADEQUATE FLD CREW from Page 15. “loud speakers” had the) snually nursing “next-day” | The hotel proprietor is) 4c about this year’s squad. wear. compliments from the management about the piay- rare as diamond-stud- GI AEBS RS BO MR ates TeRapgeS 6 Bay dv ev thwerical, + i" bits $700. claiming, 3-year-olds | 2.—Following are six Stone Start good eg and =, 6 fatten eet —— | FIRST RACE—$1000 — ptr wa nee | _ =. t Brigade . ale leur enee : cs ~ eee Mg tor oat Capt. Kinarney 113 | Miss Innoeenc . $700, Gaimins. 3-year-olds _Amilcar Works Out. GA KHAN’S imported 56-year- old gelding Amilcar -was sent | through the training paces at | Jefferson Park yesterday morning | E. Durnell who handles the ‘horse for the Indian Amilear was sent turning the distance in ishing fresh and in good condition. Grant’s Louisiana candidate, worked a mile at Fairgrounds in 1:47 1-5. Jr. worked easily and could have mile in better Forecaster did the best work of, Special to the Post-Dispatch. | POMPANO, Fila. ‘After about a thousand « racing enthusiasts had wi more than an hour while P com. president of P .' Horse Club, was vain appeal to Gov. John relief and recognition of t posed contributior and method of betting which } ‘> omelets ee ee 7 Wiha eeer, EP RAD en owt Wet pinere « p cr oe are, at PED pigs ig SS setae “Eten tee a ant ok eee eS gs eee 8 SA gia ad ta i379 [DMPO HWS vo05e75)\¢ | I Dioerawoe hr ~~ a, wee Lucile joesomna 1 01 m4 Hes ccidenta in st ret ch ‘ana was am ed. are out rounding _ French Soldier «owed 00d effort Galusha. win £11.49. SECON D Fa f 4 a Ormondaic Play. Tor. Value to winner $525. three-eighths, aa aces poys are doing fine. -H wiley commen “Their condition is The pitchers are pro-| See ke Iooc to the Post-Dispaich JEFFERSON PARK, NEW 2g aR Seay ee eRe: LOIRE REPRE ORG» igs in as aig ne eens ee oe ee eS so] ” “ ? or and yA ing “ryan eyoe and up. oom ge ones ene mile in 1:38 4-3, fifths of a second of rd, J. Clendenning’s much eroved Balboa, a rank outsider the field of seven, was winner ‘be Jefferson Park Handicap, ian driving. place same. tured race of a fine program at shrewsbury Course today. | the light impost of 101 pounds he decisively defeated Navigator, with Ropes *Pretty Elvira 1 06 | $70@ claiming. 3-year-olds up. Carteles, Es Antonis « the track rec- if s ‘cou! id be expect ed. ting for the cham- t training camp f course we like if .it doesn't cost + 1P show $4: Snow Man, sOre eles Dextrose .. 104 Right on “Time 107 ..102 Sian Bg — o y' " SECOND RACE—$ 1000. S-rear-plde and = ae Court, it was finally meeting was dec | Horsemen, officiald and mediately set about Al oe a-Hon erm On. al ae Forecaster worked a mile in 1:41. » ~ 14 Ls rrwS D592 Oo—9) ~$090909 woes Gleo~s ee ees te Oe OD eH) |~19.00" 4 te Rs s ' i ' ! —in tack garetch, saved ground all the After campaigning for five years = Third E 7-year-old gelding _ Problem at Base el] handed was sent . J. Garwood's Foster 7 | TheM : : W home runs for 4 ever he can, homers in One game | world series, folks in happened to be pr themselves in somet lirtum. Imagine going to b year after year, loo home run now and th ly finding lack and o go to the particular game when Ruth fir 1 Patrick” has few prob- long fly into the corm The only rea! field stand; then put and there the | the right field stand, ot be forthcoming for| Bit the ball into th + lead. wae never In oo the field and closed would have been Bree nd — Silent showed vary og | Northern courses. , The 04 | ‘ment was made of one 6 , Paul Bryan's deputies, © A Beacom later issued the fi ot ok superfrank third and King Nadi. Sunny Hil rok he favorite, fourth. | and Shark completed the field. | The race was marred by much | poor riding on the part of appren- Galusha finally won a race. Under a fine ride by Jockey J. Morar, -Galusha triumphed over a field of are ndén-winners Devon, Mayne ee $400, and up. one ‘mile and go Uncie Velo ... ~ +108 oe Ok el Be DPid core) i) . 5, ‘THIRD RACE—$700, claiming, 4-year-olds and up; 6 furiest: | which Went to Rost at 3: -_ Drak post —— horses Mullen, believed to be. J bleachers, farther ths n. ig Deen batted before tr Havana. Galusha Occidenta by a head in a drive. t dd ee ee el ee aL eatin lee [ep «| 1D de ee drome ot © . Mrote: A s for regular third basema the hospital list and there is: -_ — i Hilarious Blue Paint. ] Pia. alue _to _winners—S$ sé 7? the early pacemaker to win by "one Sting to “Come Back. and one-half length ed to be second whi le Smilin; also cE$y 300” old gelding Sting will return to, ; the team opened the sea- | ton and Zachary. Training Cam The players will » tomerrow afternoon. Ralph Kress. whe to Tulsa, is a red-ha unsophistocated yo Home town folks | raised a fund for hi local pride a wrist w him the $85 remaini for spending mone never ridden on @ previously. Starting tired, leaving his | open and his clothiz Diain view on the morning wrist watch road cransportatieg: ee oe —_—. ment in Little Visitor. ter which finished fourt The third race brought ‘a #2 cess for Dry: Moon which the M. Goldblatt colors way victor Vv over Brunswick, Disciple and ni other platers. The race was at six | furlongs with Dry Moon sc ee in Seing away fashion. Va’ ley J.i after being backed into favorit. registered in the opening rite decided &t six fuNones. this Baggage , choices, finished badly ism.i Another large and colorfu! a: tendance disregarded a blacken. q sky to witness the racing. The pro gram Was perhaps the best of the | on entire winter at the track’and the! furlones. sport of high order. ¢ McKinney. | Bes. Paine a Judge Pryor, . oe RACE—Five and ean | Finteber [een 18.00 (Pereshall}... sed | deter! ned. a: A wore dc - closed a ound rap dward Gray begg@n 1 $9.40 niace $4.40 y $4.20. atti Je Archer finished. stou tly i. ked early speed and OT A OCR all ine pe Aci age In the Bag. place Seas claiming. vera and ep. one and one-fourth miles ne i a R-GROOM” Ss Hair Combed, Glossy l-Groomed all Day last spring onal was ‘sent to Kordiy where he has rested | gems ere fullv HAV AN A SCRATCHES. . ae, Me claiming. 3 yeer- OR NR mesh olds wo up. Fut has -declined an Boy K nighthood. ‘Boomerung Three agg On Injured List Glenn Wright, Clyde Barnhart and Herman Layne Suffer Minor Hurts. Rudolph to Play Oswald for Title 450-Point Match to Be Played at New: York, March SUxtE RACE—C udhouse | ( Peter- » wpe er Mi ami Jock: ‘yv Clu b. is regarded as the best 3-year-old | sprinter of the West quartered at the Keeneland Farm :: S near Lexington, Ky. claiming. 3-year-olds | - WAS through after roing sever, *Glenister = (Conte mryte, onpe NEW ORL EANS Sc RATCHES. Bie 0s med 4 Fourth ‘race. _ $800. le stable of thoroughbreds cam- | NEW YORK. March eens. Saeareide ww . Foster contem- } Bvecial to the Post-Dispatch. NEW YORK. March 12. — Rebert | Tron states that the latest er al intercellegiate ath diplomacy of Princeton, Yale and Marvard brought development which & nailed with > ; | - and gies a’ ss one Brotheriy Leve [ness 5. = U. S. Net anes To Play F rench * he horses are Solo- | Zoya, Top Lady. Theo | Fay and African Mint M >Mahon. Torsida and $1600, claiming. handieas. two and three-cighths ut who has bee . | B-year-vids and up. gregate in idle grow four until Jimmy them. Sisler ie new “I won't work.” 5 a great year for G piaying indicates it. probability will pref gence, since q gentl ment provides for @ his pay, at the closes if his performance | | Tank. Johnson, who is leg fracture that ‘his feet for “six veterans believe - that only will not be ab work May !. Ro ever pitch again. require eleven | oughly according te /who has suffered is a young nian. | It is highly prob ison Will be of ne this season. Co ‘has nene too | few of top — : (36 rears old. the | = ‘PIRESTONE TIRE eee —_ v h ¢ + a, Brugnan Sion with a sprained he claimed the horse Happy — Sixth race. $800. claiming. 3- Pear-ois ls AS @ result of th Re : a ene Lacoste, the | dual he score being ° Top out of the second race at Jef. | one — and one«six teen tdentical in every ry feature. matches ! ; Raney} to two. | yesterday in a collision with “Kiki" ferson Park Friday for $1200 from Princeton and Yale en ene the Associated Press Harvard and Yale on Happy Top finished | GOULD AND * WRIGHT Princeton, Yale and Harvy ard has been helding down the hot ill be on the shelf for CAPTURE NATIONAL A rmerica Ww ill ha ‘+e t 2 Ed pick of se". thenal Bade COURT TENNIS TITLE which will enabie their elevens to | eral metropolitan top-ranking stars, travel to the West, Sout ‘as well as the services of the Span- said eee adi thr This was not true ish ace, Manuel under the old “Big Three” agreemen t, — up to a team to compete fn a special in- the present the colle | ‘ , | ternational series of tennis Matches Rhyne will play shortstop for the tinued to observe, even the iregulars and Joe Cronin, Rhrne’s:. Tea Trar. 1 08: Rew: | Was dissolved with the | 'with Jacaues Brugnon and rival for second base, will work in Borotra of France at the Brook- rolled at Schaefer-Zappala New a , , oe Liovrd Wanner wil} |0t Portane: mn nea Lees. 85. Princeton may now. ‘lyn Hetghts Casatno, March |held down second for the Yanni- } cade alleys tonight at 7 o'clock. The | cSeasram entry: | | entry. sch Za chooses. edule & Came with oe (and 29, ‘|fimalists are Rey Flesh and Lee | rT $1 ORO nsiilteine rrar- -- Se ee in Columbus for; The Ameriean team Takes Golf Title A total of 48 started in the | olde and op Futurity course: 2>--— im feturn for the visit which | sent the Heights Casino Club and Ireland Beats Wales. ay bicomenhel . 83 | Both finalists have rolled Gid Kickaswo are to pay the Tig- | be captained by Samuet Hardy. se a Ire! . March .. fine tenpins. Fiesh tn his matches | mer lDavis Cup leader. | nave the No. 1 singles position ane |etther Dr. George King or Francis TNilunter is expected {6 get the land defeated Wales match here today by | The standing. of the gewntries te these international ere on the first Saturday of next | “Marvard may now schedule, on a “home basis, fames with | or Michigan or aay | te date bas an average 261 and! Aa Se rrington, an new gait champion of |] he hae an avgrage of 215. mer will receive a cash award and 34. hole final maton here today from 7 |) mutehes, which were begun in 188%, ‘in Wales wom 123, Ireland 13: drawn ‘* | the Weliston Chamber of Commerce The fimal will be Dock weed. 1 ta. | Soca 1? 5 - 5 oe Patrick. rival. Yale may | ener Watson M. Washburn and. Edward T. Herndon aiso will be ©. fmeyenen meda! ive out of nine games.

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PPL ming, 3S-year-olds we Buddy eh Boy .... fomon's tite’ Head of Jockey Club ay Sipper ‘oper ..105 : pristie irt v5! Horse Interests Will Work for saya! Dick : N As SPrar * ™ Saori Seer FE ew Legislation. m ing. 3-vear-oids POMPANO, Fla., March 49_, | After about a thousand €x Pectant racing enthusiasts had waited for more than an hour while Pay} Bea. | president of the Pompano ming. 3-year-olds,'’ Horse Club, was making hig last ty Kivire 106 | relie! and recognition of the Pro- ming, 3-year-olde posed contribution and distribution | Special to the Post-Dispatch. y A. G. Dunlap, won the EI d. Occidenta made most ere ae diamond-stud- (Copyright, 1927.) 4 Moundo Handicap, feature race, on | * the early pace, but was passed e 2 t. 1927. ; ; ; ' the stretch by Galusha, which TEN Babe th, who makes ) : ' WHAT “TH the ‘ “a 7 a, ALAC a. ‘a Pore ome W wanna a ee Brion Acoma Af 4 AT ts & 5 ' program at Oriental Park here! won by a length. on * i after to | eres he can, batted three : i, NAME OF THAT FELLOW | this afternoon. C. D. Pryor’s An-| Top Lady had an easy time in omment e. al -| Y RED, 4 is work. Thei: nditi | init cients. po nin &. Louis. who [Lj EW YORK CLUBS half back, and J. A. Parson's Carom , r new owner. e filly wy. The pitchers are PrO-| nhannened to be present, hugged as , AN) third. Queen Towton race Bices * roperly and the hitters; can nabeas a ble er 8e hesingying hee WHO THINKS. HES THE ' furlongs in 1:11 1-5 pi stg no | “cnt yd MMi ie © orc Ey » eeieiieedal ce ee mpcchaaeGauansame : xs a SS wey | | , ' “9 Of a, trom Sunny Hill, which raced from could be expected. FUT ; ‘J : ’ well as | lirtu n. * HOME RUN. KING? second slower than the track rec- | 'a8t position to outgame Eileen M for the cham- method of betting which haa been “ gil pointing tor tne | Imagine going to baseball] games ) Aa “ ord. ‘for the place. ht on -Time 107 approved by the Broward County 4 ' : Court 1? ‘ ly ee tld tw. | : was finally announced that - on dicap, one mile{the m v2 age was declared off ord .......103| Horsemen, official€ and jockeys Seal Kling .. ee | a r 3 lions Megs: 100 | 4) , ce ewe shipping for porting Editor 10s | Northern courses. ,'The announce turo ment was made by , ming, 4-vear-olds | ) Paul irvan's d tage anerte sixteenth : ’ ” eputies. Beacom later issued the following tes | matement: = Skip -+--109 “My efforts to provide Florida With tf claiming, 4-year- ith the high-class racing it de- at onue- sifpoentb: | Serves has met with a temporary meelirOmt «122-10 . sethack. Our newly adopted contri- bution and distribution method of A racing does not appeal to the con- claimed. |Stituted authorities, whom we al. | ways have and will recognize. ANS | | gones "7.2106 | At Tijuana. ixty .. 1 Tight ...108 . FIRST RACE—Five and onebalf oan "Four Sixty ...1¢ ®infan‘e ae om Y; # air uc (W. Bolen) 8.00 6.60 30g Super Kings avern alk ‘BR. ‘ claiming 3-vear- - Persh Lu “So _* s* * «ee 6.60. $. one-sixteenth lies * Maxie | . neers | . Galloping Joe. Wita- a — ee . Silver Strand. Jola Ghet. | Shasja Rapids aye ae ‘eRe . 840- Claiming. 3-year-olds ime - 5 Jack ‘Leat, Miss | f fur! ones: Omondc _N McK g. a. xed : 7 sePntre . . ' Seth hur oO beth" og ep | Goth. ¢ “2B y and Runleigh also a" ke Harvey ....1) FOU RTH RACE-—Five and one half fur | aby Doli ae long Dove's Roost | |105 | Great Finisher | ( Elston ) 16. 00 R.00 yo irepiace ‘ Pi? Sunbr: {Persha Mise Omond ...34! Vioy “Craig gmyie) - ie Moonshine ‘ime. ey "rank Sumpter. Hard. Frank «.....105 | n, Big Wie. Seclusion. Capesiiases i} Combustion. My Friend Pat. Little Reb, 0. claiming. Syee-. | Moonshine Frank. Ruby Marsh and Cuer omuree + Davaca a@iso ran. Sunbrae >. ..-108 .* Firre RAC E-—Fiv urlo Woodiake .....108 /piny D. (Dalton) ..- © 640 85.00 3.00 | The elle a sedge (Hunt athier } i=” 3: so 4.80 Vall : Bronx (Austin) ames TT 7 ny : +f Time. 1.01. Shasta Limited, Burke's © Leriu oa : . Lemon Sth ioa Boy. Knighthood, Boomerang and All Mum Dan Hogan .. . 308 Neil Maxim .. lcs SIATH RACE—Clubhouse course: BAurania ......]/4 | eFire aptai t Peter- 14 - 5.40 440 ale > Tan mm entry: zBroad {Perehall) claiming 3-¥¢ar-olds ‘me, 36 1-5. Shasta Rook. “Sha arse | Hong King. Harbinger and A Gre at Fin sher : TOR é , l. Ninon eee Ee f C. C. Emymert entre. SEVENTH RACE—One mile and ‘rr? ey ® ia xt one th orltune herrea et It iCraic- eure ANG | mie. goo «20 ae Soortsin. . ‘ oe sae ‘a , & - : Sire 4°90 Z +e ning. J year-o: Pathan. Brondmeota: "a Th ar Ma ee end Masinissa elso Téa. «1 s fm o EIGHTH RACE $800, claiming. 4-yeat | ids and wr ne mile And one- eixteenth: Ss " Brot} eTriy Le ya (Elston } “ae 3 60 | The field broke fast w E i ships . | wit i minent won the sixth race by saan of course we fide, home run now and then, and final- pin # n Ana if it doesn't cost US 00! ly finding luck and cash enough to Se 7 i 7 ] i | reported. When he does, he/#mto the skies one afternoon some | baseball and he became one of its | i a meg That per bi fore they adria, third for three-quarters, on Russell Cave Pike, near here . . . | vee —_—... ¢ ’ ‘ a a ss 8 . s ‘ . ee . na the fi . y . » the ‘ . ‘ ; . | ; . pe a question mark, until it is J©@rs ago at Newport, Ky., and by i best managers He won pennants = . - ine tag es tnat a i ss tired suddenly and finished leat comprising 1006 acres. am. ania ; ) : "go . ; ‘ ‘ . 7. ak ha ? ’ Ol P id Dé se re > }1} le 1% } tT FE " ° ' —_ : fif he can stand the strenu- _ player and in one game Harry simost.as te-mate home rune ". @ aset equipme! t 1e8e Andresito a Winner. mo he seid his benedlnw eatakeete ri } lit Ss hoe . ' —* ‘ . uayvs. Lar » . : ; ) } . i oe a Pa ‘ ime and be at his best ent 3 seven of them. 4 wonderfulliv§ fine gentleman ] Wricht f ] age egg eg eee se a ree aes pote? om wrth ect scl i ie , No “e Ce " ; % - Hes 3m ‘ : : : . iiarryv rignt Irom poy Noo was card. The Prax * . > Aa. 4 Ww Ow an ive en ren Bourke can play any place on wemces Those Days. always, and in his later days he |, ) , He n't as | fe no Theater Purse, | survive der a clever ride by Louis Hardy, | 8€conmd and Little Archer third. ELEHANTY batted right-hand- | took the lead ané won drawing | nnn : ed, and barring “‘Pop’’ Anson. |away. Queen Towton forced het Turfman Dies. ; | , : Bachelor’s Error raced even! rT " a - s y Lo inks eal : — — a —— | of Track Mark. land in third place. | ‘| Derby, has been backed down to’ the 1926) 4 , ON. OWE THOSE _conda was second a length and qa | Winning the second race for O. L. | | was well handled by Kenneth Hor- | a , } - >] K tage n on his. part would enabl him the $85 saci Fie id mediately the : > . ie Lhe , oan, > : “he om ' . hh =. +" y to concentrate all his ex- pr spending 1 : . sium yfefred bv ilfy es od vey Be % . ee tee = ee x : , - ' x I I nda r} le re ‘ } id a ° ; as a & 2 4 i | | | i ~ » on the third base job. Mullen sana ae ing ‘ ia re lien. in the first gam tue viv. 4 ‘ 0 PHO N ES } ri¢ ‘er ,4UUe ESIROUS of o t+ le at - 2 r and he - Aid ’ AY. = P 4 ee ae ; roses a — “goed ee previously. Starting Eas e Te- season against the Giants —_— 3325; . ~ low pe logical chok e. But Mille: " ps ie, 2 a . ager Dan Howls vy tonight a T}- ' so0-se 12. 5 ired, leaving his curtai wide ~— on ; , ase ts ais ‘ UrL_Laing O'Rourke are fine fielders, as : y ‘ed that he m: de arrans A Sansee , open and his clothing suspended i3 nouncesr lat fe ilar ais : eee | Pe ANJO sists ee - 00 DOWN DELIVERS a high-class fielding group At Tarpon Springs. he left his|) the injury is serious, he may be $| LY / @ et: pe 10- but the Pitching Staff. ; wallet containing $22 lving ee the |‘ sent hom« r treatme! y 4] == FREE S23: Bi ‘N AN INSTRUMENT Pquality of the pitching re-| 00'e) bench, b it fortunately a/; Robert Hyland, the club's phy- °| | aesT BANJO MADE—The BEST) ==: Je — | 5 FREE LESSONS — Bto be seen. Gaston, Zachary. — “te , Sicial ' TEACHER in the City, Prof. IRA M. 3 A fey nes, Ballou and Wingard rahe ee a. : Mullen suffer lis injur’ WASSON, Personally Directing cic? *e, nose catchin is ee LUB. Ye to be the regulars, with ‘bout ac iftv as , Mar ni ane phn eo gd Sees ew Oe om Fill | Mail Today THIEBES MUSIC CO. ° an be S8ePeD anv- , 7 - ‘ am m. Vangilder, Falk, Nevers a Recast ’ , an) n has failed to Onda | Phone—Come in— phabiv Be ok 2 = he ce or " ia SSeqg as doubtful! + - trnent qs ati sfa tor . Don t ait or Mail Coupon Navi! eC as { second - , treatment sfactorii) 1103 Olive 5911 Easton Av. Give me full particulars on your Special men. ind that is the Mulien was figured to be the _@ One would rush to put down : na ‘ . (an Oz tne " ‘ “ . } aT le, ily plate on this group of | “apple eis on 2 4 absence the hand! Bacon Banjo Club Offer on Conn Band Instruments. + 4 : ‘ iecaie . 4 QO J] as } hte orne he he 7) 1} f but the quality of the pit Will be passed alone to « : a ve ere eee ee | Coupon The Instrument | want to play Aid ; L COG # ne (Oo s 2 min : ‘ — ’ oo ane —— } j ould not be judged by the Sy ee ak ome minor;|> Richards, a bush leaguer, a1 |,“ THIEBES MUSIC CO. ; work last year i diene Ba league oOrganizat Otic Mi “wes 1103 Olive—5911 Easton, St. Louis. BS .ceeeeeeeeeeeeeeseeeeeeeeeeaneeeeeeer a scl foser ust b ee MAin 4510 CAbany 4576 for Wingard, Vangilder, Bal- Sisler Will | be in Shape. Joron'! Please send full details about mem- bd others of last year's squad seorge Sisle, : in ie bership and FREE INSTRUCTION (2 in your BACON BANJO CLUB. Name a | _ " : “a ’ , } } , ‘ , handis aps team’s regular tnhird-Sacke! Name eee eeeeeeeeeeseeeeeereweeaerer Address eeerereeeeeeeeeeeeeeer ee eeeer Telephone Ne. ..cccccccccessececess nopes seecin sS@eaeeceeeaeeaeear : | “nH -7?= : over 1926. Their morale is ue Season opens as er lens : } ter. jiaver who never m the team opened the sea-| workouts. Steve O'Neill S porte ~ " a: %. aan . : > St Louis. last year, »! - Others. o times try to con- Niriton Gasto! afte! — BN Reds, thinks Cincinnati wiki | ADVERTISEMENT ‘four until limmy Austir ‘ rin the National League pennant. i u MAASL ALG JiMIMyV y Ist) 5 | Spots 4 5 ' ae ‘Cincinnat as stronger ear as th em Sisler is neve r one of t} a { inciny Atl nas A Lror me tea n ‘ + 4 +3, , fire . ‘* - th S i¢ ; ‘ t's ] wont work. , Howley predicts (man M Taw. Milton Fs ices 2 ge nce, since a gentlemen’s agree. huriers., Alii Sé Cle one > S] i re ment provides for an addition to ———_ his pay, at the close of the seaso- While all others are picking amas his performance 1s up to top Athls Tics aS the American Le a We rank flag winners, Willis Johnson. sec- italien retarv of the Browns deciares the Discussing the injury to Walter Meveland club is “In.” He said j 4 i» / . bd - Jo Ison , g iff ing ' ‘ : ‘7 } y j johnson, who is suffering from 4 today, “Cleveland had the Yankees lege fract oo e ; eg fracture that will keep him off). put caught at the close of last lis feet f ‘ke’ St cE , KHON) wy I is Teet Tor * SIX w e¢ Ks, eo Louis season. after the y al ike es ope ned . ‘ . ; . * ‘ ; YF by : ~ veterans believe that Johnson noi. up a tremendous early gap. They ——s only will not be able to resume), id the better clim then and they =° ~ i> « ° 7 ? a > rill , ; ‘ . 2 ra work Ma} 1, but doubt if he will ove it still. Great pitchers and a Z ever pitch again. Fractured bones | ..)) balanced team will work for se 5 require eleven weeks to knit thor-/|yr.anister this year, —— we s ? ° 2 4 ‘D « » 4 who has suffered two, and Nevers | ington also is old and broken, see though strong in some _ depart- It is highly probable that John- - tm ments — ” ul be no us eto h S club ss Tohnsor ; thy .39e~r} Speaker is ? ~~ ~ - . nNeaisr . “oF ha? mS ant o . a e i | ‘ , this season. { onside ring that CGrifi too old and t he pit hin o will not ~ i_ RE A GE ae ge o> — none too many pitchers and’ going up. The Athletics have too , Julian, Torchilla and Kiev, 80 to 1. Justice F and | Following are the future prices Os ‘ ‘up to those held at 40 to !: mand 6 to 1 or | Oumand .... G | Boo 5 -esseree. Justice F. Pe | Rip Rap Kentucky Derby %!=2:7 ° y | War Eecle . Sweepeter | Valorows .... | Woodlore Bit O Leve 8 to 1 — Figure on Terry | Ferre ay sss 30 Lengthened to 20 to 1. Rolled Stocking . 2 — Crystal Domino... 40 Others in the big list of eligibles | ice from 690 to 1 to Justice F, as a result of his vic- | po ge sted Ang edie Focds tory last Sanday in the Tifuana | quoted at the latter figure. A few are held at 490 to 1 and the ma- an equal favorite with Joseph E. | Jority at 100 to Boast N Widener’s Osmand, at 6 to 1, In| VALLEY BROAD JUMP the future book on the Kentucky | Derby, according to figures quoted ' MARK LOWERED FOOT by a local betting commiss#oner.| pES MOINES, Ia. March 12.— The only other change in the list | goppie Stephens, Nebraska captain, is Terry, Paes receded from 15). ned in the first record breaking to 20 to ‘ performance of the Missour! Valley tip R is quoted at 8 to 1 hgess- . eS oars indoor track meet here today when is the next choice. Scapa Flow. slew ; : he stretched the broad jump record W. M. Jeffords’ Man O’ War colt nearly a foot. H leaped 23 feet 6 jis held at 10 to 1. inches to break the record of 92 feet Other shorter priced ones in the | 7% inches set by Kenneth Lancaster ® big list are War Eagle, 12 to 1; | of Missouri last year. | Valorous and Sweepster, 16 to 1 Hewitt of Oklahoma equaled the ee ee , . record of 5.4 seconds for the 59- teit"""1.9¢ MEN'S $5 KIDLEATHER SHOES$2.98 | eee . R3ARNEYS ARMY GOODS STORE

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4 a Pte seanhiemedntinn and + Pith En ath PRR AE ow 9 }- Se y® . a see _—, Setnciictde oe ce ee eee Pe Re ee aay ee ea F BPs te oi ro a Sa Feng Seana ats” iil a ad rs : a Sa, ete Pepys - oe ea oye 2 ¥ a = t v ey ta «ye “Fr te e u orgy vi ot be é P bi wie? 5 Shin . BS Mon ch rs *; . aie ’ is te “ i ss . . = S ae ug OE ens amma ere ee se: 4 eT et Aes “ d 1 es ie eR EN astet in SAR, , 7 ~ 6 , si . ace endicds: atm sis ” ’ . ag “) ae aegs i xz ge sagen ht dee re SAR eae Sa eee 1m Se IEEE ON SS IR A NETRA iS Cah ie Te YS RY Repco SENDING vn RIA TBs eens» amet ¥ % ee as rs Po Nip 9 Adil He teint bisa bctaspe " i aaa Sey re ~* x Py 7 - ™~ x i Le i La eae Le «=~ OV. IOT. COV LOT LOI. ped okt fun WARNING TO INVESTORS IN UND TRACKS : PROPOSED GREYHO sas % several cities. Prospective investors in greyhound tracks in the promotion stage are advised to investigate the mechanical devices to be used in their construc: Hion, a# @igorous prosecution for infringement on patents granted the late O. P. Smith, founder of the sport, is now under way inp the courts of A temporary injunction already has caused a cessation of activities on five tracks, due (wv patent violations by their builders, and it isthe Jemre of this Association to prevent uninformed urvestors from squandering capital in projects that may be thwarted through misuse of mghts granted others | | THE INTERNATIONAL GREYHOUND it will tent that The officers ‘e |are very ably Mo.. : ; RACING ASSOCIATION are W. J OO OO ll ale ~ Sportsmen Organize. HERE is an organization T-vortsmen in St Pointer Club. in which lovers of dog and should be interested. A facts concerning this club follow: { { ( lead { breeding and training, ing the members the seeing the dogs work in the The club has been in existence a (s Nttle over a year and held its first ‘$ trial last vear at Waterloo, Il. headquarters e located at 411 Washington avenue and all correspondeyce and details handled by S. L Pautler, secretary-treasurer. The Field Trial Committee is composed of Thatcher A. Parker, §§ | Frank H. Sullivan, Dr. R. B. Rode, | S. Il. Pantlea and Louis Kunz, RP LPL OD hd THE HUNTING OPPO PPP ™ of Louis known as and Setter First. it is an amateur affair and its officers are sportsmen whose idea is to create a friendly rivalry among dog owners to such an ex- few to better besides giv- pleasure of field. To Hold Trials March 19. HE annual puppy trials will be Tres this year near Farmington, beginning Saturday, March and a large entry is expected. The judges selected«for the Wilson of Sparta, IIL. and Dr. Z. W. Street of Sturgeon, | Fears ago, but as the country was /}opened up to are chairman: trial \} A Hewes veewe wees vevewe weeeee were evuewuwuwe 2 EOS PEE EE OE Oe OYE OE EE EE EES EU UE EU OE MEN OU OU OE UE OE Oe Oe Oe ee eee ee Owe we eet Oe f 7 — ~ > + > . ¥ ; 7 - 3 ~ . ° » T — ay v4 ee >; VES ae ee WY eee ee wes Vevewevee AAR AG AALEL. OTT By MR. LOUIS P. ROTHSCHILD 72 years of “ bleh tet aoe he hh ek hh ae bite hed BA 3 generations 4 faithful service tothe Missour1 i public will serve as our intro duction to you here in : ot. Louis. Philip Rothschild the foun- cer, sold the frst Stetson Hats, the trst Manhattan shirts and the frst Stein -Bloch Clothes in the West. The reputation : built by him in the early days 3 ot his business career,endures. Looking into the future and striving for future accomplish- i. + 2A > | ments, we awaited the first good opportunity to come to St. Louis. Greenheld’s and ourselves consolidated and will open an institution at Locust and Sixth that will be in keeping with 3 the high quality traditions of Rothschild’s. 3 We promise you that all! the fundamentals upon which . @ur business was founded w1ll be incorporated into the new consolidation. We know they will meet with your approval and that our institution wl help keep alive that spirit of St. Louis business leadership. > Wigs ws « “2% . AE _ | | | the New Consolidation Rothschild’s of KANSAS CITY Greenfield’s of ST. LOUIS A merger that will interest and benefit every St. Louisan from a civic standpoint. By MR.W. SCOTT GREENFIELD We made our bow to the St. Louis public 17 years ago and since then have served you taithtully-— you have evidenced your approval, by your liberal patronage whic has enabled us to grow. Another step in our growth will take place in a very few weeks. We have joined with Rothschild’s, whom we have known and respected for years, in purchasing the good-will stocks and hxtures of the New Werner and Werner. Befgre moving to our new location, Locust at Sixth, we will dispose of every dollars worth of stock including all of our new spring and summer merchandise just received. all our fixtures and equipment in our present location at 8th and Olive. This sale starts ‘Tuesday, March 15th. The new institution will open its doors to the St. Louis public with brand new mer- chafidise only. The present stock of Werner and Werner has been sold toWeil Clo. Co. permitting us to start fresh and new for a long business life in our new location. An invita- tion to visit us there will be announced later. ay Greenfield Co. Locust al Sixth AAP PAPA PAPRPARARA EMP RRADARAAMEAPR RADAR OAPARA RR RAPASRRARAR A RAO RBA ee af araen APAPAPAHARAPARARR ERP ARALRPA ESE RMA RERPRAAPRPARARADARAERER DARA EAP ADSORB OE PRP AP APS FRORPARAFAP RA APRERAAR RE SER AARA PR RRE REARS? A RAP RARE ROARS Fee ee ee ee Peer ee ee ee ee Fe SFP RRA EARP RP SSP Ar aaere +quite a bit of .of the old bird — ‘after Jan. 1, : The Sage Hen. ‘such an alarming rate most of By ALEC MERMOD ~ OT Mee NBS Nie ak SD EO PE Oe ‘Mo. Frank H. Sullivan is field marshal. Owing to the scarcity of birds and the number of fences around Waterloo a committee was appoint- ed to locate more satisfactory grounds. Farmington seems to be made to order for field trials. The ground selected is high and heavily grassed so that wet weather will! not hinder the going. The prop- erty belongs to a mining company, which gave permission to the ciub to hold the trials on any part of the ground. The coming trial is open to all’ pointers and setters whelped on or by members of the St. Louis Point- er and Setter Club. First prize will be $75 casK or trophy of equal $25 cash or trophy, and a special prize of $25 will be given to the | vig ee : ae ; \ ¥ $ ; / 4 ih. y , @ value; second, $59 or trophy; third, | wh ———_ ao ' = . : " n breeder of the winner of first place. | Farmington may be reached by} ¢ privace auto or public bus over) highwey No. 61. The committee reports plenty 0! birds. + HIS member of the grouse fam- ily was very plentiful along the western slope of the Rockies 30 settlers and men the birds began to diminish to the Western states closed the season for a period of years. The sage hen (as the name im- | plies) is to be found in open coun- | try where mountain and buck sage is plentiful and the leaves and seeds 'of these plants form . pal their princi- diet. Consequently the meat especialiy that of an old bird, re- minds one of sage tea, though ii drawn immediately after being shot this sage flavor is eliminated. A full-grown bird 1s nearly twice as large as our prairie chicken ana the plumage is much darker, gra) with black markings. The flesh most black. In Colorado, years ago. were practically no game laws, and along about Aug. 15 the slaughter of young sage hens began. Around Gunnison they were killed by the thousands by Eastern tourists, and as far back as 1896 there were very few birds left within 20. miles of the town. and to obtain any sport at all one had to get clear away from the railroad and along un- there beaten trails not yet spoiled by the tourist. SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 13, 1927 POLL OA A | . Fy ‘’.. March i2.— ee ST gu ei 5 8 of Bethlehem players for the indi- | ‘. Scoring I& goals AgRAiINS 1 in the ‘vidual scoring honors. : ‘last three games against J. and P. The sudden reversal of form dis-| 1926, that are owned | ranch- | is very dark, al- This Western bird is very similar | in his habits to his Eastern cousin, | the prairie chicken. He lies fairly well to the dog, where the cover is (thick. Otherwise he is quite a run- ner. Colorado expected to open a ‘short season last vear but the com- Notre Dame University | Scattered. to postpone the later date. mission decided open season till some EIGHT LOCAL BOXERS ENTERED IN JUNIOR A. A. U. TOURNAMENT By the associated Press. CINCINNATI, March 12.—Cilosing of the lists the championships to 18 and 21 8S boxers. representing 13 cities and regis- entry for junior national boxing be held here March shows Line districts of the A. A. L.., tered Cincinnati leads the boxers. New York is next with 19, Pittsburg. Boston, New Orleans, St. Louis and Detroit have eight each Cleveland six, Philadelphia University of North Carolina and two. other entries the largest en- of the junior list with 183 three, There are seven This is in the history try list ‘championships. i ie a ed i i i i | Ortent A OP eS RRR BPM 4 >BRITISH SOCCER / LEAGUE RESULTS i i i i LONDON, March 12. — Football games played today resulted as fo}- lows: ENGLISH LEAGUE. First Division. Birmingham 4, Manchester United 0. Blackburn Rovers Newcastle i United 2. Bury 2, Bolton Wanderers 9. Everton °. Leeds United Huddersfield Town 2, Burniey 9° Leicester City 3. Liverpoo! 2. The Wednesday 4, Arsena! Sunderland 2. Cardiff City 3. Tottenham Hotspurs 3, Derby County 2. West Bromwich Albion §&§ Aston Villa 2 West Ham United 3 Sheffield United 0 Second Division. Barnsley 1, Middiesbrough 1. Biack Pool 4. Hull City 9 Darlington 1, Southampton Fulham 9%. Preston North End 1 ‘srimsby Town 1, South Shields ! Manchester City 4. Port Vale 1. Nottingham Forest 1, Clapton , @ Oldham Athletic 1, Chelsea 2? Portsmouth 1, Bradford City ° Reading 1. Wolverhampton Wan- derers 2. Swansea Town 9. Notts County 1 Third Section. Northern Division. Ashington-Tranmere Rovers, not plaved Bradford 2. Halifax Town 17 Chester Field 7. Durham City 1 Doncaster Rovers 2, Sortlepoo!s | United ¢. Nelson 7. Accrington Stanley @. New Brighton 1, Rochdale ? Rotherham United 2, Barrow 64. Stoke City 2. Crewe Alexandria 1. Walsall 1. Lincoln City 2 Wiganboro 2, Stockport County & Wrexham 3, Southport 0 Ciyde 5, Aberdeen 1 Cowden Beath 2. Celtic 1. Dundee 4. St. Johnstone 4 Faikirk 1. St. Mirren 1! Hamilton Acad« 2, Dunfermtine 2. Hibernians 3. Dunde United 2 Kilmarnock 1. Motherwel 4 Morton 3. Patrick Thistte @ Queens Park *. Heart« 6 Rangers 1, Airdrieonians 1. __ ST.LOUIS P8ST- DISPATCH ____ off and on, has proven himself a real goal getter and ts again being | -BETHLEHEMS RETURN used at the pirot position. His TO FORM TO SCORE choice is no doubt permanent, with | 3 STRAIGHT VICTORIES Stark playing at inside right. Gil- lespie has averaged better than two goals a game and is topping the list | A 6 Pete OH seseseerkd Specra!l to the l’ost-Lyspatec”. - t Add LAA LLL played by George Forrest gives the champions another forward to be relied upon. eer ee | ‘ ae ’ bes s Coats. New York Giants and Phiia- delphia, Bethlehem Steel, National champions, have again assumed their winning stride and loom up as, contender for — PART THREE the most dangerous the National cup honors, in which; cLEVELAND, ©. March 12.— competition the Steelmen will De Walter Taylor, boxing promoter, se the defending champions. declared last night that he re- — ss ; a Since the unexpected defeat at ceived $1500 from Tex Rickard for | > the hands of Newark the first cancellation of the Johnny Risko- re > , Anniversary of lrish round American League cup play./ Jim Maloney bout last January.’ {- ’ the Stee] Workers turned in a trie that he had no advance agreement ‘ e., of victories 0b Free State Finds Nati Peace, Hopeful ag PAY AS LOW AS: g ; a “y , sos Heart Is Stull Soft. but IN F: : = “o 4 Harder and Policy of Economic + ence Is Developing Country’s I y most decisive scores,| with Rickard and that he believes | due probably to the rearrangement |he “doesn't owe a nickel of the of the forward line. '$1500 to anyone.” This was his Tom a newWwecomer ‘answer to Chairman Edwin D. Bar- | vear, plared center of the Boxing Commission. Gillespie. who this forward / ry & | aia “ y +, . “a *. =? 7 ike pt sahe a ee ae ; * ; _ . we wy, x P ee Ve ’ x aN Le vY x | 4 3a ne 4 *, fer a 8 ee ne oe " “ y = 3 == : i . ‘Si : aSq51' CASH, | — en ak\ By P. J. KELLY, cal | it 2 7) ' a : - S ABM conce ll Keeps Your Hair Neat— gy man emmm- SSovan nt —S== he. THAN | UST six years ago ireland was entering on t J most troublesome of rights, government of @ veopie. The treaty with the British Governmen 1 received the long-agitated right of governing its ig December, 1921, adopted, by the Irish constitt <A RENT Plan Now to Own Your Home hair. will stay in Rich-looking and Orda [TF your hair lacks natural. gloss * and lustre, or is difficult to keep in place, it is very easy to give it that If you own a lot, we guarantee that we can rich, glossy, refined and orderly ap- | rich, well-groomed ‘very narrow majority im the following January, build you an attractive, desirable, substantial — so essential to well-groom- leaving it stiff and ly applied forthwith in the face of a violent mine home and finance it for you so payments won't neat ) ae — mae «The volunteers, better Kows/be able te sugy . Just rub a little Glostora through Glostora also = Republican arm lat exceed rent money. Investigate. It costs your hair once or twice a week.—or | and the haw Sai es the Irish Repuolica Y.) population tha nothing to get the facts. Book of attractive aiter shampooing, and your hair will | the natural oils from wham were Split; fierce passionsseethed’ During thes designs and plans free. ee stay, each day, just as you — its health, life, ggae throushout the whole country; old tide of en comb it. ustre. Ree 4 tad with resumed Pe the provisional covernment, med and b Glost ; | Try it. See how @ ‘ 95 ae Bara Phy no Len : Pe: 2. age capo — your hair combed savegame Michael Collins and Arthur Grif-( 30,900 young G TILL 8 | ° whether brushed aE fith 4s its military and political /leaving the cou ry ess Evenings and Saturday | — flat. ’ 9@ ereators. was frankly warned Bi haw than ti ternoons cal] GRand 7839. During ) f you want your hair tp ‘th : t - . | , gny attempt to govern«the coun century the reguar office heures, Ghand sage. | cevtying Claman ; ‘try on a treaty basis would be (steadily fulfill reststed by every means. ‘only of being t The rest af the first year of material home pative government was spent in)with the resul Manchester Manufacturing Co. I1zie Ss. VANDEVESTER AYV.. ST. LOUIS Builders of Manchester Houses, Garages, Schools, Etc. An organization with a 42-year record of good service. | gs ‘eivil war in which the young ‘the United Sts : | | ee ee ae eded in sup-/the Irish in th , S . 7m government succe p- Very Attractive Prices | ae | Send This Coupon and Try it My pressing the revolutionary ele-\ These figures, Liberal Terms | ft Le Dre Wet tnd Since Clowland Obs AE ments. Collins and Griffith went) the Irish born on ae | * Please send me FREE, a sample of GLOSTOR «down in the conflict; Collins was(Irish descent. M h G | pamengee paid. shot dead in an ambush in Coun-}States in 1926 ancnester Uarages | aes sce eceeeccccecevucccceccece dtm ty Cork; Griffith died unexpect-( 136,395 perso: j ; | fediv a fortnight later—died of a)that is, having The Manchester Model Home is now being con- 4 TREE. Address... ......s,0.scscsesseresneees ‘broken heart, his friends held e- } trish bora. Th , ous sa ; . . + structed at 1226 South Vandeventer avenue: | “arom et City or Thun... .. ee _.... gg cause of the tragedy of his coun-\Irish Free Stat Watch for the Opening Date | = ~~ ~~ ~~ ie i) the hour of its triumph. Sus was 5.972; The POST-DISPATCH Regularly prints MORE WANE °°: ‘ried men succeeded ‘to the) Piisration & task of government and suppert-? mommy 0d «Dy a war-weary people finali;’ _@ established orderly administra | ADS than ALL the other St. Louis newspapers 06 _" A Record that means something Almest a t Emigration — Wee “ A” Af Sf, ge YM ae i aa ‘try. . Six years after. Ireland is to-' ’ m / In the_ctreu 3 vy ; ie smiling land. a mene tive reseal but a moderately BADDF | uote under th otry, with a cheerful outlook . migration flaws m its own future. : deplored by fi The Irish Free State Govern- Nkely to pa Bent has obtained for the coun. Ssinieten at a recognized place anrong the ‘ 0 ee , ,cerned with th tions of the earth. tome tie “on ' At the end of its elected peri-{ + sa» , Ses ‘od it purposes cheerfully to ask ‘ on : | Politiedlly sj the country for another five) ,\& period wher rs’ vote of confidence at a gen- | parture of the ral election in. the summer and) peuple would apparentivy expects that this will : “6 . ‘be enthusiastically forthcoming. |* ®*°** mister It was ernment, for The record sales of White Owl cigars . ._ the largest seller in the country .. would Zi 7 rae with some attficslty 19 tie revotall mean nothing if this \"ZaAZC ee record did not con- ; tinue day-after-day. ree State parliament has been } . z Oducing laws with a fertility | eee aes t the subject citizen feels it: ° mt a. y hard to keep pace with. pecs Pres : yin fact, the quantity and the’ Timgency of the laws is one of } ‘tween the ball me matters af complaint against |) cnn Government—there is a dis- ‘ on Not ition to think that law and or- | Tevebiicanioms should be broken more gent. | Conntodiy sates to people whose constitutional! ce a: : nce ; dition is really on ™ ; vale Te eS revolutions! | The bulk of ceneral legislation | ad - refi toncerned with the economic {ees 4 Kir s0cial weifare of the people, ( ee in the mass it has been 7 LEZ 2 ‘led by almost innumerable | , tied LE EE: ures dealing with administra- / BALL Z LEE LLL ® function. This has in- a Eon en LEE ‘ a ZAHA and here’s why— Zi red organization and reorgaai-; Bemen de 3 Oe fe eg ee gg ges ee, fo 2 GHZAZAIAV—7-/##”7 zzz; tan, departures from old order, |fermed ® part BEEZ} ‘ “ Z tigi satiation of new institutions, and j aSvecate the al PELE 2. ‘ aA, wo mt the ; : : z= 7 --7-F£Z?2 Intensive advertising — lj ‘Se Dustle and disturbance in- ;220¢ the atilizam : Oo OO OO Ze ital to such work. ery of the Pree REEL; . ‘to forward the RALLY? I 907-3 super sales effort— might ‘*radition, That Linked Law jena the reviial me, BZ Za - + and , - along R er; jj build such a record—once. Se, mniteodionn, Distesting |” wi tae LZ went Country, whose yearn. | vided is LEI . . , | Were this Lizz) But it is only the remark- Se cen Ce Sean 2, -~Ssaable value of White Owl gts ro Sn oe ete a Me, ae Ae 1 Sane peeping eA. , ZLZLL-=—“ and its unvarying quality PBAAZ-Z-AZ-=-=-—Z#=-=ZLZZEE: 4 LLL ee BREE LLL Z & h “ RL gp I --gS tnat kee ps th is f ecord ZZ; ZL ai alive year-after-year.

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AAVLEALALNT OS — A ART THREE | ST: LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 13, 1927. | PAGES 1—10B, are an } p=" Anniversary of Irish | ; HOW NORTH AMERICAN CO. es Kerensky Prankeii Fall of Bolshevism pee ty “Geaenie ocaa Peace, Hopeful of Future _ And Rebirth of Russia as True Democracy’ _ IN GIANT POWER GROUP : " ( . . rir i gah i nad os but oa gg Is Peasants, Transformed’ ‘Forecasts a Revitalized|¥ vena ea papa at A "Baty er y conomic Independ- | ; ag , ; ic nion Electric’s Controlling Paine Is Developing Country’s Resources. | From Subjects to Citi- Nation, Built Along Advanced Next to Insull Interests. — | zens by March Revo- | Paths Followed by U. ; By P. J. KELLY. By CHARLES G. ROSS, \ | : i Hair Neat— | A "patti Corre pondent of the New York World and the Post-Dispatch. | lution, He Says, Will, & t= | ‘ ks een sil S., Acting With This Chief Washington Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch. a ™ PORE OR Rare np Att —— or. DUBLIN, March 12. | WASHINGTON, March 12. ‘Rich-looking and Ord orl = Hania. Gaveramtat ot the bespit-ty ha| Re OCONEE | Country to Create * Eee thd: North Amertaan COmpIN, Seth neers aenE —_—— es ca one Re RY Reet a Se a me ree Co ed RRR numerous other properties, the Union Electric Light & Power . fm © people. The treaty with the British Government by which Ireland | ~ Company of St. Louis and various important electric interests Hair ane oe ge — hair. will stay in place of its que received the long-agitated right of governing itself, was concluded of Freedom, Explode R e a l International om the East Side, has built itself up to second rank among the great p OF 38 dilicull to keep | accord. ber, 1921, adopted,. by the Irish constituent assembly by a wer groups of the United States is related in detail by the Federal B very casy to give it that It gives your hair that nate ge ty the following J | ? Despotic Regime. Peace te a “a i t the electri od t - , Fefined and ordeny ap- } rich, well-groomed effect, ing [very narrow majority in the ng January, and administrative- . rade Commission in a report on the e ¢ power industry, pre pessential to well-groom- | leaving it stiff and artificial load | applied forthwith in the face of a violent minority opposition. jE Se ‘pared in response to a Senate resolution. , 3 aS Waxy pastesandcreamsdo, —@ The volunteers, better known/be able to support a much larger | By ALEXANDER KERENSKY, b ‘ | First place ampng the groups,/Clarence Dillion of Dillon, Read a little Glostora through Glosiora a ag tore a the scalp as the Irish Republican army, ) Population than at present. i ° Democrett ( & We ze" ee ( will be no less profound and significant than ‘according to the commission, is|& Co.; T. F. Manville, of Johns-. ace or twice a week,—or | and the hair healt iy by Testomme First Premier o c Russia. Bin et m: upon the i lif f Russia h lf. Thi booing, and your hair will | ibe natural oils from which the } owere split; fierce passions seethed) During these later years the | (Copyright, 1927.) Se ae ( Upo nner ire 0 ussia nerse Ss peld by. the Insull interests, which ) Manville; A. W. Burchard of the each day, just 2s you | derives its health, life, gloss throughout the whole country; (old tide of emigration has been | EN years ago in Petrograd—the day | 4 es, ‘was realized by President Wilson in almost | om Sept. 30, 1925, controlled com-\ General Electrie Co.: E. H. Wells, lustre. ‘the provisional government, with )resumed and between 20,000 and | was cold and dreary—in the morning %.. .genius-like fashion when he declared that 'Danies that generated 8.3 per cent)of the Babcock & Wilcox Co., oftens the hair and makes Seat. bes oe easy it is tok | Michae! Collins and Arthur Grif. ( 30,@00 young persons have been I led into the Duma a detachment of | ‘only the Russian revolution made it possible | of the country’s commercial total( Bankers; Paul M. Warburg of ’ " a 0 ) j Then, even stubborn tot aan tee ay aye youl fh as its military and politica) | ‘leaving the country annually. For the Imperial Guards, who had risen against | } for the United States to abandon its neutral- | of electric energy. The invest-)Kuhn, Loeb and.Co., and Harri- down flat. creators. was frankly warned that(more than three quarters of a\the power of the Czar. At the same mo-' lity. And it is no mere accident that t | ment of the Insull group on that(son Williams’ brother-in-law, R. If Seubreepe vour hair to lied gxy attempt to govern“the coun-\century the United States has ste Cette ineeatew oethel ti enn atte \famous 14 points of Woodrow Wilson found | date was computed at $667,547,-\E. Breed of the American Gas oat Soretag = fight, 4 ers on a treaty basis would be (steadily fulfilled the purpose not ‘aiinen urge “for freedom and the miracle of ) / their first expression in the declarations and 000. » | & Electrt® Co. vour hair with water befasis tee ‘yesisted by every means. }enly of being the spiritual but the | the revolution became a fact. notes of the provisional Government of free | The investment of the North “According to an official of the ing it. ' The rest af the first year of (material home of the Irish people. Those who did not witness the events as) a, +7 | Russia. “American group rose from $243,-{North American Co.,” says the pO Mage bottle of ¢ dlostora ® vetive government was spent in‘ \ with the result that ‘the Irish in ther Seedbedb-at that tiew ene taste og. ' Just now, under the Bolsheviki, Russia has | 900. 000 at the end of 1924 to commission's report, “Ha is Pa ; re a 3 e* vy drug store, iii ‘war in which the young | ‘the United States far outnumber. jieve with what lightning-like rapidity in’ “5 ‘becom@ once again, as before ,the revolution, $438, 000, 000 at the end of 1925./wijtiams and Clarence Dillon ; government succeeded in sup-/the Irish in the Irish Free State.| tne course of three or four days there was ) the symbol of revived militarism to some The 1924 output of electric en-) dominated the syndicate and Har- : Send This Coupon and Try it FREE} ‘pressing the revolutionary ele-' ; These figures, of course, refer to-wiped off the face of the earth the entire old ALEXANDER KERENSKY. | people and to others the tempting prey of ergy by the companies it | con-(\rison Williams now dominates the aoaaa i ee tee net Ohio 27-G-"¥ ments. Collins and Griffith went ) the Irish born and those of direct governmental and administrative apparatus. . EP} enemy: conquest. Red Mestiw kes to rattle! trolled at the end of 1926 was al-(' North American Co.” Wc send me FREE, a sample of GLOSTOR down in the conflict; Collins was \ Irish descent. In the United Amidst the play of tempestuous elemental] ‘ | ERENSKY pilin in the United the = only to retreat without any sense most 7 per cent of the commercial! The Williams Syndicate recon. charges paid. shot dead in an ambush in Coun-}States in 1920 there resided 4.- forces of revolution, and at a time when the, * aD ne a et eee dee } of dignity and self-respect before the ad- total for the nation. To put the ) stituted the Board of Directors Biy Cork: Griffith died unexpect-( 136,395 persons of Irish origin. country was surrounded by the bayonets of | ¢ ie sp inane He is the guest of + ree ane threats of foreign - Powers. comparison in another way, 15 (eng , executive committeemen. Ses fortnight later—died of @{that is, having both or one parent . eas Aee. ace Wie Men aaa oO s y- ' ) The world will have no peace as long a8 igsuch groups would have account- Frank L. Dame, who was former- : eae ya es ee Kenneth Simpson, 2a New York lawyet, |) centers of absolutism will continue to exist eq for th ti mmercial cut- broken heart, his friends held, be-(Irish born. The population of the ¢yonarv government. had to build a new Dem- | eae ® i or the entire co ly an executive of the Bers. 3 | eaten am , vielen : who invited the. dormer Premier to make | in furope, for a Government which is inimic- t of the electric-power utilities cause of the tragedy of his coun- Irish Free State at last year’s cen- ratic State. founded upon the principles of) | iy ' put 0 e po Bond & Share Co., was pry in the hour of its triumph. sus was 2,972,802. piety f the Individual and of social ju ote vieke, heme 5 * ee al to its own people always lives by war OF /o¢ the United States. The great /restor and “vice president cart ws _- | p Individual an é S-) | ine at ' — ee Liberty o ” { of 45, with beavy, pale face and close- |\ threats of war. Therefore, in ‘Stfiving: to |inerease in the North American's \ year later became president. Ed- POST-DISPATCH Regularly prints MORE WANT §& Emigration to U. S. tice. \ | shaven head. He was virtually dictator of |} tyrn Russia back to the paths which were investment durin 1925. was due an ALL the other St. Louis newspapers COMBINUA), @ task of government and supp.tt- This gigantic task could mot, of course, be) }-., | visional Democratic government || d to h March, 1917, the:paths } " we, COMB, wan. made. vies “| - aned by a war-weary people finali; Almost a Habit Now performed with the same miraculous ease | £ ae ; Russia by the Mensheviki | | opened to her in Mare to to its acqu ion of the Mississip- { gen¢ and subsequently ge established orderly administra-; Emigration is not so much a Jit, which the destruction of the old regime ‘ | esta 7 = : P + 7 Sear of social and political democracy and. “tpt River . Power Co., which ge manager. “There were numerous thon. _ ¥aecessity as a habit with the peo- . 4 The Russian people, hav- | after the overthrow of e , a national peace, we Russian Democratss are Fi as hydro-electric plant at | other\changes. 7 Z ; =a was accomplishe . " four months as Premier was swept aside 4s uncompromising in our revolutionary at-j¢he Keokuk Dam, and the West- ¢ , et of Ireland, though it has cer- 4). ¢aken the tremendous flight upward, fell) | . iianhe by the tide of Bol- Just-before the reorganization, @ Sax Years Later, Scarred, “tautly been accelerated by the + ‘iat Eee November, 1917, by the tide o _titude toward Bolshevism as we were toward jern Power Corporation, one of the}... wonen aseentesn tn seine . | . with equal lightning-like speed into the a ss shevism. Czarism. In doing this, we are fulfilling not jargest power com panies on the ‘ | but Moderately Happy. } political disturbances in the coun- 6° greatest suffering, as has happened more | | t adie eur natriolte. Gate: but-eleekeu oblipl-| Pecitic Const. to a substantial interest in the - ? \ try. : gi mae : v5 Detroit Edison Co., had or ; Six years affer, Ireland is to- than once in history. 4 , oe )} tion to create and promote the international . MS Soctitae Yond « tittle In the_circumstances the pros-| or us who live today, the tragedy of position of Russia. And this newly estab-' a ea abhtagarge de a AML. ae _. For’a time after a: ao Co dtraid einhies aft tha barred wa a moderates happy pective reduction of the Irish +41, change is hard to bear. But the pace) lished principle of Federal Organization of ) ‘ oss. wer been pre a " Edison Co., with its several sub- Ba itt ai ahead ‘entiani quota under the United States im- 9+ history is not measured in terms ofthe State will never be effaced from Russia's | en Will Lead bem ris er thee we sidiaries: the Union Electrie Light i 7? . is ; - rh ft 7 . : v its own future migration laws, while it may be » man suffering and tears. The signifi-) history. Al Richt Path parses - ae oth a 1 ie & Power Co. of St. Louis, with fet sae fia deplored by individuals, is not cance of the Russian tragedy is not, how- | Bolshevism has crippled and perverted all} ong Nig atnhs sequent expansion o e sie ba its subsidiary, the Union Coll * atte Belen sora coun likely to cause any serious heart- ever. in that the blossoms of Liberty were the fundamental principles of the greatest | I am particularly pleased to say all this | onthe ene 7 mp. aia Co.; The St. Louis County G : | burning among these who are con- .. uickly destroyed by the sharp frost which} of political and social revolutions in hi8-' phere, to the American people, who were first | nes. Swe 7 Co., the United Railways ot ¥ a recognized place anrong the ‘cerned with th | : ed them: They ‘group, however, again reduced ; e national outlook followed. It lies in the fact that the March }tory. But it has not destroyé em. ~*~: to recognize the March revolution, having | St. Louis and the West a oe tee aarr. d d in the soul and ( ‘the North American to a lower E At the end of its elected peri) 22° ‘B® economic future of the! -eyojution has forever swept clean the Rus-| rest and are being preserved in the perceived more deeply the soul of the Russian) Coal Co. , od it purposes cnetutio to ask ‘ Irish Free State. sian land of hereditary absolution and has) mind of the people—just as the forces of life) people, and who in the years of the terrible kien At the end of 1919, the Mort Politicdlly speaking, there was own in the Russian land the seed of Liberty.| maintain themselves and continue to de-( famine of 1921 were the only ones who came North American’s Rise. American Co. had an investment )&@ period when perhaps the de- F ae Thewefsall )}velop in a growing but yet immature or-) to us with fraternal assistance. As strenty: hes beet setae te of $26,478,934 in the stocks of BO i partars of thousands of young | * Orecasts , ( ganism. | | Russia is not dead. The very fact that these companies $4,049,688 Hh er in . LL eral election in the summer and ‘ aN the Post-Dispatch, both the In- ese pa and /68 LED iddeetiy: axnacts that this wil! people would not be regarded as of Bolshevism , Bolshevism is a child's illness in (the) she could stand 10 full years of the Bolshe- | 1 and the N ey Peon com-(!2 their bonds. Tt received fron ZEA a een "(a great misfortune by the Gov- Bolshevism is a horrible caricature of the) prowth of Russian freedom. ‘vist experiment, which would reduce to an-|°""! * e No ‘th ‘ ig, Pa II De enthusiastically forthcoming. binations went ahead of the Gen- ese investments in = year an y | SOE. i ON aa ernment, for young people make old regime. But it does not have any age- nihilation almost any other country. of the. )ineome of $2.796,241. of which, W Ou I EE It was with some difficulty pie ; Sees Symptoms of ‘ é ales eral Electric Co., which formerly . | | EO AL tai ts p the revolutionary forces which long roots lodging deeply in the social and West, proves the exceptional virility of my | ‘after paying salary and expenses CELE a Ireland took to constitution- 3 Resurrection controlted 11.8 per cent of the . ; oa LILIA es Berne thin te ve th threaten settled order and norma! spiritual makeup of the people. , people. Tolstoi, Dostoyevsky, Moussorgsky, wind stent tent bh ‘and interest on loans, it distrib- if this LEE , a adopted it ste ida a a progress. The March revolution gave the land to, I have been following closely from day to; Mendelayeff, Metchnikoff and other geniuses reps - aaa . rg rip TG = uted $1,489,665 in dividends and ee State parliament a b if But the time when emergency | the peasants; it destroyed once and for all\ day all that is happening in Russia under) given to the world by Russia prove the vast, Beep +s oy apa 0 ” had $1,056,302 left as an a@ét- bducing so with a soni, considerations of that kind might the power of landlordism. ‘Bolshevism. I see quite clearly the symp-? almost endless spiritual resources of the Rus- ge tse rs a mA iy pe tion to surplus. The dividends £ , “8 -\ have weight is past. Politics has The March revolution liberated labor and) toms of tbe social and economic resurrec- | sian people. The same nation has in itself |'™ © Piectr | a amounted to only 5 mat the subject citizen feels it ; Co. - only per cent on : sobered down into speeches, and made it an independent and conscious polit-) tion of Russia. And I see the reawakening | enough of the creative spirit to finally estab- th 29.7 wery hard to keep pace with. ' The story of the North Ameri-\*"* ; 93,300 of capital stock. Tin tet the euantity ./-. \the conflict for supremacy be- ical force, thereby rendering impossible the‘ of the political activity of the masses in the‘ lish a political State in accordance with its |* : eel Rasency of aa Swe i: e 4 tween the ballot and the bullet old system of relations between those who struggle for liberty. | gifts and dignity and the most vital interests |“*" ® tye mia ane — An Expansion Era. RE EEE = ey has been decided in favor of the. buy and those who sel! labor, \ The paths of Russia are peculiar. But in | of the large masses of the people. pray ra eee ae findi f Then began an era of 4 ae sn mene agains ‘former. Not that revolutionary The March revolution transformed the peo- | the final analysis she is advancing by the) Not by means of Bonapartism, nor through rade Commission, while finding Government—there is a dis- : i bi int itize : 4 by the: honan that no single group enjoys mon- (| Pa@nsion, the results of which are is ts think that law ander. ‘republicanism is dead: it un-| ple of Russia from subjects into citizens,: game roads which were traverse } e | the restoration of monarchy forever de- e istic control of the _ electric) Teflected in the present -formid- should be brok \doubtedly survives but in the mili.|and gave to every citizen a sum of political ) peoples of the West, who have had a greater stroyed by the March revolution will meee | P= ind ic ee ‘ ablé list. of companies F to people ids eames sense it has been defeated. | rights. And this new consciousness of free: experience in democracy. This must oe ‘advance. The deep Democratic instincts of babar ps a ie 3b a oe by the North American. The , 7 For practical purposes the pres- | human beings will ventually explode the Bol. | taken into consideration by foreigners. Those | her people will lead her along the paths | ; q / Pn dition ae embraces, amon hers, the ss — sated xi > ‘ent revolutionary republicanism shevist regime, the regime which has once { who mistake the temporary weakness of my, followed by this country. The United States pauses “ag ey” 8 seaustry apeung (UMC Co.: eee j -more turned Russia into an object of ‘country for the weakness of senility are\of Russia and the United States of Am . ;consists of refusing to take the J | erica | ane thie ebtnmtten an Congress. | }& Suburban Co., which controls r despotism. )making a very grave mistake. ‘will march hand in hand in the building of | oath of fidelity to the King of po ¢ z ‘ : | z The Commission sherply con-' the East St. Louis Light & Power. ; England, as required by the trea-, The March revolution gave equa] rights| The consequences of the March revolution )mew forms of social relationships and real ‘demas the extensive “pyramid-(Co. and eight other East 9 to all the nationalities enteri into the com-/in their effect upon international! relations /international peace. ) . 7 of ha 21. si eee cg the} — on oti angen sitet ae, < rica a a S60 REI fete ing” of holding companies ih the{ corporations; the Edison Ww Amet Kataercktie| - eo Me ne ee ee re ee ee Peers REARS MET IS Se RES CRY, SRST ee a —====== |industry, but says that this device (ties Corporation; the sures dealing with administra- | Free State Parliament. Marly s0 in a young parliament) It is significant of the trend of } political peels’ but the purisis(the River imttinn throughout | tor swelling profits has been used |) American Edison Co.. which is t lon and the establishment of the\ De Valera Has O : \with a Government whose own political thought in the country have argued by demonstration the whole of the country. by. the North American “only to holding company for the inary to enable administra- p }successes must tend to make it\that at the resumption of the ‘that, rather than do the sinfu! This year it proposes to inaugu- |, limited extent.” land Electric Illuminating len to function. This has in- | a Party of His Owm jheady. | : Parliament session after the'\thing of subscribing to a pledge) rate a new banking system and a. Though the commission found)the Milwaukee Blectriec molved organization and reorgani-) Eamon de Valera has now) Independent nationalists may \Christmas recess the man who, if they do not purpose to honor, fel-; national currency which cCOM- that the North American. since’ & Light Co., the Milwaukes mtion, departures from old order. )formed a party of his own who (combine with the farmers to make ,he did not fire the first shot in ‘low Irishmen should xXeep their, bines concession to national (1920, “has practically been con-) Heat and Traction. Co., the uitiation of new institutions. and advocate the abolition of the oath }a broad-based opposition party,(the war that led to the treaty, consciences immaculate by spill- sentiment with shrewd commMoOD trolled’ by persons connected {msular Power Co. the Union the bustle and disturbance in. (@nd the utilization of the machin- which in the absence of Republi- )was responsible for the organiza- ‘ing each others’ plese. eet ,sense by maintaining British wien the General Electric Com-' Blectrie Laght & Power Co. of St. eeental to such work. ‘ery of the Free State Government cans would constitute the real(tion of the encounter that led to Both the nationai and the inter- sterling as the standard. and | ‘pany, the report says there is no! /Louls (which in turn has numer, )to forward the Republican policy ‘parliamentary opposition. The in- the first shot fired at the crown national positions of Ireland have backing its native currency With peoson to believe that the latter | ous subsidiaries) and the Wis- gaane country for another five. iy 4° ars’ vote of confidence at a gen- The bulk of general legislation | ep foncerned with the economic ) f 80cial welfare of the people, fin the mass it has been } 4 radition, That Linked Law and the revision of the treaty dependent nationalists are led by (police force, Daniel Breen, Repub-'\ been secured in a peaceful and the credit of the British pound., | exercises a dominating influence }©@Sin Traction, Light, Heat rs i and Landlord; D; . (along Republican lines. | William Redmond, son of the late \lican deputy for county Tipperary, | constitutional way, and so far as( Against’ every currency note is- ‘over the North American. Power Co., the North Americas: 7 4 With the Republican forces di- Irish Nationalist leader. The la-/took the oath and his seat in the )}the exercise of freedom is con-)sued by thegFree State there will | The report traces the history of | Utility Securities Corporation, ithe “2&8 tired country, whose yearn. \vided in counsel, and al! other{bor group is led by an English- Dail. cerned its position is one of abso-, be held equal value in Dritis: | ‘the North American from ite / St. Louis County Gas Co... the were after rest, this legisla- ) parties that are in opposition to)man, Thomas Johnson, whose | Four years of peace has mel-)lJute equality, not only with the, sterling. thus abolishing the sys- ‘foundation in 1890, with a New’ ‘Union Electric Light & Power Co, bustle has caused some irrita-\the Government ready to stand by | ‘name appears on the official list in ‘towed his antipathies, and he has’ British domains but with Englaud | tem by which millions of Irish | ‘Jersey charter, as the successor to | of lilinois, the West .* especially among the con-\the treaty, the era of peace poli-)the Gaelicized form of Thomas,taken what many regard as a)as well. )money were held as security by ‘an older corporation. (Coal Co., the Western. ative minded. rural commun- | ties appears to be assured. And (MacEoin. Johnson is one of the/ pioneer step, and broken a trall| 5 — ,the Bank of England foe: irish | , oe) “a y Whose agrarian instincts | with stable government and the ) English settiers in Ireland who | for some of his colleagues to fol. | seit wc alae! 4° uality : ZAZA LE Z Z ; ove been brought up in hostility (present progressive development ‘have fulfilled the historical destiny low into the constitutional oppo | Economic Independence. 2 CME CO | law because tradition has as- ‘of public thought for the nation- \of becoming more Irish than the sion within the legislature. He Even in the economic sphere | ‘ed the law with the land- ) aq! welfare, the future of the/Irish themselves. explains his action by avowing his the Free State has shown a will been established on the founda- | But in the net result. a country seems safe in the hands{ The _ Government anticipates \intention to use the Parliament ‘of its own and the capacity te ) tion of Sinn Fein, which may te}; *enlightened view of Gov- lof the people. ‘that the revised party,conditions (insofar as he is abbe in order to’ rely on its own resources. It has) freely translated as the siogar of ment interference is becoming { The general election, timed for (will necessitate a coglition ar-| get the oath of allegiance exor- raised a wall of protective tariffs / self- help and self-reliance, it has weal, the coming summer, will probably | ‘rangement which the country will \cised from the Irish Constitution / ‘against the importation of British | not hesitated to enlist external as- Granted that opportunity for / produce substantial changes in the . | welogene as representing a polit-,so as to remove the obstacle to ' goods that can be produced in Ire- ) sistance and experience in ali es- deaceful development- of its | personne! of the Parliament. At ‘ical co-operation and an abandon- jthe entry of the whole of the De. land. In order to be independent sential national matters. It invited urces, which seems now ‘present there is no real opposi- ment of the tradition that has em- | ‘Valera deputies. ” ‘of the supplies of British coal! it European experts to adrise on red. there is every prospect that tion to the Government, a condi- ‘bittered Irish life-—the habit of | The cynics give the oath me has undertakem a big scheme of the practical aspeets of the elec- thin a period of 10 vears, Ire- \ tion that is unhealthy in any ‘regarding opposition that is a'! more importance of permanen - electrifieation by whic! cheap) trification scheme, gave the ¢con- ee ae bud Will be so prosperous as to | jegislative assembly, but particu- ‘one-sided as inimical. jim the life of the country thas : a) power will be Gistributed from { - Continued on Page , wee ecord bn Da \ \\ ALAA 4 1 \ \\ Wk -year. ’ sen” acl <n el . * Lo MM. Ee ; ‘ eee eee Ay Pa eh ws i ee ey See ee Me

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Lay ee ST. LOUIS POS T- DISPATCH, § SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 13, 19; | ee: ‘st Rise of Rival for Ir In Giant Power ._ PAGE 2B w onset eel " STI 0 CAUSES OF CRIME. | SINCLAIR ON TRIAL. i UIs POST-DISPATCH | Two New York university professors have been After the lapse of some five years since the ees | P Founded by JOSEPH PULITZER ccailthen the crime problem. They approached their of the Teapot Dome naval oil reserve, and of three} . te agi task from different angles. Prof. Moley of Columbia years since his indictment for contempt for refusing | UPHsENE yy ' . The Pulitzer Publishing Company deals primarily with the causes of crime. Prof. to answer the questions of the Senate Public Lands) } ; Committee. Harry Sinclair at last finds himself on | 5 TERS FROM THE PEOPLE ers investigated in New York City 62 per cent were suspicions of the investigators. Whe name and address of the author under 25. Forty-six per cent of persons convicted in So, likewise, with regard to the questions concern- but the courts of record of New York State in 1925 were ing Sinclair's dealings with John C. ‘Shaffer, Chieago ‘North American in the Wisconsin | Francisco and | erectric POWET Co. ; substantial mrt method of increasing Detroit and W pags. ©, Twelfth Bouleverd and Olive Street ‘Cooley of Fordham deals with conditions as he has —_ found them, putting it up to public inference to fix trial for the latter offense. : | - ; ) na! pean There Ts. for one, the question about the disposi: | i Gunmen | From Page 1B. : North Americar : ‘THE POST-DISPATCH PLATFOR™. i a hae’ ' near St. Louis i : a eas Prof. Moley, who assisted in the crime survey of tion of the books of the Hyva Corforation, a private e nts im Subsidiary com- tate? ery 2 4 ' : : ; 4 : : cs oO. . ; +1 me ¢ in = ae Sot we ag gg Missouri, lists as the principal causes of crime: In- investment company, owned by the Sinclair family. ; as already stated. it is said) optained contre z a ca ; ‘ : ‘ eRhe . . - ’ - ; . ‘ i aner a att am fight competent police work, due in large part to the pub which helped to market the stock of the comppany to pave resorted only to a limited) yeiuable Weste: he Eg ce progress or reform, never tol- lic’s parsimony; inexperienced prosecutors. (their which the reserve was leased. Though Sinclair would | an to the grate oy bee webs: et tien, whese su : * - . in =) che o Sanee Subgetion or GStrepticn iware average age in Missouri, he says, is 27), who are quite not give any explanation of the fate of these records, ra of aew S | utility service ¢ : i (fight demaxogcees of all parties, 3 : ‘es 7 ‘ between the Apex Holding square miles. w PEE oe “nqter belong to any party, always ‘outclassed by the able counsel criminals employ; sin- G. T. Sanford. counsel for the Sinclair interests, tes- | and its subsidiaries. Under the | over 1,466,000 | Tae soreness hell ante ar = game a 1 ister politics; publicity seeking Judges: the yellow tified that he had personally delivered the company’s “pyramiding subsidiaries,” Jointty with oe: Se [eye the eager Pee Bran ee a | press. books to Sinclair at his home. in ~ Trade SS. ce pe eo North Ameé ; : poor. : — > i t wddet te the public welfare. never | Prof. Cooley's investigation was restricted to the Again, there is the question regarding Sinclair's only with re Sebehonil are eg Mea mgr the ite: The satiafied with merely printing | 250.000 to Fred G. Bonfils, Denver news- North Anterican the North Ame HEE TE = mewn: eiwaye be drastically -tnde- Catholic Charities Probation Bureay in the Court of payment of $20 : ‘ , oT the North American Co.| er Co. the prin 4 { ‘pendent; never be afraid to attack Genera! Sessions of New York City. To him “the paper publisher, and Leo Stack for relinquishing their | over the entire commen pany of the M ats: | WHORE: en ed ey st at pia- saddest and most alarming feature of the present claims on Teapot Dome. While Sinclair refused to of the Unior Electric Light | group. : '} £ c% racy s . m . ' ee {3 ‘ . ‘om =” aie ee elated crime situation is * * * the fact that youth plays answer any question regarding this deal, both Bon- er Co. of St. Louis, valued | It will be se nT a ! 7 ! | 85 Stack asserted that they had received. the ,SP0, 200. Other transfers to | Trade Commis oak 2 _ April 10, 1907. such an outstanding role in the grewsome drama.” fils and Stack asserte }e} ; seth Americal Edisen in-! American group i. { =~ | Forty-five per cent of the inmates of Sing Sing, he money, though cnere descriptions of the services ren-. : vert 949.10@ common stock | the most part ee 2 tells us, are under 25 years of age. Of 3053 prison- dered to Sinclair were so indefinite as to arouse the | sof the Cleveland Electric ftumin-| 1. ¢. it owns b en) Y Co. and’ the holdings of the/ land, Milwawk: .? r% & anal OS. te en . = ” . » _ . onnee 7 ¥ + f oh : a ‘ io bs ‘ >> we > ~ Tigao Ee: oc thande ta Oe oe aie xs . ees ro 3 ; ‘e- pag re € - r- wi . * P oe aa 7 toa ee -agepaes esatlighenenieena-sest ethavricitdlitiniahdin shinee rcicdliesiaiipabiahiieminstianes Pex: ee eee a ee ne ee ee ae (dep te tick cbeiadth iin | -aiih te mast accompany every contribution, | om request will not be published. Let- between 16 and 25 years old. According to the United and Denver newspaper owner, with Fall and with the. q al » accruing to the holding it has acquired eliF | ae ak t@fs not exceeding 200 words will receive State Census Bureau, offenses throughout the coun- Pioneer Oil Co. They were all immensely vital, and ‘ oe pany’s common -stock equity,” communities, | | — ‘try as a whole reach their maximum in the age group were all asked by the Senate committee only after ; « yepert continues, “was f> im-| been. cosigums : | the net earning power of the. | acquined in the Beste Mary Pe MARS ESA DS area a | . = is Mexico and Marcosson. of 21 to 24. : evidence had already been produced regarding them. To the Editor of the Post-Dispa | Prof. Moley’s citation of the causes of crime is Justice Hitz, before whom the case is being tried, has PME first of the evel of articles doubtless correct, but those causes, severally or in ruled that all were pertinent to the Senate inquiry. about Mexico written by Mr. Isaac F.'their entirety, do mot account for the preponderant It is the part of arrogance, displaying a contempt for gore ee | delinquency of youth reported by Prof. Cooley. We the law almost without precedent in the history of onl att nl Lorimer, item of the’ ‘have a problem here, apparently, which cannot be the country, for Sinclair to claim that he is for busi- , Saturday, Eyening Post solved by larger police budgets, more skiliful prose- ness reasons exempt from answering. The business ®Dear Sir: A short time age-your spe- cuting attorneys or the purification of the bench, pol- of the State is more important even than the oil cial writer. Mr Isaac F. Marcosson. iticg and press. Yet the outlook is far from hope business. ‘wae vi | the aividends inerease in giv | efties. would come to the chiet | ng companys treasury.” Method a Saccess. ail This method was highiy success- | Electric Bond oo Revenues of the operating. which consist f E iaries increased year by year, » with the result that the “baiance Ee peoreciation, dividends and sur- ) Se Oe i ne eS ras td od - ae came to Mexico with the alleged purpose . , : : : , :S. s ; , , s - ~ tactic . | of getting at the truth of Mexican-Amer- 1@s | For instance wholes Cooley oa no such for Such obstinate tactics upon the part of one in » in 1924 was from one and i icap relations and wri ting the story of bidding menace as a criminal type. These youth- volved in the Teapot Dome affair are noi, to be sure, fourths to four times the cor- i t he Mexican situauion ful criminals, he says, are the victims of circum- ynusual. Two of the most important figures in that jing amount in 1926. mand table for the four As the agknowledged intermediary stances. An early misstep propflling them in the little deal, H. M. Blackmer, former chairman of the through whom Mr, Marcosson met and | At interviewed Presiien? Calles, I wish to. fatal direction of bad association, with no counter- board of the Midwest Refining Co., and James E. sthie that I consider his treatment of the acting influence of sufficient force and character ©Q’Neal, former president of the Prairie Oil and Gas situation, as presented in the article en- to swing them back to right conduct and purpose, Co. have for over two years been vacationing in Cified “Cates,” appearing in hares Feb. 26 that is the genesis of the youhg criminal, rather France in order to dodge subpenas issued by the Sen- | F pal vperating subsidiaries of North American — the sion Electric Light & Power Co.) ef St. Louis, the Cleveland Electric Wiuminating Co. the Milwaukee we 6 SPY ss tenn ty ¥) “~ ition RR ENS OE PEL ORV A lng AB Gh the) niles oan che * LP ERAGE IE GEE IRAE RES BO il OPE BS aki nage Ab ESO BE EE! a ee eee Ceol - shete ARE A i SN ph Ri Seat iy ie la. gO eels hoy chest? cos 'esttnal'otien' of (240 Nereditary taint or deiterate choice. at committe. : ; Fi iorenas Ges Beets Oo i | assurances to me ee ae 1 tied Manifestliy, the home is among the institutiogs that ) aint’ batgresge- by net operating rev- i ne oye mt President*Calles ; are failing youth today. The reasons are obvious. We wonder if Mr. Miller will pay his $5000 bia] _enues of $21,562,876; gross income, f ane Macseeneg: Severed—"me that ai The authority and security of the home, once abso- with Liberty Bonds. $2°.789.451: interest charges’ $5,-. ; raitting iineidons Galtes 4 @rewent free- lute, have become almost casual. Structure and at- os $32,000. and “balance for deprecia- ly his point of view. Imthis first article, Mosphere have been changed. That sister institution,, . CULTURE AND CAPITAL. | or nepgagensayramatees ge Pt 5A PARA | with $7.287.780 for 1919. | “Not all of the increase in earn- 1 ingr.” the Trace Commission com- | “ments. “was due to increased vol- ume of business by properties oer ‘ed in 1919 or to increased of operation. Several were icquired and added to 4 Louis system, for instance: 'doubt there was some. onstruction during the Babee. re- » flected partly im the increased in- terest charges. “Furthermore, it is probable that there would have been consider- . Marcoston has been anything but the church, has suffered similar impairment. It were eat ‘ Pivarua in his treatment of President g mistake, however, in our aiiial to charge ine we ee ee Calles, as any reader can sec, and: has aes the h , fore, h st. : j SIMaan Gublic in an MGPOal waz.” [Row functioning. as theletsaengmp, ta, loco parentis, (nn. ave Sone Detore. he must, 18 the nature of things. | _ MORE GOOD NEWS FOR THE FARMER. i “ v if ‘ - ~ } S ~ S ' ae - = DE he Re ahestulitte Yate in these land as a substitute teed Betifiace, 60h * have contrasted the reaction of his times to his book) ¢yp - & ) . with the lot of his intellectual forebears. It was @ | Sas - 8 go I came to study this problem pjine and tireless solicitude of the hearthstone is a 8 ' " if 2. — Pen tee ae eee E Ste improvement im. arsing pews. 1 an open mind. Iam entirely un- seoatie tatlere mendicant, was it not, who “twanged ‘Omar’s —E _«r in any event. _ Neverthelem, +... es ‘ | , Oe = m 1 ————————— ' — Pe ais ; th I ‘The melancholy aspect of our cri bl bloomin’ lyre”? How many of the old classic im. | = Whatever the causes, the facts were. : ‘Ways give the man interview a : , 7 os 0 me prodiem as re : T tT 1 was great increase e@uare deal.” xe 3 , mortals were fortunate enough to subsist on the JUST \ M IN U ; gare * : in vealed in the delinquency of American youth is a cients traih tien dint Wie atedtie tot h = _ earnings available for dividends : rb rn : s fre ? We glorify y t : As may 0 seen by this article, he has “challenge to American fathers and mothers to a. ' EL Orit) vp e great (Copyright 1927.) Bd that the major portion of this , parent itted President Calles freely to |... the arduous calls ilies alk tetsunthl’ Elizabethan era, but the Elizabethan era did not glor- crease accrued to the benefit of ete his case, but has. interpolated his | : ae 3 oe \ aie: mM : : ; — , : ' : “Tt ‘y explains, pernaps, ness. Is it any wonder that now when we The philosophida! attitude is chat Big i | forth : 3 . with divine right, but it has its qualities. * Under its why so many mere talented young women : be. thankf he earns—or oe process. The . ferth later on in the article In the open- | MR. KAHN DESERTS THE OLD MASTER. : ; vas than me ain 2 pass an old house of tavern desrent, be it 2 ankful orth American Co. in 1920 held img columns Mr. Marcosson ineinuates | aqgia—take it from Wi Deraat—e men of letters is tet a xs ‘ian ow ee Se kept by some staid society for its historical {that calls for an income tax One® P 84.200 out of a tetal of 412 ote! girls, produc r tiv ’ k 7 : his own views and fears, and then| We suppose there is a touch of Polonius in the best 20 longer a man of fetters. re pho ucers tell me, are more receptive value or be it heglected and forlorn, our j| bless the Republican prosperity from © oven ol tim nena’ dha a. anew the afticie, where he is oOR8- of us. and it is not at a!) difficult to understand why. ee | “ag ir} >h es mn | imaginations are deeply stirred, and if we blessings and oil flow. an —Pnited Railways. ibly presenting President Callies’ Otto Kah 1] , D : Sri; wae * really in earnest, .says loose the check-reins on our fancies we can | philosophical? Philosophy > aoe 4 is Mb Giteennte to effect the admitted | abn, mellow in years and bearing in his heart| The latest Democratic mistake is to make plans for | —_— SONOS, doesn’t care the value of hear laughter ringing out—the laughter cf |crates; what would it do to us? ’ Controversy With City. : e@mestness and sincerity of the Mexican good will toward man, should not essay the role time the next national convention without Tex Rickard, | sits 6 pm | where or from whom she those gay departed omes who once made (a business presentation of & few © “That company.” the report earns. , it al . . , i = e to our program, and a danger- enbere Bib! s cance to the average citizen than any of these. We; ‘te into every form of commerce and art _ pointed by the Governor " ‘you live in the city, the Ge titute practically a 12 per cent contrelied by @ radical x e against a volume of Eddie Guest's poems | and ev t t+ae)f ished the ideal of building such a police sy | » YOU mustn't believe a word | refer to the threatened strike of bituminous coal min-| %°7% ©Y®™ '@to science mself—is the interest | ‘ - lteach you how to make watches; & ‘wash assessment for the privilege of ment. It a = J. SMITHERS. that, as he wanders among the asphodels, he still hich in f 3 | in woman.” force. They have felt that public opinion | truly rural u may elect @ Ret being wiped our.. By the plan. north and the . S 5, which is ft she ec r i { t r ; | . . : * Mexico City, Feb. 28. breathes that phrase into the Elysian air. From now 7 which is foreshadowed by the apparent deadlock Girls who show even a modicum of tal. -| ¥2S omly half heartedly behind them. At- ont sear Mt of ftom p> ag ee Mf the senior security holders ac ; a nea cane, 4 : : eltwee th 1 ni leat : * .* ¢ r ' iT , = : ; ae a re ’ — on Mr. Kahn must do his stuff without artistic prece- | _ e union leaders and the operators at the 1t are made welcome upon the stage. And -| ‘*™Pts §0 enforce tne os Srengnem or Government will furnish mot x 2 ted the offer made, the North The Camp Jackson Memorial. dent. Miami conference. ; if a player of mo broad experience con- | © regard to political influence have | pective shethera «and mot? . @merican Co. would lose its entire the Editor ef the Post-Dispatch. —e peices The purpose of this meeting was to consider a re- tributes a bit of business that enhances the | “TOugsht. criticism instead of co-operation ‘course on the care, feeding, estment in the old commen) See Gemmeomen whose letter appeared) = oe # ####- © a wleed of the Suskeseuas agreement of 1924. which; ‘7Ue of & scene—-why, bugles are blown! | from the people Who had offended. The ‘naming of babies. The ock. The pian had not been con- ; ‘f ; ’ P ». a Asse . . . . : r « ,tly : 4 ri} > -— ae : the Post-Dispatch March 11, sicneg ® iBtend to go right on thinking that the Car- established * Recently, Ruth Dayton, a promising young | ®ttempt of the Foster-WUson regime to ¢s- |_|.» arms from the mails; @ittte ated up to the middle of +. . a : iljsneqg ‘ Pn? ; ant rc ( ‘re : —* oo . . z > ) ¢ ; ~ a - 9 . A @ Angelo” will telephone or cali at dimals will eventually sign Tommy Thevenow unti] es is ed excellent wage an ! working conditions actress under Mr. Belasco’s managément. tablish a police force om = efficiency basis zines, and foreign visitors from a 4 26. e dquartere, Mayfair Hotel, al! infor- | somebody tips us off that New York me ‘* in the bituminous fields, and which the leaders of the | Was cast in a part requiring sudden entrance | *°OuUSed a storm that is still remembered. lif the visitors have sinned and & cS The North American further im- ' —~ : Ss Us hat New York ws: ‘ ROPE Re aa: ES “7 “= a alk ion Will be cheerfully given concern- . ants olm. miners naturally desire to have perpetuated. The op- into a ranch house living room after a 390- All the police commissioners in recent years | * but not least the Ge ved the value of its stock. the | the proposed monument. oe erators of Pennsylvania and Ohio, on the contrary mile Grive over the prairie. Rouge applied nave Sa Sle So gan ae eee ‘keep the wolf from the door by continues, through the ac- Wo contract for the erection of the THE TAX GATHERER’S PESSIMISM. A a ee ae ; ¥ ae ~—""*"| high om the cheeks, and a certain nervous police force as the city would stand for. Un- etf-hunter to kill any and ttien of additonal operatiag Taomnument will be entered into until a The State Tax Commission denies Sen: ee oo a the Jack- manner gnd gesture, did not give the exact ul the public is willing to give hearty sup- Ban eeites If this partial list does Feompanies : The first acquisition of rity of the directors of the oe sory sien ak ncaa I , i€ he Senator Cave's sonville wage of $7.50 per day while their competitors Wind-bigwn appearance required. One dav port to a nonpolitica! force, no.change in the aie fee! like paying the first Under the new management , . tried to dec t rae - : : — . mA . ae as, Se eee ae , 5 ’ - ‘ . . REV. FRANK G. BEARDSLEY. te at $21,000,000 and in its latest statement enum- resy!t @ general strike after Mareh 21. the date of e ood UDP. form. That is recognition in an unexpected saw an «Tra oT —— _ 4 ction. gas a. Fee Fe pewer. President, Camp Jackson Union erates items which swelled the aggregate for 1926. the expiration of the present erreeinent = | quarter of the fact that drinking in society Wh met eee es euia aries operating in East S87. Soldiers’ Monument Asso. (Those increases it contends were abnormal] eS Oy ol Pen . a ag we * THE OLD TAVERN. is now good form. Formerly it wasn't. The | * en some pry tyes Pe tell , and nearby communities | silligaitiee vice ' _nfortunately, there are reasons to believe }hat change is to be observed : ll rank ¢ | to treir wives, a not vield equa! results this vear a m : at the Ine dependent, bos on. Aa C ; ‘ a e iti ai ranas of so- |, Baten Suicides and Probibition. te i aa a # r nex . stimike may not ve unwelcome to either operators ITH the twenties ox " ? é iety and particularly among women. Many bragging or nei an oie. . i SSi Hou e prove ioht 7 ee a a pe . : = went century @eman [or . — . ‘ its ‘ : | itor of the Post TMspatch. ripen aie | ) bs f d right a good r miners The resumption of mining in Great We s] would as soon have served a rubber boot as rove is a. wonderful me c but Wis it we seldom heard of a stu- Many Of ihe States activities will have to operate on Britain, and the fact that soft coal préduction in biggest and best of everything and a cocktail 19 years ago, and if offered a be " a a nsible bud it » , L wile « Cerrtain 7 1m Pe convivia souls it even ; a could gather one or two nights a. on himself. Always he has shivered sabia are demanding the five-day week and six-hour took precedence over that institution ae . | ee . ‘ ‘= + ote good beer, relax, throw oft 3° the first proposals for tax reductions—excepting day as a basis of pay wee ak ths tee that sleian naheh ies” ali vs - } , ‘The umpire’s decisions now worries, and never t +} oo ee a ee —_— 2. ent refus —— eS tide. hought of im the case of the “Upper Bracquets,” where he has It appears to be another one of those disputes with-, ‘' % S'#3s, of ale or flip when the restraint tie a sae 58 er ees Volstead act took lines: tm been bravely ready to cut and slash and hack. Al. n the coa! industry wherein neither side is making of Puritan households became too rigor- A =~ | ‘ ; a e® stu- " — aire gue Pe es Cr Si iS Maci ous _— ere Tr mer e van‘? ' clubhouse cafe, gives them wage he has been fearful that the Federal Govern- anreasonabi« demands, but which may enteil oe : ‘eo } ; . apis “ ; z £9 Bre Pe | ; e Zasenace a ay ge fold eeanemeag the yield. Yet the experience has been. »runt of the expense involved in any strike in a basic rops, and to hear the news of the dav. | { HH i. ae +i. force of h as saying: {since the “Meijion plan” originally appeared im print. industry. It should fasten the ationtiies of the nuh After a long siege o nga hard bench in a cold | ‘ | At that, the saatines A | overlooked. "iad “yi Myst not ‘that the revenue acts, notwithstanding the forebod- vali * iin % : ws ’ = meeting house even *the stoutest of spirits ae i , be the result of a demand for 1 re be an ; ii ¢< peg

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___ PAGE 3 nt gee =) ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ~~ neeneetemnmees ane SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 13, 1997 _ {| political compromise is only just: ed in their outlook on life. jeven in its most passionate mioods. ~ hes a . iRise of Rival ’ In Giant Continued From Page 1B. a 3 -— 408 : = estmen's in suuvsidiary com- [paste As already stated, it is said » ; only to a limited. * weve resor’’d | qo. ba metnoed of interpos- pment to the oy aayers of new holding com- iad petween the Apex Holding a gnd its subsidiaries. Under the | but _“pyramiding subsidiaries,” | § Trade Commission's report e only with the formation of | P North American Edison C'o. to C the North American Co. : ever the entire common | sock of the linion Electric Light | power Co. of St. Louis, valued | : 911,098,200 Other transfers to | “ North American Edison in- | $10,940,100 common stock of the Cleveland Electric Hlumin- ating Co; and the holdings of the Worth American in the Wisconsin * pectic Power CO “another method of increasing the income accruing to the holding company's common -stock equity,” the report eontinues, was oo im- | » the net earning power Oj ihe ting subsidiaries, SO as (oO in- grease the dividends on their com- wen stock. This inerease in divi- gends would come to the chiel polding company’s treasury. Method a Success. This method was higniyvy success- fyi, Revenues of the operating F qubsidiaries increased year by year, with the result that the “balance for depreciation, dividends and sur- plus” in 1994 was from one and ‘#ree-fourths to four times the cor- | weponding amount in 1920. a combined table for the four principal operating subsidiaries of * the North American -— the ‘Tnion Electric Light & Power Co. i@f St. Louis, the Cleveland Electric Muminating Co., the Milwaukee Blectric Railway & Light Co., and, the Wisconsin Gas & Electrie Co.- shows, for 1924, net operating rev- enues Of $21,562,876; gross income, ; £9°7809.451: interest charges 35,- $32,000. and “balance for deprecia- tien dividends and surplus,” $17,- 457.251. The last total compares | with $7,287,780 for 1919. “Not all of the increase in earn- ings.” the Trace Commission com- Pments, “was due to increased vol-j| “ume of business by properties own- ed in 1919 or to increased economy of operation. Several preperties were acquired and added to the St. for Insull- Power Group. | any sert of settlement would mean ce tte tat tie | North American subsidiaries in and hear St. Louis Late in 1925 the North American. obtained control ef the immensely | Valuable Western Power Corpora- tion, Whose substdiary§ furnishes utility service to an area of 6600 |Square miles, with a population of over 1,400,000 in California. Jointly with the Insull group, the North American in 1926 and 1927. acquired large interests in ithe North Américan Light and Pow- ,er Co., the principal holding com- pany of the McKiniley-Studebaker '| | group. “It will be seen.”” comments the Trade Commission. “that the North American group of companies is for ithe most part a large-city group, il. e., it owns prvuperties in Cleve- land, Milwaukee, St. Louis. San Francisco and VUakland. and has substantial minority interests in communities, these efther have | been contiguous to those already acquired in the larfe cities or were acquired incidentally with other properties that were in the large | cities. Smali-Town Group. “In this respect the North | Ajnerican group is a contrast to the | 'Klectric Bond and -Share groups, which consist for the most part of 'smeati-town companies. Frank L. Dame, president of the North American Company, has pointed | out that ome company operating in | a large city is the equivalent. in volume of business and financing, | to scores of companies in the small | commubities.” In its search for interlocking | stock ownerships ‘between large power groups, the Trade Commis- | sion found an “important case” in | the joint purchase of the MeKin- sull and North American concerns. The report points out that the properties thus acquired lie be- tween and are capable of being connected with Systems already }controlied by Insull and the Nerth American in the Middle West. To seme extent, therefore. it ap- | pears that the two giants of the industry, the Insull’group and the North American, personifted by Samuel Insull and Harrison Wil- liams,-have pooled their interests. What, Gnme~ avonders. will be the next development in the rapid con- ‘coming to be known from traitor- ous behavior. an uMexpected finish last year, when north and south agreed that a fight, and decided to leave things as they were, trusting to time to heal the wounds. Having made to each other the rather enormous concession of abandoning a prospective fight north and south have tacitly agreed that there is some sense and grace of! mind in one another are now rmidy to co-operate in affairs of common interest. The newer and better spirit that has taken the place of the old ani-. mosities is reflected in the sugges- | and hotel accommodations ai tca-'| sonable prices. While the Govern- | , ‘ r ~ Rig ne PS! Ge RR I RE UNA NE NNER HE IONE AE Rn, BH a Te 5 ’ - : . * : = » # * J - My ‘ z > te EME ache ie es We ain, Srey nin: Bg art mame ih agli es teeta. i ae Calihan ™ r » “~ STR TIM ae ERM Ley Ae RY MSI MRS neg fs mse JUST A MINUTE . (Copyright 1927.) * od at - * . & x | Seamless Wilton Rugs 9x12 Size $72.59 9 $150 No matter what your tastes or preferences you will find a suitable Occasional Chairs Special en Sor ee f Gateleg Table practically any decorative scheme. ‘32. : . 00 18= Sprin Dra On the Second Floor. Chintzes & Cretonnes New Spring patterns in domestic and imported qualities Very suitable for slip covers’ and draperies. Fea- turing a price range from 75¢ to $1.35 the ¥d. Rayon Taffeta > flected partly in the increased in- | Irish Free State ing houses have sprung up. Since 9x12,§ -) i} \ | Small Footsteols to match in same coverings as bers wit} | YOU feel like paying the first insta Was th, the new management | | “ we shall compile a second list in time coe Th vat of the Cleveland Electric | IN sol dic sb Pika bods on SE aoc bee see | the next payment. | a Eee " 4 concern which | / . . : “ss é a i per cent bauriy A} im : FABI ee BE" tts common stock. wines. , 3% ae TS HS The season's most popular fabric. It “ cae Sp Jate in 1922 the North A merican | n is in wide use for curtains, draperies, a cam- Once upon a time, Charley Schwab, aft€T “Biaiied to j;. string the East &t_! : | | 3 slip covers and bedspreads. In the ' colors—rose, blue, green, hag | having breakfast at the White House. fore- Teuis & Suburban Co. with its | sunfast. *0 inches wide. Ne Saw an era of business depression. faction, gas and ‘electric power An Open Stock Suite Plain Colors, Yard... $2.50 ig ? : thi § SY ridiaries operating in East St. | When some men say they owe everything louis and nearby communities. : ) | ipes, Yd. Nearly every home needs a bed and dresser or a vanity and bed or some other combi- Multicolor Stripes, $2.75 ‘nation to dress up a spare room or maybe daughter's room. This open stock Suite will t%. The | 3 to their wives, it is hard to tell if they ae: da Rarly In the following vear it ac allow you to inexpensively provide a few beautiful pieces for any bedroom. of BO- bragging or preparing an alibi. Muired contro) of the :S¥ieaaie The picces are unusually attractive in their taupe gray Duco finish, lined with ivory Of best quality ; Mans boot a: Re eh ie on, Light Hea: sna Becer! —_— Love is a wonderful thing: but on the Co. and the Lich: este sseuamaniaeal and soft green, and decorated with sprays of colortu! flowers — Select Only the Pieces You Need ty _ marquisette: with Open Stack—Y ou May y und dines etiakin 4 x-inch ruffle on 10-inch flounce: ffered : ee Ge: “other hand, it is responsible for most of » of St. Louis. a holding company) | Two sizes of Dressers $60 and $85 Straight-End Bed, twin or full Two types of Vanities....$75 and $92 Bow-End Bed, twin or full Colors are rose, blue, gre hid the popular songs ° ith Battered Subsidiaries « ” . 7 In November. 1924 the North Two types of Chests.. $51.50 and $55 | Writing Table and gold. 36 inches wide by 2% Chair, Rocker, Night Stand and Bench ta Match yards long. ia One reason for making motion pictures PAmeriean Co. paid $3.500.000 for See Pieces With Prices in Our Corner Window Pair | ch == lon be- A very comfortable Chair in solid walnut in- terestingly carved and upholstered in choice of several colors of figured velvet. Dip seat and studded with antique brass nails. Oval top measures 34x48 inches open. It has the usual drawer in one end. Can be had with either solid mahogany or solid walnut top and gumwood base. Quantity is limited. Secretary Desk *5 52° Made of beautiful brown mahogany veneer on gumwood delicately proportioned. It is 31 inches wide and well finished—a real adjunct to any living room. Similar pattern with choice of velvet coverings only without carving on frame........$28.00 ' ‘ . eS ee ee mM * . ye ie era ee . _* Fo fe « "i oo 2 ' . — ON LOO I A, ae NNN! EE Eh TE NE EE A Re ee ee ee P — te * 4s 7? * : : — “ “ > a 7 iety Tpecte d society of the ten commandments is that they must 4 4 OCk of the Peninsular Co in BRINGS JOY OF HAPPY FELLOWSHIP De preserved to posterity me way. athe . ; pres o posterity in sd! Titi em™e” Of 1925 it bought | t Dyes your home with gay laughter, cheery The umpire’s decisions now carry more | xis to stock of the | companionship, charm, contentment Acta : ‘Traction Co. and the W : | ; weight than Landis’ decisions. we on Railway igo Sig ve How better translate the spontaneous joy . «4 eens ore of self-expfessio . 2 es the n ‘ne agvantage of jouvudg ties is that che mt cay Na ey, i re music? Wis fj than through good color scheme Wierds with almost anything BiBtpi.) 4. ims ate oa ~ iner means of interpreting accidentally enille > > ‘ 1@St accounts the North musi : omer — in _ ne . 3 ean held about a third of the ; ey Be _ famous Autopiano? ve | | — | ting power in the Washington With this responsive instrument every that. the bathiz pag beauty contest: in way and Electris whi } 3 memb r f th f 1 ® result of a demand for more end *nough to give it pee 2 ee aye ian “i ares y may enjoy actually ra Behar; sive it contro] for creating music as best p] h : strips ; P Ctical Purposes p eases t e mood at a aad 7: : : Marine sets 4 An Important Acquisition. the particular moment. For the Autopiano _ After a an 0 paseptiong oe ees vitally important acquisition immediately endows even those who have o ihe point where he sees p the contro! of the Mississippi | never sat before a piano with the skill and technique of the accomplished artist. $595 Up A smali down payment end easy monthly terms se- cure a supreme Autopiano. Come in today and try it. people want to get something in the op h: ene of the greates: hydro-clec- a ae and the other half want to keep cars loop sear Kennerd’s . . ° ' rear 4 Rive . . ae} | intervention in every port. i, tT Power Co. which owns and somethins Plants in the world, which fur- » spon ie all ow — ‘ag > . " > ‘ . . pe OUT a out of the papers. Shop at Kennard’s and alweys get a seat home. em MS park 70 car at Union Market ° ° a ai 7 4 rates the Keokuk dam. This | Statues of Justice in front of a co¥ L Pany was placed under the. h : : , ! a ” ‘rT 140 miles of high-ten- . : _- 3. D. Be a Wire, a considerable portion | 1100 Olive St. | | 2 ee ; peememeae taes age nee oe — : idle *¢ , + ey : ge Me a Se o a rm S| " - , ‘ . “ : 3 $i & te electric power used by the ) —__— i iii “ : ’ i : a . i —_ . , ‘house do not mean anything. There . of the Union Electric Light | Statue of Liberty in New York Harbor. me Power Co. of St. Louis. Its | * . . ; e by the North American | Life is a fifty-fifty proposition. Sistf the Be that company the command | Ss ieeieemeemieettieenesn en sees ae a

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_.ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH | 1 Ti | 000 (fF We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps—Few Restricted Articles Excepted , mei Combinations } Baby Buntings po mney FAMOUS ~BARR CO noeporianity os ; | FCONOMY S — ‘ ? 1 22 _ Very Special $ | eA 95 ce DENT SO FAR Another Event of Importance Will Be This Remarkable Offering of One Thousand Women’s and Misses’ Spring Coats ments with inside belt for abdominal! sup- € Buntings of blanket cloth, with = ) q he + Two- Thirds of —In a Splendidly Varied Assortment—Newest Desirable port. Of fancy striped material, well lined hood. Trimmed in blue and pink Jant Made Available T ypes—Fur Trimmed or Plain—Every One an Extra Value—at SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 13, 1927 = ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH PAGE = 7 PMA a ee ee ee enon ——-~ + - —~ ote tL sti ‘cme |repudiated his confession. dec | police had promised him Yen ev if he would make a stat e a: and has): Nicholas herday. Nicholas EMENT URED NOTHING om piles— aCing. can be gquick- a penny Just | you a combination tly FREE. If eat- you ewe abseo- Very Special. . NOT'CE Electric Refrigeration B Boys’ Wash Suits Excellent Value at $ 1.39 @ Middy, Russian, fom Balkan and Oliver —_ Twist. styles, with light tops and dark t Good colors * . and combinations. PI > . ". »s ’ : ?« ~ : bes fh Sizes 3 to 8 years . . y- ; * . i ae as ~SS Toy ’ * ‘ . 4 % «3 “‘~SS So ‘ ay “A ~. ‘ ; \ x ~s es > ‘ . ; ~*~ \ AN a * ~ ‘ 7 = - b ———— bie SSS IE mines ~ a. “Ss . ; ~ SS, ~*~, * ‘ x ‘a ‘ Xa : ." ’ 2 Sy SN . “\ N 7 ~ . — . ~ ‘ ‘ Ww ~ Ss VSS : ¢ X * ~ Women’s Sizes 36 to 44 S 5c Misses’ Sizes 14 to 20 | @ Blouses of broad- ; cloth, heavy madras, duplex cloth and chambray in attrac- -_ patterns and col-- Ages 6 to Its . Women’s Umbrellas Seconds of $4.50 Grade boned. i annmmnant silk, with silk frogs. Butson as, Settaes. GTON. 3 fH _ first Four Years ig? ses City. Mo. 4. $87,000,000 Issue. eh DUE LARGELY || { fig [a aa) a ‘7 70 PRELIMINARIES -a @ Rain-or-shine_ silk and Gloria (silk-and- cotton) Umbrellas in 10-rib style, with amber- colored tips and fer- rules. Fancy handles. Basement a Olive and Locust, From Winth to Tenth es tive Ma- and Condemna- ., Suits in Projects Prove Tedious. S, ad SP . Some Len Poet OF AS oe = f ee ide | Me! y ae _ + the first four years of work ene citys $87,372,500 bon for varied public Te $20,590,491 has been spent i veriudes $5,781,121 exp.nded : new Missouri River wate: : the bond item | Wee retired from water revenut j 414,909.30 0 for genera Bretired from ~hunicipa! + ai Se . Extra Values at $6:75 @ Specially secured Coats of flannel, twill and other fabrics, in belted or straightline styles. Sizes 3 to 14 “ years. Basement 4 erdinance sche dule Miieres for general item Muse of a naximum o Ges the first four years, SO [that ge twothirds of ithe max!- for th this egreu p has been spent was the fourth anniversary Byote of the people for the Swhich opened a new period SZouis history | Causes of the Delay. f @ A choice that you'll surely appreciate, especially at the re- markable price of $14.75! There are models to suit so many re- quirements that selection is go- ing to be interesting as well as profitable. You may select from” dressy .and sports models— either fur trimmed or plain, as Silk Chiffon Hose you prefer—or models with Irregulars of $1.75 Grade trimmings of pleats, embroidery, . : i | etc. The fabrics are those most QSc Ny : | popular—including twill cloth, . Be se casha, poiretsheen, plaids and novelty mixtures as well as sports fabrics. lure to keep up to the echedule was due largely t pastty of spending cor Mame in creating t Meinery, making @eand laying the leg: Mier the work have heen speedi meof iate, believe they wil! cate the schedule It was neces- limit the annual ex by the schedule, because if, Ms care would be ts aol toe — full fashioned mee tax ral! raisec F denen the interest and ANS & and with lisle lining Be for S/ fight e. inside of garter top | SS and reinforced feet. ~ ee Basement Economy Store Basement — Trousers “Hercules’’ Brand $3.85 @ Well-tailored Trousers of serges, worsteds and French backs in plain and striped patterns. Plain or cuff bottoms. Sizes 29 to 50 waist. Basement @ Silk from top to would be Models in Spring’s favorite shades as well as some in the popular black-and-white effect A Very Important Selling of W omen’s..Hats-.- Several Hundred New Spring Models—Extra E Valaes—Choice at $9) 88 @€ An unusually in- teresting collection in which many will find most advan- = tageous choice—and oe Special Purchase—Hence These Th | Rayon Dresses” Tubproof Kinds $1] .95 @ Hundreds of practical rayon-and-cotton Dresses which many will want for various Spring occasions —especially at this excep- tional pricé! They're the better kind, made well in many details. Many color combinations. Sizes 36 to 46. ; Beginning\ Monday, the Resalt of Several Fortunate Purchases, This Most Important Selling of OOO Yards of Spring Silks day-Sale of F eaturing the Best Weaves in Most Desirable Colors e Pameeel Servic juilding, sewer |f and Patterns—$2 to $2.50 Qualities—Special, Yard a me to the president of th: e fee Public Service, shows the || An Extraordinary : ret — oe Projects | effect savings that ond aretruly exceptipn- . Purchase Makes — Eeageares : \ al. Hthdreds of : Thi S _ fee = 884.420, electric HT @ A most opportune event is this—one that | ia papaniamdlrs itd tS e's of s:.- jf | will make our Basement Silk Section a prom- } , enateggers ke wo $23.50 Possible Costume Slips ¥ niation and extra size Slips of durable cet- ton charmeuse, rayon alpaca palmetto cloth—tailéred "and deaiena Poy 98¢ right. Extra value at...... : o.me ki ain Basement pss shapes, trimmed in inent shopping center Monday! Just when a splendid variety of many are planning cn fashioning their own fe “effective ways. Spring attire comes this selling—the climax | Basement Economy Store , of a series of special purchases—resulting in Extreme Economy if You Select These . extreme economy. And the weaves are those Women’s Low Shoes that are highly favored for Spring wear, fea- Seconds, But Very Remarkable Values turing plain or printed patterns in a wide $ ] .88 = variety—as well as beautiful color combina- € Dress and sports Oxfords of tions. black satin, blonde and biack leathers. Also pumps, colo- nials, cut-outs and various fan- cy combinations—and black kid comfort Oxfords ang Strap Slippers. Broken sizes. Basement Eeoneomy Store ing ed “ ~a Month in the Head y attached kind. Will rent, at a cost of one enny. Requires oiling tAD,.THE NEWEST. Included are Flat Crepe, Washable Crepe, Printed Crepe de Chine, Georgette Crepe, Black Satin, Taffeta and ‘others. | | a Hasement Licenemy Store wea € Full of twin size metal Bed | with squaré tubing posts, with | 12 fillers and enclosed stencilled Wom Monday Our Popular, Busy Domestic Section Offers Exceptional Values in a Sheets, Spreads, Linens and Wash Goods Free Sew. | ; ) a ee Items Most Needed Now—Make Out Your List and Supply Them Here—and Profit med Free- (fo) )\ 2 Wii it > Se ES | . | Cir co-op- -“y/ ; a | Book a. | er er Radioux Chiffon a —jn wanted Spring patterns arkable of plaids, dots, small checks tity in Secure New Spring Home Decorations Very Profitably From’ Curtains, Draperies & Rugs. 4 The Most Wanted Kinds at Very Attractive Prices '" Voile Ruffled Sets —in ecru ground stitched and picot ors of rose, blue and gold. Extra values Fri ed Ce a Part-Linen Toweling —for kitchen or roller towels. Bleached and with colored border. 2 to ro yard lengths. Special, yard.. 10c Yard-Wide Percale —in dress and shirting style; light and tinted grounds with Ruffled Voile Sets Extra Value, at $2.98 Ivory and beige ground, with contrasting colored bands or ruffled for insertion, with picot edge. Valance and tie- Crinkled pemonter: $2.25 Value, Special Monday at. - § 1 88 8&8 _ Just one hundred of them, so you'll want | to choose early. 8oxros-inch size, with | bolster attached. Ecru color with rose, blue | er gold stripe. Scalloped edge. FOF MODERN FRENCH aTS AT PUBLIC LIBRARY Ope Collection Includes |, Gauguin, Pic: asso, Ma- - @8d Laurencin. etchings, litho- and stripes. 2 to 8 yard mill Special, Brocaded Fabric 36-inch rayon-and-cotton Bro- ‘Take In the Auto Carrying Case —a strong walnut Case which holds the machine, attachments, et¢- metal handle makes it ony to potairs. ae : —_ —_ —— ——_———<—~! ———«, — saci ai 2° (fle toh (es ta gs pipe Pa hss Ries: ee a — a ncn exampies of mf the more “Tiisis, from the * M. Swope, is | room of the art pe c "eae 1 includes “Spanish | Laurencin; | by Cezanne: “Te | Y¥ Marie ‘ t* “Les Coursters,”’ ‘Her artists whose Matisse. Via- U. Veber-Fautrier . idea of the im. " ode rn “4n be obtained from | the exhibition, ; French | caded fabric in rose, blue, tan, gold, green, etc. Extra value, yard Shirting Madras White and tinted grounds with woven rayon stripe and check effect. 32 and 36 inches wide. 9 C Special, yard ..~. «++. Cotton Prints Tinted grounds with neat chintz designs. The colors are guaranteed. 39c value, yard Plain Voile -inch sheer hard-twisted Vo ile in wanted plain shades and white. special, yard Rayon-Mixed Spreads 8ox10s-inch Spreads with bro- caded designs and scalloped edge. In rose, blue and gold. Bolster included. Seconds, special Very ” ep seed. sk codwdus Bed Sheets —of Alexander brand. Sxxpe- inch siz¢; bleached and‘seam less; with deep hem. $1.2: 95 linen silver-bleached Damask in several pleasing patterns. 70 inches wide. Exceptional value; 9&c ~ 46-inch size. figure or stripe designs. BY Tubfast. Special, yard. . Cc Pillow Tubing Pepperell brand bleached Tubing, 42 inches wide and in lengths of 2 to ro yards. 22 Special, yard eeeerteee® Cc Bath Towels —of extra-heavy double- thread kind; white and in 24x Hemmed ends. backs. ORES SNM RT BE: Window Shades net in ei? Axminster Rugs —of beig beiae coeere becom, postal at

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SO A in ne nar) emecnnteeltNapae e ori ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH “s 3 S SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 13, 1927__ | ; eae ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH EN + / Fashionable “Surety” We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps—Few Restricted Articles Excepted | Thermax Percolator Sets , pa Very Special at $12.50 © Consists of 6-cup percolator, tray, creak and sugar holder, all finished in bright nickej. Pm plate. Percolator is fitted with safety fuse, Linen Card Table Covers In Newest Colors, the pai Unusual Value Monday at $3.95 t ; | @ Madeira hand scalloped and elaborately pit hand embroidered—on Irish linen. Lovelier —because they’re so practical. An exception- @ Silk-topped and lisle hemmed service weight Hose are inclu group of “Surety” brand Silk Hose their quality and their smart Spri Hoslery Section- others have attractive me- ally advantageous opportunity to secure dain- woe 2 ty Covers. OPERATED BY THE MAY COMPANY —— ee E Linen Section—Third Floor : a THE MAY CO. THE MAY CO. FAMOUS-BARR CO. M. O'NEIL CO. THE MAY CO. ee: : Los Angeles Denver St. Louis Akron Cleveland sas 4 f 3 — An Opp eMarch trun vent Aly | Begins Monday—With 3 Specially Purchased Carloads of Trunks . ToS EO parse 2 = ——|__ @ Saving many dollars on Wardrobe Trunks of such excellent makes and styles—with a ae Ss Sample | three carloads from which to select—most assuredly warrants choosing now—even if the Se |b! ae baa all Mig beer ? ~ | x3 : : ‘ | vacation trip will be your first need of a Trunk. For a purchase of such magnitude— a Winship Trunks | an event of such value-giving—doesn’t come often! A d] KS : | ? The Trunk With the Doors | - CC) W A surprisingly unusual offer- | : Tt eC Ce OT pecia S ing! All have the easily | Whear Trunks Wardrobe Trunks s ; opened “doors” for which this | Full Wh Ward nd . hs Very $24 75 : 7 : " make is celebrated. Used as | ull-size eary Wardrobes with moth- . | Will Make Monday 5 Shopping Profitable floor samples—in best of con- proof fabricoid lining. Also a number of $ 0 Special at... . ; ; dition and most desirable the.popular Wheary “Wardrola” Wardrobes, 75 of these were included in re cA Spring offering of Art Needlework that means styles. Far below their value that roll open. Extraordinary value at..... this big special purchase. Fi- ee savings on the very things now in demand. or phone ny igen. gan ita ae ee | S Sree. +... $100 : ‘ COR en Se CONTERInay ee : d. Full . 7 ) Needlepoint Bags + Binsdini + Phone Dolls | Tyeek...... $75 | Wirdrobe Tesinks Wilisialieiiins: Tienes arrange ull size OL Tig Finely meshed, some with attrac- Ou oir —Cardboard telephone Dolls, simple 1 Trunk. . $70 pestis ee, & tive petit-point figures or floral Novelties to adjust and colored in soft eee $45 Special $35 pecia $39 50 Ne | | designs, etc. They are semi-made, shades that will harmonize 14 3 Trunks ..... $55 at... @ | at..... . SF | with backgrounds to be $2 95 Ver with any surroundings..... C These 25 fiber-covered, bulge-top Custom made—entirely out of the eM XE FF £ filled in. Special....... ° Special Sample Wardrobe Trunks are well rein- org 2° eee wor wenger he | : | Stamped Huck Towels forced with steel bands, First in- ly. Full size, with ironing board, mere SES BOPP. ts Stamped Krinkle Spreads Stamped full-size linen huck Tow- Wh T k spection of them will convince — and shoe box. Very eeK: : z i Sade krinkle Spreads, stamped in floral $4.59 | ele with scalloped edges ‘and flo- Cary iTunes | new ee ais PS el FL ctay -garlands oe basket istione. For ao: | “ral pr as Specially 50c¢ ACE peer . oes : Se aces : _ i a _ — lazy-daisy $1.49 serrate Vlnritenie ceeemeeat-onides, Steamer Wardrobes | Wardrobe Trunks Steamer Wardrobes | [ Y™> [E> Jy acc oR: emorol ery cane eo Oe 6 er0 ® ; ; Wy Wheary Trunks $65 V V ‘ ® > ee ee ss we ik: a, ve a2 ’ | Dainty vanity acces- | i oy Very | vag? vase <a | Pee * Stamped Boudoir Pillows —= sories—of rose, | piper bees senicaragion 1 All-Hanger Trunk, | Special at $16.95 TE apspaes $29.75 visa: $35 Do RR oe : Stamped shadow-stripe lawn Pil- | blue or green—cov- | Wasunaaer ea in black ad Special at ... .$69.50 | Ideal Trunks for short | Round - edged Ward- | Just ten of these—and F* ae Se a tne eee ; lows, in floral designs. A choice |. ¢ted with gold lace,<~ 4 wensiied 3 1 Extra Large Trunk, | trips; good looking and | robe Trunks with very | the name of the maker ee ss im of heart, round, oval, or ob- \\ finished with | a 1 ner dackeee: a cioiial 46c | Special at $90 | sturdy. Steamer ward- | durable covering, bulge | on each one tells how Or Nae aes Poe long shapes in various colors 16c | so flower gar- | wsne-verih dacinincammntiied Leeteirede' vee | 1 Wardrola Trunk | robe style, —— open top Rona = Seong they're < eS oe | : |, | : ith fiber and fitted | protecting bands. Fit- | fered. ound - edge bw Sve a ee © . Stamped Oyster Linen Pieces ie Be, | Shoe Bags od | Special at ...... $100 | with drawers.and hang- |‘ted with many con- style, well built and Go Sa eat © Oyster white Linen Scarfs, Buffet brushes, hand- Pleasing art ticking Shoe Bags, | 1 Golf Trunk. . .$49.50° | ers. ia ragiat gts highly conventent, :' ¥ ame Pieces and Centers, stamped in | kerchief boxes, choice of 12 or 16 pocket style. | See nite’ Luggage Section—Sixth Floor oe os } Seayestional patterns for French | glove contain- Stripes = flower garlands, in . Be ope 4. ot or lazy-daisy em- ) ers, tra rose, orchid, canary, or yen? 4 broidery. Special at...... o9c + combs, etc. es + blue—special.............. 89c . i S ‘al Offer t Di 3 d Model ana gree } ss a : pecia ering of Discontinued Models im’ * , — A | Wire Doll Lamps (vanity lights), special...... 89c Cheval P icture Frames , See i ‘eH fe a | Radio or Victrola Mats, tapestry and velour. . .$1.59 , mentee: ; \ Stamped Art Cloth Dining-Room Pieces......49c Offered $ AQ e eC S z a 1] ) 7tr “f an Stamped Art Cloth 5-Piece Tea Set............ 79c Special at... — | i 8s ug Stamped Organdie or Rayon Aprons.......... 59c oss Beier bk Art Needlework Secti Third Floor bee ray F . Pree are . 4 (Attractive swingitg Picwre | At Remarkable Savings § ffi a) | Frames finished in gold and silver wes } : us a ; ; ; . ee ae fee Brot inch | @ Do you want to “centralize” your kitchen iW le , } : size. ey afr ' : ; ek | z | Men S Mayknit Union Suits # «glass and back. Your photo will work with one of these celebrated Cabinets— —} | “Ta F “4 mai be fitted without extra charge. and make your kitchen more attractive at the 3 ft : rs ) Picture Section—Sixth Floor | Same time? Then come Monday to see the tlh. “ee | | —High-Quality Garments, Sold Here Exclusively splendid Klearfront models offered at these ex- wou AEE ‘Fe treme price reductions—and come early+—for. eee . some of the finishes and styles are in limited pe — Speci $ 35 FR Pil] f } numbers. fe) — | . ie $84.50 White Enameled; 48-in,...... $71.95 : | tig f | —Just 600 Pairs in This Group 18 O Gray Enameled; 48-in..... ..$71.95 ck Y — 75 Oak Effect; 48-inch size $63.75 i th splendid . . | : ’ BoM os cole e | a Satin tation shied foaiins pa ye Offered Special, Pair $72.95 White Enameled; 42-in....... $61.95 oe for their comfort and serviceability. . $72.95 Gray Enameled ; 42-in... ....$61.95 WearE : Knit from selected yarns in ribbed ue $63.50 Oak Effect; 42-in............. $53.95 car-nver 5m . . y ° - ? . Special oe. styles that give with the body and sw — $67.95 White Enameled; 36-in...... . $57.95 Valee..... 49 me | greatly to the wearer’s comfort. Short $67.95 Gray Enameled: Cin $57.95 Two-at.’ suniuent dl : or long sleeves, knee or ankle length. ¢mien ve Pans shat ane ; Sizes 36 to 46. xcellent quality HMancy red saucepans—for’ Pp d Pillowcases—some are neat- Deterred Payments, if Desired 48 steaming f f rinte | Men'a Underwear Setticn—Maln Ticor ly hemstitched. Others have ; Vo al | : 4 lace trimmed edges and still Wear-Ever Pans | Steamer Pans Flour in | Silk Crepes Wear-Ever aluminum Steamer | 50-lb. japatined tin Extra value 4-quart Sauce- Pans to fit in the 4-quart | with side handles Most Unusual at, Yard dallion inserts. An unusual ‘pans of Wear-Ever aluminum, oy opportunity for saving. with cover and side saucepans; side han- 00 - fitting hinged cover. ; ) For Monday and Tuesday—An Offering of 27 i iinis dideinbinn Pee. nantes Pe ey $1.00 | dle. Special | ray $1.00 | Specia a : Sy : . $798 ; ns; @ Unusual at so low a price because fl stippled and figured patterns are the net ‘and their colorings are the most charn Spring blouses and frocks. All silk creg enport Suit |] 40 inches wide. 5 Deetians am : < Washable Dr You Will Like These Three-Piece Pullman Spring . 7: Dav $30 Allowance for Your Machine || CHWNESE RUGS | They Are $375 to $400 Values RH Toward the Purchase of a A New Arrival in the Furniture : _—_ oot $ Q 8x10-Foot $ N D <R : , ) ae aes | ize for. Size ew Domestic Rotary § Ss S= , age In Sm ; } y) pps: y} | === . : art Spring S : Electric Model SSS ( AS $ as — 9 | A gorgeous taupe, sand, gold, gray or blue Chinese = F plendid yy $7).95 $9.95 $. Rug for your home—rich in color harmonies and con- @ This unusual allow- _ = i Pe wees _ tor gee ‘ trasts—embodying Service-giving workmanship and ance is offered for a 9 | : quality that the age-long Chinese art has perfected. limited time only—and it , kar : @ This sect | —_ silky and heavy—20 of them measuring 9x12 ies ae oe a ae | € “Pullman” Coil Spring Bi : 4 to its reput cont emedll measuring Sxi0—each a beauty. An ex- sein, a ehoes one oe | port Suites are particularly } q senting new | P a! opportunity: Console or Desk Electric, for their combined c ae this asso = Deterred Payments May Be Arranged that many more should . beauty of design. As this um offered Mor consider it. Domestic Console tion indicates, they are VE dainty, . Have a New Domestic tractive in app e the models ; Small Oriental Mats for Your Spring Sewing. chairs are of the: wear, all are Heavy weave Oriental Mats in 2.7X%5.2 to 3x6 The accuracy, speed, con- loungy type, ard the d _— se ver | pune, Minne aval useful in many rooms. 39 $ venience and smooth-run- port that opens to 2 ra . a ge Jewel-like colorings and rich pat- ning operation of these Ro- : ha pore 3 ‘ i oe ees MNOS OE. es... ) tary Electric Machines will sized bed . oe Corded d . delight women who sew. coil springs that are: rayon J : | Fifth Floor And the furniture-type cab- bl ilient and ré a ¢ ; inets are charming additions a ae 4 lovely tiss a 3S : ————— to many rooms. : : y - es es $5 Cash, Balance This style, one of boleros- a Monthly, if Desired. ones just received, is trimmec “a Phone GArtield 3900 £ uphoistered with linem : “ae bs a Domestic demonstration loose cushions. _ eens Domestic. in your home—no charge. 3: eal Pa alee | Desk Sewing Machine Section— Fornitere ‘ " his ga Sixht Floor a Pan

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 13, 1927_ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — Le tn A - tte — Fashiondbbe “Sasuae” Mask We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps—Few Restricted Articles Excepted Girls’ Tub Dresses Thermax Percolator Sets | } | * In Newest Colors, the pair, $1.95 Unusual Choice at $1.95 to $2.95 Very Special at $12.50 3 € Sitk-topped and Wille Meceiad use . pf - @ = mmed, ight an : “ ” “ * Consists of 6-cup percolator, tray, cream : | service weight Hose are included in this Frocks in pr ae | pe oak od or nd sugar holder, all finished in bright nicke}. . = group of “Surety” brand Silk Hose—you'll like tailored models with smart vestees and in- plate. Percolator is fitted with safety fuse . 7 their quality and their smart Spring colors. . serts. Of gay prints, broadcloth, woven tis- Electric Shop—Basement Gallery | 3 : Hosiery Section—Main Floor O P E K A T E D B y T H E. M A y C O M Pp A N yY sue and other weaves—sizes 7 to 14 years. THE MAY CO. THE MAY CO. FAMOUS-BARR CO. M. O’NEIL CO. THE MAY CO. Girls’ Apparel Section—Fourth Floor Los Angeles Denver St. Louis Akron Cleveland k BH . J An Opportunity of the Most Extraordinary Interest—Begins Monday— EER | Safran ni | s and styles—with Ys am S @ y now—even if the F =} | such magnitude— —_ E. i : = : . | ; ° . ) fame |) | —Hundreds of Dresses in Newest Stylesfor Spring (aaiy\\( Soule eB @ | : BL TiS EN ELE A ae |S a oO ae, 460%, oe~ $ 202 BQACYZD | Aévance Notice! Leather Handbags : . : obe Trunks $24.75 ' i : “» : | | | « € « . wong FS | ma D orothy Gr ays Representative A Purchase ot 750 Bags—Choice at oy mee g were included in i Pp ; pecial purchase. Fi- A bulge-top Trunks et ; : @ St. Louis women and “ae | Ea . 3 Is Coming Here Again Tuesday! wilt and conveniently ne 4 f ‘eis 76 . Sok . r "a Full size. : “oe a | eae . misses will want to bring Ee . oF ff PS Se . theip beauty questions to this authorized represent- (f4 a ie @ Every one an unusual value at this price! The alli- ative of the renowned spe- gator and lizard grain, calfskin, pin-seal and vachette Cialist—there will be no »= i Handbags that are Spring’s smartest in leather—and “we at ; oF , td a . “|! | q af i on ) “, ‘ ee atte ar . 2 hUl CU i | il charge for her suggestions rae Tans, the most favored of underarm, pouch, strapped and Tae: | | & ‘: -_ i | #)\\\ ' and advice. i 3 other styles. Las NI i | :.. | @ ry | . “eat roms Dorothy Gray’s Fifth Avenue Salon, she Whatever color your costume, here's a Bag to — —Hi } ‘ae JE eg | Sw YZ . : rings latest news on beauty care, and will explain harmonize with it. Gray, red, blue, blonde, acumen | — | f- ‘ at the use of Dorothy Gray's Preparations for counter- n e—~also black. And remember | } ‘ \ Hi acting age and beautifying youth in skin and facial eer Pe ~ —- pales i ; i > ‘, : HY (ry fp MY, | : if \ = | | \ ) i ih = : remain until Saturday night. Handbag Section—Main Fleer oO . . ; if Ms i $i ; . a . —— . > . . . ’ s . 9f Discontinued Models in | ay nt | just at the season’s beginning! Concessions $ 5 | B from the Eastern manufacturers bring the : € SS | the i | ’ | | / ; 7, , Cc aA b 1 Th e t S ik ma : opm dad GOS. € Milanese Silk Gloves like these are lb Pa, Weta | : gd \4 ) very charming for wéar with Spring : | (car, (ae | i) q New Corsettes that / costumes—and they follow the mode Clever style points will call attention co a er ah AYE inc, vhost, eS ee ee ee . : : 7 am AY » embroider sizes in man ele vings wir 4 Bi , iil 36 ot mes wR ct earns —and achieving figure Bo % a shades and all extra special . / — ~ iid tuc S, p eats, aces and [fil nettects smartness without uncom- : | ~~ , *, vaiues . i i H \ bi bt) rm “ j ; ; : oe a y Gl Section——“Main Floor Bit aiat ~~ yi \' | AT THE I give unusual appeal to authentic tai- fortably stiff boning. Elas- ‘. es uae pe your kitchen ied janeeveei ee ( v4 ua iit} lored, bolero, two-piece and redin- tic is inserted on the sides Bias Yom Cabinets— ee | \ mie gote models. Frocks for every day- Py some have jersey at [FF 4 W m n’ Silk Umbrel las active at the == — | \- 8 Bex: time occasion—for every taste. wl oe ) OF | omen S y to see the , =f \ ; Corset Section—Third Floor ¢ al 3 -, see tw - or $5.98 Value, for ed at these ex- nt (2 dS , =; f , bme early—tfor ~. € Navy blue, green, purple, brown, * red and black silk Umbrellas with els of wool crep- | A pits P _— y tigure type. . We plain or fancy Borders and the fash- » TOO. | Fourth Fleer € Two or three stones may be set ion-favored 16-rib frames with am- in these prong and basket Mount- ¢ ber-colored handles and tips. ings of 18-k. white gold, delicately . So designed. A real saving at this So ape age y ie poet et that . ! >. “~" ice! Main F! Balcony just 500 S unusual Saving Wear-Ever Pans N ty oe is EC sis probably won't last even through Special 49¢ | : (oh) y £ . | the day. Value..... a HY ae] : . : oe Umbrella Seetion—Main Fleer Two-qt. aluminum Pudding | * Pans that can be used in Coe . 4 s—for boiling ® p : t d | (i) / See P| \ > YAR Tt , | ~~ 3 Ecemdag inet }) Frinte Aa eB ate ann? x Strap Wrist Watch ~~ a Wicd Pye ccm: -\ VAat : mee, ap Wris atches “ es. une Fi S lk % i | - b. .* c ‘ s . teamer Pans Flour Bins l Cr epes { et) «By aA BD as | : For Men and Boys Sa ver aluminum Steamer 50-lb. japanned tin Flour PR | : | phy? = | ga es : : fit im the 4-quart with side handles and goo | Most Unusual at, Yard oe a ‘snk | | | @ More and more popular ial 5 ge5 | $1.00 ental ona te $i 4 ¢ 98 \ F ws 4. 2 4 | > /FE | iN gto for they’re the most con- Housewares Section— Basement Gale | 1: | | CB Sed [Py AN | 7 ‘ venient way to carry “the Ww | x : % ‘ : a ; time.” And so dependable ® j, ( Unusual at so low a price because their i | : ae | | aes Ya : , a ae ee Three-Piece Pullman Spring '} Stppled and figured patterns are the newest— | ie eee: agree, \ that many men and boys @® jj) 2nd their colorings are the most charming for : ; i ae : a should obtain them. |} pring blouses and frocks. All silk crepe de chine, } a fae 2 Fg = : | | | : a ) ort Suites : | 40 inches wide. maptions Silk Section—@hird Floor ¢ we \ _ ' | | 3 | 5 f ‘ ‘: de J \/ r “ fe F Strap Watches | Strap Watches : | » * » ' q| 7 Y, ave , ee :g ; aR : : : } om : 3 : y/ Special at | Special at A New Arrival in the Furniture Section! § | V V ashable Dresses | | en? | § 4, ¢ | $595 | an In Smart Spring Styles Extra | Cushion-style Watches with) Rectangulat, engraved A Splendid $ . oe , i me Sy OR i. “ae : | : on ie | ; laminous dial and nickeled | Watches with jeweled move- Investment at. . - > 95 ‘A> Sp ectal r 5 : , case. Warranted movement | ment, luminous dial and good- | i V d / ues ‘7 > 4 if : and strong wrist strap. looking leather strap miount- 3 4 | ° , ‘ - pF | ‘ , | . P ing. ‘in } € This section adds again DS 4 gi Ee | | ) Ries 2% 2a a € “Pullman” Coil Spring Davet=@ } to its reputation for pre- ° Bea J on rep eee pee at $14.45 port Suites are particularly noted: ti wes senting new styles, = I jandkerc e S | | ewel movements that will be accurate, reliable ienshaspecs. for their combined comfort alis@ ) this assortment that’s first ' | ot often so attractively priced. beauty of desi As this illustra 3} hc Be offered Monday. From the @ Selecting these popular styles on Wateh Sectlon— Maia: Flees 4 Poa ai Monday and Tuesday—when the special eae - . . - t-. % * oe : ' 7 , . ] t a 1 ’ = tion indicates, they are very 4° #7) Wee x = dainty, simple garments to : — | mee re 4 Se: =P J ‘ — joneee vines that would HAY tas Be 3 tractive in appearance. The; i RET the models smart tor street aie “ Yaa —_— saving <j | | i ye beim N W ] C ti chairs are of the deep gy aS wear, all are so attractive— not ordinarily be p cw OO Oa ings loungy type, ar the dave i ; ’ ve: a — you'll want many of them! Ty a eee Handkerchiefs "Kemslitele 3 i} Yr 2 | port that opens to a Ue Bay? ; 3S Each $1 00 Each 18¢ Dozen | ny i The ).98 to $: .98 | < ews : : : ied Bt win ; ae 3 for. ms sized bed Rag “Relica! orks i. Toro Corded dimities, foulards, Women’s handmadg ge $ 1.00 x Yard.... coil springs that are rema . F eee rayon Jacquard, stippled kinds of fine linen. Men’s large-size oo Women’s good quality i : ably resilient and restful. | < C ‘ and checked rayons, and Hems are hand-drawn ens with the widely Irish linen Handker- “i @ Mere are 38 pieces of new Spring eta eel ‘ . and corners hand-em-_ preferred %-inch hem- chiefs with midget | | zz) | : lovely tissue ginghams are broidered. stitched hems. herns—1-16 inch. peg ee: be or rr idebeeaditan wrap. ——- fa ae a a included. Some have jaunty : in 4 stripes and and new This style, one of several new a) as | jf boleros—all are cleverly Voile ’Kerchiefs 25c Handkerchiefs Handkerchiefs ; monotone, @ stippled inches wide. ay ~ * - e * * - ey ¢ os ones just received, is mohaw | | trimmed and gay in Spring Kach 1 Fach 1? I C Six 39 C abete omer Oty 3 Istered with linen frieze tee ge colorings. Extra sizes in 125¢ “en 2 for ) . Ter upho Ai < g at... 2 ’ , s Cy loose cushions ; 2 : some styles Large size Handkerchiefs for Women's ifmported Handker- oose . ; ' , | Gaily colored Voile Hapdker- men. Good quality imported chiefs with woven borders in I AIL AL ALA AL ae eee Te J : , : Fernitere Sction—Seventh Fleet @ . 54 Woolen chiefs in novelty printed and~ cambric—colored woven bor- bright Spring colors. easy Sy TAY VT Heese Drees Sectieon—Third Flicor g other new styles. ' ders. Handkerchief Secties—Maie Fieer en cn ae soaumpannes coe LA ee re A A AE SS ae eames one a aa tere er EE NE A I A ——— aaa

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ERC ae SoPREAPOs Bdge he i Lar’ + c © ” ~ os . ~ a —— 7 = ? -_ “ ” 4 ‘ : ROE chm Cet, Wiehe eK phtie arte pe ae git 8 aren eereree . - s i OR RP CTA, cate DG WLR oo AR ae ies oa PARES OL SES” LR RR IN a ye eat . age oe ee — oo ms ~ P : ee — a sa - nates _ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH PAGE 8B ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH WERNER & WERNER SOLD TO NEW CLOT ING CORPORATION Greenfield Brothers and Roths-— child of Kansas City to Take Over Location. Negotiations for the purchase of & Werner elore at Sixth and Locust streets by a new corporation, comprising rep- regentatives of Greenfield Brothers taken ba of St. Louis and Rothschild & Sons 5 and i cent st ‘of Kansas City, were completed vesterday. Greenfield Brothers will move from Eighth and Olive streets to the Werner & Werner corrter. The stock of the Werner company has the Weil Clothing © be closed Monday for disposition of their present stoc: been sold to Greenfield s Wiil to open Tuesda: the Werner clothing of (,reen' eld 7 a a Mrs. J. B. BReacn. . aceards rd’ capacity and duress. Overica, Derarrment i j ' . te | artist residing ai . _— ‘ . jrive Her husband | lingame, a. cert “OuUniLan ea" © = eS -~* ified public Mrs. Sheila Ellsworth Burlingame P , enare nro her gramnc- ¢‘ West ) : qrossman, 5* Suit filed by E. M. Grossma®”, of Yi rs. she Was - - re re a #-« >» - have inherited her fathers sna: fa- h. was Mrs marriage her Se. ond nus- hand. who was possessed of proper- ty in West Palm Beach and Sauga- : . : 1t Malt- + in . : > . which she bequeathed the estate to Swiemer of Saugatuck . el — & Palm and Miss Louise Farrow 0. alm : ae The suit alleges meDta: in- ‘. . Mrs. Burlingame is 4 painter and 7669 Corswaild is Harrv Bur- ac- Lower-Priced Ready- to-Wear for Women, Misses and Children oe Convenient Outside ' Entrance on Ninth Street Women’s New Veiled Print ik Dresse 15 Definitely new in detail and color effects are these veiled printed Georgette Frocks. Navy or black Georgette crepe is made over a slip of colorful pr: ae . * . t and finished with tucks, medallions and pleats. ' ——— Georgette Over Prints Sizes 16 to 46 . You will find innumerable occasions this Spring and Summer that demand just such Frocks as these! There are many different ‘styles for matron and miss— each style designed in the newest Spring mode. Lower-Price Ready-to-W ecar—Basement. New Soft Felt Hats Soft, } felt Hats shown Monday for the very fi , , ry first time? All new, all smartly styled. In red, green, violet, and blue. Large and small head 5 $ Vandervoort’s Lawer-Price Millinery—Basement. = » ¥ , he + = c a aS ous , + Pet Ratan proe Pe YC IN et ea WOMAN SEEKS SHARE. | OF $100,000 ESTATE Mrs. S. E. Burlingname 0! St: | ouis Contests Will of Grand- : +. ae = * te a ? wow a + ” > 7-. i” . fs . . " Soe eS my mm a4 prar oe) «wlabe oe clog ys | } 4t- ( Pia NW AAYTALATA A AS ce NAM, V4 AVA NAATACATASATAA AIM NIM NIM NIN | : MMIVNIMNG | | STMT AYATAS Ww oN . 7 HELA o*,* 3 a*,* 4 e . WINOD ¢ AY OH , AY AVAVAYAY v WA o Beginning’ Mond: Exposition of Ea American Quiltir and Hook Rug: PFODAr is a day of Early Ame: fluence in the home. Furnituz ) draperies, pillows to be most prsas fom pre *e Set Wi hearken back to the days of the +i White House, hoop skirts and*p =H wigs. So ae Prints smartly ne with piaiwm fabrics in piece costumes. cz * * # Be Biue in all shades is chig | for every hour of the day. Be. + £ # - Black satin crepe uses the * ow . Monday morning we are ope . Exposition of. Early American Ho and Quilting in the Art Needlewo Rugs From Philadelr Authentic old pat ave beer from Philadelphia coll Heré revel in designs made lonial first masters of the Hook Rug art- how attractive the patterns are whe _ by our modern Hook Rug makers. F you may see pillows, bedspreads an lounge covers of beautiful two-tonec ‘which are quilted in patterns ins Colonial needlework. oe Es “ha New Silks] Q il Parade for Sprin In Smart Colors and Small ~ bi ee a is 2 Re atterned Prints aa _ The new, fashion-right Silks for Spring are present 4 in handsome array at Vandervoort. Here are the lustrous ~ Satins, fine silk crepes, colorful prints and sports silks the ~~ Visit the display, learn how simple mode approves. . = create such needlework under our cc ql instructors, and ask for the Hook R : Sa let which explains patterns and mat Lustrous Crepe Satins ee Aetail. : This pure dye Crepe Satin is a particularly good quality; ~ is reversible, and may be chosen in daytime and ing shades. $3.50 yard a Bella-Faille Crepe — A light-weight Faille Crepe that has met with enthusi- ~ astic response the short time it has been shown. Ideal for ~ the all-season frock. Spring shades. $3.95 yard > . oe Cheney prints, Pussy Willow prints, printed ret : Crepes and printed Crepes de Chine, in the small patterm a7 &, Oe Ps? May i Po*.% > > ve -¢. i: — s =. fie +, J Cie ‘a “ « ‘ -_ ? fw We Mao Fae? ad 7 ew, os. 6-4. eeignmat ee re ne oe ¢ VYoowe Pattern 6805 WHS 28. 75 SS @,°, ¢. eee y &¢ OLS e > (n> * . Ss atl o ~~ a &° 4 POO Pat ™ a . aaa -& 7 ae ' = : Black Silks In the Mode Black Crepe Satin | Rich black crepe Satins in a large display for daytime and | evening gowns. a ese De a ‘.

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; SUNDAY MORNING. MARCH 13, 1927 ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH AFFIDAVITS. SAY PRISON MIGHT = KL. SDS py _____ 5], LOUIS POST- DISPATCH PAGE 9B C. Saunders.- president De Laxe Auto Co.; Norman B. Champ, vice & president Champ Spring Co.; 8te- © phen M. Wagner, president of the Board of Education, and Charles J, ' Kron, vice presiderit Kron Uader- l taking ("o. Battke Creek Sanitarium Foods . _ These health-promoting foods are carried in complete stock in a special department in CO aa ~~ our Basement. Be sure to visit this de- partment, or . . , Telephone GArfield 7500 Sf + . F po You Need Glasses? v 3 yourself of satisfaction by receiv- a _ perrre le and dependable service. J t-e—administered by experts that B 24 ; quality with unsurpassed advantage ~ ‘; Optical Department. _ —— Hours: Daily 9:00 to 5:30—Saturday 9:00 to 6:00 | Olive and Locust, F ren Ninth to T ‘enth | Telephone Orders, Shoppers’ Aid GArfield 7500 | QUAL/TY GROCER --, (— me . ’ ‘ ~~ 7 ' ’ 7 ak . ] ; ' 7 a P A DW > 7 Phones: OBntral 2127-2157 | ' | Three St. Louis Physicians Declare Former. Circuit’ \ Clerk Is Suffering From a: Specia] to the Post-Dispatch. INDIANAPOLIS, |. March Nat Goldstein, former, St. Louis po- litical leader, is sufferihg from six | diseases and if he is compelled to | serve the two-year sentence in | Leavenworth penitentiary imposed | for his participation in the Jack Daniel whisky conspiracy, he likely will die. So three St. Louis phy- sicians set fc.th in affidavits filed PANCY BLEND COFFEE—W hole, by Congressman Dyer of 8t. Louis iL , Sega or steel > See $1.00 in United States District Court here , HOLLAND HERRING—AH Mlich- in an effort to persuade Federal | ; goods; Judge Baltzell to put Goldstein on probation. It is Goldstein's only chance to | | escape serving the setence. The ap- | plication will be heard on March | ® ; — . The physicians pointed out {hn their affidavits that after an exam- ‘ination they found Goldstein to _be suffering from six ailments, |which they stipulated. Among the most alarming were hard- ening of the arteries at the , wrist, above the collar bone an? in,the region of the breast bene. and a dialation of the aorta. Trou- ble with the lungs and. respiration system also were mentioned and the physicians pointed out that Goldstein is unable to sleep except by being propped up by pillows. A& 4 result of these ailments the doctors agreed that close confine- ment, anxiety, grief or physical ex +, oe : ’ : A “ iOS KOK ae e*é. yawn ! WN ‘\ 2 . } 6 - a “e \\ 0, INONON OMY Ne VANé, WG hs \ \ >». SOOM "e's" K - 7. oe SX LA. GOLDEN BLOATERS— Fancy; each HAMS—Fancy Sugar-( ured. 25ce 1% or Whete; per ib. ...- BACON—Paneys, leon; per tb. CALLI i“, e. was Beginning Monday Exposition of Early American Quilting and Hook Rugs ODAY is a day of Early American in- fluence in the home. Furniture, rugs, Satin has gained neu! fash- ion importance for evening. ae > Prints smartly combine with plain fabrics in twe- piece costumes. | ee Biue in all shades is chie for every hour of the day. - $F & \N SS \ \\ AN \ IRE. Dig ES RANGA MO ENN EBD ALS AE LN APA AAC CN OE ALAM AAs . » o~ a aS. 2 ar.. eo. @e Per tb. DRY SALT BACON— Per iil s \A aed) Tm Beginning Monday—A March Event Brings Three Value-Giving Groups of ~~ Black satin crepe uses the reverse side for trimming on distinctive black frocks. ® * | draperies, pillows wigs. Monday morning we are opening an # Exposition of. Early American Hook Rugs and Quilting in the Art Needlework Shop. to be most modern hearken back to the days of the Colonial White House, hoop skirts and* powdered Dresses of Year- Round Prints Year-’round Prints and Dimity have come to be the most favored raa- terials for home Also New Dimity Frocks Handmade Filet and Irish lace edges, handmade collars, touches of hand embroidery ertion would prove disastrous to the heart and blood vesse would cause death because of Gold- stein’s age, which is 65. The affi- davits were filed separately by Dr. | J. Curtis Lyter, St. Anthony’s Hos- pital; Dr. J. ©, Bram, Baptist Hos- | pital, and Dr. H. E. Johns, United States Naval Base Hospital. | Judge Charlies W. Holtcamp of jthe St. Louis Probate Court de- clared that Goldstein was the most efficient Circuit Court Clerk ever |} to hold. office there and asgerted . which } on SSpaA w ’ ING ‘powp OLD DE CLF. S-Ub. Bags ka was ee Ted | To Paper 1%¢ rawuy bor. 0 PRAC . Torin Brand; Ne. 2'% Size Can... , one « ~~ - = - _ .- > « _ Feet = + «@ @ eee eee ee eee nr eer er err’ eee eS Pe eo ee eee © - ~ >> - ~~" * a * e ae “® that his honesty and integrity was never doubted. “His seputation in the community for thé 20 years that I have known him ® good,” the Judge said: . ) Circult .Judge 351 A. Hamilton concurred in Judge MHoltcamp’s statements. He poin®d out that Goldstein was recognized'as a good citizen. in the community and was highly esteemed. “I have known him for 26 years and his reputation *s good,” he said. ‘“‘His record as Clerk of the Court brought univer- sal applause.” Businéss men all concurred in their petitions that Goldstein's reputation in the community was good and vouched for his honesty and integrity. Those signing peti- tions are: Alfred K. Puckett, sec- retary of Wagner Bros. Moving and Storage Co.; Lyman T. Hay, prest- dent Hotel Jefferson: Robert F. Lee, manager St. Louis Automobile | Deslars’ Association: A. N. Kings- bury, president City Trust Co.:; J. ES MA K T Olive Street Rd. and North and South R Store Hours—1i ; 5 B.-A Take Bus at Delmar Loop—Brings You Direct to This Store or Creve Coeur Street Car—Walk 4 Blocks Weat Sunday-Monday Specials in Addition to Those Previously Advertised Cut from positively corn- fed yearling cattle. _ Books, 35c, 50c, 75c . —— ina” and pearl buttons are a few of the dainty Springlike trimmings. Dresses and these feature the newest patterns with col- ors for every taste. In ‘Three Feature Groups 5, +5 and $622 This is an event to which economical women will rally with much pleasure, for “Queen-Make” Frocks are known for pretty styles and excellent quality—and every one of these nev models is made in a new S. . “xg way certain to please. Wash Dress Shop—tThird Floor. ous Crepe Satins Notions for Spring Needs pe Satin is a particularly good quality; Art Needlework Shop—Second Floor. Attractively Priced may be chosen in daytime and evening - RVERY day brings new $3.50 yard : things to the Notions Shop ‘¥ 1 for practcal needs and decora- | tive novelties—a fascinating place to visit. : Rubber Household Aprons Cretonne trims these new Household Aprons in light Rugs From Philadelphia ¥ A | Authentic old patterns ave been secured f 1 S i from Philadelphia collegtions. Here you may f : “Colonial women, &% i revel in designs made 3 eae first masters of the Hook Rug art—and see > for Spring how attractive the patterns are when copied by our modern Hook Rug makers. Here, too, t Colors and Small tterned Prints @ you may see pillows, bedspreads and chaise lounge covers of beautiful two-toned taffetas ‘which are quilted in patterns inspired by h-right Silks for Spring are presented at Vandervoortis. Here are the lustrous pes, colorful prints and sports silks the oe - + =! —_——=—* * en "se eee eee ee eer eerre & ne ew + - ‘ re = oe + = = © - - Pied oe > * _ en ee ee ee ~~ Small patterns are most promi- nent, including dotted, floral, geo- metric and other Spring effects that you ll like. Long and short- sleeved models are included and _ all skirts have smart pleats. Sizes 36 to 46 in lot. > = = j | Colonial needlework. = © “* The Spring Exposition opens Monday. Visit the display, learn how simple it is to create such needlework under our competent instructors, and ask for the Hook Rug book- * which explains patterns and materials in B detail. ' — ss. -- eh = > *. ~ i WOR ee te a ere gree se ow a-Faille Crepe aille Crepe that has met with enthusi- hort time it has been shown. Ideal for Spring shades. $3.95 yard ~ , , green, Alice blue, lavender, printed oilks ted G - corn yellow, delft blue 29¢ pussy Willow prints, printed Georgette : 3 ’ d cherry red. Each . Crepes de Chine, in the small patterns 1 6x 2A. * 7 < 3 cans of Old Datch Cleanser. 75 1 Scrub Brush Value ... All fer Yellow Pike, Ib. Oysters, standards, pint, 20 SU sh APPETIZER—C hoice: 8OUP—< heice: Sweet DRINKS——Cholee: Coffer, DANCING Oyster Cocktell, Reef mM. . SERVED 12 A. M. TILL 9 P. . Frekt Cocktail. Fagheh Broth, omato Boailien. RELISHES—Choice: Stuffed Celery, Ripe Olives, Mexican 10-quart «enamel with *- 7 ’ « Tee, Buttermiik ond Hot Chocolate. DFEASERT with Cream, tee Cream ond Cake and ee cater. ’ _— ota! Suess ens Re Pe ee eS eo wo ~~. 2 ee — a o « . » * » * : o — o = & ‘ eee eee ee ee ee eed ke Se bo ee . » Pn Se ee ” a er Pee eee eee ee eee £8 eee eee re eee oe — * 5 eee v a “- y : ie» * ? 4 ae oi he Se Si 4 Rel nar eitiat He. Pog et 17, eG fs “5 3 om

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—"" (Mh, "Wy I I a Le i ~_ will attend this sale. This extremely fortunate $50,000 pur- that will be of vital interest to every homemaker. Every- ¥, — ee a oe . ey ‘ . y ~ 2 ee b a see “es , eat FAs . ’ ‘ " 4 - re Pex. Wy, vi te “, ur ee take . - i Tes TOM oe i ial OSes 15 * i" x a red ee eae, ee Sieh as a eis, pe - oo. ye Hd ene Shi pe, See Raptr ees SA ind tye ees _ ai ary wy ete’ : - ¥ ra re 2 ag a oe es Pp EN os ee ae. = PO BL oy, & 2s rR See we 19 Be a i sioO a ee etn vet Sa ui re by’ S j Ee ee s., re . a tae “3 — Tk te ” oP: Se us - Jacaets Bh pee LON seltino aaah eS ps Ne gee Sa an fee) OR RS 2 » 2 eats SAE . na oe a pane ss peg’ fy tensAabicd SOs ent "3 Sa ee oe ae 5-Pc. “Duco” Bresteiens = ; : rh . ei Refrigerator Refrigerator Range iit $9.95 Values at. ; of | 4. is ‘| i $27.00 $44.9 $150 $Oo8 $115 $§2 50 . Values at 2 CONSOLE MIRRORS Beet fe a a * ml + = 25 ie Value . . Value . Value . 3-Piece Jacquard Coil Spring Bed Suites Groen oe, red lncauer Mat Yelues ot PWS sen 1 4 iy bicgest —— wetri offered All-white seamless porcelain elles A Bungalow type —_— —————— weed. = fine decorative piece. — PAY $2 Caml ae » . +4 st « large « cer rigerator. Refrigerator, aluminum and Fa Fe Fog 7, ms ; o Ny Oe 3 net yg ge and with aloha jrhamed poe Ploge Soe go tie aid $350 Value—Modern’s Sale Price............ * Wraelunt Bedroom The ry ap) Bargain . Oo;T andies An ce Trap. uarant eed ' , Season ( $1 Cash $10 Cash $5 Cash Well-made overstuffed Suites, covered in steel-cut Jac- Bench, Chair of the ; ; quard velour with reversible cushions of brocatelle. The k ine és) 9 5 Each Save on davenport contains a full-size coil spring bed. All pieces or Roc er | a —— : Davenport Tables have Nachman springs and carved frames. $15 Cash Your Choice P, SII aa~; $20 Davenport Tables. . $8.95 $185 $250 $285 | $295 $425 $7 -95 Each 5 ee " ; $55.00 9232 : see vane! Velvets.... om apne Fell six-peend nickeled Electric $14.08 Geld Seal > Treas, complete with cord and ™ plea. The trom has patented up- right helder. $4.95 e-e Trunks SAMPLE « $33 Values Floor Lamps | eaters —— ea Fiber oe arse. Tranks, faced eretenne am et Re AEN A IGE ARI ly eager: oO A Me Lee ee I mans aE Gece a mee " on - au -reernnmnapsgeas a aw = nahn eee A A AD —— _——— . natiinenes f } (6) A entire steck of Giee: Lampe, beth beidgee and junior aetylex, | are eut in price te clear eur fleers. EASY TERMS 901-03 Frankli a durniture ——. t’s Easier to Pay the “MODERN” W Wa} Wrought fron | $75 3-Piece Davenette Suites. . $125 3-Piece Davenette Suites, $ $175 3-Piece Davenette — if . Was a member of the Munici- POpera Com pany of Atlanta, an MBization patterned after out t Municipal Opera. : LLYN ROGERS, the new tex- Sr. is a grand and light opera | Star we , later for “The Seng of the “re. the basso. was in “The MDlate Soldier’* and other light s =" associated with Arthur “*rstein as member of the | York “Rose Marie’ cast. r *Cught by the Municipal “Ts and it will be recalled phe signed a contract for last * nd being forced to wWith- ones MYRTLE SCHAAF ~~ Sopra 11 But One ot © ummer Opera Fav Are Dropped Fro: . J. McCarthy Si Mawsibie of ‘Organization to Be Re-engaged Season. ee ee AKING a principals aTe Miss Dorothy’ Seegai ne? ia Howe, soubrette: Miss Anne Yago, contralé Robert Pitkin, comedian and John Dunsme@ Mi SS Seegar, the new inzgenue, has appeared ig vais, “Blossom Time The Big Mogul Opera artist. who recentiy _—— wided a long engagement in graceful triple mirror vanity. $10 Cash ae The 8 pieces include a massive buffet, new type oblong extension oes +S — | =a. $19. 73 | Cas nannes ae” ”'""**§54.50 | table, 5 chairs and 1 host chair with tapestry seats. oe poe The new , . : alo. Miss Yago, was a2 mem. | — $200 4-Piece “rg S200 4-Piece Shaded $350 4-Piece Blend- 335 Large Walnut oe WN H $235 9-Pt Biead- $315 %-Piece Mas- S280 9-Piece “¥ ene- ‘ Se E nut Bedroom Wainut Bedree § ed Wainut Bed- $ - erettes a 4 a eaters, ece Bien $ $ Dining-Reom 4 . @f the Galle Opera Company. DE 6&0. 0-60-00 bee0 138 | E Saites ca 159 | E r om Suites ath eal 198 | a 2 $16. 75 = 1 . 50% Off a aa = , 119 ‘ i“ geere yeh 157 | Suites o* te soo ewes a La “c2aia Opera Company and a ; - Philadelphia Civie Opera be- - END TABLES LARGE | gree Eo 6-Lb. C itatng: Deals ; rin S -_ > omplete 3 naiuiinS Lhe W if Hi ppe ~ fey Pree TABLE LAMPS Comfortable Mattresses and Spring ib Opers troupe.” Sask eae Reduced ELECTRIC IRON pee Oy D who was engaged by Stein for “Rose Marie” 4.30 listed in this sum- Municipal Opera repertory. Song.” the revival of “The Productions sponsored by “ubderts, following which he Pitkin, the comedian. has ° Association for a number

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ies | WOOLTE _ pqage a - ; 3 FAYE ister recscemememmmmemmame ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH “Siiaat SS \ W SG 0 ™ vo 1 Wi WA . WS: oe Py . SS WONKHH8 SQOQ( * eer ae aga "ir ¥yie ARMs . £P LS ~N . IS "*hicag ‘ivi 8) n . ’ . if tric ’ ‘D- Le ae ca A ee PAY $2 ¢ — ) ummer pera a orites i se — ; \ T HE Chicago Civic pera com chooses a work diametrically op a ee gq i motion picture theater in St. Louis for each possible customer— The Biggest Bargain pany, with Mary Garden as its posed to the Italian school of op- star, wil] come to St. Louis this eratic thought in “Resurrection” [fF Oa a or at least one for each family—the Gayety Theater, long the of the Season ) u | Are Dropped From Cast ge Cams Se pf week for a single performance of for his most ambitious effort. Fur- | | - E , — ray home of burlesque, is going to enter the field today presenting pic- though it also has been sung in his VV Sees Tie ge ‘ St . Tio ae epee Pe 5 The Gayety is not being turned into a movie house because of | - NN ee: % oP ~ Years have passed since the dash- native tongue, and Alfano declares “iis. ae ; 7 Is J. McCarthy Sole Member of | {unicipal is : ing and spectacular Miss Garden French more suitable for the mood | Mii 4 RES any love for the movies. It used to be known as the most prosperous 4 : ° ° Ee is has appeared in St. Louis and of the Tr he s f nera- ie , ; - ‘Organization to Be Re-engaged for Forest a oe a was be. rife eencereiis hae: tu wet boo murtenene ban Lona D gpm ge : ieee burlesque theater in America and for several, years topped all the p SS this wawyole ta Mtn dha Gbaledd cote, c.g: naa ole ee % os other houses in the country of that type with record business. Then : ark Season. a ee. F the on ire gamut of 7 sid an expe- met ve rt sae Pare Pig ase | came the “cleaning up” of the burlesque shows. When what was . ——- ous. satan 6's . é las clung tenaciously t usic fe SO US aaa riences from unsophisticated youth without receiving any particular GEORGE SWEET politely known as “‘ginger” was cut out of the entertainments busi- JOHN DUNSMUPRE- . the polite nevecees of a no- recognition until reaching middle Bicis 7; ness began to fall off rapidly. The burlesque houses lost the patrons 8 eee ett eg de eal al ties | Ow Teeg On tae Seen oe Juvent a who wanted pretty raw stuff served up to them—and found it in ~~ 5Dass0-+ despairing existence of an outeast, the wave he lives under the menace A ffort the sodden life in a drab and cor- o- approaching blindness aed tn ruany of the musical offerings of the better theaters. n e1io was - : iB P ac _ ‘ ess ilf j - perme ever. 8 Se __. ruption-ridden prison and the spir- gteaq of saddening him the circum- At the Movi H nade to bolster up business by playing some more or less sensational + | C | d | itual resurrection a7 hieved in the stance has prompted him to burst t ovie ouses dramas from time to time during the season but the burle que cus- Th tric invigorating atmosphere if an - - ai™ —- “The Y , 5 i Se iia? aaah to eine oP | oe ST. LOUIS. — “The Nervous | +-mers refused to rush back to their seats and now come the films median of the company, is the sole survivor of the old cast. ge Sweet, who was here in 1922, comes back again for the | SHUBERT-RIALTO. — William | '¢S Post in Siberia i Wreck,” with Harrison Ford, ; Ss back ag SHUBERT-RIA Franco Alfano. the Itelan ¢om- Although Miss Garden dominates also “One Hundred Years of || With a lowered price of admission. Burlesque may not be dead, but } Phile roles, but most of the othe ingers eng: Hodge in “The Judge’s Hus- 14 Pe : , | ] ut most c the other singers engaged are almost = poser, has closely followed the text tne performance in the role af Variety,” showing vaudeville’s it is not feeling any too well, thank you. L Choice - i? Your 95 | | | 3 eee “Resurrection” at the Odeon Fri- thermore, it is sung in French, al- - ee ee | vr ” oh e Each es oO eee day night. 7 Pee ce f tures together with tabloid “burley’ s eshshsacsashes AKING a clean sweep of all‘of the old favorites of the Municipal Opera cast with one exception, the organization in charge of the sumimer operas announced yesterday a new personnel for the jig season in Forest Park. W. J. McCarthy, long the second p r — eam een ee aces . ams . -e eee aeeee = © Ar VW " ° 4 ont 4 ~~ tree Lt oad ah eee he =. ha a band.” ead , be ee ‘ AMERICAN T) ‘ e of Tolstoi’s classic in the prepara- Katarina, Resurrection” involves | history. On the stage: Her- AME eee me SRUTHON, m tion of his opera. and it is said to an unusually large cast. There are am TMmbhere: Rinal Span- Magician. edhaan 1k ae , phtinuaieihint jecreiak alba scmadaed widen ‘elena | rag Ppa NE poses geen, HERE is something stronger than a rumor in circulation that Be deen selected. It is probable that a’local man will be tried : : | PSUGS LHC VER Eee Psileoeo al several other sopré roles, | ish danseuse; Sammy Tim- | . a me a 4 | i ‘ c 4 EMPRESS. as National! St Oc] nove list poure qd into his litera ry P € DY Alice TD’ Hiermanoy, (‘lara She ar berg and Campany in “The ' Gene Rodemich, long a favorite musician with the local movie - parts, Company in “Treat 2m fort. and Fiorence Misgen; two contralto Rebellion:” Burke and Dur- | house patrons, is to quit the game in St. Louis. According to | Four of the new principals come to the Municipal Opera fol- tough.” | Miss Garden has been engaged to roles, assigned to Lorna Doone kin; “Innovation Week.” | feport Gene is considering an offer to take over a director's baton BOE appearances under the management of Arthur Hammerstein, ORPHEUM.—Vera Gordon, the pe deol ston apni te 35 3 - : x = hs Aye veers eee een ig wr eg npg comedy, song an¢ dance, and | jy Boston and if he goes the Skouras brothers will endeavor to bring mother. in person il! opera tnis summer and n ivy Ivric tenor roles sung by Theodore Ritch, an afterpiece. B k J h h i hi | c ae organizations are embracing t in Jose Mojica, and Lodovico Oliviero. AMBASSADOR.—"‘Sweet Rosie rooks Jonns bere it 8 piace. their repertoire, whereas the work Russian, Mexican and Italian, re- O'Grady.” Also Harry Lang- HE 1a was neglected until it intrigue * spectively; two baritone roles, en- don in “There He Goes.” On OSSESSION of a diploma from a Bible school may soon be re- 4 list nf ,eAwur Nr? ‘aT\e le ic } .« ‘ =? ae ok a . « = | > - . - 6 imagination. T 1IaT ery ‘ +hea yr i¢ t ‘ is ‘ “par ‘oD : ‘ ih ap aie : le ban . - . 4 a . Ol new principal l headed bi My rtle Schaaf, who for Russ Brown and Jean Whit- : dilheheiekZieninsallanieis i 3 era | Anca sf a if} yes Bere. - Sare the stage, Broris Petroffts quired of all candidates fora motion picture career. Graduation" erly sane «mal}l es ith the lit; >} akan 2 . nthear -warteds elite VIIa iitere a rmichi, and the Belgian, esire “p @.”’ y Sang small roles with the Metropolitan Opera and who okey RES ONO Other vartety | nerecnahe as Well an af matieléies. Tatvere- nak 4 ba ee in ouste from a dramatic school will not be nearly so important as proof A Mea RBS ty _ eres care ee ee = ee re S! ‘RIL—'‘‘Surprise Week.” . : MISSOURI dugg 7 vf regular attendance at a Sunday school. Judging from present raduated into light opera i he tit] le of “Ros ie,”’ acts. On the screen: “The a c Pt Int ) bie ii Opera ine Lneé titie roi€ oO! Rose Mari -*% Wreck” with Shirl sii Mf: 1 , Past pe riormans ts nave prove rT) hands of Antonio Nicholich in ad.- ; ith of t} fe tures ad a5 Was Nrod rire. ; j \ Rg } . rytTy? : , tr . - : } ~% rm] Y . aie 1) ‘ aAsSv ti sys cs *; i«* >? ? . . : . ‘ wi none * 1e Ca os ‘ ‘ : * produced by Hammerstein and which will be seen at the “One Hundred Years of Va- him essentially Italian in musica! dition to a long list of ineidenta} vertined tendencies, a recommendation from a minister will have more weight outlook as well as birth, yet he characters. GRAND CENTRAL. — Johnny | With the casting director than a letter from a theatrical pro¢ucer. Hines in “Stepping Along.” | The scanda! arising out of Lita Grey Chaplin’s suit for divorce hoOwn to St. Louisans although they come highly recommended as * . | . % es Acc eat Sona” “the tg tatodlgper aptieme es dy: seven other vaudeville of- mas —_nie LOEW’S.—Buster Keaton in | ead to public scandal “re been warned to be good, or if they can't ; — ; pean es - DIS - seas erings and Tom Mix in “The HOLLYWOOD, March 12. paring to open his new Chinese “The General. On the stage, be good for goodness sake to be careful, if they want te remain on nite 18 finely constructed ~ my in “Rose Mari« Miss Howe, the soubrette, is an experienced | Broncho Twister.” LORIA Swanson is coming Theater with the premiere of “The “In Laff Land With Don Al- | studio payrolls. AC excellently decorated. mee 8PeTa artist, who recently G ~ her second independent’ United Grauman, incidentally. will then _ : , his professional brethren, says | back to Hollywood to produce King of Kings” some time in April. bert. | Cecil De Mille, noted producer-director, acting as spokesman for new type oblong extension eed a long engagement in He's P Trick | arti 7 S) 1} , Student Prin ae : ° Artists picture. She announced her have three big theaters hereabo:ts | pestry seats. — cent Prince. The new es retty TICK decision after signing a contract —the Million-Dollar at Broadway The Judge's Husband" |, et ee, oe a , : Taito. Mis Tan * Swanson, will come to California ,.. at roc ae as saa sates preset hp es producers,” he said, “contains 4 / A rs . . re ad , ws ‘ i -. ' ‘ at riyv- ee ” eS : ; Opera Come , e Songs ba this week to select locations. . m coy ae ee a a clause binding the actor to a 4 Company of Atlanta, an | So John Boles. who has bee ROR. OS Se ne iil ization patterned after our Be eae ae ee ’ t ee “ te mr is ‘ ye there on the evening of April 1. 2. ae strict observance of the moral =e . : SS RS SO > SNe Y : T rez c° , ‘ . - F s ta S, ite ; ‘ : Municipa} 0 ae RR RAR EUR EN ai " ey! en ¥? ss rag ve the premiere of De Mille’s produc- » i, Guy a code.” De Mille admitted that the ~~ Licip e ; Beige tate oa Bs we cause of : ' ‘ rs , +s ° ae | is pera. : Se eee ee wanson because 0 her opinion Of tion. “The King of Kings. i, Se” contract was. one-sided ae - be P [ SI h d ALLYN ROGERS. the Bes ee SO, ae oS his work as leading man in “The > 300.000 feet of production ote : ' rices Siasnre “ ROGERS, the new ten- ete Carter x —~ Love of Sunya,”’ cor Holly ee . a shackled only the piayers, permit- 969.00 9x12 Q | Me: &a grand and light opera Re es Sees is ore letee te ala pants tha ie, nave been cut to approximately “he ee a ' Aaminsters PStar who w: Rite 3 nee Raho. oe REL SS IES 7 wood later, to play opposite tre gliar length of an evening's entertain- . ' a4 ting © producers to tread the | = as engaged bj BS oa Se : “4 a en time. Miss Swa tot “"¥S ment, leaving the margin of a a : 2 , primrose path if their inclinations } “ry + aL 1 he 9 bai set FF she would not leave for Hollywood jonth for last revisions. ly Sage ran that way, but he reasoned that ee and Pierre Be- S55.00 Dxl2 ALLS Velvets. , : =“Tstein for “Rose Marie” ; : a -— A £14.00 Geld Seal ‘ ak oa oo . : ee . : ‘¢ 5 id > - * ir s va et she mbt Ro ia Theater in Erich von Stroheim has * brought : be: pay” ~ se ta Sates 3 See 4 RS as Se | Se ope ne iit i ' . XY Neate! il} in”? as he Wedding March.”’ and by no ple _ : Scandai, according to De Mille. Brussels , in from current reports it is the best achievement of his career. Alto- can no longer be tolerated. The bn? ‘ gether, 14 months have been ex- picture industry, he said, is now “te Soldier” and other light = = Oe 3" Se eee “eee : ) ‘ +. pended by the Austrian director in established on the same foundation i 7 - a BF ie Swans®& unit wil leave for Holly- i ah lan as other busin wh ha Productions sponsored by eo Saat wood two or three days after the SHaping the drama. It was in Jan- ts cee Plantes cas s ere character a " SRS eat ts ; mM . 2 a eS ON age : ‘ * iy a .. ae 2 : j lunic ipal Opera repertory. § Se so ai ae ae New York on March il. Miss | ake | | aa Swanson’s first independent pro- Sr ? , oun ; te. ke ii ? oe aaa Nore ‘tior vas lg x t the C< 1O- RZ. th e re t ival of ** The 3 : : Sx 2 See a . : duction z aS ma de al Liat OS8INO = dae So igo. ae politan Studio, New York. The thhhw } , 2% ‘ure the basso. was in cory he he si ; : Nzned a contract for last : . ‘ ishing schoo!. : a keep pace. Rothatel gets ready to Her makeup wil! he entirely 4if wart begs be e in- —'» being forced to wi oa , ith- open a new theater, and Sid Grau- OREM 8 BEF. We an test 2 . tinucd on Page Three. _+ Thurston, Magician, at the American. man, the Roxy out here, is pre- Continued on Page Fear. William Hodge at the Shubert-Rialto. ee

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nen. D- LOUIS POST-DISPAICH _ __ 9- LBS POST-DISPATCH __ , } a Z , , = ANY FOR _ ine-stone ie School Symphony Concerts th Mary Gard Zoe Akins Must Have 5 See een aL Peet Start Tomorrow N: ght aL — — —————— | Her Woe Well Dressed — 4 Bec ine tae mite Dn nn ot Ri D ogy roles in many New 7 ™ in New York. sicieastaiesilapiaeiitiaiitautalpaiierdn ' ) ’ a ’ Gay that he had s; | ) ALLAANTDER WOOQMMAOTT. n , il amewisin. 2 = musical productions. | for @ sandwich a: Genz Bas Arranged Fme Programs to Se Pizyec | ts | __ NEW FORK, March 2: RE suck & hothouse flower of th Sars wit be staged br | tue, beget soap a. a a ae _ . a a . m3 . — —_ ™ ' — a . at Tenmy Past i Bigh School Aud | ong mi more cherished ac- "which was proffer aay Sinclair, general stage Wrst” U : . % ; “x t. ; pa conn nae es | - = Kroll, who joined the as- |‘ leading . vaudev “nidhess mstoni PON sateen en, agree es | 4 0 ae - ef last Year as musi- ee etic. Pees astonisnme: one mer we ' , ‘: ; — ; > staff t yea: ) er, at the head 0 es ee Gtumer the some- Sn aaa ale - sa >a ~ tor. Sinclair and Kroll | show, he toured t} cadDa~ — whom i a msiilialicesiatrstie adel | = 4 5 in St. Louts since last} When, after tw: her ili® Work if Serve WOU i * _ : —" je te : bee . gird around reaiimg or talking the troubiec Heart: wage arepi | a E and are in charge of wed FOE faa! aaa meods of exteptional dissi- 7 muses eter al iad a. ‘ training school where 260 capital to buy out. duplicate rhis: veh | —— — | 6° “ ers are being rilled im | ter’s retirement. * enuInppec with the enviabiec str a8 At ee a 4 sins , of next sum- : — the assorted Timerr for *° fagi-comecys o. Sugway .4Es . all ne requirements bl THE Empr iii: Uhieedtin me wai emt andi Dilis ané , ae . ertory. One hundred of | tional Players, around and taliec 12st nas — | gee singers will be chosen for Whitmore and oa * ha hy test ie ‘ . tke ie" TY . Ls #4 hgh ; April ; wilt pr oduce for t> of them thus dul DO"Neil oe ) ae ' in the chorus late in — mete. TC ria Tis it magn. wat _ in ‘ P F a 6: ? who m / : n i. in ss ' —_ — hic 7 x Jonrnny a a TLLIAM HODGE, comes | this smal! critic peer- : Tia - pe haber ialto t r- it , *hine Shee 2 Aione” 2: Grand shubert- Rialto temo irri Garkiy inrough tie © - 7 BOER ac 33 for an engage- wartry door. Finer ; im re om. a af ———— ' | ; $25 W; A CER ON I Thay Nr SH Bey AE cco oneal oubsie.2 ead, - ai ema eeRt ona kame ieee gaara ae Be oe sx nae gage ayes, CS SE Baek ce oni, Came ett Nea Or. GN Spt es $ COG 2D EARS FS tte, PP et ATR ree Ko ahs ‘oh Heap ere sete nee 6s oe haem SNP ee sh ae 4 St rf gave her towel « cried ov - fond - career by begin- ond!i: every time ot} , - — — - :' . - ig ind t ; lay Zope AKins. emonc . ina —_— : : behin and -this—was wt « h occasions | am «# m4 , 7 be} - company wander- eae * ~§ ‘ = rtory> * : an a rr... ‘ ‘ " , 4 . : ' =? ; ; : ? re | ere | tgs eee : sent small towns of Penn- ’ : “00 + { ae SY “% 4 Py r reste sty have people go ino convuisionr «pr. +} ee ieice Gusbber ; . F = } bal 9) ' e , 2 Rei. 5 &." : the next. in his aii- nue ‘meni: on first hearitic ha’ = ; ; YSteq..... eT . a a villain (4 : ele a ia ihe ; —— 4 aaity he evm developed EF Pnelanz a . "Ti } ™ - . . ~~? = — ‘* . a -" Brack. ~~ ae . , ' 5 capac: 2 .- ’ ; . - 7 s gor a : 3 3 ; wa At Pp. ¥ for stage dancing and ac- ~ aes | 3 aa ' er ne lose Mo} ot the Ch go C s Company Binei 5 3M s born } ’ : 4 dus ‘ F : ° j : ; nag ; : ’ . ‘ ite a3 Lae —«— j _- ~ Y is . i . saqTy Iv3 ’ | 4 . . ~ : t ¢ ‘ 4 ; - | ae i, re : ; as | . 4 os | 5; » *y - ng ng . vis me a tha + IT kK o* la ugnhing nvs- =, whe ' : MIT ROTE ~ Pe ce i ; t - nt x Itz- * ‘ OTa : sae Resurrection” Friday Night : — wren us = e : | Four pert 3 he eputation as 2&2 WS : is costa ” - - ‘ pet - Pa c it Decause® Someone else "at ul — eet ; Bi ou -- OTTRaERCSS * ; Gg & reypS- , h Ta. and «wi thes ‘> 5: the artins cee : when it was all the rage. » ‘ cv ~~ ~ SE river Ce} es ; ‘Ye iy ; aS cencge Mecha ilnagh bbs aed “ wiles Tats hut William Hodge - Fe At dlls se at a eet 5 RS Prius - 5 cies aa gp ahead § 5 Be xy Py a a a See 2: . ? obit ate c Bd Baiié ; 5 eae zs Bete ee Whee: 1 REI SP Dil i tone Oo Ng cae P ; . PK ORI AR Se sats 3) ety, “ team. 1 had to * | an ee a ee : . | ne plaved.the part of a BlG &@ Li wi itis . om ; ect tns ae Rrazilian to the eucit- seeeeereaeeerede | n “an of George Marion in iong afte: ) . | : ~ Pi : . oh - , the season of 1900-91 en lite —_— ™ _ serrgegee ee ean sl 7 Was in he learned at once mto celeb- Stephen Tully in Edward “Sky Farm” and Capt. mre on To ny singte specialcs iy, @ it were not und fare ‘ : ~~ oe - a few deve she joyfully toid “avn, one o seerieainrrr im the know, rr ia F & # . % & ¢ § 3 ‘ 4% — ve arranget ior you t 11 Ose : : " — "! . Bho x ' the nature! son of of Bir Basi! Tre- rer dashed off for @ a bie benefit Fr.- isi8) WoHnic tum das . :s next morning. I went " ° followed. afternoon)! “or the whliow fever per] Wai a oR ; Se ne : ite it : . i? * be rau?! art nur rer: a? ° ee? b> 242? an ty oe, " . . ~~ : ; ; - Stubbins In “Mrs. Wiggs of the Berze Patch.” Fortune then . id pranks with him. His best - ‘unity for some time Was as rural fireman tn Joe Webers *% ; . ‘ in ' ’ : .2 : ~ —s . . ties iv fen . : ' , - , e ; niel rhees ike in " —_ " , , it Bis that afterneoo wile oy ut? | @Uy : ee . child who steered ti B as Daniel Voo ~ ei : “4 : Fe a a ae " Man From Home,” appearing remern ie et e American F ¢ ( through tie P , , * . Se 4 oT} sen eOons in ‘Sete Booth 7 : . Tt? , RYT igal { ria ore Se until davs i the firsherri man iuTS dow curiosity, SOMITE axpertt’ ; Aa PE e.% Relat ge, . Combes we tae, y aN en, 99 . all * wkington comedy "The Jludze’s Husband’ has to wit’ » woman who becomes @ and who leaves her husband . : | | hat night 1 votlese . ner , | n 8 lk, ane the thme wen@er- _» 145 dharen fo thee coe ay and radian‘ daughter to shift more or less — = iin ’ bi ‘ , iy ri iti Lig ti li : ! cemerrs PEE ‘a ; ners ;' ~ a ke ’ nail 7 oan | : +29 au i at sa — themscives. The husband makes wae Pie J " : ‘ £24 F . a ' — 54 4 sj)s' . ‘ : ; ; : Rit H s as ; at EFiry 2) St . ii * ; > $ ee 4 ; ; ‘ ; 4 ms ‘ iy? ‘ ’ iin? ' j ’ as. :* i e rye " . J Ti - usua m ascyline Tr) es of house- i gy aha Meaty ' : + | ad a> Sy 3 ' ' : : : " - - rs : 4 . . ' - ‘ r : on nr is P ; 7 : : | ad ’ 3 ; eee tise pPpetriti 21 years, new, Thurston has Seming to St Louts at the | ef his own show. As a young tWo de-ades ago, he suce@ed-— | Kellar, the dean of ma- of his own generation. And Fears that have followed that ‘om he has won recognition = Clan and entertainer. “ft. YOU may remember. war "iter in England Jolson “art in a minstrel shew. And | ot “ars age Howard Thurster “3S first magic performance Mreet corner in St. Lewis, as & “Tan.” selling a patented pe Peeler But even then his per- "ee and his “spiel” were out. ordinary. and after working cown the river to New Or- ‘eft the ranks of the itin- “anky-panky men and se-/ Miavy iIrwins singing a song of ime [ thought “T wonder what ™ ere : kt « ose Witmark) guys think now.” jL.inted and ‘as tound net 4 , eee lls a : wf ¥ VELGIhS & gr ip Pury the Queen of England had kissed Giutdure th, furntiv‘s ; are "ies . , naanagoaS - — ‘ch Mite late y chest cdquildn't have expand- mgs ee - are PS ee ina 4 PRS oo ao , ea oa : HA PE SON f OP _ ” © a" - ~~ ner oa eae a half a deosen tar ; NERVOUS A THE- — SHIRE: MASON In THE HIDDENT STAR ay DOROTHER NIE) < g of traveling the couatry aver . vs OUR! — Grand - | ‘TOupes. A reugh, hard, roll-i

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SPATCH _ —— ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH _ SUNDAY MORN LING, MARCH 13, 1927___ oT. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH — COMPANY FOR MUNICIPAL OPERA tinued from Page One, a “the last “hinute because ess. He created the lead- . comedy roles in many New gusical productions. “The , opera ° Sinclair, general stage di- me for the Municipal Theater on for several years. The 41 work will be in charge of Kroll, who joined the as- pm, | a 's staff last year as musi- ave Dressed — night > Tre erstood wil coh =," the lowest ebb of his | was in New York. Gay that he had spent his last dime| s will be staged by, : on™ +in ing-stone life. but it art. Then, one Summer, gods that sit aloft and watch the little antics of men took their first: notice of him. It was at a time of fortunes. He for a sandwich and a cu fee, he gota “try-out” engagement at Tony Pastor’s vaudeville } tue Bowery. That performance _ turned the tide of Struggle and hard knocks and led to the first rung the ladder of su; -ess. Engagements leading salman le theaters of America and Europe followed. Tz fer, at the head of his ov. n show, he toured the world. On the precise | polished his; Louis, the high/ton’'s | ' p of cof-| ed in by the cafe manager, | ’ ' house | in| 'to a formal close with the Frederic and Fanny play. “Treat ‘Em tough.” There* are dancing girls in it. and the entire action takes place in the Cafe Salvatore in New York. In- side of the main action, which in- cludes, of course, a love story, is a lot of farcical horse play participat- the “‘lit- dancing girls Hat- tle boss,’ and the T past HE 100th anniversary of vaude- ville, which has been celebrat- ed throughout America for the five months, will be brought national Week,” major of “Centennial rtoday. Every celebration nnin ’ eo} in the special circuit theater will present theaters will be for the occa- the Orpheum vaudeville United States shows and the orated appropriately sion. In St. Louis will have Vera Gordon, screen star, as the headliner; the new St. Louis Theater will present a unit produc- tion featuring Herman Timberg the Broadway comedian, and Ro- sita, the Spanish dancer; and the Grand Opera House will “Oh, Min.” a miniature comedy, with Lyle La Pine, musical comedy. A distinct feature of the pro- grams o fthe three local vaudeville der- musica! late of feature | houses will be the special film,’ One Hundred Years of Variety,.”” which tells story vaudeville from those days a cen- tury.ago when the showing o¢ ui the of the first home -Variety in country, down to the present, wher. the land is dotted with 721 vaude- ville theaters. It will give present- |day vaudeville patrons an opportu- of this _ADVERTISEMENT SL EEPL ESS it’s Nature’s Signal of “Danger Ahead.” 3917 St. A. C. Eckhart. Clair St.. Lafayette Thea- : ter in New York was conv erted into} NIGHTS Often Caused by Bladder Weakness. Cleve- | hity to compare the new and to get an Strides which have the the old with idea of been made Tertain ment. in| the development of this form-of en-| 7 Senineat Chicago Eye and Ear Surgeon who has of cnaabeyes fat many foam, wale who are a free ERA es offers to send this invention, absolutely FREE, to all afflicted with CROSS-EYES— gift to humanity. THE hate ese b to be used for 3 few nainutes CROSS-EYES, zing im the dacovery BReEON if he | R rite a play like \ SS Yr purector Sinclair and Krol] we Chil arch | - = peen in St. Louis since last hearts of and are in charge of the ae tnieyti : training school where 200 aderson is a sad lit- a Ss singers are being drilled in edy of subway requirements of next sum- rent bills One hundred of sat aa a , repertory. 0m singers will be chosen for nit S 1g in the chorus late in April. n New , , LIAM HODGE, who comes to the Shubert- Ri: ilto tomor- : engage- Judge's oppor- When, after two years of globe- sirdling, he returned to his own jand, he had accumulated sufficient | Capitai to buy out Kellar | ter’s retirement. T THE Em; tional Players, headed } by Hazel Whitmore and Don Burrou: ehs, ITess will produce for the first time in St. : om land. O.., a “After taking Lithiated Buchu tablets week, the burning and sniarting left me. and my night's rest was not disturbed. You should get the credit. a@ I had tried many things. I will be giad to write my experience to anyone.’ Lithiated Buchu cleanses the bladder as epsom salts do the bowels. criving out de | posits. neutralizes excess acids. thereby re- iren ’ to st two s&s one | ia bbv on SUPER-TEST MO. ACCREDITED CHICKS “Just a Little | Better Than the Rest” mp ee, Hatched from Eggs of Free —~y Flocks Today for Quality Chicks, £9.00 per 100 u 1827 Chick 14 Popular Varieties ‘of Chicks to Select From. Catalog Noted for quality and or 3 lity. Catalogue tells Sent li eving irritation that causes disturbed rest the Bay LER- MATL 1¢ K HATCHERY FREE R34 Kirksville. Mic ke a Lilie is en trom a repuc her of ost Visib): Hamilton— | a when it was ginning mans Lia . > rather the CeCe ere bene LOAM GO, : i time ' or ceiieaded eperiery some one 0 MAKE YOUR LIVING ROOM COMPLETE AND COZY iil “lub ridayv was iss of had experienc ‘e in cir instity finally mace manager 0 ee eompanyr. but William Hodge . trol! ed all its variegated desti- in fo oa ns and even wrote St nded with thef force. aci Liberty) to Mts. pee} ity ind the who witnessed Gir ‘t scene from Miss Akinse@ acting as ll there to enjof@gee Stiorner. appears befor latter Presper ho presides as Judge velvet) tet reds mode ’ +," +s," aa? bs BCA, e+a li : * ees eve a *f, fon: She i . * Thou Despera , : ; > Bed! Dresser! (or Chilionshes} uthor™ Graceful Vanity Chair! Bench (or Rocker)! Coil Spring! Mattress! 4 Boudoir Lamps, Complete With 4 Shades! Cleverly designed—eapertiy constructed of GENUINE WALNUT veneers in combination sith other high-crade cabinet pocenemednieise — — “ **. ~ + ;. | e ‘ ae | ricail ae icine | B AN xiom in th . throp perform fo ET ¢ is called at re are annie to . ICAI pa rlance tiie rener ation “amM2F an audience f La U de i He ja Howard Thurston an, Amer- nird of the tri- ho Comes to the -man entertainers— | eiveaetiath in a week or Thurston has Louls at the As a young atts this own sh ow. b tro de @des aro. he succéed- Kellar the dean of ma- of his own generation. And Pyears tha’ ion he PeSician "tie . ** followed that won recognition entert nave h as ~~ and miner _——- = Start in at . *€ars ago H ms first 7 = SP reer Thurston ¢ periorn Ward magic cOrner in iatic* St. Lowvis, as & an,” selling a weeler, But even then his per- Sh . men us “spiel” and the riv patented po $2 A WEEK! 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Seog cae + ; ee see “ ~ athe 4 ty: i a Mad 93 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH fl PAGE 4 S POST-DISPATCH__ ae ED AT, MORNE Pe et gee ’ ; it : -_— ———— —_—-—— ST. LOUI ; a upporting rale Donald Reed has make-believ a weddings for the The ultimate in “soft snaps” for that he is permit eee RE ‘ lh ok Ey Ae . role. The i - tre foun re Fi Na- clothes ee i AMUSEMEN AMUSEMENTS AMUSEMENTS | ne chief supporting male role. The screen, Donald Keith, motion Pic- extras was found on the First ; c es on the eet SS ee ee Se a RO ss a aE srvicspunteinsinaneceeiaaciaaananticiniiit - —— : ; s Behind eo Screens porta mye senor Miss Chapman ture leading man, decided to inject tional lot this week, where field been associated . ti é {Oeee came en -enea a a Per J “A with her 170th mother role. This some realism into the scene, so he hospital stenes were made for | roles for so ) : ‘ee | Beginning 7. “s% f= 4 = pos 9 Pop. Mats. GRAND OPENING pean edi others. On the was spent on hospital cots, smok-!' ae 15 s ee _ R CALENDAR OF [3 Noah Beery due to become a livery” and many © ners. Asawa: B | ; ~ | Julia Fa | i unpleasant iT: & a“ | ' OPENS SUNDAY, APRIL id aces CONCERTS pe Perea Aut as his brother Wal-' day preceding his wedding Keith ing cigarets and enjoying late It- “Turkish ment - ——— a 50c iq: A . ‘ ! Concessions For Rent AND SUNDAY POPS mite «ie? This is the question now was united in a screen marriage tO’ erature. The men were all wound- first ete tet ae miy © . ' eo} + as gf * 4 Part 1. Today is that Noah, heretofore generally Lois Moran in his current produc- ed veterans. ng filmed. : " et . . “e . iotenae ~' Colasshes Day,|cast as the hardest kind of a tion, “The Whirlwind of Youth. Alec P. Francis ts happy at last teacher. Spring Maid Le , ; NEW w Field | scoundrel, is playing a comedy vil- | Sia | . : ashington University — euith sila ihe | J Nain in “Evening Clothes,” Adolphe Perf 1 it =e ! CAY ET House. ST. LouISs lain in “Evening ¢ ’ | - errume oat } ° POLICY TR Menjou’s next starring vehicle. OTOPLAY THEATERS PHOTOPLAY THEATERS | B38 £) ‘ SYMPHONY ORCHES “ ‘Noah has an off-screen face more = a _ ar . i ase kag pnggassre Stited te : ea | we j DAY iota suited to comedy roles than his > | a \ he paraen ‘= attractive , ail . 4 “ ; ' STARTING TO ———_ =» aD Doan ap a= oF _ =" ? brother, if 1g gene rally conceded, Be TH EA TH t . . “we . ee il oa at “if , IN HIS GREATEST LAUGHING SUCCESS | . WwW but his big su¢cesses have been; ) aux & or, a if : - ! oa =i scored in blood-curdling villain iIwG SHI Hwaw fey = SS UF oS Aeth. the valler. Sale priree— — heat i} [ : = The UDGES HUSBAND ! pinoaie Max-| | OPERA HOUSE i parts like his Sergeant Le jaune in He Had Bought Her Freedom—But t She nie ae OTTO pi Sia $1 79 | | ae J BY cre, at] | Si, eaaneee as eH Pact Cesta” ana ne ao eather MILTON SILLS H “ 434 , 5 Housekeeper, and What Happens to Their Flapper Daughter : 1827 —GENTENMAL rei | HF at comedy, so he declares ‘THE Ss ! L Ee N > 2 oO VER’’ ae ' Bladder Weakness owe aa = f S ee nisagels very happy in the new rts @ Story of the Desert and ¢. Lieutenant of the Foreign Legion ASHLAND f ba : ra i ig (Ut ' 3 The Comedy Hit of Chicago, Boston, Philadelphia a: | LYLE LA PINE & E & CO. : iG acTS. HIGH-CLASS VAUDEVILLE—6 (3520 Newstead , Makes You Feel Old ee 44 | ~ | and New York, h the N York C ee After participating in some 15 6—5 ne er ai nee 4 tile ew York, with the New Yror ast | ts “OH MIN,” a Farce with Music, STARTING TY eR RYRODY'S ACTING’ Bremen Theater , tes (Up Nights - backache 3 . 4 be —_ ~ = - a. . . }3 } 3 ; ! and Production Bractly as Presented on Broadway ; > | — "oe ~ PHOTOPLAY 1 THEATERS Suh ee $$ ech aed Bows (me need nme — oo sa - nanee Y, A R Y { H Ceanpound to al- = amesc® ¥ ' ‘ : ANNE NICHOLS, Presents j )5 Watinees. 5) “anda v And i } Sse * — 7 “ re a oe _ pr Pg oval 0 oye ag. ; 5640 Eastoen & la vour yup meme = | : ° - = Vi : ~ : a Ni b , 1 ‘| ao ; ae © =a , 3a , re on : Urpriee ... ‘ . ~ : - Gamentinn, a if - ! 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PUPPETS LANGDON ; j : Staged by B Petroff . ‘ : a Fart t “100 YEARS OF VARIETY” 2 } Sidi ~~, . = | with a big ‘Br adway cast “including THE in a COm aA. : ‘ SARE | i¢ PATTERSON TWINS, dancers; N. KAM- that +, “~~ & funny Told in Motion Pictures PTT i 73 |} BAROFF, somersaulting accordionist. Berke for «a. . A@Mbannas, E From the first variety theater in 1827 to the colossal t bifid AyY and Alexander, E. Cibelli, Alva Joe Whidin je te firge Pap. & Vaudevilie Institution of today. P| Hd} fit S poet: Somat a short p; ey =~ —: | GERBET CRAIG CAMPBELL } “Ty; $3 es, $2.50 o Der MERIT, ASSEMS@:D ESPECIALLY FOR “tc FARR'S SHAMPOO to be . ¢ y used before applying ae te” : entennial Week cone oe = | wsuli« oe TRIUMPHANT RETURN TO VAUDEVILLE T 7 THE BELOVED >| VERA GORDON 22:5\crme NOW PLAYING ! ONIT ONE o- And Her Own Company in a One-Act Comedy “HER TRIUMPH” Today—Sunday—and Week of “THE RED - ges March 12 > , | - “COLOR POEMS” | RICHIE, CRAIG & CO. - — MILL a If you have laughs, prepare to up. inetease en st = cant — yor = | BROWN & WHITAKER SYBIL VANE bi 7 nat ~ tat Bea thsese’ setpe 4: “HERE THIS WEEK" The Welch Prima Donna .' f appetice. in fact. -- ~ Z noTMIRG REVEALED i) if taken régu- Tartivy, te is houmd to help’ build up your heaith $1.90 bottle. SUT, OH, WHAT A sHOW! /f | =] HACKETT & DELMAR” In Their New Revue. “Lt XL RITES.” With Cempany of Fourteen AL s«e— — o 6é °° CENTENNIAL SPRECIAL FRATURE a THE WRECK “(00 YEARS OF VARIETY” ‘ j v SH. 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Pa ' : wn votes | 50c r . , om ee st "19¢ 34c W —— ere msrp “Turkish Delight,” Irvin s. & . & : body odors. bottle, Spring Maid Complexion ata ee Se ne Sueee there ; ‘A Powder Chocolate Large Chocolate 4 fois is appr at last) teucher “Se ff) Spring Maid | /P scifi] yon can tect “41 Years of Successful serene raton Se Each. 6 for 25 W Packed 120 eggs to the hox; Merchandising” ‘auc. QQ Se acl , 6 pai 25¢ . ion. Shades: Flesh (a rose-petal Z Perfume nas “Wy Spring Maid . regular $1.25 value. ) | 3 , ; ; | Dar. sto “pone ewe bint) heaniteh tn sic cote @ NM () W ‘ H TER 5] TO DAY LS H, 4 ecco —_ _ ips — tone for darker skins), white ey - 2D. 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Iron Cords CHOUTEAU f wee HINES — 7 ee sig anda ee nog , $1 ~ The confidence our custom- Box of 50, $3.00 Sale Price, 3 for $1 | it eet Cheueenl - ra deep, cause ner- & —D ers have in our prescription Tuxedo _ _—— —~~aqgeneeel Special "Mating ta ausness an a : Mi 10) ] service has been built up by Large " EMBASSY ( “Nobody's cm 4 fos vitality. ! pete tania Catlin’ Ss inera l yvears of painstaking effort. Bottle. a Smoking Tobacco | — oe a We use only the very best of . Im 16-Ounce Glees Jars 4 Acts of Vani rs Atte | 4038 Delmar ’ Special Matinee | you =U reer ‘Wwe . acre Cowart Oe A Liquid Petrolatum) ond sound to al- on of checking that prevents 5680 Easton "__ Special ecial Matinee 3 lay your syuip- f-?™, —— — “TT neas : toms and ribet ine” cree =o _—— es a mild laxa- ." proven sey Our charges are 4 HAIR CLIPPERS et tease 20 aoe New > raat om you feel younger tive. Pint | | 49c AL Aw’ reasonable. For qitting and ggg to Aggy KING BEE “PERFECT SAP” : money back. ante : = S ° | O © | Val ‘ ; 1716 N. Jefferson Af poe) Mating f Money-Back Guarantee FREE Trial Packet senso , ensationa ptica ues! oton Sates, | Talking” | 6457 Gravois Av. 1 ie me } 2 Sizes—5/c and 3c TE By no means harmful = 7th Washington «:- 2 Depts. -:- 408 Washington - 19¢ 3 ASI to use. A reliable prep- =" 8 / . ; 1 PLAPAO) LAXATIVE) ul : ! arafion. Made in our a . " 4 Kirkwood Recs | a Feeling Lt Be . (PEPNIZED CANDIES) day light laboratories. D S / dinplex Siroppet / Keep | ah a Rel mee a : Mor anyone suffering with bad- | °F i 2 . s Export model: will resharpen ° aw out of : ' ee cae Fees. ay ~ WAC | Cook By Electricity | Gumus o bunam =. Dene | L0ur Shin Youkg! McNAIR S«¢ “THE | MAGIC — acting digestive orgaus—askh tle MeNalr-Pestalozsi | omedy and Giese rt elerk f muirs today. ; . Blades: guar- Special Mating sor Ss! erk for yours Toast and Fry Anything You j DIMITT’S MAGIC TOUCH — MACKLIND { mreyaaat ‘ sje De atte aei P : 4 F wens if hy PRO REAE S 39 For the Teeth Monday =‘ Tuesday as W ednesday Wish on the ear aan the miraculous witch-hazel cream and small Large ° : ie rd Der ; ecome . clogs Sup | ae sacs MOGLER F “The Thi 4 Te ane waste e Classes $ - rae Glasses 8 be Cook Stove $2.49 re ingredt- that acts gently on the . CE eae -? t drug _ guaramee Cystex | =o. Limit of 3 o> pure, fresh, poten ae F A | ine Y » aoe in 4 * @ ee A high-grade product ( ) oy - dispense them with a system Cut to 98 and stronger in o days or your bottle te a Kingsland g “The Whole iia — : ve Oth and Bremen 1 “Heroes of the B OO ts inet be elim | hes Squibb’'s Tooth Paste... 36c ri + ete! ee teaa ae eet" ents —is an ideal MAE nated through kidneys and l.ver Spray. Your C ot Listerine Tooth Paste, Awe vipieen,. Soe ribbatling EPs tet scorseity::ta ener © Song ‘Ca Ajax 2-Way Plugs nwa base —pre- : New Bridge | (+ ‘Into Her “ a ais $ \ ‘ i i 4 a os m ¥ a NEW SHENANDOAH “Paradise far nih Be ; at 50c Iodent Tooth Paste. 37e , Regular $1.50 value..... p so : TOUCH! | mawy & Shenandoah ' 4 Acts of ¥ . prey actu ‘ i ~ , ; "i 50c Kolynos Tooth Paste, 39c STATIONERY SPECIAL! | le Keepe the Skin Youns! Newstead (0 Guy Wc oenteld’s Lhe V2 30c Revelation Tooth In four emoied colere; wane, |[ CMO ere A eeenee 3 for ; F Bees tae AY. ' and Comedy @ ee > ~ | ‘ Pow der aR 24c 75c Melody Linen’). blue or gray. 48 39¢ Lunch Kit q } i = = : . . O’FALLON { Lieoyd Hughes ' ae | Aidne) G Lit cr Lea tg eis $1.00 Pyorrhocide Tooth sheets, 48 envelopes—your choice—box, special Packed in black leatherette with $1.00 , 4200 et Siena t “Ladies at Tt wd te a 3 4, Powder “.... "| handle; sale $3 O& ms r- PAULINE $4 Ado Ih Me 7 4 \t oe. Ny “3 Pkgs. te A nd Protect Them $1.00 Pyrosana . 7 7 M thi S | exold, S e lals pore. .----4 és Wilsonia Elec. Iron | : ' " 50c Py na Tooth on y a e on p Cc C,uaranteed 1 year, highly nickel oem PICTURE FEATGR : Fnoz Licuid. .43c. 89e. $1.37 rs © |25c Klenzo Dental Cream : and =plug. . “and throat gargle. 2842 1 comeROGRAM I ’ . ocx meta de, 89, $1.37 | Lyon's Tooth Powder... ,19¢ Wolff-Wilson’s Famous Special sale | Also good for dan- 2842 Pestalorzi Comedy. and € = r a Gray alr SE Saar 89 $1 3 ! 1 . mend sa ne se oe RRP seo »-lb. Rexall Theatrical Cream . Theatrical, Ib. can... .39¢ price. | draff, Men are one’ Milton Sills io Be ? ; se QUEENS “Paradise” —om W Restorer Spring Maid Bath Salts Sale of Edna Wallace 25c Riker’s Ilasol Lotion $1.00 Stein's Alpine or $2 49 4 now using it to | Wncemeonlit c Sncienetee lias u ’ Goods: Knickerbocker, lb. can, 83c : oe complete the p iTz \ “Faust” ite : W - et kKied in bath makes opper $ U0 Ss 25c Orderlies 50c Dirlove Rolling Massage shave. 4 ; - Jannings, and “Ei ‘ . water delightfully soft. ms . ° . | Grand and Juniata / Heads Preferred” wy A Messazge ‘hon WS Paar e Sh free 7 | 00c White Youth Clay. .39c Cream . i> oe [Riss mond. Miteheale Ys no eed | Violet and rel cece | $1-00 White Youth Clay, 79c 30c White Pine Cough we ered Daggett & Ramsdell's, SI EPTIC s Zc, 42c W UNION. (Ee . 4 7 8% | odors. 75¢ Facial Youth 59c | $1.50 Kantleek Atomizer 39c, 79c, $1.29 THE NOSE : 79¢ : (9 eS a 7 | Sale 60c Sempre Jovenay... .44c For Sinus Trouble xn, § Union and Easton Special Matingie = | ; 60c Youth Cold Cream. .49c ; ‘ Marie Pree ‘7 * sadhecrits 49c 60c Youth Vanishing Beef, Wine and [ron $1.10 Othine Freckle. ..'.79c Nose specialists every- euseron, ¢ “For, Wives 1 = Z eon Sale aon 49c | Pint Bay Rum 50c mmm I oy whee ae 5 cing Al l : DAY i ae Vee i r= $1 50c Jergen’s Benzoin an emma: oe - 4 “Woodland { “™: “> Sal ee ee >= uy he: P, or...... 50¢c owder... ere... ‘ } Bleach flare up easily with NERGY — yy R : 20¢ Germicidal, 1%), 3 for 7de Body Youth .......59¢ | 13-0z. Milk Magnesia | a mene ~ oes head dy lds and W © THEE a issue.._.. catarrh, to esta : - | ST. LOUIS AMUSEMENT CO.’S ‘a ow to Ketain Your : ; 50¢ 50c Hair Tonic 3 50c Klenzo Shavine Cream rsha See me ae A safe new way toovercome mental ‘ : 25c Woodbury’s, 3 for. .59c | $1.00 Hair Youth Cc e a $1.00 Golden Peacock prey ang ek een ~ ARSENAL ,.,,Pov>’ "soa b t { | H 1, vs “ ge aa : Be ° ; ° the nasal sinuses, and and physical © Tet ns” —tim Grand and Arsenal | Tete 0 ee eautiiu alr 25c Cuticura, 3 for 99c | 60c Youth Hand I»tion, 49c $1.00 Cod Liver Oil Emulsion Bleach to irrigate the nose thoroughly. er = > trie pep. Tamer age = Mca ares a Farr’s Gray Hair Restorer is by | 20¢ Packer's T; 5 “ 9 7 For i tj its in riddi ine picks you up instantly. Adel:- AUBERT int SW Mente tae s\moverh | 25¢ Rest, 3 for 98 | TBe Hair Remover 4 | pqc Doan’s Kidney Pile, 44c | Wampoles Cod Liver Oi, 79¢ | 21/Lb. Tourist Iron | ine sacl cour ot srra-indes | Seeratees ter iets an uber aston | ‘Special Maina is Seemnention that hat eraced | ac eu (ols: RP Sg Pies : , 44¢ m s Cod Liver Uil, /9c st, « secretions, and the | 2®°Uris «couse tmnt pecial Mama the Macher on that has graced | $1.50 Bocabelli Castile $1.19 | 60c Fruity Shampoo .. .49¢c 60c Doan s Gemnay Fes a ae Fits inany bag. Very eee on cub Gs eaten ac. | “and helps digest all other foods in the market for many years, which Cuaticura Ointment, 39c, 79c | $1.10 Nuxated Iron. ae. SY convenient for trav- companies eves a comében 1 ' your stomach. Acupat night br a and near. Com- lenses. ptsarneay ¥: : aet a violet ana read ree s%* FP, 5 * \\\ \ \ ' _ ' ,\ ¥ ’ . \ ; ' ‘ \ ' \\ \ \ NAVAL Lit ’ ee | : : . \\ AN \ \ ‘ \\ W \ \ \ : = . ‘ : RY \\ \ \\ an, ite wn on feu ‘ .* : EO OO a ‘ “Love's Greatet pa ce used without : Bay ot m stile, ) Inv , ° Cinderella wa! Vaudev—Spee. IE Trans ins sue ee eats rE gp es a? ho aman a0 a $1.50 Norma (for high blood | Scott's Emulsion. .44c, 83¢ Se a | Cold. Simmseptic ix very highly re ge re gt COLUMBIA f .qDgete Kenyon, uscles of the abdomen ane e ’ . . ; ° bec TY. —— nea | . (Speman t saeane a American League ceed noon amen ean mn 40 Fletcher S Castoria..27¢ $1 Lucky Tiger Hair Tonic, 3 packages for. .....$1.00 00 | LY RIC { Re mo AR ‘ ‘ NE Rhy - es Se " ; 7 Baseball og pe — mee breath- $1 25 Emerald Oil oe 98c 69c ¥s Gem Blades. oan Powders. ‘doz. . {dhe | om 5 i ’ he . : . Soar Sa i Reach's— Ofticial Cork Center. nae sa tiny Pe ae $2 Gold Medal Pills ; Si! 69 Lavoris ZIc, 42c¢, 79¢ 3 packages for. . $1.00 100 Ph nol htl alei mere: , r ‘qe Oe , te 2 =: health. $1.00 eons ae $1. 69 der and stomach reubben. lum- 60c Pape’s Diapepsin Zonite ; 30C Ender’ S Blades, 3 for 85¢ Wafers eae Specs ae Sm cyeac rottle. ae obesity. weak spine- ‘ ’ . ° ae \Stancheotans ane re x wy fe — Baseballs, special ...... .98¢ —. ct . Tablets ............44¢] 60c McCoy's Cod Liver wy a macys ere dr Blades, g5¢ | 100 Compound Cathartic 4315 Manchester Ce , : ss 4 3 Bottles D ~ Remedies The highest grade garment of 90c Dyanshine (for Tablets er eae Fane ¢ on deere WEY os its kind. Extremely comfort- shoes) . . ....29¢| $1 Miles’_Nervine.... .79c CHEWING GUMS ‘Maplewood ( “Everybody's Pr canst ‘ , . - we - of vas e re SB P $1.25 Glover's Distemper able, washable and sanitary. , . . “eL? ae across Rpecial | | —— : Remedy .... : - 98c | Expert lady and,gentlemen at- $1 Hyne's Suppositories .83c Milk’s Emalsion. . 49c, 89¢ Wrigtty’s Feppeream MIKAD oO; “Recinald Deaay 60c Glover's Vermifuge 48c | ‘endants. Malsified Cocoanat Oil, Mentholatam, 21c, 42c, 79c | Spearmint a hg oo x 37c, 7 3c $1 Najol, pint Pepsin Chiclets Teaberry 5855 Kaston special ™M F ° pecial Magee - uals teense we Special Sale | , : iad NOVELTY = § Adolph wenion yy vie oh yo Vegetabl 1 Wampole’s Cod Liver Oil, _ 6a SE24 Easton 7 Matinee ap rsd Skip Flea var of Shears — ° , 7 ~ cad - 80¢ $1 Wampote's | . 79¢ Box of 20 pkgs., bbc a cat $1.50 Bottle, Special, $1.19 PAGEANT Pe a pl FAT R REDUCER Sergeant's Skip Flea High-Grade 50c Phillip s Milk Depilatories 5851 Delmar aga , — a A Slender, F Healthy Figure Soap - 19¢ ee Magnesia ? $1.50 Sangrina Tab., $1.23 Powhatan % a Sergeant's Sure Shot Cap- | 6, 7 and 8 inch— 40c Plato Water, large. .34c | $1.25 Blad Life lau Sutton Av. Aet — ; sules __. 44¢ | jap and all-nick-’ 7 SHAW i : > Sicouapt's Condition el handles; high- Sal Hepatica, 21c, 42c, 79c | Phenolax Wafers. 21c, 89 : ee. 3 tee ge 39th and Shaw ° Tree 7 Pills . 44c | ly polished ; fing- : ; : Po ~s Oe ae ‘nated sch aeRO MET ly tempered Special Offering of Cutex Manicure 5 an Waekaeaels Te Shenandoah (ithe s , g P ‘a ‘ $ Goat Shenantenh ° even Mn E ei; Tablets ............. 44c | steel, your Sets, Completely Equipped De Miracle. .53c, 87c, $1.85 ° a -_ | : harmkes : Sergeant s Pepsin choice, palr, $5.00 Cutex Sets. Complete _. $3.93 $2.50 Cuter Sets, Complete. $1.98 : 1B Rt a Special ~ Pe ren ae Tablets... , $3.00 Cutex Sets, Compliete...$2.39 $1.50 Cutex Sets, Complete. . $1.29 . - SN) Sib: Tee a 79¢c | "$4.00 Cuter Sets, Complele....63e VIRGINIA | Le Be : yt) - t 5 1 j toe 7 ; 6 _— Senate _ Aw © snyariodsto 4 * enenanuensacasesgacconsenarssausescsses cesnesnqanss sesseagsasessesuasanesaseqaneneunmlenewins Our Soda Fountains Serve MALTED MILKS That Are YET to Be Equa ~~, : Dering 1926 the Fost ‘printed 109,955 Automobile ~*~ “$5.00 Size: 3 98 | —40,866 more than the THRES* Special $ JV | Leuls newspeper* | Sr -NYRAL A Soot apd promis ee aae—1987 $1.00 Size: 79¢ LS 36 2-Ue 1) inan the THRER other St Special ~. ae aero 1. ee See ee te es ‘x te - ?

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Seotped eiRr 1 ate y PAGE 6 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH__ Changes in Gardner Advertising Co/ner Advertising Co. and manager | manager, handling office operation. | Frank M. Orchard has been, of the St. Louis office. Edward R. | Mrs. Erma P. Proetz has been) elected vice president of the Gard- Gardner has been made’ associate | named production director. TS NRE Se wy. neh bap i in | fle Married , * a ee, ae “BPR orrenew te os : ca he j : Le © Sgr AY ye weak. Riche TAS aco = a he 3? AS . ne oie ‘ x 2 . ‘ ne cdi coptee 5 CS SNOS ORE Eee Girl oF tte itr ete > ee ee te aS care ste Ign te — s ove” ste . Ree git « PO e bo Re gia Somat me BO gp LE RR ea teiate op igh - Ax a. Bah ait. 8 aie Sp eontign rain - Pe my 4 v SEDO REA TEN Ra Rats ane ae = — ~~ 1448 ate Ee, AE pe ag eS . “a > a gon Canaca LABRADOR AWARDED I ERIN Decision of Privy Council in London Deprives Canada of Vast Area. ~~ . “ . a * Snoecia: the Post-lLispaicna. TORENTO, March i2.—By de- sion of the Privy Counctl in Lon- loses the hinterland of Labrador, an area of 111,300 square large as the cembined w York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Dela- miles, as States of Ne Massachusetts, ware and the District of Columbia. ie Canada is unfortunate in her $i %. 4 ; indam disputes. Maine and igs Oregon are sore points of history ; ' tF ; By the Alaska boundary award half + ‘ . 2 »f British Columbia and all of the 4s dais Suen ‘¢ from the sea ise and now a huge area on the east- ot. 3 ern hinterland has been handed 1 : a 2 sister Dominion. Canadians con-' ae He broke his engagement and mar- Chemical Laboratory formula guaran- sole then malas by the fact . thas a : ried the gir! with the soft pretty hair. tees Farr’s absolutely harmless. It ,. atte sein: Meat 7) : Love could not stand the disillusion of never fails to restore gray faded hair Be > narra lmagayedorngs ta nowt 1 if : gray hair. Pity may be akin to love to its NATURAL, ORIGINAL, color | Mie er ances torec, yates at] ‘2 2 a” . : . oe See _ $250,000,000, and ataract, known | ee but it does not lead to matrimony. and therefore its use cannot oe Oe ns eae ck She Hamilton ae tected. Not sticky nor greasy. Easy River. compared with wh ae -a world of difference to her a ' 3 Fos de coors mighty Niagara takes second plac f What “ = oe P 3 . - th ~ to use without aid of, hairdresser: There are said Ta we mi ions oa Ww Ww ee. 2 . . = ir ower available in this 1d . rye — ae "e . ? _- leaves hair glossy, full of life, soft! jr ectertalis in the n thi ere racy 7 ) would have made: ee a Seta —— adem and youthful; can then be washed, Dispute Lasted 20 Years The study of hair pigments has kept curled or permanently waved without ot... si en age ete dec acai pace with other recent wonderful affecting the color. For sale every- » a ee Newfoundland | selentific advances. The Brookline where. Price $1.10. will be three times ts present size. | : : The narrow coast "] Labrador hith- erto conc@aded to Newfoundland ? orgy will spread ‘far inland The dispute began 296 ars ae H A IR) when the Government foundiand began to grant timber rights to English ageing Manufact Chemist took ears >» A j ™ ths The Brookline Chemical Co. “sors. ““""** We Recommend Farr’s Shampoo, 30c °°°*."y° 2°75 [2 Sec" sul ed to the Pr & For Sale at Wolff-Wilson Drug Stores | | | | | | | | | | | | Co Delta Prashing — Many things in your home can be made as pretty and up-to-date in color as anything in the art shops of the city. Simply refinish them with Delta Brushing Lacquer. With Delta your chairs, desks. tables, book racks, and other articles can be given a brilliant, lustrous, new color which makes them fit in with yoyr own color scheme. Delta Brushing Lacquer is easy to use on any surface. It dries to the touch in about fifteen minutes. A second coat can be applied in a half- | hour. [n an hour or so it is ready for use. You can apply it over the old finish if you wish. It dries with a high lustre and without brush marks. It is so durable that you can wash it with soap and water. There are hundreds of uses for Delta. Get it today and use it to so ye up your home. You have your choice of all the popular pastel and brilliant colors—in all size cans. Avoid substitutes. Demand Delta. These Dealers Sell Delta Brushing Lacquer 3. Nie Ee EO OOO K $573 “ ' map - m3. 79 Fi es - a ones a4 s serate . : eis et *, we ie coke ede ae . ‘ * =! ‘ - . aS © o--%- epi) Sete eoaeane at Sari th telvonss: - (agit) Me: omg ., es he eye - er ; a bs aes =i ES. = $s + a: sta Shetye sss? ae Fist. Ratth “are Verweed Haw. (a A168 Main ™. : Ay = “19 -. ttth & Si@t @. Lawis A» OLE MEIA, Lt. Sehertett Were. fo , are 742 W. Flerteeamt A+ ae Sa ~ oa Dash’s Drag Wore ALTON, Itt. Rerhersr & Se ae ye Pharmacy S108 MN, Broadway ™ Se oe = loupe. rr “tare TROL “benandeal: . suger Serna ‘non Tewer Weare + r. Ladewis ‘ein & Greed 4 ef eT LOT, 11.1. ‘RANITE CITV. hu ster ( heremee m4. tictmen * are Glett ear & f* TR nee beers = Pew? More al wre 4%. Geen 1401 Clevetwed 4+ ith @ State % Merrie [722% Cherekee “7 Themes @ Waettese CHART FS we APSARA UNG tn NEN TIN 8 AAR NS : , th. @ . Trecke Poreone’ “tare 457% Vita *& t " whew Siw. On. iekersen’s Store COLLINGVILLE. rs. S712 Bestee Ar. | £¥ NORTH » iz 4 i=Ka fo The Rev PARIS HEADMAN COMPLAINS Demands More Pay or Fewer Com- -one An “at ‘ite French revolution. 8 aot of candie-lanterns. fust a hundred years ago. The execu- \tions take piace at faint dawn. ' a 2,1¢ tein ea . . - ent . ron qgouars nave veen sp aw costs, Quebec Premier A anor a= Some commentators are >d fest about the ancient statutes and orders oft which the latest a nd | other recent decisions of the Pri '¥ ~ , Council have been based. i ? = - on ne: 4 Wake UP one oi these ‘ ivs to they have unearthed | - ; ’ : a. > ‘ - a ante statute that makes an! ; adjunct of the Bermudas. Tw. TG - . ¢ ,su' ¢ ‘ie. r 4 * ; ¥ r ‘ ras ae 4 4 tment cou rs “ i me Pass a gz ai ’ q - 4 ; > 2. oe tee i 0 a rdded, whimsical-} | h ere s 2 ays the possi = } i rati InN % » 3 Paz Na ~ av said! § é jd s ero" r x a: 4 4 ‘ i re Pines » “38 |} ' ‘ ~ eres . = ? a ; oe , i —_ .~ ; 7 ta ; +? 7 aX . ' . = om, : 3, % rt s r - S i ; ami 1 pri now wi S | advance, though “ge waeee States PRIEST AND MINISTER To SPEAK ON SOCIAL HYGIENE A. M. se hu italla ahd the tev. Dwight Bradicy to Be Hear This Afternoon. A'nhons t Ai * ' : ~ je Ty} Ass = tat ry 1) Ly . \s lw? t+ >f Vashingto niversity Medica! — T Sc Rho« JON A. McGeoch, associat ‘ors + _ - wr » 3 /. P , Oi sek di ~~ 3 pit zy a W N by i | j Tr ‘4 2 bk WR er xX “tt ) af _ ary Of +> Hs yt 8 cen, Fa ' id — - - + T° : = t i tzZiefiqder or : Tha’ eT . sity (tt, wil} preside t today ‘_- a, | ai croO« > 3 se ts nate om

. —— fa ta mA Appers now carry = be a box of mates match” looks lke of aie — [Rupture elous Self-Home-Treat- That Anyone Can Use GRAND PI othing te Try oo e all over the coun- he al Imost miracu-. ad for te being sent free to ali fer te. This remarkable = syste™ is one of the great. ' ever offered 3g “ ured avd chi itdren. ‘3 da - e most st ‘ecesatal vrered. and makes r supports un- | n anced = pet on .8es oO = hbad-the rupture. ave had it, or how o matter how many ou — worn, let revent you from getting eat TREATMENT. Whether »y are past felp or have fists. this } 7. ter he ag you ' h large = your ae as ‘© surprise it up = influence. ie with i restore the parts vhere through that foon to work at any gh vou had never ‘you seendmz Your name \. Cetiivgs. tre... Waterers. _ . F to W. ‘gave the of 2 trrlss the rest of your pay for the Suite oleaaty A COMPLETE ROOM—As other sensational value! ( 30f gous 3-piece Suite cc | mMof massive bed-da davenport table, metal sma er, table lamp and | FO choice of either a bri floor lamp. One of the est specials we have fered. A complete G 2 id ae de pe RF Es ead a * Sa tr aa we — baie were 7 aS 8 4 eeper | “ aa * 2 Z ee $42.50 Value pe? mE, es - ‘ ( ‘ ‘ ‘ ( ‘ ( ‘ ‘ The One Outst: A good mai boilers have corm fidence of smart architects That's the K steel (riveted) Firebe marv reason for its outstan When any n he can sell you a bof Kewanee, ask him to prov to prove that the others can” will be tickled pink to do it Thousands ¢ ings in America are Kewanee's Quality. Theres as the word of a man who’ are strong advertisements © by the patent medicine bus stock of testimonials. Or user of a Kewanee why he Don t fool ¥ your profits. You pa boiler only once, but you Bu fuel every ycar or every mod For reid details, dropaline to wee Oe ea ee

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ein TELUS POST UIGIRICH SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 13, 1927____ eee SELOUIS POST-DISPRTCH cae ra? ) — os . ; tney Orié to ligint if ' + 4 iis | Asaoriutes | ua ag : - OMiy to find . away fron and on the floor above ————— +. +} : | . . . . . ms . € 78 : « a ; oO (Ney emia) rassnient that ahe LONDON. Mar ii 1? A ni » - ‘ eran ae ee ; ’ . ia! . omen- the King’s bedroom Whil his ~ Those $3,000,000°° Programs. Ww Ale is calmly reddening het lips. |. Supreme Court Ruling in Ohio tous event, iong expected by the majesty is vee fond of Infante. he, SOHOOLS AND COLLEGES SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES : “ase (Causes th Spec- British empire. has taken wlec feels that they should be in the \ tre URLI ZER Case Causes Much 5] pire, has taken plac 4 will come in clearer. J Heal Rup ‘ GRAND PIANOS elous a Self- Home-Treat- ulation. | ame Shee rincess ‘Elizabet! boule tear tis ” inabapnsea tating | COLLEGE laughter of the Duchess of York the night INDENWO ODior WOM LN v fii and fourth lady of the ( Limar “ , ee a rore, — si ey Special te tne Post-Dispatch. ' VnInNGeNn It has been many years since “A CENTURY OF SERVICE” upture, a tone qgualit or . ai : r ~~ . , . gn Any Small q y Slr. JOE, Ark., March 12.-—Jus Fifty Minutes From 5t. Louis. or 5m and dignity of . | | j P tices of the [-eace here are inter- 4 Rich in it® Bertiage of refinemept and sincerity of purpeer, k 4 No ing to Try design are ested in th ffect th t the recent F ) ' Lindenwood is nationally known O86 a renter of —ask your Radio Dealer apps, Nothing f°..77y,. | bine to make seal criacknailse Sakae DR. E. R. VAN BOOVEN, Dentist LIBERAL ARTS 4 zed at the almost miracu- the Wurlitrer F fee decision of the United States Su- Ss ms of a simple Method for aphbiegn po rom any lamp socket Hi) preme Court in the |casé of the 614 OLIVE ST. =e oe ART, ee eae S to all \ , ite ve . ee sete ge tates } our ‘The latest i best metbods of teaching. by A tis being sent sree . : TE . c= ie PER and LOWER P e ate . * ~ Se or it. This Pe oe arkable \\ ideal ptano. N TIMES FASTER State of Ohio vs. Ed Tumey will ¢ W ithent goer? ogy aia 24 ! sialf “Of rape ris, off png peeneet pee oo emt estem is one of the 1 awe , ave ig PRR SEE ge OB: PE litie GOULD CROWNS and BKIDC sg aR ee ae eee e 8 der offered ato rup ured than the hand Saw have upon certain classes of litiga | WORK, per teott, aaa a. . A Et ‘S-acre campus. swimmiug poo! d children *« De , : a eee The st. Charles, Mo. ‘Ou have naa it, OT Ho . : og BE no maiter how many come of which depended financial - to ysses you have worn, let = of tt aut ou freak getting benefit to himself 4 TREATMENT, W heth er This decision woul affect the — meareare ara agra gramearaspamamrearamemememems = , ghee are past help or h ave decision would = affe i ahah at a Statatatatataratalataratadratatardta) = Pore ag large 28 your fists, Arkansas Justices more especially ‘ : tr OL it a 2 | —-— ‘ System Wil! so con in > trial ¢ is Sec- r m T ade n 7 seer up inside as So wg. ig ° o? Spelevap Cagdigpr gris aero re en dous r t : ith its _ hy * mee snieenr wii Nee , ,tion 3279-81 of the Digest provide a é res ore er; i i tT € , . * sre comes through that soon Used everywhere, in factories, that the Prosecutor shall give Reductions! Oo r . 6S=—=) ; - a to work at any . —- M e ill be stnonch bling: oe ever stores, schools, warehouses. bond for costs, and that if the pros- | = = tion as + a = —= - room | Suite ruptures tree trial of this Soon saves its cost ecution falls the bond of the prose: = = Furniture 4 ca’ rhs : , — — —— ——— ~~ -—— ‘ ulor Siands for the costs. In cases GET OUR CATALOG where the defendant is financially BROW XN MACHINERY ee " + 7 > © . | **T¥-e ° "? + 2323 Nerth Ninth St. ‘orthless and has to “lay out’ the st. Louis, ‘ tine and costs. upon conviction. the eu! ss ais ee —— ; sending vour ame Aj d $15 Cash rei; Inc., 59D Phone Tiler 35 Justice and court officers receive nothing. Hence with a perfectly ¢ w. A. Collings. * —" 10 WA WwW grote XN. Ba 1006 Olive St. ao money. Th ib is tree It save the £00d cost bond by the prosecutor ma} - A COMPLETE ROOM— and a financially worthless defend- ant who could only pay his fine 1 strengthening preparation All Fully Guaranteed We will make you a @ very liberal allowance for your old furniture , when traded in on new. i Continuing Easy : ‘) Consists of handsome 4... with a term in jail, it might be con- Out G1 eat ~~ _s Win Ave Credit ] erms ' piece walnut-finish Suite © tended that there would be a bias as | and that the Justice might be of bow-end bed, chiffo- robe, vanity and full-size ° dressers. In addition, © spring and mattress, bench : that there are some cases in which and rocker to match Suite, | ) Ssdsnae batwots pena A 9x12 rug, bed lamp and For example, where a Justice him- pair aE lamps. The . self becomes personally acquainted with the commission of a crime, or " whole roon! for less than e ® witnesses its commission. as in - cases of drunkenness and disturb- = or ylanee tech e Une Uutstanding DoUer = :"escsrse for the 4-piece Suite alo warrant and bring the offender to tria] In such a case. if it be less than a felony, his only chance of - ae 3 : , 2 With Occasional Table and Lamp, Only a os . a fine either willingly or u the is- a a boilers have come and gone in edb napr Poa genc to oo “laying it out’ in jail Also prose- | the past cutions may be brought by the ay s 45 Prosecuting Attorney without the ol Fy a} (wees Vy giving of a bond, and there again Nayiilt the Justice's fees depend upon a Hil ycars, and onviction, except that in felony 3 : ye 1 some are in cases the county Is responsible for Here is the Liv ng Room Suite vou have always Wanted The large overstutted ehair. rocker and bed davenport are : = a te , ’ a a , P ; : ae . 2 ee covered in rich figured velour with the frame finished in brown mahogany. The davenport opens inte a full-size bed. S Arxansas Justices would welcome The sat imal dees bansitiel apelin Sane a ea ie ae : oll eee se existence 2 demas which ween wae eee Phe set includes a beautiful occasional table and a preity table lamp. Wonderful value at this low price. i still. But certain the payment of the regular | = - == . : fees for their services. : of the whole eT Nationally = caper $7 CAMP FIRE GIRLS TO PLEDGE ea SELVES IN REFORESTRATION | " Lantire Organization | Will Observe stan d in g Fifteenth Anniversary by Work- er : ing to Preserve Forests. | boiler which The Camp Fire Girls of Ameri == : ca will observe the fifteenth anni- ee has the con- versary of the founding of the or- ganizati by dedicatin: them fidence of smart architects and heating engineers. Re oe te ean eee A complete dining room for less than you che time any large group of girls Genuine Cork $3 Linoleum Rugs Chifforobes Five Piece Bedroom Suites — ff sugnciy tnvertect in design but Ss 429 5 will wear and last juet (‘ertain]) never will find a more worthwhile value. A master- ™ nd JUST as long. We a made a fortunate purchase of these ld for the Suit [ ! . has made a concerted effort to aid — Thats the Kewanee All- this ork of | premarin J ving-Room Suite. steel (riveted) Firebox Boiler. The pri- 1 the orgentaatied” peeghiel «9h r ; ° : 2727, Cam Fire Girl groups in becther tuietie | tikeii : : a ae oe : = a ns won lor Its outstandingness 1S honesty. Grrand Rapids. Mich. and Cleve- +: es Rs. ake ma a, B ¥ Bane oh, 2 + es % ere? M ‘= . % 2 - x ’ > a Pa : 7 o . : Le = int 7 = ¥ ee. SEL. i . ‘ ing ; 5 . : Si > ake Pie " ‘ z me ;, . % RRA, & — : ‘ R Seg. - rf ‘ : nN See wee ~ = ” ts ; ~ ; : aS - . 2 . - ae ee es Sie o a Hi we r 6 ‘ - - Pe GA ee P We Carry a Full Line of lain Refri ,

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SUXDAY MORNING. MARCH 13. 1927 a eae ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH —— 7 oe ‘it? } “™ 4 ee, - — set eu O77) © Ethical Society Talk Today. 7 ; . ee - +he Piatoa diaiogzues will be hy YEUdervilie show will be given Fri- ee , dav, April 1. by members of Freq Haresfoot Clab Will Present Muki- tf . Stock she Pont Ny eat, of *he cal Comedy at American e of xX 2 PR von? fF te lew? roe on : - ~ . > : ie p ° 'o ict | & ; aii =A 1 i ‘Ff > is ~ . Arne@rican Lfe2zior lg, * .e ar se f * nf Theatet April 2. “ \ . $taas co. , a Coc a * = - . . . - 4 , . . -_ 1 , at = i zi aa i sre oes ' neeacy._-« eArt — ena ‘heir Mert the Prince, a musicai - E on ae " ~ aa) . x - ; Wied. ; : aii ti : ; : Per: val ‘ » ab! leader. Wii 2) ‘ families T oe ° ‘ > ‘ on et Xt A>! +?) at: pre Sen? eG ’ The — 6 aa % te ih - ; i? ba i 4 . : “ ue — oe , . : 9 : \ ne be * ’ ~ ~ Ls sa at “ 0 Moolah Temple and will be fol. aresfoot Club of the PVOT eR: § Was!) ¢ levard « aaa 5? a ha tas JF - + as ° ¢ 2 as} mec#ron hoOviervard + ; nf Winsconsin o 7 {he American “°* a I owred by dan “ {> » 23 iB i) ; J ‘i 4 at . ° : i ; ae ne ; oy - - ' 2 ry Oca 4 i i A 3 sea | Pheater April «. under the au- * ' cc - wr i% i? Ri Shee «| XY ite ‘ ; ’ : 3 " nual pilav produced bs he it - which is composed of men... and ASTHMA SUFFERERS =’. a a ADVEETISEMENT will be presented in 2s cities -- ——— | we : The book was written by John D druff Soon Free Trial of “ Method That Moran Jr. of Madison, Wis. and an ° Amyone Can Use Without (ine song and dance numbers ar. Destroys the Hair Discomfort or Loss of Time. rangced my et 13 eT 7 = "l"he }lunio! . , . “ 7 gee ARRAS =e ) lf you want pieuty of thick, beau- We have a method for the contru! o ; 7 7% | ; } ; a 2 MEeaZue wiii han REL Saie ; > + | Tr £& | , ‘ . a 4 uit ‘ e J - : = > 29 haw , tj ; Asthma, and we want you te try it a! our tifui, gsosey silky hair, do by all 4 ~ eo Xo _—— whether rour case i 10 AiD DESERTED WIVES means get rid of dandruff, for it rg ong standing «or recent development ' " , FI ‘ - : " AnFr ea a ; ? ' ; whether it if present 6 orersiona! o° Wi starve you! bair and ruin it if 3 chronic Asthma. you should send fora free Parliament ( reed to Help Women yoy don’t. , ? . ava’ o ‘ . a - : ‘ . © % ea te? a . ‘2 ria} of our method. No matter in wha Soldiers Desericd. It doesn ‘t do much good to try to 4 comate yor live. no matter what vour age , Gumecialiy wart to eond x1 1 ii ned by soldiers who marrged du gsoive it, then you destroy it entire- 3 4 apparenti: hopeless cases. where all forms ing the Great Was lyr. To do this, get about four ounces » a of ‘* he ere Cc : ‘hive iv} Tr, pyre’ ye: oes ae mee“ * v. i } , . ry) 4 ¢ j eultt ’ é , . oy} a . ry erie ‘na vr mary i} ule ry Pe i ] : ‘fumes. ‘‘paten. smokes.” «1: have failed : MOTION SOiIGIierSs ha 4 o% 0 ainary quid a on ap} ¥ t at if We wenl to how evervone at our expense.) English girls. deserted them after night when retiring; use enough to 33 hat Our method is designed to end all) she armistice and returned to their moisten the scalp and rub it is 4 difficult breething. « wheezing. and al! ' ‘ se th the fin tips a2 ‘home erritiie ? R- i Hes marrie4 afcain TY the Dominion By morning. most if not Aii. of 4 oe Big ee st ve 4 gre — ” home« ey ne Wives Ana * (laren vour a nar’ ff Wii be fone, and two 2% Le 4 ‘ ve ne , * at ’ et -»'? : ‘ ; 4 i~» , ‘ 6 - . . ; . +) 4 mel’ coupen below tT it Tad mn Grea B ait enniless as or three more applications Wii ©om- . } . . — ee Bet even pay postage. esis saa te ta ohtain di. pletely dissoive and entirely destroy ; ‘ ‘ GA ' ~ ta : ia i Ne 7 : _ ” . a ~ 4 FREF TRIA ©COOT PO’ verces in England. as they cannot every Sibgie Sign and trace of oe FRONTIER ASTHMA CC rove mis duct. on the part of You will find, too, that ali itehing ‘ fi . - ms ~ ; '% 4 . : . > , 4 . * £ + . } — 40 — Prontic ' Bids (hei wbands in man eee ang and digging of the scalp will stop, 2 ; ‘agara ‘7 ' . . ‘ .| # & ¥495 ve | | ¢ b> ] ‘7 + = id +h : hes} Time f f be Yie = | -* tne Tirst ¥ ite mat? ae, (Tiscovey;y WOridad-Tame sane A} |] N# atit the MAUL IPS Cl 4ti)} raiu Pree’ A NOP TELE ARE TRI IAEED! IM 8 set Bint Aes and the Yoho Vallev. where a tablet in his honor has been placed bv th: rail Riders o - OS | ‘ , | &. — eres } . , . ‘ ‘ x 7 — ' . : ‘ 1} } . ee the Canadian Kockies, ADG aiso The Tirst to Qurde a party to se0unt Assiniborne, Will De > . ‘ » . + 2% 2 ->14 on a , . F nm or. es Da nyt 1] m St. Louis from March 16th until Mareh 21st with ! aquarters at the « anadian Pracitis a ig ~ , ~h bd 4 1 +} Pa rr ~? az Sie 24 4 . ; » > " : . “ " ‘ +? 2: Railway. 420 Locust Street. Phone GArfield 2155. Inquiry 1s freely invited from anvon: sf desiring initormation or advice about Hunting. Tishing. camping. trai Maing, and sigd | > s , - ‘ ' ' i of 54] R \l» WW: Yr ’ > i i? Hate ky + ‘ ’ ar of Rowles Mentho Sulphur [rom withou «t race is © Oiise 7 LO arn anv good druggist. one while there x * EA I > = ‘J > a2 _— - x. > ra be eed a a td | i} ‘ - ; ¥ te eat « - If you have tbe Dtabetes—soch as Ginate bunger, with spite of keens irritability. Testiesgness, sand trifies and loss of st are in reading one of the DOKS of the day.“Ig E ey. lt will be mailed tree te a will send merely Sanborn Labe Building. Battle scribes the Sanbors and relates the e women of national restored themse after other tr The book has 78 covers and is a mine of mation for the t+ wheare Daar+ tea. During if2e the printed 74666 Fer & 41.174 more thas the # “t € . Lewks newspapers para: aa comparatively a bronchial cough weit is possible to bring all the two ago in a modest litte ) home on one of the outer M idnight Children’s Hour. ) Stations in Japan Francisco and Los Angeles i) Emglish From t broadcas'ing sta } wy ‘ » § n world and through i Stean: Supply in Ground > > ~ _ + Tur more steadfastiv cor from Hoeno- | iz On the island of Oah aoe ASB ASA AAA eA Ame AAA MAM Am AMA mM Am Am AeA mA mA the voltano itself. | boring Would be ; LUTHERAN NOONDAY SPEAKER W. Behnken to Con- duct Services This Week. at the American Theater this week discussing various problems which Caencordia Sern i. pastor of Trinity Lutheras Ic lc lc lciclelcleicile le le TRUSSES AT CUT PRICES Ic Ic Ic Ic Ice Ic Ic Ic ‘“S MEDICINE, the c 50c 50c Soul Face Powder Qresien 1 Kiss Kiss Cold or ey L Vanishing 2 for 5ic | 2 fer 5le Vigortone Pills $1.00 25c Hinkle’s 2for$i.0i | 2 for 26¢ Add 1C%_ to Mail Orders for Packing and Postage 75c¢c Pint Imported Bay Rum Z=oes ano ST.CHARLES Store No. 3—Hamilton and Plymouth CAbany 7646 a 2 for 76c $1 Comp. Syr. Hypo- phosphites Store No. 2, De Baliviere and McPherson CAbany 4219 2 for $1.01 PYRO- SANA Meuth Wash 2 for 5ic ONE-CENT sz MONDAY and TUESDAY Sage and 2 for $1.0! 75c 5 YARDS 500 MILK OF $1.25 BEEF, IRON | 75¢ NORWEGIAN STERILE GAUZE MAGNESIA AND WINE COD LIVER OIL oe 1 oe oe 2for Sic | 2 for $1.26 2 for 76c Sulphur 2 for Sic $1 Gilosso Sage and Sulphur 2 for $1.01 $1 Nux & iron Tabiets 60c Rubbing | RAZOR BLADES Aute Strop Razor Blades. 39c¢ and 75c (rillei te Razer Blades 38c« and 75e $i 00 co 0 She Bwer-Ready Biades "Ye e RLaders Razer Blades. 29: “% fer Sie Durham Duplex Kazer Blades 3e Full Pints oom Fades 2 3 fer $1.00 ee “_ utter —> Best Obtainabie Gillette Razer ws 1 @e Durham Duplex Razer I the MONDAY ONLY — 69¢ { lbs., $1.00 P ffee, 2 for 61 (| PATENT MEDICINE |?" 3 SINGLE PRICE TOILETRIES allt Maal «lc i «ie ca cc ei i i ee oe 2 for $1.01| PATENT MEDICINES |... ...Monday Only Add 1c, Get $1 Le , , aac | 2! Paste Cream a ahcip 1m Add ic, Get 2 3 @ “ve ber a vag Ag 3Te i5e De Lary’s Creams sean Si Nux $1.25 Gin & Burcha : for “1 Weryth’s sage & Sulphur Ste. Oaks he Soul-Kiss (reams .....3 fer Sie Ferrone — ner Tablets ion 26e $i Tyrees Antiseptic Powder ae “— ‘Sanen toe Face Fe 2 for we ** Digesta ante | ie “ Scott’ « Fimul«ien 4c. x” nme 0E us 20's L@tien * fer for 26¢ | $1.50 Petrolagar 2 $1.19 | 8! Marsha Bleach (ream. 2 for $1.01 ‘\e Red Devil Reach Powder. $1.23 Coco (od — Si Marsha told Cream 2 fer $1.01 Tablets - far "He ‘he ’ wh Mareha Van. ‘ ream " : fer 5 Zi : ¥ Roach Powde pas , Wrpatice tte | che Marsha Facial Soa 2 ae “he Hed De rach owder ‘ $1 Najel een — ac p 2 fer the 2 or ] » fer Sle s. & &, Roc. $1.49 - pee & Rose Water. * fur 2Ge "Se White Liniment ? for Te Wiles’ * on. 3 Sic DeLacr’s Shampoo - for 360 ase OF apy an Mie Domine Freckle (ream ¢ fer Sic 25c Schoen- £1 Pyreferm Pyverrhesa : fer $1.01 Rem (Couch @crup _ One $1.50 l-ez. Heneluin Bougnet Perfume. —— -* 4 > ¢ -= ° «ee . 2 feld T 7Se Lilac Verceta! = a8 or OC 1 $1.50 Menthe Kreame $1.19 | 51.50 1-7. Ben nA r 2 oz. $1.51 eld ea [he Boe De Quinmive Hair mnie aie Bie Lee's Creolyptus 39¢ - ’ wr Perfume. on .; ‘ Give li a > a ». 2 for 26¢ See Campheor Cream Linimert. ed eg —_ — oa RSe 5@c¢ Biack Jasmine Perfume. @ fer Sic "ie “Mian-Zan Pile Remedr E for Sle ‘ ~ Sie DeWitt’. Ree Bath > for Ste — Remedy — yan . , TOOTH PASTES $1 Burke's Sie DeWiit's Catarrh (ream. * for Sle | ¢1 Seuibb’s Mineral Oi ’ ~ (or Ste Lavreri« . Zhe. 42r, ‘ . et ‘ > ‘o r tie Rel vrrex« ” Cod Liver Sut DeW itt ey, atarrh (ream. ~ for 6° | large Plute Water 8 Mie Squlbly'« hee - Oil T bi Mie Ueaia Pile Suppositories, @ fer Sle Van-Fe« Ha'r Tonic. &1 19: 2 fer $3.30 "Se Lieterine ‘ee: 3 8 ~~ a ‘ets Sl Mewewva Pile SUP Dositlories, s1.1e@ Taniac “Oe Pepeodent oo nee tte > for $1.01 Lrseo! 44e Rke fie F aa - ; - . orhan « 2 for S OI } Soe Sapte: Coe — ~ Oe Hills Cascara Quinine Tie S@re Pyresanea — = or 31s | 3@¢ Grove's Laxative Bromo- “Oe Mlatifrice Seve ‘+ fer 26¢ | $1 Nuxated Tren . We Rose Water 10 Oz. 26c $9c Kidney Pills | Kidney Pills | Hudmu:s skin & Tissue Gream, Ser. 51 Armand’s Face Powder See, 2 fer Sic | 2°'$1.64 (= — ....-. 50c Burke's DRUGS aD, — yee Pile Suppesiteries $1.13 T 25e Rochelle Salts oiletries—Mon. Only Cod Liver 2ic Cream Terter fer 26¢ | $1.10 Merers Aridephil Tabiet«. ROe Pend’s Cold or Vanishing (ream, Se. ; Oi! Tablets tbe Tinetere lodine > for 26e | Rrome-Selizer tic. ROe ie. 490. Tie Sc Spirits Campher > fer “se Willers Herb Juice @8c:- % for $° 50 1 re Rierenesx he 2 for Sic li «€6Timeture§ Arnica * for Ge Mive Tablet lie. tB4e Black £2 White Pace Powder ifr. “We 1% thiereferm L iniment * for 466 Hrne « Soppesitories. Ric. @ fer $2.15 J 554" Catexn Nail Preparations et SUNDRIE Rayers« Aspirin Tabiets. 15. Tie. ie | SOc Glaze Nail Polish 3 Joint Fase ‘ 44-. TGe¢ ee Hyche Peliah * ¢ 15¢ Epsom Tiec tr ‘ _ s : Si Caco Ced Telets Re Lfergen'’s Benzela & Aimend Letien iecirve Curting Irens oSe. $1.49 | ose Feemamint Laxative te. 7 Salts > $! @® Pocket Koives Hie ; . 196: t fer Ase tae Mavix Talcom 1 Oe "¢ — a 4 Sig _~ Alarm ‘ howks S= nt S1 Feenemint Laxative te | Bathaewecet "te. eee. =e 2 Lbs., 16c eo 50 "he = egy Pads $4.29 | Vicks Vaperub Tie. SSe. $1.15 | bP restiila — co Mewk.ity oe $1.49 Menthoistum Sic. 42e. Be Meliegle Preparations $1 ee $2.29 | 5@e Uneurntine % 6O0c Hind’s Honey g Almond (ream [he Ever-Reedy Lather Brus«he« 1Q- $1.50 Allenrhe $1.19 . os sg wer ge ; ae ag 68° | Gold Medal Haarlem Cap«ules. Degret & Ramsdell's Creams __ 47e Witch Mazel Chilgrea’ Carry ah alr Brushes, 88e °9c. Ste. $1.19 | “Oe Ficava ( reams We am, o Saree '9r | a@e Menthe Salphar Selve 49e | 5@¢ Lady Esther Cream "Oe ~— Kotex 4%t¢ po - . @. i Ay re 3Se Tis "te | T3e Lady Esther Creams 3ec ’ * an oes — . $i i 25 BlueJay (orn or Bunica 1M | We Golden Peaceck (ald ot Vanish! Flectric «Grille, larce . 4 ie, © | Dyspepsia. Vitality iewered paired by bladder = night ealis, backachegam sensation, and pame tf _— expect : 4 rong. well if rou ese conditions trv Cg Ld. Menes k (suarantee, week sup- (ystex Com- mmm! Oniy In Fashion _ All styles call for slenderness, short Dempseer bes And most women The painter @ ng that require of this subje which may be ay ts Marmola print collectis ‘he present aroused the aiscussion .i# “The CrueH@ most of thes rentiena! «re of the ofc @ sartiing eff Skirts im particular “3 you set, are mecti The easy, pleasant w feseription Tabiets. Fectang the cause. Gse or cet is required _ People have ws _ They act by cor- No abnormal exer- ses - "mola © a very extensive way. ‘OU See the results everywhere. Per- PS your own friends can tell them. If ©, they will say that Rone but gand effects ume-tested method, so widely today. Simply take four tab- ef the modern ciothi * ee eine eeane se sy -) Nervous it ee Headache. 6 Comming Lil Roce! 3 Sane SDMITT'S MAGIC TOUCH — Dr. Miles’ Laxative (Pepaived t andics that which ts lacking The Safety First Form of @BDosdes Assist nature by supplying the TOUCH! stomach and bowels with 23c and 45c t tch-hacel cream ‘ —is perfect for his delicate skin. Medical Co.. The witch-hasel gently soothes i—pre- Elkhart, Ind. — MILES; 7. a NRO VIN AGICcC —it keeps the roung a eee Je Fyeacart ey the Texas Distric: -_ ic Ic Ic Ic Ic Ic Ic Ic Ic Ic Ic “You Get What You Ask fer at Jensen's Ic Ic Ic Ic Ic ic ich A Nineteen W Artist Se Paintings yy prominent Am death occurre m 3 signed paintings d gruphs, .heid Museum of J 1925. focused and aleo arowus of his unffine} erful moder Lens ‘J P . : The “s atk | tT} selection from bition. lt co trait partes ‘Croes-Eved Cot the also his tas the COUGHS, COLDS, und other ailments of childhood Fence.” & ian od which 80 Berween thes Get i> give your new dex =lopr heightening « lows early acl marks his we bern in Cotur went to New art under Ri mained a stre out Bellors acnieved reco made an asm Academy of Man ever elec Among the taken as a =e painter's chai an elderly ¢ settee amid t roundings of is no tricker of suave cole forts, but tt of the caret Stained hands is eloquentiy has set _forth dignity of lif everyday cha una ffectedly Something evinced in th in Wine Silk aged. white- frail form en inous. folds painting she" th hard and age. with wr e¢lied body « mecongrueus silk and ec though the a size the hars | harsh color ‘ting. Yet th timent. no @ merely the g coming disse thwerted. Bet Belles due emphasis of life: he is terpreting th strength of | Test success tratts of his amd his wife. o* the pietur “Lady Jean” artists youn wearing a | .ored dress 6 From the « large. seft bi naivete and hood and j believe.” ‘ “Emma ia important yx wife Ripa tion with trp tangibie natu picted, whet] quality of ral ows work. * first of the § trare its earl ness of col@ pared with 1 | Bor.” made 1 when the afr full range ef Bellows gal larity througl fighting. On “Dem paey-Piz exhibition. £

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PATCH a a ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SENDAY MORNING, MARCH 13, 1927 —= oe aa ; = So BELLOWS PAINTINGS a Press = MANY ( ROM DISPLAYED AT MUSEUM ; , If you have the eo \ see Ss right toa trik slightest symp. en as “ . E 0 Diabetes — such ar exe sauteaal th . oe a s 1 Offer! aS are considered an: " + 4 « Lv : pec a Ginate hunger, with lose t . of : hi ~ = ittl e Fait 4meric ainter. wh¢ scribes the Sanborn bo . a ‘ in Spite of ' — prominent American painter, whose = = death occurred early last year. An xi 1 ig ' Saag 0 step aemsae of ‘i Mrs. LR. Gisner, of Brightmoor, cameeinene scenaisiel ceaisatian of his Double Rich Monda Onl ’ 10 ve catiennl encecet aa ‘ensive memorial exhibition of 85c Amelita ferment Of {[004, | restored themsetves to perten a : Mich, recently declared in a — es oe oe pov : x . 2s ore wave: The pris- | after other treatments bag phs, held at the Metropolita ric Pp d ' t F : ae ae WwW ader fa rapie condi- The book has 78 pages bennall : nes believe FATHER JOHN’ S MED.- sane um of Art in New York in} e ‘ ited ee . Face oO er Which is an eight- | Covers and is a mine of authentie ame «= sOICINE saved my boy's life. He is 1925, focused attention on his work ~ { u1S Stores pen one, e pay '£OOd a CUOil- mation for thus , q Si imc e he was two had and also arouse d disc ussion because ce ream {. O Another Walgreen at 69c , , . = Drug Store at Delmar % With a 25c vy is good a: n +“ who are , d rages utsid. +», Baaberes. a oe beencts hial coughs. A friend of his unflinching realism and pow- 515 Olive St. Seventh & Locust & Kingshighway Form: Dosti erly Knapp Drug Co. BN er, ty “eg ce a : sn During I926 the Pose. Di - 3 advised me to try Father John’ s Medi- erful modernists ee Is Simply Delicious 514 Washington Sts. . Puff Free ' t printed 74666 For Sale “Wan ane. I had ist tle faith in any se seas ae 2 eee pee | aes, hi , De Baliviere and 8th & Washington j Pre. 41.174 more than the THREE then but now | tell everyone who has The collection a ne ™m eum i Rich in quality. nourishing anc Kinesbaty (Loew's State ; } | We Reserve the Right to Amelita Face Powder is of the ' best quality. Medium texture, | Filling Prescriptions Ils the Most Important Part of Our Business h into the also his last painting. ‘‘The sda } nm sale Drop into your tonic ood, puts strengt also his last painting, h those on sale. P agonal 1 Delm 3 Postage 75c Pint $1.50 Elixir 2 and ocher othe of chi ‘Idhood which $0 Between these there is no mar rke imported tron, Quini | often end disastrous!y. Get it; give your new develo pment, asids from 13 Quart | { 5c It Pays to Trade at Walgreen's St. Louis newspapers comb | a bronchial cough to please try 1. My selection from the New York exhi- health giving. Adds a finishing re : . m bined, by gained weig ght and the cough bition. it contains the first por- touch to your afternoon luncheon sega r and aye nm , left him comp! lcaaly. trait painted by Bellows, the or Sunday dinner. You are sure eve ygraeed a Belt ang Pesuhine — A ICINE, the! ‘“Cross-Eve: rox.” of 1906. and : . : tnion & e , Ic Ic Ic Ic Ic Ic Ic iT. Ie Ic Ic | FATHER OHN’S AED] CI Cross-Eved Boy aes an to find your favorite brick among Cherokee & lowa Kingshighway Limit Quantities blending perfectly with the com- plexion. The Powder Poff i« of peach velour in & most popular size. — PD ee > GE + ee) ee © Bay Rum & Strychnine the chance. | No drugs or alcohol. oe en att 4 nian ~ Bel : “nild same 9 height oe f th slor, f B b 70 years of health victories. |)... ntekinedA sta. acuta ana ric 2 for 76c | 2forSi.Si Perr ° : we early eaaipeyy PP eseboticrmtie ne painter was ; rn Ii 8 hii ru ; j and - —p $1 Comp.. 50c & Ps . i BUILDS went to New York a eae to studs ; ey ? , . _ — - J - ons ener jlowin Kuantol forms. but the unflinching realism real face—alive and § S Naturetie, | . 3 3 ~~ see od a Peper: does it, 2-minute massage is easy. 40c Castoria (Fletcher's) .27c | y - MONDAY ONLY A Durham Du- Pee ee tg haat ata ay ee eee Large AAC Large 89¢ ; 7 . . ' | idelinee a the aging figures : ed hands anc 1.25 Pinkham’s Vegetable . —_ $1.00 ee eee OO is eloquently expressive. The artist tube $ é 60c Glover s | shade. ie 4 ‘4 . Z as set forih the pathos and th T a Compound GUAR Fi ena, ‘5 fa ge Cc $| 75 - — 6 clo Sees American oe ~~ 35¢ Sloan’s Liniment 7¢ | ye KLEENEX Be Cocoanut Oil and Egg Pure Coffee, 3 ibs., $1.00 God Liver me mnie st eee eg Ree a Sa Klos. se . Reve Shavies | 2 5c Fe 7 Cee Cold Cream — 60 Danderine : Shampoo : TOILETRIES Tablets a ee in Wine Silk,” the likeness of an (Cream rn rove J 9 Remover $1.25 W veth’'s Sage and —F aged, white-haired woman, her men u C = Ls. “3 33 Add ic, Get 2 é for 6ic — frail form enveloped in the volum- SIC L ti Ihe only scientific method of remov- Sulphur Cc $1 Paste Cream ...% for $1.01} 75e Jergens’ , | oo inous folds of r gown. The axative ing all cold cream and cosmetics from 35c Stacomb, Tube se acy's Creams ge Sale aintit » fiinching from , ; be ais ' me . ace —The 5 ; . ; 60c Doan’s Kidney Pills . .44c your face. These gossamer thin sheets SOc Lustre Haw Dressing 39 We Soul-Kiss Creams : > ' . | Assorted of super-absorbent remove the day's o0¢ Soul-Kis: Face Powder, 2 for : Perfumes : th hard and grim reality of old . bl ~¢ Venus Beauty Lotien * fer 3G6e ; . : , with wrinkled face ne nriv- k or ini Tr rou e - , : “ ’ 1 — Ro ee ey oa for $1.01 2 Btis. 16¢ ‘ alled bod: lad in th ; 75c Carter s Pills accumulation from the pores safely, | 75¢ Pinaud s Eau — Veee ase (ream, : SS ee Rae PRS al Rr pae. anuf- i : win ap : al ws 60. ne : for le : . incongruou hus , ine-cec req a nandaiiad 60c Formamuint ] ablets me 48c gently and correctly. de Quinine w ceaee ; - ~ for Bie 50c Jasmine Sill ana reamy i1ace. . as al pains about the eae tabs Pacmag m Fy — = Perfume though the artist sought to ompha- exes and cheeks, 30 Olive Tablets 35c¢ Size 29¢ $1.50 Kolor-Bak. Si Marsha Bleach Cream. 2 for £1.01 ae. 4 enh temch ¢ enitit~ thy and dizcriness are . 1 Marsha Cold Cream 2 for stor! 2 for 5i¢ es Wee. Voce ual i Lectemme mak oe primary ing saan | 30 Phenolax Wafers 21¢ , a Farr’s Hair OE -..89¢ | | With Soothing We Marsha Van. Cream ef infected nasal ze Marsha Facial Sonp ° Re tin “ot there is no maudlin sen. sinuses, The only : . . tbe (.lycerine A Rose Water. @ fo te Here Are Facts ; ae = 2 Re STREP protection of sinus- 60c Pape s Diapepsin Se Aeserted Perfumes “- : $1 .50 Lyko ti by, xs | have oceca- Lunes 0 SPrre wie a iti« is frequent 30 Domine Freckle Cream @ ' Be Tonic | ne gn ey ae famous | Merely the grit relentless fact ¢ and regular cleans- $1 Rinex EZ; ablets 25¢ Wood- of “oz. Honoluin Bouquet Perfume. res | * . eomin lissolution that wil! tt ing of the sinuses. prego ' s s . 2 oz. $1.51 2 f $i 5 | pmedies, @speclaiiv the ravorite ee ee ee ee cut ; trates 5 ee oap $1.50 t-or. Ben Hur Perfum: or ’ ; 4 ‘ , ‘es at thw ted property applied. penetra da reat | 2 . se) aud en mea a | y fold d as where its ? | EL TO bag Bagg 4 | found that for ail- ut Bellows art exhibiis no un- antineptic power “cleanes a 35C Vick Ss J . 4 cee ——_—_— 5O0c Men- “ nt re? t ‘Golden Medi- due emphasis of the nber es 1 membranes o 7 gg ust as unp easant in : | TOOTH PASTES tholates ' : Dis c ors be +, di alts ? ii i ‘ is eq 1} ily . Y) on e in é mucus. a ottle Vapor ub March as ag time. c | 30c Resinol Soap ' Kolynos ° : e : . : aad fe ge sn preehelt xa 7% a 2. nag ‘ ee ; 2 Rc : ; ~ Down it with . > oe. ga Me for 51 ON ee i ee 75c Baume Analgesique ; 15¢ Sayman’s, 3 for Oc Pepsodent » > hae a > wits DPeannetntbian ! and | « a te eR as one ) “eee —e — ; ° woe Forbin» ss a2 2 for Sic ne net, nay | eam Of Rie two) youny senennem SI REPTIC Bengue 59 | Astringosol 10c Dona Castile, 3 for ...2 aoe Stic "a a ae tt Or | it." '—Mrs, Le’ » of the pictures at tf) Niuaerm. THE NOSE $1.00 Mentholatum | | Stearn’s Concentrated f 20c Walgreen Castile, 2 for 35c Ee aha se eacoc 609 Ist Ave nton, Iowa Lady Jean” is a portsait of th | | Antiseptic ‘s¢ ; " r oiletries—Mon. Only elcadie ati nger dete a eget SPs ela sentence Lanes © ee aa aie — 65c Musterole | —_— | 10c Palmolive, 3 for Check That Cough Pend's (old or Vanishing Cream. er Kinenes mane PR [SF Cream Abas ay For free meq. “Wearing a picturesque, old-fush- , ) ;, 60c Resinol Ointment : ! Costs Less—Does More—Tastes Better 25c Packer’s Tar Soap, of Yours Right Now Black & White Face Powder isc, sec 1 2 FOF $4.04 B ivai saviee to Dr. Pierce. Invalida’? 10704 Gress of blue striped snaterial, Pyrolac Milkof Magnesia | AVOID PNEUMONIA sive Cutex Nall Preparations I~ © ‘ re D PY. - ~ P | ~ r : “rom n childish fa Wat ne 7 ] P f il’ 55c S$9c $1 O9 SOc Glare Nall Polish “Re ' . . ’ , ara ‘ rer -_ wlan 1) +) l oo0tn ast eé 35¢c Be s . Special at oe Hygle Polish “se | 75e Golden need adie dees coeKaucncacs «ie a 37¢ ‘ } > 3C ee ee eee ay Jergen's Benrola & Almond Lotion. Peacock Pine Tar we Acted Tatcum a ° jor “a Face Powder ’ a4. |. ‘ ste nd oy ve ' - . : | : he _ and Honey #% } | 60 P im. § 23 b re«tilla Be 8 ie, :9 2 for 16¢ as Bh: “Emma ‘in Purple ——— ”. _ 22 Mie: ee ues © : . t oO ‘ Mellogio 1 reparations | r | t be important ortrait of rtist s . " . ong ay sta cam! | ene AE Ran vw 2 for 36¢ : . >, ted, chet} fabric or f if eh a by een pre- $1 Hagee 5s Cordia The cleansing and mrnthing | aanabne aged Cream “06 | r all mF uality of ] peculiar to Bel- ~cribed and : : ; | effects of Palm and Olive | 35¢ Pond’s Cream GOe Hopper's Vanishing Cream ite $1.50 , ows work. “Cross-E ved Boy. » the reco Me- $1 Russian Mineral Oil ee Oils have long been recog- | stimulant of Zhe Jd. & J. Baby Tale De J : . ° | | tissues, Mavis Taicaom aie, ee | ~Mormagen i / : Se ths puter hla in groin ie exept 8 $1.00 Glyco-Thymoline , . . / nized by professional hair | $1 Golden Peacock Bleach, 63c | yg ne Se Dijer-Kies Taicum Ooh e , . © Th "a halt , ’ : At dressers and scalp scientists. — , ) Aver's org’ vBler sryggy eo, oe for gray ai ness of colo r }t should he com- of Pp h ¥s i- $1 YW am pole s Cod Liver } ' Beautiful hair 1 = store. Use Palmolive Sham- | ay Stein’ * Theatrical Cream nae 3 Hot Water 9 7 when the artist had achieved his ment for all ; | poo regularly. 50c value. | 60c Pomp. Night Cream - 44¢ | Ne. 1-—for -~ oe Boncilia Veni-hing Cream Sie full range of tones in flamma- ® = Fag | - | Teeth Easy to omen ae © Fiemme @ream, See. Bottles : Bellows gained his widest popu- tory Conditions. including 85¢c Mellen s : ~ ecial at 29¢ 75¢ Golden Peacock Tonic | 7 atean soe féifiman’s freckle Cream | 2 for $1.51 : larity through his paintings of prize coughs. bronchitis and tonsil- Baby Food ~ Sp | Face Powder No. 2-——For he , . : , . “2cad in 2 : os fighting One of tnese canvases, | ftis. Iixternal and internal 5 | ° : Teeth Hard to ‘bem pse \- Firpo. is In ine pres nt i treatment. satixfaction or : , . ae —- ee ee 60c D er-Kiss Rou i : : Getting Up Nights In ashion éxhibition. It represents the tse | money back. $1 Horlick’s Malted Milk : 735C 35c Djer Kiss Tae. ) : i1atic instant when Firpo knockec e ee 3 A é , - | oe Vitality 7 ; All Styles call for meniernions, short ace athens headlong from the ring. Reg. rhe Size Reg. Pik SIZe Dryco Milk (Hosp. size) $1. 98 25c Maris Talc ’ Ni ts in rt ar fi 10s "he aInter aiso lade a lithograph | eee te Sintureed, SOMIIES pu see, are anccting Chon rem | THe Bainter also & ig 43c 79C Borden’s Eagle Brand Mitk,18c lat Trequire-' of this subject. an impression of and } ealth im ‘ ment ™ a ich ee be seen 1n the Museum's sn weaknees The casy, pleasant way i apes TT) : , in PRUNES 8 AE a Dr. West's 7 ooth Brush is Marmola print couection ihe painting in re S backach burning . Prescription Tabi ets. Ti eV act by COT- the present ¢ xhibition which has Your Toot hh Powder Pu . ains in the legs ae tgp the cause. ] No abnormal exer- aroused the greatest amount rf Brush is safe C MmeESF t to feel yous yo ut ts required discussion is a large canvas — of from thumb Pink and white in both wool , “ rT fro! ry. cape he ive b edd th ITT) 7 ) lor 19 years. «The Crucifixion.” It | embodies brushers if you and velour in individual glassine CA ST! LE eo .?T 3iT rs LL? ('ystex ( om- They have told a? da Si h UTI the results to rnost a > hs ‘ lerr ante af the P 7) mse the boush bags. ‘hers, ang the u e ha 5 grown Now in for 27c ows ntiona! rucifixion composition: that polishes og OUR ee davs of slender § igures, people are > ee * ut new . : as it cleans 4 rm? “TT ‘. 10 t 35 > * \ Marmola Mmaver Vv extensive way. sam ‘ ie : So : a. F ve 'e a ve whe ] ooteray aed e : | DO i IN I O ui N S / ORES m- — Cc O as = * OU Ser the results everywhere. Per- ,, ae ra reali lism of the fi 8 | “Ps your own friends can tell them. If |=) oy. ne f lighting and y : Bourjois Ashes of Hoses $3 48 posse “a7 K news Sor 9 ~ : ee ae » . 39, they Ww 1 os LY that } none birt rnod effect far mola brought peculiar ana‘ “~ ‘onisms in the dress Perfume: 1-02. original Try this time-te | met hod. SD widely of the spectat ors. jase wea ring Robert Burns ; Rosine Nuit de Ohine Per- $2 19 a rploved todav. c: imp; - take four 1 tab- modern sce OS aie, ee 4 f 15 Box 25 | f rm = ‘ie Sumo: 1-8 on. original : | e 3 “a daily and w atc rest tts. Sy top when { #Ti{ ie) oOuuUutc LION i) ile : © & Or C 0c = , , ~- oO p's Chevalier de Auit $5 00 . O8 teac s in present-day costumes. bh pr oper wel ght. A method ?/*) sig ce ee Perfume: bulk, per oz. (oes, Creeping and Crawling Down me Std by m; lions. 2 A touch of the same grimness " H C= a Li a ' . l and yw 19 = . ~ “ | he ; gre , : : 57 eS nib c Kk Lo both right sor 1) years, Gust | -vades the canvas entitled “Bdith Havana Ribbons a ae adie °*: Ces Benguet Angee . G5 PIPP se eees TR Money, k Guarantee. week sup iy OyStex OCom- | rvnd Only PIIITT g and effective. Learn. for Supply, 93¢ al Own sake, what so many know Cavell,” in which Miss Cavell is Wim. Penn | te hy | 1% ar Perfume: bulk, per 07. | about j rt, shown leaving her prison at night Caron’s Black Narcissus $3 08 . | » »» & ° ad great coil, feormeriy heaevwe Marmola t i. More conventional Box 50 4 Prescription tablets are Oo pe execu mevEe ™ Ox » 4 etal fume -oz. original 4 re by all druggists at $1 per box. in its soft, gray-green tones than 6 for Z 5c $1.99 . Cha eos 2293 - >. an “Snake O11.” is the only thing J your druggist is owt. he will get aaa ome a af 7 a CE Coty's L’Origan Perfume; $3 49 of ite kind yet discovered. Will ‘a 4 t: rs - them at onte from his jobber most of Bellows’ Canvases and of t-oz. original : Wer eT? ; a frankly llustrative conten! it ” Bae 7. 4 le ; Antiseptic 4 el vatten the full dramatic ghastliness Regular ee b . la Ler \@ e) » > : Ciro’s Jasmin Perfume; $6.50 : *, Prescription Jablets of “The Crucifixion.” The artist , . a3 : y 1%-oz. original i Cooling Wm MCA SAT also thegraphel the Edith Cavell Henry the ourt -—> ’ N Rosine Nuit Ge Chine Refreshing ee composition, and a print of it is Producto 4 items 4 %6-aik malate $6.79 al ‘Wott. — a -S re & heababs Laneae . Sati Dutch Masters The New Alluring Perfume oe a. aoe Pa’ —— achieved remarkable effects of light 3 for 4 5c Box 50 Produced from a bovuguet of twenty- ‘G + Physicians distinetiv ’ de Chine niment and keew YW rE : T at an'early pered, BS may De seen - $3.95 new fine of toltet sequiciios ; sos a tong origin 13. 49 Leer as pa Fresh and Hom ad ays . i f teliet uleites for thor ' free frem in. cm ¢ IN < g AS HMA m the exhibition *in “Sine Snow, oad p venntlio perfection in toilet prepem- Perfume; 2, -07. al co + Lotter end ‘‘Warshinse on the ‘ . Perfume. Powder and Roeuge - the Battery.” and _— ~e — Regular 15c Size oe sexing 0% cee. ann Wesmeaie Corday Toujour Mot Per -: SS OR 7 93c¢ Aya! St Hudson,” both painted before 1910 Cream—Cold Cream—Compiexion Soap fume: 1-oz. original... Cc Cc oe ee opped oF No Pay vame and Later landsc apes as “Sprin (;onzalez Queens —Tottet Vater—Bath Sailts— Telcum— i, Be | u all charges prepaid. Gramercy Park.” (1920) and ‘The & , Lipsticks. ‘! tenes Parmeouse Treat. Wwhis tie? bo ‘w long sou here euf. -< — nee Re matt e i $14) show more ] Te Box 25 9 . thon: Ler? you live—trs my treatment | than a tin of modernity in thei: $2.9% a7 elcome at Ww + 4 i s t Johnson's Ic Ic Ic Ic licic Ic Ic Ic Ic Mee Pusande. and doen mot cost been weed SY | dramatic fee! ng for sunlight and | ¥ ou re Alwa ¥ Ss VA ‘Ul vou are c¢ ompletely eatiefied—then shadow. Here, as eisewhere in his | b° Packed in I 2 ent ms Oniy $1 2 Write me today B. 4. LANE. 489 Lane Bide. St. Marys Kanes paintings,

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Kenlasti¢ - the life of fine corsets distinguishing mark Philadelphia New Took Ae rd cla:ms ot miraculous cures OU have probably heard o time YOu h ave bh s | j ; tul 10-minute tree its COsting you one For in 7 >. called in mm an \ curable Nappen to you. the aMazing 5 | 7 9" > 7% + - , ™ results which You responded t O It. invited to experience a may be the object of a prove what |ON-A-CO will do for the ILON-A-CO has produced, this simple we will send a repre- ——— Wilshire’ Lon “I want every vise: im this city to try the I- betore. B ** ——~¢ this is the T1itsSt “miracle. ome in and take a delight- lON-A-CO has produced instantaneous results. miracle yourselt—without Even mn, Oe And what has happened to others may - m3 k-7 pee : £ wea. = ] making. Visit us today. Or if you cannot call. telephone and ‘ . : sentative to give you a tree demonstration in your home thing to lose . everv thing to gain you. Surely, in view test is worth ON-A-CO jree. rea ” —GAYLORD =, = } i x... a GAYLORD WILSHIRE Inventor of LON A-CO - if: 4 4 "TRIP TO SIX-DAY FLORIDA * Meals, Berth and Hotel Incl A limited number. of reservat available for this personally cond ed tour to Venice—the new re and agricultural empire owned the Brotherhood of Locomotive E neers. See Florida's greatest wi farming belt and the premier re city of the West Coast. LEAVES ST. LOUIS SATUR MARCH 26th Call im’ person or telephone F. N. HICKMAN & GArfield 7158 7 620 Merchants-Laclede Buil THE VENICE CO. Venice, Fla. It’s Orange Blossom Time in Floride ere ea ra " “ Pte Coes ‘ SS en ay ~ | Moth Mach. musing at When Nothing equals **California Pig prap Your child isn't naturally sand peevish. See if tongue is d; this is a sure sign the littl liver and bewels need @ listiess, pale, feveris#, full eold, breath bad, throat sore, sn’t eat, sleep or act naturally, stomach ache, diarrhoea, remem- . & gentle liver and bowel cleans should always be the first treat- am given, for children’s Uls; give s spoonful, and im a* few hours all fou!) once. less, and it never fail ‘‘inside cleansing babies, children California Fig Syrup’’ can’t harm children ¢ menting food whi fornia Fig 8y is made by Th waste. sour bile and fer! up Company.”* Bek are listed some eil-k $s that n be 3 s-— come to a These ve si definite response to the | ON-A-CO We “ ur f ae mg specific results . ese diseases pies which we be glad to show or send to mquuirer Acedosis Asthma Cramp Gall Bladder Hysteria Mumps Phiebitis Sinus Trouble Acne Blood Pressure Cystitis Gall Stones Indigestion Nervousness Pleurisy Stomotitis Albuminaria Biliousness Diarrhea Gastritis Influenza Neuralgia Poor Circulation Trombosis Anemia Bronchitis Dropsy Gout Insomnia Neurasthenia Prolapsus Tic Douleureux Aner Pectoris Cataracts Dysentery Hay Fever Jaundice Neuritis Psoriasis Tonsilitis Aneurism Catarrh Dyspepsia lieartburn Laryngitis Obesity Pyorrhea Toxemia Appendicitis Cold Eczema Hemorrhoids Low Blood Pressure Palpitation Rheumatism Tumor Arthritis Colic Erysipelas Hernia Lumbago Palsy Sciatica Ulcers Arteriosclerosis Constipation Fistula High Blood Pressure Mastoiditis Piles Shingles Vertigo St. Louis Man Gets Results >t. Louis, Missouri, Monday, March 14 aA . r - a . hen ‘~+ \A aad > 1 ee - } - ~ — 2 * =. wd ~ a 2 8 -_ . r G , a | “~ : : Ee aG cars ” ~ . ° — — : an ._ “a5 ji t ‘ - ce ; TY *? a : _ ~ — 2 . a xX i¢ re r j ~“~ ‘ Ne bY | \ dd-ees lh \ ‘ Oe G a°.G ba tr Ga March, 192 Siened e BI =* eat a ‘ ~ ' Ovalid Ca THE toNa 2e Pan! COoMraiNny € a a] 1 . . . a . ’ > s-_ —- . = + » ed * a ‘ 7 entss ~ »& s € Lae C > , ~ -~ > " " . Tree ~ . “a ‘ i 7 > . > bn ” ‘ ~ . i 4 $+ ; . ow / Special Lectures R. EDMOND M. GLESSNER Medical Staff, The lona Company; Personal Representative of Gaylord Wilshire FREE—EVERYONE INVITED 2:15 and 8:15 P.M. AT 230 PAUL BROWN BLDG. OLIVE AT STH CO, Dasec CoO very ‘ > F282 cece « ooq copy The Get This Free Book Do YOU kro’ upon tne me great JW A » 4» recent uis that the Werman Pro! eof Wieserri. I T2-4 gist. Py. vessor Orto W arPurg. ba« Gtixe at i . Re seep 3 4 ert. resul ted m an entire nee rrr ?* *-—- - et! ee ' rcatit id cistase uithout drug : piains if im Getal. tells how the LON-AOD is wend right $s used rigi mn the in ies. TI —- “ 2Ome ~% ive J t 4 tow Les Angeles. Office Hours: Week Days, 9 A. M. to 9 P. M. Sundays, 10 A. M. to 2 P. M. The Iona Company of Tih Seok te 230 Paul Brown Bldg.—Olive at Ninth St. é Telephone, GArfield 3654—St. Louis Authertzed Distributors: San Diego. Denver. Kansas City. The lona Company San Francisco. P ortland. Salt Lake City. Omaha. . 22d upholstered in fine quality p fose Or taupe Jacquard velour. Das davenport may be opened —— . os —— a? @ VETERE ETE »#e« wei ecuey (fury ST. LOUIS HOUSE FURNISHING CO 902-04 Franklin Av. Here’s Your New Living Rail Back, Loose Cushion Bed D 4 Living-Room Exactly as Illustrated .. ln Rese and Taupe This ‘uxurious and beautiful Suite is full size, well made, full-size bed. u Me

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Po easy | 7 SS a d ; : ; a vam b Baha tt Piper pee: jun a cate 3 rasa © aaa | a. >, ‘ «3 ut rs ia ~ ae TB. A Whe ko ee Pans” P > ree, Se) La | an 4 7 A orn , Os ay Sea gee : Ua =e & . deat am = y PS ee ee ea - — ¥ SS eee ee a Tae eo : : PS BD ew OF a SOD ty- eighth ‘anniversary of the pasts. |e. Harvey Hadlock of Los An- | pitions. this evening at the Grace M. E. | ° nd . , j ‘ , ; A limited number of reservations Pay Their Way at | Skinker road, by Dr. Harvey Had- Most creams are injurious when | Keep tab om the news items % conducted a party of American , ‘elie, ve ¢.... Oil,” is the only thing of its kind yet dis- | “Nearly all Nquor now sold self of Galistones , | S°eBY, stiflime film which interferes | covered. Will penetrate the thickest sole 9 pele tn: | even doctors ae ; ‘lecture is free to the public o ‘ ; be . . | The Campers’ Savings Club . | Pp puniic. |} the skin sickly and pastry. There is. it th te muscular rheumatic | will get meine e i, and agricultural empire owned by | amp gs Club orig ) Pp ) er it gives warm m ill net powen the patient LOUISVILLE, Ky., March 12.—, ent principle. Wile perfectly harm- antee and Jess than a dozen bottles retarned, | less Tescum Powders given Fi ‘removing by_ absorption the dead any remedy. quneshally Wolff-Wilson and distinguishing mark LS Ln ULS Lv , city of the West Coast. )at one time and had no means Of | and stomach trouble, of which he | 2"*- It is the J. R. Speed Memorial |thé pores. Thus it takes away from ! means to be free from pein. ) and helped tens of th In corsets —the strength, the re- (differing in this respect from cos- knitted elastic—is used bymakers MARCH 26th depositing $1 with local headquar- (to send a free treatment to anyone , uable collection of oil paintings of is applied at night like cold cream oa au ponent M9 ‘Call aie GET IN TOUCH with these whe colized wax brings out the hidden| 11! Give the order to an Expert | | POST-DISPATCH WANT ADS. line, inside the corset at top and Call in person or telephone |bank wherein he may place smally Kenlasti , € ti is the money counted and depositea | ~Nias 1 E | GArfield 7158 io his account. | - the life of fine corsets . | . Each member of the Campers’ lof $1 will be made on the regular { It's Orange Blossom Time in Florida ‘ | Saving Catr fees. t | : method of saving camp fees, alt greater vogue than ) f | = find 7 re — ¥ 7 _—_ ———___, 5T. LOUIS PCST-DISPATCH _ SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 13, 1997 _ _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH "gx. DAY $ 10 | |rate at Maplewood Church of the geles at Grace M. E, Church, Miller's —— ~ Formerty | TRIP TO amie Rev. W. L. Nash. A lecture on the Passion Play | To Mothers of Oberammergau, illustrated with | macreaniess a ~ Snake Oi] ‘ Wives of ; - They clog the pores "Em Up In « Few a" | of deaths, biindness and liver available for this personally conduct- | Camp. tourists to see the last play. The| with eliminative action and makes Seatiune ts & wnlecien. dhe oh ee ee cannot postive! Chicago—A unic character in| ——_—__— -—_____-__, ; inated because of the need of the ‘the te of C hinnas is the famous | Louisville Has Art Galleries. ‘an application—mercolized wax— a — erable oy, chest = if you — — on =~ > . and sore throat almost like magic. ver ene of your le ones the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engi- | ‘ized ‘method of saving money to | 155 N. Union Ave., Suite 806, Chi- ye Byop- | who wanted to go to camp, could world for the remarkable discovery aciawiie Bag a building ter tee Don't suffer longer, get this most pene | Walgreen's. Tescum has Saving small sums. cured himself when he was 60 years | Galleries, on the campus of the /| the face all skin defects instead of |. On Sale at Walgreen's Drug Stores. | conquer the liquor habit, siliency, the basis of figure con- : | There were over 1609 mem bers Of have heen benefited by his treat- opens three ways, into a lower metics. The result is a perfecth ; i trol is in the elastic. That is why | TEAV a ATURDAY the club @uring 1926. Now any! ment. To help others who suffer as Court and on either side into the ; natur + amd he vie iy young complex- Cheose the medium most persens | On. ercolized wax, procurable at read te find the losers of lost arti- | of America’s finest corsets in Mer- | the DIRECT BIG BUSINESS through bottom borders of the elastic, : bm that otherwise might be spent 620 Merchants-Laclede Building es ae Sees 2. paeshans Venice, Fla. ‘camp fee. | ———: — | Campers’ Savings Club instills in i : r it | S's : : : — 7 a —— ‘boy the habit of saving. One of || fiber furniture—as an a — 7= 7% : plete, showing of fiber ee ee 2 J have consented to take part in the LECTURES. ON PASS tion of COT | ; | 10N PLAY | tio © manuscripts. The gallery on|/ = ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT photographic slides, will be given | A eats Princi ae in Meals, Berth and Hotel Included Cc , Bootlee Drink They Save Their Money to} 92-Year-Old Doce church, Waterman avenue ana| ©Omplexion Treatment 5 ers Hy “ee fe | used habitually. ‘yc | tor Cures im lock of Los Angeles. Dr. Hadlock and eventually form a permanent This great oil, formerly known as “Snake | troubles, - You will ed tour to Venice—the new resort Rei at 0 * ¢ ' a « : a > rhich cts ; irely av. ‘Scouts of St. Louis for an Oorgan- ‘old physici ian, Dr. H. E. Hildebrand, By the Associated Press. wh acts upon am entirely differ 5,000,000 botties sold under absolute guar- , , hem. Taate- ° b ° neers. See Florida § greatest winter lattend camp. A great many Scouts | ‘ago, who is bate throughout the | Fot the first time in its history, | /¢S8, it has the peculiar property of | @ record probably never before equaled by | wilh help. All drug stores, . in belt and the reml | yay . enti = . ; | so] € exhihiti : land healf- dead ticles of sx farm g Pp er resort /not afford to pay the entire f of a treatment for gallstones, liver | 50*© Purpose of exhibiting works of | 2. t os well aa ushenlths eSB ag trating oil liniment and know what it been on the market 19 years Then came the Savings Club.'5]qd Since then many thousands | University of Louisville. A lobby | 2¢¢!ms others to the complexion, Kenlastic—the supreme quality Scout may become a member by he did, Dr. Hildebrand now offers|&lleries. On the left is the val- any drug store (one ounce will do} s ters. This will open his account,|who may write him. Send your|the late Mr. Speed, an art critic, ! 4md Washed off next morning. } their betrer models. A wavy blue and he will receive a small savings name today. i Next is a room for the preserva- beauty Adtaker. identifies this supreme quality. “| “foolishly.” At stated times he is . 'to present his bank at local head- a e . ‘quarters, where it will be opened, / | in which his deposit is entered at . = headquarters. This enables him to .. James R. Kendrick Co., In Philadelphia=New Yar, | iknow at all times exactly how his . | ‘account stands. To those mem- hes | ‘THE VENICE CO. Seat he uv who hee hr ft payments up to date, a reduction | In addition to providing an easy | | O furniture is in . ; : ? OWFERE. will you ‘the Scout laws is ‘“‘A Scout is thrif- | odd piece for the livin i et - > a “mes : == {4 . SS ~ : | P 5 ~ — ae - Ss as x a a furniture than in our | ty.” He saves his money andj, room or the entire j}spends wisely. The, Savings Ciub | special department. And ee furnishings for the sun- and that alone is worth a great ‘establishes the “banking habit” | gre Eby Jy ee XA . TAS. =e — Eecesgereaetaga lee ee room — bright, cheerful SS Sie Ey ‘i PER 3. ae pA NANA IEO Bcc: ~ then you will find the deal tocevery boy who is in the and colorful. Every 7 prices exceptionally in- habit forming period of his life. home has its place for : iv ‘eRe ) ~~ F's = Wy ah : % & teresting Wai 1 ' 99 | © Berg Be Ne In the event that a Scout finds . : ee / =3 ’ , = . bs ~ Y e Bia = eR eee by. 7 this modern furniture. AN.9.9 AGT tar” a cS : — = >: ’ : ; ; -ON_A-CO f ‘e e ¢ OS eS 28 "tees a - he can not attend summer camp! 3) iz 4 Se SS iS Bee é/ : r apartments these inex- ‘ a a See = after joining the Savings Club, all 3) So Me — ae ead “f. =* 4 . . . : f Pa CO es e money that has been deposited will 3) > = ane a: a. SP. ~~ a In this way Scouts are able to 1} ea "t = : —= : en en ee : . , od —— ee: Se ae aR, 3 ohn, SN | : Dieu —= Mr | = ‘ ~¥ a: / | -room furniture. age fy e 4 — ‘ 36 “ 2 2 * > me? save sufficient money from their vl = o . Sey a y : - - ‘ > - - a ing r B ” he own earnings or allowance to pay, = 4 : - | ' their own camp fee. It has been demonstrated many times that Scouts who pay their own way to camp erjov their experience more than Scouts who depend entirely A “~y ? WG as BS ee ib B d D upon their parents for the neces- > = : Fi 4g € aa avenport sary funds. 2 lay ee = P PA) OR Pieter, Suite, $89.75 GERMAN PAYS 22 PER CENT Three pieces—attractively designed and well made. Davenport opens into a full-sized bed, OF INCOME IN TAXATION , . z} : = Loose, spring-filled cushions covered in assorted shades of colorful cretonne. Five attrac- | tive finishes—meerschaum, mongal,,ivory, gray and frosted mahogany. Average Citizen of Republic Works ' Pieces Sold Separately, if Desired. One, Day a Weck for Govern- | High - Back 4 ° ° ment, Experts Find. Child Gets Sick, Cross, - BE RLIN. Waren 12.—More than Rocke °° per cent of all that the average Large yer yee gg earns is paid to Federal comfortable, ac an . ° 4 German rns i , Feverish if Constipated (2'2°225°22ieii ctctencns {I} seat covered with assorted se : ay ‘ll; cretonnes. Loose cushions, n direct and indirect taxes. : : A x ence e iceman of the tg Peay * ah d. ; = ° 4 wurden ho 16 bv the NEH ile =} o a e QO ] 4 inis e in See e . iook at tongue! Then give fruity laxative for stomach, Dowels . . Sones a Sutin, sens: > An GAYLORD WILSHIRE geste Syn coherent ee: ivory, Prive, $14. 79 Inventor of LON A-CO ® California Fig Syrup’’ can’t harm children and they love if shows that the average person y works more than one day a week + = eee ear tegen eee AO ee a aaty eigeinlnee! nee eeee ee ee en aneemneemieetieetien en i ie” a ee rence meee = — a” M } - ie 2: ‘ t " , ms 5 ; ; 3 for the Government. ei ae : ~ , . _——_ ~ > a.” r ~ — - . > = = ’ Mother' \ ur ¢l id sh" ‘ { Vv nt) yr 4 rhig . of r > is : ‘ , , a = . c ° Fr 4 a : —ae ie * Fo ‘*1 q Mother! Your child isu’t naturally | menting fogd which is clagged in the (Ueto) income has SHAE ae ek we oe PE a {7 Fern Stand and memes And peevish. See if tongue i8| boweis passes out of the system, and increased only from $10,000,000,000 Wt) A A ag = ~~ — Ve DING TO I-ON-A-CO Phd: this is a sure sign the little|you have a well and playful child }>°0"45°d o¥s ‘rom Sot boo, toe-ene j =) tN | Speers Fo Bird Cage . we" @eomach, liver and bowels need a@/again. All children love this harm- ino | Acasa Gillatoe jumped from $1 + SbF a P in fern stand. An ideal endian 7 “ on kent given, tomorrow, but get the genuine. Ask only slightly less than bank direc- ‘ | . . decorative piece for the ic Vouleureux lothir le 66 (% 098 ats 7: ert ‘4 ; tors an fessicna! len ans gf 5 al oe Tometiitzs Nothing equals ‘‘California Fig| our druggist for a hottle of ‘‘Cali- tors i professiena men and A The shape, finish and workmanship of this Suite make it exceptionally attractive. Finished sunroom. $ 12 75 P " . ) as ‘% ‘ *y i wi ’ ’ Seep §=for children’s ills; give a Arse Fig Svrup,’’ then see that it We" le fenated mahogany, meerschaum, ivory, gray or mongal. The removable cushions are spring ati P ; h : » . x ‘ . ‘ ~ ° © ose a B be spoonful, and in a — ae is made by ‘ The California Fig Syr- WEST POINT 125 YEARS OLD Fiber Rocker filled. Covered in an assortment of colorful cretonnes. “Rabat : = 4 oul waste. sour bile an er-' up Company.’ os . Sciatica Ulcers 4 : Amniversar$ to Be Observed by Exceptionally good looking, Pieces Sold Separately, if Desired. Shingles Vertigo . ee ' Graduates agg World. bright and colorful. Fin- | Special to the Post-Dis ished in sandstone, meer- ST. LOUIS WEST nan N.Y.) March oe schaum, frosted mahog- ——-The 125th anni iversary of the dark iv eal: '~| HOUSE FURNISHING CO. founding of the United States Mili- |{Mfilled cushion seat and back : Ei 902-04 Franklin Av. | tary Academy, established by act of covered in 10. 5 d h 1 pit a ® gestae ines ] nes ea be crétonne.... 8 ay ri t SANT NE ER I POE II observed by eS ‘oint graduates L n ay, arc 4 9 eee throughout the world March 19. ‘Heres Your New Living Room! °° ece cers ze". ; . a he is « ecte@d to attend rie 0 15 and $:15 P, M. 4 3 a no Seve c eae ec no am scheduled to be held in various AT i Seng a p- | | | $12.50 cities of the United States and in Spring all the capijais of insular posses- | : “2 } [ rs . Se PAUL BROWN BLDG al ae , ellos 1 |S We, Sites soe ° i | eg VU ; The New York dinner will be | held at the Hote] Astor. Other . | Soo ' i ¢ oy Ene : ) : OLIVE AT STH > Rk Ae 2 ‘6 ’ a - dinners in the United States include a gos | those in Washington, Philadelphia, | ’ Chicago, Boston, St. Louis, Detroit, | == ' (Cleveland, Kansas City, Minneapo- alt Trier alaseaies sheet | Kaneas Cit: wecheey ures E 4 chr * eae CRECE CELE HEED a) > = / | iis, Omaha and Columbus, Ga. In | _—, ee ne ae erae on the sriae back and bese—ine very iatest in living-room farnicare: ine = Oh GAS Gaylord Wiishire | While Outcasts Eat. Pastor | Price . . , Ing- 00 ! Preaches in Berlin Institution. ished in mahogany over hardwood. | By the Associated Press | | BERLIN, March 12.— lin has ) =) aa : rE PR ees. Bow on dag pasa Peed os Reception Occasional xactly as Illustrated in Rose and Taupe Jac. Velour a unique institution in the so-called CFS Re * : '‘‘schrippenkirche.” ‘*Schrippe’’ js OF a ee . : a fo air v4 api¢e ff a I, : a Berlin term for rolls. In the ete aD ff] rt S Suite 5g and beautiful “church of the rolls,” which is lo- po PE Te Covered in beautiful Ru e Cu alns Beautifully stippled t iS full size, well made cated on Acker street, in the poor- Oe | ae Sta ; ; ! st , tt 00 ms estries. Frame fin- ) p—handsome ; 4 Ww . ’ 4 and upho] stered in fine quality est section of the German metropo- . : mei in walnut over White voile ruffle Curtains — 2! 4 yards to ; nd ly deco ; eek Days, 9 A. M. to 9 P. M. Ps . lis, the outcasts of society are sur 7 ~3 . ‘ 4 long. Your choice of rose, gold or blue. rated. Finished in an- : TOse or ¢ hdays, 10 A. M. to 2 P. M. supe Jacquard velour. gumwood. Note the rept he to be greeted not only with aaser- a 2s a tique walnut davenport may be opened men, but also with a pot of soup } 5g toe oe scoop-shaped tufted Complete five dines - a 39 gum wood. Top me¢a- pMto full-size bed. Only .. .cccacesessaes and t ‘olls. i me : and two rolis = , seats and the dull ham sufes 28x28. Height 29 i f bd ° See O Every Sunday morning at & = i red bb nails. . ompany O Issour! | ur Other Ads Part 4, Page 13; Part 6, Page 1-B o'clock the church doors are ¥ : i eer Face inches. Price— thrown open, and in walk all those a 7 ; ee a a ae . who have had to spend the night : . 4 ywn Bidg.—Olive at Ni th St J AH 4G) on-benches or in the railway sta- =: : $ ] 9.75 Convenient Terms No Interest Charge $1 75 n . | 5D) tion because they are homeless and | pa . ao — a destitute Instead of church | GArfield 3654—St. . | sree t Louis ' : HOUSE FURNISHING cn benches, there are two long rows | } tables, t nh thes sfortu- Distributors: The lona Company ot xles, at which these unfortu 9 OE BEE LS ond CORNWALL | nates are fed as the pastor delivers ESSE Ee | 202-4 FRANK Lin AVE. hig germon. _ Denver. Salt Lake City. Omaha. Re SE BY i To Day Church Cornerstonc. The cornerstone of the new Ma-_| plewood Baptist Church, Marshall | and Marietta avenues, will be laid at 1:30 p. m, next Saturday by | —$——<$—$—$—————— , Masonic Grand Lodge officers who - | TE EE a rg eG ge =~

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| PAGE 12 _ eae oe im Yea Law- | American Purchases | _— ad ss § nc “Pin ; aa’ ’ RB Press. ihe. Aesecictta LONDON. March i? &mer . s s = “ff carried away more than $15,000- 000 worth of treasures from tht é ~ > > > a: British art field last ye The = : ’ a2 - a eollection sluded =) rhemas 4 e; Lawrence's “Pinkie bat f — , 7 ® choice pictures by Raed Hiopp- y > > % > be , . » ’ | ‘ . % é ner, Romine tras Ha anid : ~ _ Boucher. : The exact almount Shoe . Americans on art purchases im this : is country iS UTFKnOWTN. as : 2 + § tures were sold privat: rt i : " . oor 7 - ‘ - . t¢ : publicity. Psa :€S ri Yale y, 2 sales are these of Gainsboroeughs : “Blue Bor to Henr. Edward , ae é _ oe : PO 5 hiuatingten 0. Los 4 = : r P - oh * 7 ’ aT z - ,ears ago for approximates -¥ , . ' _ — : 990 and a Halse to VUto ANA ot $500,u0¢e w “ ¥. + — i = rr - _ . ; Sa. ’ t? r .* © « 4 a s Ts. 4 ” _ nears a : > i lis if. « : ; : ’ | Se 4 ‘ » . ‘ Aik + 5 of Miss Elizabeth Moulton Barr t frem Lord Michelham s t- er 2 victure at auctio ) : “ » +22?" } at i ; ’ At thie euiit. i2—™ ‘ : 7 =a - i es for mo : mere SOiGg ii 7 ;iha = : £ ca . : 7 Poy $ ; i +4 a8 | than $7.000,06 "i i 2.8 ~e ga al E 2 sit lose Lyd MU 5 > . ™ a ; s g eft trom tpe Bron: online 3 b - +> . ‘ MI1IS cor? ai 4? | ~ q e eld f a4 , A TLE ise ; * cD ~> pe ; : iia r lorte Tia . enpeo ? i> e ? - 7+. ha . iit Bs a 0) $400 a Sy Ua! ; £ i £ ’ . 4 * ‘oy ae . rays twee : . fi 3 pat nied tae whe ef ! 1 remance o' . 4 : .« face ; } = . | fe ; a] Wu Vi ; ' , ae ] " 4} 4 Mary) of tbe Caclisl : . 4 ~ hated to Ar i werk of Hove AS ; 3 ; ere + os - Lig rs : aa a rhe ie ‘ vi \) * a] VM a \ : ai ' e Oppo \ ASL ie } ‘ ' = frage .a™ A! “i ? ft re \Waks s n~ Ise lA i? ' . ad iaid i S plans ief a “ itien of s , an erecta. Be. - : theught th e\ ‘ o } ox ’ ; . the diseoltwu Hy 7 ‘asary i i -) ” mn any @: De nirs \\ STe@al HUuUSInNesSs aha ba ests of the Empire estimat: “euld cos e % im i.” © i; titer Yas Gecr a : ax eo i om tor ~~. x if ‘ ~ o Nol - Lt ‘ leaders or TRe Beis ~ hente oppeusitiecn ra es also ready and prepared x the diss luljion an ATTSB! RG Cowley-Lanter Lum re 4 "pa? PLEASANT HILI ’ C. Jeaes Lun ber Co RICHMOND Mantel5 r mm Oe ons & Bio- vr : ~ me > .& Ww FE 4 ‘I 7 _ x sT. JOSE 2 e mber Ce io tal = oe &F & Co c Ww Rez ® §S SPrryn r Garre — Cr Se R Con n Lumb : enen & Sup: Co vA wm er Cs rhe be br & Wateria’ Co mber & Cemert Co 5 7 W ao xsrk ine C Springfic laning M & Lbr. Co * _ nate * VERNOA Vv bad A umber Co we! . e .¥ + & mn & Sone Lbr AS M n ¢ "me DITPO- Den ber C DUQUOIN ne | nber Co ALTON: Hale Lbr. & Hdwe. Co EAST ST OUIS Centra noi. mber . ain Hq rie : . P a & Son B. Goedde & Compan EDw ARDSVII LE Stoize Lhe. Cea. EL DENA: Glessner Bros FINDLAY: O. H. Paddock FREEBURG Freebure Lbr. Co GERLAW Wartheld Lumbe C GILLESPIE trillespre Lumbe * jones Lumber Co GRANITE CITY Stolze Lb HARRISBURG: Dorris Lbr. Co i; B. Ford Lbr \ © ad * seal HAVANA Bruning Lumber Co HIGHLAND: Marty Lbr. Co HILLSBORO 14 M Dorsev HOMER H M » Moo HOOPESTON Itimnors Lb * Grain Company LA HARPE Tohn M «~¥On LA MOILLPx E. W. Houghton Lor. Co LOV INGTON > Lovington Lbr. Co MATTOON Ca MASCOUTAH Geo. Drazrer MILLSTADT: Mill NEW ATHENS OAKFORD. Bruning Lr. Co PANA: Pana Lbr. Co PARIS: W. S. Logan PRATFRIE DU ROCHER Rocker Lbr. Co OUINCY: Quincy Lbr REDDICK: A. C. Shi STAUNTON: Hargrave-Spenge! Stolz Lbr. Co SPRINGFIELD: Baker Lbr. Co Oscar A. Eilson & Son Schuck & Son TALLULA: Taltuia Libr. Co TAYLORVILLE: Pobr. Carlin Lbr. Coa TOLEDO: Builders Supriy Co VALMEYER. Neitbrueger & Sondag VANDALIA: C. G. Sonneman @ Son WATERLOO: Groose & Son WINDSOR ©. H. Paddock Lbs Co WOOD RIVER: Stoire Lbr. Ca. KANSAS ALTAMONT: Farmers’ Lumber Companr ANTHONY: BGadeer Lor. & Coal Co. ARGONIA: Badeer Lbr. & Coal Co ARKANSAS CITY: Badger Lumber & Caal Company Comier Luamber Comoany: T. M. Deal Lumber Companr A. ©. Heuston Lumber Company ASHLAND: Home Lbr. & Supply Co ATCHISON: Hixon Lamber Co BURRTON: Harry Marris Lumber Co CHANUTE: Chanute Lumber Co. Heminger Lumber Company CIMMARON. Anawalt-Campbe!! Mer: Company CLIPTON: Pinder Lamber Company Co Prairie Du Co mmin Co-operative . WwW. Wet, Lurnber PE tn > Chervkee Pine t Lier. La. ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH U. §. GETS $15,000 000 | IN BRITISH ART WORKS ‘ From These MORNING, MARCH 13 | 1997 | SUNDAY ——— am \ the most to you ! EST WALL is the plaster wall fine board that-ahould mean most toarchitect. Duilderand use, into each uality rock plaster and wear-proof facing of aver-made fibre beca that you expect fiant goes the oldestand most thorough or consider necessary in a plaster wall board manufacturing expe- wall board. Bestwaill is easy to identify ec Beaver- made facing gives wall ingredient that can never be istinctive CRE AM-colored sur- Simulated.or duplicated. face mrp no other plaster wall Even were the nffakersof Best- board has. Approved by the wall willing to do so they could n not Underwriters Laboratories, Inc. transierit,in any manner, —and an excellent insulator. It is your assur- With all its ad- ance that 1n Best- antagesBestwall wall's rigid core of costs you no more. THE SUPERIOR PLASTER WALL BOARD Manufacturers also of Beaver Board. Beaver American Plaster. Gypsum Lath, Gypsum Block, Thermocrete (Cellular Gypsum), Varnishes and Enamels... Beaver Wulcanite Asphalt Shingles, Mineral and Smooth Surfaced Roil Roofings, Roof Paints and Cements THE BEAVER PRODUCTS CO., Ine., Administrative Ottices, Buttalo, New York Address all inquiries t @ A ansas City Sale s Office l2th and C ry stal dvenue h) $9 i Oakler mence in the world. Thatexperience is th tO oth we — or ¢ HIcago Uttice, ’T and lreenne . ~, ?* ¥ | ~~ — ji = " —— 2. ’ . "ar * rr ° = “OPE! AND Pounds & Porte Lor. Ve MOUN iD Cy ry Mound hard Limp« & n@Q e ~ : vi Lea Lp Ls Sun 4 mhe-: snilinteiieh ere ai : ~ DENTON: C. H. Gish & Co. ; sa Rig, Reel & Mig CARTHAGE: Weaver 5Sres R cal ’ % n » att vw > wanes — — > . -o = t ’ EMPORIA 9g guet-p — . ARSONS umoer 0 3 mber Cx SNYDER: Wm c “i CENTER Ww caver Bras mbe = “ pa “s x i & Ss — wPeer . RG Mi > © s moer t © ts = 2 D. Re M Cc } STROUD nema ron & wG. CHILDRESS i) y DL Tae i : NGLEWOO ome Li MPP men K e Ge Sisson Lbr. Co SULPHU “ine: > to ee CHILLICOTHE: D Young & (oe Compan Roe American Lh & Wrecking lL RENO Santen = + cA es ape Lumber De CLARENDON: Wm. Camerof & Co See. 2 S. See. aecaen een PROTECTION: Home Lor & Sup KAIRLAN seo. D. Hope Lbr. Co ” 7 a We eee COLUMBUS H. Seymour nao = — r i . = Lu ? ~ . = , . ww * tt ut * ~ i = 5 al ~—_ = FORT SCOT! . Company 4 "TAX: O ¢ ~! ompan PY RY NE ern Lumber Co COMANCHE: &H nbotham Bros. @& ber Compan ROSSVI | Thomas Lumbe rrirT. fF wm grow Pestle Bannon ~omi Lumber Company a So RE Bs + 7 + - r Co aete ‘amare. ab . ‘ : ~ : “a. Meat Lo . ViINITA: Wile nia i paola Lompany FOWLER: T. M. Dea “mane & Son SUSLET! (. M.. Deal Lambe R ) Fr etn & roistTon M , lee a is ey an bows pnt ne BX A © . ~ ase | ee 5: = DONNA South Texas Lun mber Co. . v D Lbr. € “i a a oe a zU TMU mie moder Lo . HAMILTON: 7. M. aacad a lrg ay Lumber & Coal Co IEADRE Wires ae: i Ce ARKANSAS EDCOUCH: Edcouch Lamber, Co HILLSBORO: EF. R. ! ier Lum :1} " Are LD range oe " URG ] r Ce “oo nian " 3 L.. - wer a . pe ts = 4 ¢ OLA: Northrup Plumber Co W.E. Marshall Lumbe MORRIS: Kiowa mber Company rort Smith Lbr. Co GOOSE CREEK: Robertson McDon “ - on we “ . : ‘ ‘ ~ po sara . ‘ at we ke > Ls oe a © wre ? aid mo. OHNSON rT. 2. Deal Lumber Co Ww Wet Lumber Co MUSKOGEE Geo >» Hone by EBER SPRINGS Ww B Baker HALE “CENTER: Hi abotham-Bart . f= . : ad te & ¥ > vr ,” . ** . " ; a atc 8 ¥ ~~? | r : ~~ — in a _ ae NCTION CTY. Geary County um Comiey-Netfi Lumber (€ Muskogee Lumber Compan ta 7 EN A "7 M t lett Co ze vf: g: her Company tastarn Lumbe c OKLAHOMA CITY ea it4.2J Max iavne Libr. Co ° : m . : . » oo 3 ho ts a _ : , . . .&éTey ao feeate &4 s > mail " _— = ~ Coal Company A Rock Island Lumber & Coa! Co Da son &@ Case Lumber C€ eg ROCK G. A. Leiper Co. . N B M: C H. D. Hews Lumber Lo W. King I me: ‘a dunn Feel & Lumber Co = MALVERN Windanhi Hdwe. Coe. HARRISTO! oring ‘. \0. in . is ‘ . «id 2 Nae 6 ws : we 4 he : 4 - . KINGMAN: Badeer Lbr. & Coa! Ca. em YA Fe , ° ~ em nae. se McCRORY Arkmo Lbr. Yard m. Cameron & Co. age ne y a | ——— - g- yellansagg sen NE UGUST ' : HILLSBORO: Wm Cameron & C LACYGNE ver Lbr. & Grain Co Marshail Lumber Co OB MULGEE: Kiowa Lumber 3 = AUGUSTA Arkmo Lbr. Yards : : me = 4 ss in pm at “ ~ 5 ve Bian ; ? South Lawrence Lumber Yard ATES CENTER: F. H. Conger & Son Young & Co AN SUREN: Twin City Lumber Co. A Paul Ww. Light & Co PAWHUSKA Bens on Bros. Lor. Co. MAD S @ Sel leer co OKLAHOMA Pickering Lumber Company . a) > = > _ cai Lumber Co. PICHER: Long-Be ‘Lawmber Co AMARILLO: MAN! HATTAN. Burgner-Bowman- Mat. AFTON: Geo. D. Hope Lbr thews Lumber Co ALTUS: Wr. Cameron & Ca. PONCA CITY: Lone-Beil Lhbr Co Co. Star, Lumber M. Graw- Baughmarn-Bearty Lhbr. Wm. Moore Lente Ca. Lo Lambert Lumber Co ALVA: Amsden Lbr. Co POTEA Dyke Lumber C . MARION: Badger Lhr. & Coal Co. BARTLESVILLE: Clark Lhr. Co. SLING. tee prideaux-Piatt Lumber Co. MEDICINE LODGE: |. W. Metr Lum- Ketchum Lbr. Co ROOSEVELT: WanGueete “uaa ber Co WVINNEOLA - ROSSTON Hame SEMINOLE: P Lbr. CRO trig : . "a. & Suppir . M. Deai Lo? Co Ler. & Sx Brew nem — Home A LAC KW ELL Tr) ’ : oo £2 J ; — . . , “ ~ MORGAN ¥ ids bok, 5. OWCii i abtTi dc ; \ 42 Ch KRG@SkizR LUmMpe & T i. a2 Ric Ree & Miz Ca. terial Ca. | C a a fet 4 To the user of plaster wall board: ts the name that should mean meg = agus Lumber Cea. BALLINGER: Wm. Cameron & Ca. BEAUMONT: Besemont Building Ma- ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ A. - te eH en ~~ bart, Ses ‘4 ‘ eo ie, ei - , “ Ths tty Les mbsf “is oe , : | iPpations and to th - Mrs. Ruth Kelso “3 man of the school. > Pet Wm. Cameron & T. R. Prdeaux MARGARET: w. Cc. McALLEN: I ve Tavyior Lumber. x “{ISSION. Agnew Mission Lamber NOCONA: Cit¥ OLNEY: W. Cc PANHANDLE: Coe & Parks Producers Lamber § Roberts & Oliver | PARIS: Eyon-Grar PORT ARTHUR: SAN Fag ny SAN aaa Sew Sy women drivers te | . course this year. ms, to Members is an z of one dollar. Dri by telephoning the Council, MAin 22 How to take pre jeWeek Prize Course Opens - r of Com- the © Chambe 4utemebile, how te merce March 30. [*rpret traffic ias be avoid accidents are uons to be stresses Some of the sched of which will be be on “Care and Brakes and Ste-ri: “The Electrical $) re seventh annua: Women's - privers’ School, os of the will epen on the eight: of the Chamber of Commerce | cation in Relatic 511 Locust street, OM | «Soiving the Grads y afternoon, Maceh 34. fem” “Eliminating will meet each Wednesd Through Engineeri +hereafter for five weeks. ysis of Traffic Ri +) se under St. To vis Sa Pat x Ay n mr ies rT) F f eee : ee e , rn oe a > . ~ a ge ~ wees setae” SO en Pe Sere S = 7 a 3 =} ee | = we a ae! SY, . ‘ wee ie SE as 5 - # Be air es ve es 4 s Ee

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—_ ee ae oy: | ‘ ~ PATCH _ . —t . ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ; SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 18, 1997 re ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH PAGE 13 ’ f — aa | ipations and to the wiriner of the | . ' | Bs INV TED 10 ee GLENDY B ARNOLD DECLARES Nand handle git tyne, erminal zone) sible, at the same time providing can show millions of dollars spent | expended in added industrial lines ts | Mrs. Ruth. Kelso eee SE A . mi ame > a e traffic therein. Opportunities for expansion, both /in unnecessary duplication of pas-| would have increased both the . ‘auroacs entering the terminal | of trackage and terminals in con- ‘senger stations when the same sums Continued om Next Page. = man of the school, has invited a!! A ‘ C ON * women drivers to take part ce the : TT KS me should turn over their traffic nection with a well-eonsidered plan + - rie t 1e é p ‘ity ’ | ‘4 eens ateees «6 kel urt im the| i i t socal manager at points des- | of city development. Means should | | ignated by him, and he should pro- | be found and taken for persuading ST. LOUIS i, et to members is an enrollment ‘ec | : q ? te ie of one dollar. Drivers may enroil | OBS RUC peareottne Prcpngies Rosy trate to : its | or compelling all railroads entering | E by telephoning the St. Louis Safety | nb within the terminal | the city to connect up with such a ; ; _zone along the most direct and eco- | unified es System at the city limits Week Prize Course Opens Council, MAin 2230. | nor ic rout d with : : low ak nic routes and with a minimum | The enti > st ‘ | ~ ‘4 Pr the Chamber of Com- ' om lake proper care of an | of switching and delays Originat | serxice poh ea a sa sing “wee bopenstaere geen ate automobile, how tc lv ‘ . ° rs , : ; . -| se : oul @e con ered as a > BF Pe > » analyze an in- ° ing traff | om . = ats 2 P | ing traffic should be handled i | whole ; 3 merce March 30. erpret traffic laws and how to|iscussion of Bridge Trade Should be Based in*"*{t¢, ni + bapigibe sda cet Go eae - aw oi) avoid accidents are the mai 5 . | ts — r part o e city ony. -vatione On- | af the Chamber of = Om *S© | cation in Relation to Safety.” |sarding the Terminal Railroad As-|# bad one, and its present policy| oon. on City Planefin tonal Con- | ceEep YOUR CANARY g, $11 Locust ost Py “Solving the Grade Crossing Prob-|sociation has been sent to the| 8 to tighten its grip upon the com-| 7 0: rye “oe ene | BEATEN Se | ; ‘J A fternoon, March 3:0. > 46TP ten: wr oe : ‘e of the city «sj : he | ' € experts on railroad ‘SING HAL- 9 : | ar ee each Wednesday | — ee mbes Bape ig mg thay: Post-Dispatch by Glendy B. Arnold, ae rye as aed mig Anse ge a terminals, and after a careful in- | REMEDIES. ) ag : ‘ i si mld y i rou on r | ;, ates sein “a 64 ona f . : @ ss ; os " ? ul Oppose the | incalculable. in the limits of any city, is essen- 4 ; assace 1 mre e yi] r - denen x ie - : ‘ written examination wiil be held. | day at 8 p. m., at Dorr and Zeller’s | ,, * x ; Ds oe ee are lit This association, as it is today, tial to the requirements of modern 19% ;, ; Ti ue caisposer SCUSS . Ye : 4 ‘ ; » ¢ . ; apay exercises will be held in 1401 De Baliviere avenue. Under | of th: “e re adem 9 the merits jis the result of the law of evolu- | >USiness and to the convenience of 3 a a . a4 “ ‘ 2 ‘ : - : i (nat nea2s e. , » 4 i ne : : - T lic : rest Park, at which cxpert me-/|the “"Why* of Our Religious Loy- | tack whict wm st se ae of at-|tion in railroad development. It| the public. It should be brought F oO 2 . lf . ic 1 se ‘ t¢ s1 t . } : , : ‘ ri i++ P . ‘ “ ics will advise drivers con-|alties,” Dr. Robert E. Kane will|js against th _ = — gre —_ie composed of quite a number of | #»0Ut with as little delay as pos- tris rainst the pa: ‘ore ai in 8 ) mechanical problems an-j | speak on “— hy I Am a Catholic:” Terminal! Asso soe gee ms rat 1 wet gin agen ype 0 are Haller’ Bi d » di | ff ilia! Z ‘ Clz T i1ey [fe . } oom ta * ‘ jeafe-driving contest will | George Ww. Stephens, professor of ture this institution yl %s es icontrois the Fads and Merchants S [ eme 8S ; Li + Toa LILTULIO?! ‘ or >} ry Pe Sn 4 Pea en ' conducted to stimulate interest Economics at Washington Univer- | monster hevention ie Api e bridges. Its legal right LO acqull e | ADVERTISEMENT Koller Canney 9 Bird 25 om ¢ematie wilt | ae ‘Why ee ee adi ‘ery( ning | these properties ; consolidate | —— Seed ......, oa the course. A lare trophy will | sity, upon Why I Am a Protes-/ within its reach, and obstructing | them A | Ue nt ie Telit j HH EN | 4,400,000 freight cars per annum. few applica- Food Ge we: aS eee | pecially riced at ~ (Hid “Dg a a ee : ; ; | ure Cure Parrot Tonie— ‘ | ae mp ih iil “A | iN | Its Legality Established. ”7-~ tions will prove |] Special .......... om— = 95 || You are sure to be delighted * le nat "Helis iii ; i ' . . - i i . . e r ~ PROT io = ces ©) "h wy ait | “It is in no sense an illegal or an | a revelation if a ee for Bald- 25 | with this outfit. It comprises . ie fs , - | t> ie) PGS +e ees teens | ; ; on + so " | obnoxious monopoly. This has | Fees hair is Sore and Sealy Leg Otl— : a full-size Simmons cane == R Cone POY i | been twice determined by the Su-| ~ fading, streaked OF | pene gy EF AAT EEE ian | panel steel bed in mahogany = / uN Yea lia? . Think of it! Real luxury preme Courts of this State and the gray. Mixing the ay moe oA eqep steep ster gel sews 10 | finish — a . Simmons steel os / Joona: ——w ‘Gh? a for the living room—now United States. However, notwith- a Tea and oe recipe ia ne Liver mm. Nesting Food fop 15 | pin and a heavy sanitary oe = i, . > | . | : m is troublesome. n Ry “GRR nv coe ckes oka cotton ma e: : + Pi. NG | within reach of all. There is standing these adjudications, the | 20me, though, ‘ bottle of Lice 95 Wafer Fish 1 | — eS Rte poe Se 2 aii ee charge is persistently made that the | Ga8ler way 18 tO we a bottle oO Powder ... eRe 0 | | Be rx , IRR ¥ ’ — a company is a throttling monopoly Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Com- |] Crystal Sand for Birds 15 | See Our Other Ads Part 4, Page 11; Part 6, Page 7-B “aa Vf fi, — ” State of Illinois ant Le nitead | ¢omes beautifully dark, glossy, soft St. Louis, Mo. * ita Goan ot blic nd this —_—_— -f R f p Sy very bad for the public, | | 1e€ce e rl erator et great institution has been built up| ‘ A 2 All With This under these laws. It the face of} of FA \ oe IBSON PORC N this history the association is at- Bf: #, ¢ FE] Al tacked on the stump and in the f 4 You can always press as a hindrance to the prog- 4 tell Bestwall by ° es he e 4 = Z Refri r t ress of the city, but when one ane / its exclusive | ge a or analyzes the source of these at-| ‘ : CREAM-colored . & av | Well eonstructed of se- tacks it becomes perfectly obvious a“ gurface . | “Whe i. lect ash, beautifully fin- that they are actuated either by a gia qs . le | ished one-piece porce- Whi selfish interest ot a deep-seated pends 5. lain lining with round- eng art prejudice born of ignorance of the ro = i | ‘ q corners Nickeled QUICK ME A y a "tual operation of the association ~*~ : = ; brass hardware, 50 Ibs. and its service to the public. | =! | , . . | : ; | 4 ice capacity. A won- ns A N¢ 4° L( yR A IN ‘It is far better to take the | rie: ESF , if | derful ice saver. Spe- : opinions of the highest courts of! nn par J ' clal price REGI jy A | OR the land and of qualified investiga- ; Pt ine i | $ 5 tors w ho have gone deeply into the OP es ¢) : 4 terminal problems in other large Ee, SES . 4 | | wi Pt Bil al * 20 cities, than the opiinons’ of those uy ae, “5 S , We will also give all —— who have made little or no inves- oA : eh: { above articles with any tigation of these questions. The iets 3 Refrigerator you pur- ES : most frequent charge made against ce 7 a chase over $50.00. Beautiful well-} 4 . ; A Good Place to Buy Furniture’ tion. or else cart his product to a | distant part of the city, at a cost | t. N . 4 possibly as great as the railroad Wei - aN. W. Cor. Washington at Nin 7 Lt. S. Supreme Court's View. 3 > #3: . s “The Supreme Court of the Bee - HEP . 4 United States, in discussing’ the SEED» * ag. : P character of this terminal com- iy 5 3 | pany (224 U. 8S. 402), said “"They are qa modern é@volution ro in the doing of railroad business, , . me and are of the greatest public y : WOU) lutility. They, under proper condi- | | 'tions. do not restrain but promote n Lumber Co Wm. Cameron & Co. Ce. Wi po aoe , , : ' RIDGE: Clay & Butler T. R. Prideaug Lumber Yy _——— ii cng tent ne — wrote Ww. a am ' WH) | “The Court refused to dissolve A mo J omtic heii Co. cf . £ ndepen en Yj tha 1c inti in ite “mY —T GE: Weaver Bros. Taylor Lumber, Co. Yj mo BsSOCIiICD nie its component | ; Weaver Bros Texas Coast Lumber Co. Yj parts, which would have restored cer. ‘. ae em 5 ear. a J. Rd woe Yi competition in railroad terminal | | ; J ounge rk Co. oz : uckner : YY . “ing Ore aT vy) +4 ; nn 7 DON Wr Cameroh & Co. “AISSION: Agnew Lumber Co. ty service here, -_ d permitted it 0 OS: F. H. Seymour Mission oe Jom Co _ Yj continue to exist, to use the lan- | e E: Higeinbotham Bro: NOCONA: City Lumber ©. Yj us f the Court, as ‘a syste f | c - - PANHANDLE: Amatex Lum YY great puDlic advantage. | iid C mentee Lbr. Co. Coe & Parks wong 7 Co. Yi | “Twelve or 14 years ago the Chi- | — . ; “ + UMC! © Producers umber ' ‘ YY ~ "t¢ a, “arinetl Pata ‘ ) } . | Wm. Cameron. & Co Roberts & Oliver S 23 Cee soos 7 Yj Cagzo ~ 3 ; OunCi crea ed a Rall- | f Huttic Sash & Door Co PARIS: Lyon-Gray Lumber Co. * Or UY road Terminal Commission and in- South Texas Lumber Co PORT ARTHUR: Port | Yj vested it with authority to investi- | HM: Edcouch Lumber Cc Material Co. Yy =e oienia ee °° traiatia * Die) c U th- : fate the terminal situation in that cc . RG: Edinbure Lumber Co QUANAH: Galbraith Forw Bs Yj n . th ot ttin en a be Co. = te E Yj city. The head of that commission niess you see e yer ross on ta ets, you are n ge g ee oe a m. Cameron & a y . rr ; ; ens as the late John F Tallac DS eSEURG. Susie Lie. ¢ Simpson Lumber Co. a ia Where did Mrs. R. find that attractive Hy pared: Boapedhes hon: ete Hs , . “iH: . for Colds FoR e 2: Stein DOr ,O wiki ‘r. : ‘ note ‘lVili engineer, who nas nt RG: Sieim Lor Co. QuiShQUE: Tne. Woolt | in? kw ee ae Bayer Aspini millions and BeeLB: J. C. Wooldridge Lbs Sor Oo, al little table: you admired so much? It was Uy ames Semis of Mine tls Si aes | ee genuine yer /ASpIrin prov € 0 ° TON Win Schadt. 2411 BS: RICHLAND: Richland Lumber eo 4 | is d f he ‘ al ‘ied yf ae. he Yj work He was the first chief engi- | : ain MeN: Lelierd tumber Co Oil Field Lumber rie Wa : seiecte rom the Classified offers in the Ypy ‘ P , mas ad . ians over ears = tort Un ; if RIO GRANDE CITY: : : y ‘- = y ” ; neer ot tne anama (ana and | Vy Pp y y ° FR ] a, ao - b SAN ANTONIO: W m. Camero® : : POST-DISPATCH Household (x Ods Yj helped to hulld that ‘big ditch.’ SIC . iu ES .Lodoertson [ oT tee “ i Mak hha f r Ed. Steves & Sons in. a : ae ae aj Ste RS, is Beumber Co. es SAN BENITO: Frank T. PhillPige Columns, where shrewd shoppers find After spending years investigating | _— 2: Higginbotham-Bart South Texas Lumber ro . 2 cal h . the railroad terminals of Chicago, . i Spencer-Sauer oy hundreds of economica ome turnishing he gave it as his opinion, shortly | O7 AFFECI THE HEART ~~ a i — Valley Lumber e Yy ai a ae cc. . “te Re hegaclt a, thy | ye Mie SAN JUAN: Frontier Lumbet YY opportunities. Read today s offers. before his death, that the solution ao sr par Pie Co SAN SABA: Wm. Cameron 2 YY; of the terminal problems in large | -arneron & Co SHAMROCK: Wm. Cameron LOPE AOR . Regen, andy RO: Wm. Cameron & Co STEPHENVILLE: Higginbotham : ! industrial centers ‘lies not entirely | 9 eg oder —e & Co & Ge . in additional tracks and facilities, | Accept only Hs Bayer cka in aun | oO , . , 5 rc G. Fields Lumber Co SUDAN: Whaley Lumber COs “A but in a correlation and reanae- —— a City Luntber Co THREE RIVERS: Dh Lu ‘a ing of existing facilities, and the | am ° - . Hingham Elimgton Co TURKEY: Cicero " operation withil the terminal ve tains + Amatex Labor Co. TYLER: Cariton Lumber Co - é ep wate re erminal area Ww 1 con ven , las-Wood Lumber Co. VERNON: Wm. Cameron Co. along lines that will secure the sé Lad t Lumber Co Sumner-Golley ge ES maximum efficiency. * * * To Handy Bayer boxes of 12 tablets umber & Supply Co. Long-Bell Lumpe’ » inaugurate unified eration tt Be & Over VICTORIA: B. F. Willigmes’ — ea eeeee he sonstune iu alae aie Also bottles of 24 and 100— z: D. J. Young & Co WACO: Wm. Cameron & Regularly carries FAR MORE Classified should be possidie to provide that | : : Ind . ¢ ~W. E. en ; . 2 . “ach railroad termina! h ees ee gett ey Household Goods, Furniture, Musical, Radio cate ane Cees ape -E.: Kerrville Lumber Co. WAXAHACHIE: : . he operated as a unit by one local ay el ane, & ee WES ACO: Se and other For Sale offers than ALL THREE eee hh tin kal RP rah eG Spey eee st ee 9 a eg her Fo an ALL anes cal thanage de mark of Bayer Manuf d f 7 TON: ®. B. Sheare: WICHITA FALLS: Morge® other St. Louis newspapers COMBINED. _should take over all of the railroad Aspirin 1S the trade marl oO ayer anulacture Oo onoaceticaci ester o iC K: Butler-Bacen Lumber Co. YORKTOWN: Yorktows , ‘ zh | “i - = #> | . . : ? = Drags patie sila 3 Saat

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Moore of 3209 Byron Place, who has been a resident of St. Louis ter iv vears, said when he gave this statement that his sole S B@ire in doeing so wus that he winied LO be of BOT) Delp iO OLb- @1rs who ar im the sar * Was for @ number of vears. _ MRE. J. BB. “And,” continued -Mr. Moore, “if my friends and others wi!! take my advice I feel sure it wil! be to their Denmefit, that is, if they are in a gemeral run-down condition and troubled’ with constipation. etc Some time ago I began to have a t deai of trouble along this me and even though I was con- tinvally taking medicine of some I could not find a thing to give me much relief Seemed as though everything I ate soured and caused a burning sensation in the pit of my stomach: then, too, I suf- ’ & great deal from gas. alse indigestion pains and my stomach ‘was always swollen and bioated. and as the bowels were a!ways tied wp I could not get any relief from that tight feeling which kept my merves on edge and made it a!- most impossibie for me to sleep or Test at night. But when I began using Herb Extract, formeriv calied Herb Juice. my condition changed im a short time, as soon as the bow- els began to move regularly. which they did in a few days, I felt like a Gifferent person. Stomach was re- lieved of that tight bioated feeiing, Ses and indigestion pains ceased to trouble me. and I would get up in the morning feeling refreshed and full eof pep. i can honestiy sy that Herb Extract. formerly called Herb Juice, improved ny general health 109 per cent. and ! firmly belleve it will do the same for oth- ere; that's why I giadly give this statement which I oniy hepe will be of help to some one in the same condition that I was.” This great medicine is an Herb Fixtract preparation. formeriv called Herb Juice. and is outselling #ii other medicines. H undreds con- timee to call ar Walgreen's Drug More. 614 Washington avenue. to see the special demons! rcter. many Yoluntariiy giving. statements for ee praising this great Mcime that their frien: f induced to try same a memantine RUPTURE Ben 't use pm oy trusses! Use the int trentment for rational reth ¢ cou eten oud receive tmmediaiec relief and results af a tenet or erite! ' eapeme Call : RUPTURE CL RRD Without she KNIFE. Keom THK BERNIATONE Co., i, Pine St... St. Leu, Mo. 19 w 3 (Saturday piished because of its demerits anv not by important! League next Thursday at Baldwin Hall. Dr Sunday,” ’ } +ine at] - a = 4 and in Patestine, Touewimg a4 &&€ F nd E 1¥ iTU F, Ts “a? Spr gO rot ai to a ries cf conferences taken part * ot ory) hy by oe : by Dr. Chaim Weizmann, heac 0! 4 of . " Sa +. - 3 the World Zionist organizauvion, and The flame of hope still flickers: , 4 Adec «71 leader ~* the s a : ' : : izOUuUjISs Marshall, iwaue: Oi aes , ' ‘ af ; 7. . Ma (,irmnore whose single American non-Zionist Jews ‘ cs ala So : . noree ant ae ePaecr Ded my 0) ect . ilié no ie to find at rhe agreement as descri U } ; tti- . xe 24 ¢ e . x Judge William M. Lewis, nations eas one ne *iative ene pas mae Pa) mee = nairn : i} t ye I nited e@ieatiti : . . , ‘eo m. . . ‘ T 4 leat ana oi imb “Tyla Ke a ~ Ye \ iOOR INE to 6 > €@- riSive —_ , : we * Mh Thy os Ana i i A= tot ; nine re aration at arid ianadas Th . ~ 4 ? . . maddie Mary spe.e vita mmissfon will be made up of! . . ; " : ’ A ~ 7 . | nr ne r fingers et a Ose il S ica az ifai inagusiria anda nna Mute Institute, % Nf 1 Garrison | exp eS ace ding to the iette Bvetur She is AVS ada ne rTrs ea hing me ’ Tj ; . . . . a aa r ? a7 public which can b¢ é d ; cor! 3) 17 t Ve! Sra b Del ; prope Lf a aa ‘ . ' 9 o> ope Ta OT «a i Ti — , \é Pity ANG ra reoaau oT pT ° Another mporta até ontained in this repo . ] IT rs a yt 7 ra 4 = >} ‘ y shou i he free fr ee ijt }>« T gen { } . - ane road or cars in So ¢ * . > ‘ * a | «= * ippers Now ha . 2) ’ a 4 needless additional warenouses ¢ a mecond line in order to insur nrompt delivery of car on tne rst "» T) . is \ iste | ‘ expe! > which must be led to th: . f chipping and doing ,business, pat ticularly where a perishable prod- ul is invol “Looked on as a Model.” “Here we have the opinions the highest tribunais in t! ind and of eminent engineers and ral road experts testifving to nra ticabilitv and the usefulness of this much abused Terminal! tailroad Association I arn informed 1 he nian and scope of the organ in is looked upon by railroad ecutives all over tne ountry as a model werthyv of adoption in on lars nd “Iria & rs \] reuy iis con\ Mink « icie e © a ity of our terminal svste: is foreed by the location this city ef many large industries during th. mast 10 vears, examnples of W! are the Genera Motors ‘ t . j ‘ . ~ E. ee ok ve . — . ne + hey } _ wat © a 2% sid re ‘ : g a ' . - ~ * _ » dicott-Johnson Shoe Co ill loc : .. os : sa ’ on the raiis of the lermina ra - Association The establish industries in S* road ment of Louis represents the millions of dollars. and the employ # ment of thousands of our citizens Is it possible that these and large industries would have located +> >. LiL e¢Se investment o7% other here and on the rails of this Asso- clation if it was engaged in the nefarious husinee oc : WUL i. SECTS (O me > 7 + ha . Con trary is true. rottenest termi- United States et ws tell the world that we the best terminal system demonstrated hy reliable country as 5 thoroughly and the location the largest investigators here of many of industries in the coun- Termina! : try This Association ts with us to gfay. and its expansion and successful operation is lutely necessary to the progress of the city To attack it as is being done now is very much like falling out with his legs, working up a hatred for those members of his body with the nec essary obnoxious [to abso.- a Tian hands or his —— ’ ” ——— a , : resiiit Ot hiaA TM liTtiseif other people as wel! as impairing his own efTicienc,. 1? -_ » sy ‘ ; > dir os = “Cc ; ’ . ie Orig? oraqinance is if} 1 defeated. that should he accam abuse of one of our most Pubiic utilities.” GLENDY B. ARNOLD. Hymn Program by Story Teller«. The 8 will Louis Story Tetlers’ give a hymn program Arthur Armstrong il preside Mrs. Harold Newcome will presen: “A Tribute to the Bible by Billy and “The Songs Our (Chir. Sing’ given Mire Bawer. Others aiso wil! speak : iren witli be E. ¥F _ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ____ JEWS REACH AGREEMENT FOR REBUILDING PALESTINE Commission to Make “Survey of Arid Lands. dudge Lewis States in Letter. 4 agreement between nd non-Zionist Jews in America has been reached with respect t the rebuilding of the Jewish home- ‘The reoted American is now - ~ 1 ry i ¥ tine, and c ‘nformed he is com- a ._~ . "aa? wit ng be npressed great 1 7 wor i and é e- cessity of carrving GRIM OLD BORDER ARMY POST TO BE TURNED INTO MUSEUM United States, Engiand and France Will Contribute Ancient Relics io Fort Niagara. the Asagociated Press ,* “™ ’ , , aa rae STF FAL®O \ \ March 12.— \ Tim two cent ‘ Oig stone guardiatr he oniy ccupred l"nited States Army post on the Canadia! orad¢ s due ti bear. bLoafnmr ’ ¢ . =~ enc. ; * } ¢ fs re i? 4 . ser exper hitting. difficu times cause a dull and aching head. Remem- s»)+)« rf ive had teeth made ber they are a doctor's Prescription and can «which ° annot wear or need new ones be given with absolute confidence to every ail for fre Br tes member of the family. 25¢ and 75c red pkgs. repairs } CARTER’S | Ha PILIS Baars 8:30 to 3. ="0.3 - "th St... Near Pine. sundays: 9 to 10 A. M. while the Reichstag is preparing te consider modifications of the crim- inal code. Members of the legal! SET OF TEETH. $10 up A Simple Application _ T hat Dissolves Blackheads No more squeezing and pinching to get rid of those ugly blackheads. (7et a little any drug store, sprinkle 2 a hot, Seads. blackhead will be DR. J. GRABER, 620 OLIVE Geld Crowns $5.08 up. Teeth Ex- 5Oc Gren Until 7. & Sunda ys. izt:3o 7 MM. Cured His Rupture 1 was badly ruptured while [ifiing a trunk several years ago. Doctors said my onty hepe of eure was an operation. Trusses did me no good. Finally 1 got beid of something that quickiy and com- pletely cured me. Years bare passed aud ihe rupture has never returned, although I am doing bard work as a carpenter. There was no operation, no lest time, no trouble. I have nothing to sell, bui wii give full information about hew rou may find a complete cure without operation if Fou write to me, Bugene M. Pullen. Car penter. 279 N. Marcellus Avenue. Ma: asquan, N. J. Better eut out thie notice and show it te any others who are rup tured—your may eave a fe or at least misery of rup‘ure and the worry ant d@enger of em operation ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH profession, jurists and educators are supporting the plan. ADVEE > (falbomite powder wet cloth, rub over t and in two minutes entirely. from little on: e black- every dissolved away . Palestinian Research. > Albrich’. director of rican Schoci of Ortental in Jerusalem. will give an a lecture on “The New Palestinian Archaeology.” evening. before the St. tety of the Archaeological j ef America, at Washing- | Seeersity Medical School audi- S Eochid and Scott avenues. - ' * -_ For more than 50 years. The Kecelew Inetitute has been the Mecca for men and women fac: phymcal, mental or financial ruin, because a crink or drugs. They and at Secret The KEELEY INSTITUTE Dwight, Illinois OLD SOF Since i1s¢9 xact Color Restored ADVERTISEMENT ee QUART OF WATER CLEANS KIDNEYS Take a Little Salts if Your Back Hurts, or Bladder Is Troubling You No man or woman can Make &@ Mmis- take by flushing the kidnevs occa known authority. creates sionally, SaVs a We! “+ +, mucy rieh f , + no sgh U4 Sh aA i ’ LoOoOg bindder weakness. Jad saits is 4 ightri efter escent thia-wate drink which evervone should tak Ww Sarna then to help keen the kid . a aa « ana ¢} } ners clean and active and the blood ire. there bw often avoiding SeTIOU: . , iney complications. ADVERTISEMENT — — * Leaves Hair Twice as Beautiful The simple hair styles of today make beautiful hair a necessitv. _ Luckily, beautiful hair is now «as uv obtained. It is simply a matter vf shampooing. Proper shampooing makes the hair soft and silky. it brings out air the reai iife amd lustre, all the natura! Wave apd color, and leaves it fresh iooOKINg, giossy and bright. Wh vy > PUueTT ile vour 7 and reguiar washing to keep eannot stand the harsh effect of ordinary seaps. The iree aikali in ordinary soaps soon iries the scalp, makes the hair brit- and ruitis it, That is « hs “eu, evervwhrere, ‘ecoanut O}] Shampoa. pure and entire! beautiful, . discriminating wom now use Mulsified This clear, greas@less product my ngs out all the reai beauty af the iair and possibly injure. Two or three teaspoonfu!s ‘2 A that is required. It makes an abun danre of cannot a a : cleanses thoroughiv and rinses out easily, removing every particle of lust, dirt and dandruff. It leaves the hair soft and easy ‘no manage and makes fairly sparkle with new life. close and lustre. = “ma can get Mulsified Cocoanut: | OU Shampoo at anr drug store. | A four-ounce bottle lasts for mech, creamy lather which | * Yee A ae — Ca Ae ABRAHAM LINCOLN In the Springfield days be VIVIDLY TOLD IN PICTURES THE INSPIRING LIFE OF ABRAHAM LINCOLN With Text by Ida M. Tarbell, Noted Biographer of the Great Emancipator This Daily Strip is full of entertainment, education and inspiration. Woven into the pictured life of Lincoln are parts of many of the more important events in American History. to national history. Now Appearing Exclusively in St. Louis in The |6|-Page Daily Magazine of the Ida M. Tarbell, who is._Lincoln’s most fa- mous biographer, with Nicholas Atonsky, the artist, has developed in this series of pictures a dramatic, authentic contribution | POST-DISPATCH Anyone who can |'Mayor and the Mi that his cause i 1 notice can have a f ‘sued and a day or : ed in its behalf. M _gards this busine proclamations ag i i'monster, and he | | cease. if he could fii doing so gracefully ‘that when some & ‘wide importance sh: matter of procilama: cape attention beca tiplicity of thog@e documents. Procla tions we sued by the Mayors ters of public neces ine special sessions itive body, for me | personage er in the 'demic or kindred function still exists 2 overshadowed br U ‘ “week” fad. In me stance of the latter lamation its issued a a publicity agent « sentative of some @ siring to attract att members or busines A Post-Dispatch 309 proclamations | growing musty in ¢t Bn gala oid te For the Day! 'The wv of looking fresh and well instead of hav- ite powder mv nose every five tes. if ene I didn knew before opted Ri k and White Face fed ati dav long, fer as n own, ° SAYS ly Marien Brooks, 215 Teme Ge City Register. Th Wille. N . “This ekguisite older ones scattere ris as delicately soft ant fine | COUld not be found e lightest of powders, vet it **o Years im office mere lastingly than the so. ™@S issued 41 of € with 144 by his pre ry W. Kiel, in 12 ¥ Mayors issued neal of the whole batch. The Recent OF “Schools-Sympheoe Music Festival Wee observed in St. Loui tien to concerts in tl by the Symphany OG “Vandeville Céntensa cause. after 190 yeu! official municipal “the vaudeville we | vided by the Orpie of a clean and whol Therefore the Mag heavy pow ‘ors. es iG My Peres It newer clos oF looks pasts, goes OR SO CV vy and with s h ety smoothness it adds immess ¥ to mv grves fechag of ** appearance anid self cenfidenee and delightful Biack Powder is the d: woman 's Ppewder light ial te the to adhere and White the demand for a eneugh te be skin. vet heavy smoceothiv for You ean get this lovely pow- par kaged for 2h5e dealers all ever Amertea. aAnewer te eetil< : ttraectir e:y ARLLD your dealer doeen't bare : tami: Black and White Beauty the loca! programs | You want. send his consideration of the Trost 127 Mail Day” was ober ce PRES a eon the | “6°. to advertise thi thday and Dres Hook, aerial postage. Bef taining many reresting /\was “Health Sunday beauty. dreams a € te#iiing LACK=:W HITE NS) ALLY Creations ih on fil ‘s On : " Chamber of Comme host of other “d “All Nationality ¥ claimed by Mayor ] cember. This proved achievement of thé Vaudeville. “which said. In the word i\wrote the docusie “merits the support zens because of the dustrial bettermeng 4 thie character b ing back. here a the occasions procial , Miller “Apple Week.” “9 contributions for ricane sufferers; when youths occ of city officials: Festival Week.” wht sario staged grand Municipal Theater; “~ State Fairy 7 *) | VIEDA YEAR Cet Back ingling Of Youth PLENTY OF “PEP” AND ENERGY at the A mar * " 49 to €0 in brok- Dar - “Ruddy P i : "=< 4@ned in bexty and “Rogers Hornsby Pad £°oing downward poy- Cardinal erstwhile | Se: oe ‘ac « i~ * ause he has ai ceived a prize as the Werrs erwork and nervous " i * " ' - tre *? % rok atrow pié er “Thrift ww rm - and poisen his cluded “National ” he organs wWhicK! Peomoptiry Iey.” ec " normally are . 4 ys ~ ternal exercise Davis Day. i arvelous reeter- Week” “Radie W : 7%. 4 “er e ARIt™M + = - a in and premature eid Vagnaee ween . give war to re- Week ere 3 vigorous activity Wortd War b te **¢c you pet up with Many of Mayor - ity “ditions brought oa ; a : : _ °& shuggiss kidneys Gens were cus nrritation and torpid liver. | tivities, especially ss & i a nh diatreasing «ymp- ¢ back rheumatic - aches Io the head ' ifNhesS, sour stomach, the eyes, hich bieod ' ‘““Urbed nights and lack 2 owe it te vourself LRICM Tablets at; other users report | SAU its ir. <<. BE. Green of | et for Japanese - Saye: “T am 76 years | ferers, ™m ee.ing Zeed since tak- Harding. nad 7 v t hae at . ‘ . quiet iY -oge and Sane ond also reliewed my kidney; n “aM ana ‘ ~~ ttouble” Mr T. Whelen | Week.” “Eaect 4 oh, a ey pamee exeress | period for couect 4 1" Praise should give wish Hospital. — : tees Im fact, thes cam oe a: cone Watch what « mule; document was for tha ‘arming Sy mPftoms ea Jefferson . ca ba , Ttappear ou shou) + & truly start mprove- ourself Hing re

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ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 13, 1927 ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH PAGE 15 educators | —— of Palcstinian Research. 1859, the first one av | | | » = Sc rstpat, aleacter: wt nae ; . sed l€ available now 19, 1881, to announce the assassina-/ draft the scheme of separation of 49 GIRLS GIVEN FREE CARE | vesterday. Parents or guardians grade school and five Went to ger ae ate ama é ed laving dcait with a cholera epi-' tion of President Garfield. | St. Louis and St. Louis County, by | 7 ; & nieh echoct. ta Wabruars. = Be vrican Schoo! marage cecal ae no : ba . : y, y paid part of the cost for 14 girls, | junior high ho n February SEMENT LIGATURE or Cane. » in Jerusalem, will give an There are four in longhand is-| which the present city limits were; ‘The Girls’ Home, Belt and En-/and the full cost for three. two parties were given for the chll- spate: emia eee y All the foregoing doc sin its eedtd . . 2 > : . . No Hospital—No Danger—_w =, be las es ruments were sued by Mayor Henry Overstolz in| created. Another called a special right avenue ; 7 mi —_ \ P d pl cation : —No Cc % » , lecture on he N«e ae" ines : : - | . vi are *h tted dren-—on alentine’s day an P MILD EATMEN? & ; Archaeology. | \ y Council for ac for 49 of its 66 inmates during! during February came from homes | Washington's birthday. Automo- 2 lestinjian picturin he old City ' an i , ; ’ } Blackheads A CURE GU in Pa is ahs a ae rial. There saloons closed on the day of the tion on the freeholders’ report. | February, according to a report| where the parents had separated, | bile rides are provided every Sat- Esine and pinching | Fisteta, Fissure ; in a ie, onghand, issued ensuing election of Aldermen and; A few of the proclamations were made to the Community Fund by and one came because of the death! urday morning by friends of the bse Ugly blackheads. CURED). A Gociety © ; by Mayor William L. Ewing, Sep 2 | , uw ‘ : ; ; ; oe a8 Siac nee cand ae cured’ pationte ty ba Sa. of America, at Washing- g, Sept., the frecholders who ere to issued by Acting Mayors. Mrs. Helen Gorse, social worker, |of the father. Fifty-four attended | children. Sprinkle a little on K. It will pay you. Teli your Po : rsity Medi al School audi- rub over i e black- Censultation and Examination tend U poi and Scott avenues. ; $$$ - — Wo minutes every DR.C MATTHEW OOK, Recta 5. ee OS | Ce ee Bee ee nee SP esres de seseseseesssssues qeeescusessvessccuses eseeeess sevesseus be dissolved away 561 Pine Street ’ tal Speciag = OS OSOR Seles neeecebe bhme nn. Te et et eee eee ee ee ae ESS € SR ‘ i Sa. Fee ee ww Gane Cale ere ee Big asl soem Sie 2: a: + 2s 8 ' er te-4 et + a : ‘ ' ‘ ' et pane : , St. Louis, " _ ___ ADVERTISEMENT "Se r res Mors patients came |. gm - ~ : act oe ‘Miller Fears Multiplicity of stitute in 1926— | \e L So R E S} 2 estore Documents Will Bury than in any year since 1917. _ Since 1809 ALLEN’S) phere sgifficully gcttine SALVE has healed more sores th pgeade SINCE UNENE is ; Importance oO Some One other salves combined. “*" is ee ATONE”. | f =e : eee ‘That Is Vital. say evening. he for the St. f the Archaeological Ivory Enamel eee 2 Bassinet bet WAN - FIN- $3 95 4 \ ney Boge po o%7 a R baby’s first bed—one of wit! ennessee I , , . The Keeley Inetitut ; —— me . ‘ pr men and women ioetae ’ fe TS cedar interior, at- these ivory enataeled Bassi ees game'er Eraa . tractive ornament on nets, special for Monday at se treatment. have pone b. . cg +e a ANY CIVIC PROJECT 7 front. Large size. Filled Eagle Stamp Books Redeemed—$2 Cash, $2.50 in Merchandise y em th mo more Gesire tora Dee = 3 they had never used it. vay $10 or more as after efiects— moderate \ postal will bring one of a at IS CAUSE ENOUGH 2 a a saa en ——$_—_____— —_—___———— — A conbdenual Asdres— Hf men or women seeking emptag » Vir. They use BROWNATONE. b : We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps WASHINGTON AT SEVENTH Convenient Credit Terms—-Open an Account ON, Secretar under situations wanted in ¢, )— at the very first applica- 5 Ott yeeete es Se Want pages _ can make a professional color : : ; ; ) . . 4 WNATONE is immediately effec- : : ht, Hilinois Fee aoe eveloping of calor Inst. Kiel Issued 144, Kreismann —* | st lights. Youthful : |e “3 2€ >€ v€ See rmures Cusraiccibeauiey 15, Wells 32 in 8 Years, > of a oe gene 28, Wale of Mirrors ple ~ _ Ziegenhein 28, Walbridge §% scl | 2 | See Gay one application neces 7, 14 and Noonan 21. . ra ae . Savings of | | pi xtra Uuality / -— er te Anyone who can convince th: Mayor and the Mayor's secretary that his cause is worthy of civic notice can have a proclamation is- specify sued and a day or a week dedicat- Dsrk ed in its behalf. Mayor Miller re- gards this business of issuing. | daha agg op as a Frankenstein eee monster, and he would like to ~| cease. if he could find some way of .doing so gracefully. He is afraid that when some subject of city- ' wide importance should be made a /matter of proclamation, it will e: cape attention because of the mu tiplicity of those high-sounding documents. Proclamations were formerly sued by the Mayors only for mat ters of public necessity, as in cali- ‘ing special sessions of the legisla- i tere E + _ sit . ~goey ¢ . codes pape sie To a eters 2 ‘eS | | 3-Piece Walnut personage or in the case Of an epi- : pcs enetian, 12x24 In.) (Framed, 14x29 In.) (Framed, 16x31 In.) ien rr kindred trouble. That ’ TI e newest 4 c on Mirr ees lar mensions engl potharasip i ee Ee ge ee Suite Shown by the “day ana i Artistically etched orn Has richiy decorated fram y wt “week” fad.- In nearly every in- e ment and panel 11.59 and etched g: large selief t | : stance of the latter sort the proc- vals value 12 lue. Including igs MEE Senaesueeceass een ah * ba seeeeee awe ateae ie Bi ? i- rd + bs seeece @ - or _ me } a : _ ; mcowes ret msoic M Trot witd Eg wot tne Large ™ 7 ~ ! lamat 1 is issued at the behest of For the Dav! a publicity agent or other repre- rm sentative of some organization de- attract attention or Gray Enamel Coil Spring and All-Cotton Mattress......... STARTING Monday morning, we place on sale just eighteen of these splendid Suites, which would normally sell for $119, at $89 Ht f ...and to make the bargain more irresistible, with each Suite goes SE Se the spring and mattress shown, at no extra charge. The bed is bow- uffet or Mantel Mirror end, dresser is large, with swinging -mirror, large-size chifforobe. The Suite is built in a high-grade manner, with walnut veneered surfaces on gumwood frames in matching American walnut finish, with two-tone ornamentation. Vanity priced separately at $32.50. ‘The yoy of looking fresh and well med ati day ne, instead of nav hHusiness 4 . _ J PLAWDL1G . . eto powder wy noOorA ry ery yea ‘ ’ T'wt eons th . —s ¢ vie mies i mnt | il ‘t know hye fore :" I . st-Dispat mn re port r tOuUnG . i= : : Ll ahi ‘ sey? s «? ‘ . ° ; ™ Zz ~~ , Cc . » 4 ©, - opted I | 1 White Fare 300 proclamations by nine Mayors BOT a 4 hy aa tif i t m | } ; i ‘ — ‘ . ‘ : a Ps 4% ~ > | own’? savs levely | STO* RE musty in the files of the . a.Yy> Citv Register There are so0n ; 1°" “44 rar Aly LCE IS ; i ile Te Al halk ( Pa ' + 5 4 | r ones scattered about which ‘ ah Limi ck Bee me atae er @S Ui Marion K ville, N. J. ‘This exquisite soft and fine Eb Gast, a , 0! could not be found. In an two vears in office Mayor Miller has issued 1 of them, compared his predecessor, Hen- -— *] } lege Tnan é [(eesee (15x48 Inches) ly tasteful design with paneled frame The end panels nowiders. vet if sae es ese i heavy with 14 mokes it) 1) \ | W. Kiel, in 12 years. B goes on | vont th s Mayors issued néarly) two-thirds rety esmootiine { guds Immeas of the whole batch. Wr tomy appearance a mie The Recent Observances. fecling of ‘“Schoolis-Symphony Community ” Music Festival Weeks” are being observed in St. Louis two Seep ty Ty GR a a Sseeeevaesesaneceee Convenient Credit Terms le te — _ me ee ee . eee " —— "Re LE © “a? ; a _- 2 EAGLE © OR eS OP Oe - vee em - os . tT err . ~ ee me oni. oa : . , °F s . ** - A queen eee —_———y ' . _ ~* ’ — > — ”“_- * ws ’ . — ? * 4 e . — ~ SR - to call atten- ec eeeaveegrn ‘ ry *~ fe . } . - : (>) to concerts in tne high a>‘ 56OUIS by the Symphony Orchestra So is “yr a 71 _ to? # 4 } Vaudeville Céntennia] Weel aL 7 f 7 ~ .**% after 100 years, to quote he } a ae be 4 ree ‘ } ‘7 , ‘ . l« ¢ : ' "ida: mu hit ipa. pro iAmMatio! \ Ou can Get This iovel\ “the vaudeville we know. as pro- Sa gic a4 - ——— = oo te . a r oe eee ee eee —T'n * VR r> SE FE eS SIMD AO) OEP Pe LA ee | ee: - — -s ~ a oe - Pa Se a — — _ fine oa = id nat ¢ - “* - = Buffet or Mantel Mirror (21x61 Inches) +t wn nt . — i> « v : r , AY - } +}, . tt ‘ tt Ff t*4 . ; ete » 94 TT) HOI r ; » " h t i pie a 1G q ON Lme (orpmpneum { 1] Ri. 1s ¢} ‘ : : Lorene , j ** 80,000 deal ail over America. | clean and wholesome nature. ‘y . 7 fore the Mavor commends fou anes . your Gei ; , ee : 7 pee local programs to “‘the earnest consideration of the people.” “Air Day” was observed a month ONGER than any Mirror you've, ever secn § 75 . aro. to advertise the new rates of at sO low a price Exquisitely decorated, : : ' ' aerial postage. Before that there SE | | -rlece onair avenport uite ae. ae | EE SARE Sel PO EE Vos! RE, : eel a ¥ | Xaneiea irame, mirror wit! tlower spray etcning. was “Health Sunday’ and “Junior | , Bos te pra’ = e ALNUT-FINISHED, cane a panel end Da-Bed with cretonne over and full flounce. Opens into — -_ as Chamber of Commerce Day" and a March Sale of - Redeem Eagle cower and host of other “days” and “weeks.” Stamps. All Nationality Week’ was pro- claimed by Mayor Miller last De- W cll-AKnown Makes at cember. This proved to be another Reduced Prices , ~_— UALITY is built into every detail of this handsome Suite. The ee davenport is large, resttul and has deep seats and backs with ee itt Ee : ‘te ate al — loose cushions. You would never suspect that it concealed a full- _- damian aeara ayo: | bi sized comfortable bed. The two chairs are large and perfectly pro- raid! ved gy hats Mead lt Debt ALT? portioned. The mohair covering is of extra Guality, sides and backs et ae lee a! . auty Creations fs achievement of the press agent of vwwuwvwwwvvwe Vaudeville, “which,” the Mayor said. in the words of whoever slike dhe LOM USEDA VEARL Bares ee sieeeaiineantinene SS SEs wrote the document for him i re ? ADVERTISEMENT “merits the support of all our citi- zens because of the civic and 1! dustrial betterment amusements of this character bring about.’ ifit I . > Convenient Credit Terms back, here are someé SURES TECSK AHR RT Heer eseTeveTseeesasents EE PABHRS TRE) EE: 4! occasions proclaimed by . . . : | Miller shit , 6 , | “Apple Week, Missouri contributions for the Fiorida : Fi - ricane sufferers; ‘“‘De Molay Davy. | outh when youths occupied the cni its | of city officials: “Grand ra Festival Week.” when an impr PLENTY OF ‘“PEp’”’ snario staged rrand opera in we AND ENERG Municipal Theater; “St Louis Davy t n° GS u Seeseasesaeuvuesse , | ? 1 Geep-pile, iux : ‘ LIVE | . i be ’ } sous Wilton uc Long, knotted ‘ Axminster Rugs in newest patterns ay : deep Pl C4 seamless 5 et ee Axminster Rugs > | , } . —_ , _ > > +7 Rach (Onental patterns in heavy Axmin | ] } } - - sters, ClOSEIV WoVvcn, with geep plc... «| 2 e 9x12 Fringed Wilton Rugs tara? : . * ' AL ’ Three-Piece Fiber Sun Parlor Suite SALE OF KITCHEN NEEDS 7 All Enamel G ) 5 4 Q: 5 Blue, Gray or White as e€ cs to brighten the sun parlor or lving room to greet the sun- , = of Spring. Settee, armchair and rocker of fiber on well-braced 9 frames. Handsomely decorated in a selection of the newest — _ ee Upholstered in cretonne with automobile coil spring seats. ap saa: eter & ilies at the State Fair: “Tuberculosis 4 °s mY aman fro he; nn, Wwe h OTOR Day.” “Buddy Poppy Da tig sttedes . = — “Rogers Hornsby Day.” when the ; Pedily coing downward Duy- ‘ppenGe reat manct a or Dy +38 — erstwhile (Clardinai s,> #iff pir harp . ", Ras ? bs ” aie ; “¢ ‘ed a nrize as the m i Bah hie ctremesy ton yi player: “Thrift Week.”’: which i Li l : f BServe strength and poison his| cluded “National Pay Your Bills . * ‘ ‘ote ‘ . = - a. Oo 1s Lincoins most fa ™ But. once the organs which! Promptly Day.’ etc.: “National . . 4. a , . aviter ‘ , ' iM ‘ : C liv a *eeHeR ee Pe: "ark “Dwicht with Nicholas Atonsky, : @ to prop. tural action; Candy Display Week.” “Dwight | pthe vite tinir Siena ale avis Day.” ‘Father and “Son veloped in this series of 2 Heed by the marvelous restor-| Week,” “Radio Week,” “Fire Pre- . . : ae SGP pedis , peneigeneye ind “Better Sight c, authentic contribution | prema ’ A HIGH-GRADE |: make, $85 cabinet he oe tT. . _~ ——" Gas Range, in your , eee 9x12 Velvet Rugs . TS choice of blue, gray or C;suarantecd Wool Velvet Rugs in a va : e white porcelain enamel riety of harmomous colors and patterns . C pl 1 all over. Side owen and — ¢ > sf Velvet Stair Carpet om broiler, four-burner top. carnet the hall and stairs in Display al pACL AS . , rdinary cost. Sale price, per $1 85 See our dishlay of Quick Meal, Bridge & Beach, Char- 7 ‘ ; @ ' on ' ° . Convenient Credit Terms i. /., -,. SS EY YY YY yy fy yy j fj 4 4 Ks A s+» _»_». » 2» A 2» » aR World War Caused Many. be a ee, SOU put up wit! Many of Mayor Kiel’s proclama- Verwork. =e Pore ; 9 : oe ie - tions were due to World War ac eeitétion a te rpic liver tivities especially the campaigns Notice xy _ . 7 oe for Government loans and weitfare . . . sing evimp OuLS tn ; "S. Gizzimess ar} agers Ache tg organizations Some of the occa- , ea wiOURNeSS, Sour stomach : “Flow- i ter Oak, Moore's, Baker's. Premier and ether Stoves and Ranges in « daylight display, side by side for easy com perison. i oN —— sions he proclaimed were ival Week,” “Clean Up and BDI tic ; ' OV “ge ce RB Paint Week.” “Be Kind to Ani- = rt ts i . 2 . ‘ Seg : . ** ‘a ’ 4 , v. rt O eC wine ANIL NM Tablets 3 mails Week, National Motion Pic- | , tu ’' “Bducation Week re - PEAS Tags ~ lt. ° . teed eee at 1r¢ Lay White Enamel Lined | abe HE icesaving Glacier, styles of attrac: in large side-icer style, end decorated _ offered at a special carly rought iron - bases, wired ecason 6 price Nickeled complete, with shelves and hardware. so shades in Patented “antproof™” wa- the newest pat- terns and col- eee. ors. lief for Japanese earthquake sut- : P - “s+ @ } . > rers, mourning for Presiden i, 4 - . ’ . .' P “ : i ee : ; "¥ SS _ | i : =a / . i 7 Ad + : - i * BRI ing good since tak-' Harding, “‘Anti-Narcoti Weel as oa | PONG glen +ai., ae ae “Safe and Sane Fourth.” “Rotarian ~@. | te t "stm : . \ eo Yr? | m ifi' ay ; » » + ae. a . ‘ so” . af [ ‘ ; ’ ie . ? Week , Fliectris zi W + * ena oa # a _ : Ss a i CANnnOL expre period for collecting funds for the | gms S- .. ablet: Tos ta ae 7 Jewish Hospital! His first suc! = ‘. a | , . . es . - . . 7 m - | at what a mu document was for the dedication of g@ a ‘ ; in rr —- ir i ‘ i j - 4 r P disappear’ “¢inPtoms often | Jefferson Memorial Five-Piece Oak Breakfast Set : ae Sruly atavtiime taintece Frederick H. Kreismann, Mayor before Kiel, issued 15 prociama- $ tions from 1909 to 1813 Rolla Eight Piece Walnut Dining Suite *119 N exquisite Suite of large proportions designed along Spanish lines Richly fnished and paneled, built of fre walnut veneers and gum: od. This amazing value includes the oblong extension table, 664nch {we side chairs and one host's chair. You would hardly beleve a Suite could be sold for $119 9 Pieces, With Chine Cabinet, $149. vy r * . J Seecsen*ca ese ’ Well 3° from 1801 to 1809: fini 28 Liegeanh mmey IRST to 1801, but he did not A» preturec @pove, at ae, . extra igaves and tou: oak with the new permanent ° , - ’ '’ ; ai¢c (te ; AMOUS EXPreRgsio! about “Ve nh coeceeete tte Prepars and economia tf moon yet aind't . t ar. ‘ 1” 3) , re ll et ee i ee he he he he hh i i i, LE EY EEE Ee LE AER Dy ..20.2.2044444446444046444464504 fern the late Cvrus FF. Wal ‘ye a _ i> ii “ e*F a Peracte che 1) + c ‘ . 5” . ; ; wr » 7 Ua i 4 a}: ‘ ° i} ea tii ‘ peer’? ee | Liroe. 4 he Ma ‘e. ~~ VEL iba Lirva. brug ;

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* sro MOINS de Ss ph: aa ns RD te , 5 “ . . ¥ = . Stn 8G RE AR IEA ROS Oe Bee aati on ewes & 2 wes cs aye ‘a A Cages AR Rye en whys SR, “eg gates Sima EA Bhar E Daie ie Ae Se eho gene bE eed oe D BSE Aiea. Te es CM i eee ee a | 7 m, . “* oe 4 wi i-« Snipa ve Kay ie a3 Ca, + ae * ie) pease” IS 2 - ikea! wate > aL ‘ en ra at ‘ ae ig te. Cie ants b RB 5 eter oa 5 ~~ mes sts ‘ , . I oe ” ¥ + 8 SPA Ni hg aie py? oy ee : . C . cos SE aL ee 2 Sebre > 4 RT > ect? SA” Mea? ater are ef he btn, ae bik tenn ey » Ae Ae bo 4 ae CONN BAY agin tig le et Ties es getien a etn p00 alge. Re Pot a2 MG _— i} = >) ae el Ten-Piece Dining-Room Suite walnut veneer on selected woods. Has burl overlays and heavily turned legs. Offered Monday at an unusual price. Only $15 Cash Massive extension table and’ buffet, closed-end china and $ dainty server, with six nicely upholstered chairs in shaded Velour U pholstered Kroehler Day-Bed A practical Kroehler Day-Bed, in walnut- veneered hardwood, 7 micely upholstered | in $ 5 figured veiour. Has re- silient fabric spring at Only $3 Cash opens conveniently into full-size bed with coil springs. Re- versible cushions are spring filled, done in rich brocatelle. . Only $15 Cash d THE N Rinses $ Walnut Cane Panel As Well As ‘ ee Steel Day-Bed Outfit A machine with the latest electric washer All-stee!l Day-Bed in walnut with artistic features . . . one which compares in every metal dame panels, as 75 way with others at much higher prices. Made shown. Complete with by one of the pioneers of the industry. Ask fabric spring amd cre- for free home demonstration. tonne-covered mattress , Only $5 Cash pad. Moderately priced. , EW 1927 the most favored finish, artistically tinted in gold. The Only $1 Cash "ry eeeeeseestesestestst chairs are upholstered in grained Laundry Queen leatherette IS HERE e@eeosop ee ese eeeeene Oe ew eeeee *-*- -“* « Only $4 Cash Five-Piece Silver Gray Breakfast Suite Four sturdy chairs and pretty extension table in silver gray, sa aes ee bay Be re has +) eae SAVE ON FUE ater 2 EXCHANG! AW" 206WN i2™™ ST-? pant FIVE g low the Scout Mover : Came to This Cz Curiosity of an Amer-| Was Excited by a Turn ’ " _ by an English Boy. desire of an English Boy! to “do his daily good) ~ and his refusal to accept) “ for his service were the | ly small factors which | : + the Boy Scout movement) - america. Mr. Ww. mm Boyce, | * seite seeking a certain location in| [@, congested part of London, was; § = aroached bY a iad who, noting « vewilderment, galuted and eked if he might be of servivce. Boyce accepted his proffer : upon reaching his destination, wed the boy a shilling. The} courteousiy refused the offer) his customary salute and “4& scout never accepts a re-. s for a courtesy Or for doing =) turn.” ‘This excited the Americans in- - and on inquiring what the) meant, he heard for the first | just what the Baden Powell’ were doing and what they) for in England: As a conse- | wece of the chance meeting. Mr. ' = ra visited the headquarters of | English Boy Scout Association rived: from the brought home a trunk load of scouts of their acq wature to America and the sub-| The report of © ent. incorporation of the Boy ment is a fitting +s of America can be traced faith and esteem setiy to that point. movement is held The Boy Scouts of Anierica is a % St Louls. la-liy fermed corporation or- Achievements ¢ . district during the nized by a group of men who anxious that the beys of Fell at the top « merica should come under the achievements sf § “ - i ‘ out the country, bs uence of the Boy Scout move- theless, a great { nt as originallg worked out for sat te ha Geen » youth of Great Britain by Sir - Locking at the ; obert Baden Powell, and be the angle of a busi silt up im all that goes to make | ne has grown to! @racter and good citizenship. | : ‘erable business. — The affairs of the organization) port disciéses the managed by a national council. the past year the mposed of prominent men who! handled diy give their time and attain-/g19.§78.26. This nts that the purpose of the or-' momey which has mization may be acconiplished.! sources, auch as President Caltin Coolidge is) BPorary president ofthe more- ‘fees, etc., mt. and William H. Taft. Colin ' Livingstone. Danfel Carter | if and William G. McAdoo ate; i) vice presidents. ‘ Active heads consist of President | Walter W. Head: vice preside L. Schiff. Milton: 7 Charies €. Moore. Bolten | of the suburbs. mth and John Sherman Hoyt: | erionsgerary wasurer. George D. Pratt. Daniel ‘tricts, and the wi wter Beard is a National Scout St. Leuis Ceuncil immissioner, and James E. West America which is Chief Scout executive. §§§=—=s_—s$§ | lowe: =—s_—s President, pThe year 1926 marked a decided Howard; Scout (¢ tp forward in the history of the D. McBride; chal 7 Scout movement in St. Louis. | honer, Frank V. fwas a year of advancement apd | urer. C. C. Miles; mivity and the local officials ex- 5S. Haslem: vice pi themselves as being satisfied: B. Curtis, E. D. 3 Fith the definite results obtaineg.| M. Curlee. The Louisans now leok upon scout-| is made up of t a3 a potent factor im the life of ' James E. Baker, } community. | EN. Birge Geo Tt is constantly receiving the | Pasi W. Brown. arty indorsem@nt of the clergy, | Thomas R. Collins me public and the press. This ie | Alvin D. Goldmai mested to by the many letters of | brook. Carl H. Ha mmendation and encouragement Honig.» William T are recetved at Scout head- | Lonsdale, Walter ‘ers from parents, and others ) Morton. Legis | mo are able to give direct testi- | Schultz. J. W. SK "y a# to specific bemefits de-j; Thompsen, Festus of the Ways St. Louis rs served Their City 3 Last Year. ay! yOu Want it dome right. cali a * .” EHe knows che ‘oy that comes ‘St Saturday ea @ -Ug2 serving others. whether it ee — sights 2 for his home. his munity er| 7 2¢ teop mets 7 country You ian lands at 9:45. _T th , or g* . ee “tip - -~—— nies .. «Tt te hardly possible to more than | “te On the several good turne | *red the community by the | -y of St. Louis,during the year - Perhans the most outstanding ’ ed by the scouts of | » uv S was the activity ef huu- | .., v8 and hundreds of | "PS Goring the Christmas season . Providing peor families about — * v

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|[G8eebection| ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | ey: ™ ' | Living-Room Suites iets et BOY SCOUT SECTION PAGES 1—44 nl - ST. LOUTS, SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 13, 1927. can’t £0 wrong English Boy Scout Association | by }aid to the injured, how to care for To qualify Scout functions, will be on hand at | F o. - | en : : | i a, ; | | a ff Xi Mow the Scout Movement _ NEITHER MILI] O ij 2 hd | 2 : | | + Annual Scout hound-U p % ' | ' : Came to This Country She Scout Oath ee ase With a Ci : r N R ANTI-MILITARY } “On my honor I will do ARF (It THREE CLA | ill Close l dl urcus | = ‘Curiosity of an Amer-|! oy : : my best—to do my duty | | — | Er ited b | NCIL OFFICIAL | to God and my coun | | | Meee Pan Wes Excit fo || The Scouts Are the L LU J weorase a | i ] h Reconditioned Three - Good Turn Rendered 0 popinies ap sy aie - to — the scout Beginners Progress Through a} /€ Big Scout Show Will Take Place Marc Living-Room_ Suites ; te ‘ aw eee wears anes tare eis irormeéec ody in the aw: to other | ; * ° . = 0 3 * ST eee =e! OC ee ° ~ , “Ya f stutread and upholecy ° Mp fim by an English Boy. ee a ta | pra yi “ co Program of Practices | 25 and 26 at the Coliseum. ‘§ figured velour = simi 4 ee ee ee ' and Merits illustration. lar tom + om Weta ea’ pee fs Bas - myself physically | Many Events. ; seas esire oO! 4 y : a te ss om siiliitaitiniilan ered $ 15 gue “do his daily good ss The Boy Scout movement is the y strong, mentally | ; iootue eta an tors.” and his refusal to accept Bes largest uniformed body in the | awake, and moral- | here eee _ classes of scouts | HE annual membership round- ; of the St. lLauls District will par- ' speriegt “tip” for his service were the a world: larger than the army. navy ; ly straight.” cece eee owas oy pe baeey’ Se ee T up of the St. Louis Boy Scouts | ticipate. 1 : Pay $5 Down ly small factors which ihe aa diene ted ce wenantr® h enderfoot, second -c ass scout, | is now in process and will close | Other events of the program wi ) nt the Boy Scout movement ies | pate. ane Sree Seeee- Before a bOY with the Boy Scout Ciecus at the | be the tenderfoot investiture cere- 4 Davenport Tabl Tamerica. Mr. W. D. Boyce, it is not a military organization | cam be recogn‘zed as a tenderfoot | (oii,eum, March 25 and 25. The{ mony, concerts by the Marine Har- a p es. $9.75 king certain tocation te | land bas mo connection with the rp wre ee the prescribed tests.| ob ative of the round-up is 1000/ monica Band and by the Consolt- | | sce : : | : : § Odd Davenettes... . $9.75 congested part of London, was} § 9) 30 5 & military department of the Gov-| sateena diese ake ae pregnant new scouts for St. Louis and St. | ea ig roll a eae es , , ‘ ; § ’ ° - a ~% , : om ' « | troops; scoutin em | Odd Bookcases. . $19.7 Mipent, saluted and — class scout. The first-class scout | 02i8 County and the newcomers | it tying, wall-scaling, rope spin- a ) — | “ "aight oy ila iealiaaa : The Boy Scout movement neith- | (upon meeting another set of re-| sseuiainaslias eee calling Ay 2: Coll. ‘ning, signaling, beach drilling, da 3-Pe Davenette Sets ft Fac aacepted “his proffer vite — Ce, itat- : . ; ‘ ynediuvrees ; ; . . just what the Baden Powell’ y ors el 2 - calles passing the prescribed tests the boy | striction as to class and pedigrees ; bufl4ing @emonstration : | Some are Kroechler made, alj were doing and what they SE. Sa costo moras. courage, alertaens. formally subscribes to the sath and} will not be asked of the dogs,; ge Petey: ce nd h been ‘ Bare in good condition. The : ade attains | physical strength and endurance. tas | he eaetiaad : tender- | ponies, cats, rabbits and other ani- will show how fires ave ; | Davenette opens inte full-sige for in England. As a conse-| COL. H. D. McBRIDE | To this end, special instruction | 27 and @ regumeres a5 8 Heuaer™ | re Aare * made all over the world. It will ‘ @ beds with ce of the chance meeting, Mr. > ah. SY. ’ PP oa ; Shee |foot scout, entitled to wear the/| mal friends which the Scouts are Labrad Fire, the § comfortable 15 aan Scout Commissioner. jis given in patriotism, signaling, | Pye iaes te gene na the official exeseted 40 slat include the rador re, springs. Yoru visited the headquarters of | }cooking, camping, Sanitation, first | | onges o mage ss P Prpcgas , Crane Fire, the Tripod Fire, the . rived: from the movement | scout uniform. | The Boy Scout Harmonica Band, Trappers’ Fire, the Teepee Fire, | | as a tenderfoot he, a regular feature of recent Boy | ine pingle-stick Fire, the Friction @ at this price... brought home a trunk load of} scouts of their acquaintance. oneself in the open, chivalry, wood- | b must: Ki re and others of equal interest. ic > gsub-| The report of the Field D t. low ae | Pa I Down ature to America and the sub a Jepart- | craft. personal hygiene, public hy- | . , | y $ Bient, incorporation of the Boy | ment is a fitting testimonial of the |giene. and the general neimetaiion | | 1. Know the scout laws, motto, | the circus each night, “Bigger and Chief Scout Executive James E. . ts of America can be traced / faith and esteem in which the § conducive to good diacipline. | sign, salute and significance of the | Better than ever,” according to West and Walter W. Head, nation- : : ; , : ge } . Slightly Used Rugs tiy to that point. |movement is held by the churches While some of these things are. | badge. np a| Eugene M. Hahnel, who is direct- | 9) president of the Boy Scout move- | of St. Louis. included in the ordinary prepara- s. Know the composition a ing the band. 'ment. will come from New York history of the flag of the United The Circus will open Friday | city for the circus, which is con- The Boy Scouts of America is a Achievements of the St. Louis States of America and the cus- | night at 7:30 o'clock with the en- sidered to be one of the most im - tion for the responsibilities of the “mi a | Frank,@re-elected tary: M Ni oe ¢ diy give their time and attain- $19,518.24 ; ‘ pte: pareaness. ‘first-class one. After becoming 4 | re-elected secretary; rs. . | 018.24. This amount includes T) f atro) | owas ' Ten Scouts of Troop 157 hiked Kitchen Chai { mts that the pt oe . | The uniform, the patrol, the pre si he may. in the| A. Aylward, treasurer, and Mrs. J. R mcnen airs, 3 That the purpose of the or-| money which has come in from al] | ) first-class scout, agence | | with members of Troop 208 from ange ization may be accomplished | maneces POR pag, metic troop, the special Bcout drills and ‘same way, qualify for the various | Overman, chepiaia. the amoch- the foot of the Free Bridge to os thes "| ’ ’ uppies, | activities are not for militarv t | , , eres ti e i Preside Cale , | or military tac- re held out as/| tion presented the scoutmaster and the quality REFRIGERATORS : aa nly yg cane iS summer camp fees, registration tice nor can they be fairlv hose ' | wets Pg percept 6 progres | his Bates 1a with a new troop flag Monks’ Mound, Ill, Saturday, , ; sident of.the move- | fee ' 4 rire, Se A . va | rewards for his S- . ° Se the uick Oak Box ® rj : ®- fees, etc., together with the regu- sidered as military training whe in ac | pole and eagie. March §. Several Scouts passed - a in everal , and William H. Taft, Colin ‘jar scout budget allowance from | +} n sion in scout standing. | P & their cooking and fire-building sizes. Im 4 2e¢se terms are correctly used rit t intended | Ke ings : | ; :; : es are intended | ge oven and condition. S 9 Livingstone, Daniel Carter ' the community fund. 'They are f h $4 ate, | These merit bacges ars | Troop 53 of the Independent |tests. Aliso the Scouts enjoyed (a Limited mand William G. McAdoo are fue scheme of organization . of Se oe a ee to stimulate the scout’s interest in | Evangelical Protestant Chureh/| game of “Capture the Flag.” 00 quantity at..... ° rary vice presidents. the Boy Scout movement ji ~ foeemgyed one Payton of epirt the-Hfe about him ane aes given | ned fy oki ™ gts Z —s | | Shas tinatet ob Pcedldaish tusk ny camtekne Ca L in | §t-| which boys learn in scouting. It for general knowledge. They are | Ss $e ‘ao mbers at tne Troop 139 hiked last Sunday to : ter W. Head: vice presidents. | in the eatin on a ant 6 Ree is in the wearing of the uniform. of various sorts, some of them be- | ast méeting. A number of boys Chain of Rocks, camping in the 3-Pe, Bedroom Suite rf L. Schiff, Milton Ae" ein the os wie ite 4l'and the doing .of things torether. ing purposely established for boys | ¢xpect to participate in vc investi- | woods near some clay banks—an ash ‘Charles C. Moore Bolton of the suburbs under ‘ae cane ae eee ee See: Seer ‘ j ee “sid , E ‘e © eee ‘ , Fen = arene = a A ET En RR ES a me F = “ort” to 4 ° . ‘ e year 1926 mark ne ee Secale dines ' te accoutrement are not Included in Iments, ranging from “ar Boyce Futhey of Tr 72 went ay forward in the ‘dat gerne a oie ia Commissioner, H./the equipment of troops of Boy | . ctextiles.” and including such we gheacteakr nm ea. a Panis ‘Guan and Dvorak. The troop has been le daamateeas re s ae | Pin re court of! Scouts of America. anvup l ¢ and Its Jo S widely separated accomplishments/, 1... March 5. The next morning active ——e arse ~ et : x * , =. P 4 : . + « “ arene Ea eB ‘ p i . = « _ o - a 2 We’ & year of advancement and | urer, C. C. Miles: Jaden: ren ROY SCOUTS ENCOURAGED fe ,as astronomy = rors 00 they met Scout Tom Hamilton of + a lama Rongytig: hin 8 te Bie - ivity and the loca] officia] ~ ‘ . pasees : ge ° ' manship and bee-keeping, avia iT 3°? ; s ex- 8S. Haslem: vice > : . eee roop o-. pso bee Three renewed pieces, themselves as being satisfied; B. Curtis, E D edis ane Seana 10 READ 6000 BOOK ere ‘® OULS Cou S$ plumbing and scholarship. Be J natalie ae some to those shown, in Aft th the definite results obtained iM Cu ] ) “Th i ns B and Francis | pease: West District. promoted to Headquarters. ae Mg ' ronal ’ . ” Boy | . _ | a. riee. e Executive Board §« Ss ee aS ES RR a “ . re ; we 4 me tion. You can get the ; % Louisans now look upon scout-/is made up of the officers and re ne Menenenied | | Te a eS a Tee Cae. Daw oe come ona x s ie on «} | you come early. 75 e community. @ FS & Birge George M nS ON erature. a p njyoys t e istinction O y || held at the Ben Blewett Junior Adolph Baron senior patrol leader. Ree r : + ; . ° 2 a. 2 : ; . . EO EE LE LLL LL te ~~ *” * So on . = The group is It is constantly receiving the | Paul W. Brown, R. C. Coleman, | ™9st boys begin the formation of = Being Among the Best-Equipped Boy wil be able ts abantn tant MeAael aghask maar adie meee 4 limited at im ewe S.Be. Ce b S se of placing within the hands ; 1Q0e@ aaa ;he tract has bee en 1 ame , , . the Mpnin: . oe ; fe nanas “ation luring Loo 6 Include f , » troop inspection with = s . . , . ee Municipal Opera, at the | Vere selected and the troop divided of boys, the best literature obtain- re 7 ae meray e ‘f Lions’ Den Reservation in honor ae ~— rrvisenhe ao tsi porn eereee Mayer (he SRS, 5 n8 Seen See eum and all big pub!! +e | into two sections. One group moved | able nn PERSIA DOPED Sone Ve Te of tea a talk to the parents. The troop) ending at Sarah and Hodiamont; | the white flag after 60 minutes of Galle cia nic events, i — ' slits ap , *; ee ¢, | OF NS ¢ rs, said , , , | , . n nat ' ) han of Kiwanis Hall, a handicrat ee , | has finished up on its quota of 30 22, Ea B e, E St. , on service. on ahead in a given'direction, with “Boys Life” is edited, published. —P mre +} ik elie om iat rhe reservation came into the me 2 seed 4 Bov Life pee £8 Kesar a wane \ ae “ = i Xt pa. Tae eee wate watting" yar 4 hardly possible to more than | orders from the scoutmaster to and owned by the Boy Sconis of Se eee eR at oa | | possession of St, Louis Council on | ©) po cagtor: ve hiy : t ee ot tannin mint temietauied: teal aaa " Me } . . . . > ‘ ‘ La " Ltanver (*>1? 1} ror Tie VMiuUrpost . a , « ‘eo ts ‘rsr A. . ~ ;: , - : : me" On the several good turne | Pick out a good place to hide them- America. It contains red-blooded oe res iar ai ot oe t July 1, and~under the direction of | “V0v° S Bit ene aon can. 2°, Watarwarke: Fem & Pot-| beies saiaamed ab ie ; . tes aieianten -— 1© w;wusing all ot the handicra . pe ‘ ‘ oe fsterwor + Pe , a ie me the community bv the selves and wait for the second stories of adventure 4 nd mvatery: aa Sins - Me rie 1). Shippe Vv. overnight cam p- Troop 114 of the Baden Schoo! oe I aon ae vo Fe b. v, Y* . «4 ~ P - : " ; . , . ie 7? , ai mes, ‘ED . . sie na . . > . a ; . os : ' , 7 . ” . ° eee ye a> Ai | 2 ; Providing poor families about bein c successfu! in overpow erins worthw hile ’ eading. AY} advertise- line a} a pel rriit 118 th prop , Phows Yer. are limited to H compara- i TW elve new bovs applied for mem | Lake ° = oS- A AA yak = ey With their Christmas din — ments submitted for publication ur A k th sete abate "T tively few months of the year be. f/berentp. and the troop expects | a ’ . ~ ‘us At. 4 > ‘ c care mn omc i By unity early and got permission to go on magaBine, because such advertising| complete ‘heir scout work and en- properly house our boys for over- py the Field Executive, and re- _— a = - ee troop make its quota in .: PUTS wry yer ‘ ‘Pe — : — , - % , oe ‘ior byt *s , ; . 5 " . ; , a he the rat quarters b y ? : dine nie : |a tramp through the woods. They means ; a ) : . ‘tytlowas mg & aoffarage night camping through the entire | ¢ } ts were served ' i f the ¥. M. HL A. objective. The some : . E civic service re ' ° . is endorsement by the Bov/ J°3 the privileges the camp affords reshments -re ‘ roop |} 0 in ; : : : ¢ ‘ me | po An “ ra WA " ) ‘ear |scoutmaste : igh Retr a the agency and to the. aes 3, sag gone jong when 4a Scouts of America. The special Louis Honig, chairman of the} * - valve of this land | ) 4 Troop 161 ef the Jennings Lnion | publishing a troop paper, the co- notified at BoB agence oe has been : ; it é ® ’ - } t : » 5 " + i ~ ; : 7 ‘s ’ . Y +} ee ‘ : +? " ‘ ‘e a t 0! ‘ . Ss ace . : bs | ° Pay $i Down Mp ty are as follows: | num er of shots were heard in the book lists recommended. have haq| Camp Committ announces the) « “ns ai | _ oo , es Chureh is having a party for the editors of which are Sceut Frank will t hel e inspection . oMunity Fund of & 1 i | direction of a nearby farmhouse. | the assistance. in their preparation, | @@tes for the various sections at at $6200. In addition $3000 worth boys of Jennings at the troop head Kessler and Dan Winner. The} Held at his troop, rf : : MIs tel 8. * * . : a ‘ : “ }) ’ ve * - wl P : , ; ee %-Dispatch Christmas party Shortly afterward one of the boys of many experts in the field of boys'| C@™p for the coming season as fol. of improvements were made on the quarters tomorrow evening. All first issue of the paper appeared | The first meeting of the Troop Exchange Stores - Louis Times’ Good Follows’ | returned hurriedly to the camp and literature : lows; property during the past year. ‘the boys of Jennings who are i2 short time age, and was dedicated _Cémmitteemen's Training Course ' told a story of an attempted hold-. First, June 4 to June 18. « Presentation of Gifts. ivears old and over have been in-j *® their new arristant scoutmaster, | in the South District was held at’ the Roosevelt High School Thurs- | Monday, Wednesday Saturday Evenings Till tions at 7 oon Counct, mesctings. € in Bundle week. Cia) Performance and demon- onto nee mens clubs. aul “X Position. hington University Gio show. re Te show. Oke Aba tement League. *elleg Prophet. vis Exposition. feeding os Mountain Memoria! fund. rculosis Society. erican Red Cross, (of him. ing experiences, the troop returned to camp and straightened (up and started on the return hike i home. up. The troop soon became in- terested in the plight of their miss- ing comrade and set out tr search After sOme maneuvering through the woods in the direction MERIT BADGES ADDED List Increased ‘by Five Additional Craft Subjects. 7; : + ba - Five merit badges have -been from where the shots had been added to the list for scouts to work | heard, the boys came upon the ‘OT: ©anoeing, walesmanship. jour- | bandit suspect, only to be met by nalism, reptiles and weather their missing comrade with a big Changer in requirements have scout grin on his face and a shot- been made in merit badges for safe- gun in his hand. ty. Mining, forestry, camping, car- After these unusua! but Interest- pentry. plumbing. archery. conservation. clectricity, painting things and pathfinding. All the above became effective Tepes l, 1927. | civics. ; : ; ; Second, Juné weeks). ls to July 9 Third, July 9 to July 23 Fourth, Juiv 23 to August 6 Fifth, Aug. 6 to Aug ‘) Sixth. Aug. 20 to Sep A number of being added to the popular improvements (‘amp which is operated for first. class Scouts who desire to par- iticipate in horseback riding. and ‘to enjoy roughing # pretty much ion their own. In addition to the six regular jsections in the camp there | will be one 14-day main ) i . : te J : are Ranger | thras (Ti nree j Scoutmaster | ! i " psy hike, and the troopers’ parents were invited. a The members of Troop 19 are 2 grateful bunch of scouts. as is evi- denced by theie remembrances of Paul Schober and As- sistant Scoutmaster Oscar Hofer at the February meeting of the troop. In recognition of the time, atten-' tion and affection which the two. scoutmasters have lavished on the! 'vited to attend. Scoutmaster Jae- the party a success and to as many boys as possible in Jennings | make interes! in scouting Troop 122 of the Sherman Park Community Center held an all-day hike te Kenwood Springs last Sun- ger is putting forth every effort to) Charlies Fischiowiltz. Troop 90 of the Temple Shaare fmmeth is getting ready for the Scout Circus. Junior Assistant Scoutmasters Witt aid Rauman ing them fer hehen they become members . Troop 99. The Bcouts are taking advantage of the troop library troopers, Scoutmaster Schober was| day. Scoutmaster A. Frank, As- presented with a handsome scout] sistant Scoutmaster Charlwood, s‘atuette. while his assistant was| three committeemen and 42 ecouts attended. The day was spent in passing 71 tests, and working On | cooking merit badges. The Pa- riven a gold watch fob. The pres- entations were made \following the ceremony of investiture, to which which contains a large coliection of books. Seventeen boys of Troop B98 of the St. Luke's Catholic “Schoo! trons’ Association of this treep met SS wes aes 4% x 4 — Se a r Y ars, : FR: + “ a ae re > nN 'day ‘taittemen and scoutmasters and 21. The meeting next evening. with 44 troop com- scribes present. Thursday will be for the education«~ — Soak: are working with candidates, train- | their requirements | |), be held né:8 w'eteet P oc evening at the Missourt ) the Blind 3815 Magnolia. * (a1 member of the committee. cn j = ; : : - Se P al Raper? , ae “3 aS The Seuth District eourt of the last court of henor ip. ao ge triet until the second M fa. May, and scouts whe have tions for merit | Ret them into im

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+ 7%, * . __ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ' ae gs tyhsg: ee ee, eee icc, tae neptey eg eee Ss ae ke 3 i : - * IN SCOUTING To This End the Camp Com-) mittee Promises a Fine Program. ~~ PLAYS 1 RHA wath ss >= — ‘ a troop to “put more out in scout» ing Troops and scouts are going eguested to Go mor CAamp- ? hiking. and participate in more iii ei_,ita > The out-of-dors calis to every oe red-biooded Bos Hie forefathers = lived in ther out-of-doors the Pike ORE DO MS 4 WS Orr ae - ae a —_— “ rd Aye? : “gee hg A et. Oe Hi gems wee Rp ER OE es eee SP at ORL. SR Set a Pe? / , ? i} ¢ {)} ~ Od a j ae te signified their intention of availing i } : ul ' ~ os . reid ‘| shelter for ) : ~* y et ed > = themselves of the pportunity to + Almost 1% ; : ‘ . > : —_ = rer i , : 4 Le 4 e) spend Le en tit SuUil . im canhiyp ee | ‘ mis Wwol nod Lvs , ; “ ' : : ar some Mave a read magace APP: ‘aie i ret * hy £canz OoLce . > ; nl sat ¥ : - - re * 4 x . 7 . } ; ca i mii pa l £ - i ie os Oo &- a iv ~F\ 2% | Ir A he ’ , ; * " % “ > oF $ " kk ; ’ 4 oY Da Kk ‘ 3 5 .9 : ean ADO — ec rst ?) a a >. 5 i or diz a i\? CSiG SOU fF lor nf + ving specia - ition o ae ss = adi tes elngeasts PVN . ye / r t uit 3 f f a > (nba nt ap RIT ORE 2 PO re A RRR IES SO LEME 3 -» S .) . ° fres a : F Fe — 7 the are urged Oo begin aw IéManh oa H oe “oe - 104 = > . ; > »¥ ‘- " yi * ‘ By Be coming *O camp in a 00d) 2 se ‘ erm : 4 vA vs ~ os : . lz . . _+ ~— ec > oa 3 ieee » ode Many spiendid suggesuons 4! a 7 *% 1 dD! aaesie a => “w : . at ? ‘ h @ a re re Be . e#ing received at \e¢acg Uar.e©rs, = %. WES a4 = ‘ : . . > . ? _ . " .*? ™~ =r re u“ ho ~ - r pel a" - * > . 4D eCoOuUuLs ana ScouUutmasier: as 3 ¢ ~~ 4 it at © ' : a BS F : r? -_ ow . have attended mp ib previous q . : =) : * : 4 — -_ . ™ > ee | ‘ ” [@a re - urged to ive tne _ampD s&s yea = «& . urgk* A ru | eas = a =. a | “aTuning i¢ + = ¢ ‘en: no - - . - : * 4s P eee Committee their advice. and any 4 atits oO } © sis ina he - : e _— ce | \ gest ns That may oe (Or ¢ 4 i a(rTrearns Thal pianis “% nish SUSE 2 ™ re . Se 2. oo betterment? r thea amp pr ram oak Bar - him with foed. should e be lost SCtterment oO. (4h = “> preg = (38 2% The meeting of the Camp Com- ts He mm canmip. fie iearns how to make a : , a. ‘ ls " — vr. F rin a S ioe : , ‘ r : a ‘ r } ‘ mittee in January romises to wo! ing + ee an) eo + ry hie = ee tee ’ . ’ Pa ; ,”A far eamtc anf nar as Be fertn seme announcements OO. pai- peo (re Ve ati ‘ ist 2 be Ba? La - ork . ’ " ‘> ; oe o_e ticular iterest. and as seon as a3 = he > ¥)} is : a, eee rh ~ mM tA os ;, = * Seu i : ; ¢ .) Din ris it re or a qd ne i ia ne 1 he Se@uling program has , ‘ r ; field will be notified ie * 8 oe been ia ; wit ali @ ese: % sesso t ‘ae. | ngs ; Sd e te | . 4 aes ae dai —_ Ss 4 Book of Information. = ~*~ cm? . . oe 7 Ore > 2 go : ” ~ —_ . “ ’ Coan Set OUL-O1-caoOo! wrere fhe Bov Scout Hand Book teils he can sit uGcy bature uncer cOM- how to build ilean-tos know ihe petent icadership were ® €@M stars, to give first aid, identify Mg ME ANGER EE MT AP elt het ‘ take his tent and cooking kit andrtrees) make a tent. pass the scout x gO om hikes, sleeping where night tests. swim. make fire without a overtakes him, with the esky for 4; matches. Over 2.000.600 copies of B root this hand book have been printed ‘f That is the life that builds and sold to boys. i strength and character. It is this One of the first steps in becom- period in camp that parents owe to} ing a bey scout is to get a hand 33 LPP DO na camp that is con-| book. They are obtainable at uveted under competent leadership scout headquarters. wai Se I Ae os. aha Deeb 6A lets SRE palit sibs sahiontsin site pie a CE ESR cael ae IR (a EPR LOST tN eee ee ee ee $25.00 Value Easy Terms BXCEPTIONALLY light—only half as large as a suitcase. Just the thing to make a campfire gathering complete. Space in lid for twelve 10-inch records. Hellrung € Grimm 9th and Washington—Music Dept. EN abet pc LAB IBNRR Ame «Pom: ood News rom Swope’s .|| for Boy Scouts and Scout Masters You can now buy the _ famous Herman's Official Boy Scout Shoes at Swope’s convenient Men’s and Boys Department. The assurance of a correct and comfortable fit is add- ed to these most satisfac- tory Shoes. Tan Nerwegian High Shoe or Oxford Boys Sizes,$5 Men's Sizes. $5.75 j iter im an inter-pairol contest. TROOP NOTES — Centineed from fF Preceding Pace. is next court Monday ae m time fer thd ™ evening The treop having tne most scouts to:receive awaras at liche given the honor the American flag o ' ; a _o g represertatives ma tS fe, -* this : a a: . e ; + awards has been asked s in fire building and cooking were passed Troop 66 has made its quota of new scouts and Boy's Life subscription in the first quar- ter’s objective. This troop was or-~ ; 3 “ — + . ' ganized last October with etg nt scouts. but since that time it has ban] . , - on doubled in number §3 took Sunday to m, taking their pup tents and camping tn the Sunday morning members o! the troop were caaen Ct lomg enough to attend their Sunda) schoo! class While Im camp a neighboring farmer aitempted to burn off some brush and werwus in the nearby woods. but the fire got out of his centrol and the scouts were calied upon to help. t was sOon under control again and the farmer invited the scouts | J te come back and camp on his grounds at any time Troop 232 of the Biow School had charge of the opening cere- mony at the scheol Patrons’ meet- ing Friday evening. The Patrons i the troop with a Troop Flag. which was used for the firs time that even ing in the flag cere- ° °y" Sc ;? “5 **? > ~~ r mony. The Scout Circus film was | aiso shown at this meeting. Troop 185 of the Kingshighwa) ‘ a M. E. Church is now publishing a | monthly paper called the “Meow,” which contains the troon activities of the past few weeks. Twenty boys | helped Scoutmaster Dreppard cel- ebrate his birthday This troop has 11 scouts in the chown stunt at the Seout Circus, and one scout in the Fire by Friction and Fire by Flint and Steel event. Scowt Allen Green received first award on iasi months Inspection. and was pre- sented with a scout diary. Fiwe new scouts have been taken into the treop during the last month. The whote Troop Committee was Present at the last meeting of Troop 118 and teok part ihn the pro- gram. This troop has just recent- ly organized a Standard Troop Committee, and each member has enroiied ior the committeemens -— | of the following | ~~ OF ee sees . ak. _man-Shelby Red No. 7082 No. 7085 No. 7086 teas re ae i - s e ee a a ee . a a le ee a EE Oa a OO GN Se RL we ne a a tll a eine. ge a eM a ll TT a 25 +s & “Sunlight Bread —the Sunshine of Health” m7 we Bz > a ae ee nad * +. st* 2, + «=e oo? 2 “Sua ee “~ AF SO te". te. a re are «= ot © « 6,” te * - Oe ee et eS A o tate nt, *y . + Ls? @ +a S “ a REE 5 MEE RTT To -« oa" UY +02 —require first-class food—and believe it or not, it’s mighty i ees hard to fool them. They find a real difference m bread—espe- ~—., re cially after a long hike with a full pack. Bread is apt to be tainted, hard, dry and not palatable after a seven-mile jaunt over hill and dale in close company with potatoes, onions, cheese and other rations which make up a Scout's pack. | Not so with Piggly Wiggly Sunlight Bakery Bread. It keeps ae | fresh and wholesome, clean and appetizing under all conditions ‘4 fr sraitite” Kelvinators o:!! be given away, one because it is prepared and baked under the strictest sanitary regu- a. E know SE lations and is sealed in sanitary wrappers. Only clean, wholesome * ; Cr thy Come in sellout pourentry bik Rola s Seige a 8. ingredients are used and the Bread is wrapped by sanitary electric | q cao boosiet conta ngall i machines, not by hand. When Scouts O. K. it you know it’s best. __, -. :

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€T. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 13, 1927 . __ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | PAGE 34 - cepted by religiou leaders | Catholic ecm * | | _ Y : ) i s | e, 48. ——— ee | boys, Meward contends, which will | ing himself for the unselfish serv- Vision js made for a suitable recog- For veterans of 10 years’ service — churches, schools and other insti- United Presbyterian, 4. ee ee _ help them in after years to live ice that our city and country needs nition of his long and faithful serv-: upon registration as such and pay- , work seacernims standin? Sid tutions of the city and county. Ac-; Unitarian, 2. | os ee good ,lives and to be useful citi- so much.” ice through the establishment of; ment of registration fee of 59 cent: “nts great opportunities for cording to the council roster these| Independent Protestant, 1. e Se ‘zens. ‘“We do not hesitate to sac- - the Veteran Scout Association, to an appropriate badge is also avail 4 the boy relig- troops are distributed as follows: Miscellaneous, 9. ee rifice time and money to save our Scouts Are Pals. membership in 4~which he now be-' able. tadeed, its bas principle, Churches, 172 troops; schools, 52 Tell Sint Genes It. “eo ee — iy — get into trouble, A scout is a pal to every other comes eligible. Life membership in P it hove everywhere troops: COMM URI centers, seven Most parents do not understand oe os ‘i ov a ten — = scarred and scout, whether he be from Shang. the association costs but 60 cents —" _| troops, and nine troops in migcel-| what scouting really is. Talk it over | 7 — |siained. Let every Yman individ- | hai, China, the wilds ©f Borneo, 4nd entitles one to wear a veteran. wy nationa its i and eveyy laneous institutions. ‘cia nade aad Mirey # re 4 — sins j ually take an inventory to see What or from just around the. corner scout pin costing 50 cents to $3, ac- Church is considering bestowing , * guarantees reiugiousS iree- The nonsectarian feature of the; come interested. By calling at ) a em he 3 | he is pipet ong ve safeguard boys while | from his own home. Ali scouts cording to quality. It also entitles the honorary title of “Master of E scouting movement is readily borne gcout headquarters you can obtain | . : i (pea so ge peyote. eng id | throughout the world speak the one o wear the Veteran papa badge | the Stew” on Mr. Lewis of head- , movement, not an or-/ out by the church group which is|a pamphlet for dad to read, en-' ox eee ox cabin nm a pe 88 boys same language though not the | on his uniform, and to continue tO| quarters staff’ in the Chemical + ig designed primarily divided into the following denom-/| titled, “Your Boy and Scouting.” | % rie he o ssome Same tongue. They have the same | wear the scout uniform and badge Building. — inational groups: It wil! explain the boy scout move: | Re uate character is the foundation of suc-; handclasp, and the same spirit of of highest rank while in the United The title will come in recogni- pent the work of exist-| presbyterian, 30. ment more fully, and will no doubt | ‘ es ) cess, happiness and good citizen-| friendliness and hospitality that | States of America, even though cir-/ tion of the delicious hunter’s stew inatitutions which is the main Methodist Episcopal. 2 convince him that you should be a/| a Ship and the ern of the man's or| that characterized our frontiers- cumstances have compelled him to| which Lewis cooked and served to uting has been ac- Evangelical, 18 scout ae jthe community's credit,” he ex-|men.in days of old. give up, at least for the time, any the troopers on their recent hike 5 meee * | plained. When you join the Boy Scouts | other connection with scouting. 'to Forest Park. When the scouts — "A Scout,” he concluded, “is ai you are joining the largest boys’ The obligations of membefship in| reached the tourist camp in the good citizen, he knows and loves club in the world. You are joining the Veteran Scout Association are! park the savory dish was awaiting his country and its flag, as well asia brotherhood that numbere as follows: (a) to live up to his them. The boys voted it the best the forms and respect due the col- among its members boys of 35 scout obligation for fife; (b) to) supper they ever ate and Lewis GOOD RELIABLE - H YO | : ‘ors. It gives one a thrill to see a/ civilized countries of the globe. ‘keep the local scout authorities in‘the peer of all chefs. . ; Dy, | — —FOR— GOOD RELIABLE SCOUTS || 222" WHAT SCOUTING DOES R KD G O O SE FOR GROWING BOYS: a SHOES © mesen ofthe Una! Oram t B N) Movement. a M4 ba pa y a ) and it Builds: Boy Scouts are cordially invited to | visit Piggly Wiggly’s new Sunlight Il L th ! | Clarence H. Howard, president af. Bakery, any afternoon except Satur- A Cd Cr the St. Louis Council Boy Scouts of day. When in troops, each scout »i/] ° America. might. with propriety, be | be given a loaf of Sunlight Bakery All the Time termed the father gf the scout Bread free. Scout Masters are request- movement in St. Louis as according ed to telephone or write the under- to popular tradition he is credited signed for appointments for their with being the first man in the city | troops. to give financial encouragement GEO. B. WEAREN, ‘ 66 , and aid towards the establishment GRand 60 Meet ‘Chenees | Lhey’re Half the Fun oh Oe ee reste . 99 of Having Feet abt? At an initial meeting held at the | old Mercantile Club more than 14 : years ago and participated in by 20 d prominen nen invited there to} T ider lans or interesting 5S at # just ask your neighborhood dealer for any pe ee gon eu WE (Ble C= ey oo: RIPLE~-TESTED : - - \ 4 both the nurnber of troops and the lumber of scouts | eC na Or ‘ “The report,”’ in the Words of OU rte s Howard, “shows the great progress 66 - ° ° scouting has made in St. Louis dur- C LaMOUS SEMMCE LADIMICE ive ne vas: tive” veure. during 'which period St“ Louis has ad- $231Q Installed “2222223: He is polite to all, especially A to women, children, old people cil president took occasion to com- |pliment St. Louis for having the} ibest scout organization and the'| and the weak and helpless. i best and most loval officials, scout- = you imagine yourself, proudly displaying ney, PEROT. we srebinne of adir city in | beautiful gray lacquer Kelvinator toadmiring friends? | anerica. He pointed out that the! He must not take pay for Aren t you sure your happiness would be ag a8 if you | workers in the scout movement,| could serve from its constantly cold interior. fresh crisp, (being largely volunteer, St. Louis b [ h | j | j t : : a . i > > Wit ie i VJ Lilie . ‘ 4 tais green vegetables, dainty ice cubes, delicious frozen salads | Council had recruited in the neigh-| eing e Dp ul or Courteous. or desserts, or crystal cold, sparkling beverages?... Of | borhood of 1700 volunteer leaders) course you can ! and workers whose efforts were di-| rected by a corps of trained scout | , . . 'officials who knew their business | To own a Kelvinator is the dream of most women—and | :horoughly and whose hearts were | now you can make your dream areality. The price of __ in their work | “Sealtite makes it easy for every home to own one and | Returning for a moment to that | even if you haven t the purchase price in cash, your light | 0TS*™ ization meeting held 14 a bills will carry the payments in easy terms justasthey |*#° © the aig Mercasite Cia. i e ys Canis a e : . Howard said that at that time his) i ' f F do other electric servants we sell. idea was simply to qualify as one |; a ate sg Sg ae gs Bt A oat oe Dhidied a Te a a 2+ 2.0% ‘5 . “wee aa ie ed ee oda , ages: pia geegsiiey 5% TITEL ee are’. . of the financial backers of the scout. a ¢ ‘™'" ® a bates ego . . ine } ment’ <= wut Liz ts Os vination and rules for the contest.See the demon- be well worth the little time it takes. fe wr cmnoem x | + ™ Your chance— A “‘Sealtite” Ke! t ° ° | is interest, he says, was © You—Concest clowes March sists ig07. = easy Payments on Your Light Bills | «nes severai vears aso. “Sealtite's” heavy alstee! exterior that will not warp movement and that he had no in- crack or split; its two inches, all around, of solid pressed tention of becoming actively en-| Be careful on Ou©r Streets, whether walk- im ' the “Cold that Keeps.” ‘tion of troops. Crmemeiee n size, “Sealtite is 6g inches high, 2614 inches wide, (sime to the work and becoming tKelvination ‘¢ } I levelopmen or apartments. - » Come to our beautiful New Storeand | physica! and mora’ devel kiet containingall of the facts about station. Then sit down and write your letter. This lmember of the Board of ; stage : | Commissioners of St. Lovis, he had feccasion to study juventle delin- q ‘quency and the Juvenile Court ; ‘This study. he said, convinced him r | ‘that the Boy Scout movement ir a | Juventie Court pci + Mtr 9 x8 3 » the anewer [0 the Tnilarging on this statement, How- lard declared that as far as he conu'?r e | ceneetain no active first-class Fic | i i'Geant (an hoev who haat nassed f' ' 44 e ‘ s 12TH AND LOCUST: MAin 3220 lee tents and who ie fictive in th , - 4 5 J hd cS Pu , Sa. eee 2 ae Mage ea es |

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. SUNDAY MORNING. MARCH 13. 1927 : i ¥ ; ¢ 23 - ae or eS cs ‘ : ; : aa ps i. “e 2 | | 2 | SS SS S om ON . ws . i . ~ , . * ~ . ; ~ ~ . «," ~~ r ~~ ss ~ ~ ’ , ‘ SSS SA ~~ a \ SOS ~ eS ~N . SS ~~ Se ' ae ‘ ~.* AS ‘ — os oe \ : + ke SS Ye . . ~~ ~ . . « a x MOSAAy \ \ 3 fia * ; 4 : , 6S A Se ee - _ PART SIN : sf ‘ B: - ee Sard Detter wwe | | G . a | Open Evenings © Out-of-Town tees nes a, 1010 : : 'sse Uniform Was Authorized . * . z i .? by a Special Act of a . = —— , Congress. = . . bo) gv 7 ._.7 2- of the Federa)] Charter, June 13, De 7216. It consists as follows: Hat— MAin 3465 ks Within 30 Miles of St. khaki colored, fiat, broad oi brimmed; shirt——- khaki colored, | “i with two Stanley pockets, lettering 2 “Boy Scouts of America.’ in red é Over right pock: metal buttons Attend Our with scout Insignia oat roll col- i lar. two Stanley breast pockets, , : . b ; } . loan? IWOoO HelLiIows fice POCACLS,. DOX Pleat EARLE W. BECKMAN, Scout Executive. 3, L- | f . i>. FE: f back from beit to vokKe, mn : NGTON March 1° =e 5 —_— N. Marc: is." EC es, tons Ww h scou nsignia ter- wv ASHL & q t % * as for shir mackKkKinaw Op nN - ki A, iz > Control of all factory tests of -gpecd stamina. g2seline economy “gnd distanc: runs is being sought . ai— ae ici — i > oe . standard size, 28x: mMmcoes LUE IRD DINNER SET/: 4 » slide high -Bed and Pad 5 : 2%: - worn Ww i? OU r coa ae With 8! L¢ Eri Day % F ‘ e e ’ > adi = ae j WY by the Contest Board of the Amer- estat : + ° . ASE / = : 7 on Sis 2 Dee ye | ~ yromobUle Assoctaibon. : ee Blue Bird Dinner Set Free OF : . : ” ah . ee eee four-in-hancd rh Wi is , ‘ ) A The d¢ clared object of (GE on- Root Beer breeches—khaki colored Amer- ‘ ; : =". je. Aw o : ; A ¢ rr tT "nattTarn “— 17? Tw O ? r t Pi is , » ré “ TT} - and can Army pattern with two hip, lay: fi ° . 3 in 4 ~? o } e oa ; a ig ‘ . 7. *z tats >? & we ; fr }¢ . & :* shes +o ; oa > 4 - ~ Sodas watch [od pocke SOHOrc ‘Set. 5 - sat A = : . a ; be 2 5 Beer and Sodas. Pasteuriza- At troop Tri &¢ Ling 5S, Lesis, and with the orzganizat on con.Tro Ling tii . : hike at ralhes, demonstrations . an racing. records naade un- 3 tion is the big element of ha ag AOR ————_—__—. Reg. $20 Value European racing. rece . = 4 2's and otner puod occasion _ fhs y A H | ! ' der officyl supervision ri any +s healthfulness. It eliminates iil Gieeiedin: eltictelbe. en “Seen: SAE Aes t y | ountry ere to be accepted as rec- : s oo , : . 5 GTO if drinks brewed unskillfully. cin ai" Geeere guides [Lb Le = ; - : bi > . : accoun : & : “4 ; ‘ % _ outs ehould remem ber TMA ‘ \“~. “ “+ ‘ You? set - bys ry Pe eveniwua:?% iJ Put .° 2° jor them anyw nere. : agree . 2 Th is p-side. thint —* pen af. and operation 4 . . wearing of the uniiorm ‘arries —— : as teste and runs conducied by deai- =" er “te” | — "64 . mairs ' : «4 fan) Statement fron a with it a definit respo wibility and , ot es under supervision ofr tre toca - : . 7 . » . tomohbile Assect g i ? obligation a club affiltated with the A A... 4. First. the i t % The uniform should met be worn . If this plan went into e‘fect. speed. : mee evedl ; . “ 9% va from s ‘ : when the scout is engaged as an eens: Sak sReerenee ee id during thi * >| imArwIeera) mn miller +) rere =f’. = ° ° Ste 4 , " . -* wT) i) | : have pal ee ee Blue Bird Dinner gp ing Baoan gama pease: tives the form of 7 $ ine unas. ¢ 1c. rine Scout invorm D E 2 tr Le « erv ise: by? repre ser) iat > * ! x | } | ation ee ee $1 Down—Easy Payments Set Free lo be sup a) Af Micanwet | aeivers’. cen shouh? newer he sed O apitaiize fehoa Automobile CluD oat Missourt ia gee ya : sn ee | rend roperty taxes 4 ‘ e % ~~ _- Les OY ? rT + TiOr W , before being rezka rded AS official. p a the z . et ¥ “T)\ m™mimer | ‘Tra Nears ion 4 Ww ? ropes i fe Firis are - P > ee ofa, ‘ : P : . ; : : , $ . : making "| 5 Down on webiste ee “—" m iop, large 4pa unusual style vanitv: 1 Down 4 new Bed of pleasing de- tory phases of future car building Maal Ne rapid progress in their oe wer his “eee | : : ° ! rith Simmonr ; : ea rays ie eV > est « e and tashion, truly a Suite that is @ifferen: sign, complete with Simi - o The possibilities are unlimited. } WOrk and some nave aimost corp- M Al tverw niece {f selected c ° ; } Easy Spring qud som comfortable = and th é , I pleted their tenderfoot test Easy ont y : te : 7 ” cuntnarneatncinn: - Shaued a2nbvigue Wainut P nts Mattress—a regular 33° out- — om ine tremendous weaith of ~ . i B; Di S ayme Pat s:, a $ ‘Ormation which will be amassed | Troop 40 of the Cote Brilliant: Payments ee B ue ird inner Set Free should give in the future stock car ‘ f provements that quite conceiv- foot pins by Miss Pipe: Twe . & . | » BDiy could be revolutionary.” | a ree! With Every ee icin Winkia Sitios GENERAL REPORTS UPON : “ts eS o ® Refrigerator E | ire Op id ti x The Names afr fh rds 2 | lhore Taaaleanpreidgy ) “7 Missount ROAD CONDITIONS rest on the branches of the e1 7-Piece Water Set and : - | ircied pine, which is their trooy - e i s Missouri } : : se rae * “SS0UTrl higtaray engieners in UE Rie nia tee pom rant Blue Bird Dinner Set a —_ Es EEE : : the St. Louis distritt report all dirt &iiaLers Pei iy r cs. ‘araqinais Ano a and grave! roads “ ble and in “4 the meadowlarks, Z AS teeta ma On hikes, camping trips and at fair condition,. and all detours all scout activities, a pair of Tho Geet bik ge a - travelable . ‘ , it } + i Too? +} yas a. : : Freld Glasses or Binoculars as ‘ ~— Dire : made on Washington's birthda ~* Toads in division No. 2 are . = } A will add tremendously to your =. mg ide : _— » @ryin : -*) . © \ ine Bo. “Outs of E eens Out. Mud holes have giren pleasure. Here you wil! find “aa a Pinge 3 7 | trouble . Dae - . ‘aren adrew amap directing the ry? . Udie on u. Ss. route Neo. 36. Bush we biggest selection and the . . . * Greek na: st values. eo Springs. Ten Scouts Bottom. where read work is received their tenderfoo? pins two wrexes agro A week azn The ern master of the bors’ troop under way, was -Impassable the Liberal ; eee the week. but this stretch - ot ' , i ‘ 7 | Allowance ; A levee break washed out 150 " eee % | =f | for Y our i feet of road on No. 25. in Dunkiin took charge of the meeting and told ths ers many things to help them in ‘ wears tt oe ~» an eS s Old 2 _ County, east of Holcomb. A tem- Troop 35 has planned a St/ Pat Range si porary bridge should be ready for : rick s dav part. for th = nN ae on | om —— another week. The oe~) s se a4 i ' | z. i a" : aur A meeting nign? The Tranny 1 oO . : veived by her from the Children’s Refri erator Range contains al! > BY CAR IN AUSTRALIA KS _ > ‘ > 4 H bi Welfare Bureau at of iast meet Se > . een eg Nine? f "| ‘ ont Paoafricoaratar - _ ° — ca Ss pe. © S ‘Heleen Pt4 jing of Senior Treon No. 1 This - SeTator mace Ww new Austrilian distance | $1 Down—Easy P u ) ; "cords In one day by a Vaux-'| & ha! 14-40-horsepower car. fitted +3 letter expressed the appreciation lee anania’ wehil 75 and thanks of tie issociavion con Pname ter : e ; cerning the child's outfit made fo: Trigerator eme' = This Autographic Kodak can an orphan by the troop aan lhl shelves er a Wie +s. : ; = a —'t. Champion spark plugs, is re-| ‘se : § ? : ae - | | | Ported. The Clarke brothers, Aus-_ om carried anywhere you go The requirements for the ec! : ee ‘*ralian drivers, recently drove . 5 ; . o¢ reeayuir rents i nie s. ho $7 Dow | - . | 1 snd takes good. clear pictures arship badge were disc issed. A n—Easy Payments “se records on the Marecuba | P es ppbeedway. at Sydney. New South | | “ 3 ales. according to cablegramse to, e.. | : me “hampion Spark Plag Ce. ) a = 44. ¢Y drove this British-built ear 3 Easy Monthly — | P4380 miles in 24 hours, an average rayments x Bee i000 mance ene See been ant | Carved-Frame Kroehler Bed-Davenport Suite 9x12 as _ *8® of 65.717 mites an hour. j q 3 Large Beautiful Pieces—Regular $285 Value a vs r ‘as 20 eautiful a Suite been offered to You at so iow a price. With a Kroehler Bed Su J iurmisnh twe reoms for the price of ope. This new Suite has carved wal- rut fran | on itifully upholstered, Kreehler indestructible Spring construction Daven. port opens to full-size bed Biae Bird Dinner Set Free P $1 DewsBies | paratory see held last month. a OLDMAN BROS a 102-04.06-08 OLIVE ST pe. - neva menagis Mires . . a e ne ao ae = , 4; . . .: “at can be made into fine en- KnOl-tying game was plared. Pa a@rgements when desired. troi 2? =n Songs were sune Special Lino Sale ~ Other Cameras Priced and the heeting ended with taps | $6.80 and Up Twe members from headquar. a ve . a ters visited Troop °60 at its tast meeting Arrangements were |} made for a supper and it was de | cided to have each girl make come. thing on the menu. The recipes > Cannot be excelled S54 }are to be handed to the captain. fer beauty“ and a ran shes cba service. The pat- mt 51 3 Oli s ; Another New Troop. t@rns and coloring % ive treet j A he Ww Treen of Ror hal Pits =. in are gorgeous. Bes' - Grand & Washington precess of Organisation at (siddings valous ever alten Presbyterian Church. Sarah «tree my We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps and Washingten boulevar: Feus . "Pen bows were present at the per

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® a o totes " Be ad vai. Ri BS a oe . ‘ . “ , . oy re } ’ WN ‘ ey. ; is Vad ri La Ke B® om SSE YS — 7 es FAC SS Y NRE Wg § - ° i ¥ ) a « + eee Pods Eat y Ris 3 ; ‘ : *, Le So SSs Ss ¢ Sk sy oo SV , QV gg _F SO yaa sas e r as = Qo Seat Coat FS Sows fee. Ss Rare S85 SF Ws Dak PANS Saw RSS Ss _. f FOO N co, ay an SY SY, AQAA Y Gosceonl S SV“ Y Co NY S ~ S PAB SIX Sutin oe a ae (ST. LOUIS PUST- DISPATCH U TQ IN FP’ RRMA ICON, Ce a Semmes ST. LOUIS. SUND: AY 7 MORNING G, MARCH 13. 1997. PAGES 1—8B o if ¢ ‘ ‘ a . aes, Pd 1V ” } endurance runs —- S* ae ; iti¢ pe ‘O1) Tita \ e f wert ec “od a * : stag ene 8 _ args iid during tl lenda in ery rics 4, repairs, casoline, oil last year are gone. ‘throughout America, has already “ od th St AOuU1LS district would ave . os howe — 4 Hee CPAs, S4 LINE, *s ' A . ° ° . : ; 'o 7, : Ete edervint by represeniatives the form of registration fees. | replacements, garage rent, insur- Above. at center: Official timing device that is to be used when Maj. Seagrave sends his 1000- | + ths ony a ea a Setwegn) cengel y area the | developments ~ ) ' lo be | ryvised 0d presemiatives ~ ee -conal 1 A es ‘ : Mic rook ar } i e ° wing: = ; vi pot the Automobile Club of Missouri @rivers licenses, Stat personal ance. chauffeur’s salary and depre- H. P. car after the speed record rs Daytona Beach. Below, at left: Radio set ~ installed in auto alsts oa a f na og rere 5 ger The te ~ f th test gage st be lat move | POF « — per annum, an 1 Truck! a iear savet | ative fuel researc that has been a brief review at, the recent an-/of the rou‘e should be in fair con- racing automobiles into the Ameri- - ¢ ey * “The board is negotiating for an enacted as a ‘“‘distributors tax. about 25 per oven Probably $100,000,000 a year is!|carried on for several years. ac- 'nual meeting of the Society of Au- dition for travel by now. ; can schedule for 1927. - 4 agreement with the Automobile | Third. the interest on money How ra motorist can deterr nine saved by the public on gasoline cording to Dr. H. €. Dickinson, of tomotive Engineers in Detroit of It is not advisable to take State 2. The decision of the Society E| ms ean Chamber of Commerce. the Manu-/| borrowed for the purchase 6f an Continued on Next Page. alone as the result of the co-oper- the Bureau of Standards, who gave ithe work that has been done. Continued on Next Page. Continued on Page 23. ; 7 - facturers and Accé ssory Trades As- ies i 7 oney to rociation and the Rubber Associa- , tion whereby they fill not adver aa 7 Ou p tise pe rformances of their products : so far as stamina. time. economy‘ pend distance are concerned. unless rtrin «the tests are carried out under the ACHE te Pdoard’s supervision. ++~ ‘9 4 A a * © The board hopes {60 make this h: * pegreement a guarantee to motorists . Hit VAR AG ce ‘ ethat claims made bv advertisers WT Wey } . qi pwill be bona fide. Such an _ as- ‘ At AOR 43 Peurance backed by the Automobile r 4 a1. ii | PASssociation’s 1,000,000 members. \ . “de j | should give motordom a sense of ; | wh > ae fecurity in advertising claims here- iit! if ihe \\ 1] 4 tofore unequalled. | ay ie | | ! ae RECeat “A committee of six has heen | iy 7 = © appointed by Thomas P. Litle J: r — “@ president of the’ Society of Auto- mouve Engineers. who also is a \ member of the Contest Board. to d B Ss work with the board in recording ‘ , . rate ed, pring and Mattress ey feast detail of every race that No need for any salesman to point out con- smoothness the Hupmobile Six rivals the ; yY nave a bearing on the labora- | 4 new Bed of pleasing de- sign, complete with Si: ea Spring end soft comforta Mattress—a regular $35 fit n /tory phases of future car building The possibilities unlimited pand the tremendous wealth of in- formation which wil! amassed Should give in the future ‘k improvements that quite conceiy- Pably Could be revo! utionarvy.”’ SENERAL REPORTS UPON WISSOUR ROAD CONDITIONS Missouri h ighw ay in ; the &t. Louis district re port alli dirt Sand gravel roads passable and in p*lr condition,. and all detours | travelable. > Dirt roads in division No : Parying ont. Mua holies have given 3 trouble on U.S. route No Bush > Creek Bottom. where road work is 3 under Way, Was impassable the first of the week, but this stretch , is better. A levee break ‘feet of road on No. » Count y, east are y nts “$19 De > ® . S Oi Cay engieners ® are ” » ot. | | Allowance for Your Old Range washed out 150 25, in Dunklin of Holcomb. A tem- -eagde bridge should be ready for : ® within another week. The de- , our iS passable. All roads in division No. 8. which enters tn Springfield. Mo., are re- : m WILES IN 24 HOURS BY CAR IN AUSTRALIA hetleen ne ww’ bes ord tn one With 4-40-horsepow er “iam pien POrtag The Cla _ Talian drivers ‘© burners. ee 22 Range contains al! 9 Buck’s Gas Range | Lhe guaranteed large oven—excel- 50 $ ° _—— Buck's qualities i lent baker, 4 gas $1 Down—Easy Payments! Austr _ (ici \ ilian distance by a Vaux- car, fitted spark plugs. is re- rke brothers, Aus- — recentiy drove to = records on the Marcuba Way, at Sydney, New South! Bhe “a we ling to cablegrams to, 4mpion Spark Plug Ce. ' uate? drove this British-built ear ist 63 “ «orn -4 hours, an average 4 eee : ns an hour. Their time alles liles was $13 minutes, an Se of 65.717 mation an hour. | he tt 2 Bf Bshray. Increase Tanda Values. oe be excelled 90. : he A P or beauty id a seoctated Prees Service. The eats $ pena ns : MIC AGO. March 12.—Increase ferns and coloring Nearly $2,500.000,000 in the value are gorgeous, Best *f rura) lande values ever offered. s alone is expected to ue from construction of 565.000 Blue Bird Dinner Set Free a. of new highway systems to $1 Down—Easy Payments seeun this year, says Charles | the Pham. managing director of American Road Builders’ Asso- Tition. Si Cc. A. Baleer Nokomis, i. l.. Brucker Steve 2 Adu. Ce.. i. Charlies. Vo (ook Brothers Columbia. Me. ™ W. Cox 2 Son Revne. Ark. Cole Ceunty Meter Ce. Jefferson (ity. Me. Dimmitt & Arnold shelbina, Fo. Dimmitt & Arnold Shelby vitle, Ve. Dale Moter Sales Mi. Vernen, Li. trasts between the new Hupmobile Six and other sixes in its price class. You see them yourself at first glance—in the car’s new beauty of line and finish; in clear vision bodies; in interiors upholstered in gen- uine mohair; in conveniences such as tilting beam headlights controlled from the steering wheel; in the many detailed refinements that emphasize the completeness of equipment. o4ii',. . . ‘ , But the utterly convincing thing is perform- ance—and your first ride will convince you that for speed and power and pick-up and LX 5000 Gravois YA Dale Moter sales Vest Frankfort, Fassizc-Viebrr Moter Co... 1710 Mate Past =. Leoutks, Fieeman’s (.arage Cardwell, Jackson, ille. ( olumbia. _* Hickman, i-ranite City. Vest Salem, Germen Brother. d;:undiaeh Meter Ca, Heim Veter f« K. Hammend Moter Cea. liarrixon Meter Ca. Hupmobile veals”’ Hupmobile Distributors Since 1914 19TH AND LOCUST STREETS Belleville Branch, High and B Streets, Belleville, Ill. HUPMOBILE DEALERS Jeffersen County Moter Sales (c., Harrison Motor Co Mt. Carmel, ~ De Soto, Mo. Harrisen Moter Co, 4 Olney, Ui. , MH. J. EB. Herman _...... Mounds, 1. Se eee ‘ Highland = John Hofing : Maer ii. Oscar Knipp ....- pe my m Hilgenbrink Garage. 170 XX. Oth : Fr. G. Mend .. ; LET sa! — Quincy, Bi. H. . Mead bwardeyille, i Jefferson County Meter Sales Co.., #. a. Mead “ ~ er, ‘ Feetus, Mo Edw. Meclhiece & Seon ana, ‘ Clear Vision Bodies—Color Options—Mohair Upholstery— Walnut Fin- ished Instrument Board and Window Ledges—Contrasting on Closed Bodies—Instrument Panel Under Glass, Indireetly Lighted — Vision-Ventilating Windshield — Automatic Cleaner—Solid, Walnut Steering Wheel—Rear View Mirror—Tilting Beam Headlights—Headlight Control on Steering Wheel—Both Mani- fold and Thermostatic Heat Control—Dash Gasoline Gauge—New Radi- ator Design—Gasoline Filter—Force Feed Lubrication—Oil Filter—Spe- cial Vibration Damper—4-Wheel Brakes—Balloon Tires—Snubbers most expensive sixes on the market. For Hupmobile puts 10% extra quality into this car without adding the cost to the pur- chase price—10% finer materials and work- manship to insyre the very utmost cylinder brilliance, and dependability of per- Every Worth While Feature the Modern Car Should Have WEBER IMPLEMENT & AUTOMOBILE COMPANY formance. : Make comparisons and you are bound to select the Hupmobile Six. In common with thou- sands of others, you will recognize it not only. as the closest-priced Six in America—but far and away the finest-quality Six under $1750. B , five-passen two- 7 door, $1385. Sedan {illas ustrat- Window “Re- ed), ae lnng: four-door, $1385. Coupe, two-passenger, Windshield with rumble seat, $1385. Road- ster, with rumble seat, $1385. Touring, five-passenger, $1325 All prices f. o. b. Detroit, plus revenue tax. 7195 Manchester ae Maplewood | ru. ‘ . $ mi i * mu | Me. Me. Me. is . im siXx-

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$F Ah hey 5 " mss " RO Be 1 aes al “ KetRb 0. ‘the ee heage ON ARE Bo ee, PR ae ee they aie nlae hPa ae - cs ~ A ols a Kiscens ihe AAAS A ee ee ee ae Rome Bee ee OPEL BRS! ME 2 PRR 8 ce. a Rta aE KR um - Dae mate A a eee 4 Ey \ ‘ * ti ad " . or ” _ ; " ' Pde: ot ’ . 7 ae ee os , Fas adie 5.2. ORE uP igh nem ie > re ike we a. ae eta ; (Py £,44 He ee ZY aie bias Siar ts ab © - eae ae y BP x = MA PR NG RO gh IE a « is ~~ vie age . gen . me nee ee ee ac Rg Ot Ha see ch Sian wap abr We 2 on Bea Sirs Seage te 53 a oe ee pe ee aie + . Bho reed ce: 3 a gs a Sr ne =e ue ph +5 vee ye I a a os € “ i. PAGE 2B ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH Try for World’s Speed Record on Florida Beach on March 20. ae ee ee - By a Special Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch. LOINDON, March 12.—Inferma- tron. here is that March 20 was been ser for the first test on Dayr- tona Beach, Florida. of the 10: h. p. Sunbeam car which M H ©. D. Seagrave shipped on . th: liner Berengaria,. March 2? Mi Seagrave. the car, and the pick>d group of British mechanics landed in New York Thursday. The car was shipped from New Tork to Fiorida., where a d . mined effort is to be mace to ex- ceed a speed of 290 miles per hour or, at least. to cover a mile at the rate of 189 miles per hou: The remarkable mecnanica! de- tails of this immensely Ppowerfu! car have aiready been described in the - Post-Dispatch’s Automobile Section. So to Post-Dispatch read- ers it ts not a “mystery car,” as ft has been so widely termed eise- where. It may be recalled. however. that the car has two airplane engines. each with 12 cylinders, one being at the front end and the other at the rear. After the front engine has been started by compressed air ft is coupled to the rear one bv a especial friction clutch to start this second engine. They are then locked together by a deg clutch and thereafter driven as one. The final transmission is through side @hains to the rear wheels on which are almost entirely enclosed and, like the front ones and also the driving chains. ‘have shields around them of stout armor-plate. the object being t oprevent serious damage in the event of a tire tread er a chain fiving off. Despite the ercientific stream- hy. lining of the body. which is 23 ft. | 6 in. long and 6 ft. wide. the re. sistance due to wind preasure at 189 to 209 m. p. h. will call fer the whole of the 50° h. p. devel. oped by one engine, the other en- gine serving to move the car. The ; SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 13. TST se os .ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH > , Reaches U. S. to Try for World Speed Record | 10004 P.BRTISH NUS. ‘WEIGHS 7500 LBS. world’s speed shows the engine speed ator thermom- for them to be dragged off leaving Engiand the car speeds expected tested thorough!s “Ps “s >. bd - a : Sree . - x a? * te ve . ~ _* A ae ¢ : ww “e oe. aon Latest photograph of Major Seagrave's rooo-horsepower car which was landed at New York Thursday and is to be sent after a)... year 87,522 Bui os ee: there becoming host. i ee BoaeA i ae e als The Eastern members assembled B=»: | ‘Pioneers’ Hold First Gather- in ‘st Louie Thursday and went " ‘ Pre Tt ~ heorbed the engine power and allowed tests the required duration to De made under full load No fault or weakness was found. T - -™ a ‘ ~ it remains only to be seen whether THis projectil oO} necils WW d ? ‘ap. | 4 eTeer uae enough to aliow e ob ‘*t of its nstru 2 to be attaine The steering mus f xtreme precise and ertain, for expefri- ents have shown that if the car s diverted from its straight path more than a few degrees at maxi- mum speed, it will tend to spin ik@ a top..owing to wind pressure being approximately ecua! fore and aft of the center of gravity. Maj. Segrave, therefore n -arryv his fe in his hands. as it were, when he makes his attempts to prove that this Sunbeam rac s the fastest and ‘vehicle ever e. The records. t e to be at ad ars rz se up bh Can? Malcolm Campbell early in Fe ruary on Pendine Sands the shore of Great Britain. Using his new 9590-h. p. airplane-engine racer, Campbell covered a mile in each direction at an average of 174.4 m. p. h. and a kilometer at 174.8 m. Dp. m oS — WHAT AUTO OWNER MAY DEDUCT FROM INCOME TAX RETURN ‘entinesed from Preeeding Pacr. whether he ss entitled to the ad vantages set forth in the clause. on th deduction of mainten - + $ > , i ac es . " costs. is explained by the legal de- ee ee " per ceniage 2: of the A. A. A, which BEST ROUTE TO the Buick factors iness purposes, and incident- ordinary expendi- , ” - ” n ; 3,979,242, a large! rne st Louis visitors included he production of | were sold for $12 f > ' a » . be ; ~ be > iy _ , may be, with the idea of develop- H E. Pence. President, | ,ing. the best sales and servicing { stenhens vice p /methods by free interchange based On actual experience. Each suc- ceeding meeting is to be in the city * pe cae Bo Re : (| BUCKS If) MEET of one of the group which is deter- ee. Ae ek ‘mined by drawing, the distributer RE, ac Ri Coddington, president, Pere Be at ing in San Francisco ‘rom here in a body. While here B feign g om This Week they were guests of F. W. A. ae 1S Week. Vesper, president, and W. H. | ee RY ae ge ae L | Vesper. vice president, of the Ves- | ae Vee “ per-Buick Auto Co. They in- | iy The first semiannual meeting Of | s,e-ted the new plant of the com- the Buick Pioneers, an organization ‘pany now being built at Vande- el 3 of the large distributers of Buick “enter, West Pine and Laclede. and — ~ th : : o tty . . e er | automobiles. is to be held this week | buildings recently completed | re ep abcse aS. gh » . for the West Side and South Side “Me SBS in San Francisco where sney are *° | Buick companies. They were en- | be guests of C. &. Howard, presi- ‘'tertained at Fredmar Farms, the ney . > 7 ie Pacific Coast distributer for Buick. Departing in two private cars, the) ie This group represents perhaps the -isiteq Kansas City and Denver. Saget a a Auto Co., Minneapolis, @& 2. SIX WILL BE cso presses: oe ce siaugggule GOMPAMON TO PRESENT CAR Northfield & Souther, Bem wit Lint at $16560—Retail Others in the party wees ~ 6pelivery by July 1 Is Noyes, president of #4 4 Expected. Buick Co., Boston: H. B Siae % yuncement was made in Jan- son; C. L. Whiting, 3 oats eat Dedge Brothers would Y.;: H. S&S Leymann, the market this summer with Leyman-Buick Ce.. tm the higher priced fieid. G. G. Peckham, shat time Dodge dealers have Ohio Buick Co., beset with inquiries regarding Garber, president of the & sew car. Buick Co., Saginaw. Miehe= a Tate Motor Co.. Inc... has ae 4 this official statement from Brothers: eRe are pleased to advise Dodge : rs dealers that progress on supple mentary car is thorougnh- > Folger, general manager, Coddington, Inc., F. W. A. Vesper. é Vesper-Buick Auto Ce. @&” and former president ef ap to echeduie, and it will be National Automobile BD sable for moderate retail de- sociation and the St. Louls Gm | en or before July 1. Its ber of Commerce. ami © e-ations Will not be released Buick factory branches wag % “it is ready to be shown Southworth, manager of the “To dispe! any uncertainty that Motor Co. ef New York. tha ae exist. we advise authoritatively . . + ae . - 2 ‘77 Orancnh Manager tn service, oe the supplementary car wikis De ae : at $1659, ¢ o= of ° ; ‘e 5 > . ~ } stretch is a hazard and irexperi- of business of its members to see enced drivers should not attempt to how each does things in. his city ® Aute Co. of St. Louis, secretary- | timer in the industry. as well as. with Buick. Most of them have ' been connected continuously with ? : naan 7 ae Arcadia his road is naturalls =~@ . But why take chances with brands, seconds or slightly ed Tires, etc., when you can NEW GOODYEAR at our spe prices? ; you again that production the present Dodge Brothers r plant and — = of - dard line of cars Wii ee ine. Rumors inconsistent ith this statermment are false and migiea ding and should be promptly and vigorously denied.” cw SPEEDWAY RECORD OF 144 M. P. H. BY LOCKHART ure. + ¥ er 5 deel > en leur Old Tires on the motor over it and to learn or criticise, as the case | a ow GOODYEAR CHARGE ACCOUNT Cost of Damages. business expense SPECIAL POLISH Gives DUCO a high luster. A perfected Polish for Duco and lacquer finishes. quick and easy ) ) to use. You can depend on Reid Products— r- rr Auto Polish, Nickel Polish and Dry Cleaner— SOR aa Ask for them at your auto accessory shop. F. A. REID MFG. CO., INC., St. Louis 3955 Easton Avenuc ' LET US po YouR BALLOON ‘TIRE: ‘REPAIRING Pour new world records were the Culver CitfF Cal. by cars using Champion xk plugs. Leon Duray broke ane on WRITE FOR OUR PRICES at the Greeer and . ON — IF YOU ARE SHORT OF READY C EASY PA NO RED TAPE—GET TIRES a? coeccs MERCHANTS TIRE 6 2710 WASHINGTON == Btw 50-mile record for cars of $1 inch piston displacement #» a front-drive Miller special at average of 124.; miles per hour. Duray raised the speed for 91- > cars to 138 miles per Sourins ce lap on the same track two before the race. His mark later tied by Harry Hartz. 1928 — timing, and bronze-backed bearings. It enjoys = the matchless safety of Paige-Hydrauli¢c — Be quick to see this charming Cabriolet atour ~~ ee —t \ showroom soon. There's no obligation—but we . : \ M L e you to come soon to be sure of delivery ame over the total ef 31.505 Cier- | lets built in Feoruar 1926 im the firs two months o 182% hevrolet built 46.373 cars: in the me period in i926 it butit 97.740 nd in Januarw and Februar; of his year it built 159.497 cans—an increase m two years in this pe- tod of 113.124 cars. NOYEAR TESTS THOROUGH The new Goedyear all-weather loon tire was tested om Good- rs testing fleet over a total! of $00 060° tire mites in 19262 tire tread represents the a developmen’ depart- }oe tire ndusirr The short'y produce its th tire * ws ¢ a as the advantages tread wear and ieong Ne tractoon on ali Kinds of ai ~onditions, and freedom fron failures, such as casing id sheuider breaks ECORD DAY FOR STUDEBAKER AneT Cerperatron re- r'« " oe \K ec ord for 4 day $ ne ~ (_o*% ears Mung (been fre “Ty lie baker p.ants oT ow Retween bel) 26 and Feb 8nipmen sa of Studebaker and TSkine cars tetaled 1448 cars Aubu Atttomobile Co. re- " per cent sales gain in last year.cmfwyp ntrast with the same st vear azo Auburn nosed into ace in meter car regis- THO « arse. GUARANTEED WORK IV LSTMENTs« AND RELIVES st and Washington Av. CEntral 7586 = pmig ut} n«] experience of the ‘ > 7 rT} prod uct ons 4 ted for Work Grow Harry Hartz. wi tomobdile speedway been retained by ¢ engineering and : ‘ment of the Stud tion. Hartz is te testing im connect work in Studebake oratory and preris Seuth Bend. Ind. The most outsts Hartz’s career we mark he set at At May, when he dn race om the sew at an average of hour. He also h for 260 miles, ha distance at an ar ‘and the 5@-mile r Culver City. Cal. : 123.35. He won th championship wit! points, well ahead hart, who finished REO REPORTS BE IN ITS 22 February—a sh with two holiday motor car month cents volume, in t tory of the Reo Mi officials report. Not. since July. company was bul retailed fer $875. as many passeng- singie month as ft It now appea March motor ca’ Reo will exceed 1 by 50 per cent, it ELECTRIC BRAK MACHINE A A feature of service plant of | motive Service C electric brake | which eliminates brake conditions. exact adjustment enabling ad)ustm get the brakés a ized. It shows the brake drums and rate tester of fou Other equipm brake drum mach faces out-of-roumt autematic counter eting machinery @ ating wheel puile who has had 1i% : as brake specials manufacturing 9» brake mechanic. a system to reliz shertest pessible — The cerpeoration ed at Deimar and years. The office twe soos. George dent. George Fi president. and FF tary and treasure FAST TRACK | A. & Frampton. the Hudson-Fram Co.. reports news that a standard | coach was timed | 6é.L.7 miles per he ‘us run Of nearh dist track at Ts State. just outside Hie gald the r@ »Y newwspapermses was driven br en Franctscoe Hudseo *er The dirt ts? herse racing. and have been killed « was rough. and ra This run fellewi ver City track ow sex sedan wee ti age of 353.5 miles nou’s - SCHNURE CO, Mi The Schndre the retail Buick Louls, has taken, building at 2216-1 and is moring all thia location to $e ness tomerrow. FT are two-story brie facilities for show The repair shop | partment occupiep which is reached driveway from ti Space for new 4 some additional @ availabie at the of reem on the first ment wil’ be refi as an auxiliary @ used cars. The Scbhnure sccupied tie Olive street. ft cate br the wk street. Tempe ; been occupied af etreer for several | Herman Lt. n of the company. _—- *ewntezee“* WILSON MOTOR CAR CO. Laiavette Gerage. 2716 Lajawetre 2921-23-25-27 Locust BI. Wechter Motor Car Ca. Geo. A. Krauss, President 2311 Gravois Open Evenings and Sunday Phone: JEfferson 1438 1133 Sc. Louis Av. East at poseable rates. NO E™.- DORSERS! Everything Private ' Atlas Auto Repair Coe Avi Metor Co. 9315 G Stuhr Metor Car Ca Pat

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= eae =| (AN - Brothers would tomobil siti ‘ F . ? “ I . ea: 2 en a Rochester, Ni . that Dodge 9 Oo e speedway champion, has here have been the fastest ever run. “Do hope.”’ Rickenbacker said, at hoard track affairs. while $755 - Atlantic some ei “errs st . es ee Pe - H. 8. , l-o¢ ¢h} : 2 | : - " - 2 body. While here eat i Leyman, President of tha mer the Market (his summer with | been retained by the experimental |The new affiliation will remedy “to maintain the high standard of 8 | T RA Da bd ° aa 2. Ww. CM eyman-Buick Co., Cinein : *F in the higher priced field. | engineering and rese h d -|t} ‘treats jase : : ese icaed wees — — — | - Ris nati: ae are epart- the situation. The first result has safety set in 1926 when for the Ul a [ | DUC lp [fi 1s , a” | G G. > . > G. g : " en } ‘ P ; } : . ) " : oc Cad Tea Ohio the geen President of the (Maggse that time ere See a ment of the Studebaker Corpora- | been the dispatch of the great En- second successive year not a single ent, of the Ves- omens cK CO., Cleveland; Guy @ “dees beset With Inquires eae | Hartz is to perform special| glish car, ‘The Sunbeam,’ to this driver was killed during a speed- PRICES SMASHED oS oa i i” i 8 Co. They in-/*arber, president of the Garber ae new C47: testing in connection with other | country, to seek a new record un-. way event regulated by the board. a MAKE TIRES | ' : 4 29x4.40 x4 Plant of the com- | Buick Co., Saginaw, } . | Motor Co., Inc., hasi work in § rer’ : et Floris } bh] built at Vande-|Coddington, preside rm C. @ te Tate Deess whet eaten’ Gules n tudebaker’s research lab- | der our perfect Florida beach con- It appears probable that a remark- Miller Mille . x5. 31x5.25 ; FD sive 8 0: é' } vin gRroun Novo-Skid .. ' $14.95 H o> * . . ~ United 39] 30135 Sees P= =—§4.45 DUCO is impervious to sunshine and rain, ity and Denver, ber of Commerce. Representing _weations will not be released hour. He also -holds the record | Rates $16.75 $] 95 comer eine... . Untied e47 oe | 2954.40 Balloon Hey CE 4s freezing, boiling water, oil, gasoline, battery es of the Buic) Suick fact , g , ; oe yt dy to be shown. ; , uses 0 I ck B K factory branches was A Met it is reacy ‘0 l for 200 miles, having covered the Fisk Button $16.45 fon-6h on-Skid ... inspected Southworth, manager of the But ~@ to dispe] any uncertainty that distance at an average of 123.26. Fisk P : ° = a verge ‘i » es hin ¢ mre , , oe , e pee South Sid« a ™. — Songs president of the - Brothers dealers that Progress whe Hartz’s career was the 300-mile The contest board will regulate one of their biggest years. “pringfield ney were en- esper- suic Auto ca. S _ lementary Car 18 tnorougi- mark h e . oR . nee NO Eee tl nited St. Lowig © Mine su? € set at Atlantic City last States . ae @mar Farms, the and former president of both the By xp 10 schedule, and it will be yfay, when he drove the openiug - “5 4f, ; 30x5.77 a as ee Se ee ee en es cat ee eee ne a ed Tires, etc., when you can get the , tory of the Reo Motor Car Co., Reo : y j > Wholesale and Ketail—Dealers Writ Our Price ist—F c NEW GOODYEAR at our special low officials report 3326 Washington Av. JEtferson 0054-1453 - Store. We Deliver to All Parts of the City Free af Charge tO Phone: JEfferson 2121 ? KHART : , a, |44 M. P, H. BY LOC Not since July, 1917, when the eee Tannen and AN Bay Senday. to Gerve Our Customers. ee ee eco records were company was building acarithai_ x——— - - - *-~* _ ee, © @* + ee ee — . “£ - ‘tea @ ar arch = k. brake conditions. It shows the Pring for the race March o. Lock rake « aes ons mi pa oS for teatames, Geese Gham ave cima ert drove the 1%4-mile track in exact adjustment of the brakes ter than that of the finest nickel. - was perfected and J E ffereon 6730674 4 e rT " © . o , , . > ‘ , : ] : 0 - enabling adjustment mechanic to mium ple é 10 GTON Upen Sunday Morning gl. seconds. a : ot Pig ena fe bsolutely equal- introduced by Oldsmobile, in co- Nine of the 20 cars finishing in ge! BC DTAAcs hes pete oe ordination with General Motors ; the mone. were Champion ized It shows the condition oi the Research Laboratories. quipped brake drums and also is an accu- , — rate tester of four-wheel brakes. - FVROLET SETS NEW RECORD Otner equipment includes a = brake drum machine which resur- HE Ty SST SE TS OF 85,251 CARS IN FEBRUARY faces out-of-round brake oe Oil Filter automatic countersinking and The Chevrolet r Co. reports ; nae a an ee i 2 ae ame ne Chevroi Bocnagign had ; port’ eting machinery and a quick oper- Dust and dirt [2 ee a ee mat in February it again broke al ating wheel puiler Mason Scott, fromm the road Hay A ail : thi; roductiol ‘ecord by . form abra- SpitestsaerFesece SH peliiiis » Po Se Se ees .* oe "a who has hi l Vv rs experience assetreteese: sont: \ GREES ‘ oe ee ee . = as me aoe .. . — sives that cause $232}25 oo ARES Sop 22 a. vores Seem * “— Y as brake specialist in automobile undue wear 7 meeels cars, or more inan -r manufacturing plants is head upon the —— | par al “ % rover th ‘ota! fr 5) 263 (Chev : a. ; ; . ing parts of an engine. srnobile ert over the total OF v1,00y CHEV- Prake mechanic. e has devised , , siti tu 7 10%@ brake “mechanic Be - guards against such wear in a two- a system to reline brakes in the fold mannerdual air cleaning and shortest possible time oil filtration. A primary air cleane: : The corporation has been eliminates, by centrifugal force, the me per S°°6 1t bullt r { ed De} 7 \"} tier fc injurious particles from the air that 2 ! e at eimai oe . , enters the cerburetor direct. and a SG ir? Be Ud ' a Ty 4 ' é Mruafl\ : years, The oO! ‘ 14 ore a re fa T ner alia second cleaner. in connection ‘uM ith the system of crankcase ventilation, : 4 , + ~ oe! , 4 f i ° An mecrease in tv years in this pe- dent: George Fishe: Jr. vice cleans the balance of the air dof 1121? — id rea Fish« sii oil filter excludes sediment and — : president, and red 7; we destructive foreign substances from tary and treasurer. the oil as it passes through the filter beg, increasing the useful life of the Ls ° ; } ss sf e . . _ ‘ ‘ mus year ULE oJ,4+2. CANS—an two sons, Weorge Fisher Si presi- w . air cleaners and oil filter introduce . >of i iti ‘ through long A. 3. We n. vice president of in addition to economy : m a Se ° #3 , life, another factor of thrift and an -ro 7% r) . ‘ 7 >> oi r* i rt - fleet over a tota’ O tne Hudson-Frampton Mc LO! a added rce of confid ce by r } c- , Co.. reports news from Cailiornia ing the mecessity for oil changes to | HOYER TESTS THOROUGH FAST TRACK “RUN BY ESSEX oil. Crenkcase ventilation, with dua! The new Goodyear all-weather tire was tested on Good- + mites in 1926. that a standard Essex Supe? Six but 3 to 4 times in the average driv- ach was timed for: aware ‘ ing year. If the filter bag clogs, lu- tkberiente of the | SOOFe Wee meee fe ae ae brication still proceeds, but in the 6 1 miles per hour in a continu- ordinary manner. read represents development depart- The rug Of nearix’ * aad ~ -& * ~ » ' + ase at! Cc i | 7 . fool state, Just outside Sa: j Fi ~ ~ ‘ 8 ‘ J a ts standard of fine cars. The contour PER CENT AUBUR epee i one e (e ARIE ; Be »* . : Ui Nad | idebak-e ang S Seerskine cars (Otaled 1648 cars Tr , se Seliccec ue . ye ; i ; finish hustrous and permanent. and at 2216-18 Locust street. the provisions for comfort pleasing your needs = compare Automobile Co. r 4 - last year.cmfwyp thi location to pe ready for busi- , | ) . : d : = > A fleet, low-gravity frarme,. which is ° ° = ~ CO AC ‘Hi \ n ntrast with th ¢ ; ness tomorrow. The new quarriers mer . ,; b S$ AN DA D Care ri e it *7? a ist \@ samme sie Geman > Sake eatin “ae wide at the rear. for ample support selection on the aSlS of . . . . ; s L end best roadabilitv. The frame is thrill to its brilliant Mmonth of lace wan: . mit Chicago. Auburn nosed into | facilities for showing 12 new cars. Par ey l md ry reer gor don relative values. fie rh? place epee ‘ can ; he ‘pair ho and servi le- 1 ow center OF gravity whic rfi 9 ep netor cay egis- . ved | ré — | es Pol aa € | i | fe . e readies in greater safety, emearter pe Oormance. : partment occupies the second floo appearance. By all the standards of aily Auburn productions Which is reached by a ramp and naaras O na lO he 100 eae : driveway from the al] " : Pp caps iriveway from the alle 2 modern engineering, Then, and onlythen, can : ce oT = 3 ' Car siorage an ee y , areee 438 . e e e . . . ste -tbiiiieen’ Ghamey enkee Three-Way Fa. there isa definite limited you select with justice to power and speed, and much 4 R cea ede sieh nea eal ate ithe aha Pressure og ea a : ay bestos | “The ba Lubrication [inc an 2 number of known fac- yourself, your purse and 0 per cent sales vain in # i is moving all departments to Excellent mounting for the Fisher h ° ° h ges bedien fo provided by the duaie their prices...then make of : | i . eleration. It offers all of the latest room on the first “oor The base- mt es fF: sf . . developments, such as an air a ee Pee oe eee Thorough lu- | Qi tors of motor car merit. P.0.8. LANSING your sense of satisfaction. RS e tery Gispley roo wae a ss sristete bber-cushioned clutch, silent chain brake Ser ea. | coredbycheuse [oy A OLDS MOTOR WORKS, ST. LOUIS BRANCH e« bronze-backed bearings. It enjoys a GUARANTI ED WORK IN —— Sch nu re meerer Ne igo A ars a dslivery. The is sa ak IE df h A QO , . hless safety of Paige-Hydraulic ents Ae Meee oe et Seana Gaited Say shee: Sesieiiiel sini N. E. Corner Locust and 23d Streets—CEntral 2250 akes. Mist and Washington Av. “te by the ‘widening of Olive’ of the camshaft. delivers oil at equal Armstrong & Gatzweiler Fried Auto Company Mauer Motor Co. | : | CEntral 7586 street. Temporary quarters nae chelate tall hey water t the 7809 Manchester Av. 525 Bates St. 10th and St. Louis Av. is extremely beautiful in duotone | aie Come dome an map a0 Dales a pec. Maplewood, Missouri St. Louis, Missouri East St. Louis, Illinois blue and grey. Blue colonial grain . "Herman L. Schnure is presiden! Sere ie at tg eared Knight Motor Company Peerless Motor Company Jaco Motor Company bholsters the cushions. At the touch of the company. ee nena Seiest ae oe 1651 S. Grand Av. 4001 W. Florissant Av. Granite City, | St. Louis, Missouri St. Louis, Missouri Illinois yn, the rear deck cover opens to reveal NEW OLDSMOBILE DE ALER o> dieitinh eben the tening cine : . bi hichtalhetieeclthcant er s of the ine are bethe . . . e . . , ‘ ly comfortable seat for two addi- eae lees as eee ania den ath Shear etna Grebe Motor Company Heinrich Automobile Co. Knab Motor Co. Motor Co.., 3 oe * » ‘i . i br i tter. > ae ed 4 gers. Woodson road, Overland, has been SERED Gy Sees Cees ane 2937 Park Av. 5123 Delmar BI. 115 N. Illinois St. at Jlds ybile ‘ : . = ; . ‘ . . . ee ee ee St. Louis, Missouri St. Louis. Missour: Belleville, Ilmois to see this charming Cabriolet at our : ' six dealer. All models will be dis- . m soon. There’s no ee tion—bu played by the firm after Apri) 1. is , Thermostatic C.. & EK. Motor Co. C. Horn Electric Auto Co. Jaco Motor Co. to come soon to be sen of delivery 1 wilde Seek Sak Woe: Cacudoaeae Pie AP Charging 3311 Woodson Rd. 4601 Delmar BI. 927 D St. 7 i ater Sar eat Zee Control Overland, Missouri St. Louis, Missouri Granite City, Ilmois : want it. ] You mes mae. manager. . : $1000 “onli borrow $25 to me, | | The Oldsmo- on your auto in bile generator 0 minares: °m your auto in Ht OPENS USED GAR BRANCHES = bile generator ; — ar tert *" F Saehli ? +h r i : ae ee silent timing Mm you : V. E. Soehlin of the Kuhs-Buick ie 7OUr possession. Quickest bi ; | chain. Olds- *ervice in St. Louis yy ome Co. has opened sales branches at mobile hee est Poss‘bl. oe ee \Grand and Hebert, Broadway and thermostatic control on the genere- | DORSERS: E nettren: North Market and 2636 Locust a mon Se ae Private! : Ke ata. boulevard Used cars are being cold and demands on the generator shown at al) of these branchés are greatest. The thermostatic con- i i : ? i ; iff iaitit! E pe oa hee £2 eet ee & & trol aleo automatically reduces the . ao ie am 2 ; ; 2 “7 Borrow her . - -->_> : | e—f this b | ' AR CO. = Att Aste Repair Co eB 2"P"ny. $250,000 capital. ff BIG AUTO PLANT soraudinn ieugeunttnes ban cae 833 Easton 0 satisfied customers. BUILDING THREE Suidtinias sania Reena Gane ae f ¢ , Ss py a om | i : ] ; SCUrteo .. 4 . Avi Motor Co., 8315 Gravois till © us = « Service Open CARS FOR RACING tecting both the generator and the ‘ge better, possibility of Stuhr Motor Car Co. Contineed from Page 1B. prime tn 2 speeaioanieatuammniiines : JEfferson 1438 1131 st. Louis Av. East St. Loul of Autometive Engineers to watch tro! is full automatic and dependably a7se@ . YAHLEM FINANCE CORP. iracing cars with utmost care that eccurete st all epesde. the improvements ther engender —— “The affiliation with the Com- 'may be used to improve stock tars

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ST. LGUIS POST- DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 13. 1927 2 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ : sero doesn't pay.” Was laid out to tou , . o ee * € realizing that tha = - Yeled was : ies ce tre It's interesting the change that © Wa ™ ** - > has come,” said Peed ™ . r dealers are receptive ‘to methods that will increase the and company cy? eae Todav the ircled back to + — " = ai. wrnere the _s w* : Pa TL trie’ ala . : t cv . ‘ 4 work ed 1i38 vi 7 err q volume Rumania. The arrived just 50 hours and 15 min- 2447 eters—approximately 1520% miles. finish in Oldsmobile and was officially checked by the kilom- police. The a for gasoline. " was over Toads = considered wale country. Cl = utes after the start. Forty cities were passed through, in each of which the car stopped is rT ' nares 1? csiie : : * e Bat ~¢ . sl nd Vi for soon the *“ifu2zrtion r tnis vear. on to expect 6447 Gravois Av. B. M. B. TIRE CO.. 7230 S. Broadwa BREMEN 3915 N. Elewenth imediate prospects for the business of motor car companies t are members of the Automo- hile C. of C. are very good and hould become better.’ No Used Car TIRE SERVICE. Sth and Chouteau 4 “Situation.” 1619 Lafayette Av. =) * “ PERMANENT-BUILT ” 3 shea dil Mik ointionds doe tel ‘ae hae a ht 3664 Gravoi Ay. Rumania, was made by Ma ois v y FILLING STATION, FREE BRIDGE AUTO SUPPLY & NEW WIDE-WAY GARAGE GENERAL ACCES. & SUPPLY CO. VALLEY MOTOR CO. NNOUNCING TO THE MOTORING PUBLIC To Better Serve You, the Merchants Below Have Formed i ’ UNITED MOTORIST SUPPLY STORE These you will find coaveniently located and under the personal supervisies proprietor whose sole : through collective buying——combined with his personal service—at reasonable ALMA OIL SERVICE CO. ae > aie will be to supply your meeds in the more economical ws KULICH SERVICE STATION, SEIFERT 313 Lemay Ferry Rd. 313 S. MEYER AUTO EQUIPMENT CO. 5300 Michigan Av. OLIVER SERVICE STATION, 3680 S. Broadway PARK SERVICE STATION, 2922 Park Av.. POINT BREEZE GARAGE. 1200 Lemay Ferry Rd. REITZ FILLING STATION, Morganford and Humphrey SCHWAEBE GARAGE, %217 S. LENTZ TIRE & SE 3846 S. Broadway Michigan and Erawee " ~y S Saye ae By gatas 3 NY Aa SAE Aa ae arene ROA ee ~ = ; nee We at Othe "= oF NAG aR A gateged tar ta: BME ie de et SPARE BANE TP atte, & ye Pn Reece e~ay } Per / snage * wee a OS: ‘ ma tO visit 1% Bi iT Cai branch manage on } wav from last: six months of the year, Willys u rages — aH ORFS FO. 1 OIeSe aid he saw no reason to be fear- ' e f “There has been plenty of Slliawre CS nw lesecu, an artiuery Olict panied by an army time keeper ere he started in an There is still room in this organization for a few more reliable dealers. Write © ~ UNITED MOTORISTS SUPPLY STORES, 1103 PINE STREET % + . b ‘ j > , —_— eee eee ellie ne ee ee ee ee cy ¢ 7, _- * - o> *9 mh oD + Sood crons rospect ne con.in- CASH Cerrring ‘ P P touring c mobile stock + YFARS ] ail ;ry aT i r =a tla ‘ ai Ss a ones Ney ‘ “ a ait om TO PAY re \ lis =| . ms b, ] - ' ture 4 at eT ie pitation, insuring _ kes BRM Se ee .'* A - rnal — ori ' e *¢ t ars rear here A ie gat . - aN . 4 . A ‘ee : . ’ . ’ . ~ ises 4 . . T? tsn Alley View—-2-Car ‘Aserarr rv within ft eo Cf of the tote i ASP) Literature Sent cn Recucs!—-Merulectured end Buidt Only 6» C. GARRETT CO. St. Levis’ Largest Manofacterer and Builder of Bungalow Garages Office——6220 RIDGE AVE.—Mill Prove—CAbdany 8625-1658 Building on Dispiny at G220 Ridge. Open Evenings and Sundays, 7 P. M. s two years | dealers are learning that ir ere old at retail t he nust sell used cars,” Willys veal Los Angeles show, 163 of commented. ‘It’s part of the busi- 4, our cars were sold at retai ne: They used to buy used cars “We are ldin 1000 car ith their new ones. Now they ye act ie ks aad gee ib ENE. Re Re RG ie aR eee bs . — » There is extra power in the famous Buick Valve-in- Head engine—for hills—for passing slow-moving cars -" crowded highways—for quick action in traffic any- where. There is extra protection tn Buick 4-wheel-brakes because they are mechanical—direct. Positive and reliable—with operating parts of drop- forged steel. All Prices Eo.b Flint Michigan Balloon tires now standard on all models. In addition to these low prices, t's delivered prices in- chade the lowest handling and fmancing charges availabic. Buick’s frve-bearing surface steering gear is much more THE dependable, besides more flexible and less tiring. GREATEST BUICK Surround vour familv d yc lf with EVER BUILT Buick! en ee ee “There are 18 Buick models from which you may select—at pri from $1374 to $2209, delivered in St. Louis completely Pi se VESPER BUICK AUTO CO., EAST SIDE BUICK CO.. WEST SIDE BUICK AUTO CO Grand and Lindell, 1106-8 Illinois Av.., Kingshighway and McPherson Vandeventer and West Pine East St. Louis, III. NORTHWEST BRANCH: JAKES BUICK AUTO CO.. 6513 Easton Av. KUHS BUICK CO.. Kirkwood, Mo. SOUTH SIDE BUICK 7 North Grand Bi SCHNURE MOTOR CO.. AUTO CO.. 2216-18 Locust St. 3654 South Grand BI. : For Night, Holiday or Emergency Service—Phone [on 3370 Hilmer-Belcher Chevrolet Co., 1163 S. Kingshighway BI. WHEN BETTER AUTOMOBILES ARE BUILT, Mito aidnsee BUICK WILL BUILD THEM } ®) ? 2) es T Y ST. LOUIS DEALERS Allen-James Motor Co., 7800 Forsythe Bl... Clayton, Mo. Big Four Auto Co., 2218 S. Jefferson Av. J. H. Brown & Sons Chevrolet Co., Halls Ferry and Chambers Road Century Auto Co., 7502 Michigan Av. Craft-Merello Warner Co., Normandy, Mo. Flint Chevrolet Co., 4714 Delmar Bi. Gilliam-Epstein Chevrolet Co., 5929 Easton Av. Gravois Motor Corp., 6820 Gravois Av. , A — CHE | ———_—- —-— / ROLET f iF Never was the suprema of Fisher tir ten es Ps evident as in the new Fisher bodies on the Most si Beautiful Chevrolet. Pan- eled, beaded and finished m striking tones of Duco by distinctive, -cCrown, one-piece fenders and bullet-type lamps, they represent an order of style, beauty and luxury unique in the low price field. Chevrolet has long been famous for powerful, 3 smooth performence, rug- 2 ged dependability, long life and economical oper- ation. Yet, in the Most Beautiful Chevrolet these qualities hdve been en- hanced as the result of numerous mechanical im- provements. AC oil filter, AC air cleaner, improved transmission, larger radia- tor, sturdier T frame, tire carrier and gasob gauge—these are of the hi whic > a oa ful Chevrolet: Because it provides ments of style, quality performance comp: os : é “J Cy: ai Pad cause it is offered at am ingly reduced prices—t Most Beautiful Chevre is everywhere acclaimed as the greatest sensation of America’s greatest industry. 3 Come in! See and drm this greatest triumph — the world’s largest build of gearshift automobile Chevrolet—how closely in style, quality and f _ formance, it compares with the costliest cars. MacCarthy-Pardue Motor Co., 6320 Delmar Bh, =: University City ae Nangle-Gillis Chevrolet Co., 7239 Manchester A¥@ ~ Maplewood a North Side Chevrolet Co., 4333 Warne Ayr. Orthwein Motor Corp., 3016 Locust BI. Reichardt Motor Co., Webster Mo. South Side Chevrolet Co., 3645 S. Grand BI. a Wells Motor Co., 3008 N. Grand BI. E EAST ST. LOUIS DEALERS ~ Harding Motor Co., 622 St. Louis Av. ig Standard Chevrolet Co., 1351 State St., at Vet me - oe aa oo % Ans d new Des ia Sas: 7 Ea Eee, ~ THE AUTO EDITOR. ‘on to the new eight-cylin- Begulie, which is being show: fiewa? time in st Louis 1 ee Cadillac Co. is the use a ain sullet-ty pe rh ; Raday a _ ‘ eze is a, him Ke ‘& new Pontia y modern de — is winning the world to the Most Beautir” to the costliest cars,andbe Learn for yourself what” amazing value is offered in the Most Beautifa@t” ee oe “sg ae ade ee i. " 3 m1 ie ie on , rear quarter, and mt > : a o 4 ‘ of 3 ae sense Olds Motor Works hac! Oo i. is set igh d = . _ — _ — . fron’ @' Sar. ct a x i} sho he “Tis ea fe ° VI - pier f de.u = 3 . = , , . = : ~ iis dividua Indi ' ei «ft 5a p L ‘ : whet ping a % a | to carry out as many OL. Ms e uphoistery is racterist ¢ aS possivie in each leather and deep #1 : A a . al we atvies prov" 4s the pod : ae The six La ais types are mark- (shield arms are Mic: el , fs ; “| , ¥y i. ' ’ re » se . ly aifferent Da: k of the ow! ; K bars and ‘that a man might use iwo or 4 . :Or . ¢ them without feeling that ior Aware Th ree OF Ver was driving * game car all handies thaad tnt nother of peart. 2 B3 ghits . fintehed New Pontiac Roadster. tucel cales ae i The spare tire ts cai fender Au e six sport roadst: Louts and is being frent . «+ hed -t. reac a Just in Time for Sprir Ten Buick Sedans—all 1227 models. Ls salesmen for demonstrating Run oul end ; a up Keach one if excellent eondit pletely equipped. ; Prices unusually New Car Guarantee: Terms, uU ad sired Vesper-Buick Retail Departs and at Lindell Open Evenings till 1% SeseasS STAR SQUARE STORE single Tire is first quality — fresh, factory - quaran- teed stock! Low- er prices than ever before! HI-PRESSURE OVERSIZE i. Ga cae CRETE, ie $9.85 se gree ane onsen Be aie = cpenaiat ats > ateugegnnitn attainment 32x4: 2 > &. eo o'etwouwme©o ae « .$21.65 ees, S. Se $22.55 ee, 6 Se $23.40 ean. S..s wadekhe sone $29.95. 35x5 S. S. GOODYEAR BALLOONS NON-SKIDS oF - | SF US Uc SelUrhelU SUC COU - ct @ 2 eae a a Se et fF @ ee & @& @ »* * ee ec@ges@ €& oe a oa eS 6 a ws Pe ese 6 8 & 6 & eo 6 © & FZ i i a i _ ~~ i Sale of Polishes S| MON 17. Special at SNO- FLAKE, '2-oune o 898 POLISH. *Perial at “OMMON SENSE. Pine 7... 7... tse..." ee ee eee ee eee

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ISPATCH ___ a —- — ST.LOUIS POST-DISPAT?H . DAY MORNING, MARCH 13, 1927 errr weree 51 LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ____ hours and 159 min- police. The only : . r ot} s ee start, for gasoline. Mue yi, — ™ ? rere passed through,! was over roads w hich would P, ' ch the car stopped considered unimproved in a 5 a@liv checked by the | country. “a oe co, eg : a | 24 | | | a ram tee ne es - a — ee ee ppscege | | ' —_— lereased through the cE BTN not score brake drums. With | just arrived in the city, and is be- ies touche ile gaia od sae tee ee eee aes Fae ee ‘Tip ace Pee SE sp Wit lof the smaller wheels with the! “brakebloks.” it is said, smaller | ing shown by the De Luxe Automo- j M i CC RTA N T a -C} lin- eee O53 ; ge! Rigo aes 53 LE Si a sp a a new Fer “) aga s docgee? , a ane We consider our used car s: 4 bez which Make OF wie Bieree eter carat cee = awe SR I gee ee POE he car's center of gravity but aiso .| Neer vdraulis rakes, I - n : ee ~} ' Sparrow : Oe : a ite Oe tae tn a j | A eee Decitiiin e e - ferchants Below Have Formed the Sappear even larger than ag Ge | iy hee age — ~ ) ii ‘lower the roof height, allowing lew Peerless 6-89 coach has wheelbase and lists at $1395. departmenta major division Seaway arc. °° are Mount- , Bs ae OE Be em ig we easier access and egress for passen-— . : : Es T SUPPL Y STORES : Pip vertic aE ie ee ~f f, . pila Fine pape = ee ee gers and permitting the car to hug | of this business and con- fee. @ith a horizonta spol i ae ) a it the ground more closely. P duct it accordin 1 You ed and under the personal supervision of the Be! the ee . ee ha Pts al ” anne eo LS Improved ease of tire changing ERFECT GARAGES : ° died pply your needs in the more economical way —_ pag : CO i lg Ai? | because of the one-piece rims and ARE FAULTLESS | will receive the same ith his personal service—at reasonable prices. Ss CU : oo Pittines, semana denen a 0 a fewer rim-lugs, has been the sub- : 3 RVICE STATION SEIFERT bo minu vs ene : ) hans poor ss. eae Ros ject of warm appreciation. be Wades” on, wT | P ee cou! tesy, the Same intelli- E mas cae > agai onan 8. ae Bm eat fle =o Soy : i ere The shorter spoke in the smaller po ee ee tam * 5. ek B t rvice and honest - SQUIPMENT co., SINGER SERVICE STATION. Rs aistor scat the The new Oldsmobile coupe, with rumble seat, landau irons on Wheels give more strength to take | 85 Me SEP lh le oe gent se Michigan Av 234 Lemay Ferry Rd. 4 oot unuSsts megan sa i rear quarter, and numerous refinements, which is being shown by the the side thrust on front knuckles - a Ye dealing ans you would ex- RVICE STATION, SURGENT FILLING § E ems of | ee eadway ‘9901 S. “siti ae ef arms Olds Motor Works branch. and rear axles, and more torque RVICE STATION, Vv tee background. is Sct ae fi os ater ae ees a ae Ras FE : Jes. * grey eee eer fe x . : . ICTOR BATTERY, i front of the shell : ? euerersen : meinareepemunseesaer em, " _ a ae anee | ’ BOSE) SEES | Ease , ban pect to receive if you were 2 Park Av. separ Ss. Jefferson Av. from the f REEZE GARAGE, » J. VOLTZ, oa siignt ride: parting line iown by the Mississippi auley iield cleaner and rear view mir- , 2 ee ¥ ’ tgs fe ak : may Ferry Rd. 36 sane naa tees ein pene : New Brake Shoes. -. s iy ae % ae | buying a new Car, ee 7 . io ae / ‘ " 1 ts ra Ny CS eee) ee Aree eke Se j nc liao Acie lai eet ee se Agee 6 Rana ats oer bin tee Nie od tienen nay Albi rane’ 9 itil, Settee etna Ni Sei Meets a att iO Nati: 364 S. Broadway Mase the ¢ are standard equipment. LLING STATION, WEISS SERVIC E STATION. hich denies ° Sapo ry ; : : : 7 ; \ Wfac cilities hav . ; ies ynAvVe ery] | ey t ‘jr i} ts naving : il }e rumpoie a = ise - ‘ ' 1LIeS ave d and Humphrey 9217 S. Broadway Individua! bod: on 1 seats fou adult n ‘ hen th rumble seat is used, fanufacturing facil ; ; ‘ run : ei S ee eg ey - os ae ’ EBE GARAGE, LENTZ TIRE & SERVICE CO. + Usually th: custom Nas | rumble seat. ‘inish is‘lucerne!the entire top may be removed or been procured and everything is in pS ie ee eS TATE Motor Company , aan 7 lie X (j t- ry ivi luc » STri;4r cj VA it} i ‘ @e YP tt f c f be " - — The six sal ee ee 3 sow 2 ee ee Sa aga oe Rawal cw sos sy Sie Same OT subsidiary of the American Brake $245 QUALITY FOREMOST $5 y, 5 JEfferson 1241 ann leu ecin denn cans «aie aa oamn camp oamscess campcam Meiy differen aC K aS Uwe. | Teag Ceca val -ane 5 ee ae eee phe = Shoe and Foundry Co. The cotn Waste Styl , : ntetet oem Pterm me ees: Wea ees ; rr handle and inte} , ues yles Sizes to Choose , No 0 rma ee ai wad Loeeniaa fale A Pretty Detail pany has located its factory in De- wie Ot na hae eee A USED CAR IS ONLY AS DEPENDABLE Zi amo maheeegutiens * ae ee tae k elaets tecthabh ow i troit AS THE DEALER WHO SELLS IT tetmer thé ram car 3: ha} 7 sre miaiad fat Y? r ew Stutz cabrielet coupe, with s ; . og ta | : | | 7 , : . laps - Lop o" wo b ed the Ben- oo r ry “8 “t shinee v2 PERFECT CONST CO ae gyorg poenmuminatadeyen om: ay Bags ; railroad braking equipment. The © . . . e. ation pe tim lier} 4 . ed iy the rm lamin Motor Co., has three dainty ; ‘ -_ - . New Bitar Roadster. : a 1 ook — . = 7" 3 Oj ‘ — RPE pg inlaid In the wal- molde a under heat and tre mendous 4025 West Pine Bl. : He Pont lace Bix sport oadate . ' ' 1] window panels. The that. the r harder os t po iste: —_— : 3 : pressure so 4 y ar OPEN STNDAYS and heing | front ender utomati: windg- | inset in the dash is in medallion ef- he : — . ; s reached St. Louis and is being| fro ; ee ee eek ae than “35” carbon steel. The com- AND EVENINGS LINDELL 0505 The POST-DISPATCH Regularly prints MORE WANT Those in the window panels ‘ho B the, wind | position is such, however, that they ADS than ALL the other St. Louis newspapers CO diamond-shap: d. As attractive | ‘ i SUUCSRURSS TS CRESS RER RRC RSRACERESRSSSSSESSSESSE as it is novel. Study in Contrasts. 10 Buick Bargains Just in Time for Spring! Ten Buick Sedans — ? | : . a6 4 The deck is hinged. permitting SENIEIS STAR SQUARE STORESERESESESES | "Ps och is hinged. permitting a Os ty | n¢g 1 W 1¢ : eC a SS m i Cc h large pieces of luggage. Beside the, | > | , deck opening, access to this com- | : ' partment may also be had through | 1% : 1 small door in the right side of the! ndles ee NIT) Chandler 8 Models. - q Pon eee - . . « \ 7 . and , Tire is first iart sport roadstet with ip sO gauge—these are typical @ swelity — fresh, Sfp se § | \\— actory - aran \y new of the hi hly modern de- teed Sit tew- _ Yo\\ : 4 1 4 a ee ee elg nt aeveiopment O Most sign which is winning the fer prices than WOR) f Chandler's Pikes Peak engine and ever before' : e “ carry the same mechanical equip- Pan- ee mace CANT Me ured, inst ae tieb WML Udit thre-pemnen ished ful Chevrolet. ; ' 314 Cl ox 2 : WZ =— ger sedan This includes an air cleaner, oi] filter, thermostatic heat WJ UCO Because it provides ele @& mente | . ontrol, four-wheel brakes, central- * elie eee e * . \ iZeé } ‘one shot’ chassis lubrica- Ive, ments of style, quality and : 33x4 S. S. Sipdund ue bens $16. 75 —_ tion, and self-adjusting spring i. pIece § performance comparable 3 32x4::5.S. .... . z shackles rhe five and seven-passenger se- Byes tothe costliest cars,sandbe @ $ “: none Ann dans and the four-paasenger coupe The Landau Sedan $1295 ‘@ an “o> °- meee P are available in silver-gray mohair Sa ° and Sa o 4, Lo pee tees Wr 35x5 S. s. SPECIALS a aoe tea While it is true that the Greater Oakland Six is built inacar of the $1000 class, are elements of style, items of low a. a pte 9a . - ORES I othe aed eh SCHRADER VALVE hand-buffed leather, in tan to aa to a degree of precision once undreamed-of save in convenience, and provisions for comfort usually associated Most Beautiful Chevrolet GOODYEAR BALLOONS o---- | Cn at hand-built cars— with cars costing twice as much: is everywhere acclaimed Wh 29,4.40 NON-SKIDS WHISK BRDOOS. “The seven-passenger touring | —while it embodies engineering featuresfoundin no = Duco finishesin modish colors, of course—for Oakland been 45 the greatest sensation 30x4.95 at 29c Tac ak Ce “epg leather, other automobile in the world, regardless of price— pioneered the use of Duco. Ample leg-room—for a full ° . gs a ae R SH _ a triiie more subdued in tone. . . . . . rful of America’s greatest 31x4.95 ay TENSIONS, | = —— —nosmall part of Oakland’s irresistibly spreading pop- 113-inch wheelbase permits the proper pitching and rug- industry. By 30x5.25 $ .49c Another Locomobile. ularity can be traced to the universal appeal of Oakland- spacing of seats. Rich upholsteries, attractive appoint- 3135.25 | SCTEEE | passe soe | BY 2 enets new recomotite new us Fisher bodies. ments, davenport type springs—all these are ; + nitro ? , : ail ti duced aS a con ar rn) : - long Come in! See and —_— pl pends o: PARKING © Be lo the Series 48, which generally “Body by Fisher” is a magic phrase where- typical of the features made possible by the oper- this greatest triumph o etal re se Dame GEAR-SHIFT cee ie ae ee ever automobiles are known. The Fisher $ economies of General Motors’ vast purchas- 82x6.2 i Series 90 and the Locomobile ei Most __ the world’s largest builder ~~ .. tea abe: hed alae eae ok name-plate appears on some of the costliest ing power. Spend half an hour going over 3 ' . A ad DASH '? 2 not 7 t OoOnfipseAd weit th “OK these of gearshift automobiles. BB OBERT IRES MOUNTED FREE CONTROL, 79¢ ebietis Width tmtrotaced” done cars of the day. Yet Fisher’s mastery in body om — a “a and Y sey en- Learn for yourself what — FREE CITY DELIVERY SCHRADER AIR years ago which has a design par. building was never more brilliantly revealed clearly understand why its popularity ult of amazing value is offered | Phone Our Nearest Store eninge 6 89c a Woe de ee than in the Greater Oakland Six. For here, SEDAN growing day by day. sTres- aiSoO ay LE rit Ut wit a bigger eR ome. ‘crenagge emote yeni son, soon 0 , SUN } —_—a ere meatal in cand af see rephoon patna a 7HL\t ?. ©. Dillons shalng conteert, Geo. to tus] 7 Tilt 8 o'CLO : | L — W i O S Cl CK | lA | greater volume of air cushioning. PRODUCT. OF GENERAL MOTORS Y\y qy WINNING AND HOLDING GOOD W ndin dad tL tL aL aL oe eo a a a Braking efficiency has been 2. | 34440400046 eeeeete 0 aaa DA DD & on | >

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PAGE 6B THE | ELMS pointments the vwacationist - Duty iat ti pea ow we Oe ey pat” Se), ; e ny - ‘ é % RP aa cae > Mie oy ie a OME Me GBR ris Ss A PUB tt Bias & Abaperersi Ne Bi ee ee te. ah eee ee ae = : , . ene ‘ th tae tae evi, ed ad sty LAs eth egg a8 Sera ate ae i cathe Sedtesniend, cad basses RLF Pe Pea ae a CLARITY © aM ym - - Ce a eS , " SL LAN BOER gt i ARERR TARE oO | pM IE LOE SOTA GAT pe BEER ot BRE GRE sash tlle shea ar. eee ; ‘ &. i me Ney sian we ie ely ss ‘ bo qj 5 ‘ he ; } Excelsior Springs, Mo. Grane the most Iuxuriers ap- can demand. Keal ciegance and all ; ; ae the niceties of life in an atmosphere summer. Lieut (Jeorge W (70d - at the Films Hotel. Fer further in- fermation. write. Fr. F. HAGEL, Resident Manager. temapt pihctiabeath ROCHESTER, NX. } March ESSE SPS Toso FF PTE “GWG MOTHER OF T STAR IN UNCER at __ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — Ayn effort to obtain long-rang aerial photographs from an airt- lan eight miles in the air will ly hy, 21) °* end at Missouri’s National Health Resort. Thousandshave benefited from these far famed mineral springs. Thou- bubbling natural springs. You'll find here atmosphere for a new Get all the interest- mg story about this femousgroup of roinecraleprings. “nis Booklet tells wll the facts. It il- tustrates the bea uti- tul Spring Houses, the sporty 22 5-acre rolf course,the parka,the drives, etc. Grves tull in- formanon concern- viper c wr tite pe Spuse . ARE BEANE Tg 4 e is to make ) By Famous “Santa” Stea : An unexcelied passenger serv om On a é New York aud New York, Panama Canal, Colomben, ombna, : mM shin ean: ihe Ecuador Peru, Chile, Bolivia. Regular sail- c pl -3 & re ings. Also 18 day to 3 month pleasure trips. T eis oe of Write for Book ler © 7 GRACE LINE ose yon a smali Pennsylvania tow N York Ma whe 4 ha r ns O s ge Was J sne Vi ~ 6 i? ) pa = : a } ¢ J ig i s S- nm A to a Harris 5 nservatory o ‘ AK Nano .essons She gracuated ; i rema A | y = oO TY Sins g ow was her great pas- sion and s onge: stu TO : finan a re Ss arrange a MISSOURI / ° £7FECWN, {> : for ecectcingitinen Peegerte act [of ED, OS nee ended musica ~ + vy 2 ; s wee Ss marrie DHaodoies ame - _ + A er Ss a singer Was or 4 oO > a ++? + ba | cr * ‘ab r -e' i Cis ius itS as Sne Saiig, a SOT ence f } — Cyt isser + S i 2h’, - . 3 } sands more come each year to gain pales cape 9 renewed vigor from the Baths—to $3,378,009 SPENT FOR RELIEF drink the curative waters from twenty 35.000 Childress in Near East Cared __. for in 1926. HINGTON. March 12 1€ ‘\ Fas re orer A. Pryor, to the American Jewish Congress will Sulphur Water - is in St. Louis te visit ish folk songs and ett ROCHESTER, N. Y., March 12. low the bearer, Ro ‘and report to be formed Sunday afternoon, a isne will speak at ill be given —A Civil War signed by Pass to Gen. 5 ineoin.” March 27, at a meeting of delegates = lodses. A Civil ar pass, & "is for exch lange A. Lincoin. | wre President Lincoln and permitting |” Ada from various Jewish organisations, re & jell i A — ress. : . ; - Banke ‘to “Make in the Y¥. 3 - & & itorium, Un- the late Gen. Roger A. Pryor of the er ceshameketthe ne ee Che 3 _ _— a | Byron W. Moser, f ‘ ion boulevard and Enright avenue. * ¥ ly ~ ’ ~ ~ ‘ ~e . ———— agg orca ei aren mn ‘ge Security National Bank, will sp Deputy Isaac Gruenbaum, leader of (ho - 1% ~~ ~ . . s . au on an . ° : the Union lines to Gen. Gran on the subject “Where wes Y Polish Jewry and head of the Jew- we _— - f ; ‘ ae ° ‘ conference regarding exchange 0! Money Gone?” at the me ung © ish Club of Deputies in the Polish ; oa * -_ 2 call Meehie Sauct 2 miles to the gallon; 27th to 4th place. $1175; Coupe, (with Rumble Seat). $1245: Sedan, $1245. F. O. B. Detroit, subject wm ewrrent Federal excise tax. ¢ 7 ? All Chrvsler cars are pro- tected against theft under the Fedco svstem. Chr~- sler dealers are in position to extend the convenience of Chrvsler’s attractive plan. im ame see it PCins out it Bu . Many san- » lorities, Special at ‘ : 4 , : ne | | ) | os Cash Delivers It | ' nae | aeome’ © tart of the season ame payments. Ask about ! a | tector atge-size Leonard , as ‘ a | “Ss at @ real bareain 3 SALES BRANCH MIDWEST MOTORS. Inc SERVICE AND PARTS , . ‘2 4 } <Z oT) R ™ L & hd iN ¢ KOENIG MOTOR CO METROPOLITAN DEALERS: LAMBERT-GRAVES 3456 S. Grand NOBEL MOTOR SALES CO. MOSLEY-MASSA MOTOR CO. 4037 Lindell Bi. ROBERTS MOTOR CO. Clayton, Mo. 7300 Natural Bridge Road MOLLMAN’S 5156 Delmar Bi. GRAF MOTOR CO. ST. JOHN’S MOTOR CAR CO. East St. Louis, Lil. PHILLIPS MOTOR CO. Ferguson, Mo. 8800 St. Charies Road EAST SIDE MOTOR CO. Webster Growes, Mo. FELKEL-LOESCH MOTOR CO. 4360 Manchester Av. Granite City, Hl. Ronard a 5 = em reas Pages 11 c: a Sl owe rasise i) ah at

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SS , : ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 13, 1927 - | : ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH._ — as Se ; EINE | % Head to Speak. | Temple Israel, Kingshighway | | rges es " at ti ; oil contains. It 1S SO tastefully Louis attorney, : + | bewels. Mineral oils leave a coat- Cia ee a ee ; ; ' ; from which people suffer at times nver . 3 chesney | ing that the blood must carry off hi eR my {% little spell .of constipstion and | are simply due to a constipated con- a esented that literally thousands take He is stationed at Riga, and will | taroum the pores, Haw tenant bai. Bigs, ge Ai | nearly ee ee I get het dition. A great many people have y . q ain, — . | : | ter to cascarize the .system, and Nk. ee tne : ous and upset. AMY color gets yeuow i ¢ d. like M Cc r. that thes 4 . » serve a period of two to three Pagar, le : . . ound, ike Ts. Tonner, 4 7 with relish who refuse ail other forms sie ama ae siaieliiinan adits cones eee Se ee m Pega eds and my ekin just as sallow. headaches can usually be prevented cod liver oil which he is to be appointed to the | re tion! To say ene ot aes cleaner. ‘ey begin to suffer with a kind of by consistent use of Black-Draught, 7.) ° . “ener: yen 7 . : swecter condition that lasts for intestinal indigestion, which makesi when needed. Mo oe al Staff. | Does Your Stomach Distress You? days—a wholesome condition that “ONE DANCE used to undo all my ic rn i f ° : ; ney ’ ° . Prince Paul left St: Louis several Is it Weak or Sore? Tender and Painful? | ™**®s the use of deodorants quite precautions for personal daintiness. Ail | me Oak Olt OVER pooustieg we pawn bs met gale ‘everywhere. ony itmes in the box above form parts of five letters. By dra Scott — Emulsien has during hifty- months ago, telling his friends here |} Do you suffer foams, Acute and Chronic In unmecessary in January or July! weete i on : _ these fearful headaches. I have to ou doses 25 cents. JA-59 Pao ‘ MT 4 women whose 3 s hav aste in my system seem to come you can complete the letters and spell the kind of a car you . that he had to return to Europe fo estio Dyspepsia, Catarrh of the Stom- | Men and women se years have . and drive. When you do this send me your answer right away sag ie five years earned the right to be 4i1i ee ee Belching. Heartburn, Sour Stomach, | brought on sluggishness often find Out through the pores. Today, I don’t | jiately award you 25,000 votes and teil you how toe win, absolp: ; : e military service. lHiis mother, the Headache, Nervousness, Constipation or | that a cascaret only once a week worry; | eep clean all through, with ~ e Model Buick Sedan worth $1.195.00. We are also givi a ’ . scent Chinkainmeadh WRiai aS nin | ’ : | dh ali ta taute thew . . | Th dfo d pupe werth $625.00 and many other valuable prizes. inciediag ow 8: Nature Ss pure food-tonic, the former Princess Elizabeth, and his Bey Pam, ct Stomach, way A oo id is fw tee i. seainane rat: just occasional use of— | Ee r D | AU : 9 i) ty Pf Ra PRED OK 8 ee RR AT ts SLi OT ey uh - = re i Ones : 0+ ae el hind y vale ~ = + o ae . wy ~ « . a ee eee uno om owner ro. sister and younger brother had be- | Victrola, a six-tabe Metrodyne Radio receiving set and hundreds ef” . , _ Of these so you could eat all you want too, and they love the taste of th} eh. In case of ties duplcate prizes will be awarded each one tying. National Strength-builder and Health- come citizens of the Latvian repub-! what you want and when you want to? candy laxative which every drug- CASCAR ETS K- ‘ lic, established i 1917, and for-'| , | store has for 10c and 305.00 Cash Extra For Promptness maker. malized as ; he hd ‘mnie a A Dollar 8 Worth Free! | ry women a een +o = one . _ jon to the many Grand Frizes. a special prize of $305. “ash : a : 9°) ¢ the ilitaryv sin ' | r¢ promptness. Any winner ag bave ‘cash instead i oe wee i § At your druggist Price 60¢ and $1.20 , Mi ty U, gens - Bg A gee : e - one poe ges pn geben of seeming 08 a Das rel u Vee eTa bh i © First prize winner can have $1,500.00 cash, or a Buick Sedan worth, | ott & Bowne, Bioomficid. N. J. 2622 Gp OU at was srefore required. ail ; . ' - ees by rt Ba 22a er earn Siamay With peer anme and addrces pininiy’ writes” 01.0 Sa “ Lost Vast Estate. Fevtops Tevcotment Yor essmsach troebie, HE Sunday Post-Dispatch has the «= mos = } a ee Re Saree SEPT Ne | © chronic your case is—no matter how | nag The POS TCH Regu prints RE NT LEROY, Dept. 3773, 315 South Peorta Street, Ohicago, Mh tates in the Ris ams Baltic prov- » mee treatments you have tried without | y | ST-DISPATCH larly MO WA! : .. _inces, most of which they lost title ; S%sult—send for this Free Peptopad today. § ; ADS than ALL the other St. Louis newspapers COMBINED. ; —EE to with the revolution. Their an-/; Dr. YOUNG CO., Dept. 22. Jackson, Mich. | of the Latvian republican Govern- | ment. | W ( ) } | N 8 R sy if . F s or, Prince Paul's letter, stressing the | not hear of suicides, deaths in ut- | ter distress of people formerly “Each day, too, news from Rus- ke: y, ws ! 5000 10000 28000 80000 75.000 sia reaches me, and I can assure | be « gL to Ee n though, to hear the younger mod- ad x a ern generation there is returning to Sounder ideas and is getting TMild and Gentle. Never Loses its Good Effect to firmly believe that 1927 will see | ; the fall of Bolshevism. t avoid the ill effects of muscles that in time medicine of | accustom myself to the atmosphere | icconstipation. The stomach all kinds can be dispensed with. | of intense hatred between nations | cestral estate, with its castle, lo- | ' | poverty and hatreds in Europe to- : dav follows, in part: “Except for} the fact that I am glad to see my' people again, I must admit that my wT return to the Continent has been i rather a bitter disappointment to me. The misery and poverty of ; people here is overwhelming and | | wealthy, and of other ghastly trag- vou that reports of sufferings there | F ; . . + - “oo : , — ‘ NE ;, : ‘We Dr Cald ell’s Syrup Pepsin for Constipation. more and more tired of the sovietic Wy know how much more difi- gently and without griping. It so Finds Fierce Hate Everywhere. 3 Bowel muscles relax as age When peter learn of Dr. Cald- (and social classes that exists here es,and as you are naturally well’s Syrup Pepsin and see how | ana it is most depressing to find . ive, in time they work only wonderfully it acts they realiz€ that this fierce hate everywhere | imulation. You try dieting how unnecessary it is to use dras- seems to leave little room for the | cated at Riga, is now in the hands | hardly a’ day passes that vou do SE-~IN QUIETNESS, POWER, ECONOMY THE ENGINE IMPROVES WITH U ’ eddies. are horrible, too. Itis encouraging, ' tyranny Late news even leads one |} it is each year as you get trains the stomach and bowel “It is quite hard for me to again | wercise—then take medicine. tic salt waters, pills and powders, higher and nobler ideals in the | l written thirty odd years of mothers have given it to their ‘ Dr. W. B. Caldwell and babies. of kate and happiness | @emost successfully in his prac- Take a spoonful the next time “Again and again my thoughts | @misknown today as Dr. Cald- you are constipated, or have any | wander back to those good days I Syrup Pepsin and you can ailment due to constipation such spent in St. Louis, the friends there, ~ nder that name at any drug as biliousness, headache, bad and all the pleasant times we have | * “igs a | Willys-Knight imedicines, however, are not for these do but temporary good ihe te an benin | toelderly people any more and are weakening to most consti- — mh aid iy = Aa 3 Re ~ children, so vou will be tutions. Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pep- mi . oe ee pane atil Oe- ! - iknow of a particular medi- sin, on the contrary, is so natural ''°*° ‘Hal matters’ will sooner or | | oo. | hat acts as near to nature as ‘and safe (it comtains no narcotic ‘ater adjust themselves so that men | | - oe Roe Het been found. It is a pre- or strong drugs) that generations , W'!! again live in peace and peace- | K Rave ~ ful work, forgetting the present era | | ) 4 “~~ The “70” A sixty-cent bottle will last breath or indigestion. If Dr. Cald- had together. How is the French : age family many months, well’s Syrup Pepsin should ever | cjyp l bope. sti#é prospering. Six Sedan | e : ’ y Yau LC ’ ore Boag fail to do as claimed, you can have Please give each and every mem- ‘ ‘ Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin is your money refunded. More people er my very kind and sincere re- ‘ $ f pination of simple laxative use if than any other laxative in rards. and when vou find time. ‘ , with pepsin. It acts mildly, the world. write to me and let me know how , * > tha : le = matinee . . | Write “Syr@p Pepsin," 521 Washington St., ; acne —— you . ¥ . ‘rince Paul made many friends 3 } a CS Monticello, Illinois, for a free sample bottle. during the time he was in St. Louis, | wr ; fo b. factory and was active in social affairs. Former Russian Province. Latvia, formerly a Russian prov- | se neutralizer, full pressure lubri- | ST. LOUIS asm, te adie the aide 46 the mete: . . | ! of West Virginia It is one of the , oil-filter, air-cleaner; | | HOUSE FURNISHING CO. mee Dalkis takes “i Worth “Con. q a 902-04 Franklin Av. ker Europe, a a > = egg a. . ; 3 r. ~~ 909,709, an subsists mainly | “ aulic four-wheel brakes, extraor- through agriculture, the most im- = handling facility, road level- or greater riding smoothness, 1 OW Is the Time to Buy! westward of Tussi Deeenas an A triumph of Engineering Leader ship the south by Lithuania and Poland, pss Of chassis design, character- 1 Bia on the north by the Guif of Mtiga ° er Chrysler smartness of line, TE: and on the west by the Baltle Sea, Your first glance tells you that the improved, is the most powerful standard power-plant | ml ‘overnment authorized finer Willys-Knight Sixes are the most advanced its size in America. of mohair upholstering, strik- 7 ay | y : | ; ] ie 13 _ file estates of the nohili- lors. t | J | ee y by the state, but allotted cach of today’s motor cars. Because of its patented sleeve-valve principle, 7 | ais i= | titled owner abont 125 acres of’ his . . ; : re reasons aplenty for Chrysler : a ae Pee SaeDery, Ave San Seeing secs. New and finer body design is at once appar- this engine actually grows smoother, more , - ee tiga and Libau, Latvia's main port. . " 1 : . poenty rye : Vel) = nog ou THA ate Mua tives Sven. ent. Lower, more graceful lines. Truesymmetry, powerful and more efficient with every mile sensational sales success, re- | ip ae sian railroads. The trade of the i d { Pret flan rairoa (rad . a : n more come e. . in Chrysler’s dramatic rise from : ~ whos wr | country is associated closely with perfect Gig ch he Oat Roomiet e3 of _— : o 4th place. > eS ee) [that of Russia fortable interiors. Superior coachwork. It has no valves to grind. You never lay it up i AS re eee, | ‘HEALTH SOCIETY CHECKING Even a casual inspection of the finer ‘‘70" for carbon-cleaning. It has no springs to RECORDS OF TUBERCULOSIS Willys-Knight Six is enough to excite your weaken. It is practically fool-proof and wear- | SSS Going Through 5000 Nz Ss to De-| . dri car mil ; 90f. Wi Knigh motor, sO far we . =. : termine ‘What Machenen of | enthusiasm. But ve the ; A 25 . ride pr P No illys- C ’ as Whi i | will reveal to you a new order of motoring. [now, has ever worn out... tu atthe r si att, a ~ yo venapally ae } standards ou e : ite Enamel tal ! hether bh Far ahead of any performance y , he pe” portant product being flax. The | i1es, recovers or leaves the citv— ” the Tuberculosis and Health Soci- | have previously known: friends for Willys-Knight. They explain why ety of St. Louis has begun a check | P * & @onard R f of 5000 cagen Which were reporter Speed between 60 and 70 milesanhour =the _Knight-motored car has grown 80 tre- —.* 1 lar erriger ator ee eee oe | Lightning pickup—5 to 25 miles in 7% mendously in popular favor during the past 7 3 00 C : nt | “s -* ash > ; me} —Z $ | 45 ae t Delivers it $ 50 | These have been selected from| seconds : four years. ;' , a; - @Tl OT the season . 19 000 cases reported closed. hut j ¥ ° 4 ~* “81s large-cj- Be ae sometees alee. ed ciosed, but in | . 2 > aN NO ors. cons: trees ns ee ee eee ee PR _ Amazing power on hills—53 h. p. motor Please see these improved, finer cars... may y cas SSreain Se i tient’s whereabouts is readily avail- é' : C mM ay “k>. FF i ——s |able. In addition to iearning just! Quietness smoothness, flexib lity . We « 8 Ut its many sani- what becomes of each patient, the only the patented Knight Sleeve- Valve | , , ‘ PBuper d l0Tities 7 S. Special at study will include an analysis of : See Our Other Ads Part 4, Pages 11 and 13 lsex, color and age of each, the length | engine can give “70” Willys-K night Six prices from $1295 00 $1495. Willys- ' of time the case was known to the A a eet ee Se ee eee ae |Health Departmen 4 whether! Safety—the quic hest-stoppt ing easiest ° Knight Great Six, “for those who weaat the Gnest,” $1850 SERVICE AND PARTS 4 ; AI yi - | ame | the netviana! nea eaaliatatieneas handling car you have ever drieen to $2295. Prices f. o. b. factory and specificassions _ 3870 Washington BI. q beMOF LOUI “. Bs “jue epee an ‘tuberotlosis Ener Willys-Knigh Six pier He rsa Obie. 4 i cases, de ¢ lsory ! ‘ The engin ¢e of the “70” C ' terms. Willys-Overiand, LAMBFERT-GRAVES 3 iOUSE FU RAI 6 Hi 4 Ay G € 7 aid gg ee Ph am Aor = 4037 Lindell Bi. 4 90> 'GOE BRELS and Ci URNWALL | 7 a ne apse there are about ; : @ « 350 cases On record at the ECTRIC CO. ema, » poz EH ANIKLIN AVE. mE LMng camer roa Ae eat a “a ee in hospitals and under survefliance EAST SIDE MOTOR CO. SECOND DOOR FROM CORNER of municipal nurses. Granite City, Hl. ) Each British Oftisen Owes 4@87R, i LANDON, Meroe 12—The peed ish national debt.on Dea, 2 was - em see it ee —— /

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“ nth 1s alls See? . wr x ome) = oe ae Py ee Se ‘ —2 sey S Pr ay Xx te > Tap — YS ee tte! ee: * . % . ‘ SUNDAY MORNING. MARCH 13, 1927 _ __ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH _ \ On I Se oi Ts I NS ER i SRE REA = RI a EE. RR GRY ON RIEDSIEEEIN SD Se” nee sme a SERS Ss" Sala sens, PN SS aes IRI eS ele SRS NSS SRO ae orn © — MwMullifay “pe ill Mliljy, f ee ree . a EA ae ae ee “ or = EES SR aR omy , nr aeRO RaEs eto ect Or eit - or gk bs ie 9 OM tr oa 0 SOE OLE AROS DN IG bs _ PART SEVEN. WAY WIZ AT TIMES |S % DIFFICULT TO TUNEIN * Causes of Fading and Weak * Radio Signals From Big New York Station Explained. Reception in St, Louis of pro- ms from Station WJZ has been pone too good of late, whereas in January and February this statien came in on most receivers strong- ly and clearly. Thursday night WJZ came through to St. Louis as well as ever. But for a month or so most St. Loutsans desiring to listen to “Blue network” programs have had to tune in on KDKA. Like Lamp in Fog. Following is an official explana- ' tion from the National Broadcast- ' ing Co. of the spotty reception of 7 - ee gp Th RR ttle eed 7 ee ee en ee - - . see " i > “ . MET SGD LL iat a harmon: ere se aminasee re gh ge Ppt eatihabinchnnitpiet na a ‘ —. > — 7 RR ate AF aya ~ ‘sik ae gS, Re. ws te ee DRE es Las ; nan hee a Aen So amt tA Ne ene oe ogwter 4 +. 4 eel — — sa ~ m os: as einen! et ea ee ne PS GEE ERG EEY LEI MEL. ea eee ote he ae a * iehich Se "es se ee CO ORS D+ OF ete ees ese 0 oe Ow + rw * C6 Me OS Pe ee ree} @ ee ee oe ee Vd. 6.6 6m © ©... a .” ” SS RI eta aO ne ee Oe ne a time, being later restored to its ror’ as it may be termed, reflects | '-tradistinction to the ‘ground waves’ | se. , LEE LOE a gate cn eae 3 : Sapo Sas A Rs ee = 23 gore. 3 ee, ee 6 ©€6©6LOng distance radio reception ONO RRCCCRin....__. oie eenneameeeeniReeSiNeabameReNetebbaeeSetetiERtti, «= ah is ccomensunbtiaooneseeueuatiicamenseutuatsomeeemsete tien... anhiememmmatenemnneme PP ccesiccnives sic gh Se a ee 6 ee (by which is meant reception over a oe v ~ weN ” “ OSES oe iS GROSSE Se SS SSE SESS me xe soe “3 : bet SOR sie eee Bie: . were 333 Bi enc oonsapnae oh PERE » anasnn ELI AI ss several hundred miles or more) is ‘Aimost entirely dependent on sky | ALLE ae —_—— Sings With | Atwater K Patrick’ — | . In honor of § | Atwater Kent ra | this evening is ¢ , and to be given | [rish tenor, and prano. McQuha ‘in the Atwater ‘last summer. Me Bray, Covgty ° -and his family | r -McQuhae’ reer radio broadcast dethroning zz /@ return of s©0 | home. As a sug tion he said tha of letters he r | 21 Atwater Keat | mer, the songs 1 | quested jwere: | “Absent,” “a me,"’,"” Kathie “Danny Boy.” at er Shannon Flo | Marie Narelle _ftrém a tour of 4 'The program is “Kathleen Mavot “The Low Back | '“Believe Me If A Sar’ ce denadedniied Shed prt es . or, Tatler svat aliaatronre ~- npc pe toes laa ifmalaaeit gion tor . P oP ta . ae * THE NEW ROYAL EIGHT dy CHANDLER ~ . tae that glorifies all past conceptions of style... . Luxury that gratifies the fondest dreams of luxury... . Quality unspared in the way it is built... . Value unshared in the way it is priced! Magnificent is the one word of words that fits this car—but there is nothing in English that expresses the tinglish enjoy- ment of driving it. You can crowd the gas to it at any speed up to 75 miles an hour, and better, and ever load the motor! It gives you a new notion of smooth motion; quiet flight; boundless power. Everything about the car makes you feel that here, at last, is the last word in motoring. There are five Royal Eight body styles, $2195 to $2295, with every nicety, every convenience, known to automobile crafts- manship—together with a complete line of new Chandler Sixes, $945 to $1895: all prices f.0.b. Factory. We proudly ask you to see these cars. WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTOR mes aay CLEVELAND MOTOR SALES CO. 2815 Locust BI., St. Louis, Mo. We have open territory in Missouri, Illinois and Western Kentucky where we are offering an unusual dealers’ franchise with outlet for cars traded in on new cars. Get our 1927 dealers’ proposition. Retail customers, see your nearest dealer or write us direct. RETAIL DISTRIBUTOR LEWIS AUTOMOBILE COMPANY 4700 Washington BI., St. Louis, Mo. CLEVELAND DOWNEY MOTOR 5s 5628 Gravois Av., Riverside — Phone DElmar 4460 af METROPOLITAN DEALERS | JOHANNES MOTOR CO. i 720 E. Big Bend Road ‘~“ CORPORATION CLEVELAND, - L = | ‘, , SPECIAL .SIXES CHANDLER-CLEVELAND MOTORS BIG SIXES STANDARD SIXES Waves. But the sky waves, in| turn, are dependent on the heavi- Bide laver or overhead radio mirror for reflection back to the ground Where the listener can trap them. Anything which affecis the heav- lside layer will, therefore, affeet long. distante reception, There have been many specula- | tions as to the nature of the heavi- wide layer and the naiure of the | forces which produce it. It is fair- [ty safe to state that the heavigjde - layer consists of rarified air which | “has been turned into a conductor | Of electricity by Nght waves or. Other radiation striking it from the -8un or other sources outside of the | | *arth, When the light from the SUn or these other sources is capa- ble of producing a well-defined, 'SMooth, heaviside layer. the radio. waves may ba expected to cover long distances by means of prac- a ~e* Bis on the other hand, the heaviside | layer is ill-formed or irregular, long distance reception will be poor. | Sun Spots Also Play Part. ‘We have just been passing through a period of a maximum humber of sun pots—-those enor- . ™0Us cyclonic whirlpools of glow- INE gages on the sun. Solar condi- tions are much disturbed and it is HOt too much to expect that radio} reception over long distances will | _ irregular effects, although : Seal reception will remain quite gpl being dependent only on oe fSround waves. hea” the case of WJZ there have s) " nO changes in power for a Sonsiderable time. Yet in more | ‘distant localities the signals will | soccasionally drop considerably for tmp 'O be restored to their a “29 value later. Clearly there ig rerman’s luck’ In long dis- | = radio as well as in hooking | 3 tes any long distance enthusi- | Bins ‘Oo ls momentarily disap-- ‘ed because he loses a previ-. Ely reliable distance station can | consoled by. the though that | “ill probably not be long before | .“Roseen Dhu’® .., JUcally perfect overhead -reflection. 7 ing Young Cha “The Connemara “Kitty O'Toole’ . Mr. M “The tireen Hilly ‘Road to Ballys “Rillarne¥” ...., “Suppotin’”™” .... “The Dear Little Mme. — “Il Hear You Call “The Minstrel 8 “The Meeting of “Far Away Bellis" “Trish Names”... Mr. “| Saw from the “Cruiskeen La “Colleen Aroon™’ “Kitty of Colera M me). Duets— “Oft in the Still “Love's Young Dy Mme. Narelle + KSD PRt Daily—#: 10, © weather report Datly—10:00 11:00 A. ML” Medal Talks, Sunday, 6:20 Musical pr ward Bowes @ Family’ fren. ter, New York € 8:15. Atwater Kee with Alen Narilie in a program. _ Monday. 6:30 National “trif 7:00 Oid-Time . ual 7:30 Hires Marve ~— Sky Waves, again finding an } ee overhead mitror In their |} h. will be reflected back to him || > #ll their former strength. A bad \ of reception now and then _ > Occur, but the future outlook » ®enerally bright.” “ a gir ae j Trade Notes.. Some 50 Fada dealers attended Meeting Wednesday held by the -? oa b %

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as Wittt Va Why Z fui WY hn” SI1t/, 4 Yd, “my Y// Z GH VA ty ZW SSIS7 YO" SLUM TA YShtjy te fe Z ZZ +4 Vs Willis 4 _fftllliy ZZ 1, “anupf 4 au, os YY UZ fyvn ty 4 1, Ve keen al kin “Upplt 4G Z & J GH “fj 7224 “ttf if, ¢ Viuypf 7 4 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATC . hy aa Eat Sein ti eae . _—_ —~- = — PN ULITI7/, — ——— cm Se? PRA t SEVEN. ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 13, 1997. PAGES 1-40 nA Ae VO RENO Ne CL URED ye ‘ aT IMI WIZATTINES IS Soloists in Atwater Kent Hour — OPERA“FIDELIO” FROM S™%%.™" Scr." KC) T) BROADCAST ccs BY CME TTL How Felix Warbure. the banker. The | sheet ‘ } a ees, 0 | ] {| | r) “asa pape ps — Yi » ie eee PO a | KS TOMORROW NIGHT ro Bas seeresy igs nag St. HOUR (}f BEETH(IVEN RN —— rg met gener Betty Crocker, in her talk: from a i i ot al "iB *atrick’s Day Program For Jacobsen, first violinist, ernar “7c ’ WA ——— ig a eM 3 te = pe oe Wednesday Night. Ocko, second violinist; Loulsa Kauf- | KSD tomorrow morning, will de he ST “an. Bdigs » MR AIRE Ethie Tet ° eg TR Sas — man, viola, and Maria Romaert | scribe methods of creating @ cream 3 . - : . ree = f gS ae ase ee : \ snaoff. ‘cellist. “he quartet w i puff nning w s founda- 5 g and W f ee ee | 3 ae eet r son Broadcasting Co., whic ; © | % of Fading a eh Eee mess cm Mae ' @{| Beethoven’s Work Will Be)" *®roadcasting Co., which was) pamrosch and Stringed Quartet | Play two movements from the quar- | tion deseribing the shell of the S . : : ! , Rss Senn Se Be oe seit e ° a os ' . temporarily taken off the air whe = tet f BReethevé d i] sist | , ignals From Big New Fg ae tues: aE a New | ' yt en ; cay ets of Bee ‘in and wil] assis | Radio Sig! ‘ a aka , (fs SEEM ae > AF a Broadcast Direct From Ne iis transmitter was removeg from to Present Composer's Ramedech in ttle oreasntaie at) structure, mixtures which may be York Station XP ained. eee ee Pets : B he a ; = . York Studio. the Star Building. has gone on the Fifth Symphon y. “The Fifth Symphony.” used As fillings and recipes for Wied Be: Si as a Ee 4 cm: EG PRS, BOOS ET AS. ” wp iter sna gperetggs Dangers ee ee x F distant stations is well aware of the) ae — fact that long distance reception is huis ; iste Cg homage Bae ag 6 sii ln gornew hat temperamental. lor } T numbering Which pores eae YOURSELF P many months a given station may day. No. 3 in reality is No. 2 and marr 7 No. 2 is No. 1. With th , e Custom-Built ie heard clearly almost every night di : The action of the opera takes and then, without,previous warn- ; 5; . _: : ‘ ® ing. it may become very w ak for naeip§ in a Spanish ogre wha R ) r * restor to its | on Pizarro is Governor and Rocco ! ime. being later restored to its rae emier . oe aol j jailer. The porter of the prison, - Receiver ; te sire - 7 — | ‘ Jacquino. is in love with Marce!}- ina. daughter of Rocco. and she. i oa KEEPS YOUR SET NO MORE BUYING The cause of such a change in, at g signa! strength must eqcms some- Sings With M. ee N ‘elle . R Ae Will p : Ke ee in turn. is in love with Fidelio. ne sempre where between pes mnie Olilsgs | aan i a Cc In sities tac ste . c evnote ol acids induilchmuss ‘entities aiteetiiinid Hear this remarkable receiver. Compare the pure tone WORKING RIGHT . OF B BATTERIES the receiving set, as a £e 7 eects Atwater Kent Hour St. sw: Series to Be Broad- ...| asia Gickuien thas ‘bettas 60 eet quality with all the receiving sets you have heard. Test The Willard B Power Unit It is something like man po — kk ia ences ae nti te ehame tee Se eee a tel its ability to receive distant stations through local inter- Supplies ample B voltage on all jasts as long as your set; you ata lamp a mile or two eo : af ain. Capt. diated sik Sacediech a) teal ference. Prove to yourself that it gives just the kind of sets from one to ten tubes. No soon gave its price in batteries, lamp is a transmitter and the e) , : | nobleman. He has been imprie- reception you have been wishing for. Any of the men hum or foreign noises, no tubes and get better performance. listed below will tell you where you can hear a custom- to replace. Works equally well Sojution is stainless and non- is a receiver. On most nights the tiie: Rataibitiiy ah tent ian tad » visible. Sut In honor of St. Patrick's day the The first of new series o = ont peg - : lamp may be clearly \ se eaghaaes ser ie Rie shee pe one Rew. ¢ of Hed: Leahaba ‘tk wenn that _built Infradyne. They will build an Infradyne for you in on oa ble small tubes. Rtas, ‘corrosive. No changes neces- a dense fog may arise and persis Atwater Kent radio hour from KSD grams to be known as ‘‘The her husband is in prisen and has the type of cabinet to suit your individual taste. age Vvariabie up to 160 volts. ‘sary in set. igen oat tanita ate this evening is dedicated to Ireland | kite Cycle of Romance” wil! obtained emplowment from Rocco | ss—Q?? £09 sot ia oan or t he eye and to be given by Allen McQuhae. broadcast through KSD at disguised as a young man, Fidelis. Vv LIBERAL ALLOWANCE FOR OLD B’ BATTERIES ain it 1s 0 . a J Ate PD a. , : : ; : - : } : ome is responsibic, but occur- [Irish tenor, and Marie Nareile, so- Wednesday evening. The opera opens with a love JULES . BENEKE, | Your old B Batteries will be taken in trade, and a liberal al- IK ; scene between Jacquino and Mar- Factory Mepresemtative 1602-94 Arcade Building. lowance made for them, which will be deducted from the pricg | ; ea aed oe ee ze ogg * 2 . sg — : “ geinctes ae a a aa eellina. whom nage gee is teasing HAVE YOUR INF RA-DYNE BUILT BY of the B Power Unit. . conga . - . . Me than a hundrec mi be ; McQuhae recentiy asserted that an hour in length, will consist af with the despondent Jacauino. ‘part { raves, trave ob- ' :; ' , 4 ay = he sete ho ot Se radio broadcasting gradua!ly was an instrumental! and vocal presen- shortly followed bv Fidelio. who is+ fiiguely upward into € » Ove : ; ; reatliw fati “ae . “eae om trikes a reflector of radio | 2¢throning jazz and bringing about tation of the evolution of romaace Freatly fatigued. Rocco promises wally strike riecto! Marcellina’s hand te ridelio as the ; ven aituate 0) ter f up a return of songs of heart and and love. It will be offered by an Setag @ | 2 (nape open ee inh ; home. AS a support of this asse orchestra, with soprano and bari pomard for his mente. B > 7 = r 7 ‘ - CA r : ° - . oF | A = Cen 4T- 2s y Ss “% . re ( a’ ” 4 .* « in the atmosphere. lis reflecto In the nexf scene. while Don ; 3 aa} -—ree - *eelestis jir- tion he said that in the thousands tone soloists. ee , -ef radio waves, or ‘celestial mi “3 , ‘geph | . ec , Pizarro is givtng instructions to reflects Of letters he received ‘during his The first step in the “Cycle o ror as it may be termed, taeke « nanitat as sais ies ’ rtp a : ‘ a packet of letters is deliv- ” comet ¢ _o d. We:21 Atwater hent concerts last sum- Romance” wil! be presented in the 4 e the waves down to the ground : ered to him. one of which informs £ ft. uUis’ imest ann rgest Oo tore “— i ~ ~ ' a . , . . : . . 7 . a e “Y : . + » “oO. ‘ > »f Tate ~~ \ ei - “ } in oy a7 ‘ waves wh cn have mer. ine Sones most frequently T £Uu1lse Oo! spring . Ds Ol O\ ‘ P ‘ ‘ Ma. call th« se ‘ i hh? that Don Fernamdo is coming * ** o* *. _ > ** Tr P raveled through the relatively hon- , Guested ~were: ‘Mother Machree, O, “That We Two Were Maying, he next dar to i tf th : : 4 ¢ : ‘ £ - . a a s ! Rag " , Tet The Py ‘ od nena ! e ")S ; con- Absent I Hear You Calling will be sung as part of the half h adit. Pp" son - Fabsorbing air ‘sky waves,” in as h mer ‘ tts . - as heen in med it con- ® tradistinction to the ‘ground waves Me, , Kathleen Mavourneeén, hour. atin: abeawin reper tg “is bi — q - ‘ , . a é = ‘ ‘ 74 . = & Vv ,ye | . s ‘ « ta ; prosaically “Danny Boy.’ and ‘Where the Riv- The musical progr is t P 4s ° rai victims ¢ arditrary igh ov ing j which, traveling more d Pailin power. He at once determines that >» the surfac arth. are er Shannon Flows. ~ - @ *tlong the surface of the ea € RP ae a a eee ot ? eee ae Sinding Florestan shal] die and attempts to more speedily absorbed and lost. Mar ie Nar elle recently returned Rust ie of og > ‘ eae indi ix, bril R * ; } T jaa . a : ,: +4 ' ripe occ > n. alier | fré6m a tour of Australia. La ci darem la mano” from ce Sin ie ee he jailer | Heaviside Layer Blamed. : ; : os + Phat f es OS gp Re TRS SE The program is to be as follows: “Don Giovanni ..Mozart a first refuses, but subsequently, ec aation over “Kathleen Mavourneen’” ...Grouch “‘Au Bard @ufie Ruisseau’- pean -_ te pot ey 2 oe xi) = on ae — ; ALAR TS. —" 4 . “The Low Back Car.. Old Irish Boisdoffre, [18 the Brave, Fidelio has over- Re ular $275 00 Value = — jy" pf 7 j \ Peeveral hundred miles or sareeieia ted? “Believe Me If All Those Endear- “Oh «That We Two Were heard the sthemers and as they g ° = ~ ee OBIS, / 4 "1,3 Aimost entirely dependent on sky ing Young Charms”. Old Irish bs : , ! disappear sings the great area rT a Ee 4 Ys / : , Mavine’ eaegtas Smit me Waves. bul the Si} waves, In | “The Connemara Shore’. Fisher WLR, : ‘“Abscheulicher.” one ai. g the heavi ‘Kitty O'Toole’ Pr ctivee “Spring Morning Serenade Abscheulicher,” one of the most turn. are dependent on ine heavi- itt) } Ole : rotheroe ls . impassioned in the whole realm of pfide laver or overhead radio mirror M; MeWuhae ined ' , ’ fran music. The last scene of the act i ; ' . i* i . i ! _ = I se a ree + ba y iv ys = . . } . " __— tir 7 : . for refleculion bac to the ground en | rf ja . ee Romberg introduces a chorus of prisoners as Wh: re tne iste ner cal aj i r i} ; 4 4 te ~ . > t ey i Tri ¢ ; { i}7 ) ’ ,@> 4 rel ; he ‘ . » . ‘ ’ , ‘ t> in , ‘ | “ ake r} 7% f a 3 Bis , h t) i . pu 1! h . aA i fa? Al? Anvihing which a! cis neu amo faiivohe 19) and sunlight. after which Roceo re- ; +1} ' hn Aliiarneys 3 7 Iside Maver Wiii, therefore, ‘ wake E ates to -idelio his mnierview Wilh SUWPORIN Tr ; ‘ Alle . song cisiance rece pion, ; ae “Th p Dk sees } Epa pa a ANGLO-PERSIANS 10 PLAY Don Pizarro The latter orders the There many specula- jailer to go on digging*the grave. & LETELY ELECTRIFIED nave peen \ ‘ ; —. Re. ~~ 4 - ers. - " he . aint " tions as to the nature of the heavi- Mime. Narelte CLASSIC MUSIC FROM KSD The second act opens in Flor OW\W7 VW le WOH . enn iene nantes cage ge ne a Side laver and the naiure of the “I Hear You Call ng Me .Marshal! v 4on’e A : ‘ R . . . * ; mae A a) WON LIC MIC BIS 7 “a aii a _ Md a ae Sere * ree BMinetrest toe as In the Whittal Anglo-Persians’ | S'40’8 dungeon as the prisoner seés eady to operate from your light socket. Equipped with byilt-in : ee ES SO, NG, OMT te y , it ‘ . .. ee ae 4 4 - oir i ‘ AG, it ‘ , I i . tas ‘ - a* a Ae “a E = . ‘ - “ . - : : ‘forces which produce it. It is fair- his wife in a vision. Rocco and speaker, Exide A power unit, Valley B power unit with auto- 9. . 7 Hy = | (fy safe to state that the heavigjde . Far Away Bells Gorden on Friday evening. another com- Fidelio enter and begin digting the matic control switch. This cabinet is artistically designed in the 3 j fs i . k ‘ Lid 2d Be € ‘ ; ; aad, @e layer consists of rarified air which “Jrig] 1 eS om ’ | ; : amends sh ; : i AbSae . aati ai s ‘ ris ~ ) : ? n ia a . ‘ . . 9 eT ive 0 the CCC Vz j j T uxurio Renai . . : : wee ay ne position by Katzman Valse Rita. . . ompaniment of =e ssance period style LJ ( am [| ) {fan Bo = ABRLMOA BERK, mar | A a ° ' [—=—=—-—=_ ; ; TYREE YT ows gye.é | y 7 has been turned into a conducior Mr. McQuhae “111 be plaved by Andy Sanelia as: sepulchral music. Don Pizarro en- = mee electricity by light waves or “I Saw from the Beach”.. tani “| ters and after Fidelio and Rocco Z0 | CONVENIENT TERMS ((¢(( lm | ; | h a P @ther radiation striking li from the “Cruiskeen Lawn’. lrish saxopnone ines away attempts to stab FYorestan. a [ at 4 , Sun or other sources outside of the “Colleen Aroon” see @Strickfand Other selections 0) this popular | pigeiig who has been watching q ptarth. When the light from the —— of . | ry Bere distance reception will be CENTRAL STANDARD TIME jubilee. bere eee” = UTAH UNIT F peor. = s4)) . | 9 ' = . mato . : crafts- P ’ Un Spots Also Play Part. 545.1 Meters 9900000000400004040000000010004 iit | oS + Ye L. a ] f | : We have Just peen passing Daily—$:10, 10744, 11:40, 12:40, 1:40, 2:40 an o:4 market and ARBORPHONE iit al | weather reports. 12°40 and 1:40 news bulieti GUARANTEFY” RADIO SETS Special. | § R | $50 00 V l Complete ( § 9.00 e2gzu ar + a ue the Call Hi land 2410 Any Time " Lapeetiens = [ : NOLTE ELECTRIC, 6812 West Park dv. . ) k Ou Bho iTreguilar effects although ward Bowes and the “Capitol fee 10ca | a Famils from the Capitol] Thea | MISE Movie : F reception will remain quite ter. New York Cit) | 8:00 P. j gpa being dependent only, on | Ipana Troubadout Radio S ° This rich walnut-finished Speaker Table is distinctive in ap- e cround waves 8:15 P. M. | 8:30 P adio ervice . ) | pearance. The compartments, with doors opening in front, keep 4 1 the case of WJZ there have MS = te Re wh e i dae | BP ss hai ae Wee Bie , : all batteries and power units out of sight and protected. A “n nO changes in power for a with Allen MeQuhae and Marie | 9:00 P limited quantity at this extremely low price. 4 8 8 as ne I : “patter , . : rs lok" lay P'°nsiderable tim: Yet in more Narille in a St. Patrick's Day “ Complete testing of your 2 50 icin, vDreo Pal i mit rot TS ® disian: program | _— set anywhere in cit; e localities the signals ill : | a anes | ‘ ; occasionally ares : miattinatiie pice Thursday, March 17 « gy Rt — Be wy CO ¥ : While, to be } hither To their Monday. March 14 7:00 P. M. BLACKWELL RADIO ° as ie mg Value later Clearly there 6:30 P. M. ' South Sea lslanders SERVICE CoO. 4 9 | =, “erman's luck’ in long dis- National “tring Quartet 7:30 P. M. 2852 GRAVQIS AY. B | “ble cat py" vee jy _ Town.” A uthorived fader PAs and CONVENIENT TERMS i - radio as ell as i cj Th ass of Limerick Kentucky where we are ae peso ses. 7:00 P. M. ’ “9:00 P M ¥F AD A Dealer ded mon new cars. Get a ; ‘But any long distance enthusi- Old-Time, .nstrels | Goodrich Zippers. | i oe 6 «(Cho is mentarily isa p- ° i _ i 7:30 P. M. | Friday, March 18 We Also Handle a Complee Line of 5 : “ Mecause he ioses a previ- Jie ar, esters ’ “ s msly reliable distance ip can cand geen .: 7 8:00 P. M. UNVERSAL REFRIGERATORS me oMsoled by the though® that 9:00 P.M. munignes Copter petits - a “"! probably not be long before teks ges o) aa A CAr ae 8:30 P. M. ; Equi fe sky waves, again finding an |f Gt2né Opera Co. ander the di- a France Orchestra ) P EVENIN Eliminates B batteries. Equipped _ “a ee : rection of Cesare Sodero . imina , E V E L A N D.,, O H I O - | ehent overhead mirror in their me 9:00 P. M. SAT ‘ with the famous RAYTHEON Be: Whittall Anglo Persians | i 1ON GUARANTEED : tube. Improves reception; oper- “A. will be reflected back to him ‘ St Biels tnceser stramitt Tuesday, March 15 9:30 P. M. 7 t from one to twelve 4 ‘ . gt mn. A bad ue V> be . =. . ates any se > 2 | ll of reception now and then : 7:00 P. M. Dance 11-0 p _ ~~ em 9 I hone Orest 5089 tubes. Plug smto your light socket. "y occur, but the future tlook om :00 * M. either alternating or di- - \ re nerally ' ee ou rine \ ihing: The HH & kK. Coffee program rect. Cannot injure bat- bel y 2 > Y Home Reina 7:30 P. M. | ty ee Manet Matar Danes Be: __ Complete Gi. ections : Expert Radio Service in Your : a ° | chestra. ; rade Notes. The Jotis Bue Ke} e Bakers of ° . wwe : *“‘extras’’ te buy. Why : 4 | ; me 50 Fada dealers attended Ciacinnatl, Saturday, March 19 eo a gues | on y : = en can / ‘C hes. by the 8:09 P. M. 11:30 A. M. ge this swlendi@GUAR- , iy — our ; | 5 eg, “The Meeting of the Wate Moore program broadcast throukh KSD BOAO 4 a a : . through a period of a maximum ; : . , , Daily—10:00 A. M., Laclede Gas Light Ce Service Period. ae m 8Umber of «1: { . @ j | : : li e f 7 0 1} ot su} pots (hose enor- 11 O40 A. MM. Monday. Wednesday and t , ida. ' tt (“rocker Gold I } ( ) m Os cyclonic f glow- Meda! whirlpools o Talks, | ing Cages on the sun Solar c 1i- 8 5 : all ete ae oak te Sunday. March 13 Wednesday, March 16 5 ne 100 much that 6:20 P. M. 7:30 os M. ad de de he bh oo oo 990000004 h 1o expect radio ‘offee program vig statie. f( oncert q rele ion ove } long distange a le. distriet ‘ale . . : J sales manager for tadio Cavalcade. by the Columbia Phonograph Co, R. B. SPECIALTY CO. STANDARD SIXES Bi atts imegee Yor baa Se WB, SEEGIALTY 00. | - 4 . : a

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PAGE 2C BROADCASTING UNDER ===" GROUND TO BE TRIED ===: _ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH __ SIOUS MUSICAL PROGRAMS © a ON WEAF AND WOC TODAY = aS DS oy a a mt : ear ft > eer ‘3 ~ > - 4 Re 4 — > ies ba be td x 3 9 y = ay ¥ a4 a es ee RELI wil! » Notehook evil mm. 2 ‘ nrogrran reéme ranges rieoreset will be hronagccas! uUnGaerground and Wor om the Young l¢ ne: A rs re or 4 Orie bi gy +. } Cae eu n + aa : f \ } rant K Oo ‘ ik, * 2 iq) ‘ ‘ ‘ The $x nt ‘ S f the a — tion sratert ( ‘dean. plies te Members of Se ae : Sy ees a ie at Beers 2 Si. a Venth ‘TIZEr RADIO > GEOG BSS P Ce Nr an 2 WAR ais Sagas aimee yeh OME? . WurR $39 0 525 1006 Olive Street East St. Louis Store 309 Collinsville Av. AE Re MS OE gis a ake Seinen jes ci Bags myer > meniek sp * R DIAL ong ites 10°, OFF fon All Radio Areresseries and Sap Strombere-Carison RADIO PEALER all models on display in eur shew We will be clad 40 demonstratc ant model in veur home NORTHWESTERN MOTOR & RADIO SUPPLY CO. Open Ev enings. Radio Service Club F ALEXANDER RADIG A ELIA TRE COMPraNnyt, 11h Olive (:Artiéld OOLT 7 " 7 ~ * hee Month fy Hn iment. with harp .Tl- Bat hs Fiumoresque RN (IN K Viking vocal symphony Spaexrr * «Chiari): ““Drigos tenor solo with vocat :, ) ‘mphony and harp: “Largo,” from ! ‘ . Ueoud> the New Wor Symphony” c \A ry! P| t I Pu 5 ‘ cit csitE tis: Orn Sor0 wi > KSD HARVESTERS TO AFRICA \ wel prog! . , When the program of the Hires 5 esters ts broadcast bw KSD at - ~ a Irrow ve c tus rn , A. neat tag el ) a \ : MaArvesl.ers B nakinzg a Mu- . = Q } wor ane “ | p r € nto Africa bs . ELSvt Sudar ind he fa rag Congo = \ Sra \ | fe ~ iOoOws ” ware} os lkre \ L} Matter Berl EZ \ 5 (“ris Yellow ed . ~ Co. eg and broadcast at 4 gYw. WHAS, WSB WSM -ys and orchestra wii! The Songs of - Florence Eas- omar esneuet exchestre: _— the Volga Boatmen Mario Chamlee - Brunswick orches- | [eran ie Mol FULL E $3. rRE* BATI $4.75 List, Extra-ti B4S VE | 0c Large Size * + Herbert-Lang- | Easton with male) Hard Ttimes Florence Eas- | Mother Taught Mario ‘(ham- i Glen-Metcalt : : ; : — ~ - ~ on : , - : > i eid English ballad, ‘ gring accompaniment, through ._KSD on Tuesday WAU (293.335 9): WPG (299.8): WF and KOIL (309.1). Chicago stations were “sitting ea n the front yard” throughout the tests, which were conducted . | the early evening, because so mal persons wanted te see what thes could do that it was taken to ti places each night.. | (306.9), Extra: ) Gone I Won't t esol You,” av’s Programs Charging Gee Satins. ig The size of a battery will how often it must. | charged, but it is a geod . charge it at least once a | The best ft a battery is in the day ‘ night, so as to interfere eels th neigh bors, dgase the type of charger is em Or d that bethbers them. 5.1 5 ae K. C. the € ‘apitol Thea- t Heur of trish musi KFQA—261 M. S20 FF. Wiese ry ic. KFUO—s4s. I M. AY, 3:38 P. Mo—Poreign- RADIO vl t “WE WILL NOT BE we A ORDERS SAME DAY Syne P. 7 In-Houwur CONE — — + EE z0-4>wzmw > Ox—280.2 M. IN FACTORY SEALED ©) AND GI S2. fo) va ive Q.R.S. “REDTOP” Trpe UX*TMA Tuber “LI. RTL) MARAE DE FOREST BRANDES Phosegraph Altach- ments. $11 value S$ FL wag oo rows FRESHMAN Cha gers $18.50 wn aoe &. %. ot ture SAAL Pedestal @neekers $6 50 value COLONIAL hy oy Sets. S*7 50D value $3 Allowance on ¥ GOLD SEAL Sterage Battery FROST Muset'e Speakers. Si250 walve_ 26 . sae Pr. io ges Chargers. $19.59 value ERLA MARWOL 5.Tube Sets $30.47 va ue enter ERLA Cushion ype 21. SL* etvbed oe SONATRON 1912 Pewer Tebes Sif iw one Speakers Allowed on err $1.25 - 1'@. 2. B.—terry- «highway Presby - Sermon by Rev. S, £8@0cteate sec- > Churcs Federa- ~@Peration in the Re- } i‘ i > i vale... i $75 1) Horn Speakers. s..58 - a . * | in cp be seed on Sur ow

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| fi: ae | m ° j DISPATCH __ = ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 13, 1927 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH PAGE 3C , AAIICIO’ Th) | CURRENT CA me oT VALLEYTONE RECEIVE | —J| eA 753,, hutch servic: 8:90, muse) WHE. New York (454.3 6008 ge : 80 Ao Tr | IN IN | C R PACITY OF PHI i GHA | N lV R, IN | | _ cai Egy ee servicer: 8:30. musi "are Ludlow, (oo0 oe ate 2 Wh po be ay 580m-570he)— ‘ , a + 240k wo u 344.6m-870kc)—8, renin? new receiving sets : MISTS * 2% KFI, Los Angeles (467m-640kc)—8, Rus- | WCBD, = Zion. (344. ; ° E\ enin,s. 4 '- The B vo > fist, {o Be Sol ies Lo. A? he ] | the other Tre sdav night & a ~}: rsica) m ake 2 orga! ’ mtal: » str imental trio. celestial —_ % a ; | violinist, flufe | —-_ —_— t3 vVailable for audio Powe, { elasasical music: lan } s. a ane. baritone. ° j b ‘? ’ rr i . _ hd a 7 ] - - CAI + » been increased, while at Fa 7 —_——— it brought in PWX, Cuba, so loudly orchestra; 12, orchestra, sololet, COO, ' Minneapolis-S Paul (416.4m- | STAR 13) — : time the ¢ . lie ithat it ' .s ; [FNF. Shenandoah (461.3m-650kc)—6 :30, 2 Oy yg enantio — ' mse -of humor will beni k Pages “Re shad vOltaga hos “2 yetropolitan Opera svars, rhat it could be heard all over the " solden Rule c rele, 7:30, church serv- | er osama “0 municipal organ recital | ACK 6 J tk | a ee) ‘ “-e 4 , . ™ e : : we Pw @ » HUI . - 4 ye ** F he Eveready hour). ; stds : Silage low, his is chamiee tenor, and. Flor-,; house. On nights when it was pos- . WEBH, Chicago (370.2m-810kc)—7, ar? SQUARE sa 0 ~ 5 a ming from ASD. | resist: ails i 7 en Uae. 08 low. Memon, soprano, and Max. sible to break through the static og vem org spur aan Mas a ae PT : : : ) ; part of the pro- | pring ectrolytic rectifiers am violinist, are to be so- eo age ogee Pe a pie WENR. Chicago ( 260m-1130ke)—0:30 Authorized “ Dominates . uicotrons. AS @ resy] ie poted at ea ae tee ae ltaa te pular program: stage produc r d to humor that Suit, the % ‘ Srunswick-Col- Francisco rene tists. Fre m th . lerd Reci Come bted oOo nu 0 ‘bea condensers are not at any ‘ filtes a gp the next B : in K FY] Los Angeles and Mexic . : ’ wake ; eT (475.9m-630 sh an , , e ‘ ae stele a in music. Fhe jected to excessi\ oa iMe sub. 2 Oo. hour, and broadcast at ' a as 1 ©; little symphony. 2 ES eee Masterpiece | RADIO 3.5/1 reat, giving up te 90 : aS ;' CSSIVE VOitage strain ~ o 77° ‘ity AY , ‘ - ; | ;, | | . — a.”’ a comparative- ee a : Ollage Strain, . - night from WJZ, | City. WJZ, KDKA, WIR and the KHJ. 148 Angeles (405.2m-740kKe 9, | = Field full wave of the power = aa 4 = ai . ign, arrangement : , : Gaunt. will be «i ww : ow . f 7 . . ‘ iring of the parts inside the It is not the | pave been improved and «j - kyo ‘ : 4 oe . et ee. Yar . : Snip ; b "¢ he af }] ne j F y ne icke | = . . oo ”, - he it | 4 hits of “Tin Pan | An improved type of B voltec. ae cnorus and orchestra w} e night the Valleytone picked | gpo, San Francisco (428.3m-700ke)—8 | Installation and 30 DAYS Factory Representative er . iAne , ita € ’ +h y , | / = 4 » ; o : renestra: | 35 . a5. CoOnce ¥ rt of cartoon idea | juster, mounted inside S° ad- Me we Song of the Volga | up WJAR, Providence, R..1.,. At} orchestra; 8 iielitoenis OP ay SO a ° . ‘ iw : ; : . rehestra; 12: Cal rnians, | er ic permits the adjust: ; the cage 4 and “Goin’ Home other times it got WLWL, New Pa ing es s yooh i Gd Cie : | > | free service on any Radio & Co em aoe SSE SS. Lic Aad Stment anc ‘ 9 2 sae . till at ee ss : : . mmston 3 —t . ‘SUK eee awe | w ; ; i MME diss lones fo. cn a setting em eam follows: York; ‘WRC, Washington; WOR, tm church service:/9:30" pianist. quartei. | eng Ine | y, set purchased at the Jules W. Beneke . ew to American § amplifi _ . | ° a . a q ; * . ‘ a" ro . "4 -_ i : md ; i ‘ » * wp. by hettelby, is the B socket power—like the ao 7...” (Nicolai); Florence Eas- | tions in the East. § :30. Na- | iS STZ | St. Louis, Mo. —_— ’ “ ry aie . ; SEIEIEAE AE IER LIL ALA IL EEL ee ; /and station interference it brought eee ae eee ee ee Me ee ‘s 5 and { ee WHAS. WSB WS M - standa rd ¢ ‘hicago stations came in ehurch servic 10, estudio program es ast ‘strong and clear. KOA, Denver (322.4m-700ke) — 8:45. han No Better Transformers Available} hy st | urch service ease, with geevine elite SEND YOUR GROER run bn Street Sketch.” | universally applicable to se “onnais- Tu Le Pays,” from | kinds and sizes. .” (Thomas); male chorus, | All terminals are inside the cash prunswick concert orchestra: | All and all wires enter from the back Song of the Volga Boatmen; Models through suitable insulating «bush. 1 ik orchestra - Sjamamonet ings, leaving the front of the socket Maud); Matio Chamlee: “Re- on | power unspoiled by unsightly wires, of ' Armonia,” from ‘Tosca ts of al] th, Sete 0 Rell RE ARAGON IG 2 ee ae ; | SR Muni); Max Rosen: Humor- | | | POR COMPLETE PARTS |; | Display | (0-TUBE INFRADYNE SET £ isvia): — gmnleceep iota, Sexe Steele write nr parts end jnstreg: \ /\ 18 |. Byerch of the Toys. rom | | you to build one for them. Marvelous to ity : ss ) SN: a ~ONT yt 3249 | STARTLES WITH PERFORMANCE ee Toyland” (Herbert-Lang-_ MAIL and enormous volume, The beat for the | ti) NER Fae ON! Six tubes ~-One Control | Pe | N re | ‘Fhe Infradyne receiver. whi ® florence Easton with male é MONDAY SPECIALS only 3.5. No C. 0. D. orders accepted LU a NS TE EN A A I Six Nf y, ») ———=s has been awakening growing Sel “ard Ttimes Come Again | ORDERS VIKING RADIO LABORATORIES rr = RP d nore oe \ est among those who like to build «” (Foster)> Florence Eas- | > i FILLED | 122 W. Austin Ave. Chicage, tit. HOUSE Z U rPeNISHIN G CO. . \ ) | cruising with that has been deviseq je” (Kreisler); Mario Cham- j \ their ow 4 ; ther Taught | . their own sets, is one of the most “Gongs My Mothe 4 — 1927 MODEL SETS 1120-22-24-26-28-30 Olive St. Cup a 4 VENIENT Using 10 tubes—four of them in @ Pleading’ (Glen-Metcalf); : TERMS a special amplifier—it really does @§q@orus with Brunswick or- RADIO DRY C ELLS S 4 al Ld 4 bring in any number of distant sta- 2 “Goin’ Home’ (Fisher- or Amazing ) ‘tions “like locals.”’ ; Brunswick orchestra: | FLL TEST FRESH STOCk.. d Discevery va fe) eve r in | It was tried*out briefly two ij Poi” (Hill). | LARGE $3.75 LIST 45-VOLT UPRIGHT—Guarantee For Any Radio f 6 p.m. brought_in more Stations by the Jolly Buckeye Ba- | Not Over tant stations roll in! cast at that period of the dav. Br through KSD on Tuesday | | B 45 VO LTS Customer. fied. 7 techme | ' later, with KMOX and WGN on * | Ne Mee writen: "Heoctte borend ab on | 3a = M | (Old | | va. | Ynemasammmmmm ich to point an ion after station 288.3): WAU (293.3); KRPC (296, 9B); “Rocked in the Cradle | im Raticg eee Pom a d stati stat ‘ , a / hi , aT 't For Tou,” 4554 Maiden St., Dept 58 | yt Ss dhe nig ee een. 2 \ | . ° ° Chicago stations were “‘sitting out J Gone I Won't Forget You,” Chicago, !11. =" ) Pan OP ig Nae Te meee date ae ie ata i\ | device on this new Freshman Radio. the early evening, because so many, ; ie BURGESS—22%~ volt B | 00 Type UXI12 Amplifier 75 : : . ., ms | ies, $2 size. Tubes. T; \00 oe persons wanted to see what the set GaN ay S Programs | are i ’ nce i lg ay C ne é i 5 TT nes 4 5Oc value Special | ae mm 6. ZS QAinz Ce | noeesecoess State . i i he f a“ y at - > — ; : a 5 R r eats ; Satie | : ~ _ y : i . ” | The size of a battery will des @eSDAY, 6:20 P. M.—Two | | With plug 100 feet | aL 5-5 ' hee es. “ ’ / the different wave-lengths and tune out the, | allowing you to listen to eactly the station oo Ns Rat Ly ADAG An a RN Oe i A OO hla oll spn hte DS gerne oe get Neder i sett interesting to construct and go air Pen *“ 2 dank ere Mace, eee Le . ger olies cuanto rates Se or AAO ARLE EAS Ng LIE Sh APOC a les, hel Selig ik lay he i PBN a CO RT AG NAS ORIRE 9 PS See L ‘ 4- fe ee ee ee ee eee ermine how often It must Dele ryticabeatbec: Mm | aawcaxaate™” $B OG Hemera. $3 00 charged. but it is a good plan to @iNew York Citys - male orlte af : Special : charge it at least once a week and gm *: ‘ lien _MeQuhi ’ regulariv. The best time to charge iid Sour of Iriah mu a battery is in the day of after mid- Seema . a Bipvorak); Max Rosen: “La SOLD ON LIBERAL TERMS NO C. 0. D.’S Peete: 1120-22-24-26-28-30 Olive St. ASIF. mm —— nights the past week in St. Louis, ie ——?—— - Tested as EVEREADY Why confine your radio programs and showed ‘selectivity, sensitivity Jag’ PROGRAM ON KSD You Buy CONNECTIPSS ie HF = : - 45 that the tester had any idea broad- demaie quartet as their first $4.75 List, Extra-Heavy Duty $ 10 3 Batteries SATISFACTION CUARANTEED i . is 1] include: Orders. the air, the Infradyne brought in program Wi! INCAUGE. | a , ae £5 ~" ‘ | ii . tnd ROL (305.9), and KOKA fp Yasibond.” — (Donaldson): Stoll A.M a ee Bh comes in separately, clearly and dis- Hazieton Laboratories, i! | Bae tee ee a Bree iy in the front yard” throughout the Bose). ee. $3.75 map or $2 15 $8.50 ota TRICKLE 4 25 L) Send “The Distanc ’ , Wae —- aie miei Sages a eee . + . 8B = anal dtg nr gsr eg oF, inclosed find $1 (MO. stampeereecth || MU” | | = | Its amazing‘ power allows stations 2156 Tubes. Ea., 5.1 M.—550 K. C. | $1 LOUD SPEAKER EX- 5Qc ARKIAL WIKE-—_ 29¢ i weet | , to be tuned in right through the locals. Its and “punch” that wehe a ’ gee “ye te pe yp ge ; : s .. niment ‘i11 ai © your ot accordigg to our i the dials between 5 and | Bring accompaniment, W VOLTS coated tenteutiions and preste—sote the dis- Deen ec nee nnn nn ' to a ' Your money instantly refunded if rou are not eatig- f ERELY turn the dial from point . , ” a | ; ; OF Sayre i,= ‘ clearly WREO (285.5): KFKX @ Gently Sweet Afton” (Old | 60c Large Size 4'2-Volt C..30c 22',-Volt B. 08 | — . ond . 9 : , : 4 a S Bs = é and KOIL (305.9), and KDKA @ Vagabond,” (Donaldson); O ee tinctly: The one dial is the only tuni 209 Mee Days,” (Reed): “When xX ra eClia S H y! e e 18 e nin ay hg : No Mail Orders y . tests, which were conducted only in ic iaicicteitiaes — | Batteries Half price st Send C.O0.D_ pl! , nD . 0. . plus emeall postage added. from a great, could do.that it was taken to two @ - 1% BURGESS RADIO HEADPHONES — Lor three places each night. , | K Ss Dp , DRY CELLS— : —~35e $4.50 List Brandes. ; $1 19 ~ ao Charging the Battery. 4 : TENSION CORDS— Stranded: superior construction and efficiency separate ~ . 7 bead i eS -_ tn a te ee ree ee ‘type of charger is employed that PNDAY, se PB. MeServices 6-VOLT A BATTERIES Light Secket | bothers the iii. : th Church of Chris eo AMP.” Fully Charged : Ne- Batt R : KFUO—545.1 M SPECIALLY 7H: sew! Farthéally reproduces ' 1 4 : PRICED.... ee ie, voices and every musical g ADIO VAR ITE ge 5 ees ee eat Ol Bictnes Vises ‘T LLtARLE~ | QRS A OS es S 39 found with Radieand Rado fam | rings 1Ou iones - | 80 AMP.. F}——- J Cased—Bail Hand! it | iF r my night, so as to interfere as little as KFQA—261 M. “RADIO STORAGE f 1 1 , Ny - a j _ . possible with: neighbors, in case the 1150 K. . ELAL gL : | 1 Ht | . ) 7 Kad ( FREDW STLIN of (— * i - that you desire without bother or interference) S22 P1 NE ST. Addres | rices. Hear the tone test ~. and with fine “WE WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD" | MB: Rey Mo Mangelsdort, , \-Hour. Ad- | ~ , ae ope . UTAH 1 927 B “Adversity Works Pati. 15’ Bell Horn Stabilizing Detector Unit : | | ee Music Men- : . ' .™ " S WHISKER— : ; mu f \ Ai rte NO CAT'S V By CONE SP wr pd Address — . "eon § A FIXED Mode! 7-F-J which is the result of scientifically constructed Prove audio transformers perfectly designed and Rev L. A Wi A | | Seer a P, ite ae , Unit 12 WONTHS GUARANTEE ‘| Them at.... eP. M—Harry Lange's sg gale d eo nt tb Ren dt roan Renji | } on ie | i- | ~ | IN FACTORY SEALED CARTONS . ¥ perena- . F | | AND GUARANTEED he Sa || NEW SETS—Special Sale on Floor andj & ‘ , ; fo . M—Skouras rothey r-E 18 5-Tube G-Tube Af $45 6Tube ~4 osies a DV3 Type 199 Tubes. 98c . } Orc hestra . wean ube $23 Crosies $30 ( onsole $78 - E. E. R | F Y standard hese . aaa s J Q.R.S. “REDTOP” 89C BE wow Cinderetixn ll Window Sample Radios | “—s hecbeill | BRANDES $2 25 | hay. M. 4 ELIM INATOR Prowse, yxtt— Speaker or Phono $1 45 | ; Yy N Distance This Exquisite Console mS - | 5 Eeemesreeh Attach ° : Se : | eet Penctances teh ize our ixew Distant stations often broadcast on exactly the same is one of the most beautiful pieces of furniture ever ? w AY m4 y use by attaching to ; F Bacreg ae 4. W.—Lec tu reé : eleetric light socket. mes A) Scriptu : "4 Guaranteed. Special Zor-aorwvinmy Type UXLO1A Tuber, + srenestra | SLIGHTLY MARKED—GUARANTEED PERFECT OPERATING ORDER $2.90 value mente. $10 value, FRESHMAN csortibba: Bes ~One Control wavelength as locals. This new Freshman setissopow- _ offered toadiscriminating public. Sturdily constructed Beaiane ie : $5.89 % : ; ae a ms m / SPECIAL TUBE SALE |;997 moses B ALKITE FRESHMA erful that it brings in stations from all over the country. with vigorous finely proportioned lines, it is panelled mb | AST ERPIEc |. E | i eit’ ourt MProfescor eet, Muntsch Sandie COT ee oe Sometimes it is desirable to cut out the distant station of carefully selected genuine mahogany—The BALKITE ero : _ eee | a. SoS S ore $19.50 value. PRA SD broadcasting on the same wavelength as the local to burl maple inlays afford an unusually appealing con- Cha-cers, $19 50 on), :* mole aching race | $ EL . 3 ie Ricrtoctir chicliel. | SAAL $12.95 } Pymrgihe Absoiving | | sesmmanneeemenes f and A Power tait, DODD Equip it with the switch indicated on the panel of the set. type lid closes the entire set when not in use. xternal Co Speaker ; > rs | Strit oS ee Standard Base come ee, $2495) 0 even | CHAS. FRESHMAN*-CO., INC., 2626 W. Washington BI, Chicago ugh eemiovs-Cankeon Chargers. $19.50 value Larry | Pin saad ea : Aerial Kits, ) This device suppliesa S"% Allewed on Vorr oi Speaker 4 : » : Headphones Cables bl: equipped with volt- ae ges m6 9 162 RCA $18.00 UZ “ABC” Power Supply ) am. C. | lers.” Mea, g obestra; 6:00 Do } complete eq: | _ renin $2.95 Meee estra: 626 No Nome Steinite Noise ! eu prc ts fe RLDS GREATEST RADIO $12.50 value. —aee fm Eliminators 135 volt “B” Battery : _ TERLA a $8.95 - ; Genuine Baidwin Battery Wire “ft - en LOTS r — - a \ > MRE | p $1.25 Electric Balkite Trickle or Battery current and IR id PE MARWOL $12.50 Be, *gbway Presby- Soldering Irons... 78c B Eliminator Acid. S9c RAB A a | ee ea ee by & Storage Raftery — 642.5 44-Vaol . ° . . . . . . ° $2. (X12 1% 19 B Eliminators $24.95 which you are listening; if so, just pull out the distance trast. Contains a large built-in cone speaker. | MC. Rimmer * De Forest DL, Type 201-A T -| Shumscreutcibercte, | | St Allowance on Your O18 Sproker. JHMM Pm: SL - wee tit | comp [anteed:-800 on "39 c|/# FRESHMAN : at accessories. orLoop. | I COLONIAL Miche 1 gr Matrimony,” ee a each c Hear it today —« any Authorized FRESHMAN Dealers— Operate it yourselg berg-Carlson guarantee GOLD SEAL $7 ah 4 Rin ly ~~ hen purchases are Siorage Battery o 4 ~~; 5 900 i. Irches.- —— jie" $18.00 Cone S current,9 volts of‘*'C”’ une Bets an automatic charger $38.50 value 4 ees, oe | Steinite Interference or aaa ERLA 39Cc Bc th ration ti redera- Siow Torches. SOC serial Eliminators: | 69c for your‘A’’ Battery; WE WILL FRESHMAN IN YOUR HOME Cushion Sockess Wire—Enameied: \“ and ‘x Transformers. . | all of which are regu- TT Ai) So ott deat ak gates Seer 8 lated and turned on | DEMONSTRATE A MASTERPIECE NO OBLIGATION Special bes +e ‘Variable Grid Leaks $25 Horn Sp ’ oid a b UBA LC stu - Voltmeters ‘| Window Lend-in Strip.... or off automatically . EJ EC | RIC CO -- meee “Corier, Leite 7 Aerial Eliminaters—Spec.. 4g iAgatatag Arreaters . : ss SONATRON z iZ P nll Rlecmgers nite ta ‘ Ajax Crretal Seis—Specia!l S125 Pewer Tube Adapters by the switch on the PINE ST 112 Power Tubes Sy Q 9 Or Bam in the Ae Steinite Crystals 3 for 81 : for . A ~ pincer eS ..78e F ' 904 ° ran be t i v ola -™* Man” } sty Mi Phene Piug* _ ShciCensele Cabineta—‘ perctal, sill Meine ie sa os Se pete «Aes ae Pillmay sees deca S3-Piate Vartiabie (enden- 84.9 Pane Oo your Set. Cetra! ogi GT a 86.5.0 Manhattan Bakelite aerrs a os wee | DANSTROM 4 3 : * | nd | | a ti Hydrometers ie ties Ie Variocouplers .. Ask any Authorized Fecshuean LET Us ASSIST YOU TN CHANGING OVER Y PR | | J Accommagates fram oc Ses Face From My || CROSLEY, STEINITE, Dealer for a Demonstration. NE COMPLETELY LAMP th and Cass ||| 228 ae | Beg AUTHORIZED rreeo.cisemann DEALER pe RECEIVER TO 0 i : RADIOLA |

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Oy de ce a ee ee i coe ee ot en cc a SAEIIE BRR I eee 9 Deptt ear . SUNDAY “MORNING, MARCH 13, 1927 __ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH__ ) POST- DISPATCH __ : econ — TY ORCHESTRA cece fhe Rivers oc oe Cols. OPERA ON WEAF WEDNESDAY | VIOLIN RECITAL ON WEW' ™ ZIMBALIST, THE VIOLINIST, IN PLAYERS AND HANDS FOR KSD| CAPITOL FAM ses Baed Priday. evening scape Rea scee wg aaa SIZE The second selection is | to lg The National Brodacasting Ligat Tuesday evening. 7:00, _— A MAXWELL HOUR WEDNESDAY TUESDAY NIGHT BRIDGE GAME’ NOW FULL SYMPHONIC SIZE oP ocerture Solennelle, “1813 se te nerd wevteas: lua: Ghali Ga es ae (ipera i wv the entertain- ikow , t Lumber . ms ‘ , ° ~ > j When the twe-heer by Techaikowsky. Other numbers’ way from WEAF and WGY in 4 /cital from WEW. Miss Casserly & Wilt Play Five Number~—Russian The twenty-se cond in the serieS) ment selipraie of the Capitol 'S gre , rT lie of -ville College of the Al | : He Works to Be Chief thes- if radio auction bridge games will broadcast through KSD ths eve- Procession of the Knights frem tabloid version 0! ne = ic ‘ > ; * ; il ; iz se tral Feature. eaten ie ine the enlarged orchestra of the «parsifal’ (Wagner); “The Beau- Killarney.’ a dramatic opera Sacred Heart of this city. She has Tl , * 21) Tues- nines, «rit = = > Ve i _—_- ie o he broadcast threugn hh: | U = _ ‘* ‘nree acts hs J vlius Benedict. : he . in =t FREE HO TRA ONS — sf = . ;* ~ ™ Efrem Zimbalist, violinist; wil! b¢ Capitol Theater, under David Men- :iry) Blue Danube (Strauss) ill] begin at 9:30 Sven @ a eee proadcasting will ws orconk taal $2.50 WEEKLY PAYMENT . 6 . . > j =? + asi? = - — aad 1 te | Gay night Seginning. ™ * doza, will be heara. “american Patrol (Meac ham } ; Louis time Ss. . + 7) the soloist in the Maxwes! Hout 2.48 44 enizel , cite ene : "Th hands for this rare iave M: wes fas agded if tiusi- Siiit No. 3 er Gynt (Grieg): ocioecKk cenira ' - . a eee ” Maj. Be : Suite No. 1 “Pee te we 7 include: Adele Last Spring Miss Casseriy was 3521 N. GRAND AV. Open Evenings Wy AUTHORIZED DEALER | + eens Y ep ogee ‘a BSR A SR, CL, SRN : : - oes - . 66. : be broacast by WJZ, KDKA, ; , : the orchestra ) , ii¢ Pe: ij —— Lid i . : of 3 "0 _ ont : “yeVv Hinder- he] ld on the Orpheum stage i S mext Wednesday night. He wil); “! . ae This program will be broadcast perte, contra! a a awrie, tenor Thursday evening. WEW will : yee neve 7 ase! 9? : 4 ? wamMo;nTti is “J « . . « iit ea 6 , howe rT £ 14) / “Grandpa,” for two violins wit" Spade ? ae oe us | “—— = ’ ome ? . ' . 1 T¥ CST) . , ius " erchestra. S. Fidelman and JF. spot, 5; diamonds ; | Posner “Wooden Shoe~ Dance a =. Ee = : : filtan | "Ori “Sorin LOM G ae . . nears 4 J ¥ ‘ oe y ‘ r + } ; lt p ? A ‘ I from suite “In Holland” (Kriens) Ph : one: LAclede 5920 CAbany 9100 POR ng? eas | i ce aided mt hie £ Kio ae . . , Z . ‘ee » ae te ae ee POP a Lo ae he a Ae ot Rae ag ie ns ‘ee A ee gs apr igghed 2 tian 3 Challe Le sy na a igh > teats. abe a a , eer et S ae 2 - as ee ee ee . ya Ne Bie nll Mn gg ~- CE ARR na PP re i oy ie eae 7 ° : : r : SS ee ee Fis x Bac: sade per abl. +} eRe “RPonet DOmphale” (Saint-Saens) “Bells seg agll the Meadow” (Ketei- bev) Waltz “afterthoughts (Parks): Beas ance (Grena- dos). “Ku hu Widen. from “Gri | Spad Gri” (Lincke). and novelty African | hear’ dance. Lm, % 3 i ) eceeeammeccemnecceemeemanes K\ AN Aa 7. > CONVENIENT TERMS Ask any RCA Authorized Dealer to demon- strate the Radiola. He will gladly arrange terms of payment to suit your convenience. > on . RADIO CORPORATION OF AMERICA New York Chicago San Francisco view of the many stations of today but also in view of the many more that may exist tomorrow. Fdr average home reception Radiola 20 has one dial tuning. For far-off stations there are two minor controls for finer tuning. It can be equipped to operate with batteries or with light socket de vices, as you prefer. By means of a special circuit (exclusive with Radicla 20) it does the work of seven tubes, increasing the distance range. Radiola 20 is famous for its ability to reproduce music faithfully, and with undistorted volume. Spe cially treated audio frequency trans formers make possible the highest- known degree of tone fidelity. It is the greatest value radio can offer today in quality of reproduction. Radiola 20, less equipment RCA Loudspeaker 100 oe RCA-Radiola MADE BY THE. MAKERS - ey i OF -.EHE > — =" ae. A 9 RADIOTRON For. Hospital » Hoff” to Be Scene of Unique Social Event for Benefit of St. Louis Uni- versity Project. CNIQUE al fresco entertainment to be e known as the “Country Carnival” is being arranged by a number of social Ws for the afternoon and evening of May the picturesque “Barn Hoff” of Grant's the country home of Mr. and Mis St A. Busch, on the Gravois road. Pro- from the affair will form the nucleus * & fund to be used when complete for the ~ 4etion of the St. Louis University Hoe ‘The Barn Hoff, « German term for sta- yard, covering an area almost equal to of a city block, will form an ideal set- The stables are built, foreign fashion, t three sides of a huge court yard, while fourth side is enclosed by g wrought iron - and gateway. : itt: TE

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-DISPATCH __ AUTHORIZED DEALER “- RCA RADIOLA 7 = TWATER KENT RADIO 4} L MODELS ON DISPLAY FE HOME DEMONSTRATIONS wee ON $2.50 WEEKLY PAYMENT i = * AA } bs eth Yi," “ff” Fh Yds Pesaran Py * O"—N \ WW Ok AYLI GET vy WW. F7U NE NOM HANAN ATTA e WO \ WO os A EIGHT BS a. wey 7 Wy = a, oe ~ Vly, 004, CG,3 "(ffl ly shin fh , 4 "tag "tag bin VipyPtowl a, 7s Uy ‘ ‘Y C7 ; 3 " RNQOOH a4 SS MARY = CARTER, P gsughter of Mr. and em. MBE irs. L. Ray Carter Te f ; of 8 Portland place, Phone: 7 J ih | whose engagement CAbany 9100 ___ # aru &% oo ps wh \) SAA \\\ + WN George Herbert Walker fr of New York, formerly of '% st. Louis, was an- nounced last week. ee ys NO —Ashen-B ane. LR: WMO ' : WIR RRA «iia Ay RN RS WS WAN ; \ ALAALA & Soe oe oS EE SE OO aX . y Na ak AN Sian * , pene Demonstrate Any /f Radiolaj In Your Homg No Obligatiog Deferred Paymen if Desired ’ : - . ve * ao 7 : * : ~~ ; , Ve See . ahh aha re . 5 oe 5A Si se : Se : . an a . ae * » - Ban a” 5 , — A. >. a" aS Sees Oe 7 ‘, . 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Omorrow. i @eeamn Hoff” to Be Scene of 4 Unique Social Event for ® Benefit of St. Louis Uni- ception Radiola 20 La . . ® versity Project. ry. For far-off stations nor controls for finer equipped to operate | UNIQUE al fresco entertainment be known as the “Country Carnival’ is with light socket de- ae O 4 1/ =~ ; & being arranged by a number of social ’ ers for the afternoon and evening of May mee the picturesque “Barn Hoff’ of Grant's em, the Lo country home of Mr. and Mis 4 ist A. Busch, on the Gravois road. Pro- from the affair will form the nucleus fund to be used when commlete for the “uction of the St. Louis University Hos- cial circuit (exclusive it does the work of reasing the distance 10 is famous for its music faithfully, orted volume. Spe- dio frequency trans pssible the highest tone fidelity. It is radio can offer today sduction. Serving the Hom ELECTRICA/ Since 1886 4 te Barn Hoff, a German term for sta- “@ **rd, covering an area almost equal to mt of a city block, will form an -idea] set- mE. The stables are built, foreign fashion, mut three sides of a huge court yard, while ‘fourth side is enclosed by a wrought iron completely > and gateway. Flowers will adorn the dings, and in the center of the court. Lamp-Sock eh has a brick flooring, a platform is be- ted @e “lt for the band, which will play con- Opera eI sously during the affair. | © 16 concessions will be arranged in the Mdings and about the court yard, and in- me’ & dance pavillion. a plant and flower ; ’ Sarden accessories, a basket market, *leria, candy booth, popcorn and pink made stand, cigars and cigarettes, home- Cakes, ice cream cones, fancy baskets, dogs, Pickles and jellies, toys, a live- €uction, dairy products and a pony “8. In the evening dinner will be served Small tables placed at intervals about d platform. 7 Busch is to be honorary chairman: James M. Franciscus, general chairman, the directors include Mrs. Howard. Ben- » Mrs. George 8. Tiffany, Mrs, Samuc) W. yee Jr.. Mrs. J. D. Perry. Francis, Mrs. i. Maffitt, Mrs. August A. Busch, “n of entertainment, and Mra. Joseph @ ” *cretary, ' ; - Let us assist youmec ing over your P radio recewer [to é $78 $35 yuipment er 100 f f Electric Compat 904 Pine > CEntral 3454 3465 3456 inza «(the )«=6—Pest-® printed 109,437 EE evan ve “Wants” 48.040 more THREEK ether St. Leouts | combined. baring _—- « awit ae », 3 a cs a Ps 3 4 wo x .\ ~ AAA AN RR RAR RRR SSAA NN MQ QXQ_EEEC’ WN MQ QQ . ~ IMMAK\ ‘ ~ Ss SS SOMA SS . ~~ . ‘ Sy \. IY RQ qv SS \ : ‘ AN WN AN SS AN ~ ~ . ww AN . QM QQ ww \ "" SY } = & RK aed a é- Wy SETS AMY GQ as 4 y Ns ; 4 Ss . ~N\ QQ Ss “\ ‘ Sa ST.LOUIS PO wy »* ae YW WS RMA ? WIQA gq SY ww ‘ AAS ‘ NONKONNANAANAAARANAAAN TTA IAAT NTA AAA ANNAN SSR ~ \ Ss S ‘ Ws SS \ ‘\ SS SY WOH \ SS WN .. ' A .\ . AS, ~ ~ ~s ~ . \ ‘ - eee ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, a — > ‘ * : , be ai . . avy > aS a ABBAS VSN vane ; yen Se 5 oe - ‘ . se Sp : ~ WI) Vihiitits, 4} frtstsf- 4, Vuylittl Ud ltt, Yl; Ys Ahh, é: ULtsthe, 4G thd harnival at Grant Farm For Hospital Fund May 12 WHY0 O00 SASS SVISAAS AAS SASS ee eT ss 55 rc EaEASZEAER RADE EEE SOS OES ES SO > > ee =“. 7 7 7 7 “a ' ”“ . ‘ =" ; i Wee te SQ V__gy5m»w»5»ww43.0 Ss WS ie SS YS SS SS oe (, 7 tif MRS. ROLLA WELLS of 25 Westmoreland place. With her daughters, Mrs. August A. Busch Jr., and Miss Eleanor Church, she is spending the late winter in Castle Hot Springs, Ariz. —Kandeler Tentative plans nave been made to con- struct the hospital on Grand and Caroline street opposite the St. Louis University Med- ical Schooi. It will be an outgrowth of the old St. Mary's Infirmary on Papin street, and eventually will replace it. There will be a training school for the nursing sisters, the order to be decided on later, and the work among the patients will be largely. charitable. . ( Ahbde he ii’; (CUMstl/ rh recvertetede Ce Witte VEEL - “th soy . +0," “bth, TON YY, Vy ite “ten BEES Sia Ys, ; s Ss WZ lle yyy WA 4 a. wig eee, x DOR es, laa he Chee S Bea ee a apie Pe tr ' , a RE CMR Be ee ig NER ln fp Cry ppppppp ttl” MISS DOROTHY PHILLIPS. daughter of Mr and Mrs. Thomas Lewis Phillips. Her engagement to Leonard Bates Jaudon of Savannah, Ga., has been announced. —Ashen-Brenner. The wedding of Miss Susan Elizabeth Hewes, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Simrall Hawes, of 4943 Maryland avenue, and Samuel C. Capen Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel C. Capen of the St. Louis Country Club grounds, will take place May 18 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hawes. The ceremony will be performed at 5 o'clock in the after- noon by the Rev. Dr. John W. Maclvor of the Second Presbyterian. Church. Mrs. Mer- tin Lammert will be her sister's matron of henor, and Miss Martha Corbin Smith, a step- sister, maid of honor. Miss Louise Church, Miss Katherine McCluney, Miss HElizabetn VOMAHY Sp wy s [lliiiii=—-7____.—— LL Tt ee > > so PHILLIPS, daughter of the ev. Dr. and Mrs. Ze Barney T. Phillips of Washington, D. C., who has been the guest for a week of Mrs. George Castleman Mackay. —Murillo bre Wa - “—& wr a Qe « a RAK * ass ss NI ‘N AAAS Qe \ > N \ ~~ . ~ ~ ‘ \ ; ‘ ; . SS : MIMI Sy . » wih. ® + , ; SWRRRRR MWA RM QQqr “eee ‘ ow + + . . ‘ SSAA + .* ~% . * ~~ . ‘ ww ” ~ Awa ‘ NN SS ‘ +" ~~ . . + . SAAN . . . Se ae MISS KATHERINE TAYLOR ENGEL, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis A. Engel. Announcement was made Friday < her engagement to Henry Hodgen Mu —Ashen-Bi “STS e\ NY _ ) S ey * ‘ y College Players | 44 Coming to St. Louis In “Meet the Prince” 4, 4 appearance in St. Louis of the Haresfeot Club, the dramatic organiza- tion of Wisconsin University, the evening of April 6, in a musical comedy, “Meet the Prince.” Because of the recent fire at the deon, the performance will be given at the American Theater. The play is t#’ be given under the auspices of the Junior League, and there will be an advance sale of tickets, the date to be announced later, at the Junior League Shop, The Open Door; at Washington University and at the Doubleday Page Co. Miss Alice Scott, president of the . local chapter Pf the League, is chairman of the arrangements committee; Mrs. Chester Bilis Wright is vice-chairman; Miss Eleanor Sim- mons and Mrs. Garneau Weld are in charge of the mefling Met; Miss Helen Helssler of the mail order ticket sale and Mrs. Ralph Foster Bixby of publicity. The patronesses are announced as follows : RRANGPEMENTS are under way for the A first MISS THELMA PETERSON of Chicago, who is the guest of Mrs. R. Shepard Bryan. Seudder and Miss Mary Elise Lammert, are to be bridesmaids. The list of groomsmen as net been announced. Other important spring weddings will be those of Miss Maud Miller Streett, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Clark Streett, and Lindell Gordon Jr.: Miss Mary Louise Niedringhaus, daughter of Mrs. Oliver B. Niedringhaus and Duer MeLanahan of New York; Miss Alleen Lonsdale, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John G. Lonsdale and Winfrey Stuart Ramsey of At- lanta. Ga., and Miss Marie Nugent, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin T. Nugent and Thomas M. Conroy: of Cincinnati. An engagement of interest to society in 5t. Louis. is that of Miss Adele Sarpy Kelley, daughter of Mrs. Albert Tevis Kelley, of 813 Park avenut.: New York, and George Las- calles Maxwell, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Thebeaud Maxwell of 14 East Seventy-sev- enth street, which has been announced Tues- day in New York. Miss Kelley is the daughter of. the late Albert Tevis Keley and the granddaughter of . the late Mrs. J. L. D. Morrison, who were 8e- seph Pulitzer, Mrs. E. Lansing Ray, Mrs. cially prominent in St. Louis. Miss Kelley was George D. Markham, Mrs. George Gellborn, graduated from the Spence School and is Miss Mary Léonberger. Mre. Eugene Sen- member of the Junior League. She was pre- seney, Mrs. Guy W. Oliver, Mrs. George 8. sented to society in the autumn of 1922. Mr. Tiffany, Mrs. Robert Holland, Mre. O. P. Maxwell is a grandson of George Lascalles |) sayk .Mrs.. Walter Fischel, Mrs. Maxwell and of Col. Charles Raymond of Charles Parsons Pettus, Mrs. Hugh - McKit- New York and Albany. He was graduated trick Jones, Mrs. John Lawrence Mauran. from Harvard University in 1924. He is @ Mrs. L. Ray Carter, Mrs. Charlies Nagel, Mrs. member of the Union, Riding and Racquet ,,.... « smith Mrs. Hénry McRee, Mra. Clubs. : Breckinridge Jones, Mrs. A. B. Ewing, Mrs. Miss Elizabeth Zahorsky, daughter of Dr. Oliver F. Richards, Mrs. Howard Benolét, and Mrs John Zahorsky of 4435 West Pine Mrs. Ford Thompson, Mrs. Neill A. MeMii- boulevard, has selected Wednesday, April 23, lan, Mrs. Edwip H. Steedman, Mrs. J. Porter as the date for her marriage to Joseph W. Tirrill, Mrs. Joseph W.“Lewis, Mrre. George Cushing, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Cushing Warren Brown, Mrs. George 8. Mepham, Mr. of Webster Groves. The services will be read John H. Holliday, Mrs. George W. dring- at 4:30 o’clock in the afternoon at the Kings- haus, Mrs. Edward S. Travers, Mra. onhe highway Presbyterian Churefi. A reception M. Kauffman, Mrs. Wallace D. Simmons) MM will follow at the home of the prospective Thomas L. Anderson, Mrs. Daniel G. Taye bride's parents. Miss Zahorsky is a sradbate Mrs. Marion Clifford Blossoms, Mit, War? of Mount Holyoke College. Mr. Cushing is an F. McElroy, Mrs. George H. ore, Mrs. | aldmnus of Washington Usiiversity and a bert S. Hadley, Mra eh member of the Alpha Tau Omega Fraternity. Edward K. Love and Mra. B a & . » = ¥. ants = ee ea gee. & Sees fos Lambert, Mrs. Harry Langenberg, Mra. Jo- “ ~ er ere ere ee eee ee bee hraree

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Wear of 5333 Waterman avenue, Mrs. Thomas §&. of 1089 Waterman avenue, Miss Eeiliot of Airs Elliot of ace Miss Marie Carr Mr. and Mrs 4607 Marviand Mra. ira E Tere ? ‘gar aug Hie! Kingsbury p (;¢ rgie hens + Taylor, daughter oO: Edgar Lackland Tay- avenue, and Wight of 42 Westmoreland place. Ther formed a group from here with Mrs. Ed- ward Mallinckrodt of Wee more- land place and Edward H Simmons Hane) roads, St. Louis Count) Mre. Mallinckroct has joined by) Mr. Naelilinckroat and t will remait nlii the end of month Mrs. Simmons will untilythe purt he returning with Mr. and lickrodt. Mrs. John ington terrace and daughter Miss Jane Parsons, ut the springs They are planning to €0 to California before returning hone. of Al: na , J f Mrs of ( layvyion Bnca ine remain month Ma’- latte? Nirs Denvir of 15 Wash- | her are Mr. and Mrs. Frank Low of the Senate Apar ments and the iatters sister, Mre. Nettie Jacobse, are ex- pected home the latter part of Apri! from a vist In California, where they have been touring since Feb 19 Mr. and Mrs. William K. Stanara4. of Brentmoor,. who are spending the winter in Coronado, Cal... will re- turn hore the ijast of the month Mre. Charlies A. Cox of the Kings- bury Apartments is a guest at the saine botel. Mra. Henry Hopkins o° 4414 Delmar boulevard and her son have taken a house in Coronado. Mr.and Mrs. William ©. D'Arcy of 6 Hortense place have returned from a iwo weeks visit in Atlanta and Augusta, Ge Mr. and Mra. Ira EF. Wight Jr of 484 lake avenue, have depar'- ea for New York to make their home for a year. sas ee are 4 = . ood if & member of Mercy Cen Nugent, departed Thureday for ps and All Angels Church. —Bigelow. Mi tury, @ group of Kansas | ity wom- | Visit Im Cincinnati Mise Nugent . \ and Mrs. Jerome Karst of en who have contributed severa}) WY be the guest for a few days ot | = SSS Se 8904 Washington avenue have de- thousand dollars for the Kanaas| h¢r fiance's parents, Mr. and Mrs.'3 Kingsbwry place are among the! Fla.. wht hey hay een arted for a visit of two weeks to ae hospital for poverty stricken | M4. A Conroy Miss Ngent's mar-, gr Louisans passing the late winter; ing Mr. and Mrs. Ette’s s N Orleans 1 Guif resorts children riage to Thomas M. Conroy will be «+ rf Lae Pe tee as ped il at Biloxi, Miss. Bee | Miss Olga Gaier of Portland - Mr.and Mrs. Edward V. Papin o% Fret _ =“ Ore, is the gues of her sister Mias Emily Part@idge Eaton, 4642 Pershing avenue have returned ea 4 f bs : ae. J. D. Van Etten of 4920 | “aughter of Mr. and Mrs. Francis from Boston, where they have been “yagi : Geraldine street. The Visitor is en ©. Eaton of 80 Vandeventer place, staying since closing their summer ‘ . r route to Chicago and New York. "a*® returned from a visit of two! home at Rte Beach, N. H i | ; where she is the guest of friends ~ epee he, — he yr men gg . Mr. and Mra. Louis B. Woodward ng eee "Hicoan ——— hee of" 14 «Pegg rt Bane ea C. Ea- | of 6233 Westminster piace wii po w q eae ome ey - a will depart sean IT in April for a visit of twe months t nth's visit in Mra. Charles Claflin Allen of 581¢/| in Burope. ae Southern California. Pershing avenue is ) me : eH — | n passing severa! Mr. and Mrs. James Ette ar St, Mr. and Mra. William Kk Kay. | Weeks in Atlantic City son, Christy. of 5939 Kenneri: ie 1 yagi of 4721 Weatminster Place Mr. and Mrs. James C. Jones of! avenue, have returned from Miam! ve returned from Miami, Fie. where they have been for @ month | : Mr. are Mra. Alden H. Little of ae e me Chicago, formerly of St. Louis, and | Bite de, ERO EE ae her eS * , Bn 8 their daughter, Miss Marjorie, and baa 8 their son, William, will sai! in June | G D fs t. gee? for a visit in Europe. Mise Eliz. |B Efecy Peet g abeth Foley, daughter of Mra. W})- 1 = McPhee- | Nam Foley of 4831 McPherson ave. | nue, who has been visiting Miss Little in Chicago, has returned | home. . Mr. and Mrs. John Wallace Fristoe of 18 Washington terrace. and their daughter, Miss Frances Wednesday they Fristoe, will return from Ormond, Pla... where have been spending three weeks. Mre. Chariton Measick of 4537. Maryland avenue has as her guest. | Mra. Peyton Bethel of Louisville. Ky. Mrs. Messick gave a lun¢heon | and bridge Thursday for Mrs. Bethe}. Mra. Christy Bryan, who has been the guest of Mrs. P. Taylor Bryan of 4346 McPherson avenue. has gone to New York for a visit She will return te B8t. Louis the early part of May for a visit with Mrs. Bryan before g0ing to her plantation near Hearne, Tex. Mre. Scott “Kenyon of 5633) Kingsbury boulevard and her gma!) son, who are in Europe, are pass- ing this month in Florence. Italy. , Mrs. Kenyon. who had planned to refurn Rome this month. has can- celed her sailing date and will re. main abroad indefinitely. Miss May Reynolds Scott. daugh- ter of Raymond G. Scott of the Senate Apartments, departed Thureday for a visit with relatives | in Chicago. Miss Scott has recently returped from a visit in Biloxi. Muss. Mrs. P. Taylor Bryan J., of 4611 — - Maryland avenuc. who is spending’ ee the late winter at Pass Christian, | Mise, will return home Friday. Ky Sas ie ' ; : > | | Mrs. George Hil God- | __- _ ~ |Patronesses for AOA mae 7. ~'’ a = : : we a aw AND MRe. GEORGE FREDERICK DRIEMEYER . > ——- Americans | xe AN ULIA DROZDA Se — oT A THEIR BRIDAL PARTY é Benefit Ma ;. | oe SEE Os : = SF | me zy were SO ache ® a ea ~~ eee ~~ Ss A ~ Announcement was made ; recently of the engage- ment of Miss Drozda. ee DDITIONAL troneses s Ae dramatic recite] aaa a 1 to be given for hs an 4 |of the Actor's Fund, Mase: ‘the home of Mra hed Hatch, 5 Lenox place ‘ice Baker, character @ | National Players: |man, Violinist of ths 'Symphony Orchestra. : /rence Meredith, pianist, agg DS : =e Northern Africa Sacans Are Visiting in | ence — Others Attend) é a . 4 «child Ball. | =. Betene eer eb Genet TREE Ry lows: x SS mence of the Post-Dispatch. | Mrs. C. Spencer *} March 5.—S8sypt, Aige- ‘Mrs. E. A. Strugis of : o, Tunisia and Abyssinia the most popular tour. = in their histories. Twenty- ers have made the Med- = cruise this winter. are hurrying to make _Mrs. Benton H. Polleck, Mie |ert Lee Kayser,. Mrs,’ nT Leyhe, Mrs. Samued Guido Pantaleoni, Mra. Wade, Mrs. Charlies P,* Calvert. Tex: Mra. E Mrs. Albert Leroy Pear. a George Wiegand. Meg Sil tecr of Northern Africa before Gecks, Mrs. Wilson Tayies . tourist agencies standardize it ig five-day automobile jaunt and ad patives of Oudjda acquire 4 3 Side accent. Already motors C. Marquard Forster, . win Allen, Mra. Harry William H. Morgens, Mrg. gel, Mrs. Thomas G. Bh a - - a % ‘Victor Miller, Mrs. Gustayg F «with tractors are tread- ee \torius Huebner, Mrs. SiS the sands of the Sahara Des- Mrs. W. Spear and carrying passengers in comfort W. Taylor. oasis to Oasis. me Cair® season has been un- wali brilliant. Lord and Lady are stopping at the Resi- Yiee Admiral Burrage, ing the United States ‘leet. Suropean waters, and officers) ‘se flagship Memphis have taken | tim social events. Mrs. Harry Whitney and her daughter... “Whitney Tower, are at Assuan | s Nile trip to she second catar- | Brnest Ives, former United = Consul at Alessandria, ant) “tres are at the Continental- Hotel, on their way to Con-) pple. The Duke and Duch-'| Sutherland, with Mr. and! ‘Robin d'Erlanger. have left: d's. Hotel for a hunting) in the Sudan. | | reception given recenly in: , Italy. by Mrs. Winslow | Werters ri, its. tht. . cides eee ete Furc For Silk and Cloth Spring Coats « Kee stock « Also order at attractive Fur Coats Remoddel and Repaired at‘Lag* one sa Summer Rates ss mer, a2 water-color artist, whe) e o> ae Sbited a number of studies from) Ss | Special Amention to Mail ¢ taken in Umbria and South-| : Spb ‘Ttaly, was well attended. Guests) ude Mrs. G. Gregory Smith Canen and Mrs. K. A.~Stimp- | daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William S. Drozda of 4143 .formeriy of St. Louts, Mr. and | wEdwin Stanley Ware and Miss Magnolia avenue, and Wil- liam C. Lindh of Webster Groves. 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Machines Rented by Week or Month EXPERT REPAIR WORK | Factory Branch White Sewing Machine Co. 1124 Locust St.—MAin 1338 — _— adlleeendinenies Tee Streets ~ = * In the group are Miss Jane Treadway, Miss Mary Louise Edwards, Mrs. Kenneth fe of St. Louis are winter’ visit-| Florence. ) Robert Burkham and her’ Sher, Mrs. Horatio N. Davis, of) -Louis, have arrived in Paris) aa Pa A ¢ Mrs. Drie- ~Kajiwara. Clarence Howard Jr. - ; ‘eS a are stopping at the Hotel Re-). - They will tour Italy. ae * . aad Mrs. Boyle O. Redes of| * fo ls, who have been touring P P ; have arrived in Rome, where |” are registered at the Excelsior? - Joseph Pulitzer of New | who is making Ber annual) => ‘te the Riviera. Ras leased | Regan de la Garoupe, Antibes. et Lord Aberconway. derick A. Sterling. newly ap- Minister to freland: Mrs. Mg and their two sons, have 2 in Lendon. &. Berenice Morrison-Fuller of HENRY A wis, has arrived in Florence. | WEIL where she is making an in-' Inc. e stay at the Savoy Hotel. Mrs. William &. Basi (laude Levering Matthews, ‘anta avente, Webs Flerence Ludington and Dr. Melvin A. Robt Skinker Matthews of St.iand Mrs. Andrew” were among the Americans | Louis, on Tuesday ¢ attended the annual ball given’! home of the brides [the Baron and Baroness Mau-| Dr. Nerman 8B. | ® Rothschild in their home near | Washington-C | S. Mrs. Matthews and her son, Presbyterian Char Ludington, Comte and Com- | assisted by Dr. Wi de Bailleul and the Marquis | the W est i igre dined that evening at the | bride was given in © Interalliee. preceding the | father. Dr. Barker. dance sponsored by the Vic- | Edwards, a sister. Benolst d Agy. They then matron of honor. = to the Rothschild Ball. Mrs. blue crepe and pews was one of a week end | eTs were a corsage. my at the chateau®f the Duc de | Mary Edwards, the: t recently wore beige lace over ‘same shade, an a¢ mier roses. a 916-918 Olive mee READY! MONDAY! “The Greatest Millinery Event in the Entire Year” UP ANNUAL MAPCH SALE fRome with Mme. de la Font of > Square, London. the former emgges where they will stay rs. Matt , Matthew s cousin, the! 5: gay Nicoils oe Oss York en brother, Fred M. a My-Storer. peer a. me Lavute, ang T | de Cha oot ae” ta rother of tie bride. et sh. wiihiaie 7 ' “ incident connected 7 —— riage was the fact 1 Emily Zimmerer of 8t Constable, who plage march, also played march at the max bride's parents, De, ker, After a home East, Dr. and Mra who is making an indefinite a) rin aris, has taken an apart- at 39 rue de Verneuii. This is the Annual Event in which famous New York designers aid us to present the Finest of New Hats—at Great Savings! It and Mrs. Walter Russell, is an OPPORTUNITY truly exceptional! Y of St. Louis, entertained ** Bome im St : ¥ at the Hotel Rite im Paris »@ve taken an | lingotn. = he 24 ~ on recently. _- Mra. ©. W. Sch William J. Porter, Miss) nce Ludington and Miss Mar- > Brown. 4) of St. Louis, have : ‘mn Pari@ from the Riviera are St the Hotel Regina Busines; Wemen to Meet. “onthly social meeting of | Business and Professional | s Club wilt be held on | at 7:30 p. m. at the Town | Margaret Regular $30, $25 $20 and $15 Hats! Showroom Hats; Beautiful Sample Hats; One-of-a-Kind; Newest Shades PRESENTING FOUR NEW WAYS TO SMARTNESS; NAMELTSS TURNED-DOWN BRIM HATS; SKULLCAP HATS: UP- & TURNED BRIM HATS; IRREGULAR-BRIM HATS Variety indeed—the greatest variety | of the season! Colors as plentiful j as the fairest Spring garden! And . Styles in endless array! t These are surely the Favored of Fashion—offered at a Price case—a represents—in every most unusual! Monday! Ao me * i, ilies aed i eee : er : Gig a te Ke ei ss 3 7" ie. ene as sili ro

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SPATCH Patronesses for E. & wes wi AS ah s és : , e he general subject |of the Actor’s Fund, March @ 6 - ae wit be. "Religious \the home of Mrs. Fredeticn @ Meeiquisans Are Visiting In Hatch, 5 Lenox place, by Migs ai “9 : ice Baker, character actress of # %; ‘Flot —* Others Attend | National Players; Isadore Ge ML | | man,- Violinist’ of the st. spe fou hild Ball. | Symphony Orchestra, ana Lawil af | rence Meredith, pianist, are as tole lows: _ Mrs. C. Spencer Meredith |Mrs. E. A. Strugis of Waco, Tess |Mrs. Benton H. Pollock, Mrs. : |ert Lee Kayser,.Mrs. Henry sageygng the most popular tour: |Leyhe, Mrs. Samuel Scott, sgqumeeeeen in their histories. Twenty- Guido Pantaleoni, Mrs. Festus i Wade, Mrs. Charles Calvert, Tex.; Mrs. Edwin Ke er , Mrs. Albert Leroy Pearce,, ~ ? sicans are hurrying to make George Wiegand. Mrs. ¥ steur of Northern Africa before Gecks, Mrs. Wilson Taylor, ee a. jourist agencies standardize it C. Marquard Forster, Mrs. | ee + ane win Allen, Mrs. Harry Whita ref | ag agg — ie os William H. Morgens, Mrs. Val Ve] +. natives of Oudjda acqulre a gel, Mrs. Thomas G. Blundell, Mrs, es Side accent. Already motors ' Victor Miller, Mrs. Gustave Laened with tractors are tread- ‘torius Huebner, Mrs. Charles Bpssie ¢ me sands of the Sahara Des- ‘Mrs. W. Spear and Mra, Georm, carrying passene rers in comfort W. Taylor. iiiom oasis to Oasis. i, eS ‘) ~ of interest occupy places on this ind week's social persed The will be “Religious Incurabies, Missouri Association’ for Occupa- | and the dates are March 28 — as tional Therapy, of which Dr. M. B. | and Apes. the = o Clopton is president, has invite. fwie Se at 10508: * gare Miss Marjorie Taylor of the Rob- morning, -when “ oa se ol abe ert Brigham Hospital, Boston, to) speak on “Herod. one a : speak tomorrow afternoon in the; | are Fiamma —, aap peer auditorium of the Washington | University school of medicine. She | Delphian “Chapters will talk on occupational therapy as applied to orthopedic cases with | Luncheon, April 27 special emphasis on work with the crippled child The meeting is Tn fourth ‘auneal luncheon of * ** \ «* as***3 > x s ao = ‘ N) \ »* we = > WO 3 ws AAAs Ray Nag SATEEN i sce of the Post-Dispatch. | “aeme March o.—-Esypt., Aige- seco, Tunisia and Abyssinia open to the public. he Federated Delphian Chap- Miss Taylor. who is one of the ' ters will be held at Hotel Chase best-known therapists in this coun- | Wednesday, April 27. The follow - _try, recently conducted a two-week | ‘ing will be hostesses: Mrs. W. H. ‘training class for graduates in Mil-| Dickey, president; Mrs Rey Hol- waukee. Miss Geraldine Lermit.| man, educational chairman, and | director of the Missour! Associa-| Mra. John (. Pritehard, social ‘tion for Oceupational Therapy,| chairman, They will be assiated ay ‘went to Miiwaukee te extend the| Mrs. John P. Austin. Mre. H. W. greetings of the association to her| Schmale, Mre. H. W. Dawson, Mrs on Miss ‘Terylor’s first speaking | Harry L. Salisbury. Mrs. B. W. Fo!l- ‘trip in the West. lenius, Mrs. Albert Schacht. Mrs. | ——- B. A. Thompson, Mrs. H,. H. Bues- | Dr. Richard Burton will give} chen, Mrs. R. ©. Bridges, Mrs. J ‘three addresses under the au-| E. Irwin, Mra. Edward W. Felger. | spices of the Parent-Teacher As-| Mrs. Marion G. ge bal a ae : se es wate sociation of Hosmer Hall at the! Collins, Mrs. W. +4 . Mra. ©. y rr cage ap peg > Fae Ng he a :. 8 "| First Congregational Church, Wy-/| Stickney, Mrs. F. T. Rench. Mrs. “Vice aamiral Birrage _s 3 : ees i Me. . ee ee ‘down boulevard and University} M. A. Nelson, Mrs. Clifford Cor- pmanding the United States ‘eet 2. . ae wave guseranteed ; ie os | re eee Sy tC ty et. ad Iieted. and Repaired at Low ce, aly. based Mrs. ri haalow Bs. ’ ed ee is ng ee * ae Bes “ly, of The Nestle ermanent Wave Dept. of the Hollywood Barber Shop. ial Shee Bner,2 water-color artist, who Soka. So Tae a Be . 2 Wtpstt 4 Y formerly at 3630 Olive St.. is now located at 3515 Pine Bl. Phone net : | er a . ‘ a Be Ske ee sg ON >». , Cali JEfferson 7089. Please call or mall in deposit for tenes ai This he taken in Umbria and South- ee Sm 7 ee ses a lal ‘ex ee | : Baer : i" month only. lialy, Was well attended. Guests oe ae 7 % © % i a Ra ee : | ER NE N meuded Mrs. G. Gregory Smith eo Fe : s a oS : ——— “e oe sh 7. Ss ss Z 2 | @ Canon and Mrs. K. A. Stimp- “BRS , % aioe _ Re Soa ae = ‘: ; ae Eee Se fe =e "lie . P MA T WAVE bs Sermerly of St. Louis. Mr and a i ee ge aa ork: S32 ep ate ene ee Rees SG 3 ag. | | 4 JEdwin Stanley Ware and Miss o3 % “ . gi REX a a ; ac wos oS i AN : : e i Raed - xe mm, y ; Bows IS Per manent | me Of St. Louis are winter visit- ee , . = : a i Rss oS = fe Florence. rs. Robert Burkham and her Mher, Mrs. Horatio N. Davis. of Louis, have arrived in Paris are stopping at the Hotel Re- They will tour Italy X > tn SS PERMANENT WAVE ® Qo AANANAAANNRAAN ete ae \) .) ww YY, . ‘3.5 b in order save ee r t oe large or smpll Waves, with * NY S SN Mrs. Hatch has lent her | = MARY MILLMAN, 3961 961 Blair res house, 5 Lenox place, for — a benefit musicale the | dicate call Eine aa | SPECIAL SPRING OFFER $ Evangelist at Y. W. C. A. loday. peeps pate me. waren on wa ca Miss Elinor Stafford Millar, the SHOP 451 3 Deimar. FOr. 1 Australian evangelist, who has been bed giving a course of lectures during the past week at Hotel Chase un- 'der the auspices of the Young Women's Christian Association, will speak at the Vesper Service of ithe Y. W. C. A. In the Central | Building, 1411 Lecust street, at 4:50 p. m. today. This meeting will be held in the large zgzymna- “ium. Special chorus singing will | MQWELILE inaee. 323 N. eae. i Lindel 6408 8408 be a feature of the program. Opposite won ee aetna Theater fr. am@ Mrs. Boyle 0. Rodes of , CL1t1tt 104 fouis, who have been touring 4, Vritdds emeres. . have arri\y ed in Roms “ here ; > A are registered at the Excs | WN i£10r Mrs. Stockholm, who makes her home in Philadelphia, has been spending several weeks with her father, Dr. Henry Muetze. —Kandcler. : ee i 1 Hes Joseph Pulitzer of New . who is making ker annua} ee et Ga oe oe fe mi ne tag ee ae, aa a es to the Riviera, has leased aa de avenue, gave a bridge luncheor at |The groom was attended by Oscar >: pan e la Garoupe, Antibes. ec megs a7 the Coronado Hotel Tuesday to an- (| Gladstone of Chicago as best nan | Lord Aberconway. RGAYAANN nounce the engagement of her,;and Sidney Pearl, Sam Fox and daughter, Helen, to John A. Alt. Eugene Olschansky as grooms™.-n. rr + > ; fy , ” — . on 4 . " i ederick A. Sterling, newiyv ap- ' 9 igagements The wedding wil] take pia e°in the The bride's gown was bridal mied Minister to Ireland: Mrs late summer. Twenty guests were satin with tulle veil edged in lace Pling ar .d their two sons. havs present at the luncheon. Her bouquet was of roses and iilies a in London se € CeR - of the valley a fo mde Announcement has been made of ©* ‘%€ Vales . ¢ r r . 4 s > oa y 7 HENRY ; Irs. Be re nic e . Morr ison-Fuller of . 7 the engagement of Mrs. Anna Rea. Mr. and Mrs. Kos man hav “se : - narri tne - > 5 turned from a honeymoon in th: A pouls, has arrived in Florence, | , = “ of 3321 California avenue, to Bur- ‘turned ‘enge S hemeymees in th . , iaSi WeekK Was th Ol Miss Eillza- ’ : :1 T Last ani “2 1ow 1a KIN Tne WEIL y, where she is making an in- | . . tee iu , Eliz rell Owens. of Clarksville. Tenn.| ™ and are now making their nj Oe . petn marker, daughter of Tr. ant . : , , home at 247 Eller 00d avenwu: Inc. eilte Slay at the Savoy Hotel. Mre Will = \ by The wedding will take place at the; ““*"* + 424 Ellenwood avenu : . y - rs 1ii1a Ti ¢ ar Ler ol U4 - ta- : er Ino*sc ‘ torn ' : m™. Claude Leverir Matthew aS a cies home of Mrs. Rea’s daughter, Mrs 1 r-« ialn) Stocker e See ‘ he . attn ws, iania avenuée V's a" ¢ (sroves to KK . R WwW 22°97 c lif rn Mi Adoipnh St oO¢ men « 0) iD 4 | — 4 , , ‘ ar \ : ry er. eo Oe I ail i) lla . Florence Ludington and Dr. Melvin A. Roblee. son of Mr. ee Te i March 1° . EKizel avenue, announces the en- Skinker $¢Ta oe 7" , , avenue, at 39 p. ™., 4aren ’ d SHRINK eC? Matthews of St. and Mrs. Andrew toblee of St. «A idir linner will follow a the gZagement of her daughter, Quaniia ; v ‘ ~ ov + afl - i . i et | lie ‘ Aid i ; ; aiid 4 4 . were among the Americans’ Louis. on Tuesda ning Lhe) « i Hot 1 Th ates 1 4 Marie, to Irby Bennett Sper +¢ m : " : 49 ‘ ' r* ’ oronado note ne fue Will De, : patiended the annual ball given! home of the bride's rents 4th mae aA ck ; ¢ +43 son of Mrs. F. Brown of Sf “4 s* »* ‘ reo . . ee * Yr) ‘ se ry ze é . | | im % 7; = ii | i = ha ; - ’ - : se - : - ae : s. Mrs. Matthews and he r son. P; esbyv te rian Church of fic jating The engagement of Miss Made- i AAAAANAAAAAAAAAAS SN 916-918 Olive | @, Ludington, Comte and Com-_§ assisted by Dr. William Lampe of} ine Marie Betts, daughter of Mr. The marriage of Miss Anita Schu- —_— de Bailleul and the Marguis/ the West Presbyterian Church. The’ 22d Mrs. Edwin U. Betts, of 5047 macher, daughter of Mr. and Mrg igre dined that evening at the bride was civen in marriage bv her Alaska avenue, and Willis lL. William Schumacher of 3 3 Mer- e Interalliee. preceding the father. Dr. Barker Mrs depaihass Reedy, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. N. | amec street,.and Jacob D. Hiaupt,. dance sponsored by the Vic-| Edwards. a sister of the bride : Reedy of Detroit, Mich., was an- | son of Mr. and Mrs. J. A Haupt of 820 Olive Street - . Benoist dAzy. They then matron of honor. wore hydrangea ™ounced yesterday at a bridge 6714 F¥ler avenue, took place 4 ail ae to the Rothschild Ball. Mrs. blue ers pe and chiffon. Her flow-|/¥mcheon given by Mrs. Betts for Tuesday evening, March 1. at thé c. | | si Ws Was one of a week end ers were a corsage of roses. Miss "er daughter. Covers were laid for Jesus Evangelical Church. The Rev. ! ; oe & , | DY! MONDAY! ” -h tateian wf the Duc de Mary Edwards, the maid of honor, i¢ guests at a tabie decorated in; Dr. William F. Simon officiated. A | , Vi b A : J . mase recently green and white. No date for th “Vy wore beige lace over chiffon of the — mt reception and banquet for 250 os or. BO See eS ESE SES | RM A{HiioOHAAAH VIN woetey . ATTA OOOO NNW WG 4 Matthews will leave Paris Same shade. an a corsage of Pre- W edding has been se fue Sts was held at the Western ¢ ery Event in the Entire Year” Rome with Mme. de la Font of Mier Toses. Mr. and Mrs. 8. C. LaBeaume, Rowing Club, 5000 South Broad- MRS. JACOB D. “ie ible $130 ; Our Regular The ride wo her ' ; 9 S95 , a eae oe SS ne ori ‘ore her mother's wed- . Square, London. the 1ormer ° of PReckitt, where they will stay ding dress of deep cream silk. re- the marriage of their daughté The bride wore a gown of ivory wali Eilts ei iis Us sain, - ee $1 95 Queentex Mrs Matthew's cousin, the modeled to the fashions of the pres- Peggy, to Emil Naert of 5417 satin and lace. Her fulle veil was ; bs : ‘ =e oe us cipessa tuspoli di Pogcio-8u- ent day. A train of soft lace was! Louisiana avenue. The couple wil!! held im place by orange blossome riage March 1, Miss Anita as ce Service Silks who was before her marri ee attached to the. shoulders. Miss spend their honeymoon in Ne M and she carried a shower bouquet Schumacher, dau hter of ae bone “a | Marthe de Chambrun. daugh- epelypee ewers were lilies of the as w aete ime wedding tvok of bride’s roses and lilies of the val- Mr. and Mrs. illiam . mt the Marquis and Marquise ‘*,.°> 20a roses. | place last week. ley. Mrs. John Schorr was matron Schumacher. —Ruith memambdrun, the Dr. Roblee was attended by : Mr. and Mrs. Ben Pearl. - Of honor, and Miss Mabel Schu- brother, Fred M. Roblee, 4747A McMillan avenue. announce ™@cher and Miss Grace Warring- Geen mother of “the Louis, and rheodore Barker, the marriage of their daughter, '0D were bridesmaids. They wore ee de Chambrun . hae brothe¢ r of the bride. An interesting Blanche. to Harry Kostman. of Nile green, orchid and pale yellow basket of sweet peas and roses. wil- Ot es dine “shen, , ncident connecied wit the mar- 5048 Idaho avenue. which took | t@ffeta frocks, respectively, and liam Haupt was ring™ bearer. 9 a Sone See gree: replies... February 20 at the Share C@#rried shepherd's crooks adorned Edward Haupt served as best Mey, : Dat zi mmerer of t. Cons table, who played the weddine |Zedek Auditorium. with bouquets of roses. Miss Doro- seine ar his brother, and Monro ich famous Y Z — * making an indefinite —— aaa payee. the. wedding The bride's La gereoagpeccy were Mrs, | thy Spect was flower girl and wore Tibbets and Armand ~ Hoffstetter present the renig has taken an apart- ae) eg al oo marriage of the! Oscar Gladstone of Chicago, ma- Pale pink taffeta and carried - ov rue de Verneuil. bride's parents, Dr. and ‘| Bar-)tron of honor, Miss Ruth Kos*- vings! It Rae ker, After a honeymoon in the ceptional! 25 Eads avenue, announce Way, following the ceremony. former Margaret Nicols of New York. Mrs. " . * * .AAAN a were groomsmen. . . > : : : man, Miss Blanche Kornfeld and H * and Mrs. Walter Russell, Hast, Dr. and Mrs. Roblee will bei Miss Yetta Pear! bridesmaids ermanent Wave at Re rice her} of St | ~~ : . , a? ho ~ C+ ] “ : . re ; . : Pi } Pn. £435. ° . . WOUIS, entertained a 1Oome in Si. 4O UI, W he re tne | Jule Gl VAN'S SPECIAL FACIAL. ‘= Diewa. 43 oe - ‘ae net | All Licensed Operators Phone NOW! GArfield 2819-305: COLORS bare a ng * sags the Riviera ! Prof. Drantion THE VAN BEAUTY SHOP. 614 Olive St. Including ‘o, 4 : , fine of New York's best permanent waving artists. =" ( Sample EY : " iness Women to Meet. | Marvel Permanent, ri: Banna a Shades : meathiy social Blonde ial meeting of Gunmetal ‘ . . : Ty ad _ 2 Business and Professional || Spain Paris Vif Permanent. ...... .$25}'|| Nestle Circuline W aving N's Club wil held 7 We give from 5 to 10 waves Silt: visit our shop May a: - - CP ysis fs a — “i and see how our waves look when finished. The Wave That Does Not Harm Your Hair - *.-80 Pp. Mm. at tre own WAYS TO SMARTNESS: NAMELY: Mee Miss Margaret Burke is yy New York Permanent Wave Shop viagts Wen ot § ] O ee 4 at Te Finger Wave Hair Cut ATS, IRREGULAR-BRIM HATS PEm ily Fische: whinge i - eee meg meng agama ag Ee eaacaaaaacaamammmmmamals Phone GArfield 1113 4 | Flesh - presente 2 to the club at ug ° PERMANEN I WAVE s LA VER A BE A UTYE SHOP | Silver cing. Twenty-five em. i . §@ years in the hair business in St. Louis “ 2 " eee: NJ These are surely the Favored Modes _" have rv satie ctaehanadl ar ~ ' , has taught us how te treat the hair of the in- | 264 North 7ih--N. E. Cor. Seventh and Pine | ine , of Fashion—offered at a Price which plac be welcomed a re OE , ee | M igh represente-—in every cise—« Saving ™™rock Luncheon Thursday. eS Wigs, Toupes, Cut Hair Made Into Swirls. , | Pearl most unusual! Monday! . pahamrock hieinetncndn ai hie : HIRSCH’S HAIR BAZAAR ; : | Mauve huraday n oon at Hotel Stat- de 502 N 7th St. Open Evenings by Appointment j WHICH IS Gt ARANTERD ° Rr the c: , a Telephone CEntral 2394 FUK SIX MONTHS French Nude a hal Louis I niversity . — ) Te shew you, MADAME, our serv- * * “se and Finance Alumni Piping Rock J m8 lon Gustave Miavener ‘s — bmited tine ne , L. INC. —"h of the entertainment | P t W $10 : Com e ng ; O18 OLE st.___, Mitten ermanent Wave, | aa sor Forse at Convent. Wé guarantee a large Wave with ringlet ends. UXiliary Board of the Good VICTORIA BEAUTY SALON H Regularly; prints MORE WANT 4 | merd Conve nt will give a Len- “© St. Louis pewspapers COMBINED. BR “Peon at the Good Shepherd || CEntral 8856 404 Victoria Bldg. 8th and Locust . J . Friday, March 24, 2 fae

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_ ST.LOUIS POST-DI ee PAGE 4 PAPE SOS ries Re ~ Hite Went eer aes, baie). Pemae oo bein bees 5) pp baa Oe : vt Ble: SA, COMIN. ia Rte nk ATOR ~ 7 ' Cnjoy the luxury, ee the comfort of wavy har ’* ¢ is mot alone the Circuline waving D iccdaion in your hairdresser’s parlor that permanently waves your hair. What actually set it inco beautiful flowing waves are the Circulines themselves. It is these Circulines thar make possible treating your hair accordipg to its individual re- quirements, assu=ng you of a wave as tight or as loose as you yourself prefer. You will recognize these Circulines, as pic- tured here. Each is individually wrapped, with the name “Nestle Circuline” stamped on the glassine Wrapper. On!) when jou see them, whee your hairdresser uses them. ave 0M sure of a Nestle Circuline Wate. Substitute formulas haphazardly concocted contain lye, ammonia, potash—dangerous | to the hair. Avoid them! A Circuline wave is on/y a Circuline Wave | if authentic Circulines are used. They are gentle, safe, sure. Be sure your hairdresser uses them ! Write for Circuline booklet to i Meese. CO, 12 East 49th Street, New York NESTLE (Circuline Permanent Wave GruSESUSS | HAVE YOUR HAIR TESTED NOW The..fENT-O-METER, a scientific machine for testing NESTLE’S circulating Waves, 18 NOW avaliable to the public and hair dressers. Demonstrations Monday night to the hair dressers on NESTLE cir- culine waving in our display rooms in the Holland Biég., 211 N. 7th. — n Ay on “ — wr . is atl * aed . ’ a ~ FA ws ats o> ke 4 ¥ > : = tc “nite be Shr a ¢ Pe a ss “ arr ¢ . te és ef si oes . > p mow . “ . Soe . y on ah a ‘¢ Tn ere se , : % . ‘ = - ’ : " - ieasieeet 5 ee fi i a Scie tulle 6 sghn ae - 4 ? iets > \ , f rt en on : 7 Mins ° saints , 7 re i » — Make, cehicemacen _ ge. a ap EGG EAN ORG Cr aa SIM I as gE as VERE SRR Ea RSA Tig ca iE pNaagagel 15 wats 2 7? ee ee ee ee 5 ee De oe ee ee hires wt f ia aviceritin,-ebbteor . - at. - , - rw ~ er aa a“ e . ~ Dan . Fs ~ . ” ‘ bw ” » Pe ” me ~ a — pagts. » 7 hee? SQgina rer . \ we 24 hs al STORE ert tie: Reape sous AAS Bie Laan pene. 4 SWE ‘ 4 Rye pes 4 : ; 2 SS ror see a Lettie Gana map: 1 chi Sagal ee laa: 8 us ids ca A ahh 4 i. « ‘ oe EE ees “a4 “1 “4 \ . ¥ - 4, 4 te ee eee sie Poe bee " ES am: » . ¢ 4 . rae) : aaa ee 5 —s is s S re 4 er. Aa oe mee ae tau & 5: Sub 4 Pap se . - Fy ot ET et ca TEE ARTE segs & fs a 3 PR PTS BREN a Makiexd. a. ~~ aes Instructions and examinations on the Text-o-Meter are given by Mrs. RB. Jeans. |_JEANS- WILLIAMS SUPPLY CO, Holland Bldg., St. Louis, Mo. and Mrs. Hamilton Handian, Tony , Nuisen, Miss Bernice Nulsen, Mr.) and Mrs. Sam Geisinger, Mr. and ,Louis Dennig, Dr. and Mrs Otto ,Gabler, Mr. and Mrs. John Lovrien. | |Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Braun, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Medart, Mr. and | SPATCH Parties and Other Recent A bridge luncheon was given 'Tuesday by Mrs. Gus Bischoff Jr. decorated in spring flowers. The St. Louis Lonely Club will! ‘meet for dancing at Trimp’s ball- reom Friday night. The St. Louis ‘Social Dance — Olive street. The St. Louis ‘Outing Club will | nue, and tonight at the Sumura. studio, 4605 Olive street. The Angeles Club entertained 66 guests at the Western Rowing Club-' house, 5600 South Broadway. Thursday, March 3, in honor of the twentieth anniversary of the club. The entertainment consisted of sketches, “Then and New.” Miss 4nna Hiffman took the leading part in a sketch, “In the Old Family Album.” She was assisted by Mrs. Mannie hioker Mrs. Flizabet! a) Gotsch, president of the club, gave! a short address. Riverview Club gave a party. “a | Night in China‘town,”’ tast evening. | The club was decorated appropri- ately and a Chinese menu was served, ‘ The Good Fellowship Club will hold its regular Friday evening. meeting and dance March 18, at) } Westminster Hall. 3806 Olive street. | Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Bauer of the Chesterfield Apartments, 5295 Wa- terman avenue, celebrated their i}- | ver wedding anniversary Tuesday | ‘night in the French room at the) Coronado Hotel. Those present. were: Mrs. Davidson, Paul David- | son, Mrs. Rose Curby, Mrs. Fred H.| Peters, Mr. and Mrs. David Brew- | ster, Mr. and Mrs. Rey Atwood. Mr. | rs. Fred Bannister, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Arthur Feurerbacher, Mr. and/ Mrs. Val Goessing. Mr. and Mrs. Julius Muench, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hammitt, Mr. and Mrs. Crawford) | Dunean, Mrs. Birdie Bischof, Tom | Harkins, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Griese- deick, George Southmick. Mr. and) ) Mrs: Lampel. Mr. and Mrs. John B. Strauch,” Mrs. John Bauer, Mis Florenc Bauer. Mr. and Mrs. Eéd- ward Grayson and A. E. Grayson. Miss Ernestine Goldstein, daugh- | ter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gold- | stein of 1245 Shawmut place. gave! a bridge party and dance at th- ‘home of her parents, Tuesday. evening complimentary to her guest, Miss Ernestine Gates 0! Chicago, whose engagement to Jo- seph Bloom of St .Louwis was an- nounced. The wedding will take place early in April. Twenty-fivé ; guests were present. | The Lambda Alpha Lambda so0- rority will give its annual spring informal dance atathe. Congress Hotel the night of Mareh 17. eed aeeeieennetiemenetemennlll Lane Bryant . — c ’ ” a’ goer", * ” Pyke an - * ~ by rea: ran 3 is Second Floor Stout Women’s Sizes, 38 to 56. Women’s Sizes, 36 to nm Misses’ Styles made tind i¢7, 187, 30+, 22+ New Spring Coats for Street or Dress Wear 39% With Fur or Plain Tailored Trimmings 59" lightful styles. Fur with tucks and ocher youthful aae models, at $29.75—Monday! - Sixth and Locust Sts, St. Louis ALE LLL LOLS POLLO LL AED CEES > tastes patentee a OIE Ge he A. Oe i The new, first in St. Louis at Lane Bryant, charmingly simple Poiret Twill Coats, all-silk iif lined and in splendid colorings. Gay Sports Coats in plaid effects—all silk lined, in de- mings! Unusual tailoring! Straightline styles Desirable at $39.75 and $59.75 each. Also, at $59.75 are the wanted satin Coats. A Striking Array of New Spring Dresses —Afternoon and Street T ypes—$29.75 Silk Dresses just received—in bolero, semi-eton straightline and other distinctive sty! elaborated with embroidery or tucks, and in a wide showing of colors. Beautiful Nim ane Bryant = =a ey, ereper er plain-tailored trim- indications of the mode. it ewee mere at- SRE tm En ONE RETIRE EN LG ERIN AIS Ey ORO LODE ER A OD wee a Social Events. | | ‘of 2 Forest Ridge. The house wes Outing Club will give a dance to-| night in Architecture! Hall, 4000) i give a dance Saturday night at the. Hibernian Hall. 3619 Finney ave-) ] A AN aC tn ma ; | I SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 13, 19872_.cum a enon ~ eS ee ==s5hI WUIS! POST: DISPATCH ___. Water Lamps A New Idea in Lighting $2.25 $2.95 Quaint and charm- ing, these new water Lamps of green, amber and rose glass used with shades of silk, chintz or } .parchment, will add a delightful color note to any room. Choice of two sizes. (Fifth Floor.) See Our Other'A Announcements on Pages 5, 6 anil 7, This Section. —GRAND- LEADER STIX, BAER @ FULLER ale of Diamond Jewel; Wrist Watches, Rings pts: Brooches of Sparkling Beauty Are Exceptional Values—All Priced at Worth-While Savings Diamond jewelry of brilliance and beauty that retains its icy in the fashion, ig offered at very low prices, ee ae Te ge eae - a oe — Ee mn er a ee ee - a — — — ase ® * Diamond Brooch Begins Mo From those who have profi ceive an enthusiastic respons —" $372 The Brooch is new and very attractive when set Rings with white diamonds and platinum top. H an dsome Lovely inum with ar- ‘ Brooch in fancy filigree monds. are very thetic sa style is set with one attractive. or eme sparkling diamond — un- usually attractive $ - and very special for 1200 New Fringed Curtains In Shadow, Filet and Novelty Weaves, Are Priced, Each PP ep te - - AN Pe RE EE ET at, + Grenadine Curtains White ruffled Grenadine Curtains in dot or fancy pattergs are 33 inches wide and 2% yards long. Spe- ae OL $9.95 $3.20 | ‘ Beautiful new Curtains, ecru tinted, are in a variety of patterns—shadow, filet and nov- “will addg@ touch of beauty to the exterior as well as the interior of your home. Tucked Curtains Are New This Season—Pair. $5 These new Curtains of fine quality French marquisette come in the much- favored cocoa color and are very smart with their four rows of tucks. Drapery Damask | Linen Slip Covering Cotton-and-rayon 50-in. Imported Belgian Lin- Damask in a wide variety ens, plain and stripes, are of beautiful patterns suit- a popular new addition to able for windows or doors. — Cover materials. Du- Unusual value, rable and distinc- per yard $ 1.85 | tive looking, yard, $ I .00 ea e¢eeee#ests 8s @& Leader Holland Shades, 36x72, in durable colors, each..... 68c (Sixth Floor.) Extraordinary Values in Rugs Destrable Qualities Offered at Unusual Savings Royal Wiltons Extra Heavy, 9x12 $115 Luxurious Royal Wilten Rugs woven of fine quality worsted in a wide selection of beautiful Chinese de- signs, in allover and open - field effects. They are finished with heavy fringe. Wool Wiltons 9x12, Special at $79.50 The newest designs of the season in a heavy grade Wool Wilton Rug. These beautiful fringed Rugs are woven in rich col- ors and patterns that will contribute a bright color note to the home. Seamless Wilton Velvet ' Axminster Rugs 9x12, Special, $37.50 Seamless, 9x12. at $47.50 A group of Wilton Velvet Rugs, in a Unusually beautiful, in rich wide assortment of the wanted new pat- and new designs are these Seecuiune aan terns and colorings, finished with fringe. minster Rugs. In room-size, they are ap These fine Rugs. woven without seams, excellent opportunity to purchase a fine’ are an exceptional value. Rug at a lew price. (Sixth Fleer.) Convensent Terms of Payment May Be Arranged Housewares Attractiv y Priced Shoo Tasks. 290 Each A practical Shoe Rack of black enameled wire—fits any closet door or base. Coffee Percolators $3.49 Well-known Universa! Percolator in 6-cup size. Oey Gee oa $3.95 Food dialds $1.37 Pyrex Pie Plate. 59 A Universal Food Chop- A low price for this bak- per, popular because it ‘8 glass, .9%%-inch size chops all kinds of food. popular Pie Plate. Pyrex Consercle. | Untvereal Teakettle and Frame, $3.19 $2.95 Aluminem Teakettle with Pyrex Glass Casserole : and Cover that fits imto a pF eras epg easily nickel-plated frame. _" “(FItth Fieor.) fancy synthetic sapphires. | Fancy filigree style with $195 $45 elty weaves. They: have a decorative border © at the bottom, with:3-inch bullion fringe Of : rayon. These new Cartains at your windows * Dinner | Diamond | Diamond | Dinner Rings mate Rings of plat- gree Rings are An attractive A dainty A Very Dainty aa made of white Ri i Filigree Brooch tistic pierced. gold with 5 or gold shows 3 mond and 2. | design, set with 5 white A lovely platinum-top 11 to 15 dia- monds and and two synthetic soppaizes. Priced at $12.50. o event, the quality of the Hos Rings | Rings =| fili- ‘ “yy Ring of white Ring has 1 dia- dia- white diamond- h synthetic sap- and synthetic phires set in res sapphires or white gold. emeralds. | Fancy - filigree. 18-karat white gold ring, set with one diamond y — Ae ~ % by i : : f : | Pe : , .- 4 7 : J ip ft ‘> oe 1 ‘* i i ive ; 4 ’ Z a favors t are so easily ss week an expert instryctor from the Dennison : . — | = conduct daily classes (without charge) —teaching yout = —— make such delightful articles as— tai + —e Lamps and Shades Dainty Party Favors a W oven Flower Baskets Mesquerade Costumes : . Novel Party Prizes Gay Crepe Paper Flowers » M S Ik H en Ss Wil Os¢é Classes Daily from 9:30 to 12 and : 1:30 to 4:30 on the Fourth Floor. pe ee Panes Stglen Black and Colors—Sheci 2400 pairs of full-fashioned Hose ized lisle tops and double soles. 1800 prs. mock-fashioned pure thr 1800 pairs of mock-fashioned, th Hose of a well-known brand. are: Dept. a Telephone Ord Sale of Sample Pillow Many Styles and Colors— s{= All Remarkable Values at Did you ever go into a home where pillows seemed how to call to you from every available place? taffeta pillows on the couch, a soft pillow in the able chair, serviceable pillow for your feet, gay in the sunroom and dainty Normandy late in td : If you would have such a home, this is your ¢ select several pillows at a great saving in orice. All sizes, all shapes, all colors im these samples of a high-grade manufacturer; exceptional values. (Art Needlework Section—Second Floor, and Thrift Avy.—Main. fj e on Co aoe me at | >) Radiola 20 Reduce od With Radrotrons—Priced Without Accessories $39.2 This is the popular . 5-tube Radiola 20 which is - well- eee ee ee me ation and perfect reception. It is of the balanced radio fre- 4 te eT Ss

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This Section. d Jewelry Sparkling Beauty Are A rth-While Savings ARE at retains prices, Very Special SN ¥ a ~~ 4 * S y 1 “ “ ‘ 4 Din ner An exquisitely modeled | . case of 118-karat white | Rings gold set with four dia- monds and fancy synthet- | ic sapphires or emeralds; ; | $17 50 has an excellent fifteen- | a? jewel lever movement. | A dainty _ Ring has 1 dia- mond and 2 \ synthetic sap- Diamond 3 W edding Ring ‘ c phires set in or white gold. A platinum circlet, is en age engraved by Deace - iitiente. and and set with ten me diamond a —. A Wed- ing Ring of rare beauty for $59.50 ‘Main Flour Easily Mastered Instiyction in Thi$*Fascinating Work One Week—Beginning Monday je no wea What delightful and decorative arti- made"out of cOlorful crepe paper and other . Materials. If you ehjoy giving original parties, chatmed with the unusual decorations and lvérs that are so easily made. During this rt instructor from the Dennison factory will ly classes (without charge)—teaching you to delightful articles as— nd Shades Flower Baskets y Prizes Dainty Party Favors Mesquerade Costumes Gay Crepe Paper Flowers lasses Daily from. 9:30 to 12 and 1:30 to 4:30 on the Fourth Floor. Wrist Watch — -_ ws” ty Styles and Colors— ${= Remarkable Values at fer go into a home where pillows seemed some- to you from every available place? on the couch, a soft pillow in the comfort- iceable pillow for your feet, gay cretonnes and dainty Normandy lace in the boudoir. have such a home, this is your opportunity to 1 pillows at a great saving in price. ges, all shapes, all colors in these samples of — de manufacturer; exceptional values. Section—Second Floor, and Thrift Av.—Main Fleer.) a iola 20 Reduced — rotrons—Priced t Accessories >C) .50 a —— © popular 5-tube which is well- its ease of oper- trfect reception. It alanced radio fre- . Complete with Dries the set is Terms May f ly Arranged. ‘Radio Dept.—Fourth Fleer.) —— vam Crisp a ¢ "7 y * 4 : al Pn = oe Be oo « ee a : $, a ° ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ee a - cn — tee ee ee ae ee _—$———$ See Our Other Announcements on Pages 4, 6 and 7, This Section. 6 FULLER BR a i oes am : "ae es ° Be: , Bah toe ° a%. Bs - 2 car Pe 2 a tt — = — ” —_— be ahs , 4 —m « - : a . d A — - ’ re >s . : Pe ? ae ” 2 a : - s - - —~—— - > by hie - ~ —_ - a - "” . — — - aa" ~ - ~« a na = - ae - " er e- a : : Si y! z a e- one 2 Be a me 4 * 4 * . ‘ z : i fo —-— i > - ‘ ¢ ¢ - ee. - a ‘ “ ‘ J by 4 S ? Sis 4 Z : OE ————s ee eee q " , + an = ceive an enthusiastic response. 1ecAnnual Sale of ® Li. ¢ Hosiery | Begins Monday Morning at 9 o’Clock From those who have profited by this event in other years, its announcement will re- ; To those whose introduction will occur with this year’s event, the quality of the Hose and the sale prices will tell the story most convincingly. 72,600 pairs of Women’s Hose—purchased from tHe best manufacturers—every pair perfect—every pair of pure + thread silk—Alll full fashioned. Every desirable weight in regular and outsizes. Black, white and fifty Spring shades. - At {= cerized lisle tops. mercerized lisle hem. cerized lisle tops. lisle hem at top. (Hosiery Dept. and Thrift Avenue—Main Floor.) Telephone Orders Accepted. We Reserve the Right to Substitute. 4800 pairs of our Ruby Ring light service weight, mer- 6000 pairs of light service-weight silk Hose with narrow 5400 pairs of heavy service-weight silk Hose with mer- 5800 pairs of chiffon silk Hose with narrow mercerized At 7 00 Pair 14,600 prs. our new Sheer Duchesse all-silk chiffon Hose. 4200 pairs Ruby Ring light service-weight, silk top. 4200 prs. Ruby Ring heavy service-weight lisle tops. 6600 prs. Granite light service-weight alJ-silk Hose. 6000 prs. Granite service-wt., short mercerized lisle tops. 2400 prs. pointed heel service-wt., mercerized lisle tops. 3000 prs. Granite service-weight, lisle tops, outsizes. 1600 prs. Corinne chiffon, outsize, mercerized lisle tops. At te -00 SG, 3600 pairs sheer chiffon Hose, color-tipped tops. 3000 pairs chiffon Hose, all silk with picot edge. 2400 pairs Corinne all-silk Hose in service weight. 1000 prs. Corinne all-silk, chiffon weight, outsizes. Men s Silk Hose in the Sale Plain and Fancy Styles— Black and Colors—Shecial 65c _ 2400 pairs of full-fashioned Hose with elastic ribbed mercer- ized lisle tops and double soles. 1800 prs. mock-fashioned pure thread silk Hose, fancy styles. 1800 pairs of mock-fashioned, thread silk and. rayon-mixed Hose of a well-known brand. Vi / ] jf SE ih teh tulip. #1. tees 0 08F Pair New Silks for Spring Frocks Wear Silks for Smartness at Any Hour of the Day. Choose From the Newest and Finest Silks—At Special Prices meee wes zi SSSR Are Washable ee In a wide variety of striped designs, in one or two tone ef- fect on white grounds—combina- tions that will delight you. Ev- ery one of the many color effects emerge from tubbing as fresh , ©@ - eas aubitey. 32 jase $1.98 Women’s Gowns of Heavy Silk Very Special at $3.25 Weil-tailored garments with Perfection in cut and fit, and ‘ivolous-looking Gowns trim- Med'with lace, net, hemstitch- ing and tucks. All are in the comfortable sleeveless style, in dainty pastel shades. The material is heavy crepe that will withstand many tub- 'Ngs and still look fresh and right with the surface of the silk UNspoiled. (Second Floor.) Black Satin Crepe 54 Inches Wide Because of the width, it is easy to fashion a smart Spring coat or frock of this lustrous Black Satin Crepe—a heavy, pure silk tex. ture, smooth and perfect in weave. New Printed Crepe de Chine Prints that will appeal to both women and misses because the group includes practical dark designs appropriate for tailored frocks and bright colorful pieces for the gayer events. Many, many colors. 40 inches wide, yard Fleur de Soie in Gay Prints Wear printed silk for smartness—-wear rinted radium for coolness at any hour of ummertime. We offer — a small de- i i loral effect develo in sign in floral e pe | $3.50 Special value at, yard | oft pastel shades; 40-inch; yard.. Printed Foulards The new prints feature small designs of tailored able 40-inch Crepe de Chine, character. An example of delightfully soft, in spite of this is shown in the attrac- its durable qualities. All tive new 40-inch Foulards. colors that fashion into at- eed. special for, yard. 91.98 Washable Crepes Here is a beautiful Wash- Spiral Crepes | The smartest Paris fash- | ions may be expressed in this lovely rough-weave 40- inch Dunwoodie Crepe of i _ A rau of pc yard $3.50 (Becond Floor.) Washable Crepe de Chine A soft-finish service-weight all-silk Crepe de Chine that will tub per- fectly, making it particularly desirable for women’s and children’s frocks and lingerie. Fifty different new shades, including black and white; 40 inches wide for, yard $1.55 __. SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 13, 1927 GRAND-LEADER ee ee en eee i ‘ MA ioe — iioalleeeeeadl he Spring Coat-Event Offers You the Double Advantage of Extraordinary Values and Complete Selections—W omen’'s and Misses’ Advance Styles 35 °49" 692 Such advantages should bring you here early Monday morning to choose the Spring t that is perfect for you. ‘Here—at these three featured prices—is every style considered for Spring, critically chosen to make this event supreme in fashion interest. Dress Coats of satin and smart, soft woolens—tailored Coats, tucked Coats, Coats trimmed with the new furs. And ‘every Coat representing MORE style and value at its price—a direct result to you of our tremendous purchasing power in combination with seventeen other stores! - Other Coats Bring the Ultimate in Style for Every Occasion, $25 to $250 Fairly breathing of Spring in their smartness, their new treatments of fabrics and furs—Topcoats and Dress Coats have been assembled for every possible coat-need, for every figure-type, for conservative and modern tastes. Selections now are at the very topmost point of completeness, urging the immediate choice of smart women and misses! (Third Floor.) New Balibuntl Hats In Styles and Qualities Decidedly Unusual at ‘i That marvelously soft, smooth quality of Balli- buntl that one never ex- pects to find at $15—in Hats of alert chic! The crowns — pinched and creased in ultra-modish ways, definitely mark them as advance styles. And the brims range from smart, small ones to the wider brims preferred by fashionable matrons. \ The Missours Commission for the Blind Announces an Exhibition and Sale of Novelty Articles Made by the Blind Beginning Monday, March 14, and contin- uing all week, we will have these articles on display and sale in a special booth on our Second Floor, near the ascending escalator. You can greatly help the blind to help them- selves by purchasing some of these useful and splendidly made articles—priced from 15c to $15. Combined with felt, or tailored with gros- grain bands and an occasional brilliant pin or buckle. New colors, of course ... Pink, rose, monkey skin, sand, Copen, gooseberry green, navy, navy-with-red, and black. (Third Floor.) Boys Flapper Suits Sailor Boy Brand— Long-Sleeve Style $1 28 These Suits are well made Sale of Silk Gloves In Two Shecral Groups $119 ana $12 Because they were termed ors hag rejected by the high standards of a leading silk glove man- ' testupeet on are able to offer 2400 paits of excellent fine, ae os quality Milanese Gloves, beautifully made with or green. The sie on novelty cuffs, embroidered in contrasting shades. All quakes tent: Rech Bult sizes—shop early, as the supply is limmitedd ag a9 — : belt and is an exceptional value at this ee price. Sizes 244 to 9 years. we Telephone and mail orders will be promptly filled. Be sure to mention size and (Boys Own Store—Fourth Fioor.). __ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH______. PAGE. BA ARES ARIELLE RG SES ONL TR Sa

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TK Ne canes / Te ee ee ee ee ee ee a $ + * q airy mt Ry. > : - — A eneanctelntmanaetaire: ’ ‘ als ee” ee. we mas " : . ~- re aes 3 . So BP KEY. erga ser 7 es aia Same amen ge ae recirgie SARS setae aay me eee Be Ae ey ue hws wie . " at ~ 3 oy —- F pea a . P - o = a“ 4 apd POM Gee culls Sonate Fert; yet psn aes Ci sina PME ith A eae - . > a Se. See te ae he eee | ee op ty) Pe = y ~ 3 ” — pea a Pe Py ogee cite , ee her ae YS RT Ae AS Se AR PIES Tidy pe eee Sete ee: jin x d Me Mh ae ya Ge RS pF y coor abe ne, 4 api a 4B POET Kinyo 4) Se Ax. = . Seat i ‘ J ’ ote é i. > . a ae eT Te ? ‘i REL We ee mano . OA, ed 5 nag) re eS Fa i Se ue Sa a ‘ | nae weston A Fortunate Purchase Enables Us to Offer Unusual Values in an Extraordinary Sale of 640 Women’s and Misses New Sprin , Coal ; ___ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH IS POST- DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 13, 1927. - ~ST.LOUI LE IA I EN Ae A A at ihe = eae a ALLL A A OI = meee ee ee ae —- _ —— leas, Go - a? > ’ . : “ay Bin ¥¢ Le fords, colonial pumps, sport Oxfords and others of Crepes Linen Luncheon Sets 5-Piece Bridge Sets Linen Breakfast 2 a | , patent and tan leathers, black satin, colored leathers and those trimmed with cherry or $ 49 parchment leathers—have high, Cuban or low Far Below Regular | Set 69c Set 95c Ea heels. Sizes 3 to 8 in the lot ‘ . =e * A . and come with many different 36x36 inches, and four napkins— neatly hemmed and have & fast-colored borders—Set con- of fime quality cotton cloth with colored borders—some are § sists of cloth 50x50 inches and a linen-like finish—woven in_ ject to very slight imperfee half dozen napkins to match. checked designs in pastel shades. —all are in the 50x50-inch § : = ne wey = Special Purchase and Selling of Children’s Dresses For Boys and Girls 1 to 6 Voie 1 9 Of linen crash, neatly hemmed Consisting of one square cloth, Linen crash Breakfast Cle Yard Linen Bridge Sets eon | 89c OU could make no bet- ter purchase for your Set has one linen square 00 50 Spring sewing. An all- cloth and four napkins to ring pxir ” ° = silk wash Crepe of close, match—made of dinen ey , Good heavy- ver-bleached damasze kins in size 14x14 —neatly h . — TOV , ¢ even texture — it will crash woven with nea colored borders in paste! More Than 50 Lovely D fashion Into Bg attrac- eros for use—woven Fy p in tive frocks tor business “ a : om 1 designs. aris comes this inspiration ALUE-WISE mothers, when they see these charmi ng or dress wear. The low 3600 Li sexe 5" man f th J little Frocks, will note the new and pretty styles— price presents a most ex- — y of the wonderful designs. Espec the surprisingly high quality fabrics, the full cut. and ceptional value. Huck Towels Notable are the popular tweed effects. 4 excellent workmanship—then they'll purchase the im- mediate and future needs of the children. Colors— 22c Each In the assortments are the popular Mary Newton and the dainty Jacquard patterns. While s and checks are unusually attractive. f Mitzi frocks—some are with panties to match—made Orchid Made of fine quality Of fine, silver-bies F -_ colors. In fact, these “Red B. ~ on rane 2 prints and ginghams. The garments at Cocoa area vaya — promt: gre | a “ “ephyrs” are the very “reason why” are nan mo . l nd n yY nem- itched cio ’ ph. s cked. Pink med—the Towels meas- <n inches and t # 0 tons are in high favor for this coming There are others of fine qual ity voules, that have Flesh ure 16x30 inches. A very hermstitched n | hand smocking and embroidery. also fine Val lace and Brittany unusual value. match. ribbons. Sizes | to 6 years. Suitable for dress- up wear Frost Gray as well as kindergarten wear. ie irs 8 ae Blossom 800 Linen Hand-Embroidered ~ 81x99-Inch Wood Rust Breakfast Cloths Linen Crash Towels yout : Cinnamon Pink . .10 : Rasphavey 75c 49c 59c 69c = $110 Each Palmetto Linen crash Breakfast Cloths There are 2000 of these beau- For full-size beds—of Dm ch . Poudre Blue Dresses F Two Models Wearing L ; From McCall Patterns 3 ; . in size 45x45 inches—neatly tiful crash Towels in size 18x30 sheeting—neatly heme Gooseberry hemmed and have fast-colored inches—very elaborately hand are subject to very Blonde borders—a splendid yalue at this embroidered in fast-color Porto ‘tections. ) Lanvin Green price. Rican designs. : eS o’ Clock ‘ cm Navy Hand-Embroidered 2400 Hemstitched - 300 Breakfast S White Linen Bridge Sets Pillowcases Black 95c Set. $ 1-95 and $9.95 99¢ Each on na — will tub perfectly and — —_— oo is I | fer maki 5: : ss | 7 parmente a aan ak ae Of fine, round-thread linen Of fine quality bleached pil- | | ith linen-like finale oe lingerie. ao inches wide: crash, neatly finished and very lowcase muslin, soft finished and | design in pastel shades. } enstairs Store) elaborately hand embroidered in neatly hemstitched—all are in or phone orders orders filled. © . ee fast-cojored Porte Rican designs. the 42x36-inch size. (De ae

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ISPATCH Men’s Knit Underwear} ALBRIGGAN shirts and drawers are offered at a price that affords a saving. The shirts have short sleeves—the drawers are in ankle length with double trimming on bands. ecru color. Sizes 32 to 46. tT» .% . » 7 ' Vv NFLiAirsr Store } All are in the y ring Coats} gine ul ll er Supreme ‘Values in the of Linens opportunity to stock up on Linens at prices ed are both plain and fancy linens—all at @ strongly recommend anticipating your ® Linen Breakfast ‘Cloths 95c*= idge Sets Set e square cloth, four napkins— tton cloth with ish—woven in- n pastel shades. neatly hemmed and: have fast 14-Inch Linen = gee a ee | | is gta it, or b7 / § Good heavy-weight sil- BBE ver-bleached damask Nap- i ale kins in size 14x14 inches —neatly hemmed, reaey for use—woven in neat floral designs. Hemstitched Table Sets $ 9.95 Of fine, silver- bleached linen damask-rhave hemm- stitched cloth in size 54x 70 inches and ha-t . es hemstitched napkins to @ match. roidered 81x99-Inch h Towels Salisbury Sheets c69c 9118 Fach of these beau- For full-size beds—of oo | Is in size 18x30. sheeting—neatly hemmee-* ml borately hand = are subject to very slight imp ast-color Porto § fections. —3 o’Clock Special 300 Breakfast Sets - 95c Set « ~~ = a « . a ; dance given by Mrs. Elonzo Ty- ner on Wednesday. | | The Secretary of War and Mrs. Dwight Davis were the guests pe honor at dinner on Tuesday night | of the Assistant Secretary of War | and Mrs. Trubee Davidson. Unusual design in Soli- taire clamp mounting of Iridio-Platinum. 10 dia’ monds on sides. $107.00 Mrs. Howard Tucker Jr., daugh- , ter of Mrs. Leigh ,sPalmer, was one: i of the models in thefSenior League ; Pin mountings in the latest mode. at the transformation we can work for you. Gold Pin illustrated above. can be placed on the pin, if desired. ale “ * - en a a we Ring and Pin Mountings ERY DAY WE are making iene the owners of old jew- elry by remounting their jewels in smart new Ring and You, too, will be delighted ; Diamonds can be of the Platinum and Other Diamonds $43.00 x Man's Ring Mounting of heavy, sold white gold, enamel! inlaid. ; $35.00 members of Missoudi Fashion Show for Charity Satur- | . day. . aa ~ _ > a The Secretary of War and Mrs.| Qy _ itttinusiimgiemoncmmnwenanna =" arenes) ; Davis, Senator and Mrs. James| & i If you want a mecihl we) US or Pin design C Reed, Mrs. John B. Henderson,| @ = made, we will submit original sketches to you, without A |Mrs. Bessie Parker Bruggemann,' 9 3 charge. We also can supply extra Diamonds, of any ; Senator and Mrs. Harry B. Hawes,’ : size, in standard or rss cuttings at reasonable prices. ‘ Mra. Selden P Spencer and other | ’ 5 TL MS as ha eee a emtentuinn PPPRRS Ai PIE commer we delegations y et r : are patrons of the Missouri Univer- sity Glee Club concert to be held in Washington on Monday. Mrs. Hienderson, Mrs. Bruggemann, Representative and Mrs. Joe Men- love and Dr. Louise Stanely are |among the box holders. The com- | mittee in charge of the sale of boxes are Grace Lynn, chairman; Carter Alexaffder, F. B. Scheetz, ao lle Compapy 9th and Olive Sts., 5. E. Corner - - , * - a ’ ™ ea 2 Sa 29 AU JOU AL 9-Pc. Genuine Wal- ba nut New Queen Annes EASY TERMS oF secon iTiones FR ul Complete Room Outfits ‘-- LIVING-ROOM OUTFIT 16-PI ECE 2.Pc. Living-Room Suite, Oxt2 Velvet Rug Liviog-Room Tabie, Stand Stend. Pedestal, Fleer | $ . lam and Silk Shade, End Table, Table Lamp and _—— Table Runner =—S— and pair of Book Ends 17-PIECE DINING-ROOM OUTFI rl bee ae

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8 ULAR SEN AION BT OEE SNR ELT MBN SA es ee PAGE 8 ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH Feeeeseeenesensensne Ss TARC Kigeeaeeseeeneceuessem : 6-TUBE SINGLE DIAL RADIOS Plug in Light-Socket Complete 120 ‘$200 Performance $ ee ~ of Mrs. (PRR Em ptt te + ~All ai iprtieiltatiaatinai ites Bi cca Nl adel Tapas nilimaihinitecrdasnie” sitet oe ‘Rte inten + ay s 0s » Ane UB, Pee " SRT yD EY Oe tree? : ed Ne SF ne MAC ae hs,» Oa AO Vi Mage a a = mer to i] n, > her daughter Mrs. John f ima wood. who spent the past nine. of Brooklyn, N. Y. and Mrs. Ben). vears in India, gave a talk on her! ~~ 1? ’ 4 r " ss oO! Millwood. Va Mrs work at the Presbyterian Church The regular meeting of t ers’ Association was held k wood High Schoo! afternoon. Miss Synnove referente librarian at ym University, wh Norway, was the prin- | handsome walnut cab- alia ail aS , : " . > inet, containing storage cipal speaker, her subject space for all accessones. enclosed loud ‘speaker. Countries, i a | afternoon. a oO s a bb i i ei me we te 7 be a me ee 5 we Piano, Radio or — _ a & it - ee we — rss a * > | > bridge club art Mrs. » oe B.A. Starck Piano Co, Foo : : ° Jefferson City | | guests of Mrs. Manufacturers of Starck Grand, Upright and Player-Pianos ~« ena Mra 8. 1018 Olive St. Corner Eleventh 8 ic a ak fie @ (of Collins and their ise down the Mis- acco n n her trip Jones Was accompanied on her P Tuesday evening retary, Miss Wilmot Mol- The annual c@lliection of new he Par- Sarments for the Grenfell Mission ¢ oe” in Labrador. will take place early Kirkwood branch of this mission are Mrs. A. lL. Rogers, Mrs. Sam ho is q | Beuwers, Mrs a: Pa Gross, Mrs \‘m. Randolph, Mrs. J. C. Kend- and will have for the Scandinavian History, Folk-Lore stoms.’’ Miss Lar- and Mrs. Clara Leet Davis. Mrs. Jos. Wilson and Mrs. C. O. | pen is ‘ a tour through this |; 6en 1s to make a tou hrov gh this . been named as country during the coming sum- Donaldson have delegates to attend the State Sun- day School Convention at Farming- Berkeley Jones are ton, Mo., in April. talk at the Monday Club of Web- : Leach entertained her ster Groves tomorrow on Indians, luncheon Tuesday in Northern California, where she lived for several vears. Mrs. James Ray McGrath of Mt ‘Cowan, will sing solo parts and were week-end McGrath's parents 5 G. Hopkins. Miss Geraldine Turner, who is a : Robert Brashear. second-vear student at the Univer- Sappington roads, sity of Illinois, spent the week-end golden wedding in Kirkwood, with her parents, Mr. Misseldine a RR BR TP, PRA ARN INCLU: Soa ce g ar 5 FMS RAL a Se gen an ST RE, EAE MBE Fas seat BOR 8 OSI | ROSIE SNe: BORER OH oF: 5g io. Louw Lergert “Womens obecialty hap. Chicago Civic Opera Co., at the Coliseum, Saturday, Mar. 18, “Resurrection,” (in French.) Tastefully Furred in the Paris Manner ONDAY’S leading attraction is this brilliant assembly of outstanding Spring Coat successes, so favorably secured that they present a new measure of \ alue e-giving at $58. Here are the various moods of Fashion's fancy in Dress Coats and Topcoats created by noted American designers and copyists, from Parisian inspirations. More than three-score charming Versions of the mode appear in such fabric and fur as: KASHA S2UIRREL SATIN FOX FAILLE MOLE CHARMEEN BROADT AIL LORCHEEX FITCH | KASHMIR MONKEY AND MANY TWIN BEAVER SPORT WEAVES LAPIN, ETC 4 S| ' ‘ ‘ . - ‘ Black. oft course, icadgds thc way. ChOSELY tollowed hy navy. icker. iceflow, Sierra, Helene green and other representative Spring tones i... 7 meee... .... Wemen’s....... Extra Sizes Marvelous Spring Coats 24 The woman whose Coat budget stops short of $30 can- not afford to overlook this selection of smart Coats, which sions as complete a range of fabric, color and fur as vou would expect to find at nearly double the price. | ¥ Sale of Spring Kasha, Satin and Other Favored Fabrics THOMAS W. GARLAND, Inc.—Siath Se. Thru to Broadway—Between Locust & St. Charies—_ Coat Salca, Thurd Floor. A Superb Collection of Exclusive Coats $79.50 to $350 Shown in these specialized groups are many exact replicas of original creations ot celebrated Pansian coutourieures: ex- quisitely hand tailored by skilled artisans. SUNDAY MORNING, , ( Kirkwood Social News | Ww. T. Wright, of anniversary at their home Monday | La.. are the guestS evening. They were married At) ~+ _aY ir T} for ~ ut A mer- , , and moved to St. qdouis two years, relatives. | their future home ‘the Ww. c. T. U.. Wednesday after- rick. Mrs. Edward S. Sieber, Mrs. | John D'Arcy, Mrs. F. H. Morgan | Mrs. May Steinhauer will give a will be accompanied by Miss Ida, UP aus ewewevdide Wee ee deed et sh ew suewee MARCH 13,. 1920 Coceeeete ws a they xpect to make ' ica. where ey expec a few weeke with Mrs. H. D. Vowell will be the -_ fo) he iwuiar meetin ofi ~ hostess for the regula eung Grace Church Mrs. Neil Larimer and her sma!!l W. W. Kevysor. The Girls Friendly Club gave a mothers’ and daughters’ dinner at Parish House | Wednesday evening. After the din- Poo. ner a Lenten ‘alk was given by Mrs. ee? ike bee ” a) ‘ ao I - j —" bea. Sd Sorest Park Hotel West Pine at Euclid Av. Kitchenette Apartments’ at the FOREST PARK are de- | Luncheon, tae lightfully cozy in their home-| like appointments. The location | : . $ (0) d $ 9 | /one block from Forest Paw | Dinnet ce, I. 0 an 1. v April. The directors of the| is especially desirable, ver ratee are exceedingly moderate; SUNGAaY Dinner, $1.50 | Garage accommodations. PHONE DELMAR 5800 en | ClO CO C ma Hine 2 ~ v 7 'in the French Salon ~—Hats with the magic labels of : : Lewis, Alphonsine. Fm Re- : boux and all the others. whose ames mean the ultimate in chic +-- Hats that have known a rush : ‘across turbulent seas to adorn fair : ST.LOUIS PO len to serve On the comm Fare 5 Named as Patronesses: | Mrs. Frank Rot. Miss E - , rical Frolic storse Mrs. Frederick. T. . 'Mre. C. Spencer Meredit oy E. WAGONER of | John &. ‘Payne, Mrs. O. 8, } park Hotel. whom | y ICs CE, & rs. Casper S. Yost. Mr«. appointe | der N. DeMenil Mrs * Committee of St./ 's nat ee oft mith: Mrs. Louis F Mah! ibe a Bela toa | Margaret Mahler, Mrs, G. ¥ h will have | mer. Mrs. Scott Porter, Mrs. dinner and dance at) cunts ws 7 rs. John P. Cabaen Spnursday night. Mareh | jo bp Rj e following wom- peed. Mire. Sam the fo | ote. Mrs. George W-. DEMONSTRATO AND Distriet Manage WANTED TO SELL A NEW aA™Ms LINE OF POPULAR F CORSETRY. Somethin our line of Girdles and binatiens for every one family—from the “PLA to GRANDMA.” Have eit traveling positions. Af a mail only. statin xperience, NAME. ADD PHONE NUMBER. whether city or tra position preferred. Box G-112, Post-Disy Feature: f T he “‘House of Sonnentel . Pe v4 + 3 if * © ‘eo ‘ : ~ ks ‘ Parisian Creations etestaeeeate us A \merican “apes PSC RRR eee atar oS

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: -ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ___ SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 13, 1927 ST. LUIS POST- DISPATCH | __. PAGE 39 3 one : /en to serve On the committee and | Mrs. Wilson Taylor, Mrs. Charies! ; / as Patronesses: e Are Named n ye ‘4 Are / | nate csr Sig em o |Ashcroft,-Mrs. Truman P. Riddle. |, ee a 4 - | Sars. . Ruf, Miss izabeth | Mrs. Leland Boogher, M gr - Y : : s n ogner, Mrs. estus Wt Needlework g Bipesrice! Frolic, woos: sce srtecee’ riick | waie,“See Banton! tent bose | i E |Mrs. C. Spencer Meredith, mrs./ Mrs. Morton Jourdan, Mrs: Marion | ~ Quilted Pillows— a WAGGONER of | ES hie aaa. gry E 4. whom | 222” 8S. Payne, Mrs. O. S. Ledman, | Fuqua, Mrs. Edward D. Rae, Mrs._ > ’ ey ‘ > 7 1 ttee of St. . . s , ens oa Are you making them? A gaeee’s vvors’ Fund of smith, Mrs. Louis F. Mahler, Mrs.|L. A. Bradbury, Mrs. Frank p.{SPringer and Miss Eleanor Thomas) Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Strait of | most fascinating art ; the eo “ee seme! Margaret Mahler, Mrs. G. V. Hueo- | Hunkins. Mrs. Bert Fenn. Mrs. | Will deave Wednesday for Rolla, | Linden place, entertained last night | » shan ’ ' 3 | pee and dance at|"°' Mrs. Scott Porter, Mrs. Samuel | Mary B. Pollard, Mrs. N. T. Nardin, |fo., »where they will be guests at/the members of their bridge club,| ©). 0) 2 0.0 Miu evolution were) She will preside over the annual aor oe Scott, Mrs. John P. Cabanne, Mrs. | Mrs. Patrck Henry Dean, Mrs. Mil-|the St. Patrick's celebration given | Those present were Mr. and Mrs. D.’ ed yesterday at the home| yay festival, which will be held in rnight, March | , | of Mrs. nes a -om- | 2228 D. Rippey, Mrs. Cleveland A.|/ton Sontheimer, Mrs. Branch | >y students at the Missouri School| Leroy Morgan, Mr. and Mrs. Les H.| of Mra. Harvey Smith of Linker | Jones Park. ene following wom Mrs Te The Hallorans recently returned! Connole spoke on “Women All the F S : y "4 S * | Ite | from a stay of eight months in Cali- Way Through.” Mre. Maurice Vv. ast § OU1LS OCc1da mS | fornia. : _ Joyce read a paper on “The Beauty . —— 7 s* ots | | Mrs. Elizabeth Lalumier of Mis- | °F C>rist- Pe | “® a 3 . ; 'souri avenue has departed for Chi-'| Miss Helen Corrigan, daughter Miss Sc . Miss Vir-, Forman of East S@. Louis, and F liss Exzilia Schanot . ne a lv L. Smith of Belleville . red cago, where she will be the guest| of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Corrigan Catherine; ** ** y of Mr. end Mrs. Edward Lalumier. of St. Louis avenue, has been se- Th a oe : * lected as queen of the senior class ® members: of the Daugh*ers of the East St. Louis High School. ‘ k Hotel. “>, ~~ - + Par Mrs. Casper S. Yost, Mrs. Alexan-|A. G. Baare, Mrs. Charles A. Doo- * i ginia ointed chairman | > be? ’ : ‘ ' jel aPP ‘der N. DeMenil, Mrs. Carroll | little, Mrs. Thomas Blundell, Mre | Voorheis, Miss | Newton, George W | nll the Home-Fashioned Way from pure Cane Sugar, Honey, double Cream, But- ter and Valencia Almonds. Mas 9 BUNGALOW Mail Orders Promptiy Filled , POST-DISPATCH Regularly prints MORE WAM = » han ALL the other St. Louis newspapers COMBINWL | See our window display of” S ’ : Y * | . - |avenue, Mrs. John FE. Miller is ? —- finished silk Quilted Pillows. Taylor, | Flourney Spencer, Mrs. Fred Allen, |0f Mines next week-end. | Forman, goon —_ ci So charge of the bias aad will Miss Mabel Miller of Madison, You will want to learn. ty” - | | Mrs. Henry W. Leyhe, Mrs. La/ The St. Clair Country Club ved Pi aenante yest Res Men iar ban) @ paper on “Illinois and the |J/l. and Mr. J. Cameron Wilson make them. We have all . a, | Prelle Chapman, Mrs. Elliott | issued invitations for a St. Patrick's | ot Ponk - ae ee “| Revolution.” Those assisting the, ¥eTe dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. ‘i i DEMONS | en ane Pp. H. Pough, Mrs. Ed- | day dinner dance to be given March | **™ ogee an we hostess were Mrs. Carl Burggraf. | G. Edwin Popkess Wednesday eve- materials necessary. i: ORS | Ward C. Zulley, Mrs. H. McClure 17. Reservations have been lim-; Mr. and Mrs. Frank : L. Woest-' Mrs. Harry Dietrich, Mrs. Robert ; =!Ms. " Be mei “f ’ Atm . Young, Mrs. Joseph Trigg. Mrs. |ited to 30 guests. Ray Devinney’s | haus and Mr. and Mrs. Commodgre MacClinchie, Mrs. R. S. Louden,| Mr. and Mrs. EMiott Billman have . sure CO Visit Our Seconda } Sele oy 9 ag Rotali, and Miss Hazel |orchestra will play. The Enter- |Carr have returned from a three Mrs. Louis Kraft, Mrs. C. C. Heron | returned to their home in Carlyle, Floor Oarlt Shop : District Manage i$ hitmore. 'tainment Committee is composed of | weeks’ sojourn in the Sough. They and Miss Ruby Beebe. UL, after a visit with the Rev. and a 7 ee | | Why Tour A = Martin F. Oehmke, Dr. J. Cameron | spent several days in New Orleans, Sites Yemen iia PT E 'Mrs. Howard Biliman of Hillside iif WA | fae Lose Your Attractiveness? | Wilson, Robert F. Imbs and Les H./ where they attended the Mardj _* e Vermillion of North | venue. LOCUST STRE . a | ££ 4 Let Plastic Surgery 'Gras, and were also in Biloxi, Miss. Eleventh street was hostess Thurs- | —— ET F | wi anki caer cides : , ncn ~ ning ae Pie a ad day afternoon to guests at a bridge Miss Jane Hinckley of —, : . _ * - 5 > saprre 2 NG Seing Hace, Wrik- | Mr. an rs. P. J. Halloran and: party ‘Club station will depart in the near ’ ‘Til LINE OF POPULAR PRICE kled Eye Lids, Finb- | a ae | — us At Light Nineteen CORSETRY. _ Something in hy Necks and Nose OLLINGER family are guests of Miss Julia | Miss Elizabeth Small of North future for an extended visit in the VER 1 bing “ian cpa ie Girdles and Com- Detects Cosvectes—te | LEANSER | Buckley of North Thirteenth street. Forty-sixth street wilftenteratin the | Ozarks. : tp T S tor every ong in tk | P..n or Danger. ath. : —- DLEWORK SPECIALISTS FOR OVER THREE QUARTERS OF ACE Festi naiton “See 7-$0h, Sens . HIPOWR Crowven |, members of her bridge.club tomor-| Mr. and Mra. James E. Parham et a ey Se Nd OO a ee | to GRANDMA.” Have city and | : acks | 4; row evening. of Signal Hill have returned from — Cag) Coron VOR mF Fre IN a = : end ~. th position preferred. | Consult Dr Pinkstaff Plastie | 15181 Delmar BI. FOrest 5641W. | inexpensive. The Woman's Club met Tuesday | Edward Watson, a student at e Box G-112, Post-Dispatch 9) : e ; sp Here March 14th to 26th - Roem 209, Washington-Grand Bidz. ‘afternoon at the Community House. pagename 2 berg page An exceptionally entertaining pro- gzram was given. Miss Martha Lynn parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Watson ; of North Thirty-sizxth street. Miss Viola Kurrus of North Ninth street entertained at bridge laet Monday evening Miss Jessie Coa, Miss Fay Harris. Miss Marguerite Davidson, Mias Berenice Goedde, * J —_. : Eb . 1) S Features of Our Millinery Service That Emphasize Our || Sv, cates etree 2 poe ¥| Mrs. Oliver Moliman. a ’ | Miss Lillian Edmond of North | ‘s a | Thirty-seventh street is the house The House ot 4| guest this week-end of Miss Dor- | 33 4 ~ | "1 Sonnenteld : othy Miller of Waterloo, Il. | 7: Mrs. George B. Hart and Miss - 5 Virginia Hart of Columbia, Mo., are | 7 a visiting Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Mon- | : a tague of North Twenty-sixth street. 7 =f | Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Jett have re- | 4 turned from a trip to St Peters- | burg, Fla. Mrs. Kate Bowen of Ias An- geles, Cal., is a visitor at the hame of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Meints of Washington place. She is also the | guest of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar White 3 of Audubon place. h| Dr. R. 8. Wallace of Carlyle, Iil., a has returned home after a visit 7 with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. | B. Wallace of Belmont avenue. | Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence May of a the Country Club drive have re- 3 ' turned after several weeks spent in Biloxi, Miss. ° Mrs. J. O'Connell of Cairo, ML., is 4 | visiting Dr. and Mrs. J. A. Sullivan bao rs. Hannah Sullivan of North Thirteenth street Mrs Walter 8S. Rouff of State street will entertain next Saturday afternoon with a St. Patrick's Day party at her home. Mr .and Mrs. F. E. Hatch ot North Ninth street and Mrs. George M. LoPius have returned from Car- bondale, where they were guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Hatch. Mr .and Mrs. Elmer W. Davis of North Fourteenth street, who have been visiting friends in New Or- leans, La., have returned. 7; Mr. and Mre J. Schneider of 4; Cleveland avenue have returned 4 from a trip in Florida and Cuba. Miss Anna Abbott of Cleveland avenue accompanied Mrs. Frank Hines of St. Louts.on a motor trip to Greenup, Ill., Thu and Fri- day. Mrs. C. R. Stanley and daughter, Marjorie Jean, left Wednesday to join Mr. Stanley in Chicago, where they will make their home, Mrs. Clark H. Way will move this week to her new home on North Ninth street. Miss Mayme Fogarty of Chicago is Mra. Way's guest. Miss Harriett Marshall left Fri- day for a visit with her sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ros- coe F. Turner of Robertsville, Mo. Mrs. George E. Sykes and little 7\ daughter, Bernell, of North Six- 7 | teenth street, are visiting relatives mi in Keokuk, Ia. Hat Ornaments _ Miss Dorothy Delano of Post a place will entertain members of an —of rhinestones, crys- ‘ evening club‘at her home Tuesday: _ and Se png | Mrs. Perce M. Clement of North among Ww e a | Twenty-third street, will be hostess fashionable — earrings 4 Tuesday afternon to the members | HING ON ¢ ; for the new Earring f (of her afternoon bridge club. | | | 7 Mr. and Mrs. Les H. Forman of | a | North Seventy-fifth street. enter- Hat, $1.48 to $7.98 a tained Wednesday evening. The LASE BILL, who hated the 4 guests at bridge were Mr. and Mrs. thought trip to Europe 4 Ray C. Harding, Mr. and Mrs. Mar- “s i z tin F. Oehmke; Mr. and Mra. George H. Schirmer, Mr. and Mrs. | i _G. Edwin Popkess and Mr. and Mrs. , D. Leroy Morgan. | a The Ladies’ Auxiliary of the A. 0. | 5 H. will entertain Thursday after- ai noon with a tea and St. Patrick's) Boutonnieres | day party at the Community House. Mre. John R. Stegman of Gran- —of apple biossome, a | vue drive, will have the members morning glories, miz- of an afternoon club as guests at ed field flowers and open luncheon March 24. cluster bouquets, also Among the East St. Louisans en- the ever-emart gear- joying a stay at Biloxi, Miss.. are _ denia, 98c to $4.98 Mr. and Mrs. Daniel McGlynn &r.., Mrs. Elien Casey, Mrs. Lawrence A. 2 Ryan, Dan Ryan and Billy Horm- 5\ berg. They will return home about Surgeon St. Louis, Mo. Estimates Furnished 520 N. Grand Bl. Hours-——10 to 4. CHAS. C. GREEN Kansas City, Altman Bldg., Apr. 3 to 10. Cee eR Ee OKO hE eee ee ee Ye ee ee ee eee eee ee ee ee be Address. . JEffersen 3123 * 3638 Cook Cee eee eee awe ve ew we wey TTT wwe vere z: UNE O Cee ieee eee oa = a nt oh me + Ve we Ia Aditi tedicdidadatdaalied BEA VY EUU EEL UYU UE ELEVEN) AVE VEY WE Hee Nees Ue ew ee VUE VEE CEU LS UU Eel a ee DOO IS COTO OSTEO S US COLSVO VO UE CU wey bad y ~ werey 4 « re ee rR etn - 0 » wear ft 6 degre gat oh SRT NS, eR a eo he ¢ * Sagem = i avenue _ The “House of Sonnenteld”’ winery, 1 Purchases Bring a _ Ro oe rE — >. . . ‘ There is Magic in watching vour neu chapeau shaped on vour head by a skilled designer Underwear Underselling of the ating Dainty, New Garments, Their Tissue Wrappings, at ‘ a? peyeetaegere Accessory Fashions in the French avings ightiul any at W hole- ost! WUT TT LL) LL es Ae eee ”. pone Pom miee~ |) ——_ , SLIPS —of extra heavy quality crepe de-chirne and radium; lace trimmed and tailored, all have inverted pleats at sides. White, flesh an@peach. Sizes 34 to 44. . e . PAJAMAS Parisian Creations —of 12-count momme pon- gee. Two-piece styies wit : mn the French Salon square or V necks. Trimme h tiny picoted with colored pipings, pock- | ; ] izes 7 10 7. - ‘ sffles at bottom. aor og belts. Sizes + Sy i : Hats with the magic lahele “fl an . - a . . Descat, Re- aewis, Alphonsine. Se others whose “4 Do xX and al] the ; l meres mean the ultimate in chic —of crepe de chine in al paste] shadeg, There are - ;... Hats na have known a rush : " ~ ACTOSS tur : : Tr 21 tailored and lace-trimmed §, ate ulent seas to adorn fair styles with pockets and belts. @ wens. Also models from Rives 25.46 ond 17. Smous American designers. ced $25 to $65. crepe de chine tin, trimmed in and Val. lace, e flapper styles; hades. Sizes 34 French Chiffon in ail tte gorgeous new Paris colors, soft shaggy affeirs for all type dresses, $2.98 to $7.98 SSS Hats Molded to Your Head —to Accentuate Your Very Own Personality \ RS de chine in flesh some tailored, HE true Parisian seldom buys her Chapeaux “ready made”—she has it shaped and draped by the hands of expert designers to frame her face. Such is the service in our “Made-to-Order” Studio, one which is becoming more popular each day with the truly smart-women of St. Louis. de chine, crepe weorgette, pleated amed models; all es. Sizes 19.to 23. PARIS REPRODUCTIONS PRICED $10 to $25 ‘Vanity Fair” Underwear , vests and bloomers, all of heavy glove silk in and lace-trimmed styles, bloomers and vests to Shown in peach, flesh and orchid; sizes 36 to 42. (Sonnenfeld’s Lingerie Shop—First Floor.) A New Mode for the “Deb” —is established in her “very own” shop. There are those clever little head-hug- For Women of Discrimination —with unbobbed hair or who take a larger head size, The Chapeaux- de-Luxe Shop —is devoted exclusively to the sale of “really smart TTROSSCTSISTET SP eee eeeereserege BODIISRRSULAIIR STASI ASI AS ILLITE T TTI ETT IVIL ILITILILEIITILILE LILI TT LI ei Pee Ree Ae Lee eee ee ee Lee eee eee eee ee ae | Distinctive Modes # the Millinery Salon ‘Tom America’s foremost milli "s whose names you will in- 2 tly recognize as thOse who pally “Make the mode.” A smart , whatever your type, $12 to -. . , & complete selection of : “adowbrook Hats—shown ex- @ C'y at Sonnenfeld’s, all - - al o - - - ~ -~ ~” - on oo “e - - - => - a . - - - - ~ - = . 7 - - - - - - - = - - 7 - ~ - - ~ a 7 ~-~ - >= - 7 ol - on - i a = = - - - ~_ 7 ion - - - -_ - - - - oa - - - - - - con - 7 all al - - 7 - - - - - ~~ ~~ - - - ll - - = * cae - - a - - - - - - a a - - - - - a - dl - a 7 Ld oo - - ~ - - - - - e oo = - o -~ - - 7 - - = ~- a a ~ - hal - a = - - - - - -_ -~ - - - - _ 7 - - - - ~ a o - - - - . = iz . . . - - 7 ~ - o oo ~ - 7 - - * o 7 * “ ~ - ad - a - s - 7 a o = * - -~ - = - - - - hal 7 - . a - ~ - - - - = al = - - - - - hed - ~ - - - 7 - ~ 7 - - etteteeteatatect ats srteete Hats,” moderately priced at $10. Every new material and shapes for Spring, 1927, is here in all head sizes. Just $10. > SONNENEI there is a specially appointed shop containing Hats in youthful styles, conservative: ly fashioned in larger head sizes, $10 to $25. ging styles in small head sizes that are “just a bit” different than anything seen else- where, $6.75 to $15. ELDS 610 to 618 Washington Avenue PSP ESR ETe tee ee ee tite , nie from New York. Salled. from New York. Ballin from New York. New York. Genoa, March 11, Conte Rosso Cherbourg, March 12, Albert Santos, March 12, Laconia from Alexandria, March 12, Mavureta- €: t es Majestic, Of "Belgen ? ympic, Homerly —just six of a vast fleet of 102 | ree iw : as a “Do alee ne mA ra Gat . : + AM, oa. 4 4 £ i, a. ss eee, . == ¢ . al - .

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ERS AME SN is I a ai IRENE AE RRR A NaS yrs me ee chet ee — t a PB PE i+, 1927 _ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH = } “9 —— PAGE 10_ ____ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ __ SUNDAY MORNING; MARCH 1», La" 2 Values Most Uny Merchandise of Merit — | So aiing decanted aan . + — — We have selected, tested and examined every ot - , ia Me Sew ) gle visit will not suffice—like a me a fering in this sale with the utmost care and it is R | World's: Fals—~eech diy will holds ui with confidence and enthusiasm that we promise NUG ] our patrons an opportunity for savings of out- " Naud and wonderful in store. pe. 2 THE STORE FOR 4 standing impottance. : MY) — | rN ORT BATE ROI egg eter ’ ti 8 = _ = ™ a - ae al s re-wA~ * A o 7 ¢ 7 » oat e = : - s = . ~~ 2 Pa a os = - ns - ~ " as , “4 sie , _ Ry ? nto a os . ‘alin in Se . re C ? . . ae a” wal ~ war a Oo im oe a Hs G ef if MO POD i EE i A Ms UPR ROB Bis al me as gpa @ Cae bs SPN PRR BN SPL aa Oy : ? nA ; “ % bj = Pi eee c ~ Aeaehay Pees Gs teGatedee, et ees ae "- . —" ERIS na Geet ip AO BE BOL LT oat ae ring, A ; ; J OP ae doweus «b oe ee & 54th Anniversary Special Features on Second F loor cA Section | SPE ING COAT S$- 4: | se . ° ! . a Anniversary Sale Price Cc Anniversary Sale Price ee % The outstanding style themes of the season are presented here—coats The new, straight silhouette, tucks, single, double or directoire cufi—the a that feature fine tucks, furs, flaring collars, soft colors, intricate embroid- | kasha of silk lapel, the collar of one of the new Summer furs, make these = ¥ R 3: > ie eries, smart imported tweed fabrics. unusually charming. s . 2 e Bf = Qi : The Fabrics The Furs The Fabrice The Furs a | a ‘ . = x . Imported Plaids and Mixtures Erminette (Coney ) Sguirrelette 1 AN Se! - Mole Erminette (Coney) Calfskin | ae Sag = =e: = : ; Lorsheen Satins Twills Ombre Lapan Light Wolf Black Satin | Faille Suk Twin Beaver Squirrelette Re . ites | JZ 933 .-} Soft Suedes Newest Novelties Skunk and Squirrel Imported Sports Materials _ Ombre Lapel American Broadtail oa : } bes : i ed. ® Se / ey sa oe | New Black Materials All the New Colors Included Casha Cloth Suede All the New Colors Included a3 , fim. 5 . * et . ~ ak The Sizes: Misses’ Sizes 14, 16, 18; Women’s Sizes 36 to 46; Extra Sizes 42", \to 52"; : aa j 3 eee, C/A \) : we Electric Waffle Iron El — —_— nr a Pull 6 , . cas s maacin ¢itc $s ’ New Spring Modes Smartly-Styled Coa waiftes without ee 5 so} | saa f : : - 7 or — e value. e Aaniversar Se aoe & Premanate of feshionable modele~ Any Woman Who Fails to Avail Herself of This Golden Opportunity to Buy All the Dresses wr ygonton Porn 9) a = Oa 4 fee er ease. ¢ most sought-after style t n e fabri modi ai patie? ‘eo “leer, . ia Miaethingthe colors levely—end the merchandise She Needs for the Entire Spring Season, Will Indeed Be Missing a Rare and Unusual Chance with assurance anywhere for correct—_—= cow nari sera iS new and fresh, a remarkable sale feature. quality fabrics, carefulness of wor " ansbiP Save 20% Extraordinary Values in the Anniversary Sale @ ee Georgettes Rose. Greens Fine tucks, Flat C * : . Flat Crepes, os ’ pleats, — shir- = at — Tans, Blues Crepe de riags. tiers, atins, Prints Monkey Skin i o uncings, Cc % : 3 : sour, Wee sashes, shoul- anton Crepes Pinks, Navy gettes, Can- dee flewect: Combinations Black ton crepes. touches of color. New arrival ‘ er ; r since the first day of the sale, have added interest to A truly remarkable group that one may inspect frock by frock and this group in frocks for afternoon, street. business, and sports. fea- find that each one far exceeds expectations. Dresses for the in- Sedans sabe vay se aka ee re eee. formal occasion—Dresses to wear to dinner after office hours— ts > = ra ¢ ~ ‘ o . . . : eo . . . . new aig ror Piers, SuCES, Chats, Gerrage tes, vestees, and Frocks for bridge or tea—Frocks for shopping in interesting arrays expressing the latest styles tendencies. OUR GREAT ANNIVERSARY VALUES The Outstanding Values of the Season i .: Eee | $250 Pull RB 1 Dresses that are recently purchased for this event. So quickly are these Dresses selling, new arrivals are i eee an offering the newest, smartest. most refreshing styl es of being rushed here so selection will be at its best. The ‘ a UHidT titers Wa HEATH | alii aa Silver Muskrat Scotch Mole Fine Caracul TH ak tes “WT tb te ss Genuine Hudson Seal (dyed muskrat) Hi - px See We : | sur | ) 2.3 a Genuine Leopard (Sports Mode!) Hn” 5 ee : 46 HS ”, WE _ Shoulder lines are narrow, be Mink-Dyed Marmot ee A fy | | | 4 HHUA jacket lines are brief—in navy @ Natural Black Muskrat Nature! Raccoon >. ae stripe, novelty mixtures or Seuth American Leopérd Cat Russian Pony These are Hats that are smart for Spring—brimless Hats Mititii These come in the su Fae rtunity te | f Silks, belting rib- ; . Hit ; | perior quality twill cords, Oppo . Buy New for Next | : iit tale tte Se New tans, gfays, Tt hairline stripes, wry Eves at this very low price—during Anniversary Sales trons of two fab- blues, green, rose, ; “tpn weaves. Anniversary —convenient payments may be arranged selecti , : ) : held, without charge, in our cold-storage wow pxgrers rics, or two colors reds, orchid and | Price (Nugent —Second Floor. Xorth.) : of one fabric. . | plenty of blacks. DI Sizes 14 to It Sale Nugents, Second Floor, South | St. Lauis’ Popular Hat Section we ine

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; SST a g —_ : snaemeee SEADUIS POST-DISPATCH_ aeeSUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 13, 1927 _ | _. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH PAGE MW —— iad le ee as ~ > A EE = PEE "a Py GaR Er -_- Webster Groves _ 0 many economie | @ | | | ee Jomnae: hh eee: ee s ga s will be presented thats | ' March 4, from & six weeks’ stay at 7 gle visit will not sutfice—like a trip toad : . Palm Beach, and Miami, Fie, Mr: world's Fair—each day w , : fA | and Mra, Howe were hosts at @ | y 11] hold Something i ; ~ aw dinner party of 12 covera March . 4 Wright of 32° ; | wondertul ins ; a ' ae 1 THE STORE FOR ALL THE PEOPLE | © VAN 3 gout, aole avenue ale wae "Rebs pada ytetieelllbeties lathe tant atin atlases i hh my ae whe” ~e i Mink puste sahteciiallgls Ox Pet. bridge-lunecheon Wednesday, in henner of Mra. (hartes Hyde of New ‘York City, who ts the guest of ber daughter, Mra. Irving L. Spencer, of 668 Atianta avenue, - a RAE ALASA AA AARARARA ER ARERR RAPALA ORARER EA ARAL ENEA PROP A HO ARAPAORRAAA PARA FA FARA AREA ES FAERARERR OR OR OR PARARARARAL ARATE ARAL AP ALA OMenenennne ithehchoaaneee Th . :. FEA TURED |. The St. Louls Symphony Orches- s . : ) tra will give a coneert April i, et a iin} pane: 4 . IN THE BIG | the Webster Groves High Achool ’ 4 “F SSE SSS a fy FSR oe /Auditerium, under the ausplees of . on: wot tt bb rhe , 3 a | V Loe RS : | the Beard of Education. STORE FOR ALL THE PEOPLE ez *s rig . ; A08 Vaa ve ew A ies ERS ea \ \ Ve & Mrs. Julius R. Holekamp of 205 —_ tt — . Hi |) Ue SSNS we AU |, R / ~ Rit | SA VING S ; South Kim avenue wae the hostess | | ih a.) iui fg . Nie | \S \ SS ee ; et a bridge luncheon March {. | , RY ! ny Ss mS = Fs : given in honor of Mra. Allen Ma- | - Kinney of New Britain, (onn, whe > ay . ; Many economies are presented in the big Anniversary Sale 4 | ~~ Provvsarnaggtigge rena Paneesine mor of Curtains, Draperies and Rugs. Merchandise of merit—se- 4 ‘ma , Maplewood for the past two weeke. n examin : : | - >. : | Mra. McKinney returned te her lected, tested and ed with utmost care. It is with con- : | ; y colleges ene Fagg tate BPE fidence and enthusiasm that we promise our patrons opportu- Mra, T. M. Young of 12% Plant nities of savings of outstanding importance. ; $10.00 54-Pc, Ivory Sets avenue entertained Vriday efter- | Rich scrott gold border design; |mOOn with a bridge luncheon in ivery-tinted body with slight blem- (| honor of Mra. Hewitt Wellington of Featured Monday in the Anniversary Sale $4.50 and $4.95 ‘ fishes 09, come pisces. 8 curs, Cae ee ; ae 2 . sauce dishes, 1 oval wegetable disk, a omy . . Artificial Silk Panels ; - ae yt A one ee A ge : Dr. Dwight Bradley of the Firat Point D’Esprit Net Curtains : 7 y cores Sis $6.00 [ior tce ees a ho eae Anniversary Sale Price = sermon tedey, “Why We Can't Al- Charmingly dainty Curtains pretty to hang at bedroom oe i | Z windows when sunny Spring days arrive. These are of O4 Shbeoe presente ales Hh ime a $25.00 100-Pc. eons Have setae se ye an delightfully fine Point D’Esprit with wid ffled edges— * eroa 4 z the vesper service tn elightfull) prit with wide ruffled edg range of the newest shad. . 4 Gold-Handled Sets ‘noon Dr, Bradley, will give a tabk Pair P - : a op mma 0 hig: ‘ * pe — ine? yt ny ” ® 2) . a Sidtwmiater steve MA) phe tad wy -, 5 rie oy" asa they are made unusually wide so that one may cross over ged ; ; ow ef : Pine ivoryrtimted body, with £0) the other for a.lacy effect. Matching tie-backs. In white effects. Scalloped bot. finished handles. Some pieces with (On Booth Tarkington's new book | , tom ¢ ; : and ivory tints—a very extraordinary value at this low Siaees hie” dees ee Each } pen agen og per oe | ERO Pee price. g = : 16. 50 Mrs. Clarence |, Becker of Bouth gold tints ; versary Sale . Price ' BR RS yay $ it ptr |Mapie avenue was the hostess for ; the Wednesday bridge-iuncheon $7.00 36-Pc. club Wednesday afternoon, . Cor ni " | ‘ : er me Special—$2 75 and $3.25 Ice Banding 4 Dinner Sets |__Mra James ¥. Cook of 46 Mason $1.95 Drapery and Fr =| Ivory-tinted porcelain with attrace (avenue entertained her bridge elul e inge : tive decorations. A complete service at dinner Saturday evening. — ] D k | for 6. Sante Barbers shape. $4 65 ane urtains alas S Anniversary Sale Price | Anniversary Sele Price, set ’ Mra. Frederick Newton y . Anniversary Sale Price 1200 yards Cornice 4 $5 50 26-Pc podes on Prog bangbros with Anniversary Sale Price. ea rete. 750 yards of 50-inch Damask Banding and Fringe— $ 25 : ‘Dinner Sets her siater, Mra. B. J. Greve, of 416 A wonderful group of . » amiga om ol ~ o $ 29 shown in 6 color combi- : | piece ans OsOF Semi-porcelain 26-pc. York shape newest shadow effects — ; nations, 10 inches deep with pink, floral nan Aa ofiering | MOMe Tuesday, loned nd im- ik muxe | a service for 6 persons, An : “Fool scalloped bovenen and ie Yard A sonnet 8 mmm 3°96 | ra dann Conk ot #48 pring med rayon fringe — heme Each | given Monday afternoon in honor eee eee ns ee eee ee 95c Terry Cloth $75 Wool’ Wilto R | _ of Mra, Charies Hyde of New York- Anniversary Sale Price I} ugs ” City, who js visiting her daughter, - 9x12 Rugs .of very heav Mre. irving Spencer, of Atlanta ave. $57.50 Axminster Rugs TP agg weeatgs. 5355 sielity st 6 samy substantial ANMiversary i — he vere ran of va age "ne wearing Qualities wonderful cam be noted by the closely O@e Price f§ ’ = Mre, Lae McCarthy of 287 Ker. Th ‘re indeed Gesigis 4 woven back. The Chinese and ; rulsh place entertained her bridge rece a adhe Anniversary Persian designs predominate ‘ ' luncheon club Thursday afternoon. 1\aer? : a: Sale Price with very rich color combina- . —— - in one piece anc tione euch as taupe and black sand 2 wal - The peat regular meeting ef the Belleview avenue, returned to her comoinations 400 Hiece gfay anc Diack ets wy : it } 2 long heavy aa . o frmged ends. Some imperiects ; WD ey TIN ASS lade in practically al $1.45 Damask ni i ©6$5.00 Pyrex Casseroles “a re wa - Pp The . Regular 6-1 with cut design “a : +h nt atterns. , “. size - : Valance S gn cover, titeed- dn taney tanee Gaal ire cufi—the ca | ae: Chinese open field _ : | “yp Aesivenn tate tele ' 4 6=s piated frame. Aasivomary $2. 95 . 130 ard« acallon : 4 PP goo aaead Dea 69c $31.95 9x1? ; Bale Price make these Be | Ly (/ > on c F . ¢ 4 = ee : * ferent shades of Ce corner a Many - —— ask Valance; a most $6.50 Service Plates = a3 > = > io i & unusual value. Pard V R ; Full rusted = place y) Calfskin 3 — fF a. “ elvet ugs | Spiess ob dias She due oun (aon mee roreet ‘ (lilies a SS Sie 7 yeem x A 75c Opaque Shades Do Sele ee ee ee ee es . : lf wour fleor needs 4&4 new covering ane you | , rice, specs, 59 pan Broadtail * 2 = wt a Mert S LOS A ) bes: 2 | oa on . c., 2" See “tit Fd . ‘ , ~ . Anni\ ersary Sale Price cannot alford the expensive kinds select trom . eeeeae tae Mra. William oh ‘Tom phine of 9) dover Cpeaus sane 34 Include : |& a we an em , , 3 doze shade : | | a | | | BS OS > Peeks AQOQOQYW : " aches wide and? fect tong: shows Te “evens are very effec: © 95 | $2.50 Pyrex Pie Pla thes ga tec mete tag we = | : : § = je; SS : SS — ¥ ~ | s =, eierctri Bu Lap Dace i are pe" coTK ious ~ : ; , . Compiete showing of ' newest : if lig? nae $ Siipover nigh on 5 / Coivumbia anid be laulee wh. Smarily-Styled Coats — ae Slee arco e b sich’ Sah. Seg gee Tit Many years of ser my Dleasing patsern parierns 10 GFT RS | | crvich, clastic knee, tall $]- wed bs nice. alia “tne $ 195 than of Warrensburg, who came on re’ . roa : 3 a sal . ut. 4 . ro iwersary Sais $] - 7 grad te tie hee vom « home. went $7- cul, im solt pastel shades ee acannhig " to ettend the reunion of Camo- ~~» ggg not buy a eee en ng > niversary Sai: Deine Seouare varet suare yard : versary Sale Prix ideneee ie i "9 lace a | Carry-On, in &. louis, March €. MOGISh, Up-to-the-minute Coat that one Peurth Fleer. South.} (Nugents—Third Fleer. South.) ‘Third Fioeor, South.) Tinted Viewer, seuth.) or, Seoute.) (mecond Pleo South.) sM aia ge we . Lew ; ad . rs., Klmer Donpeti of 424 York with assurance anwwhere for correctness = * quality fabrics. carefulmess of workmanship. ———-—— —~- - = a , | is ' ro of relatives Save 20% to 40%—Anniversary Sale Rise Big Savings in the Anniversary Sale | Mr 904 Mon Damon Driver of 'Carrotitos, Ui. were’ week-end LSP *' 7” ‘guests of Mre Driver's parents: ‘ oe “we +2 ee eee eRe ers OUUEY + OE ne veveus veve ye eta serveveveueyseres ree SaR TITIT ITT akan : oe di +2 Ym wonder! ‘Peurth Fiieer. Senth.: All White P club with present the oratorie, “The . ite Porcelain ; Holy City,” by Aifved BR. Gaul. Mr, House Paints El | Attest Lac festh 01 scoompanh California Privet Hedge. 22 wl the club on the organ. The artiotg tc “T inches nigh 1 Anniversary 3 4 gover weg rhe A “e pe P -—— : } an branchec: casy to piant — | Sale Price, Mr Harvey M HKameey oad Mr Arr” | ther & J tert fy Mre Arthur Valkenbeiner of — This beautiful ail Newport evenue hes returned from white porcelain “Quick ; oe | Biloxi, Mie. af4¢ New **rieane. Meal” Gas Range offer- verte she eiehGed ‘be hasg) omnes $250 Pullman Bed Suite | D n Ls Ftd fee: of | ec at this iow price | : | Comet iw ae Large 16n186-.ncb rust- | | y Anniversary Sale Price eve Saaslivaiiliiinn oP tk mM Regular 75c Value proof oven: firefly light- | & venue epiertained the sorority oS gga i Sy am a . he 3 Birch trams manoget pimint z weereDie ' : ia 2 bs = * mp te . ei Ge : er: ; sitmmer burner, right : V eshitigiot inveraty of 4 “ad Extraordinary Values in UR® parts 200%: anoheir. Gemask reverse cushaem, ce i : t: ics ase. Slee or leit hand oven che ts member et « iachegn me Brg 1 Lk ae oe * nace aan Logs Wetnendsy afierneon Spring > pion of reem ior petcong BB: A © Sele ot N ew Se VINE “Bive —— Ps aoe here fer 4 ; ; rvomy LOCHing Lop. eg 5000 Ever = site atades te all color installed complete oe Willem Bearlett of Chetet ee chnadian the “hen : {"pur ‘ gthedrm wii 044i eee gr Easy Ciub Terms ‘4 Cia ot E the the #9 weer ur Dussmeks carte: a if ! . Pp) ing [ = Trees Church tomerrow sevantug 4 == - ~ “ye wee ‘ 3 i a" —_ : >So it of seasonec beecn wood Latidscape gatoeners use / Jt Cedar Bags Red Rubber Sprinkling Hose | — so ested o cae women eee ee Ae tate Ra a A a a ‘6 mm a ~—— ay oa ‘ ; , Perel ePrser rice e ig . i ; serena y Sale P ice = ‘ Pnuine peeiec doubic cane Sez" tnese if protusion. Fortunat. 4 % . — + seth ewe a f 4 om 19° oe : ~— ; 4 : } : : klamg Hose, heavy ¢-ply quality, fully guar- ~ ey , amiee? to give best of service lot emtice ; “ season: g0 feet. Complete with comp- ny abe “28 yew Ppa versety Bele Ft our home and lawr adder xtra laity ced rubber laws | ¥ home and lawr Stepladders Extra quality all ubue awn sprin $ 69 Annrversary Sale Price, Each wulder limes are narrow, anc lungs anc biase epray cozeie. Anniver- : lines are brief—in navy twill Se Me, s t | 3 , sary Bale Price novelty mixtures or wavy j ; if _ Owing 20 tee Dultomese of thes 90c Saucepans agin weertwe sum | GOI Ralsigecatens 4 ae 0 r : Contrasting fabric. | ~~ . . Seal frees we will requis = | | 7 $300 4-Piece Bedroom sSuute | i y ani an Seirmess Pa SRE ee mis - ~ ' r . 4 | Se _ = . A @ 4 7 - »* et gatt ”~ we quer’ ine AVED 4 39c Sizes tor Women an 7 x SSES . 4 _ aaa - phone @ ie reTuvns wo ppet styit ; " mMNTy . , Sale Pr Ice mo jAaD0t 220 ?eCclien Merete) be . : Yer "Sadieat of birch, 1 / Bird , ) ie’ waltnct venees ant -walni . yor i imei a Canary Dircs its 4 ‘ aaa x - he grec ad coiue Oetcorateg omens — : ve | /_ & y Derren: = r 1; 4 S. Antreenpyng Rollers ent fame Saert VeTProN $00 Herz Double 7} : BReurver Warteer, oepe: ee percieset Garden Tools ; Liam i<¢ gustan «nt © $5. KS ee hee vat” re =a thche: French vam ter thes nae * 24% St . Tt Si- ® err? on ~ ? ‘ ; : t TAt 7 . 7 a — % , sae ~ T aaa Da-Bed Wel) - mace Spaoet nange Aamwersery ick: * eter Ae: aot tA... ete ate" a 4 eF Biv? ° ‘eee rc oT « . » Oak cTtmircer © ar Teri’ ee - si ae ’ - A or ; : | PL oO Ui ase 4 wi 6 - 3 wo- Tome wast jrmmen «rec ; ame anc Rover [Any | : " eevae ‘leeeeruts: ie @et*e oe aoe. MAT iMe siTipes nowe ite engs. Gece} cOll Ohe-prert spring tooss tof tae gerocr vo” Birc Cages lerg« 280-4b sce copecey. ered wade Wwenves, Simm ons Bed Outfit $ Ss 5 $i;-Teit cotton mattress. cretommnec 1a PD Large-sine clidpress Birt Coge wet acevy Bias icke gueiet here CoVveTet Opens cn ot As. i : . ' : a arount Beene + ever ‘ omtierin joc ant toot pice Pry n | rT Sg , Oy ee ee eee te fall-cize brd $ 20 mversary Ann vernety | | -~ ‘a _ Rohe Tet oeR EPTING. COTias Fer BeTTSs : le Preoe Lasy Comb Toca. Sizes J€ to 18—36 10 *- | ar . pm 4 Ammrversze7) Sale re Sale Price... * teers 3 : | sPeoarea BF ivot, berth.) oe Wewrts Fieer, Hewth.» We TOTO: Tha SS inmcHMer ——- =

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PERLE LLORES EN RRR Ee pete - ST LOU!S POST- DISPATCH. NU ENTS) THE STORE FOR ALL THE: PEOPLE i PrN SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 13, 1927__ versary | PAGE 12 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH if = as i iD; ‘| Webster Groves Continaed from Preceding Page. P THE SHORE FOR ALL.THE P IY ' Marvelous underselling deal 7 ic sale is now in full swing. 7 argains are unsurpassable, Gri concessions of Spring m lise at big savings. >** Church will observe the anniver- ' > sary of St. Patrick's day, Thursday, ‘|| with an entertainment and dance 7) | tm the Holy Redeemer School Hall. Mrs. George MR. Graham of 101, Swon avenue will be the hostess | ©} at a bridge luncheon Thursday aft- | : 4 ernoon., | et ts : In honor of the memory of Offi- AAPARAPARARARA FARA ROREPRARARAPAPARARAAN AA AA RMGTRARA RA © ARARAAARA A AA AA ASTRO ARAAR FARA RAPS FARA CARO R RAPS ARPA Rane ee 4 ve ¢ G "i — = . oe a RAD . = a ate” ‘ % é : i tod Jacob Busch, who lost his ae > - AAA RAMEPA PARA RAPA AARARARA RAF — AAA AAPA RA RARARAGARART AAS AAPARA RR FARSAA m" ia while performing his duty, an en- RED pure PAAR AIOTO ARR PAPA AR AARARA RAPA RAPA AARP a AAA RARA PARA REA RA FAFA PA RAAAAARR AA APAPRARARARARARAP >) @ larged photograph of the dead of- FEA TU is a ey > & ficer was placed in Police Head- i 9 9 @ Mrs. Charles Martin, of 400 Algon- | = ( 4 | ee SS 8 . i Th N 94 |B quin piace. | finish—good weight for 748 E Far greater than ever before: the Silk Sale (at AEAISNIA i Bie || € ivi | is coats, suits or ar is 2 “ Beef | , = . ee | 1; . Mrs. Thomas ‘2; Taylor of 54! —trIo new - etnegeaee : ) APN : ¢. Sunnyside avenue enterteined Sat- | (Main Floor, South.) : the Silk center of St. Louis has exceeded our f i Mr. and Mrs. William T. Dooley | Hickory Supporters > and three children returned Thurs- | : F © .day from an extended stay in Children’s pin-on Supporters, ae Florida. . made of silk web—white eit 2 fo . aa a hi Fae fT ee ~ 3338 . 30,000 Yards Regular Bik eat al so ildiltva, : a . sist t as 4 ‘ Mrs. D. E. Horton of 7 Algon- | only—all sizes; pair. . S quin ane was the hostess at a | rT . acre é ' 1} | meeting of the executive board of | Hickory Crib : $2.75 CO $2 98 Silks ’ if Women planni bf s the 8t.. Amen County Democratic | Sheets : Biss 3 Spring housecle ib Women's Club. | Gum rubber Sheets—white t $2.98 FLAT CREPES—Shown in 150.new colors—monkey skin, Mother Goose, ae 2a | ing will find we } The Parent Teachers’ Associa- and pink waterproof 5 Gobelin blue, grays, rose, tans, navy and black; 40 inches wide. $1.98 a yard.. oy er lightened by this | : a. 7 ¥ tion of Mrs. Hall's School will hold kinds—size 27x36 inches A?¢ pi : Pas 4 y Te ats next meeting Wednesday after- : NEW PRINTED CREPES—A wonderful selection of 125 new combinations. nF ficient household 4 it | noon at the home of Mrs. Julius R. Barton Dyanshine : in heavy printed Crepe, all light or dark grounds; 40 inches wide. $1.98 a yard Yard Soma \\\ eee aot pliance z° \ i Holekamp .of South Elm ayeniue. | Sh lish ad 5 i $2.75 GEORGETTE CREPE—Colors are navy, black, white and pastels—deep eae as . + | A round-table discussion of /’Chi! ee gS serene bE or light Spring colors—in shades; 40 inches wide. $1.98 a yard csaiaaiktt: Not only is this Clea H | dren's Rights’ will be the feature | bined for renewing and restor- [ Sas opens 75 » 4 + en ee ee Seen Me pate: practical for Spring ies Tet of the afternoon. — color to faded 29¢ NEW PRINTED GEORGETTES—Figured patterns are white or pastel ett fb cleaning time, but is if i © Sees Hicks of the | and scuffed shoes....... ~ ‘ grounds; very popular for Spring dresses or scarfs; 40 inches wide. $1.98,a PF a i h e ee year-round convenienés i, i amorty Nt aietn’ Methodist : Sherbets Set of 6 F NE ins kn Av awe olds wk ao cs ee a ss 8 ook v0 0 oO eee tO eature Lil t € et Oe a eae Church will take for the subject ee Apher F CHECK AND PLAID TAFFETAS—More than 40 new combinations in’ these Anniversary Sale i Hat ta Cleanet 2° Ge f hi t the vesper service | Good weight sterling silver 2 ® fees thi a te mii fi | | a. ne” ataw's sii “sata is Reseseded pattern with riche : enies Takteten;. oO inches wide: GroS a gata... oi... oo. cee cedscpeccaubics * Sangeee hangings, one does not: his a ; - - le a science?” Following the vesper ty border and etched glass in- § ‘ housecleaning. TAR @e service will be the Epworth League serts. All are $ ic ' This high-sucti + | and devotional services. neatly cance he 6.95 ie $3 08 and $4 50 Qualities rugs, carpets and +. wuncrngl Main Floor, North.) , | : is — — i | Ginner Tuesday. | Sale Groups I NEW PRINTED ee of plaid or — shown A ; ‘ im 4. i i, § 7 : inations—all soft Spring colorings; 40-in, $2.98 a yard - 4 | : I)IB avenve nas as her guest her moth gine Weg mie eta al yt a OUR ENTIRE STOCK Pad . Mrs. Arthur R. Berry of Alton, NEW ; $4.50 54-INCH WHITE CREPE—Luxuriously heavy, closely Yard. is y | * ee ii: m | is woven Crepe—for serviceable dresses; white only. $2.98 a yard NS “ : Vy Mra. A. F. Hoitget of 29 North | ' SPRING A $3.98 CREPE ELIZABETH—We are showing the new shades of i Lp - tim avenue has as her guest Her | FUR If blues, greens, rose, grays, tans, and many other new shades, in- | s ' BZ: a a psa A. J. Freeman of r cluding white and black; 40 inches wide. $2.98 a yard......... Featured in the a= th ar a «|. TRIMMINGS | > Ay position is o CANTON CREPE FAILL Monkey skin, rambler, rye, . Y : ry Jesse 5. pangedtgghnsete ngs is TF hone, trombone, fiddle, Louise, tile, tuoon, and other new Anniversary Sale eke wood avenue w e the hostess a r . | a & miectineg’ of the A. B. C. group of _ Regular $5 to $14.95 i m Spring shades; 40 inches wide. $2.98 a yard.......... b6vi Re dene ae the First Congregational Church, Values—S pecial is . ay Friday afternoon, March 25. There. ie : ake will be a musical program, a Len- is $1. 98 Printed Foulards $ 29 $2. 50 Flat Crepes $ 69 Ra ten talk by Mrs. W. W. Keysor of $ r Smart, neat prints are light or dark " You may choose from a wide assort- ° Kirkwood. Tea will be served aft- iP grounds—90 pieces to choose from; oe of Bde + ys shades, if er the program is concluded. . Annan Jr. of 205 in ro ps So All Papers Sold Only Wit | South Plant avenue, was the hos- | $6. 00 Fancy Damask Sets | $2.49 Linen Crash Sets tess for her bridge-luncheon club tong -linen Damask Sets, in colored All-linen Crash Sets, with colored Pillows you may have—the greater luxury and comfort. ‘Tuesday afternoon. ete pr By ‘Six napkins. @ sizes border; size 50x50 inches, with six Oval Round Square Mr. and Mrs. R. King Kauffman es 1x napkins, napkins. Anniversary . | of 417 Oakwood avenue returned —inniversary Sale Price. $4. 00 nett 41... NO? en ree ore $1.95 Hand- Emb oidered Dresser Scarfs | * Buy Now~Siia on th Saturday from Chicago, where they $ r “4 2 4 : i 95 Bl , ee il oe ee voce oe ae ym Damask Sets Pi Damask Napkins These are beautifully embroidered in the lovely bedroom colors—the 50 Bt ample and New ") The Community Council of Web- eg all pure linen, size 54x70 1 linen; 22x22 inches. $5 25 prettiest designs imaginable—most suitable for the bride’s shower or as ier. % Ht ster Groves, have called a mass A wit Six napkins. 6 95 Anniversary Sale Price Treo: & . an engagement gift. Anniversary 34 jj) Meeting for the evening of Satur- nnivetsary Sale Price. $1.25 Mattress Covers OE Nn UE HES OS bis Kauheokcce o> culate he eae 5 dees ene Oe ee Big Savings i in the A i) .day, March 26, at the high school ; ' : a Resitoriutn. ‘The inating fe for the 5:35:00 Hemstitched Sets Bs jpecen yore geri oseoygingy Covers; i ge 2 _ Quality M achines, Pei ’ itcne -]i a ; . ° . - ~ ee aro ta, te ei border Sets with half Gitta thine pa Sale Pile ioc 89 Hand-Embroidered Pillowcases re Hand-Embroidered Bridge Sets $ 95. Flo f) of the council, Mr. G. W. Stephens ale Price” $3.85 eesti sie ot ‘pale ‘selored, cmbrpiderfas--hund-tora ‘besse--sash— Andi the henddrawre’ threads are a plecsing atsh. Sets aummpet of " i en cmee meeeerme, bUt nO; jo tee e ween, . A bleached Crash Toweling of extra versary Sale Price ~~ eRe epee: bee ee eR I. cleth and four napkins. Anniversary Sale Price ............ we Hi ee vs elect their own $8.25 Damask Pattern Cloth good weight—with colored border—17 ate } ! _ R 1 i Mra. MS mereaee or ae | Anni versary Sal a $6 25 aime ot aanis pte, 2 Bank ob yes — $ Pa me co be > la igh oe is i ° e 8 . “ a a . ‘ Mrs. C. E. Lunte and Miss John C. 42-in. (limit of 15 yds.) As trimming of silver and gold. the just-right Slipper te © arpeghg The subject was “Fiem. | Pepperell : . | LAM The embroidered backs add to onweeg ns Spring : ' 29c 42x36-inch Pillowcases.......... 20c % e colors are: - The next meeting will be a 9c 42x 36- inch Pillowcases {SRS ee aes aT 4q0c 42x36-inch Pillowcases slog ina 20¢ . KS a Pere See eee A 4 eon at City Art Museum 1.49 81xg0-inch Sheets......,,.....81.00 — $1.25 81x90-inch Sheets...... Leewaes Ve = anted snades are mode, tan, Also Fashionable Sh A peak at? ae 5 Raat cna $1.59 8rx99-inch Sheets....... see. ME.1% $1.75 81x99-inch Sheets............. 81.20 ty; beaver, gray and blac, Sizes Colored Kid Combinati@ms . t em an : 14 . : eee mee | —_ (Nugents—Main Floor, South.) ae % +0 7 nN va tah Coe onal ) (Nugents—Main Floor, North.) (NaS ene sain Floor, S08 * ‘ ie Pies s. eS - CNS nes rig * i Se 4 “gt «eee. pn * ae ety coe. -: we ieee gs Lad Sa os *, ae Soo

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ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 13, 192 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ie hh x x y 5 aM eb aves ae ge ; St aa . . mA 2 r Ct. ec aes sot Oye Re 5, , . Se at Ker, ae aa ie | om Pay > Paes 1,” he % one o>. ae aoa Ya Say) a ey ee Bh ws Pie ‘aa @1, as ve ‘ 7 2. £ eS % - - 4 7 > 7 , a 7 s . - , —— : Pe... « : ca ~ . wa . f ; | : ; ‘ ~ ™ - . = o | $ . t a ae > = : é z — - f o ’ 7 ’ “ > ' ’ 5 Y mm ~ d ° . een a 2 «. . ° . 4 “THE SFORE FOR ALL. THE PEOPLE . | ponte co or Ironrite Ironers and Royal Capt. and Mrs. Thomas 8. Sinkler Cleaners Jr. will give a hop-supper at their! quarters March 25. The guests will All work guaranteed “There's Smileage in Their Mileage” a be Capt. and Mrs. George R. Mid- ; ; é‘ es : ' dleton, Capt. and Mrs. Frank E. satisfactory. Clip this Brokaw, Capt. Ralph Slate, Capt. ad for ready reference ‘ 9 and Mrs, John Hundley, Lieut. Dan- . . : M E N | H AN S ARCH -Al D iel H. Hundley and his mother, Mrs.| Domestic ElectricCo. >. John Henderson Hundley, Mr. and Labor-Saving Specialists i : Mrs. Eric Smith, Capt. and Mrs. , ~ be Willis Teale, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh 908 Pine St. GArfield 2600 oO, - Sherman, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Frier ) ( 7 A RAPAPR ARORA OS In the 54th Anniversary Sale The Nationally Known NEW APEX VACUUM CLEANER ROTAREX MODEL | Former Price $43 Women planning Complete Spring houseclean- With Attachments ing will find work lightened by this ef- ficient household ap- : pliance. © i ; ia TROCHESIER..U.S.A] D T cy ~4] SS CPT eS aeee ter eReaeaseateeseetetes SHOCCHOTR TERE SERA TAT ETE Te Reser eEEE Reticrcaeervecesesers ws - >: ee - ee - ee - ee : ee - ee : Ee - We - af ph a ht “ ae a * } ’ ‘7 : 4-ba0t ot ~ hese: bb +4 -444-45-4 ; a and Mrs. Frier’s mother, Mrs. Sam- uel D. Sturgis. The ready acceptance by St. Louis women of Lieut. and Mrs. Richard O. Bas- | Menihan Arch-Aid Shoes is evidence of the sett Jr. will give a tea at their : ° ; quarters this afternoon. : vital want of such stylish Footwear with the Mise Stoke ‘Ravin os fee Rl Fagl Sta 5 special comfort features. The woman with the enworth, Kan., was a guest of ag 0 mp eee : ss Lieut. and Mrs. John 8S. Miller over difficult-to-fit foot may be assured that her se , the week-end. se Specials for This Week . > we lection may be made from the season's newest Mrs. Elbert J. Lyman, wite of | @g@ kate tomm Wit @¥ and smartest styles and yet have absolute Maj. Lyman of the Sixth Infantry, tbs. Pure Duteh Cocoa has arrived at Jefferson Barracks. Fagle Stamps With 4 rt. whch 10 | | comtfo ae. Maj. and Mrs. Charles A. Ross > ve Manin ane syrup D There are many reasons why this Footwear is a favorite with r will give a hop-supper at their | $10 Cousion Pie Filler. @ women the instant they see and hear of its extraordinary features. quarters the évening of March 26. Assorted. Special $ : ; ; i i f styles for man Lieut. and Mrs. George J. Engel- Eagle Stamps With %- It maintains a smart appearance in a wide choice : -F vil desi / thaler left Jefferson Barracks on $1 on. bet, Fare Baten 35e purposes and usefulness—the arch support is scientifically designe leave te.travel thedeih tuk WHE 50¢ = "> §Oc and constructed—the Shoe is light on the foot, yet giving sufficient ern states. Thee Oi bs ababeesall Brg g Neee support without clumsiness. )at Vancouver Barracks, Wash., forg| TRY OUR) | a fortnight before going on to their PINOCHLE MALT . new station at Chilkoot Barracks, Featured Are Four of the New Spring Styles 3 Alaska. Hop Flavored and Fine a 7 _ A aN mote tose eo, A EY ots ee ee ees Ned we clits Sd arpa UES Uo Not only is this Cleaner practical for Spring house- cleaning time, but is a year-’round convenience in keeping the home immac- ulate. In fact, if one uses this Cleaner a few minutes each day on the rugs, furniture and hangings, one does not have to have the yearly ordeal of “Spring” housecleaning. This high-suction Vacuum Cleaner quickly cleans rugs, carpets and floors. The bristle brush attachment cleans upholstered furniture and hangings pérfectly. For cleaning screens, corners and- fireplace, the suc- tion attachments is ideal. Every home may have a Cleaner, for you may use the Club Plan terms in buying it even at this special Anniversary Sale Price. (Nugents—Fourth Floor, South.) One of the most attractive bridge + luncheons of the season at Jeffer- Pictured at left is smart cut-out Oxford son Barracks was given’ recently in patent leather at $ro. It is available in for 40 guests by Mrs. John 8S. Mil- the very newest shade of rose blush col- ler, wife of Lieut. Miller of the ored kid at $12.50. gThis Oxford is suit- , Tank Corpe’ sna her methee aes = able for street or walking. : Chastes 2. Gasdevan Bleriders of Coftee and Tes 4 SOUTH BROADWAY Mrs. Frank ELE Hroxaw. wife of OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF NEW SPRING Capt. Brokaw of the Sixth Infan: WHY CARRY IT? try, gave a bridge luncheon at their Order by Phone Phones: | | | mr ; , , uarters Tuesday i } oa | | ; Sketched at right is an exceedingly at- > - , Done von J amacmics ca ber wi Setiemaction MAin 2551 a | | tractive three-strap Slipper. It comes in 14 o~ a “=. * are entre Cee MAin 2552 | | black kid or patent at $10. In brown kid : ero, City, N. J. The guests were Mra. Money Refunded | MM i ’ : ie” ; z Ss. | r : ‘ | at $11. This is a style that is eg mee NS ciation ie, Mek ee ae | | siness wees ae S Jr., Mrs. y Vv. " q for all occasion wear, for street, Ou Mrs, Clinton J. Ancker, Mrs. Lloyd — Sf : ’ ' ° ee ee ——-— — —— ae ae Vevevewevewewe ed vee ee UF WW Wy \ ae Y//) ¢ me — . See ARAAAAASS AL BALA AALA + 2° > 2 >! a s! > J > - * > ng | es 3, > > > > ~ >| > >! » > » a ? » a a . o> ee renee The New Portable Folding Apex Electric oe Li thag i c Pe) Iron Folds Into the Space of a Kitchen Chair $ 50 as, wee — { +i ; Come in and let vs the remarkable | Florence Rotary Puritan Model ¢ ; ye Hea z Come a and, bet po, Gememerree che romerhstle Innumerable styles—such ee z Regular $135 Value With thig wai! out- rr’ | i : umps, st and ties, . | : ee oat See ee ed. ae f New and improved control. $ 54 wa ta ena ta 8 O iY “ ; : | l t your left ec. m | the just-right Slipper to com- | a4 Slaply lift the lié—seady to . NOTE THESE SPECIAL FEATURES: the morning sad cy S eo plete her Spring wardrobe. | sew instantly, electrically. An- May be connected with 4. May be used for press- left until eveenng. The colors are: | niversary Sale Price any wall socket. ing as well as ironing. (fj Yer be delightfully | ia ope | 1100 OLIVE ST. Electric bill is less , cooked when the ; ce wi 5S. Generous extension trap P Also Fashionable Shades and — ey Sere and «swinging clothes time comes for § | ‘i Colored Kid Combinations | TERMS— home aie @ rack. nae serving. Complete ae Ont ; ; foot levers, both hands 6. ull open en thout with all necessary | | | <n anit in This Group $5 Down and Balance Monthly free to handle clothes. brackets. sine eal Bir at bichy A he § Leeation. (Bagentomie the New tem) ata waa aan May Be Purchased on Club Terms (Nugents—Feerth Fleer, South.)

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__ SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 13, 1927__— : : _ - sional PAGE 14 __ = ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ! ’ . . ; en Activities of | an ; . ; 4 "e re ’s Clubs eg Women's Clubs si ALE The Civics Committee of [e_ : Wednesday Club, Mrs. George) | Chamberlin chairman, will fetta & — . Wilbur B. Jones in the final es p ~*~ 4 : ture of his aeries on “Lawe mata fn | M d ’ C “i 7 ae eo Sag a onday—Another ; p. m. Tuesday. has been shown in sions Mr. Jones Will speak on marital relations, GaQw#c's. and the liabilities that women may [cu in driving automobiles. Guest re- strictione are waived fo: this lec- _ Anniversary Sale of Silk $3 Linen Table All-linen beautiful damask pattern these poet us- Monday! A Day of Tremendous Savings That Only an Anniversary Sale Could Bring. a Anniversary Special! ture. ieee e} ‘ ’ Dr. George T. Moore, cirector of Children’s Shoes . iyeg ] : rai el the Missouri Botanical Garcens e will address the Science Section 89 : Wilbur T. Trueblood cnhair- : Mirs. Wilbur T. 7 | mano, Wednesday, at 30 Pp. m. On i “Recent Experimenta! Work lone . ~ oy . A \ ‘ L. 7 ~ n . : at the Gardens. Mrs New Spring styies in = Brokaw, in tne current science re- ored leathers, patents anc com with pretty helen sn se as “ | 4M report on the science binetions. Ebbo or Paisley oth and four napkins 182 Wiis . y r . 4 : lei e* 2? . meeting hel ast been me match, Anniversary Sale Price Ihiladeliphia in concerning meeting held if December, especial) the use of Lelhum by ¢ covering sunken (reasure ‘(Bargain Basement.) jivers in fre- $4 Rayon Bed Seis $2.50 K ana the > 4 . erie 4 ; a¢ 4 x bes eo A =" . ‘ , ~~ } . +” * : / t2 * FE ar ‘ Zz Z “ 5 ~ > _. \ ’ » a " : * 5 Peni -_: “ 7 : ; . 4 - . ~~ . we . Ad ; ’ 7 , 4 ’ t > oe . - "es . 4 Se ' : ae 4 AY AS ae? te ; x“ > ’ ‘ > ; . Se a. 9 ‘ : ; - : , ff dg : Saxe e . 4 ’ z a > 2 ~ y >». . Fe ° - > 1 a ; Py on ? _ - _* a > x. 4 % A 7 %.7 ‘a ; * 9 ‘ REET T+ F : ,? ee. | . ~ ee OR . d Z - Se development of the cathode ra) ee ‘ « ite tae . s safssiezsse - ip hal . ie nS. . es , ‘ . y ro- vi . . 4 “ - ie : Pp’. s : Pace aaa ne x _ . - , : va ceseecen on Te! ‘ iif j et a Anmversary A “ tie Jordan will present the PP! 3 ; "Gee att SR ae 3 m; = ae Riad? Be Aa Sg tt, See , ar Sale Price ? he Sittin evet pe Shoes cesses used in making . ; ’ ls will show sampies 0| ee % 3 to Ravon and cetton in a deautitui the work. The program comimlt- , ustrous finish, brocaded stripes Wateriaie tee will outline the program for Some krinkled sca loped Sets RO~ tiful colored 105 r Pretty so lors Slight : lie The Poe! 8S 105 _— Pre J ut ots ae 5 The Poetics Section, Mrs. Samuel 105 sis vn . » “— * 9 Sa nm ni j Shoes Pr. Goddard chairman, at 4 P~P m a — es Ee lage ob — : will observe charter member ca) national Centra! and other 4 r an T . of the section by considering Sara makes. Sizes $ to 7° 5c cy urkish Tow Extra heavy double-thread Towels with inaet Like rious colored stripes; 1r9x40-inch. Slight seconds. Anniversary Sale Teasdale and her Work leadership of Miss Jennie (hase. (Rargain Basement.) 24 a a tt OO ith ele ee ne an ania -atepien, ~ Le~ ~*rihe sie ig Dia Cake . (aroline Risque will give her rem- a incscences 0 The Potters.” a for- Price >... ~~~ ++ eee een wrt een ee nes jer ore Tigi of voure OTlit ‘ . ats 4 af Dt ceanvo: whdéd published Anniversary Special! Th Bi S | + R W ) BE tionthiy a nand-riught magazin ea e Big Anniversary Sale o eady-to-W ear 25c Teikkish Towels | 10c % of one copy callie e = Ao EPs ag e. eS oe Washable qualit> for undergarments and — ; Russe!l), County Superintendent ef er Sa ae ‘ Se : and street shades. 36 inches wide j Schools, spoke briefly of his candi- | (Bargain Basement.) eee y : $1.49 prt yee —— oie ; ps Yr Te-@ tecilio | > ; . a oe ate ; a ve ? eS 2 e en , Bret eck an piat $ 4m siia oe weemection and teld of th a] | feerrhes FR Including Many Sample Better Grade A T ;' an! a Light shades. 36 inches wide ..., ”" e increase in the number of pupils real Anniversary Sale. wo-piece, flare, aed : : vel tenn ~*~ and teachers in the last four years. 4's . es C Lin : L, W rth M h M . . 1 | f ~ Mra. Charlies FR. stanley sang a Anniversary Special: Coatk Sik repe Oo uc ore straightline and ball . eeve models. All ee oe Scompenie’ UF $1 Oilcloth Covers Beautiful Black Silk Coats, with that’s new for early Spring wear. The garment = > Mrs. W. H. H. Schaefe: Mrs. : ’ . . Dorothy Gaynor Biake played one D C PF white erminette (dyed coney) fur col- Featuring black and of one of the best makers of Dresses in the East. Ruffled Curtains is sal uailins ge ee ressyv Oats oO 1 : + of her own compositions and Wal- lars. Rich-looking fur-front sports Colored | ag | ; white, navy, tan, gra : All N olored dotted scrim ies Mchacfer played a group c ) . , tam, gray, and Colors | edg Ss a er played a group of 69c Poiretsheen. satins. Coats. Flowers Embroidery Tucks ew Spring Fabrics Cc which hang petfectly: ex- . ruf niane-aclections. green and all-black. Be : Sizes for Misses Women and cellent oer ¥- The Better Homes group met 2 : | ” aS a ks Large size of better grade and sports. Many of 200 New Spring $ Sizes for women, Shirring Tiers Pleats Stouts — : S9c tie- owen nite ao 4 -* table patterms, cam be used on . a8 a air . ferior Decorations and Gardening. round or square iliien: swtng these silk cre = C O A T S misses and stouts, 14 4 , : = — 416 ene: im many pretty. designe os ae eh All the very lovely new Spring Models for miss or matron. Everv | So ng - ~ a aa white ground; size 54x54-inch ts. » accompanied = ly ara. WwW: B. EE. ee a sarees Bargste See Schaefer at the piano — : | : Anniversary Special! The History and literature sSec- = 7 . , sl , tion. Mrs. E. H. Eikhoff chair- Anniversary Special! : ae Pa Special! Men's $1 Neckwear,, man, will meet at 10:30 a. m. to- 9 12 Fi R | Anniversary Special: | wpa cil Anniversary Special! Anniversary Spectal! Anniversary Spectal! Anniversary Special! - F morrow to continue the study of xizé-rt. ugs . Sectional aneilin : . : ‘ Oe ce tr tceenas g Axminster Rugs 3 Stair Carpet Toilet Paper Fabric Gloves Throw Rugs Cc Mrs. W. W. Keveor Al 2:49 Pp. $ 50 $ ) .00 Section $ 59 | “9? 9 aye ; . ’ ec is “our-in-hand The ee n-end Se ceetrnen, be “ ag ae C ° 1 & — 4 Oc 89c i onape Fine silk 2 ay tae Made of t ‘hairman, Ww neet wit . . enes fir 2 on com a program on se Fegiag Art “Mi “as Semmens dj velvet an Axmin Made to a. a “a ze Hee vv Rc we velvet stair Car- Tissue Toilet Paper. 1000- Wom n’s Fab ic Gilore om y 4 - : : : - ae, - i >) os, — : - - an 1 b : * : Ps Tay, - ee, ¥ %y . 4 C4 Sn" Ny > . ’ aad ae U cw a . 7 " es : a , a 4 ‘ ‘ - ® bs *, . ne o e og . , - - Nene 3 * : 4: ~ ¥ : a — . a : M . . eer, x ; > 4 ai y tx, Vy . ° P : ¢ . 4 a " c . e : : . f * ae - > ls _ = - 7 >. ~& : 3 J Ey, ey wa “ - a . “ - . bs - n » ¥ * pi. q 7 J - y, “a 3 ” > _ 7, he eae me ‘ 4 s . vy tig Gi : : 2 X, A Yo ey 3 . ce ae y c +, a " ae. Re > . - =e : « - e ‘ ~ Ss - e res ae ’ ‘ f tae Pend ie es ‘ " - ; ely . - - “ = < a es * a. a me . ae 48 -- ? iy . i x Aw N 7 oe, . ‘ se é % wr Z Ti oe 2 Fe ec a. oe La - u * < ~ . ‘ ‘ = » , e - ee et ¥ m . ‘ rs 4 Pp a © &. oo ° . ¥ - . yw e ‘ , a ( Ps 7 Pe i —e : * . * “~ wet ¥ me ‘eo $ . * orm —— Frocks of distinction, better made, of higher-grade materials and smarter styles than in Wash Frocks that sell regularly for a Ruth Zacher . | : : . There will be a meeting of the : much higher % _* oe j see — . a ; ka ‘ international! Relationa Study price + ee oe ~ *s < ee are Group tomorrow at 16:34 » m. ipl Ren ity TR aa A aay oe OO ee ee eS Miss Sena Sutheriand will tead ie eereeere eetnerinné. will wad be Good assortment of waht and styles. =: = 2 ed | ee | ile: Ae . ge We ti et Immigration im America” and (“t. Leute’ Largest Bargain Basement.) SG - =: ‘ | ae = ” ryt eee ty ea of Liberalion tn | nia : : isa a The eC — “Rt udy G ro u up | _— , - LOUIS’ LAR _ - ; GEST BARGAIN BRO. D.G. CO ees eae. & D ‘ - — 2 — — dg-y ect ae | 4 & Meas § a a ? : prey " ee otk “ . a ? : - 2 Sa ” R : ~~

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DISPATCH i i / . ae ! / / Wiig Bargain Basement piece, flare, models. All ~The garment s in the East. All New Spring Fabrics and Colors Sizes for Misses, Women and Stouts Models for miss or matron. ersary Sale Special. Louis’ Largest Bargain Basement.) (St, ‘ ae Jot ret rahi Pett vee be a Every sary Special! ic Gloves Fabric Gloves with turn-back cuifs. All ted Spring colors. nin Basement.) Anniversary Special! Throw Rugs $9c inches in beautiful se- $1.95 value Sale ai 7x54 lection of patterns; —seconds. Anniversary Price. (Bargain Basement.) EMENT 1000 Girls’ s— Dresses could bring. Only a few of the many own here. 10. garments. All ors and materials. Dresses Crepe de chines and Georgettes in every imagin- able new Spring color, madeupin styles. that will delight any girl’s heart. Sizes 7 to I$ years. t Bargain Basement.) +t + rahe cis Sof use? TTT" say = eee nko’ 5 % oe ae: > reer id eg ss % ~ - = * : : 6" : — OES 2 —* Re SS ¢ See Ws b . Se : te 4 oe " - > we . “Ss me: an « .? . ¢ on ‘id ay a ie . we te & “ ox =] LR gee * ' ow, ee, . toe sy OE ne ‘ Ee a we ®, ives * 2 ak WY SN RS aS . Ros . a ae ©, *S : “ Pas ae & - tees Pre Souk 4 xe Sioa, ad a ~ . _ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ss —— — eS ee ee ee SUNDAY MORNIN G, MARCH 13, 1927 “Monday—Another Big Day in Our Anniversary Sale! New Items Added for Tomorrow’s Selling - Anniversary Sale of Silks! Wash Goods! Domestics! Curtains! All-linen beautiful ) cloth and four napkins $3 Linen Table Sets damask pattern ncng with pretty borders in «colors. to match, Anniversary Sale Price 45x45-inch =] 45 42x36 Pillowcases 10c Made of fine quality bleached tub- ing, some have two seams, While 100 dozen last, slight seconds ............ 29c Canton Flannel '15¢ Plain white, 36 inch, cotton Canton flannel, good weight and well fleeced on one side, excellent quality - = ea J .. $4 Rayon Bed Seis $2.50 Krinkle Bed Sets 59c Cotton Mixed Rayon Crepe 39c Woven Gingham 69c Novelty Sport | Rayon | 35c Chintz Remnants Anniversary $ 85 Anniversary $ AS : Parrots Anniversary Sale Price Sale Price... Anntversary ale Price C Anniversary Sale Price. . Cc Sale Price C au : Sale Price... C eevee and cot in a beauti! 32-inch genuine Gilbrae : ' lustrous finish, “brocaded ripes Materials well krinkied 1m eye 2§-inch, solid colors, in Ginghams:; small checks and Fan¢y woven cotton Rayon, pretty; Dainty colored prints on | ed scalloped hes tiful « ed stripes of Id, blu peg? figures and Jacquard weaves, high es a ety 3 a ie Slight men wetae, 7 her pin 4 Eas >« , Boud range of shades ; 2. to 10 plaids; a sO new novelty watroes: y as re Bee 10 “tin tl colored grounds ; fast colors; foents Ce loped edge. yard lengths. weaves; tast colored. 36 inches wide. | 36-inch. 45c Fancy Turkish Towels 25c Dress Ginghams 39c Colored Batiste 39c Cotton Pongee Extra heavy double-thread Towels with va- 32-inch genuine Everett Classics Extra-fine quality 36-inch imported Mercerized Cotton Pongee in tan and rious colored stripes; 19x40-inch. brand, small checks, plaids French plain Batiste. Pink, white. 32-inch. Some slight sec- Slight seconds. ee Sale JAc and plain. 2 to 10 = C blue, a and white. Ic onds. While oe a. 5c a ek pee see hn eae lengths. Yard Yard | oes ear, ae Se Anniversary Sale Price... 25c Turkish Towels 19c 10c Wash Cloths 5c shell-stitched Anniversary “Sale Price. Snow white. Empire Bed Sheets Seconds of Mohawks 81x90 . $1.15 12)c Tea Towels 9c Anniversary Sale Price. . 81x90 Bed Sheets Each, 89¢ 42-In. Pillow Tubing 19c Anniversary Sale Price... Fine quality . snow-white edge with colored plaid ef- 81x99 . $1.25 Part linen, completely Made of an excellent qual- Genuine Pepperell, snow Towels with various colored fects: big size; -slight sec- : made, with loop to hang; 16x ity bleached sheeting. Seam- white; mill remnants to 10 borders; 27x42-inch size. onds. Snow white bleach. Twosizes 30-inch size; slight seconds. less. Seconds of $1.10 grade. yards. att a Indian Head Tubing é - . . ~ . - 42-inch. Genuine Indian $2 t $2 19 N S Ik $1.49 New Spring Silks te, Souniss | inne o $2. ew Silks e 10 yards. Anniver- $1.49 STRIPED TUB SILKS sary Sale A | C Just received, a new shipment of the Spring’s Wa Jhable. o daceee © gag ee ee ee ee a ere Sore most popular Silks in most attractive colors. $1.49 RAYON TAFFETA 81x90 Bed Sheets $2.19 FLAT THREAD CREPE hid pon eg see aeors. hangeable combinations for Made of good quality bleach- Heavy quality in all the wanted new a $149 CREPE DE CHINE ed sheeting with neat wide | SBades, also white. go-inch .............. Was le wea colors iG RK. 3 shable quality. an ntec 0 an bia weet Hip tna the 5 Cc $2 WASHABLE CREPE DE CHINE A $1 49 GEORGETTE CREPE pts A In the new popular Spring shades and white. Good gtsiity fe. egited colors and dlack: + "40 Slight seconds Proper weight for cone dresses and under- Yard 49 S . ¢ “cn Ia ea saserar nahin tik site 12!2c Toweling war. sodiach de sesge menses | and reet st 36 inches wide Extra heav y. unbleached $2. 10 SATIN CREPE : $1 49 NOV ELTY SPORT SATIN A Yard part-linen Toweling in red and Lustrous quality in the new Spring shades, — “wares amelie: + Fag aids im sil and cotton. | , blue borders. Cut also black, 40 inches wide o: a (St. Leuis’ Largest Bargain Basement.) Su bolt. " 85 C " (St. Leute’ Largeat Baracin Mérieeens> : Ruffled Curtains Colored dotted scrim which hang perfectly; ex- cellent quality, 89 Pair & Valance Sets Pair curtains, picot edge ruffles and colored fluted insertion, -valance and tie- backs Drapery Materials 7 Curtain Grenadine $1 and $1.49 damask and 39¢ materials, 36-inch. artificial silk, good range Remnant lengths. Many patterns and ee For a 7 colors. all curtains. = feelin c Sash Curtains Good quality material, Panel Curtains Allover lace panels, hemmed top, ready to . ecru tint. Double thread slip on rod. For home weave, can be used one or to office 290c window. | 29 Pair Each § Anniversary Special! 54-In. Luncheon Sets 94c Stamped on good qual- ity unbleached sheeting. Several patterns. 54x54- inch cloth and six nap- kins. (Bargain Basement.) Anniversary Special! Stamped Pillow Cases | 94c Fruit-of-the-Loom stamped Cases with hand-drawn hem- stitched hems: 42x36-inch size. While 300 pairs last (Bargain Basement.) Anniversary Special! $2.98 Boys’ Cricket Sweaters $ 1 95 Tremendous saving, fine rayon and worsted Sweat- ers, fancy new Jacquard weaves; sizes 28 to 36. (Bargain Basement.) Anniversary Special! 89c Boys’ Blouses 55c Hundreds of new Spring patterns; fine ma- dras, genuine~ broadcloth, novelties and fine-count percales; exceptional val- ues. Broken sizes 6 to 16 (Bargain Basement.) Anniversary Special! 29c Red Seal Gingham 19 ¢ Genuine Red Seal brand, dainty colored checks, plaids and plains; fast shades; 32-inch. (Bargain Basement.) Anniversary Special! Men’s $1 Neckwear. — 54c n-hand Fine Crepes, tine pen eTic | i." pit crepe failles woo} ‘Hargain Basement.) Bargain Basement. Anniversary Special! Men’s $1.50 Nightshirts >] Made of genuine Fruit-of-the Loom muslin. Full iength, full Sizes 15 to 20 (Hargain Basement.) Anniversary Special! 50c Men’s Hose 29c Rayon plated Hose in checks Anniversary Special! $1.45 Men’s Pajamas °] Percales in solid colors and novelty fancy checks Rayon and novelty patterns. Rein- frog trimmed All sizes, A to forced heel, etc.; irregulars; all sizes. Fast colors. (Bargain Basement.) (Bargain Basement.) Anniversary Special! $1.25 Stamped Spreads 84c Anniversary Special! Men’s Shirts 99c $1.50 to $2.50 values in broadcloths, rayons _and — Excellent quality unbleached drases. Some slight irregulars. musiia Spreads im pretty de- Sizes 14 to 17. (Bargain Basement.) Full double bed size. (Bargain Basement.) - signs. es BARGAIN BASEMENT Anniversary Sale Regular $25 Men's Two- Trouser bass and Spring in new Spring patterns, authentic and correct. Suits in a complete style range from extreme new Spring college clothes to the always desirable conservative effects. Every Suit with two pairs of trousers, insuring double wear. Topcoats that reflect the last word in correct style. Beaut- fully tailored, comfortable end dressy. Box-back effects pre- dominate in light and medium shades of gray, tan, etc. effects in sizes 33 to 42 Men’s Union Suits Topcoa All-wool garments, tailored by makers of fine clothing, Men’s $16.50 Spring Topcoats All beautiful new Spring colorings, patterns and woolens, correctly tailored and trimmed. Box-back se Ss |S fe. Ss eS eee eS SS eS he lS CU Big, full-cut 8s5c and $1.00 Athletic Worsteds and cassimeres, light Union Suite, double-stitch seams- shades, dark shades, and suiting elastic. ribbed back insert. All sizes, patterns. Wide-bottom $ 65 36 to 46. Variety effects with cuffs. All 2: of high-grade 55c sizes 28 to 42 waist ESSE EE PO SE (St. Louis’ Largest Bargain Rasement.) SUIT With eit 4-Ppiece ve sturdy and d woolens, and in shades that are SA} 50 19 Fine Tub Sui 7-4 Dress Trousers pair of full lined golf knickers, or two pairs full lined golf knickers. or double breasted coats, ments at a most remarkably low price. Boys’ Wash Suits Anniversary Special! $2.25 Rayon Pillows $] 45 Purchase of 1000 beautiful silk and cotton rayon Pillows. Assorted styles and colors. All! beautifully trimmed. (Bargain Basement.) BARGAIN BASEMENT Anniversary Sale Boys’ $10 4-Piece Spring Suits her one pair of long trousers and one finely tailored of all-wool fabrics, Light and medium shades. Single alpaca lined. High-grade gar- st Suits, ependable. ts: all fast colors: all new Spring styles; new Spring patterns. Bot Twist Suits pa Middy Suits, Flapper Suits, Button-On Novelties. tailored of suiting patterns $ 39 Long-Trouser Sailor Suits, Novelty and mixtures. Ideal for dress ° Rayons,. Madras Clo hs, Jeans, Pe h P i gy Cloths, etc oma Cc or for school wear. air 3 to 8 %; on i, ‘St. Louis’ Largest Hargain Hasecment.) BARGAIN BASEMENT Slash Ties D’Orsay Pumps (St. $2 Boys’ Knickers, Longies Full cut knickers and longies. Anniversary Sale Women’s All New Spring Colors and Materials Instep Ties Theo Ties Buckle Pumps Novelty Straps Opera Pumps Sports Ties Cut Out Pumps Walking Oxford Sizes for Women and Misses All Styles of Heels levis Leraest Maree ta Beeement.) AD Sizes 5 " to 17 years. Well 2: ae ee aw ST. LOUIS’ LARGEST BARGAIN BASEMENT—B. NUGENT & BRO. D. G. CO . ae stintat oe * She See ef ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH | : Women’s Clubs , . - PAGE lo | ay | And Societies | Continued from Preeeding Page. will meet Monday at 2:30 p._ m. | Mrs. A. L. Hughes will present the subject, “How Habits Are Formed.” This will be preceded by a talk on the “Neural Mechanism of Habit Formation” by Mra. J. Auer. The board of managers will meet at 3 p. m. ‘Thursday. The Fiction and Drama Study Group | will meet Friday at 3:30 p. m. to Loy -Mortal Enemy” end “The Los™Lady” by Willa Cather. | Miss Lupille — will lead the discussion. | The Clotho Club 1 was scieeetannall “My, iat the Women’s Chamber of Com- ewer | Event,” lactive eee eons 33 Sess eee ngerantiey penne — eSESSES sche: SRST ETE oo © me nee Titi 'merce by Mrs. A. Neuville. In an- to roll call, “A Current the members showed their interest in the Dills before the State Assembly: ’ | Mrs. Schoenfeld, reporting thé lmeeting of the Literature and pwme yews Committee, made an “appeal for papers, and was given | two and the promise of several | others. Mrs. Diggs. chairman of the Program Committee, gave a | first reading of the outline, which takes for consideration the English novel. Mrs. M. E. Begg, an aasociaté member, was made an active meme ‘ber, and Mrs. Edwin Niehaus was made a member of the club. Mrs. Dietz told of the lecture at — the reciprocity meeting of the Sorority Circle. There were two ‘papers on the literafy program, “Immigration.” by Mra. John Lan- nigan, and “Stepping Stones | Progreas.”” by Mra. B. F. Burch, Miss Catherine Otto will be hostesg ‘at the next meeting, Friday. The Tuesday Literary Club of Clayton met Tuesday at the homed of Mrs. Alvin Baxter, 7505 Perg Continued on Next —— $30 | These Bases are all wired | complete with pull-chain =: SE r; SRSSSSERESS ESE TEES Sregeeee ES eesS: Bess = *' @ see re Fee e Cee ee vereee ee weer eee an a es eee ee re eeere GEE Er ERNE on send 5% extra for pack- ing. No charge for city delivery. . Guaranteed Electric Iron Weight six beautiful nichrome element. packed in carton with new convert lent heel reset in- atead of stand: 6- ft. eord, $1.85 oe complete $1 Guaranteed Electric .' " Curling Iron # ; : ~~ 33% boudoir conivenienc $7.50 New Kitchen Service Light Cc ete at $2.95 Thie Light of snow-white fin- igh: refiectea daylight rays which will drive oat all Ue shadows when deine your kitchen work. Just the thing for bobbed hale or if oe? eee Fete e Owe wee Seeeesess oo ’ *t Ey ment. While they last complete at of .

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A vocal! solo wes given by Mrs. Russell] Hausman. A one-act comedy, followed by a dance will be given by the Junior Hadassah on Wednesday evening at 8:30 o'clock at the} B’Nai Amoona Auditorium, Acad-, emy and Vernon. The play is be- ing coached by Mrs, Charles _ I. | Cooprr. Frederick William Wile jour- nalist, will address the meeting of the St. Louis Section. National Council of Jewish Women, tomor- row. at 3:30 p.m., at Temple Israel, Washington and Kingshighway. His subject will be “Behind the Beenes in Washington.” Wile, for- | meriy a pre-war correspondent In | Reriin and later secretary to. Lord Northcliffe, is at present residiaz in Washington. A business meet- ing will be held at The Study Hour Club ¢ wood held its regular Thursday at the residence of Mrs. J. F. Schulze, the assistant being Mrs. G. W. Baumbhoftf. Mrs. BE. T. Woodbury read a pe- ner on “Origin of Woodwind § In- struments” This was followed by) a talk by Mrs. H. K. Lange on “‘Ne- cro Folk Songs.” Severa! origina! = = A meee ena ” Pp. mm. hos ess . poems in Negro dialect were read by Mrs. Mary Fairfax Childs of Kirkwood. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. H. L. Corley, Har- rison and Madison avenues, Kirk- wood, on March 22. he Humboldt School Mothers _a branch of the St. Louis Pub- I School Patrons’ Alliance, elect- ed the following officers for t year at a meeting held in the school Thursday: Mrs. Alice Nie- meyer. president: Mrs. TI. Richte: Yice president: Mrs. M. Zink, sec- retary, and Mrs. C. Messmer, treas- ry rs) _urer. Chapter 0 of P. E. ©. was enter- tained on March 7 by Mrs. G. W Coffman, Mrs. Samuel P. Harris and Mrs. F. H. Hamblin at the home of Mrs. Hamblin, 6390 Pershing avenue. After luncheon the annual election was held. Th: officers for the coming year are: Mrs. Victor P. Ettinger. president: Mrs. l.. F. Thomas, vice president Mra. Bert E. Barnes, recording sec- retary; Airs. LL. H. Renfrow, corr: eponding secretary: Mrs 1. Evans, treasurer: Mrs Jones, chaplain, and Mrs. Doisseau, guard rhe Perfection Chapter, order of le Molay. gave a mothers* an? sons banquet in honor of the Mot} er Circle of that chapter. The dir ner was held on Saturday evening March 5, at the Citw Club Alpha ee Chapter met. at the home of Mrs. K. F. Niemoelie; 5554 Maple avenue, on March &. at 2 p.m. The program for the aft- ernoon, “Weber. Schumann and Schubert, Three Romanticists,”’ was conducted by Mrs. C. Brooks The next meeting will be held at .Cab- anne Branch Library, Tuesday March 22. The St. Louis Chapter. N. & U S. D. of 1812, will hold ite next meeting Thursday. March 24, at 2 Pp. m. at the residence of Mrs. Fred T. Hatch, 5 Lenox place. Mrs. Ead- ward P. Walsh, regent. wil] pre- side. Delegates will be elected to the Associate Council to be held in Washington in April. Tea will he served at 3 p. m. and to this func- tion have been invited the regents of other patriotic societies. Mra. William F. A. Schultz, 7117 Lindell boulevard, has been ap- pointed director of the St. Touvis County League of Women Veters’ Division of the Seventh Annua!) Women Safe Drivers® School, given | under the auspices of the St. Louis Safety Council. This school opens Wednesday at 2:30 p. m.. March 30. at the Safety Counci! Auditori- um, 511 Locust atreet. The Cathedral Mothers’ Club wi!) celebrate ite. third § anniversary Mareh 17. A luncheon wil! be served at 1 o’clock in the Cathedral] School Hall and a health lecture will be given by’ Mrs. Haliie Z. George. tn the afternoon. Mrs. R. J. Farret! will be in charge and will be as- | sisted by Mre. Joseph Muth. Mrs. T. Q. Dotzier. Mrs. C. W. Bahn, Mrs. J. lL. MaeDonald, Mra. R. MeCord, Mre. J. I. Raemdonek, Mra. N. Hardesty. Mrs. A. Bierk. Mrs. W Mitchel?.Mre. W. Meyer. Mre. E. J Rierk, Mrs. D. V. Reardon, Mrs. T. | Heine, Mra. J. J. Downey. Mra. M. Kieley, Mre. P. A. Trenn and Mrs. A. F.. O'Brien. Missouri Circle No. 54. Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic, will givea novelty luncheon March 17 at the City Club. A short pro- | The American | gram will be given. War Mothers will meet W ednesday at : P. m™m. at Vanderv oort s Audit . rium. Harmony Literary Club met March 4 at the Rranacome Hotel, with Mre. W. W. Sanders as hostess. Mrs. G. J. Davis, president, presi ed. Mrs. Sanders gave a sketch of | the life of Margaret Deland. and «| review of her book, “The Rising | Tide,” Keator. held Friday at the home of Mr«. Paul Parker, 7350 Dorset! evenue The Eighth District Art Commit. Was given by Mrs. M. & tee of the Missourt Federation of | Women's Clubs will meet Friday at | vin m. in the studio ot John Godfrey Saxe, | y A card party will be given | The next meeting wil! be ADVERTISEMEN Tt anne THIS PIANO WORTH $18,000 RO A a“ ee ei aaa ee aad a tee ae OO CADE SERRE 5 ay fae ~~ LOPE ORI SM, “> os — “s ap LENA AADD EA PARRA Ay pro ele. OE re : * rere rrr PRE LOLS IPI ON ESS tps RO es © OS ow re. wo SN CEE He Oe wv It took nineteen months to carve the beautiful case of this Knabe- Ainpico Piano by hand in Milan, Italy, which may account in some de- gree for its being the most costly mstrument of its kind ever shipped to may see this Piano in a special display of Pianos of Jacobean. William and Mary. Tudor. 1101 Olive St. St. Louis. You many periods, viz.: Chippendale, Spanish, Colonial and Italian at the Lehman Piano Co., The public is cordially invited ta,view these instruments, REPAIRING MODELING ‘ALT ERATIONS AIT END-OF-SEASON REDUCED RATES! $5 ee | ) i ~ , SPECTAL! Have your out-of-date furs re- made into smart new chokers. very speciel end-of-season price. SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH a CO a _ ee 13. 1927 — = 9k LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ Starting Monday...For One Week Only! Semi-Annual Sale! Kfines Special Ski _ Offered at This Price Only Trice a Year! Thousands of St. Louis women wait each Spring and Fall for ;this opportunity to lay in their supply at a splendid ‘saving. All silk from top to toc. All perfect. All full. fashioned. A Hose of exquisite quality. In every. smart shade for Spring and Summer. KLINE’ S—Mazm Fleer. (Reg. U. S. Pat. Off.) Regularly Priced at $1.95 aise — a e ' SE EE A A A LO i cs ere mes epee lemme ! 7 ! ; —_— oe mee ee tee nile nanboceaaipedmipe am Everv variation FINESPRING DRESSES ® 606-08 Washington Av.—Thru to Sixth St. Ready With Lovely New Arrivals in Re-Creations of Charming Parts Spring Fashions eacn Fasn Ga ume and Romaine g Ud! lita es ‘ ‘ _rard G { is fk Specialized Groups Also at $50 , 1i0ns.. . e ’ sro TcwewirT) 2 Inrormad: ™“~ a Z amntoss . ’ ~ so ° mMmarveiousiy . . very . « 4s’ 4 . ~~), , L’’ BS a4 - p ~ Smartest. - ‘ s New. Footwear! eS LL : oe ' io — = na A Beautiful’ ‘New Styles Arrive far Spring! a ae THERE , . . ‘ the latest devel- pump at the top can 7 7 = = sma!l metal buck'e rere ‘ > — ihe strap simpper Or yuMIo;r je oF ARE DOZENS OF OTHER BRAND-NEW STYLES EQUALLY ATTRACTIVE KLINE S—Baili ny wh hi be ba) ¢ ome eS meen eee ewe ee ER A REN RS NS ee Ver: Shop St Ready Monday at 9 A. M. Louis ' not be satisfied with any but these irresistible Coat values. Every Coat is an outstanding value Coat unquestioned know they will create the greatest enthusiasm be- cause these Coats are rare values. Errnunette Monkey Fur Squtrrel FURRED IN Misses’ and Women’s Sizes . L ¥ You'll . silk crepe lined. Newest Every 4 modes, including Bo w Coats, black and white dash and smartness. We combinations, Shewl Col- . lared Coats. Also man- nish Coats finely tailored. Not a style is missing ! SPRING SHADES Rose Beige Palmetto 7 Coney Tan Sand Queen Blue Wigwam Mouf flon Black Navy Sizes and Models Exact “‘Copies”’ of the Smartest Spring Styles lel 800 Spring ¢ Poiretsheens! Kashas! Satins! Sports! Details which will im- mediately stamp these Coats are high class. Full for Stouts Smal! Deposit Will Hold Any Coat—Many of the Styles in This Sale at $14.85 Are Pictured st Ag ’ We Bought the Surplus Sprir 3 Stocks of Sonneborn Bros, (912 Broadway, New York) at E - Discounts! Entire Purchase * Goes on Sale Monday!... 3268 Newest 2-P; ee ~~ — “ nthe ie sate Se execes of Rin ane ordinary sate. ..the iWenttea! Kind of Suits that . eli over America today at MUCH ' 1—“Sonny I su ITS Worth up to § t all-weel cassimere. tweed, and Scotch fabdrie new 3-button single amd 2 or 3 button double- h dark and medium shades are well rgpresente nted grays. tans and heather mixtures. .Come rs golf knickers—2? pairs longies. or one pair s8to iS years. Values up to $13.56, gt S85. 2—“Sonny Boy” $ SUITS Worth up to. mee 4-piece Suits in auch wanted Sori my, blue. brown, wine and many others ern Suse ae 4 inelGde neat single-breasters. : in Many novelty = Bhaenen | and 2 poive of . nem or knickers (inetudi ts"). or ty. of ouch. Sizes § to 18. we offer th thom at St r - o~ ~s Sprin inci ar Weeds ta. = Sues vt new ey weg | te , Some of the finest a

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Bought the Surplus § | Women’s Clubs - | wen eae | eee : aa 1 7 Pare ot Sormebens beset” And Societies IB BE - YOUR : A G GE! WALL PAP ER R S. LE! € Broadway, New York) at B.I-G Centineed from Preceding Page. ‘Method ‘ Tortoises frequently live for 300 years. values are going fast! Come early! NSPATCH_ ; 8 | SS : ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH | SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 13, 1927 ee ——.. ST-LOUIS POST- DISPATCH : a PAGE 1% = . they are just kids, but at 45 the human s i Walter Ver Steeg, 4646 Lindell 416 is middle-aged and 90% of us require npecien CLOSE-OUT ee bor a ~ ae oo oO. Tens Cc t price... Ls i 2 adaseaig: Entire. Purchase boblevard. — Plact to assist. vision ‘ . = Joth | No matter you think yo ist f IR ‘ 4 _ Goes on Sale Monday! i St. Rose's Mothers’ j | om you reach the middle. nanatae: have poe ¢ s BARGAINS to 45« — c o . meet Thursday Sa eyés tested and find out the exact condition of oe Close-out price... . : | -your vision. 9S RJ Pp ie Patrick's day tea and program. | penetes today wer move Ry ou considerable pain 59 PAT TERNS A | LESS % e a est » Vee . meeti the Fore-*| an scomtort in the future, and rememb I p- l a. j ant yo DOL! AR Gl ASSES eyestrain headaches at any age mean neglected THAN HALF WHOLE- oars OF thought Club will be held Friday. | The Musical ‘Reszarch Club will vision. — SALE COST!! : 60c te ec values. Sane 26 years’ successful experience im over 30,000 cases. of defective visien. DR. F. J. GUILBAULT While they lest? . These valuce mae Close-out price... Rell Regularly | meet Tuesday at 10:30 a. m. at : A a Music Hall in com- 9 3 will sell you a thorough! be duplicated. Combinations sold ues. 9 Cents. Priced at | Vandervoort’s SALE AT | collebia gabe lod an ud I will sell you « thereughty 5c to $2 ve |‘memoration of the Beethoven Sete-nd yp Pe rege stable nessa Be 4 only with beautiful borders or bands! Ciese-out price.. 10... | ~ rial. : sure -_ $1.95 4 ~ — og cubeinnd saan x FRANKLIN reading Lenses and B , ¥ 7 A, % “a The Gold Star Mothers’ Circle | e Tadesteies ce eevee ==) Frame fer *eseeeeee wie o ag : WEBSTER’S a dt reli a Sat - P ride in this will meet Tuesday at 2 p. m. at. F 3 Web ; or Monday and Tuesday ster's the Knights of Columbus Hall, 354%) = oe. air of reading and FE J. Guilbault Co., A23N. Broadway The Big Store With the Canopy Olive street. sewing Glasses~with large lenses—- tween Loc 7 809 N 7th ST —_ - ome ——- ~~ — —— ——— eiteniiteataniaes on s , or - tomorrow at 10 a. m. at the Cab- by our expert, who is a graduate. ——— iran Sennett _ Saagnaing F 4 ' * 7. ) anne Branch Library. Similar Glasses sold saan ested The POST-DISPATCH Regularly prints MORE WANT " 2OST-.DISPATCH Regu! y prints ) ae ce ie sh wm . Mrs. Ben Pearson and Mrs. Har- | $3-50 to $5.00. Special-lenses extra. ADS than ALL the other St. Louis newspapers OOMBINED. ADS than , ALL the other St. Louis newspapers COMBINED. csdinauntinantibentinestinastientincetinentinntionti¢ntiontions te 4 ~\ ry L. Murray of 333 Weatgate av- a ee - - -- ens scene, ae emacs naan $s | & ¢ Romens entertained the Confederate Dames’ Chapter, U. D. C., last Mon- | [RD fesse) fesse) poe) pete) fees ee a ee — SS SSS = SSS SS SS es OS eS SS ES EELS ES ES ES EE S=_ j;day, March 7. A paper, ‘“‘Robert | E. Lee as a Virginiafi, a Soldier and acme. CC Sensational .Savings in q@ Tremendous Values in | Miss Rosalie Kaufman was host-_| é ; ess Wriday at the aided at the Most Stupendous Sell- This Most Amazing ‘Pioneers at the Temple Israe! : . p House Next Door. A paper on ing Event Anniversary Sale | Henry Van Loon’s “Tolerance” was / read by Mrs. Oscar Marx. The Friendly Aid Society of the | Washington Avenue at Sixth Street RE TT ERR I at ON I 9 AE — ; —— a Z es , ’ os a Tg a ee ay, ot rt Missouri Federation of Women’s Clubs will be entertained Tuesday by Mrs. W. P. James of 428 Brad- ford avenue. | The Central Woman's Christian | Temperance Union will meet Mon- day afternoon at 2? o'clock in the assembly room of the Pevely Dairy | Co. The program will include a survey of St. Louis courts by Judge | George E. Mix. Miss Kathrine |MelIntire will give a group of vio- | lin numbers. Members of the. f ‘ : ‘. Ly : = . j Mothers’ Club of the W. C. T. U. | | Americanization Center and repre- | séntatives from other organiza- tiga Startling Values In epartment | The Tuxedo Club, Missouri Fed- | g i eration of Women's Clubs, will ‘meet Tuesday with Miss Hattie | , a ‘opie w ebster Groves. |; The Montoe School Parent-| 7 | | - Washable Printed Darbrook “Teacher Association will meet Heavy Washable SPRING. SILKS Washable Silk Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 in the kindergarten. , : The March meeting of the St, | : |Louis Alumnae Club of Mu Phi ' ' : Episilon Sorority was held at the —_ home of Mrs, George Lamke, | . —— . Yd Clayton. Mrs. Frank Habig and A i A Yd. A . The increased Production of ‘the Mrs. Robert Gartside were the da | | a | , | ihe SUMAUineesee with 3288 zw sistant hostesses. Papers on “The; | Our Regular $3.50 : | . , SPRING SLITS in excess of Nis orders!,. . Amd the Well \methed ef Music of Italy From the Sixteenth | - - =n O R galar $1 98 Quality é Our Regular $2.50 Quality h buying and volume selling turned the tricki:. So this is net to the Ninetéenth Centuries” and. . ur € . - y est an ordinary sale... but a sale of the fisent quality Boy® Salts or » ei int | ud f nc es Lovely prints. in email floral Small attractive designs j|E..the identieal kind of Suits thnt are being ‘seid in high-grade Italy During the World War”) ou sub sie - color combinations, so popular for jAdBiores all over America today at MUCH HIGHER PRICES! 8 _ were read by Miss Cora Robinson | ° . geometric and modernistic designs in ioe Ww ble 36 . W ide | a variety of. beautiful color combina- Spring. Washable and 36 inches ups! . 7 and Mrs. D. H. Cleland, respec hes 36 inches wide and washable. wide. mee Pe ee at ~ SUB Scant 4, S00 AO LAE COON WER RR Ralls MR pd a - a a i hal -_ “= —— ee . map te am were p Just Arrived subject will be “Individual Differ- | re OF 3 é 7 § i | PORRICOA ie —‘*Sonny Boy” Spring § -.:- eA SeA\ aa The Cadanne Misstonary Society |i y, | Akh NEW SPRING ee ae | SUITS Worth up to $25 will -hold an all-day meeting | oe : Ber -\ La ‘ 1 = Wednesday. Luncheon will be/| Sali Sie = - ae served at noon and will be tol. | ll i | , Be 2 7 te | sh: , ms 4's") lowed by mission study. | | St. Louis Circle No, 3%, Ladies | Hundreds of pairs of va paige Aparean B ene he Tayontnge 4 Footweer in our Anniver- © ‘lic, will entertain during the after- | S i to 45 noon and evening of Thursday at <A aie, up $6. . ‘the home of Miss Jessie Schweizer, et A notable selection of |7327 Vine street, Maplew ood. r 4 charming styles in pat- The March meeting of the Web- | ents, rose blush, pastel Spring Suits in many new effects. including tan and gray ster Groves Peace Council] will be | Rte gan’ fray Glen Urquharts, diamond weave cheviots, and ld at the home of Mrs. 0. B. parchments, satins and a s 8 st a woolens KE etiect ome of the ne qu y | Phanke 24 Algonquin Drive. : fancy straps, pumps and novelty effects. Only the latest creat especially f be le are used in this group—import.d weaves! oe — ria: a ours: —and many other wanted fabrics. 3-outton col- H Weltnentay afternoon. Mrs. Rob-| a2 end 3 button single-breasters, popular double- breasters ‘ert Roissel and Mrs. M. P. McArdic | Retch, pi _ I found ! ' | ae ae aaron, -leaf lapels)—will all be found In this will be assistant hostesses. Miss Alves Long will address the council on “The United States’ Foreign VENI TOPCOATS JUVENILE Policies.” Current events will be, Sizes 2 to 9 Years SUITS at mesa by Mrs. Charles Comp- | 95 The Parent-Teacher Association | ° of Glendale held its March meet-. Bader Pd | hho. = ing Thursday afternoon in the - Sizes : Sines 2 te 8 Henry Hough School. * Lumberjack or ' The Daughters of the American) ‘Fiapper Otyiee Colonists, St. Louis Chapter, will | meet Thursday at the Forest Park | SHOP AFTER SCHOOL—OPEN UNTIL 6 P. M. ‘Hotel. Mra. Donald McDonald will | | read “The Melting Pot.” Mrs. Ed. | ward Schoof. State regent. will be | 'a guest. Delegates to the National | assembly at Washington in April | i will be elecfed. Ransom Woman's Relief Corps No. 6 Sewing Club will meet at the ‘heme ef Mrs. Elizabeth Reftz, 6158 'West Polo Drive, Clayton, Tuesday fat 10:30 a: m. The regular meeting of the St. "Continued on Next Page. HOSIERY SALE PURE SILK FROM TOP TO TOE 93 ALL PERFECT—ALL COLORS ALL SIZES, AT A GREAT SAVING Cc ij | Spring’s smartest fashion in D’Orsay Pumps, Ties and two-tone ee . 2s i ¥ de Bae ee ee a a oe ae ~~ ers {eet ” a —— Ss S—= ee | — J 4 if a Sen ey PRE sunagbeinih

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REESE PORE RN at RET Re poe ~~ ae ' Presbyterian Chu wer ‘+k of the Second Church stalt : 1:45 p. m., on “The i be iP 927 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ ST.LOUIS ¥ b ‘ : “= - ss @ ? 7 : ({ Z ” iain ial — - PAGE 18 | ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH a SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 13, It2— ' ——— : 5 : — : a eee en Walter Buxton and Mrs. Carljsponding secretary, Miss Laura ' TTTTTT TT en 9 mes The Carondelet Women's’ Club; Mrs. Wa rt ; : ; er | Oe ne 4 ‘ te s.| Smith; , Mrs. E. | i “ Women’s Clubs ‘met Monday evening at the Caron-|C- Allison as sestant hostetees| Smith; recording georetary. Mire) ff ACC is. ¢ : sa |delet Branch Library. Miss Alves| Mrs. F. J. Brown sang. + ° , «ad « , . ; : } fj aT S nn ee A d S t : « H. Jenner gave a reading. The/ Bull; chaplain,*“Mrs. W. H. Lampe,; [ff ‘ tt " a uae r ing will be hela at Gara-/and guard, Mrs. H. W. Goerner. | 3 Ho The Friday Club willl meet Friday next meeting wi i De vr ae See , 4 ’ tev. Dwight ; 2p tor Webst 7Pov longregat urch. 4 tee ee F ” ee servation Conference, and Mrs. | $4.00 to $8.00 Per Week—. ef shi PUBLIC INVITED = me sr Be a Sale Regu a°8 Zz * Success Johnson. Woman’s Auxiliary, Raii-/ NO HIGHER | Auspices Educational Committee Missouri Social Hygiene Association > a Price Prix EE 4 % « wavy Mail Clerks Association. To demonstrate our ability in giv- . Dozen Doz es ee 3 » Cultus Club was enter-11 tested et rates ever at- = ; : Teaspoons $375 $7 -_ . , a « ws 610-618 Washington Avenue ain aS 4 eS ORE © Oe FU 8 eo OE Ee eee ew ws Oe eee Vee eee UY Ne wees meg Q 8) 52 sia Aachen 8 sant hapraec hk pap of Tomorrow.” —— CEWiliiams “Charming New Spring Styles” Arch~ Fitter SHOES for WOMEN fit par res sen ; z ‘ Ss usual for a Spring Coat, we WithrCoonbhas .... Nationally Advertised ! Jaccard & King Jewelry Co. sas ee 5 es Ui sia. sie are Ne ee yi oa erp oc) a eer > al | A " * ; and Mrs. H. H. Hopkins. E At the Woman's Association is At man's ciation E , meeting Tuesday at he it econd | rch. Miss Gertrude ‘THE smartest Spring styles in innumerable variat.ons. most favored colors and combinations ~~ ..clever use of fur trimmings.. | unusually high-grade workman. ~~ ship. .in fact, details found only in much higher priced Coats are everywhere in evidence. know. The difference lies in the QUALITY! For only when you see these Coats. after seeing others, will you REALLY AP- PRECIATE just how good. how _ VERY UNUSUAL .. they are at the price. STOUT Aft), Sizes 40 = 36 | BASEM Here’s the Great Value News ’ E have a perfect fit for the Short, Long, Narrow or Wide Foot. Only the fin- est leathers used, made over Combination Lasts, two widths wider at ball of Foat than at heel. The Built-in Arch Supports relieve and prevent Arch Troubles. Cvvan Heels, Rub- | ber Top lifts. : | ES a ees | Sizes and Widths Not Specified Can Re Had on Special Order | PERE TAA LECR RCA TR RT Gatco etter i i a a oe Fe ee ee We Illustrate Just Six of the Many Smart New Styles Many Coats in This Collection Are Lined With Sik Crepe a BLACK KID> Widths AMAA ta FEF Sizes 2% to ll — ~ ttt ene eee ene - —_— ~ ~~ mn , ‘ oe “i — KR TAN KID | Witths 44 ta FRE Sizes # to IG — FRCP CAPR THLE ER REEMA RLEL EFC Ree ariig ~~ - - ee — a : PATENT LEATHER Widths AA to EEE gt Widths AA to D Sizes 4 to I0 = Sizes 4 to 9 LATTICE PATTERN a WHITE KID FIPEDEP OBER EERORELERAED EH orem aD R AREA GiisCReARALO Rete eateaOebbtitnedtitRasterstasthevatersy es = a - . POC CRC ERa Ree eeee . oe ' ome a - . ptt mn = ; .| BUCKLE PUMP = ONE-STRAP PUMP |§1{ff * £ / eS | / f | | NEW SATINS! SMART KASHAS! / / | NEW TWILLS AND TWEEDS! | IMPORTED MIXTURES! ~” | . : COLORFUL PLAIDS! | Black Kid Patent Leather i Widths AA toa D Sizes 4 to 9 é Widths AA to D Sizes # to 9 i] 3 he by } rRov So aagareey a o> ———_—_ pennant | AY (HYG \ io © tye WD CUT-OUT TIE 3 DRESS OXFORD : : \ Siz ES yyy) = com e r i j ; range of 2h sh P women’s and Yeu s lenderizing Mii Styles. — Spe > ae | 14 to 50 ded all day! Sizes 40 to 56—$12.50! : | a. ; ee Union Suits i Patent Leather Black Kid |, WwloolzsAaY\ \ Bee lL Ree wy DUCT!) 277.2.) lho ; | Widths AA to 3 Sises 4 to ¢ | Widths D, E and EE Sizes 4 to 1A : Black Kid with Tongue Tan Kid ! Widths AA to EEF Sizes # te 9 3 Widths D, E and EE Sizes 4 to 10 ; DO .G | UBLE EAGLE STAMPS MONDAY Tailored Medels - P . ’ | Double-Breasted Coats i MAIL ORDERS : ? | | FILLED 1" © L| ee pon : Belted Sport Styles | ) PT //e Smart Black-and-White Effects j/ | SEIXTHand FRANKLIN |} ns Quality Shoes for All the Family

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DISPATCH. 4 4 inne ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH mer SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 18, 1927 ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH PAGE 19 — for any} Tile Roof Collapses in Storm. ~ GLOWING two women candidates, Mrs. W. R, | ®mue caved fn during the wind and % ¢ — ; | nated without contest | \ mone : . | place thereon. It is h _— ‘ ' i = b , “ vy Mf Readed by F.| The tile roof of the two-story! | | : 1 SEVEN A DERMEN rf See nce, | SS SEIN | etek: wuts db ne x em. | ramones O ers-=- O- Ces 1 ar S) ' nnua arC 6! eC O rm, for president, and includes! ~-* CaaEES Oy: | + : - ; re theta was beaten by/|ing was inspected and condemned | “ yrs Se ate wo a 7-to-1 poll! by Building Inspector Hoffman | n that ward, an y, nearly 6-to-| shortly afterward. no e | ; i | - 5 xpi ti 1 in the city at large. : 7 boro Paste! Parchment Kid with | corgi pas te | Quality Silverplated Flatware irror polishing on the sole. 7 : ! ° = ; : ce ae che NEW | 4 a 10 00 City-Wide Vote, Assuming | : “Forget-Me-Not” of 8 Aa’ sd 10 Pieces | Republican Victory, Will Has on | in the tfec yar $985 $94: =) 9 : > its Oo . ° . + tt t, LEADING STYLES AND LEADING Datee at ee cole decease ae © Stade Satu je ; + | _ ments Has Kept Body | This instrument has been used | canitansiiie aakets ' \) =a Dinner Forks , $15.00 Salad Forks $1.50 | lidy R i Si | . : Solidly Republican Since as a demonstrating piano. | $3] 95 | Other Dresses 57-Pc. Se Ss Me Z : Dessert Forks , $14.50 Sugar Shell $ .60 $5 36 $7.50 we ll: Its Creation in 1915. $16.75 Up (of the cavein could be found. Dinner Knives, Butter Knife $ .60 : i 7} stainless — $27.00 Sugar Tongs $1.00 | $ D5 ore. %. ae @ ‘ Dessert Knives, Ice Tongs $2.50 ; | ( Su 14 ‘ez stainless ‘ $26.00 Tomato Servers $1.50 : | Assuming that the Republican r — (em | Individual Ice Spoons $1.50 | | —_ Other Handmade Lay- , ticket will win in the city election Salad Forks 7-50 $15.00 Jelly Servers $ .75 | Establish 1879—48 Y P ettes Priced to $95 ° ° ri . Ss i . Butter Spreaders 6.25 $12.50 | Cream Ladles $1.00 of April 5, there will thereafter be | eee pa ox erga | Sixth and Locust Sts. Bouillon Spoons 7.25 yg Gravy Ladles $1.25 seven Aldermen or one-fourth of CEntral 6200 1007 OLIVE ST. Oyster Forks 4.75 9.50 Pie Servers $2.00 : the membership of the board, who | gl: BR bat te ib ee ) Iced Tea Spoons 6.00 Sage Game Shears ‘ $5.00 . failed to carry their own wards in | “ . RADIOS _ nee Sears tee oe aaa ser ieney teites —— : the primaries in which they: were’ The POST-DISPATCH Regularly prints MORE WANT ce ‘ r r 1.00 | a ERS SEE, . | | S than ALL her Louis newspapers MBINED Ice Cream Forks 5-59 $11.00 3-Piece Carving Sets $8.50 ' nominated, by city-wide vote. , a + > a S caaRaEaeREnEEEnaE Coffee Spoons 3-75 $ 7.50 Cake Server $2.00 ; Three of the present Republican es - —, Knives $ .85 ; candidates for the board, nomi- aaes & Set of 6 Set of 6 ce Tongs $2.50 | nated Friday, had a minority of Solid-Handle Baby Spoons $ .50 ‘ _the votes cast in their own wards, ; | | Knives and Forks $5.00 $10.00 Preserve Spoons $1.25 but won through a preponderance s : " of votes in other wards. They are A $5 Deposit Lange of the Sixth Ward, Schwartz ) 9 3 ; - | Will Hold y he “Louvre Pattern gro 2 c fr pe Bsotmese er and Waldman of Any Coat [Aiud in Either Dozen — er the State Constitution would with its hundreds of tiny upstanding-coils, buried® | have to be amended or a second 3 - . legislative body would have to be| between layer upon layer of cotton or hair to give | created. | greater springiness, greater buoyancy. What instant The city-wide election system has | marvelous comfort, what luxurious ease! ‘THE smartest Spring styles in ik | , kept the Board of Aldermen solid- ‘ innumerable variat.ons..mos* . | ie ly Republican since it came into | k Now they have extended to the very edge of their = | , yf Hl embed : ; ; / favored colors and combinations “4 4 ne eee | Beautyrest the tiny coils that are hidden all through ‘ ; i T e w | ..clever use of fur trimmings. . aa | | the Dane pa pe Fen ob ne ary ine | it. Sewed firmly inside the felted sides of the mat- ‘unusually high-grade workman. pis F | Republican ticket as a result of | tress, they spring right up after any pressure and hold we details found :onl " Friday’s primary. They are Wil- | . ; }: ship. .in fact, y Mame Bostic, whe deleian Aland | the sides box-like and upstanding as long as the in much higher priced Coats are * ee | rywhere in leadiites 6th & Locust Sts. _man Randall for the Second Waré | mattress endures. eve cre . ‘ nomination, and A. M. Brinkman, | ; ‘ : | [| nominated for the now vacant | This new and greatly improved Simmons Beautyrest ? . / ourtee ‘ard séat. | | Here’s the Great Value News for Monday Shoppers! |) Poussin, arte as as. i platy saattea en oash. -Curtasal heuae aunvae Sete et eet Saree a sessor’s office, has been accused. | ‘ -in complaints to the Comptroller's dealer promptly. The Simmons Company. a office, of making unlawful reduc- | Mrs. J. Bonpenw Hazanus We Illustrate a ons in a number of personal | : ; is a woman of striking personality and Just Six of . " :.. | Property assessments. Hoefle has fine presence. Because of her distin- denied this charge, and declared it Z guished service to the Democratic the Many Smart was made solely fom political rea- | BE Party, she is known to all women in- . 7 . ‘New Styles ye ; | 8 Sizes | an pees ry ng HH on sort | Ee terested in public affairs. In her de- : | ’ 2 ; ) ' sity | . * ; . Ww : : | e 40 to 56 | Committee, was backed by other ~ | | Boy lighttul ashingtes bome, one mests AT” oe OR - | |'members of the committee. pte | b | 4 i Z F : *\ | laa | Hurley Carried Own Ward. | : | | . YY 4 : Z LZ Ye ‘ P q i \¥ " ; = ? | fh , o % ” ha - ee —eenenes - . Another member of the commit- 'tee, John J. Hurley of the Twen- 't.eth Ward, was defeated by Alder- ‘man Schwartz in the city-wide vote, though he succeeded in carry- ‘ing his own ward. In the Twenty- Smart Coats, fur trim- f \ ‘eighth the vote in favor of John med or plain tailored— , (2 " A. Laird was more than three to and many have all-silk fi \ i] | one—1312 to 423—but Alderman linings! Handsome P/ . |Waldman won iff the city-wide models in a wide array M |‘ poll. of colors—$19.85! | eS H _ Charles H. Turpin, Négro candi- ore Hii SS date for the Sixth Ward nomina- New Silk = = Tire SS tion, carried six wards, including av | ‘the Sixth. The others were the D RE * SE ‘ : = AY, Fifth, Seventeenth, Nineteenth. | . Wii ' Twentieth and Twenty-third. The City Committee failed to " ti | TR | get its indorsements approved as to Hat Ta the Second, Twelfth and MTwen- | = : aH) Te tieth wards, its candidates for ah & —— those wards having been respec- She 'tively Aldermen Randell, W. R. |Petty and Committeeman Hurley. Its indorsements prevailed in eight | wards. In the Twenty-eighth the! committee made no choice as be- | tween Waldman and Laird, and ithree Aldermen were renominted A Values fo $19.85 without oppesition. President Wal- | NABS i ter J. G. Neun was a 5-to-1 win- om ner for renomination over Joseph new models at extreme underpricings. Style (-M. Ebeling, treasurer of the de- - a Price! New colors, new lines, new trimmings. paca’ Wiiliniae Gaaiilin Mesieaniiiaaaads | -- — : WwW s ls so unusual that the department should be ‘ines _ Petty Opposed Bridge Exchange. Th uanen ® re. ergy Sams gfe perry ws equt A Wded all day! Sizes 40 to 56—$12.50! | Petty, who is a superintendent Beautyrest Mattress, summons oping immons No. 1688 for the Missouri Pacific, had an- : . nounced himself as opposing the Union Suits Muslin Gowns $ 45 Corsettes at $ 98 pending bill for exchange of uses | : 69 Sizes 40 to 56, lace s One-piece Bandeau and : of the Eads and Municipal Bridges. | p ties 40 to 56. Cc trimmed 7 ere Seen SNeee ee. « He was backed by Oliver T. Rem- | ‘ ‘A ‘ imere, Republican city chairman. ; » e+ 7 iwho is a leading é6pponent of the | : ; a nart Built-In Arch Shoes for StoutW omen J] 25.0 csince “Simcoe. “ss \ 7 ’ ‘ “ ‘tional politics also figured in the Black Kid oy ‘Twelfth Ward fight. Alderman ' F FUR TRIMS | a. + we oF $ |Neumann being antagonistic toe a 2 rown City Collector Koeln, who usually ; tt 4 z . Pair | |[| dominates the ward. Neumann, ; B - d ~ > S p rl ng s ~ M a re “ S Fur = aA o. ' Pay |earried the ward by a margin of Oo y * ‘ ne ’ na 0 d b ‘ ot - 4% : , © , 110 votes, and won by more than 4 Squirrel Edging . : _— . © o i, / 8300 in the city at large. f { B U I L T F oC R S L E E P Twn B ie Calfskin . N NSA WHAT you GET! pnt y , —_ | The total Republican vote was eaver | : . yA idths jabout 62.000. This, while a smal! | Coney Moufflon : . ahaa vote in comparison with the reg- (1) High-grade all-leather Shoes; (2) Style and comfort combined ; (3) ‘istration of 254.424 : : Combination last and rubber heels; (4) Perfect fit guaranteed. Other Shoes to $8.50 oe nae ice? ia was more than | ' , ——_— ‘aitiiain — —— The Democratic ticket was nomi- et a ee a | - - . F ° Se ieee w ; ‘4 2 _ & ay fr, >< oe: ch LY Shai 7 ioe 2 7 - * -. Foe cn i a a | ha ree - " _ —_ - :

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Bea iF aie mae pot sigsin De ie ae ee ee Sv tee eaten aerials Serene Gerd P PRR. AP nd 2 AN UAL tes, Piling Pie ge SBME PAS awe Ruee-as a) on - ses eamcies. “exe -ae - ‘ a neato ae - 7 LORIE APD DE AOR MES paige 10 Yee ag cheated , 2 vip P ; ; 4 “4 if: at 5a te roe ee ni . ¢ ’ sina) ima ee . " . " . . . i% ae CMS oe pee ar oe itso ee Reine sty * we oe ae ee een AC ain mania te - — ta ge ae a a : fi => en Dhan alent, ln, dar * NOE bu ane iy? Paete ts *. — ae ee. - . by , “Bi of +e fe ann tient aga A oF tpg . ¢ 5 ; * mr , ¥ ey is \x ene ie Pa POP Aceh eee > Me ; ; on 3. wes { 3 BO , : ? fe 2 ee | fs Ee ee , > = \ pate es : si a" . ‘a td ib: i P t aaa . Fes , xm , _ _ \ Watch Monday's Paper For Other Spring Opening Offers Greater Bargains Greater a ing né mnderstood, has Houses and Flats aRT NINE. TATIONS + OR 000 HOTEL DOWNTOWN A. Sodini, Holder of Sub- Plans to Enlarge It} 12 Stories From Eight. en EE —_ SOUGHT | IN BUSINESS AREA Structures—Specu- i and Investment | timent mmo By Berry Moore erainr ~~ purc -hase of land Hote! the fee to the site, at the hwest e The deal carries pians for - the height of the struc- fe ic present building ata large ex- ini now conducts the hotel lease with six years or a subD- run. purchased w! ith furnishings fixtures of the tel. from Mrs. : ‘ist : . ' : i " : 2 : t+ es McTague. widow of the ho- ~ . . 4 proprietor who died recently. i in fee by Louis site is ownecau ai] and is held under a9-year) by the Rajaw Buiiding Co.,j h erected th; building. lending completion of financial. mngements, a tentative price, tt; n agreed | hee udes the building, and for the . embracing approximately = a2 er of a block. Both the Ninth Pine street fronts of the build are divided into storm material! to its investmen™ =. gy tg ae ly “gp 590,009 volved in the deal, it esti- ed. e to real eSiate circ es | a. Sodini 1s On the eve of con-| gotiations for the out-/| the eight-story | Building, together eorner of Ninth and Pins) stories and remodelhnegs : Residence une Mr. and Mrs. — —_ ee ce ee rte ' Grace. in connectiog® Fuldenwellder. The property conm family three story ff crete building. situa southwest corner of Court and opposite ti Forest Park Hiotel, of Forest Park. Eight |apartpartments are ¢ room efficiency type ;}a-door bed and six @ five-room efficiency, ‘parlor and two in-a- cluded are gas ranges erators. , 'Two-Story Building : Olive Street Is Reported also is $°19-25 Oltve street, building comprising — and a garage, occuple ver Cadillac Co. WW, through Cornet & & lot is 92x1606 feet. The Empire Bulldiz (sented by Cornet & Ze | grantor in the trams purchaser was repress oO. J. MeCawley Re No plans were diseh improvements of the | The southwest c ton avenué and Oli same block recently ‘hy the Roxana through Cornet & | $428,755 ,887 | INSU Advantageously Situated. | The New York he building occu pres one ot the i.dvantageously situated cor- in the dow nrown district and virtualiv grouped with the Paul n and.Bell Telephone bulld-| 'Co., through the Spackier Real Es correspondents, reg \31, 1926, the ou iments in real estate r te re in? he new court-i not vention ft new ur ‘out the country was ©®. Aside from its present val-| the property has a notewortn) Biative ° alue, with the pace se* the as 7% lopment of Pine street the adjacent new structures fecotiations involving the Mary- Hotel property are being died i.~ the Benson Realty Co.. 1169 Chestnut street Gini at Various times has ed the Beers, Laclede and Ma- rc hoteis in St. Lovis. Sine ing the Majestic last June acquired three hotels in Flori the Majestic Hotel at West Beach and the Maryiand and ard hotels at Fort Lauderdale. h he operates from his head ters in St. Louis. Seek Downtown Corners. als were disclosed for other town corners, notably on Pine, | and Washington avenue, | ed obviously for large struc- “arious kinds. Increase ] eet was also shown tm business 7 ings mn otner s rts of the city ment buildings displared new th. As a whole develop- “ +} 2 a Le : SB Ot the week, diverse in char- a¥akened both speculative investment sentiment. Wilks} erire Apartments on ef read in DeMun Park were | Based ; esterday by a syndicate oy Shaw & Franci«. eubdivi- “ies agents of the Hotbrook- | Welder Real Metate Co. VW hile Sctual amount involved «as nor qd. a valuation of $475.090 nt Property by the puwur- Ae ; ~ . DUrchase was made from the - +. > 6 ; : WA | rr? : te ¢ ) ’ - . itiones of aware w, & “ary and treeasur- - Pigs nee represented the | *t-Grant-Bell Co. as receiv- An Figcht-Story Structure. building. which {« com para- represented by 261 (investment was di ‘3561 business J 297.87: 14.621 648.570.0686: 8002 436.019.99 In 1926. the re loans were closed $114,770.080.25 dai 880 business “ea 5921 residence 255.56: $941 farm hes. 99. 3 Each year insur are becoming more real estate as a form for their surplus. mann-Spackler Real ports that the voflg for 1926 far exece with every indicat the volume will be _ceed that of 1926. The Mercantile l[eclowed a lease on - corners, the Fighth street and , the northeast cor and Morgan streets” are under construct |} The total rental Ww ,900. The leases wal account of the Fred operation ef Kanrag Kieffer of St. Lowta, 4410 WEST PINE ~~ SOLD TO MAS.. J. i. Epetet & ' -cad Realty Co. a auwbeit- | stantial increase.w ner-Grant- Bell Real | Warmer weather. aquiries for beth ia cant property. * One of the sales residential preperty 4419 Weer Pine ‘mer hone ' of H Mrs. Anna Lebeck. of yellew brick. feet on the south f . oo * of eight stories wit’ uments of eight rooms each. “ Oaths, exclusive of private ts turer. Blas! ia . - - 4 ‘Heiude electric vefriz: | S an the newest devides for, by a2 depth of D.C. ZEIBIG AND : RETURN Douglas ©. ‘his post in the lane ee oul aah zs of thistrpe. It | | ment ot the - % both passenge> ard te levators A large brick in P¥ing a lot 166x165 feet an eet s ra overlooks Forest Park ide ‘of Skinker road. the | gale of three : ‘Trust Co, after a ¥ eral-weekan. Roy Cornet & Zeibig turned from & tr including Biloxi. Sales by W. W. B. Sheip & She city from a command ng | buildings and «a a r% se ure was the mest amii- ' Wagner-Grant -Rel! sin- | 1 nnantve, in appesranes “apartment ts to 2@ “total consideration» follows: 5931 rprises, TST Syracuse $100,000 Apartment Sale ‘“? sale wae that of f« Fre | Partmment at 7924 Faiths: ng: | _ '°t toe Walter J. Mensias: | x Monareh Metal heyy 9 | %. for 3160. 600, Th fected by the Grice iteaity | ooeeee $e . City, Tee feot let on weet ef Es

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5 7 i 3 % p+ if J VE - > > 7 ” de , i ar 42 Se a ate on : * 5 ri es o Sf hat eee ‘DISPATCH 2 SERVICE arranged in every one of our vari- artments throughout the store— room displays that create a feeling livability that is most gratifying. ing-room, bedroom and kitchen ing- from the most expensive art to the least €xpensive Suites of Regardless of your wants or the ant to pay you will find just what for during the Greater May-Stern Sale. ree-Piece Kroehler me Jacquard Velour avenport Suite Cushion Seats on Chairs and Davenport $157 is luxurious living-room Davenport into a full-size iid can do it. And what a roomy, comfortable bed “guaranteed sagless steel cable-fabric spring which Davenport is closed. When closed one can never bed. ~All 3 pieces have a richly carved walnut finish oulding:- Each piece has spring-filled loose cushion ring backs. It is.a remarkable value offered in our Sale. Down—Balance as Convenient en / Mahogany-Finish Spinet Desk This Desk is handsome enough to grace the most expensive of homes! Its low price, its beauty and its remarkable construction make it a very desirable piece of furniture. It is equipped with invisible piano > ei hinges and a ~ alt ae sliding writing 5 x : ea ' op ae | table. In attrac- $ 9 2 ee tive mahogany Se A $2 Down— “og elec» Ww \wi Fa, Sp, a.) te ' P . om) r.5 “ag vy ney ws ee ere ute . a a sf) RS aE . a : ry me TRAE SS SS eee Sy A set 6 ” ee g : 4 a an ‘ “ “a Clit tgy 7 i sf Sf, Jf 4A : “f Af / (A, , AAs 4 i sy ff 4 Reisen OR oe ete o's oh ; mS in SS . : (/ G Mn ae aes ° re 4 ; * : Puta i “e es . é » a 4 Pee. ae 4 an " Belem tens end eR eR RR ae aa SSN ONS” SIT, Nan ORT ae “7 ty, RS eS Paster: Saeed oe Kk SOR 5 0) IIOP tig cae knit NPN Se hs GREE Re Ber nt EEE. Viz “Y . . ‘ 3 sate ‘e? : Bee i i irs Na Ke ot - FAS Xe peelete ee . ee ‘ Se a eee as a 5 oe Cape z e : oe a > > » on Maryland Build- | RK QM NNN 7 ‘ . %, SE EE ee ES 12 Stories From Eight. | Z . Qi epee sets Bed ———— an " = ‘Si Eats eiee — M inane § sic: - INBUSINESS AREA 7, ae Sigs Se Uy ON gaia yg) “mum Obvious! for n, ys Residence under construction at the southwest corner of Denny and Ladue roads for e Structures—Specu- Mr. and Mrs. Martin Lammert.—Maritz & Young, Inc., architects. aac cau er oo % %*% eo eS SE OEE ET ES OOS So ESS EES ES OS ——— + « 7 a ~~ * 4 4 % 4 YS ee eee oe | @sree_ eee See Me : : A ak n ‘Grace. in connection with Harr TEA ROOM T0 BE OPENED ty fod” Ur “ty iy i 7 Gy Pane : be a.* The si Pe Lo eee } timent Ww eni g. 2 a He sist of a 24-) IN NEW RANELAGH-WILMAR Ji, yf, age Ye a. VU is Vi ihiti tht Yt Ut EE: y J yy isi ine yropertyvy consists oO oe ~- ttt y “tag, te Ma / 4° ffs A. ‘ lv three story fireproof con- ee , a % mene a VU -" Whe ray mpc MSD it Loe MY) y % By Berry Moore crete building, situated at the A tea room, to be known .as the Oe fi . 17 | ow o tA A the eve of con- ma Sodini is on U4 . . A. Sod | Forest Park Hotel, one block from mar apartment hotel, at the ; es tate rcies | ut ‘st corner i 3uckingham Trellis rj] . ypene Maréh 17 ae | “s PR st Me : , erding to real estate doting southwest orne! of Bucl ingt “ l | Trellis, will be ( ro d ae ‘ } Y, G | 8 ae Residence just started for Court and opposite the pretentious as a part ol the Ranelagh-y il- | eS 2 oe 3 A GY» * ‘ ie Mr. and Mrs. Henvy A. SN Friedman on Forsythe ROWE ESS : rotiations for the out-'! : sui “aD ae ee ing negor - ¥ ‘ Forest Park. Eighteen of the/ northwest corner of De Baliviere : h - " } *) Ioht. : ry ; 4+ ; wm . © , . ‘oo r purchase of the elght-story aparitpartments are of the tnree- and McPherson avenues, rec ently boulevard, opposite W as - ington University.—Mar- the fee to the site, al hwest corner of Ninth and Pine | five-room wis The deal carries plans land Hotel Building, togeth rl room efficiency type with one in-/| constructed by Mrs. Minnie Hous- at the i aq oor bed and six apartments Of | em. | ie 1e } a-door Z itz & Young, Inc., archi BZ. tects. efficiency, including sun The tea room will be conducted | for} parlor and two in-a-dor beds. In- by Florence Haddaway. In addi- cluded are gas ranges and refrig-/tion to specializing in home cook- the tea room will cater to ~* , ” Sir i¢€ ° ° the height of the remodeling ; erators. Hon to specializing in home cook: 9 ft (i —— ea oe eee ee | 'Two-Story Building at 3219-25 pridge parties, luncheons and aft- : aly ~— nate * pare. * ternoon teas Mrs. Housem, who dini now conducts the Reported also is the sale Of is one of the largest and most suc- to 12 stories and HOUSE IN COUNTY TO BE IN ENGLISH FAMILY STYLE *% fon oF + © | a Od » » — present building at a iarge ex er a sub-lease with six years / 3219-20 Olive street, a two-story | cessful apartment house owners run purchased with furnishings building comprising tnree stores and operators in the city, person- fixtures of the hotel, from Mrs. and a garage, occupied by the Ol- ally supervised the decorations of, A residence for Martin Lammert Tarne widow of the ho- adillac Co., to John LaCarf, the tea room. : 1s McTague, widow of th ) Caaiua ~C . , the tea room Z is being erected on a 20-acre tract Z at the Denny and La Due roads. Cornet & Zeibig Co. The The Ranelagh apartments, one/ | SBwsieess Property (For Sale). ..19 | ‘Business Property (For Rent)... & 4 Dwellings Wanted (te Rent).... 5 1 (Dwellings for Bent .........«..+ & | Dwellings for Sale... .+..---- 1 ; Exchange (Real Estate) ..... .. @ Farms. Farm land ....... sis ive ae Fiats fer Sale we én .. Flats, Fic.—For Colored (Rent). & + Flats for Rent (Furnished)..... & / Fiats for Bemt ......««+- Soe re | Garages, Stables ........ ican | Hlomees for Sale .....-++++.++-ER | Fleuses for Remt .........+++. & ) Houses Wanted . és tndonetaie ) Houses, ete. (Colored) ....++.. & | Improved Property .....-+-+-..%% 1: eo ema ave esd’ once eeu S ? Saee Gee Gelb. is Sc ccdedcsaeea S Personal Property Leans.......15 Real Eetate Wanted te Buy.... 7 Real Estate (Colored) .........12 | Real Estate Loans ...........18 Real Estate—Country .........13 Real Estate (Other Cities)......15 Se ee se Stocks, Bonds .........++«+. - ion: ee TR 55S i fc ve 6 dn iz painted white. quarters. The house was designed and tects. Zhe living room, dintng room and porch open upon terraces which lead to the gardens.. The guest room and bath are on the first floor. On the second floor are three mar- ter bed rooms, sleeping porch, study, dressing rooms, baths and service is being erected under the superinten- dence of Maritz & Young, archi- are divided into stor through Cornet & Zeibig South Jefferson and Charless street, | proprietor who died recently. through | site is owned in fee by Louis! lot is 92x100 feet. of the finest buildings of its type | Z The garage is built in connection alland is held under a,99-yea! The Empire Building Co., repre- in the city. comprises suites for % with the peaidente end the tebe by the Rajaw Building Co.,;sented by Cornet & Zeibig, was the; 195. tenants. The tea room will % ‘ ich erected the building. rrantor in the transaction. The!be located at 453 DeBaliviere ave- Z group CORES of the stables and Pending completion of financial; purchaser was represented by the; nue, ‘ keeper's house is situated some dis- ic m we Pi ee aa OE RE RNs LS 2 mena a Z tance from the main entrance. The ngements, a tentative price, 1t;O0. J. McCawley Keal Estate Co. BIG FOUR i g buildings are al) desi1gned in a sim- enderstood, has been agreed! No plans were disclosed for the | AUTOMOBILE CO, | g ple English style and are of brick n for the 99-vear lease, which improvements of the site. PLANS ANOTHER SALESROOM | y pene udes the building, and for the, The southwest corner of Comp- embracing approximately ajton avenue and Olive street in the Tne Chaun ee ait » FR Es. | Be rter of a block. Both the Ninth|same block recently was purchased si rast pepe at teal Es- ; CS sé > ‘Pine street fronts of the build-|;hy the Roxana Petroleum Co. /| ‘#*® \0- reports the sale of a fac-| x a SP ROR RES ‘tory at the southeast corner of | ea SS: eRe Re i we eee ite investmen’* materiaiis LO Le Invest! . + +} : li \é fronting 90 feet on the east line of | ae Approximately $1,500 009 | $428,755,887 IN le Porade avenue by a depth east- | ~~" i...” = . Before You Buy or Build Consult Us , volved In the dea! It is esli- | ] S L S wardliv of 195 feet. i ; 4 ; | ; * | N URANCE OAN The property is improved with a | ; j o ~ > ll a 3 eer ye > two-story factorv uvuilding “h i ] t t d f ti Advantageously Situated. =| The New York Life Insurance nee’ 1b AE are ry building which is : On the ates esigns ior pome construction. he building occupies one of thei a ¢) } : - .O be Changed into a modern auto- | 4 ’ nee ' Co through thi Hemmelmann- na 2. 2 . udvantageously situated cor-/ spackier Real Estate Co., its loan | The pew | y mig? - e have s ready. ouses W ’ os ree diatr - and ~ a 2s giarta Pian o> WU, SLE ; A The property was nought hy the SZ wfecete a? PSN > Rao 3 » r Tne GOWHNntLoy ge a , Ap ramereeh oe ; ‘ : ie . : . ai ‘ “Riteegainccs NR TR ‘ correspondents, report that on Dec. | Biz Four Automobile Co. fo : ‘ =o OR ou ma ex e orou . San Avot: Le outstanding invest- |account of the Genera] Metal Prod- 2s a | at Tatankan huild-| Ul and Be if i & it mone pUulIG- — ~ +. ge Lae ft , . ; ; 0 ; ments in real estate loans through- | ucts Co. ee 415 Polo Drive Decorated Throughout With Craftex Furnished With Oriental Rugs and Draperies —and— Are open for your inspection. If we do not have just what you wish, will prepare plans to suit ’ mot to mention the new court-{ oue the country was $428.755.887.92 The Heath Real Estate Co. repre- % , ; fy i. ba ~ am Lone 2°s t... § “2 y eat sis : me nT ) h if inn +h re 4% eee trom ss preset al-| epresented by 26.183 loans. This |*°@2te¢ both parties in the transac-| J QRMIR qi -——--2Re owe Se ee see property has a noteworthy]... 4 | eat? _|tion. It is reported the price was; Z ulativ: ‘ lue x ve tthe Hac — } _s fs_tmé nt \\ as go1y\ ided as [O:LOWS: about $50.000 Y mn oH 8 aie Pi a 5061 business loans, $295,671,- | eTTT Y ilf Oeyvein Ti} Tif oO} Tif Stree n = _-— a -— | Bie develonment of Pine street |29t ez." qezt residence loans, $782 POLO DRIVE DISPLAY HOUSE | # ee a. 648,570.06; &C01 farm loans, $54,- | ee etiations involving the Mary- | 645570.08 ATTRACTS MANY VISITORS) % « eee ers — 5 Hote! prope riy a aa aT i} 2 eo aaa , | % ™ : bon ~ RNY on a nor eons RR RSD OE rae aa yo a Re a ; ¥ ROS SS ’ oe ‘ = 43 “age - : n 19°6 the report hy = FREZP oe Pe ein nt le See ss i ad Re SRS ae SO aaaaien OTe eg te a = - oa % ard hotels at Fort Lauderdale SS ded and landscaped with shrubberv and shade trees. The neighbor- réeai estate as a form of investment ; e hood is one of the most desirable . Pad ~ i, - ' — = i ” fh he onerates from his head 10r ineir Surpius, The Hemmel- ) .. hy) ‘ L.4,hi4 Ui busi floor. St Was also siown in nent Wuilings aispiavea new. ARE LEASED FOR GARAGES 7epe¢a BROTHERS PURCHASE i “ Mercantile ‘ust Co has : COWOAiqQiWOV7 your special needs. Should you have plans, bring them tous. Our large volume of construction en- ables us to save you time and money. We Plan, Build and Finance aie ...« Polo Drive th " . Bin. AS a whole deve iop- 8 of the we, k. diverse in char iOosed a lease on two downtown INTEREST OF J | ». * — = Ai St. @ @. " - P : h - ae tte ‘ | BVer 3 + = - 7 om by . > * ‘ wea A sy ¥ awakened both speculative | otis FF heap - northeast merci ne gr oe 3 " investment silliest see | mtent Rm etrest and Suras an and Louis Zerega ay % , “= | ~*~ . 4 2 a 3 A " = cig “ ;the northeast corner of Eleventh rega and Victor F. Ze: SENS 2 23 . Fos} SE RE 8 me Wilkshire Apartments on ,and Morgan streets Two garages *°8? 4&nnounce they have pur: hased SS wae wee . ™“ 7 > er road in DeMun Park were/are under construction on the sites. ome ‘nterest of James J. De Martini Bye ere Paes oe de. Saud $259. iP the De Ma rtini-Zerega Pye B, gee a = ane ee RR The total rental wil! exceed : ‘ m i ‘} ° ? ac ' i - " ‘ : P a eC Dy Shaw & Fra an =. subdivi- , UU, T ie FPA es vV ‘ made for the pal \ are I al pe Com- Sales agents of ¢] Holt account of the Fred H. Fitch Coar- ae tatia Ouls Zerega, president ; . bie } Laie moron ae a . .* . e ¢° ». “2 ‘ ; M¥elder Peal t rOOK" i noration of Kansas ¢ ity to .P. J. |e" ictor I. Zerega, secretary and Mer Real Estate (o. While m treasurer. The off} , Olty.) ar 2 "~~ vette personne! re- e=-4Ai amount mains the same, with Rudolph Per A i >i - Kieffer of St. Louis involved was nor mee oem — a ' eA ; a . a : . 2 “ ao ; roar ‘na 4 er 1? ; 1 nn Her a ; 6a ‘ ss , Chan - ec ) Z, - ' te i Wagner-Grant-Bell Real “e 28 Apo ‘ -s nm the 1 grams Of /rega Bros. Agency (Co . 10 a0 New Rome of Mr. and Mrs. King L. Parker. under construction on es ppe sO i nquiries for both improved and va- = ; : : | in recetvership duel **™ fhe Peculations a? teace ny xe [cant property SCHNURE MOTOR C0 LEASES | drive.—Albert B. Groves, Inc., architect ag ri af ar v « ' } f. One of the sales of the week in nt its Merc reget & ves - 7 , ‘ -ovy* ~_——~——- A . '« <i} ‘ ‘ PHASUT = reside ntia!l prope rtv v as that of QUARTERS AT 2216 18 LOCUST = i Sree een te“ , X ” - -- ED —_—-~-—-- —~ F . , : . . ¥ ri, Ho nec rea "“fHaenrntio t} * ’ : , represented the | 4410 West Pine boulevard. the fo1 f Peforan: " rt . ’ te i : bt! Beez aa ee ee : ‘rant-Bell Co. as receiv-|mer home of Herman Strauss, to a | Mrs. Lobeck The exterior is , echnure Motor (Co. Buick WENZLICK REAL ESTATE C0. <n Anna . . " . - a -al ag fi "mer 4 ral Tarr An Bight-Story Structure. of. yellow brick. The lot fronts 45 Olin : pe re rly at Garr isormy and Pe building. which ie compara | feet on the south side of West Pine |Glive streets, has closed a tease. REPORTS SALES FOR WEEK , : i ata= } . i oug ‘ ee wal} . | F ROW, ic of clehi title sath by a depth of more than 2090 feet. | Bull ign a + ae for the Ramp ' , te rit f ries Wi...1 ~ — -— uliding, 2216- Locus - 4 Partmey WORRY ocust street. The The Albert Wenzlick R ist | nents of eight rooms eac’s. |, C, ZEIBIG AND R. J. NOBEL | iocstion measures “s8 bs | The Aibert Wenalick Real Estate nih . two = ' { ‘Tis — hs ' ' ‘ , j asures re by 160 feet ' - +} e } O H ] i? \ } Pa ' How to obtain it : » “tus, €xciusive of privat- and affords 20.000 square feet of Lo., nrougn s w#Ones, (8 saies RETURN FROM VACATIONS space on two floors and basement, | Manager, reports the following sales promptly—may sound eUres include Laat tes Pate a all of concrete The Schnure com- | r the Ww aU alow, 5219 Grace | : it” Mena 4 ” waweerie Ferriz-| Douglas C. Zeibig has resumed {| pany. in addition, will use aed ‘ee for the Week: qungalow, 621% men like a problem—but it’s The wealth of pase and ial * | ’ ij Wear ePLietea t, -_ : ; . . **? . Raa bs : iD aa | « ' , ¢ . : ‘ t - 4 hs ‘or ve ‘lage bul} H : d vices [0 his post in the real estate depart- by 160 feet adjoini Ps on the inaed j avenue, Sa m Satt ey LO Edw al d A. ' our specialty is shown by our exc usi : “eaings of this tvpe t ae PR ' ’ ' : ' 25 kemei weatow 29 ° . : vpe. It) ment of the Mississippi Valley, for used cars, with an entrance to | Bakemeier; bungalow, $200 Hamp- | ) which a selection may be textures available in Brick cabinet system of display by made without confusion. Alton Brick—the kind that endures ages in soft, rich tones to IPped u 1 } 4% ' . ; aN 45 Pal Da S nye , ve . . —— ' S&P rs Oo VY . , ’ avenue, bi M ‘ _ L} ‘ to : l elevators \ ol ; ’ me “ne | Trust Co., after a vacation of sev-| the bas gone from the lot. ! oat “A Coast eat bu! pe ¥ ] 7 i P| All are enuine avUrs. large brick :n- ' eX; : . se rene ce me 1b a: uN yw, 214% ™ PUllt in the rear rip eral weeks. Roy J. Nobel of the Vernon Laux Ce. Sales. Sulphur avenue, Harry C. Vollmar | Our new and larger : ; and that BES in eel 2 a ot! "© | Cornet & Zeibig Trust Co., has re-| The Vernon Laux Realty Co. re-'to Thomas D ‘Reese bungalow 7 quarters will enable us to tor generations iful ; sis ‘ CLIoOn With : . . ‘ me : : . . ever wi become more beaut: than th the he : | rv ou mos fficien ‘ . turned from a trip in the South, | ports the following sales: 1615 Do}. | 7307 Zephyr place, Thomas D. Reese t man street, flat, for R. W. Waithers | to Samuel T. Jewet® residence, 5162 se tied -" as yours. i a | Sales eB She -_ |to W. A. Martin; 2049 Alfred ave- | Vernon avenue, Morris W. Sellers | ie dite ap ett feet On| sales by W. B. Shelp & Co. (nue, flat. for Dr. Hugo Schick to|to Benjamin Blumoff; bungalow, alates of Skinker road. the W. B. Shelp & Co., announce th?;the Misses Westphaelinger: 4925/4319 Darby avenue, John Cochran | the overiooks Forest Park | Sale of three west-end apartment; Lansdowne avenue, bungalow, for|to Daniel P. Breen; bungalow, 6214 | MAY a commanding | buildings and a lot on which an/| Charles A. Sandusky to Edward/{ idaho avenue, Edward A. Bakemeier | ‘ : ‘. , . " 7 « . ‘ . ‘ i " . ' * Maasive in appearance apartment is to be erected for ee ree Park avenue, flat,|to Samuel! Sattley; vacant lot, 3200; ise : r ' ' _. Ure Was the most amii-; total consideration of $111,000 as; *°’ pexee Seat aemy vo & client arn er ae "C Yaa sera, Ol eo a ea i enya |O. Rhodes Realty Co.; 3335-37 Mor-|Frillman to Harry C. Vollmar; Ve- | en: agner-Grant-Bel! sin- | follows: 5931 Washington avenue nm street. flat ] . I No. 35 B , Eent, ma = a at. for a cifent to); cant iot, No. so, on Bartmer avenue, | REAL ESTATE LOANS rprises Cem Carn | Inte , ‘O¢ Syracuse avenue, University john H. Gersman: 2806 Gamble/in City View place. for Samuel T = * 714 Chestnut St. International Life Bldg. - $100,000 : : DOL he» \partment Sale. City, 7064 Clayton avenue, and 60-/ street, flat. for a client to John H. | Jewett to Thomas D. Reese. GArfield 6907-6910 Ine ¢ © 40r the exclusive u »f . ara oe use 0; - " ¥i . ts ‘including Biloxi, Miss. » from je * Illustrated Literature on Brick Homes . of Character on Request { A ; ADATIE Ment at °8°4 Rueikcine- ame <r +7} RP OORT ~~ wee : ; icking- west of Goodfellion Hoehn Returns From Florida. William’ M. Helle, for the tast “Uo ° ; 7? . urt ‘0 Ww uiter Bi Mose'a 1% te ’ ~t} } ; : - i | ° ; af he , Eugene J. Altheimer Returns. Arthur (¢ Hoehn, vice president |four years at 163 North Bighth r sale was that of ‘b« Pre. foot lot on Clemens avenue just Gersman : ;' W. M. Helle Moves Office. Loans Correspondent Metropolitan Life Ins. Co. MEMPHIS erie Mona rh Li nteal ., : 4 "0. for 2101 re ee ee Eugene J. Altheimer, president of of the Henry FR. Weisel* Co. Inc., | atreet. has moved to uite 394-5 In- ’ if of Th ’ “ wih . <i? es : ; ' : : wee. Th ils Altheimer, Calmer & Williams, re- | returned to the city last week atin’ {ioemations! Life Building, where he. ST. LOUIS PITTSBURG LITTLE ROCK — Sllectead , ‘ “i , ; . ; “sented by Thomas W.iHot Springs, Ark. i Cuba. * ness, | : oh, ee SST Se Ses a x ; ER et eC Ae ienns a

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sie ay. ees STNDAY., et & ema Wamime ! 8 ei REY | 1927. . a aes = See - ENTS FOR RENT APARTMENTa F EO es er = URNISHED FURMTeRe,| Ry a oe 1200 APARTMENTS, » DWELLINGS, HOUSES, FLATS Wanted, For Rent and For Sale in these columns toda dance e- S West _ cS age 5” ‘ > RENT __LIsSTs fits APARTMENTS FOR RENT . st eintilin™ adadiiar. ca ee oT ee . === niki’ a ana t aetiechindems dtiiee ARTMENTS FOR AGENTS’ RENT LISTS Se ero [gELATS FOR RENT—North FLATS FOR RENT—Nonh | FLATS FOR RENT—North } ICE, #538- NKPNNERLY. $51 3—4 floor: : eed N—J 4 ty rooms > 4 RENTS REDUCED @enmelmann-Spackler Real Estate Co. West | 0 era. ie ean, | ie $8. eke | He Sa as a ae tvs op mee , : | AROLINE, 3 rooms. water. ewe- | ANGELICA MAL PSCHULTE Re CO. 2704 N. Bway. ‘TWENTIETH. 4823 N hes etre a ee apt eat a ee oe eee. ee LEWIS PI we ie Hous as ins = 1100 re ; . 14 " ~~ 4 , Cheep e , Bulte in 5627 ; e* . ; . tric, ete, Ree? : ' ope} ZINK BX , — : le New 3 rooms setrietiy . ; 2 Sm 4 s. Io: on modern: just being compl ted: $40. ictis: KENNEKLY e. wf n, roor furnace Call “p 7 5 4 rooms é j The } , i4] . P , ’ Seeking con rt and ¢ onvenience the Argonne w Share bh lad well furs ry : 4. JAY KUBS Cu... 829 Chestnut > a Whit j 7 INT “T° nfo t , > . ed De! Monty ' (Css c - hf ; . , ‘ P er op premises. se ul be attracting — variate Yoewr TH. 4215W—4 rooms. bath. brick TWENTY -FiPTH, “1030 “vA » rooms ; ' Lis] he 3 i ' : a Nalb @f.. 3 rooms . PERSHING “ESE o PE RSHING » rooms, furnace “AROLINE, ®630—5 voums, bath, eie roone, * Je Kalb et 5» rooms . SING, §730— reat f} ‘aet- . forsee a trie: rent $32. Riverside 553 iJ 8 3 STON ben wee . \ _ a ening a i nid: Hy ii; ‘ Ali Doe re ; . 4 6% ; « ; \ ‘ ‘h anning O10 ED ; { Bi RBA NX Hitt) = Attract Ve 4 reraery H ha RY A L) R > 4. Ss a E. AL, ia S | A ] F. A . reget i a} 8 “el sensi j i iu Lb! : “ rooms : ’ : e* : ms my Sethe . Me T eg Bee 3 | Hew furnished apartment: « : } ; , P OOTD I 4. ~ Tooms 2 . kc 2 New © 5. andaventes pti ae te oe - : . fi } esr a7 2 | a 4: madeieinde Te possession ; l-room efficiency, ath elect : » SUSGA~—2 Bl hips wae | minAIR. ~ ~" + la 5 eee ware POON. | Tae S384 Th seamen we a we ape a 4: ; . 7 : ~~ 2 ™ ve n * » 2: Oe ' ia ~ ee re ny dine 4 Bah, CsCcrr.c ; ‘ tS8. is ooms saih ren { yisiena. : 7 : 3 meee _~ Wash. 2d room?” aga and pay 35 per day oe Pe ruau® aalt tH SHU in A eT -EAETY CoO. S14 Chestowt. DOLGHERTY kK. &. CO.. wan « hestnut $35 Aer t\EN Tia. fis . - 9 sl.. ’ ym OW floor x14 aes o>: - ¢ have 4 reoms complete for ° ‘ %$ beautify oom CASS. 1154 oe inte memmane Senkhs BROADWAY. 201L - = 4 = a 2 i LEFFINGWF1) : ; a {line with bath "rent 2 Bo . ) 3 . : ; ) ~ 7. ; , 1 op — hath eleetri®: a ; ; , ,‘ERNON LACS re x NUT : GAR.- NSmisOxn O° - * ~~ ~ : cy. . % rooms 4-roo eke) heme he N chet ” on wee) poet cee ©) Ves Rar .s aat @ — d ; ‘ ; ond at . > room ‘ ws ae, rye, complete fo ath ric. $30: ope GArtield S150 M ANTILE rRUST room OU , . Uwe tt WL, 345 i attractive 63 , . i , 3 o ‘ a9fry m wee sde dep ‘ : @ fur ai . " oF e : | psn ey BL AIK, "10" rooms, electric: > é}. al’ roll a* ? 4 0 ms . | i} ‘Reet, ' ‘ “* eeotry 5 . wf ° : ' ar oi 6 oN “8th and Locret AROLINE = 3 ' av.. ih os MAle & ayetiec. ; : . vs rye - Ps “ — s f ‘> u i er ‘ rit i ili : i VW ‘ ’ i ’ aed es . ‘ . ci i oe raon . . , ; usides ' ie ATS on = . ae , : ARNGR OVE & SPECHT, 112 3} 7th JOHN AW ArkiNS, 722 Chestaut. furnace. newly decorated. garage Ss 7a > ~i 28 : 5 i si. 6 roa! Ww eee Sader le SeCONnG $0453 , ‘Tt ye °, *.a' “4 “4 | ; ba ij? e ; | ’ ~s -~ re - : ; = “ AK i, 1630-—Secand floor. 3 } ome, bath tax IS9TM (evs reer _ees; garage: 96 WARREN. 1 Seti 4 rooms, beth, $30 @ “ B. . Dt « — © heuse keeping ae monthly or %: ‘mimonthly, hath. elect ‘ : - : ae tris ilew secCorated : reasonable Cs ri >i two room a. $s! N ¢ FIELD & «Be ala Mea Yaciede. 5 rooms. ..... a ~t Market st.. large storeroom 1( Ww. ASHING x. Apt c second re lair. 3 r , ol "> elec (eke : oe noed West Pine at Euclid AV. Wey & Jefferson 2: a coment Se Se | Lessee 11th, warehouse | Fle uth? will mt beautifully | on Jefferson. 3 rooms. . HOUTEAC. #3u84—y ond | Poumiec” Dales a, are gatalra: = Naree | oi clechiet cate it Nos 00% WARREN. 1453-65—9 roome, a & and e Natural Bridce rooms ae (‘herole ze # oreroom sh api ri ent fj party buying furni- , sas t ; , iV ord A 4 , ood Ti wus, Waler, gas, electr Sis mm ~- re ni} ; o at ’ : imar bl.. 9 rooms abs 1016 Franklin ay., store room. aS rn eee Consists Of large living 757. 3. Ninth. 3 rooms. electri: on bath 20: open BROAD\ AY. 4911 Sey roum mod- . .“.o%...... . Realtors, GArtield 8906 ' nt $18 peer eS ee — Poors or pb ge | 218 Dillon. 3 ro bath. electric 3” CHOU ip AU 192°—3 ,ooms em flat: bath garage. LEXIN To Toome and bath. VeeeNon LAUK Tee CHESTNUT. GAR- ; *-* D x08. __ fe ae = = eA De ; ; : ette A pa rt Inents m rooms. electri oy 4d McCAW LE : U MAin 2 hs HOADW oa Hiss ~ Ooms Peo! ~S. ~ Tes a. te} REST FARK are de-| unche 45 Oakland. 3 rooms : Morgan st., storeroom . 3 | satin” ental toca eee age MP bd IE or gah > erege 2 sOcms elect: ‘ "PE AI. 2916—3 s. $°3 floors. Slt | Pe eee ‘OUR, 3 BS rem ectrss - FIsLD i ’ 3) A Oe hee. 4 rooms : ; 1 TUsS, iTtau lishe wking utensi ae uklin. ¥ roams third flour 20: UTYOT PEAL + bree, o, TOOme, xe BAR ‘ -ECH’ de . » "ore Oe 150 “ Weer nt ey —_ cozy in their home-! : rooms GARAGES everything complete; will sacrifice { STORES — bauniel, 28144, Chouteau RNGROVE & SPECHT as2 ON, Jth. | 22 es ee :Artield 8150 bath 7.00; newly (eo?) -] ; Tenth. suitable for bak- CHOUTEAUT. »701—4 1 - rooms. kite BROADW 18433 N.-——Second f[loor: ris erectriehty;. Teagonabdle. § west FLORISSANT 3786—-Secoed fleet. : ‘ . ~ , 7 Atments. The locatior . . 2 _ : f Yi : set inn er, S1. 00 and 12 : 25 0 345 2 Lafarette . : WATERMAN, 6128—3-rvom _eificienes, ,. tafe Mvcay: L- i . : roi orest Pas “ake 4 Cor a 4038 ~ amt vy. one cat i erated, $27 0 semi month. (ec) | ag enut and i, sOUtheast corne: 50 OO | CHOUTEAU. 2761—_3 rooms and-aitic. $25 ¢ of : Lu - oils an ake Hf geet Se wou RE. L "30 . ad AV.. 01 VATERM AN, SUxx—7 rooms, furnished. | 2: ag See OV 2762 Choutean, 2 roome and attic, $? ' ric: $90 te th: soo naa mae, WA OX yt ax a yLOR i at r aeta —— . oe ee IS), ~2a2—~4 lar bright rooarm ¥ ~s, FLORISSANT, & A— ma, iiy desirable, yet rates BN. ‘room ae 2902 Gamble at.. tw 1 re 20x35 () rh . , ‘ - : ‘wena from May 1 to Sept. J a: iulte 513 Clark ah she ©UXGO 3d OU Choutcau. 36 rooms in rear. ee re ‘ ‘ . atin, FF. ore ] x ta) é 10) tric (“es 12th & (hes Aut | ras im tri wat er: S14. (os) ber oles cata 7 > 4 29 ; eeding]s moderate Sunday Dinner, $1.50 Ss. ’ Oe ENE ets Of 18s ots Hodiamont Sbong relerences, FOr s{ 10: o4. cGy) e300 Derh: ee ak No | Dower Fae ome , TTwWweR = : ae meen — ———_—— WESTMINSTER. 41°5—3:room eiticlency- dacs cee COL Dab oy SS Lee NS. asi 6.- ’ 2 44" “" roe »? Ww EST GREE NLEA L, room 6 \ : Commodations. "4 FOR RENT APART furnished for 4; only $20 week. (e) | =: hestnut, rooms. bet! + 00 ell 7 PARTMENTS R MENTS FOR RENT WEST MINSTER, 4635—Newls furnished j, a as tea ath. e ric @7 50 | COZENS. $ rooms, electric HS Ru’ ‘ ‘ > in re st Os JN E DELMAR 5800 : ‘West We orner room ag yet “is; only 2 N. 12th, 3 room ! ie ett ‘ APARTAIPA TS st = $5 semi; ‘ REALTORS aoitrachive Mm ericiency, harawe ; a fed CiSsUN ma oP ; ,i ims, bat ae J. M. LEVI (O.. 108 N. 7th st | trie; $17. CEntral 2932 : +» @ble SHUCHARTWFALTY CO., 814 Chest- \. 7ATS ae wi a $ave ££ efficiency apartments : tal : 21 ‘a 2163 “_ vines : if ae Ou ii*hh bath ‘) ‘Orate a. o>! A4PARTM ENTS Brac: ? $30). y er : >, \¥ x j ‘ 3760——"3 rooms: ae G room efficiency, gas. ele etric, silver. bine | ns on, SO Be Meee DICKSUN, “2Yi0—-3 lovely rooms and bath ARTER, 3768S “4 nice rooms, bath, elec 1202 Maedisor 4 rooms. toilet. $25. ‘: TLATOa. c "BROWS. | “ -4 emodeled at great expener for otto. } rooms. second floor . cms, ice, phone service. PArkview 4107. | os SyYRact SE 4 rea SOUS oi€ + sina Tend JfAferson trie 18 $.35 KIERGIANS-DOREN — GRACE R. CO.. 100 N. Sth 1704 \. SPRING, 24 fieor, 3 rooms 19 00 : ’ mvate ’ : : . Orne ¢! ¢ r} ; : . -oO” 23 : ; (o> " ae \ a a. c ieee -% he Pana ‘ - "7 é be * - Sele : : 6. 7161 Manchester. ~ ta © Ooms. orivate que ge Wain 4: ‘ ‘ (33 HEMAN ; SUBLEASE BERKSHIRE APTS s-room effi y, Mu bed; reason- 7-32: | 7 ar KAMPER, 905 Chestnut. GArfield 1342. | > APT A> , rooms. sleeping 2550 W. ST. LOUIS, 24 floor, vis >’ vr as “ - Marvelous bathroom. Maids has 4 Chestnut 5 MAin 438 ) rooms, screened porch, 3c floor 1D. 5BQ nrg : ss fem e if byt KS¢ IN. 2609-—4-room fla‘. bat Mec- (CHA =e -RS S. 920-—4 cooms and electric. oon h. new Gecorated. furnace te} roome, bath wi roe Om A Al ART MENTS Delma r ok ye aa , oo4ane | rp "45 LELA! | : . 219 Bud ig. n 2B): u its conker 7 i441 CLAREN( | (karace optional: sont very ] ERSHING A APARTMEN Y AST HAR LAN ( OL R ] pee ET ag owe Ing ossession Apri vly Manage i144 BELLEYV IEW ‘Av. One a4 19 acer : “MAL “ig URC H RD. . 8536-3 beaut tiful rooms. + rb 4 TT. . nee ae > 208 ns pate and fur. CLAREN 4 pa aston ODCEaB)ON . (5386 Persh: ng. 4 ro > wae. pygee . > D Bes wise STON room J pis bed; just compicied é J=™ s ral « Se de ee rs li eat, furnished EDW. L. i Cea ~ ‘ sa COR ems ‘ vn A " rene . - » ‘ ' > 5 , DD i. A! i PO! - e : é setrout - , pril j 40 RATZ REALTY 00., FINEST LOCATION pa gized bam | «5490 DELMAR BL. & ‘eeiehin. “eae Pinas ae NEW BEEN [ENC APARTMENT, : _SToses gas. $30. JOST, 308. hestnut. KUHS RLY. CO’ Lindell 7800 Tr Nia ae at ae ae ey MERCANTILE TRUST CC., 4. 4067 S. Grand bi.| Why not look at these i 69 Y { 598 WA TE RM AN 53 WESTG ATF Bas (141 BEL LEVIEW A\ EASTON. 3305A- rooms, bath. electric. ¢ LARENCE. 703-——First floor: 3% roome. ° . 40:24 7 oom tile wath. Sth and I+cust. 4 73 ¢ 7 E ME NS are the largest for the anne dl ta? hy p For $ ou C an 3et . ae ve 7 See rat treet. Liviu r re Ir) hreak 181 — ¥ Lew. ——S loeal io ent reasonable | M. ME N AMY R. 2. CO.. 1308 N. Grand g26 o lectric: $20): ecreens and awnines mare wene floors. furnace. ele tric: rea 9 Riteamn etticien onesie t: a — orated: splend did matcete an + a" es ms 4 = liy see Legeecn: 8 PE mn e: (¢: é ae I i we Peed ‘ir ' in : hoard "9 : i Mou Arkview 1400 FPASTON 3 47 ( rooms. bath. lect Ti furn AREX ed. Ses ic) poy Fr. Dickmann RK. E. Co.. 623 Chestnat "611 ST. LOTVIS — . Clency en and street cars, b “~aeeeeem, breakfast room. kitchen and . 8. thi loor 1] caaiieat bere . shy al vhts: $3 nalts ©) CLARENCE. 4°84—Large 5-room upper he i | 31 . all newly decorated: immediate | opposite F orest ip we acrvice ¢ concealed full-size 8, 2K); > east: $110. WEST END REALTY sata i, ONST. Ks or a “a1 1 rooms. $14. Frank- i) hot-water heat arage "7 ont $60 MAFE ITT. #733-—Nice roome. with bath met th MAin 4 + adamant llr peat: - , . ae 6300 NORTHWOOD IWiene: Gor r uy SIZ ALIO, —: ti J in 4645. heat, janitor service rent $65 ;{F. W. DIESTE ELH Be gas. e€lee AC ME ) Decen 8S +. mags — - { MR R E . I 5A— Sd rooms. aaa Se electri 1S18A Warne a 2 rooms, bath. hot tri Jf ST O08, 722 Chestnut garee. Cotten 308” ° fies: ib : iil - ; LUCE RNE } 5660 ‘ a ment ai : ned Be . TAYLOK AND McPHERSON | " W. 7 SHE Pe , Q) OY) im yn Me ME N. va MY R. KE. CO.. 1308 N. Grand ater heat. earag a? 30 M AR a TTA 413648 — room apartment; heat and hot |} fici . 1 $65: heat Mae [= SE PEG ihe neta ~~ sreom fat. 1667 Eva $37.50 EENTH, 1439 N—4 rooms. gas WANSTRATH REALTY CO. Se eee sag ble wA—Sx-room fist AMELIA, 5807—4 ,roome, eae. furnace. ed; rents $75 and up. ww ' an : . —— \I \ 1? . 1G) ; - 4 BF." BA \NE He ] eT, 4+-rvom fiat, “737 Howare “5 00 let ric wiy decorated: rent reasonable Pe t acy Warne MARGARETTA aXD CLARENCE 4 ARLIN Ox mists , RODEMEYER A CO., ( service. : x " i On " ae } s 't | I} I : Pees Le) . 1 ? ae is : ty . . oof)? . Mat >t £14.00 t +o ¥ w oF L504-06 N 3- } ] ‘s (LEARY, 14 3 roome electri vs —~' rhe » ' eon aul sar ‘ ry. ' er te a Ye ‘rooms: » EUCLID TE RR At I . OPEN FOR INSPECT) =) Diabetes Race iia nenhere:, 22 eom flat. 4964 Page $30.00 “ae, electric, water: rents $1: | WALTER JONES RE. CO., 618 Chestnut includine varcce | «Spartment Mat. $50.) conveniences ‘5 ' ; . : 1 Peon ' . ry . or - . ” — - : ere , , . = 2 > ;* oe | m 1719, dleton. . $25.00 CLV. 1000 N.—-3 room ras c- COLLEGE, 2213—3 large rooms; attic MONROE, 1415 $% rooms. first floor; | tired Yara load GRand 27 oT ak a BOI a eh MS See ST 0 Saas tq" 3 — the ue, copia Tee , Si] MAin- 4124 M. Re Co. ALL SAG C ERNE 109 N. 8t 8th St. Ain 41a APAR LEN | as Jb ADEL. — nae Inge and e tite; private bat! SNe 4 ; ni pa gh tyy NTI : TAYL qiineang — oe ———EE S785 X. Euc! besuti na: 5 rooms. sun parlor and bed: $75. ste» Menca vO excelled eee | Saeet Pend r $3 00 Minkés Loe | and laundry ; | 620. PAPIN & TON TRE 1° P. 628 Chestnus soy OR AND McPHERSON | $$ , ae bid ASHI N nv. nie cme ; fF ha ee ve ' POO! “7 im $e v4 T: “ne iss ®* reomes. 2 tn COT# BRILLIANTE. 4002A—23 room» MONROE, 11138-11272 —~3 rooms. electric ASHLAND. L& = pont - = gee se $40.00 aot } ro ; 4. pewly decorated: new «sink: closets: $50 $15 HAASGE REALTY cO.. 921 Chest-|- new: earage: % Shed: rente $75 and ano" | =| Sherida EG te excellent con root a ath Sere Been ene TORNG. meters ie 382 6 rooms, | rway Gee pee eae x RODEMYER: & CC 1 —— -* gl " gamge in rear: [8) tenan: se Sh e of CAME RIDGE AP. Lh 7 MENTS iF snes 3 sie 2 sii ie okease ROWDIS, 925 met Nien See en oe OXTGOUREY = a oe ‘ae mot ay b335— heat MAN AP AR T MEN T S cA 4-room Seeman ee ee r rents very > " sonadi es Lowest rent: ma der 4 vr on and sun : 4917-19 McePHE RSON =i sa end ° $0.00 rv ~ 2 | iN A a) TONEL, C1VC_- « eT AOe. PL cas tite rooms. bath and ~ newly napered, wae electric. open ASHLAND 5208-4 rome. la IED OR UNFU RNISHED i: tricity and gas included.” wi . persacy, neat coca AG sag ate rated; 0d - | th with hower. uti and te ee ee FOR COLOREL ie FRANCIS, | 14194—4-room sfiat._ 330. : SUTO Kad 3 “modern em | ie "Ss" comet ‘Wein WEAae Co” rb pein : Mu i OED et ruell S2: PRANCIS AND = SSTON. N. E. Corne: wea Gdumec” ite hoae ee 3; SULLANPHY. lores. boich: “$i, — A ooh, premiaes Sunday afternoon, poy pt Loc ATION 1N THE ( today. See | gh ip Kas, ¢ ay tacit yy. reftrig- he eer as building. —— a, and lou \ I ersiiy manager room oge “e 2 - $O2,54 BO to $12 Oreon E. & R. G. Scott, 50U Che 66°0 TT me ME NS ‘ oe ' v- 4 ‘ { rooms eserond fice: Sr . B ERGJIANS-DORENKAMPE!E ae. ; (9° ae 7 ‘re - :. ’ ’ - On poremis « ‘ ONL (j« . ‘ ee . : = ge oe 4 : oO ade “ ate a" a la? "¢ , -- . » » - S Pavvertaaiwe | CRWEENCEE-DE 701 ME NTS FOR RENT oe ia heat." DFimar ORKK. or HOUSAM REALTY: 43 Wa rm al? ‘hh. mo mp! aie = i . . 31° Int rr) +7 ig>? } a {* ia r ld ‘) ty rth “9 4 i ’ z le r= > ? ; 2. : s >. i ee 4- ‘ROOM EFFIC TEN CIES) lev: $82.50: excellent co nd thy senna 6 3979 SePHER RSON. PE BSH NG A P, AR’ r IE N rs S > me. 2055 Sersan $2. FRANKEL a id oy pot FORE a ee See: | ee ceeeaee sitront entrances: “ees | NUW ASHLAND PL. 3103-3 nice, Sieaee | ms F. 1004-5 nice rooms, garage: $40. "a 4. arir t y4 room ; ~~ p ° AG ‘ ~ : a! : rars ° ‘ . ° ‘ i : Ws y saat ‘ P : on | » : “¢ res oR ; : At 1719 Lawrence (40xx west I rit ‘orner Waterman and > Dae- ere : “Te ; . . pl. = rs , 4 oe Nati ae and voms. iow rent, Olfax iv mr. : Pes fei in Dario! “wu ith Ded e c*) cide , K “ a 3 ce r : ‘ ~ =e PFE RSI ex : bea ‘ 2 in } es hon 7 et lig » 2 tne A; ti “lay . eau , ipa sa aaa -. ™ Oo ——— At Re meee 4-car karage : ali under lease: | ready for occupancy efficiency apa na ’ = sihielin Chee ODue- rooms, reception 31] sun parilo i Moors -room effi "hi ; 4 rooms. ti S90 of : Ae Bs — an: __ | 5 > WANSTRAT H RE ALT, "GO ‘WSTEA 2. 116A N-~—4 Ra? a Ay BELT. 3318A-204-—-Four large rooms, in. ul } de tal! 2 ; consisting of 23104. ¢ "NKAMPER, 935 Chestnut. GArfield |) reasonable. FOrest 230 - een} B07 CABANNE throughout: will be teady im a tow ‘apace | $906 FOREST PARK.” ’*" ermanmie ANS Men ‘ ee FOR RENT , bas 2 DODIER. 2569W- 3 rooms, modern: fine | 1342 BURD. 1967A—3 rooms: all conveniences: , oo Site ae eee te ’ THE ( ‘OMMODOR 1D la coms and porc! MO SLAB ARS 2B OLE Ab! ' PEAY cr 7 LUPPER-: ACKER. Realtors. GArfield 8906 condition: 35 BROOKS R “)-. NINTH, 18172 N.—Secend floor; 3 rooms, | Te*sonable 10 responmole family FLOOR EAST: 4 O0OMS you are looking for .real home. 305 CAB . rooms, Yeautiful: mode = ) 1044 Washington $12. BARNGROVE & SPECHT, 112 N. 70) — 19s7A--4 . MORATED THROUGHOUT: mae noe 5316 PERKSHING ce es Wa ene 5620 DELMAR. PHONE PAnk : ) r rd 1: $70. COliex 1089R. tc) GRATTAN. 14%3—-3 rooms: electri VAP __*~ Of ere ; a fu | very resent reawgoabie. Tonag IVE REFRIG ER ATOR AND GOL DM AN REALTY CO... 709 Pine.’ a on as rey $7 ? re liy }Py a “ ‘ , . ' — “ ve. ; yearn maert PP wen 7 4A5E PTaALTY Co 9°] Chestunt — — ! ee nf te aud o CONG | 4 NINTH. ofl. 3 WN Third Moor. 5 loree “tie : ArT. REALES ae aoe 3 . ‘ > _ Z : 7 eee = : is ry) fy +} rey - , mer C " ™ . , . . ; = i if B . he | = —" : ne rp . ; ins a de a ele : 7 = if é roOOon ya ; lé , SERVICE. ATTR A( TITY BE APA TME mm Wetion of reat convenianc room. bre; toon Sadie i Loe | . ; »Ran hy HICKOR y. I91TA— 7d floor; 4. Jarme, oe Cane d saades’ $53 ana $8: rooms. _%20. GAsiem Sts ©"? | Beh Se j (lichenstic. f_& SPPCRT. 112 N. 7TH A og ARS -wep Se ih ies is soe ee Bren gee ie epee : ' . pa nts. complet ae - acme, hath: $32.40. GArtleld 8436. (c).| 784 screens and sank fo NINTH. 3 ted: st ROD ion ‘ Open. Poste re refri ae : ™ Reside: “mal ager nd Cy i YT LD | v iae? ia «6UN , TOON f; shave: eut to S20: 15 days free. reasonable; “good neighborhood, NINTH "RO _ N aS reoms, electric: Pome s room. dining room and / : ur 3 : rs i. 18€: | SVJ LE { i . i i Daa rg he a5 Ww _y va) matin . " : ’ TYiler *” " he EMY ae Fy CO. iP RANCIS. “PERRY Rt or ra pM. H. RODEMYER . oy APARTME ENTS FOR RENT LW 4 Lbaivle R: ie: Boo. CKOR) _ A—4 ndee re et me 1) EAST PRAIRIE, 19004—New four rooms, a) AL ry ler od ’ whet’ RK mt REAL TY AN sentient ———— N. 8th St. MAin 41°4 —FURNISHE HOTEL APARTMENT | | pion. © rooms. bati eelctric: S25: newly decorated. ; tile bath. hardwoud floes, furnace; $45. NINTH. 2405 N.---3 mice rooms, e-cond | EOE NRE ~— M410 Umon = awa. ba ee a i ORS ao an a D ee 05k take me a KOR) 1211. 47 rooms. s0od copdi- 4. G. BLANKE R. EF. CO.) 711 Chestnut. floor: electric 1 month free TYiler| . . : as ‘pion Bue N PARK FR ANK L Kk E H ALL —— ~— —- Se 5 . eiMENT—I{I eLecping . “OOMS a 79907 WEST PINE BL. ond , me oui 5 ee ¥ - tier Tc. KAP — ater: Dx‘ HCHTEENTH. 815A N. 3 roome. &14. O44 4 aad ‘oRD) ) CORA, 1921 4 rooms. hates sso, bath. POSITE FOREST PARK 734. WASHINGTON oe eh gee eee akiest nool Irnised Completely furnished efficieney apat JXO PEA RDON | hestn 7Z03A—-3 \arge roomie. ele JOHN H. ABBOTT. Keaitor, 709 Cuestaut.. XINETEENTH. 4525 N—Piai of 4 room= | #48. furnace, eleotric: ie se) jocatio . aol ha ! : re poy t ftoor ft privat edu't ‘Ran roenfs, S&5 and 1 varage it Thee ee ane oan: = ae ” ' trie . = , at ie | teat ELEVENTH. 4308 NWN. t dandy rooms. brand-new >» with a] modern conven- (ieRA 192: 5A Sie rooma. Wath wae - os — ‘da nt Omnis one hior k west of Grand ‘ iM, AY > aba . tisn DE 5 eA) , . & “hes j . n Dee PP } (“,Arfiela Tue we } furt * e: rent $35. CoO fax Og: a2, wnces; cat be ented ata reduc ba renta! : tric and furnace; rent red on a aOURC an 4 ree m effix IONCIES: rente S75 and a FT. OWER ue J co 4 3 ze , a % oo TT) —~ ¢ Tr. } 220 ae De! floor 4 rooms at Be. erlate ia > GOL, DSTE Ix R FAtl JTY * CORA ie = eas ore lel rooms | ‘ # 2 ivow ay aperiments are carpeted ihroughouh® ‘ / . uN : ; T2) ; nw R aes nt red need $25 “LE 2 tar oy vis \N — jj roome gae. ViAin 7026 R19 «¢ ‘hestnut aie 4797 i. ~~ = foome. ~ het-waier Bouthwood sb ati U £00G le! lantis heat. h rf water, Rare an Aa electric ss 05 CLARA AV — * 680) . pent ; - ar TIE “TTT: NS mapa» ( hestnut iri: SS 5a i os tral “930. - NORTH MA RKET “6 2°4a 3 roorps., S1%- adults memes: . if PERRY-RUTH. 119 WN. Tih at rent and automatic refrigeration fmm e living room. breakfas: MAURETANTA "002 S$ %. roome 50 HICKORY, *71G-; —New building: 3) ELEVENTH. 21044 N.—5 rooms; $2 2 roome, $15. (Katral 2935. ie) open. : nished. garace &Dpace if desired. Bencocn, - esaing LOse | ahd tile beth, electric. (Entral 293 be 4 NORTH MAR&ET 9017 Four large. nice (OTE BRILLIANTE 43404—S pae PERSHING AV\ E? THEIMER & BO. REAL rooms. : ye t r4 ‘ AUG HH. GERLING RK. CO... 72? Chestnut, EVEN “ N 2» larce. i rooms: gas and toilet: $25 ; hath. ene, t leet rhe bury Court Apartmehts M. H. RODEMYER & CO. — | Pw $65 AND CP. ee - (8) and om efficiency: beautifu 109 Wainwri Bt Opposite Kingsbur "Vy P] ; 109 N ALh. whe 4124. ~ mdi “it -s 1 ] ne} ‘ "% "9 : | , oe , N Bo 4 ss rooms and . ‘ and rie 1 ' dit one ; : r . HICKORY. 1600—4 rooms. bath a! eleeir.¢: rene ati aleave: garage’ 3:00. ec) NORTH MAR 45) 35000 3-room flat. ' ‘ “TE BRILAIA’ ea on i : . ety. r} ration. Running ei eas Ovpe f c? rt om | | ni a aint 3 ait ay ! 4 ; rr . (wal? 4 nM newls ey througheut; be 29%! ELLIOTT. V4vvzAa J rooms. gas, eiectric; newly DaDern elertric’ open. / Todepny w= yvage. ian G Rand c : ' ene ina _ name: +08 vo | ot 4 ae een as SACHAR, 722 Chestnut. MAIn 70 ae $20. CEmtral Wieo ‘©’ | NORTH MARKET SIIGA— Flat 3 large (Uib KHIASARTE. Ghiva iy;. 94054—3 rooms. gas. electric: roome and bath: $27.40 Lath. furnace; erg remt for senate ten- 51 @mirat): TUSTIi« and in DATIO ft - P = ii 1 pie ; ‘ t-in bed jan \1 af) a feet ; re Mek pee . eaeaaied a : newly: or orated: ¢ rened — onvent Gar qj Beds with tox =pr ngs. Ae : , } : Hi hKOopD!I VW\ Rt F te } : Jf cat ” J ” Th. KON 418 3 roonis forlet , d. ’ os - . : . c pv ARD « BAK EW oL a OKREOX TS TR oa 10a Nxt MWAin: 414 Fi ja 3 roe JEF . Ri ne wie mas A S20> concession. fare 2 NORTH MARKET. 51044 N.— J beautiful | a” ‘A enve 239 ( et? i595 N..7th.*{ Corner Pershing and Taylor KEON E. & R. G. SCOTS, iva iGeccints (14 N, 6th: % Dn Ore ES na ees ae WILLIAMS MORTGAGE CO. MAEN 1485. rooms, bath. conveniences. big induce (TE ‘PRILLuNTE os 3 large , A SEW READY A SO Cbhesinu et. 1Q] ania age ' Sie . . ' JEI } F BESO ae \ —Wonde’ i Tidy (eso } ments open roots, @lectrie ‘bath- & t cestment Buildine as eet ouat FOR Penge cy, —————n af FAYETTE 0 et em ag can 36 Park: 3 reon LCF ‘od ta Siz. Sve, Soin, EMILY, 5106- New % large rooms. hard- OBFAR. 1406—4 ‘oowe, xaee clecihl SCHA rr "RE BALTY oe id 4 | ; i : . 2 ete ——— —— ' 5 ae ne aon sae - . ‘ as sc 4 : mite ‘> ‘ F ” - * md ry? : 4 " _ . . ~~ > ‘ " lpr = ad : ; wa IER (CORNER LINDELL | service includes refrigeration. light F —a | Se BE UT LL f Se et ig ne: ge POTS |. \ + Ne OAS Bee Ee bat (Ole eee LN toe) voter: = _. | COTE BRILLIANTE. Seba rae efficiency apartment &:. livin- i gaa heat ea ] lob by: garage. See { Al, , ' ' - MI ¥- . ” ' O27 9-1 eel: ; Fe ee fon SLLUrOum . oer) rage. tile bath eteam heat. ‘3: = = , : JO47 A-S1—S rooms. tile bat ee near Beaumont ith. cee i Eaet, Foot iLecnen le. 4 ieasine lager. DF) SRI q “T ‘iis AX 3 ST Le Li EL Ts ’ . tri. ltr. Masee sil 3 + pablo we ty Be , 41] c [} ‘ . = I I : eo wiht der ag. : . ' ‘ BOT DeGE et "d gas fur-; F. J. CORNWELL 2. BOO... 1 -R E i uF dal ; TERS BEAL. I .. 152°2....24 floor: 3 reome, dai! t farn hardwood floors: S40 each Baya POR-BORA—Y ' ai at, EMERSON 5310.—New bung | © ; ¢ « ~y a oy ' _—— mad aT P “a a roon,e ’ fu? ' fege io 3A ‘ . siete, 4 ; > oe . “ene » tia mre : #2. frvome Wawr, Fa os y ' New un oOwr- BAN pees: furnished or | = » UE tlic le he Vv nish stone: ees ake "Ce Ry. yom —- - ~=S ) oe Res tom, P* -_ - ‘i = 3 . ” gravy _ 4 re " . . nA a a . - Raha, e 2 , ; «5 : : Spbscagt 1 ———— SS S | $55 to SOD en: ment Sem and car duane tu O59 a entn® Cag eee ign ge) ot WILLIAMS MORTGAGE CO. MAIN 1485, oniition: $30; open Sunday, | | $30; vacant April 7 ATo—2 rooms, $15: moder. Apply 8707 bi FI 9 7 . ae rished: reasonab.e: adulis. ° {oR® Se . we s yg WAS) ront. lirst foor -3 CLI ALLER js. CO. BOs Chesnut. DENROSE. 3036A-—-Modern 4 roome, hard “Hamitoon levtliaideaals (09) IFUL “TRAY MOOR The a ’ We nse; | Auaots sia ee | ae , Me Takaa’ bonaba Te MISSISSIPPI. 1418 — 4 rooms. modern: | piepEENTH, 2415 N. —- 3 rooms, water | wood floofe: rent reauced FLORISSANT. 53394" W8 S036 Watern tan 1ird \\ : eh * RE rocn +h tr ota tora wie hae i: partment Hotel in OOUIS, Bes .00 ne os: da ; ae — _ ea ” a nd electric, pwi ren. PEN KO. ©. €164---Dandy 3-room., second bath: conventently located corner 8 rooms 3 athe | yy | e 6. ¥ teben gtd an additional lare WITH PULIMAN KITCHEN da'® . 16 HOUVTLA } roon MON” PROSE, “2402 6 ant ene | fled 4 rooms. modern: hot-water peat floor flat. O'Fallon Park district, $70 OUMEVER Se far TY ©O. parlor a ¢) ae \ 3 Per use ae bed m or dinine 3 on P In the new Hotel Saum, 1919 S. Grand. ‘ Oe Re nt ha 8 8 DAIL© & McCARE R. E tO ~ pr of - t O“4EN! : ruotus -. oP os , oQar ie 0s » ae P 4 — he. —s LIAw 2B00A Tr a an a " aes 2 ot. : : a 8 ; 7: earn ; oy apieegay tS es F “> > tri: si (Entral 29835. — ND CONST C@., PHAIRIPF 45444 oiie, tet he 3 large roorme, . id Kite h = re, 4 4. 1. EPSTEIN & SON, 617 Cheetnut bentitine, OL. mia cute’ anil Teas ry A UNE iio _ ‘A ' by 14074 : pes €17 badly END | i ALT) . 3416 Unies. water heat. $40: adults (e} news decorated, bata, electric: rent rea- ooms ' ' i) rooms: ‘ ent tia hy bed. kitchenette and bath. | | «, : 3 ae OM 63): ARTME ; S40. + - $3. and am Cali M: sneer, _. hai reade¢ APART NY " or ‘ ty aie , i , ei ay : , Pons SF ’ > ee ‘ j ar ~wf F S . 663. M ARL BOR iv G H ae tics ~~ Penta ro . “te Seu Rox 12.091) | Ye ay. : . ; ad Shaeagtepree Ie ns ; PsUG i oy HOWARD T Ay L OR 706 Chestnut Perl R T Er: NTH. 4413 N Four roome end | P RAIRIE Dm te 2 E . SeCOR flow — Mt st ART REA! TY ‘oO. 814 € ‘ : : ! " a ; . » i ll i if ‘ yinine omplete ’ i ‘ } ., ss ° —_ yee , . . 7e ane : lex: , ‘ _ on ae nk - | me ‘ OLIV F we i TS seren rooms bath le aor eee! .: one an #.. ' oo “4 odor ® *% if GREF 5131 New m m4. Rth M aia ai26. Corner De Baliviere: three and Bed kitehoc nes 00 vy Din monthly Offices HF 3 ‘ausian « reas . ¥ , CLE LAV E , f tries $22.00. ae | i ee At a bot — me ies NeT. a. ‘et . room efficiencies: heat. hot . MMeted ote Si th ery low eS ‘NT Fk - How SAM KF “~ Ty vc -PANI room dectric @: OLIV, 3145—HReautiful, light upper flat; electric; $27.00. ‘Entra: 2900 * | RED BUD So ‘roots. boi-water | “CDVetent CAbaay 1067. -— =s a cae alastohe -mmment se © inches. oie a for covnl STOO west C A he RI o | ; , |}: 14: PAND. 3 MOITe, letrie °% © Treems, bath rn ; On corner , FOU R TEENTH. 3020 N 3 iarge reo "ns heat. tile bath earase ‘,, | Th emins Rents $60 and up. see manager Fs are gry > Aqesetigy, , my , - . APAR T ME Ni 3 #l-gant a =~ (j My fie? i ) =* 4.3 it) -$ Poort 2 CYPTE N AD an -“B bs SUS Chestnu elt ri. newly papercd TY¥ier TlolaW REDBU D 4562 Upper & roome,. in-a-dor ron dy ARTY af ce Y | _ ; a ase 3 : : ; A. Fr. ~~. = + a oe , Liv E. 213 Bi ‘@utif 1) 1 sen flat Fol Be TE E» T Hi ie .? A N | Oi he ee’. 4. s ’ “ ; a , ae P ase , ; GRE b. kK. 4624 Heaag? if ner. ey: rene - porches, rarage aduile. #¢8I% rooms 4 room e@f fielem oe as ‘> | hk ] , SCANT | ||) pretest en 0 ch DETR foustee ily MEME, Abert, | APARTMENT 3 fucrant fire! fiodr Wonk | /i___ 50S. SeerRRs OS” | autifal | Sra loor ota t} edi ; ‘ : a . Foe . ' a were tin. octal ; Baek 1s . Kit ty « ~ ay ¥ - - ; e p eS i as aid ist) he » 4 . yew ly ce ora eo ia* Da bh. Feet ric ‘ ris . 50 mAs ’ rear a J) : . . , » ‘ Sie ton 2 ath. Inspect . 109 N. Bth St. MAin 41% Pre : el enciian no RARTMPRE 4 35 2 tr a = THE , oe 1s" ,ENTIE 4 rooms. — arn $35. GLICK RB a a &?? Chestnut heat: vacant April 3. COlfax 1421M. (O90) Murphy hed- ultra modern; onen front °; nt | _— ~~ ae : mittiv bey inter: | ian . ae a phe The yt Mh a oy | ‘1] ae or ~ \\ . 4 . ps ‘ TTENAD RE ALTY CO SON Chest . wet “Te2 % % large rooms KHOOMS 4 nd batts. second floor, 2 on pers, mm reeued rear porrh. large yard: Draie; rent $82.50, clean. warm able: ; : ) MLCT aAG |) Piyhal FAT} : ' . hte FOURTEENTH, 451 . Y Call 2133 Salpal sone @- “ORNWELL R. E. cc B iD AU TIFUL EXE ry Le! : ~ond Toor 4 T ye rey. ; pentinneuny me é, : are ‘A PLIN. i931 ro geht room 3 new flat: furnace eal: open. ued. $3. te REY + ah jaGitur service: . oF secuad Teh. ; , 8On® ILAd oT "4 ir 4384 > \ aT estpiit y Rees He, 5 F im Shen 4 art’ -_ . mrad a, irtme nt Hote] , é 17 | 17 INGAL Ls 41° *% SCH ROEDER-W A’ Mente REALTY tc . rmHAIHN ANI» 4048—5 rucome bath. ita Mit 4 . = — an Sa ins “ > \ NT — —— ae as vues rn a! . “ . * ; a 7. " , g eis] : IN ae 3 fine rooms ’ . ‘ GArfielad #0 “1) RISA ci esi nut : $35 a | TON. G17 ight rooms, bath. = SS ase - APART [hk | ~T ATE rn "10 Wainwrit -¢ eet y i; pee a a’ pe bik tii el er tay! 1s. 110%, 4 rene bath ele HEBE ERT. O522A . rooms. sunroom, 1 . . ‘ ; : ’ " Peel 7 . r 4 .* Be Mm ‘ -* ‘4 42 1 JP ’ oe r | stiGii *% trie $45 4 Fn’ i: ™ a. 5 fe) ale am ** 3 SHIN _ CALL at S789 Kingsbury if you are look. | ' Paliviar Gi beantifel upve: en RUTGER. 2353-55- nd rooms. &: GARRISON, 24%; = ST. Lorie 36 row i POME ERO) BERG Kg. E. (0, S701 WASHL GTON | - ve-like. ES competes —_ Foe laa ie m Gua Petuiniinad eudcnatent: tneae 44 De Baliviere , 13 UV nien itil UDoe ol gt B . BEN M. LORWEASTEIN. 915. OLIVE. Fen ee ee HEBERT. 5556A——New flat. 4 and ficiency: heat. hot water. gas liberal {OMe Sea) eto ncealed bed living room. beautifully furnished: break- ” wit fee See Sckeditiaen eee ; GARTH, 1068 (Badeni—-4 rooms. «as he amt large sunroom decorated sepa beat. rh iy fur ib: d Call S = Open Phone FOrees : a ; tj i . th hi as fast room, dressing room, tov els kitchen, pe : —T ‘ ‘ : ” ss ' Lm, ‘i. i : : air “a 7 room ti a X ; ‘ ‘o> wewnoOMme , tr s’5 cs fax 2R414Ww ST. L~avis ar 5 roome tes 1 | gee garage upeti fferson 7274. ur a Mer 1 | Bo T TORFF. REAL Y Oo., 4014 en floors, white Quick a] closet in every room eversthing fur- a eo amg sae , Peace = ) , GIMELIN 1058 +4-reom flat: upetaire " neatet: garage; $44, | “' |HIGHLAND. 50874--Ne@ eumele Gat H. RODE. “i cK. 4 ‘ 0. %y , : ¢ arge » . ,a? 72 ret} nished : reasonable, (f) . Ce - . a F a, ‘UTD Tlie | t7p4 * we | ; th? rm q tr d « ‘ ' a" ¢ “ ; LAT 18 ¢ 5 reonie bat uf ™~ome ant Ce mike | porch. earege 2 Sth st, MAIn 6124. T H kK ( XN FO RD | Sa daome lighting See: : aoe Pi tee: 3 Pipe — ua : no yg ~— he iu — mt t 117m Y LE , () t) _LASG oer 3 bright roome: wa | Bere: rent S40. Sat ty |! S6,. Mam 451K. ' haNnera ty ese ril Pye or Vatant. (‘Abany 1OSW. a : a~€he 1 Bl. at i. Jd 1. Mi - Teom bath tric : : — Lat wf . Al, met J . i . U.. BOL] Chesina ——————— "1 G2 eH ated ; . ee tiem d — lot 4h. 4 14 ‘' RPTGFR : ._ r jeu nt ’ . ene ee * me . HIGHIL.A® O 5808s. Dendy Sreom Flat. ea — ene Sage a = We will — a beautiful suite & ; = ‘ % 8 fj. , ‘ Ref 4 veer bd M. ck 6358 alee "TT “gy on “ : ; | | z ' i ‘ = a ria : a eee arta) }? 1. 7itet* y ‘ ’ Flat of rocme « ith : ; ; ; * rao ia tain gr val bath, jet oo tre furnace ineiae end tti il] | in this marnificent buildire. ight oe Peet i} ITT isNeG. Arkview 4816. *O) - . ers i . iste “as rage mer LY--CAR _ gg oO ‘hes! th petr n g00d condition: cau b&b | Dries: $ sh outside stepe: rea mrable reat. Call Pars. Ihe) Apartment” rooms, larce closets. 3 baths. private PODWIN p : DEL, S711——Sing’e room with pri- oy eae : on. ci Roos ar a 7 > : ee -nted reasonable at $23 per mont ie: $23 rest al Sacks bBhrg Be isa firt-demnass . ot 5O30 PERWSHING, _ &£* reom in basement. - , MEAL’ vate ba th: ream ya! re : apne = verytbh Mend a4 ‘arb at rer Agee d + | o . - ; pe to . ‘ . ~ aaa se . - : ims : maed sobvberheod. Pluowe Wht 4. MW. “LEC. 4 ‘o. 108 NX. ss Cioeet, Kechei aac; cl er- Tneq to sult your De } Mshed oO vs and at refrigceratio Asta SPREE ae 4. ae [cRee: . om big is at! seaplead : “ at “¥ are ‘Ee. 2% t$roorms bveth. pew! : 3 MAim 4557 se INGBHIGHWAY. 50406 WN. nll. ates ' : . , : : > bor ation, on the southeast ’ a th yt ’ RE '? t 1 A , eS ws ! Peosinees ca ae yn ce-: is ae r. ‘ and Oru a -- arn t he; Uri at reo rtm Lle > 7 «pep - ~ it - P rovm flar. ‘ ces pownee My s fine locanon | is in a DI ; r rar, re eee 7 fanazer on } nb Chany 4586 ct furnace: 281 peer ait fete pl. 3 rooms, bath, $17 nee nie? — Eee | geen A iw — Lat, emia madert., prhoe gp eee ie anne AO? Wwe, tetinis courts, etc. Ke t of the city's finest ee tae . . a= secant oem ‘ ousekeening ape 7 a or 4% Hot. au Re ALTY CO., 7 ri Re nage wee epee weer hut. GaArfi eld ‘770m “ t 1 rs j ede ae $136 abager at build u { air ali lin Bros. R. K.. Co. © 7 Ee . ———— ~—- “Hips with gina} fami } iT? , ADR? > Internat ivne! life Kile » 5 arfield oOo: 70 JOIN CRERY - lO: . ‘Bi OU! : ’ ‘ . ing 4%; i: “156, 1 - rovls illie ; At ‘RAMENTO. * ” E t — "5 R. G. ost, 00 .C m SHER roar case gs 2 | ane BES | ara mdi pty voms. bath, HARPER, 335061,—5 rooms, 1 a ia IW Fiat. 3 come | RINGHHIOH WAY. SOIR 3 New ; cme 83S Chestnut. ay 7 ; ~~ "ae -_ on sia * , | oe ; a APAR T \ i _ furnished eter and kitchenette . - : se “ies ‘ “- ‘ i 4 l EN l" s eo lent te inining hath : er ar : , 2: : i oe * ah! S . i ; Ne ee rs 11 tirgf — - } ia ’ pe os rage EU GE NE F IE LD ) LIN DWORT! I. 3 an eet COMET J r and } omnplete : with . oT Me “5. A HOL SES, I: LA S : ie hat} , electric irhae “7 Nad 2 .- J odie y Bec: garage: % —_ YS /- LABADIE isié > 4 ete th. furaaee - =. OL IVE $f. 4: 362- 12 LINDELL L B . ; , vertig autinul art fr 'ét x" . Hap ogg oe ETC Henry; o i W eisels ‘ .. [ne “TX i s et 5 5 .—. . a re" + —. : LA Bon. . = . oma. tile temth, fur FAP -o——— > ee Peres hath, aeneren: DAP. Foreat 3 351 ae iesirabie: references a) Sth aud Chesinut 8: : . le a me | nate copper screens, shades tr “14 Pee | Ute POrest Gell. te? yay ay ny Fn . eee. ra : as f} , ” ra MAin Pgh at sited 0 Fn - In this fine fireproof apartment BMWS Gene, iendid serv. ~ in MAin 4a07- S-dur bet. kitchenetie and bath; | | in ch desire - hee ated and painted iL, s688—2 mone. moder ‘nll : Sec TEN : 4 ro $26 &. situat ed in re mu wout t tae I ; n] : “) wr TAY ron New 4 4 - . , ? | e r o . ~ a4 arene teen ad 1 .}7 * Re " x tt aull Pe! 4-toreagnl : -. “mia . Path sthct a te * MmtoHk "svus ' i BADIF St — 6 re flat: ardwo all modern con. “ ot Water, ga and Curic ur- Lindel? e } | {fic iency a : hie } . go ; “ tthe. 4 eo . 4 " ' . he tave acvera: © , : is unday end evenings, Apartmen Call M. ‘aeer. JEfferaor 6532 Trerit “ livin room a ne ie > “ } " : ' and breakiast (MoT " eS en . , - ema + Jeetsemeon Gude, ents, consisting of large living ite GRand 37°43 ’ e s ‘OOS th ame ejectri ee ieeore, hot-water wa | wt RODEMYER & ©O., alcove and kitchenette. tied neat, & Whore and uy vet ath Peatatatinds wedi eg a A ap ) , COT. s Av... o rouse dan ik. ee C 91a > { reine Modern. £1 RCEN I DERIVE. 56-4 Pees Saas. Sees: ) Cemienees FOrest 3472. & ho ~ . : . vom 4 ire " » th he “- F ig . : ag , eat , 2 : . . » ° ” ar ‘. - " . 4 as + « bd So ‘ re ; ‘ o,f ; e ¢ ,s ‘a " bitty DIS « $ at? - ef fmienc nre ! =~ a «et ; yer —— org a . ms . : : AI AU $090 “209 4 ; Pp i ~ +9 y " ; adn eicirk’. slats es in Pe . > s ta) 7 yp A XN r EF l | \ “3 : eT ANLEY “BPsTE IN. ex ia : oy / . . 7 . » -T yy ‘ : keits Le Thet : caath S40 . =. at ; A . ; be . ties > ead - # st “ ” « a a : ah dan Sy F j ’ oa ; : t, . " | ’ V0i8 bik IWARL pi 3° 1 A 3 roume. er ond ¢ i cnas? yt ao ee "oan Ebw es ani "sH- os "RAS. Mais | 04 Chestnut, MA - 004 y ht Bide Y_J8io -McCan@and. eee N. LAth- Sd flo + roome $14 () a4 @ aa ane btn eles srtae§ E. A, BOKERN. Fullerton Bl. GAr. ©1008 . r ©O. Lindel Taoo : ' ~~ AS : il > iC . , “ : ‘ " ' - ‘ae ‘ ‘ ia * : " ‘ ; .. ‘ 0. AIN 1485. * : : “a +h ' _ iD ’ EX UN: aa CWRNER LINDE i, AND 7 It J | a fie >s- HED APART = a i omen ‘ . eae - net i “rooms a a . Mi e \+" WILLIAMS MORT AGE c ™ {oh HUW Afti' *611 3s reome 20 math SPRING. 243¢ &.--5 reoum. batt tht iene "rhe. aha Ant float VANDEVENTER | ranciscus Re ally Vea 7 yeasty ‘aDore [: 5500 1 ‘Per- 1823 Divisio esta ae 2A dl od the : TWENTY-SECOND. 1317 N % niece FRAEE NW. See $33.00 LEXINGDIN. Siz en a a , alm 4 . > ; se : : Bi 3 tert ’ — * wilt 4 J . : : — “4 it . 5 f ; . - 4 ae ; bath, heat and Chestnut et M Ain . ane eens ———— ——— , ; P er ers Onn x a Bing rr — ‘ : . Mls oes $18 LEVIN oe ~ ain pa Sad _ “) SULLIVA )9%8--4 rocuia, elec trie. ham ‘at ay —. * Ss Te) ad: d . | oe at o . APARTMENTS . > 4 4 a D = he : FURNISHE Dp APAR TMENT LJ iv it ix ry PIT} ; } j ,3 ! ; . edad ; gt ‘ a et. . i , x F Ta? } hn. , ry - ~ as areden gery Fe Irie net Terra sa i*Eairal “eas oo | 2 ve : oe Abas |S peauti ful x rive Apartments Phen enn dining room, kitehenetre. break HOUEE + TOUm Pn -s TWENTY-SECOND. S094 N.—4 ro | rag ———« nee 40° LLITaAsM. @ PP A—B mice Nehti rocess., ; . 2 e#exposures; oF 5 fast room: large bedroom: completely fur- ey ipent POU ‘ ' C46 , ‘ ; i oe re or fle : ineide toi —_ eo ne ‘ , ; XN u. ee gt, 0. + tae ~ pane overlooks lande? rt “4 , { Serna Weat of Union nixhed, tnyeluding Iinena and eit er. Box OMe rear 2 rey c wien “4 pets at pie HOWARD ates et sti ont = ety wa room... gas. elec Ky mAle 4174 “ViS- 21 S Grand; fC — coset - * EA] RE NT P-203. Pust- faspatch SlS Chestnut. 2° frent fier d yon clera ‘5 caamma idles ae? nn EY ip eate ” tote ‘ ntiie 56 $18 So $ié¢ adultes iectistitietiedien Toe ne = : Ter: OVETIOORINE Sit . £9.00, $ c = (ier near S, sumnane fi A: . ; lain, a nt rry 2 Met J . ' : . ie, _ ree ; ° : . *> Sita si sRAN\ iT LE PL . 1405 Tw ~~ #X _ ‘ s . ’ ‘ ‘ , a \ ° } a t & 3A RE A : > edad ’ - i’ a ° Y wets 4 j t . et hiciency 00 and #5 ’ 00 apartments: everything clean and hom : — “fo nae Phone: MAin 440° HOWARD Foe s , . : oe sis wy fee ge 8 Be . ’ ' (PLA PELL - ma ; et fot: r! oe . : . . ? : , AUNUT 3154—* fine mome S10 COlfax 7244% a4 ~esees” wt ae ae me . . raYTLOR. 2427A “.--@ reome teth : A BT HARLAN CouRT | *33 = Bem=; Gree OTE concessions Uke: plenty of linens and Giehes, se Poplar. Th Py ey” = ; gle vie heat Ae in me §-ron fir One, if Ty. citric sweeper sar fi Th Pe aren , pane am ay ~ ~ a : be * CAMBRILL. é cr , reade Pag ay 546° DELM A rR BL. 3 ang . é' irs Reyer Pe hath, : =. a — on in efficiencr. rearcnad “a ae aes - contre os A ; A : 4 M=; RONG. j Laciexte : ae locality , $23 7 50 i Aban ——_ 764 , , i > ican rooms. JOST! KEN SER. 3 “4051 4- 3 orgy ‘ata, “ite fur . ; rae BOO ‘ heetnwt Ft. : month ® erercwresirr » 0. PREON } > ‘ r & -XITa ine. RIiNGSRI kt a _8016-—Newly: a decorated : ” Se, TY aasline ior : je foi CALI: ‘. mN ' ‘fe 1300 A aaa o reems. haf aa 31 * e 4 tn ot. : tric; aduite : $35. Ris verande ! i (ef — v3 Aubert +o. -- .& OF) electric. hot-water heat. newlr nainted and ~RASEMENT ROO NA—67.50 RENN ERLY cE 4 ‘wine rooms, teth— rooms . | . G SOOTT — S Mapic, firet flovr, 9 : Cheeta: : — 45 per month. See janit or sae Na ian eairstteat | Rg. Ss LMEY ER * “E. co. om Pershing ee papered ACH reduced to $40. be) See c ater pire reasons ’ i Soe | * tH X. 7th #1. | , MORRIS AACH RK. 00., Inc, 826 Chestoat. | cieau. eee Casa. . Bee agent » lg sHUCHART weALTY cu, 814 repress | ; sia ; ; <A Vit oe ail ie Sai ae e. ies. i

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We offer a’ furnished hHiills Drive fo of these you! MAJESTIC H Ask the tamtliv the robins on man iful eapiaars locations mjoy, inspt “ ENZLICK. 1! pe«tr ut Arfeia vf AT HEDRAL hard wo Nie! Cargzaih 1427 1925 Meta A REAL COZ) HOME 7304 Nerthmeoor driv: ts water heat. tile bath. hardwood fio brick garage: newly decorated. price $11 wit OLOUGHLIN REALTY ( i) M Ain @ 354. Lc} rooms ha Wild, SACI 62435 San Bonita, S-room, tile water heat. hardwood ia) rage: lot 6Oxlot: will finance :o suit 7} ama R. E. Hliand 2280 Si4. "WONDERFUL ‘val AN BUNGALOW. 38 NORTHMOOR. 5S reems: “wausual interior. 34x15 lisviorc reem. Het-water heat. Deoubie brick ca- race, GOx1S@: a sacrifice at $14.750, Open todas. +. BELLIs. t.Arfield @378 GBO5 WISE AV. This “4-room bri = burt ow @ io &nyone Tiled walls : * jTOoOm ~¢)7 ’ Pea beautiful brick wooed floors; auiemai Kohler fixtures: priced to « tedar WM J HOLDOWAY & CU 17rs. is Ch eet uut BEL Al TIFUL “> ag eeenentey a &: a CASH. ° CYV,, . . i¢ . fi par, ] > x LITe piace ~ | = + cost "S10 600 ay ton rd onite “EF tm Hoover av. (@ . then 2 biocks sexu Sundar afternoon CEnira . "EL LIFE. BERT. 722 Chestnut wUsT, ‘COMPLETED—OPEN TODAY. Nos. 14, 15 GREGA PL. S-room California bu! Calows. M-a-c heds beautiful athe. best crade wax! work, . Splendid furnaces ne-Manvilie “oof. TeTs wiaces (private: “ent or RELLIs. Sal, a MONTHI >as Hamiitor immace. bain. rarace. XAxXX AMPS r This Lv Fu tw . 2 “ys be pL: Ferg $4000) Pa te wood SHON0 i ge nN i : + TrOOTaS 2 Kxxx Minerva « Page wood “th, S4000 Coe *xX at TH! IM e Oe a Bry . ™ 5-Room Breik Hot- Wa at 2-Car Garage—On!y dat ‘peer? oe at Terme * % wWuUYT Te kh TINE BPC wy NGAL ow ROOMS AND ex Los Ds 1 SEPING Heat St conan rork« A 7." - of) PraNrte per BUNGAL ow LOT_BAI TO) EQT Al ‘water hea ert SHOP: saver: BON: ; nee R. A. TIOMPSON KK. C0. FLATS. AP’TM'TS FOR SALE Inst” tL} AP camel Th a PArkview GIT, ; ">: INV E STME ae ARG AIX ihre . «| "tani a set ate l TiTibe es a Call My = n ROME bx . Vv ied nest = ra ; oer we d ia hecee bee 1: eae _ FOR SALE OR TRADE t Beautiful *4-famil cate) west A real financed Inceme §° eee Mr. Owings. . ; a & ©. St MAinm 41°4 ee ae Central $5 ADPartment barcain ow We! fal) DICK SON, on—2 tric. toilet. furnace is ht: big re: ia hast 3-2 3 wall make terms. HEN: Y HM. AFFNER REAI CO... 5301 Easton av. 5518-350 6 FLAT AND RESIDENCE—sSeu cheap. © _¥-286. Post-Dispatch HPMCKORY. 3325—Singie flat. rent poiee S44 - ewah S200. Sup monk 3007-08 Hickory: 4-(amily fiat: Pqorne each; revise for Sav mont ; Sez 20; cast S1000.“S40 month, 2615 Bel ex! bade: J-4 room at >: caan $750 ; RAN TER tam O39], nENNETT. isi?—4 “4 = etingic. furnace, baihs. Darganm: make offer WV ATS0ON-c ROT RAE. RE. 3 go Riverside 43510. i,rarois LA “SALL a & He). $25u mar fiat Guidi Lieu. Mies Smith. TYier LJBOR apa? - OFAELON, isi 3——;- -family: alse 2 steres: umly $600. emay terme. Beliis, te, Srfiete asc, RSET LS. and 4 » Tent GSG@4: bharcarn. STH STUBSEE). REALTY CO.. 3548 = ERIDAN s3iey a4 Perth? furtiare elect re Le aad sarace St ard alle w WS RET) ' » i. Oe ry. ce.. Lindell “SAO Tri - EENTH i a S.— Veil buili. 4-4 new reef. bathrar mar = ; | se Cnn ath. * Price ITi™= by sarage mnm> heat Lerma. a> Sou three price Ce “ar tyne woames. Pate. fur (era, hei hea OF A brick REAL, TY CO TAH). 3 ari *s ™?r carea: SKEL. REAL ry B. t 1841 & 4 reormea Sexi) 4S * Grand 14-famiir wen aacTt ' e% , aw be Dbaiiea XN ‘ ite) 8 GATT iejc fh" SAYS seLL. . > famtlies, arag? ira.. total renia S45. make ytd ite N it arts ert "et Mn 13h: mM = room fiat. wr see oF. ar} FLATS, AP’TM’TS. FOR SA.F | INTON CMC LIC a Lx» —s oR. x, ple -Silizie j i > alw. Sheen . on third: 3 baths, hi GARDNER Baia CO. DOURL E FLA T— * "KEHUENBRI CK ] > 14 1 293 55. tile. co fur- Realtors. br} Mr. Herstmann CO.. Lindell 7800. RT’ Stores arn ms Pe te tee Cwits ¥ “oon ART 7 €x) tile Path are J oO rms and alles; "Tita? * £2 ia £OW. lt. KUHS RLTY. CO... Lindell 7800. LABADIF.. ist>——2-S rooms. hath. het- water heat; triple carace; 56500: terms. BRE.LLIs. G netics 6278 rth re} a PTE AY Tica ye NTGOM ER \ iat K .c¢ { + a a alte * “4 — a i. oe reotas, bath: brick f.Arfield @.27R. - j——+ -%s 3 re —— : Belti« ro a= 2 - 4 hd | ALT 0 larce Inds i! 40°9-—Brick. 5-3 SOnTH MARKE T. 3-3 at a>). Call 1. reom.: bargain » oe PUsSAIN~«, a ~32 sL. ATTE RY tyr - »f>-— .« Sei “OF id. ie? ST FEEDIN a35-—3-2 , sOHN { iZEK K. kK. Vie rok ST. LOUIS, 40°0—4.5, tile bath. furnace. gurace Make offer. (Call Lindell 306° PusKIn- e4Ft) a4 te 7 wii 4j ; " iris ¥ i EPW. t.. AUHMS KRLTY. CO. I Indie? ; “WELETH ae © \ ‘ Silo Rr MW TWENTIETH, beseilt. Bettis, TWwENT aa! a t 4 Or, Corny . a tif im! A —. GArfield @: AND BiiAN aw Orie tabie for rw eNTY . ihs r 4° de os ~ » 7 rom £aATadc ix] af Ma >: garage bath wal r } —_— bel Nort hr Mon! ALERT. £SOnRwMTS 2396 North 4 electra Tr. Qs14 18 “ NTY-SECOND. ‘ORTH END SINGL = 4051 Pleasant: mode rim ee turnaces Se -— AT BARGAIN Sill2@ a ba nme : ier WeDON s “RAHL BRI ESSERE. REAL 1 (t?.. 38S is Ww. a” a ‘SRA! E LAN SEL OR TRADE _BOUBL E3000 BEL TAN . “7, nian PSTATE . NEAR @'FALLON REALTY ¢€0.. LActede ie) RIv ere ied Te ¢€ Lose \ o»’ SINGLE. PARK. SIC KING SIS. : B10 PENNSYLVANIA 4y.—NEW bn NEY ERSITY r *SA——SENGL }. oat BENTON ST. fiat. 4-0 —e? 118 SN. STH. MAim 4758-598 NEW potsLa. wis each fiours 4-cR Sing)? eo . oeayrste x ¢ "Ar Chestnut 584- pncee $10,500 fine sis ¢{ ‘hestnut NEW MODERN FLATS—$9950. 3% «eld—? jeft. -~—3-3 large roome, screens og line. “ELLIS CBLE 3- D BEL LIS REAL Era: 4514 N. ¥ LAO 3 3 aiid DOTS ose A vir aad meer +. ”~ ‘> 9 , tt OSs HEBERT. 552: ’ 1s io— Sod POMEEROY-RERG ft. LINGSHTCAHWAY Prete oe arta $15 r $13.70 (HALTNCES Pours LABADIF. fiat hardweed dow tie carage. inti] fie LI ft single beauties. 1655 and j5SF" a ee $1%.. adeuble rarace: oo i TOR— Modern BEL! Sreem efficiencies. Call Lindel! vy ~ ai ome ° > be | double: cheat LActede S53. - bh Wante « o.. Jef. : a ar bath. (-Arfieid .. reom Arfield 4-4 hungaleuw bet-water hreut - AS. GArfield @:57%. ' ‘ Se5¢ HW erry, 6 age yt ; a " ‘ , SA aT COlfax S751. » 7 ee t).. . On a ~ Oe? vest =e * Tels . 904 usi «se —$-fumi'y ‘wher F.. ¢@ POrest 7067 and is “C0. Lindell 7200. » ha tie = Peery val! See Mr. Duke. _ “co. (Olfax S751. 4. bath. scaling "ene tail Lind ll OG >. PUSKIN-G ABRERT-SLATTE RY. Realters. strictly modern. (all Lindell See: 7 > re aa c ya. POSKIN~, KBE RT-SLATTER\. WABADA, nace. garages. w \BAtl ‘ 37 1 _ OF Ware “ LI PRIS BER«, FOREST xTe°. HERE™ 4 Th ekin "Te ® 2 lis TeoyTyis ‘ i ae RBARGAIN = 5 erst om! Tt wile ny Mr Pry ia tye "UTTAR xT Mit 53 - ¥ RIND ERG , 62 . mgr ba a... r ‘~ RO irene? PR CNTON, 237%¢ RATH. FT =. FE. 3104 RE voor) rn at ptr bhtne Stew COST I Tt witht x - IS? i—Dandyw fall POSKIN~A.ARBERT-AL, aT re =S i . . lari 4 frarme flats o~ LER R as 3 WERE’ 4 Geen per BLE Fv AT 4 $5. Lindell bath. 306 >. Seenes. fur- : vit * mek “se ; ; hy mG. t Ut "pea i K & JONES Treen NN. BARGAIN. = TAmi.¢ a miotlern ATS ing | hws ix SASIW LATEST ‘UNION. and 35 ‘yr open, FY ‘fargme and 9th. TaAraAge. Ht; € 49... i. ° ae, - i ON | ie “fae yt} WE REPT CED. N.—4-. 4 a. SINGLE: ARON POrest 4874 sR TS “phe REN THRO TanorT Rae 4-4 soome fur ‘ix'nres. new “eT e -ronnd err nites ocw Ste @ rt git. B CO., 623 Chesteut mee oy $70 3 rooms : aller af end of Grand car O37. fur- fur- t. (rr. 5164. Sin oe Of Merame 1 BLOCK bath, | tage, in rear: o UESER, Realtor, | NORTH | SIDE. TOG 3108 Kimberly: single flat rooms. electric; 3ROOM FLAT ‘ERAL iw “ . 2-room frame wher leavi 206 Title Guar WELL-BU ILT SINGLE. Levis’ 5 and © rooms, COlfax 3737. WONDERFt }ear a eaal oda if DANDY . on best FEDERER bole MUsT SELL TODAY PRospect SINGL : Ash! 18-08 4 heat bet ween sO) kK Aitre an Oe 3644 GOODFEL ‘water heat. large on perch, slate reef; 4 rent« $150: epen GARFIELD 6378. let 851155; | REL Lis, REALTORS. CoO. 44 4 Natural Bndge L FLAT—5-3-3 ROOMS. AW : modern NORTS SIDE FLAT { ? bu RE ADTY ALO hace By he ; hath OW DF) BARGAIN ami 4 rooms lity See sales Today FL At land > Be 1K SALE OR TRADE w ANT _— ' 4 Imcome e. Mr. Nee! , RUBS RLTY. SEL Ls a SINGLE FLA ATs. eg aJada VW vali nm 4805 ‘ ite Di Wan»ni | LARNER-CROGHAN., Beaut iful ad : i: SEW Stl. = a Di “EIGHT-F : MILY om ani Sih) month £ CO... COlfax SS10. o-5b Cal igre garage : eat + e 7 atl mas FOREST 1859. Donhle Northwest COR. ST. EDW ARDS. lay: 32 s ard wor dD. neg to , \LTHEIMER IN‘ Si Chestn See T his— Make Of fer - 140 PEINBE Re FP Orest ae DON =H- NEW S $544 Dbi@ Karak near KORTE N ai} ~ ‘110 ‘ 1 aUsT San gua + AT BARG AlN LOTUS AV nd ; go > TY P= - ye rgain iv. ~ — Me i.rand Xe. 4.—— | 431) Die a 4 isiTis re Kl » ae eueee. A 1 Nive ‘ smal; BU x. S348 T= : S10 DE fa) ‘ ‘ DOU BLE—4-4 ft DOUBLE, —3-3 rooms. agents. 4 rL AT—1 ens) DETERING,. FL \Ts—Tw o soe. CALIPORSIA. | hall rooms. to sell. Riv roo 4 210. CARLSBAD, 6025-—6-5 bath. furnace varg ain WATSON-O'ROT REE strictiy Residences For Sale Today: SUNDAY. @& MARCH 13, 19e5 4 priced Realtors, 5471 Gravow. | “large rooms: the moderu , Bew,. & HARTMANN-HEINRICH REALTY (0., Sars %. oiss—* G1Ls wel ‘te. Rox { HE - Das E. eum? vd May K. : (.. - ‘ Le VEL ae eiill dnauteio le “Lo $056—S "G GEO. Ww. S08 thesinut. pa, prt | —s3 ix R. FE OMPT* rulit trictly modern AND Oce4?ri er 16 _— » evgel-Weber, S177 © COM iPTUON ar tf ; Riverside MPTON 9856 garag orner $264C. Wiis 8! SS ——4- eae Pa we rONTY. 41° BATS. STE. 1M HEAT. NTY SH 2348 ; *"y as es. ~~ 4 . of4 rooms, trade fer Box Si 4) rrand. will ne agents. rage : age. price 2! Box Lia mer flat: 9 & BUX | R. rE. ‘Y On >4 « deena large > *s4) ’ ~«d-$a9-4 ] “ is R15 > Wood RK. RI and 3 het-w ater alley made te Chippewa. ream heat: Lee hm ge DO ENAD REALTY O., Reo eorm 3636—— Fine YD « DAWUT | ers dé s1 V ATSON ROL RKE, $:5 t rope: rity +} , s i 63 ;-73—-—DOl BLE 4-4; modern ; electric. garage: Oe - Post- -Dispat eh. modern: let 30x15 Priee *T side ~ Sable o-t es me i] THEOBA! P Poet-l ate te ’ aingie ~ Cal aril 4 Invesimei 4B NS. Grand. LAc. 95:33. reoms fioors tu - & tamu. + haraw tay App y ont ner ‘rade t- Laclede ys 9. ate.v ow Le sing.e. ori bargain \—Sungaow 14.54 and batt Grand. LAc. > a tmtUwusee r pe _ Realtors. ‘ ravisis micuier! re DLeEd To fern 2 me. ali 4 dveu ace un aveois modern ; flat for sM@aller a ery ‘ na bie e 4.4 Mu GRAND hadega i ; S$106.500 FE. «0 (oR) gan 3040 Dar Lode reai s. Grand. ‘4-5. beth, LAciede "e440 ‘ 60 las vu BUN 348 &. S$ car ga- bungalow er cot- (,-5.58, Post-Dis. for- Thee will trade: mocernr. 3543 4 “G cand. j- fa ara S548 Pp. Wy ae open mm. ; ———— ; +35 reome: «treet an (sre vors, brand-new, +i hi YF hi ‘ icunetive stice and PRespect LSS". Monday evenings. i? ae | strictly alley made. and are most beautifni flat« on South Side at ae T h in BRIO. ‘ HENRIETT \. HIGHLAND by = Pe, Z IOWA. exon p: Site: both “vndar. werth upper floors LEE-SCH FLAIRA 3 4 heart : 4 rand. “GEL AN RE AL = a= ade *“Pa) 7 seTre , 7 je > - HL OM afro Carrain Terry WATSON-O ROUREKE vereyie 4310 y ponies 4519 era ite] “dad flens ‘? RF but)lier SANT on oe , .0oM 5 aut) me ey ae ‘Rox H-65 HARTF RT) rss gern 75 nt Th JE TT 4 bet? Agenis 344 P ices. GRAND TENRIETTA e - - « 52°? 3 ha Ok ie porch. i «lee ping Wat: ear * parieh lovely 5- aragce 4+ixx Hartford nme ee S15.000. New 5 5 ‘Rand 41 350—Exrer | Pt bie YS —1-5 /S38 otxx—Right dust completed are rented. ser ERMWEN. (;Rand — Monday evenings. “ 1~¢%> Cane as LAe. SS. 4% \.oomMs GRan A590 +-5 Goubie. Appir 1 Teer}. i=) i imi lCé . terand. ; ' room, tile baths. fur- nace. 2-car garage. Inquire second floor. after é D. m. or Sunday. Wag RR oe JEFFERSON, 34xx = —Single flat. = " ioors Pe" 5318 (RAND. roome Sine. “du WILL Cc WISSM. ATH. =R48 N. har AYETTE 3949—4-fumile annuai income $3384. . heestnu room Doulbie 44-5 . &e “ar Zul . ige. : _ See Hosek. 1807 Gravois. ¢) oo KX—Sing oe. oe na (= = = * iclede é4i9 M “EM iN AL UV aa 7 ‘Pour-! i amilx Cre clrenc’ x he seh | rie water beat cK gar ase : Pasoia: bie Wainbery & Weirhe nbery Really Ga 809 CHESTNUT. GARFIEL D 4779-4710. M NAIR. 3005—sing ' an rooms, bat. furnace; $4400. BL x. LAciede 6449. a. REE. 39xx—Doubie 3-3. tile bath watt Aclede 6449 “REE 40% a ubli J-3. path ‘rms. BUX. LAciede 6449. MA! NC ry IA ] Le! : 4-¢ ar har $12,000; heot- ze ‘(;Raned Mw AURY 3120 3 ee ns : . Ww ATSON-0- ROL RK E. ve by RAL TORS, Ri reide or phone MERAMEC Beautiful new Dunga- . stone porch tile io be appreciated vo) na ces 4-4 fun rice $8500: EN. Deuble 19. PRosvect 388 MICHIGAN, 621 5—1-family ; remts $1140. LEE-s“ HER: 8330. Open Monday —s aekt ~ Poot... “baths: ‘mm fort able home with itneome 27824" om deuhi- property: cares: imeeme 5471 Gravois. | TENEMENT—South | “358 S.—3-reom single flat. price reduced te $6800 Tot. weil b riit rooms thereuchly “Vietor @895. 4156—Wedern 4-family: 5 3°20).- “entrances — doable ¢ iur- 2- room (; Rand modern: doubie garage PeTM'Ts FOR t SALE) FLATS, AP’TM’TS, FOR SALE) eke AP’TM’TS, FOR SALE _ South | FLATS, AP’'TM'Ts F ST. VINCENT, 3131—4-5 rooms. bath, new furnace: carage ; | Ba. GArfield O37R. 10-tamily. 3-3 roonr: income $2 per menth- bargain ne information over telephone J. Bodner. ee . as ae Te NNESSEE, 25186—Doublie 3-4 roonis BUX. | . Acweee 6449. mth Fegonma tte. TRAAESSEE, $7o3—3-5 BATHS. : Sid 2 MS, FLENACE, BR. INNER. RIVERSIDE 5330 3834—Flat. 3-4 reatips and Mecern; ne agents. 3204—4 and 4 large roome« ble brick ga- ic} bath TENNESSEE. tath. garage TENNESSE E. Nose. 1Seu? ~Pooim garage Hosek t de rub ‘ fla Steve Simonka. 1895 &. 13th Tr HIRTEENTH. “S19 S.-—Single lac double carage LA THIRTEEN bie 2407 § >S5 gae. elec ot-water heat: dewble brick earace: well it inguire within. ‘ TWEL FTH. 2900 S—3 fam 2 tra tl : ee! cheap L Acied 6449. aS45- a - ~ fe uble 2-3 nme° bath modern througrhout bOt-alr furnace. Pr R ospect _ 066 a. Loge, te ,\H_ 321: 7 a bungalow - flat sae 2 Toome. all « mnven! lences owner. I TAH PL. . SS15 -—.) ‘and 6: muGer a ; ‘rwtie.r Lacks Leake O17 garage Appl +-4, sede 6449 reems, bath routs T v ‘EL PT HH. and in “$1: rou ash. { TAH -eparate entrances: gurage: see th eday: priced richt. DOERFLINGER. Kealtors. _ iv iC TOR. 2040—Single 4-4. bath: farage: quick sale. LAc ‘lede 6449 VICTOR, 200°%—Single 3-4. bath, garage: chean LAciede 6448. VICTOR, | 1929— 4 and 6room flat. bath electric. 2-car garage. 50-ft. lot: bargain. ALTHEN | = CoO GArt ed 0480. VICTO Rr. =00: — Dan ay furnace. VIRGINIA. 4641—Double 3-3 rooms: {fem BUX RB. E.. S48 ‘s. Grand. VIRG IN}A. 53301—3-% KOOMS. BATHS: WVAKE OFFER. BRANNER. RIV- FRAIDE S330. : VIRGINIA "621 a SQ) meo ne pri E. Co. 3548 S. 3345 4 “anid 5 ra zaracgces vle. WATSON.’ ROL RKE. REALTORS. _Riverside 4510 547 1 Gravvi- ALSH. 619 3 and 3 single. baths rage t WATSON ‘ROURKE. an ALTORS. Riverside 41 _Gravors. _ WILMINGTON. ua J modern 2arares: agents. __ fe88) WINNEBAGO, 5719-21—Double ar at Pay eam ee hardwood furnace: 2-car garage At MMERT. 3 rrand w IS« “ONSIN “ _rieht wonderful oppoertn- i SSh) On ly3¢™ (rrand. LAe. 95". Du single. m i ga “rooms rie floors, investigate LAc. 6346. bate wit CONSIN 29? 1—3-4 ace; $4700. BEL LIS, Wisc aaa ro@ms, bath: car- GArfield O373_ 3-room an estate REALTY « KRU SNELL and t ro a and * bw — and furn es FEDER cER REALTY r “O PRospect 1519. 2810 Gravois. BLY BLILDERKRS HOME Shen aden: heautifu! flat alse 4143 Russel! simictiy modern SALE WANTE new dotble fiat: Rss ~ Mog room. $2130: $i- ey a rent JOHN ia ‘ABBOTT. "Realtor. 709 Chestnut. ST. PIUs PARISH. AT ROSE FANNING SCHOOL 54588 : 4 hath caarge rade for bungalow HtMMERT. 3956 S. tranmd. LAc. ¢ SOUTH SIDE DOUBLES. a Me Denald, a. bat hb ON Ohi. 3-3. modern. *Gxx Indiana, 4-4, modem BODNER,. 3774 Hydraalic. LAe. OWNER MUST SELL Excellent )-tamuily flat: 4-4 reome, 2- ear carace. 4718 S. Compten: priced for JONT- MILLER Rk. EK. €O.. 105 N. Sth ct. SINGLE FL. AT—GR. AND BL. BARGAIN 330; S&S Grand: 3-5-3 oo uj Lra-med- | “FE DERES K ‘peer? cx PRospect 15 “610 Graroi«. ¢ yer let: 1100 terms A Le., Sil int. onditren : . (O.. GArfield 7 GRAB THIS BARGAIN FL AT 7675 Ss. COMPTO > yooms third *REALTY CO P Roepe “t "si0) 6-F Tag \P (RTMENT oe siment 6). reene : rents $6420 4219-21 ifTlee. i) w pe rome 4 furnace rd he “FED ERE R Dail sfavos Reneel Weber sf ee) NEW 5-ROO™M Bi NG ALOW-FLAT. £2500 eash and gg — 44% Castleman; Like haths. oe te ‘ ‘eo steum-heatine plant carver. ALBPRT &. BLANKF x = Coa WVtin 3046. Tir ¢ Nestaurt =. rine por RLE ; 19 Amn avy.. 4-3 rooms. baths. eler- tric. na ean be bought on terms ix ¢ RTE. 1 10 a Rt) MAm 4758-58 DOUBLE = AND BA en — titer Howm! ei ga ai) on $1350 rent CHA ANCEY P HFATH co GArfield 145. WONDERFUL (IN VESTWENT DOUBLE— “e902 ALLEN 4 roermes. furnace heat. ‘ile beth: eaew terme: tr FEDERER REALTY P Rospect , 1519 — hard@eoad floors. for bungalow. a ‘Turns. and 2-car FEDERER REALTY _PReepect 1519 wnace heat garage O.. 610 Gravois. TY ¢e.. ne OAD Gratoia. REAL BUY Sars Dover 6-6 hardwood floors. het “CRE THIS niki ‘nN uk Tt? PEWEY 4v. 4 aml 4 reume and : ierTms - Ot OEDERER REALTY cx ‘t.. PReoepect _—. 2610 Gra Sy th irTa- arate en- Lae. 6346. beatin. 39°26-22—4-4 reom Sn ge alee. in — 101 Connecticut: brick 4@ we bath tTruxiern. e)*etric, ‘orner flat in Tewrr t¢reve trivt "a30 Roseetl! pariors. steam heat floors: good reniing Jon. F. Dickmann. REDS | Six-Familv v Flat, 3172-74-78 Cal fortia sv... . rooms and hath each. yIY eae BEN | Al .THEIMER_ & BRO, \ 3221 GRAVOES , ‘EW FLAT. © +4 Bea tifully- hailt flat. near Bi ah. tile hs threuzhout. lange and alleys made: larwe screened rear perch: WENTZ? ICkK Ve ¢ ‘ ~heatnnt, EDCCED ae 4 floor ace SINGLE FLAT ONLY | 3500 Pennsylv ania: 3-4 athe. ail improvements. €b ares separate furt All improvements, ‘EW WODERN * OPrEN FOR INSPEC Ree Neosho: 3 som = pared sm ‘ac@® fleer location "oc n each floor furvaces: BEAUCTIFUL BUNG OPEN FOR INS 5LS8-80 Goethe. 5 bene ery modern convenience, REPU “mente. MODERN SING FACING BRAUTIFIUL SR21 Utah: 34 large : m™M-water healt. 2car gare | downstairs. " “ MODERN sINGLE—1\LwW the 4806 Milentz: 4 } ro. WENZLICK. Te10 On ; NEW FLAT 3940.42 Fairview A 6 and 6 as, sels furuaece 3338 California af.: spa tate furanees: 38-foet. £ for some , ud HAASE ‘REALTY CO, mel . BARGAIN SING 3322 M re. comer © wes P CHRISTIAN | S621 S. Grand. —— een eee Virginia Av. “ALFRED AND JUNIATA — | Beautiful and modern. CHRISTIAN BRINKOP R. E. CO. fl Ss. Grand, Lac! a Sixx > Sebetan:ia’ . Bas: af Grand Ee Henriet 4 Spiena a lendid West End Aten Union Av., Near Forest P 24 Apartments ss Rent, $38,300; Net Rent PRICED RIGHT For particulars, see ‘Hemmelmann Spackler R. 7th and Chestnut some X 1918 PEN end 3 room fat. cee MASEK REALTY. CO. “015 MERAMEC _ 5 and & mm flat tile * cranitoid ef ilar and hey and a — elec 3660). e PRICE REDtCED on Y’S PARISH «eta: beautiful moder 5 ant | neg te the minute, “SEE CS. 21 : doube ga- ai 4595. REALTORS. c DOUBLE FEATS SOUTH ST. LOUIS 3600 Op en Today NEW at ee Rete FLATS Something Different Pennsylvania north of Meramec, St. An- s Parish. “SEE US” tristian Brinkop R. E. Co. LAclede 3940, 3042. (99) eee “por BLE FLAT REAL BARGAIN ~~ | loca sunroom. owner Look at Pits 13 Lafa- Teoma and S quick sale ‘ “SE rs iad INSPECT is ART-DILI Flat NEW A SANTT. » 1008 feustingten, 5 piney fe age ROE piaster: carto radiat many other features. eeeree. ? VENS & MOELLENHOFF ye 4 5423 §. GRAND AND Ens DOYOU KNOW A BARGAIN Eats 5 f ng faucets. roma. clogets with windows | electric ——_ beveled | built-in ironin throughout car carage Mm and enjor. fing owner F ford. 3 blocks ng. biock west of Chere RISBERG 8 SINGLE FLATS | In Shaw's 45x Flad Ar (arden m einen ? 4-3 subdivision ; = ; not water flat: reoma ané@ narewees fleore heat. 4 2x California wel ee ~ famaly flat | and @ roome 3 Mu hn Dede. furnaces, etz.- ai‘ract.ve terma, 4 and 5 hen angie ‘flat. “ondition: only $11,000 , Dakota *. 3 room single flat hard- | * bathe. furnaces: garage. | 7 Kcewent sviendid 5-5 rooms and | Steam hegt: fine flat . Deon Near fT) « is fami! % Pat fim : “Water a Yral tT w ° BI X. Nate “ankie | Sd: 5508-103 and 3 4 Tooms pate . Realter. HT hoes Riverside 7 : _ a ew aed € doable, ‘ae Ieiptesiapis ee ee real bargain : “rT, ~~ - AT0% ROL manday,

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Cottages, Flats, Apartments, Residences For Sale Today: REAL ESTATE—FOR COL’E oy FRONT—12 ROOMS ar for 3 tami “i has 2 a€ 2000 REAL ESTATE For Sale, E xchange, Wanted, and Bungalows, soe PET - DISPATCH. RESIDENCES FOR SALE E RESIDENCES FOR SALE BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE BUSINESS PROP. FOR SAL RESIDENCES FOR SALE West ~~ Delmar BL Inv estment T ange A he —_ bath ae sill $50 monthly. CALIFORNIA LAND—Write C. M. Bas FARM—130 aces Poe S54 for poultry. fruit. is r. Secretary-manager Elverta Chamber. buiicings. level. 3 paaries ore: ae miles oul. ‘HAR MAin 2031 of Commerce, Elverta. Cal. (+) (| ine ‘uding iced. Pee monthly payments. To FACTORY Bi BU TLDING v ERS HLEISER & Sat $400 CA SH. $4 0 MONTH LY. 5 Ne furnace. dov- NT en > ERE Se Se ARM —1e-ac Painted FARM—A fertile tarm of your own oe tivation: 2 ~ See These Attractive Homes on = SELECTIN( G YOUR HOME pronounced Gannondaie bastions pron ty | 7 aia 7 ; be ’ _ dhe eke a ee eh al a ie. - a 73-lb. steel girders. yore light. ,four-foot walk on west and hth gar: ~ iepen SILV ERBLATT rooms. tiled bath, ~¥ ac AST=MOVE IN—s500 . ASH “RSC MLEISER @ & SACI have been provided ‘BROADWAY. 9606 S.—Doubie store build- leased $1900 year: See this. Call HIand #114. Bees: es 10 s—3 tne ee 6 mma SEPARATE a RONT ENTE ANC ES Hs tR nO eee ee ee AB) 4236 West Pine BL | SPEC IAL BARGAIN sea Vv ERSCHLEISER & MAJES 2tt HOMES | ae store ~ and 4-car ¢a- : om ‘ | Westcy a Wicd ¥ Really Ga, ita GARFIELD 4779-4710. RI TY- —8 rooms — bath =) 809 CHESTNUT. Country . ‘hh » Place Home SU SINESS PROPE: rt | 4628 Loughb rough . ‘Hs— STEAM-HEATING PLANTS 3 GA- RAGES BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE “Residence ~ —71 10 C Pe dig | | {CILDING—Good Catholic e. $-r00m ~ . e . hot-water ineas 7236 NORTHMOOR | VERSCHLEDS x eSa0 oe KALK BRENNER. Rr. FARMS FOR SALE 5 California Canads Fullerton Bid FARM— iz =~ y FARM— 21 acres. is ms ‘BCSNESS BIG BARGAIN ~ TO ‘CLOSE ES ¥ ROPE RTY- — Store ren ts $1200 vearis NEW “ERC Yi OM Hi ME JENNINGS. “REAL a 7235 NOKTHMOOK BI Ft 3141. SUER RIDAN AV. Lamont. Idaho. — ‘enniaumpichs-- 1 teeuget ee SINGLE FLAT OF . : ath each: beautiful electric fixtures, , Sarees side drive; GaAr- years to pay: aserage price $15 an acre: ! idea! for fru. Fane, jca3* ag i ewe prosperiiy. SUuceess. AWSll Fay ~ =! 2 x a gegen Ne. oo ities im Western Canada; the Canadian Pacit! ae ie - wt dowt th! ibasement ‘ ada = Sede j ee ! _- mn. $5 mont ms g . afters rich, fertae jands at the low average FathM—lI heave i i sit “LAND —$5 Missoun ; Dialing,” 13 T2ex} 218380 cone rete | price of $is an acre and J5 years in WhicS ie beap high = 40 * for list. Rox Sa. Tickweod, ville. to Day: Crops, are big——ma" kets 3 mone _ out mproved. tell me het aa oo track. iL gallon 8 9 "2031. | ers pay vow onis 7 per ceat of purchase| save vou biz momeg, iil gee IN THE BEAUTIFUL OZARKS | oye Time and bad | price: then ome year # tree use of land: be he “ARRI THERA. _* ; Le. walt the bic boom boom : | a age * ij anee in 34 equal annual payments. small FARM —59 ~pere = tl he cround hoor: write me your | .! Tulsa, cputer ? ean enough te leave ample for unprovement« rock road me : P hace bargains poultry. fruit. oo so. $550 + - ~ ~y a regu ,@ame terme for irrigated lands also; won-| 45 miles to St. ane and dairy farms: quick. Mrs ida Stephens a ‘cash and $50 derful climate: unfallag water supp! ly. prize’ water: good F ¢ frontage: roads aoe M ug« . Oh. crops of world raised here: exesllent siock-| S. 4th «st. De § : ruetion; healthful climate LAN Ar _— 2031. a mente at low spam oe m boos FARM O acres. oo maraet® ra ‘Houser, Cuba. Mo. ; — pe EF, ’ ) | and churches 4 taxes low = ® \ogay tor Tut: chicken house: he a - bad acres. Perry Coun- || propert elec. | aetaile. C. a. Van vx i Superintendent Of «sw. }2 thors yanM— Oss ioe ety inceme vTor a reor well built SOx - ko anes a e-° ‘ anaciaD oo: tore ] broader to “yy at. s-5 Welton or wri.e Joe acry rooms, tleetrie lLgnts eaay > .. DIOLO t. iMmiiines fan re is ae tc ; an an Lie Sota. M : Cu ; take, Mo. Fe ete Se a * ater, giv ell wat r Dm rAHKM-—ll>acre, BO 100 clear. 35 orchard ,Suuicoces, froit pecan 4 aan Comer Florida . |}. Pasture; 3>-roem end oat noune and 5 oe Bs aa chereh anc echool: J ©as¥ GROVE—10 acres, bearing grapefruit and ate, ee! SS a ' weve County: S41 “a aang 00 eo of os ylibe fruit trees “+ WANN JR... Niblic drive and vrice §3 } A i as, -—™ ~~ 3 miles south- 9 ies from Se BELA = Overland. Me _ | Lessee _Foaricre dee Siow. , weet ero ar la. “750. or exchange ace gg taste E> ; ay..- = , NB ree eS, —_—— we Ya _. | for deed of trust or St. Louis real estate, 'O%-Uuspatch. ae | ~ BIG CLASS LAND — as. NG 18t Box G-31. Post-Dispatch. FARM—t100 eeres all n : geres. abut ing highway 66: “ ~~ Lets 762100: euarante Ae Dita a a on under Cultivation: fair tes : west “=r Louis: bard road near statho-. short fietas amd barn. cistern and - 40 acres. level bottom for grain. bow, $38 Seach on South Short parment | idaho cated 00 State ‘Sa Bah scree icher, ground fon Pas: $20.50; rms $10 guwe Has mae - ” ——eetiontiv mit PS enn . cs ne rase bl im- lranmtr deed: dier "a? in- FOX FARM ) acres: practically ail $2000. Jonu Herter Gites) able - ood Groem frame house, information. Meds a Oe , suitable for cultivation; rich soil; forest FARM—I6 acs. al] tilla new ultry Duilding, rum- 2° 15° Wee 43d «i. & 2931. Teserve one mile distant: wood free; alti-, room house: 75 truit - saree" overiiow, very eeleet loca | — ‘| tude GOOOQO feet. therefore cool nights in 300 grapes; pn : wae |.) surroundings: 4 miles Cuba, | —_ summer; climate ideal for healtn; near 4cres. J-room house, Tp Ge wi: $40_per acre; haif cadlion. f ) Yellowstone Park: superb view of Teton ; ¥a¥. $1500_ See me balance. 6 og cent, posse -| Mountains: splendid for foxes: excellent) *+*'2¢s. W. HB. Piliies Pe é Cuba. —_ — windmill: house 9 barn have run- FARM-—-18 acres: Bae FRONT ~ LANDS. con - len ‘ . VEK See | 2 ng water: 30 fox pens on pigce: fexes 450 eben Bourboise. ha Mi neois, Miss asi aS DD: St. Fra ‘reacts of 40 8 acres to 5000 registered silver-black Prin nce Edward Isiang ‘“ sO secvipsitsillitaa iii aan ae shoot F ARM—114 2 FARM—sS0 acres good- farm iand: wil! Louis. > ae R... sadmcs. abutte the concrete half on 66. near Cuba 2% miles Bourbon. buving elsewhere. 5,960; te Pr HEATH CO. “GArfield 3165. sell or trade on a good flat. For infor espe oni wag “NET ON INVESTMENT “§227—Store and fla 9944 H AMIL TON TE BR AC E _FARMS FOR RENT ont bee | REAL a CABA? BIG. BARG AIN ST. BARBARA’S PARISH oes Bally turn pm! laeonte for aunick bayer. ~ RE BU ILD IN ¢ a! arKe. LeGRAND J IN ES, 99) | 1, Barcroft. 2936 B street. Granite Oey gad. Douy ; mam Ss Houses open. for ee . om aaa | FARM—Dairy; 130 acres: 2 sets improve- | PARM—164 4 5679 CABANNE ments: 400 fruit “INV _STMENT Saree. a ARKANSAS—Northeast nery store. with mod. .. MILTENBERGER “FACING FOREST PARK | RE AL B: ARG AIN GRAVOIS STORE CORNER aes ae with QUINCY —ONLY 521.009 ol AUNCEY P. RE ATH (CO. | 1206-08 s. "Bh ‘DW is 4 miles wee! =] 1 i” hard road to Ti. 4910 URAV OR, mation. write E. W. Keller. First National -_ i r . = | ground retir ine ‘Tearing - eost swine! s! 2.309 owber mon ae} ‘ ; s from 5S seasi: 1. For varticuiars @ v to Fi Na- } sale vear lease W m p> apt cce 4400 Jeunines tion xa | Bank - : Mil! de. a ° F rst a : FA RM—For : or I room residence, out-buildings . mail | ne aut nes with horees, hone, route: sied house cattle. hogs. chickens, corn. hay. farming | andey or general fa co0d wols, vehicies, harness, riding plows and | qosires to eel. Adaress I for ~ garden twols: $3700; terms; no trade: best | « Rolla, ore AND L YNCH f); . *e—7? OT W aterman | A wonodertu! ti aid EASTON-TA’ LOR — and ees Ave. pool = 1} Opportunity ag o a FARM aia —Within ah miles of city. | brick residence, 11 rooms. modern conven-— mediate timber: close is. P. O. Box 61, jena@es, fireplace: good barn. etc.: fertile | Mo Ma __ Box G-65, Post-Dispatch. _ i breeding and / fields, pastur@® and woodlands along river: F 6 foING BU peices =. -ARM—107 acres. im ‘preved__ £0 acres of ni water an Pornseant. Mo. Write for a> 25 acres. near city. improved. parcain. 4397_Forest Park. ——— =! as. | erty: sal wit 7-room house; on | /PARM—#6o0 acTes, level. rich, cultivated: rt , i: e . 3 : line 4) aT rtd ; prepuse] race ; > ‘ Rolia. Mo.. on good - Box _-o” "Pp yet - Dispate hb. Ries ; —iS acres: modern house: cheap. iocarieon: AG mules from 8t. Loum. 2408W ich) 1d ¢ rom Belleville: can give immediagse pos- ; ——— - — . ; rT nh ~ ¥ a. . ro - a = _ : af —— ae See Salil 19°4 Lami. | Woodiswn. A a county James Dubcis, | PARM—200 oo . . tm—io or 20 arres. % blocks south efi - “TF ivESTOCk FARM | State Scheel of Mines Et Ber ai penchester ra adioining ManRatian oT 230 acres. highly improved: modern | No. 66 it ee ee a _ See Per hway OL 16 cals | residence: Montgomery County. mi. near | 3 : ——p Scres. OS See way, 4908 | hard read: 65 miles from St. Louis: wil! | : = =: ,? gH me - gue Smee. exc ange. Owner, MERRILL VINCENT. pk ee mer ff. PUTOSE 1-36 5 en 313 Manchester. Maplewood. Mo. SCH oo ; RM—2 or more acres. on Warson rd ledue rd. water. light and bo on ee *, acres - moet ly fruit. medare m house. borse chickens and Ford ‘home loca ton en Telegraph ri... distant interests ctuse me to be absent: am STORES AND INVESTMENTS z 0 ‘a ' { ar shine pa ments . ith house. moe A Suburban Home ment: at ‘ort BALDWIN, cos On ~ work For Sale at a Moderate Price|® 8_1. ged ey ahout gracery business NEW HOME COMP L ETE D 2 KINGSBU RY BL. w >A R M Wtd.—0oOzark with good ygeon up te ) $10, 000. % ‘ : land, urban home. Write LEE FRIEND, Nash-| highway: 30 cleared: me tore “and Cave Proper "Bo = 12 1, Pest- Dis. Pr 46: oe hades seamen Z 4738 7 BSTMINSTE} fc) | $21,000: one-third cash. Box J-I86. P-D.' 4+ St Louise block« eouth of Benack’s mdee. store. | vile « ; ai ’ M—For sale or exchange. 18 1-3 acres | level Florimeant Vailey iand. with! y house and a" try howee for ermal ; ; 3 Kee An opportunity worth considering. 4 | FARM—Well ememeeed . & Red@iek just weet -Taw —— | fine fruit and truck farm, lecated on the | Se"Uemane ~s ye ee te | BAN-—~ ey shade ..o3; ‘ . and barn. oriasant on i.indesy lane. Seq this at | acreage rord road. 4 miles from a first-class ma~- mile frontage on U. 8. 3 ' for hest Sarzein in &1 Lay af Count 5 2 Red- Ket. 30 acres, with a modern 7-room resi- | west of Sullivan. Meu oles M—On Kehrs Mill r4_ 13 mfles from \ Keane “ab ‘ranke, ence: also an attractive 4-room house for Rairoad. . ' ouls near Paitwin. Me mber land | 2 helper: all set im young orchard; price | mer bi. St. Louis, 3 Mo. Pease trade 9 acres of lana ly rill ex- | Very attractive: would make splendid sub- | FaRM-55 acres. nicey - food for summer home or soukena MONEY TO LOAN fi and ether purorees: has ercherd = pA ville, T?. 5 4 iss *omert u ba Prrait. Se NISKC ‘ _ bk -F ogy M.- Hattner S114 Lotus. Forest | 3003 » Re yieKons or ‘less |, 30=40: low ~ ot logs Indiana ing water, 3 mules out, : “Fr 7 -" __'e) | nings St. | FOR SALE—60 acres improved farm near balf cash, om monthiy; s—1 acres, near Manchester read: | wus LOA’ Decatur. Ind_.. of Ly level sail we bargain. Daily mail. bes. ag ry . reom heuse: immediate funds at § tw 2s = 2on mat estate ‘arin. ~musi | tilled, on gravel road, 6-room house and | Me.__ price ‘kind of house, | latee barn im good condition: woven wire FAR " of acres and what Box ¥-@6. Post-Dis. acres land. fronting Wanchester - grin t acres near Manehester ra. S18 M—J36U acrea, t fences, good well. orchard: on account| Mo.: brick dwelling. of health owner forced to sell: 100: | outbuildings: supply ef farms on good . Muekercon. Mich. — i district in M thes fine neteth nberheod . joration | TO SETTLE | Ames Plaee 75 os Lente Coal ee oe aa in Ri nnn Hei "ight. S065 KENSINGTON 11 ROOMS— FINE it = E WONDERFUL BU SINESS CORNER A Good Corner Priced 54K , ke You a Profit Broadway & Wash Sucks 6790 Per oe Par “burer } Friar teas river land: S00. eet waier FARMS—For sale or trade. 133 reute 5 tdi ngs for chic kena. over FARM—s0 acres, 4-room house. 6 mi! rive an excellent SEBASTIAN. ee 607 t Bl POMEKOX BERG - -_ from Fenton: price right. eee je 347 J. wi consi der good city Ineome Ss hen a res. anyw here F A RMS—Missouri 160 a improved. trade or will sell reasonable Stas Y EPSTEIN *F ( R * Al, E OR 1. FASE aS —s St. ec ifs + met Bdence: hardwood: ‘foore sier i ng Bh go A RE ay E. E r. atte side drive: f} terms to «it burer. t ASHO 104 “N Sth FARMS FOR SALE 7296 Westmoreland. — e OWNERS WILL SACKIFK k floors, 2 tiled lading now plastered haat ment, Lor In the Shadow 3900 SOL ARE J aacED — au iCK SALE tell rae ar 1010 = f ON PLAZA FRONT CLARK AV. “About the Wonder- This Property ile bath. aleo senarate «) ower on aor ;in garage ‘ey b Weare CO. GArfield 3165, PAGE AV. |} 3853 Page. el parnery & Sie a ‘at z iat re POMEROY-BER«G RK. pick CT. ‘re0ua eaten BEN ALTHEIMER & BRO _TRANSF ER CORNER—W ad END gf aah 6 ROOM HOU FF. oo" ‘ ASH. me hati OC t acs 109 Wainright POREST P PARK — tile bath. hot ee ie AN BRINKOP RE CO, DERMFRE PLAC E mom soe a! ei cl Ta co G. Arfield 3185. ~ 611) WESTMINSTER This wonderful bunit rooms, ¥ vata N. WaITreR ‘st. wae FE FL AT. Fa es —s gtocked | bargains. Box 425-H “Carthage..Mo. BACEPTIONAL bd w AY “STORES $-ROOM ad Sea ACE BARGAIN” biggest barcain in a. BASON ABL xz HOME. AND inetd, dog and good looking CORNER pot BLE—$11.500 lew price. Has har- 6 ROOMS FU KN. AC CE—6300 | Ase _- ne team es “44 farm and Besa - ne. Ree Ramee oP aerng kK “ Hn. Warisea ode TY CO. se BEV ERL Y PLAC Ee 2 Sani DANDY 3-CAR GARAGE canh a oe mon Lhiy : -- shania, can be ty investment OLDMAN REAI TY co... TWENTY. FIFTH. TIONERY STORE °° ROOMS, RATH UPSTAIRS: POC RLE GARAGE: NDLE: MIGHT POR OTHER PROPERTY ~ RP WRATH C0. cash 2165 “WEST. END BU NGALOW Td +. CONTEC: - “WOT. RAR ing it 19000 CASH suitable ge “t= CHANGE | well expiring leon... ny nh-sangg ceq_ and - be bourht at 2 BATE —$500 €:

General Ca -e@ Arent P ag va ise Chestnut. tc “) 482 Railway Exchange. Chicago. re 8. RODEMVER @ co. KORTE. “He ms. - | cerey neceasndt acres. level. overlooking Manchester MONEY FO" 5 $2500. See MON lumestone $2000 cash. A. R. Jobuson. Lyman block, and crops: cn gravel. more of : y or might consider @ “er: yy aaa Fo ! yours Messouri part payment. ; art _—_— rover. St. Luis 0 — tate prom ne ; cre ho } . - z DAIRY FARM—cConvenient to city: 30 | Pre stag Louis. aomctell — » rete MAN @8& | cows: bargain. Box P-254. Post-Dis. éc) —A Sacre | Seven eit in timber $7800 B 2. Fost-L aaa _ om. 3 im road war. ARM— 40 acres; $40 per acre. R. 1, oe Bagg = on acres, on biuff veriooking Creve |) cx. = y — Bux 53. De Soto, Mo. (99) age. curiet bet Lake. fair imorn “mens sa500 PRIVATE PA Py a ae ee ee ee ane . house. sanilarium. t actere ° vevbigee fine . Se. : ty . » csc? an on FARM—160 acres, Missouri. 60 miles home: room for 1000 ct -_ wm city liad a ae " describe city. __ 5658 Vernon ied __ (C) berries and truck: owner camping NS ig ENS RE ’ of FARM—40-acre e near Rolla Mo.. 9258 care for it; reasonabie for | 7 r im Saran. Steelville._ Mo. acres h Woods Mil! read cood im- REAL fromt; 20 acres: bargain. Box ei 63. P. = Warren County. on acres In cuitiVation. rest ig you want St. Louls County provers) | ¢ a — | REAL. ES s, B28 . com rm astern - 2 timber: only ‘$16, acre 4397 Forest_ Park HENRY Hi. HAFF —— A =F ARM— Good land, 72 acres ar Mera- 5301 Easton av. _ mec River aid ‘springs cheap: trade FAR M—A0 _ acres. ali — wer 5517 ’ Sy oF Pe Ra ee ee Ls under cultivation 30 raR V— fate in yPaRM—120 acres. ' Fespus. Mo. Highway. acres timber. limestone eof! icken and breeder houses. barn Si) cedietianationn living water: possession ing heuse fair bar. chicken i. ‘seorge Kempf Afttoa. . easy ternis, sweet 301. Fullerton Bldg. ‘jisterns, We natural ponds. eater ee FARM—Bargain: “0 acres: 3 miles from (ai! kin@s of fruit: lecated Ts, BALF—9 - aces. one mile south of | BOG county seat, On ‘State highway. near | of Ste. Geneviete. ym Price $ — room frame house mary ce mI Ww rivers. $4500. Chris Veasman. Dixon. Mo. | Jojo Herter. Ste. Genevieve. 19 | FARM— 269 ax res. one ‘el the finest m FARM—160 aci:+s on_ State Banfort. Mo. iil sell or pent: suitable 50, 2 miles eas: of Union. for summer resort. _ 3500 guniata, (c98 in timber. balance under FARM—20 miles south, 40 acres: city im- ; under hag tight tence. Good provements, a bargaim for quick sale. GVeTiasting Springs. suitable Louis Timeus, +905 Detmar FOrest 7377. Gairy farm. Immediate 7 - ——— — | =P FARM —83 acres. near St. Clair, Mo,, close f° selling. ola age. to rmver $2000; terms. i. Price, T7017 _— m1, Mo. ae Landsdown ay., St. Lous. PSS I ARM—10-: acre: _oroom FARM—10 acres. 5-room house. outbuild- . ’ _ Charles f “Own ‘vy, euitabie etur ‘ken farm _ a" Miseourt. ee ren ae Fee -—r on oe ane; : . LOANED $c *5.00 ———— | Or Khumting and fishing club tddress G. BUNGALOW—4 acres ite wigs cranes: & © Te ban, & oO Keller, 1447 N. Broadway terme Bex 325._ civima. met aad spring orn, welbutidings. 7 no deiay a... = .. wi - : range to ¥ — cr : . , + es ——— " —- | Eaton pate good re =" ry py FARM —vincis Lance smell a : “7%. > tw 4:30 P. i interest date perted. DElmar 3749W. i et OF PeO) | aches, on hard reed. . : Rs - —-— -- ————— 'f6F $65 sere Frank Sane ~ FARMS—40 or 60 acres. -t. Clair. Mo.:'nen hear river; impsered. mecludme stock rsaRMs.°00 acer | Sane ment a _feed ummediate Possession - gy I ln ; Nit Texas ; or Renew a | term own 307 Fuatierton Bide. “178 acres. near vr Faden: 4 : te AS AT YOUR DOOR FARM a2e acres. 1% miles from Nua- | ments: $75 per acre. _ ee is the party taking o& ERW. K_ LOVE | tienal hichway Ne. 66. 3 miles from Sc 206 acres, on Bis River: oe = v8 tak escursioen j©aging air. b oa. 15 per acre. J. L. Owens. mente: $45 ner acre. ~SrGae March 19. return | : - ~~ = miles fy ot iTOoR COR. = t 1. emali house. some fenced: If acres PRA aL x R & _M : cM. Marr. renten. Me. _+___s_sia) aa. 96 ae ee FARM 108 acres. 7-room bungalow OG, " wi “a —e a ) - sood hern. Price $1 = tris . tT mente, 10 miles on Geavew 4. | of trust Sor $1000. Bat mae | 7 8121. 35114 "Albert rta. ied BARGAIN I CHEAP Oe r ARM—15 Ly acres tn Ceunty 4-racen, mm Tren County ' Meo. a ‘ | bungalow plteevatet im 1 sere tracts. te Sg —— 3 pt ae \Cihany 0198. Owner 1458 Hod * +B : | Mandar a — highway. Price $1 | PaRM—Sel or trade for city prasarce. | met Marr, UHICEKEN init on ““We trip over inte Old Mex. 4 go aneer ne obligation te pur A. _: TERR r oerttieniare at office of | ene €. JENNTNGS, ) oar eat ' $t hae new house 80 acres. 15 milew die a Wyoming a fae 3, "Grow } tant from citys: for information cali Rirer- ; (side OTTSW. te) e 4 . = FARM—*7 acres. Miesean *@ mila trom ae or | “< ! city Umite: 50 cultivation. 27 typher and _ as ma | 6% DES ature: 3-room house na bg { i = : .. 3 . 3 re : Pret , ~—e = | tem: steck and i orite we J L . h | Se ‘eere farm. arres bettem: TF _SeaLrens '

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PAGE 14B ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ‘DENIES ORDERS TO DENNIS ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH _ aes F FOR GALE BUSINESS FOR SALE = FEDERAL TAX APPEALS Bn nn FOR — TO AID ELECTION OF DIAZ TO BE HEARD TOMORROW DIVISION Store Fixtures of Raiph A ~~ downtown business streets, FAMOUS LINCOLN BOU MILLION DOLLAR " Ln REE: Dailep 2 Yl dees. PEO SID ee Re: Frteseok. Ske Sadana Sloe ¥ : Deas ee r Rie ie es TT. ty te nite ~ od. i“ » Base xs ota ¢ “ety a lcm? ears me Fes) GARAGE— Stucco. its » e GAR AGE—Weet mua SALES CO owner ot aay to BANKRUPTCY SALE DRUG STORE, STOCK AND STORE FIXTURES—THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES, SOUTH- ERN DISTR:iCT SOUTHERN ILLINOIS, ai TUESDAY, MARCH I[5th, his plac@® of bu anventory Inventory ated on “hioet and a half and THEATER MAN—BE C. ViClOs R CARD OSI, I Springfield THOMAS Mt Louis’ long f@stablis>eac get business S$" 00 -T hegparcl “GROC ERY AND MAR RET H AMBU R RGER nust Post-Dispatc MERCHANDIS oa? BU — firet and ie deeds Be trusi 4 GROCERY. ME AT WAR KET—Good stand HARDWARE west GROCERY "AND. M — rooms. dollar GRACERY M E. AT” GROCERY—Ailso TEL 7; GROCE RY—Meat : GR E RY - C RE ‘AMERY —Chea ts CONFECTIONER y Call = - ~ Yee ten . a Bag ene i Th Mi wring ROC" T =. ornir Rit TE. Sundays IMtepatch nit Tr rv enine ani NER REALTY Three * & W ike et oe ANT> 10 of Denver, ‘eplegdtd business, | tures exerlien: if taken enon part cware write _ Bennett, WENGG RAPHIC a: wulidin very attractive propos 8 Pani } READY-TO-WEAR lipped: ch net at RANT A SS 7. N Hi * * FORD CALLED iS WITNESS AGAINS| SELF IN LIBEL SUIT Sapiro Say They Subpenaed Million- aire to Testify for Prose- Commissioner Board Which Wilt Hear Com- SD recern! rem 191% re avdbiail Board, headed by Comnus- EST aS RANT—G pad Managua RBSTAT RANT—Your ‘ had ever received, so Aetna Lissioner Lattieto: > Sg however, that it that Dennis had instructed at the time of the, Chamorro. to dent. pressure against Cha- son he was in his « morro whose government was il- ing visited a drug not recognized by United States.” He pointed out ; ’ : ‘ Ss cn¢ Tt c ct Similar hearings are Was a known fa Ford as a witness 48 ARE KILLED IN SKIRMISH Mexican Rebels and Six Feder- als Fall in Battle. _ BUSINESS FOR Minister in Nicaragua Recails Only Instructions to Block Chamorro’s Coup. Ni caragua, March rhardt, Ameri- inisciamatina today York, oO decuments in- ford, Affaires Law- ‘vr do all possible to 0a! tion of Presi-, head last fall denied that any authenticity of which questioned had ever been lowing polson. legation from years old and was in = bile business in Newark, ‘x nevs M 45 PB at Di: spaic! rr or about = ROADHOT SE— HEAP. : fren sv ° vo Sires 824 Federal Eetemese Trust Bldg. 2 «8 14 MAGNIFICENT $40 | MAN BRANK Mrs. Jean Se A steal, Mrs. Jean MacG of St nado a evel = TO HONOR NEWTON AT TESTIMONIAL DIRMER ‘Ee schenge and Citizens’ esol Will Fete Retired Congressman March 29. a testimonial dinner to Cleveland yesterday mee n Federa! Valier. president 9 Exchang?. yesterd cons effective we Mississippi ag ife , inane ee 38.6006 on the life (ae Government be taking part in the Smith, preside 4 Newton, who re 26, at owed x. J. pany officer and g terway movement death of her husband At the time he ARROLLS I1IG OLI found unconseilous by hi a policeman, who tes. —_— by the office door. or to be prepared phoned his wife he was | ichever of the germ: to his call) was elected by the : Cosel after the res- mete asks fora (“hamorro as full candidates were a from the sae at nd Rappaccioli. Diaz of her husband and | 7 ‘3:Room Out $225 VALUE—CHOICE PER ROOM Each Room Completely Furnished WEEKLY Pays For These Great Outfits his of Every Piece $225 Val., $1.58 A SUITE OF BEAUTIFUL APPEARANCE AND HIGH QUALITY—$225 VALUE “122 Genuine walnut dresser i bow-end bed, massive chifforobe, rocker and chair, cotton mattress, coil spring, we aaTtily Coe lamps and shades and an Ax- minster Rug. _ establis Vie 3107 N. Newstead al e @ owergem) 4p? ‘@ OTE. VOUCR OWN BUSINES : LET US Skew yor TO OPEN YOUR own BUSINESS pr OWN VOUR ow™ LS OeERT FOR ONL) OST. ‘ s+ DIXON fn. hear oc — OTT aa teed % ~ alti tat ab In T 18x FREE— Radio Installation Washingion Lop “A ial “MONEY M AKER The Ereatest val- we and mest beau- tifel “et yeu've ever seen within $100 of this price. . Massive buffet, extension side chairs, piece buffet set, silk table runner, ¢ a and silver fruit bow!l, all $1.50 WEEKLY bear and operate the marve’ Radia of 4 single dia! tunes im station a distant point S. E. CORNER Sth AND FRANKLIN A (Sa There's a remarkable opportunity to aie a addition to the set, a splendid le and has the new coil box spring grade velour. The three pieces, as shown, | An Outfit fine quality—your a ed completely lew price ever at once Outfit comprises loose-cushion Set, mene table, lamp and shade, table and shade, tabie scarf, book blocks, two fancy pig and statue—all for Tay DROOM PIEC TWO-TONE WALNUT FINISH 4-PC BE BOW-END BED The Bed ts 4 feet hes wide and is made de=-ign winch & F panela which gives the Suite appearance of being higher priced DRESSER than what Pevateeed with suites at . of drawer space—a large size. “— mirror of French plate. mirrer posts and ottunstinin shape THE DINING $225 Value—$1.50 armohair, SSS

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ISPATCH ___ ) —— RS TO DENNIS — MAN BRANK ; ELECTION OF DIAZ POISON; SEEKS ACCIDENT INSUR Mrs. Jean MacGrezor Files for $30,000 Policy Against rin Nicaragua Revaits ructions to Block rro’s Coup. ted Press Aetna Company. JA. Nicaragua,” March Mrs. Jean MacGregor fo C. Eberhardt, Ameri-/ Of St. Louis, now residing ~ r in Nicaragua, today. York, yesterday fileg suit Ip a sui the Managua legation Federa} Court here against : *Sa.°8 received. Aetna Lj fe Insu irance i" ver £0 » of : . is eee: «= . ford a. ry nh. any agocuments in- 4Vviu, mn., On an accident ; , - An & j a rer, G Affa ee Law- iW! $30. 060 on the life of her is to do a possible to band. J. James MacGregor ‘ the election of Presi- head of the Cadil! fad ; Diaz last fa] igtncy - here: wt ac Auto t also denied that any $3. ee 10 «died July. he authentici of which 1926, at Newark, N. J., after gu. estioned had ever been lowing poison MacGregor was y the ep 1 from years old and was in the autos a i cee bile business in NeWark. m fact that Dennis has Mre. MacGregor alleges cted at the time of the. death of her husband was an t of Gen. Chamorro. to, dent. At the time he took the pressure against Cha-/son he was in his office, after government was il- ing visited a drug store. and wy Was not recognized by found unconscious by his wife Siates a policeman, who broke down fas imstructeqd by the office door. MacGregor had riment to be prepared phoned his wife he was ill ang 4 e whichever of thei response to his call she went. Gates wae elected by the ‘his office with the policeman | = (Congress after the res- widow asks for a judgement for. f Gen. (hamorro as full amount of tbe policy with i The candidates were terest from the date of the deal d and ~epacannc Diaz of her husband and $4000 v2" _ - nevs iees. ge ‘ ionee Just as Illustrated Every Piece High Quality ! $225 Val., $1.50 Weekly rap 1122 - i ceeitliameaited es i 8S An Outfit of elegant appearance ” . fine quality—your living room ~ = : ie ed completely at the most amazingly oy low price ever quoted. See this room = Sat at once. : 2B, Outfit comprises three-plece loose-cushion Living-Room Set, davenport table, junior, lamp and shade, table lamp and shade, smoking stand, table scarf, end table, pair book blocks, two fancy pillows and statue—all for $122. DROOM PIECES re - cette, lent: > aan “ = » — : aoe os fs . , we Ser a a hn oer, ~~ ; ‘ - tla ee ~ a ~ ~ 15 FINE PIECES Ik -~ THE DINING ROOM \ $225 Value—$1.50 Weekly The greatest val- ve and meost_beau- tiful Set yeu've ever seen within $100 of this price. : Massive buffet, extension table, five side chairs, armchair, mirror, gee piece buffet set, silk table runner, ADIO THAT GETS EVERYTHING $1.50 WEEKLY g 49° hear_and operate the marvel Radio of A single dial tunes in station after from the most distant points. See it 5. SSON Sth AND FRANKLIN AV. =f part TEN. > 34 ue = , ‘BG se S & - a Gh oe BO. ate Seat Pres Ie ca r* * aeser ss SRSA : sf : : “7 2 Spr 585 Petes " . _ ores oem oe_eeseba * 4. rr - aie .- * eSeace to 2 + ere ee ~~ : : - Sestess seesase aD hp Sp $4 ose steers ~ v iit: ~ ~- es eee! owe a - > Automobiles see . + = ai oes - p- oo ae. o- ~~ A ; > . bs “ —s : Co : % Se $32 SPH rp : Th = is : ra - 3223 sist ss3s8 reebes TH rr s 33 -. ° tort sos Sot soeaeie pitt poco ceresee: «rere: = 1 2353. chee Soest >: obs ttrrtestiti SS 332: 2h22358 ss 33e, Si chgrsessesss eee 233337 os triste bens sey Tose gree rers 2seeee > tees oon . “ - rt -—7" 2 A a —— oe ST. LOUI IS. SUN DAY MORNING, MARC H 13, 1927. ~~ ee meee PAGES 1—6A. : ee ities from Jasper County, bedi ‘SLAIN IN RENEWED nado Tuesday evening, March 29. — = “PUENDS TO HONOR NEWTON HOUSE PASSES HUMANE In the announces ment Charles E. BLUESKY PESSIMISTS.- |" BICYCLES—MOTOR CYCLES , ~ ER IE RE hy I lg treater. iy ent ole ite eee ~ a > : +h at bow a Siar aE AT TESTIMONIAL DINNER Valier, president of t} Merchants’ SOCIETY [ duced the measure and actively ad- | es Ab: ; cne Mercnant LA n uxchangh. yesterday spoke of New- EGIS TION vocated its passage. BIC TCLES Wid. =a sizes and parts. 108 STENCIL MaAé CHIN wy —Piradies > Ta” goed ’ Exe hange and Citizens’ ton’s effective work in behalf of Measure Provides for | Teaching Hu-| The Humane Society also is sup- 12th. poaameenaerientit 7 sie — =. eee. “Sat Will Fete Reti the Mississippi and tr i S; bas ey oid c ae cra Ss } aci iz Oo Humane treatment of: protection for dogs against mali- M : G NS “BICYCLE ciean. good condition. Box For Bale ‘. 4. resident of 1@ MISSIS- 'animals in the public : " . coal aot snore, Machine Gun Ri eae ‘ost - Dispatch. oles v3 COMPRESSOR—Curtis , souble » Se from ero © ‘om the Tenth Mis- sippi Vails Association: John F./| Missouri. spon . % era schools of, cious ill-treatment afforded penes tiddles 2 Saltis Decimo Club, Whose Members | BICYCLe—Coaster; rfect condition “aud tank. bargains 123% Market. SO ants Baml Vales Amoclattn: John” | Mipoureponcora bye Murmane|aemene animals under eating Followers—Third Man | pie, Club, Whhose Members| i iia Sea ua | i apes eco “ @ ; _ a} , at FF, Society ’ é iss *} ari ‘ Ba . ls 2 } ‘ ‘3 2 nee B29 « “ ; ; ‘ ‘ ~ ‘ _ 4 t ' new. sO. B in mt years’ service, will be ativan ‘and W. K. Kavanaugh. coal com- feasecqen Bering Longe and affiliated laws. This measure has bee n en Killed Near PEE equire : ni aith an , Rebar Bh. ‘sea ein be €. a Sic chie abe ‘ie morc eon nts’ Exchange and a_ pany officer and pioneer in the wa Feten “Sehieinds gece een passed by | gromed by. the House and will ne Gia Strikes a snag "—7 YCLE— Almost — ey. ‘ir aR & —e yg —s a 4 " : . te : . . JIG . ‘ e oma ne se Ol te 2S its Ti ‘More jeand Boller, 58x G tase. . : . _ i es = 3 . 6° Se eS ee Sa wi o | bodies of Frank Lefty Koncil,| the activities or to interfere with |mOi0K CYCLE—Harley-Davidson. 1926; to Ebola § velt-suppor ta * ieti en- ' Saltis’ 2 ¢ ne 7 / .) jike new: ¥ ‘ ble. Gibson Berv- . — nets liedtenan at (harles the club's officers, has encountered 's ; B70 Prier. a gtoes —. ‘ .. , i = ; Ss t 2 a ; ‘ 4 tation. 6705 TieT ‘ci : . > | Hrubek, alias “Big Bill” Hayes, a! pessimism in the State siue Sky} * yee emcees | WM. C. oat aga hy oye mans i /member of the Saltis band, early Department } | BOATS AND LAUNCHES , BOiLERS—A. 30. 4 ana ii SD ‘ . ‘ 4 : . ° es tein Se — ' : » ae a » _ | today. The men were riding im Commissionér F. T.~ Steckard| AREOPLANE BOAT 20x5; draft 5 2 11.00U0-qal, sieel tanks. Saitis machine. j a ore red the. bul t en) ’ nches;_359_cav._ORand_}970 ~~) Be Be oy Bye 4 ang sails ey ae today ‘Gere cry to 3° BOaTS. idunches. marinr engines aud “ ¢ > ’ ‘ , . a At the inquests today Saltis indi- selling memberships in Missouri,{ ¢aulpment; ask for catalogue. P. Bar- | 20,3 eer a | engines. cated he perhaps fears a simi}: See . _. | bour Boat ‘Works, Vaiiey Park. Mo. (ciP) | v a » OF “niar! after investigators had been in-j | LUxt6 National jaw crusher, death by declaring } : . : . | Cc ABIN CRUISER—In ‘first-class condi- 2 5b P & ne was leaving . ¥ : : , * ) GPM steam pump , £|\ formed anyone with so little faith) tuon, cheap. Helen May, foor of East Mic- Continent Eup. a Men ~ town at once for West Bade s ' ; Gran Lindel! US14. ie) ~ : gad n, In Rie | as lo attempt tf inquire into tha | § a. al d ) — — -_-— - 419 4th st. a a] 7 » toes) ‘ ' where for several weeks he has/ a: “aot | sane FLAL BUAI--i4 feet; new boats built | BORING “MILL ittoe = “S lanned ; ana $i , | GIsposition of funds or any otner) and nepeired.. Cai! 9926 8S. Broadway. Drill. Allen. 3-spindle H. &. ball-bear- . P ae vacation trip for “his phase of the club management | Riverside 156 ———— | ing. «ov ag ; 4 | health.” was not qualified for niinatattaieantele. HOUSE AT — three rooms, bath, ‘cheap. meee Allen, 4-spindie H, S., ball-bear- ; % | Konci!l an 1s he ke ha a ale ee ee ' pe: wit'’-| Bieri. foot Male street. overhang. — oe Pp = Ao » oe Py d Hrubek were killed The Decimo Club and an allied | HOUSEBOAT—3 rooms. one block south «Drills. Leland. ‘Gilford high — No 3 ae | in a fusillade of revolver, shotgun | organization. The Apasco Purchase gens landing, Venice, Hl. See Arthur | segues (3) tal \. 8 : . and machine g fire ; i aiae. ey teach 3 : j ‘ | aoa | ‘ Cem SUS PATE. ‘and Sales Corporation, have head-|waRiINE AND BOAT SUPPLIES—Webb| ‘eyseaters. Mitts & M Pritt No. 3... : ; Many Suspects are soughi ins j , ° — | \lardware Co., 806 N. Broadway. Phone Lathes. screw cutting from 12°° to 42 ; | cluding three ODeaadt brothers, | en ae a 299) | Precision bench lathes, stark No. Stq | _ © VU vonne brothers, | heen soliciting members in St. | wes, Bas * eis Oe ae ie atone ; , : St.) {OFORS AND BOATS—AIl makes new and Pianer, Pond 74°'x6" ' ‘ like, SLeyve and Perc 7s long Louis. Kansas City and other! used. Grossmann. 1650 PF Pine. _ s6) Planer Beliner 30° x50 a KnOWn as enemies of the S&S; es SP ee eh ; : — ‘PADDLE WHEEL BOAT—36x9; also Shapers, 6°, 2 and remotes why ) : alti |e itie a2 national mie mbership of amseboat, 8x33. 6617 8. Leved. igh Slotter. Niles 4 o ' r i ’ 1 - i€ don, a nother 15.000 1 tiihe. : a eal Mes \ K. | and 1 Sunday. fe) COM BKBEILE rer ae a ft. “$i: 4% fis D lgquor from a government ware- hoth the club and the sales com-;| == Se | Kaskhoss sf. 418 Security na nbs (cho) own house, was being hunted for ques-| pany. Both are ineorporated in BOOKS AND PERIODICALS | CONCRETE Lee Capea aay Ne oes lanine te «a ae | wii ‘ ahaa ctncttandin veteran mons emonstrating «ample: # r ; , tioning in connection with the kill- | Delawar: BOOK S4LES—Teurvilie, lt. S. Broad | tilting drum Ag A ban qoueety : ; re ing. One p c ’ a the tha ~ trara’c wrder ‘ 1c us Way: boos of cVery description: t anteed regular , machine or Delivers poli ~ theory is that the Stockard’s order was issued a books must be ecld: a lot of pictures. prints monthly oayments if desired: looks wud gang war resuited from the police the result of investigation by che) and curios: piano rolls and shenon eS | works lire new. Alee Co. 1819 . ‘ , Live, tc) ? © tip which led the captu iS f ; Better jusiness Rureau. | records. oe ) SS ree ; This hes d to the capture of | St. Lonis Better 3 EOLLECTION old. rare and first edits “CONCREPE MIXER. thet four gangsters while stealing | - | Sell all. 321 N. Boyle. Pe ~ a and a 4 aaa} n | the bonded liquor. pn ne er | FULL val! > paid jor used Looks. — “Book licens ae. faeee ron Pad. Co. Cae) bee Mart. 5: t. O21 ine. ‘ aOR Sa. : Entire Another gangster victim of the = 2 - s e == CONCERETE MIXBR—No. 12 Smith +it- 4 4 " a T - | ing steel ‘truck, steam engine. boll- : past -4 hours was Benjamin | n d e x re) | BUILDING MATERIAL er. side loader and water tank: Al condi- : ( utfit | Schwyeider, ostensibly a real estate . ° RBRICK—#00.000: lumber. 2014 Olive ton. bargain. GArfield ®217. x . dealer but also, the police believe, © ] assil f ie d Kobbitt, 2815 Chouteau. GRand 3268M., | 310. Post-Dispatch : a bootlegger He was shot and "Saal a tk soo, quality eww CONCRETE MIXERS - ‘ ,a Ss ' ; if . Tick ; BS be > « ’ S&S T. Hateher & Co. 3665 Market a killed near his home last night Ad rti ments el PRospect 3845. ‘ JE ° | al Ss home la: ght. a iferson 5100 ‘ P EOE ve re ve se BCILDING MATERIAL—-New and used CONSTI Uc TION KQUTPMEN a] nat } oli e still are S@¢ king some con- ‘ ‘ ON nU ON KOU Ln T—Neew and ; hes In This Section inspect our immense stock eae hes sed. fur rent and for The Geo nection between the shooting of prompt, cvurteous service; diver e ecnith & Cc. 3340 Prankite, Jette ree S : qi rage open Saturday till S p. m. Befia Wrecking 284. a row Schneider and that of the two roe ” Co. 1240 N. Jefferson av. — | DRILLS —Como: cee? Saltis gangsters a few hours later. etree a orespes BnG G machit eo -p ize, an outfit of spring 10 ning Stamps and Celae aaa | CEntral 4361. Gelber. 1105 Franklin av . need. by LOUIS BELTING ‘AND p ue ; was given Lucretia Hortsmeier, 19. Table supplies ........ eeseess B | Auto ¢-*- EE eS (8 | PLY ©O.. 508 5. 4th st. of St. Charles. Mo... who enrolied Pees 5 inc ktadtiatictiodes 2 |} CLOTHING Witd—Clothirg. mens suite. MACHINERY-——St. Louis’ largest an i rot “e . : ‘ ed | overcoats, tentr. shocs, ladies dreasrs: est stock, both new used machine | 4 1.013 children. RR ee | pay $¢ to, $40. FUrest €645. ii. Appel- shop equipment; weedw machines A bicvecle. sweaters raincoats: | ‘ nigra = man. I334A . and sheet meta i tools: lowers ¥ Raat . princtieedmmgine nap. LIVE AND LET LIV — Osed clothing |. McDONALD MACH Y Co. ,shoes and games were included | wanted. The Gentile Store. CEate 1531-35 N. Broadway. TYler 1042. (cO¥) among the prizes, all dénated by |. Se MANUFACTURING MACH!) Now ond — ; as vA city (e) ing. up on a autor ithe Twenty-eighth Ward and mem- TOP COAT Wid.—Good. aor ToeTT light: | eather ee | : ; | | family machines: revel Shetched fram De fey | ber of the executive board of th: Bg on le yr. A. D. Bee © | evenings, Sunday morning ‘Easton. e* CARR |Safety Council. Talks on safety} | WANTED—Donations of cloth), or_ans-| mye 337 _ giv "€ AC the c ) or charity surnposes, Hiland ab¥e MIXERS- ~Pisaier, mo : are given over the radio to the club | Shing for charity nurnosrs, Ti tle ns new and used. for rent. for sale. Con» 'members and they are asked 1o | ppese etock, immed ate ry. TWO-TONE | they are asked +o il SIXTH and MORGAN For Sale lon Rguipment te. 3887 F - : WALNUT FINISH EXACTLY AS ILLUSTRATED | warn other children against play- | + CLOTHING—Soprire coats =! dresees. dif. JEtterenn 31 5h ¢ i ha sa il . 7 . ; uw rice } : “ye } -. ep on Mty of drawer space——a large size, high- pieces of the Suite. It has a large clothes eration, he said, but could not re- SIRLOIN RIB ~ Pht 2 i leenaliens. roe STEAM. RADIATORS GASTEAM. Srade mirror of French plate Note the compartment and plenty of drawer space member who had recommended it. ’ Fri.. Sat. Mate Bix S «a. @ to 2 P. wm. Used 100.000 ow, feet of guarantited Sraceful mirror posts-and attractive shape Its beautiful two-tone walnut finish make it Judge, a brother-in-law of Tony OR ROUND aa anenals en En cmare 3 2. a ae$ 2 ma ey 7 A RTERN, Bite end ont Of the turned legs exceptionally desirable. Foley, ex-convi gambler and “trietiy freeh (. &. JEWELRY, GOLD, SILVER ae © dinnianiaitiats ; a . : convicted Jack Daniel whiskx« con- Gov. Insp’t; youn. DIAMOND RINGS3etone, $50. slso 7- SEWING MACHINES—Good: Singer and “sass — | ~ juicy. tender. L diamond wedding $25. 4133 De Testy, tables. No. 3116 aleo Lewie blind etiteh- Spirator, was convicted of fraud- . mi. . bs a. eaten - te i " : : HIGHEST wices vais ‘or old wold. ing macBines. Ge her species eewing . ujently voting in the county when, Strictl | eons diamonds, Miller. 703 Market Sion cuIN eh vaeoaete ickins : - _— Se CE . a ; st pied +omo) A anes. f . r t sagt Ny se st. — Wil- CHUCK STEAKS $ ib. 14 & ross ae ae meet En a Poet ebens rie Desi ead vones, the assistant l’rosecut —_— 2: eekly I ays or I his Bed oOo!mTi Sui e ‘est ‘Abueema-adaae ace ee SHOULDER STEAK nome Ih 20 ‘coaL, COKE AND woop _ =~ en tnaee cig, omnes "060 eee 7 ‘no ac lé Gat the tria . e AAI ? 7*> " —t ned - a ree $5.° 4 lircrwe, Mies n *y >? 2323 — ‘yesterday said he had written a Bt , sees med TORCH—-N- % 800 welding. ae Sire. letter to the Governor approving BOILING BEEF Strictiy ib. i0 BCNKER H uti. iE, tyme $57 wlandard, FAe ones , * “5 “UlyY Rerg@ene torch . the parole, at the request of A. E ad t , qn Sft4) | WASHER Wood. S6ak4; aheaps Rales ; | LO us lees on coal, Jt ! ; 37" vas * ' L. Gardner, Judge's lawyer. Jones |B SL, SABLE STEAK, W_____20 (NN | fire 4 cesta = tem, SABA ENT MOTORS : " ‘ S WWeww ao «& . ae) said he felt that Judge was an un PHat Parne ame, Lag of is th. T M TORS ‘s } t figure ‘ ‘ rict reah, diet. 23: ou t $42 With purchase priv . : mportant figure in the frau 1. Red Snapper St ee ‘27 ier 0216. 22 ee ae by 8 complete installation w TONAL = 31 Dead in Madagascar Storm i« CUAL —Siengard 4 —— eiyts, SERVICE CO.. 209 Washingt ; ; 5.2 Carterville diatret - oa EI Ta PARIS, March 12.—It is known SPRING CHICKENS Ib 37 toot lots, LAciode Troe. HU GH ECTRIC CO. ~~ . ; 7 ° o- ne ; A : furnace ein. be Motore seperatore. engine Fe: pe that 31 persons lost their lives in | | ash. $9.25. City scale weight. * Laclede sess. molor generater sete, oan ( WY a storm and tidal wave which | FRANKS, BOLOGNA, lb ig | £30. ae eae tom 738 Ss Feerth oO rie a . L ( ) ( ] Struck the isiand of Madagascar | oon” o ne eH ose, BURN. | : ) at $4 , afi! 63.°S tie ton Hornbeck- Hardie nine days a t is ezpected that | lex 7k one i | Brees tet. “ FRESH PIG TAILS, bh. ___16 a SE prEnEO. 40L« ~~ Weekly reminder for yp | 7 ‘“ LETE HOME FURNISHERS” many natives yet unlisted. also | gepeeniuees, $3: crime rum. $4.50: ger * Get our pris Het 4 COMP wer ae |» 7 ” $5 epccial «oa hemp $350 W ' hores Dower 314 ere victims. An English migsion- GRASS SEED‘ ity ip 25 | taer, i din tole Med o& 5222-—se06. : oe (9% » i ihe wate 44 s ST. LOUIS, MO ary and a boy were the enly Eure. Jj tame TR) ee oie ee oe bare MOTO + 1116 OLIVE ST. , 4 : |peans known to have been killed. ONION SETS 3 Pounds mee Oe ' urns 15 ERM: tn RS ond Mingling. | WE BO a <CHANQRE Re The Rev. T. B. Leeds and the child ' “er Vetlow.. cece , PAIm wy ELE + j : . . : f another missionary named Jones = 32) 8. te : a! tome) ise—Truthfully Advertised—Truthfully Sold 0 | . ‘CHeopped 2 large p _ Quality Merchand Tru ¥ y were killed in the wrecking of 4 LYNN i 3 canes { — .-.._ PULLEYS. tod. <th, thafting . . - \ : : " Py - . ' a, my ert ees ° : missionary station at Imeryman-} machte Teh Foust & pein ad Y . i droso. Fourteen ships were lost. : | : ean 4 . 1 Se

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Ra I beeen ope enna Cnt Sipe ars - sca ie 18 OE Cee Yi ea * 20 ead Se ee a a ee J + ea pipigia de ema & LOMAS Ok dak Sl Men See A AO CB EEE AT LON ICP Atl. ult Rallies (e = fs ee a aae a en 4 —_ ; aes EES SRD et CO pls Ne” Ep Whee aoe ee ? “ NI FH Ail rs RN TP Sng Siping Yee ante a ey « ete . a 2 tis sb oe + a Soe: Si at oie rg FSR, SRNR erica ene ari ce . mete cee epg. ren RET yea tiie r SEN ere ~ i” ye we og o one Rear ie Ae L a eT es y PUR ear Bes a . € INDE RS —For gale; per hangers ‘etepladéere 47.0% Labi ST. LOUIS =e 200 ANIMAL S, POULTRY AND BIRDS Wanted an and For Sale i in {hese columns today: ’ —— — eg ee eee rea oeo Oe oor s7 NDA? MARCH 18 POST-DISPATCH. _ | MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE | STORE and OF FICE FIXTURES MACHINERY a WINDOW | SHADES measured, i rials. a For | ‘Sale | «mate oe. ees i. ane tandard ha - Woodworking Machinery 3873.7" #331 Olive. Larce tenouing machine. 9 - > eee — pate nee BE ATR “COMPRESSOR WW: 4.—Tucker ‘ering Co., ! 4125 Olive sGokcASE Wed.—Did-fashioned. an Phone Kirkwood. $40 FaNS Wid.—A. c.; ing. 3217_ Olive. Lindel! SS td, ——Secondhand JEfferson 1217 ‘xI8K°x7 8 . & SONS MACHY 211 N. [2th St. “CALL GARFIELD 1203 if you want te buy or eel! bu idine rafiators. plemb'irr ond etram- ing &R55. Ph service the MISCELLANEOUS WANTS any size: Aigo repair netalied . | best. c Entral ‘cB9) For Sale ‘BARBECUE, “ROTISSERIE-—White enram-. cas = electric: like new. bargain. | 100 = i2th st | BEAUTY ae | new. cheap. S923SA Wroming. *_ Mi TCHER COOLER—6xS8. in good condi- tion: sell very cheap before moving. 1007 Market st. PEA BT Oe | BUTCHER . OUTFITS —Latest style. coo!- 7 are. freezer cases. scales, grinders, meat | locks. cash registers. ail like mew; terms (1007 Market. AND | GROC ER ss ~~ v pho! _— bor- (99x) | one hts “OUTFETrTs. ers plies, machine--y- and snow Secaiaies ent. wire. heer arn ong ' # ‘’ STERN th »* “and Che net Machine Shop Work ANTM AN rf METER Pra ne 2 ee keeping twechioes. 2 Sth si | Fees C Atral S598 ; PAPER and aie wore Sv5 RNACE Wt Becw ndhand. ' fereon 2006: JEfferson_ ere iVORT GRHESS MEN price, size condition. _ - NEWSPAPERS. magazines 3505. Pl ease Cali HANG ER'S TOOLS dere and boarde 3635 Laclede. SCRAP IRON Wid am Op per, re) ee Rroacwavr. “Te th ; A ANT rED—Newsnavers rees REPAIRING and welding «mal! : in- ‘per Shop, I ,Eimar 4589R ere: quick service: firet- ines work and |. “ ANTED—dOld clothes shoes, teasonable rates. Crescent Too! and Mfg. - ' : =4- Cr 1H Caes_ } at oe MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE Ain COMPRESSOR ov TFITS— Gerace equipment: chain bolstsa ‘ies. 1231 Mar her oe. ANNIV FRSARY “SPBCIAL—61 : 1 tex Beavis ~ Junk a > ae “S.0R ret Vanisninge re jos bought. Rad 4io _& Arfieia pad 10 apparatus. hee >. ie SKS rad 43 S11 Arco av. AULT KNITTER— ba nme tm ncn ax onic ies cyor 176 ‘Econems Steel | rom ae 6151. ATWATPR KENT— Bemensirator icy 9) ly weed. (all Mr. Yaeger. Fires RATTRRY Y OUTFIT—Compirte. « @lgg saris for demonstration in reur hom¢ COMPreseer - wil! eacrifice. 4 St BI ‘ ae). xchange and repair Charies road. : meee we radios Agent Freed: Piseman BEA MS—Channeis, angies, al! sizes, TEIN: open Hanscom, 4154 Lee ay forcing rods, sieei storage tanks. pipe APP CM] EARTONE RADIO—With fiitings, radiators, steci heels. Bell Pils, loud speaker, $10 N. plumbing supplies. soil pipe and Mtinge. ope EY RADIO—S-iube: anything in inon and sierl. St. Louis tron nake offer. 1633 §. Iiroadway. and k. GArfieid NE 4224 Supely Co. 10h —_ Clar {c} ‘FREED EISEM ANN. —Lateat te tube power et: 132 141th wt $35. e 2 ld: BOXING Gi OV ES—Good wel: first - lass ; - oad” ha the ola SS Call Mr. Dean, DElmar_ 1210W. eons wg ll cheap. yay ty Py ey estan "Rimes FRESHMAN “RADIOS = =o ere 613 N mee roadway. Stn fioor, __(c8@®) | =" a Aubert sas CAMERA~~4%5 oo ggS oe age op ot" lens Morton, 1) fe Ol a et late bolder: - cheap rO Bil ; 7 siete: tlesmnaiiaion ety MAKERS’ TOOLS incest out- wer oped. 8138 —— 460° ra * ev oe ao et Library tl table and RaDdIO—7. tube su Dernetredyne. CATCHER S OUT¥FIT—Bic } “piyle: | RADIO—Croaley. te tube. et chest. protector, mask, shin guards: $15, ; ment. cheap, cash. LA complete, C. Newman, sce t Prescott | RADI rend, tube set, ~ om plet e. S—For sa Yall DElmar . Grand ese ee yen sien eale: _. 2 -Bri Immer- Tully compe ve, CNDERE— Bis ~~ joade, $4.50 1633 8. Broadway. 0408. eas “cheap (ec) RADIO. ~ Phene Por- | Mexico, California. 3912 | RADIOMNew power amp ifier and ali inaior; bargain. WEbseter 2748W m uilt d tan RADIO—Compact. BStube. ai gaine. Sicioer, 4100S. {cB9) like new: $30 e714 N, 2ist = 808 | RADIO—-Fine_ 5-iube table “A ashington. Tih floor. fc) ) saerifice. ‘PRospect 2670. ee {ATION PEANUT ROASTER— Pop- | RADIO * rTARLE—New: cheav machine. slightly used: will sacri "716 ee” tice to close-estate. Mra. L. Ka bfielech. Mii@iadi, Li. (92 Py ch hoppers. co euperhetrodyne 2195 ~~ tute _ OO fax RADi: Fix- ture Co.. 721 N. 7th st gees GG} RUTCHER AND GROCERY OUTFITS Freezers, scaices. ae Walker ahr lives, 16- foot Shere a ’ counters. comlinat. lis. #1 terms St. Louis Desk and Sil N. Tih wt. RUTTER BOX—McCrar $100: $10 buys 33 Mapiew Ood, & € AR D LETTER nping, sealing mac | ate -p waned. aD | fou’ ae. 2 | A, | ai! FILES—Ty x hines. fo Rn} CISTER —a4 Ie ul Da Ts CA Kroadwa GISTERS Nationals and — m- | g@tvies new alii ? guaranteed Bensing “RE Dea’ sii bar rains 1007 Market C ASH REGIST ERS als. at savings c 1 4) P Geastaaesd . nish any make ot o12 St _,* hange | at = yy Raido Cate vp, ee ADAMS AN NOUNCE- IS COLUMN A PROT ECT * at a li Lua Devonshire MILLS——Meat Carte bes hand anc erectric rebuilt. Steine o0F N aro 4 sr : - a FI INTER ES—Compi DE RA DIO- | like new: $7 all ribine. "dic ‘tal: na like EDIPHONES—Transc Market et. 1432 Ad -R battery ree harmeahie 100 sorte si. l, iG? rena! SsiLore-: Cheap OS] 3M new; cheap. 1007 ew § ELECT Ric BARBER bia grafanoia, sma) couch, at a bargain RADIO—Stromberg and Victrola aleo 50 other furnaces, nation. 3 months olé: must se!! ruaranieed. Schmidt Bros. Fox Z 114 "Post- ‘Dispatch, —_ Telephone JEffereon 2908. _ ie} (Nags ar Saag: oo cng a GLASS CASE—7 5 7479 tubes. $35. Cone speaker. good Hazel av. Mapiewo el Sige (ies: $40 buye it all. GUARDS—lIron and “wire for doors #nd RADIO-—Atwater windows: plain and ornamental, in meta! brackets braces end e«rilis a ime. lockamithinge and repairing lw Juserh B. Sc ty Iren Works . wth. CEntra: 0599 and CEntrai - Dew: to = a6 condition: $25 5- tube. batteries ~ jJoud Hliand 1452 bath tub. and ink “used 4 monthe; all sizes al! 4371 Laciede. radio feet. Kent 5-tube isrand —-Ail makes soil at 1443 §S | B321_N. RADIOs- ~Ai Laeaed Redio Exchange. RADIOW— Music tery. at Ks te eliminator Uteh unit. $40. 3809 N ton | RADIO—Let us demonstrat a “An a 4 Kent or Radiola ic ' tration free. Master — ~ reasonable. 9239. HATS—Jod lot. ; andoah. GRand HAVE all ees.” y “4 i BGA Shen-: ic oss a vou want: 5- isn load. delivered m cils Ss Kimbret) _euline. sae ; BOILER—9-on mirrors. 4127 Ma FIX TURES—?Fi | t Tih } Sa Lore HNan $4; 2 FIXTURES ‘— Fea! bargain. Wranklin Fixture Co., 8315 $360. e o * ) —). ~ svete al} § eve ry . accessories: : ~ cont. nore : cheap. frigerator dispie . Ee ations Packers adiot ron iin batter- oat FRBE: ZERS.— vy, Hussman: sete $250. terms GRINDER- dination. horeenpo wer Ww rR 4 | he Sileipe r oc coffea or {th st. "ER Y COUNTER DISPLAY like new. bargain 1007 RANGES—Our specia.t: used - gas or coal al! Takes ald sizes real Saving on Re neinger C' ».. LOOT Market. ‘EbOX—H ussman new Arlington. ? 4 --—- Mx ray grocers before . }? “Atwater | demon staniar’ auv estvie Grand cheap. 5001 ic7} eatic BR) ICEBO) e Chea p Cal] ] week (thie week. GRemi SU] 98; set KARDEX CABINETS— 8"; esigare F.C Munson. Hattiesbu . 9 INE ETT > BAC K porta bie » COO onditior 7 eam img ir- R—10 foot Rox SHELVING GArfield | METAL av. ’ desks Te CGA *{- Station St. Lavuis a = eee me eee rece ite. Hi. = eine ete Rr ADIOS — Limited etralight nine demonstrators. ele. Dractica’ly a: Sn ol ‘Gelicious cooking number of for Ms ie EL ni. honington, aing. Of 12 : Open until 4 Anderson ere et Ta etl good condi- | Co., 3417 &. “Grand LAclede _ ; , . “ar ——- - VIGTOREEN SUPER—New Mic RASCOPE—-S=5. 4232 Clarence. | ee teed, will demonstrate COMex L177 SB1SH se 7, & E wikia pos plate giaes. Meane Qualits asure’v: St TWouie’ mer Aye eervice station: racins. phon raph. musica! metrumente R02 -04 neat : Me Olive re ae PROJBCTOR- . “Entra 4 ex: hange ~~ 4 WEEE brand new @alion- guar- MUFF 4b, ie @- BED or PAINTS — all calers. $1.50 1312 Ohio $1 Ea.i on ae FT Small, Sion Anto 6719 5603 Bar: ¥ $0. axle DAYS art . Drushes: evennas PaIntT “AND VARNISH Beton et. PAINT sTOCK—Of Vane-Calvert end Murphy varnishes. discount wh. Radio Repairing RADIO testing experi. coast this number H. Schwarz GBand 6377 ce Broadway. Co. 3408 *s. g PARES hese ee (82) is Grand ree m factory: all color. | INTELLIGENT F 13s Bor ras . Bc pound. Re-| repairing our See xb odd me) | ale i is, r gallon. “peofing paper. NIGHT an £45 oer roll: suttenng | 4° and nd apoutlne a al eises. Star Jobbing Co + ee nee: paints | COl\ fax 3434 for radio —_ a ¥ Pi rac. 3568 white, A in cans, $1 3 cain Gamaged | Formerly calle. dav repair "ger ce DUKE Cc ‘Aban’ y | SET At lL DING——Any nationa! prices reasonable cab tntePference night with the tube meloheald tors tested at Savings & Setiners Also Building oe Fittings and Valves. and? roga-count 10-tube yo . *vyetom-hullt and 3607 Californi«a Pri latest mod- cemonsetrated at ~ Teasonable- Riverside io CO ae | repairing $1 TYler 10313. ". Sosw yeu _ cut through } POPCORN MAC HINE_E atterkint. al} tr ie like "eu very chear " 100 Ss RE FR SERA TORS—Groecer9 and Supls hold refrigerators and counters at (ic) | Gain yomces ‘Terms Now is the time pick a bargain Howe Scale Cx ol. Charles st. Bees eQ REGISTE R—-! Nati.n.1, 6-drawer electric oat S1000: eell $275 jieo lareer ect 7.i XN. ih we ira) SBQOD RESTAUR store finect ANT # FIXTURES—all other ‘Kensohl Bros. 91. ‘ghseat keep O7825 (e939) RESTALCRANT FIYXTUCRES—Al!) tables. cornters. iabiea, coffee urns: new ume Louis Desk and Fixture, RESTAU AURANT EQ! — ANB. si) e refrigerator: “a, ki utensi) comatet e outfitters new aml used reasonable pfice. Bensinger Market al. , REST AURANT OUTFIT COMPLETE. la DOM - Steam tabies, refr ligeracvlors LAciede back bare. complet combir c) coolers and urn stands. R) cirewit: > arm’ or 7 h« 849 ” Chou- 3 ; Rontok sax. MAC ‘HINE— —Long . candy out. fit. typewriter. uum cleanert §7 washer. 2 ~o8u) Union. en nen ne ee x14: also 19-in paper 2 Ky EXPERT RADIO an expert build your able prices. C~A HILAND 1897. racio eet. ALL AFTER 2 REPAIRS Service calls anewered promptiy: reason . 2. Stools. tables. chairs. co leur. etc. Let vse supply vour pesteurent equipment: come in and roome bef: im buving elsewhere STORE & OFFICE FIXTU RE CO Franklin GArfield 5580. SAFE— Fire and burglar t t land Bldg , SAFE —Laree steer: seer display GLOBE 7 HO let (c83) | o green, ehingics, 4in-l heXtagen. sec.. $325 smooth §). bo, roll. 1._FOresi 2360, | FOR SaLE— a js; a © OOF Chestnut. | 224 health 4:32 Rosa ay FRUIT and shade ps ants. evergreens roses peonies as: adie P| L as rile: man. Be | LAW ~ sodding . seeding fertilizing trees and evergreens ecape «ardener nurser | Phene AFfion 102 MAPLE TRERBS Ces Riverside is the : sour shrubs. M. PLANTING —— view, 605 of gla dio a hu Mixed “Oo} re, 40 Ui size. SAFE 4x09 jeweler § com rood condition: cheap. D verstocked ahh new and riment safe. trees, Affteo Hewe . A CBN) we —— ! 4 wi. (cB) 100: ay MAC HW] A. SI —_—s PAr STAMPS AND — BSOU. : req steers "bs ryain SODA FOUCNTAINS— — wh varietios one icelese: in rood Cena ti mpl. | Gravois _av.: je 324° BODA FOUNTAIN é Complete back bar fountain 7 wear A. 6814 Ri i. ers! SODA FOUNTAINS (Bob Tail Units _ Dare, clase an marbir i Rizes and prices that an - LOBE STORE & OFFICE FIXTI RE CO ™ ot Franken tyArfielid S580 SOFT (RINK fCARELOR OCT PITS —— a?’ “inGe ath) #izes. exceptionallr low prices Pepetnaer ‘1007 Marke STEAM TARLE--White | firet-claessa condition 4072 R im Box (3 COUN fers 1820 ik — L_LAcilede es Acied cheas Olfax ~ ene on = ey mt Tr. TT sahibetaemeneeete eases eee ee Always Come to Adams FOR LOW PRICES SALE OF OAK OFFICE CHATRA ar. LIGHTLY Rax K sang “ph : hy spews Gi cRAN TEE EVERY cH 4ic N. @th St. Charies ; ma- ‘ ge \)- aiive- STORE and OF FICE FIXTURES | | For Sale i UiPMENT— Almost | tc? 7 ‘17th and Chestnut. -| PLUMBING ay ' SUPPLIES | | STORE “FIXTURES—Modern: for mil- ready-to-wear and hosiery. Call trent, (82) FIXTURES Selling out at cost. of all kin See us bee 4 buying. RICK ENSOHL BROS. N — WALL fea tg clothing: also ‘3 . -f008 | 771i ° dargains. =, Tth _st. for hats: ——————. Plumbers’ Plumbing Suppties New Pedestal Lavatories Slightly damaged: vour choice while “k on hand lasts. at J. A. § ‘ ief 99) | AND HEATING AT WHOLESALE Write for big free catalog showing | to 50 per cent saving on al! plumbing | plies. such as sinks. lavatories, closets, s bathroom outfita. pipe and fit- All of our enamelware is gs first quality and guaranteed for o at. carry a full line of hot-water lers, pipeless furnaces: a to 50 per cent. s ao enormous that it ie im- umerate all the items in th:: mail you one of our big free a upon request SHE PENDENT PLUMBING AND HEAT- ING SI7PPLY Y 1121 Chestnut. also eam bo from 30 > oer Refrigerators [> BOX—Hussmann; bargain: size 4x6x8 rood a&® new: wil! deli ver within ) miles. R. C. Parsons, Moscow Mills. ye 1c99) Mec CR AY ,cse> 3088 A FEW GooDp REFRIGERATORS FOR ALL PURPOSES | 1514 LOCUST ST., CENTRAL 4995. (c80) \ Inspect the New Patented ESKIMO FREEZER DISPLAY CASE tor Ice or Mechanical Refriceration. Eskimo Products are nteed for 5 Years. BIUTCHER ‘ iaral Eskimo Refrigerator Co. ral S690 £15 N. 9th St REMOVAL SALE | All Rebuilt Coolers, Regardiesa of Cost 7Xoxlv ESKIMO 7Tx5x10 NATIONAL §x6x10 ST. LOUIS 12xixl' BRECHT 10x8xIi' BRECHT Als —~s others. Al) guaranteed and priced for immediate sale Eskimo Refrigerator Co. CEntral \ ) £690 GAINT LOUIS Cooler dark oak: service doors. mirror a sacrifice. epien- Brecht reconditioned, at ; Grocery ¢ a bargain. RECONDITIONED *“ATENTED FREEZER DIS Di NTERS. — oe 2: [Be ANS F RVICE. AS NE condi Liened Saale offered tan low prices during March. us save You money on ) under no obliga- ooler: . Huss. ” ye ate purvhaae. ; ? 911-913 N. mreaiwey ntral seme. . DOUIS MO. TYPEWRITER AND ADDING MACHINES Wanted LITE R Wtd.—U one Roval No. ] ‘tien state price ane nderwom. No. 35 be in good 2. Post-Dis MACHINE—Burrou rhe yy. 123 Arcade Bide. M4ACHINE-—Sunds#trand lke new, reasonadb.e A ND TYPEWRI ADD MING $50 ic8 —— a4DnU TERS _* st. late mode TY P EW RITER——Remington: like new: $25 9 Margaret ta. COlfax 0464 W 4c) TYPE sw ag T ER—U: Aooensed “Ne good L822 _Hogan st UTER—Olit er g I M ~ good condi‘io _ Marcus. TYPEW tf Underwood Reva $25-$50 'oweat St. | » i vos TYPEWR $ Remington, tals. repairs. ren ’ ivth MAin 1 — 4 makes ” guarantee esiimates furnished _ and Saiea Co i23 N SKke7 NDE RW iw D— No 5: €o°, 2T26A Universi l ci oD TY PEWR $25 6911 Page \ ISTBLE TY PEWRITERS—$15 ana up al pairing. rentals. WUanleon Typewriter Co.. ay XN 9th st (c36) ANIMALS ds Wanted — bea or read bore Meyer. “3153. Cea fornia. UV and @& nothir but see re Gardner 3 —y yp ne “le 014 heal ths trabe s' linea pigs, domestic from everywhere fryr £n: Op 31901 cy! Trpewriter Sth GAr Ly _ wees few weeks NDERW RI TER — a a ny aroun? Ligh GRand wit? 4404 Young Write Jack Kel. shington, Lous i— All kiné@s. froero or write Halfia. 3LVU1L St evrry- Uilive. (ce8) Dogs and Cats For Saie Al RED AL E— Thoroughbred male aa. i _A Dalivy ROL TL Genuine. 4 mont O89 Dehalt ie T4+l3 ~ for Ac nade > ’ ’ > lL? « PUPS om the oid, hel; So ie PUPS—Pedigreed: 5 EAGLE hoon And pupe: P Arkview 47 months old: $8. 8347 Poin wre and ‘getters ~ for Pil-Clare Kennrela, aATwa! er risgantt. Mo TERRI Rs —All | kinds, We buy gd sel 311) Glive. icBy)} TE RRIER—Pedigreed. female " “or 2) Lhe TE ERIE eR t PUPS — Nicely naibedk Louimans BORTO N BULL “PUPPIES OB — anions 3. \ mi aerenter aY ~ cL Pra, ‘res * ‘aaonabie. 1818 % 17th TERRIE cRS— Large nale Beastie hound PAU av Ran 357 pas ~ “TERRIER PUP. Male. 2 om raid 80 Proed matron Tears ‘eisiers] cheap, Wahash ?9R RORTOON stu’ dark seal brindle. per- Dair $10 onthe ald — A : 915. (eAQ) | } | | BOSTON ; ' i Fort COLLI COLLIE PU PS—Pedi reed. COLLIE FP" “Ps—Healthy. CO! LIES— om LLL he COLLIE ANIMALS Dogs and Cats_ ats For Sale old: - beau tif ul- rensonabie. IN PUP—4 4 months ‘BOSTON, Ft maie: must sell: BOSTON TERRIERS——Beautiful a OSTON female; a weeks old: | Lehr, 5506 Loutsian Pea RRI "nT ptud; ro i'l formation. — | BOSTON BULL PU PPIESs— atuds. Delportes. Duke: Louisiana. PRospect 2417 = STON RRIERS— 1 las be on OR tens biood; fee $10 | £027 = North Market. _ SUPP . RIER , [BOSTON a class dogs at etud, fee ? 4634 Maffitt. COlfax 7564 pee aa nag d. Re meer | chee at etu | enmeien blood P tee $10. 3664_ Finney.(c99) BOSTON TE RRIE RSs— Pedigreed 7 pups and grown stock: at stud. La Rosedai Kennels, Olive St. and Frice Tose: Ss ER ~pUPPIES—Maie BOSTON ae stud. Duke the AJomoer, 12-pound Boston terrier, Easton. __ BOSTs rN markec m of aetock CneaP. Derta Bt ISTO NX ee (c¢ } o TERRIER PUPPIES—Perfectiy ales and females: from best LAclede 6568. 2226 Al- “PUPP ibs — Beauti- ' verw reasonable: Thorpe's Kennels, ic} TERRIER Ri STON - beautifully marked: seeal and eligible to register. A Dany 0165 week Gays. fe) | BOSTON TERRIER-—At stud; rea! hght weignt. Ribbon Formentor at St. Louis, Memphis, , Warne, at Chicago. Plegges, Easton. _fe ‘BRED POX. TERRIERS—Male«. $s. fe- $5: itttle beauties. 38534 St. nang TERRIER PUPS — Thoroughbred. VOuUnEe e.igible to C3 ced reas 2 we *3 Kennels. North Manchester. Ind. | (e29 CHOW PIePpPY—And grown dogs. ar¥a | Burgen. av. 543W. CH’ Ww brindle: _ av. _ Riverside 2 CHOW—Cream male: specimen: highly old: very rare: must Call GArfield B128 lion head: CHOW CHOW PUPPIES—And grown eiock | for sale at reasonable prices: high-class | | Smporees and American bred vhows at stud. $25 to $50: chows boarded — Chow Kennels, Troy, I). No. ] ie E “PU P—s mi ynths: “male. Eze FOrest 458: OM. - 3239 ~ Ten nny- Nand 1816. (cO9) fat males. 8: cheap. 7600 own 1 743. | (c9? } rr ee ee ee old. iTS. son Sq., or phone 619A Chouteau av. -~At stud. YOrkt! Fic rissa! rd : Thi I rou. hbred. 1 vear Kingsh a ray. PUPPTI > ea T} i hs “Os he Pu narkes maie, 0306 H eege ; lv eres 7 ree ey larier pets: beautifully ‘\OLLIE—I edigreed -heat. side 3942 DOG ri shaw. Dx xz5—Diffe erent lots pedigreed Bargain geairebie _ er 462 Ww. "hee ‘ribbons. roehl, rd. River- ‘cc ’ Lawn chairs " trellis. Many high- 3101 Olive. c99 } ” bost! ons, Persian none but Weenkis. prices, DOGS—Pomeraniars pekinese, poodies, fox rriers. monkeys. kittena, Quality. af ° the best Ihhs rubber teeth 1g sae 25c each: dog Wicker dog “3109 Ol LLARS — Dog sv eaters ac¢g we save dog fanmers many dcti- invite comparison, 3101 Olive (cee) Janke. ie) ings: VW e ESKIMO SPITZ—?% thi will have puppies in 1U0 dars 2718 St. Louls ar FOX TERRIER Hiiand 3&4 TOY FOX TERRIE ES oS 43 o Lt us. ‘ a: e POX TERRIER PU Ps pas 2518 Salina GERM i POL ,» digres ’ = GERM AN roughbred must #l PUPS— KR Sun months GERM iN POLIC E wrk tery & mon _uine: bargain. S017 Wisconsin. GERMAN POLICE Pires pedigreed. S30 and $55 van a : ; Psteee GERMAN POLICE PUP— . pion, pedigreed. imported dog at stud. Fellhauver’s. Cedarcrest Inn... Manchester rd. GERMAN POLICE PUPS—a fine litter estrone and healthy: see both parents 3 341 Calif THA. : : GERM AN POL ICE DOG — very mean: good for stud of Lit at a GERMAN - . Female. cham- Imported, 4 4311 PUPPI pedi greece tralred ij} and Fleeta. ) 8215 Grav ns Vi BAL CE an Pedigree lym} ported 3 Or8 Mose eaie a! sO WEbdster si LSM nehester end Perry rd Mayer. GREYHOU xD— for racin He TL Nagel. 2 LEWELLYN greed male a: —S months old =o $20. Box ¥-367. Post-Dis. SE ‘TTE ER PUPPIFS—Pedi- female. Victor ~ic00 ic ) PASC HA KENNEL LS—Board all oro. dog® ce Dt ‘Doies for sale. _ WEhst ter aoe PEKINGESE PUPS—Sired br Champion | Juany. COlfax 2195 ryy anc a ar * ere champions. Kirkwood w } 1047 es eda I "EKINESE “PUPrPS—i white and 2 partly “ol pedigreed. _1253A Aubert PEE! ‘NG ESE— Beau itiful puppy. | male ) nonths old: sire Champion fus of Neh Call | POrest 6856 (c) PO! INTER “PUPS—Thoroughbred, S&S weeks ld »203 Gresham _si POINTERS— white and white avi } dla K ft) ke 8 months old. Joe Obernuefferman i Venice. Tl... front. between McKinley and Merchants’ | NN Sars een ee POL ICE PUPPIES— Pedigreed: Call HNland 0824. POL ICE DoOG—Pedigreed; well trained. Sis 20th. ee ee POLICE PUPS—Bilack( male and femaies Virginia (8600 8. Broadway) DOG 14 months old. female Abany OSS83J 3 ae AS Ee (OJ ) wolf gray nthe. $50: | . a. thoroughbreds, 4 T water o7W. or write t-Tmepatch ¢) TRAINING lucing beard Kennels, PO ‘Ll ] CE TTT) I Mj anf PID m Germany: a La a #s FPueoDLi $15) POOD' F&F 2001 Sale ic] } mbbon ( om Eskimo Spitz white: blue O84 Montana ngliab full stock te s | ~SK (THO white spitz = cheap 3 — Fox terriers, collies, poodles, spitz Saanevedan bulls, alireda les Bargain prices. Z11i1 Olive. icy) every description. Man. high- New lots received daily. No Ba refi 18ed Angora Kittens. rabbits. cuine: pigs. monkers. fan- cy pigeons, doves, pete of -wery drecription. Call or write. We breed, Duy and sell pate. Ship everrwherr. Open Gaily 7 a. m. ~~ 6:30 pv. m. Sundays. & a m. until Pet Shop. 3111 Olive. Phone Lindel Oirve. | “8 } PUPPIES of ly pedigreed reasonable nor BONY .c@9) RABBIT Roun} — 1° Gussie i el. broke ‘cbea p. or SCOTTISH TERRIER —. ported etech R—i pot pe > inf fj and Price road. N. Grand © — WiTREB imported prize Winners. 3730 nVisgionn TOU R OOG can get well. consui: Shaf- fer. 5368 Tnion ar. Colfax T1é " +e) AT STUD—Boeton terter ine _ and registered this ie @ rea im over 82> Hickory GArtieid 5450 Cell soul alse erown ” wheel. 7224 Grevois ar - doe. pedigmed ~% emre rmrepeenabic io} oy rhs . females: heavies $172 19¢ 9. 14. mixed prepaid; establiehe! 2918 Mi higan, | Rocks shipped | Hatchery. $10; Farms, heavy mixed, Ozark horns, 100 $12: paid live delivery. a | RRR as — CHICKS—You don't pay for until] they are deliver rr cent ! Lechorns, . OoTrps. Wyandottes. $16. ‘bars. Hatchery. Green, Mo. nose eae CHICKS— You don't nti) delivered: we 100 ; live per bars. $16. our shin per cen del 100- orpin rt o Hogan ates chick book from the btoneer ‘Batch jlay- Millers Muiseouri Accredi ‘ ery. old chicks have 25 years of reliability . BARRED | flocks, wit! per cent Write for catalog south | 16 leading | DGG MILLER of them. From luspec records. 100 : (T as R n i Wh) ALADDIN HATC HE SRY Box dat. Bank wd bie RNS—i2c: Orpingtons | i per cent es. Hatchery. “ test accredited catal gue at sur- foremost sue free. Lindstrom Hatchery Rroadway best winter-lay-. | Normandy _ pi. TiCces - - : oult Ty | yg blood. double guarantee chicks and hatching eggs at virtually same “credited, mated “by | moner- | rocks, heavies. Hatched | hatching science. ask for Maho ord. 618 8 a continu- Phone _WEbster R58 M [APLEWOOD. MO ing sirains.: show ing _M 9. ality flocke wWran- | BUY “he foe Sete CHICKS | inenected ois Se peeart- an | reds. lewhorne: — prices: full live delivery gsuaran- t prepaid 5 per Genosits books - Get prices at moet Parmn 65.50 | CANARIES. ~W omer f 0. Jer (oO) BABY CHICKS—Rhode Rb Isl lsbore. | block Maplewood loop. BLUE ANDALUSIAN | Ted setting exgs. 75 lan nd 5186. Si CO "KERELS—! Laying strain: Rhode Beans >| Feces. 8656 St and Rhode 16 De rYonshire. Island at = ene Poe Charies.(c) Mo. or sintered. 4087 hein [aL a r hatching: setting dark red hens _JEfferson 8842 BGGS—Purebred per 15: $6 R. _Hadoci “K. _1422 M _ ‘Causiand j ev. quick EG RSS ~Rhwo de island red haichi ac guar- Tompking strain. 96. 34 Engen e. SBOouUutLh _ wai ik east. ct AN D | cr 9CK ERBPLS $1.50 UP: setting Parkview ~ BGGS—Rhode Ivtand 4926 Seibert res 3 or *? hundred cu _ Mo. PU —— LLETS eomb reds. | SETTING getting hens hens. ev LLMs “BGGSHIBITION — me a REDS—S.-C R. I. WHITES | The results of more than @0 years of breeding experience, trapnested, heavy-lay- ing. igreed. show color and type. Baby * QUALITY 100; 5 | prices charged by ordinary hatcherics. few pullets and cockerels for sale. | today and each week hereafter. list and egg-record blank free on request. | PENMAR ACRES, Chas. Key Cullom. Prop. the’ R. F. D. 38. Anglum. St Mo Penmar Stop on Creve Coeur line Sussex For Sale hites Lee | : COCKERELS—And hatching exes s eled sussex English Andalusians. N. 9th st Pigeons & Pet Birds For Sale BIRDS—Parrots monkes s. Persian kittens seks dogs, fis! 3461 8. _tarand. | PLRAD CAGES—™M ake vour Goliars have more cents. Trade here. 31lil Olive. BIRD CAGES of every description. whole- Sale a@0Dd retail Absolwtely largest selec. ene of cages and stands. € see Ith your own eves. Bargain pri TYP. BIRD CAGES—R Ur dozen $2: rt Cage stancdsa Prams. full-eive stands (‘ther items at Francia, 3105 CANARIES pa ity bi ree CAN ARTES —Gaaranteed, aingvrere _— mated pairs. 4715 Morganf: oo) et ee —~ low | CAN ARY BIRD NFsi 2107 CHICK HATOHERIES. "AN ARIES- Rollers: alifornia a CAN ARIES—Fine mountain eeliing all. 4552 Ferdinand CANARIES—st. Andreasberg. 1 male females: staring to» build. PRoepect 135 31 “ANARIFS— Rollers mranteed singers A. Belle ~and A an ny. siene. __ 2808 Texas (coe) © ANARIES— ud singers, $6 and $F. 36448 Coo CAN Rinks ; re. all fay = Chr ap 40253 S CANAR [ES—Reliers beet | gona Die. 765 Wroming CANARIES ~ Rollers. ine stock: very reas: nable Harz =f. singers. white caces Sun- Lonnie can be had rea- singers: alien leew? 4205A K fiehtimeaics dence riptio: we dolinre 370% °F). mated, L Baire ete. Se ling aiks of every fanciers man; CANARIES- femalca, cages 8237 Nottingham CANARIFS-— Halt goldéfinch bal? canare- mule bird+s: the leod singers 3401 (Vine aecresesneisiae MOOR ; Andreasdure rovers mating fenales cay fow eit | fa VA RTES—PResctitul fuarantee4d trained SOCAA Lot ys seal CA NARTES—fotperted ‘German roter. 5 | c.. lately guarariesd males, $4 95 7? a??? gers ‘* and tae p feardne > Linde?! oT ry (CaN cies -Twe beaut: fu! bar, US Malling cam 320, Hamiltca a | } and * weeter« cage et i Hotel. a ' food and A peo of our reds made hirhest average | chicks | just 24 9-10 | Chicks ag low | |; sale Grecniop Mo. {c99) | BRar- | lechora, | Mrs. Bast. Der- | save pet PR =F VS—Dragoons. POULTRY AND 8 Pigeons & Pet CAN ARILES—Singers fe buil finches. chasfin birds, thrushes. ¢ cird supplies, House, 7803 Penneriv ania CANARIFS—Cages - kinds: keep ‘Song birds bealth by feed therm seed. We ha _— xe. 508 Franklin first-class CANARIES—c Befure you safe than each. Sunlight. tary bird store healthy. © er = manw el lars. 310 CANARY BREEDING Cc white enamel} led Sanitary. « width 9 inches. - Toch larger 910) 4101 Olive. siteembeate - TRB iviie le Days AN ARY 35e grade round, more. : save pet fanciers many CANARIES 430) {ar Adar guaters. the king of al} cs ne open-meuth warbler. tueks me get one in a more canaries thay all St. Lewis cor nbined, ful dealer in birds in A ers man ¥ A eR em i sai Al te S—Guaranteed : , antee with each - male dreasburxer soft-nored or for breeders. $4.95 Parokeets. S825 flere many than moet, “tT Vite \ CAN ARIES— Experienced. sive rou free advice relat bring your birds by. Out-of letters immediately secretaries been devoted to this Bunt substantiated. Years of elese handling | canaries . Louis, We ask your banker Pet Sho pe. | CANARTES— Different lots We advertise pu Well. here's the ¢ men attendants trained, we clean storervom for them, we ~0 to 100-——besides rabbis, fancy piceons, doves, coc etc. We acveriise what we ful advertising built oe, the lete Pet each. | @st. fine. comparison. tion alee for health in alive. It’s a clean sto ——as far as we know. It's —as far as we know. all 'Manv have darlight——me — navy have fresh air. is well——RPRusiness is ay? | Drive br some evening. 3101 Olive at. _CANARTES — ae better, better than moat. tee with every singer. You can buy finer singers. built this, oe larrest. Open your . We ship and puppies everywhere. dollars. 10T @ —_— 5 . r a. Re Several Goudie; and Years of all of who we ane pptes Of many - ruth—we ag “= i 33 a ~—e National Pet Shop .3101 k« =i as ae tor . HOUSEHC ee. : a > F : Se. ta nerees. mares, harne - ‘wag- ; ol ‘purposes, cheap. 1706 Bridie. Ww ay. cotnds 8 veare . 2139. pe WaGON— Suitabie for pa- 4015 McRee. ‘horses te DacsgyY. esis Dalton, ‘ermes: _ bargain. —Harness and “surt wagon. _ evans. _. ton sor . —--— Tey “4 “Colfax | 2912 of 3! 2. Cotlege_ chunky - harness: ped- ae 2070. ‘Mullanphy_ ‘lv we — and harness. : pounds. frfth wheel “ragon norse a harness. _ 1829 N. 18th. ridine horses. half orice. Penn Farm wieus St. Louie County = AND COAL WAGON—Reasonabie. wise Braniner pl. nahiiiedlie’ a RES— Team young mares and hurness. tiand pony outfit. JIG) Penrose rs} team voun grav. Bi 249 Connecticut. a ae Bs—Two fine vs eo = ; . : nds Ww ‘eae : make offer. 4116 N ILIith.. reer. iie—liccwe: oad i ses. 2 Pa n. L®— 4% years. works double or sin- ; cheep 7934 Case. TL ES—Smail horees. harness. one “mare. 4976 Naturel Bridge. es i0- 1 farm wagon. -| sets har- a ee ne printed wenn Free f dealer on earth or ey toe ter birds than we do. Thisis the largest. a. in the world Drive by. ‘cvutside. come in, view & oy Wonderful modern wooderful modern light building. the eum first three words in hy«ciene Make your own Comparten deen ‘rees. 6 horses. 3 stake wagons 4301 W. ‘ef > sayton. sestenipiiniitiiaes ew SPAPER CARRIER'S WaGon— new. LOSS Grattan. €c} ICE WaGOW — Call COtfax 2107 East Fair. (enh [DPLER S OUTFIT—Seli Cal Kosciusko, LER’s OUTFIT—Cheas_ ” $323 “Vir. ? ecparai-+. CANARIES—Trainea to wh call—we have birds Marches—Waltz Meiodies. the Canary that. whistied ¥. Len@y. birds of every d liv prored. There's a reason mense growth—for our ereat compare a emal!l Bird Store complete Pet Shop tn the Wi . Eira a2 in A ow nh. we. Truthful aTe VWarT many 310? Cie RAT Larre for $38 P4ARROTS—Pinger Macaws, cockaioos, ac Olive saree Ran aT } vi aan ~~ cours 3107 white ‘ye “ave Pet J tame. talking parokeets. stake, AON ae Jefferso>. fantaile er kinés: ship anywhere. iP 1G ; ‘EON S— English dragoons. hungarian fan 4207 7 9th st. ri PIGEO de LOT OF BREEDING cheap. 4137 Ohio. Rivers! BEFORE YOU — ‘TY visit our store: nothing hae it one of the ——~ o— the Louis County, : © oe ‘Tenia: SEONS-—Dracoons kines. jo faniaiis carnea ux. Pou itry—Misc. = (ne heavy ww ‘eland reds. ioe ou grdoc Km. ag. 4 739 Hammett. pacabed Supplies For BREEDING CAGES—J3. orn dt ition. 4 call HOUSE—Xew: : a 2 lave for &46 et S85. 42339 West. HOVERS Wia—f 1090 te 'arre breeder | store: state L. Moriact. Mar c TOR 2 a broeder b Sorth Marte, INCUR ATOR eons. 190 ehox 5oztia W elie. TO 60 and O85 64TORS—- Buc’ eve. $5 6168 Sherry. 1h Terr} “HTC \ i » i~af S$. » wr. INCUBA TOR—240-ea8 intertiati ronal tzer. Degny aad ts "BATOR—2 200-emm. sacTifice Sunday. x rater “a eali geen whe (“laver ne & essfaul incubator. 440 ‘Ba: es INCU? A TUR! brooders: Pua a) kinds. mpaiws lass, 416-18 Lacas av. RATOR. nu TY arc ai ‘tax ©4788 ae BA TORS—1440 ens e ogg ‘*ryoners oh aPrh. ha taer Tavor ererwona: morgitty . Feawet Denny 34 oa rg aie PT LT MOUTH RuoeK rating } freon. ¢ Forest. AQUARIUMS. F ‘AQT ARIT BS— Peacocks, fiah 47 Labaiie ae. sk PRT. RSON’- . CF hae is Poa Pose. ee TROPIC ri — ise , basiey. i” : cbemp. rer? rc one ous — + > a . carriers, tals: ,-# aNTIQUE W ALNUT “FURNITURE —Chatr | = — St. Ferdinand. PEDT Spcikns ocr be Bo, 2 Case av . oF br “Th rt + ‘DDLFER'S “TFIT—Good condition re - 3G i peperate. ___ 2427 & 34. ¢ -Black: gentile. broke to ride. does | Bow ALON aSerom Route Ne 1 Box 352A ' nites hone WYdown 04°26" - OF Te {arr bad eae aries mie” Pr iE WaGON—I one horse hae “—— ) s. Sth + at. - AGONS_2- neddle-- eat of “ness im 3413 Penney!vania_ : a i BAGONS— Loe. coal ~ 5 ae dirt. . single a double aliers chains. jacks: cheap. eases ae. ‘ con of aii , aeeeriotiobs. Ter = Victor 045 $8 r HOUSEHOLD GOODS patouee Kinds of rare antique furniture rea- Call 5244 Mafritt ‘¢) one. 2587 QCE CARD * TiBLES 4° mahogany we = awe TaRt. E— Bin a marble ton ADD a eae eetminster a floor partment re ij QUE TABLE—Clawifeet._ foidi me Santo iomingo mahogany. a8 i 3925 da fe; ° buffets, tab'es. chairs, solas. ries “heste of drawers and oe ae io#4) West Pine. a Ks. Mah sgany sewing tabie, "Py we palntitgs. engrarings. 321, 'N Bove cor ho ’TSTOOLS —Rare- scUers. 0 dealers. fer noon. 7935 Greer ic? — - CUMBE A ° ome al) rn 4 co Criette 6 genuine chairs. early Amencan - arm 7m top pedes@al tabi-. aoe, . ~— Se. eet eee oe Aeneas FOS a WLDGO0Ds Fon saLe | '—Lioyd. $15. 1167 “Hamis- Y —#trelier. was heater cedar Newberrr terrace ; Gray reed: Sid. S508, t a aaa new. for “SE | ) ace _ #t. . — duet p new ones : SAFES

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STNDAY. MARCH _13._ 1927. AND BIRDS . anc i3. 1997, ~ 800 HOUSEHOLD- ‘GOODS, Sewing Machines, Machinery, Boats and d Launches and Miscellaneous Wanted and For Sale Ads Today. et __ post-DISPATCH. ee oks For Sale ae. SS Se ser, CHRANE'S: STRAINS? — | CANARIES—Singers. females, eee " 6 for | HOUSEHOLD GOODS — _FOR | SALE} Rts _H O U S E HOL D GO JO D S F O 2 Ss S | A Al. E- _ | FOR SALE 2 — Ra GF TTUCe bul! finches, chasfinck —— —— AN 4 » R EDS birds, thr ushes, cardinals. Pte ia spare Oto’. TG Wea Wii one | UR rURE~ e es aND RADIO Wta— CO8- line on BEDS “DAY BED—Davenetie: $1°- clean- Fr URN ITURE— ———— SS = = 9c AYERS i\food and bird supplies, ©C 1926 LAYERS House, 7803 Pennsylvy ania, Ce a oa hing: excbange player-piano. kinds; up- to-date Simmons and er. bicycle. Vietrola. je n 3684 BOZA S. 13th ’ 7 j me So ; oe | rv Smith-Davis; t = & made hichest average | ¢ - fdee ‘weRe ascaisinsheseteamamnsillnadeaaiaiaisli Win size And nice full-size — ; , ai i State-conducted con- gg aoe and 3 TORK Wid —CaPrpenta ey bo ; walnut colors: these beds | DAY BED—Like new: will deliver: $9 FURNITURE —6 rooms’, $100: must sell; | | FXC main 4 0 7-09 ending in 9? » healt h hy fe edi your birds i +. ex ance serv ices for dental - ‘ brand- -new : oniy samples: little ' Wagner F urniture Co. ! 2218 Virginia te} leaving city. 1103 N. V andeventer. Ik, ANC wW { 11 6-0 -@ Mgh hen over all breeds. seed. We it. C entra! the pe ee , wil $338, Post-Dispatch. and ae oe — springs to fit same | uss i D— Sideboard. single bed. other | PURNITU RE—When you think of furni-. | eOLIvsE sT. “on iy > , . ~ , i hor ‘ € Pe, } contest lincy, Jaru- 509 . A first-class store : . BTOCRINO—Fscpernge 5 for radio or | cali will pot any a all-cotton or felt. A | DA BER a ZADA 8. Jetfarson ture see James at 4403 Easton. (c9P) 19th and \W ashi} t | ] immons, and pad: xoud condi FURNISHINGS— romplete, of gentieman's ig OD over all heavy first-class reputation - 3 at 1939A_ if livan. ({c) LEV ~~ é = ~ : me ae SVY BROS.. 311 N. i >) : red pen, TANAR = = geese _ . lh SE _14th m st. uon, $10. 4014 A McPhersen. oi t. ontest. month of Febru. ny oon og Sen dnvestiate Bene’ ae GANG Bari Davison or pwith | side| gree Fs age? brass beds. round | | DAY-BEDS- Rugs, roc Pity dressers _| bedroom: leaving ee ; Se ae ea a ODD PIE C KS at G REAT SA V iti fH safe than sorry. Written cusraneee ig 2, Collinsville aw.. Bast eee sON) ple, 4 chairs. 3919. juniate lamps, mirrors: cheap. 3512 Olive. ‘ taste: bargain: sickness. Call Sunday or! /! ” - - Iron Bed. | "y ; t. } ‘ ; r. ; ed leac :, ss : , BEDR ’ bs ae Ma - , kn. t if orpiogtons. ‘aes ied “toe healthy» We tay our ie. “runs and Jooks ¢ oa: Ree, feat & ae piece, $40. 4144 ne ea : tt BED— Almost new: bargain if taken |@fter 6 p. m. POrest 28071 Ie | CASH | Kitchen Paliteate . 30--6u-- T § W = $8.50: 100. | ejay inv do € me ve pet a q Tudor. runs @ COKS GOOG: | c —— 2élA Russell. FURNITURE of 3 rooms; combipation | ape | reps ' , 2 : f Ds 2a c Pri Cuts m a ee i pete toa TIME | Davenettes g | : | Mm: eNs se sumaceree) ||| $250.00 3-pe. Overstuffed $12.00 Layer Felt Méitnnienthte 1 —_— oe $10.50: 100, |} Raw ee ae “" trade for Idftirs’—25, $6:50; 50, | °2> ARY BREEDING CAGES—__Me “ea wins, ye Reber_p!.. LAclede _7077. . -hershon (cs| ped: $12. 6268 Sherry. cornnc Goodfe}. | Phrey. 18 ine a re par ot ame } : APE Wt td.—Exchange player ae 4 — >, breakfast "a g.. ). See oo (cd) FURNITURE—Kitchen cabinet, ice box. Vel av R. I. red hens, com- ,,, - Gann. AR hee. height “eee COMax 7312). 44: 1 San Fran- : _West Pin Sh és : LAL BED, brass bed. ice box. di ning room Superior enamel combination range. 4001 | ove ms elour Davenport .. Ps $5 2 9 a $89.00 fire layers. Chicks, 40c i “Om barton. larger Rize. . yo : 16) | ae ~ SUITE—w alnui;: practically table and chairs, dresser, chifforone and Hartford, Oak Extension Table.__. , iH : $50.00 Solid Wal. Dresser. $6.95 Be DAYS. 3101 Oliv rul bfui advertig: gud PIANO—* imost | new: for Jot. news 8 ee. 4 5219 Cate a c) . = heaters, 2413 Salena. - U RNIT URE - 3-room outfit: ali equlp- Day-Bed and Pad GS he on ’ | : 110 00 3 K bi D v tie ; 145 00 4 Bed ~, F ANARY RIRD moe oa oa T (cag ‘ , Post- Dis spaich. : ase BEDRODL M SUITE—Wainut: te two! Fats | DAY- BEDS Latest styles: almost new: | ,sment: can rent house if wanted 4°42 O: k “Stee Sy gape i jot pedal aa Sg el RE i § Ws pe. roehier avene . | 6145. J- pe. room Suite— , Oc each 3 eh | See === | rugs. 551144 Virginia av. fc) is” will sel’ at low prices.” Levy Bros.. 3]] | Hunt ee i ie emer — : ; “eg as . = dvs ca eee ; mse ee Bed, Dresser and j able -" . i 2 3 , : -- a ee $175.00 3-pe. Velour Kroehler 1it0 y © Scie cane : Or ”- th. 25c; dozen &5e Ont . mE is breed chicks a), Pd.00; oe *, itside wire bird c BEDROO Pe . 14th st: TIRNITURE . ' ely ‘ [se @ach : M SET-—i:eautiful- Jat FURNITURE—4 rooms, nicely furnish 1; Cochrane’ free combine: grade lecisamas Toren. ee Meiw ? { SES AND VEHICLES 664° Adsinis set and rue’ jatest atyle: | DAY- eax ae Rome make: taupe ve- reasonable. Can rent fiat. 1120 Mor- | | as Pee COMMING Inound. 12 4 4 laide. Apart our: @ost } ‘ risen, satnatonetiens ~ ; ; tes rae ne and catalog. aon —9 tend peene. a Ay better °t can : 2 For Sale te Zs 5 bari ment 2. a 4 a me. Saalneas couch, pad*and dime, forse ‘ Shh. FC complete; wail 3 Room ¢ VUutfit complete, _ Kite hen, Bedroom i 1G. Davenette Set ..........$54.55 | $245.00 5 piy real Walnut Bed. MM 1. ate : Mo. tave pet fanciers many dollars. 3101 0 ie Pe ~ WAG Gox— sne-horse : : palmost : + oS oat pw By pow feat D ned new : a Wat: it ees 26: 31. (or) furnishings $350. leaving cits 06 | |} | and Liv ing Room including floore "OY vering $100 00 Genuine Leather 3- pe Nea” Suite—4 pieces;—bo w-end (eco) > —-- REG oe ck sale. hone . ture Co.. ‘ranklin gfe icle ery late mod ct . | aa fl a se AN ARIE: S— Golden > day and wy night og ! x a me — ciasck tiiiiadiall ) | BEDROOM S8UITE—4-piece Amer.cai wa). |, 0eauuful pattern; only fex monthe ol ‘ FURNITURE—3 rooms. complete; cheap: Opie St. . LOU wo ined ARGEST | DEALER IN SL IGHTL’ Y 1 USE DD Ft "RNITU rE Li Parlor Suite $14.75 ed large ’ dre r, chifforobe \ e Re pr macaers. the king of ‘all ca naries. Real - AGON and ice wagon. eohinn imi ea Steiner Puralture - sberfect sanitary condition; from very caving city: wonderful bargain. 2510A ;'——— SIR eee —————— | cds I hi, Ov and Semi-\ anity eks S ig e DLL Bene pen-mouth warblers. > : . St. Ferdinand. _ us : ree i {sei il fe % cr half, Ph ne Viet With ad: will | farcus om PR HOES tee oe a | $225.00 3. pe. 4,008e Cushion ver » Ps . 9 é Tt ante ace ee OMe Ih o . Web MM Serscs— Double farm; hea ~prase | BE model; new: — lone Victor 4062W. ( | RFURNITURE—Hugn-giade, = cneap. ee |; gtuffed Suite $145.00 Rich Walnut Finish Din . | yom arte A vs o . ’ gr Ss nearly new. 06 8 » Sefterson. Wa AG ROS. 301 th $20 ett D. AY BED i ae ianhager Sherican apar’ ment 4 Fea at WE SELL ing- Room I oe $64 75 Ml 10. Al O00C: | WICK | dealer in birds in America, “We Basts—° norges, marae. nfles _—— | perbacaT oe Cate style. walnut. |) Slide out: spring, fine cretomne pad: FURST RE—Conteats of 3-room cot: | 1 $3. OO alee Rooms Fu 5. 00% prottrcss iee | ci ides net fanciers 19+ a Oak. etc.. sold at auction Monday | °/8.50: new. tage: also law books and others 5573 | e X $24.00 Refrigerator, 75 pound see $40.00 Kitchen Cabinet — blue written av \ capacity 7 enamel ..... +* B : Stn SO ere enna erence = ee ‘Imar 997 78W Chicke laid Ss. i 4) if : * ange a af f - t) ret We BS — ~-— ae , : harrows. S. a a on ay. PRospec: 0341. N * a ~ wn November 15 to De- jo“ THe ons. Of course. 3101 oO at BRARNESS ee, ae ahotien. 4224 oa Sa SBTS—Living room mn set, “aati 8558 Crittenden. O dealers. | FURNITU greg e ete bedroo am. dining. pother says. “Your chic " e| ' ae 2 cag f Experienced. trained hag fe me, cn robes, chifforettes, rockers. chairs, tables | DINING SE T—@ chairs. table and bai. | \ ery Teasonable. 15344, W. asta, st. : hose costing 70c ea ot Bay leet teleds te Seta to your Dinis ; ARES Secondhan4 double and_ sin- Leonori, 3507 Lucas. fet: no. dealers 3449 Neosho. as | FD RNITURE—Good: two rooms: rent : , ‘9 - ile ros fp ’ e C5 a ae a qr ne ae ~. eet he ate ee “ ~ nn ~ trained 5-piece Bedroom Suite. . .... - $90.00 = mi 7 big r . ' = € th whey ghd oe secretarics. Years of all of our time teau 8. neice OL Bi en o—. American walnut; 4 s; ee: golden oak, $35. 4411 Nebraska. | Werren st ai KING FURNITURE COMPA NY | . Rooms 2 asians Loving: Room Suite. seo: inn MAKE : ; a eke . : - ‘ ,& oo = > Tae n oe ; ; ' ; ‘~ na i 7 er man, ine beep breeder | Per” devoted to Years of a tacts easily ei Raps xD MULES (co9) | fordbe and lange crpaeer Sill sents pie | day. 3008" 8 Pies’ Call Mow “agsoriment 10 be sold et Vauction Blonday. | = A | Completely. $75 new odd overstuffed Chairs. . $23. 5 YOUR ° r mn OU 4) ‘yeary | eiaed “a. " ears o — = Pe >. ee eer ry — cor by © ad , » ' : 4) IKy » 4 pe . yours won . at Fyn ? | elese but buying. handling’ ah ae me harness. patent . dump ¥ wagon, BED ROO eS Bros... Jil | S._ 26th st. | DINING SUITE—6 chairs, tabi e. buffe t; | Selkirk’s 1810 Chouteau. _ 99) 2618 k RAN : IN AV. $169 iv Gubsenteed yoy oe 7 OWN _ eign ; Rad goer goin canaries in _St. L ouis. + 2 ; 927 Ann. Vie tor O282W. (c83) es we bought at bie “di bedroom . guites | . Z022A Hic kory. Victor ] OBI ve j EU KNI TURE— Dining room, ec) Ooen Satu d D : ” 9-piece walnut Dining auite.. 398 00 - Dicks ; | ask your soe Ra ge RT a e discount: 50-ine N oS, itchen, complete; sell eeparately; coltage r @ and as many as you Pet shone. ( | ioe tit pol _ re ee te A — Ss panieh Guitforobe and bed | oy POM Ser— T0078 Leake 10 tor rent, “COltax 1318K. 3125 Fair. : com ng ar bane — “7 ‘eo. esis icin 25% otf TERMS ae. — eee — ED sbead. c — panne e new Panish design: these suites | . = : . FURN "RE. —Of 6-re low: Mil- Furnished sae _CANARIES—Different lois rec ived dais err s mares. harnes ss. Wag-|would be ic DINING ROOM SET—8 pieces: . RNITURE-Of 6-rosm bungalow; 2 + Yes alle ai N Si INN | We advertise puppies of si * i Cc © = bed. , e . s i wy ° o> a _ ” 7 x . 42° = wo Deans. (c) ,?'rGs Money can buy. Often gel] a ® pea carrier. _ 4015 _McRee._ “gang ee ity: walnut: worth SoR0- Bpsttorote oa PRospect 0785. a (c) | FURNITURE—2-room efficiency. complete | O488J. tre ee dia SS 5218 . ‘oly SER—Walnut. latest ?— 221 W. E aS a ; Excuse me, Schotzen—over 100 Se. 3 Magn. 2818. Ds 3. trap. bara sprins es KY nod ; BOW. Pong eae M SU ITE 7H pieces; Ameri-, 6808 Kings ignd ay Call Soars or eve |GA¥ STOV EE oo Mee! with oven ; aI seriakt B8-note. | yf By -— ~; chifforube and bed to | Y our Home Comes First e | & s. 6 Sweetheart. this Peagon. 2818 Dalto on. “ ' “ can walnut: rugs. 3311 Texas av. (c) | binges after 6:30. CAbany 70 2 $22.50: white and erey enamel. | “] cee | may have one i ee ate, wen ce st, ons and harness. | terms. Basement bargain section of sam- : s — -— "RNITURE— Kitchen. dining bed. lino-|) eled: aleo assortment of al! kinds of | RANGE Teor, Pala Ke ——_. |_ door; go0d condition; cal eae ae line-bred Fegan, ee at, He. Schotzen— , pes ic g ple and reconditioned furniture. | DINING- -ROOM TABLE—Six chairs and! jeum rues etc chean. 3637A Minne-| stoves to be sold at auetion Menéay at Sel- ba: regain. “Legaess com Agation: “davenette: ror door; other furniture. 2226 7s oundation: | is wel Mu . omine out hs j — - Hell] & | buffet PArkview S5948J Bota . Sire kirk’s, 1810 Chouteau. c99) ___‘c)| WASHER and copper oscilator, $25; re- Peters Big | Drive by some evening. National Pet 8h. SES. “WARES—Call Sunday. eiirung Grimm, DINING-ROOS — - e: 7 ———— RA NGE—Blue e i : 6 a)! { SET— Americ . _| FURNITI ere : seis , em, ~ and namel combination: 1st bullt. 3518 Indiana. - sas L k z an walnut; 9 RNITI RE Almost new. mohair suite.| HEATERS—Two Charier Oak. blue | -Cla@sa_ condition: $30. 5348 lotus. (©) WASHING MACHINES—Biue Bird; like |) ays to oo — SS ee ee C yt: ras. a, . hgton. Kirkwood: Kirkwood 3101 Ove st. 5 wereice 3108M 15 16th 79 ure. price i } ace ae aie ~ 7 & g piece Queen Anne: like new. $7 Leonc Wainul bedroom. kit hen outfit. rugs. new enamel: one oak china closet. 3145 | os ia Be te (CANA RIES — Wonderful . set lections; , RsES— 3. al Iso iio ice eee ns. hary| iil Cass Store. iia. »' 1 le a ucas 2 washing n er hine bargain, 3949- Miami. sichizan al | RANGE Gray enamel. e combination. 1517)! new. 4106 Lee, COlfa 100 cc) | ii os meane see our display of t .. way ne pu eta ar- | ve ; a ia er an most rit \ a. ‘ orve e y Nt pAb daw ds, ' ° sence Sh -_ ~ al aces - »ae ; rier R XN rR ated oy a >| } { € . ied 8. 12 ) | the higher-priced birds. Handling the #2 /o: riding horses. half price. ; ~ St OO A Be eatin aanenken DINING eye ~ SUITE—9-piece: gray ©8.G rand 8 nas-eeennmentaniepiona ae. Came “cond: | RANGE—Quick Meal. biue enameled: i SELEIRK. > “woe ? number of birds we I Louis, County —— | ° erneke. sectional. my’ oak os ‘SO: will. ¢ rT N C=8 rooms. Ic ‘E BOX—%5-ib. capacity, good condt: | ae ae ‘ote .| WASHERS—Can be rented. 382.00 | 1810 Cho hy 100. pie 2 tor AS. years— devoting ar soe gy nme pigs 8 SOAL WAGON—Reasonable. | 4149 Ollye — ae water ~ 50. 542A Me Mi ie. Tt fon ru = FEU Re 3 rooma, = agg | aoe cheap. Phone PRospect 2660. — : | eee reasonable. 4546 Cote Bril | month. See Gaertner Electric Co.. 3971 uteau | i : | being in close touch With ie , $158 Brantner_ pl. d : Foe - — — sell separat Open Sund 5415A K ove —$_+ $ } y pan. ’ N. (c99 : Fe nee 3 oe Os seit separate. Onen Sunday. s— : S| Riverside S312W. _(c99) ; here and abrog#. we khow thi TEMARES—Team voung mares and hurness gOS age en we ay tory 2 —— age aS DINING ROOM SUIT—Wainut a Be sas. C€. R. Miltenberger. 14 N. & 1. |IRON BEDS—And springs; good condition; | a souninmed: al ace eo oxigen: | W ASHER—Electric, _ used Bt F Sal ja opt ae? a. se to a, are on | Shetland pony outfit. 11@)) Penrose. me ee — wer Beni -" Seliirk’ 's. °1810 "Choutean 99) FURNITURB — Quick Meal. Lorraine: | bargains. 5111 Wabada. T"Sow /Levy Bros.. 311 S. 14th at. a will pacrifion. ofmann & 10 WN recégnized by truthfu fealers Bisarrs—i - lac ——— = = 2a Pn ti frig : t (ITCHEN C —$11.50. Call Mon-; 57% 7 : re. . igtons For Sale everywhere as America’s greatest. fastest- | PARES—I team saree ems. ie _—— | BOOK CASES—Globe- Werneke eectiona), | LINING-ROOM Sul iTE—Po reelain table. | atec, ‘c tere sone g Mg er MoTa1 Pa mre ons we a (¢) | RAGS ve , CoOmmnSHOS. One Deaie?: | WABHER— iets. Daxter, “aad | Slightly. Used Furniture 51, al oe $6 for 100. | growing ee Pet Shop. No. Maggie, | ware Div “ee ae * a: ae nlike new. $25: only $16. CYvill’s. 4147 refrigerator, libra table. 2033A Ne- 2% De Tonty. merge pac | KITCHEN CABINDT__M McDougetl make: ce: | ando ore furniture. J6SZA ryt 6 months; half price. Mr. Walker. “B0R1A ? RECONDITIONED cCausiand. i (cM ere is nothing near as he ! 'S—2 teams 8. ar 3 | Olive. b v Hieroe wh — | Sneoa | 2 : ~-GUARANTEED : butt qrpington hatching Civilized ‘World—all truthtal dealers ade pnorees. 2 mules. all Kinds wagons: har- | BREAKFAST SETS—¥$10 Up oat $40, | DINING ROOM SUITE—-8 _ Pieces. French FL om ov erntafted net’ tee, Schule jiving- _£000 as new 2803A Wyoming. __ - | RANGES--Buagalew ; almost new, C—. 2 WASHER —Biecrk ric. Easy. 3 mon che ‘6. Chairs O8e; en st. ext ive Street a Cre. e ; gai © pet fanciers many do] lars—we are > a preenencaeeeessonmeaanccctons aaa ——— hf 3: 507 _Luga as. | | 3917 Oliv ic) thir or FX : 18193 ‘ 200d edn. ga 3626. ‘Nebraska. Sh SRL tM ' r in trade: low prices. -- M fi LS) trained Gavere ee arene tonne te EO Horses and 1 pony. 4351 West | _ BREAKFAST SUITE. —__—*«| DININ¢ Mg — Very latest style wal- | paw te 3 rest 18ts KITOHEN CABINET—Ges stove, gas |BHOS.. 311 S. 14th st. - | Wa snot Mattie —— NING z ; FURNITURE—Sun room and ‘dining room, heater, icebox, sink. Lindel] 2270. (83) : iber of combination yas MAC rig A. B.C ane ; also im the ail 44233. $30. ? be WAGNER BROS., 201 S. Jefferson. (c) privilege nting 5 trina modern flat ING $35 if wanted. 3202 Portis. (ec) | porcelain top: sell verv cheap. 11294 enamel Ott FS cheap WARE CO. WASHING MACHINES 4 —s = Coifields,; Ran $38 iy } a tes BOE. 6g oe PS emdieryrener aaa an hier ee 0 a te scent a ingtons: : . “ ramec. Muyers in Senegal toda y—tr ained buyers — .LD— 414 vyears- works double or sin MA CKY omen iaaenoneeaenreemaee | in MMiexico today. We have something te 4 le: cheav 2934 Casa. ~ | be boastful about. We waited years and = wea, Ey a 7 DINING-ROOM SUITE—9-; ece. c4k: uD- o v —Sm } r 1118 OLIVE. DA ri vies rebuilt and guaranteed: KS—Thoroughbred: COW — ' | ter birds than we do, few meet our prices. Bie TOP 1c Vlei AHifer | arpre . ~~~ : rye ty CE WAGON — Call COlfax BUFFET—Golden oak: $10: als tabi inch pedesta) fable, tea wagon and 61x | occasional table. murrer, strain batching eggs, res- | Th'sis the largest. fine, complete pet shop AML 2107 East Fair. ie; and cl s to tah: che f ' chaira: ali oak. stained mahogany color. | cheap; immediately 4476 McPherson. new: 30. REFRIGERATORS—Top and side icers: gi wri light] - seen, Overland, bi in the world. Drive b iew it f th _ yg —_ 4 me > | ‘,AGN ? . h Prankli i. care chau tae ana imo "| oatgide. come in, “whew > Mt from the im MEEODLER'S OUTFIT—Sell separate. Call | WAGNER BROS., 201'S. 'Jefierson. ic) | €26 Forest court: PArkview 59083. (c) | (c55) | WAGNER BROS., 201 S. Jefferson. (c) | very cheap. Pastel, 1419 Franklin. | yuiit: very cheap for cash. Mecha ae ae — per 100 side Won lerful modern ventilation P2400 Kosciusko. = | BUF FETS—Chiffoniers. dressers. ward- | DINING.ROOM SET—Handsome 10- ‘pi pe FURNITU RE-—Fine, Onn ont age | KITCHEN CABINETS— Sliding ~ porcelain REF Pees TOR—i9u pound capacsly, ie) S Gremi. _ Mi (eo?) | ~~ nals Bi aay | tea oesiamnilice ' ol ye 2 008 ER'’S OUTFIT—Che 55°23 Vir. robes. dressing tables. china closets. leath- also Turkish rugs gee city ; will s€ii | rugs, objects of art, lamps, tabies. Sim-/| top. metal bread box. large our, OM, | 7 | WASHING MACHINES—Rebullt and ot as puis paerane_8y: et oot Pry = Ah Rage gies er ~— hte x ap. 5523 er- seat pcg ‘tebe n cabinets. beds. mat-|cheap. 5526 Pershi 2d floor ‘Aront mone beds, vanities, chifforobes. etc... at | includes spice jars: priced from $29 up. | REFPRIGERATORS— Table beds, wardrobe. samples: several of Crystal. Horton and Furn. Houses & Fiats we For. Sale abr ed | trop-nested olvmouth ig Se uli ne, sg . - s eat i S OUTFIT ~~ | tresses. heaters. gas ranges. Axminster | apertment. ale aoe . . _| private sale Leonori Auction Co., 3907 | Prosser’s, 3220 Olive st. a | high oven gas range. 3901 Victor. _ One Minute. $29.50 and up. 3641 5. pan AT onKe : also cockere}s 7733 Make oe > gonna In a a Sree me Cass av. ‘rugs. Congoleum. 2021 Shenandoah. (c99) | pINING ROUM SUITES—New: from one. Luc as. eat al KITCHEN HEATER—Quick Meal: bed. | REFRIGERATOR— 100 pounds; fine con- Grand c@) rate | > HENS—arncd > ] se. te: te anteed: ect soto a 5 ‘ |}CANARIE S—-T 1 aines } whist he bugle Binney vc... le ” aa ; y Wf K l; j } used goods: 6G-inch oulte arge extension jing room, Coxwell chair. conscle table,| LINOLEUCM—30 yards win ~* REFRIGERATORS—All sizes. ail kinda; | e rms: — gy ie vd Riverside 5312W. (c99) ANARIE ~Tra ned to None, Je os ue meee. lack. at ; br sg to ride: does vvnutes abe pore aes poll al table. china closet and § chairs. surfaces | ma! oeany breakfast set. rugs; everything | chine. beds. fetslaeraler. “48004 ras cheap. Davis Furniture Co., 1516 Frank- | di .. Conner-Kimba!] Eloetric ae | Marc} es——W alte Melodies. etc. e a 4 Barto: Sagat mg io “ WYdown 04260 ~A | sete ee eee Se _ Ae ne | beautifully grained walnut veneer m ahog- $375. will separate. 219 Cates an ington. th iin. (c) ee fon. (c2 ,! ‘anarv that whistled Yankee Doodle Jie M OF HORSES— Tae 3603. — » ee "lone oo see 9 —¥ O olenee S118 ome |e RNITURE Antique dining-room suite.| LIVING ROOM SET—Mohair. Call Mon- REFRIGERATORS—A number of Leonard Wich FU! Fi +o ogee: cheap Isiands For Sale idy. birds of every description. NOMBe, « “old; bargain. > —sartne: a the “ie GH ae? a Aig site cold |, mahogany bow-end bed, spring and mat | day. 2909 S. Jefferscn._ fe wifrigerators, all porcelain ineide. very | Davis barniters Co. 1516 F ranklin. (¢) KS—Rhode Isiat whites, | Rutter—better than most. We receive Seay IE WAGON—1 one. —_(€} CABINET VICTROLA — es table. | pare = onis: @ mmnihs considered comm | Cm. Ot! ename! Quick Meal stove. Lor- | rry ING ROOM SUITE—Solid “mahomany:|chean, WICKER FU ‘RNITU RE—(K eywood- Wake. e sland whi ites, American Reilwav Express now an averagéimee |! AGON—lI1 one-horse inquire heater, kitchen cabinet, dresser ° ooo teerwon ate ino fpr $36. Of course, 3101 Olive. ‘ean, HOUSEHOLD Cea? oF eae ERS & real special to: 16th & Cass Store. la molutely save rou Ot third at one 008 |: with seus BLO. _Lesners, 2am! Laces. | 1118 OLIVE. [See a, | SOE * 432° M. Causiand ev. (ev) cee. neer tame. tailing 9a bird, GOODS re: fo Baggy at $13.50 Prosser's, Dining Suites Delmar on oeen or sane Bros.. 4 528 | te YG ggg 6008A Bartmer. (e) RU GS—All izes; ; cheap. Davis dnew 4 | BA RGAINS aT ea i= abi Three exceptional bargains; none show — : | LIVING-ROOM SET—3- .. poy 1 R rs ». 4500 Shenandoah, second NEW AND USED island red hatching eggs (c$9) Sam — th O64 Engenir. county: : me “ 7 ; ae | £ ( gen ee rocker and tabie | an | cheap. 1823 Benton. ’ j . y ‘a j t ’ ; ramet . rit ; I HITES | BEFORE YoU BITY visit our modern bird - . TIQUE CARD TABLES 4 mahogany CHIFFOROBES—Good qualit Mi oak conditioned department. oe COMPANY i!!i| Qxl12 rugs. 2820 Chippewa st. _ __‘¢) niture, cheap. 4476 McPherson. (co) | W ER SET—Aimost ne new, 3 I ; | LEVY ‘see ati * af ore i} ha make Mahogan irro 4 Inut finish: special, $17.50. worth $80. d 7 ee | SSeS. of more than 20 years of| «tore: nothing has heen spared to Y framed mirrors, Jeny Lind beds “WAGNER BROS. ‘201 SetGenien “te i Hellrung & Grmmm. LIVENG-ROOM SUITE- —Overstutfed : wae RUG—®x12 §10- large green carpet. ere low prices. Tience; trapnested, heavy-lay- {!t one of the finest in the country, 8 L oiner articles. 2323 Geye: ie) | . : : . thetemenen a . : ‘ . * me - + - i d la man. _33 31l Te aS a‘ 3820 P . show color and type. Baby With yourwown eyes how sanitary and pads TQUE TABLE- Bi ce b] ” CHIFFOROBE—Walnut finish. 6 spacious - { sc Store 2007-15 MORGAN ST. oe mn : ‘ age. : tching eggs at virtually same | OUT. De re kept. Our long e memtborany. App'y 5772 A yamarbie top. | drawers, large hanging space: very spe loth & Cass Store. ai ) 9579 CEntral 9 || LIVING-ROOM St TE—Oversiatied: im |i RUGS—2, velvet; dresser, day bed, br break: Wicker Settee S Suite. $39. 75 a by ordinary. hatcheries. - A | ‘ ldhood ay ——— ee! ‘te ‘Towest Bi — floor apar tment (eo) j Clal at S22. "12. 16th & Cass Store. highest cash Anglum, St. Louis County. With a first-class reputation. 7 $815 sh oe A SR Se RN See 12 West Pine 44 } sprin d ttres rice very cnea a gS eT ~ t w ices for springé an mattress; pric . : Dp; : ar lot to pick from; will sell at low prices fo ne $2614 Botan ical. | LIVING-ROOM SET—2-piece overstuffed. | 4? r Stop on a ‘reve Coeur line Ducks, Turkeys, Eto., For ! ep : ’ J md ae canopy bed. paintings, eugratings, | CHINA CABINET—And linoleum. 243 a Ee $12.50 PASTEL. 1419 F — _-—— = . i ; =BOs a “ 2 OU. ‘ renklin ington at : x F PT s EONS: Dragoons kings. homers. 5 oo —Make vour dollars have asl 47: 59 Hammett. call H’LD Goons F FOR SALE 5517 Alcott. COlfax 8723W. . ge nt cost $67.60. | condition: al iso a 12 p Fees. 473 oy | ‘piano ang heating stove. 3730 California. now; no dealers. 3870 Arsenal. Trade. here. 3101 i se AE Tv E—B! high ren | © é EX ‘TRIC ‘DOME —Gar ea te ron. cot cos (. Grand. _f{cR2) a an and eS . Olive. le : Y BUGGY - _ —- | COMBINATION RANGE—Blue; , Theme ‘mat itle clock 2999, Nebraska (er ve}) $10.50. 5930 Hamilton ter. (c)] Pes “ANG ROOM “Shite —Beautit: “iE very ‘SIDE ge on ~ pg ky yi oy enaiish | BEAUTIFY L. complete 4-room outfit, 0 TS : aa ee + Sale cee et = Te ee : ! ree c oro easing of every. description. whole- | Poultry Supplies For morning, "t i ee oak clawfeet: larg | @isting o eolutely larreat selec- | RREEDING —~3 —O5y Victor. ©! | 35054 Shenandoah. n f eek le anda estamds : Food con Rtio: ” cal : 3Q? 0 WN. 14th. ee ~~ "Ww $15. Hiland 6591. | mei Quick Mea!: will sell cheanv. “¢ 9] Rik . a \ SHE Re + Oot samples S C f-piece vee i = ey out eo EAT See PS : =~ windowss BY BUGG Y—Reed good us new. Ste er Furn. _Co.. 1202 S. Broadway.(c37 ) "ee y cheap Independent _ ne bo.. 3917 Olive. (c) condition: also 9x12 rugs 5. |” sew machine. 4166A Gnenancees. , omy : > ae jact: H darr gs. conor —— . rome SOUTH END H ARDW 4RE CO SAS RANG E— Jui k _Meal: side oven: | (c7) | Sows snes com pines _ A. ~ ; for geutieman’s P (¢} ABY Bj — large pe 2961 Gravote. (c), white dk te side almost Frese sah ° “moh | Rave Sse. Enameled ga» range ton "and my A ¢ - ray J — ’ rT : eee | ore Ges. : : ¢ ” ~~ | , 42330 Weat Pine. —— cng MEER ene assortment of beautiful patterns, up from at) ber new: $12.50 il: 294. Walt on | LIVING ROOM — sv ITE— e-plece. mohair. SPRI NGS—Good order; cost $6, scll 35 Breakfast suite, with 6 chairs, duco fin. GaArficid BPRS ep SEO tee HOVERS Wta_ fh 100 to 300 size; £ “B220 Olive st. URNITURE—-Fioor sa mpies: save . >To > Ty payee” aes id Coxwell chair: rugs. 5 ie Wanner. 2 J18 Vv Fin A. {ce} | of old feethers p Prosse r 5. . one ent! for c aph.- ‘Store, 81 38 Cherokee.icH¥)) GAS R A NGES —-Recondi tioned: nigh ov en: Fe eee OS eee (ce) . :AME-— piece $100 sunroom — mattress “tie for oid , M ate its | Mor] ac kx, Maryland J 9224 z 4M. ic v reguse? iy v *RNITU RE- pie Le; eid ving a> ney r Fu rr iT? Lo a4)) Washington ° . ; re" rs : ps breaking W M uet DE) mar ope e o> ana pas -~ hal? price. SOF aammny 5 —- ———— c?) , wie: 21 uaranteed : all _verfec:: $7.0). | 3118 Miami a. =¢, aut . ss: ——— | from: wil) sell at low prices. Levy Bros., ‘doah. GRand 9239. ») 9 INC ATOR and brood le al ; s} Sid wa ‘ m ake patentee Furn. Co 120° S Rr Oadway. ic | ree om mena ———— ; and 1? Sunday morning 3157 Ruaeei!) p | ee re SE ner ‘CRN * Contents rooms ff DD . @ tae ; ‘ —* : INCUR ATS yR—Queen's yH0 eces. $ ” 5 oe : RUC URE— - " iby x, SPLOA Wells. — ‘ : v terrace ( ON GOLEL M 7 | FURNITURE Suite ble rooming house: Ff; AS RANGES—Quick Meal. all blue. ail reasonable prices. Levy Bros., 311 5. 14th "Meal i: ombination bi lea. ae ST om n . reed: ZOX ~ ps ah) rn Sei . Meal; in . PRICED tae? EN LAW. Lac dosen, | 3 ie ie b 5. is sus vend noes Ho 7 , i Wa!) ‘ —? rac tie al! y new, for $156. cae 1118 OLIV E ae Ft RTT RE dt seem a ce kere e | GAS Be gash: First-class condition ; a'80 Cc leveland : TOVE—Gas- below oven end burners for) 4 ; vd) Quick Meal cas range. 38 23: pa he Maa 54 i a ———" te GlLike new. will eacdilcs | COS Fay yt -And quilt | 42-inch simplex ironer; leaving city. Call riving ROOM SUITES—Overstuffed. ané rans: Sundey before 3 pv. m.: $20. 2031) 00 Coles Hi-ovren ran 38 00 - ber FA ager ae URNIT 7RE—6-ro. m filet, slightly ueed; — — | — Water: ‘International brooder. Cc me ‘~ - et eR c) GAS. RANGE—New; Gibson refrigerator | tien Monday at Selkirk's. 1810 Chauteau. STROLLER— Blue reeu. Riverside (Ogee ~ Oe gga Meenas Sepa - _ and Ladue rots. ro ler type lined, extra | like new: $10 Also eanitary couch and | pacnnmennenitas viene with cooler CAbany 581 3BW before 2:30 | (cPY) | 25314. 00 reeser arz mountain singers, “OWS zer.. Aon ' | wd condition 22 -| FURNITURE—Contenis two rooms. $35: 's | onan ; - : cor: | 22 ‘ee : a P-' pad: very reasonable. 2211 Yale, Maple- FURNITURE—Contenis Sunday. I RET SE __*c) LIVIN ING ROOM rt ITES Davenport. arm- SUN PARLOK a. . 25 90 a. wo ars velvet iv in | all Sunday. : ic) | : ‘ new. 339 ‘ om . t. Andreasberg: 1 male ”°” fice; c@h by ARRTAG —— deciudiliinigaiiians c oy ee ~ $35 FURNITU RE- - a three rx cheap for eon heaters Apvly J. G. Dietz. 3154 | " - . fel Al thage | Furniture Co. - ” P 5s = tk | : DAV ENETTE SE ead; on ww : ' : € OF | ster in high-grade jacauard velour: -'ghing av... 3 aor. PR aes RPT ae LA. a. Fting to build. PRospect 135} ——— 4 - ; i lexa ne By sful incuba y held I ‘lea 3 er; $15 28334 Osage. (e7 piano; $12 5905 Lot . aoe oes oy nent 41 Hamilton. c i 45°94 Delmar. StU NROOM STU CT Te — Wicker. “3 pen ote EXCHANGES OLD FURNITURE \ TORS—Brooders; 7 jab y mS oy rye LIVING ROOM SUITES—- Daven te arm davenport. Independent Storage Co 17 NEW. wih ae. ' re for al Hartfor Sen ~ — VUE, cy gy Sm ag . ‘ Ee ised: lat Sie ae vag Ss Se Se, ee ee ee warm. istered_in high-grade jacquard velour: reg. $90 TABL & BED—Mabogany. $25: ip ex ‘Bede $2.50. springs $2. af nadie ennen | iz = Monda, vi : Pin aed oo 5027 Loutst a®a. fT a - n _ , «pe ‘ maith 87. * aca vhs “i3)) > , § Kiggshighway Fr RNITU ‘RE—$: 50 can rent 2 or 4 rooms, *® ‘82 - _Proseer_s. 3221) Olive st. _ —- imonthe contidered cash. Dennis Bros. | ry 1.E—Round. oak: Bz: combination | 50. gas ranges $12 $8 0, Gav we. $i" (fl rots, monkeys. Persian kittens [02 Purce ' , , ' hia. SEE ARGA RA a ‘ Som pton ic? O72} Li ifayette = (c) ' # iV Na. ROOM Dp ‘ec em: perfect | i SEW ING “MACHINE E) tric ” aot ch. Contents of 4 : must eel). See " GAS RANGE— White ename) | te) Jipcsmns GGY—Lioyd: $15. 1161 Hamil. In 7 Di. nh gas stove: very cheap. quire : : — ~ aa GAS Bas K- High oven: good condition . > Ae : fenced? ; einen wz By ‘BUGGY— Ti ineiisiateithdipatl lias paras. + 1340 Caas. (ec) | EL ECTRIC Ww ASHERS “Automatic and rearo ble. 2902 St. Vincen it. , Cc eneep. Davis Furniture Co.. 1016 Fra: = | table and other furniture: no dealers. 3-piece ov eratuffed living-room suite ‘ “AGES—3.~ differep new: $15 te 5 Blendor Sturgis: GOMBINATION RANGE—Used short time: ST ECE = ie. | ae RANGE- -All white enamel, $37.50 7 ROOM SUITE—2" pieces. perfect | ‘| DESk—w ikke | ry : } V : ; z | Barxain prices. 3101 Olive. | See See 4 LIVING. 4730 SPINSE DESK—Walast, WEces : — ous | of homes and « i sie V Round brass domes. $2.35: Mores: 0 een: ee =e GAS RANGE- White enamel: Quick Meal: (311 8. 14th st SS SAS Rae re ee Shs S vorth Market exes, $10; 795 GG | a > | 3245 Lafavette ©) | § “Jeffer 1e99) , STO Mion Sis. * 2008'S tS aes Food | Sheet eer _nerse : : a Y T . -— - S. J! On. la la _*¢ from: American walnut and oak: ve aie singrre: females _!b. | 100 ih a Quick Reconditioned Furniture. s 47 Morganford INCUBATORS--Two, 60 and vce aGY- —4>r re d: $10. 3903 @xl2 Gold Seal: $7.50. new. fan. 6151 Delma PERI ig serene a hite ‘ Lorr “y) r Pan: | ay reed: $10. 320 Hee. Wo Oe enor; =cheSD: | LsVING-ROOM. GET-—Piayer-plene. S942 | DDrey. stdin "ASH OR CRE GiGs8 Sherry. corner ace st cea aN . re ng 2711 St. Louis. — Kingcurs. : W H. F. Co. | DAVENEITE SET—3-piece: go , CE Li in » eu . : Orain months considered cash. 2721 avyett RN 2 alker-Armstrong POR ‘EWING MACH ae SOOCS 4763 We etm! wale ic) : rn ' singers, $6 > and (es _ e dé By R LR z neat i DAVENETT SUITE—C heap. ~ B452A: FU RNITI R 7 ‘Moving: also the praitmemin cts aquvemepnsigielibenmmstintpesbidtinataeses amt . inte ae ; Buck eo oo ua 9E—Lioyd. chgap ! DAVE ‘ oa as 4113 N Grand. COlfax 1928R.* . t¢' GAS RANGES—Quick Mea! and other ‘chair “and wing chair, beautifully uphol- | Olive. Le) | Blightiy ueed furniture greatly reduced. | CEntra DAVENETTE | SET—S-piece: reasonable. | F U RNITURE—Gas_ sto ICeDON Cal) ing ~* eaggeallech — af Call oset; wil give £00G service, $19 | ular $180 value. our cash price $95: 3 “cellent condition, 37104 §. Broadway + $49.50, kitchen ca 285 Wromine CURATOR R00 ee. 4 ter: 4S . eo AVENETTE—Dining-room «table. dresser. , "C2 E nn A | ie ’ -° 4 » roming Sahel ' a ry : ee RMS—aix: — D O28 Grat tat. GAS” RANGE A! } ename! cabinet 4574 Delm mar. ; Quick Mead. SRS. 325 Morganford. ‘en: }1 2.50. extension tables Roliera’ b *t: can be had rea- { - ~— erates game « Mammoth i avis “ms 7 ey ee, washstand,. bed. kitchen cabinet. icebox. _ io — e + r v renick) ; — ee oo Rollers singers; mI we . ‘ cheap ¥ # ye we ro me aliresse. ijinre Call between 10 and © GRand 65233. 1120 rit R NIT? RE Ar 4 rooms rea sothable a me new enickied Quick Mea’. : TAPESTRY LIV ING. ROOM SET—J-piece — (oe | COMax 2478) inane pate noi °S. matiress. dresser. chifforobe, | 5 Newstead ev. ci | Coenttem. 202 Lawrence. GRaot See | . SOUTH END MARDWARE CO LIVING-ROOM SUITE o ‘Sil N. Kingemighway. paige ing suites mightiig ' TF : rot r (S—— 1440 ees. Jamesway, ne Sh Pennsyly oni. gee og DAVENPORT STE White combination FUCRNITURE—Of 5-room fia’ 1fte SN GRand 918v. ~861 Gravois ic; 3 pieces. ficured velour: value $200: | TWIN TRON B 1 S—Simmons: i» 0, dining: ; leading mt wl of aqeves and ranges. ry Ron nr tr a , , bit ; % a" = ING 5 A OR me a es eset “4 siete buffer = —— | range. gray heating stove. dining- “room Euclid FOrest 2471 oF ‘Cc! | oases RANGES—A la ge number oft aas price $1435. new _m _ chaire and rugs. 5°00 Enrigh*. Ta! | plete home furnishers Cash or terme ine Sint me fe | ee, Vy ee. gem fencing, Mrs, =e Tugs $25 GR tand. “Boa table. site. kitchen "annie etc. 2631 Edear puURNITURE—Almosi new, leaving city ranges, both Quick Mea! and other makes MACKY TYPEWRITER — Antiques. gas logs. andé- | the low_reet district. 1809 Olive s.. CEn- ye mi ted ; meer | ont * sar agen 34 hours south of Ce deere, comet | 1 south of St. Charies rd. a ‘c) 4045 Lafayette ie 2 | prices range from $5 and up: ail ranges in 1118 OLIVE. : les. lass, bric-a-brac, bus- tral + ; e (eta) me, etc, Sdiline or ete wae Bf. 34 floor | wood. ~ ‘3330 roa DAVENETTE SETS. FU RNITU RE—4 room apartment; bargain, “iret-class condition; bows cabinet and reg. | MATTRESSES — “ic lok Gasesle peat: | ©, i, ote ae A Connecticut, . a stl ix it) J ; eet; “a ~ A ‘. +1 ; " t\ oo ~— . re Tz. * aaa ingham. ) > ries J Setting bed SIMMONS. co dre peg Od4d oak or ges mth ae! 904 N. Euctid obec Cn 2 SOC tresses at low prices LEVY BROS. 3 _ ri 7% 3 Rel f roldt meb. half wh Utica Sea fre hind F Seat “6426, - ma S18. Sane ae: ee eae and upholstered: almost ne 311 | "s. 2: aath on st. | FURNITU RE—Like new, jeaving cidy _GRan 4 81 ” es ae 861 Gravois te; B11 8. 14tb st. Bone! 1. A Lg it 24 House eepers, : rating - esh. c =x : i low prices. LEV 1321 N 20th st, third floc . = - SION SET —_2-pi hbrase bed wa- “4ctUl CL — Ey —Hieover: running : ———__—___— GAS R RANGE E. MISSION SET—3- “Pp ece. brass - nN t $30. ender: 8, cert parket Attention rar bargain very loud singers. 3210 Mine - ise, veneite bolle se I , : % Ca) Ghang sears “hookecase- te POSSI Nouthwood. first — reel cheap eT RNITU RE—C ON eD ts ¢ . ott + ‘wah. Th- Grar poreelain all over with cutlery ter pow er machine and wringer, ; - : ‘ " ‘ er oF or SPT? FP vad eR * ine ci . a ef nr wee - s : c a6 5 ie} : ac vr? —_ 2. . drawer. Fire Fly lighter and 18-inch oven 3945 Lexington 8 : =" in. Coltax re ~~ es “| we oa ny chi ) an oads a = eee ee tee er ee " Peat if; a ” 8 ie Andreasb: ry AQUARIUMS. FISH, ae = AND SPRING $1° <= b iftet Strained rollers. mating fenuntas | Quart a 75: buffet. ta FURNITUCRE—Larece aseortment all kinds: 25): ty dile nating fen AQUARIL MS—Pearocks. plage = | inte arvered oak chest: cheap. hey Davenport Suite. $79 50 oa reasonsbie cine t 3512 Olive $54.5! en MT ACKY 49 »5() ot okie Suite. $85 VAcU CtM SWKEPER— New Hoover. cheap imported German roner SS, seis PETERSON Aquarium wen, C Wardrobe. fine condition. »a.an- | Cane back, velour covered. spring filled Fi RNITU RE — Se ¥ OS aavieeate ix OLIV aie cae. van avert af ratiiem) tales, $4 05 te nairines 448? Pag DE boat HOF ? $708 Varreiman v . lent | ta. Frame finished in mahogenr. Three leone amr Taf 11if OLIVE Three pieces; davenport. arm afd wi vACTUM “LEA NER—St ia" d biske ) apf en it ge TE he | 7h Greve . ‘ ae | pieces: all in good condition: casy terms. Pe RNITU ac tskis practically hew: GAS STOV ES— Quick Meal. | $5 and up. chair; ‘excellent wearing qualities. Time ‘9007 condition : i= Pou, COr- Wonder? =: rime | age A TROPTCAT FISH 3 5 eT. savelte. casei Twn. complete: + chaize. 2 amad asemen' barcain section of sample and | cheap; quick sale. 533 & Ewing. «62 ; ‘Davis Furniture Co. 1616 Franklin. «c) payment plan Sample and reconditioned ax ee “) Sup Ties ‘Gardner Bird &+, Sunday. 10 eT = ~ a 8812 linoleum $35 Lindell recond ‘ell oat G | FERN —$175. rent reasonable. Call | aes STOV ~~ heat — blue ena met. =" Sielivene & Grimm. v Po dag $°5 mB tAmiel! 0147 | ci vs (eo) ran rimm. t “B912A Evans | mde oven i _ ae}! , dish a: $ Two besutiful soneste-s BEES AND BEE sUPPLi 5 ai OM ST svirEe— a pi ecra almost new. : ya = g FURNITU rE A 4 fooms, or will sel! sep GAS STOVES —guic “Mea'. hive enamel : 16th & Cc St re. ieee o. Wilh Mating tage leavis wg 4 haw our nd “su shies, © as LN. 224 al.. rear, 16th & oe well Store. | arate. 4219 Nuase! good cond! tion 25. 36410_ Tenneaser, ‘ ' — ass 0 ‘3 ASI “or hoof Tae ler . b 320. Hamilton Hotel. end wld. 4 Bi Yow ee. Pr 100M SUITES—Wainol, mahogany. | DAY BED—Break fast dresser, rage. FCRNITURE—6 rooms. complete; must GAS STOVP—Quicx Meal: coal range: ree. GVERSTUFPED CHATHS—Mohair. $27.50 | of end siet lone | A + ike new; cheap. 3512 Olive. | living reom. wee ‘$219 Cates.{c) sell. leaving city: barwain. 4107 Olive | gonable. 2017 UD kell HUmbol: 2495. Davee Furniture Co. 1516 Franklin. {c} . . <a a nm ae —— =e /

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TTT Pc lh Sale Ads in these columns today. — 4A Ree en ~. 3-900 AUTOMOBILES, Bicycles and Motorcycles Wanted and For TOMOBILES =: _) =: AUTOMOBILES PAL M Se a. POST-DISPATCH. : ? MUSICAL . on 2 A U 0 | === — a — Coupes For Sai o_ © Ca © SES ' Coaches om , = SF. . coupes. 13: ; See eee o=3 oo ‘ | nes and Organ Sale = Coaches ew gM RO UOT fersen S700. | terme S500 © Jute o=s = MU S ae ‘ and looks good: $ $356_ | dies HH ner: ver reasons Lit “Slo sircdesagr + | toa. or . Amand T7177. aS CHEVROLET—3. coaches 1926-1925: oon Coac rigi a fale wanted & * oer oma t ot. | colors: a “20"axs Goes. 5 ; : Poorest ae 1826 run ' - K-— oune ; St. Low's. Sanday ane ; ( I¢ ‘Ir Sf ! i o “= J ade ‘pianos “del ~ * r Tine > M Us SIC R¢ ILLS AND }| $ | so. “4 r ah: ortgages paid off. | “ao agg Saediaes tormne. SRF aon Easton. | =. hanesieee terms. MONARCH, 313; brakes: Very sweet PHODGE . ‘OU ith the ons ALTO a Vic a if er janos, Geuversa i sie otis ring car. & 3137 L pcust. =| = _ Locus $425: terms ; coupe. wit ) 4 («Y few high-grade pianos, £F BOLIAN |) “ru IWAD _ MON A Rt "a SAS ~ | CHEVROLET—Coach: chea Sa | 2 Open bu-iness r or (ou 1% 24. 1 a 1101 & Hi} | condition: “$125: $4 per month. A ' BENCH SOLD NEW FOR t—--1 ADLY | “cr accessories. Stare 4590 Menthe. te) = 923 Moon Coach, $775 | Leeu= a a 7 aeae H Pht) ©O. 2004 Olve ~ ; meen? ) : - > ‘D AU TOS W ANTE —~— ——— doen: pn Trae ofs i 4 ? P!] A Nit = 9 ticaliy new: PpaeRic Sonu) > 4 SHU) THE { RO W DE ) P sh Tax ore. See us ‘Seton + tJ erms nT , . — t rms. + ade, 1 coac ; STORE. : a | Quick Mea Lig range abd of a ) CON DITION t »} {) ] R ( ; weli. OLIVE MOl OR CO.. > Wl A DLY ( HE v ROLET—c OA. h 1926; 00d as new | - YAHLE 10245 N ~~ Grand. Se Archer. Mann Motor “= . ° Persie INe. KUHS. @ H : 4 furniture very. Teas ~ a fibiemen xi et oO OOM M AKES IT ‘ AUTOS W AN TED | 425: terms Morris. 2810 ¢ 28 { 4 Fntra!l 86 1 iHenry L. Kuhl may. 2149 Saston. $137 Locust. 2 as, ae with ID- +1996 FORD ¢ ct OUP one rie ee adi ; ; Spry a ian er ; : : As a ~ | Ar Teproducmic piano: exchange accents: W WONTHS JUST THINK }} “AUTOS WANTED QUICK | cHEvRot HE dqwn. Oves, Wedieag yee | NASH COACH | Buick coupe; new o-peennee Snical condition * cnt en 7 : >) ’ pews ; 44 ~ ~~" + mater “\s ws : i * lac @TEeM Naw ar i€ ¥/ 8) - smal! payments. AHO] B)) *IT' $175 FOR A GEN. } We are just starting. Will positively pay | qi. Saturday evenings. 482] East@n.ic6)i wis is without a doubt a real swell | LINDELL 2800. aS saat ‘3S sure worth $350 te . A ¢ ; PRERS , aN Hiv \} OF IT! $175 FOR A GE? . r for your car: must | a ’ o f : > 04 _ — Jongg asic smal payments ABO 2) { ASE. THIS Is J { ST a ‘Au Ta Ss uth Sid. “ neor ie oniv. fin gs eth sy 4867 Easton Alwars open. ; OA KLAND D—Cnach 1926 - first-c lass con- a 1049 s. Bo: le, at’ M0 19888534 or — due f ( WAS a) I 7 | ti i . J ‘ . cb m) has tA . CO. THo04 { i ve sl. ~ j )) mN E OF THE MI 4 NY }) a must sell: | ant lac @ITCE Naw @ > 00 ji 2 a en 5 Sieh ” Tahogany, $0 \ FINE PLAYER PIANOS yo ge oy oaeae 8 ~ zy (c8) ( Chev rolet Coach | “storage long. time: slightiv used: > new - 23; ite — er} 1926 FORD col ; fs Wa: — i =) ‘ i 4 yw wD > }) ’ ©7\) 1 nz2e >i) Fys: her $40) if ‘ 4. bd A c a \ _bough ; ~ tee. som $49 to Sov Piayers. Aut (4 . ; io an an looks brand new. | Onen Sunday. '. Miltos OCcus | Late Master £0) SR a ee Gn y ah *TOR CORP. we « es -_ s ~ « és r? . . ~ * . saith - Deen, 4 j * ° a] = . as) a - « - ee : six 4- . - 4 i ° RA ro . it Open Evenings Until 9 O’Clock fora ete, $00 te Sto. ai! Senote pavers. |) DELIVERED FOR $25 {t a ts ae *k eee Cc O. | UNIVERSAL, 3401 Locust. * ns | 2—1926 Oakland | Jet fercen eg At, kUsraaiten ome Slo Olive. eT ne “ ; ' ’ ‘ ' ‘a —- t , ie v by = 7 oie ’ ry oe 44 “ ? ? bf \ 7? . )} > ~y” “T “> ’ | r 2 ' \ st % © frsor an 3 > 7 a — ——-- ~ @ ™ b ei : : ue ss te: > = ge n b = 7n 1-0. soul as UCaS cos t ie y\V \ PAY M EN r. BAL- i 333 30 LOC EP ON a OC . 36 ORTH W EIN a nl y wy Oo. Coaches . 6D 4 s ty - : ; . de luze, & en or, $95; ~ 1926 Ft RD t OUP oe Bee ¢Timms eo R-PIANO—$i(0: metal rubes: like = {/; “A me ’ he Me , \oF—— B26 Chevrolet coach: paint. motor and | , pe : | CADILLAC— Coupe. 1s ‘ " Morris, 2310 O11 ae Last one left. ‘Get bere 1a | Terms Se 5064 5. Campion ev. _____(082) | ANCE $2 WEEKLY. th if : ia ae ee ee ee $150 { 9006; ante and wean: |} Garage. 221 York. De ¥ gecollent shave, ies | ane x, Pes 'T] TT 4 >) 0 OQ) | reaver et tae coe ae “URLITZER wip AU! i R | cede CHRUBOLICT CUAGH | UNIVEMBAL 9001 Laces. Adeage apes. | CADILLAC OOF P aandy 1826 coupes: $215 ap: N. Grand: ae i (UO) IEC iL = : | SaTERANG — Banifia maeses:|) — WUORLITZER, ae) GET ovR RATES =o, «1996 CHEVROLET COACH Mode! 61. ¢-passenger with ae mig} 1926 FORD CO 4. a. . Pah. een Sane ites )) me - ne PW TL, “AND SAVE a 5 ee eee 1 every way fully | appearance and an exce ) ———— = e5S. Al ition: 2 : alien Vieiroia: cntaz ton iS ) 7 ih My { y] T\ kK NT \\\ : ANT ’ E Y 1M pe! a ~* it} FO nal 0810. 5156 ; carefy) former o . ‘ Sine $0 Exeelient comdition S| g —_ 7 AY ER and ‘andi Lion price { ’ tf / > > ; ulpped. gain. rest 5 wer. : ey Pra eS a ee - “ i. : O06 OLI VIE - Weekly Piessonable. 1125, Wilmington ) Rt) MONEY }) | Deimar. ‘ 4% et = a = i PLA YER-PIANO—Bench ane soe. Mak?! oe : mo i ~ 32028 LOCUST ST. . \ | ti oa ge ge 8000 miles. MON- 1926 OAKLAND COACH —_ 2228 _ Locust. ae -ondition, $95 (i008 dition: goed rub ie &: : offer: mUSt 884. 1050 5 —— =a ime . (es —~- “cs (e336) ~~ was CH. 3137 Locust Fully equipped: four new tires: Al me | CHAN ‘L.ER—Coupe good ‘ond i — con a For Sale Taiking ee a oo Saie PLATTER PIANO—Goog cose. —_ Seeneceuaeanceres, } ) AR J = + he $3 chanical condition: Duco finish verfect _tion 150 3749 8 r Co . 1397 Hamilton: tion : M ay. Taiking Machines -s 7 SO Cshie. =5936A Paston “ KK 5 h Look! Chev rolet c ‘oae 37: 7 There is absolutely nothing about its CHEYRO ROLET—Coupa, coupes: nice eciection i Cc artwright ¢ . oo (Fl SSE ‘(| }LAYER-PIANO — Werner. mahogar nt Reproducer ( Automobiles For Exe ange Late modei; beautiful: perfect: 10 oth- yovundition mechanically or appearance that) $195: terme trade. _ kine — Delmar st 3G@. | x : — sate poentte pelle gond as new a | @ac- ))) i ( TPE Witd—Trade Buick seca? or i. *, aches: terms. | rou could critucise: the pmce will aiso CH EY ROL ET— 1984 . Tat vest 192 a new Soe ‘Repossessed Ford F a . ~e - — ~ Bet ae ien ie) +} i} ‘ a ~~ a fe? an .. we "4 Co 5 CG +ra?r (eri 2 t- with bene} Xi Grand, $675 Ne e. oupe = ee Six pre ed. M YAHLEM se XS and | PM IsSisstP Pr v VALLEY MOTOR Cn. dition: $55; _ tra trade. ; “ So 4106 01 ‘ ai —“gr60. | Fin seen . ice eel Be Eee | LIE, {hey 2 Se RS f} onci—Tor exange "36 Doaee toting | 1925 CHEVROLET COACH | sSisSiPer yatuey woTor oo. _ CHEVROLET —4-paseenger on c | gost Fees ‘ile a ae Bi wont at tenvine city: alee Quick Meal « \) "THERE . te ee ee. ae eee : mar 9) quipped a beart- - —+—*t__ + — pow —— = - ne! ant . th. 0 fe ‘ae . 2; oe | aie akey enamel tienes «( A WONDERFUL Of} iN, RR ee, Tee Se “yo re a, 1b} Pally onary 7. a se oat fs , uy tt. ; ph ROLET—Coupe. es hue owernauled : a: | $76. 5.50: fine ) —. YAHLEM 1935 4 > Sa F USED AND SHI . a Se regulator. 4423 8. Grand. | (7? 5, AITY TO OWN A | B82, citterence: call Sunday mornin ny MOTOR a 7 eRso Grav ois, | 7805 Ivory | 1925 FORD ¢ i] =. a — oc —™) make ezn iy ‘T ‘ene ry > 2(). Yi EXCHANGE — Oldsmobile P. ‘passenger ~2 Oakiandscoach: motor perfect cuce is 00. Huber, ¢ ee 4 : ei re + Pa’ ef | AN) {Ty iy ) i P }, S )) sider , xe} Lal ngine anyt! itip 5 eee Mene (i H ice H - { tRA | MI 4 R } P PRC it fer Ford or (4% evo, SeGcan . (hta . "26 Chevrolet ( Cnet me “ana enced lent tires, rrice verv iow a CHEVROLET—Go = . Lie 1923: good rendition: :: $80. ' Three availiabie. 5 halloon :% Da : (\2 ang WT ik oS i} i I wr SL )) PLAYER: PIAN pen a 3 an a abine: }}) DI 7 ER GRAN D PIANO. i C343. a zg i ai $595 - G GM AC terme — | condition: bargain - ai aniewoot ee Ts | excelient mechanics) a L : | —_——-—-—- fi | cheap:. lke_pes enemies. ‘Viewsla.i BUT YOU MUST DE- i canteen se Hire “ee Eh Fm ~ See Oe | WEST SIDE BUICK AUTO Co CREVROLET—© +: ; ~~ s ooc DSO? N-PRAMPTON. ee 2 gs } 3 s only one of \\ ATER-PIANO — Mahoga “ann )) a? a a eddine parties. McKay #2¢_ cu ro gy 1; only $395: | CAbany 2229. 6511-19 Easton ic) | tien: $835. 3713 1223 _ How — Ly we ee - —— 2. 2 { . ry. We advise imme oéiat selection, as ti mn enameled combination Tange 4&1 { + ~~ e ) CARS—SS “=. don't miss this real bargain; —_ OLPT 19°74: starter S125 cash: | (1995, FORD co ee BE IMPORTANT 7s : cs hata all used and shopworn > G ranme 2 chea} 8211 Pestalozzi , Sy { IDE QU IC KL Z. ABM «; HUmbol 15916 ——-———--——_ | easy. terme ‘ | “Wreiteic ff iis = (0 rata t pe A : HEVROL = . “a ®810 oc ) Be a er each instrument is offered for th iS SZ} or 5p dition )} Py A ¥ ‘ER Fi ANO—BR. note dui f nish )}) ' S RI FE ICE ‘ iF ( FOR HIREF—Owner dri iver saat etry HU “DSON-FRAM PTO? N. 3 309 Locust SS er ; 459 . , aston, coupe, 1923. nerfec ;: running con- | Geod naint- nickel rad i a : , its are guaramie¢ed to be in geod ns | — st new $700: will sell ))) LUTE ACK — ,; hauling, 56 down. pe ar ai 2d. i es i oo ibaa ae $40 Vega Tenor Banjo $25 }}' to see Mr. Staniey's piano. | x ” " etiicaas - ae nebile brougham: bergain. 4740 Milentz te U got money to burn, but if you bumpertttes; an exceptional bargain: fully —— i ar Bride — RD COUE “=. ; “ ey 7 : Mj ‘ . » * > ys S , rf) )} ; i au 6 {{ oR ; rexel . x~ #T? care L : ail a OU “ p : a if en Baritone saxophone $i 7 a ae _ ; ate g i tt Mahogany case; - 4 “ Ki ‘ a oD atl ; . i —— ——_ ibaa ek —y coach equi iepel: driven less than S000) mules: 8 ae re — gnev. 2811 Easton. —___ — = - ¥ « hand- oh | 32 2a! instruments at a Saving of 50% and M« \ t new - used but a short time: ( \ AN} 7 l EC T Rd LIGHT i = — 996 Nash coac m appearance you can hardly tell it from . - 3935- $145: ierms. om @ 3 1925: im. pe oh ee a tH ut? , s had sceod care: can be \)) | Gaara KET you MI AY t HH ic | 1938 Hudson aoa “h new car: new- car guarantee: our low price CHEVROLET Ao = "i043 Northiend 2° — | ied with oft a ig - ( [ J I TZE - Cid nas nad Foor yest. We Ct ROC , (dt Me ae B | IK SS, a - i] interest vo | driven: ¢ ae ae Bua 24. repomsennd: | balloc salt rT ie : W R I I 006 6) ive St © i ? bought for balance of con- Y XY HEAR THE PI AY] Ni ’ me ut H i pes Cc al eg + i. = MISSISSIPP) ‘v Aces at ae no . CHEYROLET —— — gy Willams. 4320 Mive. S3x) tc bn USED CaB a . om | } Yr di ; a allt * tty Qo 5 >yye> tT bee "f) et. os —* P i ag ; i554 ; ; KK ( tract: $10 monthiv: bench and ) i ge Goreng 3 : Sa 8 ))) ——— || 4 oo 1926 cogging ree a smal! JEtierpon S583 ~* " Ts at a ful: $150: $50 down. @7ig Dour : zond | condit’ — ae eg 2ATS Lergst. i + t = ; ‘ music rolls included Ask for ) )) ()} GR E AT A RTIST =, ) | Scent 19°97. practical \j de ptm poe wed te po in trade: spring Creep Huberogaal Tate ey Bridge. ; . , . - on oes nae = balleons: 1925 FORD a ae ee ( ius) criss i ta . \he ~>- f { os ss caltwat } \ ™“~r} ; 7). ae r . wyatt = ; : . . Ter} > 1 uber ¥ - a — CHEVROLET ’ : 19°. 4 ike new - ) Musica! Snstruction remnants For Sale { Mrs. Sheets piano \\ yi OR IT CAN BE PLAYED X » sults cauioene “ana 30000 miles, oe: 10 35 N. Grand. » ae geo S535. ad yo TE wg food rubber: Ad t $75 down. "3856 Fasten. seta} Geos gpholsters sna bode ; siiver- q ~ y ke sti : Sa a . ~ 7% or atte up : — { “ty “ee r a ; = . ; g° coach - ' toon is Sat r _— ad : . flaw ‘ers. t and ha | ~ Coupe — : aorbers, a bedy BEGISRERS isons on ‘benio, mandolin.) CORNET—Conn Victor model: | silver- a WURLITZER, 1006 Olive i \ BY HAND. BENCH AND jf ven eS | eae eeeek ek ee ee ee CHEVROLET Coupes, 2 _ 300 | Fn Hembucchent il ; oF eS _ . uel a pale ‘mr 2e LOL ew Ow @ : a . im f = * .u™% \ ff vr ~ } ruUily PQUTP Pec SS S| . ’ - 1800 Triles: _eractical . new Car . uULYy &- bal Tinons run ; - ue en Utter . tOliN et fu #5 urs be 44 ‘4 ai¢ $i ilar * te I v as! ing Lon is ‘ { : » > # fi i} jryeert : term. trade M otomste. 1834 / — $100 t Bray am miaaic _ B32 pe a petsereon ; te i | he a ve - — hrm like TY? ow reason- ee Ae CO, i L | B E R A L, ASSORT- i ‘\ 3333 LOCT ST ST. -e oy : — } | ered A ‘ eA ‘3 ~~ ae . as ey ——_ Chevrolet ro. 47 ma 3856 age - —\ ’ , ‘ ‘a’ tot ’ if : Bs IN| A . « As : ) A . i) shu we . ,: . , ' TF ; >. 2 7. a aato — bal kk 2 —nt ¥ echod ee ge oe ~ nea SAARC PH nn oO pon pave , | Ba Ki PHO NE BulBec ‘her “mit , eux 1p e ~ i $4) »)) })) onweie a -: ; and — ‘ © amie " at bevers. attention. ena EES. iles and like-new G&320 Delmar. PArkview @526. ‘c65) | ae | om fine | a1 4 ‘P) Laclede 16S BOK Joniete Si GRtang | , @veT Plated. gold be! ee en ) : » »} FIRST PAYMENT. SOOO a anedb: aaiidine 1926: ve: it ei a ae mie. oo Re ossessed Olds Coach . al AC Call Sunday Sasa} * : hh , | .. 4 i pert ond! Lis Si) STMES Sul id aK u Can €£in to imagine {| inspection invited oe one Appearance e . aie SSESs ; bea D. -all Sunday. ~52 ae ~ ey ERA ee ae et 7 pi ane ‘any eiiver plate with coid )) , 7” a et ting? saad trs ae Ki Seige lala ees Ki “CHRYSLER USED A AR STORRS, cea this and see the gaving: also a hens ae 1925 car: easily worth S700: ch a si — 7" Ver vce Ford -F*} ANG ana ¥ bad ieeotis aol veur home "bell VWHnievwe w - onee: $57.50 Urpen i\\ ihe bargains eas sage wine snell 544 )f) { sg EN E\ EN ] N is = }) MIDWEST MOTORS. oa “ee -, 4-door sedan. at a @maving terms could not keep up his parmenis: it’s ~t —C a ae 5: 1923 $35 each: | ay oor: ; ts ioe - 4 "ht ; 15 1x ~ Je* fer SON, Sunday tei Hoon, 4 Lhe Fram ii: Be . { T upr ight | Pian OS. Aa i have ) 4\ i po 8 Locust ae J! ,OFSOr a CHR T : « see i: 80 complete | 3 m make. cost $120. | ))) .y S £¢ new. Terms —S——————SSSSS oad a : ee | ——-—--—_-—--_~ ; ‘ermne, .~ ; : Ai jon a Tt like : a Cou} 7° i T EN pF B ANS hemes 5 | DA mmo “ ¢ “aie if Y a | 00 ak , - - = : —_ — a - ‘per = oa a a oe . arealn terme Gr . late 9°45 motor perfec!. . 4 gmat Christeneer Achoois ‘sti "e 9 will _ for a than one-third 142 "i 1) aie $] f) dow ry $1 w eek) w i Talking Machines a or Saie i} gegen a en y Aserncnenta | ENS » © ame amen nh 91825. ‘ Vive at ae mal ; St > and “ . A 4 . AR uh at ercur a i ines ienwa) 3 , — { »)) . ‘ ‘ ‘ ' . etpeaes : h ee Gee Ghee ac, GE samapaots | RCMP ET Yack liver, pas ‘wali $100 0 | WURLITZER. “cape sget acker, far el teed ) new tires and full wwe | EssEX—c oacl G-cvin indy as od ey coach. in the pink of conat-| £0 Chevro } 1 AG Dae on ms fA "te Mie Arena #MtG new RAL rifice, $30 34) GA Hartford ; nS " : net « })) 4 et | TL Li “ bi 4d } & 121 Ang three aes (eB? | ff OLIV ) 4 . =. J oan a oa canny -t ny CREAN erorem end - open untii Q >. GT. — nera: covers and o ther extras. pide, : 1° “ ~+ oi DElmar 0145. ; (tive. Alwe Colur lees LE? “4 ; * : $5 wy hundreds « otne Lie ments @ \ } BRRINSW? CK s 300 mode! be r@ain s" “ ))3 83° 33 T OC T ST ST ut} eESsEexX— ac ; late *6 . fi “s° 1S ; MI DSON- CRAMPTON caah. 230° Ss. 7th. me ae aes { > j 4 2. = : _ ar you lke m: 20 complete ios meinen 6RETTEE 2 ‘H MUSIC CC it ‘Fa th —e 38 a })> wVur 4 yon i | S320 eets sold to sSatisiy mor ' “~ ! . 3: | ew. trade Brand-New a er cae “hear Grand apt 516 yo ll aay SUSLESE Me 1eG2) R C N en ces x ik ~yecords. $30 ) } JEfferson 3084. (i) Huber. 2601 Lox ust vinden “WILLYS CVERLAND, ine. *25 Chevrolet € a setae | Gardner § Yr ) , n ust, “10 icust ew ee : sWICK—Larg Ze ‘ords ~ v7: . 5 ——_—~— - ge ene: ‘itwe, Alne Coloma Bide. Sth and Locus , VIOLINS—LDeed: S2 te $10 = = SSE SS % © , 13 327 Ham! tor (ci ESSE at Coat 4 G a M on C terms. S_———————_ 2 S00. S300 $2350 uP- , hols —Wifax | 0145J. Cc ; heater and other extras. re od : et ton id "no aii ¢ *? nz OM LCOrd 44 > ie . Tt io¥ Dri © an . ‘ ; ‘ ~ , ; \ OIE an aaah Be awd aon a" ree ree ametion he din ' _Sioitne Vie . . . ae PIR te sonny - al 7 ve Papen “ is \ tere or — 1926 Hudson iit ie . WEST SIDE rT "Ic kK. % Tow n car: latest model tween fore —s fm all ones 2 id - 8as late rrocne - te bv this price: car is KF hie oe ee Pe PU! AR wt SiC | Hin \ aod tools, et 0 Pete r p! LA ate stein Wa V (vra nd , * eS Leonor 307 Luc as. 3 hie Kingshichwav end Mer news. DE. ee: six in excellent condition.: cus- vere et HLEM. ° ” need moncr. . eee =. # Se and cTRh SCHOOL : _ ete FONT | mf HON] 0 ~ REPOSS = ) ESSEX COAC silt body: full equip- on __ HUDSON -FRaARr Ios 461 [ a Grand. 21 j 4 by wi _ rand , “te ae a wT, : pe : -~ —e , cs a se ss ‘ ané ZO y 5 Ow “ we T} *. 3 L ~ N? x ' . ’ f ; st J ZE . i Ore LJ Spree j , ner ~NmOre ryey f ~ ‘ . o : = ” ~ R. HAWAIIAN SCHOOL OF MISIC. _ Pianos and Organs For Sale 1s LitUs period case , men, 2 Fre Nos RAPH—Mas naganr 7 upright, will ,any because o* , igs ne ~ a ‘ond —, ras me nletely overhauled, can- 3333 LOCUST ST. iy nS. K NIGHT —Coupe: A fwetruments, private or clasm, 50 BABY GRAND PlaNOQ—Feriod mode! tone: superb action. Must nell cheap. 3958 8. Compton. (c) Wtate: car sow Si0GS: Guy tale cae Sar lane ee tale oe oon Rew Car: ae Seen ee an ee i ~ (935 newly painted ox shave” $100. todas ents to S1.05 per lesson aE age oe S Compton. teas) teed sas ni am “a ‘ a Ver en ~s- Sik: must 'eenk “* Bow o1oe pet tera epted as part parment: Hberal terms. , - ¢ Pe cond on down pM imade ‘at GRANT? AND OLJ\ F 55. ee I [ANNO F ae naaeka: $50 SOGkA Sher dispose of aton ce aor $540 ~ ¥G ae = be on %.... sords: S15 nt gos SON-FRAMPTON A409 Locust «t 1486 91 in ad este r HTland _=133._ wn » 8000) N Broadway. _OOMax 900m : 2 - R4, WELLSTON. CAKANY 3452 “EANO- : i a’ : . eee ©. Bree ay ee: io a ” *ieen pach. completely overhauled > GA PAPEL es Lace rood condition. oo — {oe IFPPERSON AND CHEROKEE. PROS = andoah wnt Terms, $2.50 week lv NOGRAPH—Upright, $22.50. mahog isso JEWEIT BROUGEAM ESS Gagemennn: = « boosts the Essex 4: this a PIERCE-ARROW 80 ( VOAiS A 1924 Chevrolet coup . og Sy x, tres BOOS —! 7 4 Ny Ki C Ov WT $ >BD. | he neh. 25 music ro} ls : ’ soli | me eat $25 val — ior $1 ): — » # lb t© Ra? , ce son 4Sh. DEIATCe LOTS ‘ ) Suet im see us: save 5617 Gravois. . TET SaEES . gain price today. MONARB > = Wi) trade Big 4 2218 8. Jef. : terms or trade. “ ' aa ere —te S30. May. Stern Oo., 12th ar wre. | wate. SOS Gira ear ” es , PON PLAC—Ooach. late ~6. on "ust pe : Al JEfterscn che: | io ike 7 IKE NEW TERMS $3 , ( cG2 ue — ich mm” Des Bu! 4 $150: terms. ‘| OLDS—-1975. 4-passenger Piano playing. saxophone. banio. vicli WURLITZER io O06 OLIN E = | s ma ining unpaid. and wi T Tie pages “Mahogany. upright. liams« 4390 Sa EAS EAE __ {oom Essex C a h —_ price today. | PONTIAC—1827 | coaches. Sond. 50: from 1975: just received one of @ (nak nay aad “Sanne it & bargain, ukelele. a aa —-, -- sy — DUO-A RT Reprocdus i$ .. *18no. Fine — se l] i ‘or $] 10. T erm Ss. SZ ; Wb S953 Ww Florissant ee & JORI iA’ by veham > Dussbengre 6-cv Do wr wy oo. — 10b Bee ‘ S7R4 50 al! extras at $200 se Ving ; mck ' models that we can sell at : 8. oid ‘ar as ‘iret parment. P34 Oltve ne waree x & BOOL, S340 Michie @? Gition Free rolls PAR ViE® 81 7 lis ee , ‘ Thala } pr wenn a0 “r ne hogar ¥: cheep. SORG inder. new duco naint: geod rub ber Ba grt MONAR ee ee of Pontiac blue or Pyramid gray: fectery ever offered: exeaiient rT week. _2849 NW. _ Grand. ; Nas 4 _ [A Easton av. CA Ab = W eekly to rellabie party Enright. FOrest 037% i excelent: vour chance af « — Ged Ca guarantee: terms. Grgupner 3418 Locest. good mgr USED i924. looks and runs per- denier. BET : 7" (OE Bree eee eee . VICTOR VICTROL — fy! , mnabog-|torma. Arche-Maun Motor Oo. Used Cs Look! New Pontiac Coach ee MIDWEST } ane a oo) ee ‘ . } ? } LP? DE Perrier me ‘ : i i. 44\0T 4 y . . ~ , 77, 7 a) 1 af) —e . = any, $300 size: gel) SH i: So12 _ ve ic8et)y JOOR . . : eb, : ee a Schoo! of M USIC G rand Pian 0 [ } Y") oht ( wa nd VIC “ R VICTRI +1. 4 . €45 tabie mode ' —— ~ ee M Hye oe ‘ike new Run 2678 miles repossessed car cort ee 2828 Locust. 5 = upe Tun 1500 miles. on ert and Pee: ewetions —_ }) $335 & res &) 3953 “WwW FI orissan {) A kK TA XN 1) B R 2) i (, H A ‘ — ; = ae = ae ate 1926 sIkf aero $985: ite vours for the balance due. S650 : 1928 “CHRYSUPR Woo PR De IGE DEALER 192% Usi . e BOTie 4 . pee = — — . i ooeeet sian a>k hea \"" a vy SRBC SMI. —--—-- te PP rv trade c. rm “Al & fc - Camacho. director. member of {i $29.00 VICTROLA — Larg sine $25: Acme i9zé : same as new: run OUO0 | Nerms of SS AHLEM. 1035 NS. Gran. ic)| This is a Royal coupe, oe lee | new in + our y ; rae Pec snoring ria ~ ws Hee c a te ~ -_ he retilpest coupe in la -er Assortment. 1923 - St. oul a Orchenire: hou iy Cull ' ne Mam Pp Webb 1 ot Pp ate a *. in. S8- of gncetient 1 £1000 asia >, KF SSE x COACHES t P on : Perce pga ie. "eee rt ee ot T Sunday aii at Our store JAior ‘ter pnt ricgnt t- ere On Ree gy ~~ Ce ee ae fe Saerit > Sit ; erms — etme y et can’t tel i Mod ~ - OVE oi =a. BOnA Zz & and bi. Phone Linde! y ' . evers . ; I = wonation. UA pany 1554 W sell I Mies Saeri BCR os Excellent motor finished im maroon PONTIAC { OACH toda’ 2149-51 Be. on if ’ $s}: i , 043 9) dav or Monda ‘on ight ana ano in good eondition VICTROLA——Genuine Victor ¢ rmthophomc: | ORG North ¢ rand. Duco with ¢ xcellent balloon tires, specialty Late model; rum very little: a wonder- eA _ model. rat ciaee run- | OF t ‘ # rf 7 i [YQ > P é Ssigniivy used S275 model “ket ©; 50 pn price: to ae!ll today. Be ful big bargain with a new car guaran se) 7325 Mich- ao Musical en ty see | he wondertlul | reain beaut ifu Tone : rosew ood re rts. Ludwis M usic House a 4 ash > artwr igh ee ‘ert if ed . CHRYST, ER TsFe CAR STORE. | te for only $4b5- terms my : + CO. — é Sea. cp i gr nage FLAT base Sousaphone mus in a sinall Grand Piano case. wit h ston! to match. we nase == peat ts 1985 Stude siandar brougha nN MIDWEST MOTORS INC ° nl ma? ,. Gok os eee ' — 1923-1 1926. S50 to S275: ae > r ’ : aes i. Lt id ; ry ; —- 5. a? G mer SiAaTrcar: Sik | Mee sia 3 ‘ : oe te : 4 ut . i a ta : . : } - AUTOMOBILES | Tuber @u pred H food tires Pe rrp ere SR Loe ‘ust re _JEfferson_ 3612. | ‘AKLAND-PONTIAC DEALERS GEV ELA ND—Couv- oupe. mt Auto Senne 7M from i? to 3 ». @. Sunday ( }UNT recep! \ taken in T @TrTnis Ss). i} } pe 4 \WPee K : winds Z aq wiper motometer . ADwa “ance “4 = ‘ictal A esd Retry ceo goed condition. CA , me Aw — ail —— . : x ¥ Z- ' Y r perf orma ne v nares Leed Terms oF i, = somes By Sale phawer riod {; rand | his } IANO 1S R e} rodueing (5 ra nd Easton av Lindell 4915 Ta (coy € artw rl 7 ot DEMONSTRATORS our » 3 every pnesible extra: $70 4 inder: ; ville Riverside ; - vir - 7 UTOS bi ying S. outh . Ph me Delmar at 3° Beis Fully equipped: spare tire. ® cid: .* ‘ih E—Busine Will s 4 > Oivre. 1925 medei> # | 7 nd bed nt wor wed very. little and a — substantial- | . ioe k and 5 ‘people came for Tt. mar 3i8STM wr in perfect de and compeser. w write Music > cee) C : ‘ T J LIST like new rlida nogany k lrmk ipip Ss ‘ rrand LA ced ey ie Be Ri ATRANC , and bod uf a ~ Use Pte me price ag as rate oni *. + todas Take er i ; o — ; . t : is :am- Mpetenn Chevrolet B ERT xt od agra Onvenient erms >~ . "2 LL. machines wanted. in any coneneen. ‘fenders SiPe LEN LENeG * “work ee eth | ag eee . a rst 2 ae ae Tele oe par se ae Ow Call ee {e) ——— ER teaches band and string ¢ case. a nd 2) selections of “Call 5 nds morning and all weck 4025 s"ve the over! wa er Or MUDSON. F "RAMPTON. 208 — c a8 Vim “See 2 see 1903 5 Seeatem.. ~ got 5 fine condities: ga ———— t bone oe inatruments rented 10c¢ week Yr ven) Easton. deli S842 FORD motors overhauled. $7.50: guame- |.) DSON. 1923 coach: $195: trade fer | a - | DODGE—Ia24 coune, m 320 monthly: open all day fh - hy natrinen gold 2S cents dosen: trial lesson Open Eve Hings reproduc! Ing rolls iy v TOS Wid—Best prices. Waldman. 251° 8 Wakndn. CAbdbany aa anyt ing; rmé. i819 Sidney &TU DEBAKER— se sre — coach ; a. °c \rfield 657 E320 § Grand. ° z Packard’ + Monday - open till 10. 14 , N. Grand ‘ : “a bo : = Be > Plasto Linde Suny rch TORS. eushionse. er tains, repaired uch te Hie pDaoKX..W a8 . 1925 eoaches 185. $450. low miles age. 77Oo. wNMnusually gordi , * A 7 ish 1 998 busi es . 8 model ——“x- —- eae wor mong eo WURLITZER, 1006 Olive vors.00. Terms $3.50 per ||||) Paston. Ls Corar ABs. MENG! put 'on coupes, $4406 eine Gh GO; G56k | trade. A251 Natural Bridge | worth $77a. Willame. 43090" ree. (ach ia coe Se re Hi} z ‘ : __ Tuning and Repair ; ; : week Prices cash paid a Oifax @As ». 7 a PUL © ad pes. ° . _~ SP GaN — ? eis Wi Pan r nay “wy ~ 8°68: wold to ” matiats i ~~ DEBRAK ER—Standara 6 coac +h late ” -. “Rast me eoune 7. he Grand 24 / =. aan | y . et.. Granite Cts TRI City 1632M. | a7, 1927 coach ré 6. ran 30080 Studebaker Standard 6 coach: late 1926. | ________. ‘ | » een eae 325. 1 a ae lede a BHO. ay ne ae ' eokie if LAN 0 ( QO. 47 ee | MORTI LE Ww td —— Li) Ua $°50 Cash A = ns — "1 RO. za Ras 1980 y ; a $5: >t) met is lat “kK if vou don } ike ft & wonderful eomnd thon, GRand AROS ie | DODGE——Ta25 COURS: ' — i ¢ Cash : ’ ? ee 2 a PI ANO——~Good cord! “OR. $30 Riverside for closed car mst be a mal bares ; = = : * oa “eget war * one? sl onat + - Se ; ee ae be by es : o- ~~ ~ ens See oe, | 2407R. GO1T Michigan. io) 118 Olive S th Phone Laclede 0527. Ben, Mitte cart o8, Standard 6 coach: verfeet | MecND CITY AtTO CO, 2007 Tecus y ener gr i | terme, COMes 251) Sa aj 2? Model Tooke and pane ae ihe a —- Cail at 4955 Magnolia. Laevine ne 1t . ive & « at TO MOBILES w. a ~ For casn. Roval gist ven moe a wea “B4in . rtonky — = p Whippet Coach : DODGE. 3 o2a-—#- £190 es meal tar gain. Mendenhall. 315 Py : _— i “7 Motor Saicg Co. $118 Lecust Phone | =——_— 1928 pre lard " _~ — Just $100. 4 us: save { | oer posing | aati a Sunday and evenings. eae) ) s , | Ta Nat ised) upright. god con dition Nectarine a ectineieeone race ten JEM ersan 27 (cO3) SL MKR-—I1926 standard six _ ae os terms. ‘2 pee “ft be ak. 53.258: fe82> | "hone lin — — cae ———— 7-1 ae wTiginal tires coed: low mileage: terms 4 a . is——"“923. §-n Meakin 4 “5° new balloon tires: — os 4 iri var | 2neen. S836 Argyie. Pix ne WAbash ou BALDWIN ANNIVERS ARY Av TOs wat} rED POR CASH to resmonsthie party. Call Tea Rasinussen af UNIVERSAL. 3491 Locust _ Always open. DORRIS Pg sane ee cz bumpers Seat mace: Te ~. PO oceiaee ity ai PIA NO—. And Vietrola cheap. oS 4 & A see us. before rey ael \ be Wil pas rou WE wie RAG a TR *s LOOK: ‘WHIPPET COACH onion . e100 : PRrCrncé iLiened. wade. SS 3 servien Palrn st nee = ~ Al, E B ARG AINS more Cy to nL ey enin zs J Btieron ~o04 ———— Almost nee rur a tew 1 Miles. Tea - See Viren cng sy a. 2 2 PIANO—Upricht, like ngw Call Monday, ; -— ARANTY MOTOR 00.” 2838 Lo (cs _KUHS- Ed ‘HAVE. coach. 1925. in ¢ ete Te ee ee ait 19:4: excellent con: | ST mno8 ) : lode Gabler, upright 65 cB) wach ~ J im fine mechan teu" rite Wekses wea peep. ~ #319 Gon ine ei. Uy —— . 105 CARS wu — ae mode: pay highest one Bui ar Warrant; shape . - ~ tires and ~~ er co. + iene ~~~ eee einen - ; e cede Tis ; uri iizer € ran: . . vee prices. a8 yi 4 ¥ 4 tre bon ons ain "a ry’ equ: Dped. iced for Qmck sale. ile howl. Lac inigmnctianicceniy Steinway rerd) one 4% a * . ve o - : . Ps ing and Repairing ra ere ye eek ate “ CARS Wed. —— models: just 6 a L INDE LL 2900) 2837 X. GRaxD CI Terms. Open Sundag. __ Locust. ANO-Tprigh ; Tms, $5 motithiy up Se eine ws 2 . . i ree Renae I ) ean ~eenees | ie Dianos: rolls for| Bilegpect 0303. THE BALDWIN PIANO CO. 1121 OLIVE ate eitie _€et cook. aeTaS ‘Grant. aan? | Buick Coach‘ OLIVER CADILLAC co . aa” | DODGE. N. - PMtaNno—fpright.” Thompson. new. ATi REPRODUCING piano, Weit@Mignon. up. CHEVR aos 4 coum. “aes {red Master 6: pretty be ‘ TR com ¥ ond, | Soe er PATE Few | + Sane rose S. Compton. (ces Rea | ud COMex ORaRI Ris te) a brand-new a, ae = 3333 LOCUST Si. ws . : aan: 4 ‘ | PIANG---Opri ‘ 7. 4 ae. SQOUAR PiANG—~ £24 a ea g000d every inch. »; a | hippet coach: §-paamtueer 19°4 Oe! : | are — “a £36 = t» rete t oh = — be 283 Ifl> Master fi Buick con wh ine thew PA Kyiew hat! aero a - : n4n | $500 ted) | ann white ae “RD iy UCPr we * ae oa “eavenelld beens felis fuaranieed « WA St tecvre MOON. 10°s coach, Balioen tires. — i. at Et RS STR 1G aT 8 COOP Ee mame a Sggaei ne gl ples. concert and recital heed. demon : state model and price. ine ¥ 31 2. > ‘Trreom and Lafavette. LAc 0107-78On ee and die wheele: ih wow orf uw! me | The most beaut ‘uf coupe in town: met « | : ogg eae | - ag a Phone _ “wl write k PORT ‘ Wed fou —" ‘nedians, Sordi ; S624 SS ‘jrand. LAciodse TWH) ‘guy Hamidi hargain Franke Meteor (o at blemish on it: car helonged te . ball “pla y- ; ne oe ii —ey 8 payines rom $1 jj ne ae, mae amiton. jer: be left for training camp: cost over | fet week? ¥ or S@ month)> up. oeks, Sita Case Lindel! 7540 just ex | » PORDS “CHEVROLETs — wed — 00. ali outh | $2200. ae wo th $1500; think, onfy | sotem:|; KIESELHORST | mcs. SEES ol et ond “or | oo Fase eteen $e | aati Finished Uned Cone One 1007 Oliwe Stre- fe : ke ; gos UNIVEREA a) | hi paipt: el MOTOR CO. | ——= } \} CEp tr ‘| get cash. Riefiing "Sor S. Jefferann, |, 2920 Buick standare @ like new paliguee Pegs t-wheei brakes an@ OLIVE : | : {i PIANOS—.PHON GRAPHS RADTOS | mae as ; St e68 ~~ = come | | fully fawinmed and Soares & real Teal bu. Christ 4344. “aly perfect, terms trade. | Locust. Ten naesencer eO2) .. HIGHEST hain oF ‘qpagitics - i 5 re ok fa Be 2h Ae. tg a oe . BUICK —Goupe, 1923: +paseenger. her ke new: a ——————— as. TV¥ier O84. Bits N (ee 354 Geea “LAciose 7600-6100 WILLYS-OV ERLAND, Ine. | gain, $25n. 4229W Nature! Bridge. (¢) 2678 Locust a * —_ | :

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ai os SUNDAY. MARCH 13. 1999 AUTOMOBILES Coaches i Coupes For Sale : very che ap. ‘Call CAb- | BU Te cailie -passenee, Coupe. 6550-4 __'*} | new duce finish - ‘ 925: new paint: good | BI "IC0K—Cou brakes; price $65. tires: rg Po at a MOTOK CAR CO., - |only; liberal terms. x I Riniieenccan Silo Lor ust. 4 18 1c@K—1994 3 Master 6-4) h, 1926, Original |r: Just received: ae . | Sale wanted: eniy $595 Paint Oniv $195_ down. _ terms. MONARCH, 3137 | akes: very sweet “ > : ru a ae a ee , erms. Open Sun Ss Moon Coach, $775 | lecust. nh ea new; loaded with extras; | BUICK —Oouse. “i 1924. —- — fons N. Grand. {ec ‘wheel brakes: wonderful. - —— | Archer- Mann Motor Co.. Ueeg perfect condition: Food ment. 222 N. Sarah. h. Linden % bry | Bs: F175. 4965 Lotus. | BUICK—Masier 6° 400. fe 1922: rare bargain: $145: 1925 model: a very f - ng S57 Marcus_ ) ©. terms. ane car: GM ( WESTSIDE eK cial 6 C oac h, $6: ae | Kingshighway "and McPhewsoa™ D the cit come farir eee Ces Some ory. | KUHS-.- g#* HA SH COACH | Buick coupe; new lacquer, tires, Piaget i: $160 down. hOU cqdoupt a real swe!) | LINDELI 2800 =. 2837 N.¢ B4 model: 4-cylinder Nash: | and carries a guarantee, | Buick Four-Passenger (gt ol ©. be oe mm lg oat ‘S500 8 moxie, at Manchester. | BR AHN. MITCHELLETTE. enh 1928- first. class con: B yle view 5035) 7136 Forsyth —5-_Boy! Sp eR 7 i SDE J, 7 tim e: slightiv used : 2» new ole, £1 i Tear tri ink: original paint , hin. $295 taker it: terms.| Qegtom Finished Used Rng, Milton, 3214 Lex ust. Rie came Late Master six 4. passenger 1926 Oakland jo Ai: eruaranteed. Buick x and Lafavette Coaches y 3654 8. Grand. LAclete 7 pe bs BPpic and span: \ ( ‘ADIL L AC- Te oupe, 1918 Sito- . term 2a are. I York. DEimar 6482." 3401 I Loe ust. _Alwarys| open. | é ADIL LAC COU PE ‘ ; . oy al V | Mode! G61, 4-passenger : wit » HA E- appearance and an exe eptional mon ‘ Careful former owner: if Shed like new in every re-' diced as agp ma ——. to used car values gece thea 0. 2837 N. GRAND. | CHRYSLER USED CAR 8ST) oi? MIDWEST MOTORS RE, ‘LAND $ ‘OAC H |} 29°28 Locust. JE fier pec . four new tires: Al me- | ¢ CH ANDLPR—Coupe. If Btion: Duco finish verfect: lion: $150. 3749's. Br Declutely nothing about its | CHEVRO!T YS os 99 - thd or ot agate ee R95: terms tr raden __ Morris, oR ‘ime MHiciac- ce as cle tae pnce wi aiso x ‘HEY ROT. ET—109d 4- passe r coupe. 3! . aet on. AKLAND (¢ ( OAC H , & HEA ROL ET—4- -p esenger ye brand-new: scarcely run: 4- model top shape; a steal at balloon tires. Duco finish, | Michigan. an exceptional bargain: fullixw Gn EVROLET—Coupe: te model. - ect: good rubber: small r EST BRANCH. S877 Delmar. Pimeby Hallenhere- Wasner. "Seno Gras jay. i ee | CHEV ROLET—C upe rator: Oakland Coach “months old. WJ. McMahon. #710 De mar F Orest 1500 fo mbers of our compaliy: rise saitannamatieiiteaeine care at all times: fulliv = HE V ROLET youpes 3. pa . 1 ven less than 5000) miles: ante ee a : =e others. You can hardiy teil it from =~ r eondition; bargain: $225 o134 G rots, “ guarantee: our low price | CHEV ROLET : 2037: never | driven: chead. e. 3844 8S. E 4 [VALLEY MOTOR CoO.. } WE 540 801 Locust st. CH EY ROTOR repainted: Coach: late 1925; at al. 50; $50 down. 4711 @e2601 Locust. Hs sen Bri: ize. tach. late 1925 val- CHEYROLET—1925 coupe: ike new if: B08 Gravo's. RO od rubber: Al mechanically. . ae . 19°28. ariv en only ay: LeTivis. trade: others. ee Lemp. fe ’ new car: faite CHEV ROLET—Coupes, 192: to > RATA Ruseell. _ | $100 to $445; all in Al nS. al wach: 1925: perfect con- | Smevrolet Co.. 4710-20 | Delmar. (c5%x be bought et a bargain: wilt | LCHEVROL ET—1926 coupe: original 4 Park av. (; V4 positively like mew: classy: only 1925 coach. Al every re- } Gow n. COMax 5571. 3816 W. Flori verv Mitle: real buy at $390: | CHEV ROLET—Coupes. 1923 to 19% nights and Sunday: | $100 to $445: all guaranteed. Flint HY-PARDUE MOTOR C®.. Exchange, 4867 ,Easion. Always mar. PArkview . 2526. (cB5} 3 fed | ot | CHEYROLET—4- passcnatr coupes, “4025 « car: easily worth "$700: change, "4867 Easton. ee up if PpPaymrnis: it’s . O01 t balance due. $350: terme. * CHEV ROLET— a we oe Gt: her repossessed coaches. YAH- | make a ay . on tee oe Fe EDE USED CAR EXCHA D——1925 coach: rea! bie va! 948 Laclede ___Lindell Of 0836 ittle work: geil quick: e175: = Bown. Grautter. S4i6 Licus | 1926 Chevrolet Coupe, $385, Imost new: & other Chevrolet cow $1 30" up: terms. YAHLEM. 1935 te fond Sotur MK, 26) Chevrolet Coupt a necessary equipment an 4 hiesc = s) open until 9 p ba Entra) Dis w heels, bumpers, spare tire. ett rs a - other extras: $395: terme, & * > : ; SO Ww 509 , BOVERLAND, Inc. | 2. D0ON- FRAMPTON. _3300_locutay Spgemiger, THE mode! 25 Chevrolet Coupé - ~ ~ S57 Sacramento. Guaranteed: a lot of extras: at @ RA Yine terms, GRAVOIS MOTOR CORP. 6820 G i} Repossessed Chevrolet ( Coupe lf} cars. 1924-25-26-27 models. 15 AWK), $3500 $350 un: terms. Hurry, Car; latest model twin | re all so Be: im excellent condition.; cus- ve HLEM. 1035 N_ Grand. built body; full equip- abe CHEVROLET COUPE. at; 3S new balloon. tires. Perfoct in every way: fully equl in: terms. $11) down easy ferms. OLIVER CADILLAC CO ; MOTOR v 3333 LOCUST ST. JEfferson 308} alae ARROW SO £ OACH A 1924 Chevrolet coupe: motor pe ect peerice like new: bargain. ' Duco paint and good ares, . real m™ S- ARRO DISTR [BU TE R. gain al our rice: $14 C, tera ‘a og DEimar 0145. (c} weer aie Bei} Bi. ANchi. Re - soac h: 19237: brand-: 65 | AU CO. | x © Ra vos save; terme 8285 | canany- 222k 6511-19 Easte ¥ Mon. 3214 Locust, pellion. 3214 oe |: Chry oe Roy al Coupe, oach, demonstrator; fully ike new: terms, trade Triangle. Rumble fat; 2 and — pasesnens ois. tires; all extras: will be oH at oe : *° sinite thie ne before. yori ae _ 5 liton, . ho ne a udebaker Standard Six | ao cenngy a 23 4p not nerfect : | -_ h! nal finish. price $750 MON- j abo utr S100 down. __ Graupner. 3418 Lee Locust ; eo | DQDGE—B M. coupe; natural oak the hy 4} ‘eoTris dy mpers beauty: a r termes Morrie, 2R10 Olive. — * YP | DeDGE—1922 coupe: reasonable f ' : at once S716 West Pine. JB er Standard @ coach: tate 1926 R75 savnpoeninnnensttanemstssiatiatetinsatan et “Fa condition. GRand _ BROS. | DODGE- 1995 counre: original : 2d eh SAI dah oats, } uy: 7 Brand-New Fa ee : ao x ax 71. 38 Aw Flore ee) 2 a ; « Si ET aa 4 Whippet Coach a 7; ne +E. ~ 3 9934- PeeseNneeT lant ~ ; us: save { i heats 775: $100 down. ' n475R ame . : — S401 Locust. Always open. OORRIS—1923. 5-naseenger coupe se OOK WHIPPET Goact: en less than 3000. miles. 4155 2m mew, Tur a few 100 miles: new. SCP F100, Atee: will euve FOU some moneys 16 INGE Ri Isinees “man s coun: ) fain: Si2é evia Motor Cp. MOTOR CO. | con Shen Sunday and eventhis. § ss J108 = oe © E19 = poune* looks like on a nd LOCUST, ; tor in pie Sal eondition: must ‘3 “a (Bein. 31104 Bent. e Fond atoetineg _ DODG E— 184? -oupe: new car appeee or row WES “ioToR. ponpGe DEA coach $ Pass Neer 19°8 rr: de! eTOY Mive St. ue CAbenY | « Pe Pies anc guaranteed. (“Eptral te — a) DODGE Coun wa ore ™ else biti aetn ' int © : YS-OVERLAND, Ine. sino ws? : nade Macc ARTHY. PARBu e “sor Tone oe that's a, balance due In | R2°nH [wlmar aE a ; £55 Hocgeie and Makes +. peer ra 182 fone ; : t | DODG—Coupe: late vr gy Poets 1035 N eenditien: & perfect regain, only | Casey term Coupes For Sale ) RRA HM w MITCHELLETTS Pras i BURN STRAIGHT & WIPE 1949 8, Boyle. at beaut : Syl fteygphe in town: net ai em it: car belonged to ~ ball’ phax- | t for {rainiag Camp: eost over a wo Fis $1500: think, onty jronde MOTOR CO. [* v aT 3401 Locust. _ L LIVE 924, DODGE ¢ ; : ae. pe Coupe 922 ~“Tsasemuner had like new: must er. . iatow Natura! Broder je; “*6°8 Laewst bi. . 4 mt #900 AUTOMOBILES }, Bicycles and Motorcycles Wanted and ForSale A ds in these columns today. ‘AUTOMOBILES ses PASSENGER CARS =% TRUCKS Seeuneneiieeeee ae | For on Coupes Fo> Sale. comes gs | __ Coupes For Sale Roadsters For Sale Sedans For Sale Sedans For Sale Sedans For Sale ee — 3024 “LOCUST. FORD— eee” ae - . - Sea i - jEfferson 370v. | _terms. 506 S. reffe aie $50 “up: Be STAR—1926 coupster: original - “eZ every | FORD— Roadster . 1926- ” perfect condi- | BU [CK K—1926 7 7. -Dpaasenger ocdan: eee this s | HODGE—Sedan: 125: folks. | come see this | a in good condition; FORD—Cot o = —.- 2 ay Beiect cart; setting is believing _tion: bareain. $185. terms. 3114 Cass. wonderful! value before ying — Car; perfect all around: w balloons, orig- | PAB ee sisted: geese epupe $140 down. Open | dade new Fane edd 7000 miles: looks | terms. COlfax 5571. 3816 W, Flor: issant, | FORD——Roadster: 1926: steel box on | Fr Franke Motor Co.. 1397 Hamilton (c} | inal emamel: looks like a» ” $485 takes it: | xR D NEW quick eagdhs watlonees aes TODAY’S SPEC [AL back: terms. 3116 Cass, | BUICK—1926 Maser 6 sedan: used 500 | terms. Open Sunday. Milton, 3214 Lo- | 1927 B AN | FORD—192: 5 roadster body, $20: Ford | miles by private family: sell - le trade, | Cust. n. ots | LACL EDE “US SED CAR EXCHANGE, | | STE > we ( E COUPE | s048 raciede, Lindell OR26 1688) ge ag ey chassis, $10. 1805 Menard. ) | terms. _2506 8. Jefferso {¢) | DODGE—Sedan: 1923 type: a wonderful | L } C 2 yu Te | : ; This is the car with that famous FOR l— Roadster: 1926: like : » BUICK—1827 4-door sedan. Master “6: condition. at a price you cannot dupll- | . f é Griven about 2500 miles: owner leaving | C@t¢: only $115 down. balance in 12 | ss] RDS—% oupes: 10° 7 G24.95 5-26: S195 1 to Knight motor which never wears out. loons: acece ssories: tems. “ : =: . _aceessori “Tl : y Kingdell T : month "¢ ‘ ORD—Roadster. 1926. balloons. like FC oat aA31 el oggery. 4957 eat ona Koenig Motor Co... 3456 $350: a splendid se lect on: variety | t is a 5-passengcer and is fully new: $185. $60 down, 385 6 ae. . “i ie . s Ps , 125 BricK-—1926 Master 6 sedan: ne weal val Dodge Sedan. 1925, $1 $100 | Previous models only a few available. Cars are fully equipped— colors; a 30-day guarantee: terms to suit: | equipped: excellent mechanical con- ¥ > "ORD— Roadster. 19°4: $50 down. , : ; adste 924: $ like new; equipped: if vou want real Deum todas for a bargain. ‘MONARCH. bumper front, bumperettes rear, spare tire, tire cover, John lock, - N. 3309 Locust st. remember we are the oldest Ford dealer in | dition: a real buy at $450: reason- ‘y ; ADGE ( ov PE t. Louis. tn Sunday ane ev enings. able terma. MORE AUTOMOBILE 4711 Natural Bridge. i eeidl ‘} ue act anick: none more per ect: save- . : E , 3137 Locust: pm Ske windshield cleaner, rear-view mirror, stop signal, radiator shutters é FF oO~r S. guns and looks good; $275; Als 2) | JOHNSON TO CO.. 4687 Olive st. (c55) CO., 2805 Locust st. Open Sundays AUTO ¢ | business coupe. with the | 09 oe and evenings. ‘RO 5 and two-unit starter; iF ord Sone, 1%: 24, 1925 , 1926 | ST DEBAKE R—Light 6 eee od own: cho = 7 od 91 ‘ So - ARCH siat "Locust. oice ‘of several. MON- | foo qd Rt . 0421 outhwest. _- . late; $50 up: trade: front: new Goodyear, rear: nice light se- . UDEBAKER—Coupe, 1924: excellent! terr 2506 8. Jefferson, _ _{cO7X) idan: made by good company; lots of : STORE. : par Cae | KUH! — | condition: full equipment: good tires: at| FORD =S special : im; | r condition; = ai needste ecial’ real bargain; ‘equipment, motor in fine ndition : ep MOTORS. INC., c_ Pd HAVE {i : re - bargain. Koenig Motor Co., 34 56 | $°5 Speedster Iimar 4468 'price for toady only $250. 7486 Man- LINDE L, 2900. 0 7 OG ay ; / : Sod, R. 2: FORD—R: adst. ers. 10: 1924: balloons: must see this car and you'll JEfferson 3612... Grand, (o) —_——— . or DEBAKERS Coupe: °24 model: per-|*3 /RD— ho: acuer. iste 1923: or gm ig Beda a a oe an “3 — fect condit ion. Call _LIindel 4384. (fe) ; if 4 terms. A | 3? wo See | n; aste ; late 19° a 19° a= ) ' STU DEB AKE R—1923 licht “ businers | * ; a ye gh |} most brand-new: owner was Models Up to 1926 =o F ORD | C OU P E, >. upe. above average, $245: terms, trade. | E, $75 | emably priced. “See today. 493 Temp ett ick “47” Bed KUHS- #® HAVE | : Te ee ending 1s 26 F RD C ( Uv I E. ; q > S U Trp. FORD—Roadsters. 1926: & dandies: $140 Buick “47” an FORD—Tudor: 10°76: with all extra gcute- NASH SED AN. 1924 and mec Repossessed. ang just the balan + due ic DEB. AKE R ( OU P E and up: $50 down. 40993 Easton. (Cc) | | Just im: see us; save (1926 Dcdge sedan: can't tell from new; | ent: iow mB a beautiful car at . “ Wee Bers Six Cab; 2-passen- it's eure worth $350. tape Baie ony odel: 4-passenger: looks and FORD—Roa ter: 1926 $85 up; trade $290: terme. | attractive savin , % barmain if is @ denendaDie Ford Fetfect condition; £1 ninhed ly ET tesv- we yor Dare: ain. aby Fords OV AHLEM 103 a Bile. (c » | ns - new: eeat covers : spec ~ aecaiae | terms. > 880 McNalr et | UNIV ERSAL, 3401 Locust. Always open. LINDE LL -LI, 2900. a3 2837 N. GRAND. | . 7 ~—e thie vena ( | 4) w jheates’ Se — WEST SIDE NASH Co.. sont 1925 FORD ( OU P E. $1! yf) ' bee Perc me, 383 biz bargain, ss ust dition: trade. 1819 Sidney. os 1 - > Buic ‘k t J assenger Sedan _¢e 2 k ORD TUDOR 5143 ye Re. a -- MOTOR CO.., Ine. First come. first served: 1( enosseseed ' IE fferson 0234 ” eB ~ | PORD—Roadsater starier. mountables : s sinaiea A a" yaad - pnt a ae th. Late 1974: new paint. 5 good tires: | ovE RLAND—1996 " evden, Loe coupes for balanve due finan: company. | WIL LYS-KNIG Coupe; 1925 mode! 1.000.000 motor car ducoed: new tres: | ginny. onen evenings. 4 a 0 , : ‘ motor in excellent condition: $110 and $5/| real cheap: trade. terms. Nights and ptterson 37 15 1924-2 925-96 models K IG ity Uj I 4 Pn Matay Fuaranteed OO dave | eo eB TAR NTY Mc Te R Cc oO. 2936 T ocust._ 1924 wots sean - me ne al Ali. ? per week Kingchester Motor Co Man- ' aor. JEtferson =z: oe) AHLE M. (1035 N. Grand. (ed | aaa : 4 good tires ;runs perfec ; price FOR -Roadster, e r “little car | — = = 2. Se snd ae x @ —- ns ~ arr ic A (> oO. . cu 1920: $50. 1922 touring, Fee oan d new; at a great saving: | W771 si By S110 Locust. FORD—Runabout; = starter, det we °° duc nn liberal t tl substantial tod _Cabany 22° 2 9. ae to. ‘Easton. te) Good condition thro ughout: good tires; a watora) Bridge. ey | hedeae face \ ze sony ES no c pg to 62 ¢ - 2a | ables: good tires: selling price ‘$95 566 PIERCE. ARROW DISTRIBT "TER na Br: 3 ~ i 1989 a bargain at *} on. arn ngs and | ‘Brand. New. 1927 6°3- like new : —— GR AVOIS” "MOTOR CORP... 6820 nae we ort ~ a rt A t! y ner ae today. _ Ollie Hi: aupt, 4166 Olive. : Bs: _ 4818 Washin gton. | D )Elmar ‘0145, (ce) ranc-..ew Sunday. 10-3. LA MBE 7. GRAV. ES 4035 | Oakland Sedan e fal! } : : . S . e_2410_ Olive. “$05. oes “2 buy: $585: about $195 down. Graupner, | F;2RD— Runabout. sc et antes. easy | DODGE SEDAN Lindell. _Lindell_ 8600. | See us. Save $200. -4-pacsenger, $98:|~ 1996 FORD COUPE, $285 | 3418 Loo | | feck: M08 Urea: 34 Jace, “350 Gravons, | KUHS- g* HAVE ee Se ee tet a cemaata PORT Roadster: late ‘25: disc “Wheela: year to pay. Graupner. 3418 Lacust. $125. "Kk in 9 ow. ch ' . _ ane ria wa ° ‘ . . . . Sed a ne - | BUICK 4—Sedan: brand-new Miller cords. f ‘Brand-New (built in), transmission lock, motometer and curtains. Dodge Sedan A saving of more than $200.00. All carry standard factory guar- Just in: se | ; wg ag OT reg ‘SS antee. Come early and be prepared to buy. Liberal terms. $ UNIVERSAL, 3401 Locust. Always open. | — 1925 DODGE SEDAN, $595 |) Hudson-Frampton, 3301-09 Locust St. ng A mileage; has the “he appreciated” 4523 Delmar BL. or 23-25 S. Meramec, Clayton, Mo. ew car: must be seen to be preciat . fully equipred: onen event se OPEN ALL DAY SUNDAY. JEff 3100. ne GUARANTY MUTOR CO, 2936 Locust. ln citi atti atti tll atin i alll ll aS tea aay pos a you as to its | Pat Coupss, $65 to $275 . TL te Ut cat tas aaa tamil it telling —- j : > : - hy rr 7 " — -.- Last one ieft Get here early if you | COULPES—» sedans. coaches, maiisters. | o-57 ~—- ~~~ —— ia “S20 : cellent ; starter ; ep oUDeS 92 |} tourtr Lak ail kinds: reali — ‘gains: S50 ~Roadster: late ~ model: $12: se rt a Buick 192 Standard eedan: spick and — “ . , 4568 “Easton. ou AO? oouneter: Nash = go dge. : 7 AHI is 1036 | Up: terms; trade. 35 DAStOn. ‘Clix «e punenes a Bt } opan in every respect a __UNTIVERSAL, 3401 Tocust. L INDELL, 2900 N. GRAND antee; save several $100. _—— 1926 —" $215 > BB: N Grand. ; : gpa { al PE S50): sedans Coa. *h roa deters ' =" rand. -- = a - songeiltag = = LINDE! I wl, 2 2900, 3 _ 2837 _ GRAND. — 7 (oe) | ———-~ | touring: all kinds: real ae ns: S50 up: | FuoRD— Runabout: ducoed ; starter. oe ate a 00 Arsenal “ vy TIAL REDUCTION: TERMS OR TRADE. ! D seer he ae eae ne i . ae c ACD “4 as ed . , —oon 4 rN : .Oadstier: : 2 . OOKS afi ri ‘ ; ;, hale _ ~~ a an: ) Y 4 ™,) . . g- $85 also 1923 ! ne these t easy terms — ——————— = ———— rod ry peg actieal) new ents € — e P% t M t ] Fully equipped. bumpers. belloon tires. etn er et to Ee actiCaly BOW; OMy Size; trade termes. langle. 5617 Gravois. 3 la © ocor Co., ne. good paint. top and upholster, car tn ex- AWILLY S-OV ERLAND, Ine. $ {Cc} —e ; 1923: 324 SN ciicniiemmnimicnns t- * EES DSO N- FRAMPTON. 3309 Locust. guaranteed; terms CHEVROLET —TH20 sedan —— ans INS) "rc aRae ae tf — “ a cond ceptionally od conditicn: : 1925 FORD fara) & P E Limousines For Sale QHNSON 'A tO CO. 3887 Olive att ==4 tion: har 417 CAhany 161: aM. atter 7. 7:30, | ovum pane Oy auna® te eg ne ee te ee 250; easy | OVERLAND—@ ty “wonderfal cow = * . ‘ P I 4 SSS isLiTiousineé a2 ifice * ‘ vaste a we 4 ‘ AL Moco } ~\ OLE a: rv A « - . T) ss ) - SA ‘ a ,: 23: prt runnin ik ‘con- Good paint: nickr raciator Nee: * a. Di ‘Imar POrest 3397 — ~ _ mu er, balloon tires, newly painted: reai CHEV: real buy. Ee pe: oe i iat Meee 37 15 ery —— mith ama 3209 _sacant “. ; with $232 down, i > $75 5 Lotus. isa ' motometer: good han te ene ~ — | bargain: aving city: terms to suit. Kuhs- =e . a mercer: | DS ames 1 924: cheap. 3028A ay. trade. we; balloon tires, first: The Cartw right Motor ). Road For Sal right.” 8000 N. Broadway. COlfax 9000,| CHEVROLET—1924 sedan. | 306; perfect | Goltax 7731 Gardner “6” Sedan BRAHM- ‘MITCHELLETTE MOTOR CO. on oadsters or sale | POR! coacmer: balloon tires. ducoed | FORD—_ ‘24 = an: yefinished: ~sauallent Just in; see us; save 049 S. Boyle, at Manchester. _ 600 oe $0" cou sive { Y ot tition. 4636 S . Compton. __ linea - : CHEV ROLET__S 4-d ait Ness coupe. $135; $50 down. | __———— FORD ( ‘OU PE eT ee mS [CK Roadster. $75 casi 2725 Ar- aie tne’ en ee _will take your old ee. Na Ss. ge gy ake G0; | Shape, $150. 7486 Manchester _{c) | nety $600; terms. ©) PY. Natura) Bridge. | lington. FOrest 2985R. ord for th : aunt 41600) ‘uaran- CHE ha a ee 190394: FORI Gedan: 2 real buve. ‘ar $35. | UNT IVERSAL. 3401 Locust. Always open. open. our. Lt act? . live others. Williams. 4390 Olive. ss (53x) $I Cor npe: fine condi ag ty EE | §° er EID Cons ew DEM & 1 rubber: | BU ICK K “Sond eter: $195: uae’? ey ti 1926, i 21)—_PRoadeter- ~ hy a trade 2807 Marcus, — - —=> ‘ 5-pascenanr $100 cash. Owner. nal. Qs $235: $50 down: others sas Lor. ellene «| Meneame a ohm is 7 } heap. jij |FORD—Sedan: starter. etc.. $25: coupe. | Buick Coun’ Overland 6 eedan: 4-door, ne: sow _val ve $20 hom ler | c HEV Ré LET—Good car cheap pt | for $45. Morris, 2810 Olive. same a6 pew and Sect ae 1923; perfect condition zs, ‘Bray Ttomimnat ‘then Motor Co, BUICK—23-44 Mamer 6 by ster; €Xtra racine carbureto wheels: Clevelan ie 2) | for. __M i £000 rey ~ al he we)) ‘ $50. low nN 2937 rk CHEV ROLET—1925 sedan: looks like | FORD—1927 sedan: balloons: real eer A 1926 Ford tudor an; motor, f late 1924. like new: > peewee . ‘ : i Des on _ ~ BRORD ( OU J ES BI K MASTER een Mret one with rives it 2 Kingshighway. (ec) | FORD—Sedan: perfect: lots of extras: | wheels; priced to sel] quickly. G. M. A. terms. { = ke ti ot” & a* y- the — S ea, . re *? . . nom ine 32 OSA § uth | h_ Jf a i to a% raupner, « Ls a Lo JOHNSON MOTOR cy r: car| new: _ 819 $85 down. 3858 Easton. $75 down. 3856 Easton eae ; s ice ; os 3 nial ™ chal ton £F l tires a ather D- (cH) >i or , . ren Tr _ Good rub double shock at : : ~ - Sceiien - Rie 4. Dik é Jefferson av. | eral extrae; $50. et aa | like new; bargain. wo) sf Jefferson. ‘ ay. - ‘ ~ be = y ’ ; ¢y? Go i :. : ‘ us . “ay. } ~ z > - . ' ; ry _ ' ad se " en mae ae — R : ha , mae iniv $400: 12 months on balance. Gil- terms. 2506 S. Jefferson c67x) condition: $398. Weilinnas. “4300 Olty ¥ & Mherokee. =e : ri" r> . or . eee verter — : ~ ve SON hes i s008 Catt aw a Dare cil) malancg monthly: «pecially priced r te » haan . i trade ¢ 286 0 M N { " price. ' wy D4 iral Brides Alar 10! ’ a! Yidown. Open evenings and Sunday. =; _t°2ce. terms. se. —— icNair. $100: MOTOR CO. | 1927 FRANKLIN N SEDAN £1923 coupe nerfect congiti mon De: Swill trade Rig 4 2520 2 Jeffers: a sOoupe - Jate mode! ]00 ke. run q 4 ) i ' ; : es / r , * : ; by this c Car = ” exce n pearance: specially pmcedc tu se today [AR N—-Ros = ae -RAVOIS MOTOR CORP. 6820 Gravois.) FORD—2 sedans. balloon tires: A 1924 Hupmobile club sedan. blue floees. 15: 1023 $55 aa 26 Ford coups, $345. Runs and looks | Lindell 8600 oe | _ FORD ROADSTERS ~ ORTHWEIN 3024 W0coer. | coor ise sedan’ rane paca: S107 bar: 1926 HUP 6 SEDAN. : terms. 3116 Cass. 1°7 DELMAR 3 tires: hu ; a “ROLE > veal bar-| ; trade or terms. 7 . 5127 i Lert) « Yifax 5571. . Florissant. - zi FORD Ri VADSTE R _£ ee new: terms or'trade: a real buy. 1163 | _gain; terms. 4711 Natural _Bridge._‘c) | and upholstering perfect; natural we WII Y OVERI AND, Inc. al 5- 4 . 2811 Easton. ci . a de : > “uliy luipped: 6§ on tir “to! home _ — n o VR ys ae ow : 45 Q7 r t \ r 4 aonasae 1K Le. i >: k IEVROL yy Sedan .19 ike new. only $45. 6876 Weat Park farket cal 8. NORTHWES T. BRAN CH. PAG “KARD— 1024. 7 a. passenger an 1925: $145. - terms. $1 9°: in DY hand-poliehed dneo ne oo : pe f ? mm Ahee *} ‘j Tis fc) ) . ees a aes Abany | other roadst ee “$385 (924. $185: $50 down. 4503 Eas: FORD—Tudor: 1926: balloons: run 600 | ‘EST SIDE CK AUTO'C | sell: $1200. 22214 Frank. eee ys QS}. 1 with all ‘tras: excellent motors j 3684V " ali ae — ae a4: reDOMBeSS * “4: 1 ' ~~ inerl aa Sat > Ne. . > 1035 N. Grand. : ton. fe) miles: $205: terms. 3856 Easton. am EST . it. if “Boston, (e) : . . HBX SED C STORE BUICK—-2 1825 rosdsters: Sf sport: rum: | F Roadster 1994 model: geod rub | CHEVROLET—-Sedans. —{083 to 1826: | FORD—Sedan: Tudor. 1924: Al condi- M IDWEST ; INI at riatu a Nee is. Spar ish i1@ain on her: new maint Kuaranteed $1 140 easy S100 ery $40 all n Al crondition. Ftint tion; cheap. _ 4574 St. Louis | av. ; {c) Hupmobile (" lub Sedan, 1925 Doune : re mil ti — ‘all Sun- | onsen T JES{ aa $4 “Mast ae ee ’ me het , ri OP yon ID Re -- aint te n t > ; f 361° 7 es n t ’ rm Ss ore ef} ror hevrolet Co. "47 10- 20 Delmar. __ (eS7x) KF ORD. Tudor: 12 000 O00 : balloons: like } $795: car actual) =a oleae a y run 5000 miles; wt Seven-passenger Packard sedan: epick and qupe. 1925. ‘ike new balloons: 1925 F ORD (‘{ is p E Tt llk londast me i inxe as | Natura aon ge at Union. FOrest 27354. | ‘ — v ROLET— Landau demonstrator ; car | _ COUPES 2”’ KI THS- Cd HAVE Re possessed 192 6 F ord Roadster | nm: good rubber: terms, trade. 590 | FORD--Tudor. in good condition: « — io Hupmobile 4-Door Sedan, $395 | ———= 49 S 4664- runs eer: FI Balance due S81: other roadsters, | Mich igan av (c65) | bargain: $50. 4468 Delmar 4468. (c) Late model: reconditioned throughout: Pontiac Landau Sedan BRS Easton. ae $195 each. ‘r terms. Always | 1924 Bui k roadster; complete quipment; | 1924-26-26 moc $75 up: terms. trade. | CHEVROLET—Sedans, 1923 to 1926. $160 | FoRD—Sedan- Tudor, 1923; bargain, $65. | Dew paint; ‘ee ———- cee car that Just traded in on Oak! \s open. rood tires, ¢ ian 1035 N. Grand fel | to $495; all guaranteed. Flint Auto Ex-/| Riefling. 2501 S. Jefferson. (cKO) | everyone talks about ; hurry. equipped: only driven 44 miles: ta] SRAN change, 4867 Easton. Always open. | poRp-Sedans. 1927-26: like new: terms. GUARANTY MOTOR CO.. 3936 Locust. | $24” 2onaition’ mechanically and Coupes: es ~ 1923-1927: $54 — © a wy | LIN ELL 2900 2837 _N. GRAND. Q9 hange. | i ‘oes tition; $1(° Moron Can Sa, 19290 BUICK. a if, 24 FORD RUNABOUT a srecntipvastraienitntagllail (c57x) |” Riefling. 2501 8S. Jefferson. (c80) 1925 HUPMOBILE pearance. Priced few: NFiacede Bisa. sic) pst nce sat Sac 3 pe prem Foc CHEVROLET—Sedan: 4-door; beautiful: | FORD—Sedan. 1923; bargain. | , 385; 192: lee. v ¥ MOTOR CO. Boupe; cheap. Call Sunday. 2326 | BUY THIS” _ | Ros —¥ suns good and has good. tires Bray- Hambuec hen Motor Co. | vory late model; perfect: come sco what s| sedan. $27.50. 1223 Howard Club sedan: money back if you don’t Ike eiferson A642 ALLS PP) - : . ~-8ii SBULGSY. wx v + ; SIl tif i ja, 4 q ; spaptanecte it: al | , % rae : AMBERT- GRAVES. 4035 Lindell ql? DELMAR ocust oc eg ae remen maeheee MOUND CITY AUTO Co. Oot laces, 5Po Gy eR yi gain. 471} Nat: ral Bridge. (c) You can't go wrong by buying a Hup: Lovis. Thre STATE 5T.. 9 i.” now: a we have one like new and at the right r « 2. Broa Sway ’ ete. y new nw itn Spa °e s ais ‘ —— =7 > 2g bn a ‘ iz, sO TOO See was z y aS rs Trade Terms Ye.sc to rr: ‘ rs HEV) ROLET . v 4 . su 19° like new nr ginal Mame! heat or . ‘ JEffer n 3% At ating i oupe: bargain chet OR stat ig er ber: ¢ (condition: cheap. 3213 Neosh F: 43+ Pan —_ Bigg es ea 1925 Chevrolet sedan in very good con- —neetiaresnesancememnncs . . a — - —eeeres Ol ires and mot é ae oo « AV » i dition looks and runs like new car $160 FORD— —Sedans. na rn a ~—~e - | FORD—Le Pan *e Wied” Wiser Soren | : OO BT Rr a ee CHRYSLER USED CAR | E, | 2 ‘ae ee $85. $40 292!~27 LScvEer aa ame ras: era . ans MAS Anewn Sohne - MIDWEST MOTORS, INC. one ) balance notes. 23 o3 Cherokee. |; OLIVE ) Run only 2000 miles, not a mar or‘ 2807 Marcus. PRANK ii _-Pemi-co dior maint: BOO jer le 7300 Easton av “928 Locust a ‘WO1% a Bawect: = FORD—1924 sedan: tude: $195; ' | blemish, a new car at a saving. ‘This pupe: late 1923: motor perfect: res qc" gain. CAbaty 6011. ‘c¥! CHEVROLET—Roadster. 1928 oy FRANKLIN—9-B roadster: perfect shap ) Just in: see us; save | down. 4711 Natural Bridge ia ~~ ||} is the sport sedan in light tan duco, ——— once = ne 6 Buick, $195: $50 down: others 59%: not junky: positively s oniy $1995: | UNIVERSAL. wae terms. \FORD — Tudor sedan, oe ar 1 with full equipment. Unequaled 1924. FR ANKLIN' COU P E Easton ss | about $65 gown. Graupner, 3418 Locust. 401 Locust. Always open. | “condition. 1436A Shawmut. | city. A pleasure to show you. ee ‘cheap 4532 Nat- ~ | .—— Aa , 3 | C HE VROL pti SEDAN, $185 | FORD—sedan: new: no use for safeh | 1925 Hup sedan; 90% condition: fully 1 CHRYSLER | wes CAR STORE , poe | «| KUHS-g* HAVE |—on sues iets eas a FN Pte es neat ne Myon yr wid 7 F ee ideale se g26: 2-passenger: In st — 1929 (‘hevrolet Road te a 1—1927—Gard ; - Tt C ler "} ‘ 745“ raner 4010 Maffitt. 1928 fall ¥ equippe “d Pl i. SRC E-ARROW Di! -RIBI Pte . " ooks ar rune perfect. Terms. 954 equipped ; original finish. etc. e — “6" AR; ‘ a. Mi JPRS CO 29: 36 Locust. | FORD— Sedans, “10, 1923 to. "29; $55 up. iL INDEL! I, 2000 2837 N, GRAND.( c) (| CS 2928 ce ie outs on = 9019 h. 1230 8. 7th. } DElmar 0145 4818 Washingtor bal | fires, bun pers . ws pa + I NEE . : and oniyvy {j ow MON ARt iH 3844 S. Broadw: iy. oe e Q° ; - y e Te | le tore es =. ~t- , YT wae > 5 a 3 - ° + ; =o eee on eee’: SOO bow: & Gardner 8 Coupe pats ) _ readster. brand new. Chevrolet Sedan, 1924 FORD —Fordor sedan: will sacrifice. 7805} VVpSiaisiny PLEDGED yea. in good shape: $35: term d . ' ( hevrole Ro aster. S350) (losing out cheap; terms. Pet ‘t: goed tires and a this car vory — : —— 4; - ic mae ts VE ee | ma ay ah td save | model: n ome ee ae ee TNIV ERSAL 3401 Le ust. A! ways open, has had wi nderful eegpengy =O. a real bar-| ‘oe late “25; must sell. 2323 | 1925 Hup Club Sedan 5 “ Dupe : very good: Cc. M.A : A conn 1Reee enodele > wm. WA Ms c Bil.kt—Poadat ‘ ar © se: $260. 1127 Walton. | ete., ete.: very mee: long terma: i MDE late 192 extras erfect Z DS JN COL TD a TS hm ’ ay ») ~ry” mer PMPMORBRTI aceter for , : 4 - . xtras: amen , —— a te wPwYdown 0972W. 1U Ol N = 25 CHEVR’LET ROADSTER ‘oP teal car sabe tase. “© "2/1926 CHEVROLET LANDAU |FonD—Sedan. 1923; perfect condition; | fully, finished: guaranteed. WEBER S m0 months old. Al condition - 4523 Four passenger. only $200: bes " 2 Chevrolet Roadsters HUP—1923 road a beauts nN Demonstrator: run less than 3000) Barges ;_ 20>: terse, a ay ey _ Sunday. Mi Pooitax x 0145J. ) | town for this price 6 tines um ™ eget endition: $350 terms rade. 233°! ‘les: same guarantee as new car: bar- FORD—Sedan: ate 23; starter; maOtOF -==— - on Pr pea heater and othe: 7 extras Dont of miusiec iginal Duco finish with lke-new le , 7 | perfect: $28. 24: a “a fc) | ~ LOOK * y | HIS OV ER en ; $65: need money. 1414A N. ike late . LOOKS } ‘ar G fe in tern 725 erm« ‘ 2843 E. oat Ss, as € z a ; (ce82) | 2937 pe woes mm... will trace. duco finish: Al mechanical condition: F 8ROr jes ter i flin aa ns lA t.@ ha Wd ' | ‘ i. rp. :t.Ali i “4 t = ores, Ds Rieflinz. * > 5 Ts * , o —— : — 3 low for a car in this condition ; only | shape: terma. Wachter ony tien. $85 down Kuhs- - . = tail > , ~ 192h CHRYS like new: origi ih loo tires ON ‘out ate “2a “4 : nee tires 4 vi heel hrakes umbie seat and . > ota Ul hashes N COL. . On Coaae ite "25. Renlnene.” wet MOTOR CO. | of"tziras’"s"buy tor $000 tach oF teria | RuheWriht. 8000 °N. Broadway. Cor) “9 © oe ng Pontiac Coach, 1926 x BMeupe. 1924. lock wheel new mewly painted, mot perfect oe 4 passencer, i Al conditicr has Oo . pasrencer: equipped th everr els aut ! tr ) » or ; l : r- 4 t. y ast. ent will trade. Box P-279. P.-D way. COlfax 9 eeniantainatitpaiiniemtuas ) : ery ooc ‘ condition . iPant lly 595 23) ‘ ter 1 ¢ : Ford = 4) , al : ; : as — . P r ¥ ; , E M A. tion. (,Uaranteed JTL) Jo, a t , r a $52 ¥ ¥ AHLE M, “10: 5 2 3 Grand. _ J : : model: like | FOR D- Tu dor vated 004 ; fi. - > : Avin 9 > , vga te 3*? >, F ay ort > s): ————— Oo .v) good tires: full equipment: P must seli today. 49134 qUPMOBILE—t- ups moe MIDWEST MOTORS. INC OS es read Fans et fee | «1925 CHEVROLET SEDAN | rort—rader; _verey_sood, G MA C.| buy at $500. MORE , , J: thee like new; Darga 1644 "498 net oe ico 3812 TT. 7c Cen wer aga arena meee Dont miss seeing this car. it is with-{| terms; will trade Big 4, 2218 Ss. Jeffer- | BIT. E ©O., 2805 Locust. st. , ow wae GY . aABe | out a doubt a beauty; new Arizona gray | *n av. — i — Sundays and evenings. (c Reo Sedan, 1926 pupes. 1926° cant be told from | JEWE sTT—4- ‘passer ger: mot be BSE | Q9 “> bey ° Trade. terms Trianeie , F 2 OO i — arid ho 4: soret > 45404 ’ ~~ {2D any brv sler toad ister 19 36 - oe yA ai bali auco Inieah: car guaranteed; priced very | FORD—“Sedan. Tudor late 1925: good | ; > . oo , ar that everybody w: 1927 mod — : 7 Motor Car Co., JEW ETT 8 SEDAN Reo 4-Pass. Coupe, 1925 on” Se cane SIG ‘oupe -cv lira n es eee H 2137 ust. pea ric ry — ‘ +72 1300 Gravois New motor, new_paint: pupe. 1925: newly painted: ex- S!rttt. ip i a age I MON AR a —" s Mi o4~ "MOT my 7 he oy discoun BR a? MITC HELLETTE MOTOR CO., | | FORD Tudor. late 1926 like new. $325: | down and balance $5 week. Ki Studebaker Duplex Broadway. COlf ww) nh ce ots Sag EY fora: B OR widen Locust 10 S. Boyle. at Manchester. _ | 1925 Tudor. $160: terms, trade. 1819 | Motor Co. Hudson- Man ae a C ax On J Rai i i ‘ iw 4 U , Sidney c hester and Dj aw rey a o pe me _ , _—— j 135 sa fron , jater - ae int ang ) ; ouve. 1926 TOO 4 conditior 7 _ 5 095 MOON Re ee eee ee or | PFORD—Tudor, 1925: overhauled: baragin.| Z "25 JEWETT BIG 6 WITH. 4 lot Private party. 5058 Delmar : 7 1958 “slightly aol ae barea i e toda’ before 3 pv. an 21! ORIN yy “MOON “MOTOR { “AR CO 4 Chevrolet pom Ford eedans, naaies “oo FORD . _ “7923 cake a she k a bargain: ; On) N radway “I. ASK 5 a a ; diac xT 7. JEfferson OOR7 3115 Locust. ors, tourings and trucke, late models; bar- O —Sede a. , twee Like new; a wonder car at 9°? ov a co! 1925 OAKLAND COUPE 7 "gain prices: investigate before buying else-| abeofbers. bumper. $38 bargain. 2214A | most complete equ:pment. don’t miss this Auburn Roadster, 1921 iA t y CHR ¥ SLER- oo. a ggeeeneer L 00k ' Moon sport Roadster where; terms if desired. Wells Motor Co., | ©3*5: 2 | bargain. ade or terms. $275 down; ee ; DY a beauty: many extras x 24 N. Grand. _ «c99) FORE Tudor. 1924 | _$80 down. balance 30) to sag. Arenas Sem, | PRospect 1900 al | > ~ Sedan: late — terms; will trade. Big 4 a ee g . ee BRAHM trade. HELLE ate WVOTOR CO Saas adh - bg Hupr mobil +ralg .“ ABE. Roadste AIT St - ie CODGItIOD. | hew Ww |] brakes: price $495. Tire son & 4 4 avi i , «* i Le | vme eF a thi TOA jal Ty t 7 iree * oy ’ ,* hd ; yh ray , ~— _ aad rathieg i i # " 7? BIN26 coupe; only $203. some bar 049 S. Bosle. Manchester tee burey: barged. Eeeeaeiets Show. 25: i 5 ae " cues . (¢) | mORD——Sedan. 1025; perfect condition: 6 | Y OU ¢c AN T Go WRONG O N J 2KS cust S ASH : Adyan ed 6 roadster. 192 a model; ¢ HRYSL ER—70 sedan. 1927 model: fully | new tires: must sell at once. Cal] DEI- | This 1926 model Big § Jewett, 5-passen ,' ¢ hee! i I} ao : - - ey a . on titio I: term: A trad 9 ‘ »é OLDS—-1925,. 4- — nger coupe: onditior e795 i Ir | 1280 ete afterno “% PAS1 Locust. ae see mar 50814. 7 . eg dandy fan | brak . a f Pm - ih, 5 nasty "ae pas ) : 00 M es “overhauled - gus ra rrant it bal in wi 5 terms 3933 , ‘rr r > : 1D 7 o eS Or 2729 N i térr 160M, 4103 Se a iP Sed . . r: " dandy fam- ’ brakes. gray ucco inis yY nhew 37 il old ny gs eae parimer marae, ; bani ants a ba $-3 > ( HRY SLUER 7OR OADNST ER ai ne 4 3 ‘Ni RTH SIDE STORE CHRYSLE R- Sedan 70: late model: $350 ow “g005 grog A BS ier aA aay ‘tires, bumper and bumpesetion. autameaies riven : extrass will sacrifice this heautiful auto- Sunday. 1320 8. Grand. | windshield wiper, mohair a ee heater | Reo eedan; money back if you don't like Owr Frar nke Nii itor Co we week. 2849 N. Gram i; P , on ly 3R0O0 mM even vou a « SS NASI Ha 1 De seil cheap or trade: no ri liles; eve j ould Pane . > = e Pg rp ‘ ; ape 19°4. loo an q run ae. , 4) on —_— ro ie ’ } + "a T) , ~The Car fut! MY LJ ene KUHS- HAV rth OLie ‘at 4 pri - vou w ih] uy. oya! ——e —_ ne alien - , , ; co-i incidental locks. bO down: ba!- it: alwa ye * d gg he ” 5 3172 Morganfor wee , oa ial “nV Ne E Motor Salee. 3118 Locust. (¢) TOWNSEND MOTOR. BO wearanee” $173. | in year, Always open. Trade in your | MOUND, GITY AUTO ce rd. “ pm ee te) “KUES- #* HAVE | rent. and-extra beand-new. buy this. at ein ‘odking:’ eplendia con.| 1926 CHRYSLER SEDAN, $695 Olive Kt_rd."_ CAbany 5161. (ci | aE coupe Tun 1500 miles. saving: % 3 - _—" aeatesr ; " Model 58-4: almost new: run 6750 FORD—Sedan. late "25: balloons; perfect | DS Meiers Jord ta ieee = | oo 192 3 ‘model, i ‘ in- t : : ou Mm bra nd-n moade we , arcus., tomst > cust re . . al an . - voeni . ; , ; wort? S725 8] Dae : BERT G RAVES 35 Lands ‘ I I ° $195 tern - s - een Tieton ' a . s ° 4 er 4 Le rt ii i: me = 4818, 8 | FORD—Sedans ‘and Tudors, 1922 to 1926. | borat cores, Se W DISTRIBU ar ‘ins a whi - R EXCHANGE touring, $2: Boulevard Garage » Ss | . - 7 TER teed. Flint Auto Exehan "Soe 1927 “Ov erland 6 Coupe | ie GuEre. ndell 0826. 1c85) | Kinesh! pete « ~ te} 19 26 CHRYSLER SEDAN | $75 a : “4710- 20" Delmar. eis) | 4818 Washington. __ DElmar 0145. (e) pes. 1994. | ¥ IM. 1035 _N. Grand. (e) | Bester; cot as ae. Brand-New ) ro ace this car you would think it was eee ee ees 1088: Tike “— | MAXWELL—Club sedan. 1924: splendid Mime. Gs” The a are! CUYAHLEM. — ee | SON FT INISs Seeing this one > “gee a new one: new-car guarantee: big sacri- | PORD—Sedan late new: iot* | shape: trade. terms. (805 Russell. fc) ms; $100; terms. trade. 7 &row NSENT MOT’ R ; } > Rickenbacker “8 $705 of ext ras: will sacrifice: terms if desired. | 62 1 stein we (85) , N COUP E O70 hamy 5161. fe) Brougham ARANTY MOTOR CO.. 2936 Tacumt. | 4522 Natrral Bridee 00 te) MAX led: orter sit" pew ‘Wea Fine | Ph: Overy noecib) ; vale Oy, b RLA D Dc DG E- at” > a ote re 9°: y ae i ceeaattin tian tian ctinaaetiaatiaatiimatldiaaliinstina iinet " FORD —Sedar ee good running order: hy } le) Williams 200 live 1925 model: 4-cylinder; excellent uce al a 98 viinder Hupmobil ) Just in; see = —_e ) ‘ee a. ee ee ee ( -Sec _ new paint; oa oe finish: balloon tires and full equipment. | roadste E950 t $9995. tern ie: | $A65; terms |, RAS A STIS EEN were a . 1924 in berfe ndit) a age at c, . e... rms or trad come hargain Motorist 34 Locust eA sor ge ust. Joe ays open. rvS: ler Specials go age me — “ie paioen *ires | MOON MOTOR AR CO. - Ghiam-Epstei hevrole pen DE : ae ae . . Ee STAR oadater * pe erier r 4 a —s ; , , ae 40: 5 Lindell. Linde?! ! ‘Dodge Roadste e) sport : ‘ eo ty trade isis : S155: harvain 4522 Natural , _JEfferson 0087 _ 3115 Locust Always open (cTx | Never run: save $400: terms, trade DODGE—1926 sport r cally sertect MON ARCH, 31: Locus miles: prime neition ‘Rand 0 NEw #0 CO demountable rims: come Sunday without " ~— —-——— : —$ - ACH. Fu LLY EQUIP- $30 caal 41868 Olive an 9 fon’ gi npg Smee ae e Garage. 1618 | 1) aia sae re | Fo “Pudor: excellent condition: your | ornare open. patio __ —_— sa MOINS: (Cun) eens Miia ee ee - oe ’ ~a? firet parment. balance $5, ber MOUND CITY AUTO CO. 2007 Tacuat. Studebaker ’ gin sedan. Hes been i olin i : ita i 0 _aadeter: rams aud teas | ; SEW k. 2849 N. Grand e7} ——~ - --*- gr erhauled a and | Pi Gersect condition. [_~ ing : en poe a ( ey ~; ryewd wiy painted winter inclosu | , — ; FORD—Sedan. Tudor. runs and looks rood KUHS- Pia HAVE ote fi ay Coupe: 5 passenger: new Duco {{( |G bathe ral 4544. sy (F 2801 Lecust "ge ‘Habe mead $100 or trade for diamond or what have | wanie tee eervie in you. 4978 Reber pl. LAclede 7077 Moon sedan, late model 90% condition tn The Cartwright otor finish diac wheels 4-wheel ‘4 y " : | Ft ; KE R- -hRoadster nliendid hyo ry ig? 2 ; brakes; looks like new; 9 prac- (/ Ww IL L ve B- “OV E RLAN D. ine. lso ion ‘roadster le ima 1805 Rus- TRADE OR TERMS. )| Fo RD Fordor sedan, 6 months old. Al | every respect: big saving. Deimar at 524 ; ‘ . ; ~ } 1644 S| JEFFERSON. . . tit $3: 5f caeh or terms Wak ke. LINDELA. "O00 _ 2837 ba GRAND. en ee one tically new tires. Pri ed to eell ra — fe} AN =n Theodosa ‘tae g 5 . R e y) ST U DEBAKER SED Custom Finishad ; llaad Cars witli wv thie week “tor beet ofter. — tll asl thn aifltn Ne ns tO, tl fe OO Og lg OO gat ee a hm, ~~. ~~ TC AE Pi ty stmt na quickly. Terms { 997 . TUDEBAKER—Dupiex roadster. standard SSS = — “ , odge S s ws es © 2 i = ] D dg e port Road ter =) x ‘ model. in Al shape Paving LEVE " 7 oe door nic Fr RD—Tudor onde: taltese @ steams ‘Ferd’ e ’ LITTLE: PRICE RIGHT ee : caine | i : (Vive fe) Jefferson 3084 Almost new car’ was handled with care: | trade 416 ry siete imesiaiatciaitialaiti ia inn 1925 Moon de luxe sedan: 6 good piree yes vam © eat — Teal ode 4 " . 1 “’ wo ain - nge4;nrn Hail 23 +4 4 Dasase like a . onmre: - ‘ re | : ~ Und ay and evenings. { c62 ) REC E.- ARROW ist RIEU _ R. T A | K Mi ) r¢ R ( (). INC. I ari ail i 3. ie sail te} Thaad shap 1. $250. 240, N. Ath. FORD — 2-door: anteed. Ayres Auto oa | 1925 ‘SE ts “Piece i | | 1415 N. Kings. “MOON DAN fu ? - . tires and disc wheels; a bu) uaranteed. Flint Auto ivther extras: extremely economéical; « , ) Cc OO mi late m ; avin ; OLIVER CADILLA | | WITH R UMBLE SEAT. BALIZION TIRES wn vill sacrifice 1424A WN ng condition: 1R°?) Locust (c62) original syroxylin lacquer color green: will n a@pmon- ou « t tell it's been used: seve $1200.) o , trade, 1974: fouwr- 711 Nat ua cans ts sates | FORD—Tor sie of eS - a bartain tc} ¢ ijl fl or trade: eT referable. | ™me han ally Al: looks new: GSA bo Bn EN 4818 ash ungton D E imar Ub45. (e) 304] Locust st. Onen Nites and Sund ay ROADSTE ‘al custom: very cheap + oon (c) origed er. . bee le *) ’ "py a pny a an? : x y +* “s " ‘ “4 | 2. 7 ‘ ne role looks and runs PIE R( E - ARROW oe ) ( ( | I E = ote. oom aS wal a $o0, with starter OLIVE 3108 Call bet ween 8 and 12 710 8. Sth. no Jefferson ae Tava tac "F688 6 Weer os Be ! i uesi a. sin on “al MOA. re? ' = a sms ani ind Clete noe : Studebaker Liz ht & roadster: 1924: bie LOCUST. roe pT: Se 3654 Grand. LA Wit LLY aint 66m Mendenhall. | ¢@ealer: brand-new: was $@84.5/): vDrice) 2 Late WILLYS-KNIG HT—Ro adst er: new paint “trade: terms, 2006 S. Jefferson. (c) | pORD—-Sadans and Tudors. 192? to 19264 | brakes. 6 tires, diese wheas. bum f {e) A eRe guarantee: terms. Graupner, da 3 3 ee : 19°24: excellent con-' $45 down AR S115 Locust. JEffersen 0087. me. Williamea, 4390 Ol i feh7x) |for 12 months, including terest aod in- ood shape, rune and looks nike as Harm - : ; Tow P TT. wpe | OOd Ts e¢ le i Th yt N ew I oat lac : ri , i Ch wT “7e? 7 Ta. fa F .~ ~ > ; a 3 iate c 4 j homes Se “ . ‘ oo ren reer ———— = ' & AB es = Au A / ne p I _ “4 mt nev olet | WILLYS-KNIGH? oan ADSTER ONLY Lx "DG “S2 7. S a2 iat pe ah | pORD—Ta ‘dor. 3 months ol4: “need very | . "HUDSON e M 7 x nee terme. Franke Motor Con rag 595; used_a f Té35 N Gra: te) | aan ; et SR eo ' $195. : aici aii yo wdition. $195: little: fully equipped: gnarantesd: $125 | -FRAMPTO 309 Locust tg , iinet - el a YAHLE ‘i ‘ : as . mus rekur’* SSESSEDp BY LL. . BALANCE QD! E Do IMG E—1923 sedan. Al condition. $1 ’ | do AYRE ES AUTO o.. Auth orl zed Ford NASH s : * nogpeld : 1924. $186: REO—Coupe: in elegant condit Sa00 it i Oe Swe First one with a deposit gets it. 10) terms, trade. 1819 Sidney ai | Dealers, 1418 N. Kingshighway. (c2) | reasonable. 3 a WILLYS-KNI va > i Dealer. taken at once. See at 4933 roadst ers. Fords oaeee, a - DGE Sedan. in good condi tion: $85. | PoORD—1i025 Tudor eedan: excellent | NASH—1925 eodan; lke mew: « " ten: “ menthe old. money back na ‘VETLINES. ‘ + Ho " Le Ch r _, ° coy 1% ? rs. Al ar. . . “ur - ; C65 ROLLIN— Coupe, earty — ; a | , ' = . = a ; naan ; 0 3 — ws man orners 4 oot , 5 Sun ee. : _ . i eins — | througheut has £004 halloon tires: ex. | ar 2228 SRE SR we SSS Me ave (ne guaren- “ae parking spot an =a i —as — 0 ey . ee ee — epee ODGE—1924 sedan: Bert | tr ¢ ood paint and upholstery. 3325 —- good a in" tens wheat rgkes, isc _ whetie, rear scale, | UNIVE. 3401 Locust. Alware open. | “Wy ills. Ste. Claire Roadster vast mean amybe: a 3 sig" Ww. prly | Lemp av. - (e) | Bre 2 mewn seth ae only bite. | oe —a 4 tO £2. 9007 Lequet, aars at I or > BSB33 6 i 4 mur mare: , . om own +f r - i — snenet-on - ~~ tay | Cost $1900; sel! for $500. 355" A Missouri | 5. adster $12 Ford roadster, Beautiful: secing ‘s convincing; Duce $125 $ wn ax_ 857°. 2 = FORD—Tuder sedan. late model. motor ) About $45 down. _Grwapner ' r «a mer a! | . a. k . es ore eine * 4s S100 . to 1. $70: § r tourtine. ar rinse > > nue ’ ie , rod Pyeng good | sy mood ti : 20- _. 3 Out = dé ( 1H Yo BL | N E SS NI AN 7 Tl is Bae my cou or a ” 193 $42 terms. _ 2943 _ Choutess. fe tires: run Zi, ooo oo $12 5.4640 Ft, F—-*. Wanner, 5430 NASH SEDAN, ee ot | | CLOSED CARS * ” Shawmut. / lor, Riverside 494¢7R. ——g en em | ORTON | Beantifally finished in to . Rollin Coupe. Looks and 345. pertec inn i. | — wan Sedans For Sale | DODGE Sedan ; B: special € months = | FoRD—1006 tader. fully equipped includ | green Luce; balloon tres aad : ire. « ped: just 2 famiuy a 6 mem from tea be se. $1500." tradea, . —= — an — = Ha ler berg Wagner. A real dignified car for %834- (set this FOR D—— Roadster. 1924 ba cone ony Wagon MovenCanGa | Forni, vo =| AUBURN SEDAN Pee a on avareniiendtin ~ | peed namentinanst | NASH SEDAN De xo Amhadllll 118 Locus . Loe ik wheal aiatiabenniin oe ——~ AOR DO FR va dst r 19 3a. “Tice car ar ; ' the Ae? — “~ : ~ ote! lien ; FORDSs ng. : 745. rou m gy ge Re } o— or ae c : One “u new Seen, Fusranteed. of Pitas -{033 sedan: & good tires, russ | . a lec serfu! ; model 3 te pate. ~ or sf recn Sunday er i o—_ FY Speed ister — . ’ 9am “= 4 r” . ir - ,? , . i wy 7s | TC ar are mr M nr DODG ig rY ALER : ry . —— . . : ‘ow ee | and .3 G » D— 4 : ee ; — rd i wa ae td “ i : =~ cyTt . I : ° a ‘ . <. : 4 st 48. , line. Hurry, 4832 Meck !enbure : TICK Ret ike itt a 701 Ofive St. ré CAneany 5161]. ic} | », car égpertment | i — ae By Ht. fon P —— ¢ oow iG 3107 Locust BL Meerne Knight <-peseenger cout moe” FORD-—-1926 roadster, talloons ram , Morris. 2810 Olive. — pOTGE -—1 p26 “eedan just been driven | where: Ferdor pocepend = ™ valance | fi, O868 Easton 7, tires Ro age te ae Fae En = “44 44. ha meralr terres 4711 Natural Rridce Tne oo 1% a ™: ~, er — “ — . ‘les eannet be told from ($195. scusrantecd a terns Open S®urday = "32 monte “IDE NASH co. ; Leod . ert r 4 ’ . : : . rion va. efit aa . ‘45 “ ry ».. 173 Pe evenings. PoORD—Roadster 1? 000 .0M% ~ toa) wonderful buy: — e rranke Mer . ee , a SPT Delmar Bi. Ww ILLY S- OV ERLAND, Ine. new: S150. 860 dowe. 3856 Easton. Osgood, Coronado Hotel, ‘7 {c} JOHNSON ACTO CO. 3667 Olive ot. (55) ee en ee ee rl, ea oe es" - a ee ne aera Oe ee ee eet aero mek ta ee ate ne CR Ml Oh, Mt hy ail. Ot cae pty May 9 he a

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eT. LOUIS 2900 AUTOMOBILES, Bicycles and Motorcycles Wanted | and For Sale Ads in these columns today. _ POST-DISPATCH. __ : caaiamaanananlien AUTOMOBILES = PASSENGER CARS __:__ TRUCKS E o ; —————S —— Scan Binex fase" ~=vewoe= Et REPOSSESSED CARS 7 DAY Tod ee aatisty thi balonen tes ox aaa st | : , ' W ny se Tr | The following cars will | VE Tell Y¥ ou tne ruth ‘4h repossessed because of default of purchasers who in every case had made a cash a REMOVAL SALE | payment of at least one-third of the price of the car and in most cases had further WONDERFUL BARGAINS reduced the balance due by regular installment payments before defaulting. They are TERMS TO PLEASE teat GA EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS 26? Guaranteed Used oe) =— When Weber starts cutting prices : _ ‘ 4 ldg. oa ~ Ay; y ae > oO ‘Sed Isth St. Garage Bld Compare These Prices With Any Quoted Elsewhere Louis knows that it ean never hope to fade _ Wy anywhere. That’s why this Spring Clearanee § Sale anteed Used Cars is such a popular sale! se ikea, tee oad Somdicer aiid A used ear should be purchased only from a firm honest enough to tell the truth. Back of everv Used Car we sell is the integrity and reputation of a busi- ness established ever twenty-five vears. ¢850 1925 Chevrolet Touring e°05 1925 Late Hudson Coach: run two months.. 1926 Moon Sedan; run five months. 1926 Essex Coach; good conditicn 1926 Chevrolet Sedan; like new...... $495 1923 Kissell Sport Touring : Gals | Th . ° = 1925 Oldsmobile Touring...... | $280 1924 Buiek Touring; Se condition........ Hi ere 1S ho WU tit .* 5 Cave Pann Coupe 20% new.-~-A789 1H Nath Touring: unum goo || WEBER PLEDGEDUSEDE Many Others at Prices ‘ci $30 ne: : | Our guarantee is iron clad! Every price plash i Five days’ trial! Certified used cars carry 3 A Small Cash Payment and Terms to Suit | antee! And the entire Weber organizatic institution—is behind ev ery car. CENTRAL MOTOR SALES || rueSShent Soe So : |Save 30% to | 30 Read These Remarkable F Open Sunday .till 9 P. M. Don’t wait! ELE A OTT CT : eS bien SHAW. j AX! i} AB—Cheap heed Vat ‘Touring Cars For Sale runs om ne tires HUPMORBRILES—A4 ho@y iypes MARMON “46 DODGE Sport Touring 1, yd BUICK S.KNIGHT ‘24 Sedan. 10705 NASH GARDNER “5S Seda RTD : OAKLAND “26 Coupe 700 DE CLEVELAND ‘°6 Seden 700 JEWETT ‘2 } ghar FORDS— 4 body typre $l1ls to $300 — - $30. Alot nes 6 touring, rd, $20; Duran Ti. Hi “ Ds : aia atlielinlannnentieinis eS We stand back of evers "2 e We tel! you the truth. fspen a Sumdays. WERER IMPLEMENT & AUTOMOBILE CO. TH AND LOCUST 4 MPr-MWOSVCI“¢AmMamsS " 40° perme bafeaiD S42: ein IUPMOBILE CORNER—19 Govik 6$—Touring. -2- Nash. atvatrred (imgkiat uv : BRANCHES Pili re set} my i sta} . on oS: Reap W lise on : abt >, LOCUST "195 MANCHESTER 7009 GRAVOIS Tou ne ff ages te Bh —cocaiica soot WEBER~HUPMOBILE [fU tires: famous 4-cylinder mode). econa MU—-WOSVCIeAmMams ~ ™ FFB PFE FPP EDDIE GS pen Sunday Touring Cars For Sale and dependable + ” ywner kor ; . STU TZ—Touring sport Beare al f} ne a: habe uninterrupted - " ul ( | . red, Call 10d “Crescent Engine Touring Cars For Sale oe Cars For Sale | $150. _5202 Wren. __ TLE BE 4 fare (neg \v a " Th ere . . imiig Sm €2 DI RAKER—1925 vhacton bea util us ; i Cc. t S yu Pe iK\ 1! ) Hi em ‘os ; f\ hear fin ar; Onen wiry es Coun , A ot , in d ul EX nae = 7 TU DERARET " ia Tad aes : f ‘ rue ey SeUrie met essing. tite 887-2 gh, ROG. “Norton. Fevie, urd | STUDEBARER Touring, 1922. $65 gown, J} 1 OU 10) never see anything like them again. The finest. . : wur price. G, M.A, C. terms oven), r% Dpen Sunday and | . JS "Manchester and Kineshieh war. * {{ looking and best-eonditioned Cars in St. Louis. All late Bees fick $113 1927 Star gon SERIE BUR, APNLSS wc) "WER cea fen glo engeeS O | h DERAKER Sorcial “6 gisi apa . , : - | : . ' : LF: mt - am ~-- ee er ' ,o° . . dy) 2265 Nae wrmaie tye ' th : " trate TRIO ™ ciiree at : ry) . ‘ rood . we f } te « = : VE JOHNSON ‘: STUDEBARKER—Lieht 6: overhauled: $25 )) 1926 Nash Coac’ Panag Pe . Py H é “MOTOR CO dD ort Na {'oa 4 7. Nash Coupe (adv anced h) Kl if HS- 3 H AV Om } — iT HL bea uc Oe: atural BPiidg zg Lm FOrest °° tepos Easex 4 in ood ord snd )» 182°C Huda Cr ~~ Uribe 4 ete : wee nera: © -0 depos er Knigal.1 64 [u98 Owe and ; : ~§ Nash Coupe ({specia) 6) ‘ . e » > 4 . , " ry o yur , ,i% e ’ , i? } : { . ; _ Buick tourings, ' stands nb : 1924 Ford Touri $75 oe: Cea ——'-— |) 21925 Oakiand Coach : Buick voupe tourin ba tines vr" OUTING, Pio ox i{ ~ le ' #-) Buick Coupe ) : 1925 Studebaker yy lveo Cl he 925 Dodge Coupe end - Lines: saris, tic ae peCersa! leu 4 7 ritij Lr ‘ hie . ( thre rolet Coupe rast verms * : 2 — = - iad ‘ry et 4 “Pa } 7 ' INDE! ' on ) x (RANT 4a ¥Tie is. LARANTY wre > Ci) -938 | ae Duplex Touring if | ' — Rcenetone nn ap a F | . lll ile tee ({ \ ls ~ Ndsmo} scone Pre eg i o > ta id it cneap \ : Pe , © Che role: oupe na zg, ‘1 f SIVERSAL po Be oe oak A) ways open. er mite: eaad ree stew OP RM 2 a 230 ond Sct TINGS | = 33 UNIVERSAL 340 1 “Eocwbt. Ads ay« open r 1 3 Loo Seda Re sare. |Dodge—All Models Up to 1926 orginal maroon vai 5 guns rd tires, “*YOU MEN WHO WANT — )Q 1925 Hupmobiie Seda TOURING CARS ) . sk - Siandard Si ' aave Ca lner ups ; 7 32TH? ty vrs WwW [LLY “. AV 2 RLAND. In i .: ; a ow Da ;- Ans é " m as a I we TO TC a Be fd , OVA i = 19 : Dios eal a : Roadster tarts 5-4 1925 Hupmobil le Touring Cuptom Pirishad Used Cars uered baitieship gras. with red wheels > 2s Names a and telinon tires: S355 down and 12 '}4i i555 Nach Rowdeter (lecimaers 19e6 Noes Speedsver pose Al Sher aggs ee tn eee salen! con@ition ; CUSY mre. Baths te pay: trades accept et Ki ates, ~ ‘ ¥s «’t tre red tt re ‘all iz aft ; ’ a8) . Ups Cas 4 , } rerT? {> ; si {) ~ Ss : stom Liane ue wc. ° he. i i ae els mel fe Py ot . Been - & YWnson Meron | t DLA: \ T HE R TO { ‘He CD} k FROM "43900 Oi (( OPEN ALL DAY SUNDAY AND EVENINGS ne. 4390 4 - i . rm ej : Lev bges ls ; if Some «| . ont arc br rc} . ‘ q "tis a > S19: term o. 2 ~ ve ee nme. 4 tert : be ' " : | > + oe a4 ety rrieé es ° - a . ; * eondai tion 4(h'l lafayette ‘ a b Se cerms, rad HLF Rost tor * » 7 Toe . ¢ a 7 nS teurne ry } res . an ff { nr 7] - - Z .” ‘ (lm t ys +I Lown it . i . ‘ ’ ud ie : — ‘ ‘ . i~- % . . ,4' : CADILLAC—Pharion, S-whee! brakes: car 1972 Stadebake vorth $1000: rust Riverside 0552 ickeled: rare borgsin- $250; § neg “YS 3197 | E ioc! eaecks, tmempens, | 20> Seer eee WL ° he Cheap Cars Almost Given Away Ford Touring....$59 Up Hupmobile @ Ford Coupes.....$95 Up Studebaker Ford Sedans..... $95 Up Willys-Knight Chev. Tourings...$65 Up Studebaker © Chevrolet Coupes, $110 Up Studebaker Roadster, $95 Overiand Coupe.....$150 — erland Roadster. .$150 Studebaker Touring. .$1°00 Buick Touring. ‘ ey eh Dodge Touring. .. . Essex Touring........$98 Auburn Touring... § Dodge Sedan........$2953 Moon To Stnae = Grant Teuring.. $150 Jewett Sed sisi ae. Maxwell .. wae 6 ee Oakland Coach .., oe Peericss Sedan......$200 Studebaker Big ea 5 Terms to Suit YOU! Branches Give Naborhood Serviaa: 3 ER's Used Car Exchange Headquarters Used Auto § 2944 Locust 1517 Loenst 2700 North Branch West Branch : 2729 N. Grand 9877 Delmar 5600 Gray 1825 Doase ha ie atin te i, tl call cat te Sr ee ete... cel et atl ais ae gy, Atay ae a gly tf agi ee Oe i ti ee . . Phy tel, ed a kee SD tO nat ate ee ee, At, Agi, Nl ta, in al, eS ce OO OO cl al... ie ae ae gal Oy” eg ay OP gg Og et lg ay ee gain, ms wad cood oem. 8 vY egu-T i! | a at ar inn ~ tartes ‘ some | ; | ‘ CADILLAC asenger teurina. Lyi \ t. sat ' , ' ry } i : ; ia +, - yr T » or "; 4 . ye { iF 41 mechanical condi‘ion: tires al) goed oT A TE MOT OR { 7. Inc. hasanin R04 | att orks bevy ‘ r “eae a : # | ) TW a S TC Rr E ~ VHIPPET ¥ wtih -~ Spares: winter ten; SLlOUU, casa of (pens , ia HUPMORIT. —_ ncovtinee ——————— | WHE lourings. ©: 122%: nex Etferson 3 . 32 — posseased from dealers, $495, term 9% )) 339 LOCUST AND 3034 WASHINGTON ter ine 4151 Ferest Park ims “f) oe 715 on ia . e ‘ : aacr ‘ 1.3 . ‘ CATILLAS Touritne TY ’ >? ' Ge. "0S G ” tosti. tr ; iv a irst : Li pte | unr ' +4 LP . so . . — — tem * | S FOG os ving — 1g ; i ~ 19 24 Hu iP mobi le Pours ing . 4.7 a " diene hu : (a= ee PPI) ; i" le ; (oe r% o . . ants Sey Page Ma epen us hed | if Te | RINGS 4h sb — 2 BS ve Ue Br , 2 , ’ 4 se eg ; ( | - Bit Fer Saie Trucks For Sale rs > ~ ehak«r Sr or Aa ren i KUHS- AV »)) “4 Oud Qe = preseng " i¢? { = right Mot or & Sand 4c ont . Ris ‘ al a ry rR CK-..% ton ‘Siake body rors a } ' rs . . p . oo ") 4 ; e*% ‘ | e185 ‘ , ’ Ti. la37 Ww B rUacdc Wa’ Sevan puswenger Cadillac ud edie a x } pata ee motor ei \ “RA Wi) i{ . ans? “ ; we — pa 1 “ ~“ p 7 ‘ = » AU PMC ’BIT. E TOU RING 7 re @, a oe nr sing v . 2 lipe ” — c ; H ANDI, t...dmeort 5 Leurt nue Pout spl ; va ie oF ; 3 . i e 4 2m iS ar ean ¢ hy is DOD ea . rua "¢ le #y) Th. cam y pod a ar ~~ b " OLS! ‘ 4a : : a oe Seen. SSETA Come ik 1 LI AE Al TO asf preety, yl dinrcetndye ae W IL . Ys. OV ; RLAND. FOR DS—Tracke chi deliver bar. dt Automobiles For Sale “CHANDLER —ourlag= al condition. -)} 1 i} CHRYSLER USE) STOR scenes vpertrtane Bost mains: $50) to $1 ns. Tevie. Ferd { MOVATL SAL Miscellaneous , righ { "4 Tk : SMS Ee. 2% {ii § pone W ES" LOTOR apy POU RINGS 724 “me © wat P44 Re wR i SUL 1-0CUS pea SURuAyY ale tf 4! } Dimer abo nan ome fe} i | °R Loe 5s ; a a $175 Ser pe k. Boi2 18 am ee ; : ; P, AUTOMOBILES—$5 down. 3S week buys CHANDLER— Touring 175 | good cats: no funk > ther ete hradocsgy arr one -sagerv Melman § Mamond Ts, GMCs. Whites. Trat. stte ro ape 163 is s Grand. Saigms 3, —_ ICs. Internationals, Republics, f= — I MN OO a gga ae tae tM, egy ~——aerns St na A tp Oe a ysl tag tn a i Mg et a ete \\ ANTED—Sneed ax'e fer Foard CARY ROLET—Touring. 1922" ru ‘ ; Perrin Agee La BRO.) 8 ti bargain. $60. Terma 4068 East “ estes. on Aung miler M . wiendid motor: we otienet nto our new building. tee at h CHEV ROL eT—Touring cer reg@eunatls) , = on ~—- chean: oF rade. “good arte, mus? , NSS ' . - be wold today: bring cash. 5815 Horten she Loe Og rene Pe, aes KU HS-9 “HAV E rifice 4 ut 733 Oregon at | BOT .— piare : : . - > th be Tit Ws : ' 2 [ ~ 7 De + 3 A ‘Mes. Reos and many others. ”* . * | | | F Tru: : livery: 3 +) (\{ SPectal inducements before we move } i OOK! | BODY—Ford 1923 vs got? ay ih a za a’ ‘ ‘ BODY —. bu 5 ic 8: Ford. $100 CHEVROLET—C J—_y/ ’ ili 125 eG SYS 1a) body. $85. 42°98 Na S0°0 Jown 8% wal 7? , EE Sree om icon ne or ' I 7 ‘Fi ' - — ) weit. YOO. 3227 Lecust Bi. ng ll vs. ¥ AHLE “‘M. 103 —— ( HEY Rl. PT—19°4 wurine no : bargair : : 7 left on. ——— a _ oc 5 ot 8, ‘ ; _ . rug yal ~' race. price righ ise Ford coupe, So wel | LINCOLN Unusual beta tea WONDERFUL BARGAINS gh jtborised Ford deater. | —____ | Soe eee — TO PLEASE. 1418 N. Kincehighw 2 ———S ' As Makar Ge. ee Nat ral Bee ns : e FORD—Coupe body, i CHE VROLET—Touring ‘24 heap . ' ‘ u arom rag ee “~ , a trade terme Triangie. S017. Gravot ant « FE ie , y na seis ne “= } oe lechanice TERMS TO = MEVROLYT— rin rn ed bon- : Tas vee ~ a Log shogh wa) reek mA EVENINGS PORDSON—Tract xce len yn cSt yom $40 one Hag Arent @ ee ti ses oe eo ge = Mas = ‘ OPEN EVENINGS. Cer eanscoe i traci equi pu . WHI | Chevrolet and Ford sedans, coupes, tu) gon = _ — ae , Main Melis 1 Lele oc TOF ie teen ee gage pope - ~ , ~ ~mes i=. W H 45 rm var | Ix nevr oTrU scusie. Seay RT ¥ " i . . - r , I ‘ sat VROLET—Tourings ro. 4 D ke ‘ike a n a>: $295 Frank. Trucks For Sale PORD—T : : : er THAT OUR AIM DI A N A ORD SEDAN ain-dri . . ) 7 D EMONSTR. —— 5. terme: tress Poa f Fm vas nay | 4 aih CHEVROLET. Buick and many oy : a > ti. ii & : ee ene Cin’ 7 . : : S168 Mane we : -" | Touring, $100 = 2» _Penneylyani LOVES Or TOR CO we | alta hes, scdzi : , equer: an excellent | ee Te ee mee ral Bridge at . , \ La aN _ Roadsters. coupes. conches. st‘icc, and FORD—Tuder beds, MAD = spas 7 : ao 2100 Lelieview, Richmenc 3 Ss » and run like pew: luw 2 a5 Cbodies, $25 to $100: - _ 7 —— “ ; ’ ie ; wil b ‘ : " . CLO . rics ever ¢ . ~ . CiEVROL igo4 teuring 4. , ; | * perp \ — 8 " " a4 ti ; 4 or : , : . a ee mw ; — . ro to . n MOON MOTOR a FF na — : ‘“—9 nfo cen ition TRIG Mictyyes } Cpe) > ' : ain . ; -U : ‘ i, c iat ~ a is) . ieee r oa a a b P - and , mit ivii, : URD Be DIES—ot " er ee . - °; ane 4 " . ory . -_ sai i>] . _ ’ rnin ad , ‘ ert "> : ‘ ‘ | iff re \¢ , 2 trade. ': = Te one —Tourine wire wheels cs - 4 ot ! b> SP AR i ~ CoE Ms | i rT ms : ' , oe Peo ~ nt 0 dy JEffe: = ws, ; ace Lalikings. 4 none: everything, $173. Ter trade. | PORI—Touring: 192° good con (IDWEST MOTORS. IN: —— ioe alk a | “ yle: priced right. oom ee i BR43 Basion che i400 S&S ’ 9?S Loc ; i nat [MG E—T ruci Bu gvodc condit : in ae Ba ‘ HUPMOBILE—: onigact he SEDAN RODY— Tee —_ JET i $61° age “ ee HATS OUR AIM count. Call 3653 Micaigan__ ————— 3226 North Dak sei; 3 00d tires | = [ $1000. 1976 F ge oe a ne & ms “e ph bg ’ _sefte ‘son PY > Fr Cle Tou ri rw ~~ a a “ap bON— Tou ng 19" 4 Bg tires: bareain, 1143 § kines FORD..10°% saac, ore ~ suhe 459° onde : at | ' iver; 2 ion, eve RR 3 1923 1 , - ‘ ernational Sneed Trnek. &4 Ford roadster . ae weve BATTERY CHARGE ; $195 rai Sa ii : . 325. ene & \a ror CHEV ROT a 12 waoA ‘teurine - ee LEO’ Ms it, Di eee 2 touring > tir ; — os . eg - _ * iM) a read i? enercta) ‘3 M oe . ome le a’ i @ Ps + rrr aie a . wt BF nc iosy nade: ‘ “ea * eae ; . ; , —— To Tee Pease 3 —_ . ‘ : so i , . 7 =a) ger toeurmne L . oe S a lg —— o> a } ' ‘> "3 - aay OF ‘ > ‘ rms. —— i owe : s dns “~! » _ c : ‘ . 16 Easton " a — eer Te ee 18551. » 1o%r roRnp— J Uring Rivon orcs ‘a 2 y oe? ri r ‘on ruck a wh: ; eod ti ; 7 hy : ‘, a : ~_ ay x . Hi€ Ld j 0 uJ Tua) te | » dump ~. 2lOO do AND Gl : ‘TER , 90 DAY Hudson breug* am $72e : ' FORD CH ‘SsiS—@ NOS ourinc nario | ee mew BIN SRT Eee 50 MOON MOTOR CAR I Natural tid hange Motor Truck and Parts | LL SIZES AND KINDS | trougha: 24 Dodge touring. | _dargain ot $23. MM * terme Min bar KE 7 atein . . " Tu . : meme OF Rae | 7 a fferson [HIS , wl La . 7 ; rT). ton truc 7 : ode 7 yy ie - ’ ~} : — = 9 $725 Q*? 4 1 . ; hak r. > FORD "h aeeis. 1s Chevrolet Ca, 59°98 Kaatee >| money. 3339 Ma Sees srg Moon Touri | tla JTTLE GiIANT—1 4, -to: i°5- or trade BARGAINS 92 aynes — ach $295 PS0SA N. Vande 8 CHEVROLET— Touring 1983" model e FORDS—Tourings: 1996 ¥ : agra waa FORD—1923 ton tru: al and ~ 2 MO Bert. Too! TERMS ve . "es°;. 1924 Ferd row FORD ~( ~Chaasis, 194 we ceiient conditien: cheap $110 Michiz » « Pieflinse 54 ,. pa ~ $100 down : 47°17 > ral & 3 CK DU > Tri ton aah + a ~ ect” - ae : Riefling 1 § wn o °M. . « ; a sald : x ‘ ‘ j =i - 4 Jewett tour _ atur as tr. ; ; ~~ Sf .* . " * ; , - a ' OU a : ... naire - 29 |; — ys | LO -) a | fssex coac REPUBL'C — Late “fie ~ achang®. 7 Laston Aiways open os , eT gets + ay ee! a6, we COW. " +23 : Se eh r een > ; we —a ahem ) ares ire : ) Rad ve or ee an mom rid RE ) id le ; | . . er - wt ' lures: S150: : : . . 7 nw 4 f ier TOL eL ~ f : -= in ch? x bw ee ae . ( j OO CER sepremmeemn «~ _ 4 ‘ ‘ [re oo : 1 . . ’ “ a _ , . CHEVROLET — 1083 touring giases winter) YT S°5. 1819 Sidno - + dh sey r id trade. Ca lth. « R ; : zarage emchanically: ae =e is of wear ines cuanto , ra : : nrae yeouer” _~— C lerms. aie ~ oh pF 5 Bi I oe | =eh 4 \? sim ‘ open nithts ane & fu nds T , a SS . ~~ to “3 7 = ‘ t Locust A wares open y _ tae o me-ha)‘ tor _ . : , el Mi ; : — Sl20. al 6550 Tx PArk view 2526. t : ~ : eet , A 23 ss . Q%4 i¢ * i. z barrain. 1644 = Jefferson . , a rr ‘ 5 tor t ruc . tor ving o rt . ‘ . ‘ “+ “ ' OF AMERIC A yenter Ande!) Ere DJ aes ~ORTHW EIN 3024 T. OR \ASH—7-passenger family ear: tires an plendil _conditi 230. 1805 Men chitne ees 7, 2 ee, Sttiees * FACTORY BRANCHES STL DEBAKER 1921. for sale or trade Tires JEf ferecn STOO ion toe he er wnditio: acTuer geod condithy we ft nus PORN ruck y vol : tons, cheap , Soe ee ae Bago e5S08 N ra r Sr . “heer ve ee , : Z DE 1925 Chevrolet touring: new dus Paint rt = 3 ig, OE». 3820 Flora oi ' aCe, Ver _ _ SPORIWAS cane 2 a ag — os te : agg Bae nse a Broadway, § 3 Louis, Mo. STT CDERAKE Rr Tos Special gf Mn roe J moter and tires geod: $100 down. Open | ‘sine 7 eee og veal barz Wh V t t Ri > TI ! ‘OR D. ~Ton truck: stake body; Al’ con th ow tr mo pe sa gesagt 9th and Benton, St. Louis, Mo. bet en 7 er 2506 4 ee erenirge and Srrcar wes. , vera » DE ar £468 Not lide nis Summe r? Annly TR, ' ey SB i it oe coalition tel os er ‘ 111 @ Mf , ~ E : , “EG trae in Re nae ! Oakiand 5-passenge> Phaeton, $95. We foebo> : 7 | Meht for immediate sale on liberal term Ol S. Main St., E. St. Louis, I}! ferson. — —~ TIRES—4 Six4. 4 Fz — 3 Farrar. CHAYSLER 70-— Touring. § ber ent con tee sialic, Be 10 dandes $14/ ‘ ' me | on truck °5: Traffi las. iT? mite oy t3) . “ric hh ce VP; Bvt n 3 ‘w priced DUI we must sell. darn ae $95: trad 1815 dine a een een ANO]T H ER NEW S ALES AN DD di ——— ; Wet " oe vst 8-I n- | Al 1e i mer Ss ~ Sext2: REP" MSESSEI> ‘ARS——Rare ca rman TRAFFIC — Truck . e2- *&\ Rreadc w a cheap trade Le rns. : “twos Wuson Hoven Can a - (yore Maine : P ue +) en revja , ; e +f) oan s‘arte ; yr, » 40] f}. 0 West Pine Bl a: " Sr ries St sr ent a : ‘ rac e TEI, D. rav-Hambuechen Moto} ee . Cue 1926 fuur-door “prougham IRES—S oF Mare x . TmtyT arcus : Classy spot tovrine 2 tone paint seh : . OUriig la te 8°93: good - ‘on trpcke * balance due only SSRs. us worth $750 aaa . ' MIAYVO tLe ¥¢: e IN Ld — Sport mode toumng 12°? 33 L@r? > ; ed a - eria ? ; Arsseedens . ' vee > —d denen 7 a — LAS i TS S76 cahbrioict. on D——Tourin = . COB UItK S60) °937 rark 2: 420 truci r trade for Fk O I -~ a? roadster : : rt i ' . Me ' as > a AL ro = —_ ad - Ca Z ‘? - ad act wey An terms, low? touring snr AMERM. 1095 8. Grome,_—c) | "3480 Ti neap: S12: good condition, 980 de —1e28 Track. (Ns oy ge trade fi | DGeE—} ae | a). — “ TH tis ec Tourt? . ti ae! : - ? ' rebaciien - A ow i } ‘ =*.« Li ‘ h. | } i : t -) , . » 7 Ce ie) rye T> - TT, ‘ * _Rrivate. Segmonadie. Gell 35109 ondi di as. regain, $ £68 kaon **: | Ge eae EC 1 6+4 "Se tit a — 2 LLT TRUCKS : AND DODG E-— “Touring, 1924. S235 cseh- 8250 (F Touring. 1924> ot —— ett en ae gg Re A uring: AX os ~~ ae 3 vee : , overe: I OTHER LIGHT TRUCK 4 S48. 74% . . i - 4 a % ; sad é “ . 6 nel ? _s “ a. : ‘ Walaa ‘ ‘ ’ — ' _ a . x wa “ a 7 # - 4 OPERATORS ) 7 00 down | Morris. | 2810 Olive aie “tes condi FORE Tone as | , 433 (CS --l-- gt eeeeme waiatm ine ecg in es a r.4 ME Y ER M( ‘TOR CO We have a fine selection of 47 eis Hy Bait: nei fersan pea % ; wr ; Mh, : ‘ Mi a : ah P 9 . at ' at 1GO0 ‘ “" F 2 roe . nee apne Humm " , T - furniture body. 3434 Lindi = ~, to 1 ton used trucks, with tit ager ne onn: re | FORD. -Touring . hee OLDS FOU RING _, +» : . ; C SE Ly TRI \ i. 7 - . eS, —_ = ! os it a for toda. gZiMx], SOO I ors , : " .~ ‘Ys ' ’ “* ie $e . . ” ; - SE . see L E ARI S or without panel and screen Gocssnartes,. Parts or Sale TIRES Pair we Be a or ; PFs cova! rr i | ~~ | D 4 TEE ; , ANY part for Rellabie, 3523 gard tread, wita ate Paertt lition. Mendenial. 2315 Loease Gon, MOUND CfTY AUTO CO. 2007 La overhau'ed: new t terms iin, a hale. bodies. of various makes as | Broadwa; HU mheit 3790 ____'oa8: | 508 Eee tad » Revw Sun ay . : or ‘ ERLANT ws "6 19 5 fourt? rsa “~s =. vw LOTgon : yy > ~ 7 may ‘ tak aetee ‘ . follows ‘ AT ™)> OTL BRiuge Ribbon ma) bore eT TIRES—408. slia i FORD S 1 cp? ae Si Ja “6 he on : aiid ne M ~ . . . - | - ‘ i . ‘ : . them » rou i f 4 ‘ : vy, | : W209 tourn ccellent «> on Rood de si: S494 Dod er eet oa “0G. with pedd od ess =e og tines - iat $:3. 90 ce: A a” seuyine argaines, ge ouring. 7995 Agee i Sunday » 6 l¢ PACKARD q° 5 enmutici .See tee 2. Hodamont Garage. 19) mB pes Me i y ellow Knight DELCO ) IGNITION SYSTEM—For Ford: | go heap: ‘a mt ft; COM > : aR se Fil i” ‘tat ps ;* . — 3004 ' d » drtmiier re ger cenicmenrinn “eh tr Yh eeirgageae x 5 ¥ a. “ x - z wed nal Tow re Aa! ij ‘ . (Jen _— ;* ; ’ ; * tester "yap rt? — 4 | : t ru aiest gun ai Diu jer ¢ rn 2 ike = iin s anienee See deat aed ee mean + me terms 2 506 cai rte ete arrain a0 \ tt — “MOTT . a aI gg cite i oe > a ao D dg and replacement perts for a)! : ‘ a4 Uawill | Li MzZeri iJ i) 2e Bet ks. Wagner Gear ; o he ep |e TIRE: - a 3. yer PORD—Touring ates "35: new bb - K ARDea T win jenassiaher ait Ot ‘ ui ie-6 ‘g-ton truck rocer al . E Tt t R i Ne ’ as * a, ine on - ~ ~ ‘ my + . . rm i “s . os oe _ “8 mB... «O u i = : fas, a e b t ; * | | . : : : : ; : » ae : . Sing t . . “GRAVES, 4025 Lindei!. Lin- feline era ber: Si- s or trade. 73 firty 1s ——— a — bode an be tr f 1 | A _wunar | : 2 7 yp 8 sc S ansierred t0 i ff ' TIRES—4 oa wheels. radiater Gr To . oe - 'FORD—Tourine. far node noth. ter REO—Touring. bargain ‘al) 1 “ -—- gS meen, tet .-7 ce ' r . . . ¥ * « . ; — " aga — : | , i : fi is = . : ; 1 mali ) > -_ % make just toe truek for your transmission. differential. mete: JAA rs Tere ei AS tans > ylathntenn ait Re: ents patria at ely wwe? -% ' . . yuu 5 wire” wheeis good ¥ i ti : rane! t 2831 MeNa) e ‘B. a00 : 4 ' sal . e r ue ¢ 7 y- _ ee ‘ as x” : SER Tf oe { Ar ORI yY ERs A” Ww . wey wee “4 : Pai VersiC 1351 : a a4 i ’ ; “ - +4 ‘ ' . : 4 sa0e - eee por a i. avers EIEN 3 ; | TTENTION Carers ‘ . . vorr own pri ~ rien 2 — ‘ ie ; :24 a . 4 x As . aoat . ee . 2%. ‘i ry Paet i tity it ‘ia mies . ee Ba ’ rg y fad nize ¥ f rth of o3 ? ~ ‘3 . 1c. — “ r j ti : 4 na yr > } ad | TT: ‘ Purte ihe tow SRO ERLGA | cere fed coudilon Ha a1 arnt. LAIR Sidney. —* , | : -y r »* = ? ’ ¢% tourlug perfect candies, FORD—!9"s twurine, ay ae a ffm or — n atk Z ra nn me 2 a + 4 ; (oper) =U nda ~ 9 “ao i | » “ne Prvy mnt . ; : ’ on entre hae nage . om muiieunsiet ss oe Ver) appoinimen igh DPentten. ya pS . . . regan 7% FORD-— Touring tate once ae e 7 mciehcatets tied Mendenhall. 22 Cus! pen Sun ia - ~~ trade | | Gane balance 33.50 per os Sr . FOR m truck: lke nes 7 og, : ¥ bd TOR : Phone @. . PAPE. JEffer- International Truck Pa ris TT 1 . : a cab far bin tern Ch ‘ Nii son O40 ar LAciede BHUo. Ai modris ha: f price EXCHANGE ' MOTUR TRUCK PARTS CO. 2611 Market ‘euringx, 495 to $150 PORT Tow: ne - mi] reps 3 0 ene ee ° ai "408 9 " wien wchaiiain am " “ a2 to Sts endition- “etree S954 month tie AOR. hielive- —_- POY et ae agar” sseamaie : - 6 ee eee os Be (reneral] Motors Truex (. <o0e <857 N. GRAND. Gary Sunday. Live . Grand, = NDE , OOK d . Faguapay | mir body Cu Te ‘ oe “os es vas : eas 0 Ten i ~ Pee | it , . - qT uek ° ee ae wg E - —~ xe OM ee el. ) ° . SASD. douse enerifice Whittier . oe —_—— courtbeailie new Ges *s 640 W ASHING PON BL. af . MOTORLENE GEL. S° 50 some i cA s008, Bone oclicr. i098 BN. Fire «i ee ee ee ae ee ee i i ie i i i i nn (co:

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$2,000,000 Heiress Hides on the World’s Highways Maud Lee Mudd, Daughter of the Osages and the Senecas, Flees From the Turmoil _ That Wealth Has Brought Her and Seeks Mey tt Seclusion in the Tides of Traffic. $ Steam hoe 2 SF PLMLSF s+ ee AE AEE om Ye Cate RRR IT Se heme 6 PER Hm a " mes , anu Athi Maud wai reaisec UW here By F. A. BEHYMER 4 ‘ J Of the Post-Dispatch Staff East portal of the ranlway tunnel as uf a | looks todey o oe ; x7? 7 . ~~ » ~ — q > = mY P ‘ 4 \ \/ Ga a ~ + - al aa 2 - - oe . . . > > | v, 4 g | an”. res ~ ‘ ~ “ , ¥\ f ~ pes . . wal e *»* - a - ° = . = atte? ’ a * t ‘ j + “eo ee oe es — - "ne ~ . . ‘ 2 ; & a j 2 o-pai menuis .a@u NOL beey able to Loea" —_ nen : o es eae Maud s ietsi my sllsarn . 4 ; . : ‘ a 4 photograph Cin e! His declared Delief was that she ~ T's ~ - ry 4 ~~ J . - O* as " van » . . - ROSS Maud Lee « eing influenced to remain away from ij z ‘ great wee P g sar dian rie hinted that this was because he } : ; ‘ i ee ie a : ah hie dutv to remove Ma ari Gordon — si , ‘ bond : 2 ns deemed Mend +buffed suggestions to join with other rake * rT ryyy } TY red ~? ra »~ a eT] is au , > , e ~ A > - + > 4 -~ 4 ~ + -” ~ a, rr "er > > ‘cms husband al 4 ntro.i of her estate 7 ‘ e + > ¥ e ' > ; ~ - a, @ . : an % . , ww vere r " su a? nee nidniiabenes fei " ‘ she had not Y NWITTINGLY. b er opposition sh: vinita accompanied br Mr. and hk . « Ty aT e ress nee 1s ‘ >? one I — oi) - 3 " . . . . : ; shown dis ei ped e mother wir t is Wilson. A new car was bought to rep 4 T — vA é ’ SeeTl - r ry 4 at _ , req I - = . . . : e¢ sat = ‘a pail Said vudcdge smit: Loa the (ne ne that had been worn out in toun f/f > . * 4 ,. — - ‘ + es 7 in * > , ‘ ‘ -~* a . - . » ; : ct eae ' ) 11 since sne has been at the home of Mrs. Shar rom her Danker and they drove away @ . \ i 4 i \s r Was re | ~ \ the la t | - ‘¢ Nowr C inge m ent! OT | am not riding anvone responsible new car. refusing to divulge their ded ™ | 7? = Sent et ~ r > ce " ‘ > - - > ~ + 7 3 + - > ~ 4 ee a S wr — . . > = ‘ — * - . hn Nire | ~ es , \ , °y = { ° x r " ernans Va 1c A 7 ave Der ‘ ° ; - + +> vw 7 . > ’ ; re . + - , ’ + - - | - a 4 Mi row great interest i: etter off if she never had had a nicke | N THE meantime, before the heirem + / ee é 4 * . TY ° . . i ‘ . = # gan | produc: a mother’s love Maud w attain her ma- Delaware County, by Mrs. Bomberry, VA ‘ t* rit¥y in tWo more vears and WwW e free t -move Simms as guardian for failaretet + oa , 7 ‘ . 5 ; , ror - —) , . . - ° - ~~ .-+ > , ; ~ = : sia - , ~ = “a acu e Ut § = 5 ebn.ory ®Statemend Simms later bd ' ‘0 > ‘ , > > * >» + . rer ~~ , r 7 , eat a) a oa x es ‘ ’ Le * aa vea>rs ~ , ‘ ‘2 5 . . - > — ~ = >, ed - drv A . T ry ' 4 = = 7 ‘ a L« > : © n¢ . ~ . it.e [a en 4 ~ a $2 106 2 . ior ed ’ - on ‘ 4 . - = > - , 6s imit g w . a - 1 u she is ed n t itemen he heiress assets, i ‘ ‘ —— ; - > . . . + 7 ~~ * — e . + ‘ 1" : = — rus ? mot permit Mane visit > ira 7 z = give e temporary ecustad revealed her asa poor little rich girl : . 1 . , . . . ;, —_— : . . : -_ 4° . +h ' . aa « wen’? ; yp she dé , a - - - e gu lia “ he worlidiv goods were tpese : ry ; - , 7 ¥ 7 ™* ‘ ’ “3% ; . - _* - htw-f > res ec ras vers ~ ry ‘ ~ iw - -- ” ~ . . > eho ith i 4 ‘ - o é “ = + —_* “ ey ey ri + ~ ‘ ae. » - Se ule ra ii mal *ivVitn2z set . 2 ' ” ‘ . ° 3 ° , . ' ‘ , "no ' , > : : . ‘+ re »* 2“ nes four Ss 'AHLS+ i: rT) é . ~ ~un ; : re - 4 at 2 SE SS wal - faaAar ¥ pail bs : _ ie. ‘ : . 3 i " , > ** -— * ; > . — ‘ ~ * > r “ re - so. 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A ¥. \ ; | , «= : ; 4 4 +” ’ | aa \ i . _ ~ ‘ a id wn ‘ 1 ’ i mo 3 | ~ ST oe ~ 3 . + | e 22 ~ } ; ~ : ay: et >> « + Pas g er at’ ea . . e 4 " tC W 7) ‘ x : ‘7 , ‘- . 4 4 hue 44 ; 4 a** ‘ % ; ae. he > i le > ; * = a wl ° - _ ai 4 4 i 4 Pe 7 saat ? 5 R ~en \ : a £2 “ i ed ar grt? _ that ame ~w . wt Lal x a a . 7s | > ‘ 5 ae) : 4 a _ as . > : } - .* : z . 4 ‘ a ‘ . | a _ > “ 4 = oA * a A a yy r ° , > V 4 “* B “7 e marriage ad rininated * gua s.ee7 z \iex Beav: ’ livorcing Beave niniatration during the interim between +h n the a ) : ) ‘ see * i? , ; i peat ‘ ; aA ii * if i f -* ; i@ > ’ 4 ’ : ‘ - : ~ » 4 2 . A o4 ‘ ‘ts . - ; ; s«t a : ; ~ ;- oe . ; 4 . 4 ™ . . - ‘ ’ rv r=" Tl P=" a 4 ee r 4 4 ~ 4 - } “a() a A® re ei reese PTenr was aA . a4 - 4 | : on ‘7 ' . 7.) a ed ‘ . .% ; . . . Be , ” = aa Mia a 226°C (ID estate anil Pases meu ix i ru Va wded ‘AS ‘ ay 4 { a i “ The 3. a *.» on ~ ar ~ a > os : 2 \Niauc i t- 6 vi , . e at +? gar¥ rt «a , -_ + b _ > _ ai . , . — 4 4 ae 3 Z . “ 3 ” = oe ‘ ‘2 ~“S+8a a ‘ i? ‘ nat aft) \* " P | . ’ ‘ . 4 7 ; ’ ’ ’ —" = ¢ sits " . ; . ? . . ‘ 7 ’ a es , pr ? "? a) Y © oh _ . - — oOo tmewi-e , — . ~— _ ’ al >| , she ~ nheritances Dexan to grow the Osage pro Shannar with era +) ‘ ‘ . - . sue wal ueu € najc ' Stl pes and Of @ 1a US. oe 5 . . os Si gt iti : iBaiidt j ; x i > ii ie.) | i i ’ ) : 4 a ‘ ha \ ey —_ * e er iB aad ‘ - -~ . — ~ A ” eS ? 4 ” . . a ;* . : - a id b ” ‘v ’ a ‘ ; re rh by 4 \ Ww : ~s ler J 4 ‘.c > iz Se: erty from the discover: if Oo and th +) — P —— — ~_ es - , rch ot : f Risks . Wua Lue , . - ” no ies ; c nap nis Om naiaon } MillfliS a@S8 £Uuariba "Pere eer & } e | : me an ; 4 ane ma « As ‘ j Nat ca ~ . een”) anc Da seer and . ars a — nig anmcn an . wat ong ‘2 i " — satineas r = aa —'s lies . : : ths = + 2&4 is‘ ““ = Page Two. Sunday Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—March 13, 1927. ee ee eee nit

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k= a Continent The Moffat Tunnel, Boring Under the “Great Divide,” Is About to Be Completed. > Sulphur gh Sprenss OPestoag,, ef ad 3) } se ) 7 2 : : S & Ms te. { UNN TE: IL. East portal of the railway tunnel as it “hen this is built ? 7 /, be He, . im = wens ) the mMa&aANS of Saving [73 mies : | 4 betrYeen Denvrerand WI mr om . 6 Doteero Cy ?off ~ MLO F FAT ner haa — Salt Loke City + / ry Z f 2)» (5) Maud les bAQ KE os — ordon. Gleni ood were no tidings from her. Gordon, he Says, i | : 9 ; a'though he had induced activity of Federal Sprins S departments, had not been able to locat 9 Simms, her. His declared belief was that she w Maud Lee's being influenced to remain away from him guardian. He hinted that this was because he had rebuffed suggestions to join with others ip vaining control of her estate W illiam On February 9 the heiress appeared ip Vinita, accOmpanied by Mr and Mrs. Wilson A new car was bought to repla ; aoe tar on the one that had been worn cut in tourin | -—, OF , box; | = oul. most entirels Now the isolation was purtial. At times A loop on _ the pposition she win **Tt is h, “that the her people she drew $4000 of her unrestricted fund of Mrs. Shan {rom her banker and they drove away in the he responsible new car, refusing to divulge their destin The constant fight against snow will be eliminated ; by the new tunnel. igaolated serious wrong tion | . | P | uld have heen t.: * \eh : et during the ia nickel... | N THE meantime, before the heiress beg - a | | P | # fer months the came of age, suit had been begun at Jayf + og _ | : | | ‘wt Delaware County, by Mrs. Bomberry, tof, Bos ee | 7 o® 8) vide kept trains A > remove Simms as guardian for failure to file |" ah. - % . : i ae 5; a # fre unni fol z WwiDb- ey won't bus snows on the Di- ttain her ma- Will be free to Po Se, Ne the: os) Simms later filed} oe mothers love a report which showed, among other things, es ee. " : Z , ee a oo daya. The Y ; er is entitled expenditure of $2006.97 for dry goods. A | | aat . ee opera roved not fit “tatement of the heiress’ assets, however, revealed her as a poor little rich girl indeed, were these One eighty-three records, one one radio receiving set with loud ly. she is en un inventory statement 51 XléE adville . eXCes 4 : Lv-One Ary custody of ardian, how- for her worldlv goods fith. Ile must phonograph, e is the ate of the ezir! he Court that legal dresser, speaker, two pairs of shoes, four pairs of hose, four ‘good’ dresses, one sweater, one orary custody epring coat, one jacket, one hat, four “‘old¢ 4t work in the ratlroad tunnel. ll be for five dresses, and ten articles of clothing sucn a Dither is not to diction of this the guardian olor 1a O Springs G) pajamas, underwear, etc Simms was removed bv the County Court By a Special Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch ie : ttt aa , = — mer ai’ lost money gis Dis DEN\ ER olorado 4 | ee ; ered. {) ‘ Til 7? i rs { ; % ; heiress has HE Mof?. Caer 10] d no divide: lt appealed and was reinstated /)' Now Inajority the qd went home that -the receivership ~ , > *. ’ ‘ y " ; " ’ ? . . ss .Z P . . , | »*Y ? ‘ } nearivy BOReenL & 1] f il Sia ia WU i tA 4 a2 ha id i . = ‘ i 9 sa ‘ 44 > : " . ) " } . > . + * . ae . > f . a | T 34 ’ ‘yy ¢ ’ if 1 ‘ I oan | ; i" " ‘ i ; ‘ ‘ ‘ a” ' i i ’ ’ } » “ reached her Simms will tile tiis final report and upreme CEaSES. bores be discharged He savs there $500.000 and $600,000 in cas held by the Government, which is drawitf cent interest. and that the preseat ‘a longeat | eee Hn | value her estate is $2,000,000 Under jj Ha sil Ameri: = lis ; he country it was serving developed a disc red Greater amounts Government restrictions she can only dre¥i’¢ | iy aan dai . NE of the chief | 0 is rai : es i a ee ted a writ mith an: Irs between Ui} Wit? n Wed ‘ ad gone , , : ~ . | P . . , YY, f On seis Mm hour or two an allowance, which will be fixed by Com gs . : ei — Sie | was tO oD a boas ich lan a) nf (olonist A missioner Burke Government officials are PEN kidnaped n the alert to intercept any attempt that Ountry Wes ly about re may be made to convey her property. 5° fopen i and isolates ian af Co a ic , thougl ther advanced tween ¢! A scene on the Moffat road with arrow indicating the tunnel entrance SS 2S AT 4S aE aa Ae ( Vie roure bet Jeen Denver ( " ana Sa/t Lake Crty smstéad of £o1n8 south fe Puehlo ( and then wWindine back wll ) be throwsh the Moffat Tunnel | e/ to Orestod and then by a Conmactin > Ii mh to ( com ' eure , Sh, 6) :, ‘eey er i her husband, who seems to have lost hiS tty the orld ee ey ™ natural resources Prom ' begin} Somethin ha ) bone ' $2 000.000 bride but who says he will resist ' va S2lida 1 Y ‘ | : 1 . ; P , Reinherry ; ‘any attempted convevance of he! propert) the Gicteria) crantiact ide | - . beaunte Leh evel , transport: es rh it would b decider ‘ ) bua tet’ i ais) sili aL athal ‘ Lae i eA AS ae! , — oe ’ ; : . ” ‘ | | ri: N ; bv refusing to sign ! rit } I Construey daliaseeiuas dappe. ent AWAY young v: . } ‘ ho * at 0 but Winter's end has come along t"¢ Neosh surcease of spring has not brought old John vaiting for their child to come home girl's sake that fortune has hut wishful for their own sakes that have remained just their ow™ her away from the #® supposed to but his wife, sorrow for Crow and! e girls disay a Pre any quarters liroads rom eastern part Puechlo Seem? iy ; mor a : Pea li Lal = 4 ca . ‘ , ‘ ” , ’ rae ri*« ‘ Inra — ‘ le who were don at Council! Pmhtinkg Rent ily present , : ‘al , aS .iaAaneCli . ree. One , , COTM mer: 3 and th wonder whether she wil «a ' ed to thi ee ee | nS IR tae 0 EE GCE I : ies up and goes roads to tit ask if any word - driving in a the wagon Tanke wouit construction guaranteed bi) it to tel! eome back He ut his face fell whet "len, a gis, had gone away 4* He was shakibe# ain, ne | Oper west #) 4° ’ °F ’ r¢ i) $i i ie [ if 5 . , TT) . F : , ‘ axain. HOP hy, , the reins Crow, though, hopes a: ran eon in ) Con } yh. : ; ’ , ‘ , 9 ‘ ; re. ; r ; * 4 ; _— - | , "v” ' ’ , fF , ' re ‘ j } ; i (~Oonaris hores ? at + ’ . " the’ things | t anid , Para :, | ‘ s trinse fo ev : it vei Lj none : ‘ P| i : ‘ . P is . » > F , = : " . _ ‘ ‘ ' : byte? treasures wate! a r) } . “ i] they took her awa) j re he | ' m tte at ¢ BE ‘ ray iALLe railroad tun througt ne doll that sits on (4 Ceinn! ' _- . ther hand rt | , al ck : ; W aa! in to ; nd ry ame months ago .oy . {oie fortun as extimate rats irming was elope | : : , = te ’ Soon Gael ) Se . " , Phe Pins obs sa a abo 500 feet i root rock barrier Maud wrote | TTY mer en we : . ; ‘ nf¥e. ; : ' ; : rena vat. ey , ‘ . f re? oririg >i7 7 ; n lei } QI ; ve : ende of the me al ' irveved from ry \ : | | | | | a | boon Th th oF a' aay ‘ , . ' ors F 2 ’ hay + ‘ . : inne ” : } i } ' : though her heart sinks when sh | P i that Maud has come and gone, , ic ON tt | hopes and on a fair day she S'** } ; ren her dog sleeping beside her i : jtin ie ue Dif ‘Ti Git; hack “ Mofta . ti ti (reat yl aouth of . + Zz fe. 4 = ‘ 7 > . ‘ can t M T . y* , rf s an ‘ ; ’ ‘ ‘ | ‘ ’ ts ; i { . } : " y [Ti ° ‘ ’ , e ¢ ; ’ , ™ ’ * j ‘ j ‘ ‘ ‘ ° } ii ‘ ’ ; | a ' hae ' then DY a connecting iin to Dotae: inht feet of the larxe Western roads Says, . feet DY fe , A few days ago President (oo idge pressed nnected by a gold key in elgnt between the east and west ry night Water bore Was Dbiowns down Water tunnel was open : "| Rati ’ : r : ; method [t is hoped the railroad bore wil! be com ’ pilonee! ° > , 7 ; . © pe ration a « eted in J -ring sun. and watches the lane. wa Sunday Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—March 13, 1927. Page Three

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bed J ere - Fe ee > Fe tee RES cy ieee ee + ee Ve eS at ey tres Se =o es a > The Richest Man in Europe Is © if 7 ying of Starvation yi Sir Basil Zaharoff ¥ Made Millions From Munitions and Became the “Sixth Great Power” on the Continent—He Is Using His Ebbing Strength ~ — :: to Build Up Great Charities. - 193 te eee 0+ er ; _ «a ~o1@e* @+e* eet 6 08 O00 6 EE Cee Oe re OO a a a4 . e = Ses sl " ; Pee OOO EOS OE OO eS ,* : " : — ” ™ ue _ a eaten ame # “ 1 “Xr se Re: 8 fa x In Good Health and Sp Started on a Trip to th of His Parents Which F Completed. , Thir By JULIUS KLEIMANN a | o the fF Sir Basil and his wife. Of the Post-Dispatch Staff ao sill ,4e Re. & KANSAS CITY. Missour renaes By a Special Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch palegpesagupingge ie ses as = “rns mm Y :% v Foul MONTE CARLO. to Mahpoutra, his AMPBELL, rector , . IR BASIL ZAHA- HTlindu secretary, : the Methodist sation 4 ROFF is the richest one day, looking out Epis a! rch te — >» » od + manin Europe. He. from his windows at South received the things 6 wi in. “painod hich h owns munitions fac tne Casino, Whien ne following letter on 1 peitew tories, steamship has never entered. Sent. 6: we . eise if lines, mines and [ am going to Dear Br er — ‘ é 4 a) ps ; , 7} yh i « WT railways, besides a sel] this cursed . he arr Bet) aan A Try ° a large portion of place anc try to get nas i me that she sted fc th 4 4 the ome ai "» in th LLe tock OT th 8( a4 os ee} j ” B 7 r pD O- ~ } , : rhe Constantinople sium boy who became, s/0 a Ores 1 St. Petersburg to cluding Greece's participation in the wan@tterly failed. ~ | ndem #7 ene ti OT’ TT?) ] » r t iitica! = revolution- . : ; 7 7 menceau's words The sixth great & evolu distridDute 1,000,009 He was so important thar when he ® [ cannot bear the t ight of her going ve of huropean power.’ the powerful shadow be- ary tangie in whico ‘ind several thrones, has Jost his digestive he played a part had rubles ($509,000) eied by sea the British Government gaveMrough jhe divource courts, and so I'm if posal among the poor.’ he a battleship to travel in and his mé king these steps as related herein, to re notity } function dis death, the doctor v . cost him another Sil a ie ae , P )t Hi . e docto — e ad eco explained, with «4 were kept almost as secret as thom we her tat. and i ry tO Make ciear st and mrrtas ; i, ei rT mnt > nearh > al LOFrtuU ; } -- a ‘ ~ . nitted, is a matter of months, perhaps even smai! ue ° —=s twinkle in his eye Kitchener himself, and in 1919 the Gi you my reasons for doing these last few I en of day losses were placed , * ‘ ‘ —s . ’ Are yKe th gar inthe street An added irony is the fact He poUugnht toe you to distribute the pon from 2 to 3 p. m.itI was convinced ! — that he has always been a fastidious epi- comtrolling interest moner as you think S AN agent of the British 6 ud ¢ a..owF ghad ij , 7 ’ ; ae eo re =s foes “ =~ “. — . + ow ' ' “ ’ ee .™~ as i ee . . a - . es ; “rT cure in the Monte Carlo swe ses Bee, oe ore 8 SSE Se EE Ge) \ iy ‘ he , ey a a. : Seve alan aa 7 ee Lae Seopa L\ } Dest ment, Sir Basil financed and opgporce May Just a iittie caviar on toast, Sir Basi! .QSibO three years He received some ized the Veneselist movement Z o# eretiore ] Miserable ex hink , ne , 4 ee of h0.e. 9 han Camis a . , = the other day begged the staff of $1000-a azo, Woeh Camille enormous orders Greece. aimed to bring Greece into the Miptence « ght, from lme err ind I = day specialists who are trying to prolong lance on of th . r~ : 1 ig Alists o are trying to prolong Bila 6 Or tae from the Czars and finally succeeded ree and Make 8U ‘ lure. n the hap his life. “I shall se rplan u ounder, hb Imost . . caes _ ' cg send ap airplane to Russia f or ° } tn r uie +4 } TQ 1 1? th ~ » 4% «* : - rn -~ us : e is an even more dramatic legend e¢ roulette wheels began to spin out the a century ago At that time the Vickers and Kruppe were Greek claim to Smyrna wa 6get lUthis and = §_—«stihe ‘urret! and } I } iii , . - . — . profit i” ey () 14. Be min! , a 4 ar ” _ sas ee Sel cee. ne Nev crane pares, whic Phere is stil! fighting for supremacy in the arms and After the war Sir Basil—he is the de w mu ADY singie Nothschild—than the story of his he had bought for 5000 frar went up tu mun — : ' 9 a = : t story of his ania ght f die nh ss Sy ty much mystery about munitions trade. The combat had shifted French citizen who has had knighthesd + Before tting this, la la ne 8. 8 rva ,00 m4 vv rancs On tbe mM ri 0 r a 1? 0 t io > alll ‘ Moe? > . ‘ vat ’ ' i , 4 . Mined, te > —— . ; pieteaps ; ‘ : 7 a “1 - nthe is @ariy ilfe. Dut it for the moment to Turkey and Kaiser W1i- ferred on him—blossomed out af the aited B n-Harriman-Burkn arma . : Si Sil is Known as “The Warmaker promt for the year ending March 31. 1§ now? ’ Pree ' : r lili aistee on! a “page . sa eee @ ‘ a ee ' . iS Known that he helm, who was extremely anxious to see man in Burope. He had an estimated Mperring : airn eaners , yf ABS (he cChiel saies agent and iater the chair- Was 86.000. 000 franca, and the 500-franc hn ™ ry - - , , eo r — 4 man of the board of directors of Vick ; Was OOFm in a (on- German infiuence predominant there, was tune of $200,000.000, mostly the ree@i@ere and ga sch 2 ck ana . a tii 4 - a r * gir . . / & ict ers 4 -_ on 1 .. . - i Meieans be tatred nue stantinopie sum bringing tremendous pressure on Abdul war profits He was interested in 6 Mp ange x A ny. pers e : Max m iD ng.anc Le introduced and pOD- that "¢é Wrsa an ye. ‘7 4 ¢n - rrr tm re i a? eh , . Ay '*« > ad t me ‘ : : ; ou as @o UN Hamid to patronize Krupp. inspite of these dred great industrial enterprises 2 ™ ApDpiles x | npany. W. ™M ularized the machine gun. He supplied Spain toman Greek named a P : i gl) Ba . ec an © ith arms add munitions in 1898. Russia | . ‘Oman Ureek namec odds Zaharoff got the Dusiness away from and England. and he had homes @ “u, Bentle thing m Dan ——— rene Gab t x ‘ sag i te pane i"? . — Basil Zaccharta Steinhauer, the Krupp man, but in the end big cities of Europe cos. Mase Sta ery Compal und Mr ae 19 ; ot ur ev and taly ‘ b | . es ; : ~ ~ : \ : - oe , } | aha a - | os . . SU sisted arms ond changer, and that as had special foods brought from défferest : —— : ; Oi ii ? aad 4 vO in ee! Ti oe | co 4 *aaed 2% en ## - + - (A te en — + . * = 3 1323 oe ma eo 5er He was e€upreme.} and Le a ua 8 Maccis .* aul ar > ‘7 ora wits .* ” io t ‘ ie@ had Seen JoOrTDa iD the same day : - and rapid-firing rifles was , ‘Vu aDpy With her, but she died in the winter ; * sc te chief 4 . . ¥ _ _— A eF awF F " ™ F * = & ‘ ec ™ , ’ as HimMgseii. 5¢@ hired 40% as his ¢ . 3 ’ 7a % a : oF 1925, and Sir Baai!'s decline dates from Bo! have mowed down an pocket tary, believing the man would pring ia . ; \ L.A toa ‘ime , ~ ee’ + a4 . . ti its 7 or . ‘ : , ‘ : ; . ? mated . 300 000 . muitim: -Oonaire snipped yar x ? oe °* @¢= i : rOoOc \uckE > . ; ’ men. He became richer ~ beret jmcbeltien semen sppeu t . dont want © buried in the snow ; 7 ashed - BS than Croesus—a!lmoset a. An airplane view of “9 “OOStantinopie as a stoWaway and was she begged as she lay dying Sir Basil waa compieteiy ¢r ne as rich as Rockef ' Monaco, where Monte acting as guide and interpreter for a Vick- “Wait until the rose season and then bury wife's dé@ath. which was very sudden. . ; - , | c 2 - ler F ** sa as ‘ ; ; wet - ‘ aA as w ~ 44 | : 44 7 ; : A Now that he is about Carle is situated. ers-Maxim salesman when the latter 9om- mein our new rose garden in Paris from that day he has been &8 ™ ~ | ne . S| ‘eS a ; ~~" ; 7? * s , ié Smee ) O os a = e e : ‘ a an : 4 A to die. the man who , ,¢ piainec abou e difficulty f selling his He completed the roge garden sne had be person ” 4 ™ “a “ to 1 OO ¢ irTane the A \ rf ; 4A 7, a 7* in Sue t@ “ , ° > : , ree : . ' ' oat was 4 scourge C4 : ; ‘ ancs ti ca! SBnoons and machine guns t Suitan Addu: fun at thetr home. the Chateau Aa Balin- T 2 graeping munitions man = ’ e ste out nd he et rn ’ , - hy wa this earth is trying fee ppe . a Hamid’s Government court, near Paris, and ose day in the spring The Warmake: has dbecome & . - Se 78 ¢ ,, ee nN . 7 1 rT y . - . *% + — — > ‘ - 7. } 3 . to be a Ddenediction soapccuncaie = ipl cep can get you an order if you give me of 1926 he laid her to rest and then piled “1. sentimental old man, who bas 6 . : aight . _ vate ecretar) to is ' a a ls ic iat ae is : +? gmas ‘ on 00 | te nt ey cretaries t his some backshbeeah to spend Lhe yvoung Greek the grave full to overflowing with roees ute horror of war. as well as 3 mA oo ; , - vecside eic. aimed hack sheeah or graft hein +h . 4 . draws ‘ : + ten iat & ws Ake et. * * hh - 7% > > 33 ‘Be 7o7 7" oy “ay of ‘ rt has fr A few months ago Sir Basil—he is a shares paid 700 francs interest. The profits “T want you to get a list of all the men open sesame to er N * eee ee “ seen an entire . mow . ” 2 en somes ss 0G open to ervihing in the Near t the | r mmitio _— sae will ir hich he | ny . ™ French citizen with a British title— wi!) be even larger this vear. and there is 4 women who b = ‘ = S — ne leading arms and munitions manufactur- il in which he leaves Bis , ) sold ail 3h! stock { E ss a ty ts pans ae a an en eres at He got the order, and the Vickers com- 3 ar in Europe. and probably in the world to chartty and good works. . . , ° . = .D uropean arms no stork in Europe that is more in demand Monte Cario while I was i tro! Pa eee oo sie eae gps 0h oti wei Lae : if : 5 cul (oat re |i der ‘ Y¥ arid lle as in contro! and then Dany Was 80 pleased that he wa 1 a ‘ . satin . e ve . = ven 10D j he © ere _« rs hh ~ jteanntaa and munition factories and secretly opened The suicides mounted with the profits investigate the condition of their families.”’ as saleema 4 ouiat : ai 0 ee In spite of his condition—ne _ a « - oe Se WER: amano —— | en : sCs™man and eventuaily sent to Russia various Vic! compani« A ‘ le - treme! . orphanages for war orphana from one end unfortunately, and every time a shot rang he said in his brusque wav Then I wan? 1o sell arms end munition arious Vickers companies. and a stockhold- and extremely feeble—he confers F i 4 ahs ue aa ~ we 0 : ta peeet : Lunitio 5. ——- im @¢hg 4 ~ 4 ' an . - ~ + ~ ; > ; ’ “ of Europe to another. but thar was only the out in what is called the “suicide garden some check rs ia ila erin the principal French companies he was lawyers about his charmtabie plans ever) : | seins ' ! checks sent to them, Dut not under my The new Vickers agent changed his name the out ding figure itn the tr " ‘ rn0F . ~_— = — : beginning of his charity. near the Casino, he had a cola ehiver icing Sioa ‘ } : ; O@ Outstanding figure in the trade. and he and there ‘s much curiosity te = oa Ptigethse ra : ) tO Zaharoff to give it k t t - a , 7 . ie I cannot bear the thought of so many So Sir Basil soid his stock in the Casino The rise of Bast! Zaharoff to ‘fame ™ ' , . . a Russian twang. and, produced most of the English and a large they are . Ta. = : . ‘ ; . - Be, aie ee “ sUL. ~O . row og tat Ww } ? “so + . ; ' ; . — . men and women being ruined by gambling to the Radsiwi!! a are tatertians + ial ‘ : vecksheesh was also effective part of the French munitions a! through The genera! belief is that he 38 © ; 3 aAcuiwiiis, who are intertiarried wit and fortune is the most outstanding romance in Russia. he first visited a prominent B Osi ceravior , ' . , 4 ~ wet ‘ > bs _* S ‘ ‘ = a ’ . _ >| i’ | | here and committing suicide,” he remarked the Blancs. The shares dropped from 18.000 in Europe stncre a modest little Jewish statesm anh a se ee ~— scheme for assisting war orphans : tle ‘ eter oti — sien a as —s -* a se r% an 48 was i " Ter j { As Tx ’ *¢ ; . : : a3 : as . ai po (ui, and drew in addition, he played a tremendous!y im allied and “enemy countries. : - ap — Page Four. 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ew o-owe ee - — i ten ae ‘Sow * Sor he bo atal * t- . a ~~ : othe - en TE TRI 00 ee cat tetad + “= - . ~ a . ~ o & bane om o fa —-* er * - “_* 4 Fel PoE FEO Oe Pew ee ee ee cies —o roh ‘ } 6 } : mu Cll out 1s to De TOUNnG among oul YT roan ivan received thé things stored at Perky Bros ‘t drawer or Phillip G. application “Fifth aps Seltz was the man buried in Mast's ington we knew that we thought it would stead be embarrassing for us to separate out there ‘ Since Seitz had disappeared an extensive We decided that, temporarily, we woula ina). niic ' BU i Oliv Ci Use _ _ » virnti ar vs ’ : ; a OF b ‘ . 6 1 j . ae , .. « e : : ' intil another p , | ae ee _ | : search for him had been conducted. It had et rooms and live that way for a while 8 ocketbook. ortant role ty! : I ts age Oia Ni a ,s ; te, * ee r ae ples , - : « b hkl Dp p i o an adviser to Premier Lioy@ "| believ: Pp made ever t t no actual nee — ee ae Ss , a ae eee on utterly ueeless: no information had ‘Tian she left me end moved with he have come to George on al) the big political questions, (ner to sec r Lig a. ae AY ere x | ) Phe: See cel a liaeeals ) me ' : e od _ seers wide been obtained sister. I tried to get her back several! times etersburg to cluding Greece's participation in the war. Btterly failed bute 1,000,000 He was so important that when he tray ($500,000) eiled by sea the British Government gave hit the poor,’ he 4 battleship to travel in and his movement ned, with a were kept almost as secret as those of e iat. and I'll trv ‘ke cle: Sey Sided : . vo ols 7 RC ie ibe ot AA . e in his eye Se teceas himeelf, and in 1919 the Oe a os ips Pee ammenacy pagers: aie eens 23 Te ARES aah Sete a ep . i Pe ee ae watch which he wore when he left his room to come back to me.” + ©. ie a be 4 ‘ ; j h 41) bah ae Oe Go > ee eeks Deen | | wie ee ae, No marks of violence were noticed on the Dr. Hill was asked to investigate He pro- ; : “ ‘ ceeded to Independence; the grave in Wood him to Con- fund, and it was then that Lloyd Geors@o reason to leave » few: thi ~ ee — vor al ; eer ete ' al j Spotl ; sAsas a ERE S : ? ae ody. thoug! hey might have been over gave him his knighthood and supported tag reminde t will he — = a m4 rg sagt ' | d K ' Pp o r It Wii we Tue sda\ before '* attor ged @) on ~ + rds : \ ” 3 : 7 ; . , . looked If if was the hody of Alfred Seitz. la wn (‘emetery Was O pe ned Dr Hil} climbed rupps were Greek claim to Smyrna U get thie and the anrrant — he ree vi sas pore: | = xa : | ; : - 1 ase anc 4 the missing watch and $100 might suggest down into the grave and examined the teeth the arms and After the war Sir Basil-—he | nlyRide wil) « : ; he Pi : -—-— | > oe the 0 & Wi. ao Y 7 ; , ? , He — murder, with robbery as the motive of the body He positively identified the But no one was sure that it was Seitz body as that of Alfred Seitz pat tad shifted French citizen who has had knighthood cor} “3. Before committing ile -2néa tetas P | ‘ md Kaiser Wil- ferred on him-—blossomed out aw the richest malted Beden-Harrimar -Burkner pharmacy ah tig at Jeitz it was. then. who had been buriea Age a ee ee ee dragge: od i te Missour es ' é Set a r) ‘no had been Durie nxious to see man in Burope. He had an estimated fomPerington, also Fairmount Cleaners out | er LFRED SEITZ. when he ft his roor ! | of Phil Mast H lid } ; , t it dali the “Crs ot 2 f } WwW Ui! Plow ANSA Mae se , 4 J SEAS, nen M©It nls room inh piace Oo Mililip Ast OW dit i’ come nt there, was tune of $200,000,000, mostly the result 0 Mere and PaWe en0h 2 whack dnd tank 2% ™ bi i Re ) oF iis: al - Ce ui A ChnecgR ‘OOR Lijit ; : : :' . . . \depenad ~ + . , as ft nh ing nouse ea4ri' On 1 iat MmMornink NnaG . his death ’ Inspec ror John Harrington re on Abdul war profits. He was interested in a DUMBMnge which wi) he an m io ie finders tht os % og a ie id | 41 JO ON My -person, the ’ chant the n by ft) len s a worn a gray suit and a gray feit hat the Prosecuting Attorney's office Is Mast, just before disappeared, had been sinced that Seltz was murdered. He Hepite ofthese dred great industrial enterprises tn Freveimime applies to Cook Paint Company, W. Mi... ky ‘hen, Seals ee ae | . , i ' { wearing a@ gray Suil ant (ray it hat but in the end big cities of Europe. TUCK, Mage Lacie Py eee gape ee sarcenicel aie: re 3 rs. , ¥ ) ireas _ Ss Stationery Company and Mr ; ae Wei, rAC Tf} aS Tastenegd a ii” 1¢ Lika Vie arance rT Li last ari had epecial foods brought from different Cc mAlmore ? i} eh rs ‘ like one § / ' ‘ ta by Thic! ad heen death of ? : Dt to Madrid to ners of Europe by airplane. ised, ee ine - ek / be ) ) eee ; . i & hro } ‘he ie | nal Tif AP ‘ gence ma for th nt 0 for the If someone told him of a tasty new dis e fell vio- ' ™ } wae vio that tickled the palate, he would think noe eas de Villa- : ile Ing of sanding a secretary to some tar-ot! . ‘ " ra > meerve Of King = .worner of the world to see how it was made Now, on the body which had been burieqg The last time was that Saturday with the “That day I'd been doing a lot of drink. ing. I met my wife and we talked for about 45 minutes. But I couldn't get her in Woodlawn Cemetery was a belt initial ‘‘A’’ on the buckle Seitz was known to have had such a buckle But the gold He was said to have been an industrious In Columbia, the univeraity town, he had young man, chiefly interested in his work; dental work done bv Dr. Remmel H. Hill ntifica he was preparing to be a Kresge store man- Here was a chance for positive identifi tion of the body if it really was that of Seitz “er eee ae a > : , Sern 1} The that the murder was committed pess away from and England, and be had homes in all SOMall, Bentley Clothing Company. Rrow: it si) “I hear that the Persians make @ [8 chicken plilaff.”’ he told one of bis secretari one day. “I want you to run out to Tene to see how they make it.”’ He had all the superstition of & tine gambler, and when he met an old Hi du named Mahpoutra and discovered ‘ey he had been born in the same day and hovepter as himself, he hired him as hie chief se tary, believing the man would bring nit iP we good luck - Peet Ver [ ¢ ther mear IT might? fost report: eos? ‘ . j f ~ :, ; fing ' ad hea ; : : : oe Sir Basi! was completely crushed by % “ss ! ivorce action re eo” a ) aia tf ae "reby creating some uncalled for'stink drink to exist and cay we! nd Penn 8 ai thn, eg MOOR HS PAUEGILE " Cross-netitioning } i al , . reanpearal . | ) Fb meet S5t yi 1) ! } SY a ot ie husband was In with her year she was pious neane husband. ourted her for husband died, was #upreme!s Gin the winter line dates from Soe ee ae See RENE SO NN ON ae . ’ yO HERE iKMalbie é*toit ’ , 2 Urny ‘ e ' ‘ ‘ : ; 4 . ‘ tres + ’ ‘riz F ¢ } . 2 TyL6 } ‘ - ‘ r . - ; ‘ ’ , , . : ‘ ‘ . ' by ee ’ ‘ ’ ‘y ¥ police find ts? Sf in the snow Nand then bury Wife's déath, which was very sudden, in Paris.’ from that day he has been a differe®y den she had be. person teau de Balin- The grasping munitions yin the spring “The Warmaker,” has become a sof and then piled ¢4, sentimental old man, who has 40 at with roses lute horror of war, as well as humad ! in 1914 he was @dy of al! sorts, and he has draw® uP DMS Dianufactur- Will in which he leaves his entire fortus : n the world. to charity and good works. i né Carrie-a note care of St ie RARER Ree ese , ne 5 ) 4 | : | amus | of directora of In spite of his condition——he Is half bi phe: Ipply ym pan ey F av : gery \ i th 7 | | ios | ) Se . : pape _ : nd astockhold- and extremely feeble--he confers with ER a aeallldt Leat oe: eee , : a | i : : : we pete , | setae Ce Mpanier he was lawyers about his charitable plane every é 3 ital ner as | Sted t! s put Uv] ihe cas | | | ; : | } ” oa cs ees waite se Se ee if | : What diacrepan @ trade, and he and there ‘s much curiosity to know WR, fate om : | ested m and a : ire worked ; i : wie ep ae oe ae ugh een cht was easily one » large ie ane ! ‘ —_ 2 x thet: inion to Pini] e ’ , ye} | ' 3 vi ft = i ‘ ; :, ‘ | sive | . Soca ? | | i | ? ny : } es | . | nad a weteht tied Ons all through The genera) belief is that he has ios | ; ng oot tal m ¥ | for : ) a | wrsdins : | NOU TEE ickde said be would echeme for assisting war orphans in bo a st mnewideration te arr) : ane aE iF the hod , - ae RE eee a : mee ve — — Pmiendous!y im. allied and “enemy” countries. Bg a ce cit a noreib Sa | " Pers he re : = " eae 3 a - ‘i ail ey sage oh as : va : i deta sale i that way. we came pear to bret ve news. went take art one ni 0 ysl tae 1e' : és Geet that the bed nd ) im : | \ifred Seitz, ing up, especially when she started spen nent down of any author's head manufacture ay {-heart rife ide nes woie?l were i! Sunday Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—March 13, 1927. Page Five.

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By JOSEPH GOLLOMB to-be-ex pected Breitwisser wou Or private home he in his own way on a warehouse its. wires before having effected an entrance When the Viennese Robin Hood Raided Societ NS) GSO399 FIGS IH How Hugo Breitwisser, Who Prepared for His Profession of Crime at the University, Mocked the Police for Years. . - > . > ‘ . WiSS8e! Wouitc gepart ~ ¢ j LA gk €0' > ‘ ; : Y thing worth s u ag a cel He knew Ko ¢ uv oust f * “ee 2 ¢ ia ’ ¥ a c Pie! . 4 irsions Teil your guests » at & » A i \ ee yom wil pul thet + ; _* . big hauls, 1 8a f 3 e pu ° , eae o4 > ae mm : 7 suit for sma Stakes He was AUCLIS ~igge® femets you . , , } . >. oe Yee . > ro aT , “ Wo i&bDOTA COU 2 WUT RG fe wnt thes 7 “ x ? At twenty-one he was graduated with a ; ’ iecre ~ re _ > - + 7 e* a ee LJ @ os ry « exe , . ar ‘ Pe a - ; - ; cf - g f ¢ a ai.ve . . - inane prosperous career as engine . , ava . , ‘ " : - _* Ir afeacd ‘ ‘ PM ° “ i # iY eciate.s — - a + a v. a! ié ympietei) 138A; a Fro ‘ + 4 ~ - i i ? ie ¢ “ brief eT wt > Wy - We . a > . to k : the world by myself a * eal Vi Té yy + - * ry ’ ™ “weave . - rm 4 ; ¥ 4 “ . - d ’ - x ¢ > > ’ » —— my ,eet Ww , Sa} @ii@au a , Be ar a so 5 + > - - at - + ‘ cfr bo = i °¢r "1 é . prepared college-and-university tra re ° 7 —_ - ; . i a 7 nt ° ae > D> eos Vw . . + 5 nm . “« " & YH ¢ + a+ ’ ) ‘ ed t ect by -~ 2 4 r - Tr? aie > ’ ~ * ANG Trea 1% om ~ r a aa \ ra & Ww - 3 5 Pr. gx =, By A S * ‘ . - , a ‘ 14 ‘ mace if [a a eT . ao sO 4 2 ri¢ es m © > os an - & be — ~es Pe "2 “ > a > = Xs ~ » ~ a . - a X at A 4 _ ad o > as . i? 5 i it = & ~~ & - ~ > . > > ¢ ¥ ‘ { $ » c's a . a “ o > ? ° + ™ | re - c > ._ » = = » —— ‘ . avVuU i S t Load «| + ee re u & . z ¥ a vw ak HWAKS +e noe No Wa ° - + kx A ’ ~ > + ? + ~ on “ee —_ ~ > -- : ; a > > t S Yr = be ’ , oa 8 — | =e a i 4 — Oo + a a ¥ ” SS . & - a a 4 ? a » j . ac every "2 . . : ‘ ‘ a8 a 4 ‘ ‘=e Ye we ry aa wo r + «? 7 “US ope a ar e BSDi ng A .ce - . . é ™ ~ ‘ > ? oY ry a a r 1 a | ’ i - 4 ?* ~?¢ c ‘ - - - - ; a a. . rT> > « .* >> 7 4 “~ ©8 ¥ \ WEDGDe Vie a & 6 sudde ’ © Il OS as eK Go aang |=; ; ’ . 4 Yer @* 4 ~ an. 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" MTree 11H se if aed «ff - -m > -—— ,. + >. . ~ iC A ° vers ani st ane § sal ‘ . en - TLISSion 4 art't ag ~ e D ne 8 =a ff his e”"oes Wicd ow cCap- iy, . ‘ - | la . - ~ . 4 = ~ : ISA \ s 8 e Dares e decoy ‘Ors Dad no&t thought to examine. were sev- , ™ rior . > a“ . rf -% “i © + ‘ -_ r juar©rie ‘ vit oe € . mo i 4 ne «tee saw? made anc mmoeread - »/ Ps atx nd the dav hefore Cherietr » hwy yen Tr — . . . Auta oad : oo @ , mens a2 earec " He Rewspapers Sreitwisser mseit ‘eiving unmexpectedivy gifts of several aacks $O0N stories about wholeasie hutrher _ dies 1esa.e Outen: Oreitwissers cot Was against the back be. * J ¥ as »_™ es *s - ™ . —_ _~ 7 -_ . . . f coal eas with a rdia| messag+ w! Was growing rich as the reauit : a , n iC 2 i « ere ere Was a barred win + eee rrr Be 7. ry e ‘« » roOFf os ~~ 2 4 1a e Oa a. 2 } ™m se rc a + ‘ 4) ~ i i°? re a’ or’ thie —s ——— a ot i a at J ise ad * ' - Zg0 ~ rary ad *% arter o # an ~~) = ‘-~ 4 ; J hae 4 4 * ; : : ew "4 . ’ eR i = 4. ~ > a] mr 5 . > . » | mit 11 ?G a Wa at je rile eet "a rt ~~ “Te , ‘ ee ~e°s ’ ‘ ; . — ‘. SroKk ey " , “ «a Ca . [Prat ‘ : > | . -) . bes - ' . i ; i ii J ea he j - ‘ , yy 4 4 ad i 4 7.4 *% - 4 a..8 5% Seer on: AG )}) J*#Wei« ; *R@ Dares + oe he . Poy pha » . - Das , . door rf =e.) 4, ee a4 ® is iz 2 we ‘ 4 >f > arm} -s Lent ear t 7A irs Rn i al T Ye: > oe P > i a*/ a. ™ - A! 4 a * te 4 iné 'wenrvy mind ite a! - e ‘anes - * = * “ ‘ es * ° “© = - - ~ nade f DESL PDO! 4 oe A Ya 4 ‘7 ’ a PY . (2 ae" ~% aA - | - > wind “ a = A > 0 } ey "oe f > . - 4 ~ im « : Z | e . » . + _— ._+ eh » > % e* OF wen os a . i die » rom lie secretai ‘ a] ivm " I Y ‘ b "AS a8 Gen ere ial : . | wren e broke it loose it left a space . : ; oie nor nf ‘ert n bes “ iy jor Lol if a certain sum ; irkness of le Ying room ac narro rte eo : ( ad W ina a 1:a Ave given a @h 4 ~ - itm? . ” ee ~ ; fe 7 hs « --: .* - " - . . - was oDpn ror Seeee A ; ere c.f ~ =a 6? , , * A ul i . = 4 a > 8405.07 eC aan am was witen a 4 Pt nes > i» Wiz e > —_ ia’ ° " ‘ . Ww -- ‘ » % . rar . 2 "5 ae | . ‘ “ ** 4 Le ee) si Xpe! x 4 ‘ is Aceqg 3eTe MH rit aye Seen {ear “3 ; sara . . , eee e guard had noticed on some of his Sunday Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—March 13, 1927. eee) Gee. ee eee a a Ad fa ae tures are attracted really become “hwamrtz was fattered the friendliness of a dashing y Master M, Hunters— alry officer who had sat down at be and proved talkative He wa, a Richard, he said. Former Butcher was thrilled at being deep in CUpe Count von Richard. He invited the young officer to his and to his delight the Count: He not only accepted Schwartz, tailty, but became apparently deo: panion. For weeks he taught how to play delightfully. Thea be him: “Why don't you give a party be remembered? Make it a fair. At your house. Get the Des orchestra. The best French Get up special f{llumination. . carnival. If you wish I will take « . “4 4 . CHWARTZ was delighted. Re let Count von Richard take the preparations, and invited y profiteers and their jewel-ciag Gaughters. and mistresses to COMe tume. They came, each vying wit) the os tor show. The wines flowed, the. grew racketty. Count ron Richard too, “Look here, Johann. the guests an ing to be more than gay. Ge arog those who have big jewels and tet » }ou Want nO losses to mar the papty. You know how these things have, of dropping off and getting lest trust you Tell them you will pat biggest jewels in your safe until they “Then put them away in your eats Even if the suggestion had been as ish one Schwartz would have listene Count von Richar In a matter go » z not only listened, bet : lowed. So did a score of his guests, The result was that in half op ting jewelry. Opening his str safe. he dumped the glittering hetfui carefully closed the safe, locked it with tts modern safety devices and the 1 ;, b He found Count von Richard hil with drink The young officer went: ing all through the house, shouting nese cafe songs But feeling sleep found himself in his host's bedroom lay down for a nap. Schwartz's valet. knowing how mad mployer trusted the young noblemas, nothing wrong in letting him fall »n Kis masters bed Toward morning some of the guaw gan to leave and asked for the Schwartz went to his safe to get t into hi bedroom 7 eeing things throug haze of drinks: nightmarish things. His safe door was blown wide opel every jewel every bit of negotiable was gone The loot amounted to than one hundred thousand dollars. U . 7 » A von Richard was missing, too. There was uproar Ciamor for Then ome newspaper recalled Schwartz had been used years before® decovin of the famousa Robdip : Whereupon. too, it was realized ti missing Count von Richard had #@@ his party costume a suit of Lincolé which only now was recognized a @ endary costume of Robin Hood. For two years the police hunted B . TT? «a ; > | ~} for “Robin Hood e lived quietly all alone and ae mingle with neighbors. He went o@ sn a bicycle for his exercise why & ‘ive so exclusively alone” Several sturdy men with x napancst t their shoniders, apparentiy on 8&* ped to drink at the wel) 3 reciuse*® garden He was away on ts ercle spin. As he rode into bs eomething happened [ have never been abie to tind ost spened fire first, Breitwisser of tives. But it was Breitwisser dead. riddied with bSuiliets ’ . . ‘h In his home was found the a@ > sc — we plete library on erime technique In the basement of his home wes! ; Oratory and machine ehop comb'neé. it was that Breitwtsser spent his time toning tools, electrica) devices. = contrivances of al) kinds, all with one in view—bDurgiary Inspector Rapp. curator of @ “ Museum of the Vienna Police, # a ished telling me Breitwissers story to the collection of these jsf Breitwisser and exclaimed Did vou ever see workmanship ike - " An artiet nd an Edison i2 one! na of And I wonder what tie -omancers fature will call Hugo Breitwiseet ons fore his name is as old as the Robin Hood's owrieht tor the Post-Diepascl) Special Correspondent of the Poet- LOS ANGELES. California. HEN Harry Leon | WlUson celehrated novelist, challenged Theodore H. Criley,. landscape painter, to a fistic duel at Carmel - by - the - Seca. in Californie a few years ago, he be- lieved he was ful- | Milling a husband's a duty He had seen i i - and heard Criley making love to his wife = ~~ Theodore Criley must be thrashed. It was the cnlr way out of a maddening sit- l1ation True, the love-making had Deen on the stage in a play. “Pomander Waik,” produced by the artists’ colony And the pay had been a great succese. the artists said Mrs Wilson had the feminine lead. while Criley was the bero They played their roles marvelously Both were show- red with congratulations But to Harry Leon Wlison, it appeared that Criley had in his love-making. Mie put a bit more into bis stage portrayal ‘han Was necessary in a home-talent play He wae sure the scenes could have been en- acted a little more formally and been just is gOo0d. so iong as it was among friends. 1@ more he thought about it the madder he ‘Ot. and he sent word to Criley that he Was . > _ - — een entirely too ardent sorely displeased His language might hare een stronger than that He was vered. it ‘act—at Crilev Nave to fight me for that’ he And Crtley, big, broad-shouldered, an- 'Wered Any time ‘Tiey's jauntinese only served to anger * novelist the more so Harry Leon pre pared to carry his threat into execution. He set eail for Honolulu for a course of train- neg Iver there he bozed with men who atew how to box—and to fight. He swam ‘ie surf. took long walks along the Deacd, ardening his muscles to get in physica ‘Tim. He would be avenged for the paint- *r* amorous advances toward Mrs. Willison. Mit s what they did in the ancient days "airy and thal es wat ‘¢e ghould do. o ® prepared for it + : , . ; Ven the author returned from the ix ands in March, 1922, he promptly sent word [ + ay Meet me with your seconds at Yankee int tomorrow as the day is breaking. if 4 are not afraid to fight. ind Criley replied I'll be there’ ‘ SEEMED like an cpera bouffe Just *"y Harry Leon Wilson should want to ‘hragh a stage hero for a splendid bit of a-"\ng opposite his wife, no one could #@#x- ain. But Harry meant it. The world long 2etore had acclaimed him a genius at letters, 40¢ geniuses are tem peramenta! But he tidn t beliewe he was temperamental. He was ‘the injured husband.” and that was ali. He did not criticise his wife. She merely ‘84 accepted the amorous advances and had St proposed them. She was sot to diame | was Criley’s fault. That duel of fists was a classic of tts kind Ong before dayDreak Wilson and ti sec — ‘Ads repaired to the field of hosor The

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idly. Atty } rg fist "i UB 7 f Gitwisser, after a twisted it ar t the floor ® floor of the thick theught he morning he an his cel) twists of ‘ > notn- pussed peer at were 60 neg Bm fe twisser type gh Breitwisse) he. printed ‘t make it are. d peasant, this e paper. oward Was educated Breit- } ga light ek Bréitwisser Wrenched loose Ple se the man's coat, al and managed Zuard came -on Man. He found Hreitwisser's Wil Dne, H aper bound to- ticking cut rope Pers > rope was found iderahbie ed -this Bhity to is one of the ex- weignt. strength prove jt room, at‘ the ided, of ed by ugh it ueezed COUPE, way of the war hard through that directton his de- the cor- planting 4 down br shaft for three saw fils Dn. chance reitwisser broke pmething vastly mn his escape to Vienna had in- © think about as signed Breit- en. y that followed jetria War nk a prey to dis- Ae with carrion, res are attracted est calibre flour- and bones, gross, one of former butcher, € police had used Wisser to his trap ed up as a prof- lly become now wore One jewels flattered one day ashing young cay- a4 Master Ma , et otter tires ania : aeéarh airy officer who had and proved talkative. He wag a Co Richard, he said. Former Butcher os ve was thrilled at being dee wart With | Sat down at his ty Count von Richard. He invited the young Officer to his } and to his delight the Count accept Me. He not only accepted Schwartg's h tality, but became apparent)y S te 8p), : i] panion. For weeks he ‘BUught Beh how to play delightfully. The & ; ' 70n him: ey “Why don't you give a Darty that be remembered? Make jt a COstum fair. At your house. Get the best orchestra. The best French hie Get up special fllumination. Mabe 2 carnival. If you wish I wi)] take sheng e. He glaq let Count von Richard take Charge the preparations, and invited al] profiteers and their jewel-claq a gain and mistresses to come in ¢ They came, each vying with the oth for show. The wines flowed, the gu grew racketty. Count. von Richard took } host aside. “Look here, Johann, the guests are g ing to be more than gay. Go around those who have big jewels and tell th }ou Want no losees to mar the party. “You know how these things haveay of dropping off and getting lost. trust you. Tell them you wil) put the biggest jewels in your safe until] they lears “Then put them away in your safe { the night.”’ Even if the suggestion had been a foo) ish one Schwartz would have listened Count von Richard. tical Schwartz not. only listened, but fo lowed. So did a score of his guests. The result was that in half an h Schwartz. went to his bedroom with a he ful of blazing jewelry. Opening his stro dumped the glittering hatful | carefully closed the safe, locked {t with its modern and then Qi count was delighted. In a matter go pr safe, he safety devices joined the party. He found Count with drink. The ing all through the house, shouting Vi songs But feeling sleepy found in his host's bedroom lay down for a nap. Schwartz's valet, knowing how much employer trusted the voung nobieman, nothing wrong in letting him fall as) on his master’s bed Toward morning some of the guests gan to and asked for their jewel safe to get the stepped into his bedroom was seeing things through t haze of drinks; nightmarish things. His safe door was blown wide open of negotiable pa loot amounted to mo thousand dollars. Cou too. von Richard young officer hilario went P nese cafe himeelt leave Schwartz When he thought he went to hie every jewel. every bit was gone he than one hundred von Richard was missing, Clamor for poll The newspas There was uproar A scurrying of detectives jotned the racket Then newspaper Schwartz had been used years before In ' the famous Robin H some recalled td Gecoving of Durgiar. - Whereupon, too, it was realized that missine Count von Richard had worn his party costume a suit of Lincoln gf which only now was recognized aa the! endary costume of Robin Hood For two years the police hunted in vl for ‘‘Robin Hood.”’ HEN there came a whisper of ac to the police in Vienna. To a d™ town about twenty miles from V! na had come a stranger to live. He call himself a retired young business mac, who was immersed in books mechanics. He lived quietly all alone and did 2 mingle with neighbors. He went out on a bicycle for his exercise. Why did ive so exclusively alone?” Several sturdy men with knapsacks their shoulders, apparently on & hol tramp, stopped to drink at the well iD reciuse’s garden He was away OD his eycle spin. As he rode into his gard something happened I have never been able to find out ¥ opened fire firet, Breitwiseer or the det tives. But it was Breitwisser who f dead, riddied with bullets In his home was found the plete library on crime technique ever sembled. In the basement of his home was 4 Oratory and machine ehop comb'ned. it was that Breitwisser spent his time f ioning tools, electrica) devices, marvel contrivances of all kinds, all with one © in view—burglary Inspector Rapp. curator of Museum of the Vienna Police, he ished telling me Breitwisser’s story ver collection of these inventions Breitwisser and exclaimed: “Did you ever see workmanship like An artist and an E@ison in one!” | And I wonder what the romancers of ® future will call Hugo Breitwisser long fore his name is as old as the lege® Robin Hood's. ‘Copyright for the Post-Dispatch ) recluse moat I the © to the Kose O'Neill. By A. L. WOOLDRIDGE Special Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch Sunday Magazine. LOS ANGELES, California. HEN Harry Leon Wilson, celebrated novelist, challenged Theodore H. Criley, landacape painter, to a fistic duel at Carmel - by - the - Sea, in California a few years ago, he be- lieved he was ful- filling a husband’s duty. He had seen and heard Criley making love to his wife Theodore Criley must be thrashed. It was the only way out of a maddening ait- uation. True, the love-making had been on the stage in a play, “Pomander Walk,” produced by the artists’ colony And the play had been a great succesa, the artists said. Mrs Wilson had the feminine lead, while Criley was the hero. They played their roles marvelously. Both were: show- ered with congratulations. But to Harry Leon Wilson, it appeared that Criley had been entirely too ardent in his love-making. He put a bit more into his stage portrayal! than was necessary in a home-talent play. He was sure the scenes could have been en- acted a little more formally and been juet as good, so long as it was among friends. The more he thought about it the madder he cot, and he sent word to Criley that he was sorely displeased. His language might have been stronger than that. He was vexed, in fact—at Crilev. ‘You'll bent word. And Criley, big, wered: “Any time have to fight mé for that!’ he hroad-shouldered, an- Criley's jauntinese only served to anger the novelist the more so Harry Leon pre- pared to carry his threat into execution. He eet sail for Honolulu for a course of train- ing. Over there he boxed with men who knew how to box—and to fight. He swam ‘D the surf, took long walks along the beach, “ardening his muscles to get in physical ‘rim. He would be avenged for the paint- re Amorous advances toward Mrs. Wilson. That's what they did in the ancient days % chivalry and that is what he should do. So he prepared for it : When the author returned from the is- ‘ands in March, 1922, he promptly sent word lo Criley: ‘Meet me with your seconds at Yankee Point tomorrow as the dav is breaking, if ‘OU are not afraid to fight.’ And Criley replied “I'll be there?’ why Harry Leon Wilson should want to thrash a stage hero for a splendid bit of acting opposite his wife, no one could ex- Main. But Harry meant it. The world long before had acclaimed him a genius at letters, ‘nd geniuses are temperamental. But he didn't believe he was temperamental. He was ‘the injured husband,” and that was all. - did not criticise his wife. She merely S84 accepted the amorous advances and had DO proposed them. She was not to blame. It was Criley’s fault. That duel of fists was a classic of ite kind. “Ong before daybreak Wilson and hie sec- “nds repaired to the field of honor. The |: SEEMED like an opera bouffe. Just author had his hands encased in soft kid gloves so as not to unnecessarily bruise his fists or peel the skin from the face of his adversary. He arrived at the designated spot before the morning mists had lifted and while the night birds were still calling. The air was chill and the grass was damp. His seconds were at his side. Just before the sun arose above the ad- jacent hills, Criley, astride his favorite mount, rode into the scene, alone. He scorned the attendance of ‘‘seconde.’’ Dis- mounting, he tethered his horse to a tree, gaily removed his coat and hat, opened the collar of his shirt and strode into the “ring.” The preliminary instructions were given— three minutes of fight, then one minute of The ‘gone’ sounded. Just why Mr. Wilson has never written a novel about the succeeding events cannot be explained. His greatest forte is comedy and the ‘‘duel of fists’ was a comedy worthy of exploitation. It went something like this: As time was called. Wilson leaped into the ring and squared away before his oppo- nent. Their guards clashed, there was a mo- ment of eparring and suddenly the author's fist shot out, landing squarely and fairly upon the nose of hia antagonist. A moment later another wicked drive landed on the eve of his adversary. They went into a clirch, the blood flowing freely from Criley’s nose and the little stars dancing frenziedily hefore his eves. Then, for the balance of the round, there were a series of headiocks, half-Nelson's, acissors clamps and sacuffies which netted nothing. When the round ended the two were in the center of the ring, breathing loudly. The fight was under a free interpretation of the Marquis of Queenberry rules. When Criley went to his “corner” be seemed to wonder “What have I bumped into” Where'd he get that stuff? What's the big idea?”’ EFORE the second round etarted he B= stanched the flow of biood, cleared his vision and decided to be a bit more wary Apparentivy he had under- e«timated the prowess of his adversary. The aporting editor likely would have chronicled the round as follows: “Wilson danced about the ring, vainly looking for an opening. His footwork was marvelous. His eye was on the figure of his opponent and he hashed out successive leads, but none landed. While he was ctr- cling about Criley crept in close. Suddenly, like a rocket shot into the sky, hie right arm went into a semi-circle and the ‘clug’ of his fist against the jaw of Wilson could have been heard a half-mile away. The author went down as though hit by a blackjack in the hands of a nighthawk in lower Jefferson street. The birdies began singing in his ears. but he struggled to one knee and man- axed to regain his feet. Instantly, the bare fist of Criley smote agein, and Wilson went down—and out.” Just how long he slumbered is not record- ed. When he ‘“‘came to,”’ Criley had replaced his hat and coat and was mounting his horse to go home. “Remember,” Wilson called, “this is not the end. Nothing ts settled between us!” Criley did not stop. All thie may seem a long preamble to tell- rest HARRY LEON WILSON Now the .Wife, WAS A ANUHT IN VAIN for Whom He Fought, Bled and Was Knocked Out Wants Their Separation ~® Turned into a Divorce. “The author went down as though hit by a blackjack. The birdies began singing in his ears.” ing the reason why Mrs. Harry Leon Wil- son recently applied for a decree of divorce, but the sequel ts obvious. When Mr. Wilson sot home his face had certain swellings and lumps which did not belong there. His beau- tiful home in the artiste’ colony seemed dancing about irregularly. He had done his hest but hadn't gotten anywhere. A little later, when reporters arrived, Mrs. Wilson sald with a certain degree of scorn “The whole affair is too silly to be disa- cussed.’ And on top of that Criley added. “Schuolboy stuff! I told him so.’ All of which doesn't make for satiafac- tion when a man has risked his all to avenge a fancied wrong. Just what convereation took place when Harry Leon Wilson appeared at his fireside with fea- tures disfigured and explained that he had been fighting, has never been told. While bandages and poultices were applied where they would do the most good, the thing that hurt him most waa the belief that his fight had been in vain. The deciaration from his wife that the whole affair war ‘‘too silly to he discussed’’ was not the kind of reward a man might expect when he had risked himself on the dueling field. And the added from hie adversary that it was stuff" did not tend to assuag ineult “‘achoolboy his feelings. tling, all of his preparation in Honolulu The fact that Mrs. Wileon was the daughter of Mra. Grace McGowan Cooke, short-story writer, and as an amateur actress had appeared in numer- S: Harry Leon grieved. All of his bat- had availed him naught ous home theatricals, did not matter. She should not have appeared in fervent acta with another man! Outwardly, Mr. Wilson was very formal in his attitude toward Mrs Wileon. Inwardly, he raged. Once he had written a series of article on “How to Man- age a Wife.’ But that was long ago Some- how, his deductions did not prove out when it came to applying them to his own home Perhaps he did not understand women ae he thought he did. Mr. Wilson had beem married before. His first wife was Rose Ceci) O'Neill, an artist. She became his wife in 1902 and remained Mrs. Helen Cooke Wilson. as such till 1908, when she obtained a divorce while he was in Paris. These were the days when the novelist was just establishing himself as a writer of fiction. He was working hard. His Iliterary endeavors consumed ali his time. Ac- cording to Mrs. Wil- eon, he accepted her as his wife “in name only.’ When ehe finally tired of her affiliation and sued for her “liberty bonds,’ his only comment was: “The legal action is merely the inevitable outcome of our amicable recognition of in- compatibility.’ He had not seen or heard from her in monthe. Rose O'Neill went to her former home in Bonney Brook, Missouri, and re- mained till the legal proceedings were ended. R. WILSON wae the editor of Puck AY, Ge 1896 till 1902. He wrote “The « Spenders’’ in the latter year. “The Seekers’ appeared in 1904; “‘The Boss of Little Aracady’ in 1906; ‘“‘The Man From Home.” written in collaboration with Booth Tarkington, appeared in 1908; “Bunker Rean’ came in 1912, ‘‘Ruggies of Red Gap” in 1915. The humorous story, ‘Oh, Doctor,” came in 1923. There were a half-dozen others, too A lot of novels to be interepereed with short stories written for magazines! Did he become petubhant’ When an interviewer called to see him a couple of years ago, following his memor- able fiatic “duel at Carmel-by-the-Sea, he waa found in his bathrobe in an upper room of the home, before a battered old type writer. Sparke from his cigarette or pipe had burned holes in his raiment. The win- dows of his study were open, giving him a glimpee of the sea through branches of frag- rant pines. Hie mind appeared to be ab- sorbed in his stories. His letters were his entertainment. He is now 60 years of age. “I work eight, nine or ten hours a day,” he said. “three or four months im the year. The rest of the 12-month period I pase in the firm belief that I never shall be able to write another line. I work only in the @aylight, preferably in the fore- Sunday Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—March 13, 1927. Harry Leon Wilson. noon. Never at night. After the mid- day meal I go into a trance for an hour, and wake up fresh. Jack’e a dull boy to his friends those workdays. They are al] warned not to come in saying, ‘The So-and-Sos are giving a poker party tonight How about ae He spent a great deal of time by him- seif, content with his novels, his typewriter and his dreams. His wife, who had de- clared his duel ‘‘too silly to be discuased,”’ was left more or less to her own resources. So she began study- ing soil culture, with a view of becoming a professional lan d- scape designer. She joined a class in ar- chitectural drawing to learn how to plan and she studied paint- ing under Cornelius Botke. While Harry Leon lent his ekiliful touch to his novels in the second atory of their home, Mrs. Wilson laid out the gardene and beautified the grounds of their estate in Carmel Heights. She de- signed lily ponds and artificial pools and presently was commissioned by others on the famed Monterey Peninsula to lay out and supervise the planting of their estates. She designed the court and garden of the “Theater of the Golden Bough” in Carmel. She had her two children, Harry Leon Wilaon Jr., now 13 years of age, and Helen, aged 12, to look after. So what could the abstracted writer in the second story of their home, with his battered old typewriter and his notes and manuscripts mean to her world of flowers? His life was in his books. A wall apparently had grown between them. His stories he never read to hia family before they went to the pub- lishers. This, he explained, was because he was a “rotten reader.’ Happenings in real life he found too incredibie “Only the fiction artist can believe real life as it ts,” he exclaimed. Once he found a whole novel, be said, in a newspaper paragraph of a dozen lines. In hie appraisal of life, he exhorted: “Anyone le lucky to have got in at al! on such a preposterous edvepture'’’ Always in search of ‘“‘local color’! He never takes time off, he said to an interviewer. When not writing he is think- ing. planning, dreaming. He makes notes on scraps of paper and stows them away. This was Harry Leon Wilson as a hus- band. When he wrote “Oh, Doctor,” he pictured a man’s dilemma thus: ‘Between 6 and 7 he discussed with him- self the topic of women, reaching conclu- sions not unflattering to another sex. Wom- en made such an affair of dressing: it ex- Tos temperamenta] mind of a genius! in adjoining rooms complicated the difficult performance with noises that must impair their efficiency. Was it necessary to run back and forth, to gabbie, to try on things they had no intention of wearing, to aban- don one style of hair dressing for another and then revert with seeming despair to the first? Why did they at the last moment re- member forgotten details, perhaps, after troubled queries, to discover they had not been forgotten? A man, now dressed with- out flurry and he kept still about it; and he was through on time, whereas these wom- en appeared 10 minutes iate.”’ Such ideas, although written into fiction, came from the novelist’s brain. And they may have reflected the attitude of his mind toward women. At any rate, the breach be- tween the novelist and Mrs. Wilson began widening, soon after his fietic ‘duel.’ She turned her attention to gardens and flow- ers and he to his books. The break came last March. The two, realizing the situa- tion, sat down and together planned the parting of their ways. Fourteen years ago he had seen her playing a part in “The Twelfth Night.’’ She then was 18 and he 45. They were married in San Francisco June 13, 1912. But this gulf had come be- tween them. They could not go on as they were. A lawyer was calied and a document drawn which recited that Harry Leon Wilson and Helen Cooke Wilson were husband and wife but that ‘unhappy differences have arisen between them.’ So they had decided tu separate and agree on a division of thelr property. The document gave Mre. Wilson the use of the home at Carmel-by-the-Sea, a $14,000 note, a $3000 note and $350 a month. The community property was valued at $100,000, and Mrs. Wilson was to have half. Furthermore, the author was to pay the coet of rearing and educating the chil- dren and it was agreed that if either hus- band or wife inatituted suit for divorce, she wae to have custody of the two children. Another clause added that if he so desired, the father was to have Leon Jr. and little Helen half of their vacation periods from school each year. HE document signed, the two faced earh other to say good-by and then went out into the night, be one way and she another. Their romance was dead. The real-life story ended. Mrs. Wilson, with her children, faced the world alone save for the monthly remittance. The father packed his things and went up into Sieki- you County, California, and from there moved on into Oregon. Harry Leon Wilson was without a home. A year has gone by since that agreement for separation was drawn in February, 1926 Now Mrs. Wileon says that their settiement on ea basie of $100,000 as representing the value of their community property wae un- fair He receives $100,000 a year in. royal- ties from his writings, she charges, and says that he deceived her when they made their division of property. She hes asked for an order from the court restraining him from disposing of his holdings in CaHfornia and for the payment of §600 a month alimony pending @teposition of the divorce case Has Harry Leon Wileon’s devotion to his stories wrecked his second marriage’ Did Helen Cooke Wilson find him impoesibie es a hueband, the way Rose Cecil O'Neill be lieved she did’ Does a writer's world of fantasy take his interest from the fireside circle and make him as a husband impos- sible? Two women seem to have found that to be true in the case of Harry Leon W lison. Perhaps he has become cynical about women. Perhaps any man would if his re- ward for fighting a ‘duel’ was only the re- mark, ‘It's too silly to be discussed!” Cer- tainly his battle was robbed of any sem- blance of “hero stuff.” So he and his wife have gone their separate ways. Page Seven.

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Ai ") painted, Nor was she cressed ip Stare pct that you don't acclimate her too one of the early prospectors, ad Gied 7 > ~ # inn - : 7 “4 a . Lig fn * | * a an ry ling co.ors it was Der {tai ness whic > syuddeniy I've kno n Jade?’ ongre? “i? Wt .ADGIDnE Ge tusce ee: & ad kad ad _ I ¢hpaie *& 4 — : m aan * —_ "~~? eet stopped people and turnec their neacs ».,, you have. and she needa lots of Mary still kept the souse Not mucn >| = &«- ow a ed ms they passed her. if they dic NOt excitement. Better slide over to Eu- of a use, to be sure—a frame cot " » i os : = ~- ms 4 " . . te 2 . ‘ a ‘ a ~ ~ >? ~ > a. - know who Mary Biaine was. sSne a0 sone for your honeymoor tage. rather more neatly built than ' — — 3 ia . ‘ . aw «787 ivan o on + eh \» 24 ‘ ee (an the fairneas of a. princess, the trad-. We'll be lucky if can get off long most of the houses if Vermiilon ~— ’ . 1 * ie - ¢> » rinwine i ar Dna Vv" te & kK igh ar C c ‘ 4 ue € ves . nh Suh { ’ £& e t ) . 11Caecce ia 4 e aC ~ Pep ~~ ‘ e JOR I OOI-A ww “ — ta ™ ’ —_ . - ,»f svely w ty, #7) A fa ry Ss somencw Bob Ww at did “a i Wart >; a -Oouse | 2 : w * } » 2 ~ — . ° “ : bs ; sak 4 significant ff the dea 4. &@it WOM- Louise Harris gave 2im a We. ted The women of Vermilion. asked | » 9 Ke ’ r?7? , + T I" ley Yer > = ' Lic! were GO i rf K H vw - Vou! new house ‘his—mout iS askew wo. Sus a + ~ ‘ Fa ‘ et + 7 we Te = 1 oh o..0Wws and rnose i ey re Mask loge wait ua ,/ af} co i Viarv a ws we ad Wd |e! eet. 7 ‘ s % He had forgcotien that > +s - - , ie . . , Re —ee ‘ried ft rive trom | eremm:ion en b _— + ‘ wr . : _ : 0 sve . ¢ or 9 ga? . ane 4 at a a 1 +4 hack ae! VM - ; dj anet a> hi . . ee az 4 aCe ea = fh rr .* i The amo : rous One ere & 79 | + a @ > > . p o \ ~ * we NA “ ’ + . + > . - ‘+m ee a . + A + - i. ae | #4 ~ be 2fre Phases matter to be attended to !'1l call you up, when she gets here on the burning logs in the f uC . 7 oe e - a 7 a — = on » ie “ “Y + y Ve Se ed Ff More Cc i¥ an * o- 2 — Aimse , Ryt ‘here was hia ‘ > _ > ‘ *h » - Te ote hd iy 4 or al * wetgo & ‘me? an 8DDOs z* ; . ~~ * - -—- ae os me .- a ‘ . > *-s, % >" i 3 * | Pot . senee Pengard’sa business Ver- as @ me ips . : idea of woman into his neac W growing iesse and iess furtive, unti bf > » te ad ; A ” >ore ‘¢ NN ° > - “rn : : Pi . 7 - Was 8 t\ AOE if ay . Siit ,OOKR CC a. nerse ‘ A ae - had stuck there a. dav Sug zest wa 4 L_LOulae a[™ Ke >? ‘ h tter t i” : engard } ’ ; ; ‘ _- ~~ . 4 ™ - _ \ 3 -~ _- . ~> ° _ Daw = oe | a” bald _* nr re - tf ss “SS (oA OS re } ‘ P : # ween the raised shoulders of huge ore ™ HE drove on, and Pengard went over the mante: anc Signed @&a:n, | to him that perhaps he wasnt cetting The girl, decided Pengard was a hu«- } ; mas _. . ; +> 5 a sad aAiws * ar vYagviie : : om em bi fal 4 Pa men: TR, - Wwonrlen i7 i mines which gave it reason for ex- in the other direction BESS; Sh BUS, Ae Pee Ve sas what he wanted in Janet sy, and his prejudice pushed him far- 7? "2 ¢ bh, - . oS —. a 7. | . . ‘ ty rhad hy TT] = be ner Hut ern as in) t ose se a As ore we wv at ue “7 +... . . = « > . - - , - we 7‘, ._2 7 3 | } alen ~ > 379 - » + , riwr : ; ee Bio : Pengard rte VAS r. gsponeid ~ rT the wWwanrntec ee ye ma eu Fo? i« years ave ~~ eg Se! cleared after dinner for dancing - NO Ine 9penly dragged Peneard _ . : . a i . oy ‘xoar Fire? . > seen th . ~ es . . othr thal _# \ erm! On. and the ~Oatin gz . "Ow Be AY Heed aR widcowe LAs @tL a ws 48 Lad w ae was ati at his table wit " the Ha rises name int : be That = the - sbi “ - 2iai % 4 : . » ” - * . a’ oe > . a |} * s . as | ~- ws Ag+ ; i¢ Le - “> Ff at rin , — MOUrTning _ she nr to as T a = - Mf civic and social life he knew for grief-stricken boy of 24, mourning ee o—— wee Oe and Janet. the Jim Larsons and the oblige of the mining companies. This : ) a wf - ear hh ow we , . : . - — , ad ‘ ~~ 4 Ioaneratealiy nr hi roOuUnN a Her Of erase ‘ bi i " = es : ; ‘ . What it was and accepted as part of creteiy and desperate:y tor nis young Sup) ss ere Bensons Janet was coid and iovely -was merely a matter of school dis- . - . »™% _ ‘ ~ i . . _ +h mK. > 3 " Toa rrheor ? « . pclae ees «the Pe eee itis: It was nine-thirty, and Janet had cipline. a business which fell to Slater : 4 ~* ~~ - > in | ae 4 ae ‘ : . -t ¢ 1? f"“We | > > . +r hod tJ > my . h “be! COn. " ? tn » O i arie@! a o4 .%. — — . ° . : l«¢ . The wite of his assistant, Chauncey miniehed. He had been content to Se Qu sgh onan danced once with Chauncey Harris eventually. He went to Marv Blaine oon cal Sad n- . aa . ; e > + ’ on? ee +9 ¢ bh on eh hos ae ed 3 + ine me : -\ . d ee aoe seo went lonely, but, when they 2rous a sn mua oe and once with Jim Larson While they. room one day after the session was : . we ee = 4 , 7 ieee ‘nme iariwm o FOA™ an- arr 4 her fee’ ti ms the street obedientiv as she from Macadam to Vermilion and made (Omg iividg room ane Cured 1¢: ™ waited for the us tO Degin akain ver and the iris had ne Ime. She . : * - P : » a ws — ai .= Ji oe > : . hs > ; —— eee mnea@ear kar in ‘ “heir nA ol 2 : him superintendent of the whole group under her in a Dig Chair ane relaxed, and pecple all over the room played was putting fresh curtains at the — a oe ~ * — e Lo m ir by i | 7 » - . ¢h ~ ww oo] + ” or ‘ ® “Anton oO e book she a axe ‘ - ar - a r= 4 nT LE ? H OH Le - ~~ 4s ai Lt & - * 4a a *. »* Ww aes + eR in -*F oF ae _ * * ‘? . ~ . om ~ ~ WAS 20 TD Loin . © . a2 oa Siaine er ei eu = e Was wv ‘ ae * am 8oe 8 xed . ung a d happ -a Fe 9 * - > - seco hh? w > ad 4 ilobrarvyv ‘ _ . . tion that he ought have a wife It , Kenneth Dennison. who must ave the red jersey dress. with her rh iak . ~ A i. : eg . NOR] { a) : nF | ne i ww: a er . _ > - ~ rr A “at ? . —- ’ — = ie 4 J _ _— m ™ - ¥ a* a i > {10D w - a ” euUed 3a 7 ~ oes b. 7 st ae 4 heen ‘ 9 =e ger aA Ss . ~ “ ue ~ . ne id ‘ A qiat racting up a! d N HIS office, where things had Abe Zag | ; - ~ _ ; ‘ ‘* f eyes | ec = ° ‘ « ; ‘ | ~ rs - . > — > ss © ~ i. = oat hel ea 7 = ry. — Janet, her cousin, and he had kK! et tee eo a at ght ihe sepia disa apps cevy Harris listened to a teler ne : » > > 4 7 - -% 7 | ™ res wn - _ that Janet was the right person to ’ . P pearec am pii® and se Was a ome M Slater said s Cai; rom Ls Ww ,¢ te De ¢ ef t ) c me " ‘ oo b. don ~ } rape "te ‘or oat ** « . an — > aT b ha: ory Sie a 3 : ask to marry him she Was Son A Ee gee + SME EY a Meas Mio gs A © wWeales . Cia ~ Gown, and i ii ‘ isi T ea a & il Ne ~s ess . wv Baca T ib A eo 4 . . >. > P - — © ‘orr rm ~ rr’ y mrar? a ed rs 3 & i ‘ , ei - | er 7 = — \. gent, she had been to an astern cc town and they were going to the hot 2ecame .P88 LMpomant ana ies8 iove nc you something to eat rheys » ~~ Masts > > b . * Jira & > we » oa - ; S . =) he - . ) . be 4 f a . ' “ @ ry rR Bea _ r .* . . > HAIR STAIN lege and she had yvoutn and vDeauts P a = & , iy. and toev (eit taat Marvy Blaine Was sandwiches * Sis afternoon | or dinner and to play bridge after se ec oe + Mm oO ee “es © oe hd ~ he scien sae ° is . sas ae al = . ee SOLD BY DRUGCISTS Now that he had taken the piung aae RES Bs Sage: ie i verdressed re € wra was Slater sat down and regarded FREE SAMPLE that. He listened to her patiently and | | | + » 439 i? es » mre anc a" e had stra rmt and seseeers — 2nd as nHAtrimmMmed rt ey: Tow ako - sm rl —" &s € Ui it LO OLS i, meu Dist - : . — . A ia esl SESS S Sw Os y* paw 5 ” - nai A Abd Co a oh pieasa ? LOOK er orders HW = (ace wae eg a “ a” , ro tiised ie Was ~ S . b | ’ - - “oe reine ” hog = - mere | ‘ ‘- ’ S49 ad that Louise Harris wasn AP pat { a Was Ke most mena faces P © Oing. and fis virtue and atice Pvuaehand [AW °'7P ay min [U6Par , ++ (aoe >a P - ox ¢ + | n- ane *h .* ‘ ee . . oe ice 2 e + out « s * aaa a 4 — + ~ ~ . ? i. Lnauncey was a@ tine re.0W, ane ile a Ma) : missed. satisfactions He :, DaGe “4 Ancom.ortahdie ris sag” as - "py Tad Am ae. f ae i . . 7 ~ 4 : my >: . ; e + ; ‘ . . - ad nr > ‘nm ~ probably wasnt anything to this d.usi- pulled e telephone to his side and . «uppose she Pay ow janet cinsy Janet wue Sons V8 ,. — ‘ * 7 ‘ > * . 4 °% = = . - * ~ ~ ¢ eee neas avout is running arocunc ®& Tele, i Marv Blaine before leaving \ Sald : srme > & . mre i, ~* . °-. . » ~ : aw A that tT ain: git ~~) a Slains gir tho office . > Rut ahe ‘ant atar ser, & . ‘ : as ‘ ; - . . : ~as © ~~ & as - = - oe oe . | Mg ~ 4 > *- + — ie ? = . . >» . « an ‘ . \ . sem ¢ ¢ ers xT) ; s? 377 ah Pe > r . — | *~ + ~~ - _- -* >} ” a ‘ ‘ ‘ ? 2 . - ‘ ? ° - * “— ¢ -_ mak to-the-minute tendent, just then, and hailed him Young face was eager and Critical. She rat's the dist we're planfings . = =a. £4 } 5 gq =" . _—— 7 - . seats + - » _- - ~ - . . c- . + - . es an up- fay 7 Es eache ere 3 ne 42 y re ye ere Se eae & ittle peremptforiiv. the oOincidence 1aGd THougat ene {toid Bo . .* - - . - Phonograph out of your old one : eae stat said Mrs. ‘Harris short ae RET es, Ss , ngeinege him into actior Ge Was ODciess Why did te. ave SUE arc A Se © *5acks 7 + = aa a a! -) —_— »* oy ~ > Pena: ‘ a? a Pa . on 3 wer ~* . ‘ , “~ . — ““ * , e . . o ~ ‘ ™ : : 7” - . Say. Slater, I wanted to ask you 54 shocking service and trains that “ ave Z f course — self saving lat. he thought they ™ | bane t* , » sr a -_— = ” . -m * » 2 ss in “ something PLOPYES Al every Puy Se waned int) neeehine defin : (irst Winter snows came, Ught ; ac 3 gx ge i2a We Yes Wr Pengard >- ATROW Many td NZS ao0ut the War “nNoWse thet the mines trrew off in th : . i i Aj mi Ws - e / ; . a ‘ . i ‘ - gif : ss rne bew nouse Was coming on nd ret right atin “4 worl roe . : onl his Miss Blaine—you think she : mene. OB, Sne He gased scroes.at her. himeeit, ‘™% ST16RE sum, and work pressed on 4 oe *A > ” ms oS ~ * J @ on Sas : . , ipsa 7 y - ; r . } teh Rea” ayrarTr — . a ms eyes ‘ - ; 7 . q 4 ; in : . . . J - ba | I ¥V ‘ve r=) cy : ‘ . ¢ ‘ . ra 2 ~nm wt : ~~ “ ° bj be ™ e . ® bs Te : a ee 4 ws 444, ‘ . eS: . ~% ~ a f 4 ’ ty ; r . : schoois here : Car ina@t tings man with her. and a Nm Vaguelv for inte a Was narces > weep uu) ; » + wr , ’ mace “4 : azul a V+ 4 +B . ? mS ~ een ae >? min - -. ak ome arent too pleasant ies es Kg si mae) t ” shay a 0 a Vuring * 4 “7? ew T os » > * Ore ™ ioe o — > 4 ie i Y i * aU w Vv - ta ls Ww en “5 “ . = A ’¢ “ > x 2,aCcKer act an q aot bat siaiers eves narrowed a e IU LiBey¥ rere (a: ging ad it , er; r 2 . : - o> ‘ : - “~ . 7 “ - . ‘ a ~ | eee > ’ é ~~ 2 mean the domestic science teacher |: % righ t ma \ du" mone . 20 Mu im | a + { + . 4 vier Ca a? *? , ‘ adie inte 2 ce ae € s A « . - vy + ~ ’*> e ’ ux 4 ‘ * be! os e “ the high sch Oi 3 > ™ P ” as ‘ Ja > ? 3 2 a } nm e ~ ~_e 4 ss ax 4 . le | e ~~ ‘ »*% : a Y a z yr ‘ et, you y tho sic are x hi*¢*tore f a iis] ¥ § a > ‘ a - at > a an! - > > . yn ° > D4 : ‘>? : > me aja ba z a e ve 4 n 4new i Tne ie nhac 118 ee: ans Miss Blaine, you know -—the hionde ; ave {O live here mucn of the time eo, ~ - a > a we, i ws 4 ~ . ..! ~€ ¢ 5 “he om , ¢ acgd iis aLi07 © hes if ‘She a mn excelient teacher and ut- ws, . e ' ’ 1 OT askeCc bo pa - . " nS ‘ - A ~~. % . : & » % s , s a he *% 45 =Ooa n a7” ’ rms nen © rT my sy » 7 > ° ” n ’ ‘ ~~" > Ah he mw We chee eh , ¢ p2@6 . ’ 4) win’ eT ~ . 7 sien . 4 hs — a = \ 4 ~ a e ~a . ¥ ? arrangety ana AW ,h~E * “Fr »? , ” a a ~s - ™4 ~~ "2 -~ 7 * a "re © _- _ vs" . + 3 = } ° , ‘ “vey . - 4. . a! “4S 4%. 4s A és - AS a oe ZO0C WoT % We “ee oo i) ae ne AKA NS ._* the Fi wg mt case fh ee atra " ’ f ‘pro «a YY . ) on 4 - : You rs? _ ‘? Zgo- ‘ Jit i : , 4 3 ( - @e.3 it . . ~ o% ae i? — — q 4 ‘ ” a ber at a H far : 2 8 a POSE! e Mace anc &4.Wavyvs eilel e] i er er 2 Oo he is ; nz to expe le ¢ ry TN ' - ” . a a wine ay nis vea rif COuU\4d Buee@s wireddy at “© ai ‘ ; iV SE are ».. . _ cetem io ; : oadliaens ‘ Lose a +e Cr ern tain Blaine—-before vour tims: er ' , eee ', - icx w 1 Was Drewing ave ; haps siwe 4 Penet ta Mirane cn ~an t nines with absent « ha ©.3.© Jalle ‘ es Oe ; Pe es 3 ‘ LJ “se —- oh a 6 ? ——s . * my — > =. j : . Was Whoa vanet Ould oC ‘er. "ON vs rsat? r} G'S 1 ? ‘ Vv erintend nts ~ey ja n wit’ Out a ° h* Ps’ -. itt + . 5 ww. . > 4 — a * * ” + . A aA : sd . = , ” ¥ , 7 . i = ehe wanted § ac ling 1 hauncey fhe women Ckhed at ea er ‘> Vermilion tn the winter Tr . ‘ 9 asa Pach Knew exactli¥Y what wae imbpited = - ne gs) alt miliiode ’ | oe ate & “ Ry ry) Ted 2, i 5 | ee “ee ae * wus ais J « 3 a iz an . , A+ j Sel ween Set e¢: 4% Aas i ‘pe ‘ a - Days a i See Sac encard We emiinded of the rumors tha! lauNnces e% ncerstood that this thing had . ri 7 4 A a A 4 ‘ — e , a . 7 . us t “*av . es co a ‘. Tiere ment: med +* ed > IU Tse ” 4@ iz 4 > ° ‘ = a + ; . = . “™ Tiss SV a , ; * } , : ‘ . 3.4 bd i S.i7ik = “thea [os s co _ : > * . * ta was Dn : * > ry wre 7. ~ “~ = 7 _- Now at last you can say goodbye to the squeacy. . iC "Nara . Ome cown } )s- >. be » w 91 B@%~ Bea S ns . > i anes ; ule an en 7 adout Marv Biaine having Slater un os are iidn't ve here a the time Ro ' ind we real'v : ._ tn ; é é 4 4 i =e ’ 4 . Tones newer before heard are clearly lieti ec , _ bas , Bis Po sa j tod ” sad 7 ? ae ae . ‘ ’ ; ° . . P " . . - “ when the New PHONIC repreducer « ew om. it i? i } eae ; we & s . n vo ry s Le) ® « »* “A re | i sa ’ 4g + v , . ‘aT we - ~ - ; Wet hee : te ~ > 7 "\e 4 ae a vy ee “ee ’ arr’ ro Fe "y | # io —_> ary M4 rem the ai ference rogree,f L_aweten to the jeep iow a ”" a ee wh ad amb \ Pi? - a™ a j ; 4 A Gls oetes and (he deicate high notes. the roice. the whaiin i jere was i? MAK i DR i a& DusBIness lars LO a’ [Pace +h alt ts ai . , ' — ~m * C— 1A a a o. ’ ° S ‘ ~ ad ? + aS YY) on fared 2 Fate ~ at ss } i A . > aK: ~~ piano. ‘Wote the absence of tinny’’ musie. . , _ ; seis Bi , vu wil be amazed. deapot rn) Hob enga “c? in ‘ oa vy i ; ac “y " whip a 4 ls m e . . 4 4 : ; a . ; ‘ re ‘ PY ‘ | * P i “a i: . . 7 , > * s+* - »* . . \ ~ ' ’ . ¥, JjJapet *hrugged Thanks That “ix Weeks ao A Bape 1.11088 8 7 ae * « = > - ». 4 ~ + >, | t-~ ied _-_ 4 . . , utuane Without Gistertce said thumba down on Mary Biaine Siaine gi You. k w how thev talk 4 come* Honest 53 — “ ‘part a worse xz” s+ ery nr — . adie - ie . , 4 rt” , . a . s The New Pi NIC repredocer ie idee! for dancing , er , , ' ‘ i tl Barris and that gir “A Inn ¢ . ’ or tor home entertainments ite rorume ‘« almost As Or sSiacer 1@® Went aoou nis 7 Sh 8a. y ¥ GOD a’ ae . , , ; ; need if Gewhie that of the ormtinary repreduce: Yet there 5 Da ae oe 4 . , _~™ lave ce sec 20 De ae : td ev — = Pi 7 be if -s . . - “- i 'a no Tstertion of sound e@ Dew DO hcipie enabies business. iis jaw set, yet worrted He , ” — ~\ ‘ wit i a = are ae . one Was Dias Die ‘@rtainiv. and B a rou to Use even the very loudest tone needies with- W F — or You nee ; » ; = . ‘ San . ’ " e 4 ; ‘ ¥ a4 ‘He hae *' > »? id ° > * _- ¥ ¥ out ihe car epiitting effects of oid repr. veers Wie Wiilink ee leip vl =e }4 aine } if ‘ Site ¢ Wa : ‘ ‘. call % ~ [iC = -~ 2 ar? ~ 0G hee 4 * Days’ Send 7: Mog hy rar hh ' AnSWered ‘) Te . »} oe - , . a 10 Trial— Ne Money but Ne couidnt Mgnt er datties past answered 7a BEC s1¢ iS OIG a p> oer , tay ee a ., wecemoder and went to Cosmopolis, t F You cannot realize bow wonderful the New PHONIC iz ‘e fgughktor 3 _24 ane . io wntil rou hear jt. That je why we want ‘o send i a certain point ee = Seen a en Se asked Bob me Cuds and to the sotels and thi to youon \O0 dare’ trai. Send se mone f a tough time an 6 ba - gue Saks oe , the cou pon Pay the postman only , ~ ge . ; ‘ om ahi i 3 AG mii iv oe a ina ‘ F ai | 4 } ° + ner . nNeet nes an _ few pennies pas (aure when the Pee ' Peay NIC er- _ : Re “ ‘ “ ra 7) » . oS j a 4% ins “2ecorec Cyirte . 4 “ ; Se rridavy a.:e@ernoon and \ r’ r year len ** rnoune Sit a ms ‘sai sam eee _s aaa , ; — Thee if rou ere eae ge sand t war: T Whe : d i ¥ i s i 4 { i : “a 8 4 ;* A ha 4 464i *& >. a > i * } YT) « ; a wae 4 cer . a an q *on within [0 dare and rour mo ¥ will be refunded : “~~ ‘ b oie ‘ 2 - ‘ ‘ *() iti & eer ae her fore > rmeict kee * se 5 a . yt ’ ' ’ ; | ’ >i a @) ““ a id . > . 4 i a A a sou o stores the proce Wold he at lemet 87 wa on R) ia.ine waa ahs Mik : a i¢@’t 4 4 A. oh 0 Ti) Se é ia A { ia 2 ar es - the - 4 a? 4 - a si or ter ®t . : ) . ‘ * - - ~ ¢« \ a he - » ™ - > atl oa Pree ony HS Over te wpaare peg Sa for the day She was a little tired jarring *, aad ta Pun pene Be epee auucey s wand: 7 gate Bob ony : ' 7 a7} ; a | hy ’ a Tle 7h ™ £24463 \ £2 See 5 ‘ % ’ % ; ’ + is \eaee eon me a New PHONIC repredveer for Z£.AgoCe#eS an | OMMOons > pMaMe (I ik@ thi wm i? * : ‘ry Ff ‘ * ; ’ * . +4 =? t , , " Sis one Druiset \¢ wWMmMme io a.s * iA , 8B a ~ a = }?e@d me Ai t ere ie t iC erre Serme ~ eons rege Pius few cents ; yes (hee rs : : for Yin 1?) ; : fed aft ; : : - 4 le se? OO ss 4} ia ; Le oh he : . a ‘sac w] ; £9 ? ry rt + } , y ? pare Lag? if iam Det eatto . er troai. | wl re \" Ve sad : 2 iR@aA : is 1% ~~ i +a ‘ ii ~ . #? lead . ‘ bd . * cA ,* be Pe 4 a. i ta Witd anh ecg iD s v +14 ° tern yrour wrth, 0 Gay" end rou guaran: “a 3 ‘h Were som moniy a erye 3) : t e*? } went ' H eres: . tee lo re my money Owls © 5. 84/0, coak Liat! mime } ; | went Aat ] Sie amiled at Aim mist zo hac) No Europ thi ha : ; ‘ ‘ - i ad = “uc A P ; nat Jye Lars witA ur" ight and ‘ ie tat art 4 ’ Pe i? ey _ ery t now how ’ e A Pwo gat m 63 “ . +4 ‘ ‘> 4 44 CPAs i . oe | aufa i i ss Raat? : ; tai i a “ai i . \* ue ’ {3 4Pu « 4 aah vi aa nz “Hn 7 ty - tet , +4 sia ; ths gs ¢ vari t tm Lifftarnea ' ’ . t ; , | Name me ler with an acid glance ie other. with $d; itterness Seas a m too Was she’ janet did not answer at once It : . ae . + 2 . . ‘a 5 She put the booka under her arm ; iter 1? Nad ‘oOneliuded that con Ever after that as tin Tiight TI cecenstanitecrnene put | i that con Even a! a ” ing might was | er credit that she had never a oa -* » . ’ “& ss . with the titles protruding boidiy and eraation ‘engard cooled of? He se hiown over ‘fnr +h e4 . ’ — Cty SES ee i | a wn ve . ime it ice thou uw marrying Bob for his ’ wernt home Won Ler} ref Wie ,e mad een Si) 143% e&aat 4 ra * i* 2 1 4 owe ry al * : , . toh i ast. if Chauncey Harris had eid money. Nor for his house But she Page Eight. Sunday Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—March 13, 1927. a ae : = hee ee be , ‘ rae ing >. ms 7 * ; op sad ec ied > Abe Seas ee a7 + a “- 4 ce [oe ee — “ Bie a ae s = iad come to see a struggie ahead. the truggie Louise had gone through, having to live in the mining town end hating it all the time. Bob wasn't malieable. apparently. She had often wondered lately if she wouldnt be well out of it. A gamble, perhaps, to give up Bob. but, after all, her engagement to him had not been wasted. It had given her publicity and put her on the active tiat. She answered Bob gently and decisively. When he had gone out crimly. she looked down at her splen- did engagement ring and was glad that he had said. roughly: “Oh. keep the ring. I'll never want it again.”’ Janet transferred it to her other hand The spring was siow in coming, but t came at last. Pengard’s spirits soared } He had been out to the illarney location one day in early Apri. It tarted out beautifully, that da an April sun desigrvaed to hunt out nemones. But toward afternoon and early twilight it changed, and a sweep ing rain began to fali Pengard. who was = ushed back unde: er sof elt a > A oO 4 . r ‘tt ’ Pa > . » . y fA > i g pe . - ve D ? x» iJ Pengard felt a quick rush of excite- ment and a fear that she would re- fuse to ride with him But ahe did not She climbed.-in beside him. and *“T had to go. I teach a little group of women out at the location cookKi: and sewing So she did that. His respect for her went up. even a8 he was angry at be- ing made responsible for all this. Of course, she did not know that be was —or did she” They came over the hill. and in th distance ail the lights glistened in the vast valley. ali the ugliness of the war on women don it' to the buzzards’ piace where | was born said Mary Blaine. as if answering his thought bd - ~ “2 ¢ - ? [I suppose you cant he t And, o surse. my father would have said ~xpand—devrelop the country Mut its hard when you've only a singie = a. . from ii oe 4. : aes rs am” x peo; i= ae a . s + ar he eh t im They were at her door by this time rani rA F@annd that "oO aenta get *ere ‘ ngearg ‘ =o . J 4 / ve _ ‘ ‘? .** fin - a ~ r\ . * ed ew i: IOo”U ~ \4 4 ect ,00 a : Oo Kk ee a ; a. “They all told me secretly. t digs blame you much. Yoy were con that I was an evi] influence. Yor didn't like my looks. You Coulda forgive me for the fact that Chg Harris wife wouldn't ever leave bin aione and drove him away by her ga. happiness. And then they told Yor adout poor Davy Butier and the othe, men who wanted me to merry them o- Tun away with them. becauge were ionely. It's a lonely Diace—ve, iiion in the rising firelighte she l0Okeg 1. Ot ® dan erous Woman but «a Quiet ever-everia princess. at whose fens men asnhouid knee! ree y OU needn't worry ROW,” she wenton. “l've decided to go Mr. Slater got me a job ; can't escoet to refuse, in Cosmopolis + fate Cosmopolie, but I'll go thers and iet y; b _ ou ody my house for poe - J “ « more than it's worth, and 1 Dank my mone . i Was wrong, said Pengan Didn't you hear me say | wy ont oother, Mary told him ‘T've stopped being sensitive.” But Bob was stri me up and dow, Was the ught of her going tha stung 80 deep You the ouly sensitive womag |] w. he pleaded. “Don't leave Ver milion. We can move your bousgs Well move it, as its stands. to some piace yOu shail choose that isn’t fs the smug section. Please, Miss Bisine Please, Mary Let us make it up to you that way Let's keep the house— put it where it can still watch the ho Sie raised her soft blue eves to him at last. and they smiled through teas ‘Why.’ he said brokenly. “the troe dle has been that Ive loved you af along. That was why I couldn't mar ry any one eise And was crazy jeai- ous. If you'll give me half @ chance S I will promised Mary. and he Dent to Kiss her hands for her favor ee we ae a opymchi for the Post-Dispatch — Se To give your dainty underwear and stock ngs true tints vow must use rea/ dye. Por the gorgeous =nung like you see in things when they are new. use the original Die mond cress. Don't stop with tinting, though! It’s jum as easy tc Diamond dye «s!most anything you wear—or the hangings in the home~-s Drand new célor nght over the old. Home dyeing is (ots of fun—and think of what it saves FREE mow for the asking’ Your druggim ill g:ve you the Diamond Dye Cycilopadis telling dozens ot dve secrets. containing simple directions, and will show you ectual piece-goods samples of colors. Or write fe nig llastrated doo’ Color Craft, free from DIAMO! DYES. Dept R. Burlington, Vt Pianond Dues Mahe it NEW for 15 cts! worth r~ aliv ho to - or = a al as iA Come in and see if i ac said Mary suddenly => = ~~ — * i 4“ ‘ -*nita ~ A * . ) ‘ s* . = od aa + ° > | . n “ + limos lace a YMmand, and, Dde- s --~ = »* “= * rs « +S | sides. he was icta ave. He ~ os , . 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Buta Strawberry if you re Dionde m tair; Raspberry if youre a -*+ : i > , ine darker tvpe. The result i> new y*.v itis . i na ie oe i _ A #64\ 8 \ Se 8&4 . , ae hrows" perfect harm mony with natufra. . $K1n colo echtse fu Ci cuia . af A . : And y delighti ui gift accampanies you E re — gifts his new Boncilla Rouge has a pertecels ening “vanity. Ihe price is Uc. Tul ins . . _free: two jars of famous Bon- i. al the = | A) “rears . a hox * = y 4; ' > a ._ + bewitching face powder. This offer is tor store. BONCLL. -- limited time only. lust ask. at any drug or cepartment Ss for the new Boncilla Trias - a | ARORATORIES Inc. LUNDILANAPOLIS nec 7 For your family’s sake, use is germ-removing toilet soap USY hands that sweer, dust, mop and scrub, can't avoid germs that lurk on countless things you handle. But after such work—for safery’s sake—remove these germs before touch the children or prepare f The Life Extension Instirure lists 27 germ diseases hands may spread—rang ing from coids to scarlet fever and measies. That's why it’s a real measure of protection tor everyone to wash—at all times—wirh the coilet soap chat re- moves germs as well as dirt. In millions of homes, Lifebuoy is favored tor every toilet purpose. Under ics refreshing, antisepac lather com plexions grow smoother, clearer; per- piration stays odorless. Lifebuoy’s clean hygienic scent— which quickly evaporates after rinsing —tells you it gives greater protection. Yet it costs so Lirtle. Lifebuocy seday. ee Latest Invention! , (oss FORDYNAMO’ The PORD YNAMO le « octnpiete a cass \gTotian ter buting @ritto be ceed mm piace the comman aa. a > ved ‘rom «at users. saying & w the Geet won- ‘erful deviee put on « Ford car $60 to $120 a Week to Distributors! 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ew@lie ahead, the ‘“‘They all told me secretly 4 3 I gone through, blame you much. Yoy were co “ldn't om hvi ning town and s+ Was an evil influence — if °- Yoru : : | , ’ Bob wasn't at iike my looks. yYoy coul She had often forgive me for the fact that Ch ei wouldnt be Harris’ wife wouldn't ever _ , UNey aione and drove him away “eg than = happiness. And then they told y about poor Davy Butler ang the pies men wno wanted me to merry them a away with them, ionely a7 ’ miiion y Herriman tray Hair Restored Het TO ITS NATURAL COLOR BEHOLD !1! FROM BENEATH “TH CCOTH | PRODUCE 4 BRI Seg : : SVAP-BAM BEFORE YOUR BYE - thes lie ood SUCH |S THE POWER OF THIS Ver. : MAGIC WAND? ZADIES AND CENTS. AND THAYS A CAND OVER THAD SIK Birs’ * JVIISTER - YOU FAVE a = GOUGHT THE GEST 1927 NOE. MEK WAND" , OVAL — OF SORCERY =o = TN AND THATS 4 Bob. Un- 0 Rive up rement to him It had given on the active run Db cently and were had gone out at her splen- in Was giad that “Oh again ner hand nh coming, du “ er + : ogard & RDiT because It's a lonely Place— the rising firelight she looked > 7 4 ip TO} : HOt @ Gangerous woman but 4 quiet ever-alluring | AAs rh : Whose feet SPECIAL LIMITED keep the OFFER! ] ‘ Janet Bhe me a j AKES HAIR GROW nvinee ¥y ij . Send three cente post mv mone " tJ iLe 5 rich So with th «ok on the wittice by parcel poet YOu, you see discovered. was Two tints only But of incredible color accuracy. Strawberry if you re blonde eo medium fair ; Raspberry if you're a darker type. The result is new vividness _through perfect harmony with natural princess, at men should knee! A NEW ROUGE | : ~ . _ 3 ‘ experiment hut an abeseiule sucerss. to go : = RHODES HAIR N ~ ? ~ . : — “a . restore gray and faded hair to ite original color ir Sikler got iob I IDE A . CS : . 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Lowell Mass. ully bb y OU needn't worry now’ rent on 4 : Not an went on l've decided REJIUVENATOR will poettively a 4 ? , . the Killarney (O refuse, in Cosmopolis | | rap i ote of the hair tetectab! it iil 1 ain kin or itnen. a@ et you UY My — | reiievea itching qd to hunt me 'han 18 worth,’ and I'}) cilla Beauty Method. ey g ) ' , Z | oo OF as Largce Pengard you planned.” + | was wrong.”’ A sensation, truly. 3 here was tee Pengard, the rain Gnt you hear : BL BAW A WOMAD he road. mak torm 4 ary ] . Mary told him ‘I've > . Live. FRoM NOWON = ELLY S BRICK YARD TAOW SS ME WO AIRE - | WILL HERE ARTEA PRODUCE MY /MPLEMENTS OF “TOSSURE WITH “THIS “MAGIC WAND ~ AND THArs A PACT a WATCH WELL, WAT WATCH WELL. FOR WITH THIS MAGIC WAND | AM ABUUT TO oe skin color. Free—three gifts This new Boncilla Rouge has a perfectly ¢unning “vanity.” The price is 50c. And a delightful gift accompanies your purchase—free: two jars of famous Bon- cilla creams; a the clinging bewitching face powder. This offer is for limited time only. lust ask, at any drug or department sore, for the new Boncilla Triangle Set. ive woman | “Don't leave Ver- ILDRE CRY FOR move your hou : | | _ ANY ita stands, to some isn't in Miss Blaine us make it up to Aroea “a imUOUOBE (nat hox of a the smuk section Please. ‘lease, Mary Let ? ‘ « afer), ¢? ; L, - & ROC p i, nouse—. BONCILLA LABORATORIES Inc., INDIANAPOLIS arr espect for her AAASAN AN > sa Ugliness« o ness and arkied clean es ent, Of _———- * wigs ail ¢ ? R 4 Z Smut ITS A PUDDA Goob UT a OFFISSA PUPP? WY jpn ™LCASTORIA A OOD } ‘ PUDD A S00? Fae The Young Mother. The ills of infants and children should be so well known to the voungest of mothers that a reminder or a repetition of the symp- toms of illness seems unnecessary, yet there are some mothers who overlook a feverish condition, a little colic, or a disposition to_be irritable. If not corrected they may lead to serious sickness. An to correct them, to bring Baby back to its happy self, is so easy by the use of Castoria—a medicine prepared just for infants and children. It will regulate the bowels (not force them), aid diges- tion and so bring quiet and rest. , Fletcher’s Castoria has been doing this for over 30 years; regu- lating the stomach and bowels of infants and children. It has replaced the nauseating Castor Oil, so-called Soothing Syrups, poisonous Paregoric and other vicious concoctions in the homes of true and honest mothers—mothers who love their children. Those mothers will give their babies foods and medicines es- pecially prepared for infants and children. To avoid imitations always look for the signature of Zo tithihu Proven directions on each package. Physicians everywhere recommend. it. vee. we SUST As | THOUGHT UH-H-H-H-4-4 4 LAND WATS 4A ZY “CREAM P-P-PuRF| RA FACT — “OFMCRR PUPP — IE Oe PRODUCE WHAT, FOOL’~— LAE, PRO ~ DUCE ~~ WHA-A~A-AT 2 gir) BOTT Pint How busy hands spread disease For your family’s sake, use i: arti * | | | this germ-removing toilet soap A-A- CREAM phrase | Aare | BYs* hands that sweep, dust, mop P- &-PUFF ~ ' a be CE and scrub, can’t avoid germs that : 7,110 Se lurk on countless things you handle. | , — So a But after such work—for safety’s sake—remove these germs before you touch the children or prepare food, The Life Extension Instirute lists 27 germ diseases hands may spread—rang- ing from colds to scarlet fever and measles. That’s why it’s a real measure of protection for everyone to wash—at all times—with the toilet soap that re- moves germs as well as dirt. In millions of homes, Lifebuoy is favored for every toilet purpose. Under ics refreshing, antiseptic lather com- plexions grow smoother, clearer; per- answered a | te tows wri Only One Dye ves swe tints like This! To give your dainty underwear and stock- iIN®S frue tints you must use rea/ dye. For the gorgeous tinting like you see in things when they are new, use the original Die- mond dyes. Don't stop with tinting, though! It’s just . as easy to Diamond dye «lmost anything 8: you wearmor the hangings in the home—a are th. brand new célor right over the old. Home spiration stays odorless. ine ars . k of what it Lifebuoy’s clean hygienic scent— | Y saver which quickly evaporates after rinsing brn. Mary FREE now, for the asking! Your druggist —tells you it gives greater protection. g his thought will give you the Diamond Dye Cyclopedia Yet it costs so little. Get Lifebuoy seday. Pip it And, of telling dozens of dye secrets containing | * uld have said. \ eb UO simple directions, and will show you actual country. But piece-goods samples of colors. Or write for only a single for hands-face-bath prot. sted ™ 7 rhs Co town PF Bhou! © 1927 sy In7 c Feature Service. inc Great Britain rights reserved point where in the SBAtC - Emma Pats Her Foot Down. Ring Revives. A Very Wide Acquaintance. An Aged Pelican. big illustrated book Color Craft, free from DIAMOND DYES, Dept. R. Burlington. Vt. Pianond Hyes Make it NEW for 15 cts! owe everybody”? It is time you were into business of —— O THE EDITOR: . . A large percentage of my dear bi) en . i 7 going to work or some kind.” My ambition had always been to run a brokerage business, but as seats on the Stock Exchange were then selling at $125,000 each and I! had $1.80, I decided the curb 1 found it very uncomfortable. It hard and the taxis kept crowding my feet back onto the sidewalk and final- night, a policeman told longer bOr by this time could zet there public may be suffering from the delusion that autobiography must perforce have end when I was killed in a struggle with a fish in Manhasset Bay. As a matter of fact. I] wasn't really killed; the re- port of my death was greatly exagger- my come to an ® inoked up at regular more than it's to try a her if [ do Sate aid ene 1Olce She ated ~ Amand (Editor's note: Mark Twain used t to leave One Be Curtains, had late one arf i that gag.) (Author's note: it to him?) (Editor's note: Well, so old that it’s disgusting.) {(Author’s note: So is your father.) The first question that came to my mind after I had reached dry land and safety was where to go. I finally thought of home. worked in a pickle factory (Editor's note: How did that hap- s. | - her Dill Emma. Then , - / rie Nation's sister, Emma Emma I said, Long me I could not sit there an) “Why don't home‘ asked “Do you vey AVIng ro Yes, and who gave | a. you 20 ee anyway, ws know Emma?’”™ | retorted Window which detretny NAMO fe «complete ~y¥ “he eee ie ° v D plac f the He could : timer on aff Fess *7.08 trucks and pesboun Built on ding powered different basis. Does away with a)! roller ‘ant positive il) not miss at any epeed. No oiling or attention necessary. Gives an vi “a ; , ’ ’ ee é Users Say “It’s Wonderful” ; . a ceived from oa results are expecseed tn letters re- users won- derful device put on a Pard car. 2 — $60 to $120 a Week to Distributors! Profits do not belong in this class. H is a Propasition that arouses the in p > | terest of Ford ewoer to the buying point. pares Be the Firs aa t in Your Locality Of course we ence to the first person in each locality ious. Offer to Users Seec's) Introductory OF or be wow seve sy J Nonervous break-down Just Dandruff who Women who worry about their hair have just one thing to blame —dandruff ' Not once in ten thou- sand tall. thin locks due HAVE Emmas. =“*he knew an Emma We called there was Car- And Sally And’ - started once hat slxht.- ftown vo Want to see a whiter wash? without scrubbing Ss ontty Wury! Coote ne move Satan ondary eer, | Swiss wife = —without boiling? Litem Timer Mig. Co.,2°'7 Meimecks Av., Milwaukee, Wis. “tm eck. Same.’ t enti coed tion | to anything else. “Oh. was you away?” she inquired. : “What's the matter with your Em- ’s the “Was I away! Can't you see I am ma?’ the policeman shouted all wet?’ ‘She's gangling “Did I ever say you wasn't?” “Voy “T have had a terrible fight with a fish.’ I continued. “But I win.” in. the “Tl alwavs knew you could win as poisoned loug as you didn’t go out of your I had quite an was her enthusiastic resume ly genuine pen?) , 1 shall never forget the greeting I Gration's sister, received from Emma, my big, gangling ll go toward the home, and Isiand sta- , dead scale of dandrutft, waving or washing, that takes and lustre hair. prove this betore you go tonight. For vou can be ery particle of dandruff that dis- after me use the It saves N wasting machine or tub, SOap Chat souas oul dirt! hours of work, and gets clothes so much whiter. back her tended to,’ “When system is likely I shouted out ol! the life that sete You can to get to bed ; gid of e1 Just use the preparation solves Dandcrine is the one thing made to dissolve dandruf. and is the one thing that does! The one thing which hair back its sheen. And gives old heads a chance to Iet the new hair grow. One 35 cent bottle of Danderine will put your scalp in better have ¢ . ahas fina: snout whole FAIRBANKS’ CLOTHES ' > on All Wool Tailored to Measure ‘ > The makers of 30 leading washers or was his urge the use of Rinso for safery, and - for a brighter wash. interesting experi- Millions use Rinso for tub washing There was a wom- ence at the depot an passenger who wanted to go to Bay- that train- lens then stores because it gets clothes whiter without es . weeny eae BA to 65 25 commis: » > Ine ) ti Peo lonelis 4 a washboard, even without boiling. class, HE next morning an old friend of mine, Alfred Crucial, famed all over the world as a big game hunter and disciple of Isaac Newton, side She was so fat the men had to get axes and cut down the vestibules 80 could ciimb up the steps of two cars at once. I observed conductor spoke to her quite to shoot him He will be ki] lhiiewn aa ais,aae This emazing soap gives thick suds in | | I've got pals ail over won't bard weter or soft. It’s all you need. So economical! It saves your hands, too. trouble Maine a, - you going to firearms?” move ‘ any ao old that we can with a fly oO Dn ee how swatter Srie gives dead The trip sounded very tempting » of it to the madam. ‘but are pelicans If vou want to seea whiter wash, just protested try Rinso next Monday morning. but she : : v hs sf FAIRBANKS Taitoring Co. shoot without ; A 2 when I spol that the inso The granulated soap thet soaks clothes whiter — no —— Dept. 1/8. Oakley Bivd. at Wabansie, Chicago. Fe or DRUG HABIT CURED FOREVER or NO : PAY. Full treatment sent on ai Can be givem secretly in privacy of he wt : me CGusranteed to banish forever al) desire for Whiskey, heroin _ Wine, home brew. moonshine. opium. morphine, | im y ete and leudnum Coats $2.00 if cures, noth- Save him from poison A NDARD LABORATORIES Sta. N-102. Baltimore, Md. telephoned from Boston inviting me to accompany him on a pelican hunt in Maine. “What shall I bring along?’ I asked him. “Anything but Emma,” on an empty stomach. “T mean what firearms?’ said I. Why, we won't get into he replied } ‘Firearms’? “My dear fellow,” he answered, “there hasn't been a pelican in the vi- cinity of Maine since Grant's adminis- tration. hen what is the idea?’ “That is the one we are going to hunt, the one that was around there at that time. And if we find him, we put her foot down on mine “Do vou realize,’’ she said, ‘that we “You intimately have a wide acquaintance,” | said CLASSIFIER WE HAVE OPENINGS in railway traffic inspe » are apare tin exce: t: for several inexperienced men wh undergo three home etudy,. good salary ient opportunities Write for Standard Business Training Inet! months expenses paid bookiet HK Buffalo. N Wille 35 Yy a ‘“‘Goeh'” he replied “You ought to seen her before she began to exercise. (To Be Continued ) RING LARDNER f opy right for the Poet Dispat 5) Sunday Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—March 13, 1927. the pink of condition, any druggist can tell you the rea- j a , , son, and will give you back your money if it doesn’t! anderine Page Nine.

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hr ake wee eS pee SUNDAY MORNING ra j ne ‘ / ‘ ’ Lh Dig’ THE ST. LOUIS POST - DISPATCH ) , ae v v a ot ‘ + s > ¥ ' ai The Street of Tombs itis What was once a Dakery in \/ i ving Pompeu, with only the oven and a tew of stones used grain which 4 : a _ ee J, - baad . aes | aera NEW HOME FOR BRITISH 7 ’ . . s - ~ 9 _ ’ ’ ‘ Ne. 2 7 = ‘ Z > : be a ‘ ¢ . » 4% , . " . als - . 5 , 9 : , * , “ ; + Ae git ; *. F ve 9 . my % . ‘ ee ” pre 7 ‘s y ue : © oe » he) wy - . ee = ete : A, o = %. 7 * “a . . . Re. 4 . = © T t " 2% i ‘ Par} i em: PS++ Aerie ie | esa ‘ ~ =—rTro ct EMBASSY IN WASHINGTON—Weork on this structu rill soon be begun, GLOOMY GUSS ~ plans having met the approval of the City Commission. Ornate gardens are also planned The building will be of | Pe poet D WHEN VIRGINIA WAS A BRITISH COLONY—These mulberry trees,at Williamsourg. “PTived of their natural feed red brick, with white trimmings di. that remain trom th rn ‘ % her r - ] +3) landowner ) > ne SS | iio nthe many set out 200 years ago when George II ordered every colonial landowne: sh *t daily rations of raw eggs provice a plentiful supply of food for silkworm

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ca > = MORNING al THE CT. LOU i POST - UISPATCH MARCH 13, 1927 mys 6OFCOMPETI SasN UOVIEKW A ON kes om mn i te 7 INTERPRETING THE TRAGIC SPIRIT OF HER NATIVE LAND—Sonia Poushkareff, now in Hollywood where a screen ver- sion of Tolstoy’s Resurrection is in the making. a Underwood & Underwood emple of Apollo with bronze statue of that deity SPRING AND WINTER IN ONE GLORIOUS VISTA—A view in Switzer- land when the Frost King was making his last stand against the genial rays of a warming sun, with crocus blossoms gallantly sprouting forth as heralds of a flowering earth. —Herbert photc MARCO POLO’S SHEER—Magnificent specimen of rare animal, described in writings of ancient traveler, and long thought to have been a myth, brought back by collectors of the American Museum of Natural History. ” AT RIFLE RANGE—Mary Ward FAMOUS PLAYWRIGHT AND FAMILY—Eugene O’Neill, with Mrs. O'Neil! of Lakeview High Sch , Chicago, 16 years old, winner of five and their son and daughter, photographed in Bermuda on winter vacation. 3 badges for marksmanship at range with regulation Army rifle. behead = y.sctncocces + ‘ a , ay gaps see's F i f ' - ia - . =e we e . . * Po — > ciel 2) ele I ree mage If) On, Aenean acer ee. ee a ANCIENT THRONE OF A SHAH OF PERSIA—Captured nearly four cen- \(J . e about ~ GLOOMY GURene—~aews7 arrived ant eaters, at the Zoo in Toledo, O turies ago by a Turkish sultan, and kept all these years in th imperial treasure THE SEA URCHIN—One of the unusually fine conceptions of a Tiv habitat, they house at Star mboul. this ornate throne is now exhibited to the world. It is coated modern sculptor shown at exhibit of the Arch ss aialaial and Allied Arts Exposition in New York this month ae i termined plant their natural feeding grounds, the ant hills of their former with enamel and decorated with many pearls. NY—These mulberry trees, at Williamsburg. 4° ’ rations of raw eggs, in quantities which amaze the commissary department. ; : ; orge II ordered every colonial landowner should

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SUNDAY MORNING | [SUNDAY MORNING THE CT. LOUIS POST ‘ DISPATCH MARCH 13, 1927 |) —\2\+ op > =e. an 0 by > q ) i te ee eee ee / 2 ns 4 ee. ~ ' otal -+.06 | ‘ ic i a Ui i : DOG ¥ he } Qe C} . > | LOT C vA O] Gi« - i i « MBAS bR44 GS i ) , S| 77 . , . . ’ ’ rit : . vale: : + wre enero 1+ But like all other machinerv, it needs specia! at- ° * ¢ : ‘ ; ‘ tention at times. An engineer particulariv, like ~ 4 ‘ —~, >» 265 . i = : % \ir. Charles Eft, can appreciate that. So when D x I 7 , - .** Be . 7 ~ % 4 = ? fared ren > ne > hea ~ = md = - . ~~ ' caer . ¢ , A VERY FORMAL BATHING SUIT—Black silk. trimmed with beads and lace. and a black « i ine ta Rita Ost popular of the screen ne got a cougn iast V inter, fe: gave: 1 te +a a SS oe & = J Ges *§ PF eC ~ F' 4 > Ne ‘ ‘ = ee Gass . - - — ~~ 6a waAael 8 - a . ~~ ~ 301 to matc : . ’ . r | Starsin the land of Mussolin _ oe Se ‘ soi to match. worn by: Miss Alyce Lewis at Venice a | eee ee ori’ 7 5 ie Oe 1. \ — , es SV eDCe, \ | necessary “attention,” took REM torit,and toun . . } . ’ 7° = . ‘ : : . . ] , it brought quick reliet. Here's the storv as he told : L ~ : i Pe = ae aia yi ; itat his home 1214 Colbum St., loledo, Ohio: ; « — Price $5.0€ HA RRIS- POL SA I~ T Lape |) i y* 7 , — ¢ ’ ; a , = - LIN TIN AT PLAY—The famous movie canine, at the command of eton nc far al >, * a 1aCK : aia Us SLOP, poses tOr a pnotograpn derore continuing the sled iour- > ‘ > e —« ' * in tne California ,

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MARCH 13, | SUNDAY ——— THE OT. LOUIS POST - DISPATCH MARDI GRAS IN NEW ORLEANS—An unusually colorful spectacle was pro- vided this year for a host of visitors to commemorate the one hundredth celebra- tion of the greatest holiday : + te a= fh. aes ee I tee t : : = : i '| of the twelvemonth in the —~ are ak Tiedt ) Ag do . . Southern metropolis. ZI- O- DINE wile fe PART , MMe See ee ca Ce ee ie a “PAARL St al ve igi | Teg ~s Te Gs Tg a me ‘ i * Tif vy ‘| Loose Powder V anity —A crystel shield pro- tects the powder—aea tiny tap releases jus! cnowgh. It absolutely prevents leak- age and waste. Ct 4 ifn graphed with his bride, the pemet ag a FORTUNE—William A, Clark III, grandson tt, in Hawaii. ~-Underwo iderwead eae, , 4 a ‘ f ‘ » =a" . - . ~ ‘ * J ~ , +e tH, ¢ : . . ’ . ; « * . Y "¢ . * | . ’ - : ' j “ y - , ( © “ / : . ; : P > , oe “¢“ . ‘ : Ad | . \ —_ ‘ ae ‘ ‘ ; ‘ “fh « Y 4 “ . Rae : V. Viveud l 4” eg . “- ; . iveu ou, nc. 4 ch , “4 ; Lee *, . Py aes ; New York ~ a eee .. Paris (hiceav Montreal Los Angeles FOUR BEAUTIES IN EUROPE’S LIMELIGHT 7] “2S i at Yen me" aa “fs wc Te! Seep & W” Belt Corsette™|; with the Inner Belt “that fits” 2 achine Bled THOROUGHBRED tion, too | and WORTH HATS Hy is an even more wondertul powertul engine shown here achinery, it needs special at- An engineer particularly, like an appreciate that. So when last Winter, he gave it the ,’ took REM for it, and found lief. Here’s the story as he told che feck tate Som com = “ ’ P cy x“ x a fA 4 ; > . - “y ot ¥ 2 $ . ' . ie 4 . ae” LY =e : ~ a : Mes Sy. en . ’ , ee . “ yy . . * =e Ab a 4 = ie . ° ; ; '. . $ r “> Zf » 4 ; Pp & : . ‘ t ’ 4 b 2 i «i * é . 3 i 4 ' +. vo fs * a " . vg % $ « * a * 4 * ’ . ; . i : 4 & ‘ ie é é ot Py hee rs : 4 7 “ ns Ol a= \ 1-* ms ‘ 3 ‘SS * ; wa TT ee 4 . a 4 , ¥ £ . 7" ? > i» ‘ P ‘ tf o : ‘ 4 ' ; . { rare 2 F ae y “ « . .f ' F, o * * : « e - ? " ’ @ - _ ee > a - we , . f % " ; ~ Radin 5s , i q ° - re nest wehbe ; > . + 2 : ) , 4 ay e ’ i y - " > - e 4 4 . ‘ o~-., - a > e 61a ‘ bf 4 ompum St. Ole : @ }. ' . : | 2. Left side fastening lies * a . ‘ } | / os ‘ ; ) — smoothly. . fl . . s . ' J y m ‘ 4 Pon > m3 ve .” a - . ~ 4 ‘ /> . y > . a » ¢re ; . Ais '™ ba = ie ag i , hale *~ at 2 K . 4 “ y t oe . ss : . : | | . i +. 2 ee ee - ay — a . ’ Pe a ea ‘ . . ao Se =e pa 4 . — Areete -s ae Re RS = Sul : . , ‘\ + : " | fF * ay ae al & ae * :. oy - : weed ce, 5 ‘ ; 2 j 2 Sa 4g P B j rt ‘ ; : £ —> - *. : : Ase 6 mie Pf - * wt ig . ° y . ' at eae AL Af » = 4 : ; - ? 4 a> , , x 1. The horizontal boning and elastic side pieces of the diaphragm belt mold 3. Abdominal belt joins far enough back to pro- vide essential support. 4. Real lisle elastic side in- serts and vertical boning placed in front section forma belt. RE \{ in the paper last Winter and tag . - s : . Atighigs ee ae . 7 le Pee ¥ sll | : =~. LA : ; :; ce I had the flu, I’m “pam mie 7 mm. . % “4 Gina Palerme, one of the pets of the theat- > = iim : : rical world in Paris, who now has gone in for moving pictures. ’ CLIAs Eee ye - . y 7T¥ —-. . _— _ . na ’ } , * ™ ' ™ - : \ J ' 7 . SF wv Ce FCF ILI OC IWOL™ bad weather. I work } . ‘f , ’ 4 nit ana Wel! eof REM 7” Kossary Emmy, of Budapest, dancer and singer and now the star of a new operetta, “Alexandra,” by the —e composer, Szirmay. ‘ei ae One of America’s most widely copied Inner Belt Cor- settes - a garment that gives w the figure those slender, graceful lines that every woman secks to achieve. SCAN ADC This “H & W” foundation garment com- bines the double features of corrective diaphragm control with a healthful Inner Belt support. The daily wearing of which results in added poise - and a new beauty of form. There is only one original “H & W” Inner Belt Corsette. Look for the trade mark “H & W” on every gar- ment. Priced from $3.50 to $15.00. re tried REM speak of the quick Is quick action is largely due to a rmiess--- that . Clinging Lome to VOoUr spreads a soothing, heal- fated membranes. ' . , “ t ~ en ie i? - 4 ~~ **. > ‘ ? ¢ ' ’ ; ‘ a ‘ -a , e . j — i vA. ‘ ’ aye . ‘ a : ’ r . | ‘ tj . 2. : a4 i. ‘ Ww & bs be \ . be r ; . - = 3 a The Well-Known “H & W” Garter Bele ™r | } , | 9 P q The front end eeas ee . ‘ ss The Bele hugs che style and Long wear Are Built in \> | h panels ore gual 3 : | rm wh «nea a a 3 : cd in FHBRED and WORTH. styles standarca ¢ nace | at | tions! support snd - restraint and perfect cs ‘ ; 1 { ee ae - weer, With elssric freedom to slim fy 3 ‘ fas setir-lined for ecdi enpest fs these t ‘rrands famous from W . ng ; , . He , sides ond two peir ures. For dancing ur Jroning Florida, build these stvies int THOROI OH (see sketch BRED ind WORT H Hats , ' | of hose supporters and sportswear. . : Side hook | At $1.9 co $8 ‘oem $5.00 and Up TIARRIS-POLK HAT CO. tage THE H & W COMPANY, Inc. SAINT LOUIS. U.S.A Champion of her sex at ice hockey is | Newark, New Jersey Miss Olga Benziger of St. Gall, Switzer- . H an beaut Osing as a — -_ ge 00 K AT YOUR HA I—EV ERY ONE ELSE DOES! land, who won recent championship at ote rte esr . fics it PS LP SOLI GO ema Oe -_ r5. K R993 : St. Moritz. p DS ODD I OCS WS ~~ > 93 \ae SS ee . , “4 b

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— SUNDAY MORNING alee Worsted-tex Suit TRADE MARE RIC Worsted-tex is the kind of cloth you see ata fine custom tailors GENTLEMAN'S SUIT — mace -g-wearing worsted that the ! ~ MARCH 13, 1929 ; | THE ST. LOUIS POST - DISPATCH ¥X" NOTED OPERA STARS COMING TO ST. LOUIS | + ~% The rs. eon — , : wm, ** 4 444 44% = i ae - ? » - » *% CH Suite ARIS OF ST. LOUIS 1&8 North &th GArtield 8457 > 4 sv 3 7 Street CMVINVCE APPAREL For the | Tailored Woman Exclusive with Uwabty Cormer - Lacust at Srath lan More Home Merchants’ Advertising was carried by the Post-Dispatch than all other St. Louis newspapers COMBINED during 1926. moperto > — he > > J a ee a — = ae -_ - ~ ~ ~ - . - « - ~ ‘ert > we ea ee lhe crowding of the s Social Calendar calls for clear fresh skins - - ~ “++ Sal > ~ *”- oe K - x LN Fa _~ + + -- > a | ~ - KS x t x 7 > o ~ ba © o ~ ~~? - >= - 2 4 3 au a ¢ 2 K - _ ; i ~*~? > a a2 > > - = > - - rn > ~- a 5 A > ~ r?c an ~ . a. A ao ~ > ° a - - —_ * > a > ~ _ ~~ Sk ¢ o -— — > ~ al -_ ~ - -¢ c . ~~* = . o = - . aA -s ? > ® 4 ~ - —m ©, - ~ ~ - ° » - 7 La 4 . a ” - * ”~ ~ Ror . ” > . — 4 - ~ ~ 7 4 hs ~ - _ . » ‘ - -_ a = > * " > = - . s e A 7 . » A —_ . . ~ SUNDAY MORNING eeaters * / » 4 XO MANHATTAN’S TOWERING SKY erfront at the Battery. _ — AN ean. = — ake you rsel | _ O you attend to the portant things of Uf fc : _ res ’ i : d . JU Si)OU! scl us" ~ ™ : a\/ Wawi ¥ 4S + = ™ ' al - o ~ oc O — _ - - - “ ad a A — us ° = i on a then? ’ Ji =. 5 sw 3 — wis - ' ~ ~ -~ . _— ~~ T . . we | -_— t — © ’ J\s — Ws & wha gO! x we — 7 , han a rect - ~ = > 7 > . ’ Ae ny > —_ > rTrer itd — -— = &— & -~ - ~~ = on ho oo fe x “ ll 7 > 7 > . am Crm sCvre ”’ ’ - ate _ - ~— — - - - > Arr > the tee * * i -" = . ' 4 2 - -¢e >” — ~ -~ ~~: Z ? oO evel - P itt - - = ; > : > + *- ‘ - ~* . »' si o~” > - ; cod - > -s a WE TE : , -_ Pe * ~ > ° P E\Cdaila - " ™ al > > - ? , ° “+s ~~ - 3m - ”* » ba } ~~ + - ~ - = - ra

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SUNDAY MORNING (ormnoxe ‘A PPAREL "For the fe aillored Woman Exclusive with en di -_ , . ‘| r . ore Home Merchants’ Advertising ‘as carried by the Post-Dispatch han all other St. Louis newspapers OMBINED during 1926. i. ‘4 * -— ee i “ ‘ rie S 4 ? i¢ 7° 7 : a r + 4 ¢ portant things of life as con- scientiously as you should? 17 you attend to the little, im- Do you run out of gas or water in your car now and then? We all do. Do you put off going to the dentist with the regularity your teeth—and your health—deserve? Many of us do. > re you careless—or lazy —about at- tending to lots of other little, impor- t things that bringon trouble when lected? Who isn't? ake brushing the teeth, for example: even in this simple little job many of | US are careless. At night we're tired; in the morning we re in a hurry. Realizing the truth of this, the makers of Listerine set out deliberately to formulate a dentifrice that would fur- nish the easiest, quickest way to clean + aa > ~ ~~ SS & 4a 4 P. S.—By the way, Listerine Tooth Paste is only 25 cents for a large tube. cP + ’ ’ | ‘> } i? vw Ppeciaiiv Ppreparead Cieansing Mmearuyrr “or ? . ~~ ; , “ 7 a Toing to tests Oasead upon tne scare d : = iat - a i ‘T wei i? AvTics: S< i¢ TILiSTS ¢ 1PiO’ 177 STUCVIT c* a sg ate ‘ pj ef th 1 7 b SLOSLAME: is mucn sorter tray — 4 . ‘ =e ij nerevore, if Camnot ScrTatcn nmiure the enamei fime 1f 18 narder than tne : Pirr ' 4 ae ror ~~ ev ; OGcCCUMUIGLEe: anu starts tootn In short, a tooth paste efficient even in the hands of lazy people—for in tooth brushing, at least, the word lazy applies to so many of us. Listerine Tooth Paste 1s really very easy to use. It works fast. With just a minimum of brushing your teeth fee] clean—and actually are clean. You have the job done almost before you know it. This is on account of the way Listerine Tooth Paste is made. It contains a specially prepared cleans: ing ingredient—entirely harmless to enamel*—plus the antiseptic essen- tial oils that have made Listerine famous. And how fine your mouth feels after this kind of a brushing! Then, be- sides, you know your teeth are really clean—and therefore safe from decay. — Lambert Pharmacal Co., St. Louis, UL. & LISTERINE TOOTH: PASTE COPYRIGHT 1937, LAMBERT PHARMACAL CO “_ even for lazy people” TEN CENT TUBE FREE —TYTTTTTTIST IT eeeeeeeeee . LAMBERT PHARMACAL CO 21 ; a S: ~ j ‘Uis8, Mo entiener ase oe ™e your free 10 cent + ¥ . oe Lifter wie . resw -~ Cassy to use

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=~ . “ ? t Pa a = et se Pitap of Cte J : MET Ps SPP a. Rin SUNDAY MORNING ee eee. Lr, % * ‘ “ve ; oP tm r ed Pe , * 4. ; ,. if 5" Py 3 re he « ; ‘ | * ’ . all ‘ * > 8.) @ Laas” 4 “4 ‘ ae + a Set Sar , > ° oT). EN .> a en ‘ Ye Rs). By 7, ak’, Stee: ae : - ¢ et Yt a ioe) a he AP lb ana — P , 4 f ewe _ t‘=ine - —_————— — wt , s , we MARCH 13. 1927 i (9) : 3 j > > Q) | MaleMing | EYEBROWS INSTANTS af vour dealer's ei 4 /A\ | MUTT AND JE | HeRe's A bows WAAT YOU TO WaTcH Yor: Hovse AAD AS sods a LCAVES 1T You'Re Yo PR a / BEAUTIPIES py a’ naturally dark Wondertyl charm, bea any iace Perfectly hese. ! lovely women soud ‘OTT OF water. ’ ' ns INDIA’S NEW HOt SE. (> rAhNI! ‘ ual architectural design of the recenti) ad Counc House, at Delhi, which wili hereafter bet adquarters of Colonial administration. [It is built in a complete circle, with stately columns all around The opening ceremony was attended by many of the Princes of India, with both native and British troops participating a haat 6° fo "yf \ WR Baked Macarons Diced Bacon public health. 212 Granite Bldg. ; f ~ “ ith Pa Tempting Dish y € ° S ¥ “Gry er Mam! te i GASTON THIERRY'S \" ASTON THIERRY, chef of the St. Louis Statler, is famous for his skill im prepar- ing delicious and healthful foods. He 1s the proud possessor of the Public Hygiene Medal which was awarded him by a French Society in recognition of his services in behalf of Mr. Thierry will tell you that macaron: is one of the most delicious and nutritious foods. Try his wonderful recipe and be con- vinced. For best results, American Beauty Macaroni. THE AMERICAN BEAUTY MACARONI be sure to use CO. St. Louis, Mo. the Che of the TAT LER HOTEL ST. LOUIS free. Recipe ‘Book Many other tempting dishes —all of them easy to prepare —are contained in the nen American Beauty Recipe Book. Write us for a FREE copy. BOSS OF THE BROAD- CASTING REALM— Rear-Admiral W. H. G. Bullard, retired, named by President to head the com- mission which will for the next year promulgate rules for radio. Tndaerwon & na 4 \ Look for this Green lag on the Garment 4 you buy \ al NEW under-belt gar ment appealing!s light and dainty sup porting the figure to straight smoothness. vet leaving the bewitching hint of feminine lines with their charm and loveliness. Wadei ilsatruted «« ? ) merev:aie 65 tio $i armrat chown WHOLIS $15 lateraations! Corset Company AURORA ILLINOIS rir AN f wrM Yc RE The nlernalional, “NAMELESS” NAMELESS" because wonderful beyond words. BEARS ILLUSTRIOUS NAME—Jeanne de Balzac, descendant of the immor- tal French novelist, who is Star of new French film, Salambo. oe y, ————_. < So = WIFE OF NOTED ED] TOR—Mrs George Horace Lorimer, whose husband has editorial control of the Saturday Evening Post MONDAY MAGIC [* is a wonder that any washing machine has been able to wash clothes without this amazing new feature—the Bakelite Impeller. Now it is clear why never before has this wash-day magic been possible. Anybody can understand. The more water motion pro- duced the better and faster clothes are cleaned. Now science, with the Bakelite Impeller, has produced the greatest water motion ever seen in any machine—bar none! There’s magic. ». Monday magic in the Meadows. Three to seven minutes to of clothes! completely clean! Yet as gently as you could do it by hand. For the smooth, glossy Bakelite Impeller protects clothes ...to the filmiest thing. watch this wonder-washer work its way through a basket of over- alls, rag rugs and grimy work shirts. Try to find something it won’t launder completely without a wash a great big oversized tubful Washed superbly and THE WORLD’S FINEST WASHING MACHINE HMA Meadows. nickel’s worth of help from you on the scrubbing board. Ask any washing machine sales- man to demonstrate his machine And_ alongside the Meadows. You'll be amazed at the lack of volunteers. The new Meadows with the Bakelite Impeller and the biggest tub capacity on record simply per- forms magic. ..not only the finest laundering but the quickest. FREE The Meadows dealer listed below who #8 nearest you will send, without charge, @ representative to your home who will de a free laundering for you in the new You wil] not be asked to buy. If the Meadows delights you, rangements will gladly to pay for be if On easy | MurTt Doesn'T KNOW X HAVE & BROTHER THAT LOOKS EXACTLY me So 1F He PEEPS IN THE AND s€Es You HeEe'LeE THINK - MAE AND MY PARROT will AS SAFE AS PIC. TATA — GEevVEM PHONED THAT JEEP ' AT TAeE LION TAMERS’ CLVB: FINE‘. ri€é COAST §§ CLEAR AND THAT PARToT ‘+ AS GOOLE AS MY BIRD R\GHT wow: bagi SG si yar DID You MEAA) BY So fies CLUING ME IEEE 13 | meet suitable a HERe At TTAE cLVuB’? re 3 | made fi 0 . e | ella : Home , You worn ee ————— . a oe Guaranteed and delivered on easv terms by ILLINOIS ALTON— Alton Gas & Electric Co. CARBONDALE—~ L. and N. Meadows Co.. 208 E. Jackson st. DANVILLE— Meis Bros. Dept. Store DECATUR—~ Decatur-Meadows Co.. 744 North Water street HARRISBURG~— Moore-Meadows Co. OUINCY.. Comstock-Castle Stove Co SPRINGFIELD—~ Moore-Meadows Co.. 225 N. sth st COLLINSVILLE— Moore's Elec. Appl. Shop. MOORE SPECIALTY SALES COMPANY DISTRIBUTOR MISSOURI THEATER BLDG. TROY— Moore's Elec. Appl. Shop. GLEN CARBON— Moore's Elec. Appl. Shop. EDWARDSVILLE— Guarantee Electric Shop. HIGHLAND— Moore's Elec. Appl. Shop. LIVINGSTON — Moore's Elec. Appl. Shop WORDEN— Moore's Elec. Appl. Shop. BENLD— Moore's Elec. Appl. Shop STAUNTON— Moore's Elec. Appl. Shop. GILLESPIE—Weise Bros. CARLINVILLE— Moore's Elec. Appl. Shop MOUNT OLIVE— Moore's Elec. Appl. Shop. EAST ST. LOUIS— Rice Electric Co.. 1752 State st. MISSOURI BOON VILLE— Missouri Power & Light Co. CAIRO—A. T. Boney. HANNIBAL—E. L. Seibel. BOWLING GREEN— Missouri Edison Co. CENTRALIA— J. H. Bagby Hardware Co. JEFFERSON CITY— Missouri Power & Light Co KIRKWOOD—Otto Bopp. KIRKSVILLE—~ Missouri Power & Light Co LOUISIANA— Missouri Edison Co MAPLEWOOD— Minges Furniture Co. 7400 Manchester. MEXICO— Missouri Power & Light Co MOBERLY— Missouri Power & Light Co MONTGOMERY CITY— Missouri Power & Light Co. SPRINGFIELD— Electrical Equipment Co ST. LOUIS— Moore Specialty Sales Co 335 Missouri Theater Bldg ST. LOUIS— Moore-Meadows Co., 2419 S. Broadway ST. LOUIS— Minges Furniture Co t601 S. Broadway ST. LOUIS— Schaab Stove & Hdw. Co. 2024 S. Broadway. ST. LOUIS— Koch Bros Co., 3348 § ST: LOUIS G. A. Pauls 4069 Shenan ST. LOUIS— Norman P 4523 Alaské ST. LOUIS— BRerthold-M -‘ 1508 N. Ei ST. LOUIS Mercie! bie 272: N. U TROY— East Miss VANDALIA Missouri +} wer & Light Co. WARRENTON— East Missour WELLSVILLE— | Missouri Power & Light Co. a“ Ve 9 Wy ) i ha —— | 4 (x : is . tower Co. lower Co.

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MARCH 13, 1927 ST LOUIS, MO. MARCH 13, 1927 AND JEFF By BUD FISHER a TRROTHER JULIUS, I'VE HEARD THAT DARKENS and BEAUTIFIES p z. GEEGVEM, Here's A BOLLAR: L \eg THANK . T'tL wAtt AT MY APART MEH LT — | CoRR YouR PHeENEe CALL laut t iS AETER MY PARROT AND AS Xr HAVE AN ENGAGEMENT WITH SIR LASHES and EYEBROWS INST y 3 ve nara Ade weer as ed | ANT YOU ND WATCH IEEE mutt , and expression to any face Pericctiy bane? - Hovsé And A%S SOON AS ME SOFT AND LAUAASS THE woedD. 7 VA] SIDNEY x WANT To BE sURE MY , _ less. Used by millions of love women he @ or rown, cheninabis in solid fore ila Fey, LCAVES 1T You'Re Yo PHANE | : oe ae oP : ‘VY ParRRoT witt BE HERE WHEN 2 T RETURN: THAT'S WHY = proof liquid. 7S¢ at your dealer's MAYBELLINE CO. CHICAGO : 2 ‘ : . a SENT FOR YOU. Forin lerpred ) MuTT, X HAVE GOOD fat CHEERIO, ry pte MUTT DOESN'T KNOW ZX HAVE A TWIN ‘KA - oF a . ee BRoTHER THAT Looks EXACTLY LIKE = _PRouD OF “SENS 1 ee 5 ea i IN6éwsS. JEEE 1S | sit me So tF He PEEPS IN THE WINDOU aN sf AT ‘Terre LLONW ‘ // ARP. SEES YOU on he eS WORLD. Now TD ny - . Fat TATA: pall Die wei |i MEET SIR SID AT THE ) AS SAFE AS | ‘3 mA it Lion TAMERS CLUB. “iM uy a et ee hie : oe a, we a @f7a7.. . hoe - Z " - Pe ; ——— os ae ote ir’ ¢ 4 x ‘o re e- : ] 2 aie . | ar eee ce? a i! ene - > s i] ; K Plt “hk, ie. | SO LONG, KADDS - >! t. _ CS \ 3 cd > > j “e. 2 MP ee: aes SWeeéT. GCEeVEM PHONED THAT JEEP tS x ‘ ” ~ wi td Ade ‘I{( WOR «a nickel’s worth of help from you on the scrubbing board. Ask any washing machine sales- man to demonstrate his machine alongside the Meadows. You'll be amazed at the lack of volunteers. The new Meadows with the Bakelite Impeller and the biggest tub capacity on record simply per- forms magic. ..not only the finest laundering. but the quickest. SHINE s oes a cia ase The Meadows dealer listed below who is 4 | ma Qwute SO, “£+f USTENS XS KNOW Z'*VE GONG BUG-HoOVSE. Got Room nearest you will send, without cnarges © representative to your home who wil! d0 a DiD You MEAA) BY : - O a free laundering for you in the new *) eee Meadows. You will not be asked to buy: t. PLING ME JEFF *y | “e Ray | If the Meadows delights you, suitable ar- preNe at Tre ci. vB. re's LONN CAST a HAw rangements will gladly be made for you 1 to pay for it on easy payments. , OME , You WORM . ; <= OMPANY IcO— ST. LOUIS— : ssouri Power & Light Co. Koch Bros. Stove & Hdw. sSERLY— Co., 3348 §. Jefferson. ST. LOUIS— ssouri Power & Light Co G. A. Pauly Haw. Co.. TGOMERY CITY— 4069 Shenandoah. ssouri Power &LightCo. ST. LOUIS— GFIELD— Norman P. Ziegler, ctrical Equipment Co.. © rr ae ‘ OUIS— Berthold-McConnell Co. pore Specialty Sales Co. 1508 N. Euclid. Missouri Theater Bldg ST. LOUIS— LOUIS— — ve nee Aga pore-Meadow: : 2731 , nion . g S. so hla TROY— LOUIS— | East Missouri Power Co. KF : VANDALIA— ges Furniture Co. Missouri Power & Light Co- Fi S. Broadway. WARRENTON— LOU IS— East Missouri Power Co. aab Stove & Hdw. Co., WELLSVILLE— 4 8. Broadway. Missouri Power & Light Co.

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“ - A ELE, SS ee ee ae ee ee. ee Pte tmnt. OE BE EO OE yy TOONERVILLE FOLKS Mr. Bang’s Awakening By Fontaine Fox. (Capyright. 1927—by Bet! Syndicate inc Trade Mark Reg U & Pat Of) Great Brita Rights Reserved = ff a a / WE HAVE So MUCH To DO IN : “ue FINALLY SAID HE Pale THE HOUSE IT SEEMS You MIGHT wou.p! Js Tue > DINNER IN TOWN oR oN | ANID SUPPER DANCE.- LAN \ he HELP A BIT BY atlas THE er ew MUCH Zale | BABY AROUND To MOTHERS FOR ~ AST * You uc GET ovr OF 2 A — BEING A GOOD GuY ain a ; 3 >. WW ~wen! iF He isn't aon WiTH THE EMPTY BABY s CARRIAGE BABY READY !™ ‘ane ae | 4 lo in mie ne. me % er OOO BOO CN AE EN SN GRR om ” te . Me ee ee * yr ‘ . Pelee ee Mie cia pile pi lle “A ae ~ ap * SO La SC = Cy OTR A GD eI NNT Ry tnt er UC Ae RA Re EE a et ill sae eeeemnenneertnnes nadie aaieninailienns westhiel ” é “Sg SUPPOSE THIS KID WILL BEGIN HE MUST HAVE JUST nae. = THIS 1S THE LONGEST J EVER Be eens” 1 To YELL HIS HEAD OFF. IN | GRABBED THE CARRIAGE AND lad; KNEW THIS KID To GO WITHoOvT leis ae A MINUTE oR SO ~ yg, RUSHED oFF. J courpeNT [gif PYSTING ovT wiTH Some HAPPENED Al 9 Cc pen _. is ANY — HE Loup Yeurs and 4 AX ee ‘hes ae PON ae 228 * SBR bd ne : -— so e ft eae x . es Ie . 2 “i > owe a Ye ene —— _ : i | , ’ | Rm ee : . Bi: re 4 | WA FLOWERS! AND THE CARD If LETS SEE, DLL PHONE MRS. MELCHER To HEAD -+-- AND '!TS EMPTY: THATS ae ARE You DELIBERA a Sim His wOrRcD HIM OFF IN CASE HE WENT THAT WAY AND Ricn J Just Saw wim = yee TRYING TO WAKE THiS ge ER ADOR it oe, wee Alo (NG te PHONE MYRTLE WoRTLE iN THE OTHER COMING DOWN THE STREET ~,- we DIRECTION | PUSHING IT WITH GREAT “WE THREW THE CARRIAGE OVER IN THE Lot BuT ZT BROVECHT iT Back! Jr KEEP IT HERE FORK You” aie! ; >. _ . oad Le ¢ £ ¥ : a ae i « . Ky ee aa ts SA ; : a

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Veads Mark, 1927. Keg U 9. Pat. Of eR ee ee A GooT BE [DEA "! | COME YA | A Pi. a: To - . m aren we ies Pi Be a Cally te has ttt Blimpie, itl 4 OS FS! ante tae pe t aa eee ee — SEND FOR A «| STENOGRAPHER- wa KOU MUST DO SOME OIC TATI ON" | * Wing & © RETR yi hex “ k mi 4 ¢ Wis’ baa] “ee at Bs « ze & an. aos we , ee ee oR aS a 5a Se Cite yo ee. ee ae ZG MERE MO, fod fete ¥ ee en eee oe ape gor Se ng = snueie inse —_ ni rr come ~ Ee ee Ne ee eS Le ee a nen ee oer ~ ~~ = » a nam ian a fer ie ine Neapeaey - : > 4 es #2 by aly a 2 ay vated ™ Pare = ey ' Lees BSN IR ginal aint B QT a ES A ret ee sr " a - " & ee ee ee ee LOPLI A oes a gey Pr a : tapes > —~. ie eee rte my sage thy 2 spate. Biches ee te, OG ee Te ot eT — a by p ot é - ’ ‘ ‘ Z yes A Se foe ied oe * Yi. ; : —, 5; = a 3 . 2, ‘ shed wer. of ¢ Big 4 » wih w on ie ae Pi: tes beasts Sees eb te yy Sry: . ve 7 ¢ ag es chr ee ’ . . ice ie THAT TELEGRAM Witk PUT YOUR WIFE IN. A GOOD HUMOR' ee \ Pa . . _ i » x ' : i. fs : \ » te: ae Sie Soa See | Ss a) Ny . ty _ ee ee ee Sty ‘ nat n* are tee rD , ANI OL oye . Hoe ov ee. rty o SPALL AA ign. os — se Waka 3S ~ 13 -'2°7 Cope. 1927 (N. Y. World) Press Pub. Co.

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By Milt Gross PRN mtg ang , ORR a ee ie Ege ws ew > ee ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —_-- a FATHER (ss ST. LOUIS, MO., MARCH -13. 1927 he Ee SECOND SECTION \BRINGING UP —— SEND FOR A — 4) > TENOCRAPHER- — gy tov MUST OO a SOME OICTATION' err BE CLAD TO- 7: ba —— /) 1 NEVER CET A CHANCE “TO DO ANY AT HOmME- HELLO - a - postetae’ MR-JIGGS-"M TH KNEW YOO ji STENOGRAPHER- J} WUOZN'TA fit | ey BATHIN' HHT [ BEAU TY ‘ ——_—_—-—— —_* STOP THE GAB- MR-JIGGS WANTS TO SEND A : TELEGRAM™' Pe es Been E \\! a ke a oN Zz . em BRE Sa r. - ee =e" BY GEOR ~ ot gee ae Z QO ( CEAR-MAGGIE- THE PRINCE AND | ARE HAVING A GREAT : | TIME - GOING TO DINE SE TO-MORROW -WITH- WITH ~ lam a . 4 i + an See Taesp is he: oes “ - “e Shs pert aes EIR crs Binns Gets ‘ — + a > 2 fg? Mi Bs a a : we ‘ P ) S wh * aE j- =* = © Be 4 : > ° 4 we, og, aie Ps ~ ty. o> Pee ea PE * SRS ae t Pua 4 * eS 2 “a = > a a + = ne feline pr egeeteons SS SS = a eter tae em ees Ses ret ——- oe wee =. ~— =— 2 prunes oot Se eee =i — -_= t~ (oro YOU COME UP Jer ME HERE TO TAKE SEE- NOW- SPELLIN' LESSONS”! | BARON WAIST DE-SEET- AN’ ON ee | FRIDAY THERES CONNA BE A SWELL AFFAIR IN MONOR OF THE - BARON -——- My Sal SES- THAT } WiLL BCE ENOUGH : gi R —— . Pans = — HE PRESENT ~ — = ~ tee ike a on ae o> Lo ae ‘A il Lies FOR “SY ~ DON T FORCET “TO END THE TELECGCRA GY SENDING, LOVE TO YOUR WIFE! 6 ' _ Pry Fass is THAT TELEGRAM | JIF SHE DONT BELIEVE Witt PUT YOUR 49IT-IT LL PUT ME IN THE WIFE IN A HOSPITAL-SOME ONE ‘S AT THE DOOR' GOOD HUMOR' , eee | ? , a ‘4 Pom YK ‘ S NA . KOEN ‘ eh. aries ~ — —— _— ~ - a wt — — on -- 4 -~ x ~— wAoaee —— ES — — — Roageeaiient > a en ee ——- ow = ew eee ee = no a 2h Bs mt bk pepe, t aa =p PS es 2 Se a A jee GONNA BE CLASS BOYSsS- A BIC FEED | ANY YOu'SE HOOF loT UP ‘TIL THE WEE HOURS OF THE r\\ 3 .. 7 \Y steerer ® oe ROR . aa — = TELEGRAM SOME THING FOR MR- ___ TELLS ME ITS yiGGS' BAD NEWS' LPL - = eee-aoline 4 te wre z -_ o2 : O- Asm seny CEE*''M GLAD TO SEE YOu: viCcc> YOUSE GOT IN TOWN IN TAME - 1m BOSS OF THE CLAM DIGGERS MASQUERADE BALL AN WERE HAVIN OUR &NNUAL BLOW - OUT | MONDAY: YOU MUST COME AN OANCE wid ME wiFE! ‘ > LOVE- WILL BE DOWN FRIDAY tN TIME FOR BARON WAISTS AFFAIR- (NUZNT SHE LITTLE ANNIE GAFFNEY ? SURE i KNEW HER WHEN SHE WORKED itm THE GLUE WORK;

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wel: \ - aN iS amy a ei % = 3 Z e nie a } ——, a : — ~ 4 h- 7 DADOY, DON'T YOU “HIN | Sue SURE DOES GET ME] NOW.HOLD STi | ~~ ; Sr eA AE : DAUGHTER NEEDS A WE SCISSORS AND A ee | bey HAIR -CUT ¢ BOwt | ed 5 VAS AGRL : Bie = - ae. oo CHIC YOUNG- | aes ein a Registered U S$ Pasenr Office BUT DAUGHTER -0H/]. I TELL Vou NO. DAUGHTE tT YOu CAN'T WAVE A PERMANENT ¥ y hep et ee I 2 ae ‘ani = » _ - alee S vA we Hy P Sees i . Ase T WANNA PERMANENT WAVE! VA, ; a q 7 TI MGAT AS WELL XI SUPPOSE we. L WANNA PERMANENT WAVvE'| |” of | = wave A FACIAL WANT YOUR FACE | I WANNA PERMANENT WAVE!! | 7% ad WHILE r'M HERE, WUFTED NEXT . oo! é WEEK J j ae S re _ . oe e SP) : = .... = : a BERTHA TFS Wo DERFUL ES FOR Us TO FIA A’ wy HOME WITH SUCH A FIAIE Us 3* Parte Office “a — OLB CoOOPLeE‘ AS HIRAM | DORA CAN STAN AT TH MODE DANCE , x. — : ; — AND : =—WE MUST. es ee a ee ae WELL GO Our wD DINNER! | CEE = SMES A FOOL. SHE SHOUD | MAKE OURSSELVES / Fee ai | on | NS stecans ds ~ ~ : .: oe |e | | FOLKs, PLL GET A a eT AM : DUSTICE OF THE tr WAS A DANDY | DAD SAID HE'D INCREASE MY = EN SAN Tals THE ABSOPTICA) © oe ALLOWANCE \F I MADE A SOOD Fe 1S A WONDERFUL Fo CANT MARX IY THE EXAM DOmoRRow = Peteanaes ‘ ie - Ores 4 3 ‘ Sar. Le | GOSH, ITM ALL IN BOT THANK GOODNESS iii bans | OH, DEAR, I DUST TS BLAM 1S 4 , ‘UL Teer it & FAINTED SST “TH ee SO ANGER. A rs Know IM NOT GEVINGIEE PE FOR ME- IM aun Ween = SOOEK Sai ALS Miicweteee , nn ntact ANN OF THESE RIGHT EXHAUSTED FROM TOO | | oo ae : nar y ) MUCH STUDYING - @ ss — } Q * ad : =. é ‘ Be, a — | iA Oo, . “A jhe fue" —_ rg * of = ‘ 47 : ; i * @ -@ ie | ce e a a a ~*~ 2 ? we oy sn 4 BP aig ook 2 ia Pe aes Oe . Ss ee, meee. A tne ee , a ~ ta . ~ tire Riccar oe aSehans ae ~~ e ‘ ‘. ee HM WE WORST PART CF \rT YOU DON'T BRAVE OD WoRiey =... ke ae , ; FOR NOL WHEN Tf iD MIN Ec AND HANDED THEMIN GE : — : / : . - 1? SS a P = ; al ‘ 9 5 oe 43 ¥ .t - - > ‘5 : arte i ie a Es 4. 2 Cae 3) a = om _ ae es a i . j ‘ +7 MA i eek ke : = | i Ge : a eS: Re 4 “ay oe Fe eo : = Rb es. eet SS ae) a ‘. 3 oy ae =a 7 ¥ ort q es acd ey e> ae ie es a 3 ” ~ ae j a ee "hp rey B . ~ ¥ on ote, 7 ae . apes = . = ‘ = - he . e a * i ; Cs = oyu Ea at se GAR Pike : oa ¥. ly we a 7 2 Le ge 4. ee Se peasy ae:

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Ly “ > hs F - 4 ad ’ p . ’ F * ELT LF 4 . 7a ~ - 7 tf, ’ * € y , Fats i 778 4 7 . il) } . 4 is ~ ” ’ « i - " P ty 7, : sn ji o f - . , , . : } \ , a 5 ' ‘ Ley “ We. : Fee : , ae y § We ‘ " : 4 - ay SD Ais % 4 \ io Y ’ ‘* Pa VN . Sapiro, Suing Auto turer for $1,000,- Loses Preliminary ef ‘ee TQ tare *s x as «BR eene ae TOR REED SCO IPOINT FOR DEFENSE, inte ully Cumann Claim “Jew” as Used in wed Libel Is a Term re majority of the | community THE CROWN PRINCE ? LOR’ LOVE HIS HIDE 2 TAKE A ~\ SQUINT AT'IM CAPS THE {LITLE BLIGHTER'S ASLEEP WF a TAKE ITs, By Scorn. BS Associated f-ress. ROIT, March 14.- sel for Aaron Sapiro to be ted to inject a new paragraph | piro’s declaration in his .$1,- ) libel suit against Henry | 'was denied by Judge Fred M. mond in United States District here today. Wiam Henry Gallagher, coun- For Sapiro, said the new para- yh set forth that because of pre- publications of the Dearbagn 5. : pendent, the term “Jew,” as : a. in 20 articles alleged to Ee pox libel, was a term of e Raymond held the para- wh brought no new charge of HM, but was intended to widen the of evidence which would b: nitted. wnse!l for Ford objected stren- ply to the inclusion of the para- Bh, saying it would charge the ble issue of the case. Gall.gher Mi the paragraph addel to the ation but was only an inter- ose 3 iy ty!’ ane Mtion. ‘To this Stewart Hanley este Cos S, Mp ty fy Wi Gs tl brd counse] replied there was ; ble bi Ye Weipepes "OL Aa sstion in the case of a Jewish B HELLO! WHO DER DOD-GAST COMES HERE? scori.. PG YEE is iy Yay miracy, that the issue was Sa- Ua ge ge Me y A i ie hy? tis and his activities. gy PATOL * * Reed Opposes Motion. at Gallagher's motion is grant- @ would hav to ask for a long tinuance to study the matter,” @ Senator Ev-ed of Missouri, Ming the Forl counsel. “We mit we said Sapiro was a Jew ‘we contend it was n@ reflection m to call him a Jew. We Phot attacking the Jewish , HAW HAW! cule rae OFF DER OLD BLOCK! 60 YA “apts Mee ye, ON, CHIP, DOTS DER oh iy CFtzy Lik TIME You CHIPPED 1 SKIP Wor i lagher repl'ed that in the ar- in the Dearbern Independent Db was referred to as a mem- fof “organize Jewry” and “or- zed international Jewry.” idge Raymond in ¢ libels charged do refer to ish conspiracy -—they do not refer to a conspiracy ‘mn so many p88 explained in the they do refer ta y. I dont think the plain- right will Le jeopardized so WEE ass Jew- words a Jewish con- the scope of proof is con- yo SS | med by not sllowing them to a st, | ‘ end.”’ Fes | F Basis of Suit. mpiro charges Ford and the — ; , | Vi morn Independent libeled him Paya —~ ee Ss @ Series of articles alleging the y <¢ it, ence of a Jewish conspiracy mtrol agriculture, and charg- »that Sapiro sought to utilize irs’ co-operative organizations Phis private gain. Mether Ford will appear per- MY in the suit is disputed by eBeVvs On both sides. C. B Long- counsel for the manufactur- ‘ried that Gord had not been maed. To this William Henry her, for Sapiro, answers: “A Pena was tossed into Ford's lap fal months ago. I am confi- he will not make it necessary Us to ask the court to have him ht in.’ it what testimony | plans to get from Henry the Witness, against Henry the defendant, was not re- * iia Py at a: Fis saat ve Rae tx : tet WA ET, SM. y 2 ra plaintiff's VUN TING AgouT DOT bRUDDER OF MINE, HE V f’ GOT A GOOD FUNNY GONE! HE GOT DER SuN- ; rd. “SHINE IN HIS GITZARD UND A LAUGH ON Mile the defense plans to sum- — rn — NEFFER RUBS OFF 7 HIS take Baste ripe prey MIDDLE NAME ISS HA- HA” UND DER tional witnesses Gallagher enid. BEST VOT HE LIKES 19S To BE DER GOAT - be determined by the nature IN A LOW DOWN TRICK £ TO-DAY HE wae SHOULD OWE ME Six DOLLARS FOR ht years ago at Mount Clem- DER FUN HE HAD Gul J VOULON'T , TAKE 1T-NQ SIR - HES MY PAL, DoT S Mich. Ford sued the Chicago Une for $1.900 000 for libel and .6 cents. This suit was based on Tse that the newspaper had ed Ford an-anarchist. timony of the big array of de- 7 8Dproximately 250 deposi- £, ken from potato growers in ™ Colorado, w Jersey: cotton growers In 7Ina, Texas, Missiasippi, Ar- and South Carolina; wheat in Kansas, Oregon, Wash- *" Idaho and Montana and and vegetable growers In all of the country. Bor teed of Missouri, Assoc. : Raymond FE. Watson, City, and three Detroit at- * CC. B. Longley, Stewart Seneral counsel for the Ford 7rF (oO. Sapiro’s interests will charge of Gallagher and Wal- 2 Saree of Chicago, a law ra if! 4 ) | Sroes, ’ *On- | RACE SEGR OF LOUL State and New Consent of Could —— By the Associated Preas. WASHINGTON, Mare race segregation laws ol and the city ordinances ¢ leans were declared in by the United States Court. The laws stipuia | ditions under which pre | be occupied by persons | in a community predow the other. The written pers has been re fore any such occupan contracted for. Benjamin Harmon, a. soyeght to conve rt a he two-apartment flat, witl tion of renting a parte was a am — - ee ee << ene =~ A request TREASURE HU. IN PANAMA’ ANCIENT JE Ornaments, Possibh Origin Dug Up a Sacked in 16 By the Associated Press. PANAMA, March two pieces of anclie ‘some of it possibly of ihave | Bank by exploring the ‘of Pananra, ; ' been deposited in | a treasure ht ruins of destroyed the pirate, Sir Henry The treasure recove by its owners at alk consists mostly of fhe cress and pendants dt ruins of the sixteen Church of St, Joseph @ convent on the site of The party is headed Willlams, formerly a & the British Navy. U ment between the hun Panaman Government of the treasure found hunters and the rest ernment. DE PINEDO'S PLANE 1 IN ST. LOUIS ON Date of Its Arrival Italian Consul H Informed.. The Santa Maria, his ruling | ' I'll take that | ' ' York, innuen- | today ’ ew Witnesses will be supplement- | made. plane in which Co Pinedo is flying neo South America after @ the Atlantic from the Islands, will stop in St, journey from New Orl according to w by Arrigo Gasp Consul here, from th bassador in Washingt« Ambassador De ever, was unable to plane would reach St sul Gasperini has mander De Pinedo te of the probable date possible. The stop im be the second of the & flight in this count stop will be made at and from here the ¢ ceed to New York by cago where its third Italian Aviator Arrive video, U By the Associated Press, MONTEVIDEO, Urt 14.—Commander Frar nedo, Italian aviator, sumed hia four-conti arriving here from B He was enthuslastical De Pinedo’s departu nos Atlres marked C8 of the second stage which will carry hit across South America ed States, where stog acheduled at New Louis, Chicako and FAIR TONIGHT, TO TEMPERATURE A THE TEMPERA 9 = ™ oe ae 4 a. M.. = | ff . 4n. @m ; 7 fh A. m - fo a. «6™ 43 = 7 * a “A J _ 4 Yeatertay « high 42 ul ‘3 (5 «@. m.} Idaho, Minnesota | | : d counsel will be in charge of | With him will be Riehard J. | ms, his law partner in Kansas | also of | ’ sey and Ward N. Choate. Long- | rh - ~ a o al, i m2) hi | Ee =,