St. Louis Post-Dispatch
March 16, 1927

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COMIC PAGE | TUESDAY, : MARCH 15. 1927, s Tie Post: Dispatch Read in foe Than _ Call MAin One, One—One, One —Ask for Betty is FAR MORE St. ANY OTHER Newspaper, cide Daily and Sunday UND RIPP INVEASTOR OF MVENSTION hs EAMRELY (2 -IT IS COSSIBERER € —— a wmneur Morris Letter Quoted to Prove Supreme Wrong About O WITHOUT Socks, S ARE SO: FULL OF NE PRAcCT CALLS UR’ FEET ANYWAY. A PAIRS BOTA IN‘G THEY ARE AASD CT Goo mo ( o be WC THIRDS VOTE N CONGRESS ISSUE. C DON'T KNOW, «(T WASN'T THERE|E YESTERDAY: Membership e . . ; i Pay a te hay « SEY Oe A eS aa vi we 1a ge & Tr iy ae EN 2 ene es Associated Press BANY, N. Y., March 16.—In I he Ue er b the eighteenth amendment y p “not have Been lost, y New York State,’ s Senator Tuckerman “before the State Senate Bs which he believed the United States : _has acted under a Sion in national especial- former today pain ee RD Myr OS misappre- prohibition brrection of the niisapprehen- he said, would compel revi- pet the Court’s decision and mM affect the status of the ateenth amendment, although it Md have no effect either on the Her amendment or the nine- th amendment, new evilence included a erto unconsidered letter by erneur. Morris, who. drew up sconstitution, indicating that fis’ conception of the ed of proposing an amend- rt to the states was diametrical- pposed to the Yinding of the eme Court in cases based Peighteenth amendment and accepted the famous two- ruling of the late Speaker ® The evidence accompanied Btition for appointment of. =: ; - bi-partisan commission to Pthe whole prohibition ques- pand propose such action as tbe found to- be within the of the state to take. Depends on One Phrase. SA ORR AME AE TS FE ET on question of the fof the eighteenth amendment interpretation of the phrase e fifth article of the Constitu- Pwhich defines how may be proposed. @ that Speaker mie Court's mn0Wn to be fon of the tution. P petitioner hopes,’ he we May return to the ‘the fifth article of the With which that letter A uuverneur Morris letter) etwas written, and was pro- 0 and ratified by the people. m Will necessitate a recon- mon and modification by me Court of its decision int in the es.” Pfifth article limits the OM Which the amendments = Proposed by Congress to the sfor ratification in the follow- Pords: “The Congress, when- e¥o-thirds of both Houses meem it necessary, shall pro- Mmendments to the Constitu- He con- interpretation 1s contrary to the framers of the on 1 the interpretation of the. two-thirds of both Houses” Whole Shteenth amendment Kerman contends t "ON which the Nn declared mitrary to the amendment constit: intention of ’ - } Who framed the Constitu- | ‘al rds of All or of Quorum. er Reed ruled that two-thirds af a {4 quorum being one-half eM@iters and one of “nd not two-thirds of all PMbers of eac h House. The Fey ee ee PERE F — Ty: tt GR-R-R-RAND © D GLOR-R-R-1I0OUS FEELING *# Considering the first _— it under the eight- ’Ndment, and «o upheld Mtutionall: y of the amend- | ich was passed on by two- f @ quorum. but Prds of all the members. his Petition Tuckermay? from a jet: Gouvernour Morris PaCY othe nha Senator, which ani Printed mim. “EAP of Our Morris’ hv } Published in 1832. idea,” the Morris letter Bem two-thirds of he t- Of Senators and of Mle number of Representa- - equired by the Constitu- Propose an Correct * pctter ontinuwes, saying that on Page 3 Column by Jared proper. the | national prohibi- | i By the au- | constitutionality of | anges i the inter- |! itional, | the : “Wo-thirds of both Houses” | regular | each | Ne i Court accepted this opin- case | not by} er written in | to. amendment is | PAICH The Only a N eres * in St. Louis Withthe Associated Press News Service $200, 000 RUSHED TO BANK BY FLYER TO AVERT. RUN. ‘St. Louis Pilot Sails at 100- to rush a money shipment, ment Submission. | i as -a belief that the right to ques- | immediately p Who Wrote Constitu- | m Said It Referred to , ate of | of the House, Not Quorum | | turned tothe | making | Zeigler in tail Mile-an-Hour Clip to Zeigler Ill., Depository. A mail-airplane was used today include more than $100,000. to ; bank in Zeigler, Iil., which threatened by a run. The money was shipped bv l‘irst National Bank and was ried to Southern Tllinois at a mile-an-hour clip bys Love, an air mail pilot in the ploy of the Robertson/ Corporation. With its - mail with money, the from Lambert-St. 10:20 a. m., and an hour and 10 minutes later was landing the outskirts of Zeigler. Rn. Palmer McElroy. who accompanied Tove representative of the lk irst National Bank, took the money im- to the local depository. It was said to include enough to meet any run that piight eventu- and officers of the local bank expressed the belief that the sight money might stop the run altogether. Love and McElroy re- flying field at 2:30, the 120-mile trip from 20 minutes. A strong helped Love make the homeward. Was 1O0- pocket loaded airplane took off Louis Field On wind time fast CANADIAN EDITOR GIVEN 60 Toronto eyi- showed | Supreme | ' OuS Judge Also His Deportation Following Con- viction for Criticism of Deity. Gy the Associated Press. ~ ORONTO, Ont., .March Ernest. V. Sterry, editor, guilty rororees of blasphemous libel against the Deity, was teneced das to 604days in Judge Coatsworth, in pronounc- ing sentence, also * recommended that Sterry be deported after ing the sentence. Sterry was. convicted of “‘scurril- and approbious, indecent and Ibelous’ -criticism of God, the and the Christi Scriptures ligion. He may not protest depor- tation proceedings, it was intimat- ed by his counsel. He in Canada 16 years. His defense was that’‘his criticism was directed not against the c¢ur- rent conceptions of the Christian God, but against the “mythologica: conception of ancient ‘ Irate old party,” scribed in the Old Test: ime nt. sen- jail. Serv- .. Nas , , the (0d. ar e . as COOLIDGE REFUSES INCREASE IN CIVIL WAR WIDOW PENSIONS Exercises “Pocket Veto" by Pigéon- | itkerman pointed out that the) constitution- | Prohibition laws depends up- | | been Holing Congress’ Monthly Advance. Associated Prees, WASHINGTON, March of (¢ for for Civil War widows turned down by President Bill for $10 By tire plea ‘ongress bigger pen- sions has Coolidge. amend- | feed's and the | ‘ing / pe nsions of ithan 75 said, | mean- | Con- | / measure | cline to say what considerations led | perature. ) ler tonight Icxercising his privilege of “pocket veto,”” the President has pigeoOn-holed the bill passed in the closing days of the session, increas- from $30 to $40 monthly the Civil War years of age. With expiration of the period aftér receipt of the White House officials say is a dead letter. They 10-day the de- to the veto. Defeats to 8. Senate oe. ° State \ssociate d . . CARSON C ity. “Nev.. March 16. -The bill to license open gambling in Nevada was definitely beaten to- the State Senate, 9 to 8. It ken up today for reconsid- after it met defeat dav in WaS tla eration day. ‘CLOUDY, PROBABLY SHOWERS TONIGHT OR TOMORROW THE TE MPE Re ATU RES. eae m SE aS 31h. nN. mi. Bye Yesterday s high 69 m.)}; low ca (Ga. i.) seas Official forecast for St. Louis and vicinity: WILL THE PRISON DOARD WALK THE. with showers night or row: not change in temper- ature. Missouri: ly cloudy, bly With tonight morrow: in the portion illinois: cloudiness, with {4)- proba- and cooler northwest tonight. ing probably showers night wr row in west noreh moderats late Ltomor- ana teni- Tonight and tomor- local showers, WwW: colder tomorrow Arkansas cloudy, in east: row, irrmi- in west, Sunset, 6 6:09. Stage of the Missisippi, arise of .4 of a foot, ‘O09: sunrise (tomorrow }, 17.4 feel, Said to | the ' Car- | ° e ‘Sapiro’s Attorney Continues Philip BR. | eni- | Aircraft | at | READS ATTACK ON “JEWISH CONSPIRACY” | Recommends | found } an fre-:} Jewish | de-; ; evidence i der (long | the i**But he 16.—The ; | bine |agriculture.”’ ; _ish widows more | i not bill. | ‘but aided in spreading communism rand | States. NEVADA GAMBLING BILL LOSES: Measure | ' dren spirit of yester- | ian i'spread | farmers. a ae ;} there ' Judge ito contine | plaintiff Judge »'4acks tof Ijbel but it Cloudy | weather, probably | 1o- | tomor- | much | | | Most- | showers | to- Increas- | portions; | i i ‘Declares After Explanation By the Assi | Henry /ness manager of Ford's publication, | ‘the Dearborn Independent, ‘DAYS IN JAIL FOR BLASPHEMY iat the “eras Be, nem, ‘to Black. Black ‘series of art i were ore | over, resided te te tent 16, 192 48 PAGES. — NING, MARC H ee ee ee eee ; Vi nuindidiaiadenissssinesabebibbapttlte ip: ae SER, Rea Mee i atacanet ans Gol oA nae aa a ge tcc ° ON sae Ree Hee % SROs arco A | & Roa ‘- parti Sores “SiR % SL > } “ - : Here. 4 * - 4 ater : Sa vue , = n° * ee gngngnnenessbbbbbsssbtbbabedi Pad ae — a bon a a a a Wn ee Opening Statement Be- fore Jury Containing Six Women. ODS ANA ORIEN ENE St Series : hesrestveneretvecessnentonery arte eer coPet T. SPEED MOSBY, Industrial Commissioner. A. H. STEINBECK. Commissioner of Paroles. DR. CORTEZ F. ENLOE, Director of Penal Institutions. UE it BEGINS ~ RETAIL DRUGEISTS TILL FRIDAY BY MINORITY COMMITTEE'S SUMMARY DAYLIGHT SAVING OF EVIDENCE AGAINST ae” PRISON MANAGEMENT Association Comprising 500 OLLOWING are the conclu- Says Dark- contained in the- ma- ness Increases the Trade jority report of the Hol- lingsworth committee of the at Soda Fountains. State Senate, appointed to inves- tigate charges of mismanage- ment and ertravagance at _ the State Penitentiary. They con- firm the forecast of the WILLIAM B. ‘McGREGOR. Commissioner of Farms. by Co Dearborn Independent. Stopped Attacks for Time Operatives. the’ ciated Press DETROIT, Mich.. Ford and F,. D. ch 16.- . seiteshinaniied ’usi-! He Will Cross Brazilian S Swamp | Where Mud Is Deep Enough to Swallow Plane. Mai Black, ‘Failure of Senate Majority to Vote Full Strength |. Will Mean Confirmation | of Enloe and Colleagues. By CURTIS A. BETTS, A Staff Correspondent of the Post- || Dispatch. | | JEFFERSON CITY, March 16:—j}| minority | fighting to keep them- | being caucus-bound on the prison investigation report,'‘so | | that they might join with Repub- || which was printed exclusively in lican Senators to prevent removal || yesterday's Post-Dispatch. us of Dr. Cortez F. Enloe, Director’ of | : nak : * wild oa [te ‘. That the charges made he aR aire tyr ee Penal Institutions, and other mem- ti wnaine ; oie ister how- | srazilian ‘jungles to British Guianus, bers of the Prison Board, after t e resoiuvon for (ne mele ithe route for miles parallel- three hours last night nunodeded | | gation have been fully = sus- ing. the “River of Doubt,” in postponing action until Friday || tained. 3 discovered by former President | jjont. 2. That. Dr. Cortes F ' Roosevelt, and now called the Rio | ts. the was and is the dominating in- Loosevelt brushed fluence at the prison, and the Arriving other members of the board Hollingworth committee, denounc- ' Montevideo, ing the entire Prison Board. They and heads of departments were hopped off at ¥ tools. 6. a. m. today for demanded that there be no caucus & *j b | € *4) * i a Y *f } ‘ ‘ . eh ‘ yr) ‘ red ) " Corumba, Brazil, niles noren | action, that each: Senator be frée | | 3. That Inanagement of of this city on the Paraguay Kiver. | ¢9 vote in accordance with his own/|} the prison has been so loose, “r b ' LY 4 ley . . TO | : ry. ‘ : | ; ‘ - , . , } ns 4 seo bi Ly Prom CO! um ba itis — oe . | judgment. This was in accordance | | inharmonious, uUnoUsIn sshike the association Guajara-Mirim, on tne OllVIaNn | with a carefully prepared plan! of and devoid of proper attention || 4, not come in ° = P - " | i a ; 4 ad border, a distance of about kenloe and his advisers. ' as to amount in effect to a | heat lingers Only Vile ‘ rence 400 niles to - - ‘ : pe Ft foes ; aoc a 2 | ‘ i S. i] miles, and thence 4 hiiie If successful it would mean the | fraud upon the State. ido they relax: and then ~obagiagel confirmation of*the entire Prison | | 4. That the management has ‘ter of course for péople ‘ Che Board. If the Democrats were been guilty of brazen and : ‘evening air to park at the flyers bound to concerted action the en-!/ bridled favoritism, resulting In |} enter the coal waters, drains tire board would be removed. great loss to the State and Vl0O- |), cundae known the Casey-Leads Fight for Board. lative of the statutes. The dangerous place 1 GAG | - r tia dae ‘ coor i eile In the caucus, Casey of Kansas | s. There @ Sh utter ;wacr in Ve ‘Cc al oO! ‘ 4 { © . , ° : . ‘ ¢ . , ¢ Y ? ’ ‘ , es bie: denies Eines City led the fight for confirmation 1armony among the | nicipal eee. ~~ of the members light, performances could not if it makes a forced landing board members, being sup- || g, | of This regfon. is home of | ported by Donnelly of Lebanon 6. There has been an era of begin with comfort for the audl- ) ay : until the huge ampnitbeater mvriads of alligators and of the } . and Buford of Ellington, though extravaganc® heretofore un- ence » sun's heat. fred- ‘water snake, the Sucuri, which N a, S| | bs of the sun at no time were their arguments known in State affairs. ‘iwas free ar feet in| @ direct defense of the prison man- || i. The Board members are erick H. Swift, a director of the sometimes ¢ ¢ i 2 > remocrals, la¢ al } i ‘ published al tin ittee. which had mi ibe a caucus and those who attend Was committ ‘ . return’ a verdict of guilty. The court also instrueted the jury that it was not to consider whether the questions were pertinent to the Senate inquiry; that he had: decid- ed that as q matter of law. Also the jurymen were told that they were not to welgh the fact. that Sinclair refused to answer on ad- Vice of counsel) in the event of a verdict of guil- ty, Justice Hitz would impose the penalty, both jail sentence and fine, ‘the range of one month to 12 months and $100 to $1000 fixed by statute. Minal arguments morning session of court. Attorney Peyton (Gordon for the Government lowed by George FP. Hoover, for Sinclair, who was followed in turn by his associate, Martin W. Little- ton Owen J. Roberts spent less half an hour in closing for prosecution. Metaphorical Halir. Hioover traeed the right of trial from Runnymede down to writing of the American Copn- He fought the battles aguin, getting some of mixed, but employing plenty and fervor jury system is the bulwark our liberties,” he cried. *The may resolve and condemn as it pleases but unti! the presump- of innocence which guarda the has been broken down satisfaetian of this jury, ora Case ate, occupled the District opened and was foi- the ithe stitution. over dates of voice “The of all to the cannot head.” ¥- It was a rather Srcogtunate allu- sion, in sustaining the dramatic pitch of the speech, for attempt- ing to touch a hair of Sinclair's head would be much like touching the feathers on a billlard ball. Sinclair and LlAttleton,§ sitting the jury box, turned their faced the jury, Sinclair cold-eyes and flabby; Lit- keen, distinguished and dv- Together they sat facing humble artisans and to say Whether one of ‘the world's richest men should go to" “a common fall.” “We not concerned here.” shouted Hoover, “with money or We are concerned with a man's liberty. because he wouldn't answer all the questions they wanted him to, the Senate cer. tified him to the District Attorney, and sent these able law yers here to prosecute him, and they are trying thev namic jury of who were are property. fto put our client in jail.” Falls Back on Technicality, Hoover repeated the same tech nical criticlains of the committee's procedure which had previously been overruled by the Court in de- nying the plea for an inetructed not guilty. He attacked the regularity of the summons, the and the manner of asking for inswera, all of which had been pro} by the Judge. address occupied nounced regular Hoover's 40 |; Minutes. and 2 hs Littleten, the de- i Senate as a ‘was accounted for by seasonal] con. | NG Continued on ‘Fase & C He assailed the iyrasiinal be@dy and disc ribed the procedure in this ‘as “ef mechanical process process for ct fense ace, begn tho. touch a hair of his or es gg Baile s+ < Salpitaibiati dnp nti shi Aas la RAB ORG AAT the.

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__ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH___ LLL LOL OO 000 BLAZE RECKS BUILDING OPPING TRAFFIC, PAGE 2 WOMAN, 84 SAYS MRS. MEIER WAS FDENBORN'S CHILD Augusta Brand, a Great- * Grandmother, Testifies for Claimant to Share in $76,000,000 Estate. Continued from Page One. LL LALO LD — th Structure a. te 1106 Pine Street Reduced) | * = to Four Shaky Walls — — Cars Rerouted. | ie Ae Re “ons Peg wy Aang on a Sigal * et a FB > + te {pe w ws ed UM SP A ANE BEM I Ney A SANE IRN. ts Kees wee . 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Sapiro’s Success as Counsel for ! , tlined to Jur ) ord s Allege ie | o-Uperatives Made rim larget | } aida | | han five years ago, and nurtured |uystem of the United. States.’” | tired Detroit drug clerk; A. N./this suit was file@, the Dy | | by a Jewish official who had the ~ «we will show,” said Gallagher, ; Durt, Detroit, accountant; Charles! Publishing Co. oweg the Ps . 5 . Appeared i r , , , > Pp ed te Fo d S Magazine. till the soil and into the hands of | by the board of directors. He often | employe. jtake the witness stand tesa" B} ‘ t Jews and their followers. ‘recommends dnd advises with tne Gallagher, in beginning his open- | pearance been demanded: me | Olrger Gangs er . ° ‘ : Nashville Ill. Is Said tO Gallagher said the article claimed | gentiles. the Dearborn Independent. inext Monday Pixie. h the | ganization has developed with such | . P re Ot ber f of P y as @ wit , as been said that between the /& . acing there were always “members 0 “A group called on Ford to put! “-7¢ you do not know it,” he| plaintift. ~ farm and the kitchen ‘there is qa |amazing rapidity within the past) : the | hg bir on ae pitta a: ae Sh Will | over the failing p wrnganse © reorgan- |erative organization. He refused,| 5>¢ fYenry Ford and we will offer | Building during the ag ig American food bill annually. | Te tien the inierkhe 48 whiidoeoes | ine and realise large pro’: |however, but permitted a confer-/ sufficient proof that from the day; waited in an unpeyesae ire | its beginning it has been put! place while his attorneys Q y S &- pA j be . . ; >) r £ ce , : a s" =) i. . ” ’ ; | . ee teen years ago Aaron Sapiro began eae = ee ee far By a Staff Co de a | ready to max ee meron gs oe |business manager of the Independ- | forward as Henry Ford's effort.to | with counsel for Sapiro ' ' . sagphcyiatading |meedy farmers, the article Says, (ent. Black met these men who0O)| enlighten the world. |immediate appearances th « “You are individual producers,” ; ne ae Ge . ae . ) ? WHEN HE WAS POOR - | grower, not a vegetable producer. | NASHV ILLE, Ill., March 16.—A| “Making these ‘loans’ to the | lowing week, the Independent stop-| tion of its kind. It carries no ad-| plied he would be | HOt an orchardist, save one class|woman is held here in the Wash-| rarmers, the articles claimed, en- | ped publication of articles. for | vertising because Ford says it shall|Iord on ha - i? are individual That is all’ in one limited area, will be able to | ington Connty jail for questioning! _, ge — : a3 | nagar, Sct ieee nehae a r | ree - . le ‘ 2 rj ; o 1 ij . rav | . a | oa ie wrong. Your remedy lies not in| ©scape paying tribute to it. ‘in the murder of State Highway | large amounts of land when farm- | .me weeks later. lable to go along on what it earns. | there. Ford y : ‘ | pete Your | ers found it impossible to lift the | ee | st Kee ats of Costello Build | Be ‘ing brain of a young Jew on the|bullet-riddled body was found in a/| Denies Paper’s Charge. ; | Pacific Coast, a little more than | fleld pas — a — 6. th He showed to the jury pictures | 1924, published a feature story en ples, wheat, prunes, cotton, tur-/fiye years ago, and nurtured by a|W@S taken into custody -yesterday| .yich he termed damaging to Sa- | !9*4: ylishe Y: > § - | } % ; % : ‘nite pi Sais it “7 3 ough | i te, od | Be keys, onions, cheese and everything | Jewish official who has the ear of | and is = to have made a state- ; i. oe titled, Millions Lost Throug ATLANTIC FOR 140TH TIME | CROWD T0 10 YAW ine > vily Smouldering: rf b Independent. le umbed | a ] a | Grea the pages cap-| In that article ‘Home Again, He Hopes Trip Was Polar Star, 40-Carat Dims. vd 1 mi - | Because of the danger of ; | money to know Aaron Sa- | His Last; Tells of Euro- to cord tires or cash registers. has turned millions away from the|_ Great-grandmother August’ He believed ‘the farmiers could | Pockets of the men who till the | Vengeance, the name of the witness “‘Mr, Sapiro ig legal adviser of | P*T°: : Sivve | ee $30,500, d. 84 ld tin the 1! . (ers of the four Northwestern states | By the Associated Frese | By the Associated P Brand, years old, sat in e liv- | i : out the ,middlemen who were get- | | ad knows nothing of the problem of | i | | | ting that fifteen billion “spread” | Brought in References to Jews. directing the investigation. the farmer,’ one articlé asserts,” | the middle of oitaihe thas bee cost | charles M. Schwab has completed beguds have Londoners. ply Co.'s six-story building at | With the-news that a prisoner one ApUTOR OS Pree an-/his 140th voyage across the Atlan- %'T@y of diamonds at Pine street and provided aj} | surregnded ree Bee toe 8 quently as: “The National Jew- ty Jajl is Jack Crews, a follower | i in the country story considered of vital import-/ They must build warehouses. They |ish Holding Company for the en-j , ‘h ’ : g ooriauie eae oe ht ¢ ay , . US ‘ | Fee a : . igh eu; |of Charlie Birger of Harrisburg,| «The statement that this man is kenny — — pe cnerss | rived home on the Leviathan. ee sale at Christie’, The seteniobiles and street cars last ‘i n 1922, - potato growers in| wre one tinhappy thing I have |'OO™ was crowded to the 4 caused property damage of | told ' _ |their produce to the storage places.; movement on American agricul-/ ,.. ei ids: eid “ | Saniro’s advice as ania em | hes 03 Louis County. The latter, as is P | gang is under investigation. Other Jews Mentioned. bupigie 8 ag a ees Nea oe oe of the great mass of Europeans to- | ge jewels, owned by ag i & AY t » e : ‘ , , . : i . “Other Jews said to be interest- | —. oe — a * | ward Americans. It is not enmity are being sold in 134 lots to hattan Building were about marine in America;” “the Jewish | , ed with this alleged conspiracy— |)... ,; ne : . 2 owner, | oe must be handled /members of the Birger gang and ication said: between two men who start out in 8{0R¢ Of the collection fg the William Edenborn, railroad owner, 4 down into the first two floors co-operating with the handlers of | ete : | wife from their home in Marion|!, on ee yeinstock—— a p g the Dearborn Independent. Or) | and Harris Weinstock—-are men- | worth. is the Mein . | Russian reentin ee Sail ae ten alt he Business in Europe is improv | . | “orderly | | MoM Vers 1€ Sneiton sang, Win | the farmer.’ story building. To the | at Shreveport, La. marketing’ for the “dump | See saemes | Aaron Sapiro, one-story Gins men Sold early for £6100 (about t, were tabulating their losses . ’ hand only a few inches, in taking... _J: REIN | bri] ' : ail : peting against one another and | flat on his back financially, a group | i : | iiiants with borders of ANNA HAI Crews has been questioned ex-| thoroughly acquainted with the tl ss t ith f to full ; ement wi armers to full value/. | ; , , ile sme her German accent, and her mem- baa Prd ; . “€)Schwab said, “but the Sherman (of six large brillants. 4 K this mornigg While tiremen z 4 ’ marketing facilities, they had to of interest.” Beeb ose Akron, where he was ar- | | accidentally rested allied with Sapiro in the co- 1 soneeimatesrinon a pair of, diamond ‘pendants oo, ; en ting win ightest hold on potato , peector Hoftman ordered the Beck in the 10's when ne was a There were farmers’ ‘‘co-ops” be-| murder. It is reported| are former Gov, Frank O. Lowden [reg on £2550. ey onneia. Seas a the Associated Press. The collection mostly dates: foresight! . ! | culture Jardine stand squarely be- | Corn, wey « ’ 4 0 ’ Sz ao : s af 5 Pe s " s P . : ‘? ; and Mrs. Henry Blanke, relatives and intelligence, combined/ amples of the subject matter | «tp the woman -will talk, I will,’’} hind him in his activigies. include any of the personal following devious with libel, Mrs. Frances Hall, e = ; : fi America like the Wool- | o | a a Seure wae claimed worth Tower over Broadway. viction of the Shelton brothers—!had any money, borrowed by any Hear Suit. heir more easterly offices to STARTS 41 production of America begin itt Se ee ae cee ee vue Doe 18 1878. a of Am a begins with > ssiped and agreed : , ; ian ARG ik ill a ih ‘e day ? set the Biankes gossiped . ing system. In California he wrote ger gangsters as well as members/clare@ {n answer to the charge that yesterday. It was obvious all Bowlevard and Olive he stock ioss' to the Manhattan nia State Market Commission, of et her adopt the child a ie é ‘ Rik eiaics fused to let , adopted by 40 Legislatures today. Crews, as has been told, was in Caption of Picture Complained Of | housewives, Mrs, Anna McKonen| alleged libelous. statements were | credited to it or not duinage to the building, Mou } - 3 % ee is asics ane legal adviser to the commission. jon the night of Jan. 8, and left/the Independent, of a fieid of the murder in 1922 of the Rev. Dr. | "ereim, Al ratts.a » rere = aces wrasse ie ' make the “co-ops” operate. He Classed as y Es MEDI $100,000 was made up of wer i : Daily. without Sunday, one péar.......4 i ) gentlemen who are’ concerned in four of its occupants to death, and 'scandalous, malicious and defama- |A. Jewell of Detroit said she 'er of am Episcopal church at New TONOPAH, Laughlin and John T. Fitzsim- |turalists together, and because of order or St. Louis exe ) started lived | : eis 4 ; si wailed ‘in the fire. but later he turned up this corner of a large field pays dl- | widow. erville, N. J |} Naming about twenty. n th ire, bu p : pa} | r e, N. J., last fall after being | Daily only. * : with a family named ody ‘ en Cnty: 7 K \ntiy in,etie packing room to. Weepah field, Neus | ‘He foresaw that the ‘co-ops’’ ment in the Dearborn Independ- | 4nd left about an hour before the | ~~ : , _ ~ — - - let, | 3 was the child of William Edenborn has oe nlrb Te eee from Goldfie | ‘from Canada to Mexico and from | the Northwestern: Hay Crop”; er probably will also shed more) 4 Drain, who survived him, inherit- ment came a horde of auto- j such violence © served the co-operatives as) “If a man map of | Ms ee as Edenborn was awfully ‘ J Formed More Than 60. iand, with a supply of | - SAN £ 0 | temperature down a/| them. Also there were successes. rush of spectators began outbreak of Communism, rad- at its worst. — | hemea He Kills Her in Hospital, S Vere slippers, as she sat in an arm chair,|sive the last word on the Sapiro , exploitation roa yjiganti y the A ighly inflanimable fuel in the > Pp) Ola CLIOI Olsé anization TOPEKA, Kan.. March glers reached *“T met him when he called on the | trial, which’may drag out months. | Ris Keanntatinns. an, oe The burning of acids | miles from Sapiro’s | Keting Associations, and put in a | necessary by the. latter’s illness. streets. Two families named Mc-j/career that it will hold no Enough to say that sin April, | a sare that he has a set of} his wife in a hospital, then took | little baby to the Blanke home and ‘s+ three farmers’ ee oo a ie ; : “e .* 5 . of it for him. Mrs, Blanke was 4 icle goes on, this, because, in! [ can’t get along without you. Bet ee arg . Street to the east, stood |much. The G ‘ , 4) Hi asked me. dities were — ae eae ae ;, sia nt Bolshevism, ‘he per-|}I?f you understand what I mean '‘& 20-mile wind from the/|made the fi rmei , satisfied, so we took the baby./ been. dormant on anti-Semitism) 43. @ones, : ie ed ia | ben his Gentile henchman, promoting , Will close the door and then—well, | e Sparks and spray from the The latest 4 giad to get a good place for it. ig learb~ ore assaying care,’ I said, ‘That’s all right; we buy those things.” ‘Well,’ he said, in, caring for Mr. Edenborn’s baby. I said I was and she said, ‘Will you “When I told Edenborn about this he didn’t say much. She came “lt had the baby 16 or 18 months. Edenborn came ‘2 see it every candies and toys for it and my gir), too. fresh air,’ he told me. | “"Can we adopt the baby?’ I baby. I'm going to care for her as long as she lives,’ he sald. talked to a lawyer about it. The lawyer said we could not adopt the “Edenborn told me a family named Neumann was going to begged me to carry her to the Neumanns. So lI carried her to the to Mrs. Neumann. “I didp’t say anything to ~rere -_ — + e . . in Jail at); speaking of dissensions in co- directors but he never appoints. ing statement, told the jurors that |revealed today afte Bin, Special to the Post-Dispatch. open, usually behind a screen of| ranizations. | m | r artany . : | | operative marketing Organizations, |The majority of the managers are wished to tell them something | had been mad Meo DETROIT, Mich., March 16.—It] well-paid Gentile ‘fronts,’ this or- | Bs jority he h g | e for hig ana. e@ . 7 | : ‘ Bis. mi Have Promised to Talk if the Jewish conspiracy to take before him the facts of the co-op- said. ‘that organ is the mouthpiece ’ Ford arrived at oe $15,000,000,000, spread in : | Fif- ' ¢ ; ~ ¢ ‘ > y4 i 4s ‘ - ‘ ce , } ; |Pacific and from the interior of Jewish bankers always stand lence in the office of F. D. Black, | of | : + KNEW CAPITALIST preaching to the farmers. CAI FIRM’S eae ive ‘4 : - | ‘ P > > i ‘ i P . i: bese : another five years, not a grain’ Post-Dispatch. | Gallagher declared. laid the facts before him. The fol- “It is quite unlike any publica- | would be required. 4a , | ioe to he said. “That is all right. glad ‘ : LOSS IS $200,000 8 ¥ ‘abled the ‘ring’ to gain control Of |some time but resumed them'| carry none, and it finds itself un-/}was politics but in economics “Born in the fertile fortune seek- |Patrolman Lory L. Price, whose, ) ies 8 a 3 ; " G her continued. eee . 2 ee a nn j ee @ trouble will end when*you sell ap- debt,” Gallagher | The Independent on July 13,| . M SCHWAB ROSSES Wie ap DS to West, Suffer — CHARLES M. RUSSIAN STATE JEWEIg® ef ¢ piro, that appeared in the Dear- (|. ’. | gone p eae | | lone of the State Governments by|™ent to “highway patrolmen who! Sapiro Plan,” said Gallagher. Aes | a else with the same degree of iIn- | ies eats OY |. aes ee oa) hel . voded oda | eg telligence that industrialists apply | Which he was employed, the idea are investigating the case. they said: It | Ruins Fl | T y- | oa @ : S aaaeenl | San | tions and headlines | COMtS | d Be Sold; Nuptial Crows a c ae P The American wheat farm-} pean Attitude. Ble sj , 2 . ¢ Chie . r fire, which de- eit thats awn markets afd cut | soil and into the hands of the. is being withheld by order of hietf | 64 co-operative organizations and | esp : , | | Associa spectacula * , ' Jews and their followers.” .of Highway Police Stack, who is | are just beginning to find out at) Npw YORK, March 16.— | LONDON, March 16, ipyed the Manhattan blectgical ing room of her home at 2927 Sul- livah avenue yesterday arvernoon, ; : . said Gallagher. “We will show he ' between farm and kitchen. In the} Such phrases appeared subse-' y, nee ig ee x few nis sini " : Bae ‘ 099: 99 | if rr a . ‘Seraly where cae eee erate é held here in the Washington Coun- | ;, one of the most able farm ad- | "Ua@lly in 1921, 1922 and 1923 tOlii, ang according to his present ®% W@5 on view today when» for thousands of persons who marketing they must 0-op | make the acquaintance of the gen- | intamtione: it was his last.’ He ar-| lection of Russian State j ed to the downtown district in Mrs. Sophi must have financial resources toj|tire production of all the farmers' ; ‘ gen : a ; ; ; ance in the _ of Mrs. Sop *% et die ake “Ralieaes ed par Bog tens tates”: outa has become apparent, as was ‘an autocrat and dictator is abso- Fe és ‘ Pes Meter, farmer's wife of Gumbo, St. : ) | ee yesterday, that the Birger | jutely false. olorado were organized and asked |+), “report,” he said, “is the feeling | MOSUY with women, ut $400,000. : ki d hher's Devised Legal Means. | ture,” “the Jewish influence;” | Heretofore it had been supposed a aeer ene ee known, is seeking & “setae inal aE OARS CACORE pace di- | Oriental financiers; Jewish sub- | that Price was a close friend f | advice. In regard to this, the pub- | : ; a partnershi Save ae | aw a hare of the $76,000.000 estate of Then the reservoirs of commodl ' . ne 860 exactly; it is more like the feeling | P account Thelgm that remained today. The ‘ , . ‘ o 7 i ° : sascha by expert 'grip,” and so on The tone is}, . | Bernard Baruch, Julius Rosen-| ,, ‘Oat in. Colavede:: e008. dik St 40 kage of the interior had tum- > ( rj ¥ 4 ats: | : : : | at > . ‘ f nim ‘ i f Pen r —~ e 9 & U - F Ns ar, a - Pen, KUOWINE WOrss MAERSK, 'reminiscent of the 1920 articles in SS ee Nis wald, Otic Kaba, Eugene Meyer ers grow some 2,700,000 bushels of oe rs oe Sennen wee ‘said to h ae Me capitalist and former St. Louisan, , | i : PROS ine heaped nce “Ss ©" 'thy while the other remains poor.”|~" ‘° 4ve ranked third pe building, and a part of thé who died May 14 at the age of 78,/ Other reservoirs. In this way the /,),.. }on Jan. 17 was accomplished by | tioned sarcastically as ‘working for | ma ie n meve than s4eknee O en wall had fallen on an adjoin- ee ‘ it ms su . |S ew née é &, U, Weds ‘ : ae ne o t ee ee a SYs- | if the strain of payment to Jews | which Birger’s crowd was at war T} ticl ked wh ll th the firm: of Wey] & nas SP som SS WR eS eee jects the “nuptial crown,” in the f t C Syso | — : . : ers c ras & ar, | “The article asked why ¢ ese | : Sapo eee r , 5 eee, a nants in the five-story Cos- infirmities of age have crippled. . £ es kes for the permission to work 10) M rice j ill missi ‘ i ihe Ba Zuckerman and T. W. Chamberlin py poh sala bite che Tew SERN a. ‘eau ri 4 h I ould raise her. right oe Heretofore as individual or 12 hours a day or his farm or!. wee eee TAMER, ANd BU. | working for the Denerit of ‘attorney of New York bt 1 in | 220,000) combine of steel, coal Sn | O¢ jullding 110900) ee er 80 8 1e€ fe vd ° > °c > ory > = é 2» : ia ? rf : “3 a ‘ 7 ritiesc ¢. a ‘j .A . qaorin , ‘a Pe . Z: € I ey 0 wew or Se O ained in ss : 5 } ) . ; a | sellers the farmers had been com-/;, jis orchard, puts the farmer) thorities are convinced she also/| agriculture are not farmers them- 19299 | , “ooo shipping interests. “It would be a|” ). It has doable rows gf: e@ the truth. But! was murdered. , |selves. We will show they were |/°"" contro’ of this crop. In 1923) eood thing if we could form a simi joke and water, an oath to te@ the truth. sut ner 2 es eee : they were compelled to make a set- , ' . ~ | st ‘ : es RES . scat aetna age Gated thus depressing values at harvest | o> panks stands ready. te sake the) | ) lar organization in America.” | 3*°"es and surmounted byg@—raffic wus barred from the dead in estimony a ines 'time when, havtwg no storage 6r faesemmary loan at the remiise sided tensively since he was brought here) agricultural situation. ak ; | arrested, admi | : : “Not one Jew to 10,000 Gentiles | FOps. anti-tru a 4 oe , | diamond bracelets brought f#@tinued to pour water into the —— nities a ‘ | 6 ¢, f Fig SR ae - st act will not permit it.” | } ory was keen. ; sell to the nearest commission ae ee — last Saturday, and is said! was the facts will show Sapira ney- ae eiolyenieanere | udering ruins. Chief Building | spirit of fun. | She recalied how Edenborn, | an |__ Next Lasker, Sapiro, Meyer and/to have made a statement about! operative organizations Such men |e" had and a set of diamond ——— : | Baruch doen pictured under the tha Price Colorado. As a matter of THREE $500,000 LIBEL SUITS The latter dated from reduced to a point ofr: safety, fas. bs poor clerk here, used to visit her) - Sapiro and there have been! ee ae Sate: Pale Fopetner 'that when he was asked to amplify! of Illinois and Secretary of Agri- | *% potato growers contracted | p, hhoilding a decision on condem- |! : and her next-door neighbors, Mr. | “co-ops” stice but his ; |—-to Save the American Farmer.” ! sy, statement, however, he said: Gaede a private NEW YORK, March 16.—Charg- the eighteenth century and do@ion, and five street car lines- : ‘entrusted a baby— with | oad: | eases stalemate to handle the crops.”|/ing the New York Daily Mirror , routes. | y of his; oe he ao rus non “ : ; lowe? kill made him stand out t | : | and beyond that refused to go. | Gallagher explained the nature én: Jerk Gilieee erty of the family of the lated ty rush-hour workers alighted — er oe ner Care, Ad over rural The history of Jewish attempts; Since the recent trial and con-/of co-operative organization. Never ngend tO | Henry Carpender and William Ste- “Wiwelfth boulevard and walked . ses a He | to seize control of the agricultural H vens have filed suits for $500,000 ST. LOUIS POST- DISK to be the babys ee enh a . knew there had to be a legal frame-| 294 horticultural resources and/Carl, Earl and Bernie—on a mail|of Sapiro’s organizations been ob- | a Women She Me pee Wore mepid dvlays. 4 Ww ce; ow ba 1é anc : i oi. aes * : ‘ = ° int >t? P - ~ =) se Aas ; > i . 4 y ; 7 a « m aoe me once OF tw! work to support the new market-_| thé einolo it ett % - , robbery charge, many of the Bir- | tained et a Jewish bank, he dé “7 chosen as jurors in the Case | per’s publishers, the Public Press wuntuieen iets ean oe ne Company's Loss $200,000, wie employment of the late Marris | ‘Corporation. The suits were filed ifth . , f - set r ot »ly tha 12 e ‘+ ; ~ . , P 5 o% rie , ae ‘ ’ ‘ r : sia r “a ° . % ‘+> alloc ve ores lie tel (‘a co-operative marketing act which | Weinstock, the head of the Califor- | of’ the Shelton crowd have left the ;Jews sought control of agriculture | wished saad soci ri: Of the women, in Supreme Court here. Sete T BURG ar Gre mmpany wus estimated at $200,000 [wo Hundred . , has become the standard. statute ee P beincuawee . State. }through loans. |four gave their occupations § as Each plaintiff declared that the! The Associated Press is € . Ward, the sales mana- Barrel | a young Jewish attorney, named the use for republication of all sem mH a cence He invented the legal devices of Aaron Sapiro, as counsel for the/«Shady Rest,’ the Birger hangout; Showing the jury a pi¢ture from | of Detroit, Mrs. Hannah Brown of | printed in the paper concerning | newspaper and also the \ugust H. Eilers, was .yeumann. ; eve mine ak a ¢ publication ree gine’ “ . — " » : mutual obligation which woula | Farmington, Mre. Emma Clarkson ne eee de $100,000, and the re- ‘‘Radical.”’ only a short time before gangsters! growing celery, he read from anj,|of Ann Arbor and Mrs. Clara M./| Edward Wheeler Hal] and Mrs. | Subscription Rates ‘s Her deposition was being taken | geyicog contracts that would hold; “Consider the other Jewish | swooped down on the place, put/article which he termed. ‘‘false,; Hoffman of Detroit. Mrs. Grace | James Mills, rector and choir sing- ee | unas Baan isis buS estimates of damage to ad- By the Associated by A. M. Frumberg, Randolph |, group of hetergeneous agricul- Sunday only, OME Year... .o a 4nd the followin rary quarters of the territory through which fee. C8 were © re-routed: atrect, with iin they pass. _ bd - nerokee, Southamp-;on the wall ‘TOntaine and Fourth..; were oalled f& -“re blocked for a time! charge of but temporary track for the spring ine a, ;, nstalled to permit | ing erg d Ne cars, recently to Paha hiremen Hort. was deatroyed et t were injured Ru. | Other ka ,e ’ “sige 'S Of 3337 Vista ave- Were the 3 h, ““hed about the face and ' Brush Co. at | jet of flame buret [ merchandise ¥ ay ‘uddenly as he was der three fe ¥ o74 ree . Rernard J, . rent, and the , BFn en a California avenue (0., No. it Bos + wie the hands and (of stock simy Band tare Kgated at the city one-story Vee Monkest n Rome: ' 1104, Fire © | nN eompany, a na- was damages = ee ee eee eo. ne APY : ry SAE P 3 ~ ; ‘Bau: aed rs i Te ae 5a ds ri,

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} ‘ o Jury raware } . | this suit was filed, sharles blement | st, Ma- | , and, n, cafe | It runs behind about $250.9 | $300,000 a year, and at ea) the Deask Publishing Co. owed the Férgg tor Co. $2,000,000." helped *$5,000,- coal! Duld ‘be a m a simi- erica,”’ Sherman rmit it.’ SUITS |: — Charg- ly ces Hall, liam Ste- | $5090 000 | 1a e newspa- | bHc Press| were i that the ents were oncerning | e Rev. and Mrs. choir sing- | h at New | » plaintiffs y at Som- fter being | plied LB “ord on hand Monday. mostly and | of six large brilliants. filed | Dr. | pearance been demanded. revealed today after ar had been made for his appeg next Monday as a witness plaintiff. Ford arrived at the | Building during: the atternomgl waited in’ an unrevealed place while his attorneys dies. with counsel for Sapiro _ ther Gallaghe Zlad to Assuray given that Ford would would be required. he would be was i there. A en en ee RUSSIAN STATE JEWELS Dg CROWD TO LONDON Auer sae Polar Star, 40-Carat Dian Be Sold; Nuptial Crown F $30,500. iv the Associated Press. 2 LONDON, March 16.—Never § foré have Londoners Seen such; ‘array of diamonds at one aue as was on view today when aa lection of Russian state jewels ‘on sale at Christie's. The aug room was crowded to the with women. ; The jewels, owned by a syndic are being sold in 124 lots to¢ a partnership account. The stone of the collection is the By ’ | Star, a 40-carat diamond, whie said to have ranked third in | Russian regalia. One of the most beautiful — jects, the “nuptial crown,” sold early for £6100 (about S00). It has double rows of | brilliants with borders of sm stones and surmounted by a A pal diamond bracelets brought £ a pair of, diamond pendants ¢ and a set of diamond butt 2550. The latter dated from 1% The collection mostly dates ff & eighteenth century and does Mirror include ‘erty of the family of the late @ | M@welfth boulevard and walked | phe more easterly offices to | d any of ithe personal f ST.LOUIS POST-DISPi Founded by JOSEP * tg LITZER a Dec, 12. 1878, ae dees Daily by The Pulitzer Publish Bowevard and Glive Street. E ASSOCIATED PRE . and AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULATE | The Associated Press is exclusivels it the use for republication of all news ¢ 'eredited to it or not otherwise credited newspaper and also the cal news | herein. All rights of repuhlication of spec patches herein are also reserved. ik n Subscription Rates by Mail, | Deily and Sunday. ome vear. sen eae Daily, without Sunday, one yesr..... é Sunday only. Remit — by a order, or &t. Louis exchange. order OF ‘Subscription Rates by Carriers Delivered 7 city carrier or out-of- —_ hie & mnemntha 5 Sunday, express popularity March ain, The State of quipped train, drawn by il-burning locomotives ad-bed laid with heavy ientifically maintained cted with automatic ~ * o Lines have served st so will they serve re—acting as a van- press, keeping always e of the itory through which ger l'raffic Manager 1S 17, 1902— Meteor, Oklahoma. development Bholding a decision on Re stock loss to the by Was estimated at $200,000 | the damage to the - the s intly in the packing oon sua UILDING, Ear. 8 LOUIS POST-DISPATCH WEDNESDA Y EVEN oe a , Structure at |. aad rr — Reduced ie 3 Shaky Walls — | F Core Rerouted. —— a AL FIRM’S LOSS IS $200, 000 ts of Costello Build- be to West, — Smouldering Flooded Today. a ar fire, which , de- s the Manhattan 4! ectgical Suffer | : » Co's sis-story building at | pine gtreet and provided a, | thousands of persons who to the downtown district in | and street cars last Dt property damage of | # $400,000. we four shaky wettan Building mat remained walls of were today. wn into the first two floors the | about | The | » ofthe interior had tum- | building, and a part of the | ival] had fallen on an adjoin- pone-story building. To the # tenants in the five- story Cos- | Building ,1108-10-12 Pine were tabulating their losses amoke and walter. ic was barred from the this mdynigg While tiremen sued to pour water into the dering ruins. Chief Building tor Hoffman ordered the reduced to a point of safety, condaecni- and five street car lines foliowing devious routes. rush-hour workers glignted elays. Company's Loss $200,000. salcs mana- building Eliers, and the re- A, Ward, the Mi by August H. ted at $100,00¥, wng $100,000 was made up of 3 estimates of damage to ad- property. fire started on Manhattan the fifth building, room to The first aiarm was at §:22 o'clock and soon mie companies and six hook- Sader companies were speed- the scene. With the fire pt came a horde of auto- fwhich crowded into all: y parking spaces in the Mhood. Presently, when Durst throug}: the roof and ‘the sky a brilliant red, an- ish of spectators began parts of the city. ames spread rapidly, find- y inflammable fuel in the of radio sets and batter- mining acid stored on the Oors. The burning of acilis trical insulation pamtense heat, hamip: ‘firemen ind Bhly dangerous. For a time maped high. ‘The new 31- peephone Building, across M street to the east. 2 & white With red in the night. 20-mile wind from parks drifted as fur north Mgton avenue,sand show- which red the made close [AS and spray from the | inter- | SCattered on the fs and strects. Kulidings Sprayed. With chemical} Climbed to the Mm oO Olive and - Locust 6° €Xtinguish the threaten- Ks as they fell, and hoses myed constantly on the p the buildings on the north ® street. men could do little but ithe blaze to the Manh Ming. Towers wer Pets and hose at = raised lines and mht a PAs Set up on the roofs of | Ssiructures. For about there was danger of a Nflagration: then the - = Subsided and the all- eof extinguis} the me building began. ® Streets the cro. ds Many spect could not the fire. or 20 rN cy iis fire were ators : in. two blocks of Police Gerk, in his office fire started. went to the took charge of th. police _ Called all available keep back the crowds, P go | question that 'the | innocence. Following the gold strike at Barrel | i sciences. ' fore ‘ the attitude | willing to | During the night the gale gained | ea nt glass win-| The | ‘reminded them of the Yukon trail | The rush began before daylight, | ‘and long after dark the last strag- glers reached shelter here. at the Gold Zone, a lead mine, miles from Weep&ah, threw down their tools and joined in the “Their employers had _ persuaded them to stay on the job during the first Weepah extitement but the ‘Barrel Springs strike, four miles i'nearer the Gold Zone, proved ‘much. The Gold Zone closed down temporarily. Pine Nut made the first ] , dash. location at t ; sent Miners | iaere: ' Jim, an Indian, who)! el | Barre! i huge ‘Springs three years ago, agreed to | ‘sell his rights, terms unannounced. is reached precipitious found at a The latest discovery from the head of a canyon, where a geologist ‘ore assaying $78 to the ton depth of 20 feet in an old The geologist said the surfa showing appeared to be at ifeet wide, on a cropping 4500 long, with stringers of Tungsten the footwall. Frank Horton Jr. Traynor, 19-year-old discovered the Weepah terday sold Gold and Silver Mining Co. of Vir- ginia City: The purchase price was understood to be $30,000. The thres claims included in the were located by the boys on the nigh: of March 3 be rot abroad. RENOUNGES WORLDLY HONORS lat ‘ed Press. March 16.—Lu Cheng- Premier of Chins Catholjc, has renounc: ; honors and has sent containing the feet in Leonard who and youths, riches, yes- sale A ssot agave nsiang, former case crvil, military awarded him during matic career. “y ; o } wican | claims to the Mexican | ing | to ; ' ; ; i ton : “crime, shaft. } ce | least 50) =e ' offense Was /jJuctance concluded. fore the news of gold j } > tbte?e a the! i der : = | penalty and diplomatic decorations | ong diplo-| his long dip citizens to - : ito punish lu was head of the Chinese dele- | ration to the Versailles Peace Con-; — —— a - . ~~ . Louis branch, opened tempo- quarters today at 1122 Pine with the firm name scrawled wall with chalk. from New York charge of reorganization In timé for the spring trade, which was be- ing anticipated by large shipments recently to the warehouse which was destroyed. Other large lesers by were the J, S. Costello & Brush Co. at Ne. 1108, which A eee rary atreet, the . on called the -fire Sons Officials | to take | i his has | ie CONTEMPT ‘CASE slightest jaudit was ordered. Tighe an- ‘nounced that Korn had a transfer AGAINST SINCLAIR 4, (2n8 GIVEN TO JURY picion. Korn’s antecedents are ‘knowr Born in France, he was its;sent here in the winter of 1923 from Paris by the French Line. He was a fluent linguist, in, Continued from Page One. who fuse to obey ing those wish.” “Don’t be deceived by learned | substantial business among foreign- | Speaking people. He is about 23 have to do is answer one, two, three You,have got of deciding the only’ we are interested in,| Who also has disappeared. throbbing fact of guilt or} He has a scar on his forehead You cannot escape that|4vhich is said to be the result of a burden. It is upon your con-| wound suffered in the World War, * | when he served in the French army. eton dwelt heavily on the! Recovering from gas and shell Sinclair had testified be-| shock, he came to the United States fore the committee five times be-| fora time and was an instruction of- home. responsibility 'Delmar boulevard, big Litt! that REPORT SHORTAGE 'tax payments is not expected | Treasury asmuch as if | 2,000,000 persons make these | 'eontributiohs to the Governnient’s | tax 000, YING, MARCH 16, 1927_ ETI 5 | EXPECT INCOME TAX WILL EXCEED $625,000,000 Treasury Officials’ Estimate Is $100,000,000 More Than Sum Paid in March, 1926. By the Associated Press. WASHINGTON, March With the high tide of March come tax collections past and mil- lions of dollars en route to the Treasury by mail, expressed the hope that Previous estimates at $699,000,000, $625,000,000, placed the total but even that figure is $100,000,000 . ower the same period last year. Although Treasury that plus does not mean its size will be an how far Congress will go in writing The increase in individual income by officials to be great, is now estimated that only Last vear the individual income gated $10,025,- financing plans. seven highest payments aggre ‘RUN ON U. S. POSTAL SAVINGS based on two checks! . , “Government Is Going Broke,”’ Korn the day) issued, -t BANK BY FLORIDA NEGROES Is Rumor That Scares Them Into Withdrawing Cash. the Associated Press. WEST PALM BEACH, Fila., March 16.—-A long line of Negroes By 'started a run on the United States tO | , Was ; meémi er Postal Savings Department today, following reports circulated widely through the Negro sections through | ‘the night that the Government was | going broke. A rumor tha tthe local postoffice dire financial raits the run. About 11:39 the crowd dwindled quick- in. brought o'clock ly. At the height of the run a white- haired preacher, after imploring a of his congregation to /keep his funds with the Govern- and the | effected | to the New York of- | denied he was under sus- | not well) { French, | T Wo Hundred Claims Staked at | counsel who tell you that all you | S panish and English, and’ had Ow refusing to answer. 'ficer at Camp Pike and Fort Logan. ‘Was that contempt? ®:.. that; After the war he returned to) of a man who was un-/| France. the law and de-| Cover Two-Year Period. | Government?” he | As genera! agent, he had a draw- only after he ing account which he kept in a St. became convinced the Senate was | louis bank in order to write checks | utterly unreasonable, that he ex-/|for operating expenses, salary and plained that he could not go any deposit receipts. He was expected further.” to strike a balance each month and Resents Senate's Power. ‘send a remittance to the main of- | “T don't want to be hostile to the | fice with a statement of his month's | Senate.” sald Littleton, ‘but I re- business. , , its excess of authority. That! The nature of the discrepancies the prime wickedness of reported in his accounts has not! from the on been clearly revealed. They extend Czars and Kaiser.| Over a period of about two years, isc the. matter with the|it is said, and are alleged’ to in- ” clude false items of expense re-* ported, ticket sales which were not reported to the New York. office, and withdrawals for ‘‘cash,’ the purpose of which is not explained by the record. Records of ticket sales and ad- vance reservations are intact and no customer will be affected in any Korn’'s disappearance. obey of the asked. “No, -it was has been governments down to the That’s what Senate today. Paraphrasing ("esars Shakspeare, Lit- tleton recited: ‘‘Upon what meat have these our Caesars fed, that they have grown so great? Why man, they do best ride this narrow like a Colossus, and we, poor mortals, peep about under their’ legs, to find ourselves. dis- honorable graves.”’ Throughout his speech, hammered in the ’”* “criminal,” “gyilt”’ ‘‘prison.”* His obvious purpose was [to éS- tablish a contrast between the for- and colorless nature of the and the ugly and realistic consequences of a conviction. It | heighten the nat Which men might cted to have sending a Man | prison on strength of a/| world way by Holdup First in : ‘Town in 100 Years. | JOLIET. Ill., March 16,—Plain- field, a village of 1100, and one of ‘the oldest” communities in the- State. has experienced its first ‘holdup in 100 years. “John R. | Birkett, member of the,, Village | ‘Council. was slugged and robbed | of 5 as by ‘an spunanemas man, Lit tle- words, and | ura] re- | ,; ful speech. A Record of the Facts. In his argument to the jury, Dis-| cold page of transcription contain-/ trict Attorney Gordon had empha-, the reiterated line, “I declinej sized the simplicity of the issues) answer.” & | | before it. “Take it to your conscience,” -he | “Is there,”” he said. “I do not believe that! whatever that Sinclair was you can send a man to prison for|moned? The subpena is in evi- that sort of evidence.” dence here. Is there any doubt Littleton’s purpose was not lostithat he appeared? It is admitted. when he arose to Te- | Is there any doubt he was sworn” Senator Smoot has testified that h e #hi Is there any doubt questions were asked him or : : that refused to answer them?’ } said the Cordon read the record of the” counsel, mignt | questions and Sinclair's refusals to, that this man was on trial for mur- | ; crime subject to the death | This misdemeanor | to he ex- to the pe to doubt! sum- “any on Roberts ply. Misde » _ swor sdemeanor., Not Crime. a ; a , that iO near tne pleas that .nave he Gove suppose ry fe ; men “one answer. ‘‘There isn't any room for a doubt ee ‘here, reasonable or otherwise,”” he a eacaniall Sean te “This is a plain open and ; rings 4nd} cnut case.” them when they refuse. | not a charge involving turpitude; it is a man decided+to defy which ,\had authority er Is a there case, “This is mora] that a +4 mittee great charge a corn F or Centuries to quest! “He ay have made a mistake | Tuckerman ' draftsman of the ghowed the Supreme ‘been wrong in a ' cisions. ‘action the State might take, if any, and for that reason. | 'asked appointment of the biparti- | ‘san commission to make a study of | ‘the situation and report back to | ‘Wakes Him (way, | dog about two years ago. ‘homeless | on : Howard, of ball at ment, was sufficiently convinced by the latter that “Uncle Sam was losing all his money.” The aged minister abruptly took his place in line to withdraw his own savings. PROHIBITION IS ATTACKED ON NEW GROUND IN NEW YORK Continued from Page One. _ cases in which a and one of there are only six majority cannot act the) years old, married and lived at-5132 | these is the proposing of constitu- with his wife, | tion al amendments. ‘In the case ‘of amendments to the Constitution,” the letter con- cludes after listing the six Cases, “It was presumed that America might enjoy a tolerable share of felicity under the existing compact and that. if a case should arise to point out the necessity of amerftd- ment, two-thirds of the whole num- ber of each legislative body would concur in the recommendation.” Bolsters Morris’ Authority. Letters also were included in the petition tending to prove that Morris actually was the constitution, a heretofore definitely point not ‘agreed upon.by all. introduced the let- ground that they Court to have ecepting the Reed and in the belief that if had known of them at the its finding would have been different. i He petitioned the State Legisla- hecause a private citizen can- not initiate proceedings in the 5u- preme Court relative to a review or modification of the Court's de- He acknowledged that the Tuckerman ters on the ruling, the Court dime ture is not clear, the Legislature for the year 1928. PET DOG SAVES MASTER IN FIRE | rere in Time to Escape from Burning Home. Hi. H. Mace, a conductor for the East St. Louis & Suburban Raill- befriended a tramp and hungry, into Mace’s yard at 230 North Sem- inary street, Collinsville, fed and given a home. Yesterday about 2:30 a. m. was but bed. The house Mace escaped, dwelling was destroyed. $3000. tne flames. estimated at FOUL TIP’ KILLS SCHOOLBOY to the Post-Dispatch LY. Mo., March 16.-—- 2-year-old of Mri and Mrs. C. CC. Sons, was killed this morning while playing a game Special MOBER Sonn Sf hool. The boy, catching. was fe (‘a foul tip. DANDRUFF on the scalp is unsightly. Re- move the dandruff. Be weil groomed through daily use of Newbro,sr Herpicide Druggists sell it - Barbers appl le officials today | i ' receipts. 'for the first quarter would exceed | iteey L;. Korn, French Line Chief Sent From Paris to! Louis Three Years 3 ‘pointed out Ago, Disappeared Feb. 16 ; ‘| reduction, 'portant factor in determining just | Korn, for about three. ‘the new tax bill promised for next | winter. officials | the resulting esur- | immediate tax im- | in- | airedale! The dog, } wandered! and was! Mace} was awakened by the dogs jumping | in the. with a loss} led by | FATHER ADMITS KILLING BOY AND. {ee in- | Re ee ee s|Priest Informs Police That | Walter Scholl Told Him | of Murdering His Chil- dren at Gary, Ind. | By the Associated Presa CHICAGO, March Scholl, 16.-—-Walter wanted for the killing of his two children, whose: bodies in an Ind., here: found at arrested were abandoned yesterday, lie | house Gary, was today. immediately, Schoemaker, | confessed to William detectives. Scholl appeared at Church here yesterday and told the priest he had mur- dered his children. He had tried to take his own life three times, he said, but on each lost his nerve. Father Bedé that Scholl told him he ev the house at Gary, bodies of the children were and had taken the early last Wednesday. The priest said Ccholl admitted itelling the children that he going to kill them and himself. He said the boy, Donald, told him he did not want die, but | Vivien, the daughter, deelared she was willing to die with her father. According to the priest, Scholl first communicated with him By telephone on Monday. Scholl was seized ms he was about to enter an automobile on ithe Southwest side of Chicago. chief of St. Peter's afternoon, where the found, to resistance. He tity and en route°to the detective bureau began admitting details of “the slaying. At the detective bu- reau he blurted out the whole story. “I did it,’’ he told Schoemaker, “I confess all.” Mrs. Scholl, the estranged wife, ‘and stepmother of the children, was being questioned police Hiall her husband was captured. by | Befere coming here Scholl lived The 88-year-old | Louis for two months. of Vivian, his dauchter, and Donald, 6, both children of his first marriage, were found yesterday by Gary police, who forced an entrance at the urging of Scholl’s second wife, from whom Scholl had { lin St. bodies Margaret, separated. the bodies murder Cuts about the moutn the boy showed how he had fought for his life. Mrs. Scho]] told police she that and that Scholl had rented abandoned premises a week ago. Officers sent to the place returned, “Always leave ‘em laugh- ing when you say good- bye,” sang George M. Cohan. Fred Kelly’s “Human Nature in Busi- ness” closes each issue of SR TT SRT Ae ete em 35 cents a copy at | newsstands | Merle Thorpe, Editor Published monthly at Washington by the Chamber of Commerce of the United States For G ol ri | S$ 9 Grip, Influ- The Safe and Proven Remedy The First and ——_* Cold and Grip Tablet. inmuoen Past in ‘edemén but when he decided use his own judgment he took Now, he comes in in’ effect that he | that the quvestions proper, that he lést, but wants to let him escape the | consequences of his mistake; There isn’t a thing left this ecdse for the defense but oratory—an ‘appeal! Even back in quaint old legends, the Diamond has been the greatest of all jewels. And, today, as for over three-quarters of a century, the Diamond from Bolland’s reigns su- own risk. and chance here Savs took were not you in SALESMEN CHRYSLER WANTED ccording | according lresident had approached him’ with a view toward working for the re-| had rent-' that | Scholl was unarmed and offered no} admitted his iden-| Chief | Ether-soaked towels found near, indicated the method of cf feared the children had been Killed | the | = os =a mee _ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH _ | GIRL WITH ETHER | 4 7 o i lifer PAGE 5 | BARROW TO PLEAD FOR MAN A tig eter ee Chicago Lawyer to Try to Gain Lib- | erty for Famous Lifer of Massachusetts. | By the Aasociated F'reaa. BOSTON, March 16.— of Massachusetts ought to be keeping for ov Chi of a for Pomeroy in said Clarence cago lawyer, today. Darrow is here 40 debate tonight | iwith President Clifton D. Gray of| hands receiver Jesse prison vears,’ Darrow, “The State | in the | Bates College on whether nran is a) ‘machine. He announced was about to take up the for Massachusetts’ most notorious who ction of atrocious crimes conv] aS a | boy, his j}aversion | jease occasion had |} Said | } ; children there | | fine. ’ Was | ' | | | j i a 29 observed in Pomeroy last Novy, fifty-first birthday sixty-seventh when only 14 years of age, was convicted to death, the Governor punishment. Chicago and the In Pomeroy and sentenced saved because to capital that a wealthy 1876, Stating of Pomeroy, Darrow said: have told him I am ready to aid himatany time. I may at any time lead a rescue party to the State- house here and try to gain liberty for him. | “It is man confined an Outrage to keep this for half a century that he’ cudgels has been confined since, prigon , of his life.! of murder} but was, had an| / to for a crime committed when he was! |a boy and not responsible. number of They were “I have received a letters from Pomeroy. good in his freedom. There doubt thaf he has become brjlliant-| ly educated through his own ef. forts. The world would profit by the knowledge he might impart were he given freedom of mind.” a a ET ee on seas aioe ——— nee ne ene " nae reporting that it was unoccupied, but Mrs. Scholl insisted that anoth- er search be made. Officers went again, forced a door and found the bodies, Reports from Pittsburg, Pa were that the two children had been kidnaped there last December by their father tified pictures of Scholl as the man who took away the boy and girl. The children had been Hving in Pittsburg with their grandfather. the Rev. Charles Scholl, who haé adopted them because of reported | discord between Scholl! and his sec- ond wife Scholl, Mrs. Margaret Schol! and | the children appeared in St. Lauis. Mo., in Decembpr, shortly after the kidnaping. They left St. Louis | Feb. 14. Mrs. Se hol was \prompted to send Gary. police to the house where th> bodies were found, she said, by a letter from her husband in which he threatened to kill’them, her an4 himself. The Rev. Mr. Scholl. in Pittsburg, also said he recefved a letter from his son threatening to! Howorka, wipe out the whole family. ' ‘ . . ; He could do the world much |? iD Ce ae ae is no| Schoolmates Me n- | | | MAN WHO ADMITS IN PRISON FOR 51 YEARS: CHOKING WOMAN HELD AS ee ee me | Riley L. Lewis Accused by Coroner’s Jury of Homi- cide in Murder of Mrs. Anna Hille Rokas. ee a ne oe Lewis, who ifed with Mrs. Hille Rokas at 2829 Olive street for a year prior to her disappearance Feb. 27, today was named by a {oroner’s jury as he. slayer, and was ordered committed the custody of the St. Louis County Sheriff without bond. On advice of counsel, Lewis de Riley L.. 4 anna /clined_to testify at the tnquest. The body of Mrs- Rokas was found Wednesday afternoon in an aban doned railroad cut on a farm three miles west of Clayton. Apparenfly she had been dead about two weeks. Lewis, who admitted after his arrest yesterday that he had chaked Mrs. Rokas on the night of her die appearance “‘until her tongue stuck 'out,’’ but denied killing her, was confounded in at least one phas Anna Ros a clairvoyant of 6125A Easton ave- nue. Hie had told Police Capt. Wetze! that after Mrs. Rokas had recov ered from choking they went to a fortune teller in Wellston and that Mrs. Rokas slipped away while h:, was inside. Today Mrs. Rose testi- fied she had a distinct recollection that Lewis and Mrs. Rokas left her office together and that she. heard Mrs. Rokas ask him, “What did she say?” i Lewis was already on the stand today when his attorney, John BW. | Mooney, entered the inquest room: at Kirkwood and, charging that he | had been prevented from seeing his lof the i (a downtown | through client, admonished him to answer no questions. After a neated argu- ment, during which Prosecuting Attorney Mueller suggested Lewis ‘‘be committed to jail for re. | fusing to testify.” Lewis was = ex- cused and remanded to the custody Sheriff. Lewis was arrested yesterday hardware store after Bopp had traced him an adopted nephew of Mrs. Rokas, August Howorka of 1523 Exchange avenue, Fast St Louis. Howorka testified today that Lewis came to see him sev- eral days after Mrs. Rokas disap- peared and asked Where she wWas Lewis admited- to detectives and reporters that he had gone to se saving he was worried Rokas’ absence. Ft (Coroner over Mrs. that? | i | Sizes Up to 10 All Widths O22. * Our Price Only % A Perfect-Fitting Combination Last Tripedic Arch Style Shoes Are Good- Comfortable—No Breaking-in Neéded. Feel “Right” the First Time You Wear Them. SHOES for Men KELLY’ SS and Women Foot Distress Is Avoidable Tripedic Arch Shoes Are a Boon to Ween Who Complain of Foot Distress 95 / ith Snug-Fitting Heels. king and Wonderfully NORTH IXTH ST. 16s — > ee © —<—Ee § —KEE % <n sniseane Irid escent § temware 250 Hack Introducing a new Open Stock Stemware Line, beautiful Herringbone Optic Iridescent. 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Fire Chief Aait estimated, juries decide to do that we wit | Locust St. : . eas ° i I hy.’ 7 a na-' was damaged about $20,000. by the jenter upon anare \ | : | pn with. falling wall. _ = | . It-was a ‘short, biting and. power- 4 r- , : ‘ | ee ee $ DIAMONDS : : PEAR WATC HES -: « ae merchandise valued at $50,000 un- /'O your sympathies and prejudices. LOCKS GLASSW ARE —i<« & der three feet of water in the base-| The main facts are uncontroyerted. ' a? é . . »7 ; i and the H. lL. Ettman Spongr- If you spit upe@n: the | 1112, which has $20,000 |}aw. defy instructions of the of stock similarly situated. The | court and forget your oaths no- one-story vacant building at No.|body can prevent you, but when preme. ed . BOLLAND’S Lecust at Tenth Jewelers ter 79 Teare buret | e “A as -INES as h t Want to ment, the Co... NO, ae “A ’ / ond

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In addition to the above briefly outlined services of the First National Bank, there are also the Investment Service provided by the First National Company (affiliated) and the Trust Service provided by the St. Louis Union Trust Company (affiliated), which services will be treated in detail in later announcements in this series. ‘FIRST NATIONAL BANK Bo eae at 5 . % f- s e782 le. > aescher. ip is ett ‘S ah | n a v rn — °917 St. Louts te ie . They drove. “gh oF Pay Ce © Biche three . re Feounter, £9198 - aw hisky- n Loretta Persow a mink coat valved at $1500, 4 from Teslor, $25. He nn. pes a field and escaped. 50 years old. tap with a wagon load of ashes ortiv after § p. m |@eng the ashes on the dump, the i. fegro¢ re called Widiter from his lack nearby and seized him, bind- mg him with: rope. They then rched his pockets, beat him and } incline where was found half an hour tater @ey Fred H. Wrausman of 4627 Lee 4 enue. ho was attracted by his to City Hos- ital and treated for tacerations of k and face, but in- « to his shack Poa. pbbeal When Putting Away Auto. Robert Schwartz| had just put h tomohbi in ‘a garage in After dump-| ’ a savings, by two} S=aavegroes, who drove to the dump : ; | : : 5954 Water- ' --o0 a. m. teday osted b¥Y a man robbed of $18, later, Parker termian, was held cireunmstances “If this is all piil with you.” the as he extracted Dunn's pocket. t Was ail, so the rob- i lollar back anager of a Kroger Lotus avenue, and a Ist cls sed the store at ind were leaving the ay when they were Brilliante and t i Se * haldup from Edward (Lon AVenUue. Kroger store Tairie avenue at Mid ' ind after order- : f a cleaning prep-- ew a revolver and held 1 Dahneke, a clebk. tak- ire the cash regiater. 1} appeared after fy ii tt stot Manager Held Up. Didgem iMmanager of at $8¢7 Mc Ree gl li up a t . ag ind robbed of $25 by ' eacaped in a stolen i somopile. The ma- property of Carl ‘ve Coeur from who While parked i Monday. 40S Tice of Maxfield, of 4125 Me- : from her home : 9:39 o'clock last S entered the house ? = ‘ : ‘* Ocat valinued at > J We ; je ' ’ : 3 i Be i i a apis (STAN S8 “WOR STORE HOLD : piamond Ring, Valued at $175, t tiued at $100 andi! oid coing. FIRST NATIONAL COMPANY . LE INHABITANT SEES 1. Louis UNION TRUST : ete | ‘ Bs Ordeted t Dinos . , t a pee Street—Kelly wits’ moos pe liec:, $ “Sag . ?- [au g " Shave Today. o this afternoon “07h day of his con- Bn. weex on top of - fiotel flagpole. He at the Manhat- fF Commercial Banking « Savings _ | Se Foreign Banking ~ Safe Deposit _ Investments «> Trusts a 1 . BROADWAY-LOCUST-OLIVE | ‘Tack( at Ninth and | y below him. aiready con- the fire was fire Keliy’s body te in the flivminatead aky. } United Railways Motormen who passa Pine to keep their, a its » Snce some of if “balled up pencil | H ? _ Yope and indited i Hi wife who stood on ff + + 6 ° : ber on a % Fig tent a at * Bree seers , : ii aa re AL St AMES LORIE OOO SRG SONA eRe, he Ne a [ERROR E POLL AE SIRE IF ER RO GER CPR CIO en n! Oe en &

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i a _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ iia “WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 16, 1927__ _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH_ TT ERS OBTAIN $376 | a ee et a iT | .. , | Bepaond Ring, Valued at $175, : , as ig) “ | Tape fave him a dollar back. BY ‘zes 38 to 52 , m tlined a John Hall, manager of a Kroger Ste ‘ d 4 = at 5600 Lotus avenue, and ai 4 f (Misses’ Store—Sports Center, Women's tk had just closed the store at : | “ ¢ , % Dress Section—Tiird Floor.) . , there 3 ad a m. and were leaving the Yr “/ Y, AZ | 44 f “eee *°" the day when they were 7 ‘ ‘\\y | i, 1 . Ore ee wm we ee ere tree ee me me Offers Important Savings at the Low Price of ided Bor ee ; oe YP at Cote Krilliante and >, y 7 rOvi e a avenues, by two men " 7 Nf / V4 V Vii / hhh V1 * . a Wrolet automobile * i a , ; /, 44 f/f, ( f, Z ; . c ,68 liated ) 4 ‘ took $15 sail a ie po nee Sih é 4 ‘ ~, 4 m ; a th S Machine used in the holdup ‘hed } The Shirts offered in this sale were obtained in y e ot. ‘ —. Sunday from Edward a large special purchase of Shirts, all made accord- ; wit He . “ iia ‘ “4 “fe . T liated ) | 88 os gg adam | S | : f B , Y k h : B d | th ing to our own specifications. They are of ex- -_ ~~ Sniered a Kroger store , : : ) ‘ : : . ? Me 2525 North Prairie avenue at : a Ce O OVS or S re roa Cc O cellent quality, in assortments extensive and Va * : 3 } s . . bi etail In . 7 * m. today and after order- : ried. Fine domestic broadcloth, woven madras and | & package of a cleaning prep- e : 3 rayon-striped madras are the materials. Plenty of 4 Se: drew a revolver and held. . solid white Shirts as well as attractive new patterns. . Sa Om DAWYER irts ouses awa , “o } € cCasn register % on pr ella dap . Neckband or Collar-Attached Style ing Dahncke tak tte. any tie In Two Fx tremely Low-Priced Groups 7 All Sizes From 13', to 18 | : f arious Sleeve Lengthz Yorkshire Broadcloth , (ins Purnishings ead Square.18Mals Ficer.) | Yorkshire Broadcloth i Bho: Manager Held Up. mm odore ~Didgen, manager of bger Store at 3867 McRee ~ Wa8 held up at 1 >. tA. : : Tom Sawyer Blouses Tom Sawyer Shirts . ) ad robbed of $25° by Eh 4 eo 99 Nw OF [= 3 Steel Beds in Walnut Finish 4rJC : BM of Creve Cobur from who Twin or Full Size With Two Cane Panels Are Stolen while parked in R of a Barts . , . P ee Tne . offices. | | Well made of lustrous Yorkshire Specially Priced for Thursday, Bedding Day avenue tohiey + pcan Tailored of high-grade lustrous ) broadcloth. Collar-attached style in Si Bring the absence of Mrs. white Yorkshire broadcloth that will , white or figured novelty patterns; te H. Maxfield, of 4125 Mc- | wash and wear well. Collar-attached also sport style with long sleeves in Beg gem her home | or sport style with long or short | 2 solid white. Guaranteed fast colors. : burglars eoaldy ron vol ae | 8 sleeves, or button-on style, with | All sizes from 12 to 14%. ; g : ine ouse pole a fur ocat valued at sport or Eton collar. 3 to 16. Jewelry Valued at $100 and cian of old coins. ‘ lal INHABITANT SEES 7 | ‘ The medallion design on the cane AND STREFT CAR MISHAP = ! ! effect panels gives a decorative touch : id . . . * ies. wo x —_ - a to these sturdy beds. Finished in wal —Kel} wilt te myes : : Wf . nut, in both the twin and full size. . Shave wt id _— se LI YY BRNO » Sans We p These Beds are truly an extraordinary eh last Night and a street , Yi Ys EJ} V7 7, 7 Yy / : “ees value at this low price. dent this thorning have § , : 7 / Uj : G Pek ‘ , ed diversion for “Ship- Kelly, who this afternoon pe the fifth day of his con- | mem \) 74 ' | aa De : : Be nay of eck on tog os \Y bei Extraordinary Values Are Offered in : Me Double Deck rays | Miriand Hotel flagpole. He | | ; aX, Coil Springs a vig? ini ace Layer Felt * r the fire DMM! Bini coer: Mtn d | B : Tc K : k Suits oe : pie af Oye Mattress pe PY Con” te (it boys Lwo-Knicker ES Se ae ee ee This 100% layer-fl “curt Floor and Square 20.—Main Floor.) . ; felt, well tufted, and foie Pinca ot espace : ; greater comfort. Gray no is covered with an at- trol! tractive art tick. A — " $10.25 a ! special voles $9.75 wy Cause of the fire | . for a time. is 4 : the fire Kelly's body he ‘2 the illuminated sky. ¥ Nepa United Railways | m tormen who pass | to keep their | : + Since some of. ‘e been -peering upwards | “ave “SEipwreck.” This bd "ess uP pencil ! ‘tyre a Tope and indited | to his wife. who | , : : | = ay Mf ho stood on | | Suit has vest and two pairs of lined golf eee rion Store—Foarth Floor.) . de =» Was atinounced—a bar- | = - / to ascend the) | ; a) hoe and. shave ||} *Y traffic, already con- | at this price _ eee 5 in this important selling of Values of exceptional importance are presented in t . : ; ; lored of fine wool materials, : \\ . ° boys’ new Spring 2-knicker Suits. They are tal Ni ANN : : in ‘ae favored 3-button, single-breasted college model and double breasted y WW ( oil-Spring Day-Bed with Tailored Pad : ase at an un- . style. These values are made possible by a very special purch : Convenience, combined with beauty of design and comfort, best describes usual price concession. | WS this durably constructed wood Day-Bed, in dark walnut or mahogany finish, — : ad that opens to double-bed size. The mattress is button-tufted and neatly tai- Smart tweeds and fine cassimeres in plaid or checked patterns, and : lored, in four patterns of good quality decorative cretonne. $34 50 : h ¢ en springs; unusual value at fancy mixtures are included. There are tans, browns — grays. bas Space for bedding between sp ‘seventhel aaa ah We tg: es eae $ 5% an eo Pair ; rage thins i PY em Pm» diese ae a : ee oe NRT SS IS Sa ED Bite nn cine oe cemmmmnmmmunmncmine reety MIE =

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\? ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH = » a ; DEFRAUDED ON EGGS, 4) ee it] SOLDAN HIGH SCHOOL AUDI- | , Single Vision Glasses as low as $5.50. - ie albrecht, dire vs of | protested anal os ene : TORIUM | Jaccards Optical Department. a office of the State Depart-' been unable te eal Mrs. J. T. Heard Says Negro. Pee ee 5 Fr Ni — : — Now at Joliet, Attacked = f/ Daily 9:00 to 5:30—Saturday 9:00 to 6:00 | Telephone Orders, Shoppers’ Aid GArfield 7500 : Olive and ns ane th inth to Tenth Open.a Charge Account With a 47 m i | ee er ch 27 Dore. GLIK’S inc 5 Easton Av. 7 A pene a | Thursday—Several Events in S spring Home Needs Promote Economy III thing forthe Entire Fay “3 : ere . wie 8 . “ a ae crete ee vie) - ilk nna i Po eabee 5, ae BOSD id BIG ES 528 OPN Li) Sed Baa Sears ; ' 7 . ' ND IE Rp Tas pie ag, omalon a, Singh epee aga ol ™ Z ) apt det Tighe se tentiary at Stateville (Joliet) has— | N MONDAY AND SATURD been identified by Mrs. John T.. narre Srio fo Heard of 4017 Shaw avenue as the Se---| Linoleum Specials | ‘Special Selling of Dining-Room Suites [E = aAAGEMERT ERIE An attempt will be made by the AKE advan of l w rade Linoleum, and re- Circuit Attorney’s office to obtain T antage of this unusually low price on high-grade the temporary release of the pris- oner, so that he may be brought here and tried on a capital charge. re The death penalty was recently in- | Group 1—Cork-Base Prints flicted in a similar case in S8t. ' : ' i SQ ¥ 5 3 3 i : | A fire selection of charming, colorful patterns, aoe r. 3 hil, Sansa | wows County. ae including all the usual blocks, tiles and conven- gS: | aNer rice a ene: | tional effects. Good, durable quality. -Two-yard ” j , + Sess | | & ee ee lee et | and four-yard widths. Regularly $1.00 and $1.10 y - | pa a oF ~ ¥ : lar in h h 2 ° Shaw, found a burglar in her house square Yard, special piLustRaT#D at left is one example, an at. tia mee . itee' Bi eT seastinaliatiasdiamementaeaaadiiae meneame = A ae oe ~ ” - » al a : BY ; ia ynie. ’ " ; ‘ : a 4 se \ ey ” ; Hees, “ Py Din ailing Dols eae ee wt Sa aS ee a =) 7 : ; Anistioghed We caging -hed at is 5 PPAR 578 oe GR canta Te 5 Sak tie a wet DR pars 3 Sa 5 ey 3 em a Hg agi : Ee arite ‘ Sat es Die eos a a 7 a ! or ee j safe ihe . a aay ete H ep n ” Gayton tel ae Reba. ae “yey : 3 Sg Saw oh OD ea gas ; Sahar Fo SaaS oe) 2 - * er re ee oe ae . AL te ye pais , ot 7 a a PINe ms Siem ete. oe ve a - ae "3 ai oS eed y aes: fi ona “? oh aw ii ae - Seether “Aa sinned * w x iad ite Pe lhe sha A Se AE Bee vo aS de rnoipress oe ” oT on See ae 4 ane a wt dy ona : Ae cane wept - oie Soren bbe OR A oes oe eee a Pea Sg pane TE, ye) ene Se gt ae _ , NA os ~, . —e aoa Peony s i ste oem oes - ee nell os = Si catadeteas ee Ae - ™ , ier Rae eee 53° Paine Se ey +o es 3 Spans = he er are Mie oe : ky NS new your floors for Spring: These are all fresh, new stock, purchased in im- | A Limited Number of Former $250 to $375 . 3 ty a heavy demand for tickets which could ot be mense quantities and thus offered at interesting savings. | Suites of Eight, Nine and Ten Pieces * “4 - have been made to continue the local =" Ottered Thursday a at & Pant sar oe Se mg" “ios re na age eaanget Peres AN Prater Wi eee I. c® ENS ot si Biskns eveer bab nein Vet ii aa Pes Gir OF ii als Sek 8 Cech ae Dap ee a ee o VO sR a a PF Re ee ne oP ae 2 “ " de 4 ek iyi, Ave?) oe ~ " 1 CRD E IE yet ee ke hing ahi AF epee agen 1 Sire tte Seen a as wt . ° when she returned from a visit to. We tg yer pet FE ign * ot GOD Det Be eR eo gorse 5 hb isp her mother, early in the afternoon. | tractive design developed in good e e % f 4; bi og » aa Rated ye — + “ne so iy He held her up with her husband's | G In] d & : ] De 3 ee : > ao 8 J revolver and took $3 from her, then roup 2 al 1nlo eums bags’ (OT Semanal 9 Wi Ez. 7 i PY’ woods with walnut panels on fronts. Exc = truck her o e head, felling her, : 3 ents x ‘ - Dak te . apy SeeAfe " e | went to the prisom and the iden-| ie al : Venetian stripe Holland and plain dark blue or 742.00 Cabinet $450.00 | { ——— : P P $ | $728.00 Rosewood Enamel Bedroom in the effort to ald the police in ea nsf : Fel Measuring and hanging are in- shnilar case which ended in the Baker not to commute the death phone orders. | $300.00 Mohair Two-Piece Suite $169.00 mitted a burglary in April, 1923, Furniture Shop—Fifth Floor. eee Se eeienees | - Made-to-Order M341) $122.00 Walnut Cabinet | $47.50 Imported Lacquer, , if ee lice were asked for help, but no | 6 styles $39.75 | sole Louis department again made a | aie | \ it point Chair $98.00 | compared with those of prisoners’ | | | ) .-—____, ; "| A)N opportunity awaited by many, for now you can $54.00 Nest Tables ve475 | only, at $69.50 the information that Bigham was. term of two to 14 years for rob- | ere Ba the price of ordinary plain opaque shades. ing of eight pieces $875.00 re | 1. ———— a {green Holland at the price of duplex opaque shades. $56.00 Radio Cabinet $24.75 | Suite, consisting of 9 pieces $395 00 recent hanging at Clayton, he went Se I i L To avoid errors in colors and mea- I $235.00 Mohair Two-Piece Suite $169.00 | Suite, ae of seven pieces UG es @scseer’ puntcnnent $276.00 Bedroom Suite, consisting of | $918.00 Walnit Bedroom Suite, consist, in w house at 1326 Blackstone ave- | Made of fine domestic Holland cloth, scalloped and trimmed with rayon 8 > — ma ane Of the detective Adam Riek. Same nates, size 36x84 inches, special, $1.15 shot and killed the bther, William ' “‘arroll, in firing at the fugitive. | y . . a lagged eg New Rayon Casement Cloth New Grenadine Curtain Sets to a four-year term in Boonville, “Excellent Cloth in plain weaves and Attractive Sets of grenadine with valance fin- but was released some time before t rns suitable for curtai h oh- i x a its Shik abeadaetite af 4 tear patte e ains through ished with new double shirred ruf ago. He also served a workhouse out the house. Regularly 59 fling. 36 inches wide. Ivory and J = amnsinnsetnaahetetntenananations:ctaotasmandinadeamnanattie oom eae sued by two city of Adan and een OTC A ae tLE T A ET ee term for theft. 95c the yard, natural color. Specially priced, the special Set ST. Louis ATTORNEY ARRESTED. | Curtain and a Shop—Fourth Flos: | a ‘ SC. — ' ON CONTEMPT CITATION . | | a See a-¢ Lo ie Two-Day Sale of Vandervoort a Bushes \\\\\\l | pie en Your oppoftunity tp develop a gay and {Vi i St. Patrick’s Day Box | 3 Pounds | delightful garden this Summer with these y iw . large 2-year-old field-grown Roses. ee | ot Vandervoort for | | (Nai , Pa Cand | THE same delicious blend of Coffee that is served in oer: bs : { Each: 3 for | e vy = y : Room. Inimitable, refreshing and the Coffee that has ou lished for our Tea Room an enviable reputation in this pop at en nme oe ee . Charics P. Noell Taken to Pal-— myra. Mo., Obtains Writ of Ha-. | bens Corpus from Supreme Court. ‘“harlies P. Noell, an attorney, was arrested at his office in the | Pierce Building yesterday and tak-— en to Palmyra, Mo., under a con-. tempt citation issued by a Marion County notary public for his re- fusa] to give a deposition in Hanni-— bal.-in the same county, in his $285.000 damage suit agamst the Burlington Raltiroad and a number, ef individuals. He had charged, the defendants conspired to ruin | him, following his acquittal of | dividing a fee in a Burlington | Rallroad accident case. Lawyers representing Noell ob-— $ 50 beverage. 1: | Telephone Orders Filled. GArtield 7500 Preserve Siop—Downstairs. American Beauty White American Gen. Jacquerimot Beauty Paul Neyron Dr. Van Fleet - MA. | GPECIAL for tomorrow. | : : 7 ) A St. Patrick Day box of Mme! Butterfly | , 1G! | tained a preliminary writ of ha- ‘ : Gardenia Candy containing assorted beas corpus from the Supreme. Columbia _Teplitz chocolates, fruit cordials, cin- namon potatoes, glace fruit | | | ' | ’ / | Court at Jefferson City last night, | Pi | HN See ‘Oger “a oS . , | — : - | FEN SS And various other popular varieties. - and bonbons. | ' : | | ' / Candy Shop—First Floor. and at Hannibal today Noell re-/ /_ Van Houte!) : daint spray like ridal | reat : cluster of pure white. 5c Each fused again to testify before the notary until service of the writ, , Hedge iad, | Lawn Seed Exposition of Early @arberry Thun- ruDS “Aithea” Bush (Rose of Ib. 39¢ which will release him until after | his application is heard before the, Supreme Court next Monday. His i apa- berg 2 ; P Sharon) ; Dutch White Clover, nese); bundle of = Butterfly Bush (Summer : bb. 6oc Hook Rugs and 5 75¢ Lilac) . Shady Spot, Ib. s50c petition there argues he was not | in contempt of the notary because) Red-Twigged Dogwood ) i ang Q iy , Deutzia Pride of Rochester — mreture, uilting California Privet | Forsythia (Golden Bell) Ib. 39¢ Medium; bundle Hydrange Paniculata Grandi- THE exposition of Early of 10 45c Pen Fm - of Climbing Vines . American Hook Rugs Fio ee — - | Boston Ivy, 35¢ and Quilting that is arous- the damage suit was not pending | in Marion County. but in St. Louis. | f Brighten the Kitchen PAYS PART OF TRAFFIC FINE BY'}} fr Spring With , CLEANING JUDGE'S FURNACE || Colortul eS. Weeds ap On | oe Oilcloth | | alty of $8.20. | Claude A. Fitzgerald of 1386. Goodfellow avenue violated the , 40c ; ard rattle Ws Gaturday night wad T i 1¢ - California Privet ye he 39¢ | Clematus Paniculata ; h i i : parking double on Easton avenue | I 8 rea un to reas up Mock Orange (Philadelphis | ing so muc interest in ay : in a congested section of Wellston | the kitchen in gay colored Extra Large; Philadelphue. | 30¢ this form of art-needle- ts M Today he is paying his debt to the oilcloth curtains, table cov- iladelphus Virginal soc | Honeysuckle (Halls rk will continue Thurs- | 7 —. | odel - public by cleaning a furnace in| ers and shelf cloth. No end bundle of 10 75c ‘iietenamreante Wan banana Japan) Isc ts and the rest of the | - This feu of $4.20 of the $8.20 fine tm- of ideas suggest themselves No Mail or Telephone Orders Can Be Actepted for Shrubs — " — oe =~ platen -em woes one starts refurnishing | “i : week. o onhn's or Spring. , | Thin device of justice was adopt. | KB Lr | Louisaee and tees | | Not Sieeeeed te ee e@ when Fitzgerald came into|f} Shelf Cloth to Match a | Sa a 3 nde: Skye ease io 4 ail .,.°'inder and tub ‘court Monday with $4 in his pock- | | —s : brought from Philddelphia Price! | | THIS particular pier?! : which always remain ai the greatest | os TO 4 ight and “shi t iny” and ete and declared Was a | Y rr | ns = , ‘h\ had between him on wae mets Re 10c a d | ‘ CB i ok ae it | was ever made. MB @ Many , Only This Special | bodies all of the Ede tures found ere oo | in no f “What are { d | : . eco eo | orks | Lawn Mowers "? : a inements. ‘Wa create such handiwork * O aap tf an mer. “ET clean furnaces for $2.50 a : rule; steel gar- | oa handled Gard under our competent in- | ne-f Ou oar day,” Fitzgerald said: White - Lavender | den Fork $1.29 ine a seis: $1.00 One Year Gu os S yee have and pane ‘apes — Blue Grass, American sale offers the latest - | satcsaie del De Luxe L | he Factory Has | Me Washer ux : i ae | Amount On the Club Fimge recently im- j Proved, with Apollo nick- Visit the exposition and find how simple it is to & LAER tee tit te Alen living?” Justice Brand inquired. | ey | Four tine; strap fer- | ae hank wheok eT ) t6-tooth, steel, long- _ der anid the Justice. “1 have a} eet ET | Vandervoort’s Housewares Shop—Downstairs. Vandervoert’s Art Nelle: paren, tien needs cleaning. You’ Shop—Second Floor. ——— —————— work Shop-——Second Floor. Vandervoort’s Electric PO ANE NN a ORE A hi A lM ay APO ey Aa an tell SE Whe te seu dc. cor | ide. | Spading Forks | — “setterson” speciat, 1 | Garden Rake | ; ~ structors, | | | While Th gH , ree «iby “Then I'll tell you what you can! “i < ey Last a One Year Free Sert : e. $42.50

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__ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | _WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 16, 1927__ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH_ | ment of Farms and M ae : ; To ON 66S | | nounces. BEKete,. ar B ' SMITH FOUNDER invade the mine the Smith forces} for eugenic sterilization. The vote | $1500, the stolen articles were two : 8 | rebuilt the fire. was 21 to 6. old rin j : | The dealers, he said, not licensed After a three weeks’ battle Por- shinee athe mer Se a ys ee ORK, naareh 16.—_Farm-;|and bonded by the department, by ter struck his colors. The success Bishop's Insignia Stolen. Pi: Master Southern and Cen-| | offering to pay more than the’mar- of the mine led to establishment of| By the Associated Press. r + = a “— as one of our 3 shipipns eee sie | en Fig ate and announcing ATS the Smith-Parmalee Gold Mining RICHMOND, Va., March 16.— BALDNE &S wi appreciate ce te and er ie 4 ket have been s -!cas ayments, persuaded farmers . , lace VY 4 card examination. z vi fare 000 by unscrup- | to make shipments to them. They iy tg scott yee publicity. The Richmond police have affhounced t optometrists to serve you. RE aiers Within the last mgnth, | gave checks in payment which were last time ‘his name appeared in the that the official insignia of the =e CAN BE AVOIDED lasses as low as $5.50. “Tce BE. Albrecht, dire ct of | protested and the farmers have! He Was Reputed to Be Wealth-| newspapers was when he celebrated Roman Catholic Church, the prop- Lucky Tiger kills chegerms, Stope rd's Optical Department. : ee gl office of the State Depart-/ been unable to collect, he eays. * jest: M in N Engl his ninety-third birthday. It was) erty of the Rt. Rev. Andrew J. anice q an in New Eng and discovered that he took daily walks| Brennan, Bishop of Richmond —Made Fortune in Mining. in the Back Bay district unknown! was stolen frém his residence Fri_ _Open a ICharke Account With Us 8 to all save immediate relatives. | day. Valued at between $1200 and Under the wills of - the elder | _— GLIK’S Maplewood ‘By the Associated Press. brothers most of their property} | a Av. 7283-85 Manchester Av. | BOSTON, March /16.—Benjamin| went to Peete ot | Frankiln Smith; Ista of four broth-| 19 1924 three of Smith’s grand-| BUDGET PLAN a sgh oni = so amily "Peete" — Bore wn lore South, reedom, Me.) nue" tuine Im Oma chanced ONNENFP : ES OPEN MO DAY EVENINGS italics ago to seek their fortunes|Smith at his request. A sister | , and who helped’ found Omaha, died] electeq to retain hers. here yesterday at the age of 96. Smith made his home here with 4 610-618 Washington Avenue ee ee See Eee ee He was reputedly the richest man| daughter and two nephews. : 1 Hites J ‘in New England. ! : 3 aq =f FIGAGEMENT EXTENDED! "f| His fortune was estimated at| Vermont Senate for Sterilization. | ~A Complete Showing of New ‘ ‘ more than $50,000,000. By the Associated Preas. - | Former $250 to $875 be ty demand for tickets which could not be met in a single week, With his brothers, Francis, David] MONTPELIER, Vt., March 16. | T | iD: lis and George, he started business by| —-The Vermont Senate has taday | ne and Ten Pieces - tf ts have been made fo continue the local engagement of ‘selling lithographic prints of presi-| Passed a bill which would provide | Al ORED | lA | nt hursday at | * Greatest Show On dents and steel engraving of Amer-| : |ilcean cities. In Omaha's early days! ANVERTISEMENT | a iad In LARGE ate $i, 1p BLS Ng el Seg Pe al HORM Bick. han on Have You Ever Blamed Your Eyes For Those Afternoon HeadachesP > Most headaches come on in the after- ’ | . | noon, after close work. a > BS ti $15.75 Cie s : First Time in History—a Sale Like This! Two-Piece | $265.00 Pow ) Vanity Dressers,ten j| ff 4 : $69.50 if Wood Beds, various : $19.75 t Bedroom Suite, consist- bieces $875.00 od Enamel Bedroom ing of 9pieces. $395.00 Decorated Bedroom ing of seven pieces $195.00 a Suite, — eusenassi whe A-ha ent tient tooth het ig tent Arnage, =e athe Ar ty ie te a ents te A tynrcln ate tte, eet di in ae ty _ 2 gio 2 ae ee 4 : . : ee ” "3 . Be " S£EsSEu as: & ~*~ St. Louis’ Favored Electric Washer REDUCED IN underpriced purchase of factory surplus stock enables us to offer this sharply cut price for a few more days... until these are sold to St. Louisans eager to make this great ems . Ee mii lt‘ dS Ce Me wAnA lt saving on the improved de Luxe Eden Washer. Here 1s the ale of Vandervoort - : | = Pec mt = itn a Be no a ee * a oe a & § von the a. : ee 5 a opportunity many have awaited. You can now buy the , ® | ell Sok ee r—“‘éTCG | dependable, long-wearing Eden Washer for LESS than the 90m Coffee my 2 ee 214 price of washers which cannot compare with the Eden in , | PR ie ® a S ere. Pe ae ae se Cee Pts popularity or washin J effici ency, if you act— P Sa fee ——CO|:=C#w#sé~@By tthe $170 Eden. Washer ff of Coffee that is served in our Tes Si fm os ed : : a Be ASS . - 2 Poe: — : - uy i e $ | en as er or Only Shing and the Cotfes that bee er a Oe ete Be sf. $127 50 While This Special 5 Cas | ¢ a ee = & ; att et ee: ae ee ; “a _ h 1 enviable reputation in this popular Filled. GArtield 7500 . a re. oe ee ee - ohgepe aldose. i r | Fi : : oo Rg ae P ur chase Lasts 12 or 18 months to pay, at a , = f- oT : se Re REED ea , slight added charge. Use-the , ' ! ; ¢ Eden while it pays for itself The factory has not reduced the regular price! The minute the sale : isn sewiets tes leeeeeianee Saeed Ed WwW h BN oS . : : of this special purchase ends the regular price will again prevail. You nat oven aamuiediaa en asners Be & #—£e oe ae must dct at once... NOW ... if you hope to make this $42.50, saving! in time, toil and clothes wear & aor | Ws we e eel é 4 Investigate this offer. You will decide to buy at once and let this and tear. Latest M odel ~~ \ i eee a algae greatest washday servant end the hard labor in your home. a: 1 2 Sn 50 | = Shed ba see = » =. A ana dipee tyson nme iin OF : (=e TE ily itty yt ++ an ee ee eo 2 > os « ony ~e - wr ag > “ . o> : oft ee lena dnanah anata ake aesee Se pe ho Ore ~ ste : te ne geben » to tre Meme gee oF | i Be li ae Meret Agneta dine .cehenna - — é % . ’ 2 Re Nagi Morty My A Gee Me ot Grae oe Ate Gem A Saving of 94350 | While Limited Quantity Lasts — $5 Down 12 or 18 Months to ; | Model Pay Balance This sale offers the latest A Small Additions! = By ,¢, De Luxe Eden ALY | Amount On the Club Pl Biwroved with Avollonich, LOUIS WOLKEN ELECTRIC CO., Spring and Humphrey—LAclede 1528 PHIS particular model i# Byer end tub = Q@ne Year Guarantee....Free Service the greatest Eden chat 7 right * spec You receive a brand-new De Luxe Eden, as pictured above, with DOMESTIC ELECTRIC COMP ANY, Distributors | d “shiny” and was ever made, It Mf Bim, S)° “tiny” an NE-YEAR FREE SERVICE, just . | Eden fea- fact arantee bond and O J 3 ; bodies all of the Eden © BPtures 5. in a Sew ae you paid the full price. These Edens are new and 908 Pine Street GArfield 2600 finements. By Washer 2 perfect, no seconds. One Year Guarantee , One Year Free Servies }_ The $42.50 Saving Is Yours if You a Quickly! .% weer rs Antenne ~ * + oe +e Pi aa . ‘ a OF Oat hci Sits yee: 4 we oy — dpa ett Magn? 4 : ¢ rel 4 ® 4 2 vi « eS F y . veg» neaans eee pe et Beg nin Sy panama + Radics Ae one ¥ OR ALLA D A APPL AG OO AB AP PB APD PO OI Oe . " =~" eo Meee SCRUGGS- VANDERVOORT-BARNEY STIX, BAER & FULLER Electric Shop, Basement - GArfield 7500 _ Electric Shop, 5th Floor - CEntral 6500 Or See One of the Many Eden Sales Representatives +: d ttle Bes aR? Wee? Saye 2 Is wo eh alin te oda —,. >t eee . Eeeeneereseseses “eeeeeseess>*:*. + i z. Pe . daub : : er bud ellen tenslt = * is 4 - ~~ a af ’ * SB Pf me RE T° is ee Pret at ; - 4 ae ee bet, ay by Shiny | aes Gee eer Semae: ee a ee paerre> are r > a a ae aes ’ + sage & puilnlananl — —+— : | , . _ bis eng gh ig gel ge be ery ge 4 pee er Oe ~~? * i . : ~~ r = ’ =~

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SS - aes “ i ye 2. . " y pees” odie » J 4 he >. * Sa, . Se ove b + ps iN 6 2 ; : » of : ; oo OR 4 a oe & . te aa oe eee ”. > eS ee gs LP es ; , 3 . S ; ; - re . - ; “, ae 4 a . >. v . ~ : . ae : er P Se. ee. Se I a ee GO lt te a , “ ry . # . a Ss a Te, See, om oe ’ oe os F ‘ nm ahs +s _— ey ga " wt ~ ‘i —_ a 4% aa f, P a: . > tinct be . » 7 ae ‘ é +. > 4 7 Shae “s = i — . baer . = a . weary 4 i Aldermen End Investiga ion . ad . ' : | eS " but After Two Hour of Thursday Brings Many Anniversary Features of Exceptional Merit Fin retestingy Woe oop — ~— | 39¢ Turkish es Women’s and Misses’ New Spring b| F ~, io a . | An Anniversary Special for Men That Guaran- | ? FEAR 4 CHARGE ' tees Real Savings on New Spring Clothes Towels ; OF WHITEWASHING | y, Ac F Or Men and Young Men ode ala cele ~: d | “Sex Lovely Sports and Dressy Models | For Anniv¢rsary i | T ] Yet to Censure Marshal Ma- | | Tewels — ae loney Would Reflect on seconds. ales BBE ET Ry tne MR » vy N 7 7 b ¥ a R Petey 4 RGN rhe, ) a4 eS eee bs : eit pe “es bas ‘ ‘ as | a. REI 4n rey, lage Nile ls are one, eae . eee Rom a aa gett site. ee 2 ENE EMY ae te 2 ne, Aare: ta te es oe a a or ee weet A 7 * ‘ * " Opinion is sharply divided in th® | committee as to the responsibility | (Bargain Basement.) Sj ? broideries, and pink or rose * - cotton linene are ready of City Marshal John Maloney for | . — 7 failure of Richmond Heights police | You can choose two Suits, two Topcoats, - | BASEMER (a lie el to make 10 raids in the suburb : ° - ss ‘ : ’ a | after receiving reports of law. vio- | ; Boge | oS Suit and Topcoat combined, teed en 50c Table fo : a fo LB New and beautiful . in | ] + et ee Soe a 3 3 ‘ ; 7 4m i pronouncement issued for ; " ase Georgette in lovely pat- Teste ee tae, fo ee | - PSR shirred ‘ ree 3 ee 3 : > as + | shirre 7. ' publication. promises to clean up Spring fabrics tailor- New English box- terms, hemmed or fringed, packet. Richmond Heights. Marshal Ma- 7 : 2 ed correctly and in, back effects, in light and pretty lace scarfs, ae 2 Phe | - New Spring Colors pea xy ¥ ¢ | Anniversary Special. loney has beén a staunch support- ty] , laid d shadow fringed. be it ee er of Mayor Hdwarid i. Houlihan. styles to suit every ‘averpiaics and shadow (Bargain Basement.) 5 TONG SS, shame ¥ } New Tans Greens Navy : at é | F . : = S37 | : " * Ae 2 a « ° >. Nay ieee ee coe! = 2 ee |) Black and White Combination loney, opponents will sav that he a : . BS ‘A -ana. i¢ the of double - breasted _§ fabrics included. Beau- ; ‘2 . ° ° ° — Dt. acai ih et x committee censures him the pres- a styles, also-conservative tifully trimmed and tai- U S t ee , wt ie . cree 5 Agia . x : ; . (St. Louis’ Largest Bargain Basement) ent etc. will be charges ¢ effects in worsteds that lored. Style combined nion UuITS . _ | a re is Re cempure of Ma- > aL bottom trousers, plenty | selection of fine Spring g ildren’ has been whitewashe: Children's Sizes for Misses, Women and Stouts with res lg nsibility for lax law wear wonderfully well. | with service The principal witness last night : was James Dillon, chief Federal The most wonderful group of garments in stock ever assembled 39c eemeen enforcement officer, for the price. Several prominent manufacturers have contributed sagt Mosh 2 te: 12 yeaa . 54th A al nniversary Sale who testified that Tom Brown Sizes 2 to 12 years. Richmond Heights policeman, had liberally to make this a real value sale. Profits have absolutely bloomer lee Reece apg Ab ae said to him: “I am rather losing : me style. Made of 72x80 nainsook. aeafidence in mty Chief.” meaning been forgotten. (St. Louls’ Largest Bargain Basement.) (Bargain Basement.) | 9 Maloney, and had asked Dillon to ) J analyze a sample of liquor seized . : im a raid. Officer B rnoh estified at ° ° ° . ivitee Wearing that he had takes Aout 1 / Wo en’s Silk Hosie o—_ = Pure Thread Silk and Silk-and-Fiber Hebe + the. sample to Dillon after Ma- nniversary Sale $10 Steel ‘First Qualities and Some _ Irregulars. loney had held it for three weeks without reporting an analysis h gel ysis. at such a tremendous price reduction that we are able to am) Brown said, “I thought maybe th | —— Bought s p - chief didn't want 1! ¢ \ A A} a | rar. .,. i | » sae tia on Ht’ if {ii j AL these fine Hose for only 5§5€¢. the case prose- cuted.” He refused to tell the cog:- A ’ 1 nniversar Price mittee what he had said to Dillén. . _ ‘ -. Stills Everywhere. | — ee y @, ayor Houlihan asked Villon if fi . eo . Wit : , , , he thought Richmond Heichts was Bs a ie : o.: Pure silk, also silk-and-fiber Hosiery in assorted wetter than any other town in St. a on Sia tif) 4 - eee he eZ MN fd , ine- i ag . lé testiti in brow vory finish. While 200 last. we ...4 "CBA : Cee Ue YEG weil hd te wi) "% = Aha owed eo eng spon a Anniversary Sale Price. Oc Sateen ; ae ' top. ote "HO ate coNMone . . .* vy 5 “we yp Ah, Mp ; Yess ty % y . _ i. Heights homes in a search for $10 Felt-Cotton Mattress $8 Fabric Link Springs ‘a XQ NS 1%) Toe 7H UWe0OCCUNo’ Phone or Mail Order® OL SE WA RES oe 19c liquor. In three homes the party Good quality felt around A WHEL. Wt, ~G vi fos (ee. Reade? Besmese Meee py Yard... Cc ee ee «$25 Refrigerato fouhd wine or home brew, but cotton center. Art ticking Excellent quality temper- Made by the Well-8 made no arrestS as the liquor was covered. Full 55 ed steel, well 89 for home eonsum ption. roll edges. braced. Any om S Bi: 3 | 26-inch cotton sateen, | { | 9. “Belding Hall Co., Have The hearings have been attended Any standard standard . - : 2 inch, 2 to 10 yard ; § o.. ss yee sagte, . a %F ‘ i | Grade Oak Finished by large crowds and standing room size size es , solid colors lengths, checks and plaids. adeot chides ee only has been the rule. About one- 1 | = ae po ig ‘ En fourth of the voting strength of iat Pil ows—each . he 69c (Rasesin Waseteent.) (Racgain Basembnt.) : $2.19 to $1 98 New Sping Silks * a i $0 se ich ice, Ear clean fu Richmond Heights turned out last , «st. Leuis’® Largest Bargain Basement.) night. estimates of the crowd $2.19 FLAT THREAD CREPE—The new popular Spring AY ranging from 500 to 700 persons. ple 8 ee eae —— eo wee shades. 40 inches wide a : 7 ae Ae $5,000,000 BRITISH MOVIE Special Sale Thursday, 82. 95 | i $1.49 Women’s $2 PRINTED CREPE DE CHINE—Beautiful quality, popu- | . ALL, TO COMBAT U. S. FILMS lar Spring colorings. 40 inches wide be | il-Copper Wash } Boilers Pos Pibianing Cor Peay re oY AM H ATS Handmade Underwear $2 WASHABLE CREPE DE CHINE—Excellent quality. 4: ee Hip handles. a: ~ = a oa b> gy ee Spring shades. 40 inches wide lion Gollars and some of the great- | > Rae, Se ee) Sti $2 SILK BROADCLOTH—Extra heavy. Street shades, and est men in English Gheutins and / TS One Just as Sketched : eh Peed Vee Gowns, Chemise, white. 32 inches wide a dy enter the mo- ' ff AI\ : ! RS : — rama are ready to enter mo 1, ON —— oy : h = Ae Step-Ins $1.98 CHIFFON TAFFETA—Soft, chiffon finish, pastel and tiem picture field to break down f , ie , . ; . . American supremacy, it is an- he’ Felt and Straw erway fee oe 4 eee street shades, changeable combinations. 36 inches wide nounced by an agent of the pro- he : , ~ : ee i ( Nugents—Bargaia posed concern. ‘Sas Novelty Braids ~4 by i | ha Sale Price The Palace of Engineering, a, position, will be utilized for pro- The wanted duction. Contracts have been made | me Fed ¥ . for three super-films. Among the | oat Hats of the | <4 ‘Bstra well ee eee ee ee moment. fai” \ pe on = 2:2. | braced on fold. | wan: Sawerthy, Are- + Charmin ‘ | 7 R lar $7.95, $8.95 and $10 C | min ott: | i * old Bennett. Hall Caine and Sir. . ~ i | f | : egutar ° , an 0 Coats ae te all he ing stand. Fin- | j : a | j ollection, is 4 S les : a _ ished sm a ee Bevis. | a sex a, ff a : 4 Choose from belted models, tailored models we" Sate An —— "British Incorporated Pict ures. tailored in ae jae ae . . Png a nive rsary Ltd.” i@ to be the title of the com. | ee | Fa | ae Ae plaids, checks and solid colors as well as mix- = : Sale Price— pamy. It te sald to have signed, etl of. A= al’ | *. Dalitititie nentionsd in = tures. All the new Spring colors. pizes 7 to — $1. 79 "$1 49 14 @uthors for five-year options | cates Re | “"S| contrasting colors and LE i pe) 14 years. : a ' | on: Shetr stories. | | fects. eee | fy Raues * 14 hand embroidery as well as : ein a/ : yy 45 Red Rubber ake — H New Argentine Beef Plant. ! Rens Po pee’ a4 handmade. White and 7 ww, . S ‘al - . prinkling : ‘BUENOS AIRES, Maren 14 — ose an open eo / ee | Fa niversary special. £71 ° ? too new Coats, in . President de Alvear today attend. Black White a Rae | \ Ba ignm. Ir $ oats sizes 7 to 14 years e@ the opening of the Frigorifico, (St. Leais" Largest Bargain Baseme | Rt tig \ ea (St. Laute’ Largest a : ; : : sa as wt.) osy ee % Bargaie Basement.) : believed to be South America’s 3 an — — P | — ey ' 4¢St. Leais’ Largest Bergaie chilled beef pliant. The | which emplors 6000 per. | : . Lie ‘British to en = Deals buflding used in the W embley Fx- | . 4 = Bt aes a ; , a | EE se. * cs

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-ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 16, 1927__ — ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ici PAGE » > — $a — ——— fi mst eae eae] destithiee aa ae Seatatitt ; "i Ey araTEae Pes dE DR RM Ett AP MG ARE M2 re POPES at: OR eee ee ™ an BN Meth ln ED sestibdiuidiibih cb Oumar Tn 7 MIMIC In rrr SSUTGATSSASASTY ONAN AGAR NTEIETY—hnncAbURNAENAT” 0! DIMRMULNNY, Jit HoERrnaartneh = ail UGENTS 5 AnmversarySale ¥ ye BIG SALE CONTINUE S—THOUSANDS OF SUPER- ‘VALUES NOT ADVERTISED—BIG SAVINGS SAA RA RONAN ON 7 9 ~ere AmaARAt MARA: AeARAn TAA ARON AARARARARABAD APA AARARARA AR RADA AAEUR RRA PAAR ARAR. AAR AA RR AAR RAR AD Arne ae i re . ru SOO Caper ae meng re * ; R 2 . Y ee * In an Unusual Sale—Men’s ATHLETIC UNION SUITS O5c f iy . . : 7 You can buy your Sum- “t ~4 JIS mer needs at this sale at : . | remarkable savings — in- A Specially Purchased Group of 500 of the Latest Modes—Col- © he- wedeneh d Fabrics in Spri Genuine Imported OTS ali S 1 pring English Sale¥Millinery [$9 == Color Silk Stripe Pongee, Plain White The Cloche—the Brimless Style—the Vagabond— The Felt—the Straw—the Narrow Brimmed Are Here in Wide Assortments Pongee, | Genuine Soisette, Broadcloth, Mannish Coats i tistic fashioning. The advent of Spring makes imperative just such gay, debonair styles 4 | Bright cretonne combined é : as these—a glimpse in the department revealing wide choice among the Sports Coats i “ with black cotton sateen; a newest of the new modes. Ribbons, rhinestone ornaments, pins, tucks, em- lade ADs ott dedadh dude A hh Ade at Ad me Vueevuve eee “Vv eam" — ¥ W¥ ¥¥ Weveweres When days grow warmer easily laundered Aprons will be in demand and these of black cotton sateen, made gay with colored hand em- broideries, and pink or rose _ cotton Minene are ready to slip int! AA RA RA AAA Ae a eer ARARA Vee ev etme he Add ded ted died hb hk ane ' Perfect in every way, they sway the wearer into gayer moods by their cé!- orful grace and ar- AR PARA RARAGAAA GA AR AMERPARAL WVU eee tee & Dobby Broadcloth, Rayon-Stripe convenient pockets; practi- ; vy : cal, becoming styles make |f | “ broideries, the unusual shaping of brim or crown, are the effective detiile Broadcloth, Dressy Coats | 2 - these truly interesting for | $ evidenced. everywhere. Fancy Madras, Other Good Materials. home wear. , : : yme sample Coats with silk crepe i (Nugents—Second Floor, South.) | - Asa Feature un Regular $0 and | a the Big 54th $7.50 Spring All are sleeveless, knee- ing included in the lot. L x | Anniversary Hats in the = length style, cut full and Sale Big Sale $25.50 Belber Gladstones guaranteed to fit; they exceptionally well full cut, well tailored and trim- 1 _ ~ $11.50 Leather ¢ | Ry fe Tans Rose % Compose rath Bs ing fashion. You will enjoy wear- : “Uy oy ‘ss Hatboxes E RO. Blues Genus s : gee ~ | 4 In.the Anniversary Sale Real cowhide leather in m this assortment. Le at q Bi the latest boar grained & Tf} o* Nes e ea | ) pistsasens Le Greens Black ) Black and White 4 finish, finely lined, with 3 | m A 4 vd . PB) shirred 1) we . pring Colors a = $7. 04 FRR Two-Tones | Navy Special. V-neck style: elastic web in back; closed crotch . Sizes 36 to 46 (Nugents—Main iain: North.) Py held A Ae Beedaded datas bh be Ae he) — Vevewe eouwe Rich black or mahogany genu- ine cowhide | leather; leather lined: solid mas- sive brass hard- | Greens Navy mm \l oF) : $3.75 Hat! : Ry ty The New Henley : New Straws hi inati — = hoxes I \ ey ; ae Ee ite Combinations | Good quality black f oe Felts in the Newest Values $5 to $7.30 Combinations of ware; sewed-on nite Combinations i= l, well b lige ‘ aud a teeter banite pi: ld Materials, Crochets : on ce , Women and Stouts | SS os ee : , Ribbon, Flower Sale Second Floor, South— : | a Case that will | : Ee. =} lined. $ 49 ‘ \ . and Braid Millinery Department _ New Banded c HW give excellent i (St. Loutis’ Largest Bargain . 38 A Vv ° : © 4 “ ‘. ‘ e wear. NAAR 22 7, Chamois Good wearing quality, _ Elastic Negligee Girdles ene — made a Sar) Shinola Shoe Polish. and bristle deub- aC, aig of 3. 69¢ ™ Of good quality, “ limit of 3 | Sew-On eT 2-strap on pr.,37¢ | rubber. .. 39¢ ae ' Limit of 3. j heme i ae with seam ; (Nugents—Main Floor, North.) F sailacihesthdigusic.a- diel disecucladileaeaetplasaasietiioli tie $$ _—$____ (Nugents—Main Fioor, South.) or phone po Set— box, 21 C ER RS OF PS PAR. | No mai! or phone orders .. , ee ~ 4 ew f > ASERSALLSE 2511 | Se ere A fine-wearing, service-weight Hose. with high = boot and narrow garter - No Ph M 10 d J | HOUSEWA RES . AAA RAAAMIOA i ry A RARA RAR AAA AR AR RAAMERDA RA RA AA AARARAAA PARR ARIF ARA RA RADA RAAA AR AA RA AATTRR PARA BARA RARAAR PARA PMEERAR* TAA FARARARA AA AA RAED A RR OAAARARA AA RA PARA AA eet ee Women’s Silk Hosiery oF hone or Mau Urders te 8 In the Anniversary Sale li Big Savings Now! “C4 Sale Price 4St. Louis’ Largest Bargain Basement.) : . Fae $25 Refrigerators 19 4 7 4 Made by the Well-Known ee ‘ain ; 3 8. “Belding Hall Co., Have High- 7 | | ef 4 Grade Oak Finished Case 6 . * =. 7 3-door side-icer style. Sanitary fF i . 5 white lined provision chamber. Holds Sping Silks . | ; 50 Ibs. of ice. Easy clean, removable very unusual value, full- = he § drain pipe and fit teahdonad all-silk service Hose. Q 2 tured at , | : rr d with non-rust $ 50 I l f lar $ lar rin : fF te “9 rreguiarg oO our regular 1.50 pu Sp 8g A YARD ; = A. guaran’ eed ice € ‘ 0 Q e ° $ * and $1.65 Hose, made in square d ad d | a Yard lit and pointed heel styles and Reghaee: $ 59° one Wash Vash Boilers | — $2.98 Flat Crepes $1.75 Striped Tub Silks $3.50 Khaki-Kool comes in all the wanted Spring <td wood grip hand} os For tailored, sports or evening In the Anniversary Sale Just the weave for the new icity i sports frock or tailored suit; new SS SU SUNNY VEY WEN VY Ey aae th sh +¥s See ee mee vevuvey = _ oe eveedy el a —_— ————— ; : Sterling Silver | Silver-Plated Salt and Pepper | | Sugar and | Sets Cream Sets These individual salt Particularty gtaceful shades. Sizes 8% to 10. (Nugents—Main Floor, North.) bng lid. Are in fu No. 8 size; os so wear. Extra-heavy nes hae le In a season when simplicity is the vogue, these quality, pew colors, white or blac are the very silks one will want most for the de- Spring colors; 36-inch, yard, $2.49 pattiversary Sale le pric ce. 40-inch; yard - $1.98 pendable frock. Seldom may one buy them so 4d pepper shakers are design in hammered ° e reasonably—stripe ee on —_ grounds; 36 $3 French Crepe | aeatactive for home, plain effect—eliee or h; d “i brid prizes or as bri- ni . ptated New Printed Silks a Incomparable quality; fine | aal gift ‘A pleasing pat- Special poe eal Bee More than 100 designs and col- thread, close weave, every imag- | tern. 3 salt and 3 pepper. item, specially purchased ors in distinctly different effects: | 54-Inch Pongee inable shade, 40-inch; yard, $2.49 | : 80 for this event. a” | #-89C | |... $9.97 : $ 49 | of 6. Set . a AsADARA LE LA AA BAMA RA AA BARBARA BARA BARA MRA RARAPA AA Cc . : } “‘ | $2.50 Ironing ; $2.50 Utility ies. | Boards | Cabinets “ “inch | ; ming kind, | Extra well | “a tg mitcnes aa an | braced on fold. | Win hold | Ing stand. Fin- | _erments. i8hed smoothly. | : Sale | Anniversary as well as mix- : | Bale Price— sary Sale Price. 40-inch; yard ' Regularly $1.98 yard; imported all- $1.79 Foulards : | silk Japanese Pongee; natural color $2, $2.50,Crepe de Chines All-Silk Radium Ree: aplrtiert “g Fine thread, closely wo- light and dark grounds; 15 E ven: in 50 of the new i Pure silk in close weave; for tai- Yard pieces to choose from; 32 Spring colors and black; lored blouses, sports dresses or cos- and 36 inch; yard . ne yard came slips, 36-inch (Nagents—Main Fioor, South.) ae SE en ee ; ve VWee eee ervey ene ye ¥ yy Wey A eA A | Silver-Plated 1 Silver-Plated | Meat Platters | | Pieces t weveue Tere rereuelee CEU EEE OCU HE HEH COU e OR EL EH EURO EU EH EET EEE ee eee EET eee hEw ees : , :, ' Attr . = thd , : tt active for Olors. Sizes 7 to , = 2 a | $1 79 $1 49 = 45 Red (rap. age vara rneneansahosneshtieeepiaciatcnaiiiey ee¥ ve vee see veateeeyey ese . “ CUO VEYEN bee VEU’ YO U8 10 UN ET ubber Sprinkling Hose © | Heavily plated on a | | home. Offering choice of | “ : j Mickel silver base. is | dea nt eee | rays, Reli shes, they last, $ st aan” Value; : a ly + a . — ¥ ¥ mc s | ut w Coats, in g toe. Men’s 25c Handkerchiefs $1.75 Bed Sheet Set of Pearl on Amber Recipe C abinets | dinish, ral pod. | } Sh orem Seeees, ' is i: wwe : , : lwe. to 1 ears, a , ° ~ : , Extra size Bed Sheet made 10 pieces. Fine Oak Cabinets with Bie. ‘5 : . * ; % . ee . Of — oo sea oe of = very good quality $ 20 quality, beautifully 9 recipe index and blank Sale oar? 95 | : Se ea with coiorea woven [: bleached sheeting; 81x99. An- decorated. Ann iver- cards. A nn j versary | " (St. Louis’ Largest ‘gain 4 diet ders. Anniversary Sale niversary Sale | e i Pee DAA AA RA RADA RMAAR BARA f) TY TVYTYTTYT Price. North.) (Main Floor, Seuth.) (Main Fleor, Nerth.) (Main Fleer, North.) RR ORE «(Main Floor, (Fearth Fleer, Seuth.) * ‘ * ‘ a ; .

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\ : LOUIS POST-DISPATCH J PAG E 10 ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH : eee EVENING, MARCH 16, 1924 __. - ; re ST. LOU! MM Pate . " = eS SSS S| WE GIVE AND REDEEM EAGLE STAMPS : Cake Specials vy Dres ea ie : : | vw Se ey peas ‘ Pai. Gi ae AE on Rage we Stine taat Ae. ge A oa) erp they Sse re &Q . . triad ¢ Vv —for St. Patrick’s Day. | : es * ; ¥ Women’s Purses Silk Gloves —for St, Patrick's Day - Excellent $ 1 é 9 Sve — ™ , ‘ yA ee ee Cintas os =: | | | alues | ately 1 ' _ infant anty Dee 2 § vat =. *i $1.25 : decorated ..... 50c made of cervienail pie q ) i ; r) : : a EF € Leather Purses in pouch C Sample “Stetson” Charlotte Russe, materials in various ae a , OPERAT 7: and under-arm styles. Well Silk Gloves for wom- patterns. Sizes from 2 tee made and lined—fitted with en. Flared and fancy ——— a THE MAY CQ. Bap oe Rite ee iatag rar teeey ae eterna gst 28 Magan cin tae 3 r 3 Wa 2 hg ve Ee pe 5 get & ¥ to eel Pers 1m g panne CI Pe ) tion mal Aes’ a ga Sahin agp Ay Tae ee ere vires at ae ne ere ery eee ee Ko APR ite Ge Or ae a , Ra PEt: Ee . i ee ———are ne : for ge = years. ne | mirror. Many colors. sabreidered calf ~~ oD NT FCONOMY S TORE NEW S | asement Baker: ee Lm “Anes : Basement Economy Store syle. Basement | | ) i] were... 1 A —_— -~ E | Se Louis Ne 5 Thursday—Another Big Event in the Basement Economy Store for Women and Misses— ale of Marcy Lee Dressette => . ’ ’ : ee -Color Fabrics — Many 3000 of the Most Attractively “Different” Wash Dresses That You’ve Seen in Many Seasons—All of Fast-Co ; of Them Gay iite—in Styles Decidedly Suitable for Street Wear—and a Complete Range of Sizes—Misses,’ Regular and Extra You'll Be Surprised to Secure Them at | Obviously Every Model Is Worth Far More @ Marcy Lee Dressettes are decidedly new and as cleverly styled @ The sketches give you some idea of the attractions of these as silk and woolen garments at many times their price. This “Dressettes’”—but you must see them to appreciate how closely hig event offering them at $2 should prove a feature attraction they follow Spring fashions—and how individual they are in a 8 7 & . downtown Thursday—and it certainly marks another extraor- trimming and fabric. Careful inspection will reveal deep hems, ‘an BE ; IIE Ss OE a POL EOE che ey. GAS i wakes nt iecaliaiies bagha Peet” A FS ont UR a ee ‘ : Bviem amr Ge veya ae yrs wip ‘ eee ee ea Nile Na ere hes inn ae A Se AIOE EES TE ee ee ee a s i eR i , "3 (eee s - ‘al s Both vente BE > pe : ~ il ae een at Sco ERE 0 RIOR Sok RAE OR OP « pa : 2 . ie sanlanan Be ee sc a the X gga Sees i Sgegeing , i ay ee ah ar 1S) 5 AE iSgtnee op Bare ENS, a ‘ - Ne eS ee Aa TR ay a oe nae PSM 4 Sa > axl oe awn. Pen fis eels - sae aw Nh liye a er eae ean . me: . " (ie hae FN, ng alas ie oe ae er er pee bigs. "7a, eae t eee ro Sa ee ete PS jt et eee oe” eet ee 7 ; oy ¢ os a : in ad P rit » “s P - . - awe 1 fm 4 a ae . é > a. fie : wes. ' te a Od wt | os PAY ’ = . Pryee wh ¢ LA Ny ~ elena DMs im at SO ont es SOs Me tae ego Nt” Fa Pe? he . tl Ape? ope - ee Bow iy ioe fannie Se dead Y te 2 ee ee | Cat - ee RON BIA Ay be Ne nh tt Ree ie PhD FS eo be a ea a hin opt ot ae Pirte Nigehaion ee ae + aire Ror weet ite ed . Leen & ey, ter SS y easy . SAGE AT. S806 ith: OSE me” 2 oyu s « ved wee Ay a gt ce Ee Made ase 6 See) - mone Semeitiiny 55S 6 ERD Lee om Be Here at 9 O’Clock— Some Styjes Will Doubt- less Be Sold Out by Noon oa -_ ln ah Cael ie RAE AIE AE NIE AR ANT: ei TNE a ent ER CG thes An AON asia gpa eR A Mb dh Allis Saas bitin ce weiss cba Sy Riad score bainanitioia sc gneeemgres : es TE ae nenee pgale TeeRRe Re Rh deacalargen, mi Pe: emmy te ee ene te wits = 8 ee a Basement Econemy Store e 2 e* Black and ¢ * Frock Makers Will Want >¢ Georgette Crepe An Appealing Value, Yard Beginning Tharsday, an Extremely Important Event—The Result of a Very Fortunate Parchase—This Offering of An Extraordinary Selling of 500 500 New Spring Coats || Sports and Banded Hats | |p So i ge SB . ; 3 a ial Par- 4 / \1) PB @All-silk G Crepe in a Accortment for Women and M —FEvery Outstanding Value i ‘ Secured ina Very Specia Lif, | Va ll-si eorgette Crepe in a A ~ A Most Varied Asso _Misses—Every One an - : chase— Extreme Values, at 5 277/// jn ae Yj pe Mi) OTe complete range of colors 0 ane “a ‘ i a ee fake - Re . ‘ pares coma wide igen it Neath sini beeen ig etlior ah eae eee eee nt Se rere asides lovee 3 . ey ae 5 - é sed p 6 Ea - reg * . ex SS - uy ad s . olla * - , , than one usually finds in such an aye ——- ent [////// . a Vs ae 2dvantageously priced, and de- $ 71) ri SY > | WHE F @my ‘stable quality. Light shades for BE SS ¥ | > | ae Summer frocks and lingerie— | a ee LD ae ae 0S} 2" the smart new street shades. / © y ri os aa Sartell» Se tye p pialtSar ag Ss Choice at the Remarkable Price of oi Black and white. too. @ A type of headwear that . 2 : : “ - és . 9 a “4 SZ set i 4f ae hes wide will be quite “the thing” for G7 ? . F — inen aa . / . oF i wie r) ty > Spring and note the very =} CLF ) ee fF a you see it > ° ihe. : You j - moderate price of $2.45! a enough Surely an-opportunity that A Remarkably Interesting Group for several gar- se * SE A ) will attract hundreds. Make 2 ’ 4 ments q@ An event that S going to make our Basement ' ie = | | it a point to select early from hirts e Daylight Silk Section Apparel Section a busy center from the time Sy mi. 4 them. en by a 3 —Third: Fleer the doors open Thursday morning! Just think NFS ia Eo f Swiss Mi i | gaa P : ns Just thin ee SF hapten —_Excellent Value—Offered Thursday | low you May secure a new Spring Coat at the j } ri . remp. in the “@ i . ‘ , _tiges . Cf newest desirable exceptionally attractive price of $8.75! Truly a 4 rs shapes, trimmed $ m’e*s ‘ 7 oe fre. oo ame a i nent ahp-slitcaeyh om! S Srepges eeweee are —_- maaia vikgbtns | Aa Seg ones ~ ww «@ it 1§ an opportunity of utmost importance, 3 Ae ae Se a ae yee Very ns > wane ° ~ ) ee og off ‘ty PF ons. ‘ctl cially with the —— of Easter and other \ Sian 2. i. Every one has a Special e.. at, | oe 4 & occasions wnen youll want to be well dressed. |. \ Re NE taffeta lining to : ned Shirtes WOl\a @ | : mA a I They were specially purchased and represent A -J Se nn € Included are neckband and collar-attac ‘orintel \ : 1 ; i ted broadcloth, domestic broadcloth, § values that are not often obtainable at this | - Offered in extra- mai arte printed pongee, printed and silk tigure. Sizes 16 to 44. / large head sizes as madras re . | | ee as the regular : Choice of white and plain colors also ay p Fashioned of tweeds, mixtures. , erie a varied assortment of fancy stripes =] novelty materials and twills— , 3 ee and checks. All sizes 14 to 17. a in tailored, belted and 4-button a — double-breasted models. Some fur-trimmed, while others have plaits and various trimmings. + pani des Slag a >» =e . > , a bse * tow af ie woh ves a te 13 P «Oe Sia ed ppttan she gee RRS Pee Bee ot) aha e. -ybai ses na hc th: SN ER RRR AR eRe EN NRC ‘ : es rs ee ee gen, 0 haa a4 8 g ein » ” wv - “ ly ” =o 27g Ad i, 4 Kap bg ‘spite SN te 6 te: Sea RR — #@# iietind capes © ” eater ve * ee pte — Ain eapeliiada lara » ? e aa aed So im na, Se Pade a + - AS ‘ ” ih ORE) db PR, ona . neice Gee Li dees Or i ee aes $e —s ws one Ate — 7 ” 4 OLDE ee SAS Be Ree C9 A ca, Mae te aay ener wren te. ee et gente were 9 ee, ee ry eecginen - e€ . abd. Nae oe oe es yo gal ve A ime Thursday You May Save Substantially on These Be Among the First to Select From Them Six Domestic Specials New Silk . Thursday at 9 A. M. : Wanted Items at Prices That Should Indace Brisk Buying Special, Yard, @ ~ Pepperell Sheeting : Bed Sheets ~ 5 9 | Fil & r _— ie yun... ae $:-10 Velan, 7c | JF et ace ane S Newly Arrived Lot of Unbleached 10-4 Pepperell Sheeting in The well-known “Famous-Barr” brand : . lengths of 2 to 6 yards. Ideal for of seamless bleached Sheets in 54x90- " ' 9 ‘ | ae = | Fe Offered Special, Thursday, Each. coal - 1 29 W omen Ss Hose , sheets, mattress covers and other pur- inch size. Of splendid quality and free @ Two of the most popular us Buicks—Models 28, 48. 00, 97.40. Basement Economy Store es oy ee ry =) ee ee % ee See ye f "ee . c . . ® . oses. ht T im o Z eat sit — @ For the new Spring curtains select these attractive filet- P trom dregsing nd GOO ae ns ‘s—Metropolitan, Standard ? | : E weaves—washable crepe @ : al Sedans. : Guelinens ouaiing-—et Saawe. ee oe 6 s Cc Table Padding Table Damask 39-In. Muslin Toweling gette crepe in a wide assortmems = - hevrolet—Coupes, Sedans or Landa ‘ 4 yards it , Sein» Seodial, Yard Specal, Yard Special, Yord Special, Yard the most popular colors for opr Broun, models! $6, $8, 60, 70, So, ‘- : . : = - : : Tougharns. | Pla: Curtain Rayons | Drapery Damask : @€ Mock-fashioned pure silk $1 05 59¢ | | 15c apparel. : Dodge—s-passenger a-door Sedan, "26-7 oak lain and figured Rayon Gauze, 36-inch Drapery Damask in the or silk-and-rayon mixed Hose Ud Bleached mercer- C Star-Tex Towel. Th xcellent. |] ~*S*X—s-passenger 4-door Sedan, :927 | galery —. ane Gnere. In | wanted combinations of. stripes. with narrow lisle tops and : Ot heavy layer ized-Damask with Unbleached Mus- | ing, im lengths of eftnns e oft aman ' Coach. ‘ag-"a6 fey, n, 1997 seal. 36 inches ptt gold and nat- | 0 my “ —— and door Gece reinforced feet. In black, cotton, covered wide colored bor- lin of heavy round | 2 to 10 yards. Part- qas ae wovel. | | | ee ' 39c¢ =e adie $1 15 white, and good light colors. with bleached der. 63 inches | thread quality. linen, with striped | sheer, yet firmly eae Also Fandange Sa ences vs | specia | , . Basement Economy Store | muslin. Closely | wide. Splendid | Limit of 20 yards. border. a ’ — Basement Economy Store quilted. | grade. i Basement Feconomy Store ee Nhs AINE acne ee AR OO, Aa IO OO IE OTTER A ees me ~ vel Pie ean, Pre at mma mk a alidlinceeensamineeiiaminineneeen aati ee nee eee nN . eet ete Ae ae me NT RN RR ec en ena -

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__ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH__ EEE sinansitijie £2 WEONESDAY EVENING’ MARCH 16 «a Ea ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _.. PAGE 11 : , Jailed for Fleeing Scene of Crash. | Newton Susman, 5567 Waterman ,16.-—-A “Pike County Reed-for- We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps—Few Restricted Articles Excepted . KILLED WHEN HIS Thomas Sweet, 35 years old, a beams. on Oct. 7, and fled. Sus- | President Club” was organized to- pon ee Negro, of 2223 Market street, was|man and two of his passengers day at a meeting of more than 2°? fined $200 and sentenced to 10 | were injured. Democrats in the courthouse here. days in the workhouse by Police aeapinnenccillainidiieavtanipastinnatte | Cgl. A. Glenn of Louliana, epair- Judge Rosecan today for leaving Pike County Forms Reed Club, | man of the meeting, said Reed was | the scene of a2 enciéent ieee i da Keeeeiaens Siew ;more in the limelight as a candi- : collided with an auto driven by BOWLING GREEN, Mo., March date for President than anyone else. OPERATED BY THE MAY COMPANY : CAR HEAD-ON " en ° — THE MAY CO. THE MAY CO. FAMOUS:BARR CO. M. O’NEIL CO, T | y iN = : . - . e ; . HE MAY . aa Los Angeles Denver St. Louis Akron » Boe A A . | ane ryan ) | A E i St. Louis Needleworkers Will Revel in the Values in This Maurice T. Gavin, Plumber, ale of Art Noodle Work | aS | a ASE areas ULE US ti L/S ie A (OLK Slots eee: yc A Wonderful Conibination of Style With Value! Maurice T. Gavin, 41 years aia, | 'a plumber, of 4442A’ McPheregon . . . 15 >2 avenue, was fatally injured at 8:30 ~ Exceptional Offerings Thursday at ee tat Wwe 7 |} o'clock last night when his auto- |! . A My Mcoss ames ¢ $e |mobile collided head-on with a | \Or t\e nee Se | Lee avenue street car on, Salisbury ates fm Sil K : \| ee i street, west of Twenty-first street. eae PERN) y ; > € Infants’ Panty Dresses | made of serviceable Printed materials in various dain patterns. Sizes from 2 to 6 years. | - Basement Economy Store 4 Colas ' * ae !) «AD aS oi . oes >, ; hci eos . a : Pau i 1, Cie fle . aes ™ ote Y mY 4 3 x - ee oe, ie ye os Be ee Li Ce. Rae or Aa Se RD BP NR ONE RRLE AO INE GT PENT SIE STAB LI TEE CASING ‘ aie , re m cs by a . ayy “a - wh sgt % / ) Wa gaining consciousness. | aM fs a foe or BL a\ a! eo _ \ , | The motorman, John Diemert, ate aan, ' may eee pa of 3921 South Broadway, said he “ ~~ S was standing s rhen the col-| | : : Stamped Pillowcases, good quality.. ..2 Pairs for $1.00 © Poe Wl, tanding still when the .¢o Colleen Moore Flapper Dolls, all colors $1.00 ASRS || _ Gavin was alone in the machine Stamped, Taped and Bound Unbl’ched Aprons, 2 for $1.00 VOSA SPM ill the street. Diemert and his con. Stamped Pink and Blue Voile Baby Dresses.. 2 for $1.00 IS AGE) I\| ductor, Erwin Wilsog, were per- eo es Ae) RBS, i mitte o finish ‘thet run nd Stamped Drywell Towels, absorbent 3 for $1.00 i ae KrY | were arrested at midnight for lene | Stamped Honeycomb Towels, colored stripe.. 4 for $1.00 fi SIG 5 7 }inquest, | Stamped Dimity Sash Curtains, white 4 for $1.00 > JC INGL| il! | Tt was the first motor vehicle | Se Ls >t “> —~ & —_ Two-Piece, Jacket, : Semi-Eton, Straightline and. Other Smart, New Effects! | Dresses of beautiful flat crepes, Georgettes and Prints, in the NEV/ SHADES for SPRING. Sizes 40 to 56! A real value-event at $12.50 each! —t.* ee, Stes oe AS hn ot > FF & 'fatality in St. Louis since Feb. 27, | a Yon Corsettes at Nightgowns | Stamped Tan Art Cloth Scarfs & Pillow Tops, 2 for $1.00 y : ". FF mi y i, $ | more than two weeks, and the | Union Suits $3 98 $1 49 54-Inch Tapestry Runners, prettily designed $1.00 j SY ed) [fig (fic twenty-fourth this year, compared | 65° ’ é — es ' ES GAT RAG ORS IE BE SBR RG PR a eS Fapestry Cushion Tops, figured SS ¢ oO : iN} _ bape Saree. Se Carries | by his | bined, with. special inner Nightgowns et a 40 to 56! It-In “‘Stout-Arch’’ Shoes for Stout Wom fered a fractured cheek bone find aii ington avereie and Kirkwood road. . .~ “gh. = a Stamped Cotton Huck Towels, special DS for $1.00 >. ." ) |i] nesses, he ran in the path of young | (1) High-grade all-leather Shoes; (2) Style and comfort combined; (3) with 38 in the same period of last | Bandeau and girdle com- Lace - trimmed muslin | j , S327 se ‘widow, Mildred | With bulltep shoulders, | belt! Feature! price. Sizes 40 to — Stamped White or Cream Bridge Sets > wee) Nha be iets poe ae oe ~ | loose or tight knees. Sizes ; ' os ® . lor ‘ La y, 7. j rt Vhe S , Stamped Buffet and Vanitie Sets, white ei. eT See gee eee Struck : Stamped Quilt Blocks, set of 12 ~ ie gf | Harold Hodges, 7 years old, sut- Bul Natural Color Art Linen, 2 yards |} Ape 2 lacahen: tae a6 Sh0 @. as.. Maries i Re Oe a Stamped Silver Cases . , | when struck by an automobile driv- 2 : or Brown Kid ee » patterns | ae @ couth Vany Buren avenue, Kirk- ||| RF ‘Pai Cut Steel Beads, 8 bunches for / wood, at the intersection of Wash- r .G a air . ; Purse Twist, in the wanted colors : | dies wrens aan Beers eee ar a ee 8-Pocket Cretonne Shoe Bags 2 for 1.00 “: BUY tp ae PSS mar | Amos Hodges, 334 West -Essex W E ' ; 2 oP avenue, was his way home from | : Stamped Imperfect Pieces 3 for $1.00 ¢ 7 Jf An Appealing Value, Yard $1.65 Saucepans @ 4-quart Saucepans of this cele- Oy \ wa ei (sh 8 brated aluminum make—with , ae tt) ee side handles and cover. A size that every kitchen needs. SERS: Steamer Pans CAll-silk Georgette Crepe in a THe] fc the ebove seupepans; benvy @4 more complete —— of colors. 3 ” aluminum; side handles. ‘Special, $1] than one usually finds in such an if he] Haw ; advantageously priced, and de- (Fabre | } Pudding Pans sirable quality. Light shades for CE ee? | — ee a Aluminum Pud- Summer frocks and lingerie— SR Es Re Fs |i ding Pans to fit the 4-quart ANe Steamer Pans above. Special, and the smart new street shades. Black and white, too. Ke ae 2 | Household Ladders oe lig i dt Fa Oe 4-Ft. Size, Special, $1.95 40 inches wide — of Be] Ore . 5-Ft. Size, Special, $2.40 when you see it iy gal iF << 6-Ft. Size, Special, $2.90 you'll want enough oe cme. : : Ses wd i: . : Indispensable outside and indoors ably Interesting Group of for several £ar- his eS i Pery during the Spring “housecleaning”’ ments, ee F i fey season. Strongly built, fitted with * - aS ; Me 7, 7 3 Daylight silk : bucket rest, wide footboard and full- “4 Ylight silk Section ‘ a | ae a ~ —Third Floor : rodded steps. Housewares Section—Basement Gallery Value—Offered Thursday ry $ 1 | ‘ For Protection—Additional Beauty and Service, Select pecial at.. 4 f unscented toilet —T | { ) \| | If you want a pure, unscent- cate the finest of imported Castile for ckband and collar-attached Shirts a . ‘ T \ } CTS | ed, utterly bland toilet soap, what is substantially less than it costs to make’ en pamper Piped | 7 there but Castile? And if you want Dojia. Our ingredients are the very ee eee also (as all women do!) a Castile that _ finest. But because millions of wo- white and plain colors also ~ is = a ’ —Accurate fitting for new 1927 | is a beauty soap, a dajety toiletry that men use Dofia we can make it in the peectnent ee ae, =e : and older model closed cars. | will give you an instant Jather,an saving modern way—and sell it to ks. All sizes 14 to 17. j Me | ) \ Bear — : ni 3 | ; Rasen ent Economy SUT | | oe , 47% Saw tue 7 exquisitely feminine Castile —there ts you for ten cents. Wherever you buy | if Ss 2 ee. , FASS, * 1 S $ Q 5 Sins | Dojia* for you! Dona Castile! . your toilet soaps. Armour, U.S.A. BR th) Be ee pone Bates 2 A — 3 é } Yes! wehaveaddedsomethingtothe A true beauty soap should be unscented. (atid, Sead .. For Spring Garments— | Bee 1. 1} Bog : Complete. . sepa tamed matchless ancient virtue of Castile! We An artificial scent tends to irritate the LOM the upholstery and indoor covering of your Car. In addition they add greatly to the appearance of the coverings. They | for your hand. Given it a generous Cases it “covers up” the odor of ingredients ea Special, Yard : pe P ’ | i } De Age, | ies are tailor made, accurate fitting _ ety -gichtomat yi to lather even in cold water, instant rins- that are less pure than they should be. : ie . “ts f ; ) e with new pin fasten- ' Danes : $ : 59 g f Ss attach as well as to remove, being ma p | ing end. ETord-milled,” so it will last! *Pronounced Don-ya he most popular colors fo rysler—Models'so, 58, 60, 70, 80, 4-door | Hudson—4-door ns bom and nee ia | | : : | ; -CY - 27. eds pparel. q Dod ushams. Hupmobile—4-door, 6-cy!l. Sedans, 192 7 Soe ees Be.08 ers. Sets for the following cars are in stock and ready for immediate delivery. A Castile beauty soap! Women say Ik : '26- to PT» : licious bland del; ; S¢—s-passenger, 4-door Sedan, '26-’2 lewett—s-pass., 4-door and New Day Sedans. —s | 3 Dota Castil lor, fraggance and delicious blandness for delicate skins , "26-"2 bg —T : edans. $8.05. : C ve Oil gives Dona Castile tts color, | They are excellent Essex—s-passenger 4-door Sedan, 1927 2- . Overland—6-cyl. 2-door Coach and 4-door | Ror 4-do0r oe al $0.95 | Pure Olive & fr g < i a , Be. Pe th f aod | | . | , beauty soap because there | Buicks—m lint- -door Sedan, Model 8 | For Fords the Castile ons | —-c-passenger 4-door Sedan, odel 80, | | ; ore 1 Chandlers—Merraf, Re gna Be St: — | is no other. Naturally it costs more to qualities soft and Be Seach, '25-'26-"27. ’ ~ Sedans. | ; | 1 Two of the most popular Ss , Fakaoe sO aot . yeaves—washable crepe an j cial & ; Oltan, otancard and ope- “A, soi ne."e6."a Made for 2-door Coupes, 7 . / 4: P at of lal Sedans. Hudson—s-pass. 2-door Coach, ’25-'26-'27. ae el ‘és. alee a-deer | | lead Dofia— in fact, we could dupli- sheer, yet firmly woven. ecas® 2 Also Fandango Seat Covers for Many Other Cars. Sporting Goods Section—Sixth Floor Basement Economy i , ; . ; assortmens \*— hey oo. . | iti js ougham, °25-'26. ; yette crepe in a wide r Spring | ntolet—Coupes, Sedans or Landaus. Hudson—5-pass. 4-door Brougham, 25 Sadana for 1094-'2%-'26- | : =». modern, feminine, skin. It confuses the perfume you choose @ Fandangos are.a great assistance in prolonging the life of © | have made Dojia nig ; x pp 4 ‘nm man | 6 oy | delicious. Molded it in a lovely shape for your own. Most important—1 y

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aed 7 ‘3 Sal , _____ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH___ — St rd ‘ . . Log | oo Be PAGE 12 Se See ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH__ a _ WEDNESDAY EVENING MARCH 16, 192% __________—, : oF * > 3 * fio — ioe fae board declared Jages K. Fulier,| Taylor of Putnam County and Ful-| O&® e | m5: : . {i 3 } ISRAFLITES HAN WINE ELECTION CONTEST IS APPEALE | Republican, elected. Ballots were ler again was declared elected | ° | oa oT. Vi ee » |linois Woman, Defeated by One recounted before Judge James B.| one vote. E PRETZEL | = , _ fi geek. . | Vote, Goes to Supreme Court, | anes Oo | _ _ ae. ee SPRINGFIELD, IIL, March 16.— | : : > | =f ie? N jstented by one vote in raginewed | A Wonderful Danish Coffee Cake; It’s Different a Thursday— ; ni ‘Democrat, took her case to the Su-| Danish Coffee Pretzels, Each . . 8c AT WHOLESALE PRICE AND LEsg [> pecli Oo 2 et Archeologist Shows Pictures 0f | rome core ened ie aoe wate | Genuine Vienna Apfelstrudel. . 35c a | Fs AY 2, ts EE 2 | ; we irst counted it red } . ° : . 7 Hee ' Ancient Steins to Prove alate be clacted be 89 coats. St. Patrick Layer Cake, Pistacio SUPERI V ) | New Spring ae The next day the canva ssing | Butter Cream Filling 6s Whe. we « .46c s be 3 $ 7 sy : ia His Assertion. , Y Ord Earl Ww i j - € oe e€ r . Wi Pleast Phone in Your Deder Euty. We Walt WHOLESALE FURNITURE DEALERS a he Philistines were berr drink-| Have It All Wrapped, When You Cail, No Waiting : ‘i BB fe The PP: oo a alantont neighbors | No. 1 SHOP, 6729 Delmar—CAbany 8720, PArkview 3060 | : : pam 4ah ers, while their a 17 ’ - omly twice a year. All silk from top to toe 1-f¢F : ; In chifion and rervice weights. A. sels, not unlike the modern stein. ~ siege oniy twice a year. All silk from top to toe. AOB-OR Tachin iwttte |, Ns 506 O§ VY asnington Al enue— Thru to Sixth Street. KY INE’S._A¢ re) Bid & o-—1isie Fico 7 Crone nll » Sadie ole paoensscs + ye OX # Pictures of some of these ancient only tankards were shown on the screen. | In chiffon and service wei Aiding Archeologists. a . ag Dr. Albright said the new poli | KLINE S—Mair, ef encouragement of research, ; adopted by the British administra-_ tion in Palestine, would make) large-scale excavations possibie | whenever the funds were provided. Inder the former Turkish adminis-_ tration, he said, permits were is-| sued for excayation, but it was re-| quired that all objects discovered | must be placed in the museum in) Constantinople. Now ‘the British, permit the excavators to take one-| half of what they find, for their| own institutions, while the other) ABT: half must remain in Paiestine. | i f Up to this time, he said, the great) i mounds of archeological treasure.) : oe if the sites of ancient towns and | Ri beet walled cities, have been only , scratched by the archeologists. | Many places where research is, ee 2 most desirable have been forbidden, | ; fs because they were the sites of. Moslem cemeteries. #& Pictures of tablets bearing cu- | . neiform characters, and of frag- | 8: ments inscribed with Hebrew- | | Phoenician letters, ‘were shown. | { The Hebrew-Phoenicilan charac- | ters were more like modern En- | ee glish and Greek letters than like a: the present Hebrew letters. This | Te caused the speaker to point out | ot that the language of the prophets | ia Mee Elijah arid Hosea was not classical if eS Hebrew. | eae ‘Ancient weights, round stones | Pe uth} polished to an exact weight, and | | RRs used as standards by Judges, were | shown. The.Bible, as the speaker | pointed out, containS many ad- | ei monitions agaipst the use of in- | to correct weights and unjust bal- ances, and it was the frequent duty | ee of courts to pass upon the | 24 weights used. A baby’s rattle, still | ie in good condition for use, was de- | Fs Picted, f A series of pictures showed the | excavations made by the Museum | of the University of Pennsylvania | at Beth-Shan, where the Philis- | ij tines fastened the body of the dead | . TRE King Saul to the wall, from whch ! “it it was recovered by the inhabi- i tants of Jabesh-Gilead. ih i German Discoveries. (1S te | Dr. Albright said the most sig-. ie nificant excavations in Palestine, i ot = ook f hy See « pea od oe “ Ve RS Fe ae - » on . m . a e " & —* Ty : - af Pepe pA TERI, oe fe Be : toe — = ~ ow gh me Re oe as Jaa a se lieth odd ected Sodetiadh dhalalee ROO ree 4 Tat Petes wt Pe Be gia ai “er ten Pee 5 ae eet Pits a eres ” Aa A seni a. oss 4 “ae bacd 350 ASS é Begins Thu The Season’s” Outstanding Val NN ne eer lente eee aed NEWEST PARIS-INSPIRED FASHIONS IRRESTIBLE SPECIAL PURCHASES Pe ee ae ir + of: ms i" . ’ i s v Cr Ol RING IY 2 ARS oti nae arty hiner eas “ ‘ee: pon COATS OF Satin at This > “Kode. Speci ) — Twillblooms : Silks Tt . > a . —. y = 3 Price ASHION-WISE women will be deeply impressed with these r d Si vomen Diy impressed with these , ° € . ' Novelties Decidedly Unusual Values. eR we ee ee et *. Pie ee ce ae ee ee ~ 7 > coe . X > . . Se “ Sy : F } last-minute style successes . . . Coats which follow mode as ’ + - ~ {fart . rh . P ~ Ae - ~ Pe ~ created Dy the toremost Paris stylists . . . they take their ‘ a a a ‘ 1e latest Spring’ weaves . . . the slender silhouette touched ++ : Scamming! rw with embroidery ioc ative { at Sychar, the home town of the | Ef gee ‘i [, 4 ; ~h: in ole ee 0 pec a Po —. embroidery, Gecorative ii Samaritan woriah who talked with : , “. F a Je le i, i r 3 | 7. ‘ ri t- : eh? v He? hep " ‘ Pt s dee ie ‘ ’ ° C A rer LEME ie a H is bol ene ss , mt f rs 5 at ; tes ak aiklirae ¥ sf re ree S84 “ u Fe J Sint Enpectal to the Post-Dispatch. ) ROGERS, Ark., March 16.—John ‘| Lovelace, a fruit grower, is critically : ill at his home with tularemia, rab- bit Infection, with little chance of recovery. Both he and his wife became i!] 10 days ago. Mrs. Lovelace hati an infection In her hands, but is thought to be out of danger. Lovelace was treated first for tn- | testinal influenza, which later was ‘hagnosed a rabbit infection. Both had eaten of the meat. Levelace is about 59 rears old. The cases are the first reported in! this county. One ts said to be in Payetteville. Physicians say that ‘rom 25 states have come reports of the disease. Kansas Senate Kills Eugenics Bill. Hy the Associated Prees. “ TOPEKA. Kan., March 16.—The MISSES’ Kansas Senate last night killed a SIZES bill which would require applican:s for marriage to pass a physical e Ww AT? 4 : ae) aA = X- a amination. One provision of the . OMEN S measure would have required each SIZES pair to prove possession of $1000 before the Proba dee could te. : re Guliiens Bomen The tn LARGE | SIZES passed the House. $500,000 Fire at Hopkinsville. Ky. Py the Associated Press. » My. HOPKINSVILLE. Kr. March | 16.—The Acme flour mille plant | amd warehouse were destroyed by | fire early today, with an estimated . \'oss of $506.005. The mill had a | eapacity of 1000 barrels a day and | - | $38 employed approximately 40» per. | $38 $38 Bi: ; . 2 "4 4 3 a any Pe ah ee ae ook in oa (LT ay > Feist : et 9 TB te OY eg tent @ Dw as ‘ ‘ ri #i tt, 5 his vere ithe a _ F ham aeeed _— . ~ 7 er oad * oo Teas, re | - ‘ , ee ih 7 « 0 ' Snr ee ad , ! riety Bry. - tuber gee * 4 e ” uk ‘ ‘ » ™ 7 Ss gn apt te Pasa Ak i AT eet RI iat aaa tl ee a . ON ere tage — Fam SHADES OF Silver Bisque Black Muffin Navy Tan Wood Rose 77 At fh: S34 +! ae) ~ ar ye — : or it Cate ett oaee CAS aaa ea) Pes ogee, Ae as 6 “ ti y #

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ene EE « TU RE ’ eae | ‘ See Our Other Announcement on Page § : Th q | ALE PRICE AND LESS : j Specia | owing of B | J “ay ou : ope | uniors’ Silk Dresses (i. AND SUPPLY C0. : | : New > dong 5 zante 9 AER. 40 Styles—Sizes 13 to 19 FURNITURE DEALERS [ff At 232 By ; Ae $QO-75 $200 000 ST0 | * (Rownstairs Store.) ee | - | | ; . , | xf : (Downstaira Store.) —-9!.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH,16, 19277 MM... ° . PAGE 13 if Nia gt ee Aaa alll indices hi lige tapi natant” Sots Sig Shp Sate she 8 te bliahaleones ela arp pr thijue reds peereceiaarts Peigertiaetel aad Peiendvaetee THE PUBLIC E A DEALER TO BUY HERD Now. UCAS AV. . > P = a oe ss * “ ~ A. . « a ff bias ut] abet." \ } Ay | ® “i, sa ; My & n - IAS | aw : , : : R ie i cS -; a S BY BF ‘ HOSE, $1.69 aa | | eS See ANY ALS ; : ; ’ N ’ i —"s . a 5° - 4 - % da Bs: iH ' if, "a> ~jo- he : ; / ’ eX! Whe ' Lg 9 Ne a F © , ae “o hte (he, “tat RR Ais : ‘ 4 ‘ rs . ; ty ; Ae? ~ ‘i os \ e ‘ , a 3 ' Sar - = 3 * ¥ ~.* , ; “ A " 4 ‘ 4? at this. price an tk Pp to toe ‘is RMS te eae ' - © bid, whe ie bt epi tt gh Nit SOIT lag tO ales agp tai edie + Cli ich ta a: 4 Zr ? ae be # £ é > _ an Fe oo : Dy, \ 22. : Y PVA CO ge ee oteworthy Pre-Easter Sale of Coats Begins Thursday Featuring Specially Purchased Coats at Extraordinary Savings —EeEE Stout Women _ The Season’s : All Sizes for Outstanding Values oi | | ° () Misses, Women and FOR weeks our representative has been scouring the markets—comparing, examining, selecting, buying—choosing the best -garments to be had, to feature in this Pre-Easter Sale at these special, value-giving prices. In fact, the prices are amazingly low for Coats of such style and quality. Misses’ sizes 14 to 18; women’s sizes 36-to 44; stout sizes 424 to 52%. There are kashas, satins, twills, suedes, tweeds, new Braids, buttons, tucks and embroidery, etc., are also plaids and novelty mixtures in the plain tailored styles used as trimmings—come in gray, palmetto, queen blue, and dressy models. Many trimmed with moufflon, calf- tan, navy, black, black-and-white combinations,. and skin, twin beaver, squirrel, monkey fur and tox. | the newest plaids and mixures. . f/f > \ ; , + : . - 74 4 | J Fyerts £g.23 q ss y ‘ 4 bre. o ‘ " J Shs Sat Se; ; ~— 2% ii pf ia 2T3 } ; t ; 7 a 4 ‘ " ear 4 : a if 1 4 bs de® : b. '& / ~ ’ 7 os ad " rat > Ay “2 soe i. . ; 8 4 ’ ‘ / ’ , i " f ‘ : i => 3 : tie : ¥ ' = s/] f ™\ : j | Aj | “a : ‘ j > S ’ | . ’ § j j ja : re re > ~~ —. é ° ’ ; ? WY ) aa j “S55 3e'/ oh, * i ' s \i/ : ; ; = & ‘ ' ; t} . ’ ’ : : f/f ‘Riva / : _ : ’ . . / r ; ' rw . ‘ ; ; > 1 i ‘Eg " / / \ ‘ ; —_s as > g-sht . aoe. ; Pes | i 7 t +7 ’ ; ‘ ; ' - - - —— —_ — — -- - Sia. & » =e ‘ +6 a ‘ ; be, a, \ i. ~ : i #4 ! ' j j \y ~ . ; ~ ' . : . +a P ' 7 7 ; ~*~" / | j j j j ~ a\ 4 . & - : = hd , j as / nf 3 he th. 5 25. , 4 = ; iH ‘ Fae fF 4 ii 47 He ; ; 2 7 = 43 i F j fj 4 ‘i ° ; “hs ¢ ee ty ‘s aii : \ . ji os A ze} ‘s c P As > s : ; $ J j j Y \~ te ~~ © . tae 4 > | . 4 | : , j . . >» =n) sa i ; > #5 — » : | j ; ‘ = P j ~4 + ° =ier. >. 4) ' ++ o j ’ 7 Tea * 3 ~~ ee TT f J ' - A SA? | Pe Si ; i st 7 hy ; + Pe, 3) f c - - Sih 2. 2 4% : j ’ : its.3 y ie | fh & Sesh Fors i j j : j Vd MAGGS ' -: “> % © + fishy Hr 5s - ' f j yh be j ,' ‘ j - : =~ s ~ » ; ou? : v i} » ~~ ¢ ~ n= . “iw T ’ 14} j \ st ; i) Pes ee $ j \ ’ j \ ' i fo =e SS tid ries + ; ; . i } fi \ \ £) : f / 4 » Pi wt | ae SH ta ; , " \ \ , a> © : « : . . : e . : * “iS ral : ‘ , ‘ ‘ : cos ‘ j ‘ Ii ; i aa c ; a A AAAS \ j ; , . Tieteet Be ; Ay ; ; ce, fA ~ , f sf -- 4 i “4 ¥ : ; ‘ 3 , 7 f + 7 i 2 A j 7 yy . a The Same Smart Styles and Colors New York Is Wearing This Very Moment $5 _ $9.50 _ $4 am W7NY, | Our Downstairs Store Dress Departmerit which has won such a host of friends by its past value-giving events, presents j / a Vitsss LT \WWY7, \ A\\\ fi f j A 1\ i j Wy / ; \\ j \ 1 ; ; / j , \'/ j 4 j ———-e -e w-~ i a * «s e Ste dips i? om. | ry si > eeu lt , 2 ‘i. 4 Ty P¥tet 4 waa set 4 i’ 455% veate — ’ Sys eee | S| “ ~> ” wi 2 iD - ares man 7 st WT . eae nade " ty, A , egal oo ’ , q atts Lees . fruat? +? S55 ~~ # ~ -~ -_— : SS ° t . Sane thentd hing! Tpepe) pete ‘ a Lat 5. a , sane Fann 6 LEPEI * 4. }. ft MT) Pot eed ~~ - few A es 1 iSoe Ss oe a * i¢didar "S) - “ ; 7. - , tered? sae oa fo a ain LL 7 TERT EP ~¥ : eetl? Bes} it 4 ’ eer ret te bs | peadice : ‘ pomeph- swe von oy 7 = ‘ i _- >. ~y eet acy sz p- 442, basis “Fy 4 Tutt r9 ANA —s- . “«* iter iey SAEs fi os SY aeew ‘ ies ? wt) coped i 5 Effectively made of novelty tweeds and mixtures in either single or double breasted styles. Every one is silk crepe lined. These are the type of Suits that are suitable for business, sports ‘and general wear—in all the newest color combinations. Sizes 14 to 40. We suggest an early selection. ‘(Dowraetaira Store ) ~\

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' ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH PAGE 14 ___ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH = ______ WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 16, 1927____-_—— = ‘ 'majority vote in the State Senate. | | , : ing in Schools Defeated. | Bible Read ee ee FEAST OF PURIM’ WILL BE lorthodox and reformed, will cele-. commemoration of the deliverance ; : , : . ; - "S nm + } - . * i : i. tes ; by -_ | brate the feast of Purim, one of the of the Persian Jews from the plot NOTED EAKER By the Associated ¥ * Py agar aetna « cptggecnegi ns Fier : CELEBRATED BY THE JEWS| 20: "ot'tars in the religious of Haman to exterminate them, as vin OKLAHOMA CITY, Ok. Maree | oie, author of the bill, ervea ne. | | ——— eee ' —— i ins ‘ = : A . +h + o 3 - ees h4i)l re uiring daily readqdil | P ‘ J ii Jidi, # 1O- | beginning at sundown to- ‘told in the Book of Esther. It is 16.—A. bil) requi . | ’ , morrow. P conti : not an of the Bible in the public schools of | tice he would ask for reconsidera- | Oklahoma has failed to receive a tion. « imorrow and continuing until] sun- (not an important holiday of Judia- tie f * f | down Friday. Special services will ism and the observance at first ' Continues for Twenty-four be held in synagogues throughout _was meerly of a_ social nature, , oe P| =— Hours. the city. Gradually it assumed religious fea- Local Jewish congregations, both Purim is celebrated annually fn tures. . STAR SAYINGS— . + We Give One-Day Service! Men’s Suits and Overcoats cleaned, pressed and delivered same day when order is placed before 9 o’clock in the morning. No extra charge. Let STAR Do Your Spring Cleaning NOW. | by the will | Way Prof. Your good character and steadyem- - . A sctenanaillal ployment entitles you to credit on pias already hove the Morris Plan to be used for any BIE sances uae comstructive purpose. «+ ++.e.e.6 BIE me TOBEGI APRL 2 = =e8 Charge he lah Charge Accounts Yh tZ Accounts Solicited Solicited WASHINGTON AVENUE CORNER SEVENTH WM RRS aber ng Reasonable rates, no red tape, conveniently Mle Ratio ‘0 the. Post Dispatch ang the ° Re : ‘ - , Dail'F » ws. z ) ° located branches and an established institw BE ‘Some. March 16.—Excavations fion guarantee satisfaction. ee ces e6ee . to give Herculaneum back 7. the world will begin April 21. ad to an official announce-: IND Baccording . works of USTRIAL AN Co. High Commissioner ceo ever un ! mo CHESTNUT STREET : iy and Prof. Majuri, superintendent | Herculan Nugents 3616 South Grand Bld, ee museums, have CcO™M-' earthquake Bateted a preliminary survey and ms? Bc. 1486 Hodiameont Ave. All Garments Protected by Insurance Dad aa oop o oo alslalc : Oz * 500 Noe Db « Seitoas Litas 3 : et THURSDA Y—Over New 1 |] Dotrors Serzice Eeorratore Ra 3 Lindell p= pe ee apa yr F- Bing y 0127-4224—for : vOlfas 0277-0278—for 4150 W. Flor. DYEING & CLEANING CO) sa . oi GRand 6020—for 2251 Thurman. “18 Years of Reliability’ SSS) INDustr The POST-DISPATCH Regularly prints MORE ADS than ALL the other St. Louis newspapers COMBE | ao Offering the Smartest Spring Styles — Attractively . Developed of Quality Silks in the Latest Colors COMPLETE GOL. eNIOY TE Bi . With Striking Spring Trimming Effects W 4 HATE PETS PAST LECTION OF MODELS 4, ti 4 | PRIVILEGES OF A ‘con °° Ane WILLIAM G. HALE. WASHINGTON AVENUE CORNER SEVENTH e : aa : . ss + : oe . . : ? if 5 , F ? . ‘ : Introducing Higher Grade Shoes in Our Magnificent Shoe Salon . PA . : Aa ; . : | 4 ~ ey t : } RING BLACK AND WHITE CON- a ae | . — skinn ii . STS — PLAID AND SILK COMBINA- pointment as dean of the Wash- | Ea 7 a ; A N IN STYLES FOR ALL OCCASIONS ington Un yee Senos, 6 / | | 7 3 7 3 7 ie “19 9 eee a se Ce : Tell him that the quick easy way to put | lhese smart new Slik qcresses otter ali the ad\ an > Ly BP. tey lay DY na nc at} Y Ha lie sh } ‘ - 4 g ¥ ae he } : pound Tablets. ‘ flesh on his bories is te take Me ‘6 Cod | + AE. SAT ARIE ATi ELMER Ay, SE beable AMEN: cas hes Selah tn e “ys ~y * * J Py bee wy ae ee ‘ - wo Atle for spring and are developed of striking silks 1 been dean of the law school 7 . a aes ng Ses of reron since 1929 .and for eight ' Le stomach upsettiing cod liver otl—that Ing VOU Will SUTCIVY Walit Sevel a ass rich in health building vitamines and t = © . year: reviousiy was proress¢ . (ae . to fill Gut his flat chest and sumken cheek the vitalizing vitamineg tn McCoy's will Finer Leathers, Newer Insteps and Lasts, a Fitting LOY 4 ind vigorous and give him inore efiersy 1001 . Service of the Best in an Attractive, Spacious, Shoe oa -\e Tell hia, that he cas ges 20 oe He has resigned from the| Ore- a . Meccano, eee af : me. ist " delis ited : - 20 das : n fnstitutjon at Eugene in order, * ) Salon—and a Consistent Price Moderateness Com- —_ 2 te | peck, re ntecesion > bine to “Distinguish” Bedell Footwear i ay | Demand McCoy’s—the original—th t Ore. the guaranteed. The dealer who. substitute is not worthy of your c n mY gg Ne 1% | : F - THE NEW 1927 WON aren. WAS viv At Atrhy AW \ Wee WESTERN ELECTRIC Before You Bay —get the fects. & Washing Muchine «should te poerchased only after carefal and therengh investigation. We * invite yeu to visit our store Wi A i vary ae for == Smarter Costume * > ¥. bes bs & ne ..05 nl til Pa he very specially low priced. : ‘ OWATONNA, Minn., Mz rm ery 2 ce ite >, GY OER AE EON mn cl w Mpa lly aa Eee | ge REAR ens Ae RERRE E iaRE cate: Sea Pano tee dn gpiee See Ceres ae — AS as ae ia” a I oe ks cae ea. 9 INES aap SAP MHS ATR A ps, uh Aix CTR Is ny ae Sr ne Unusually Low Priced Offering | 12 ~ .r- ‘ 7 sis tor, EI 1 . e- Introducing 4 New Low Price and a ee SPRING SUITS oo hae Seo : | | | i; a Mek Se & buscar ot ane tor Shoes That Stunning Models—Correctly Tailored of Smart Fabrics in |¥% A | [eee ae oe & Should Sell at Prices Ls ti unite, Spout & foot long. 1 . aN 4 Far Higher. the Smartest Spring Modes—S pecially Priced NEWEST $ SPR ‘BOY SEES W . NEWEST SPRUE EES MOTHER KILL FATHER Woman Released by Police When | < She Pleads Self-Defense. Br the Aseeciated Pree tt : rYr~ An te . v¥ ASHINGTO % Chie Styling—Expert Workmanship—Quality Fabrics Distinguish the Smart Spring Tailleur. Smart tailored styles in the new models of navy blue twill able for spring wear. These striking suits are ic Gl He eet | The grent variety in. whic’ Seatenis- eben Bases : developed of quality fabrics and ar | 3 the door and attack: oi : | a riety iM which oprings smartest Footwear is : and are smartly trimmed. : mi aa A a shown in our Shoe Salon—invariably permits a : } ? Or j At Phen two office - , : Trloers ar- : — r ‘ 7 7 : et 3 . ieeeriaiindinaitinas a TT oe . sich ij s& a. : \ ‘ =: See aes ; a ge FE , a e- ? , * ~ . eee : - el . 3 R * ¥ : ; Fi » . 7 - % é " 4 _ 7 P ee ‘4 a 2 ee 2 ' a or s

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Ny \ ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 16, 1927__ > __ __ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH... ne cnitiieni, a — : ' NG (IF BURIED ae what land must be appro- | -— , HY priated and where the first shafts " , | | ee Oil ie Fi ; shal! be sunk. : HIS SISTERS MUST PAY 2 @ \\ wr | So eo @ | ai). “After nearly 2000 years the \ \ te & eS @ — . i / of |} J of | J =F fan buried city of Herculaneum is to | t pone mencncnninci oee , . ) ANCE YOU = | ee 1 by returned to an expectant world | his PO é bg Es : by the will of Mussolini,” is the} | way Prof. Majuri expresses it. ; oy actet and steady em- et es Made for Excazations| Scientists throughout the world | ' 5 ie already have shown an eager in- les you to credit .on Ol} ie terest. How the work Js to be fi- | nm to be used for any RS a nanced has not yet been disclosed. = : Though the Government has prom- eee ee >) 4 rpose » © 3 | ised the first installment of $90,- . ie 000 the total cost will be closed to eed _— Post-Dispatch and the no ree tape, conveniently sf 4 oo want te lick the spoon! Yet their checks, builds strong and sturdy ‘ceconitese eee is pure cod liver oil in liquid bodies. Coco cod is genuine cod liver | pourtcen Horses Die in $40,000 Fire’ en Gothing added except the oil—it brings sparking health to young | py the Associated Press. | on vitamins ‘every andold, Ask your doctor, Then go to | HUNTINGTON, W. Va.. March} “am System needs. So don’t deny the neafest druggist’s and get just one |, _pourteen thoroughbred horses, marvelous benefits which bottle of this concentrated goodness. ss .. any of them groomed for national shows, were burned to death when fire destroyed the barns,of N. K. “rie ed. horse fanch . The fire which caused 340,000 damage, is | thought to have resulted from 4de- reactive wiring. Among the more ‘Sieg ivaluable horses destroyed” were) . .\ \ : The Cod Liver Oil that Tastes Like Chocolate [americas oe an ee en 44. 4y S| kbd | : cca wae \ ' aos hee ae a Liquid or Tablet Form . qinners of numerous blue ribbons. | RAL) ns he. o AA Mit eraiaite ea As SII MAP MD O° RE emer. cite, Rew is ; + : '

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~e PAGE 16 _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 16, 1927 . — _ fs" ST LOUIS SS ae EXPEDITION TO HUDSON BAY DAWES ENTERTAINED IN wm = HANGS 13 UOLIRS Creneneet the orasel, sithourh 1h / | * es ’ 7 ITS 5 Several Museums to Participate in| | wan Be Given Official Reception at | stones and dirt. P ee | 16.—Mrs. ihe Research Tour. Presidential Palace. Boy Dies From — of 2% 7 ae | | Mursay. ; Ky the Associated Press. | By the Associated Preee. | CAVED-N WEI | ‘By the Aseociated : | Sa é ‘ \she administems % | HAVANA, March 16.—Vice Pres- | MASON CITY. 1 Ia, Marth 16.— } ete s i: ) " " NEW /YORK, March 16.—The, 7 ph | 'Harold Lantz, 16 years old, high| ‘a | [ee ED 5 i stalwart little two-masted fishing| ident Charles G. Dawes, who is on | ‘school student, died last night at-| | TO DS OF TS RD “Aime. Ome ee oh Se ee ee le * . — 2.5m Rice pugee Jy ee ee ores _ : rn ree ye ee * 4 eS + _ . wi ots el ie hte . ‘ s ¥ " ms Br A an ad toe ee ‘ ‘ ~ aching ened ~ . Nestea ve wiccide sje in = ve ke ithe adhe ofa) an a ol fr ian > ile sh, FT : Megs) _ iAlidgcasie, ae Sg MB steams . » wy v - . ‘ 4b ee: ging 4 oF te halnero ital acaaraeliy * , sheooner, Effie M. Morrissey, is be-| his way to Panama ona magerenee wore tg a fall of only two and one- ee eee et has arrived here and has Deen re- , Man Vho Was 40 Feet Below half feet from parllel bars in the kar - the Hudson Bay country, in which : s hi e Bi ) eee gt H eaicli = ‘ ‘ceived by Pre=) ident Machado In is | es ae W: 1] Fell inasium. is nec . several museums will participate. , Surtace When ai Ci} was broken in severat places. | = | She will sail June 1 and will pe- Private apartments. Ic Rescued ‘urn to New York about Oct. 1. An official reception and dinner > ie . George Palmer Putnam, who vis-! will be given at the presidential | issnictindireheninniin oe. ‘ |g ited Greenland last summer, wil!| palace tonight with Vice President| aa nF t | , | , Notifies Station Opera- direct the expedition. He said the Dawes, who will sail for the Canal vais ae SPRINGS N. § T ag f personnel was not completed. ‘Zone“Fhursday, as guest of honor. FUQUA ; Be ee 2% . tors to Apply Soon oF: March 16.—Entombed for 13 hours | s | . ‘in a 70-foot well, Jeff Ashworth DISTRICT MANAGERS ! ee Renewal of Permits to 'was rescued early today. | , | Ashworth had been pinned by | WANTED me Broadcast. caved-in walls 40 feet down in the | Bet ae ailf™ TO SELL A NEW AMAZING BLIC HEARINGS mieten? SMe wer 28 a 2 OR AI! CLS IE ADL STE: + Tm (AMC. TS Se ealiiates ratte > eer Ep ses 7 * , " . etnies Adie TIE y Tapers tie Th mca SNR iam oe ee tga 2 ond e hee! v S : ah #t ants : ns Ay i se exe ad-t ¥ 4 ‘, glitch Be SRE Epis * Z 4 , a r ; well and was extricated afte LINE OF POPULAR PRICE group of rescue workers dug mg CORSETRY, Something in fp tfi } e tr 'the debris all night by the light o our line of Girdles and Com- | Ou itters or Men W omen an | bin 9 = @ TOBEGIN MARCH 29 . Kabat oe wa farm ilan- atioms for every one in the | automobile headlights, = family—from the “FLAPPER PANY ae ats, ye | terns and candles, to GRANDMA.” Have city and | Ashworth said that he rested traveling positions. Applica- e ——— n rs of his tion by mail only, stating age, ' ‘ : Exp ? | easily for the last five hours experience. NAME, ADDRESS’ Chairman Will lain entombmen 3 PHONE NUMBER, and Byice When the rescuing party pulled whetuer city or traveling * : *~#pl ns of Commission in Ashworth out he was exhausted position preferred. - and bruised from head to foot. Box G-189, Post-Dispatch = = ates Sta-| “The Sea and Its Foam Early yesterday Ashworth de- f 1] S h . ate | Tak Through os scended into the well to clean it. We are formally presenting to the people of St. Louis a new Bentley Store which brings to the clothing : He was being lowered in 4 loop) 3 in ublic ervice that fs ne i; nee : : f . The combination of Aquamarine and Dia- a 5 chen “che 40 fea! g puDlic a servic be is entirely new and superior to anything ever offered before. The opening will be | : TON. March 16.—The monds has often been referred to as “The Sea ee oe We ae ee , DD wastixc im n: the stones | ; ; — = end “ % | Federal Radio Commission and Its Foam.” saeeuned a roof over his head, ut- | | 2 3 a . — , , iting off sunlight and air. SIXTH AND ST. CHARLES | S Tt ' ' T) d Ur a ie sisted tte organization yester- 5 : > ’ soy eral steps toward : This is very beautitully expressed in As soon as Ashworth’s plight | ad 200k - . y ts contro: of the several of the new jeweled pieces at i'became known a crowd of volun- 39 : ; ates { Jaccard's. The Ring above is just teers» assembled and — began re- 7 : March ] Tth l Sth and 19th - blishing i¢s such a combination—featuring a om, ad D auievatets pow 5 Beare. as . | we!) workin ~ rateiy = - ‘es firs rae! mmtin U ii Ps beautiful Blue-Green Aquamarine ‘the direction of I PD. Melver. a r From 8 A M to 9 P M % _ eS: and te amateurs 2 which is balanced by = Diamond on neighbor. In shifts of three men, | \ - 4 ‘naefinite Pp riod. sc¢ac inti ’ he rescuers were rered into the | , \ : coral —. sun ey eed oo a pew gprs | % NO you to visit Our s to see the high type of mercha anor we have, to co pare Our values. In ° (Me ‘By a second decision al ope : fill buckets the debris was drawn , ‘. order to make it worth your - while we are ottering some unusual barg yains. These hawe been made possible : ers of broadcasting stations @r¢) to the top. Four men operated a Dy the co-operation of the manufacturers from whom we obtain our various lines of merchandise. Every Meotified to apply in the near future $80 Sage oop ey . ae offer is a REAL HONEST-TO-GOODNESS BARGAIN! or a renewal of permits to oper-| At midnight at least 59 persons, Se ee re ee ens ar See “a “ > " e , Sa } 99 i shin - worth’s voice could be heard | | ' e ane Beginn! ing M: “ a hens rn clearly, but it was growing faint- : or € a es a a qreware onsider | accards cowie complains oar aetivas | CS ee en cae P s-* = - : a 3 i ¥,, : T ra) ; a falling through the crevices of his | — : “ T Seon be done saad out spe ° } ' ) ia ’ ; on teed san Ting. ; af - sos itt woosT’ 7 raeuern precarious roof. | bo MES New, Smart wre, ee, all habdess of ae ' In the early morning hours) Rose Blush: \ Fae — 2 1 forms to al) hol o , eee Correspondence Inwted amid a rumble of stone and earth, | ; - S rine mae broadcast On WHICe OP imasian| . Pp > $n tn ight to continue Operacion | ithe rescuers reached the sus- | Parchment! pended man and pulled him to | re pe a Oo : ae tn be . oe een | $5.00 and $6.00 Values Looe re ee | +he + % poms» OP : ap : mise S . 4 ‘eat nublic statement that: : Te ls In { nSc} t ime $ —-- a . ? : 2 - ; Ashworth retained consciousnes Ti, nould te a , Every Hat has } Reem received this week direct from New Yori applications shoul ; | $14.95 to tt commission through | ney are of various models, colors, trimmings and styles ymca with feathers and novel pins. Every one expresses a aewnes $69 50 | upervising inspectors of radio) Not a single Hat that-can be du plicat ed anywhere for less thar . * @@n each of the districts laid out | $5.00. All head sizes. Theyll go fast at $1.00 : = 4 ‘ommerce Department. e 4 Purpose of Hearings.’ Pp irs The formal session at which the | OO ks ommission acted was called by its) hairman, Admiral Bullard, who) All Silks OS en route to Washington from | hina. and was presided over by . | .e Mehe vice chairman, E. O. Sykes of | Full Sanaa Za V alue ae ssissipp! n spite of being han- | ) aR rapped by a failure on the part) e j YO ceu s Hosiery It Will ay You tO visit store te 5 Ne sites a ™ P ee } f : hb 4 aa 4 megress tO a ropriate funds, ; — . . © -S} tram r r? Sgt — ‘ " : “% £ | the © aii ilk rpg oO tl P s eer chit ea n Hose $12.95 to : * " . rim + mn wil] undertake its | - eo Satine ep tia ~ costume shades, ¥% eo dove gray, pares $45 00 e rk, the statement said. Govern-j| nent, champagne, shadow, duotone, gunmetal, French nude, bei gc, lent it per > ‘tT OMe bh. | ‘ 1} j : all j ‘ - _-™ One to a Customer ionde, ; lle and T,r ~ + ate, ~~ j " : . and difte: Be: tley Serviee in Ciu ides a Convenient charge account method that has proven practical ‘ number of radio probfems, ine- | thousands of satistied customers in other cities where our stores are located. If you wish to conserve vour fees the possibility of consoli- | ready cash open a charge account’ this week or take advantage of our 5 mp0 eS, aa nb idio stations, | md widening the present wave - : —e th anon W hic h broadca isting | a Dermitted - 4 The indefinite extention given to ’ * ateur and ship radio licensés is 1 Lt ' , : faeeepected to reduce the number of Lik enapdice you Lo a iect YOuUr opring Outfit early, before the assortmen ts of Suits. Coats. Dresses, etc. = @tail« : hich immm- diate 4 tion } This adequate ‘ r : IcCKCG OV ue increasing demand as Easter approaches. Use the Bentley Service and let us help you be betggy = aye “°™*" ¢ ~ * , : arge of careless driving, and! i. me %y # oe ati , led $35 by Judge Rose. at the factory, exclusiv a BI te Police Conte eae * € ; — 7, “4S Was given permission —— a db aol v : i. 4 » @ ~— “ss awe i ole - ~ eee nnatiamet te pet eh Ae a i OY GE RRR PES ) telegraph to Berry- ney to pay the fine See fOr rnc of excise tax and freight. 4 Regular $2.25 Values Boys’ Suite SMM re." | be" is. y Ti CHT at ie rs ? HT oe] he . * - ’ “we ~ } be am te ‘ a. JiT} > ’ , 7} > « 5 ir a | ry rs > 7 ; W { a 7 oo} } her . “se ¢ " Site: : , yes ht as aia : Ss idge. — * was - surroundings ail want to feel ri y Cressing ngfit. Son s this may seem impossible. ut with the Bred and t} - ne ul id 2a aie ~ **y " aad = y o} ~ + . ~ - Sate . poi ic oe at Ci bf Bentley Service at your command there is no excuse. This service is real. Our financial resources and tremendous 74 lamaged. esr . ‘ s~ 4 2. ae ; : rn ia DETROIT . os /\ buying ] power of 27 stores — 1¢ #0. Come in and sée for vourself. Compr. } NI a _ : - « « MICHIGAN é : Af oe Compare our values. Note the quality - . LOUIS, AUTO DEATH LIST ce ul ewes han S, Cl he courteous treatment yor ve. ’e leave it to you to judge and decide where , | \ Be you will buy your Spring Clothing. a. my o 23 LOWEST IN FIVE YEARS ) OPEN EVENINGS DURING THE OPENING UNTIL9 P.M. a oie casualties have | ua =. Leute since Jan. 1. | | te Bite sehen cat GAR Rid ~ Noh “at : ia + mn iia atta ates age Paw cae Set 2 A cert ee RY * gale ccm Poi alli eS Pe PET ENE ed ¢. Se A ote tee ~Ns. The Packard Six ' five-passenger Sedan now costs but $24 in St. Louis, including excise tax and freight. On the pom cin only $627 00 i is required on delivery and $167.00 a month. BERRY MOTOR CAR COMPANY, Locust at Twenty-Second Street pain ot cited the educational ¥ “sand, ‘ne Safety Council, a ~ os traffic laws by the ithe 7 oTtment, and the activity | ere «, pattment of Streets and Neate coe repair as among 4... Uting agencies to the | a feath total . mg Old Man Dies From Pall. md 1 sae. 80 yoars old, @ied ospital yesterday of inju- “red Feb. 27, when he fell a Bi a i a aes ASE EE = ret Te) oh RBS xf ; ti ® ~ wy 3 BP Pea ie hoe a PR. get ae sat x “<a hue = _

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WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 16, 1927_ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH PAGE li ‘ADMITS PoISo : (children, Marcn 8. Tne : a mere a _SUHING CHILDREN signed by Mrs. Peterson porte pn hot the entire blame for the | oldest 10, refused to eat the meat) State auditor f i er rel ( cohgh Utah, March! had planned to kill hae weuhiaaiet cea the two children, one an/ because it tasted bitter. | impeachment proceedl 4 ee STILL SEIZED IN ZION CITY | age, sy Rett was taken 30:0 | 46.—Mrs, ernar >e | ag , adopted da ‘ al PRE en 3 ‘oceedings Dsrore | re t | Murray, Utah = pternon of/and four children. , daughter. death of two of her n meat served at the Peterson} CHARLESTON, W. Va., M: ee M. Gore yesterday. Bond! CHICAGO, March 16.—The first | raid, also confiscated two barreis SRT | + Va. March | said lack of funds would not per- | moonshine distillery ever seized in of mash and two Kegs of wine. Mrs. Peterson, officers declar m m ed,}; home. Tw f 23 LOWEST IN FIVE YEARS ed automobile casualties have | r in St. Louis since Jan. 1. | ithe a ta any similar period | vé years, according to | erepared for the St. Louis | .- -Uncil by its president, | . ve i Lee, + ‘ humber of deaths up to last | mn 23. ‘In 1923, for the | re agg bersons were killed | ‘spereae e accidents; in 1024, ons. “%, 37; and in 1926, 38 ... ePOrt cited the educational mil Of the Safety Council, 4 Mt of traffic laws by the the toca and the activity sire ment of Streets and Street repair as among ntribut; NZ agencies t a death total. Palla Dies From Fall. Page, 80 years old, died tee yesterday of inju-/| Feb. 27, when he fell: F home, 808.Chembers street, | —Earl & Wilson Collars —Ide Luxe Collars —Lion Collars —Croydon Cravats . —Trojan Cravats —Regal Cravats —Interwoven Hose —Vassar Hose —Battersby Hats (London ) —Henry Heath Hats Ltd. (London) —Knox Hats —Mossant Hats (France) —Borsalino Hats (Italy) —Schoble Hats —Sunfast XXX Beaver Hats . —Vionet Hats (Belgium) —Flanual Felt Hats —£tc. A Word to the Women ........ The tremendous response today exhausted practically all of the women’s wear, so that nothing remains of the Werner & Werner stocks of women’s tailored coats and hats excepting a few odds and ends. We make this statement so that our friends will not be disappointed in regards to the women’s wear. Remember, this applies ONLY on women’s wear as there are still complete aa- sortments of all kinds of men’s and boys’ clothing, hats and furnishing goods. Nothing Reserved!..... Nothing Restricted! Even the most famous of the brands are included ... EVEN THOSE BRANDS ON WHICH THE MANU- FACTURER SETS THE PRICE ARE INCLUDED .. . That is one point we want to emphasize .. . THAT EVERY SINGLE GARMENT... EVERY SINGLE BRAND ... EVERY SINGLE CLASS OF MERCHAN. DISE IN THE WERNER & WERNER STOCK WILL BE SOLD AT BIG REDUCTIONS. This includes such Boys’ Clothes! Boys’ Hats! Boys’ Furnishings! Boys’ Hosiery? Etc. Never before such _ values! Never before such a sale! For only the WEIL Method of Quick Sales—Small Profits—Cash Mer- chandising—Combined with the fine quality of Werner & Werner’s Stu- pendous stock could bring such tre- mendous values! Hats! Furnishings! Pants! Tuxedos! As an example of the Sensational q Savings made possible by this big sale, we want to call your attention to the fact that ALL of the Werner & Werner Clothes (including Fashion Park) that formerly sold from $28 up to $100 will be placed in this big sale at $14.75 to $54.75. ) Suits! Overcoats! Topcoats! Raincoats!

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ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 16, 1927_— _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH_ PAGE 18 | ‘ wee Md ee ie i aia x “nth sate aia ip We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps—Few Restricted Articles Excepted OUS -BARK CO OPERATED BY THE MAY COMPANY THE MAY CO. THE MAY CO. FAMOUS-BARR CO. M. O'NEIL CO. ae al Los Angeles enver St. Louis Akron Cleveian Thursday—the Big One-Day Event That Means So Much to St. Louisans—Enabling Them to Save on So Many Needs— | 7 WINKIN C AT ‘ MARCH SALE OF ‘TOILET ARTICLES : | : ; ; amble’s Ivory Goss ‘ommittee. appointed Powder — imported; wanted si Comm th mene Flakes fin large pack. 7eeesso" investigeat shades; limit of 3; 69 « e as Ot investigate aot 4 bce iL . mismanagement ages; limit of 3; each... . and 4 4 rges oO 12c Powdered Ammonia $1.25 & $1.35 ChamegMi-avagance 2¢ the State peniten- the rharges more Britt's Powdered Ammonia— : Large-size, oil-tanned, aie, deciares t , | to be dissolved in water; for able Chamois Skins—firgs aug mean proved oY the evidence. The | laundry use; 5 for 35C¢ ity; limit of 3; pplete text. of tne ton, Se >. ief introauc , iad Thursday........ CACN. . 2. 2c 00-- comemccee © a br in that D. & R. Cream ay there existed a conspiracy to 1926 invoice Perfume Burners ces Daggett & Ramsdell’s ‘“Per- ud the State and — a | from the file Vase design, dec Bay amazing irregularities #n convict “tigt® fect” Cold Cream; 60c 37 : MEE ending : Ts i colored shells; complete was me size; limit of 3; each... C , o that rag! ma Penal | $4000 for the m electric a 2 be ren oved. follows: | 1926. wen 50c Size Pepsodent attachments...>.... Ode A papular Tooth Paste—and proper,” | this brief $1 Lavoris Symphony Orchestra Concert At Soldan High School—8:15 Thursday E @ These Concerts are being given in the interes: of more good music—and more popular musical] te. | terest. Tickets 25c, 50c and 75c, obtainable frend - Soldan teachers or students. te a” Re) yee, He age Pat tee A te Pe SS . ee ts . a pae J 2 nl es . > gts ms iets PE a ee ee 4 aware o> ’ pgp ect aise ae oe Barbers’ Bar William’s Barber Bar Soap: 9 cakes to a package; limit of 3 pkgs. at, each...... 39¢ Sundries Limit of 7 Each to a Customer isc Bath Brushes SOC Drugs and Remedies Under Supervision of a Reg- istered Pharmacist The “penitentiary . sanaged and directed through | tiary proper”, “front office,” has to do with | ? dustries in 1 85c Auto Sponges Large sheep’s wool Sponges for auto cleaning; soft grade; limit of 3; each.. 59¢ 50c Size Aqua Velva William's delightful lotion for use after shaving; limit of 3; each $1 Lysol Limit of 7 Eachto a Customer spirits Camphor, 2-oz Tincture Jodine. 2-oz Arom. Cascara, 3-07 Parisian Sage Phenolax Wafers 150-s . Lapactic Pills . Zymole Troches _. ' Glycerine & Rose Water.4-oz. t4c .14¢ lvc lsc 3% .6ac art & 13¢ 23c Bristletite Toothbrushes. lic ~ $1 Ebony Back Mirrors . 68e 39c Dressing Combs ..’ Ze $1.25 Ajax Dressing Combs.89c $3.50 Bath Brushes ..g.. $2.45 $2.25 Thermos Bottles $1.45 40c Nail Brushe- 29¢ Tissue Cream Remover 1Se Imported Atomizers 68c $1.95 Fancy Powder Jars. .$1.29 25c Goodwin's Monogram Bath Soaps $1 Ming Toy Super-Scented Toilet Soap: 45c Coudray’s Lettuce Soaps . : Carmichael’s’ Super-Scented Bath Soaps . 3 cakes Shaving Preparations Limit of 3 Eachto a Customer Williams’ Large Cream ie /ie-:,_—-—a Creams and Lotions Limit of 7 Eackto a Customer D. & R. Creams. 18c, %6c, 37c. $1 20c Cocoa Butter Cream » . “ , . ae ¥ . roll ~~ ee ie Pers bac Viel ~" Maes = goes M Me Bae Coke nig tan — — ri pogsiatiei eal one : ¥ aay SEN ee . F aL ee ee a t > ; ee Se ike be ~~ 53 + Ve ates! % ite ee 2 et, Tirta. ein A oi oper ‘ + ——— ane ~ ‘ ; ad ” a asain Sniaaatinhes 4 - 4 sane rade . + i i z R ee ee J ilies ar av PGES 6 ps ae me . t ae : ~ ew a gong Moo noes A M8; tee es NP” Se Be ovte Gaeta. Te CN = E ee alg ON sant a . ais e . _ aa r " / iene “ g eM Schr Airs, wate, ARMs Ap tes Me Cpe ars A / ahany : for J ’ " ao eee . “ - Pn te, 2 eye eRe RO Nihely Ce? Ms indies : wg, * 3 ae eee Pi dee : " Y ~ Wg arm PS at ead ; deck Ae bie yet a —, “ oe he alten Pre ™ ie , , ait wea i. 7 » easy 4 - eed Brg en ate . 2 ee oe ee les 2 ia! > , = é ¢ cs ES BOS Ole EL Te ue a ae ee yr. + ? n iy .? ere - 4 wes oy tae ’ . 7 tar hen iy Sachs ~ _ " AL me iH lias | > er , 2 , ‘ si eactel mPa pee ” . . Net ag -. casa: eet 4 iS ini By Pe 2 ae een’ he ber ageatag e 1 : — > pure Soap in con- venient size. Limit of two Rubber Gloves dozen. 1? cakes 4? Special taunt ee sex @ for C Pair. 29¢ 2 tag Good quality, full - size Household Rubber Gloves —guaranteed and each pair boxed, nea Special Cake... Toilet Sets . Pluto Water Most .efficient of aperient waters. In full, one-quart size; limit of 3 to a customer; 30¢ Sid plies an 9 Creme Oil, Lifebuoy, Jap Rose, Jergen’s Bath Tab- lets. Graham's Lemon Foam, P. & G. Cascade Cas- ‘Elmerito Soap Olive Oil Soap, made of high- grade ingredients—4-pound fac- tory cuts; limit of 3; 68c limit of 3; igh the “commis. ployed subeta requisition sent ditional men hasing agent. the penitent - is maintained by | - material lk proper.” There can ® Convicts are sold this deficit — + = Begins Thursday—A Very Special Offering of lies, pastries and waste, misn - ¢ a uz ; i Th h * Tae ane 7 Se, her ich etivls 4 nf . . ; zz arvicies Of merchan- agance and e awarding 4 tea ing o the Baker evidence on P, . Tl | — raf Ty . (‘orte . . . r. Cortez F. Bn- the degree rector and chair- a ; t> Specific | enitentians aan amin ‘vichts wa at-ar less than the regular price. ae ee meitutions of Missouri Fat °* 2 ~ e itentiary Silverware Refinished And Lacquered Thursday Only Librarians and Other Book Lovers—Attention! An Intensely Interesting Event Begins Thursday Sf, Sale of 6000 Books Publisher's Remainders—At a Fraction of Their Original Prices 2 5c 50c $4 .00 @ Surplus stocks of America’s leading publishers—6000 4, Books offered at so much less than you'd ordinarily pay for them that you'll want to secure volume after vol- ume! It is a remarkable opportunity to stock your shelves with beautifully bound, interesting and very valuable Books. . ry —r Thrilling Fiction that will make the best of Spring and Summer reading. Books of essays, philosophy, humor, travel, biography and history. You could assemble a real library from the assortment of titles. wer 1926 ~ narge of sioner of Milk Chocolate , i ; Peay Stetahaine a net wa a , \ a = Ustrial Silver Bells Bet a nmporms....-..-.--.. S118 \/ RD GREE *° ovrration' of the indus PPAR CE I PIN A Oe NaI Io pe — Very Decoratively Bound They'll lend notes of bright color to your bookshelves—bindings in cerise, peacock blue, maroon, pur- ple and many other colors. hn time Book Sk op— Sixth Fileor it, Pe, _ pee as wh oe te er ae on . : Ln te Slee ees Soe agi hae eA ee taal te SIE ihe io ANE BOE IOI BEM LOE Ne iniohe ead +e pore + be, na RL” Ee BS PT Ser. for ff 4 err Wh ie a ey e ne Nene RNS AE Sees OOS pee BE Rea PR gare rae tng 1a fick lh OMG! TA a dee? ~« - r hang Pe gt thas me ibs Pi naa pte PE Re Ha ee a the Saved Fata si Rn ai: onggrs ‘So gratefs thease favors ter part of © itentilary | the funds of partment ef the penitent for payment whereby it § thege two fl finance twa’ During the. vart é + ‘ that fi i : , ‘ ‘SS Theceaags Set of Six Medium Knives...... $2.40 policy in for. 7 ObCrmantas S$ Shells Leen an themi ale ed to about” Thursday at Me Aacypen ‘thoussnde oe. | 4 a\Y i og Dayment of Bille th | 2C Gravy Ladles, each ’ oo a . f advantereens Bm chases fro ad € Milk Chocolate Bells, Berry Spoons, each i \f a ; _._—- Haterials, the taking ae ‘aa : each piece pure, wholesome ; , i | a ets, On Dec. 31, sale ae Ca VY ( S HooverApron and delicious, and each one ' = io. ind amounted to etal fe Rayon, Organdie, Longcloth, Voile and Others our Candy Shop. Main Floor peas | he te dnc , . - * 7 —_ - WhiteR loth - | Specially Priced at : f- imperted white Dotted Swiss: : ood, aney checked all.whits Voile various size dots: 32 wt ized finish: 40 inches wide: iff inches wide. plain Of thousands of. nd .demnown a@s thé manufactur elses department. | toil-wrapped. A sweet that ° 7 | ring the year is well known t 26-P S S | | | ao. . artment 8 force set Oo © patrons of C. DErvice ets | , | | aloes ne ete Sarees eee 3 be of / a | a? nie thie affix $3.75 Value we AAS ihe hag peeled . er ee B Deniter. $4.85 for clinic, office, $ sched aqua tp beauty parlor, Brocaded all - white | Yard-wide, soft finish All - white Dimity in 45 inches ‘wide: per r end ef ‘1925. the y Proper” had all of and butter knife. #4 a surplus in ex. length sleeves: P i f : . choice of white Electric Sweepers, splendid- ly constructed and depend- Chacge of the in-. ‘ =e splendid for confirmation Voile. clameal« oa ‘ : PEt oy _— wide; closely woven; 79¢ frocks. Priced, eo : launder wei ‘ied 9 he special, per yard Cc $1.25 | papell, §=—9Q.. + Ss .. Thi+e Finan | % i? re March. Patt *S4iman wage se- alien Hover Dresa Section—Thir@d Fleor terfered Set of Six Tablespoons or Forks. . $2.30 lt] do; Regularly 60c Pound . r the urpose = Mothers Will Appreciate These Offerings of purpe a The Ever-Practical Of $185,000 by purthesest: iat the industel im discounts department. Wm. Regers AA silver- ith cafe, or home use, € Thermax Electric Toast- Rayon Alpaca, 3 | fabric. for women’s neat checked styles. manent finieh Wilt “© OUD te paid and the nurse's cloth or able—with powerful suction “ned as the three per yard yard colored chambray. and surface cleaning brush. zs 2 7 . ; ee Shee VU bite Sizes 36 to 46. $27.50 - 3 . $22.95 ' = . _—— ~ "7 3 : | ' Pee . seat of Pe nai ' fetify. value ms Flectric Skhep— ~ — oo ee ee a. an d - — BR By tthegs ee De ie Sa _ VSII@S @ Mest ap 4 OT ae ra 4 - = * b } he CEPR i ne ” bl ‘idee al ERR So LSSssts/«-1--- fienfie Seetian

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WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 16, 1927. * PAGES 19—24 dy ee —— ae LLL AE ae eee: eee sen EE Gee eenentaseeoeme aie ~ ae et nena we or ee ee _——- - ante _ — - I rt ext of Report to State Senate Charging Prison Frauds and Mismanagemen 1 Ahlscoeg IMIR ny ad ore ie ily seal F ene at naa — ae eae em missary, obtain a large percent- ——————————————————————————— Sn een ener aa —— ee age of the purchases of the com- nena NA TY eae : | was not then due, in order that missary, when, in fact, the price ATTLE REPORTED the penitentiary might in turn obtained is in excess of the price | Design for Coroner’s Court Building to Replace City Morgue B PARALLELED WASTE : | | , : pay other creditors. These loans offered by other reputable bid- : WINKING AT GRAFT aggregated $45,000 and Obeg- | ders. man negotiated them through | Ed Ruwart, the principal Cantonese Army Driving the assistance of G. A. Fischer shareholder of the Jefferson City Toward Line That Con- a T _ and others at some expense, ap- Produce Co., borrowed from and sg | proximately $4000. When asked i > v4 nects Shanghai Defender still owes to the Central Missouri With His Base. if he had been reimbursed for | Trust Co. the major portion of ek Re this outlay he replied, ‘“‘Not yet.’ the purchase price of the Shares A pertinent question suggests of stock so held by him. Enloe 150 TERRORISTS AGITATE FOR STRIKE debtedness to the industria] de- partment, although the same « SOR a it AE ENA in treme 8 53 Pe en Sante rend VE aneed “ i: ' cument Rehearses Raidin of itself: “How can he be lawfully is a stockholder in the Central Larvex Sets yjority Do & | reimbursed for this expense?’ Trust Co. and until recently was Special : Penitentiary Funds and Specific Instances | Clearly the State has no right a director therein. 97¢ | ‘ ; eas ; to pay him this amount. It is Slow to Deny Brunk Charges. of Dubious Deals and Favoritism. | reasonable to assume that Ober- | In the spring and sufnmer of ee oe | these loans through purely al- | was purchasing agent of the man’ was not moved to make | 1925, Senator Larry Brunk, who Correspondent of the, palling thing occurred: The sur- truistic motives. There is only commissary from May until Sep- ra Bottle of Larvex—thag- mothproofs fabrics, r etc., with sprayer for ap. plying. Limit of 3. © 5 ae et Dispatch. GERSON CITY, March 16.— Hol- | plus of $437,000 was reduced to one reasonable inference Lo tember of that vear, in 4 series : $12,000 through withdrawals by draw, that is, that we would con- of letters addressed to the de- anit bbe , + ; tinue to be the favored purchaser 3 the “penitentiary proper” in the avored purchager Ivory Soap Flakes S ity report of the sum of $425,000, which does no: | oe greater. portion of the : ‘ ; . . C iC +S Z 7 "{ ~ . d “ h @ Procter & Gamble’s Ivory Soap Biepsworth Committee, appointed include the earnings of that year ona A manufactured ¥by th Flakes in large pack- 2I1c “the State Senate to investigate in the sum of $196,614, which aes partment of pena! institutions, charged tle board with serious niuisconduct in awarding con- departnfent. This tracts for purchase f commis- transaction is on its face unethi- Sary supplies from Armour & cal, immoral and reprehensible, Co., G. A. Fischer Drug Co.. Jef- Defender of City Said to Have Threatened to Re- { ———— = a ee | Anfu, in Shantung province. Telegraphic communication be- ‘ ?, tween Nanking and Pengpu, Anh- | Plans Completed for $100,000) we; province, is interrupted, but Structure to Be Known aS | responsible quarters do not believe Pengpu has been captured by the Southerners, as claimed by the Kuomintang press in Peking. 1! nvestigate these . ‘ - - s } 2 + + tc “oo tL ret > > Pil «¢ } ; ; ~. ,* . %¢- . . tt omtinrt be noied. Pohlman. by vial thea Ss convict them in a eel gro ot lb ik —— - one i sy a penite ntiars his position, does all of the sell- as | oe all reasoning men ee This Rteanbeck: did; 2 ig Ween Weerew — reenenee ep it GP thi: Sinteiibeinn eee eins parties to a fraud per- motion received no second, 4al- moval. If not in good faith. no | | : ogng petrated on the State, and in-the though McGregor, who knew he further comment is necessary. . in the humiliating practice of is- | During Burnett's incumbency case of the sale of milk to the had been charged with complicity Disqualified by Evasions. is believed, however, that Nanking suing trade acceptances for goods | 45 Commissioner ef industries he commissary, McGregor is doubly in the disappearance of the rec- Enloe was sworn to testify to Moving out of its dilapidated old | is seriously menaced. Both Nat- purchased to use in the manufac- Was asked to sign a contract witlf se ii for the reason that he ords and although he admitted | the whole truth. This obligation public mortuary some time this) king and Pengpu are on the raii- ture of products. the Fiber Craft Chair Co. a Was the commissioner in charge during the investigation that he he deliberately attempted to “year to occupy a new one, St. Louis | nig ff . £ . e “penitentiary proper.” Not Due to Gain in Convicts. offgwhe prison farms which sold was waiting for somebody te evade in numerous instances. | wil discard >the old name of | To the southeast, along the west- etfective for constipa- 73¢ 8 f Accounting It is idle argument to say that a ~ eee of its unfair- the milk. make an open charge against Any public official whose con- a mere web 0 ris ten near : pee ystem oF ACCO ° 9h : 10 ag : ness; snortiv after he resigned | Brunk further CA eh eR hi c avi ' wee “3 “a tan imeunatioatinan § -« | ining, a battie is reporte unde; tion: limit of 2° each. : ' i teide industries.” _ the increase in the number of this ae ae i se lo ae one pana 7 3 ret On nded tas of hav ing connec tion with duct is under investigation and pleasant and complete title of way. The ous) Vs self-same contra: the ren ] ae a ' } t} is convicts to the extent of more ee ee ; moval of his assistant, R. the disappearance of said sheets, who evades any question tending | «uc roner’s Court Building.” " . fhich has control of th prison . Soins : : a as. Signed, and through its provi- H. Miller, who had made these sat silent. to throw Jight on such conduct | = a - $160.000 struc | Chang Tsung-chang is concen road camps, mines, etc., | than 800 during the year 19°06 18 | sions the State of Missouri in ak 45 Plans for the new 9100,V00 siruc- trating Shantungese troops at Sov- handled through the “front | responsible for this deficit, or any | ji q9¢ CHO: - 27c Mfice” and its profits and losses material part thereofA The evi- wre ay ' purchases, and offered.to give E-nloe Declares Motion Lost. is unfit for the position. ‘ 36-130 “lark avenue, , , . therefor. MeGregor’'s testimony as at re valle sinter A rig a depart- mee haoxy- : HANgCnow, cam ane Cy Se ; a nie of ti dence refutes such a conclusion f : : north ‘of the lake, to prevent cul- .26c | | 4 | DAL ( mown om the egg = nf 29 AERA nit magi the umber of Also during Burnett's incum- an f 1 | TE PLE nitentiary proper” through a It was shown that the numbe¢ ; bency, the suit of clothes award. these reasons, and Miller re- ages; limit of 3; each... ¢ mismanagement and Were also paid over to the “‘peni- ms 0 " : i Aeinen | tentiary proper.” In addition to if it d nye be $1.25 & $1.35 Chamois. wrt nce at the State penRi this, the “penitentiary proper’ does not in fact amount. to -ereon City Produce Co. and also ; ; Mae declares the = had incurred a deficit of $160,000 | a conspiracy between Oberman in the purchase of milk from the Large-size, oil-tanned, wash. aa . evidence. The, . ig: 7 ' and Enloe to raid the industria] prison farms. These ch: able Chamois Skins—first : | by the ept it unpaid past-due accounts, and. | jenartment ~_—— eee sarms. These charges, al- ity; limit of 4: qual te text of the report, “t= | in order to keep the deficit with- > bsg eeouss carried in the metropoll- on fea " 89c¢ » a brief introduction, ‘fin ax | in that amount. some $28.000 in Oberman’s Men in State Jobs. iF ye and discussed by the ; ee aes ¥ there existed a eee | 19°6 invoices were withdrawn The history of the close busi- on ee were not denied treat Unless He Is Paid : settin | lec , : at eet 20ard unti . . . . . : : Perfume Burners auc the ee ceularities eee, from the files eae — Bats ae and oe relation between of this “eo mary i gee "THE city will erect this $160,000 mortuary and Coroner’s office, where inquests will be held, this year. $5 . ; y amazing | convict “tip” und of about unior and Oberman and other th cs cP, si ociath aeletse even 000,000. ». 4 : €en very hesitati =e ; ’ ’ ee pete corned win manding that - and Penal | $4000 for the month of December, persons high in official position esine Sager a ta = : ae % ane ; . = ‘ : ' : : a , eee es res &* -Sti ’ é at S scer- r ¢ : ; ? Se — a c en grantee . menoged and ee. as with tiary i gd gn from “el Neda — ges: are highly i ae tveitiencin lg Diy tain why Kruse was angry. of. the pened institution ether =] | fighting is reported west and ' ” has stri 26 1 xcess e cant, he fz 1@ Pohl- : er 1 C ; : i ; | $1 Lavoris a ate dieing. clothing, ake: aeications “of $196 614.76 man, who was ee rene Sis . we neither could remember A board meeting ensued short- | than he had been informed that | ‘northwest of Shanghal, where the Large-size Lavoris Mouth and feeding. 4 therwise main- i . of $617 000 te woe anger to nie nate ne ie what was done. ly thereafter and Kruse asked in | the capital assets of the peni- | Cantonese are driving toward the Throat Antiseptic Wash; peiplining 4© Sas mage nine e ~ wet the fine of his tha aii e _ ra We find it to be a fact that.no open session to be permitted to | tentiary had not been impaired. ‘railway which eonnects Chang limit. of 3; h 51¢; mee tne conve; " ae sa ee on depos Pte Baer 7“ porntment «a bona fide investigat i da eal ask Hoffman two questions. This’ | He later admitted that he did | 'Tsung-chang with his base, Tsin- BIISC. OF Re Geel owe so ee : sand P tment , — Oo trusted emplove “eee ba a fation was ever : . ¥ { strial depart in the history of the State of | ag employe of Oberman and a ) : age . ae Ree , ‘ Th indust t e I le . ro ,at aire ¢ : ' , " that . + CF ical ai { =) "mer ‘Mi- . 7 adi / ie . a? : ? a Puff Boxes all purposes ai aiashon its oe oo ge ohana ployes Z Oh oe ners Enloe and McGregor knew that Steinbeck then asked to be per- meant. If this testimony was anneal ° > i , ’ ‘ . § ; t oO s ; ‘ : Us: rs Dermal are :) te 28 Oh —— - Wren e¢ calle er + ae ; And hair receivers of shell-on- 3 pC ganbhed by the ca ona Oa . ' working under poised ie: : per = ‘fansactions were tainted. mitted to ask Hoffman the ques- given in good faith, again hi: amber tone ware, with C Patented Seer” at . fixed As a further result of these | Sek oti nt of t& et od ‘ ne aa rheir failure to ins tions. Enloe stated that he should shocking ignorance of the con- : : : “Bi penitentiary prope . : raids upon the industries, the SEREENt OF snGuUstries Snouls gilt decorations; special, 25 ‘ ‘tment is a Marge. This depa! = taking of discounts has become a matter of history and the indus- trial dq@partment is now engaged $2.25 Lunch Kits : st industrial concern where are rte Be Known Complete with 14-pint Thermos mn de clothing, pete eee 4 ne twine, chairs and otner ar- SS eee of 3 $1 59 . es. This department in for- ai weed oe oe ¥ r years was extremely protit- S ; bie ond its earnings have been yrup of Pepsin le an ; en ’ gely the means 0! suppprt oO: Caldwell’s well-known remedy oe Ee Kentucky concern, which he re- “morgue” in favor of the more to each convict when he was dressed out _of the penitentiary was made up in th@ tailoring de- partment maintained by the in- dustries. This suit was tailored out of good material, to fit the sa . : ‘ ‘ss nvestigation P 1e is: ear- ployed i ‘ne industries. igatic of tt disappea ance of these sheets which would unquestionably play a large. part winking’ in showing McGregor's guilt: or innocence of the charge of send- MeGregor and Enloe work “hand in glove,’ their interests are in, common and their inter- ests are. likewise not the best interest of the State peniten- ing to the “penitentiary proper” incorrect charges as to the amount of labor used by him on suffered a loss of more the board his reasons Knloe declared the motion lost nelther McGrego . ior failure to receive rei second : . ac ita ica a tieatfan j ‘a7 ; ; r © - ‘ fe ; 7 é whole was likewise unsatisfac- | ment of L. R. Bowen, building en- ring of¢ the railway there. eae eae : , ‘ earance of, the labor sheets a, Po ‘ ® ie , ; Bowen hope 2 : Aa 2 > t | a Suits of clothes as it may pick 1 ee ee ee ‘ roilet Goodt Section—Main Floor rhased through the “‘commis- ployed substantially as many ad- — » % points tf ‘ A et 5 on tne jnarkKet, regardMss Aiba Oo at leas t Four Courts lot on which the Mu-4§rest in Shanghai is increasing The clothing on. hand purchased Board Meetings Irrezul : as (eae ee , . - " wales Al tanh ide ‘ . . ar mane ‘store’ is ai Vv .material loss from that source. xg - ' e is maintainad by) material om | Se ect taaehe 'work on their fellow countrymen 's than $40,000 To this date. nor Enloe has ver ask and +} pdt din deen atet line : ‘ n as eve asked for and the mystery as‘to the disap- tory and subject in a somewhat | gi , he B d of Public Serv- 7 - t R cha . > 4 4 . Let) ~ Q - *4 ia , ~ ’ . % one 4 © ; = ite fThe “commissary” is an ad- to abour the same number of ad- “implicit confid ne aan by asking of the questions, con with reference to Enloe’s testi- . Board of Estimate and Apportion here th batebas tak Meee : ‘ “4 . ” } q ¢ *¢? f t Tt} ] - ) €. > % } | meric od &) | 7 ° - . “ e . \d i : / y F > . ; >} ey j 4 ‘ : . c " . i y rS y * races i | ” at the head of which is a | penitentiary in 1926 and that un- ig the motion “Incompetent, irrele- | erence to the taking of wood to | penditure, $60,000 coming from a . . ablets | il S RET apts a de } “out rake and trim” ‘ ) chasing agent. All supplies, er tne cut, mane i of McGregor A Bint, ie ‘ ae n , — : Toi et ets ~ PI be Silent and Enloe does not Such a farce ag this. egacted the ex-convict. Fish. his par- mainder from general municipal | They are said to be conducting - | $15 | comport with an honest |}a campaign of intimidation and 39C | al | | 95 @epeoners, supplies and equip- rie# increased accordingly or to $9.50 } . ini fo guard zealously th t i | 4 t $9.50, but 5s e resigned Sua eealOusly the gener: most important Stituti ; of the eee leis - “he Cc > | Valuc... . : Sen the tendect of «the should so have increased under resigned lites of the 1 genera] St important institutions of th deal, and his accounting to the The Corone ; ‘ing a solid and prompt respons : , ie Madalyn” 10-piece : on a Oi has srope lanagement Further- | fe yenitentiary for labor furnished | Court will be moved to this piace dy Pp rug teal , the Pt OD r igs a pain fies ts oa and contract se ‘. Hh the ay P harge. and. ] A 4 ‘for a general strike when the call inery, repairs an : : SiZa@é i}¢€ a at a oa ner S 1} 5 a >* diate the purchasing agent. the penitentiary, there can be no aes | , 6 a6 'nicipal Service Building is to be | daily. Their chief object is so to > ° from this COT! panv is che q , LY ree j : . f os : , ca ; . Pash padi mo 4 oddy. Boa} d meetin ' erected this year enitentiary p ne _. t + a , : ' s } ; | ery Special Ottering Oo ough 4 “oe rant t pe oe ae ee ee eet that cheap and of ill appearance. fitful and | Bedford stone, harmonizing with | fear of personal injury,or injury) . : ‘OnVICLS are soit + le ficit ‘ac ‘NA IIE IV ower , Sm , this defici was caused by Mary. . other public buildings of the pro- | to their families as to create ter- . .7 irreguiat mers AA bleware at Extreme Savings pportunity to eco- ew Tableware— or brides-to-be. | the renowned in the charm- i in platinum o fill every e is offered ~ ccos, candies, pastries and Mr such articles of merchan- At the beginning of the Baker Ministration Dr, Cortez F. En- e.Was made director and chair- an of the Board of Commis- mers. John Burnett Commis- her Of Industries, W. B. Mc- pe o Commissioner of Outside tries and Prison Farms, S. pNix Warden and A. H. Stein- & Commissioner of Pardons | Paroles. Nix resigned in member, 1925, and Burnett re- med in March, 1926. Leslie molph was appointed to suc- m Nix in November, 1926, and peed Mosby to succeed Bur- fin November, 1926, Thus B March, 1926, to November, m 8nd for all practical pur- = tO the end of the year of m. the entire management of PSlate penitentiary and other mM institutions of Missouri in charge of Enloe, Mce- peer and Steinbeck, Industrial Department. the Operation of the indus- Gepartment it is necessary. has been the policy in for- eo“rs, to keep’ on hand sev- Ddreds of thousands of In a fund known as the Us fund” for the surpose timely pur} payment of bills, the of advantageous pur- of materials. the taking PSCOUN ts, etc. On Dec. 31, ne fund amounted to | 2.14, During the year : this department was forced e . loss of $185,000 by . unwise purchases of eMal and defective manufac- % merchandise therefrom the Hyde administration, Retwithstanding this loss, wt so managed the insti- a that at the close of the . 2: had Saved in discounts 7,000, delivered over to Soe, entiary proper’ $93.- Mh which jt had paid its counts and still had on & surblus of $437,628 & the ena of 1925 ‘the ‘entiary Proper’ ) peue &ecounts paid bil the had all of and the a w * had a surplus in ex- $457,000 resign. in March i @. XN. Pohiman wag se- ries a Charge o? the in- . 4 “nio . S ene uh nioe, “cCregor and : Mii remained as tne three —" ‘mM charge of the mm. of iLvul.oge per month. Such an increase cannot be jus‘ti- fied on any theory except tha: willful mismanagemen [travagzance ublic funds. One Joe Ruwart is now and has been since January, 19°6. the nominal purchasing agent of the commissary. In act. he does very little purchasing whatso- ever, practically all of it being done by Enloe. The system in vogue ds loose and uneconomical. Whenever the héad of any de- partment desires any articles he simply signs a requisition there- for, delivers it to Ryuwart, who places thereon the name of the party *from whom last purchased and the price theretofore paid. No check is made to determin: whether the articles are needed or what became of the supply on hand The requisition then goes to Eniloe for his approval and if is generally approved without.any investigation as to the present market price of such article so requisitioned. But if Enloe de- sires to buy from avy other con- cern. he does so without consult- ing Ruwart. The result is that only those who are } he habit of selling to the penitentiary have little chance of securing any of the business unless they persorrall) sell Enloe. Enloe also makes many purchases of which Ruwart has no knowledge until they are actually received into the peni- tentiary. Little Competitive Bidding. (‘ompetitive bidding. as quired by section 12,483 R. 8. 1919, is practically ignored. In a few instances competitive bids are received, but when so re- ceived are opened in the private office of Enloe. Many reputable wholesalers, although insisting upon the right to submit bids for supplies furnished to the peni- tentiary, have been refused an opportunity so to do. Other wholesalers, and espe- clally' the Jefferson City Pro- duce Co., managed by Ed Ru- wart brother of Joe Ruwar't purchasing agent of the com- ~~ >, =s > cy ce . ’ — * business required regular meeting f boards any institutions. At these meetings th 9 McGregor Ienloe and Steinbeck. Steinbeck was, tO ail intents and purposes, an outsider. McGregor and En- loe ran the penitentiary and tol- efated no interference on the part of.Steinbeck. Perhaps and probably Steinbeck was some what at fault. He used no diplo- macy in trving to heal the breech existing, and which had existed, between him on the one hand and McGregor on the other since the early part administration le of the actual busi- penitentiary was transacted in board meetings. Most of it was done through “conferences between Enloe and McGregor, in Which “‘confer- ences” Steinbeck was not per- mitted to participate. Enloe testified that the ®oard general- ly considered only matter of change of policy. Every important business transaction, whether it affected a change of policy or not, should have been considered by hoard. There is no excuse this kind of business dealing, ‘es- pecially as to Enloe, for he has been actively engaged in corporations and admitted that he knew the advisability of fre- quent board meetings Disappearance of Records. During the latter part of 1926 became a matter of common business talk in the e@offices of the State penitentiary that le(yregor was ng himself for all labor used by him his out- side industries, and that, in fact this shortage amounted to some $43,000. McGregor knew of this talk. Certain documents, known “Iabor sheets,” showed the whatever the These = te need not falriv cnars: Aas discrepancy amount may have been. documents were in the charge of one Hoffman, who had made these assertions. At that time Hoffman was un- friendly to McGregor. Soon thereafter he and McGregor be- came friendly and the documents disappeared. On the night of their disappearance Hoffman went to McGregor’s house in a taxicab. Kruse, secretary of the hoard. and in general charge of all the files, upon learning of the disappearance of the labor sheets hecame very angry and ordered MeGregor from the office Mc Gregor said that Hoffman came , It has been generally charged. of which charge MeGregor must have had knowledge, that the contract With the Lexington coal mine contained a bill of sale of Inules and other personal prop- erty to the penitentiary at ex- orbitant prices, yet this contract has also disappeared. E-nloe’s Trip on Mo.-Pac. Pass. McGregor fid admit, however, that mine mules were sold to the penitentiary for at least $100 per lwead. This contract was nego- tiated with one ©, D. Hicks, a f the . Missouri Pacific Hatlroad Co., the real repress ntative o owner of the Lexifigton coal mine, shortly after a party at the lodge oelonging to Enloe, known = as “Sleepy Evye.’’ Within a few days after the execution of the con- tract by Enloe as director of the department of .penal institutions, Enloe went on an extended trip throughout the West, during which time he traveled on a pass issued by the Missouri Pacific tailroad. which said pass was issued to him as a surgeon for said company MeGregor’s dealings with an convict by the name of Fish are highly unsatisfactory and do not measure up to the standard which one would expect from a commissioner of the Board of Penal Institutions of Missouri. His dealings with a Mr. Williams and his daughter, with Fish as a “‘ero-between,’ were on their face “shady” in the extreme. Einloe’s Testimony Untrue. Enloe was evasive throughout his entire testimony. it was patent to the committee that he wanted to withhold all facts in relation to the penitentiary that he possibly could He testified that practically all of the pur- chasing of the penitentiary was done through Ruwart and Pohl- man. and that only in extreme did he purchase anything | | at staie- cases for the penitentiary. ment was untrue He testified that whipping was not permitted .al the peniten- tiary. The statement was unh- true. He testified that he had no knowledge of any deficit in the revolving fund of the indus- trial department. [If this staite- ment was true, then his shock- ine ignorance of actual condi- tions at the,State penitentiary would warrant his immediate re- moval if untrue, nothing fur. ther need be said He testified that he Steinbeck Not Diplomatic. A. H. Steinbeck has not been a useful man to the penitentiary. He doves not have the diplomacy and tact which a member of a board of commissioners must have in order to function effi- ciently. He has failed to assert himself at times when his judg- ment unquestionably told hin: that he should. The Governor placed him in charge of pardons and paroles, but at the same time announeed a policy against the granting--of pardons and paroles. Steinbeck acquiesced in this policy when he should have re- signed or asserted himself in those cases where pardons and paroles were justified. The statute defining his duties makes such actions mandatory. Phy virtue of his temperament and disposition, he cannot, in the opinion of the committees, ever properly function as a commis- sioner of the Department of Penal Institutions, and especial- lv under thé Baker administra- tion. Lesliig Rudolph is twholly un- fit to be warden of the Missouri penitentiary. He is exthemely nervous and quick-tempered His.nervousness while being in- terrogated by the committee was so noticeable as to cause com ment by. all of the members thereof. lie becomés Very ¢i- cited in emergency and, were a riot to occur, he would, In the opinion of the committee, be un- able to cope with the situation A warden .should be an even- tempered, cool, just disciplin- arian. having tact and using it in preference to punishment when possible. He is a firm be- liever and, rather glories ip his belief, in the old proverb, “spare the rod and spoil the child.” ln appointing Mosby (T. Spéed Mosby) as*Commissioner of In- dustries. Governor under- took to fit a square peg to a round hole. Mosby is a lawyer and poet. He never knew, and by reason of his very makeup could never learn, the rudiments of commerceé It is said that he is quite an authority on penology and to that extent his appoint- ment may have been justified, hut a commissioner has other duties to perform, and especially the Commissioner of Industries, Findings of Committec. From the evidence adduced at the hearings the undersigned Continued on VPage 22. & jected Memorial Plaza group, will be used for the front of the Coro- | labor and force solidarity when a is simple. The Clark avenue front- age will be 62 feet and the depth| For many days there has been ? The Coroner's office and an average of one murder daily Court will be on the second floor. | here of a foreman or some othe; On the first floor will be a gen- leader among the workers who eral office for the Coroner and the opposed the last strike. None of *mortuary. which will be open 24 the assassins has been arrested. Adjoining this will for keeping bodies, | police is unquestioned, observers sliding in tiers. ing erected and _ by the Press and Pulitzer (New York World and Post-Dispatch.) the Government AMSTERDAM. young -woman, ' iday be queen ' around her head, brought up very | anking to ee : Continded ou Pase ’ ; rorism throughout the ranks of The design | strikg call is issued. A Murder Every Day. While the loyalty of the Chinese be 48 crypts, say the men would be more than It will be possible human if the present condition ” number ‘to 72 did not deter them from prosecu!- will be a’ view-}ing their investigations of these for exhibition of about crimes with their customary zea! time of persons is sought. There efforts were made to disorganize ‘also will be a room for performing (traffic on the Shanghai-Nanking examinations and an | Railway. The train contro] tele- fluoruscope room, ' phone system was tampered with will be utilized and several signal wires were cut. to locate such objects as bullets in | bodies without Today, as yesterday, determined Yesterday intimidators forced 30 mortems., engineers and firemen and the Court 3uilding | whole locomotive staff of the ; ‘ west of the Shanghai south station to desert |new Police Headquartrs now be-/| The strike at Woosung continues across Clark ave- -- /nue from the present public build. Park. ‘WOULD CUT DAWES ANNUITIES Germany Said to Be Planning New Te!*gtaph says reports from Man- Appeal to Allies. churia indicate some uneasiness Soviet Threat to Manchurian War Lord Indicated. By the Associated Prem. LONDON, March 16.—The Tokio ‘orrespondent of the Exchange over the situation tn Harbin, where “soviet activities are becoming in- ‘creasingly menacing’ to the ad- | 16.—The Ger- herents of Marehal Chang Tso-lin, man Governmen®? hopes soon to Ob- wanchurilan war lord. the Allies reduction of Dawes annuities, Alarmists say an armed invasion according tO of Manchuria is indicated, but the the Acht Uhr Abendblatt. in an ar- Japanese authorities appear not to ticle obviously inspired. be disturbed. After quoting Dr. Popitz, perma- With the Nationalist forces in nent secretary of the Finance Min-—(hina keeping up their intensive serman taxa- struggle to isolate Nanking from tion situation, the article says the, shanghai, comes a report from Finance Ministry is not worrying Shanghai that Gen. Chang Teunc- as much about the present year a8 chang, the Shantungese defender about the future and that inside Of | of that city, has offered for a tied exists hope that) money consideration to evacuate Germany's burdens the terrain he holds and thus save Dawes.plan will not be; categorically refused in the future.’ of getyal hostilities. that Dr. Pop- information. the region from becoming a tone (hang, desires about $6.000.000 for retiring into the Province of Go to College. Kiangsu, says a dispatch to the Holland, March Westminster Gazette. If the amount Juilana, the only '8 not forthcoming it is asserted. Wilhelmina and he intends, if necessary. to retreat Netherlands upon Shanghai. According to the the ancient Correspondent the Chinese mer- Leyden next term. | chants in Shanghai are unable or who will one’ unwilling to raise the huge sum in her 18th demanded. Protection for Forcignem Preparations have been made in which sahe

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Lis * Prof. F kiny & man of rich sonality, and” than justified, 1907 he wast of us as a pe he would go f Then he hit § as anyone wW his volume cal gation to. Bs, suddenly, he > 7 and the TSAI) nwo $600,000 in PEA LD BAC hg BIR rote oh hee We ~— *' 2 a Ete an ali eS the ty hi Tithe nema Sp oer to anything now, but an investigation of public utili- |ties could result in legislation which might mean. As the high priest of Big Business, Mr. | A A cle ta es Will? linc OOP MRS ape - ; eee “FORWARD, nip tl Cee I BEY Nay sits Ceabtth Dy NR wags og BREE ph nc ads SS eee sour. W. G. (Copyright 1927.) After hearing testimony for three weeks, during} As the smoke of battle clears, the country is be- J > JOHN , aA. ent management. It finds at the prison conditions | Moses of New Hampshire were against leaving in the ~% A Whitman First between certain dominating board members and con-, Mr. Coolidge also was behind the filibuster. ' ehomas Ollive Mabbott. (Colum- for progress or reform, never tol- | 1. To have left the Reed committee in the field é We etry and Prose of Walt Whit- oppose privileged classes and public clique before. . | , “t sane many accomplishments. Gov. Baker senatorial seat claimed by William S. Vare. There or . ' ; ip the Brooklyn Fagie during be sntisxfied with merely printing ee. ey oe ernor. Baker appointed him to the job of Director of dreamed of, and to have left that committee rummag- ne files of the Eagle to support the to ; . ¢ a short-lived maga- the position of dummies. Besides being Director of; 2. The Borah resolution had to be stopped. Senator. plete file © e aes ee : hhe complete original version of , . di 200 words will receive ; i i his opposition, I believe, and when it the present collection, would have produced more than a scandal. It would siti ‘ ‘agic in its consequences at ‘ : widow rt ee We congratulate the Senate committee on its work. | ‘Montana Senator called for light on the enormous led “My Boys and Girls,” was : ile My , last time, he was wet in St. Louls and To the charge that the pay committee, composed of five Democrats and two Re- | ed the report of the Federal Trade Commission. | noted, belongs to the period of} than a nepative force, or the ability to : we ee | , ees 7 Both these reports are severe in their criticism of | paoreq precincts of monopoly. It would very like: | ere, the value of the work is not Pp bility. » has done lin th ak Gr ibility He s done | oe EE hen he was still consciously con- differ not at a and his associates. UN ili #' 4 ; x | “ate abt “Sete 4 Senator Reed has been in the the sale and barter of Federal offices in the South | | RES vas aes ns | Re ieniticant changes in the text. passed in the Wilson days generally had|°*"" ; , hort sketches which - posing a flock of nuisance taxes. We want a Director |nublican party enjoys. The Norris investigation Of the four shor half of the peace of the world, his OPpe-| j, should be. a self-supporting institution. ana “Geen Rel 4. The Walsh resolution had to be stopped. The The Aristidean, and the fourth, en- ing. When he ran for the Senate the testimony were logical ones. All of this material, it will be body knows. ‘acy consist? Is democracy nothing more Se . . Sami , ~ ¥ : racy consist? Is demo Cy publican members, Senators Bates and Summers. ‘proposed would have exploded a’ bomb in the most. ouches are to be noted here and We know about McAdoo’s constructive | t ee 7 things. , He 1S 4 6° the committee by refusing confirmation to Enloe | x,; ‘ep areny Peering stage of his development Essential art | ~ | Neither of those attempts to curb monopoly amounts ae bition, he has sponsored constructive leg- ; : ’ reg pies oe a Hallowdy's volume, “Uncollected of life, “wha i & . ° rrafters, which is in his tavor; but after Is it, then, any wonder that he did not lift his ; 5 >. t his, ned to him which we may as blind, and tae true to form. He is incapable of affirma- ek ee ; ae ey , prohibition a failure. Judges, clergymen, scientists jmpasse. The very citadel of Republicanism had been | a = , he no longer consciously strove! nothing. © pable—of leading? It so, they have him) nation’s conception of right, has introduced an at- eoopere cee ‘Coolidge crashing about his ears. ania _— | Something ought to be done about this, and some- NIGHT THOUGHTS. Mary Garden to Be Guest of Honor A Visitor Views Our Zoo. To the Kditor of the A S a visitor—for the first time—to St. Louis, I would like to say how very creatly 1 was impressed by the Forest Post-Dispatch. the people to do it. can we not spare Wayne Wheeler a while to straight- thing seems to tell us that we, the United States, are | With Congress off his hands, WE ARE GAINING ON PITTSBURG. In an advertisement of a Texas gas company now | | being circulated in the Southwest, St. Louis is held | without bias the latest comment _by the leading publicists, newspapers and periodi- cals on the questions of the day. TRAFFIC LEGISLATION. lottery in Devonshire and won the capital prize of $25,000. A few days later he died, as if he felt that in no other way could he avoid the riches that persisted in forcing themselves upon him. ot te ee (Not by Young.) Pe at Function at Hotel C | A person fond of poetry will take a ! Friday. , delight ~~ @ “Chez Petroushka”’ is the desig- In varied things the poets say r tion given to a Russian party | goddess, night; Which will be given at Hotel Chase fohes Peake en out the Finns? We'll do more than that. We'll /up as a horrible example. The question ts asked: | send “Pussyfoot’” Johnson along, too. That is not |‘“‘What is the first thing you notice about St. Louis?” | all. If Dr. Clarence True Wilson of the Methodist | And the answer is not the great building boom, not | Board of Prohibition, Temperance and Public Morals the industrial development, not Forest Park or| wants to make the trip, we'll say bon voyage. ‘Shaw's Garden, but “the smoky atmosphere and the. Shall we let the Finns drown in their sins? Never. |dirt and grime associated therewith.” On to Helsingfors! | There is a bit of doggerel that goes like this: === Mary had a little lamb Its fleece was white as snow, eShe took the lamb to Pittsburg— Now look at the dern thing! : Pittsburg has outlived that advertisement, more | crushing in its way even than a,gas company one.} tp, Senate. It is proposed to reduce the They say Pittsburg is getting cleaner and cleaner.| maximum length of truck and bus from | We are not so sure about that, but if there was any-| 39 to 25 feet, and the width from eight to seven feet. Should the bill become a law, as now seems probable, some of the larger vehicles now in use would be elim- inated, as they should be, since the effect of their use is not only to damage roads Vark Zoo. jeing an enthusiastice fre- quenter of zoos wherever I may happen to find myself, 1 have never before en- countered one in which so much intelli- gent imagination had been used. Owing to the courtesy of Mr. Vierhel- ler, the superintendent, I saw a good deal of what goes on behind the scenes, and I found everywhere the same clean- | liness, airiness and absence of smell. The anjmals seemed sprucer, better | Paradox: Will Durant says we should marry young, cured for and in better spirits than is ,and the New York League of Women Voters is scan- usual with wild animals in captivity. rhe dalized to discover that there are 345,000 15-year-old idea of an odorless monkey house is : ’ something I never dreamed of as possi- brides in the country. ome: . —-—- & & @— peesesepeateamnagnes —o ble, and yet—here it is—a clean, airy, sai odorless and even picturesque monkey GANZ AND YOUNG ST. LOUIS. house, in which the inhabitants really ~_ : : : : | The accepted resignation o ( F as di- seem to be having a thoroughly enjoy- | : gnation of Rudolph Ganz as di aoe able time. rector of the Symphony Orchestra ends a tenure of thing that would urge it to act in the direction of The Forest Park Zoo seems to have |six years which, in our opinion, has left a permanent that trait which is next only to godliness, it is such | begun sn ~siees 2008 have us ort impress upon this city. digs as this. | There is no doubt in my mind that,, : : | “aves ' sig As to Mr. Ganz’s rating as a cc ‘tor We ; May after . Louis 4 ablishes its in a few years’ time, it will be the finest | to I ans rating as a conductor We are not laybe, afte st Louis thoroughly establishes its | 100 in the world, a pleasant home for | technically qualified to speak. Critical judgment, we |national reputation for griminess, it will begin to animals that wish to retire from active Know, has at times praised and at other’ times freshen up. | : life ana have a comfortable hotel where '“‘nanned.” | | She draws herersable curtain down, ay night, following the per- | it with a star— Srmance of the Russian opera, |A very handy sentiment while "Resurrection, at the . Coliseum. a car; -, ,gemary Garden, star of the opera, has The day is done, and thus must as cepted thé invitation of the hotel earthly journey fleet— Management to be the guest of Which rather has a tendency to ¢@ ™iionor. aching feet; mk The entertainment and decora- The glory of the sky at eve, the » “genous, of a Russian character, are solemn hush Bir charge of Edward Paul England Relieve for those who tl of the Drake Hotel, Chicago. homebound evening crush. - ussian dancers and entertainers will appear. The palm room is meing decorated, and special light- mg quipment is being installed. ane representation will be of night ness hides the smoke; aa + € in a Russ ‘Tra ¢ ; ' The crowds make us feel humana, # ” peel oper | equals we would meet— «| SaaRgE ATOR MARRIES SUFFRAGIST You feel much more fraternal Wea ie Jones” a 4 oie ae chance to get a seat; a a. or hi tes | One pictures books and music @§ WOM... | Deo Da ers homeward g0, — ? . NEW YORK. Mare wo | But after dinner’s talk Is hushed, Sat of intimate ae ayer re they eee a show: she » ddin " ° a : , & yesterday of United States 's Ww : , ie person fond of poetry will take wenator Clarence C. Dill of Wash- GERMAN REPARATIONS PAYMENTS. W. TAUSSIG in Atlantic Monthly for March. HESE payments, under the Dawes Plan are rapidly approaching their maximum. By 1929 they will reach the highest sum which Germany 4s called upon to produce —namely, the sum of 625 million dollars a year. Without entering into any detailed discussion of the reparations program, or of the difficulties which it may encoun- ter, we must face the possibility—nay, the probability—that when the German obli- gations thus reach a head, and when the actual transfer of the large sums to the Allies needs to be contrived vear after year, a new stage will be entered on. revision of the whole iniernutional situa- tion will then be on the cards. Hazardous though it is to make prediction, I believe that before many years—perhaps within a | few—some arrangement for a single great and bridges, but often to imperil the gen- lump-sum payment by Germany will be eral traveling public by disputing right-of- brought forward. The whole of this series Way with smaller vehicles. Since our high- of long-drawn-out international | remit- F’rom the St. Joseph News-Press. ([SSOURTI soon will take its place among F. he leading states of the country in road building. As the roads come they willein- vite a heavy volume of traffic. Already highway freight lines and bus lines are be- ing established in various - parts of the State. The necessity of protecting the roads against abuse by overloaded vehicles and by vehicles of excessive size and tonnage has been pointed out repeatedly. The leg- islature is giving some attention to the mat- ter, and a bill limiting the width and length of motor vehicles has been engrossed in ° 7 = 3 : : £ i : : . z ; : > “ - : ‘ e: , : % ae a s 7 ' = 5 ze. Rei 4 iy : s ‘ 3 ‘ : 4 : - > - : : - ' r a : . : es 6 3 4 b , PS 3 . y s . 7 & ; 3 ‘ : > 7 { * 2 - e : 4 eo. > & iP ® . 2 2: : 7 - : ; 7 MI = 5 a a } 7 | * z ce 2 7% : > : Wt '* eT es F 28 OM * ii ¥ * = 3 wt 9 J " > ty: twa a. ee ’ a > 2 : * * ‘ ; Peg ~~ : tt} 4 AS Fae ; a ak us aa 2 Fee i he Be Mo » 2 - A: . 4 o . 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Be ee ; *: A - ts : Et 5 - a a study t em a paling | rion vistas seen through | | strange, far-off thoughts eve . And as the night draws on apace, tas t i Ai Dim By the Aseoctal CHICAGO, a four-year mate y-_ i i Ways have a width of only 18 feet, the need t) Mk Scien bain tt ne But that is the common lot of the artist 1ey WwW ye relleves oO e cares mee , Say a housekeeping and can settle down to a |- and of the artisan, too. contemplative life among beautiful and in the sanitary surroundings. : ROLAND YOUNG. awe old Greek sense—-some memorable occasions of Mr. -Ganz’s wang. There have been minutes that took us into the fourth dimension—minutes of serene Speaking as a barbarian— | have been deposited forever in memory by the magic | Finland has been dry for 10 years. ——_—_—__—_-—-¢¢@—_______ A SHOW-UP OF MELLON ECONOMY. We wonder if | any Paavo Nurmis have been produced in that period. | of some such regulation is apparent. It has not been found possible or feasible to build roads that would stand any kind of load that might be placed upon them. It is hardly d@irable to build sueh roads. The expense would be almost prohibitive, and, tances, stretching over half a century and more, between ourselves and the Allies, be- tween the Allies, and between Germany and the Allies, will then present itself in a new light. FARM BILL AND TARIFF. part of Chiés announced b “The need where childj years’ colle tion, is gre delight % in on ¢ i | and Mis: si i In” poets’ thoughts of nightfall, Pence: ; qd wes Rosalie Carceee. hey’ +t] ight. -. ae » & suffragist, at the Episco- ay TM RELLE M BAUMEOMEEEE. Church of St John in Cold ISABEL &. 7 eng Harbor, L. L. ~ ™ * Bs |The ceremony, in accordance THE PERCH THAT CRAM h the bride's wishes, was ex- “and as 00 shortage in 1 of and‘an 1 be given to t Board wil + lege.” oo A. ?* Gna ee > ae 3 Pe ; +a “s xia mely simple.. It was performed the Rev. Harry A. Barrett, rec- of the church. Miss Jones was mended only by her older sister, mas Louise Jones, and wore a tite velvet bridal dress trimmed mh old lace, an heirloom of the ' lly. She carried a bouquet of wes of the valley and white roses. the afternoon Senator and Mrs. received 250 friends at a for- a reception at the Hotel Goth- r come up to nfl MUSEUM FOR HARVARD of the clevereil fection Will Kecord Develop- Sand Preserve Works of Art. there at night. w the Associated Press. . CAMBRIDGE. Mass., March 16. g on? - ae, “lection of motion picture nothin’ to see, &* Rube's the Villain in the Piece. | Fabian Franklin, formerly editor of the Weekly |Review, has shot at a bird and brought down a Zeppe- ‘ling, In exposing a careless error of Mark Sullivan's. | he has incidentally blown the foundations from under in addition, the amount of traffic thus ac- commodated would be relatively small. It has been estimated through examinations made in other states that only about 15 per cent of freight traffic the much-vaunted Mellon record for national economy to the average Siighooar gar he cabaiias makes regulation easy. i A MODERN MIDAS. From the New York Times. em ky are born rich, some achieve riches, and some have riches thrust upon them. We understand that the title will be ‘The As regards the last named experience, there was recently reported the case of a man Dawn of the Tin Elizabethan Period.” Who had fortur® after fortune thrust upon lS MEMBERS WANTED. (From the Dallas Morning News.) THOUSAND NECKS, ~ |What's all the crowd about? er ‘Look, there he is. aa | On, yes: I geen about him in & He stays up there three @& three nights and gets $500. © I thought he was gonna stay theres ‘What's he doin’ that for? : Look where you're going, fellow. 'Aw, so’s your old man. Bie You tell ’em; some of these silly Lee Fe a pain. eee ‘He came down once; he had tom doctor. ‘ Why didn’t the doc (Oh, Mable; you thi to say. 'He don't stay wu What's he doin’/i What's he sit Gosh, they ajn’t From the Detroit News. NOTHER amusing, not to say instruc- : tive, pastime for the long winter eve- nings wduld be to take Mr. Coolidge’s veto message and carefully substitute the words | ‘“Fordney tariff” for ‘“‘McNary-Haugen bill” | throughout. To the Editor of the Post-Dispatch. and pensive beauty—poignant minutes—iridescent OHN C. MEYERS says the same ‘minutes—minutes of tumultuous despair. It is our act” tactics that foisted on the people |illiterate notion that music which evokes such emo- of the United States the obnoxious eight- ‘tions is great music. eenth amendment are being used by day- | light savers on the people of St. Louis. | Mr. Meyers is away off his perch. The it must be, that we find Mr. Ganz's contribution to | farmer and residents of rural communi- (our city distinctive. The assessment of his outstand- iw la’a ‘Work. tt h stated, in the a ik ben eb eis ‘ yr ~] c, ‘ M1 r . 7 les es git Meta away from the ‘ing value was happily expressed in the letter of the F r , g : us a Secretary of the Treasurys ities When they ha ‘ongress pass an ., ya ‘had reduced t ons or Heit = a : hich kk ale + na- /S¥mphony Society accepting the director’s resigna- |. - e national debt 7.5 billion dollars be- | agricultural law whic nocket out na- | * 3 ltween Aug. 31, 1919, and Dec. 31. 1926. This wae en. tional daylight saving after it had been lon: sea al Papieaie “ : was, | in effect in 1918 and 1919. The same | Your work with the schools, public, private ty too much of @ whopper tor Dr. Franklin, who | farmer that took away your beer, Mr. and parochial, has led many thousands of young |°4t down at once and wrote to the New York Times | _Meyers. Now, Mr Meyers, dont you people into the mystery and enjoyment of or- (that Mr. Sullivan had committed an astonishing error : - ‘~ for whact we sin ac smahe o » taaAe & : vs ’ . a en eeelns _— 1 ene tor chestral music and has thereby sowed the seeds of fact, inasmuch as President: Wilson’s term did not the farmer to take away our beer and of appreciation and enthusiasm in future audi- ‘end until March 4. 1921 : then turn right around and take away ences. /€ March 4, 1921. | So far, only Mr. Sullivan was scarrec , | It was in this professorship that Mr. Ganz appeared | isl arred, and only he | and his friends had any reason to lament. But Dr. our daylight saving, which most of us| were enjoying so immensely? | ‘as a wonderfully gifted man. Charm, kindliness, | atin ed hk oe h — simplicity—those were the three graces of the story-. anager ae Pe teers. se Went on to slay a W. T. COLLINS. : “ag A regen pt aed Concerts, teller. In the shining eyes, the rapt expressions, the wheesecd fe — ev eieet Bas auyone to call Gee: . “litor of the Post-Dispatch. " | Pa R 5 > 3K r ores en lei tai ardent beating of young hearts there must have been ‘sete ee eerman. be asked, only a few opportunities left to = mrebions compensation. Add on the far horizon ef when “in. the months from Aug. 31, 1919, to Dec. 31. hear our beloved Symphony Orches- e : 1920, the debt was reduced by 2.6 billions under Mr tra for this season, and probably for all another generation the prophet must have seen | Mellon's held } time, let us not fail to attend the de- the fruition of his work in Symphony audiences of ° etlog s predecaesere, Pas het tne Dest Mr. | Mellon | ie ‘eo : ) 4 ° ; 9" . . — cone rae _ mw eo discrimination, sympathy and faithful enthusiasm. was able to do was to reduce it by 2.1 billions in the ‘e have a vie e school chi en | ; . 9 chair privilege of hearing the various in. | 7° the schoolboy and schoolgirl’ of St. Louis, of nace te dare ene tin nvae, to Dee. 31, 1983, and : . | ‘ iDY 2. . y 2 9 struments explained and demonstrated. every creed and color, Rudolph Ganz brought the ” BOGS ES oe ree veers trom Dec. St, 1923, Now we are given a like opportunity. message of good music. And he brought it, not in to Dec. 31, 1926”? The high school auditoriums should be (the atmosphere of an irksome or perfunctory duty, | In other wordg, the Greatest Secretary of the Treas- filled to ovarflowing at all of these con- | Pr ‘ury since Alexamder Hamilton, as all Unc! , , , ¥ »2 . * AT ’ , e An Vs certs. Almost any individual member of but with the genius and elan of a rare privilege. | dy's pay him the erchestra would draw a large audi- ‘Our beaux and belles of the 1940's will admirers declare he is, didn’t perform any superhu- ence were he to give a concert in anoth- |homage. He has set their feet on luminous ways. man font ‘after ah. Merete Be entered the Treasury, | er city. We can hear them all at these | eee the same thing had been done by his predecessors. | ay ee at a very nominal cost. The Nicaragua imbroglio reveals that many of the All Uncle Andy did was-just follow the path already. arare treat, a pastim tti . * : ‘ ; ‘ ae t is hig e fitting for ehaps in the State Department wear spats. Yes, and marked out, and profit by the abolishment of govern. | Lent, and a chance to let the orchestra a | know we want it back next season. we wouldn't be surprised to learn that some of them mental functions and activities which inevitably fol- | ° lwear monocles., ® ‘lows a War. A LOVER OF MUSIC, “rush But it is not in this account, treasured as, indeed, | and debt-reductions. | It all began when Mr. Sullivan PUNCH ADDS ONE. From London Punch. HE DAILY NEWS is to give a series of articles dealing with Mr. Henry Ford. More ing approsm have been 4 members of preau of fF Bo. Society of of its s cS report ¥ : - for the double purpose of re- tories — "S the development of the tions “ y 7. "ee IMAGINARY CON VERSATIM® ~ °§8 and the preservation of ‘uled. y a8 may be works of art will | prom She: Why didn’t you go tof | Legion? P*stablished at once by the De- for ai F He: *nt of Fine Arts of Harvard | chier subjed peng ie rity in association with the ~ Museum and the university ae cn en atte ain Rea h gE A AAR i egl AS e ne tigien MES Soe peectinieeiatnectniaeta asain < — ee “28 + o * ew we ne om a a een een dg x) egaenenannte — 2 vt point heel him against his will, and who was perhaps literally worried to death by the imposition of undesired and unwelcome wealth. He was the late John Evans, British millionaire copper mine owner, who, tired of wealth, gave his fortune of more than $15,000,000 to various charitable foundations and re- tired to privacy at Woodstock On an an- nuity of $2000. Ten months later he was advised that some of his lands in British Guiana, which he had Supposed to be worth- | less, had been found rich in copper. An | offer of a half million pounds was made. | Replying that he did not want the money, a 5 | the former millionaire gave the minés out- ~ Am et ; A 5 pars aor? 4 | | 38 owe teatro age FE iuticean kal I eriticised the State French would not * 7 os Rees SO, FOR THAT MATTER, bu on ‘ PERSONAL—Gentleman es ~ eer ater an announcement meet congenial chess or ¢ ae at it will be possible to ers. —Pefsonal Adv - 4 tctipeseaente of choice the har- . . * hee eee of pictorial, nar- } The State motto of fae ‘ titi “ramatic and histrionic And, UP oh. «6 he collection will un- | populi suprema lex esto.” be mbteq! ' ys 2 © augmented eventual- | ther questioning, we will admit th (are few Latin scholars in the =" phi * addition of cinemato- ¥ r Cc literature,” over to an orphan asylum, and. leaving Woodstock, hid himself at Tavistock, hop- | mansion | John E ki Pieeteeioenen + m1. ing thus to escape being bothered by any zm) ' . eg more fortunes. But it was in vain. News a , : , hav EW yc . | cha A prominent London actot PEW YORK, foluowed him. He had fallen heir to $150:- that no actor needs brains, HS Ses pkine. heag ot the Denon _ English at Columbia Univer. 000, This sum was given to hospitals. Nor added that Shakspeare says @ : rrs®nd author of “The Private was even that the last of his worries. In a stage, order to rid himself of money, Mr. Evans ie of @ be Ht Seriously iN “with ton-| tuted for SS SON gate Me ee ee ee ? eet Rees eee . , ben PPh nk She: Aaa PER ABR pone wih ae te aa rs : as ws ’ Loe ee Cee i right to the engineer who had discovered them and who thus found himself tn re- ceipt of a yearly revenue of $450,000. Two months elapsed, and then Mr. Evans was notified that an inheritance of .$500,000 had been left him. This he immediately signed

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f 4 ) Whitman First Edition -BREED AND OTHER Siw, . Now first collected by : t nas Ollive Mabbott. (Colum- : a vsiversity Press, New York.) sx Prof. Emory Halloway his “Uncollected Po- Prose of Walt Whit- a” r several years ago, he was fp sto omit a short novel enti- I mr, MATTOW Tip,” which appeared ®’,, Brooklyn Fagie during June y 1846. Tho P ection was whitman’s, there was nothing in| ap files of the Bagie to support the! ympt}on. Since the appearance | > Prot. Halloway'’s work, generally thought to mne Aristidean, edited by : sn discovered. and in complete original version p.” The story is not ’ sith the final volume, the 4 pe e, in which the editor ee Sis eer on it is re- d Phat ‘ Ww.” was ede During ing the appearance ¢ | in the Aristidean. serinted the z wie, which he was then editing, | lier the title, “The Half Breed: ‘fale of the Western Frontier,’ “ating certain slight but neverthe- s significant changes in the text. His the Brooklyn Eagle version Bat is now reproduced in this . Ome volume. of the four short sketches which aad the present collection, ” “Richard Parker's ‘' and “Some Fact Ro- ws" are taken from the files of +3 Sets vear “Arrow INE = NEIPARO ugh the novelette in) ts com-| . file of a short- lived maga-|having most successfully s put in the index, which w as, ‘resentments among the pious, ef Whitman appear after ea title of the story, and in an ad-) ; indeed ia man ithan j Whitman} 1907 story in the Brooklyn, had sten and ocontintied to see Guring the balance of his life. That Whitman ldetked ai ‘dependa- ble critical faculty is granted by his admirers. down things that were as hopeless- ly crude as anything”he did in his earlier and uninspired period. But these one passes over without pro- test, knowing well that such pas- Sages are like shadows cast by a momentary obstruction to the illu- minating vision. The volume is illustrated with wood cuts by Allen Lewis, and it is ‘in every way a most desirable item for collectors. main on the market. ADAM AND EVE NEXT! It is reported that John Krskine, modern- ized Helen and Galahad, is now at Putin English in 1845, has| work upon a similar modernization | it is found! of a-no less of | couple than Adam and Eve. /result will be a knockout, socially The undoubt- By way of quieting incipient it is announced that positively neither God nor the serpent enter into the tale. Prof. edly. Firakine i# unquestionably of rich and sonality, an d his fustified by his merits. Back tn was known among a few us as a poet, and we though‘ jhe would go far in that direction. ‘Then he hit hard a3 _An essayist, as anyone will grant who knows his volume called ‘Phe Moral Obli- |gatiom to Bs Intelligent.” Then, suddenly, he came out with his “Helen.”’ All the while he was a hard-working professor of En- giish at Columbia University, with various minor literary tasks on the side. But before he was any of these things, he was a pianist, and is said to have been rather a ‘ 1) © of he Aristidean, and the fourth, @n-| wunderkind” at the age of five. He “My Boys and Girls,” was fs still a fine pianist, only recently oe in the June, 1844, number of | “heving appeared in concert in New Rover, a New York weekly. wl of this material, it will be! poted, belongs to the period of: Whitman's apprenticeshjp. Though | nh characteristic Whitman | inches are to be noted here and | Phere, the value of the work is not | mneerned with literary fhitman was then in that fring stage of his hen he was still consciously con- | med with producing possible. loway's blun- , Role volume, merit. | Vision transcending “literature” | | degrée. Readers of Prof,| our “realists,’ ‘TUncollected | of life, York, winning applause from the knowing. -« SATERATURE. ITERATU RB, if the term be al- lowed a definite meaning, is art. | group of such St. Louisans: representation Of and Mrs. Frank Sheldon of Kings- ordinary | bury place, Mrs. Gaylord Fauntle- Art is the the ‘animal consciousness of the world. What then shal] we:say ot, ’-our cynical reporters “who stick to the facts,” as Poetry and Prose,” know haw bad /|they and their claquers boast? Shall | Wehitman's writing could be What something mysterious r ned to him which we fell call ‘illumination.’ at event that gave us the W amg for thereaft- | , he no longer consciously strove; nothing. He merely | ing. nN we now admire; produce literature. id over and over, as he. might) iM in many ways, what vision he en sSia PARTY 10 BE GIVEN _ AFTER OPERA PERFORMANCE ee ee Siary Garden t© Be Guest of Honor @ *t Function at Hotel Chase i Friday. A MINUTER (Copyright 1927.) JUST NIGHT THOUGHTS. (Not by Young.) A person fond of poetry will take a ' delight wm Chez Petroushka” is the desig- | ied things the poets say about Mi. piven to a Russian party goddess, night; tn h will be given at Hotel Chase ws heresable curtain down, andJ Miday night, following the it with a star Mmance of the Russian handy sentiment while waiting @esurrection,” at the Coliseum. a Car, Garden, star of the opera, day is done, and thus must speed @ | earthly journey fleet— i Which rat has a tendency to ease OF aching feet; lory of the sky at eve, the twilig solemn hush for those who. study them tame homebound evening crush. , , . ae Te be In . al ‘She dra A very The | agement to be the guest t hor. The entertainment ms, of a Russian her and decora- The character. Relieve Hotel, Chicago. Sian dancers and entertainers f appear. The palm room is ing decorated, and special light- of the Drake vistas seen through paling stri e, far-of ; s evoke, 8 . : ~ ae oa . opctepneonig the An p fquipment is being installed. | ae sn a oe sees ap Geet representation will be of night hess hides the smoke aS ina Russian opera club, crowds mate us feel human, and # a ienanibeenttiais lia ee equals we would meet TMBIATOR MARRIES SUFFRAGIST You feel much more fraternal whe # —— chance to get a seat: Bpmtalie Jones Bride of Dill of One pictures books and music as the a ee. : mm Yo the Fx ‘ispaich, ers homeward go, ; “ REY che 32 i ster , But after dinner’s talk is Rushéd, Fu pew - ORKs March 16.--Only they gece a show: . mate friends attended the | A person fond of pony will ‘take a E Ming yesterday of United States delight We ttor Clarence C. Dill thoughts of nightfall, te 2 and Miss Rosalie Gardner not exactly right. ws, 2 suffragist, at the Episco- ISABELLE M. BAUMHOFFeage “®urch of St. John in . « . Ping Harbor, eS & ; The cerem ony, ji ; B ? n acc “ait ce THE PERCH THAT CRANED 1 EE EMss's wishen was ex. THOUSAND NECKS. aly simple. It was performed What's all the crowd about? the Rev. Harry A. Barrett, rec- Look, he is. | . of the church. Miss Jones was Oh, yes: I geen about him in the nded only by her older sister, lie stays up there three days | louise Jones, and wore a three nights and gets $500. =e Velvet bridal dress trimmed I thought he was gonna stay there 8 h old lace, an heirloom of the | What's he doin’ that for? ily. She carried a bouquet of | Look where you're going, fellow. oebngs valley and white roses. Aw. so’s your old man. : afternoon Senator and Mrs. You tell em; some of these silly saps recelved 250 friends at a for- | a pain. reception at the He came down on doctor. Why. didn't the doctor come up to nim? Oh, Mable: ou think of the cleverest U& ctior (Oo SAY, He don't slay What's What's ? tye} ° ° { s4>8 7). t his ain't | Dim as th And The In* por ts they’re 1 he re he had to he ice, ne — ~ Record Develop- | tuaaees ho, Works of Art. BRIDGE, Mass.. March 16. Collection of motion picture gine double purpose of re- | 2 : 6 develo IMAGINARY CONVERSATIO ‘8 and the iammavenion ed Sh, Why didn’t you go to Paris wi 8&8 may be works of art will | ssablished at once by the De- “ent of Fine Arts of Harvard “sraity in association with the Museum and the university up there at night. doin’ it for? sitting on? noth on’ to see, is ney? ‘Legion? se: 7 and the criticised the State Deparem: French would not admit me. a = o o ‘ SO, FOR THAT MATTER, DO PERSONAL—Gentleman wants meet congenial chess or checker play —Personal Advertisement | . ° ° | : ua synthesis of pi ctorial, nar- The State motto of Missourt is = *, @ramatic and histrionic /populi suprema lex esto.” And, upon § ities, The collection will un- ther questioning, we will admit that © a wy be augmented eventual- Latin scholars in the Gove by the addition of cinemato- E 4 Phic literature.” John Erskine Seriously Tl. K, March 16.- <b Department “olumbta Univer- ‘Od author of “The Private Helen of Trey’ y” and “Ga)l- '® seriously {}) and Somplications, at 8 hoped.” 4n announcement | ers. |are few | mansion. rn - - oe prominent ’ London actor having = ,that no actor needs brains, the office * added that Shakspeare says all the a stage, 1 MUSEUM FOR HARVARD i a i per- | opera, | Democratic | manifesto has | pted the invitation of the hote] the disturbi: of | Fascist Government are | Scharge of Edward Paul England | | considers treaties | without COLLEGE COURSE IN SCHOOLS | of Wash- . fannounced by Cold | ‘years’ college training, fre« { / i | i ' Hotel Goth- | | understanding ? Literature is sé@er-stuf?; This is set fown for the pleasure | of. i cet who ney know. ITALIAN DEMOCRATIC UNION ~ ASSAILS FASCIST GOVERNMENT daughter, Mrs. James Russell For- or | Manifesto Asserts Mussolini gime Has No Hegular or aga Mandate From People. Copyright. Publishing Cos. (New York World and Post-Dispatch.) March 16.—The Italian | Union has issued against what it ig activities of in Italy. two main paragraphs are! “Italy has natural frontiers, so has no- territorial] claims or excuse for other than pacific activities. “The present Fascist Govern- |} ment is simply a de facto govern- ment and has no regular and free} mandate from the Italian people.” The manifesto states the Union | signed by the Fascist Government as null and juridic ial basi 8. PARIS, | Chic ‘ago to Give ¥ our Years’ Free Training to Students. By the Associated Press, ( ‘HITAGO, March 16.—Plans for a four-vear college course as a part of Chicago's public schools are | Mayor Dever. need for such a children can obtain course four | of. tui- said, “The where Mayor present great,”” the as soon as the is tion, “and ‘shortage in the schools is disposed increase in sajaries can | of and‘an be given to the teachers, the School Board will establish such a col- |; Jege.”’ en a REPORTS: On HEALTH TALKS ganizations Visited. 15,000 people, have this month by members of the Health Talk Bu- reau of the Tuberculosis and Health Society of St. Louis as the.opening of its spring series, according to a report submitted yesterday. Fac- ing approximately been given ‘tories,.schools and parent organiza-. tions were among the groups sched- — it will be possible to | eriterior, of choice the har- | 'chestra John | ‘School. ieame. as the two previous ones | except uled. Promotion of of diseas@ and nutrition were the chief subjects of the talks. SYMPHONY AT CLEVELAND HIGH | ee em ee ‘Third Concert of Community Fe tival Series Tonight. The second concert of the Com- munity schools in last night in the Roosevelt High in high took place of city, ' auditorium School. The third concert will be played tonight at the Cleveland High The program will be the that the Nell Gwynn dances of Germain wil!) be substi- with ton-jtuted for the choral singing of the high school students, Very often he set | It will not long re-| important | powerful per-! success is more | development Essential art and essential religion | ‘differ not at ali in kind, but only in | before | | we not say that they are blind men | hap- | presuming to show the way to the | may as| blind, and that their so-call led facts It wasjare no more than formalized mis- | or %t is! And so it is usually noth- 1927. by the Press and Pulitzer | terms/turn home soen for the spring va- | the | cation, The | Orthwein, daughter of Mr. and Mrs SEH ! health, prevention. ‘gave a party at Buckingham Pal- | ‘thé Ambassadors to Great Britain Festival series being giv- | ‘en by the St. Louis Symphony Or- | countess Astor. the | | Bridge, day medal annual | Academy ; 7 lily Magnus,, \land place. | | There will be a lecture Monday | afternoon. ‘the | prets and popularizes ‘Miss Eleanor Horton, former presi- | tion |Red Cross worker. Factories, Schools and Parents’ Or- | family More than 60 health talks, reach- | ‘grandfather, thead, served in Congress and was ‘United Statee Minister to Switzer- ‘land under |'Miss Horton is vice president of a ra ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH__ Books| | | Visitor to Hot Springs. Secial Items R. AND MRS. LOUIS D. LAW- M NIN of 61388 Washington bovievard will sail April 27 on the Berengaria for Europe, fo be gone until early summer. They will spend some time in Paris and in Italy, and will visit the principal | cities, A group of young St. Louis girls | are @xpected home tomorrow from | Miss Porter's Schoo) at Farming- | | ton, Conn., for the spring vacation. In the group are Miss Jane Burne, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert | Burns of 30 Lenox place: Miss Cynthia Polk, daughter of Mr. Charles M. Polk of 4366 Weatmin- | ster place; Miss Anne West, | daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Allen T. West of 48 Westmoreland place: | Miss Mary Shepley, daughter of ! | Mrs. Arthur B. Shepley of 56 | | Westmoreland place: Miss Mar- | _ garet How. daughter et Mra. Charles Adams How of 5566 Clem- ' eng avenue; Miss Jean Ford, daughter of Mr. and Mra. James | L. Ford Jr. of 54 Westmoreland | place, and Miss Patricia Parker. daughter of Mrs. Herbert Lawrence Parker of Washington terrace, who will be with Mrs, Ma- son Scudder of the St. Louis Coun- | try Club grounds during the _ab- | sence of her mother in Kurope. | iss SCL DDER, debutante | daughter of Charles Scudder | | They will iain in St. Louis until | April 6. % of 4400 McPherson avenue, A number of part wating |aeParted Saturday for Hot Springs, pe bE ses "© | Ark., for a three weeks’ visit. Miss pon in honor of Mr. Rt idolph \Scudder was accompanied by her Ganz, retiring conductor of the St. /aunt, Miss Mary Scudder of 4944 Louis Symphony Orchestra, and |fingell boulevard. his wife. Last night Mr. and Mrs, her, sister, —Aahen-Brenner Photo MIss ELIZABETH SCUDDER, rery : ai i@s are WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 16, 1927 NOTED RETIRED OFFICER OF U, §, MEDICAL CORPS DIES Dr. Joseph Yates Porter Conducted Gov ent Relief in Several Yellow Féver Epidemics, By the Associated Press. MIAMI, Fila., March 16.—Dr. Joseph Yates Porter, retired ‘offt- cer of the United States medical | appear in Dr, Schacht’s corps and credited with the first | bilization of the Mark,” trans- | |published in Stuttgart, demonstration of mosquito REICHSBANK HEAD IN BOOK PRAISES OWEN YOUNG'S WORK Dr. Schacht’s “The Stabilization of the Mark” Pays Tribute Also to Dr. Lather. Special Correspondence of the Post-Miepateh. BERLIN, March 1.—Tributes to Dr. Luther and to Owen Young “The Sta- recentiy The presa- mission of yellow fever in the Unit-|¢t president of the Reichsbank | ed States; died at his home in Key West arly today. born 79 years ago. ernment relief in the yellow fever | S¢gin the work of setting the Ger- epidemics at Dry Tortugas in 1873 and at Key West, Miami, Pensa- cola and Jacksonville in the late eighties Retiring from the service with the rank of lLieutenant-Colonel in} 1907, Dr. Porter active duty with the army medical | corps in 1917 and Was surgeon at Camp Johnston, Jacksonville, until 1919. He was a past grand master of the Odd Fellows and a past evens of the National Army Chaplin's Ww ife to Return | to Movies, | German By the Associated Press LOS ANGELES, Cal.. Match. 16. | —Defkated by her husband in her | recent attempt collect $4000 a month temporary alimony. Lita Grey Chaplin, .who has been liv- ing: theoretically penniless in | Charlies Chaplin’s 40-room home | at Beverly Hills, says she will re- turn to the movies within two weeks, to dine (man currency ‘Owen Young he believes to be the | upon its legs again. concrete type of the new capital- own was recalled to | German SPATS. | bi lity roar 8 and _iIst—the man with a mind for the funiverse instead of merely for his interests. On the need ‘for colonies, Dr. Bchacht is lie reviews the possi- of. increasing the world's suggests the un!imited possibilities of wireless in the sav- age’s hut. yjicture of the days when \fpciais and 37 The book gives a vivid 2000 of- paper bills were lw orking day and night to turn out paper billions. ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH PAGE 21 PRINCE OF WALES MINGLES Drops in at All Hours and Visit« Pubs, Fish Shops and Coffee Stalls. By the Associated Prees. LONDON, March 16. The Prince of Wales has recently for- me | saken the drawing rooms of May- fair and Belgravia to seek a wider | Knaewledge of the | says Dr, Luther gave up a large) Death came in | income and a fine position in the the same room in which he wag | banking world for a pittance and | |& servant's room in the Ministry | Pr. Porter was in charge of Gov-|0f Finance when he was urged to | “other half’ of subjecta among the fish shops and his future | Limehouse ‘‘pubs,”’ coffee stalls. 'West Enders can boast they ‘Met the Prince face to face. Mothers of families have been ‘considerably flustered Prince, with a local acting as master suddenly dropped with the wash” , dry and little Joey ‘gcarcely ciad al iPrince soon puts | Base. | One evening an h fall early workers. (to go to bed when there wae | loud rat-tat at the door. clerg¥Vman | of cerémonliés, in upon them, hanging out running about all. But everybody at umble family, Already More Bast Enders than have | the WITH POOR IN THEIR HOMES | a } an inch, taking the precaution to put her foot against it in ease it was an unwelcome intruder, and bawled out: . “What. d’ye mean making this racket at thia time of night?” The Prince, for it waa he, apol- ogized profusely for disturbing the family, who were in various aa of deshabiile, and retired qui ‘after shaking hands. During these excursions, word Is passed to the police not te Mak« themeelves consplewous, and thus ‘the Prince is enabied to make his calle .without being hampered by) |‘ curtows crow has Traffic Policeman Die«, funeral services for Traffic Pa- ‘'trolman Fred Friedewald, 40 years ' when the. | ele, to: | EF riedewald, old, who died yesterday at Mis- sourl Baptist Sgnitarinm from sep- tic potsoning caused By & carbun- will be held Friday at an un- derta “ing chapel at Fair and Weat Fioriegant avenues. lie is swur- vived be hie widow. Mrs. Edna and three sona, Fred. Alfred. Friedewaid. | Don and | whose last traffic assignment was was preparing | re Proadway and Washington av. a enue, was taken Ul @ month ago. The | He lived at 3i190A North Saran /mother werft to the door, opened it ‘street. ates PIMPLES DISAPPEAR Skin Glows Healthier SKIN PURGATIVE At druggists, shops and toilet 1.00. goods counters. The Beautif ying beauty 50c and SPECIAL SPRING OFFER) OUR NATURAL MARCEL, REGULAR $15—NOW KANTOL | PERMANENT WAVEe STEAM AND OIL, PROCESS; NO WATER OR FINGER WAVING; “1120 4513 Deimar. FOr. 11 : DE MUN SHOP $ 7 P rug Joseph W. Lewis of 12 Hortense place gave a diuner party for them, 2 and Friday and Saturday nights | Mr. and Mrs. Frank Payne Crun- | den of 4426 Westminster place and | Mrs. Grace Wilson-Clark of 11 Vandeventer place entertained them at their respective homes. An interesting party a few nights | ago was given by Mr. and Mrs. Lewis M. Rumsey Jr. of 4372 West- minster place for Mr. Frank O. Horton, the owner of the H. F. Bar Ranch et Buffalo, Wyo., where many St. Leouisans spend their summers. The guests included a Mr. tee | roy, Mr. and Mrs. Sol Swartz of 5362 Waterman avenue, and Miss Josephine Bates, niece of Mrs. Wil- llam Maffitt of 4315 Westminster place. Mr. Horton showed motion pictures of scenes in and near the ranch. He spent the week-end in| St. Louis. | | Mr. and Mrs. Morton Jourdan of | (4605 Lindell boulevard are expect- (ed home tomorrow from a brief | visit ing Chicago. a a “a, Mrs. Leo De Smet Carton of 5357 , Waterman avenue and her son, | | Langdon, are expécted home early ‘in April from California, where | {| they ‘spent the winter. A group} _, that returned several days ago in- | cluded d Mr. and Mrs. Jackson John- ' gon of 25 Portland place, their | gan of Chicago, and her children. | Mr. and Mrs. Edward oe is of 4 Hortense place, will return home today from a visit in the East. They visited their daughter, Miss at Miss Wright's | | School in Bryn Mawr, Pé., and in | a iNew York. Miss Magnus will re- retrning with Miss Pee | | Frederick C. Orthwein of 15 Port-! wee March 21, at 8:80 o'clock, at the Maryville College df Sacred Heart, Meramec street | jand Nebraska avenue. by Miss. | Dorothea Spinney, under the aus- | |pices of the alumnae. Miss Spinney | ‘is an English woman who inter-| ° Greek and bow classic dances, The affair. is for members of the | lalumnae® and their friends. The |; patronesses will be Miss Eugenie Berthold, Miss Eloise Jones, Mrs. | ‘Clarence Maloy. Mrs. Richard ‘Hager, Mra. Frank W. Corley, Mrs. | - .O. P. J. Falk, Mrs, Amadee Valle | Reyburn, Mrs. Howard Benoist. Mrs. John L. Boland, Mra. Pow- hatan Clarke and Miss Mabel | Hagan. ne ae ce a ee OPEN MISS HORTON'S CAMPAIGN AS SCHOOL BOARD CANDIDATE Members of the Town Club and/ other organizations met there yes- | terday to open the campaign of | dent of the Town Club. for elec- | to the Board of EKducation. | She is a former school teacher and | Miss Horton is qa member of a) prominent in politics. She) daughter of the late W. M.| member and vice president Louis City Couneil. Her Col. James O. Broad- is a Horton, of St. President Cleveland. securities company. a ee ee Houghtons Guests of Royalty By the Aseociated Press. | LONDON, March 16. — King! George and Queen Mary last night | QUIC Among their guests were ace. American Ambassador Alanson RB. | K SUDisameans Bay ree- _ from the shadow of ASHBOARD DRUDGERY/ ad , F there were no other way to get your clothes really clean, your high standards of cleanliness might compel you to wear yourself out one day a week at a washboard. But soaking clothes clean with Chipso gives the washboard no excuse for being. Chipso loosens the dirt into the water. What the washboard did by your strength and its roughness, Chipso does by the power of honest suds—but safely ! Will you try this easy Chipso method? Pour Chipso’s thin white flakes into the tub, Run hot water over them for instant suds. (No chipping, no melting, no dissolving of powders. ) Add cold water till suds are lukewarm. Toss in clothes and squeeze the suds through them. Leave them for twenty minutes—or longer if you like. Then squeeze the suds through the clothes a few more times and only badly-soiled spots will need hand rubbing. Rinse and wring. Women tell us this method actually cuts their clothes-washing time in half—and makes the work go much easier! Chipso doesn’t cost a penny more to use. In the large blue-and-orange box, there’s enoygh for six to eight washings. Houghton and Mrs. Houghton. an tn: Others of the 50 guests included | with their wives, Earl and Count- | ess Beatty and Viscount and Vis- | | Saltus Medal to Pennsylvania. By the Associated Press NEW YORK, March 16.—E4.- ward W. Redfield of Center | Pa., Was announced to- | the winner of the Saltus. for merit, the most cher- . award given at the 102nd. exhibition of the National | of Design. Redfield | as ished The most amazing success in the history of household soap a S cr clothes clean... Dishes—¥%s less time won the medal for his picture, | “Cherry Valley.” ome wheter ni Seaham . a A gay eld, chill BER Mfe acted cst wet 0 RINE, le aah LIE ET TI atl Sig OE sek. li Sijer foes Ieee . ve heals ah te Dywewe h Mere ik, ott

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ST.LO ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH___ WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 16. 1924 _— . investigations of the irregularities at the penitentiary which had come | to their aftention. Minority Report ; The main points of his report were: ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ TEXT OF SENATE REPORT CHARGING PRISON FRAUDS Continued from Pact 19. PAGE 22 EXTREMELY All eee a { --—— Ribbon Floral- Decorated 8 wide i A en ee eS Re a ap te ~. ~ " Pea ee ee nS ee ee Co a eee oe ee en 0 est n oJ tes > _ F 4 Sh RE et cect - see 0‘ 3 ate ee é a ‘members of _ committee make the following findings and rec- ommendations: ae _one the charges made in the resolution for the investiga- tion a ig been fuliy sustained. ° That Dr. Cortez F. Enioe was =e is the dominating influ- ence at the prison, and the other members of the board and heads epartments were mere tooss. That management of the prison a been so loose, in- harmonious, nbusinesslike and of a : the The first mee of the surplus of the prison industries for the general upkeep of the prison was not after Burnett retired as a commissioner. While Burnett was in office $56,000 was taken for that purpose. The deficit at the prison was due principall yvto the rapid in- crease in the number of con- victs Increase in business of the Oberman Manufacturing Co. with the prison after Burnett's retire- ' E advantages of special- HAVANA, CUBA - MISSI Jacksonville St. Agus tine. ... Daytona Beach. . $42.66 New ee - Vero Beach . $42.27 . $46.36 ROUND at West Palm Beach $49.17 Palm Beach... ..$49.50 Tickets will be Honored in Spring Sale of FAMOUS TRAINS L THE FLORIDAN THE SEMINOLE Junior Lamps Exceptional Values at rack . St. Louis 4:08 P. M These beautiful Lamps are certain- ly wonderful val- ves. Have beauti- tifully decorated Geor- gette shades and poly- chrome bases. oped priced at. clusion in the manufacture of footwear, with over five hun- dred and fifty different ma- chimes manufactured by the United Shoe Machmery Corpo ration for use m modern shoe-making. devoid of chen attention as to ment was explained by evidence amount in effect to @ fraud upon 4 Pp y that Oberman was not equipped handle the business whilie Burnett wag in office, but that Burnett's suggestion he en- ETS aE Continued on Next Page. ae a to B ) That the management has 4 pen silty and uDb- ritism, resulting in | et for all Industrial Requirements ip the State and any Kind, Type or Size Consult us now. Suggestions and layouts free. State dimensions of site and the purpose of the building. Quick and economical service. We make in our factories all permanent building products, including steel] windows. steel doors and individually designed roofs and walls, deliver them from stock, and erect the building for you. One euntract covers all operations. No extras. TRUSCON STEEL COMPANY ‘oi Syndicate Trust Bidg. St. Lots. Phone GArfield 2056 brazen lack of the board mem- ‘tar harmony among bers & “Here - . a = » i has ’ i2 as . Per ’ + * — } “orf . t} ' ae et +‘ ii Sv iWwvisaws a4 *eor se c ¢ ; | . 2 - oS s ~ » ‘. ? * 7 _ . é Z s aia ; a »* +* 6 ; . - i 4 4 = ’ Ti ‘ 44440U pA 4 Fs ~NEW YORK - A business trip! A holiday! New York's famous hostelry is the center of activities— business and pleasure! ween > WG SERVICE>> The Achievernent of the Past The Assurance of the Future bet 85c Delivers It! i I al i ed lie ek eS ee te ee OR rio: RE wt Oe nspepneey Fitts nas “ Are ay . : y 5 ~ : an es . . Cn Leet whnmg 3 ra sien aeall al ‘ F - i m a, at . eres. 5 - Py = sag oe pe te i, qf Min, PaRaig Shoe te im pier . ns board mem- nd to prevent the State obtaining the advantages open, and fair “At the Crossroads of the Worid”™ purchases and | the ee a * Ye ye 1a RS, ptm ae ete pee i eee 2 “ x 9 3iet : aad adi aaa SP t Sale Will Start at i ‘apes. = a nonest, Mek weap UNITED SHOE MACHINERY CORPORATION BOSTOM, MASSACHUSETTS ‘ i SS @' ST.LOUIS:© ai ok FURNISHING ( | ——— ee —_— he mim nt | free Cineee $; 4a . +4 nh mpetition F. A. Muschenhbeim 46 Years in Business! The repeated refusal of the 4d to investigate the charges and mismanage- and - definitely against it has wholly de- iess)6 6and (ail terther confi- See shoe 6 sna Tare nite has yop TIMES SQUARE BROADWAY S4S5T.- 45 ST =? St. Louis Branch: 1423 OLIVE ST. an ings ens a eS ca ee See i is er a ee te — 1E 7 a . >. . ho na r B: %‘es 6Tsé Sanaa 1 ”' 4 ™ “» 2 «> a .* * +,%.% 4" ” A Py *,% ®&* oe" a” 23 o ae ss ~.* ee e*a*-* BHry ~ A REPRICING EVENT Ladies’ Spring SUITS J | Q-50 $24.40 Values Reduced te A Select Display of Slenderizing Models In New Spring Coats and Dresses For Stouter Women 2" * ~ _ * eo” * * *¢ 2 >> ee #& - &" * * @ @ .* 4,6 ce POUL LLLERLLLULLULLLLULLLLALULAE COANE CHTI LOTTI TTT ' } i — A A e — .* -~._*. * .* * @¢ ° 7. « @,9,%,° .* oe" oe « e@* *, 0%, . ¢.¢ MRO TLL ' ; —. > - ’ “=== # _ > > bb. | AML ee. * Afternoon Frocks * Street and Sport Frocks * Business Dresses ae Te ee ee ee Me nah teectaemts tiie di Aber titeast ec ee ee rere ver Se Gea ORG ea Pee “ ae 4, ‘ pg Ki oe ss Pe ER We A Mgt | Bact y th ory ‘i UVUUU HUAN EXTRAORDINARY PURCHASE OF Men's Spring SUITS 4 Real Value $99.50 Others Priced toe £65.00 TOPCOATS A Super-Value $29 $32.50 $37.50 $42.50 .- BRAND-NEW IN ORIGINAL - FACTORY BOXES— FACTORY GU ARANTEED Regular al 165 & te ¥ A TREMEN COME EARL) |} ee 235 is « sfx-tabe second Feast thar imsere faultieas ree of aclectivity tberyoud ——a R=: will grare the fuerstebiogs «of “sternal counections are necessary. * installation eof Radicia 23 may = coe Ay | A Collection of the Season’s Favored Silks and Cloths in the Wanted Shades 2 for the Price of One! tig ss sel sacs peri dae 2 epee Pee ie abeie " Pee ie Pgs eee Le Fat oes 7: a * u € 2 oii *_*_% * + €_.@_.¢+ ¢ ¢_% ¢@ ea” "ea*a*.* ¢@ _.@ is apy, See 2 PS ARE RES NY Pet 37 cod *_%~s -_ SSS "+ ~ = Summers Defends lb nine ‘ | ss , rs ss + * % 4, & * $3 = 4 > eS > vz ; : " Saree 3 ie & as a e z ee r a x Ss" e 72a e a Fae" res bias ; te 4 Be > tae “4 2 >) sii ¢ 5 ~ i > * ba = eg 4 ma ge i J a © _ owe et: 2 9 = ” aby ‘ = * * z Se ~ 2 Ss a 2 s ; 4 °° Pee 5. ie: z > Dae Re thy £ | 7 “e = ae ‘ ' :) Pe : z * ve. & te or eee * . oe | ey to . J +% ae = : aur: : 2 ee 6 3 2 pte + ee SH. 2-3 5 a 2 & a y ay ee. ty SE oe eee > * RAD wl i baa’ 4 ,am 3 a 4 es ? wt pps .2 " 4 i + ‘ Ee ne 4 : c- 4 ¢ uv 4 . = & eS ¢ ees . t 77 ¥ ¢ a ro a . 9 mh § es, : 8 . oY a : 4 = oe .S- 4 ba * “2 ae “a o, : cs J or ee ; ce tS c ede | “i A ® ." w. 3 . * a '. foo s% = + a . fr ‘ x ¥ 2 4 a - : > ¢ ee. 2 * eae he ; Pee be ee 7D 7 - * 4 r Soe “ ae iq 7 ry. 4 a bg ms ; ok ; eee : 7! ae aa eS Fz - L . > 4 as ae “2 a ‘ 4 $s 8 . Pat ee vy ef’ x . s > x ae ee 4 ae & bee a) i we Ae See » oa ’ me 7 ete . Ps > “a * be i ; — * 7 San ‘eee be we ae Fe : R a J ‘ = +7 7 » 4 4 aa rs : e irs : . t x 3 Se : ez =. “j 5 bs « aS F 4 2 ae . ee xi a bis Se - &? is e i x , T- é EB) a gi : ; a : ; G A eet a 4 ty = 2 ‘ ; .” ms t ; + ~ 3 * r 4 al : ss ? 7 - iat : i # 7 * “SA Bee - , eee 2 ; eee , é* . a ‘ -62 ¢ 2 = " ie 3 Pe. 3 23) ea * os 4 Pa N 23 : $ > ed 7 , a q és Fi a 4 cas ae eg a oi 4 bs a 2 » o > $ bd a S4 4 a, 2 2 ee a se ya y Be Bik £5 of - 3 4 ‘ Py: £ ay : as! “ * a , a s: ot $ = pata Dae? at nal * b' sh ‘ ‘is ae bd 1a geo ae ‘Boe ae 3 ‘3 2 : ae “2 ¥ - eer: ee a j + rs Be 3 t - r 4 Ae e + ae a we & i a. Te i? y -.- a Fi % oe & = b a es i | 3 ‘+ _ . ; Sy : | . he 4 1 b & 4 + 3 oe b : +. P ' . 2 f- ? D a ee : ore , . ; ¥ i f # > é Lz os ?. } - f ; 4 7 4 $ i - . nd : i s : H t = 4 b: Si h ;. & *). ae . 3 & ay -. Pan 4 : a $ Caw * ea ae 2. ree ae «= = Se % a Bee > b = SS ee i ¥ eS * ae % et v $ tet - 4 4 3 aie a 4 , Fy 4 ~ — I et ‘ ¥ 4 ) ; ew ~ , . 7 . eT Or Meee iotemaneg ion alt Sep pasha sis pias Be. EE haw is. «Oe a siete peel. St ARTING at the stroke of nine, Thursday morning, the Thrift Shc e adds anoth er chapter to the iechertil merchandising of Garland Dresses. Spring’s smart Frocks, in a _ of charming one and two O pie ce styles, and in a selection of shades which includes all the beige shades and light colors as well as the ultra-smart navy and black. he opportunity such as this will enable many to provide their entire Spring Dress requirements and effect a worth-while saving. 4 + ee) ~~ bn = ; e4 ew pleated, diagonal and ot their Paris creator, Compose effects NG 1 ; : ~ wt ~ a = sin ? . ? = and ail smart neck attractive combinations in black and white 2-54 Pres -. - ba } | y } ' treatment: In regular and many other colors. None sold sinely : . — as55* a” - — . wo tor $16.75 on i id rere ~ od sui av; an + Pag ES ar a8 = \ oy a ~ Oo aTis if PO c 1d rt name the new cloths 4 . ~~. ~ ie i\WVAATL LU Guten ~~ te Pern Mati tey si lete ineatrectiona fer “Ony refinements of mediate 2S will ‘COMPLETE HEAVY DUTY 1 EQUIPMENT FOR il ill > ad —— and sie eve $16.75 Frocks “ Juniors’, 13-17. . Misses’, 14-20 . . Women’s, 36-44 .. Extra Sizes, 46-50 ehange.” = oa severely CTiticised ie sf op—Sec one epee newspapers and hewsepaper men who had published the results of EXTRA\- Size i 8 yw ye 606 N. BROADWAY OPEN SATURDAY UNTIL 9 P. M-{{JIIIIUUIIIIIII ee HATTA AACA NNN . + - Summers By om letaaaaeeaateaeeseaaeaaaae THOMAS WwW. GARLAND. Inc.—Suxth Se.. Thru to Broadway — Between Locust & St. Chariesggg ‘ é # -

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— ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ oo ___ WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 16, 1927__ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH is John Ritchie’s Relatives Sought. | Wed 40 Ye P sre ‘ ome a ey EXTREMELY LOW FARES TO RUBBERS BLOW BANK bi gents eninas eee tania ee eet ie Po ee mre [Pax pmancioce, Merch 10 i March 15.— | The picturesque cafe.of Mimi Im- of San oe ing held at Milford, Ill, awaiting | Charging that his wife, whom he |'perato, gathering place Quick identification, and St. Louis po- |™@rried more than 40 years ago,| Francisco artists, was damaged Don't cough all night. A few ’ | lice have been asked to fing his had deserted him, Gustave Voit. 67 | early today by a bomb which had | doses of aba geties wis relieve 7 , that racking, weakening cough. ; years old, h § iv | . , relatives. The man died Feb. 14, i Mrs cathe We m pieces rem been planted in .@ Window of te Bron-Chu-line comtains a sure-fire, “rs. bertha Voit, 61 years ‘old.| place. No one was injured by the | nealing ingredient that makes you i MISSISSJPPI GULF COAST - NEW ORLEANS Night Watchman, Two Other the day after he had been found | They were married in 1886 in St.| explosion. Homes in the vicinity | feel better almost at once. G@uick, unconscious in a box car. He gave | Louis and have eight children. Voit/of the cafe and windows in many | sure, effective. ROUND TRIP - ~- FIRST CLASS . | Men Held Captives at his name before he died, the letter be living with a daughter here. His| houses were shattered by the BRON-CHU-LI NE com senate « Stores March 19th, 26th - April 2d, 9th, 14th Billings, Mo. ane 7” | sat, Sainte, 19 Lose wich en be saeco Serene TE : Return Limit 15 Days i 3 - re = . Be. ; Be oe ree > *g “hg g ne - ay 2 ON by Veg x ‘ . Special to the Post-Dispatch. A Few of the Many Points BILLINGS, Mo., March 16.-—-|} i e Jacksonville .-. pte to ae paanaie $50.85 Bradenton : Venice ; After tying up the night watchman, : gay ee Beach. $42.68 a. 3 ere sang the Frisco Railroad night station) SP | _ @ Ys New Smyrna... .$42.27 . St. _ a _ es ene : agent and the night telephone ull, Don’t Mi D t Mi B HH Vero Beach re . Tarpon Springs. . j 3 erator, robbers early today blew! iss , on {ss S West Palm Beach $49.1 : Avon Park ‘ Pass Christi , f Bil-| ’ » @ fi paim Beach 549.50 + stian. . .$27. open the safe in the Bank of Bil-| Th S | a Thi S | ng Sale of g « hg Cuba. . .$78. lings and escaped with between| ts aie ts ate oa ee ]$4000 and $5000 in cash and| | | around $25,000 in Government} - FAMOUS TRAINS Leaving St. Louis .: Dining C saiie tail | or Lamps THE FLORIDAN ‘THE SEMINOLE PANAMA LIMITED NEW. ORLEANS Be ORLEANS | Ee sabhadn ooane at work, shetty] Three-Day hice sen ncaune ets Thursday i All Pullman Pullman & Coaches All Pullman SPECIAL LIMITED four hours and fired three shots of| ptional Values at Lv. > Mi Lv. fie M Lv. St. engl “ Lv. St. — * Lv. St. Lo nitroglycerin before they got into e t e 05 F. mM. - M. 05 P. M. 1:00 : i : 4 - M. ‘30 P. M. the safe. They left the bank build-| A nniv Frida ; full : . . ) . asd E ota en reservations and tickets, call or address ing leisurely and made their eacape| E ersal = - Dz. R, Assistant General Passenger Agent : , O10 Planters Bidg.. St. Louis, Mo. Telephone—GArfield 2032 in an automobile. * e e ity cket fice, 324 N. Broadway The number in the gang was es- ] ; S t d timated by the prisoners at from p e Cc | a ~ a ur ay —S===_ u- 3 five to seven. They worked with- A ; out masks, but the light was dim, - & according to their victims, and ac-| Ww h bl D b Pp i d . | : curate descriptions could not be ob-} a a € ar roo r nte | | tained. All but one, the leader, ‘ Geor- |appeared to be about 25 or 26 | I ‘years old. The leader was de- | é | 3 4 i poly- scribed as a somewhat older man. Select e 7 The three prisoners got free of| ; : . (their 1 ds within 10 inutes after | ° Oar Re ular $2.50 Yours iff iia ceetere torr ute ectoerd i Our Regular $2.98 Quality—40 Quality—36 Inches Thursday em | Springfield were notified. Inches Wide Wide See Our | “T was on duty at the station| about 2 o’clock this morning,’’ C. §S. Dresses on Musgmave, Frisco agent, said. “I | Only 1000 Yards at D md t desi : attrac- a Sale heard a noise in a filling station | This Price vain y gns in ‘ A tive color combinations, Yard ars in Business! ; : | | across the street and thought the) se . | Thursday night watchman, John McElhaney, | Anticipate your Spring so much in demand this near to the filling station two men’ Spring—and washable, SES ; ) 517-19 WASHINGTON AY, had gone in there. When I got, and Summer needs and , Sf - ° 1 LOUIS no)? | “ ¥. | 1 y ys “A, pee PA stepped out of the shadows and take advantage of this too. a ————— F | | A ; ~ , ae ) ' al | orp ote alae ve outed pad wien extremely low price on . | | ap ) :— oo } " . ve : | ling. The night watchman was ly-; this guaranteed wash- ; ri BOE LS and CORNWALL | ‘ =" oe see if i. Ae oF, Ad ee x seale ing on the floor, bound and gagee. | able Flat Crepe. VW ashable St ped . 2 ep Sa at CANT Shae 6 | , ae YJ ' A nn) \\ ae | ma; “The dispatcher at Springfield | RA NCEE i AVE _. Ss RA: ; i\S fy ¥S ‘ or Uh me y . es LRN rere.) i\began to get worried when he) All New Sprin N ay E xi Fe = 3 . , we bot) Ci , | S AEN | we ‘could not get any report on trains | DOOR FROM CORNER 3 | RG 0 eae tS Fe 4 ae ||) an ee ai fe 4 , ifrom Billings. oe a. emget: Colors Include : ‘a . a g ‘ ; i > ; f . * SS, J A, h t : r¢ a0 ¢ \ ee eae oe ‘ee j aa oe | Ip one operator here allace | Black Our Regular $2.98 7 3 =—=>_ * |\Swift, and asked him to go down | 2 to the station and see what had New Blue 32 Inches Wide oe iF ‘happened. When Swift got down- Liberty Blue TTTTITTLItiiitil. Tri Tiiitf i rs. “a : £ aan is | , mo 4 fl th 2 . ‘stairs and stepped out on the walk . ccnesccsnscesccscsensesresssceren ee eee ry r? : it ! AR i : : a ’ a -" 4 ae. 3 ‘two men pointed revolvers at him) Rustic age . A wonderful range of | { sa kes oe | : C= | ba oat and took him over to the bank and Titian Blue striped color combina- A | AV | n i. 4 | ‘tied and gagged him. They left: Claret tions. Ideal for smart, ‘him on the floor in the front room | Jungle Green “a 'with the Marshal and me.” | ad Emerald striking Summer frocks, The capital stock of the bank is | Orchid iY and practical, too, for it ya -$25,000. Joseph J. Pearce is presi- | 7. ‘dent and J. J. Howard is cashie®. | Seal and Others 18 washable. a | Howard said the loss was covered | iby insurance. _BATTLE REPORTED — LANE BRYANT SECOND FLOOR . om ‘ ' J : CHINESE RAILWAY ° ° ° O O O | | S| ed dink te | Beginning Thursday—An Extraordinary SALE! | ___ Y y | d child there j se of th | ! : THE BIGGEST COAT SALE OF THE SEASON!! encore bap oeerealagy | . ean my mported Sport Coats—Black and White Coats—Poiret Twill Coats—Monkey Fur- Se 2 eagge “gn haga! Rapspaaylh p if : : Trimmed Coats—New Satin Coats—Silk Coats—Dréss Coats—Kasha Coats ll adinieher ns dk Snininn at Chen] Ys . 4 * Sy hey es : —Twin Beaver\Trimmed Coats—Choice—Thursday— kiang, which borders on the south , eC the Province of Kiangsu, in which . | | Shanghai is situated, that he will | not attempt by force to take the | international settlement in Shang- | hai, says a dispatch to the West- | minster Gazette. He has promised | to protect foreigners inside or out- iside the settlements. He has re-' =| quested that the military and civil- | jan defense forces in Shanghai | keep within their boundaries. | A lengthy protest has been is- sued by the’ British commercial | community in Shanghai over the agreement recently concluded at Hankow :between Great Britain, ‘and the Cantonese. The protest | says the agreement contains no. an anything in return. H 57 | MAIL he | for the vi al surrender by the ORDERS fog | British of all rights except that of | = ee | extraterritoriality. FILLED “fi Protest is to be made jo the Na- | 1 INE \ ° | tionalist Government if an investi. | iter NO G. 0, Ds } |gation being made by American | | Consul-General Lockhart at Han-/| ; ; A G A i RE W Ee EA Dp = | kow should show that Nationalists | ) Aly MR RES ” ae Pe bare a eT L Bi were responsible for firing upon ' T peSiaaeaeaae eee fe af es at : fi and damaging the bridge of the. | Mite WAT pce ka : fi tea? aR Ks | American torpedo boat destroyer mn | | es ees Mt 1 D RAS iC pe RI C E C U Preble on the Yangtze River last | = HEAT ee al Fig F : * Sunday. | AL ee a 4 | Every Dress Should Sell for ‘ & f| TEXT OF SENATE i Pere] | Hs ah ka Far More Than $25! : re) = i! REPORT CHARGING ee (—-,. Vee | ; § O PRISON FRAUDS | ¥ Tae 4 i] » és : ; 2 | Continued from Preceding Page. Be gk. x | | A Lane Bryant triumph in mer- | 6-T UBE SET | ie Su er-Heterod ne mu | jarged his organization to take y {| chandising—a valueful offering om B H p y | care of it, the organization get- of the same smart styles slender 2 RA pa D-N E W ky ting to function actively after eo ° O LJ R eg RY i C E S| Burnett retired. fa FSR € h~; women and misses wear. An op- There was no-record to show ae f,7 b 4 . 2 | portune purchase and sale that @ IN ORIGINAL RCA ff ¢ was no record to sho Wafer — oy. ) _ FACTORY RADIOTRON TUBES | "phe report of the majority yh 74: — of) brings you handsome new styles a ame. | member of the committee sav-. | he. . a>, —- at much less than the usual price. BO | ored of politics. XES— | S Foe The system of buying at the Ld R FACTORY GUARANTEED Ba D> D>. PD egilar ae had for competitive a i. The patronage given the. Jef- ; Bolero, semi-Eton jacket, straight- $ —- - : ee, | a ferson City Produce Go., man- a “i ae Saat ; 3 aged by a brother of the pur-* f + a eNy A, | line, two-piece and other charming ae . | chasing agent at the prison, was q Ne ae? eet tvl in be Atheni —" 7 x | : styies——i1n aver, enia, queen an example of favoritism. ‘ ; , 1 bi he d The board was wrong in not | Wee \ AG: Vice ue, gooseberry and many more holding regular board meetings : shades—as well as striking black- V } | ; 6 QUANTITY | for the transaction of business. | : KS and-white combinations - : * 1 "i a ue LIMITED & McGregor’s dealings with Fish, | : ra the ex.convict, were unwise, but { not “shady.” | : : eria A TREMENDOUS VALUE § * 200 | TF 0 npc: nk \ thi es rum witness was due to nervousness COME EARLY—OPEN SA.M.P2222- "| |. . = recently had done. ! iN 7 } . . Steinbeck was “an expert trou- os \ 1} 3 A th S t Al | Here Are the Sizes ADIOLA 25 is a asix-tube second harmonic Super-Heterodyne embodying technical refine- : a that insure faultless reception and reproduction—simplicity of operation—and a blemaker.” : met wh ce of selectivity beyond which it would not be desirable to go. It is housed in a cabi- The charges failed of proof , X A : ~ W *s S sé. W 4 s tout omen's Sizes, 38 to ; omen’'s ch will grace the furnish! any home or club. Space is provided for all batteries; “ Sees epeeressousess - a Saseee gs gees s : s be: Ps he 2 ‘oie ete

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Bese °° 2. 4 a TIE ee natal Be MET 2 Bae ST.LOUIS. POST-DISPATCH 1927 an tt Aa tater hoaSe- ai 2 at § $ bins ke (E> ; WBEDXZEPAY EVENING, MARCH 16, PAGE, 24 _____ ST. LUIS POST-DISPATCH _ doce Wigs ARIE nw AR gis GG Hi 8 3 : eg : ' ia | Reed Club Formed in Pike County. “Pike /ounty peterday at Bowling Green. : : ‘¢C qu ' bie vas heiped in the | — eciated Pre : “J, b*’ regi nized yest rday ai f Bea % SEALS UP ; HIS OWN HOME work by a squad of sympathizing EXPECTS MEDIATION ee 1 ous weer ai March 16.—A —— | | Grand a : 6 5 Italian Defies Landlord to Evict aes meek od JOUISIANA. Mo. 1 7 > Reproducer — ote hae n q . te Se oe nee hy " ola, EEE Ae or Rete na _ . = e neighbors 1a : g c j e 6 ———— | _ Him From House. in pee tineten « Pires “i . mh caraninedrs anc Tremen, LS Latest style electric motor and expres- rs @ with . ’ Special Correspondence to the Post Phepaten. | ~ 7 —_— . i kK: ROME F b. 2 The strug! their pumps and hose. But Cau- AVERT RAI STRIKE | » AT, \ ASK for Horlic s sion devices. Full rich tone. Liberal aids el Diente ae a ae schi stood at the window vigor- (] T Th ” | assortment of artists, rolls and bench. s” i wernt OMPGUTrA t* iB? gaiorgs @tlix me " =e, e *% ; x OSE BEDS é : \ ne ORIGINAL Almost new—today and Thursday for BR ARON pte tl RR, aR AROS RES Eye apr Ra SO CG ROT ARAN A NOR ENP MB vce + oo iiTis« ‘s : A 1 a , ry ‘ ¢ x , re ana owes victed tenants continues grieaente- ar - 9 A ® * | Malted Milk $675—2'= years to pay. 4m 3 — inocid rt . t? a ice #4 > . woe J piatepe tel ly cai No dt Di a A OF € Tae i: TR Sy al x aie : ae ee’ «ao a soatninns ster . ° ei ie - ae SIE Se re 3 ie ey ater o Paw oe « eterna? ee ~ aie ¥ * Prsbacste feat . hiren ‘ WE TEP at ht ae andere he! he, os ty sed we + ee = . fos ice we 44 at wy ce Wh 5 mig 4 o ' A, ie ge ~ a 4 y Pins : te . et ht sahg rece it . 1, Ses meer mee acme ge ot ie PIECE Cabinet Mo- cel 6-F-1 with pil $OQ 75 4 | Rall: . Or oOard aid the Speaker ‘four rail brotherhoods of the west- $39.50 FRESHMAN MASTER- c n roa had declined mediation PIECE Table mo- direct err etl +: ial Fe ivesdke $26.95 ’ y y ; and that thé rmimittee now 18 SeekK- pened ® rT to oan Francisco Via ? — “ep, Speameenney ym avai oie — e LYS d V1 . een refused by the a1 n $50 THOROLA 5-TUBE RADIO. | . i, 1 ri 1&7 seh * >} = ~- * 2? in an + ~ e% | ae Fs ie TNoce: 4 With a sViuai i } y 4 - - / The latest develop- ~ Ally Ullman train beyond NO in an attempt to compromise rate ment in battery $39 75 extra fare » » bath, barber, maid, cases that have been in litigation eliminators ....... ¥ . A group of several manicure, valet- -Overland Route about 20 years. He represents a $15 ELKON TRICKLE CHARG- > "illiiaam Sacks, Republican poli- py : , 3 Si a water and teat $25 FREED-EISEMANN SPEAK- V [ f \\\ //P> “Pacific Coast Limited™ leaving Str. ee wi gee oc yep ome ER. The wondertul EF ERY R G \\\Y Y soblaet’ anil 3 - ~ a ihn Mee . . ’ 1} fT >t h € € E ° Is no acid Oming Car S@TVice. Thee sence direct to Lo: Stwep Cf snsppers. ire sonagge very ] 2 90 oa ™ > — a + }- i r til > * Monda ‘ nignt né wask ine £ }¢S87 s r . . ~*~ * “* ‘“r . ea . vy “a? ; > ? “i “ P 200 pm via Kansas Citv hes thru segice’ ™182' as given nner at Hotel free-floating cone 1 0 75 SS 4 | Ranges. All im Al : % ; e y, and real values at this : tall. 05 ela a ee a ee ee ot ee Pcs Se ’ = ak 2 . SRG ey bt ee at atts — F _ , 2 oe ’ : LS Cane ee 7 A ngcies Aliso 20 Sav. Francisco by step from car te car. wect to San Francisco. AlsotoLos Angeles /¢tterson by a group of 10cal pol speaker.Guaranteed : a ee 4 ag + : - ; - } ‘rr ] ~~ _ - price. 3 is hry step from car to car en route. tl ans aiid Lid las. piCIUGIIE $15 THOROLA HORN SPEAKER ’ iS Sacks, former Mayor Kiel, former A well-known horn- ° Vj, a ae - — hd ~ ¢ — 7S a * = 14 TY } Ca ty e s eaker. Fioor 5 SEE DEATH VALLEY : -orge liams, John type SP $1 75 Pay $1 Down le. Guaranteed SESSSESSSESESERERESCERESESERESSES | sample. Guaranteed j —TCBIa ti Vi " sf . as a % 3 ' . pl Re on +4 7 ee Ri -. . y oew % ee f En Route Cakfornia Ge ae ee oe = roPE LAYER-BILT B ao a > TT. : > . 4 - . } + . - Intorn eo ' a. -enee = $5 EV EREADY LAY ad 4 a ‘ We ¥ Serv etoN ' a4 ’ La ; ee CT , i ¢ i, . Tis ws , ' a ; ; Cee. ¥ OC! Vice ¢ svia¥ I¢ . ia 4 aaa A 1. : Yon | ee - - ~~. } ' °, ~ + _ . . a? 7 > P Batter: * t ie€ new ” > r "J = = a . 3 ~ ° . Ags .° 3 : ‘ B Oniy $42.00 additiona! ; (ongres@man i.. > a heavy-duty type so 4 29 a oe eee Fuge ’ bs an y o » nae, ie oe m4 ——— 2 a Gi “ne , . Bete er OS SR Pe 5 ge $ 75 B Former Bankrupt Sacrifice—Many St : = @ Price g 75 porcelain-top Kitchen Cabinet, a weal ao ae Ps oak, metal flour box ... : tioned Refrigerators, every oe / 7.50 golden oak or gray enamel Kitel whale eat a Cabinet, porcelain top ......... at this price. Bh) gray enamel Cabinet, Pay $1 Down © porcelain top ; 5 golden oak, gray or white enamel Cabinet, porcelain top TITTI TTT Less Than Cost! | at: . oi DROOM Ss x NEVER BEFORE ) prmer The Greatest Array of Bargains OFFERED AT THIS TL SS Weg 3 piece walnut finish Suite—Inclnding | ; dresser, chest of drawers N PRICE : | SENSATIO AL C , 5 4-piece walnut veneer Suite—Bed, « Be one of the soo fortunate sharers ; 3 in this greatest Congoleum offer of all Feur comfortable eal a . wav, 2-exzpense Bice trips inte} maSsSié¢! ' i 4 MICHene! mucn if fav or now. the anc of adventure, mystery and} "atso! believes the ,oard ‘ 1. W iGH AM desolate grandeur, lowest and haghest ae x > “ , q on & cme new stock ‘ . Ve mate. iar i Mana, Comforta re vily adiu hy 1ifference etme de s | : ' \} ‘ ah’ Svery one perfect \\* ir a » > - es ; . motor-buses. Modern botel. J te SES: ESS aia ie * \ Ase the rail brotherhoods and \ a reathenaa asi ne ne RCA UX 200A DETECTOR $s \ \ \ - t : > he board ecen T bes All ’ ryt? MIO OTATION Sey _— tled wage demands ef trainmen on at a yee WABASH TICKET OFFICES, BROADWAY & LOCUST, UNION STATION ©& DELMAR AVE age demands ainm ranteed $3.79 ee ++ 2 ~“Re a* +o oe 4 RO OR ERS Oe ES Bee 6 eee ot Oe ee . q . a @,3 ‘ ; e —_ Oate© % : P ‘ at gt + 2 ee Va eT . aes 7 i ~ wrt ‘ho in turn-rappoints : ° = ine uate ue Special Low Prices. 9x12 BRUSSELS RUGS Fine, heavy room-size me Rugs in a splendid group $1] 975 id Watson, “and it at , is my hope that both sides will 9x12 VELVET RUGS agree tO arbitration I do not be- tiful one-piece Vel!- lieve there will be a strike Arbi t Rugs in the new col- $24.75 tration is an American Princip! 2 so , a ‘ 4 i . ~ ‘ , A a ee i Sk ORME As PLN if RAIN AE ig NN Se SlaGcl NOER BBR eh A eh, pl BIR of bg wey saa re ° OT eee e western raii- ee ee oe ee oe ae ee SP ¥ : a4 4 roads and trainmen have reached aa in impasse sa - ~ Sai TAP ia: see res { 7 o : c ‘> : ,¢ ‘ > Ten TASTE SY Be. SPS OK Pein tt Fe TT TRAST . a “= 9 s a p 3% 2. : fo a te ers eR ewe a ee ee ee a ee a S28 12S Se oe a EO ee 1 eA . ) hell ’ : ~ orings 8.3x10.6 AXMINSTERS Convenient sire smal!) snaueaies Rugs in a fine $27.50 ETOP 9x12 AXMINSTERS Deep-pile room-size Rugs in the latest 29, patterns The Cc. & 9x12 AXMINSTERS ‘ rf » be e ont ? ~’- . . im a choice group of ne 5 J PmMmnioves recerT tiv rake #7 ’ ” . ; A Bal 4A ' “ - 4 aie , t OR € Ol ne iv designed anc shaced Q. rortiantinres .t + / _— ‘ gotiations on neir demands and Rugs '* s 7 SP Se eee Ee, :> co eo es Be He a SOR Sy Vd, ©, . ee '. : OE K ! i © » time ....come early Thursday morn- a oo a Pisin, ing so that you may choose from the brand-new. S$ oe Gee ee eee walt” Goat. Re 4-piece walnut veneer Suite—Bed, ¢ ery Rug is perfect and unconditional- Pay $1 Down — vanity, chifforobe .......... , Zz 4 a - a ae 4 * 45 . , + an = Ttaeé ‘ ~ io ~*~ Oo fF — ne te ‘ = ' is : a) : , 7s times. Hurts a littie—doesn't it? , a ba . - ti . : : j - . & , | + ‘ h He 4. il ai Walnut-Pinished Yet your stenographer stnkes the keys of mB to buy 960 worth accessories at A aed © aoa s on gore esas Another stroke of good [| Cie ago e 2 meeemcantt. | om Buffets ie. : ’ ) an Easton avenue re, getting $36 - ea: ange vaiue a! rm handisi } | ; baa 4 eee ba te : mi voor e+e eee her machine 50,000 times or more a day—and |i cash and a $100 check in ‘change. Nit - —— in St. Louis. Think of re ten toile ames és ce ie Jey) &-Piece Huguenot Walnut Suite—buf each blow 1s ashock to the sensitive nerves of B He attempted to pass the’ check 7 : it, eS ee _.'. this splendid Gibson ARF gf T Large wing Swe weaeee,. °tension table, 5 chairs, 1 armohair.. her finger-tips—a constant drain on her ner- Se Wis hie ve wae baa, hf @ “hceetese enekdtan cutlery drawer = Bag gy or mao be : ae ae BI vine coll spring Sau ) °-Piece Mahogany Dining Suite—Buf : ——— Oe i oes | }CAOu : . . eavily insulate walls Bee Bs Fe 14 size cofl = meg cabin " righ : | vous energy. | tione ey ES ee and accurate oven ther- and white porcelain food velour upholstered. — +m 1ét, extension table, 6 chairs..... ‘a: os : ra se uP pes | —= ae am 9-piece Walnut Dini : This is why stenographers frequently develop 1 |; mometer .. . and the chambers, priced at only Fs = a te we a : alnut Dining Suite—66-inch = ¢ —— _* } rr ‘. ee | 3 unbelievably e i ae chin , 7 er functional neurosis, a condition which shows I PRISON OFFICERS EXONERATE J) cory onawen low, $59.75. $39.75! 7 , = 15 5 Pisce weal ee 5 ing itself in headaches, pain in the arms and shoul- } LEOPOLD OF ANY PLOTTING Drees Only $4 Down Only $3 Cash | ODD PIEGES Bt: china cabieus: Gall om . ee eres eeeigoe. eS ee lee dies necuees ae Large All-Black Enamel Cabinet Gas Range. $29.75 9 40-Pound Oak White Enamel-Lined Refrigerator, $19.75 | 9-Piece Antique Walnut Suite—66-ineh | | nect Him With Escapes or For E Room |e 7 + - - = is am SY “a . P y ° or very Lae he 3 tab! e ; ‘ The L C Smith 1S the one standard type : .Potson Conspiracy. — All-White Porcelain Canopy Top Gas Range. ... .$84.75 *~ §0-Lb. Ap tm't White Enamel-Linéd Refrigerator, $17.50 + Attractive Mt io “yy china, 6 chairs, tapestry seats writer with a key action that does not reco1! ee rs : | : at r * pie ~~ *e¢ce: Huguenot Walnut Suite— against the typist’s fingers. Its ball-beanng B than F, Leopold Jr. today was ex- : , 7 - Complete Lamps...™ . io & Massive beautiful Suite. ..... action is smooth, easv and swift. Let your ee ee ae AS 3 Electric Iron Odd Bookcases. . hae ch ece Genuine Walnut Suite—72m stenographer try an L.C Smith now. Your in- Tt SEs now state Penitentia: : : S | Davenport Tables. .# 6p. with tapestry seats and backs. vestment in her is many times the cost of her m at Stateville, near here, the escay : a ret Tee i Fabric Springs. .-« ae make ee Walnut Suite—Roe ty writer. ; count iil here last Saturday and att en 3 - P =a f : + te Beds... , ‘ oa a te eaieon ott 4} ve pom i= woah, Fe eo, tat TY : > af i , Odd Wood | 14 SCCeseeeeseueess PT aiid ! , : : ie og fi gl : : Sp. Oak Dressers. ...9 esses | Large Vanity.....% ' A KF . 7 Odd Chifforobes.. Sm : AST S| s — he Choice of Many Styles at ee: Give Away Prism OPEN 4) 4 sebege Breakfast Set—drop-leaf tab —— SS ini aS You can Shep Sie} “tlhe — ade — pone Union’s 2 EXCRRERE four chairs © ho GR AR Le AB 7, he AOR SEE Neat IO ae Pale me P mcnearen « Special! fully guaran- teed for 1 year, Six-lb. Bersted Electric ison ~ “ereee® Stores every #O™ am 5_Pj : B ae ae day, Wednesday a c <a wemg - | : WA \ ane Saturday att ok : ece Oak Breakfast Set—Oriental | ® Sm IT h ‘cw scauoeo w Tue oes 41 4 1ece Shaded Walnut Bedroom Suite | \o tele: 22 oF silver gray = 5. Pj , . yeare old, of Large bow-end bed and dresser, triple mirror vanity and ee by ary Li LL — _ brown or silver _— TME BALL-BEARING OFFICE MACHINE 4518 North Twenty-aerond street massive mirrored chifforobe, in richly shaded walnut e | in) —— ; ded for SAVE ON FURN cae eont f aa a wr 2 iL aan cb Seeger Stan : Aied at City Hoepital yesterday or tri Pee alae , ss SSSeeesseeseseesuues L, © Smith & Corona Typewriters Inc Mila ties tase’? ementt, veneer on hardwood. Distinctively designed, with \ extra wa ! Fetadi shee 1q0} | fail inte a tab Of hot water on the pretty contrasting panel overlays, exactly as shown. oe 4 strength. , Lf at ¥ 4 —. ’ ‘ finor of the witehenm of his home _ 2 Union's Bargain Basement | ie MARC) : — 1108 Locust St MAin 3215 St. Louis, Mo [white his Mather wae preparing Onl) $10.00 Cash : PZ EXCHA — : |e itm. @aar hie @ae acaid#e@ an th. ASG & . e tbody ana lear ePOGN I2°" ST a ae AT ME ET St eT ee

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y ae 675 9 wee! S—SPORTS | WANTS—BeAbre nee or and expres- ae ——————— oT’ HREE | = iicee«l Rr THRE PAGES 25—42 acippenenenrariaiinacaaas — | ——" ff Starting Thursday Morning at 8:30 .... Sale of the Entire oe , $4 a epro it a er “ , ‘ ae : r , _ ‘ gt as . - a- . , «a > pa . o oo ® 9 . bn -_ ¢ ‘ P ° . ¢ — s “ ‘ , _) a fl .* ~ 4 ‘ , . > , os — eee — | SAVE ON FURNITUR: TFArrTA, [2 EXCHANGE STOR hears 206 WN.12"" ST.-7™E MAR. ' sii war i . - a: ; In Union's Tate, (2 BY | | Including Furniture, Rugs, Stoves, Refrigerators, Lamps, Etc. of the Exchange Stores} | : x — : scieidile cneinaitioal sano : oa i ; Purchased at Auction Under Direction of the U. S. District Court . 4 ° , * 3 s* ‘ ° " . os re — "s a ; [ t } ' ‘ ‘ j . ' . og ; ‘ : a o i e ‘ i * ‘ | ‘ s « , e.. a ‘ . ’ + - “f : . € “ . b 7 i : ~ ry o ' . * » ' w , ‘ ‘ os oe ' ee gS sf ‘ "0 - J ; Me f i ’ H ] i ~ ’ ’ “ ‘ . , ve ‘ P : " . | j f , C » ‘ . rd . e , — P 7 "HOE og ray ' , , > | 4 ’ ° i e . : .* . ° " » ' , ’ . , e . . 4 | SO ae | | ; , - § : j ~ s ' ‘ . * . ‘ ’ 7 ° ‘ . "a ee j ‘ 4 e ° ‘ ° . — : } Auc : 9.1% Sas = , | | cS F- 4 ‘ ¥ _ DD ° Ws im . r a d - . - | ° . = , ’ mit TS —————— | ee a Mf D —_——— and Several Manufacturers’ Close-Outs at Cost Price and Less ——_ a ; “ - ha ° ~ , : 4 és ~ | oe = ¢ » . ¢ 4 i m . ‘ at Sd ‘ \~ Y - , " Q » { — Ps Y - p h ’ . ' vv, ~ ‘ 4s = * ¢ ° ' 4 ‘ ., ; - = = oa _— : - * 7 mag =e =. ae _ he , r--_ & + and real walues at this one low Mm price. ; 3 Pay $1 Down t | pT ETE REFRIGERATORS KITCHEN CABINETS— $ 1 fl 7 be Tformer Bankrupt Sacrifice—Many Styles Bankrupt ® Price ale Price | Y 75 porcelain-top Kitchen Cabinet, solid The greatest Furniture sale St. Louisans have attended in years! A legitimate offering of the bankrupt RUT LLL bbl lash behest — a stock of a St. Louis Furniture house, recently closed by court order. New stock, late patterns, high-grade ; PHONOGR APHS—.22' makes in all classes of home furnishings. Sold to us by Ben Selkirk & Sons, auctioneers for Seebert G. & Latest console style Phonographs, including 6 Records of Jones, trustee in bankruptcy for the Grand Furniture Co., at a fraction of its worth. To make this a on a “0 . ° a . . complete presentation pf everything for the home, and to make this event one to be long remembered, : 75 3 be ~~ ec oice of several finishes $39.75 oak, metal flour box we have included recent special purchases of manufacturers’ close-outs at far less than regular prices. 7 7 ar dlenod Maieaaeraters, sivory ai golden oak or gray enamel Kitchen Our unusual convenient credit terms—a small cash payment and extended terms will apply,—at no & Cabinet styles, $65 models, in several finishes. 94 75 cola 00 Cabinet, porcelain top extra charge. Be here when the doors open Thursday, as some quantities are limited—get first choice. » Including 6 Records of your own selection. . . . . ——— 1 - —TTTTTIITITILITLITILILILI Lilith in good condition, Choose e ” ae tho Down ’ at — ageatyganma | = ~TITIITII Ti ii” REFRIGERATORS ee LIVING-ROOM SUITES— BE golden oak, gray or white enamel BRIDGE LAMPS | JUNIOR LAMPS Bankrupt Sacrifice of Many Styles. pz ateus BREAKFAST S we 6~=Cs« Cabinet, porcelain top | TEEPE At a Gwe-Away Price Wonderful Bargains Sela Priée iDROOM SUITES— °_2= 4:95 The Greatest Array of Bargains Ever Completely _wired Lamps, Special group of polychrome polychrome or wrought iron and wrought iron base Junior Refrigerator, white $15.00 enamel lined ice * . * * > . 3piece walnut fish Suite—Including bed, : | bases and fancy shirred Lamps with assorted shades, Refrigerator, white 24.00 enamel lined ... =, chest of drawers shades. Valueg to $12. wired complete. Values to ’ Side Icer, white © 4piece walnut veneer Suite—Bed, dresser, TTTTITITIIiTri titi tT $27.50 enamel lined : beg, $16.50. $225 3-Pc. Davenport Bed Suite; in velour, 3 a ee vanity and chifforobe aan bang Pinta, unfingyl 4-niece walnut veneer Suite—45-inch $7.50 MAHOGANY ROCKER 32 50 Side ee 6 rATTIFIILLLiiltitiiiiiiir carved top rail and front secoeechewmee 4 oa 06 brand-new. 1 25 Be «dresser, vanity, bed, chifforobe Rocher: eddie oat... aan si seg Urea ) $275 3-Pe. Davenport Bed Suite; upholstered Finish ‘to . g 5 , ; Side Icer, one-piece $18 DOUBLE-DECK COIL in mohair, loose cushions . suit taste. . ys {piece walnut veneer Suite—Bed, dresser, 42.50 COXWEL R $ 81 hig’ eo al meely Pay $1 Down Ft vanity, chifforobe ere ‘ o $93.75 55 .00 porcelain lined SPRING $3 50 ati» ignore Suite; in mohair, ‘ a t 4-piece antique walnut Suite—Bed, crown 67 50 Side Icer, one-piece La helical 2 | {= $295 2-Pc, Living-Room Suite; mohair and frieze; it’s Easy to Dress chifforobe, vanity, 48-inch dresser . porcelain lined ee carved mahogany rails, back and front Steel Clad, white or gray, all-porcelain . $1 15 lined; nickel trim; 75-lb. capacity ” rncubercamccomoma STOVES {9 RANGES— Steel clad white, 1-pc. porcelain lined; for $15 METAL BEDS | $1 35 ice (100-lbs.) or mechanical refrigeration. 89.75 Well-Known Makes—Wonderful Bargains gonkrupi All square-post construction. ravauae Sale Price RUGS, LINOLEUMS, Etc. Price In walnut . fale $45 Gas Ranges, large oven and broiler —_ compartment and hat Buy Your Rugs Now at These Savings space. . Bankrupt ormer Gils Price $55 Gas Ranges, side oven and broiler SERERSESEREEEREEEEES Pe $85 Gas Ranges, all enamel ‘ $85 Bungalow Range, comb. gas and coal... . $47.50 $20 9x12 Brussels Rugs, new patterns CHIFFOROBES $40 9x12 Velvets and Axminsters ay ~-*88eeRi ager . _ « Se Mc Bo ite a oe on ge Pt a Fa Rte 6 ng OS ree sesriiehaeuaeiagice ~ at Degen v , " ~ pe 4 CRC f t : i : \ * >. y “ = vy PIES SENOS Ae x + brain eee a are bt, ot ithe nom tia etag eae ine. ; ‘ Pig aa ns - % . ths Sts > Loe oe tis st . " —e oie : 1 lig iin mat aE? 2 bi brah satiate te . Loci ihe ie e t: . uh Rati. ae ? ae - fae 7 ‘ ¥ . 2 nrg ae we NO pe oe ee a ee fnatnap ne eink ighenlay Nee : “ vie >. : vf Prete oy. or a ee, meee : ’ - ee a May ‘Piece genuine mahogany Suite—Extra large, elaborate, display pieces ING FURNITURE— Bankrupt Sacrifice of Newest Designs gankrupt Br ho : + .) ¥ s ~ «oe eee — oe a 4 ; : Sale Price a pia wing Chairs—in many patterns. THREE-PIEGE BEO nut finish $50 and $75 Values (Axminsters Are Floor Samples) DAVENP ORT SU " my | — Extension Tables— S 7 : Si 1.50 COIL SPRING ji ie cd tops .... 3 Grayenameled Coil §@ .Q§ a 3 Wal ini Springs, for wood or S Price . $85 ¢- ogege at 6 $59.75 Golden Oak Dressers, 48-in : Chifforobes from late designs in . ° ° ee ee ns, in extra qualit $24.50 Golden Oak Dressers Large wing chair “-asveeme ¢Xtension table, 5 chairs, 1 armchair Scat cance, Your taniag a nt tae 6x9 Sample i ace geeuaeeeeecesesessesnae: $15 Mahogany Drop-Leaf Tables port, which opens, ne Ta ‘Piece Mahogany Dining Suite—Buffet, china iaiiipiaiitaemameanial $ oom P 8 $15 DA-BED $6.50 Porcelain-Top, White-Enamel Tables. ..$3.75 — cab : : 2 $5.75 27x54 Axminster Rugs velour cepa = 4 — en wag 6 mca ee $12 Malt $2.50 saune Aaiataster Russ All-ctesl sce bale talk $22.50 Mahogany Gate-Leg Table, 36x42 in... $14.75 4 wn ae) ain Inj -] et, ° : ends.. While they last. Bank- -Fini sori — re ®., china cabinet, sabimsion table, 6 shaire All-Cotton 7 tang $2.00 27x54 Grass Rugs, while they last rupt Mai $9.75 iatiimenae Rovnd Cheese pe. $3. 75 CES Mey *Piece Walnut Dining Suite—66-inch buf- cfd. fancy ot ae ad $25 9x12 Genuine Cork Linoleum Rugs PTI CE ane enennscsses nce . $5.50 Priscilla Sewing Cabinets : 0DD PIE . & ~ china cabinet, extension table, 6 chairs. $157,50 ticking. All sizes $5.56 $1.75 Inlaid Linoleum, square yard $25 DA-BED $6 Telephone Stand »¥ Stool For Every Room @ $175 $20 Mattresses $1.25 Printed Cork Linoleum, square yard Cod anaes “a ee dutiens Mahogany Spinet Desk at Attractive Pri 0 : ! $1.00 Congoleum, all patterns, square yard ‘finished . salu. Mania $55 Antique Walnut Secretary 5 C $5.8 Genuine layer felt, 451b. @ Bemnants of Felt Floorcoverings, square yard 29c Sale : omplete Lamps... fancy art ticking, he aE Bedroom Chairs, worth up to $12 Sane tarnneey $12.50 Remnants of Printed Linoleum, square yard 45c r = Framed Pictures, worth up to $8 Davenport Tables. $9.0 Se ppeusucsuussssecssssn Remnants of Inlaid Linoleum, square yard 6G9C psseucesuususesussneat os Lamp Shades, worth up A ig ook Ends, worth up to $4. Odd Bookcases. . .$!% abr _.,. $2.0ae : ee tots. Sensational Savings in the Bargain Basement aesssssssssssssssessessscesesserscnsssessseey: Oak Dressers.... 2s ' SSSSUUCERREEEEESORE ERE EEREEESRE SEES E SEEN S Slightly Damaged or Reconditioned Furniture, Stoves, Etc. Lar Vanity . } a. Bankru FIBER FURNITURE— ge { AKF AST SUITES— c Former [nthe New Styles and Finishes wo Odd Chifforobes. . $ : Price Sale Price a — —_ oe ih ere ong at Piiteene pt 3S eis Sar Sela’ Mates 2¢ ca tve-AWay-Frices . Sale Price : aa 3-Pc. Ov Suite $13.50 Fiber Rocker, uphol. seat ack §9.50 ‘0 5. Walnut-Finish Metal _pP —- ; 3-Pc. Overstuffed Sulte ° , ’ + OPEN EVENIN fs ee ae pap oet sae. i... $4.75 | $195 peaccom sare. ..$57,50 9179 i, vetour, Loose cushion $49, 15 $18.50 Fiber Rocker, uphol. seat & back $12.50 ee) ee S24 melons megan gg | S75 ci cer, cote meee | $225 S‘sstce'"r" "ggg f $20,Fiber Bird Cage and Ferner - 3 . ‘ OE ox cue . ‘rames, Leather Seats ; : : ' oo Un ons o | four chairs $65 Oak Table—6 Leather and backs $19.75 $4 Coal Ranges; 6-Hole Top, . $6 Fi er ernery (me n ) i oo : Stores every Mol” iain ities $185 Davenvort Bed RPA Hip Peis nto 16-Inch Oven : = $18.50 Fiber Tea Wagons Frame, Cane Backs, Cabinet Style Gas Ranges - $27 Fiber Table Lamps day, Wednesday and . % 50 Pedestap Ext. Table, $3 $19 75 7 $92. 6 Leathey Seat Chairs $24. ‘Velour Upholstery Special ..... apg deevesewes ’ Saturday evening: indicates at Uhere pete. 9 $130 3-Pc. Reed Suite, cretonne uphol i oY "3 0 \ 5. — LL . : A small deposit holds any ) ‘ $38 75 . ‘ 7 fe f . only, except where specific- : iy TURE or ailver gra) , * fil wanted. P ay when you Sy a a ae ee SESseuetecugaas . : * SAVE ON F Rh mLIlIITITITTITTITTrrrririrti tiie ere ready for it! bases of gum, birch, ete TT itil bette tt iiliilililiiiit || * Trariraer ”™ — | 7 CRE Pg SH ERS AL: =e f a arr ‘ ‘ . ' ‘ , : . 4 ’ \ ) _ , : , } 4 ’ ' { , ’ . } s 6! ruawre CTOFR | ' x Cah, | : : , TH . PH +2 EXCHANGE S1Un' “al . . — © a ) oo | | : ro Ne as & WASHING! | Bauses = ae : | “i = ~ ; ww oa | ‘ ie « ' ’ , . 4+; ~4 i wy ' ) vis. ‘ : ~\ ie , ‘ Y " 4 f Ba‘ / J ' . : - S . : > ~ ~ od : ‘ , . ssi % s } " 4 ‘ , ’ . ‘ , $45 BRASS BEDS $165 Blue Enamel Combination with high gas oven and broiler......... ee RR $99.50 ODD PIECES, ETC.— Hundreds of Odd Pieces Sacrificed Massive styles, 4-inch caps and 2144-inch 92 50 ONES ccrctioncewwnnpnnny ’ 3 » ~ SSEEEESEERREREERREEEe Bankrupt Former Bankrupt Price Sale Price Price Sale Price Former 2 5-Piece Linamel Breakfast $6 Golden Oak Buffet— $29 4-Piece Ivory Enameled $12.50 Bedroom Suite Set Ee rea 5: db te 5 “Walnut” er “Mahogany” os a c uw ‘7 * m2OGN 12°" $T.~ 7

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T- DISPATCH WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 16, 1927 Ree __ ST.LOUIS POS . att tie h he| PAGE a6 ST. LOUIS POST DISPATCH _ nih a keine apget Se the, Waiter Injured in Fall Dies. ower sghowmeil nion, of whic " Boy, 4, Ill After Drinking Perfume.) MORE FIGHTING IN NICARAGUA ALDERMAN NEU APOLOGIZES | Government. | An inquest will be held today tn s eeneeabte: ——— : . Junior Creamer, 4 years old, De-— ————_—_—— | T0 ROSECAN FOR REMARKS Gen. Rafael Almeida Suarez, | +p. case of a man identified @ a Schoolboy Stabbed in Fight. | came {ll after drinking a quantity yanerals Reported Routed From — ‘Colonels Benjamin Peralta and liam Brennan, about 55 years old.) pacinert Rogers, 18 years old. of perfume at his home, 1306 Mis-' Tierra Azul by Airmen. Police Judge Accepts Withdrawal ©,- PAAR ‘ afer RD AEN o> Naper ay logo o@ pala aagethan 3 pores a Paar fa ss % « ~ ee Soe a , a a Care _ = 4 - re, ¥ on fl Je > 9 ne 4 i N " * ihn a nue ne ty mas r “ir ee. & ; M : 5 ph Ree See te Vet, = ete ae os gi ny My Le Sanat oe i wr) ' s Ol 5 pies nti ; eu PF i fa sie 5 Sed ; 5 aoe SS ee a , AS PB nN 5S j G g at read , ss : oe A "a ‘ : : a : “« v Ra apt 3, te ne Pao Peo ng Seg ee a: Ag gl tee tie 3 Hs a Ss, s 2 “Pease eee te ee aes aoe f. ms i Behe MIE eS AEP a | Ril Sete a a Rt: A EBL ER RES PS és “ “ Tinea ie “lle, nisioaiye: steed iahe a ahaha andy “eging teal a ie la net ieee wang Re apa wore en = a . ' " mo E sia Wie Bt ie " . oe 96 a ME EC ace . The Natienal ’ | filed a motion in Supreme Court foc! w that children’s sore: ** | ote TONSILINE sore Throat Remedy | Mothers kno ” forfeiture of the $5000 appeal bond alled Thoxine works on new prin-,*" os ranaaigttego aol goes direct to the cause not; The Supreme Court Marsha] has; ‘ ° : “her hj . = ° + ; I ‘ant taste. Remember, relief within — ae ese ae rameggt eat, : aes ‘. £ chan if venue from Cole County. | 15 minutes or money back. 356, 60c | aly ner, in support of an application | for authority to sell 100,000 shares) 9 8 RY Three Respected Citizens Murder E CUT THE SHOE PRIC 11 and Selves—Insurance Pay- ; » serious, often leading to ’ with | 'throats are se us, 24 of Julian G. Wolfner, formerly of. MLL EL =* r * . } ' inra?s week a in ‘ ' reached by gargles and patent medi- been unable to locate Wolfner si 1C€ | . "olfner’ ‘onviction crew out of ‘and $1.00. At all druggists. Wolftner’s conviction grew out ¢ of common stock of the company ments Close Bank. the opinion was handed down Dy) the failure of the Standard Crate PERFUME VENDING COMPANY Pipenninily Es ET SOhicagy Dalle Rowe ce atch apd. the In view of the surpassing regard in which America sees in the LaSalle a car as new i¢tonsilitis, scarlet -fever or diph- aa soap a a + it ie harc a+ | St. Louis, whose conviction of exhib-; _ theria. Also that it is hard to treat. it ites papers to the Mate Fi-| eines and brings relief within Jo / tHe © _ : iso ‘minutes or money back. Din ision No. 2 of the court, Gentry | [— and Filler Co. of Jefferson City,; | Read today’s Want Columns for four years ago. The indictment was { SUES TO RESTRAIN POLICE : 8. 11% EIGHTH AND LocusT ; y\ Vie wx ¢- he FO : — Distributer Seeks Decision Before | : : - Sd ff =, Putting Machines in Opera- i iil | ) v = tion in This City. : 7 ? ‘ ee 2 T T uit to restrain the Police De- f % : . | - 2 iX ~ x partment from interfering with _ * | NS T | j U T | O N° 4 . ® proposed operation here of per- Pa | ag ~ ' > ’ = “eget : ; . . . ’ ee ee es the public has always held Cadillac, the as this morning’s sun, yet as old as s pir the eee roa ee AAT.) nent ys ait Sct gS ENB A GAA AR TCL, Oe ee Eee ee ee al among men of good sition, fol- immediate taking over by the LaSalle of Cadillac's twenty-five years of leadership lowing the earthcuake. Pepe Ae, OURS ‘ 2 in eens . ee . Yodetaro Sato, an instructo leadership in its particular class was some- and responsibility. It recognizes 1n it still the {arano Technical _ School thing to be expected. another signal triumph for the 90-degree, —h V-type, eight-cylinder principle which /BRBBEAR of distressing stomach a Pi wecce the toads they like since its introduction 14 years ago. Bee bts. Yet recent discoveries ft _— London specialists ef 3 . : . © the way t cain in premier position—is undoubtedly the And, seeing in this other-brother the Blears: a — ad ee oe _ most amazing tribute ever accorded a car basic virtues it has always admired in Pi, {c°™, of, stomach and aoe eon. 6A few Gays ‘ t% zs earlier Toda Nichinao, an engineer and acompany. Cadillac, America has taken the LaSalle P Specialists assert, that most : 7 ony Japanese Finance Depart- ; ‘ : : d th ) my bowel Gisordece Ses ment, killed his wife, their sons. 7 Cadillac finds in the LaSalle a worthy to its heart with the warmth and enthus- just one cause—Iatestinal a and $, a daughter 2 years old, and : : : . . ‘i - & himself. All the suicides were well co-partner in that high genius for engi- iasm with which it always welcomes the ; off and respected. 9 | : i : : : ‘ . . a | The Watanabe Ae Mecring and craftsmanship which, until man or the product which is genuinely; a “seen the advent of this companion-car, had great and good. 2 3 | a ment of waste f matter proximately $18,000,000) ha: | | left Cadillac practically alone inthe fine Ip ¢he light of these facts we, as mer- Teg eg ee You "li laugh, really! It is so easy; gers. It works like a charm, every oe oe saure was due to he Fi. wed held. chants of both Cadillac and : Salle eee | ’ Satter, instead ann ’ 7+? ime. Misrers emature dis.- . ° ‘ ° . . eS ; 4 “s go _— eastoeeall oldboth-| 4A tiny bottle of. ‘‘Freezone’’ losure of the bank’s precarious That fact is plain to the public. It cars, would appear lacking in gratitude | . — out of the — p ‘‘ Freezone : Beanie a ' : ; | ny hours or even days Si Maney S Wtepe GOb-lccoce avreicient to ceo cone «The Watanabe Bank's earth. recognizes in this car something more _ did we fail to thank the people of this Bae than it should. By staying ing; then shortly you lift that sore, hard corn, soft corn, corn between 2U8%° holdings amounted than unique style, luminous beauty, great community, publicly, for their remark- ee = the body, this matter touchy corn right off with your fin- the toes and calluses—tTrv it! 000,000 yen (about $32.00 f ; ¢ [ ' : : d ae. ©'’cs Of gas and some- Atnumber of institution se engineering, and an entirely different kind able and whole-hearted reception an » ePC'sons the whole system. Situation is becomir 3 smal Stasis is caused by im- The Di Th t 5 h We Malleved the Government cco and degree of performance. acceptance of the LaSalle. . | food, lack of exercise, and iscovery a roug be forced to re-establish t} % # ‘faults of modern life, and 2 > te ee 3s ee i 7 : v8 Se A} tn 7. > ‘ >. > Se a? ee ee a Ss Sy es ia Be x. - @ @> 4 2am haz 5 4 ae y St % -e ‘ = a #3 r Ds a ig ¥ * . : oe, 3 * ~ @g *. ? v a oo ; xe te ae ; c+ . ue ¥ ~ Fish | > ¥ >} ~ be &, > 2 rs 3 ; LS es a 4 ae: 3 “wf. - as A of = aR 4 es - se - , ee ae ° o =: x em 2 = 3 - . if ’ ? e % 5 i. ‘ ie i Ps * * 27 * a : 2 4 2 * ¢ rn = - s aes * -_) ~ > os x Siew +2 Bre # & - tS. Be , at a ' Ss z a Pe, s a: e. ies i : 4 : ‘ - 5 ie Pee a A $ . i ,* Bs ed ; 7 , o: 3 ; 4 - J 2 4 4 + 4 : 5 ‘2 a 3 z - 23 te. 5 - wet ar agi “" ;7 two children SIE Wasnt Tateumawere ance At the same time, this instant and eager a cl atetd Steamship Co., acceptance throughout America—which, sons, 7 and 3 years old, and an tn : practically over-night, places the LaSalle fant daughter. The wife : Tat? Ie iv, . setter explaining that the as oo ae + " Intestinal Stasis RYDAY 1 e, Intes- i Stasis means the too slow , ; . on ; ESHA Ae SPRITE RN 3 z ‘ ee pred : pe i © U er a - ones ~ wih 2 wil , ren wh, ‘ ~ 3 - we : ee Hw * F ee on is, donald en ome WB \Remem ‘ eee ‘ P * . on argo 3) pameien a7 SSE 7! (RD A i ORE ; oon Nee 4 o "i Ce ee . ch a oe Bae Aah 5) the 94 ‘ Eee " rn n , | ee nN ee : fe ‘ pee * , t : . 5 re : pass ee TE 54 tae ah ae yng abbpAredelcuck . " TS — 6 ’ a 7 , 7 “eked “3 ~ t pee Ph inne | amass : CoRt 4 - en) . 2 va ek ra " err tate - o - th n ee “ ~ oss thes ye or SL, atte Sy ne crap Sao ame a) taney gomtiites’ tanabe Bank. a three out of every four. . ens Berton may have Intestinal Peace of Mind! ‘isco For annoying woman 26 ve: not be noticeably ' Nick Pohis Arrested in Movie by TP once ~ *he bowels may Corrects the a that Nick P ap segecceacege . | evessmeme are only pe ' Make One’s Pores Offend |... .0* 70'S: 3" years old. a cook § tough old we De you knew why theessada af peo | Or, ¢13, Nore Market street wa LOCUST AND LINDELL CUT-OFF - - JEFFERSON 3080 | 2a ple who never have to take a laxa- Rosecan on a iteaiaaies se ensue ) ‘ : 3 i —_e bloating, ‘sleep- iv dy casearet ov tha Pare af Pp oe a ee : : eee re | he pence, of Policewoman | Ethel GUY Ww. OLIVER, President | Sa They have found that caseara ‘“eater Monday, & . h aweetens the whole svstem—brings Pohis was one of five . | # on Bot Bowels 5» men ar- Po sony ot Sak Pegnowar ie es yh 1 alt #s Ue tpl eg emg a # Sanaron a: FREY AILERON PONS at I cad re FROM, a? ¥ Pe ee ve ee an amaceiney of person that ithe Stat - tne Broadway Theater. | 4 : “ ; ARY ? tives or : ‘ evervtaing. if prevents bodily 8+ St. Charlies street, for annov.- ghee _— Ma ° Atti af aki ing unescorted wo! sng . f — © ¢Sia cannot give per- chemistry from ever making one '" unescorted women patrons. The / ——— — | * Telief from unconsciously offensive to others, Case Was appealed. Re . + »¢ } ¢ And what a perfect reguiator of wexico Pays $735.000 on 1 the howels! MEXICO Cry wae oan. ‘ MEAICO CIry, March 16.--The Salts affect the lintm@ of the! wiwinen Covernmer } ‘ ao | : . 3 . rr: en eee a eee DSS forward- . Mas - | * 1 ing that the biood must carry off ed to the international bankers itn , bis aah Weschcke, in his pri- through the peres How much bet - New York tha sum af 2 = | “dl 3 ice firse ter to Cascarize the aystem and|/, necrant $755,301 as | | % “int used the bowel cause the bowele fo expel every. | ° paymen on Mexico's foreign | = . and estinal prophylac- thing by formal museular contrac. ‘oan a rlac- tien! 6 gay nothing of the clean- | COSTES SEG GTS ) a P ia ad of the saline “47 WAS YEARS before I knew er, eweeter condition that lasts for | ECUADOR DEPORTS 7 LEADERS = a Svacuant fro pacer dave—a wholesome condition that ! potas warts r | makes the use of deodorants quite Three Army Officers, Wilionatre | a oA. — Now, can 50 unnecessary tm Jan‘ary or Jnuiy’ and Doct a " ‘ wi brought on slu@gishmess often find OCA een Press Other eee in the candy laxative— that s caecaret only once a week|., epee tetasrongger Pease ~ a is all the tonte they needed. 16.--Severa]l prominent citizens o/ . Cascara fe splendid for children, Ecuador haes been ordered de. too, and they love the taste of this . Coie = bas . ted, as the outgrowth of +h y laxative which every drug *° . = ’ mae tor 180 aad 26a recent abortive political unheavai, |

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ee = — ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH___ ‘ PROTE Your Doct and Your : ey eo F la nesis | ie ae Es 4 your druggist, or you may not get ge nesia prescribed by physicians for 50 ye ations of genuine ~ Phillips” bottles contain full directions and + the U. 8. Registered Trade Mark of The ¢ y and its predecessor Charles H. Philling ae DIME! DIME! DIME! DIME! DIME! Tuar's the song of the Woolworth Building, and now thousands of people in St. Louis are singing it, especially since we began giving a leather wallet and a handy metal dime bank with each new savings ac- CIS ; } ‘ | ;oner in the jail | were recaptured near Ogara No. mine, |Chesnas and Policeman Ed Easley / chase and a pistol Turnkey his weapon after a struggle in the GHESNAS TAKEN AFTER ESUAPE AT HARRISBURG panion Overpower Turn- key—Yield After Fight. | Bpecial to the Post-Dispatch. HARRISBURG ,II1., March 16. _— '-—- Joe Chesnas, sentenced to hang _for the murder of William Unsell, another pris- escaped at but | y —v Timme, here, afternoon and Elmer 12:50 yesterday Sheriff Turner caught | took Timms in custody, after a | fight between | Easley and Chesnas. , : The youthful prisoner fired three shots at the policeman and then of ‘into |\A few captured by wheeled around the corner mine building, only to run the arms of Sheriff Turner. | Ininutes later Timins Was Kasley. prisoners overpowered Hugh Metcalf. and took a The two known as the WEDNESDAY EV ENING, MARCH lo, 192% CHAMPION WALKER HONORED E. P. Weston Presented With Trophy on 88th Birthday, By the Associated Press, NEW YORK, March ward Paysen Weston, who walked _ to the Pacific coast and back when | Condemned-Slayer and Com-| | Slay | celebrated his eighty-eighth birth- | day as guest of honor at a lunch- ,eon at the Presa he was more than 70 years old, Club. He was presented with a solid silver fig- ure of a winged victory inscribed to “E. P. Weston, Champion Walk- er.”” Jd. FP. Muller, donor. also gave a large silver cup to be Weston Walking Trophy aind to go each year to the man or woman performing 16.—Ed- | a’ —_—— [championship ¢ fe sm in the United States. | Weston expressed thanks to | Muller and to Miss Ann Nichols, | who learned ‘that he was tn finan- _ Clal difficulties and gave him the | income from $30,000 Flees After penny in St. Louis. By the Agsociated Press. MILWAUK EE, Ww is., ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH at of pedestrian- | mae AGE March 16. | \—Diving through a Northwestern | Railroad Thomas, train window, 26 years old, last George | night | |}escaped after eluding his guard, T. | Dd, ‘the | for violation of his parole. He |arrested at’ St. Louis recently. Thomas was sentenced Aug. 1925, for forgery Miller, IN’T DESPAIR Never give up the fight for good health. No matter how seriously afflicted one may be, freedom from pain and suffering drinking lots of water and regularly taking Gold Medal haarlem oil capsules (the orginal and genuine). 6, | ' who was taking him to} State reformatory at Green Bay | was | DR. W. B. CALOWELL AT THE AGE OF 8&3 | To Dr. W. B. Caldwell, of Monti- cello, Il, a practicing physician for |47 years, it seemed cruel that 80 | many constipated infants and chil- dren had to be kept ‘‘stirred up’’ and half sick by taking cathartic pills, tablets, salts, ealomel and ‘nasty oils. While he knew that constipation was the cause of nearly all chil. 'dren’s little ills, he constantly ea- | vised mothers to give only a harm- less laxative which would help to establish natural bowel regularity.’’ In Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin ‘mothers have a regulating laxative | gestion or sour stomach, All chil- dren love its pleasant taste. Buy a large 60-cent bottle at any store that sells medicine, or write ‘(Syrup Pepsin,’’ Monticello, Mli- nois, for a FREE 8 BOT- TLE and just see for yourself how perfectly it cleanses and regulates the bowels of infants and children, Dr Caldwell's SYRUP |jJail corridor shortly after noon. | often is close at hand. | Metcalf had gone to the main cell | If you are trou- /room with a parcel for one of the | bled with pains MEn world famous diuretic | which they can depend upon when- poe sonore | uspicious because of | and aches; fee] | Timms’ actions during the past) stimulant and the | ever a child is constipated, bilious, GOLD ME ex ss WAL few days, Metcalf, upon tired; have head- National Remedy | ‘feverish, or sick from a cold, indi- of Holland since | opening | the door into the main cell room, ache, indigestion, ss ae pants kept his eye on insomnia try blue and gold box. Accept no substitute . woh ATR count, | PEPSIN HE Sunday Post- Dispatch has the only color roto magazine in St. Louis, vw _~ Dime, dime, dime!—you, by yourself, can’t ‘save them fast efiough to build a skyscraper...,but you don’t want a skyscraper --.-you want other things more useful to you, and a lot less expensive....and dime, dime, dime, dime, dime....will help you get them. Start Now! We have a few of the wallets and dime banks left. 1696. Guaran- | | teed as repre-| Timms, and when the prisoner approached him, he | All first-class druggists, 35c, 75c, $1.50 | pointed his pistol at Timms and sented. | told him to stay back. | Chesnas, who had been croach ‘ing behind another prisoner, grab- ! bed the pistol. Timms and Ches- | ‘nas pushed Metcalf into the cor- | ridor and overpowered him. wy | With the pistol in the hands of| ,Chesnas, Metcalf was made to re- _main on the floor, and before they; ran out into the yard the prisoners ' obtained another gun. They ran) ‘to the Big Four railroad tracks, | ‘then turned'‘south. The sheriff ob-| ‘ained officers and hurried toward | |Ogara No. mine, Easley was the first to see the) i'men. Chesnas turned and fired| i|three shots at him. Easly returned) ‘the fire and so did Poiice Chief | Walter Jackson. et OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 9 P. M. CONTINUING WITH HUGE SUCCESS] " — Chesnas then ran |} |around a building and into Sheriff | ‘Turner. He was taken in charge | iby the Sheriff and Chief Jackson'! ‘and returnéd to. jail. Policeman Easley followed Timms and final- ly captured him. Timms had a pistol but did not attempt to use 4 ake ree ee ee Pe FP PF FP FFF ee ee er eee a ee el Sg TE Tt a tin Save 60% on Your Furniture Needs Join the vast throngs of thrifty homemakers who have attended the first 3 days of this sale. Buy your furniture needs at savings up to 60% and pay “The Modern” way. . 3-Piece seine cig Velour Suites! $250.00 Values at | ee C5 pits/ eo Surplus Ten Million Dollaixr —-TO ST. CHARLES Member federal Rererve Syrtem EIGHTH AND LOCUST Till 9 P. M. | ele ee ee Handcupps were placed on bot?: | Timms and Chesnas and they were 'jocked in their cells. They will ibe kept in solitary confinement as i'much as the jail will permit. BUS CONTROL BILL ENGROSSED House Advances Measure After Voting Down Amendments. Special to the Post-Dispatch. | JEFFERSON CITY, March 16.— | | Supporters of State regulation of. motor busses won a belated fight '{in the House vesterday,~to engross | ‘a bil! placing supervision of the | bus Iines under the State Public | (““ommission. The Senate has passed a bill to regulate bus. lines, under supervision of the Pub- lic Service Commission. With no | record vote the Hoyge voted to en- | ; ‘ TT Zross the measure, after voting | 4 2 | by ‘down 20 amendments. It is expect- | " ; = 4 | -ed that the bill will be made a spe- cial order of business for final con- | | sideration. The House today defeated, 98 to! Car as new an amendment supported by as old as ce 4 rural members which would place | { t supervision of the bus lines, leadership under the State Highway Commis * ” still and exempt busses operating 90-degree, NEW UPRISINGS IN PHILIPPINES ple which | Alangkat Tribesmen in Zamboanga S SUCCESS go. Theater Datu Piang. he Associated Press. rother the admired in M ANILA, March 16,—A dispatch | to Bulletin from Zamboanga | the LaSalle and enthus- ‘today said an uprising of AlangkKat comes the | tribesmen had been reported in' genuinely SAINT LOUIS $4.50 MimsviTUuUTION:+ FOR | Values qe ate Steel-cut Jac- quard velour Suites with re- versible spring cushions. The — frame rall benutifally hand carved, ——— ar a Gem >} gy $10 Cash! y —_ ’ SS > az BEX —] Sqeppareeeereneonrenage: ' eae ——— . ~~ Oe ® ©. 3 77 are value oo comprises & pottery base with “nS | plus and a fine silk shade. saa TWN —_—_=- | Mattresses and | Springs Reduced | All-Cetton Mattresses $12 Velue 4 rv Rens | Mattresses | iigeart $19 Value ts | $8.75 Strong LinkSpring $ Prices Slashed joe sit | |. aaneO — $24.751 | 7. Lat ) Da-Bed& Mattress; ; $32 $I14. 95 Value Cane (metal panel), walnut enamel Da-Beds that open into full-size Beds. Cee mattress included. tom ene Ft j Ny, | sion, | S58.00 x12 i Velvet Rugs...- - $14.00 Gold Seal Congoleum $37. 50 G12 Brussels — Ft Sl oa =—__> =» 8-Pc. Spanish Design: Dining Suites $200 Valiko—@ Priced at 9 & This Spanish Design Dining-Room Suite is finely constructed and excellently decorated. “The 8 pieces inc lude a mas- sive buffet, new type oblong extension table. 5 chairs and 1 host chair with tapestry seats. Pay Only $10 Cash $390 9-Piece ‘Venetian’ Dining-Room ‘2 ] 95 Suites ‘4$20 Davenport Tables $27 Long Tables Spiral Coil Spring— $14.00 Value... $6.95 One of the first effects of Adlerika is to relieve gas on the stomach and + bloating. Even the IRST spoonful fre- pdt J brings out a sur- prising amount of old poisonous waste matter which you never guessed was in your system and which may have been the hidden cause of nervous dyspepsia, headache and sleeplessness. Even if your bowels move daily, Adler- ika often brings out a sur- prising amount of addi- tional matter which might other-| wise be poisoning your system. Adlerika is not a cure-all. In cases of gastric ulcers or deep- seated organic trouble, a good physician should be consulted. But if your trouble is due to Intestinal ‘Stasis (as many stomach and bowel disorders are) Adlerika gives surprisingly quick relief. Don’t think if your bowels nféve daily that you cannot have Intes- tinal Stasis. Gas is a common symptom. You'll be surprised at the amount of additional matter Adlerika brings out—and how much better you'll feel after tak- ing it. R of distressing stomach | makes many people do ithout the foods they like Yet recent discoveries mous London specialists | F D » way to quick relief for. is of sufferers from gas’ t forms of stomach and Mouble. It is now known, ialists assert, that most and bowel disorders are just one cause—I ntestinal Intestinal Stasis ERYDAY language, Intes- Stasis means the too slow of waste food matter the intestines or bowels. intestinal weakness, this Matter, instead of being ; passed out of the body, many hours or even days “ian it should. By staying in the body, this matter Bives off gas and some- isons the whole system. al Stasis is caused by im- a lack of exercise, and — of modern life, and ee out of every four. ' may have Intestinal =. ee not be noticeably . » y The bowels may ~. OF even twice a day, movements are only par- ON 3080 ’ wy ER ke ed } i LM hat | By oe a ee ae ener the Weave s * Cotobato Province. The outbreak | ‘threatens to become serious. | Tribesmen were gathering groups armed with blades and oth- er weapons, making threatening ‘gestures against Datu Piang, weal- |, thy leader whom they dislike. Sev- | era] killings and some burning and | looting were reported = recently) from Cotobato, and Provincial Gov- 'ernor Guiterres asked the Phillip- “J was badly constipated and pine Constabulary for reinforce-| troubled with gas. Could not eat) ments. Colonel Stevens of the Con- ripe fruit or many other things. | stabulary will depart tomorrow for | Since taking Adlerika, I eat any- a conference among the Alangkat | thing."—W. H. Fletcher, Hondo, | leaders. | Cal. | “T had gas so bad that I thought | DRY REFERENDUM BILL FAILS | I would choke, and could digest | wassachusetts: House Deadlocked | Over Move to Modify Law. nothing. Since taking Adlerika, By the Associated Press. the gas is practically gone. ae VM rs. | | T. A. Derosia, 3 Prospect-Hill BOSTON, March 16.—A bill call- Ave., Somerville, Mass. ‘ing for a referendum on the ques-, tion of asking Massachusetts PD- | What Doctors Say resentatives in Congress to vote lfor about Adlerika | repeal or modification of the 7 leighteenth amendment and Vol- “TI prescribe Adlerika with high-| 4044 act died automatically tn the | ly satisfactory results.”—Dr. _ eananlnet ellie! abidin in| wall a he ‘call shawed supporters and oppo- | “T have found Adlerika to be far| pents of the measure deadlocked | superior in bowel and stomach | .i+n 118 votes each. | trouble to my fondest anticipa- | tions.”—Dr. G. Eggers. we RR HOY Fast Coy Gees G05 &F . .er ~ eS rweentt sspnpluabobaneseereatuanstieadione 7 PORT SED URI kk) rhe etwees te . ; in hervengh WEVLRESS ES a a ns ) J = = , aS mer- Salle motor gratitude ple of this ir remark- ption and 9-Piece Massive ™ $197] s $315 Ww hg Dining Suites . Proof from Users “T had stomach trouble for two years, but nothing helped me until I tried Adlerika. It made me feel better and eat better. Today I ' igh old matter is left in fo form gas, hinder diges- Cause bloating, sleep- nervousness. Army Breeding Horses From Cuba | By the Associated Press. | 4-Pc. Shaded Walnut Suites $13 Cash Needed on Both Bowels | MARY laxatives or soda magnesia cannot , ‘telief from gas. They come Intestinal Stasis. unued, REAL intestinal fan produce permanent l Weschcke, in his pri- ~~ Parietal the bowel estinal prophylac- le as Aidlertke, It is Ma of the best saline in- Cuant with vegetable : “and Cascara, together rine and other gas- and detergent elements. : mend medicines Adlerika TH upper and lower mee Li give per-| : feel fine, thanks’ to Adlerika. Bre; Wm. Opp, 3432 W. 86th St., Cle land, “Adlerika is the best medicine for the bowels I have ever used and for gas on the stomach it has no equal. I used to feel so drowsy that work was a burden, but now I enjoy life again.”—Mrs. W. Clintsman, 1001 Superior St., Sand-|} point, Idako. | “T have to congratulate you on) the good effects I had from Adler- ika since I prescribed it.”"—Dr. L. Langlois. “A dlerika very markedly reduces | the bacteria and colon bacilli. This feature increases the therapeutic yalue of Adlerika, in addition to ‘ts intestinal cleansing action.”— | horses that failed to win purses but | ‘which are of thoroughbred lineage. Dr. H. L. Shoub, New York. Sold by 39,000 Druggists dierika For Gas on the Stomach and Chronic Constipation of the the army finance WASHINGTON, March 16 —The | War Department announced offi- cially today that Major C. lL. Scott, Remount Service, had re- turned from Cuba and had broucht “Hootch” with him. “‘Hootch” horse which, with otHers, *) F, = is a) will | be used for breeding purposes for | ithe Army. The animals are race /Army Lieutenant Killed by Auto. | ATLANTA, Ga., March 16.— The body of Lieut. Waldo Ss. Ickes, 35 years old, of the United | States Army, was found on the} street here today. Apparently he was the victim of an automobile accident. He was a native‘ of Cullman, Ala., and connected with office of the! | Fourth Corps headquarters here. 4 “Solid | salindeood Refrigerator ‘$27.00 Value. biggest bar-} ae : offerec * gain | is this iarge side- | icer Ref rigerates. name Bh lad e —s lined | patented ice trap. |} $1 Cash | -— — ra . S22 mand > > a ee ce: a ea Easiest Credit Terms in Town! $250 Value, Modern’s Sale Price The newest blended finish ts embodied on The four pieces include a full-length vanity, large end full-size bed and two-door chifforobe, with hanging space Sultes. *139 Balance Monthly these walnut veneer Bedroom dresser, beow- and draw- ers. All edges and posts made of cabinet woods. \ \ (6) (6) YO = Jurniture Comp - 901-03FRANKLIN citi Bungalow Range} . ad $5250 Be cand. ae | | | | | | | | : : | i

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DOUBLE SIZE DAY-BED —ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH__ = _ ot *SUNEGESUUEESCUEOESSCESEEESGESREERSEEOEEEEEEEED. indermined. | a rn s | inned- aed d the probab! Ss | | ° é Ps | the note continued: gs ; ke Wi a os 9 oe ; OLIV 1A GREG ORY * The Government of the United of the right eye when cynamlting CLASSES iN EXPRESSION ates desires to emphasize the |? * stumps near Anniston, Mo.. Studie 3202 Palm Twelfth fear. ,' *falae an Request Hifar 5O22W. City Hospital for ‘9S iasyp 7 = 7-4! WEDNESDAY £\ BNING, MARCH 16. ] Stat = \fact that it proposed the initiation|was taken es a LJ * = | of the Geneva negotiations by | treatment te } on | representatives of certain powers arrival in St. Lou e ‘at the forthcoming meeting of the. SCHOOLS AND coLL sEGES ‘Preparatory commission and is therefore of the opinion that far) ‘from undermining the authority of RS “y ithe League of Nations, such con- ST. LOUIS UNIVE . & . a a : s | Versations as those Proposed would . ~ = IC a ae be of great Service to that body in | ® advance toward a SOlution of a - -_ e * ‘an ' Cabinet Divided About difficult problem.” ) Serfding Observer, and. Injured When Blowing Stumps. Harry Heitman, 25 years old. | ists, burns and ves = Je rdax following his FR. anemone A ti ttt ce (hate BO tips memes cles who suffered bruises! SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES —. ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH TRAVEL AND RESORTS — TRAVEL AND RESORTS HEALTH FIRST! Water cures Bright's | Disease. bladder, stomach. rheumatic and other ailments at “City of Healing W aters«.’’ Mild winter climate. Write for free book let » 3556 Caroline St.— (Near Grand) Gours: 9 A. M. te 4 P. M. Daily “Ci” Commercial ( lnb, Fureka Springs, Ark. —, ee 3 10 Hanower So Wants to Know America’s Special Cable to the Post-Dispatch and the | Chicago Daily News. Copyrigett. 1927 PARIS, March 16.—Refore de- ciding to send observer ° three-Power naval con! Mench Government information. The Cabinet has disagreed on | the subject. Some members would | send an observer out of courtesy and some would refuse to partici- others | make further inquiry. Italy is being consulted on her and also Great Britain. | the French delegate aiso be asked to intentions M. Boncour. | - 47% " ‘.* Elve advice. The United States will be asked whether the date for the three- i Cruiser Ratio Plan. nies TRAVEL AND RESORTS TRAVEL AND RESORTS NEW YORK | ON YOUR WAY To EVROGF. World's Most Luxurious Liner ASTURIAS 22,500 tons gross, 35.390 tons displacemen: April 27—from New York To Cherbourg and Southampton oO Cruise Across ON THE Popular Cruising Steamer oF wing-and-wing Wind-jammers of the fishing fleet. Pass through lantic «Fr h Canada by th a Ad a Canard a i. Leones ‘Rowe. ; Apr | gp _ CANADIAN g SERVICE Via Bermudato Cherbourg and outhampton and The Royal Mail Steam PacketCo. uu or-Donaldson SANDERSON & Sow. Inc , Agents finch times oa? Ne. Sieh Sc, Se. Louis. 1135-1137 Olive Street, Se Louis, or local agents or any STEAMSHIP AGENT. oR ‘Power conference will be before Or after the Geneva general dis- | armament conference and what America intends to propose. as/ cruiser and submarine ratios. | On the basis of the information | thus contained, the French Gov- | ernment will make a ié§ decision, | Probably Saturday. The French | consider that the observer is ‘purely an American invention | which is repugnant to the French temperament—for either the ob- | server does nothing, and is there-_ fore useless or he does something in which case it were better if he were a full delegate. The fact is that France is op-. i'posed to the whole idea of this naval conference and if she par- | ticipates in any form it wil! be only as a mark of courtesy to-/! ward the United States. Summary of American Notes France and Italy. | By the Associated Press. Refrigerator. made of solid Day-Bed and beautiful cre. WASHINGTON. March oak, solid brass hardware. fonne-covered pad. Meta] ends. @ expression from Italy nickel plated, cuarantecd. tinished in walnut. =7— # %16-50 @m;) American invitation to send ‘‘un- . ~ - * - . 5 Official observers to the three. , . . . _. ? Power naval confers nce iS awaited With interest here. *} . +: A The attitude —— es pec * o # # #% « * ss aedeted, S STAR SQUARE STORESY * Absolutely Free! $1.00 A HIGH QUALITY TESTRITE Valin HYDROMETER “= FREE WITH EACH 6-VOLT AUTO STORAGE Sturdily and strongly made te stand up under od - usage. Case. plates and separators are the best obtainable. The d rubber case climinates ali leak - rg and warping. Guaranteed one year 115009 @ 85. $1.00 Allowed on Yeur Old Battery i) eel a . a * on x * * * a * * ; ment Will take is in view of the anticipate iby France to accept the suggestion | ‘to a@ppoint such repregentati |; made only after both the Paris and Kome governments had declined to Sif in with equal status at the con - | _- ' ? | 15 4 ; | ference With Great Britain, Japan (and the United States ; The second [two Gayg ago Italian foreign offi: ceived a somewhat favor: }ception in French circles but after an extended meeting yesterday of | the Poincare Cabinet there were} |indieations that France would de-| cline. No. Preconceived Ideas. ial z WPRroOoTQ | The y posal ts * 7 * el * Yovermment that © +; ; » ¢ +45 on parti« spate n been mad: OI r re } 7 e , 7 . ; ? - : ' - 3 ahd also in language differed ; t ; ; ; 4 4 rh in that the objections raised by the twa countries to the fiest plan were. | - KINGSTON ty ene of these Car- buretors on your car. You will be amazed at the wonderty! change. Your Seve gasoline. for itself in no time. Sta " nanend thee Corte TOOL senscgser MONEY | GRINDERS Ep. bearia - ne Saeed States is of the opinion tha: the gears are high - grade For All Car On Special Sale > . # # * i * * ; answered Specifically a Assurance Was given both grov-| we; erminents that "hile United | mi 'tates had no Cesire to reopen} - i questions as to naval limitations al. | * iready settled by treaty, it r: Sarded all other questions as open f, r dis-| 2icussion an had no preconceived | * ideas as to French Or Italian ton-!} age ratios in the classes Of aunxi}-; a iary ships. 7 Te the French SUZEeStion th m Success of the Preparatory commis: bel at Geneva. organized | a iwague of Nations. might bh by simultaneous treaty negoti: * between the nava! Powers (a American mote said: “The Governmen: of the United J 5 iat ali ap- propriate mesures taken by the large naval P wers cannot but con- | Due towards fa: ilitating the tas the ec: MMmission. Reply to Italy. Italy’s 42s8sertion of the imter-d: i pendence of every typ: of arma- Ment Was answered 2300 §. Grand BI EQ f°! in the projected “ONnVersations * & * . Y Dealing with Italy's sugges; that her geographic Position strategic considerations made impossible for her to enter Binding cgTeements te limit nava) armament without eTave risks +; American note Said some yr 4458 Pprehension régariding the terms of the PTOposal of th President of e United States, 20 pre-concei Cd ideas regarding definite ratio for the limitation of Italian tonnage in the Classeg {of ships) referred to. bur regards this GUestion as one to be determined | during the Proposed COnVersa tion.” | In Making a Matement ta Franes | aa to Lonnage ratios. the American note said it was desired to Point ou: each Power Would have the Privi- lege of taking an: Position it thinks heat far ita own Pretection as ij DUSis of hewrotiation”’ | Service to the I ’ | In reply to the French fear thar work of the pre ratory prot ig -? 2 " ’ “SS @ @ & @ « tbe jeopardized and ax. “Oh.., why > did you wash it that way,,?” “For years my perfect jewel of a maid has been washing all my nicest things, my silks. stockings and loveliest hand-made under- wear in Lux. And doing them exquisitely! The finest French laundress could do no better. “Then, one day she failed! A new orchid. color slip was so streaked faded and lustreless after washing t} it was quite ruined. When asked wha ad happened, my maid confessed that she.was out of Lux So had rubbed the slip with cake soap. ‘But she has Promised never to do it again. Now she always keeps an extra box of Luxon hand to guard against such a disaster.” | * Estelle Anthony, 1761 Columbia Rd. N. Ww. Washington, D. C. 2 letters selected from the 475,000 re. Cerved this year by the makers of Lux. 2 European Service to Fit Any Budget Yon can choose accommodations on ong o! our 103 ships to suit your needs. Palatia) suites of modest tourist Quarters to al] im- portam Eurcpess pores. 226 sailings this year from New York — Boston == Moncreal 4 plan your trip abroad. WHITE STa SwueauaTvenas Meneame Mammy sooo in 7 a . One Cabin Ships Visit Europe this summer—the old legend and song, of history and d A London, Paris, the Continent! Enjoy an ce 4 voyage—in one of the magnificent one cabin. ships of the great Cunard fleet—s lendid fan and the most desirable kind of compa food | Go before mid-June or after mid] You'll vote it the Ereatest experience of —- j your life. Wonderful, muigorating, &iving sea air! Nevera dull moment aboard ship—a continuous round of sport and fun! PLYMOUTH - HAVRE - LONDON YOUR LOCAL AGENT or 1139-37 it looked like a million dolla “Late one day I received an unexpected im — vitation to a dance which was being held the: - following evening. Al] my evening dresses were in a sad state and the time was so short that I could not get one dry cleaned. é “T have always used Lux for my under- - = things with great success, so I decided to try washing a white chiffon evening gown, heavily trimmed with tiny crystals. It came : out like new! ie “During the dance my partner told me that my dress looked Now I trust my most gentle care of Lux!” Elizabeth Waldron Duffy, — 1459 W. 114th Sr. ~ Cieveiand, Ohio Pfonlee Sores. ‘Another Victory Suffering from Sour h. Dizzy Spells and Ner Breakdown Restgred is Heaith eT have been re- tat [ could not ) ‘ even A Dit of re? bs WiLa distressed. r fee mt to } ? aed run-dcs a ork. [ was ; .F “Thea to hea dac hes, nelis belped tw Ss was in a sad plight when berribie. I bekar '° thing ‘° % quick:> ‘ pu bies, ai enerey - ine. Thanks Made from 2 ous t ms (ames =? i MIiiioen betties Bo! ide qgerer zc ; a ‘Prt ¢ arias al} druee : he 7 —- ‘ Finally + mv nerves And I Was 80 Weak that I eouldn ‘t do mr vavs tired and drowev. make matters worse. hackaches and dizer to make the days more Aa to Tantac.” roots, Darks and herbs. r teves suffering. } le} ’ ee ) and if@aiti ee ——— ADVERTISEMENT sen Up That Cold With Musterole terole handy when a cold. It has all of the advantages | ndmother’s mustard plaster Mthout the burn. You feel a warm wie as the healing ointment pene- the pores, then a soothing, | sensation and quick relief, | Have Mus Mad: of pure oil of mustard and simple ingredients, Musterole maimended by many nurses and Try Musterole for bron- sore throat, stiff neck, pleur. theumatism, Inmbago, croup, mata, neuralgia. congestion, pains B aches of the back or joints. sore 2 , Sprains, bruises, chilblains bated fret > colds of the chest Tt prevent poenmonia and ‘fly. ler than a mustard plaster N NEW Banker Ide Werber a Oper Efforts to t funct 8 MY $23 Washing falied with di assets listed » arel store in were made at re feree in Bag day The Grant, opened on Dee Gyle Teth First National. ~Clity, testified 4 on Dee $. _& checking a6 fin qvesiion. - | the oank. Samuel M. Wes Werber Co. us Opened the stes name of broached the : ‘Oo him,. Tethia the origthal though the Signed by the £ duties, told th quently wrote cy for the or Insurance ¢ policy cance to him. BF Y charge of the Cestified. = August H. | bank. testif) ‘Sinal bank | who has cé KIN TROUBLES Fs Route sal LEARED QUICKLY eae Ol ache heads, bi + OSs Yh. i sed success It mest he ‘and the lx - - ‘Ng @ salary ‘ emishes ang said. fared up Guickly and COM pan a dented the i Store's ac Thousands of Mrs. Wert ‘olicited lets ers Store wheg Geli chted users inat the SB of 4 laziny suc. Tot Con ‘ . : Let us prove! stil] empie ee eee eee Poslarm will Clear your skin. ~ Proof Sample I rement within 2 : \o Obligation ‘G8 frial size aid .our 2me and 4S if necessary }, Sa ir " Mnpie Desk, Pestam Co. . + 45th St. New lerk, \ Y¥, ~ Druggists Sell Poslam tl AOVERTISEMENT MORE PILLS OR | PHYSICS FOR HER sated Since Childhood. aeites ; OD Made New Woman of Her yy Fae > Bett in. > , - time. +} ‘ % ‘63 id fever "Gen i wis and have S85 cou ace. | have taken ° of] and evervthias ne of. b in ' disappeared health } have 2 am stil) gain 2nd and my arms ind. |] Wouldn't take ~ Price I paid for Milks 8° results | have ob a salary’of The ci _Reufa ob store were fensive ing fooR over Suseman, @ the Werber - operate the rent. Suse retained pe and moved merchandise - | took over tii Llso questiog ployment of “he forme ‘ brent a. He dentally tre and offered week, Werber, avenue, Unit zave Sue .; handise om Was re ured ers. took ov Ceciared the ~d in the b : imittred Granite ¢ * eniy as *ercused unt ‘he serioge The hearing | $474,000 former 2 42 By the Amo BOSTON, o%Mmond Bower. Fronte-: White of “S103 restores healthy. | action, doing away Pills and physics [: shape to as ing flesh and "re Nature's entry | ber of the La dicted by the jury for . : . tenses. of $47 “© and quickly pots ton banka > ‘of $18,260 *mulsierns mle that it is! like tee oream ties $1,200, exceed $i f aa ~ ; :

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= pVERTISEMENT WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 16, 1927_____.§... .__S7 LOUIS POST-DISPATCH____.____.._.. ____._. PAGE Te leg “BANKRUPT MOVES ‘TOKENS INSTEAD OF MONEY |eeden it Korwor Ratify se | FOR THE BEGGARS OF PRAGUE |ratifications of the arbitration | | 'treaty between Sweden and Nor- | Another Victory | IN NEW STORE TRACED | Fraud Exposed and’Genuine N Need | way, making war between the two) | Assisted Under Welfare Com- (countries illegal under all circum- | : gaffering srom Sour’ mittee’s Plan. | stances, have been exchanged. This . Diezy Spelis and Ner-| $$ | Spectal Correspondence of the Post-Dispatch.; treaty. confirms the neutrality 3 o estored to Health ae 9 PRAGU & t entered into in 19065, own Kes Banker Identifies Samuel M. ee ne a ee ’ . — hen the two countries separated 5 been re , e ; il—Some time ago a requ est ap- teas oo moun § Werber as Customer Who | i Pt! after a hundred years under the La BRE” SIMRO UE NE ARTES LI NGG peer thee s yee peared in the Prague papers asking | : in of trouble,’ es: eee Opened Account. : people, instead of giving money to! “3 Vira it, 1 8 eX. Mis- “4g 6 | icone beggars, to purchase special discs ‘at ADVERTISEMENT ~ : - s 2 | ; ,&@ nominal value c i. ¢ in _ Ee en, mn =. Efforts to trace assets of the de- | 1¢ from the city au ot “Two 8 .~". BS | i 3 'thorities and hand one these + . . a Mo. San a |funct S. M. Werber Garment “o.,}, and Hand one of these to 1 a (ere } suf- a ken thm suppliant instead of a coin. The aDIifl 1 ps : by sea | hs same monarch. 1102-1108 | & # #§ + T2Do0rs es" Olive Street |. 3. 4s it of ilth Street eens 2 ¢rom stom Washington avenue, which! beggar on presenting his token to! ad- a failed with debts 82 ithe “Welfare Committen,- awe . i. Fomia 20 -; Jeroen ise Ea ck, o- . my | after due consideration of ‘hts cane n ow treated | - Open Evenings this summer—the old world of ems ho | MB seer more in Granite cus un, Teete Sein. Tron recent seport 3 AGW WAY | eee, By Appointment ee a Tras v0 weak | Roterce in Bankratcy Coles yeater. | than £00,000 tokens ave been sive] Stops pain by removing the| ae BE tare thee AAgs Phone, , the Continent! Enjoy an Ocean ' oy aowD that I couldn't do my) gay j | (en out, and 388 adevas en gl of tops acu 5 ao eee eA a 4 ey Ce 5 ar | ‘ | oes “ MAin 3465 ne of the magnificent one cabin Burk, [was always tired — a The Granite City store~ was, repre as lo ; women) have Cause. No opiates. ae ois: -at Cunard fleet—splendid food — ie ae aE sacl dizzy opened on Dec. 7, last, a month be-. rn anelags ming ned Gemsmsittas ‘tasteful drugs. No dieting ° ° S fore bankruptcy proceedings were | vee re ' desirable kind of companions, Earl esd olight car i Gh aediedt the “Werber concern, | has in 366 cases granted help in the;: A new and more effective way to | was iD 4 form of board and lodging and;treat Rheumatism is now reported under circumstances which are} ad | ey Re P mid-June or after mid-July. ® woken taking a like lie toes | being inv eatigated by the Nat tional “lOthing, and where possible has} An astonishingly simple method that ; r ( y ; ~~ 2 . - . . . te it the greatest experience of Gee drove out all of my| Association of Credit Men retin “st sil ee dnc “bps xt oid Sr cae: ace a WwW ie 3 soothed my nerves, B82V@) Gye Tethi - oft t ars is not popular! om is Old ailment; and its ere aa smvigorating, bealth- yle Tethington, cashier of the | with the fraternity, since it has re-|aear kin, Lumbago, Gout and Neu m energy and mrength. Now I tee First National Bank of Granit air! Never a du 1 moment aboard ilaee, Thanks to Taniac.’ | seed ; vam’ | vealed not a few frauds, In one!ritis. The treatment originated in| relief was One of the exclusive health retreats | a ‘aa roots, barks and herbs, City, testified at the hearing that! a act aie tinuous round of sport and fun! E 3 Made for tonic relieves suffering,| ,.. Dec. 9, last. two men opened case an applicant for | : | Bigids strength and health. Take | a gts sii sccount for t! ciate found to have a bank balance of Of Europe, now celebrated for its | a | | a he y accoun r ne store! en vA : ‘. a a f | SEiwenlag OVeT .. aaaaad ty ; ‘ Ite | 60.000 crowns (nearly $2000). success in Rheumatic cases. In ac- oat | OTS, = ee j quesi . @4cross the street f ; ‘ a “Bit all drug's bes = 10% 7 a sling It is also significant that only a. ‘ord with advanced medical thought, te — » bank. ethingto identifie * - ae fej i ; Pg MN & . - e+: sf gs the healing ointment pene- Insurance Policy Canceled sentatives of the Mexican Govern- | cong femae 9 bo and flush oes : : : é of Sesens a the body -eHef is:almost immedi- a ~ if iy ee pores, then a soothing, | Tethington, who ig City Treasurer; ™ent. Capt. Lecky and his staff, ate. Usually the first day. Medical : ie is , Se AS ; -—; a / . ation and quick relief. | of (Granite City and also sells in- will be Ruests of the British cCol- observers attribute this to the nat- -: NES rs ; 5 b . m ° - . a € ry rj } : H , neuralzia, — Pee’! to him by Werber, who was_ in JOHANNESBURG,’ South Afri- | oe ae Sees we eo cl »k joints. sor bi : : sa ‘have Rugenal. W olff-Wilson has of the back or } e | charge Of the store. rethington |ca. March 16.—Minister of Jus-'! already received an advance supply Ib] . . | ‘ ins, bruises, chi plains, testified. ~itice Roos has issued a statement | Out- -of-town residents may write 3 pte y : : colds of the chest. It | = ; i ae |direct to Rugenal Corporation, St rij] lker ; oO ro icontiri "EC ENT + ae | invested $3700 in the venture, Mor- pe : KIN TROUBLES] es Roufa said, the sum including bee 2 ee structible spring construction throughout. . + ; ells Need . ass ee so neitatet ° *onuine Kroehler quility. aoe & © SOS SSOSG © SSS SOC ESOOedeOeoaannnanes soaeeead $2000 won by Max betting on the LEARED QUICKLY} races... Roufa admitted Werber and the latter’s wife, who is a sis- ‘ ter of the Roufas, assisted him in “. . purchasing goods for the Granite Father John’s | City siore. ; “They are familiar with wom- When ‘vou are fen’s apparel, while my experience tired and run down ‘has been chiefly in shoes and do not whip -the 5 mei ee | . = /men’s clothing,” Jtoufa explained. |overworked body & eee = & ee oes | cd , : ; Lino Present at Opening. cells into tempo- > - eee sk gs Se aa tas /: ) : “sf Roufa declared he was present rarv activity by pt Se Pe | . . ~ ? x f hoi ke ~ . pe Bat the opening of the store, but using stimulants SK z eee : Fa bee : es i : ete M i ae - . ~ : . fF ; Sr , 8 Clip Your Be remained only about three hours. and drugs. What ee oe ™ we. og a? ee 2 a | reemrememene 8 2 ‘ &Y —— - «Si é 3S ' Mrs. Werber then took charge of | vou really need ire 2 ! Pe ae: ee eee S. 3 oe —_ — j or r : Coupon ands “ot Famous the establishment and remained in gre the tonie food S oe wat 3 oe — 6 P A - eaedeleas ay : ig . aes Ol Ski R d charge for several weeks, receiv- elements contained i eae ~ Waveriin Pre Large - selection of skin cleared up quickly and ©C°™Panied him to the bank, but purities and rebuilds new flesh and | natterns. We quote » *Golden Medical] 2 1S ~ ‘denied the eit transacted@*\ anv =§ etre , ane f A scription and the i ‘ } . by Poslam. Used success ' y strength, and is free from alcohol | ns covery’ when I was very poorlr. [ BLUE BIRD DINNER SET y pace eal sab ee } N fully for twenty business incident to openmg the and harmfu! drugs. land I can testify that 1 received this Pro-Lino. be Store’s account. Werber succeeded é Jere ee eat Liberal Allowance le ; 3 | " PURE S Say fs nae Mrs. Werber as manager of the Over 70 Years of Health Victories | wonderful benefit from them—more tn Vee Old W TH yo HAS s&s . eee ct a2eery gs Maia och tek a1 ee ay i a ee een that I “Th, did from any rc | , | @ a. 3 we — , ak RR chan Ss ath tah eareaee ies The ‘Preseription’ relieve . Sy from delighted sers that the S. M. Werber Co. could | 4 vei sane. A sein i : pat B ck’s Gas Ran e CASH OR CRED : g user: me of al] distressing feeling peculiar iT & Me tell of amazine suc-| net continue,. Roufa said, and is FINE FOR CHILDREN! to women, and the ‘Dine covery’ ssid Sees. Let us prove | still employed in that capacity at | proved its reputation as a blood en maker, 4 gas burner +36: = Medicine 4; \ jd arx 6 7 54 | bal «Ay rw WA 4 wn a . if Am mf ( j —> S rf y we ~ ss re = s #8 > =—_ I . a) ee ws Tag iQ . / ., 4 AMIN ANNE Ty AAP eam ae ms | ‘cof Pane oe 2 Tha : : ae ' ' aker er “ vou free that a salary'of $50 a week. richer. I am always glad to recom- baker, 4 gas burners. 7 . al | " j »} . . D4 . . ** 'T’\. ¢ -* r >. oslan ¥ he ir@imsts ‘es under which : : ere re] 2 1s range contains am 1 il clear The circumstan , ‘ Give them a good start in life, mend Dr. Pierce’s medicines. iv your skin. Roufa obtained possession o se healthy littl ‘Mrs. Geo. Lawrence, 308 8. 19th St., all thé guaranteed roof Sample! tensive inquiry. Route tes stific ‘d he. bodies. Children need a mild correc- Dr. Pieree’s famous family reme Free improvement within 24 «ook over the place when Abe€) tive occasionally to regulate stomach! dies are sold in every drug store, in * — t No obligation. v4 and bowels. Dr, Edwards’ Olive Tab- tablets or liquid. Send Dr. Pierce, D wn Bu & an Ru | : Pres. Invalids’ Hotel, Buffalo, N. Y., | he M r for generous tri al size of | Sussman, | ae imply mail yo name and = th Werber ©o who plannes O =~ or as lets ate a safe vegetable compound | (No other writing is necessary). operate the store failed to pay the +} 1; S 1) t P '10e for trial pig. of anv of his medi- i 4 ic “ ' j Pp ss _ ’ a ~ . _ Rampl rent. Sussman, according to Roufa,) Mixea W Mt 1 O11VE we °F one up ee Le elias Sib Sree aAvice. : ple Desk, Poslam Co.. ce a a ria 4 nd reyulate the eliminative tract. Ay ? - WwW. 4ith St.. New York, NM Y retained possession {or only a week a CB bit | ‘ a new stock of 3 Not “a nasty cathartic or a ha Lb ADVERTISEMENT Easy and moved out | aa ; : é aan : Druggists Sell Poslam | verchandjse: when Roufa Brothers! forming medicine, but a safe pleas-| Payments | er the lease Roufa was) ant remedy for constipation, sour z x ; r ove the ase. ‘ vas . , , 3 (TOOK € r ‘ ' stomach, torpid liver, bad breath, i _ADV ‘a mie stioned concerning the em- , . . ‘ERTISEMENT — akan of a voung woman Clerk | and similar disorders. Dr. Edwards, ! | : niovmeent ca sl ’ ern oti orkad ‘at the Wer-|& widely Known family physician of Brussels Ru hon PILLS OR cn ger : l 3 ! he acc} | Ohio, preseribed ‘these tablets for her Co. e explaines 5 OLS” | many years in his own practice. Children | rm the girl on the street. from six years up are greatly helped by 2 eos poeages re “> oe dentally met | _ - 4 . ‘ of 4 them and ‘ike to take them. Recognized | If you are looking for a nd offer ed hgr a job at $2 o > 3::- Ve vet ugs chandise on consignment, which ONE ine had typhoid fever when i Was ‘Was returned when Roufa Broth- | Pyeats old and have been coy | eTS took over.the store. Werber | Altoona, Ala.—-Mrs. John Brogdon, , : oy —e e ce BS De L, Formerly $45 1 lion ol 5?” ever since, l have taken le¢ lare G ae reser 8 tron mt ope i J who lives near this place Savs - re . of IIIS One Yap When you see these soft, $ ce or oll and everything | ¢¢ in the books of) the Werber ©o- ms ‘‘Five vears ago I was in very bad LG 3 ly ap xRFOM 7 silky, pile Velvet Rugs you will P om could think of, but they did He admitted his connection Wit: = a) pC realize that they are worth . 8 ote hes uffered for years Wy x ¢ i | rice mm good whatever. had a asi | the Granite City store, but said it health. ] had RU d ve . . 4. * double the }? spt Foie nusual! aaa with eonstipation, and my system pres? sem : ‘= I received an ili in- , ’ ree no color and felt is only as an employe. He was) | = a dance which was being held the ¢ all the time. excused until March 25 becau oO | bad become so eg" roughly poison i “at t= . tong 3500 . MA Axminster Rugs Put since taking Milks EF the serious illness of Mrs. Werber. | ‘hat J] expericnueed ail kinds of dis J ! g Imulsion, rious putea ae | Sate re ’ ’ b 9: 2-3 | ening. All my evening dresses a bubles have almost disap peared. | The hearing will he resumed then. | | ~4 |comfort. ~ HN i TEETER TERTETE TEETH iit MR en 0" eeeere coor case | GOBE DESERT EXPLORER SAILS throats. ‘constipation. It has proved to be an ff f1"¢ Werkmananin ae ey a to try Milks Emulsion : NE He family medicine.’’ a < a e . ; h ‘ ~ Stisfied with results vour | Roy Chapman Andrews Returning Either S-Bs or Wersaleeverywhere, Try it, Get é! chambers are large and ave “ | removable nickeled wir * Will be to Work in China. rice 25 . mee promptiv refunded. | iby ‘thas ‘Asmodlated Preis. MENTHOL poennge today. Price 25¢ and $1. shelves hink of our great | Free Offer during this Sale. maze per battle. Sold | SEATTLE, Wash., March 16 ® *®rerewhere N. oma, asn., Marc = , : Roy Chapman Andrews, explorer. . : | SW Thedford's = ~ 4 ‘ re ‘MILKS sailed yesterday on the President! f , ~ a FREE! Beautiful 7-Pi j Jackson for China to pursue his 4 : , Water Set and a -_ investigations in the Gobi Desert. | a = ON On his last trip Andrews found | Blue Bird Dinner Set. : vas | dinosaur eggs. The Gobi Desert, é th-Tastes 4 eaaeoen believes, is the oldest spot | : i | Du reiu Vege! able | . 3 GOLD 7 on the earth's surface.

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S: | —— ST.LOUIS F | | see — __ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ _ — SLOT MACHINES PAGE 30 . : __WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 1, 1¥6¢ = aaa | . a ee ee FE 30__ tien OL LOUIS POST-DISPATCH_*_ — | : ‘AUTO ASSESSMENTS TOTAL . eee en are TERE Five Enet Beg Me er ewer € or ee | ua re a MARKETING CHARGES CONSPIRACY SHOT IN ROW OVER ore Tuan aun Lvestock Sate sae sien PR ~ : ae gone on a strike, following the : | Franklin County, (TImlinots, List| leessed value, $395,694: watches - } "e PR A diernissa] of 410 other workers be- | Success of Beam ‘Wireless Opera- | | Shows Only 622 Watches_and oar rlocks. 622 asnessed ¥ . | , OT ‘reper : £ 4 c fj * 7 i a, Pej ree | . be: e.. , es) see Ys : cause Of a lack of demand for ge-! tion at 225 Words a Minute ' Clocks for 60.000 People. wneud ated mint keditine mies “Ly i. ' tin Vanities & . Were not “ 4 ’ .. ad au ~ 4% a Le hs 3 , ect rr ? ished tobacco .products. The Prompts New Emdeavor : , Special to the Post-Dispatch os tthe ©4760 ‘enneneed value, $12 4 4 & 4 y ¢ s4n , —w Four He:seman’ ~~ ‘© &PPCEE ; | ~ eh} . : - iw", 2,” P , ¢ bo % get fay gtrikers insist that the 410 men } By the Ampociste? Press. BENTON,. IIL, March 16.—The chines, "a ¢ wf Yr * ; — - i & “ 4 i + nar ‘ ; . = : . } * 4 4 ty } = ia é reat Britain and Australia by | to ubpena W itneésse@es ae : > 3000 Da amages, fCharge is more than $100.06 Vv greater ta} foe at . i++ Nee ‘niu x Practice Dev eted ie a Brem* . CT 5 a. are . Charities bie ; le + : ; 4 eee oe hy o * . ‘ “a | a ‘ . - | . ‘ ; ; . , « } | les vy ’ "gee el > at mm 4 i va in 3. : 3 | “i wireless has proved euch a lief Bill for Farmers. Assets Have Been H! rat . lan the combined assessed value née asBesse: Aue ae aa y U ; aroha Lord, a, ee lands is shown ‘to $4,650,140. i. |; : / Choutese ' Comedy ane owe -015 State street: This includes mining and mine s _— ~ lilS Missouri «9 ' eo nt trereased t@Xi- hors. carriages nd wagons. at ; ais gTa ; N Fisk, managing director of Amal! y the Associated Prene Injuries suffered by sg lias ; An Tt oe ‘ ea — net “ interest im provemen.. ' mon i y ota qg Dauer, 491 Neram ‘SA, MANACINE Girectos Amialga- 2 a ae ae OS ee ae ‘ which went into effec The abstract shows the follow-|.. Hug town and ity =e ey aie , ae Ps ments” street, and Ethel” ted Wireless, said here today. CHICAGO, sar | - . ence Bilener of 17687 th icab rates, Wire . lmprovea ' ™ “t weaey - Rees or a i i : t¢ + ; Lt} } r 2 ® ; .: "al- "Se 7 un: mgt ; Lown ~ ig — ea , rt? ; The Anglo-Australian service was tion of an emergency measu! ‘ew second street. East St. Louls, last Friday, led to the shooting Of 'ing: Horses, 3244, assessed Val- jots. $1,1586-.1 ng rege ro ap oe Me et th a a North Third sf ter? E ‘ : } fig “fh. ++) nd city ots, Pa,008 st SSG 1b eis ~ - —_—— Tees relieve Illinois farmers from CODG)-| when Griving to a meeting of the John Fromm, 21 years old, of, ue, gy og Segoe 63886, . Franklin County hes « population ~ i RY : Cee — Woman” period of 3 “ee 6 ’ ) » - lew v , 653; nules, » BB- | PraAnRss — 7 acaae gel Be —_ The speed tions arising out of alleged irregv- Kamelia, an auxiliary of the Ku (24424 North Grand boulevard, by =a aa aga sn int cheep, $95, |about 60,000 there are only 622 ae a a — sasteucd ! isp, > aa Z + : ' *¢ T) e om MIN im inal testa were practically free/larities of grain marketing &t 1' xKlux Kian, in the automobile of Donald Burguin. og ‘ : aseessed value, $2725; hogs, 8212, watches and clocks ace Th tne Reese - : * , from fading. iwarehousing 7ractices wat } romised Mrs. Fannie Carter .a former or- fitt avenue, gs chaeaufiteur tor | assessed value. 005: car- ‘county, ording 5 “ . ag 304,068 more than the T . at. ‘~whe Hit Me? Com. o ; sie — » , 6 _ ont fownenip snow ; nisi one aeeeneme “ woe iby Thomas Curren, chairman Of vanizer of the Kamelia, resulted in Red Top Taxicab C®.. yesterday. riage® and wagons, 67. assessed ment. One wes "ie P tee see Antonio Merene and 3 er , naa ns m leno 7 ae TT) 2 : a 7 “At. he or cioc .5 RS. . a9 Bten te the State Legislative Commission | charges of conspiracy and. collu- Fromm and a friend, George ‘aiur 11,756; steam engines anc Wa as ~~ | BEE ‘ Clara ow in -_ & 24 ° J ae Ge - & a6 "oe . , a 5 : ea : : ow a “7 "ays. ‘ “TT . lappointed.to investigate CHEPESS | sion to hide assets against al': nning re ‘age boulevard, ae H defies —————— ~~ AN OLD RECIPE. grisine from the recent Armour- klan leaders at a hearing jn chi had ridden in a Red Top cab from ) - LON CHANEY Le , b bids —_ bar ; : te ‘ ; = ‘1 : : Sn ai ‘ P| oe ’ ie > ] “TEL ” . Ros: Yr DOaBUTTH bilippa@ sii. oCery at Last St. Louis — i _— Twentieth and Sali lis sbury sireets to - Ar ; . LRINES’ - ea a4 Bie ~ SL he, OE ARIE AL AEE OOS A AR PR OA — AS ELT IN ORR Mec ABN AORN ASL A AL A BBC mS AE ee Pie a ae Rm PCa AA RR. 965 ey stipe ea ink ete eben Ne: es IRON age, coe t Ng >= tay ew ; -_ ‘sf er* ge *noae + we rs : ’ 1, ‘ ® ° JsCCEeSS esa : ws AZSITLiIS#> OFT) as Of horees. cattie. muies, sheep, ‘ures will be attempted soon SOG Z * rr 5 ~~ ba *, -~m*¢* oer thd wt OE ij under test conditions over . +4 i . . omy! »e spent todey gath-| The proceedings were brought : | : ; 2a u 10 DARKEN HAIR -: sete priate | poe by Mrs. Biener in an effort to col- |**"" ee ee pest: Ra k, , JOHN GILBERT in ew MesUDE 7 : tirtued to ae the of-! lect a $3000 judgment for persona! |guin sought to coldect $0 cents for | eee ~~ od ' a vi.” — OP, MATS. sUAL, ficers, ‘he committee was €m-~-/ injuries suffered in the automobile the ride. Fromm refused to pay | °c. a ss —_—_--_ | Seats alee . Almost erervone knows that Bege|- powe to inves! wate irregularities | acchia The petition cites that that much. because previous rides | ie Double Pregram Beg. | . Tea and Sulphur, properly compoumd- 5.) prain handling an a ce ayes, execution of the City Court judg- ~~ ee | a AIR {-Sammer Bachelors” ANNE NIC ed, brings beck ; pusgine A similar inves’ (tment got Mrs. areas only $170 2% w ' & “Cheerésl Freed ee WAT the natural eol-| i. peing conducted by th ‘hicago and East Side klan leaders are}him that rates had been increased - 2 ND MARY CARE in if 4 “= LIND (§.o\eK THE BILL’ owe . ~ = 4 % ‘ . ‘ Extension é or and Juster tO! poard of Trad charged by Mrs. Bie: ner with con- 36 cents 7 the hair when i rr} mild legisiatrnor : f epiring to hige $12,060 worth of ag i Comedy and Others : 4.AadA tren) eq gee ; . Gi at ae | ensued. Bureuin - ae ~ ne pone t1NNE e3°4-4 i ‘CG 7 ae rit } the ornir ? iT ungeé Kia?) 7 Cate Certificate i . — ‘ . es with 1 a BtuUa.sOD a Kian pt ng Syndicate certiicates evo} 1+ +4 “The Popular Sin ~ Nights. SOc, $1.4 . . Veasr 4 ime r. it #wWwas ais- : ‘ - pular Ae Mat. Sée 4 ia of grav. 2©87T8 oreparation and will be introducec’ owned ty Mrs. Carter a he tim ; mee re a | and “The Perch of ot fea +} iD ~~ anAacr CHa CG &Ti rom rm ii;@red & Bremen ; 1" “Even if your hands look c lean they go the OY as an emergency) pure 2 tne) OF Ine aceaen uperficial’ wound im th tot el | MAIL ORD | -& mix- i | . Y > ge . “ta ¢ 7 . - , . . ao ie 4 aa * nie Trigpnt . a are ne lal ‘ ] ; 3 Doyhble Program may be covered with germs, ” says the way ti ~ 0 indoles if.é6la Transfer of securities Alleged. ; He was treated at City H . ley : treated 1% O8- A TER ' “REMEMBER” and € ca nf : . - P " at | . cA 4 Metropolitan Life Insurance Company. : re Wes i mare - meecec ‘ UrTrratl said. bi 4 : ae Jestimony Was introduced at ‘he ~ . 4 ti a lh i ins ? : " ie - ¥ Koco r re Pe ag a eae ah Both 5 » Wed, ‘ + fe c ‘ : 7 «34 ee Pe 1G ena 4 rf a : ae — : ie: Bd > >! ere faa fi FD * eS Shan 4 CREP 38 i tr ae less. Burguin reminded ‘ ge at at ‘ ; * ORE 98 ION SO SEE RI a . Noy Ys mont had te tea g he AK. ‘ bigs inane “ i Fe bibs ia Ds sg ree te peo: ON eee Mies cae or oe. Mee ey haa FX. A Sen gg a Po RR ig! MR BE RE A ch Reeiresd Oe oe TR “toh Sig 4 5 | i 3 @ F ¢ t 7* : t s. « & e ‘+s * ‘ ca : a. a } yi - 7 a ; “e i # “f 4 $ > Bae am! : } wad . $ ee soa : ? y y Pa Ss a" a ®;. = x a9 - . ¥ es 4 > F eS =, % é ¥ 3 % ' _ ; . Z * - * Ly ' - 7 ‘ ¢ Bes J ; j | is tt roy igh your : + , B: = eit at2ae Furnigation of Comtagsons eines ' , : i 4 5 “Rubber Tires” iii a ri ¢ [ : ee is & | ea 4/7 G a4 4h ° _ a fi rr wey | + te . ve . ee - ’ Ba : ’ Zz Hh ; ee ! ov bair dis Disease Rooms. sci “ ~ ns , in rr da ions . - : naam Ws £3 : Ory Wiis oir heromee , a eee | Ste ae steele ee ee ee ee la eta: ; , “Sammer Bachelors” : al or x me : ss ; 4 BOT 4 . — al 5 Nas 459 , - tas ; aT) oF Pe Tt es: 4 ’ s ' . a / ; Lake a ; , i _ * , ’ r ‘ for hands nr uy Gere, tee S60 Seyi. a ateetth Con | ee i iia? meando. Appiy Zemo. He ‘aling Liqui id os te } wil ‘6 “Ams tenn Ptsek” . tf j id Ad 7 Cat 5S tU0 isae nied E . end von look years younger. : | wath sasy to ney EPG : ire ms, \- “Faust” with Emil —- imei ore} Ste rkiof?. rT) .e ’ tebe - . 7 a iin — oa mnmnounced ec}: Klan Trustees Testify. d as directed Ze e a « danninges, atd “Red | . ith 2 ce } ” ; : Dr Har za a Cais wee ' Pee pier theo: Zemo ef da a n j = 1c u me pone Juniats ase Preferred” with | riage vy £auon 3 Gis- e | meek very and qu kis e&tops Itech) ing 9 ee Raymond Hitchcock > s ; Arritatio ns, Sore s. r O NO Double Program P Ii j ¥ 4 * 4 ; les, ounds and Chafing.. Zemo ° ' €4 ie | i Letter” ci cst i ~~ TUrKee re $ afl 7 Crosi aM I Malic v2 ‘ Ley ij U one “ >The seariet wetter truction : Urs: igned ts “€Xam ct ; “| penetrates, cleanses and soothes the , 1122 Ine treet . jand Faston ' and “Exit Smiling” . ‘ .. mi or . ~ ‘ ] : eo : : if ’ it} ry 3 ae j : ‘ " ¥ . ; 2. et . : . y ) . Iii ‘ fii? oe ee each : 3 i it t st’ ais. cGependable heal. 4 , wiht : | . - = Ric Triple Pregram r scarlet ‘Ve ise * Beco co te me ‘gan mae ~ | ing ae CPnvenient to use any Just Four Doors West of Our Old Location s ' STON { incinding “St MMER ~~ Se & et 4 4 : oss P 7 mm i? , ra e re GLiGgn i Ae VAs »* 2 BO . » te : YARD been redyced rorr ive mes ; VA LU ES U O 25¢ wart mt , a the reoords {| isndicate . — 4 . BACHELORS’ three: murups from 1] lays t lei! 2G reocore . te 7 Sas _ ia aR eee ida bia §7 ba id e , a ; s well-known reli- whooping cough, from «ix weeks to failed to reflect the transier : — df LO’ CHANEY i Seme of the best - tlie four: diphtheria from tw z Mrs. Biener, in her petition ang | 7 } “TELL Ir TO THE able brands; cut from — ; to 10 days. and “German measie 1 testimony at se vera] heat nee FOR $Kin tPR we : OA 30 and 32 imches wide “ee from two weeks to elrht days The in the suit, alleges that Mrs. | , TATIONS | eae — LOUIS AMUSEMENT CO.” THEA ERS variety of plain colors, stripes, ; infan ter transferred |} roperty : a S | 1 checks and over- ii Deiiie a wn, Hickennogr will re. | relatives before the judgment ii a * | . are in raralveis a nickenpos i a a la ra a te oe Deuble Pregram stripe plaids. main the sume. The Health De- t@vor of Mrs. Biener could : 3 - _ ENAL | “Ladies at Piag” and | FANCY Basement. i gp eae ha nmoriog Ocuted. The automo! hick S$: y ’ ’ Y x ' : — . ’ “Paradise for Two” SF eieadin a Sie” Key Miia” tac idl ial the women, were riding w! ] \ LT / \ -O \ ~A-( () s aa : DRESS ) id fever by th dividmal ot oa | : ra ( a 3 i _ | . LON CHANEY in nt aiviel wee atiarhed ‘bi | - a “TELL IT TO THE f tS and Ensten | MARINES” &~ period for mTmeasries, fantile » — GO MALE EAA NE Hs infil AP Og seeaienediieeetione a ae ee ar renee GINGHAMS 24 BAD Vi? Pierme “ TT7 a ld or =} : ‘ | “ii a Suim being the only compensatio! ae ——$——_—_—— onduiiiiiendiaae Up te 35c A ig ' @ 80 charges that Mrs. Carter *s ACID - STOMA ceived $2500 from an insurat >» ———_ company follow’! ne the acci dent bul ing ; BIA f ng I-STAR CAST ix oa failed to pay her any part of r: Southwest esta “—_ TALKING” Acid Is Cause of Trost Syndicate, an orzanization ee aes ‘ Indigestion. of alleged kilansrne: hae VOois TOM MIX in — - ‘ ; > . ; ‘ , **} ‘i j Rea! ahatad iit S. j + , = ‘ . ial Je a 50 DRESS PANTS Patterns. SI 65 He Be Bronchitis Heart Disease Debility Varicose Veins ‘ tm Lover” and eattle perished on ranges near Kar- surg eo as Wher I saw your a verybedy's s Acting” val, in last week's blizzard, which most hens sag DIO OL ists, plus the unhappy, m miserable—when a 1U-minute treatment in the paper. ve eran " ty L ' ~ _—. 8 ata atten , ’ — tact that h jermponstart is Gis to me Ai : LON CHANE blocked highways and isolated sev- act thar he Germonsiare a, be es SE BW ee 35 ‘ :, : Ym Q © eral Fastern Colorado moints -,. overy betoré no les« scientitic may pou if the Ve a} to health? Isn . = plain Ccom- , have araiied roreeif of : a i en THE : : gts hese witty , wot . wor; er ' : | ‘ - mere nfter id want to case. — a -_ H ‘% 4 7 % rv) Ts te > “> © iso ~ : . : —— 7. ae ? + - 1 ez « ‘ gene 1% a: : ' . , cording to reports from ranchers. DOgy tha the hay 3 Inst) mon Sense at icast tO investigate. li you uve ina that after taking sbeut 10 Se Adot pei io Yoackmen he storn 7 ' tute for Medical Research, should ae 1 = a 2 , . phe Stockmen said the storm was the ledical _— citv where we have pn office, and you cannot call, nate of sae ee ee ee ir) i. > ‘avs Tors ~& rem ¥e \ : : seats Ves . -~ = zerms. People witb eolds enre ' Live — a nd ext —— d y Page the aif of ; . Sorrows ef Satan” th ms b : — ould be unable to drive — ose ger: $ ¥ sneezing, co ighing Saige | telephone and we will send a representative to give ‘hate tena “eee = = talking. Keep awar. : >> ecattie to feed lots becaute of the Tost skeptica! . ou a free demons stration 1n your home. ait “ell — iE j m1 er~ a So werner pm oie . ‘ ; ‘Ou : roy mat b pe [f you catch a cold, take HILL’S © laa warmers general I admit that the results obtained : er in any way © R Ss STAT Ei : Ais =) oe secmed the snow as an aid to a pes GP a fame of lanato—I Om ‘ as quiekl; ‘y as you can. If yon are reope. by the LON-A-CO have, in many GE ] THI Going to comunue using he “ E Qaseixcres oo tae tf itd the aol d may never develop. ' ti ERS EP a de instances, been so startling as fo Te The okfelly, 6 13 te 83 it does, LL’S will check it in| # "9 | be almost beyond belief. That is » Vans % “e Bateman PURITY” JONES A BANKRUPT a yond » x ; — the wery reason why I urge the ne. | HILL'S is the greatest he! Ip known Federal Court Acts i $2,000,000 sick person to try the LXON-A-CO “1 Suck aha eee te he — eo ee “ me this 14th mp m | box . ‘ is tf} 4 i; Neotry for colds. It combines four mode rn | Crash. for himeelf-—-without charge The liseoveries. It is so efficient. so wel! “Purity” Jones was adjudged a treatment takes ! , and rs age | does. Paid $1,000,000 for it. bankrupt by Federal Judge Faris delightful. Even to “the doubter, ~ “Cena a i | thin at ene Ts * : . - ok. « ° s 3 4 * | ; d pen nee. | y and the 1 ed affairs — " atone the ent4 e«! ecke th “ge en te es a j aus: d acre rs of 19 mim — woo a hse deat of . —— a. «mum «aa . Maca . ¢ af $5 ‘ “ual 8 if aw V2TiFS ‘ » Fi imTH t rT. nN % ‘are pd the bowels, tones the entire avater, | ean vind : . time to mec, When the feware Office Hours: Week Days, 8 A. M. to THE 10ONA COMPANT oar 4 _ oa _ = aii . + . ; . E as »f ’ 4 é . r a9 a * - eae 4 Millionea know ite amazing powers. Rankrnp OE ro) ea oF é 9 P. M.; Sundays, 10 A. M. tc 2 P. M. Sain oe reel Rrows | AIUGIC:! Olive at Nioth Ste rs ‘>? “ et, rt? ) ie - > : 2 . Lo the : -_ } | r. es FL Se rer mie: “se ai = i? ; Sa f 7*4 ‘5 a - { ta’ arg Wilshire P al _ ison ? rei’ eR 4 F a&er ™ a a , » 1 ‘ : 3 5 ‘ n ies b ip for eo!) wed ter Brown. attorner represent! ng , (rentlemen: Witheet eagie ~ - 3 -s ’ {ree . _& group of merchandise creattors. part. send me your cAScAD © . Price 50c As told yesterday, the creditors ~ . ' on a J of Missouri *=p>. S dant? ; ,of “Purity” Jones are not expect- | a ee db Suite 230, Paul Brown Bidg., Olive at Ninth St. JUININE ed to collect more than 15 cents : | + s | SS |on the dollar and the total loss in elephone GArfield — t. Leule, Mo. iene Pe Rag oa ees eAab . Fit guaranteed Celds are caught py breathing 3 how this method of s t | now R dr ugiess heals mg ws used mght in the My commission expit- home w@ coupon brings you a free copy. Mail it today 1921. hecis * . a og ee « e +9 Cees +6002 ee =

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& ai. 2 ad. SET OF TEET value, proof | $2440; 830. as- watches value, zy ma- e, $13,- i value, assessed | d poo! $2440. | proved B50.140, d- mine tn- city d town Ithough Sulation | nly 622; entire | ASKESS- ows no ee ee a . —— vvyY Practi ae iYTrry - 9 ~ »& z Daring 19236 the Pos printed 810,765 Total “ww | 304,668 more than the THREE St. — TAN e complete building at we are COn- as usual at ation. supply Co., inc. reet : r Old Location oo irsel ord about LON-A-CO. utely free. Absolutely by what it does for you. ents Which Have O Treatment Obesity Premature Gray Hair- Rheumatism Sciatica Varicose Veins Vertigo ‘Blood sure tion hnia us ility Free Lectures Tuesdays and Fridays 2:15 and 8:15 P. M. 230 Paul Brown Bldg. Letter of oe oes co 0 les Done "bed Him. St. Louis, anger. March’ J2, 1 The Jona Company of 3. Simos! 230 Paul Brown B St. Louie, Missouri. Gentlemen: . I have been trowhled with com stipation for thé past very mind, and bave tried most - ki = fo ‘be growing pore. to growing fo When I saw your advertigemers in the paper, it eure sou nded good *$oO me. re or nplete oO our And eral, buy. treat- But you sick, ment > com: 1 have availed myself of sour : generous offer and want to tell you ina that after taking about ten 1] mente of the Ienaco my bowels Cali, have moved regulariy every r - without the aid of any drug me Y pive | have been sleeping simply fi every hight. If you wish, fou May wee = ; letter in any war ' fame of lehaco—I am certainiy 3 going to continue using the lonace. Yours Nery ha > ade 4 23% N. Boyle. Su hectibed ne aworn to befor r our me this 14th day of March ont. d telis Juli in the today. “e ga + a a commission expires March 1, ——— TT | THE 10NA COMPANY of Sulte ?30. ~~oe 1 Rrewn Bide | Old at Sat st, St. ~s oe | on | ® : " . iwtis : : * SO RR RON ergo SOR RReS pacer map, LT A A TT TK TTT Rem we — ~ & i 7 ee oe i i ee WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 16, 1997 - a This Is Indic ated Ww he n Prosecutor | Permits Indefinite Postpone- ment of Trial Just Begun, Expectations that Edward Grant will plead guilt ithe five indictments -against him, terday, when his tr indictment, charg |tairing money 'Was continued | tice.”’ Grant, defunct ce .2 Ww. now & first | ial on the | by false “until pretenses, further no- ccal Lloyd in “The Kid Brother” Comedy and News secretary-treasurer of the aR a Wagner-Grant-Bell Realty said soon after his return ithe city that he would plead guilty iand “take his medicine.’ It ap- |} peared, however, that he expected _AMUSEMENTS {matters to be made easy for him, St Fj je —peateme }and it was not certain what he TOM MIX in tie antapeanes F 86, Coe “Canyon of Light” & | HU FR | aa te 4 century me alns usSUua ot IS AMUSEMENT C0.'S THEATERS | winter wa St. Charles | . Urpheum Cireuit Vaudevitie ang Photepiay. Alleged Alcohol Runner Shot. 1500 CHOICE SEATS TONIGHT 50c CHI AGO, March 16.— Benjamin (Some Reserved 90c) i: Zuckerman, 33 years old, an Big CENTENNIAL WEEK Show leged aicohol runner, was shot VERA GORDON In Person, in two men with shotguns “HER TRIUMPH ° a ; BROWN & WHITAKER SYBIL VANE) Stepped to the door HACKETT & DELMAR REVUE early today. Police Giher Big Orpheum Features, Portugese and Peter to be enecies of ——— A 186-——— “THE WRECK" “100 YEARS ner they denied knowledge ‘shooting. With Shirley Mason | OF VARIET\~ OPERA R AN HOUSE M.—CONTINUOUS—12 rose Program at Play” and | "Paradise for iwe" a al- by he home lex said in “TELL IT TO THE | MARINES” ( LON CHANEY and Easton | and lows as of hig arrested Saranoff, Zuckerman, of Antonio hinene Clara Bow in “It” the \ i “THE WHOLE TOWN'S TALKING” and Amateur Night q) me. f Yette ,ANTONIO MORENO iefterson } *4 CLARA BOW in , | i LEWIS STONE “Blonde Saint” and Eucharistic _ Samer | Flor. Florissant ft is 4 Gravois ‘ POINTE B& MoCaus. E CoO. OTHER. dUBILEE Al<o—————____ TOM MIX in “ONE HUNDRED “The Broncho | YEARS OF Twister” . Vv. ARIETY us Prices: 25¢ and 40¢ NEW GAYETY poticy = STH mvANG TOM MIX in “ame L AST i] m™ q LOIS MORAN in “THE MUSIC MAS TER" —_—— SUMMING =< The progress of events in the show " world during the closing winter sea- son and iANG Cente Cents Anna Q. Nilsson - vs : on As Matinees Nights ) “Masked Woman” | Hebert “5 Acts of Vaudeville | _ f Pine MIDNIGHT SHOW a RDAY- CONTINU OUS—! TO 11 P. M. POLA NEGRI n “HOTEL IMPERIAL” ce PRESENTING An introspective view of thé coming Summer or Outdoor Season, this issue is rich in content of value to ALL SHOW PEOPLE. Special articles dealing with the Amusement Park—the Agricultural Fair—the Circus—the Carnival— ee mre AMBASSADOR St. Patrick's Day Laffs——Yom hippur Smiles—A Laff Riot! ‘SWEET ROSIE 0’GRADY” And Comedy cial— wrassey | Langdon in “There He Goes” Big Publix aes “PUPP ETS” in Novel Show CRAIG CAMPBELL St. Louis’ Favorite Tenor MISSOURI ONLY 3 MORE DAYS To see thie great show that all St Louis is talking about! You'll be sorry if you miss— “SURPRISE WEEK’"’ Are you a sportr Will you come without knowtmg what you are to see? SH-H--h-h-! The raising laff riot! Jh, Boy! — it's tremendous! solid ours of hilarious tainment ! You'll Laugh! You'll Thrili! | GRAND CENTRAL | Grand and Lucas Oh, Boy! What Lafs? JOHNNY HINES i. “STEPPING ALONG” ’ On the Stage GENE RODEMICH His MERRY MANIACS Presentina “EMERALI® ECHOES” WEST END LYRIC Delmar et Euclid A Thrilling Drama go. the Stage*and Press ‘THE FINAL EXTRA!’ | - With MARGUERITE DE LAMOTT ft) aie * And the Cast of the Mu-¢c Box Revre | }| Also ALLISTER WYLIE and His | AL CHRISTIES Hi J) counen SENSATION.~ WEST END*®RS += a s ee ee = —— | ON THe go TK! NGS THEATED yf IME SHEGHWAY AX. Last Two Days of Double Feature EMIL JANNINGS WN A ( ANTONIO MORENO |, |[— ter ( and mii BOW in (ANTONIO — “MORENO | ) and CL AR \ BOW in | —" | eens Ood : LON | CHANEY in , ) “TELL IT TO THE ee if | = FHOTOPEAT THEATERS i ; tin 9 . a The News of the Week in the Show World KA D 0; ., ¥ Doris ea in ‘Ladies at Piay" and Stage Presentation on li ~ nn ATY ON CHANEY TELL IT TO MARINES” THE a Double Program London” @ “Bard- ‘elys the Magnificemt” i i { LON CHANEY “TELL * oo THE | MAR — “Blind Alleys” and ‘The Call of the f ' Ww ilde ‘rTness ’ BIG SPECIAL Aill-Comedy IJnnovati Bill for Centennial Week catia ~~ oi, a titi’, NEVER ANYTHING LIKE IT! “The atage program, vaudeville, is ¢ one of the best and certainly the funniest that has ever played the boards at the St. Louis Theatre.” Francis V. Feldkamp, Giebe-Democrat. Ce re i i i ed a a The Popular Comedian and Producer HERMAN TIMBERG And His “NOVELTY SHOP” R os i t a The Darling of Spain Sammy Timberg Innovations burke & Durkin Something for Nothing ——SPECIAL FEATURE “100 Years # Variety” Told in Moticen Pictures { ANTONIO MORENO ) and (lL, ARA BOW in “tr icture is a hair- he stage show? Two enter- , tah ‘ Double ce a Silent Lover” and ' pry oats ~ werentiadl “ser Sorrows of Satan” | CW’ aan ry ative 6 . in THE a ee EOE RE LT IF IE LEE AIEEE, REY RE: LON CHANEY “TELL, IT TO MARI INES” om Adolphe ‘tiesto oa With Harrison Ford, WRECK Haver, Conklin, Dd Swain and others. The Star of “Variety” in re) “EAUST’? Axp “EVERYBODY'S ACTING" With 8&8 Big Stare Matinee Teday, 35c; Children, Lic a4 *. eee * ORCHESTRA a ing him with ob- | to which migh@pile | this | ane ithe | attitude appeared to make | 2 Ma- continuance | |LEAGUE’S WAR PREVENTION . GUILTY IN REALTY SWINDLE PLAN AFFECTS NON- MEMBERS Council Report Indicates It Would | 4 'By the A y, to some of | pending | was made evident yes- | preventing ' ‘tions conc League. re cil committee ‘ing the strument In} port, pute—even United any other nonmember—becomes i atter _That body should Study the advis- ab: lity of bringing into Play all pre- | iventiv e in and explained | as told yes-'|& ra deed | deeds. | ' q t i ; indictment | i | ; ' MiLutol ouvut I9tl- 18 | ' —_—-—- Forecasts of prophets last fall for in | a long of the} Bureau's rec- | been ' North- | was eS- | but | League despite all measures, a war occurs. it is probable that events will hav? | made it possible to say which state is the aggressor. Members League under Article covenant, will sever economic tions with a state w ‘the provisions of the —- The | garding war. om in | 16 of the Take Cognizance Even of a Dispute Involving U. S Associated Press. GENEVA, March Nations is the hich COVE 16, interested of outbreak of any Ferdinand’s De parture Waits on Doctor's the Associated Press. BUCHAREST, March ‘proposed trip of King Ferdi | to Italy to recuperate from his ill- ness Will be combined with an of- ficial visit to King Victor Emman- uel and a reception by Pope Pius The date of departure cannot be ixed until the King’s ‘are satisfied with his cor (is now in better health than has been for some time. aerial | Marie and Princess Ileana will ac. against! company the King, also will hostile; Premier Averescu. The newspa- ;} per Politika Ferdinand will rned are members of the This is made clear in a port adopted by the League coun- engaged in interpret- League covenant as an in- for preventing war. are named in the it indicates that any though it involves States, Mexico. Turkey or Judgment, By 16. No nations but re- dis- the of concern to the He he council idition. meRArsures, naval oc including emonstrations Which adopts a aS State : SAYS The ' repo rt that if, concludes rela- | Violates | nant re-/| Renew Your Health -RUMANIAN KING TO VISIT POPE war, regardless of whether the na- | for Rome | — The | nand | physicians | Queen | ‘discuss with Victor Emmanuel the | possibility of a marriage between | ithe Crown Prince Humbert of Italy | and Ileana of of the | Rumania. __ ADVERTISEMENT By Purificati y Purification | <Any physician will tell yon that | ‘Perfect Purification of tem is Foundation Perfect Why ailments your | Purify your entire system by tak- ‘ing a thorough course of Calota bs, | |—once or twice a week for several | see how Nature | wards you with health. the Sys- of | rid Nature’s Health.’’ of undermining not yourself chronic are | weeks—and re- Calotabs (system purifiers. 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Walgreen Drug Co. yr any other good drug store Price $I. of That empt: the iiXiICUS, the ptt that n@ after din- #Ti- Only | | DIRECT | POST-DISPATCH WANT ADs. GET IN TOUCH with those whe | RIG BUSINESS through | Check That Cold ' Daly’s Goos Greez Rub contains | old fashioned goose grease, tur- | pentine, camphor and menthol and “other medicinal oils recommended , for colds, sore threat, pneumonia, | bronchitis, influenza and other ‘forms of congestion. 50c at all | Drug Stores. =| [DALY eS PR POR ee EE TT During -?6 the Post-Dispatch | printed 37.87 5 Business Oppertunity |“Wants”— 17.0608 more than the |THR' © other St. Louis newspapers com bined. ABRAHAM LINCOLN In the Springfield day. VIVIDLY TOLD IN PICTURES THE INSPIRING LIFE OF | ABRAHAM | | LINCOLN With Text by Ida M. Tarbell, Noted Biographer of the Great Emancipator 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 to national history. This Daily Strip is full of entertainment, education and inspiration. Woven into the pictured life o: Lincoln are parts of many of the more impprtant events in American History. Now Appearing Exclusively in St. Louis in The |6|-Page Daily Magazine of the POST-DISPATCH | ‘te eee ts lecooessseenees ‘

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CLEARWATER, Fla., March 16 6.—In an effort to even up the series with the Browns, Manager Robinson sent Dazzy Vance, his mound ace. to the box bere this afternoon. Stewart. Hank Weberry went plate for the Robins O'Neill for:the Browns. The Dofigers took the field bent on revenge for their at the hands of St. Louis at Tar- pon Springs yesterday. Their pep- behind @be and fMfeve effects of a tongue lashing from Robbie. for their stupid play in the opening game. Merwin: Jacobson was in right field for Brooklyn in place of Gink Hendrick, who pulled a tendon in Dan Howley’s selection was Walter | Se Gr ae BROWNS 001 9 to 5 defeat | BROOKLYN 100 pery infield warmup showed the | | Rice rf running to first in the initial in- | ning yesterday. The game: FIRST INNING. BROWNS—Rice reached when Herman dropped his pop fly. O’Rourke popped to Butler. singled to right. Butler took E. Miller’s high one. Sisler stole second. Shulte flied to Partridge. NO RUNS! BROOKLY N—Statz flied to Rice Carey walked. On the hit-and-run play, Meusel doubled to right, scor-_ ing Carey. Herman popped to, O'Rourke, Barrett flied to Shuite.) ONE RUN. SECOND INNING. BROWNS—O. Miller was called out On strikes. Carey caught Ger- ber’s fly. O'Neill singled tocenter. Stewart was called out on strikes. NO RUNS. BROOKLYN- EK. Miller. Gerber ler’s fly in short left. Stewart to Gerber to RUNS. THIRD INNING. BROWNS—Rice fouled to Her-. man. O'Rourke. walked. Sisler singled over first, sending O'Rourke to third. E. Miller singled to left, O'Rourke scoring and Sisler taking | first, —Partridge flied to corralled But- | Deberry out, Sisler. NO third. KE. Miller went to second on | Shulte fanned. OQ. Herman & passed ball. out,. batted ~- for BROOKLYN—Ruhiel Sisler | Rice taking third. | unassisted. | j By ine ' promoters | Divodi ‘in a small division since the day of Vance and was thrown out by Ger-.| second. Meuse] NO over . Miller. drove high and far to. Rice. RUNB. ber. Statz singled — -->— --4 Coach Predicts Hahn Will Set -New Mile Mark ee i America’s Foremost Miler to. Oppose Emil Wide Tomorrow. a By the Associated Press. BOSTON, March Hahn, America’s foremost was on his way to New spurred by the prediction coach that he would smash world’s record when he faces Ed- Swedish star, in the Knighta of Columbus games tomor- row. *¥ pelteve Viehn can outstrip any miler in the world, and I will be greatly disappointed if the record is mifler, | .not broken,” said Jack Ryder. Hahn had run 4:20 than any other American runner now com- peting. He added th& | dee 'Divodi in a _ dications ‘the inside track and would tile welterweight title hold-| appear-. I ithe er for at least oné outdoor ance. ‘with Hudkins at 'round, | matches. To beat Wide, as well as to over-| throw the record, Hahn should pass. the quarter mile in a shade over one minute, Ryder figures. He) must be at the half mile in 2:04, the thrée-quarters in 3:08, and| then the pace for the final 440 will determine whether Paavo Nurmit's world’s record of 4:10 2-5 can be broken. “Tiahn is an unimaginative run- ner who does not brood over his races, but if the record does not fall tomorrow night, it will be be- cause the Nebraskan has more than normal respect for the flying) Ryder said. ——$ — ——— ne AIS SES — ee a . ee Ne re ee a ee nn ee om — ACN eee a ee ee = ae ee SEE Seer Aang SNES Te weiner - wwe eer —" rw es Jee One gtr. . POLM«A NLL al lad ah ala el al et 5 ee ee i a a _Fighting ~ Regular Job — ert eae Pe at eees POL el ll et Wray Brown and Josties Capture a if ae Defeat Kammann and Barnes | in Four Sets in District Net Final. 2 em By Davison Obear. Wray Brown and Fred | won the indoor doubles champion- | ship of the St. Louis District Ten- nis Association by defeating Karl | Kammann and Charles Barnes in ithe final round at the Washington University Field, last night, 6—9, 6—1, 6—8, 6—2. ' The champions opened the first set with a strong offensive which completely bewildered their op- ponents. Both Brown and Josties 'played consistent tennis. Play in ithe second set was better than in| “the opening. There were longer ‘rallies with Kammann and Barnes becoming, more accurate in place- ments. Josties was the individual star of the set, his forehand drives being very effective. Brown and Josties started with a rush in the third and ran up a lewd of 4 to 2. At this point Kam- ‘mann and Barnes’ surprised the champions by taking two straight games, due principally to Kam- mann’s brilliant net play. Kam- mann and Barnes won the next game for a 5 to 4 lead but lost the following game on Kammann’s ‘errors. The next game went to the champions on Brown's excellent service. Kammann ahd Barnes, ‘aided by Barnes’ good _ lobbing, ‘brought the score to 6—all. imann won his service and LEO DIXON, Brownie catcher, who suffered a fractured arm last. summer and who this spring is in a hard battle with Tony Rego to re- Dixon is the better receiver, but Rego main in the majors. can hit. However, against — out a single and Cone ——— — eet wom oh hc ne - — a Ps A. B. ci Executive F London Promoter : rami at Nelo on Jostian’ service. Committee Holds. Meeting,. Today ee Many Questions to Be Decided | at Secret Gathering—t. Louis Five Fails. al to the Post-Dispatch. "PE ORIA, Iil., March St. Louis teams rolled in the the A. B. C. tourna- man event of amofig the leaders Helderle team toppled 2479, the Wild Hunter team scored 2541. | The of Chicago place among the Super Maid was the only ten. third high They finished in a tie for with the Brogeger Grand Rapids with a One change was two-man team standings Koley and H. Fickleman of Roches- em ae fe,, Behnot 1196 for place. Individual leaders remained unchanged. Will Fight Langtry. The executive committee of the A. B. C. will meet today to con- sider amendments to the constitu- tion and other legal matters 2861 total. brought before the parent body of. the ten-pin organization. Abe Langtry amendment which Secretary framed an at Detroit, but the executives wil] Langtry wants to roll in the classic while Judge Hlow- believe that fixed At Aug. all who in progress, others date should /192 7. St. Louis scores: WACKER HEL DE RLE Weismiller, now be BATTLE WITH WALKER iF Filrich * CHICAGO, March 16. — tions began here yesterday for a middleweight championship battle here next summer between Mickey Walker, who took the title from} Negotia- | Tiger Flowers this winter, and Dave | Baier. W. ° Shade, California contender. Shade's manager, Leo Flynn, ar- rived here to handle his boxer in night's contest and before Kid Herman. Promoter latd Kearns, lie him of Jack K« | ; ae icra FE’. " - —_ _——— — Totals ee “Cas R ; oun . J celal low—the finest cigarettes you ever smoked. They are kind to your throat. ' Rrothers Col dan va. Carte bosevelt Five Out of Tourney Cveeaaa many and & ‘winners of p Het School Champions ‘**"**- Mary at 8 champion, Why? All because ‘they are made of the finest I Not Play in Wash- nnn nuthe . ‘ Troon W Turkish and domestic tobaccos, properly aged | ington U. Event. lows: and blended with great skill, and there is an 7 — | | GYMNASIT ; “ S Withdrawal f Roosevelt Groves; Renkd extra process in treating the tobacco. ee ’ | paired with Car] Stockholm of Chi- 1926 | peago for the Chicago grind. } Pitts- | — evening She Associated Press }| Richardton, N. D., follow NEW ORLEANS, March 16. ‘im., St. Xavier, Louisville, ) Wer HER sending results }| champion, meets St. Joseph, of race track entries by ¢| field, Mass., in the last radio comes under the } } | game. Federal ban ag: | ( a an against broadcast- 5 | i } 2 ing public events without a er- ¢] i mit ‘was What Jethetven Park PRINCIPIA FIVE WILL race track officials sought to’); PLAY KIDDER IN STATE | * ANJO BASKETBALL TOURNEY | — ascertain today. FR EE & COLUMBIA, Mo., March 16.——-Prin- | / The track has a contract with oné racing news agency that Se OS waders Ihe Pr .oeerisasa oe nl sant oan teeteaiticnenienenios agen a ’ uae ~ i woe Pe Praga, ae ban ; & » OS . < ae ve he ee oie ned x ' . CAbany 4576 Please send full ogi about mem- bership and FREE INSTRUCTION ite Se s Ne your BACON BANJO CLUB. ¢ Pah fe Se sews eevee 4 ?; manager. LC Ry American Debut : Mullen wag advised that Kearna’ ; By the Associate ‘against Tommy M y Milligan was off, WY RK. "March 16. S‘;and that Kearns would be here'/! ‘ U champions,’ arriving here | ‘Shade bout if Shade’s manager had for a 10 weeks’ North © accepted terms. | : a «6 plo poy Seo ee meee As strad 5|LE CAIN ENTERS CAR e as eir rst opponen —~e ~ ~oOmre | There og i IN MOTOR CLASSIC Squad of 17 players will be augmented next week by | INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., March 16.~ The second entry to be made for the | back field player, who missed | the boat that brought his team- ,jat the Indianapolis Motor Speedway eens the bootets: tc « fon May 30 i# that of Jack le Cain. Sunday will be Angel R ppear manager of the Rockingham ge Omano, ‘ agency. he sen: S forwards, who has the reputa- }| try will be oe ee hidder . | tha § gacn under a olen ' te ; Peat, ; tion of playing in 125 interna. iat has | man’s coat. was Bald to be a new — he other first round pairings ‘3 af the 1925 menetdasele iwill be in St. 2 booked 17 games in this coun. aie ~ i ant nay on ke | City vs. St. Joseph 9 |; eee f gee " including a ; 4 PS ' a (ja. m, | uture was reache pighes . match in St. Le Cain, a former race driver |} technical charge of disturbing | Kemper Military Schoo! va. ats wre Etna u * teams entered and first-. *Pponente are: een. Ry Walker's | 1 Seetiainaa cei ie — contemplated European match | y ° .J f RUGUAY’'S Olympic soccer ); next week to talk over the Walker American tour, today booked . norman at the Polo Grounds on Sunday. Special to the Post-Dispatch. Fierantino, sensational fifteenth annual motor eweepstakes mates yesterday. Outstanding Motor }) fit to “iron man” of South American {| Speedway of Satem, N. H. small it could be tional conflicts. Uruguay has ‘| annia! : | | imported from Ger- Jeffersor dee 7 nae. attereon in she ision to prevent | The New Ork ute ae in POM 03 himself, haa.mot announced = the f the peace pending investigation. ‘ River, 10 a. m. icked on iP me of the driver and is not ae y to for several weeka. Southwest Baptist POPP PLP PPP PDA LA A LL em La Grange, 11 a; m. College ve. *“@eeeeteeee ee eeaeeeae dt oe ee ee a a es i

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=. ST LOUIS-pgsr- DISPATCH “ * tea a ee te een . e , oes ie oe eaneenee = alee ishell with slidin S € »~>| The Ox 7 : ket Title Tourney, 33-23, | shell. with 5 | Davis cup lists for 1927 closed yes. UOnIans won. ' , i ibis | ‘Seen using a heavy boat |} terday with the last-minute entry By the Associated Press. fixed seats average for the ” Pringing the _ , KANSAS CITY, March 16.—The | n and 45 to 650s, but in a/ of n the tennis trophy Seats the | -5 and “qualing the third round of play in the Nation- | light Sea Seis eee aarp up te average S Signtiy over minutes. pe al A. A. U. Championship Basket- } cham- Bes defend the CUD, but Bee plenty yesterday—w1ill n \together with Jacques Rp $ ‘Meieell peaticn another French Davig cup fmen of Bob O'Farrell realize (has made the trip and the mecessity of sharpening their is generally favored to win | “ eyes. And the many games There | Tilden Win Not Compagiieining against big nty of homes! It wag hoped that Tilden @aebing will give the team if you know / enter the tournament. but Bimmepractice it needs. /has decided to Conpentrate ee Cardinal errors it door play with a view Of aval for the Mackmen yesterday ‘the nationa}) Cham pionghj meert Myers. The Macks nade | Davis Cup defeais he gyfirruns to the |last year. Manue!] Alonso, * of the enemy ‘ish player, who now mak of St. Louis /home in this country, Severs made two errors and Les- /other of the high ranked @ Bell made While Frank i who decided to restrict his @ mer muffed a pop fou! to outdoor Play. The remy and all set first tenners. except for Dr were not available or not clently skilled in indoor Plas hat ought t>‘|have forwarded entries, Cracouple o:! In addition to King, the. : ‘ican players Who will be. ‘in the draw include Hunter, Fred C. Andersog, i bert L. Bowman. Percy Ky (‘Snd Julius Seligson of th Spore arm also has affected his | John Van Ryn of Princeton a. il H. Hyde of Boston. a The draw ‘was made ae Se ea eeeowers mad: throw , «= ea L and unless upsets mark them ee ine Lett tee - 5 Bm es ioe os e eg Sites i a i ae oe: Pr: a ene oN GEOSES i. @ ie 2 a fp ¥ ie Be e x je against them. The Rubber tea m es- 0 is 3 KG aoe | Sy ee a: BS ae x 3 pee ae j tablished na safe ten point lead and ! | kept it, inserting all of its reserves 'before the game had ended. At’ fhalf time they led 21 to 19. The ilineup: opens ' — S| > - the world cham- is faster Nee -w Douthit, ef Clark, If. Holm, rf-cf Frisch, ?b Bottomley, 1b- : its Bell. weRve | Roettger, If...” Southworth, If-rf. Snyder, ¢ Flowers, ss. - DYER, P. H. BELL REINHART, Pp. tre hy ua sae ~~ = ~ Iness Mirst place, the stiff: na ~©: mt get db: i)- 0; 7 > w VW re | a Scr } © Sib fF * ~ GOODYEAR (33). FG. FY. F. Pisa Steinford, f¢ . 1 0 Sierk r - oe se ye @@ LO 2 " (iif —— mS NOQr a a — Pierce, Snyder, ¢ a) . ¥ oe ae make « has his eye or . eS sv) as Om mise Som ss m O% /S. " Vat, SA VERS. Reon ee Oa ~ oy ; Or estra ig wit): money. Bu: / ‘leo: ~ ~ are Total just y 22 | TIDMWI~1ar2q” Bob ef- left to right: Jim Bottom] They will make life misera 1926 triumphs. From O’Farrell. forts to repeat the ATHLETICS, AB. R., 2907 | ey, Billy Southworth, Lester Bell and Manager ble for many pitchers in the world champions’ , nade ae ve French, rf Collins; 2b. Bishop, 2b... West, ”. (abet Wheat, If. _Branom. ib Hale, 3b Boley, ss Perkins, ¢ GROVE, P. GRAY, P. Barbee — — tt " —_—— ne aes ee Settee ee Entries Ha # P een eas io«"e"e—~99 ae ieee ae _ a ~ ~ — ———e ersity of Mis ua tO student: ® autos whil Midnight: ,; he pursuit o: pleasure. ree is a figur having sup the “student’ WD he, runs were the 10 Goodyears Meet Hill yards Fournier Didn’t Quintets scheduled to com pete | Know Man He Hit Was Deputy | 12 tne cient Senes — i sented eight: states. with four squads. Illinois and Kansas had three each, Indiana itwo, while Wisconsin, Oklahoma, | Ohio and Arizona had one each. | The champion Hillyards of St. Joseph, Mo.. weathered the second 2 4 round last night by defeating the Jane Brooker ] 7 | By the Associated Press. | Pera (Nes) Teachers, 37 to 20. | ly McCarney’ ips] ST *ETERSBURG, Fla., March | The Hillyards face the Goodyear | 31000 Claiming Swear | oe acaues Fournier, star first- team tonight. | furlongs: — *' ~~ °4T|} baseman of (he Boston Braves, Other important games today: -* D&pury Sheriff on the jaw Evansville College, Evansville, under a nusapprehension. Manage | Ind.,” vs. Phillips University, Enid. Dave Bancroft told the Associated Ok. Northern 4| Press today. & Warrant Kalb, vs. St. ers, at fC an officer in the exercise of ! Claiming, ¥- year-olds | hig duty and resisting ciyi} pro- Maryville (Mo.) Teachers cess, a Dep Sheriff claims Foyr- Emporia (Kan.) Teachers. hier struck him in the face while Canton (Il.) American Legion he was trying to serve a process. | vs. Wichita University, Wichita, The player is being sued for $5000} Kan. Calumet Counc!l K. of C., Chi- | iby a Sarastoa real estate company. Fournier didn’t know he was; Cago, vs. Washburn College, To- | S0CKking. an officer and murthar- peka, Kan. more he thought the whole matter; Play will start at 99) Was settled long ago,”’ said Ban-} afternoon with the ‘q12) croft. “4 hearing on the charges ; scheduled at 10 p. m. nas been set for next week in Sar- Oe eee asota but we hope to fix it up be- Vermont Five Entered. milee ! | fore that. BURLINGTON, Vt. March 16.—| 03] “A man came to the club house The Burlington High Schoo} basket- | | after our game with the Giants] bal) team, champion of Vermont, | Monday. The version I got was that | has accepted the invitation of the he didn't announce himself or his | © Nlversity of Chicago to compete in Claiming, 4-year-olds | intentions but proceeded to get in MPs peo meet at Chicago March | argument with Fournier. My tee baseman resented his manner 4 o|/ and punched him. ‘Fournier gave a binder on some 3| real estate in Sarasota in 1926,"'| tog | bancroft Said. ‘‘Later he deciled _| to call the deal off and my under- | Standing is that both Parties agreed. 110; I supposed the other party figured Pt | he could hold him to the contract.” | Fournier, who was “absent from _'113] the-hotel” when-a Sarasota Deputy -109; called with the warrant, was quot- | ed by the manager as saying the ; 105| matter was incidental. The wv arrant | was left with Bancroft. | The Sarahota deputy, however Sald today that he had announced | himself as an officer when he ap- | Proached@ Fournier. Bancroft furnished a $1900 today for the appearance of nier in court. to “Jakie’’ _ Racing Results and errors. or FATTY P% i a ONL a al al PO\—LP BO a” ‘ At Havana. | ee ae (rack fast. AT. NEW ORLEANS. -——iy ¢ ew ‘ x i Se. — — . . » a » . . two, See Weather « lear: _ FIRST RACE urlongs: ijl ifie Rea 4 a , to make Das Ralis).. - mr 7-10 1-3) 1-1: 1-2 A ~ m 7S ~ ne ony. 3-5 By iry 5.. Bray Annie. (Or, Riperside., the A®BOCIAIePd Pr First race. $1000, is,’ Manager Bancroft Claims Of.- ress. ret irnin op o. ‘ear.n), Claiming, 2-year-o! 110 ficer Failed to Tell Who He Was When He Called. | Arm. throws, Sore had excused because It pain across t) 7 if. lester Bell Has B's errors were Lester can be bas a sore mim to toss the Ss in Tota! , 3° Barbee batted for Grove a ae a iooo oe AE | O) yy time. 1:1 ty yf the fourth. | } Vin. Wila Pence a 0000 Oo—] |; mor 0 e. ds cleaned. uj Castle sX 113 . 10% e+ lL07 | Innings— 5 CE—S Cardinals Athietics . WO-Duse P -¥P) + os #357 arm”. 1s rij } lia Le “Mae Pickens _. ball eR aeRO pigandae ee ee ond and, unt The so; OPNEeSS « hits--Dyer, Hal : 4 he will not have much ac. L P Southworth. play — é F , cues : i ; Frisch to Base on 4, Siar ¢ Kye in his pegs to the vases, oe Dyer, 2; ws @ : rHIRD RACE—Six f e : I. Splinter t ra f As] it also ra SPs Ongs : n . aS | oo triumph over ia » is having his is trying to match with imer and ders. round O'N race, up, Second } ; * | O:08 and ~ £ Orn dl ‘lilter *~ VWetum i 3 Re mm (Fermin) ; ‘ “ ree A. PAR” aI OOP OOo eae ate Players ‘wi]} the in a os o'clock this last contest Brookmeade Fourth race, 6 furlongs: | Handicap, 3- i Liuibrie 3.00 | 4 00 3.00 Dreana | Mias | ¢ © + Ng arms and more certainiy. . result of Buffed fly by Flowers i Mi fou! by Snyder. could } it category. rel!’s men favorite groove ME aed OE | Wateon or ‘001e Is favored to ateon 1 DO I Alla Allah and a i? al j > | 4 ~ y37 ; } Ps ~ 1G 'the regular JOD at first, th ' ' delphia = i _ newspaper men "ANS Cc "ae a par ORLEANS SCRATCHES. | re n° 31 ies ith race, &)]°2 mson F Marion , Ee re Hitrump J3-y¥' ar-olds Ticke: Cn, Ge h race— j Tace—Sam: Sev enth sienline » Unele yj ; ptt ali Mii NEW aii PR “al — The slowness th: £Oes with old e—Ji n much } age handica Mackmen Zack heat certainly Bey Lefty Grove ana ee te, 28 leat rtainly i Ans Rig os ae , L ' » m - ies r . -_ . 4 si Peas a c r ia Ss The southpaw worke 4 I I - ring soreness, at any and held ¢} root and infield. Cap, *1 QO a ‘- aa Gr Sp but. can’t willis SCRA TCHES, Though outhit. 8 to 6, Card: Second —ael. Neg. would have had Thi Pp. Eg, Walp ss eir fielding had of the ‘Athieties ¢ Oj ie €¢ 4 . Sep. 4 . ate, he slow Is TIJUANA throw the ball to the ¢} ta 7 a: a * 4 Marsdale iy, tn as good as 0 Trinket .... who went re Crest ’ Buck Without aed an ian | Tuxedo or Full-Dress Sults From ROTHGIESSER BROS. N. W. Cor. Broadway and Chestnut : a Sitar Itoots.| that t! Abstract , } tar, > and Lottom|): yy on! 'nrough i Le 9 ‘ ; €ADYthIn At Jefferson Park. ORLEANS. La.. March ast Pa =r, Frisch ‘ tS Seventh $1000. Claiming, 4-year. olds and up, 1 1-8 miles: ] j ZXINGtO: Maid ss 5 cr : | ro ‘ ~* BS lik aA pvOou, race French Fine Ficlder. on Mack can kes Pp Cobb on Without hurt is de- This fellow French went and made brilliant Cobb probably would be pinch hitter at His Rest. finished Mack, is af} © Was givine Phehad pe had m previous , xhibition appeared to } Mark BGray. ‘dis tr +}, a ' Sai ings. pe Dyer pj p Cards, giving ANS. Two of ‘7 Wine Wer, . . ’ ‘ v- > t M, hoy ever. a o's wo? k + ’ er + - = the i sx score ; Herman Be}} two hit. innings and Macks r Ar Reinhart for one hit PiMhearne, run in t} One ee P— My ret. 26 Bs: : Lanmar. 739: Et he - Mi] Wavyvwar *Buell's Meteor 108 Geo. TD Wa woe. tO oA one imc } thin ; | thy Gallizs Cardi- Shownic (cnes., | Valuable T. ; — p > - ; ; . re ae ~} * ‘ ‘ ; ‘ 5 Piaving if nt ilé id] resuiariy, o a rs ° : , ¢ Z "sO% . » etfat > ae’ ’ af . j ‘ / rr * . ig Hery Pifchers in the Iwo Tid? AR A allowance had a narrow es- ine Cape fri : ‘adache and possi- ESTERS Care a wan AANA | bly serious hit one T HAVAN j % _ . — " fa . . 4 A ' back through n OHOX in the fifth Baugh: ao sil a A 7 4 aid “ . ‘ er. | af , “e VW Crs . | eats a ane i ' 5 After h Bell and w: off balance. tO move his head whistled ree , injur . Fe? v0 te} | ie Sifts bent 5: Bride O° the yt ars 7 bond | ub PY ' Four- Hi d-year-olde | an furlongs P| liss- ix ~— > : TUNNEY WILLRETURN EAST NEXT MONTH. nile—Somberera, 1 ak er Hughie |. Hy the Associated Press. ork 4:16 4 5: ] rin “Aiice Atkin .. : . i NEW YORK. March 16.—Gene Red —— |Tunney is due home in Apri] | Variation. 1:16: to discuss the heavyweight outlook ; : yi, 1:16 4-5: Six |With Tex Rickard and to consider |} ) ; Frapstock, } 10;an offer to exhibit his fistic Prow- : i¢ harla, 1:18: 05 , : 73/658 in London 110}; The heavyweight champion wil} i OoOmplete his Vaudeville tour in the next week. He then willl New York to Confer with = aLiduf - wi ~_— J all AS han a. toon ne box ve +} ne £a Ss Six hits were : Southworth | 2PM sehge jal Bs wf to left and Dyer a | 1x, same field. Dver's been single if i¢ . ener eariv (One, ; 3-year-o] Dick i; TET: Q ie, , 4A ~«) Kno it would have a Wheat had lage Roettger ran a lone way to cap- a foul from Pin« h-Hitter Bar- he fourth inning. The ) west o ‘om. mes the "ig ind 1 - aa - ban * OP ? hard — j } . are BE isten to 46: Teter 1 : o aaqy, Silver Kins -110 Foretop .._.. | Rickard and his manager, Billv ribson, seeking the latter's advice | offer to box overseas in May. | European trip, he three weeks. | ee i —— odie! A tramp in the rain, then—lame muscles O'Farrel] Will use Vie h R Jesse Haines thix after- | i the €xhibition came against d Indians. | Hafey Who Sliding ae Mona . *-Rora] 4 ley Ina tur IN ivred ~ 7 : , , ad an £o ge efer « 7 by 7 ; T . . 7 =) hn ‘ ryt? , ' - . See aa me i tra — j _ o>}, o 3 Z icC-flignth = Mji¢~-—Bolivar Bond, ‘ > are smooth and mel- | = ee assur and.pneeieben atte S you ever smoked. velt Five he cla Gosenit: Bl. 3 WAS SO STIFF AND hroat. ) . t of Tourney Cleveland vs. Lebanon —e SORE HE COULD a Pany and Maplewood m ing the [30 2-6. Bind ee Page AE, 72 Moon ijades ._ i me © ED +9 | | a Scho. ; winners Of preliminary elimination 87 3- Star. a ry 37 3-5; Thistie Bean | + - sora 800 i | Pacrickes Day Fa | New Plaza Hote] HARDLY BEN » » ' . rae a - cA PF j Sir Pete; a ' ; ; GOosBs00n RY Bond S!} cialming , ? ; - . a " Wal Oy Rooser: if ay Am ONnf- atx teen t Mgton U. Event. lows: 200] GYMNA M wit . Applejack. ’ be ae eS anch ‘ae Yeddo, 1:18 3-5: errt b. Mission Chimes. 2-5: Blue Pencil. ' runner-up in the Cage Interschy) . iDe- meet, from the ee Se. 4 ether cle - eather clea: *-Apprentice ~--—--- — French Champion Wins. | By the Associated Preas. % PORTLAND, Me. March istic bas- —o Massillon, iChicago:: ), Longworth, iv 3 inne Rocket. ~1 2-5; Mare ngo, mibilie—Boo., ] :44; Sweeper, 1:48 4.5: ay 99 Was announced a Be Le Camilia. Bache]: 23 Mario i Englewood Roos: velt quinte’ zit: Normand Vs, rif wood the a’ *re of teams nee 2 2S Ape wd os 1 00 finished fat im his trial} : o” went handily 8. 16 — ‘ey starts to. Fireproef rabardine (Ourname nt, heel 48 teams *10n to prevent re Was reached - o) eBtered and B Rig are: s ia +2 first- Christian 2 Y. M. H. A. to Play. The New Orleans Y M. H. A. bas- ethall team. defeated at Kansas Vansville (Co}- ec. me ee Louis Sunday to a. A + he mee t, St. meet M be in Ww) the local Y. team. The New basketball} plavers. Two |Lubel and Kleinfedt, have | Picked on the Southern all-star team. a Orleans men are veteran | of them, | been | mk VT. Cimimerjan was not extended. ST. LOUIS U. TO OPEN SPRING GRID PRCTICE practice will be- Kin at St. Louis University next Monday, Athletic Director Bob Mathews announced today. Mahews expects a squad of from 75 to 100 players, including fresh- men, to report and thinks the num- ber may surpass that mark, “pring footbal!] Pierre Gandon, middlewelght ch ‘pion of France, last night o Homer Robertson of Pittsbure 12-round beut at the ed ina grueling Exposition Building. to the jaw was w potent Weapon of the Frenchman, while Robertson's |long reach accounteé for a cut over | Gandon's eye. In the final round, Guring a mixup, both fe!) through ropes to the press box. ' am- | utpoint- | A short righ? | ; ' ; ' 200 Outaide Rooms each witng bath or shower St. Louis finest residenta] and transient Hote! All Olive 8t. Cars and Busses Pass Our Door. a t 33d St | ; Locust Lindell ' doesn’t j bing. gency. Sloan’s gives real relief because it ust deaden the pain. It helps the to throw off the cause of ‘he pain. 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W hae SILA ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH east 9 ‘ir. __WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH_16, 1927 _ PAGE 34__- __ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH CHAMPION STECHER DEFEATS PAUL JONES BEFORE 7500 AT COLISED tha. aan sages *. i nn —— 7 ei il i il peta esr enn Sam Nw: atin ————— - ’ ' : »|Paso Robles, Cal., to invade San NNN RE A NR RR NCR, TO IRA RI A aa i tate : Rinhet ED me SOM: = Teh ee re : . v ~ — one - : se — anvavctunreaeppeanandignersuseanssaiooee ~ ) ——~ ™ 5 r } e Fr nise =. a . ®t | g 1 Sis ph Be i PR tie nni ranisco in @ pre-season game. ' | y = . ‘eects | see ge Ca? a, u ng am 0 ‘ The regulars whipped the Yan- PEO TEe wea ae oe «CF 192° o Be és See tpt \nigans yester@ay, 5 to 3: Rhyne, ~~ a ee Op ee 4 ETe with his left hand heavily ban-'., 0... _ Mite Same oe Els he ace a 0 In oc nin 3 a es as ning their Way to the Pes. : ' in-law amd uncie, : Psaat | ases u a S In O- daged, was again tn his pl: ection plasaal terme bo: 9 . five id sat ‘ it ‘ }i i e% . oe of the | % uct a! Friday March 18, at 2 P ™.. ive : #7 » L. Pleitech chapel. 6066 ONE FALL WITH a. s “ak an . short, handling { y League Vantshed po I. he George L. fl = ee Os = m ] n Oo a $$ out an ¢rror. hen they lost te the The - = . syenue, to Valhalla Cemetery. Te # ‘ : } _—_— - } to ra) “Fp ~" a : F wae 3 meciber of A. br of ~~ - {o.3) " ; +" 4 : 4 into reset on Wedneedar. ; ? ? ys tee | “s sf } m le 4} ane a - « | wi od ~ * 4 = P . ot 5 2 »4 ¥ j Df nie ore : | | | | gat Reg St I isan Reaches Third Healfay Su Ings; R dy Schalk Pleased With Two CHICAGO, March 16,—The best yt under i fi | Raker (nee F > lear sister | re Chore, | % a uisa 4 . i) ‘ 1erican : ee i: Ker a 7 - ~! i r . ec Fa MERZ Entered oo. New Southpaw Pitchers - hing corps in the 3 Bi : And Crowd Roars Approval a Round of National Hand- uthpaw Pitchers. ehaie is thé eotuion Manemer Mario. — san The Culp ys ; potice of funeral from residence, | 5.1% 190% aaa a ee x oe 7 ee A ECG eaten Pe : , 7 Sie, Vai Cas a5 ain ‘ oe nal te ' we later. ie} —Titleholder Gains Third) === : —— ball Tourney. sy ea 20 hee eB) AR a ee ae weeketg c avenue lar, | Se e Encan NEW YORK, March 16.—New York’s major league contenders have edie - McInnis Discoy ers Bai ~-F : —e at 5:35 p. m.. William . hari Fait at 1. A. M., After ‘How They Shape Up. een made by or for Dempsey. ...... , a : developed a smashing punch for the opening of the season. Four straight Raat Gili S88 Hn manne ee By the Associate? Press er brothe oy sootherte ines} ; ince ee ae for the Yankees and seven triumphs out of eight starts for the Giants , ~ og (oo gages napa tentigns ieapalen PHILADELPHIA, “ere Leidner chapel, 2223 St. | a ~ ee: ae vse _ fi . “Lefty” Taber. Phillies ie So , ; an dnesday March| 18. “at W na nce Tunney delivered 600 fts " . Nearly 3 Hours of Wres-| cLEARWATER, Fia ch 16. es " DETROIT, March 16.—-Matched and 60 rights more or less to the were records that went into the books as a result of close verdicts for Rarnahbe » i ) ae bonne Terre. W BaOS. xas, is one the : p m. Interment Bonne _ Ter Mo oft ARD—m Monday, March 14. 1927 rrr? + ~~ » 4 sinie apt ”2 4pm eat) hp bay acl wrt aetibiphtate pay Oy me : ¥ Fs OR eats o “ - ' wen > 1 re a ass , . nig renin cepa ees «1105 Mg sor ities oka ee * ‘. - , ¥ 4 . a ? a = - — wy % « - - & teh - a . ta e eo ‘ ‘ : sd . de. Soe - t se oh ‘ op? Saath ee Ta ae : ‘ ae a . : hectigaadecagas LS AI LS. A SARE 0) lle PO ean a Go ae Ta ah ga eh. eh TEEN te yaa S ete rs ee 1 fi : 1 ap : ghee Beg tale * ae ee : ; . KR RE ne a 4 fr re ae ee c 3 + ee ve re ec ™ = or e . _ itn 4 ’ si Rca Oo NOE Bia ack Reade cee ap eth tte ‘ bidet cam gp “ pre win - . [ M nt BISA ? , bw - + na & we, + 4 WE te! oxy Se ae ee Sch Pah Fky inst a former champion in the | ! ring Florida wh al : Ee ‘wat SO All of singles play, Mike! the two metropolitan teams. nt to know how h rer oncommittal. Mostly they | Cyunni m of St- Louis must cay yesterday the late Clem By Jeck Alexander. Browns shape up- It’s almost im- carr’ dout if Tack’: produce some real handball today a = wo? ES possibl answer enthusiasti- ability to get into condition t liminat from the na-! '¥* “Shipwreck” Kelly and the aver- gm oe “0s sohatios : dav we lea Ge oeresng _— coat ‘a subduing the Braves, at St. Peters- ms — | ; ane a i=” Y " e Hes av ° i las nouncement, | nich Jack Says | progress here. a » oh ail : = by Lindstrom of the Giants pin- 7 ie member of | Lon > tien Heavy hitting rescued both con- |: sult: ccordin: o observers flicts, a home run with the bases the Detroi eam at their by Cedric Durst of the Yanks camp in San Antonio. Tex i reer ete “* ae 2 Oe “% 4 ‘3 : tha ibd takteria Te eS man power as By the Associated Press vou! again he ) : v2 : . 2 ae Dece md: and Pythagerds Lodge under the skin. Last might at the wear it would be necessary to P EOE rn * 7 > * , eon ae 4 Sid nh eee ‘ ‘ 7 : L . e : Coliseum, a crowd of about 7500 ay that the team,has not been fight, unless he is operated on. of yesterday over Bathe, a Detroit heiiisebion) — “ of P oy the doctor him not to ms, = af . r rise victory P 7 at % - - ' Cunningham’s e6urprise “ining down the Phillies, 3—2, at BOSTON, March 16 ’ : ee i salt pain 3 r ijimproved. so far as } Tv situation on or wor eee r * ‘ tts ¢ ’ ; ger. upon i . merits physical a strenuous match such as Haedge DETROIT, March he Hal Rhyne Back in Game. “a truck and haomal iheah a shane e. San Dix .) Papers ocese Copy of ; : ren i, , 3 (oR) rT ? ha — es - | - -{ es nin ha ™m § are Wil: a: on o% dro ed from the list of po- however, that his court generalship of giving the players leeway to de- but » days more of training a ij: & Sch i! ovred ife third fall. | the offensive, but that tential challe gleaned from years of experience, velop their own style of playing camp routine remaining, Matager oy | IRE CoO i | dear mother al g's fae he = a ; . Se. ' to urgaarct 3 3¢ y Regardless of the trut hor fal-| to be proven. s pl that !f Dempsey may permit him to survive today’s without fear of repr m De ush of the Pirates is push- 2310 WASHINGTON opun GUNDAY Wea . — Bor and Burahar SB her soruet | sity of charges that too much The pitching cannot be worse fights, it will be without adequate = reund. the management, is Maring ing his squad before they leave atu anes =F s aoe | Thorsiey., See 17, at 2 ; ’ A a Se mt Ge . 7 : , . ermann Sat c : wrestling is done per schedule, itis than it was last year. It should preparation, and that, therefore. . Louls is still in the rum ‘for oni — & sst Florissant avenues. Int patent that something must be be better. Bam Jones and notice- the public would pay to see the doubles title, as the result of aii ae — Belicfortaine Cemetery. | hin f R-— Ente reet : 222553 rch 14, SSe7" at 6 so 8 2 apelin to alleviate sple improvement in other Dempsey the great, but view only S'Renco and Cunningham's vic- aisscrasets RU sressteemeesssenatrassteh siesta teeta | the suiferings of persons who pay ,.,, _ ‘ a Dempsey the shell. Merwesheccsesrs*2' se Sccetssel es! soserssssieetseeteiereteee tay as lstermeyer (mee Smith), | hurlers, should strengthen this pSse’ * th actlea Blctermarer aad wet ie ing aE “ ei : /! e " . 7 . " . atch +7 which ios mniany ~ Lye T- i | 7 * é ” a) [re *. at ee 4 4% ” ae 2 Ste ee or Ext: a ing Dina: ghey a hiiguies a hs inthe x me a es 2 : : 4 eae Ate ess t ay ite hes wee . voi ni eI, ; eee Sane inet Np. Oe Oe ign ay oe. - e ms iy. eis rs IER LS i RR RRS 2 priate 9 singh Fe eye een e Ay = Stax i Gls atanin, cathe ce 2 AR et eee alate aot . r ors . > ie ge oe ; i eer a hse F REE gt has od tory over Moses and Kohn of De- SOO eeheee meestissieciesgelesssssssssteceess aA = & a eticila . ‘ Pee ss ‘ m ain Pat atate ome ces tat arose: se getetece gs orete : : - ? = “ $4.40 and $5.59 for — priviiege department somewhat. Had Dempsey shown a fighting troit, yesterday. The scores were sSeecsssisreSetocsseszeses 33 a ther of Charles Frank Elstermeyer J of inchs hermpae for comfort on these The batting strength of the and an interest in regain- 21—17, and 21—13. eedessestasseiestesesstecsetae cesses seit ec on oh torture chairs, where the slightest 4). ought to improve because ing the form that once made him Spiegel and Revelt, also of De- Megs siscresetacsstecsce-setesseet seis es ; 3 Gag hter-i he would have begun im- troit, play the St. Louis pair in the ssofeieaessestessesscecesteststesetems , aa = (Puneral ‘Rees Joan , ; a compound spinal subluxation ; : ape . on mtta tate i ae * Piste St wa wa iid Ja - ’ had and broke most « f the grips : : bn 3.104 7, on ae Since } ha a 8 "4 14 ~h 47 Bt rk made short we a . ; siiiit a's Pe i:iK€ . to 1¢€ move and ~ + , wile ur e ma » a4 » * o¥y main force. mes her : orce Jones, when on ee at tee ot | Sine is talking of operations at this Tiger York. 21—20 Ss: : i | : oi$er-75 ” he eters * m? Edna ald we Robbins). « j ue : : fe ine Fred. Dom and Alfred? Friedewakl. ia 1907 hrothet-in-ilaw, wc ; Cemetery. ae Paras me aye a , : re k of Stan Speigel of Detroit defensive, rolled hignseif into a hal! : : ies ’ d : \i a sé - F and kept out of the dreaded body ‘0wiey machine. ate day. one can't avdéid the sus- in, 21—-2, 21—12. Fe : wa ‘ UU = . . : , ~ . su@sors of Stecher but after } ° ° picion that Jack is kidding him- Simultaneous with these per- : ee . self—or the public—alo farmanr th nounce- ¢ hour, 10 minutes and 50 seconas Better Quit, Ja If he th — Chat iia anes Cae 8S 6 6aeROUnCc ne : : | | : ; : vs canines i 2 ‘ LINKS oP tT} + tin Vv ; i h t ». {ll I a4 ‘i : ~. re — seers t bo wt, 1s % w 4 : Joo clamped his legs around the. ACK DEMP ‘s making a SS . wn 5 — a |ment that Lane McMillan and Jack —; : : : nt remens in ee Se ‘im waist of the challenger and that's si stapes iatiihiaialin ; ley Or =) y, without | Donovan, @efending doubles cham- | —— ; : | ane) St SS eat a eee aol ch eect noise like one who is through, mn nd serio , fs , : ef ) 4 . % ane 2. aan ~ oo eee all there vas to that. vue gett wie long and serious preparation, and (pion of San Francisco, would va- | = a - ‘A. re tine Belie? Association wsielaall sees —— ee — ; : a Enters ito. Test on +} : Pandemoniam, et Cetera. Many ‘announcements have § foolish or careless person. on the singles honors. ) oe M 16, 1927. at 5 a. m.. Henry 3. | enews h A , -t7 : Ti? ss | | ? - a? a Sos v. S 1né acverlissmen*. even a fight or two, he is a very (cate the title to stake his chances \ ; : ; . — a \ ™ L ie 4 . - , . , " ~ 4 y - : : 7 ——— ae » Sat nd. of oa Frite (nee | tather The crowd yelled like furv when —— ———————— —_— - ub! : | 7 -r fury when ——————— - The coast pair were doubles : alists for the past two years. Fr? fr} 1 ee i‘ { Vera Fritz, be August F.. Jones won the second fall with the ee “ : ii Faaan 22 : A po e ee | or e ao . . » - 6 | Last Night’s Fights | Charges Alumni itr to Dworman and Kammon o. ‘ Be SSS ie 0 ee Z Picea Sctty. March 20, at 2 & | » > jf f 5 4 ar Weat , uncie af the we tee * gm ~ aoe cena nn & _ ee a a a di ie i i i le ee ee ae aes CR AN URN i lt: SREY aR RAH same hold. The challenger was the Detroit, in 1925 at Cleveland an + 4Wint. aaa ~~ + . - ‘ as \s ‘ aggressor throughout, using every- i a, oo = wie Deg Of tricks until he; "> ~~ ——~CS~; a / Ai . ; # War! kormenl | ~ at 7 28 ¢ =. Sadie ad several times before, to win fiths, Sioux City, won a technical ATHENS, Ga.. | §.—— Sr; ' Jack Donovan, coholder of the | : / / - : eet Gemeae ge the third tumble. After 21 min. kmeckout over Jack Heivemann. : ubles title, decided to withdraw | ’ hy ! - : og me. beloved w' “ OP morta? oe ot io utes, 10 seconds the fans saw vis. Milwaukee, four ronnds. Dave ee J anal . Mee Louie Barber ie ae = ew champion e@hen Strove, Chicago, defeated Norman ae ‘ 4 — . : a! ry Enzwick of Cleveland Marie er hy dear Jones rose from the floor, Qam ped Genet. Akron, ©., 10 rounds. iRap shah ES ~~ 1215 —20, while his partner z his pins around Stecher’s waist. ee Oe Seeneeed hacg | —°° SAPks. Pailadeiphia, Cefeated si. ii ge jisposing of Ed Pennig of St. Pau! * Br) = C6) ee elias menial 049 North | eee ee ee eee be) Bree te snellin aa ee =. |21—18, 21—3. - Po | to of _ On meanwhfle by ill {+ one a reunds. Jimmy Watts, Miami, PO am — , JES lm O1 . a ed r ; oes cath “ae fa | d th . y pulling it this wa) shaded Freddie Andersen, New "Ontrol iin iment ag a H. Tong a ng saged. Wr ian - : | : JIMMY LUCAS WILL ; s ? a0 "aity el ' mt xs Tong 6 Ther i Beenie Wric : atie 74m re. | Leuch r With his : ‘si Rorigeh eepecent clinging to his! JaCKSONVILLE, Fla—Frankie Ben F. Cheek. th it BOX DIGGER NELSON | . ’ Man of the Sea, werphy. Brooklyn, knocked out aS published because he felt at ON COLISEUM CARD Mane: 4 uncle ve eee , a Tio ; } agg t aot olaaed Funeral . : 4 he | ih ¥ t to St. Lawrence + gerne ‘. “ee it was simple for Joe to do a back- Jud Horning. Savannah, five : : rial . #4 ) Ze * ca a ‘ 4 Fd ie ward flip and land his 215 pounds rounds. Jack Boyd. Neva Scotia. and Black eekly a The knockout victory recorded by | full upon Jones. scored a technical knockout over ie ae SY ayeernigs vie Jirsmvy Lue local fivweight box- | Pes oh & ; 5 hy Calvary Cem- , : ad4 : © Ti ; ’ eo ‘ * 44 4u cas, ss CBi y eignt ox . ’ ied Funny, Sinbad the Sailor didn’t: Bily Vann, Charlotte, VN. €.. twe ... See fo Se r, in his match with Sammy Zeig- y =. : Se ’ ; think of that. Besides getting his Treunds. SR a ad , ier on last week's program at the as ¥ “ea 7 7. at 9:30 Dp. m., *D! ay bellows flattened, Jones suffered a NOGALES, Ariz —Johnny (Kid) ONS aCe: are ew Coliseum arena, earned him a PREZ = Se inne Walter and eee Severe blow on the head where i+ Wright. Chicago. won from Mi- re we : i¢ lace mong the headliners or % By , ace from th alle ba struck the canvas and all Stecher ami Joe Rivers. 190 rounds. e “i NEE as Matchmaker Jack Tippett’s program . Race } me gga’ ! : DO uLey are Ly se | Oi by ; sm 3 lean ¢ rt} le > T od boos - -_ _ + PF" «+ a “* miak-e¢ Tin ++ : 7 P , €o} Sn ee oe ERS. : : : } : wits ie : , ' 2 - i TY - - : - ; had to do was pin him down. LOS ANGELES—-Lew Tendler. per Supports Athletes.” the Icono. announced teday that he has} Jones conceded about a dozen Philadelphia. won a_ technical Li aid : "matched Lucas with Clifford “Dig-. ppunds to Stecher. knockout ever Young Harry 2 tim , oe ger” Nelson of East St. Louis for | Wills. eight rounds. Mickey Biles, — uen (he inatl . a ine 2 ¢ pa aiwin. Wii ltam oaning . : a six-round engagement fs i a Bez. a . ** x . . : : J Baes4 $ a at WAKE : * I : | ter, mother-in-ls 1927 at Londos Carries Steele. New Jersey. defeated Larry Mar- — site ai0 ,uM ; Jim Londos plaved around with: phy. Leos Angeles. six rounds. patrio aiumni-com oO the res- re ee t oe i — wife —— fog'n tong ‘ime MRR aa, | coe WH scnctaconine or Sree vary [ataseeeriement pr x4 agp mia a. , —* Church, thence ts Calvary Craze: ) ra overtime @eriod rish wh Ata not ; hei’ ied _ me int atic nehs, SiC x en igestic o . y mpa y ’ rut ; _ 0 ag on oe . iia ie: tale 9 ES ose sone home stretch Detchet’s Pille scientiécall cleanse . can a8 + l “ . *. > sea ice of oe . lata ces ora Any Lic ensed rage when Geoalle Lehman kicked Cleg ' hotness long ahet into his own ner | philoscohicalis 7 Ms il —P the bowels of pomonous st The Game Was a contirua! « ran- "apyrus to J P. Harney i | o : ee ie thereby protecting vou from the count ee cane Seetional wre iackhawks eld ess lis which result from clogged ir- tonk secend place in the American ve es de ta, ny eae mean . BS pee te at > testrmes : - i A a ; — vot Ss Cte section of the league. The Black- atin 3 pee — PO tea ste Sha . They are safe and sure—never habit | n ar mpany t | ot e es , —& ° i : Se . S-tnestay March if AD eth agi feo a SOT NI ene ng aide ery ea Oi he DI AR ae Wt a BS Bd a5 na BOS SI tact ae ~ virtue ' captured other important Frit se Oehind were Prank i farm : Ry of winning. the Bruins Preade . of the Eee eee For sale at drug stores, everv- J 4665 ~ it eet 8 Reds es > , iis mm @ Playoff for the world’s title. ining the gold cup stakes at Asco: “ce 7 JaS0 2ng Billy | aby Delding third place | im 1921. , a. wn York Americens | OE ECL ALG PILLS | ; racin erent: hh} oa me tire * re . em a 4 71.) oe . pone * Bre assured of participation wd S Peristeum win- | ,, es ae ea vin. | where. a§c and Soc. » 8. a RE Rigs, Rat

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Hyner: | YOUNG MAN—Sit.: — | ji . . : : : well educ ated and ‘ Pret act eo nvade San 3 aS i | Rober and dear bro ther of Sister Luncidia, | veyed to the undersigned, mn te 4 oor waxing | able of Caring correspondence With ty: f f) ] 1 B DD »S (‘o. oODPp tunity to oe the country and at the ert and Joseph and dear brother-in. lowing descybed_ real d._ trus ce; the fol asp 1901: ie eed: estab- | &ny Spanish or , speakiz g col airy irsh chaes “ = a wan By 52 9% : ~ yg § a ‘Se. | ed i ed rooms cleaned, $1.25 reasonable salary. Box ¥-37 i P.-D. | 130] Washingto: fe) | poyment; wo ee hae a6 = ns : ‘ ha re eauaae a Mr. Seymour, Maryland Hotel, ' . a. m. + the Yan- 12:30 uneral from family residence, 1114 | to-wit:. Lot. twenty-fou Tauies sombatee eae 1 ee iy ig mae’ aa at om 23 pw m. 4617 Man- | |Provements thereon, known as 2932 Olive | ly payments. 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Holzer ‘c4) crew preferred: unlimited fie wiaid vat ¢ . oF re aif . : ulevy Pei i ‘ ) | j + a “« 7 is. ; 7 ge i . ; : ; i . thpaws. | Veteran one itnaata SCored the see ah 18. a7 et Fl _m., Valles ay, March 18, at &:30 2 =a Mag | principal “notes Pacoohl te peat due and re | TOOK sak jee ., Bainting, ing, chimney’ re- BEAUTY PARLORS COOK—Sit - exnerfenced : pa rm FIRE Mi A weary. a for beatin ie pla a ane | Se 4 Bem ono oA a KOai BRIX Minu es aft = belove auée tel Pp a cul ’ ‘eresa’ ” Chur ; : : A a = : y 1eTre ore, at the re- pairing, astering g: damp walls preven ae ee slate a @ Cal 4 {eer 4 a: eii- cene ‘ bandy ni fi maxyu UTing la . hest | fot under way Sr the coy % 4 Raker mee, FOwWer), > wal se a | Cemetery. oe _ wires Eine wage 5 bow ie on legal holder of said notes | COlfax 8014. r PERMANEN? WAXE—$6: soft , Berea eOUrL er" dnd - Ey ty 6 I cape gem SDE Ly ERY a a Se! Wooster eo zee = oe. —— at et ec dl 4 Baker. ot easerah ooh MERZ—Entered into rest Tuesday, March | sell the property above described at wubine repaired; tirst- -class work guaranteed” rea- | ( : Bide. + gg | a y- 270, Post-Dispatch, tas aan” oy ae at. ©. a CANVASSERS = SOLIOSTONS at os Angeles. The Cubs . +5 of funeral from residence, Jo, 1927, at 5 a. m., Minnie Merz, be- | Veudue, to the highest bidder for cash. at sonable. _2819A Miami. LAclede 82 30. _ cd 4 9494. Py DICTAPHONE OPERATOR—Sil.. desires | 305" Arsenal, | CANVASSER—-For goo P*23 gf, house- nager Kay them again this week-eng, ; # Page avenue later. ce) an canteens Samuel Merz (nee Braze), | one Fe tha hae of the Court Housé. | PERSERNENT WAVE E—Lemu ar qajem, $8. | perience in: th reliable firm: @ years’ ex- | }1 AND COOPE R— Farmabeat Seatiloh East | a ouee Dk ay Cal 3I0 Natrs! . | : ‘ 4 i } Vv , r a . - ‘ i i ecla 7 ene POM aT . fie . ie r PRO \ -.* O ‘clock >. i. ter the r “s te » . Olive. L I de 72 ‘ : By the Associated Press. er. brother and brother-in-law,} Merz. and ‘ion Ht “ mg - pNP my ing sald indebtedness and fea oan os FOrcet 6289. sak weateatieee Bane. =a na am seine Ps Te | get emia ea rout : : hon — f Aecene GnOD: Cee ae “Pie. rit x} 3546 Olive | at. _{c8 we } : a ’ st Panne. festa Phas aad | + | cutin r — | 4 Sty'ws for stou dies: firs notive trad Hox G- . Post-Di fed) | ds “ : paws Nave PHILA DELPHIA, Mf ‘ 73 years the Leidner ehape!, 2223 St. |; aunt, mother-in-law, sister-in-law. grand- & this trust D. PUTN BUIL DING. modeling. repairing. TYler DANCING otis, KUaranteed: reasonable as JEfferson | “To. ae “ge oa i ry Business |”- r ogi opens d Charley |“Lefty” Taber, Phillies rookie Mt oe oA Oivednceday. March 16, ai | Mother and sreat-grandmother, at’ the ase | gt Louis. Mo.. March 12. 1997, ‘hie. men(100) 1f00W: 123 ark pl. | ADAMS —~a0la Ds — = ee See ec ARTNERS WANTED | © frais, nierment Bonne Terre. Mo. | heteek -s an CARPENTER, ee estima é elmar, DEimar 6060.| GIRL—Sit.; colored: work, d rij nite. $100: -! Sant i cavits ) Texas, is one of the pitching ¢ ot Monday, Marc h 14, 1927, | BD neig rites sae 12 “aed genet | _SEALED PROP —ee OF work. Rockenstein, Hiland | cathe BALLS lessons any hour. (3) | | wun fies. _LOcust_ aber eaessisancte | a Ota bases + ome. : ae ons , ea of Spon nine ag - , ssidence, Friday, Marc} | —— —~- ea. : OE a nm im meat or « Catalina |of the year, ! ecard of | 3536 Henrietta | oe gy a RE mage tte ae | OSAL _(9) | CASTLE BALLROOM. Olive at 29th | GIRI Sit. tor eneral hi r | van in} ere " *|j ‘ . — a : . x | ‘ ad eT rr sNS USES a4 ~* e *. - as ? +t i , “ we : " 7 . rr. . =: D246. . ' 4 raden : seed (nee “Bouill let), deat on tine r ME’ ie : beak office. 408 ea ane pe St. Re s. M repairs. E. a ° Harv iell. FOrest $4. ods. and d¢ d king except Mat- : GIRL—Sit.. colored n rat. "alee “hal ’ or | a. KE R—Pir . } S00 7 Wer eGawipo Haws $2500 to invest. Memence and Lucy TZ—Entered into rest on lccsan. Sealed p: j 1) + “ ___ (83) , ppm ay night, ‘Siniday matinee | "] Last aeons ot lapel less ] i 4 . iM “ODOBA 7 Wil he re« e) ved here until scm, kta aon adm shion. 25 ¢. Ladies’ checkroom free } Ww whole days DE} pmer 1 1M, | t r ti $23 Go not apnpit ° ec ured, ink pages partnership ee | GIRL—BSit.: colored he york: xpen-| W es: ern La »,, 121) S. Newstead, i¢) | Have good education: some pmechen form) | colo ousework; experi- | ast C Q,. Leh} 38.4 TE ability: eme 40: reference. ee oe nu we mee as Man- yesterday, Taber h . A. C. McNulty. ~ ‘ : ae eld the Gig and ar brother-in-law and | , March 15. 1927, at 2 p. m., Minnie Metz /11 a. m., March 25, 1927. and then opened. | CARPENTER. contractor, . building. — enced; assistant nurse. laundry. JEffer- | Ll HO FrET PROUESS §0n 81 ‘18. , . / ATE ien JF ifi Ph i. wor P uat- Di spaich., agora scoreless for six inning an acer in b ; wee? ‘nee Pollman), beloved wif 2 late | for 2( Ni “4 ar Ss 4 } } year. ) ile o tHe ate Pm Small steel b s. , for- uons, alterations. remodeling, repairs. 4 | ge Further inf 4 (66) | | DANCING taught, 4 private lessons. re- O ) HOUSE EWORK- -Sit.: voun —Tignt |commercial. in large Chicago plant; ady | PARTNER Wtd.—To place my pew win- oung lady: ight l bear around: ideal | dow shade and curtain quppers on the funeral home. | Edward G. Metz. dear mother ar- | mation on 1_app) lic “ation. (c4 Letier, LAclede 5819, t _ At 98. ae sults guaranteed: frew clase instruct niga housework, WInde}! 7478. Work ang cvegriwee ah the bat- the mound at the en@ , z : . « seats arr angfellow oulee | TY EF. Hamburger, Miss Est lle M. i = a ~ v is week's | seventh Sith the Phillies * g oe er ) ! , e 5 elle | ain — CONTRACTOR—-And builder: Age and every Tuesday and Friday evening. | : ’ ~ be fg oO St ouis | TY F. Steinincer and the late Mrs. Edw MOBILE nt Leaguers to 1. Md owas | . ' ; AND (o3) | $858. working conditions: nonunion; write -ex-/ market; a email metal Rh to ~ fe | Bund aa ‘Pyth Lagoras ige,| F. Moore. and our’ dear mother-jn-law, | 7 “ > ; sina | LADY—Sit young. “Light housework. Cal! oak ak inne ae “ x down Agehweitze? lee | MOTOR BUS TRAVEL FLOORB laid. sui faced. fi shed: old floors [LEARN TO DANCE Tn four private or 10, “Tandell 747 - __, | REE and Balarg Genre. ‘Box 4-191, window case: ee ie te ade ae i | he o- — tc ent tt Benjamin A. Stege, Edward G.. S. tar: alterations: reasonable. OOlfax 65J. |t'e Ballroom, Olive and 29th st. Lands! ) | grandmother, greatgrandmother and sister 275, K. of P. ‘aged 6S vea ‘ ; made _like new. Victur_ ‘ost-Dispa > ter age vé -¥ = tiass lessons: ; iss . iciciiiammitiaieaa i ' 927. | **E tn ) ) BUS excursion to Chicago, $5.50; round | GARAGE —®-car fran $245, small | any hour. OM Ar cadia School. 9543" Olive ar eae “cojored day work. cleaning | MACHINISTS—State as, 08 ,gxperience te} | So stim “9 venice: iarel S t s +4 aerg—On Monday. March 14. 1927. Tinern) fin — — | : at - aa™ ‘ Brockett. husband of the late A at sa hee ie Ss. Ag ges ty Taek Sage ae li ) ere Sanford monthiy payments. ‘Lindell 0505. (ce? | st. P hone JEfferson 43 (e8 Lat r undry; reference, _JEfferson °317 ga! ar y ‘ apes ‘ted Bo -D. c) mmons, ee ANT A “B® arta Brockett. cear wo } te son i--.|m., to Eden M. E. Church, 19th and War-|8 o'clock: reservations” riday evening. | GARAGES, sleeping porches, Senaalows. | STRICTLY private ——s ennai P-lb4 P ee Lor Ser eee work. | AGHINIST—AIl et 615 o> Wiliam H. and fic hael reek - ’ street. thence to Bellefont aine Ceme- | 7317. mh, St g be Call JEfferson concret n¢g ashpits and general contract- ernoons. evenings. eigauns 7 att- eg ees 4 Poat-Disvetch, Vv ictor, | (¢73) “i'"iom RBodenbeck. 4427 Sexave | cuarantee Grace Lawler. 5026 Deluar. | ow JHfferson 44090 work by day OF | VAGHINIST AND DIB MARKER — Expe- ~ SALESMEN WANTED _ - & Rose Slocum and Mrs. Martha wll eS | um and “tine wie y | 8 rs. Margaret Cook and Robert | Deceased ons memibe . TRAVEL airline beautiful scenlo hi h Cc If o1lW. ee FOr 78 Pp: Lo . , | _ = , > r of Barbee Chap- | ghway ax 892 I (c) , FVrest 6780. , : 4 ma: wener ho IRE = “ae . to Kansas City; (4) | LADY—Sit.. vounsg: desires @o ome kind of | Raya ogy "Oo. 2619 BUILE. SALESMEN : ns Chrysler sedan: pick | 2 SS Sea | ter, No. 31. ¢ (4) Dick UD | HAKI\« : | WESTMINSTER HALT be from the Ambruste: chapel. t , and deliver passengers. Pp Mis\etnoD sloors laid. surfaced tiuisues the 3808 Ollve t— w i * . 11 ; = Sester avenue, on Thursdav. hon TER. “K Entere a dein rest on Tuer lay JEfferson 4111; details, hone ae floors rene wed. DE ymar | WOT. fcR) | Classes Monday evening. Lindell 0500. ab! cashier “or check. en See | Lae Cale mM, oe oe OO 2 | a> as once: mus onper™ per—go-gettin glute 7 werd 17, at 10 a. m. Interment in Val- | -_ arc 1927 _ at Loui a _ TRAVEL sn papa HARDW x 1D FLOORS Jaid irfaece fine) === 78 So Se {c53x) LAUNDR E a0: eslacaks av alanelon: | MACHENS Re as PEE te’ hs 307 Grand. ca) te S the road BS stig Cemetery. ) ag ye ae iat reet, ioved | el RED AND WHITE MOTOR STAGE Ss ished; old floors made like new: reaspon- good references IE ‘tferson 5283, ‘| also an engineer ant ul] sg { arip t. of th ‘eames Goon: men Diego (Cal.) Papers p:case sate Os re _ rep Bnerina PARLOR COACHES TWICE DAILY able. Forest 44U5J. | DETECTIVES " | Lav NDRE SS---Sit.; white: $2.75 per day. oo gig cs “ma a te a K eine, 5 ALESMEN out. o es —_— YE, 3 9 reen, Mire. Hannsh thershead, Mrs.) CHICAGO, $5.50 KANSAS CITY. $5.50} HARDWOOD FLOORS—New floors lald. | Fx 7WNGeR wT : | £ ond ihn artery aac fittest ‘liom it things #5 wre : y | ; op a Entered into saat on cits: | Wen Mewes aah’ Wey. aes, tan = ROUND TRIP $10. Bars g bo RR a me a ball floors | | EH | re x: OFFICE ZR WM. FE. ra HASSE does Ent! a we 520. annette Mi a gptard ‘nines | . pgs a = | t (apo! y | Pr —exene HONE ©O. OF ST. LOUIS, Pr ay | shadow! i iee investigat ing, -locates maieeine aaa agai half | ences required. Box P-B2s Post D ispaich. Se vwRATRE GAT DGALTDN. _JEffer ees. 7 | REAL ESTATE SALESMEN lars about Goodyear Bs-ttet TIR: “cv @ Guaranty Bldg.. GArfield If you have had any selling ex- , ch 15, 192 at 11 a tc Meyer), Loui at... ae Mer 1 Meve aru Piro! Denver. Salt Wake. Tulsa. Dal- ‘ ; * et jjiness, Barba ira ae oes , our ageagi hrother. mother-in lay athet acs rn Angeles. Specia) rates. HARDWOOD fae ms — TaN. ong og |B BS 6. le. nn : ' OTS Lew ec now or new loors ali . (c8) F AU SDR ES as “sit ' experienced. c leani ng: MAC Hinis v/R a tz}. beloved wife of . Paul | im-iaw, erandfath: and uncle j he age | _ . Bug Devot and Ticket Ofice. ime ) , ‘ ein ie A ; fehin : 7 11805 Waskineton. 4758.(c6) 3314. a a SA ene (1 | 1 “ADT does shadowing and investigat: ne : | colored ; _Thuredsy cm se ietee nm 1408. *_ |; Three capable and int igen railroad | } S : IRE Co. ee te Oe her fortieth | Funeral on Thureday. March 1 | a ee a i tto a lehaedt, in her fortieth ; “uneral on urscay. Niarc J 7 enema ed a cE a 0 . TE T RAV EL THE wt W Ax Jackson, 4442 McPherson. JEfferson 9295, _ day, i Sat urd fay. Pau } tin ne. TE fte reond. 8051 | and machine experience. afe A..F, for tee , ored: | subdivisions and improved proper- a. YY¥i. fre) 73 " ih il ‘rros.. oc} ]. OPEN SUNDAY MORNING ? m Ziegenhein Bros., chapel Thursday, March 17, at 2 p. | Cherokee street, to Goldman, Mo., (Motor) Leave 7:45 a. m.. 7:45 m.. dai CARPET CLEAN’G—UPH’ Ls’ a (38x) | Lav NDRESS—Sit.; lored: day work or! Overhanling work: men of exceptional abil- SERVI cleaning, LIndel! 1684R. ity will have good opportunity for pro-jtiegs. Call at“9023 Title Guaranty a Dp Ee : hicago. Detroit’ Kansas City. D Y oe ve ED 7 HARGRAVE. SECRET | Hermann & Son's chapel, Fair’ MILLER—Jacob Miller, entered into rest C ansas City, Denver. Sali aera ea VICE. = — Florissant avenues. nterment on March 15, 1 m.. oe mt ioe Lake, 108 Ange! 2 es: epecial rates E "dk 0. CARP ET CO. ——9x12 Cleaned. ms. Victoria Bldg. : 2 Night and inves- | LAUNDRESS— Sit.: white: wents bundles. i motion: position open at ouce : advise fontaine Cemetery. f Christ Miller be fathe oy Aether 1IDWEST see, Co. 25: 9x12 chemical. $3. Lindell 4558. | tixating. CEntral 407 one and Sun-/| bie {where ‘you have worked past 1D rears. : c4) : Entered into pest Bn James, Alfred, entather Blane. and | Marquette Flotel. fereon Hotel, (c8) | day. PArkview 6054W. . Rutson. man- _— h KY..| Give age and phone, Box P-343 t- +] ; hegre ee en ae ae COniral 5220, Gartield 1800. MAIn 4600, | CHICAGO Carpet Cleaning Cor bat work | seer: ae (c80) AUNDRESS at aning by day: | Dispatch. rey — te ® ey crmeyer (nee Smith), . beloved | aes residence of Mrg, W., SRS Bee: (8) | Lindel] 2030. 3829 Finney. (cl4) igetigeae wees scored _Frorence. Sesiersst aah, | MAN —With car, for t responsible si CA / Tram K s oe . « M, “e “ apr age egg ence 4 | SPECIAL NOTICES | ELECTRIC \ WIRING , org. | FOTN oar . 3065. half days: reference. JEfferson | | drama. trom 2-4 4 oes, ‘daughter of the iate Charles ar 4 (3) Cisvare = . -——, | ELECTRIC wiring and ena fixtures EA TURE ht.-entire course, LRGAt. BTENOG MAN —Neat-appearing. with oar. to — Smith and our dear sister, sister-In- | PETERS—Entered teto rest on Monday, | fie. see att | Heory, ety uis Tn See eee = Cee Band 25 years in the yo qe ; a wk ae aap | | wranoe@ Coeusy live, Roos goed he “ \ ie unt. ; I ; , . -_ | “ “ U ] e , 3 & Se ae Ra ODE CQ “ ad - ‘ ‘. 7 ig ee — March 17, at 2iy, sok "Sdhaeed ‘ usb eae “an ler whee of ws yuri, do hereby give boi ‘CAN you beat it? Now $21 wires six kuthorized School of Beauty Culture, | Call Lindell 8201, ~- (6) | vay: call $4" p 1s. $985 Clive, 2 oe = m., from residence 10454 Gemblin Peters (neé Ehrier). beloved father of Ed-| 22 e responsible for any debts; rooms. Riverside 2663J. (c8 a taylor, (c53z) | MAID—-Sit.: colored?” 6 half days or | men; ood pay: apply 1-4 m. 63 a ; at Interment Friedens Cemetery, (¢3) | ward Peters Jr. beloved Bee of Georee and | soutracte: biter this date by my wife,; FOR new and old house wiring call A. Hi. | Ht eras Be, file cole 4 gave TYler 323M, | Grand, room 343 Smo 7-9 p.m (co) | iia ees aw *y t > nig . 4 ‘ — "a al 7 ° ° ‘ ~ : u Cc ; ~~ { ] : : ad —_ : 6 ee Entered into rest om Monday, | Elizabeth Peters (nee Schlotman). dea (Signed) HENRY ALFELD. , Be = CHE RDING. 3939 Virginia av. LA-/day and nieht classes. ‘St. Paul ‘Academy —— = iron abst O34 n service night or MAN—Middle-aged. white. to care fog | | SALESMEN—Can use @ hish ; Clede 2163. Cash or terms, (c8) 'of Beauty Cu ture, 2d floor. Pine | c8) MAID. S an — | Jawn. park and clean-automobiles: goo . 7 outors: it W—Sit.: or ger ore) housework girl: pay and position and home for experte need | Ciaity, to call on 7 ‘" i> S | only . Call bes woes i | } husband of Emma L. | an T Pete rs and our dear brother-in- | SPECIAL NOTICE—a public hearink wil THREE roo Te } | 4 ; ms wired complete with fix- ARN en ¢ 1 { -- 91 LE beauty culture, every nie woman)| colored. JE fferson 224 'man with loca] reference, 918 N. 10th ‘c) oe 4 roe uri Theater Bldg. a a re pn ; ° ee . 1927, at &:10 p. m., Edward / brother of Anna. George. Alois. Catherine ; : f | las m , 5 ao | be given March 26 QO ; ee, ce - . ' (nee Ofenstein) be loved father of é i son-in-law Ome Pee ; ‘ : ‘ , Os a. Ties | tires S1Q0.4 0. T hol ° — saaieibtlintiaianiaies 4 4. Clare nce and hk: aymo rm a } e Alter and : fF ‘Tt ne Thursday Tr orning. War C hy 1 ip : ‘ Lie T nited States ist? ict Enzginear’s of- after 3 ang ] m re it 4w. ba " feels the fascinating de sire to enhanc 6 ' M AID Sit 7 co} ored. or 2. worker: |M AN —— @ hrte singie pees be og ” stay ou 2 _" . brot he r. brother -in-]} law. father inm- j al : CLOC f resi: den >. 4] TRA }OICE. Fo: em ca. ¢ “ustom House, Sth and Wl 2 ING “1. a ae o misslis tIGHT.’ NURSE—Sit.: practic: lav or night. bes r. the George L. Pleitech chapel, Peat — ‘ E 4 red ant . 6-05 Leg A 5 ae lay. oe ee ee Interested Der- | searantee ad old house wiring and fixtures! = . 6th st, = (c8) | | references. Ores Sg: aia cay « 1 nas. TEN | ar leancut. zeltgnte. rmanent. SALESMAWN To call on n citv and coun: enue. to Vatha! Iq Ceme iery. De- _* ce. aes ” ‘edetl a J oO | ~~ ; — nS an fSDSECIaiiVv those acquainted with | in st alle by experte at moderate yrices. MEN- Ww OMEN. 18- Dd. santas to qualify | De : = o oe! n 4 tra in u one ton avenu try de: ustr nati ‘ or r ae dear f Mrs. Mamie Ander- i} vigati oY the M ssinni dee ave | cast ie “ 4 ms ; for Gover n 4 oF, | NU RSE-—Sit. ; colore d. care child by week: eood pav: call ? Dp. mM. 266 Field Bide. was & ‘member of Car pente ——_ an Shaye” San pena ps ~The age 3 ; ISSISS1] Rive are an ee term §. For estimate call i! ’ ernme 3 obs: $25 to 60 week. . aries JE Sffe ers 7155 5. uth | Tavior an ad Oo) lis | jocal manufacturer: Local No. 73. 'e) jo woe wr ae ee eee | UFTOO to be present to Dreaent thelr views | Seec-. Wrignt Electric Co., 207_N. 3d.(c cR) | Write Ozment. 1203 Arcade Bidg.. &t. Louis.) ————-— = 2h ies —Ru air cere a. ——_— —1¢ | salary expected. Box G-143, Post- Dispatch. . ‘ y eset ve Bi Harr: +. Reiss. amd Ourjso that all necessary information | feaes eee - = Xt E—Sit.: practical fe or e! ierly per- | MAN- About 30 years old. “one who has ne — n Tue (cS) I ble fax RIEDEWALD—-Entered into rest on Lues- | dea: andmother. had prior to the final conasiderat - | mal] DE! 791 | had some experience in ixin olor 3 LESMAN—To represent reliable facto - y j vs . , 3 as ue isha nsgiaceration tj } SCIENTIFIC beaut culture tau ht dD or simai an ages. : imar ‘ 2é a. ae a ’ ne ‘ rym] x © lor i eday, March 15. 1927, at 7: 30 a. m., Funeral from the residence of her son- | permit ; GAS PIPE CLEANERS eniaendl Ma athe te Doar on ty 4479 | : : WITHSE—-SIt. or care for in. | and is canable of Fak} ng. charge of a| ’ Southern Ulinois and Southeast cer Fred Friedewald, beloved husband in-law, Evereit Handley, 7043 Warner ave- | GAS ee? ——— | Washington. aor - r OB00~ lid in nice home: references. DElmar | & partment; ae experience and salary | eourl, preferably as side line: mers A P IP ES > a (c$) : h wa Edna Friedewaid (nee —OOPINS), GAP i nue (Richmond iehts). Friday, March! , ‘Nic vi oreo: § n ” work Fee Bee: : ..” 07 30W, expected. Box P-63. Post-Dispatch, (c5) | 4, riedew: ge7 af [. 14th sat Yler 0640 | —- —— ““ (c82) ae t9 any iiiing; small salary. River- | gional trainin ‘on 00d education and | Si LESWEN -—*oung, Catholic; we ve an t avenues. Funeral same Gay al Funeral Thursday rch m2 \CONCRETE and granitoid work wanted: | tn a bartering, it pays. Since 1893 | side : : (cd) personal lity, willing ‘to start at moderate! opening for two men in our 7+ a 3 Interment in Friedens @emetery. 1 from Bopp's chaps Kirkwood, "Mo Lost guaranteed work; lowest pr work GRand | Pht aatnae” gol system has been _ developed. | STENOGRAPHER—-Sit. : typist, experienced | salary in old established business oo tment, -for local work, member of Pi igrim Lodge * TO baie ——e ite lapel , a - ie os 64686. 5 L prices r oe | basing and proved. That's why 70 per cent! at taking dictation, posting. pitas and | permanent employm ent and advancement rodeur, room vig © \ Cena oA. gai A. F. and 4. M., and , Louis {72 erment privace, a | AIR E DAL Tost: male. black and tan: | rarer rn ree! | OF BA barbers are Moler eresuntes: earn | general office work; salary $10. LAclede | depends on own abil! no selling or so- | 8 :30- 10 a. m., 4:30-6 p. m. ‘ hai é lack ‘| CONCRETE cut and wrecked without! While learning: day or nee in .. few | (991 __ {ced) pone : one pins Re mono in insurance, law, | BAL ESMEN— 3. startin Mondpy nation: nto @ real DO | S'ENOGRAPHER—Ssit.: beginner: age 16: 2 lice Ralet Associat ion. (c4 | entered into rest on Monday, | r: answere to name of Ra«s:! }lastin; Jraner Constructi a. |} short months you can step le ai bi 4 12-435 1., Henry ' 7-8 Wyan: satte. e : | 0263 eee ee | ar hgigten a 'm aster of n sep Into @ Cal | teaching Or general business can quality: | a “advertise speci + ——- Ac LER ‘sows | finished complete commercial course: | give your experience fully. Box Y-160, | Juat a vtgee il plenty of cdo “cood 94 or Z—Entered into rest on W ses a) | 5929S "Na — 2. kt Sy xe ' " j g?* a nry J.jochewe ¢ On Norn broacway Par | » ie ® 1. t Tuesday. gold. ty | «as Game Tas + rite for cote e) MO BARBER : as ’ os . -, om wd x. “ere "er inee ather enry C.. Fre ; Ser Clasp: reward 3815 Maen Fe: may “Band EXC AV ATING— ree. a or smal OMB. | ov OLLEG 22 810 Bin (c8) | neat and refined appearance: salary $10. | Pe t-Dispateh portunity advance " . e iA t- onl ory me Fritz. ne- Aucust = rillian pna M. and Len: 1. im . A | Sa eI Bon 4058. ick) oe = pe Miss Kresman. Neer 4: 345 “TAR ae (Cc +) M. A N—An intelligent. voung. ae asAist Pn manager. 10-11 only. t ab Bg. se tele is “ po ° ae, Mary ‘rit dear Schewe, yur ar father-in-law rrand- ,OLD—-I pst re ee IRTY-NINI STATE Hot ise and “Window STENOGR. AP HE _— ; thoro ughly train ed | cabinet shop. ——42 mei uc) Bored son, of Mrs. Mary TTuncle at the |faiher and great-grandfather, atthe age | on’ Shreve betacen Merve me GAN, | Cleaning Service. Riverside. 4017. Floors PATENTS “high ‘school graduate: can handle heavy | SEN—Young or middleaxed. “to run_on | SALESMAN—Buxperieniced, eat a : a 1% : lar nb STaig COlfax a = Oe Nishe woodwork al! ain 4 a veal — | dictation am urnish Teferences: can as- trains: long une. 238 S. “ols at. {e8) gas appliances you are = ten of : vei & : : y ars. : . : : : ‘ “FAL, Ggnr i . lez ned in ‘ Vy . “nana \y ¢ " r A TE NTS © h tained. advice ‘and folder | free. ] rit ook ‘ y } . ace 4 a ee ey ee senting ve - PP eral Si ‘ie? 20, at 2 on. m.,| Funeral Fri iday. Man h 18, at p.m. | BILLFOL Lost: by lderly man, nats ¢1. | s cleaned 10¢ each of 12 | F. J. Larson. Paul Brown Bidg., 818 Olive |” oe a Mise hese B Acie Mde Tas pominal | IME N—And young men, to — on pas- atnbidlcn you a ge Bg ceeds a > _ vem w n Wagoner . oe . “ aioe wy) "eae ' i a DM vl Int Prmeti in j a - ay ' r" , K- P L AST E Rl NG : iew ind re D air wor k : CEeEL}- we" > -Spes see — (56) TYP 1ST— ¥ - OF cl erica): 2 + ars’ @x- netiaeatoad one Apply ot ae sted want, see R. P. G fi. the ‘Laclede Gas dight P4320 Warne avenur, to 4 | Bi ttcnenin tot eter ' | Soe owes pi J Gang Ines a | ialty. PA ri v mn “486 LW. (14) ‘Seen? gettin gy ved ‘On man, patent perience. SK Irk woe dd 520M. (80) | eN- Young: two clean-cut aggressive. Co., Room 405, Lith snd Olive. _(¢$} : awcsag iit’. a ‘ 4 . : ns a Jonanaeapncurensanon aad eesaeain—andiaaDinanic : - } hAwver-* OaK Ie "CP - 3 ‘ } Ciena oo > : . . . 4 . " _We é ' arch SHE EHAN—Ent into rest en . Tu Myrile Cro m key ring! Return to 414 —~lineton. 'D. C, St. Louie. office . "407 S.| TYPIST—Temporary; experience as ad-| to break into special pales work; salary SALESMEN—We reauire 3 or 4 exve- Gavi ~Sudden!y on iy Gay, sai i ‘ M: mr : res {o> re s On ues ¢ % ‘ ) 1. > ee. ds _ th UX 3 PLUMBERS Broad wav ‘Phone Garfield 1047. £83) are sser and ge! eral office assistant: Age | n¢ bonus to start. 10 61 Railway Ex- rienced spec falty fsmen: men w are a! M ay, pe oes i DO. Iv~4, Ot O20 a. ever al ‘ - Feward. ’ ai 7. Oa ae = SS ees = 16; can ‘hey M beet y riter: saiary | change (cB) accucaanes, a, . are weehan, eloved ife of the late | ¢ > ‘AINING : si; rd ‘LUMBING an ar} Saliah) | per month is randt. LAclede 73 y Ay IR RO I OE gay a ge owners brerer . Daniel Sheehan, dear mothe Mrs hn lal] nee purce: City Limite Cat ca ‘lumb ing ¢ ne nf oi) , . fot & PROFESSIONAL ya 2 , " (ed) NN ME ‘R TO! acme ai $5. $1 fall ceve cies nem at La Cross ates i aC ee Fe ee , oe hel Tr. P. P. inside; reward Box J-195, cla by day. 11044 Angel rodt. _ (4) | ( } E tA 2S | was a member o1 Plum Sout nirteents ree mn . oa y Ee , 8 Flips : GET Stolte & Co. to repair and resurface RI — -- ; with natural coats panel: j ™- .} as, a. m.. to COINT E— Lingt Klawd a@y.. your cid roofs and retop chimneye "WA THEAT CALY | WOMAN—Sit.: leaning or/|_ Male or f emale, steady _ work: good pay./ mission, ful pert time. National 4 Ao- papers please copy. ‘hurch. Intermen alvan 2 : ame EM) ps ‘C) bash S74J. ' gs (et) | ME N AND Wom! VN W td 1—Six: youn iz. to weekly work, _ietter omn 861. _. | WESTERN 1L LATHER: ‘CLOTHING ns | cident Hociety, 3 name —_ vy here: nd travel: experience unnec- | landeil 7280). = aon | ORUERLI——F rivate hospital, Home sie ee ee | cies ee anny oor | eC PAINTING easary: lady director Phone 1206 Mel«| WOMAN-—-Sit.: colored. to clean Thursdays | bor Agency 2 N_ 9th ¢) ei eT 7° So AS; ee ee ee es ee en | ee iS: reward | oe og ny rb ee: mere | bourne Hotel ment. (cd) | and Fridays. LOcust 5367W,. PAPER AND PAINT “CLEANERS—Muys NTS FOR AN, Tee rae oe ent e” Bene ee 4g 7—-— 1.08% ‘omeranian Ol! orang®. maanting Ph kage (ye on SRaE — — ¥ WOMAN--Sit cleaning or laundry he be experienced. Call G_N. 1th. BUILDING ‘ on 1D ¥t ence Son , yi tars @ Gave ite ‘3° EQ ae wn re inwing. none JrKilerson ! i { 3) hs ° *. ‘ , - ¢ ¢ ali Hl nd . irda ic4) A ses : dave Th irsaday. Sat irday, JEfferson 420: PAP ER ort es ER Pirsfclans only # bef $60 TO $100 WEBLEAN b hontey: i ; dasenpfiue Viliam. Alfred, Walte aii aes male; child's pet: "roofing. ie Th ‘Sch cea at 7 r “KAT WOMAN—Sit.; ored. > leaning by day. $0023 Moreanfo EX CE BOM Ale YE. Arthur Miecer, daug r- ined f Os- wt alee. est .f 40 : ‘352 Chouteau. Vitter 4449. vo EM P| OY ME NT hundies Dring home _GRand S7Aow. PAPER HANGER—Firs t-class. Pr RIENCE at UT hep, 3 ty: BAY: Sonts ar, . dear sister-in-law | DOG—Lost: black an + rge female —— os ~ oo ° A a - ee WOMAN-—-Sit.. colare@: cleaning: e@part-| 5918 Horton pl. (cS) DREN CES ay th lL), UR- aunt e age of 31 ears. 4455 Gannett. Riversid: 1: wry (o% } BROW beets y_oett 2 papering, reason W A N i % FE D ments ffices: reference. Lindel! Pa : PER H ANGER- Experienced. wl > RAY. 314 ce c ao anany 1. 1214 Mid'and 4 (M52 =to is. Call 6 p. m, 1260 Aubert. _(c5) I q : : 7 ‘ ’ 7? Funeral Friday, Marc! » at , ..4 DOG-—Lost: small male; reddish brown, #2: tn ey ae , we ‘ ‘ (MOK, ‘ i2rpjs fooneral Horns #>*? 0) 7 ’ } : lonnrhw aa — - t Hi MOWR, ec ah rh a - “ : — a aomememeenetaiemmmamamaanetinatin > 4 Sa sch MARSOC olored: mime’ 'aerecns | Parte Boe “WANTED 10 SALESMEN ’ ine mariora. 1039 North | ew : S aw; Will bil badd 4 ; ’ ‘ : aii VA eCic nw i OS. } Titi ai A Paid ; - ) iialt Ati i I houlevard. Bethania Cemetery. | South Gran lev al C ; va og 16 : LOW ad 7, TOR G MOV NG, xX oe : | nee — | ; eick os. . 3 is APO eg: — | ain eook: go home JEfterson | rye n (o4) DY—Enteared int rest on Monda ‘ \ a a ; ; ame , Krind iat’ pal “ear ee ie ee s eo E. I E ESS vici¥ BoYSs 9751. AD P At Sane. eb RGE ON To take For city, and count ™ bine an advan- bh 14. 1927, a De ee eee ae ot: anawera te. tame Bae whee | OLIVE MOVING ©O., 2020 Cherokee, $4) AGETYLEN) CUTTER Sit 0k ; tage: to sil high-grade beer manufactured 14 {R j ; 1, 4 eee S 7: D. m., Sari ah 7 a ; a eae eee casera at tS ; . i ng. beloved husband of Elizabet re anawers names bal hon: tO $12 oad. Victor 12 ; Y LE! ; . experi- |; WOMAN— Sit.; elderiv: — COOK-; care of a coal camp of nent 1000 Sa by prominent Fastern brewery: now so! an i dear aunt Oo is a he Oren “iho r 2atnei ee S070R; Ward —_—* - a eee | nced;, or ail) thine eise Rudolph ‘4 vie r ing. house work: references. Box P-115, al ition, |] J miles from Rock rings. from coast to coast: profitable proposition fin wei 28. Pica Katie é eth my and Ge rge Ton Mri : 3oehm rs. A. : l_ cpt aky errier “~ a gee i ae (O74) Post-Dispatch a ie tas Sac Ma Teh be. rite for full part it eg, So yosky. na} s to go-cetters: give full inform tion and innias Mrs. Julius Oeschger of |,#2° in, Mrs. KB. Barry, Mrs. R. Buck potted iberal reavard. Pore 316 Ge neral W are s+house (‘o. ADJUSTER “AND INVESTIGATOR —Sit.; be fa ig es colored: laundry and clean- | retary. Ww inten, Wyo. Box 128. - (¢3) | phone number in reply. Box P-348.-?.-1°. ec. ee ; jiey (nee Long), ir brother, grandfather |efter 56. CADbant "473 565929 Hi ind ; m WR SHI PI thoroughly experienced, paeeeond. fire anne by dav or week: references. JEffer- | BT. ASTERE R—And. hod carrier. ‘ ai saat ive {e76) n Frid ; 2 ae 1 ae Oe oe ‘PING utumobile; herade _referetices. Free | son 0803. Jim Bizoff. 2 10 ¢) . yea ¥ ah Fr ' lay. Mar h 18, é i ‘ ‘ . " : m r . ° r? 3 | ~ aut aah vile . hig l2raai 7 r ne nee 8 gal vl agi ae _— Tr eave! . FOwary, Lin di i o: 344W STOVES, FURNACES, REPAIR Sa Edit: all around bencb or third 0148 BSI Lock bn F noch. I ij ca Ar . LL y 547 3. t (3) a u 0 noo (c3} e a bid beau von —, Mt : |e a ‘ : imme i an. pv ‘ ee tbe : ae — ' - = ag rs Be igian ite —_ ek condition, ré asonabile. PArKview J4dH. Be A RAE Kt "ER Sit.: en books ome" | « yy es : on Monday rt re: i ante rd : erside } ee : —— oe | “Tos, ‘Post-Dispatch vera Sanaa HO) | SALESMAN » . { , into rest lay, te ia into mint , ' Eliza | sis . os y wh @ = AS j ’ if e he . | ir z i¢ wi . 3 no 4 4 ‘Y } j " 3040 or i re 2 : Ate poe . ‘ 4 @ ‘ i wth A unera! rom eke! elderle char oe af .s REP on for any old gtove, range or! ¥-108. Post-Dispatch, _ N E | =: Micnizan ; fur rt andirons, fenders, fire; PUOKKEEPER — Slt. accountant: 10 HELP WA T D RUBRIERS Must be capable: a splendid opportu- nity with the foremost firm in ite oo ae in o Re glen 14, 1927, 10 if { AL INETMARER—Sit : “experienced ‘young } Bt. Tuts, to sell ~~ g not! n ~o " and unt. Imi &€ he { SAA sa © akeiieid, ) > SE at. s7 it s oe 4 . , Kriceshaueer i. thawed. wife of the late William “Wakefield. dear | “yor: sg : W cee mmission, Call GJ ae A G b ‘auer Supply Co man; German; for all kinds cabinet work. oYs pee mee : poten Eton | IRD. 18) a "FOR CLOSED BODY WORK. | ging" #4 htiving Bicturd Saints tor the 4 ome. d to plough thr ough . 2 niche tes nue, Of hursday,, mother of Christina Ww akeficld Mueller, | @18 - Matiaci SL34A Ar EF 7 : til 4 is ‘ : : n> ie “oar: Capra “ . 1 STOVE REPAIRS. 316 a. ‘ae (eR) v "senal, i ici slat : = me 2a am. to Bi. Cae. (ane S.' Sane Wanesield, our dear mother- ; ast; Monday:, do pearl ae | TAC SSE AIRS. 210 5. ED. (C8) | ARPE ‘NTER—Sit - old or new work; day; ACCOL NTAN k 3 mallee; >1 a $200. Con | | nae: ? AM! es4auo0r (Cc) Schweig-Engel Conpannins Pe m™m.. 3633 Market | 0034 Gravols avenue, urday. March re Tar me Hayes, rt MAM Brit hi $3 . . Pal Sats eat! r sf 3 i lesa i\ : . : : +4 er i Zz Aner, roorns. Ss] iF In ‘ A ti ook i ey ( Oul, j 4 reget 3 ta ep a rural mM il carrier : party, c} rel 1927, : 4.m., Mrs. Anna | POCKET BOOK—Lost, v r| del] 6158, 4137. Oliye iress Carpenter. 1223 Jones st. $926 Delmar. _—_______{c} , Louis Co. rnmayS? ECIALTY SALES MCEN. ‘Ss a ee sorters 8 Da i ee eee AER, eg ae} - : - - : ED. «rn sird han ‘all pEOS | . ered a o 3g — Entered i Oo 1) sa) ' ei . Pe > ‘ner . } jt ium 7 iG ik ; Ne } Pin Beds il &: rewarGd . iy 4 iPege ANY size rouw ’ apered, $6: plastering, toe R} AN + Eh~ " . work all kinds. ret a- EB A K ER eT, Te | third } au d. { ali rf) co | s+ eo 8 gg t is o 3 1927 rt JP agin © ep Twentieth reei, dearly be ke wife {i POINTER—Lost and hite nia painting GArfieid 1LSY¥5 (4) gfopanie: ree F7o0s — t ¢ vO Easton av. maneae FAO N TT) 7; , iV aughan, ' the New Piectric a : ; a ' other: in: pointe! liver an hite female inter ALL rooms cl aned $} work guaranteed. S1.00. { Sati K Wee ca e A BARBER— ~k- xperienced, to hair cutting. 5425 i A RAL BR | | Ti , E (@) ) land Bone Cutter. for markets, hotels. an 3 1927 a 2 le John Hebbeler. dear mothe? grandmotnt r, isier, sifter-i1n a tp and | parkview ®l¢ : Phone 1Yier 1474 ( ARPE N ] ER— Sit t maintenance. ; expe 4 women’s and children’s hair cu at) PR hERER—-Paverienced “an ms | vende tal stituiions: virgin. territory; i ota ON. . mie ee Cl; r ~ Ere mn So : sie ; Bu m > Los black an 4 hite nale: . . 3 SE pease ww enced bul.der 4@l repair. ( ilaxX 05907 , 6326 Demar. ee j i I ; mi mission basis w ite Vv han ’ 3 ara Behulte Mr a. rariie rd | - » Bie Geer aes ‘ weldaw Marc} } DINTERS o. iaCcK and wil male; | ALL, ROOMS cleaned $1, bath 25c. Btar | (3) - be 0 work 1752 Chouteau .} a r find d late Edward and Charles Hebbeler, and | tig aap ge * Pas ee and white female. PArKy ieW, Cleaners. GRand 1064. {ee ES ee ieee aia ‘BATTERY MAN—To work part time. 631 ee oe =—— aero & Franklin st., Chicago, \“ ig " dear mot ner-in- ey grand imott! er. wae 18. at v si. Mi., rariqi R's CK at | Drama z - = ~ CARPEN ren-— — Sit, * maintenance, ; altera- Natural G ridge tc} ; ry : I4 a. an an ij ima * nes ’ ; A LAS Ti NG CONNECTION! — 4 . hs a ‘ ; Shed rar Ps ‘ t }HpoTrius hu? r - - = ior l br kt ( { abe! jangin fo ae = T me ‘ TP . nced on : machi . ; 2 4 3 and i: 18 ttl Hog "Pale: , Pend ) . ] Tf ‘E 1 NM, 4 .. brow rr ind black; mo! , > i¢ ora ; "oat ‘ . + or less t sONS. hy ig oue hi ur OF aemetr b3 \ ITE R Y A ND “JGNI' ri ON M A N * Fo: t- after & - m 380° ty Wa : hingt > i he Ji ihn Nat AB Company of c hi- ee anera! Thursday, March ee eee : as male: reward Arkview 328 . Ten , . ~ GRand 45:¥R . ‘i = class id South End Auto Hepai: _ manufacturers of exclusive line of ; ; Aue cord e (c)} Nie! ; ew iT? Keds (c3)} . a : rn « | : a. the erfect satis- 4 m. from Math. Hermann and Son's | VER LKEOMM—Entered_ into rest on Tue oes oa oe epgrees in mente "ig |CEMENT FLINISHER-—*:t. form setter | 2930 Cal ‘fo rnia. se} “A : “od Pp : P : " Fa ir and West }* lorissant ave nues \ aay. War is 13, 192 ye 10 oY Nis ; ; sags he: ] Pine | iia ved , ‘A =. ato ‘ en, | Bun EXP ik RT Wai per and Wi low Cc€aning and ex pe rienced foreman. " Jonn Seneces: BELL Bi Y- nine t lilt floor. Universit . BS og oy hat 3 Applic ant ust on | cam D alan e and advertising a ialties. in Carrier and the = 4 c oly pate Cc hu “ch. Inte: ment F ried- : olas VW iikemm. de ar ly ‘OVE “ = ~ | hz > a large stoc fore \ 2 5 ' j aa* Jas : a from S1 ra. 5593 Bae Funeral on Monday, March ... lt. at 8: |'HAVE your papering and pa! nting Boome | LEMON GB nrc 6 on ‘ Na fab ia bid bb : jl. for « in of (e uarts parlor Has: | residence, 2661 Califour- -E-—Lost, small, gray, containing la before the rush; work guaranteed; prices| CHAUFFBUR—8}t.: excellent city ref- . ~; d_ Washing oD. —__ SHOE ( l rl E nS AP}: ero nies ee : ; nia avenue S ever since it ap- ) . ~~ | thence to St. Peter and Pauls Cemetery Yelmar bus or Ambassador Theater: re- | 4162 Easton. Lindel] 3162. ‘c8)! 403 Commercial! Bid } | arc ela) ind ‘aphier, Huette Shoe Co., 420 N.|) papERING - Painting, plast ering. clean- COLLEGE GRADU ATE- Sit. ; wants wore: BOY-——Bring references. = ApDpy a? 1427 Lucas, (coo) , | fice " mriene 40x ‘.38 Pe ‘ mt; te ice ; eThi pat? 5 one ~ _ . IR HANGING, $6: painti cleaning, eral office experience. Box - ae. | bok 7 :y~> ae o AT | goed on manteu ri Ap et 1; ¥ : pected ¢ Lar. , vo, 4 SI INNER—W ith copper SPU! ronry’s “Balo uty. Inc... C a 4 > TAN Cc wee (aii rirest 4ci¢sd. Neasonable. R. F. DQ Box 16, Jefferson Barr ‘ hingeton ‘¢ . "3 ' ses oS i 7rand al nd Washington. _ } ‘ an ; “« - wn machine. State experience firet let émetery (c3) | Catherine Willkomm (nee Rock). saa dear | eT eecd e eee be dort ; b CIC ine, 7 : ce , i ices of one or two additional ¢ ee : m f } — 0 te eee teint, | _ 40e_ up Call G Ar fie] 323 (3) CHAUFFEUR Sit.; 10 years experience.| of pressing department, must be €Xperi- | paso. Tex, | Q ; 7 st. Loule: we offer @ real ee Andrew inghau i S Fagen YT oF Sx ii hi are Bidg. . Ty} | seicon ba #) 7 Phone c, G 2. MAts does not get stiff MP e¥enve on Foden Mark Le at 2 | 2 ™.. from family lence, 2661 Califor st. ; cane. SP — Tew n, 4 a4 . ° 4 ,i¢s ane 10 st F rancis ce "Hits ¢ mur f} = } iere ay i diamond ring: W as! ling?! on- right Stein ry Paper & P ainting Co 4 erences * Mosepeor san Serv 1cé urea: " ne \ r c bake ry ° 7 ( ) | J tea ly wr rk: re nev AD ply D. OMEN, ai enc Ce 2 , , —- LIWESTERN LEATHER CLO tN co..| HELP WTD.—W ALS i(,eNMOKeNn service. ! rR ; r) first-class work, POrest S201W.icS)\ has had_ prac tical expertence Ox J. Goodman, 4 ae . y] UTTERS— Experience: W Ydown to-wear store: experience: perm a : PAPERHANGING, cleaning "en goods factor -—-s customer eo Pri ome? SFO anian Ae i oi. ¢] , steer y ’ ee a ote ax. ’ | BEAUTY OPERA TOR~——Same avenn - wan + yf : 4 lit ‘« OW samples rj reno per, Jndel} 6.5 DRU GGIST Sit.. ago? experienced . a ; age Se . $i iM) RO he FS ay . Hidg., Gth and Olive st. . ‘ ee ae : . : : P oF R > O N A L aes ; st = , = ilig ; PAPER HANGING—Caicimining Al ‘ expert prescription Lin , mg Kiverside Bi nat Ke ) : (4c Fri *¢ hing experience preferred. ; eer 3 oblong = Miigree. | "ing and cleanir ng. Hlland 61. | 16074 Relief work. preferres peiei aaa rg ile ee “ 3 ' ' BINDE RY GIRLS~-Aogiy Generel Print- SS) | PAVERHANGEK-—Do work tea | MACHINE OP EA aco 3 "une Tre ‘ SUE Se hers hb Dene, 200 wor ox P-297, Post-Dispatch. (@4) | toe Co. 4017 Morgag, fe) t? ce res j (‘fi re vom eA Ag 7) ee y U. 5. Sai } a: 5 % mer Gees wees, We on A ™ mpartme PE MOsY - ; HANGING §: — | MAN—Sit.: wanta to jJearm baker. Bo GANDY MA KER— ist b Od, Alli ona (Meaners (ec) }daily, 20: Ziat. ee ¢ hureday, March 17. at & a. | PERSONAL SLIPPER—last. 1-strap, white kid. Phone | PAPER HANG] 5 room ahd up, work Y-377, Post- 'D! igpatch. (53x) around candy maker; good position for COOK— Whit $290 “Waterman: ap: . from the residence 1613 ; ‘South | Elev- PERSONAL—F. E lease let me kn ow COlfax 65: reward. (e) done right away. Roy, G Rand 7343.( 76) or oo ala right party ; give references and experience; | ' LOR-—On mens coata, ¢ nperiencee “me nt firet ‘floor a Athy : : ,' } ; "RSC Rs tC. Dleas j : ~ é 2 : . . ae HANGING. 750 1} : oi yy MAN—Sit. i. battery, starter, generat ry eonfidenti al. Box G-laz Poet Dis. ied) MOrria AGie li ON. 1Oth “ ~s3 gs | F00K wo gene i - re: ae ) , : . : ; outi hullid =n ©, csdiiatta wer 4 7. a i?) ( .; tan body, tail curled over back ENTER—-Handy man around ad NN ER-—-Outsid ¥ rx. Nat*Davis. 2 fk d 1 ection Clayton: $55. Ten: wales; Breet. th St \ ; : c , " va 4 5 : > ’ ; - pa J > ¢ : Incent s biti cr la> | ‘hegre an Ce pu. irby. hk x P-. ie’ (i, - wet! tan ears, M hite and I Al Lt 4 ote . } ; at Cy! vary C emetery. . + «sige se Be Rae eg see JU K 2 SPITZ b> j : answers | perience, Allen JkKffe reo n ste eady Aa capa bie Box Y jse «t-Dis. ti ARP at people voluntarily sit 4 2 mee fo.) Papers piease copv, ) => - - Se ee te name oo eton. JET Sasa 905. a te- /PAPER HANGER—Good wo rks reasonab le M A N- 3 Sit. experie need, c olored 82 re work i Pa it “a P LEN (as ; ward ec4) | prices. KR. (rum, Hiul nbolt BR ie&i) | 23 eareace._ _Ri¢ kard. *Entral 4 ‘ oe ane experience Box P- larry rm v. Co.. 607 SM rei nts Laclede B! ag, FOrest LAW. (ee) | Stences ox . = Yin -_..W hite ext moed. workin T rker: «1 > om; jow Sstarhin a; tie Geeta eee ter es | Ter ets ete ced eT rads | Sew hey CO” O07 Morenas * AG) |PareR MANGER=—i00~—Teautifal pat | MAN—SIL, Geman, 27, yeare oid, from | CHEE-OGRMG: SHtsrncts featlned = Wea" | aa at Dispatch, —_—(amseacor a8 ne ae ee HIGH-GRADE YOUNG MAN | Ure af. ed ome Harv: ¥ Smith Stoddard Additiun, anu 1 ciLy plock len Og 1 Loc ust. CE n ra! . } AIN Tl NG } AP «+ k A. 4 2 Terr, pen ee a re fere 1} ‘ef hoe p-2 y Ae ot), }? t at Dis. {oO} i t “Oi Lisi CTOR r ae arpeaiagd . lary $110 and t ) os : ahora Shop ‘s ; FORE A Very. eon ot P eos ie nie |e hundred pad , Titvere ae! 2085? gt “se ond KO) IN BILLS ~Lost: a 6 30 mm ad my ie ub: Start work today. a PRERSMAN-SIL.: cylinder. jobber, Kelly: ee Rave. mac mine: oe ey, 9020, ons 9 Oe on ae a seen | el | Youne een Sen deen gear nephe City of St. Louis, Mo., fronting twenty “eX liamont and ATingion oe wy | gee Segara pay ey also know cage, with executive ability: ~ Sie: wien maference Box X-26 tiet or law etudent who | One who has exnertenc : w and ¢randson. (26) feet on the south line of Olive) giepor | tus or Wabada: liberal reward. | ROOMS paper ed. $6 un: cleat nit painting |. iy . ears with lasi! tiome fully: give resercpces. pOS sie ' | 7 sewing: Sa wh it SO9h Juniata pisces, a : depth southwardly to an al- 5918 Lotus is PArkview 4648W, _'¢) | work guar teed. LIndell 4. 30. (cB) eee see ig Post. Dispeic h (41 | Post-Dispatch : Baths , had experiance cous — Fl eins Site: Glogs arery = 4 | é 7 3 4 7 ‘ A — — i : -—- i ‘ e ; . ' taye. “ : Owl , Church, ia o . te ~ e a ley. togeiher with ons0 Olive sire craic | | Re KOMS PAP E RED—$4 and OUR work | SAFETY EN( SINEER ———atit.: 30 years of CORRE So “\tuimney. . i oe a a aan tan} [A real opportunity the ava on known a8 No. ; Chilve ec Found ag oe ed, Stoddard. TY ler r aLLOTHS . aes . Ons | lap a. conpect Wih a first-class ng; $100 month to start; give refereoce | “s 40th at ed &. *} i} 7 ic} : | ience in all lines a rtimen ’ . . é (aR) evance Was made to the undersigned ‘ : > age, with 8 years’ exper i . ee Searth a om X 1) ice Station ” - : ~e D E—Sudden)y MASC! 7 } IE cocet. .“ secure the payment of certain | iM ETHYST Found. ut e+ senda desert p- ron oe papered | easv! awe Nagle, beoig a YBa rs Rant ya a famttay S. a A oo}. fb bE Dispat . en : ane fee wens ze i 9 Ka i “nd wethington 4 rin ‘Ley | . ts 7 ha . f it : ; — years experi ptvtng ‘comfortab “ - me and good wages: laree E ast mn n eo} ; arpotatinn . “* - : underele med, trust ait oolt t Y paperty - |WAGL PAP ER cleaning. $1 aed uv.| ence. Hox Y¥-41L. Post-Dispatch. (5) give telephone number and = referens 9 ccm ge nd le “stream ehek — undersigned, Arisiee, iit Se: it mrraope cR ar a o14any” ; TYP IST. Sit eorm ent: 2 years instruc: } Post Hane 46 lah ;¢ ote ias : ~) ae . ei 6A | : . “— e i > . - c pet ; =~ @ He x ¥* 4: . Ba above deecribed at pub lie vendu } WAIT, PAPER clea ni ne *) per ‘poum ref tor want office post Li on with reliable - ; a r rv, > | ret wforced cor - " design. Wees + aan doogeot the Court Vouse. in 's a rd 4 ; : Y- ; zs Di +4) '* { | ER ANI! PA i A met who has d‘ seme experienc, alj- tt door of the Court House. in said City ef During 1926 the Post-Dispatch | ©"en’. Ps ‘PER clear . ve int & SO ran = ot a of, bool perienced man to cut arads. one "Ts though this ie not eseential. Give us eacday., March 16 7 ' , a ‘ * P oF cleanet a j 3 unity. ice Stix . . i tee r iO. fo27, “b toes eS eer ai printed 74.606 For Sale “Wants”"— ye — aned. ‘GRané 0765. | BOOKKEEP “- . tne 26. p. 1) Ps * — cia enn ec oo “in formation rega a your edu: cl ieeaiaealate oe a py MeCoy inee Low ry , Ap the hours ef 9 f y i} a Nic “ar ble y 4 d bted Neh, and Rantianes essie tiergel, |the purpose of satisfying said inde ness st. Louis newspapers combined. paperhanging.§§ CO}fax ployment any kind, FOrest' 666 ra ced of | G pect eet teas bal pea a { ¥ J. MeCo and the cost of rag ae ct ‘ aay Aru at. cd ng: expert cleaner 2. YOUNG MAN—-Sit.; . bie. will- tre a TY veal ~ —euuerene. ~ late Anthon ¥ Me Coy. dear o'e ee S. m. and & oc lack > We for 41. 174 more than the THRE E other Ww AL Y PAPER cleaned $1. going ses] 4 Uneral from residenc Trustee. » LWALLPAPBR sooeer iets ones F10S Colts 14297 4291. ao ptterson 6) ic) | @&. ‘Lewis, Me., NToa?. 4100)

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SON dey - = 4 + + x ay a 7~ x i - wad ~ é WN f - « i er ek ee ” Da Ae] ees = 505 vine s — ieee “ ates - nt me Combined. Wee h THREE other St. Louis Newspapers | Mite te: ea oe The Post-Dispatch | Regularly Prints MORE ROOM and BOARD Offers than the 1 (8=" es, NOSES POR MEnT—OrtY |) _ Rooms FOR RENT— Wy » sREDSSPAx., _POST-DISPATCH. __ coal __ ory : ees f - — HOUSEH’LD GOODS FOR SALE mu ve For Sale | Northwest | Suirishes ‘tom | Connecting aa AUTOM " ] C A , DTN ~~ ABINET—as stove, £S | Pianos and Organs For Sa =... | 3 mer” een FF ORA. "1900A—Sleeping room. DElmar | oi". Oo rs : a i oO RB i] re FIXTU RES—S' ree VS2J. C neat »? KITCH Et AHINETS ead bak: all UPR IGHT 2 TANOS move have seve ‘LE XINGTON. - 4608—F: irnished Troon gentiemen or couple; kitchen privil frigerator display cases National Peckers Supply —— ———————— OS —= Me icuen i ie 6 Sette ¢. o., 405 Frank: | eg) | ROOM— attr te 2, voles ore co. cs ee +. _ mei and” , ; ? or “ TT) fAGINE 36 lin ‘. if . ‘ ————~ — : on — : a7 ‘ re A op * 4 ae gs namel top table. Kirkwood 931 09 | paRGAINS IN THESE TRADED-IN Xe .| RO! 0P DESK and chaz, in ex lent | Mee . 7 - or aleeping; | ROOM—N'ce y furnished: : j Buick Seoul i ) Manufacturers 1018 Olive st. ste ROOM TURD CAbany| THROUGHLY. RECONDITIONED, 1 mnt 112. 7 3 ne nee eo . ’ - —_* 4 d ‘eu Sed 7 [VER “T°? » - - - "s - i -. ey Fe | ae ™ : 4 , : : : * ‘> . . ‘ > orey? 4 - : : ol ROOM SUITE—Pilaver piano. con . Sige Ee i fy ae 4 ; dds OB Pres! Dd! 3 untu an . 4 | =, VIG ROOM SUITE coined ah) | SOME ARE PosttiyELY, £5 00D Gs | Soll S200t op — STORE WixTUsas, | "HEODOGA S285 waturnished roome, | Foo “, Saige S95 JEWETT BROUGHAM ; | LIVIN4(s Pew N ’ ve PS é « x ONLY 10 rv . t FKL Saimple ‘Orn us cages of i] Kit a 4 ray tC “wo “t , — we Le . at? oom compete verfect con: 0% — pen +E ne a Loe : i Pia] vegas, set 1 * os aT oo ~ ve : . os rezyti I. me ie i em Privzake © sffer. FUrer: G7 0 wlst | pe bre dah am. bdeaatifu S485. a | TF) ’ > : ’ 7 i RT eb. i OD | if — pee : es ee - is ann ou at _— - | BEAIUTII ie =a v wi + “+ yee - te ian aivenls a, v en .T? = a a» "se ned } : . Pea Lb. : t ayer Pianos LIFPAMAS JOE oS SE Se ee ttcd ana (ANT GASE: GOOD AS NEN Por $5 fe. | Aa. Ori riag oome: private hope: | -2uncCuing. 96. FOr head : igs 3 MOON BROUGHAM / yi. ' 3 = a, * GR 39: athe 2 “MYST SE THIS WEEK | » EAN —2 steam ‘ t $475: i . > le venet euite ‘ rvs Se . > | ety EP ; } Bi sae ; cng a ' : Hs oak “ aie in tewn at ; - tf tan +7 \h — " a i Limits : ii r . 4 ; " Sr, : : , ' % 2 ; . pa Ba Btu tie 7 } } a. t4 5 al re J r r * “ & ’ 7 : oh 7 F > yi iy . I \ : ‘ : a : Ca . ” w : “ ? : O8 re . ; 5 "y . ; ' r ‘ I t} if 7 i> * . a . ; — ee ates a ie ze a ; e ae ; al a . mesa P i = Lf ’ : aA2Cat GY ' i," s > ee? ‘ ’ ’ aretha : ~ = av ; a ‘ ng iv "Paep : : | 3 wea worn GIDE ‘CHEVROLET, 3645 8. Gra Don't t t r”) , yr that wv attract stucent Peale eter ggg A . “ ot | TUUb Olive. ; 0 Omachin wek protect ty? gcse pion ~ tell | es n me ni i bom't wait another day to buy 8 Marer. Beaut ner trle rand p rey oe ” Handsome Ut port, chair an air: used three , ; in, | adding machin le desk. lnceve,. | nome: a. Saks —- venience west 205 7 7 oaches Piano. Prices cui to lowest level in years. lari lished and tun a es Conde 2+ give-awad mm in perfect condition 00. S01 : “| om = O98 Gerurite Ride: (5) | BOTANICA! ¥3 arze Ou “ VERNO? 5586...0 s tf — $ CHIFICE SaLe Like Many look end play like new. Rule and spell ecu Ge-wackdy ee. oa se oer ~ Sa ie a bre Ima - it | PIANO—Bust-Gerts Uuptig? fine condi- oe oe it : ve and kitcher ‘“ stints —_— m irmniahed 3 a gu7 OMOE! iL SeRADE 39.33 re iv bench included. rice. ; _ Yigal} U3 turer race e t be 2 ©. REPR!] RP 4aTOR ; r r) ana si dhe ePE: t Por 'y) . 3 3 ——. -—- R P : 6, ay TNICAL a L rE 7 . , Bertone : ' . atte Te AL “RMS A > ': | 4 Monarch Player, any... $8 | Steinway Grand . Fd eh Amman ea me e: oa ates Ratan hatin pench end cost new S700: will getl | — 3 gé ORES JOR OTANICAL, 3007—Farniehed room. pri an. eee mane Sw * > N c i} ss ea “2 : ' wusekee Ding Lai} as; 2 ‘ 5 o H. C. Bay Player, oak : | 5 . 1514 LOCT ST.. CENTR room. sleeDit if neuer BS} Sra SHIN 3 ) Just "ae Gave $20 H. C. Bay Player, mabogar H. C. Bay Player, walnut Pane oo ies Pte , fae b a balance nema “ee or aah : 7 vill h le TYPEWRITER INES ADDING “keeping 1 aa : WASHT A N | 323— Laghe > UNIVERSAL. * Starck Player. mah n ag ate ae “ han cale adulte onlv: rent SJo. : : oS erage. | ick coach: ‘car Warranty: at- | ‘Marck Player hogany HELLRUNG & GRIMM | , suite 3 elt! WH eo? Bu i _GRAND., TERM: AS LOW AS ne frre Foiguyena - TERMS A) Oh and UW ashington AN ty ’ ’ rs : : '{"¢ j [P'a2 “-? ‘ 4 4 - d — r i i rm 1 & > ‘ellet playing condi tio! ( ; merit tique Kre : ‘ ees wares ED 4 . BT TT ah nd mailing lst ve 6 Sa th ¥ LA. ar a — et OS ; Lm a - cms "860 MeNair, =. LOWS : ; tie x aifs eF: > rag , aa ' , rae ~~ } “ ; j ‘ se , . 7 i ' 7 t rh : Ls : j nazi i ; . ; . hin, tage x FEM. iT : a Say — ~ 1 - j o : : - : + 4 \ i ‘ + * “a - + Gong . a ied ‘ 7 - “ : . » i a 206 ¥; 4 * 4 ; " . ac . : ¥ ri 7 : 3 i ee ~ +a ° 4 ' 4 . t-* > a 4 &4 - rs. is! . - . : . . iil : . . 2 fe tien —! y _ ea ee ’ : | r 7 : - . . ‘ e 5 — * } y . . cy*> ‘ + s CRFIRATE ee de * ."¢ che ks ; 4 i me. | wth 4 3 oe Oot "orrnectin el: k. ae - Sos 5 _s s4 50. ac ae | ' om oe | | SS ————— k Machines F r Sale. Lesa nist 45> “LosusicGiean’ | rooms, facing Lafayette Park: phone.(q}| WEST PINE 3682—Re 25 a | 1016 OLIVE ‘gtheet | / Corner L.eventn “aU oval SRW ERA _— ) price. | AC AEAR ay ral gly. ARK, 2081 —Bachelor quarters; 25c_ f sr nt ont, first and "tos 1095 Chevrolet! concb: in, wo sites A iE ACE ents cote elute cage. Fgh aay = yet et me 8 ARR al a Daas TPS DS tte vr EBT POSER aaah 29 AT pete wae ere unus uails see ak Fa Tea ne ea am ii teces ted. mattress $2 : OF ap omer — ane 1014. } anmie: . girie emploved ference tr nsiniceivainns tea ae ‘EST oY E BU 7 AUTO So. HELP WTD.—WOMEN, GIRLS HELP WTD.— WOMEN, GIRLS MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE eee ae ave Winds firelese cooker, Atensiis, $13: ail excellent | "702 fOr 10r 2 S Cabanney home: | quired: owner's hos : (0028. (¢) | VORTHINGTON, Same 511-19 Ea ca. tuirs SPOTTER—(On 6iiks; expemenced, paG 3 , "a7 (1, eS = = like atmosphere; roo: DHE xe eX Cais, | RO eo. on rally eral, LL . GIRL—White: cooking and down oF Be Beek Dogger eS = 5.tce4) throot nd kitchem r tift fi SEL K IR kK, 1810 Choutea $i5 week yp: ds weekly rates Ds esidenc: KTe ~4 mT? nh or emp ove : ferenc Parkview 2892. ‘6304 =e | BAst = —- moderate price . etes ( has. § > eres aaa eh pl Ban ge eee ee | g an ei ce } abana is) | TAILORESS—Muet be exverienced with OTS. Mosemie priced) ewes C | - (83) | ||| HOUSEH’LD GOODS WANTED America: plan. FOrest_s995. _ (5) }_1758__________,____c2™ |home with either. 2. J 1926 GIRL-—White. Ales general “housewor) k anc | ae aaa —_ oe calles te ag - S8TONE K K Lv fi LN pANA eT |i ANDIRONS—run f * perceriis S ieee ions tae =’ y to sans. conveniences: reasonable. LAclede 3654. } _ 7 ears mi.ee od ein coo noe imuncry. reier | -@a—--— _- ; = . «s - yee *» * . 4 . 4 ee tasge ‘ ~ we orip) a aw = ¢ dectote aan 7 N ~ie sep hrtan a reeeg Hy hte oe Ne tie Ses) a en ak roe Sess ahs 5m dha > nD wade Nav 4; 3) he » i “ : - . ola fictingiadsc a. Le eaG eye ka 4 a! 9 “7 ¥ 4 ey Beh aes 5 ha etry tre aia Seve. Sir we Le ee, RID ig 1 downstairs work. 8 Arunde. Aban: j Merchants lupeh. « o . KE. 7 oo Fak? Bas Bes op ac tig iA Plate he Al --» weekly. Blue Gr: RT Tt yy +. : neativ rooms: also h a Brand-New They Ww. 4 a af . . Ded With e experience: in pen imark-| WAITRESSES—Must be perienced. 825 Cjpace wt © portable iy Beds S220, SETS rae vetriveratir oidbere iim "646. : "HE oT AS aT Ri SS5] t ear ie Just in: see Us; save . “en one ith some ¢ or girl to learn. M Market! : : os : } : ' : large rooms rood meals attra ag bution Baye iD ya : re . GIRL—White. for genera: - ewe: egg rm ‘ : mat > 5 ir £12 ' Ln LE Mi x 3 ' 7 ; ’ Piopea: Sal mre + ‘ow aon aehertenon geceatns? rages a {Hice. 30 Nive — - hg living room suite 3 50, vetont a hairs: deshs A? Q70 + as WES F i $F i, 2101A- ~ ro r - 2 { ; > , : re tate nce writ? > 4 , snaall Bate el i io «a? ; ‘ -* bishi ‘ahr * 7 4 . . rr 1 : ‘ ri ; $5 8. ran RSP a eae . a j : 3 A a : ; nh, ne hp : _ a) J | a ‘ saDuia . . ; t ‘ : } ae 7 — . -_ are uaa ie ITET MOTO FR ~~ ;' HUDSON- GIRL- Ww nite: gene rai .» 2U D 4 laa : cag a an rh Mi ~. Sent n TENf fe) * S ; i SEES DOES a Oe : , / ®. mae : remap . | ' — 2 ——— — , ——- ‘ . ; ; i d Be de desires | : c - EF 7 Manchester at Ki nee- Feria tt good hor De pa 45 . pt ; f " “> - “ . ° 4 2 - - .- = . — —— ne © oy a ag el . - r : uN ae 7 8 : - . - eg i »j i ‘ aad . + © ‘ \ : , 4 : ri _ “ad 7 . “ é : 3 ™ . . at: 10 ot * | " ” a : ane ae = ar {eso} : =e = = : - ° + . ; . . _ , % " t ‘ . : * x , + - " - : “ . ' 14 Be : te a . . — = ” " - ee ‘ q GinlL—-White: ex! erien 5 nea. flats ‘ rié . . rae - b ¢ a : ee a eee erp: room 2 Die iis RC M4 Fp jeman furt Mi Open housework: 2 in family. 6® 3» Wa ‘or #84 . DEerLear i ok rg ' , “di ee ' aid nira | MALDISO> "O42 fremt room wit! arc ;4MLy. ove host SO CAbanne oo f ie —- Bit Tornit &. s Wilf ru’ ,UT?.% itl T i a : bd Uist ANTI bt MALE is Ss ‘ : eS ; J j > 3 7 vr : ea: d 7 = Reser ees Poe | rh ; sigered ; ¥ re ‘lede 7600-9 11.08. GIRLS—2®. cook anc ho uae timid - ; 4 re Frys BR. “awtor 4 2 sf phinet Airs - vr ta e = ’ e . ahs -o- ; = rr é > - rr ‘ rm ; Pp j = UW nt ch er in ; tT} ERT j c enn 7 eee roorDs. hecrty : sone —~ Box ¥-2 = 71. _Post-t "™ r m ned ’ ees aS Aciede OLOT , wart: farnily of four: no laun ry. /PR- ‘ S 4 eee reac exD anced a! Sitiis ts L@i@0 u rr. rit , ; for | «4 . is ery. i : en . rr. ; ’ vet se Sarena ; ' - ee wepd 150 eS: eurei: yelerene , ts uf art " 7 xc F : stints ees tL. | .im_country home. Call TYier 2516R. ic! | keeping —— fen | WF TRON 1957-1935 coaches, $105. 9459: GIRL — ie ae for —- and Wi +e MV " : Sr oe = : a! : ‘0 ee. >, f ‘ - - tt 4¢ "a! N W A (INGTON > } b ee . Se ~ ety “y > BOYLE - 4 ; Lares fy house Keen | ; SUBURBAN BOARD» ae Weer. COS Home; retort te ee ae ae See ne BOSE Wash. | Pari Auction Rooms, 350) cas 3 | STRIPS of } . an 3 nz LIndeX 5! pon BLENDON 2101—Ideal summer ie tsi Bir Experign ea LO ig ends —— —— ; REE a_ Bie Baverionces : sieady work: good may Ale Oke Ane SA — ee le; big lot *k from: fre iv: KING FURNITI $ | —_— : ——— — " ¢ OUy rite HU HA. me Hirschfield bros. Dress Co. itn 1 ane. Wb have ab opening fer | 2. Ae : gin si., south (ff ; | : | ANIMALS we oF ee, on 20 Reiech Bidz. Snrinetals 18 » MI ON COAC as -__——_—s«44 301 Washington, me frees voune latis ? vem? id se . . bn aynikil? . te 3 et Dak amen Onn ans oe . nt, ' Ca . . @urnished: ramming wa: ii rh VOY 2-door sedan ya st ‘SEXGTTl | gp f“olore: do era in rn As ie % 7 +* ¢ . : ‘ : ow a! [ : ; i 7 “i if te— 53 * a : : : : i - : - ié . : 4 r. f IT Or ; : Ineacs JT s * ‘\ . 4 — Oe | . ‘ > . y° . ' ae B-. pousework _ JEfferson 1020. | . % , CURBGIR L-—White: cooking : ; yore, meus ‘6132. Tal , b4 ’ ; pte: ; ‘ / he -* UT wy ; - . ; : ' ea — “ oy ie * € Hat ~ 3 KL —~hettled iS Sie’ Ou 1 . as i? aye “8 : . i - vr soa : } cay ' : ata y te et ~ inn atin — ’ ined it ati catti . ae PTs , r . - i ae . ne EL ; AR OSs - é ree ) ACS if meas en 0 . = ; : arene ' Shon . ea ~ " apie ” tapes iain = @uarantee* for+10.9000 miles: very interest- FOUSEMAID peste Ww hite. thor: mghiy expe hs : : - i} $2 : is Ls bis . wert . : : : . Re . s e ‘ ‘ ; AN 7} ; = y Por a - t rT? ‘* ‘ f on * . : ; i bee “ on we td } —Best Dr ces. : a : ~ > ,resnees a housework, 3 : tirgt r av -Bece ‘7 .8. 3 rou = Wiln i Urest oJ a a as ; 7542 , Keston. Liste ~ = Ai witn - tae DOA E. ORE oor and ning room work 50 oper perry © aerate se is deiiaiee ie 4 ce of OOS o% . 7 ' ‘ ne == — 1 td, —For CE, sa Ww be crTt & month ay start Z call CEatral 3650 and CANVASSERS and SOLICITORS ae lars , nt gy a: . AG “ va = : DELMAR, . ‘I Fe TP é c oni nf ee +92! J Stern 7 2612 eo LADY CoOOK—On enka and salads. Wolf | ¢ (QePS Household necessity: £0°¢ Mead ee ele Seanen ik Meade Specitgag S's tly” AES nadie : : iecat THdOr nists aes a Beans wiiiebnes See (a). | ; —— wreckin cash. _ * rg a, 4965 Lotus. Wiison, 40k W achnaton, j a wit eroreml Lior Apory F 71004) A + ; : . | s t . , He f : gar ese : . : ; ~ : , sma is +e + : , “a a, ; Sis ae oa mi p aid. aa -_ —_ i92 5N S Hf co CH : LAUNLREss—For ineiituifen. stay mi Room lq | Pine «@t WIMBINATION PAC E..Tand shes “n p Sp’ - MAT ToT w | gy gyrase sno phen ‘ ‘ : oO , ’ age as ' - ee Tt teen oti, erm adiotl 7 : : 2 ese : £ at. & = —— . = a cee ee te OPERA TOR-—Experienced on ! it he fon permanent pp ion. Call 253 1 + ee, ; ‘ilies “pninaies = — cara if — ferson 105 hath: 9 te fami.) "aAbany 72 ; — senate: “ed . OLDsMOBIt.e— 192: a — Sn fet Loe Se . Tavior and ve (e3)} | Hrwiwa orn : . L 4a asnaaiinn “* Chet er ; . root ae we rhe ae 2 ; ——— = “=” S.. i : ~vaet be be aporeciatec ore RATOR—Exper marce 4 ‘ : ; . : | | | | ' 3 : | : OS ol see on. "ee ay at bein’, “FsfioRl MUSICAL BOROa cstbes” amas jaa of wn CINDELE 2012 rl turmimed roomy, | EUCLID, 759 5 Finished Sige et | an an.” a Sector i= , ee i] Pd " + oo/ - , s $ me Se. E: ve aes > x ; + 7 - ~ ; : 2 i tga i o «! % - , a : , ERG. - - ‘ 2 Be ; a . = yi i: 2 ae : = ~ ¥ , ct i : > oe : = ee - "4 ri > 7 , ‘3 ; : » _ - ¢ : - ; + + 3 3 2 4 P Ps a - 3 3 3 z a %, 5 ft Ps 24 + 4 is oe £3 x s ae Be ‘ ; . ad | > oe os t “ © PN ARE eS eee a “4 | 4) ee) : aa . ; ‘ pitt ‘ 4 ’ : re , hd : } ? - ‘ . . — ¢ i age aie hand ‘ “im “i ' , sas Peas ' aa : OPERATOR —— Experienced ; Wee! S) un 5 eee 54) er : seri tiir : > —- “88 ae Pn ' was : e wrir cer ‘ . ' ate ag "See Sid: - hed . pense “pee ioe pein. ew sn ge RICE STIX FACTORY x bate }20 and 33: compens Lotive DD ‘orest Co; ' aga ope oc yn Instruments For Sale ’ : : : | mo td : _ Don't sll before, geting aa are 4 = were § cep merienced on silk dresses. steady work | nit ay : ecdcbage E> es . set: fram an S20! Jet er | 2 ' 50 a ee | wos + lesirable neighborhood. _ | s 2 Y : n . — | ice env ee ae ha te | “Hirschfield Bros. Dress Co Mpply_ to Mr. Harris, second floor. | Meal gas range. rug. 2632 Chippewa B en ane Organs For Sale “put $4: ciiy scale weight. Lindell 8766.) *'* See : “keeping “ae nea aa NON A ee » WEBER, PLEDGED vs SES ‘ é iad ; . EY a a r> — RAR RANI IAN me §* 5 Ses % wtN oe : = ’ 9 = . . ET)} > ; . _ ee ae- AUT iN Ww ANTED 1301 Washincton. [xX AND « tAlJ wand St aA Ts. ail aie sine — MINE j 5050—Bed . aoe one Sis ine, UR : . e ac wie ne : ? 3 : : ann os : i 5 OF 3s iy ’ ; ate ‘i? roeming rood ad in > : ee | | . y Stucke ( en “ : ; P — : | : : | . : | | 7 . | | | | : ¢ | xf a : i T » t ” i - i I . — - - ; a ; rm . . | : : 7 : : ; - a é : : : » | es ~ | | 1 . | | . “ e Co ie i oe a, ee yy ag BS a: S14 ¥ _ BALDWIN ANNIVERSARY .L—1 ce lump, $4 ~arterviie: 7 , TF Ree pom . 1 fos sekeeping. steam hea t ore. Unen, evening i ae nish. fully sauivoms ht . tHrt “ i cer $ .. ws be gut : i i. ety a Sy | 3a 4. . = . x. U.S ; Ps ; _* ; . . : ow _—. nu, Wa ‘ * ' : ’ as al ao scsory: 1 Ap- um be ned “> Fa - wae ee vay pf >. ‘ | | ; : ies S A LE BARG A] \ 3 eet KOPELOW ete BROS. | — | wo ~gey 7 | 2 +: SALI Vashington, oa fifth ‘floor, i ee y} ABIES Og Hpiren i ppm —a_ OPERATORS — a es oma ~ — aah t ? iN] | ~ $5: =p | | oe . ges 8! resses. Steady Work. . ne in work: 1 Liver. se aoe : fe RR BE en : ane per. , L pine aint cere He Stee 7 ; | etaie- coman Pd — Be om: i GRAND PIL. , “ , aise A tomobiles For Seah 5 pasmnger 1926 Good pay, with bonus. THE required. |S : Olive. JE } pent 5 * i fs ie PR we oy hat : ‘ : 4 a Ss —— a ' ' a ii. - Se = t te, “ACEONY ENT ex NITION STIX Lindel! L827 a Fed 5 t ft : ¥ ' “4 ADt . . bh ; x - : . = . - ' . , . is » 2 ” A r : ’ “es , res , ’ ré 7 5 RL: 7 5 ‘ I on ‘ p > th ; ‘ te © — mn - we n “ r ie on , . . # ~T ‘ j be — : ~ i ; - : . ‘ . wy 4 ss mr CP eWTh.. 12 ' autis + 1 " —* - gry obi: -e heeerkeen i — ee or . i 7 * ts ' sd a Ss ~ wae on women’s dreseee and >.) . . ter oan ntrols ~ Ser ) m8 d promptly: let | Fe aNrrIy 7 irae * - wR ct 2 " A Re outh reer 2 reline. Avviy efter S a == : lic RAD — Quick Mea “aD ne: ey uns teed by the A | af expert build your radio s : : seks eo oi | : xO a | MACHINE GIRLS—aleo body: ‘ ren- GA La NGE~ : Rooks i.e rer le musical « 31 aT) 9 (cm Fees coer > aa mnenesono . rue or 3 adu are. ine oP 4 4 re FPimishad lLaad ree ‘ ere: eteady work. se 8 phew ne Pe gh. = 2 ' ae fo et " fren ober MARYLAND, 4 oe ; 4 DeoRSER NEEDED. — men, Master atx 4-rasseenerr Buick coupe. Laundry. 2 cc | FINISHERS and \ Teaching (. ae STORE and OFFICE FIXTURES ‘a Cleaning Co.. 3044 La« For Sale eaenlak aii nie Ie Rane tS P i se Sz Coupe, if Py yh eer, i aa a ATR ere magDy a. y By pbs ! = . » - t t ; P ' et 6 * ; " : ; hs ' 4 by 3 i : § . E — | oe ” ment >. sce $h Ey Txt RES st TE Ra : 4 “ a4 2 nme Ley 2 3 _ 63222 . S . . ‘ - | . . : . ( Dstt? : aise e@peraters on fabric | fi slightiy used > an 1p. pine 12h TAN? i: ‘arce Ebory ejuare pias ra kis Fixture "Co... ae pers: ee a oe NR ot A - = iis F £ vu oO fect parties. j at Ris y d [4th animade ‘hear - $°5 3854 low AcE 0 v4 \ feat. & seekers “y 7° wie a oo and ee #11 5_Manehrever eerie ee — - ‘aa * Os = an storage to be soid on i coe. : —* m andi «ffice * re ‘« enn: os . ms ae * “i es, ak hack 2 - Fe} ; CHE EV mras evinder . or at > upright go $25 cach. ba “male RICK SNSOH : , ey AaXTON. 4524 aor and kitchbene‘* te Pack. 00 1 = tat rastneg, re ees slerps - - Me — ; Gandy noes T COUPE av. i@) i wig Furniture Ce. 26)5 Frankia. (cd ic aint all t itgeit: $7 50. (eM) | perch, ggulherm expesure; range. she ee car is m est * te s ' . ‘

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ARCH te ates MARCH 16 _192 =a si re ag | WEDNESDAY. CH, ROOMS FOR RENT_wa —Weat | er.” % ___ MARCH _ 16 1927. T-DISPAT i. | Room FOR Ri F.. PosT- -DISPATE tort pees ed room; . cance bath: | erie, @amenes: beautiful abby: a | 3 : sa A U TOMO BI AU TOM 0 B i LES rial $10 week, Huntington xia he mad Ls Se yt ™ Attractive front. $25 es “oa sroughams—F eS. Coupes | For Sale | Roadsters. For Sale : a~ Z ; nd Washington. PArkview 300! ) M- —=h08 Vv furnished - retis hed Brand-New CHEVRO —Coune: eee | Ms ee | se Fa nk [a ot hele nts” Netiegas,.** | WEBER PLEDGED ¥883. © ANNUAL SPRING SALE Ce oe nears ov.| Chevrolet Coupe 1°26 AUBURN ROADSTER | | THREE DAYS ONLY Y A lal IL IE MI 5) S LOOSE AGAIN! orivate home. ba ” a ~ e401 eet ag f Fall size,. Ss 3 So WwETT BROU G H. AM Ticats a ee eee finieh. cylinder bar bump- BS = THURSDAY — FRIDAY -— SATURDAY 3 large closets, 'F 1925 JE yyet Buick coach ; ae car warranty; at- FORD—Coupe, 1925: $1065. Terms. — Bix FORD—t roadsters. 1926-2 All kinds. All sizes. All prices. Every one in fine condition and every one guaranteed VSHINGDPON, 4140—Laree ro $85 up: ‘ van . * tinu : om. _jractife saving: Hurrs ; | bargain. 4968 Northland. c4) | trade . 2860. r OPEN EVENINGS DURING inuous hot ; ‘ 9227 N i ‘ si stasis ae a rade. lterms. } Me Pat al PY . “cs water. shower bath: ren “gga — 2800. aie 2837 = NORAD 2 ORD— Coupe: 1996: balloons: run S00 | FORD—Roadsters, 5, ‘late: $30 uD: trade, LE. . r _ 4286— "Newly tame . ‘ a’ | COR i} 8: 1! he -1925 ' I j : $s: »; te ‘ms, 3S pt. _E. “ast ton, cla i,)>? _ ter: ns, 2506. S. Jeff erson. to be a wonderful value. No matter where you go you can’t find the equal of this display or of these low’ prices and long terms, ASHINGTON . o - = — fecping rooms; also efficien . - pSO0 McNair, - FOR D—Coupe. 1925¢ like new: balloons: } j ‘ORD Road ster: 1926: halloons: | rerernTTT th. cy, “i } Coach, 924; runs O, K.; _bargain: ternis. 8116 Cass. (D>) | ew: | S18 {): $60 down. $385 6 _Easton, => ==B BUY A CAR HERE FOR LESS THAN ‘ ' rHE DOWN PAYMENT ELSEWHERE! a's eR AS rt = sige . = 9° 75 down. Roce Wednesday, Fri- | F RD aC oupD 19° 8 i ‘ new - balloor 2° | ‘ —— Roadsier > rter: == : Pook: AN. oe 2o—LarKe and nal} e, turday evel ae: ‘ _482 1 Easton. (c 6G) ba ‘Sal ni: terms. 3116 & i (>) | z OR ~~ u a ME. Pht nny c . a real Yahlem’s prices are so low that many cars are sold here for less than others would ask for the first payment. Buy here and SAVE! » MAIN STORE detetemind. running Waier: employed . pe Bes 1994 to a2 P| eee terme, _ SULA as aS oeae yn BR A}iM- MI’ tc HELLETT FE ‘MOTOR CO. =i ‘ - « var a | ? s 1 ’ > ) ing room. | SUMMIT: RESORT —Hotel. store, - dane USED oa cB : rai | 7 VISi~? YAHLEM’S BRANCH LOCATION—N. W. CORNER 29th AND LOOUST Poe: | | hall, 25 | houses Sutniehed: Se aes © © WEBE PLED DGED CARS 1925 FORD SEDAN 1049 S. Boyle. at Mane hester. (cd) A ~, t os aay Reis Bagg. ig fore tae + 1 . | 192 >x MOON Cc Q AC H “BUY THIS a | / — me 7 Rey oil aie ¢ f have ever WEBER. PLEDGED ves | ———S on nous: keep: io i . ns = 1926 Ford coupe. $345. Runs and looks | Custom ' : , | meen: terme a CARS : — aa it: ow is he famous nay we a phn re er ree g rd » gl ace | | br oe rah A ‘like nae: sae ood g | WE BER'S N,. BRANCH. _ 2729 N. Grand. STU DEBAKER SEDAN Touring Cars For Sale Touring Cars For Sale Automobiles For 8 “ -~ i ~ ‘oe . job. Lol De aes | urd Vert anically Al: p > sell. Fully equipped, reconditioned by experts oe | : : ———e pad =e if AUTOMOBILES -— | cw * Tret are ous 1 duct Or “—— effers he apait e. LAc 9107-7800. e oP guaranteed by our nationally famous ae OOK BOY Ss LOOK”’ Miscellaneous . at: neat'y . = sell thi || Wuson | Moron CarGa | tS. Grand. __ LAclede 7600-01! | : & hound for speed and a brute for | L \ ’ ell kept by WEBER PLEDGE D USED SPEED (053% sella Be whe Ni iy) ie K r - x HL ™ 29e!l~27 LOCVEY BLD . Fords. late model sedans and coupes; (+ 2 or sg: dl WERE mg aE 1D. - Neat vet | FEesex 4 ers Du oer “ tire. wind | & CARS/// | : FS 977 A former owner; DURE: : 3x } ; @ O738g Grau Sport Mercer, late ween : — ; Dd. pris 68. below end V caacataaas and in excel- S er at Bomor “ uals ’ decorations iver f ca Wanted Bae’ NASH-COACH | — reoorr ~| SCRHNURE= BUICIK ° a eanlen” ra aeees SATB eABNLacant at amon 9S ere ate ponent SAY WHAT __ {hi gris. pat berth ttt sey i sivep- ALL AUTOS bought, consigned fe), Afvanced 6: thie is the late one: 7- FR ANKL IN COUPE nore RPHWES ic AUT 5. CcO.., WEBER PLEDGED > a 54 Moron mena P FASE | | Klink. 3505 $. Grand. LAclede ee en er:, very desirable: tire are] 1926: 2-passenger. rumble seat: Duco NEW LOCATION a: Sa 511-19 Kaston. (0) — LOCUST BYR THEY L. : AUTOS Wtd-—Best prices. Waldman, S81? oy. many for 10,000 miles: very interest- | finish: ‘ike new: substantial reduction. se tue’ cs mee 4a HU "DSON. ae ~* n: iate: perfec BIG 6 SEDAN Beata TIDRE Ta TW ’ DIANA Easton. Lindeli 5963. - '& a PIERCE-ARROW DISTRIBUTOR 1924 BUICK SEDAN one $398. William $390 Cisre 2 eer (80) THERE IS ONLY ONE }) -as inde . CHRYSLER USED C AR STORE agente tenant by Fa . condition illams, 2 * 1 AP = ' DEMON AUTOS Wid.—For wrec highes MIDW EST MOTORS INC _DElmar_ 0145 ___ 4818 Washington hse eter saan LATE MODI ORD Fouring, latest “20, ne balloons; B E R 9 S ) } | “ STRATORS 218 | a S. SF “HAVE: ee tee ene ae tae oak. cerme. Wi ants, 4590 Olive. (eo 3x) W IE Roadsters, coupes, coaches, sedans; all. UH - . _t prices: cash paid, COlfax. ry 6052. bd oar E __ JEferson 3612 .1¢) USED 2218 Locust. CEntral 185 Y look d lik I 0 AUTOS, Wtd—All automobiles bought for 26 acn: condition like ne w WEBE CHEVROLET—Sedans. 1923 to endurance gee et or economy oe $50 to $120; terms ‘re ] for re K and run iike new, iow mileage, and = recking: cash. 4319 Easton. ndell B i : Lotus. CARS | $100 to $495: all in Al condition. tunate in being offered this youve lccking Tor 2. see carrying factory guarantee; prices at a - = x 1925 Hupp sedan: 90 a3 rent conditi on ‘ar at our e quity | Fully equipped and 58 ae ee a . Chevrolet Co... 4710-20 Delmar : ‘ws ' » ‘ » ” ‘TOMORILES Wid, — For casn. Boral ie | HUT MOBIL I ¢ vr PE CHEVROLET—Sedans, 1923 to 1926. py? “ ge gay ARSE 8 nt or Sulea Co, 3118 Locust. rie Sy | We ‘alize in bargains’ Here's a/ to $495; all guaranteed. Flint Auto INDELL 2900 83" GRA ee”. weEpER'S. 1817 Locust hee Pao lad-—our selection biggest in St. a , . SAL LOOLF ~ first ' ‘ JE! YF ‘raon 2278. { ce Just like new 7 main bearing crank- | fins , : vr ; at ie Soe ee can Qe . é “See oe , . ' oe : “pata vi } [= " ey rite ame , ™ Pippin. reads to irive, rougni over- | change, 4867 Kaston., Always ‘3 r= ™“)P Touring. 1226° uke new y s' Theee are unbeatable facts. ou ecpu pee: fron if a rear . rea mare @ themlaa ~ es s ve a: a ree y oe ” -_ FORD [ rine, w f nt ' al . te / AUT MOBILE S “Wd. “——wWiill pas es, pmete os ey re, spare tire, ne ted y ou > Tris: ulliy eg laranteed ee ft 57x) ial ee[R B gine fg Ne ae tees mt Ny bargain: term: $114 Case. _ | (4 3 TOURINGS. Auto Bodles weantes : . ~ : . . } eT s§ d 1] f : ("e = if , : ‘ ‘ ” oe n , : ct we tag - : — riagt ") on. ‘ys % ' * id automobiles. Riverside : by. ? ' Mpa ET ECE u : [EVROLE Sad: Me: 19° 3 24 USED ror) —Tourings. oOo perfect condition . - | Hs. FORD BODY “Wtd- ; a dave Bas WI sl ey , a wm Abany ! *"i sue ( ( q z . SB, cat odandl ati ie a eal aiid ee ~~ a ae pte CO . ies ° gg a gt agp Ne care ate ea, ge nn a Oy, ty ee - gp gl gt _ . et ee — te Pe ee ee ee i el Oy ag ~~ « i . a a 2 0h ae/ raat aga Mla r ee oe OS OO LO Oe el agg OO gay, l,l, a ON I A I iy, aa aes i ttt a et tt, an “ i ~ ee a a tg tt Ot iil aie aii ain alin ei lie i i i a i ae Pe Ran) ee gett ae — ~~ ee a a at, ae le a — rORL—Goupe: late new bailoons;: | «3: — SS cs a? 4 titi, «1 wR — inion in Al condition. P rT “$1 70: $60_ down, 3856 a. ASTON. FORD ‘Runabout: duco 0; starter,” demount- -~ nce i Ne ga neaneeapnecae nanan oo Putncipntemnccnnaniane pater ee - - ES ETE ia ‘al VESTMINSTE .. 3624—3 loor tman 710-2 57x - wd R. 38 4 ” : 4- “— Aqe22enNeer nea | 5 } : new tires: se] ing pri ‘e S95 +} big mt! e te: newly de Oral eu; modern ee 192 »§ cy “pe aa gr omae Tune .: work: $30 @ash: open W ednesday -j} bargain. Oilie Haupt, 4166 Olive. {c4) | USED | WESTMINSTER PL... 4043 ome —— CHE EY Onen Wednesday. Fri- | dav. Sat) 821 Easton, (c x “tal and_ SED. S room, gentlemen e aie 74 hoor . Rh . $75 down. n P4891 Daston (cd a’ aturday evenings. 4X21 Easton, (CD) | FORD. Roadster; 1S: starter and ae Cc employ wsurday evenings. | FORD—Coupe: 1925: balloon tires: { >i mountables $25 down. Oven ©] I OWwr Caller wCONSIaer Caer « 3uy yout Used Car from a dealer who HAS a repu- tation to maintain. Go where a Guarantee is backed by a reliable organization. THERE CAN BE NO SUBSTITUTE FOR WEBER PLEDGED USED CARS! LOW PRICES—6 BRANCHES—LONG TERMS WEBER MOTOR CAR CO. Studebaker Distributors for Over 15 Years cat gt sgl al ee atin allel nier em: sen _---; - Cn Tease { ef “COACHES, 1! N24 to 1926: $40) down. Onen Wedne adlay. rilav. | A eae spe Friday. turday evenings | WESTMINSTER 4$544—Sleeni +: ante Fiint Au- | Sat, 5) 14891 EF -! rads, . Sceping = née or : RS OT Gy ieee 2 | | ; oni zy eS. rivi es - garage: ed by. ange. 4867 Eastor a a sles open. | ORD—€Co1 upes: la urge assortment, : F OR D— R oadster, 1924: looks and runs'/| Ww : aie ar oe pd % “g o STK) k ideas °8 “3149-51 i to $325. menry, : go0: {: Ju re s practically new: only 8125. mw «tis { Ne INST ” ice} ha uniman, 514 _ Sesion, — OS os fc _— Euaranteea, terms, RB (c3h | unt room; gentleman. Steen" ets a | CoO.. s66% Oli ve BS. (C53) : niehe | ia tints we ad: will ve vou & heart- | . ‘ ’ (open Pcine F bo “rida ee F “OR ID—19°5 gy needst ey: red hot ‘baby Been . WESTMINSTER PL 4235: 3 wea : a ony at cali” cam % buy it, Satu av everings Ss | ton. (ch) | balloons: ¢ ble seat: specis "Roam: ic8O) | front room, continuous hot water; it) MOTOR CORP.. 6820 Gravois. | Coupe. 19°86. A ‘Condition: | body: $1000. ‘value: only 195: about “75 | beds. & | $275: $65 down: open Wednesday. Friday. | down. COlfax 5571. 5816 W. Florissant. 4 house: | rr ¥ e Si) WEST PINE, 3849—Light hous ; Saturcav evenings, 48°21 Easton, ich: | FC RD lan ROBUStE Pr: balloan tires. ducoed | iteening , 2. convensences f | FORD-— Coupes, 1922-1926, 350 to $275: Henry Ford's latest green; will take your phon e. fat | WEST PINE, 360: oe Rone a oF - all uaranteed. Flint Auto Exchange, old Ford for. down payment; car guaran- a” te adjoining front. first and second a | _ 1095 Chevrolet coach; In Wwe onderful con-|4867 Easton. Always open, (c 57x) teed. Ollie E. Haupt, _ 4168 ‘Diive. (04) awe ( Sa : 9 is . a > ' ¢c) | FORD—4-passenger coune: late moiel: 4375—Front room te 2990 o11- 19 Easton 0 een re; =. ¢ 9. 85 ‘ weeds work: $3: sh. 464 Easto light housekeeping: sonable, —. BF saints ve » cash. 4 " ry 4) NEW LOCATION Al ILL ¢€ xe hange references with tmmnue il ro HO ¢ ‘OF. AC iT | a teeentnancnnsinenann : I Ko LY m or emp oyved coupe and oman e CHRY SL E R 0 FOR D—Coupe “492 . “needs ¥ work: S30 LA28 7 ord roe dster: bargain. (carom Wi aoe either. Mr. "Rhoton, JEfterson: s 1926 in iike-new cond! ition: on 3000 Caah: open W BF a BA Fridav. Saturday | ®°18 Locus | -CEntral 1862, eLiemel 294 Pinte ‘plies; new car, warranty us rauiDDed: evenings, 48°21 Baston, _ (C5) Moe N— Roar ister. 1925: balloon tires SS : tttea: to si “trom n a FORD—Coupes 15: late: $50 ‘Up: trade, | wheel brakes: Al aii around; price $65 0. CHRYS USED > . terms. 2506 8, Jeffe: an (c57x) | cash or ti rm Sedans For Sale_ | ee TS i | ROOMS FOR RENT-COLORED | MIDWEST MOTORS ANC, '8012.\¢) | FORDS-—Coupes ; your, choice aot any 24. | lOO? OM MOTOR CAR CO. E ORD—T udor: 1926: balloon tires: S75 U WEBER~HUPMOBILE (ii i Wedn As : Frias ' j canon J Eferson - >of Sffor ? § Locust._ a "$200: $67. or e: JEfferson 0 0 Locust | $65 down Onen 7 4 gt a ag a ny tt nite ai i i a a i el i i gg gee > OO OR LE IO ON, A A a IO LO lO gy Og lg fn Or yO. age att tty ihn, Og gay a tl gat tN a ct tO AON, gy gi Oa = ee ON —— a ag tea Oa alge. ail ili. ST eee weit lll tas lay Ae Bel a gg OR Nt Oe I a et ge ag ee ee | gt | LUCAS, 3316—Furnished front or ¥ . -~j ‘25 models in hor , se 3 Brand-New ( Rae Was 30 anys. W. H. Owen Co. | MOON S—Hoadsters. two, 192 ? ; ishington \ perfect all around: pr bi lig. | > , Oo” Essex Coach oe OR I . . ai wy 7g dix | FORD— eae ij beds; $7.00. LAciede 36 94. 34104 Map. a: D t ito ) qguered in rds latest gray: will adly real bare in tify) | original proxylin lacquer color green; will A Used Car should be purchased Y . « le , ~ , ‘ - . i we ireal i ail is be AULIaN ui road ' ‘ f } ~ , * no z oc) | §SeX emons ra Or | take vou 3 old Ford as first Ci +r: come and see it 5 rr yourself. It has give you a@ @ od. price on your old Ford | only from a firm honest enough — — Run 3000 miles, new Car guaraniec, | Suarante ed. Ollie E. Haupt. 4168 [everything that goes with class. Many |'n_trade. Ollie Kk. Haupt, 4166 Olive.(c4) | to tell the truth about it. hal} models: | 8 aedine evenings, rooms: “ iso i; room, : : °76) = On ty, gpg, Ng an aay AO Ay, ag agg ll cay ty, i PON. of ee Ice i a fag Og OI fags aon a tn tc ct ci i Ot a ln nln, — hig Toes ik ' ® $230 down, balance easy monthly pay-/| . a OEIC aS LOTTA Yh | Others SOUTHWEST NASH CO.. | FORD—Tudor se pdat } imp ‘ved models; | ee UPMOBILES— eyo 2AM. ROOMS WANTED | meats 7” .... |FORD—Coupe. 4-pagsenger: Al- meral} 3039 Locust and 3034 Washington. : refinis} 16g in la ; Guaranteed 30 days: | 4i! body types. $125 to $1100 ( ari RO maz nn NGCHESTER MOTOR OO.. HUDSON: | appearance good: auick sale: price D: | pen evenings and Sundays. ,only S320; r ‘ade. NV. H. Owen | wr: , ey ie ‘ M - M bel : Axe nt) eman desires » ESSEX DEALER, Manc hest or at K ings- ODeNn night 3 and Sun 4av rsctaagsage a , ene naranesiaaaned ‘ ( 4 } | JEW E rT Brougham coer 3 ‘ mia ; — kf wr % re k 4 t tia : : , ™ i ‘ Ga : ' Q.. ts " . “ aecr 2 wor. 4 | er gn Ban. 380: Post. Dis. has BL oe h vs sil nicttianatinse 3 __§cSO) MacCAR THY-PARDUE MOTOR +9 \ 1926 Oakland } i F . * Seaans hhsrdor and Tudors; 1924 | Abi easel dep Es a Z |ROOM—By young man: in p: Seto nee ee ae 6320 Delmar. __ Parkview 2526. (c80) ) mY AU pathy ‘e intiay ane On og a (c5! 2) $2: ; cash or term Moot Motor Car i and venings. — salt .. | We tell you the truth. throughout: a real pUy or economy a ee tL] 5 La a Ke Ft reor OO87 me ris JHNS IN _Al "TO ( 0... 28e7 Olive st. (055) Open Evenings and Sundays. | | ROOM—For gentleman im, emall p ar 2 ts. F G. M. A. C. terms. Open Q* > : b home. oot: “ . 1925 FO! ‘(D COUPE WEBER IMPLEMENT a a tO A a ha iii ti lia ila ati atl ii tia ill lt ati tte tg ttl lt i a eat ae ate a at al a a at ee a family, hear car or bus, boarding fon ol se ime it E consider a y etl Pout. Dispatch re Grand. LAclede 7600- 0108. + Bas oY v pve erh aul 6 a: duce Daint: good oe For Sale ma | 1 Q24 FORD TUDOR 4 & AUTOMOBILE CO phone ete, ox ’ 8 Pp e erson and Lafayette. LAclede 0107 7600 lan e tO ver week. ACRIFICE SALE. LIB- | + | {| HYupmobile Cor.—19th & Locust ; ~~ . XY) re * ili eee ~ iN ING { } ES b ) 4 > e 1} } oo on ri . ‘ Oo” . be # (or = | MON-—-1923-1925 coac hes, $195, $459. a x ey TER MOT bie a ee | ERAL | TER MS, TRAD. S933 OLIVE. Five good tires, new ~paint. very good 4 —Branches— Te Keen: | SUBURBAN BOARD | ~ trade. 4231 peture| Br Bridce. ; ‘ ie) “age ! | » kitchen: | investigate co ic 3 ‘RAVOIS Mi TOR CORP... 6820 Gravois | | 20 u ORD UDOR r o73iW. | 193” Solera 5 aR AG oe | ; (5) WEBER~ RUPMOBILE (O} : cameleon. | i se PKS 9?! é Good tires, rood paint, rood mo ! ni gentle: RESORTS : et IF INE FOR D COUPES 2 : fuick sedan: motor guaran- | like ‘fae, $1 50 fawn. dal Jane $6. sag i. = pee . Moon coach, 1925; original paint; new | $195 each. Trade or terms lway vy duc fm p aint and fully uipped: priced | LING! CHESTER MOTOR CO., HUDSON en For Sale @ valioon tires. 4-wheel brakes and guaran-/| oven. i very low:.G. M terms. iE DEALER. Manchesier’ at Kings Sedans For Sale use keeping teed momen y perfect: ierms or trade. we WV, - r S" NCH, e&O a : ‘ Ni Ra HWE r BRA baa agi Na AC-—3 sedan; just as good es new pmabiec.(c3) | OLUBH USE 5 rooms, for sale or lease». CEntral 454 . Ree ax wo vd. aia BAllwin "5433 asl on Ww ILL Y ‘SOV E RLAN 1), Ine. 2921~27 Lecusy = may. | Abany, 2229 Or. 911-19 ‘Easton. (; spie : 4 ilues 14 tk WFBRER PLEDGED trade, rms. RHO McNalr. 1926, _model; _ Cash rer she: : sai | sont : | - “sheet : i Open Phe “en inge and Sun " peel ton : A \ ‘ , - M AC A 4 : ; "AR D1 390 g vt i ‘ sm , NE W Fe ( A; A (i ION CARS x RD i iring if P. she 8 5 Kt ood rereer: »] ag ¥s a Masten cy. 192 Par. hy) c) 0. ny ts —w "ATRYN OE.” S| ermer.\¢ up club sedan: also Ilup atraight tour ‘ \ K r| S ai hap SOF: jevelan rts— Sa “ pri 48°21 Easton av. 5 O Fal d Cc MOO N—Con pe N25: ret saint: srood Wey - a. llup s ‘ent tou! Late \ ulys- (nig u eaan pabhe! ae ee Fe Access 4. ! Miz oR a . ts a an oach ‘tires: 4-whee] brak rice Ts wight. ( ‘hevrolet Sedan and ( ‘oaches ‘Bey ’ ‘h PS With io | FORD— Touring. 1 ee dnend tay. rida si i v nt ic os (ec r , BY 1CARS Wid —Late models: jus ng is © | 9°5 Rutck : car that improv , NO a nen Wed nesday, friday, sat J it. - ban USED AUTO PARTS—Reliable, 33ua 5. | vias tile ant cash, OK 49 Grand. e o q a first-clase condition: pain t food: mo IE ffers: an HORT ~ 1 ust. ‘ Sut ees 48} E aston ' Yun jaon . ¢ , 43 i Broadway. HU mbolt S790. ; e165) Be fences CHEV ROLETS s Wid —-192 i or later modeny rood : sprains d with ha accessories | — ——— Lee ake * RY pag ttt HHETVROLET, 3645 8. Grana 2218 Locust. CEntral 1852, are fortunate in bei offer Ren . ~ORD—Touring 1994: Al condition; al Studebaker Bee ar ee pou ee are | ; rr. TH Sips ¢ TL] 4 trané Teepe ad —e ene a nemrenqoams ~~ - a rare er uth ‘ ne é , Pe . } xchange. 4867 And 70 othere to “select from. SOU around. $935. Flint Auto EX ing fant ; Tires ba 4a re ; fo wie Ate. $18_ Market. aa rs y ’ 2 oo ASH CO.. , teed of cou WEBER'S HiEAD@U ART ) rt . “ay = - i ) a 7 rr. Scag - oT ou . , sy Lew . dioinine ‘ HE V re LETS “Ww td.- For | gore ae 2 a _ 3039 Loc ust _and 30: $4 Ww ‘ashington. es of 026 NASH Brand New LOOK THIS OV E R ERS, 1817 g ti Shan s Pe ee a a: 3 Alw aAys ae , i a ioe * $ r] lghtly or parte FOR Larter. uli i "1900 5 Down 8 cet © OTC > Cty ; " ick &tandard 61x coach ne — Anwn-: N ON M v1 R Bis ’ 19%. A a modes: 5 10 $47 io: Ci. M. iy ' > d gaohpe valves to geri! 1d ‘ar ) rs buble ‘ e 7 $30 ’ he ; ) } urday evenings. ate stacy) | less of condition or age. , Chevrolet Sedan : o sol . A 1924 Hupmobile club sedan, blue Toul aoa open W +t il Friday $: up. Casesll . , . = 8 1) E OLDSMOBILE—1925 coach: pink of con- ~ : 4-pasesenger coupe: late model Nee@h: run ’ . : - > es , tion: TT} > f i " as . +7 @ hy “Fuu lis, ; +) FY RDS. € ‘-HEVROLBTS 808. 4 ; barrain must A y 8300. to he appreciate mil ow la: Pg A. a D ina acocgsorien, ¢ es Just Gche- tetaen. save a) itn finish : Al mee Nan ic al con dition : Tou ring Cars For Sale | Sal anc - ‘@ ‘. mn nee. 482 1 Baston i? dD ' : oO lela: ee ) - qQgu e e +, e i. ' ire ; ‘ - | ne ee 7 - \ \ = —— - -: gin “ont Poon _ : cash. Lindell 0164. of ee ake P AR oe “ Big’) Ma's RN) it > ou are in the cnaekel 10 a car | UNIV ERSAL, 3401 Locust. _ Always open. F $50) Se i MORY AD TOMO. | ANDERSON—Ti tag =f good ae hi anica) | GARUNER—Touring: pertect Py Pari r He eS AND ) VEHI af - sateiiiiesdiiee See eer ene : “ ere Kview 2of ic ; ; . : - order; tires are fine; a@ £00 uy o* attery ires. rev f RS CLES 4 | on he Wea tle: like this . 19296 CHEVROLET LANDAU) BIL ., 2805 Locust st. Open some one at $155. Geo. C. Porter Motor | Tew batter _— c53x) | WEBER'S som | UBER‘ For Sale i FPORDsS Wtd.—Late models; _ briz é e , - é ha he = | «et cash. Riefling. 2501 S. J , } “4 SCHNURE- “BUICK SOUTHWEST | NASH ©O.. 3039 Tocust. Demonst vate: tan ‘Mele ee 3000 | Sundays and evenings. (c80) Corp., 1021 Bellevue. _ Hliand 2160, (cd) HE DSON—-bport. “yourin ES: alee. USED CAR EXCHANGE, Mm dts: HMCciir } So i ue a oP - 4 . - ‘ ety ; Y 7 a ee $. — ; ~ ~ . g: t bar- | AUTOMOBILE—SACRIFICE SALE, “LIB- Williams, 4390 Olive. o§ ; = “os " ‘ “"t+FORD ROADSTER Wtd.—No jes ppb 5 | 1925 OAKLAND COUPE | me les: game guarantee as new car: ba: “USED a gta TERMS TRADE. 3933 OLIV * | $265, $195: terms, : 53x) | $44 Locust. —, by —? a ae. co vg be > Must be in good Poet Disp — c NEW LA lo A i [¢ yN 4.- pasertrer, in Al condition: has new | TRAV OIS MOTOR CORP, 22 6820 _ Grav ols. | WEBER. PLEDGED Ca Sie peters aes Ormrne os _ (c 4) FORD- 192 ae. = model "touring: eae | Ree =. : » sictor « . teat | oo, ee ¥-156, Fowt-Uispe ition: gate 182 6 Oldsmobile coach. like ie duco finish: tailormade seat covers: 4- | ( ‘HRY SLER 70 SED, AN RS AvICK 6— Touring, 25: Moon De Luxe. | oniv $100: $35 down. W. Owen p> as . . = — ee weit sae 5 —" 218 “ntral a condition. Guarant eed. nly Sof easy 927: a demonstrator: run only .- nt] , ry | ROOd; ap. iliams. : i starter, etc.; real buy, Ths, —7—. BAO a Pierce. Arrow ihe cnnke BRAHM MIRC HELLETTE MOTOR CO.. Ting a practically new car at a saving: Rage nage Al when Weber a i gle i x mp Bh. sort for owner: | | Washington, RsaI ae ee rr ee, “40-1 , +, > : Vay cash. pay more. t.(¢ Se ries: k ne ; hh 1¢ 149 . Rov le at ancnes er ' ’ ge Warr: antyVv: carefu inspect mm in- j muarantéa re or le ne pointes 5 ’ . . Cc Porte r Motor . Orp.. as nanan acme “i He ry Ford’ @ ; Rive : % the 7 careful South Side ‘ o ee MI’ L E x iene y arm ag ae ‘wele are - ecting house- | sell. OLIVE MOTOR CO,, 108 I Locus ' te ee ROW DIs oe apni! OAKLAND PONTIAC DEALERS. (c: 2) “d ; “WEST aoe Delmar i 102) Bel eyue. _HD land 2160 a (eB) } iE ‘ORD—Toun: Ls ducoed ne n j used 3 mont vy careful South | ‘own- | “nese. 6 horses, & ot wagons. 4301 4 at Ss RIRU TOR, = rT) : Lik -imeé - bt exceptional bargain. jer: everv equipment: natura] wood wheels ce i MRT SLE R USED CAR STORE i at tens . ree ag 460 8 Whittier (4) land balloon tires: $325 down and 12 c layton., ———— teenie nn lal ic icl? ‘Fr r LS ¥ : DD 0145. : wf a iajnne-| AUTOS WANTED BADIA mem |OH YOU BUSINESS MAN?) ases Hl2k 8? #ORB LIC gee) 1925 JEWETT BIG 6 WITH 4 20° ACnks | mags FP gh at ra | al family. con't se re ge 7) F ve r ‘a te . . 1 nt atl “ ‘ i ‘ | * femrys elwave open. c cash, YAHLEM, 1035 N. Grand. Js ‘all re ek we $OR4 0 es ‘| Rollin Coupe. Looks and runs perfectly. ih W HEEL, BRAKES 7 OV FORD BARGAINS Wisom Moron Can Ca MACHINERY hp, Reon) Than yyy ilar 9 vey le neni “ee at ie ss ogg se ek spart tou ring tw ' tone 1 or Sat Ford tourings® an d Tudor Bec) atie coupes 292!~27 LOCUSY ELYE For ‘Sale Chi IVS! S| er Ss : ' rad in me terme $2 + sahil Ses 20-da gua rantee: terms 0 iraqdé . al 1994, ” models. _ ) tv SO) terms. | MOTORS For sale ofr rerital: all sézes: HECIA! ragga 79 down: vear | 454 49 abies RN ( } new and ued: wiring: gaa + g and Rg a eS car for $3484. Get this | tovely SOF i 4" U4 oS iM Ponting blue ¢ |A Teal dignified $ ») O00 CAS bint k On AU ft bua anitee terme. tem ~3 Maik hese coe quic a ae or tr ade. A year to pay. , —s wa re Ti, nines Lower. | Bring car. ret ca ick?) | Mi ARCH. Bt aT FF oc . SVEBER R PLEDGED USED prey é : . Boo ave ope | AN D, . pe! , eve TIEVROLET, 3645 S. ¢ rand me A ras = - | clo NEW 70. CROWN SEDAN. BIG Yon ¢ Mores WW [LL Ys- OV I RL ne. | satrH SIDE CH : Mectric Co., 22 ronRSs—t'eed A nd) nD. 6. bought. if : ° = Sre ee gens you cell. We will Bisccs’ Studebaker ( ‘oach (80) - 60 COACH. etl LI “ EQUIP- Desl—ar LOCusr mum. ‘ - WEBER PLEDGED fey | — a te ; : : ae MC’ / . compere | ' e JeErt a i —_ ins ( B ie Seek vec Sere Ghieatentagnacanen =D. BIG DISCOUN 26) K | re exe a; = ctr ; 3 n evenings. 203 — finish: fully equipped: 5 bal rr Z G ~Ry eee cA | 1924 Dodge Truck sold, exchanged and. feats yy "GUARANTY MOTOR, 0. tims. bumpers. bumperettes. aulo-}» ce LIKE NEW. reasonable prices. S¢ ie windshicl] tse eee a ae 1 iia heen 297 FORDS oty: es} “fas ghlectric On. - “ es ~ a TODAY ‘'S SPEC LAL In first-class cones mm; pane) body: a8 | and exhaust fans. ’ r . ; ou ‘ S| Iw : ERE ) NE Tie a die’ ia ditiiiaile “IU ‘ATTON tee _ nrve’' Special tour- | gnod as new. See it (207 N. 3d at. Ain “4 ce AL TOS Ww ANTED 5 nt es 7 excentionalv clean job: sensatidnaliy | STEARNS 1924 COUPE. | This 1926 model Bie 6 Jewett ° assen- | NE W LO A | 1¢ yN | 10] ho k t i af sctipment: lone Be UTH WERT ASL on: Stee tance ; i We are fust starting. Will pos! oat : 7 “WEBER'S liberal termes This is the car with that famous ] ger. Deluxe Sedan -whee ! rau ar, % wh PERFECT. | brakes, gray ducco finish. > ; arly new 924 uick Master Six tourine t* s. WERER'’S HE ADQU ARTERS, 1817 | FORD 80 truck. steel tbody and cab. than anv dealer ae ° 5 ae wae HT, ae ey motor which nev a — Pk TRADE OR TERMS. tires. bumper and cam yg > aeree auomatic T nt : tral 1852 oo Cars t ie — ; a t is a S-passenger an ‘ 1644 S. JEFFERSON cf4) windshicld wiper. mohair trimmings, heater fg 4 cus penned nen Ff nbn orrock haif ton: overhauled: cheap ' rah. I¥ffe ) Ms ' i e€ ul ed ° exe Ment mechanic al cone- SRE. , = " : ws : ' nd ‘O-incidenta! ioeks $450 down: ha) : Pe ort ™ , oF sO ’ % ’ " FL ¢ Locust Fad qulopee: a, : ) USED | [Haynes Spett Phaeton, 1924 | Bietling, 250) 5. Jetterson, HOUSES, FLATS 4 other wourmngs - Locust at 18th. ; aa .| $85. 4229 W. Natural Bridge. (c4) TON MOTOR SS ©. SAS 2& iA LCS | dition: a reak buy at FR Wissen Morom Car Ca, BU IC K TOU RI NG . black ch ry om ORD 15 ton a3 all atvies: trad ETC. Rp A 1) n mapering for auto: ‘e r 80Tieg and guarante ed. Cc E ntral , cnings. Jordar Studebaker. 4300 Olive. (f) ose a> 2 s1~27 LOCt oa. mr runs : andl 7.4 By ce - SAO ZT he > ; . TR Z r : x. Sg a a W ; : a eh ly mine i 2 VEY Iv. You've ant dia Ruick far ir } | do balance in a non las T rades ac a rms *t , ae . ; 2 q 4 NILLYS.- OVE RLAND, Ine. “USED ‘NBELIEV ABL E—BUT TRUE : (c80) jit is: Bt your own price. on your omy | costed. Alwar ‘ ORD—Truct ay tives? > OI S YAN es aes OTs fan i ve ee , Oren’ BR to_8, 3488 6 & SUE OMOBILE SACRIFICE SALE. LIB-; 2-paswenter mod only about 2 pec nee == | 3935 Lindell, 7 rooms > : >a re : “ ea ve m - ' . > , . . wa, ® eras ; Ny MIDE NY’ TIA: . ‘los as4 e sCteenson: (o' oe | ERA 4 TE RMS. TR ADE 3933 Ol 1 i miles 5 new ‘ Px ner. “by mth i ; x. / EN ryth ne. YT HA E “y oe ed suring : af : RD-—1924 light delivery truck | by ‘ MMi Maple, G& rooms ‘ight S to 8. rf Senne eens ‘ motrome@ter: nhardi “OKeN I! nts la foe ‘ $97 » Terms. K [ j } 1S. ; i rich » SEAL terins (rac? ott f xs : mditiol $10°. Fiint Ato vee * is ee ta oe 4 reoma ’ ; ven POR QUICK, « ‘ONFIDENTIAL A -KUE: lis car is a sen lonal Dar@ain, cari "NIVERSAL, 3401 Locust. Always Open M o “te us 77 1 7 aston Always open. | i 47335 Loul«, 4. rooms OAS 7 wh S- $* H A \ E- et ve ee Ss Gon sedan, late model: : gouges a ¢ paint; new | pORD—oOmne-ton truck: Al me hanica! s57et jullan, i toon ' 4 eee , | every Si gy t big #aving. $3 1 § MOONS ORT EERs | SEN? SO” eds enn Atlas . 3 - aoe 24 ode ‘ % Gg. 3 Kir ‘Kpatric ‘k Finance Bui Es ae ee re Wik ‘RY R'S X EST BRANCH 5877 Delmar. | WEBER P| FDGED VSEOD [TINDELL 2900 id 2837 N. ORAN D.| OWers late models in Bujck tourings, all | “reg wheel “brakes: runs good; price | pgraition, is 2 ee if ae CORNET & ZEIBI +, 719 Chestout, est LL Sr = he es. : aw : WILLYS-KNIGHT-—Coune: 1925 mode CARS oro% | te tie eveniese afd Bendeyve, | °° tusdeesn 0K? q Locust By 7_XG ra : ~ = =—S—— . , rs Solas Tet ee ge apa a b — : "| For - new etake body ana Central ; : +4 Open evenings. & VELL 2900 ‘ ngs eas a “4 yo nge be ‘ 4 f ryt } T ¢ oy Z 2° RB: 37 N. RA Dd, / ? 4 paint. good — ‘ runs ve ec e; t ) w ya # 4 j j } ‘ Sa | on ruc ; i aad ; ot ; G N ' j 1)¢ ) (+; Ky + E ] AN of} , tires be § nd Trnoo.o he | rr 4 ‘ th L, IN, SSULA 7 * otha anitor oer a o ws : “Sue wee P sh or term 6. . r Grand clece « . ‘ i, @ ee ty —— ——={( ." ‘ ‘ 4 at ayy ~— asl ln. OO, tag OO Oy ee Sa 100 % O kK! You know who gives ON YOUR AUTO Pre eho EN. Custom ou rea — ehandise without any Frerrthing ge NO title Ainishad Ulaasl Cana ‘okum na eee know that pitts PORSER NEEDED a Brings snahier six 4-passenger Buick coupe. “THE RE IS ONL 7 ONE and get the cash guaranteed. You keep the car. Old notes Dee x ae and Lafayetie. LAc 0107-7600, | off, present monthly paren Cures G and. —s_—sodLAclede 7600-0108. | V¥ IE B E R ”’ S in half and = nt advane SOLE 445. Pes i993 (O58. | hepay ae Itt ne : 3 Flint Look for thia sign- YAHLEM FINANCE. CORP.. ie ie Hh (c57x) | DGED ‘USED XN. Grand Open evening) = *™'™ | . “1995 “runs o_k; CARS))) —— - Ope Wednesday. Fri- | That means you can trade with aT ——> oe “Te rend 2) Easton, (cd) s vat! ee GAA o> at a a Sa ~ be i OLE “ou 1823 7 — ‘ 126. eccurity _ y ~ y . o. ~ * 3 i _ 1 UseOwW £4. guaranteed. Flint Auto Urs ny . eat , f ees. || AUTO LOANS on vot tclllemnil 7) 929 Down : : oa a Chevrolet Coupe | Bae 4 eiy furnishec m Gsi CPDMiIixzZ ‘Vy utiful a Se gg nate eal Ny RR, Oia ty Or” ee area a = 5 - . : , ' \ i 3 Ss me “Wulpped with all accessories. Don't | | | mechani ally Al looks ae wees M.A. | had o Car » early and get this. $38 down and $3 [Oasis ami guaranteed: terms Open ai ai fe Be i terms ira : ge | IArA!l rr? ¢) M ft A. ei f ey CADILLAC 4 ins é pa ase re y — { ‘ j , . ‘ ; ry rE N He he 41450 4 rvuemea, tile Bath. harci- ust and 3024 Washingto a TRCS lA RIG ~OAN Sf |) THESE PAGES! | D Yee “ mr “Sorpne jy rT “* oe Te ti ee i’ : - er e a a » nt ne 1%: 2th Fo: vn Tudor; original finish. : ect pa ike New: today oniy car for service 160. , “9 age ‘ a : ings SAAT Olive «a & | Ww aie fioura heat and janitor service: Tis ri fs 4 red ; : : u . ' g he F | ] 4 aii lize i ;* wat , ’ 3 ? - At “~ 7 vei ej ‘ rod, nt A ul ° ” rx " } ‘oasor> nsore | Meron Cam Ca, ‘ ‘ ity fi T “yvige } You know whose beau- | CADILLAC-—~Tpurin 7-paasenger, aoe (c86) | rord light delivery Coupe, DCC _ go> Fr Tudor; balloon tires and tilul tal ee Sree , ” Motor comp., 1021 Bellevue. Hliiand ~10) LOB) | Northwest 1% 4 Fi rd 4. a Or. wit! 1 extr ¥ he ~ ‘ . i . a “eon tin i ATE MOTOR U O.. “Ine pe 6143 _Detmar, Fa # } VE 08. Oe, SOC MATER are) TOR erty | tile bath. steam heat. sleeping porch, $50. . A « arms . She sae pre Reo las + dhs Is ) ANDERS Nerooke nr HUERMANN. - ‘ iG OF aes Pea eT MACHER a ui ; Bibs . wetnul FORD—1 ador ee” in “7200 rY les. ' -_ > vw. r \ equer, good tires, mot te \ WEST END (REALTY "AND ¢ c 41 Ane ’ hin on. ‘ di — il an a See Mies terms. ro ies ars ; ame cone fon: : Oa a Til pa seaenee rid. é Ww ae gt ro #We)). ‘looking CoN pe, in perfe eet dani 7. afarette LAciade OLVF ith HEVRO ET To uring ae ed ta : - | / = 19 5 My ° a "? ton acrocen in Al ‘ Pthrest a a : 3] 14 Case ip > $75 to $c. all gus rantes “Al o. ICWETT ‘ ti : ra AQwt MICK. | onant | 7 | tree a72 bao Liewt : -- _ e e ' 924 ota ‘ - at ays | ‘ if bk my %. ord ° _ C andl ia : 473° . ie . Hiridge: NASH. SEDAN, 19° | Prod. § ae TATE MOTOR CO. Tne. | yBte Mick AREALAY ) al f° 922: barman, $65. Beautifully, Hotedices and fully camp CHEVROLET. Tours 1923-24. several usED Open Nigite and Sundays at ce ’ ’ ’ ‘ ' ; ’ ‘ ry v : ae? ‘ of } 5 terms@. | sar. uaranter” ons ern m § . “ew. AP TritTe far . ea ot Sistas. 20 oareon (e8@) St SIDE NASH CO oy a aL ARISE Pe oi Pibr 5 1926 Studebaker Phaeton Auto SRE For Sale é ‘ ae LEDGED vs USED Mudehaker ORD —s } 8 5. - Nal $50 uPD- ont of : 7 Sit . iN oe) | r AY P pe . b) ~ i ~ = . If you want the moat pe ree. ‘io = | Rory BARGAINS —Alware: goer *~ ' *acricth LD. 21204. N oy. terms. ” If S&S, Ji: On, ‘ ~ ‘HRY Le j “p aAeion j Pw ound atulem: crite erer made. € ; ' ‘ a! Vv Qs Da te | vee and many others | STU DE B AKE 7 cs der, 5 860A bAsgor, Has the famous rolier cu a. P re; terms. trade. 733-37 Olive IN y ; : J aaa | FORD Tedor sedan. 1927; lke mew, ac- | Special 6 eed in firet-class condition: SA: ihe new ah wi ts, balloon 77 ; bear e CHEVROLET COU ge i USED CAR EXCHANGE 4; cepecricn: terms. _ 3114 Com. (3) Argent = bo ge run 22.000 miles, DODGE—Touripe PS ig O84: like new ghee tally ec “Wat Tor b + musraniced hy a kinds; oe AgBEN AT er | atarter and i eatin catia a ee ; ; — ii ti i at i a i it —_~ — — * ; - jy a ee ee i ati i a am MONEY ¥ My terms, 4 lot of extras: at a wreat hevrolet 4 ; | } Hup ° O18 Mc Pp Pee aes AUTO APPRAISAL co. ip! i TOR, CORY 68 207 Gravois, heorde em eeping th) : bek. I» wige - ee ae ae ee a a et a housex Ce piri ich} apt ny ( ( ( ' ) § 2 + b> | ome, sleeping I Tadige, eth int Thi JO Kad privately trade: terme, 25 Jefferny ni, S| ic’, & economical lit- | " D—Sedane and Tudors, 199° to 1996. | will be sold this week for best offer aL eSe 1 ame 200 2. “sd phage EM nicdhe:. enss , Open Beenine tS -. MM. De a lo $323. all in "Al condition. Flint yo want a Biudebakc r. let me show you FORD—~ Touring. 34 runa good: new Weber : : Sem Chmevrolet_ Co. 4710-20 Deim | aeree it eet at el ge ee bin er ae g. condition : priced lower | rms. Used Auto Sales, a j :

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AY, 1 regularly prints MORE F ARM offers than the THREE other St. Louis Newspapers COMBINED!-¥® oma Row ie t. LOUIS 88 post -DISPATCH. “Nabe amc ; FLATS FOR RENT | FURN. HOUSES FOR RENT TO LET—BUSINESS aa APARTMENTS FOR RENT = - APARTMENTS FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOR RENT | APARTMENTS FOR RENT FLATS FOR RENT—South i —— : — R ) O——5 To m el ciency; ver | sini South % South “West “West —FURNISHED po a DEWEY, 5022— Employed lady will share | LOWEST WENT OX SENS nN th: $45) " nie > —ite : —— y . Lf -; T , ~ t . c qree Ek Wa. 3 oe 23.4 aree Troome +4 NEW EPFICIENCY APARTMENT West Ww ay EXD RE AL TY AND (CONST. , M¢ IDERN F LATS—#40 " $30 in 4-room ccttage with reliable + UpILEe, = shop. aunae" a - Ge, Dat ahd janitor servic £572 WEsT¢ ,ATE |W. a |S winaries aaa ib SD RE. AL TY AND’ r rp Fd F M Al “a ]2 5s. h ae N. “9th. hardwood floors; new awe, ; I ext ptionally well ~arranged flats, consistin & | r - ” T F . ~ — -- ——— - ; - FOreet . . .: | ; 7 bon 8 roe “ir » . e ast , . 4 rooms PY J OL EN 2 ~ |= : Si ss ' BAMBs: “3 i*7a— oon ane, oom. large bedroom. break! Bn . | eB. ii LnuGER. . ‘ _ aan - 4 3 og side rial - — S17 ADEL: ES. —4 rooms, | room 4 pel kitchenette with every modern as ‘gpinoet awe 4949 n Eee FiNn. ve un park wn ed: ST FLATS FOR RENT | bath, gara ce. steam heat -g) | Convenience. ; - [ING : ———a a | Convenient to schools, churches and bus rge Rt ost f.. 3 rooms. ‘sun vars ‘PRompect 0674 HEMMELMANS SPAC ‘KLE R. B CO. SIX ROOMS PHS, SUN PARLOR x= PERSH?} bai —— | ‘ 701 Chestn at si Rietriattel> aaa aor wily larnished througb- Lowest ren: mTnodern 4 root n ty Al i S$. bath, ac | 32 TE => O45... = Ooms. hard wot od fhom TS: |}and street car facilities. Or all. Fnone Hl ne = SVS. lice . 50 re - “? Ay ery) - nmr iT) > $ TIC — e ¥ 3 . — e « } , fu ae os ; th $45. ti A ASE RE AST ¥ { ‘ S side : ~00, as ee se a n fTANLEY EPSTEIN. INC... 904 Chestnut. ry “near _MAin 4384. . eg LAGE LEE LIKE 1 DE TON TONTY. 3086. 68-— 3a oor ieee out. on 2 bedrooms heat ” a foo a ‘eae eas ee ELSA See ~~ a pats aS _ 1085 | ake =a - : ‘ ) 6 iarge room: new ] TIo J Fa en . -- a ee - “eoma: eile eae est PATrkView 32°53 : a LMAR ays - = ; woerx fooms az , , 4: : | Bt ANICAILs, fe Sg der. ar wie ARCO, 4°31 —~3 rooms, e! lectriec; “gas: ; fine — : : — llahed Terie 1 Nees : w | hall. fine a nce pantry. EUGENE J. ALT HE IMER. WILLIAMS 5140 DELMAR ) |. s ( 6887 PERSHING — :~ P ~ | eran convenes © eles location; $22.50. COlfax 7235W z—CO.._ 104 XN. 8h. Gage | Sas ware rage. scremnad. | . a8) | Mew Sherwood Forest Dwelling “=. Se = open saSie 2 2du = AP ARTME NT eOR RENT | ro parlor, $80 | Hoe i Pceeaiiin at WE coe, one. os a 40 Ts : ' (c6) {3 ss 0. CAbany 2932J._ soneitiad “ig Loéksiey, one ‘bieck east of Sher. | : rAVCIS AND hi ao roOuin. ar. | RAN NER Me ae. 313°A anne ' ‘ iT BRARNGROVE A ane 112 } oy , Aino At AND JAXITOR SERVICE. RIVE? rent $75; wi ecoTate and put in fret-l ery conventenc vy $70 az 872.5 CASK tS VA~—a POO yA ELEC E TONTY. 534 3 rooms, a fee ORS id 3 reoms, fur- ane cope eee. BOW 332.00, | NEW = ; | and ¢ esate py “Hot SAM x FE AL n “C0. | age one pill ge S c. See oe ak] floors, go gy oe tric, acu (ante. . Chtany S737. wil decorate. FREED. ey ge KINGSHIGHWAY AND. W , Lar AY ETTE "4 a! | Bl ; A i hed Z ai AUG, H. GERLING R ~ %e~ Chestnut ‘Me! SRA! y REALTY CO. (¢ BRO KL YN. ' 1112——~ rn : SF FCON iD 312 Ss . (oe) 3 CAs TONTY. 8945—Five om: al OS) OAT an rooms, § _eie tric. te ESPECIAL ¥Y FOUR STAT! “APARTMENTS. aA $ mA Ti { ' sgh . sel *. al i an «} tric. ; de AND ' perch: amp Jowet RGR IS NE. Lode IT: ieiency apartments wing | LWSTRIN REAL es | gare reasonable rent. Open Sunday. oms ane me ag em JOST B08 722 Chestnut $30 PER ~ ., .——— atny an akfast 7 nenette, iced ’ n 203% Sis esl M Ain 9" shin YE E. CO.. 807 Chestnut | CAB ANNE. 5208A—-5 rooms, large alcove. Te OQ ee ' N : “\ a —— ae ay : bale. front and rear porches; new | CASS, 3004—5 roonz bath: gas. elecirn FRA CISPERRY. -RUTH, 110 BUN Sgn heat and janito: Servi . ni . : un ; iret rin CT) 4 * ’ deidiaies ' . © ; | Pines - , ’ ASHINGTO?! , rc Het : ni, Peay = ONE ed : Ree shades: riect condition; open. mS ‘2, = 3 rooms, $25. $$ = | . Ms, 4} HE SIT . “R682 A nn fu! len “ae . ‘ Te hanes na ReErT! oes if Loe | ee at 68 4 ; oe ad. Al é. e nm Das Pa & pry) m, on ry p 5 ry) . ‘ it}- ™ . Ti T ; w . : 4 af ’ irni » : : si z a MAIN 3078 ‘ oe ~ electric: water: 345 Dp. Pores: sant — et furnished rie $57.50 verte SOPs é Lé : TORG *- HICKORY, 1600—4 rooms. ‘bath. electr: Cc: Re wh bd ~% Mi} reonis, Fas , re { ssid zs had” os 4 . ] 2 > X - ; , Peis Bi ae : Sie « . . . as , FAG i AL ssa bsl, Koch ded ‘ \ i if 4 ‘ . . is _4 Gg ner ih ettisr rst . . = pation ~ ie PFU act if wi ALN } *, i} ] , Ww in } CONCILTIOR. all Sy : Bie A... room fiat . ae J) Prooms, LI Inde)] 017 2. : [ ~~ iF WELL RF ' CO 111 XN. 4 ae SINE. 364 pom ! letely fu MARKET SA ome: $12. GRana o56¢ 3c : “ase auping a . ge edie a rated. dern.| LAWTO’ -— 31> S teres + coms. to % > =f ne South War rie es oh. ; (Just Sera ea a a m moder: na 3] ; -"7. rR P-S D— pee saeccetnie wat —s 2 : octiedes.| Siatida fer T ; Country gwnia@ide ‘rooms, modern $250 ia \ ! ELL a5 pro eesti = . WIL L i Ms “MORTG LCE ‘C0. M pea — HUMPHREY De Mautiful ‘A, iuvT DELM . ere A—4 roums S3x 350 ore «SIRS, - paOSerenc (e) | G SEATHLY REAL ¥ & oy ek Attractive home of 8 rooms. F (eK3 ie eis. RRS ee ee F = wee oe ation Om Dain, €1e ong arage. d+ TT) GRACE OO N. Rt nee : ———— —— —— ——— Be ; bethe. sleeping porch, sun ~~ Thy | 2 vibes rij 1414A—-room lat wo CO mont! S- tI OW LING Le : ‘ a 7 > ~ rooms. he i ; at Bi . @ hot-water heat. oi] burner, 4-car . : = Murph: B) | APARTNEN rns roo! Y-FIR 1446-2 rooms, | j i aa emer pe pmo a FREED MA ___ REAL ESTATE ¢ ct ; absolutely ; Inepect. TAY APARTVUIENTC |. moleiely furnished sbany ; + ENTY-PIRST. 1446-464 N.—3 rooms, ! [Gwa. 1812 iency flat ‘FEINBERG & JONES. REALTORS, SEED, MAin : TI = 8 ul acres. 7 wor er EL. L } ; c. & ;. wth hI Nf SV AY A | \ R i ‘i EK N | ‘ i “ Wil LI LMS MIOR se ae 108 “a : = VERNON L. Al x 2 ¢ ‘hestnut. G ‘Art ‘8300 | aTee- & > 6" ~~: ee. es sre eee a ‘ ry MONEY 43 AT ¢ ae " tunity to purchase @& home is Al. . tTGAGE Ca, MAIN 1485. : “ a : , ~~": 215 joe 5 RGM RATH. * AS. ] ay I rooms, @qul ’ Bid cot tages, resid Ls residential district. eas rere . oe = ed forr ho: insid ‘let. elec- | Life dg. Call MAin 2 tt | exc ue! ee F 2) Se & _— “hestnat BI P KINGHAM Cor EA s4RTAE . T ess é tri gpahich«: at T he Trem? * APAR i td's vl 4 gcieg ; a} iff . Ps ~ ‘ avi 2 : 7 : a : 40° $ hen? re © ] ‘ ery ’ ii ot Varg C rtsz3% AP? Pes iliaTDoo i. . : : ' ¥ 5 Pe nde oie wet CEnt: ra! § . 93.5 sa ss cs — MARTIN’ OLIAN. 1010 OL, IVE. MAIN 50545 eri : ras. DORE NK AMP ER. GOS ya oe 312 * it 1 1342 ? as * Mae ee enti Bucking! arn art. ; lency | Peon ences Se eae “c)? bed mow 17 ; ricer 4 ft ra ie nal " : fi OT Hy . ¥Cd : i. 2 re RS ' ‘ P : 4 . hai Re " - : G Arfie} a One a2} ? 2 rest = ee eg TMER OR AF Fer ess YONTY ¢ rom +e .eTD convenien . ‘ E NR 1¢ zHT, 4514- 14 A-l 16 e- 3 rooms, bat! . + y —_— 2 sai — ; pay cv) 00 > Bh es eee ee ———— em “a i . Rooaeat od yh ' : - 2 a “eae : oS — oe ~ pee ey ~ leetric fi Sie; Enr MARAE 3681—3 rooms, . “| y ee : a a ; ‘ - — - PRIN ESS APAR [MENT Scag ra 5 ag ” - weet an ist i Ft > = TOOTH BCT! LAR AS che! in aL orner f. at. POOR Fas an Key at 451 —_ Soe adults « ily: rent $22. Sf) OUR SPRING LIST A? . ‘ 9253-—Aparim: room DELMaR Ps j rant “3 on i. é thurd Or. ces. ma th iCCeric., PArkviex 32487, SJ $30. ALT HEIME R ~aaee — Die gate te era es 4 b Ree. : newly SapaeGeat: ivory and bh ack kitchen: Just : eled ight at ~s: 3 and $ nie ; ns i re ae rer Se mae a . : po — epi are ~~ LIAMS “¢ "a LM} ae S17 Cheatnui.| MAK+ 3539—4 rooms. .. ctric. is ou cottages, rivrate he TY): Fo: revert me TES aa ‘ EL pei, , . ; ‘ P. . *, fur he "1 > : $ = . ~ : . . vl . : a -“ ree : db oi , - aé = ’ “ , 7 : . VU .i.8, A ~ bbe ‘3% > ENR ' m 9 . : aor 5 é ; nee re Ag ase (c53 = 4 oes. - za ) rs sn ‘ : a Ais oe a ‘ =_* lia . 7s ae ad - ei eee oe, ac tn x : " T rth. | ; 519: >—First fi oor, S&S large roome | S > everything furnishe duit: Water at. gar . pep i . iaX biloek om Cherokee car }, #¢CALMER, INC ‘hes nut. st. ' : Vhs aN. at One montn Meat | R Realtor, Kirk woo 11 8. ©) } cary bath and ecreened-in rear porch: good | ~AR G ¥ LE AP. A R T M ENTS TINGSRBE? Hi. mS hes room com- | d145W. ae ~) MeREE 42238—Lower a modern rods: EVANS, aiew-s rooms, bath, iets | mnie Nt $20. eee). : Gas = ——— A : 4. mom. modern — = oe Pea tak RRY-RUTH. 110 x |, £905 Lindell bi.: 9 room arium and letely turnished, heat. light. cas, tele- | Go BRILLIANTE, 40024—-3 rooms,! steam no sunroom. GRand 5965M, hot-water tank: £32.50. PArkview rite TA, Silt | 2 ar x: FRAN CIS-PPI RY TH. oO N. eh 7 bath saa cnt teal corated , it. hone’ janitor bene reed rent in io modern; newly decorated: closets - e83) FLAT—tUniversity (tr: rooms. mi n: tage: electric: >. | REAL estar . AT BS. 5534—Second fioor am: new ‘ rie 3 — ns With’? baths rite particular tving pKRone num : CSG MARINE. 2 ari ePwir decorated newly decorated: rent $40: garag . wei wg Oe nn OT ———— - AGe_w = wt ches gorge gh aa BANISTER BR. £. 0. MAIN 0444. (c55) Box P-23,. Post-D . : aT eautiful large llat and| rooms: bath. gags. electric: €20 (c80) | sired.” CAbany 5951M — — 3 ot $1 = # » / saree TOOT! "Atle 7 wees. Le’ Perehineg 4 , eet. he ? Te i ~arapnengeenen . . “ye ‘ a aes” ae: ee ee : ; gen rues Gis ~ - ht. = — —— a . ; ‘ *t} Canis ee BOOT. 4 im = My. fiata +e . pur ike, I D eae “ “a-Gor bed: larze dressing closet: well ven- de O te Forest Pari > jan sida —.. oe OG > ieeiiineiiniliain ticieta wigs MIAMI. 3017—Modern | mon new] LBS) ' Se ee a ener oe ee: *5) | double flat. : Ra 1 r once “Rp ve ne tilated; southern exposed. Ark vies . WW DPIESTEY FIORST 7 nar | —CYervini WSIS LELN REALLY OO lecora te ‘at TAM as b Si tiie Bath! eer ae a oe 2 i ~~ ANGE ; enpow, eo | I TELI Nu O8¢4 Delma CER No Fone a9 ¢ ae ee 7 Main 203 19 t MaAin 47 - wind ee yee rg : - ae a Ee adern 5-room | J — Z | EXCHANG 7E—1993 Bett pie rooms, third zi r BGs DF . : - - bd sUGA—3S n ea irc wit 12 sarag ee a Br -ENN eR flat: rer t $40 . : OOPS as 00 Marni ester « / 7 cquky for new) 4 decorated - janitor Service: _ Clari ] e Ap + ar nent WALTON. 408% \. — ~~ furnishe : Si CUT CESEIGT z ns G1 he Ook - : RAL BREN: oh ~ Ti . ~Woter . :, 2Uun tf ss ‘ae pl. Call Ww hat bave you? UTest OOlTM. room efficiecny only S55 ie) WILLIAMS MORTGAGE (4), MAIN 1485. ~ = * : } Pid Tt ome tee } i. [ mA ‘ a’ ‘ | = ry - ; "eC er ¢ hat 3 f a 2 M ae roid ~ , ry 4 ;) WASHING] TH , ) mM : ae ;, - lectric and gas modern: nts $2 wit ak, Sa RP enh eed petitpige te ois 0 AL ies, in Ne ee marie ‘sale te pats Sh a le ee uitiniewtcee eT Se gran Ae be DELMAR. 4333- First floor. 4 rooms. $65 tsa ae onieemagg eee Toes ln «taller set Sie” te ‘a NG1 - -. , .. OS N. 1 photog “aga ghee Aca ane “& Bo - oxottgg i€éteiy fum head hea as. ‘ 5 ;CAY 2-234 v-. vO wh 5 mM ‘tsG83, / ow at a. . eh ‘ on) . i OST-MILL rR . z. ©O i065 WN , r weet: 2 baths: op for ingpertio furniis : ry wt and. $32 Yindell 0482 (04 MONT 4N. “ Te aa family, separate | en- sACLEDE, ; —Modern § reom: wee: eh : 8 3) : oi trance; 5-room efficiency, hot-water heat: | tiful reception hall. clean: ready. for WO! F-POLL ac K. er 01 . Sth. “MAIn — y | REDDIN- REALTY A NONI Op 28 Ie —- (cBO) 310 ll tn — | Owner CEntr: 3] ; JELM oo nl 4 all Pe: XV. — VV : = ‘a2 4©® ; s ae | et an? : . aH Ad 4 ‘ ‘ dedi f i« e, ' 4 og ee ISA—S rooms. all modern. i MAR NE APAR TME NTS vASHI) , 3 rurnished apart Aes LOO 2 citing” asiiie ome Le. block to Grand low Tent, moveraee i: : oa | ae lag SIw GER. KLEIN RE an tas | . gry. bi‘ 4)° See: i tiv? ‘ eT . S4 — — — —_— —- : ae ie : ; r ( ( FARM ‘LAND 1 Wt receingEn me ial sdkene oo ¢ | Win Binh REALEY “AR: const. co. | SERSTEAD —1625-5-—Beanarar Soe, | SOE ST ches, £38) “FOR RENT TO ( ‘OLORED FARM CAND Wide LA etn te aaamai eteiiinsinnaiemeeniaiibin Ne 2 . IPN w he “« > mr 2 enriror roars VN 4T ERM 4N, 61 s— reams, »-rotm he, rs — vm = ™ ” » 14 : Yn ‘ ’ ' lane te . rent $4: No} } HE RSON ‘ : a , 4 . i) 31 1 5 Lam bd Ld} * beautiful new 2-room ‘ f > es i os —— * a ieee ae ‘ : ote ae ' aa } . Pe 5 11- Ten Te at ype i nion Tat ed mns. P floor: modern : Lam I dir ] wal K twe biocks nori.a. senoes: reasonable. See or call G. Viviano co: Ranenan 1 __ OFF 3 rooms, furnished. 2 beds, oO: 2. S20 fics 2 a on CRO ectric-. § ry Stes ee £73 | AGE. 5817— Wabasn 42 c83) £006. sie 6 p.m. SSS - - se os RIMES GRR lls A or tere x BPE Ja P N Paisicae emir 3, + se | _§ x * *%. ~- 3 ee 5 v ‘ oa ExRigut i oe = oso. | SS ee . WESTMINSTER, 412: »room efficienry ’ i. en . oe by n floor, 3 Fooms, elec »AG iD f I ot and 2 rooms . co 1 4 o 5 ro ms @varimeni 3a? Lett A nd fin na four 4: Only $20 week. c GARFIELJ 3 , b y¥ o-room fiats Kitw- TT 2S . 0} 2 4 el pee a a PHN, pleas ame gene : Pe em — + -e snipes er - Sa LLA : PorErsr PARK. 4503 Re Livine roum ron ct 1 Vi ° . ve. " er 4 3 mini ae : ; . . : ‘ ad ss ij 4s ow .. P nl nice rooms | ar 4 4 M i a R. F ie ' A UL . 2, i : "ANTON. 50°04, (Vinita Pp ‘ark i——& rooms. Pp and rent money; open, dreasing cCioset., One aicove. its her eG i] : f » wel tO vs - ni Sema insta ' F i eee - a Ss d i ao ~~ ] mF “aa _. t¢ r LUOST. : #4 fea OG pay G GT Cpt} opera Jt. “ . rr Or i@rt) cara rg $55. W. r. MORGAN _& > 15 44). : Murphy bed. Inspect N - PE MEaEN, Ss O04 Chestnut ; REHARE : Ci xe mBanrtment: €4i) iMELI rOS A rooms 4 conven- | REGO! 120. modern room a ine I Ba Ae onset ——— |; SON Clarte Mo Be es 3B fo} Fr. J. CORNWELL R. =. CO.. 11] N. 7th. cA sesame bipeinine niataeacaatintniinttaaias. in ie Le | san ei TP Fat yan enienct venience : ve 53 Victo PAs oD PCOT i cornet ae a SRE ER aaa ‘Pine DLawn)—-3 . TOoms, , oo TT é«*T°T> , 7 $b ‘9 4 L* * Gr si ise oe 4 . . . yma ™ ‘gp: : " we " ; — — Pee gx > “sy ' be: . 1m nage aires HAMILTON & 20——Second south : ' ; | Teor p42 30 CSAGE, 28464— rooms bath, adult: cx Fg ae hn my a al rage ne acr rim a. Pre 5 ’ ~~ de 4 : _ aa ; ; ; . - . . . “ ~ - ies . a = t? : j ‘ rt . 4 ro ra ai} KATakeE ; , e hy WILLIAMS MORTGAGE CO. MAIN 1485. rim Vg Materman ev. third | CALL at 578Y Kingsbury or phone | ATK | KPNXERLY 3000 3 rooms. . lectric. ca PRANCiS-PER CUTH 110 . : dae tine ie eee *5. ° Appl 346 ‘ o a: 1947. I have the furnished apart- Sf ; = a a RP ah tery : . : ————— ————--—- 7a i bh : Haar | “4 : AAI as ate tase Si _ . ™ ‘ | INt ‘OME, = farms, => neocon --- ania ——— ; ta} Ti? : F 1 oor vou have been hive king for: 4-room PLEOCEY [Oy ' ° ~ APDIF os. 4 PP 4 e 4 5— roomss@ t arth eas. | ° ‘ co ps : : ' een oa ie oO vi a’ Sean OER LET Ee 2 Nae Soe Rae De . 3 gro “eries, goods; . Bich-clase aparin i 2 om and beet arranged in cits peco- efficiency, beautifully and completely fur-- KE\NEpT SLA—3 is, } 3 mI nhac no children. 7) lied Mie sti alco nt $8750 ~~ £O) JENNINGS 8&8T. ON ROAD. 6&7 Fo Four -} 9% _Post- Cbispatd eee Serer ned “se- CB, iarEre iir- eg u alamo G23 47a av.. od L)oo: mished, consisting of large fy ing room, adult bad : Plt tJ : PARK. 2017 if Ooms. conmventent AR 1H. 19 ; a % —- ; —— | Teom 3 ib brick cottage: electric, gas, iw E charge 2 « becruome, ir i. em es breakfast reom, kitchen. dres om, ange RNON. 38? é\—iiedate i) TOO Ms, bs | i , ee. C -: ; TIL PORE ae a aa i ~ : WEST END REALTY A} vf nt: CO.) MAI 1 si ' ae: oe or {¢5) | weed floers: low rent. GArfield TF} ni} OBJEC F. a am 4 $6750. 1 ACL LEDE. 4567 — 6 rooms. sicam beat | °° ete — Mer: newly decorate Den | > . aie ware eet [ es FOrest 6 be 4.0% nh. $32.90 , wake awT 5 — r =: . > esate “oon HE “ee —~ | CLAUDE yr. VROO wah 96 Are ade Bldrg | ~~“: man SHERM AN AP. ARTMENTS: M 4i TT 1056 ome and bat wane yond: ; at ae tek ee. | are ea i "\Zenkusae - tiem ae ees f us B, } , PROEER, OSs 0°] Chest GO] Tand o!] Acled FUL. hath hardwn. a fio . decorat 1176 11k Ferguson, 2656 ‘Keoku Ss (2) PIES Nin 2Oveac Fwwod tonne tlie back ane lot; an ar- ys rh eee TO arta ee: St ty i easel p 7 . She "% 8 Br , : 2 * ) s - * ens ae 7 Fr $125. 4 % 5 , é -? } t 41 . . — Ooms BPO? 3 Par T 3 4 « Ooms ‘ rT "7 A en act . 2 ba ‘ or nC d Binsealy vere raishec. 8 at Uy r so4 mInodern - tults; age optional; em ly decor ted; name!l; sink, $60 Ls ~e = : ] er : ' @m™m; newly dé Ta eTiame ‘ ~ 2 HAL 3x SUNSET AY. © roens be f ] = - Conv ent Garden a : lu it : | - 3 hed py ite ‘For * te “Hi = Med de : geen Aad - Soe : eo ~ 7 iene aa apa Re a ‘ . WHITTIER, .anen nl toa mnie. & PaRK Hal LL—For Le Bi meet- | sh = - Se New ial matt brick buns ° : vets on a | . ¢ Yar ess ‘ ‘*¢ p } — ‘ } ‘ ; = ’ ; +* f+ bess - - re : fs. = aif Ft — _— man — > a’ te 2 n- 4 a ae ‘¥ HW irom os tea ewie S| Corner Pershing and Tavior | itkawncnn tens os A HAW. 3840-6 sooo OES deere REST Schools: $30. Garfela 8aas. | ings. Parkview 6739, 4512-14 Man-| prorthteat: == Be cet ot oi gkenttifal Bolevee | MAAR _ ment, Some. «i , nd 7 D ee. in “mc | NINETEENTH, 4525 Nd ee HAW 384: ms. modern. detorated N Pp ery hts of Columbus| ##..~—-—.—~S~— a > a. es ~ won! | ES nae at RY-RUTH 110 N. Tth : ag on AD} FOR OCCUPANCY CAMBRIDGE AP AR} i ME NJ rand-new building. in excelient condita ought; aduit lede 48° Be Louise! oe go mn parior:| }O0G! 3547 Ol: "Most a b ; * Fite ane 7 scoautita wa" gi | cages io Sle hw * . ? rn in ye iar ee fF ‘HCY aparimentea -" rent ier - as nad hiepreme Lailve Vi 2H ’ ee "2 ¥ } inmari , leer, - a] = ~ rch stele 2 ed IOC 0 :* uses : piesa : i: : . . —_ | | 1M ge Lee ~ ‘ prviee includes réfmigera cht and thes 1 7- 19 ] ic PHERS SOON € on premises from 9 an » 4D. m ne porch: portable bed: tel: “painte nding 3 look today (ey, er eae a FARM Wid —Small. within 5 wae wre BNO ne LIND¥11. 4226—4_R0OM EFF ICIEN( .: | £ ae beauti?u al : ? Sy Dab = i 1} a uxul f ed te sf: x ae . Z RK ALYY | Me ae ted. TT] 4d ee ‘ 2 3 : H 3 EB Ys ATI ; : 27 , ayInent on 4-fam s 4 U : Re, eee BED. HY.AT AND JANITOR - ORNWrET? i? r : 7 11 1 WN “th . 7 ie ™ aan ’ “a ‘ ial ; ad 47M O40 QA) ‘ 3 “ry . te me LS i tee ~ 7 no — ' ta daa aa an i.) prensa 3 kG A F | “a To LET ea $ P’RP'SES = — 72. ver | Me : | | | vale eeriae--4 =| be Sema as8 —$-Foom apartmen “DeMUN P. AR 'K a a eae | cenea: Mae een rtt..108) | wanes kad petlil. St Gat” TS teem beth ond tented Ge square feet: w onderfa loca- GOOD TES CHER eee ETE RNAS, E15 Wamwrtght Bite (1404 Natural neat anc Janitor @eervice: $49 for winter | Six 8D8finus roome ar kfast roo: 1999 Interna tinn Life. Be , ir © TWENTY-THIRD. 882 ’ a” , VINCENT B55 ic an hie ‘, Mice | - ace aan ’ } : va | "g mouth a . | B50 ter summer: open; WEbster spi=) iMurphy bed AU’ ne: nt ; x (c4 head all COlfay 97™ ppc eh dey ve ihe ne RRA Pern nent G27 ko ; : NT . ion for furnitur storage, au-| 70x125 optheast co ‘an s 7 ne = ==? aa nout 6929) Covet wt fs: ; r inihaiaediti a ee sel space ne tiled se - , aes 5 =e =i ; ee . ree inee-tee ae Oe eee Hh az cust ¢t t lea. fc ad East id llth et.. memt “§ ; nn theme yeas Crem ef one MAPLE SES0—Siricy modems Broome: ata exe intaton many tone * 4 ; mq | WARREN. 25324—3" lai : AIRTY-NINTH ~ 1507K 0 8 tAND-NEW tomobile warehouse. Keys next | s9¢0" fe Sill: “ITE triers ar conte Bak | “res. ome Bl , + “A (.B0) | Prigideire -efrigéra —? Des | ‘ , ag ae . , 2 ns : “ LHIRTY-3 s Fe = roon 4 par . ie yy unr | 4° 165. 4 . "fein: small down bavments, | fixt ; = x § : is agg ws Ano fh 4 ane eae le er ee es oe ee — oe pivermide G/o8W ) } nd 5 ROOMS door or call PArkview 4907-W. | 4° wide Oth st.. next rout of # Keokuk Taceu mae > ZLICK. fi ‘ Sch ‘ ‘ } : mo 4 1a 4 . ' ‘ i i - oes — - 7 — ——- —_ ere hed , a I - fat - } : ‘ “ns KNON ‘ al x 2° Chestnut. GArf. 8300 M4 a ‘ | = re “steps 4 Y : ) | Ren, bg oe ae : one ; com a 4c 50. bungalow ‘g or : Beto = 4 o. REE i W ENZIL Wi Py mn liierent and Better er JOHN BULL, 20 N. 7th. MAtp ME bes: Tat rs ~- ) . Tie yt ale : oe ¥, te s “ a “. ae ,. « Hoan rae Pong 2 a a ot weeny. - ——— fico: . orn tat, PhENS nites ic oe ne : = a Es he ' OTTO TIETIENS pt , ut imcgeall rtivte le nt ac30 new 4 ‘ i24 _ hata ment a new ’ ; are and = War: N ; —] t 4 r ; -, TOMER GROVE, 1219A—3 ROOMS. GAS > Pace ’ 543 Oba w 3 0 . ; #4 *) : ‘ 4 - 4 7 ‘ 5 a ‘ Z . , G 6454 ew 3rovom cfficre Ph ee eB Ob ia to. zt f & are meat & d erent : peewee on ms © ew « ’ —" AND ELECTRIC. KENT REASONABLE. a eee sod vig lng ~*~ “aon > fa ee and | Rar ITE TH. 20 300d lecation ’ 1010 Clive. MAiIin = a + 4 . ™ a ; oem any bus Tre $25 E fe Ereon 3554. vias North soap 4-55 were hile, ot ki aee cpebneateeith furtieh if desired ARTLN JAN a Es. a. : M1. “OL ; PEPSHING. 6054—An attractive +. Mt SSSR Linde orner of Lintell and is ies. #iiver. and ne! Boutbe: VERNON LAUX. 722 Chestnut. Gart. 33909 “ARTE aaa et tod mt cal e h reacy 1 ; os 7 aguas ment in the bee! ne igh: horh ood and *p) few ent whe . ‘; - ‘ ea tr tn) —oOrtatior ri vgs a? - - ” : - a ' — 2. Cuppa? , _— ; 3 ew Rie Geb = FR i Desk and qj pa aerv ice. phen 5 ; a y! +. Bal ; devevk irag Forest Park. Owners. third floor - ency apartment. consisting of large ite so= t gytcuto Sgy lllataata 7 = N - t —_ RO Oca OD lecttie tae at & 4 at oe wikis med.} and trnewrite r. i real ¢ . ee - tg $50 0: Sacvasneaee oP gps 5 a 2: (c67x) { ing roon th Mur od. Ceemeine cine eek or mont 3 ” oriunwes STEPHEN SAUM, 625 ¢ a it.) et in porch. 5 eae . | Pound floor: or wiil | ATTE ais XN. 7 ie 4 ats a ‘ ha asd - . j ‘ A SR ieee Wis 2S , 2 ~, o> ; aa ma me hal th ? nace. ; kT “e 4) , tile bath " ardwond : ‘sues 3 x & a1 i P Jive % be Eifersoy 3510 sit cy 7 GBO. A. an ivA ERY. i —s - te F THEY ie E PAID IT Bie PERSHING. 5500—6- ROOM EFPICTENCY ' et EE Ss wICT “i ichenett ee +} bene a Ds K ichenette r 3° sR st 4 we ~ _F ir. MURPHY BEDS. GAS FU RNISHED, ental includes heat. gas. light .electric ae Be ~ 5: 7 r or flint UG J. i ; “shal I ae LIAMS & _ Northwest > {cat | MARGARETTA = 1 or breakfast room: 3. bedroom ef{i. | et 31 Cates: newly deco ed % urhor oon inrooin, “TOO! itehenets ee irere Mil hard na ‘ie _CALMER, INC 17 hestn i 2 SPALDING, 49°7TA— Fy irnished sinele LEE, 3811—Larege, modern ‘store: ‘good Ra 0447 at $5 ciency earn RIOT in w f LANCIS-} ett ae ‘ i bat! mprete | housekeeping: also | | hot-wate hea An arage, ust. VIR 3627 - -roon oder } n lat: destrable 5 rooma and «nr parior | for any business; low rent: will make ~MaE 2S i. C 110 NS ‘th gi : - ~— = +o ~ 8: iT} POOT ‘ a0] ency faut Liiy iUrniael compl+ ted COlfax ” ay 9° | sites catia tania ’ and sleeping porch: arage FOrecet R515) rear rooms if desired. GArfield F125. (e8.4) ' A SARSH. 438 N—Beautfui new efficiency L ANDWORTH” , ed. $75; rental inclades 1 fan, ice, | cmnpieted. 3 — —_ £e9' RSNA a0Odn eee ping porch; gai ot 9013) | SALISBURY. SOLSA Front offie Te West , ' , — . 2 A , mre .* : at a iwr a ; * : ae eee tt j 1s Ww th anter Ps 3) adjoinin g. joint use of | MA ANCHE STPR AY y N. TCS eriment, including breakfast eel, re : Janits Da frigerater, gas range. kitchen cabinet, Mur ooh), eh INDE I, lL, BL en he Mege rooms. Rager Of > all a : es ?; San dete ia ‘@iting room; excellent location for dentist. . Ply bed, gas and Wectric furnished 1 cS) = iene teenie Premises. oF Cail CAbany 4586-4587, o1 ws bs ete ang oak, SUrnae ree teen |) (be beauty shop, ét RY eS HN BU! rag aera ee” alk — 4 zee Ss + &@)artme Ud HOUSAM REALTY : ' nt reg “G ica —= iitepite . , ; =—— bea en senses . ss — ter Tins. ~ ae oom, Soh - yt oS $:5: Sie ie oe 8 Much Cesired x ON 312 International Lite Bid ~ S5PADIBE 4 er : ath a INNEBAGO, 3320—4 arg rooms. _ til UTS rooms. furnished flat: TAYLOR. 1900 N.—Corner store: fine io- : at or e ___ fCSs5 9 “4 Rj wr LAVe A Yer fi ner an — ae _— , . ph gators nites esos Ses sen bath, hot-water heat o "6 ec PTLIN NCE, Lindell RRS : cation; low rent. E G Arfield ‘ 7425S, (cB3 > / 4 NCHESTER aD. €253— Beavtiful 7 roon Bente, con larg ing roor th nite ee a , (coS0) E e 58504 —_We imnishea | VANDEVENTER 22853 ff? St. Louis! weie av + SOx} craftex deocorstions§ Fricijs«. remein g and urp} bed. dinin gts So , “ ee $e four tmcitiern roots t: offic : tal: { ' fin ore. lapte rP any busi- {e«sil Ts — sleowe as toleens ae 3 ve rN : b> eh Ticye ra? 7 m7 ° rUOMING DA—Fo midern roome, : id . JOHN ‘ — ) rooms, phi» , we re aces te RE? 13 RE at! earase rside LOR; z : vi i ‘LAT-—- } St BO ipa . WYOMING 4146—5-room efficiency, hiet- | S70. FOrest rosen. para ae BRAND-NEW STORES—$35 | oe ys p ploee : 9th and E; rand: stores; new bufld- sic ae ay Th. ve Doreet; om a 64647 7 [)i- i. ae - ' +4 « ‘ a : { {) EC be ee * at satg NNE Al AN’ . ry 993.2% 3 ae Prirne cs : Water heat: low rent. Riverside 5°01 I cL. 447 meh ritat gels Urniahed ; ¥ : zs . So ; a oA ten al on Bae ’ . 7 eae S: . id : i o ‘oY rigs rermied very rei 1a) . ¥ §. ‘ i vr . hy : . J Pe . rae Bh waronal —_!o8 nonth; kindly Icol hese stores foi - ‘cheres rt = 1S: PERRY. RUTH. 110 ¥ ENTS — Goodale) ow and ef @7 tw y 7” & “ rw \W . L — , ; second west; 5-64 rooms; good . aT etn) “47 Wasning — TITS Ay WY we i vile ee te; Janpor; heat; open. fc) rhe . es ewly Furnished az i furnished "atl teeta ae ee ps © 6smOocern aun dinieies cles Shee es oP ie i a. peel vaggetietine : act que. . ATEMMAN. BS60-ctas lates jcows ce rHE OXF OR 1) ee aeee eee at; _Rewly Secorsted, 945. | wn. ining room, 2 bedrooms.’ breakfas FLATS AND A'P'TiS WANTED SEDSTEIN REALTY 0x yn money. te oe Vinita ease, CoDCeERBOn. Cal) CAvany 2604R. | W i? ton a eck west of “A AY we alt fini ee ee — wg he ee cg APARTME v t | ST : AIDE | pot GHEKTY Ls = b Ss WTC i . i} ey ; a : ‘ " ’ F eka. . . re vat! TOOT “ t a > ¢ t T 4 + a > ' ates ‘ , . ‘INC. , LL, ' — T CO, WILLIAMS MORTUAGE ©O. “MAIN 1485. |,” Dl and. Watrtmmmtncest corn the} fisting of large livine with deuble | Fiitest apo ALEY AND CONST. CO..|" SACHAR. 729 Chestaut. MAin 20St. Low, Wid Or otters. ba arch | | CALMS Chestnut” et. WEBSTER GROVES TRUST . icaoi , . , Poetic wih @ ee Rees : ’ 34 e referred Wie ws ’ ne ae = . ~ WATERMAN - S313; ETT ira ~~ | heart of the cit) fimest residence section, | _” a. are © e ‘ tte ds | NORTH MAREE aAaea en | eR 53%) STNG a, 8S _Post-D) — St | Northwest CRE AG iE -12 acres: rane ue, ' u > | :: : 4 \ ; ; ‘ i »‘ ‘ T fs ‘ ; ou + . ~* - Rée ® : pti 7 _ a ne oe ur cra oy noniniy. Miss Lou-jiiper acre. hone A. G. . wae & BOS. —4- room etticiencs, “mod d S FOR RENT rr ; 5. ' BEAT IFUCL COUN ‘Y “AG ’ : winks KL! SN RE Al. TY nt Rati toms. as - ; we sean s sieam heat; low rect ‘ 5200. | ae “a; see Duliding mMan- or i located |: e . a = ‘© Seem Garfield (os E Oa - Re de rad joe . es 318 > ea? al oa ire rate aa ~ ‘der lot 10 1 Se carn NGER KLE [ix r E Al ©. oS ; tme 4 rooms a: _ parlor, hit T KI. At A Ry i \i tN i ‘ee i SD. BRIDGE 24e7. . COTE BRILLIA NT “675%. dMaten -~ "ee 8 a — o:.08. DPESeing: fine | pon ER SCH. a : aie} Make ae ' X._ 81) inp ace ve oF ara: S75. 1907 WEST PINE ar tee leattinegg 4: heetnn? MeCAat . Steam heat ‘(BERG ifm LAN auuiu, new, mrtan hil z¢ we : ee ee ne ae a rey ame Ege ER hes gta a : . Anais en hab lege ee AE yes ROR: tery, eae LET SA LA Tes age Ci See Ane “a 3 cf : oF a » Ae aes ere] he a Rap: Pega Sati SA eS AM or melee. » «3° 3: nr co ey) ey ; ia hkfact ~~ ati} " ‘ - ; 4 m . - oo “~ ‘ : M MAin SOG. zR .y ~ 4650 8 TOOTS »* . > = 1 q i? . . > . oe = “tee ~ : ‘ i ha (82) E ; ‘ ce J Ais i { «. . LOR . joy ery tnodern, kp Lioge SRI IES ITS REEL METS Slaps soap « " ™ ™ * " . . nenehe? induce ectrs 7 | iad | " . d ; 5 ij : : r ‘ . r . 2 . Fhe j } : : = ’ ‘ dada ; ; > ¥ “ > . a : ah. 4 P ao P . : 4 we. - - awe - . ‘ ’ ? T = bath. hardwood flooys titechens a arage __1ce) | see °) | BUN W 8 firi-x- . an. uthwest EIGHT EEN TH. S897 « —Large es GALs ir _ DOHA I LAKE ins sept 1 ' re tot ened. on WI eet a) . % 6 two nu D lease | — eee iam ca rene mall , i 2 ie [ESE HAN 520 vl New 41% ee ee ss thi cency haréwead ” ‘thle =k ‘oF coneiare ; : ‘tly modern: 845 iz “(eR ) Aa oY somn’ bua ay —— — » Tent Teasonable. UACede 6354 made sires ts. sidewalke: a ; — ares low t me mt | CDE E Pichon wi. ME? ange. © us | \ yon LOGON) ry a Xi | 35 a is Arcade Bidg. fod) | ew weg eae ord — | mn improvemes er —— O- Orns WINONA, 17 A or pam ton, 3-4 or Face: “ali L Aci ede 5607. . —_..' 83) Catholic school: $5500; 42 T } 5a5e CABKA NWN GE A . | . 7 ‘ — “cope

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oS Ne ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH | WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 16, 1927 ST.19UIS OST: DISPATCH — , e wall - | MPBNGES ARE HIGHER . Ss - al ” . eae ate eg Me “eae ths ; > we we Oe eee eee ee ee a eee TABLE SYMBOLS 1 4 he ? we gE ‘ ; 9 Symbols: ia) Plas extra. (fb) With ea- ¢ x a , tras. (c¢) Payable in pfd. id) Partly steck. § a | special 1o the B ‘e) Plus 5 p c. stock (f} 2% oc. } "a | ae | | NEW YOu ‘ —— parable in com. {g) Pa xtra 4 z ; ( C O M P L E 5 E ) . (m) 1-40 in “A.” . *increase, ¢ j' a gat Stoc} Exe ase. ‘ mchanged. Sales (00 : — - : were $15,492, Jan. 1 to date were 101,333,700 shares. BY SPECLAL ASSOCIATED PRESS WIRE omitted}. (O. L.) Odd lots. : ae tee sae : eomperes. with 301, ; 40: 36%) 2 ree . } Was unchanged at 10 . #8 o iste 1300 . Me es ee " ; “ene . ‘Orrimmne ‘re 4 / a ite, . “oo $ ws ‘ & é i url ee iS S he « ee ; ‘i 178° 8, Both New Peak | ‘ Al am Cable ct: Sees rac i] 3 % Ov Le a? ‘om © pf i ee ' | " ' ning? ‘Sena | 55% tke: 65% & t7 +, Radio Cerp o! Am 2 od! 7 z os! 3 Announcement Wag medee | ‘ 1L4% ise” 1344" ‘3 : OT Svras - — by McQuay- acenatiieetieree tei ee ~ Wednesday ~~ 1+ deers: . w i 1 mY 1 “ oS" ed Bee 5 Ms ‘Siete: Mie a 1. a]: 1 ts | 5350 MeCr S iti i G2 61% 617 . i ee cee ee ote. die . ss uissoust P signs of unusual! credit ease and | | or 7T +3 : & ; D 2 _ ‘>! a MicUrorys V 1.60 + Goa! St%s; Oz. : “S54 mets ty pfd 5 S35 Missouri Pos renewed investment buying. Spec- ulators for the decline selecting Ceftain specialties were successful mn forcing recessions. Bonds re- | es | L ! , z sponded to the easier tone in money | !--** !'9° Ep come dl o'130 42 130% 130% | + tee! 89 ic iteetein Beek mi *snte| x 138. a ee 31% Miller Rubbe: L 350 35 + tei tant Slo atk) ae - . ° | Pola seal ' 340 i . eae by mew advances, foreign Issues| }}, 4 AmTF pfé 7 0 L.| 10109% 109% 109%) ¢ 42 |) tg El Pow & 1 4 18%) 2733) 17%) 8 | oe 13, Minn Lao oti [11 sel Su) 3 1, | 103% 8045 Sterl Prod ‘3102 |100% 102 °2%y | po pte Ree ts ibe focal cass grain market selecs cs coovity aad Treag- | 3%! ficiam w eien mm | Bt, 20% 18%) 20m. ° S| 37%, 30% Elec Retrig %-...|* 30, 35 | 53%! 3: STs MT Bl) $9 %| 38 | 38m) 1s 3B * Stromaerg Carb ea” 2 BGR Sed Som coi | St Louis Amusment; Sg MMe marker otherwise wae drager. Com! ury issues climbing higher. | Se So elena 0 2 4 E or Bat 61 3) 72M) Th? , : nid get ie Bae Dy +i ids seh ld lg 49% Stadebaker Cor 39: 5 50% 504 — : en ans lc to 2c higher, Dement eS . ‘ ‘ i s , PRS H HANTS: EXCHANGE and corn orices hmr- “fuhan an 1 market today “MIOTI ET LS : ~4 7 : S os 4 factor . a» AE Ce pt teeny NB 9 oy ¢ hae ea en ee ei we St dl ee ee ey Ag : 13.000 - bushe - wheat wer wint ter w heat in the wheat Sought ; i ’ sh 2 oe ges 4 | NRO te te Re me tt) RO AE NON et A at EEE i Me a BOR em Oo pail we me 4 t , a ade * ean . 7 3 5 ) 4 a Sos nf “—— ete: Be eae, ey ata v4 + e ua . ‘tie ¥ ps 3 nothin , ey err oat wo. a ‘ PB ger 1 RNR TARE me Sat oS or peop Alaa re : Fels i e ¢# + a {Oo *st wer. Sie NG hordes ex ty -Dirher 17 SGrazii Ses > shade | 110 Bractl 6%8 q lower | 18 Bremen Gee Se ee 9 Buenos Aw 55 KAMRE GY - - =e? 79 Stocks Rise as Money Falis: When imcreased resistance selling pressure developed i: ing industrial favorites after , ertainty had characterized pas : qigremed ~_ a oo = - i, " a) 3K) “ ae = mr as | 181 wae aeOUnT | WOES - . me | FH a 3 ae a5 Pex a7 % S535 Unit ed Railway | 0 * sat mest ue ll deliveries of wheat an¢ first balf of the session, . nome : “Dry Gés 2.30 , 3 io b M . ET Cm ict. bic thie tl di St a} 3S plex kee Lets oe) See ee ; | United Railway 4e. .| Gee: 4 down on March. “on May ters for the rise resumed ---— te Coro $34 ot ‘ions in a few of the more cides. nent high-priced leaders and scored substantial advances in the | face of further reactions in a //| sroup of weakly held specialties Sentiment was encouraged by a | rather unexpected decline in cal! | money rates to 3% per cent, the | mwest figure recorded on the} Stock Exchange since iast June ; toda Mase in money had been antici- | 55.2) 6+ ©‘ parnesall ; 350) «ot Bt oy 30 ? a im = Tack _— °. ! ‘ © Tex Lf }. fia ( a+ 7 U ee Donia te aoe wnt ye > : Te ee ce te wel. | 3 i ee akee +4 ' re 3 "3g General Asphi 145 89 R sae 1 : & NY Air: Bret 9 ; re 15 et 1S Us i Droz 9... 2 165% 166% 165% 2 NEW YORK M at fareh i per 100 Be ecting checks turned in for in- : fome tax payments, but the drop from 4 to 3%% per cent was larger than had been suggested. As a re- sult. such favorites as U. S. Ste |. ak ——- . 7 : 1 Uuid Ad ctfs ; 4 > ; nr J ! . aa Generali Motore. Dupont ee tenaln. “ on —, ves : Bd ; 3 ot ™ t; Be: G nm Ry | i 24 l & fins 7 > 37 3 Norfolk c as 24 3 : 21 : afi me Us R tr £ Imp ft 2 Y cd Sine > ae po “ #5 Sg of. he -—_ 4 > os RE, 4 ; ee were 543.000 | ican Te'ephone and Telegraph were est 9 28! Rriges Mfg Co 3 331 , eS os i ; at “4 ~~ Sat i , 5 vont & We - . I aa 1 ‘ 33 8 bth ‘ARefin 2 30 ® a1 a4: ' 7 i futures, i! 4 “= a7 : mparerd 4 OO} a week | hid up to few peaks for the year. : ; British Empire St : L : a. iL N44 % 1001 a mci |i ne 3 9 i : ¢ Went noe p iy ans #6 > lit > > > > > Oo Sy. oe oo ox to i. > ie uy 2 rts? ~~ eye es. Fe eh ce etx i peom? level for the pre ger * ax? ry K se “x . ~y =) 4 i= See @ , } a j ; _ at : 3 Ke 2 *. ¢ : ; . Py i 4 i 2 53 x j . . ae . "4 + : ' , RE - ~ P * . ’ . ] ; 4 ] : i i] hw y? “a ; & = Me #E: >. . ' ~ ae ; oe a Clephone s top was the highest 4 i, Rrown a a ou 3 : , - : i ou . , , . oe ‘ P ' teh , - - . a 3 4 eas ‘ 745 rk 2. be: ’ a fo rt; nee 3903 Buying of his issyve | ! f .s ees - % Z “ti La ; 3 ¥ 10 os 9! | : mus . ue . s ‘. he 7 LG t . > I ‘ 9 | > 3 j % ; , pester P s cy cae : ong er L Ma 4 @ we 2 4a - reek « ™ - ned +44 yn may have been induced to some {115 RO But ch & | BS TOL 01 i On 192 Mer 20 ctie & ” 4 . | > . | = mnibt . x : . ‘ , : lL. ae ' es ; ; : ,S : Rs : . ’ es r ‘ 4 ' ; ‘ Z : a? . b> ay + . Vew York. Ch : split-up. but ttle credenc . was | 29 a, a. Riieenien mae : he |. It ‘“% TU ; "es : . | | . ‘ 13 LI. 1 ; ei J rmoheun f Hane Hin me : : ret Samay mae m * a : : St. Louis Stock hs ; “t. Louis Cash (.rain. vlaced in the report , : : 1 ssh | _ : © Gj FA — : tif: . ae : _ sg a j iad 4 - ‘ . J . 5 : ; J . ~ ‘ P P ’ > ‘ 23 - . rh vi LCR | ie ' *2¢ ; 3? : Chicago Roaard oft’ ; ty . - a . ee ‘ me ‘ ‘ + ' . o ad ‘ , . . . ra ra ~ . ‘+ ’ 4 ’ - : : ié ; y ‘ : : \ rt ’ , Sie ntard rai} is jo}; ned im. the af : ; : ‘ ~ ‘. ~ : 6G > fi 2 ; ' “St at ri & ' i 3 5 | / ps i ist ’ ; j : 40 Wa R ne | , 4 + : ‘ance in response to renewed i | Rh, Ls Cal&@Hee Con | ~ . > a of H rd aan “a : es Ze ‘ a? big tr? rs EiPacific 4 as 13 ow ta 5 ; vider “Z 7 ¢ + ; _ Brench Office at Hetd . . vestrient buyin Lat kawanna at . - > >: -” % “ o } ato fee : i , : ‘ ? 3 . : * _ i 2 a a . . : p 3 . . ‘ al th = ye a~A GArfiela 4A0C racted attention with a stron . rise, "Ul as @ group the rails were than industrials Not al! tiie lla "‘ e re toward NOWevET, Several : pecpalt) Nacing considera ble Weak Dess. Sseuthern Dairies issues were sub- ected tO pressure and broke sharp- iy t@ new low records, while War- ner Bros. Pictures slipped back | further and Industria! aicoho! los: ground. Pressure of liquidation in ie : } : 28 : en alah a ~ " lere Marine : 3 - 2 (102% 5 - Pleree-Arrow pi 192 92 goo saat Ma Stee ae ee cog 7 geek aa ae |] to partnership, his Gua nity in Sterling. : , wien i ae a | “Movements in the foreign ex- ) pn : ae change list reversed themse!ves Sig: B84 Chrys orp . 3 42 4 Int . Tit 3 ,. Piadend Cask «as . ; | “hen pese@tas and lire railied secs ae Detace a ‘ ' ates = , a J) ; isiand Ck C OL: 4 i | O% Pregsed St It.) agus “a i rerare es 1, S23, BS in rience. We invife — briskiy. in recoverins yesterday's | SS — : oe ) Se eae eee oe ee ee of the institution behind FTES IN UPTURN IN WHEAT cece -t-a PROESIRREGULAR “ae yn OL SHARES SELL "UGAMP cece | Srna _ ont level of the year. “tn response | ' y : A YORK. Maren 16.—An in- skeag the cay. ior & mam > * ect i’ress . ; 3 “ : r Gem fHrticr - “to a Gontin uation of © burin be- . t is Wa: in 16 ne, .e te - ae? Pig e z , : : 4 ' Are Um hanged = Loc =~ boxe ‘thange yee ; . tyr r ‘ P “yy 50) 7 Susiheisa | lieved to have originated in gov- | Weed Steady today at unchanead a ee ee, ee eee Bigelow Hartford w ia 8 ae LOUIS ER. BGte AND POUL BOND # MORTUASS . aused further shert e¢ ernmental source's. 2. ] } te r vas of t inte Ma: i | ( vy , Shs et € saul uted ‘oO ; har M ent “s | 5 ' } J EXCH NG! Hal ae re brit be | Re ee z . “ . 4 . - al howe | . . EE ORR cme ow Louis —.. Market. —— ry ws & - 2 a Seed im ving D 2 CLEARINGS, MONEY AND SILVER Minh aAce eae: } satis an ere ie; turk * ene and yO" rig | | ership m the Fee: profit of St. Joseph Lea! Co. for pean ag | Pabare® cheered s ained over : to 373. "ae 1 Qin Miink cleus te Ween ee Ue MOTTIAL «1+ - | ares, Se ce, See Pe Title, subject toe = ap ae to $8,216,825 trem | . ite ag Pt mas - 13.8: 7 i. July ;' i. e. a += 4 ; Bonn : -8.373 im 1825. This } , ent ts r d the | ee a Se oe two d@'vidends. amounting to 33 per cent | wn at pt a eatenigg i Ghie M pid. * oa) om “rote eee enpome, Sie: # Pas teem fe yay ose ye ne sinas > With the dividends o- Quy . 2% . Meite to individu: iene | Te tes 2 1% i ee eo per lb. ‘ - : & THEATRE DALY A b | sem Onemase 1 oe |e Snes musa tg eens Take | SAH Om tonsy etn nda SED SE ME eater ee) E Ol eee wena Beet aga |G eaaietas a Gt Gee wan Er worm gest fot at Bi sae Bie sles wate oe Sate: 3 tr " ¢ : : - 7 tie ; : 5% if% . if. . . igh : , » wor Bs eS a NEW YORE Starch 16.—The daily aver eNGt gay + tage ee . . | cS aman das - a & lreeios rOR a steel a ae SC. ae , oan ae " sa a e . - Fa p » i ae 3 , mexs s@C TI0%. . a : LeptIOnN i etree? & ri 4 } 2-2. 4 firme be ile om ' tow ar ne an ; ~S . : Wn ¢ i? : ats | pusnaie. Om tmercnes ; ba a ee et mnt 6 t covmaeenaie| Se Saanal are Caen es ek Ron leer Saas emen thot of tite te Senin (SR to G1 “scores 45% a Eees tice | ff €d tor co vears by 8 . 2808 & Terre . Ti et Onerat ,af Cy a oli ned if) 5 3-h ; oune et ag , amen te. ; _— BS > 4 ~*~ ge f & Katz Corp. Priareii New York Sugar. Paw EDEN — ine D> 286.70 2 bi ver ebiteatens pricr te | The late rally or card mat “unt tes short bh " ~6 a cked. | ~ Toe. = nme, 14.— The “7 Ee | ss Seay a Me cenegs repert on ginnis Spotg had me inf On art on * ah is@ % Pt See = STAR 4 A sargt . ertoug | 4 oe ty, oe oe yng ots tree pilus accreed re z Is ~ *) * : - ; ; - * a eacn 1-4s00mm te re . ey 4 a } . hs mo an. st after aera | renewabie icase to Sakae i“. mi they are a me ne Sl ite ne a alee eee se . BA A aoe 4 . 4 an ol an iis ~ fei J Se ee “4 “ * oe eee ee eee 2.3 e* paket a “y Fair's ale trac Me in few eure © 7 : “th E . hi ss ms , ’ “ ee :$ . ‘ae? . a ‘ bg | 2 Te tC! ; as a ate a a ; - “2 ‘ . : we “ 2 ee * wt I ; 4 j or Ro ay Pi Cee, ” 4m ale “ort* (Fh ieee OPPS ie bi , @ , . s Rr } francs ! en tim, € 4 -COtae vel held € 4 ; ; . am se - , ‘ me > | vitid £.29 o- ce m « oe PEPE TS Was Me Sherer’ Corcudar Upest . hicagen G ~~ f ‘Ta in ta rlest « ; L Oo R E N Zz s ra! + a = ; 4 Plait ror i pes Li f , 7 , = 4** “ ~~ . , ms ‘ F j : , ‘ 2 | 3 D 99.81 \ 3.4 iy l4.ule: Oct Se; Dee. | ee Mn see be rte ~ 2 are | & aria Cimett res ichen t = ee | hy , Ree yb > r af ANDERSON S . non Woe a ~ » i New York Silk. Stecl Mark ae Fog Se Be gy al resighe: to- te of ro ay v ani zee oe x. on | sa oles $555" D so , | ; : ; Sed see - - . Sone ty ‘eciommmen_orag ST. Log , NEW YORK. March i6.—RHaw sik Ww YORK | a % if $1} ~ td Me company eatireiy. ehile 3 a Ree } MER af , ye oa ma + . | of . land lines $150. -~ e | ants pean ute exire quay Se. Other ——— — | =! bine vprcing stint wee | a $a en nee ee 2 ee 44 poe a4 .# ed te w ie sh ja o*. a@ aq ihm sens a ~~ * gorit

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 16, 1927 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH__ PAGE 41 ‘WO. PORTLAND iS OES ARE HIGHER | NEW YORK BONDS (COMPLETE) ||_ NEW YORK CURB (COMPLETE) _ | "*ctsarutou vs ‘3 special io the Post-Dispatch eS FAST ST. LOUIS. OL. March 15.- y RA , | Sales, Security. Hizh,! Low. Close, | Special to the Post-Dispatch. aie i | Prev. |. ern), ont siatieadl ~ssltuset”? | FANER IN TRADE yD ic N MARKET BE gir ks YORK, March 16.—Total transactions on the New York Sates ig ere sont ose, NEW YORK, March 16.—Following is a list of sales, highest, Sales. Security, HiehJ 5 ie 3 “lose | Clove ( United States Department of Agriculture Exchange today amounted to $15,074,000. Previous day’s sales lia 3 | lowest, closing and previous closing prices of securities traded in on DOMESTIC ‘BONDS. Pein aie rete yng wd — a were $15,492,100; week ago, $15,073,000; year ago, $10,145,000, and 2 Atl&Ch AL 5 444; 98%| 98%! 98%] the New York Curb Exchange today; sales of stocks being in 100- 52 Cudahy 5%/ 98 | 98 | Bie tape Be. ar + ~ sated . ; — ee i ¢ iY - Het ‘ins > tran 1 tremely Blow: top early $13° bulk good ane _ iecoa sr? EXUHANGE two years ago, $14,403,000; total sales from Jan. 1 to date were Paes ne 503 M4 108.45 | ne share lots (00 omitted) or fractions thereof, except in Standard Oil 19 ~ 4 104 | choice tight bese to enippers. $11.75: tat LOUIS STOCK Ex — ( 510 or ” aviation of | $513,255,000, compared with $700, 845,000 same period year ago and U ls ‘52! 95% | 95% as shares, sales of which are in full, while bond sales are in $1000 lots 13 El Kefr 6.| i | ‘| ‘s i ent S11. ee + 200 to 290 pounds | , | CE 3k, ob nigh, tow, close and previous; $§77,093,000 samc period two years ago. Ba) OZR) S51 2 (000 omitted). 7 b., O2 %; Ye" 2% +s, L140: 2 oe a ae vey March 16.—Missouri Portland is Oe mareet abd quotations § 465 TP he : ‘sk T r 4-P, . | O73 @1 50 pounds and up $11 @11.25: , Net ‘in trading at outset with ¢ , Kansas City and Chicago Quotations on all United states Liberty bonds are in dollars w| TSS) 74 q vay “Ty Prev. a. 1 od ples, S114@11.50: packing wrws ‘ . 7i4* | , eye : 10.40 @ 10.50. ich ee and thirty-seconds of dollar, that is Atl & Yak d4 49 83% ; 2 | Sales, Security igh! Low h.| Low, | Close, |Close f Sales, Security, |} I High, | Low Close C1088 L Gair Robt : Cb y ‘line in préee. Consouastaa eas aa y of a dollar, t . for instance, a sale printed & ; Fog pe STRLALS 59 GatinPow CATTLE-~3200: calves 1600; trading | Lead, af Thomas ews. Oh 8 ay WHEAT 99-24 means $99 and twenty-four thirty-seconds of a dollar and oe oo oat seek iase ioe ae INDUSTRIALS. INDUSTRIALS, 59 GatinPow stow am virtually all classes. steers. mixed |} Aiusement Was unchangeq ‘a 137 %-BR 136 % ar | not $99.24. “6 ferer at: a _ -~ ¥ aornrow Ref 6'95./109 % LOY (109 % 2 GatinPow 9915, 96% vearlings and heifers mostiv shade lowe: +7 36 % '95/ 102 % |101 9 (102 % GS pti28%ll27% ios is]...--} 13 Int n w i./129%) ered 129% ee 12 Genlns : 0S Set “s ‘ ‘ ; ‘ : rr , es ! . = * es | higher. Local traction bo cold. * ¥ 5% 134 eb roe The following is a complete list of transactions, with sales, high ~?) ~ * G SO Rw FO 2 ee CO ” ad bb 100's 100%, 98% than Tuesday's low prices: other clasees ‘4810614 |106 |106% 2 Int Util A.| 34%! ‘| ., | 38 Gen Motor % i100 (100%, 100% | steady except. good and choice vealers Ady ae “ 56 %42'33| 98%) 9824, US % /unchanged prices. "oe 5 1h % 130% ub| est, lowest and closing prices: 8 Int Util i tie Ts | ms. $ Ge & . Ai 97%) Viti UTS vi 4s | 50c lower at $14, other grades, $6411.50: 4 ‘'48) 95 | 94%) 95 6U Johns-M | Ye i J * 0 Ga rl . V7I% Vir me eer bert steers $10° bulk $8.40@0.75 tou se iadkiatad dep cciaieilncalehk dmaamepen 102% iLU1 102 Ye ) Subsequently Waltke sola pry a ae . Sales Security | High j Low um | Close | : : ‘ or a fraction lower. Fulton fea ea 1 30) 2 GOVE ERN MEN T BONDS. '' BOND MARKET AVERAGES. rr @ at et oF bt roan + -~ us w+ 8 we e+ =z : 1164 ‘ 118 af rT &% UBS “LOS S&S mixed vearlings and heifers, $10.50: bulk 5 BU 102 49,102 % |LUZ 128 ) ; 5 37 100% 100% 100% _., |}eommon apd. medium description, | $6 @ *: > & 3 div4 5Y SS by! 83 72 | Ft 18 ' 21 G © P 5 47 . Low 100 LOO % -one $50 r ré low cutters s4. 25464. : sat ) ee 2. | 42 We a BR ab Bae 1 thi i eo Bkiyvn CRR 5 41) 94 | VS%e) 94 404} 41) ‘ 6 GS Ut 5A: 955%; 95%) 95%) YS% | C68! me dium. ‘bulls $6.75. was UNCHaNpED at 29, - F : i M 135 a % ~ 362 Lib 3% 5 oa 7 Wel. Tues. M T 6 68 95% | Yd % | UD % : | lambs, $14.75. in “ud on drove from Announcement Was made ofa, art. WHEAT. po! ~~ 47 -. .{101—@ 101—6 101-9 Ten first grade rails 94.41 94.32 ? s. 100 99 hy 100 }100 ; gry ina 5 a q}: HS Wy | us i, 95% ae P— ] 04M): . Steady. top and bulk fed i ) 4 ¢s 0s * { 5 i a si litliee . on 1 B-Q Co&SCn 5 1“ 6342] OS ia U3 J ; Re foe | it awe . ns ex Pom a pee 12 in ese agp Bhs m6 ng Reed US'S | local feed barnes averaging 8 gunees Rood F yas = | : Se en aa ae ; B Un E 6 50. 05 ks { ; Q7 3 ( ¢ « Manning Co 0 19 19% |... - In V&G Oe : 103% 103% 103 % tration of a quarter] di es 30% 2] ; i ralus « >. +4 os 11 { arau y vidend o Lt 19)% 129% 3} ~~ e. 33." . ./103—23 103—19) 103—19 Ten public utilities ..95 5.55 ° ~ ~ MOUTH i doe rp 2 BCR&N 5 34 101 ry | S ve | ) 1 Marmon Mo | 54%| SM 54 5 | 51 5Ai 98 | OS | 9S | 98 pound clipes Tasers $12 oe 40 cents by McQuay-Norris, MAY CORN ante —_ Ten industrials 101: 51 jn the latter half of thes : ¥ a" i 7R7 ‘ J+ eg ’.3: (103—13 103—13 '103—13 Combined average ... 96 99 96.87 _ ry ~~ = e * | ~) rm nin CS ee 0 ee a Ot a? ; . ; Bush T 5 65. 97 | 97 T (2: 31 {2 4 Mead Johns} 41 | 40%) 40%1 40% &L GA LOS |104 [Lud [104 Oe ee “ewes au0% Can Natl 4% 30) tt} 99% | 99% 4 bal Jewee iM WU pfd 108% 108 % | 108 % /108 % Jr N SB) 99%) 99% | 99%, 99% i's on ith 339 Lip ’ Combined month ago 96.55 ptne ‘Wetnent stock sold at 46: en. , A Fs 5140 : -.. 100—21'100—15 100—15 | Combined year ago ...94 36 : Waltke 73 National] Candy” ‘a ; 3 - sa Ti a > , °? d A ' ‘Total bond sales (pal Value) $15,- a nee Can Nor 7 40. .j115%/| 1id Sy i115 % —— rf; ) ») | 99 Se) OI 2 MWU pr inlIS 118 {118 ; + . Oww 100% 100% 10U%)..... Can Nor 4% 35) 98 | 95 | 98 Am Ray ‘Pro, 6) } 5} 6%) 1 Moh H Po | 24%) 24%) 90%) 94% 1 $9 soak, aio? stat aie VEGETABLE MARKET Can N db 644 46/118% 218 Ya i1ls% oo | Ses te! 45 | 4: 1 ‘ + eddo- HC O.1U% 102 10% 102 ha . : 5 BE. 8 at eg 127-42, 100—17 100—16 100—16 928,000 ‘down fractionally and Pe oe 38 3 Sy -! ; ican 25, OER EERE ety a . . «242 , | 2e Jt : & 18) 98% S 98 % | oS % ’ — ana St I Louis rr Bel tal - _ «ie wheat were Ie higher, but 9 Belgium 63 55...) 99% 965%) 964 29 Det Ed rfge 5: 40103 1027 ‘urtis | : rf a oh | ) SONY 6% (104 7 104 a, lot 4 4 104% | a ee ne soe = cx * “ ’ | ts ’ ae ? r is Wa if ger M 2 - >} oir . : 3, Zz c 2d 7 9 ( 2§ (92 4, | : P , , hey | | | ; Ww ." st. Louis Amusement; | 4 = » ge Rong eel Ta ant a as ; “ ~ ai y Z gered ie god 5, ete Le + to a 5 He oa + ” | “93 : . o ‘ coon toa ra |L00 ARTICHOK ong oo $2 to $4; Union Biscuit pfd e “Vo higher. Demand : worse Ue ve vA et BR " 1, | Ro vi rps K | >| JC | ; T wre mR. : } poor. $1 to ¥I ag op ls ya Corn Outs ae te Lt te ibe lower. $ Bolivia 8s °47... 104 ‘4 104% WA 104% p ~ Me | wary 87% | 87% FRC vte | 4 ie e BS . pe *B phe pf 1101 | . , 1 oc x bis OD | oem Hl as | AV Aabos—Cailfornia, $5 to $12 (ac Wagner Elec com ©? Bordeaux 6s .| 97% ; : af ‘tfs tl eas | ee . , ‘ | oe = cording to size) Der cr “ agver E lec com el was ore ‘tone liv highe l razil Ss ‘#1.,.. 106 corastL, ‘ BH 63 p47 103% ioe yl Cos art “914| Bete P Bl or othe ge eet rege ty Sor to ile sacs gs Ve anim P iso shad trazil 6% 57..| 93%} 93% ws “4 ~4 jo y =i, Serv El Cor "4 2) Un Ind 6% 97 44| { Gerogno crates to We aed = ae , Winn cae” & higher a erowine du Spfd 4 40 .| 94%) 041, Sou PéL n| 31% ® USR 614438/102% |102% au. $1.25; home-grown, 4 ager Elec 1 | . fluence. Corn was Clev Un T 5%; 72/109 % /1098 , b | Sou P&L wi 87 : SR 61940, 104% BRUSSELS SPROUTS —Cautornia smal) cast St L Sub bs...) &1.000) 90 Smeatber continued an influence orn . 73 104 Le 10424. er + oe Hy it > 1 | 1 USR 64940104 4 (104% 104% 103 drums $8.50 to $9; poor less ' a j 2 % >} B&Sh pfd 106° me 1063 106" « 106%4 2 ouBell pfd ert 2 (11° . 1% of. se 20 WRyCoo B 100% 100% 100 & 100 34 BUTTER BEANS--Cuban ‘in pods bY) : |; 15} 33 W Br P 6% /104% (102% 102% 104% and Florida 50 ba - _{° * s| lv uv c@TiVv > EES ry “1 i y tL Eo ‘ ‘ Kinloc h Tel 6s ° ! $1.000 101 he snamt nzed aha oe Activerion of wheat anc >“soe . ‘ . 1 - ‘ : *y ry : 7107 % 107 CS . @ fe BR & tinited Railwas 46. i 5.000 761 ’ 2 Eichescue va i rp a i wow . ; , Le ” 1. . Cor, 68 ys a . 4 : . r. y | $5 0 1% hizhe Liverpool) 103% 103% 103 ty Ine. 34 33% 3. 34 ; ; Aut | ae ' 11 Wet iM Sis | 93% 93 | 9: Q: CA ABBAGE—New Texas. $40 to $345 or mC n,.) gd 3 Ye b3%q de | 22 a Y .- > | 4 i* : 4 97 Ly | D7 14 | Ma i. : ton and ro - oe 10 per crate; old eal- Estey Welte oad , 4 4 ws j ¢ e ' bage $12 2 b 3% 3%, Stutz Mot 2) Ea OR 14 | Ve | CABBAG E "SP ROUTS— Alabama 60-Ib. Me | , Yon &§ 1s 8 iy | 1.75 to $2.25 per crate. ‘ tg ae ag 30 | That M pfdi 45. | 45. | 45_ | _2 Wise ¢ cen. "5.98% | 98%) 98%). .--+ | hears —- "Home-grown Qe to 75¢ Fan’ Far Inc’ ‘ 7 B) BAe ae a ~ Todd. A [ 5 | ~ 73} 4 8 | FOREIGN ‘BONDS. ely Texas, $1.50 to $1.7 per bu Piet “ae | 3% 3% Todd Ship |*48 — a6 at Rts. A| 1B14| Sin 1 TLPA , | @& ; & : 27 Bata P 434) | 06 | na . C ELERY—Floride , $2.7. 75 to $3,650 per For rage ts ae ’ : 1 2 Steel | : 239 BCE 6% Si) | 87 : » ti crate; California per crate’ nage gy 440 (460 | 1 Tulip CC |: | 10 | 1 Bue Aj 7-36 98 | 98. | bunched: — 85¢ per bunch for. jumbo ) a a o . } aS — | 87 S7 42\104'% 104 ({|1lU4* 49.104 %% |104 % | ear 36/15 »Y by 1o¥ o] 15} 50/100 | 49" OY T 39; 96% 96 | Pots 42} 9944] 99 '_} 9D4, 1016. 101 4,10! 5, Sm ue OTS Me Or 108—20 108-—14 108—20 “> iw we ry cagaaacacaana La nN MO eit Ae err gas veep wee” Done 2 a oe OM Orie & 108—S |108—5 ‘108—5 ~ Ne _— QO¢ * Sed ~~ SP OSES me —_— ON ll elt en oe Oke eke & a eel 0] "a : 2 epee an | | Net ; SEPTE MB E R RYE ’ Alp! ’ O54 SPCURITY. _} Sake. (Price (Grummer gry 96 97% 98% |g Kieiouul 95% | /120- (120 "|120 . : worl s availa 5 c j 148 "96.1124 112% 112 % oe wi i“ 74 CRI&P rfg 4 34 | 98 | 93%] CStPMé0 da 5 390. 99 5 4 4 CStPM&O 6 30 CTH&S Ast : ~ — . 88 7% 7 ri 104 45 104 ¥ 104) 1s D 3 ) r ee NE MEE TD ly AE = pe Ran ap OE! ae ES TS eee y ° MIL. SOMDisDmOMW Fis~7¢ “IORI ASAGUeS -t . a ee - Feawe 2 a fe © + 2 za od Te ee aa —~ — bee bet set YS alieg on re a *@ee#ees = - — iow) trons VE Low Oe — i ae ry premarin acy sere — see? cheapo * oy oe te , - gS °° 2 ¢é * w 7’ ie we OU DD Ge! NEA moat c9' 1 Fi Sem Dae os r eal 7 * ¢ je + vee » were fractionally ee te | . Cp apes United RailWay 49. .| $5,000) 76%] * Siiied id down on March, %d on May nee peage OP tates e | oF “ T 6 42. ./103% 103% 103 % Uni Railway 4c Cafn' $5. 000) ah ial s td on Julv Chicago grains were é 72% 7S c Tt P TT @ 6 GS %& Uni Railway 4c Corp! $5,000] 7 | * Maetter movement of wheat and corn ‘anada 4348 30./} 35%) VOM) | oe ao Re 53 Meging indications of decrease it was + Sade .. oe hae rd 12 Canada 3 B2 ...|104% 1434 (104 9 | ‘isk Rub & .. 116 116 ~NEW YORK | RUBBER MARKET J" P@ard Mav wheet opened at b aN 3 Can 5 ...)101 5 j)101 42,101 ° enn sighs otc teus lene Pius, $1.30%: red Mav. $1. 333 Se: re 1c y Br: ‘ 4, PT) $ ranc Sug 742 42,109% 193 * va ~ , J ae “ ' / y ‘ "= a> ‘ ‘ ( NEW YORK, March 16.—Rubber opaimel $129%° Mav corm 78%«c and Ju > Chile 6 60 rets ..| 93%, 9% : b-3% 42) 9S ee oan ed barely steady; smok she m £2%¢ ‘hie of 61 «| 93%} 93 |-9% ete . Lae trl aiis J . ! ; . ae 7 ; 4 “ . ey Bee spe areincy 09% “ast Veal ©4 Cologne Ger 6% +. 995 be 100 ? 7 Hersh C 5% 40 102 4 102% 102% 1 Erie Con 7 30 ... 108% 106% é Frank — H ' et 3%) ih : 236 Berl CE6 ya | a AE as per Re uy bunches. California. 23 e LEAG. ZING INC AND COPPER | clude 20 cars local and 1 ‘hrouxh colt u . 6% 27 »>'100314100% » Hump O&K 9% J2)102 4,102 % 1102 % 7 do gen lien 4 96. 76 1, : re” Ch 104° 6 Ini sh MCi £ | DS a3 ores ee ol : : { 6| 97 vs | 98% | 98 cra EGGPLA T-—Florida fa _ $4 to $6.50 sreceipts. which were 76.0(M) Sushi 8 mln, ae 13, 100% |100 45 1] Bell TS SB 2.104 (108% (103% “4 : o cyt 4 A 53 Se, Ful Sy] 23'' 4g | 48,1 45%4 2 Uni Lea To | 40% g | 226 Ber! El ple | org | -bu crete. seccording to size. be got ge Semempared with 52.000 a week 420 10 4 ( “t deb 414 40 7 4 Y7 %&i UG Srie cvt 4s B 53 &1! ‘ RG OS 27 , 6 Univ Pic C 2 %i 4 eh Undg R6%| 95%) 94%) 98 97 j yc to Ge ver ib tead was weak at $7.20 per 1004 omg é unt 5S O4 ». 100 100% 100" 4 » St Geo 3 SU~' 5 - ; ® Garod Corp by T +4 ' 45 Cost ica | | O32 95%! 95 St ‘Louis today. eee last vear. included de ica Pek ae | 1 Cu Mm 40 oe] Se 4 nd St o o% -., 104 LOS % | 1035 . 33 E cvt és » ON 10 Gen Ba A 0! sO Ag Y%y) 60% ) 8 is 8 | fs “ 7 — ages ON 8 an % 4 Ba. | eg s PEA — Mesias, Sos0um Fine was firm at $6.55 per 100 Ibs. 5 aod 7 through Hav reeipts were iste & Sundin 7 ; O4'g) 94% 04 1, | nland Stl o% (43 B1UL ty (102 102% I vi] : Jer 6s 9. “ A } 51 3 te 5tg| St s USD ps 6 4 ; dood sce E +m 95% | 98%) B%| Oo | crates, 3h .50 Pp 5 1% NEW YORK, March i6.— Copper. steady e220 3 through 090 «pushels of | 22 Czechoslov reat 7, '10R%e | 2 Int Agr. 5 42 | | o Fla E C 4%e 59 98%) 97%) 97% | e } ao we eae 101 10) (101. 101. |” GREEN PEPPERS—Florida. $5_ per electrolytic apoe apd futures $13.3 meeewerearances were 320 | Cis ages a ee cs ee : ‘~ or -, | a at Ramee 8 | @7 Mi 07 7 1162 F} - ie ee ee ae 1 oat er ving » ; ; ae Te | iia - Se 1. 1037 | 0 Gt Nor 7s 36... | Gilet S F 6° OY * Os } "1. weason O & a 7 Hamb St 6 99 | 98%, 99 | BONS S oe to $3 25 No 2 $1 ver LONDON, March 16.—Standard copie ES. Minneapolis receivine 138 cars. Du-; 5 pres Ger 7 45_ 0195 n2 10a | on G&E) 6 52.1105 % 1104 5 ix, | st Nor 4%s 61.. 81, OR seas Pro © Ue be a teeta di oa 50%! 58% 6 | 15 HLM 744 A/1005% |100 44/100 % |100 % | fo ™rne slack ty on ao ino ai > 66: ' bh 36 and “Winnipeg 410 ys ; , oan > i ay “ae? ~ 4: ~ 3 72 73 5 Gt Nor id4¢s 52..:1( | . A ren A Coal ag 21, do pfd ss %| 97 : 1 IMB Fin 100 4% /100 3% 100 9 | KAI.E—Home-erown. —30¢ to 40¢ ea tro ytie cop r. es ~ :. , a : yt 7 aes ol ® 4) nfe} x 4" Bs : r 7 | : ay se! ‘ 3°. ear : ‘ . : me M ' 2 2 . * — " 2¢ : ae 7 hy Ge * 20 b. ‘ ; : 8 Leo TC —% 109 109 109 ; ’ Primary ipis of wheat were od A | wa oe . > os Or ' | + ' ee SP ; ‘ Nor ve Bi ote ‘ ‘ : . : : ‘ ‘to 2 2 box. j tures, £63 56a: , tin. ms. 4314 Re. 8 2, hes ‘omenred with 6953 000 ‘ e} Re ee Se a he es pe - ells ess arr’ re Bend ’ : a 2 76..| 95%) § , FF? é “ td. ae! *. ————— 98 Lom E 7 A, 99 54i 99 99 | ~~ STTUCE—C alitorne to Bt - $25.0 ‘eo Lest theo in01 7s Ga: sinc. Spot. £31 ws § and 445.000 iast year: corn TeCeInts | males lade Saas ay ton 1 I~ i os ‘ . y 4 .| 97? a7 : Wels woo % MINING. | 7%. 100%) 100 16 | 100%) 1100 % $3.2 and elimy : -Arizora See fer nae [a7 Be 4 See 374,000 bushels, compared with I.) 2 Bl F Ges DO! He 7M) Ds Me | Ley +1 93 103 - s of 7 5, 3 5 § Ind Ray | Cc A’ | fe - . ae. : " 7i4./100% 1100 }100 $2.50 to $3. bis ton =u ’ « 17S. 2 st © . ' j J : t} sae ty ‘ ' | ’ resg if . ’ . : hy j ~ ya es ago and 855.000 la ~ a} 2 ri ~ - 9 104 7% 1044 4% j reg 4° 41,106 42 106% a dad ge 1, | hampers $1 to $i: S: Michiaap leaf. 11: - ce Lis were ar nHushHe “) ‘ “ ‘ia is ° si ? 2? . i ac ae e ‘ 5 , - ag : z ‘ LAG. -] 5 | Be | &e . 4 te — RF hs eek ago and 344. ae . i war h. : 2 Jj. go 7 Gs - Am Explor al ‘| a 7 cea 1 ae MUSHROOMS atienaues M7 ww! 96% | 96%4| 420% select. 60c: No. 1. 60c per Ib, Obto yt bushe!s Sie ared with 554.000 a niand 7s 5 t een n Ly 6 Apple Trade Is Dull—Supplies Are 3 Cons Cop Mi : ie | : sonsecs ‘ H 02 | 02 102 | ( maakeie 5 PD ge 8 60 ay and 99 ' oT LOUIS PRODUCE ROW, March 18 100 ir Th CM a Rid, de, > Mun Med - red 104% | | $150: ARD GR NS S MEMB ipments were oO iW) hushels ¥ ‘ > 4 ee eid i , Cae” ‘ ry eis a1 4 2 1; tial Pest: derives he anpl rk bay , “6 . “-¢ . wnat “ 4 4 : | 0 ae 2. , —Duliness chara:ijerized the apple martet| 10 Flor Gol M, MM&S 7 411064 'L06% 106% ONIONS—Red lobe. 32,75 | to, 33 St: st che : ost. Lon | today. Supplies were plentiful and prices! 90 Golder State 3e 3c BC]. cos: ne agg fe i bs ‘a | ‘| Indiana medium ¥ New York. icago _— % : Rei 1035 -** | were about unchanged fer good stock. Saleaj| 30 Goldfld Con C 7 C 4 Neth 6 B_ .j106% 106% |106%!... jeg $3.69 St. Louis Stock Exchanges i : St. Louis Cash Grain. | 3 ie Chicago Roard* of Trag ie of each grain on | were reported as foLowWs. 40 berrels Illi-} 50 Hawth M Ij — 5¢) 1 Be; 2 Neth 6B. inex 106 %4 106% 106% red $3 to $3.: rain {4 meLinY Wednesday were se follows BONDS, STOCKS, G aemtest—No. | red winter ea = ~ - ae NIDSisoDaerswmnt

> x } ~ r ae ~* ss © -) allow newtown No. 1, showing scald, weg: ; \ 24% a | 1 Peru7 wi | ‘ . jiow «3S Northern | 27 2 ger hei Ulinois eae” ie :: ‘an peter go . Ral 7 Rio Gr 7 97 % | 7% 97% | orm ie See omens 2 4 ba > wage tone + Regering : ’ ad “ig ag | | per cra $5; 16 barrels Ulinvis winesap. orchard 1 Mason Vai | | ; 1 Russ G 6%) | BS) heacss and PAUSL $i. sing i peer is ri | A ‘ 4 o 4 Ao . -_ : > ° ¢ a/ ” ; ‘ . ; ' 5 Ruse Govt _ 101 %4'101 2 pom , mw 3g - wee) ae | run, badly sca ade. $2.75. Misp E a le.) 26-114 ; $5. ner barrel. and _piain $3 ner - eC 1 2 eal : ; 105 104 * ! - will , ; : = O« ! é ‘ t U j 4 « ; ’ ine =: en davis. $3 to 34. - ~s ‘ ’ s)2 13 13 T $1. 50 t $i. 75 bu s- ' Pera i winter } ' ‘ ; , a ; ; I v 2 - ; . , : rs ‘ ’ . 14} c ras curly v 0 Der ~ Mezzanine, oj “4 win me vy ws me 4 i nn S 7a 45 1N2%4 ] , 81 | 90% = a | 99% 94 4 ' + L es? . > , gano, +> 4) - 7 eat ps } ke efferson * icky whea Lae SO re ar “Crp ar TZ a Sy = re pale FR a [I Gt N ad} ; : : ’ é Qf ] | mm ad , , ? t ’ ye A DISHES—Loutsiana tips, 2ZGe to Ate ranch Office at Hetet J wy whe: a1 31- No. 3 red ar- | : ge orig wy ies mt = ”» Nat Acme ‘ Sd 7 : . itN adj 52sta’ § ‘ R4 ined : A ines: Deis be Nipissing omar 7 . 4 45 | 0 , | : e | i 4600 Ot. Louie my wheat $1.35: No. 2. ¥ | 2 Sees) >: ty LW. 2% ir 1061, | hitas retes 75 'g Ai to $4.2 ‘illowtwies. Noranda ..} 2: K 23%; % 1100 4/100 % 100% -| oer doz bunches: Arkansas ‘xe Abe to p 21, 5 Sax S Mort; i" 40c° TY 25e 30 . al id alae Ee ce But : 2 : Inst 6% | 98%| 98%] 98 a 98% | RH Mab— Michigan, 5-lv. eartop fan. Straw hermes were Si@acys I us rein ae f ' | y re B. 5 amd ehohe Be Home grow ect : a a , es 4 Sieme ns & | i , Demand and trading were light 1 Reor VW Dis oe ‘ | > Hal 7-35 '102% 102 % 102 % '102 % a5e to Adc per bunch | sf a4 vob ages j 9%,¢ anc = Shat Denn i © sei =i a 26 Siemens & | SPINACH—Texae GOc to S) per ov rae BANANAS— “ip shipping order, 0% Sam Ge es, ee oF Ble 104% 104%) * 1¢ rown, 35¢c to 40c per bu box RQ, | ; | 1} jobbins Way. joose, 5¢ec per ib, ”* Tec} Huch . : : H 6 " ls} 104 4 1 4 . 104 3 104 % ne. Home's . 4 ‘ ‘ ‘ « ° fe tage an ae ee snipe ny ee BF pact age ooh den : a3 N Ed. | | boy 10d! 32 K st 4 60 $335 ang | ets | S Wales 5) 96%! 96%! 96%) 98% STRING BEANS—Florida, & hampe weliow corm 45c: No 4 white corn.) 8&2 Id P Jap 6s ¢ p100: 1| o4 NY GEIL H oo eer $4 = 5 2 1002, | COCOAN UTS— lin jod Roe: Hale SO.S0 Oe 290 m.| 24) 2%] 2%] 2 |ia7 Suntug + 38/1004 100 1100 1190” | and bu hamper, dark aren. $3.50 to vip it No.’ 2 white wats, 46@47e: No. |! = Ty | Begs B+? og 4 At ,. +; 92%, V2 le, VS PS&MS deb 4 28) 993s/ 99%, 992 hor: RANBERRIES—C Cape Cod Howes, $4.75 Tri Bullton.| 1 Je | 106] 69 S Hug 7-46100%|100 100, 100 | gan LM fovea banus $3.b0 to Phire oats. c v1 ai 443 : . ‘ | ‘ 0: ‘ ; : ‘ ‘ ‘ m + Lséus deb 4 31) OS i ~ pet Sarre! er , oe a > of : n 6 SwGv 5 My 101 TT, 101 1% | 101 %% 10) % “ “ ‘ 1% -bu ham r. LehV con 4% 2003 9814! 9814) % G RAP EF RUIT—Florida $2.50 to $3.7 1 Uni © Ext.) 235 551 25%] 26 2 Thyl&S 7 1102%4/102 tg 102 i6! 102% | > TO TOBS—Calitornia ckeh Foor lehv ge ©0903 8814). 88? KR per crate Bee .. hemes ath aes : 4 106 U E 8 7 Aj cade 100 % | [100 % | (191% |:4q stvie 6-basket. crate for fan. rany 6- 2003 .. v4 } 8 _LEMONS—California, $3.50 to $4 per tan Apes . 1*- 187 nT 15 “ os be Ks, 103% leas beams 108 -y and choice $3.50: Mexican lugs. $1 to . Aa - ‘ - . ef s a: ¢ RQ RZ * vi i p . | . . Zur ac 7 e yo eo 9! 8914) 89%! 89%. °F aes Domin ican, $2.75 per, 10U. _~_wendet " Soe 29 USW 6% A'l05 [104%'104 % 105 - ™ 22 RSNIPS—Home-xrown. 50c to &85¢c CaN 7 30..-1: ) : : nite at ge rat dy $37 35.25 to 3620. vox. 24 USW 6% C/104%!104%!104% 104% per bu box ornia nav >| ad. 6 oO g ‘ b RAW B E RRIE S—Fancy ae ae ass. ware san rat - while cats, | Ca n 2 - Cte 101% 1017 . ce; AO. mi ed Oat a L ce No, | 106 14 19086 % 1061 ? Burt vais, ‘ leipzig Ger ; y 101 X 1O1 as © AHSEP 6 St. Louis Hay Market. ae a 8) quotations: No. 1 timothy ay. Me eilles mM $21: No. 2 timothy hay 4% e No 3 timothy $15 nia mixed $ cover mixed clover mixed $: > $223- N p 2 Mo io 7 OD “ ise aod over mixed $2 Zi; No : “ate C — ert es oe ' os Smad: s° 4 LO €°5: No rej | 32 / — 6 2 9 fo 321 choce dairy : 3° ay ] 3. (}) oc: July 12 9-3¢: ‘ “ : y aifalfa £9 ~ abe feed- Norwav 534 65 ‘100 mm 200 ‘ Milw ER&L 5s ‘ft pe . t Mar h i ty $c , u ae a ness is established. Choose a 31 fa S21 to $22: alfalfa oy einagdlte a 6 | } 7 C1 S; ke. N l 8 r s 3 "§ S19: “N 4 like- 0. 1 prairie $18 to o a ~ L&N 7 30...::|104% 104% ‘ eae L & N 4% 2003. 102 “a. ot te atEY rau - Louigiana, 3 : ly aN ni O7 ; : &U ig 0 Zs $3 50 per P4-f iT it case 100° ) 73 A > Man Ry Ist 4 90' 69% | Texas, $1.59 to 7 ATK 106 42 7g Ai 5& Manila E Ry ee: “6 it ee nvite investigation Hii 220 Par L&M Ry 6 58) 93%! M4 | 94 | Yeni Oa Ga fers follow: _ prsene ioe a A ‘ = So eee f hila & RC 5 73102% 102! bebe ae wa DR Paria Olns 7 54-1 99%! NOM! 99% Hie & RC Ste ee eet 5% Guaranteed Bonds. Mt the Piet Dispatch 32 Peru 734 40 ... ND % 1100 % ree Oil 89 "ita! 10033100 tim book! this sabjye March 16.—-Wheat prices ss 5 te ME add tank oe ocahontas © 5 é O11, 9 ne ely eton ‘dl rally after an early dip today with sa it Sn toh soll Saal . 7 r St Ys 58 33.) 96%) 96 : , ok att we iareely the result of an ovel fe nitr yy Prices Pa. ation Poland rt 7% ¥ é- ' we pont onal near ‘op prices of the day.'! Or Aegre epee sete es je eS o FU HSE Ip lachange ee “" Ort sales ot 500.000 bushels | Pa eu Fle ob bm 1061, FON, Pub S Ky) AND % ° j ; ay “Ory alge es 17 6 Home Office: 608 5., & 3 . ' x 4 ‘ ‘ = | ? ive’y 4 34 2 j ‘ - ’ 4° ao ‘ f 2 . ; ry’ oo “Ste hes G&! = % | Waseau ke} 4- & F . - 64 2 M ay CU nN) ere quot ; ' Chicago Denwer H 4. Corp closed y 4 ; r ° . 1] . i ° ' : 2 : “2 3 San ‘ Pp Sr > 50 106 ly 106 ; yf ri 2 N( TA M 5 ly @ : : 105 F | ) | | 7 . 0 ¥ Titec to 77% “ee * fhe | j : 6 schuic ‘s ,lene } ” NOT&M os SB ic O00: S l ed ‘ Salt % 2 oh | RY - BA Me ber a" he 2 2 4 “Ar AWWA | Lik : .o ‘ ‘ dOsage © _ rel oe : i! "GUARANTEES -E) VERY-8 ~~ manga M4 Whe. ats \ > Wc! 3 do 7 46 x Ww " : 46 I ...1100% 100 “ ¥ C con 4a $ 92 Bt ip 103 | Bond Sal a nd Sales—Continued _ 3 Tie | 7 : q _ oe ay of et >! . ul . . é “ ? “ ,% Baie i Silo : | ar - ) a il ie _ Ba Mm Fo ' é + : ~~ : Cares. s~ ‘4C. : Seplember A en bp lig Barta : . 46 104% 194%. ‘3 : deb 4 7 “High poy a sae | ek. : Bln — . , nat oad 1H4 74% -D a be! 46/105 % 105%, Z . "4 Wil O&G n a f - Or 1010) OQ 7 agi : ] i ir _- "wer oe & — a - . ~ « 2 100 G9 re 49 . NYC &HR r & re = ‘ Pa vA a5 j eT , we. bushels wheat. G3.000 corti. rant; ; £ 4° 5 Ve ee ime Con’ O 6% 38 Q&T, OR 5, OB Te 41 201! oes | 99 B 100 Rio G Wie ‘it 4 4° 3 SO i Ss - " Wood P n ; “ i) marley SF ny 4 14 ’ : | ' ? ‘ : i} i . ‘ a? « ‘ : > . 7 Ss . vyT OF] at 7 oy | o'ge \ : a : ’ ~ 4 i, O95 : r R ‘ , a 5 i 95% 9O4 st Jos & Gil oe 3 c sth bed Spt Pp omongy houses sold Ne oe on ibe Mi on oe oe a een? OS es Sinc Con O { 100 99S LVO NY hi t | \ 2 ; PEE OWNERSHIP Giipes. Gverpoot ane these unuee | Bete aw lana 193 ~ i og ] & an a TU) S& oe S 1007 . 100% 100% 3 NYC&HR pi gore pel 0 as + oa ke STANDARD OLES. nt ? rtt +* . > 4 ~ Q > Q er. & #1 heavy 22% ce: the entire North Amet > ~ 10 A . 455 | OBA : ' | VB Ly | Sinc Pipe LO 4a SLIM&SRE&G 33 94% 9444) 444] YHA Ane A Oil) 194% tte 19 Se hens a : / IFICATES ~ ay hires w On the dd) > ru Ville waist : “ > - . - 45 10234 3 a’ | , . ‘ 4 4 a 2 108 2 broilers. ‘he | CERT 2 ere uni ‘overed and th OUVIieE ' ‘ ee ] : ! i ~ ("O10 P 4 4 10” a % & & 40 4 a : ad - ~ Ee Pe Oe Daw Dist onl oll 5, “d "Hits : ' - " 2. % .|100%'100 (100% 4,133 NYC ref @ imp a Sales. at ecurity. | res et 29'10 1u1% 101% aoe ‘ : : 106% 1068 4 RAILROAD BONDSs. 1 Venezu Pet * ~ h0e stand- 4 'N rr t we f « ed is Ss a iin RO) SO be 10] no nvot : 18% | 10] i, ~ P . iy > } 4 2 5400 SL-S F ad) 6 35 a LOG. SL-SF inc .6 SL -SF ¢n 34% SL Sw con 4 a 7 - ‘ i } S P&KCSL i a1 86 44 100 An Am Oi! Broad e ag! qg1 Oug} r} mm cae vino qa Mm Am 2 : : ae orr oe hy, lbs.) it ere alBeng frighten s ‘ Rein 4° tym !1O1! | Bel Vol™ 103 5 105 ow cua.ee 1077, 103! ater 2 bes tin soo Equ Db & eS Intu coverins Phie javel OO Oe ba ¥ : : 4 Stand Mill 6 102% 102 44 ~ 4 obeag eas ” ander), dab representing 4 Poller, oeeestion. Above $1. 26 Serbs p 6) an Oil NJ r 102% 101% 102 2 N | 106% 1063 naa Se INES Aa ier ’ : be aa / 102%, 1075 99 SU , where B } {tf} Se 1) : : a: ' ast i Thi i 7 $ ) fF + 3 3 ' fi 3 ¢ Stev Hotel 6 . * + ~ je - > « ; & f 7 KQT 8&4 %% ership in the Fee Simple «| be resul ae 16 he lower. lates 5 Silesia 6 ena” 10S 1103 Tenn Copper 6 41/100 100 (100 m : , Ce WO Lions Sto) oe pressure ee) = 1) At . : hy 4% ; 2 mie = > & lt ear : he it ore 2 aan ae So ah te 2% ‘ 2”)? Tenn KE] P 6 47 106% 1000's 106 % , 0414'104! Title, subject to a 99 YE a Oe btitinee of Americaniwe; 5) 6 Ot * nea (10334 193! Tol Ed Yet 7 41,108 % 108%, /108 %4 10 . ! 107 14107 ts site ~ eased and the re bus at aterm wa 1 99 28: ao IT & 5% 30 ont N95; VAs renewable lease to the . om qnmedia: e ta uire a T aa Get ‘ — i eens | Oe1 , °} OR 3 “11 6 40 Os QMig, 9VBY 4 ° ; og = 4 6i0W demand for wheat es ¢ apa £1101 % "401 ™ 1101 1% “4 ; > Q i ( + : , adi ja occupied by the a weather im ip showed or ne 103 103 103 ( HREDC | . ; ~ > = es anh Ba’ b wae $2 JOR4%, 108% 108% 1 do con 4 55 -. pe, 2 Bon hg mi a7 li 100 $ © Ind.| | : eo oe | oe oe NYORW xen 4 4} 78%! 76 Boab AN #18 8 3 b9*| gore | 42008 O fee) Tee) tom | 16% | 17 P t your goods with genuin - on 89% | RNS) BO% SN Y Rye 6 GS..-i 42. a 3 a ; @on Pac rfaid4e 66! 94%! ’ “10 s OQ Onio | “ha 32 rotec y 24 £ e + aha O7 ig 107? S GSA -;;..! ei pe | Bw ie gece tiem ei ae ae > | 88% teens ¥ i] . 105% .103 (105% 104 ee Pe, al Le N b St R 4'5 y 0 | . . ns 1; | i 30! - pet , : or tou WTap- ‘onn CI&RR Se 51 10: b As 103 ty 103 3 , 1& ‘) , 105 2% 10:3 103 — referab] M at 2%; 92 : La Div 5 31 100 4 100! 100 t 7a hon é % 101% 101% | in r en 3 047 .. ; 7% G ' ’ Ter ry gL ole | | ~ is ce =. . 104 ‘ } i : p £ pape Pp y wat 5 SBp2047 104% 4 53°. | MRE RR BSH ; 108% —" 105 % | Tex&FtSRy 5% 50 104% 104% 104% ane ea 3 85 | | Thirdav rig 4 60 >” am 8 A102% 102% | 102 % | 1202 § ae MM Paper ~ es | . + : 106% 106% 1 ThirdAy adj 5 60 4 105 24 105 %% UndEIRLonl 6 48 06% 96 74 | 5% 5%, Be 5%) BE St. I ouis TOR 4, 33 95 95 Ae § ie ; » ee aoe) — _* cw nnd ive pigeons be GUc per weather for the winter MICHIGAN OFFICE | Me a There re wat s general precip a i ye Mepates P lyary {101% 1101 % | & THEATRE BLDG. Gag: wer ety enecete| f Witecm 845. 20-107 ea[tt7 i117 DETROIT, MICH. rp 4 eae Me G0 BY OTe 37 93 ey ea 8) 98% oly aS and edyoining Preh” pale provement Primary Te ramuay 86 oe aoa neat, BSte medium $2! | An entirecity block in Sou so increased 73 000 bushels . = San ho 48 cea | Detro:t’s downtown busi- ; “S Aho ‘Neat. Locais were bear 54 Yokohama 1 NGM, NSH! OC Ts ’ frighten nf ery ~ hess section Theasre nee | ha wheat —Reeeiptn are moders INDUSTRIAL BONDS. : ent iemand # >. Ry ani | . alaben. Ment :) hes a? 104 104 years A 1 A A Shipping demand contin 102 j102%4 6% 36... . 112% ai % | i : : YY tse! ronrn we : chartered m4 '100% Westing E&M 546102 (101 vield s. 50% © - a POs), ~ we to Bu Fates ‘ n oo aa Wheeling § 5% 4k AR® 97%, _ a : : ¢ lower with hogs ~ ‘fy "5 ‘eit Ane 1035 ™!1063 White S M 6 100 % 100% Circular Upom Requee ao 20 AT BM, $31 eat oat O43 54 tb icago Grain Carlots : ££ aww.@ & 3 ! POM ss Ye A : ax biz Oi LORENZO 5. M80. Moreh 16.--Cariot receipts| 2 Am W Pap 6 29 62 | 62 hye-@y 64% 33.1024 [102% [102 - WA MD: ania 4. havier 2 et , 206f) FB Gi. ‘inch A 4 41 6 106 ANDERSON.& co. wate a : ah Welemiaie a. aes N4 ty 104 Me 104% Youngest FAT 6 45 104 5/104 ' | Po = Landon Woo Auction | 2 spo aay ee att pe ion : B. ALL, ROAD BONDS. pie : ; 0 107% sia mo or sat ST. CHARLES af ‘ oN Maret TT SE ees eaten ta Ae M 7 43 { 108 a0 5 64. 101% 101% 190i % r ye amy 1S i) ae : Ay Bee 1 ane ' r 4 i @ | 4 Ps standarde. |) ! ST. EOnsS Me 806 & cose & a3 %{ B24) Be of nal ‘95: | go | Bo A 7 4 Ar hb 16.—Butter | — ‘Ah » which met s af AT&SFEO 28.) 994% | O89) 99% gt ality. 3c. Other _——— 7 . ai i i the opening advaoce ou me AG & {Guan 6 S4BI106 6 104 75 1104 to GW let 4 39) aa 92 45 | 92% : ' 7 ne > 4 - ~ inf no -~8iLO Dicwmiois ot " TDoreseed peru! , a f . an . 47 . e O18} ; ihe 1 ‘ i110. hte : 61103 % 103% ; 2 TZ | +a +H "% ) 2 Ry | S6%' KRHA, | > he 4 2008) 3%; 93 As ly ' me 1201% 101. | Distributors 1§ 9H%: MBX a "008 110 109 & (110 mn Ww 4.) 05%! Ob 95% '. 95% | 96% : 95% BS! 5%. “95% | B 64 ...-++. 10s - £ a hohe =o ) _ ; “ ; . tts “9c n; ave a7 | 7 i as 24% 24% 24% ‘ie Sere 6. 1M] % 101 ts 101% 101% | " J ’ * DITR a. - . 12041, FO4) y & OS % | a5 % 98% 7 '. in BS , 91%| 91%) 914 | , ” » 2. , 104% 104 LL *. + 5&6 42 . 106 103% 106 - Ce 8 7 egy a 2 ‘ a . Y : ‘ - - aM by gO % ; as $ 103 % 103 °' ly ‘103% : ‘ “mn , ~ f o / ; BER, cae & = § AO. 3 e &%. - ~ *, 1045 Bebe ta - £ 4 1108 Liege fm. 91, 'JOKR'1OB*, | ab 5k 206 104% | “B Ct _ | 7% a bis BSL 5 * « 108% 109 1 siSh4 2 et ahs S6% 3.1102 % 102% 102 % 2 PCC&StL i 75 B108' ' - ; ‘ ’ Ri) ty | Sid ly 4 ) o :- " a” ; ps : i 07 107 se | 107 % Cee.» 80 ..| 95%) 93%). 25% | est Md @ 52 | 8O%s) 80%| S00] 6 .|107 % 1107 6 | — the Uniform W “ fee “48 108 “ios } & 2h 99% 190 100 : ee ; ee fg + 7. *\'9 7 . ill ccinettemmestenaatiatl Port! RLA&P 7% : a ae > Cuba Read 42 ‘ o7 ; ans wae « a 4 re 53 1 Sul 63% 1 Cudahy | SF 100%. 130 14 200% (200%. ~ wo . ine > . > - a cc et AO LT tee ey ag a > te we S— Rw ws 7 -__ a eae oy oo Oi Gu &

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aie oe ys Ah, PPR 4nd be OR lean a 5 AMA Pfs RUBE WS pte ite, ot Botte te Orr frre rae POI fa A LEE IRE 5 ELLIE AOE NE IO Re TIM, a ea ee & i. +) PR lems Mame vedtnapn gt: SA ON CIS ET ESE OO RENN TT NR CN i yr) 08 “i as " : Pisa “= aii PO Bs et Pi Nite IE ae Sg a ei . Vat tig CR ee ie ‘ wre ‘ align SE: pen, ie * * % « t ring NR . liga oe AES Re aia BET. x er. ee . ils, Satie ac a4 “ ss ieee re ‘ I ed 7OM, , . >. o nS Soa Pn Ww OF ? hs 4s i ee PF p ae fh ee og we dvs Sate! wig ue ad e ea ASS. ayre Ce . . ey “ pe ¥ rary? an areitinne Saheibeessidhsa sed syn! panier 4 ae . ; aren weneoagh one ‘ tenis RAT Ie Pegi eurtge ok, (ag 8 . P ‘ ‘ ee ; oe eth? anes et ee ae: ‘ite > Ware $0. tc. SRS SAEs ere) ANC RGeS tactheones | PR. APY go SS" Raw Abie A Wine ke Nee > ¢ . ,” % 7 A , . A ns SPRy ed | - ms . ". 4 7 +) . ‘ rhe * es ek mnt ge, “ of ene bi ET TT SE 1, * Re . > Garena? fas a an q 3 ies . 7 ¥ epi i " s ¥ * cd - *) Ay re € . At tat ie, i ze > le ware.” * ae a oar S * ° >s BI, GEE alii RE TRO IG alge EE ze se sg ‘ > os a ” “ty o . Fr lug daa i ie . is: ¥ “ > F ie The resolutions say PAGE 42_ SHIPPERS OPPOSE SECT ym terminal tacit, OF BRIDGE TRADE ORDINANCE oe seuemml toes ‘ : ing against the Niesolution Declares Terms Would resolutions w: the Scu! Prohibit Competitive Trans- Co., Evens ard Fire Brick river Transportation. and oths > manufacturing The St. Louis Shippers’ Confer- and jobbing houses Association. which includes ‘Three Arrested After Holdap. z “nbout 180 firms, has approved res- Dale Blair. James Yeager and clutions previously passed by the ; McHale of O'Fallon, heard of Governors of the organi- ee ce tion, opposing Section ale CR | Tessel at O'Fal- proposed ordinance for exchange of | Deaba s Manda sine the Eads and Municipal bridges. ~ . , nal bese enn that thi SeCc- resolutions to fa. - 7 The on would prevent = ATER BARGAINS~ GREATER DISPLAYS~ GREATER SERV] AS ILLUSTRATED ort ~ _ > consetl z LO “i oe } tis iis Ggoc > AT h ~ + hot Federal Judge Davis was so crowded tha be able to place Baggot case until AND BAGGOT POSTPONED Delay: May Be Deferred Until Fall Term Shaft at Staunton, IIL. _ $725,000 APPROPRIATION = | ouwvin “Frstouas 7 vas FOR WATER BUREAU APPROVED ;°2!..°.) on Staunton, I! a under 40 tons of ge The Public Committee of the Board of Aldermen today a subterranean 4 of TA 7% ~~ fA "i oOo L ~ w+15 oem r me é . : Ferguson-McKinney Manufac- gpproved ordinances appropriating “+ PT? kan = oe ~ “~~ oF ine Forrest trial of Alfred F. | - 7, oe Ot ea 7H . sn io > using tne mails to ranna " ona and saggzot, 5 * and rock when collapsed whlie né Mine No. 7 of the Consolidated s aaa’ . oiled . [tilities credit operations Co., Will 9 a. mM. ‘WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 16, 1927___—_=—= MINER BURIED ALIVE UNDER 40 TONS OF GOAL AND ROCK Fellow Workers Digging to Recover Body of Olivia Frizola in was working in today. _ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH A fellow worker. Josep) internally injured, from Litchfi« - > ‘ ’ . : { i Jd a Was coal roo? “im oy J ( Ual Raybestos not begin March $425,090 for coagulation basins at! Co. at as the date alt water- ment in wos at Howard’s Bend; $150 er pipes; $30,000 6006 for machine $45 ao > Rutger disposal. now Board 2 ie CcisagkrTret t he new Missouri River and start healing ment Mae ililix ii carbage es will entire be of Aldermen Relieve that itching, burning tor inol GUARANTEED WORK IN wit CEntral 7586 EE TT b. 0 OF THE EVERY LAMP EXACTLY — Oe - oo ae uistanding offer is a gre gure in our “Spring Opening Sale' Mirrors were previously priced $10.40! Think what a wonde: ful saving this sale means t you! Such beautiful Mirrors, too’ These Pay Only $1 Down Genuine Black Marble, Onyx and Metal -Base ._ Lamps in This Group. re PILL L LA LD LPPED eneceeihty? PEP LIZ { oO on SS ee 7 , At $18.95 i At $19.75 This Lamp has gold metal shaft with onvx base. The shade is of gray Gceorgette yellow. Fancy braid cal ~ pink six wit trim mm -9 wm mpiete, $19.75. Pati, Ste 4 Pay $1 Down At $16.45 | Pay $1 Down At $19.95 over seorgette ove: —— o- 4 Psy $1 Dewn Plain Figure Prices—One Price to All “The House of Honer” Where Courtesy Always Greets the Visitor Your Choice of Any of These $10.50 Mirrors > ay 4 a ia ass a > . : Z . ‘ res _ @ ris : - . | -_ AJC iS PictuTed e. Two Great Lamp Features in Our Greater Spring Opening Sale BRIDGE LAMP Formerly Sold at $8.75 FLOOR LAMP Formerly Sold at $14.75 = - “y Pay $2 Doan yo -~ 2 4 " Pay Only $1 Down nme At $29.75 : $29 Pav $3’*>Down “tpt e ad FES . EVERY LAMP EXACTLY AS ILLUSTRATED MAY-STERN S. E. CORNER TWELFTH AND OLIVE S$ & CO. TREETS ADJUSTMENTS AND RELINES 21st and Washington Av. &:: ; be ao , . a i . | ~ 2 Tne i ’ rill . i — ~y « . 7 my Ot Irié I -_ I? ae AY, ™ 2 sg y a 5 on _ ALILIIIITLLIAL ' sell 7 desc as ; 4 ‘TS “HEL . FOR AMERI¢ WVU ILL TM YN SY A Sa : ot eee ge f So Tay O* on * They have just disembarked and are rifle ranges to take part in target pra y > « < are 7 tat hand -e e gee v WORT IOUT? 11209 9R re rReE RMN NED, yoo YY YZ, VAL fo MAALAD Y » LAST NIGHT'S FIRE mating but shell ttan remains of Man- eter blectric Supply Co.'s six- ; owe oulding at 1106 Pine street. . = ¥ ai id " SS was $400,000 on this and ‘Ng property.

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is & == —_p,pular Comics ADVERTISEMEN? ri Yy @ § News Photogra THURSDAY IS sz ” — ST. PATRICK’S DAY iE Thursday is the feast of St. PT ONESDAY. MARCH 16, 1927. Patrick and many will be see, te “wearing the green.” Enter fe ‘ tainments and parties have been planned by many S Louisans of Irish descent, ~ Today and tomorrow are red’ letter days at the Prufrocy Litton Furniture Company: Fourth and St. Charles Stree # One hundred bedroom gnis¢sub ea greatly reduced for quick clean Boar? ance during these days, : See the six-piece suite, vanol ity, dresser, wardrobe, } chair and bench, for $e superb value! | SS SY N e gigs Sheil te: ae ~~ 4 OK | Yea iii uu: (ees IT’S “‘HELLO, SHANGHAI,” 47%°¢% 1%: 74°34 FOR AM . te ig AL v4 tac % E R I Cc A-N B # U E. J A C K E T S "ng Aj | ) Ui hig ae sacons os YY EE ; te sAe Sea: Br eae Sinner ee 4 : : “ * POO AY 9 * coat 4} 7 ; > & LL TI en sheesteetieneen aa ~ CLL LLL LLL ALLL eee nen _ ‘ ¥ i a =: & ry a CAO IO LAAT WWW SSO CRRRN WO ass DP LON OD OI A ge, AI HK, wa te EE EP ‘e q ey 4 a " — Ree DPE DA RAE Pt RIES -. . J pemeee? ™ =~ —_ > i ” a a " P hy) ae . > he 2 a Sey wer w. ~~ Re ‘ > Pe d 7 + atk : 4 i» Be - Pays > . J he Z ~ ~~ -. Satie seeal Ae or - TAS ET Te SWYWN ew Table sketched above has hand painted Lamp . : bas of imported above comes in Various col- sh pottery = in ich ored poreglain haaes. includ- ng, Hand - painted ing black. Parchment shade, mnt shade carrict has conventional hand: Bloring in base. : painted motif, shade lined artistic Lamp at t} with frore, making a soft fice. 18 inches tall. giow when lighted. Only $11.9 - $11.45 Pay $1 Down © Pay $1 Down k Marble, fetal Base us Group. Ye fe ° 4 “tg A, Y e % \ S ” ~ . Franco Girogetti (left) and Reggie McNamara (right) were the win- ; ners, in a fighting finish, GZ at the New York bicycle GZ race. —P. & A. photo. > » >» > > > > SD >. > DS SAAAAAAAAN x LR = nd aA ~~) oS APN . ‘ “J , ae eee . eX > ) .. * ¢ +4 SSS) see >. = ~ =... . + 5S > > & & bb & & bbb De - ‘ly - \y MA ee (7; is K——2 ‘ae = ~ re " SST ETRE SHS eee eee an ase ce aeeeees i coe = oe ; « | _ Bright bronze ™ ee : T ms Trch appearing makes the shaft ° 3 this beautiful jue 4 | Lamp with base Of g center onyx. The handsome The | shade is of FBG gold and | Georgette over apt sik | cot sik. Tnm 9 ching | braid, velvet 3 ot the «sa color. | tlowers: Complete, 3 ‘ a. oe Ae eee ee [LL dddddddddsedbibbsesia) Pay $3 Down Pay $3 Down ipnenndescilsasecces :ctesecresspoussereebGhr Oia. Ta >! “+e = OK as gold metal BQ dy NYY ~ ~~ WHY NXg ‘% WS LAST NIGHT’S FIRE thing but sh ; i | ell remains of Man- atch Thursday’s Paper Ty... clectric Supply Co.’s six- her Spring Opening Offers Mer. building at 1106 Pine street. ~ ~y . j : SS Ww . Bargains, Greater Displays, : Be voining om Lomas on this and ? ee Greater Service és Fe eptpmanyen 0 A Ae mons cm at ean OTT Le crocker ? Q ~> } re FA PP i “ Pye SIT SIC dy hoe’) Af on" 4 ae : ae & ” LA yp ah WAR A SSANSA SSSA S SESS SS S LAA AOW AO ee SAA Hota em SI y VUMMUUlttlllyy Y LLL Yc cé&ete@ Et €€dddCE I téédlb pp Cig ip +d, so oe UY if Bs: ys sate é “oi | Meee 4 4 “Ws CteFststtivve~s , YL Lede) A ATANAA Ra AARRA AS 4." * ~~ i »s SSS RV QAQAQVQayo a SSS SS SSA AAS BARA AATB AS RQ EAI_I|_IF|-FP§|-FJF]PFPF\AyFQFI§INgI gNFIgFyFiF§F_silf FgFP_dfsFgFsFfFy BAF NI NX POST-DISPATCH] GA. [irom nesting on LLY Y , Wl it, SS *~ 5 ANN | SAAT Women’s Features ™xd SS ‘ - 5 NN SS as \ Ss RKSSSSSSS SN WROOw Yili MM“ao“s. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 16, 1927. PAGE 43 Vy 4 ee E: ‘ He “Wy Ye % Sa y yng 64 Cty MM % 7 Jur; , Z N ro BY non nee WOW ne Ages 7 nit ¥ : > a b> hb he ee en ke bo ee MMi ML_ VW. WAV" MM ON ee oo eo > > ——_ WINS Ang elite tat te > i tainted SS ee ROY MMO SS ae r d mf Pi Cah Lsgmmsdddddddddddéddssuss EEL ec dcdcdc XN SSR i Utppy brsiiiggs 2 Ylry” 4 Y : Uy W/Z Gos ” Father and mother installed Monday as pastors of Memorial Congregational ‘ty, ee 44, Chuch, St..Louis, and Brentwood Congregational Church, and son and his fiancee oo eae ordained at the same time. Left to right—The Rev Howard S. Anderson, the Rev. Frank H. Anderson, the Rev Ada Anderson and Miss Marlowe J. Addy. —Post-Dispatch phote. LEM AMMAMMAAAAA LAAN GLAST DAY OF THE INCOME TAX RUSH G WEEE LAcAAAEAAAZzLzZd.eeeeeeededeecdedd seuss ld ddddddddddddddddd: iad SGA AAAAAAAE EAGER EEL OEGEE 2 7 Y = > pe $e ; Bog $8.3 es 3 ; ; ve te , Oe : ; , : ; % : 4 z ; ¢ $ . x : 5 Seay ae care iA - a, 5% 4 . a | 3 3 £34 ; $5 ‘ ; -' % a . - 6 x RGQO : ae w «= 3 - 7 > AY SY Wo WAY NESNVARNES SAAD SES ARNE SRN RBRBADR BRT DO ww a sana nene™ & \S gi wz A ¥ +, é * ‘ . s : : : he ER gees ORI oh ps ie : : RR ON OE i ian a naa S te ie eal a a ~ oe “ a ** seen - a 5 “a =* A 4 4, a. Z - "* "s me Ye big ny Gon V4} Middl % i¢% 4 KYSSING Vy , tut yma hiiq DIFFICU Ys. GMM UIT e GZ SSAPSABVESASASS SSS Senay iy 5 4G Y,’ (AEEEEL Choy ! (TEAEITATIIA eae VA 2 SD . whe > Sie x Oey s oe Se sa w 4 * Becss ? s Pe are’ at ™ BS Oe ais ne , 5 Shane = posers ( : . , ; EE. ae 3 eo: ,, ee = ie a ra “ SER OK ee 4 : "Se ea ao eS KP x5, em ; DO 2 es: se vevsrrere PE IR SBR 5 ki Sy ; tsa Procrastinators crowded the corridors at the Federal Building making out their returns, which had to be in by the fifteenth. — Post-Dispatch phote. OOOO \ peed op : “i Sap ones «=< Saw apne . oof Pee” see | s ete Da aE TR EE IE BERK me ‘‘HOW MUCH AM I OFFERED?’’ ptt a4 SY ete NN — ao i NM dd SY <<... * 7" \ SADA SSAD MOCO WIN DAS SS =" QO OW) < axcdaant’ ‘ MOODS SS WAAAY Teeter Piet ree tito treet ky ys VV AHWAWNVNVAwpq»y» \\ OY MWY RP VWVAVQAAAVAQAOOQWQng % * ROOD GOON wR, ey Si ee Sin ae ae OOO Bete Se AC, a alt gee by ? ; WS ULLULULLLLULLLULULLLYLLLLLLLILLLLLLLL LOLA Auctioneer at Christie’s rooms in London is closing out under the ham Mrs. Frances Vivian Kelly, wife of “Shipwreck” Kelly, mer today a portion of the Russian State jewels. Here is one of the who is spending the week on top of the Maryland Hotel pieces, a tiara in wheat and foliage design, that once adorned the brows flagpole, was hoisted to him in a bosun’s chair for a mid- of Empresses. day salutation. , Lo A A OSE I eH a i sei te pe te Nn s Pe ne an a ee me dei ery . ’ / hae VAAyte, Oka Reins eee eee a me “athe ° “ mt - AOE ne Rp me Ye Ae a Ree pet wrk, ee ly erat ne eS ee eae: res ~ ~ ~~ Se. * sige ete a * i we. We Welw e Nae ed “ ~s Ad iY a LP IST ed tue re — 2. 2 ee PAL Sy i ee te a he)

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WEDNESD MARCH 16. iia - f eet SASS ac WEDNESDAY... MARCH 16. 1927. MEDITATI( —OF A— / MARRIED WO} By HELEN ROWLA {pace 4s al The St. Louis Post-Dispatch Daily Magazine The Lia What Do You Know? What the Ultra-Fashionable in New York 7 . Are Wearing, and Styles Seen onthe Stage ‘eee ly ee er | THE WOMAN _ | OF IT. | Not i 1.—What kind of cloth has its origin in the totaled ae Pn ci Way, By Marguerite Mooers Marshall PIERRETTE TO PIERROT | : . ae wale hemscives hae anim There are two things that may not | BLACK TULLE BLACK CHIFFON hom nd with vast spas My eae you, your love for me. | BROCADED anEStONe at vain a The night-enchanting, magic moon | BLACK AND EMBROIDERY : changed. Help gia’ WHY AKE MEN AFRAID OF May dimly smile in afternoon; GOLD RIBBON, A RNE | comes in by the . . ¥ are men afraid of women? And nun-like cloudiets, one by one, GOLD METAL H LTE N CK cee ee @ | hours as are needed per bea : | H ‘ + ‘ CLOTH SLIP. | ork-saving- fay Before marriage, @ man lives ia Make dark as dusk the noonday | Sun. @eaaata Ss germile after marriage he lives in the fear a - a > there are two things that may not be— My leve for you, your love for me, 7 Wednesday Night. | HEN I came home from work | W jhis evening Joan said, “I think it is time for us = be- | ving the baby physicai exX- | ‘sin giving I said, “What?” and she | said, * ‘Physical exercises—for the, baby.” I said, * ‘} suppose you are | trying to get me to gO down and | 2.—Which one et Napoleon’ s marshals was tried and executed after the battle of Waterloo? rn Sie A a OR NIRS 2 eS = * es « @ mea vreocceosvesecsegpeseoenteegowser et" 3.—For what is Oberammergau most noted? | uf rte: : bud get shows faust. | have to spend in havteell NO servant’s bedraas aside and no meals te kitchen make a @ ner ay _ Rents are high and 5. —What doctor of medicine is | at “present a ‘member of Presi- dent Coolidge’s cabinet, and what position does he hold in it? the * @ @~, * se 8 * @ ~ o0260 640866806826 OH OEHHA EOS SSeS SY” h ome gym apparatus so| 4.—What General said “I propose to fight it out on this line ly im Sot : sm can laugh at me like you did | if it takes all summer?’ when I bought him the kiddie Kar, But a little boy flees in terror from- women of to kiss him; a grown man flees in terror from 4 may tr? to marry ‘him. ' . ° ° ge lt was so sweet to dance, and, oh, ' Your ruffles were so brave, Pier- | rot: We danced beneath a painted sky, And painted roses bloomed near by; We tiptoed down a painted hall, We posed beside a painted wall— |, It was so sweet to dance awhile, And bow, and smile -a painted | smile | Beside the little painted wall, And play until the curtain-fall. De aati aett ie HE oo ae ; 2 s ian > PS ee meee £ wel % ‘ Ee Ree = 4 sigh ag a at 4 bee ht f 2 , : —. Pats f- ~ohng i ioe 2 ar A. * *« , te, seer £m a me — re ene se - Pm NE ig. ee M pa cage bre ee ae ee ene eee ee eb rdapetirirs; nay se » : : i ‘ tee manent “ee ee of ‘. + iy eta * hanied @ee ey a or 4, na ~ {ale Colter nietr Fg 9804 6 pays a She =e : ‘ ous ’ pi r toh = 0 > ore R ‘vide Sees: ii ea ~ : PK 9 bas eB paste - A ee Sa aS ‘CEMe 3 ya 3 = aft SO we 4 i jee SOF , eae iA uy Ae r - ie, hee ei x ee es poe 2 at ee : ie * a 7 s : ; - 3 4 P a ey y's cpats geapeienton, ye pf "a ee ae 4) iat erie be ao Sate Rie sh etr " “ n 4, ’ . : fata pee ~ * 4 rs at TION Da; 2 er ea Pa HIG 4 PE NORA wig ena eaten prey e > ee POLS oO Ons EEE Oy ae 2 i GW psy eis eR Oh Re eB pay gC ney nary - “ee td Se ssa aon Shir ndpe , yee ba eae . Se at su 5 Rien sates iz vs ? . ‘aatih: a ae ss le eg OE — ay 2 eo ies F j. . ee . bers . . as pe > oe ate. ms are you?” I said, ‘What will you have—lIn- | dian clubs or dumbbells?” and Joan | said. “Why should I want more dumbbells?” | I said, “Buy him a track suit and let him run around the block. pay Rope fre eee hat would be inexpensive and just | 6.—What and where is the Alhambra? as good exercise as anything elise,” near) we At the altar it is not the bride, but the br gpd stumbles and goes weak in the knees. It 4 nowadays, and in so ‘he bridezroom who requires a bracer and help at home to be fed, ¥ hoy | the church! : housed. F . we . The new help Is of a few after marriage, a man’s fear develops into @ | 7, oo f 1é rol average ty t and Joan said, “I love to hear you uit es _ woman or ena old, i ne average husband bore an Indian name it of-His-Wife.’ jokes because you do all the | “ seared sate novel concerning ‘american li? e ai d Rudyard Kiplirtg | oicaning knows rs comm ig, too.” | : : “You are kind of funny job and the best way te @& . WHITE SATIN BLACK CREPE ENSEMBLE WITH EMBROIDERED CHINESE MOTIFS ON TIES AT NECK, SLEEVES AND WAIST, | | “WHITE FELT , , tell HAT. laugh} out in per ic places very tr athe ot Se. eS = Se Se a SS. eS SNE eS MINI Se atin NRO AI ENE (RN ee Ep Men ote . 7 ey ee ee 5 ts e kg = bye ROBE oe | seSPERATE PILOT” Oh, turn to me, Pierrot, and say You loved the gallant little play, For, oh, Pierrot, I loved it, too, But the play is done, for me, for you. So let us make fast one more bow, * Now York. »toth the Italian ; side. on the, Was a Am . ssador vet and black moire, with and a ' Lanvin model, long eleeves basque rt ending in side sca | ski a tight long, llops. A I said, vourself, suggesting physical exer- cises (Or a 5-week-old baby. How do you tater Vou are going about T° 1 Joan said, “I will show you right now, Mr. Knowita nf? ea iata him Kn ows iust how long it will + mven amount, and the er knows a how : cost Lefore it is ause for argument @p and the bigger and better and more suc more he is afraid. A bullying husband is nearly 'g doolittie, or 4 mental, moral and financial «a * » "nited States at war from When a man does anything of which his And say it doesn’t matter now. at For there are two things that may re eled in by ounger not be— generation who would aimed try My love for you, your love forme. (a new han anything else in how wi ith — ends was on her So she undressed and put $5 ,‘e im . ne woman comes §§ Saray trembles at the thought of what she may SAY. me ites . , ~ ¢ ulled his le ne morning and @ ning to detract from the peau- | his ~~ and pulled his legs up/and inn: ts ashes age. and paralyzes him like her dead silence! in¢ tabl linen ande eS f fabric ated was the_ pu ad them dgown, and said, “One. he f “Wen were decetverfs ever!” But men do ovely re kK that our grand- “eae three, four,” like when you | - Her jew- take a music lesson, and then she ne € lectric irons does the tr iy to deceive woman. They are simply afraid t TRUTH! outlining the veivet vam beige stockings comp! leted the cos- which was worn by Mrs. +h tne step Ut! oO. M. C. the world. Such delightful frocks | Fer rlor. 'as wear too; they seem to) ° automatically name themselves, descriptive names, not the num- system now in vogue with so many of the great French dress- cooks and cooking. He begs “idle, makers. No. 511 as the name of types. Harriet : plump, bridge-playing wives’ to a charming white fringed frock, r: Camac appeared ast : anc return to the “grease and : for instance, cert ainly suggests eS in a delightfully Fuses ana yg ge . caked gas range.” He want nothing at all to us. the simple spring coat i la ii ] ; to a dre es I } it * . j é a4 iis ™ wah if . : } 7 oy »S~¢ ts. : ~ ' . ‘ “ y ez > PI 4 a j aa ic f oti } ‘ - il _—— al = ee — of Rite: poin: oi tor en tuat her . + . Most fasc nN Of new fs bric ’ : = sf ? “ - ee co ° - . fe aid Ss es Ot Cut —— Br Pass : llers ; W ; do th ¥ Many of her specialties are iar . ie : ie a iain Me the baby had failien off the bed. “re sing needs only a bit ; ; : . -autY Julia Lydig Hoyt strolled past us /#f5ee metal, ich iOOKS a td os Se ee ven a WO- ear ) ” ces: Ck aN ID too rich for modern stomachs : = ses elie 2 stg aap AAP sgh 3 a crusader’ 20U . tm. + Said, “NO, Dut id, m pes Beare to accompa- “s Jul on: WEE ee APRA oF mets loc Friday in a two-piece ’ ~ ecrcr | : .shiU0Ul Muy it ‘ we ea , vie . . - ial . roun a ny i ne K “FT 9? dressing ho W S vor they eee vee d *e 8 *“seseenstee#e#te . r has | 10.—What are binoculars? al inweniaes wraps of the Hghter, more delicate New Cooks for Old. Villlam Allen White, the noted Kansas editor, has issued an im- passioned plea for old-fashioned ly Cbaate?: long ear- pulled one leg up while she pushed Maybe it is an extra hour for a f gold filigree, a round pen and so on, and kept cleaning, or for Drags dant of rubies rimmed with pearls, she took his The latest methods allow the s usly carved oval all complishment of the task fp by s a quaint ring of the time formerly required for was tru of the other down, on counting, and then arms and through it again. I said, ‘‘Now let me feel his mus- | . ? - * The worst woman on earth will hesitate — : jeves. But the best of men will lie to the we a dinner party fs te be avhode ote © h’ . the required staff can be ‘than eo sagnee Bes " ne . * * for as many hours as needsligs RECIPES FROM in the most efficiert way. It is easier to He to a woman than to tell —e comes in time to take full dar » her, or that you have lost rour week's My Old Virginia a hot drink. The he house ( i ice the housemaid helps the you left rour umbrella at the office, or that 99 Cook Book warrants the « 7 nd.when all is { i ¥ | ‘ ther . ter, or that you took your stenographer f¢ should be one which Scotch Scones. ; ns ‘ menu either for the sake of prep- AKE one-third cup of lard, ||| RA ///. to prosaies so eadane eee slips into her maid's uniform stopped for a drink on the way. aration beforehand or the lack of ) It is eas cups of flour, 4 teaspoon- | uls of baking powder, 1 FRENCH | ylespoonful of sugar wae ew — phere where she can't get her clutehes on you, | sexgutie em - porggladearge nigga l tablespoonful of are already married, or that you woulda’t. =e me mixtures between “up of peony Roane. 35 eh ‘ 2 . : slices of freshly prepared toast are rg torent oi Pty pr nal A. Many a man who rules a vast office foree Yesterday — today— day, is afraid to glance across the room at ik ’to an attractive woman when bis wife is ber scebigde ese eae eeoee Oe OPeasvreer eter eer at ee Answers to today’s questions will be found on: page 46. > went . PBT nce ep: Te ee eee Prado es a ah « SRR agent whenish ne natn « Sa OT el RS SRC IR 2a Tete RET BE ie arg ok ae ig 2 Bee Phin By MRO reo OEE Se tn ER Fe CAML on ey Pn ci Ok Peeper ene ei pe eee apa oases ~ She PO PEE . One Mise ers ai +} (ne es ; RAK should iave at HERE are times when it is de- -enient to serve the cidedly conv family a meal of sandwiches occasion have seen season. We saw her at the Chris- todora ball re- cently. Our im- n pression was of down her back. silver, ermine and frock ‘ith a pale senreed sapphire obviously “Spring.” One the The wrap prettiest frocks of all sh ould mid 1 hordes turbans a ‘been called “Lae Debutante.” a . arponees Made of gray chiffon, it had a ce Steven. | eee |petal-like skirt, showing a paler on Fifth Monday |@ short cape of white shade of gray in the folds. Mo- | wearing and smart Striped wi cropped jsaic blue was the color of large black ha ch seemed ae shoulders to the waistlin belt, and a scarf collar of the larger from bow across issue was lined with sap- same blue was tied in the back the Her coat had e velvet. Her frock, which forming a deep V. Her little hat dark fur collar and cuffs. Not! — — ris, was a charming was blue and the whole effect was ing 18 so monotonous - Of paiest gray georgette heay- : . h . ’ 2 ol 3 . ate ean '. ~ a ' De ” in 2 c cv? both demure and charming. ion worn regardiess of > in eaded brilllants. The cut . o - onnet. ‘ si inal : “Awan. ++ slice vidual type, and it mig) design hinted of Vi mayonnaise. Cover with a slice ered tl : . ° ° rdly of raisin bread ‘toasted, and serve pered tis a whim- hs witli ESS oF, - ted , + ats seen conyers was ot Airs i'n m Bio, se we georgette 4 : and I on the on often acceptable. Use a siice of white spread with soft yellow covered with another slice of bread and toasted on both sides. Cover the top slice with slices of tomato and a leaf of lettuce with Then and add the beaten th ermine, from The Te anes eet ee ae rn E - work in the lard, egg and tniformiy delicious i milk Roll out on a floured flavor. & ’ " . ware tO ahoet 6 ECR tee Pound Package 45¢ Many a man who handles thousands. of. Cat with a Discult cutter, bruem azling income, is afraid to spend ten dollars wiling his wife what he “did with basi bread the |in a cheese, even front. was going I made a grab feet over with milk and bake in a hot oven about 12 minutes. ) ; STORE Shecking accounts; one for his wife’s eyes; 4 +h > +) “> } é * or ‘? We 5 ‘ , h to ee ie ~~ -- 2 Lnat Lis Ai Lada u q ee ss S . . , . LT YY hich , pay . *~por r de bts, hfs bootlegger f oe ana i 2 ni 3 Ai HCE situ ahaa TT é ¢ r aa - **% * . LL women deep in their hearts page uA | Stayt Reais ie with a bit of or peacn Com Zia on - - ~~ i end (Copyright. 192% pear ~~ are | aes oI = - 7 . : seein 7 — . Lu sé i) i ‘ ; if hei ~ ae 4 7 3 scerye ’ a primitis iove for the ' os . re . 6: ‘7 mn a 4 —s. 2 -¢ L- +7? +5 - . 7 r Pe 5 vu . . > & * * * es. rei] Yr iit-ar SO0ig Or SlLivé style of yellow worn by Mari- » > i | Cfoliina last The robe de igros de Londres | etta the most ° - , hea Jd W e reailize see how becoming a not always creep up the stars with th ir have mego they eome in Fear. ; in Go 14 the summer a salmon salad and e that a glint of the summe ain jen) gayety garnishe week at the - ' _ * . . " . é + ine : betweeh slices of toast , at the Plaza When a man spent his days plow- | aweet. slice of ; ' frock of biack ing, chopping wood, shoeing horses at? nt ine sport crepe Elizabeth. (rancing sport | ~—to name a few of the common- hie te Mame | Accentéatin » hands of an artist ‘th mavonnaise : : Jit ifn ror # 4 Leieu hes + = — a i: - est jobs held by the old-fashioned | ) i ney ~ 3 q | two - piece vaiue of contrast in on a slice of toast and cov- iy Cc ridene A - NlLece " ee eS See a4 cook's husband and sons—he could | s ag Salingay a oaregente and breaking the Arlette Marchal, on with a sli toast — | work off the baneful effects of un- ae: oe te “g iath lee trying Holivw: cheese. en : ~ . Cc = fi eT. se . os = 4 - ies ~ . % a, e a aiemed = — as _. limited pie, doughnuts, fruit cake cecal “in sador wearing a two-pi | : it} and rubbed e cg i oe ene ae 3 ™ Jenny, of which the > wa nf — —— | with apple butter or current jelly ne len and fried foods. But this is no a tain — h the 1 s in oi TS tag a diet for the sedentary office work- a _. bread. jarsee metal in silvery blue striped . y-,1,~7,; ee a} i gives a hearty sandwich. | | ‘2 ot Lae epi very blue striped | Valencia we called it last fall. | sivee & Dearty sandwich |) hildren’ . Be edi dtim finished -| brunette. but: admiring Mre.. Ea.i thin slice of cheese and cover the | ne met nt lie 3 oat a : , no +. By THORNTON W. BU Men bare always prided themselves on & horse has just sense enough to let himself by a human being one-tenth his size’ ( Coorright. 1927.) Soni of bacon, a Oc KS, especia I] ass no KI nows mate riaisS (or Ta 9 is 4 5 > and a miniature +he » +4 effect ce of . : . : = — e > 4% - - t) . . ~ \ ~ y - ms 2 eream Was se en rs | ¢ j rit 3 ‘ gi ~ WV i. sic ¥ Lad USS ia a | ee sid - , , * — ? ‘Od. smal! American relvet adorned flung about ¢a17 tail er, or even for many a shop work- atten [he a V er, standing in one piace all day , ae eee” onous motions, As a matter of (‘eT lace and lame wrap collared | blouse fact, not even the occupations of by canary a sr, oda Bc 50 or 75 years ago always involved iia nen #0tte enough vigorous physical exercise the fashion to enable the workers to digest their food. Dyspepsia was at that time an enormously common Amer- ican disease. ‘Revised Version of an Old Saw. .shoulder. and 'Collina as she é@htered was a b dull tal hoop Pr ears, . ’ “ . + f _ Lat gto a crystal hoop in front. | ¢..-1. CEPE EA *y pea a a 7 . aol . ae . 44 ou | - ‘ a It was pulled so low that h slices of t profile was — hidden. 3 stockings, not least, a blue cre “e with tart plum conserve. erve well drained cabbage slaw | ces of between | oast and - nish the top | iy sng swayed top sl S and her sn thin sli ham Pea Ne WE Apropos of the vogue for black het ae te and white, an exceptionally good frock in this combination of colors at the tea given Monday afternoon at Roosevelt House for the Junior League. It was a Lucien 'leLong model, the tunic of w r breath. Ske “Col. Carrington—how he has ee the — amount of skirt t i } seen at dinner, hor " Pr, Wear-t . {oats changed since the day I married wach show ed of black satin. Four . filmy tre ck of! lack ans doze cee it nine him. ... He burst into this apart- | ‘owe of Scallops edged the bottom Vnite, exquisit with het . peers ns of ns PR -" “ of the tunic, and there were scal- rhite hair. An effecti\ foil “Y daseanctace sit lalate ee ment one night, knocked me un- lops on the cuffs and ecallove out navy and French biue, wee | conscious. Then he blackened both | lining the a pect ae Me vs tte eo oo eae ee eR is so much in vogue this ‘rl fe “i dl ee a ‘ile , = | of my daughter Eleanor’s eyes anc | of black seston nf abe ion phe ae Oe oe ‘thie dance gt mplexion regardless eres > ank loosened two of her teeth. Taine PP a lets oie Se ee ia ah pme. Hooty with next (“hinese red of our Am I bitter? Hex ninese |! ¥ age him I should say I am.” | Lf (TOC! be ' : -—From Mrs. Edward C. ae Sand o- es vee Soma ne teed arring- Women’s By NORMA SHEARER ‘ 7 , . | " married life. Maybe men will find out, ‘ Easier . Hygiene day, that the more you beat them. the bitter they be. Discards like tissue — No laundry Gray When Hooty Might Have 4 7 ] ¢ y+ ¢ . ; —— | : Alia, iaSst bu { LJ i i} ; 4 j LEG ) | { in age oy eae 4 3 “ . ° ‘ ae thd we “9 Pf %¢ sic’. Sp) * . a» lack bar * . looking like 7 aga - inverted beret comvlicte i€ Some folks to humor are #6 aroun 7 the ‘ ‘ é . | . = si es a ss 1 New York } | % eee . | A watt oi! in life they seldom } was seen lite three of: ¢] | etioulin ee UT of the Black Shadows, al- es used for tha “ivic a a é * | a ize. s bes e. be ‘ ) most luke a shadow himself, | re te Fi tech Site, ey, 4 Reddy Fox m@red across the! halfway The rule for keeping “That School- Ward. straight to the henhouse, | where the ’ : ' : : : : ' ioor was just a wee bit; knew that by this) the Owl muet Rave; Hooty had made nro sign, but Reddy knew those great eyes of hia, eyes m him especially for seeing in Gusk, would see anything that fin that hényard. Soe down Reddy was chuckling more ever as he tried to imagine spring. hed: dy v as ) then with » cold. That is all—it’s nature’s rule | for keeping that schoolgirl complexion. | Use this way regularly, and par- | “oe ticularly before bed. Note how much at the ‘Y, looking on, mast feel. better your skin in one week Use , * Crack of the door Reddy powder and make-up all you wish. : fve thrust his sharp, little | But never leave them on over night. re ow ao “4 pti as . = Ong brea ens! he GET REAL PALMOLIVE a them made Reddy quivet! Costs but 10c a cake. Use no other ps" ‘ For a few seconds he! on your face. But be sure you get : | , . thous m ase y He GENUINE Palmolive. Crude imi-. ” eeeeadan a tations, represented to be of olive . a ng na e ll ‘and palm oils, are not the same as | "oe RP perch. am: pase 4 — Palmolive. Remember that and | AS Hs “ ORE TE —_ hear ther | TAKE CARE. The Palmolive-Peet Mrs. E. D. Bloss of 495 salie Avenue, Says: : Titves tex Aa ae Co., Chicago, U.S. A “My boy, (Edward, Jr., shown above) if given order ae Mh began to water. "His sen ecatters large around the floor. notice with | , Very gently he that he doesn’t He likes it much better than @ in at the crack. HE rule of Youth is a simple” Rinse with warm water; one. A rule anyone can follow, and that scores of thousands do, with surpfising results. It starts with gentle skin cleansing, with | pores freed regularly of accumula- | tions, say famous beauty authorities. Thus, largely on expert advice, | millions use Palmoliv@Soap; touch their faces with no other. For it is a True Complexion’ Soap. Made of | -osmetic oils. Made for one pur- | pose only—to protect and beautify | the skin. Wash the Palmolive. Massage i and palm oi) lather some The only real authority now tells you the facts about tooth decay and gum infections ‘THE RHYMING OPTIMIST By Aline Michaelis. oo lee ayy es ~ Ae APTN ane te nne mereemne ee $ RurCe Fis *, nee yee ele hy noi _ * OLD THOUGHTS. Ses thoughts that are as old By ELLEN J. BUCKLAND Pegistered Nurse ' DANGSER, EERE. | ‘HAT one can be and - charming, wear ligh gowns ~taa eae ei. . 7 4 and frocks, dance or motor for | hours, ma / 54 : These official statements as time come back when day is ‘ with cadences that softly ; 1 chime they greet the set of sn. z ri JA oJ 23 i ® i ‘ Swe rhic ing you weet thoughts which bring hes j A*.% : i 3 2 = t | 3 : ° back to me in sunny days of old | when touched with poignant. eater pel eA, M 4 5 face gentiv with its baimy olive into the skin. done, , ‘ tresn tect > 3 and yet be under the most trying ot hygienic handicaps, its a / S pieces THERE is only one real waste ane 5. @ ny. aM Erte A aREE a gs ALE A DEN ecstacy, we saw life’s scroll unfold. Oh, brave the promises we made and brave the hopes we knew, as ‘tin those bright days, unafraid, we dreamed the swift hours through! | e dreamed giad dreams as 0o!d | as time that plumbed the soul of truth :in days with hours set to rhyme, giad dreams of golden — We knew, as yout hand love have known since first the world began. a glamor that was all our own, we sensed a time, old thoughts, yet ever new. old love, old dreams like sweet notes chime and bring me youth) and you! To Measure Fat. To measure butter or other fat fn amounts greater than one table- spoon, filha mittcuring eup full of water legs the amount of fat to be measured. Add the fat, holding it wnder the water. until the water reaches the top of the cup. Wher the water reaches the top of the cup, the amount of fat is equal te the amount which you wish te measure. Nome of the fat will be Jost by clinging to the cup. el, Vee on * x 7 a 5 Paine. p- cosmic plan. | thoughts come back, as old as L* constitute the most con- vineing evidence that Squibb’s Dental Cream brings real pro- tection. It is made with more than 50% Squibb’s Milk of Magnesia. When you. brush your teeth with it, tiny par- ticles of Milk of Magnesia are forced into every pit and crev- ice where acids can form. There they remain to safeguard your teeth and gums for a consider- able time afterwards. Squibb’s Dental Cream cleans beautifully. It relieves sensitive teeth and sore gums. It is safe for everyone. Start now to protect your teeth and gums correctly — especially at The Danger Line. See your dentist regularly — and use Squibb’s Dental Cream, made with Squibb’s Milk of Magnesia. 40c a large tube. authority on matters per- taining to oral hygiene — the dental profession as a whole. So it was to the 50,000 prac- ticing dentists-of this country that FE. R. Squibb & Sons turned in an endeavor to settle the question of what was the most frequent cause of tooth decay and gum infections—and also as to what was the best protection from this danger. In 95% of the answers to the estionnaire which Squibb us caused to be sent out, the dental profession expressed itself as follows: (1) Acids are the most frequent cause of tooth decay and irritated gums. (2) The most serious trouble occurs et the place where teeth and gums meet—known as The Danger Line. (3) The best product known to new- tralize acids in the mouth is Milk of Magnesia. * — — : ¢ 1e:" tact most women know today. Instead of old-time sanitary 8 in 10 better class women use Kotex. pads. today Discards easily as tissue. Thu no laundry. effectively as ordinary cotton pads. Hence no fear of embarrassment. Deodorizes instantly. And thus ends ali danger of offense. Obtain at any store, without em- barrassment or hesitancy, simply by saying “KOTEX.” Box of 12 costs only a few cents. Obtain today. .Once yon try it, you'll never again risk the fear of | Be sure you get the gen _ uine Kotex; there is no other “like’’i old ways. KOT EX No laundry—discard like tissue Absorbs 5 times as | During 11926 the Post-Dispatch printed 74464 Fer Sale “Want«”"— 41.174 more than the THREE other St. Louls pewspapers combined. GARDENTO TEA POT REASONS FOR THE LARGEST SALE IN THE WORLD open @ little. Red- | ‘le more. The door: arther open: R was inside. PA ULSsed and Just 8 years ago, 2315 St. Louis housewives brought Parte of wt home-baked bread to the Y. W. C. to show us the kind of bread shee | mecere for themselves and their chil- dren. Being frankly copied from the best of these 2315 loaves, Band Bread quickly became St. Louis's most popu- bread. Why is it that after 8 years of un- paralleled popularity, Bond Bread now enjoys an even greater deman than ever before in 88 history” ‘ : Because day after day for 8 long years, Bond Bread has been utiformly * a , ng hen. and she never ae Green | Pause hé@ darted oust a ‘chicken. The HOME.LIKE Loaf tae = 5 225, dene a* aay eat ft. ‘or. taking the younz Reddy > . a2 all thenght of anything | ter. He of . the nanan, wound the re home-like. Its splendid from its pure ingredient every bit as pure and ¢ yourself would use. Its comes largely from its —_ 7 , ing. This thorough - a Ge that hethouse and snarl of makes it so firm and ¢ , _ - there were no traps, | together. well as so flavorful. 5 =. swiftly. There Was mouthful | Every day more and Baas -~, 7°3ng hen on one of the in front wives realize it pays tod . ‘°OSts within easy jumping Owl, reed bread. They have tried them Mad discovered hit | ghat cb have convinced themeel + most foolish way was! Wirth an home-like, healthful bread, ll a "© her neck for a better! ‘tempted is the greatest bargaim 6 : 2 at him. In a moment | wings. buy. sve the alarm. Like | was = — sprang. His jaws | webt “Fr on the neck of that | Hooty She - \cross the hen- ‘ laug , Re delicious dinner he would come for *he gate ran Heddy. carn young hen. Gone! sant la * would carry it only far heme 1 , ad to feel safe and then *

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WEDNESDAY MARCH 16. 1937. | HE help problem ¢ xecuted — | solved. Not ius he 4 \ once pictured it perhaps , have changed. Help sg] and comes in by the hour hours as are needed per job, M. Visiting Help a x : , eS. “a MARRIED WOMAN : By HELEN ROWLAND establishments is gt last new way, for living cone themselves have changeg 2 homes with vast space have way to small ones and a co way Of living. -Meals and f a Ls ad 4 A v aS . or domes a Pe eens ie > ox WEDNESDAY, MARCH 16. 1927. The St. Louis Post-Dispatch Daily Magazine PAGE 45 pay ?: a; WHY AKE MEN AFRAID OF WOMEN? are men afraid of women? * x Making the Weaker Sex | Stronger at et OO CC tte — @) Washin; ston U. & Sketched for the Post-Dispatch by Eloise Frazer — 4 ~~ ¥, 4 for as many hours as needed to : it is generally known that men an hour of this clase | in the most efficiert way. The cog It is easier to lie to a woman than to tell her that you no longer | prefer a weaker, Weaker Sex. odd evolutionary age that they refuse to leaf again ,comes in time to take full ch her, or that you have lost your week’s Salary at poker, or that!/The women students of Washing- sketched The exe! ene ee ee ee” en eu left your umbrella at the office, or that you forgot to mail her|/t0” University are not preparing rumored to Ix and when all is in readiness for the Olympi Games as thejstrengthening weak | : ee 3 ; 1é Vin ph mames a le | strengthening weak backs, croo} ; He at you took your stenographer to lunch. or t vor ymp 4 icra | 8 aa slips into her maid's uniform. ae pies / = that you sketches would seem to indicate, ¢d spines and other such anatdm ppped for a drink on the was but are developizg {themselves ica] defects An interesting oe = ~ . ei . v , = ‘into healthy individuals by class'ture of this class is that they} | . of lard, || QML // E It is easier to promise to marry a girl, andthen sneak off some- | W°rk. start and end up by rei@xing acros : ‘SS spoon- / : ) , | the first year of a woman/a chair with the head down. Th gee FRENCH / re Where she can’t get her clutches on you, than to tell her that; , oo , dried. ihe on : my ie hi - : sida | - . ; q . (Students ite. CXercis! i® LNrUust: is suppose: O FGAT ail paris ot ; : é - + - . m ¢ } j sugar, | , are already married, or that you wouldn't marry her on a bet! ‘upon her as a scholastic reqyire- the body by assutning the ang! posilions when spring comes: the sun does ,not stop shining because clouds darken its light; not an animal tries to returh an injury. And vengeance, after ally does not belong to humankind. There ‘is a law more just than any men ‘have made which repays. CiIBES BIVP ALPE RE ALN AN Ne : beneficial + ete a ri * = - anne edoaman St : : ' at . | _|movement from the corner of the f COFFEE / | 4 men ttl t hie Women s Athietic at which we used | | | keer pets ” — : eye olit and up toward the temp ; Bi f 4 Many a man who rules a vast office force with a rod of iron, Departmen’ headed by Miss Ber- Now figur: tnat out for Your- aS Least } left, them right, keeping the head starting first underneath andes then BreAnNo » “ 3 to move about aspoon- her the gar and he lard, gg and floured h thick. ORDA POE POTEET LCE LOLS EER SF GIO NOTIID SDR ALON | Peg A MM re, Yesterday — today— tomorrow—the same ‘composed not only of first and ‘feet. The exercises are more Pa @ OS ME A oS eo ha C7, ‘tha A. Bennett, has succee: in ' self. , strai orw ie time. T I ‘e, sti each t! ‘ ‘tay, is afraid to glance across the room at a pretty girl. or to} tha A. Bennett, I is suc F ied j sel | straight forward all th ime. Then | above, starting each time at the Ito an attractive woman when his wife is looking o : making the work so- interesting Pheve are special classes hich | ear ee ae +. 6 es rotate, left, right, up, down, several | pridge of the nose. The secret of uniformly delicious 3 . . ‘ . . 6 a. i and diversified that Classes are;are devoted to the culture of th PiU ess Bie Stash io ap Cae Oe ae ae Ce Re ee Fa Paes as acuie ‘ ' times. After you have tried this | correct Massage is never to rub too flavor. a aii i _for several minutes, close the eyes} hard, and to keep the’ movement Pound Package 45¢ Many a man who handles thousands of dollars and makes a/ second year drafted students, but less reconstructive and are ° e f volunt the thir id ‘lowe "a massage where every- | ' muscle ec. KO w f , ing income, is afraid to spend ten dollars of his own, without/°f Volunteers from the d and lowed by a massage where every- | Beautif In the K eS aoere® all Bt Gi rome was not! Again apply cold water, of if you 1: his wif hat h ‘did ith it.” M . | fourth years as Weli. body rubs evervbodv’s else foot. | 4 | bullt In a day, nor can weak, in- | prefer, chill the face with ice. or Aisa . ” s “Many a man keeps two | There is dancing in all forms: All this is also preceded and fol- ‘fiamed eyes be made strong with a| : pes wcking accounts; one for his wife’s eyes; and the other out of/and by all forms draped in silk! lowed by a hot and~vold foot So CS te E Se ‘ , ele ie ee : ee : | with rose beads, silken threads and * lected according to teinpera- he al cee : > eae nlexion of have rightiy been; eyes, and pat gently the puffy sur-' and with the very tips of the two haired woman, and embroidered in ee er ‘in ace ¢ t} ' ‘ontinning | +4) lines that add to the beauty of the er This exercise ‘ome underjable to cope wit! Windows of the face around the eyes, continuing | fingers, massage with a rotary} \” : ; Why do they chew cloves and “breath ities head of esthétic danci aiand responsibil: In them lies the reflec- the patting evenly for a few min- } figure. tJ sam 3 ’ in Le ; 4 ae c se . 7a 7 bys : ' 4 - i filers”? Why do they inve alibis “cick fri 2)? ay “e _leultivates grace and poise in the! are. namely, ; } nt alibis and “‘sick friends’ and ‘“‘con-/jcultiva . i ' this reason the eyes should be given, with cold water, or a soft cloth paring. themselves {to ©» Why do men creep up the stairs with their shoes in their Rands | Phen they come in late? gas VL, - aS apt pie features |of ice as a Massage is very bénefi- 4 ns "HY a> "\ > Ky hk insus etin student. ates. . | ea | o-Year-Old Youngster % neces"? WHY ARE MEN AFRAID OF WOMEN? | “a eis eae _ : zi ei siete a a _|}more care than any other of the; dipped in very cold water. The use; . a bat * = A NN There are exercise sthat will heip; cial, and used about the eyeéa by | strengthen and beautify eyes that; many women. | have been allowed to become puffy! For general cifculation try the | and + discolored. It may sound! following exercise, a very little at); § ' TAKING STOCK strange to suggest exercises for the, first, and a few more times each | By Angelo Patri. eye muscles, but it has become a/ day until your ‘eyes begin to feel | Men have always prided themselves on their “horse sense.’ But. thorse has just sense enough to let himself be ruled and buffaloed | a human being one-tenth his size! (Copyright, 1927.) ows “‘Flavor’’ Ses Rn SOS, ~ mts! ON * ate ¥ - . —". PS.’ ‘, A . anata” . *e OC OO - “ x POS Ne SE Ef Children’s Bedtime Story —— Se | NEW factor even in treating eves , quite strong. Lower and raise the | — ie fifor weakness and strain, and is| upper lid without moving the under) and joy and aspiration. With eac#® 1344 by many oculists with vary / lid, keep the eyes frontward. Next, | cipal of a New York grade (step forward comes the urge to! .oog effect. | gaze steadfastly at one object until | school, but the late Charles W. | ‘Ke the next. Gut jit you don’! Rolling the eyeballs is the first | the eyes begin to tinkle a bit. Look ’ rms j ; steppe +4 "Wa)»n: 3 gt Rae er | , , Eliot, president of Harvard, aur th ott) Me poet peiiar How simple exercise. Then close the | UP» then down, several times, then | said Patri is doing more [f0F (can you? conimon-school education than One day I asked an intelligent | any other person in America. jitile girl what she could do and | This school, a model in every = ghe said, ‘‘Why, nothing. I just respect, is a mecca for teachefS | come to school. I can do my ies-| from all parts of the country. | sons.” HERE is in most familiesa door; “Could you order the dinner if | casing with notches and marks your mother was not at home?” , and dates. March 12, 1927, five Instantly her face brightened. “‘C Y : feet nine inches. John George. Ye. I’ve done it. Once my mother ij Angelo Patri is just the prin- eel. aha ah Mah Se me s ee Se oe On . . nS By THORNTON W. BURGESS. > aA es Ronettes SSS Md ~~ x Se >. *) a. * * ~ > . sas et ee ge _- _ is ANY .“" x* _ ~" When Hooty Might Have Laughed * ~ x Some folks to humor are so blind. A laugh in life they seldom find. : —Old Mother Nature. Pears don't grow in a pantry/ —but who’d want a “pantry pear tree” anyway—when it’s so a SEAT of the Black Shadows, al- Peep like a shadow himself, "@ eddy Fox m@Ved across the . i, Straight to the henhouse, | mere the door was just a wee bit em. Keddy khew that by this me Hooty the Owl must have % him. Hooty had made no ex or sign, but Reddy knew those great eyes of his, eyes “He him especially for seeing in i & Would see anything that ; wea in that hényard. So down nag dy was chuckling more ™ ‘ver as he tried to imagine , looking on, must feel. the crack of the door Reddy He thrust his sharp, little Rose into.the crack and & long breath. Hens! The % them made Reddy quivet Per. For a few seconds he there without motion. He) the open door Each year on his birthday the child couldn't get home from grand- : measured his height against that mother’s and I bought the dinner ‘easing and beamed with pride at and cooked it and everything. his‘growth. As did his father and Fath¢r was so glad he gave me a mother. dollar.” But there is another growth that | The dollar was all. right. Sut 'I would have measured each birth-| why not inscribe the matter in the easy to get the finest pears | day. It could not well be written book of good deeds. Think of what rown under this well known AO eng e orgy —e + ~~ eee ee * LLP IIE la ln Staten oe ae a * - KP Psp ate, J - Gai 7 A 2 Beauty beyond compare in the | flash of CLEAN teeth —and teeth flash cleaner, gate’s formula is based on this principle. As you brush, whiter Jrem ine dual Colgate’s expands into a cleansing action of plentiful, bubbling foam. Colgate’ s First, this foam loosens im- : bedded food particles and PARKLING like iceon a _ polishes all tooth surfaces. bright winter day — year. it. ; ic} a better ‘intending to pick it up in a aE os Ga ee ae 'way for carrying {t. He lifted his of a child's growth, to take it Jr.. shown above) if given ordinary b round the floor. I notice with Bond B ny. He likes it much better than other b \ |The list of things he was able to do ‘he has grown. | | well would be entered there year by’! A child ought to be conscious of | ‘hea would chang® until by college en-— ment. 3 a % , : ble iD fe ase byt trance time, or business undertak- | Have a book of good deeds and & ’rds as they shifted on! ys tring open a tie, Hed he f i deeds and that will tet Then it thoroughly washes ; “Or Swung open a little. Red- | he was blinded by a mass 4¢ day fora boy. when he finds he can 900K or food deeds an: at wi : ier wi tte lig Shown bar Penge , 5 take a train to town and success- cheer him on. ‘feathers. Thére had been mn It would be enlightening, | his own power. Often he thinks | a. “We —— to #9711 an ‘-henever a child does something a ? perc) oe reddy. That hen was (ing, the list would be quite fulland: ™* 2 . Se, hes. He could hear them | COTPEr ran aan | ’ itt! . : an : — L way — there is beautv i It was all so sudden and | fully perform an errand for his We dwell too much on the fail- | > to dark furs th Te is auty, sound. : > sur and 1 I H E en ee me ert a re er ee a aimed i , se “as i ; edesinn eto P hi » + ‘aah } + ° > " bd a ’ ; yw C eir from its pure ingredien : , 0 = head was inside. Just a > — | father or mother... It ought to be a/ ures of childhood. Put the em- | a beauty bes ond compare in away all impurities. rhus the ’ -©. A, every bit as pure and ba meet he Als ce sages om ~ unexpected that teddy for a mo lav of record as well Nothing in- phasis on the sticcesses and see hor : ; t} fl hi f | n teeth! & . ‘ ; bread they | yourself would use. Its : ¥ paused and then was confused. But it was | C8, 0° Fe’ HH Spree Panter ¢ raws ie Hashing OF Cled . dual action of Colgate’'s ~ in wholly a es spires a child so much as the feel-| much faster a ehild graws. ; y. spires 7 A j i € #, And now, with the dual pond Bread bread. They have tried them “e. She Wad discovered hit ithat chicken. could get another plump hen. But/ covered with water cress and the | : ker demand have convinced themselves toa® 5 ‘ih the most foolish way was! with an anery spring Reddy at-/hardly had he turned when he top slice spread with a tart peach | ae at | home-like, healthful bread, pons val ming her neck for a better | tempted to seize one of Hooty’s| heard a door slam. The farmer) conserve makes another satisfying | , a ool aa —— greatest bargain @ a wn at him: In a moment | wings But he was too late. Hooty had remembered ‘that he hadn't: sagdwich. ‘ ‘ Ormiy | Duy. e } Wild give the alarm. Like | was eut of reach, and with him closed the henhouse door and Was | . 3 me Ready g Pre: pie h. | } ‘av to closet now. Poor) | J sprang. jaw! , -oung hen.;on his way cios ENT ; : togetho & His jaws | weht that plump voung , a | atte! f0 che no Use be atne ened ADVERTISEM | : SZ : “a fr on the neck of that |Hooty headed straight back for) heady. : ' an & an. 5 ben, and she never|the Green Forest. Those hungry longer. So, sore at heart and st Makes Girls ) record would tell the story of the; ord. Now and then the child reads | itavs . of bodily control, sense apprecia- | something well gives him courage aves for the night. His We are likely to overlook much’ Star a good service rendered to d their chil- only for a moment. Then — - ing of achievement and recording | (Copyrimht. 1927.) brings unequaled cleanness; cleansing action of this tooth \ a x 2 ’ happened. | babies of his were to have another hungry, he headed for another @) , hk M Attractive at JF |} ore ractlve {it over and smiles to see how much | ‘ aheat : | to ae? hing. Childhood wi darted Ga of tions, little services about the to try the next t iW ithout a pause he darted uf ‘) a began to water. His eyes ‘other people. When a child falters | ied from the inside at 3 eee : s amet * | | “ that henhouse and jgnar] of rage he snapped his jaws | au. ceremony his latest} Another article by Mr. Patri will h removes the causes of decay, paste, all teeth can have glori- B.. Just what farm a mile away. Perhaps he ; t | f 7 If the face powder vou now use does The Dual Cleansing Yr teeth with Colgate’s at | Sction least twice a.day. And “a0 then you need a 144 Modern mouth hygiene de- never worry mands a dentifrice with a = over mental dual cleansing action. Col- + dental ‘ths. _ 2" door, takin > | , gz the young Sth him. 8n@ out +), Food that “Stands By” through the morning. 7 e& Com I . @-& sai FMth Avenue, New Vou = | child’s growth in accomplishments. | ‘house (jradually their nature | needs courage, needs encourage - BARTLETT 6 a med hungrily. Very gently he : | | | } df 1 hasty look around. Just largely for granted.” It is a great remind him of- his record in the /hea or é 3 é : . i that there were no. traps, | together. But all. he got was 4 achievement will fill him with pride appear tomorrow. Ng : Se Normal, healthy mouths ~ & Pause he d ; “ arted out of § c icken. . ig would get a chicken there. not stav on long enough to suit vou §inost popu- | well as so flavorful moved swiftly. There was ; a cee | . : or m si mouthful of feathers. Rising . Every day more and more - ¥ “P young hen on one of the jn front of him was Hooty the ct inccenpesable i oes dras-flied pate For Colgate’s washes and pol- frice, Just visit your dentist | Reddy forgot how he hades Across the hen- laugyed at Hooty. It was Hooty > — ”_ 4 wonderful Cooks in 24% to 5 TOM-BOY does not keep that ugly shine awar Toasty, flavor. i f ‘ indefinitely——does not make your laxative “bulk plus importan Extra Sweel Corn skin colorful. like a peach—tty this minutes. Has RICH CREAMY COLOR ted on young hen. Gone! didn't laugh. Hooty was too much Was us thought of Hooty.|in earnest, too serious for laugh- ’ e msht of anything/ter. He had the dinner he had, | Sus dinner he would/come for and now he wanted to| Mth a Would carry it only far|get home with ft to the bables. Foy way to feel safe and then Reddy followed along for a few 4 of the owe jumps. Then realizing how wuse- | q hebyard, around the | less it was, he turned quickly back ' years of un- wives realize it pays to discrimi - * Teosts within easy jumping | Ow}. and in Hooty’s claws was toward the henhouse. Perhaps he; Toast spread with cottage cheese | ishes every surface clean. at least twice a year. Brush ® mate ran Reddy,iturn to laugh now, but Footy | new Wonderful special French Process | food elements Face Powder called MELLD GLO. : Bis, ~ | i Se ri 'Remesnber the name MELLO-GLO. . | " a =, 2 + sasan Trhere’s nothing like it. eee ne ee = *

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itesacienl eae WEDNESDAY. eo EDNESRAY, 73 MARCH 16. 1927. WARCH 16. 193%, | OM Radio Programs , “amingon, De Call BIN SWERS lO cose eer, ve ae BUILT-IN CUPBOARD CABINET NOOK | oe a U | . mi Central Standard Time S520. orcan SHIM -., Post-Dispatch reserves the right to rejes | | onal and telephone calls or answers by @ J, Night How a. | . a SPO ey ot acme incinnati (3@3 = omee Pet , ' sae “te eae ee | ” Charles Partington o_o ttention, except letters on medical gue | rh | | Wednesday, March 16. Yaa eee ce | a ae minceritY when accompanied by stamped M ster riller | WEDNESDAY, SILENT FOB: KGO.iwpar Kansas City (385.6m-8°0 ; | | Fifth anniversary mee ke} ae E. — We carinot publish;ture Der New y y | , 3 |: WHAL.- Waar, Wend: Wir. | WMG te a ‘te Eagle | WSBT. South Bene (ateeeeeee spas! addresses in this column.'/C. will giso : | Wow, WPG, : 9-20 Care ie be ee i: 3 G—The expression “lend me tion.* . 2. go SPnvite mn, 2B te BEY not “borrow me”) ee ee -- : : raves: . J , a - ie ; ( Note.—Stations giving the WE ak hawk frolic — ; itn % . -, ts oorree 6 WEST “e : 223 r Richardson. _ Zo Soan me , calilng has ; | N WALLS.—Soap and wa- lete If the ’ 7 : ~ By Carolyn Wells pe : : | t B J = ———— aa - at ee ; ‘chain program are listed under the WEAF | WEAF, New York (491 .5n Ki 0 oe eg : ——— 7 ' , National Cavaliers male quartet. WJAR ME = 7 be aoders:, é take most of the dirt introduced, Nn ti Ms 2 ae P . , ‘ ; , re : 9 | ; Ww ; we * Tro hadors d bal oS S ; . rer ¥ © 9g } y éé AS anyone meddled with | crestfallen look and down-hearted im | | Lincoln (340.7m-880kec) —8 :39, | ber cn w . Ww caaaie ge A a sa stud) Cita}: 10. orehestiee oo Sia OF & minister a yoo these things since vou saw (appearance of Dan Pelton, she, 1 iat wis — A request night . be chee ESI WGY WDAF mint 8 ” _ tion you, Oe preset: oi a ; ae . rear ; ] i Liha i trea, S44 : , - = - a. — - (), GR. Si), ty) i M2 ; ’ ry . ‘hem last” Stone said in a OC rye ga n to lOOK frightene dad. ¥ a ; | | t ti ’ li ‘4 Hi ' , : ; ' KFNF., Shenandoah {461 3m-650kKc fms, g 30 mative % -_ Wi : ~ WoY : q . LOUIS —— WW @ ao not an- : niost matter-of-fact tone. This sequence of events was not ! aie i. & J} ie He , Via “wa © te ‘Figs concert; 11, midnight wae 5 WEEI WRC WOY 9 Smith Brothers. oo 8B svestions about roving Dic- | — » ; , 3 . + *? - + me s| , — } i ' if ’ s a o ; f ; ' ' } S Tri x 5 - Ppa + : Rae % . : g aig ; igs ce - be, naty , No,” said Pelton, looking up in os! m sit ; Said, rather ial fod | ii Ff. ani! | a epee, 8 ep ; — ae tas § WOOO, WOC, WCAE, WTAG, WWI, plays or actors. 2. ou — ob- | . ‘ 4 . sy ot le~ ff ; ; j ' } . ‘ . yt ; | mene ares . “ i J ALLO€, . —- — — os ~ = "> ; surprise, but turning red. “Who: curtl) | | | ete . g i | a a tem a he KSD, WDAF,. WGR, WRC. WSAI,; 9:30 : aap the Information Sy bed ne te; “ould do so, and why?” “You : the mati these @ dg t} BP 1) ier = SM, Af oY. (9 ep: | ei | O. W. H. Lindemeger, Sopemmo am” tight opera, “Lily « 7 WCAE c. moving picture Magazines. | oe Kk | a he 1 thes A= SL Ua OC OR ei ee | re. W. Welle: 0:90 p. m. address. | mt ee ne go1l. Bes” Berhiew es TENTEE.—You should write, moat Know, fm sure,” and or. : | Moy kat ay > a » ee | ae fi SRT ‘Woman, Behold Thy SonZ Son. Be) Boo estes 3 “the Patent Office, Washington, | Stone turned it off lightly. “Was | said Myrtle, her alr = wee ’ ba! woe ee, Fs ! a ce = hold Thy Mother'” Rev. J. W. Behn- oe “Ck sages gn) 9 Ok a io State your reasons for | : ; - S : t i ; — i ach deeeevincalietaccia — 7. saating aa. va _—* 9 “ ‘ > m Chicago (A > - Q } on 5, — MRS PHILOMENA P—The wise | oO. G.—If _. oe | 10, 2 ” Tare a ae ae i ae gould be for you to make a of trust and ¢ 3 hs Heuer | Ooh favor of your daughter. the property Is. u should consult your | - whom - * ono & RAT pang . ey vay hie a Va Me RE Sontag egg pire - aay) 2 ae is > 4 s ‘ ™ a * Mr Se AES gape tl! nee OE an Ti, Rate yn Radi som . ‘ imner Civiu Aus . — Titientaineditigtenscetsates Aattehnncg et Ags i ecb inn y » By * at {4 moment later the imperturb- th : able valet stood before them. ee as. someone rf ~ i , mee ; . a ; ‘ 7 ; iS: ' Ort) . " ‘ | _—— ¢ ré ply. : clima x. is 7 , thouch ae lov . 4 . é, ; ’ ) | ” iq KMOX., St. Louis (280m-17 Oke i——fy } » we. el . ee ~wet . ‘ an- : 7 ‘i pte Paks a \ ir ry P. p.—If the party that ran : E. F ww : “I know you've been through this py, Sf BOL 10UG | . _ = me Lo | inn me recital: 8:30 -p. m ton Tea Garden orchestra; 7:1: oa a a es ever you dog was negligent you) —If | ~ - “ as of 4 rt ; i, dea Alv in ar ction ; 4 . 5 eat - = ’ linea ae a nm. dinner time . ABs . a 2 r ° t the value of the your husband : ee - Soi ise: a 7s Ps " We co. Ye if] oe Bes : a 4 8 , tenae | 2nd scared Tlie neariy out of | in ‘ 7.30 ciuS, 9, Special] St, Patrick's Day pro- | age ee | He did not have to report) antly, “but just once again, please.|, ! | 7 ZZ teat | ‘sti he accident to any one came “ ; ler wits, a the eS | == —_ Red and Gold; 8, Urano Tumiati, bar: | | oo agg ! Z Ya | one 4 argaret Harris; 8:15, Amer | trio: Gertrude Boenig. sopranc: George mi RA | tone and Margare Ree) Ly a " tenant signed the lease that | o-@ ; gram. featuring Foley Sisters; string yt | vale! @ post-DISPATCH READER —It necessary to make it. Where were you when your master, ....., Py 2 : ai a@MmMIavIie in ention. ~~ Ze - ; XM # Folsom, Ww as kille da . Sh t? DbePLuan to cy 4 } by —_ oe — : i (4 ~ : — - Ican Legion Pro rT ary 9, soloists. O15. A. BicGrai!. tenor. (“orge shone Welsh "i a A Lat wa the ; 4 ; ” » 2 oo ** rs + oto > ome ie ~ 3 ais . pe ; iis 3e. t ’ a : Here itn this room, Sir, “seca said. shortly: i -. , , : soloists; 9:30, etroliers quartette and tener, Edward Skipworth Jr.. accompan- Hehe Nf, 8 at gee le . 7 It does not Tioss, his lips twitching a little with “Cry all woy like 2 == LT tian melody maids 10:40. Herbert Berger's ist; Charles D. McCann. tenor. Dolores i Bh i ; a a notary’s seal. ' . m ‘ a - 4 i sii | ri, ~ 5 PS Soe! a s ss ‘ as é S need : emotion, but otherwise calm. 3 before you begin. Se a ine aE ——— ~ . orchestra: Harry Lange's Arcadia + Cyntma Zachritz. duets. 3 L R. A—You have grounds for) 8 “Waiting for his return, I'm, ... you let into this sick - —— — - = , orchestra; 12 to 1, Coronado orchestra. ) Jacksonville (336.9m-890kc}—7, le @ivorce. Your husband can sell . zo sg cep KOA. Denver (322.4m-830kc}—-8:30, Wyn- fe symphony; 10. dance music. é of the furniture as belongs | _— — + | ken, Blynken and Nod: 9, orchestra: WJJD, Mooseheart (370.2m-810ke)—-S, | Be mt him. that 's as — _ = “My -Wild Irish Roee. childrens musicale: 11. Victorians. 4 Bhe ught or was given to mm. nsformed int ‘ he “2 and fitted inte the space San Francis (4°22 3m-800ke | ; Detroit (516.9m-580kci}—6. Seven | 2 ‘wR. S.—The law regarding cta- re — — es a oe alien orchestra; 10. At- Fru 9. Murphy Brotners. serenaders: . ae Eedipline of children attending pub- _ Ada een pepe:, ; 10:30. Pontiac entertainers. i » schap! may be found in the a” By ‘tatutes of Missourt 1918, *‘“Where wer vou sitting ~~ ; as 6% ome \ here ere Ou 4 : ,’ Line Inéxorahie Voirre y eene I 4 ai @iitu ‘ pecans .. , , D ce as ; ; ane n } ods : . aye rner, the remaindad ) ei iwee! the outside and inside! 11 Phil m J oe ~ec Fr thea rrr Taine reat ¢ as 7 ais i : : : rtists ‘ niiRarmonic ; /, i ‘ i i it ii LES d 1Or llving id metr ing that could De fas- pi ee 2 4; : : : York i454 3m §60kc\—7,. j a ade j statu Pu orchestra: 17:45 a. m., 1 ) Bert} 1135, at the blic Li- ae told. how, out with it’ - “Yes, sir. Wee SPs hs : : = Sirs. Valdo Rea 3s tie ; 1aea «6i1n.~ Ct » >% rReETCH the ae illuetrated - +hi 573) ir - ~ Fier : idon,”” sajd Myrtle, im- 2 ve § the 1 illustrated, an iis ull 1. ls actually built out from | 14, mA sax Ry Am Song ake eo ae a ie nS. siti ales nieseetnieeeieeedameenmins aes ee > + r . :? st . « . ‘ 5 4 F vod xd - lec ~ ey : reau. " unmic c ourts Build- Ww. E. ey | mo [Oset i Lii s rz j nier and three firTA wers on either aolo ho r: { »> Marans O.if? ge guar 4 te 4 : - ; tub : j t tt 1 se ing F surteenth and Market ' have laws - ‘ ; o F > : ead 7 a 2% , a: e iy as ) ° A nt nes ee ; eS peaks ‘ Tn a , ope ts, will advise yow. ~ ie these windows. Or if it is, I didn’t |rassed, but far from peniten EE ee r éombininn | tiscinie Gee ; : is mi > he league: carrying of egg ‘ ‘ ie ld } ee ; , ha iat bhi. eee S PSOE S: 6BOULTTi@Ia AC I vine j Lai i] whniatever eige might J. Mi. BJ he ioan compary that | We could .. KOe it. If I had, I shou! 1ave Miss Anastasia sighed. th ii 1ing an ; li vil . ’ Th. : inetea, _ ™ a he me there - . foeh an ‘ tance. w ine ' (499 In - taty aa? Set © Se y is “hi O35 ec VIZ iK: 9. Heermann tric Ford and ret already collected usurious tn- | conceal your : , ky dee ) ram: 10:30. program. vlenn; 10, @rganiet. 7‘ terest afd could not legally col- ably would be Wiz. WM: Chicagy Daily News (447.5m- | | | s. if the person ob-/ it for your . — . . mine the ican mortgaged Vur- cross-country orenmesira; &:iU. Northwest- | . al : micale 10-10. | , fr ture that he really does not own) the €ount~ { | A @ might be prosecuted definite infe s . ent Yiet ing {0 Mer. a j crow ds and yet listening or l door ciosed. none too rently after : adit ing room, ith } Sic var ij iurpose 245 the sjdeboar . ~ % a ‘ . ‘ nOA4 . 2#tA 4 A x Lt “YW. WHAS VSE wc siaaiaien kK ¥ . HAS, \ r aa » & eS ANXTO! € ? > ae ; ? mot¥Yen attendant on the bringing! great that you Clog the wheels of c ss 1h OY The Legal Aid ter™ | “That's about how it stands,” ecul leasin . “No sir It is not visible from and Dan Pelt. Rc a ar . \ ooked 1Dal : Pekar pFOS A 2213 ion shows how li sid were arranged for linen. silve , ? agree eee and Jupe; ¥, Beeth n centenni . ‘ ‘ " + in _ 4 srist y r 'Y) - 5) ee , m r + 2 orchestra. Co! iho rors. ; Ss ? " ; 3 | - ‘ ix tubes~-One Seewemcharged $18 interest on a $52 loan | Information. ; 1} any mMoOTS- room rushed out there, sir” ' “That's Dan all over! “Of course, yes. Now, Ross, you ‘Hed always do anything WRZ, Springfield (333.1m-900ke)—-7 ; 7:30, Pilgrim quartet: 8 WJZ: 9:30, pn ‘ > nha \,e another good nasier in Mr. i | SAVe Aa Wonian from annov- ae eg Pelt6én?” ALlICe, * t a" . J oe I rN? : mt “Rut the biddin : a ee an Brunswick orchestrs Veronica Roasio, harpist. : ; tut he hasn’t saved her.” ne | : 2 me A ‘ rOL WCAF FPittaburg Pre«« 461.3m-#5 a 5 r. Miami Beach. Fla (384 4m-7 Oke Bis RA E] yIC A L ] IESTI 4 ' it “ae ee 7, salon recital: 10:30. dance orche Sa ee rchestra; 9, | SEE IT any Auth tet Avi Q —_—_— - : s ho Ties : ‘ } at bh} - f Tr ne : Za . . = iv WOU! » 2 i +* fT i } Ds 4 . + Am ne . * Tr. " > ‘ ee ee ee ee SY | ble for ‘her than if he Bad been PLAYED BY EXPERTS : | eee ee KclnGGO Love Croftences Sak ae Me ee ee his inerlocutor with a mild wonder, | frank in the first I sachae. a é t ny ans ke i——8 36, Levis fterr 9:; mu- | URSEL . — , - | | sg ciate [3 S20 AE ee Acer a Pose ROT ass cial i iil | a) — | "s MRS. M. CONSTANT READER, | constipation “as if not understanding the adrift. VW hat do VON mean = fae ,?* aise a a ere er eee eee eT ae ee Pusan , y¢ Mane agefimnit pia Sia." 10:3 s “ us8 1: 8T. VfHCag 447 om-67 ik ie att T t c of to correct : . 1 ie ai rTis . base tan ae remerarmmaaaccaneea ete. : . - em * .? sen eS : Cs Oe el be on eiurmors may Decome a source but paying attention to the words Dan Pegiton's voice held a gre . | enlightening demonstrauor } > hi . or MaG tO aWait the opponent: ex . (Sgain, pepes " . ; " ‘ . i>, ita tala aa , , _— ' S 240414 Raw. Atl ‘ ae Heer, depend Ang on the location, ‘and “When he leaves the room, h®€ | tear. or eres ; Middinge wae th 4 ; , ~mnee ther ear Oy Ch ae , : » an : se : ase 2 a oe | ie aa , i mmo ry Ladi Was ii — WaS mo! lath i1KeCiy Thi oe a ee ee : hee : wpe, and size. tumer of the dressed en : doesn't lock up things oo sos GIG rn CH} Stone’: ture Ladi« ridge Game DB. i 4 to his king f diamonds andi. sg, a Le al (PicK, Mf. = [aaype you mention would not Be) IGNORANT. It is not necessary, Sir, and alert attention i he pr l ih: ® of thi , ries, as broad- x en ae ) Tanteta | es Player immys 10 of diz Vaeert to cause kidney trouble OF B88 sinie under © . . - . . : ae - ’ i : ok " , “ . tins ~~ ~ ’ ° i. . . oa ‘ M > - »* 7 es 4 * tioss’ attitude was that of (aesars | ; , 4 : KSD. 4 i _ ees increased i... wal. rx pi a tne ace; —. | ee Panes anal mention. You f : Ley a. : i i L iat 2) 6 i & Aiif Ewe t - cs. lens said ny f : Pains (nat might e 11S | “y - . . = " on a. = , 5 — : s . : > 4 4 a » : wife at her best cae ct e self-evident, rhe tants were eee eee ne possibility ¢ his laking both aa ae a ken for the ones mentioned: An} Dhysician and “Meee I'm gune, gf that. _Well.|said. “Garrett Folsom had. letters Danie] of Mr. J.° i rin abies mar. rk, not w hj lead u | & " ‘ r ‘ _— r} rt Tye . ‘ ‘ ‘ (crurm : im “Ce ; ‘ * ‘ z. ou . 3 here and m™m ddied it E a 10 and SNe Was i ate ‘ rz 3% - Pia ot as A wks rs “€ ty F ne fi d tO : i » four Z i i | . . i ‘ : ; 4 ; - P Tne dise are after it ap- : spoon doses iongings . mined to get them. Mr elton: against Mr. Work and Mr. ‘White-_, ee pt = six eee aq from his own , . Ss ea Fezema is hard to cure/ water three “f don't know. sir, l am sure. knew more or lees about the. ment or even undue interest. them, he supposed, in that suit “South” osition: Spades, ee : ia gs get Becta SIE = ae = ery ———— pase. “Yet somebody did so.’ case ful] of papers. Right f earts. 6. 4, 3, 2:. Diamonds, J. 3, wet Weer ae “ é 9 j Z | } | si “ft know nothing of it, sir.’ - Mr. Pelton?” - -¢ "] Bh 4 reese. “SEL SRE CK. at Evans immediate) d the & } os ae Nor li” exclaimed Dan Pelton, | Yes," was the answer. growled Mr. niel, ‘ et”: SpaceG; & | seen a eager a ae : eT ee eo cesee . A | : a e Licenses tunable to Keep still longer. “What rather than spoken. Eg ras ‘ | ndeavor to g In remainin Te ‘rumn : Bw itic g “* ‘ aa at, ~satlg , oe “ 4 ; Lis » 4 ++ . . 5 " ‘ ‘ pis : i i 4 : are you d@riving at. Mr. Stone?’ Do you know the nature or monds Zoe. 2. %, & @ eee eee ienead piayed the qi : um- | Z | ° Who said amy one came in here contents of the papers in a) : ‘kk * th” Spades , — ins went to four spades.’ my the 3; M1 ork the 4 of dia-!@ 4 $ ecor and rummaged my things?” tion ?” | ® 7: Diamonds. A |” St COnaicered it better ylicv’ monds LL In. ; ) a : : | “You said it yourself, though; “I do not.” . ihn A OQ, 3 » ee ee ie by Mr. Whitehead; To make/his contra ’ ahh? WY C4 “Eee Burial Permits not in se many words,” replied “T-thought so. Well’ the nan=re a Bs Stone, calmiyv. “Ils it not the disappeared fr , thea ~— . os ces , : ner, Daniel, couid assis him Nake Pormmyvy’ oT . ma} } Khe ea os oak BF MR sat, = x ppeared from the Ul é a> aw, S, 8. art » At ee : : piste ie, dass, agus . : ri’ \" = #@ MARRIAGE LICENSES. truth . : without Mr Pelton's ix : > | v ‘ - > - ‘ _) - ; . wm i & ‘ rT rs ee ,.* ‘ +, {ti e LC a4 ry f 8G: Fil : } Ff ia . 3 4 8 ‘ 3 Pon oh R y ; Truth”? That somebody rum- ue it Was easily seen that VI ead, the ‘iginal bid a - oe ee rant . UDS rom UmmyY through My; Mf .f site AL . ; ae im A. Beree: te ” 4222, Harris 71% — : . a et . ; ~ i — . . : - shiine ; 3 . ; ; P ae . ae thaged nonsense. Of course it elieved when he opened the case ak WO! land. ; r.: By: 8 in eR ee eres, ns _ 4048 Lee is not the truth. to find that the papers were not no choice but to pass | ‘ 1] gor = ms $647 —t Cape And you don’t care to admit there / sp of some letters “Sha : aia inca kOe auc a better tor it as his on! & a _ B00d. é ‘ + % * } . —2 > r " - ‘ avi I é Ai a® c% s ' 2) . a | d |: J " ~ ‘ » re - ; Myr ‘ . " - a oo tell me who the intruder of his Wil OUT [Mat Was scarcely ‘ » fiveccard m Ol tlit weit A ren again & iOrceG ee “4 wer : ul 1} 1 oe wy ng LOT 45564 Evans VAS” Stone went on, quite as if ‘la tusib] : i rn 1a Ti i ma. ' os * ers Se aS a As r, , =— me led +? 4 j *y : Evan " incennes. . : aa’ eh att . — : ry 3 4 ei “Ff , ~ ‘ : a | rion Z ? } ?) ‘ . 3 ‘ . as ai ‘ ei 2 f , RB hm ‘ ; ¥ ys = : j4 tT. Lowis New York, You may gv, toss. Stone said ; - i I i ‘ , cts , ow : es VI - * ay a \.. qn i 4 a - ' *0O19 Lemp Antwerp Furs vlan. ao Sie ote Vhitehead ha: ij ant wthati “3 the a la} a ame Burge 3122 Elinots Hongkong, } i 3 . + ao, _ Taylorville, Dl. Ne ? Bt : _ : zi ibbdart . ew ork. Beccher City. Ti. Port Mo to the’ man. “and as you go. send Yon | ie +. 1+ et Sites * ee “sophia aalmiacam ) ee at iia cathe te ! me the chambermaid.” er her”-— nui | a ee ee OWS A a ee MS OO tee wade ce wo os These orders were obeved. and “Oh, hush. int iat , sed ee ees WROTE BAe eee enn i hearin i eras “ cs tee 288), OR. Bosh Aunt tania: Dont! Lig Gr notrump bid. Mr. Work double or would have made a bust (PESTS —and have them cleaned by the “Boil-o- Bx a She came in, pluming herself : ail - : EAT Tat ; = oe | — pmarrtn t ni j Z Yi , i ( _ + ’ AT: gals 3 'S : four 2 1 : i ’ | pare the ss pe rae asol n”’ S : 7 | f 4 “" . , Sotitenis 2139 ¢ ates Havre: : oo Gasoly ystem ....a gentle, safe proce —.. .. \SMagnati) York ———e (odin: | Alexandria | business double of the spades po ess that makes your clothes cleaner and — = ~—= 32] Manchester Gibraltar, i aa “;, 7 . 4 . _7 : » ‘ eae | i* ; 4 - saa . ' _— . A 4 . } r 4°% . os - i i pa \ i= ry) Tye 4 eee = eas >? wets tS 4474 Lee! from New Yi Answers to Post - Dispateh Radio sa ai . ht a : . ot} aioe! seg song | are , sittin ir. the of spade: Mr wrpbhel . | : ete hg ac a, [DOT slamenae: Selina preserves the luster of new silks B wucn, = ee ' | Mearthur—1 — New York, | ‘4 ‘ (‘on oo Farmer, Broadeastine Stati ikhed an ffremely powerful sade \ hit: a te | What Do You Know? asting Station |j| had an extremely powerful spade| | Mr. Whitehead led the 5 of aia- discarded the 5 of hearts 545.1 Meters jj} temptation to Mr. Evans to pre- | latter’s sui | te ina el tee Geiecee gees a ee | eck 00a Coeman St. Lewis, . | 999 =e I. Linen. ae ates. eteees te i hem? the } i hut after hi nt Ref re pls ving f » Dummi it. Vi ie X +23 jack j Lun t h h a ~ . z lei. ‘limRoe PR, , b: dtaibnat Ney Parr ars, Merman BecGdcast- 0) nis had already s suit to | EvaneSeeitaneeni ar wi cot’ ont] this point! Mr. Evans conseded: hit gstras has the finest and most complete _ eee 8. The Passion, Pia: fubtations ann acuc's market 11 Pre-empt wae not likely ‘to serve | outlook was not particularly bright.' ing contract and gare om the 4 cleaning equipment that money can buy. : Gcati—Mary Carmemhi. St. Loui} é Geant. f interest to the Middie West. |] * -. we preferred | tee eros OF tis lening | tricks Us already hall tedees ama ee. Your ) th ; a Sheen) yy eee vile. Tl—Mabel | Bows | 5. Dr. Hubert Work, Secretary ;° Demertenane . | roe : 7 | te Ee na re 4 ms nA : » eis tag bi Ap ~ | four good sp ades he I] he ld ) — ‘ s are put into copper baskets and : q “— At Belleville. # | ID you e ee ne ee na es fe ales | clammand “abd Be Snleht lose four| scored $4 for tricky 88. for fom flushed with pure boiling gasoline—a method > = \mands. Castes camer | [non o ow en ee ee oes ts ne Dane. ame ware: that is easier on your clothes, cleans more Mae MRTHs neconpen, |", me: Pee). The bow if 6. A fortified palace—citadel =A. oe | Spad dually a M1 ) | , a A. Mf. Des Haigse . , thoroughly and is the only boiling gasoline Se ee ure displacing: ‘a 2 a Te ae St i of Moorish Kings at Granada, : Spain. = Hon fom w thr aract f hi 7. “Captains Courageous ' ey wpe Lies steps |} mand. Therefore Mr. Evans sait ° . : 5 1 ! , P reous ) —_ process in St. Louis. | =. i . be, et Bell Evening d , Br « .. 2019 Shenan shoulders and 7 2. Ma tremens. bow on the lom ' shoulder. 8. France 11 A. M. Daily If the neck ; %. Canberra. is ery Wednesday and Friday || } d fi a eo oe ; eS . aa | ‘ | etty Croaker Gold _Med ! ape ry CS ashe aa CU Z am. Vi. Fes a 10, Literally. “tWo &yes, m.ost Laliks.-¢ ee ; ees parce ‘1 hand wa ’ y weal e : Bares ft yy iLide Meenas SiS tend tm Aeocribe dou. | ——_— | | i: hah; Kenn >. aimed’ V'C7}2 An “BOIL 99 I F 4 ¥ >: Pl eRe > ree e1iit «*e Vin & a PP i os _ he Ya = é . ) — ; — F : 4 ' te: | « at kret, Conductor. From 8—9P._ Af Central . 4025 & Toa 4 ee i720 Chee i ~ wear the whire Violets tee ipana Troubadours : a Ea stra asa tl ae og pu : ans at once made a pre-emptfve Time) tonight from KYW Chicago. WHAS Re theEE Attentionaite eon ea 2 8:30 P. M. bid of three spades. in an endeavor Louisville, WSM Nashville, WMC Men. aii men amily i} On the First mid-week Baikite pro tO shut out a response from ™): phis, WSB Atlanta, WJZ New VY; . aes » *he bunch of white ff stam Whitehead that might he Springheld, WBZ tor oa ba violets ts equally popular for day Rustle of Spring ‘Sinding). sora in gna rama e th “a a all . “A Boston, KDKA Pitts- bidding t ibarrassing heights urgn. iune inl And remember the rich wear, and one Sre« se . “La Cc darem lA ma no from | eneee Sf mpeart opera “Pen Giovanni’ —— (Th The fact that Mr i dtd aroma of that special blend of the fines coitees — Maxwell House. Be apres catheri F Little Hand. Loy e Moza rt) moft aAseegi cr his partner's di “Baatatet With the featuring of r Au Bard @uane Ruisseau « Beomic- is ©! . | no ed as a doffre:; O That We Two the previous round couple it} - : Mr. Work's in? Diane St = ; in | C] : a preeminent Spring the red M _ . violet made | rams igs mying (Smith): Spring Morn. informatory iat tin — has ) © its appearance Un- ing Serenade (Lacermbe} - Wn the fact that ma ‘ 4 os 5 M , x der the mame. of Russian Violets. You Remember—ifrom May- Sian ~ ae ; WE LL OUSE : - se you Wear Purple time——-Rom berg): Awakening of ciel r. Evans to beliews | . : | Feo ners Die, White or i} s (Bac é' : : . : | | ranches wee and whichever you se- rom have Whideon the sg : 9:00 P. M. | sonny a ~~ aage partner. More. | to " eae Smit’ 4 over, Mr. Work’s double gave wr | every nesday,8 PM. = | a ! | | : 9 PM. : | = denen pm * [tor about 20s : —— : *4rUy cloudy; roadsfor taste use I ye fe (Of the mome ity Brothers et 2 tere Evans mart, confidence in the; ks aac

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The St. Louis Post-Dispatch Daily Magazine The Greatest Story in the World DNESDAY. winch 16. 1927. WEDNESRAY. TARCH 16. 1927. ~— chestra; 10, orchestra, Jj % es éiegier Sisters; “Happy “THe, “van (eN | Whe . 7 ashington, D. C, (468 5r a " | \ : en Ui. band. s a S. Army WRVA, Richmond (25 = S10. organ recital: 8 nie kee i0aNn0: 10, Night Hawks. ** WSAI, Cincinnati (325.9m-p° ~~ = Charles Partington. . accordion’ 1 a . Atlanta (428.3m-79 . ny Nd program oe | T. South nd (315 D-950ke) : », eoncert, o-6m ~~ , : Na «h TY ille. Ten n RK ae” _» rrect. not — 30. dinner concert; 5 om -1060R Te me” $10. 3s to y E, Richardson, contralto: g. “WIAR Polk, baritone ; 9-10. Commodores,” * i WSMB, New Orleans {319m-940ke) oan Axo poi 10°30, Ethel MceGehe~ ane aren? Tae 7 ~ aay WJAR. | WTAM, Cleveland (389.4m-770ke) wos ubacdors studio recital: 10, orchestra WCAE. neneh ee a The Bible in Pictures a Dispatch reserves the right to reject any ry. = dese and telephone calls or answers by mail sanet be on attention, except letters on medical questions of undoubdt- sincerity when accompanied by stamped addressed enwelope. — We cannot publish;ture Department, Washi | E . ngton, D. addresses in this column. | a will also supply the informa- _The expression “lend me tion. | borrow me | WEST END CLUB. — Formal | Calling has become almost obso- | WALLS.—Soap and wa- lete. If the newcomers have been | : —S ~ LS SS=_=—_- weil take most of the dirt) introduced, entertained by the | = ~> 3 =e S53 —— Ene walls you describe. , neighbors or by a group of people | . => =: PSS SSS = "@ W—You should consult your | to whom they were introduced, | = ee or & minister regarding the | poral gps sapactein similarly | = ones Be ps desire about in-| Se of a few weeks of | apps WWJ (352.7m-820kc)—7, muzsie. a gation yOrible. | rea ZH cin ee 8 = a eee | atch . to "T° _ W not an-| y e’olider resi- | WGY, | vg ST. nr eout A ye pio- dents depends on the impression. Brothers, agp quest actors. You can ob- the newcomers have made. The ww, =, i en formation by writing to| 2©Wwcomers may make evening | AI: 9-230 WZ Sip the Into feture magazines. calls on the older residents if thev | eee moving pic |}care to do so. It is always best | m WCAE. E—You should write/ tq telephone the hostess, as it : — ee cit eet Wi coer PAT PROD ound ag crtgnel Ht wire } bisitl ‘Ht } if iT, ‘Ru SUreeldd iy! Yv my ) ! I i os gor of the Your husband for the cost of the mandolin Aas “Bias me Lim 7. have to report | linoleum rug which you returned | teem | mig Wiratin.” cco sene 6 Bee Bi aid n he 'to them, he will have a good de- |, : Tae Bigg atcifient to any . r¢| fense. You should consult a laws | NISPATCH READER.—If | y.; or the Legal Aid Bureau, Mu- |) “enant signed the lease that nicipal Courts Building, "Your- afi that is necessary to make it teenth and Market streets. | and fega!. | PROPERTY OWNER—Tenants || Harmony | Pictures by Nicholas Afonsky Text Edited by Ida M. Tarbell -O- +E -_ accompan- r It does not | r, Dolores | ROUKkC }—7, music. 810kc }—S, | prians. &s seven serenaders: B60kc )}—7, Z. KDKA, | r, W BZ, B. WMC, | 8230-10-38 7T60KC }—7, p30). dance | Complete except for tubes and. batteries. ——F, May centennial: | nhuskers. dk } —-6:30. ). Ford and RESHMA B echopl may: be found j Statutes of Missouri 1919, | 11135, Public Li-| > | "Baereau, Municipal Courts g notary’s seal. : [R A-You have grounds for | : Your husband can sell » of the furniture as belongs ten that is as much of it as Sought or was given to him. Mion 11135, at the b anxtoUs.—You should consult | mM. Prosecuting Attorney's office | abort making your husband sup- The Legal Aid Build- Market the baby. Fourteenth and t pets, Will advise you. : J. M. B—The loan company that Six tubes ~OneControt | ; 52 loan red $18 interest on a siready collected usurious in- meat and could not legally col- | % any more. If the person ob-| oa have | conceal |'must give one month’s [(not just | $30 days) written notice, served | the day before rent day, if they desire to vacate. he owner can | sue for one month’s rent if the 'tenant does not notify him prop- |: “UR. S—The law regarding dis- | ' of children om - n 6 | erly. y both property owners, unldas put up entirely at the expense of | ;}one owner just (‘on his own property. inside the line! If the ash- | pit belongs to the neighbor you | 'can force him to nrove it so it will | not be on your land. Ww. E. T.—The different States | give you If you do not try to we coujd not informatien. your revolver you prob- | ably would be permitted to keep | it for your protection on the | THANK YOU. — A fence ‘on a:|| |property dividing line is owned | laws regulating the use or / | _carrying of cgncealed weapons, 60 | | accurate ||| as oS. , ds . TO oce LINCOLN'S VERY EYES WAS LIVING EVIDENCE OF THE” SLAVE TRADE, FOR HE OFTEN SAW GANGS OF NEGROES. “as TIMES CHAINED, MARCHED ALONG THROUGH THE STREETS TO THE WASHINGTON SLAVE MARKET. ON JANUARY 16, 1849, HE | ZEST ME DELIGHTED THE WHIGC SIDE OF THE HOUSE POUT STRONGLY AGAINST ALLOWING SLAVERY IN NEW TERRI. OUTSPOKEN CRITICISM OF PRESIDENT POLK'S ASSERTION TORIES. HE MADE SEVERAL SPEECHES ON THE SUBJECT IN THAT THE MEXICAN WAR, THEN IN PROGRESS, WAS JUST AND NEW ENOLAND, AND AT TREMONT TEMPLE IN BOSTON SPOKE NECESSARY LINCOLN FOUND HIMSELF QUITE AT HOME ON ON THE SAME PLATFORM WITM GOVERNOR GEWARD. THEY THE FLOOR, “ABOUT AS BADLY SCARED—AND NO MORE*— LEFT THE TEMPLE TOGETHER, LINCOLN FIRMLY CONVINCED HE SAID, “AS WHEN | SPEAX IN COURT.” THAT SLAVERY WAS ONE OF THE BIO QUESTIONS OF THE FuTURE. || SYOUGHT IN A CAREFULLY FRAMED StLt TO ABOLISH SLAVERY SLA iN THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. © McClure Newspaper Syndicate Si aes WB Baining the n mortgaged Yur-| cross-country journey. Perhaps | | se te Numeitore that he really does not own; the Count~ Sheriff can give you | | ae oe me might be prosecuted. definite information. Rostra: 3. | SEE IT = any Authoriea EDICAL QUESTIONS | | | -_ Gneatra, ., | | Health and sanitation questidns of public interest only will be con- | | Bke }—fU:30. | U. &. Army | p=—7, or- Send : 2 . Your Dresses O : ungstras_ d by the “Boil-o- gentle, safe proc- othes cleaner and r of new silk. d most complete money can buy.: opper baskets and rasoline-——-a method pthes, cleans more OPERATE IT YOURSELF as ther pains that might laken for the ones mentioned. An | neration for removal is the only my to destroy such growth. A D. C.—An improper diet could ed. Diagnosis or treatment. of individual cases will not be given PaIRS. M. CONSTANT READER. E¥umors may become a source of anger, depending on the location, and size. A tumor of the » you mention would not be to cause kidney trouble or gas ins, but it might easily cause be mis- t cause eczema but might ag- mvate the disease after it ap- ed. Eczema is hard to cure} i only persistence in adequate atments will cure it. dif you troubled with indigestion “or i'mention is not an (ences. constipation and desire a diet list to correct such conditions, write again, repeating your qpestion, , and eend a stamped, self-ad- dressed envelope. | IGNORANT.—Pregnancy is pos- sible under the conditions you mention. You shopld. consult a physician and follow his advice about mJrsing the §-months-old child. The other condition you unusual one Many women have similar experi- You might try taking tea- spoon doses in a wine glass of water three times a day before meals of neuro-phosphates. Preg- inancy does not depend on the con- dition described. Ye uk lage Licenses Births Recorded Burial Permits | me James Prather Plzebeth B. Hubbart B a ¥ Behe; F 8 Field F m Mearthyr— Bernice Thomas ~ (fvanon, Ul } Devie—Anna Tinsley. St. ' MARRIAGE LICENSES. [R Vickers . »er--303 Dover pil. i A. Berger 4223 Harris | V. Tipewcrd Mary 1. Bull . 2 W. Watson ...4656A Evans | es Vincennes, Ind. i Klingen t. Prairie | t Ehienz oc, 435 John | }Dunigan ......3901 Westminster Marion Rieker etweste Wells Ange | H. Withington. . Evan ced 1324 St. Louis | ...2919 Lemp “om ...- 8122 Dlinois Boot . Taylorville, Ill. Mane Burgert . eecher City. III. ...0071 Enright | 9159 Cates Gollut C. Wehmeier | Consuckos Seesicnse .OOCD Delmar a. .....1001. Hodiamont ..4432 Manchester | ..4474 Lee | At East st. Louis. Lie Meo — Virginia Hend : 3 ada -naerson., Kei ucas—Verna Spence, a Ja] Coieman, St. Louis. Lou ahiredi—Rog Rosa Larecca, is. H. Boots. O'Fallon, Iil.——Bessie A | “ee Carneghi. St. Louis. | nah: ireenvilie. J1].——Mz wD. Mulberry. Iii. — + ; At Belleville. | SuauUx—A manda Cawver. Casey- Louis. ; | good. | Farmer, | Southampton; Regina, Liverpool. — | good. Joplin—Clear;: roads good. Jefferson City — Clear; Columbia—C lear; roads good. Moberly—Clear; roads good. Sedalia — Mostly clear; roads Kansas City—Clear; roads good. Poplar Bluff—Clear roads good. Hannibal—C lear; roads rough. Springfield—Clear; roads good. Cape Girardeau—Clear; good. Steamship Movements. By the Associated Presse. ARRIVED. Constantinople, March 16, Adri- atic from New York. New York, March 16, Antwerp. Hongkong, March 14, California, New York. | Port Moresby, March 13, Fran- conia, New York. Havre, March 1® Ryndam, New York. Nayles, March 15, Transylvania, Alexandria for New York. Gibraltar, March 15, lLepland, from New York. New York, March 15, American London; SAILED. New York. March 15, Stavanger- | | fjord, Bergen. sion of bows as appear in every | fashion display nowadays? And | ‘they are exceedingly smart. D= you ever see such a profu- | ELLA CINDERS—By BILL CONSELMAN AND CHARLIE PLUMB tgp HERE'S A 1 SSOR ] NEW CUSTOMER Y_ASTTLE THING! ISKYT SHE SWEET! PUT HER IN THE & HOME FOR HOMELESS GIRLS UNTIL WE SD m~ T PicKED TENS LITTLE vm a HOUOR — SHE SUFFER! . REFOSES TO MARK FOR QUESTIONS CALL ME iSS STION: 7 a} Ri . ~SOOR BLACKIE WAL LLA'S, LOOKING FOR. HIM TR) (Sesser Sop tee bocce 111) aaa aie a i iis Dine alos ued seer 2 ih tt ii rama att, it~ Arabic, | Aquitania, | LOU SKUCE CASH AND CARRIE—By | Hi i BUT I. MIGHT HAVE KNOWN= Wi ee Fit mee Oe SAAT i WHATS THAT ? vou HAVE 7 es I DONT JUST GET THIS= IF L DIDNT COME MONDAY CARRIE MADE HER , HOME AND HANG‘EM OWN BED = TUESDAY SHE |i, ve TO ORY, THEY } DID “THE BREAKFAST {\ COULD GO ) DISHES - VESTERDAY THE KID WASHED OUT A DOZEN HANDKERCHIEFS AND TO DAY SHE'S GETTIAG EXPERIMENTAL WITH THE SILK UNDIES I CANT JUST FIGURE OUT THIS BURST OF INDUSTRY IN THE LITTLE SISTER The bow is even in a large meas- | ure displacing the shoulder flower. | , Sney,. 4 Kennedy eee, est Be] Evening dresses have bows on the | ) me ri Baker. "2019" Shenandoah ‘shoulders and new coats have a chic | | 7, Melding 1903 Bremen. bow on the long shaw! collar at the | [' , om = fC 6t. Louis. ' shoulder. | = = , a me | Jf the neck of the frock is square it is finished off at one corner with ‘a bow. The V-neck shows a jaunty ‘bow at the apex point. ihe long . uth Vande - |scalloped collar is finished off at) *, 12 ae vermont, ‘the waistline with a flowing bow. Lause Gig 8807 A Fl Then there are various versions of Lartiguet, 4205 Norfolk the slashed and tied necklines. 3735 Cottage, | Belts. have bows at their side | closings and sleeves have bows at mn. ‘ithe wrists. Sometimes the shoulder ‘bow is of ribbon with flowing ends | ‘or it may be a huge bow of velvet | . BIRTHs RECORDED. , BOYS. , wince. 1813 Franklin ly boiling gasoline ‘ “ae Sa 4 4 | | OM ana yeutiev. 41334 Easton _ . . s da. ali aC ia 4] ‘“ ; ; GIRLS “ anol tre 152. Pen -Mark WELL FOR TH Love OF —— 1 ud Him ENOUGH TO MAKE HIM © UMAT "Ta DICKENS CAN HE MEAN? SusPIiCious — NOW IF Hookus DON'T COME ACROSS WITH COR SHARE OF “TROUBLE WITH HOOKYS - I! ~ ?— 7 DARB HAD A STRANGE LOOK IN “TART DOUGH WELL QUEER TH' GAME Lf LG 4 His EYE WHEN HE Said THAT ! ia. aa: ‘ WHAT 1 MEAN ts “THIS ——IF You SHOULD N ) EVER HAVE ANY “TROUBLE .WITH HOOKUS, i HERE (S WHERE You Can FIND ME —-THATS — |G ALL I'LL SAY NOW — AND DON'T LOSE Ths Card! , , ; fod WA with Blaich — Of HAS Now PuT A HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS INTO. THE. Ohnson ‘BOTs Wo ekon. +? ; Vashinet . Md web r 5119 M nat “” ~ k -THat'S QUEER “ALK ~ q Glee rT St. Ferdinand. | 4. Gerlach ri mu ee | don “Ad ~ Union. > 24, “Tb: | klin. ‘ennevivania. PW stead. 405 Montclair. o mont j 'with a belt to match. $3 MmmA avenues, ‘of chiffon with flowing ends. ‘with perky little bows, {bows down the front is another | form of dress trimming. ‘bows are everywhere and area very | _ important detail of the present day | _fashionable.frock. | It is often | Trimming bands are finished off. A row of) In fact | Breakfast Fruit. A simple conserve is made by) | taking one pound of dried apricots ' and a can of grated pineapple. Boil | ixth, ‘apricots until soft, then mash. Add. Be sonny | pineapple, stir thoroughly and then | 1 Conditions. | put cup for cup of sugar and boil | \for about 10 minutes. —Paruy cloudy; reoadsfor taste use less sugar. If too sweet | “TOLD HIM OIL AAS “Oil CO.” L “THOUG AND HE AND SINCE KMOOKUs ks oe WERE GREAT PALS ! BEEN STRUCK HE HAS FLOATED ON AlR- HooKkus‘ HoT AIR — TOBAY COMES TO HiM MR, DARB, ONE OF THE MEN WHO ts CLOSEST % HooKus ”

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+ 2 by es - Le - Pore ie , ail | io COMIC Pag ‘MARCH 16. 1927. 7. Sh PAGE 48 =sSC=n j! | : | CARTOON FOLLIES OF 1927—By RUBE GOLDBERG an a PAR MORE Se teow ff 4 at ae e | Newspaper, Daily and Sunday. | STEAMING YOUTH—By Marjorie Henderson ‘ be "THE BATTLING BROWNS LUKEANDHISUKE —s_—__ FAMOUS TROUBLE rac (NOW, BONS, A é} slg tes ie tay ieee ao i | | J wea You FIATSH 1 y JE AIS NAME WAS | REABY FOR. ° “i Lh Aluil VOL. 79. OS — Goop NIGHT! : WITH THE BATH {yy | | J). SEBASTIAN Wook, TARGET PRACTICE - Uy! | OTS ieee aa HE BROUGHT His RKCOOM IT LOOKS 2 HER NAME WAS & they Co ALY Yi ee f'O a eA Tiel — % DR 3 f Sax APHoNneE / | | LIKE JOHASTOWA AF ! SUSAA) GLUE, “THE EXACT | URE ON Nh CU ee 7 ie Va AFTER THE FLOOK- pi ; Ke PRESSED HER TO POINT WHERE fp) DE AUP ae A. | i) 2 | : Rg IF YOO TOOR A BATH SH AE His HEART AASB SAID, THE soosp d [ule oy fe | . @ : FR Vv IY THE PACIFIC Ocea ay HQ ey se ett, DEAR TIN STUCK IS COMING }} {Yr SC Ag RECALL NAMES a (ej ON YOU!” & FROM Henny -_ — : a OFF THE COAST OF , Currer> meena; Ms 7 ree AAEPPICON BOARD, Presiden MOVE HIS HATWHEAS A WOMAA) FE plorer ae F Pex Bae ote gy gp THIS CUSTeyg y : % —— BS . TREAT op | & : | | a LATER, EVERY BALIS-HEANGS Mare : | Bovernor Likely to Act Be-) WILL DIE OF PNHEOMOCAIA - {fF Canale rome aa : BES) DES THIS, IT'S cFTEN A © FM fore —pe. Sreeatll GREAT MENTAL STRAIN) TO Dererymie |B ocratic Senators Tomor- | ang oi! stock pr BeOS re SLEUATOR lr ROU Neht fee Messteaema = ING THE SLEVATOR IS ly | prow ue . , | Leavenworth, A MAA) OR A WOHAN. ig ET TTT CU LETT?) 4 NOTICE THE WRECKAGE } 4} yn fs (Y CHINA ye | UAT rt yy FiO | RING, [=| REPORT Oo ™ DEAL = —— |} | NAME ARe | Showdown. : Fort Worth 8 tae ew - - - mee Le rene! eS Peer 6 REIT eect iat uy x ne eee ee ee a a ate oe Sp wo tae's) ” al «“ eT Tee . rene “ 1 et ee ee mk . ‘ Wks 2 ate thegee wr brs inp? e sdias sa Rania aonde Peay pele VO! gael He re ter tare, oe so +g ae : ma lee v CO NT ee igi eee ae Re Seca, ts : s was He ee ee eee en Ee "gaa aite. +: ee ee a me SIDNEY TOL.’ ME \/ ILL RING EoR THE | ; F yer, was name@ “ . ‘ — SS | iy os oe i. i s | a bins = = Pye 7 . ‘a iev dé, 1 Or. COs ae | | ? ; z , . | TG situation has developec, in ee ' MAEART. 4 —_ \. ——— —_ ad a Se . : ati section witb the severe ar- Mienment of Gov. Baker's State] PARTLY @ nan mel Board vesterday In the ma- om we ;. « 5 t ; oe a HG Loe ’ anette vinta coy te tn = é by . fs : ; , DE ne ENS ae Te A Se ie ‘ ners o re . : x Ree ree Se C tten “" deiee?- amar : me “~~ aheee digciey Mev eeeningh,) vag —_ dir seat Rik - a i sali niin FP om Bidet» -~1-A ‘ tet gate Mi. Cg aI Read i Sete 3 3 ore Re el Ae OES Ae Fata: " rates i prin Pi a ae ao . er tee Se e i ; ' ° Cais ee ee Te ee ey 0,9 ce, (aye ska! : iS ge alias agen reid 1 . Yoon: nee Ne ae Se he ee . 2 i + wpe lh iene eae elie bates alam Fe RE A ES IS Es Has RAE EF ip ab tape xb : rf aby > 2B eye Ape 3" ™ pig et ee Pars ey wae sai PRES BAK FR A js - a : ig pee ren a ee i . een Sie fa - Bor. AHA? ed egh MA OSI tie. cine See 2 oy ee “ _ Go Ric: returc io him the naines of the sal hoard members so that he aaa toes iis ey reorganize the board and sub- ware . per _ . 4 Pita tag, eee » 5 , : MOET SAS elealaaaa sas et Oe to PN REED I el ; : ‘ ¢ re Raa ed es ho ene eer eh SPM Beas ‘. >. a BAAR RPE Mm other nares. ‘There is : certainty that the wernor will take this step. He } staunchiy stood by his ap- intees in the face of the daimn- La mg testimony before the com- tee He announce. several kes aco that he would not ask 4 atrrd that Be its appointees. WHEN THE PLASTER FELL—By FONTAINE FOX BRINGING UP FATHER—By GEORGE McMANUS pe arcs ae } : ine of on nal institutions: Wile} b&b. MeGregor. commissioner ;f] | AND IT BEANED THE. LANDLorRD JUST AS HE WAS | pe — : ® Penal Board have been In he} SAY! NG HE COULDN’T SEE THE NECESSITY FOR ANY | : J c iii 4 lA a aeeun wt ¥ Meernors hands for several weeks. | [AAD AL WAYS. oy | (fnin s > POSE | , j , / \ ee \ | EE Senate Ou-ter Almost Certain. BEFORE AE DED AO. HE DIED OF | 1m ME DIATE darn in . — : Z 4 it be ) | i | \ : ape ; } pithous " thnere is a sirong gee Re ; out : hthe Leniocratic caucus whicht in the extire Pf | As f 1 = ' : HE WISHED TO \ WEWA lnicapaay | a 3 : ‘ | 4 | aE | # | , j - ; te « = % forse cContiirmation tt is regarded what cooler / - A THUNDER ae : — | | ¢ | .. 1 ) i= p : EAR J | | yi, oo JMNEAT : on | ss \ " et i \ ? oe } Ww. : . ie We as alinost certain that whet Her hts onan Af) —1 etre et ae Sng gen carte wttanieg wm indiets as i at Beg hy Ws Fe Ph a Sane as cl ae bss Sg 2 roa i, aaehmerie echt ” . Pen ae ae pr line A > =) i te ee on ms ors 2 ais ; : y ae ye 5 ae : . ~ A pty ae r war ae ERS Re gs Oe sak a ete pt Oe: OR lobe Sue ED oe te A palin Or) MA ot Rede rw a _~ wha - ’ Ry Pusey are PS Sens vs Cs A They alee es sie. senigto at ee Oe eS jon So Uitte SUSAN ERNE soci phe seibentgg SS ya Dg , i \ . oo) \ = {EH \ SLEEP! — ||| POSSIBLE THAT 4 { ior that majority and minor- jof the Free ‘s 4 , ; — & . — ed : } j : ft. = 4, os al : ae tae : > he °% | i — T Sy || | HORRID PERSON / ea Ae a _" s alike held that the | stave and : ‘ LIGHTNING . “Fr 4 - a oe 2 . j 4 = i> ON RBROARD ? vr 3 & Fe 4 + /0ard should not be re. } Cabinet and s f - . ey 2 ' tal a8 ©. + ae : at? prizon. the report of | went to Bal * 4 ¥O } —~—>" F adios five [> Oocratic Senators on | line, to attend ~~ Mittee being that all five | trish coms ‘8 Of the board should be | musicians ~ COT Ft een « #4 . . wail ‘marion, the report of || TO es (Re 3 bemg that FAILED a » be refused confirma- | frederick il report of Senator — w ‘ - being that wlio | By the &aeee £ immed. but thar the! NEW ¥O@ tf reorganize the erick Almy, bid ‘bey, was fing minority. reports. declaring Two! v respects with the |!t, #as proved: the [he inoecratte ‘the liner ! ° va r “a EE made the fight |part of hie = oe : ! Wey A, : : } | | rf A aa | 1, ES El prison offi- (ownership Gf FIfRR 1 A174 _ ——z ™ ! , . Ln, : : : “ , . “ar on the tnsurgent }@ay8 S50. ‘ ‘he form of letters y xr . as 9 gee ¥ ; } c . . —_ ene § ) DON'T KN | eM I, =e | | eee 7 | —F ; fore oo” 'f he asks for them. 4 : _,.. *® it would be a soinu- \ ie " a SPEECHLESS } fae = 7 : “ . | | | a ,, oblem which has con- them and which at the ad Caucus “owen threatened for a : _ us disrupe the majority fa ,vor toa “On Of the Senate. Plague on * ag against the Prison | ROTTERDA ee? are on file. + ery authors ag — Oust the board mem- | netified that tag suffering . hames are) Wt vr the Governor 1 to discharging the se of the committee , ieee if they tender ine aon, they would b+ , — ae fire. Either aiter- “ ba mater said. would be | 7 “ted decay