St. Louis Post-Dispatch
March 20, 1927

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Sunday Post-Dispatch Today, 128 Pages FIRST NEWS SECTION, 16 PAGES. ; ’ (SPORT). 6 PAGES. 10 PAGES . 16 PAGES FIFTH NEwSs SECTION, 4 PAGES. SIXTH “NEWS SECTION. 6 PAGES. SEVENTH NEWS SECTION. 4 PAGES 7 JHTH NEWS SECTION, 18 PAGES. SANT SECTION 6 PAGES ) . ! 16 PAGES, Be Sure to Read the WANT ADS In This Section SEC TION, i _PAGES._ ea a aa PRICE 10 CEN TS _CANTONESE FLANK FOE, OPEN ROAD COMIC — eager ee 79, No. 194. m0 EXPECTS. ee =SgRina> sncndenemuaaspaenaaeeinapnndtstienanedannuaieetnnadstuseunamneaoeate ww. 20,1927. PAGES 1— 16 he tpn snaen REED WILL SEND NDAY MORNING. MARCH ¢ a none epee PART ONE. ena eneeateeeetne-naeerenees neste eee ee LOUIS, SUN | BRIDGE BY RADIO BRINGS ‘6,000,000 PLAYERS OF GAME Every Town and Hamlet Has Clubs and the Craze Has “Hardly Begun.”’ te cei RAIN OR SNOW AND COLDER TODAY; CLOUDY TOMORROW THE TEMPERATURES. = R. Dd. Dd. NUISANCE TAX ill ~~ = CLUBOVERGOP.IN ™M urdered’ Girl Returns To Free Convicted Slayer ey TED 6g 0 = — NC a et i me emer Mary Vickery, 16, Reappears in Kentuck y, BINSE ATTACK eo ‘SPFGIL ARENT TO. A &_EPRIONBOARD ROW, oc DEMANDBALLOTS "wes nants serine fe Tem Be D. ™m BEL TRIAL jimheat ecterda 69 (3:30 p. m.). low 63 | "NEW YORK, March 19.—There Dhiba ac Tagen cae ‘are 6,000,000 bridge players in the anil é ia aaale OP ee ARORA Saibiaies elekde “esedins | Senate Democrats Threaten |“ ' Senlsstinditishierene Refuses to tv tee Mp CoR, Hes eotimetne O° By the Associated Press “I stood it as long as I could, D. Official forecast | Opposition With Revival |aay. Take Committee’s Or-) WILLIAMSBURG, Ky. March/then decided to make it known Ft ni hat I I Dat ve 7 tional bridge champion, | pe 16 ld, | that was alive so Dabney cou of Baker’s Objectionable | sieamaiine ders, So Chairman Will mn Dd. vicinity: ‘idge , ! | was merece: = that .radio broadcasting of Conley Dab- | D¢ set. free. Measure. Use rene a. a. , ego — - -_ . : a* min — SSH Dork Assagiated§ F'ress Sidney Lentz, many times na- | i HOW MANY LIBEL SUITS TO THE GALLON ? for Louis and explains | Mary Vickery, years games created and | Rain or | for whose ‘“‘murder” ney, a miner, in $1,000,000. m Says Ford’s Paper ned Whole Co-| apenive Movement. H RING” LIKELY “TOBE PASSED OVER = oe. ~™.” da by bridge masters has a ta From his cell in the State refor- | Northern Troops Beaten at : : was se ence 1Le | , | ‘bridge clubs in every town 7 |'matory, Dabney told his story. He | ° | ees “ imprisonment, appeared here today , Sungkiang Fall Back and 3 hamlet in the country. ind ist a h a tear | attributed his predicament to a c van * a “ e "go 4 « a - e - ‘ . A card company, which last ee ee ae ote ichance acquaintance with Marie | -she had been recognized and iden- 2000 Have Already Reached the Cay. snow today; and colder tomorrow partly cloudy and continued cold. Rain today, the SEEKS SHOWDOWN IN PENNSYLVANIA | year ad- with O00. - just NEED THREE VOTES spent $350,000 in newspaper tified. arbsiektied team tae | 37, chief prosecution wit- | ) vertising alone in connection AGAINST DR. ENLCE sw Jackson, | | -., ness against him. of | “She testified against me because was I would not leave my wife and go’ She her,” he declared. “She swore was with me and the girt at ‘A body, identiifed as hers, WaSi the time and saw me attack and found Oct. 16, 1925. -in aban- yi) her. 'doned mine near Harlan. Dabney See 'was found guilty of having Killed | whole « her (by me, loval.’ Several months after ery girl disappeared agents found a body the entrance in an abandoned | Missouri: or snow colder south port morrow, cloudy and tinued cold. Illinois: rain in north portion and ' rain in the south portion today, ceiger itn tt h south portion: to- cloudy and contin- | custody and notified officials Harlan County, where she | supposed to have been killed. | was taken to Harlan tonight. . she } } ‘such games, says that with 6, 1m :000 players. the gale is really ion: ,geiting started. partly) Price of Killing Tobacco.“ card game to be universally | Missouri Senator Personally con- | popular,’ added Mr. Lentz, ‘must |} and Theater Levies to Be Puts Up $1000 to Defray have a large element of luck, bal- | road anced with a large element of skill, | the Rejection of Penal Traveling Expenses of Jerry South. a ae : | ws Nai ing In a woolen mill at Cincinnati. “I left-home because I was not | so that when a player has Z00d | luck in cards he can believe he won | ‘by skill. and when he loses that it | was plain bad luck.” Vou | | . | Post-Dispatch Bureau Geen -44 ee tied aggre — | 20-25 Wyatt Building. pre gedl renin I had Dabney | | | n : | WASHINGTON, EE gs n an automobile tO aj)mine. Charlie Vickery, a painter, | And that, he continued, ‘might say, bridge. : country railroad station. He left /identified it by a hat and clothes | f Missouri, me there and drove away. I took | that of his missing daughter. STATE GAINS MILLION A YEAR BY INCOME TAX LAW CHANGE _the train to Cincinnati. Later I} There is no clew now as to whose the Associated Press. ‘read in a newspaper that Dabney | body it really was. | SHANGHAI, March 19.—By the Amendment Sent to Governor Per- ae, CoRR - tr. . nage ae aera | a ee was charged with killing me, but Petitions to the Governor for ‘collapse of the Shantungese defense | Seaneen a ee “.| I didn’t want to be ce ack | Ds ’s release ore- | t ve taken back} Dabney’s release are being pre- jon the Sungkiang front, the road : Paid Employes. home, so I kept still. pared. special to the Post-Dispatch en _|to Shanghai has been opened to |the attacking Cantonese (National- fo- BAD WEATHER MAY CHECK THE ADVANCE — —_— be WELL -!"'VE GOT ENOUGM NOW TO LAST OINTY A LIFE- "Tt J an bright spot in the case was that my wife stuck! She certainjy has been Capture of Port ua Nation~ alists Within a Few Days Predicted—Call for Strike Ignored. Snow the or tor Reed Expected to { inter on Sapiro as Slick ae The girl said she . ‘ork- Comniaintleniies e giri said she had been work ee prohibition 100 feet from | e is, at 'morrow. ued cold, Sunset, row), 6:03. This Week's Weather Associated Press CHICAGO, March 19.—Weather outlook for the week beginning’ Monday: i'pper Mississippi and Lower Missouri Valleys and the) rr Fattening Er By CURTIS A. BETTS, Farmers’ Expense. A Staff Correspondent of the Post- Dispatch. JEFFERSON CITY. March /—Facing efeat fight confirmation Dr. the members board partly —~- By sunrise inrise Senator Reed o as chalr- 48 £9. their of | other (tomor- | man of the Senate campaign fu.d he PAUL Y, ANDERSON. | ¥ Correspondent of the Post- | Dispatch. DETROIT. Mich.., en, in the course ents, Henry Ford, apparent d in the lenloe > sec HE fits q) r utlook. : By the against investigating committee, today and instructed and State Cortez F. of Institutions, March e (>i 19 committ2e, the Hatlot | for the of lvennsylvania the o! South, counsel! huinan | Reed, ee a ae Penal certain mem- 19. | to take possession in- March State JEFFERSON CITY, An amendment to COM - bers of the Democratic majority of the boxes in ‘four ; £00 part of eel THose TWO GUYS DIDA'T Do MY EYES ANY Goob: wou ‘You'Re TALKING. WHEN 1EGEELD S crores Comes DOWN WE KEceP OPEN UNTIL FIGS ING IN EG WITH His STUMP NKING fesemitismn y by 7 af we ee , ee Mena Pe Se eg aE oe tae and the farm prob- Ball become involved in a sijn- . . e lawsuit. then there is certain t an interesting lawsuit. lor om the eyes of the country and will be fed toward the Federal! Aeggpet here when the case fon Sapiro vs. Henry Ford is re- Bed Monday morning. More the trial is much older country and the world will fe better acquainted with ie: personality, shesgaed for ®, imagination and § suffers little in comparison mh those of the world’s first bil- faire and Missouri's favorite son the world. be- an- en- Bdidate for President. his is the nersonality of Sapiro, year-old Chicago lawyer, whe ine Ford for $1.000.000 dam- Ralleging that Ford's weekly Wation, the Dearborn Inde- ent, libeled him by me was a member of ernational Jews,”’ purpose of levying tribute farmers of America. Trath the Defense. admits making the charge ‘Dearborn Independent, and Pesthrough his counsel m Senator Reed the chief, will prove the charge true. b the issue is joined. If Ford Prove to the satisfaction the (six men and six women) the facts warrant the lhe Will be justified. B then he may have ft eGome of his billion. et years ago Ford Gin another libel suit, Ost spectacular on record, but ‘different capacity. In 1919 med the Chicago Tribune, Phad called him “an ignorant Mt’ and “an anarchist." The @Warded him cents dam- PWhich was but small mon for the pain. anrrd Mon which he suffered ess-examination of the news- Hlawyers. “‘That iy fon which he said that “his- ™ bunk,” and described Bene- old asa “writer.” ms Anti-Jewish Campaign. Mtal years ago it became ap- through the columns of the mn Independent that Ford m Obsession against Jews. ‘convinced that the World se a is of 0 was h was the oc- | ' made / 1907 ;upper for i ber, | Nort with that | hern and Central Great Plains: periods of precipitation Variable tenrperature, normal first part, then rising, falling — bv close of week. (occasional but $25,000 IN BOGUS near | | BILLS IN LAGOON ombative- Negatives, Plates and Counter- feits in Sack in Fairground Park Lake. + — . } ‘ulating ithe charging ! gang | conspiring !. accusa- If hej as well as the part | | made. in- | feiters one of | fruits of ' } 'two ; i not i they Cfom- | hu- | | ' under | | ' P&S started by a conspiracy of | ational Jewish bankers,” Purpose of making money. us times most of the ca- & from Which the world had! e Were attributed to the mations of what the Inde- mt called “the international Ring Which Ford had mot even his adventure PACE ship, _ him : licism as anti-Jewish =o. But. as a man who do pretty much as he pleased F¥orld, Ford kept it up until When it was announced that Called “this work” would Mtinued. because Ford had ! fonvinced it was mudice. For two vears the: Aden; Was silent on the sub- ! April 12, 1924 it leaped Mio the fight With a spec- Fannouncement that it had! i another plot on the part: Mternational Jew.’’ this | reduce the farmers of | fo the condition of tribu- | The headline said: * Exploitations of anizations ” SoPOly Trap Operated U ise ‘Market drew his ‘? Farm- nN- of | Atlack on — Princtpal sub ject of the ar- ee Of others na followed the activity of Aaron @a- criv of Francisco F of Chicago. who since 1915 mnized 60 farmers’ co-op- 888OCiations With a total hip of About 750.000. and San om Page 2, Column 2. ; : ' i j GETS FIRST 3 MONTHS’ DIVORCE. i i ever | with | dence new ' stirring | ‘sociation yesterday, Associta- | , of Reno out |found | number. He "Se cret Service agents are caused $25.- $5 Government on what may have of approximately eit yesterday i makers 000 of counterf notes, found na the at Fairground Park, None appeared in lagoon to throw them there. of the 'eounterfeits has ever in circulation, and they are of | tionally good. the bills kulder, a sack out containing by W The fished illiam spec- i i if i nuisance sack ; ve excep- | "ark Department dredger cleaning | of the lagoon, photo-engraved plates the bills were printed, photographie nega- the the of bottom the which the tained from from which Seemingly had disposed their labors. complete bill was printed on of linen paper of good most of the pieces had pasted together or in which it is believed for about a month, had them apart tives counter- all The pieces grade and been water lay soaked the also con-' iseph plates were: | Louis, the | else | The face of the bi ll bore a photo-' Jackson and and scrolls, plates were the series of left in the graph of Andrew back a rural scene The photographie from note and a space right-hand corner serial the such of Was a the printing of the num- although none. of in the sack bore what over Fulder, after discovering the’ sack contained, turned 1! to the police of the North Market Street District and it was later ‘turned over by them to service agents. the Houghton Ney Mary L. Decree at Reno, the Associated Press RENO, Nev., March George Bartlett today granted first divorcee decree based on a three months under iaw enacted Mrs. Bx 19. resi - ot State Mrs. a decree from Alfred Macy tO, a patent lawyer of Washington, 3 Ry oF the | | Ways of the bill | bills | a| be ve | reaction | publican / nuisance | important | Gov. secret | Obtains | ‘among (are s -Judge | the | the! | i walked westerday. | Mary Lowe Houghton received | Hough- | Gordon Fate played an amusing part in| *aASE, the ¢ ‘the president of the State Bar AS- | GHARGE FRAUD IN QUAKE FUND who de- action is the head, the Legislature's filed the action. |nounced for the law firm of which | re Over Religion Be lieved | to Have Been Catse. Press, Il.. March 2eno. a retired Methodist preacher, was shot and killed this afternoon Al Villa Grove, lil, 20 miles southeast of here. by Mrs. A. Thornton, wife a former Christian minister. now working in the railroad shops at Villa Grove. It is believed that Thornton were arguing religion and that Mrs. Thornton, after ordering of the house, srabbed 2 rifle and shot him in the back. the Asgsociated CHAMPAIGN, The Rev. S. R. Bx 19. teno and Mrs >» & s@ys the dispatch. ian legislation as fraudu { ' the ‘patch to the Exchange WOMAN KILLS EX-PREACHER State Senate are considering using Gov. Baker's tux bill publican votes to the confirmations, seven Democrats bolted the par- tv caucus last night, refusing to be bound against the Penal Board appointees, ‘he Democratic ma jority figures, however. that some Republicans -would vote igainst confirmation rather than have the tax bill passed. AS ee now Stand there are Democrats and one Republican contionmsien. and seven ts and 12 Republicans in confirmation. Some of the very practical politicians inthe Inajority faction on the Demo- cratic side are of the opinion that the nuisance tax bill to be killed the price demanded should be a sufficient number of votes from the Republicans to make cer- tain the rejection of the Penal Board nominations. Three G, O. P. Votes Needed. If three Republican votes should weaned away from Enloe. the Democratic strategists have fig- ured, there would a sufficient vote in the Senate to prevent En- loe’s confirmation and the contir- mation of William B. McGregor, Commissioner of Farms, and Les- lie Rudolph, Warder. The three tepublicans they think most likely could be won over are Senators Jo- Mogier, Frank B. Warner and William F. Depelheuer, all of St. and all opposed to the nuis- ance taxés on tobacco and admis. sions to amusements. Not that the Democrats or a ma- jority of them are in favor of the nuisance tax Dill seriously. They against it. But they probably the votes to carry it if they decide it was good They have feared that it might pass if it ever reached the Senate floor and for that rea- son have been smothering it in the and Means Committee There are those among the ocrats_Wwho have insisted all nuisance xh prevent as a club to drive enoug Iie- them to 14 against Democra favor of is l eC are have should to do so. along that it would be good politics to! put the taxes into effect, the argu- ment being that the taxes would very objectionable and that the would be against the Re- administration, the taxes are the only really proposal advanced by Baker to the Legislature. No Definite Decision Yet, It cannot be said that anv de- cision has been reached to bring the bill out of committee, but it is known that a proposal to do so has been the subject of conference some of the Senators who tanding by the caucus action the prison officials. There was no indication today a break in the lines of the se\v- insurgent Democrats’ who out the last be as to oust of of caucus night ; “The seven—Sena 3rownlee, Buford, and Searcy the Senate as usual. Brogan Donnelly, —Wwere In their and attendirg tors Casey, seats in to business the LONDON, B\ Associated Press. March 19.—A_ dis- Telegraph from Tokio says popular ag is increasing against the Govern- ment's earthquake settlement bills, dating back to 1923. ment at that time authorized Bank of Japan to discount liberally in order to tide barrassed firms. Enomous sums the bills over involve® said yen are One firm $0 000.000 iS to have receiyed ($40,000,000) for its assistance. open air meeting many promi- business men denounced the lently debts firms over-taxed There spread suspicion of misuse funds. nent on wide. of th bankrupt people. of is ; enues, Cri Mrs. politics | the plained, VOTES TO BAR FORTUNE TELLERS Dem- | i'and Canadian financial wizards will agitation | The Govern-. em- | White At| imposing | an | law it has been will ) come tax which, estimated, add approximately $1,000,000 a ye to the State rev- d by the passed azo and Governor's ar was pass: senate the Is NOW today. [t House ready ture, The emplover Auditor. to Vvear. was by several days for the amendment to report the the name every he pays $1000 or to paid and requires every state person - to of whom and amount reports to earnings within Under a ruling eral Gentry. the to tax the gross mestic corporat inore a exact limits corporations Missouri. by Attorneyv-Gen- old law was held earnings of a do- ion, whether earned within without State. It generally ignored by the large corporations and there is pending in the State Stpreme Court a suit begun by Kansas South- Railwae Co. to have the law declared unconstitutional. TWO WOMEN REPAY LOSSES report the It faxes ¢ le aisoao of or the Was ’ ™ : tie City leit signa- | the } i had (has been advanced by | where IN FLORIDA LAND CRASH Stotesbury and Mrs. Dillman Pay Full Amount But Courts Absorb 2 Per Cent. the Associated Press. FORT LAUDERDALE. Fiai., March 19.—W, W. Burgess. tee in bankruptcy of the American British Improvement Corporation, announced today that a refund of 98 per cent of the full amount paid purchasers of lots in the Flor- club has been made through the efforts of Mrs. E. T. Stotes- bury and Mrs. Hugh Dillman, wealthy stockholders. They paid the full amount but the costs of distribution through bankruptcy courts, Burgess ex- bed 2 per cent. Bs trus- Vv anda two absor Tense Bill, Which to Senate. Special t ‘h. JEFFERSON CITY, March A bill prohibiting fortune palmistry any method obtaining money of powers, passed House and grocs Missouri House Now Goes o the Post-Dispat: 19, telling. ot ey . other by pretenss Or occult Was. today by the to the Senate lt provides who ercising now $500 har money from himself out ms elling by u astrology clairvoyvancy, rit me “any science,”’ is exempted from thre the bill, which was bv tepresen’ of St. Louis. a fine of obtains DV holding in fortune t palmistry anvone another skilled cards, se af seer - ili Spir- pro = Iti ship sp} ship or crafty jtualism visions of troduced ATVs Jones H. ENGLAND TO CURB SWINDLERS Law Will Forbid House-to- House Stock Peddling. Press, Parker New the Associated LONDON, March “vold swindlers have over Ry 19.—Ame brick” mer- and fake greater promo- rican chants, stock difficulty in putting tion schemes in consequence of legislation which the British Gov- ernment will rush through Parlia- ment. The asure, the “companies ending house-to-house worthless shares. This swindling ha sruined investors in an amendment to act. is almed at peddling of form of imexpe- vears. ine many rienced recent Earth Tremor Reported in Kansas. the Associated Precs. ST. JOSEPH, Mo Farmers from the Cloud, Doniphan Kansas, reported in Joseph day that an earthquake shock cxperienced White Cloud terday about 100n Men women rushed from thei thunder ton March 14% vieinity of County, to- was ves and, hames, vs =i ry) clan. ane se likes al laste i dishes iS A nose “al ‘onds rattied. me | tremo! Windows and .the election them to Washington ‘S$ use followed the! Barry, sergean! of the Senate, to answer iim- whetier he intended orders of the cu to take over these In repiy to an ultimat by the eomrmi‘tee, issued In Civining and g.ving him until » to reply, Barry asserted that could not comply with the mittee’s request for action until time to consult wit! v hose opinions had legal weigh‘ In the ultimatum Boarrvyv told that would be $1000 with which to carry commiittee’s orders. This Reed. South Delays Departure. South said tonight that he wouid not proceed to Pennsylvania betore Monday. His authorization from committee instructed him to proceed to Delaware, Lackawanna, Luzerne and Schuylkill he shall act as the representative and the committee, and the ballot boxes used on Nov. ties and bring for the com Reed's aciion of David »w. n.1teEe ae al arms iiately the forma: c barn M)- (*Ce batt i Oxe Ss, the he COin- he Th), he out money the author- attorney take over there together boxes, ized for all the check with the contents of ballots, return voters and registration lists. “We will now see authorities of Pennsylvania do not refuse to turn over whether the refuse or to the Senate the ballot boxes and papers ' used in these four counties,” | over “United ruffled Reed declared after the committee meet- ing this afternoon, “Tf they do re- fuse, it a matter for the courts to decide: if they give the papers to Mr. South, he will bring them to Washington for such ac- tion as the committee may take. “The Sergeant-at-Arms has tempted to question the authority of this committee. The committee is agreed that it is not the part of the Sergeant-at-Arms to act as le- gal to the Senate of the States, and the committee not intend to wait upon the ‘s of the Sergeant-at-Arms. ‘The committee is unanimous that it has every authority it ever had to make these investigations.’ The committee held three sions today, one in the morning and two in the afternoon. The bers present, besides Chairman 2eed. were Senators McNary of Oregon and Goff of West Virginia, both Republicans. Senators la Fol- lette and King, the two other mem- bers. are not in Washington. Ultimatum and Barry’s Reply. After three-hour session in the morning, the committee its ul- timatum to Barry, directing him to answer writing by a. Se mn whether intended to take session of the ballot boxes as Or- dered. He had appeared in per- son before the committe for about 10 -minutes. He was obviously when -he left the commit- tee room and would not tell what had happened behind the closed doors. In cated used Inittee. 3:15 ae Sak the whole Senate, responsible for cient carrying out of the Senate,” most respectfully request for a brief to obtain legal advice was entirely rensonable and that vour demand an immediate reply. to an ultimatum, exceedingly is adviser does ad ise} al sent im he indi- been he had the delivered letter, however, he felt he harshly by letter was his that rathe: This mp. mm. ati at Sergeant-at-Arms of duly elected, loyal and effi- of the business Barry wrote, “I submit that my time in which the for ing -inconsiderate. the Sergeant- when ordered rtain “It is the duty of -Arms at all times, to serve a subpena. to aece ‘whether the serving anproved by “The chatrm an Cc ontiaued on Page 2, Colama 7. a summone f« to voucher, of in of bee the *ommil- at- amount-7 10 Wen | Lhose | Was | furnished | the) counties | lists | _ Logato, ses- | mem- ! pos- . com- Good-Will Planes Land at Porto | By and } } communication ‘for (a train the | Bahia FEARS FOR FLYER DISPELLED WHEN HE LANDS IN SAFETY | De Pinedo Arrives at Guajara-Mi- | rim, Brazil, and Will Con- tinue Flight Today. the Associated Press, MANAOS, Brazil, March 19.— Commander Francesco De Pinedo, intrepid Italian long-distance avi- ator, thought to have been lost 'the tropical jungle of Western Bra- zil, landed at 3:45 o’clock this aft- 'ernoon at Guajara-Mirim, about 650 miles northwest of the point from Which he started Thursday, j}and about the same distance west of Manaos. Only the bare announcement was received that he had arrived 'and hoped to continue his flight ‘northward to Manaos tomorrow | morning, but it allayed the anxiety which was growing as the hours passed. De Pinedo | By and State of Mattn Grosso, at 3 Thursday in continuation of four- continent flight. Lres, |p. m. , their - TWO KILLED IN SNOWSTORM: in | SEVEN-INCH FALL IN WYOMING Blizzard Deposits 4-Inch Blanket Over Denver as Crews Battle to Open Up Railroads, the Associated Press. DENVER, Colo., March Two persons were dead and from four to seven inches of snow cove- ered Colorado and Wyoming to- night as one of the most severe storms of the winter began to abate. Efforts | By 19.— to re-establish railroad with Silverton, iso- month by blizzards cost one life. laborer died today exposure while shoveling After having been days, a locomotive into the Silverton blizzard beating down north, caused another Laramie, Wyo. was killed and jured when two drivers’ vision obscur ‘ed, VETERAN, 86, KILLS MAN, 66 Civil War Soldier Shoots Spanish | War Fighter Over Wife. Press lated a snowslides., from snow. 34 pulled station. i The from eight persons in- automobiles, the collided. Associated NWORTKE® Kan... March 19,—-F rank Pierce, 86-year old Civil War Veteran, shot and killed 'LineolIn C&. Ensley Spanish-American war here today after a quarrel ' Ensley’s alleged attentions to 70, had home By the LHAVE veteran, over Mrs. Pierce Einsleyv Pierce's When he called at Pierce fired three the door. Theodore Dood, stepson, opened the door a hour later, to find Ensley dead on the door mat. John A. McLau:sh- lin, county attorney, indicated mur- der charges would be filed against Pierce, who was held. FLYERS HALTED BY DARKNESS from kK ago. home tuday througn Pierce's half evicted a been about the shots Wee de Pedras, Brazil. By the Associated Presa. PERNAMBUCO, Brazil. March The United States Ariny good- fiyers landed at 5:55 p. m today at Porto Pedras, prevented by darkness from pleting their scheduled hop to this city. They covered 300 miles of along the coast. 19. will de conii- about journey Three Mexican Papers Suspended. By the Associated Presa, MEXICO CITY, March 19. 4 the expenditures of, funds | i propaganda In | his two flying | companions left San Luiz de Cace- | ition office ‘emptied »then | leveled his revolver at the (up their } (the filling station, | Sherman, other ' days ago from and | Antonio | | them isolated | im. death at | Miss Ella Bruchez | 66-vear-old , being | from from | their northward land | Shaw nue, 'cash register. ys Naive effected the ‘out firing a shot, though one of the; ‘youths was holding two revolvers. The pair entered the filling sta-_ and | (of yond | was | weighed about 120 pounds, ‘MOB THROWS MAN IN RIVER i YOUTHFUL OIL STATION ~ ROBBERS TAKEN IN AGT: eee _ 'Policeman Arrests Armed Pair in $23 Robbery at Oil Filling Station. * tims Two youths were captured by a south- | policeman last night just after they had held up filling station at boulevard and Lawrence ave- and had taken $23 from the a The policeman, John at 8:45 #£4o'clock found the proprietor, Moesch, alone. two revolvers at the cash 2atrolman Naive him, the other register. Just walked in, armed robber: and ordered both to throw hands, which they ‘did. roadster, standing near was driven away before police could give pursuit. At Magnolia Station, the gun robber said he was 18 years old, and said he was Edward Dreese, ye Both said they were feurs and that they came here 10 Kansas City. They living at a downtown said another young Kansas City, drove car to the scene of the robbery. The car, it was learned, Was stolen, about 7:59 p. from Ninth street and Washing- ton avenue, and belonged to « resi- dent of Wellston. The priseners were questioned about othe» ing station and chain store beries, but made no admussions. BODY OF MURDERED BOY A Buick af ~ii@ been They also from in a stolen have hotel. man, DISCOVERED IN BONFIRE Labels Cut From Clothwmg: Belt Buckle Initial “M" Is Clew. the Associated Press CHICAGO, March 19.——-The body a boy was found on the nants of bonfire along a roadway today. Ry a lonely in The body recognition, bone the said that doubtedly had been Labels had been clothing which was ity but a belt buckle ities “Mi. Police said they believed the boy had been dead for several! days. He about 44, feet tall and burned collar bone Was the were and breast the youth un- slain cut from t of good qual- bore the in- police he Attempt to Recover Body of | Slayer of Officer. I’rese No Associated MAYO, Fla., "March 19 Berry Alien of Mayo was seized by a nob and thrown into the Suwanee | River late today while being taken to a Lake City hospital suffering wounds suffered when his. harricaded home was dynamited by | a Sheriff's posse after he had shot and killed Will Brock, range rider, seriously wounded Deputy 4 " Lie i Sheriff Frank Murray. dispatch from Guadalajara says the; ‘ivil have closed nlants of three newspapers charg *d th publishing anti-government on the The newspapers are Mian- El Heraldo and El ma tid authorities wi ‘ion do. the | i pers on legis GQues- | ilen killed Brock and shot No effort. according to Lafayette | County authorities, was made to recover his body. Deputy Murray. accompanied by his friend Brock, had attempted to serve pa- Allen and remove his two | children to a public inatitution. Al. Murray in the stomach. | vel rse capture with- | August | While one pointed | | been for the last week, was not looked 'for erally (eventually ‘Shanghai by some sort of political 7 bargaining. | When the Nationalist eWwO- | in Shanghai Richard | poem: : chauf- | fill- rob- | reiie- | Forest Park, a suburb. | be- broken. and gan oe, ; Sheriff , dents at | sity, ‘ist) armies, and military here an- | ticipate they may reach the city fies a few days. Their advance, however, may be delayed by ad- weather such have been | responsible for the delay the ' Nationalist operations for the cap- ture of Soochow, abouteb0 miles | west of Shangha. | The collapse of the Northern line ‘at Sungktang, which had been de- ‘fended by about 7000 troops of the jarmy of Gen. Chang Tsung-chang, was brought about through an out- ' flanking by the Na- tionalist forces. The maneuver 'rendered untenable the northern positions at Minhang and farther east. The Northerners retreated hastily without the slightest at- tempt at resistance. Two thousand of them had arrived in Shanghal tonight. Collapse Not Expected So Soon. The collapse, though not unex- pected, as the Northerners had heavily pressed on ali fronts as in movement It had been gen- the Nationalists gain control of so quickly. believed would Naturally there is some anxiety /over the possibliitv of - clashes troops arrive foreign com- munities feel secure with nine | batallions of British troops and artillery strung around the settle- ment, with the forces of other na- + tions within call, and strong naval | forces available in case of emer- gency. Foreign Troops on Guard. British troops were ready to- night to oppose any tInvasion of the international settlement, whether by Northern of Southern troops. In the sections of the city under Chinese control, the gtreets | were deserted and the houses were closed. Here and there groups of policemen and soidiers were seen, Gen. Sun Chang-fang. whose army collapsed several weeks be- fore the onslaughts of the Na- | tionalists, is reported to have fled tc Yangchow, north of the Yangtze River. He had been held a virtual prisoner at Nanking since the breakup of his forces. Labor unrest here continued but there has been no general response to the call for a strike in’all the trades Dispute Among Victors. A Japanese dispatch from Nan- chang says the followers of Gen. Chiang Kai-shek, commander of the Nationalist armies, have deter- mined to oppse the decisions of the recent conference at Hankow of the Kuo-Mintang. or Republican revolutionary party. The Kuomintang, at its Hankow conference, decided to place direc? tion of the Cantonese military cam- paign in the hands of a military council, thus subordinating Chiang Kai-shek. who has had supreme command since the Cantonese be- thelr northward drive from Canton. but the Northern Forces Recovering Ground, ws = _Depatch Says. the Asencia Ww ASHINGTON March 19.-—~ Consul John K. Davis at Nanking reported Nationalist troops at Lis- hui, 40 miles southeast of Nanking (which is 160 miles from Shang- hai) at noon yesterday in & mess- Br age to the State Department. There _ was fighting at Lishui and te the | Wear. . “The Northern forces were re- ported to be heavily reinforced and seemingly recovering ground.” the State Department's summary of the message said. “Nanking was The dispatch also roe two etu- the Sout? One /anxious but quiet.” a been execu ae i one

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1 | ig co peek | fae naam eee shy , é Lee, v4 P Jugo-Slavia Spanner Pear Retal ae Pes SP rope aa PCM i. wi r porter HF “ we Aoerete dy ern Europe and t! King Alexander of Jugo-Slavia to Bucharest is said to due, ‘ther-in-law, King Rumania, but to erdinand ~ Stn Brxe be ~_ TEA EN be x Boer sq tain assurance of friendly neutrality in case Italo-Jugo-Slav conflict. Mobilization Rumored. It is hoped the wide publicity given this brewing conflict avert trouble in the Meanwhile it is reliably ‘the Serbians are masa larges forces on the Albanian) and Italian frontiers, while defen- sive works are being organized | rapidly on the Bulgarian and Hun- garian frontiers where regular troops are being reinforced by Macedonian irregular bands and elements of Gen. Wrangel’s dis- banded soldiery. * = ou _ on ET Celle ee a sense Semege : ¥ Sood te ov pt rete g of rT : PO ALOT OLD, eR. 5 ene Natt —~ a CO ae a eet " Ae aitigiane chin Si 4, epee sd pny Be ie, we PLE: mane : Feral snare poesia ie ne Le ad ky = tga bp ¥ bea wheat lp sibel? ibs. Meith bite a. : % KP RTO rahe yee ; wee ty a ae re é = ay . “y Peon CORED agente «tere werd oy ininer Clee °° lla I har me . = eS sth te sy 2 Te? 53 Fr aead | . x Cy é os ae i. Sa i F 2 Ce 4 HO, . farmers who refused to fol- him. No doubt there were of both who suspected that | Now, editors of nobody so far as prior to Ford and the the sheesh SO AN NT en to le . iconcentration of troops. toward any frontier, since T have held office.” LONDON, March 19.—-The day Express says the Italian Gov- |! ernment in its memorandum Great Britain making known anxi- | ety over the state cf affairs on the Jugo-Slav-Albanian frontier, accuses the Jugo-Slav Government. ‘of endeavoring to foment a counter- i banian Government. (;overnment suggests ‘Britain and other should remonstrate | Srade Government. The that leading Powers with Italian | French Accounts Bay Great Britain Is Backing Italy. Special Cable Post-Dispatch New York World. PARIS, March 19.—The revolu- | tionary government set up in Al- bania under Italian protection is | expected to be overthrown by the rival leaders who are reported al- reudy established over the fron- tier in Jugo-Slavia. The tension be- tween Belgrade and Rome is such that King Alexander has rushed back to his capitol from Bucharest where he was visiting the © sick King Ferdinand of Rumania. The so-called Jugo-Slav plot being widely blazoned in all Ital- jan newspapers while London news- papers today carry the same type of accounts. This has aroused ' counter-action in France where ,* is declared semil-officially, and will be so published in the tomorrow, that’ Great | backed Italy in the and | | | i ) i if Britain Albanion ad- the in| Itallans to throw the blame — on and! Jugo-Slavia. That the revolt ts been | growing and a revolution is tmmi- to; nent is generally agreed, but “This was done. the He specialized in. who endeavored to destroy the co-| Sun- | to) 19.-Reports circulated abroad arrest against the existing Al- | Great | the Bel- | exists, would be But, ‘article said: ‘history United man, from the producer to the consum- er, | such now being looted. ‘develop co-operation. has taken hold of an existing sit- uation, the development of nearly a century, and is engaged in shap- ing it vantage of the bankers, attorneys. promoters and other exploiters of | which he is. the |ditions under the Sapiro plan have been terrified—and I mean terri- fied—into silence by their Jewish /masters.”’ ‘that distributors |to State encouraging agricultural producers to form co-oper itive or- |ganizations, of legal counsellor, and that these as 'sociations, rowed money to begin their opera- sections of the country he was in-. tions. er to borrow did organize individual retained | it To meetings of cot-| the association, must pay wheat growers, corn. potato tricks in the ‘bankers’ species of eatable or wear: | lable vegetation, he carried the same | of this association have been com- | pelled to borrow money from the , banks to carry themselves for two | vears, for ‘been members of this Jewis-con- trolled organization, ‘have received on delivery of their crops. bankers get not all, of this entirely unnecessary interest payment.” terest. agree ithe same _ strain. ‘charges were were Reed, in his long opening statement to But | defense true, and he gave a detailed recital of specific facts which it expected to prove. caption of one article in the Inde- never wonder that of all the lead- ers of this movement for the ploitation of our agriculture, one has ever been a farmer? Does the American farmer never pause to ask friends should be an ‘group of Jews? self why can farmer in this ring? cital conduces the following pression: make ous scribed in the articles; | make a pendent dealing with them. The “Does the American farmer ex- not why his only interlocking Does he ask him- | Ameri- himself there is not an Charges Looting of Farmers. “There never was a day in the of agriculture in these States where the middle- the oft-reviled go-between looted the American farmer on a stupendous Scal@gs he is “Sapiro did not’ originate nor’) He simply | to his ends and to the ad- mouthpiece. “Some of these who exposed con- Continuing, the article declared Sapiro had gone from State which he became | under his plan, bor- mat (the plan) compels the farm- money which, as an he would not borrow.” “Yet he, as part of the in- This is one of the cleverest Jewish deck—the joker, so to speak. “This means that the members went on. interest not rates of had they pay high funds which, they would to add, greater part, Jewish if Needless the The Probable Defense. Other articles were in precisely Obviously such libelous unless they true. Wherefore Senator that the to prove therm announced purposed the jury, A careful examination of this *e- im - That the defense will very little effort to prove ithe actual existence of a mysteri- “Jewish ring’ such as wus de- that it will) very powerful effort to | picture Sapiro as a “slick Jew law-. yver,”’ who exploited the farmers by organizing and acting as legal ad- Viser for co-operatives as a means of getting large fees for himself. This is sound courtroom strategy, for obvious reasons. In the first place, few people except Ford > lieve that any such “Jewish cing” and if it did, its existénce | very difficult to show. | the defense can convinee if ithe jury that Sapiro is a crafty and | press | ‘an extremely engaging manner, and ' ‘ ia | morous, he believes |Ford's hands,- French are ,trving to show it ie due lev en that hoary old- battler, Senator entirely in connection with a re- to the Tirana treat¥ by which Italv “Reed, ' with iad the conscienceless individual who gone around the country , the ni owl “Worl Z"’ farmers for his own | enrich. | jury will never .wi-ve him a cent for damages. in fine, while not openly admit- ted, the defense will rest on the, homely and thoroughly practical proposition that ‘‘you can't libel a crook.” It will attempt to create the impression that if Sapiro is not | ,actually a tool of a “Jewish ring,"’; he is just ag bad if he had been one. Sapiro was one of the first to realize that this would consti- tute Ford's defense. Sapiro Explains His Case. The writer visited him today. Sapiro has intelligent dark eyes, ton of energy and enthusiasm. He is good-humored, and even hu- over the injustice which he has suffered at but is an alert, de- termined fighting man. Ford, and if I didn't fight it. I filed suit.’ said. tion going. Carolina Supreme rangements with the tobacco monopolies there. ture to say that no reputable law firm in the country would have performed a similar service for less than $500,000. of $12,000. item of my work was the purchase of $6,000,000 worth of warehouses. man. ceeded $1,000,000. ‘for oe a for his own sake, will Know they have been to the wars before he gets through them. “I didn't mind it-so0 much when | yy as That was when the storm in Saline County ‘Thursday night, the 21 deaths in He took up specific cases which. this region bring the number of Reed had outlined as showing that dead in two days to 33. Sapiro was preying upon Farmers and exacting exorbita "at fees from the associations which) he organized. One of these was a. fee of $142,000 which firm received for Tri-State Tobacco Association... “Stated in that form, it sounds | ‘ports that 30 or more Sapiro | perished last night. an exorbitant fee,’ “But wait until the jury hears) what we actually did. In case eight of my men spent a year on the ground getting the associa- We filed 17 suits, of which 16 were carried to the North Court, and on» like to the United States Supreme. Court. We drew about 58,000 cen-| tracts. land and France to complete ar-/| Government | T ven- ————— fee one “Senator Reed cited another In that instance Suppose I. had been a real estate If I received a commission of only one per cent that would have been $60,000. ees $1,000,000 in 12 Years. ‘Senator Reed said the would show that my fees had ex- | The _ fact is that in the last 12 years my law) firm has received in fees for this work about $1,000,000. The work. represented by this total required the constant labor of myself and a large number of assistants. We, have drawn hundreds of thousands) of contracts, have filed and con-'|! ducted several hundred lawsuits, | have drafted and advocated legis- | lation, and have traveled all over | this country and Europe at our) own expense. “Nobody knows better than §pen- | ator Reed that an average of less. than $100,000 a year is a small | gross income for qa large law firm. limagine that receipts of his own | His Opinion of Ford. | “: tek Dew the greatest | industrial genius in history,’ Was | the ready r®@ply. ‘He has nine | the greatest contribution to the. science of mass production. But) on the question of race and reli-. gion, he is unsound, largely, I} suspect, because he has_ no! cultural back« ground which en- ables him to understand such sub- jects. “He has q streak of . bigotry which is totally foreign to his in- dustrial ability. In the industrial field he is entitled to the rank of a first rate genius. “T am thoroughly in sympathy with his idea of shorter hours and higher wages for labor, although he grants them in a sort of au- tocratic kindness instead of as) something to which labor has a> right. 1 dislike that. “Ford has done a great service this country and for the world in making production more effi- | cient. He has done an equally. great amount of harm, in my opin- | ion, sowing bigotry and prejudice TIT would like to promote his ser- | vice. and I would like to stop his! as well in this instance, for my own.” a Salt eed the careers and aims ee ' of the two men, one is struck fre. | Does Not Suffer quently by the fact that these an- ADVERTISEMENT Piles Can Be Cured Without Surgery An instructive book has bee. pub- lished by Dr. A. & McCleary, the noted rectal specialist of Excelsior Springs, Mo. This veok tells how sufferers from Viles can be quickly and easily cured without the use of knife, scissors, ‘‘hot’’ iron, electric. ity or any other cutting or burning method, without confinement to bed and no hospital bills to pay. The methed has been a success for twen ty-six years and in more than twelve thousand cases. The book is sent postpaid free to persons afflicted with piles or other rectal trouble: who clip this item and mail! it wit) name end address to Dr. McCleary that | Guardsmen from Harrison defense §° firm are several times that.’ “What is your opinion of Henry. to le Ford?’ the writer bluntly in- | quired. Miss | Springfield. and a * Louis Ave., Excelsior Springs the By the Associated Press. LITTLE ROCK, Ark., March 19. —-The tornado-swept communities ‘in the tireen Forest section counted Sapiro’s their dead tonight, services to the | searched the wreckage in an at- while workers ‘tempt todiscover the basis for re- persons had Red Cross workers and National were taking relief to the stricken area, in the northwest section of the State. Meanwhile, eleven victims of the storm in Saline county Thursday night were buried today. Destruction of telephone and tele- I made two trips to Eng-| graph lines delayed reports of the ‘lives iost and the property damage in Green Forrest. was believed to have exceeded $200,000, The known dead in Green Forest, are: Will: iCaneafes:. Mrs: J. H. PP. Jones, 65 years old, wife of Metho- dist mimister; Polk Jones, 40, son of Mrs. Jones; Mrs. R. D. Galloway, 65; Mrs. Susan Hulsey, 60: Mrs. Fannie Norris, 80; Price Stacy, i9; Robert Mckinney; Milton Norton; Mrs. James Woods and two chi]- dren, One 2 years old and the other an infant; Vernon Van Horn, 1 vear old: Robert James Wood young’ child;. Nettie young child. Hail and windstorms in Missouri | across the Arkansas line, did con- siderable property damage. _persons were reported injured. tops the tornado and set without serious harm cupantsg. to its oc- borne away by the violence of the’ ‘storm and deposited in the middle) of a road. Rescuers found the hea] of the household seated unhurt in! his doorway, smoking his pipe. No} one was hurt. St, Louis Red Cross Chapter Sends Supervising Nurse. The St. Louis chapter of the Red | Cross arranged for Miss Rena Haiz ave here last night for Spring- field, Mo., and proceed by automo- _bile to Eureka Springs. Miss Haig will act as supervisor of nurses. Clara Arthur, who was -eharge of relief work at Heber Springs, Ark., several months ago, left Fort Dodge, la., yesterday, and probably will join Miss Haig at The Missouri Auto- mobile Club has offered to send 1 tow-car from Springfield if road conditions necessitate it. The Green Forest tornado oc- curred on the second anniversary of the Murphysboro, IIl., disas- ter. Ss — wise 7 tagonists stand for precisely the same thing in their respective fields. One almost wonders why they are not business associates. Ford’s great work has been hence more profitable by organiz- ing it On a vast scale. Sapiro’s work has been to make agricul- ture mare efficient and hence more profitable by organizing it on -.a vast scale. the identical] ciency principle that effi- and profit lie in larger. larger operations, — properly. organized. And here they are, fighting each other. ADVERTISEMENT From Asthma Now Every Sign of Trouble Gone. 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No matter how serious vour case seems, write for this free information. Tt may put you om the road to gved health again. in. The property loss| OF FINDING PRIES! Father W. F. Linek, Friend, Continues Search Vraniak. Illy, disappeared in St. ‘general public have given him up persistent rumors” that Vraniak still is alive. The friend is a brother priest, the -Rev. W. F. Linek, pas- tor of the Church of St. John of Nepomuk. 1623 South Eleventh Stories have come to him at frequent intervals of a blond | priest, a roving missionary, wanders in a half-demented condi- tion through obsgure towns in Kan- sas, Nebraska, Colorado and other Western states. Those who tell such stories assert that this priest is Father Vraniak; that they have recognized him from his picture, widely published at the time he vanished. Many have tried to stop him-and inquire his name, but so the stories go, he always looks bewildered and runs away. Reports From Brother Priests. Father Linek is not more cre- dulous than the average person, but his witnesses mostly have been brother priests of the Bohemian Catholic faith, and he takes their testimony as eStablishing beyond doubt that there is a wandering priest who looks like Father Vraniak. Whether this man is Fa- ther Vraniak, he does not attempt to conjecture, but Father Linek, adds: “Tt might be. I must find this man.’ ‘Priests sidiahinie through St. Louis have come to tell me of see- ing a priest who resembles Father Vraniak,”’ Father Linek related to a Post-Dispatch reporter yésterday. “They come from widely separated places and their stories are about street. who ' i Two) of the demented missionary priest One house at Green Forest was Seems to have spread all over the lifted clear of the tree by. down again) , of his informants told Another residence was. | } ‘scription of the man, ‘said he saw the wanderer and tried Marie Wood, | /man turned abruptly and ran down “him if I hurried to the place where he was seen. to| report is so fresh that I might be make industry more efficient and | justified in going pesonally to see the wisp ‘anything more than a myth, Both are committed to | _plaining to visitors who come to his the Vraniak family for more than \a year. they were living in Chicago—the the same. They give the same de- One priest to halt him on a street corner. The the street. Not only priests but ‘church people, Bohemians, con- tinue to call on me and the story country among those of my race.” Father Linek said that several AFTER FOUR YEARS for the Rev. John A. most of his acquaintances and the) for dead long since, but one friend | continues the search, heartened by | Father | ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH . STILL HAS HOPES | i Four years ago this mont! | the Rev. John. A. Vraniak, Slo-) 'vak Catholic priest of Virden, | Louis, and | | well grounded. him they had talked with the missionary and that his responses were incoherent. | When pressed for his name he al- | ways evaded them, Within the last | 2Uthorized an investigation of the week Father Linek received a re- port that the priest had been seen ‘in a Western town, He has written ‘to the church people there and ex- pects a reply shortly. Detective Once on Case. | It will bé recalled that during | the search for Father Vraniak, which was financed by the Knights of Columbus, a detective wag en- gaged to run down the “wanderer story.’’ He worked for two months following a trail which started at Kansas City, Mo.,-and ran to Ot- tawa, Topeka and Lawrence, Kan., and farther westward. Then the Vraniak family discovered that the detective was fabricating re- | ports to extend his job at $16 a day. About $1600 was spent on the Search, and after two months it was abandoned. “T have been handicapped in my search by lack of funds and time,” said Father Linek. ‘All tie re- ports of the mysterious priest's movements have been delayed so that I had no certainty of finding But this most recent if I can identify him. I know in a week.” The wanderer {fs such a will o’ that he may never be But the story is so generally accepted among Roman Catholics who speak | ‘Slavic languages, that Father. Linek says he is kept busy ex- | should ee rectory why Father Vraniak has not been found. Family Now in Chicago. Father Linek has not heard from When the last letter came priest’s aged mother and his three brothers, Joe, Adolph and Frank. Mrs. Vraniak always has refused to believe her son dead. The disappearance of Father Vraniak attracted nation-wide at- tention during March and April of 1923. The priest had left Virden. 78 miles northeast of St. Louis, on the morning of March 5, to drive here and make purchases for a church bazar. It is known that he did arrive in St. Louis and was seen at a wholesale house and at a restaurant in the afternoon. Then he vanished and never has been heard from since: His automobile was found abandoned at Main agd Elm streets, Garage men at Venice, Iil.. told of seeing a priest early in the eve- ning of that day, driving toward Virden in an automobile. A theors developed that Father Vraniak was waylaid by robbers between Venice and Virden, murdered and his body Was that he had a love affair and done away with. Another theor: ~— ‘ate. ee me STILL SEARCH FOR HIM | | et ; | i s ; 733 | mi i ULQOOMD ety ESA MY STN RR SNC NS at, PTF OO ee, . . Ne ere eS se ed o> . *.. 7 oo — . » 2 | } | ; ee A. VRANIAK. THE REV. JOHN had eloped. Neither theory seemed Father Vraniak was 28 years old, five feet six inches tall, weighed 150 pounds and had bluish gray eyes and light brown hair. His one distinguishing scar was on the back of the right leg running length- wise from a few inches below the knee to a point just above the ankle. REED WILL SEND SPECIAL AGENT TO - DEMAND BALLOTS x Continued from Page One. tee to Audit and Control the Con- tingent Fund of the Senate (Sena- tor Keyes of New Hampshire) has already announced that he does not feel_aufhorized in the light of his present information to approve vouchers for the disbursement of money by the select committee au- thorized at the last session of Con- gress. repeat what I told you verbally, that I cannot’ carry out your directions until I have had time to consult with those whose opinions shpuld have legal weight.”’ Barry Won’t Name Adviser. Barry would not state for pub- lication whom he expected to con- sult. Senator David A. Reed of Pennsylvania and Senator Moses of New Hampshire, the instigators of the filibuster against the Reed committee at the last session, are notyin Washington, nor is Keyes. Senator Norris, chairman of the Judiciary Committee, who would usually be consulted on such a le- gal point, has already announced that he believes the committee has authority to continue its investi- gation. This implies that the.mon- ey for the necessary expenses of the committee should be paid out of the contingent fund of the Sen- The Robinson resolution which Pennsylvania election stated that the expenses should be paid out of, the Senate contingent fund. When “3 SUSPECTS ING : ‘Supreme Court Refusel gl tas By the Jefferson City @ f| Presiding Judge White: of 5 | No. inson resolution did not state BieceR AID GETS TYEAR AND DAY IN STOLEN Gf CAR CAS eddie Wells Sentenalll ‘MURDER RON | Habeas Corpus” Veg Cuckoo Gangsters ent of the Post JEFFERSON CITY, jae Seven -The Supreme Court fis to Atlanta Prison Follow- | he had | | 39-foot { today refused to issue : Conviction at Cotum- | Maryiedl habeas corpus to allow the’ ing ly ended on bail of Leo Orlahile a bus, Ga. that ex Mandel, Cuckoo gangsters | : | indictment in Sta Louis. fe ae ‘murder of Dr. Augusll DER on GANG Petia FAILED TO APPEAR (last. Sun 2 ruled that the men mag _clared hi main in custody of ae on the p | or the She i D | Dishes Sane the artgagfay Templeman, Co-De- 8) | was called to his office in Ms on fendant Federal wing, | at 1115 South Grand boule - ‘ His. | Feb. 7 and shot to degtheas Charge of Transporting >?ourans men. Police were told the : duriagtll had refused to make a pigs Auto, Was Acquitted. pare on a woman Who later dis : eg ee | curbs of that her son was enraged @ a the Post-Dispatch. - blocks, f physician for refusing tg ga COLUMBL Ss. Ge.. March 19.—— | ket, and her. Later it wag esta blished adie Wooten of East St. ‘Louis, | Dies ks. f the mother of James Dorms edie ¥ of Charlie Birger’s 88M /\ ae he pr (Cuckoo gangster, hag been 4 Se thern Illinois, was sent to the | paoe of t tient of Dr. Sante and thy ral penitentiary at Atlanta) pine the had died after Dr. Sante hg _ i t serve a r= om here yesterday 0 sons wha clined to attend her at ntence of a year and a day for/this vay the night of the wake nsporting a stolen automobile) charge @ learned, three men including cs Harrisburg, IIlL., headquart-| [pn offi lando and Mandel, left thes , of his gang, to this city, last ‘on roofs taker’s about the time Dp j " | were mal was killed and returned with: He was tried last week in b’'ed- ‘every wt minutes, ~} Court with Ray Templeman, -ephone 1 . ias Ray Moore, also of East St. | flagpole Reed was asked if he expemmbouis, Who was acquitted. A Har- and gree sburg attorney. appearing for the | efense, testified that he drew a Ml of sale that Wooten held for e car, which was identified as stolen in Shawnee County, DL ‘Birger. who had been summoned a defense witness, failed to ap- er at the trial. Wooten’s wife d 2-year-old baby were wits him be reimbursed for the §its had advanced ‘Tor the gemma continued activities, SBe pes that the Senate would pay aij expenses when Congtem vened. South pointed out that th the funds should be paid om the contangent fund and that COU": ne ey could be advanced nowanm@ Wooten is a close friend of Art lected later, awman. the Birger tieutenant, Reed had come to Wasiihose inside story of the. Birger- was published re- | Post-Dispatch. He} a clerk in Newmans) ington Hote! in East St. Louis | assisted Newman in recalling} episodes of the gang. war, At the trial of the three Shelton ethers at Springfield. in which |} y were convicted of mail rob- | ry on the testimony of Newman | d Birger, Wooten was Newman's | stant companion and bodyguard. rger at present is in Harrisburg elton feud Atiy in s formerly from Detroit where he is¢ in the. Ford-Sapiro libel suk was to return to Detroit tom i cile x * La “Nation’s Business’ cot tors are stars to which can hitch his w and no fear of disillusion’ W. E. Williams, Pres Columbia Fence & Co., Dallas, Texasgs al der bond on a murder charge. eo BAIN CARRYING 64 INSANE PATIENTS STOPS IN ST. LOUIS Missourians ~ Among Affiie ted | Persons Deported From Cali- fornia to Home States. Wo special Pullman ears con. | “Shipwi ining 64 men dnd women, who} beef stew been adjudged insane in Cali- |roof afte Ma, arrived at Union Station | flagpole, re last night, having been de- | left shouk fled under a California law) aa ich closes the State asylums to | ‘He street gons who have not lived in the | ored slick Gulbransen + “Minuet” Upright ‘295 MAHOGANY r | | (N oe ‘; — CEntral 6200 PIANOS Only 3 feet 8 inches hig Newest styles for smallest apartments, flats, sun rooms, studios. hifatoraad 2) COLORED LACQUER Established 1879—48 Years of Service PHONOGRAPHS Nts, including two St. Lealensil a gala alr re turned over to authorities | Han; re. The other 11 came from) “Shipwe i section of Missourt. his autom Charlies F. Waymyre, agent of while the PCalifornia Department of In- rain from Butions. in charge of the train. old blues Piained that it was his fourth | Short, exp Cable ual deportation tour. Forty- On one art . me Patients were left at various | tossed ove “Midget” Upnig Rts on the way here. The re- A jaz | ming 51 will be taken on to ater arriyv Ms between here and New! while hall $° 3 60 fk. California pays the expense busied, th returning the insane to their Auld Aecg@ . tive States was play The 15 patients received here | sweater d re taken to City Hospital for | weight am Srvation. ‘from the ft ‘hand. The IATHAN OFFICERS DENY LIQUOR WAS SOLD. ON LINER | both feet a air before amid cheer 1103 Olive al RADIOLA™ RADIOLA “20,” equipped with the famous RCA Tube is recognized as the MOST SELECTIVE D GETTER in Radio. VOLUME, TONE and EASE of OPERATION the RADIOLA “20” the most popular maya Our PRICE of the RADIOLA “20,” standard RCA equipment, including popular. 4 1 43. 25 TERMS Be a “— ceiver. Speaker. READY TO INSTALL Pain say. if Prederick Almy’s! Hail,” ELHORST harkes Were “Truc, Ship | His ies Would Be Filled. lbride met | PEW yeni. March 16 | wae eseorte tf _ of Krederick -Almy,| Where he © Ee") Aiizona euttle man, that | DOW) ef ates 1007 OLIVE ST. me’ Was sold on the pees coffee. He Be Unfounded, officers of the |‘ eight days | wai) today as the liner sailed | and toast © : Ope, ) ing. Coffee maid Burke, gene ral man- ‘him stimal fF Of the United States line, said} performs MAVestization disclosed there} | plained, i: Nothing in the charges. health. in «Hartley added his | Shave = es, saying the - ship, “Physi¢al % a ites all the time | Kelly bet wr 5911 Easton a Aegsin nad 4 ba: “What's | i'm sure . oe we would require { His thin Silps the size of the Le- ; with soot at . lo take care Patrons. NOW: S charges were made after ~ Paid, undér protest, a fine 50 dfter the finding of 159 liquor, bearing a tag ame. On the ship. this de nied ownership. OFFERS FOR COOLIDGE. . Note op HTON, March. 19. _ | Hike this #3 dai), mig of invitations grow- ,- | wad, | roms a *"» F resident Coolidge is ex- | "Up 8 vache *00n to take up seriously Kelly on of selecting a Sum-/| sailor, Bring inane in the West, i custon) of other eile executive officers will. On wons to inspect various « 4 uarters offered for the} fein © Preside nt. and his re- | | & Constitute the first step Ris. actual selection. tie: a eae job of looking over. = es require more time Bio, ecause of the many a oe and the wide ‘tory they cover. Yess the President got a Be. wih Aha of our Amer- ‘from the # | with consid the pole @ blue eyes. called gre close bestdé ‘ried Jan tk and onc “s flagpole for "I've bee and my ft wi strod ne vit voaie al ~ : > A sew i& oy Dr. HL & EB. 11th St. cessful epee over 35 Ve new method Ley : >. ree ar round a hich bas 2 cons in thee born casem all in a bunehs :

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. SUNDAY MORNING, = a ———— 57. LOUIS PCST-DISPATCH__ (H RAID GEIS age Hotel Flagpole IRANDDAYIN. After 7 Days, 13 Minutes “SHIPWRECK” KELLY ON HIS PERCH AND AFTER HE GOT DOWN SUSPECTS IN SAN MURDER DENED ‘Supreme Court Refuses ton Habeas Corpus Writ for Cuckoo Gangsters © | o a2 E + ss ae — As spectators saw “Shipwreck” eee ; 3 E eee tnanl Kelly Cheered by Crowd from the hotel roof. | i} CAR CAD i When He Breaks His Former iP eT EN Record. een nnn i —~— ee ee. % By the Jefferson City Corre * ent Of the Post-Disngen Py JicFFERSON CITY, March g The Supreme Court “or “par.” Wooten Sentenced | hows | Seven days and 13 minutes , BR. * . . ” tes a ft er F Atlanta Prison Follow-, he had climbed to the top of the is oe 30-foot flagpole on the eight-storv jg Conviction at Colum. | Maryiana Hotel, “ghipwreck"” Kel- ae ) ly ended his continuous stay on that exposed perch, at 12:35 /9’Clock yesterday afternoon. Except that spotlights shining on /nim at night forced him to deseend for 12 minutes for eye medicine last Sunday afternoon. Kelly de- clared he had remained constant!]v On the pole, even through a rubdown and bath as the crow: dispersed. At 3 p. m.. clad in gay Striped pajamas, he appeared in the show window of a furniture at Ninth street and Washington av- enue to till midnight and ad- ‘vertise a bed for a good fee. Tonight he begins a Zagement to give a short ‘“‘spiel” at an Alton vaudeville theater. after which he will appear in theaters at Collinsville another town. Friday Cards his stunt nights severe electrical storm. have at 15 which drenched him in a 25-mile About are estimated wind. t cents each So unusual was this new endurance stunt of Kelly's. which had wide comment here during the week, that thousands of spectators filled curbs of Ninth blocks, from Washington ket. and of Pine street f blocks, from Seyenth to E as he prepared to roof of the hotel, Pine, there were sons who paid this Vantage charge In roofs were store today refused to issue a Writ » habeas corpus to allow the reless a ,on bail of Leo Orlando and Lio rest f; Mandel, Cuckoo gangsters indictment in St~ Louis for. Dr. ————» who would | ?, on such a le- | . dy announced | §- ; committee has ,; e its investi- that the .mon--— B r expenses of | id be paid out | d of the Sen- “Shipwreck” Kelly consuming beef stew on the Maryland Hotel roof after descending from the flagpole. His bride 'eans over his ON CHARGE WIES 3s centia | Si 0) copy at r Merle Thorpe, Editor Published monthly at Washiogt ~ Chamber of Commerce of the Uni * * x at > cS ee Mary Brand Charges Louis H. Emig With Misusing $200 She Gave for Investment. solution which tigation of the pn stated that be paid out of] mt fund. When law street crowds slickers broug threatening skies a gala air, Hangs With One Hand. “Shi to the ooo 28 vears of 5017 arrested Niiss Howard Emig. estate salesman 3 : es > Louis on . e PR s | ld, a real drum seat poulevard. of the pwreck’’ remained silent automobil: was Uranf his “ of of _ yesterdays complaint —— , : Mary brand, 2an4 — wash ; * % ig din f GS | Henrietta si! had . . appropriated $200 she gave him to stock. hile the wind blew the rain from his trousers. He old } short. exposing a crucifix tatooed on one arm, and a red sweater tossed ove! shoulders. A Warymyre. Depa mn cnar BS tment of Ey train. P ; fourth on an a Seamstress oO he biue shirt with reet. who said he 3 feet 8 inches Hig Cable { “Midget” Uprigh meee *iween here = and . a 4 California pavs the expenses mening the insane to their mining ectives was invest in She told det dance Fort y- Various The’ re- Tour kom) azo met weeks she two they were engaged to be married when he suggested the in- a vestment. Friday unidentified sn roreet: ; woman tel phoned her and al- | — | . —— , leged, said. that Emig Was a paring swindler. The detectives suggested she telephone Emig and him | to meet her at Twelfth boulevard and Washington avenue, which she, did. He came and was arrested. Emig $209 \iiss made have ‘eated. in hall and Way TION ie ad the- play, men jazz band from ater rived on while half a dozen busied themselves. Auld Acquaintance was Kelly lightiv a a! the roof to that Cathitet ra As “*S) an ‘ States played. she down, and dropped till oe is Dalients sweater Be aiion THAN OFFICERS DENY WOR WAS SOLD ON LINER “ays if Frederick Almy's Tees Were True. Ship Would Be Filled. r YORK March of Frederick Arizona Cuittle Tire = recelveg nere tell pst styles for smallest apartments, flats, sun rooms, studios. OGANY :: WALNUT PLORED LACQUER : weight from hand. poth feet IT \ Hospital for This close-up view of Kelly, im- mediateiy after he came down, the shows little trace of fatigue. pole. : ‘Hail, In hand the and the free he lid the “4 he tie ine merely a irs ago (Ollie insisted the was grand had eves t! engage d and Ss down before cheers air amid Hail.’ His bride was escorted to a table where bow! of stew. He days SO of York Cit New . | . unaet Building -¢ . Sia \ loan ' eould Aci : denied wills Pe et contract magaz ne } superstitit da Vv nis 1¢ ‘physica! Cu 1) re re Were auburn-haired and 1- VOCE he | Says sisted trouble was si | misunderstanding. Three yes me? a the lUCKY number. ** “s ? Litors roof. :thinks , ’ ; vr hug ar on of tears no compe i nd : was arrested on a sirmmliar $100, and was re had proset ute. with pre- part ws plaint, involving when the woman refused to was charged under false of two insurance dis- he consumed Almy, that Established 1879—48 Years of Service e . 1 6200 1007 OLIVE ST. @” PHONOGRAPHS res some black Midh, Leviathan 7. the mee today as the liner sailed ope, A ltalian Ship Prifting at Sea. who By the Assoviated Press TAMPA, Fla message Brento. | OK« T of breakfast food the morn-' ' radio Steamsnip by eating leased complained Last October he ostaining mone; in the sals the coffee. had eight and ling. € him stimulated performs t plained, to show the virtue of good , Was wold on by on 1 ffee and cigaré while loft nas “ . . *e 22 and a orme! to is room for ST tii gz Wwind- many | prompted installation of a under which the flow of oratory in that body is being regulated along street traffic contro! 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When time the color changes to red. mriy rT? the thie re Cejy ‘ d n - 7} thy e territory 2). Offers, all in and MAin 4510 fe taraye i is GLENN'S, GRAND AND PINE, LINDELL 2363 & UF FRAUD ‘Fits Vest git MARCH 20, 1927__ | | PAGE 3 TRAIN IN ; DELAYED MANACCUSED — srexano cra BY HEAVY RAINS — OF THEFT KILLS HIGH WATER | Washouts and Slow Orders i Over Soft Tracks Retard Traffic From the West. and North Several Hours. | Heavy rains, which oe a and washed raimfway roadbeds. caused ballast early ’ small | from | yesterday, | caused delays ranging from one to' six hours in the schedules of trains! entering St. Louis and west and Kansas City. from the particularly ] In St. Louis and St. Louis Coun- tv the series which atmospheric entire l'nited States to storm, ¢ 0} was part the Southern caused leave banks along des Peres its inundate low winding course. . Beyond the flooding and the inundation of a in a Negro settlement Webster places ot few north ereat done Kariv morning policemen waded deep at the flooded Hodiamont and Maple pushed to shallower truck in (Groves, no was here. in of and small his In a water which a man marooned. Park the er - were Wife Forest fiver ad Peres was high enough to leave its driftwood on at north the bridge Municipal Linde!l boulevard area and of the and flooded yards ward Stable nearer an several broad as fai and Freight Train Missouri Pac Washington, Mo.. the heavy rain proceed slow'yv stretch Trains were delaved from westbound lost in passing washed-out track. Rock Island and routed over from Mexico slightiv freight on the Wabash two passenge! to St. Touis. southwest, Oklahoma (Goi fe the as Grand drives. Derailed. ific was and over 7 ss) The trains affec DY th “fT from four trains omer 10 ed City hours to and time M-K-T the Mo., and were tracks delaved was derailed (Charles and were detoured From the train No. Six Texas and due at i%: riued at noon. delayed by tracks near St. Charles. | Island Train: No. 26 from | fornia. got to within 26 ‘St. Louis, was stopped ed tracks and had to back a detour. it was due at 7:25 m. but the detour hours. Detoured Through The Burlington No Paul. 239 get fe at..i22 from ; noon ‘ A at St Ss from Til. dv 7¢ at delayed Illinois. 16 from if YN ., Wabash due ¢ o, mm. lowa. due and No. 14 from at 7:55, arrived at 12:39. points east of the Mississipp! | River came in on schedule On the northern route lington there was } Aas back The tailway ported a much part the County. At fel] (“reeks and overflowed es but it 6 western ot city Louis ie inches rivers west were Teacher, 22, Ends Life With Poison ROCHESTER, N. Y., March 19. 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K. to- morrow morning. Try it now! last OINTMENT A soothing, healing, quick-acting remedy of a hundred everyday uses. At Draggists and Barbers of u disturbances half of the River and its cellars houses of damage yesterday waist intersection venues and the Theater ¥ hundred extending ~* east- - f intersection v! roadbed at weakene:] had trains M-K-T and ar- flooded Rock Cali- miles of flood- up for! co &. Six G+ arrived 1S | due Trains washout... oe ,; whereupon at ! 132. | LlTe, ‘ north | from pressed Ss. ; ¢ t-| Kansasi" Six also the trains | burlington were train iwith Daily speak ES ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH “G. J. SCHULTZ. | ULERK AND SELF G. J. Schultz, 65, Waldo Thilking, Row Over 21-Cent Can of Sardines. ‘His honesty impugned by a cery manager who charged attempting to steal a can frou: the Piggly-Wigegly t a1L8S8 George .). 1o48A U killed 1 ime, 24, vard, and sardines store a Kaston avenue, Shultz. 65 years old, ’ nion boulevard, yesterday | manager. Waldo Thilk- , ~~ f 2438 North Grand boule- ended he «> his life a then t the Pg FOO eee: | store through his head. Shultz had been night watchman | Jaccard ewelrs 34 chief pride was the im” him over this long | So im- ac- be- to in at th store years trust 2 and imposed period by his empioyers. S he this trust, his wife, that it had With him his with or cording to come an obsession glowingly of held. Dp. store the esteem which he was lriday at 6 Pigglyv-Wigely to make pur- chases for lunch and got into an altercaiion with Thilking over a 2! of sardines, which Thilk-_ have Shultz Shultz pro- | m. he went to the cent can is said attempting to steal. tested that he had intended paying the sardines, but placed them on the shelf af Thilking’s| command. Told Wife of Insult. Although Shultz work, he g to accused Qi WALDO THILKAING. for back at qgougZe, when parley fired Thilking on top of and he ae As n Lt. Shultz fired LOOK ¢ about to though iwithout further ore shot. It the head tempted ond the etruck was on his way to returned and bitterly complained to his wife, who ill, that had been insulted by | “smart clerk”’’ at the store, but would tell her what said. He left the store rage, and after regaining his posure at home, went to work. LU’pon his return home from work no grievance against you.” yesterday morning. Mrs. Shultz ob- a 1: Pfeiffer complied, but servec he yroeainzgz Oer , , : S through a in the the ial?f ‘ 4 : . , Saw OSBnulitz snoot Mi Ssers fim. Kut he was insistent | t é i | ( 5 7 ae \ ‘ = Ad : . cages eye revolver that 1 at rithheld from her wnhoast Sia ; ibta lh. | had been said, but remarked upon leaving. to make pur- chases at another was his custom in the morning, that he had been accused of attempting a pert’: theft. Mrs. Shultz heard no more from him until apprised of tl shooting. Shultz m. and, cording to North Clara store, at home to rise, | ect | €* 54 hilki which both entering shot. I is | weg first. 4 liv 3 aleck | brain. Pfeiffer. t had from behind and | Was retreating when Shultz cried to him. “‘Back int that I've was In a com- not had he butcher COM nis counter a SO oO closet: peeped and tnroug: still was and crack door a sought to compos2 his hon. caliber as watch- was sriall Shultz used ne procery tinanager were taken to € they died : ‘ the hea a or Deel) a inju'y, Still |] and the ity Hos- Within an | watcnmen presumably pital, where ihour Thilking unmarried is survived by his wife and a mar- ried son je | a Last of Pair’s store, as Was Shultz 24 Children Dies. the store at 9:20 revolver, ifier, reached drawing a Fred Pfe avenue, charged insulted him, me |Special to the Posrr-Dispatch, , KANSAS CITY, Kan., March 19. | coz ~The last surviving child of Mr. | butcher at the and Mrs. John Paradowski, parents Thilking | of 24 children, died Ho remark- Joseph Paradowski, 37 years) being a a. ac- OZ, once vesterday. Having “You accused Was ing, of old GANZ (Louis i spirit ~— * ; eh idolph Ganz, retiring conductor, and |said Bend iin 'agerial DEPARTING, HAS THIN ORCHESTRA Retiring Conductor, at Farewell Tea, Says He Is Sure it Will Carry On. future of the St. Circnestra and a to its im- expressed to hu- Faith in the Symphony f optimism prospects were tea. wisen 8 as mediate the farewell atéthe home of MfFs. 38 Portland place, The occasion social character, included t Mrs. ‘ar Johnson. ‘rday afternoon. of wholly guests (;anz. «4 aS he ‘members of the Symphony Society's official board, the Symphony was a topic conversation. I). Markham, chairman of announced that eight of $5000 pledges on of the orchestra year had obtained. lie hoped further pledges to announce after the meet- ing Board of Control to be held tonight at the home of Mrs. (harles M. Rice at Clayton and Big roads. predicted ! carry general of (;eore: board. needed the carrying +} (He the for twelve been te have next ti ‘ ¢ Ul ie hat the orches- on, saying he had it possible that Louis would permit an institu- tion of sugh culturgl value, and representing great endeavors the _ to go out of existence. Besides 1 symphony board and active workers for the chestra. Assistant Conductor Fisch- Ellis Levy and other members were present, a& number other personal of Mr. and Mrs. Ganz. and Mrs. Ganz will start HLiote] (hase tomerrow morn- motor tour to Philadel- He will appear as planist and and in New York, take part in the New Beethoven Festival, They will sail for England late in Apri? William kL. Walter, former man- the Vetroit Symponhy Or- and now director of tha (‘urtis Institute of Music In Phila- delphia, was at the Johnson home with Markham, and will attend to- nighi’s meeting the board -it undersiood that a plan for eén- zaging Walter as manager of hestra being discussed. sides his managerial werk in he been the of the Boston (;anz fra would never considered i f such pee. Si ate othe) r- orchestra were a of friends Mr. from nw tor a phia, conduct there 1d York or < ’ al Wiil ager of chestra ot is the Re- De.- man - Sym- ore is troltt. has in force phony WOMAN CHARGED WITH MURDER Widow Who Was with Slain Cot- ton Broker Arrested. the Associated Preps MACON, Ga., March 19.—Arrest- ed on a warrant charging her with murder, Mrs. Eva Tanner, a wid- ow, was placed in Bibb County jail late today. Mrs. Tanner wag the companion of k. B. Hogan, cotton broker, Wednesday night when he was shot to death on a lonely road 10 miles from here. BS thief yesterday.”’ dl Details of the Shooting. Thilking began retreating, ing backwards. “Put that gun the police,”’ “We'll Shultz “aik- away or see if you do or not,” taking wim: stooped. 2 exclaimed, Thilking = ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH JOSLPH PULATZER 1878 ] need a sed Dailey be The Ful Pub Twelfth Boulevard and Olive MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS and AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULATIONS The Associated Press exclusive) titled tx ‘ idlicat mor nr tver sning (Co Stree’ ple he use rey on aiso the local news published its of republication of special dis- are also reserved Subscription Rates by Mail, and Sundays vear without in Advance cate. postal order express Louis emchange Subseription Rates by Carriers by city carrier or out-of-town dealer Sie copy L879. money Delivered ontr New York Office 123 East 34th Street a montn; second-class -_ Artificial Eyes— bé jwarned. ” lll Fitted & Made to Order—While you wait Satisfaction Guaranteed Even in the Most Difficult Cases On MARCH 22d and 23d Mr. Kohler, of Fried & Kohler, New York, E ficial Eye Makers, will be at St. Louis He The Marquette Hotel, 18th & Washington Ave., Tots will afford you an excellent opportunity to obtain « perfect color blending and positive match, which is not possible when purchasing a ready-made stock eye. 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ST. LOUIS FOST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 20. 1927 PAGE 6 ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ALGREEN C DRUGS witha REPUTATION’E 5 114 Drug Stores—12 Stores in St. Louis 515 Olive St. Seventh and Locust 514 Washington Grand and Delmar ~)) STEEL WORKERS’ CORYEN __| IN GRANITE CITy _ Sex retary of Labor Ja James a) “to Be Among the : mi ROBBER IED IN HOLDUPS 3 SHE DISULAIMS ane y Negro Compenion of ic Billie Smith” Says | Be Participated in Three ‘ghberies on March 12. up CONFESSES SHE “TOOK PART IN NINE. ers, About 1000 delegates ‘ . ‘throughout the United State GM. Canada are expected to atteng » annu: al convention’ of the An mated Association of Iron, and Tin Workers of Nevill Pe (ca, Which will open in Grenail . ‘Ti., April 5, and continue for ty re wee Ks. Arrangements for the Cony, are being completed by a Bi jtee headed by Edwargd Ww. 4 : It Pays to Trade at Right Reserved to Limit Ouantities Six Walgreen’ W algreen’s oT “Double Rich” Brick Ice Cream Is Simply Delicious Rich in quality. Eighth and Washington De Baliviere and Kingsbury Hodiamont and Easton Cherokee and Iowa Skinker and McPherson Belt and Pershing _ Union and Delmar Kingshighway and Delmar SALE OF DRUGS AND TOILET ARTICLES This Sale at All St. Louis Stores Monday Only! Patent Medicines Toilet Articles $1. 00 Waterbury’ S 50c Pebeco $1 —— vada Tooth Paste, 37 c Emulsion, 73c 65c Pond’s Cold or Van. Cream, 44c |—6~8S5cMellin’s 7; 56c / Y 23¢ Woodbury’s:7:..59c $1 WineofCardui, 89c_ 90c Hind’s 4£05.4., 39c 90c Williams’ ¢: 39c 75c Analgesique =: 59c $1.00 Lavoris 79C $1.50 Fitch’s $1.29 90c Mavis ic. - 29ce — $1.25 Pinaud’s v given by the members of the Variety direction, on Thursday morning, March 24th 4 3 will see demonstrated the dancing technique producer makes theatrical stars, as well as his p and Stretching Process for conditioning the 7 * Mo had been operating in St. recently. i from checks found in his pos- | passer Louis sion aS a Spurious check Going to his room, tives found “Mrs. Smith.’’ ' Under questioning, the Negro several holdups. He named as ; ’ (,°*? > 8 d the woman had been involved | PEPNIZED CANDIES The Safety-First Laxative —would never be taken for a potent, reliable, remedial preparation, but would more likely be taken for old- fashioned Wintergreen lozenges, but they “deliver the goods” as a reme- dial for a whole train of ills, arising $1.00 Nujol 50c Phillips’ icin $1.20 Caldwell’s 22.2; 39c Pepsin 83c Vaporub 83c. resents an wun- usually agree- able and taste- ful form of in- zxredients of high tonic ef- fect. Especially indicated as a valuable recon- structive in the treatment of cer- tain conditions of $1 Golden Peacock::..., 59C€ 60c D. & R. 10c Creme Oil .3°%’.. Cold Cream 39c §S5C | r= WILL POSITIVELY RELIEVE PAIN IN A FEW MINUTES Try it right sow for rheumatism, neuralgia, lumbego. sore, stiff and swollen joints, pains in the head, back and limbs, cerns, bunions, ete. After one application pain usually disappears as if by magic. new remedy used externally for spasmodic croup, tn- fluenza, sore throat and tonsilitis. This O11 is conceded to be the moat | 35c Vick’s 60c Rem ..f, S55c 30cBromo-Quinine«..... Z1C $1.25Creomulsion,9&c $1.50 Van Ess w.:,- $1.19 60c Danderine =:.::. 42c 50c Mentholatum,42c $1.25 Pinkham’s ¥ on eee gene oS Mange Remedy Yd “anny “hh. 7/7 me @g0 and came here from Chi- \ TK 709 N. Sixth Mon-Tues. Specials eeGGS="24 Buzarsis 32 nll, Hangs 174 ult Jowls F==c: 724 UINERS t=" Ih, 20 An elegant and efficient blood enricher and general recon- structive tonic. Builds you up. Priced in this Kotex. Dins- Thomas Formula Prevents Hair From Falling Out Removes dandruff. combats baldness and facilitates’ re- growth of hair. It is a power- ful enemy of microbes, quickly disposing of all germs on the scalp and hair. In addition. it possesses healing properties. Contains no alcohol. $1. 42 (Limit Two) Perfu mes At Our Do Coty’s L’Origan Perfume, 1-oz.. original oe ~ SQ" AN EL ss, NH D : ‘ —_-—- . wntown Stores $2.98 $3.48 $6.50 $3.98 eee $5.00 -- Mavis Toilet Water i $5.98 is supreme among toilet oon waters. It is luxurious, but $5.50 inexpensive. The subtle odor compares with the fragrance $3.98 | of Mavis Talcum. In a fancy- $1.89 | 8 $2.98 shaped bottle $3.00 cS A price cutting that will attract students, * ers and many others. Handsome neh Cabinet Grands at give-away prices. See § on Monday. . , Whittier Upright, mahogany.--.---**~ .. Webster Upright, oak “6 Weser Bros. Upright, mahogany Shondorf Upright, mahogany Kimball Upright, walnut Ellington Upright, mahogany ae SAUSAGE Steinway Upright, walnut...‘ ---- . mK: 4 Vose & Sons Upright, walnut | nk or en 173 Rig TERMS AS LOW AS 5 | Fone 3 1,00 $5 DOWN $1 WEEK TK A ST Satisfaction Guaranteed MngeS 25 sees 25 ~ ~ . WM. PENN NEW CURRENCY Bourjois Ashes of Roses Perfume: 1-oz. original An instant-lathering Shaving Cream. effects a 6 for 25C ‘sis close, smooth shave. The popular Shav- 23 Priced at = t $1.99 NILES & MOSER ing Cream, known everywhere. Cl NCO FOIL ' - | ss 5S Caron s or 88 paar I {AVANA RIBBON Perfume. 4,-oz origina Box 50 Ciro’s Chevalier de la Nuit 5 for 30C s2.s $2.98 Perfume, Bulk: per ro Corday Toujour Moi Per- 10c SIZE GONZALEZ Box 50 5 for 40c f-oz. original Antique Your money refunded if any instru 23.06 in thie sale not strictly as repre PIRERIBS ©: 15 Regular I5c Size sem % J Van Dyck Gonzalez per oz. Open Evenings Until 9 0” wi Kraut Ths 10 Don Julian : Piano € baer Bhs 25 5 for 60c Ciro’s Jasmin Perfume 1',-oz. original Minced Bittersweet Chocolates Freshly made in our own Candy Department exclu- sively for Walgreen: cus- tomers. : Fresh and Homemade 70c Pe Packed im 1, 2 and 5 Pound Boxes oo DR. MILES’ NERVINE — Sleeplessness Neuralgia Neurasthenia Nervous Dyspepsia Nervousness Nervous Headache Relieve yourself of the -.suffering these maladies bring. Dr. Miles’ Nervine puts the nervous system in order again. 79C fume: Ciro’s Bouquet Perfume, Bulk; Vigney's Golliwog Perfume, original . . apie Peund ~‘cng FPancy Sweet el . on. Djer-Kiss Perfume, 1-oz. original... Coty’s Paris Perfume, 1-oz. original. Amelita Narcis 1-on. original. 79C Mavis Body Powder at... Mavis Rouge at.......+--- se dite ti. ke eee Oe ee Perfame, Piayer and Upright Pianes x £ * Ft P

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SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 20, 1927_____-— an psig POST- DISPATCH ae — ~ = PAGE 6 ae __ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH poe eal. Amer Sa | FINED $500 FOR TAKING CHILD |" Juase ny TED) | PAIL MEN sn cae) ae FUR TOE WOURSED_ RY CHEFS OAR U.S MONEY SUL ee a 4 ATE « EMPLOYE WHO INCITED STRIKE, ry = Thompson are : iii —. : : . 2: %. if %: and | sf which Percy A. Ralph S. Snelling, 19 vears old, ; sR custody ata Anthracite Board Umpire Refases a : ‘itil Freneh lams. r aunt insurance C llectors Reinstatement on Grounds of ler is a memiver. cane a of 4127 Concordia avenue, Was eg he was act ~ “ma imi s and capitalists interestce » | enn 6} : | = 0 ee S ee 4 as th fined $500. the maximum, for dis- mother-in-law a 5 “inal : i[AZLE ‘% farch 13 mn the lan ar rganizeg as *** andmot . & : [x CITIES AND TOWNS OF LESS HAZLETON. Fa. March 1}: ae a 8 x | aeebicn turbing the peace of Mrs. Catherine ~— other, Mrs i » Pian Affects 65.000 Em. ; ure THAN 50.000 WE PAY BIG MONE‘ Hara co Operators art ust ae : a 2 7 : 11 Terrace be. . ty 65.600 POR LTTLS SERVICE THATE susing re-employment to men| ~.,:_.7 ee er aking Over April. Ame 2 comparable | Williams, 8116 Pennsylvania ave-}* ae en 3 6 avenus, pas f tho fae With Decision Ex- | | Spokesa WILL TAKE A SMALL AMOUNT OF een i Ailes eaiatetaariasentisinct re cS aay ee - 7 “ee |" riking at German sian Re ee eae adil a 06 ¢ ee driv ; Said, the Juvenile Cours has ; rept ate Da: yor 24 SPARE 7 IME . Qn eer 37 ] oLrai ha - « s.. taf . s P . ? re + : ii 2 4 7 ry} * { aD i; » &- e888 . . i? T 7 j i r ‘S) im i > W or iG >: nue. and $1 Vv or car : ss . iv ing ed ct istody He ap od pine Ss \\ ithin SiXt\ 2 ¥ a j - s ; : , a 4 ° . “2 - . 5 +) 1S "¢> ' i ‘ ace ae s - - . - ; ‘ : 4 : hd ¢ : rt ~* &s . ~* . —_ ” .Y ‘ 4 ’ — ¥ ? ae , ™“™ ; ’ ‘ yy) ‘ Ted tii P. . : Ses = eS = Al ges .. Re em i sti . " —— . M ‘ . »* . rer = i a + >-s endian : e rah Ss No Selling fo Do and ny Charles P. Neill ef Washingto. rime Is Too Short. janufacture. oes eames aie ne : ere | on ~.* ~ - | > . “ . . F _— . ~ Ps Pe eh. > Z . a j 13 Pa 1 ; . . ' F +> bore ; . : : » i ite 3 o o P ” rita) C nanke | Vv. nd just say, send me particu- merly employed | | ee Ser Oe Ne ; — ritish capital, % ‘ ‘ 4 The man contended that he ha ng, to indorse four candidat« Or -in the office of Administrator Haley; — ; Ss » Gi _ ADVERTISEMENT _ lare of your extra money prop- ris. one :% : i ’ , ane : j ‘ Ai is — . . 4 . ° at 1 . i> - » + ’ 74 . sy 7 74 + . 5 4 Aviat alt; , ? ’ TY ; . § Asii ‘ ‘ a bee ; >i 4 ‘ Jids i Pa s*’ : - ¢ + . to oF . -_ _* ' it on tere ii Aan’ ha i ages 4 4 ai i’ = Se ‘ i wah . . > ais } ne a kK } yy >} - tT)! i ate oF - | ™ ‘ . “ : r : MIN L an COT) . " Soeie — i « ; = “ : 4 ‘ ‘ hyi gros Ii] “lia . 2 . +i 7 : : ; Ps ia ‘ ' ed ‘ ; - j i a! . A “ 4 : A . . \*aa ; ; ihe y — 4 ‘ ~~ — vs 7 ’ . ce con e su] ion of ma he New York , " : — ‘ j = =. > _ m . — ry > “ks ie is . Ww {) +9 ae") TY Tizi i } as id : hisilaa ‘ : } iT i} ; i cs ij a i: c*4 P = 3 ‘ iti. w . > . * + > a * iu j , 7 - ] > . a \ . , . 7% , a - ~ - m * 3 P * ere ‘ ? - , ’ | ; st ¢ T ia re yt « * hd Ss ‘ X74 . . » Y?} % 3 the agreement bet mn 7 nu . 4 zens Shou rule Us slid Tribune say tomorrow. ‘ | ’ . i 4 J ‘ ; . on ° + - *& b he i ¥f ii Ok we Sees | i «3 sadias , . . ‘ ’ ’ ’ s>4 ‘ - _F? * »& a * . “. : ‘ i 3 aa is B t ’ 3 i ; h: x eae Fe « ie o ade as - Pe. iv . OTS rpg inneRR RD pela secant ness itil Peele Mae bale nse ating oye ts or ‘ eS GQ EP reem yy " ¢ pouped « sah . i cies Pg CITT by, #3 pet he aE rt) peer at lp atin sate Sarto - Ath thane © ty atfineds be = i — ne oe ee tee Mena + Se ees at: a ee ae RR Tug Cine, Die wv tte My KF e MRD Thy se v7 ; i nl nirsth eatin, shea it selisuitiieateatibet* : " 42 ks * fh ¥ semsitiatetaienlse. vali Menbindh anaes tite ines ad eoddaatend ciahthe eared ‘ mes wm ¥. Po ‘ 5 > : 3 = i ate x reptihtate vst pe ‘ Bae congo mir ohop a Ea . . ™ ’ ‘ Z + , . , «> ‘ : i , ’ ‘> . - ‘ - ) ¢*] i p. a _— ‘i tit . | 4 F ¢ : “ — csisegainanames , , ' esses | vhich the . ey th large lenses - : i . ie ‘ ° Ss . - +h Y ry . a0 1 in é ; nat eTTi¢ _ VA , wits mar ¢ THES ( mrt. : : *y — nT ry ot 5 Similar ‘ ’ ’ : , ; .? ” a9 ie ' Y ? Oy} = ’ , by ss ; ¥ . Dr. Arthur W. Cuquet—Dr. James A. Butler Giasees sold elsewhere = «= «4s ea —> me . EE -_— == aE ar «ap en en om eee ee on emer “eat ine Glasses Ww —~rmmtie « Finegan ape «tly bhi Si we pan eghg) ARR RR RE Rw apes > aterm ile or itm SE. OA ] KSOr Zone Sup: ‘ | I ‘ . Y ‘ - cyt & | y ris ri¢caiis 7s dete Tite ’ | | j , Regular $4.50 See te the above | aes | aces Can You Use , 705 705 mits These Valuable Men @ We Feature the Celebrated j . 1.9 complete Outfit: regular $2.95 ee ieee OLIVE fs ess be obtained Tf g004 pure Pa. Prank V. Wrient. «°- | THE HOWE SCALE COMPANY of Rutland, Vt. ; 4 Oe rgngueedecennanransancanaanaaccancencennanaenenas = ax or oven geet a, ae et Maving Pavcbeed: uc S as XXXX"You Get What You Ask for at Johnson’ TKKKK | rho a fa ip through. The | and J.C. Palmer, More aa Ls — Pg Spas | ie : ) | iil Fully Guaranteed—$1.00 Delivers lt ant, Sioux City, la.; W. F. Rhinow »* ~ : a © ho ner of P: 7? ~ hraAwrreio ‘ Re | ¢ . ~~ ae . ireeigie , , +} lis . } _ : £1.00 Larvex nue. vice president of 1e Louis direction from the sou © assembly Wen men Shipping Clerks Orders tor our new a Sassafras Bark, pk., 0c Thompson Bsc ; Inc S995. arly aie , t} ae the vee ‘ganization 14 Machinists no eenneeng ST 3 Maintenance Men HOUSE ru R Bh i fe, H i a G C0) LOM a gee Speen ION OILS LI IS LOE Sa ACHP IE IL RD ie EE gig ap mt the. trate Hee sa) pee 4 nig gasne th Coffee 3 Lbs. { .00 Under the petitior system ‘| of the prohibition unit ~onform : : : TOILETRIES BOMInaHON, re medimeaicies ner uf he regulation provided by tne Write or phone The Weightograph Compaay, 310 GOE BBE LS and CORNWALL | the Fresetilla Ge Lae | e? 7) ft h the nee ©° 1y il service equiren ents to pe Pf 1% 7~ First srreet, Qt. Louts, GArfielkl 773%, stating the 902- ’ FRA a, Re af ay AW 4 POPULAR REMEDIES (Occ Daggett & Ramsde!l Cream, . oters a 1 last board election into effect April 1 would not seri- particular craftsmen you will be interested in, and the | [52-3 (-mak ¥ ¥e ee or ennceiat $1 Lacky Ti He ge The minimum number this year is sly oo a? - rit (rsonne! iwidn: Se es rsonal in- , ail Biet Siie Tanke =, a EES ree : ¥ '* ously effect the present personnel Ss we at a So _ SECOND DOOR FROM CORNER — ae LIBERAL TERMS Biss are Serbs coms wg fas|atwmestescarcet=™™ © | NATIONAL LEGION COMMANDER NEN BUS ROVTE OPENS | THE HOWE SCALE COMPANY, RUTLAND, VT. a \\ Biss tiie ta me Bieren $d a, pane crm eS SS TO SPEAKINEAST ST. LOUIS, TODAY ON WATSON ROAD men | (1ar) ; i ‘ ‘ , c. 2 Oe Golden Peacerk Cold or ‘ au warts P the St Tou) 1 ne a Pere oe Pan tag anus = Vanishing ( ream be Parade, Luncheon and ¢ mher Fea- A new ro Oo. i ee ele _ oo ¥ % ‘ ‘he Black & White Cold Cream tures to Mark Visit of How ard f } oO } ; —— rs Si Hyne's Suppositories, : ¥ ge ; ~ . ' » ; runnit Se. DIOCKS OD ak anal x 1 ». & hike: &% for $2.2) empelan Massage Cream ’ . 2 : n road etween Southw: and a 7 —" Tie SNeorweigen Cod Liver Oi) ’ 40¢ (Mavis Taicum see, 7% Pp. Savage Next meget } _ rer: t% ex 47) » atarte . - : EVERY GARAGE : The Fitch's Dandruff Sham poe Ste 1c Soul-Kies Face Powder De fer ber ; AD can ego eruou avenues, wis —= eas w + “ae. _ ee Tie Fitch's Quinine Hair Tenis 4c 5 th Soul-Kies Cold or Vanishing ae — ios |= tn +. | dar Vhen jevelopment of the a 4 . a $1.25 Viteh’s Dandruff Shampoo — (ream , Be ' whe pene" pagar page eo ‘ OT LS se — ke a Pertussin : >i Ponds Coid or Vanishing (ream, te! meeting to be heid in fast CCTs ale “tai tin ¥ : a . a & &. = She, Kem Cough Syrup hic. @:! $1 Marsha Bieach (ream tie : é | | ea we / a ere "e | ‘ Mice Jad Salts ie 1 tie Heopper’s Vanishing Cream rf. ‘Orn imager j Ware mas jj ™ sas , pew — A : ' ' FIM) Petrolecer the BK. & B. Baby Talcum as Chicaro ‘orre "atkins o ‘hi- | length olowiIng atson road ! tf Phone PA kv $1.5) Lykke Tonks GRe | Te Mavis Taicum Ge; 3% ae eS gg , ‘ ‘ +? i@ur limite a r iew Be prt isine “Oc, 40c, THe Ldergen’s Benzeoin & Almond Lation, a Pariimeny OMMMMAaAnae pF eg, ” Aas : 4 : ehneoh & tk Magnesi +6} Sée, TTe salah 7 irr j ‘astien > é service. W' Se Co qinared : rc hor 3 Milk Mugnesin | | eB) Mlinels, and Harry W. Castles a6] The service will be co-ordinatm | imEPPEN EVERY DAY THIS WEEK UN Ponite 30c. 7 2h Pewder Puffs. velour 1 x tT, LOU tien : : ones : — ve: ' hw Johmeens« Flear Was Harriet Hubbard Aver’s Fuce Powder Missour s4 @ the principal Y} tner ines of ‘ st LAU! $1 Squibh's Mineral ©! Tie Se, : - cm, which is a nheidiarv | — Hie Papers Coed Liver 01) Tablets. % eye oe Pecial Powder a I ¢ Di servic 0 eC mea In e iQ) -$35¢ Cutex Nall Preparations 2: The program |e , with ai the St. Louis ublic Service - f 1 f Mentholated Pine, Tar A Hones Sie Rieenex i i: F ; be - a if. ; ae yi 4 ieee i * $1 Nuxeted Tron Tablet« i yetex Compound Alice, @ penne Memeds f SUNDRIES S1.40 Anusel Pile TEE ERE Re ay ' R@e Hill's Caecara Quinine oy, | (uring Trons BOQe Greve’s Bromo-Quinine $1 “5 Reef o cia cose . dag A “% fer £63.50 ae te $1.50 Poek ot Anives “hc Feenamint Gam Laxative oe large Bleectrie Cirlils ! ei tor ate 1S! Men's, Packetbooke “|i th parade. A luncheon will] This community. the ‘Gratiot. though hard~shelled appearance to a puzzled public. $5 Flectrie Heating Pads« Prephyiectic Mat Brave aoe BP will he held to begin s 130 a. other at Watson road and South. LMOST every nut presents the same smooth, al- Viek's Vaperub 23, Bike. q | Hughes’ Ideal Hair Brushes Imported Olive OL, pt. ‘Bie : at., Alarm Clocks, guaranteed 1 yeus Baperied Gtive an MIST Borden's acta ee eta At See OF Tine ths Boose’: “holes The only way to determine the quality is to crack the Joint Base BRayer’s Aspirin Tablets. L5e, $1 Squibbh’s« Cod Li il mi 7% ; Nationai ‘Ormmande: Savage co stariea c ndenwood *fte Haller’ Dutch yA Restorer. Milk and 50c 8 C ine 8 @hae r1) ~~ he Yerame | lin: which neec YX ‘son road allen nuf. Haller’s Bird Seed ' z ai ae més eccmian Ga Wal mid ore r, ery Halles Health Food Shaker, both, a — 2 ae = 5 ae ak ee - nue to. thi ald Sundae sete 1” thea neighborhood ageked he Th ] L ld | RAZOR BLADES | G. Allison of Fast St. Louis,|Board.of Public Service to gran! e same rule holds true in the Piane problem. You Haller’« Bird Tenic Ante Strop hiazor Kliades "J mt 1 pust: tne af > pert t cree one teats Bey Cleaner, t0e, 2 ogg lly ey ar oe. ae Per of Mlinois, @ Paul B. Phillips : ———— can't tell by looking at thei instrument (no matter how be be Riade.« £1.00 Miles” Nervine Enders Razor Blades “Ue , fs 7 COTmMmManu OF Us b 3th eid be ADVERTISEMENT he Miles’ Liver Pills 1: & | Durham Duplex Kageor lades . ery Poet fF E’pet t o, _— She Miles’ Anti-Pain Pilis.t9e. 5 for sie | Gem Rarer Blades ie : | ee ee pretty the finish—how famous the name—or how suave GRASS SEED —- ~ | 28 KLANSMEN AND WOMEN ACK HURTS the salesman) how good the Piano actually is. A 39c Ib., 3 Ibs. for. $f , FINED s7 EACH FOR MARCHING thorough test alone will determine the quality. Sacco, 5ibs....._50c ate Loe Abwciated Pree HUSH KIDNEYS i Hy 7 3 LISTERINE Twenty-eight kiansmen and wom OWever you ‘have a better chance in the selection .OON TOOTH PASTE ‘grand drago | th Ni " See eh Te ee of your Piano than purchasing nuts, for the reason that -u Klux kK . ee Drink Plenty Water and Take 3 FOR 50c in Police Cou today for viol ting Glass of Salts Before Break- | the character of the Piano merchant i 158 usually a pretty BIFOCALS ————— {De Khe mot There on Saiasmggettad | good guide—whereas even the best of trees cannot guar= Two Vislons in One Lens. Near teen fee i lectinance ftortidaine new — When your kidneys burt and your antee its fruit. a r, Including Scientifie Ex Squibb’s Tooth Paste 36 yt 5 back feels sore, don't get se i and amination. Every Pair Gueran- SOc Pyresana Tooth Paste yi Pepsedent Tooth P uate tae MONDAY AND TUESDAY ae eases, dec, oo: c i coe 1 ogee In this respect Conroys are able to say the manufactur- 3 mony. after Judge Kackley had waste and stimulate them to theil tree which as everyone knows i is one of the most famous 4 4 18-Pc. Kitchen Outfit ee oes — oo erataae - uncenst ional _ The function of the kidneys is | and best financed in the Piano industry. | omar comet | Alse fer Sewing and Headaches: . . With Library Frame Antiseptic . ‘ . . , . . . . r Si ‘ i ; ‘ ‘A . je °* > * ar > w« : . rare +> if 4 o + + % . a ‘ as a - re » 4 = ‘ ’ . —. : . ef » . + as aaa ci ?. Fe¢' = . . ™ . > . . ¥ | ’ ae “+? ; Lr? on se t Ae ry} . t as ° 4 ‘ mi ‘ " . & ; ¢ . ; ry - - ° = ~™s ~ “ wie - a, eo ss : igh TES*Y ; = ee O44 65 ‘ ’ e ~ —— : J . leveland Bishop to speak Today PN ANRORILELND A LONNGIALD be OPE I, Nresintee OER op EI NEON TASER FOIE, MAO 5 P ove ~~ i dy . > ° “ce ~~ ; ' 4 . j _ 45" $ a Me *> ; ~— 4 Ps . p * +>" +4 ah 4 ‘Ss " > : s . \ ' . \ ’ ‘ ’ ye 7 . ' : J or ‘ j , + . \ Z 4 ‘ 5 a % ‘ sy} - COMP E TF - . ‘ ' } . “ ii ‘ i a Ba: 7 . . y : ’ 3 . ‘ _ } one ‘ mr ; . > . . J @ bs é " es = : aan ' . : 2 6A i2% 3 ae . + " . ,* i fe] ‘ P.) is rh ; . aT. tte.7 2 st i « ary ‘ ? >» 3 + ie . | a > sa ? t *.%* : : — » , ; ae , cer; : : C3n ANd) AcUve. . | * 3 os ; ta wy ay =... 7 7. _ | T is SSS . a 7 rm ; ‘ ee *¢ e “— i i , th ; z . a? : .} i | ie wT » : ; ater — vr “= i} 3 : % t 2 ie nee tir ; : . e’arry ; ir} nk Rl. BnNG no Aeuh wi wTon- b On au TRUSSESKXRKX |: der 12 mon ths. He algo left six der what became of yous kidney | or ney 7 ehildr and aA wit? . % ronhle and backache. \ \ 1 itt... \\ AUMAAA CAI » SEHOENTE ) “AN ; i ‘ + I t r ! hill

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—— _—— —— oe werent ee —_— ° nee f —_ /their wage questi : ' lbw ludge Rosecan | > lig oe. > : q ‘on to ar bitration. | hande “ad ‘4 r . , 1 P . ' Dt 6 CHILD a pce ape eg Ou iru ; | The request of the employes is for the ee ngtare- hw aeye by! AMOwledge of these preparations, Garrard Harris, Editor. Dies. VOPGSSEC oP FSS APPSFOE a : a4 y! ith approximately $1 a day incre os es Cae understandings and secret treaties | By the Associated Press Starck a The char ae ase. | member: Par Si ye phe tact | bes grew out of 9 phe wage figure mentioned in| eet, Of Which are to be se- [sas carefully kept, not only from) BIRMINGHAM, Ala, March 19 Sale of New Style: 1018 OLIVE ST. CONSOLE Assessed ine's alleged e ss lected 1 ; ' ; A Ss a & attempt to drive Be. | the request ig adidtratiec a ' Bg each side. Two neutral ine people.but from _ the parila- |__Garrard Harr > re ld. 3 ving. with §-year-old Shirley Bauer, ie. |original demand is the’ members are to be named. The ments and cabinets of the allies ae pai a eo ee ee ee was in the custody of a ™ id and not the in- | combined mileage’ of th “0; 'T hb ‘+ me abi i ".- |gociate editor of the Birmingham ears old Of Mrs; tes crease of 714 per cen ; v e roads is nus it became possible to make “ Sees veal ‘'liams, her aunt. Sne elling coal ; prerreirca we ‘ C me granted by! 133,060. and the annual freight the English and French. as well as News, widely knowWn writer and nue, wee ed he was acting on behal¢ ot e fo It is about twi Say Rarcogy rn roads. business involves $92,000,000,.000 a the American people, victims of a . newspaper man and former United for dis- mother-in-law and a | © astern fig-| year. immense d , hy telline then, |>vates District Attorney at Jackson, | -| grandmother, Mrs. one chia BAffects 65,000 Em-/ ure finally awarded. Approximate-| 4. aE Par eee ' phen NES Fyrs “inh — “sy Ar Sa > ; hos +} ae | eaid, the Juvenile Court had Dat FPS Reape mn of the railroads es- le Tuneral of Nicholas Wiill- In and ¢ conduct of War De- Doumerguc to Visit King George. his death. An economist, he serve} Including ess driving , * gj Within Sixt, Jays. umated that onthe basis of 714 | komm retired millwrig} -} | ee ae . Hand ,ed custody. He appealed the | per cent increase, the tota} fo, Be Bees eats WO re-'|. clared Unscrupulously False. PARIS, March 19.—President ps ae | sed tOlal would | sided for Ler Lamp and | 4} 12 Record ae Ve : Selections , & . Per Week Trade in your present phono- graph, radio or piano as part of first payment. Lowest terms t 7 + - - 4 6 \ ma rs ¢ ? » = ‘, iif . . ‘ . " ! - -) Press. approximate $13,000.000 annually. *> Vears at 2661 Caiifor- Doumergue will visit London as the ever offered. - oT. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ga ns | we SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 20, 1927__ ___ST.LNUIS POST- DISPATCH _ ~ PAGE 7 fania ave- as specia! agent of the Departmen’ of Commerce to Latin America for three years and acted as speciatist ad 14 —The we met. : = ? , nia avenue. will bys held at 9g “3 , o ae ¢ — os oh cin oe : ; 1 Yr Le. ; ‘ + ro I rues oO} ing ‘ rgee ay ; pce March | Representatives of the employes bemndetedier edna Aue sie King George on May 16, in foreign trade research. Me ts 2d and their tr ain serv- regarded that Sea : rrow rom ne residence 1 : 51 | : Es ‘ ™ Wi r igure as much Francis de Salee Church roy ee 5 cl EP at ae ae ; survived by his widow and _ four ST LOUIS sf -. es, Dwoug® their repre~|; more than the actua] amount "s eats tee HuUPres?, books in the public schools of St. ste oday approved acceptance thildren + s Pe “g ‘ c « Ait. LOnini, w he vas - « “a ae oer ' Pree é , ie . a bak 4 ’ ‘ . i Wa | ; 7 ee today agreed to submit A decision, probably wil] nleeticoa. an : nob fe sears Old and Louis contain virtually all - Of the invitation for the visit. E FURNISHING co. we ly P -V Years ago trom business : falsehoods spread by an “unscrup- . - ,ne Nad conducted on the South Si? - ge ' ; ; . ' ulouS War propaganda and were ee 0 ” “ a 0 o 2-04 Franklin Av — since he came from Germany in| ini agp AP cigs SY TC TO . bi : ———— A oiicte i. ‘oiintended to “‘poison the minds ol 1881, died Tuesd: ae ~ , died Muesda) of uremi Our children against the German Charges that the history text- 17 and 18 he Council of Min- OSS oA Se ee ee ee ee | ——_— oe EASTER IS FOrest | 2803 NIGH! owe OF PERFECT Cy ¢, “CLEANERS 46 597 F995 6 FOSS OO FSESO aid a oning. He is survived by his wi: i 7 race’ are advanced in a pamphlet and four children. entitled *‘Poison in School Books,’ recently issued by the Steuben So- ciety of St. Louis and submitted t | ! to the Board of Educati with a plea for climination ai carreetion | | Don’t wait till Easter week. j j ' ' i Need Money? of the objectionable matte) have those light clothé’ “While the war lasted. the r rental, ou " f ar ; and — Ne as il 3 ty t rd how Pamphlet states, “it was considered cleaned before the big rush. : 2 wi en i o ou. as ae , wens NO ENDORSERS NEEDED} unpatriotic to jiscuss its origin. Just your note. $25 to $1000 in Therefore, The one-sided statements highest 10 minutes on your car or fur- of biased historians went unchal- niture. Property left in your possession. DYERS, INC DO IT NOW! 2924 N. UNION AVE. Member Retail Cleaners, Dyers ana Pressers Union No. 17,934 _-. -. SS SD DDD DDD SD DD DD DD Tt yTewrTry.eefsketetf''tsTtes'egT,TtTTfe'"' 7? ; the os ee ee mom me lenged for a iong time. In fact, P peony ae ig . 1 people renerally helieved them Unrestricted Choice Of our large selection of used consoles (and uprights) mecluding VICTROLA Your car need not be all paid ae . ie advance you more cash and cut M iS not given to’ man to arrive at your monthly payments in half! _ iva : ‘ , ; correct judgment of anything, -if See us today! Open Till 9. , osegetiaes inything, > a a ork Bia Gin. C 5 d : | trom page o73 of Smith Burnam's : C ature c 43 ele rate q : A History of the ‘United capa f oy TOPCOATS 3: 85 PANTS ta noe 4 | 3 : —— ~ aeere: i “gga - se F — ~ 75¢ Balbriggan aS Manufacturers of Starck Grand, Player and Upright Pianos % [ie - . untry, whnich,.‘in a. chapter o ad iv DO! . FF EON 16 “War In Burope.”” sates: k ae $2 PART-WOOL $ SHIRTS % 1018 OLIVE ST. Corner Eleventh } : as ang we , wale ee a “oe “This war was caused by the ar Hy ' i FANCY SWEATERS ] RAWERS qc L “4596-695+ $$$ 6 56566566966690SCCS 6666 — ¢ = vat pee ae dent belief of the German’ people MG % “ ZEN wes J ad 4 in their superiority over other races has a Fann | Boys’ $1 Woolly | | Boys’ $2 Woolly Se Men's *-Pocket ERNE. cH AUCTIONEERS A _AUCTIONEERS sf anteed—-$1.00 Delivers le! ‘ _— ? e Sas. at ay YZ | and by the wickéd desire of their’ | Knickers —_-§5e Longies $1 Bo Shirts “35 E De mae ; , leaders to conquer and rule other 3 Py) ial ee “ SMAWY BLUE SUITS 949.0787 ahs noni | BEN. J. SELKIRK & SONS + or Germany. hen its satin id come Se the far ete ae singe toa meat ete | > Hoel AUCTIONEERS AND APPRAIS ange We will erect a 3-Room House on your a 3 COLLARS z i REAL ESTATE AND INVESTMENTS is - ‘ As i advantage of a controversy between tria and Serbia. over he assas- ————oS Has ion, wired and painted for $845. sination it thas ise Crown - MEN'S 2- PANTS SUITS Mi N Sse 50 Orem vee yetoe tage SyRESe 1+ ili a tae ceil Prince, to provoke war.” GOATS 42 ae ea PHONE GARFIELD 1894 : broiling The above is not the 5- $25 Down $15 a Month en hiaebalesits ican Worsteds, Serges, Cassimeres, 4! 50 AUCTION SALE! ge s. White Room House but pictures . : . : a ‘ me . rom the same work. other ref- 250 Suits, Worth Double MAIL DOUBLE EAGLE STAMPS trimmed. one of our many higher - erences and statements are point- — FREE PARKING ; DRY GOoOOoDs——F URNISHINGS——FIXTURES priced homes. e Pc SE hPa E : | ET 4 ‘ , et ; a oe . ie tes ~ ec eet : 7 "4 * . Oi) ? , - be oe $6 All - Woo! / | ) 1324 NORTH MARK : Years in ~ ial ‘ OUR NEW J as ae nin oe : | TOP GOATS Fine Weare TUESDAY, MARCH 22d 10:30 A. M. In accordance with the terms of a certain agrtement. we will offer for-sale mnie prune ME a MT ays ore sects Upo oie Gsabardines, CATALOG FREE ae tate world. | All-Wool and 90 Blue al the time, place and in the manner specified above, the following *tock: | : & Os Re ae. Se ep y (the vies Silk-Lined $ About 50 dozen Men's. Ladies’, Misses’ and Children’s Hosiery, about 25 2 § ee Se ie Die tt tee Tweeds Serge ’ dozen Underwear, Men's Werk Pants, Men's Dress and Work Shirts, Collars, RG e } Cans uld not heip being shocked and ‘ Aprons, Dresses, Hate. Caps. Piece Goods Notions, etc. Fixtures include Floor . . . E . 4 ‘ > ~ Oreers for our new complete cata- committed Cassimeres Pants Cases, Counters, Cash Register and Shelving. TERMS CASH. cee Ce BEN J. SELKIRK & SONS, Auctioneers. F ru RANISHI N re cor | log will be filled this week, write or . : Ds t c Giving in Belden aan 7 Ki 7 7 — TRUSTEE’S BANKRUPTCY AUCTION “SALE TOE DD ELS and CORNWALL | ee AVE , PHONE i bens ait - ee ies, ee ie Aine MEAT MARKET FIXTURES b rR F e © yt 4 i : (ut from, eG ij re ee ee SCH CK STEAKS Juicy and. 12 | elkirk Auction & Storage Go. lim hee te Bor Sy tender. LES OF ALL KINDS SOLICITED. ited for the following: War _At Now or Tn ATI EEE, Milnes. ty the: conyeror. one coc] we eee oe mes | mar Siaceamees eee sn yh es pop rege branch of the Gavern- gh or an €a Kay» 1808 CHOUTEAU Est. 1830 GArfield 8897 mie smooth, al~ (the Reichstag) has no con- No. 2 size can: a 2 cans 15 -ounce package; so mane uzzled ublic. | , yr the declaration of war peal 16c con Nace. es neo AUOTION SALE P P it ‘work-ln;potnted out tne state wit Apple Butter | Pizrmus nine” OLIVES 3900 N. 25th St. is to crack the 2 me " wily ” pointed Ce a ee Quart jar: a real 40¢ 20 Quart size can; a real Wednesday, March 23, 1927. 10:30 A. Mi. (hat Hohenzol ns value 0c value ' We are authorized by the owner, Mre. Minnie Mucher, to sell at public ae a | dence * auction on the premises a full stock of nice. clean, staple groceries, also fix- « see eer bane sie adi ae tures COnMIsting | of Brecht Cooler, Gruendier Refrigerator Counter, National = 7 J; the overthrow of Great Britain and cal Ro al HOPPED (ash Register. Toledo Scale. Electric Coffee Grinder. Meat Slicer. Coupsers, j ic 0 Oo 0 the extension of thel power cnet ane, ote - he owner is doing a satis fas ‘fory business at present but i Ned to throuch 3. ax } an ° it u s compe throughout the world d al 600¢ ¢ va discontinue business due to il health. This is an opportunity to buy an bl Y More Books Attacked. Everblooming established business in a desirable location whi has supported a pro em. ou Other Pca = hi h as oke h Kind. ht Shrubs and market busine w for over 40 seas = y —= : ae ‘ly “ Butterfly Vellow, Lilacs, Snow- We will offer no matter how fire of the Steuben Society, with lS p Sensation Red, ball, Bridal A. A. SELKIRK AUCTION. & STORAGE co. : ; similar refer ‘es are ‘Medieval Columbia Pink. Wreaths. 1808 Chouteau AY. Prema ntact eh RT SE BBO? vith confi similai ‘ rences, are ‘. : . EACH ror 1 Modern Times by James Har- a » ese x N¢ OF how duahSe : 1 NGI | vf T } ay bm 5-Pc. Silk Velour Bed | vey Robinson; “Elementary His- se aa a em a e : ctually is d A rN [I 4 | LN If Davenport Suite : tory and Government.” by Wood- Pn Pil INE i@ i burn and Moran: “A Histerv f _ Fe Fe oer ness roams vine satan te "S Meee + WASHINGTON AUCTION COMPANY ua 1 y. ! oir es : iE ig? 7 SS ey Say if Y fi , Room Set, covered in si man. and “A Histor, of the U nit- 4 ys t= er, as 5 ana | | 3-Pc. Jac. Velour all-over- $ ed States” by Thwaites and Ken- we AUCTION! AUCTION! in the selection | ONE hee ah Baia x nd =, er ds! dle, 4 ; stuffed Living-Room Suite.... dal!, which states: “Old men and § AT 1329 WASHINGTON AV. 0 i‘ eas eS 4 = $4 x 74 +) yeti: F y , women were shot in the streets & is on Y ) te = ss f sn mario Ml yg to maton $4. ak selgian towns, Children were mut % will sell at public auction Wednesday, March 23, at 10:30 the reason that tt 98. ae end beans > oere , silk = : | dered. Hou: ere burned. a as M., the entire stock of the CECEI4A SHOP, Washington j rr. — ’ . Swiss Beautiful, new walnu bodied men and women ‘were TI Bldg., G City, HL. sistin f h tock usually a pretty | 4 Sih eT et Soa ,. Dressing Table ried away into slavery in +. [8 Olive Street Rd. and North and South Rd. svegager te oes oe Ill, consisting of « highgrade's 7 . Sunday § % f -,* — es cannot puar~ Store Hours 10 A. M. Till.9 P. M. Included. | ‘Also a large stock of Men's, Ladies’ and Children’s Furnishings man’ v I & MORE n a new garb.” ¢ mments the Take Bus at Delmar Loop—Brings You Direct to This Store it ? l yr Je . POMPLETE ROOM OUTFITS SAVE i, amphiet on this reference. “‘Think or Creve Coeur Street Car—Walk 4 Blocks West % and Dry Goods ree fect ich languag must SPECIALS in Addition te These 16-Pc. Living-Room Outfit 17-Pc. Dining-Room Outfit have oO} he mil of a child. Her SUNDAY-MONDAY Previously Advertined. = - WASHINGTON AUCTION COMPANY $250. Val $200.00 Value—T5e Weekly sa cia P or: — ee Ag! pegs nT a Living. ‘Reom pally "eee" See eekly 60-Inch Buffet. i8-Inch _Extenston } are (he ftaeu PLAS sf Palle il, Pure Cane Owe * # a - Living. -Room Table, Smoker f Ap Table, 6 Leather ‘Seat (hairs, Table $ AO were governing Belgiu they it ay =~ gts ¢ CE-ntral 7045 1329 Washing ton Ay. > Mhone stand. Pedestal, Floor | $ ' Lamp with Art Giass Shade, xl , ‘sisted on people going to work. In Cc. & H. JACK GORDON, Auctioneer he manutfactur~ as the family the most famous og ad. Pedestal, Floor Velvet Kug. wall China Case pair Tor- al and Shade, Table Runner chieres, Fruit Bow! and Silver Cabinet. \ other words, they would not toler- Rosedale Brand: nr. Ends. Bed O tf ate loafing on the part of able- MILK regular lite 25 CANDY 8-Pc. Kitchen Outfit 12-Pc. room u it bodied men. Many Belgians were seller; 3 for.... pine MILK CHOCOLATE—*Spangies: E Mea! = $175.00 Value—t5c W 45 : $250.00 Value—S$1.00 Weekly stubborn and refused to work. So § Cc oO F F p Ee Se ae reguiar 60¢ value. Lb... 39 Attend the Public Furniture Asieties Ra ft ; Brand; , | nge. Pe. 1 Large Walnut Dresser, full-size bow +) ‘ thorities sent them ac ; Tne $1 - Something - teen oars $49: A end Bed, wonderful Vanity Dresser. 50- $ ’ seg ? ‘hea? . ‘e . , Parlor Suites, your own price. new for $9.50 Peery Oe BS Wel 86 or wae APPETIZER—Choice: Fruit Cocktail; Crab Meat Cocktail. i] _Coasianes Merchandice Melirlted. Whetveste and Retell Private Rates Dally diti Pp T 4 d- , Various authors Caii ‘horrid atro- OUP Cheice: Chicken Gumbo: Beef Tea in Tae. : = pV Vine Fae Fe Fa | Piri. Fant 9s, A 8-Pc. ae «gy © i- $49. 75 Solid oak Refrig- cites’ in Belgium. tpon the au- ne eee — Tematoes with French Dressing; Hearts of | y @ roo oth , . ‘ es ¢ : > en, : . Welvete, Cras. $5. 50 oar timate j rs erators, up from. oe . thority of unbiased nistorians of " tmnt A sir ie waa Chicken and Hon Style Dumplings: | onie 0 ang ie i ian elation ast site kn ¥ k ith Cranberry Sauce; Prime Rib of Baby ST. Oo T co { , $8.5 Beautiful cane and velour ie entente countries, we decial a ee ee a : Baked | L sy . . — " ‘ . . tity ¥ Linoleum Rugs, inj left out of suites.. ; Reef, Au Jus; Order Size Black Bass, Lemon and Butter’: Ft a a le > i; . ‘ ROY sount Prano Store OLIVE } es ] no do to the : Bed Davenoorts tnese harg : Red Snapper with Creole Sauce ATCTIONEERS AND ss same 5 tony wl ota $6 45 like new ¢ . old spirit of rancor and mendagity, VEGETABLES—Choice: New Potatoes in Cream; Whipped Po- 3012-14-16 CHOUTEAT AVY. Sy UREENOERY hee a » })\< Pees ? nn ] ’ ec t 4 B be Lima Reans. , t on Meal Gas Range.... absolutely. unfounded: pceteees Katey tine, Beene. one yinequeiits toms: telet: Household Goods a Auction every We nesds y at10: 304 size, solid $i. 50 Large Kitchen Solid oak Exten- | “France, Russia ane England DESSEKT—Choice: Strawberry Short Cake; Iee Cream and Cake Mr. Greeahers Foe from Culifornia and would like to see all his friende ml en Tables eh Mie Met Rie het bel ae Mine fforobe. . Tables bs . aC a ee Gndermancing ne ae — tna heice: Coffee: Tea: Het Chocolate; Buttermitk; Sweet et Wednesday sale. ard to a joint war against Ger ; i é Milk. and Radu eiser. AINE ID OD. 6 RUA ee mF —_ ‘his unde rst 5 R ber th nate dee ths ndine ex. — : —_ = EASY "a ee ey he aie a GOODRICH gy gg ig U. LEONORI nde tren sorte pain of 0 cH | Zi oc pale Re AUCTION Ct \. REDIT 823-25-21 ‘The war had bee "nost arefully SILVERT LLOUN sTEAKS—PF rom aay VUCTIONEERS AND APPRAISERS - = + a “ N ss v bi SP GORE SALLE LIE ALL MENGET ES PR AGEORT EL EE IRE OO SR TREE LIED © } Nese ees, oe , Step im at the Ammex (next [| SMOKED HAMS—Keal — 9g 3001-08; alpel yt f RMS 4 N. 8 th.Sf- ag No ) " worked out at joint meetings ol building west) and get our | smoked; that old country 24 AUCTION SALF EVERY yuway sea0 7 ee 823°25°27 military and navai chicts of the, prices. cured flaver. Lh. . | GOODS-AT PRIVATE SALE DAILY | three conspiring countries. But th: FURNITURE STORE ‘planned for vears and every detail Tires and Tubes at lew prices. vearlings; choice cut 2 oo . ; : 7 TY Sins a ea a Sieh art gh Se Tae Pes A: af . * My my, 8 p&, ; APP Soaks % aa oe i ald Lee —— : PBN it Ae i ae se

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SUNDAT. . MARCH _ 0. 1 — TOR BUS a wa . ‘under 20. to zo to Set _ ne Call Nand i aie fl Wednesday for Low Angeles and Deed aint ate wrote ar, a HB seyssissa se rit it TYSSeease: + 4 eee ee ° reese cess heeoree 53 pe oo : tresses r+ +. eerese oan [.— pata ste asesy. & _ obo were «+ . gin saay. | In loving rememPrance ~ oe our | | VATERS—At Ceyeine. are rednes “net beloved husband ang father, Henry Sy¥ivi a f? arry rth + i! om Be ok Ts ‘att : ; oR T aon of — M h 16. 19% James rs. t > — rg) : Asi : UY . wie are} S $ c MarTCn i . aa . € : si ieria. w ho awd March 74) ‘ } j mn Jose pnhine LV Kaz. we % a a an n : rm 7 r : lov -' husoand of Jeanette oe precious %¢ from wus has Pho Mars asoanes. eee ak sit dem Wnts aa a 2 | if Alfred J. Vaters. oe & voice % * ed rs f: OF T, . P ir ' Ma a is ; : : — . —— ri 4 aa % - Yu } ~- j orm AY * ur Lor ine] oe’ "s pa a = 2» ~ 4 a > . nneeunata ; ¢ . : ’ sey >> ae © m . . Aj , ‘ - ‘ 3 a pee ; ; ' c ified tl gee Murtha S32 Dead. EROTIC FIG. COee ine tate tae teen. | ors. 3 inde! evard. ¢ , Which n : filled p.m. Jett Ra Bos washinston.__C? ; a irtbs. 232 Deaths Recorded. joe , ' a Mie . ' 4 , Sean oe , , "{OCK, : . — . * , ? “a7 a , he wry . . peo me sila lan 7 ouain. in is rtr- } ; P 2 rr? (eT. imorning, Marc? 4 ae MRS 7 R Al HIENS. AND FAMILY. > sLaAl ME . : : Cc l assirire | There were 206° birt end 22° | enn a. ee | The Post-Dispatch reserves the right to reject any quer | Francis avie! ater ane . om a t it re were 292 bir hs and ~ve= | . } P I d f h 7? § or se bp ty mail r annor he ‘ ] 7 Jes — ' oO Ad rti $s leathea re ) a es ae m family _s ‘sonal and telephone calls or answers oy mau 7 : vet . In Jovine remembrance of our dearly be- | , ve semen deaths reported in St. sie last). “UneT srom “Monday, Ma: ersona: @ a toudt- inda ning. ty thin lint gy wie ~ itiam Hacks. | FOCRTEENTR of |Leughborough avenu Monday, Marc f Soi medical questions of undoubd | Sune ning ainimesid ed husband and father. William cKe. URI cH > P . : ¥ fiyv-nine persons 3 y rT: hd ~ y ? f M - mirace aa ' git evi att ention., eZ ¢ ept lett ¢) § On edi ai gue ‘ " = AGSTAFF- -Enterec rit ~~ suddeniy } i 3 ech 4 : ITM ‘4h e1inescary, 2 : : - On the Fo owing ages: . a { eme% 1s? | he? * 1! ea b stan pe a addres sed enti elope. en Tt urs day Marc ‘ mes - wi Th 10 U © Ire t r F rigas 5 Pp bes : : : é race oe . h eR Tt tr ou ble * fj . ; .t*e “ RI NE R = : a : ed si nC erity 7 i ac Cc 0 ipa £ y . r “ee ~ a - . ret: f ‘ f > ¢ on =~ ; bs ste ' is : 7} 4 Dat le 3 An SON, - Es 4 Sibwest ee Adoption be epeegeo2 eee Vee ee* wailites ba) *¢ > s 7s rar “y 1} rhs - _ | Mr K er Het ; ‘ ‘ oy Tr IT ’ of eal a mother mother- and We dnesday even : $ iz Boards ....----- llicid@ee : arridental athe | By ne dnesday aren ie Oo som a ' a + ¥ v= AR Menke 4 Rupp's oe .. L-I-N-D-E-L-L B-I,. A-T }-O-Y-L-E ae 1auel ee ee ee ; pension, oe CHam, -*o* gy en, gaa : _ | | Siseer-u a ‘“% : ign shee DAUGHTERS 4aND SONS by greatest dem $e. - Lost Phone FOrest ©0251. JEfferson 308. (C82 } ad Moaste Sensinen (ol ischer). is gee probably can obtain! in Dp: ae e bought at " Pemaina will lie in state | ily | { our darling mother. Anna Gays. 8:30 p. | Weduain GM i7REDALE-— Lost: Pts e ak for return = — ime nf: tie. io von the blank folders and similar pa- tigen , te 0 | . | " : uhh Sie weer SR 1G - low at! :- the he vO: 1@ ianK tomers a SiMriisaaéd « “o aw ar ate i : _ : Z. ‘ mages ~ wll ~~ 2 ; by departed this ilfe on Marcn | Sot] nena . Ee a 512 CEMETERIES i car srencieus * _ Robert . per articles at stationery shops or, "a! ‘ B | ‘RIBE R.—The ash *: « . Pr | ; kB, > 3 =r oO MR: | A bacistpnes cee 3¢ Washington University Art tre left over from the Paln d into rest on Tues- | And the " | O0R Lap OD G $16—Los “black —_velv . a mm Pitt ay oe ee ff wee © ° cael Jigen carte bee a Segre 2 ? ct co) Anes coil cei ot You . r ° ‘ 8 -30 iit PD , my eo Troe i annot ie Raymond | our dez Pr-in-law A. B—Either of the plumbers LO" c te Se eph A gt ye A ts on Mo “Mare ho 21. at he loss of mv daughter. I lov ed so | SPIF uITU. AL 7 |CAbanne 8606. GaArtield 83251 (62) Raymond Herbet aecar ! , Pe Gitcae Slat the telephone di- = able secure the infor- : gt famiie dence, 2661 Cal: for. | ves gate 5 13 = 7 . ; ‘ a - ; ae asm =e aries ' ' “2 _- -_ — * S , ylain the req Wy} re- » i »T) 4 ti a ne | a ‘ “a a * ; Au ‘ 4 i : apo “aie | CE ; : hi Te? ; in Seacef 1} si#eD : ‘ ~ = ; ; _ 4 out “a .¥ ‘ R i “ + a ad : “ nce tn > + *4 r id Ad ha 4 i wp _ 4 r] iw Vv een ~ é ey ‘ - . ‘onbeie i say March °1.|4, ments for plumbers’ apprentices. LOUISE.—Whether long hatr bisa! ic 7 | — = ‘ELEVENTE : = apa ve 2 * ravel aT eTliu ’ jad arch a : Vent n sbunier™s a aie sk ; aap il : be : rbpapcaad Mes mat a ’ caer a me n ; 4 one & , t ’ i } ob “ad Ss N¢{ A Nahonssese The Pateht Office : i 4 ii Pal : . . . . . 2 ; .' Mrs. . reward. 41° léaho. RI “The Park of Memories" HOFFMAN N-— Ep! into + Yi: sulted abs the articie you de- mn ans’ . an!) Of ir sa po ee meses Bt cael a of pe Ln loving memory of m dat ime im the day. , 5 ie ee Se SPs . __ te) : Maret 1 v4. a R ix = 4 ire c ut- on th Tlas ‘ re f oring the ions “4 atacand y ott oon 1, eat . and | ~14@25 OT : acv me iife thre INE ; r -— Bay rd. ountain - eens 8 He hat oe oe iene - ce Sel andmann), dea . gegen, 5 ae s azo, March 2: > . mit cap rd. iauaheer' of we | Ida Hof 2. We cas recommend | but n det women sri iam eller and Mrs. Edward Dress- oo ee 9 of her jang & ’ | -~ ¥Orest 4 reward . 7 . farti? ’ ; ig ies —— cy? P "7 Ti ow i J Log i > nu - c 7 4 ; - ul = ay at S - - 3 ee reet. to Oak Gro eter 7 EGA! in IFO RA MA TION nf uncl eventieth vear. ) ‘LAL St —— | Rey R Edwards, "1138 Lee 52. Reward. _CEntral 1914 re I ‘ . ~nithen ie A ear nuUusoand ;j at 2 re eenznevoesve . 10 vards downw¥n: re- et eon (‘By a Member of the St. Louis Bar Association, Si venue ay amet” Sols em nd father. Marti 35 26. ge LOVE SitINE SPTr z it THANK YE—I¢ the not | i“ a Pp. W.. & sje emt y rat iif : ee . Services every AD MIRE 4 ae ee hould report | nA nN RS ot _ 2 od . Cemeter Rolative re rpern bee l. dad. ¢ a gp. | day evening. ‘ Pr fy hij * i AC minis- . “ E . 2 | = ¥ oatings ~~ ea ®t tee" , a | r\T EF Zz » *, . f tr 1 - ¥ ii One ie : nas passed since LrOG ' 4 a 307 i aare Evgene He > ; an > é = E— ost: Building, oul e. : i af Cente ae: Seunds pin ners fore, |e * 20S os the Ghock eevere | Deimar bl. mer young mate tee th s1 ¥ ; : with cme ° "CHURCH — Be OF § : “wg: loved so dear z ‘ should " Sam 3. ; + omg ‘ = t+ } ~ aa é are fa ing, he A = “4 : : . | : Grievance | Validate of || Sister Grace Kaler of Kentuck: ‘ing all alone. Mrs B. Wilson. mh pert PO esASA. Linton. ALLEN —- a ill a is 907 houtea qven il] appear | ise ; ey Association -OLD Vy t incon 01 ISTER DOR wi . op In r 1 longing | 4161. West Beile pl r. . brown with white atinnis ee, ne A Per os ST ieaee 13 Le Cd “RB ’ - . ~ . 24719? wate “are ae ve Te : ' tL iOyFa: Loum ~aniatnend 5 me u niy e beck home. sociation of S60UTl. Be. . © ‘reward. —— at aie i aa 4 i tQoese ¥ « ? & . : ; } . . rit eB i ust Ad i Tt} ° eo i = . . pi ¥- " ; t — z ¢ tri lor ~~ + > > tn re” " — S Per 5; é : } ,»* {1 . , . Ty 7T c ? ry ais - > ick A. Allen s! f Ge lof!- | JUENGEL—Asieep in Jesus, on Saturd , | ee ee ae com s turns, but ¥01 x hite ‘} man Quinton o! ashing vo : ; M arch 1%. 192, at 3 mm. r - - ' eR A -_ : ; —— av feral i} CARDS OF THANKS ; i A Ba0 HILDREN. pos female fox terrier . w | -Services at First Congre ons hurct Juengel of 367 mington road, dea necessary unle "ou ¢ ry 4 voC Ta Te tae a haves offered to all our rele- | In loving memory ot r dear mother body brown ears. black marks of head: Riewseg hen f a he mats * Thoms rs. August | : } ser- £90 aS gms 7 gage are ell: ahi 5 Sion Mever nt. . departed this PRospect 32 3326 sealed Webst ves, Mo., Sund ) . tives and frie rho so | 7 : : e | : = ebster Groves, o., Sunda; k naif i ss an Gs LT 19°R white. (Interment Oak Hill Cemetery. hath atl ree 7 Geer = nt’'s license ep necessar! wISs 7 2 . Jp an legally annie Pa VEE! life ome year ago, | 19 c6 e— . = . fox terrier. biack and BACKER—Pnteres jer-iniaw “and aunt at the age of 71| | Chant’s license: ma. ee eo a Fe ET RMETER AND SO% Phe moon and stars are shinin ircle. _— 2689; reward, 3812 Lee av. —Entered : st on Tuesday. ! year ‘ONST A? ne, Marr} a” ae ~yRigano | dn a Se in ee a loneh : a Ten: ——— arch ] 19° “3 } . -. aia . nga " ‘ . ta eo ey . “Arm mies te ors An rade ? ne Circuit | i . ‘ 3 oo . : i « . a7 : - , Ae : ‘ el Tro ! he ; ‘gs “ . on } rr? Y} i i : ’ : . : i 4 i i at : : ee — ss ite col! The ~s0 itz. ¥ * OQ} e 64 5 ‘al ~ : F. 5 9 he : a . . . Oa . a - . . cr ' ¢ 4 7 c _—— . : . } t's : 2 - ; .7 a : . lemon I ase . a re} f 2 : mr 7 “4 4 ¥ - 2“ ne oOncord ; Le - appoint ed OV THe wovernor ¢ : 7 ee 7 3 , ar . = . ; - " - s ‘ a ' Py “ ‘and Tanti —_ ™ ‘ 7 aint ond : “ aP | Fs athe 4 1] ; “4 ; Stet ; strayed from 3416 Alberta. Marca “te. I fi re | 2707 North pated | soon ( . » « 2 a Ty i hey MUS i ~ : ri* , . s ot y fei i ~ of SS RCRMOCS ee eer eee ck nets Ber and eranaiather, at the age, of 87 year MB—You mas ame in her business, after her ||, "iu:"imany’ relatives and tnends for | HER | First Spirit Associatiagl 330% i © i “f ; > j "T+ te 4 5 +? “? . : y . ¢ 4 cr é . P 7 - » \ : oma 3 7 z ; . l . us § = 4 . o - . , ° -= ,F 4 a . | - - a . ~ - ; - had - Ay oa . . : 7 e * tei wr ' .- Seer ' i ¢ : ~ pote rae “ ‘ sipinastie a : * eee ; oe : mires ym ae . - as i In lovi? 1f memo! 2! . ms bie hie, NEW THOUGHT CENTER, ; Bi “col Le e puo. 3 re } 7 ] : . e ra J} 87 @TD! SPerTit i a é . ‘ ; : ~ ; « . ter Evelyn Loddek | a . Bay nti , “32 “ iF , oa pot ~ (+1 an Py 7 “9 rd , : » ; I Be 4} j ‘ hy 5 y o f Tt Yo " u ‘ eh . i¢ r ; ad ay r re : a r Bi on 4 r +} ; ‘ ‘ : " in and the life March o> 1! a Zs ‘ W rij , dae ecor ee . ggg, = oer - | Paul - ter} | men it r remarks mad meet Car men's i oo : Three years have passed sine call oa 0 ‘ost. Boston terrier, female, sie : ns ; Fs | | our darling hom : ings. harness answers to name : oe TY Se ole earrctaguinaicind - ae = ie aS AW = GG he bon geibert ss Church \lermen ». os ‘tery 7) Lnive ; } mri ‘ Z rck Tl y omit ' v . . _ cmeter, : ; . es ‘ze midnicht ‘a? . MEDI AT Ql UE i] al i : oie ae . g i]. . i sur hearts she |p m.* Ww : ‘ around 1] 4th and St. ule. 2 éermi | E—On Sstarday, March 19, 1927. at Krag (nee Schwetz) of 3927 Humphrey. ‘ C. . ve wish to thank our kind fries ingers stil SUNSHINE ME ward. 2711 XN. 14th. beh . ‘ : 7? . ; e . . ; ’ 7 }, r Nti- g . me “ ‘ . ‘ . the . ; : . 4 . P So wt) end then, ’ oe. “ mn Ford truck. ' { 4 e aur gage tT} f if 4 OT] 7 > * ; mm bar ilisk ee 7 m E ten and Dei mar bi. A. Keppler. Diagnosis or treatment of individual cases will not be given wo teaetita A ‘pules tour | When 1 am called with thee to epend| HARMONY BE 911 Lemay Ferry rd : _ - ‘ 4 ‘i ete oni ais , 8 — = ein : j if : - eS oes ch P “e yf erin . " - n ha ni . P Re > ¢ : 4 a6 ri} - ) ’ , Ann 3. tor-T a pwr T. who depa t= 2 ~ S . : . neck piece. an ja mil a NO, OR a re eee ony, | arty tein. Samuel. Morris, Meyer || low the a Tae: Seen your | City Hospital at any of le for their kind. conseling words: also | this life March 17. 192: 7 body welcome. Mrs, Kanoum = picked up by two boys. S969 Fass: cS ~ 1Q°° ’ ’ 4 7 : ‘ . . re ’ o V« ’ . . 7 p ga? ra Tt , -_, Ti Léa) i aad Tries ene cemnene . . » ome «eee Sidney ; ‘ —— ag 3 ; n sion tee ie Tetieciune oo whee os AO» eee . Lar bet nm. Dia ae eQ iOdDa ; ‘Tr an ister 1 o, Rie teopth re a Le ec ~— wee ‘ : ' Porc } te , 7 7; - PORERTS : in ~~ 133 a aan t NIZED , ——o hushbar qo Ol Leonor: aneyr i ok Yaar e rig . “lec Lear See? ioe in . ate rig hey th} : h TD? ] Yh \ a ous scour gece eg agg : " ss , : oe ‘ Ss nm gh le 'ferson Jae we" - ee ° 162] fpitwe r Fi ner ; Ua von Ti} ' nia M rae Fu: , ’ ; - ts B . " 3 ” 4 7 47 l > “a atl at ae 1 : : “oe =" - mine \ . ~ aioe extes Ort AA eit : 7 , sag . = , wcky wal ' STATE AS ‘AND NAT# Da + > Le i + a cow ard. Vv ? ‘victie S28 Pearl dell ....1021 Dillon 21 9. : | Saedean aventn dm tamios weak ac at. ere worn : e gb Ra - ae my tridean aud relntiees fot Ube bate Se ed on ee & ee ee ECON ane iA 2 well, March Wit shell: im . came, _oacel gay Acinelli ... 4315 West Papin ODEMANN— bo \ ree . a (e7 URIOUS.—Your brother houl YATO' he fee for Ose 2 . Mee len ‘ | a ee | i: = aan ” Traian oe March 16: between Visitation convent Theresa Avanzolini . 717 temas | ; = hliood 2 ts atio!r > 3 on oh aAmoun - ‘ F ia the a here, 2 ant f Pre rou vou sto: . fl TH: ; 4 —_ ~ E end Pad« Hrii@ee or on Suse reward. Cail 1s 1927 George Titt . ... Webster Groves clingin Ss. ; = > @ PRidge 16184. Lina Runger! ‘and oc....Wedstef Groves heask deep and ian ’ 4, meee ee GLOVE—lLost fray } Charles M. Fricke .... 4739 Adkina Ke ware. FOrest 8026 ' i ; . r weit : MO OU Ait w Wet i ae : ana sanifarion que a27T1tOnS D ubli aes ¢ ap rbiee ae « Fe er aiid iets wf he “ a na , = Waka ifr? SF t? }e | 4 “ 7 hava. ~~» “a . } oe = - - . POge mam and tl 4 u wd 4 a: isa! Oe father 0 hetween the tests jodemann, al ies and- Fred na. lenata nten and n atiwe te Bul ' ; I a and grand{a- i ° ‘ ; gw 2. i Q at i Co = ¢ ry @ oe bt ew ‘ S$ AXD DAUGHTERS. Miidred Drewell ... -+.-2841 Madison oo oC H ; Zimmerly. laid to | ~ William H. Pickens ....719 Whitter Mre. Patline Johnson... 3536 Clark Arthur K. Miailies .. . 1001 Alien Verna Pul -aee+. 4230 Cleweland other gron- to} near Hamilton. ~: a es. nptnanetnes, Ailen N. tty .2526 Hows Marc} Ge SS Pe nm emete eceaeaed Var lismis n a The JOT - aggro es ae ra ae stig ? a saree % ' ii | a ‘ = pr ee om ere? he OW ard - - » Fi : ‘ ‘ i t eu ‘ ; ; . . sj s 1 r) i. = t : . ife Tr} “ | — bh juin? i ty a ; ‘ te > i ~ - * + 3 = 4 . w _ Jeanette Robinson. 2626 Howard , George + uddensick._ loved | Was a membe - 7% o. ic} |) someone é' We not) co ae coor tigggtis alien ate "we gi het Beane - h er tri “ne'er ports es et. | 5 Fri s ins. Gas oer © n. emp Outed ....6..;, aN 7 3 u (r sae hee LNo- Potered i rest on’Sat- | ent o je diagnos! / i aanits a calee see tere ik >) MRS. FP. R. DWYER. ') We took when her life ent _—- See = ; 7 nor ’ a +e+++-1006 N. Tth aie’. aa done Satter od 2 “ “ meres ae Sat sae ol F oat | Hospit at any o he clinic: M1 ey | yr v0] : her life was sD - EIGHTH : on 3 ost, $5 reward, retorn to Saraa- —4 CB : UOC ~ . tn . i: . ror or.) I ar at ‘fh. n . — P - . a f . i te! ding t h y sit : ) A ie iQ Li Faiion , aber “i " Hiner « ‘ reset 4 do t di . a ae » Chy license attached, John W. Pilo 557 Louis avenue, Sunday arch 2% 5 i Joaen oe = ind ; any Ome ; eterna aren Ress i ° ? aad ‘ : Verla may APES OS .1629 Carr wt i & . si . a ; as (1 wes | ane ri ranamather. — Sl ———————— ‘ ueimche imc intTy suse aes —— " . gy io i ; 7 a f e prenk 28 Sa: ae 3149 lows av. | BUSH — Entered into reat o: Pre GB on ae - ; ; : 7 eg Bros ndertakers. _ : pn M: : Pridays. #2 Sapo BERS REPAIR RK seen Schweppe ........2306 Palm st. | 10:20 o'clock a m.. Scott: to ndas Mareh &t) ‘3% «clock | oa . . bi i MRS. INNIE HEITZMAN AND FAM “and FAMILY -} |. THIRTE BURR i of 50 90 Washington ake Simmerty 4168 M F. Bush, beloved hus! Sarah Bush! vp. m Cr ‘Station. Inter t at | PALMER--On Thursday r |) Rms 5 Entered in ‘es Frida 1 oe a eee - rs. Tuesdays, 2:80. : ~ Lost: ¢ ee oe ncheeter be LMOV EG i; Via . : ail : : , nA 4 e » 24 nreriwneot Ds " PA pas 6ou : » ’ + " a * cys - P ~aies ; ~ . . M e Caniilion 3009 Kos , y | linet ide Palmer, husband of avid arch : 5 p. m., Stephen : . i | Jarting son.. Merries sae fema: * Oseulh av. — . opnel | ed uc, ms 2 i PR , laude Paime! ~ at “4 . ° . ‘ “ar - mk our man) mi Tai Iris Oo our 6aring® ax so = 4 ; — a | Fru bh T > ent Fuah ci | om i } - father of Eiu ood > R use 5 ~ a v = v2 - : 2 i : Sere : ’ AP fin : ’ nan . a) : : mi hs a Pda’ ( lj ts 9 v@ars aco Ma reh A | a ' bn , t? _ P| At East St. Louis. our dear brother and brother in-l March 1® ee cece, | Tener a aicte eeplbiens fet van and dear brother of Josep): | relatives fy Jur laie sad hour of bereave- | It is just two years.’ Morrise. darling, | lake. edaye, 3 MME Glenda Prone Kirkwood 10846. ; P ord— Lurelia Rush B . : : from Arlt il pe ro ar e er. ai et x vt ; r 7h: P } — ret ; — R Lap Jas * vst art Be ae . “ 6 j be b - . 4 » ¥* ry ter csr Si the —_ “v5 3 " ver hu ; aad |} Zeke have Dassed an av - ll hes ave 4 . a — ‘ “ , - im north west part of James W. ns. St. Louie—Marea tr i » at ols ware Mond a: _awum “Te Kk roeges ed 5 rears Uuive, Ingay. k — oe ore at ; at ie An dear | ry . Alien, and ! ut st you are aiwavs in our nears aarll, Cabanne 2 with name plate on leather Mead. Summit. Iii. , Seba : A lelnona Maren . - > tage al , ; eloved . J 3 ; Aull 1 and Ses yet ; oe. ao ame * 2 Oiit seepage: Sapa Pry x tiful lora! ffering With each yer ig a : si ; a on — ple ane “** = name of Nigger; reward. : . Mo —~Elizabeth | Calva : tas iaantind + * war Mone! Pec NOTA DO i — aw " : ors to en aay ae 5 OE We rae y n Li . rie “_ : ai seat 5eA 2 +3 : . ot ; ~ i fax wauiiiicaiaiiilii , , = - yoy Ce m : . ” . ‘ .¥ 7 “ " A ? } * r). ; ‘ | a ADDS 4.4 . ~ vaV ata i ‘ : . a n oe " A : _ ? = be “ Weeks. a M ee ; i. ‘ . ; ‘ar mde ; ; ca S| aki - - ‘ ~ : er , rs} r¢ satZ : Tha . th things we 4 j - Uneertai_ + crag P POLICE Dot Lot peace 4 | e« ‘ ‘ . eirte - aiabe ay: BIRTHS RECORDED. ) ) . aed C Price. 1BOSA Good tau R4i7a! by Lv omy ; ie as omelet ' Pran lew Jr r dear grandn Fernands 4 wother-in-) * 3 r nik a. Ss mu an cate aioe Vie nee, Morrise. darii a - oS ; Rev.” ' m.. William! No. 766. Rey rca nuk a Re rae veare ; 9:24 Sadly muisse ETER - FA iTS Wt ! ne ae , Fran i? cal “Bos 2462. i ot-Dieeate ch sd SEE PA q +4 ~# call Riverside 12223W - yew . ’ > Le . " 57 - ; j GE ; ‘ i er “EMETERY LOTS—2 lots 8 57K hee & —Lost. 3-lnk. gold. with keys: te a Oak Gro ves _ reagonadie oe ece f« _. ws 12 st. _ Dre hima EMI 'T- rial Pare. | ’ REAL ESTA ro & : Gk eee with Life-Buoy 7 a 1W: reward. ta” a : ; acy , . T +s ’ 7. % ie ; ries, at . 7% r ? ri? , ’ saat yiliew : : , — . . at Ue . . . > vy ° ; *> * ry» . te. ; . 7 " peg ‘ mt ‘ha Ca es a . . . % ey 7 . ‘ : } | - ris; t ~~ tae Fe 4 a4 4 os ‘ " ct , . , ; thi a. ; : . _ —— — - : ; whe a eee 5" : C a4 mB iy nb é BRP ee ae ore | 354 DIEASTBAC H—Eniered inte rest on Fr Sedumet Wine’ anh a a a Sm ey ! y residen ae eter oT tee nnd ee ng, Brey. | yeurs ano e but not ferreiten - stn ied out 84 SW 4 Ww BAG—Losw af lg : : Ds x 229_Section_l.___Lelndeii_* . — ¢ poseday: 9 S717 “ lay aren cy? . | MeCl AIN—) cay. Ma » £8. 2927 BR a t 4645 Natural Bridge : Ww I ‘ Ml : a. flea =, , ’ th : : M: } re. ' , : iss iLJ)e@T Ss! Teac [ abetted tare mT LPO es ‘ . ; ‘ + ‘ ~ 7 rr ti : . : ‘ ! *T) . ‘ De AieRrus bee © ' | ‘ 4 © i} ; > . ; | -HLE™ * CE VETER ' 5443A Cologne. a lect of tt " hag rine . Sine si ote. i asia a = = i ——e iijam. Clar: : mi ate aed ‘D> MR: MUI EMA: a : : : « ft ; i . Meat rm : = i : ; . eos, ee ‘ a “ P ra 2 o 7 4 : a D : . ; RALSTON— A: Ne or ity: on ThUrSs- gear daughte io a " ' bent wh Dp: da thi CEMETERY c ay Mi aren 1 i ‘ Ja a NAISLON } t. illic P fs sinters € 3. : , ml . . : ‘ > ; s } ash : w Re 1 =e ie i a . ae ; .. . LETTE Cc , isba il Use Ri a BU } i ; : ; ? 2% : : iAJ - é yd ec 459! i Ke “S a . - —_ J — head reward V I t : , i La Rif t -N , : PF: 3. 5 7 « . me : Pr es ? — 1 rgirii: t 3. ag yt ; ‘ . “ . . T Rens v ‘ ci? ." 37 3 i : ae. eo : — . bis aide o lara Sutton + L,. OFOLS bs renue._ Wis veo a CEMETERY. i as, e ] ark section See * re : si 0e7 lax larence Raiston anc rs Al phense “Dur. niapenincanitt titties et ae g r me r bejoved &- reasonable TM ne Dis 7 Peon y 45. 18 ! McHE NR kntered — ai t> RI ese: Pi — : “oe oe e bP. ” 7 nd naewe. TZ—e1 nt: F = eine ihe - no ‘ ’ — Si — has IP De # —— BE) TERY Ore— — lote in Oak a , : me : ani 642: 1 : . Ven larei Se : ' as Wor : ternoon. Maren ti. at =r Mz | A: lus, George J . ; 2arnt “Er ] o> prs — ‘ | y 4 D. | mat S16 PERSON AL—Partee @ ey 4 : aaa ” hi : , . , ' Ne ro eg ms. “ ee ae ead ' : iseed A Z i fil eu “i pat = oa a . ‘ “ Pui dav eo bor “nen -_ 3 P i ttle be s ¢ = as DY . } “eT Meo} — L a - oni - = i M nea, a Stor yee ki’, 7 3 4% . ‘ bei 5 oa : wai” re A i } oe ‘ Fe rk : . oe s . . : iv : Reis - rT ~ 14a ar wh. 4. . Rooerpman, 4024 Meramec. | Cho: ie”) | Len ah age Fn a cae. dee an lanes os 3 oe ok oer | a 2 ar Gee a oe bein i rn seek lee eee rove. cheap. Box ; yERSONA we oar > "ede. Gan oGuire. 4437 Pershing. ~s ; , Pome Sil aiid lee te ie enema suit ce oe —s father.in gages ae iin ong | aa ~~ ¥ __ i) m3 spreciz EMETER ati ——S- era . oy om F oe’, Sore tires Tum end ce ae Penns! ome ate a Oy Saturday a 1! " aa: -— Nee eh Rite m Saturday. Mar - @ farhe : a : Kime! vipa liv : Box W-~ Dette Canin te * a __filland S6_p. meily b: : fis ody : , att. te iio f m.. Arno ' Ovex lus ema , x ; 9 ea a . a “FT Y LorTs oe Pam » . , - in10 — PeeOURET « meena aes , a K ME ER’ LAYT PERSON AL — Daddy. = 4 > x pan CARPE. SENT NN Capeatind 0 yt an “ROP ao g ‘ 1P2 7. Jaines . A . , ' 5244 Gilmere. s. Georg izie r ur dear wick : waa aud of Jessi¢ “mt im rounz | ae Teeettmeen Waren) 4 bane! 2007 PATL BURKHARDT. Huebend. ee tit jocated. sectic Oak Grove 620 E Alabame (im whi ory : oe “ a vec father f Orman and Arn = i nil ea tf _ . , wtheiag and CHITURE ore . r le _ ight wanie you. Ei ler. ' Funer : : : iar : ~ ire 4 nate “sano =. ott He ay" ae 1 ‘Pte t : - ; ‘ age . : Ca ee al . P ; , ~ — . : ' Toa cei If ™a . ” helena . Payne. 2tle ‘ aergand court. | 20 odiamon! renur Ti ri mr hi ae SS 4h BI il € e lary f po ea: eu Tm rest Frid = a Aone § » . ‘ ‘ : ; : . a ' 13 ~ . : ¥ i : a "a ¥. Daws 'D "TILING Pil ee 4 ~~ " ” . 4 .> | a ' 3 . : - 4 > b \ - . ’r'¢s 7 oe a CL} : u ¢ Lé 1 7 ‘ . +> - ¢ } ‘3 ; > ton? ; . ; Tf} i . j . : , gre tec! _ ;WOSrDo t yr : ™ « LuUSmi ' a : os si 1. oe we Bs . | : ; riko 7 . sells ss * ‘ : a os ' ; esr. +. ‘ : . ; : a 4 " ~* a4 _— . eo: ae at 4 : t} : , . . F — ss a BURIAL PERMITS. Rose Dreiling catettel. dent enn. Beresine at | Bros. 7 . a al | ts » Tom Arthur J. Donnelly's par. 3 wed so dear ne ie rome ' ; " : /, a . vr 3 ' ? os . eee . reotie ‘ Povey. oy “Renard inner S } a4 Pa ier e Xt " : \ . . "i i cA i : i “weapon il an: gyn a ; 6 : harg ail. ti) 28. 2623 Ra! awin., ; ; arm ; } : ‘ mi e era! ter sah : Se! bad a ag . .. ¢ ug! ‘> ba : 41 ; oe - : ‘ %. . J , ‘ , on | rik : Try« . P : an . ‘or aye - a —- —s “> a ears? ; é. ‘ 3 Tr eer Euge nia An , orry-t year. chines am : r + sepeaneiincam a aes é “who depart Pgs weet Sgn mee geet es "a i Joan Ar se toe. — een ;. ti. « MOR PFIT—Or March 19 19°77. in the &4rh | Funeral fom he ister-i “ : wed 9° ” ; ; — = . E rie yoet- gg eG wat ane » Doel Pore Bias" out. . = year of her age. Elizabeth M. Garrison, |}aw. Carrie L. y! a i i i : sudceniy. at Detros nd pain e on’) a ae ~~ 2700 ~* Es » pene Oa ’ ? : . { am? ~ 2. a AT Meas an ot 2 1 Sp: ak Setate sah “Sia ig ata) es SPar 38 ve ars. ‘ M ee ’ . ‘ Mason Morfit and mother of T | Monday March er mm Mondar March st & 3 pondiaiped -_ : . 5 ah : me im ft Si. 301 S ‘m Clack street | n. Dr. John C.. James C. and Mason | halla Cemetery. oes - ' ~saiey y iT | Perguson, Moe. to SS ohn and Je . awed ne ventions oe Maite ad Colts Mr nad ee Lae. eer I he linger in — SPECTAL OTIS — ' Chureh thence te Calvary Cemeterr = ine! rom tare Bs a en e [ mm aor. | Se ateres into rest etl bl - ier ¢ : si nD : Sadly "ij t by 8 +s i aie q : fe ai inte ¢ ‘alhalla Cemete = t2! n mily resigence. 2775 es Pe ee ‘as . Thepatch on Mara . DWYER —Departed this life a: St. it Valhalla Cemetery. Ostendorf. deariy” belove of the late | cass ave = eiaiae ste wf 1 sad but lovin SEES Re ens S\ ~eeparaibie tor depts, Seam . . i , ae wt see wm 7 meh Lat . o Ty - ; . ‘ 2 I } e ‘ : Hospital, W ecinesda) Mar ie, 2: ol | Pridar. March 4 x gine. aileiio 7% » o- ~ & JF eo Cieer Primer! : sivary > hushen nid ther loves , . 4 Ja ¥ le - ape tat lt pw. &.. APRA Scott Yer. reiic f = Neorg ne aang thine ee. % Reube: - f ma RK! be: at aiva@l ae, ae Be. iJ. DOs Wie a tae oe rok . —e:” [memes : rer ; i” cle ; “te : aad Ay , . a ‘ : £44 ; -" : : fy - : . : hs : ¥ 4 : ag ct, % : a . | = Rake si 4 . “en 4 Michael Be Dewy . by : ’ er cenrp mtin Mullen ~ : — ws 5. . 2 oe oat March ®0 1Qe4 Se AL NA “4 Rf ' 7 “AND BRAGEDA eae = " - " . " Px ’ ; oe ‘ : ‘ ‘ a a “ i 2 : ; art « : “ ~* : . ‘ | oe : — . at ‘ .* ; a “ae pant a . a ct Py r ext bos Tahiee . . irrentten “ 171 ‘ ‘ ‘ teow a " ; od Tay unt. 7 “ ? ‘> ha . . i¢} . 4 — . e" . . : ‘ } : 7 Mh ey r= wet » am), . aear mothe et i and David Mullen.jwech's ¢ a=t4 ih: Mies + SAGO s , “ iT aetetmedl by hi WI? HILDRE: State of eo | il! ) : 3 , : OCs oe -¥ 2 E> 8 a8 , am a nig gee 7 ho Loved . 2 ee IN«t; CHURCH ~“e , Nat it] = — WwW ate H — Leet: — “2 -_ 4 ad » . . . : ‘ " I 2 f _— “ P 5 - - - ~ £ : ’ . “a3 5 | fu | Tet r rulevard., (Nd Cathedral Charch, 5... gyre eg rs. Blanc: o St. Augustin irch, red) m1 | ; Po meee = . : | . | bin | Sean Be oe Bg Ba 7 ” £7 dha tee pane Winco dtlleg ay er, an } , ther of Maz Sommer - degr | . | per. Sunday 3 » Tuesda » mm | debie contree oom — ~wrard. CoOlfas re he to Calvary Cemete: . m and our de aS : 2S j | : al ) 8 nce o> phew and fries | st" WwissliXN—?T oat ; ‘ b ary oe : - ‘ yh PY. ities night. Miss ida. 2809 Ri air, RICHARDSON —Enterod rest Frid: wa. ae bison ee: | (SPIRITUALIST CHRISTIAN ~ PON — at ; ‘ rs bf it tiday. March 1927, Der . re Aces See Man pari ~ |i 3 : ; + me open cally. 61° > Easton. “er © a eos - Senna tiesliatinns o s ee . - dati | E. B 1 in atler) of 19 Teo 18 od? toe ae 5 yt A alg oil, , Troup ET SERViCE—Monday. Fri ¥ r 7 , : vel A sapin ‘ . BOrtue . MU NOZ—S widen: an ‘dat a . { - ue. ae , ‘ a Ty i TD Oe Fier & é ar} 2 ida s 1 the I wilt — t be 4449 Olive street. Sorda p er. ~e ote : . ; OF te : a ) and A. W —— ey oncentrate Pe. =. 203A Easton. - eon trac ted after ‘ment Oak Grove Cemeter ic tn + BB ae ao Mune aes a ei, spr nee = . ‘ nt pres aon _— | THEOMGNISTIC flower le tune heims Pipe. ee ey isto) rest ¥ : Mu: dear fathy t \ t ~* ‘une a hardson Jr. agp I ~~ . Retains Marek 3a | tae > 1% | Tharesday. & pp. m. Sas . & ar. | ¢ Signed) § = “ e' rhs j o2.atee t ’ : 3 IT Mune? -* , , ; : : : ra. : ar? ‘ a>. « ha i ; : ont? ‘ ’ a ae mentee - a a ss : cacggeeenenennat per ee on Sunday. Marrh a a ‘}" ' ‘, se? . “> y 4 —ees oe funera! iin ry cit ‘te al tqrer rete ‘. “e rs ; 3 ty ty +? t ‘*. ilkin ena ; i SPrRri Cc AT CHRIST! SS : : : : , : : s ‘el bas Fish. beloved brother « L. boulevard at Boyle Notice ¢ setner @ unt. in her fifty-firet yes veg son 6 ‘TAIT a Mart! iiking | } -D; weeny. 3 - velopment | Fish me later int “tt at Havana Cuba. | "3 i f legehats han d ou ar brother. brother ws During 1926 the Post-Dis- | ¥ ednesday. 2 2 _™. LT18 Blackstone, ry ces at Wagoner chape!_ 3671 Olive ROR re | Manchester ave Mc 3 arch 2 cle. in hi vent; | a! , atch printed 40,427 ! CHRIST CHURCH — oi0 Cass. Sunday and | etreet, Sunday. March 20. at 2» rm. [n-! on Ta ntered mte rest on Friday. | 20 9. m. Interment: Ya! . ii! Ne : t th ae . , = Fey agp roman Thursday. 7.50: Tuesday. 1:30: Rew. Pet- | gea~ raion | Ma . 3 therine ? Heip “Wants” — 9548 more | ors... (-@9) — 51 0- terment in Be! lefontaine Ceme ter: PSO eee T — TrrT T-Wei"Gh.. Gectmiinwe oct Wud wre AT ER-— on | the THREE other St = H CHURCH Sumday and Frida+ Hote! isis & Entere: mte reat ¢ , : a ‘ . . ne "y Patt v en a ; 5 ; , ; t io t4 rest . tucds ; us ’ # os ' . 5 “F'} ‘ i} ; . ‘y : oix. — Or eureay mar Py F 4) tx y 4 2. —— . ~ ail z ore : -_ a Ma h 19 1927 | 4 5 tS. f Erma £73 ie re | Femee (ea re ¥ than ~ , ‘ Tuesdays and & *tnesca: * at ° 352 5 fs ees 2 Kari x y ! liar and our ‘ y law. grandmeth-i. ot hit MS yp cn lh aati - nfoin UNGAR—Entered p» : o Peugiie 9 Louis newspapers combined. Pe Te Wasner_ and ether: f-@@, ek cictenarers ' Ee ister-ip-law and sunt ® heriAser menther ' . Raden G carer. Mareh 1s mue: { i irar'+ 4 L. CHURCH—services Weanes | DRI ¥I Cp ~~ Lae. - ~‘ arn Wier ris | af ~~ eo 2 rf. , - , Rickte me sin "aan 8 i rich » aebasid om ota | nga ee ¢ ee 4 ‘ wut - "Vv avenue. Monda , » mad IY deme ge an” eres «I ned — vay ars a” ert @ Paplanus. | Mam One, (ine — One, ne 3 = , aUTH— Runday ana There ' Ls a ioe « P ’ Fe 7. .. 4 a ' ‘yin - A ow (iri * tien . a pia — na Fl live Guctaee ae ; runeral Tuesday. March 2 m.. | grandfath: ee ee Tuesday. Friday. & ». DRIVING to ; mS eet aceiinne wi Ones a Deceased. was . from Math. Hermann & Sons <! " ate | the reaidenes. S221 Miaete| "2. = ee #6134 ‘ ; and Vorei Woodmea Circle, — ae . oe ee, Pictignen! ovens. pare unday. March 20. ai 2 py. tm. to - | OF CHRESTIAN TafTH— oa ~ ™ y. ~ * - : ~~ ». . arty : ? (cr) jm Siew Plokec Cemetery, Mount . * (¢ ms ges end Bartmer. penent ., epusaiaes wt

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12 rose “~~ 8° 900 ROOMS FOR RENT, With or Without Board—Is the place you have been seeking advertised here today? _ROOMS FOR RENT—South j#§§ ROOMS FOR RENT—South ROOMS HELP WTD.— WOMEN, GIRLS CANVASSERS « and SOLICITORS ROOMS = BOARD_CITY | ROOMS WITH oe | ed house: ROOM—Or share apariment, with teach- DELMAR. 445 = a demenataenestons ’ bead prigetiinengisiaanten t R - >. « u r r =" é os > “ae ney MEN rnish UABAMA. 6749—Lovely turnishe ouse- - GRand O42 -) | he or r double at = ae FOR RENT West PROD LE IR en. fats geet ae SES Ms wh r ' rT r ~ cae ere em 90 se » = —~ 2 cam also eae «ilk Rid | ROAR , un -~PHERSON IS 3—Fr: 7 1G , + - Re : “ > S Ar nae 0) youn ne | M. poner ‘i cals. ne So | ~R pe redatapg wane s keeving or sleeping rooms: private home. er, comvrenient. G. a Re . ilton. = + en st - e nes - . 4 — - " “ “at ALLEN °$49A—Furnl ahed frant , oorT ROC _m— Furnien 2ec or unf wT rnished 4 " CELMAR. , 5393 —Thirg | soy ei! T i= 42406 —C ‘orm? fr? able. hy wnelite : garage r fast op furnished sleeping —eing of @eeping rooms. privat “WY yon ee ee ee - ‘a. ee = oe. da ee . ‘ a ; i = ~ « , . . —— = ae SHIRT MAKERS —On all © ACTOR To well photo coepees; ood | motners_ care. Colfax S047R.___(c} | -Mmeale:_trevtable asekeepine. reesonable, free phone. — ” | tional, “Grand 3185 c80) DELMAR. 6808 Nig ao za 2 afte t Stedic. : 522 ROOM ANI A RD Fo; ijes en Did red CPEs ROU —Single re iy NDELI.. Sool OTH PMObE! Mmm SAS 9848. BRnom oriva e fam —— F": r n rut = iG r 3 —_—— eats ne | parts ; operators on 1 nion & LIC ITOR _ ee aieneds Meee ome ae re) : meals mona bie Arkview 3i 389. z “‘CaSOT. RR See CAINE , aparimen privat ait . : a a “ eee ~y - aes sane PY 2 % ~ mia med au tae lady or a bs +4 oy ae . pre fT) n ; , + it mr . a pelos” seen gD -p oO oe = +* ivat ‘ Ifa * risTiu r cs ; . r Tw £m . ~ a enc pas ted: $7 were and beet os . a — wecomd-f'¢ — Se ye ep T ae i ‘aoe ___Phene Vict x wee we SEI Main” ak rR, . i? esi MAR. $3 iwely : 3 . owls furan shed examiner, also paces gers .}. n. Mr. A. Hepp. 27434 Chere. vemence st 35 ee e cooking } SLEEV EA AND TAPPER— a ienced. = =&= DEMONSTRATORS a hea ag Tw pads ni. alll BE =e —— ~~ ge Ca! Monday mornnig. Dinks Parish Laun lad bet x "> and 40°: for o out ' , : haps - egy o.@. x 3 i +; MIs CR ett oe Aia S hod ¥ ‘ ne i agp , o + ry, 3 pe’ ; ; - oe .e' . ° ; . ; > . , " hee ; : , ‘4 Z ‘"4> . &: Lee ; ~. ’ ne . pone rm = | : i ; at . —— SPOTTER Expetisne “d milk dresses , ime DEMeNce not necessa Te apie 2 ge men Om 4 , boas i furnish “s on - : re ‘iieai vm , ee be, pestis” Pal ee Pie ay ' ; ) aa: § ees : ete Kopelowitz Bros. 920 w ashington, iifth atte ws = orang By 08 tr rete | 2s es - : ; Se Se deeneeiemenie private aan ane epi : ) Al iv N ; S17 : : eli moee. im SF. and 2 Peom suites. ning . ' : } i .% : or} le ’ : . : : Pe — a : t p ‘ iS ; TOO} : . . } : rnis Bar i ‘ 4 4 he , “NAL Re ~~ . ID : OM ; } sua C ‘ ha} Fy: : ; fu: iahed ‘ , US 3 2 Beran. ~e . eckeePing: a.s0 & PDD py igs eee yh Centra Se . ‘ “ «? a 3 ] ‘ ; , . a”, - ‘ ‘ Chas | - - rT . ; * — " e ? 3 4 ’ 7 " ol at - ~é . . a 4 f 4 b> 3 a bet © wi «2? STEXOGRAPHER—Must read notes ac | 41 Sia ¥—Tho: “— ym and bo: ae penienc a = er “ge i ope eee ————, | bedroom. connecting sun room: hot-water , S030. moder view Pe conveniences. (8) cUrattiy. Ngee ts 4522. dante. : ae Gaede aioe cine > aN] 7) _- :' =e ; — Teg SOc - -tmdell &T4e + SAL I Neat u $i mai | heat: e famiiv. and 15: — —_ : Soom, $8.50. ST ca kites it steak " : . one ze : ‘ ia ; : ’ : ‘ ’ ; os bi ; rs fs - 2 8 . 7 ' v Crs] 2 5 | “3 ; : - . Ti. oe = x — ° 4 ‘ Tnens — i furnished = / se dl chance for advancemet. Dar i (Conta : ec “| ge 8 ~ ~ 7 recta ; “ = = — un : =~ ae a Ra ‘“ - :, oe te . - i 1s . —_ a ~ ™ ‘ r 7 — ¥ by ced , ‘ _—s _ . . . j o> F saaties - . ] . cv ii t Le t . 3 all d ~ j : . 8 » Ce., 615 N. 9th. 7th floo z ESLAUIES over 28; experience un POs » oo om ones * og tone i} served room ar adults: wm 7 ; 3 ; : Wit Nn , ays 7-——Room and board for 2 | MAPLE, 554S8S—Nicely furnished: gent | - gg elie | LAI 4 aio _ aoe a . _foom. adjoining beth % or 4.330 A— Housekeeping DECERESI state exper ASLA DIES 20 x, ; \ a : s1ad0* 2 o *T Pin } ‘Oup! cf@llent , : bt Eat ~~ . 79 . BLAINE 42 35—2 ho ern _ Mmocerr. sn MTS. _*Ce? ) R: i don uw Tt — ET ; 74 tI ; 3 " 3 > i. — apa ‘ 4 —— 4 Tt mt Ee) y .Weall. : ‘ furnished \. ‘of!- Spach . . . . 4 See ae ae Cb . é . ‘ “ get ; on . 5 ay é «i eee: I VOT . , , + ec : > “—e “ : E ’ os pimni wg ry at, “YY am 239 Onl Y tie , : 28 ” oun Pea ser 1a bie . Ege , , . c . 4 = r . on “ + > . - - : : vs b > dn - - ss * - - at os niend ry ‘ ‘ rid : : § a e f — - » oe . — or me Ceimeias 4 raenced and «ccust : = EY? alin - j 7 L. . ee roo! Tlust be agreee bis Waolff'a. Broadwas nd WW : ' a . STENOGRAPHER-——For heht dictation « ference $6 Park 3 7 “er MONT RIGH? ay 4p entleme : " is7 4 pt ) ; : ‘ & ‘“ , 7 ; . a +. 26 . f > t * ob kK. J . . elt ies : s - a. ' : ‘' . * t : ne “8 cenner! ing rater tm hen : Must be « 0 am: | oe nee ex es 1 i . + H a 4 N A ss E RSs ania — wee | ing ar eC} ie on ca ey — a a : mene merece ~—-- aie >apmenenennsunetl “age . a ee ere ath ae 7 ag m cae aees age erating gare Way ’ ‘ +f | . = co ’ . tp) P € Li 4 " >; rE he) ? : ac. =a ped ac ec , a ——— Coma, SF : ape : hea Der mM MN Go Eh Ho, sonab! present emplorment alar leslie mpetent sale man cress 2 n « 2548R iITCHELL. 6923—Nice larg ’ : goad sage ae , ' R DWAY. 1477 3 coms. ? i LU SSh iui. 4 i, connectin anemone ae Tiret letter: no others answered: marr’ Ae CMe rT references sie | ' ROW) ption ‘Fallon Pari . ™ : iliand 62 a ars he housek ee pi irk Asia - ed roon sleenir LOusSekepin DELMAR. _ 4615A—8 > meri. 4365—Large from: weman pot.considered. Box F-263. | vein’ 04 S. Rros coe ¥ | =. v ao Digger ag cy use k eet ‘ ; a SR. ; Cony furhished; garage ' 4 wel * veg i" _ -“ : - i ’ — , sas - , id ; = a t oe - F é 4 a - ; ; : ” a | Purn ished yoome ae — t cht heusekeening: ac rate emt x STENOGRAPHER- ; oun acy. See: SALESLADIE Ca | 1S Ol ; sho ’ ; . , -— ‘ ‘ rq) § ; : : ; ‘ . ; ree en, Lie. ~' _— an c Bi . Tt : — 4 e } ; _ ~ an + homelike. t¢ ; pertuni tv ¢ g qt) TYR TT | e Tres ot | sh eT it pe ors P TT} rm - ' i r - . ; : ‘ £ oe ; Bes ae sine : ali . : I ‘ ‘ : “ a P ] ‘2 > : ie . ne : . _- mati ne exe’ ence mG : P oe a bing vee ; . 155. 7, rin is ot : : ane onal itn : - v ELMAR pa °—Near 3, c rooms. ow Qr s. : wW.7 jo. Fremt- THanatch. . ’ ~ SALES ¥ : ert rnishedg rh 2 4 ‘ ! van .' ii Ot : > pIng |. reasonal ad JSSs “meson nti ee ee a DS —" ts aN 4603——2 conecting houseleep- +a? : r : ; : , - nd az r ° where rew hate wor iol 5 Des bier . 7iia ] ‘ » PnOm } . r z . ee. ee Egle Poo STRAW SEW SRS ae ge 7 > t ome : ose Soy JES A-— OOM Dot aun- a ; , fror ar a ert asonable. 1 oom ae and Vrest _ ,. See a BE Oes 187 4: a renced preferre? 4 ™s ; : _- =~ ; i . 1° re : : Deru 4 = at & 8 ret : j a! CIN] ; serxe ; , . : bd ts Raric 5° } J _ Seepin L.. COMVON: c ic? AS IUN, aii Sea... . . tel? ‘ swt) Li ‘ ee sete : so : REE 20 Tah = =a oak cial = or wade ~ newly Tw ; : { - €; ey ¥t hing = Tri hie? Tpre ; -7 ‘ : " ws oe : \ i The i ; anime - -~ . mips “nlovwve on c o i7Rand 1942 re " ' ; * face er bt ; e . S: &O ; - : : » : © at bi ; ~ 3 | ; " 77 P Lm 4 ‘ ; ~- ot Sek eopang S38 Hodiamon t from n Or \TA l—-Front room. ge mB! tlle mtg wreiy fry feping roo . , a- 9 Narcan : rH) oe ee ee ee ott NRIGHT 3011 —Sieeoine and am MW ATTRESSES — Expenen« ee DRCR" ae : F ee aceuen; méeais for ° t surTlushed; private fam Cone es - edi Bega and wate ; esas: —" _Xiteheretie: wa Pt wa re reed shart hours OO : y iE. ; - as he, agate : ‘ *: Lo -? rma ae gee 7 — —— RANT . ' os: 90 ik 2 - al : os rinivnertsc tak”: ee ; ae 5181—3¢ floor : VWOMAN—Care for babs hou eit el Pt ages Heine , , Kear 2 iSlaNa 33 Ww, ake a? a aa ‘ Och -RLA NI Ri°’a SN “ot : ae . — a *. - . ate Shi ee ne ee 2 ee N : ~Large - ak ~~ Sn chis week 110A Bayar S = ng - | ba Die lay time ve" ole ee 4 IVenie | lecat there « “se — ‘ee eee” ‘ Urusene oms, adjoining bath: continuous het % iia ences ett, neane ae OTIS] 1 4—R mn and beard fi tn ens Se DATS tf RAN — cones instante ete sgn | ENRIGHT. 53 ee - — os SS eee i ) weet +i, at Px ent -Elmae- "2 : ; are Die ‘ » & : ; Ding ——_—— Seen zs moe. ba (cel} beard: 5148 — Lace. ee be a : meet a / WOMAN—-White, fo nera; §=6housework | * : 3 sal etween 4 LOUISIANA. 2701—L4ARGE ROOMS WITH. 5.4). 7 re" GRAND. 1510 N-—Very fine farmished | Ea 7 oS ee ~| tole commun ait ananathinora ta ENRIGHT. “ping @ pare aebehiful veummer suite: pe ma ws: ae OR WITHOL T BOAKD. LACLEDE 8875. ~— se ng ie m. a sir ‘O00 onvreniences. Lind: _ : ee ——_ ren Iences. _!cGn : (v5 eclran vate fam- | ve and care of . WOMAN— To a: irl to Work } ' og : t TD th yg -maglltege ag. TeaAsonat ref ; . eel : ‘aural. i 1. JP & es » . - . — , ‘ 3 ‘ ont : . a . : = a ew . - - Pa - - , a : el wae : ws , -+ i. ; ™ hoa ls . = supumneuanidteniiienatentllaecio ata oe is =_= ‘ 4 way WOM AN—Housework. sma! _ fam - ore megs al — aa P4aRK sec ' aaa ve. ane AT ttlemen FREENLEA F' 13 ; tink : =; ~~ a oe. - : Pat 7 - iO oaes Se POR! exniGnr 2131—South fromt munery work heel th ersice 2 osu. neo on 6 ger vo > girl me ee lens ee -_ eined home De ndid Dit : furnishs v— , nhecting. i¢ Se On : er's home; FOre WOMAN—+ider to take charge DOME : ar free pa ° OOM-B on venie aera icin ¥ 4810. HARPE!I 0 age . : a Ns “s Pron Cel ante teins ribose o~*—* Urnisied om =6XEENREGHT. 5106—¢ connection aii Monday. FOrest 1736 a * h= ET [(TEENTH. 2 . 2 0 - mst ctec 4 Die_ OT ee. f ing reomMs. second fleocr. we MAN—E Geri for ict C I ~oc So cover t : ial INE : eer ; 2ROOM-R ry oer 2 e) 7 oe nea’ mA KH! ‘ ; aia ment Som heme. 4019 Taft ar o » re Mee = is sna : Obata. TT “Serre ——— 1a) . % a , r ; et : Seg i ,oOn - — : 3 umesaaad ; ; ' . - : . - -* " . ack’ i ry oO} , ve ° ¥ : . se. : } + , GATT 4 - . : . : . sae a ee ne : wie ‘ Soe k Ne; ore ee : ae ; ca a Be. BGsekcepine sleepina = ae : ef 9 Ser: Pon SR Ca AS _fverything furnished: Bas LE. 51 ri Phere suites: cin . eal : . iz ey wom MAN ~ For ge nera! house wi laundry: city reference 6246 fAbany 6294. ee Ee ‘ | | : oe vrOoM A N—Sett : led. i : af . ~ ; \ 4 € , ; ; ~ i - rt ty re . . 4 z " , ‘ 5 Z . . : ’ * ; - Tr) r ‘ ‘ m eat “i - -— _ - ’ ils ne a P ~ eewers lay c ; : r rc ru FT — - § ' 5 a: ‘3 , So rr 1 hoard [TENNER ~ gegen — LA ‘4ré. ; es a heats, Or ne. Hand 2327 7 OMAN—Cnder ‘5. ; a So” os Bll. 38S r rz a ahiie — 7 2 f{ENNERLY. 3057— . 8 A aes ' emo a ie cront men. Iian@ rs. ‘pie ¢ e ~0OIns . water im eae “ork tm restauTan: eS fore * ’ Y es . ee Ss > LHe? ‘ poarc " ors : 2 me ‘ ; igs eT PID Ls walk ‘ io ~~ mn ee Htiem "a ae Ot = aa — ‘ —_ ie # ee . ene a: a pert . ns — 5 “unde ¥ 6135 Delmar. _ , 7 1) Of : ‘ : ; : ‘ cat , gpk rr ese nd rriA L - + a rye or : aad i rt ‘} ee "ist hous.” = "aA Se a3 . re a a : WOMAN—For genera! housework , am E - ‘ ; ] oT anc ; ~ : ; i= wvR- by of four: 2 children: University Cir re Fi loor. w=] -— rag sang hand = , wun —_ oes scdielbiieiaiesitiia dimen catelia ? : | | | , N.—Hall er Le og Soars | nnectin ont ENRIGHT. 4337—2 7 SS : hed “ive! and sun parter: f& Women Tailors ~ SATURDAY HENANDOAH. S920-—Laree front for | WASHINGTON. 4113 — RooM: Twix ing: phone: private SP) HARTFORD. 35453--Fucsished Wome all | ,powsrmeening res ) Experienced, to work on women s "yi Is ) ryt ww. an gues ore a pene s ee gi ed ee egw age edna bis e. ae ee _ roe M a 14 | nOGMS 3 untuice = eee — wt hot and Only those fami! SALES‘ WwW O AVL IE o a ie EE eee coats and skirts. jar with this class of work need = ale Apply Employment Manager, Sleeping rooms: 3 > ezzanine Floor. Stix, Baer & Fuller | ens wwe youn To Go house-to-house canvaes- | fico: ee sian ~ 229 Delmar b! ; { MEN—WRellable over 30. permanent’ Q4° IR & Kiaclliar . . ; . : . ‘ . ‘ ~— nv . = acai a@ ioca) Tepre@entative or maz! LIX, Hpaer os odd ie? eger in dignified. pleasant work wu oy me . of city: all er part time: not hous : canvasming. Box A-222. Post-Dis made bare Lim . sue rhs Dew! - e he ror a ' | Moder? : vy , ; , 4 ; ; os - ris ny ~_ y ry : : ‘eo MOETI¢ re COLORED WOMEN aries. 30 colore. for men. women. chil. | HARTMER. S3l4—Room. boacd ear car | Gragg Prvate ba yeep. | noms._bath oer ear. Oiek-| or Sees: Serine Ene now ready: cavi- | Do nTMER 3320—-Front roams with | P : r . Tit eT . we : Pri is : ' Ao ae $ ; , : brit : ’ ‘ : es work; must go home nights. 4426 Blair 7 itfit fre. 2 Meso al TA A “mis . an : iA Abe + Si} FOrest 6210} SPRI ‘ ‘ reset : os ” | wap “7 oe” — , (OODFELLOW. 12230-—.a a : TOUCNG LADY—Not over 30 ware with —- — Se. Sass. fe S87 Oa an >. " eet, 2 + a aS Mhets 852 : ee . ne ot - dite — ” iain” tan pene aaa ' ™ rest S226R child to do piain cocking and housework. * ‘ATILY demonstrating barcain Sprine LARA ~Reom ard beard - = wn ane a Rl Connect ' : 207 ed compi ' ebild at oritate | 5 eee ) : a — ss a fer one person: pay $20 per month. rood — ies? ~ oe oe iat me. Ps ~ bl , a Uti ful : ae vee sin | On : SBANNE GC ; HAMILT “ ns 7 mad ; rs _Sultabie for % P Rospe i z on LAPAYTET YT 6 a ms ote ay ct ae. Soe Keep ron ba _ en qiheno ew Lr ’ “s. 4 “ anes 2 : > me . - - 7 es : >? leek rening roam o* a Vk RPO hee, Pee ~ av. ic | YOUNG LADY—Ovwer It vears of ace. for moO’ billing and file cierk fer a wholesale cro- ; SARN ¢ 5 Ww) TO si) eery and mesai company: must be able te ° e epending «ds h: : are — Be a tee, ’ : (Tas Ie : , operate typewriter: Steacgy emrioyment : r and “BNA ba. HHS. POON et Srivate ROOM , tania PWT ero : ie : ' - : — : ene who hase had @omr experience pre #0906 ; } eacher } PaAarkvie' +-% a> ——_ Wee p r it oid “=P mrecam 4 gs A “3:3 oeme. all canven TES 7 ix usekery ferred: in you! "Slot “Post and Ry F 6fitted Spiens ny, DE} LR t94-—R ind bear 0 ROAD. “eee , aay , it ir caper (68 CODIDE. ais lveniences salary x E-107 Post-Die . aT ae ae 3 in — ‘ , om om = ne ao 2 ——= - Sean 7 ae AR ea en. I i eR cat a r aide , . . a is? are ee e } a « 7-7" ~~ : $9400 POSITION first letter. idrees , ) nee otus [IAMONT. 1368— There is an attractive position open to 7 . * . x 7 4 is & woman of high-echeo! education. wtween EDI G AT El ) Bol ' IMEN | ages 73-40. — an ternational’, known nd , | Toe tton °‘ ‘ eee © rit . * : F r , 7 ‘ > Is , ns : te F “ » io ; ry , : en om: $F: tanuiy si) t0OM—Furmiebal i, a cedainns tae ATES. 5101— Front room i or 2 eeu JONES. 1333 aeee | —e ; . = i , r oem : ie , ; ' househeer ne (8s ; _ . @iWl prt: * PERE EET TE PNY pnt iW “yy gent Jemen Eryx ‘WT 2A PB a UOAp - a ae vgs oon ‘ . F +e "Se eM RON IMME Sry Ne S40 22 Leuderman Bilic.. ind } in ® aren: delightful work tr: ing a a ecaeeae . i Pia hate m . ; : — 7 met sz » _ = : . ; » - ms A — s . » ‘ Be 4 ~~ : 7 - r _ . “9 : Nght alien , PRs x : ne — ‘¥ _= “tm - - . cea FOR A YOUNG WoMAN es — : om mimaton oe a : ach. Als ry _ali_conveniences. FOrest 2786 e | 7 : ) , es. 3 od ‘ we . : i ' : ° : se , " ¢ ’ ‘ { A’ = 5 . “” suieeiiaan - _—— = Pye 2 : : = * 4 -_ ined , lee tices ; $ “ —~ * “POSITION. ’ > 20 Delma ) sane ) 3 : noe . ~ — “Shed creme for light PER SEEN MA LINN SI RIN 8g pp ‘t TOA a soho | RB O A R D ' , . : ; = ; - * ii ‘ . ; } ‘ " * ’ : = Cr me Pom | . — ‘ = ? : 7 . NI x T . a ae: “ eu 2 Py . ay me STS w s ° ’ i . ati ‘ : s ik ; 7 q . L } i 3 - ’ ia ; ‘ “- Le . a - ‘a . . ot : “s ‘Ts Ang ~ - _— - . ri e's > : a ay — ing : ‘ ; z é‘ ' z ‘ > : ; , ; : aS . . she } n = em. nicely + . + SES TON - . ¥E ; fr > ht Peed oot "or A LEADER RATHER THAN A DRIVER. 2s - HOTELS oa | tir YOu valiry FERL 7st ror . te 142 bom ward — cand Volow rey .- . ) ARE QUALIFI ED BOLD + comin veut reak! ROLI o—2 ia ane FAP EET 3208 oe en_eTe eres ea -ARA. T3i d. private housekeeping |“ FNSING r ' 4 — . , ; —_ ‘ ‘ . Lens Cecr os ; ; a m™ . a: Ps &N a : Gee iee-t ‘oe : " I 28H HG} : wo “_ me 4 p ‘s aa ; ‘ (jon ° Tice 2 . , ‘. “cep : - a . ~-. niogiy farm sabe we. ti ee ae — utiamie gor : , 2 ATASS. (@2) ; aya i i. ‘-Atifa! lar oonrneect- Ki INGSHT “Wav. Je Rew eer cas. site teat: ort ae pec eee Sy epag — —— 3 ; —_ > 235i M “3 a ie ¥ : TXGSHI GHWat. es ne “Seiiy foernehert tieht ome cunning she) ae 2," ne moderw; mouthern «s- KivcalicHwaY use zi * Se. 38.28 Fs : z . , f . uht housekeeting piv * . . >. furttained ; roe, SRE STS a | ee or IG ENT} t)! oa pom aes OG er éf Fores: Part: Meche? 2 Oi ae a amare. ronan. ae m .n. . ma . WO s B Fy furntened 27 rente: a pon . - ; * , - ~ . : son . é ogee ine COM. Ss i — ' | dretrus & -lieen. oriwed@. teed sili TY AE OD aS AION eae Se Whales eh ig? ocean N RUNRSINEIN be ete Poe TOR Fite a a “ ; “amd beard in count: fn W-101 » Post-DMisnaten 3 CHILDREN w td.——To beard «ts ‘3 erm Fs | : Cau TY’ 4 *e ah : 2 1" , ‘be - 7 a ry} x . * x! I 7 — “ , a , ; lia . ag aon . waa ta bevaret mother . ; ' . ‘ re . . Fe bgt # . fox rns tga ' at? ai oo ~~ oe iin. m Phe _— - . si ; 1 . f ; r « : i” ’ — jahea _ tee ak Shad -s a pues . . . : : . , ky | ny a ; s Peet _ om BS abe > | To nt . ~~ whe pomened “be 2 weil tir ' c : of * , — + “i Pu be " _ @ _anems Sel MA ‘ary ~ — - » " - . g . - —n a SE Pp Be lem } net —sr ronning 3 or : = eping S&. “Some Bi sh ' 2 re > end 2 oes. a adi wAciede 162 $2.50 room ash | wate elent menie: seuthern «xpo aiehed canei ne Atee front mom. far | acco a Seatiemeein eM... Garden: med - | DET a ef . pe Ry rite bs nouerk noni: - oe . . Fas 3 2 . ' som >: - Tsai 34 “PAs. nt - ~- see naemenn _ ~ a li iit aamieal ts ¢ La ’ . -e2 fo} “Mrs , DELMAR 53573~ edie, jeri Maeemabie CAbuny : -)

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PAGE 16 _ ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 20, 19°7 6 0 ee 0 0 ——— ? a} a © a © a © ° a © om coed $e , Pe aes VEVUECTEEE EEE werk supply. Size 18524. Guaranteed QQ” Don’t Overlook This Wonderful Opportunity to Obtain = rmor| A GREAT SOUVENIR FROM ST. jis"=2"| LOUIS’ GREATEST DRUG STORES see them Zac There is not a woman in St. Louis and its trade territory who can afford to miss this very ex- ceptional opportunity fo secure the following Set of genuine Vivani Beauty Products—Nationally Getting Up Nights advertised in Saturday Evening Post. Harper's Bazaar, Cosmopolitan, True Story, Photoplay $ 1 97 |= ~ T° oa ' and many other important publications to retail at the individual prices listed herewith—to sell Saps \ itality Easter Candies for a total of $12.00—vours for merely the Gift Certificate below plus an astoundingly small ~ age ied IN—Not on the Package Beauty Products —FOR— me ae which cs eel SPECIAL THIS WEEK ~— eae —19e “ne il 39C # ™ " id - = am : & | The Safety First Pink Links inactivity of the 34 BS EK = ee ee -~* * -* o"-= - a Qe a.) SS OS —— SS. . SZ t ws ie a = t=>> —7 4 —~ i pep. March 19 Through March 26 Giit \ertificate | ‘ Money-Back Guarantee kgg Ss d7¢ and 93¢ 6 for 25c Exclusive distrib- Hl - Products Box, 25c Mail Orders given i , — prompt attention. BTN. No Charae wi mate Boag or poe wagon Tp ey 3 P d $1 Box of 24, 98¢ utors for Vivant Kindly include 20c ae Se ee Sore ATELY UPON Phen ae oun S, i £3 cover postage in St. Louis. and packing. Redeemable enly at WOLFF-WILSON DRUG STORES, 7th & Washington— rene and Olive — 408 Ww ashington IS OBTAIN AB! LE | MMEL Solid and hollow, Easter Candies Milk Chocolate Rabbits and Chocolate Eggs priced from 10c¢ to $2.00 Hershey’s Broken Milk Chocolate Jordan Almonds Pound, 34c CO N UNION. $1.00 Paul’s Henna, all shades eee Raz Hospital Cotton, pound roll .......... $1.00 ol Blades _ Rubbing Alcohol, pint bottle......... $1.00 Autostrop Blades. 75c | $1.50 Roxbury Hot-Water Bottle or 50¢c Durham Blades. afer... $1690 Fountain Syringe ....@):.......- ae — aa: 2-Quart White Enamel Irrigators 35e Ender's or Ever-Ready (complete with all fittings) ..... $1.49 Blades. 3 pkgs. .......85¢ | $5.00 Inecto Rapid Hair Dye ........ $3.98 Electric Toaster |20¢ Feenamints ............... 3 for 50c a “ielwu reemammis ................... 79¢ _ ld eg Swamp Root Bs sees oe fic. 93e ee Zlc, 42c, 79¢e $1.49 | Pinkham’s V egetable Compound ..... 89c Pinkham’s Sanative Wash ......__... 29¢ on temic. ........ 7i¢c, $1.29 New Haven | 51.25 Hood’s Sarsaparilla Tonic ...._ 98¢ Men's and Boss’) | $1.20 Gude’s Pepto-Mangan ......... 98¢ Watches 40c Castoria (Fletcher’s) LD hard - Stem wind. 2 es: Se: Oo Oe ee eee — d Cc ‘et. nickel plated $1.50 Van Ess Hair Tonic, $1.19: 3 for $3.50 ea .. 2a Lavoris Mouth Wash..____.. .2le. 42¢. 79¢ Ajax 2-Way Plugs | 0c Doan’s Kidney Pills ............. 44¢ All perfect: no 50e¢ Phillips’ Milk Magnesia ‘es ee ew ‘39C seconds. Fit anr lamp socket. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin 3 for I ee 79¢ Miller’s Herb Juice. . .98c: 3 Bottles $2.50 an ere ereme ............_. 79¢ joc Pazo Ointment _. 29¢ ee 27e, 53¢, $1. 13 Mentholatum ........... . 2le, 42¢, 79¢ i CR 21ce, 42¢, 79¢ Bayer’s Aspirin Tablets........ 2 doz., 25c Cook by Electricity Bottle Ce J ‘ Oa en ee a ee eg SEARLE AAEDN ERM SN GOERS Se ENDER EAS BN ate RS Se es ne ste a , . ° Toast and Fry Anything | Baume Analgesique, Bengue’s ...... You Wish on the $1.00 Wild Root Hair Tonic........... Edward’s Electric | 50c Wild Root Shampoo.............. i Cook Stove 25c Schoenfeld Tea........ lic; 3 for RASTER ALD RNR OP Ras tc spe nae LEA, yet a ol eiee meermons Tablets .............: | plete with # feet of extension Pluto Water, large bottle............ Pl Mrramtar 1.30 same _. 89 | 75e Carter’s Liver Pills.............. i © SRN ge SA FS CT ° fF A 6 a © a @ — es — 0 5 0 BRIBE Ro Aer > ee OTIS Ve 7 es Qeeeees You Cannot Buy a Pair | 25¢ Chex Soap less You Need Them Departments ‘th and and 408 Washington Washington ioc Maybelline ._..... BIFOCAL GLASSES Sagypitmnfezammnce ane rename” Os READING & SEWING GLASSES $4 - Large round spherical lenses. Complete with frame 60 | ZemoSoap........... of Glasses Here (n- | $1.25 Lady Esther 4-Purpose Cream. .98c $1.00 Tangee Lipsticks mE LW. Cor. Doors From Nozents | DOC NOn-Spi Deodorant Monday -:- Tuesday -:- Wednesday -:- Thursday | 29c Woodbury’s, Cuticura, Resinol., a Packer’s Tar Soap, box of 3 cakes, 59c 4711 White Rose Glycerine Soap, 3 for 50c Pear’s Unscented Soap Ivory Soap, guest-room size, dozen. . is See 3 Cakes, : $1.00 Piver’s Azurea Floramye La Qur Optical Trefle Face Powder ............. ee ee a oe ae ee Ot Ol Oe ee ee ee ee ee ae a ea a ee ee: ee oe oo ££ @2 2B @C #42 £2 aor ae = Bw ee cc 3 for es = 3 for We Serve the Best—“Horlicks” 60c Pompeian Day Cream .......:.... 29¢e Squibb’s Talcum . Our Soda Fountains Zoe J. & J. Baby Talcum........ 3 for Williams’ Talcums, all “0c | . : That Are Yet to Be | 25. odors... .3 for io: gees 30c, serve Malited Milks |x nsdn cin: ole Pe ae a an wr ee a ae ae: ae ee oe ae ae ie ee ee a oe ae oe ee. ee ee $1.00 Cutex Manicure Sets (complete), 79c Equa led! o0c Java Rice Face Powder $1.00 Coty’s L’Origan Face Powder... ie, to oe Be” SS oe on el al oe a This Week’s Fountain Special $1.35 Manon Lescaut Face Powder .. Salad Sundae 00c La Blache Face Powder ° 60c Djer-Kiss F Powd Fresh Fruit 5C $1.90 Coty’s i ibelenein Qhatiaes ae ee $1.48 . of . - ae a a oe ee $1. 00 Djer-Kiss Sachet, original bottle, 79¢ foe Roger & Gallet Fleur d’Amour _ Sachet, eriginal bottle 512.00 Guerlain’s L’Heure Bleue. Woltt-Wilson’s Taste Different| Guerlainade. Fravers Champs, original __.. Se. a ae a ae Wolff-Wilson'’s at Seventh and Washington. Grand and Olive original will have them filled exactly as Ower 2.000 900 prescriptions filed to date. There’a. F e z : WET AE 3 $24 Erg 7 5 er i" PRO ewe ee ee ; : “ee Pian Contend- 2 ers in Last nom ~ * °,* ’ i ‘s » >\ ‘ss o e a s *« - - Z.* ; Third. | The Hillya | Johnson rated the winner | = ; ; arly race of ‘ “Y" ek _ketball cha an ani Comrade but ealleq | O8@ sates : ths e> 4 : -_ ; — Phe tter “ ? - 7 - ‘2 injury Hewitt, Fil it @ fast pace-and > two goaine STeund but found | came onded “3 Of Devon. Bal. ‘ing fr ~r tor re uc 5 Sa The ath * ‘ °| wrLLvaRDe 4 nana: a | Hewitt, f. .2e9 ray © De. ti : La vriens. ee Ry + > Ss Wh itAainson Tas Starbuck. &-% : Handicap, a ; O® ore ie ” Alien. £.° Extension or ier" furlongs that eeu FI t- I re o a... | = $00d sprinters. a ron “oe al ‘ ok, "aa P at he r tay aien ' i? &a2ae —! id FR: ‘Tring hed ime x Murphy. gs. s Tinned og Next Pace. a ee ae a ie lll Wk . _ *—#1 000. Derby ‘Trial, Sembee one - * 7 s @ Ba LOR “Thee 4 a. r ‘~e> 9 “3 =: = ae %: i tt : . ? ne A | ae : % ‘Tt Lig r af va’ z 3 s cs) ‘+ — 6 TY 3 ’ *? 24 Sie Squibb’s Tooth Paste .«++**" e c &* 2? oe e- . » a oF i “> 60¢ Forhan’« Tooth waa 136 :- 2 oe 50 | . Tooth Paste... Be Smeg ' See maa y Uupied ‘a 3 t ; ~ < ; th, i 2 Sar Gee ite | 5@c Kolsnos Tooth » . . asia Mit. ly Oger @ owls om 4 ort - ip 25c Lésterine Tooth t ‘afled te. reenena when arent 3% Revelation Tooth F af ONIN NRE a CRN , a RRR RTA ERENT BARE * co Eee 6 + . —§ ae —§ ee —§ a ¢ ae ¢ ee 6 ee @ 2ie Lyon's Tooth ie.

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> Las LERNER RSS . = EE IS WA WEE a ith! eg dN \ers s faa NET 51 \ \ ye HXQs FEY [LSS gg AS “. X , r te \ Riis Ne : SW NS ~*, Maa Ni. ~ Ph = - . " , ———— ee on on enters enteneerennesillnereensernicnstienrpinnennettetyear PART TWO = SEES rareeee , es Se ae a a ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 20. 1927. 1—6S Imported : o LF LO | Spring Maid Liquid © . - 3 a } Deodorant §f j Sera boo, of Bradley’s Stable, Captures the ‘Derby Trial’ MAX CAREY'S BRAINY PLAY body odors; bot. | S=CCardlinadé' First String Rasbrves Jor 27 Campaign ~~ AND BATTING DECIDES GAME; naan li a a ie pie nn nnn ee - PPP BPBBPLP LPL LLP APA AAAM ~ stiles NANNING LALA LPL SSE Pre L — FF, @it ir “gs bata | | —_ Vangilder Allows Only One Infield Safety in Five In- : | | , Away From Contend- | a Sym . 2 ne ‘ ee Ss : Ss es 2 bs = & . Ss | 2% - ? f foe ee = % | nings—Veteran Zachary Is Driven From Box—Enrnie Links MilastQuarter—Fred' | © © € @.) ee Se a Tz — | _ Wingard Pitches Good Ball—Doak Works 2 Frames. ipation, | ; a : ss e : ese oe: ? ee ee er ok Bae age Me ee | ne ee isin sadeeseipnmsat clinigaamic tas of the | / . a . ee Se ee: mee i : ‘ the balance of power that gave } Bs oe ere sae . fa | oe m as i gee a 4 . 4 es RE Meee me Pik A % e x ayaa = re uri ee ene Brooklyn its first victory of the _ Me Ege : oe ets BES i ae NS. St. Louis pennant eo j 1eS | Ww as the pre-race : | eo eet aes © Tenewey CIN OKC IN JARS AR the $15,000 Louisiana Derby by ye _— eS ea R 3 season over the CEE Grae jo SR oP” ip 2 : % ees 8 ee hopes, score & to 7, after 12 in- . & 4 gag nat 5 =. as “a ae ae oe > fs fee Me ; A Bee = oe Rice. rf. ting to an easy Victory over eight Pr ae | sal nings of al} kinds of baseball. In- bo wong “ : cidentally, the defeat broke up the the probable Derby starters in | i a ey x rates toss ee ee wait 2 Derby Trial at Jefferson Park H I] d / é Ry AS es Pins ghche y Pees ee ted oe - ce Sd Se ‘3 : } 4 ¢ Sie ] W's or ‘ ; ae ] ar S in bs 3 “ 3 te stata “p,* ee ep a : . , ; =. a: y - pene , ; ee ™ ° , “ os & . | } Sisler. » . sit , lene. 9 WR Re ae y fot See Be Se a | - ° 2 yee | | Schulte, ef. halted at five. 0. Miller, 3b fee of one mile, which Boo ne- : email. aad | . Bee Fe eg RES 2g ee $ : ne pele ted in i.” es beat =. W “| ti 3 me Re ne ee % ea oi ° . i __ _—__«E . WN COS oe ee ae *& cee ee we 2 ae Gerber, 88. 3 TRE ae nes So ce Ba i3 Bits ty fe ae | Dixon, ec. Black Toney and I ; victory for Howley’s men. seore 6 to 5, in the usual limit of nine War Eagle Unplaced. care backs and sides [hs wnvlaced ones were War | Defeat Ke-Nash-A ’T : : i ff 4 og aes ie Ch ag ee ; Be ORR Carey first injected himself po- agle, winner of the Miami Cup] cam in oe oe eg } Zeer Nig ES eR Be Rae: ¢ am: Bh asa Suto Teas ~~ | enty inte the fray in the sevens ainary fptcap: Fly Hawk, winner of Final by 29-10 fy Pee a Sie 6 . — ree eC | Totals SS 1 |inning. ~P to that time (ie aywees as no oF Daytona. Stakes at th Same eet a 5 eee Me ; +3 i , : J Be KS One out when winning run was scored.’ had given the Robins a lesson in Score. a a eas : : — « | Bennett betteq gor Vansilder ie sixth. | baseball. Vangilder. for five in- ; ee Be ed | es Zi | BROOKLYN. nings, had held the Brooklynites O'Neill, ce. Brownies, but he deprived them of me lengths further back “Creek | man finished in third place with | 4 . ee. = Pee? «| ee Qe Be a rng rempere: a Bee £4 Be eae ridge fourth. as et it e ee a ORE EY wee 4 ee £ Se IR ate ame RES i ice eee aa | VANGILDER, | ee ee ee SS pie. ee ae aff ) oe. ca ee eee cee ZACHARY, P. ~~. 53 He s GN Be see ZA Pa ce ae ; ee See teem Soe ee ‘WINGARD, P ...2 @ game that should have been a | Bennett 1 > »- ** . wiwe wa OW YS SSeo~eon- cosco® SC-s- “Siew OSS+S> er POOR enh ew aes Cleans the fronts, Amit wm, = - I I 0 0 0 1 " AAA SM wm midis mao eS Sis ww, > SOSH MHASH OSS SOD “sco sesessei: = ~ -_ ~ 0 0 0 0 | Toetals the 3000-Meter aroused mits betting on ! eTtound but found 88 OF Devon, Bal-| ing for possession of eter TOO much to en f . . . Pe » , 0 is still below normal, but the speed speed ~~~“ | finished second and Worthington. n! : Tootbbr u sh nets Kk; Binary Star, another that | Permanent han mesented the Idle Hour Farm a o> ne ee AB. R : 0 : y A ted | . : se eieaep \e lade sets Iwo Butler, ss. E eee s ss 4 Henline. c. Zachary Departe«. O'Neil, c. Old Tem. a useful tool ord! rile | na Tapidly are rr away fram his ‘tour nainent by defe ati? ra Washburn 0 Bind Fred Jr. found it im-j;College ef Topeka, Kan., in the RES ee re BR = oop x © and, although he got by the first mele to as much as menace the |consolation final by a scor 23 % ae eee =e a innipg in which he worked. the : — : _ easinvniaaeiimmniitinaan ichatatininteainiiens ———————— eo | Pe ea cc aa 3 é DAAK, P. » lis ea Se 4 n.. x oy - e er un Standaert Mik «s aS LOT v Outstay Porridge : © e 6 ee ae a Ss ae as } eae - member of the awkward 1OVa 1) ? a. ab o> suey t)y ‘ ’ , a8 eg Q : es a s Baraat 8 dangerousiy at Tre watingness and -xvevicrne Cardinals, in lwo Sessions ; saad, ‘tilto ‘alrty mag Geen | last turn only to tire. War of the liivare Tew Swe] ' ? ? " conrest. F Beats Nurmi’s Time for That ‘%t#ndaert batted for Petty in the third.’ could realize it three singles. a O 10¢ Wash a ; tp he ads rs for 4 hrs = fur Felix batted for Ehrhardt In sixth. home ? un. a hase on balle an ’ 3 eo ira ‘ ‘ . 'aae a a» : : f i ¢ ; ne ; 7 re he began to give way}! Only twelve times in the pa sie : Piet te 2 * Cloth Free q ola “@ uUllimately finisheq in: 2! and no more than that in the —-—- ——_—_—_--—_—- ogra ae oe Fo Three-Quarters. , B k t 7c 3 { : | ;ua st did the Hillyards give ke- Z i i: Fe ‘i ‘ os ee ; ~~ @ tie 5 down. to one run, with only one With 3 a es a es (he iargest crowds of the | +*a! d c chance to score rom oe oe See ” 00 0 *— 8 man down. a —_—ae - ting witnessed today’ the ] Only twor of the tries oe ¥ Th. Ac ree oe ~ GR © a , _ the Associated Press . 4 l odavy Ss VA Carer | nan Last y Cart In Pitching and Out- , —— ‘ Bs : nt sit lien - Three-bast hits—Schulte Home run — Was . , avin Creams ; on PHILADELPHIA, March 19 ree-ba se dee tes ee ee | ne ee ee z 4 — | DeBernardi a Sensation. — — = ee ‘ breach. When he arrived he found . boa Bolts and Loses. —_ (‘aptain Forrest De Berrardi of , einen Inn tr ’ ; 2 ld’s - ae rifle 2), & ie. : Cc [= ury Handicap at ci Paavo Nurmi, brok two worla 3) Schulte. Sacrifices—Miller (7), O urke. third. having reached that station ream “**eeree@ '@@ere c ; aii le and se. 4 . 7 ‘ . 3 . Hite—Off Petty. 7 in 3 innings: off Ehr- -? ~s S©venty yards for six | Sational play of the game drib- ; eh 5 “7 Via a double and a steal. Fancy the ball the ]é neth of the By Si Roy Stockton. W Id R ] race aft the Meadowbrook tracK 34 - ; tf , . Oe ; ee - off Doak, 3 in 2 innings: o ali \ elva seer ewe iwweeree - & Candidates General Halde-; COurt to score his lone goal. De 7 ou epea (' meet here tonignt* in 1 inning ; & inal ~~ sions 6 bases! aad sernardi, who has been a sensation AVON PARK, Fla., March 19.—An open date in the exhibition game Pari Mutuel Vangilder, 1 in nnings; off Z y. . . ‘ -~ \ 3 r Dertor moet the ‘Ours re ; in ree-quarters in 7:53 l-9 and the the man o st z , Cream coe ge rere ers ses eee. The myo. ay — .renk | On Ce P oe me ag 3 eee fags ‘ innings. Struck out—By Petty 1, by Ehr- down and . Srey and that left two 4en fancied Balboa | Joseph for several years, was tne champions a chance for two long sessions of batting practice, which sad 3 5 Sng the Brockiys Mam ene Cc Bevo) mer records, held by Nurmi were | wisgerd 3. Bases om balle—Off Petty FCaM .......+--+- | f he end of the contest ° . 52-5 and 8:262-5 respectivel¥ 1. off Ehrhardt 1, off McWeeney 1. off Max at once moved into action. ~- > ° 4 mesilho ¢ 4}, : ’ , ' _ Ty ss ihyit ic ’ , ‘SS - a ¢ P of trengot surf ~ ms — . vec Mennen Ss Skin Balm. 39c . "s ¥ the outside fence a+ Hillvard captain and Starbuck stood The exhibition of punchiess bat hoe lop “wg ee aso ie in strength suf- LEXINGTON, Ky.. March 19. Wide was not He ran down the third base line n goal about five |ting against the Phillies iciently In the) remaining four BITTER fight on present and seven-eighths due to the fact ¢¢_ oy yangilder (Barfett). Time of came , Vegetal | ten a mere apart. weeks to warrant jhis going to left | winding up. The crowd expected g Gn «se 6 es oe ee * 4 4 4 mein. ter Pet, r accounted and fort h _ hile thi Ke-Nash-A + ; +} SRE ' j this after Kentucky ‘ watches ad lap too soon. . : - that this Was iust a gesture to dia- ; . s morning any Pr- ; ; . ? : Som aesess ia . gas The club has acquired Walter tracks, was forecast in-a formal The Swedish stylist, who trium- | ° ‘40 made the pace to the court. “he crowd booed. Finally ;noon until Frenchmen Win real menace. Max dug on toward up ti ipitchers to pitch and the fly shag-, Syracuse, but neither can replace ert H. Lucas. Federal Collector nish Olympic champion, was out the plate, as Wingard let go. but ‘ Ces. by jumping into ) the bal) had Carey beaten a mile. fe Start and unseat-|img passing. The ball was quickly |help. hit with a pretty fair slugger. Roettger tion for Governor of Kentucky. distances where he expected to | injury. Hewitt. hang up new marks and critics who jockeyed toward third, O' Neti} OUlL a fas; pace and' two goals in quick order The {in camp now and the other athletes but he is not the experienced man } been here three weeks, with: that Blades is Hafey, of course, § to racetrack gambling, and ff lowered the record for one ani the hall a few exceptions,and the Cardinals seven-eighths miles. No claim was dashed back toward home plate. The of made for him. however, due to Otis Miller made a good but low HILLYARDS (20). F ‘SFY ‘the ball club that gave St. Louis fully, he may serve satisfactorily, ( his office to get the repeal] bave becn ai Loveless. f. ...... 5 ) fall. The punch’ but even with Hafey traveling ) the pari-mutuel betting law and Wide gave handicaps te thos Washburn d Mathey i te cafety. “Shane war Ryers, along nicely, it still goes that with- ‘ pu ta stop to racetrack gam- > who ran with him in he 3000- as an n to safety. There was a mixup of 4 | is beginning to show-—the out Blades in left field the Car- 2 bling in Kentucky. > | meter event Romig, Meadowbrook. Five Sets. O'Neill and Carey and when the a ‘ PPB DPO DOD OE” . ‘ Sn ee ’ a *4 * _ - Extension or , wi a eandicap, 2 gat aa hand | | | | , dust cleared away Max was safe. 4 ae On hat brought |“ * ° Plame. -- :dinals win when it was not cer- er garden as © hen they started Nelson Cantures Meadowbrook third, Romig, for- ; | that St. Louis had the best the campaign of victory. a mer Penn State star, finished | By the Associated Press. That tied the score and saved i9—Franee Brooklyn's iife. Wingard retired with adjustable, re- PB: Comrade and Overlooked. ‘By the Associated Press Z igen sf Boe ee Meusel, If. 0 7. Ae he Brownies, tn the meantime. Johnson rated the inn Me., won the national L. bas- tiie Roettger. rf. mo end Comrade but cnileq | OnNd successive yedr by defeating team rolled into*the seventh In- Partridge. 2b. pitching. eas he swung into the home; Wichita (Kan.) Municipal Uni- % ae e@. Through the straicht strip versity captured third place in the | | sg ae a a1 | e Mer in the last furlong. Creek to 28 Sixth, he wheeled into the seventh ‘elix ah eg . = fl 16 + ee 14 3 Brooklyn bats and before the crowd fast and closely Kenosha team from I*s feet Zs , | S| Gay Cnetve times. Work to Devel 3 h 2M 7: | . , e e Op unc ees : Distance and for Mile and Roettger batted for Hendrick in sixth. much trepidation on the aa an Ee ERIE RC POR innings— Thomae “7 Ww th » & = 2 cam 9 10 11 12—T. | . ne St. Louis lead cut { o e ’ ‘ . - ~~ . ream, After Four Weeks at Training Camp, Seems to B te Two-base hits—Carey, Koettger, Kice. At this juncture Ernie Wingard pe Sllered under idea} weath. | Were Successful in the first halt. | field Strength ROETTGER Edvin. Wide, Swedish conqueror of = a - e ‘ r ” oa Ed in W ide, * A edish { onqgue Tro! | Brook! n + Stolen bases—Carey, Felix. a I ‘ 35¢ Palmolive Shaving q oe | . yn 7 man on first and old Max on | sirewsbur the Hillyards made the most sen- — —— 3 ON NN Ne ll Lad ee en ae ¢ ds d uring ad . . , ae / recor : ae ge : 3 innings; off McWeeney, 1 ,-... | Of the Post-Dispatch Sport Staff. 5 iii ’ 1 q orchill: PN Se ase The Swede clipped off a mile and Wingard made 0c Williams’ Shaving De nila. developed a a ) rhe PI 2 a & teniens off See aie eae “ ade the hatter force : J St. schedule was welcomed by the Cardinals today, for it offered the world ® : Ww / 2000 mete Bice 2-8... Emme for- , 50¢ Mennen’s Shaving eee | nl Betting La sat Saracnans oleae: hin hardt 1, by MecWeeney 2, by Zachary 1. ri eae . & ~ Sond place but iid | Kev of the Hillyards passin: game. , : ‘ . , - PDP DO ame ~ > ) benind. 39¢ ‘ee gt a ee ne ae paseis BATT: they badly need, judging by their hitting in the contests thus far. | ay ¢ §00d margin but for Near ft he . Special to the Post-Dispatch yi 6.0m « timed at the mile ginery 1, off Wingard 1. Hit by piteh- $1.25 Pinaud’s Lilac —. = ran a remark- under their own 8B : | : | | | : , foward home, as Wingard was S >i feet passing the ball back the club and the swatting drill con- | 2 pari-mutuel law, which per- tnat the timers stopped Cit 2:35. Umpires—~Emslie and Freeman. field at the start of the season. , = Torchilla fourth |team was at the other end of ‘tne turb Ernie. Instead, it proved a there were no more Roettger and Danny Clark, ‘from ~? announcement today from Rob- 2? phed twice over Nurmi, the Fin- hic n hera] Haldeman sacri-ia Ke-Nash-A player went - “ces ‘court to break up the time-consut!.i- [gers were ‘ary and crying for; Blades satisfactorily. Neither can of Internal Revenues, who is tonight to shatter three world's Cl k 4 Blades, though Clark is seeking the Republican nomina- records. He was successful at two ennis Match Carey Steals Home. 4 - fry» ry ‘. . ' a | ' ed . Inia +y ; “ " Peter y Hic} - So o c Sale Price 3 for $1 q ti — Baring bad luck Murphy. g6. i . +} to the hurling corps of se "hy } : ; | . —_— Sued on Next ga ain e | > a ih — be se I ae et 3 ager O'F arrell - highly please I tional A. A. U. handball singles RECORD WITH A 69 ner. Jacques Brugnon - ' —_~ a Pee 3 the last campaign, for Flint Rhem) with the progress of his men and | | Ps WE es: etilli tiled, thanks to Max's noodie . . lock o | died - Dhue 1s: taal a ae is missing, and Jimmy Ring, added | jig even more confident when the/C®@ampionship this afternoon de- ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla... March 19. ‘for the victory in the Franco- ‘and the breaks of the game Wilsonia Alarm S 4 hart f L Tt D t T ] to the staff. must show that he bore easembied here. —~Jack Cummins, lanky 1l6-year-| american indoor team match when The Browns broke the tte and | Rack bell alarm — di 0 oulsiana er y ria will help before his-aid can be put ow have a great spirit on : five-set struggle Tesumred the lead in the twelfth, . teed 1 year. a t RACE « oA - will change the fact, which is that.) have given me everything they had shots. : : | turned in a #9-34---69, breaking | a. . er But in the Brooklyn twelfth. old , ‘ : = = - : | ‘ NS Fin itiaalicaies without Rhem. the Cardinals are in working to prepare for the Bill Kamman and staniey Dwor- the course record for amateurs Be : Max a4faiIn came © the reacue. ; Tee a) 2a + ee strong as they were with championship race, Everybody man- of Detroit won the doubles and defeated J. Larocque Ander- | magne With one down, he doubled for the Valley, L. I... and ‘KANSAS CITY FIVE second time and seored the tieing 1 é3 Johnson | — not as championship. beating their fellow son, of Cherry pid $ * \ é bia: } : é' “32 ie a 2 i atime 2 ! AL 3 ! ; ' - Zuechini q him. , ‘wants to win and everybody ‘8 The other department that is' ready to do his share. Say, this is townsmen, Pete Revell and tSan-| Harry Evans, St. Augustine. 4 and WINS STATE HIGH run when Roettger also doubled off 7 "y ° é Wingard. due to Frank O'Rourke's 7 For the Teeth e ; a ” 33 ' onnells ot : iol i ; Snjiewe] °1-5 d 21-12 . _ 3s ae : : ; ; S 3 ; Fr. Hort ~ od. weakened, or may be weakened. not a hard job, managing a bal! ‘€) Splewei -i-9 and -i-i-e. -- x. ¢ 92.39 Squibb’s Tooth Paste ..--- | a | ; 33 ; tie 7° ‘raver . . ‘ , tut ‘we hes bout man: - The Kamman-Dworman combi-| ‘ummin “§ ire with ; SCHOOL CAGE TITLE 60c h . Tooth f 9 On . ; . 4 ‘ 7 ale 4 the { ardinals a they started Ciun., I've eard apout ma nagers ai . o pa {umMmins Was paire d with Don misjudgement of cA cround ball. R3c Forhan’s 4 ea ~ ry “ : ’ ae, “he Be . \mbrose 3.00 ¢ the Cardinasl as they Started having trouble getting thei: men natfon held the championship two McKay Sarnia. Ont.. who had a : he Assoc.ated Press Then Hierman’s single scored the feating Frank Burke of San Fran- : / old golfer of Cleveland, O., almost ' ta they pulied out @ An the cisco 21-9 and 21-4 Nelson’s play was almost perfect | Single-handed won the tts . a 7 : as ‘ : s is , ono —- — P . ; with the VNeu ork veterans. ean 20 ames last vear and no , @ \ ’ .) ce 7ityi ¢ overwhelmed Burke with (amateur team tournament on the : g é how the club looked to him after /Mathey and Watson M. Washburn, —— A Oe a a EE oe 9¢ $1 99 - tra mtd ta a Ae ba a ae to work, but here we have to eall _— ge tea _ hay _— did not | card of 41-38—-79 McKay as | COLUMBIA, Mo March 19 run which ended the game. : : Berane, i “ae finiehed <a ke diawed bint and year. Ray Braces, s np tnceapan span a a oe ae er Seo about six strokes above his usua!l/ xansas City Northeast won the Howley Sees Bright Side. : ee eee See Dan eer | “far fielder. a courageous fielder and/ much. Willis Kammann, formerly of St. | same. high school basketball! champio Manager Howley and the players, eo # | ; | | straine yr “I expect Alexander to have a | ouis. is a brother of Walter Kam- | Anderson turned in a card of | r FO None although disappointed, were satis ae 73¢ : | 190 a | Pgs Se | in condition to start in 1926, but sreat season. — He's ready right’ mann. who recently held the city %8-37-—75, while Evans was out in ship of Missouri tonight by defeat. jfied with the . f the men. | ae PSS ce OO 6M S480. place $3.60, show 92.20; Fred Jr.. piace it will be miraculous {f he can de- Concludeg on Page | ee singles handball championship. 40 pnd made the return trip in 37. ing Springfieid, 27 to ii, meee a. a ‘ ¥ Pd ’ i . ee " = * indian. shew $5.08, ~ ‘-» last vear and as they will start this 2am Ee Paes one oe after, Porridge broke slowly and aiso ractu ’ q ut fating r half a mile. War Eagle raced oy ny weil BD: hatter and a fine lead-off man, was Oi we

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vy ss pow apy agi armas represent this section tn Rene vospeited ‘eh ne WaneS “New York Club Hunts for Some! °°" Held on the Wag Re bees here than we did all Bs oe ty i schoo! basketball cham- |: back ~ | “s 'levs ent | 2 : | 4 | : as > 4 ec re t rhe {i se - Lisle bebat I i » ~ ~~ +3 r ec f , r Iti a? . s : ; - +? ft £ - ae ‘ Illinois thus having three teams was 12 to 4 “ avo wai a : fee] poles. at cs oe ae with the . lots of throwing each Gay. } a . ti ut in the secona Priod , . , : al of 56 2 ty fiy | S every i a Louis, bu : And in his sleeve be grinning, ; ; : 0%, TODS S20RCG, four oF “Ve Trings a. ad F or so mi an exhibition in the next-to-last round. The : oe {Sumner showed superior scoring = ~ 4 - r lint Rhem is holding out for and 261. The Mi : issOurl Pacer) dat Ka : : . - a ee TT) : : ? . F coed will be played tomorrow e\ power and pulled up to within For — trousers Soma conceal! «15 960. he club offer rs to split shine geal are third ei Sand he'll be ready when the | F Mount Vernon won the cham- striking distance of the lead, Close’ His crooked underpinning. the difference and give him $7500.) Miss Rk. Furstenteld deing + rings.” pionship a year ago, and for to- guarding bs oat a wien tag ga For short skirts make it evident Stuffy McInnis is said to have a) With 510. gob Hopes Rhem will Sign. 4 4, ee Tee SeNeel Ss band, ture. Had Sumner players ‘been That very few have show legs,| pitcher, a catcher and an infield) Today's schedule Giymusell was S8hea | 3 met 4 45 strong. which proved the fea- | 7 eo . ot” 4% ss 4 ge SE. Pe 1 . % ge BA PGES more re Ce@SsSiU A jie ip nde — While fully fifty-five per cent prospect around which to build a. afternoon atl pm and coe ought the loss of Rhem wouid . ‘ Geese of She carnival « year aro. | ae “ fae iyi ‘ a re Fee ee ed yee ay AB Pec yey Sy is reed pes pou $3 ‘ mca” throw shots the result wae have | ae ‘ Re ae have ne Indicating that this is one till 9:30 Pp. ™., when the i net the clirb. 4 | 4 i will be on hand to blow for th: “a: Sue. 5 tae me ; ; eg ME oS ai as as . ge hat OR Se ee ee x ot a ag E 4% Reet ‘ ee peiectx GB 4am ig been aditierent. rhey scored only ° nocK- : . e case where the manager will make of fix e-lady teams shoe. *Waturally. it ws @ blow sia lose ¥ home town boys Be cies bs ee ee eee. eS oe a ; a one. legs. the team or there won't be any night's scores follow: gervices of a man who won =O | acific & Atiamtic| Photo. | At the conclusion of the tourna- ’ team. Hart Printing Ce.—ii mes for you last year,” he re~ | : a a Cc. B. C. Springs Surpri-e. +. = @. ; - Speaking of colorful ball teams “New York Ring Board to Fire ». Sey $68: M. SMSO Farrell] knew that Bin Me- | Pr — : ers. The 1926 champions showed | tired Hendrick on a pop fly- |jJust to show they were not slow and | Gentry? left guard 0 0 0 0 the Browns seem to have a little] 45 Officials.” | #76 Total, atts. Mechniec was a shrewd baseball rar ee eI = YT i 7 something on the Reds. Boy, call up the fire department;| Otto Stein Jrs.—Mra BARR tie knew that Allan Sother-| : 37; H. Galle, 429; H. J was a loyal assistant, a smart | el cs =i a fine four-man offensive, which | 2 - -- | a 7 ’ -Petty's second inning was the pig jeague team. | Torals I i resulted ih Wood, a guard. scoring | ; ¢ : , . = More than 100 varsity and fresh-: reverse of the first. the three men | i ee sige ae six field goals. The score at the eit anu est) Gnen apring| first up each hitting safely for | ager Vangucer remained in the Mt. Olive 21, "Hutsonvilie 20. T : ° ; § ; men tTootbal: men "hit Open SBprims hits nthe ert ool age ay ft 4 r | . end of the half was Mt. Vernon &. —€- : ; . a | in the third period of this contest. | for next fall. — were. a; 8 “i ve ngs one of the finest {ies this year, Vangilder’s record] the gam | Scheene, 326: Miss Tem hose who know Bob are confident ) ay m: Fe % . : > SL as . : 4 « bal! club . he save ’ and there is ‘ t ’sS Le ‘ }@ training Season 3 ora ® —_" “ee 4 rs “ee : , ae i ed _ ones ‘ : Ps ’ ‘ A : e a : — . wee ball c ys, shows that in ten innings|he has! EORT TN oom ae epee a eel aE :; ‘ be Total. 2096. at he will soon climb to another a: 3 : Nicolet lton forward, looked like ame e ac from ¢ + : Mugs | ie 1851 WEST FRANKFORT, U1.. March | faxalan,: ' | - latice ; +4T} - * * . eee . > vr : “ip - — + E > 1. - ; ; ~ ' i ce £ e - t) ; :@, : - : a4 Re a The box scores: i ee ek W Wie atatemnerh ner in the third. — He also made — ugh for anyc {high schoo! district championship entiv and Yankees Are Upset — Few Holdouts | seus kK. 3 seabioe 5 Ringling. oa + z -: ALTON (174) 5 eee ie ee - phen Paget , the fina putout of the inning. Wingard, too, pitc ‘hed well and ' by defeating Pincknevwvill. thie y ; M. Getty. 383; Mrs. Sid ee : 2 s. 4 — 22 ee > anntiraect ¢ ; mete oy » ef e aay ie 2 a : seat 5 ro : ak , . i AlLiilp AhAL AIC: La aa | ‘ zs rc rr, Ts « te | is in fontras io his ae Be Rowden, |. f 1 f ° oistart of last season when he was s—well, hes whay} Dr. Cove said stepped into the pinch and shut off seus wharves : | ame | Tas | : ; ,* . i. . . ’ } ** — ; sie ” "tt hie o . » » * > Ml ’ | cy ‘insti mittens i sly call iit ‘ Hil ~~ —_ bo ls is t c [FF ey Ke 5 . ‘i i} | IOUDLI U fo4 VA mning anvining \ angiider WAS f 7 funate to Ne Brook|l. 7 rally hy; . uplifting 4 = ee Roar . nf ‘7 . 0 ry -¢ . : a) »% ly »~-2 } Aietanre —_" © by eer Meee 2 oe ~ sina Oa - 1s Inn +e ae © , , n 0 0 st ities Maga pagan stripes et run of the thir Outfielder Schulte continues to ILLINOIS SECTIONAL by the 4 ink Paes Millers ( er Oo irst game prot : bas CmaRUTIC , } ' : emir rer } As he T) added to the } ning ble Was ev7 th reg due tr . ify tho $75 a ‘ ‘ ald =e) a a ~ : ee a ot . - : . ‘ eh. aay iii ft é e t} 4} f} said oD have 4 TI a \ ‘ . \ rT hy 79. tenet he rth es ¢ + Sn aa ee es 4. + spe . : 0 "1 coat hing staff as tank coach and his own single and Harry Rices been paid for him He raped four BASKETBALL SCORES : -ANTA, Ga., Marcel T! fou: week of the spring train-| Rati T erence M t opinion of a ae fs ; ” ’ . . 1M7r Abe aes = o ' iVu : ” r d a 7 af} ? ls is et accom ea - - : qi) “Chuck Byers a Telodo iQ.) rine double. © Rourke sent a sac Sat hits. all of them resound ng grind of miajor gue basedal! clubs closed today and fo und most cans ee Our aut i 2 e erets e } r £ ’ P peti is : a oe Flas + : 's ® ‘ ai ie j a | u Nain gz. i i ~. ~ : Pas © re: ; fice flv to Hendrick. who mete : . } are « ; Ioeceo lie » % #: Suit + Ton r: ; . — —_—— 41% as ae tees ae Dox and Mle Aix a «? ud e nt. = a we see th plat ies pacaeeape adn one a triple to 0 deep center I i Mount Carmel} 4 Pin eines bay tne Stars and it Sser lights 1D iine § a, Lie. Vv ith the opening of sonage th 4 ' r Zs os o _ - * na iv th, loath r12a@h e a ml ‘+ ee. ‘ i (3 .ie } . a) as al wi ; © . est . 7 ees a@iili i ao T. ss60 Bi VV] ro . in ; on ; . . 2 ‘ ; - i Totals ‘ . errr wi os a’ s. nan Ins id Ate 4 er pusn T's . k ” dashing n adly ub the rie like a ile field ne “Yas again the bearcatr. 120. tne National and Ame! icaD iea = eth he anne? : ee , Be “3 ‘ast SS ree ae tiv ost POT ALS bas caterpillar tracto when Hen- Schulte’s only fault today is that he Peoria 53, Manito t? ale b } | = V ision oO" —s : ——— Ind.. March 19 : ¥ ‘ : ee aA Se « c it af | at s ee i ve, Re a 7% i es calf * f) P Hiner no sTHT we ff . ; i2 . — : — | Watchesok Pr =. ee i.) f) f most won the mun} ipa] title have rain It aiSo DrOUEg it in tWwo more niav and the fi ne 4 h ng . e M Celts 31 Peps iv ;oniy realy dissatisfied ] ader in the ape 4 a aaa nOGoul., WRG compet ition. the Ben i The [ niversity of Notre Dame led me te t ; a sass signer : rT ie a. e4iN 544d ILC Oi weC- o “ ® 7 announ f 8 Eon had decided to anit the : : ; he gs: ie cc cs runes. oa 8 zo) non ai io ai it ee Ts} ‘ . : a A L*4 P ‘ 4a t + : Ti ae —_ — ; Tete) ; —~ disdained to disband and are still ee Weenvyv This bov had the [Browns | The Celts defeated the Pers, 31 | SOUTH. T hé [Tribe is conditioning baseball. was said to } ECS ; oppose he Raticans pe . Ong men i all events, with no commented eS rv a } “ * “ . R = a i : a : ae * “ as a se s al « m se ao, By, ite . : as Sa! } o eo Pc Ons ' A p ‘ a ss ios - . Score at end of first half: Wht. 12° | Working out in the kymaasium. Bas- ‘wo were out in the fourth in- i«down” for four innings| They |‘*°.1‘. !2 the Employed Boys’ bas- | siowly at Lakeland, aa, evidenced) ering. He has ad . and feature game # “tar individual perferrh- that me ea % | a eo | e may em . ages “ ‘ ; if ; ‘ . s ~~ id a .. ‘ pipe all " — 4 a. ‘ « + . — -* s i I ae « > | - lz Ss é 7 | Se ; , ™ a ‘ * } 4 Ay - - Aton, 11. Referee—Davis Ketball practice wil! start next sea- ning before a hit was made off madé just e hit off his deliv . | Ketball league last night. * - ry - : . in bremeeneneg hirty-eight quintets are innings, the last of the game. Doak Semifinals oday = a a oo St. Petersburg. has become thel dic at ' | , Marg ee - ( ~— ’ = . ba Aa Ras 44 ai aiong 4 : . oO Lar © ilid Pix a , : -_ : FARINA. ILL. (13). | G e€ 0 _ Bit of the day and O. Miller sent stretch a palpable single into a. vamia, Kentucky, Illinois and Pe ee ee ee a ee ae ne tn ee ee tao e harks of the recent Big | picked mes t 33 7 e. ‘ od - 4 . ‘ ”“ - > a. a, 4 = Pp * ? am | rmy i iit i ° 1 3 1 i ae . ’ . ‘ FG. FT. ms F | 2 | out a sacrifice flv double and had himself er ed at A % : not reached desired form. Several 8 J ( ; rn incinnati eds ition put Up ene 6 Om pe ion, the coaches were is he make 4 wd . bast er ‘ “: “Tas . +7 , \ it] he 4 +b nite . . a tue : 7 ae ‘3 > 4 Gerkin rf. see FS Bees es B 1 ~ 4 3 Two Se. - Lente Boys S¢ On j New York Stl Im Running. of Mills iy Huggins stars are not vet “A no ww aid we in the 4 ity for Sey eral | i tions Seen here in some Please | "= i} the sh ow i nee ar o4 a 2 eS. 2 ~~ : aad ~~ ‘ aa . . » : ? e 4 | j Foley and » eo ¢ de ro 2 . Know ‘2B if = a2 be " 4OUIS 0S broke imio T Tire + elft + ’ Ail LO iravei HG route. These in- ' nanage rs ies : - nN the fe ; 4 : - * f P. Monica]. ¢. ...--- t s > | the lineup in the sixth 3 Ses Serre Deak. with one Ind > “- 1ew note has been heard in | 1¢ ngest ineupt aBBOc yee? wure of thing Sea 5 * . i} ilmeu ne Sixt! inning. : . cinde b> oy ‘ ' é 1 s - lf are } ’ ear he? ciation -— | ip J. Monical. la .....- 0 2 3 0 tes PU ee ee Te sane ~~ down, was touched for two|singles...-., ere Bob Meusel and Combs. ie cus Cengage in send their stro mem ables thane a £ s | haute 1 a 4 > ot i . a. h% lh therein ion et : ior j > i a ° , : g2 - : tae. ‘a ™ " . a + Lacey. rm. ..--..--.- 0 ° © = 1 outfielder, b rother of Walter, wag "CHulte hit a single to shart cen- pan fix — = nidition ciash with the Boston , ris Speaker, another of th Harry Mcvar “ exnibt erence Big Ten barred than wine SF ia —_ — —— _— alsiciger, a . ©eu mall fives of! ennsvivania, eNn- | pead — ‘ famous “reeruits’” of tk detail . i ‘. ' ss . gs 7 = Se ’ + i >: ‘ - - - a 4 e TS > ha - ie. SSS ae ne SM iis j ! e =e r | hit~e wv ~ & a4! e° : ; i. % 3 > Tot } a 4 5 13 7, % Ser in as Ps hi +f Hien - oe ae Bing gave the Browns heart tucky tl inois 1 New York wil} oe av Ss Ye ' oe t tersbure. How- \ r U Oi Se ¥¢ a is W sii oa : — © _ ‘4 hlietes of non. ° B - s et ~ : . A rip} o ~ ; : minosinn tags ds; as ans oven 4 fai | pyre “I rea and « ~ > ry ~3 Siugzging with reat gusto The imew finds radue ; r seh: : . i first half. C. BC. 10. Per i. — . rick and played right field jonte we ‘eke a Wake? wacko r, Moore and Babe Ruth, who “‘Ussing with great gusto. The inew finds, tes frames rOLs = is | ca a re whi Umoire—Sum- ys, Vitor Last Week ete teeta ~e tela ces >) eee y driving on for third! settle the national Catholic High ina, pee e¢ ; ' a » “Grey Eagle’ has he Ploutins | Tew ranks M@PRARhoor) « “at 1] 2. : ina «45. Referee—Wh'te. : ; 7, weak roller to O'Rourke was (base, taking a chahce on |Carev's | pt ie RR — {Mave. been Of the field for some rey magie Aas been ciouting | nicipal League vi _—~ * eae Aiderman of At (= ; : ~ 2 f »yr « ‘Tf ae we! 7 * “2 r . - ‘ os - ~ 4 : ‘ mers... WON (22 Favored to Win and Clinch Roettge: s hitt ge effort. arm Hie would have lost out had CNOOi PE SL LS cnampionsnal] lime, were in the Yankees lineuD. | Tor an average Of . beg W elistons. Tate Brady a San aie > th tha + Ik ‘ wg : tee OV Virt ie of quarter final V i tortie Ss As ‘o> + Whi | oo | nh . + Tourin Texs > the Bo . TrKYrT *. + -, : Imes will be tne last and hy 5 ' > _ with our ois K left ferward..... 3 1 7 0? The s« nd - } -% got =e a Fe oe Inrow Otis Miller brought him : for nat y Elephants at ‘Ouring : > Se POSTON Mea Sox © ga Park “'Oacd jump for 16 points ie. ; we. | Das ue sgeconag game the three. seventh. when he split the piate ’ decided tonight. Fort Viver Connie lL. Ke ‘ at New Orleans Ad the TDefroit | le © gt ~portsman’s Bland * f #7 ; played in 26 | ~ Crar. left forward = URL municine!) maecer eart ‘ with «9 tm ae 8s serie nome witha long sacrifice) fly i ; 7 “yers, Connie Mack has no-/|@t « a Se Se ee ee be = Pa ee *. = ‘ . -" J . J oa a, s € ’ ey TOrm- 5 ; $e a Wood. left guard....... 6 ® 1° ° : payee the afternoon 2 Pair- ahead of him +} 1 ms k | Xavier's championship five i jaSt veteran second-sacker avai Sox were playing the New Orleans} Cup & BM the LWo We em : ey. ye ” . q a Pay : eae beee Pe | Wn ° Slart “ - 37 & 8) i ine k ‘ i is, re “a p me ‘ oO nw Wo ; .f > 7 TOIRIOPTH > aes rm a“ _ —— : 4 ‘. a Dun? e% m2 >» , . . ve ‘ P riz s - z a 3 es .4 ‘ se With one victory to th yz, } Of 2achary’s nerve. He was driv- veer wilt Meet tomorrow alternoon “rookie” in the A's camp, fs no-;j club; the Tigers met the San An-| ,gide froum Gee ae tom Felipe Osif. Gaskell} =. nn been ee, en a we Bhi, WED ote victory to their credit] onto the bench a few mim “Cushion Title 2:93:30 om: ‘ctowins the saan |sceatiy apprencnaive abe ae Oe: Ande f . “eee | : eee. ee 6 & ME OUB Th, acitarneys ce into th io) ° o the bench a few minutes o-ou Pp. Mm... TOMOWINE tae clash ticeabiy apprehensive about his legs} tonio outfit; while Ray Schalk's|;,cers of the 4 f and .National A «A Of ote with much & : ; SSSERS EAS AY 4H CONLES iater stu fe + = es “ae ener ae, ¢ ‘ great sui rf om i : , wa fee a at — nena eee between the Most Hol; Rosary as he goes through the daily drill.| men were engaged with anothe r | teams will be interesved® Chan. pi; is devoted & mre Day believe tia =: HOTSTON (19) {favored to win again and clinch ~ igor s&s WY ’ ph Se ‘ et tae .** a, e “i ~~ ee sided a . , ; : s.e8 . -~ " 7 ii ' Smith Ieft forward +a @ nm 12 0 heen practising > ; , pe at Tarpo 1 SPrIngsS against the °o La Salle Hi fi OF} Joliet, lll., which practically ail of the 14 clubs wwar- As for the Fiorida exhibition tiits hattles (ne ee in ihe One mile : } professional Be r( » >» 7 if ey] ctising ¢ 4 eT iMie : iring Rros} Dera on : = noe ‘ “ . ‘ . .7'* q * a? & s : : : 0 “ . ithe week and may cause an upse Sad Sam lon starting for the teur ° n ih : : see ‘B = : 1 i the Soutn Of the 11 az- | duri ngs ne d a) they were i“nrcagro. in which the , ? ‘ amwie «af tins -? zi , ~ - . - a «as is at — . ? Siivy rT cup maonated yey u“ em? th Yoiioh « ~+ a ie we ly «+ ? _— .~ . . A : : ~- t is . ; : preiiminary to the soccer fea Br ‘ vOUeS appears (tO De Wel; . " = ce i m : Hi thPrOusn a stilt workout | burg, Reds and Columbus ‘A. A.) - vceneraii re “er. Marauette om sabe Wateon. left eoaré . oF 0 bi 1 I a “ ‘ : : : “ a ; ; : W LSHIN? STON. Mf rok | 9 ” . 3. % ~ & ‘ . j + ro aa . 4 4 =, VA Wit $s rad feasie 3 ;' ‘| AGVancéed and to Rave : st of usta — larcn |13.—E by Cardinal Mundeiein. and which at Avon Park. in anticins Tinn ¢ af Plant (it thistire sand > i? West. ION th : (ne pretum | aod gua ee hy 8) 3; ture. ' * _ fal -* on ene : Mm. 41) a iCcipation of 4 ; ria City, Athletics and Phil- strongest in the aa rafters 0 ‘ : Weed, rigat sega niin «ieee a | “stuff H. Ruark. of Washington won the is symbolic of the national] title. heavy schedule next. week Tom } ~dent on dian Me ie : mir tf, { o' (2° ‘times a ween : a oe q | Morgans. Killarners. sis national "a ‘ tig , bee oe SCA x. rom lies at Bradenton. Indians and Bal- a Municipal Leagee : oO Clear the har at 12 sad ‘ sche pe it r wli* Tt? . ? . ~ + hh = id ¢ +o ~ % oo [orr ec : a “~ ‘ - ‘ Totem ..... +. “ ody -_ * g Sauter tonal Reidy Melille Due Temorrow. ae arena ‘Hree-cusnhion The losers of the tw: afternoon | Thevenow, signed this week follow-/ } more Internationals at burn- been named te referee ein oS. Winning fro M - Score end first balft—Moun eo » . stat io . biiiard championshi tonight. de in +} te ewe : ; } sei ; ar a SHH errs . : gin er oI , : . ‘TOm Bite - + te BH aon %. Bef ummers. Umoptre ; Barer R.F. ... Scheme! Oscar Melillo is expected in ' ampionship tonight, de- | sontests open the evening play ati ing a three-week holdout. is due‘dale. Brewns and Robins at Clear- In the other coutaa Michigan State On As to the ousten we, eree— “4 : ° nw bis se Carter 1. ?. “+2 oe @e & 3 1 | Barnard , nd . Rom an (at! SS H ‘ : infieid is wrnd ~~. ¢ 5 ia Qo Hatchard . oO. RR... Rice me (ne infieid is undermanned |. adel : } ; i , phe - a es ‘ ener as ; . Swen. |. f. -..--0--- oa mer | a2 pocsent SIX MATCHES TONIGHT =| * WO “7 ; ] See SORR Ts, SEERE, TAS Te ae Millers, will be deam™ al Nane of Okie W eepaet a _>--- i Bissite baila wd Malcnies in he secon: a4 ene ee mignat nave 3. { ionas.ee Ost § leri- ry — ~ ba by: a +210 3 2le ra rr Se eee 0 e | those present at the annual se - » : ne aig ‘ _ | son ¥ 2 ™ — ~ | $€taC COMMISSION er. wed diesasie reqouemt vie e. Da wa oe 0 : 0 46 > ws a °° @ q iA; Dase round of the Schaefer De Mar han- | Vevers the Decatur snarps"oot- second place by a head —_—_ lead the setni finals. “Gualifiers im . f ly ai ; ipa | dinner today at St. Peters- ‘ P ine § n. = wee, ie ww ~ . ” - WINS VOLLEY BALL TITLE . : i Bago mega of n Le ry mS ..1 missed more than half of his drib- “ella i ° , Prof. Otto Zeiner, ¢ 1irman of the ovary . is in % en — ™ ‘am eT ¢ will hoa how led at Schaef er’ cr BR taitri bhaktada ied. . iat \ @ii€V Lignt Se ored nis second Eli ' ' = ‘ » 2 a { iuUriso * 4 {Tn : > 4 z * ’ — ; ae ey Wikermem. G. oncrisrce 2 2 8 3 won the Midwest nampionshkhip here dur Chamber of Commerce ts hert 4 dam own _s ; | for a total of 11 of his team’s 71 — rg ta ee “gees today en route to his home in Two eF for his at hietie Door. et. * Bas a¢ barriers ; 5 Mania. ©. ...cmee+... 0 n 8] MW itoday by defeating the Fort Warne tHUVA oppor\Yinity to show what Z Sie ene ‘£ Op) schaeter wiil : : | oe : Rats — | Oe aCe. Ali Cailao, the ta- HH re M as P afte = . *% ee... Kansas wae de- " would Hi : . = ‘ . adie J : . ' . : . ” ™s ° ’ af > ‘ . - ~~se ? 3 —7 ™~ ; ~~ oe - ‘aa ~ ; r e278) =. “ nN s) > 3 ? > ae ad -_ oo Lauter. & G& eecuces 2 0 2 1i/“¥" team in two out of three it thinks of Vo stead. battle Harry Dahman, G. Ringling | Points. vorite. carried the Green Tree Sta- | "~~ *™ =e. 1. spend tae “'nner. Penquife took Met thal tim a ain pase ees ‘ + irregrns ; ae ~¢¢ ate, . - "Th tla deinki tircter mrits 3 —s " — , St ng Vacation ' Pete. ©. © sen-cooe @ 9 %% G games with scores of 6-15, 15-6 will tackle G. (Mitzi) Weirstein,; "De Philadeiphia victory puts bie colors ro victory in the’ opening | "7° ‘@cation ‘STRAND DENIES “or Drake, clevens can © ¥ ae , . = z , ¥ r “= ‘ * + ‘ ‘ fone ©. Ee sevees.. =e SO her-38 Nelson to Bowi Stein. Present one of the two-men cham- | ‘*5¢™ in the lower bracket for the dash for 2-year-olds. J. A. Butler. special investigator PROFESS ae tion foliow: bes! varsity cm - ‘ - . . saad 4.4 : ft 4 ~ . 4 " e . % sere 5 - OF A 2 2 2 ss a... Kamp i - . 44 a OB ig i Roy Nelson and Otte Stein I pions, «. Herrmann being the | 8¢™ifinais tomorrow arternoon 2 aR 5 Oia a ate int ,for Maj. Griffith, was in session Mat. 79 a 4=%: Michigan by (lat is me iy moi re— ‘wT s Seare > : +c . af. bay Ee ies es i - . ++ . on + Hs we tet. Tro ~ et end ef half: Marion &. Benten. 4 Scots Gain Soccer Tie. ‘'waioatf the eading nin topplers >t ae] FE. F Rand « 1} take on against the -S Navie earn of GOPHER GRID STAR With the Senate t‘ommittee today ret Ll TH. Mint. : % - Marquette. 20% - oolish preg —_— = ~ . © ie * ‘ ae _ , . 1 | : x ~ ~~ . ~ hee ~ 7s ~ Ae ' ee ’ » at ¢ . . one . > J . * 7 t, Re che Aseoc(aiec T? pee we ‘ Ff i ;i® 7] : Tre et i a ie ga ™é™e } VW Mit fs. mw ho had the Tectia | Loutisvilie iast abot a: OS Cf iAaIT Ft r.4ttisS and pr sente i a fida ‘its ‘} - IOow strand. (;opher : I: ? City Callece a?” tT . | tonal foot he ° wd : T 7 > he . : +. — | ‘ . ss ? y ~~ - : P Revive | LEICESTE! engiand, March 13 (torai pins . count match at the | score last SundayJn the first round MUST ANSWER CHARGE that Leif and not his brother, Iver i926. emphatically sent e Ka ‘tsag, 7: ev wd i. * -_ =a and and ey atia nd battled 4 a \e yah | * 3 = — sig? * atart rhe m my = ‘4 i api ; a Bowling Record. Sr —_ : od - a s — was ever 2 Mi: =} é Onhiwe W es] ¥~ a. n he Pies , gos *. | pw aenii aieys tonight, startin when ke roll¢ + > ‘ nd. hae marticip in ath-' nteht that a ne [ers . é i . a Li ) all : ; - ‘ : P r vewlers. alleys, , , Will be called before the Senate byt when Gopher authorities in-- versity of Grinnell, Butler, fowa | #henever ‘ “stern State Nermal'theught of “ber failed to place or did hands are for the meet sugapesteons =

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— ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 20, 1997. _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH____ ae ARRELL NAMES SEVEN ‘PITCHERS AS READY TO START THE ‘SEASON - ‘ wer ea tyoyte : ; a sags ee unas. eee > Re Ee nn 1 4 en , ca oo ane —— . | ee. AR sat men a ern penne — er = Sn orem Po etn tac ae ee ce ne eT aa v By. Burris Jenkins Jr. : OPAPP een i ee i eee en eee Nt Nl at Nal itl at Ngai i aa ~~ ~ Oe Sat ee wid . we - 4 : Pd fee? . / A. i . oe — on * e bed y . “ . — - __ —-* , ~ S - LS - ee ee ede a a a i ee a le el id ‘ ; 7 ‘ ‘ * A . in u in ; .* \ ‘ : ? : . f 4 f s - - ' ' *. we A Y 3 - f + : h- 2 Z A ’ ye M. , : ‘ \ . ' * int "i . ‘ 4 J : oN ' \ fr. ia . , ee. Jf , iff , yo . : o .* " ” . 7 i 7 d a be . : eo - ‘ . = \ . A ’ : . - . ‘ y Pa , A , ‘ é . ; ‘ ‘ ' - «. ai ¢ 2 , f \ t+ st ai IOs. ‘ x. . ~ : ; , . } 5 - : * , » Si : aS é ; ‘2 ° . ie : — , c ? | : " vs, went into the lead last wil psorins 1 4 xas. Ale Alex. Haincs ~ : \ eS ST ok are a, If aoe =a —_- A. A. U. were run off here tonight. a score of 2456, They sms Kec. Reinhart, eee N 1S | are Pa | : | Semifinals and finals will be +con- inn 2 , . - .3f e 4 a is Loge , , - ‘ s of 769, 884 and ¢ se will BE available for pitc “ q ee yp re awe 2 : ducted Monday night. Miss A "hl _ gy when the a cose fy . te “pe epee en " 3 aes Three St. Louis boys won tneir —— nna nie n lead} ng the we will have the es! + Sa tr oe SATE, Po ake - bh , =" ‘ei By See eS toe —— bouts while tw - ve th games ue 176, 192 and 196 a eee | in the league. Most : sae a Ghanens pba ae y Lotal of 564, fol! owed by Fo =n e or two stall but - | > : , : ‘ McGrath with 513, Miss pave one eae : sus \ A> A BROAP- de | Power were victors while Clift CVs o13, iss 4 men th plas ; 2 be seven | Doetz , , SS-; Miss Myrtle McGrath, gig gd 1 also expect Jimmy | . a: Sl Greer th , oe | Results of thy thresiseune aa and Miss G. Wiedemann, 437, Te pe ready. He is working | ; a | : mae P-L. me. ny \ ‘liminary contests follow: Carondelet Recreations are and his control is im- : . | a Re > PR oe Ror io — Y r ere Flyweight : “i ith 2326, Mrs. A. W a 6ai] he needs is steady | f jj . . ee Mal OE Pat, Re Baim. “aa ee | sen aren. : pving: , | ' ' Yee & e- per = . r — ‘ 3 James Kerr, Grand Rapids, trat leading the team with the geaasmee jots of throwing each day, | ) : nt ee Pree ‘ 2g z _ Cliftord Dette . og I th Cx al of 064, rolling games of 1634 p four gr five Innings every} in | : e+ | Jawinski Grand ‘Ra aa "heated ahd 201, The Missouri Pacific & ® day or So in an exhibition | William Ms erall Pictebere a i shine Specials are third with @# he'll be ready when the | | No A a : ee , See ~~ rl ng 5" - Me Hirtentaa a th g ped f Ra, WOMAN TENNIS Raker EM Bs Nery ee eg ie ze ) Harry Leibenson, New York, de- Miss It. ‘urstenfel: e = fings.” y f y ARES . Cred iE Br = he's : feate . . st | os terseiao sapsasanes w, aay 2 eS ee, 4 5 i § : | ids. Today's schedule startg jp 4 - i was asked if he ; + oaetit im. WITH Svzanne nt Pag ee eS . ae ose , afternoon at 1 p. m. and im by the loss of Rhem would | | enn it Ae Siar, Sa of Bip. é : ' apek. Van ce / Schmidt, Grand Rapids; Joe Ro- ae ee Miss Aggmgmes [Or ¥ — > Se. pes Se Sip ese : man, New Orleans, defeated John- os a | tidal G. W ledemann, ‘se going to win, any- : . : a t ee oe | PAH O- WAR STAT DS ny Brown, Cincinnati; Eddie Law, 8 lor ag peice telnet My will hope that Rhem will | Figs ade = a, Wier tang Oot AY THe Philadelphia, beat Pomp Romero, a 2 T ;. Mary McGrath, & , } s og ee a eae ‘4 : a. ao : Ce . oe New Orleans; Euclid Decker, New Ve man ert 4 ip. He has a great future. Ae ,. >. ae ice! , GREATEST CF f z ed Bij. him and he is just a young ; LZ / a Being ee Pros Race -andvas — o——— beat Jack Zeramby, s- OT) ; 8 fal want! : scratch tourna ment of the 8. % am were ee ee ee epaongi SS lbs Fo eee ope tn cabs ‘ © Ne v9) ae aug tes sem ONS a RA Sa ae ee ee ’ . § | (Carondelet Recreation ns—Mra it a : as cs Z in es: , oh 2 Prange : pecs Ferrel] is developing as ? ‘ A a a a ll ar : Featherweight a ins pce ee ty 2 ee " gis, Miss : : This was a new job for | a ee if ' ed te ey "- : i. 03 Lewis Lafferty, Philadelphia. de- a Schnmmiat, >: .1LiSS EK. Schaeg 2 os hed a alte: the silind oN, ry % ‘ Cc? : 2a .9 iar % i Ee feated Hugh Gallagher, Pittsburd: Fetmitted that meas knew : NS cee Sones Way NO NEAR Buddy Christy, Grand Rapids. d-- le Specials——Miss MH Esa as dente Bob is yy EQUAL 47 AK AMATEOR GOLFER feated Tony Solnik, Boston. | | Flaherty, 400: H. a } = - tgs * g = —SS—————————— ee Lightweight, 1 in this re-j ner, 451; KR. Furstenfeld, 510; : er. He * ging tae GERtRupE EVERLE STANY? — OR YS , 12 : ; Melvin Benkert, Cincinnat! de- fe to be kickil | Mosier, 474. Total, 2274. pas a manager, — hi ne ng te Sums — me Ay A Lone Vie TANSE Srey : > feated Herbert Brandon, Philadsl- ) , | ) er as a catcher, and he, ) : } ‘ pathway ali the)! Missouri Pacific Sunflower § ood amaamtras iat ven! page . } Ce phia. ete genriey 10] ciate hie (C isatmsan Simmmate wotentatiousl 0 en Mo Bkze Rom we tn a | THE H By ALEC | a Al Moskowitz. New Yor! ber: a journey "| es ‘ ‘ og pomeetin $12; n't always see him funct ioning i = enna we en are : : | Eg. anapeli, oY0; MM. lillams, aecggges : a manager. | “D, yy c ‘¢ RK£LAg, BY Himve_.Le AS | C 8 “ Sy iN. Schwarz 443: M. Grosst : +2 :, . Leo Kubersky, Pittsburgh: Ciaud»s Board to Fire , em 4 knew that Bill Me- the Al = ey ‘ AL] M RM ) 7 rs 476. Tetal, 2172. — ng oa ee ae ro OO a eaner a A PRAWING CARp —— IH , E )D ») Itskin, Cincinnati, defeated Stuc- ; M E Shnie was a Shrewd basebal. \ : Ceri ( ee ' Otto Stein Jrs.—Sirs. — He knew that Allan Sothor-: AMY SPORT Rt y Sriaen, Sram ic 2 ee — ¢ ee ye haeh Peete yin 3 ON Ne ON NPE “ “ MeTiernan, Pittsburgh, defen'+4 fire department: : 437: H. Galle, 429; H. Remi ie eabtedn i : cecal Di ll H h | y mee ae . ers ' Pwas a loyal assistant, a smal! r / oe veath f tk ast ai POS a : : , 393 ; 448; QO, ene | e€ e€ an O ege ame, \ . |gur city gunners obs - -v pounds are not uncommon anc LIGHTW EIGHT: Jame k G. Collins, 457; Mrs. J. TScRMagt wmcKechnie. Bob has shown eS : A S 336: Miss M. Keating, 472; Mag hie i i "edge ett ea name aaa %2 ‘ | : : ong spice Suey : ' eheciis, e min nis Ow if i ‘awe ft | ' a ie re , Horlis : 406. Total, 2111 . 3 iat ins cooing a ee , on ae a ee We 2s in 26 Contests | Se ess an Club Will Pay ; Out a fone shoe ee : —. ; whe | the average is 14 pounds. tooney, Pittsburg, defeated B- ii y* . . . aS as 4 . Fo 4 (“fi y > \ 1 itche Lost put PF J inutes in) — & of ALC OLDS ea l \ Cd- j aay - in i edvpruary, anc ri a : al The Tongario River is considere?e Boudreaux. New Orleans. QD. M conditions would not be disturbed tol rine pest trout stream in New Zea-|Kinnon, Boston. knocked out Ja: Martin Breitt Juniors—Mrs@ the business and the league's | s I = Thi C Wo rk : we cai Sad P. Bostelman. 0 valuable player, so now he is | son. —— Changes Made DV Rules Co mr Littee Hard LO n aries 1S ampaign | any Ss extent with shooting be - -| lane and those who have been for- Sully Nevels . ; | Miss N. Sehmidt, 474: Mrs. , mtly working and developing. b- r iF H >» Asserts tay age | tween Feb. 10 and March 10, There} haginee enough t fis} a is etree oe 4s . malt — 39g Scheene, 326: Miss Tess Wollfhose who know Bob are confident X plain, © ASSCILS. NEW YORK, March 19. | 000 per annum, while the - may come a time when the ledera)) pronounce i sie teas in the 7 orld C "ane h seen Meiene Cine | nee Thtal °096 ill s ‘i anothe 4 payre if the New. York coaches, various assis Ss = \ re : | al | er . etauees Dadertatiene—iila et be a cena acaes. HE payroll of the New. Yor Various assistants, bat law will be changed so that hunt-| 4, the mouth of the Waihaha. over Jerry Hoffman, St. Louis. i: Musick. 383: O. Ringling, 47054 ers. | M. Getty. 283: Mrs. ‘Sid 7 : te me tt 2 ya oe Path SAGER NI RE Ce ENT LOM, BPTI, ¥ . eR NEE a + ee noe —— — —— — — en ?W out haar ego the ee Bob Meusel, who is understood }| Geese have nig ” sega fog nd The New Zealand ,angler uses | HEAVYWEIGHT: Dave Knox’. ‘uplifting nose from collegiate authorities, is . Pe ee oe ke a to have signed at $17,500. Ur- ee gra oe ima eh gaidtinc ee anee res eK maw ss peng = fly, bP alas St. Louis, scored a technical knock- —_ ark, with a large feathery stream- | out over Graydon Shufford, Uui- a cleaner and better . - f t eo” (or ar . Col l.. Hus- “i +) } VW H 1] [vim Fy sit cee eae ent > siversitvy am: r pastime, in the} : ie go lek ty eee! yan Shocker, alte oy and ¢ .) far a ws h e | ¢| oO r came professionally than i@ the university amateur pastl ton, paid for the entire outfit a So far no definite news has com “his | Mi ers Oppose | ~ game p c -s Joe Dugan probably also. are ‘rom Jefferson City. regarding any e r, and a dash of red or buff. This | versity of North Carolina. in secon. i x : ‘ iS aiiOwet Oo sink we eiow | . " 2m fly 1 liowed t } bel round. Tom Tener, New York, Orliier partner, ca | T n M opinion of one eminently qualified to speak. |¢ Gozen years : vell up in the five figure class i fi i 7 Pn ‘ . With **Ba be *’ Ruth to Ine 1 ¢ i a} i ‘ - “ Po changes in Missouri game ail Iie 18; + | " : ‘a . ; and found most Raticans 0G: : 2 were ce eet Our authority is no less a per- eleven play a professional leagu ; a pay ae . $7 ent os And Herb Pennock. -holdout aa i The bill proposing to open \the surface for the New Zealand beat Paul Dietz. € leveland. ve ATES .% ae | : Nevers. the Club. Wherein there is a differ- the list at a fancy $40.0 my tae southpaw. has put a price of ‘ — a err | rainbow seldom rises to the surface | the opening 0: 3 sonage. than Ernie Nevers, ti tence I can’t see.” - Colonel's checkbook stubs likely Satan a-capride : ae a season on does passed the House to take the artificial fly | . Bi j | > as } s ‘ 4 " Ollege pia) it isn’t the whole story. Man- chise and all. Ruth alone would lay in February. the fishermen! will soon be noted for its splendid itleno rs in Three Divisions ehort- e . Brie . 5 Western ’ : ; i Ai ’ ° ‘ i } } ‘ Semifinalists in tne pa Associated Press . every turn. , : , > hz : aieg, iig mai c nge Gan wes er and as a profession: r nas i : ager Miller Huggins is under- be worth at least that much on ed} he ‘ir tackle,| trout fishing ‘ vision of the national challe ; ot TH BEN D. Ind.. March 19. i A Nevers Was asked kh _ Opill pri as } . i ™ se o lown . ae ss the open market now Bt at { Lo ore rhi aul thet tacl le, : ° to Clash at South Broad- ul, who 24% he Ben Millers mee University ¢ ’ led me to two conciusions, Nevers}, , ee ee ‘ ice 8 stood to be drawing do itis oe ts I ‘ and many started looking for some- | . competition, tne ‘ Ahiversity of Notre Dame. ' iO tne Piet ie hew pOULVa ; rey way A. Cc ursda a te 1 the Raticans in the @ii,..... ; e Bi. ; - aaa Sa many started ou to the. a ‘d S hied hol ; , — M and feature gan, “8 — pe meewar individual perforrh- that no college varsity team could have. re : ae jens few struck at8 bird, belonging to the plover esi Z ianarcer ~~ oe a od — - “a ul ie ae ” + 9 A . + : I Srlne LiUiec . o Levy . { - 3 ¢. - £ eu “ SOoccey] Lé a Lit ti a ¢ won ie ilrst ¢ r}¢ ] ae . - ‘ Ince ’ > . . . eetz ir S 0 ac orner 0 ; ia! 11] j ix ~ >] j t “ae . t , ‘ 4 i : . Phillies - a. io ¢his aft obenpeg _— indoor hope to defeat a first-class pro Changes Hard to Explain. ucRv and several good strings ot Ml cs 5 PBs se ate 0 i een in the Intercity championship bouts dent te en se ag aie POO he oe eee OF the Con f : TI ther ' “Noth@hg serious,” ° . rappie were reported Mississippi Valley, and in faci | between Western A. A L.. the titie..~ \nton shortly tf i on. ee _ aitie : Pon 1) = ae PSSiona! orga Zation ie otbel ‘ il ] Se} is, = va}p e were ? J . } ey : sa ; eee 404 + : “: ' The Wellstons battle tortitiie. lercollegiate Association here Oo ti teemeenge ly “Th hanges ‘m hard to March 1 was the opening of th jat the present time is not plentiful holders of three weight divisions : Banners in the opens r, § e oe is that the professionais pilav ¢ leah pis ; : n ways ay ampion e a ar er In ° ‘ seasom at Bennet’s Mill and any here, though at one time they and Indianapolis ringsters holdine n One ~° OV = = “* . 2 ie}, | vad i 4 er pial nm Ssvline ayo. tro St'c } »e 3 ‘ i ti _ mee ‘ PSE AS . a, | flown ‘ ~« O CIOCK. wall . = ugan State Colle ff Was sec er and immnore sportsman: ike foot- |, “The rule increasing the penal George Ashton and Ed Schopp were were seen ine vast numbers in all ular honors in the Central A. A. Ia4s foes pilite? ; / : Kole y's men a re at aa Ea band Maz ‘gq uett third ball ty Saini fiy eP to ’ my vards Tor lH] T of Ca na da Gra nd. Na ' ional ‘ he re They report that the spring the plains States from Montana to ; . distr ict. will feature an amateur nz uTTifse . 4 ° i. ve . ~ - . | . ; ay 5 F able Ss them to perform tTneir Tasks ’ ‘ ‘ oo 4 ‘ disad Vantazye. if erm } 3 sold spinne! " i 7 epresenting the South Side Turn- Senators dugout | battle. mee fOrmed last year when the with less effort and fewer injuries ee hif : gre ved The Peetz quintet, champions 01 [ ) a trifle larger than a full-grown Verein of Indianapolis, in one of _ : me « : ; i a i if’Ss TT c } . +? i J P| : > Ss >? : . - ba r, another of the, Harry McCarthy. manager me Conference Big Ten barre 1 ith: i 2 a ok ie ploye ‘ : th Girls’ * Municipal Basketbaii ; S°*C® * oun = ans jtame pigeon, and every one I tried oF thin > ae 3 ’ ) S&T nm? I nis — Ta »S f ieé a4 "Ss >I. 4 } g «Si Ze : as been clouting | nicipal League ranks ag@ a. me Frank Alderman ao} At college there was constant in his “Tales of the Angler's El-| gather in good-sized flocks and are the Indianapolis squad, in another re Wellstons. Tate Brady Wi Sign sta: , lin Rhee , anxiety as to the physical welfare | “Moving back the goal post i8 played at Edmonton, April 12 andi oj. owas we: will be start- lorado.” New Zealand. says that|very difficult to approach. ‘ “ig » oulliii. : ' individual , Vai a ie : ' scnwartz last year, Wili DE aA Stat’ ainbow trout from odin ‘iil tT thew ' | Star bout. White Sox now | pi at on his second place © sw) irets in the €6 ‘a = if © ? "a4©nre . . : s . ’ ’ fy t! | : Sic : ~ « tal | com plish and ad 8 8 yhasizes he tralue (toach mway nd ‘Peetz will ac kK’! iday, Schwartz, who 8 In Lon- several! vears ago. “and that the, never killed one thet w Fe not been determined, but officials ind th® Detroit league at Sportsma | Udit played in games and lost a to ‘omit I ‘ ach 1 et was fat Or! of the Central district h : Sparen —— . . piace . ne +1 Pe ave nice crow . ee 1¢ Centra v tles W ill be ” 4g imek of 27 alien during the entire | of a touchdown. Two field goals conipany the full sauad, which l don. telephoned his mother yester- have not only grown much larger, fit to eat ; adiiatoteh kee : Prep spat pr poms eg ; ; } : wor rarnes he ted | School Field. ; Ernose courageous nerfor sinsiende day afternoon ’ / » g the New Orleans tant cc ‘up Games: pit the two ise “ag alam “We employ = straight foot bai) becau A ‘ Oo, Jat becbegg-m rss 4 rraaht a e , ° . on BU Out now nearly extinct. ° : ; ower, ubtful starter Ss | Western district middleweight isk — the Crowd went to ntonio wer lay- j|after the bat 7TT 5 . ; : . ‘ : 11+ ara . ‘or in wh 314 ‘ ae Tie ‘Ti, , professional | ‘ : : , ‘ sl ga } on os ss — » thbhe | ‘ oe © * ¥y fer ; bat tle + ric : Mis rr . . 9 . men do not exhaust their vitality alter Li champions i) i Maas, L. usfue, and Hary es Leader, nis trainer, €X- ~. the Ases _ e at se they were: Chicago, in which the 3 *d by a tangle of th —_ : “imonton ‘ - ctateg Press ‘members of the Western A A. U - ore hicag . 2+ 8% iE nasi rk - i barring f course, the unforeseen ‘ Mises team now competing in the Na.- T hese two mae be ‘ memwver atvine universi- . Alii ! i i i il arring, VO ‘ : ' ‘ ‘ - n oor 1 e° upset marked the opening of sine i ? t" i h A a ni rs) ty, J : always felt tired With | fie! soais. bui in each instance TERRIS AND WALLACE accidents of ainin . , tiona A. A. U. junior champtonshi» garde a” K Glaser. Marquette vault * : pe > ‘ } 4. Ss ] ! | fumble permitted +1 nen ta a kk Harn eats " he -riddda in es competition today in the na- [tournament at‘ “incinnatl. They will eas mag ted PRD amane «i. ree the professionals, practicing three; tUMDIes PCHMMed v4 mints 7 / JaCK —" ee ee tional me n , Athieti : 7. il- strongest in the W est. al Ls ‘ among ine rafters of the ‘times a wee! i always felt n tip 2et Opporiunities for the goa fron MAY MEET AGAIN ‘he Grand Nationa! bv an amateur. iOtlai mMewT s indoor tennis cham- ireturn to St. Louis Tuesday morn. ‘ rr > ; . ey 5 P i es ' , . => + » " ¥ . oS } ' ; ' Os . ~ ets, esi fo’ M } ‘ or “4 , « oO . . ays c+? . ‘ Ee -% ; In the other cont “ichigan State On ar ony ‘ions were undertaken today for a‘ ea ee ; “Spe rutie that a team cannot:**** r wile . * i races this season. : é ; op ae Mass. one of the 10 “seeded” players, was LOTTI AND HENN EY 7 ane! } io ~~ - i} i: oy ie >?" “+ Qo} al t- fri- . * J “ leys, with the former Holl g 'fial, Glaser f: led to Ese note Proseamon ed a ge he ball on an incompleted | ™*'¥!" lightweight match at Madi It is not unusual for an amateur , ee national star Visser, at Ce®™s WB feet ence, . have rarely encountere) ;/ose the pall on an IBcompiere?e | son Square Garden between Sid Ter--| id he class nd Schwartz wee bea a en ee WIN DOUBLES NET : ” a . « » L? " =~ ; : Qo > : Rey m ™ . : ° P : © Lie C(iaSSic a ‘ Ww e LZ ’ 4 w« " ; ward, will face the Buda ™ Notre Dame runne; : he “dirty” football that I met with} backward pass is not a good one, 13. gf New York and Billy Wailace , 'O ride in U Pn iggeaser Br “sat —— when he was defeated in the second | TITLE " « lil. in Detroit wit nt Re second a runners copped a 100 , saiadtaaahbe in collerve plas iT) ny Opinipn. r. it Lives the of- ' of Clevelat a ax rf result f thei: Has CnoOosaen Weil, iO? 9rown nati i. round by Merritt Cutler. New York. | Ry the A iated Press : ’ v, ; , ' . : . : > ae c =: a ; . an) e . 3 - ‘ ’ “ : —_ . ¢ *s P , »« ine ey t > ' 4: ij AGS “] tec] ree ARES " ae a ° - i = - 5 | carve arians of ~ afte ‘ Places in the hali In the “pro” vames, we find no fensive team possession of the | sensat ronal Dattie iast nignti veel Ore o tn leading gentleman | : ” a ra 3 5 4, o- vs after eliminating W. I ORTEGA, Fla... March 19.— Youths /American Hunge : r laying back ai the , rf : ball fils the boss of ly a down \ithougeh Terris was awarded the |riders in England for a number of BROOKLINE, Mass., March 19. Plitt. New York, 6—0. 6—2. in the! . tackle the MacKenzies of Moe” tt Dudycha of C eo | isting of anktes or legs, no clip: | cia eek as ene Lottictal de fter twice bein In 1921 he finis§ed second | —— Mrs. G W. Wight first round Ey over fighting age today a of Coe set the > even though the enemy should | officta!l decision arte vals ty eins years. m igvgei Ne rinisger CO Or —~-Mrs. George igntiman Oa hee ; ¢} ~? eal ' ee > e > > ; "5 i ‘ . « a’ « . ' Oe , « F — “ . ‘. _ . . . ia > ‘ Ss : ; ; i. bs i } iieé es saad a | » ‘ ; : : ; ; Pas ‘ . > } 7 ~ ‘ ‘ . +37 m+ - os ? ~ ~% {Fr , . “a eh Je Ne = } “ ri ie - | * " ‘ | ‘ ‘ : : ; ye a iwas his brother. Iver: | > nullified in the « lay the game hard and fai! ball shall be declared dead at the} will not take plate May. en collarbore. Despite the bene ¥+! Gardner Jr. of Boston, she defeat- while Jacobs disposed ofc. B. Pe ng Player in 1925, restectively, de- : who had receiv ‘ ‘ Ee ‘ hurdles “ hey 1 } Pp ad . 7 i« « a point: of recovery after furnmbled —_— a i the r.der remounted and finishs« d ; MT « ia P 1¢ Lera, New y ork, o—~s, §—~0. feated awed Bages. New York, and Joes Pa er endeavemmame Wn two of the barriers A Foolish Prejudice. inunts. is designed to take some’ PARE TO MEET KUNKEL. ithe course, though further handi-/ °° “188 Sarah fattrey and Mal-| John Van Ryn of Princeton Uni-|Garlton Shaffer, Philadelphia. The pt /. ' colm T. Hill .youthful stars. 6—2. | versity, drawing a first round bye, | Seta stood 6—1, 6—3 and 62. ey for his athletic Bdoorn; f th | : f ; . - | ADO ‘ cr eae . s* ’ + te nV a , int Aan ~ “s awav fr lec ned by broken reins. | ———— thee nsas was de- I would like to test out my be-/ of the accident feature away from IN INDOOR NET FINAL re i920 Brown finished third + 6—2, to win the mized 4 advanced to the third rouns by de-| The title was not éefeniel =e la Tae al Ce ae oe ~ OUu- = feating H. A. Chase, New York, 6—2, William T. Tila ; ee en il, Philadelphia, fo nt: Penquite took Hef that the good professional! scoring. Many beliéve that touch- |. he A ited =Prese . : . : » iy y > } , p ; ‘ bs , 4 STRAND DENIES 4 & Drake. elevens can take care of the very; qowns scored in cases of recov- CINCINNATI. GO. March 19 Seer en TF See Nery | bles -site 6-3. ~His teammate, Kenneth Ap- | America’s ranking singles eel ; ° a» s . ‘ . aitd ae P dt * 4% he 3 IC , Point totals follow: best varsity teams; but appareni- ered fumbles, constitute too great. |. rele {on The Tuek,. Sarlier j hg , pel, won in the first round from jand Alfred 8 Chapi fie OF PRO : e 1; : “He Fs Emmett Pare, Chicago and Pau! Earlier in the day Mrs. Wight- |. +. vee y ¢ aApin, Mar ie =| ame, 42%; Michigan ly that is not possible. There is'g penalty for the fumble. ee ee ee pst 0) he we ames rot are prime ce x. Stelle, New York, 6—0, 6—1. | Mass. (oda. fle LU TH. Minn.. rT 261, . Marquette 20 1, he n foolish pr ejudic © against profes- "That mav he true. Nevert § Kunketr, ¢ a Cana wii met j ENGLAND DEFEATS : man had Je e professional baseball clubs,! came. att “active. Kunket defeated Tom Clines, Louvis- } B my As Z ai + sup of LmMmIings.on., ©i., c ) Thurber of Princeton tn the second. Was unuevat war : all at Two Harbors.jthe charges of PrO\Na.agaeenew, Grinnell, “aorta h n without » “However, there seems noth-| ville 9-7, 6--4, 6-2, and Pare READING, England, March 19.—/| orf honors in women's doubles, de- \t—4, &—4. Bowman, drawing a! Tilden tee i as me charges of profes-| placed againat him with ex Ar estern Petes enti Cog of A : But | ing in the eile changes calculated | won from Arc hie McCallum. Cin-{Eingland defeated Wales in an tn-i feating Miss Blake and Miss ime, |For bye, defeated © J. Jost, New terday in win : {:* rma . 4 m4 . > —e made a year ago, | committee of atnletic®. wither failed to place or did hands are held up in horror at the |to affect play vitally, one way or} cinnat! 6—4, 6—4, 6—3, to ve- ‘ternational amateur soccer football | Sigourney of Boston, 8-6, 1--6,/ York. @—1, €—3, in the - Bast 5 over pher authorities in-’ versity of Pens tee i » st for the meet, ‘suggestion that a college football another.” emcee SUMS Lindlista in Lhe JOULMEYs yatch here today, 410 & foe , , : — —— = ' ; paves at St rS- with interest. Columbus ‘ ,jare gener rally res ee Vict vA stimwated., Strand informed ® ; Ory Of Spence. Detroit er te Gitte rE

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EP OR: ree ete 4 ie ape it pee ‘ ; Pi . eS EEN, ge tek id v2 {eae ae 3 oe ane ik th Ms th ees a eter: Lit set Rak Pry bin , SE aes . oh ie 7 5 FNRI AyER ry eh sco taf aa ae eed a 4 # Ws OAL oc teea ae ba eae RNS oe bah — as at ‘ wee a ge, gia . PN ASA peg ae oe Se ete aed sn a ig | ¥ ‘sy be ee Sa 8 y Say r ot pe - és ea Pais 7 wry Pager hire PS oe Maw AA Son She RRR. Wit aR ae My ay “ire “ih PAGE 48 __ SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 20 __ §E. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH LOWERS MARK FOR MILE AND FIFTY YARDS Briar Broom Sets Pace but Tires in Stretch — Theo Fay Captures — Feature. Steoial to the Post-Dispatch. : HAVANA, March 13. — Queen: ee 5-year-old mare owned by : G. Dunlap, won the E! Pais Han-' dicap, feature race on the pro-| gram at Oriental Park. here today | and established a new track record | for a mile and 50 yards of 1:40 4-5. | She clipped one-fifth of a second | off the old record which was made by J. J. Murdock in 1918. Queen Towton won by two lengths from J. A. Parsons’ Carom. R. Veria’s Briar Broom was third, two lengths behind Carom. The fractiona! time Oe. SS “iii s > Fie be & Ae be 7 9 1:40 4-5. | Queen Towton went to the front. at the rise of the barrier with A ee em rt eee ee eee aii EN TOWTON SETS NEW TRACK RECORD hai WINNING AT HAV4 PRUETT, F — a em ren 3c i i i ae alla ala gl Man O° War Offspring at Riddle Farm ~ PLO ald el Neonat et at Nt at Neath Nel tt ll Net thal lage OL el a LE af ele el tl a al el el allel el al = tne alg Rriar Broom in second position and : Watch the Time third. Rounding) the first turn Briar Broom took the lead and Queen Towton dropped back to second place. Briar Broom held the lead until the three quar- ters where he suddenly tired from the terrific pace and gave wav to. Queen Towton which was racine | under slight restraint behind the. pacemaker. Coming into the | stretch Queen Towton went into’ the lead and drew away to win as her rider pleased. Carom moved ‘up during the stretch run and con-! tinued gamely but was no match for the winner. Briar Broom tired badly in the stretch. Theo Fay Wins Purse. A band of fast sprinters contest- ed the La Somana Purse. at six furlongs the secondary offering on the card. Theo Fay, a fast be- an ginner, was returned the winner by 1*° three lengths. Donetta was second and Right on Time third Theo Fay broke fast and sprint - oval Dick ed into a long lead. raced restrained mieen M. in the early stages but came wary! Poa in the last furlong to win with! much in reserve. Donetta was Sun Si! never able to challenge the winner but in a hard drive near the respon finish outgamed Right on Time for ye : the show. tight on Time closed wie with a rush and would have es sao ’ second in a few more strides. Broomster was well up for most! : Tre of the trip but weakened when put | T.me to a drive and nosed out Drawing Board for fourth money. French The opening event on the no i sram went to the favorite, Royal Dick, in a drive by a head from Shotwell with Eileen M. third. Royal Dick wageff slowly. followed | the leaders to the half mile and ; Lain 1. went into the lead at the stretch |: Queen Bas ‘urn. Put to a hard drive, the geld- | ing won by ahead. Shotwell was a | tenti on Ww i rush. keen factor all the way and made | Tush ak was a bold attempt in the stretch but! failed in the last stride. Eileen mM. | ™- gamed Zoona for the show. Jockey Taylor Wins Two. French Soldier, owner. oe 2. 3 ‘yartwright. won the second race 4 . . ~ wa i by a head from «onnie MW xu ith Jim { Do! Town third. French Soldier broke ‘'* a slowly and was far back a? the | Strat haif mile, he improved his position | Emme. steadily, came to the outside in Rack final furlong and got up in the ‘ast serious stride. Connie M. raced Jim Town | mto defeat but could not sta}! Off! was ch the rush of the winner. Jim Town | made the early pace but faltered | were in the final furiong. $5 ath ~- Mrs. A. R. Smith’s Fioy Lilie won. FO 15 the sixth race by a length. Rambler lengs. Was second and Boaz third. The | -53 abe final event on the card went to § | R. Utterback’s Devastation. Ma. hatma was second and Jet third. | Tico Fay Jockey W. Taylor was the star | Right rider of the day. He rode two win-/ iiravin. ners and a second. His winners Pits were Floy Lillie and Theo Fay. and —— rr i See x YALE WINS COLLEGIATE | more werid ‘ + Tut WATER POLO TITLE »'#°""510. 3" By the Associated I'rees. ya rats : ANNAPOLIS. Md. March 19.— Yale's water pot) team won the in- 35 2 4-5 tercollegiate title from the Nava! . Academy here this afternoon. 25 to i4. a The game was marked by savage SS : fighting on both sides, but the Yale «wy:. ce defense Was too strong for Navy King | R the Serves rece] broke through for four touch Koals aemet hz to penetrate. Despite the fine work of Rychel, Navy g6al tender. Yale Hetchingon and lutz starred for RE. Jonathan Clark, .50 3: Plorens “e F.. $a Eighteen Riverside >: 150 3-3 ir j Sixty. «22 u " 5: Fair; Nanoranan in. >: Lewis ol Ratton. Roete 3-5 The Vinmer-. 55 ryuiate, Toile > 4 2 Speedometer, 51 4-5 Ans Riise, i Mie i mtr Three Sixty 49 liv | Lads Baughm. -51 2.5: Svecial 503-5. Tiger | Aaoetic Plowers., my Fad Ge@ttysbure. -34° Bun- Five-eighths -: jo Hon ae 1-08 9.46 ni ap tente _ - tian - dee. 1-0 milo We pitt 1:18 3-6: = be +34: 2-5: Catesby. 1:44 2.5: Maredale. \ asaues $5: Delhi Boy, 1344 3-5: News ss.” . ft 1:43; Foolacep. 1:53 35: Cam oe | and Corvette, three of the outstanding stars of last season. at Owner Sam D. Riddle’s private tracks at Berlin, Md. The first three, from left to right, are Crusader. Mars They are being wormed daily gay i i a —. in th — ne ee a a i om The others are ee la i ali i ain ate Me ate a ee lal Ma ie in ee ee ~e i A i li i i eo -Yesterday’s New Orleans and Havana Charts PBB BRAD ling its custom of former years, will | the workout and pulled up im good Te”. Va, that ts a song i i ie ee a ee a ie i a a ‘ AT HAVANA Weather clear; track fast. the Post-Dispatch HAVANA. Cuba. races: FIRST RACE. $700. ll i ati ie din i i a i a i a a die NN OO lca al cea sl ala sf i AT NEW ORLEANS Weather cloudy; track fast. “pecia Post-Dispat: hh. ~ _,Tijuana Cup Handicap: —Fellowing are 19 —Followmg. are 3-vear- olde — oe. FIRST RAC E—-$ 1068. a a veel Pere a. Sone Sustonae. 5 x lace same D- m - at wilrer |) ie | tO hO~) — S-vear-olds and =~. >. how, ie sre OND RAC E—s 1000. Soveur-olds and _ aS ar ne + = De ND * oe wi Iw 4 a ae nd | ‘ Se ae , oa ss 46. Darius. Metal Jola Shot. ani retin New Oricana and his. ing is scheduled to Open : fm _— Deer Blue, Marrus nite Connell “Worth While Star is the 2-year-old colt, Sport 42nd Empire City girs ad “r329@ + rah oo PO et a OO ps ns | | 4 +». eo oes ~hiz outstas ed Rea! ization . * = i cy + re ar — ns howed rood | pt 7 rtsman. Kidder. Supervisor. ir: | which comprised 19 head. One of racing during the cou eH ors 4 Th rT ~ THIRD: RACE—$1000, Dixiana Handicap. on nw Mie Omond ale) ran. [fhe 8-yenr-old stars of the string meeting, and they wim and ly pi ne + t Winne> 3 e. Ka by Loke @ McLukel Vier 0 Tra ner. c _ : r S-yaer-olde ol? =D. finished with good courage and out- be rain x RAC Es: “$700. ge Rock —Ne shaven clniming. 4- vear-oldl f * : | . Nan McKinney +Yates!13.40 5.80 4.40 §8 Watchola, a juvenile that raced to the Maryland tracks ; Val he het oT ip . interference soon ; i + 3 ay + ae & Ps an ae e mil le and 70 rards ‘today recudaad as follows: Mile and One-Suxteentd Flioranada and Thi ‘FOE RTH “RAC “a 1200 gm Shrewsbury we - Sala gre _and uP. — oa Broadway. Zing and Cordovan | Aston Villa 4. Birmingham 2. . eos I f= 3 B: tade—Derna | V aiue to 2 TY} ine “Ts. $1 E—sseo, claiming. The ia womana, -Year-ol : 00d, won easily pes See ds ond =P. six fur. igney s. ow! iy. » Rround wea ¥ and, es and ae int erference ta. alwaves in ciose et ¢ | : tof the Pe as ibid trial on first page of. “ge RACE—s000, ei Pale tear S-year-olds and , ; Sexe RAC E—S 1000. 1- pear-aeme = uD. One mile .——" a sixteenth— . ee piace Griving, ww © so Ro ue to wi inners. "$700. sit: >, w , S Pres tSeuces ea i Se; wl we % i - Pac Filion, atmost fal! “claiming, 3. igor an up, Diace s3 Ay is ee $° 80 one enite ~~ & » a SEV EXTH RACE. $1000, “Claiming, _ Star Hawk. Suresseht. NEW ORLEANS, March 19 —Track "C, 19h Beanie Moore t-yenr-oids and up. one mile and — eo. a ® va) ue to winners. ie $173 ‘i= 4 re) ae ae rr pe =e DB a I5— mt OAS. Bio +.” pen ——s “DPA I'OW wy 1d ~- id ieee "Lr a mY, -, mt DL met ed cot ont PBL SoD fea ? ' — aerve fo stall aff ved Ene and hac enowsh yspawer. tie: Boe Lee 11. 1-03 1-3: Kia. | | ide and | menace Pete’ D Decoy. ¥ 18; Modna. 1; i? 4-5: Des. ¢ 60 os fome : ; Tr: HORS ; | Packwood. 1:18 3-5: Red Legs. 1:17: | Gevastation “Waheat™a icbhths mile— L:31. § Jet rai ie— Pea viman. L:- Merthac Recommendation Sy ~ ee er) one 7 +S - ae raced tion had a rough trin be vata. first. $4.60. place $4.29. show $3 20. Re HAVANA > aap , Fran: om Leal . . 35: Campfire Tales L: > re Dog. 1:45 5% oo 2 Ft 4h 2k Bay. Dingle. | Paris aa m.. Fa tret F 5S: | Prince Ligntfact are & 1:43; Tribal. 1:46) * ondiand. Quepn i The an! teak mile—Bolivard Bond. i Pentree ont’ s a% - ; : , = . . a ORLEANS. Merch 19.—Traci | ata a SD padford 1. ‘again entered. Bet nets itn eney mae ane — Tr ree-etehths milea—aruia Ke irmam City 2, New Brighton 2. Indian Potentate, we i ¢ rn ioGness to at- late, #1 4-5: Fire On. 42 ~ Stora: je os: Halifax Town 4. Nelson 1 imported 4-year-old set PA ur néer March 39 te Andreaite 37: Chaff 3: : | Mindinette. 38: Indian | . Hartlepool United 3, Rotherham car & & Come an ne ., ‘he auspices of Uni- Stas Ont Bee | Golden Top. 41 8-5: Anca eo” 381-5:{ United 1 , % v6 rey ofS bee: i _ &eo | Fourth rece | The Southermer. :36 4-5: Girl Scour use| ‘Lincoln City 3, Chesterfiea 1. his pair ef éiam | wii». ..”. Saditional high >. 3-7eareum pr = Tilt—Joe Sweep. - +52 9-8. | Southport 2, Dencaster Rovers ¢@. gemor and Boas Ge ~ “* Sent But Monday Hoie Care . al ee arg lL: Grand Bey. :529.5- Overs} Stac ‘ mee” & ain = -enresennnd Queen Tewtes lal. 2623-5: Meas man I. 2-6: Over. | Stockport County 2, Stoke Belair Stud | D1: Needle Point, :52 1:3: Sciraa, Se'eY: | City 3 ‘good 23-year-old, Goan ‘Gua “53 2:5 “> ,ianor. 3504-5: Gmiting| Rochdale 4. Wiganboro 1. E. R. Bradley, sa i “~~ Monk. :50 2-5-3 O. Benns aa? | Sranmere Bovers &, a: >: Hour Farm Stable, # — ive-wiahths mile—Eddie Pin-kent * 4 . ce Suet, 204 2.3 ig Oo: King Colfn wh | a Division. Jones. Bagenbageale™ i... S¥ractse Untversity eS ae | wash ain Cyclops, 1:06: Py | iRioamt my vs. Airdrionians, not (gna pains pw ‘nh the intercollegiate | gneeighth = | Three aac Seven imperted aa amptonshi - Mone Mex '1-06 1-5. eg oo 1"19 se Mane | Cowdenbeath vs. Rangers, not meee ath poet 3. joes - — ce ; J ‘Ve ae " . "we, iA, ; + 4 4 : ‘ he -~ a | Invmortal. Peay ghee, Pencil. 1:39 48:| Played « his two English SEE po... °*! champions are: jeierd a tT. Capt Aa & A. tive Peneinger. | Dundee United 1, St. John- snail oP * Gene otee Okun. Syra-| Seventh sae rackie. 1.97 - Prickly Hoes att oe Black; stone 7. and Grippenm of ‘eed upwert.~ Soyryeiahtns of @ mile—Optimies | Falkirk © Kilmarnock 1 English colt, Pry are" "40 James Reed. tehign. Sane “One mila—Dr Cartenas, 1482-5. are; iibernians 0. Dundee 1 which performed Sa pends George MeDenena | Relitert Masstlion, 1:47; Hitlary | Morton 3, Hamilton Academi: ‘land circuit. last 7 nia. - a _ Sea: a ary. 7 +2: or Desa nt. 1:44 3-5: Pandaste.; cals 0. Vw woe > Lae me ew ee . to third waned, Ocetdent a. ane Sean. gar CiMigel and _— Finn, Bush and Raalbe Boy. Bandoline. ‘Giovhanes and San | 5 @a8 Rivet ied Pad bas pone ou ely nd eek whet wet dawn and fiftehed i8 , - : wed Mei | ite, MM Ir aet atin ene-quarter muiae—Ratmene, nas. seined fu fee ie Aa fear ioe | woo Rds yon 4 2, Birley M. C. 3°48: Bach 7 i " Getler. Cornet! arnvhi?! Birg. 1:45 3-5: Kajabe 1-51 52" clor’s ome tetas =. Dunfermline Athe Oar cas nen ~~ res Miller Yala. “eer Cardenas. went aasily. Patrick Th | cluded, War ron Sesit, Colum- ' Pet! aes Fs sant ie ged on fl chap ” “tesher, Queens Park 2 ‘Caen “ Lean's grand 8 —— ‘cht " ana Patt —# ore , re worked faster. é |§|§§ St. Mirren ©, Hearts 1. Miami Cup a mses fo “gpecgee SS ae THPAW HAS. ©) ORE STAMINA } THAN BEFORE .... 2-Mile Race at Tijuana Today Has 8 Starters | De. Clark Gets i in With Only « 90 Pounds Up — Danger- Ss | | ous Is Favorite. Havana to Close. Nat Evens Works pees HE winter meeting at Oriental! E most sensational | Tack, Havana, will close today | Piss: has been sha es | TIJUANA, Mexico, March 19.—| with the running of the So) Prince G . |Eight thoroughbreds were named Long Purse, last on the card. The to G. e. Hall's 4-peie Ms A ; feature race is the Adios Handicap; ; Nat Evens He wa met \‘hrough the entry box this morn-| | 4. year-olds and up, at six fur-| three- -eights and fas ing for the $iv.vvt added Tijuana longs and has drawn six fast/in ‘35. Halt has fr. ‘Cup Handicap, at two miles, fea- (sprinters. Hole Card, winner. of/ oughbreds Quartered gee. ee race on the program at ee ae races, cag ae cee land course, King Care i'weight of 1 pounds an Wil, and a 3-year local —_—e tomorrow. Rossdale | concede eight pounds to the filly, | gold. — =a ;}Stable’s Dangerous, which finished | Queen Towton, winner of four a i second in the Coffroth Handicap to’races Pat Stanton’s 3 -year-old Re , |Sir Harry, is allotted top weight of | gelding, Sun Dance, gets in at 99) . ro }117 pounds. Backbone, entered in! pounds. The other entrants are- ‘that the horses ip & {the race with Minervus as the! Anaconda. Chocotate Soldier and /are all well sevesgaeall = ne Aggociated Dvems. . SRADENTON Fla.. March 19.— PICK? e Phillies ™ay not be able to do. wt deal on their own ashe Oo“ National Leagu®. but the club T eons ises tO cause some trouble for | belis °* i +; | Greenbriar Stable entry. -will carry | Right on ee. : : ready for the opening pes clubs. McInnis’ men are On the 15 pounds. eA kins, who has @ ating p other 2 . from a The field for the two-mile race; Training gallops for the Louisi- P. Whitney horses py sot golng SEW ee after hit the pennant race is concerned, similar. * they are likely to Stir up some that at « along the road. pee stuffy McInnis, the new mana- Few, wis brings to the club experiences | 2 favo ined in 18 years of major league this disc bell. including five world se- os Fo! e with three clubs. He has not Perha mended the impossible’ of his heritage yers, and they are under no had any ar sial command to g0 out trees,. he win a championship. the rule ™he threat of the club lies fn a planation t pitche Brought over from ee the § year, th e@@dition of a sensa- them. Ys 1 youn: infielder. several oid time: whers who should be better than #round } ey have shown and two recruits plenty o he are back from the minors major le er previous big league successes ground, ; was hick is made up of Dangerous, Back-/| ana Derby were confined to the some remarkable 3 inal bone, Liberty, Flagstaff, Minervus.| Jefferson Park course this morn- pects, and already’ it te se Cherry Tree, Dr. Clark and Light/ing. Four 3-year-olds were sent/of the Washington Carbine. _ | through the paces at the Jefferson Whitney juvemiiies will This year’s renewal of the Ti-| Parish Association’s track, while/shown at thi® Bowls ;juana Cup, which {s he longest only one went through a workout! kins won the first ‘tae race of the season, will be worth:at Fairgrounds. J. S&S. Taylor’s| Bowie meeting last yess approximately $10,200 to the win-: Scotland aid the best work of the /2-year-old —a iner. Last vear the race was,worth | morning. He was sent three-eights | $11.350 to the owner of All Over, and turned in a good speed test o7 | ° the winner. In 1924, when Little :36 3-5. Billy Baughn worked | Missouri Bred. ‘Chief won, the race . was worth: half mile in :51 2-5. breezing. | BAY filly wag foaled $11,600. Aside from the big fi-| while Barlboro and Nevermore of Velle’s Velie Stud Fama nancial return to the winning the Audley Farm were sent a mile Springs, Mo., Feb, = ) owner, — prestige of winning the Nevermore breezed the eigbth fur-| 1s a daughter of Phillip. | Ti juana — means much, for the | longs im 1:43 under a heat y hold.} The latter was a useful : |victorious thoroughbred is pro-jIdle Hour Farm’s Birley M. C. in her racing days and wan je ‘aimed a runner of great endur-' With derby weight up, worked 4 / De? of overnignhs handicay ance. ‘mile at Fairgrounds in 1:48. He | -osden bred a brown a The Tijuana Jockey Club. follow- | was not hurried at any stage oz | Rappahannock Farm, my occasions. (present to the winning owner a | condition. winner of quite a few om to Add Strength. the bat Is ‘ostly loving eup in addition to the | = ” on the Me F mee cireatt - ; fie “reaco ‘Thompson ‘shin a tr first money. Bowie Re and 1922. Lafayett res LOMPSON. he mish ady. ungster. and with something to ef mute rn. will neverthess add strength the infield. He will play second | What @ from the jump. Coming te H= h y es. e as 2 4 thy . ‘ . lorses, weights end jockeys for the! the opening of the 11-day meet- Jockey Chick Lang sy ing at Bowie, scheduled to start | 2@¢sbome im the Cottral ‘April 1. The track surface has/cap at Tifeasa wit leave Followjng are the post positions, | E: ERYTHING is in readiness for t. _ FIRST RAC E— Fut urity course leans and Miami. The latest ar-: HE New York meme ; | ig Sunbrae ( Persha)] 6.08 3.40 2:30) vivain « - | ; i t year, has a chance to stick. AT Stream (Sekert...°."'.°' ake &oe rivals came from New Orleans All | will start Marel # cInnis wil! play in emergencies Pegs [Pellet tyes ot re Stabling room at the Maryland| ™ track at JamOMMMs cinch hit | — € ‘ 2B ae ‘ > | =i ver tS all r il ’ +” . eae asat : — oe 4. *larlane. Big Wig. Brazos, Seven | course has been taken and horse- gates for a 21-day meeting The outfield fs carried over from By the Aseu ixty. ‘ralloping ; ; Jo. Brown Skin. Lenore;'men w , -1| W ander and Arabrab ‘siab “am n _ have not made reserva ~ estchester Sacing previous campaign. Fred Re snene [SECOND Nacm—wMik and 70. yards: tions will have - ar. elsewhere, | which controls the Belmont Point ch, although getting «a late Eighteen 8° Fel (Pend exracs | 12.00 a 80 5 40! course will begin Maya Ton account of sickness, wij] ‘"Jor® Cam ig a (Puttrich).._—_.. 6. 80 3. 40) ” —_ —*. . Pp to be divided between Al! Nixz- Tiger Flowe ick Bel Romulus Alamour. Runleigh > Cy Williams and John Mokan. Leena Dees “THIRD RACE. seat _ |Halahan, a son of Sir John John- day¥ meeting at Sama mmis Sothern. from Cumberland. r pe veeni} ye ne Aee OOEE Teen, rated ae the best juvenile that Aus. 1. Dick Spauiding. a Philadelphia "geen ea oo Sumpter (Ral 10.30 3.0 64a performed at New Orleans. Jack | 0 .. i - tipro, are fighting it out for olds. «it Om Brian Kent (Austin). ..-. 3.60 3.80|Pryce arrived at Bowie with the! Clyde Phillips hag substitu:e role. ae Se oat om ‘Deprema oa ete ‘sat Wilson - Salmon establishment,'the Greentree Stabile me 6Phillies say ther have Michae! Ken ss a.to thing to be ashamed of in their jegoues hing staff. Jimmy Wilson has ° E-feldee FOURTH RACE—Sey na ; Cc even furlonzs pwn no loss of power in the |smgine A 6.60 6.00\at Miami. Orleans about March ing training grind, and Clarence *¥vonds Time. 1:29. "article &” Trasinlee “seoe Lames Anard has worked harder than Thise sacs Stee itso ran Cabin Maid Ps woe NNN SRL alt fal. The trio is completed by and upward, | iI Fam : O'Donnell, a Philadel Rodrtse oR IFTH RACE—Five and onehalt tr IBRITISH SOCCER. 98 Entered ft sero : ee | oMeneeis ny oe ae ae ‘ arvin ¥ YArchiteet (Fielde 7.20 3828 3326 EAThiteet Fields iS i) LEAGUE RESULTS - (CJpgh Pruett to Be Retained. =| ars, aaae ates “aa = : , pelted i: ae ‘a P ; ha ; a tT oo Somers Heir. T erica PNR aan es 5 Radian mona ree new piichers certain to be | Hisch Priestem Twink ing and The Srochmas Bo nacgehegay LONDON. March 19.— Soccer foot- pmed are Herb Pruett, John ee mak sRo seda ie Stable > Ory wise ball ames * a I | naan a 3) z played in Great Britain nd Alex Ferguson. Pruett | year-olds and brough? , Lady 4 h xO iMecClaiu: es Saag 5.80 S roe ENGLISH LEAGUE. Will Be One of 2 - ent, pore Ferguson wae Rob acme ' Jent King First Division. B Buffalo last year. Scott, who |Jim Samick. | ‘ Pendergrass) 3.60 Time— 1:4535 — Wryneewood Soldier Arsenal 1, Everton 2. Downs Festus mot yet reported, was taken ffem the Giants and will find | fillies and mu Mace waiting for him when he o@ mile —— SEVENTS: RACE—One mile and seventy | Bolton Wanderers 2, Tottenham var 2. | oe : Post- Diepatel mes Pruett. 2 ’ 4 ' 4 ' Shakta Negra (Philpot)30 80 18.00 7.69| Hot Spurs 2. Be walle mane Science +h ere Paitntat Peles Ruf! eg, (Jenny) eign? tt: 22 420] Burnley 2, West Bromwich Al- | INGTON, Ky he ; eh, the ae Sixth race +} » nce ‘ ~ ] r. ® ‘ ; . , ° t+ > ti . Time. 1:431-5. Fire Captain. Oe) Sten 1. The Kentucky Jecke was with the Browns, won end upwant| Dollar Merry Chase, es Sheste | ; > | on the staff early in the SSes Coun Rock. Tonio, Extra Editon and Trade} #Tdiff City 2, Bury 1. nounced today the - as did Fer ~ Butter Cum. | Wind also ran. Derby © : : ; ; rguson, who ts Great Norther | EIGHTH RACE—x i eroy County 8, Wednesday 9. ‘the fifty-third revel ® ANZ with the handicap of q Pemevess a -—Mile and 70 yards: . | e a i oe ve (Tee Trev Paeman (Fisher) . 11.20 '5.60 4.00] ° —— United 1, Huddersfield | trangicap, one of Gi en thumb Waratah |. corsage) 8.60 6.20. rn tures te be run duriaga on, the star of last year’s ; sy Disee =. “aoe . ‘ —— ’ t . } . Bright Idea (Wileon) aad eee og Liverpool 2, Biackburn Rov- has four of his coworkers oWantes ’ . Be ww - ees , Conclusive, Tan Son, Ojo} ers 2. meeting at Churchill Dam hin T"lrtoh Willoughby Seventh rac lit rea Inisnher also ran i rae ‘ “~~ £5 SRL SS iD} : $ +4 \ ; ¥ rc , Sd + . eide one ‘mile or ENTH RACE—Six and one-half fur. "Doroases hester United 0, West Ham tal of 98 entries wer ow Mitchell. Decatur a fore | reece ~ v. ; ‘ ; ’ ee st - baketeer (Dalton). 6.90 4.40 ° aq! i z Bert cluding the best 3-7am in. also has been brought °Areusi TAfmentor tena , @ i . be New Castle United 1. Sunder- fro~ Newark ~ al °Fine Metres |Hdng King | MeClair)- we 2 fe 9 | Middle West. The Ga Rempletes 1 he staff will +Brown S0m Time. 1:192-5. Comma: 14” ehtier | ge oie | money ed by a choice from | soe , i Frances Rock. mee ng Graney. ae Sheffield United 0. Leicester $10.900 in added ” - ia wit! ‘ _ club fox o ta Nn - antura. Shasta Grafton, Parnell’ -ang! City 3. Tees. . of ont. —air- O vet ca at etc mareie KR. also ran. “Irwin and Sawyer 3 A iene, - —— and a ‘Sell, trbm Spring: a. ‘TENTH RACE—sx00 Secend Division. : one-sixteenth. ° i aber a Semipro. | | _ olds and up. one mile and cnet | , Bradford City 1, Fulham 0. = . arength for him. but he Time, 1:47. Rallim. Trapnei. Worth, City 4. ley Farm, J, Bee to have a battie for positio , iit net. orth- - , man. Fasciste ae Pon imei also ran. Hull City 2. Swansea Town 1 Cowan. J c ote the Others “| vie 7 a mn ir 4, Parlington 1. ; 7 : ! and upwai r : Hour ee Tima une pa Ana SCRA rCHES. Notts County Barnsley 1. Headley, Idle “ TEAMS ENTERED IN Nia Nod ‘John. Hence, F; - Le” an ater | Port Vale 2, seuaamnoean 3. Whitner. E. B. Melaaaam Bendatine Second—7 Of alien _— "Teste N ' ; ! kk. . Stories Wen terite oe Midnigh: x *sSton Nofth End 4 Black Stud. BASKET TOURNEY Rowman Third—Jaw Mar. Seth's “Bacon, roceecs. | pool 1 Such great racem as ee ee Race oO Maid, Stage Star. Snecielier Lee, aCAGC March 19 | ears © ge lan. Fo urth—— K at rinka. Chammier a letic } ; ” F Doreen, General ; H zg? & . : To Pranktlin ’ Recon =o ' tle TORyR ? aca rete “ “ io ' * Emre ; Scho : er-u . Aa Sa, Cree _Demorecaret Tem cocreen. Tul- South Shields 3. Reading 46. . panion, Cotiogones, Rost ® State champéaumn Neg ss wie in ee mr Matinee Idol. Valor. Saxatile a0" — Wolverhampton Wanderers 2, ter, Single Foam ent. r . a Lina Lee nd Letter Six Pan! ec is€, rent b—. . ; and Poswel! NN Mf : — eae pence, Pag ‘Mabrey , Fighth—six- Nottingham Forest °. Ragen baggage, Champion. today wired adi ee - | Gat? hee i 2,4 Oke anger. The | man emf s " pours +4 ' Flicker P eme ithe Ka like, Tenth— b—Araby. | Third Division. Northern Section. General Halde he it er Participate in the na- fgg BE | ieicsaaieii << | Accrington Stanley 2. Ashing- are included in . 5 Ben: . astic basketball | ijeuten ton 6. James W. Corrma=== "- WRich will decide the Vesrtar thar : eee °DShip of the United eri fi At Fairzreounds. Barrow 1, Walsall! @ winner of last yeaee The <wing by Lexington Stal

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ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH PAGE 5S STAR WITH PHILLIES es —. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 20, 1927___ FORMER BROWNIE, EXPECTED TO PROVE — WORE STAMINA HM BEFORE | ; — mec eel ee eo ne Old Time Baseball Rules Had to |Marchison Will _ ; Run Exhibition ‘rovide for Many Emergencies|p,.. Here Friday Special Laws Made to Cover : Sphere Hitting in a Tree : tfield g eee of W. U. Interscholastic Ou ° . , yé “ul 160-vard st} ri - leld or Bounding HI, Lip) GGEZA Meet Friday Night. ‘odathiak didie alent auee Ate | England. Off Near-by House. i. \' | yf | : ce eee | hurdles. Diegel, who | ty / £4 i | In addition to running in the ex- St. | hibition, Murchison will act as of- leading sprinter, will appear in an | exhibition 300-yard race at the sec- | ond annual Washington University | ne ms A res the ‘DOC’ WATSON, FORMER ST. LOUIS PLAYER, JAILED FOR ROBBERY Special to the Post-Dispatch. WOOSTER, O., March 19.—Charies who said he for- | merly pitcher with major ‘league baseball teame tn Chicago and St! Louls and with the Indian- ‘apolis Federals, was sentenced to five years In Ohtoe penitentiary to- day after pleading gullty to @ charge of robbery. . Watson was arrested after break- ing into a feed store, police said. IDGES $5.00 ficial referee and starter for i meet. ) One high school athlete certain | to compete is Clarence Sample, star weight man of the Webster High School track squad. teacher, here for a special race, but failed In addition to the race in which Murchison will compete there will bea 300-vard event for the Murch- ison three-time trophy. Only 12 entries were received last vear, but |! meet Officials expect a greater total for the coming competition. The events to be decided will be | as follows: High jump, broad jump, 12-pound shot, 40-yard dash, 440-vard run, 880-yard run, 300- > i (Doc) Watson, Heads Long Drivers. Cyril Tolley’s rule as the longest driving British golfer is now threatened by Jack Smith, assistant | George Duncan at Wentworth, | Smith is likened to Leo is a hitter, pure and was Aa Performance Will Be Feature : | to @ s Expected to Shins will close today | that has been shown Pee 2. ing of the So) Prince George Oval oa ss the card. The to G. E. Hall's 4-year-olfguee pits ° 9 | Stuffy McInnis’, Adios Handicap,| Nat Evens. He wa sset gm : During Coming up, at six fur-|three-eights and ran the drawn six fast/in :35. Hall has thre othe; =, ? ea - ard, winner of|oughbreds quartered at the wa MEP _ will carry top! land course, King Carter, a. nds and will, and a 2-year-old colt by ds to the-filly, gold. winner of four, bn’s 33-year-old! >, gets in at $9 entrants are: te Soldier ang simple ing ut Oriental Tine most. sensational Loren Murchison, Louis’ | $5 09 PLATES—cROWNS—B5R $9. YOUR NATURAL .GUMS » ASK YOUR BARBER” ows Ti will do for your hair oe il lions of happy users. Take homes bottle under Mesey-Bech Guerestes. At Barbers and D makers ** en mene | Interscholastic meet to be held at | lthe Field House Friday night. This; ; ‘announcement was made yesterday All Work Guaranteed Examina- ° tions Free DR. E. W. SCHRIEVER % Reports from Benning = that the horses in trainine a are all well advanced ang wf ready for the opening. Freq kins, who has a string of @ P. Whitney horses there, has@ some remarkable 2-year-olg4 pects, and already it ig the | of the Washington colony Whitney juveniles will whips while |shown at th® Bowie meeting kins won the first race og: Bowie meeting last year wit -2-year-old Miniator. as * * in adtiea Missouri Bred. 2-5, breezing. BAY filly was foaled € Nevermore of Velie’s Velie Stud Farm at were sent a mile.|“ 5Prings, Mo., Feb. 28. Thg is a daughter of Phillip-Cha | by Bill Edmunds, director of ath- ‘letics. Officials tried to bring Ed- lvin Wide, the Swedish 720 OLIVE STREET 3 Hours: Dally, 9:00 to 6:00 school f for the Louisi- onfined to the rse this morn- -Olds were sent at the Jefferson ‘se track, pugh a workout J. 8. Taylor’s est work of the sent three-eights pd speed test of ARGUMENT IN THE FAR HINTERLAND — Er .if a fair ball is held on the fly | on a rebound, from a fence or a'! house, it is no catch unless mutu- _ally agreed to be considered one, before the game is commenced. If a ball strikes the hand of the per- | Son of a fielder fairly, and re- bounds outside the line of the bases, it is nevertheless a fair ball. And if it strikes the fielder’s per- sOn outside of the range of the was half finished. rule The Simple Life oe By John B. Foster. phillies may not be able to do) FENCE. S suee to cause some trouble for T believe that a baseba!! Caught | after hitfi a bough, or so nt race is concerned, us ns eigenen |getting up an argument in base- Saute McInnis, the new mana- this discussion at the corner gro- Turn to “Fair and Foul Balls” in | including five world se- : heritage, Before this generation | touches the ground, the person of and they are under no the rules and demanded their ex-/| first base. or home and the third threat of the club lies {in a ted Dress. (Copyright, 1927.) useNTON, Fis, March 1°-— PICKING "EM OFF THE. | r own account | deal on thei ty lhegacear: O this day there are many per- Pygtional League. tas Ce sons in the United States who r clubs. McInnis’ men are on the rebound from a fence, or| winner of quite a few stake r on the Metropolitan cir : Pp cuit inf Lafayette . Meungster, and with something to Warn, will neverthess add strength Ei the infield. He will play second cap at Tijuana will leave the! ie year, th eddition a] youn: infielder, several wera who should be better than Old times very often had no fences around the outfield, but they had plenty of trees. Once there was a & H ae sions. Thompson to Add Strength. have shown and two recruits sre back from the minors previous big league successes Sround, .the bat Fresco Thompson, of nuts. from the jump. Coming to Phillies from Buffalo via the H York Giants, Thompson has | major league ground was hickory trees and the bhack- or the back wall, of which frequently boy .deserted his post What the Rule Said. ERE baseball book of 1867. are not more than two or three is an extract from the There to | shin a tree after the first frost that he might rattle down a bucketfu] : the ground or the person of a play- er or any other object, either upon or in front of the range of those bases, it shall be considered fair.” That not much like the rules of these davs. There is a special rule now for the foul ball and another fof the fair ball. Here’s Interesting Part. UT the rule of 1867 isn't half as interesting as the explana- Read what he gaid to make it tion of the editor of the rules. clear: “Special rules are requisite is foul bases and rebounds to the: ground | inside, it is still a foul ball. A | fielder, however, may be standing within the line and yet reach out to catch the ball in such manner { as to have his hand make the b W by touching it | outside m7 range of the base lina.” In the main the definition of fair and foul was pretty much as it is now, but the fan may see from whence there came an idea | that there is something in any | catch off-a fence, or off a house, | or off a barn. There are plenty | In a Complex Age HE complexities of modern life have contributed to the development _and refinement of the apartment house. In many of St. Louis’ modern apartments, On and will be | der track next week for New ast year. A rac-/|leans where he will have thea lready permeates!on Edward B. McLean's War} f 100 miles from {in the Louisiana Derby, ; | of localities, far removed from the | hectic influence of city civilization, | where today the legality of a catch through a tree would cause com- plications at once. (Next—‘“‘Some Ancient Rulings.” ) home cares are reduced to a minimum. Comfort and convenience are given a care- ful emphasis. in all cases where there are pe- _culiarities of a ground to interfere with fielding operations, such as a jown Manager McInnis so much | copies of this book in the United at he has dubbed him “‘a second | grates) When it was dublished it Elberfeld.” Heinie Sand will | pus such a treasure und sioney pair play short, and Barney Pri- | wus 90 scarce, that sonurunity tree, a house or a fence in the Be SS ee aa ig will take care of third. _|able to buy only a single copy | way. In such cases, if a foul ball | | pitino gu % ° nager McInnis, at the MO- handed it around until th> book | is caught on the fly from a tree it | jcludes sem good horses a¢9 expects Wrightstone to Play | wag in shreds befor> the xeason | counts only as a bound catch, and | jbone, Flat Iron, Mino, Tokes base, assuming that he will ANETTA _Minervus, will be shipped to rimmediate improvement in “ott are already ™‘tucky after the running of th@My defensive work. There is no Q Bowie track and juana Cup, today. Miestion about his hitting. Bald- ? is being consider- | . * + @in, a third baseman from Seattle, >. s y the daily arrival | ork Racing Dates. > 9° bly will be kept, and Attreau, from New Or-' New Y 3 D Wfirst baseman with Norfolk, Va., New York racing The latest ar- | HE Met year, has a chance to stick. New Orleans. All Tein start March 25 wh unis will play in emergencies at the Maryland track at Jamaica, L. L, of taken and horse- ot made reserva-. ship elsewhere, . Vin 3 ° a enter of attrac- - . » ce Georges oval, k of the South- r Association. ” Base ball Hockey Champions. of Toronto has held hockey cham- 32 years. To find the apartment in which you will be most satisfied and contented is not, after all, a difficult task. In consulting the classified “Houses, Flats, Etc. For Rent” and “Apartments For Rent” columns of the Post-Dispatch you will find descriptions of most all the worth-while vacancies. Take this way to eliminate from consider- ation those vacancies which do not. suit vour special needs, and to limit your visits of inspection to apartments which conform with your requirements. Turn to the classified columns now and discover how simple the complicated problem of apartment seeking can become. « Post-Dispatch ‘| St. Louts’ One Big Real Estate Directory PDP — MM PO A A ell el el Oe ee i i ee i i i i i ee a a a a RACING ENTRIES | BPO AP OA A A eel frelrLD red alee eh LP el lela ele PP ORL Oa OLA Lm University the pionship for the last intercollegiate 1} AT TIJUANA f OOO BOBO LPO OO LOB A allel al al al all al al hy a (For Sunday.) S800, welters, 3-year-olds , course *The Fran "Arctic Kin Gael} nee *Hartrigan'’s Helr i ie i i i di di ‘ AT NEW ORLEANS. Oe ae a a ee a earn to PLAY A 2) %eACON J Binio FREE BANJO MADE—The BEST TEACHER in the City, Prof’ IRA M WASSON, Personal Directing THIEBES’ BACON BANJO CLUB. SPRING CLASSES NOW FORMING! : *s Phone—Come in— Don’t Wait or Mail Coupon _._ 4 a By the Associated Prese. : | "First race, $1000, claiming, 2-year-olds, four furlongs | Eighteen Sixty Florida Caatie .. Newm .. aes *Ferseth .. Tiger Flowers Sister Magg'e.. Lorne inch hit. gates for a 21-day meeting, The outfield is carried over from weatchemer RACINE Fie ) previous campaign. Fred which controls the Belmont Bie, aithouch getting a late course will begin May 19. Met on account of sickness, will rey brought seven | for 21 days. The Aqueduct MEY one position with the other Orieans, and his ing is scheduled to open J 2 ito be divided between Al Nix- ar-old colt, Sport 2nd Empire City July 7. a Williams and John Mokan. f Sir John John- day meeting at Saratoga Sais Sothern, from Cumberland, best juvenile that Aug. 1. Gee Dick Spaulding, a Philadelphia bw Orleans. Jack | ° ° "Wer, are fighting it out for t Bowie with the, Clyde Phillips has selee 4 PMibstitute role. establishment,'the Greentree Stable horses Phillies say they have 19 head. One of racing during the coming a to be ashamed of in their tars of the string | meeting, and they will be | staff. Jimmy Wilson has juvenile that raced toy the Maryland track fre hno loss of power in ‘Orleans about March 26. “img training grind, and Clarence : d has worked harder than | a mi. The trio is completed by Entered fo 4 my O'Donnell, a Philadelphia | . Pro Clark Hanax 2 = Firet race. and upward. i®Faithfu) Girl *Hince *Chief Clerk *“Senator Donian 4 al : J - E ‘ = 4 | A — Elevate .... Jane Brooker Divot. on Meddiesome Maid. Aromatic . Spring Bud 00. claiming, € Doon | ~ Ps hi d Jivern Pg" *Castie Crown Shaste Rapids Sec: race ol4e and upward ®*Marguerite Con- Bun ; ieee Pair Lagion en emer Second race, olde, six furiougs: Black Cvcon Pretty Miss .... Michael Kenne.. ®Raito *Secrecyv. °Efeldee ...... Shasta Ineh ... r ni 110 Tahoma i a 5 *Ficora Le Bre ton . *Ben Omer. ae *Siexg Marron Jennv's Dream ee ®Singing Cricket. "a B. Bensinger.11: ®*F litter. ae Third race. $1000, claiming, 4-year-olds ‘and upward, six furlongs: 10 * Orestes tI - mille Yokohama Gir! '*Saw Davy *Sportsman Third race. and upward : *Coalescence *Scarlet *Texas Ranger 3 Tulsa .. i*Smart Guy Kidder Ee *Tennéssee *Rov Williams. *Shasta Bal! *Trensplant Man. the . 2-vear-olds. 1 7Q vards Bugier S800. one mile : = Besa oA H socceER. 98 RESULTS : h 19.—Soccer foot- — 4 ed in Great Britain, 4 s fgllows: Mile and One-Sixteenth. H LEAGUE. : 7 4 One e Division. Will Be of = verton 2. Downs Features. ; , Birmingham ; or hae a trers 2, Tottenham Coup fHIEBES MUSIC CO. 1103 Olive—5911 Easton, St. Louis. MAin 4510 Abany 4576 Please send full details about mem- bership and FREE INSTRUCTION in your BACON BANJO CLUB. céeecePovceBSeds i*Marvin Mey Mark Master 13 es a ke 0 ‘High Priestess ..10 *Geo. Groom Fourth race, vear-olds and upwerd one yards: Temeraire ... 114 Pallv Craigve Bob Rogers . 14 Mies Meddling. .109 'Jirn Smick. 05 capt. Appiejack. 10} Jed °FYt. Wavne ; *Pearl Madeline *%jreen Hills *Kathkinka Fourth race, $800 and upward. clubhouse |Rural Gossip. ... .-114 | Cordovan ‘a Valor | (Wee Girl. . ‘Dan Hogan | Tanson | aLavin entry. Fifth race, $900. claiming. 4-year-olds » Pruett to Be Retained. Pnew plichers certain to be med are Herb Pruett, John | Band Alex Ferguson. Pruett | frought back to the majors Oakland and Ferguson was 'Buffalo last year. Scott, who yet reported, was taken | m the Giants and will find § waiting for him when he | n Pruett, apparently with Beclence than he displayed M he was with the Browns, won mee on the staff early in the as did Ferguson, who is with the handicap of a ma thumb. | mon, the star of last year’s iw phas four of his coworkers | him, Wirich. Willoughby, Te 4 claiming. ‘ course $1000 purse, maiden 3- mile and 70 “SSGeeteenacaeaaesar ¢ pe IS 6m ... L110 aBank Jr. WHY PUT IT OFF? 9 ww. 102 Red Teather ...102 | Child lay ...104 Silver Song. ....107 | ‘Faithful Friend.. 97 Georgia Rose ..107 Sixth race, $1000. ciaiming. 4-year. . e re ' Cago | Fourth race. $1000; The Odios Handi- | his pair of distanc r . cagg to 15 additional high cap. 3-year-olds and upwerd, six furlongs: gomor and Boon pn Pll be went wut Monday. ‘Belair Stud is represe®™ 5 - ‘good 3-year-old, Gener? | i Ri ee —_ | ere Vowi meek: hecolate soitier. 191 & a SE MAT STARS FE. R. Bradley, mee" a Pry IRE ‘Hour Farm Stable, '§ : TWC TITLES | Queen Bowton - 106 Riaht on Time. . nh BOGS 4 Press ‘sented in the race, we at BDELPRIA. March Firth race, $800, claiming. 3-vear-cids and upward. one, and one-sixteenth miles: | Sine Toddy.... 98 *Watceh the | 112 ila Jones, Bagenbags4s®. he, a Pes Syracuse University and Beneficent. ses nal , in the intercollegiate Seven imperted ho ail “Ramplonships here to- the pes ‘named. Harry 8. J° £ daa: his two English racers, | gag champions are: ‘and Grippenminaud. "ae hries Okun, Syra- | : : e y ; ‘English colt, Princ 7S te quarter miles: bean performed well on yess Pornde bila ap Reed. Lehigh. | Tawece | year, © ms eOrge McDonald. | land circuit last * 7a * B by Lexington Stable. — | gl, °28—Tohn Only one Man 0° Ww yong "waded Miller. Yale. |§ cluded, War .Eagic.” * : Myron Sesit, Colum- \ Polly Miami Cup Haridica?, *Averentice allowance claimed. i1ing, 3-veer-olds \eea | em /Biogssom | Riagce \\ $700, claiming, 3-rearolds furlongs: Ji Crestwood Bor.. 99 Charlies Whitney. 116 Mvrrh eee tts petern m nN S” tae 115 oTr@co! : arnéy.110 Zeo .... ane 105 Ferrash 115 ahatma 0 Oldham Ath- Reading 0. Wanderers f # F ton Orest ugh —s eats | iE Northern Section. Stanley Ashing- ~Omww Waisail 0. ndra 1, Bradford y 2, New Brighton n 4, Nelson 1. Inited 3, Rotherham ra . he a) "> aed + “, (‘hesterfield 1. Doncaster Rovers 0. County 2, Stoke eG PELLET iiiiiiy Suneeneenen: Wiganboro 1 overs 3, Wrexham 2°. SH LEAGUE. Division. Airdrionians. a ee *Shenherd of ot oixth rece, $700. La Pilitica Comica. 4-yearclds and upward, one and) \one-eighth miles i'Mons Mex. .... *Rodeo. , | *Hot eae Rov Bcotet \Togmreryv v *Tellow Pine Milord Futuro... | _ claiming. 3-vear-olde Long. one end one- not th ‘vs. Rangers, not ee yy All sizes. EA. PROFESSIONAL Fielder’s Gleves | Firat Basemen’‘« anise 9 $550 | S2'9.,.$6.50 a SUUCHUSUSOHUREESEESEEEESESSSHOSESEHESESHEESEROR, Values Up to $12.00 9 or more. “AUTOGRAPH” GLOVES value 812 value £2.00 “HANK GOWDY” Louisville Slugger Bats wer $2.00 American Lengue Balls, per doz. $10.95; each $1.00 Rarcains, in Masks, Chest Protectors, Shoes, Socks, Bats, Bags. ete. “Wright & Ditson” Tennis Rackets ....... ia _.% Price Golf Clabs choice... 81.50 Spalding “30” Golf KF $4.20 STERN AM pene 2621 OLIVE ST. Andell 9028 Lanne MAIL, ORDERS FILLED PTT TTI LIT ee Seven HRited i, . St. an4d wpward. John- Nano Ronan — «Saas R Welty . Rusted Heelae . Renoe Bachelor's Error Kilmarnock 1. 6. Dundee | Hiamilton Academi- ' of Jetferson Open tnatil 6 PF. M. Or by Appointment. Geller, Cornell. o=~O290°~ (TPO: Dtswm@aw 2, Dunfermline Athe — 4 et ne sooth ol ten, seth te ~ le 4. Aberdeen 6. 4. Clyde 0, ~- '®, Hearts 1._ > ” f ight — Jacoh Patterson, | " eather, clear; track, fast. ¢ “age ae

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JAMES TEAM WINS EVANGELICAL TITLE “°'"* ana ;: mite! in the Evangelical Leacue which !. a “wished tts season last night st dames won 11 games and les: one during the seasoh. - Baraca ‘in- PAGE 68 ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH__ ee STEWART AND Grass and Asphal It Courts Discussed by Helen Wills LUBY ROLL 1295 SCORE Arthur iiss St. Louis Bowlers in Singles With 590—1048 Is Best in Two-Man Event. eee — Br the Associated Press. PEORIA. Illl., March 19 With a brilliant finishing game of -o: made possible by a series of straight strikes, Mort Luby, pub- ovis. 7 Pig Tir lisher of the Bowlers’ Journai Of ‘al Chicago, together with his part- ner, George Stewart, managed to oust Holmes and Vyzral, also of Chicago, from the two-man leader- ship here today in the American > => Bowling Congress with a 12%e SEeTies. . ” 2 a . é sa ‘ Luby rolled games Of -»-. -+ > ard ° . *> + oe? and 259 for a 702 seres, the nis! eet of the tourna rm ™* wm Mmi.¢ at ~ % art tallied scores of 184. -¥: nd °6° The Koors No. 23 of Vay.ol went into the lead In tne 17 . : . > ry * > . 7 . ‘ohere . man even {ij = es. ; 5 mt mel iA i ’ . 7 5 ‘ ’ , - es ths rm t night with a é ~ vear when the Castan team af Chicego shot 2062 ‘ i"h Ccazgzo Lun eT atig , 4 ' g ' five of St. Louis 1usi tmniszsed pi z ‘ among the ‘select ten’ leacers t night when they pull tr mark of 283; The = quintet had games of $97 932 St izOUis & res SEW » gies ja tTeis . be Graham. Flint. Mic! 669 POEM aa eP PB 1s 141——45 Mit ‘arthy 7 18] 4h 1D] a Beep bocerts fs 7% } ] ei ferie tk} if a RARE Bey 7s) 1G “ ‘ r} ’ } | +> 4 1» —— Sialachow «k }"a4 | ; ] - } acear. WV o) 1479 iho ,evart. ¢ 16% wel io —49 (eto wee Db }et Le boo 4 Heidelberg 3 1%7 ti 14° ; TWO-MAN BEVENT froedzk ~~ 7° 1 Ss Malachow sk i. - 18 eB ie Total imo 636 49—1648 fsremaci i. z 1 51 et & sed & hat BR. ohoca t+ re }tiv 19) Total . 205 63364 19> 1038 MeCarthyr. J 138 37 164 Stewart, « 151 25 #324 Tota! ee ” Wk re Hemciberg J i is 382 fLorawin. T) Ta4 1a} ee Tota! 3534 83°4 343—1(0 31 lacear, WW, 16” 178 148 Arthur. | ; 1h ifs 14% Tota! ms age $47 $46—12015 Pogasculeki. J 138 165 18) Orick, F. is, 164 151 Total : pad Gg 1i1— 965 FIVE-MAN rE \ E NT Chicago Lumbercand Coal Compans Gringhaus, R.. 220. 185, 18, Feldman M.. 190. 171, 164. Held E 37, 291 304. Gehner, A.. 167. 170. 192 Tem plemeier, M uae, Sia. 295. Totals S75. 830, Hul—-283" Petersons: Weias J. °°. 180. 178. } -— 2. 2. 888, 191, 178. Blic FPontale: Harris. O.. 190. 185. 178. Ki ber, W.. 158. 164. 188 Saeeeen O 167 Rieebure, W.. 178. 232. 170 ~~ ~m 4 Carondelet Recreation. Musser ? } Rolin .. 1m 8680 ae. HM he. 37 06138 “d >a 54 c Mart bauer 33h 6 684SCU SO COS? r. Simpeon 3 213 140 #1378 563 M, Scharite 1460614806918) (Alf inegt ‘ vrfan \. 2 146 18° i771 460°" > } Minda 154 283 742 .8°78 ‘i. (ioendiom 3a lee ee ras 508 | ¢h i * Larson |. a. pan oa aoe %. Chase = 863 703 17% atk subn *. Kecteack 188 +58 #$I79 +404 vw“ Rocck le a 144 18; LS 419 St. James won the ch ampionship si shed second and Semper Fidelis third. St. James defeated Concordia last are. of. the CAGO PAIR TAKES Ca my Helen Wills. foreign sountries, ii: roseich pte Success 1 the Back Stroke _ Depends on Suppleness of the Shoulders, Says Coach Eilers SPEED SW IMMING. By Arthur | E. Eilers, Seventh Article—The Back Stroke. yy wF ‘ { rhe eighth aie shies artic “ will be published at an early date.) 50 Breeds to Be Seen at Dog Show Entries Will Close on Wednes-| day; May Be Submitted , . 4 Boxers of T. N. a. Variety on Next Tippett Program ; Several Knockouts Are Expect- ed in Show at Coliseum Tuesday Night. Followers of fighters credited Witn Victories TY iwo protessiona , caras held it the New Coili- ++) se€um arena within the past montn } _- . are anticipating several Knockouts a. . * a - 4 " ¢ . ? during th. course of a program 0! eizht bouts Matchmaker Jack Tip- pett has scheduled for Tuesday nignit The card is divided into four events of six rounds each anid four preliminary contests of four rounds, with an exhibition bout of three rounds to provide an added attraction. The final six-rounder wiil bring together Clifford ‘Digger’ Nelson of is, and Jimmy “Sailor” 1 } i Lucas. a local flvweight. who cap- ed if SS. Navy championsnh.: P nronors ho} tiv betore he ¢ ‘On cl uder U four-vear enlistment period a few S if Neilso? defeated Billy ¢ n and Young RKetche of ~~ { \ j mn? g \ 0 17s «a 7 New (Coliseun ile Lucas kavoen = mmy Zeiegls nm 2 » i1T nar; even: of th, last show Malcor to Meet Shaulters. Henry Malcor of Carlinville. T) ] Ki s S| au Té rs ; Seo } tina middile- welgnt event lied as the semii- rinaup es boxers foug t in exciting six-rounder*on Tippetft’s last ard with | onors about even ? ae ~ ty i ok &) npaw siuge PS Kid Bu ~ ‘ l irst six- ind fea Riley stopped Roy F s is ~ I ns iS CcoT ) S oO rm} y pons 3 ] 3S 4 } j 1! mm of -ennet VIo Samim \ ~ ’ j Ter} of Ss lo Ss ect New Colise = AS é ’ the }) a 4 pre nary prograr Tues- \ & “Y \ is WwW ] i | Hemfr Fergus Nf in eweight event : e Stonu! Pe aT: x ? t ? 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Nearly everyone in secretary nical 5 Pe. | 324) ganization 7 ” opened Bii¢ ha Wayne. have, accor to their own made this offer eabiie = ment has cured the worst cases | our Bame and address on the c The wonders ac Valley Kennel Club ‘in the main show shows wil! champ ioe oeieen se eo 1g Business for 20 years. I served f mem acy and five years as President President of the R Ret a 3 “erber of Fort Wayne knows me and know oe ee Men, Women aA x pet men. canis al of Fort cured by this treatment since I first itch, Salt Rheum, Tetter—never mind how bad—my treat- give me a chance te prove my ciaim. below and get the trial treatment I want complished in proo CUT AND MAIL TODAY a> Tennis Club Meeting. AX ; Oe PART THREE * — : io in cmaah ei sais 3 se " ares . idl Pore, os RS it ang 7% lon ails Sits Prana, Se ica Ba AN ae eR BE . cy ee s 32.8 BO mt eR! ET ere n> ot . $1 258 ee a" x i fa , : Poe eee eS NY ee a fis —— —— ‘She GREAT... a a “Qyerne With Fresh Stocks—New Lots of Merchandise ’ ; aim that his’ purpose in» Sn eat ng the sale of lhpuor is to if he | sobriety and decrease } ' guest. : He . even j Yho must drink ér get) not te but there will be no publie “place. -@nlicement for them to do so. to a. p From a revenue Siandpoint the‘ ata c lod the Government sells ' domie! profits will be awailable. taxation in other diree: | gua its prohibition of advertis- is Sense an act of saeri- stimuls ich if carried into the | other. iadministratton of the aet/ prehen regarded as noteworthy rooms in other provinces, the thou overnment for money ) places’ ie pe natural desire of the dis- causing breweries to ‘increase | worse. imit have been given keeper | They. % wine lic ‘ They £ ti ishes it trom simi-/ file. A Quake and ‘Saskatehe- | com mos uZn Det in Alfberta. Mani-? drinkin tish Golumbia, ts the} a i? i)1} , 4) (hat every purchas- ( | not pro ** OStain. Quebec seeks 2 Qube i'S Of excess and on iiecit bootleggers by limit- ‘Uregaser to a béttle at a’ J ) pri ac *~ t; > * iickly visit a number and enzate a. staff to do and in an hour have a, + Cargo And the Gow | 4% no record of its cus-({ x and 4 that ot P the bil ‘or a resident of a tour- Nave to present a permit / ly ne will pay $1 or $2) tion ‘mount of his pure hase | idorsed on the back. Ex- pe B Nases will indicate | im 4 £ or questionabie house’ on. And a permit nee is the [or caus use or without ; of aation. On paper. it is ‘© Bgovide an effective

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abn enmmnnmeneenneestenmninmnem nw eR Fin tacs | HONOLULU PLANE § « . $50,000 OCEAN. Fort Smith, Special to the Post-Dispateh, ~— ae LOs ANGELES, Cal. M _ ‘Honolulu is planning a. ‘i ocean marathon “with $50 be prizes, Norman Ross of Chi : of the unsuccessful] pete recent Catalina € hanne}] in clared today on his r Senay eturn 4 es seting. nis Club will and election bYening at §& branch ion. a ’ } ' Honolulu. ews s i A “a 4 Sign Jee - * ee” mae. ee. ee ie ea ", ory erchandise Just ¢? Be Here Early! leading clothiers) have gone ash discounts. This included ) as well as their exclusive Men! With Easter just four Opportunity to Save 40% to on. Dollars’ Apparel!! To ie rr! We bought the atte stock of Wet erner and the assortments are 50 § s so tremendous that it is impossible te n a small part of the walues here. - ome to Weil’s Monday expecting as in the History of St. Louis!—You sointed. : y Reserved! Nothing 5 Everything MUST Go!) ® amous of the brands are included. .Fa .Charter House Clothes. _Thexton & bet ie Clothes....and every other fine brand --% w and other fine shirts... . Mallory, Knox, Battersby (London) and other fine foreign, nterwoven, Vassar and other fine hosiery, best-known brands are offered in this sale erner stock at Sensational Savings. sit Will Hoid An or OVERCOAT ter ‘ what you want—ask a floorman about it are small and easily overlooked in such ® this! oes e 8 et PRICES! »? . * e bY = @ 73 WI . SN AN LES er, Sy ww Y a8 8 SS NN Lo Sa : poe \ "t ~ ? ~ Q WH, RIAN MG Ss s* NI CR eee PART THREE ST. LOUMS, TNDAY MORNING, MARCH 20, 1927 Ontario Bars Advertising Saloons in New Liquor Act to Replace Prohibition : aw Effective About May 15 Will Require Permit to Buy, But Will Not Limit Quantity—Move to Eliminate * Bootlegging. | ‘ TORONTO, March 19. HEN a United States traveler, following the main highway | toward Montreal, crosses the international border Py | Rousse’s Point he is stridently welcomed to Canada by “a gard 50 or 60 feet high, in the shape of a horse, which blots an base sector of sky and landscape. The signboard is an invi- » to the parched visitor from the great American Sahara to te his thirst with a beverage bearing the name of Black Horse I opie! of thousands of outdoor appeals and millions of news-: ser advértisements to be found throughout Quebec and the four Spestern provinces of Canada, where Government sale of liquor has heen legalized. § | No black horse or Brobdingna- ( ‘pian black bottles (another favor- ‘fe form of signboard in Quebec) ‘ye to desecrate the landscape in } Rag {fhe Government's bill has been received with surprisingly little. criticism in a province which has | had generations of prohibition en- | Ontario. At Niagara Falls or at, thusiasm. The temperance forces | Windsor or elsewhere no symbol) may be said to be divided. One| ‘ef bacchanalian joys in prospect, section is adamantine. Any bill | will divert the mind of the travel- | legalizing liquor sale in its view 'er from the beauties of nature. (is an invention of the devil. And | ; ee f ss it will have nothing &o0 do with it. j Prohibition of “Ads. ‘Another section, more practical- | Prohibition of advertising is | minded, is disposed to get behind | ‘one of the important features of {and-support the restrictive —pro- Ontario's act “to regulate and, visions of the measure, as offer- ‘eontro! the sale of liquor” intro- ing for the present the best means i duced a few days ago in the Legis-) of controlling the consumption of Mature and destined probably by ‘liquor. Thus the act will go into ‘May 15 to replace the prohibition } operation “with a body of public fact which has been in force for ‘ opinion supporting it, even larger the last 10 years. It is the chief than the decisive vote at the polis feature distinguishing Ontario's? last fall would have led one to ex- Pact from the Government sale poli- pect. cy adopted previously by five oth-) Unlike Quebec, er Canadian provinces. ritish Columbia, Ontario wil] not even display in / Ontario no beer parlors. An out- | liguor shop windows samples of(\sianding feature of the Ontario ‘the beverages for sale inside. faet is that there can be The embargo on advertising is;sumption of liquor in Monsistent with Premier Fergu-‘ place. The epicure may | mms claim that h purpose in aleoholic stimulant with galizing the sale of liquor ig to if he dines in a public restaurant. Promote sobriety and decrease’ . ae Mrunkenness—prohibition. in his ¢ A Delicate Dutmction. ¥,({having failed in this regard. satass uncer the vee wi private ie ic Seavidiae the facilities for ‘ guest foom in a hotel or in a chase ee teint bs at in a tent by the roadside is drunk but there will be no public _ oe enleig a gett ; sis Tiaskt fer then te 40 a0 place. It with therefore be open yk ‘to a permit hoider to buy liquor at a Government store, go to his domicile, either permanent or tem- porary, ume his purchase. Alberta and. there will be in no con- public no food a have his ‘ io i ic as a From a revenue standpoint the more liquor the Government sells abe more profits will be available ™ reduce taxation in other direc- tions. and there cons Its prohibition of advertis- bill =} amg is in This feature of the las stimulated more criticism than any advocates ap- hotel which public this sense an act of sacri- which if the act noteworthy > carried into y hole administration of mil be regarded Taint. Temperance debauchery motor camps though may not be places under the act are capable of or hote! other. ine prehend in i as rooms or In other provinces, the thev is of Government for money | the natural desire of the dis- Meries and breweries to'increase inconvenience hand causing public worse. On the other EO the limit have been given | keepers are gravely dissatisfied. erly free sway. They wanted at least beer and ! | wine licenses for their restaurants. They got nothing except the pos- sibility of increased tourist traf- fic. And thev will have to ac- >commodate in their guest rooms drinking parties celebrating with a commodity the hotel keeper does | sd ‘ not provide. St Obtain. Quebec seeks to’ ; ) ’ ,Quebec’s Experience. ’ =, On excess and on iWicift re " nea reported MPlies for boot] Cccp itera “ahs eggers bv limit- \ ‘rs from drinking in the purchaser to a bottle ata or eile saci O i but : room: } ee. sul a in Mon- a ial itary re vides so S2 ; l can quickly visit a number ) P*® b pee he aaeake f servi er and wines Wi ~ Rt ttores and engage a staff to do) el eg — ' 3 ; \ in beer pariors. m8 and in an hour have a ost Ont r point wih od -s; a ' 1e Ontario e rited cargo. And the Gov-) ment he that the bar or saloon ntirely | ja8 bo record of its cus- | bers ) discredited except with a section | x ° ) 7 ,of the extreme wets. For this ? tt Ontario the quantity to be( f )reason no concession appears in hased will be restricted ) : re rg ‘estoration of A this inier ‘the bill toward a restora | e wh ; public drinking. Whether this is | : a restriction that will be perma-. nentiy retained _ perhaps the ‘most interesting field of resi ition in connection with the work- ‘ing out of the legislation. legging or an peor (| A democratic touch in bill ; eulption. And a permit can ("9 the provision that beer may be\ Pencelied by the wiih in| ‘purchased in as small a quantity uson } é€ either for cause or without | as one bottle. Premier Ferg : Eis. hes also promised that it will be: dust h ‘ ‘sold at or near cost. The pice | the gat ah nee spirits will remain high due‘ culation. On paper, it is » partially to the high excise taxes) ned to provid probably around $5 or $6 for a i ne e an effective, eusirt Bettie. €gainst abuses. The pleas | estresned relatives generally | Bootleg Competition. 2 deaf ears in the old days; Will the act eliminate the boot-| sensed bar rooms. But with ‘legger? Time alone will tell. - It _ fament Commission it may \may be.he will attempt to under-| rent. ) sell the Govern t liquor shops. - eieement of the terms of | He will be able*to do so only by) mit to Buy Required p Another feature of Ontario's B that distinguishes it from simi- e *is in Quebec and Saskaitche- mt. though not in Alberta, Mani- or British Columbia. is the | every any ; purchase )private guest a = alve of is | is e not But the ether a resident Will have to purchas- ( a tour- present a permit ? Which he will pay $1 or $2) } the amouni or is ¢ of his purchase ; H be indorsed on the back. Ex-j five Purchases is will the T and /to break up into two. Government of membered, Japanese control. -anese delegates to induce them / Chen ful -ernor | the invading a 'surmountable trouble, ) } obtaining excise-free supplies 'entele Russian Situation ar in Ch Says Lloyd George ne Best Hope ot | aE Péace || Depends on Defeat Northern Troops, Who Are Mercenaries, Often Depend- ent on Pillage, Says Ex- Premier. i | ! } | Cheeses telrtinnteent tienen nnn emmesa By DAVID LLOYD GEORGE. War-Time Premier of England. ” (Copyright, 1927.) LONDON, HE British Governnient with many a perplexing task—internal] ) and external—-but the most baffling of / all its preoccupations is the solving of the | Chinese puzzle. The further Sir Austen ( Chamberlain proceeds with the operation, the | more.entangling it becomes. A mere sum-/? mary of the salient facts of the situation will} | serve to expose its bewildering character. , At the Washington Conference 1922, | the difficulty consisted in securing unanim- } ity amongst eight foreign Powers as to the | March 19. is confronted ( in | concessions they should make to one oe | Sir Austen’s trouble is exact- ly the reverse. He is trying to find out what manner concession his Government can make which would propitiate seven or eight rival and warring Chinese authorities. multiply and change about whilst you are dealing with them. It was bad enough last vear; when vou had to negotiate with a North and South jealous of each other. the : North is split up into at least six independent ‘ commands and the South Government. of : | which | Now rival! threatens Until recently, it was assumed that Chang Tso-lin, Manchurian war lord, who has under his control the best equipped of al! the com-. had established a complete un- Wu Pei-fu, who, nom-. controls the armies of Central Wuis Pekin. Government, Wellington made a great Paris Conference in 1919 plea for the emancipation of Shantung from He spoke perfect English President Wil- his appeals and peting armies, derstanding with inally at “hina. Gen. u least, troops are behind the The civil head of that Koo, it he ‘. , YMpression at Gen. will re- the ¢ his bi eloquent gr force and fluency. son was especially moved by used the whole of his influence with the Jap- to surrender Japan from Koo is and With eat the China during the_great consummate special privileges extracted by war. Mr. un- doubtedly a diplomat poli- ¢ govV- But a situ- and. in a genuine parliamentary would tician ernment. play a dominant part. whether he is strong enough to handle ation that demands sterner than doubtful. Break With War Lord of the North Wellington Koo and his General, Wu Pei- fu, have now broken with redoubtable war lord of the North. Not so long ago, the. three combined their forces to turn the Chris- tian General out of Pekin. After accomplish- ( ing that Marshal Chang Tso-lin to go further and to turn the aited armies of the North against the Cantonese and drive back across the Yangtse. The Koo/? his proposals and the weeks of fret- | is more qualities the feat, wished Government rejected Manchurian army, after a few negotiation, has, without their former allies. invaded their with the declared intention of permission of territories marching _* ’ ( + . ‘ Quebec | through to the Yangtse to clear Eugene Chen) $1_.900.000,000) must contemplate with grati- of Hangkow. Wu Pei-fu is offering no ary resistance to this march but the Gov- of Honan. in the name of ‘‘Honan, for( is Fesisting with all his might the out milit Honanese,’’ ‘unwarranted invasion of his province. Whether Pekin will ultimately come to aid will depend on the success or failure of ( If it is victorious, then. but if it finds un- either at or. his army. Pekin will acquiesce, only Hangkow one ~— —--— eee er a or} So far And: United Stat Ontario act though province by concocting his own brew. t ne may be able to establish a cli- as—"neg holders of canceled ‘permits. Ae will also have a free. field after hours. No doubt it is;( will ‘this fact that has left in the act(| for a certai :“hours of sale at Government ) ners to get ‘stores to cae discretion of the‘ of the rum the th ‘ commission.’ Gov ernment.) past. | Way. Details of ‘tended to keep the stores open late. Hours of sale is only one of | many points left to the discretion ( of the commission, at whose head } is D. B. Hanna, a former presi- dent of the Canadian Nationa! Railway system and a man of ag usual attainments. } ruption ‘Cantonese army é The latter Admiral! ‘descriptions given of the appearance and be- ) havior of his troops are not reassuring. Even ) ‘peaceful traders. pand a ally encircling as smuggling undoubtedly In other provinces | not patronize Government \ competition of the bootleggers has! any more than they have in They know The main permitting Government! ) liquor which will be in effect in six provinces ¥ cated in the following summaries: / =~ ee ee — _ Problem en ee nee Severe one ee ee ere Has a eigners—Communists Well Organized and the Peasants, W tiful winter palace in the Crimea, near the City of Yalta. Stolid and Indifferent. /machine guns. Had they succeeded in ‘ting through, the whole bandit mob would have followed and the prospect of unlimited loot in the finest and richest city in the Far East would have been too sore a temptation for the half disciplined rabble of military ad- /venturers whose pay is probably months in ar- ‘rears. Their attitude outside the barriers ) was very threatening, but luckily the Durham ‘infantry blocked the way. But where, when and with whom can peace be established? The victor of today may be ja fugitive tomorrow. Most British troops remain at Shanghai until this kaleidoscopic /puzzie is straitened out, and American troops ‘are tp remain on board their ships in the harbor of Shanghai until the last bandit with | , an army has been sifted out? Northern Often Dependent on Pillage. At a satisfactory a victory for ‘Northern troops Troops EUGENE CHEN. Russia aids his army with one hand and | offers communism with the other. — the present moment, the’ best hope of and durable peace depends on Cantonese General. The mercenaries of a low ODIY ) and often villainsus type whose pay is often } dependent on pillage. The nucleus of the Southern army is made up of éducated stud- who have volunteered to fight in a war The future of China will the ideals of these young remain true the ideal Yat-sen-——-the res- independence mandarism- to fear the are Wu Pei-fu will be take advantage of its dis ~ rid of his menacing neighbor. TS further complicated by the ir- Gen. Chang and his bandit into Shanzhai. He is a confederate of Chang Tso-lin, unsavory reputation for pil- | nein: and outrage. He has taken the de- / of Shanghai against tire from the defeated Gen. reported :on the road there, too glad ito ture to get Situation is aii of emancipation. determined by If the: | great prophet, ‘toration of the national }China and its liberation from foreign have nothing triumph. influence of Russian to deflect the whole aim Yat-sen's movement from communism. The fact that any real practical sym- pathy with the Chinese nationczlist movement has given her a real hold- in China. it mM ‘not ualikely that the Bolshevists gave mate- The } rial assistance to the Cantonese revolutiona- in the training, equipment and strategy of their army. remnants of the anti-bol- ‘ kind of eonfi- of army ) be with an to of lage over Sun fense their advancing of Sun. has absconded and it is then traders from their But the ) threatens Sun a substan- chest. his privy the army he has levied for purse tial dollarage from See Chang without the means of and pur- off Shanghai. The therefore mu- (| Chang for Lo This has left pay the Chinese and tinied and hoisted pose of great nationalism Russia alone ing navy to showed his officers have the Cantonese flag. methods of raising money and is threatening known as a benevolence of Shanghai. out treasury is seeking his depleted was once raise what from the rich merchants ries neces- of need must Southern hour the to ears to any that The Genera! of the none of and his White Russians, sa army his help Siberia, not the Chinese troops help dence of an already overstrung community of Shanghai is not happy about ¢ shevist in are predispose friendly Moscow. sarils that ‘would to restore the ae with counsel come from Cantorese army, communist doctrines ’is taking strong action to repress the bolshe- and around his army. He that communism would be Gen. Sun's Lieutenant, a notorious head-) fatal China. If he wins, there is @ fair chopper and strikebreaker, Li Pao-chen,( chance that a government estab- who in command of a division or of | ished south of the Yangtse with which the Sun’s beaten army, declines to acknowledge? Powers could make a satisfactory peace. Gen. Chang’s right to command in Shanghai | China will become another nue and its environs. So here are two rival Chin- 200,000,000 human beings ese armiea inside the defenses of Shanghai rule. mutinous Chinese fleet in the There a Cantonese army the town. Altogether, of whom there are may will have of Moscow however, its new ‘defenders.’ the he in Rival Armies in City and Fleet Without vik agitation declares roundly to may be Gen. is two he is beaten, sia and another will pass under communist Judging Eugene Chen by his public declar- ations, he communist. His program might be described as advanced liberal. He deprecates confiscation and is anxious to en- courage trade and capital. His influence therefore be supposed to be behind his waters gradu- the tens ic iS ¢ . ,0 outside. is I for- of settie- eign residents, thousands living in the international! mént at Shanghai. with the aggregate at £200,000,000 may xu victorious Genera! in the latters denunciation well property valued in (approximately But the communists are Russia behind them. disposed communism. and in the of organized have Workmen in, whilst stolid and indifferent. ) uation is reproduced. conflict adds puzzie. Taking the prospect foreign harriers between and that thousands of tude the fact that there are them and this armed anarchy barriers are defended by tens of trained British troops and volunteers. These troops have already been called to protect the from what have developed into an ugly tingents of the Chang army attempted to raid the and threatened, at one their to join { hese tow ns are are peasants Russian sit- this tangle the com plica- of complete is numerous In fact the Until it is settled, another the more upon might Con- Ls { internal 0 Chinese tious into evacuation what remote. settlement all these situation. account, of Shanghai troops by settlement recently to some point, force wav inside with! iia nee oro erier, un- of wines. supplied direct by brew limited quantities and restaurants, the} Ontario—-Sale of spirits, in the into lo Sale hich Government stores, except in cal municipalities ¢ are chiefls probab!ls and-carry, quantities termined by commission. beer in sealed packages in same) teen none. Government stores. Sale of wines, | controlled by board. in same Government stores. Per-| mits to buy, required yearly, pur- | chases indorsed on back. Ban- , euct permits, probably none. Club} Sale of beer, by the glass in \ licenses, none; may be kept in) parlors, supplied direct by ‘bedrooms. Canteen licenses.’ breweries, unlimited quantities. acts | none. Advertising. prohibited. ) Sale in of / Quebec-——Sale of spirits in Gov- / stores unlimited ‘ernment stores, cash-and-carry, ‘ Permits $2 yearly, Peer at atime. Sale of beer fe oingig purchafe, purchases the glass in 400 towns, 612 stores, Pace es is concerned, | in hotels unlim ited none 88 granted not has no jurisdiction, option Ww legalized Permits to bu\ Banquet licenses, cash- quantities. and; be de-; Sale of ( granted. licenses, rural’. number purchasabie to sale in the permitted. make it easier n class of liquor run-\ supplies. The kings; runners, however, will ) stores, the | better | permits, 61 proprietary. Can Advertising, at will be of stores required. Club British Columbia——Sale of spirits in. 70 and-carry, Government stores, cash- unlimited quantities. a far beer Liquor Acts. features of f porernment of wines. the sale quantities, 50 cents in- only, to bur, Canada are indi- & * 3 Bunwad, : get- | lving ill with the measles. If | ‘the police. 250. XQ PAGES 1—10B. ~ RUSSIAN WHO ARRESTED CZAR SAYS NICHOLAS GAVE HIS LIFE FOR THE ALLIES — Se a a a ee Siaoctegpnaeaanadoaeennai Declares Ruler Was Small i in Chardeun as Well Viwhae of Poon wie Be Fugi- tive of Tomorrow, While British Troops Protect For-' as Physically and Traces Tragic Events of Caescsuneap se 9. Days. — enema By ALEXANDER A. BOUBLIKOFF, “Member of the Duma in 1917 and First Provisional Minister of Communications. HEN Czar Nicholas was asked, after his forced abdication at Pskoff, March 1917, what he was going to do, he answere4: “I will go to Livadia and raise flowers.” Livadia is the beau- J mw, March 14, 1917, just ten years ago last Monday, that I, acting as/agent for the First Provisional Government of Russia, arrested this weak, shy, little man at Mohileff, the army headquar- ters, 400 miles south of Petrograd, and brought him back to Czarsko? Selo, the palace, 16 miles outside Petrograd, where his children were From there it was destined that he was to be sent to Tobolsk, a wretched Siberian town, 1200 miles east of l’etrograd and 150 miles from the railroad, and finally to death in the cellar of the Ipatieff house at Ekaterinburg. Nicholas’s bucolic dream of) raging in the streets of Petrograd. spending peaceful years in a gar-) How could a revolution come when den was ended by the bullets of | nobody, no responsible person, not | Bolshevist guns. Persistent rumors) sven Mr. Milukoff himself, want- the Czar and ail(ed it to come while the war was his family are dead. / not. yet finished; ‘when no revolu- \ tionary grganization whatever ex- Exile Plan Miscarried. ) isted, and when the Imperial Gov- All was planned quite different-\ ernment itself could not arouse ly in the early days of March 14.) hatred against itself, but merely Nicholas and his family were to{ contempt and disgust for its in- )dignities and stupidities—-quite mild feelings to start an armed upheaval. lt was on to the contrary, be arrested and sent into exile in) England by way of Murmansk, a ( seaport on the Arctic Ocean. Il, was told later that the promise of exile in England was not ful-; A National Revulston. filled because Lloyd George, then{ It is easy to see now that the Premier of England, refused to} revolution was a national revul- give the imperial family refuge, sion, caused by fhree interrelated spite of the invitation of the Duke) factors: of Connaught. This flirtation of 1. The incompetence and stupi- Lloyd George with the left soviet, dity of the Imperial Government who preferred to keep the Czar which resulted in the defeat and under direct surveillance, cost the | slaughter of the poorly equipped imperial family their lives. (and mismanaged Russian armies, As these plans for the deposed; with desertions to the rear of — Czar miscarried, so did all the’ 400,000 and many more among feeble gestures .of the First Pro- 1,500,000 prisoners in German visional Government collapse in? camps. | the maelstrom of revolution. 2. Loss of national morale. It should be understood that’ Educated people were ashamed of no one person or group of persons ( the Government, and the masses willed the Russian Revolution.) had lost their faith in it. which started in the last days of 3. The national loathing of ‘February, 1917. ‘Rasputin, who was favored by On Feb, 26, 1917, loose shoot-;the Czarina because he was ing was going on in all perts of’ thought to be able to clfeck the following riots in| family disease of the Czarevitch . breadlines the day before. The/ and who, quite wrongly, Was given shooting was especially noisy an even worse reputation than his the neighborhood of the |American> drunkenness, his revels and his Embassy, where the mob stormed‘ political intrigues- warranted. and later sacked and burned the) But in March, 1917, this was Appellate Court House. An Amer-} not clear. It was hard to believe ican managed to get through the} that this spontaneous affair’ was shooting to the Embassy. ‘the utter and unprecedented col- “Why, this is revolution!” he) lapse of a three-hundred-year-old said, in greeting the Ambassador, ) regime without a shadow of re- the date David R. Francis of St sistance. When, a few days after Louis. ‘the abdication, quite pompous “Oh, no!” answered Mr. Fran-/ tynerais of the “victims of the cis. “Just riots.” \ evolution” were organized, only This happened on the second/ 128 corpses could be produced day of the alleged “‘riots,”” when' and nobody ever ascertained how ‘Nhe Imperial Government was al. / many among them were revolu- ready nonexistent. The day béfore) tionists and how many just idle the Imperial! Ministry had ducked bystanders, accideyptally hit by under table when the lights‘ stray bullets—-and maybe even po- went out and members were now? jice in plain clothes. hiding. Mr. Milukoff and the ‘transferred the leadership into the hands of Kerensky, who ’ grasped the situation, staked his head for the revolution and quick- ly became the idol of the masses,- Unfortunately, he was complete- devoid of any trace of states-_ in Petrograd, ni the in Duma Breadline Riots Pretext. However. Mr. Franc not formed or of not sensing the situ- He ) every one without a single excep-/ ly tion was thinking and saying at‘ manship, and in all his exalted that time. Natives and foreign-> positions he later occupied he re- ers alike had been predicting and. mained what he was originally — asserting the inevitability of the @ rather cheap provincial lawyer. revolution as a result of the mad‘ policies of the Imperial Govern-) At Best in Beginning. ; ment that, when the’ But this came later. At the ‘revolution really came, nobody) peginning of the tragedy he was was there at his best, because he had to do There was some ground for be-) ony one thing. of which he’ was Heving that the breadiine riots: canabie and fond—talk. He was had been welcomed by Protopop-, making the rioters drunk with off, Minister the Interior and; , revolutionary spirit, which was so a tool of Rasputin, an excuse) , vidently lacking at t for stopping Russian participation) Later I was Bh i ri ae kl in the war. - istry building, w ee Workingmen did not join the) -ecupled with “ ma ¢ me ie rioters until the third day. It was‘ : Z and-was giving, to the accompani- on the third day that a regiment, (ment of an intense fusillade, my of soldiers revolted and attacked orders t " It was on the third | © the: relives the Czar the way baek to the cap- day that the people began bring-, ‘ital “His minister was arrest-— vi ers ing prisoners and captured guns | )ed in his own office. There Were to the Duma seeking a leader. ‘no more “riots.” Made ase In the early days M : r. Milukoff, | / Was started quite +o leader of the constitutional Demo. } eratic Party and therefore of the —- to at nee Duma, believed )than any, one Petr © evo a. _ one cannot accuse is of being well in- ation. just repeated what so often would believe it of a3

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Norris, after five years of battle THE POST-DiIsrPaT cH PLATFORM. i knew thet retirement will meke mo @iffercact-im ite cardinal principiecs, thet it willl mlevase fight fer pregress or referm. neter toil- erete injustice er corruption. siwnass fight dgemegenpgwes of afi purtica, neter tbelowg to 2Py pert?. niwnse -Vants to iet the pubiic in on the {hs investment. His proposal was in it resolution and had a fair chance from coming te a vote AS anyone who knows Norrie 4 oppose privtieged clnears and public - oo ee ov “ 7 ij* } -? : tj (>tj x 03 Bs ae & | a: ¢ ti Th? [= : “A } ij plen@erers. mever ieck «ey mpath> : neuetenein with the poor. alware remain de- eppear in the next Congress to plagu soted te the public welfare. never which. ever since 1919. have tried be anptiefied with mereir printing nese: slwere be @reeticaliyr inde- I rerecating a. proje on wt! nA pendent: pever he afrnid te atterk ere have epent $127,000 00 Ir bg wreng. whether br predatory pie very mportayr rie Worr “i? ms lecracry oF predatory potert»s Ps " . - first 4 rie _ : ’ 'F Y *\ 4048EPH rt Lit 7ER. tas G U € Lilie Dez } ak Aprti 16, 1907. Fie with ft tr} pport It . rr) ¢ J, Wake up anc give @ Hand to a ma ee ee Ore ee LE big *? . 7 fai The. 1 t enc le The name and address of the authe evel I (lot ne understlar ha must accompany every coniribution, bw ing the age of electric power Tt I on request will not be pubhshea Let being use nha mt de of wa i iers mot excecding 200 words wtil receive reserve thin ou vj ea rie prelerence. house ne Certainiy. the gp elect = j #rsiarvt al a £Figadti i) a Normans and Anglo-baxons. OS ici : i ES . ; iT 3) 4 ; lh | Li Te the Editor of the Por \mepaich ; lit i : ’ be ’ ; ‘ 7 °F 7 g>? te tb rer r rit jexue of . he } emt lise ; sé r é 4 ’ | ‘ J ; , 7 ¥ ‘ ; or °T ee, 7i f rif ¢ 4 4 Tr) while discussing George Washington - er Federi Tact ri tt , ©} 1 pu? *> +> *-« vs * gore? two ' — or ancestry, one J. BF lakes occasion IMVEsLor Wil: © la@aini¢ Lace ae : ; = | , 74 , » ‘ + , r io cast slugs upom the Ang!io-Sexrzons Mia Ke! Owe ' ‘ 4 s i > 4 ‘ a | , i d@ not intend to induige in a Ke, Ni : a a = | nh Ca pe . , ; fy? ; “ , 7 = denunciation eof § tLhe Normans rhe pepawer as & porer ine » : ‘ ’ ring 7 ‘a i »f ’ ryt¢ Were YUNQVeBLIONalLiy & Ereal peopie hut & f 3 Hheckhiace O1 powe mi> ty su were the Angio-Maxzonr The ~O! most by ant gems The proper « mane, however, were not French, but of use of Muscle Shoa) sithe mo ng ihe same breed as the Baxonse. Angiet great industrial renaissance of the S lanes, Jules and other German} ele. i afi & . o | : isCcOoT ep! . t Peg + ‘ (mW. rnme ments that made up the early Engii : | | 4 - * 7 . 8 , 7 ad : ‘ , ? ‘ ‘ yer ry nation One cannol praise them with Muscie Bhoa uu > &@ Wa he emerge out also praising their brother tribes. a $100,000,000 biund: Ar a matter ¢ ; of a ' ; in Furthermore, they did not AP . BE pe hard ft cfite a eg ernmenta nvestme? sfend ‘erring, 1} ner io-Si ome wit fOn TE! if Wwrip rif Angi PA RON p fepntlia 4a as. rig pi ry ge itt one pun: h ; The “at hye 'eePyr | oe PT) - " " We ‘ it Vv 4 Vilme ft ™ 7 {iH (+f) continued iong after the Battie of, Hast . . ings, with the findi resuit tha’ the a2 What has been done on a sma one ons won back practically @verything tM) eration of power plants at Los Ang: : ; Paiett : ¢ by —haeel, od = = Purinermor . Bat pealli¢ We can do With it what Onta Hastings would not have been lor bys » ri ep e ie Ti ¢ xyunt eT mr ’ Haroid tut for a miscaicuiation on his . . ' , , ¥ ’ = part such as has been falai to ma! Bary LO Comment that In the rite eiher great military ieadera in history. age price for curre! mn 1926 for i} the (aris (,erimna? ,* tripes 4 hor va “ ‘ cer ts “4 K} v : it . . i? rian n infermarried and to : giand fused and. i rig c 1s ain » 3 eee tenes hey that ail ingiishimen who have 1") . € Narric —e Amounted to anything have descended © Bucs O1 NO proposa ? frem the Nermans #aclusiveiy is eT? I no more assurec . loue " a hefudcied TY " oor? P 7. ; The more the writer studies th " Dia? v pars ' nere ‘ On? » ing® and utterances of Buch individuais : ma ae ct igert he b. s * 4 , + : ‘ as J. KR. & the more certain he ie that amie : ere De such efforis afte a part of a subtie and petent as it lias been on the Muscle 8! ee: AHivuwus Caripaizg? 4, propaga ie ee Bet wee ry) now AY 7 1 be 637 ates, ue hope : P _ftae in aati er 4 wu rid r\ exeit the Mediterranea Peopiecs nd recog nifion of a vatiant \ e an dermine the prestige of ihe ~ordics. . oe } z SPA LOT at yyerts iT) +4 ory ats | at oan This campaign has been made easier b: 'fasoen of the \ orid V @? waif } the Cer fevol of his pian Di {; rthe Pest Roly pequent clash 16 the teeth between the Shoals ever proposed, and this stale lwo greatest branches of the Germanic by gny means exclude the fan race, Which engendered pitternese mis . . rated Ford offer understandings and doubts which should mever Nave arigen between tne? Mia. eee @uch A catastrophe never occur aga'n , i le papecinefien cute : BORAH’S PAY CHECK lt 18 8O rare these days to see a p The FPilatform of Mr. Coolidge thing out of pure honor that even when "ls the Editer of the fost liepe | a an aliumni dimner of Aitnherst nen in New York, Nov a See. mat (‘solidge said We ystify the greate: and greater accumulation of capita! be- cause therefrom flows ttre BUPp po! pew ecience, ari, imarning and the charities iheat minister to the burmanitics of i ail carrying With them beneficent effects to the people as a whole These words are written all over his character and conduc' When Capital ace wUuMuUuLiates qgQucth President That is the way things ocughi to be When Mr C‘ebden a Png iis} statesmafi and O@ pita list Was hers im 1858 looking after interests of hin self and others in the Iilineis Centra’ Railroad, he wrote home “it is the universal hope of rising in the socia! ecole that is the key to much of th superiority that is visible in this cou: try. It accounts for the orderly self-re-. epect which is the great characteris ef the masses of the United States. All this tends te support the argument that the political condition of a people is very much dependent on its economic fate Fighteen hundred and fifty to #ixt; was a grand decade in Illinois, S600 miles of railroad was laid there during that time. About 7.000,000 acres of ian were added to farm areas. Thousands ef homes were built and occupied by owners. How much nobler than ac- eumulating capital in a few hands WILLIAM MORROW LAE OE “Reasonable Preparedness.” Ts the Editar of the Post Dispetca. LLOW me to congratulate you on the preparedness recent editorial, common-sense view on expressed in ,eour “Mr. Coolidge Should Fereist.. Your stop the statement, “No one nation can werk ef preparedness for any even ity uniess all agree to stop In the pres- ual ent state of isolation om the part of the United States and the existing conditions throughout the werld. especially in Eu- rope and Asia, it would be folly for the | United States to fall below reasonable preparedness. embodies clearly the | Views not only of Army and Navy of- ficera but of every sensible person Because they preach disarmament, abolition of military training in colleges and summer camps and even seek to have Students sign a disioval pledge not to Might in any wer. such persons as Kirby Page. éherwood Eddy. Frederick Lébby and Jane Addams meet and wil! eontinue to invite oppesition from pa- | triotic societies, Army and Navy officers and all right-minded persons Activity goo tf You Deg in peering around Det Ove! what Piece of ee TOuUIing CO? ac! ihus, on hearing that Senator: ‘fF = | ; > De ’ T ry ? ' a ,e € peek ‘ Li & hicd (9 “ rity thie | , ef Sta l rea im’ ’ ne Was elected to a i000 job and is not $10.000 which Congress some. time Ak! mem be! You are immediately suspic reason, may be the public reasor b ren Mm ru riave ROME. Tins + ae K fhirfinme ’ Treo it . wa P at, finger un he &£ ea 4‘ 5 r m oreturt a i i @ Tren ‘ See \ j Ww nol a public reason, simply bec Hot make it publis Me kept the at eret between himself and the Treasur his distinguished, witty and scholarly, in of Alabama, twit him about vot Pay increase, and then eagerly accept Making a reply So, bracing vourself thse shock. you are forced to conclude that the 4 turned down this money for the home! reason that he thought 7 Was Wrone tiow long has this kind ‘ ing on” * + rights. of Americans “cannot be arbitrated” wi!l be orced to change their minds. — ¢@e¢ —_— ee POLITICS AND AN ANCIENT SAW. We believe it was in You Like kh” that Shake- peare said something about the sweetness of the uses of adversity, but the exact location of the platitude is important The significant point is that the sec ond session of the Sixty-ninth Congress has furnished ther convincing proof of this ancient saw There is-the case of the Hon. Charies G. Dawes For many months he had been getting nothing but an occasional cold-shouldering and a snicker for his piea in-favor pf revising the Senate rules to prevent liibustering. Then the Senate permitted some of its f members to stage one of the most inexcusable and filibusters in al! its history. and stock in Dawes and his issue immeuauiateliv began climbing oward a new high ihen there is the case of tne Hon. William EF in its infinite wisdom. saw fit eat toe Idaho Senators resolution for an in vestigating tour of Latin-America bv the Foreign Thereupon, since the American peopie do not want war with either nd are anxious to distover ad just what is transpiring in those countries. the Sen tor and his issue became more popular than ever Then there is the instance of the Hon. James A Reed and his fight for honest elections The hard bolied Republican oid guardsmen knocked into a n's plan to have the term tended to cover the rest of ‘ this vear. but the only result so far as the public was eoncerned was a great boom in the stock of the glad! from the banks of the Kaw Pina! y, there is the case of the Hon. George W Norris, and his plea for the abolishment of lame duck seasions Though his resolution aimed to ac ompit*h this was not «ndorsed by Congress, it i: more popular with the public today than ever befor gior'ous history and ignominious fade-out of the session iust ended So we got semething out of the last session of Con gress, after all, didnt we? We got new proof that Shakspeare knew what he was talking about when he wrote about adversity “ee THE ANTIHEART DISEASE CAMPAIGN. With the organization of the St. Louis Heart As.- Rg Re! menmemeeeee - According to a recent article by Louis I. Dublin he statistician of the Metropolitan Life Insurance heart disease is now first among al! the causes death, as well as first as a cause of disability and inValidism. Approximately 200,000 people die in the nited States each year as a result of it. But this i8 not the worst that may be said of heart disease if Is COMing yeariy to exact an ever greater toll. and Mr. Dublin declares that the probability of a person vears old eventualiy dying from it was 31 per ent greater in 1920 than it was in 1910. Even this wever does noi gisci ose the momentousness of the citnatina "Ths . in ob . : ies ine situation. The most tragic aspect of the disease tne moment is the fact that it is coming more and , ore to attack persons of adolescence and earlv ma ihe methods of attacking the problem which Mr pea r eminent! v worthy of being recalled |. Prevention or immediate cure of the ail ments which occasion rheumatic fever. an arch enemy of childhood and the cause of at least 25 per cent of all cases of heart disease Among these ailments are sore throat and tonsillitis _ 2. Prevention such diseases as typhoid fever, cipotheria and scarlet fever—which may occa sion heart troub arc ies means of specific inoc-. UiallOon %. Annual medical examination 4. Establishment of heart ylinics, manned by abie eXaminers and spackaliola capabie of treat- ing the disease >. Establishment of sanatoria and convalescent homes for the treatment of heart disease. That the organizers of the S: Louls Heart Asso. clatiog are conscious of the wisdom of at least one of these suggestions is proved by the plan of Dr Starkioff to establish a regular cardiac clinic at the city dispensary. There are now 47 such cifnics in New York, wherein were 12.000 patients tn 1925 | ersten tiie oes .- ~ nme : Howgwould it deo te put the Smoke Inspector up on i 7 ’ @a? me 5 ‘te _ (DAY MORNIN ARCH 20, 1927 $178,000 BT TO FIRM HE SUES Cc. Stiers Seeks $214,000) Damages to Oftset Broker- age Company ‘Ss Claim. rd who oe still in Cire ui { AES p rswards & Sons, but ¢ ge firm disposed of | ' pedadaes pelonsing to him which were’ ‘birds hu members of the firm as de- ste he asks for an.accounting | totaling $214.0490. the son of Frank A a thy municipal contractor, re.) for his “account | ‘York: » shares of Boyd- Weish Shoe Co., worth an aggregate of $33. - the and $000 shares of © e Co., worth $176,250. gre stocks were bought at the 4000 fe od _e some were sold and “ittes Serv- one $40 and the brok- caiaera aasiad his r and Cities Service stock. | he charges, the com-/ ny has sold both blocks of stock, | » has failed to make an account. has the sale of the ing Service securities, he charges, | for concern entered > with other brokers to bring Lous 2 the price by “ ay, (SS | oe. ‘ ft 33 5 ; a” a the market at ‘the anim ie ¢ _— 7 o y) it was in furtherance_of the al-/| peed: alse conspiracy. he declared, that | purchase: concern sold his Cities Service’ which th k. The members of the named as defendants one of th ? Ed- in the U is, Sidney J. Adams and Robert| which so Ed- recently: : Hedges | expected “thanked day. but: pliment of say-| for a few | money” and added - ‘animals a to ste, wheit he owes us. od cena “ Traffic. Club. ib of St. Louis wa eon meeting for the Cc ommerce din- bush pig: ~ In Our New Seere; ea 112 1-23 Locust | Watch Se the eer Opening —Coming Seog REVELATION Sn KANSAS SOCIEPTY. , YOUR CONTENTIONS 2 to $6 Imported China Base = Boudoir Lamp a man, I subscribe = t we is, — inte : : ber of a possesse s more pers Youd a iat men were exhorted woman will not for mustaches re the eaeedal readily % raise mustaeh ize that the chef doeuves looks a8 though & & . en of spring is “Keep! one c “anneal ‘—* ih ee, u BETH STATE DEPARTMENT Do not bother With billet doux; Send the Marine Corps P. 3. @. * - ‘ Se St ~ won: ee STH tht 1 ii} a 4 bl ~ perenne piete with pull: ; know about Mm a sbSHASEHRHD HEH AAT > » or City Delicers a - rt : 8 ‘ these informatlll? - . . fore renege een, q 4 > ; et 1, ewes ‘ } BA LLA DE DE pRipe™ z \ Sagan ° win ters enews Was wort te pass the maidens by, beSLGHGaRR ALLELE —e- ON eechoneag rr : is , * o 7 . « : q ~ § gk i ‘ ‘ When any lass my ere may hnold,. ee ee ale ey a 4 Rasetos mT ae: tor spring = tag I plan to try? or seeds is duly doled: When a the neighbors edify® & sa His SUMMER VACATION. the Washington Post.) eae ine a ey # ——— Electric Iron 7 ee ee ee rd %. iF Tr it AO RAE ER BM , ry ?. +864 +404 hI and. pink to gree®: iy I'm growing old, Anda plan to buy more fancy. the color charts ar@ Rejoice, my soul, for spriag “ a ™. ” 4 i | new words come wetiesesr,, oar With verses suck as this c@ With charming days. mation of nearly jHien people whe have hed to put up “ the English tongue should ist or twe on the way back. Orders F Hears 8 A. 3. te er. &. a ) msiseeShaterstrrr tert —s: clear, And Pan's — calhag oa =

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$7800 TT FRE SLES * : ; % * Sa ye CO 3 wa (C. Stiers of 55 7 4 a & . hh « a Stiers Seeks $214,000 Board Also Purchases 6 Pen-. Faamages 10 Oftset Broker- guins, Two Bush Pigs and mpany s Claim. Second Anteater. 52. Lindell : A pygmy hippopotamus. who is still in his twen- the rarest of animals now found | ;}Upon the earth, will. take up | 7 ; 7 residence at the Forest Park Zoo one of - Se dy admitted in a suit ip Circuit Court that he owes “9 to the brokerage firm of|- Pe gawards & Sons, but charges /'” 4bout three weeks, along witi: . prokerage firm disposed of number of other rare animals and‘ pelonging to him which were birds just purchased in Philade?- | » more than that amount. phia and New York, Park Commis- t the suit in which he names | Soner Pape announced yesterday. members of the firm as de- The pygmy hippo is 16 months | “ts he asks for an accounting Old, weighs 300 pounds and comes v g . totaling $214,040. | from, the Philadelphia zoo. where ita its a ; Hy. ie con of Frank A Stiers,|it was born. The Philadelphia zoo. | 4 iq a - ws wi 7 ig sop ies ‘3 4 « A MINUTS (Copyright 192%.) JUST — ————— YOUR CONTENTIONS ARE : GRANTED. ) Reing a man, I subscribe to the, age lold fallacy that man is more intelligent than woman. On the other hand, I believe that | | woman possesses more intuition. You doubt-, : less recall that men were exhorted to raise: | mustaches, as that is the one activity of ‘man the modern woman will not imitate. ‘If vou will cast a glance at the pitiful nee 3 cuses for mustaches adorning the otherwise vacuous maps of our cookie crunchers, you will readily why women do not raise mustaches— intuitively they realize that the chef d’oeuvre would be the upper lip that looks as though it had not been shaved over. ; LE DUC de GOBBOON. > | 6&8i y* some of perceiy © The first sign of epring is ‘“Keep off the | Grass.”’ ; es . CORRECT! Teacher: What do they call the piae™ ‘where soldiers stay in times of peace: Bright Little Boy: Central Americab re- | publics, teacher. | STATE DEPARTMENT FORMULA. Do not bother With billet doux; Send the Marine Corps P. D. QO. . . = > : The retort courteous to college professor asking for a revision of the war debts “What do you know about money?” ! . * . : As s0on ag we get ready “to enjoy tne ‘gladsome season, gentile spring, some Wid poetic soul always recommends carrots a epring tonic. 3 ° Bi n tests athiess m has. Rabid devotee of these informatio ‘that we are, we announce to a bre ‘constituency that so far none of the ‘had this poser, “Bound Niearagua.” 7 . * BALLADE DE PRINTEMPS. When girls attract my languid eye. «| That through the winter's snow and colts Was wont to pass the maidens Dy. : The winter's tale will soon be told; When any lass my eye may hold, . And serve my saddened heart to cheer ''Tis then I chant my chanson bold— Rejoice, my soul, for spring is here. aa When gardening I plan to try? And cath for seeds is duly doled: When I the neighbors edify* : A spade in hand, and sleeves uproned: When all my dreams take certain mold. And thoughts of digg.:cs seem not ' When in my hopes, the buds untwid, | Rejoice, my soul, for spring is here. When I espouse the lurid tie, When on the spectrum I am sold, When in my clothes all colors vie, From blue and pink to green and gold: When I deny I'm growing old, _ nd plan to buy more fancy Fe4", | When all the color charts are polled. Rejoice, my soul, for spring is here. L'Envoi. With verses such as this cajoled, With charming days. clear, And Pan's pipes calling on tie Rejoice, for spring both w my ‘ ty. 0 RN Se Mh See By Say to = |) f 3 beth Garrison Morfit, Poandoscent scsi ea a ea’ gunicipal contractor, re-| Which is the Only one in this coun- - that he commissioned the | try Outside of St. Louis and New wy to buy for his account / York in possession of a hippopota-. . of Boyd-Welsh Shoe Co.;™mus of any species, owns a pair of | worth an aggregate of $33,- the adult pygmies. St. Louis has 49000 shares of Cities Serv- | One of the larger Variety, a type Co, worth $176,250. |which attains a weight as great as uacks were bought at the 4000 pounds, The Pygmy closely sand some were sold and resembles tite larger species. in on, Stiers said, left every particular except size. but $178,849 and the brok- weighs only about 400 pounds when |. sn ie holding his Boyd- full grown and is scarcely larger ib eed Cities Service stock. than a large hog. Faeethen, he charges, the com- Buys Dozen Penguins. . i sesienid both blocks of stock,| Secretary George Vierheller w ho | Pier willed to make an account- | has just returned from a purchas-_ saber at n the sale of the/ing trip in the East, paid $2800 urities, he charges,' for the specimen. He said vester- a ee entered into. a con-‘ day it would not be brought to St. | sey with other brokers to bring! Louis until special quarters are pre- wadhe price by “dumping” a/Ppared for it. The native habitat of ‘if Hock on the market at the anima! Liberia, in Weeat| vice and then buying in the Africa. Siege of panic-stricken stook-, A dozen penguins, rare upstand- Pip ‘ing birds from the Antarctic reg- gaz in furtherance of the al- ions, also were among Vierheller’s | eel conspiracy, he declared, that | purchases. Until the shipment from | Se concern sold his Cities Service which these were obtained arrived | ik The members of the Ed- recently from Southern Chile, only) 4s firm named as defendants one of the species was in existence i Albert N. Edwards, P. N. Ed- in the United States. The birds. wis Sidney J. Adams and Robert! which somewhat resemble a duck | ’ Hedges Jr. except that they stand erect, are ‘Epeaking for the firm, Hedges/expected to arrive in St. Louis to- said that he “thanked | day. but will be kept in quarantine | for the compliment of say-|for-a few days, as newly acquired / is ~~ ‘ we owe him money” and added | animals always are, before they are | “he company would be/|placed.on exhibition. Vierheller | od to get what he owes us."’| paid $125 a pair, or $750, for the. lot. Cargo of Snakes. Other new inhabitants acquired its regular luncheon meeting for the zoo include two African e Chamber of Commerce din- | bush pigs, hideous beasts resem- | room tomorrow at 12:15 m. bling wart hogs: a pair of Austra- | | lian Cassawary birds, which ar« like ostriches but more highly colored: a pair of brilliantiy colored comb ducks from Madagascar; an anteater to join the specimen al- ready here; a Littleford crane and several smaller birds. The bush pigs cost $300 each, the anteater $300 and the comb ducks $50. Al) Specials of these are expected to arrive ; New Store 5 within the next week or two. 1121-23 Locust os Vierheller will return to | sz | Y Luncheon of Traffic Club. Traffic Club of St. Louis will | p. New "ork soon for a cargo of snakes. S| A shipment is now on its way to | | this country from Bombay, India, | and the St. Louts Zoo has. been ‘ “i\ given first choice of the specimens. Wte $6 Imported China Base : by the New York dealer. The as- ‘ . ::'sortment is said to include a num- Boudoir Lamp ber of large pythons, one of which “te Balt ss } 49 CH Ae $3 Big hibits || is 26 feet long. Vierheller will make a special effort to obtain this } reptile. Bows 2 fi "MEMORIAL FOR EDWARD COLES: _ Men, sh: of im- #3 Governor of IlHinois Freed His med china Slaves in Edwardsville. ister in Decision to erect a $7000 State patious col. memorial to former Gov. Edward oy prey ' e *; Coles. who freed his slaves at the ith 33 Courthouse in Edwardsville | before the Civil & with 333 | Old ach shad 3} some years Cemetery. a Edwardsville. Color ‘3 r , 72 ‘ . in Valley View R. ch Dase> southwest f the State Depart- : Watch for the Formal + | Opening—Coming Soon — mile was ———— 5ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH TOMY HIPPO BOUGHT +Czar Gave-Life for Allies, FOR FOREST PARK 700, _ready ' + Wh > Mil- |? of SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 26. 1927 Ss Continued From Page 1B. “A.” followed by another train with a company of army engineers | trained ' Slight work. The of in railroad destructions could be repaired at. shert Hie Was in position to reach Petro- grad and my neck, too. However. he cid not try to disobey my tele- graphed order and proceeded to- ward Pskoff. He tried repeatedly (10 negotiate with the Duma. Trains were held ready for Rodzianko to Go 19 him... But he never went. The self-appointed soviet of workingmen and soldiers deputies was growing stronger every hour and would no longer propositions for compromise. Un- conditional surrender was demand- ed. The tardy appointment of the Grand Duke Nicholas (“om- mander-in-Chief of the a®my and Prince Lvow, President the Ministry. produced no impression. Gutchkoff and Shulgin odduy enough a moderate monarchist. and a monarchist of the most ab- solute shade and an antisemite— were dispatched by the Duma and the soviet to demand abdication. Condemned by All. However. ‘\demand.”’ Pskoff TO of id nothing to When they arrived at (‘zar’s abdication, al- prepared and neatly type- written,-was handed them. The they h: the to Czar had had plenty of time to ask the advice of the commanders on the various battle fronts and, with one exception, they emphatically urged him to make the painful de- cision. Nicholas was condemned by vir- tually 2ail the people of Russia. without anybody dissenting. He abdicated for himself and his son in favor of his brother. A few hours later I received the voluntary abdjcation of Michael. It was pathetic to observe the submissiveness of a former ruler of 180,060,000 of people. It re- markable how ruling houses assim- ilate the qualities of the people they govern. What is left of French characteristics in the Rer- nadotte house of Sweden? would recognize German blood the gay rulers of Rumania”? Se the little German Princes of Hol- stein-Gottorp, who for more than a century masqueraded as Roman- offs on the Russian throne, becan:e marked by-a rather Oriental streak of fatalism. ' IS in Nicholas’ surrender ditional. But the soviet, in its un- certainty of the revolution. his sojourn at army headquarters. Besides, the presence of a monarch at the front really quite unusual and a paradoxical spectacle. So the Provisional Gov- ernment decided to arrest h move him to Czarskve S« later, when his children have recovered from the to let them all depart for England Was uncone S * deposed was }tTr. Tree , . io aneGa should measles I have explained above why this | #57 plan was not fulfilled. Asked to Make Arrest. On March 13 President the Duma told me that Gov- ernment wanted to intrust me with delicate sk of arresting tke bringing him safely to +} ine of th, tT Lc Czar and Czarskoe. My first move was to refuse. Any molestation of the unhappy and now innocuous man was repugnant to me. On second thought, I ac- cepted because I suspected that another person in my place might commit some indignity toward the former ruler. I decided to make War,| the performance as undramatic as ossibie. Arriving at Mohileff, we mmediately to Gen. Alexeeff, Staff. Train b one side “A” Oj ~ 3 announced yesterday by C ment of Public Works and Build- Ng $7 and $9 : ler, director of ings. | Bridge | BE The memoriai will be construct- and Junior ed as soon as the design is ap- | | proved. It will be paid for by a $5000 appropriation by the State Legislature two years &&0. and by | Bases ia $2000 donation by citizens of 3: Edwardsville Complete at =: Only SCOTTISH RITE FUND $220,000 yf And | pO Two Days of Campaign for $500,000 Remain. Reports by workers in the Scot-) > plete with pull- Hi tish Rite campaign for $500,009, | Tene *ockete.1 | with which to cut in half the bond- Li on e ; ~ , a4 } and 2 lights on the junior #|ed debt on the $2,500,000 cathedral pe mee and handsomely ::: | at 3637 Lindel! boulevard, made at s if wivcnrome shades On . | . i a : ym On this item, send 60c i: | the noon lupcheon meeting yer Packing dav at Hote! Statler. brought . . . - . >. eeeeee eeeeaeeeeeeereeree oe . eee reeere eed Electric Iron -o ee . ply Co : Ne , 1127. * Lacation St » ARPIELD 3510-11-12 and Phone Orders Fill "SA M. te GP. M. eee Sheet rasa cae eee es, enn. e' ace * "eee ee « * #08 eeeee SPO eeeeee eevee ves 2, oy SUGAR stood on 1 LBS. Cc. & H. CANE GRANULATED .. 9c With $1.00 Other Goods Cousins Special Coffee makes a good $1 00 drink, 3 pounds. i Fancy Pea Berry $1 0 Coffee, 3 lbs.... : 3 lbs. French $1 35 Blend Coffee... : Cousins Best Coffee 55C Do You Like Tea? TRY OURS Cousins Pie Filler, As- sorted; Makes 4 Large Pies....... 25¢ tas st goes &. SOC | Eagle Stamps with $ 4 pint bottles of Maple and Cane Syrup— splendid for pancakes, bread, biscuits, $] 00 ns sown 5 Honey, absolutely pure, clover and alfal- $1 25 fa; 5-lb. pail.... ‘ Peanut Butter — made while you wait; 1IODIZED Blenders of Coffee and Tea 4 SOUTH BROADWAY WHY CARRY iT? Order by Phone Phones: Satisfaction WAin 2551 ' teed of nn ead MAin 2552 a roadbed | which I ordered to bar his return: notice. | entertain , Who | 'traying the Allies TORNADO BLOWS EGGS 75 YARDS; ee — ays Man Who Arrested Him nor one sroxen Mohlieff: on the .other train, “‘M'"’, the Dowager En:- press Maria Fedorovna, had just arrived from hieff to say good-by ‘to her son. | Nicholas and the Empress ager were standing in a window her train The Empress was cry- | ing. Who can measure the moth- | .erly grief and) the humiliation of ‘this proud woman, widow of the) and sirong Alexander III, at this scene’: qoor ond-story. of the ished, leaving safe in their tornadny the platform at Upper Story of Jerseyville, IIl., Farm House Demolished; Sleeping Men Unharmed. Dow of , a were blown 74 vards and EE nnbroken, a 12-foot plank from a barn wall carried 2090 the farmhouse, and the sec- Was 5 a rds driven through kitchen of a minutes Nicholas door-in a picturesqu uniform the Majesty.’ al- Ways, he made an effort ‘on- ceal his natural shyness io appear debonair ‘and cerned. Hlis hand hovered his mustaches, the decorations his breast, his eyes flickered and dart- ed glances in every and | his small body fidgeted uncomfort- | In quick, nervous steps he reacned his car, saluting on th- way the people of his suite, Gen Alexeeff and two three stray soldiers who had assembled on the platform. He ately In a few ap- peared In the (‘aucasian style “Convoy of His nouse two Was demol- sleeping men 4 freakish centered on the farm, a mile north of Jersey- Ill, about 1 a. m. yesterday. tornado, which approached the west and pursued a hop- | | ping course in a path about 75 feet wide, was accompanied by a heavy | rain and hail storm. No personal injury was reported, although Henry Schroeder, his wife iand six childen. besides two farm hands, were asleep in the farm- house. Owing to housecleaning activities the were sleeping on the first night instead of the A and of AS LQ trying uncon- beds, which bv ("ross Dy ville. The at from on direction | ¢ } apdiy ° or children floor last Se ¢ ond, and immedi- who bore the followed, remaining few minutes that eternity to everybody. the symbo! of a revolu- entered his car Gen. Alexeeff, order of arrest With was blown away | buggy left standing un-| chicken house wastorn | away, leaving the chickens sitting on the roosts, and Farrage was demolished whf§le the automobile it | with Gen. Alexeeff, and |, | Contained was not even ecratched.| the Duma and the soviet, | Singles from some of the | gave the order to start. There was Wrecked outbuildings were driven | no longer an Emperor. Inside through the wails: of aia oo train was only a prisoner-Colonel, and into one Nicholas Romanoff. At 3 Pp: Tm. the dining car of the Emperor's | suite. Chatting with his compan.- | ions. he casually remarked: “By the way. you know ! ‘deprived liberty.’ ”’ This the phrase used in the decree, stead of lLiow rence buggy shed the damaged: a him a seemed an Our « tion. - 2 ee was atlached At. 4:15) pf m. shook to the imperial | a train. hands agent we of the ings BEETHOVEN CENTENARY TODAY. Musicians’ Guild Sponsors Program Featuring Trio and Quartet. Dr. Otto Heller, dean of the graduate school of Washington University, will speak on “Bee- thoven’’ Beethoven centenary this afternoon, ar- | the Musicians’ Guild of | at the Gatesworth Hotel. a musical program, Beethoven's Op., No. 1, | 18, No. 4. The first played by a trio compostd | tthe] Knobelach, Louise Evers Deborah Carnovsky. “A string play the other | Edng Ober- Lina An- trees. o tea was served iin ari | was in of at a celebration ranged by ~? St. Louis. *-* arrested.”’ near Nicholas’ casual sen- to the famous entry :n diary day of Rastile: “Rien.” was for Nicholas t! came Louis XVI's the fall of Nothing! It beginning of the end. What was this man’s Which he afterward terrible penalty” Sacrificed Self for Allies. He was usually tain were on the will be including his pe the There it (ip. and crime for paid such which will composed Tressie Krieger, Agnes Gray. quartet, work,. is of Kircher, heart: ait meant rather. well A nobility of mind and loyalty 1 Me igh: d lo} wa them—-he simply faded | not foreign to him. For /‘in- na 6 "ates j Ps out of the picture. stance, he could have saved himse}i! acl “4 1 oT Se Democracies often make _ the the Romanoff dynasty by be- 4 ; as 7 : of electing smal! men ex- What WIOTe, | ast ‘cutives., age they have means of well. But he! petting them when tional emergency impends. and archies them without consent, by the play of nature, to endure them consequences, verdict of historv probably will be that Nicholas II no penalty, but that it was his fate, into which drifted unavoidably. Next morning we arrived at the beautiful “Impertal’ depot in he Czarskoe Selo, at the end of a rail- road spur 16 miles from Petrograd, then the throes of the revolu- tion. Nicholas left the train im- mediately, jumped tn the car that was waiting for him and was taken away to the palace. That was the last I saw of him. bad aft not cer- for and mistake is As ane ul rid of he knew rf } . oH Des ] e’cCtuLYN ~ ? andicat He , na- Mon- their | and and ene ‘ , . preferred to provided the WW ar eCotnls Pye 7»? iggy? ae" y g 9uld proionged ret torh? Wm 224 . “eee ,eqd Ru and Oro to a Victorious end SSia and was Ther about him What, then. was fault ° The only and the they have ta ke ot and father e ing really mean , é y iN he most ‘ | Pe fault that re fe e } * fault (nat The ( fact a} Was vents hi that he was physically, ea ly in wav deserved his ad j of his ihe pott re YY (oc . reign, va Lii€é smnall. Smal] pigmy) compared to his giant father was small in character. sinall in 4 match to the historic was utterly unable ft direct. When his became endangered i. small in nassions. ideas, not at in crandeur events Oo shape “sacred rights’’ he did not Don’t Forget Your Feet! They Must Be Given Consideration Meet the Foot Expert Monday or Tuesday @ If you find you can’t forget your feet—because they ache or pain—then you shouldn't try to forget them—but have the trouble corrected. Have the Foot Expert who'll be here Monday and Tuesday examine your stocking- ed foot—without charge, and give a test fitting of the required Wizard appliance. | Footwear Section—Second Fleor AMOUS -BARR CO. We Give and Redeem Eagie Stamps EY ANE ene 500 | teen Le Bi ' mits i vertising, | vertising, ___ ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH - quarts a week. of beer in sealed packages in beer depots op- erated by breweries. unlimited quantities. Sale of wines, by Gov- ernment only, unlimited quantities. Permits to buy, $1 yearly, 50 cents for a single purchase, not indorsed on back. Banquet permits, none. Club licenses, none. Canteen li- Banquet permits, | — ss granted wine and beer. Club | ““™@S°S. hone. ACverag: aa | trolled by board. | licenses, 80 granted, beer only, | : | members’ own liquor served. Can- ‘ er bapa rings belleves st Bas licenses, none Advertising, ‘improved on all the other experi- controlled Dy board. —— Permits $2 a Year. Alberta—Sale of spigits, i Government stores, Carry, unlimited quantities. Sale | beer, by the glass, in beer | parlors. supplied direct by brew- | eries, unlimited quantities. Sale of wines, Government stores unlimited quantities. Per- buy, $2 yearly, 50 cents sing}. }& rchase. purchases _in- dorsed on back, Banquet permits, 604 granted, 22 for picnics. Club licenses, 46 granted, beer only. Canteen licenses, 13 granted. Ad- | controlled by board. | Saskatchewan—Sale of spirits, in| Government stores, eash-and- | bottle a day. Carry. A quart beer, in sealed packages in beer parlors operated by Govern- ment, two gallons a day. Sale of | wines, In Government stores only, | one gallon a day. Permits to buy, | none required, except in extra! quantities when indorsed on back. | Banquet permits, 234 granted for wine and beer. (“lub licenses, none. Canteen licenses, none. Ad- | controlled by board. Manitoba—Sale of spirits, in nine | order offices, order-and-deliver. 1? Sale Ontario Replaces Prohibition With | New Liquor Act Continued From Page 1B. dorsed on back. : Wood River to Vote on Bonds. Wood River township, in Madi-! son County, will vote on a proposal’! to issue $185,000 for improved’ roads at the election April It) the issue is approved approximate- ly 8 miles of road will be con- structed. n 29 cash-and- f 29060 - a? In Oily LO FOR GENUINE TORIC 26 Sale | of 95 And inclading the most thoro eye test by Dr. Tyroler. Krytoks are the finest invisibly ground, two-vision bifocals made retailed at $172 and $15 a pr. Single-Vision Glasses $4, $5 and 86 Xe TYROLER tec: si. Formerly With Jaccard's | : i ' i CURVED ; KRYPTOKS | % An address on fense Act will be Lieut. Cel. LeRoy Smith, trating section of the staff of the United States at the Community Center, m. Wednesday. _. - PAGE 3p 'Army Officer to Speak Wednesday. the National lire- delivered b? of the general Army. Grand ‘boulevard and Vista street, @ % ip. Seeennnnnitneeememaell cI . VANILLA CREAM inimitable m ADE the Fashioned away f Butter, Eggs, Sugar, Flavor. Try a free sample of the Bungalows. Home purest oney and at one Our Candies Are Alweye Freai.. Alweye Tic the Pound. 400 the Half Pound. Brings These 2000 Wonderful Values at A Spet¢ial Purchase of Nationally Known Makers’ Surplus Stocks This Low Price! Sale of New Spring Hats Hairbraids! Azures! Crochet Viscas ~ Straw and Silk Combinations! f BELOW ACTUAL WHOLESALE COST! é Smartest New Authentic Spring Styles * * * RIPPLE BRIMS CREASED & DRAPED CROWNS SMALL POKES . . . Large, Small and Medium Head Sizes * * a A 4 ta) 4 gton A = an an an 6 om , : ; ‘ ; ; ’ ' . q ® -! i a a eS eS ae ae ae ee ae HITILIIII a Dall Gray Queen Blue . a : ; ' ' y _ 1 | a i...}*.. Red * * ATHENIA ROSE MONKEY SKIN GOOSEBERRY GREEN * * Orchid, Sand, Black B lack-and- White 2 Baasean . i a a i see ee a A ; a a oe ——— a RE % Sa %* Se ¥ ‘i Qe ee ¥ = eae,

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wees aoa Se 6 et ape. a ia amas pie ee, os y) Seaton fe peers (poe ye i * oy eles 1 pipe Seer : 8 tera UNS Penis Pcie S RS FS ae ania asa a ae PIA Tyee co ery ot an (eR F einat ? > ga ctripe aes « aah itor tai ne dp ee ie oh annaices Cee a ig £ aoe te eRe, igh , - mas og ¥ , be: eS — re se Pe * aT a ee i a SS alt ‘ y Nit rest * ee , é 3 fc P 4 4 a RAS i ean >, pee 2 sheilics Seca ad ; Sati : by 3 PRR Ye a HOE: % salina be? sae. v ; z6 Me ren Pg a? 7 ; rg v . he i o che . . Pictures in Many Subjects Specially Priced Monday at $3.89 @ Pictures suitable for bedrooms, liv- ing rooms and dining rooms. In a va- riety of subjects by well-known artists. An opportunity to save. Picture Section—Sixth Fieor you may select from the following: Pastel-tinted Boudoir Pil- Bel] Many Desirable Finished Extra Special Values Monday at - @ Since it’s not often that such wide assortments of at- tractive novelties for home decoration, or bridge prizes, are presented at such an attractive price many women will choose several from these groups Monday. beautifully made, colorful, and new in Style. or novelty ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH__ ‘ - SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 20. 192/_ __ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps—Few Restricted Articles Excepted Pieces in All are At $2.95, shaped lows of lace-trimmed Georgette, filled with kapok. Choice of rose, green, orchid or canary yellow. Piano Bench or Cedar Chest Pads of tapestry combined with velour— rose, mulberry, black, blue Or taupe. ; Georgette Bedlights lined with Jap silk, finished with lace and antique braids, and dainty colored silk flowers. Big Living-Room Pillows of puffed and flower-trim- med rayon or cotton Baro- net in solid or changeable colors. ke Filled with kapok. Eitekenemeeeenee nt om omen egi ~ ed. Very special value at this pri his price. - “4 ¢ $e, m ."%~ : 2 a *., Ly he oe f ‘ ~ ae Po Art Needlework Section—Third Ficor 50 Paneled New Calling Cards Very Special at... C @ Have 50 Calling Cards print- ed to your order in the new shaded lIetterings on high qual- ity wedding stock. Sizes for men or women. Calling card- case included. 100 Cards, 69¢ Printing Section—Main Floor * * = have choice of four patterns. iS new, too—and every woman who likes a dainty tea- table for 2-Burner Hotplates Electric a 76 € These are ideal for cooking equipment in “light-housekeep- The widely scught China look delightfully appropriate each Set. plain modeling of the pieces. ANY quality Bedspreads that will wear wel], a OPERATED BY THE MAY CO MPANY rr Pat hes Angeles, THE MAY CO. FAMOUS-BARR CO. M.O’NEIL CO. THE MAY CO. 3 | Just Received for Monday's Selling—a Shipment of New Style Lamp Bases Presenting Decided Savings—at Be ( 75 85 3 $ 85 $ ” $ . | — ‘ — ——_ ss * @ The variety of new styles in this specially BOS "~ = ee ‘J GS ‘ purchased group of 200—presents a selection P oP Be - ¢ that’s unusually interesting—and you'll agree ee pt FC a eee a a that these latest Lamp creations are the most ° f Ne ey ‘ ; + artistic you’ve seen for many seasons. Junior Suites Or S gee 3 SB, pa Ow and bridge types—finished in Spanish brass, eee - ab French gold, brown goid and other metal- Breakfast Or Waris ay ° ir ° ° Wek + : + lated effects. Ordinarily, every one would be 9 oe é ff pi aie 3 |i cfs priced considerably higher. Small Dining -: . oY 4 i: : On some bases of onyx and marble form mM ' i: beautiful contrasts with the metal shafts Roo S ce: 2s : —and alabaster ornaments often furnish ; : | exquisite note on other styles. Their Beauty and Value at 2 4 Will Win Attention for ‘ ‘ BIR | Pe % C4 ¥ ; . : , ! ; @ In the Suites, expert furniture crafts- P= men have done wonders with high light |) 3 } and shading—in the antique tan oak that 4 is a new favorite in rae ce pases The | ' illustration gives some idea of the quaint, Georgette Silk Shades unusual charm of the lines and propor- . tions of the buffet, the Windsor back , Offer Highly Advantageous Selection at | chairs, the cabinet, and the table wolttk Geen ba extra leaves and equalizing slides. St $2.85 $7.75 $985 (2 These attractive well built : The styles—just a bit out of the ordinary—that tasteful ete Fe ee = Seer homemakers seek—and attractive color effects that will lend ately 1 you esire. Sr ——) a bright Spring note to rooms where they're used. Dainty Furniture Section—Seventh Floor ee trimmings—and stretched silk linings. Lamp Section—Fifth Floor te : The Special March Ofter ot ‘3 Made by the Makers of Fandango Covers— + Charm In These Luster § Tea Sets 29 Pieces for $ The delicate play of color is the loveliest note in these new Luster Sets—and you The shape of the pieces her guests’ or family’s service will consider these Sets an ideal choice. 29 pieces—service for eight. Haviland Dinner Sets In Three Well-Liked Patterns—Priced Theo. Haviland French in dainty floral border designs that $ 0 with the . . 100 to China Section—Fifth Floer oft 7 FAMOUS - Easy Washers BAKK C Colored Bedspreads = Offered at... .$4.95 Be, Fancy colored jacquard striped Bed- Be spreads with scalloped edge. 84xIgg inch in rose, blue or gold. “s Delivered on Pay- ment of Admiration Seat Cove Just Introduced—Well Made and Ae ; The balance payable in @ Have one of Washers now! for Spring and Summer terms enable you to own it so conveniently! The Dryer Model That dries one batch of clothes while it’s gently, spotiessly washing an- other—has been highly praised by all who've tried it—and thousands own this model. Phone GArfield 5900, Station 141. foran Easy Demonstration in Your Home—No Charge or Obligation Electric Section—Basement Gallery these splendid It will mean much more leisure time 15 conven- ient monthly amounts. vacuum-cup Electric pleasures—and these special 1 The Wringer Model Washes with the renown- rate Fitting—Very Attractive, Co For Two-Door Sedans For Four-Door Sedans 10% $98 @€ These prices represent such unusual valee automobile owners should certainly consi ptat ing them for their cars. They're tailored fo fit acc rately, covering every upholstered surface of the cat and are made of serviceable, good looking fabrics. For Dodge, Essex, Hudson, Pontiae, Jewett, Overland and Whippet Cars. Fandango Seat Covers ed Eas vacuum-cup ‘ . ‘ : | a ta: aan Admirations Admirations * eg | wringer, big sanitary tub for for deer Semen Conch- | and so many other splen- Fords es and Brourhums | did features that you're Chevrolets 4 7 ee | sure to like it. Coupes ..... .$4.45 These Covers are made of excellent materials, iin ® 2.door Sedans, $7.95 Coupes ...... $4.95 inforced seams, wide Spatie-eoin Joana trum , mings and are also equipped with the new style and Tudor Sedans, $7 95 Coaches $8.95 fasteners. Easy to attach. Types for over 160 aaa 4-door Sedans, $895 Sedans ...... $9.95 of cars. | Sporting Goods Section—Sixth Files RE 5 ing” apartments—or at Summer cottages. They're very de- pendable and finished in black enamel with nickel! trimmings. Electric Percolators 6-cup-size Thermax Electric Coffee Percolators with quick- ae pumping system and safety Medicine Cabinets fuse. Specially Wood construction. white priced at .y¥ $6.98 enameied finish, hinged Fleetric Seetion— Basement Gallery swing door with good size paneled mirror. $4 15 $s value, each Bathroom Mirrors White enameled frame Bathroom Mirrors. 14x24- inch size. Bev- eled glass; each... $6.45 ith adjustable feature. and durably construct- = (-ceds—Sixth Fleer | Bathroom Scales Strong, cast iron frame, white enameled finish, platform top with dial. Weights up to $12.95 300 Ibs. $15 val., Bath Brushes Extra good quality Bath ae re removable andles. ery spe- cially priced at (dC White Enameled Bath Tub Seats... .__$1.00 White Enameled Bathroom Stools. White Enameled Toilet Bowl Brushes ._70c . .$1.10 Offered 89 Glass or Tumbler Holders, each... __. . .45¢ Special ‘aca White Cpal Bathroom Water Tumblers 25c : $2.25 Shoe Blacking Cases............ $1.69 | @ Ball-bearing Skates — easy Bathroom Mirrors ............ 95c to $10.95 Enameled Clothes Hampers. $5.45 to $13.50 Sanitary Paper Toilet Seat Covers.100 for 65c erm me . Wear-Ever Utensils —Buy Them Separately or in Combination While These Prices Prevail. All Fit Together for Use Over One Burner $1.65 Saucepans $1.00 4-qt. Saucepans of this celebrated aluminum make —with side handles and cover. A size that every kitchen needs. Steamer Pans 4-qQt. size, to fit the above saucepans, heavy aluminum with side handles: $I We seca ks Naat Pudding Pans 9-qt. size Wear-Ever alumi- num Pudding Pans to fit the 4-qt. steamer pans; special at.... 49¢ Bowsewares Section— Basement Gallery pleasure—and so efficient. When Open d This Duplex Electric Model ts one of the most satisfac- tory sewers obtainable—and surely it’s remarkable to se- cure at $59.50! eh * X\- “Duplex Table Model Machine Exceptional $ 50 Value at..... eo @ Every woman who sews knows the many ad- vantages of an electrical Machine—and these—with their improved motor, flexible, even stitch, large shut- tle, and many other features—make sewing really a For Two Days Only—Monday and Tuesday—Special Otter of : we emere Tue ? When Closed This Machine may serve fur- niture purposes—aes a _ tele- phone stand, serving table, night table, or utility table. Fully Attractively finished. Guaranteed Terms—$5 Cash and $5 Monthly, if Desired. Sewing Wachine Section—Sixth Fleer ~) te : t = Splendid = PER « Sa ame | aig i Ra Very Special at } @ Regular and extra size Pr six and rayon “Wonder Clot top, plain straps, pleats at six fled bottoms. Slip Section 3 | . ws a oe ae - “ — ' ea rae! ve 2 € The Coats grouped at thes Monday finds their variety’ rivals. Hundreds of Coats season included—but the values are mel | Misses Particulars If your “Easter Coat” is.to be affair, the engaging models | or taille offer delightful ~ ~ Cassimere weaves, t 5, sports fabrics make scor original Coats of a W utility. Other Coats for Spring P , ae . Lacesfor Albsand Surplices Range in Price From ra $2.25 to $3.95 € Clerical needs —

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—ST.LOUIS. POST-DISPATCH _ slored Bedspreads , metered at....$4.95 . - blored jacquard striped Bed- ith scalloped edge. 84x10 ose, blue or gold. Splendid dspreads that will wear well. Third Floor Women’s Princess Slips Very Special at $2.69 @ Regular and extra size Princess silk and rayon “Wonder Cloth” top, plain straps, pleats at sides. ™~ fled bottoms. Ss Slips of with bodice With ruf- Slip Section—Third Floor THE MAY CO. THE MAY CO. Los Angeles D enver | Ol SRS = vs mtn es oo Ses x38 : r) wi ps! , te 4 j on™ : s . ¥ 3 ; . + On ee f by 4 > t ~—— : a . “4 - * or . eb es e ) Ee Gr _ = as ‘4 fy 4 rs 5° 9 ODEO a . = , ? 7 ah n oy s. \ 2 oe 6e Par ey ox GN a > eee} : zz. T we > oe, oD. ¢ on = Pa 2] , 7 ag » of : > 4a " a = > gy Mas > & i - - * aos * ~ $ ™ Furs are chic on Spring Coats—especial- ly squirrel, twin beaver, monkey, American broadtail and fox—as these Coats wear them. Tucks, pleats and other tailored ef- fects are clever, charming and highly favored. Mf your “Easter Coat” is to be a dressy affair, the engaging models of satin or faille offer delightful choice. Cassimere weaves, twills, and Sports fabrics make scores of Original Coats of a wider utility. 7 Tuesday—Special Offer of odel Machine ) Learn the Satistaction of Wearing the Dependable Laces for Surety Silk Hose Albs and In the Popular Weights and Hues— Surplices $1.9 Range in Price From £225 to gl € Clerical ae @ “Surety” Hose at $1.95 embody extra value put uring the lanes cae into them through our own specifications for their Would be appropriately supplied making. Pure silk, full fashioned to fit foot, Tom this 4. fh Aare & * a — ankle and leg perfectly—and always obtainable in ‘ the newest of colors. Here’s a “tip” for économy —always buy two or more pairs of each shade! AO ne emo 5 SO Sle: SRM A RABE. TB RN, ERIM OSE - eet Flouncing—in very itul designs. | Chiffon, light service and service weights— with silk and lisle tops. Women's Hosiery Seection—Main Ficor All are of hi_: qual- ity and workmanship. Trimming Section—Main Floor SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 20, 1927 We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps—Few Restricted Articles Excepted -BARR OPERATED BY THE MAY COMPANY FA war “4 PF co. t. 2 $ ee ee ____ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ PAGE B . cS a Reversible Black Crepe ~ For Elegant Spring Frocks, Yd., $2.39 @ If your Easter frock is to wear an air of elegance, make it of this handsome black Satin Crepe—and use the contrasting sur- faces for chic trimming effects. 40 inches wide—very heavy. M. O’NEIL CO. Daylight silk Section—Third Fleor THE MAY CO. Akron Cleveland SP » Through an Unusual Purchase—at O62 : € 2000 new Bags—impossible to realize how many that is— or what a comprehensive array of “what’s new” in Bags for Spi ng it represents—until you see them! The very low price should be especially welcome now—with so many costume accessories to be chosen for Easter and Spring. And the worth of every Bag in the assort- ment 1s decidedly more than $2.69, you’ll discover. uis eeeeiateecian = ae Nk A Rt Sees eeereceecereeecee: PEFR THe eREeH CORA R ELE ES ee an nee et aebereeetee ELL AAD LAL ieoiT) Lee a aoe. x a ify f Z e) o if Y : J An exquisite circlet of 28 A fashionable style of lacy White gold Watches set 9 Monkey Badger Broadtail Baronduki Custom Fur Shep —feventh Fioer ~: Ermine Squirrel Calfskin Wolf | filigreed platinum, holding 25 _ 6 brilliant diamonds and from _wéry excellent quality dia- 4 to 6 sapphires. Fitted with | | gionds. Offered $300 | 15-Jewef theve. ea = ' ments. :4 or white emeraid-cut diamonds, mounted in platinum. A Ring most extraordinary to x 32 securé for........ ee ee etre ey ann — oA Ae ANG EOE A Ne CN Sm pera ie «= Som teen ae + ear ese a ne

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tie. - ~ tre . oe eae apart, Viahan 4 7 x Oe ra eee = ; x a UTR ops Pe ws Be A Pe RRR A. 09, Rett Maite See al Aas come vit bes or ed Prenatal? aca Megas Nie Ae Ba pi ra cll ae dao 4 i. PD. SIS ep, ae nt J Pt ide Lal - - 7 bt wy 2 ‘ A hs Re Ca -y OE Sate at " ecg le te sags ia ae ee 9 Sage APPA i 5 AO IG RD Inne SGPORShaE, Pie eM pl tne rp ace Re eM ee a ee en me eae nT ee a adieaeiindiedtienatall SE GN RN et NE RE RE RSS CE ROS AN A I TE SOE TE EY SIR AE NAS 1 NOI iT ee LES BP ee ates gn ne A NA ALIN ELL IOS LE NE. nnn yn Nt en Re C!S ALAR LLEG ALLL LLL ALES. LOLOL LLL LD IIE LLL ALLELE LL LEAD LORELEI ALN L LIA EE ETN ty mek ome anp en ee ee ars - = re ow ee ae _.ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH Important Group of Women’s Purses . favored colors. OS Ex "ae $2.98 Value at @ Leather Purses in novelty pouch style with swing- ing coin purse, also underarm kinds. Various Basement Extra Girls’ Values Are These Spring Coats Offered at $°7 30 . wg @ Belted or straight- line models of plaid, wool mixtures, tweeds and other fabrics. Also navy regulation Coats. Sizes 3 to 14. Basement ee a a - *) 8 ji Fe: a # i ai ae © ay Special! 100 of These Complete Floor Lamps $12.50 to $15 Values $8.95 € Wood or metal bases fin- ished in polychrome or brass effect. Shades of Georgette, neatly pleated and trimmed with braids or ruching; lined Affording Women and Misses an Exceptional Opportunity to Se- cure New Garments for Easter and Other Occasions at a Saving Choice at the Special.Price —. .. a ms @ This must surely be the “Coat- buying” opportunity you have awaited, for seldom do you see such splendid Coats at this exceedingly attractive price. And you'll find most interesting choice, for there are models for varieus requirements. / Coats of satin, twill. and Poiret- | sheen, also some black-and-white Coats and imported novelty fabric sports Coats. oon po Mf ra. 6 tad 6 oath wo; = +, Se SG aot od There are models trim- med with furs as well as plain Coats—still, there are some with touches of new em- broidery and _ tucks. Also included are mon- key-trimmed Coats that are quite smart. raoer® ‘ : 2s— seco FF soe Ves a A . % ow see Qu res | / Shown in Spring’s most desired aed | \ Ly rs shades. Women’s sizes 36 to 44, : Baas, + | % Ps misses sizes 14 to 20 and extra i | | oadl sizes range from 4215 to 5214. Po, kK ‘ea meen UL eee and interlined — many color combinations and styles. : Basement 2% An Event for All the Family Includes Women’s Hosiery Offered at silk or silk-and-ray6n | mock-fashioned Hose | with lisle tops and rein- | forced feet. Black, white and light shades. ne am ee ee Children’s Socks | Men’s Socks Seven-eighths and 3-4 length hose of mercerized cotton or Seconds—Extra Values, rayon mixtures—with fancy turnover cuff tops. ad 32c Choice at... 32¢ Women’s Hose | Rayon and mercerized —of silk-and-rayon—mock fash- ' eotton-mixed hose in 1oned and with lisle tops and re- various fancy checked inforced feet. and striped effects. Seconds. at 48c BOESES Ee Se a Basement Economy Store Beginning Monday, an Extremely Important Sale of Women’s Undermuslins : @ Specially purchased gowns. slips, «a » \ bloomers, en chemises and step- colored border and fancy crotch. In flesh, black ~~ aro; TC" —— . . ! . TT. 36 to 44. effects. Sizes 1 a ceaaything @5: value. handles. Rainproof and | | ind white. BA SF. \ N | FCONOMY S ORE, | matemeet | | eS. 109 capital. Open every fast colors. . ¥ Basement z 1 as + *. 44 PES enat oe ‘ - . . csr at ———— 2” ——sSsFeseekettttititl : . a1eM FINANCE CORP. @ spemxce. un 1035 N. Grand The elty's | : . ’ aa a ______________ li, Princess Slips Beginning Monday—an Event of Extra Special I! mportance—Offering Hundreds Boys Blouses : en i % " Ciaesified Instruction nodes yes . 69 aN e. 2151 mere than the .mounted t Chaice “ SS Se competitor and “po MOT | ut een ds ~ “bcs \ NS - e Ep we other St. Lowle avait proba ‘t Ny \ € “Model” brand, of broadcloth, nad aot — ee € Slips of two ee, iS N .S chambray and. percale, in ty: = 7. ton fabrics—Sure Glo and Bettina. They N \ ‘4 colors and fancy effects. Sizes ¢) wear well and launder splendidly—re- f . NN r years. y Sizes Se taining their kusster. Basement NY x Practical Are These . : Panty Dresses 4 Excellent Values at $423 @ Well-made garments in pretty styles—all of Springlike prints. Of- fered in sizes 2 to 6. Mothers should get a sup- ply of them. Basement Again the Be partment dem know that wk will be tempt the values. the mother a Profit by This Combinations - Special for event—and b $ 4 .39 4 1 Sizes for 4 Women @ Venus and Marvelette , Stoni teal Combinations, of fancy F the Mise | striped material, with § deep elastic gores in the # | : skirt. Ideal Spring gar-¥ 4 ‘| All| 4 | @ Here's an opportunity to secure a supply of themanes ular plain shades. 40 inches Bleached Pepperell Muslin suavinek ale “‘Bréceded os it handsomely. Oil Duplex Shades in light grees @=5 ie Cannot Be Undersold wide. 89c¢ value, 59c¢ Extra Special, the Yard... . fects, with scalloped edge. { Ow. measuring 42, 45 and 48 inches wide and 6 tm : yard ) ene ss 3 Bol ES M d See - 3 -inch bleached Muslin with soft finish. oister, inciuded. $3 66 Ountedc on good spring rollers. : B ded C limit of 10 —, Of “Pepperell” make. Seconds, special % rocade repe Service is assured. ; . ' 4 plain shades of green, blue, or- ‘ : —in 36 and 40 inch widths. designs; so inches wide. For many places in theboml = Such famous af chid, snag tan, peach, etc. Colored Voile Plisse Crepe In sees floral designs, and cushions scarts. etc $| 95 tie ae to match. £ 3 : - : — gy a 75¢ value, , 40 inch sheer, hard-twist -—in plain shades and whit laundering splendidly. : j Poe — oF ~~ yard eee 39¢ Voile with wide ribbon sel- 36 inches wide aioe Sone Special, yard | 29¢ Monday only, the yard ? J Special at...... a. a WALL PAPER ~ - . vage. to I ard — i , nit : va . ones here vs... : = Pepperell Sheets heangtiin Special, yard | ic the a — 19¢ Seat Covering Ruffled Voll Curt : | > S Rot hie’ eae ‘Laue tg A —t. bt n= ms ine Seamless bleached 81x99 inch : ue —for automobiles. Heavy e ain ~~ Vala ale for aff rooms ieciading tay sheets with neat hem. Slight- _ Cotton Satinay Wash Goods — ecru gropnd with Very Special Monday at....... _ © [Se per roll. Monday... Se, . ly stained. Limit of 2. $1.45 —in rose, pink, orchid, gold, Sheer hard twist voile. dimity ~ pe ene Varwle a de- Cream ground Voile Curtains with ribbon band * a Papers im all colors—the # grade $1 10 green, etc.. with self-colored checks —. batiste—all tub- cy y special, 25¢ insertion im colors of reese, blue, arate ual ae se Yalues. Specially “- ees <3 esas: 3 ° stripe. 36 inches wide. 33c proof. Seconds of bet- 7) - yar sw wen o oka chid-enlths eplesed abet pare So View r roll Bete Dodiessenil epee, yare......,.. ter grades, yard...... Lo Tablecloths and tie-backs to match. lanc $s ; Srxtos inch crinkle cottoh— Diaper Cloth Cotton Bro All - linen, silver - bleached ' ‘ aad : Bedspreads with wide col- —in package of 10 yards, 27 Light and 0 genie hemetitched | Tablecloths in Fringed Panels | Figured GORDA Pan ia, — oa scalloped imches wide and “Red Star” with meat chintz ‘effects. 36 eral sma Ran sop oe pi lace Panel Curtains of | 50-inch Jacquard » Prices . ge. Wit ster. $1 66 brand. Sealed pack- $] 66 inches wide. Specially Special $1.59 quality net, woven in neat fig- | in rick beige tint — - _ pecial oh wee ° age of to yards , . priced, yard 29¢ fae ee ured designs. 45 inches wide, | curtains about the he ; _—e % suka itachi, ' Very special, the ¥

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ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH DAY MORNING, MARCH 20, 1927 __ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH. a | | $490,000 for sprinkling, done by | | the world; not by armies and na-!truest and finest sense, and the, : . contractors. vies, not by imperialistic despot-| good news for the poor which! . . oa F 4 we: | A fund of $170,000 for meshing | ism, but by three principles—inde-| Jesus spoke to his friends at Naz- 66 9 9 Suits Men’ S Shirts” a eal casi ) |hard-paved streets and oiling soft- pendence for all, democracy in its) areth.” H q g ‘ Pe aad to be short o -d ' ‘surfaced ones has been made | , ~ = + Hang Sea @orry. over unpa | available for the Street Depart- | | : Value. . 1 65 J , “Anybody ays pe a . iment this year, and Director ven oO t IT’S AT YOUR FINGER TIPS WITH p00 here in just a few ; | Brooks thinks this will be suffi- | | E M y M W rk - C fees’ time. Private. NO 'clent to keep dust down with t! : ne us Oo | ors 2 100 Pas Neckband collar = . , - hed Shi ~~ zs 7 ORSERS NEEDED. Appropriation for Flushing cane ° new methods. There have ad Unless you employ your money constantly im lightweight | | attache irts of broad. an LOANS, real estate ee anu teak tes haat lf profitabie enterprises, you will never grow sveless, open * cloth, in white, plain col. “ports Oiling Supplants Special ‘legal opinions that t] sprinkling | JP anitne. ‘ & ture loans. tax was illegal. but the city con-| , les. Sizes ors, Jacquard and : furni of value. hes gearless, ails |§ Activity is essentia) to efficiency In business and 2 ; aes Accessories J effects. Sizes 14 to 19, | ot Open every Levy. ‘tinued to assess it and taxpayers | personal well-being alike. Cea Long Distance Radio I ) capita Basement Basement _ ——— valk co a5 ac REAS Fl h B H dq bea won't save your vision merely by refraiming F so8 This 1 is the NEW member of the GREAT ZENITH a : y lite ‘ie _ km rom using your eyes» You must tak ctive a x +f |SPRINKLE—SUNDAY INTER Carmelite Movie to Be Shown. | Fletcher S. Brockman, Mead) trom using vont eeetive Sietenuet take active family. It has created a sensation from coast to coast. . iiaePae | “The Religious Spectacle cf the | bs eet | The city’s special tax on all real y iste Eiower.” a five-reel motion’ of Y. M. C. A. Adminis-!] my celebrated method of Testing Byes and Fitting : P Six Tubes, Four Condensers, Single Dial, Shielded. estate for street sprinkling no long- te : a Glasses as been used by me with uniformly ; , Lo in . 'er will be collected, Director of picture pwodtced tn Surope under | | successful results in over 30,000 cases ef defec- 4 Very Selective, Simple Operation, Self gging 4) % Tara nie ee 2 a Ta i i . t Sa Ss iy ria} r ‘ . ie ans = 4 the Post-Dispatch Streets and Sewers Brooks an- pear a rae eclata ogegiels tration in Far Eas , y | tive vision during the past 25 years NEW—AND DIFFERENT ; will be shown at the St. Louis tae 2151 more than the amounted to $550,000, of which iter and 3573 more PRR: | Lindell ‘boulevard, for three days able pair of Glasses— i will sell you a thoroughty reliable pair of Bifocal Lenses and Frame fer ere sa 3 1}? ef fiof r : BS. x : B : = The Nationalist movement in| | $ 1 19 f a) ee 4 q at ‘ uy Wo tor i Than China is not “red,” but profoundly | ; - 7 = sod the Price ot One American in spirit, Filetcher 8. ! Hie | Hi Continuing Greatest AGSPR Page Cl =o Lae Cousins F —, Sale With Greater O05 -807-809 Feankiin ‘Ave. °*7.25"* arch Underselling Values i ] : Milt j Genuine Kroehler mi Three Three-Piece , Living-Room | a. °s — Bi Sth Oi = Tor ea 3 All Our ; (a rw ¢ With : ere : Se gee Davenport 6 oe : ns . ; ~MADE— Reduced! Brockman, administrative secretary | | ' HE @ Well-made garments in of the Y. M. C. A for the Far East, pretty styles—all 4 % | | ; | ae declared in an address at the an- Springlike prints. _ Of- 4 LE resses nual Y. M. C. A. |\dinner Friday | fered in ae 2 to 6. : La | Bjnight at the Downtown Branch. Mothers s ou get a sup- ntl a ey oO , “It is the spirit of our own fa- ee c \ ~4 4, m , ply of them. Basement x | . : Again the Boston Store ready -to-wear de- thers marching down the Yangtze,” . - partment demonstrates a wonder sale. We ! i) i aaeeuaeaaaaialeaiemimemeaaate ' Te ta ‘know that wi th I) he said “It is not a Red move- | . ° = | | aber nm a len you see these Dresses you 3 ne : , a ~~ “) ment. We must not be misled by | complications creeping in from Eu-| Combinations §§ FxX— | the values “are phenomenal. Remember: J) (MMMM QP ove Oo ‘a _ ae! } dhe mother and daughter can share in this \\ +) D: 3 : , 1} F “IT Know the Nationalist leaders. G 7 a ey mm} 7} ‘5 7 > . ‘> . ‘ ’ 4 ‘94 Zz eT? : Special for , . ES! ven ant uy two for the price of one. P J WAYS; They are graduates of American : ; HK : ' / on eeeeeneeneeneneiementimenme taste % 24; ; iF universities. ] knew the fathers of | $ 39 China in 1898, told@ how | } f} } Chines, Fiat Crepe, Satin, Koronit, Vel-de-ray. All the new colors he “Y" got its first foothold there ments. . . i | to choose from— i in the beginnings of this movement—at Tokio, when Chinese NOTICE THIS SALE IS FOR MONDAY ONLY | ™ i flooded across to Japan in their Exceptional Offering of —Tuesday these Dresses go back -to first rush out of China for educa- their original price. tion. His Y. M. C. A. province now Men’ ~ Union Suits — mis — includes China, Japan, Korea and E he Philippines. | § i WOMEN’ | An invitation to Chinese, in their ‘ Athletic Style . “04 : ws . language, was posted on the front’! , { § ™~ | “S y a), ‘ ’ door of the Downtown Branch. One | . " ni a. ST LISH SHOES ~~ sat directly in front of the speaker. 5? C | } 7 S 5. i ae rope, but the moderate wing, car- | By eee ch Decal Raced Peel eal Meet ce Meee Mell Mcel Becs Becell cell Bet cel cel Bel cell el cel cel ell eels cel el et et ee ee ee emcee ome i 3 > . . Look ot This 3 : : Where Can Money You Equal Saver! This 75 A Genuine Kroehler Suite at such a low price. shows the ex- 4 traordinary values to be had during this sale. Three large com- S$ a fortable pieces—-davenport, chair and rocker (instead of wing chair as shown)—#in figured velour; the best of construction throughout, davenport opens into a@ full-size restful bed. $10.00 Down—$5.00 Monthly F ree—Beautiful Dinner Set—Free— Delivers Either the Day- al DOWN "bed or Bed Outfit He was probably a Nationalist. for In All the Wanted 7 | most in this country are said to be m Materials. Values to ie v4 Nationalists. ‘He smiled broadly ee 00 , — through the typical American ban- | . ' Sa $6. : Monday Only a 4 > qguet pri iiminaries, but from Brock € Included are pin- ) : Slight Imperfects man’s first sentence his attention check white nain- _ : : was profound. sook Union Suits 4 7 Bus a vee alee * a F™ | d “Everywhere you go in China, | with elastic back : bs é f Y are | Brockman said, “wou will hear,.| bands; also some of | F aaX * sgh > / two words oft repeated, ‘Three balbriggan. All in “a ™’ ais @ E Principles.’ The Nationalists athletic style. a : & = 3 ‘: \S o>, be, — e ager : had only 30,000 troops a vear azo. Basement es % j . « > se . ft ; , 3 \. » £ Osis r Yr me: ide: Sizes 3to 8 _ Es ihey faced 800,! They have won. s at | ~iNe See in One Style eee Ss ai: Why?—‘Three Principles.’ It was| ' a “lad . . bso BS y _ ” a not guns that (carried them Valu Are T hese W omen s 2 | a , oa OF Another AZ through, but “Three Principles.’ N ] P - Explains ‘“Extraterritoriality.”’ ove ty umps “First of those principles is na- Spring Shoes INFANTS’ Stylish Straps one inde pendenc#. the very spir- | 5 . it of 1776 China has not been a/| Strap Slip- Instep Ties Black Kid One- free pation for 76 years. She has Factory Checked Kinds of |i." * 0.0 Slash Ties Strap House Slp- iis Sepondd du 46 ltordhl af obena pers, . kL » Kid: @ a unequal treaties eS h Much Better Grades—at Re °°. Buckle Pumps | %, ends emir Eyaokey ty imposed on Walking Oxfords is is not Ss free as India. Korea or the i= | Dutch East Indies. Ss in 4x7 | crf W. TS | ig ont take a two months’ four- 4 7 sik | j;ney from Shanghai up to Thibet, 4 i | 4 > ~ _ 2000 ESSEX SHIR | committing every crime most hate- - ~— = - ——- , SOSA RARER EOE AR uae Baga % a : Sais | as + = 'S ‘=, auld — ra "ae > - ~~ ety wie 9-Pc. Wal. Veneer Bedroom Suite | - Steel Day-Bed , Stee! Bed, Spring Here’s your opportunity to secure a Bedroom Out- and Mattress | and Mattress fit at a sensational low price. Consists of full-width '| Special + 75 _§$ 73 double bed, large chifforobe, your choice of the || gg ...... | Onl dresser or a full size vanity, 30 | ; a chair, rocker, spring, mat- $9 | Brown walnut finished— | Genuine Simmons full-elze tress — - . ~~ -~ * ~ ~ ~~ jm ~ ae ae - - ae | a? - ) ~ -~ ~ - - - ~ ol = aa on as al = = ( + | ful to nan, and not a Chinese, from | Made of breadcioth and ithe highest official to the lowest fancy madras, with or es * policeman, could lay a hand on me. without collars. S. al m |tie could only bow and beg me to Ce» e might ask an American take action, but some- ; tim n that journev I would be a We believe i'month away from'an American a seed 7. welt 8 Aes Tose @ Included in this aml qj ment are Oxfords, pumps, ’ straps and various come nations—in over twent) five different styles. Made = « 2 this to. be W| consul: of patent, satin, tan ; F ~ ( | S = > er = % pe. - 1 ec = aged bs sccaioumies “i , I lke! gc Besee gen black leathers, with Cuban hs Ss Sa — es is. that, it might be ‘nothing to and low walking heels. [i ——e . | a, ee Ween. put pvery citiane Wear-Ever Utensils Word Rolls ~ Gold Seal Hie the comic thtrapeaingry > You'll find a good size : j : eg ‘'s no wondér that . pri ag there being sizes All the Late Hits CONGOLEUM RUGS |sador Aifred Sz se llesy me | 214 to m | r}é same I { s AAG in tn i] own t= ue Fat Caan — ~ mate * Easy Credit Terms Trade in Your Old Furniture We will make you a very lib- eral allowance for your old furniture when traded in on : j YA 4 ~ ~ J — - - ~ ~ — os a as ~ - _ = -_ ;™ =, = se » he so ~~» ne a a eee ee a =. v Finished In golden oak or wainut. jJiave apa- cious clothes-hanging wed have no complaint Regular ’ : et Sanday Seek Economic Freedom. Bi Daddy’s Pal EACH | “Democracy is the second ,prin- These | : so ‘ — (“hina has never become ‘ , ent — Section Offers wes: Prices on Alumi- ical Made You Happy mocract Hardly three eninediial - ' ; * Jatter Sun Yat-Sen hecame Presi- | des Ware in St. Louis —Don’t You Remember? ident he was thrust aside by Yuan T : le for thg | oo casei Beit a in Ow a L Seamer k ans —Little Spanish own meer mace Ro gen = Ae nauk sae | Shi h-Kai Yuan-Shih-Kal's rule Largest stock of word Rolls in the city. kitehen. The most sanitary Rug made. iwas tvranny. and at his death in | _ Wear- f it's on Rolls we have ft. Each Rug beats the Gold Seal which Wai io: ¢ his Ite utenants, like the lie pees T Ste , insures vou against defects and assures Dee UR ape aa tate a ied — 5 to a 50 . | ie oa 8 RECORDS you of satisfactory service, Choice of “poe pens of Alexander the Great, di- 4 . to fit the three sizes. 7.6x9, Gx or Gx 10.6. - ‘ded his doman between ¢hem. compa rt ment, large hatbox and drawers. o on a ~~ ss ~~, e > Trade in Your Old eet NE etRRNE ~ninctn ues at. 4 ; mention- —Daddy’ s Pal ene only. Qne low price. I iid hems ‘sniitt lary hesenin the 4 “pans . —Coronado Nights 65c F elt-Base | Chinese people were ground down } 2 in ,f twre . portunity to secure a supply of them —s i ot Be Und —Little Spanish Town Floorcovering eng 7 of tyranny you 011 Duplex Shades in light es ay le 1 “ ersold —Take in ea ae Two yards wide, waterproof and “The ‘third principle is economic 42, 45 and 48 inches wide and 6 fe Brid —Telling the Birds Sa ieee ne Bs sd mn ; sanitary. Two choice patterns | od spring rollers. 4 ding Pans —Thinking of You cut from full rolis, as many | Americans can have no quarre] iwith. Sun Yat-Sen saw his fellow ' s ies 5 3 f ] : A oaplbenonges | mn ryme S Moses saw hi | i ; ets | or ie +t coods. ;country ' as i ses saw g n Damask — Ruffled Curtain ° pi ni Ac 3 © ~ecrn ere Oc | Egypt, working 10, 1¢ or 16 hours ae ee : at « al Dt Recall Beall Been dl Bi Bl Ded ~ “ ,;e ; Bem . a a . ” 4 se independence, one hat ‘we as Ny et A TT TT LI NOR IR a = allt Taal Toon allover figured --of white crossbar, = Such famous ertiate as Oute ceeaste, i-th ee a a day, while over here was the - ) = Royd Santer, Lee Mor ont); : s wide. For many places in the-hom ere teas Bite all the time, i a meric? i TE etc. $1 95 tie-backs to match. $1. iu P e ‘ Ba ains yort SUIS | Specat ALL Mk BARGAINS aint Barg indore de Calls Sun a Genius. Se =e and select your Wall Paper for Easter—-take High-e«ra “He wrote a great book about ‘ol ; a this kale. Larges ‘“=t assortment in the city of high- mixed Paint in fhe economic regeneration nn? ite re) e ur ain Vai Stitable for ali rooms including tapestries and e ee a re : we Us to 250 per roll. Monday... . Se, 34%c. 2%ee and gray, red, brown p Shin Sometimes you hear him Special Monday at = Oat rreen. Mon- er ‘allied a dreamer. He was that, but — x x ‘eal Papers in all colors—the sunfast amd greet ( lot an impractical dreamer. He Voile Curtains with ribbon wel 98 de values. Spec ially day only ' Gallon ‘@s a great genius and a practical! ors of rose, blue, green and or- q E Per roll a cia ets —_— ar nius. He and they who hegve bred picot finished edge. Valance ety) 7 Boston Store Speci followed him want the Chinese to match. ~ for al the es rape rs, the woudertul tinted 1. MIXED PAINTS working man to be Ifke the Atmeri- i th o be t e i Panels aus Ali ~ thane Sold Only With Reindere or ‘Bande a colors. -Aleo aes te amt Sineute: wi age ¢ at These Spectal Prices white. Regular Per nee DensstenedMisawe Othelk, E. 2 Ibs. of cold water paste free with each order of $2.49 value, C llon iington. Thomas Jefferson and Ab- Wall Paper amounting te 82.00 or over. Come early. Monday only | raham LAnceoin. “Just so may America conquer = free American weramag wie > ~~, es me 2 ~ GAS RANGES | Belding-Hall & Leonard Refrigerators | $3245 $4 gz $ 73 is ) | Leonard oak th 4 Rerr ) ro oven and roomy four- me? ree-dGoor ig- ae 4 Belding-Hall oak three-door side erator with white enameled tined | feer with pure white food com- st eclemypconaesg and heavily m- C Bere + wus o> Be to save ee. partment and removable wire | tionally known Leonard queiiey excellent baker. | shelves. A gusranteed ice saver. makes this a rare bargait. We handle the well- known Bridge | Reduced prices on all Refrigerators. We carry a full line of poree- & Beach, Charter Oak and others. | lain Refrigerators which are adapted for electric sIEDERMAN FURNITURE cO., 87-0 FRANE LIN AV 2fepapapage ~ - “« _ ~~ 7 - n~ -= aad — al ~ ~- * ~- « 1 Has polished steel cooking top | purner cooking top Neatly with four large gas burners 4 id ceimmed in white enamel. an four coal holes. Guaranteed baker. ) nel Curtains < ) en in neat fig- | 45 inches wide, . “$1.95

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; ts dal * ae be a a slag YS nln EO ot i, aN oN ht ARE a TE PPE hae ada 5) " Pieeeee”)=|— ae ee ee ee Pee ek gt Segoe > pee 4 ~ aye ts. 9a Spee Te ENR vig Bete or anc gy Sls Ps ie Hg Ao TR ete ao tig 9 0 Cae AS 1 me As fot phe Eh preg oo ot re ae ey Lam i ¥¢ 2 “ PIES SLR » son aie PO OR se a a ey Eh Pe AR py BF tol ~ iar i tear eS ai Gann : . prea pais Sa ae on PAGE 8B ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING ee b> ea ; x 7 nN v1 wad ; sy SU ; Ad be hr tener CAR a # ~~ - e ov ed ee ae — | tek on ud Z » “ es a PR o . ties aor ; aers % se sine Aap MWR SES Fe VAR tthe : ede Soe ie a ih. Ny Mle: + pine isi ca fill 2 rae sh 2 PS PRY Se BALE OD, 3 ae Je was MAI og i eign Pe Ae: i Moye eh wnt ne Sees Mts ATE Rages SSIs Save ot, sieicme dase AB artien # be Vien AS te one els Ragas he wy 7 “Sie it: meee ek ‘ {Oe SaaS Seven SSBC! get We Lee 7. sy . > - ah aie “ i ’ . ‘ 5 calibrate tien comic! an * MH RES Sate ie Paty fig eee 3 eed ot Me eee See ws = ~ nee inert nite Be ee ek ciel tee — wre os Rn cp i nN aS as | Ce eee eee ey en Ninth. Sizes 13 to 52}/2 Sale of Spring Cloth and Satin “Style Always” Apparel for Women and Children. 300 new Coats—other Coats fromour higher-priced stock—all of them Black, Navy and Colors i} priced for Monday at $23.85! The quality garments would impress you even though we priced the Coats $10 higher! Absolute values. Kasha cloth, satin, moire, faalle, Distinctive styles. sousheen, sport weaves. With squrr- Individual tailoring. rel, monkey. American broadtail Silk linings. Sport and dress models. coney, Sizes 13 to 19; 14 to 20; 36 to 44; 42): Lower-Price Read W ear—RBRase (South American lamb), twin beaver (coney). calf. white to §2'2 Women’s Spring Shoes 4.65 Springtime’s favorite Silks from large assortments at a special low price. Crepe Satin Lustrous Satin in a wide range of fashionable colors. 40 inches wide. Ralmella Crepe Heavy quality, pure dye silk Crepe in lovely shades. 40 inches wide. Ombre Georgette Crepe Ombre tones in 50-inch Georgette Crepe and plain color satin-bordered Georgette. Black Silks in Black Crepe Satin Black Ralmella Crepe Silk Pta negligees and underthings includ- ed. An event that women who sew will delight in. Daffodil Silk A washable radium Silk for tub frocks, slips and underthings. 40 inches wide. Sport Stripe Crepes Handsome striped Crepes for sport frocks and pajamas. 32 and 40 inches wide. Printed Silk Crepes Most attractive Printed Silk Crepe de Chines and Georgettes. 54 inches wide. the $2.49 Group © Black Coatings % Black Radium Silks za—Second Floor. Regularly $3.50 to $3.95 At least 2000 yards of smart wool fabrics for Spring Coats_.and Suits make up this group. Kashmir Burmah Woolens Sh Imported Tweeds Plaid Sport Coatings All 54 Inches Wide W oolCoatingsandSuitings Offer Exceptional Savings Monday and | uesday Spring W eights Gay plaids and tweeds for sport Coats and Suits and soft fabrics for formal Coats. Kashmir Cheviot Spongeen Through a special purchasé we are able to offer these unusual Shoes at $4.65. The styles are new, the leathers include parch- ment, stone, rose blush, white, patent. Some with SREP RLS EPO I 1 2A BAIT ca St OBS PEP RE PEO % ee al 7 3 . ae ke Ba PE Ray AREER AR ARE it Tye PD Pes oe Pi '” ag POS gingham trims. to sell at higher price. Every Shoe in the group made Your Spring Shoes! | An Opportunity to Save Money on ower-Price Shik Crocheted Visca Hats Soft and cool for. Spring and Summer wear are these monkey skin, tan, rose, brown and Crocheted Viscas trimmed in tai- $ 3 45 other colors. All head sizes. lored bands of grosgrain. The Vandervoort’s Lower-Price Millinery—Basement. crowns are irregular shapes. In | NEN in, as a Rasemen’ it i ARLE T Pelt ee || LAL B ’ Ty PEPE etl if tal Westinghouse Motor —=—, Shier 2 Electric Light Knee Control $5 Down Balance ————— Monthly Vandervoort 's Machine Shop—Downstairs. Sariensdendendaneieasaee ~ OE I 0 ta FN te cpg me tn 8 Knives six six 41 of the most wanted it in this sale. Sold in Dozen or Halt Doses $ $ 7.50 Teaspoons, at, doze” $15.00 Dinner Forks, at, doz, #5 $27.00 Stainless Steel Dinner os $12.00 Iced Tea Spoons, $ 2.50 Berry Spoons, each Sm $10.00 Solid Handle Knives : $10.00 Solid Handle Forks, P $ 2.50 Gravy Ladles, —s 33 other items. Sold im! Vandervoort Center & > eM >a “a LS a Ve = Jo & iD awe ole af: - 7 - ») reas sé PIRES io ee 7 Ve > Yd es ’ % e * — * Pe es a . ‘ wi; Se W aeetsttay t 2 sm 4 3. ee fate 7 ‘ etd oipeae sae a aha Te ? : eS 4 3 ae Cis: s eos 4 m7 - a ad fee « = ‘ H. * e 4 a ee Frederic’s Meth = «a - em le, 7 " ‘ > +o ’ ae ‘ ar > _ Enjoy the ort attractiveness of a = > natural looking Wave during te § months to come. Naturally | | Hair Switthe All shades, i Can be worn with longoria bed hair. Very e i special at .. Beauty Shop —Tht Imported French V a fine chiffon finsh a new smal] patterned prim Summer a there is! ton fabric | appearance or sr cool = sheer Voile. As quality and play at this price. Colored Wash Goode Second re nee ew Fur for Spring and | VISITOR to-.our Fifth Floor Furr as in our other shops throughout t been carefully observed. Good F . Outfitters of new homes will do: ore purchasing elsewhere. Be a Booster 1088 Community Vom of the ST. LOUIS SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA March 21, 8:15 P.M The Vogue for Leath CENTRAL T1GH Equally appropriate for Summer or wuameeuTious leather covered F itu Beaumont Auciter covered Furniture, wi (Bea meee "ge ‘omy divans and great, comfortab gpmish brown and Etruscan green. Al All-Week — | may be combined at will. Candy Iv — Chocolate-Dipped * " 25¢ ¥ ra l8th Century Reproductions very unusual collection of ees ee 2 io . Candy Shoo—FES ae tare ie a ons of old English P One-Day Sal ee 7 & thes are ma e by the f : ne-L/aY Odie ; Sale of 10,000 Pieces meen," the a r ° ° ° : , | pe re hall piece or two will a $115 Electric Sewing Machine | “ver-Plated Flatwaf@iirss*s='s% & : : | R. WALLA & SU! Desk Model | a Sat, $ be _ have an old ee ae $ : 0 me Special “ will take it 1 d all r 25, rice making he iden: a sia riental Ru $45.00 a Regularly $59 and $65 @ Persian Irans cota 4 |, (aint patterns of nomadic ori . S¢rviceable weave, in ©s averaging 3.6x6.6 ft. - Chinese Mats. $11.29 In this group are lial © charming little Chinese Mi @ variety of colors and patt lations. Size 18x30 inches. 3 ““cervoort s Oriental aR nop Fourth Floor. oe Than Usual are

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- PAGE 9B eT ~ SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 20, 1997 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH_ ee Lc Oe Jewuggs UanderooortSamey Rayer ek’ « > > bs ay rE Fut ge aa oe? ne ar tess Sk Sb & 5 ROP —~ oe Fa AC a \* Olive and Locust} From Ninth to Tens! Es, SN ee ee atnenaase | —- WON = “ae . Store Hours: Daily 9:00 to 5:30—Saturday 9:00 to 6:00 | Olive and Locust, From Ninth to Tenth New Curtains for Spring : —Are Essential in the Well-Kept Home (CUR LAINE, Chintzes and Drapery Fabrics — everything that’s new and suggestive of Springtime is here in the Drapery Shop—foamy oe seas of filmy Curtains, gardenfuls of flowering cretonnes, piles of col- New Libby orful Chintzes and gauzy Drapery Fabrics. Never have we presented a wider range of the new, the smart, the most desirable types for Glassware every room in the home. And, in each and every case, the prices will Very Moderately Priced be found surprisingly low for the quality of the merchandise. Every — day, from now on, will be a demonstration of the style superiority of NEW open-stock is this “Old . the Vandervoort Drapery Shops. English” pattern with clear | crystal bowls, beautifully etched uaker Lace Panel Curtains New in Greek key pattern. Stems and Q - Imported Net Curtains feet are green. “‘No-Nick” edges $5.50 to $12.50 Each $11.50, $13.50, $17.50 Each insure longer service without de- _ Shantung weaves and antique filet effects These Panels with colored embroideries tracting from the beauty of the mn soft ecru. Also radiant laces, some and applique of sheerest, filmy net have glassware. Complete table service. fringed and others with the new Bon Volant edges and wide borders decorated with ex- Goblets, the dozen, $5.50. tlounces at bottom. quisite designs in color, appliqued and em- Glassware Shop—Fourth Floer. | broidered in conventional and modernistic 3 New Folding Screens effects. : Our new stock includes practically every C Wed od type, from a pretty kitchenette Screen of | ‘; omplete e oO pantasote at $19.75 all the way to the fine me tang age acs poy p gw hand-decorated leather Screen for $300. Many alance pets ecial at $3.95 Set S rVv attractive ones are of imitation leather, hand- Natural color hee se of sunfast Grena- Dinner € 1Ce painted in beautiful designs. If you wish to dine with designs woven in contrasting col- In a New Pattern make up your own design in glazed chintz ors. Blue, pink, gold, green and orchid. 72- a or wall paper, the unfinished frame may be inch valance. Hemmed and headed, ready AMONG the new arrivals in our had from $6.00 to $8.50. to hang. fine open-stock dinnerwares is a direct importation from the old Wedgwood potteries. This fine English bone china is a reproduc- 5-Piece Ruffled Valance Sets—Special, $4.95 elon of an old design, decorated Printed Voiles with bright floral clusters and gray medallions outlined in yellow. | ] F I= al WAY | Die. bs : if | Contrasting color on ruffles, in all the desired combinations. Double-ecrotl bordiéc of Sie aaa ) . | RTP s | Finished, ready to hang. me , | | 4* ir — mo (og) | yellow on edges and inside rim. =, | ae —_—_—_.-—-—_—-} | : Ce a Tyree * ee | Luncheon Plates, dozen, $42.75 Yd. = PS) apd caf 2 ae New Cretonnes With Scalloped Valance Cups and Saucers, dozen, $42.50 a : * Be ¥ X Other pieces priced in proportion. Imported French Voiles wit L ial wid A ¥ ASS] An easy way to make up most attractive cretonne window China Shoe=Fourth Wiese, a fine chiffon finish arrive m™ hangings 1s to get this scalloped valance by the yard, to match new small patterned prints. pp) fy Got. I gS | new small patterned Pr - ih res) Oo ad © edt the side curtains. Or plain colored curtains may be used. Sesviinl ton fabric more attractive Mig i a SSA | ; appearance or cool to wear thay” ip) AR Ey By 3 — ELS) OA oF ek ee } . Scalloped Cretonne Valance, yard 50c Sheer Vole. Oe us ae PES SWC ee ee Gs te Wane 36-in. Cretonne to match 85c to $1.00 Blankets quality and unusually large i fo S . Ac lay at this price. . ; d S hw} Obs f a} |; : g Colored Wash Goode jam r pring an ummer 4 SALT 4 OA SOFT, fleecy wools from the far Second Fioot. ‘- | RIO ee a as OG corners of the world, woven + VISITOR to our Fifth Floor Furniture Shops will find that, Pe 7 CR ee inte neds [9 Beene Orinoka Sunfast Damasks, $5.25 Yard with exceeding care and skill, and @ & in our other shops throughout the store, the trend of style ph POA eect rmmare (MMI Ce, °F ol a A} : : ; dyed in beautiful, lasting colors, 4 , Mgt): ith’. eh. _ most unbelievable—but these rich, beautiful Dam- Be a Booster for the, Mbeen carefully observed. Good Furniture of every type is Tels fA ; = IRA) 2?’ | fo asks are absolutely sunfast and can be washed. Made are the basis of Kenwood quality. Community Concerts @ Outfitters of new homes will do well to.examine our display eens A RA: ——————s of finest mercerized yarns, in designs copied from an- Choose your favorite color, to | LR Oe . : h or contrast with other he Pro | nt VR RT ique damask. 50 inches wide. Others, $3.00 to $8.50 oe , of t 7 Purchasing elsewhere. \\ PE Be — ‘ ; ’ furnishings, and enjoy the luxury ST.LOUIS" f fe I eee a ah iden : of your Kenwood Blankets for SYMPHONY : | Wi, 4 ( SES, | | years to a Plain colors or RCHEST hf VAN | Cette ri] eleeaey plaids, in all colors. CENTRAL HIGH | = appropriate for Summer or Winter isa piece of this | AL iy 1 § —. : es z : * 1 | , a - | 7” : Size 60x84 inches, Special $12.50 mous leather covered Furniture, with soft upholstery. There wee | F = [=p -- ee toomy divans and great,.comfortable chairs in Venetian ‘red, ? ish brown and Etruscan greén. All pieces are sold separately All-Week | ag may be combined at will. ‘ ’ ae a oe ae 3 THE - 2s - - - — ‘ “ - - F es. - m «4 mt ; ; 7 Ms ~~ a - 4 ed v } 1 ' ' t ’ i Cf ‘ : ae F454 F2 — 1 ¥ er’ 1] . & . a Se ae x | we » em ial F im : ; _— | | =: 4 . ~ - ; . hd } “ s 7: F ; 24 shaban : ¥ ‘ ! \ ih I 4 . ; o gf andy special Verse 6 PRU ) ) a 4 ‘ - asus ~~ x= > / - 7 — \ ance | | e ' § ’ - ? | lpi ta —— ee hocolate-Dipped . : ‘i - B53 Large fiber Cc ‘ :3 18th Century New Sunroom Illustrated a al Lounging — . = ; : We | ; Pee sa = $=" with seat an 2 ~ % Poun 1 Reproductions Furniture a - tag gh oe al lh } | PRT 8 FF back upholstered , __First Floo! BA very unusual collection of Very ‘colorful are th as Serres IS OCC si EA , - eT. PS ttSRESER StS: in re eather, Candy Shop “Be Productions of old English pieces of fiber and painted . — ragged A : ee . aa es available here. Cab- Furniture this Spring. There and ai ipa age : 4 eS a eee ee ne j chests, tables, chairg and are attractive Sets with uphol- a ae ae JEEZ 22> 22 : d at the Paris Exposi- ahs TEINS =es are made by the foremost stered seats and backs of cre- ne wt Moher oe ggge 1 a Sale : 1 S me rers in the country, tonne, mohair or leather. Now : . of 10,000 Piece me “Most fidelity to their an- is the time to fit up the sun- eee” go necten models. A piece or two will room and enjoy hours of rest- ; r-Plated Flatware pMescribable charm to the ful comfort in the months to = por oe Men se R. WALLACE & SONS) 50-Year Guarantee Priced * ] oe - ’ Regularl $60 d $65 so that you can see them just as they will appear in your own home, during 41 of the most wanted tela vciniiaece A and $ years to come. We invite you to visit the department to see the many in this sale. a YERSIAN Irans are colorful, in new, charming things we have assembled. : B, Waint patterns of nomadic origin. - Sold in-Dozen or Half Dozen S*®MM serviceable weave, in practical Seamless Royal Wilton Rugs base ree 75 °s av ; , $135 . s, at, dozen $3.ge eraging 3.6x6.6 ft. | i nda at, doz., $7.0 These new Wiltons are of the very Regular $85 to $95 Rugs, in both $15.00 nema ; Di ane} g . finest grade, seamless and fringed. A seamed and seamless weaves, are in this $27.00 Stainless Stee! Din $13.50 Chinese Mats most attractive group of patterns is newly purchased assortment, which we Knives shown, in soft, beautiful colorings. Size are offering as a special. An excellent $12.00 Iced Tea Spoons, doz., oe 5 20 Ox12 feet. assortment of patterns and colors. Other Tike, "tie, RARE. 8 GIS nS eS Re “ #5 : A >. y a CS ER ESE eae BE RIE d ' > * : ' ; \ Se oa 4, = NX 2 . ’ ™ en 2] Wnenccews 5 io obo Ow ws 5 i. “ + rs , ete tat sa “Fx ‘ 4 prin 4 &um € 2 Orr £&: ahi EX 84 : # sD - er ~ te > Se ae i Ny Pe . + “> a s, a ae —_— ~~ ST Nee: sik . ae — S52 ef i é. 4. —— : ~ | emma * 4089.0 ‘ ¥ - > J 4 ” as ~ ene an A KAA SH ; oN *,>.¢" ~ * Meena, a PNP as Wy ) ~ ) wc N 2 R » . ‘ ~ BS " \ ~~ LEPINE PODS, : ROSE . “ . a ‘ “x? . \"s . w . " ncaa ay ng eT AI LE \ > ay i) } SS aa ar i ee ee ee ee a ee | ss ks, slips - = 4 NG > « 7h an y > 5 ri - if , _ _* , ~ : ‘ SS cage meg itpees a —— scan oo tenet IO ME ~- a S “ Sx * ~y ne Se oe KO « . . w a,¥ “ > ¥ 2” w 7 n x » é ae ‘ FP ents aero & es : i! ee : : a Nees in 0 o ete © s CO AEP SO cae Oe ae : >

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_ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH . ” PAGE 10B ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ose | __- SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 20, 1927 eee baw Sd AeeteiaChereh Speaker. | day evening roepe! sates 1 LOW SPECIAL PRICES iFree Helf ) fd¥-Cro. S: CS a eee any Bae iti Hiram Martin, president of the the church. The other sprakers . SS Rrra a iB . ie #3 Murphy Door Bed Co... and presi- and subiects will be Henry FE ON HIGH-CLASS, BAB ; CHICK Eve and Ear Sargeon who has gos % . ny hd g3s Gemt of the Rotary Club. will ad- Watker, March 27. *““Manbu)i WELL- BRED coeudaledean for mary years, makes = SKQy § Sax Cocca? & Miu ae ‘ Ree ns > i ™~ ° ~ : ~ 4 —— + hs _ 7 y r , . ? mee BG oh dress men of the Compton Heights and Arthur Sherwood. Apri b sae a a si- oo | For a short time he offers to send this invention, 2 SES tae a Christian Thurch, California and “Closing the Sale.” The church C. White & Brown Leghorns Teese eess ss) '"10.59 21.00 50.00 § who are afflicted with CROSS-EYES—a free gift te . np ete ane a ~ - 7 . ~~ 233 pest te Pucom * : 6 te toe ¢} — A4nconses & a iff tLe 7 corms ? . . » i F *? = 4 —— ° . 43 ~ ; — . $ + rre Pf aS ba AR een Te eg Nee ae | Pata tga ges RO RD aM teat Rite aL ers 8 NE e ” OO 36 00 aS. ’ . : i | ‘ ) meter on } ManHing the =A it n?iverTrsars Wiill a Ginnie the firs So es Bes | AOS White Re yg ine - : cana woe : By fa pe =5 00 55 OO TH E oO PT Oo ie %& C 3, cs FO 7 Bo se hie will be the third of five Sun-' week of April | Baff Orps mee | 9.090 26.00 42.50 "4 3 a, Pie Sage ? erga + | Heavy Assorted nrc sca pi a cele oF 3.! A simple. safe 2id for st: aightening CROSS-EYES, to be used a s Becker Estimates Eastern Mis- | opeaners to Include Senator Light Assorted Chicks Twice the Price of 500 S ene /@ the privacy ofthe home. Results tn most cases are simply for 3 ei Bras me RIO her N rome ae en a oh te ee roduction. Chicks | £0: am OPTO-SCOPE incur no obligation to spend a penry. jist seer o. Big souri Payments Will Tofal | Hawes and Other Members | qu cis trom inspected, well- culled flocks, bred for envy ens. orosaction. Tere —adeits and children. Be ause and aie BA a Re 8 & - = = y ™ . ;} , t’ mi ofr - . 5 ersiy ey 4 pen emir ‘ . Fay tf Bar Pent - : ee ! AT REAL BARGAIN PRICES! ts A disc’ ussiON of the 1927 car | must begin with color, Late in 192 band thr snghout 1926 the builder © came to the conclusion that ‘ci Ata meeting of the club at tne | - Washington Hote! Tuesday even- i Side-Icer ; : ee pe ew wae teem iene ate seem ne cet a ee em ee ee ing bylaws were adopted, as was 4 ee ee es ? ; and new members to be taken in at 1O0—-F350.08 3-Piece Jacquard Coil Bed Saites oc 3165.28 another meeting at the Washington 50 BARG A INS IN 4—8425.00 2-Piece Mohair Coil Bed Suites #1S2.0@ OTHER c lO .uer Hee vubag t iif Goiii m © Jil ‘ Hi } \i *6 aint? ’ — a ee eee otei- on sarcn ov aiSa Midi vee : placed on che charter vo ac [I REFRIGERATORS | RUG PRICES CUT DEEP! NEEDS @cribe the effects achieved in the) | finish of the new car. Ne taste” bie ® color will be denied. There are pettec 3300 shades in the lacquer finishes | 5 feiss —— em which the car buyer mayi_. 5 PIECES Including Bridge Lamp and. End Table pebdiatiog erevtding fot the cil Ref eratori ! 3-Pi d Vel Suites’! ! * * ee Seeeitinn tes the ij | ee r | 3-Piece Jacquard Velour Suites: — , Ppiack was an infeticitous garb. He) =e (OO take Part in thane comin gceqaica- . inthe ‘ in 5 f , 3 . » to clothe is motor*car in) tion of a statue of Thomas Je‘fer- . ’ | $250 Values With 10 Suttes in This i peeea nd appealing colors. Sud ‘nant gl ” 4 pa ali é g 248 ee = : son at Jefferson Cify. Jeffers | Val 00 - “99 $100 j | Hand-Carved Frame Group — $12 ' $30.00 ad ia paso himself more prude in ;' ‘ie : - z : F > gaiue 1.o ; : e _— : Vales : ~ 5 iy agree. 28: Pi : . ‘ K roeh ler OVERS | [ IFFED ibs from other cities | of ‘ i Cosh if and Top Rail Delivers One . 3 , perous than ever, and.since then pasic c - “2 state salen are nected to he pres- r: made of hardwoods - 7—81°5.00 Kroehier Velour Bed Suites : £112.00 i s‘reng link spring an@picettes that put the raimooe hy : } ' J" “a : fre are more ia - - | and with patented flocks. | 1c—F250.00 32-Piece Coil-Spring Bed Suites -S1Z9.00 =~ wattrecs. Be pes 3300 Shades Availabdie. 18: rec R ~~ TeX. pers if e it 11 Organization now , a a: cm: am “> ae.” C—S205.00 2-Piece Moehair (Carved Frame Suites _. ; 8149.00 Race — ines It seems futile to attempt to de- | at ee ee a a, : membership is open to Vemocrati $35 I > - ; ry : ms 3 argze size Refrig $10 73 . so: PERE F SA , This Week, $119 : seg a eee g.. .$19.75 : @ i whe = men o; = Lou iS aisiu _ a8 4 ‘cfr "se ~ : y 12 ex 12 i: hig fnaniere h rT , BARE a ey Oe * A R | 220 V | ~ , — ee $55 75-Ib Apartment Icer. $27.50 ite AXMINSTER RUGS . VELVET RUGS $8 Link Springs CMCSA gis: commenall ; e This Soa MAY | 1906 Ww ee ae eS is : eguiar aiue County between the aces of 21 and 55 Steed Gray Side Icer 920 7: § olay Size - $19 All-Pelt Mattresses... m incredible, but one glance at’ pl re. . : i? ~ ~ a j, - om fy a +e imino + ¢ Soe i f ’ oe © — oD G ' 4 sim ats 40. Upon attaining the age of 40, Sai We. Uieat Mune sones 7 ot $33 50 — 2 5} ' $14 Spiral Coil Springs. . hetrafvic stream is sufficient evi- y ee ae ae lone $75 100-Ib. Refrigerators. $36.50 i, ~~" * en | $25 Odd Wood or Metal (@iidence that the number of colors is associat? iit. es core wey : j Hean y Axminster Rugs, duratly (,0ed Velvet Recs. Rg size; excel- = ee . ca , meyond the comprehension of the One F chosen unti! Tne mem oe! ship i ‘ we hstand hard usage. lent patterns and finely made te j a yerace n an teristics larger ¢ ; } te » t ice patterns are shown. wear well. z Pie Ae Sy : it ; “ aia a . ar. : in ve sn aa : ibson’”’ of AH-White ‘ PAY $2.00 CASH PAY $2.09 CASH | Effot iS i. nan) mann’ 0% the new toda ¥ Teasdale. a lawyér. with offices 1 \ S salle ] ' : lors have been made. None has’) it ie T - soHatrmrer’r ~ Bz Thin B lild nig s e s x 12 pf 2 _ —_ a% ~ the Boatmen's Ban Pretax $/ Force ain, | ts BRUSSELS RUGS ened AXMINSTER RUGS ' en so successful. however, that serving as chairman of the Orga f $37.50 : : : ‘7 ' companies which ZaTion { ommittee ' ri igerator : N 19 5 $85.00 S 5 Pa : pe ty # ¢ nish hat @ hee tl able to | ‘ Linish nay : - get . net ‘ ¢ ee ite} i . . ee mh o -~ onsti a & ; : Vv alues e V alues 2 ! away from identif. ing products by) c a) led as for promotion ot Lii¢ -a- $150 - apest ry Brussels Reues. heevils Cheice natterns ef Axminster Rees. j git e mum ber instead ot by name. i¢ ta ishn ¢ and y rintenar ar ot ay PP rasenm in Gal? size. {sed wearing Gil? sive: made in one pierce and -: $32. 00 Ree. Gr reen appear er he the predomi-. = ms t ae ‘ ee oy Sov. VY _— ea Kucs at a reduced price. with a heavs pile. } — o. Op : . the principies of cemocra' oe Posh PAY ONLY $1.00 PAY $4.00 (ASH my a = - ; 3 ents ¢S-} as | RTE tree Boers: Ec SS A AMEE. SN ee ae ¥ —>==— —- Again the ‘‘American'’ comes to the front with a value that is te i. eo 7 F —_—-enP =p => == 2s = ee - Large C comple . - a Oe en a www, | unmatched anywhere. This wonderful Suite consists of a velour eee ia the funfdamentas Strong Canvas ' } upholstered Bed Davenport, Chair and Rocker, a Bridge Lamp =a . en Siete Mae 'S and Shade and End Table a ec tn te tants and a : teamer Chairs’? ' A Bridge Lamp » . Louis Co : in poirt a a 1 FON a 2 . A TYPICAL “AMERICAN” VALUE iiees seghteims and to otter | ; $8.95 Value— | ; | Jco-operation to the city ‘ate aah | ala a : Beautiful : Modern's Sale ( Auburn sales Li¢ ‘ ' rm : a . Beacon ee MM wet cgw | / DINNER \ |. = 5 caine sea ‘I : ° -F rece ‘Probably w m seaport | R ee } j Adjustable to different heights. Made of wD nettabe Sila — sonnel every new A ad . ° i is pie de Hig ae a x46-Inch f With Every u . Black Fi ; of last yeats | Democratic State Committee tn th The. NEW. | Wardrobe $332 Valwe— | Modern’s Sale -$] inct workmanship—and is richly finished in American walnut. Suite consists of tlarce-sized dresser, bow-end bed, catra large chifforol.:. {! " "Y i! Het " ; ‘ 414 ’ ; P P 44 ‘ \ " S82 818 a eee gvueinie| siem 1S: 8.88 @.88 @.8680\ 8. 0a a8 8) a8 aoa ae ~ s t —) t f& 3 = wv a election of Senator Hawes @iscussed th ara yy ? “ortranent ta ‘Aa, ure > i Dertiiia es ‘ so $10 Or Over - - " a . - 4 —_ The first preliminarv gwatherine was j held last September An organt!za- j a | Buffet Mirror! | 7 3 i a $3.89 coil spring, mattress, rocker and n eeting a pting een ’ } Price bench. Vanity may be had Fatra. Buen, ™* . = Ma i Price é . Larce Wardrobe Trunks, faced WEES Among those wno i eer > | Cltear Mirrers. mitred 3-panel!l stsle with | | tenne with large drawers, Seni. e.in forming are Fa id polych frames. kn. = LOWEST PRICE IN CITY ee ee le pdeecn ®t onion Bn 2 cenona ren ll OF my secre tek : $1 a Week “homas ({ ennings Jr George ater Coulee semen emmmamenes aimee waster oe —————— ~— eee, cece ' 537 Bedroom Suites ; . Whew son acess soos lll | Odds€¢ Ends Franciscus Jr.. Harry J twell , ; : even 1 Wad. Seroine ure Priced to Drasticall Reduced i WwW B. Goltra. William Howe TD. rice , McKay. Emmett Golden. John M -_ II ; Cute m Da nie} CatlPnear : : € Quick: a == «== «as. —_—_— wm ~ w we es ee ew ee oe lee ee eee ee J | TES se een M attiine Pe nrose Seven YPars $20 oo P - b Sd Fine a lece ; . - . } was Sa ‘ ed Fern ry et rsa ne , Y a! a 5 ' $—S 105 4>e) Four-Piece Bedroom Suites Seo Se } $129 00 pt co" st ITES, ae a : ; rp ne eae c 7—S 200 00 Fine ou - } ix ar i . . ~ oo | OF I d \B E Friday night when City Hospit se : * i so ates $158. -Piece ie san using 2 remeimess f i 1-—S$300.00 Four-Piece Shaded W mimwt Seites...... $159.00 3 Pi 125” & heelbase, > | | Ms yeme a oe sehen aaa 815.00 Large 1.i- $7 95 5—S$315.00 Compicte Four-Piece Suites ba $171.00 §& Breakfasts 4 . o e rigerator 2 — se wl ve ep “oe a 4 brary ‘lables ° | »—S8I50.00 W anut Veneer Suites es teal Se $198.00 j $1 6 a ) = ane ; a Sa . ; , &5.00 Priscilla 3 45 | J—S150.00 EF; xquisite oeur-Piece Seltes........... $234.60 ' 3 ~ ;? $ 95 Sybil Penrose, $26 Russel!) bou ! | shee x sh q Va ; i] 1 the é : . > Sad nein > 3 pt ' Half-Moon ) : . 48 RANGES... E = . 7 A fall 45-th Matires REWNGALOW > . 3 d ; heavy roll edge and go «i qual- ine of C6608. th a reat tee Sn se Baede Ge nameled = was @lsced on an eve le ) — | A: eenaiied ae st 4 , , -_ S 3 ‘av i ary porce nish j : ~ oh Sea B.§ 3 ity flowered tich. Ma ¥ he had ewe and Nataly =ive wae 5 hy users — ind ry roncnoscope nser 4 { lt ti eee ~~ ne em ‘ : with your approval because of it< full 6-pound . | ' 3 : , : om 7 4 pleasing design and CaS) -Operating ' (‘he iain = ; , ‘ : eae: as 2a & i qualities, Comes h all-e ) o< ae Vns.n0 Complete 2.98 | | 1—-SS5.00 Nine-Piece Dining Suite= | SIImMOO j 4 Bs 3 ! ' With all-eotton pad phia and permita the removal! | Table Lanip.s 9—$265.00 Nine-Piece Walnut Suites 3 , ! , 8 ; and cretonne cover 50c A Week _ - — Po ae $136.00 ; ‘“ ; ; - = 99 Alaminem 79c | S—$3 5.00 Fine Walnut Suites ae ee Kita $isz.00 | if : ‘4 P Coffee Percolater o—$530.00 Ten-Piece Dining Suites io eee. $178.00 j | = ae “@ a : bee ee ee ee ee ee ee $—$590.00 Walnut Ten-Piece Swite« $195.00 : J es : i < ee we ' 2. . ee < Steamship Movements. “i £ i : ‘ 8 By e Associated Preas ~ e BS * Sailed. i! } N OUI CK . gg ik. March 19% Chicago fo: Open oy \ ( ‘ ” / yy iS e% orn REFRIG- BS LAverpool March 19. Carmania Evenings / \ MEAL for New York Until Ne a Vftsts? Yokohama March 17. Presiden s STOVES es Re, hohe durniture Conan Antwerp | P ‘4 ss ' New y ork. March 9. Aquitania : ff cen - | N. Ww. - Southampton, - 9 o’Clock ERATORS | 708-10-12 Ff KLIN AVEN UE Meee eS <

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ee” [ Cy SS Ss Sy ag AR = S'S SSS SX “yg S Wy — = ey — —_ i (2 S Qo Sf Rea SNE se pS ICON oes ; ah 3 as DISPATCH af \ PE gay amg H el Gr ~ 4 ae \ \ \ EE Sd Conant LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ) 1 Chica Ere - ae este pa ow os wonder data i the + : : \ nie Neen NSS © VA Bs Scot : S Nyy SS Is ¥ A» A \ Prose ON he offers to send this invention, abso] SS SSN bd with CROSS-EYES—a free gift to ce N SNE § oo "ine HE OPTO-SCO PE FOUR. ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 20, 1997 PAGES 1—16. for straightening CROSS-EYES, to be used for a fey home. Results in most cases are simply amazing, Pes 20 c bli +} t d ~ SR ae | - ; bre present supply is all gone. Address your letter to: al | TUTE, Desk £*3 5S EK. Washington St. ¢ ca | ay . f . eceocoso poceoceoo ww AUK SRE: SHS wae lermi Careful | Scrutiny of » Newest Models — Sales- | - rooms to Be Open Today f od Every Night This | he eiisual opportunity will be! @& Louisans this week, be- ae! this morning. to inspect 1927 motor cars with greater ee ee ee ee ehness than was possible at y Orders Stored FREE : a » automobile show. The distrib- ee and dealers ggneraliy are a,special ° ‘Private Showing Ever ft y i with extra gisp! avs in their | . mrooms of the very latest mod- | i a [es Salesrooms will be open nights IS HUGE SALE AT QNCE SE cchacus’ have been lag special provisions have Ss | . 4 aie io insure attention to visi- | ~ L : oe ef the -i32%7 -car PRICES! mn a per ess t begin with color, Late in 1925 & Mattress Bad throughout 1926 the car Above at left—Showing the ‘elegance which now is being built into the interiors of moderately priced cars. Above at Builder came to the conclusion that ee eet ety in rear essorniesisss® ot custom cabriolet : in the $4500 class. ee Outfit! Mick was an infelicitous garb. He = — pearance RE ie RA RIE ES ch ai ee eee car in } : , a —————S>S>SSSS—SESESSSSE—=E—E=EE—E———————___ = ; } . Suites “ ‘ , : an to clothe s motor : = Sa “A Valae i rar 7 ; - , } } ; ; ~4 uttes in This | 95 | we and appealing colors. Sud- ne hade this year. Gray is sec- ity will be reflected in lower fuel than it predecessor whether it is a’ making no radical departure to , ; 5 ; 7 YT é j . - r= } 7 ; : n - Cw or ‘ > ue was ir . \" t ( 7 - 4 icce "Pry Iman yY cy . ‘ "7 , Yo TIP He ‘ "o> ° -j Essa igen SA mAmerican cars have taken on hues ,, _. its " oe ird, with and, he has not missed very many ing and balancing devices are re- will appeal to probably every one ve to its Cres at, ‘ ate models were Buesses in the last few vears. sorted to in virtually all of the new of the nation’s 22.000.000 motor , — € . ; “a .) P . . * ' ~ . . ee m ee ae FOnGw: ran and ores Addition of the ou rectifier, air machines. There is evidence of a owners. . 8149.00 It seems futile to attempt to de- lo; red, shone yellow, 24; Diack, 9, cleaner and gasoline filter in great- Prey rsion to the four-point engine Cork is anc ther hats e 71 Bacribe the effects achieved in the aad brown, 5. ly perfected form has been one of suspension. So a peng een ay ager ef aS a weapon in the fight for auto- pl 1p Last years car was labeled the |the car maker's greatest contribu- : e new car. No taste aan = . S Scacest COMUPIDU- | Rubber Silence ; ‘le - ain B ING mish of th “perfect autoOmobile. Perfection tions this vear . — fencers Used. mobile quietness. However, it has gt rc ; Another factor that serves to re- not attained the prominence given | NEEDS REDUCED}: Epeolor will be denied. There are) -sonot be improved, but the 1927 . . oe b r; i I "ef > ) . e PR *y le "oo , > a ‘c ‘ + by , : 300 shades in the lacquer finishes. i tne Whe «pitec,| rankcase ventfation is another quce vibration, |or at least its an-|¢o rubber 2 huy _ automobile has been. rhe writers prac >that has won many friends ¢ : : er. : $12 Cotton Mattresses... SA. fem which the car ouyer may tie ae hemnet} 1 the itreeun delat - . = thei Ase) Pe eMOS | 6hNnOVINgE effects, 18 the Increasing use Cie Cl hP : ; ; "hy ¢ 1tO SO PScecripest tne automonpite of h . >} are whhanke s > ’ ‘ VET RUGS ee es « ot fake his choice. This number may ,,,, $ re.’ T}) among the car designers. It checks; 9f rubber as a support and a si- - utch Passes Out. ; 926 Were sinccre. he engineer erankcace ‘liye ant: meewha .*¢ ae The late Page re ee ag ; $19 All-Felt Mattresses. . .$$.f§iigeem incredible, but one glance at sdekety “sg antsy age eat : crankcase Siiveon _ serves to jencer. Rubber appears in the| The latest cars indicate the pass- . . . . m .’ o> i . . on ~ae4 . ss a. -_ Lc Lig? iti piif 7 eee Os e j Yr’ Oe in some Oj the File ] lost the “ a - : | 7 Mee ; ; i. ae , 4 4 oo oa = oe eet Be: eer guttictent evi- — . rorimn i Cushions 1n Various parts ing of the cone clutch from the au- 5 25 Odd Wood or Metal @ameence that the number of colors is Crankcase Ventilation leakage past the pistons. f the chassis, engine suspensions |tomotive picture forever. it has Seat back medallions in needlepoint, dividing arm rest and individual cushions heighten OxtS cher esce- ¢ Beds ame reyond the comprehension of the One of the oustanding charac- The principle of crankcase venti- are insulatell with it, it is being been replaced almost entirely by the effect of luxury 1 in 1 this American limousine in the $70 class. paring. og see man. teristics of the engine of all cars lation _is simpl By admitting the used for shackles in spring suspen- the multiple disc and single. plate : i“ gi sae eT aes er cD . se alve cham- sion and rubber pads are utilized | types ore ty ie | | types. the other types are not few in num- Probably no other part of the au- greater consideration of this fea- & Efforts to Name many of the new roday Is if Increased fficiency. carburetor air to the va 09 CASH Walnut Enamel gaa, gue Bb oe “ oe has b ors have been made. None has I: breathes purer air, it drinks ber at one end through sOuvres Other mechanical tr ber P | gi LILey riecCi anit ail trends seen in 9er. tomobile has undergone SO many : ture than ever before as ern Ve NSTER Rugs | Da-Bed With © ’ Ph so successful, h owever, that ‘leaner Fast line. ane if is lubri- with rearwa rdly turned edges and } ints where service inevitabliv re- the newest motor cars show that , en to it by the n anufacture meme Companies which produce this cated by oil that is undiluted and conducting it from the other end sults in looseness and, equally in- : & Every _- VEEIely Ob Fear axle | detailed changes as the eGy. Tae) Tra oe ; | Cooling tends toward the positive used. There are semi-floating, | errort to enhance the comfort and | rénds that are designed to add , Cretonne Matt wIs t pe of finish have been able to get free from abrasive. As a result to the carburetor through a pipe, | evitabiy in the past, noise ; | =f, operation of the pump type. three-quarters-floating and full-| eonvenience of driver and passen- to the appearance of the car, in- mway from identifving products by it performs with unflagging en- | both air-cleaning and crankcase Silence Of operation has been one eas clude th se of col xf the chief objectives of the auto- Semi-elliptic springs are § used floating types and emphasis is laid gers and‘to improve the general ap- pic wes a ee ‘super. of Siam Rugs, $32. 00 Pars Se: Bamber instead of by hame. ergy, and. equally impor tant. with ventilating effects are attaine d, 0 . ; sie ie nn 14: Bareen appears to be the predomi This latter qual The latest engine will vibrate less, motive engineer for years. He is:more generally although users.of’ 0"-7° espevial form. |; pearance of the car has resulted in| Cetidtinaidn. on ese 2. Get zs. =— & 69.00 A two-inch continuous pet | , nut, brown enamel wiih Minat put the rainbow to shame. $112.00 | $139.00 rattrest. a ‘all-coton 5 3300 Shades Available. adiator and at other be % ete SARE TM PO ta OE IN EEE ANNIE at SALINE MP = NR LI IR 0 lp ree een oes - . ae a . Lp F . PPE neon Aten - ope or ame ane os - om Cosh - — in one piece and - ereater economy. — 00 CASH eee | Pr ER ep a) ae) ae a | ee oe g ae 1 A COMPLETE NEW LINE OF STRAIGHT EIGHTS AND SIXES i Elda een $3.92 95. ae sales more than doubled in 1926 over the pre- Therefore we invite you to drive the new Auburn long wheelbase, its extraordinarily strong frame with Modern’s Sale Price ceding year. The greater VALUE, discovered by Straight Eight. | Consinix of alle ahnden, decoratgd andl i re new | . me tad 3 7 tive efficiency, its Lancaster balancer, its special bal- —— vi — every new Auburn owner, did 1t. There is nothing new in asking people to drive a new 7 - P a e Already indications point to a demand in the first five car com-type steering, ite heavier Waa: S) Sma - Fe Already S po O >i “ -ar— , side thrust, its positive acting, easily operated four- nges or yr Refunds! a a Fhe tall Gaeta. side » US p acting, y Op - No Exchanges. ee ee : , — of 1927 alone that will exceed the entire sales aus it ESE ew | ad deed ant a new. STANDAREE __ wheel brakes, its low bodies and low center of gravity, Black Fiber } of last year. when Auburn says “if, after driving the Auburn, the and its QUALITY character in EVERY part from : hie : ‘REATER v car does not sell itself you will not be asked to buy.” Brewster type windshield, with mono control, expen- ws nk!) Che NEW Auburn models, of even (GREATER value | a and less cost, are receiving unprecedented public en- Only a car of most advanced design, of very finest nya upholster y, genuine curled hair, Marshall cush- : $33 Value— - $3 g-5> 851) panto coun The rote - this remarkable ——. Me eitapnalnn: uk wnbeh careful workmanship an d of pro- ion springs, to shock absorbers. pis hen ond wit a —. Aw he eer Ween. A cpoanseins 2 See vat nounced superiority in EVERY way, could win out in But the test of this or any other automobile is not its es viata drawers, clothes sideiy new Auburn, distinctive and attractive as they are, Egan rig SPECIFICATIONS but its SERVICE. | F are not an adequate index of its quality- -contents, its The reasons Auburn cars ARE being sold on this We invite you to judge the Auburn not only by its strength, its endurance, its comfort or of its per- oD a ed radical basis are all to be found in the car itself, 1m its DETAILS but by its DEEDS. 7 cross members, its Straight Eight motor of superla- Furnishings Reduced! 5-Piece “Duce” Breakfast Suites $55 ‘af tp ue $3! 4 $70.00 “Duco” Five-? BREAKFAST : worm SUITES # . ae ee ; | weil S55 Fine 5-Piece \. eee , Sao . . é i ae Se ange “DUCO” SUITES okt . 4 8-77 Sedan Sis ’ fs RAD 6-66 Sport Sedan 5-Piece Ename j 125” Wheelbase, 75 Miles Per Hour | 120” Wheelbase, 65 Miles Per Hour Breakfast Suitesiy 1195 eres $1695 - 00 $F , 8-88 Sedan $2195; 130-inch wheelbase; 80 miles per hour : FREIGHT, TAX AND EQUIPMENT EXTRA ites coe, : | Pll sf iors Soa wile - MOUND CITY AUTO CO. oailandig More 115 Sa -wanaset ) : Open Evenings megane’ $52.00 | and Sundays ) 2309 Locust Boulevard Phone CEntral 2764 for All Departments y wites 7 Suites to Be old—Pay Only $10 Cash 0a ete am am — oe tANGES | $15 50 Punameled “Erg ry and Sunday COMBINATION $78. BRO NWGGEES. cae eee uites : Closing Out 303 ; Our Large — Only $10” f Stock of coh __!i HEATERS Site tat 50% ont! .$157.00 Easy Terms Open 4 eS evens > USS “YourNext Car Until . a 8-77 Sedan o’Gi0e" Dealers: If we are not represented in your territory get in touch with us. We have a surprise for you. 7 jy i) i | yi: ih HUT ’ I ' HUNT il | 8-77 Roadster 6-66 Roadster 6-66 Sport Sedan , 125-inch wheelbase N26 -inch — 120-inech wheelbase 120-inch wheelbase 120- ee wheelbare "$1395 . . $169 $1095 $1195 2s,

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“oper # a ee a: 4 i : ‘ . a ? : | : { i JALLY ELIMINATED == i ariyeen ‘if he in da 4 MPPOCLRETRC CORI CT AE BEE Hor va SP! WEA Sh DR Sone. Pte eet PA | INDAY MORNING, MARCH 20; 1922 __ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ st Sat ; soir ee ; Pi waar pues a, tor ¥Ol 5 Alsol angte as 10 degrees. if will cease | average suman being. This is} — ne — a. . tbrick wall the faster you ae nose to go forwari and spin ‘round and known as reflex. Few human be- Sage is comm... nicated i ! ? r I . ° ''the wind presses down wits a ‘round. ings have a quicker reflex than — in turn orders Riga : 1000 H.P Car Has ive Chassis ce oe 8 aT eed wheels | After a deviation of 10 degrees | this. though there are some excep- pore oct the steering : 1 eit e ee oe wit ato the cround, that pressure tending to deflect *he tions, of course. uh : rakes. All thie ee MEAN DEATH Ay 7 4 é deuk taie over its front axle. To there ig a minus pressure, Or duc- | A car traveling at 206 miles per) n flex. tore : traveled more than ,_ So he Bas plenty of Giaae wee +at! ; , ee ae make this worse, the wind. rushing; tion, which deflects the tail in hour will cover a®out 47 yards in abies he nish Rodin. eae a . he See Pe 5» \- ~ ore ; ,__™) ; Le ok on weakes it imps \ Wind Puff May Mean Death. — Oe a This startling fact has been dis- | re 1% - a €4 : . ; | | wt . car. creates a! the opposite direction and also in-|, oss f a second . | U . ver the tal il the car, : 7 om +h 5 =! OU! tenths oO a: cond. fo aet in Tcet ease Pie , ois + na ein wtten penes ro itt the tat)’ creases as the cube. Nothing 1s This means that if I see any-i., - in Most cases. Bates aE veals, f% - paps ty 48 a” 6*Phig reduces the, known to science that can preyéent; ,. ow on wee when Tam going! "© *S* Powerless Gee + aie : led em off the Breune. te ee eal etka eg ee Oe | le wat ae had tence ang. Shifting and Stopping | cows Gs n of the waeew * ays at that speed, or notice a bump —_ a6 ss eit = ~ . - “tae Mo? ea a % 4 Td Aan nearly seven times thet@ias ai] Made Easier Throug! in the ground or feel anything go- | i Sa alae. a 0M. PH. SPEED sible to go any faster. novered by ucientists. | Thay have ing wrong with the car I shall be | Must Steer by |mprovements. ee % “fe 2." J e . - Retin } ; ' “3 rs —— it bh of course. Te pay witn SS : | | wal : e hirher miles an hour. He sees, say. a Continued on nee and less speed. /arise when you get into the hig | : ~-epereta wind resistaD - a. speeds. No man has attained the speed | SP E following cccount of the | Gifficultics of trying fo drive: @ car 26¢ miles prr hour hs been written By Mejor H. O. D. Seagrece, who will try within the next few days to drive his 1606-H. P. Sundeam automobile tp @ ner hee ey "Re A i eye 9 aio as RT 38 AP Ct BORIC. il Bi > rane oy 4 tut eliminated ¢ffoert in! ists have ’ — gO rt Pe of fac i ors Cc ro Pp u » ‘ - , : - ri _ § ak ne 9 neyspected at flower necessarily turn over. ariving the com ee One thing is certain. I could not | whici ow + Ease of handling has made dviv- which ¢ rr ieee dai em + a Tae Mi dig 2 world’s record over Daytona Beach. ees Steering Faik. get out of such a spin unill - CASH ing possible and picasa ee ee Fie. He went to Florida for this Wen : , had slowed dewn considerably. | ga and ctderly men, who fermen) aa frial because Engiand hos no beach | . oe aconen ait tes sYhe Fd en Ps a ; - nN ae biw ; ‘ The worst of these ts technss | When the gees something or | an as “yawing.” The fatter s : ere : Balance in found automobile operation oe an a task. from ONE TE peer long enough or getting up the nec Know sun eniere i¢ loses ite ab: | TO Taree touches something. the | 24 Months — @ ee: « at of m essary speed. car goes t e one fee “« - no | time taken in communicating that | Af 4 ¢- : 4 Sven"now some of the unwieldy seats a agg " | 26 ae , 3 rectional staoliity, cial Ie Oriana Pasa to your brain is four- | ‘ ' “. . , nauie ; ee ni ane Ps ) natn . ‘ tO MaKe thé car unmanh- "he com paris ‘4 : - sand at more than twic the max ee SNE re a eee etn | ends she Oe RG ee astro gags" a z + sirl runs by in a mechanical mum speed of the Twentieth Cen- SERS SS rea ist % at nis Ooraf is. FORD CA Trail sir! mis : > shel control e ~ ; . f riyv T 28 + ro th o mr oT * | a 7 ; : ; - sc ¥ ani Tr os ‘ q tury Limited, and you have some Cnassis of the rooo-H. P. Sunbeam car which. Maj. H. 0. D. Seagrave nopes co GFive TACT: just he + acts, whether some ENAMELED @monster « pees = ze ™ | within 4 conception of what it will 100k than 3 miles a minute this week on the beach at Daytona. Fla. Note the two 12-cylinder gts a and «nfathomed manner it is related to THREE COATS ghowing no exertion in the manipG-} |e ; re “ i t . navio F ; : ” ” > DI nac e. Hee like when | open up the two en7- the depth of the frame. This photograph was taken as workmen were putting the finishing touches on he odd behavior of gyroscopes, no Other Cars $25 and Up muon oF + “¢ is pe! "Gos aaa provide « . = . . . . z = | ‘ : s “ i e y a gines of the projectile which we the chassis in the Sunbeam plant in England. aa sian nan knows. : ia sil WM. A. FLYNN Buliders of “Perfect-Built Garages and = Seen ec advances tau Mee - Ae Re —— — -~ SEE = A NS , - Pe | eames oo re aaa a euch ae memes tT? 1 4 ‘maa 7 i;es oT} th pur. |; r = . i ne oO ii* at : es : "cee 8 : call a car for want of a more ade —— | - es @ - : Lindell 9350 e directly ina resistanc thi the ‘ - t weer «leering 2paratus, : . quate description. What can de- ‘e a limit to the speed at which! The higher the speed of a moving: of head-on wind resistance, which. reason or other fhe car arvintep DElmar 16864. 4560 Evane Av fhe easier steeri ap} gers —Z- lg : . 5 eo eee € ea. oy." . : ws ibe, sit scale str edie _ . — —e iik-«¢ ot ee > * 7 = fT i¢ q oiled Ee ee - 4% the €] ae KK t — . scribe an automobile. built at a man ca travel on lan . (Jreat hody over lay a the legs attention +? oft Course. rPecHomnyjes s —_. . - , - a a e- — _ : i s 5 I shall be almost completely hid- went to find them. It is for the speeds of, say. 200 miles per nou : T eo cca signer 1 den inmde the body of the car | racing motorist to £0 out and riis- you put yvourse f 1h practical \ The , * o int 4 : é susie pete before a - i — idk Sa . 7 tting ' T.. a Tee 4 at. i} a : _ : e though my eyes will be level with cover the poles of speed. That is same position as if you were i o few thousand miles’ popular res =f = . > OA mile. a oe : tiga : “Hie te emer renee — sy, ; away al [AB Mo the ew’ automobiles—re- | ' “by sardicss Of gia al be steered Doub " i Oe ee a as » {ia monly 3 . 7 : Constant Mesh Tran-mission. greater ; ; Thy | we: ehifts alse were a, One . [wm proviem to all but the athlete: not bee “a levers wey ‘ -t ‘and p aced far its Sa fet it of rea The are of the shit: the ady¥ | Miwas long and involved long eweanel nanan ri r not leave the cushior to 23 milesinSseronds, ornear the (SO price lesser : —oncleoed cars,$5875 end up. B. K. Booster wuss, 25 miles to the gallon, marked to automatically determine your > of the very ahaa an \ improving case ef braking, is standard cquidenent ease of handling and consistently decision. , 4 ’ ~ ae ~eare That Oven. . i ‘ smooth operation at all speeds— — Coupe, $750; Coach, $780. Roadster, (with Ram MEMS ospiee Gr contro! tne is in a brilliant class of its own > Seat), $795; Sedan, $830; Landau Sedan, $86 B-car ee a ee ‘Core teday are fitted Engi ‘latrhes for aa fety and But 's Swing shut *fth =« * ne opviating “strong-arm traveliz ; All pri . 0. b. Detroit, subject to current which no others have yet ap- feaerect fo D Detrot subi ‘2 proached. FIERCE ARROW | 7 7 te ; All Chrysler Cars are protected against the® — bebening anaes Work eae ae Second, because the Chrysler “50” under the Fedco System. hicking the dees Cpa S ———n ¢ reveals at a glance—in its full-sized Beech athn tin sc eee ample seating capacity for five = eae ys stdine slapmanaiih re about Passengers, its smart, low-swung = Chrysler’s attractive plan. RYSLER ‘50 MEW BUSSES TO PACIFIC aan Pusses are tn he pot. a from St. Towis to Pa- 4 | H. W. Kardell. of Ree Mt _— were. Jy reports selime fwe busses to this fine : _ -#* ™ost of the camna a “OS OUS¢@s in the Meramer 8 *Y as far as Pacific The | are the Yi-passenger” plows oe > ~ ; the - -_ 7 P vy. aft ik os se Ta? ss a sittin Se on ES ee ak . as RS. RIE: 2% POMS LES GLEE OA SOLD Pe Hise Se ty tg Grit, wlan ‘ =) ; NORRIE Op A EE ELE SE AIRES BE AREER DO AS ARACEAE ERIE NII LEAL EID TEE POISE LONE ALD 2 OIL O LLL D LION IONE BIOTIN TER a eon inp~neeeettgh : “ " ate coyenale Mis «Me ni EONS ata i: Ba Rae ER. Ameo ie FRE sah Pia tect Seige age eae er ae Reo hms? | Mederate payment now, bailznce to be eveniy distributed over @ period of months, will secure early delivery CHRYSLER MODEL NUMBERS MEAN MILES PER HOUR @& WESTERN AUTOMOBILE CO. SALES BRANCH MIDWEST MOTORS, Inc. SERVICE AND PARTS 3103 N. Grand BI! ave Weddentes th ‘“ : Washington Bi. at Euclid Av. DEImar 0 2621 LOCUST BL. _ JEfferson 3610 — aa a‘ St. Louis. Mo KOENIG-FEUERBACHER, INC METROPOLITAN DEALERS: LAMBERT-GRAVES 4 : $486 S$. Geond NOBEL, MOTOR SALES CO. MOSLEY-MASSA MOTOR CO. 4037 Lindell Bi. Ribs + oe ’ Open Evening: | ROBERTS MOTOR. CO Clayton, Mo 7300 Natura! Bridge Road MOLLMAN’S eninss S156 Delmar Bi GRAF MOTOR CO. ST, JOHN’S MOTOR CAR CO. Se te fee Oe - a : PHILLIPS MOTOR Ferguson, Mo. 8800 St. Charlies Road EAST SIDE MOTOR CO. “ae | . Websier Groves, Vio FELKEL-LOESCH MOTOR CO.. 4360 Manchester Av. Granite City, Fl. Salton hin innescesletl dina te eh haltiind se condi aiecnodadies mates ea Pe time. Private. NO RSERS NEEDED. i) —s ~'* = ill asc 5 aie ale aaa iS , ee FINANCE CORP.

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This is)hole in the road ahead. hurnan be- sage is communicated to his ~ ex than me excep- deflect the steering whee! or an ithe brakes. All this car be Pri: wht. if he possesses: wy average | man refrex, bef the car miles PeF | traveled more th seven yards in. yard _ to act, in most cases. But ty see aP\- lit he was powerless to do am Zoing ° _. , thing until his car had trayei, e a bUMP | cearly seven times that distance, aything g0- I shall be} Must Steer by Landmarks hger before Tt is impossible, of courge steer this car in the Ordinary brain and i danger by the road. One must yr, the min- Il can do mm of it it f the gas he engine, steer like 130 M. P. H., ome must this practice, Before a race ‘ways go over the course aad ear at 30. seS, Bay, a ee en a wand 6 Rive an Repairing On Your IFEGT-BUILT GARAGE 22,veur CO., 4060 West Pine BI. ect-Bullt Garages and Homes” se CAbany 8207R auty of color harmony such startling contrast er fours and sixes in > “50” price division as tically determine your ° ’ r ‘ , $780. Roadster, (with Rune Seda: "$830; Landau Sedan, $885. b. Detroit, subject to current tax. 7 ’ Cars are protected against theft jer the Fedco System. 7 steeiiiie Gaduteewnehd ce of time payments. Ask about active plan. P2R HOUR SERVICE. AND PARTS 3870 Washington BI. LAMBERT-GRAVES 4037 Lindell Bi. MOLLMAN’S East St. Louis, Hil. EAST SIDE MOTOR CO. Granite City, Hl. which in turn orders his =a Pgender and so pene ee z 7 power upon the > 4 Ere ry eft .et 3 u fi . FAS we SA i> $ landmarks like an airman. Even ig ‘ racing at comparatively low » my . ‘Even now some oO Remodeling § d : “ond emparisun is zreal | si N DRIVING } jy ena ing, Shifting and Stopping i Made Easier Throug h Improv en ie in automotive engineer- vet it has been Al - enough for jne ca®&r owner! 7 sight of certain over the au'omobiles greal im- : e Gerements Sayeral years 480. these atest of im- 3 Fone of the sre: nts is ease ot handling 7 ‘hines which ; it into modern mac eliminated effort in ing. as made adriv- for wom- ing possible and pleasant formerly Loo automobile operation f the unwieldy Be oryesierday are oO ers expend- controls. when ma one sees their acts » vd eliort with the - 3 mecnanicai i ™ girl runs by 1n a ! i time, the manipu- of this das and ng ne exertl 1On iil Tete, of the big machine. c t easier steering E oe in’ the F dutch and still anotner in tine @ alization 0! a 7 arr 0 the arm. Maitficult than in the presen? cars. B mesh : ap? wer not eas\ ; F had ‘9 wresile @ pers and aft Mes.d been run up they became € @ gems BM ieveraze mievers were short » Seered With One Finger. Pyne ef the advances has been it apparatus, ean the easier ee.4! shift. : positive vrakes spar K PeS an “gontro|s on the steering column The machines o! several tg steer. them around . a * } ¢] di Le VN Lirm isand ! yen P whole as- . Si we le more ditiicul ‘jie on ball bea Today the greatel a the wheels ings, is provided an hemsei\ €s respond more readily themse'\ es PMost of t new’ automobiles—r gardicss of size ca} be steerea gimost Wit one iinge’? Consiant Mesh Tran-niis-ijon. The oid gear shifts als » Were a 7“ EE probiem (0 41 ne atniete. and placed far ppeen jessenec Pgears mesh easil\ engagement sui of reach. The arc of the shif was long and involved long sweeps Meshing more was Today t lever is long and that P@rivers back leave the tushiors in shifting. The are has -onsiderably and the the pear nerd no ears A departure of the last two y j sey- has been the introduction by eral the constant- This tnnovatton constant driver foshifttoa higher or lower gear at fany speed and without timing companies of transmission. keeps th e gear teeth in and enables the tne ' epeeds of the car and motor. ; q If used to he. Boe se a = ‘9 points w me 4 7* vee ° the : Ouch of the . fer jess Bakes” wi) me "any cases spark contro! a Improved Brakes. phat clutch mand brake pedals were difficult of hess and hard to push Brake ms were narrow and the conse- Muence was that the degree of stop- of the depended limb strength of the too, car Btiver F Mowadays the four-wheel brake greater ratio of power. to foot and the peda! greater designs aiso make effort on the operator's ite)! possesses Chute | leverage assem bp! er FOn some cars are -“nooster ich obviat beyond ~ anv question f Strength the ability to a pedal to the floor board. al gripping power of the . ts is exercised by a mechanical panzement. Automatic Spark Control. — tahpaeatty Petring af cantrols oar j the rneel allows the ope: e¥ork his lights. spark and hand hout distorting his body. ator fs en- | @utomatic. which eliminates re motion for the driver has heen made pbnv Manufacturer to bring they by the person at ‘ hoy: ina ne Cc the con- here Can he the whee] essityv of his stretch- Pedals. levers e Paced just so % the average dr and swit to fit the needs whi! elongated very short Doors That Open. Triceh+ } Plagy i ty¢> ches iver e adjust- controis person. Rf: te an | Py are af the ne rer . added to pene Pring ipies of control doors ? oda Vv HY? se er af M-ca; dnaorse © dot & late he« for safe St a ¢ th RAV Y Units sw ing shut nit a 9 Pitle ¢ h : ; + et: n€. OPViating “strong-arm iepe: : handl es work easily Th} n icking the qaoor open. or BUSSES TO PASIFIC ® more busses Windows and —_. are to he put \. Louis to Pa- g W. v ‘Kardell. of Reo Ug Inc. reports se line two hal Reo busees Strves to this line. the camps Rr Va) the Meramec CY as far as Pacific The busses are the 21. Pia. ype, 3 most of “ubhouses in " Reed to be short of cash ny, ° Worry over unpaid * Anybody can get $25 here in just a few Private. real estate ' » furniture loans. Loans Bioeng Shins of value. capital. Open every >. t *AHLEM FINANCE CORP. 1035 N. Grand ne sireets, “ Pside screens which may he the, -passenger — route new | Pine street. ithat he: -left around Birmingham.” ‘Jike a watch, he said. 'PRIVATE SHOWING WEEK FOR MOTOR CARS IN ST. LOUIS ___Continued from Page One. structures. on roofs, window §re- veals, fenders and splashers; nick- eled cowl bands used to support cow! lamps. spare tires, etc.; low over-all héight, a trend facilitated by the use of worm drive. very flat springs or drop axles: roofs of closed models lef! unfinished to Zive a beamed effect: unconven- tional treatment of sun visors; all- steeb bodies which permit the use of narrow pillars throughout the car aS well as in front; unconven- tional arrangement of hood louvres; universal adoption of the radiator embiem replacing the heat indicat- ing devices formeriv. fitted to the radiator cap. but now found on the instrument board Ramble Seat Improvement. Refinements that the comfort of the, which are especially are: contribute to occupant noteworthy car Ventilating eaves: rumble seats of coupes and roadsters operated from the front compartment: front seats adjustable as to back angle and as to distance from the steer- ing wheel and foot controls; con- vertible cars, equipped with glaas raised _ ST.LOUIS, POST- DISPATCH _ ; i ' even when the top is down: remote | control door handles which are Within easv reach of the car occu- pants; increased rear treads to provide greater rear seat width: simply controlled windshields; in- directly lighted instrument panels | and light switches placed on the wheel or floor, where they may be operated by foot The consid rumble seat has achieved a erable vogue during year, but it remained for signer to matte it eé before gaining ite ipopularity. suspended locked fr the past | the de- to operate full measure of The seat now is spring and when wn om tne easy raises iront seat. It no longer is necessary for the driver to leave the car. fit a kev nto an and [ug =, . Sin 7 Mouble-lox nAinZ re \ CES are com used on al] protectio awkwardly away at the placed—tock seat to raise monly greater: Carsvlio provide irom the thief (ne not its safets aspect of toucned There the new car has neen upon. iS no the advance made jin th In addition to wider use of four-wheel braking svstems. there ‘has been considerable’ progress | made in improving the efficiency of both hydraulic and mechanical types. That is questioning is direction the Undreamed-of simplicity of op-' eration. greater flexibility and Visibility and improved stopping are the four main factors in mak- | ing the latest car far superior to | its predécessor from a safety per- | ' spective. | WIND PUFF MIGHT MEAN DEATH AT 200 M. P. H. SPEED Coatinued from Preceding Page. buildings, steeples and so on. I start off by selecting a mark! a couple of miles ahead. I know that if I steer on that from the start | will haVe a straight run of Just over a mile, when I have to slow down for a and thén pick up a! ‘r mark another five miles ahea: ri and so on. When I try the car in Florida I shall have a straight run, of course. Zt urve., our that is by a means t Sounds, because the speed of the car must be timed means of contact | Strips six yvards long laid across the track a aS easSv as electrically by mile apart. That is a sma]! enough target to aim at from a long distance, and one of the greatest problen S at this.speed will car Straight enough over the timing strips. t easier, the route wil! with large flags evers But I doubt if the flags he of much assistance. be to keep the to drive it To make be flagged 150 vards, will Menace in Least Swerve. The tiniest deflection from the Straight at 200 miles an hour—even if it is insufficient to set the car spinninz—will make it almost im- possible, in the fraction of -time available, to get the car back into a Straight course in time to pass; over the timing strip. It will be more like trv projeciile gun. than trving to steer a car, ! have found it difficult enough with a light racing car like the smal! Sunbeam with which I did 1838 hour over a measured sands at Southport, ng to de- flect a from a monster miles per mile on the England. 100G6-horsepower ear, and a half tons and 200 miles per hour or realize the) y in view of the)! that lose its But with a welghing traveling at over. I find it difficulties, especial! opinion of scientists at this speed the car will “directional stability” words. will not answer to its steer- ing. (Copyrieht. 1927. dicate Im ® 4]) rights Reprodu: "tir prohibited. } REO ‘FLYING cer MAKES TRIP TO FLORIDA IN 3 DAYS over tne three hard to who sas —In other Feature ré cere 4 nr United Florida Tenn.. and the “A fast trip to Memphis. Ala., in via Birmingham one of “Flying sedans 2016 ere (‘loud is reported by A. B. Teeter, Murphysboro, Ill. Reo St. Louis, Inc., Murphysboro in. his Friday. I Pr | Ke keo ter wrote to new ‘Reo at 7:30 a. m. March -4, and arrived in Wales-Fla., at 1:30 p. m., the fol- | lowing Monday, March Teeter wrote that aimos!' never distance red ‘ was that he the “prety COV and cears on read found gonic The car ran ~ and Now/ HUDSON New Standard Sedan SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 20, 1927 __ ST.LOUIS POST-DIS ae PATCH______. STANDARD 5-PASSENGER 4-DOOR SEDAN $1385 Typical details are; Dome Light; Rear Vision Mirror; Door Pockets; Silken Window Curtains; Indirectly Lighted Instrument Board; Genuine Mohair Upholstery n Display Today- Hudsen c¢ caps awsuccession of triumphs, that are the talk of motor- dom, in presenting the New Hudson Standard Sedan. It is today given its first exclusive showing by the distributor and dealers of the St. Louis Metropolitan District. In color, in beauty and richness of appointment it 1s one of the out- standing cars of the year. You will be proud of its ownership. With its good looks, its completeness of detail and quiet luxury, it bears the mark of distinction ev ervwhere. Like all new Hudsons—with the Super-Six principle freed to the limit—it has performance, stamina, safety and economy beyond anything heretofore known. There is-effortless ease in all it does, from the swift, smooth glide into motion, to sustained high speed, and back to the soft, instantaneous stopping action of its folir-wheel brakes. Come see it. Examine it, ride in it. It 1s closed-car luxury at a price that good judgment must approve. ith the Super-Six Principle Freed t UDSON SUPE NORTH . Easton Motor Sales Co., Inc. 5829-31 Easton Av. CAbany 8829 A. B.C. Auto Sales and Invest. Corp. 3517-19-21 Page BI. Lindell 2898 Northwest Motor Car Co., Inc. 5220 Natural Bridge Av. FOrest 5401 EAST Hunt Motor Co. Madison at 19th St. Granite City, Ill. TRi-City 1227 HUDSON-FRAMPTON Main Salesrooms: Lecuet at Lindell Cut-Off Maintenance and Parts METROPOLITAN DEALERS: EAST Byerly Auto Co. East St. Louis, III. SOUTH Lebens Hudson-Essex Co. Cherokee and Gravois PRospect 0956 South Side Motor Sales Co. 1720 Lafayette Av. Victor 1622 Winters Auto Sales and Service 2315 S. Broadway HUmbolt 0639 EAst 104 4517-4535 Delmar Bl.—Near Taylor DISTRIBUTORS ‘Phone: JEfferson 3100 OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAY SOUTH Southwest Sales Co. 4930 Southwest Av. GRand 6688 WEST Brock Motor Car Co. 4416-18 Olive St. JEfferson 8200) Spiegelberg Auto Co. 6508 Olive Street Road University City PArkview 3082 R-SIX 4517-35 Delmar BL. F or Emergency Service Nights, Sundays er Holidays in St. Louis, Phone JEffersee ge HUDSON SUPER-SIX Standard Models $1285 1385 Coech « « = st -a 3 Sedan - - - « = » Custom-Buailt Models $1500 1600 1575 1750 1850 Roadster - - + + » Phaeton - + + «= = Brougham - - = » 5-Passenger Sedan - 7-Passenger Sedan - Ali prices f. a: b. Detrout plas war excise tax o the Limit seat + 2 Se FS Ss « * WEST . Suburban Hudson-Essex Co. 23-25 S. Meramec Clayton, Mo. WYdown 0820 Barker Motor Car Co., Inc. 7486 Manchester Av. Maplewood, Mo. Hiland 2123 | Kingchester Motor Co. Manchester and Kingshighway GRand 6641 i. er dhe mh a ae Branch Salesrooms: Pt a, + me ee Re ee. w= PRR LES a. tay cheese _ i ' ee CRAG IRD siete ane RE AP a re galley AS I = LI RIES eR RT arti -. “ ms . one cri Vang efit AEN a MOS lly ae reel thm Angee CORES ww 40 ene Pen ES IRD. Aepe OE TEY DRREy epeipeies autre: » Pras oa re « re eee Te eee - eR 8 OEE NAO AEE a AOL P LP AB ne ee Fyn Geet SAE I Be Ak RE TMG IY EES TONY EAPO SLY Et STE “ nthe ey eapwen — ~ * € ' LNRM EN aly AN it = Te Alm AT | IRIS ihe CNR cig yp Rot

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PAGE 4 __ _ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 20. 1927_ ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH __ TGA Vane tomes. trounve. opt the Som] Beauty Women Demand Does Your Radiator DoThmaE aT RECORD FOR HUDSON-ESSEX ds for Tires Dipped a with this great volume, deliveries It is aroun 7 i ae Al company declares. “Since Jan. 1,/are far behind demand. The new than any previous Hudson-Essex/] gw Cars and Simplicits to Be : : proper circulation. on , - ' . Sh betnl thing Else. | | ; . . af: ) fquid Rubber Shipped Like ture, Says Dietrich. | Oné-Day Service on Alii 2 > =. y - Milk From East Indies. production of Hudson and Fssex super-six models of both Hudson schedule.” | One of Finer Trends in Fu- : | | ee , ast Permanent Built : ease: eee Cars and Trucks i — re litw and col-: “I know,” she says, “vou don't have jf ‘i : inne There Is One Automobile bodjes are bie c yUStTOM OUU 0! gina y t Se eee i 5 a . ‘ N o Used Radiator f s - o bother with water. Aren't those | ew an S te » % bbe ; a : ' starior trim nven- r plantatio “—_. BUNGALOW \ aberkeil appear lower and longer Dy/ tne or, | ester ere door handles pretty?” Sale and Exchange—All Makes. di . fhe larsest ru P as te _— , d indi ' _world are ownéd and operated ae P | . , ‘ ‘ oe ae Te, %.. wnsssinisiaaiasaae iuse of cheat lines, according to R. jenc . | Individual body types it ST LOUIS AUTO R G-A-R-A-G-E-S ; Se ee ee fon a Se “ H. Dietrich. of New York, wholto!d, yal types of stan auromop'* | woman’s imagination. : “s ADIATOR 4 United States Rubber Co- in | we" Engi ers at their annual ii ‘nrer re makin to th — the company = has about motive Engineers at their anhoal manufactures are maxins ‘° ‘M¢ REQ SEED WAGON COVERS aeren, more than 200 meeting in Detroit reeentiy fOW: gemand for “atmosphere inl” — . miles, planted with aa 000 rubber trees. P N Util i, | ~ ; a . There the tives tap Alley stead Yard View longer Geen, APPES*©- | on to look at hi reatior ot ae , 4 ouniint brands, seconds or slightly anil d * eg am ew. foe rett ig he place of departure - trees and collected the 9 cgneieen t or ex- I a rubber 2-Car Garage 2.Car Garase governing factor in e€X- |... Vicwpoint of luxurious, p ed Tires, etc., when you a | me pe - eezed et .) f The "ind . na’ ' * 8 é Ie - ~ ee ths; ~~ as > Pivwff in the ? . ial ¢ 4 - : ther $ rolls W hich squ out Two-Car Garages Of One and Two Car Size One-Car Garages Se ee nartag the apper-|Ddfices the width of the doe ne eee ec aeuene vs Deparment Sore! MEE cooisture. — Size Cash Price * Size Cash Pric@jent proportions of : ape ca . tthe gear-shift lever and the seat} bound (trip was made in 10 days. IF YOU ARE SHORT OF READY SH BUTE S = See a . a ng ‘Size Cash Price Size Cash Price SIZE | ee a a ee! tele ine ¥ ee | : 18x18. . $263.00 18x20... $275.00 OOF ee. ogeeewe LORRC., Gee ee iad tewer. ape] (htt | Peretite Bee oe ee endl lveturn fete tock asian dase. an EASY PAYMENTS Qed ot extracting rubber from la- 576.00 12x20... Wie ie. wh ol ck? ames we ineis wee beled. temetentt: hae’ ik ee eee | f NO RED TAPE—GET TIMES gg game Mitex. The latex is collected In the a na ¢ A | *) € rithout ;fu il and 9 gallons of lubricating | - ae. selling of 2 spraying room. The : ste o~ " 0’ ~ 4 a siti ‘ a U ‘TE ‘ eT 7% ; as VJ i i t4 i Fa cis - e ene pee and open for your inspection every |) ee bie window in the I-car | 2724 our representative will call on g 73 elietty wih Be ont ot as whee “tiene ek eae: ee ASHINGTON ye Stern valle. throws off the latex in a fine day and evening, including Sun- size ; in nd sim Pate - : re. : ; 2110 aia ° z - ’ , d vw *) ae F | e. Fa) .¥ ‘ . ._ * > - 4 — ; é .% > / : Th } e t " the room . ° you at your residence. ha fin f the tu ) ay yn drain: ou mi vig o aneay. « honk te days. (At Office and Mill.) i 4-light glass service door. - . the finer trenas | am He nay mention rail ; ou mes Mc : A Hi or ieee ch 2x4 studding. 2 feet on center. tin: ie] .e chasis engineer mT en dtar mut she dismisses it, tures of the trip were take: Es sorates the con Sea | . ' Mthe rubber particies fall to the floor ; . ee tx, cP es me hee A “x4 rafters, 2 feet on center and well braced. } | ie Clear Oregon Douglas Fir drop hody designer if have a mahal ee ‘ace [petter appearance are to De PIF” (‘A == —Devery particle of robber in the la- All lumber. mouldings, de.. weed on os ~~ 6 @teering wheel and pedails os © vex extracted, and as the spray- the outside of building is the ver» duced Steering — toward a + oa is extracted, 7 4 farther tor’ 4 | * sBing room is kept immaculately best grade of Oregon Douzias fir. An Asset chould be place: lipetge™ i Alles entrance doors are mil! made. to You: tanetable front seats must 06 GF- oie 5: Es, clean no impurities can get into the 134 inches thick, vertical grain Preperts ose ekould be : Oregon Douglas fir; either glass gs ice aso aie oie L “ag rubber. ; rd panel. eo s wead to avoid t) ae In its natural state, “latex,” like Alley entrance doors are hung on oo hoot . €ram at tn rear , a he , - ; Richard Wilcox bex rail track ec 2 SS 2 = e th chassis frame te : a milk, will spoil in a short while. that can be opened from the alles Pe”. Ly”. SAS ae ’ ae 4 t of tre tra: ieee , “The United States Rubber Co. dis- without going threugh yard ee Re Be. oe ay te not a full load in th : \ .» ““Bcovered a method of preserving tite . . eee eS Pea -tores Now limi a fluid Now it All) lumber used in the construe Toa Rae Se l irear seat. v taaestig siseachdiiae \ : “ss iik-white r ubber fiuid- No tion = prin iw cg Mn i =a a 5 a eo the bodr designer in Cc! ree . ' , » = P . re ‘ a ° * : a speaker, and W! be spt id “a — h unusual way. : bh ; + 4 a aes “ St of ther som A> , St. Louisans See Process. St. Lonls’ Largest Manufacturer Rai eg OT sent than ever becausé and Builder of Bungalow Garages : hte proces ann prawn > ry s ok? Bow vig? rin se ness. ' *: Office, 6220 Ridge Av. Lae : —_-—— Ns | ge MEW. Manchester. manager of the Alley View Phone CAbany 8625-1656 Yard View Chandler Increases wes 2% _Me@BPUnited States Rubber Co. branch pas ; Years” af Practical Experience Is 1-Car Garage Since the beginning ef January . a aa t. Louis. during a week's stay eee a yo eo ie ories have expand- : ae . aoe meat the company’s Detroit and in- by 100 : | Medianapolis factories with his en- ‘ee Aabfes aaah a a LAL POD Rey: he a or ee Le ol ihr Sil iis emake nar etek Poke one rare net Pe " ca : nem a > = ~~ A Permanent Investment em VY ee an a ed ie ee Os Ce ser ice when tnere These are SO, oa ne’ de os Sek ee Sia eS ~ tae ¢ ~ the € hand \e! (act n which go to form the base of @ anited States tire are first run bugh a bath of this pure latex. | } : - ¢2 ; ° 3 'S .d their fac J to Get There: et en 2 Blocks South of oS e ? ‘7 “mire sales organization. men. ———w | , di a —— i The many separate cotton cords cords are then laid side by and drawn wp over heated - | oliers which evaporate the water i de 7 ; , : Mm the latex, producing a rubber { .- ‘ | - mec fabric in which eachLcord is | 4 “a ee pregnated- and surrounded by / px 5 pure, natural rubber. f Another process that the St isans watched was. the “flat | Ks od” method of tire building. for ftigur , | 3 : ag : Studebaker-Erskine Distributors if | ee ee bh » ie 4 +t og : es - - & re } steel forms or cores are ing Passenger Cars Commercial Units : process these cores are done | opea i sand ro | soc + oa 4 ; ‘ im i Ce ess these cores are done ‘open Up : ” 7 rhe tire is built on | congestia - 2 ann rums and later. shaped by! “Ag am i¢ pressure. business, process produces a better. show he | “ie aE Ure and eliminates much | opent : | ey ae ' > heav¥ work formerly neces- With ty \ — 8 baliogn tires, construction of | rapid —_ Wide. ‘lat tread. a feature in and priva s oe oye apiamnicrarie nice > nin Pepi onmy ‘ihe r As * ; pivatooragig SES Cee a, ea a ee co inp phi *h the United States Rubber! % indiemt pioneered two years ago, is an- | early due d ‘velopment of importance. | manuf . al . 1 oa MLROAD COMMISSION TO =” “naps Their sincere appreciation of their reception and re- | a sponse to their entering into the automobile field e &awnt : Me BB. ie : | profits is 4 ESCORT ‘TEXAS BUS LINES fcaustrr | | oe s industry, e J iy ISTIN a We also announce the unprecedented success in the SSTIN. Tex... March 19.—When | 0 Sau ~ : . passed by the Legislature, | ar Passenger Car line. pech places motor bus lines un- Supervision of the Railroad | te Style and distinction in your motor car are important to you. See : : ~ : -_ . . Mon carriers, goes int ffect, mobile = We also announce in the Commercial Car line. busses. Buy a Buick! ff Me ans reguistions to. govern | service a oq OPération will be adopted | taat ae en arma or ol ee = date i: Then your carwill ap oo your ofg nid tocse, Thesnine -. ees “empowered ‘to | Daren i %c of the total sales of the entire year of 1926. thful PI . ; .—l—F—= “the apr é | you smartness in the profile of this famous motor car which ator? a company is to be al:| aul never grows tiresome, no matter how many Buicks you see, SEEM > peutioned. showing that} OF ¢ * actual necessity for such | od iffy We also announce that through our efficient service. | , fs : +e o ie ee . , “i 4 #% ortation . ; gh, “Service with Courtesy,” we have been compelled. And you see Buicks wherever you go—bought by people who #ammng,*'° :4 on cach motor bus an@imanh Il 7 -~ eT? , S ge within the last week to add to our facilities additional value finer performance as well as princely beauty. Buick to- (ED: commision may denoane] aan © ° 4 ° . . . ee . " and schedu] a. e . , st quarters. day is a mechanical masterpiece, with an engine literally Lo: written inte the bill be] tae ibrationless b ief OFM Raina 2% 2 Provision that |, vibrationless beyond belief. Fae in. 2 Commission should | licénses until the bus THINK OF IT AND THE YEAR IS JUST STARTED | | Buy a Buick! It is a car you will be proud to own, and | fem, tne coma Ree sTcendment adopted en- delighted to drive. a “ bts 1. ot DUS passenger te PE NA LEETGEIN PENI EE, OV OTE Ap *, S aes -~s0 ‘a0 Te _— cae Sal - 2 Bee reed d a ©) E MYR PON, 1 ie . An accomplislment that bespeaks efficiency, cour- tesy, service and good business tactics. THE GRE ATE ST BUICK EVER BUILT A EATEN PASE IAG UR 4 Se 3 Ae Fay eet There are 18 Buick models from which you may select—at prices “4 from $1374 to $2209, delivered in St. Louis completely equipped. _ : a. relly VESPER BUICK AUTO CO. : WEST SIDE BUICK AUTO CO, mete ics. pot Sam Houste Grand and Lindell Kingshighway and McPherson ../ "=" completed ema” moantne will | Vandeventer and West Pine NORTHWEST BRANCH: 6513 Eastos — * — as 4 road magnet apd : | + -. -P*rated under the corps | sedi tenes SIDE BUICK co. % SOUTH SIDE BUICK AUTO CO. REE °2rermastes ae ae : . ‘ . : ; 06-8 Illinois Ave., t St. I : 3654 3 —- “ ™ 2837 North Grand Blvd. Loc : Delmar at 52nd. 6 1 R . — . 339: - sees a | ce ©f tha roads at Fort Sam For Night, Holiday or Emergency Service—Phone JEfferson 3370 a ba, iJ be cleared of wire, | 5S x om Sher pieces of metal that a ft ne | WHEN BETTER AUTOMOBILES ARE BUILT, BUICK WILL BUILD TF Ray tmnebte tires. The mag- freshm ithe a “ A > - 2 hy 5 4. - , ‘ 4 d ’ Bi ; 4 & f on 3 ~s nN 4 , a . + mi oe ian oo ae oe gil he Te : ; \ Lees o d AR ‘ ‘

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a 5 ¥ - (ne x ‘ ‘ WA a ~~ ae A OO FR ee » x ta ee ee a ee ore eS Se ™ + reir’ te tthe 2 BAP Ry AO eee ate oe 0” ae a oe Uke « = — ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH NDAY MORNING, MARCH : | : “nl ~ ) SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 26. 1927 _ : ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Se" 5 PAGE 5 ill SANS WATCH ‘SERVICE MANAGERS WILL MEET| PONTIAGS BEING: ASSEMBLED ——svcacien: to warrant the tyioe out| ESSEX SUPER-SIX AVERAGES. jof 50% mites an four. ‘The teat|was the ablitty of the/er to take| sis construction enabled the arivers 'of a third assembly line. ; made with a stock car by ne turns at high speed. The low cen-/| to take the turns at night with AT NEW Y.M.C.A, AUTO SCHOO UUsAy Al L IN NEW $7 | | 1 a was 9 $ 500,000 PLANT The engine plant of the Pontiac | 502 M, P.H. FOR 24 HOURS Sen Antonio distributer. | 008-0 geneity dnd bedeinde ot aban: aiaiaatie édeeléidastie e Dr. Arthur Bostwi y - ck Will Tell of Th . | factory is not yet finished and for | | Auto Li @ Oakland Motor Car Co. is. bn | | In recording the run, t San MAKING ROCESS iterature Available at using the first unit of its new Cig | the present Pontiac motors are be-| For the third time ina few weeks Antonio tk pies Nene a - ae Bs, \. A See a the Library. 500,000 factory building construct-|i"& turmed out at the Oakland; a new Essex super-six has made a. fastest miles of the test were at | Th ry > »! ' ¢ Service Managers’ Bureau of | ed to house the Pontiac six division | Ace Later crt gs oe of re record for speed and endurance, the finish, when 4% miles were s e , ' . " ; ; 5 Pontiac cars wi one in t /according to the Hudson Motor | made in the final foyr; minutés. SPECIAL POLISH ned out by our new : DE x: ~ arantee to rest , “ ae : . . jthe St. ,| of , é | : re | —— poords for Tires Dipped in|, ne Automobile Dealers thresh’ tie ae eee nt new: Pontiac plant. | : , C) (©) ae ee Rubber Shipped Like | 2 ag will meet at the Cen- week and producti A rece last | | Car Co. s _ The run began at 2 p.-m. ona Gives DUCO a high luster. A perfected Polish for Dube end vice on Ali jan \ eo . uit | tral =e A Automobile School, speeded with th on is being | A: R. Gilancy, president, says the | Timed by Western Union and ob- Saturday afternoon, wand continued tq + yor ar worthy ~ og Michel Pollch "Teo Draia e } »~ a ki From East Indies. Sixteenth and Locust street open wit hates ea expectation it| company’s program for 1927 ‘calls; served by newspapermen, an Essex Just 24 hours, or until the track | ad Dry Clauntercaha for them at your aute-apeaneery = Trucks Ue I, , Se | Friday in hae Sst Streets, next | regewat spoke the rate of 750 cars for 200,000 Oaklands and Pontiacs. | ran for 24 consecutive hours on the Was made ready for automobile | REID MFG CO INC St | : 3965 Re attateis: 6 4 Bs ° D. Ie, as the guests y» provision for an in-| Last year the company turned out | speedway at San Antonio, Tex., races theaext afternooh. F. A. we ”? oy OF. E-UMIS Easton Av. r £ , : e—All Makes. ) 7) ; | ¥ of the schoet-—The bureau is com- | S AUTO RADIATOR Co. __ overheats it is clog- a ae ROM os crease to 1000 if'the demand is) 134.000. } making 1218 miles, for an average A factor in the succesd of the rum . ; - aa ae posed of the managers of service , r a rr ——$_—_ be jargest rubber plantations in world are owned and operated s. United States Rubber Co. in on Av. | JEfferson 0054-1 4 + Tracy now has about | struct them in better practices and ! me acres, more than 209 /™ethods and on te¢thnical subjects. e iles, planted with over At the meeting Dr. Arthur E. | | ' ; ’ Eee) rubber trees. oe librarian of the St. Louis NOW IS THE TIM TO + Baw 1926, the company imported |* " lic Library, will tell .of the Beat . Buy Mies than 20,000,000 pounds of automobile books and literature Wa. “nner {rom these possessions. which are to be had at the library. ; . a | fandle Rubber Like Milk. ,C. 8. Mitchell, engineer for the Na-|Mi .: 3 ewan the beginning of this cen- “0M! Refining Co., will talk on| | ‘ | departments of automobile dealers | and their meetings are held to bi , ———— be _ SIR gegrer - M AU I ea att. , ne ain ale ; a caaw ne vee iP -alirubber was wild rubber ‘Motor oils and their relative value — ‘and adaptability ari cme mostly from South | aptability for various cars. — But why take chances with unknown a There the natives tapped J. H. Frier Jr., president of the : | brands, seconds or slightly blemlshe | Bt trees and collected the | Aiemite Lubrication Co., will ex- , ) ed Tires, etc., when you Can get tha - * fluid or “latex.” They plain the proper methods of motor ‘ | NEW GOODYEAR at our Special low’ pet a wooden paddle into | ©@P lubrication. : J, . | " prices? | —_ of the latex and held the “4: E. Archer, president of the | | y a canny pNe: : — id a in the smoke of a fire made _Archer-Mann Motor Co., will repre- | e 44 | ; TS po YOUR «* -_ + 7 se - Pn ee ? All Work Guaranteed the rubber in the latex the association. W. G. Miller, of | , atha by the use of aes the Stewart-Warner Products Corp., | coagu chairman of the bureau, will pre-| : &

a. CH OPEN A _ Just Like You Have , a | | are ? eeze jee. ’ | «ae on ll gd and :. ' aie wes wills which squeezed oT The meeting will be held at the | e | eee ————. | MPP, Voited States Rubber Co. re- | ¥: M- C- A. Automobile School at | i r N TF YOU ARE SHORT oF READY CASH R | hyena . : the invitation of W..J. See, director | a S a | rermepes * far Lotter meth- | 1» aucation of the Y. M. C. A.. in| EASY PAYMENTS 4 ‘Mot Ba met aleat order to acquaint the service man- | AY Wt ZOU Rie ONS MME oy, and te placed in a tank. |A€°F* With the scope of the school gan ge epee ae a - way, an P pty ¥ cassis ‘which is just being established. s the tank it trickles down on. | | ee MERCHANTS TIRE. C0./ ie vs spraving room. The CHEVROLET PRESIDENT SEES 2110 WASHINGTON orn Suntay ome Mitis wray. ‘The heat in the room | PROSPEROUS SPRING BUSINESS: : Pe er] ess L O ck h Pas e d ad se ©, *#a lum was then run | - Se Caen ya eee eee “ ’ ty ea wi ee ee rs ors ie tee " ie mentee hn Ws ms ee ee ee en ne TOROS nate main: Retin ly hm, reed eee —— . . . - etd Leet oe i Mae Se ake ee i ee. See oe OQ «x ceiee hs RE Ae ne. pee. — ot. m - a Ce vag ee A Maw. maporates the useless liquid and points to Sales of Own Company, = See rubber particles fall to the floor | “Which Have Never Been | | Mea white mist- By this method | Better.” : * , prery particle of robber in the la- : An optimistic view of the spring Jj Bie is extracted, and as the spray- business outlook in the automobile | . rau 1C 3g ee Ta es Bing room is kept immaculately jndustry, discounting the “satura- | dean‘no impurities can get into the tion point,.”’ bugaboo and pointing | ( rubber. out favorable conditions through- | sya oad . Ross Cam and Lever milk, will spoil in a short while. /|statement by William S. Kneudsen, | The United States Rubber Co. dis-| president and general manager of | -Boovered a method of preserving the | the Chevrolet Motor Co. 4 * : Smilkk-white r ubber fluid- Now it, “In forecasting a continuance of | @imports “latex” in the tanks of! good business prospects for the | Cal a . mamers. From the ports of en-'| spring months, I am perhaps in- | by, it is shipped direct to the fluenced by the aspect of our own | Br pi its in the company’s own rail- | sales which have never been better | ° e eas asia nc a se ce imkKen bearings ep unusual way. 'said Kneudsen. , | &t. Louisans See Process. | “As evidencing steady growth in) ® This process was observed by G. / automobile production during this | j "MW. Manchester, manager of the | period, statistics issued by the | ; United States Rubber Co. branch ‘United States ee ee | uae: ‘ ‘ A ‘ A Pot the company's Detroit and In- ering the six months trom Jan. 1 H VERY Peerless Six is built to serve owners are passing on the good word [ites eruniation. "| Sree tor these years follow: 1824, _4~well. No detail has been overlooked — of supreme: Peerless satisfaction. This © many separate cotton cords |? 054, - 1925, 2,173,525, an 926, | ° ° eae ° 2 pa pert to provide for the utmost in perform- is the sincere goal of the Peerless or- ‘grhich go to form the base of a | 2,450,780. : “s eid presto tire are first run | “With these a ain tebees | an Cc e in Cc om ort in wit t : . @aperough a bath of this pure latex. | pusi on the upgrade generally | > gs f ane vv h mh ag are then laid side by ‘ares rae two reasons bien ‘ - po er I ou ganization. «Ba draw “es % | , d for a_ possible | b " = rawa up over heated | could be advanced for rescued | Vi ration. Pick the Peerless Six that fits your purse a h which evaporate the water | decrease in| sales—first. : a aes. PESSeEnE : rubber-+the so-called oe ee ‘ os ° ° ‘ : ‘ Bes car pancteces* 0) a8e seoend. = Severs) decline tn The best that money can buy and brains. and drive it. Only then will you know Peeother process; ings > Geng tag to. develop is put into these Peerless Sixes how satisfactory a Peerless Six really is. p Another process that the St.| “No one has ever been able ; ee mans watched was the “flat |advance any reasonable iorene ' bd” method of tire building. Nor figuring the ‘saturation point.” to Zive the Owner real value for his PEERLESS MOTOR CAR CORPORATION - CLEVELAND, OHIO . 3 Formerly the prevailing method The ‘two or more’ car trend is : ey check ten ws % ‘ite |pronpunced that former theovles! money. Manufacturers of the famous 90° V-type Eight-69, the powerful Six 72 ae heavy steel forms or cores are being constantly upset. The | % ip yp 4 és p . B hPed to the round.” In the flat | human mind will find it possible to | u the remarkable Six-80 and the new Six-90 x 1 ad Process these cores are done ‘open up any pottle-neck of traffic | The result 1S that everywhere you LO | Ss y with, The tire is built on congestion which may develop. a 9 (All prices\f. o. b. factory.) “@e trums and later shaped by “As for the general trend in| ae meumatic pressure. business, country-wide @ reports | F : ‘ - This process produces a better. / saw the usual spring activity 1S | * * ; aw ser tire and eliminates much | opening 20 days ahead of schedule. | fairly mild, ie id - ‘ mathe heavy work formerly neces- With the winter | in spots, marked only by severity of municipal | ~ Et. I 42 a fy 5 ; | | rp nt, ‘read, &@ feature in and private construction operations | _ ’ on re F "- © " 7 2 “On E: oaebiee we a 450, 1S an- | early due to the pees weather cay y : eiopment of importance. | manufacturing operations general- | Iv are in excellent condition. | A 5 Se aati ey OAD COMMISSION 10 “Rapid turnover at smaller) SF i keynote throughout § ° aa rofits is the Keynote ~” . + OIRECT TEXAS BUS LINES inaustry as reflected by our coun- _ Phil. H. Brockman, Pres. = —— pee he ER *; his policy can , “ae «© the Post-Dispatch. try’s business. W ith this pc ’ | a es USTIN. Tex Mar - i. Wher omiv come a demand for morc 3 107-1 | I ocust Boulevard Phone JEfferson 2810 . “itl % «4 LU) a ilé N) - 2 J a } . se TS are 8 bill passed by the Legislature, transportation. rhe s pee “S : : mes an i APS -~ Syeniedaey andine better freight service; | " a —_— places motor bus lines un- | demanding none Sa Pig SE Oe: : Associate Dealer important to vou. ee sion of the Railroad | the business/traycter 's ve out . y Bierstion and declares them | better train service. and the auto- Armstrong & Gatzweiler ee") Carriers, zoes into eff mobile user is , demanding iter | pi . * ieTs, 09 effect, rr : | , . tod 7809 Manchester Av. ai ' Be” tale ee ° the firm and regulations to govern | Service of his car. eters Jo | : *) : : . . 4 ~% ; r hes e = . Operation Wil) be adopted. that is in a position to assure : Maplewood ‘buyer this better service can have | See Mmission is emnowe “ee | ¢ taste. There 1S a 4 ilies gevtng ita ep : salads mast bright prospe cts for: ; a 27. | DESIRABLE TERRITORY OPEN FOR DEALERS e # a « f i193 bus motor car which ——. pa ceetne of 197". . company is to be al- , Buicks PRBS 207 the commission APPOINTED SALES MANAGER y you see, . * be petitioned, showing that 7 C0 | ; ; wl ee eetwal necessity for such | OF CARTWRIGHT MOTO 7 h h | h ey o'ttion. cca: wt has had. a - t y peop e wno : ab ychetepin motor bus and ea te hemes ian automotive : m8 . a . ie at are j : wutiv as just nn: 2p beauty. Buick to- > op commission Ag m pose d. sales executive, has Just bee “ may designate | ,ointed sales manager of the Cart- | ° ° a 4nd schedules. -T il rr +68, he chief it ai . s € = li we ent written j wit or les | Ww . rT) 7% ok Railroag vo 4 pPrevision that | manager for one of the larger auto- | ’ mmissio en J was ij - eBUe licenses eat <3 gees mobile factories, and was in ay Uy had Obtained Bat e US‘ cago the last eight years as sales) istactory | nianager for two large sens capat oud to own, and F Se and Casualty insurance. 3s : | * amendr ships. = 2 injured bus adopted en-| Grymley has traveled in and ont | 4 a IS passen t gory See Pe é oni f "ae “5 line ana insuran speed ey ‘of this district considerably, an | q P coderenga-, r ice com- has a wide acquaintance here. | — ss 2 2 eet fori” ime | ey ~ BUICK CO. MOVES: VER BUILT » on naps A SIDE BUI Bhsdd 444444444444 444A NANENDS % a we . 1 — ——— a . J e = ~—* 64". 2s 2° . a oe eres i The East Side Buick Co., Buick ay select—at prices “a sn. the Post-Dispatch |dealer has moved to 1106-8 Iili- : ee ;nois avenue, East St. Louis. . «3 ANTON a | pletely equipped. | e traveling IO, Tex., March 19. | These new and larger quarters nail-picker is being | gscoupy 7500 square feet of floor) T SIDE BUICK AUTO CO. | a TUCte ce Sam Houston , Ties dis laying | " ° he Fj , ‘space with facilities for dispia} | ingshighway and McPherson ze. mp sith Corps Area. ‘seven cars, and will be a more cone | ‘ — Lhe Six-90—5-Pass. Sedan a PEERLESS ALWAYS - BEEN GOOD re LLL TS TS te t-te eee leted th achi +? : WEST BRANCH: 6513 Easton Av. 4 bhown *8ar oe venient sales and service station for | ee oad magnet and former IDE BUICK AUTO CO. . - termaster. The road building at 326 North Tenth street. | South Grand Bivd. 4 ‘ @ long stee} sea | rs AT OPENING 4 m wilh rear of a truck. | 2500 PERSONS | PA - J 4 be an electric ma “opening: Mo S # &- Kirkwood, : RP! oe th) Reo, Inc, the new Reo dealer at | roads at Fort Sam | 2819 South Jefferson avenue, Was wa q Other : ’ : Pieces of metal the fi t There were re- S fut at of the firm state. VICK WILL BUILD dl Mobile tires. The mag- freshmenta.and dancing, and many ~* Ort in McIntosh, Fort sin andia.m. The opening was one of the | # sieeendiniaes , —- rs ————— : : posts. largest ever held in st. Louis. SS ee tiene Perated under the corps | omck oepers. tan the | . | JAKES BUICK AUTO CG » | The forma! opening of South Side bne JEfferson 3370 : a on will be Cleared of wire, attended by 2580 persons, officers eerememeaaneatl one call [Pon at Pe sent to Fort Bliss, {of the crowd remained until 12:30 é

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LOUIS POST-D CUSTOM BUILT TREND SPREADS IN MOTORDOM Supplying of Finer Bodies on Standard Chassis Is Becom- ing of Importance. Introduction of custom-built au- temobile bodies in larger numbers than ever before is an outstanding development this year. For several! have made rather aggressive at- put them out of the reach of all | but one motorist in a thousand. This year it is apparent that a, new trend has appeared. The supplying of finer motor cars, it, is found, is one of the fields of motor car development which had been overlooked. Men and women are asking for more than transportation in motor cars—more, in fact, than the tradi- tional combination of looks, price and performance. their kind which literally stream from a big motor car factory. They | will pay $400 or $500 more for| \this distinctive appearance and quality, even though the seating! capacity is the same as in standard cars, and the chassis exactly the same. The demand for standard cars remains—as it always’ will—the principal activity of the business. | But in supplying !uxurious and dis- | tinctive cars, mounted on chassis | of proven worth, an opportunity. has been found to serve a great | army of motorists who know what. they want and are willing to pay | for it. : Cadillac and Packard have been | very successful with custom-built | bodies on produci:ion basis. Studebaker was quick to sense the new trend and increased sales rapidly on the announcement of its new custom-biilt cars. This com- pany later obtained the services of a cystom body builder as designer of its new Erskine six. Lincoln bodies have followed the | trend in custom types. | bodies on its big six cylinder car | years custom-bullt | cars have become gradually more | numerous in the higher priced field. | One or two manufacturers, indeed, | tempts to feature the custom podies | and styles, but at price levels which | ‘are not ISPATCH _ —E ) SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 20, 1937 | ’ ? ; ee we vee RS 2 3 ea nai i ait Be x OO ER ETE EES ae Ste Ba oe WE OE Ce ee a ae DPMP e opts le’ i ee ae ee ‘oA (ald . IO i OR “ a Po oa er ea oe be Oe oe A ~ Buick Pioneers’ Meetin vee SOO g in te. ee St. Louis wr SS. ae ee ee ee “eae s | ! . en “Buick Pioneers’’ from Eastern, Southern and Central states photo- | graphed at Fredmar Farms, coun- | Many want cars| try home of F. W. A. Vesper, pres- | gt Louis: | | ; ™ . ‘ . . ~ | ~ , ‘ which differ from the thousands of | jgent of the Vesper-Buick Auto Co., |Leyman Buick Co., Cincinnati, O.: |New York City. | San/|F. W. A. Vesper, president, Vesper | | Buick Aute Co., St. Louis, and sec- just before they started for Francisco to hold a meeting of their national organization. The “Pioneers” are the larger bers having worth of Buick cars last year. Standing, left to right: W. R. | dington, Inec., Charlotte, N. C.; C. Stephens, vice president, Pence LL. Whiting, . Buick distributer, Auto Co., Minneapolis, Minn.; Lee Rochester, N. Y.: W. H. Vesper, Folger, general manager, C. C./| vice president and treasurer, Ves- Coddington, Inc., Charlotte, N. C.; president Mich Guy SS. Garber, Buick’Co., Saginaw, iW manager Vesper Buick . Garber | “Swe a ee ilicockson, secretary and general ..| York (branch manager, Auto Co { S. Leyman, president ; 7 I ’ Seat oe A. Gs. ed-——H. A. oF EK. Noyes, general manager. Noyes Buick Co., Boston: Corwin, City: Buick dealer. New | Southworth, Buick Motor Co., | has been recovered,” Motor Car Co. | FEDCO SYSTEM CAUSES RETURN OF STOLEN JORDANS “aA check of records for the last | half of 1926 reveals that every stolen Fedco-protected Jordan car!) says Edward | 'S. Jordan, president of the Jordan | ST LOUIS POST- DISPATCH i) | Sangamon Brid ‘ord is more surprising ‘of the 1926 theft statistics, which show large increases in the number every section of the country.” ge Work Rushed. Special to the Post-Dispatch. PETERSBURG, Hl, March 19.——] | Work is progressing rapidly here on “This 100 per cent recovery rec-| the new bridge across the Sanga- mon River. structure, $00 feet in length, he one of the most in the light When completed the! bridges in the Lilinoig fa! important | pedestrians. LO Ree i i will | system. There wit the mr APE GRE cars in of stolen and unrecovered WE SELL TI Frame PERFECT GARAGES ARE FAULTLESS -~ + — 18x18 FOR TWO CARS $245 Various Styl OPEN SUNDAYS AND EVENINGS PERMANENT—NOT PORTABLE Lowest PRICES— 4025 West Pine BI. QUALITY FOREMOST $575 and Sizes to Choose From. ONCRETE AND EXCAVATING PERFECT CONST. CO. OFFICE AND DISPLAY S 6 Your Favorite Brand—Be Convinced Get Our New Low Prices ’ ts —— 4 ON PA BMEANS re » Transmission Designed to - ; we High Road Speed at rawer Engine Turnover. pe ee + pi 2 on Michelin, Kelly, @ United States, Fisk, Goodyear, Miller, Ajax, G. ae and 20 Other High-Grade Tires 3 ao merican automobiles are de- — s ( he ng-distance 29x4.40 30x4.95 30x5.25 ae te ne te ca | am | $8.75] v.s. royal Cords | Miller a") comparative: ae | Non-Skid.. 0: ~ 13.7 *!Non-skia 914,95 gintaining compere to t Goodyear . long geriods, and doing | or ions ob All-Weather, $8.95 $ 3. 9 eawal ; $13 95 Se ically Koen as to fuel ef-— bis Rerinatiete $38.65 Pennsylvania | Non-Skid \ ’ ang mechanical deprecia- feo . ; es ‘iding comfortable | © Unitea Cc. &. : while providing con States .... $8.75 $12.50 Royal Cords 14419 The next great step to- Pee | f/ Seconds Seconds Seconds this goal is to obtain high , Me 4 | speed. at reduced engine oe | P , ‘ > Ww | 30x5.77 30x32 and this is about yee 5 wes pe | Fink $15.95 | | Heavy N. S. Cords Bashed, says W. A. ee) ae | Aon SH Gia ‘ 1 15 While They Last fent of the Paige- Detroit Mo- Pr es States .. $ ’ 45 7, Co. mh , 3 = c Seconds $4. é long-distance automobile is atu | a inevitable result. Of the linking | High-Grade Cord N. 8. High-Grade Bal One ther of the good roads of the hun Brick Special Oversize Non-Skig= 4 q States. 5 | prac | 31nd ....$7.95)32n4 ... $8.75 Special = gne thing cars lacks S2x4 ... . $8.45 29x4.75, $8.73 /30x5.25, Sheen! Ree to maintain high speed for » a . | == : gaan ‘a » periods. Cars that | Fas Call Now for Information. 30x3 1% Heavy Duty Gray Tubes, 50x4.75, $9.25 Bt siderable a és fs ae * hold FO vies PAS p5e 30x4.95, $9.75 133x6.e8 esa ee Bid do 60 ‘miles | “ : simepchaan Mea of specd. and do it repeated- |4me 8 TIRES MOUNTED FREE 22) Sqlc@ould deteriorate rapidly if the ® ee — 8 | ere mainteine is m #@ UNIVERSAL TIRE CO. (inc.) 2840 Locust gp Mme °°) “O" maintained. The & to Free City Delivery. Mali and Phone Orde Ra ccs gg tcfiseen faker “eee | JKfferson 0531, Lindell 7782 Open Evenings € Fiat wee m yse. Tic lubrication system Se we LINDELL 0505 | Wholesale and Retail Dealers, Write for Gar} Mm inadequate. the hearings were | : i Seficient: moreover, the vibra- | Thur /m ¢aused by lack. of balance in Th Seine transmission line and road | 0M @ | retary-treasurer of Buick Pioneers; | H. E. Pence. president, Pence Auto | | per Buick Auto Co., St. Louis. ea and now, on accouncing the eight- eylinder, the little Marmon offered a line of custom-built bodies on | that chassis. At the automobile shows, the Hudson Motor Car Co. created much interest through offering both open and inclosed custom-. These new body types intended to displace or compete in any way with the stand- ard Hudson models. They are ap- pealing, in fact, to a type of buyer who has been wanting sometping built cars. | better than the standard cars—and | Laurin-Klement, Maybach, Marmon featured custom-built. probably what is of equal impor-! Praga, Simson, Star, Steyr, Stoewer | tance, something different. GABRIELS ON FOREIGN |American inventive |BStandard equipment on a number 'of European automobiles. England, France, Germany, Aus- tria, Italy and Czecho-Slovakia are represented by one Or more cars On | list of foreign cars the followin Standard eqnipped with Adler, Ansaldo, ‘Crossley, Fiat, Hanomag, ‘and Walter. genius, ——_—— CARS Gabriel Snubbers, a product of are Gabriels Arrol-Johnston, Horch, Ope] The Chevrol | Motor Co. Announces the Appointment OF Reller Chevrolet (Ollie Reller) & 7239-53 Manchester Av. A St. Louis Dealer for the Most Beautiful Chevrolet See Mr. Reller! Let him arrange to give you a demonstration! Once you have driven the beautiful Chevrolet, once you have tested its amazingly smooth performance, you will understand why Chevrolet ranks first in pub- lic preference. Why, it is the world’s fastest . selling automobile! a Chevrolet Motor Co. Division of General Motors Corp. ke Tad 5» AY ud Buick | Co., Minneapolis, and president of | dealers of this country, their mem-/ Buick Pioneers; H. K. Noyes, pres- | sold $123,000,000 | ident, Noyes Buick Co., Boston; C. | Cc. Coddington, president, C. C. Cod- seen - GEN ER A..L me sew RS she CEeneRat NY}) \ Y | OPEN ee NR SR me MEYER SUNDAY | E. A. HATFIELD, President | SHUBERT MOTOR CO., 8209 Gravois AUTO CO., Florissant SADLO-FABER MOTOR SALES 4937 MEYER. B STO Natural Bridge Av. ROS. AUTO » Belleville FFEL'S GARAGE Highland,» Ui. L AT SSS only ruinous to | count wearing to the | holes is lik | tour. roada te pee + ee heels, was not e car, but nerve ders. Comfort for the Driver. One by gone, the factors neces- ry for true long-distance cars ave been supplied. Stock-car en- | with ines no longer burn up under full | crank rottie, for high-pressure lubri- | ing p tion has been provided, together ' ing o —— | Time to Paint) Do It Your Easily Thorougl coat does the S ‘ | job. RUBBER AUTO EX Acid, Hot water, Gasoline an Sold by Best Paint, Hardware a . Dealers Write for Attracti Made by STEELCOTE MANUFACTU! You save $25 to$i00. One — — = — ee ee eee eK ee The moment you see the New and \\ Finer Pontiac Six, you will realize that the Oakland Motor Car Company has taken extraordinary measures to in- sure the continuance of Pontiac value leader- ship in the field of low-priced sixes... Here isthe commanding beauty of new bodies by Fisher— lower, longer, finished in striking new Duco combinations with windows smartly recessed... Here is the substantial appearance of deeper radiator and new crown fenders of impressive grace...Here are all the advantages of numerous MUELLER MOTOR CO oO. ’ Edwardsville, Il. AUT TRIANGLE O CO., 5617 Gravois Six is striding away to new and more impressi re records—for it constitutes the most electri . value ever offered in a low-priced six. AT NEW LOW PRICES » Sedan - $775 Sport Roadster- $775 Sincere Cabriolet (4-pass.) - $825 Coupe- 775 LandauSedan- 895 DeLuxe Landau Sedan - 975 Oakland Six, $1025 to $1295. Bodies by Fisher. factory. Easy to pay on the General Motors Time MISSISSIPPI VALLEY MOTOR COMPANY Phone JEfferson 3542 CARRIGAN & HOPE GARAGE Madison, Granite City and Venice All prices at Payment Plan. ST. CHARLES SALES CO., St. Charles WHITE BROS. AUTO Co. ith and St. Louis Av., East St. Leuis ANGELICA AUTO SUPPLIES, Inc. Z2ist and Angelica Sts. _HORSTMAN AUTO SALES, Collinaville, M1. refinements, including narrowed body pi PS) tilting-beam headlights with foot control, nEW® transmission and brake levers, and the likesss And, most important of all, here is the electrify” ing value created by the phenomenally low prices at which all body types are offered... Th€ - success of the Pontiac Six has gone into histot ys probably never to be equalled by a new mi eh At Al MORE TIRE’ Bs =e They Go! ROYAL , FS | pREMIER. < sem <9 oe eee cs Plant: ak i MILLE ; ed -to-the- Mounted FREE | REE CITY DELIVERY { Phone Our Neare Immediate mammal). , sree: 95 ORDERS Tiewe Store. , — | : Special WEBSTER GROVES MOTE LOO W. Lockwood Av, Weem BRAHM-MICHELETTE MO! 1049 S. Boyle IVORY AUTO GO« 7808 Ivory ©™) : ‘ "ae wN EVENIN Mt s ocloce tke * * pe #3

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———— ® mpleted the | ridges in the Illinois Statis oe % length, will system. ‘There wiht ‘he Walks: important | pedestrians. 3 4 “pi é 4 : LESS PTransnussion Designed to High Road Speed at ite Brand—Be Convinced! _ ewer Engine [| urnovey. ow Prices on Michelin, Kelly, Goodrich, j | , Fisk, Goodyear, Miller, Ajax, G. @ Pes 4 20 Other High-Grade Tires i ican automobiles are de- ie. he long-distance 30x4.95 30x5.25 5.25 in at s Miller et car mp ON PAIGE 8 MEANS ears capable Royal poms ” comparatively high U.S. Cords Non-Skid $14.95 ‘ Built with tough brase wire, prevents button-holeing. 1S wwe. Engine Work Upholstering The Extra Heavy Duty Lining forsevere bus abuse. | CRANK SHAFT Proof against heat, water and oil. Wirebestos Group Sets for pleasure cars. Transmission K D TRIPLE W EA Lining For FO 5) $2.25 per set uces strain on drums, gears and axies. Saves tires and fuel. FI rprise for you also, the easy start on steep hills and smooth aanieina’ is eciainas Wade like an electric motor. Proven product of engineering abilit + Sreater than its name Known the world over. Millions now in use. These BRANDS serve and satisfy [No Salk where all others have failed. eo J INSIST ON THESE BRANDS, ACCEPT NO OTHERS. [Ne Chatter] Agsressive dealers everywhere have them. }<ammoth distribution featured by jobbers. Péteteut DURWYLLAN COMPANY, Inc., Mfrs. We Specialize in Repairing New Jersey 7 Start it - Step on it= — Stop it — DElimar 1306-6 DISC _ COLLISION DAMAGES TRUED UP a _ ” a wn ee NDS PROC, MID Se PONG. ATE MIE IAA RRS 1 3 Ea tity IE Pe MI A MN Rm Ast Sheet OO TRL) AURORE See Wie ee Mery a, NG ee ore < eiieninad wO¥0e< eee a rast oe Mr om tne Piety or - “ ange es ta OO Pct Oh ST eEnIene Mpa ‘ LO ANN PN EGE AE TT OCD LG PARTE ALIAS Yan eR Mle ng Ae Aen Fog DAR ee TL ei. we. i wee — tye oF ON OORT OS A CMI MEIN tp sent RR A LDA A SAPO RG 8 SEER. aA ate BN eee hemes 8 by simply gearing the rear axle | ‘higher, but at the sacrifice of ac- | 'celeration ability; and that is a rg t Ps ~ | sacrifioe. thing the American driver won't car would be at a disadvantage on A 29x4.40 FIRST QUALITY ; At All 8 Star Squaré Stores MORE TIRE’ BARGAINS 4 t They Go! Real Values ——\ At All ———___ ding narrowed body pillars, @ thts with foot control, new 30% $1399) Sau brake levers, and the like... | 3 at' of all, here is the electrify- by the phenomenally low body types are offered... The tiac Six has gone into history, be equalled by a new make y the New and Finer Pontiac yto new and more impressive stitutes the most electrifying 7 in a low-priced six. ICES ot (4pass.) - $825 auSedan- 975 PT LCe: at ; . PANY OPEN EVENIN - 2801 LOCUST STREET: ™ ‘WEBSTER GROVES MOTOR ee as aay 8 N. Grand B! W. Lockwood Av., Webster ™ ade Oren = , BRAHM-MICHELETTE MOTOR ©" Ti gg VENINGS 1049 5S. Boyle ; Tires Mounted FREE FREE CITY me Our Nearest Store. —_——, Lect : 95c 4 MAIN STORE _ 29 ust St. "731 Cherokee St. Charles os = ® O'CLOCK Inc. oe Bs “kee Stores | FISK PREMIER “ya 12.95 8 Star | 30x5.25 : | GOODyr A 4 All-Weathe, MILLER G “ts d. ‘ ~ | Fis the-Roaa, PRE U. ig MIER | R Gear ‘95 Ci-to-the-Road, I 0.45 ee 13.45 Immediate DELIVERY ! weytae 2) : PREMIER MAIL ——e, ORDERS Slight defects in these Tires, but not to impair their quality. 2300 S. Grand Bi. 5032 Gravois Av. 7192 Manchester 814 N. Sixth St. OPEN SUNDAY TILL 1 P. M. STORES ‘instead of through the Si spur gears. ‘it is seldom ne cessary. it is there for usé on | Steep Climbs of considerable length ciency, i tant to use it. its internal gears, |}of the high, or direct drive, of | three-speed cars. while the direct, | |The Bank&ecad ‘such roads. ' For a solution, we have had re-. /course to the principles of the old four-speed transmission, but im- 'proved and | present conditions. sion for the new Paige eight does /not merely ‘ratio. modernized to meet The transmis- interpolate an extra Instead, it that attains virtually the } But roads are not all | | level and hard; some are steep anc | 'some are soft—-and the high gear provides two | | high-gear ratios—one of them di- | |rect. drive and the other a lower ‘ratio /same efficiency and silence of di- | rect. : ‘This additional high-gear drive. ‘is the third ‘speed of the trans- |} mission, and the power is trans- gearing | mitted through interna! ordinary characteristic / Engine Speed Reduced. With the new transmission there | is a rear axle geared 3.69 to 1, con- siderably higher thah the average |American gear,ratio. In | drive, which is suitable for 90 per : 'cent of the road work of the avy- | erage car, engine speed.is thus re- | | duced about 25 per cent, with cor- | ‘responding saving in ‘fuel, vibra- tion, noise and depreciation. Third gear is actually an addi- tional high-gear ratio. because it gives a final drive ratio of 6.25 to 1, Which is only slightly lower than the direct drive of the three-speed car. average AS it is silent, it | may be used for long distance and at high speeds if desired. though unusually and because of its silence and effi- charactéristic to the use of spur gears. In short, this third speed, with of high, of the four-speed trans- missions gives an additiona] gear for use nine-tenths of the time, with the great advantage that it | accomplishes its Purpose with few. er revolutions of th engine, low- er gasoline consumption and a Saving in lubrication. wicihinsleasiiliia BANKHEAD HIGHWAY REOPENED _ By the Associated Pres Ark., March highway, north of PRESCOTT, Prescott, has been reopened to iI lowever’ 10.—| Internal gears natur- | |ally are silent and show smal] loss |of power because of their form. | |The teeth approach at so gradual | 'an angie that. the |’ noise of the spur-gear type is lack- ing. direct | . compared with spur gear- | |ing, the driver will not be reluc- Hie can climb these | | atiff grades at high speed. without | th® noise and the loss of power | takes the place | ' ? ’ ; ' ’ ; ’ The REO FLYING CLOUD | REO FLYING CLOUD BROUGHAM SPORT COUPE + . Pit it against your steepest hill, Open it up on your smoothest pavement. Drive it fast on-your roughest toad. Then you'll know why a ‘‘six’’ was the ideal engine chosen by 150 automotive engineers, Then you'll appre- ciate why the ideal car they designed for the American. family is almost éxactly like. the Reo Flying Cloud—why major specifications match throughout. | And remember that the Flying Cloud chassis, after 100,000 miles of hardest use, haye in every. part set a new standard of durability for Reo, America’s longest{asting car. Be sure to try one out—today. Steiner-Fahrenkrog Auto Co. 4000 Page BI. C. A. Baleey, Nekomis, IT. Bet.Smart Moter Co., Kirkwood, Mo. John Brandes, Marine, Ill. travel following a rise in the Little | Borman Bros., Carlinville, III. Missouri River near _caused traffic to be suspended. Many tourists wereiwater-bound ’ ’ ' ; : in Prescott for A feow days because | ,of the high water. i here which | Graycroft Moter Co., Greenville, Ill. — SS. re —---~- NO ST AER - AM & RR REO St. Louis, Inc. South Side Reo, Inc. - 3145 Locust BI. 2819 S. Jefferson TERRITORY DEALERS Meyer Motor Co.. Dorchester, fll. Machens Motor Ce., St. Charles. Mo. C. Knecht. Coulterville, Wi. Wm. Wilde. Columbia, 1. Hees Motor Ce., Anna, Iii. E. E. Schneiderwind. Belleville, 11! Riley Meter Co., Centralia, Ti. Carico & Outhouse, Murphysboro, Ill. Cape Reo Moter Co. Cape Girardeau, Mo. Tri-City Nash Co. Granite City, 111. Janes Motor Co. Trey. Me. Miller Bros.. Olney. Il. GC £5 L-A-S TS ee A AI I TOL A! Tc EEO LES ACO ‘ a . rc am LON. GC: Ase BO a SE nan ay ea ne emma wo a a ee en a ROO

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SOLA ARNE IN Hat Prox se ake tat LX SRE ES STE Res, Dep ath tps atten Yee aa tak Th aaa re ANH Set Pe cecal vam me ere ono " - Sn oe ; Sak oie ae aeons +e SMe age, abs an yw Sr ees hs eileen eerie me ~ " « bade : Pde ier aril - pear S Y- gakagee ” “ie as rer on — es ™ Shaains Sx cme heetainnte ae ieee: (ee ee ee ee a FRE SEAT Me oe ie : Spleh is A sp tener ECAR Ae set Mir ta) sit oe 7 ~ TAG ae i been tg ee abe i Paptgeestige Sus: 4 . Sy gl kk Sale x yi € ts fe ee 2 ue eee a mn one sve . ‘ ea ay “ a ah a ee 4 jetta, CLE Bm Gs - aidl oe ary r ; pr $ hae ae "a Pee xt, os . (Hou - * “ Shier st oe) id ~ PAGE 8 ample and comfortable es arranged for a/tur SUNDAY MORNING, ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ DRIVER COMFORT IN NEWER TRUCKS ee It Encourages Salesmanship and Pride in Firm, Savs P. L. | Emerson. “The relationship driver to the customers of industrial and commercial houses is of the truck many an increasingly important factor in | many fields of business.” writes P Il. Emerson. vice president of the General Motors Truck Co. “This has been indicated in the reaction of fleet owners ito the newes! trends in motor truck design which special care and thought has been given to fhe provisions ~ for driver comfor'. “In the opinion of ma! large: fleet owners, the dav of the old- type truck driver is gone. He has given way, in the pressure of in- tenaified sales effort. to a drive: who has the mentality : be salesmian. 10 be a represenia’ his company rather than mere! deliverer of goods “This trend is closer attention on the part fleet buyer to equipment which permit him to secure. retain and develop his drivers into rea! sales- men. HhecesSitatin Like Passenger Cars. “In the newest models of trucks are motors furnishing a quick gé! away in traffic and a smooth vibra- tionless operation like that of the passenger car. Through an ¢as) steering system, the handling is made easy, and the brake system is powerful, sure and swift. all 0! which make even the two-ton mod- els safe to handle in heavy traf fic. These qualities are accom.- panied by development of the driv- er’s cab to roomy proportions. with seat, with | all centro] devic Built for Traveling Salesman a nel An example of the way in which motor car‘ factories are catef- ing to the needs of the traveling salesman is this view into the rear deck of « one of the new Chrysler ian models. ~ - o ~— . ‘Aa ce and effi- Be Thorough _ tical, comfortabie and easy. they motor as when they a fashionaPle “WHAT WELL-DRESSED ~ WOMEN WEAR ON TRIPS. oe renner. ~ Clothes Must Be Comfort- able and Practical but Always Chic. Women's clothes for automobile trips should be very much those for any sport—simple, Today women are chic when This in 60n- automobile togs of a azo wien flowing hotel. trast to she quarter of a lr bersom roats and y slightly ne narrow brims wider COURtIrY plaited straw or about the materials the slizghtiv sport or 7 finely grosgrain rivbon are mos; satiefa. t [weed Frocks. rocks necessarib must.be of the eds make 7 } a COYTY¢ ire very -the new tw 1itted ma- iKS are Wise type ts good ° 4 . Aiwnet « Aha aq ius -.. ive dress in tweed t lece Wi ith a iv attract F reenh = 4 2imMmuU tin lating —_ ha . pieat Wa Mesice. Me SAINT LOUIS. iene Meter Seies Co MISSOURI Hannibal. Ma. Meber!: Ma. Merrveen-Hendersan Motor Ce. MARCH 20, 392/ ’ Addition to Pontiac Six Line cece ea ee like | prac- dine al. six line. ¥%, . » ese 5 ‘ ba oie > » ¥ nage z ote vi Be Pa ae . a. Cee — ee oe A oY a bbe 4 a ae we wy . Cty SR Ree NS an 4 ¥ 5 eS PRR TO , 4 : ‘ « lt ee . “ € og oe p Ps * - ‘ A re t; , SS RS a oo a ‘¥ a te DP New sport roadster which has just been added to the Pontiac —--— ee an ee snore net TS recanenomnceneon ———— binds the pockets oats with no over- cuffs. The material is warm are smart. light. with no suggestion of ness or clumsiness. scarf collar of dark : continues in 4 long flat eeaterted is the distinguishing ure of another model. This one in front. It comes in a grayish It may be worn scarf fashion the throat. or the ends may tied to give the effect of ashawlcollar. «¢ Another mode! is of lhght edged with gray fox which aiso a . oi a T} > iif a. is ee a. ie aen™ closing Ovi if ross fox Coats Buttons in Back. is tive COR = tablished he front or 7 where pro- side reveal t : the material , tweed / sions to | Cars, compa stole of | ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __. coat is cut go as to afford. maxi- mum protection. with’ material where you fieed it. I: has a diag- onal slash to get it out of the wa) of motor levers. GENERAL MOTORS SALES GAINS Alfred P. Sloan Jr pre sident of (jeneral Motors, in a statement sarding February “Retail sales by our deale: in February compared with * - 1926,.and 59.57 Dok al Sa ws. Sa 5 = jarv sales dealers t red wkKh uary. 1926, and 49,146 ary. 1925." . Need Money? what tor or how much! We will lend it to you. NO ENDORSERS NEEDED! Just your note. $25 te $1000 in 10 minutes on your car or fur- niture. Property left in your possession. No matter Your car need not be all paid for. We will pay off old notes. advance you more cash and cut your monthly payments in half! See us today! Open Till 9 YAHLEM FINANCE CORP. ’ 1035 N. Grand Heavy Duty Jixnt, 3224, BSS «| S=EE% 3x43, 29x4.40 Balloon t ods > Ly ~ 5@x3'4, Heavy | 4 i-wray Tube aga a Yeu can sew famous G tewn Radig Contes « ™ Bess easy payment a now only * le /ROLET { ———— The Beautiful Fisher Body ~a host of COACH improvements New AC Air Cleaner New AC Oil Filter New Heavy One-Piece Full-Crown Fenders New Windshield Pillars” (Narrower tc prowde perfect, clear vision New Bullet-Type Head- lamps New Tire Carrier New Coincidental Lock (Combinatona igniton aod Stcering Lock New Remote Control Door Handles New Duco Colors New Gasoline Gauge New Radiator New Bodies by Fisher New Windshield on Open Modes New and Improved Transmission New Brakes and Clutch Pedal Closure (Preventing excessive dra om floor of car New Universal Joint Seal New Hardware New Running Boards C tion, fine quality all time! ST. LOUIS DEALERS Allen-James Motor Co., 7800 Forsythe Bl., Clayton, Mo. Big Four Auto Co., 2218 S. Jefferson Av. J. H. Brown & Sons Chevrolet Co., Halls Ferry and Chambers Road Century Auto Co., 7502 Michigan Av. fs os Craft-Merello Warner Co., Normandy, Mo. Flint. Chevrolet Co., 4714 Delmar BI. Gilliam-Epstein Chevrolet Co., 5929 Easton Av. Gravois Motor Corp.,. 6820 Gravois Av. : Hilmer-Belcher Chevrolet Co., 1163 S. Kingshigh- way BI. ee ae Re oe “ A T The most beautiful Chevrolet in hevrolet history — . MacCarthy-Pardue Motor Co., 6320 Delon Withthe beautiful Chevrolet Coach reduced to $595, you no longer need to deny yourself the luxury of owning a closed car of true distinc- and modern de- ' sign. The Fisher Body is spacious, comfortable and finished in lasting lustrous St. James Gray Duco. And like all other Chevrolet models, the Coach provides Chevrolet’s world famous smartness, power and dependability, enchanced by a host of new quality features and me- chanical improvements. Come in! See the greatest closed car value of In 2 addition to these be University City prices include thele han — and 3 Reller Chevrolet Co., 7239 Manchester Av. Maplewood, Mo. e North Side Chevrolet Co., 4333 Warne Av. Orthwein Motor Corp., 3016 Locust BI. Reichardt Motor Co., Webster Groves, Mo. Wells Motor Co., 3008 N. Grand BI. EAST ST. LOUIS DEA diarding Motor Co., 622 St. Lotis Av. Standard Chevrolet Co., 1351 State St., at ¥ Low a giways 3°" ng rence as xacrieys i“onst ov Ria PDR Ses hee. ABW RL IE mp da ite ence m NING OF PRIVATE Ni * S 1S INCREASING tne Stet. Est pecially, merous Adv Tania’ of rease Im tee Moe : as and two-car §arages msa to be that oth- ewner who is desirous of space in that two-car §a- garage development an pases - in dis- y ers two-cat nOwneyrTs a5 rt the Many house ™*s eetment. - damaged fin- rusted hard- letting @ rots Taxes $922.231,000. the S nclair, ther oll coem- Can moteor- ’ $322.5 ‘ owning’ | yp Sbiles Mowrists’ “Does What Gasoline Cant are sOometim: Filling Statior BENZO-GAS u We try to ust our distributors. made a mistake, GAS to this part tions where its sz We do not as “we or anyone él All we ask is tha

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% tinsel weal =— ST.LOUIS PIST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 20, 1927 3 | ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH PAGE ® {ford maxi-| | Re: | nh material | 3 oe \ F PA Ww T k H d and st ine the vehicie: of tarti. | ues at Sea gO ee -s ie Oo it ew Truck Headquarters CONTINUAL FFFORT «| SSstipPat ith, St" foe em aes ance PROPER WAY TIT AT ME body, anc the © . : ' « } and the measurement of Much of the work of the engi- Careful setentific studies of. Your positior at the wheel, par : iC Designed to Save ri sounds.arisiag from various vibra- neers has a direct bearing on the headlight illumination have been | ticularly in winter, is a large tac ES GAINS , wee tme oe ti BP) the engine and driv- safety of ths occupants of the ve- Mage and others are in progress. | tor in safe driving. The proper . , ~~ —— Sy Seen een. hicles and of other users of the A Unique headlighting scheme is | position for a driver if ‘10 _ si! i president of ) } eS | G squarely behind tbe wheel and to Statement re- ; % c : 1p Two-C; ar ain Up to 80 Per Cine’ in - Efficienc in W the periodica!} Vibrations of the en- cations for materials. to many rec- in combination with similariv col. sit erect instead of reclining on . Sa VS: . 3 , cnon sit p al “P} yY est R E A re eet ruck ranch head- "Per the truck drivers. Tt is fur- in this fleld of engineering has been “°° ‘'Sip Ping. > : i ate z eo we - iil ci ami CLI€ ‘Ye? in > ioh fre ; ail 232} Cause Lne eves OL the ariver ao . | a - bam | easy payment plan. | always seem | sieuk att cues ca 2 y and will be equipped the building. will be fenced in and iad amr Mieadiel atin th ‘5k ee, Crest sso! high-frequency vibm- adh adinek ‘tsenadiven calcd ys 15,000 Miles Guaranteed 302314 .. $7.65 | 30x3% .. 84.76 | ee. San ia» desiroul | wi Nee bathed time and labor-sav-| used fo: tenting aed tadiertine. ae ee : ‘ Lae sect 8 tions in the engine. Some engines aa ' angus Se yuicKly to SOK3 14 $8 95 aexe:te $11. 35 Sixt ... $13.40 | soi3% 0.8. 86.08 Se. a 1} ? a Car a- ¥ > at. +a ‘ va" — o — a" ‘ ioe (2 cor ‘- ate , tf le " ee ‘ e Ss t ¢ ti ° € I 7 eS } ’ Sit } » ‘ . 65 | THE STA TIRE 00. ‘ ? in hat two-t fa ing devic es, according to F. J. Har- rhe stockroom will be located on nn ie are now mounted on cushfons on raiaha jehtheg. S in intensity of the | ag . meng te -* 73 34 Rix4 o.48., 810.20 Te TIRE ¢ Ine, pe spac : } mon. the building is designed solthe west side of the building sai S. oe j the frame tO prevent. transmission . gE. Heavy D. $14.95 Balloon $1 8.55 Stx4 0.8., $10.60 Chorlins Bros. . o* two-car garage deve lopment that every [oot of space is used to’ will he equipped with fireproof stee} The preliminary work has been of vibration to the frame. Much of the headlighting trou- | SBu4 $15, 75 ‘ eek $22 10 TUBE a | oe SS ee 0.8, $3 N. EB. Cor. 234 and pss a. hed as great an extent in advantage. Trucks enter at a re-/ bins. devoted largely to the development Squeaking, chattering and grunt- ble is asserted by state motor ve- os ae fe Get Our Prices and study of instruments for meas- of brakes, which nois are ; le ; ities: re t | ear $ 5 mean $ 5 The for Aine ; ' ch noises are a hicle authorities to resu! from 3°x4 8.9 Ud | Balloon 6.9 Tire, Size for Size on Other Sizes sa m2 Wee we as in the suburban eng ceiving door which opens and closes The new building and ground are : wet , ing :, ne ngs Yany hoi une owners Huila electrically. che truck is received owned by the Internationa! Har- uring Vibrations of the engine, common Source of much annoy- cheap“and poorly made lamps, to - Sunday Free Service at All Stores—Belleville, Springfield, Danville, Il, and St. Joseph, Mo., Dealers Write. rt J gt 9 +t an investm ent there by an inspector, who makesa vester Co. The expansion was made transmission and driving gears.’ ance to car drivers and passengers, failure of car dealers to make sure olinnnen rd a The expens’ n dama ged fin- note of all the work to be done On necessarv. Harmon sit fPes. by the body panels and roef. of accelera- are undergoing imvVestigation. Kx. that cars are delivered to purchas- ee rusted hard- it, and is then taken by the in-' steady growth of the-company’s tion and deceleration when Starting periménts are being made in the’ ers with the head lamps properly of the was By the use of these instruments highways. This applies to specifi- that of using two-color headlamps | RO SS eget ea aR pin February, ’ : — Sa Sasee .* 44 be the cost of a privale ga ered by tests, through the use of will retain the service station at of 5 . een $e. = -- = pt one —— — —— e To say no! thing of the tire mileage registers on the shopmen’s 2500 North Ninth street. The Fas: ’ ; $ == - Z = pe » from worry about the co! oe ankles, that mechanics in the aver-;}St. Louis branch will also be re- X . PWR. OE LLL ES ALLL NOLES + GEOL ALLEL ELE ALLL AE ILL TN A NLA AE Let HE eT Nae ip ae ata te ls ileal bea Ny. Nella retest: tte acetanilide lial ay dicen: aalilelactnna tlie paints cme. drestiahagt ty oe . ee i 2 See ee a en acer TNC AR SOc 8 — han Riis CAs trees Som — ” oe . — —_ —s fe which one may tind .ni age shop walk from three to six! tained. oi tbe morning. miles per day going to and from, The motor truck division will be , 8-85 Coupe, $2,655 0-85 Seven P Passenger 8-85 Cabriolet, $2,655 6-65 Phaeton, $2,295 too, the Pp the trucks to berthes and master’ removed from 2508 North Broad- an, $2,655 %3 5 ae ‘ bie aa . . " % . . : ssi | ‘ing has ‘n machines located in other parts of; way to the new building as soon as nts and fjmancine : 2 | , ~_ bmildi 5 AS this hileaoe j « ‘ - ¢7 12 come |10 miiding. AS this Mileage is all all of the equipment has been in- hina OLE LEN ALE LLNS ELEC LAL SELLE LES ELLE DE SL LIOEE LE ARO ELIE ADE LES DS LNG ER ELIE ALE 0. BY MERE NIE 0 NR NR wi in pate Seeded from auton obiles fact, things have come lost time and is charged against} stalled. “4: a 3 In | *T , SESS .. a% : i ft the point where a car owner ‘ne customer, the Har\ ester Com- iililiitaaiaii | . hardly afford to go without his pany now provides a special porta- INNOVATION BY HUDSON ; _ td , wnea piece of , ble bench Oo! each workman garage if he own ‘ ; Ba large enough to hold one equipped with a vise, jack, creeper, In the past 15 vears the Hudson ah ee sAci ts ¢ r° s re } : 4° or . . + ¥ : electric wall Oc Ke are placed 915—The first touring limou-| (os OUR: 4, VA EPS Pa Sea EERE A ege xp a . ‘of new ideas to the automobile in- a ee 4 ee Wa ‘ any pr ice. REP Ee 1x Vv PY es eee lact ven! , re. When a truck is placed in the 16 he firs upes yp ——— tnt +e } ) motor with fully balagced crank- tall. 4the bench is located at the 4 : iV .. (rare io . . } i ported by ids most convenient point nearest th2j; °*t4!¢- | # Motorists’ Taxes S$922.251. 000. part of the truck to be worked} 1919——-The first speedster. . Figures compiled by the Sinclair, | upon. Thius, the mechanic has his 1922—~The first coach. Uda i} j an endard Texas a! 1 other oi] com- complete set of equipment handy, i923—The first closed car at nies sliow thal American motor-,and within five or six feet of his; ope! ar prices. ms were assessed a total of $922.- job. -Mileage records show that, |924-—The first manufacturer to a 1,000 during last year tor owning ‘his svstem has cut the time used! contentrate on one model—the Es- % Wie operating their automobiles by the workman in walking froni|sex coach. a sine. ~ 7 Be 4 D J OR oe ke ee on) ee eee a edete 8 . ¢ 7 WARNING! . we bs > 2 * RI Re ee eee ed ee ae ee SOK RALEIGH Callan NEG HO. Fh Saft bP oon ee to all users of - % Ones what “4 oe —amazing @¢@ eau Cant ° a low prices | The Touring 5 25 } : Ate yf | $ saen Sedar f | ‘ + ~ q ff Teen if : | | = f | « Jigs ro = “1/1 ag 6-45 Brougham or a - . . | | eg? = 1005 sis in the new Paige line ofi Sixes and —* _ Noteworthy among the newer Paiges eee: ~ 87 5 | : | . , , Cabriolet - l | Ch an co €: | Paige quality. Hy tremendous swiftness with unbelievable 3 : The motors are larger, and silence, because of much lower engine iis Cone’ « $62 5 HERE are 20 charming botly types © the finest clubs and drawing Service Station | 6-45 Brougham at $1095, 1 the 88 OO and color combinations on four chas- 695 The Sedan * - 69 Limousine at $2795, is of traditional 2, ED ice Rh eB RD AAT ats NAS RIE sh» SA xia \ | $ 5 Q 5 bs oe MORE MILES Ae REAL | SF i ' | - “ae All Pricas f. a. by Dero The Coach - y Fhe | Motor Fuel Eights—and every single one, from the are the 8 cylinder cars with an entirely These new Paige cars climax 18 success- equipped with such desirable improve- Speeds. They set new standards of gaso- The Landau - 745 | | ful years of fine car building. They aré fpents as bronze-backed bearings, bal- line economy, and length of car life. They | are sometimes necessary because . the most beautiful and the best perform- —_., .eqcrankshaft, air cleaners,silentchain tank high among the world’s finest motor 1-Ton Truck » $495 Filling Station Distributor fails to give ing Paiges ever built. Paige quality and timing. Paige-Hydraulic 4-wheel brakes cars, European or American. (Chassisonly) Paige performance are traditional — ‘tant néuil t UTon Teack ‘« $395. BENZO-GAS users satisfactory service. Puiracans haveditegiteendoenddts te Call in soon and see this charming style (Chassis only) , ; array. You will fd one car exactly capable and enduring. And yet thesenew _ Paige bodies are beautifully moulded and y. fp Balloon Tires now standard We (ry to use great care in selecting Paiges add quite as much to the Paige exquisitely finished. Paige interiors rival “suited to your requirements, your taste, on all models. All prices 4 ~ our distributors. When we find that, we have : ) and your pocketbook . Flint : uality as they do to Paige beduty. the luxury and perfect good taste of your poc . f.0.b. Flint, Mich. | made a mistake, we refuse to supply BENZO- ’ In’addition to these low = GAS to this particular Service Station. ey. The prices Chevrolet’s delivered 7 | lowest an metimes ) = a oy —-_ location abd om | This action on our part ape tg Ke ete fi . Most Beautiful Car nieasd avetiahte. : results in untrue statements as to why it is no ) > ows | higes” longer posssible to buy BENZO-GAS at sta- ongsare Passenger | 6-75 Cabriolet, $1,995 in merica Pardue Motor Co., 6320 Delmar Bly | _ tions where its sale has been discontinued. : ae | ; We do not ask you to believe what — i. WIL SON MOTOR CAR CO. olet Co., 7239 Manchester Av. : = , ood, Mo. . “| _ "we or anyone else says about BENZO-GAS. | - 2921-23-25-27 Locust BI. 4. Krauss, President Chevrolet Co., 4333 Warne Av. ‘ All we ask is that you try it, use it and form ce il ea as Geo. otor Corp., 3016 Locust BI your own opinions. Open Evenings and Sunday Phone: JEfferson 1438 *9 o | otor oe: Webster Groves, Mo. ’ BENZO-GAS as the REAL : Lafavette Garage, 2716 Lafayette : Seve Matos See Co. | l *9 e d Bl. " achter otor Car Ce., 2: pravois 1 CS ouis Av. Fast St. uis Se ogenn wee Motor Fuel 365 Days a Year Wachter Motor Car Ca, 231 | 131 St. Lewis Av, Bast St. Ke 0., - ran . . M: | ~ONE FILLING will convince you! ST. LOUIS DEALERS) 14 BENZO-GAS MOTOR FUEL COMPANY otor Co., 622 St. Lodis Av. 4 ST: LOUIS, MO. evrolet Co., 1351 State St., at sneer ~ 665 Roadster, $1,495 6-65 Brougham, $1,395 O15 Phecton, $1,655 645 Cabriolet, $1,295

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el. as tiie | ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | ’ PAGE 10 pe ; STL p PATCH SUNDAY MORNING. MARCH 20, 192+ ~ 7 ; ————s; OUIS POST- DISPATCH_ . —| AUBURY EXPORT ORDERS GAIN’ 0. M. FEUERBACHER x } ne q , eee = : Le? , wh ,, Ps as ; | . i a ¢¢m the Chrysler gala | ome * " ee ; we ie vi Gc a Mi ig te ee sat | : ° WeAlad> epi. - ~, ‘a : ;report points out that taxes, pur- er. has been expanded fees , . | }, » ? 4 } - : ~ ph Dinca . 7S : chase cost, poor roads, labor c@hdi- | reverbacher. Inc: @ wens Gray Hair BS ie Bas a, ca ee ee Pa ke ee tions and a Himited utilitv use for ee _ | Make for Longer Car Life and 1 BES estates" ape oa Se ¢ motor cars have. hampered the fe-| ng Joseph F = 7 Ti ee aes . 7 a ag ae S : organizing the new aune __.: Barber Tells How Any 1. More Satistactor | Boer 5 ner “\ S sas Se mand in the foreign market. i\ i JE LIOI « oh . SE Oe ne oe , > Oe a a ei . i. ey , 4 oan : . eee : ; 3 ee ns ea 2% . ) It is the opinion of E. L. Cord, H. Landgraf ig gee ~ 7 Prepare It in 5 Minutes. t inte 4 Ris fe . president of the Auburn Co., that Manager. 2 / “y EB = anne . ; ¢ & 4 many of these obstacles rapidly. hk oenig-Feuerbacher 4 ee " man or woman can easily look | RE ere 2 here oe, - ‘5 : a OS) aay Pie wean be Oy Be ee thik dy i H : r eS a ) . % a ‘ Ka > ie ~2.% rr nr 7 . + rr mw , - 4 we ~ ; A U L I N G ; . ah et ro8 | ba = Sen —_ “was veces “ ™ me ey = . Peg ‘gape . al are he ing’ overcome. tie points [oO te f: om Ohio and Bis ats A years younger by simply’ Filters and rectifiers_as a Tmo + Poe ees bs : Ss OO EINE CERI le Pree the unusual increase in export ‘arger. bette ial od — No. 17 3 8 LOUIS, MO. “4 ; ~ nl: 2 al ' Se . . ” re am ¥ apo o & inal . all equippeg ms tpecir gray, faded, OF | bile accessories are devices of com- : _—— OT ng i pea yi hipment to substantiate his the- 64096 South Gran@ hesseun : = . ' | ea i) GP Se ec ae ie ee ea : The firm's fermi aim E bsir. This is now — to “ Do aa “ ni iat ee 4it ia >. m2 4 * : . we aes roe ' $ se a Os YS iy SES NR Se se ie Smee ; ‘ ” . - : rec pe Vv GRAAL ABEL ASD, APIIOORLE 0 fC aA BANOS . oto ICN RR Sete compemttaratee en scheduled for March one ntl with a is grven oY & By 2 = ~ ~ At11a7 es ;| 74 PET VI OVS ei ; ory vy ¥. ; i es Afi i , ~ J + J ct o4 uA ++ ‘ Ae largest concerns in St. Louis tor 27 years. ‘utes lal hich nee pam | Gt yaaihe ee ob ie cia it 7 a 2 nenaner hody and character for the land found its way into tne 011. tain a temperature which wiil.re- the se of tnmese aevices. 50 Much merely a few drops - 4 % ss oo den : F f a ati . aie - +? * ; Ans. * _o “ , . a , 4 . “ ; ‘ ? PTi}s ’ ’ ] " = > +) e rb ett a Aiba bY renewing the oil thr : es ‘ | if | 3 ese device: move all . liluee beca ihe bette! re ing tn ii, threads of the ‘ing ’ sit. . é , - a > ! a mPRor 2p maga te ve -— a er vee 1 Rn REE ED IF cet RR I tai ap Apher apts lipligee” orig oi ot oa DY i. oe ; » Te ‘4 . 7 we ¥ « “4a The International line He has purchased nineteen (19) hauling units. re iat G6 Oe tl content, 2 ae ee oe a on ne bane ont cine eel, Cane eed es ee a a ' sting cial Delivery «Speed Ai , | >| SEC 1 Viat eTS, Howe e ] *U Us i 4 ; mes - 4 i br Pos!am. “sed > success : is 9 yale fully for twenty and ru ; od f : 7 maa. ike ial - Salis 2 wtp 4 dit adnoe nn ae ae ee te ee he ee 4 * We ar Sere w EE — mer = ane ly dk, Se ee ® —e Et RBar Re a ee apt omercrmseg mu cal So ei ‘hm x ie ee re eS aie . >, r > «4 : GS ARES. 2 pen OPP whe SG Ven Vinglednns ine pantie bakin — SSI PP cfadeenncging ts cette Wi ae nie niente pert amie iebeaggenaget > - ed F ae x ¥ x a 7 ie a ew) " 7 * ¥ ae Bo CS ee the SE EE Ty Ra DRE Oe amen eee ie As Ee hie a CR eg ante ho lie “ve let . ? urd se oe iA ae ee et eee va my hg ety ager 36 Fi - Hye oe k Ne anenstee Hamm in the last five vears. ° quality is impaired by the accumu: —_ -_ + _ meiai par : _—_——_— = == == =e oe oes ao _—— se «e — {No other writing is necessary). slishe qd Yt | s 7 : ; a : yam. It mut bo) — (= = a EP em ae ee) ee ae): a ae lee ae —_— ee «ee ae : : : INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER COMPANY i i j OF AMERICA ! UINCOMPORATED | i W. «ith St, New York, % ¥, i Druggists Sell Poslam ! Neighboring Factory Branches : GQuiney,. Ti. Springfield. 11. Terre Haute, Ind, Memphis, Tenn. ; | Little Heek, Arh. *pringticid, Mea. KHaneas (City, Mo. ; of these undesirables. | “al el ing 1 ave appeared the fil- | : ee that Draw Crowds ———F vores N 1 and Sway Buyers —79f Ruptured ~: A New Velie-Built Six | | JafryThis Free == . : Little wonder Dodge Brothers Motor Cars today et eae “enough, At an amazing ly low price are accorded such widespread and enthusiastic GN BReto: Loree or Small sad You | Batis commendation— e #4 o * Convin ced The ccands ail for such distinction ge Free to Prove This) sex ae Smart new body lines and attractive color com- e aed: a : ae & 73-F Main St. Adams Ny | =OOeEEE binations ' a a free trial of his ventas ear to | ae oe we . aa as . . irae $ A new seating arrangement that provides still RE tece'oer so that the opening | hour am ‘ aie or. tras. . ple a | 50 and | a= more roominess and comfort— | | (EMEP done away with. Don't neg- | that Bam ee "waa | eel) eae > eee _ 0. B. C | i | i : : what is the use of wearing | | | | | Wim7 o A new clutch, simple, sure, silent— FP 8 voor ite?” Why sutter | manuiie i 1 | | Wi ihesses sseemecereces : ‘ere a Hoses the risk | ago. b.. —atlf ‘ | ——— a | PASE) TE p 1M I1t be | re ; . og band in cen ‘rtle rupture, N ee ee OO Softer pedal action, easier gear shifting— | aH operating tablet, kt heatees| . ax: : ee nee mae ————————— == ae . are datly running’ the best | : a... Decause théir rupe let gaan . TT : Quicker acceleration, still greater steering case— See ua eee ’ — “ / ee . ae it te cer- ) panies @ 5 ii thing and hag) lic. * Of ruptures that | More rigid engine support—and smoother per- “3 ; hig as @ male tee fo pene formance— =" ey im thal. nee. using the . ’ ' rf q : eres . “uch tar@wers from ” New, silent-type muffier— i emuirely free g i. é Bes malay Sturdiness and dependability made still more pro- nounced by vital betterments in body construc- tion and in the propeller shaft, differential and c. x ~— “PONT SUFFER FROM Features Not Found in Any Other 6-Cylinder, 4-Door Sedan with 56-Inch Tread at Its Price Add to these the new five-bearing chrome vanadi- g villc ch Ulcers &% The most powerful car at its price. S$ Onl , ; niy motor with Lanchest : eee 2 Only valve-in-litad mae heey eer priced = dempenes. ester type vibration | um crankshaft, with its remarkable improvement under $1 y radiator capacity of 434 gallons ; , , > 1 " S Only motor with forced pressure lubrication to 7 Only four-wheel Lockheed hydraulic brakes in engine performance, the excellent new start cylinder, valve mechanism. elie heat indicator on dash. — ing and lighting system and many other recent greater pi 9 Only car with 1824 inches of if | 4 The strongest construction. 1@ Lowest cost—price and weight considered. bett d 4 —— Think of this beautiful new Velie as distinctly in the “fine car” aa ae a — oe woe eae way ee } “4 : . wtler w ~ nina stomach | pe . Notice ia ean with the silent, cure Goned prec hn,” eater mean i | proclaim today’s car— | So oo ney bok, ee ee) costlier motors. i . wife's ice c : edge ° 2 Be a : sé , a of ... -° Of extreme custrite. the comb Then realize that Velie is able to bring this car ost at an amazingly low price because The finest Dodge ever built!” ese Seach. or “we wilt post: | sulted tar of quantity production (61% more in February, 1927, than same month last year). Mad | J sen: hae been used la | emt it entirely in the Velie plant, it is uninfluenced by outside sources of supply—enother ca ee vom buwtin - factor in its low cost. A visit to the Velie dealer will give you a new ond senate a -— “yeh : : ian al demeeecor enlua olutionary stangerc Sedan . “'“¢ Gur treatment - few | tt ° 2 Velie Motor Sales Co. of St. Louis; 4647 Page BI. MII 5s o, 4 min so og fa : edeciace Denies — | - jae rate, th Wolfe's Uleer and er, as thert ] Desirable Territory Open for Dealers } sre acta 5 : Tate Morn? Company, xt ~ ss A Sbaciate Dealers: F > : 3 = at x oe er, as iat een TOWNSEND MOTOR et - HERCULANEUM. MO WASHINGTON at GARRISON 6701 Olive Street Reed = == ee * salielaction—gou TES 41 TY eae Si, wes ‘* i = ersen a & ba "aes i SOUTH BRANCH, <626 GRAVOIS ‘TURNBULL MOTOR C@& | ; ry Riverside 5460 TROY. MO. = T } WEBSTER GROVES BRANCH i | aa nnd ct se zis Me oe aood Ar TURNBULL BUSHMAM oe —T . fESster 3211 : 3 ei 2 _ ST CHARLES, 9O UNIVERSITY Ci REPRESENTATIVES: We Also Sell Dependable Never before’has the Velie Pranchive been so valuable. If your serritory happens te be open investigate ? Used Cars

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ADERS GAIN’ 0. M. FEUERBACHER JOG =f > : : yim che © KOENIG. IN CHRYSLER cesses : _.. ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH __ SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 90, 1927____ _____ ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH | PAGE 11 : here the loads of a! on! ee oo ee. | the bedrings go up|eral Motors cers using the har- it has been adopted on at least’ appearance of the motors which| six-cylinder design. There ate some | of bearings, but even f more than | be . The Koenig Motor Co., ee, - ers for closed | whieh ae H Mi | ery rapidly with the increase IN monic balancer facia 4» tWO other cars ee): allel , | : oe ter. Several othe: ier cars, one of which is ende Government | been the Chrysler South 7s 2 ome ixture qa piston speeds. De ieee ate cklbaed aie hhde” Giisly Sith in price and ina othe reek reams i ny he mosis who cling to the smaller number! bearing dimensions are larger. taxes, pur- er, has been expanded into Kos | i Gea ee incorporat- | chester frictional balancer which! is in the moderate price clasg. six is now accepted by more mak-. ed all these changes in its engines, | ; k - This year about marks the dis-’ ers than ever before as typical of | ae SN ail , . 2S s, labor céndi- | Feuerbacher, Inc., oO. wes of a cens Gray Hair New in ' but many st them aia Teaortt ‘is a device mounted on a cran | m OR. E. R. VAN BOOVEN, Dentist utility use fOr} nacher ; . . joining Joseph Fr K a4 re shaft, in which there is a slippin ; - Ke ed sev oxi: geal cee aati Barber Tells How Any tise, eens. hak sates Gene have | uuted reseggpin ss ee Mahm, miele rgd bes 4 4 OLIVE ST ave | q te 61 SA > £5 « ie IG organizing the new firm, ie oe ay = ube ; “ ‘ I ’ a are It in inutes. gone u T ; et ae Re oe ae H EA L | E | a) UP i. Landgraf is secretary ana, o Prep D. he fact that many of, tion. The movement of the part RAN C ' ee PER and LOWER PLATE. rg | | : Without Extractions. ONLY tr bf E. L.. Cord, CRO BRIDGE- the companies have found it nec- GOLD WNS and 00 . +6 m | i pee Bees rts py she = can easil leak | changes the period of the shaft, Drink cles rapidly , K oenig-Feuerbacher Tae, 2 haat or woman y essary to- take precautions never with the résult that the vibration | N ae ee > De | eas WORK, per toot aN , . ws , : ’ — , “ « i Mf g ’ . . (ge t younger by simply | before used by them to guard iis broken up. -This device, origi- | aii mae urkish Baths t my «0 - os a He pdints to move from Ohio and 2 be y years : a 4 jarge : ' / against vibratio bears | Ww _* Bess om et poe rem geaw th. - — a gray, faded, He Ln l very clearly. n dears this out! nally used on some of the higher- | t ~~. _ a all fztractions. ONLY 5% ws ‘ eS y hair. is is now easy to ; F ‘priced British cars, has been in use | BELCHER HOTEL | ! in and These--EXAMINATION FREE. B8OUKS:. The firm's formal ope We aieh with a recipe given by a By THE AUTO EDITOR. F The Tarmonic Balancer. in this country for years on some} Fourth and Lucas : Rep sT Rak nee ase over Huu REPAIRED. or —========= | scheduled for March 36 I | We see this year all of the Gen. | | ail but ahout ing in the evening and on g Cincinnati barber. Marked refinement of the inte- > Sven- ' of the highest priced cars. Lately, . — ~ — ——/ ’ ' | women visitors. emf y take a half-pint of water,| 1. of the new Star sixes immedi- ’ a Rr é eS e of bay rum, %4 ounce liter or recti- | — { ron a small box of Bar-| 2tely is noticeable. Upholstery is) in the quality | . sete os ia | LUBRICATION iS N IS VITAL § Leound. Shake and it is ready| now soft, pretty mohair. Window safe side and | eS «These saapoyere can “" gills, window panels, instrument N ‘ices to extend Operating gar of the @ yaaa ot drug stores at tr! ing cos and inside of cowl are in mahogany EW PRICE sriod of the oil. | sy stem, regardless of type, aid Leg 7 to the hair stoped ce th rs finish. i - _ enew the oi] make, should b SPMeaitg] mixture —_— y Bree Me oI A ON ance you have.| be kept in efficient conan set rub oft pee mend b. un de ' . | ive-rassenve ae : sa A rear quarter of interesting Four-P ger poscsteen $2425.00 4 . | : -Fassenger Kunabout— $2530.00 ee ee ee hether the de- relining. Primarily, howevdes o the mark or! i imporatnee of oiling the brak i ; / character is a feature of the sport | linked with safety. ’ at ve sedan on the Auburn 8-77—smaller | of the two Auburn eights— shown | by the Mound City Auto Co. This. car is done in custom style, | throughout. || A double bead, striped with gold, 4 wm | sets off the upper body, tapering | ie SP OMEN in AERA ET SIRS BERN NA ANS ENT NY I NN a STE Gk ARR REET oe eM RTTS. \ italy MORE >, - i nana citi: sdseadlbanar este vatiteagt i. enmbee nian ednonirrinautinass —" eri pi Aeti Rargar one at the front into a single bead that runs up over the hood, and at the | rear also, becoming a single bead. 2 x | ar Skin Remedy | This model really has a three- | , ini dy is in| - heads, blemishes ana. color finish. The lower body Sire u quickly and blue. The belt within the double | “by Poslam. "sed success | bead is in a darker blue. The top | fully for twenty); and running gear are in black. years. It must be! good. Thousands of | unsolicited letters) RESERVE POWER from delighted users | tell of amazing suc-| cess. Let us prove. to you free that nL 192/ MODELS: Poslam will clear your - skin. ba i PEDO NS LIC RORAARA LT 8 PAGED AO rg PB re EA ES REIL LOS PROP BOO NEO Be. ed REE Proof Sample! | we | amazing improvement within og Attained Partly Through F t 0 tio . . Deke tor enous trint ao | Greater Piston Speed and Simply mail your name and | oe - . (No other writing is necessary), Higher Compression. Sample Desk, Poslam Co., oe a W. % the charge drawn into the engine | : w~ . t new start- a. 16 Days’ Trial} cylinder, Moro power is wrung true beauty, real comfort and recog- The average value of all cars turned in A 3 oO ; b ° : : FEE A | eee teley for FREE | ccster piston epoeds ind boonuse| | nized distinction. | on Packard Six purchases last year was___tion for four or five years, as against BP tticulars eee oo | But the price of the Packard six h $740.00. Suppose you have an average buying short-lived, lesser-priced cars ‘why owners NS wih ini cxstaen improved, the intake manifold ts pol 11. 3 used car. Then its value will more than every year or two — © when we C an positive ly ase ne more efficient, and more knowl- held them back. They have been lured cover the down payment ona Packard . “4 Ulery back. We guar-| edge of the natural laws governing ; ind MM reife tice” and Acidosis Treat- | again and again into the false econom : in a cs : Secret SEO ETN © Gisttor imorone: an facnmientity purchasing cars of td Six Sedan and:at most your monthly Today’s Packard Six is the finest car oH siment has bees’ 8 .c°ef | ments in the manner in which the | . . . payments would be but $167.00 for a Packard has ever built, excepting only Bi or iese troubles for over, 21 | fuel is handled during ignition and than first grade. They have paid the ' . ae meas MSU" 40°- | Combustion. | price of the Packard Six—but never Ye@!: And that figure includes inter- the present Packard Eight. It is the .$ 983.00 . | ie pec or ae Piston Speed Higher. | Suilied-one est, insurance and all other charges. If same car—without a change—whi¢h ‘4 “2B « ome the severe pain, vomit- : ' | } ° . : : 1036.00 . <a is and ‘agonies, : an hartselle el * your used car is above the average your prior to March 1st sold for $335 more. . 1169.00 | Bs 02 restrict yoirselt tons | (hat the ee secon. rare But now the price of the Packard Six monthly payments would be corre- May we tell you what your present car - | i. “a eat anyt . you | Me YE < a, ne ° Sf . nn - | Oe °C our treatment a few| it was a year ago. Were it not| five-passenger Sedan has begn reduced “ spondingly reduced. is wortn? : . ‘for the introduction of some new ae ; <t ae. 4 Ee Nem MCD oH Ayelet, ar 5. be ete . eR es ee EMRE ee Oe ae a is Treatmen bas been used in : Five to he able to eat |! . | ic when you were a chila? | models, it might have been greaty, . 7 Se URI ! : Trea: Fg h W: — s§ Ulcer er, as there are some concerns that | 8 . as ‘ g f wf} Associate Dealers: a ary little, F Seses pi aS. ae have increased the size of their en- | BERRY MOTOR CAR OMPANY TOWNSEND MOTOR co PS 34 ioe satich ve does not help! gines this year. | 6701 Olive Street Road Tae, “we take sour nord fe2| =~There are some notable changes. | | : ake . . Locust at T wenty-Second Street A UNIVERSITY =e |. a Vea a information. The piston speed of the car of this TURNBULL MOTOR CO. Pies Angeles, Califama * =| year is higher than it was in the | . TROY, . . | ear of a year ago. Piston speed is | aC increased in several ways. It ean TURNBULL-BUSHMAN . uard-~ be Increased by lightening the re-_ ar. , MO : a } ciprocating parts; such. as the pis- ae q sonst COLDS ind and the connecting rods. b) | oa increasing the size of the valves. ‘ = \ by increasing the compression, by ———- different timing and also by im- _, preving carburetion. With the, . | higher piston speedea ft is necessary | to take greater precautions against | vibration and also to see that bear- ing fits are more exict, because the tendency to Zbtate” and the =) GeO ARIE eee tee ABO RRR LIE CALI EA ep ITO LGN. LEE A SPEDE D OBE BE EVE NG RA, SIA i PO ow

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sind LOUIS POST-DISPATCH i Look Ten Years % 3 Weeks from Today ay . si SUNDAY MORNING. supper swal ‘WARNED NOT TO KISS pocs. ia OE the London medical ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH w geen Developing Pyorrhea From > NOTED SPEAKERS Lam. DEBATE WAR DEBTS S855. -omm | so extensively that H. R. Oswald, has is- people MARCH 20, 1927 campaign of education has d in his stand as do_ men, and a/ started. been PAGE 12 | | a les ro | MARGARET LEITER'S SON ee sites 1 It is square with REACHES HIS MAJORITY towers at each angie and a huge interior court yard, now covered in | Lord Suffolk Succeeded to Title and converted into a hall. Along | When Father Was Killed in the west front runs a great picture World War. gallery, built by the famous archi-_ By the Associated Press. tect, Inigo Jones. It houses one of ' LONDON, March 19.-—Lord Suf- | the most famous collections of old folk, whose mother is the former masters in England. Margaret Leiter of Chicago, has) Palestine Appcal Meeting. attained his majority. He succeed- DI ng Rabbi Sau! of Chicago, ed to the title at the age of 11, and Rabbi H. F. Epstein, of Cin- : to- | when his ag’ sia ae : a | previo: O., will be among the mouth by her Pekingese which she | be stylish and fleshy. The two dont g° World War. arlton ark, his } I \speakers at the final meeting of | x ‘was caressing. Veterinary surgeons | gether. But there is no need to be stout. You | country home, has recently beer, | ithe United Palestine Appeal tomor- | The war debts from differing | ‘ ‘ : | the scene of various coming-of-age ‘row evening in the Shaare Zedek | ‘standpoints will be tty ous nae) can have the stendes figure which fashion | celebrations. de | auditorium. Leon Gellman, editor | | Wednesday evenin demands and what’s more you can have it lovely g at th Chariton Park, & old | of the Jewish Record, will preside. lof the Foreign Policy preeteB bc jat the Chase Hotel, by Sir ciation | il “a | Paish, British financial expert, and | ‘former U. S. Senator Theodore E. | Burton, of Ohio. “The World’s | | Prosperity With a Special Consid- | ‘eration of the War Debts,” is ee subject of their speeches. | Sir George Paish, for-mraany years | ‘editor of Statist, and during the) ‘World War adviser to fhe British | Chancellor of the Exchequer, is an | BE SLENDER and Fashionable Fat and fad are mortal enemies. You can't “T have helped hun- dreds of women erase _ten years from their facial appearance in less than three @& ' weeks,” says Cather- & ine McCune, one of America’s foremost skin and beauty spe- cialists, ‘by the simple home use of my— ITHOUT CHANGE OF DIET OR UNNECESSARY EXERCISE Muscle Lifting ‘I am a licensed New York Physician. For years I have specialized in al = obesity and have treated thousands of men and women overburdened | N ALL my experience as a acne, _ Skin pits and | had ‘th excessive flesh. I prescribe for my patients so that their gen-| oe Lin. ‘anid t ions.’ ee be health will be improved as well as their weight reduced, Will | practicing skin and beauty | ‘. you take advantage of my great offer? ! specialist, | have never seen such vei xd ; FREE TRIAL TREATMENT AND VALUABLE BOOKLET a sensible and inexpensive meth- is an outstanding in ; Know from actual experience that my treatment will help you as it. od of restoring and retaining ‘ ‘has helped thousands of others. Read what a few patients say: at night while. the youthful contour of face ‘© 30 minutes dus MISS O. WHITLOW writes: “I have MRS. E. BATEMAN writes: “Have; and texture of skin. The treat- lost 76 pounds as result of your treatment taken your treatment and it is wonder- duces ae 1g attacks resulti: | advocate of the cancellation of the | fa. d herine icC system. | | . lif ment 1s sO Safe, SO sure and so how My y3 ‘inter-allied war debts and of trade! If you are suffering from eczema , 4"4 have never felt so well in my life fyl how it reduces. It does just as you hg hen , ow to restore- di | | Father Joh | Ryne | . | as I do now. say. I have reduced a pound a day easily applied in the privacy oi youthful freshness ‘by | | restrictions, and also pleads for or some other torturing, embarrass: | MR. S. SANTEE writes: “I have lost umd taal teen acipl : eget body becat { ithe grant of credits to financially | ing skin trouble you may quickly be | ere 7 ie td ravgids i> s* ye y, ye. ‘S ’ 5 * es “ >". fe, en ') S Doe ‘| in . ?. te 4 P he ft ss : st ies ‘ q is ms & Y ty as . + ie B not only 4 Sup germ, bu ‘The First ansttianten Makes Skin | strength as soc Cool and Comfortable. nell oar Ct. ine 9n sv nc ila ahah ghee tn naaighntnh ea Bit ayn wanghirmetiyhestin: Him Be bane ‘3 % +. ic * &> i be i +! e i i &. te ia FP he } : 22 . = : a i ee A te Address Third Generation is — Using Syrup Pepsin No Other Laxative Can Replace Dr. Caldwell’s in the Confidence of Those Who Use It s a a M _ pr eae ats ea Pape yg at he ame ’ asa Sok eer >: Co Ke me ES iene “a : ame a Ani SEP ete” MT A RRS, AO I a eta age ae og tes rh ar SOREL ce ae I np illest aie eee tomentaiin te, PR a a eRe NN Le re m - - i “d acy ~earonah ely , 7 , @+ -fiewe om - 3 - aa vad = ee er en perv ib Seapets ae cle WR a a cantietdia | tas J Senator Burton's views on the | 'debt question are opposed to those 'of Paish, and after both addresses, ‘Tl’ HERE are thousands of healthy, robust young men and women who have never in all their lives taken any other laxative for con- stipation than Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Ag sin. Their parents were given y their parents; the grandpar- ules are using it today. It is the one laxative ideally suited to all the family, safe for the little ones, effective in grown-ups, so com- pounded that elderly people who are constantly forced to take a laxative find increased dosage un- necessary. This wonderful consti- pation remedy has been used con- tinuously for thirty years, and over ten million bottles are now sold annually, the largest selling fam- ily laxative in the world! The cost . averages but a cent a dose. Every druggist sells it, and under a guar- money will be refunded. Millions of carefully conducted homes are never without a bottle of Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin. There is searcély a day that some- one in a family does not need it for constipation, torpid liver, in- digestion, biliousness, headaches, colds and other evidence of bowel obstruction. Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin is a scientifically balanced compound of Egyptian senna with pepsin and pleasant-tasting aronmtics. The formula is on the package. As the popularity of this natural vegetable laxative increases, the public dis- cards the harsher physics like calomel,/coal tar in candy form, salt waters and powders. Dr. Cald- well’s Syrup Pepsin empties the bowels more cleanly and without | there will be ' questions from the floor. | Chairman of the St. of the | cational. an opportunity for William L. Sullivan, Louis Branch Foreign Policy Association, at the dinner which Rev. . Dr. will preside is open to all may be obtained from Mrs. Thom- as G. Rutledge, place. The Foreign Policy Associ- ation seeks to inform Americans upon international problems which concern the United States. It pro- motes no propaganda and has no partisan interest, but is purely edu- Two speakers of varying viewpoints are always presented at the dinner and luncheons of the or- ganization. m Campus ‘Celebration Friday. The engineering department of interested. Tickets | 5086 Westminster | uli laugh! Lift off hard corns, corns, cotns between the toes éalluses. It doesn’t hurt a bit! ms Magic! Just drop “Free- on any tender, touchy corn, In- tly it stops aching; then shortly MAD PAINS AND corn rig) works li! A tiny ont a s Washington University will hold a | celebration and an exhibition of | freaks on the campus Friday after- noon. antee to do as claimed or your any danger. Write “Syrup Pepsin,’ 525 Washington St., Monticello, Illinois, for a free sample bottle. es _| 6/0 34-Ton Chassis f. o. b. - i, BILIOUS now,’?/trouble. tem of tl ‘*Wei! constant] twenty — found it ways us stipation can reco! medicine, dependab Thedfo of pure, : carefully tific labo full, unac original i Give it today, at , Price 23 QR about twenty years now,’*: says Mrs. D. M. Collins, of Myers, 8. C., ‘‘I have used Draught at intervals when I i need a medicine to relieve a @ condition, which was my ches etion. have been troubled with bad of biliou Often I suf- with bad pains in the pit of Stomach and nearly always would be accompanied by bad hes. These spells come on er so often. bout twenty of mine Sness, 4 i . = ; he oe - 4 : ey . 4 oe - 4 - 2 ss . ee 2 t I ee 3 : a a . + ase : : | is > & - og fe Sees | ae re UCma ed , — ie ¥ 4 Se of ; fe. ge © ¢ iv: '} % e ct os te Py : a ome 4 it & Bis we 4 ee op : "1 cP ¥ “J 5 Paar 2 5 2 ex = “aie - = ? ~e rE a £7 Fs m4 y ‘3 Le ’ gt y ‘ . os , thd , 4 bat = « Pak : = - ee a. em 5) B al r ai a ‘ 4 ee gua; . \ : 17a 2 Bie i ii SF . 4 im * : - é + oa ay i , y o “e 4 | P= ia is Ft : pt he 2 4 f ime y . R rae” es. se hed _- o ik. Ne us hoe Se, 4 " 7 ; : rs os a - it ol 4 Se S ee. : jets 4 ~ 2 ee YF : 1aB : na > * tee | eat 4 a 7 ua 4 Su $i 4 34 ; ‘Tt - : a 4 : 1 ; + +} a2) a 3 Fs ra Sa . hie ; te A + at | : s : : ; - f ye t y + F : : | 4 fb * : Pome Mey at P. at . Hickman, Ky. F. G ‘ Seibe . Granite ton" kot Ra ce aes abies ~ vay ete Di pttopaen. exe ipa ate k at Child’ ’ Taal Sick, , Cro m, % Mother! Renee aie cola from te , 5 California Fig Syrup’’ at once if t pace pinata AEE pear dt ic ete es stamnentanies dintenate sei ite enn seeronael eee ites A Seas Seba A tn Rigs ab . Bas a ee 9 AE RNG: haheciee Ay ay ohn ; 7 + 2%, a : Graham Brothers Trucks ave built in 3%, 1, eo SIRE 5000 Gravois i Wen Sg B peovinn, cross, listless, pale, P, doesn’t eat or act nat- feverish, stomach sour, . MeKee & Son "i has Sstomach.- -ache, sore Mack's G i hoea, Dale Motor Sales. ..... Mt. Verren, . Herman men - yn cae Me eae ee Te ne . : Fy : a ‘ of » full of cold, give - John Hofing. P etersburg, Matteon Motor Car Co. SBF 2 | os ree California Fig Hilgenbrink Garage, 120 N. 9th St.. Quinrey, Jos. Pohl. in a few waste, un Jefferson County Motor Sales Co. Festus, Mo. eo, | ; : ‘ oe 1 eee =’ Datad | bile gently moves out A : (erman Brothers. sSociate. Dealers St. Charles. Gandineh Motor Co. hy by re tonlg elm fetor Co. TOWNSEND MOTOR FW. gents Hu Helm i eapeceeres 6701 Olive Street Road ce. Cole County Motor Co... bck bus "Tles, Mo. Marvisen, ‘Meter otee Oo. 5 edie UNIVERSITY CITY twee 1 & Arnold. os 2a e's Harrison Motor Co, s itt & Arnold gg nett Harrison Motor Co. TURNBULL MOTOR CO. John TROY, MO, Nokomis, Associate Dealers: wha: UGAN /C, A. Balsey POLE eile See - ap <a & Hdwe. Co... Tare Motor Company.ine WASHINGTON AT GARRISON JEfferson 1241 SOUTH BRANCH, 5626 GRAVOIS Riverside 5460 ; wate. BE GROVES BRANCH WEbster 3210 EUM, MO. LAU hh a co. Dale Motor Sales... West Frankfort, Hi. Fassig-Weber Motor Co., 1210 State At., t St. Fleeman's Garage . *@eeoeeerv ee eeeees "Louis, iu. rdwell, Mo. TURNBULL-BUSHMAN MOTOR CoO. BRIT’ z. MO’ TC R co. - CHARLES, MO. Jefferson County Motor Sales Ca, De Soto, Mo. Sour le bow

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ERNE OF Louis POST-DISPATCH | SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 20, 1927 pha __ ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | , PAGE 13. AD F FASHIONED FAMILY MEDICINE VALUE OF BUSMESS gammy FOR couns, arp COURSES COMPARED Take command of a "¢ AND PNEUMONIA Employment Survey Made of | Students Who Had Two and - oe. |... Our Yeats of ‘Training. | | | Father John’s Medicine Builds S New Strength During the Getting. Well Stage After Illness. | Graduates of the four-year com- | “eed | ' mercial training course of the pub- A Doctor’s Prescription. Free lic high school, a survey just com- a «9 a r. BA ; gong , SS TE, I 0. eR nts 3% tal! trays ER ye ost ’ 4 unr egies ow ed » i 4 ern . Se dn gr tai in om ‘ . ; " ss 3 he - ss ont bind! 4 " 5 ie bs ee Th ER PM AR AMEE Smee. DME Ts ay ei aN RSS lin I ee SE. 5 : a a) From Alcohol and Harmful Drugs| pleted shows, gain their first em- ies years in use. ployment on the average within one — ‘ eS SS /month- after graduation and start ¢ Re, eae for an average wage of $15.19 a as : "sn The getting-well stage of grip is the most | week, while graduates of the in- “ ee igee : ae dangerous of all because the weakened bod Lahn : a > i ; : . CY tensified two-year course spend experience as a acne, skin pits and bad " sae 4 wide a to attacks of other lurking two months in finding work and cin and beauty ie wee . ae GP Ae Pie ae eee ee ‘start for $12.70. | > never seen such vatherine McCune’s $j Re eee That is why all the organs of the body Ranges of the initial wage for oe Lifting Mask and beauty xy aoe ~ must be kepr heir be rork ne! _Outstanding innovatiog ey aeeee not only to drive out the poison left by the|s07.59 9 week and for two-year and retaining at night while sleeping, o¢ sate | $27. ; ye ontour of face - 30 minutes during the in. The treat- uces SmeMag Tauks. grip germ, but that the patient shall regain ' pupils from $8 to $25. Average an- strength as soon as possible to avoid further} yal increase in pay for the for- , : Let Catherine MeCioul attacks resulting from the poisons in the| mer is $3.10 per week and for the including front and rear bumpers, 4-wheel brakes and snubbers ts oe system so sure and sO how to restore and. cesail . We 3 latter $2.40. f° o the privacy of = youthful freshness by a , . Fag ee ge ~ seeresong ~ up the This survey was made for the We . . . ° “a Se = Jerf - a ocy because If 18 all pure wholesome nour- gyperintendent of schools bv the to th B S Studeb ker B ts principle oi _ ~ hin, pres Se Sea | ishment and free from harmful drugs or hich school principals and Biavie e O er en YOU tS rLrew ig XX a TOUS m and strengthen- urs and a. alcoho]. Father John’s Medicine has had, p. Johnson. \director of tests and 3 ge go ind Hoge eest fr canted thet raga tet on to test for yourself. It will out-speed, out-climb and outlive es, crows-feet, tionnaire sent to about 1000 grad-. awny neck, sag- i ve . 4 builder. =a uates of both courses, as many on . * x book ba — ithe lists for the last seven years as' y th thous d d [| ts and makes the rs to Have and to Hold,” gia. | could be reached. Replies were re- an Car Wt im a an O ars O l ce and lovely. It obligation to me. ~ , . . | ceived from 215 four-year students, tment that z | k treatme Name of whom 182 were employed at the me t xs oe sie co oe * 02 © 00 Cee eee % iF from the back of -_— | . = . time, and 83 two-year graduates, of tant with bob- a ‘A | . ° . | fepecially good for eT whee 14 were Sevein HERE are no strings on this offer. You take Match The Commander against the finest in order of frequency with which a Commander. You drive it. You judge motor cars. Note how it idles along smoothly eubjects of aludy which these Studebaker by what the car does in your hands. in high gear through traffic jams but flashes pebved menee: SMH te Chet. werd: No obligation except totell yourfriendsaboutit. ahead the instant an opening appears—5 to 40 ena ona ip ag mr Only by having scores of motorists in this miles per hour in 18.4 seconds! glish,-155: stenography, 135; book- | keeping, 81; arithmetic, 45; com- city drive this high-spirited automobile can we ei \ mercial law. 34: penmanship, 33: NY ! spelling, 26; salesmanship, 20; | . win publicappreciation of Studebaker’s wonder- 70 miles an hour—easily # : ’ mathematics, 19. Likewise. sub- | ss \\ WS jects re ded by these youn en : WANS and women as having teast useful | alpen Out on the open road—feel the thrill of all , e ames, 66; nintory, 68; civic and vo- ENS the speed you want—TheCommander will do70 rye wees 39 Beer maaeae actual miles an hour with no sense of strain on i orns ] " - Stating whet.ekills or knowledge Studebaker dependability has long been rece the engine. Other cars may attain speed, but _ ee ee ee ek ene ot. | ognized—universally. The grace and beauty The Commander can maintain it for days with. | laugh! Lift off hard corns, | you. just lift that old bothersome fered, 38 of the persons replying of Studebaker’s custom cars have won general unmatched smoothness. sors. corns between the toes! corn righf off with your fingers. It mentioned business machines, such ; ° - m >tr a ; ; “¢ ; 7 ™ ta ° bd bd @alluses. It doesnt hurt a bit: works like a charm, every time. as billing and calculating devices; admiration. ms Magic’ Just drop “Free-| A tiny bottle of ‘‘Freezone’’ costs 20 mentioned business English, In- . Won anv tender. touchy corn. In-| only a few cents at any drug store cluding letter writing; 13 office Safety plus 4 itiy it stops aching: then shortly | —Try it! routine-and 11 filing. A few men- —hbut not this! tioned dictaphone practice, tele- | | phone switchboard operation, busi- | : : f PAINS AND ‘ness etiquette and credit work. But the public does not yet realize that New standards of safety, at any a Discussing the significance from clear-vision all-steel bodies swung the survey, th t says: Studebaker performance is now far in advance 1 gaenta ahead trem. the fer the road, matchless four-wheel brakes, and the | | ‘commercial courses do obtain em- of all competition. ° : . ’ | | ployment and they obtain ft rath- finest steering mechanism ever devised. | : | er quickly: They continue in em- - Think of all the above advantages while you ane ployment and secure’ increased W d : PVOR about trenty years now,’’{trouble. It would cleanse my sys-; Wages. The rather small number € prove ut now you says Mrs. D. M. Collins, of |tem of the poisons I was absorbing. | en ee OF et cee Panic tench ‘t lf are driving The Commander. As you find . 2 Mvers, S. C., ‘‘I have used | ‘‘We have used Black-Draught | caw exceptions. attending hisher 4s prove l yourse them you will learn why the Big Six shattered all previous transcontinental motoring rec- ords ... even beat the schedules of the crack Limited trains. : Draught at intervals when IT | constantly in our home for the last institutions of learning or assisting r Reed a medicine to relieve a ‘twenty years and ‘have always | in domestic duties. it ei OnStudebaker’s Proving Ground found it reliable. My husband al- Comment on Wages. “The initial wage at which they ee ' we checked The Commander # | ways uses Black-Draught for con- | | | 4 i 3 ies , W secure employment is decidedly | $5 ° e.¢ ° 13 B have been troubled with bad | Stipation and bi Setamn headache. © higher than the initial wages of ae against competitive cars—satisfied pe biliousness. Often I suf-| can recommend it as a good safe|unskilled young people who are! ° Pwith bad pains in the pit of | medicine, because it has always been | employed on work permits in mis- | ourselves by exhaustive tests that And One Pr M4 icellaneous jobs. While the stu- | at a - O t price 4 Momach and nearly always | enon i eel ae we : | dents with four years of training | f it would out-speed, out-climb and pWould be accompanied by bad > 6 eee Tenens 1S HANS! secure only $2.40 & Week more at ° . . : 4 | . On _ ( out-live any other car,six oreight, When you consider the low price which One- aes. These spells come on of pure, medicinal roots and herbs, | the outset than those with a two- | Sefer 80 often. carefully prepared in modern scien-| year training, their rate of ad-_ , ee selling for less than $2500. Now Profit manufacture has made possible for The vancement is higher and the av- |: 4 about twenty years ago a lady | tific laboratories and contains the lanes of tans between deadu- | ) we invite you to sit behind the Commander you will realize why the Big Six 4 ul . ry . i } + . = © mine resd about Thed-/ full, unadulterated strength of the | ation and employment is shorter. signed manifold, higher valve- 4 Black-Draught in a news-| original ingredients. showing that they are in greater | = | : -shape combustion chambers. WE Ste told me about it and} Give ft a trial. Get a package demand. Furthermore, the differ. | wheel yourself and prove The _ far out-sells everyother car in the world of equal Bop wre to try. I found it altoday, at the drug store, csechant EA ce Ge | + \\\\ Commander’s supremacy. or greater rated horsepower. represents more than 18 per cent}! ment also includes a heat-con > reliable medicine fo my | Price 25 cents and $1. ROO | saan peak: Cok average initial | bperated from dash, which ac- eee A haplede: of the two-year graduates, ; 1 \ The c ma ] Yr is waiting for you. Try it out—no oblig 1ti | ! | ~ “3 5 von” | (Oome eapecite gg Wiest hye reg es bate boat yt lial: rte Align mn oa eR jas Hf a wa ght ape sre rent vin be ne 1 RR gene, . avin sh a 4 ; on ere = ET cig 1s Pa ‘ ) hy ghee he age ee be oe 58 Ra, py rae meondition, which was my chief atahe ae . mo yeh 3 a eS : >. eS = as : S ee . : mF : | Subjects | by those sending in re- ie tax. - s ; :* : ; gentiy moves out pany. Refuse any other kind with sale of sou enir programs. on bowels without griping,. contempt. <td

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ARO iw new te sopsreges - «sas A tee ata eo a es ener net oe Sei ARS Ren 44 made tem ih - Sere yorre tes whey 4 a rin > gh athst aN ABI = wae + - ant al . Paes ~ - Wet, Apdo) yp 8 es ees ™ oes 0 ees Cree) eet = ee ae hie wr ae ae =e - - - - ee ee , Fe Nghe pm ton as ceecipeee ~ ” =e Ae . . - ” e eo pan ght Wy « MRE ete Dante gee A ae Ne ~ oh Me ee ee ™ — as om +) m9, mete, A ROR he ned bi oe Seiten Fy: Cachan > OF. Peete. " bat Sah se eke ee ee - ‘i ee rh eS - z te gp at lle . “a + eng alls > ier : : | +n ve , an ) inipdihon: thoes pike banked ee eee eee sag i. Fe : + staple (Ca a sa, et ~ nas ¢ pete 2 “Mig KY a “ nen Rm “tt * SCRE «A — A (ae x, ~ . “e-wat o - - = we +? iy eae ; ag ee > " én = * = he . % “ ampeneen ‘ = SPARE T goed PR anne ae saat aig? as ae "3 5 Aer i's j ey = EEE eh 9 ae 4 es Sieur. , PaaS Paes ; Shak, pliant, piace aml acd ne aa cee ee ee We a ws “ eos oe #4 ee —-_ oe ae | ei. hd Ewing) ee pow wh a — od = = . bodt. © + Win be ae , P . 4 RET ASAE Oe 4 wv ph rs my F , 2 Pen 8 one “ er ac my good friends did not overstate the facts in regard to the splendid results of this medicine, For I, too, have obtained the most desira- bie results for which I am truly grateful. I am now ready to join the list of satisfied and grateful users of Herb Ixtract, for it is without a doubt the greatest reme- dy I have ever used and the only one to purify, f regulate and tone | up my system, Now I have a good | appetite, lots of energy and feel | better in a general way than 1 have in the past five years. It is indeed a wonderful medicine and ! cannot praise it too highiy for al! it has done for me.” | ‘rhis great medicine is an Herb Extract preparation, formerly walled Herb Juice, and is outselling all other medicines. Hundreds con- | °* tinue to call at Walgreen’s Drug Store. 514 Washington avenue, to see the special demonstrator, many voluntarily giving rtatements for ee. praising this great that their friends may be | a ish teacher, 'servatory for gensbu rg, isini: fargo from Dvorak's money is for gambling. MONUMENT TO JOSEPH MOHR Author of “Silent Night” to Be. Honored in Bavaria... By the Associated Press. BERLIN, March 19.—The mem.- | ory of the two men who gave to'| the world one of its best known | Christmas carols, “Stille Nacht.” is | _to be perpetuated by a monument. lo be erected in Oberdorf, Bavaria. their native village near ‘sion Play city of Obera mmergau. the Pas- | The words of “Silent Night,” which has been translated into vir tually all living tongues, were writ- len in 1825 by Father Franz Jo- seph Mohr, an assistant priest. The melody Was composed by the par- lranz Gruber. l“unds for the memorial are being raised by the sale of a brochure on the history of the carol. written by Weinmanns, director of the con- church music at Re- Bavaria. BARONET'S DAUGHTER T0 WED. \ileeiiie Spicer and ‘Socialist KAditor Will Be Married. Ria the Assoc ated l’ress. LONDON, March 19. Pong British Sovclalists may nofr believe in) the same disposition Other (folks | have to marry money. | Another baronet’s daughter, Miss Ursula Spicer, is to Marry into th Socialist party. She will! the bride of Sydney Potter, become assist- ‘ant editor of the Miner, an active worker in the Labor party and for_| mer candidate of that party fo, /membership in the House of ¢ om. mons. Oswald Mosley, who mar- ‘ried Cynthia Curzon, one of the heirs of the I. Z. Leiter fortune will be best man, and A. J. (“ook ‘will attend. Miss Spicer is the daughter of Sir Albert Spicer, 4 wealthy paper manufacturer. who is a staunch l.iberal. -NEGRO HYMN WILL BE SUNG Chorus Will Appear With Symph- - ony Orchestra. The Negro chorus by J, National tival concert at that school, Cot- tage and Pendleton avenues, al “$:15 bp. m,. today. The club has been trained by G. 8. Tocus, musical supervisor. Works ito be played by the Symphony Or- chestra include the ‘The Barber of Seville,”” by Ros- World” Symphony: Suite No. 1 from “armen,” Liszt's No. 2 in EH majer and Tschaiko- weky's Andante . Contabile for ‘Strings. \ ST. LOUIS POST-BISPATCH : _ | _. ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH. — _.SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 20, 19° Victoria Claflin! “these compli-. ’ ; | z, - : : , Sa ?, as 3 ; 3 By i 5 | a eel See ee t n hang out = == " : JUST ARRIVED IN TIME FOR THE GREAT wr Rt ROMY a shingle! JUST ARRIVED IN TIME FOR THE GREAT a J: | [TIRE SALE EVER ATTEMPTED IN ST. Ui: « Tower by Blind | a ee ed Received Three Carloads of Goodyears, United States, Milley, Fisk, Kelly. pop Will Feature Com an - Card Tires and Balloons. Buy now while prices are low. s ' .seum Show. be : BRA K = SERVI $100,000 Worth of Tires to Be Sold at a Ridi al ee which Low Price—Never in the History of the Automobilist Have Tires Been Offered at 8 eturesaud pageant, “Scouts | o. <a Prices on High-Grade Standard Makes of Tires. All new, clean, fresh stock, F Nations, ' : pe oat -— Origin ‘ at tne ae ool BE PREPARED FOR YOUR SUMMER PLEASURE Le pprcos 730, tm which a | PSRs r of troops will take part. GOODYEAR ALL- WEATHER CORDS wine ae ae | miner ee 1 be followed by the grand | Troe | | All New, Clean, Fresh Stock Non-Skid. . . $8.75 Bh 303% O'size A. W. Cords, $8.45) Goodyear $8.95 | Bh 32:4 S.S. Non-Skid AW. Cords, $13.95) Kelly. = gg 65 \ a! 3015S. 8. Non-Skid A.W. Cords, $23.45] Tried” gg gh ee “S34 Non-Skid $14, 45 ma of the 6000 Boy Scouts of St. | es (;0o0dyear 13 95 Loodyear $ 4 sd St. Louis County. At ; roop All-Weather? ! Us All-Weatl g5it p a! j me, 7 United $13 75] Fisk caine U4 Ine investiture of 1000 tender- | and ga States. YlUI I] Non-skid $11.95) Al wok Beeuts who have Joined dur) a : a ‘ -f 0 6 oya ‘or 9° a? : 35x5 S. S. Non-Skid A.W. Cords; $24.95 30x5.77 33x6.00 parts of the country will girls in RED TOP FISK ¢ 30x33 Heavy Duty 2 Oversize .., Pathfinder Gendoeme: OTS 3417.30 Balloons d $17.45 i Mille $16./ 4 —it takes | TE GOODYEAR PATHFINDER cons Staten “$1628 ee stds r | | 33x5 S. S. Non-Skid / 17.95 _ Fisk Premier woates. - ' experience, special T GOODVEAR TRUCK TIRES| siti... $12.95 1'cir"venina.S18.45 ‘to'take part in this. On Sat- | pevening. the closing night. of | main | eds ecus, there will be a presen- | 2914.40 aon, Sener Be » of awards at this pity mer » Boy Scout harmonica band | Clincher Heayy. . 3 under the direction | X ¥ » Scouts uric have f 30 3) Non-Skid WO yy gene VM. Hahnel, professor of | | ae oh Sh By 3316.75 Balloons States Fisk Button, $16.45 | United Skid 3 . . - ALL-WEATHER CORDS a ae e public sen Is of St. machinery and skilled 32 Hear Duty Card HIGH-QRADE CORD TIRES | ns. arenas tiers m 36x6 Heavy Duty Cords 50130x35 oer 6G 1, Miler ae a be Indian dances and school We have ne ne eter ap esteem ar een sereeenntennnee Nonskid | 30x3 /2 a ra emonies b umber o y men to fi x b ra k es serviced 35x5 HEAVY NON-SKID GORDS |l 91:4 5, S....$7.95)33r4 8. 8....$845 | tne wie SR Re ss sce Pea 32x4 Miller &, 8, 32414 Miller &, S, 32x4% Miller N 33x4™% Miller } 32x4 S. §....$8.45] 3414 §. $....$8.95 30x3'2 Nivea ors $795 | oss ley No WEARING QUALITY GF ' Blind Tower Builders. | Geen f the outstanding features m | four Se _ will be, the exhibition | pairek sp of blind boys, under the mn of J. T. McDonald, who An ¢ wild a tower in the Coliseum March Erery member of the ple 7 : | to atte is blind, but the boys partici- | iin practically all of the scout- | booths stivities, And nave earned | Per, f merit badges. : » fires of primitive neonia will | 9:30. United States Royal Fisk Button Tread Federal Blue Pennant TIRES ARE SECONDS—BUT WILL NOT AFFECT THE more than 100,000 cars. RIGHT! General Brake Service c$OoORPORATION THE ABOVE AU Mail Orders Must Be Accompanied by Bank Draft, Money Order or Check, to Save Delay in Shipping RELIABLE AUTO TIRE COMP) 3117-3119 We Deliver te Hil City Free of € JEFFERSON 1180 Wholesale and Retail Dealers, Write for Our List pulldi & 2727 Locust Jefferson 2860 FREE SERNICE AT .OCm SroRe §=©6 LOCUST STREET (Uiis‘to ea —_ae range throug eae reds of years, each era to b@/| of Con Bnstrated by the Scouts. Sig-/| Churet (“IT PAYS TO BUY AT THE RELIABLE? Bei: cso “sc tice ae we te the modern radio will be an- | tions ¢ Have Your Brakes Inspected Every Month Wemonstration. given. Parade to Open Show. girls n iWding towers, cabins and formed es, wall scaling, rope spinning. | exercis aid demonstrations, drills and Miss making will be included on wane a program. ‘9 at ft A Mon-'! is a criminal of-! Hymn, a! tosamond Johnson, | noted Negro musician, will be sung | /by the Glee Club of Sumner High | Schoo! as a feature of the specia} | Schoois-Symphony Community Fes. | overture to! “New | et show at 9:22 will open/},, a Saha in which Seouts will ee tl their pets, and the entries tures 4 from a turtle and a white Badge. » to cats, dogs and a Shetland prs Hoechas : mitting : i ground | e Boy Scout held at : Fritsch N _derfoot , roop otes -signalit ? : ‘nature ? - ; SEE | bis ; 5 ert Br North District. joined cording to records at head- eral ye ‘ i “5 vs rs to date, 15 North District | way uf Ag ie e will qualify for both the | : | : 3 ‘’ luarter objective and the Pres- | ty Com * ae streamer. Seventeen other Council are on the verge of complet- Troop ir quotas for these awards. | present strict as a whole needs only | troop. € scouts to make its quota | embership, and about 100) sponsor Life subscriptions to go over | pointed pin that section. These fig- | May be changed materially | e extent if several troops who | ing ten not reported for either Jan- | pandsta February turn in their in- | num before the cireus date.! were pl 19, 42, 52, 162, 196, 199. ]\ on geee 06 and 235 are behind one / will be in their reports, having! Several Gf in those for January, but} the troo Drive the Jordan foranhour. Thencom- pare it with any car within a thousand dollars of its price. That’s all we ask. ORDAN quality, Jordan style, Jordan _in and out of the traffic stream. Then . February. | | ing an power, speed and reliability—all are ‘step on it when the city limits are ep ‘lag was given Ferguson| The? now within your reach at only $1695. behind you. prdey evening, at <n Cree Hom inittes and the pastor of | Materia tower fe The famous Line Eight motor—flexible, | That’s the only way to judge a car today. , eo. applications from new | smooth, silent and economical—is now —_ Try it with the Jordan. Try it with any ~ amt irst class scouts. George | Patr ; EEImer Mucha and George | Kenneth yer of Troop 191, have won | contest, ‘ t hada: & since Feb. 21. the Pine : Leland Moore and Ralph | D. Hilg meiss have been Dresenwam | | points, Meir second | Beaver other car within a thousand dollars of the Jordan price—then you'll know what we are talking about. available to thousands who long have known and envied Jordan quality and performance. : class tteeman ¢. P. Dueser. Drive a Jordan Line Eight for an hour. Sedan, Victoria and Sport Coupe now (| SRE 8200 a0 outdoor nike | peel = $1695. The famous Playboy at *1545. routs have just cotmpleted | liegt Take it up your favorite hill. Try it on 695 . atid 945 I ans", c22¢, in which al “heist : ‘ e s ‘ » Seon? ‘Imer usko as | ‘om that rough stretch of road. Loaf along = Arrange for any kind of demonstration See oo that you choose. We'll furnish the car. PRR ss in cotng te cam | Merit Ba the avenue at a walking pace. Snake it going to camp. | South Di ‘uer passed nine boYs | tongs hderfoot and second class Paster | te E Lhe last se out meewun on bag 2 | ’ A ad School, ir - 8 | H. Horff ; 19 Gb a weekly stalled ys Pn last whites by the Blair-How- in additic ol. The troo D it + is é a taking being pre Vv iremanship event at | monies. ~ ie ‘ : : : a | Ship ; vi .RCHER M. \ | J I : MO I OR CO. ms = 122 held its first hike of | nigen, ch . to IK iwood Springs last mittee, “ “aS and hiking to the | Lindell at Sarah St. Sree Phone, LIndell 6400. teat, aay was spent in | coum : | . Aint ; : "Sle C : v a JACO MOTOR CO., GRANITE CITY, MLL. | omg. luding —nenanne. ciaambanel NORFORD WOTOR CO. Calro, Mm. E. SCHNEIDEWIND., Relleville, ¥. ‘e-building, knife. and |* l. B. DILLINGHAM, Staunton, HH). BONNE TERRE MOTOR CO., Bonne Terre, Mo a p ‘racking. Three merit | Were don : Attern O00n = A comn -'der of Al South District. posed of 4 x ’ ° . Puty ¢ OmMmmissioners f Hasa, Joh District have been con- | ditiua, pre WRIGHT-JORDAN MOTOR CO., Benton. Il. — Were earned adi ig ae earne i”? a tion, | in ‘ : ep mae ‘tions of troops that |’ American " the 1927 obfective. _the speec! . bos ® partici , QO R D d y N =. <a . ort ewe “ ral troops having | A cam) “apture the flag’ game | Prices f. 0. b. Cleveland ee Pout th uniform, ‘scouts for MA st « | : . L, Nicholas of (ive by Tr “"" moved to Dallas | sulted in ‘ Pere jw ¥ Will become affil- i ree Polonaise | rulte, Bos Scout troop, The of 18 mem -— "' in the charge of Aa | have pe 4 Sader Raymond Ed. | other ‘“nior Assistant Rob- The troop

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a Oe oT. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 20, 1927 ___ ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH. gre ta PAGE 15 ? eae — || Was played, but neither side lost) ¢ h 2 Maes : het ambien ont | for the Pioneer event. ‘This wosk | by Senior Patrot Leader Joe Goid- | BOY SCOUTS WILL BE AWARDED BADGES AT COURT OF HONOR iby at 2 meeting Friday. Dick! mittee. en | Stark was made editor of the troop First Meeting of New Body Sched- uled to Be Held April r re. The Parent-Teachers' A : | AN] 10 ° [ bers of the rroop Committee last | paper, Bob Long was made treas- achers Associa-| - wesster Saetinn-. aelkt te Oe 4 irl Scout | ip nega the Rr agai membership| urer, Rickey McCormick scribe eieleleeee cate prs get on siiemates a bea *h drill given at th 1 ‘or f commi , wit > A 7 é “9 | y as a | E a t ( riii given t the : . | e mmitlee ith one excep- | Jimmy Jones troop reporter, Wade , ea © Scout Pircus Jjointiy by Webster | The first meeting of the new City ji | ti see | : | charter for-a Boy | oul CIRCUS ERINAY Notes | tion, being present. This troop was | Amos was put in charge of the mu- oy Scout Troop. Céart ‘of Honor will ts ab ee | Groves ¢1 and 2. mar ere date Eight new officers were appoint- | ford, member of the Troop Com- ER en re Ente “ “" Suburban District. 20 to at Boy and Girl Scout Activities Scoutmaster C. H. A. Uetrecht | * ‘ € rn me ¥ > “3 3 * D | The committee appointed by the | auditorium of the Scotttsh Rite | Only recently reorganized under, seum and Orvi e : . ; J rville Cal the libr pe cj , ey | | | 'Scoutmaster D. T. Mayer, former- arolc *k ae ary, association to sponsor the troop febster G ‘es § as given i! (} DMPE [ rOR FLA c Harold Blackman was given hharge} consists of E. C. Spargo, Charles Be: siupaanteae tae “s we ape ‘3S! Cathedral April 11, Seout Head- » . ~ 7 i y ep ity Oli~ | ’ he ly a member of Troop 155. It reg-. of certain Me . ‘n collections, and Harold! Bak Rob >. Bi varters have announced istered with 26 Scouts, of whom | Welch was given charge of the and 3 F Wilkie. eee missioners Kelly and McCormick | City Court prisabit ns onliv Ea gie LAfe ‘4 F . ie, : - . ‘ - i ; i i ' fe Wier j ' } | = —— The committee ‘ —o- Pa « g Wee . } . . rr ’ ic. ; ? k ago Friday. The comm and Star Scout badges, and is held — —s* — — ’ 17 were new Bovs’ ¢ 7 . ’ S i MI » ; ; : Life subscriptions. The; succeeded in obtaining the services ei ka] ites Piper ands ie | | rs Building of Tower by Blind its essed Troop 32 ati Emblem Will. Be Pr . 7 | | Egy tN ST. LO e esented to rroop 13 was inspected by Dep- ‘Toop has been preparing for of W. J Carmichael as scoutmas- stoners commended the Scouts Of | twice a year. Merit badges, awarded alin erat snares capa et A ATES ALY Ae SLES te ONC > ll rte Es Sag ER rR sneer! aera ter snaiatin snes inwrne ‘a elemecinreter ai wieatiein TM OB. “ mor nt > Ar eee inate: aM IR. Aine Seles, he a LSI OA LL A OCT! ILO LILO LLIN IT OOO OLD GT OE LIOE EOI IOI ALE LS ELIE its last meeting : ‘ rs . ~ 4% on nature work ' Troop Will Feature Coll- ee _ fee Pee : Be . ey sg ce rT | roo} Will . be me taught some new songs. | lroop Winning Most Points uly Commissiener A. W. Monler a my part in the circus and atl|ter. The troop has been formed | Snerr geod appearance by a Generali Court until this year 2 ty , ' 2 roo as ‘ : ‘ "Aeale ao ory r } va. . a | P .k > yA ve ' . : see [ 7 d ai , , ’ seum Show. test seth rei repay peeerneok cOn- at Annual Rally week See Vrigay, in accordanct : tickets have been distrib-| with a membership of 14 boys, and The Scouts of Webster Groves 7 are now given at District Courts ori ich ‘A Scout keeping a book in i held eight times a year in each of seeinaipmenieatonseos uch she wrote Scout news and | )other activities. Miss Piper and Ld . at a Ridiculoy | : ° A picturesque pageant, ‘“‘Scouts.) er, Fisk, Kelly-Spring scat the first quarter objective of, pice Bill Bauer instructed the @ number of other boys have made ,are working night and day prac- 1927. : i. Scouts were Me ee oe @ Signaling last Fri- application for membership, ticing building a tower they are’ the four districts present, 20 of whor were in com- | ¢@Y, 4nd everybody intends to pz + t ‘ircus. i : ‘ee Sy burhe Fat vic a : , ti ’ ' pass | Troop 21. S = to erect at the Scout Circus. This The former general court system ss Beon Offered at Suc ® of All Nations,” will open the Boy | ™e headquarters staff were judges. Wieta fen peashide a xan nr this plete uniform. Patrol meetings and that merit badge at the next Cen- | ica] mi gg _ Louis Bina troop has a new scoutmaster, M., of presenting all badges at the ean, fresh stock. @ cout circus at the Coliseum Fri- | Original songs written by the girls | | cag a “2 best a od prize | games concluded the evening’s pro-|tral Court of Honor. Harold | on Heltas Bi im a or L. Eigen, ané a new Troep Com- same ceremony was discontinued 4 De tan ot 7:20. 3 which a | “ere presented to Miss Piper after! ° "OT *Or '? the annual suburban | gram. The troops has been work- | Blackman will become a Lif | asi: “aa ets > ittee f whic t hee: SU E T iPS evening at 7:30, in whic a baibitesie* ees “3 |district rally, according to M. N./4 th ah re a Life Scout | Reaves, West District Field Execu- | ™ittee, of which Denmark Don-/| because the number of merit badge her of troops will take part. | ng been collected and bound. i Tenvitt distriet “ete esciailin “+ | ing on re lawn of the St. John's;and Jimmy Jones will become an | tive, was present and gave a short Melly is chairman. applicants became so large that 30x5.2 F'will be followed by the grand! ‘Troop 35 kate | om, Mines oe ee | Methodist Church, where they | Eagle Scout at the court talk or ini eait roe hey w ly “ " x5.25 31x5.2 will b gre | poo gave a St. Patrick’s | They new District Court of Honor t f | he Sa! hg - m F . y = ‘ orchestra will play at the West. new boys, Harry Wolff and Harry to Berry Reservation. Many tests ect k onagengee ov ye © §° scout must win five merit badges . Cee a a TD OCUGR OF | foe the Stee bad, Slee ee 0x3} Heavy Duty $1 ay evening, the closing night of Main points about health tests and The new flag will be presented S we ec ss 4 ircus, there will be a presen- tr ybtai | : hi roe began her health record and afioth- |tO the troop obtaining the greatest District C | -¢ ¢ , . . c > . ¢ “4 > « ~ . 9x4,40 Balloon Heavy $5 n of awards at this period. er girl passed the history of the, number of points in the geuy, ma ric ourt of Honor tomorrow | Gerber, were voted into the troop. were passed and instruction in Webster Groves § last week Non-Skid . sos >» The Boy Scout harmonica band American flag tests The girls) Which will be held in the ¢ evening at the Ben Blewett School. Troop 75, of the Wash bird study and observation was ies ere esta ae a ; for the Life and 11 additional for ‘ es a a >¥° ; ti . ~— cg a c : cs , . : ‘ . ous - as it’ , . - 7 ~ * of 300 Scouts under the direction ‘have finished their laundress badge |S0™Me time in May. Points will be Scoutmaster Bill Bauer and 16! School, is spending its 7 ab on b3 Mr. Schwerch. One of the Rader Speaks at Poplar Bluff. the Eagle, the highest rank in of Eugene M. Hahnel, professor of and are making plans for the ‘awarded tor the best work in vari- members of Troop 60 scattered a ing preparations for the Scout (3 pps - the hike wee a ball - ge on : Rader, superintendent of scouting. Miller Geared-io-the-Road music in the public schools of St. craftsman’s badge | bushel and a half of grain for the;cus. Although the troo 9! — game between Bourman’s Bulldogs English of the St. Louis Public The West District will hold a r ’ . - e-hoa * P ‘ . : “ . . : ™ ~ | . ‘ . p . ; et. = . . .) Son "eL ry “e y% ‘ . : i Sr . ’ ae : ’ e = ee Neamada iS Co Couis, will play at 9 p. m., and. rook 46 oF Cote srilliante |@S signaling, fire-by-friction, first, birds while on a hike to Creve a year old it hae ee te ce vs begs Wildcats, won by the / Schools, spoke on “Children’s In- | Court tomorrow evening, at Ben } 30x3' — Miller $8 here will be Indian dances and school has.organized two patrols aid and knot tying.. The program Goeur a week ago yesterday, A/the maior aatletitdete OP the (ae pope go Sg cut for use |terests in Literature, before a} Blewett Junior High School, this »” iia ins — gi iy : a ua “s Ree. th a J _ : - | in le fire-bullding event in the ! meetin of teachers at Poplar! i e“ribal ceremonies by a number o ak. ae ro . . towill probably include athletic short game of “Capture the Fla ene’ that i 5 ~ at oplar | being the last District Court befor: Viola Hilton being elected leader ' : Pp - ‘us: of constructing a lean-to |! Circus. This work was supervised Bluff. Mo., yesterday ‘the City Court. ~- Oversize I ‘ « 9 . | ; : ‘1 ‘ ¢ r S1x4 Miller 8. S. Non-Skid. ... gproOps al Yio. lof the Cardinals and Thelman events, both individual and ~ by *, eed ‘ i ! ss. Ss. NS = ‘ » . ; , “e . E cre 32.4 Miller : on-Skid...., Blind Tower Builders George of the Orioles. There are ‘roops. An unusual departure will be a 34,4 Miller S. NS. Non-Skid re 3 standi ‘e@ R2x4% Miller Non-Skid , One af the enetns rajesobasebeba four Scouts and one recruit in each a BoxdV: Miller a the circus will be, the exhibition | |. + 6) camping competition between IOI I ODI OD OD OI OF OF OIF OT UG $tot a troop of blind boys, under the | troops. One patrol] from each troop | 24,4's yMiller Non-Skid ee RBaA5S Se S| ra . . (ee : é sr - lea SING " ALITY OF THESE : mrection of J. T. McDonald, athe mn atnegyr 8 i" nies “at + seg (is to be entered, to set up camp | 7 * 4 ae 4 c ya wr . r y e o | . , . March 27 by Troop -2 of the tem-| on the rally grounds the night be- | he ARS. GEMS ED Ne ee en er ee ae signia, an . . ete ‘ ae . Beli the parents building of a 20-foot double jock if P Ot - e proverly spar bridge, for its contribution to! uniform and equip their boys. Very ie? olreus ee: tobden Be few of the scouts were not in uni- __ - dge requires ; more than 600 feet of rope, but can Deputy Commissioner Aubrey C., | Special drum and bugle rehears-! Lindsley inspected Troop 11 of the | als for the Scout €ircus were held | new Y. M. H. A. last Wednesday re ee eee oods hte RAT. eS neat te a ee i 1 Clincher Heayry 2 Non-Skid Cord “os eee epee: ms ee will build a tower in the Coliseum | of the Te a Shippl oe iat eg wsipaakd ere OF ae | ple Israel. The public is invited | ¢,.., the main events, and remain »p is blind, but the boys partici- to | ees 1 pe the Scowt: | peeree Sao wee vor Serve PUD* | iar camp. The campers. will be Gc PAN . s activities, and nave earned per, followed by dancing, begin- | jaged ohn A AO RNR RENNIE HED EO LIE REI RE RN TOA EI I LOTTE AEE ENE LIAO E ENN ET TCO TEEN EEL ELNEE ILE EIT TONG EIEN a AE ~ Parade to Open Show. Lowers, cabins and formed a horseshoe and presented |the Coliseum March 24 and 25. Milding : The suburban district has been ) iges, wall scaling, rope spinning. | exercises. R aid demonstrations, to lead the column of marchers in the grand entry of all troops at the circus. The col- | umn will march around the floor, | in a decreasing circular path, un- | any other car can step or climb like a Chandler? it | Fritsch having charge of the ten-) |) Scie Oe Ee | derfoot class. Louise Knaup of the from marching, but he must be signaling and Ruth Crause of the | nature study class. neativ and cleanly dressed. ‘ _— —_~ — - _ —- _— —— . AP ne ace anna roop Notes eae — —= | disposed of its quofa of circus tick. | ne -— {grt Brennecke, both of whom i¢ty Frank Kalina ts taking the! joined as Tenderfoot scouts S€V- south District scribes’ training eral years ago, and worked their | ooyrse, and Assistant Scoutmaster Jones and the troop committeemen will qualify tor both the H. A. Ernest, formerly a Depu- /are taking the scoutmasters’ train- Quarter objective and the Pres- ty Commissioner with the Chicago ;ing course. Ray Bauer has become s streamer. Seventeen other) Council. is acting scoutmaster of | Second class. The Bear Patrol is are onthe verge of complet- | Troop 189. Twelve scouts were | leading an inter-patrol contest with Beir quotas for these awards. present at the last meeting of the | 418 points. istrict as a whole needs only |troop. The men’s class. of the The last meeting of Troop 194 Pre scolits to make its quota’ church where the troop.meets 18S) wag held in Christy's Woods, south Rembership, and about 100) sponsoring the scouts, and has ap- | of the city, where a councj! fire was iLife subscriptions to go over pointed a Troop Committee, built last week, around which plans| oT in that section. These fig- Troop 155 turned a scheduled | for the circus were discussed. The | 4 ay be changed materially | nhixe a week ago yesterday morn- scouts also practiced fire-building| pe extent if several troops who. ing into a visit to the tourist camp § before*the meeting, as this is the | Mot reported for either Jan- | bandstand in Forest Park, where |subject the troop will demonstrate | : North District. ording to records at head- ers to date, 15 North District | way up through the ranks. = —~s - i ; ‘ if f | held ¢ every neeting, Florence F Boy Scout hela at every “nu however, will not bar a Scout} ' : ' ' ; February turn in their in- | q number of outdoor scout games before the cireus date.| were played. The hike, called off 19, 42, 52, 162, 196, 199./ on account of the bad weather, 6 and 235 are behind one / will be taken in the near future. in their reports, having! Several new scouts were taken into : in those for January, but | the troop last Friday evening, dur- February. |'ing an investiture ceremony. op flag was given Ferguson | The Troop Father's Club took Bcoutmaster W. H. Mclean | Troop 34 on a trip to Theobaid's Resday evening. at an open | Farm on the Lemay Ferry Ra. : attended by parénts, the | for an all day outing last pena. PmMmittee and the pastor of | Material por bullding tne 2 baie “ ich. Inspection was also | tower tor the - ircus _— cut, ane ? appliéstions from new | * number of first and second ane basse} upon. |tests were passed. in treasu! — hunt in the afternoon was won bs a “Z first class scouts, George Patrol No. 1 under Eagle Scout Elmer Muskopf and George ‘Kenneth Allen, On _ inter-patrol Pyer of Troop 191. have won| contest, just ended, was won by Mt badges since Feb. 21,/ the Pine Tree Patrol under Carth Leland Moore and tiss have been presented | Points. Second place went to the ‘ir second class pins by | Beaver Patrol with a total of 608 tteeman C. P. Dueser. ofhe | points. The prizes for this contest will be awarded NeXT }ucsaay P Planning an nies Deidre | . an outdoor hik« . rh 26, : 'evening. Last Tuesday the troop uts have just completed Museum case, in which all | spection, the scoutmaster, two ‘raft aaesistants and the entire Troop P handicraft work js nie on | assist s Scout El er » P wor] ae as . at Das | rhe troop also had the largest at- ; FN th - 7 “ae s ‘ Circulars an “3 | tendance and received the most | Oy i p is. taking yr present to witness the cere-'!| z being } | Browne, and Frank Gibbons. Wes- i} fi . : ; aj me “dremanship event at | monies. Field Executive Merle;|, | R —_ > , ’ | ley sowers, Robert Kellogg and i§ » presented J. A. Von Grue- , es cae 2 i | Shippey ps “ Ted Turk took the 50-mile Cyeling t22 held its first hike of | nigen, chairman of the Troop ¢ thie. inet Saturday ce Pond & 2 to Kenwood Spring lk + | mittee, with the troop’s charter.|— back. Tro 16 ee Meet) ween Carl Lemley, who organized and in. | ere ack, Trodp 160 performed a ung at Melrose andi 4? be : ;} good turn last. week fads and hiking to the The day Was ests, " ie Ouilding, knife and racking. Three merit structed the troop in the prelimi-/? | < In providing pclothing for a family of nine. A , 1ary work, pledgea the boys to the| br Dart fs pt efhe . , ty per. Carpet was also donated to the including signali /scout oath and gave them their cer-| nd ee ig. signaling, | ~. . Tn ome | farils The roon also practiced tificates. The troop and patrol fligs) | | }@ good turn for the church in | cleaning Up and mopping the base- | i | i ‘were donated by the: Mount Pleas- j ar ve j Se atrons’ Association, the te earned in addition. | *™* School] Patre ) 5 © presentation being made bs its t hoy.s vr e* Participated in a + ‘ x : , Ni: uert. f apture the flag” game | president, William Na ment. CHANDLER-CLEVELAND MOTORS CORPORATION CLEVELAND CHAN SPECIAL SIXES » STANDARD SIXES West District. The West District Court of Han- “noon A committee from the Junier Or-| k : ‘'der of American Mechanics, com-/or will hold a session at the Ben | | Blewett Junior High Schoo! , South District. posed of Arthur Hol Hoelzer, Albert psd Commissioners of | Hass, John Simpson and John De-| morrow night at 8 o'clock. ys | : Strict have been con- 'ditius. presented the troop with aniwho have earned hadges are to | Pections of troops that | American flag. Mr. Hoelzer making} present themselves at this court to | | receive thetr awards. A number of | for the 1927 obiective, _ the speech of presentation, 8@ Ve . ” + € ‘ td t in res weer having A campaign to obtain 20 new, — seg allowed badges 0 | vides ‘scouts for the first quarter object-| /@Ppse. but those who have done so | er J. L. Nicholas of jive by. Troop 143 has to date re-| 47d are registered, and in good | ! (standing, will be given this laat | ; Man moved to Dallas, ‘sulted in the signing of elght new seg Py gs Nl become atti |recrulta, iving the troop a total/erperiunits fo, annear hefore the ROYAL EIGHTS + BIG SIXES mae Scout troop. The of 19 members. Six of the new hoys| COUrt for lansed badges { 4 in the eharge of As- have’ passed thetr tests, and the} Troop. 208. of the Sf TLuke’s . ¢ ‘master Rayniond Ed- other two are working on them.! Catholic School. was presented | : i Junior Assistant Rob- The troop has almost completely | with a new flagstaf{ by the mem- | | : : on given by the Blair-How- |in ; i - committee ) |in addition to the troop c¢ . | past week: Davis Edom. Ras!) ) .

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‘. spe a eo meet Es “7 ELLERMAN N MOTOR CO. i PART FIVE. a — a MOUS TENOR SI urtinelll, of Meteal ypera, Featured in Atw Kent Hour. - —_ > one —- rhe radio concért of Gi inelli marks another ir Metropolitan Opera The famous Italian ten Ke his radio debut as ¢& ‘er Kent Hour artist tl sD tonight. fartinelli had only to sir career followed as the re series of discoveries.” yea clarinet player in an gimental hand, he was ¢ ed by the bandmaster wing in the barracks the fa tes of the “Rec ondita harr om La Tosca. The band) sisted on taking him. to | here he Was offered a ¢ meee foliowing his m irvic Instead, Martinelli, id oe his service, studied s id acting for more than ars. He made his debut | al Verme Theater in Milan g “Ernani” and followed in las.” Singing the next year 4@ ina. he was héard by Fi 10 saw in Martinelli the ithe Area These Respom |f "02 25225. sible Dealers Are Your Service ‘he Girl of the Golden ‘ i being produced in. artinelli was east in the in Rome and later. that yeas it in Genoa, Milan, Napleéi Monte Carlo. His singing at rte Carlo resulted in his ef ment there for three years { opera house and for. the responding summer at Coven! den, London. He was hear Rome by a representative oa Metropolitan Opera, by who -was engaged and made his York debut in “La Boheme December, 1915. Martinelli twice has been orated by the King of Italy his native city of Montagni named the opera heuse for He is now in his forty-second The tenor is six feet tall, w tremendous shock of hair. H his wife and two children. li an apartment overlooking Ce Park, New York. The program, beginning at follows _3. Aria “O Paradiso” from “Ly (Aine . oneal 6) ae . 6 {r Mi: art) nelli and Orchestra. ie ras ur ‘Merry wir of oT ‘ “ee ex o Orchestra. Lass b' Mather My Dear. «1... cee Tre Mr. Martinelli and acompaniat, 4. Bare aroHo from Biches of . inan > o% san Otfe “Orchestra. 5. Aria: “M'appari” from Fee cet @ 0460 @©86 €£€ #292 eee * ¢ ¢ 2'eo 63446 £8 2S ee de bb a 0 b That Night .... Vande r Marti nelli and Orchestra. 8. Aria Celeste Aida” from “Ald: ceeeoesese ees ee ee 2S 6 2 Oe BETTY CROCKER TO DISC DIETING TOMORROW ON — Se eee new silhouette ‘will be Cussed by Betty Crocker, t pfervice specialist who broad hree times a week from KSD morrow morning. ‘Nowadays, f4V". many peopre choose’their * With more regard for their fig oe Ethan for their health. Mis# Cr : - Per will suggest how one ma) : 4 reasonably thin and still have foods w hic h will properly not @r me = 1 her Wednesday morning Wm *e will discuss “Sunshine and i Stables "’ 7 The next to the last of 3 Jae Crocker's radio cooking school “ns will go onthe ater Fr Mornin 1—: She will discuss the Of ergs In cake, q ~ articular! KS0'S FRIDAY CONCERT Frances Paperte, mezzo sopr and Georges Brien, tenor, wll the soloists in Friday nights | o (“onecert Artists period f Roth have ithe National heen associated ° Light Opera C€ Epans which presente in tat om s -Bems from light operas f F AF We dnesday evenings, 7 ive been , beard in indivi rod ¥ Becta : on numerous eccasi 4 p'ss Paperte was for two sea of the Chicago QO) -! and ig a winner ofa , eoncert prize. © Brien BePeared a8 guest soloist with { fw York Symphony Orche ‘Ss well Known as a fecor te .Mermbe r And “ Program will inelude « ibe Rept several of which al rom popular light ™ n will sing as hie se Phin. Qf Donegal’ <«(Sandersc a ““Meett, - M Molloy) ng of the Wat A a Radio Service in Your Home Complete testing of your wee ‘pea In city. PRoapect 1208-21293 BLACKWELL RADI SERVICE CO. pen oss veee AY. 4 De ee

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WIT lj, Us tis YUl1 tip 4 Yi, ; : Lh, YY Y ba, y a i jon GY Pag Vile 4 Vii, U1My V4 jp 4 L Lp ALLL Lo Vy ‘ Yh, A nie : Sit Wttbl 4 YItlTs itr Y Z Ju , ip Y, y WH, 4, sp Aft 11s Yfflll 1p a ess Ye oflllly, ty, J ' ty, Uf “mth UY Gorwen, luyte 4 "4, Yun FY” fyi F424 44 F~ le Gane Pees iin .. eo Y YH @ = Wr Z “ff 4, Wy YH “ ld, ) (ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH] Fe AL) = SARS SS : \ la. Wd Gesu } ne . ~ a _ : os inane weer - —_ mn caret a — - ~~ — ne ST. LOUIS, S NING, —— | ne ~ Se ey a ee ce 7 “ae ane a ——— —e. — 7 7 Seatac 0 tout He hie alin, BM 0 ied a? a Poe. 4 ips as " ~ Pest > % Loerie into tinaee os aio iy bee ‘ve hour's program KSD'S TUESDAY BRIDGE GAME 0" BUG KSD TONIGHT ee i eee Cavalry,” by Von Suppe. The pro-| through KSD Tuesday evening, | Hearts 7 5, Diamonds A 9 8 spot|America through Chile and then ; ‘n Atwater | [Ee —, Re a ree | | at pees | ra, Featured sedi Bh coeutapt aa Ns Se ae 5 SORE AE ee eg | 5:30 O’Clock This of the Volga Boatmen,” Russian; | Streeter, of Los Angeles. The 'NELL GWYNNE’ ON WEAF vesters March” (Shilkret), “Fate” . ee by the Goldman Band to be broad- Spades Q 4. Hearts A J 8 spot 6, : | mare ia Viz kK & ' 7 2 3 | The Hires Harvesters, tomorrow | cast Friday evening (7 o'clock cen. Tho : me et ge |, Diamonds K 5 2, Clubs 7 5 4 3. “ ; > 20¢ A (IN KS) CROSLEY HOUR ‘al 43 2s aan ie sh mands for) the . auction Mrs. Catherine — ng! a eee : 4 : eee te played by this group will be un-|. CHOOSE A CANADIAN NATIONAL VACATION THIS YEAR hareer followed as the resu ; agers ee Be “si usual. The program is to consist TRAVEL AND RESORTS | S ae ss - . a Tirst, | . Re ee i7€ ’ RE: f 1 é — ries of “discove eng Itali ae ee ee ee ogc ea SS Beas hg ig chiefly of well known Italian melo- ; — es la eaciarinet player in an Hlailan | 7 3 eee RE : ee RO oS a3 dies, which will be rendered on pimenta! band, he was discov- | ORR: hail 9 ies i a y oe = MehAMnos| played with. strings. | - Pre od by the bandmaster while / a ge ae Sai: PS oe The program follows: See (? Steg | a ing in the barracks the familiar , is oS 3333 te “© Soli Mio” , 3 | potes of the “Recondita harmonia - | | | Z 7 Viette Tcin” SCAN f) NAVIA | nae * | from LA Tosca. q me preggers ° 2 ; Sieh 3 : 5 Saag Bionda Mazurka’ ' a 3 ° : aking nim oO Miuan, , s . sone Sz "octal Solos by FEFarfariello a insisted on takings | | eee ‘A 3 a : a paced th Anteceeienin® ool next ) oe : = : : here he was offered a concert Y gement following his military | | SS Sa, Sis Bs : Ciribiribi owe via Scandinavian | — ; © 4 enga a4 Martinelli. at the | : aa Se ig HB Ree 3 “Tales of Hoffman’ Offenbach : » = :? a Wh th Mid ; } t S Gli BE kis gervice, studied singing | i ee ON cerataine” American Line | ~ = 7 — mignt oun Glistens 28 ond of his service, studied singing» Bes Seen a : e es 3 “fle Favorite Valser,’ with vocal “ ia er | Sa = . ; vat acting for more than two) Ss arr eR RN eae % : cei % Four One-Class Cabin Steamers in Service Se SSE ov Glacier and Mountains | j : ie He made his debut at the | : : oe see 3d | ee oS Se | “Se renats Silvestri” Famous Service and Cuisine \ —~ ' S08 oi Verme Theater in Milan, sing- | —— op CNIS ale meee | “Neopolitan Tarantella” Visit these Four Countries | \\\ aa | } Babbar niet corr apd you sail a. hs ype | ¥ eres soe Se 3 naa abe gang Biers ege ee ee \\\ through scenes of majestic grandeur, past a fee “Ernani’ and followed in ‘Ruy | : BS P 3 |; Neopolitan medley, wit] rw e A\e . : + 2 | . $ 2 “Wala ” No ay Sweden : , flower-decked fjords, glittering glaciers, towering . apa a e Be pic” | ¥ a : frain,. including lal: : : , ti opolitan Hit Singing the next year at An-! ' cee. Sa _ SS ; garita’ and “Ciribiribi”’ Denmark, including Germany Ww * mountains. Noscenes of the most vivid imagination ire. h ie wdard ‘he Pecwinl | , SSE, ae Ree we Guiseppe Benevetto is to for the One class cabin passage rate | pees eo transcend the majesty and loveliness of the sheltered oe oe ite: : Yas EAT see S in “Santa Lucia’’ ‘and the Neop: S145 on | | : id ) me et cage ~ ea oy 2 Tiga ends heey - rd ee hedge be By . . Mei og nari er aor Pe hy EAN A LA Ne RR ENG SON 5 OnE OORT - Wet. vee a S) hw 3 . cluding meals and berth on the beautiful, oil-burning Saris pesuited in his engage-| ee ede | : steamers Prince Rupert or Prince George—all outside a ky ae | | rooms. Reduced rates to Vancouver or Prince Rupert. iment there for three years at the’ a Rhee eee ey ets | L f ° 7 ‘ oe AS mpera house and for the _ cor- ~ Ss a Se eg Ou merica par ‘ : Mail the coupon. a. at Cove ‘oo. Se St eee a » By Famous “Santa” Steamers ya ; gt. Ce : : ; ponding summer at Covent Gar | ie Re Se An leoemrationd passenger service between | ae ae x: W. H. BURKE, General Agent, 305 Merchants-Laclede Bidg. IRN gen, London. He was heard in | Se ‘New York, Panama Canal, Colombia, NX pie pe Be te ; 408 Olive St., St- Louis. Mo., GArfield 1940 “re ‘ me home by a representative of the'! etna Oe oy Ecuador Peru, Chile, Bolivia. Regular sail- , Oh gt Hh oe Pa ot , ectric Co. lt : Same e = ings. Also 18 day to3 month pleasure trips. ¥ 7. Be Nae taxed, Be Le we . Daily hrough service t Metropolitan Opera, by whom hé & eter for Book ler. a ne 18 Or O | 7 lease te d elmar Meewas engaged and made his New 10 Hanover Square » Nation Parkael . 3540 meiork debut in “La Boheme” = in GRACE LINE New York i é | 5m * . PX a yet oie Chk Booklet, ais. Tours YOUr free E December 1915 : GIOVANNI MARTINELLI It brings vos the interest- | ) ea mA = cago & North West- , ” ap of (Alaska MM. “+ ie li “el “ie ae . 0 STR SE Se eae r ing story of far-famed Ex- ¥ “Rey oe , ern — Canadian Na- x ada, ee een Sec celsior Springs and its | cA mee : tional Railways ACO ie _ by the soo Italy, and health-giving mineral wa- Pe == throughs Duluth and “ -- me . . - on ~ ." oe tare “> ‘ an go nll ° + nee sol ~ — Thome lite --- we ‘ a a A gt we -—. ore Se * co ~ - - » —_ erm. vox 7 » + ~ 2 . - ~ - 7 anerenant o t “ ep saci —— - — mata a ae ia lll ER eR RI ae Min ta , , e — | - pp ) ) Pan Americana .. ert ‘Yy am | at the Elms Hotel. For further in- eae S Se | 290 ee Orchestra, “ formation, write, wire or phone 2 ’ ci -, 7a Serenade Torelli ‘ F. F. HAGEL, Resident Manager. + aber a ae gg b That Night Vanderpoo! . : a ae ae Mr) Martinelli and Orchestra. * ; | aa) ? gy’: Z rie and Mo. 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_ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ ce tl A Little Damaged by Long Drop 1927 a een equate some speakers present as a ae ig Jeritza, "Marguerite D’Al- se7 and Reinald Werren- i ith Will Be Heard. talent, have extraordinary the age - ria jJeritza, famous operatic o Reinald W errenrath, bari-. nod Marguerite d’Alvarez, ic contralto, will give the i. victor Hour next Friday ng They will be assisted by or Salon Orchestra, under — Massenet’s “Manon,” tm form, will be presente dby the tional Grand Opera Com through KSD tomorrow i usual, it will be directed by ¢ op eee | be a - | Sodero. The cast will include ¢ centennial. | Zielinska, soprano, Manon; programs alls: | | seppe di Benedetta, tenor, Che Ba os te | des Grieux; Ferrucio Co baritone, Lescaut, and Ning (‘o. A sim- pao 'of Scott Field, took up with him in the balloon with which he sought | ae, CO eee an altitude record recently. Receiver and speaker hit the ground, The five acts of the opera 'with a thud when Capt. Gray descended hurriedly after awakening narily are given as four, the ‘from a faint at 27,000 feet altitude. However, they were so little in-| peing very short and included _jured that the Brown & Hall Supply Co. exhibited them afterwards! 2. i woof the fourth act. It | is a | working as if nothing had happened. The horn bell was banged back, | ' . ‘the lid of the receiver was knocked loose and the tubes spoiled, but | °Pe™ ©f romance, intrigue, ‘the vital mechanism was undamaged. | movement and difficult of x aS | tion, for which reason it ig given in this country. While thing of beauty to the ear, it has, /motive of melancholy through its pages with a tragic ing like “Lucia di Lammermoor," “Aida” and “Pagliacci.” The theme of ‘Manon” {4g tie everlasting struggle with Ife a love. It is based on Prevost’s" non Lesccut,” the scenes of ‘are laid in France in 1721, first act of the opera takes | in the courtyard of a large ina broadcasting program | Damrosch and 4a | he broadcast | Saturday An hour's featuring Walter will PR V : iivespie. |} made u »9f Hawaiian selections i 0 ES QUALITY IN TEST | cially noticeab ma etait nee a aad “e ny ROW Koy rove mei in St. Louis of the new Utah cone ling. The Utah w definite help, KSD. He will | Islanders through KSD Wednesday KS)) ENDS SATUR | Mat WI/ FRIDAY on programs from KSD and distant often to catch station call letters | Paganini. 'number, were born in Hawaii and \W alter Picledseelt to Give - . Role in Opera, Direct - his first appearance in public a8 @/| and associated stations of the “Red Ee ’ a composer, he sought almost! The tenor, whose : S are ; wa ro y Ee wholly to — +s that in which he! conspicuous part of each offering, a iis peculiar talents. acts as director for the group. PAGE 2A SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 20, sweet and clear. The clearness with VIOLINIST ON KSD THURSDAY | Very good ra@production was af- | One test in which ‘and popular American tunes, will day evening from oe in distance seeking, because its evening. Eats eiigh os Rig as ate . i statNons. It took volume finely and ‘that with some speakers could-not | Paganini was an Italian violinist | i “been edgociated tenethir as é cital on “‘Ninth Symphony” | From New York, | musical artist at of 9, and! Network”’ since the summer of | ids c «. Y wire and to zet— no aay noextratubes or Mieertan, z batteries. OVER 600, SOLD Improved Results with Tube or Crystal Try entirely st my risk the wonderful improve gs ment this little device will make in reception Increases volome, and partially absorbs static. No tools needed install in a moments time. Money satisfied with back if not delighted. REFERENCES: Exchenge Refione! Bank. Atebisee Servings Bast. results you get your dollar back If vour dealer cannot supply you send Dollar Rill Direct to Factory Today. as Vict shilkret. eae at 7:30 Central time, oe be broadcast from ll concert wilt yW. WHAS, WSB, Bo eare’s — ——- --- ——— —— vocal quart Damrosch in sing Schil- il assist will which is said to and of: Joy, re Aatrnp wyreatest program ler’s “Ode be the this expression of of | Reception nee Miietned in Recent Scott brotherhoad of written. The ioctl d Mar- | Field Effort to Be Supplemented by (shall, soprano; Grace zesiie, cone. | 4 " 'tralto: (‘harles Stratton, tenor. and Observations 1m Another Test. | Olive } | ever Olive man } + SOLOISCS | | ! | | | Frederick Baer, baritone. Amiens. The stage coach arrives, | Marshall (;race Leslie bringing ‘“‘Manon,”’ a 16- become country girl, en route toae She is expected by her cousin, lq caut, of the Royal Guard. Whiy Lescaut awaits her arrival, Mangy appears, singing of the fatigu of her first journey, “Je Sulg Tout Pa lila, Saint+Sae oe A A ee — and have | known to radio listen- | Marshall has the Goldman and Miss quently. centennia las bv an body anship of George those who are committee are tional contests shows the utility of his course. Locating Himself by Radio. | “His method of locating himself ;on the map by radio is the simp- of; lest thing in the world,” said one balloon |of the radio men who witnessed Capt. Gray’s attempt. “His sets aeronauts de-|. ‘invariably have loops which maka ‘ent altitude record}. : tT es it possible to utilize directional re- Scott. Field. ny Se ceiving. was promoted | 4 ; . ; 3 oa As an example, suppose he has the fact that Capt. Hawthorne es we sailed away from St. Louis in the Grav of Scott Field, made ‘ ; afternoon in a general easterly di- had equipped his bas- | . . , ia ® rection. The morning finds him Atwater Kent tee Pe me fttcd an loon over strange country, somewhere 4 })] shop “aes ¢ anning Ittes 8 o , a hahn, ca »y . Mann Ns, "" : h iota eth 4100 | t© the east of course, but where? "ew 1 talp! ~ulitze emme: as he "Aas J : drew W Mellon, Ralph Pulitzer mm si ; reig Rte ee agg. Is he in Ohio, or in Pennsylvania? 1) >oaliyhi Ste 1 Sa lit arias 1zz ) ) . and Rabbi Stephen S. - Has he drifted northward toward Floor and Window le Radios ! , 0 Samp e ii! Wise well as with oOxy-/, at ; ‘ | equln- the lakes, or is he swinging east- ward toward the Atlantic sea- Every Set in perfect condition ex- ee f distinct marks on bs Station Gray ; cept for a few indistinc | | mann (Oe eh with board? It is most important that , cl his position. the cabinets. Crosley he knows | tar sere See ee ea — his 1 wonderful opportu- cora, irKkeyV, Nerevorore OL the “s , , a icant a real Radio bargain. \ ountries without such a sta- Any airplane pilot knows how » Special — 1 left; pe. ‘ - : ‘eported under : . | hopeless it is to find one's posi- SET; on sale at so tee, ie dive cs Using Reccivers ! ) rT’) he ? eo] — ! ‘ ‘ . ‘ 2 . : . tion. The channel is und During the preliminaries of GE Gathered from our 8 considera- | 4 3 stores for quick neon ‘tion by reading signs on town build- ocust St. Store. Whi RR ES : ings. , 4 re itestone | be ters and the power about) flating the balloon and fitting | ea roe tera pres meg ert 5090 wh ae Vv C * 5-TUBE—1 left; ee 009 wi basket, several balloon and radio} ed open Sree eee reduced .... ee REIS = a 4 oe eee experts explained how, besides b€~l) oon which travels n ll io ing of prime importanee because of |, . S normally at @ Crosley 5-38 $ and much more so from a Pearson ability to:keen the pilot in tonne higher altitude. Bestone LX $3.2 5-TUBE—Only 2 left “With a radi 7 5-TUBE—Just 3 left at. with weather the radio has a radio equipment like 5-TUBE—4 left; well Ward T. ofa The successful use by been a| l ers. as M1ss . land in | Van Orman, racing balloonist, leslie | soloist with /STAR ee FEATURE ALL SETS INSTALLED ABSOLUTELY FREE funder the chairm 30 DAYS’ FREE |'Eastman. Among SERVICE serving on. this Jame: R, AngetL Bernard R. i Baruch, James M. Beck, Dr. Nich- fi olas Murray Butler, Dr; S. Parkes} by Cadman, James M. Cox, John W. j ©. Davis, Willi Dewart, Cardi- | the attempt, es Havs, Otto H. | ket with a seven-tube with a ithe summer has radio receiving set as an aid to} i SUNE OT} the air The Beethoven i been directed navigation, is likely to make a re- of the equipment future ceiver a part . ais ¥ > ee pA OE AS wt gee i ae = AE, ol 3, ohh te nay SRT SRW oe ORL BME SR EL. TAR iN ee bs hei bea liege rb ; as hr ies. aos « = Xa Prienw gh +s Cain hee Ritts Os 2 ni Len eka Dn owe. 3 ea tye ee Paw. “ Bea retite jac Abc , ’ pe RN ADTs iia. . Ss tg, ‘3. hate ae i went eee q eh hy 7 ie See quia Seats ~ Rothe OO Ey ud ee cae ere ta as - ° atlioni QO? elected asting st An-| one in Navigation. in- its ‘rstood to Ek dete ok fe ok: 3AO rae tts. e ee ee « 7 e fe * Ay Ae pr, Gh Jaen Si. mathe, Sgt: A ste a hy LS _———— 5-Tube Courier 1d 4= 00 TO ary and exceeds The annual sale of radios parts in the Ur 500.000.0060. +n V4 lited States 1S a real val- reports, : 1} Van Orman’s, the pi been found a first-class navi- pilot feels about 5-TUBE—2 left: eration aid: 'on his dial for a radio station. Let ue at : Colonial | , , (‘us say he picks 1 ‘ ¢. - It was Van Orman, probably the burg Se a ” a Serta Pitts most successful balloon racer of the . “ $8 loop until the 6-TUBE-——3 left; mperieyty: | signal is at its lo : who used a radio 5 loudest and observes reduced yoreaeh angle it mal it , " € anes j $ 45 cessfully in balloon work. Scoffed i" akes with north, as ° at by other aeronauts for adding | Riis he weight of a set and -equipment Stewart- — Warner shown by his compass. Suppose it is 160 degrees clockwise from |north. He had stead- |! §.-TUBE-—2 Iteft; se to his load, Van Orman leon anid Sachse south and a little | Os it urg. stuck to yractice of go-|! oaitis . ' up WwW ith fivék-ctame radio e bas | Taking his protractor, he draws ie haccte cg patie iba As 1UIP- a line on his map south from Pitts- i aiso Only 6 of these remarkable Sets remain; drastically for quick clearance to —and lite Aere’ $ hes you get: S$ 1 storage A battery; 5 tubes; 2 45- volt B batteries; 1 Mozart er and a complete aerial kit. Nothing Else to Buy Loud Speaker Volume From Distant Stations IESLIC IESE: reduced reduced to by t ; * day, first Music Master 5-TUBE—6 left; | 7 ” ak specially ; ; 3 priced reduced to 10” to30” Discount on Floor Samples of Nationally Advertised Sets Continuing the Sale of Radio Console Tables 4 S| - The 'fastlyv (ing ment. record —_" IADIO OQ LLIABLE S] LRCHANDISE 822 PINE ST. “WE WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD” MAIL ORDERS SHIPPED ame DAY RECEIVED me BRANDES Superigr Headphones, ART aatneemnmeet ee Jones will speak on “The | Preacher.” > i A charge of $1 addi- tional for packing out-of-town LISLE Se eE LL LaLoecs. ; i or MAJESTIC Socket Powers 30 Inches Long. 16 Inches Wide. T able 31 Inches High. Orders Engourdi.”’ ws de Trouble I've Seen,’ ' Mar- love with her at first sight. Tha “Jeanne dAre,” Tschaikowsky, with him. They go to Paris int pod,” Barrow-Foster, Captain ing the first act the friends Of Met que,’ Shilkret, orchestre: In the second act, laid in Go .My Love,’ Hageman, Mar- Ecris a Mon Pere”), describing Maria Jeritza. charming scene, the young by De Bretigny and De Grew e twilight service at the Sec- sung in quartet. De Grieux ig@aM—pht from the newly installed sta- standing arias as the famow th. consists of a musical pro- another victim of her led Or. M. Ashby Jones, resign herself to his care. Lieber, organist, is to include: uet. Manon enters a street ¢ ne Tavenner; “Sing and Re- His of Wie it Be, On urs at an angie of 160. degrees|s performance of the Paris Off tenor solo, “Gently Lord, is at’an angle of 90 degrees from | first lover, De Grieux, has found rt ¢ contralto, and John Mattuck, ‘draws a line eastward at an angle | marks the meeting of father Vet o : es on ae pe eee | $4.50) value. ms | ‘the image of his love and t “ Ba See Virginia, just west of Richmond. BALKITE $10.00 value $5.95 oe P Grieux to leave the monastery, to the Post-Dispateh. time for him to.land before he is Parisian gaming house. che same wane $2.00 value Among the _ travelers ls Det rite .]' Alvarez, “Doll Dance.” love he exprésses in a duet with Ma “Erlkonig ("The Erlking”), carriage of the discarded sul tton’s Fancy, Masefield-Tay- non sing joyously in chorus @@Mit;, Opilios Negros,’ “Concion De Grieux writes to his father a rite.d’Alvarez; “Twilight,” Ham- charm and innocence of ] “TWILIGHT E 10 PUT T dream of a little home in the ei father and a aria, “Enfin les A Raptist Chureh will be broad- ried off by his father ordé@p Imp, KFVE, in the Chase Hotel. song, ‘“Enfermant les Yeur’4 by the Second Baptist Quar- promises to console Manon _ ioe Act 3, the scene of which int » solos, “Dedication” ,(Popper) on the arm of De Bretigny, " (Case) and “Day Is Dying |from north. Then he feels about! pallet in the street. The gaveleHmmtly Lead Us” (Porter), WwW. W. through the same procedure. The not wait for it. She flees to tht Ruesker. soprano; W. Mac- north. He takes his protractor | treat from the world. of 90 degrees from north. 'son in the monastery. The : “ BH AND WJJD JOIN phan i ge UTAH ‘That is his position. He is setine tae romante “aT ae Q. R. S. “REDTOP" s carried out into the Atlantic. provide Seae™ on erie eg bs iz he “ae 9 aaa 9c antagonist accuses him of f oheatil WJJID eels affiliation DE FOREST 30 Inches Long. 16 Inches Wide. 31 Inches High. Grieux, a young noble, who wn. orchestra; “Adieu, Forets,” non and he begs her to go to Pati pert, Maria-Jeritza, Rose in Guillot Morfontain. In a scene cle Reinald Werrenrath; ‘Melodie they, too, will go to Paris, laza.”’ Castro-DeFalla, “DO explanation. the letter song “My Little Nest,” Spaeth-Le- Manon joing in this duet. In try. 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The final of this version:is the vengeance of th: SO I nt etree } | | Story be day evening Balkite Hour. as an the United States fell episode in the “Cycle of Romance” | from last January ‘to be broadcast from KSD, will be/ $379,559 from the Dece what Ponce de Leon sought so | Exports of American pete /many years ago-~-youth. | teries of cll kinds In # a The program depicting the spir-| ever, showed an inc ase of it of youth will be presented by a 596 compared to last a soprano and baritone soloist, as-|age batteries recording. sisted by an orchestra, individual gaia, ee - oe oh Ser Pra | $3 Allowance on Your Old Speaker FRO sic | , cast its ‘during the first stages of his |ington, will broad S ) MN ss. , S ' Bey $18.00 Cc egg 'more than two tons of ballast. 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He will r bled ay ee pone 112 Power Tubes y J 'make observations in the test for dane ype oi 9 set without rewiring. 3. | Sunday night. who is to sent here for the} DANSTROM flight. » $1.25 Phone Connectors, | “ ame ae BATTERY EXPORTS i 1 to 6 pairs of phon ; | pais imae QC) syinite PROGRAM ON KSD| AS RECEIVING | SETS 5 “SHIPWRECK’ KELLY | * January radio io. ehit agi Will be at our store, Monday, one hour, from 12 to 1, / sid - yan : ; 22 PINE BROADCAST SUNDAY EVEN to America. oD Capt. Gray wag not! Grieux’s plans to rescue Ber? ee * 3 A special musical program by -™ ged will se SB 7 h allen tr? : history transmitter. It was further @n- heed that, beginning tonight, WJZ programs would be pre- id through WEBH. This should out for the benefit of 8t. ans desiring to tune in on the Programas, for KYW, Chicago, oadecasts from: WJZ, is ed for most persons in this! by KSP- EBH is operated by the Edge- Beach Hotel, Chicago, and D by the Loyal Order of Moos, direction of the Chicago Her- aAminer. YORK COLLEGE STARTS OOL' OVER CITY'S RADIO Municipal air college opened Yy night when members of faculty of the College of the of New York began broadcast- ries of lec tures on cultural Bclentific sub je ets through C, the city’s radio station. courses offered by the alr » are open to millions of lis- Who may matriculate by tuning in om the New York! Ration when the lectures begin #30 pb m., Central time. except *4ay and Sunday. Wide range. of subjecta, includ-} Aglish and European litera- and popular scientific | og cational topica, is to Bel “ -f talks by more than af of city college faculty mem-/ LA FRAN FRANCE HOUR) "ty evening the La France|} “Fa will play from KSD. Inii c~,, with the same “Eas Se nt Program will open} m French march and con-}f | ag the French war song. a. 3 brs. the solos will be “Rlow-|i Steam,” and “One Summ oS * a mes Tee eo. bee eS Bi ste oh Sag ee eee Rs Te ee Sale Ge 4 _ 7 yt

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH__ pee SUNDAY MORWING, MATICH 20, 1927 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH PAGE 3A ° i “M he > te AR a Z Bese eee : ————— we ) NET ANON : i VICTOR HOUR | Today Ss Programs | KSI) EVEREADY HOUR “um _ a AT wor. 3 ee oe —— | i —_— eaters “ FOaaccasting Cor. . j | Ix S D iO sl 7. ' (484 meter pig 1On, Operators of WARBC. hav: ay KSD TOMORROW Fog WIZ FRIDAY, a2 2 meres (es someleaet grep Ss 7 i] 5 :100-— os) i iy | 4bicule "one of t if CH radic AVVO | pe . hie , J 7 4 ph ine oa , : sical : FRM } musical program. eat ae | | 0 a SKETCH ai to * one of heal at cndae o . at Richmond Hill. N.Y. ae Ane heats Why confine your radio programs 20—'} wo hours of music b | all this week the “Capito! Family’ from the a Ln to a few local stations when the Capitol Theater, New York iG hom FEPRANT|| Se ee. Sune eee . and lectures of hundreds of big BB Zielinska Will] Sing TYtle { arguerite D’Al-})) City. ree eae | ole in Opera, Direct a oy _ W | 8115—Giov anni Martinelli in wW alter Ke Hy , Sul stituuing 101 $82. ip Be Cities are ready foryes? Withevery nd Reinald erren- the Atwater Kent Hour. I} ae RB l-a~ “a SS eh : his ea for ay A pe The Distance Getter.’’ ‘ From New York, za H d. : nile DurKe, to Usive oe ry - FREQUENCY ~~ mctade F —~ our wonderful now DXatence iz RDERS j , | aa ane = ” Seer af **' 4 ’ rane ormer une your set according to our & a m Will Be Car KFUO - ] he \ ITZinia J udge. : te . ; TRANSFORMERS | pe dir mater 9 preste— note tlie dis- 0 ONLY ti ia SATISFACTION GUARANTEED 3 —s EXCEPTIONAL BARGAINS FILLED —_—_—_— | 545 M.; 550 Ke. ones SY af. our instant) . ' ~ 2 BREE Ars. g:00] ge oa Gs ; € -) First Come—First Choice 0 ©. 0. 0.5 e : enet’s “Manon,” tn tap} : ’ old | F tza operatic |. 3:30 P. | x ’ ies yowmachmdiaedio. «a > bari half hour. adateea! Orit Walter Kelly, with his vaudeville SATISFACTION GUARANTEED Bie Oe idles Sex SARS) Sorin tie price Cad "hic ’ Grand Opera Be... Reinald Werrenra Before Pilate,” (German); Kev. sketch, “The Virginia Judge.” will = oun. — = | ae ae az eines. nanatte ber om oxvacte: | im | 5 co using a few cents worth K a7. 9 ? _ more yo ees | i cas. i Company 4 d’Alvarez, || O. R. Hueschen. German hymns tt ett Chicago, tii. _] Send me ‘'The Distance Gett luciosed find $1 (M_ O., A ner “ae Send C. 0. D., plus sma!) postage added. TLid: dnatdveg oir “ahh » wana os See . a Se reer Nemeth min gt PF II ths Mi he ate Reale po ale sine ie a ty sulphate tain, ighangehtnl « ~ Sao ae phe Rye Seeacaeneneentlinne in tee TS ASCII SE CRPO RO R Aa * ae « — vee “ “ ——o Stata sinerkesiatisiiinidialaiesn h KSD tomorrow even! Marguerite Mix hol jinch-hit for ‘Billie’ Burke in the Ee : n é | Mixed choir of Sst. Tri nity Ppinen-hit for a1iik urKe Im tne , Se of ordinary house current, _ &. As” ' either alternating or dil- Standard Ratio Musical program by mixed | | | ae di Benedetta, tenor, Chevalier » 4 eetor Salon Orchestra, under choir of St. Trinity Lutheran | Miss Burke asked th sveready , py. aa yt ten wees feeg ha FACTORY REPRESENTATIVE i { i ime, j i. ‘ t 7:30 Central t | 9:15 P. M.—Address: ‘Christ . si ittcc : AND - ’ 19 ne, Lescaut, and Nino Rulsi, — ‘ so be broadcast from!!! our Priest.” Rev = BE L. Mars. || program. chek: oo tamme) ohenner is, money order 1602 ARCADE BLDG., ST. LOUIS, MO. i np! ti Dk, ‘ - . se ne se : } or a te p or. ae | : Count des Grieux. > -& KA, KYW, WHAS, W SB, 1] Music by Noonday Quartet- . Ke lls will he sy pporter hv he coin to pay mailing a Kae s onee ae or e DIST RIBUTORS j oe | ; sent postpaid. If you are pot satisfied, return Security Radio Ftec. Co., 1506A Pine. i Tia eee cee ae eee > 3 NEW MODELS ! : a 4 eared || Th lar staff o rs i , ' ef) are given as fou j who have app | E. 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Linus —_~ ee Or we ° ” ——e eee m and innocence of Manon. # | 247 M.; 1210 Ke. if a some me fete duet. In 7. | 10 PUT DUT TWILIGHT | 11:00—Service of Kingshigh- ing scene, the young lovers” of a little home itn the coun- @& i pea f cg gg. * peor yaa "os pd . - AT WATE ENT 2 ;. TUBE Coast-to-Coast They are discovered, however, SERVICE OW AIR TONIGHT | George P. Horst, D. D.. preach- oO gd ATER KENT 4 : : S at a De Bretigny and De Grieux's Me twilight service at the Sec-||/ te Pastorale” (Spencer) Anth. O | 3 RADIO: # ype $ \ terod ne nly Rac Bh 2010, eterod) _ if reine V2Z“39s5 ad ron " solve acing “7 Amor’s age pooh - ye ge ‘|| (Huhn.) Soprano solo, “Oh Mas- ' @“Hiere Are the swvers'), 9 or the first time at 5. -|ii ter Let Me Walk With Thee” ‘ | | (Matthews.) Miss Blance Beck, “Se 3 for... Radiola No. 25 7 WHILE 100 LAST Regularly $165 Le oe te A ee Enfermant les Yeux ° “Oh Jesus Thou Art Standing No Mail Seles. None to Dealers. Not Over 5 to a Customer. Limited Qyantity g in quartet. De Grieux is car- @ht from the newly installed sta- | “Re aot off by his father order. In @ KFVE, in the Chase Hotel.'), Fostiude, ee : part of the opera are such out~ @Bservice, which is one hour in/| § gion prev. G P. Horst, e se - | fenaine With Tales ding arias as the famous dream gah, consists of a musical pro-| | preaching. Spy Prelude f thi Rad ) | , cCXx300 Det. OUR PRICE “i . "ange CO M204 wr ‘ . ne oo ee weemece, Where Be enor; Miss Margu : | ee 6 tube Receiver factory installed. BALDWIN t from the world. 4 : “The | Whiting: “Whvy.’’ Schumann, ‘‘For- Th } t | , t A b ilt-3 h 1 h f d a en see what else vou get. A built-in horn you'll search far and wide and ° ° ¢ k in the monastery. The youn — re romantic than ecclesiastic. : , ‘BLUE NETWORK’ OF WIZ. | ; M ’ CONE $ AG $20.00 Value | : table beside your favorite chair. 3 16” . : . bvide funds, she takes him to 4 QRMCAGO, March sige ge tae B Radio Rece tion . Sh xe) | BUY Pp _ Pooley alone gives you these new te Grieux Inarested with Mar MW) have eonounced artuation | 6©6 INSUFrance : I , ave announced affili | | advantages RADIO STORAGE tenced to deportation with other *@@hich WJZ, New York. is the , r a i. Se o dep Radio Set With Fully ©) d £19.50 val s. l-Year Guar. uliy large ers, > value this version is the vengeance Of @i@ted that, beginning tonight, ; . eg illot and the clamor of the gam- @¥JZ programs would be pre- sides. It looks well from any view. \ ou can place On, oe COTALLY 410.00 Trickle $5. 35 | aya mf si ssvn” 64 SO lose Our Eyes’). De Bretigny, Gand a short period of medita-| (spo rton.) Anthem. “Oh Lord herself to his care. We Lieber, organist, is to include: H. & K. CONCERT FROM KS ¢ arm of De Bretigny. asking ® (Case) and “Day Is Dying | M usic by Victor Herbert will be let in the street. The gavotte if “Si lead Us” (Porter), W. W./ler ensemble from KSD at 7:20 next . - . : : ID you know you could get a genuine Pooley Radio Cabinet for this vagant whim, but Manon doe? @iimbers of the quartet are Mrs./is to include: Overture, | t lover, De Grieux, has found re- = contralto. and John Mattuck, | man; fox trot, ‘“‘There is a Boat- UTAH or bass solo by Count De GrieuX BBM Jones will speak on get-Me-Not.”” Macbeth: “Love's r a ae i¢ atin : eryty Tinea y f | nit est. in praying for strengtl:, sega? iand Bel ex tions from ‘"The Wizard o | ; i ; i U M AND WD JOIN “ile.” tor. A beautiful piece of fine furniture—valuable in itself as a small handy non arrives and persuades Dé @ _— _ ; ' T3434 to the Post-Dispatch. | s . ; SPEAKER risian gaming house. The ldsinz WEBH (370.2 m; 810 ke) ' @ De Grieux is arrested with Ma- 1 chorus @nsmitter. It was further an- | P “eee | ; ‘ d characters. The fina The *‘Arm Chair’? Model is finished on all four $77.50 BW ~ $14.15 through WEBH. This should | . + _ | | : it where vou want it—out on the floor by your . . ’ B Eliminators In act five. or the second part ot @P out for the benefit of St. | . t four, as usuatly given, ManoM @i@ins desiring to tune in on the | fe PU, chair. It puts the very best of radio at your finger- 33 Phileo Socket P en route for Havre °, w here she is | P programe, for KYW. Chicago, y : . a ; “ " ‘x e | 3 $65 own a ket Power $47.50 be deported to America. D@imMailso broadcasts from WJZ, is “adage b's tips. No need even io lean over to change pro- ,, ct ieux's plans to rescue her have eed for most persons in this : ae is grams or alter volume. There is nothing else on ita Barton Wadia Cabises . | ) : S (LARGE $3.75 LIST 45-VOLT UPRIGHT—Guaranteed led. but he bribes a guard to al- | ey KSD. | be J ! . Oe , . him to see Manon for a m+ MMBBH is operated by the Edge- | S Cite the market like it today. is approved for Atwater Kent | ian ss: ent. Worn out by fatigue and —— Hotel, Chicago, and | y % " | Radio because of the design . Tested as TYPE (LIP $ . i 5 ythe Loyal Order of Moos, | _— = Ask the Atwater Kent dealer near you to show you and quality of Pooley cabinet & yom Fresh CONNECTIONS artbroken, she dies in his arta toe al ; . irect *T- . ’ - ss . ‘ . ‘* ° ction of the Chicago Her-| this Pooley **Arm Chair” Radio Cabinet. Sit by it work and because of the tone : a By T T E RP i E Ss Net ther | e . Not hye the road to the oo gin and exile. | miner. | - 7 > * * | —listen tait—try it for yourself. Note how wonder- qualities of the built-in float- | | go fond Ping Horn. Both maees the 5 $4.75 List. Fliatra-Heavy Duty $2.10 Se IRD BAPTIST IST CHURCH Wit Bort COLLEGE STARTS | A-B-C DRY BATTERIES fully convenient and compact it is, how delight- standards we set and main- ‘4 | #15 Volts | BROADCAST SUNDAY EVENINGS HOOL' OVER ER CITY'S RADIO. eeerens tree Water, the mest fully natural and clear in tone. Note the amazing- tain for Atwater Kent Re- | om — Beginning tonight at 8, the Third | pporicipal air college opened || Mom—the unusually unique con | ly low price. It will pay you to see this unique ceivers and Speakers. ai. : Fani0 DRY CELLS; Full Test, Fresh Stock $405 h- 4 , ptist Church, Grand and Was — “ight when members of']| your reception of RADIO'S | ? “ | | m5: i a Cr ere en ponte mientt, SNR members of || your reception of RADIO’ | combination today. (Signed) A. ATWATER KENT $3.75 Kxerendy CH \RGER— as J we) Burce*s — : . | ‘ Ratteries “7 oe ne bs l, 00 . ~ 95 RG ESs— me er ei . , TTERY EXPORTS INCREASE Passat: Caton THE COMPLETE LINE CONVENIENT TERMS [/8 ic i=" Reefer ING SETS SLUMPR A FR , MIARO 00. po | — eel eee ATW ATER KENT RADIO Bere 2 | ee fe Special ‘ Variable (rid Leake sy evening from & the La France 624 Olive St January radio shipments ra eae BOS e St. oat Will play from KSD. In SCHWEIG-ENGEL CORP. oe Winton. Lantan ates Aerial Plimina tore—“Special, bightninge Arresters he United States fell off $111,787) with 4929 Delmar BI. ) rom last January and dropy | ee,” the “noe name “La SOUTH SIDE HADIO CO., >. Ajax (rxsetal Sete—Special S1.°5 Fewer Tuhe Adapters TB, 379.559 from the December figures, h Pre Program will open 3607 Gravois Av. Ma Stelnite ( rystals a fer $1 120 Tubes : teat , de bat-& neh march and con- A. E. SCHMIDT CO., Inc., _ 3 Mie Phone Plugs Console (Cabinets_Sipeecial el F os.Piete Variable (aendenerrs., Be | $6.50 Manhattan —_—— Hy drumeters , Vario couplers , oe Soe Exports of American mace wit 112 P “4. ‘ hows, h the French war song SOUTHERN ;ADLO co.. ries of all kinds is case of $218. tad 2200 S. 29th SF 'ver, showed an increase of ® the en i on ‘et , 696 compared to last January, Be, BM ge, |. “ome i eeieeece CO.. 5737 Easton Av. AN ton . a . 16th & Cass ee enaoe e batteries recording the =" == A nex ne Summer HAMPE & BARNES, oy tee id. : as Oa Sate ee nes

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- e “ . PRIN Ve ear oy ARS Way. mosess- ‘ 4 A a wae each td aah nad Lefts ‘ ots eo hight asa on - or “ean A romps ” Pe eet, RS: ee hs aprilen es Feces oe v pee Catan » ie hina 8 he fe ae ih ie meee mp “¢ npreki Rca tei ws oa 7 sun's ad - . TS NET ST iG, AOE I RS ae RWS Oo * aad Fn: Ts sia Hn calc cline PP I ans pasts oo mos A Se beat aiae Wajds phe ' he ne ee GH ee en Te Cre ea tin pte 9 Athy. alts 9 * » 7 “ee ey a? £7 Pe a eee ey BL sagas eos Rl a Rae a a OE at a, cue Sa PAGE 44 ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH een - a ne et en ee PO Nae a -KSD PROGRAM WEEK OF MARCH 20 CENTRAL STANDARD TIME | Dally—9:40, 19:49, 11:40, 12:40, fH 545.1 Meters—550 Kilocycles 1:40, 2:49 and 3:49, market and i Weather reports. 12:40 and 1:40 news bulletins 4 Daily—i160:060 A. M.. Laclede Gas Light Co. Home Service Pertod. 11:60 A. M. Monday, Wednesday and Friday, Betty Crocker Gold i Medal Talks Sunday, March 20 5:00 P. M. Special musical program by the Crosley Fiadio Co 6:20 P. M. Musical program by Major | Badward Bowes and the “Capt- ‘i tol Familiy” from. the Capitol | Theater, New York City. ' 8:15 af M. Atwater Kent Radio Hour i} with Giovanni Martinelli of the + Metropolitan Opera Co., as the feature artist Monday, March 21 6:30 P. M. National String Quartet. i} Old Neighborhood Trio. : 7:30 P. M. i Hires Harvesters visit South America. ‘ 9:00 P. M. Massenets “MfIanon”” in tab- loid form bv the Nationa! Grand Opera Co. Tuesday, March 22 7:00 P. M. The Viking 7:30-P. M The re 5 Bus neve hz i CMicinnat! 8:00 P. M r Eveready Hou! 9:00 P. M Auction Bridge Gan 9:30 P. M. Radio Cavalcade.. oe ree salen neice Wednesday, March 23 7:30 P. M. The H. & K. Coffee program by the Hote! Statler Concert Ensemble. 8:00 P. M. Ipana Troubadours | 8:30 P. M. Balkite Hour :00 P. M. Smith Brothers _ Thursday, March 24 7:00 P. M. South Sea Islanders qs 30 P. M. Half hour with Great Com- | ep. a. Goodrich Zippers Friday, March 25 ._ & *00 P. a. eet :30 P. M. cs La France Orchest! 9: 00 P. M. W hitta! Ang! Persians. 9: 30 P. M. Dance Music 11:00 P. M. r?'* J af : — rhe |} & Rh. fee progra = = | . 7 ‘ ; med } - T . - t he Ho el Statler Dance Or- Saturday, March 26 11:30 A. M. Miusic br the Waldorf-Astoria and Rolfes Pala | Mr corenes- 8:00 P. M * ol — > Walter Damrosch and assis ing artists na specia n gram he Columbia Ph graph C¢ ~ SUNDAY RADIO PROGRAM —_——————— ss EESEEEEEEEIIEEEnEEEE Sunday, March 20. suriviay or KMA Ww BAT. ” —— “Sa ncpsec ty - I v core - “4 =:S tle «rn )-35 sere 1] symph ‘ AGW Portland 491 5m-810k 9 3 ari * 1] * ‘ 5 | S KH. ] s 4 4: . +i) 74 K ee enurch s ra KOA Denve , 4m-7 a =~ 4 {on Lad egati na nh KP Sa F ; a ¢ - rT wet ‘ i : es 1 — ‘ si hes ira: 32 " . AP Re Hy . mY ke } 8 I , ' - " ; A \ 3 . KTHS, Hot Springs (374.8m-7 ail i} > - I syt ~ ima > a] = ' AyWw. ¢ ¥ » 4 R20 WZ fa ch > am WRATI. R +¢ 3 , iz 4 i) ICT - WRAP, F “ 473 9m-630k ; i} ’ « 4 WZ. al > : > ui -s " ° 1 ta) concert Wico, M 4. 3m-860 ke ri ey Ludlow inis 3U Riviera R Commcdaore cot ci r sa ra . i Nationa Veen. ‘ WE \ a! - WLS. Chicago (344 6m-870ke) —A Rrowa ' h HO h © I WLW. Cincinnati (422.3m-710kKc)}—5°3 eer e ‘4 { ale string orthestra WMBF. Miami Rea Fla S384 4m-7TROK —%. orchestra: 9. frot: WOAI. San Antonio (394 5m-760ke }—7 45 (enira!l Christian ¢ - WoC, Davenport 453 6m-620ke)—A 30 church rvice 10 Palmer eymphouy Frwin Swinde!! Wow. Omaha (326m-STO0Kc'—F Bible etudy: 9, chaps! service WPG. Atiantic City 98 &m-1000kc | — 8:10. orchestra Q 1s1ica.e Wod ‘ wo 4475 87Okc:}—S8 Ka and ft Kittens noe WSAT ©) mnati ‘(3°90.9 9° Ak 7 Be ae” L Tf Wramn. | : SQ 4 "Ok ¢)} Ri re Peira Fi aer ‘ee 2) aiTra WWJ. De ) oS i S50kc})—27:30. De Ss p! ‘ ° *-t WHAT STATIONS TO TUNE IN TO CALIBRATE RECEIVER With the issuance of new recu- + 2 ns he R i“on ssion 4 a © Ss 4 of S'at rs 0 Sic garg cis m t OT “seen j ¢ Tf ‘ ar , reve xa . a iz’ns or fre ~ > ’ quencies Penalties may en | «> ma ia rs 4 e + 4) Pr =" i i ‘ es r ; 3 ] . 2 ae. 4 ~- Tt im ; 2 . Vi a . ty = ns ecogn ized le 7 ) sect Oo > . » the | : f Sta } 3 sides 4 other broadcasters designated as Imnstan q “y¥ 2 j - eo 4 he 4 r ll ‘ i ~ I i i ce. | ? a - } > 81% Ye Six star 4 ? freq arnecr sta O i > ‘ } y Pers \i v r } ‘YY experts 4 wa meters 2. 27 ippa I~ us bn Pee era. = 4 ‘ i WW EA W R , W WGY, WBZ and KDKA i ima 3 - i . S 3 q ©A ana > 4° 4 ; ‘ k les. res The nstant ns ro WHO © \I 3 % 524 sf re in rn VA WiW WCCO WTAM-WEAR * _~ . . ry? ¥ . . - -* ° KRTHS, WJID. KGO,. WIAD. Ww WLS WKAQ KOA WRAO WMBI. WEFBG, WBAA, WO! KEFH WENR, Wea! WAAM, WOWO WBBM, WEBQ, KFVS WPDQ and KFARA design, with three arms#? or exten. is s™ a? --~ > a | ,c — . - ‘ 3 Fiass ¢€ Pe ope Thea argest or filament arm the ~ ~ — . x > “7 . > ° ; P . a S provided with a standard tx = .* ™ : . vase. suitable far Wyse in eirner thn . puso type or the Navy type sorket ~~ * — ‘ei. SO? X Nn st Ve@ maegunNnterl «oO > * 7% ‘ at the filament of the tube will be in a vertical position (ontrariwise, the horizontal erid and plate arms are not based. In- stead. two heavy stranded leads arranged in parallel. are hrought from each stem for connection wth grid and plate, respectively The double grid and double plate leads serve greativy to increase the eyr- ent-carrying capacity at excention- aily high frequencies. and both “acd« for each element should he empioved at all times so as ’o carry safely the large circulating currents walaacccientiiniiatiiliaat ii Or Te Reta SEN Rahat er rhe Out-of-Town Customers ‘a 1102-110 8 Pay Usa Visit o We Will Arrange Easy Terms Oliv Ee Street Your ' re x h “ei ee and Pay the Freight to rs... in ° 7 +: ’ * oe iown. W eC peilver bv irTuUCA Within 320 Miles of St. Louis. _SUNDAY MORNING, 7 Fd) ‘hf / lb if Wit i Ka 3 Easy Payments Kroehler Bed ™, - . ; . a ~ os ‘ x . es " 4 . ‘ . . This COUPON -Is Worth §$ on Any LIVING-ROOM SUITE 2S ‘Higist ee A ee aa AL LIN ALONII ARE t ‘Davenport Suite “y- 175 Carved Frame—tThree Beautiful Pieces—Regular $285 Value $ is worth on any Bed- Room Suite Shaded Antique Walnut Finish Bedroom Suite *159 Mele “ee, Ss o=.8 es i>-i& This Coupon is Worth on any Chifforobe > "=" @'s $5 Down Payments ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Clip These Coupons They Mean Money to You at Our Great March Sale. Simmons a Bed and Pad = a ‘| 2 Doors West mes of 11th Street MAin 3465. Coupon is Worth *s * Se \ WW x CA 'e « aM “9 BE ¥ e | Coupon is Worth § On any Kitchen Cabinet Decorated Bed With This Coupon $ Is Worth Simmons Spring and Mattress on Any Bed Outfit White Porcelain-Top a ul = ip 2 Ee e 1 ee Cou is Wo On any § Refrigerator4 * ead eae! 3% B Fae 4 » x > General Ne P. ART SIX : * Give ‘and Redeem Eagle Stamps = Stovesand Rat Former Price $45 Gas Ranges, large o $55 Gas Ranges, side ov $85 Gas Ranges, all $85 Bungalow Range cc gas and coal ..... $165 Blue Enamel Co gas oven and b -_~—_-_- = - - - - - - - = -— - - 7-Piece Water Set a Blue — Dinner & The nest Refrigerator made. wit a ’ our bill In two. Pe. % nte- ” - + R rera or—$ r ‘as Wir s Ss S Afi trime- rr + eo Seo ee ‘ + Liberal Allowance for Your Old Range ~— oan o i 4 - KF “$ Mirne re he ’ ~ ; , : 5 a & Ty S 7% nRaanze coi itis mai the guaranteed Buck's quailt - * Kitchen Cabinet Free—1 white enameled metal Stool—S8 glass spice jars—Blue Bird sages a. $1 Down—Easy Payments This Coupon is Worth ¢ onany Room of Linoleum * Special Lino time ¢t buy. Big Large selection of quote a special this Pro-Line. $1 Down—Easy Pa 19 3-Pc. Living-Room 23 5 3-Pc. Davenport Bed 255 3-Pc. Davenport Bed Greatest LIVING- Former Price trame, cane backs; construction; in J construction in Jacquare 65 2-Pc. Living-Room Suite; covered in-mohair . 25 3-Pc. Davenport Bed Suit carved top rail and front 75 3-Pc. Davenport Bed Suit in mohair, loose cushions 50 o-Pc. Living-Room Suite; reversible cushions ._.. 95 2-Pc. Living-Room Suite; carved mahogany a Don’t Overlook These r 9x12 Brussels Rugs, nev 9x12 Velvets and Axmil ( Axuminsters Are” 9x12 Velvets and | 8.3x10.4 Velvet Rugs, = 9x12 Seamless 9x12 Wiltons, in extra q 75 27x54 Axminster 18x36 Axminster 9x12 Genuine Cork I ‘5 Inlaid Linoleum, 25 Printed Cork Li -00 Congoleum, all ; mnants of Felt Floo ants of Printed nants of Inlaid Li Late« Records of your ealeattaal finis hex. $75 and $80 model j $65 Upright ,

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'-DISPATCH cena - cilia = —- ee Re nemo hnsa a on nneRERS -~ ~ “ -. mm eet nene: Lenrenee aoncentasasenentlll eeasmomannaas _ eae ee _~ — 2 4 =* Open Evenings : ; eee by Appointment 4 Phone 4 ‘ a, a ’ : f- >. . \ > ’ p 7 2 =~ . s! PS - i = - P . . d , . - — a ~— 4 = _ e : * . j od ‘ a ~ > ‘ - rf ee , P . ; ‘ 1 > . , ' eo) : ‘ — ' ' . ’ P ; . /f . : + 4 , I A ; , ’ ¢ 4 > , . ‘ - ‘ \ - . ' » ‘ i . » ‘ , ‘ ' + A . «4 ‘ 4 . - SS * ® ’ ‘ ‘ sd ~. ‘ ° ‘ ° “ . 3 ‘ j j 2 » - . . o " » 7 * ~ 4 > ‘ - — oa - = “ . - a * » - a ' ” , : 7 Purchased at Auction Directed by the U. S. District Court and , ; Ge Rn VAN i>” ) ; . : ? ( . ‘fp ; F ‘ j i > , @ ,% ‘ . . > ¥ Vi, COMPLETE HIOWUSE F WURAE SHE ew > n , s " : ee ae erences ‘ sa a a am a ‘ ' - r r } | oseve . if nf j } — a see ‘egy = , _ " . A : . : ‘ ‘ tA h | | if | ' : - : a e » 2 . s ; : K h } if | 5% ‘ mr : ° a ; P ' i . * ® ~ ye >. ‘ : i ‘ . : € . ‘ ii i} 5S ’ . ' ° : mn a . , Z : CTIONES | uc 7 3 ' . ; . ; - . ’ Y; ; wil | ea a a . 7 . . — ~*~ , ’ rd » - o — - ry . mM. \e —~ ' Aa! ———— ¢ - , » . - , ‘ o . ’ ‘ a . = Yj . 1 a> o ee _——=———=——s«— Bought for a Quick Sale! Priced to Sell Quickly! Breakfast Sets Sacrificed Never before, in our thirty-seven-year history, have we been able to provide such an astounding, competition-defy- F ing sale for St. Louisans. A legitimate sacrifice of the bankrupt stock of a St. Louis Furniture house, recently closed rest . Som bee, by court order. New stock, late patterns, high-grade makes in all classes of home furnishings. Sold to us by Ben 5-piece Breakfast Set—Drop-leaf table Selkirk & Sons, auctioneers for Seebert G. Jones, trustee in bankruptcy for the Grand Furniture Co., at a fraction $20 rt = Rr RE P- ' S| 1.95 of its worth. Included are several recent purchases of manufacturers’ close-outs, on sale in the various departments nee ae ne ae a ee at less than cost price. Come early—some quantities are limited. Our usual convenient credit terms—a small cash $28 o-piece Enameled Set—Drop-leaf payment and a year to pay; no interest added. rae four Pe ras ‘ - fe sete -piece Oak Breakfast Se $42.50 Enameled and decorated Attend This Great Sale Monday! Get Your Share of the Bargains | | $50 5-piece Oak Breakfast Set—Oriental You’ve Never Seen Such a Sacrifice of brown or silver gray......./ BEDROOM F URNITURE $55 5-piece Oak Breakfast Set—Oriental Re brown or silver gray Bankrupt . Sale Price 3-piece walnut-finish Suite—Including bed, $95 dresser, chest of drawers..... $57.50 $175 4-piece walnut veneer Suite—Bed, 3h $99.50 vanity and chifforobe....... $225 4-piece walnut veneer Suite—45-inch : $i 12.50 dresser, vanity, bed, chifforobe. > +. Former Bankrupt Price Sale Price Thi | $45 Gas Ranges, large oven and broiler $22.50 Cou po 7 | $55 Gas Ranges, side oven and broiler. $32.50 . $47.50 On any $ # $165 Blue Enamel Combination with high , efrigerator im) 6gas-oven and broiler $I copper-trimmed Ten nessee Red Cedar Chests $35 Radio Console $33 desk-front console Cahi- nets in- rich walnut veneer. with built-in loud speaker $19.75 $13 Radio Cabinets. walnut _ i in i i i i i in in i in in in in ip ip, ip ip, in in iin. din - = SS SS |S SS SS Former Price Bankrupt Sacrifice of Newest Designs in DINING-ROOM FURNITURE > Bankrupt Sale Price Greatest Bargain in Years in LIVING-ROOM SUITES : Former Bankrupt Price Sale Price 195 3Pc. Living-Room Suite, mahogany } frame, cane backs; loose cushions W725 3-Pc. Davenport Bed Suite; deep spring 4-piece walnut veneer Suite—Bed, “- - onstruction; in Jacquard _.. oi $225 dresser, vanity, chifforobe.... I $124.50 $250 9-piece Mahogany Dining Suite—Buffet, china cabinet, extension table, 6 chairs........ ; . Sacrifice of $22 | W/55 3-Pc. Davenport Bed Suite; deep spring ' 4-piece antique walnut Suite—Bed, crown en , BO ustracton im Secquard he CHIFFOROBES ©9299 chittorve, vanity, 48-inch dresser S169 $15 METAL BEDS §— 945 o.piece Walnut Dining Suite -Goinch butte iy "5 2-Pc. Living-Room Suite; in kidney shape; $325 4-piece antique walnut Suite—54-inch a $195 $ 2 Be $275 9-piece Walnut Dining Suite—66-inch buf- $157.50 post Former Price $1 50 8-piece Huguenot Walnut Suite—Buffet, extension table, 5 chairs, 1 armchair AAA Gr ZB Br Br 4 > te i, li de i x. EAA BB BB dd, i ae, a a rT — - - pihlin, led de i ee DA, 5 i Suit mr se gre Myce , Bed fet, china cabinet, extension table, 6 eg ; -piece antique walnut and maple—Bed, pe: Anti Wal Suite—66.inch buffet. ete: sekcaaand ou $399 reser, chifforobe, vanity. S@2T.60 $375 abte china, © chairs, tapestry seats and backs. 9116 $425 10-piece Huguenot Walnut Suite— Rockford make, a massive, beautiful Suite $550 10-piece Genuine Walnut Suite—72-inch buf- ‘sg = 3-Pc. Davenport Bed Suite; upholstered \ jolden oak pi ; | : All square-p One ETON pi ee’ With Eve i27 Rs Sete pachions $17§ } ses ‘shinee $575 7-piece genuine mahogany Suite—Extra G2QH walnut finish Large - continuo 2 Sanitary 44f) 3-Pc. Living-Room Suite; in mohair. ee : tment anc hat space large, elaborate, display pieces , posts, sturdy construction e Ser teversible cushions ..................:...... S175 : fet. chai ‘th tapestry seats and backs... * f BP 5795 2-Pc. Living-Room Suite; mohair and frieze; eS eae peep ae ci ot, chairs with tapestry seate and Basians. ?, 7) rigerato: P ' ) carved mahogany rails, back and front ...... $189 NEW L YWEDS ea = ia ie eas P po i ie, his veat SAVE ONE-HALF $975 wt ype dh ceymmyren ore ie = ee se wa $325 tece Water Set at 7, , : Puyers of Complete Outfits ” should by all means take advantage of this sale And Even More Than Half $8 Dining Chairs—lIn many patterns; special. $3.45 e Bird Dinner Set "Don’t Overlook These Sensational ry in | ‘$ $75 China Cabinets—In walnut finish inest Refrigerato ade. Will t ; e ge 49.50 Walnut Extension Tables—54-in. tops $23.50 cline ae or eae Doss LINOLEUM, ETC. CHFFOROSES =—-_ Odd Pieces Etc., Sacrificed S18 BOUMEBEOK S45 wainut Finished Butte Bankrupt $11.00 Feltoleum Rugs, Dutch tile ae $50 and $75 Values Former Bankr rice ate rice Right at the Start of the Season—Save on - pattern, with ie Redes S 495 $11 Mahogany Console Tables | $12 Mahogany Davenport Tables..........96. id REFRIGERATORS Bankrapt : )9x12 Brussels Rugs, new patterns . j Price me i 18 Mahogany Drop-Leaf Tea Wagon : L “94 ga $7.50 White hos. Bassinet... es Peete ss $15 Refrigerator, white enamel lined, 25-lb.... $8. ps 9x19 Velvets and Axminsters ° i dliesinen epting W alnus d Cabinet $67.50 Side-Icer, 1-pc. porcelain lined, 50-Ib.. W 18x36 Axminster Rugs ete peor szgeie oe en $12 Mattresses $115 Steel Clad, white or gray, all-porcelain lined; Ali-steel style, wa 7 $5.50 Priscilla Sewing Cabinets ........ Kt -cotean tiisieeak head ete hile they last. Banke id nickel trim; 75-lb. capacity... $69.75 ae cig. ee. SOG $25 DA-BED — LATEST LAMPS SACRIFICED Former Bankrupt Sale Price Price sorbic vw ~~ ee ee eee eee ee ee ee ee ee ee a i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i lt ee ek he i i i ek r+ vyTyrvryryr,yrTYrYrYrYrVrYrYTYTyTTTS Ts - “0 Inlaid Li OF ied Oak tinclun, sori yard.... $30 Antique Mahogany Spinet Desk for ice (100 Ibs.) or mechanical refrigeration. ) Congoleum, all patterns, square yard... $55 Antique Walnut Secretary . riiants of Felt Floorcoverings, square yard. Framed Pictures, worth up to $8......... es Odd Book Ends, worth up to $4.50 $15.75 for Your $24.50 Golden Oak Dressers Old Range r CONSOLE PHONOGRAPHS ‘i pe e basée, fanoy shades... .. 1c cipiccscccsccces $ ¥ Table Lam Polychrome or wrought- > at ¥ a, a ae : pcr ete ; 793 Sensational Savings newgh the Bargain A Basement $15 iron vests, doonthed in fancy silk shades $7.50 , > j ea of your sclection. Choice of severa e Slightly D aged or Reconditione urniture, oves, c. ale als p : uck S Gas Range 4 - $45 and $80 models. sa ee Bankrupt Former Bankrupt © 9x12 Genuine Cork Linoleum Rugs... . $6 Telephone Stand and Stool $135 Steel Clad—White, 1-pe. porcelain lined; ggg am $20 Mattresses ‘beral ! | : BPs Genuine layer felt, 45-1 Libe ie ants of Printed Linoleum, square yard... gripe | Allowance #Mants of Inlaid Linoleum, square yard... . $59.75 Golden Oak Dressers, 48-in { $15 Junior Lamps—With wrought-iron $7 95 ” a oven-—eteni- $65 Upright Phonographs, 6 records, $24.75 Former Bankrupt — whe Delee Poice ale Pel e . ‘ Price Sale Price Price 2 satiate Fiber Furniture Sacrificed baker, 4 gas Uz frie oa 4-Piece I Ename ners. Thi ‘$ ~ a 2? 5-Piece Enamel Breakfast $15 Refrigerator $4.50 $295 ch pret nameled $95 | . Reconditioned , ecroom Sw! Former ‘ Bankrupt Sale Price set ; ‘ . YEO >-Pc. Overstuffed Suite Price i's qualities: ; Kit hen Cabinets Sacrifice 7 — he $4.75 $25 willy cmaale pm 9173 ::. vous Leese trumees $49.75 $10.50’ Fiber Rocker, uphol. seat $6.50 ; tsl E Price | * a. POP OEE PRO: S-Piece Phelte’ tute ~— Mahenae ee Bed $18.50 Fiber Rocker, uphol. seat and back. ; $12.50 $1 Down—Easy Paymen "1 15 Sceshatin Pon Seite siieiie aad Sale Pri $2 Cane ose bn : eb $l {50 $7 er Leather Seats $19 75 —y ss eile ae a $85 $90 Fiber Bird Cage and Fernery y oak, metal flour box ........ eg fed $14.75 $45 rate aa pie $24.75 $18 Davenport Bed sinitewntlaiaanine $4 16-Inch Oven $21.50 Saco Viker fon Wanens lined ) Frame. Cane Back« Cabinet Style Gas Ranges. y Gol 1 ite 3-Pec mogany ti- Ss Worth S . den Oak or Gray Enamel Kitche $250 3-Pc. Mahogany Bed $75.00 aegis ed $65 $39 eaiiies $19.75 o Cabinet. porcelain top = room Suite ......6.++: f Linoleum “™ @)) &: Ename! Cabinet eR fe | * j A sme eposit oids any Porcelain to p dite purchase—sterage free un- mom ' " P ‘ 4 ‘ . aliy stated. Frames er . 4 ee MR ee oe Se ee ino BBS Gold ; to buy. Big ") *'den Oak, Gray or White Enamel] til wented. Pay when you -e——«»#»l 7 ; ( ewe ‘ “+ -.* ~ “ > . > - - or Pe Sete - é « ke our ” - wend a - " eae « — % » - ane ee eee > ~~ ba . “ o ~ = as - re Te re tr rv oe = " Px emt & : a-9nen . Sis " . bat 2 " Ca ie = - ~ —_— 2 . * ce He - ante ae aticinbntn ek Cette cae soe ° . ~ . a rs R26 feta 5 > oF “ee . _ . aes , rz = er er: ena - pe me Of . “ A cen Nt — ‘ =” ~ FMS ewig rier ae ee Pree 6 : ~s , oe 4 q ' rN . Aes are hn haut trod yilinming rela Fh sesame 1 tlprintat r A a ? OA APRs 04 PP OT aay mes» ° ale vit SNe Ton 2 en a ode Do yoo? sea ener ee ig a » . ? — a a ib botusaitinns _ : : Ru sottvngs saebapa , ae poate iaial . . . » pines Oe ~ : that ° ge pew Roeser 5 atta a veh = pte ha ny ‘ ail ininc ediahana ra . 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ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 20, _ ST.LOUIS oe Bir ———— ——— _oeneer ag a a : | 7 hous WISCONSI U TROUPE | rales =n Sepaed Ea og hyes PE rkabk | : : ne : , 7 Z ~ lane, ie: ands | eo “os at ‘it ae per ponte a cons umes very ‘ aR ma : ‘ | By_the Asepcia: i Press little electricity, an ad vant ten of 2 ab | beacon light. “which is described as flying path long whic ch the By cae eA ia a ee aie aad “ a x Tar LY toasenitiy hs ae toe ie ae visible through mist and clouds of are left -oaleorvis all night. As : * . om . _ wa 7 t 7 and ig. easily distinguished from i ‘ ers. the tubes street lim ps, ts now in wide use guide po pean 10 kilometers in Germany to mark flying fields. | are mounted " a ed without at- - While the new light, known as) #P&rt and are operat the “Neon” tube, is used chiefly and youth =: Ww Vike | , min tt pores of you! kir 2 @T de . “a Fe: a Gan te ae ee RS * - 7 am omé sate - ems seen tion as mmoffensive as so mu ch deu o> * f = ow which contains proven directions. e - ’ . Ps — jaughters and the uncovering of er Ereneperents voce | waite, : dy “Baver’”’ ? ict ; fr TINTS GRAY HAIR ANY SHADE—GUARANTEED WARMLESS 2’ way Prince compl: setae a F ee nd slowly wasied away the mu- +, ee Sees Handy “Bayer” boxes. of 12 tablets Rheumati n Open Evenings by Ap . eben — , us membrane with the waste! ff By: Qa. Also bottles of 24 and 100—Druggists. ail piot, with just sufficient time for its wnraveling back home, to the ‘e#ve ene coarin huis “€ % ae a ie | TT : - at. . . i Po c . glorification of romance. must then carry off through tie | iki geuquaommeme:, ait Aspirin is the trade mark of Bayer Manufacture of Monoaceticacidester of Salicy President Glenn Frank of the system. you get rid c all the ) ‘ 4 " a bs ee “ * i eee 5 j Aaa i ee = , s b LA => * 4 ; . at . “ \ Me % - > “ain! . ' , ® 4 ‘ . University of Wisconsin has writ- sons dy cal muscular action of the .£ om, ee y 3 ten to Miss Alice Scott. president : ee . Sa oe ae ok . , , JOn in the abit ons ‘RK IME a Se Se ae , +¢ hea bbae eo oT , q reinc : . ‘ es . ‘, FAA w {Ji the J aisb ili Ly azgue, in 10rsing medicine —_ onst 885% D eee = eve + . 4 a 2 - “Vieaer The Prince “i P mii ; oXicati ] . ——_ ] \ LITCS éh* ~( {) a : » as . + . ; —_ : — oe ee th abit. stop i Cc - “case are’ ae ‘A can scare’ “WHAT A JOY it was to find such | re r Si A e BROS.& CO. F£2'8 | FRENCH BARBERS EXERTING = x.2 &s.* Saree Wp de ng LF ad term te most © - 3880 purified persp! ‘ration ‘doesn’ t stain The Old Reliable Credit Jewelers—Largest in the World INFLUENCE OVER WOMEN ps ake “more.” And what a 19 garments and I just - ahem ema | Jada OLIVE STREET = deeeuiat Gale — —" docs away with ny need rot de th “ aiter l ve taken one ortwo—= * DIAMOND IMPORTERS SELLING DIRECT TO THE PUBLIC = pe she Ave ne tet ae : Try cascare: * aielt! All dree- CAS CAR ETS 1 iy AMONDS - NDS : WATCHES ee ——_F OO parior philosophers vy - genuine. Diamonds (arated. went to a hairdresser now are reg- | GASHeRCRED TT | top is Cy: | Phere ‘xclueive galons de | . * e e bDiffure for the few. but the ordi- Special Price Reductions im | 0 ..22. 020 ses oe jie oe. i eS SUL : € arber shop to have her hair Sunshine vs. Moonshine Our March Pre-Inventory Sale | 2:2: barcer= nave the reps. tation of being talkative. They sug- This sale is another conclusive demonstration of the eest tips on the races to men. The Wet | gest tips on the ras to me rhe (Written by a woman who saved her Y . id our High Blood Pressure can fact that Loftis values are greater. Discounts of 10°: | have their ideas on politics. Thev husband from the drinking evil) to ,25°¢ on all purchases. Convenient credit terms. | do not seem averse, say the French YS Qe measired The Sphygmomanometet ritics, to extending the range of ay, | ve ger Sotirees _ By cae ge man is very good te me, The splendid manhood underneath Di lo = ‘ ‘ . | their conversation now that ther So loyal, kind and true. Is freed from Satan's snare; Soc i. aoe * registers it with absolute accuracy. ave a new clase of customers He never comes home really drunk, Since there's mo moonshine im bis heed, eS Se a & As other husbands do. Our hearts heve sunshine there. . . . . | whose tastes nd topic re dif- 1. 0 . : OE er ats a The rings shown here are all solid 18-k white || >... ““"* **" “ors * T wish thet T wore deady | 1 @xve. the powder cocrnly. =a We Reduce It in gold, set with brilliant blue white Diamonds =—_||_—s Tbe French depend largely on For there's no sunshine im my heart Cui, wormed, de Sie come eaten, ’ "4 al Ts & ob) }- ee *, ss in word-ort-moutnh advertising. As s The act vou cammot rue. of great beauty. | barber, therefore. comes to know Some folks can leugh at such «@ plight Our lives are very different. r = - Sie , better his customers ind am Of some poor drunken fool. Simce that first ad I read; ; é ne reatment ifxX® ANAT , aeahiataiteso ens — To me there's naught but aching heart In our hearts are floods of sunshine, a Se ~ Mia, dy Y . | ~ | Ways, asK the worried ones, what is f Ss ‘s tool. And no moonshine m his head. * to prevent him from ditiscussin ac, w “one too msMy, Save those near and dear to vou from a life Be ae § bags GF anometer be oe their personal affairs . with the I fear thet _— Pe ) of degradation, poverty and disgrace. You iY | Boa ®t, When the Sphygmom , 4 women? The barber may put fan- au Pc Sg ng aor ay fn 3 thay eo oe ey eee Oe ee Sep Nee ga ee eee nn oN fore your eyes, shows that your prey ciful and extravagant ideas into Within the garden of my life, Free Treatment Coupon id the minds of the Se qd; he Love bloomed im every thought, ) ed: in your name and address on blank ines a) sure has been reduced, there is 0 may steer them more and more But now I fear ‘tis wilting fast panew Rem cut oUt this coupon and mail ' . 3 wav From hou us K - in ne — ‘i And love must come to neught. om : os Haines. 1453 - et 2 , ' ENGLISH LANGUAGE SAINS I read the book, “The Nationa! Curse,” r (i 2 eee: | Diamond Ring | 0B dle A ahr : : Free Lectures Take a delightful 10-minute Seecial Value in 3-Stone Rin $50 | IN SCHOO S OF And I used the Goiden Treatment nie ty = Twe ine Wuewhite Diamonds : 1 $1.25 a W eek ty L GERMANY To break the galiing chains. , . Every Tuesday and aypanenie pay oo rystailine i Now Taught Before French in Friday at 2:15 reatmenft FR t Charlouenburg. Division of 94750 : and 8:15 P. M. LE *dinoenaltgel > Soe ae se eee E : Heré is a straightforward oes na sa * varied selection. Set if solid ; : ee if er ; wilincutinn a veryone Invited , Sy eorreoue deeizna, “hand ee = «ff easuase ts beginning to gab to anyone with high blood gf , HOME DEMONSTRATION Come in and take a delig a vou live in sa city where we have an ab aa es Any Man Can Stage — @ you ” FE. P00 om We simply want you to judge oy. } aaa | A Humber Of schodis in Northwest. A Quick - a " visit us, send for our book wiich e2- White Gold Wrist Watch “Madison” § =| *'" “Germany. however, have re. F Woke te ofa oe a co pisie the LON-A-CO in detail and own experience what the lLON“¢ The mewest desiene in : | Diemeed Ring | versed that action startine to Cw ee ime. , e -* , = bow it a used _ in the beme nae ee ree v's aches Th ain 4 75 make English the principal foreien ja = ae =, 3 | | ge oe ings a Free Copy. Mai will do for you. Sure y a red ain es i . ee . ot a te bh t 17 W ; ‘“Scf att Yoo jo P == mS ia : Everyor . -* ae a on oa i f kD q a with deantigu! patter -,, Fancy wing Sa Week | = guage tau ht by beginning its ld , knows what cod liver oil ts OE ea 4 ee ee ee your blood pressure is W ponacer sehdemee’ peor ; . eR —-aAriie Li Oo or any one who wil take ae 2 eo a -~ Za :: ¥, e - R-1 thi | test. If Ou cannot call, yo i nt ig : s simple y Many ether styles at $10.65, $15. Wil / Hh of Charlottes, ee ce enistration pure cod liver oil that’s actually / : a Shave of Mind Gi. Ekets, ti. can have an LON-A-CO sent-to7 i f larlottenbure. of} ., be ged a ou ~ a aaa eae eee ote a eee ena se ak en 2) & ON Sh EMEA? Soy 9 Pree tly v Me ad a. | ne oe % Gentlemen: Without obligstion on my home by telephoning. rs OE ak eet a = een otks—old and young——smack their Fo~ 2%. a . pert, send me your free beok let. Elgin Watch ~~ | at Easter time the teaching of En- lips — coco cod. And it’s real cod “§ : : 4 4 Sish will be stressed, ma@ing i+ fiver oil! Nothing missing but the taste = : ‘ High-Grade Goid Filled H é first foreign lar guage t wget ne : at Cash Prices i. ashington University Medica; MC eSsential to virile, vibrant health. to take it! You'll take it, too, and a ae Serene Se ot. LOnS = See Our Store Windows for Special Bargains | pings Euclid and Scott avenues Aduits are fairly rejuvenated by coco smack your lips! All drugg: ists in thus DIGGIN sy eek Gemannia taukael di” oo... | at 8:15 p.m WE ARE BROADCASTING OVER W-I-L ) ie buesday. The per- cod. Children thrive on it—and love city have coco cod by tie time. peired NemIode ex Old sivyie waddin ‘ omnia a form iance is under tha 3 ; aft Call or Srite for co:alog O°. Phane w ling tinge mederaited, 2awest pee the Washington Univers: a, = WAVE LENGTH 258 METERS Open Mondays and Saturdays Until 9:30: Other Days Till 6: tion Tuesdays and Fridays At r £- 00 Pp, M. : | Miss Spinner. whe or : 99 —=—=—== Produces the , Pancreat gdh On “Magnetism and Health — method of presentation, Son meee hie 9 A. M. te 3 9 P. M.; Sundays, 10 A. M. to 2 P. ey BO ¥ a oer Ks : * Wels ee seven iat F reotinins di iehommalmmol ite gtitidlag: RIAD taper ee en hers iatiiie ae has ap- _-. The POST-DISPATCH Regularly prints MORE WANT \peared tn St. Louis in recitals of The Cod Liver Oil that Tastes Like a eternity panera een _ — aeoen ot Euripides,” “Hippo- | _ pall or Tablet = ts The POST-DISPATCE Regularty prints MORE WAN? * =

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SI LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ ; z SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 26, 1927, AC I —— STi LOUIS POST-DISPATCH___..__ PAGE ob oe - ST | sa = ale SPRING FH (WER SHOW Rules Against Bond Issue Election. ) weit until the June ftudicial els ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT _ ; By the Assuciated [reas tion. -- Remarkable Value—3-Pc. Krochler] fo ne ASTHMA DI TRING Fc ssue for bri wn a Shout ert enport Bed Suite {ii WILL BEGIN THURSDAY &"--° ss PILES SSR 4 es : “i | "169 with a township election but mus sy Daan ira yates SY same ons | 2, tes . ta lta A SU nad planne BOOK. ve a patients. Write for FREE eend me only $1 ‘ Write me today . to stop useless starving a” . Fernery Special 10 P. M., Free to Pubtic. hold a bond issne election April 3 c - =. ed gm oe friends 9 j LANE. 489 Lane Bide.. St. Marys, Kanene gradu ally eat what you need wt be = NBR ae cota - onsultation an xamination Free ent FREE © any diebetic sufterer : kad : tk. ee a DR. c MATTHEW COE, Rectal Specialis: Today's bargains in used articles Write M. Richartz, Dept. 28, 220 W. 420 SPED Tyr on ke . a At arrou D1 *ine Street St uM “es W i. st . : aie Gi » E> sae Sat os ae Reviva) of the Spring Flower . Lourie ~ . in today’s Want pages Show--~—an event to lovers of flow- ers in Si. Louis and to exhibitors nT SoS SS eS ESOS OSE lO LSE—_l__L_L_—_lL———_LS— lL lS eS ee le Se eS SS aSraSarat—Te as ’ * a pt ‘iation, to take place Thursday to ll This is one of the most popular Kroehle r Bed- Davenport F Sunday in the Flower House at ll ne Makers ee > Shaw's Garden. ? . Mates We have ever shown-—upholstered in a yood quality : - == i A spring flower show has not fl Syvlne y » + *s e « > af velour anil handsome] arved frame gives vou a lux ae ta ttenel Sor many svediedl Wf rious living- room suite. The davenport eontains a full- The last fal? show of the associa- ge bed. An excellent value for only $169. See it Monday. } tion, held in the Coliseum in 1924, attracted 45,000 persons. Admis- nationa!l has been announced Dy the St. Louis Flower Show Asso- Henna ene afta menttianrep ts rapinand: . -” 1 eat. gong ae ee ery ay Carrey FP Ce Atty 1 Pe dey ans grape i : : . oi aes ie ; * ase Re ihe. Rt a i me pita a ie ee tS : . a “ IR ERR PS ‘ : A Ae SD mee Oi ~ i aed oe ae Pe Nee 5h) Po ded Lye RAR POUR AeA ye yf nee subre's ae ‘ Pe % ~ Se OC We. C se ‘ are a Mens ore " al . . ‘tal . — - z pare, ese plop Rhee 2 a th Laker Aaa aeae =. omar es " ton tata, « spall Sone teat Tepe, 3. TaAtet a “eH R mp eet “* tee > a ~~ . ; : fe p - nea in 1B. : Pima eye bins shies: ae ele pause: er , Srieer tis } cies ; . . wi Rite artcemcnvtes any Narendra thn + hae, tg ante pater - een. I tr ~ Sea iertenttlinin cated te denen ate een ee een ee ee may, roses and aes... yo hate pepe it a bia ~~ reer ores saab Siig * cae wad gut . wo «Bhs | — — : ~ he. " ™ E a\pedroom Suite}; * we MIP | Bh ss: Corsages and tuncheon table. 1. / oe 126) Rae Seg AS = fh pieces on Saturday, and dinner ta- i ; n e). i im ‘iy % , ~ ‘3 2r a . |} } ’ ty ‘i: 3 4 ble and novelty decorations on J ——, —-) (a . bs CGC eae Sunday Freesias, violets, lilacs, en, ee ' L 7 mis i =— aearn_ 3] 2 jiilles and all the other springtime | ‘we ae PN ee fee an aati fj} : beauties of wood and garden will p “4 ; i F : h : = . - ’ y = 4 , ts " Ps =. ~ , i os , | i Soe rau be shown, Basie consists of Lereessize MPC | Db IR | [ESS Toute mies now are peing nei C ROOM COMPLETELY FURNISHED een bed, chifforobe ie . = = Se SSS in other cities. none of which. it is roomy compartment and eat = a! ie , SS". asserted, has so fine a_ display a xr space, and three-mirror iil 7 gH S house as St. Louis. This is the 50 ‘ . Made of rich shaded 5 's Gare ‘ector George yeneer on gumwood and | — 1 3 5 | LINDENWOOD COLLEGE GIRL reg ee id WINS PRIZE ON EDITORIAL S| Mi Pain | —— = K PK t ) ena, This Suite consists of 60-inch ites Maillon Prats Walkers of Ain- eo ee Ses g: en \ : i a Wonderful $225 Value Headache i ie. $i Pee hl fig) | ray buffet, oblong extension ta- rora, Mo., Awarded $23 by AM Fig Sea, —— eto ® ay a Toe | | " Every Piece Hi alit ese : = ale re Path aS Fy . ; vi ble, china closet, five side Chautauqua Association. ‘ name Hj Pe | She a ORE W s - ". os ae, oh A, i y c a ; ES Roos OF 7 v4 wn . Son ee a v A a j } eu ay ai ticacidester of Salicyli arid 3 appeared on Jan. 25 in Linden : ae 8 (7,1 le: O59 a : Sig, Le ae $7 + RHeb r - oa iy eat. sere tr premagpinten at the eee. i Bark, the campus weekly of Lin- | Kept oo NOR So OOS Riley i PN Pri Fa Syl ain, PAE NG NY APIS a. - amasingiy low price ever Gupre™ Ee y Ne ee rR om DOW BS et " é . Pie ge ne i 4 Tab Ae ‘s Re Ras 5 FY C : See this room at once. . denwood. . Editoriais from numer- ho eee Bz t ae a tS , AER TF” Bt Ce Oa trea £ iar a— TS, ae : ; ¥ : ate ¢ a XS = Ms Sart ‘: i % if ax'Ss r Pas Si i os , ; ‘ 4? ~ aie 4 , ous college publications were en- | nN ous Se 3 fe 8358 ia iH: : i } x Oo 5 “4 “Ty, trite: eee : ie: £7 Sesik BFP) 2s utfit comprises three-plece “A Good Place to Buy Furniture” tered in the contest in which a | hie IG Leet eS aad if Boeri "Aas. "+ he fg Re , § a “ . ; loose-cushion Living-Room fx. Cor ashin to at Ninth the Southwestern ‘hau | gee i ged S tee ee it eit pws A, ABR Qe Ee lamp and shade, table lamp . @ W. « , : mn le Southwestern Chautauqng i ES A BP pa ee Aly PLAN YF at |: ee and shade, smoking stand, ss Ee Neti » Eon BE rr Cpme ee Em lianthaees sineetbla es mea *~ i +P = aer deeb akan eee = tes poe = Fe ete ani tee ad fe mapa pa NE = Oe Rai: 0s tea netgear tin Mrs» pte: Baitang gl Nese ile 0 ntiens dyclhalanks ‘ Ay SORA es eae esi: esate sagt tiem 6 pgp no Meemar es poner ete aD ent Bele : > ee he 44 er « Fy PDA MN nO ae sob alarms eben cs ~ Po Fiet eet tn the fee fSORER. xe sidremete. gre~ ema Sey Alen, — in Reb eniatcetin tatysinylie ln 0 esiatetliie a catiy Scey,°, extents ee a ee eee ee ee ase > laren Boh gy est ee a ae peers : . cee ee OAs eae oD pm jie wat . ANG ie eR BN tai nats ¥: : ie te ett te 0 Na lithe tease pteyatin Sot oi dea Peres pine wes C one * - io ; Ae OT ~ “7 a J : aes tearm asta? stars ive = rare sah nty ~ (EE Ret 5 SI, RED tN te Nl AAA AM OR Ih AE: OI TEN OUR mie: atta Ee a a i ek ell > LEE PL LLL LLL LS OLLIE it, Niet ie te te ET et RN atl hata! > o ~ I APN ect lg Re ys ch ne | 6 teenth : - A wan ~ a ~ ~ ae se ae te fore 6. . . 2 i v4 Pee ae ere ~ Adm ee IS = ete Nati sateen tii li in, catia ter group of journalists acted as | eee Sees, = % ao Boa t , a 16e Ape : om | s 1) Ree ™ Set, davenport table, junior embraces Missouri, Arkansas, f : . a “3 ae ; t , ‘ table scarf, end table. pair Louisiana, Oklahoma, Texas, New | po eet sees ii. Sg ae SRN “ ae 3 book blocks, two fancy pillows Mexico and other states of the Seas 1 Ge cee 7 as | aan ahaha ’ all for $122. southwest. Ifs plant is to provide ; | | : o— for this section of the country a é cultural center similar to that pro- i vided in the East by the New York SE Chautauqua. Persons of marked | ; eee SO i aN a RRO AI RS ability in any of the states inter- ested will be obtained if possible A SUITE OF BEAUTIFUL .for the program. a will meet dur- APPEARANGE AKD HIGH nag uly and August at Las Vegas. N. M. Last year it met at doiphiur QUALITY—$225 VALUE mo Ark. ij ts amazin qly strong ocak OF RED _AND vel | & 1 9 Fy 2 Irom Grays, Blues and Browns, | lood Pressure can be | —Jars, vibrations or blows "LONDON, March’ ; oo hemate |i The Bedroom Suite of your dreams, includes everything nec- tthe — ee ee verre i ' ; ‘ ; » 5. 7 red suits wilh be worn by brunette essary — all high quality and Sphygmomanom : / will not crack 7r men on Piccadilly this spring if the | charming design—comprises the , : recommendations of the Nationa] sp gate ice absolute accuracy 4 Federation of Merchant Tailors ar Genuine walnut dresser ‘or : he . ‘ _ A or x ~ z . % ee ss . te in . n Ty : » . i v7 ’ OUNTLESS billions of tough wood fibres fused ONGGD strecits 60 jah jars, vibration and resist blows that would shatter | CHICAGO. March :¢. -.fBiaee £ ie hy OP brittle types of materials. which stops a bullet like a block take a delig tful a : ia | The color of Corne!] Panelized. Timber is that of clean “ as tana y "tke Unde sand se | ! = al “a :, : tests at the L ; > nent There will be no eect: ) P , ‘ , white lumber. Unlike many types of wal! materials, its a il aon islet tettcde a e i ; “- : . sal « J ics 4 ‘ i if b | , Geo surface is as smooth as sandpapered wood. Without adaptability to banks and similar | l} not be urged to buy. ff | or se... g j plastering or other treatment, decoration may be applied iittans wiles robters in a | ; ; cz, f ‘= rh ‘ alt eb ' . ihe t you to judge by your | sb | directly toit. . t exceptionally low gaya modern aanwdl CO '@ “4p .2F ff. decorative effects may be had on walls of Cornel! Pan The glass consists of three thick- | - what the l-ON- A 3 a elized Timber. ~. , nesses closely resembling ordinary . 4 | Sie ci : ad ; plate glass, bound together with on AZ hen onomical insulating material for cold attics, , Surely a reducti in z Je As Susi tel S : thin strips of transparent cellulous ; F : At & basements, gafages, cottages, etc., you cannot match | Ke making | = .. C Pe tea P liz ed Ti ber. Scientific and - tic al tests material. The same solid thickness : 4 ae i — an - ' ov * could be pierced easily by a bul- A\ real ommen car® 4 Massive buffet. extension table, five side chairs, armchair, mirror, three- piece buffet set, silk table runner, din- oe set and silver fruit bowl, all for only (@ @\ nee it —enerm! ay Sern as wk v os on el sl . cision eo on Patan mee wih eplitree ahem “* ey Seatwaltigen. sane . eal tetisttteg de “ane oe -enaiile SC ER ARO RA eA RS OIE BRON AES Petes RS. A Nett IE =A - a oh ; 7 . X na MPT a rox a ses " * ns ia cates o ny ee Ee ge: SRY my ane ihe, shiny — ae . a ere oe pe tase siialenl - PEK MARNIE he OY oh essure is worth tid | y ») ur . @ > 4 Re , , , | ~old out, and the heat in, most aie. Ask your have fired a barrage of shots at! ADN- A- CO sent to yo : FSO ; lumberman about Cornel! Panelized Timber and wnte the new glass, in a test extending , direct to us for free samples and descriptive literature over several weeks. have found \ AAR | Ny tal - Massive ; oning. i , RE their bullets halted by the mobile) }: aie —_— | : "> I D PRODUCTS COMPANY RO | ; —— | : ; Pe scone : WALNUT BED, SPRING a-MATTRESS | Chifforobe Gray Oak Breakfast “ne aside dines nee ate e at. aati cece ; icago, Illinois ‘ ae 190 North State Street, Chicago, Selections from Crucifixion’ A OMPANY | , ‘at the Second Presbyterian Church, | twin size all-metal bed in wal- =— cae wlth tan: hen o "oat ‘ ry . — ” metal table and 4 handsome Wind- Westminster place and Taylor ave- | nut finish a non-sa¢ drawers and large clothes soextypa chair net of veal P M la ‘no matter how long standing, can be quick- . . ‘ | iy healed without rieking « penny. J Soi at oh sere sha S. E. CORNER 8th : i 2 : Week Days, 9 A. M. to | Selections from Stainer’s ‘‘Cruci- | , $16 90 ndays, 10 A. M. to deka e fixion’’ will be featured in an or- | $30 Value—S$1 Down S $59.50 Value—$3 Down ' . : . $1.00 Down The newest steel gray oak 9 fi ~ t felt spring and a full-size cotton-fe : hanging aS A beaut y—worth 959.50. for. 99 Me: ea t —" | home treatment absolutely FREE. If s wget EE £ ¢ “ jtefied send $1, otherwise you owe abec = =e (SSS lacquered Set — targe hand- 7 ' | sized. Disri | nue, at 7:45 p. m. today mattress—all priced now only ll l nothing pte ua toe Kansas Ci ' gan recital by Ernest Prang Stamm | A truly marvelous value—fall or “ hte teiieies manatee Caled lncgiased Set =~ Mnae Saas: herized Distributors % ) | Bldg. Olive at 9th St : > Ra 4 ONE-DIAL —ONE-DIAL | Tel. GArfield 90000 {U Freshman lU . . | _ _PILESCURED _ |i} masterpiece (He A: ee fi B Wt ; | . , OR COSTS YOU NOTHING | ? | . , | Any sufferer from piles— RADIO pam we vi * i WwW. R. —' t te Kere Bids. wy, Me. ; sara eS ae) ore ee Bre Pras gee SE =

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_ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES : Pp B 4 Oo R R vu E A ae "ADVERTISEMENT | ae lw Pail n’s Chute ber of Commerce a! | , _““BCHOOLS AND COLLEGES Use Lally’s Tooth Powder. It keeps you safe. . Le Tr bl | 4 COLLEGE Leg ‘Trouble Diabetics | “THe AT CONVENTION | JLINDENWOOD 3.00225 |] ous ert; tome VARICOSEVEINS __ ee N y RVICE” if you have the slightest symptoms “ea 4 es ieaiewead ” 0 oO 6 th hief — 2h Ask your Diabetes—such as excessive thirst, inor- ap Fo tamer cb an abacationsd (actuation ie tat te bes eppertuaidies ter druggist. Price 39c and 75e TERT , : ’ wood's fame as an educational institution is that Ginate hunger, wih lees Va National Retail Clothiers Will seeing and hearing the best in music, art and dramatics. Every year, Lin- spite of keen appetite, with nervousness, - atlas _/*\ denwood students have the opportunity of attending concerts of irritability, restiessness, anxiety over Meet in St. | ours Start- v2 the Se. Louis Symphony Orchestra. the Civic League Series. trifies and loss of strength—lose no time sy race at and Opera and special artists; with numerous visits to the Tomorrow. SUNDAY ani is MAR HM ZU ST.LOUIS POST- pe ui PAGE 4B 7 Mail Orders Filled nationally known St. Louis Art Museum and other im readiz D st remarkable Ing JMIUTEL NG i i ff | io reading one of the mos — ka a & 4 ¥A places of unusual interest end great educational } books of the aay,"Is Diabetes Curabie' e ‘ \ value. if i Lally’ ~ Laboratory y lt will be maiied free to anrone'’who : will send merely name aad address to ¢ tr tt fo} Two and Four Year Courses. Exceptions! tli sen rei: Mashions for men curing 1@ [aii special courses in Music, Art, Journalism, Lib- 5826 Hamilton Av. St. I uis, Mo. Sanborn Laboratories,442 Y. M. C, A. apr winter of 1927-28 will be the Viaw: eral Arts, Home Economics, Business and Ex- I*ede- 4! wine! - asa ii | ' pression. Send for illustrated, descriptive lit- Viseos® eeribes the Sanborn home treatment outstanding questi discussion ig erature and catalog. and relates the experiences of men and - F secret vent 54 he J. L. ROEMER, D. D.. President, women of national prominence who - ; BOX H-27 [T. CHARLES. MO. restored themselves to perfect heaith after other treatments bad faiied. Clothiers and Furntshers at Hotel as Sea Building. Battie Creek, Michigan. The POST-DISPATCH Regularly prints MORE —— * ADS than ALL the other St. Louis newspapers COMBINED, ar eine eter te) wee Py oh? we ' ee F° PRD Vey “EO oR ep eta tel oh A, + ‘, | aut ee rd 48 nd a PCN WG RE bane & a ee ey a oh a ee at “ —— * ‘ > ia . oss. aight i " rm % e > . re nan Sats, ‘ eas ; ’ s Sati : Pr 4 et toy wef wear’ ty ad 3 Po % s i Phe .% bs a m ‘he a * "6 oy es aks es . © See rt “ Be Piaget AGE * ae s Sede Naser fe : * aad $ = ‘ ~ % Se yan ty Ne oe hes : ay Ee 4 a ae ' ies ber ‘a Bere? | ath 4 ba Wi A sans Agadir J . Lai i ee oPOee) " oie . ee 3 : i. Kam Seah ae ee. So Ne Bae ie. eee ss . Hs ye * . r gfter handing over halt ~. in materiai(s : e 0 e BR ' €* Ve feriande : ' cases of eczerma and devoting 2 tice how clear and fair mv skin 1 care what yeu have used or are using ; : eh rention. H now I’m usin new, nor how many docters have told ous sessions of the convention. é you that you ceu.d not be cured; aii I rm Ober of Lawrence, Kan., presi- $19 o ¢ 7 ae - will eemd yeu a FREE TRIAL of my "Pa re? Ses... atl aw as - ~ , _ > remorse t ainaiet mild, seotIing. guaranteed treatment 4 Tonic Food for Toss ef Song, — Wry. exe | eoliorations, softens and refine nf? that will surely convince you and Weakness, Asthma, Hard Breathing According to Charies ry, exe- if and shedding of — out of sea- cutive director, men are evidencing mm - tr 1t. } r ~ | te me and try Address: con. and many other dis- 15¢ an inereased interest in style and The sooth ng ," | 457 Park Square, SEDALIA, MO. BIRDS a 0 Ft we made from purest ingredier and ' sonal accessories. The convention blended with meticulous care, is the Haller’s Nesting 15¢ vill endeavor to set the stytes for ‘PRINS. ry acK an: ' te ii “ Just the Thing fer Young Birds om window Aisplavs advertisin eI eicniiee Ble jars | ADVERTISEMENT a ee ee | Bes s - | SOTO DES ON A a Mail orders add 5c for postage § 2524 genera! store operatio it is _, packages A year wee nis ‘ream and Sims “ta ALLEN’S CERINE -23 Franklin Ar. appare the other Bla x 4 Ti 4 sy ? ; 4P an v $A 17 . } og oi nore old ‘ es tha > ae TLeuis. XLo. eS RRS ec momen mise Paul. Minn. i Miller's —e Of, Permerly Students in St. Louis ‘High Schools Known as and Preparatory Colleges The book has 78 pages bound in board Geatiar thie we pe nonin tomor- covers and is amine ofauthenticinfor- ~*4':°! this ek ginning Capturing chic—that elusiv mation for thugs who are sufferingfrom row morning and ending Thursday; sister of charm—is easy when. |.ike Mise called Tetter, Salt Pruritis, Diabecea. An attendance of about 1900 a. Viela Juhring, Baliwin, Milk Crust, Water Poison, Weeping Skin, etc. nk including representatives mereiy patched up to return again oa well as accessorias. shoes and hab- eciored cream —~ GAain«! , " gek is just a chance te prove my pot ian _ : ok! 7 Carls dent of the association, Wiii pre- texture of mv skin thousands of ethers ase it bas me. Jyst : Ir ¢ ’ . i 4 : ' ~ . . ' - 3 ; ‘, “ ovely Miss Viola members , al i . Pr hae ’ ge . ? an +s mocge—anad WwW! . Rermem der i mace this f th Week! a 3] at : WA ; i if «i ij - the t ts trea: — A alin + a ‘ ee eee eee sn erdashery will be discussed at vari- eream— which ciaims. Just write me TODAY aad [I oT side f looking its best alway ‘ r ‘ae eases of { ANAER? OR. E. CANNABAY, Eczema Speciaist coloring in garments and per- last word ’ laint’ 4 asi ; ‘ ' nex’ sellenee to th: romen of discrim 4 Bird » wear mn the T'nited “anges it } ; Me . HA : _— t eace year in ' nited in *, - * ’ TT Ps 7 P.M. means to be free from pain drink of drug, than Uf they had never used 1 rate a. . aru : No restraint—ano bed after effects— modera’e “undays On Sale at Waigreen-s Drug Stores. cust—correspondesce comfidential Address - e 2:30 2 M M.K. NELSON, Secretary During 1926 the Post-Dispatch The KEELEY INSTITUTE Fer SPRING CLEANING and re- printed 63.321 Male Help “Wants” No matter where you go you® cas Dwight, IHinois pairing CONSULT POST-DISPATCOH 7S39 more than the THREE o a 8 se cs Sealine a ah Read —TRF -E other See | Your Choice : HE SINESS CARD want celumns. St. Levis newspapers com bined. 2 Pog sarin . Ssuccemet " ‘2 mae this eee ere nletion o cia | Sireete ie a oO nv e description of each room a aan sa i Beth a a tle =: Wintel for yourself the tremendous values. , AD EME? erovided the student mainteins - ——. je oi: adie The roems are complete—inclading — hog alla ea se Bose 98 x .- § | | rodt Bi Ase many extras not ordinarily included. “7 r niv , rear oar * eR nee ae eR Ra } correction COMPLETE THREE-ROOM OUTFIT yee: day. What's gone wro the married state? Why the: tension everywhere? The most optimistic of | with alarm some of the social conditions of today, © general breakdown of norma consisting of davenport that epams eter sold young women, seem driven b GARMENT MEN EXTEND FIGHT Liberal: ‘20lc and end table in mahogany fie B= st Turing fon exci ish and your choice of either a bendge shocking indeed to t Terms or junior floor lamp a = shade. 4 lections. With jangied nerve AGAINST PRISON PRODUCTS .. | yan yd doable ‘ st. Louis Manufacturers Will At- 1) ss. “e e | | Zs =z BEDROOM— :: “OF ig spacious : tend ee nse agg Ad- ‘- —— ee b ae : ., Pe chifforobe and your choice of eithera coveted peace and happiness bee EEA 4 ne =n. . | iw | ‘a ae dainty triple- mirror vanity or @ full- ingly lost in the shuffle. ouis garment manufacturers oo | 2. : size dresser. All in a handsome wak © NEE A POET SG RES LE , me ae = — nut finish. /n addition, a dressing — : ‘ - . .* a ia . Aa ~ ww 4 i ‘ ; , = | “. + ; ‘as - ™ * . *% | ~ « $c] oo s Ww 7, ; d + - . - * Ls iso A ; + oe - - é } ge! i ; . * 7 : _ a iieemmaenatll af \ . , .- . . a — . on, 4 ” ‘7 ‘ . : , : + . . | T > : -- y * ° . + 3 ; 7 : : , . easily into full-size bed, club chair On These and wing chair. In addition—tibrary What is the answer? Soluti By Appoint- plenty are being offered. Noor table, bench, bedroom vocal bed, spring and mattress. Ae cific, > on fits all cases. DINING ROOM—; — designed and s rbly made 8-piece gne n uperbiy tal | &a mnvention of the Interma- ment. Phone WI iat i € fiona! S8ociation of “eRe Ee CEntral 2315 3 1 i ere eee ee ; Dining-Room Suite in a ee oe American walnut finish. Consists of large extension table, massive buffet, : : oR Ny nape host chair and five diners. A very OUSANDS of theater-goers | Adlerika. first used by Dr. Car! | ee if beautiful Suite. A . ak have rocke@® with laughter! Weschcke in his private prac tice. | oS n is planning to use more ex- : : a), = —_ ' / mel ee om ij KITCHEN— vviesshll Spe. at “Charley” Grapewin's de-| is a bowel cleanser and intestinal | j eran ange . ‘mn at presen uch ! a Es =, i tS ——— St | S . h of sever- lightful comedy acts. But few prophylactic hich ct upon aes, Se ee it as fan lication widen. a ft aun 4 bib ed iM, =. pen Sa Breakfast Set in Te dl oice .“ ever guessed that some of Mr. | BOTH upper fae amcor howe) Tt = Rie ae en's gazines and newspapers ¢. = 2e>| sey. 4 4 Sse Rie) ! color patterns, and, im = ae Grapewin’s funniest scenes were! is a compound of the best saline | Bee ate ee nerease the sale ef garments -bear- — Oty a aed 2 SS ec, «modern oak finish kitches played while he was suffering| intestinal evacuant with vegetable : with flour sifter, spice containers, tt — agories with stomach trouble. [buckthorn and cascara, together and a splendid blac enamel gas range and a 3-door side-icer re No extra charge for later deheery, While playing in his well-known with glycerine and other detergent — . | : , : ; ) success, “The Awakening of Mr. and gas-expelling elements. 4 =e ep. trad® mark already have been di A, wanmertel eppertuntty te feriich a com- —- : ribute@ and it is a ED yi plete home. Only $35 cash needed Buy now! We will store FREE ool deliver at any date. - Pipp.” Mr. Grapewin's stomach. trouble became so bad that it. Trunks "100-PEECE | A Real $27.50 Value! DINNER § seemed as if he might have to quit | Gas Relieved | ‘ mS a ne 1s ' -~ = pias eis ’ . Le a the stage for atime. Fortunately, System Cleansed . ie ? 3 LE LO AE EON bey nasal ae (ae ge -. ie ti hing alien sp . shih oct 1 never been without a bottle since. NE of the first effects of Ad-| “It surely is great,” he declares, lerika is to relieve gas on the | “to be ab! ay I stomach and gas b! Often | to abie to eat anythmg i want ~ oating. tte: without fear of gas or other stom-| ONE spoonful! brings out a surpris- | ach trouble.” ing amount of old poisonous mat- i aati | iter which you never guessed was ae! ef ovens ‘> sa | In your system and w! hich may have Dee . : ted ” POLICE PUT “KEY “UNDER MAT Station Robbery Discloses Thieve ar wh g aad t t. Adler . Sains che Very Femuring the nationally famonux ae ? }P tee - s ; : » Special | t:ibson make. Side-Icer «6 Nal 3- Door Sidke-Toer with, complete fittine«. [ >eur’- omac indigestion and sleepless- tinal Stasis Gas re ene of the rapeut ‘agg tie ce pei es A eases the fxive Oratorio Sundar ully blended golor cembhina- heatproof box im oak fini<h for ga Pods and dependabhi« ( on- ness . 3 ac i] ai U Of dier ika be.- : [ions with etther reat Creep onts u* nientlhy arranged t© give MAXIMUM service \ Trunk ,' most common symptoms. You'll cause. in additi its int ae ee oan may have Intestinal | be surprised at the amount of ad- c! . on to its intestinal 4. will be suns Sunday after. } or blue predominant. Al- . yet mot be noticeably! pri at the amount of ad- cleansing action, it checks SS} oat :. ai. ity f a eloct a Whn's most a necessity for the 50 that will last for years and 4 compicte Dinner Set! € that will always look well, A | nies! Of high-grade@ a very special bargain this in an exquisite desigm. ditional matter which Adlerika hibits the growth . as ra a of ie it < constipated. The bowels may move 8 these intes Kingshighway well-furnished home. Made pe ial low price. " Ab RE tet KM . Fon’ |e daily, the movements are onl brings out—and how much better tinal bacteria and bacilli y— Dr. Hy, “Methodist Church | partial. Enough old matter is left} YOUU feel after taking it. L. Shoub, New York. and Washington bo siuenne: br the to give long and satisfac- | to form gas, hinder digestion and juartette choir, under the direction tory service. CO. Uscar fi. Jost. Organist. Special! poison the system. : : Sold by 39,000 Druggists ae ool ee Set Eh ets IPE SY. ABA ee PAE a Saturdays Qepinary Sanatives or soda ee a : ee Till me: OF magnesia cannot give more . | a =e ae ee ae , - temporary relief from Intes-!~ ae : sheen DOG ese ators a a P, M. 7 Stasis or Gas. It can be #3 FT RE at" | titivumiusamo T 4 relieved permanently only by con- For Gas on the Stomech To Address Women April 7. ae = intestinal ci and Chronic Constipation Miss Isabel Crane Bacon, field aie: V¥ EA cansing. agent of the Federa] Board of Veo-

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EA oJ EAD © DISPoea It keeps you safe. It | hardens the gums, - gc and 75c “My gums we my teeth loose. lane covery relieved a)}} eos : and tightened my tect eae husband places a lied the powder on each morning. iis breath.” Mo. nedy, ly prints MORE WANT = 3 newspapers COMBINED, $1 Weekly .“s5; r at any date. FREE!- ~100-PEECE DINNER SET With Every 3-Room Outfit Purchased | Durine This Sale A complicte Dinner Set: 100 pieces! Of high-grade china in an exquisite design. 1030-32 Franklin . Avenue © and Die-f | Be Pas - i * : , om + Be y a Wrecked homes and abnormal cravings for excitement caused b alarming increase of th ee, ST.LOUIS POST-DISPAT?H traced to. Ol id gland poison, says noted goitre specialist. Read how happy homes and normal dispositions are restored after correction of the goitre. HAT’S the matter with our youth? Wails the world to- day. What’s gone wrong with the married state? Why the nervous tension everywhere ? The most optimistic of us view with alarm some of the abnormal social conditions of today, with the general breakdown of normal home life. What is wrong? Men and women, particularly young women, seem driven by a r:- lentless craving for excitement. With parties and consequences shocking indeed to thoughtful recol- lections. With jangled nerves and unreasonable “scenes.” With the coveted peace and happiness seem- ingly lost in the shuffle. What is the answer? Solutions in plenty are being offered. No one spe- cific, of course, fits all cases. Hope, however, arises from an un- expected source, in the findings of the noted Battle Creek goitre spe- cCialist, who establishes a definite re- lationship between the emotional and mental instability of our times, and the present alarming increase of goitre, especially marked among our girls and women. Happily, this authority not only explains the fact but offers the solu- tion wherever goitrous conditions ate present. Histories of thou- sands of cases treated by him show not only the cure of goitre and its symptoms but a corresponding and , Jack Howard, as told by him in his picturesque way, to the doctor. Happy Home Restored “Molly used to be the dearest little wife in the world . . . loved our lit- ue ‘nest’ ag she called it . . . was always sunny and companionable. “Then she began getting restless and irritable. Always ‘on the go.’ Never satisfied. Got so she neglected even the baby. And me—say, I couldn’t do anything right any more, to hear her tell it. The minute I came in the house, she’d start fussing about some little thing. “Of course, I didn’t understand. I quarreled right back. Finally I packed up and left — couldn’t stand it any longer,” he ended pathetically. “Then I got hold of that book of yours on goitre, ’ ee” resultant return of the patient tos normal disposition and happ e once more. How Goitre Affects Science tells us that long before goltre becomes visible, before its Presence is even suspected, the dis- eased throat gland is sending poison- ous secretions throughout the pa- tient’s system. secretions, it is now known, affect both the nerve and the mind tissues. Nerves become strained, hy- persensitive. Norma] mental processes are hindered. Restlessness and a craving for excitement, necessarily foliow. The patient, not realizing her condition, begins a restless Search for excitement, new thrills, ner emotional stimulation. This may end anywhere; in tragedy, all too often. Let those. who condemn modern Women and girls for their frivolity and loss of character make certain frst that a goitrous condition is not basic cause of their unrest, says this famous goitre specialist. Advanced stages of thyroid gland Polsoning, still often unsuspected, e@use abnormal irritability, frequent mental disturbances, hysteria-like Unreasonableness. What love or home is proof for long against such at- tacks unless the cause is recognized and the cure sought? A} instance of such a solu- ‘fion is found in the story of young because it was handy, I guess. And say, it des¢ribed Molly’s condition to a ‘T.’ I remembered that pretty curved throat of hers, too—maybe it wasn’t so innocent and pretty as it looked! I hustled back to Molly— gosh, but I was glad for the excuse— and she agreed to take the treat- ments. | “Say—you ought to see the change in Molly; she’s just like she used to be, now. There isn’t a hap- pier home in the world than ours, since Molly’s herself again. “And just think where we would have been if I hadn't happened on that little book of yours, doctor!” Howard's story is typical of liter- ally dozems which this specialist was ee he ee ae a NO = a oe a “.* ‘ ¢ “~ . . ee . . - a . > induced to tell in deseribing the re- sults of his investigations and treat- ments. Invariably the cure of a goitre, by removing the undermining and irresistible irritant of its poison, brings about a happier disposition and home atmosphere. Many a home, now rocked by wrangling and inharmony could be reunited by the cure of goitre in one of its members, says this great specialist. Too Much Jazz Another common phase of this al! too common story its that of a dis- tracted mother, whose letter rings i, ey ae r ae 7 So vw SA Li OLE ge ee - *, Aut ‘ 7s - AS, Cad *) EES Why should GP he leave such a Ry 6©= lovely family? ‘ Mr. Howard tells why, and shows the happy sequel in this recent photograph. with hope for other worried parents. “How can I ever thank you enough,” wrote Mrs. Young to the doctor, “for the load you have lifted from my mother-heart. Not only is Marie’s goitre completely cured and her throat normal in size again, but a wonderful change has come over her character. “For several years Mr. Young and I worried over our daughter's growing wildness. Our remon- strances only led to ‘scenes.’ Hours became later. Parties more question- able. Companions less desirable. Be- fore our eyes our darling girl was : f ee ania “ Sue: : a Boa. S Pan eae ee : 7 ~ prea .4 : Z 4 iy eee ¥ . duet ‘ Pvigh Mepad, eg 4 2 waa eel r seca -¢ me ; Te pi 5 “ ‘ ¥ 4 ~ - aad = , Bt if aa co ome sh me he é a pe Eee ae Serer ee aia aan 4+ » a? a F eee oo Me > a ee de * " fihre ~ 5a a oe, > tt rerun —s degli aaicenetemenatnedteme tine a on ~ . : . aie al aa tat TRRIP R Pe wenn enna : 7 r ; om se PA A NR ars “ P os me Neg ” mae SR i Sw i ; * it os - rf : ‘ - rs . v NARA coe ee ee er eta . 7 ; 5 rn = «srg Aan is ini er tneahilalipmmgmmeinar some ope Na 9» Ha siiicasttimauna ndieeatines Sues a ~ yey eS seit ahs atts site te Nan, Retail Dasianets REG sty ncNaNeeh gy ahi ae - - athe _ “> Sener ren atin alan Sento OR Le aN AS RI RIE tte r pra 9) Senate: meee - ~ ¢ a a x fe = — a ee ve. i nr ast ~_ 7 * - ¥ ‘ m ? pea we Ses oy ee ee iat sae ce . 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ST LOUIS POST- DISPATCH Ea 5 $2 Pre TA J o~ lies Cake Panel Bed Outhit Complete with ! t “3 stee] Inn) Bpris Bec - Ye ‘ : eee ere x a7 we 2s ~ a i. stan —— ' with &.Ee | . eae —— = — i . — This Wives Peece Biker Reed Set ihbese pieces can he bought separate hed fe, BO ~ 7A Pay Only $3 Down—Balance as Convenient Pay Only $2 Down A piso - i : . . j i — y J A cory Suite ir the sunroom, made nigh-Lrace * - ~~ % oo | . reec iper Wr jOOSKE Cusp) a phHoiscvered AJ a ‘ ; ‘ , , e>> a ~ . Ae at? r dae = —— CoM ee: 4 e1vronne sit Crit dOr Gi) aTiis Spe¢ecCiadai : ~-_ 7 : 5 4 > or dee She & . . Spring Openin “STERN 5 SOUTHEAST CORNER TWELFTH AND OLIVE STREETS Monday We Offer You Greater Values Than Ever Before in the May’Ster, * fu Prey Sb bas Sacer, 2 5 ye Xt Re oT at ~ ns ag. 8 i eee * ‘a+ Fi]] u ‘ —s ‘ ti : 7 — caw 4 > 7 ‘ ; ~ “ = 4 er raf ce r ¥ a The “* . ~f “ - . cy . > T , S a7 73° = ~~ : o ~ ‘ —»* i. er 4 & = ss a Ps - ate ae ‘ . we bn gains ee 1 1 ’ . - + = 4 - - —— . > ; gk ~ mw TY ~~ 4 i tT) 4 ~ 1 a - kia = ~~ = ~ = - ” ~ i 4 . nae . - - oe 2 r * -— ~~ . ats a ~ T - " - -_ > - > a -™ ? ed ‘ SV ss - . « 4 . ii ~, ' =—_s 7" . ‘ = -* ii ./ eo %: ol > > \ ; ~ ~~ : 7) tr , vr + = > - ~ r , ~ : wil is Gir, BL : / u = ~ - st A * 5 ‘+--+ a% tz | 7 . > > 6 ¥ bn. Vas 4 ~. 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SY amet ae ; : na z ~ i b : iy " ia Pe eat sh - f Rt F ; # - ’ — “re 4-Piece Walnut-Finish Bedroom Suite” Formerly $98.00 oo Pay Only $5 Down $16.45 OE Ae e ae = . soe i as Tie ri ae >. =) a et - “ ae “4 as % $26.45 Gas ef Refrigerators age wondterful cooker “and g 50 Player Rolls Pay Only S$! a Week 3 . ‘ i ~ i) yy ; . GTincviy “a i Ui =e me 33t¢ c a l ‘=~. = . - . = — 4 - . , ‘ ; had ‘ ba i . a « 2 on” - , i. e 4 bs . rLeG ka 2 2 - _ 4 4 = a, ry ~ ~ T a ~. = | - 7s? se 9 > . - 3 A a “ : r 4 ~ . ° > S wd 2 Pr ~ . - i ‘. + " ~T vi ~~ . + -» ey : c 2 ec { beve , = é 7 x r - - NINE-PIECE TUDOR WALNUT DINING-ROOM SUTE — “at wR €. *s x 3, : ~ " : + 4 . ee ar ¢> shi sacr = rh . - os, . 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we * : ; ANS 4 [Gato ae, ST.LOUIS POST-DISP — es . “Tre COAG \\ 21 LUIS FUST-UISPATCH sane eee ee ‘\ AS ~ WY WSK AC \ a \ SY YQ WSS >=£ | MUSIC -DRAMA-MOVIE: \ A * _ . . 4, Sf ft * / ’ CLOLOC*MMPOCAOOEDB OOM ‘. ww SY \ ~ WW A W | : GA Q[} . >E6E' rn wyyqywy yy vv’ SN zw =i mg KS ISIIEHEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEERRRRQQRERERRERRERRRNRRS ~~ “ y y ; 4 Z 42% 3 ; A sects DS aa QNASAASAANS AAR ed ART SEVEN. ae rr ma PART ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 20, 1927, PAGES 1—4C | urston s $17 320 W Speculating ! arr r ~ | 50 p 4 0 _ | mn die Paes | Not Out of ) Trela ‘e be 199 And Now United Artists ; ; ric | eee tine: ee EB i PM eee: onesie ——_——~ ome April 2: . ° F. Cc Ss OwWwsS , HE Pulitzer $1000 prize, for a T Is Planning to Build ae ‘ gig RAP fey ns ee eee See SOee HE all-star revival of “Trelaw- : ; Wh Th e T the best piay of the past vear, % eee ee NT | . a t e a t e a ~ ] 24 h t D O Or. more exactly, in terms of Wh con een. Oe Re : fi i ee sisisam ip fa tie hed- A Pp a e r e tt : Mis Wine eer ee en icture ouse the award, “for the original Ameri- STO PREETI TES, EPS SIE ae we ws ace EEE ME SERRATE (8 CELE LEE ERSTE April 29. Three.’. performances, ee At me q p . r can play, performed in New York, SERPS SORES T EID RCSD RI sd EES EERE oht ) . s a fn ‘ " Scat te Per ss. ; - > tr un eer ona Per cS » tnewsle eigen Sather raging Ser ti re 7 . aby «fae = san dh. asainaatt ae pane n P . Lcntiiaaaiati Dich athe img ym “ thy . F d Sn Oi hehe " ; * “eee ; . “ WE Se» ae pale od rd dows Piles cay serene teal -oatinar tr ~ ia onam " err paetegthes “Woh were ss ote. ‘pps son ~ m y . . a i cove a a - tds sap ONY ea ~ en ; . ' . . - pet Aa Ce Tee ee saitlne Sr eee n Lhe ast Senet ba aed sabrvghiae iS Reed weber aa SpA aged * ! “¢ “ eon > . . ” Pea» . we Po EMA 8 > : eye A shay ater Dik, acerca eres Ss sdb Y w Cpieneee- 2 Sess po Seger saat rath by Pde rophets made some ungracious a3 , mt st ome ungsracious and other United Artists’ productions wilt be shown. Joseph M. of Directors, announced that the meter by predictions. Either the show would Pay a - ae a : . P ater eee PORE 9 8 in Reo inh od oa halt i lta ela Ahi eels iat veer si sees pve ort taer e Di wr Seana ee “4 ; ~ rs) 2 - r amt to $17,320, which, he says, is the largest amount of money come the usual annual flurry of eas RES Pens, el erat grer taken in by a magician in one week anywhere in the world excitement, when individual taste iverson iets sie A Be Lackaye, Henrietta Crosman, Mrs. yoiging on to his Grand avenue property with the threat to start t ! i : : mee, o° SS Rr eee a 00s se? ee : _ ‘ has JI “ . » = ’ ie tatement may or may not has perhaps been over-ridden by Ce EERE oy 4 ay Joes Whiffen, Otto Kruger and the oth- er , : . a ae a ae mG be true. It sounds reasonable the dictum of the eelasienad SiMe , SRR wire . ‘ . : building operations this spring unless some of the other houses bu) asiae e amoun . si Toe — “OSS Let Soc cheer ers on and, the roducer’s task . , that poin of business done is important when judges. Piety eettes ct ‘ he. pndie as . his films or rent him a theater that he can play them in. 4 e ; 3 , etre sissies Er was simply to find ¢ lay in whic : ei ;, ; ’ Bedrocm Suite Hie one realizes that the top price for seats during the engagement was Since the inauguration of the RRR Toe Weg sb ‘ eieanstae " Now comes word that United Artists are looking around for 4 #150. prize award in 1917 it has heen pe ititecteesesits Sg they could ail shine at the same house here, following the announcement that negotiations were com 8.00 NOW Granted that the big musical shows must play to around $25,- (Oro °4 “isht times in all, start. pes pray time. Modern plays are not writ- jioted in Kansas City last week for the tenth United Artists’ The- ee § 1 : before i ad g , 1] 7 > tor The answer is simple. They can. And anv good star or anv distinction of having been twice SENS ey ae eee eee ee ee all but the four walis of-the present structure will be torn out and * , : or ; ah 5 i tat, Sie Os CEES far. AS a matter of fact, the worst oar tr . "tists play would play to $17,000. Furthermore, excluding again the A ape deffo oo bepatigh ee ‘ heal . ores an intimate 1000-seat theater will be constructed. United Artist: . the recurrent annua onor oc- week that “Trelawny” had in New : wale / y (Cnhi- musical shows, any of the stars or any of the plays would make curred jin 19°4 or tien Stakcie Tork ane a 251¢0 +; ae * theaters are now under construction in Los Angeles, Pittsburg, Cn! ' : | . rec Da atcher ork nette 21.000, which is con- eee e i. a2 . : on OO ete are monev on their share of $17,000 a week. \ Hughes’ “Hell-Bent Fer Heaven” i ! : cago and Detroit, while the organization’s houses are already in 3. a e P . ; S$) re r r > Ss : A ; ; ‘ . received the award of the board. oo oe ee ne " cperation in Hollywood, Baltimore, Portland, Ore., and Seattle. these hard times. And not once -~ Ve Ae = who owes his first chance on the screen to the fact that he look” and “Half Hour’ are among RR Le TERR Nn! UE Ree le OS Lattin ~ . 3 tind. binder ore the road?” td no Tacks. If you can master right j +r) the three-act dra matist hy Ww riting Va udeville Cc i P Bs T i s 1; the technic .of the one-act ‘vaude- In the hundred years of sketches long befor et eee ee Freee ser boiled shirt and all its accessories, and further, that he knew how With amusement I always read articles and arguments on this .4)), play. of sketch. vou aan is - oe Sere, See | Seeemen AONE Ureee RO CAMS Ong | te te ie ears ie ; a : ; : » weer ' ti y in this country there have with “Six Cylinder Love,”’ “Kid to wear them. pebject,”*sald Mr. Hodge in his dressing room the other day. “Since _:- sss voip pk: ag wie ee ee o¥ i =" ee | 7 | | ly “ ‘ | Sag eketcnes 86 (PrH- Beots If I Was Rich” or even Theatrical Calendar Menjou's ability to wear clothes with sang-froid,, probably 1s }am usually referred to as one who “‘cleans up in the tanks’’—this . i ia cas TASES" A SAREE RRS |S PR tices Wager Seat hi ocean eae Pie Rokeete is . | : At the Movie Houses nappy ha aga ge aa atc | pm 3 sti tecuil, Gee erctttee cutie, | SA = OR ce Sie as eee ing theatrical parlance for appearing in cities outside of New York | played for years and Zangwill began by writing sketches ; | AMBASSADOR—Colleen Moore fears th ublic never seeming to forthe London music halls: Bavard Watson in “Howdy King.” ’ aoe : cal tag re ; ae ue iUS) aiisS. bavart ; ’ : fos fue wh Hep. id ; -owis« AMERICAN—Second and _ last form. Thence he went to Cornell University and learned likewise -the subject appeals to me. ag signe FT ae ee “y th 6; h . , In Orchids and Ermine. ihe tire f the 9 Veiller tuned his typewriter to the : ee 0 era young Broad: me age, Se Many a vaudeville act! successful tW0-a-day before he won fame with week of Thurston, the magi- to be an engineer. But while attending college he became interested eee were eee soe ee wiccehdegemene a va i ee eee on its own account. has proved to fis best play, “Within the Law.” anton in the stage, appeared in college productions and also wrote one of i understand it, are every city in the United States except New | MISSOURI—"Evening Clothes.” | j. the germ ofa great or al ; _ c EMPRESS—-National Stock Co. | the most successful college plays. , and possibly Chicago, Boston and Philadelphia. Now a jong — ag 4 Menjou, Louise portant so . ANY of George M. Cohan’s in “Laff That Off.’ . "O ba, J é Sel r lle Pe. : tee : ta earlv vaudeville ski . »} =~,- . . > 7 v Vv be oO] _f > @ - ‘ 4 . i ~¢ Khe oe , ’ | ° e s - . do not see how any player can have HOLLYWOOD, Mar weed citi pawn te Se: “ee ae eee oe ee 4 lasting success on a Broadway A I » A ND DOUG will coon he , jer ’ } : ’ } on ‘ v. support compa nv. In- ati *xclusively. Time and aa RARER RNIN See STC oD 7 aint : . ony , "GR Sa hands as a result. nr. a 12 Aaminsters« which women dressed in various part of the country The girls in ; ; ‘ New Mexico were just as up-to-the- gesture of appearing outside Of ability to be written for Mary ; Seats } Se SE minute in styles as the girls in Chi- New York. Consider the maevie Kathleen Norris and said to hr sett ee ' , Se enteae aceure: Billie Dove. one of the best-look- cago or St. Louis or New York or stars and their fame—not to speak gomething of a departure from pre- See Se ae : : Canina ek ce gaapeet eta vere ing-women on the screen, will be Philadelphia or Hollywood. of their salaries—all made possi- vious Pickford roles. Serge sae | | | gous mmr eaee starred by First National Pictures ‘Motion pictures, viewed by mil ) , ; es Bere Stee next season. It is probable that einen aiciiree ii newspapers, mag- elena eR erty ata — E 02: pain ‘ PS ERE OE Re : 3 i le, re + foe nao fae: tae ase Aap rena e ily JB we . Pent eben * mete " sind pentite-a doe ” , SEAL TO RYE NE A ENS COR RRIN ae wre - " - rhe s : z ” per saree Rs saa S cesta armani) Bsc 5 nn “— « oes ww ee ee ee 2 be " . ane Ope . PAS Ayn Par pe~ dase : Se ee ee a ——_— ns =_ “eo fren ble by the fact that they can ns : ing : 2 hat Anita Stewart, the film star, SRS SORES Pee I eR . Sst oi eignlten , ta} i , ; eet ote Stas her first: starring vehicle wi , azines and radios. a!! reaching m!'- . 4 bring into the box office at Ep- gg tn a Seah get , ergy aR ing. N. H., as well as at Mandan, and one See ice panies ns Se (ue age Se a titled “The American Beauty.” Miss jijong of homes, bring every part Ww. D.” ‘ re wie — ee in ee eee eRe (a> ' ee oe Dove was born in New York Cly of the countee abreast ai every “Compared to the screen actor, Yorce court in a suit that is said to Rae a me eA and received her education there. other part. A girl from New York pene : os. re es baat ; Se! I disappointed if Nate Pa aptly seat the stage player is at a terrific dis- pe Pending as tne latest gossip. Physical culture in school |: would be deeply . : ar j nix They have been married three years ‘ - ee jae OE — and it is said that re ently Miss amateur dancing and soto amateur ghe went to New Mexico or Co’o- one city at a time, which means *.”" ™ ° that 1 ntly Mis: he can attract only one following atatimé. If he confines his area to Broadway, in five years-—or, [to be generous, 10—his popularity there will be pretty well exhausted. One Broadway audiences like new outs in motion picture history came Laces, new personalities: BProzndway to an end this week when Greta oe eS. gee Bets which she atured with Lew- - 4 P ; 2 critics like to “discove: | is Stone and Liord Hughes. 2 2 ‘ ; © x 7 5 ae — 2 , r vg > ‘ ? 7 hy ac ‘ a, . e. Radio Cabinet — @ Soe i ee ents. An actor can hope to be all months’ debate, that she was going 3 : SE Sit are : ; gant PE ; ** fT mated ee E ’ Ms ¥ se: things to all Broad way only once back to work for Met ro-Geoldw Vn- : ee : oS See aan me eS . Murnau Nas sign . " Siti}. now ple Ying at Loews Art St 34 diy de srgre dj ond {inishee to : oo . =" , . ® . ‘ . ‘a ; ‘ sag SRD Mean ou . tract to direct pictures eX - : ao " iret like the " Le eves oft a ' Fi 6° Se ; . aor. and that briefly. Maver Stucios Approximateiy hail Soe Sin niny es Bee ; a : ’ igs sibs eant : The}; hOOnR JUBL TA = aya your living-room furniture. 3 . in his career, anc “8 . ? PO RR le eae Py IF '. far F ar 6 t ? 8326 5 (His ‘ , > : : set Nate ie . X¢ wie * ** , : ’ : : Pe : % 53" ta UT the road has n walked off the M. G M. lot after sae agan's Pe cthan eae ople ra taig nouncement was riven Out j picture—but they're far from like hunger for the new and = un- Ss Sean ri Rae tee after Murnau had completed his the dykes that flood towns and dramatics. but it was her zo0d rado or Kansas or Alabama with looks‘that started her screenward. the idea of showing the girls there Her first role was with Constance something new in stunning Stewart has come into much wealth } oh ¢ heme Sen etiin teil ;' , a t roucn tortunate investments. Sre > . bought a house for her brother the 14 > rye ’ ’ -_ + ; - te ts T«- 7 . f raimadgre ees moaucrs na in Polly clothes. » | — other gay Pte setae : : ; pastel sretetateleera'g : 3 * 1} a *? - ¢ 4 ioe . Sg of the Follies. tier first pictur: . p . . . ‘ o's) ’ . . . . e f th > nce ’ } "yh i} l,? . " ’ gt wat in eters . * . - I +e : q ee ES her demand for a heavy pay in- = Piece ea aan ta we yi ge known. Most of th y a ; crease had been refused Yesier- . soidacna apeaee crepe he first American picture, sunrise spire heroic poetry in ine old side of New York give thelr warm aay she walked back into the rol ge he PRN ee Sr eee with Janet Gaynor and George country. Asa matter of fact, thei: Cat welcome to the stars rney —* aye pocaelipiie oor ball Sin” te taal Shes. : SN, : . te Mee oe Cy Rrien iy thre principal roles innocent interior hides steel ani! Otis Skinner. mrs. — a ture. but neither she nor M oa ‘ + ie a ae Murnau il} sail on March 25 for egnerete—and as a matter of fact : a Barrymore. <—_— ———— ool ‘ would say who be ag] 4 CCG. (Clermany. where ne ts under con- Holland is buliding her own dyke _ Opening Offers 4 er names halal die seepage — ele over the pay-envelon 4 eee Oy eo tract to make one picture. . . . | and the crowds will come, no mat- | OEE ae me , | | Beet <e Patt epee return to the Fox studio in Holly- The dykes were built In a huge Greater Displays , & ter if they never heard of the Nes ’ a 4. eee. mates” = | nel ; ; : o x ee Ae wood next Octobe: Fight months concrete canal constructed at the ¥ . e the author or a single member of Li nd Beyond the LA. hrous ee ON ag atta rijhiciaska seats aad ‘gO Murnau came fo Hollywood to Metro-Goldwu vwn-Maver etuAtoe ‘nr 3 Service . Watson at the Shubert- the cast. The name of the star is his compan) hack to Holly «ood re- ee iggy ages _— ae a coma oe emcee ree r a : Nationa! Players me ialto. —~“Soatinne on heat Pore. cently after several weeks on loca- Colleen Moore in “Orchids and Ermine” at the Ambassador. 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_ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH PAGE2C.———_—_—_ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH__ SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 20, 1921 Actiste' Cala ee : Artists ul : Z nevi SEEN New York Public Fails Shades of Montgomery and Stone : Ta Ce Play | Facing the Music 7 F BY VERA GORDON | ed from Page One. centin® - bee 34 ‘ To Approve Zoe Akins _ = For One Week — cn cs —_r | Me Ps a Bes ad aad Se + # Ras : liv. = . n } a | me > 4 a “- “ : casiona: a ” ~ t ® a4 -— a oc tches. monologues; oF ane dramatizatior ataea:-4 ’ “tl b ven a cee : a dramatization be : in wil ven (aa Pas EE gro'? che fone ° be > p | ‘ f : : oN s.¥ Diay, ” : id Ee “i : te ; 2. 1“ for hou Desperate Pilot : nf Henry Van Dykes “TR neg Friday evening in. tne Wed- i /a” ieety aisiosves for the fare SSI Rae inane | ade ones wigan le Met oii nesd: ‘lul AN r en 2 ‘ | s “George Washing- th is a peren- be as Piece Withdrawn After Run of One Week, But » / | Guild Players at the Artists’ Guild. when “The Weeping Pierrot sud Ria . i aa agg Paul | Clive re he camé along with in h 4 Other Dramas In the | ind continuin + and includin Cae _ nh wives with out Sle | : pelo ) ne oy and It Is Joined : | April The production is mae te : 3 recaps " . | | ij , r. Epest Brakes = smart | ® proached and, aitnough 7} - = a ’ ‘ n ~ ~~ ¢ Lif ‘ Pp [ sae : ‘ cn 1IS.iiliasS a Store House. sketch for vaudeville. a Th WOOLF. the nish. present-day 4, R two-a-day, has . lowe, anded his field iInt® studi +imate. although he has re- have . : ‘sketches to soid vaudeviile sketch ,_ 2 @ she wash S)aters ana “ Las - - . ceed He wrote Pits for : ios Eddie Leonard and) pee iJiners— some comedic ft? in “= ts ’ - fad : pas - 3 hereabouts eit ne: ram] ne aD nes ad others of fine dra- th in an effort to get ; ‘Oo 4 ) - | musica: 4° — Ceci) eg cmiidinitia thant ri, mats | shoo : wpecbasiee . 7 * , . texture William ci sae he ed long ago writin Will - sade go : . i Wiii a Inomed By ALEXANDER WOLLCOTT. door, leaving i a mat -Still- time, it is not the less appropriate NEW YORK. March 19 ss brok on : le. humdrun to the Lente é t! r ? > : i ‘ . = becoming ier anywn , xcept possibiy in piaygoers "es OP LE ALLIED | ALLE MLL IE (a . - : other to dé skelt Desperate lio yt rhe leaven- ™* opstaee space Bait ootenagasiast ie _—“ ee and in adav ea jis OPi-: on. 2 6 eee ‘ Lait. betor~ ape “Help , WR he r VoOived Ln merica;t heate! eee 598 . ATER ! ; ss 4 7 irther study with his memorabe L gree: : ; t Tr} etal! noonday organ on ee, and Nadia. Boulanger. haat .” Alfred Sutro, - Eddie April 1. The new organ © i re ' is now connected with . e Samue! Shipman, — 5 Jay | furtherip " of music in Indianapolis Beeman, Tom Barry. ‘sare ee aa gewell Collins, Elhott Nugent , one nada ! h r any “ y writers of outstanding — deceived Zoe . ns, who w1 ap ee : me fennae ag. ttings he ha aesiened h ive i ana Ae en — oe > who came to St. Leuts ail ‘o prosper by eth é . was jured on to the s! hha ? ee : ‘ . hearty o jienityv B ; implicit. : are —_ ee ee - z “e 391 e oF is anes ene TY? 1) > = . Cc ‘ ’ : us - 1G 9a? OT ets ; ; } me i + 1 9 * ‘ r : i 2h- i i! a recita: . . n oe mt py re aso, will for vaucev:: © tne oe eo gage natal -eal estate, is sometimes so get- | ~ . vitaitaesiae ie _— (age gee fp tS ‘riday night. Mac- #@ reci'al at the Strassberger tus Thomas eri iing ari | ; t aE - fps sag - Pa ijine ,. ra “9 37 Pum, } . s > a Pvt . a nisi 2 | : re | > sp 2 : ' : : . ied ; awns ne Miss Strassherger’s 7 Pp 7 : a Maurice Barrvy- . Riggs tt aes ei eee ne se Ra a th kind ivice about | - ition, and Marguerke © VT i, pene laa his going £ram will include works of Bas sdeville debut and, long =. oy en ee ne to Play a scene, there must be mo- George L, ui in “The Red Mill” at Loews. provide 1@ costum _ liege : eethor Brahms, Chopin here in St. Louis ne ear : = haa it Ments when thet real. danger + ———~ ——= — — - : = f patte at be on # scr She be Soo conn aging ‘ = sti eee atch of 5 Lenox place, te aléme. .* +h a of the legitimate Fund of America BL. aiehaa eed | ae de sail ‘ . poy 7 ; sate , : ' ss - : ‘ t ‘ JI awa sh Based ey mn} ‘o him 3 ‘ a ie ii ware dict , \S ae 28 eee oe *t of “The Poor Nut” five a concert in which gasie Me tried voice amplifiers to create the voice. piano and flute will 7 with a sketch called “In Dur- in to the feat of ridin a ee , wie : nik ss | ee ee 3 e4 "aS : +o , , : ¢ _ = : x riv res > aie cs 5 : dorado, it ig then we CVOMSenue - oe Darcey. the so! " ind , Rate ge | he illusion f much excitement featured, Wednesday mierting atu Vile in which the two au-/ frequent use in 4 lin ~ : . a: ~ | TY? ee ee » Bacon | ‘ mmunity musical program . . : - rriatamtte na ; ‘ 9 val lize : farear such . ear ee ee Tai EAg : ative 1 DY a ! , Cathedral Margaret Strassberger, the dean of Amer-. vy" pdlioond Migpisinycte eo? "_ rriut. , ~nae . “cyt «fF Ri Zz hb sch iii* Were fy " saa ’ eh bgt’ the Site he itd wendy 5 : . ee. eta 2 a int eas ae OE we er, trey 4 tr. ov Famous b . sharp noise ‘ad r rhs (te e 5 . * wie * PEee! ait RON a Re ce ae et " “Sot Re AE ALOT bvesabball bina eal oe Weis ons ; . \ “ ” . aii es CS ae aE fe: gk a 5: eae ea ade 6 pate atahe va Pee As SO } «Bitte leantime e has o- son onli Pies ine | hee” a ; mre 3 od. Isic . > = e ;: 9 a bi Thev flonped 19:15 o clock Gs, Sidney Wilmer and Walter” Rinehart once " . int appeared The great PAlt : 2 eee a ih oak : ; . , ower Ty Tr : pa : agit 4: 3 Ae s .Uu re 93 oe . . or _ — ' : .% ‘4 z i> © i Alumnf eville circuits have since heen ' 8 honla ‘ + ‘ ; ‘ 4 Sr - Lt “area v4 reé Ras t i : a} dienc is ax C p he im ‘Ui. che : ' J) M ise Pearl MSS reed by Wilmer and Vincent. | snouiad not attempt , ’ Sg ate ~ 4 ‘ “Tae. ae ‘ , Z ; mes : and Mrs IR “LOCK: Hie Og ress* next SF ASON and one : ‘ : : Se ‘ ‘ ? =¢ ‘ , Py ¥ rr ; ai ‘ es gy . . “> = . } ’ " y y P 4 a Ste) i ni —— | nc ’ Nie : ‘ ; a. ™ oF « OF 4 began aa a ithors. pr re ie | ss ‘ & .* Si hl 4 e2' . : . a > > “7 . nae i — a y ’ i on , ° ’ ~noe | ; io wa | 4 . on on " .* . +17 . rn - ano te immagine > ch 77 7” tfha | g oe 4 i 7 ‘ : . ‘ mi ‘ ‘ O% fe] I , : . Se GS ! ~ j Lé F J€ e ae i ¢ it] WU ve : s er Will present a 4 ors and persisted with suc- eee , Cag at 1 f suds ® progra Bra ) a ; ' gi\ he audience a chance te ‘om © eethoven’s works #°@M as managers and owners of 4irectors roo?! > 17 I ae. pe rn. ‘he Sug ‘ to? : Se i a . 2 ' : a . ‘ : ey sa a ka ; i kd 8 4 *% : oe as T oie ~ ( = ‘ ‘ ary? S ss . fe oe. = Se fz —" : ‘ , . — ea, ‘c ; 5 ' o rote . ‘ ; a1 i} . uesday eve : €.4 ue th ; °c ¢% ou Fs) 7 : .. ™ a were voted down at six to on pe AD , eee A ut ATTA ' P a ¢. ca = Fae rioc} Bid. e, alee, ee haps on the grounds that t a? , * e ve West: ) | % ahs See & re ‘ thril fh : A r impereae : : p : ‘ mie,” : ” Tt | Troupe had no one equal to Reethoven program will ae liss Moulton.”. me ~ 1” ; . —. ; ame over to VYaUuge=-; the Musicians’ Guil@ i . pete anss 2 is a The Nationa at the America Sater 2 ) the New World Iden Payne Will Be fternoon in the ballreem Sf MES]. "Sted Bee er eae ny ~ resen! dar a hinten # : ’ - yr her by Renneth | Hotel beginning : ee y- ST ee nd in | Miss Morris’: With Garden Theater saa ele os ae Freda € Harris, alse acted. | A THURSTON’S BIG WEEK | ele | , : , ic We , | ton, een AT POPULAR PRICES tee. Betty Garde. Percy Hel Gara es [ him as an éxpert. With p Iden Payne, head of the dra- Ethel Knebeloch, See iuare in ite Bale (ontirued trom Preceding Paxke. vorah Carnoveky. 4 : mate in New York. | episode is witnhnou 1¢ Interest me 74 : ' i each Coc ; ‘ : ae . OTte! Ants } Tr)? . T¢ "NOLO +tehtire tAr. Reet hoven— le excerp sa! or importan: Oh theat. ee , , . > , fin — ‘ oe rreeaham . ¢ Rr rRo- : r @ it jj t@. 7 ' _- w= » assoriated th, the sarde: rye Oto Heller. | (irphans, town. except as it tilu ate nes ‘ + An. tt ‘ 4 rn 2 ; ; KE kal - Ms 3 3 $3 0 The fur he ef ‘ oO! . - ‘artet in © Miner, Op = . sxetenes Skain how th noi ful and wu R | ' e a : wes , Brown and 50 others | ea baie i | n Wit & : ny la: season Payne fF | orkircher. Trem e ; ar ¢ 5 ent dee ores sp ee , siete _ % natt rr er ao na! nF nz wt) mad : | Faun ota i oe een In several iy u Lina Anton and Agnes Grae , Guild has develope own ha at mo pared | b bake , . RBroadwa? nhis te . kt oe eps ete ee | , states - nart and a (en = ntdoor eats ) *d “Too Happy By; : is the residuum of a s eSsion ; ) ‘ pain / ? ; toc : ' \derstand * qt ia oe is ts Pee , a ' L re ; ' fo row ries Da. ’ ~2 e as od -- nregram for the free © 5 _ 1 "ad heen first used as - ; ‘sie _ \. ‘ its ' ; ‘ ‘ ; ‘ _ = , ae ‘ . fi _ Lhe oiled i ' . non r ; * . ; ees - : ; Just Sit h ; ea ed eV. Ss. : ‘ ; ; ‘ ‘ ’ i eke 5a 4 > —— ‘ riff n oe .? 4 , > 2 ‘ e . é : , ‘ # 1: Ca t : 7 ° ms , ital ‘ - Wade Fallert in * : ny John Drew and: nel BO. 1e@* eres - hee 11eis any) pai ; f : ‘ ~ . } ; ‘ rN ¢ , : bh a fa . a é ; : - | i P On m va! ‘ h : t} ; i = a hedral this > Sa 4 7 i=. h : rh ry as m4 : voted . - eit , . ; ion ; ; ai & ‘ je i) , 4 4 - eeetek . 25 tak. ‘ ; ‘ >} 2 In ‘ ; } 7 ; 7 , ois ~~ -* ~ * . " ¢ “ > % . . ‘ 2 ‘ ; ~—_ 7 oe . . 7 . : = - f ’ _ the giv e and “ate o ti bi ge &e . . y ‘ rar . ‘ pr Ge . ' at aa } } r} 's a} . 4 ‘ rt | . ; ' i} ay j ; : ii ‘ = . " he ar - " a = athaver Mi Faliert will be 3 as ry @ a fs mows actor-'! . ; . ‘ ria ort es Fs eee a. io . : idle 5 4 i ‘ . : , : c “t ie Oe , oe re ‘ — _ in : ‘ +7 ; — » 4 : " ? ’ i me gehen : “re gy bei! ung, 1 eld ta} rana sen loca ‘es and audien ; a oat eg a tla Nas Tha ’ n ; ieee as hs a4 ‘rvin Mattick. baritone and Howard Kyle ap- 4 =) , — ~™> : i 2 — 3 . om | ’ s* ‘ 2 on " mae ee, es ~ . ’ . . ~_ ; ° in - — 2 - x " P > g ‘ : i 4 : t - . ‘ My , ; ve =. : , one ¥y one, a Aig _ ne@diu anda pu na a nia BY : - on or aa aremen | HOU a0 a iramatic department of ths hic: who * h heard in @ group was called Proper Im- | ; Tne yieidinge ones “1. a2 a a. ry 3» he 1. i tee eae at - aan y . a ae eee ort va +t wien nd : a - “Ar Pry] ‘a . ; , ; “eae ; high cudgeon. unyielding « es | 1. bu larn opea : ize’s Husban: will be fay ails ain’ ty | | 3 } Institute, Payne hecams | including “Adelaide” at * and. by way of literary) have walked Out and Ria nmnmed ne 2 ~ V : . sts , : ¢ 2 a S € 7 i YO Tf rs 7? .. . : P . 3 E ma eo, é . ~ a ? ? ' } | i* j g ~ ¢ oe i” r) 7 } vige 1} ’ I ; r} Pittar ure Trst _ if¢ jé c- ® ; Tarr ro the ce 'Oag 4 rvy Milter. . : Sam ' . ,law -— - ee He's the Jazz King a now. there has Gra an ever length-| (rand ant writers, dra- names famous But it would Casual remem- | present authors | Or are contribut- “Sinely dramatic iiter- luch to Tell é artes i f see ses — gts a . e ¥ 4 : sng nudeville that this sslaadiadhdieniahemmndiinen ano aneniestl sete scndume edi aan cacdhdeadaiths eeaniite iaaanioiio one een stage has been and of activity for the d actors of drama. ND THE IN HOLLYWOOD ke fp Wn ’ "4 ae . _ . : i. . a ‘ rout! Cail _' uae] : J ‘? >” — = 3 ; . > .? ‘ Pi “ . . (tc 5 , alm We , : a tte od frem would see SRE S . eS f eee rc 94 eS prea he bape = eR le a a _ 7 Page One. a since thle % . \\ : Ep genet $34 . . * ad the dace ; mention af i+" Fem ; ae , “oe the haser thinks will look a rn 3 we raciiities of an Dempsey-Tunney Go ee a FF cer may read four g04 a. Bs as, 1” Accomplian ments | Dp ' ® ” ’ , ’ is “i *¢ Pe Ox Bs : ‘ ' . S af) ‘ = c yt ; _ Le oe ‘ typ ; eo. 7 Be) “Ss 4 y 4 ~—s and F aust.” ” iccures oming . ee | Fe hee an. tiie oe SO Ss ats waite eit : nn ay Sa alll 7 ‘'sher. Howard Chan-| ——= nemoses | i ao ae 4 | sear By 282 Nee Meacein ¥ : Eo Pee. ee ae j cg al + ome : ; _ “fetton of being the aae= er (lara Bow for the 's Git 1dges of a magazine ‘st. they selected her > and won for her the | ° aDDpear in pictures, | au in her newear “Rough House Ln ALS LATA AT AOI me #0 Pee oe ¥ Mt SENT WP itll ARI ey = Erte pine 0 IA AEE EI POG IT oer, , - : i Cer a Ba “dt RRB RTOS ce Si aie BIC ites celia ian aid Bille igh re ra) | a for presen- taco, the girl whe of “Boston Fanny” seen 4 reeks.” the pieture - ~ | | | Mildred Davis back © , - 1 ae. — “8s horn tn Litthe ; "06:8: 80)186:. oer 4 here at the age of. ah: s ’ , tn*aier-z a ——— the a: . -. , ye \ ' an upses vietery and th : . ie Age. Among the. es the Grand Opera Hous tiaiiiientiailias - e type of play aft ." yea a 78 im which peared WER pe ¢. Pee se heavy weight title, Patsy Ruth Miller, “What Every Girl Should Know, Grand Central, io. I disagree with at idea. | Frisco, at the Orpheum. i . P er Seven pate: on legiti- | aon paymen: presented ~ ~~ ~~ one ‘nu eo ~*s = be — ~ Ow ‘ : ‘ : 4 ‘ ee z . ’ y

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ ce eC SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH OC RE ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH _ GR PAGE 30 | mate experience’ § ar “Mavytime “s ‘ancnorte, fe ee ¢ - euir . 3 fe SEMENTS “Follies of 1919 Se “Mont . mAs f ‘ iam iiit f i sever ai the studio oss geek pi Liat * BRFrOoceries of iOS Angeles Vey] 4 Y} - AMUSEMENTS AMUSEMENTS = pe ee AMU , . . i a 7 it (‘risto i , tlae j —_ : , imiie’s =e) tmeir 3) SOOTY 1% "7" } } : . . } urns in a vaudeville | ame a " sae n~- | FICiGgs. oO them, had 1c .&4 ’, ie Ate Winter scene prover AN , he aly. Aaron Hoff-? How to overcom: the fear 4 ; f ry ; 7 z Si ,ry dist: Y} > away 4 yy the ry? , s ens i! the iF ar. th " ea ipa t: : ft a1] The oe ‘ ole Re oe oe | | a : OPERA HOUSE tches. m onologues j‘O** in Six reels —or maybe seven-—- arr dio headauar Runlihe were lanted and ,ised re anal h tr , GN ie is Maia ge sketc ‘ will be Florence Vj ters ee nt ey * _ M.—CONTINUOUS—12 M. ‘ gialogues for the two-'! n aor S next con rs, matutity in hothouses, then tram winter festival. with| séveral hun. ; ra. tribution to the screen's advice to . No he dimty Theater in St. Louis } ook him . +3 ry? P. . h © = 7 r} 4 : ? +? Lit - " f en {) iio i: ir 2-7 ’ y ‘rr * P coe f P the drama | , PEs as A ~~ site v4 ‘ti mit L ype »)) resenting Eight Big Acts of Vau- | Coe “George Washing the love “19: n.. Miss Vidor was to TALK OF ANOTHER ing a illiage and in fieids bDesidt ‘ere placed beneath the water, an iN nd 4 Featare Photoplay « re acter ie @ peren- be assisted in her demonstration b: MOVIE HOUSE HERE the dykes. # refrigerating plant erected out of ( *"vcher Joyous Comedy Geet ; >. he ; » ~ - Y sé ry . : ] of the halis Paul | li . igpoan dy serene Trevor, Joce- ise i ‘ : The cheeses were needed f he camera nes, through oe HARRY } vn z2eC an Arthur } Th, a = cra ake ne. o ae eo I Bes ~ A Age ne pefore he came aiong Ww ne title of nm ar Abin. . ae eens nf i 2 ee ee hg Hitless bel eg ey MASTERS & GRAYCE Breaker’ and “TLinc oln 1Li¢ oO! JitSs Vidor's discourse 1s ' ‘ nicture, ane il! 1 with juaint lankine thi olland villag ile: and umped to the ina ventil ihe x: smart | Afraid of Love.” lutch villas, taverns, mills and of them had to } laced before | water was frozen into a huge blac} And Their Big Company ” wrote many a | | inem ha : a ' 2°, into a Nuge v “MEMORIES.” Serio-Comed- gs exetch ! for vaudeville. | : | in , : | t nh, one j the town cheese A‘ ie | Episode.of Stage Life in Five Scenes The Talmadge sisters are clan- | Of (ne largest seis ever constr eG | ads had to pass to and fro. Th AMUS 4! FRANCES ; “f n ALLAN WOOLF. the /nish. Ever since those first day ) ; ee — |) ceyneoy | von AUER prolific present-day j, Brooklyn, when Constance fol- PHOTOPLAY THEATERS 4 i( , wr fr the two-a-day, h@S joweq Norma over to the Vitagraph | : — “GRAND OPENING ~* B, “ereqcmality | Git ee Werker - expanded his field IntO | studio just to he with her, they | a . =x, } OTHER ymate, although he has Te- have seldom been separated. For] @y > : . oie A FR gia vaudeville sketches to 7 hey sh the ata . : : } mT ' E ee ~ ” feat’ Grand af Olive Ral nae ‘ BEGINNING TONIGHT AT 8:30 ““)O,. Vr is ' DIRECT FROM LA SALLE THEATER, CHICAGO ANNE NICHOLS MINOR WATSON 100°, AMERICAN. “LAUGH RIOT “HOWDY KING” WITH i ie tt i a el alll anil ee rn, nt tt Mat atl ill et ial = ee ee i ce tt tt a cat tt al tt til di il eel - ae — OR tg me, eee, ee ell, MO On a an. lin. rcs mag gl atl , {2 dressing room they share eananna nan wae | Nek Potureraad PRs ote a a . a - 4 } the | ;Nash Sisters an sane bungalow. ihis bungalow ls . ——> ae SS PARK ‘' Feature Photopiay Nights. hOe. $1.10. £1.65. $2.20. 82.15. Wed. Mat.. Sic. £1.10. $1.48. a GENTLEMEN! HOW YOU WILL PREFER HER! Mat.. S0c, $1.10. £1.65. 82.20. Seats alxo at Aeolian Office, 1004 Olive. , He wrote hits for t as humble as it sounds, being é y )) § Sat. i, Basie reared ang que an vate wees SIU ST ANOTHER BLONDE” || .m rn nebegticsmeey {EL al SiganTs $110 wo $08 ; $s B elaborate siructure. Wit! ° “ Mia rte, stu s P . peadiiners—— some comedic every conceivable ‘onvenience. ( eramec Highlands) ‘ Wiiderness’ Week Beginning Seite Seats ‘WED. MAT. 81.10 to $3.75 ThE A Tense Love Drama | Sun. Evg., Mar. 27 Thursday SAT. MAT Sl.te te B35. others of fine dra- “hev CE 3 attached to this , }) ' ‘ : ee Sraiiam Cec Ae Thev becam sO . a : ag? DOROTHY MACKAILL—JACK MULHALL OPENS SUNDAY, APRIL i0 \ ‘ nn LILLIAN RICH } FR 25 LO Bib (Tux Included) bungalow that when the Mi ‘ e good Jong agO WIIINB) 4, tists moved into new aoe, Louise Brooks and William Collier Jr. ™~ Concessions For Rent (3 )) ee ee WORLD'S GREATEST. ENTERTAINER it. je sketches. ms (os the building was put on rollers ana “ig 'ri., 25e & 40¢; Sat. { # before he loomed up oe He 6—BiIG ACTS HIGH-CLASS VAUDEVILLE—6 ’ - a= i ™~ ts i ND > Oad for further study with Phy. memorable play, “Help GEORGE SYDNEY. in “THE, AUCTIONEER” “ed ge | AAAZSA and Nadia Boulanger. faeiMiuar “Alfred Suro, Eddie B th C { gor is now connected with 4 ganvel Shipman, > Jay | ie Nae : ats ee oven en ennia STARTING TODAY ; f | C Lip- inven hy oo! of music in Indiana : Barry, Clara | : Poi, Tae ee riiots Soe THE, LIEDERKRANZ CLUB ea 2nd BIG WEEK argaret Strassbereer. the Dian q writers of outstanding z Hugo Ansohu » ; m ‘ S ez, who came tno St. Louis from ; apes to prosper bb Writ- | MLLAT ’ g Asi. — Director OF NEW POLICY sden en years ago, wil! rive. ‘a equdeville. | ae ae j te ene Meats 10 Symphony Orchestra and ) . ies Oe oak 3 i iat as . Amer- F rpaccepe gg ef prt nioy Beauty of the Rudolph Reuter | LL p LLAR ne ae i . IN HIS BIG “BOY SHOW ecital at the Strassberger Con. ye THOMAS. dean of : a } ( Distinguished —e Pianist) ‘aiory of iieste next Thursday | parerights wrote “A Man 0! OF VAOICS, Osa 3s Saqumiaae at the ' \y Sig WH Bireechorec'c Oa Miter Maurice Barry- “God Gave Me 20c"| PS / “A | BA BY . compace G = 4. , aa m will include works of me ; Wor! lie debut and. long ASHL ND 4 Comesy ene ee cone in faogn°, American Theatre. . , ach, fp see 3520 Newstead | Npetlat' Matinee” | fee o Y: with EK APRIL. 3—Mail Orders Now “\th" athoven, Brahms. C hopin and Mw tha’. here 1n “ cone oe ‘Sramthe Program 4 Hes j oe: St SUNDAY, MARCH 27, 1927 5 “BLACKIE . WED.A SAT. among th ‘ Sdithe oes ! ASC “ Seats, 5 ‘KROURN " a vesiies * a ogee a wlas a : . - ards ex- Bremep Theater. ‘The Third oageeod oe pastes Tapper Al ‘Seats erated at — Office. BLACKBURN” CHARLES FROHMAN presents riters, but she w 4180 play q@ Bir” that was as 2oth and Bremen ' «Heroes of the Night eee ae ; a up of modern COMPOsitions, Higa into 4 regular = some - OA iia ¥ ; Ss ‘ SEVENTH AT LOCUST “4 % [ Iq A ole 3648 Washineton ; CANYON OF LIGHT -collab- @HOUTEAU ; Thames Meighan in | vi at Sheldon Auditorium Psbenwn: With s Strassherger will be assisted | p prior t0 this vaudev Esmeralda Berry Maves violin. between the a ‘at Barrvyv- Jeff. and Chouteasu ' Special Matinee if | TUESDAY EVE... MARCH 29—N-30 TOM Mix rd a dramatist, se cgeremaaprer™ f, teks KEW | Cael the rising “needing Y 4 ———— hello ‘i \ ( Cc TRA Bow | find that Bronson How- - EMBASSY : 4 Ps of Vi i e ‘ YORK ‘ 25 Mathaeen 99 ‘ietete sta fy lawrence Meredith, & Touts "1496 adapted his beautiful 4938 Delmar Special Matinee : Tickets $1 ° af . P re JD j > : poser-pianist, has arranged a | 9 “ig Love Letters,’ as the r | : rPeisat aewehe” “— Sass aie, Saat : em ae FOLLOW THE CROWDS ye? int. resting . 3 = | » f BE} en Ply mp- “MM = Burn sig g ” j FRIDAY PVE, MARCH 2S :: program, to be Miimille vehicle for Ebe Slade “Shetinee Bil ; ° ; | \e WILLARD MacGREGOR ' 4 in HIS GREATEST SUCCESS fen on the afternoon of March Bigg Agnes Proctor. both of 5610 Easton | at the home of Mre Frede a . ; ed 2 risto- es — - , : ‘ mot : : } , F pr pr pays rick 7 were recogn'z ' Adolphe Menjou in - ; ' | a te} »f : Sy) 1 . ‘ | ifirna? IRMA Theater { oe ‘ le or Brunette’ . ~ A \ — ; od IN F 1A NO R EC ITAL Ha Se > Lenox piace, to aid” f that era of the legitimat I “Blone weave a . riskate $1.10 ot og i | : Actors’ Fund f ee Tied he 6324 Bartmer Av. ( Comedy and Others age? 2 : 3 See a ' Actors une Oo America. AaeE ‘ : Z, senlthora —_ ] Eves. & Sat. Mat.. $2.75, $2.20. $1.65. $1.10. Wed. Mat., $2.20. $1.65, $1.10. . ey D , ‘ 7 j " A * i Nilsson f A iawn meng me MRE CN OG ER ET SEE SE Rm intly associated with Mr. Mere. 7 tus Thomas ag iin | , Anna @. - = , ere- (Busty Augustus KING BEE , : é gt ‘. \p $} PHOTOPLAY THEATERS are Miss Alice Raker - ; . ‘m a " liss Alice Baker, charac. forward with a vaudevi 1716 N. Jefferson { “Masked Woman at ese of the Nat onal P ayers, b for Grace Filkins and Fred- 2 . > —————— dad Isadore Grossman Violinis ther famous pair “Bertha the Sewing cs =f v/ 4 , ared last se: +E, b Bryton anothe ‘ ie Saas Kingsland $ Machine Girl” and ‘ ¢" : High's, s, Sunday iT VELY O appeared iaSt S®asSONn as sOld- Bematic favorites of those Gays. 6457 Gravois Av. '6 Acts of Vaudeville = §° a , : Sa d POSIT! with the St. louis Symphony & eame Mrs. Burton Harrison = ee ; 48 on ; porte LAST chestra Miss Baker wil] pre- a vaudeville sketch for two Kirkwood | r ne “The Perfec Pg DO aay oe ' 0c. $1.10, $1.68 TIMES t a short one-act lay, * a. , re , c -# i. "te ye ses ” He-act play, “Rosa rs—Eva Moun Kirkwood, Mo. 3 Acts of Vaudeville a . 2a ae | LEADING THEATRE OF ST LOUIS SATURDAY anes ~~ APM ~ miree ee ~ ™ 7 ars - “6 y oo 2 ‘ as : me Byes Pm ont, eee athe SDR eatpiglonie- hie : : S Aj Si. ph nigeaioe? Rodd vin ged veh si Jp radia, Ua write PPP er eo Beteesk at nee ar chee ‘4 one on . r , os up A no Smaes 9 ee ¢ 7 ah eorenee Rater — “ sees b te De len anon MED ag ills Lelia cttip tao te : —slnta SRY ent > meets nba CO ae on Pipe onc heghees, ney oe" PeS ih eRe: : =~ con oD > . —_— * _—" aba Ske on aki r Roce aE enya “ ee eee ee ee ~ a al oe Willard MacGregor, em ori a, pane Fe cae tees 18 pte «tien sie See on Spinot senate re Sf ee ea x _—_—_—__—_— —_— SS SF a Ft SF ache enh w mercenaria bier gah ets pepe aatiillbled ciple Hv sebieiinllanctieg cibag ta a a Oe Se a : ~ or a naneane here Male cal en 8. eae sahe ath.” Tac 4 pat, Pye ‘ ~ alin Oc and $1. 10 MARKET ST. AT SEVE NTH MARCH 26th eel. | ES oo TIP UL ee me ench-Canadian, Irish and Ea. hit. Charles Coghlan. playv- Eaclid & Nat. Bridge Special Matinee x SA A IRST NATIONAL PICTURE. eee wy a ‘ ish. Mr. Grossman will playMitactor and well-remembered > : | 3 -EVE pb a 1G: T i sig T SECON D FINA WEEK its — Double Program EG ‘ 4° ae ' IA RE ‘ tonde Caprice,” by Saint SaéaaMMiiy Langtry’s leading man as McNAIR ( “New York” ana | i ‘ORCHIDS ERMINE 4 : NEVER ANYTHING TO COMPARE WITH 1 | AND i dia group of violin compositions: gauthor of “The Roval Rox.” asian Pestalozzi ‘ *“Rroadway Billy" es ; 7 Coll Pragati by the Produce of 2 sad “Fe MATINEE TODAY at 2: Gh TONIGHT at 8: 20 ; ; , A Colossal Production by the Producer of Ziegfeld ‘‘Follies”’ Kreisier and Sarasate. ‘OM | . - ket for. , ont , , oe agua Seagal ee ears Sketch for John MACKLIND |. Double Program & LG ithe JACK MULHALL . Tee Striking a New Note in Vaudeville! emoration of the centennial of @iMivan, called “Captain Hunt- “Nobody's Widow eetnovens death, Mr. Meredith mee, or The Bashful Officer. Pals. Aceon ae am iret aoe ; Come Chou fer “a Be) + aS selected the popular “Pathetie@iian was the husband of Rose ‘Flesh and the Devil’ | bro ae 3 eh Bs N A BU N nata’ and will als ate , . e ; ee e } MOGLER 5 and “Her Father : : 2 \\ Your Fav orite Mustc: e/ | 2 33 te sa = eo: DY La S gan. then in the prim ee 9th and Bremen ‘ Said No” ‘ Fremendous Pub ; , re ncerto, “Hungarian Fantasy." one ee sketch | —_...£.£.._£...... — ei we St Staged TINE ith Miss Liona Jansen playing the Milo used as a curtain-raiser in WEW SHENANDOAH RE sre grea of ; ore cm 2D |) Batic. > Reet : Ty “iy, ctra ene ; arbara orth ane ae HK ATTA WE BA - “4 Lif net” chestral score at the second pi- gion by John Hare. Bdwy & Shenandoah ! 4 Acts of Vaudeville Pe e# 3 ~ ne —e— if pena ES Dialogue? by sm 0. } _— - ‘e 4 oo = & 2 —" = oF .' \ K 1? , or ; SABELLE URQUHART, star of Newstead ¢ NORMA SHEARER C > a Poe , : : fo motestace” | Aap Ser S Fn oe gy YC Eddie—FOLEY %& LETURE—Lea The Morning Etude Ciub will Jthe famous old New York Ca- | 4366 Lee Av. Special Matinee In “THE GOLF BUG “~ J ¥ Lo * Shae 1 ae i eee we eee Oe ee a (wen oti WA ne ween gor isic by ye a concert in which music for @jlpe launched into vaudeville in | — 29 = Cane ‘ ter. | oe eas | = 1 Voice, piano and flute will he with a sketch called ‘“‘In Dur- O’FALLON fio Ker ory — mE? . ite. ae . Bore: | FOUR ORTONS VIRGINIA BACON * a 0-S Tea atured, Wednesday morning at @ Vile,” in which the two au- — W, Florissant ( “The Silent Lover’ jor ) ” toe "ne ee ee ay In “AT THE CIRCUS” oi. “THE CAMEO REVUE” 0:15 o'clock. Sidney Wilmer and Walter | 3 CTS IN SI MOTE: Hundreds of people were turned away at every performance last week. | a. i; aed. The creat PAULINE / ™ HARD DIX NED WAYBURN Poteces aud Pupie | order to obtain choice seats. it is advisable that tickets be purchased in advance. The Kroeger Alumni Associa- iyitie circuits have since been Lillian & Dlaxton “Paradise for Two" 4: Impers pelos oo Te ad en O64 4 es | ET" a a ncecang pscange*ipath nigerian “Iss { =Ou! milling Onera A Red Hot vaianche ORs . tes : ord SEATS HOW SELLING FOR REMAINING PERFORMANCES on. Reena qd} \ Niiss Pe arl Bo} er, rced by Wilmer and Vincent. Pestalo , ‘ +s ‘Lady in Ermine” Cre nvr a Cast of Metro: of Jazi hi ings ry ry s ates teem ee LEE EE LE EY SLE EE LETT TD eT Hae as 7, anes 80d Vincent ee | a Fang gyi acmeatage ae RAR A MERIGAR Ont WEEK ONLY BEGINNING MON NIGHT Bay 98, : “ 7.2 . : Dd ond ot Ee ae 3 ; 2842 Pestalozzi ~ ‘ Tors). eonts )7): om he a ga Phe i Aig a 3 a ors, and persisted with suc- | —_ portlight ee 7: anary. | : ‘8 Big Num bers: : . Beers: 7 _ “th (Engagement Includes Sun. Night, Apr. 3) n of feethoven s works a ; . . - ‘ ~ 3 ‘ Sek mi Monee of * : “= , re a a seers and owners of QUEENS) ee | lc Segenae = fart OPENING NIGHT IS INTERCOLLEGIATE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION NIGHT Oo i "i } és i iié amt LD a - u a le theaters 4700 Maffiit i OL atancn tan Horege « Ro): I2¢4- ‘oe scheses | a ' . y . . . i SEAT SALE hristian Church, Tuesday evenly thattime. also. Clara Mor- | —-—— 355) : : Boees ea5 ne AMERICA’S BIGGESI STARTS t &:15 ociock. lolided for 7 ions /. Double Program al Bas > , | Bete : AND BRIGHTEST , , lied for her impersonations f siae Surrey in “Ve- | ia : , ae: ae :s win. | | COMEDY HIT! THURSDAY _ mamilA” ‘IMiss Moulton,’’ and T lencia”’ : As | | Biesess | ‘ a TES +4] he ¢ ; Se: 2 On, encia with Lloyd eiPot 2 ' oi Pies ese ’ ces siaabess | : A Beethoven program wi e47) & = io R i y \) Hughes & Roy D'Arcy. Ee we 3" Rese ie ; it . 4) a 4 ( } : tas game over to vaude- | — :' iven by the Musicians’ Guild this r tO - Grand and Juniata & “Winners -of the Ina sketch cal! ; ah fternoon in the ballroom of the @ pen Called Blind Jus Wilderness” with Tim , ?. “: . v : sat worth Hotel beginning m™ ¥ritten for he r by Kenneth MeCoy, doan Crawford : sien f Vv i , ’ | ee ‘} ; ’ ~ * > : : ‘ 7 4 een oF fs j and in which Miss Morris 7 ‘. ‘aie ; 3 SH kings | , i> POOR TN ORG RIES retinal ible Ai ln iateRiR aay cme: tepar - memqetat ants Or oe wtp of ee sik ae es Ja a Te a rowwiyp is . fi es Oo « lock The pro-. ( “For Wives Only , s ps ‘rig ¢ Violin. ‘Cello and Piano d. Fred C. Harris, also acted U N i oO N 7 Comedy and Others , ; . é : Hp. } = . . eee ‘ . . . 7. . — : , ; ’ ,O! hO@Vin, Oa € . ae me nion and Easton Special Matinee : ae Bats a7 . ~ | a On. 1. No, 7 om _— Claxton, star of | © FB IE . ' MY . A ) " . : : : “inion Square in its palmy Bessie Love in Bs) Fis A ! , A if ei Knohbeloch, Louise Fvers,- ~" rene T N ” . “ meee _- ‘on eee “ST songs including “Adelaide” and “40 Say" and, “ep Mies 1 | pe Neg) jt ae ail Ec BS : 7 ee | ones including “Adela é by way of literarv COLUMBIA | A Kiss in a Taxi ome Noah Beery . y * ees 4 Min . is asa | | | q *, a 7 ) | ! THE BEST Suesta Tomba.”’ MED ts Joaguim Mj}! ler. ‘ » High-Class Vaudeville rag > . . i. Bd. 7 {hi - BR ae = cease me . “Poe ep nee 8 ‘ ig tg i , A) 5 ‘_ be a o* | FEATURE Sierras" inearad on th S257 Southwest Special Matinee oat Louise Br 00} ; A B: Wit ) - ~ , a‘ : a . maven 2) te SOR WIGS y Wash'ng'n at! HOTOPLAYS & browr Suet Another Blonde’ oo: : fey - : oii , > to ST. P he J ac z King : pwn coréuroys, CONGRESS ae. Class Vaudeville a5 And on the Stage } Few Hs A a ~ By | AAS a ee seine fern) aw et ASF . 7 \ is : \ oe a} Bim ' . ; oN ~~ >" \ " mare ane Ce ert A Pars 4 — ash? 2 GOs Tera ee hx : es Pee hat and e normous 50 es . — us 23 Oliv t. pecial Matinee T VE of Mente Alter ocar— 12:45 + MUONS TOOAY—11:45 .P t. roday f then Mae Murray in St aghetipine See y, Wii ai vg *s cS m om Seats to ‘ ~~ - ' ‘ : we, » it now, there has Grand- -Flor. ( “VALENCIA” and soy: rek Re ~ \ iT nf) ) BS: : RY! A . vi Rev ced teats, Ps s Pings ts, 43 Cc u - gg ‘ oe eh i y ‘ ae p Pert - ot *. ote i. ce ee | | “MOONLIGHT $.@ Ya ae: We sa. Se DS Seer Sona. ee: atk i ers rae | rm Sie = s -_"y : ; , ent The Otl w ORS “4 —— cm ‘ : as es fome B nd 1 Retween 4 and 6 te Secure ™ artists ana names famous! GRAVOIS : ether ania ‘ ws ee = } | «de “SSS _ ; - Tina had been a pefore 1 or Time, 250 (Upper Circle, 25 . 4 o A. ce A Joyous Frolic of Fun! Ene Sris. But it would | Jefferson &Gravole 'HighCinss Vaudeville FO) tran. azz Fantasy, With _ + > “ " “ ow Sp *sa8 « these casual remem- . HI-POINTE Rebe Daniels in Bees: PA'TEL SPORLEDER and ORCHESTRA A Seeond ee = = , once on her cheek and ce Past and present authors |, “A Kiss ina Taxi” = cee | ar. Demar ; Big Unit a4; = > . day School “ettributed, _ | Claston &° Ma aus. | Special Matinee re -F Held Over. oy pee emen SER a0 a once on her Sun By " Or are contribut- asides : . Beet KAYMOND and OLA ER RHAPSODY TN “ picnic!’’ “es ‘ ri | -F ® the gen ulin ' a ‘ i Se oF > r gts - 7 9? ‘ of er mae en weer fayette lo-aninn At PLA\ ; Jo sae Red Hot’ Ma ASoniviggims Nayved by f a .) (ie pA 4 lanist Bagey > 9 ) THE SCREENS | LY RIC { PROGKAM Suser ss ee . ~~ eae OUT IN HOLLYWOoopD °* Sixth and Pine ___ ‘Comedy and Others 2 ousted ‘inued from Page ‘One. | MAFFITT ; Lewis Stone in pees GR ARID. . WE s¥ ~ aD es se A Cosmopolitan: Production. fOr Metro.Goldwyn-Mayer—Starring hig first ~~~ | 9812 N. Vandeventer | Saint” Special Mat. gis eee the beautiful heroine of “Beverly of @raustarc 99 A Comedy by ictu aiencenametens a oF SES. ANOS o aCic +o re with Amer- Manchester ¢ dust Another Blonde” oe jag, RAL* awk Ea | © AVIES ‘ccANY FAMILY Harry Delf an studi 1@ facilities of an | ase . at UM apectal Vaudeville 3 | | ___ PHOTOPLAY-————— 0. He made his 4315 Manchester Special Matinee > Playing 99 with Dorothy Revi ‘ Pty y evier OY his accomplish ments = LOUISE FAZENDA—-OWEN MQ = | “WANDERING GIRLS” SAS ite, (eee MESA Ha ™N - ee oo (“Levees Greatest ‘ “ 1, spe 1's Thrilline’ whet Te very t Laugh” and “Paust.’ | Maplewood S take” 6 Acts Vaudev. % } 7. a Sin See - to Liove x Is It OPERA SON Fis} 7170 Manchester Special Matinee ' ¥ - ee ae t, Sher, Howard (han- | > Music! Timed to the Film. ‘ Loew's Sunday Y and Neyna MceMein MIKAD 0, wanes for Tee" Re Bs “WHAT EVERY GIRL ON THE “T AGE \ NATIONAL PLAYERS Concert— MPRES modiute’ ick Gua Gee ‘é ‘In Dutch’ With & ‘ E ‘With HAZEL, WHITMORE, and TODAY. at 1:30 ONLY— h. ON BURROUGHS in of beine ft} 5955 Easton Special Matinee ‘ . f- $9 B tcova, tt nies ‘ " = | me r SHOULD KNOW Don Albert” Hea ¢ Grand Sree OLIVE AT GRASD Sroadway's Hilarieus Hit. or the TOM MIX in , i As _— of a Magazine NOVELTY “Rroncho Twister” Wit) of 6—Loors open fa entes , they selected her 3524 Easton a Special Matinee PATSY RUTH MILLER—IAN KEITH "aes ||“LAFF THAT OFF” V iliane a (Delf Acaua} r te won for her _ Pp T ner 1 (Lemare } a LA a to appear in pictures, # how 3111 Sutton Av. de = Hye? aa ¢ EATURING RM N vente ne in her news at n ‘ Special Maiinee | = d a DLE IL A —. * “SILEN WER” | . aif offeri Rough House | Powhatan {Ue N vaudeviiic fe Silt Sutton Av. Special Matinee Francisco, the gir! who SH A WwW 1. Loyd Hughes & ' Doris Kents t the ro ®.of “Roe iE Maty 9 mag <a enema 39th and Shaw ‘Ladies at Play’ , ngs Mildred Dav is hack egg was born ee her ed » Fe Uucati eo a | hk Tatks Jeiee ‘e ee . leaving sca - Ltt T i Vv ) i. i : Hich- eg Vaudeille on th at the age of ¢3s@ Delmar Arecial Matinee | ae ery mmong the ee a RESULTS—3-time Ads ALMOST CERTAIN for ANYTHING. | 8. eh she appeared YURGINIA $ wxneeding ers” » POST-DISPATCH and GET e on a “Speeding ‘Ser * ur WANT AD to the POS = Orpheum | ae ae Seven years of legiti- | 5147 Virginia . 4 Acts — SEND yo Held ower a) second ENTIRE NEW PROG KAM PEGGY ENG canes Gyr pa eq Sones KiMM & KROSS And HUGO LA MOTTE FE eoeent ria ar ts * (LARA SCHLIEE i Hungarian Rhap iMme™S ME LEALLS {l.iazt } J | : . wore’: Af || Au onouESTAA SEATS 7S qo eteey peeemee : wm ph ; Kacept Sat. acd “on, Dewniown Bos Offices, Acotlag Ce. (Wagner) ) omer se “TWO. ur rime SS eeeer aa ania DON ALBERTS. PRICES } HE Sunday Post-Dispatch has the gi SCOPATORS SS a‘ z ot only color roto magazine in St. Louis. “« “Collegiates”’ Shenandoah High-leas ‘Sm. Grand Shenandoah Special Matinee in J.ittle he received the early e 124 eee” me SS MEW AS ee*S. s ‘ a - , ox A erage

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ee SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 206, 192% ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH _ wa _ ae PAGE 40 __ ssilisaetaitiass ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH _ ee Now You Can Buy Phone | panes yo GOODYEAR THANE (¢ IN | GArfield 9289: Uinic TIRES oo Our Appraiser Will Call 2066.12" ST -7>" 2 (ae HOUSE SITS CO] ee | | Davenport al * ey “ees ; 7 7 Our liberal allowances and easy « re ¢ maxes Union bud dget payment plan makes i terms make refurnishing an easy it possible to use you; c mes ; ; you are paying for them. Standard i D- ()-29- 24. _-94_9G- task, particularly at Union prices. prices. * ey mounting. No. extras. : — Remarkable Offerings at U nion Monday Bring Real, Substantial fa ees ye . ’ Tec conditioned bie: Zl | pen Bed Davenport Suit - a Re stuffed and upheleale: * fe figured velour similar t a gee a —* Loose cush- — a2 ; a ae | ions. Link — 4 ' 4 : i pet; . 53 fi . ge ee 6 e - > s * a ~¢ aad s .** NS . ae oes, a * Se MAT tala ait eae, tetiee-- oven ee a on Caan sea eine Slt : en, ; _ fam ore r micisbitdiein’ etic habadtd — 1 eC eEngaCEN i Brine iae me RR PA ONE RTE EMIT CRS RE OR oa or: LOR prt Wi ta eee ed, e Poi: MOOS Soe ot ae? Sa aites ieee bees ee ad oad ala ar vat nd e ; Pa a GB piers displays are carefully arranged, assuring quicker =z c a @ pee easier selection. ‘Union furniture i is of better quality egal Me pan ney Odd Davenettes..§ because our great volume of business makes it possible for : : Complete Lamps a us to sell for less. Union’s terms are conveniently arranged to = suit the individual’s personal requirements. Union salesmen are efficient and courteous. Union is St. Louis’ Dependable Store. eo tiny vee aeciewhy een ool Rate giitebiy: 5 es 7. ~~ SE Re One SE. a Tae C Naa ip? He Go Sag toe an RRR a ERR iE mE He! Me. ERI ¢ v oe b a ~~ ia ee Be a. eee yank: Se POM et dette on lip tate, rea ody oS oon ly Cac en Oi RON roe . PL Pte é 2 ee SOU . 3 Bry ; ae te ee 9 $5 Down Beautiful : | | ti ary, | Canopy Top | Slightly All-Porcelain . eee ga All-Porcelain 9x12 Brussels......$ Black Enameled Jiffy Gas Range Quick Meal Cabinet ; | a ee Cabinet Gas Range Gas Range $1979 Gas Range Cabinet Gas Range —— Ree Pe $ 75 Here's real value and real ) $ OO GAS 2ANGE' 75 performance in a ede $ 00 | _ $ gray porcelain Range. Has Cabinet and side Q latge oven and warming shelf, 43 monsaryg baby sy a | Only $1 Cash | tion—every UI ERS Spbigge > > — ee Sed you prefer if you ac buage i left, and ‘Mrs. John . e AS ~ . = ial } : ;, — —— > x a “ = : - ‘ ga > aaa’ -_. A hi > T he croup . photographed - limited at “$69 # grove at Nassau, in the. ; ee >: ‘a he ie a ~ ; -— : Tag # Rebuilt $ A5 ry . a - eee ar ag wre ; — : arta ag ; ' , | Kis F Players and . Pee Down 4 . : Uprights .. 4-Pc. Shaded Walnut Bedroom Suite One of a kind of such well Le Beau...Mohair Bed-Davenport Suite “ee — 4 is Preasure Hunt L known makes as Steinbach & Dreher, Weser Bros., Royal, | : 3 Odd Wood — re Party of De Graceful bow-end bed, fifty-inch dresser, triple-mi Byrne. Kohler & Campbell, Wer- Three massive pieces—wing chair, armchair and : rer ror vanity and large chifforobe in the popula ar () ner, Webster, Lagonda and large bed davenport in lustrous taupe mohair. The | ue ‘] | lh ci shaded walnut. veneered on hardwood. The decora- others. Every player and piano bed davenport opens into full-size bed with coil 2 rl Lisi. ling , , rebuilt and in good condition. f. : tive two-tone panel inset adds a distinctive touch Ue ee gs oe ake springs. Reversible cushions are Nachman spring ¥ 7 4 . hid an ; ; “ & 2 Bi one low price! Small monthly filled. and are covered in richly colored brocatelle. ae. Y OT unlike the aa sof the Famor Pay Only $15 Cash, st > Ca: Payments! a 3 '@ ) : Pay Only $15 Cash | ieee YK icc. a jolly erdw of debs ands With Final Close-Out of . 1 — “c —" | Three renewed pees 75 SY SAECEL nore. than SPECIAL OFFERING OF LEONARD AND GIBSON VEN S es an. eae WY Over the eountryside yester fi Sy, , bases : bh of cde on , ae nin | 4 : ' hidden gifts at a “TF 4 i 7 7 . Tine = ~ * : | eC { k l j i a. er or Miss Sally Green. * (Bee x pi | - | '? past season or two this s ' ; : : Bs 1: ss ar © younger set has ¢t Union Offers Compelling Values in These World-Renowned Makes i f eae =| a | SE | cnet yh te eh : 75-Lb. Leonard 1 " } . ey Fi i | c ~: ‘ = hi guests were invited to ® -- . { : = a rice = q oe¢ioek at the home of iss. White Enamel Food Chambers ESR a ee I |: 255 oe "5 eS -‘s, Mr. and Mrs. John Leigh @ ebb beattee ore Weene it _ 4 : Pe*bury place. by Curry Kir * IP : : 7 m Beeee : : | ; . ‘ *. “ye » ¥e - : ; - s - ue toe S pee ene : z : : ‘a : aig $ 95 a Bee) ae ee Se AE Sees & sbedocette fee 7 ye 9 Joe Folk and Carl Meyer, BG | a g 8 Agee Get eae Gees be Sees tn ntaes cat. ied ti : , .-". for the first “clews” AS PES == Bes eee. Sem els Soe 0 tas Vee et ees if » re vr of automobiles with a seatil : 2 ‘ : cssbensee se : i. ee2es. tee . Fe ’ a — id es j ™ at ‘Cast four each was J Piain ger : the rowd and the “ irates” | @ Five atarey chaise | ; a ” e. artve of ’ ; ‘on to a tennis court on | M4 * A massive Gibson with insulated it consumes no more ‘electricity than an | SAVE ON FURS , = “ts with equipment for 4 waranteed b € th : . Oak walls and all-white porcelain electric light bulb! Union offers it on A buffet . y one of the pi omreers of the 7 ; Fs a : “ , ’ ‘ ‘ , supper was served lectric Washing Machine leidiestey. & J ; food chambers. Holds 100 Ibs. of Pav Onlv $4 Now! easy terms the Kelvinator Co. installs fs , ws 4 & "a ice easily. A Union Monday value. : and services it. 7 ' a > EXCHAN - * the debutantes invited Ask for a Free Home Demonstration > | See Union's Demonstration na Ba) a - dwin, Miss a z AG , | dan , ,. Morgens, Miss ae Martha Woods and PRBS TIM Ry SEIT AAG PRON Ce FW AE ER 1

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Davis Jr., V yf, y yoni beely re The group is 7 | photographed recently in a palm hb 4, Yj / yg ee se : limited at nis § ah | grove at Nassau, in the Bahamas. /; 4% sae ; low . —Underwood & Underwood. yy 4% ; hee | 47 4% price . bia a 4 4% . Pay $5 Down @& : | yy 44 ee daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Martin | i a . | Zf a 44 y Lammert Jr. She will be a brides- ; aA Rina ero > 4% Uy > 2 : > : Oak Dressers... $ re sure Hunt | eads $4 : ¢4 , Uy, maid at the wedding of Miss Susan . Odd Chifforobes $19.0m as : $4 fC i OY ee ee ell et, % Hawes and Samuel C. Capen Jr., “os : 4% 7 re 3 Odd Wood Bhds $9. t : D b 44 $f : Bes Y May 18. niet ieaiecadieas : oes ; - 4 4 cA i ae * é eh gm@elly O| Vebultates (i _—_—_—— j ig 7 | Odd Bed Springs. -0°m : “4 Y ak G § = - . . 4% 4 “i, Y Po B . si é POnThrilling Chase * Yy ; AZ Miss Norah Jamieson | An .OUs . Me, ee (7 To Wed Prof. Taylor Co On N SA way Ol unlike the days of the Famous Capt. Se tk ‘ i Z ¢ dg: Z R ND MI JAMES P. JA MIE ON 3 | Vy, Meghtg tigi: GE Ley sp te % A gest Z . AND MRS. JAMES P. JAMIESO! ; Aa NGo, GEny 7 Kidd, a Jolly crew of debs and sub-debs, ty % SS See” 3%. Gi ms Z ( >; ar r Eu f With ‘ ORS y Gf 7 oi3 Y 33 he ge Z ; of 4949 West Pine boulevard, an- ' Ex Nion, Ry ith more than enough men to provide ie 7 tty iy: jz anf! ; $i ‘gt a Z ~ nounce the engagement of their f Pry NG § “ae” “aveling in high-powered motors he ererantiratescaneeanttTe ggg” a Y t3 eri daughter, Miss Norah Maxton Jamieson, and é ‘ 4, 6 (LAAs ddbdded Sf , ae 3 Be é ¢ ; “ é “1644 & STop a 4 than in pirate ships, and armed mere- be aaa 4 3 ee } : iG Edgar Curtis Taylor | Or SEco | their wits instead of cutlagses, raced Mery occ a Rs A i ee BZ Miss Jamieson is a graduate of the Spring- a Alt NDs q E a MISS JANE PIRRUNG, 4 4 4 3 z ; > a Se ; te ‘, ; Y sid o Sch ool. Chest n ut Hill. Philadé Iph ia ? and ; S$) Es i the countryside yesterday in daughter of Mrs. Clifford W. Gay- m4 nS % e4e:Z moved to St. Louis with her family after $ mh ot hidden gifts at a ‘‘Treasure Hunt” lord, who is at home from Miss Ben- ‘ Z Ee on Z graduation. She is a member of the 8t a , ° ° — % 5 i: ‘ % u . ’ is . 3 of Miss Sally Green. netts School eo Millbrook, N. Y. for MISS BETTY CORBY % OF sno a) Z Louis Chapter of the Junior League and is : Up w the past season or two this form of di- the spring vacation. — axhen Brenner , , Y see 4g identified with the Board of Children’s Guar- : | | itis the your ROLE CTS epee daughter of Mr.j and Mrs. J. B. Z ? Leg ; ' 7 ger set has € —a Ter Parties OY Corby. She has chosen June 4 as G 7. : ee 1g Mr. Tavior is a graduate of Bowdoin Col- BREAKFAST S Promise of | yee ] [ie the date of her wedding to William Zs 3 ue ig a | ‘ eu 4 = : as 3 j (em 2S Po ' “a & e vear ‘ | a supper adding zest to Donaldson Hemenway, see Z 2 ae 2 ig lege in Maine eae yy a8 t ee bch - rin ‘a is [b P , d $4 a, tf" %, yh" “Wty, ZY ai 3 Z : a) = ‘* , & ; : fal foe ‘ ve aR ae : ‘ : ; : me 8 % ef er of aut SS na uel = wang. of a flurry of increased social activity during G ttn ZY ae 2 Omobiles with a seating capa " a anes G fe Z Mi ae S a H ae TH d o at least four each was commandeered the mid-Lenten period. J Deb Z LSS W1TLeT cre Wursady m fa " . ‘ z . . we _ - . xriwea nue a : es > « Five ee ee wee . ~ ‘rowd and the “pirates’’ were sent =o ore. pertermance wil! ie yocitanng Z nae ™| Z BIT of loreal interest attaches to the ’ ~ ’ . . ie w —- mir o sete 4 we) Sige / ‘ tanta sa oerlg . sion to a tennis court on Boyle ave- members of The Players and their guests and Z .. te 2 Z A appearance in St. Louis Thursday of a ee $ 2 Missouri Athletic Association, a statue Will be followed by a ” pper . — raths- % as Fé es Z Miss Cornelia Otis Skinner, daughter of eT é Park and the Sunset Hill Country Keller of the Guild. Friday night is to be % i . Z Otis Skinner, the actor. Miss Skinner is « : some a” $1 Down ; At each place puzzling directions were KnOoWNn as mar) Ingtitute night, | with —_ % Ys i Z former classmate at the Baldwin School fn ay e: and at Sunset a telephone call audience c@nsisting largely of the senior % | fo Bryn Mawr, Pa., of Miss Hannah Jane Foley, Exchan e Stores | 5 Kirkpatrick home sent them to Green class, their escorts and a number of ‘the % gy daughter of Mrs. William Foley of 4921 °Me- te H Soe gee eben. Saturday y ‘4 buried subtreasure and later to the Mrs. Charles Parsons Pettus and Mr. and “Ny, OS, ee ae a classmate of Mrs. Clarence Hopkins King . j Till 8: Collect their spoils. The men jn the Mrs. Harry Langenberg. ee Penge [ff of the St. Louls Country Club grounds. at Everings j oy Won a silver cocktail shaker and Thursday night students from Principia nae YW : Y Bryn Mawr College. She is also a friend of , : x _ ‘+ € ig h : * ; : F 4 : & : s : ong Camera, and the girls complete Academy will attend, and sbaehae oh a MISS CELESTE TERRY. Z _— | Mrs. Edward F. Deacon, who was Miss Edith ; ' . : “biog equipment for playing other performance is to be sponsored by the Artist: who will play the leading role in oP i i Layman before her marriage. uffet supper was served at Green Guild. “Hedda Gabler” at the Artists’ Guild, C77 SOW beccacccc de Miss Skinner's mother is a former Missou- , These will be the first performances of March 23-26 WHMMIMUMMMIMMA ‘sstesasiaataal epee ‘jan, é ras MI ® the ree s segbesigate i amg agers: “ht arc ;, . rlan, and was Miss Mande Durbin of Mober- ‘ | : . * debutantes invited were: Miss “Hedda Gabler” in St. Louis in 20 ye nae a ‘ la detel nea MISS CORNELIA OTIS SKINNER, ly, Mo., where the Durbin family lived for i een ase ss Celeste Ter Pi s Greig is recting e production, and the , . . } # : aban Miss Margaret Rumsey, cast comprises Miss Celeste ib #4 pee ie no I one na a = a é = in mati a daughter of Otis Skinner. the actor, who will be entertained by St. Louls many years. They are el friends ef Mr. s. Foster | Ss, cos sa yeing designed in the pei : : : ose | orgens, Miss Julia Klipstein, role; Mme. Delacluse, Mrs. Fostet ostum: | a a friends this week. She is to talk at the St. Louis Woman's Club Thursday. ahd Mrs. Frank Y, Gladney of 5057 Westmin- . — ~ “88 Martha Woods and Miss Edith Miss Virgigia Stevenson, Daniel Bartiett, Dr. 1895 by Mrs. Herman Miller of oo Vande- * ‘ gh ihight 2% ae oe aa A Edwin O. fuenman and Edger Roy. Peter venter Place. ' J _

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>. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH__ al PAGE 2 _. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH @ Pag i lig cia i el Ee 3 : —— i heents roant mt a 3 Travel Plans a “i ; MISS EMILY Pi d Wedd : nage perma eam = Tor * heons and MISS FRANCES McCONNELL aoe ZIMMERER | n cadings last fall Sudsing designing game 86 (tlicr Affairs Of St. Louisans ‘ y will continue her studies jg. ame es + pemmencey WMO ss SS Of Interest Mrs. Townsena win mals Ge Of the Week AN | S . = . WS on eee a ' S : gemeons nae a And Friends > : sci 4 ‘ QL "al gs. OR es EO : S home in New York. 4s F “Mer npppet Y CERO VE VE re £0 bee V OV ewer OW OWEN ewer vevr et retre- MAL bdbddihidiiddidd dhbdididddditiddd i f - Re Miss Hope Skillman, daughter of :; = “44 =e ra - Se is sami con stall i Mr.and Mrs. Frederick C. Skillman “ 4 Bs See 4 x R oes ees ‘ing of Hotel Chase, has returned from 4 ~ a ; i > \ Ss ee x ) Goucher College in Baltimore, Md for the spring vacation She has —_ ry Silliarm * Ziuff . ‘ , Bn ssiiae f repn.er. ot Fort-.! Robertson illiams of Pine Biu Harper of New York and Pe g Mise Justes met - + ait . ark Phe services will be read in - ae “ , a. Monroe Va.. Who are visiting sl pa | née wedding will take % . Will the Church of the Unity Dy the ri n May Carpenters father, William H. Rev. George R. Dodson at 6 OciockK ae > "an of the Shelter, Normandy. The ve engagement. of Mise Qa. @who have been invited for will he attended by Yawitz, daughter of Mr. and Males o cloc’ will include the offi-. Hall as M. Yawitz of 1398 Clara tenn aa @f the organized reserve regi- to Elward Altsiuier, son Of Mets in St. Louis and their wives. B. Altshuler of 5118 Palm game Vly Lhd hd hbddddddddddda -~ 4 4 4 —_ how mar 4 Ss ’ oa ii : eee. - erases ~ ‘a >. 4 4e¢ n the evening Miss Ittner her sisters. Mrs. Hoyt matron of honor. and Miss Mary Elizabeth Ittner as maid of honor ‘ Geortie 1 ray} i “ , Was announce: . me Mrs. (re : | Miss Fiebecca Williams, sister of the nea heniatiad a i: a bdridg Seineon road, has gone to Chicago | " ’ 43? . ; * i « 4 'tter ‘a ; : prospective bridegroom, will he nengf te coven Peek a , she will be the guest of her! bridesmaid and Judith Ittner, aac won bab. — . and brother-in-law, Mr. and | young sister of the bride-to-be, will ates ; presen : Robert Beisten. Mrs. | rill his best man James meet caniin - Kolker of a ‘ . — Evans avenue. have We Grand Rapids before her re- McGau of Pine Bluff, Ark. Richard | oe annou : o. |engagement of thelr @ ie n home Bull. Jess Donnell, Scott Parson Itt- Mise Fredi iuindl | , ~~ ~ eS 6 on Pad ner. a cousin of the prospective 7 ia, to Sam Kram of wr. and Mrs. F. P. Boyd of Erte. nride. and Hoyt Hall will serve as| °°? S‘ehteenth sau have taken On Se er 4 ‘ 2664 Washington av-' ushers Mr. and Mra. Wolf —_—* _ , . Miss Ittner was educated at N&a- o¢98 Goodfellow avelinn ‘Giave, for 4 month, St which | tional Park Seminary, Washington, | have e they will visit former friends; tiondai Arn Sse 43>; + nounced the engagement oft, re nd _— I : : I). in : and Washington L niversity. daughter, Mise Ethel Ladinaty, Valley Pa: aN — a &+ -0OUuUis. ; Louis Schwartz, som of Mx wr. and Mrs. T. O. Moloney. | Mrs. William Schwarta “> @iieir daughter. Miss Lucy Moloney, | ise | 6309 Pershing avenue. and Mr. | Verily “nuff 4, AAP AEP @ as the Mrs. J. J. Mullen of 5277 Lin-4 phULILe i Li d , etguaed iver : neteeaal coal " ’ 7 _ date for her marriage to Lindell ‘6 - : « et ee | : — gix weeks stay tn Florida | Gordon Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs Sally . ges amet ra , mana, Cuba . | YM MJ“L“LzZN Povey FN, SO : FO canons OFF OREPHHAEL Ce Yl 9 0 ett etme” St" entens seen ¢ , Fe ee ~ 9 tts PR ee HEE Go” f s Rig Pee sf * Te s 4 047795 Ui ve % 7 3 — ler ~ Ee. 1D. Kelley, 6134 shing : TNs SS ASS Ros i *‘hurch Around the Corner, with} gues Grace Metullough, Migs Lil- nue, for a few weeks : Miss McConnell. the x Randolph Ray officiat- e = scCullous® Miss Virginia Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Silberman « : . 4633 Vernon avenue will depart to daughter of Mrs. Guthrie McConnell, who is a stu- ¥; i 4s, hy s , “tp ‘G (J / “Wty Yy,™ M——_ nn aa ’ *y, » “iy, Wty Vp, Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Buermann ef 62°9 Pershing avenue have just re- turned from a trip to France and Ttaly where they met their son Howard. who is on the round-the- On Saxinid ed ally tL a a PERE EF re, Sop POS Cell AB RNA “Kn Rage oy ae 5 deen ALLAEEIPOPPSPEPPOOPIBOGOEPPPPOOPA PDD OO OC CRTC t ttt yi, a el 4 vs Ute world collegwe cruise. on the steam- er Ryndam ° 4 ¢ % 7 ttt ’ td LIISA}, ~ os ' a i RSS Mrs. Lincoln until se. Miss 1 SN uss se : Vi — “ Lore = offer, Miss SSS Feb. 24 was Miss Vir- : i Loretta Cott] a day for Kansas City, where the} : ; Et ginia Whetton, daugh- Mis Janice Burgess, Mrs. EL Wesell will make their home dent at Smith College, will *e | Miss Barbara Bire djaue ‘ spend her spring vacation le, Mrs. P. Fo- Mr. and Mrs. Arthur irge o withrelativesin Maryland. . ss = fw : 3 marriage took place at coef Steemen.. The Here Is a Value Sensation for Monday! . Cee See ( /eme \ ===&" | Kayser Rayon Bloomenl YG “ , . ? io 6 ‘, . * a > gout Westminster e celebrat: r eighth mar- a : \fa rch $. at & | e Ty en at. the Congress was decorated tn Mr rd : manuel M mi the spring vacation wit! Mre. Eben T. Bradburs te ee A, ip ee SES : Bua sew vere ores . “1 if em os , ae . . Wl 4 p ' es seit [. Hoffman, Mra, Fy t , am Marks, Mra. R. Bunn, Mra. *” irs : Fisher. Mrs. Al Cinsberg. Mrs. PBA 7 itschul, Mrs. Howard Boyle, | i. nsberg. Mrs. Morris! _ + aes lle oes Sa ana \ : | 2 ye i ; Sas Se Ren Sacks, Mrs. H ® her home at 5 Wrydow:! e ae eens oe sine TT 2 plies “ = . ; * ee ee a : Sa co pire ca ‘ art pie te = EE ie eo $ 3 , | hone | ae ~ 7 pa 2 § ey é a inti le i April SSeS Bc} , le and ‘ Gordon. rive cre a % | ste, a aw eee v cers Wl tt tp, "#4 bay, . >, J ’ Mre Harold Leavitt Rrow: . " “4 2” . #50 Lindell boulevard. and deiphia. and with a lassmate a : Se eh ‘ ; PS. Saar et edit ms ~v ® tapi: Marblehead. Mas: ie : \ venter place, whi vi g al eX All mk 271 orchid sweet peas... The * 4 | oa : > » . VA — : -o | | Wii ~~ , 77 ' £ = aS : * . are WV _— . * a rrancie lorew Hrowr have been in Pass ( hy) Wl} ‘Or Be vera, vee) wf LAME Po er tail el is Al MTG ts iving tf In poray! ‘ MA IT? : 4 -o 74 22 mn? j _ 1 . we = S: ‘ as ; ‘ ’ ; r:, ' one ot i + 7 ‘ = eeat on est : ‘ P . / ‘ ; ~ ‘ 4 a , rm? meal and aqaugtits ’ Tt} in Ww 4 eee turned - . : P ' ‘ ; : ; FJ : : ? j ] iS ath ~ 4 was i erg of Sieg Americar : nin; Mrs. Benoist Carton of 4444 West lias Revburt ll et a hee . ; . a aS — Pn ae — egutar oe x “y $2.95 -— ga:e a luncheon Thurs- Oil minster plac stata ttin t ~ , oe = £ S ecetuaes s ee ee $2.95 First BS & a, . ‘ the Forest Park Hotel. Mra? a | ' i™ |} Pru . ces : presiding. Local and Mr and Mrs tiarr Siegaii o1 iT rif OT ni bert . . ; ‘ Q way zs . > - 4 c . Linds are ‘ard motored uality Rayon SS Famous “Kayser” Mar Ee y "ia teers were present, ATier he S81. Regis Apartments have re igzto i TL 4 ge = cae ~ * ~ : ' irs = rT) . ’ é Yr é = “ ae - : et? Cre Virs Deonalid furned from a visit to Sant: ; Mia? |} siyopeie phy! O* rs * Z = ae i ' ‘ o a4 , : S - Ma. , the Vieltin ~ M ir. and Mrs. Willi ciel ly) : nion Suits : ; es — ~ AS onc 4 P 7h Sm ry Ty lp . nt ™ 4 4 4 si? « . present. S Pre SS . ee SS — Mre. Kenneth L. Green 17 bhe ~*~ NX ; ae P +S a Bennet ca $ sc a - | oN, | " owe s¢C be estmoré¢iand place, accompanied Ml Sd was : = | ie ~~ . PSS SAN r. | aie 4 ast narents . $ 69 . Special! ' ¥ a : at ; nat : ; ais | ee Barr by her son Ke nneth L. Green J; ‘i a . or RQQH’*_RQUEEEEN ) tet : 3 a eV . P ' , eng te: 3 bane —_ hes Sart Will sail enrivy in June fo: huroyp : oe ig Wisedes ‘ ; ee °F A po- P Lo spend the summer, 6g ys | — ) ee : MISS LOUISE BROUSTER, sofa . a ven and visitors may ee ty te a whose ehensenees Gs aeeee. aeetee Purness Young et. we. ns cp ae nea We A famous brand—so Extra-size rayes B. _ ee by way of Chicas her Langley Field. Va.. has been announced. Dieckenieks face Meat of “482% Linde? low priced we Bloomers that 6 Ree eee Mrs. Eugenie Scullin Sullivan, and visit h Liietatnd Wee rm si aie eae alae ae, ; give the name. sell for $2.95! fay Be “8°” 2 cnus. was hostess to) Stes the Jatter’s childre: tho hav : 3 , hi : —= = +L pen ri] 29 shades! Sizes 36 to peach and other wast tala riage iy Thure- | been spending the winter al}- received into th con of —_ 42. ed shades. . % at Lie ‘ ong ress: T fornia, have returned ome LSSes Pili nd Kathleen s+ Joser - » 2 (Cen le Bee Cinent 1. Price of | O** largaret Brogan, Grac pete “Ye Sh, Sixth and Locust Sts., St. Louis —— H. Bruninga of 6184) ses Forsythe boulevard ried last wes Ane fo : sige on * ornate ei ica! ni ERS a r} : a , — —— on avenue. gave a bridge lRam week for a motor trip Chicag: “guecndaceps | | iene idemy, |, o tana o : ) ce test + ty i * ‘he Missourt Athietic sige and Detroit, Mich en Day, | were guests last é | is : | mtior Tuesday) The tables the arge shamrocks, | tA ¢ Le . ‘ Anns F leas ” —h te Tea? Tis ‘ i ‘ ‘ ; ; j c Pe “ «fe. + = Mrs er ‘e Morris Fuller — en (oO Sa or an extended trip > #i cy > + ; ire Berni lorrison-Ful ere accompani a | | BR tro 3 ones sal M the Buckingham Hotel is spending wo sic, > me 4 ; 3 a if 7th and 7 4 eo , , ferns. There) meal gsome time in Florence. Italy : . es ; z 2a 7 ij ~ Ch . Charles as | : ; ‘ : > : “—? > ay : ry 1 = . ‘ c Bes \ ' + r a (2 t. arles : t. : : ; . : i¢ a on . day Mr. and Mrs. Oliver 3 . | The part fended the religio wh iourning at eo} ) aa f . & : ’ . s ‘ mi St Louis eon of Ladue road have returne: plion aturda i? S1 n Pals i n: Fle ollowing , ‘I “3 ty & - ili : ve Levin, Mee terday for San Francisco and San Special Announcement— Regular $15.00 ~ - ‘an and ethers, ali 68a Se | Will Make Your D Your Measure Bos Louls in es Take : | ) PERMANENT WAVE : : e our resses to our su. x "gg — and hi ped ae =og rafernities of S* Mre. Heman J Pettengill of the . “ < . ie : , . Theat Fameus Horseshee Ceri—He 4 P N ' O 1 ~ : fe mn Siingto: , or ; St. Siete Cia Fines —Beavtiful. Natural. | yi iquant iNew ur 2.50 Qual: ur 250 Ja % ishingtor untrersities | Leuls Country Ciub Grounds is ilustrene Wave Without Water-Waring Com q ty O $ a — -P*rated to make this af-' © ° ———— = ORD we VICTORIA BEAUTY SALON en eRe ae ‘ ane rT ee visiting her son. Dempster Murphy NO KINK OR FRIZ—THIF O11 PROCESS | Complet: Strap Slipper Conceived by Printed Crepes Washable Flat (00a: »..... 0 the acl See Se 20 cage OVELLE SHOPS, 323 N. Grand. Lindell 8408 ( /// I. MILLER Foulards 70 Colors Mr. and Mrs FP. Taylor Rrvan QOppestte Sabert-Riaite Theat si ' | sb a = : ; - er Senday by A atme % : | Jr. of 4631 Maryland avenue have a _ Checked Our $3.00 q - _e . ‘Party was given Chris; purebased the home of Mr. and SPECIAL SPRING OFFER q //f All Patent Yard Taffetas Washable : Le hones Ia Bris Mra. M. W. Niedringhaus. 44629 Per- ° - ; OCR NATURAL MARCEL, REGULAR $15—NoW $14.50 a gehen insouciant . . . tM Changeable Yard Crepe de Ch ane... Sday. ’ The celebra- Yay Varad - rng RP aticot omy shing avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Nied i Pie taken peeeninn of PERMANENT WAVE | clever little strap starts at the Taffetas 32 Colors = merven by Mrs. Chris Bauer their new home. 48 Portland place Patent— ypen shank, loops itself unexpect _ ight children Mr Alfrea W. Taussie of Duluth STEAM ASD OFF. PROCESS: NO WATER OR FINGER WAVING; CoMPrETE _ edly over the arch. and ends neat - . ‘ " = . ; peta ee were Minn., if visiting his brothers. Ben- {J DOE MUN SHOP, 4513 Delmar. FOr. 1120 of ly 1m a button on one side of the 300 New S rin De Pri t d ee ou S Semin J. Taussig ef $747 Washing- $16.50 supnpe: p g signs In n e a ~~ dhe Outing Ciub will mn boulevard, and. uf ai : to a ad... Louts J Taus- Saturday night ar $i. sig of the Usona Hotel . —— . : : Georgettes—Crepes—Radiums—Pussywillow fae. “20. 3610 Binney avennll : Mr. and Mra. Robert Melittrics . | . PROF DRANNON'’S” Hosiery, Too, of Lustrous Beauty! $ _——i.. .. ™eet for dancing this | ohes © estmoreland place! : j 77 $ 69 $ 98 $ ae | “" the Summa Hall, 6503 | have returned from a winter wiate | } “tram 1 Methed. <(iray and Dyed Heir Our Specialty. e al JO at ptt * » tre | in St. Augustine. Fla Same eres, # Marvel Permanent § ,,°%%,.. $7.50] / % Delightfe! Place In Which Te Shag. Yd. Yd Yd a Louis Social Dance and Mr. and Mrs. Royle Owsley | i Paris Vif Permanent .,-1",.. $25.00! \ , “a “in ao Will give « dance te-/ _ Beeées have sailed from Cherbourg. | . | _— . e I I ig INC. a i Architectural Hall, 4000. . FT ° s reer ‘ ; | Marcel Permanent 0 gh Bir Charge Accounts May Be Opened ag 7 Those interested may 1 POOR ELI SME REE LEME T HE TROE Let0 ~ afier «a honeymoon ahroad , April tet $12.50 t to return to St. Lous) Car | New York Permanent Wave Shop : E a

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SG APN RRM EL Ie LEN Daan f wan @ merprioe te bois sopeey —— ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 20, 1927 ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH PAGE 5 ily and friends. Mrs. Townses i. eons and _ wee : t 2 o'clock. ‘ This addres , Spring Miltary Ball oo hax: Sails cnn pA ~ se been in New York since ¢ : : ’ : = , fall studying designing : a h A ee ' OTTO yy, LLZLL, CLL Z Vunyy if" Y : . oe : ‘s in inue . cee er ays Z MISS Us GY | 2 » f° > ociati t rrovic ubiec f fu- I continue her studies Me, atime Ot Hf % DOROTHY BEMIS MISS GLADYS Ln MISS MARGARET HOW Aprit 30 at the Chase | ree oer uas give am enner oneal and | Z rs. Townsend will m . = > J 2k Ui YH) , Y ake their 4 Of the VU ee - ae VUYUULLLLLLLLYS Ut bhi titi dtimrn ren Very, ae fbn |. 11 mypyypypppuymith yf ,, -o: : os _ tunity Lo these interested in the Ai - ; 1; $5: llldryy. Officers of 45ist Infantry W ill titude of Furopean countries to- Th, . liyy, me in New. York, s a Or E bes : : 4 , e : ; tees ot, Uf peuncement has deen. @egeMias. anf Mrs. Ola Walter Bell : yin ii: Hi 2 Ey 7 as fiw WP Also Give Banquet Before ward the United States to obtain macy ga te epee ee a 4 3 w * ee ae ee Ce ee endear. tie , SELL, ACAI A UNE PIES: OP aigs B LS: ap tags Paris, ‘rance, of the eppas iM ce aie dene] ali Oe a See ee I £ , eG iii SS - ae a first-hand information. The Bev ent of Miss Tiffin Highleymeaiee Pasion Mailared Lucille Bell, | yy, - ee oF D hs aif eo om ni wt Dance, With Visiting Officers) pr. Lemmon recently visited iu ughter ef Mr. and Mrs. Les F etertain informally this aft- : , | oo 7 ghieyman, formerly of St. Lanu pe ¢ tea complimenting Mrs. d now living at Miami, Fla. Pe carpenter and her daugh- | ymond Harper, son of Donat, * Juliet Carepnter. of Wort. 1 rper of New York and Pass os oe, Va., who are visiting | e wedding will take Place & s carpenter's father. William H. | ris in May, ee a sot the Shelter, Normandy. The | he engagement of Miss Selgaillgs who have been invited for witz. daughter of Mr. ana = Mee o'clock will include the offi- Yawitz of 1398 Clara avengammaet the organized reserve regi- Ecward Altsnuter, sdn Of Meade in St. Louis and their wives. Altshuler of 5118 Palm ayess. 7 George T. Hutchings of 705 | announced at a bridge-lunes Be . mm road, has gone to Chicago | on Sunday afternoon, March 1, she will be the guest of her ,the Forest Park Hotel. Twelve a. and brother-in-law, Mr. and | bests were present. z Robert C. Beister. Mrs. | P - ings Wi to Milwaukee | Mr. and Mrs. I. Kolker of g4s5¢ 9 — a ve be nia ry ans avenue, have announcea ae Oe gagement of their daughter” m home. iss Fredia,. to Sam Kram of 1011. a soa Mrs. F. P. Boyd of Erie, | orth Eighteenth street. e 4 have taken an apartment in ioidiintee My Acgonne, 3664 Washington av-— Mr. and Mrs. Wolf Ladinsky fee, tore month, during which 08 Goodfellow avenue have elites they Will visit former friends punced the engagement of thee «- iey Park and St. Louis. \ \ ee 7 a Bee 74% Present. rope, The meeting wil be held In J 4% : is ae ‘ : Seat oe aa Goodell Chapel of Pilgrim Church | ee a : Sill “SB Announcement that the annual Republican Club Meets Wednesday. a saree Bega and bali The West End Women’s Repub- fiven Dy tNhe officers of the 451s ' . lice Club will he its regular | Infantry, will be held April 30 at con tub on asstes . | Hotel Chase was made this week monthly luncheon Wednesday 4 _by the Regimental Entertainment! the Gatesworth apartment hotel! a | Committee. The acene will be the 12 noon The president, Mre. ©) | Cryetal ballroom. Dinner will be S Ledman wil! preside. I’r. Jeaac Ma . * . } e ‘ | Served at : and will be followed by Lippincott will be the speaker. | dancing. | | Walter R. Gerak will present Frank Invitations are to b@ extended tO Kulia. tenor, in a cycle of songs, Major-General Benjamin A. Poore with Gerak at the piano. /of Omaha, commanding General of ,the Seventh Corps Area: Maior- | General William Lassiter of Chica- LATEST METHOD |g0, commanding General of the PERMANENT WAVE | Sixth Corps Area; Brigadier-Gener- ‘al Edward L. King. commandant FREDERICKS ,of the General Staff and Command VITA TONIC |\8chool at Fort Leavenworth: Gov. Sncha@ing Ghamees Baker and Mavor Miller Several] dance intermissions will be taken $ @.00 Siete sheet tiienet> Se i ee ee \ Sta b om poe dain “a aie wo ahs cag ee ey nasincnagyet earns P a SS WN SX a WN ~r rah oS &% & OR OS SS X4 oo ree eee ae «\) eS Nk eRe ine RN A AB ee» Main beter mr er . : Me SISSON SS SS WW a+ 2a he eee oe ee i ee | ~4 4 ee Oe & So & oS & &*% % & OES & OO *% %*% Oo ES =) advantage of for special entertain-' ment numbers by professional en-. tertainers, as well as by the regi- SHAMPOO & FINGER WAYE, | mental quartet and individual offi- WEEKLY SPECIAL | cers, Inecto Hair Dye, $6 ee a” eae ca, Will Tak Beautiful Permanent — Pastor to Address Women. “TOUCH-UP, $3.50 The Rev. Dr. C. E. Lemmon, pas- Open Evenings by as ' ° itor of Hamilton Avenue Christian Gwen Gavin P7295 ‘Church. will address members o’ Room 474, Paul Brown Bidg. ‘the Woman's Association of Pil- Ratenece, S56 Give &. grim Congregational Thursday aft- SSS SSS SSS SAPS ST SS SVS SSSA SSS SPSS SVS VAAAAAASSS SSS ughter, Miss Ethel Ladinsky, @% : puis Schwartz, son of Mr aggmiy. md Mrs. T. O. Moloney, rs. William Schwarts. eer daughter, Miss Lucy Moloney. es 3 paa0o Pershing avenu-, and Mr. Wie J.J. Mullen of 5277 Lin--~ ard, hare returned from sé ”? : Sw * stay } Florida and Sally” Celestine Reisjp™ "ss “*’ ate —tormerly with ST. Loum fee Cuba. : ACADEMY OF BEAUTY OUL- Sees! luncheon was given May by Mrs. James M. Carpen- Pau! ee Shoppe and Bobbery = 4450 Westminster place, in On Messenine Ploor-—Ee — Me of Mrs. C. G. Pangman of trance Through Barber Shep - in venue, and Mrs. 204 N. NINTH STREETID Pershing a — : As . man's mother, tumeeell of Quebec, Canada, who is “ Paeman’s guest for several! wks «Mrs. Sewell will be com- mted by otherinformal affairs | $2 Free Coupon—¢3 ‘Pibing ber stay in St. Louis. | This Coupon Will Entitle Tee@eq '@laire Collins of 5211 Cab- a : Be avenue gave a luncheon yes- $10 Swirl Marcel es SRRWReeny aficrnoon at the Congress nent Wave, $8 Thie Weel feed in honor of Mrs. Jefferson J. Mnelly, formerly Miss Alice MARY T. BENDER [pen bite cr the winter. “th RHA VANIER NMQWH OC ON AN RA OCIS GO Ne i ete SSA OCC NE N pie SaenTs tattdemie Naeet eee anes Geatheis de Re sahbane ie tecagnss RQHhHd»NNnnww SSS dust a Few Days Left PERMANENT WAVE Marcel with ringlet ends done en new Nestle machine Every wave guaranteed. A permanent wave can be given over an old permanent. RAINEY’S PERMANENT WAVE SHOP 32515 PINE ST. PHONE NOT LISTED—JEFFERSON 7980 Phone for Appointment or Mall in Deposit ADVERTISING SPECIAL ~ lane mean AQAA ZL a - ’ 7) poms ope 4 Om a " bw: ¢ Orhan ie a © 4 ene CO im SE ay vite es nd, a " J on ete A be on he PORDAS Ee 8 SS ' ve s were a number of Mrs. ac aue eae oS % os % oS SS * OES SS OE EEE EEE . aX ALAA: SS! eS TE EEE EE EEK EE EES aca ae eRe So ES % SS OO Oe Oe OO SS 359 N. > Mennelly's friends, including Miss by; — ciate S08, Maryn Chee Oe Sullivan, Miss Helen Hail. Hh “ffm % . ; Grace McCullough, Miss Lil- Z : : McCullough, Miss Virginia : ; % ieee, : | pce egy “3 et dees oor ie Ge a | . Miss Loretta Coffey, Miss e Oe ee . ; om ee Be 2% x RE aaa LR SOME EN eee Se E RENAE saan | ith Cope. Miss Bernice Strohbeck. "Waaannaraaeeaecceenrenneneeeeneeenecqneanses S \ \ % — ss Alaaiatien ieee nee ef ics aalitenenteteeadalianediionte heehee dain ntti ie nn . - ! alice teeeialeeeaen AA OES ACI atl » ecb leniti ~ nora —_ —~ ,. 0a eared ath RR aI eR re meme Me ae — teen ie . ' — - ~ ~ te Societe ietenahiehatalhdtlicmeaemammieanentl lite aeaeniotienn atestieltentedes etait ee ee aes. . SA RS ce hed Pe INET I EERE LE Ak ARNE ENC SORT I eRe > elapse DRE oe RR einen” qomenneeR mama. nami OP Tee meng sen + SA TN id FREON ONG ROY ORE mae oe 1 Janice Burgess, Mrs. E. Was- : benefit of Jerusalem Kinder- drey Weinberg, Miss Janet Hood, | and sizes in e celebrated their eighth mar- Z 2 : ntertained Anh ae f the Houghton-Gildemeister hk and orchid sweet peas. The ; . . , 5 Ps Ste B Schocl in New York for her spring vacation. ee ae MA dint will take place at Tyler Pk Altschul, Mrs. Howard Bovie, | _ Rr Sg oe sie ————— : ee es ae Whol l I | ei . Jack Gensberge. Mrs. Morris! ee ee a a . ey nde | Has olesale and Retail | 7 ; g orris 3 ° Me ond See ee ea Lindenwood Nou STRIKINGLY BEAUTIFUL : . and Mrs. C. Gordon. give a “kid pe rty” Friday ey 8 9 spa: — ee eens i anes Theta Xi Cha pter of Beta Pi The-, CUFFS Extra-Size . Long presiding. Loca} and Miss Claire Collins of 5211 a “ night at ths clubhouse for the liam Albert Lon will ] e “ ! , , . he fo! 9" eet [et See oe cee MFG. FURRIERS New Location—4409 West Pine Boul. th re e tin ’ y 4 : ° y nd ¥ P . 2 ‘ aoe th —— yf is,’ students who re- 3rd Floor—Low Rent No Delivery Pte. C.D; Charges ‘ Alterations —Ashen Brenne followed the raising: , : ty, : ST >. RES en i, Mis¥ Lucille Cole, Mrs. P. Fo- . ea td's SS ae | and Mrs. Robert E. Donneliv. “Ulin, Y : arten lunch fund. Those inter-; Miss Mary Alice Lang e, Miss Eliza > : “ JOn a, a : | ted may attend. beth Tracy and Miss Maxine Bloch. - mr. and Emanuel M ie fu fe nr Ss 5 , "44 " 4, A ; ateteerer= tet ‘ ; “) ar ari , } 9 » _— Immel of 6059 Westminster " ee rg 4 oft? 7A ve 2 ore | Miss Mary Manley of 4143 Rus *e a Z . 4 ". ¢ ad “ae pe :} a" II]@ «¢ . the my1*,.n- } 9 9 ; Ves seme ‘ @ anniversary. March 9%. at a Ls adh ‘s O1 i. aa tat| x | “~ - j | t the ‘ongres | Vi ea a bridal party at dinner last night. | luncheon at che Conavess Miss Bemis, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William N SS Maney wilh De ON Abeer : : Bemis of Hotel Chase, is at home from the Bennett satis St fee = §6yioughton’s bridesmaids. The wed- ur | : gts were: Mrs. J. Hoffman, Mrs | | ae i Ts ema —Kandeler > Sopccpnie ; as lace Presbytert: ‘hurc! the e daughter 0} iT Peis ~ aman. Mrs. Ben Sacks Mrs TI A A . titi ee mM Pting ep! i] A — . i Scene Y . f cs, Mr: 2 oie iy a a PN eae bo ae . NEW F FOR” on, Mrs. M. Horwitz, Mrs. S./} © Schwitzer of 130 rowe: Grove poe Beta P; Theta » 1apter E URS FO os oo Raggeegetedll pail aD e — _ avenue, who is to be married in = COLLARS AND a Alrs. E. So) € s Mrs. ' F Mill- | ire {(,0o0o0d | ‘ llow ship Club iv i] 4 ~ -¢ ent. ta, just organized‘in the French de- | . ¢ Daughters of the American. ning at Westminster Hall, 3806 fa, Just Organize a sey Henge ; ) ; : , ' is ; dine 4 we ‘ollege, is} / Orders Giver rompt . e ists gave a luncheon Thurs- Olive street The Riverside Club gave a Miss Long, the daugh- partment at Lindenwood College, 1 | Vail Orders Given Prompt Att ntion : ; ; ’ . —t oy i a : ° tha iret nati i: ate itv to come! © i " Si Meese Park tfotel. Mrs. grownup children’s party’ last ter of Mr. and Mrs. Wil- he first na is en san Ry | Green field 9 = oy , into existence with cl er-| itty ; " ' fic -er -psent ‘ anne avenue entertained che members and a large number of . . Aap) i First Quality : ari Shit oe la at lowine cuests at luncheon civen in een ee 7 become the bride, in the are composed of the members of ? neon, Mrs. onal Mac- | 5 5 ; ai iam ™ isi uests ; . , . - 1T W Bl honor of Mrs. Jefferson Donnelly, 3 RR Spring, of David Taylor the former French Cltb, or Le 709 ashington ‘formerly Miss lice -aiser. at Pe Mrs. Albert Theis Sr. oft a658 . fercle Francal Rayon oomers me suests were present. ROEMNCr LY «251 ” . . neg RE 2) A eR a 2 ee ME Saar 8 » Tinie Miller, son of Dr. and pais i ai “ane, 2 Doors East of Loew's State ; 2 ated Congress Hote] ve ster jay Mis: Ciemens avenue, gave a luncheon M Ww Mill f entiv presente d the annual French @ ; ST e | : mene Friendiy Cluh will have a Lucille Col Mics [orett {end at the College Club St. Patrick's rs. ; J. lier oO le n Roemer Auditorium. The @@ &,.@ | ; ae = 4e Cl f = (it . . 1 . Patrick's party today at, Barr yyiss “Ruth Cope. Miss Janice Bur-| day. There were five tables for Johnson City, Tenn. sranting of a charter from national == meen Library at 3 p. m. A PO-' gece Mrs. Robert Donnelly, Miss | cards. l headquarters mM ¥ill be given and visitors mav hase = #1? toe ireinis nage rrades from ‘“M" to “‘S” in Jan- | Lal Att) . . He i€ Ty Hall Mfiss \ imfiilla Juc + The Auxiliary Board of ‘ nee ; of gra es tr ones M é) 7 n Ja is ——_ lillian ans Miss Graces ; io Miss Lillian and M — Shepherd Convent wll give a The l Extra-size rayonr . _ : | sb ler a T ee le : . > ~~ 2 ed . o ~~ = Tt) sullliwa? > The re elTin ' t) r) 2) mirmeqdiate r U ee Cc ce A s Bloomers that should jae". David FE. Russell of 4961 | Cullough, Miss Helen Sullivan ten luncheon at the convent Fri side nave. MOST ain Ae ES ea ae let * ° £ =] 7... cr oo ice rng o .tr ; a k alt r° , " » Tt ? ie " tre , 7 Y? (>F) €4 may TY) - tt +? Ti Ww chapte r’ compie ” * ! | Nile ReTSOnN avenue. was hostess to. Miss Bernics Strobeck and Mrs. lar Fontbonne College } rT} ro} entrance th I 1 sell for $2.95! In Nile, day. , ete ' os SPT Se a ey eri.’ F steric peach and other want- Wests at a bridge party Thurs- Ralph Wasem and Wydown boulevard ed its organization and elected offi- ! G J . bOUS : | | ‘ 2c ¢ P Kline ‘ ine 17 . { hee T , a ; Pafternoon «¢ the (‘ongress ie : At their meetin todav the mem.- eers according to Instructions trofn VO \ . Pee yra — IDS : ight lu f the | NB ne men Faculty P i y . MM Lew Leagan “wenew vbeaety hap . Rl. . 5 Each little visitor ed shades. Phe : rty sponsored by Mrs. headquarters, as follows: Century are gee ee aoe lec ren ‘aunsello} Miss E. Louise Stone, , ~~ / > make plans for the ente ritainment To iis (;oldma rT) Mi j j CounseiidOtl, , Tis ~ k | 4 4 is inv ited to reach ;? } l a e ei ite Bare John H Bruninga of 6154 : . cent P 1. Siad I ebiu : ° . P . 9 9 ‘ Jilth ° WUilslixke Ee ner dance tnis eve hing at the clunp- 4 : ie é i “i “yon — . ' a a “apeare af the : dery ang ué e de- , a4 ington _ pe a mie ase Eee +, of the class of 1927, also for their, Oscherwitz, Miss Minnie Goldman, | heag of the modern ianguag ttt € ys LSS ‘0 to 1X into the mysteri. mu gkton a’ enue. gave a bridge house The annual tacky part; ~ ; } ; Miss A1f) ; ische - na \M i c nartmen’ pre sident Miss Lillie A “\ “ ous d th f h . . . in « ~ nt t le J tu SS = 'T HI test little ‘e wt a on > 4 sweetes SOMES Teh Witla lapaKitence aad ~ were) — ee t Zionist Federation, Saturday, ‘Qoeait7Zgeaee Dye, $3.98. Brilliantine, 25¢ and 50c. Monday ‘ery ‘special **« at the Young Men's He- " ira wat e¢ Into Swirls. ilixs BB cee in. eee: SP) HIRSCH’S HAIR BAZAAR, INC. savings to convince Me given by the St. Louis chap- 7 ga wy oe MMbracing | ae . E. Burnham's Toilet Preparations NATURAL —- iB A ; mothers that there is no cing St. Louis and Wash- y4 502 N. 7th St. Telephone CEntral 2304 FOOT | , F, All § 7 picatipe tise: Stree Re Me /, i it al 7 | tm = OX f age limit in the special Pn Universities, in the interest LINE Sale oi ! Hebrew University in Jeru- . 4 ‘ Important | 4 as »- a0 Glartead’s A when THE SILE SH Js » Invitations to the dance | >. . y | On aia Ae / oe ae : a wi ents at (sariand s. 1 fen accepted by many St. | | Foot-Points a a a IE ‘\\ few of many _ special ‘- LAr itv seldom a «tle oe a4 RS. ES i d ? rs an Oppol tunit) : 3 "s Prominent in the profes- Nestle Cir uline W az INQ a SS Ie \ — a2 groups are listed below. 4 Z 1 “S Y | and business world. The “ Mportant element of the The Wave That Does Not Harm Your Hair luventle Section ‘ th students of the city and Free Shampoo and Md aye : As 3 ts : Secend Floor males have . , : ietina 4 Finger Wave Hair Cut owl Oe Z —- | con leor. r m § bor, given their active | neers’ thd Sine With Wave BS e's : | : jie ¢ v€ in the arn ) Nothing More to Pay 4 - : . : . ¥ tales rt oe ta MN An BE Nea TO ety 0 Trg ith . — pire net sees Be Negi ce pie aoa ‘ J everything else costs a little more, | Another of Huette’s wonderful values at $6. Homespun, tweed and regu Novelty checks and plaids in Zaring little Voa C lation navy Coats, with cap missy little 2 to 6 year sizes fle cloth, Poiret twill, im- 2 7 hut the satisfaction and style over- lub wil) / ef shadow the cost. ‘ . , Kive a dance to- * ~ i he Capitale —T Calf— B» m Kid-—Blac Kid many ry rdreaser for 12 years in the “apita Patent ant if rown i LAC } . : stron ehitectural Hall, 4000 », aa N oa po” ce and with Bacar Hotel of New i, k to match. New § pring in the Spring shades. ported tweed, etc., in ; York City. :< colors and styles. _ Those interested may ; | Hen ry’& ss rl Booklet on Request — STORES—Mai! Orders Filled ¢ shades. " - ee Phone, MAin 2426 | #4 nde gee duce = | alti diet tines . Sixth & Olive li @ $- qT THE nro TET euaAo- Washable Flat Crepe banner event of the school le : That has a distinct appeal to discriminating 21 . to 10 AAA to E $ 1.50 $ 72. 95 | $7. 05 — eta seh ROL AR PCR SAORI A RR en: ARR eRe Pate ORR RE REN NE ON te ‘= ij 4 --—_-_-___-_-_____9gp Bt. Louis Social Dance and Saat uls Lonel; Club will | dance Friday night at, Suite 200, Carleton Bidg.

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SET RRL gre Cee Es Neila nh x etry tt Ne ee iueiinl cs one ane Mee PELE. oy : ae Os Boo Tee Oa Pong anes hs pS seed poe hs + ee Pn ee eee De eee ee ri + we ae n °, ° . ae reat * “ ’ he ees ve ph en ha lee ne ee ee as 7 Dae Se eae cre i chiral pect ™ | Soe ADVERTISEMENT A Sure Way to End Dandruff: There is one sure way that has never failed to remove dandruff at once, and that is to dissolve it, then vou destroy it entirely. To do this, just get about four ounces of plain, ordinary liquid arvon from any drug store (this is all you wil] need ly it at might when retiring enough to moisten the scalp and rub it in gently with the finger ti| By morning, if not all of vour dandruff will be and two or tnree more af nliications Will com “A TT) . all sad use i 08. = > mos gone, pletely dissolve and entirely destroy every single sign and trace of it, no matter how much dandruff you mar have You find. too, al tching and sfantiv. and vour hair will be fluff, My is ~ nf cont, ™ wa fa Wet Rah ae en v Ce oh Ss vrs @ ae ie PATS ASR! Oy bien Hew i Be Nee a Su ind aia ee oe ea a” Rages ‘Apis ots adhe > se r Pine 4 ee rca shade seach chs a ™ BE 7 Soap ee aoe A 3 Ms ick cae en tL ee atin oe 4 5 a, — ~ - 5 SSS a ee ee a 2 hee tt we eased Pe ee ae - ee ee ee on ee as se ae one BRAT SE et: TOR MR hs ay as! rt went Rede Mae A CD 1a eu | g ery. Z. 7 : . Nitin tntie ieee eed 4 Oa » * . - * ca LE aR Sek Fh . 1 ggg phn on pe ek Pe a a . =p “ , i. 2 ; itl: Aa oS SNR eA i ra: . es oy , sor eepy retinal ' : S Bie bi somaya EQ 4 TR LS a Se ie ie AL wa f SMO PIER a EP ft ng her ot aa oe Se scant d Ce at a oe eee Ss aS an ae a ae, Raa eee ga wv. 1 gppaet TAG Gites ht avs , ety inne . . : . 7" ’ os eee . ar el 3 t ‘ 7 ‘ wee Le . ; sa - nN c » ? é aa'S » Z ‘ . 7 r ox Bt = Nas . + a 7” os A | a ot D4 Nae) Moke Pius . ‘ ” ¢ - Me \ 7 . as z y Nghe. ee Nahe . 4 " ae - nN oe - habe 913 ‘ ¥ ae 7,” 4 ie | ¢ J “ am, ie a BOE ite Cpe ae Witt atidy oo ini | . ea 1 Erkeen, whee, "iy, 9 Nebr op Re aT ia) 0 * a» iy a ~# ert, en Mi iphone ST sin dah ead eee wo tothen 1s hed ™ pe nyt Deda. cad Cakemeeat ted - ve ae ane ~ £05 REE SAR MAREE Rp SER ig WA ROA “id a a PS ge) ty ies Sune a Ris . sa Ss ey a a ba sald ; eae Ss atti %.- om a fn. Af f =“) s ‘ Ash ~ ¥ “ el Ps iy = ™ lustrous, glossy, silk and soft. and look and fev! a hundred times better Derive (928 the Post-Dispatch printed 1*6.225 Houses, Pints. ete. Fer Rent 4d ier. -as x a > . * 7 7 i - ‘ nit ‘ - — ee ne! tit _ , . . ” ie theni¢ Mir ; 4 S| ey, * , oh Mrs — noe ] -_ i > r > 4 a | 2 © . - ‘ . --_ena? r 2 4 iss Mé mA ‘ S —— GRAND-LEADER | STIX, BAER & FULLER | 4 rae | “*. The Fantome i - -" = * oe ~~ ** im tne mew attractive peach and ecru co!- An exceilent selection of rich Drapery re teic amt 1 ae | ma cae +4 - a Ors, this exceiient quality material will make wamasks woven of rayon and cotton in new } 7? e $y: =A a ‘ ce I 4 > ? > Deautiiui anc Cainty window curtains. allover and striped patterns. Li -oh. r 7 ar * ~ - ~~ ; High-Grade Cretonnes. in Jacquare Rayon Casement Net. with a variety of striking pat- woven of rayon and co a soft silk-like finish. is in the terns and gay color combi- intO Many attractive pat popular shades of natura! nations ee Se ee ae terns, is very durable— and bronze. It makes lovely . a beautiful material for cur- window decoration an tains In any room. Yard hangs unusually 39 Yard ¥ Weii. enjoy Geor- | For Hard or Soft W ater—Shecially Priced to Introduce EF: open 12 = 60c Sets Sets English Tit - > “em 4 me —e oe 9 ‘ my R r This remarkable value is made possible by our Electric Sewing arrisiation and combined purchases with 17 other large stores. The cases are constructed of top-grain ry "eS = 4 Y sc at co iSt! ucteé of OpD- Tal , ‘ i _ &* Bid P ~ + ” < 5 bed De) cowhide over steel frames, have sewed corners YW rth Attachme nts, Opec al a le "<2 | es aod ~ ~ ~— ? | iT ‘oops and hinges. good linings, solid leather straps ~ aii around, solid leather handles and brass bolts. » o 5 They may be had in 24x14x7-inch or 26x i4x7-imceh gize. Choice of black. or tan : oti aga a These handsome console mod- : el Eldredge Sewing Machines are equipped with Hamiulton-Beach motor and foot-control: The ma- chines are new but the wood- work is slightly marred from shipping, but in all other ways their condition is perfect. Each is complete with al! attachments. Convenient terms of payment. A Liberal Allowance for Your Old Machine Machines | HemstitchedT able Sets f= Of Lovely Linen Very s Scotland, bleached sa sparkling wh this low pric ders will be (‘Fitth Pieer attention. in rated in the newest designs and colorful patterns. apartment or bungalow. English Porcelain .. $9.50 and $12.50 Domestic Porcelain $9.75 and $11.75 of A new importation from of pure tiful Jacquard designs: a hemstitched cloth, size 68x 101 inches and six napkins to match—complete set at alt AES, oe oe” q+)! | Ruffled Curtain Sets i Specially Priced at $1.8 Made of excellent quality ecru voile, with a colored ruffle and a double-ruf- fled valance: these Curtains are 2% yards long and have tie-backs to match, Popular for breakfast room, bedroom, dining room, etc. Exceptional Valuesin ~ Window Awnings 13 These durable and colorful Awnings have painted or woven Castilian stripes; finished with fringed or plain scallop bottom. and mounted on sturdy frames: complete with all attachments, in 2.6. 3, 3.6 and 4-foot widths. Parnted Strrtes. Specially Priced, Each Avail yourself of this oppot- unity to equip your home or of- fice with excellent awnings at 4 substantial saving in cost. ‘Sixth Fleer? 32-PRe. Apartment Sets f Beautrful Ivory Porcelam ish and domestic the popular these charming sets are deco- Es- for ithe ian Ware | For a limited time we make this special introductory Sets $14.25 | offer of Josanne Toilet Soap—a pure, non-irritant Soap. , 75 made especially for Stix, Baer & Fuller. Of delightful German Porcelain $7.50 | scent and made of pure ingredients, this Soap may be used with equal success in hard or soft water. A Special Group of 32-piece Sets, in attrae ’ . Ma | tive patterns, (not open stock) of ivory porcelain, offers exceptional $4 95 — values at . Ss Fifth Pee y pecral at 95 linen tin damask, ite with beau- e. Phone or- given special ‘Secend Fleer.) +4 eq a) nn : 3 - - " to AT] nounted “-€3. calluses rotation ve os of the delicate 1 a) “€ nerves and cause “erty enlargement “StS. consult the or Foot Expert ata Arch a at the heel, wh, hey can be 1 & cpepe | “ i Mtet daa eee tery 5 Sn at <a $12 | Diamond l .¢ sparkle and scimt in richly white gold makes an a Wedding Ring for.../ at ‘ em Fle lie ‘a t—-Maim PF) 7 : e a * eee ie ' ’ ie 7 < oie jaa it Sa f Cae ee ee ee Wedding Ring ; d Jisitely wrought of whit thre Special—Di Beautrfully Fashvor Gold and Ser Wi =. gold and studded with . “Tiient diamonds. the Weddin Aings in this special R°OuUp are teal values Why Let Your Feet Hurt? “4.en arches, leaning an- of the ‘.. and otner foot troubles a be traced to breaking |” “tures of the foot: dis- | Placed bones press against pain. ‘our feet hurt. swell of @ the = : He will give you great re- _“* Sy placing in your shoe 7 “ ott. flexible pair of Wiz- | Builders. adjust- — ball and . * ve 4 “ | 4 } z 8 Se! «

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—— ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ _"SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 29, 1927. ____ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH. ’ See Our Other Announcements on Pages 4 and 6—This Section TIX, BAER @ FULLER $$ _______ Rita a ennai eee C8 —_+—GRAND-LEADER- | stints nck apenas An Event Extraordinary! \ NER Silks Very Specially Priced More Than 1000 Hats in Advance Spring Printed Crepe de Chine ” Printed. Foulards d § | Printed Georgettes $ 69 Plain Silk Broadcloth ait ummer Modes—Each Made to Our Washable Crepe de Chine = Striped Silk Broadcloth Plain Georgette Striped Washable Crepe Own Order _— Marvelous V alues at | Plain & Changeable Taffeta Brocades, Chinese Design W e+ ls etn agape " eg ies meine ae mane) Pat” walsaraee anata A aa! eae Te ce pte asin Bante * sleet siete ieee eatalind etineteeeimmnnamniinianniaines ditineiatin aie dient obiae te ate "> aie News ies " per a Loe heey * : Braga . ‘ te aetalay reat eb ag SG a 5 fr io, Se, al ta farted Sa ae ci i, - Hee 60» net a ie. ’ ‘ ven x eee he cf a . s pare he A fee Mwipetiet eae Es Arenlor! geri Fi ee py! ye RS ae Ee First a An extremely ~ ne a On as DE S, ced, Each | ie ae in the new brimless effects, Hats with brim- Third—Smail Hat of white . " . , 3 &§ Z ‘“_,. crochet visca, embroidered less back with the hair-line cut, Hats with le and colorful Awnings Uf, in colors: the tiny brim is : : : woven Castilian stripes; Y/ faced in black and edged tiny roll brims. Flower-trimmed Hats, ° wit red Jes sae . fringed or plain scallop - large Hats for tailored and dressy wear, small Fourth—The crown entire toques and turbans. In dark colors, and in an mounted on sturdy d with flowers, the . - iv covereaq wi ow ; . . te with all attachments, | wide brim of Swiss hair endless variety of new light shades! d 4-foot widths. braid—a perfect hat. OS as ° Pipe nselliete 7 a a ee ! o DT OT ten ae EO ON III * CEN Nt NR a ne be em IIL «OEE RRL EEN 0 Lt RR Hey Ye “ ’ “ eye ete entire ei wie hatnoas « — . “ ° te eteew ek OT tin rrr ae oe ‘th— Ital: Milan. A P ri in” Slack Se Small-Head Sizes Medium-Head Sizes purself of this oppor- ne | quip your home or of- , wet excupeienek a tae ¢ xcellent awnings ata : | Large-Head Sizes for Unbobbed Heads Saving in cost. ‘Sixth Floor.) ‘Third Floor.> NAAR AAAS ASN AAMT S SSeS SE_" | 2 S| y tment Sets | : | : @ a mart Spring Coats _ = | Beautifully Fashioned of 18-k. Solid White b ¥ (SY Gold and Set With Brilliant Diamonds is BGA Pine co Me Ck beiae Youre: teed aie Women's Section Offers You Variety and Values at 35°49" ‘69% ONDA Y—with the correctness of Spring styles established —and our display of Coats delightfully complete—SE- LECT YOUR SPRING COAT HERE. There's endless 2-piece Sets, in attrac- : fashion-inspiration in these groups which include the silk Coats open stock) of ivory : (satin and faille) as well as twills and woolens of the kasha family —not forgetting the smart novelty materials (tweed and mix- ptional | ‘ o a | Why Let Your Girls Undermuslins tures). shes favorec colors—black, navy, beige, gray and green, oe ; ? os th trimmings express dignity and good taste. 4 Feet Hurt: Of Warte Narnsook and © tur uy Ing xp 4 y 4 3 _pallen arches, leaning an- Very Special at Other Coats in ultra-modish styles, tor tailored and . | les, cal] rotation m 2 Table Sets : hee), ro org dl Fade “enya $] ere) dress occasions $79.50 to $195 ing co- : >. a | ‘ Ss i 2 Soft, f] . . - . . > Arch Builders aiat, Pajamas. $1.45 | — The two-piece tailored Suit, however, holds its own and is much : to be desired in twill or tweed, single or double breasted. The Wom- a 3 | “4 at the heel, ball and Short-sleeved, low-neck one-piece styles d. : hey can be worn in bright stripes and solid colors. Well en's Section is known for the correctness and authenticity of styles! with any t immed ; ; ; ed: to 16. : ype of shoe. tailored and frog tr 4 ‘Third Floor.) (‘Second Flour. i (Foot Relief Main Flower.) a ae Bios - ait ssh coal re aig ™ a oe:

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a A eee Sys ae LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Se 3 PAGE 6 __ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 20, 19°! oe en E yciis SHAW. FORMERLY "Ty ’ : 64-Inch Linen Table D k See Our Other Announcements on Pages 4 and 5—This Section 3 o’Clock Special Of new Vouk ® a — “inc en iabie Vamas | ix FULLER |*">:.... ae 88c ~— AER 25¢ Yard : ¢ s cule, former present af | | GRAND-LEADER ching Co. publist=| OOD heavy-weight silver bleached ) - LOT of 1000 yards in light-colored : r the New york World. died! 1B) ed stripes and figured oe 2 ome in Red = He had been con- 7 pajamas, etc. No mail or phone — filled | ' ubl ishing com-| | linen Table Damask—woven in neat . floral designs—64 inches wide—a very {: penreegvene pereeeareanel reeesbranen . pias - | : unusual value. iiitnine Meare % semen aiTS Storey fe ‘n- $0 years until Dis ret ire. j- 2 daagss “He Started as | : ,4 f° : . * are aq the confidence of the &E oo» Pulitzer and was tamed ards Meav al ULepese: a se he trustees of the; urc aSsS@ an a e O m) BS: his newspapers. Cc beautiful in its firm, heavy weave and in its shimmering texture, Pa Georgette S° low a price on this Flat Crepe, beaut i s fi y Printed Crepe should attract value-wise women to this remarkable sale. This is your opportunity to secure a fabric Economy High Way $ 95 of superior quality that is ideal for women’s outer garments as well as fine undergarments. , me 1: Yard — 7 | aS Presenting—. . § “The Aisle of Opportunities” The main thoroughfare of the Down- aE weisnid | 4 Good . stairs Store, extending from -the Sixth : Heavy we 50 New Shades Re. 40 Inches Wide ne in sew Ga te : : texture—in shades of flesh, Chine in new Spring prints street entrance through to the Seventh é' a almetto, orchid, street elevators, has been named Economy P ager V ° in’ newest color combina Se slack and white. Yard | grounds. 4Qincheswide Fan | BlackCharmewe | Demand | Correct [Lines On this Highway you will find 12 bar- gain squares—where each day special mer- chandise will be displayed and offered at prices that make a visit to this section of ileiainiel ; eae ere : y ash Crepes Wine Castillian Red — Cedar Wood | Fallow | Gray the Downstairs Store most profitable. Coral Dogwood Delmonte Rose Pink Jade $ | As the merchandise on ECONOMY : $ .66 Fad Maize - Royal Blue Wild Rose Reseda | Apple Green At | S Tivenill the HIGHWAY in most instances will carry : At === 4 ar Cinnamon Pink Rose Blossom Mother Goose Palmetto | Orchid mn Foundation the “Not Advertised signs, we suggest : Rose Beige Lacquer Jungle Green French Blue | Hollyberry 4 sil that you include “The Aisle of _Oppor- : Frost Gray Wood Rust Pineapple Gooseberry Nile ; i’ Garments - tunities” in your every visit to this store. 5 Fine soft quality Wash R : Babv P! All silk charmeuse of a we Hi t for it will be a pleasure when values are : sae re Beit the Conch Shell Cocoa ie eS Jenny tog Grecian aby _ | soft, clinging quality—in a i sim it elegance, sle it so extremely unusual. —— a ', Bachelor Button Sweet William Honey Melon Oak Buff . Navy deep, rich black—guitable HB ..-nccc and beauty of line te LODO LT as eesarie: > * . : eeenee 369585885055 185608 84505055; CEE EET IVUIVIT IVI IITA Teer meneheeiseeireneceespecsspecepepepeciscs tenses S00) 658) 0 0588 0k e cornea, . Stes Sees: tere See om op ° nea eee od VD PRA AR NI 0 Ia PS Sms a er) ae . roe ad r ~ ee ee ee on A 4 m ‘et ¥ Ss , 4 re Aas) : * ~ oS Natoomecta mae : : ¥, adesre Pe Regate is » pati ae ~ case Tae) ee ee ee Mit Sent fates APY ery Phi Bie Ai roti > “hel a oes ns ll * . “ 7 lait - ‘ i al ae a) t Rint grr eet ie bo. SP Re o> on tenitante weerrer Naeem lites igdite® gx IAS Mautinine ey soe etpeiiintes athagreey = . preramanee “te we one eke ype wR © teed gan 380 fy Pele ~ han chy ais és ahs Rigerthiegs ed pore ere a : ; , M FE: ss ’ . of a ‘s i x M y y oe " i Sad me EEA poe shes : re. Se dee RG : : .~ b ey 2 : : : , Pi. Pe es eae au 2! a3 5 ee ee, as x ee ; “iii Cain ues i. A tis | Sy EG 27 om ~ . lt ~ oe ‘ es AT Rg 2 mar ce ‘pPecteallie yal x § ’ » :" 3 ; ey cs ne | - oe Y cama JOM ORS SR ae eae eee AT amR, ck’ Shue Ona Se AU yt Nae Bs: ; sie raed id ant, : ae ; ; ih leading Spring shades and. aD ae” jf | 2 es aR black and white—ideal for Monkey Skin Toreador Persian Lilac a White ss for dresses, wrap etc. @ WH... cn\+ be attained and em- Hit r 2. dresses, etc. 40 inches wide. Queen Blue Sandalwood Golden Wheat eee. Black inches wide. Just $00 yards. MM) .....:-04 :hrough proper fit- ne ew I f ‘ Downstaire Store.) 4 ’ orrect cormettes and oe 2 ba ee Re ae ais ME Se: HL: aR | ipdias Barry's corsetieres || New Faster Coats and Dresses Sale of Fabric and Silk G Gloves} i Newest Styles and Colors a il ' =~ = eg ; HIS is an event that makes it possible for HESE attractive. Coats and Dresses are authentic in style, disclosing women and misses te select Sering Gloves the Spring mode in a most accurate manner. Women and misses seek- Snag f at savings that will enable them to keep their =|) | ing new Spring apparel at moderate prices will find it very advantageous to fro hands looking smart at all times. \ © ie PE we sh EC f Brassieret— make selection from these groups. / Be sata. fs : Se Ee as | Bandeaux and Me [JBM Fabric Gloves Silk Gloves || WR EAA col Coa The Coats The Dresses Baybee ND | 5 4S Cc $ Was tikes ae ote oe eae — nto pola ol — - — — figures in smart _— ~~ Seppe a GT EP TY serge cyte able apn earn BR shes = * ae ee - ee Unusual Values at Very Low Priced at ; ( ) 5 ( = — ! Smart new silk and fabric Gloves with fancy turn-back, embroidered cuffs, atso the” 2 e ee — straight cuff which is so popular. Al] the new shades to match the Spring costume = are well represented. Colors include natural, mode, rosewood, pearl and light gray. Sizes 6 to 812. We suggest that you plan to attend this sale. (Downstairs Store) Included are twills, satins, kashas, | An assortment of exceedingly clever Poiretsheens, imported tweeds and mix- models will be found in this group of tures—plain and fur-trimmed styles— Dresses that are fashioned of Canton | as a rics or rin meneame nusu suitable for dress, sports, business and crepe, flat crepe, crepe de chine and general wear. Georgette. * ea MoOReG HOSE of you who are planning your Spring sewing are sure to welcome this'epe portunity of selecting these popular fabrics for Spring at a price that carries 8 splendid saving. The colors include all the new high All are trimmed in the newest ideas— shades as well as navy biue. black and the have the new necklines and sieevee— popular black and white combinations. come in the high shades and navv blue Manv attractive models for misses, wom- and black. Misses, little women. women’s bi | 36-Inch Tissue Ginghams ry en and stout women in sizes 14 to 52? 3. and stout women’s sizes 14 to 52!4 Fine yarn Tissue Ginghams woven in small checks in blue, pink, jeithlineoii Vownsiairs Store ) black, orchid, and gold with white. All fast color. Pre-Easter Selling of Footwear Sale—500 Shitieo icy | en C binations; all new Spring patterns. Remarkably Low P 5S -Mixed Al OW riced | | 36-Inch Rayon-Mixe paca Fashion’ Ss Newest Novelties y i, : Come in solid shades of rose, blue, green, gold, white and other Yard 49 | $ : colors; suitable for making slips, etc. (Downstairs Store.) 355 Pair , , a , oo 4 Monday—Initial Display and Selling ot IMONDAY we are -featuring 4 group of new Spring AN Opportune time to select new Mattress Cov- / ibis isptay Footwear at a price that will save the women anc ss seas -” -— ~~ + . i e y : 7 misses considerably if they make selection at this time. SAW ' | ers ata very substantia] Saving. Well made ‘wD a 3 A ; a io. bl | Of good grade of unbleached muslin—cyt fullto #4 | r mn the assortment are straps and Say Se 4 Te a j ' styles—of patent Jeather trimmed in parch- ;, alow for shrinking. Come complete with tapes. hi \ e CW AL ment, light parchment kid. allover patent ll Early shopping ba niieiandl \ i with scalloped edge, parchment kid trimmed rece ; ‘ | rf 8 ex effects of a “facial” ————._ — a“ B “an 480 Crinkled Bedspreads, $1.75 Each For Home and Outdoor Wear | mmm | *¢ beauteous and Heavy w ht, r ] - : ae bri ef. ey ) ‘ | en | x : Cavy Woves 2 cream crinkle material is used in the making of these x 34 But the sunny ease Have hand-turn and flexible McKay sewed soles— Sie teak * Spreads. oven in fast-colored stripes . “ | 43 in rose, blue and gold—measure S Mem °f «life at sea just lifts fa- spike and Cuban heels. Sizes 3 to 8 in AA to C widths = S8oxro5 inches—neatly scalloped and have cut corner ee 4 in the lot. . tairs s combined. s—Spread and bolster , ® “gue lines out of your face. (.;cwnstairs Store.) eet as Seling of F ringed Panels [exvaspeca’ | Men’s Blue Overalls ENE == 7N 45 Inches Wide —Rayon Fringe R U 6 : Union-Made—at woes and : 54 $ $ 1 45 i L | E feel sure that these clever new Dresses | ee will appeal to the misses and women. They ELL - MADE of good Se _ are just a little different from other Dresses STANDARD grade Ax- quality 220-weight blue me _ that you generally find selling at this price. 0 of th beautiful curtain ‘ denim—cut f ‘ . . HERE are 500 of these beautiful curtains nr or Rugs in num ‘ ull and roomy Exceptionally well tailored of guar- ae specially — for Monday. The as- ¢rous choice patterns, in- —have necessary pockets 3 \ teed fast color prints in lovel iS 2 E temen os sortment is quite varied, showing shadow cluding Chinese, allover, and are reinforced at wear- —* : antee ; prints A y new iets 4 ming wh woe = lace and filet w eaves—many alike. All are floral and medallion ef- ing points—sizes 32 to 42. m3 . patterns, dainty small checks, polka : ie | Sal, Lee en . 2. e i are scalloped at the base and finished with ray- fects. Suitable for any Blue Jumpers to match, , - dots and figured designs. : 4 Pog 4 Locun SG on fringe. room in the home. Wov- sizes 36 to 44 at $1.45. , en of good. grade woo! In all the desired colors such as pink, green, 5-Piece Ruffled Curtains, $1.47 to $2.67 Set yarn that makes these Men’s Trousers at $1.55 | blue, tan and orchid. Have a large tie in solid th colored ever. Rugs very serviceable. Good quality cotton worsted Trousers in ni to —— sp design sane Dress. locked stitching, others have colored embroidered borders. etc. All include West Elevators Direct to neat stripes—suitable for dress or work—in — = = on ese attractive Frocks that i Setechs te match Suitable fer bedroom, sanroom. etc Downstairs Store Rug Dept. a good weight for all-year-‘round wear—sizes | are ideal for outdoor as well as home wear. — er em oem e — atest steed pres ) 28 to 46. ‘Downstairs Store ) Sizes 36 to 46. ‘(Downsta! Store } ad When your moods are as fetching asa last year’s hat, Jest rouse yourself out of © your every-day track and et out to find a new self. Atrip abroad —really inex- . Pensive if you plan wisely ~is the best beauty spe- Galist in the whole world (Git you can fix the cost! “Aad wo she sailed for Europe” ‘ads. wes Selene a w i? Nee f ha « Week ER we Pend Tuts oe . * git ee Ale ree LO EE ty Ot a a ty me =| ‘ — 3 2 . on om, . > ; ’ | a — SS eer “4 - os _" ~*~. * —~- = * SPOMSSPHSHSERECS HE ERT CERS CHE SHHEREST CRESSLER TM SeBeeweanersaseeesees ONE RB RE LANA ORR CE NR. em. art Ey HAE s & % a ~ OV aN RS on ome 8 inl pte ai at aa anne tir RCH iggy: A Cer pO Repay Ma een erate Senet ee oe PRES #

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a ee eee at . Y : : F 1 d of the: 1e = | | ag! the b fit. Eight 8t. I ‘ Pastor's S Subjects Today. = Biigis SHAW. FORMERLY | Missourians in group composed of the active news: ROTARY CLUB REVUE MARCH 30/425 :2¢ berets. Eight st. touis | Pastor's Sermon Subecte Tod. | p NEW YORK WORLD, DIES Social F a |luncheon will take place at the | Entertainment Will Be for Benefit | Club beauties of the show ° acter’’ will be the subject of a ser- k Special : a Cashier and Was With ss American University Women’s of Child Welfare Fund. Dramatic Program April 8. phan inti ee ; ij the Rew C le Pec. | as Reeser | At Washington im rhe Rotary Club of St Louie wil Mrr'Donsia Mecbonsia. pon. oP bY the Rev. Charles F. Ree dcloth Shirtin , of Pulitzer Estate. g | Young People’s Din : ‘give its 1927 revue, including a sored by the Kappa Delphians | °F@: eamae sere a ae ot oi x gs : Press _ es cjialty acts, songs, dances and piay-,| Chapter and members of patriotic byterian Church, Connecticut street | RK “March 19.—J, } aa ty Sr the Post-Dispatch | The annual Lenten dinner of lets “by members of. the club, chapters and clubs, will give a pro-. Yard # hei former president 1 oa is Ce y Pulitzer and was named | : © presid ‘al holidays will evening at 8 p. m. at Trinity’ Epis-' Turnbull, Oscar Fischer and Harry ’ b i Pr ior ? © > a) ic "4 " ‘ ’ f - € — executor of his estate | rr: ss nn wow! this year, | copal Church Beddoe are Rotary members ma : va ¢ the trustees of the! cause the absence of Congress ge ? swapapers And the rush of official business - of is n . m+ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH____— ___SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 20, 1927_ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH and Oak Hill avenue, at 10:45 a. | : wae : : - » i iio ia 6 ME Rel RE RG OTe ne Dg te hrs lapbelved ‘ et , 3 AR " Mets. igsttingan - Joe tra of 20 pieces and the Rev. Mr. . Smith have Record will preach on “Can Meek- | “* SQ og 6 ness Win Today?’ | 1 ot SPP SPECT Three-Day Sale SLIP COVER PRICES SLASHED 3-Pc. Set in Belgian Linen— $40.00 Value—Reduced to 222 We Also Have 3-Piece Sets, $25 Value, Re- os duced to $14.75 Many Patterns to Choose From pes "9, es aie sys fm " ee ee ee a Ground to your order atter a thorough examination of your eyes by our special- ists, or we will exactingly execute the ;there will be nothing particularly 1, | to hoid them here. prescription of your oculist. Toric deep-curved lenses for single vision, either distance ° —s Hit ry. — rinted C . ae Phe children of Washington Ot : repes only in the residential cree. ta: | Repossessed 1 '‘:in official and diplomatic ii; Cclety as well, are much disappoint- and 59 7 ii!'ed to learn that on account of the | 2 | .79 ¥ | Exchanged —= or reading—specially priced, $4.90 le ow We otter an excellent assortment ot Frames, priced from $2.50 to $6.50. repairs to the White House the , | usual Easter egg rolling will not 1 a take place on Easter Monday. lprights, Grands, Player Pianos, for balance a. /] ‘ . Tac - ’ : Locust at Nini Washington's literary and art : . , | , ( : s. . edie dettccatlas ete wreck tne due on contracts. Splendid Makes new Ambassador of France and his and good quality Crepe de ne in new Spring prints . ||}, daughter. M. and Mile. Claudel, Established 1879 48 Years of Service newest color combina- i| He is a poet of renown and Mile Ss on various colored j spring || Claudel has also wrigten books bunds. 40 inches wide. 1 | j f LOCUST at NINTH Dependable Service at Low Cost. secgee r =. aa aie gene et ee See 9 in ones: ns 2 ea ae “ nom “ ee ee f Pb. a, Ae Ou. aes 28 BN 8 8 2 Bae eee eae which have received much favor- win ww be § | yX : able comment. i aw i= A ie = | Bh 7 Fashions | pe a = = | | |! = ean i Secretary ‘of the Navy Wilbur . 7 and Secretary o* (Commerce Hoo- 1007 Olive Street PHONOG siamo ¥ cane | : : | ey | PIANOS NOGRAPHS RA $ Demand , ver are among the Cabinet officers : _% ji; who ‘will address the » United Slip Cover Manufacturing Co. Correct Lines _ |!) schoo! of tne Distric: Repub! can women ' : ‘ He: HE Sunday Post-Dispatch has the only color roto magazine in St. Louis. ipa Otis aE. 0 AD EERE: ackCharmeuse t ® | . a..82 2) « i. | bbs ’ ’ ul ' thi } ih Ht last it yi " a : rt ’ “8 . ee a oor Se Se eo aoe ooo ooo oo ooo ooo eo S oro toes ed ie SoS ebeSeSeSeSeSebeSebe= 2A eeSeSeSeSeSASASESL SCSPSPSPSRSRSRGRS CSR SESE CRORE ESRI ICICI IESE ITI women will Foundation the pupils Garments ‘aah Mrs. Edward Douglass White, widow of the late Chief Justice of aoe (Reg. U. S. Pat. Off.) : ST. LOUIS G9 DETROIT oe KANSAS CITY CHA) CINCINNATI 606-08 Washington Av.—Thru to Sixth St. We Have tle Oats Smart Women Are Wearing LINE'S FOR COATS! Remember that! Remember it especially, if the little miceties of styling mean a great deal to you. ...and the price as well! | nlimited means can always find the unusual, the utmost in individuality. But to enjoy the same distinction In dress on a limited budget is far more difficult. Klines s lve the problem with their great market resources and specialized methods. No style 1s too exclusive, to be adapted or re- created at a modest price. l be numbered among | ee All silk charmeuse of a | the United States, has as her ft. clinging quality—in a : Simplicity, elegance. sien- house guest at her home in Rhode p. rich black—suitable gerness and beauty of line Island avenue Mrs. J. Neilson Bar- r dresses, wrap etc. 40 I ean only be attained and em- ry of Portland, Ore. Mrs. Barry zy va ain = +} *o et ¢ ches wide. Just 500 yards. { phasized through proper iit- 5 aca ill the East for a a Hore.) ; ting of correct corsettes and | The Secretary of War and Mrs. F girdles. Barry’s corsetieres | Dwight F. Davis were the gues H will fit all figures in smart |i/| “a os honor the nape r of tl f ae rish ree State and Mrs. Smiddy j garments that support the entertained at dinner te ee j figure in natural but firm Patrick's night A notable om F lines. pany was invited to meet them and | the decorations were al] green. in t ,homor of the patron saint of Ire 4 — > |e ti Another internationa! marriage { +a LS 1e€ -_ Pattee arora arate Tore eae 2525262 took piace here this week when at Mis I FT RB . ° rr -of ee }, i. Liss 4a.1 Ta rvn, younge St da ug! - : |\jter of the former Minister of Nor- Brassieres : i]; way and Mme. Bryn was married Bandeaux and ‘1; Thursday to Francis Winslow. ; é 4 . . wie yoataggeal a grandson of the late Rear Admiral! [ plift Continers | Rae Winslow He is a graduate of SPP MESS AE HET (MON ee a ANS OE SENN ER ONY RE MONT NON N AN TEN gS NR I RR RR: NS Ny ‘ e _ oe " - ‘ we oe tl th naan lpia «2. sXe sdb Sian ed ails i. Raja saitcciiartinicasr ie istics batalla tablieg clavate: shes se eatcanbibaadis enicagan’ . sipBotoie aaa tine lal labs 4 oo Ba i Ca mre ap a ne ie cot itisinerdizeefie cx: ntetlidiin ill Sth or - PEP nan 8 wi mereneage ys” ob Aivgc hin sin aor neta a hihi Rens Eg 5 Mica Rp emer syeeenonn teeta eo aniet “ , : p , ' . ry RN AAP pnt PYM FS NR PREY RU AR eR Ty RO ny eS © Aap 1 beg ENN ‘ Gre ehias BAe ve wheat - 08 ne BIR NAAR Hy Oe our nee PE Le Pa a ge ROA REAR AE TR ER «I IO NE ae ERENT ARON! 5 ORION Bet. A RAIN NI NTE ELT A BEEN: A CT Sys p wcoeraegeitin tandem etioretbitteg ASE: an aa hae richard Daihe-anete be ~~ nen + sr scehapttiniats . tose dabtdaen entiecesetesemencsiitmatas “ . paati . ee es tee ae ore ad ~ ye aw pte sei ee eee see en teen Major-General and T. Q. Ashburn have returned to Washington aft tips 4 g r S \ wen a trip to St. Louis and Kansas | usua e ; . 2 ae City. Mo. During their trip Gen. PAQUIN COAT MODEL featuring a very stunning collar in Broadtail, either white or beige. The cloth is Black Kash- erada. A very stylish garment. 5290 [llustrated at left PATOU SCARF COAT beautifully adapted from the famous French couturnier. The ma terial is lustrous Black Satin. The Coat has straight lines with fine pin tucking as em hellishment on yoke and sleeve. A Pointed Fox Scarf provides an ultra -ollar. Illustrated 2 | s(° eS sw a eee Ashburn was promote d from the : rank of Brigadier to that of Major is Op- 7 (gana e sure to welcome th 4 . \ Sar" General and they have been the re- at a price that carries @ eG a Y. cipients of Many messages of con- a SS 2 gratulations. mia SU AGLT Lora eT OTT oT era OT Too TT ATT Se UD LTO PO ea oe ee oT toners ee] eae ea a eee we : | | c 290505" : Mrs. Howard Newell Tucker Jr. who, as the daughter of Rear Ad- miral and Mrs. Leigh H. Palmer. has been prominent in the Missouri colony here for some time, went to New York Wednesday to sav fare- well to her brother and his bride Mr. and Mrs James MckKeldin who are sailing for a honeymoon a5 oe) el Sree ee ete alee se tea oe C2 on the Riviera, after which they will go to Oxford. England. where Mr. McKeldin Will resume his studies at the university. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin S. Puller of Sst. Louis and Washington enter- tgined a large. company at dinner Monday at their new home in Rock Creek Park, which is fast he- . . | ‘ ’ Selling ot coming one of the most fashionable | sections of the national capital. THE OUTSIDE On Monday the Missouri colony () attended the | concert at the Hotel Washington by the University of | ? Missouri Glee Club. Among those | who had*boxes were Secretary of | " — War and Mrs. Dwight F. Davis. | HE effects of a “facial Mrs. James A. Reed, Mrs. Selden are beauteous and P. Spencer, Mrs. Harry B. Hawes. | . Mrs. Bessie P. Bruggeman and Dr. | brief. But the sunay ease Louise Stanley. Before the con- of life at sea just lifts fa- cert Mrs. John B. Henderson en- tigue lines out of your face. tertained the members of the club and their friends at a small dance and tea at Boundary Castle. cnt A LLL Seen nn te ee ee ee a i oat Ae. ee oe Beta SS ade eee ee ia aa Nip or aE ge i ne Apnea totaled: ity aesicassplap pia him * WORTH'S TIERED COAT uses self tiers piped in satin. It 's a swagger model beautiful in its fine tailored simplicity. Fin- shed with a _ Belly Ermine shawl collar Illustrated at left dwar FeBaversercecere . ” st ubsT us TeasTauT sas Teas os casts] wh cee etch LT wie eks ets us hel es] cas sh] coat tie] cobs] cone] toe es] eee oes ed Soo oe a 7 Fae ee ee eee IIe . COC Se Seo Coase oe se Neo IC ors se oe Ie Ie Nese Ie Ie ICE ee When your moods are as §, | fetching as a last year's hat Washington society is interested . ? “ in the announcement of the en-'| ast rouse yourself out of gagement of Woodbridge Bingham, | your every-day track and eldest son of Senator and Mrs. Hi- | Rt o fi £ ram Bingham of Connecticut. to ’ ut to find a new self. Miss Ursula W. Griswold. daugh- Acs 3 ter of Mr. and Mrs. William E ip abroad —really inex- S. Griswold of New York City. | Pensive if you plan wisely Miss Griswold is a descendant of >is th five Governors of Connecticut and | C fie e best beauty spe- Mr. Bingham counts among his}. Galise in the whole world ancestors st pg sc — ernors | And you , and two United States Senators. | :) can fix the cost! _Mr. Bingham is now in Pekin, | St ae tees China, where he is studying the} | “And Chinese language and literature | 4 ve i = so she sailed for Europe but he will return to America| ‘wo-long beoklet will give you i ; Ss £ ‘ Getails. It was written by a shortly ee WhO went abroad alone—and li r ahips May > gen The Rev. Dr.-and Mrs. Barney | Please address Dept. N, Z. Phillips and their daughters, | ona ong + pad | Miss Sallie and Miss Faith Phillips, : Lous, or authorized agents have returned to Washington after | an extended trip through the ‘South, during which time they | spent part of their holiday in their. old home in St. Louis, where they were guests of Mrs. George Cas-_ tleman Mackay. | HITE STAR LINE | sae [FLONG'S BOW COAT 1s fashioned of either Faille Silk or Twill. It is tnammed in satin hands in a very distinctive manner. The “last word” in Bow Coats! (llustrated at right = $42 . an ~ R a - psec bs SB 9" ie gp ot od © agmeltet tits): 0 ae 7 - te 77 Ait a = ALO EN nn 8 _ — 0 OR RRR IR STEN A RCD. INR A 98 A 9 SN AO nme Si OR NET “SCOTT banners o f ANVIN'S SCARF COAT is exceeding fashionable. It is done in heavy black Satin with a very effective yoke back. Wonderful cuffs of Monkey Fur handled in an unusual way [llustrated above x» Fi — Yr ~ 7x" t ‘= ne oO a] C2 =-—- => ees: pt etre tee ee i ~ ae ew eee’ ee - a ns wg be WORTH TUCKED COAT designed in a most unusual sun ‘ te ee . sei effect, provides a gracetu! Le oe eee Ponce ws Tl [| (ete eae PAQUIN’S SCARF COAT is a popular version of this ual sill Th Bighiiia Sune orate og oe aN | \R ee, eee wanted mode. This adaptation comes in either Black Satin and unusual silhouette. e see | ae ek poe) \ CE te eee ee , . ani W: d the fur ht Ge epita 5 ee ashe © i BES BA ee ee ee ee or Kasha. Its deep \ yoke back, full-length Tuxedo collar -loth is Black Kasha ana the ful ate ae fe. oo oe Bays te ae ‘aid © Begg Oe ee Wh Belly Squirrel and elahe rately , Setigpenes & e oe Seabee reas ote ee got aes cate tl PiiV « C } ) . collar is of White pe ce Se aes | Re ek MA oe ee ae of ite , em ig coer te, ae ING ee ed J SI ae yrol scarf are superb details 00 Calfskin. Ihus- $ 75 Rite a eta Aes ae ge Se a ame or Me a RS Te eS broidered ; ” trated at mght.. Re 4 eee rere gee tak eS ge YS illustrated above ah iadatali Pots fia ee . -_— = - * cx. - * een. -— -_ = a ae os = = = | Mra. Coolidge, wife of the Pres- | Meeerrns Mauss Genveney § ident, will be the guest of honor at @ luncheon tomogrow of the OP RNS NS Mi OIE ie ti tilt ils

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_ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ ? ‘ 7 = - * a — atiat owing sum-!/Ford and Warrant-Offics ~ ~ SUNDAY MORNING. MARCH 20, 1927 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ Ly Merge eae nae OTE y th | ~ . _ + ~ A exre - = ae acimental flags grouped ent J. Gaynor, Captain Edward I. me wad alae ee . ¢ | esceencins st ’ - if riagt £ ouped A dae i} wits Pies Pu) Oi hi : ad ; i aati ci i LAS expects to | Mrs John ~ Millet he furnished | Moore, It. and Mrs. William H Lt” i sali i a A a re ne et ne cote anne ee f the Tank Co! ° ‘mic i % 4 2 ’ , LO fife’ i “ wm ; fan tle 2 i LS di‘ ‘ . , = } ) SS oe | . J =. a> nh. * een 4 or a 3 . Vii 2 ? Tt ast a 4% j . - Pada . KS, grav . * s . » J 7 . . ’ S ae t h Lt afi d M rs J Oo ii ti Ne. eis > c : kK Ss - « * . 4 bs» . — Sere ae See Sutin . ‘ PRaa . t iL4OUI — i : ; a : { Lif e- r - rr Lif | , 2 mn. : ai ss Q : : ‘ a 3 . nw. +, a4 ' - ? > at ry 7 ; ~ “f 3 — sa e ; teliffe of J as pasado Rice ppiphepoo.- at ae tae.. tt. and Mre. William & 4 . . 3 - es " - . ; z a ~ 1 , ; = sta. 7 ? ‘ 7 ' ~~ . . $7 toy - * rhe ince Ol an} rs ‘ . . . de ? ‘ ~¥4 i | i i ‘ ao} 7% + } a Pe’ ww if] ‘ } = F' a . ° : 2 ( ‘+ — ' ~ ] fF a ie ie . — j é or ' F ; i is h I aii « s As 4 ; . > = 4 . ‘ A “9 - 54% Aidabadtia 7 a Jaa shwt i a aa . ; P r) r mmo! Awd Ai id i . " i . : ? “X cr _omrmwnmt ’ >- i at ; s+ - ; t 3 , } a ‘a . - - f ‘ » : ee aod ; we ‘. : ’ e- . A . _' ’ : : . 4 _ . 7 " i i . had + ‘ SA ba AS : ms tae at “s . . oh, tn ee ‘ — - s: , - asthe v e- ' ’ ; : E ¢ i . 5 2 ad A ‘ ¢ a ° ’ : ¥ 4 ry _ . - 1%. a } » | 1 ° | ; asic hia " « i &s : as As 4 r Lae aa 4 4 ta baad 4 at j 2 “ i = I aaa , " , . . i > . ; + (yi led biistad : 4 . , ‘ hon | a ‘, + aa 4 3 aa te ae 4 . Ai #4 PLASTIC SURGERY Z Is the only Quick and BELGIAN WALL TILE | | C , . > . . ; : . A TLR LE EL AY AOE ERIN AN Oe he visit our *Foot Service for professional advic need it, skilled treatme | SONNENFELD'$ °°. 2. 610-618 Washington Avenue 1. Kehlo ‘ar cams were , i your feet into a pair o Soap g ts eee ee INTRODUCE spent three mont | a »% ' ~ ; » seieetins ex Y i” o* > “ . ‘ z . - . . aA . _ i te : , m4 ‘ef e ; % _ ’ 4 4 + . * . ‘ . " : = bg ° . P . . “ + ‘ | _ . r ‘* emf ‘- i - ’ an ' ~ +5 ak " ‘ . . - » x . + _* ° + > ; ‘ - , . ' ™ 1c re . a ; r ; ‘ + om 4 _ " . > e . - i ao _ . > ’ - ' ‘ : : ‘ - ; . 5 n . . bm i . : >. | 1 . ie na » . sj . 7 , 7 . ‘~ ' ' . ; Teh ra ear - N ; . ati a a . ‘ ; : : > , , ’ > _ . . : - . ™ ‘ . = 4 . : , . . 4 ¢ 4 4 / - \ 2 ; ~~ : : : » : ’ : ~ « ‘ » . - « * H : - 4 ; c ry ‘ é . , 4 , > ~ , - + a + ’ ‘ % “| st | » 7 * , I « . 2 * ‘rors hen: oa Tike ~ ‘ ; 2 ’ .. j . + “ é . ’ . 2 ~ >| — -? _* . J . ‘ P ; j : ‘ V4 : ' . ; aa ~ ‘ ‘ Z j at % . > ¥ ‘, ; ad 7 a* - — a . , : - , tes \ . > . : ’ — . : 7 ‘ . | . 1 ‘ . 4 = Tye ¥ r.. > - ’ ~ ’ mm . Z , ’ > ' : : = - ~ . : ~ ’ . y ’ st c ‘ : 2 : — abe ies : ae } —_ " y 7 ‘ — —— = nt fl 2 e . ‘ »} % ‘ a ° 2 ~ an | - . . ° . + — . . . . ' ™ . P Sehe «i 4 ‘ : a - : ~ " a. oe : ’ " 4 i iw Ta - : | 7 - en rh - Q ee) ; 1% 4 ’ ‘ . } : ‘ ‘ : | is 5 - - > a . ge 4 -. Z The j , “Fy . — - , SSF Foresighted women will buy several of these Bags to harmonize with various son Barracks officers and ladies of the post in [a — oa = > Spring costumes... .for gift purposes... .for different occasions Cubist ee t= ae as = = _...in fact, buy an entire season's supply, for it’s an op- portunity that may not occur again! ." , . 7 ~ »s* . . 3 . = : * ‘ . Fs . > - ° . y ¢ ‘ 542 hae eel ee. i cd » ' - » ‘ | 2 " ; . - = . . 4 5 : : s> 2 ,? ° : $ | . " - : Sia : é . * ~~ + Z j : \ ~ “dl . > . s ae FF ‘ ; : : f - é , > ad ° ~ - 7 fSonnenteld’ s—Firs? oor Sh “ . * a ~ . s 7 ’ . 4 > 3 & : Js in ; " . ‘ ada Le Os F os be ken ad ’ ; . om . +*« oo? / . - y ve ; ’ : > = - , . d ' Z a * * »*» _ » * - * ' ‘ " > 7 ™ > 7 3 j > Patent With Gray Kid! Parchment With Wine Patent! ’ : Sixth intantry at : A splendid model with | chased theo present hand-turned soles that uses | Jofferson Barracks various ‘materials at various ‘age ar * Oro nadeiet angles in effective manner. following 1327. the Both styles trimmed with com was in Gingham Kid patches. All Picsecnsea ence . ° | Str 4 gears sizes and widths. icine Seowuint (Feorwear Shep—F irs: Piece) moat Western the Infantry Schoo! of Practic»s About 605 reserve officers fr or: i St. louis, hay e heen invited. tT) | idance wil} be strictly a military af. | el ~ a te tay

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— ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — _ SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH ies 7 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH_ | oe ee Ci j vic Union Luncheon April 1. ably at the City Club, Mrs. M.- | a | ess for the inetotaey Society of!her bridge clu a Ilenehcon the Oid Orchard Congregation March 12 k E. Brokaw, Mrs Th , ® Civic Union of St. Louis. an | tart. secretary-treasurer, an-! rok . Mrs. Thom | oo Sad 2 Se nN eye, ae Rs Ee Ri 2 x a 7 _ . aS > ea bake eS ae ad age RR ce Fi ato > Be ¥ ler Jr. Mrs. H. L. Lew a SPSS eee aps POR a mR een gah cig ee 5: | ®rganization de ,. waPs. 2s POwts , a ; iF ee TS a? SS iN cigs A Pa signed to Gom bat | y Mrs. Hart Mi: eh x SAS es a sterday. Mra. Hart also er Gro y ‘burch, Fr -_ sapapsbes EXPERT WORK : bie hie che” Tate ee e guests of Mrs. Porte- informal luncheon Thursday after by Neck a5 GUARANTEED. § | St. Louis University prior to his ~ ous’ mother. M J 2 c a iursday after- | Y ecks an one Metal Cloth Re f , ‘Ss : aised for Mrs, Jacob Van Dyke was the euiner, “rs. James R. Harris noon. Defects Corrected—No novated. death in 1919, is being raise ; ; of 4 ; ; Te . +s | hostess for her sew! i ay Of 445 Algonquin place. Pain or Danger. the maintenance of the university SS lor her sewing club at ~_ at. Brides Bouquet. 7 (eae: ) SMITHERS ‘library which includes a collection | luncheon March 15. Miss Anna M. Fiel entertained Mrs. Charles W. Bender, who has gq ~ 4 & 4 med Ellen Kelis” & eee as Me Ge 4368 DELMAR. 'of old manuscripts now in need of tle ont tine Canean 4 her bridge club at luncheon Thurs-| been in Cleveland, O., is expected Yell et Pe tite 8D Ss a2; 5 - George 1l,, Neuhoft day afternoon. home March 22 Tilow ........% yee Se gee Witte ————— of Joy avenue, who have been we nse ple....... ae OP a ae Mg a Sao a | : : spending the Jast three weeks in a The Lions Club of Webster : fa trip through Texas, are expected @7°V®S Save a St, Patrick's dinner Mrs. William Bauer entertained necla ‘ 7 » ad . © ; © 4 March dance at the Usage Hills Country her ca! dad club at a luncheon Consult Dr. Pinkstatf Plastic ALEXANDER (Th Dal Club Thursday evening. , Wednesday afternoon. Here Until March 26th. (The PD: ge ee ae eee eee y gies i a uhlia The Saturday Evening Dancing Mun Se a — Room 209. Washingten-Grand Bidg., e World's Largest Dahtia Grows, ely) NT ewe ite Ow: age . . James R. Harris and Mrs o> it = Meus 10 to 4. iub will give its regtlar dance for Ward G 3 Mrs. J. A. Senkosky entertaine. “0 Grand s00dloe returned several! sage ntertained | Kaneas City, Altman Bidg., Apr. 4 to 10. Centra! Street East B . ‘s i Bi EES A Fe be i ea ee ! ridgewater, * ; ;, ‘ : IT € Ong €auULY the month of March next Saturday gays Pa from Fiettle Ceerk. oa s f » . ais ro I nN ¢ e ‘ in * evening, at the Monday Club. - —" Crerk, Mich. “rs; 8; E. Clg mberlain gave _ADVERTISEMENT q PTO SAO Ante? ENJOYED as long as life lasts, 31 desired and to » ub. this encentio. ia Plat Pp haa q ° ih ) SSF | ae oe aie n r 2 The League of Wome. Voters of sane time, the association of all you ‘2 ee ae num Dinner Rin vas € GA es eomaate 600 Webster oe ma wt aka wane ” ss 4 oe 2 e—~ Jo 7° aa A ae an ask in the way of foot comfort : $657.00 day afternoon at the First Congre- Rive E especially equipped serv- cational Church. “The Issues of tT, | with all you can wish forin the way cr a ice cars, at your call to repait the Campaign’ will be discussed. MEL NEAT OY AIRE REE RN dintnannd abe mye tHih. hae tee becca tet d wo et ee Rae nee ob of smart appearance. If ordinary : shoes have ravaged your feet, first | ges Ste! your Electric Washer right in Mre. Fred Hoi ekime will enter- aie our *Foot Service Depa one YT f a gaa vour home. at verv low rates. tain her bridge- luncheon club rtm ; Tuesday afternoon, March 29. * me * B g ' niovin’g aut 3581) f ot I» } “} ie , e %: 7 F : guns for professional advice and, if you Se de os Boansein Seclaeasd® of hugh =e | The ONLY authorized service . Goncest: stk Se en eee . . . 3 ase, YUU Aig) ; yt Ul la . leweirv purcnascs , dh L \ . 4 ° . need it, skilled treatment. Then, slip ot $100 and above, insured against uaers/ Ao Lind : ; station for EDEN, Whirlpool Of evening, April 1, at the Webster ‘your feet into a pair of ADAPTOS } for one year—without any charge to vou. Cataract Washers, Simplex Uten- | Groves High Schoo! auditorium by —and forget them! yeoseor mee mmm Ne EAR ' | , assisted by a high school chorus of co or Ironrite Ironers and Royal the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra, aa 3 Cleaners. *Under direction of Dr. Byron Schindler. *250 voices. John Kilburg of the ated. essen te sirname: wed peyran. ore ape oy perio a . ah tas : i" n ry nb Welb nicchan ipa tli open x ihinSaiibai Meg d AE cig san gcd ae REN, OT nth hg ye CLUE ial ae + ee ~ ene peel shelaiary 2 ag pegaeireen ne - ae eee Sey en re eagle , on oar ate ae adi aptlacin dies > as Re a waynes orchestra will be the soloist. The — on ge ; concert will be given under au- z ~ nae TRS eNO AY Sete tenes GHC satiate, seme spar nists ngliemubee her ites er satel ite epaateuickt vats ie acs aaa ea Sete hdeieaet te tees chan anaes ac ada A NE: Rn Nt AD OR TNR te Sty t-te - \ » Mrs. J. H. Frier has her mother, noon. : irs. Willard Imhoff and her son age Pe or of Poet h Arthur, Tex., are Styles and Qualities You the guests of Mrs. Frank Cann. Mrs. William “B. Jones has re- turned from ¢ a where she was Would Associate Only With oe paca of Cae Miss Ruts ote daughter of C ts Pp d MUCH MORE! Mr nd Mrs. J. M. Coogan, enter- = — 4 | tained a number of her friends’ yy PS ‘ kh ? Vl AMR AD, Oe 8s SIR TE OATS RP AE VPASH “. , ‘*hursday evening at.a St. Patrick's f neat Oe ee " ‘ ‘> " ’ day party | The Woman's Guild of Emman- uel Episcopal Church held its regu- lar meeting Thursday afternoon. Mrs. E. H. Muther of 326 Bompart) ‘ F e- r the guest of honor. Street ootwear, $i0 avenue Was TO APPRECIATE just how VERY UNUSUAL these Spring Coats are one must see them, after making comparisons with others at higher prices. All those features seen in more expensive Coats fur trims of monkey fur, twin beaver, ‘calfskin, ire & B. What Mae retarned te squirrel edging... .Spring’s most favored fabrics. er ome ie in Houston: Tex. after We present a new Marbled Leather Gray and Black newest colors and combinations.. predominate ‘Stila Sandal with spike heel and patent leather trim. throughout. was accompanied South by ber niece,. June ate th AO ee Ss This model is also made in Rose Blush Kid oar a ae . with parchment marbled trim. The Women's “Missionar “ry Society a the Presbyterian Chureh, will ol its regular meeting Tuesday The-authority of Swope style and the last- ternoon. Mrs. S. H. Kleinschmidt ing quality of our Footwear-—are two come will present the “Treasure ftouse, pelling reasons for the great popularity of a plavliet. Mrs. C. M. Johnsop, : . oe ve he hestass. nd Mra: mtb. our $10 Shoes for all occasions. Sellar. will read a paper Oe Ae Aetna ape be oo Perot he. eo sie Phe nee on ems trea. te a ss route iat My Nero ‘ New Satins! New Kashas! Twills! Tweeds! Gay Plaids! Mixtures! Mr. and Mre Carl Holekamp. | were hosts at a dinner given March Gotham Gold Stripe Silk Stockings, $1.95 12 . Miss Mary (Cassel! 4 a ren , . ‘ ‘ he; NONE ee Chiffon Silk-All-The-Way-Up with lisle soles for of St. Louis. extra long service. Mrs. H. B. Austin was the hostess : | for her bridge luncheon’ club All the new Spring colorings. | Wednesday afte ee Special 3 Pair Prices Sizes 8 to 10% Mra. James E. Carroll gave a/ bridge luncheon of seven tables, | Tuesday afternoon. The regular Parent -Teachers’ As- sociation of the Junior-Senior high y schools will be held tomorrow evte- ining at 8 o'clock in the High School Gymnasium. : OLIVE AT 1O*ST Miss Margaret Holekamp enter- ‘tained a number of her young friends at a dance Friday evening. Tailored Models! Belted Sport Coats! 1 ‘4 /~ a : Dressy Types! ee rx eae Fur-Trimmed Effects ! pets _, Double-Breasted Styles! Smart Black-and- White Effects! Spring Catalogue Sent on Request ' Mrs. James B. Jenkins of Bal- timore. Md.. is the guest of Mrs. Joseph Gunn. >] vr and wre tou e wirain CHT DREN’S BRANCH and family are now in their new, home on Big Bend and Sappington | MARYLAND AT EUCLID roads. Mrs. Wirthlin, was the: Shoes—for Children of all ages hostess for her bridge luncheon | es .club Thursday afternoon. Hesiery for Women | Children Mrs. } ae * Harkey was the host- a af dev tm PP thn Tene ome oo antes fi en Dae ee Bla bat Mader’ Far

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ow SIO ree ee, SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 20. PAGE 10 a oes _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH - em ee a —_ UGENTS THE STORE FOR ALL THE PEOPLE RB - 4 ES ag es ‘ ry PS hea Sos Nag . 3 " we re at were ‘é ai > Pat Ady migpier ig . 4 Soe ce ee WIR Ka en eee teh Veale. ee uk: an cermecasa ee : 4 2 “i ar - ae ‘ ae as dink a ee . ; Byes hy apn RRS ty 3 7 a ne a he ad a ” Agt tee? oa 4 MTU FTTTATAGNAHAN; HU O#ScemmmmcceCTTUSUHAT AONGGT MARDOASTAEDARAROIDA GSARETTNUGGATIA IE GAATTPAEEAAGTTE ill aa bat oe ME oA tLALESERSEEAAL LILES SOLEcALE SESS | PARA Eeasb ot ebate HN! if if} ih ‘ re A tel Hil Hit ii Y it i . TP LA ii fi! ~~ FF . Mena. me TTT TT ae AL WWAM ae ; EL ULLE ibis, ML has Uh ant: rr what Qh hae” “ Teh eRe i i Bowe ei i thew — a en ene jy so Pt , eos epee > eax hos hae ta te ‘ 2 PE et A ORR OREN SE PRR: Tesh ale: i shegiapetelab seat Kidnl ht nel dbee Se e sh eet cater tenfertennecre ac ie RG FR MRI Ce Re Nl al PS eased 8 Dae St ae aia eagiso, e re 4 ; ae . od! é id OF te ti eae, i wall j eee ee £ iT} ‘Sipe Loo 7 nach shad D eas fang ie Rte in : ' reese ; pee biti : si} ij ; ’ ’ | ’ Rae ; ; it 7 . +? ; ; bi ' ss : : | z ; $ | 4 P ; ee ; H : i : ; ‘ 133 , i? Bee. ; tii Bae ; ; ’ : ; | ' 7 ; ti} j bi : / ' ¥ .33 : 7 : : gy an : : i j j : ; : | : : sae tli i fay! : Seaa it; ; ; ; ‘ i j j 1 Saree ij rat Beate. t; : ; +5 ‘ ' i ii j ; | 4 ‘4 ‘ . '¢ ; ti ’ : Mae | : : ' | + betas if tat ; tj { i] ‘ : j F ‘ . ' bs j piegetetil 3 t ; ' ; | j ; . | ij ‘; f ij ; ’ ; | 5 : ; ; 7 J q a ‘ ; i se : : - : teresa ; Bae 6G. ; aha ; +; i iit Pe igs : ; > q ; ; r% eet ias ,aF : ‘ thot i it ; . : : ; * ‘ | a ; ; i ‘Phi a ; ; Pilg? : ; ' ; | j . ee , = ‘ ; : ; ‘i ;? Pi ; ; ; : ‘ea: eae . 5 ' > ; ii i} ii . Te eit ; ; , Fidvia ; fey) } i ; j ' a} : ' i iii eeace ' 1} : ' teat : : 4 ; 1 iii : / tet pas | : : . | ' ' : Win ’ i ‘ i f A at 4 } : } cease an ‘i sat . ; + : : i Pia ; ; sf ‘ | r; 1 | ' ‘ db dit ' ] , i ; 2e5 ] : Hh : % a F e : : . : ; ’ ‘ : see ’ ’ ’ ; : ¥ J iti + eeeeee cates. pr itis ; a. ; PELGTaT Tass rf tiie Bit 2 : ‘2% =| ; Fits y? ; 7 4 ; : ’ ’ oe ' iM ; ’ 4 rehhael bit rl eeie ere , q pa} ,t at | tei 4 ’ : , Phi Beae ' : i & . i. ; i $34 13 i titty ‘ ; i ‘i: : 2. Petals i phi s. Pebi oti) Pebih, p iter ia; fi’ Ee ri 4 ; ; ei hae : . ~ . SPEC itt ae i3} ’ | ) : ; 1? ; ' ‘; ; ane ,?e7 ; Eee -_ itt ; +} ! ; ; m ' ; eee. i be 23 1¢% a7} ; 4 ; 2. i? ia} t ’ : ' ; / | ati , ’ } : , : , : }) 45 ‘ : ' : i} i / " *itel¢ bi taf ‘ uJ shivtes ‘ . es . Tiitstaay fi? ha} : beet 7 ' : j ‘ -i4 j ; &iJ iti hid ee Se Te: } i i 2 J ‘ A : ss ; : : ' ‘| ;ft a 7 , -eeee. ’ . ‘Ba sa - ; $ ; at Lehi ; ' tit ' ji ih ; ; ea; ; i ‘4 ' ; a i ; ; i } ti? TT? ; i 2S HW it Hii! Hi tieea? | ti? 4 tenis HY beat ; :} . Hi }} ‘| rf r mith : $F eee! : ; H ie. 2. es ‘ ; Be. : ik ; +? sine ; si? : ' tart) ii ithal relay ij ° ' tt] ie ’ re? ae : ae ¢? iteatil : ‘eeeed : : ; : i ; ' ; ; sift ag i ti edl , ’ rit} $a ' bitiagi tty Paaee | qiiit ' ‘ ’ | i. &: ; ; : seis > : ' s,eeti He? 20883 eet aeeaeesis ; ' ' , t ; iii sib? pity beri’ Searle : ' ' : giteretss tee a3 tere reris ; ) ri eee ' ; ; ii ’ ; ; : ' } ti} ; ; Piel’ Paid Paitd i eaee ' Tie ALT aRAaSETatae i ; aft / ; if rEtidi aad rs. ' 45 ' $ Baceas ee Prue eatititial ‘ ,7 thi aiifet a a Peie ae TTT RPE GT Tire Fiee bey f j ' z eer ; : at ; ;eay Pace ,i4 if ; ee : : Lie aereeeae Beas ; ¥ » ; ee Pe ElS i batt itil : , rf : : ' ; ' i} ' trai ; 3 i} : ;if +} : ‘ i¢act: wi Paid ‘Z ' : eeee' shiiit4 ' ? Sil :? , ae ‘4 4; 3 | aie oe 1% ; eit ‘ + i ‘fii ts , fe Pit aa 43 34 2) ees >* ‘ ;? st reerer? , om ; ’ 3 ’ ’ tj , Seek ee | q ” | ; ; ' ; >i tf J , | i. ie 3 ig ‘ ee? ; ; ‘+f ; 3a. , : ad whe : stif +} Pebe fh : ‘ ; ee: 7 : 3 “ : t)> : : ib beedaal hae ; . : sift iti ; ' i “y ' Sittch rie hie) : 4 y ; i ; | ; ; ' | ; { ’ . 4 ret. ; s ’ ‘a ; >t? ) ’ ' . 4 ; +* ; > ; ‘ ; ' s ‘ " " ee 5. Presented the First Time Monday in This Extraordinary Sale Particularly roticeable are Coats trimmed with Coats—the all-important garment for Spring— monkey fur—flare shaw! collars of white erminette confirm the style successes of the season. dupli- (coney fur'—linings and lapels of casha cloth— } cating in their slender, trim lines the most ap- shepherd plaid panels—calfskin collars—banding's proved, straightline silhouette. Tuckings, em- of ombre lapin—featured in the big apparel sale, broidery, Tuxedo fronts, fur collars and cuffs, the is universally smart starting Monday morning. Color vying with combimations of,white with black stress the pre- : The ze Suits. Straight of dominant details. es ns ‘pleasing features as black for dominance. in bindings—tight- Misses’ Sizes 14, 16 and 18; Women’s 36 to 48—Sale Nugents, Second Floor, North § sg. scocseee Coats of Black Satin Are Smartly fey wine aa Trimmed With Monkey Fur The Materials Are Smartest: : New Fur Trimmings ~ | 2 eS ane hes wg seeleg oe Seest paradox these Imported Plaids and Mixtures SHOW N FOR THE Monkey Far Soutonel ai pwith novelty fabrics Their freshness and novelty make them extraordinary Lorscheens, Twills, Fine Suede Fabrics WE MON r Ombre Lapin Erminette 14 to lolees. sea ie rau = ja ies Newest Novelty Materials FIRST TIME MON DAY Mouttlon Light Wolf Bites Pic oe Black Satins and Cashas Caltskin Squirrelette a Floer, Berth.) (Nuogents—‘Serend Fiocor, Men’s Authentic Spring Styles | ( \% Rs). Monday! Unusual Sag The Biggest Clothing Values This Store Has : A El VARY KA] | Ever Offered; Correctly Styled, Super Tailored a| Gas “et 4 Je ~ i $9 50 Panel Curtains These are charming shadow net Pane! Curtains i 1 and 2 Trouser Suits | NEW SPRING FOOTWEAR =scatiened oad tcicmsied whh Stach saree Regular $40, $50, and $60 Values THE FRU-FRU | 38 50 —45 inches wide by 2% yards long ......-.--- This new style is illustrated: fashioned ot y parchment kid vamps with cherry patent quarter, strikingly trimmed with rose Valencia. $1. 45 Sunfast Drapery $5 Ruffle Curtain Seni THE FROLIC—Is another unusual instep tie Damasks quality Caledonian grensdine in patent leather with gray reptile trimmings. 1 yards of 36-dach pattere wi ane Many Other Very New and Very Smart Ver- we all the sewest stripe $ fe sions of the Pump, Tie and Cut-Out at $8.50 Sat a 1 ay Saar r ie i Sh ite 8 = ies aga Pe $0 " eee FF : mn : Tailored by America’s best makers. excin- or (Necents—WVWain Flocer. south.) binations -; Is. 6 20cosstenetiianid sive in patterns, (we promised not to use the New, Colorful > re) © ati if LCi Tid, pi ¥ 4 makers’ names) we can assure you that these 66 99 fine garments are far above the average Cretonnes es... o, Attractive cfiects are a Artificial . oa a | - .¥ Pongee— shown in these new Cre- standard. O Ple ne on a tommes — im a varied nty ; biues. grays, tans and fancy H choice of > \\H with Spanish leather. They are in ded Gard Hose Well-Known ~ _ a ————] , colors to harmonize with the inte- a, In This Sal len a 5 rior of your car—easy to put on | : and take off. i § C A Partial List of Prices: ‘ae Hundreds of new tterns—carefully tai- rds, Tudors ‘ s. - J Beans $15.9 ¥, lored in the season’s Lacie: ed models—3-but- ee pe $8.95 a). ee OP NSS A Foot ton college stvles—2-button si ingle-breasted : let $6 95 ok canuen Set $4.95 = oy Mes ise nservative or double-breasted ssi egienas cde taps 79 3 : if cea ato dae for stouts, slims. shorts and ies i i + H ' Special Attertion °° Mai! ERA! 4 : . { wife On Sale—T hird F loor, South * 6% Orders.) SAGE Ae ad 7. ** ¢ @-« “eee eww ee a aa te le regular S$. aa

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eee ere = — ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH _ ____SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 20 a ae RLS aE SE _ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH__ ———— - . ' eee . ~— ee a ha = eae - een ; eee il + a. if SH HW J} tt i WPA ye | WD | Rony | Hil ial ' if t ; —_ Oe et tn pat LPN at ag a weinreae ah A bore oe! ro ee Pip ee) eh atte Nes nt matin nt asl nn te in ie lh ila yo os hee P aa nsw, -eilah dia Rp aA taba oP ee o mel ag A gal ne ann ae aa ay Spee he as Lal i ald dal Alda SN — a 4 rg x . ~~ . ’ ’ wa | * — 4 A = o i) | ny 2S oe ee - ~—~+ = pagiinindintei didtieanseee ee BE ey 8 fee pa iiinine ee — RE ey ns ct re me - t Hil ; Hid ; Peedi tid tril) APTROGEROT IG ' } f ae i j i i 4 ; an it ive : ; ; it} j Hulie F : ; | bint Pigidgs Petite iti Pifitil rif ’ j ; ij prety bi dy ! i j ; it i | | ; ee | ‘7 ; 4 WERE ' peeeetd ' i reid? eeaee Seateae } ' ; | i tii ee. ; Seaaee ; } sii fige | ; 4 ‘ ; 4 ij peladite ’ i} i ' ' ii i} i} lth | ih) Pidabala Peeraat ied bride} if ' j ; ' Saeeaas. i Serer ageyy i ii] ; itil Teltiae MW ea 1 ' iil i ‘ i} ty iiit | i i} Hii i if SOLEELETL EAL ETRELE: ane {| | | | [iy Piitiadilign ane ; j ti ; } Peal | i$} ’ iii hit Bee. ' tid ean: Beeees ;4 i ' } rif } ; tii? ri eet? tit } i i Pier erin Pedi Ty ; } ' ’ ‘ SSSEREEES FE SeEeEEE ‘ - Sh OG a omy as la at oe Ve eetee ps sah sin a 7 | ‘ . Sivtnenstooe a ne -_ “ He her a lle iy Satine, svaratee. 4 ital Ylipratine Sat 51 i A AS a SNES oN Roe eo RRR og Swap sae ” . x . ~e “ . - . a ov “i , pladinicy o . 4 Se ee aN oe iota ae Ky. 'y nae os es ¥ r bo Rt Pe gy Wes erm BP - ave oe Ro ree . a ws 4 Pte yy 4 ies a> ~ re : ‘ + a og wy . : — at OU oe. MR od é oft sg ee te ee ee a ae ous patil coaaen . - mas a . . ¥ ms a | amt rage. wars ae aa PO eet SSN pea > hubenersomameseitthaode - - i a & te aS OE ee oe Be one aa nn Neginte oti, ow Soap OEY rs iy earn Alin as a " es) ; eens cae, * ie a i * . y . . qn i R “or . iii bye ar “ pean ai B paws OAS einem nge hme eae ee Soe © nite CONTR maby eres wns “4 ‘ 8 Be woe, ew we owe F er en ee deine ~ ~~ serene’: 2ageh yi “ = ‘ . nape 8 tet ae RrcPrtndnas sgrapeecnett eee ~ Bre a etree 4 - i 4 pl . * @ ey «e rear eetar ty Be tae = pan ot oe, wane. ee sly - A en eet ne rn aD tap POE) omen mh ceeds ner Rats ABN ane + none « ‘ a ° a . 7 seramaees eesti se - _— TNT JIC RI ar . ress th slo. d troducing foremost modes as well as obtaining pea cca al i a | practical values. many attractive styles. a . sities rae pian nie nike fp elma be dentaalS Be tc PR ale ee a tl ri eceanae Si: tits smartest nicniiahemeee — a ee — » North exe ton i ig Dress of Fine Workmanship—Every Detail gma + The Styles Are Numerous—the Trim- a ail will, aa + “rege 224 e Materials . omplete Size Range mings Are the Accepted uNgs ~ wo ins Choad He Four | The Colors Are New and Fashionable > eg Ga, a ue 5 Sanat Tiossbhiae Tan Muattin Mother Goose Green , ’ Frocks for informal affairs—for street, business or guirre! n i ee Firm, Sheer Georgettes Rose Beige Cocoa | Ww . Cisne I ta M6 : Monkey Skin Navy OMen'S wiZes tO sports—for bridge, tea or informal dinner wear—for the rminette y . = Heavy All-Silk Flat Crepes Wolf : 4 Rich Canton Crepes Black Stone Blue Jade Various New Combinations Extia Sizes 42 to 52% ultra-important all-occasion wear. - (Nage@mts—Second Fioor, North.) Sguirrelette Supple, Rich Satins 'S AND DRAPERIES Pie, == $F 4| | MONDAY! 8000 YARDS | ASOD oat SPRING SILKS From the Well-Known Alexander Smith Mills grt ~ eon . 4 wef + commie AUER con, 0, a Tite a ee. aa 8 75 shades; extra heavy; 40 ~ 5 inches wide; liable service, it is Sale ss chon toon ee ee Seen sores into a See Berk. Sigs feguiarities im design ..........- Brocaded Crepes $36.50 9x12 Seamless 9x12 Katonah Velvet $290 4-PC. BEDROOM SUITE rs ted ngs ger gag Rugs Rugs Done in shaded walnut veneers and gum- Palisades, Velvets and 29.75 Seamless Qualities wood, birds’-eye maple overlay, decorated $ 50 Rayon Luster ; brass pulls, dustproof drawers, mahogany ° Sports and pastel shades; Ardsley Axmunster ww = | : y +19 95 finish interiors, Pieces may be purchased inches wide; yard The designs in these Rugs are There are many wanted designs reproductions from the more ex- NGM 1 Plaid and Check Taffetas to choose from—some have fringe pensive makes and are exceeding- ends—a group that offers varied ly attractive. Slightly irregular in choice. Slightly irregular in de- design. - PAITIT y ARDS OF SPRIN | 50 Spring combinations; sign. (Nugents—Third Floor, South.) inches wide; yard | New Printed Crepes , 135 light or dark combina- BS DEPARTMENT MONDAY v= r ART In the Latest-to-Arrive Weaves and Colors Fiber Sports Satin made of Shimmering and lustrous; $ 49 at j Breakfast Tables ° $2.95 Dress Flannel ~~ . fiber and cotton; white and sports = 50 Refrigerators 54-inch all-wool feather-weight $ 30 4 ‘ a ors; very specially priced; 40-inch; “6 ‘oC al - soft finish twill] Flannel—sponged . a) Ze Well-Known “Madisol@ Stee LSS $47.50 SS a ce. Stee Pens 2 AG R fay al rene S in chines ro | . ; ee tt SS) Sa eS _ egular $2 and $2.50 valu In This Sale—Gallon sl , = ee Value Yy +P * . pee sare : of 45 new Spring shades; a just- vee $1.69 : I i 3 $2.98 Wool Epingle i : weight for new Spring frocks; 40-in. Spectal Sale ¥ : Firmly woven all-wool a Spring the My FZ MER. > odins dubedddcs Price ==>. ! weight rep weave—for coats, suits, 5 .98 Lip lg a ae . ° D ion ie | $3.98 Americana Prints or dresses—in the new Spring shades 05 aoe . WA / 4 a VY | Ss 7, — inch—yard _. , tae, oe Re | $ , - “ay 54 y bi, i SP ER Exclusive and ate ee eee ge 1, Gs CHAR AIS oh! the very latest ideas in new prints. . ; | A most desirable silk for the Easter $3 Wool Flasha PAR 4 FEA A he RS Unpainted Buy a on f 54-inch fine all-wool om $ 4 . 9 y, Puy | frock; 40- inch; yard oer mpost | rich kaska-like fabric —-lig 5 FANS ; - EXTRA-SPECIAL: . ae sine Liberal —* weight—in the very newest mn i.. l l-cons tructed : ROP-LEAR Breakfast Payment a i 5G r shades—yard.. . ta: Plan BoordicsteA atom / $2.50 Wool Jers $1.79 Spring Foulards 54-inch all-wool correct dress separately, if desired. | 7 Heavy Flat Crepes Dresser, 956.15 Vanity, $49.75 Chest, $38. 15 Bed, $37 150 Spring shades; also white (Nugents—Fourth ter North.) or black; 40-inch; yard.. . litte ee a ee a ee ee a ee , — Selected bass- ~ Smooth sanded fin- ‘ Solid ash cases with rounded corners, ONE-PIECE Black Twill § _— i A lustrous twill silk in large or ; eat price $9.50, INTERIOR $6 C weight — wi ll not $ woven small prints — hight or dark 1: SEAMLESS WHITE PORCELAIN , : d , LINING. Popular full 50-pound capacity ice cham Regularly $6 — 54-inch — lovely 98 of, fine rence 85 | : d sh ' : ieces to choose at ber. Fines, worse Pitts ining. Perfect inwiation ts; | Quality all-wool _ closely woven yarns in fifteen dif- gryunds 75. pieces to. peos : Chai ell Constructed, unpainted Windsor sures saving of ice and food. Twili—splendid weight for fer eae pate ing shades _ JF 3 ’ rene $3.50 value ; : (Negents—Fourth Fleer, south.) coats — yard. var (Négeate—BMiiin Flees, North.) : kle Price . A ee (Nugentx—M“Main Fleer, Seath.)

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ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH __ PAGE 12 ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH _ SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 2, 1927 East St. Louis | — — = SURPRI SE Mrs. McCawiley Baird of North | $5 Panel : ; fis : Nop Perty-fourth street entertained) ~ : 4b ieee ei : Wednesday evening with a éinner } Curtains 4 = j oa % wes é ‘ : ue a party for her husband. The guests $3 49 wf ~ hee Service You Will Remen . : = - 1 eRe : onjoyed bridge during the evening. iacieiciicmalle) 4a Ou: optical department offers € Those present were: Mr. and ate a Jove t, Suests wil! presen! 5 their hostesses Ne A EPS AN IB EN met ; Sizes 16 to 52 tig See Window Display Men’s Hose ' Among those from Fas’ =t. Louis | é ; \ “Hho attended the baskethall cam: e . . 5 af Salem. Il, Thursday evenir | Featured in This Lot Are: : e . g SS “pre Miss Mildred Ropiequet. M : | | | $19: seg en eee. Aimed | . | Popular silk satins with white erminette (dyed coney) collars at $12.00! Rayon plaited, double S| mls - ley. Miss Gladvs Goedde. Miss ; ; . ° h , - pid ; ei y eee: Weton “ Ss ia ; | All-wool Kashas with white erminette (dyed coney) collars at $12.00! | ee ee sg Slight .- 4 Spottt Wetcher. Miss Stella Bean, Miss fh | | All-wool twill Coats, with fur edging at $12.00! Fur-front sports Coats at $12.00: ; — regulars of soc grade. eB: (eieste Kelley, Miss Cla: Seeman a os Wiss Beulah ainoete Miss | | Sports Cocts with satin de chine linings at $12.00! (Rargain Basemen . ze . . , Lin , sé "l | i ‘ mor Thomas ard Miss irginia Popular black-and-white Coats at $12.00! Snappy mannish Coats at $12.00: Marshal: Mr. and Mrs f : , ps e re i a : y wan j 7 1 18s § | ’ Broadcloths and other Plaid Mex, and her daughter, Kathilee : Ae : | . Fe ft sage: 4 Al | \ S materials, collar attached bd extrem Mrs. Les _ Form: 0 forth | A ee=% , — & , . | ./ un’ f and neckband. Some ir- == ing. s sSéventy-fift street 1? leat . ) = i 4 - oe ee : : = se i > k ~ 4 regulars. 14 to t7 Sizes. lined; ’ | lea : joe a . : : Ps : | me F collars. ; ' / “" #| ; ’ i a ; ‘ ¥ j qn - 7 , ‘ H. Tuncil. She will be gone : ee 2@ ‘. ty ®* ce BN " us a. "a aay | | a ye te 6° eee - Built-In “‘Stout . ‘er & " ' a. was fC j ' —_ > ° $, = / Mr. and Mrs. G. Edwin Popkess Lr | a6" \ X ; Pe’ . | \ ! oe. Boudoir Lamps : motored to Louisville, Ky., this | | mihe Fes | | & ' a fi : ~ i ee 4 Patent and Black morning. They wil! return tomor- | | 1 Oe i ee : Ne bp SR =. @ |! 7 Mrs. C. A. Mosher az little & r | . ; | : | = \ ~ 4 , ; ; ' Mr. and Mrs. M E Sruce af i | ' , . 9 . 7 § : ? ’ ; ; , ’ Nerth Forty-fourth street will end § | 4 . + } i+ ' ; r ; ‘ ’ @ pice entertained. Wednesday : 4 \/ (3a i. Soe — + ww after- —i | a nee for Mrs. Cletus Canavan. Mrs. ot tA" — oe a 7 : an: aa = = = = 4 T ont J. Gedney. Mrs. Valden ay fl | . 4 ach fee 8a And lIaAnvti tTUFeS Sur C@ulter, Mrs. Cari Helfrich. M > iS ae?) ee Ss | Bore: -* * l - be eo " . »~ — % ‘ -7 ce eRe d , ° : * =: = 2323 : d ,4 : i ae ° « . » ° ' eo, 24. ~ : -~ 2 ~ iat HR a - cami “urs, SS aS les Burke, Miss Helen Kran:- and Miss Dorothy Hartman of Se Louis. som SS oe NR CN a Rai A nar Our buyers combed the markets in every direction for these remarkable mill remnants of in tiie ~ ws oS | high-grade merchandise. Our extremely fortunate purchases are your profits. Be with the ent val ‘ rt} o De : Da ‘ . ° , ? 2 eats it 7 Type. Seueth etree elie a | : ae RS peri Mee yf crowd that will throng our Bargain Basement Monday morning. Come early. erday afternoon with a bridg ‘as i y for the members of an after- | : . | | n@en club. Those present wer: , Te aa. exe ‘ ° . . Mis. Martin F. Oehmke, Mrs. Mur- BASS. as 19c Apron — 29c Colored weer 15 Part-Linen Toweling _ Turkish Towels 29c Underwear Crepe ray Watkins. Mrs. George Metcalf. , | Highly. mercerized 36- cn ee ae : ) Printed cotton Crepe. neat Ms. Lawrence A. Ryan. Mrs. -. Mill —- its of 27 paabinn Sateen, good color as- Con Wavy Guaity. with Extra large size. 20x40- designs in light-colored . 4 ‘ r a 7th $ \ig@m Hormberg, Mrs. Ed C. Rigden Apron Gingham. sortment. Rem- Se nth ed — ae ag me sveunds. © 06.26 MBs. Arlington Nuetzel, Mrs. Ray ©) . all neat col “- ed va nts 2 to 8 yards. Cc mmants up to 1 co] rder. C yard lengths Cc ota: % see ee oe vard Tord . a. rad iengtns Japkson, Mrs. Les H. Forman. Miss A New Shipment of 700 apron checks. Food vards. Yard Sale price Yard | tta Griffin, Miss Sophie | Mmalzried and Miss Grace Bren- © ? C 5 Bo hos Girls oats 32c Dress Gingham 20c Absorbent Toweling N@rth Twenty-second street wer: . aad amentnn lenct — l2mask, excellent at ight irr r uality Bs. Reginald Coley, Mr. and Mrs ioc * $7.95 to $ Also plaids. 2 to 10 yard lengths > C am. . sligh egulars. quality. Slight‘seconds. Cl Helfrich, Mr. and Mrs. Val. arments Yard | ~ re : Yard , We tad xC @@m Coulter, Dr. and Mrs. Wi) . lim Allen and Dr. and Mrs. Ro! Mothers will est Hundley. scars enjoy making the 29c Canton Flannel —s Tubing 25c Dress Ginghams $2 Krinkle Spreads girls’ Easter selec- ire J. M. Frees wil be hostess : . Ost es tion from this Yard Sale . ~ “eppe tae Georgette Crepe, Printed Silks, Ra Si Y ard . ton, good a CPE rs, Seer, +44 Ae 00400040) a24ae0a0a428 j Ne « . ee ee a Rs. Pat, Groote one ~ { » ; ; ; % , vee . ONO RACH CARN ERAT A AEA RS 5) REMI LENE CORES a RE ie RINNE D I RON BE: ee “@4@2 2&4 BOA ewe ey etm eee ete i ee x a Y - So pepe ROA a. Aone og RES ee So ee b Tuesday afternoon at her new Spring style ne. Bleached genuine Pepper- of 1 rards. 3 4 40 inches wi : rs. John zm gape, cea — Se 2 ‘Brand ded = Sal Genuine Everett Classics. Beautiful colored striped a = ere haa ce Me 1 . -1f r } 3 a John R. Stegman wil! have at a great saving weight, well fi sedi on one light 1 mill stains. Cu m ‘$1 19 to $1. 49 cn. 32-inch. Small checks, plaids cream ground Spreads, sca 7 aa a Members of her afternoon club Sizges 7 to 1@ idle. Raa igen aS aay = a I and some plain colors. 2 oped around 8oxroes size. renee i Sperts Sati to 10 yard ler ae guests Thursday altlernoon years s , S374 Desc haan Sati int Noveir . $i ks ya d engths ‘Miss Ethei Coy ¢ of Pennsy!i ig 5 : e 4 : B coal Brocade Stik afemue entertained the followin. Cirle’ UNBLEACHED MUSLIN—36-inch, remnants | 26 and_40 inches wide. Lengths s from 3 $ te 10 | 69c Novelty Sports Rayons. g@ests at bridge Tuesday evening to yards. Yard espe fi eg : — a: ee 29c Red Seal Gingham Miss Helen Linet, Miss Marguerite “ IN HE HE iin 4 Yard Belamenue, Miss Adele Shinners Tust 200 Dresses for Mon- DIAN AD §$ ETING—v72-inch. bieached 19¢ sey Cc . +5, a : - rem its. rd = Y ard Mine Mildred Nester, Miss Kather. el on tar ee 7) $1.69 Black Moire Faille e* me Boismenue, Miss Marie Bois- Sizes 7 to t4 Saami seinen a 4 ga cilia menue. Misa Neil Shinners, Mixs While thew last remnants, bleached. Yard amg Pim 0g Par ey Flahnery BLEACHED SHEETING—Remnants Mire. Raiph Chahan. enessey and (\agente—Bargain Basement.) 2% vards. 8r-inch bleached Sheeting. Mere. R. J. Kramer ER RES. ~ 7 . Saisie ty Sie a lragey “Kaw os TROT tb Re ten Di rile a ay — ae lth ULE ie: Ree - ater» PRS: GES bis tee EP Bove Fancy woven cotton @ Exceilent heavy quality silk-and-wool Moire mae 19 Genuine Red Seal brand. oretty figures and Jac ee ae for Spring coats. 36 dainty colored checks, plaids weaves. High luster. 2 to inches wide and plain colors. «Fast s:0 yard lengths. shades. 22-inch. (Bargain Basemest.! iw iw itt were * . w ee ant eee, Be he ogee A CATE ‘ . von 5 . ee ne reste meee nates - awitee Ph Seem up” asshn PiEABLELLLEAELIIY sie % se: ey ig aaa iat oe a. ys mae ¥ ST. LOUIS’ LARGEST BARGAIN BASEMENT—B. NUGENT & BRO. D. G. CO

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ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ak SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 20, 1927 owe Fos eae _... PAGE 13 JRPRISE LEGION POST TO HOLD DANCE | | PRE IgiINe Ste | . § More than 20 of ithe landscape are all ainted) Academy Z ; Outs | ca ian where she ice You W il] Remembe the Jerome L. Goldman Post, No. | Hall. a ; ‘cal department off . : ; guest of Mrs. D. E. Our - am +? wine * er Teena: pg , 4°, Américan Legion, wi! he in- | Mrs (*haries M. Horner of State} dus will be sure to meet every demand. oes ; | we Bes department ve fully equipped with ei eae ignio — at the ieeuheege _ per gaan sae heen Se Genuine S «© Mibeodern appliances and is in charge of an a cseanewnasyiies ee: a eee — — a peg She will be| ! ee emetrist of unusual ability. Our ing. Prominent legion members | Washington © tt . Gnniteer etbes | | *g comfortable frame complete with Guarantee ; among the guests’ will be Mayor ee hdteee es ages Genevieve | - pperell vision glasses scientifically pres- Miller, Howard P. Savage, Nation- bow ee East St Louis. ; .. may cost as little as $5.00. coeawe of al Legion Commander: Ferre C. oO 4 bast St. . gue, 3d . enses neces - Watkins, State commander of IIli- Mr. and Mrs Richard Guy (Second Floor, Son ere" ‘ : 7 é | 7 ubing 3 + NUGE N S > oe of Illinois; Harold C. Allison, dis- | ville, L1i. s WASHINGTON AV. AT SIXTH ST. ‘ Fe er OC SOE) ae. Winitred Halpin of North | nniversary saceenemteteten Harry W. Castlen, State com , . as Sale Gree mand- | Twenty-fourth street entertained | ST > i . v1, 19 — es — - — See ener. mes jthe members of her bridge club | : d. ) ' Monday evening. The guests were. | C | ) 7, : . 'Miss Lorraine Marchand, Miss_ | * Y : ‘Helen Fitzsimmons, Miss Celeste, pw-white bleached , T 7 bet e ===" Kelley, Miss Mattie Eversull, Miss | g in genuine mill . “Ga i udil Marian Thomas and Mrs. George nts up to ro yards. | Halpin. Gh Guede is con. Mrs. James P. Lawler of Post Tremendous On sale prompt- ‘i t- : : place left last Tuesday for a three to oclock, while , | Sizes 40 to 56 | 6th & Locust Sts | — ee = SA VINGS IN SILKS “ | ArK. ee ——— mma Pain ings 4 ; * * ‘ : : r ; | tings of Animal Lite Shown. | Horses, cattle, dogs and sheep in}ety: a member of the National! the Pan-American of San Fran: — the National Arts Club| co, and the Brazilian Centennial o: Fae a = a aed ~y “ Shae “ : my eA ROT Ge ghia ate yi. ae Pia ag SAE Pk. Ys awe we ° Se RO, on a OE seenacanen eta tee Caeneic: ae = ee . 4 z Pe v ee = 7 Sed ae = ™ Phiten. open * Cie tat oy bad A . ie : ifn “a vse i > da Psa 2 direst eet PD a 2 “OIE SA NRT SOLE IIET ION : on tee aie + ie ney nee o = 4 i haat Nvidia Pivcaitiredcnleltnnanis lin o 2 “ « ee re ‘ ae opens New a Meinow, Xt aes BP 1h Atay » A y re = y 3 ity “ee — “ : pr spar Ss case ANE Rha 9 ee 1 EL Re RE I a MIND hy eon . " I ; : ete o-hdengahelatt eas 2 ee Rettapdes » } REL ; Bo a4 Te. a _— = = . eye ‘“ ° ty pleated effects. ie RS eS NE wil ee ? ft eee fyé a ae let tions. Ideal for smart striking Summer frocks, imported Shantung, in gorgeous washable col- (Rargain Masxement.) : 3 ie. Ve | WEF: Sime: TOUSEN May, Lali Baby er are leaving the latter part of and practical, too, for it is washable. 32 inches ors. It is 32 inches wide, and priced far below | ee ; the week for New York City. From . there they will sail on a Mediter- wide. the actual value. ranean cruise, to be gone several! y en’s Hose ; || By ~ 7 iets | | j Pie (8 months. “ i 3 ‘ ce +4 ie Miss Dorothy Delano of Post O R | ” 98 | ft ; A igs te witty 53 * 20 | place entertained Tuesday evening | ur egu ar . ua | y eo. 29 * # . a |at her home. The guests were ; ¢ . 6s j ’ a asked to 6:39 dinner and played : ; ‘ aE : eGeorgetre bridge during the evening ‘Those W h b] ‘ yon plaited, double , Be $12.60 present were Miss Agnes Graney, as a e SSS and toe, in many fan- : . | : ' re’ Miss Rose Healy, Miss Florence ) eoraqetre hpatterns. Slight ir- x EP : Flat+Cre a | 4 'Graney, Miss Martha Reavis, Miss ° ° ° : a, x: ae nis dade. | . aso T12..50 EE, Sida Brinn 1 anne’ Hutuch The extremely low price on this beautiful washable Crepe should make you antici- (Bargain Basement.) i ié / 'and Mrs. Oscar Jerome. pate your Summer needs. Offered in the newest Spring shades and 40 inches wide. , Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Billingsley | . of St. Clair avenue and Mrs. George | And Large | ! | Mertz left Wednesday on a motor' A f ] |trip through Illinois, Indiana and ssortment Oo ar ’s Shi en $ irts | Kentucky. They will visit at eggs ys 2 Ae hinbhinkt teed se Mies AMS ALO OL COE AO COE ONAN A ES IO RS AA Ne NE A at pee I le i eh od ti ee oe = - te Eyes Or Nya tne a oY, RI AO 9 ty Aken Me eek nets NI eR at Sra eee Naam al ova ar tate eee 4 ’ ~ . : ae Lt Dee Neath Seige Od "4 - . a a ceca es Oe i a es ae atin eel Ne PR Ramen Fae) Santee ibang ee ee ee TA EE GEESE or sen eretyeraet ee nt cag rs — wa oe er ae part ome - et chain teen. eee - on lee arene an ote SR ee arate 5 eae "Yee Swat ~te . Peete ows o~ i 4 ' : | . ’ ' , Evansville, Ind., Princeton, Ind. | 2 | ,and Louisville, Ky. ! q Real Special! New! Smart! and Louisvitle, Ky : iL C . Flat Crepe, Geor- The Mothers and Daughters’ | incnes ; d h | Twill and = Sports gette and ' Printed : () Club will meet Friday afternoon | wide, and oadcloths an otner ...% ’ Plaid Coats at an Silk Dresses in new . with Mrs. Perce Clement. | in the | ° . A we an » ave e neckband. Some = :_ ing. Some all silk ete lew for Irs. Linder E. Hayes entertained | lars. 14 to 17 sizes. . | lined; some with fur Monday. Sizes 40 to dinner Wednesday evening at her shades. } ? 6 9 bare - ahem pica iss Madelyne As our Anniversary Sales come to a close we are offering the greatest values in our . | Hollingsworth, Miss Margaret . 4 . : \ Built-In Stout-Arch Shoes for Stout Women ‘Worth, Miss Madeline Hasslen atice|] history. Many other kinds of Silks offered at tremendous reductions. ollar attached Ic- rials. colla extreme underpric style effects. Priced oa mie J and CHARMEUSE (Bargain Basement.) ’ collars. SPECIAL! 56! ‘home on North Fortieth street. ‘Glenna Gregory, Miss Lillian Ed- ' i'mond, Miss Anna Yeiser, Miss pudoir Lamps Patent and Black Black Kid Hazel rregory, Mrs. Bertha R. Hol- , - ‘ey or Brown Kid - i / y lingsworth, Mrs. Anna Cook, Mrs. Bi . | |W. R. Rapp and Mrs. Mary Street ; b 4 "4 Pair a ; mm } : ° olored glass bases . F “ | pretty parchment * aS 3 ? oe ; . ‘ | s. H. P. Van Cleve of Cran- ‘ e ° n k : > | J iford, N. J., is the guest of her aw AT — a Ua ity rgain- ct shades. Cord and é | g. $1.50 value. = = . WHAT YOU GET! y | ‘father, L. S. Allen of North Thirty- i | = e sixth street. (Uargnrin Basement.) “ " ip a - c * * a ee ee - wine . Se ar ee on Ae = oe (1) High-grade all-leather Shoes; (2) Style and *comfort combined; Members of the Business and > - nd : i Combination last and rubber heels; (4) Perfect fit guaranteed. Other Shoes to $8.50 Professional Women's Club wil] be 66 >] IORI SL DILL LOL LEELA ELLA EG TO EELS. EEE: iy TE ET pO ETS Gt ER NIRA te Cet te en A ERRNO RET- . Commissioners will be guests. Mrs. Sidney M. Goodner is in ‘Chicago visiting relatives. ilies Sevethey tasia ot Ye-otech ALL-SILK CHIFFON HOSE spent last week-end in O'Fallon as ithe guests of the Mackins family. l4xg-foot Rugs, real al k linoleum. Good pat- Mrs. Morris B. Neukomm of Ful- . ; : , af | i¢ Aq, tq th 1- : A, a s for kitchens. TIMITIITII © ‘y “a M - * the week-end guest of M, Instead of 00 (Bargain Basement.) PY. : t Mr. ans Mrs. Smith K. Gerhardt ee . There's smileage in their mileage ‘° a om of North Twenty-fourth street. ., OC ing the Usual © ; a Ra A RE ON OA NR CR NN OR A ARI te A RI SRR 0 btn peed - BO ee ae et heen, 2 es Ai yea Ne NOSE RS NP Baym etn ne ll oie tgs nt eta tg » os | Mrs. James re of. North az & . ‘ - . . . j ) ¥ Pair, for » = EEE Twenty-fourth street wil] be hos- a + F I] at tess Wednesday afternoon to the O OW tn véetr members of her card elub. Footste S iJ. M. Haider of East St. Louis at- Sec | tended the meeting of an after- : we | pair, you get four to the pair during this . of the New noon club which was entertained } oe ‘ Sh ae Do not envy the women with stylishly |yesterday in the home of Mrs. H. Four’s-a-Pair” Hosiery Sale. And you get Spring Colors dressed feet, that step along in perfect | K. Krey of St. Louis. jeer ee eee” ene eee . them for but very little more than the usual two —_ | Springer attended the St. Patrick's X . TAIAI Ver: ] 6 | ! awmnce 4 t DFE. ts a reali Saving? to-the-pair pric . Shell Pink |day celebration at the Missouri 4 Mrs. Lawrence Phillips and Mrs, } me hy) ) i ee of the usual two stockings to the Justa Few , > ~ « - + EDL OA AOL LI AI Et cana mle le ee > — eh alert. things as (NN tet ODA ALS IB Se 2 £2 *@ ease aeaa 0444044444044 a gaat ap - Doas they do— Come in and select one of the beautiful Arch-Aid Models, you want to wear and we will prove that you can wear Menthan Arch-Aid Shoes In the style that you want to wear with the cotnfort that you have to have. bent ] a These famous Shoes actually combine oC me} authentic style with perfect comfort and *** me there are models for every occasion. ¥ 7 a RAMEY Re tae oa SiR entangling 44Anhmae a hddh 4th hth hdd derwear Crepe cotton Crepe, neat light-colored ws " 19c¢ oweling alate Noe ge, ear hati te te A ETL, AAAS ext nian, eile adi Vitoc tatiana agate. nae ia istagein iPass hieiiei- tien eat . sbi arate einai sisi diy sseshan tl ’ ss 22 et . . “ r. ” - odes ue P ~ ae ae be . ei ie tee 8 ee ee >. ee oe ee ae ew waanus ne ee Se ee ~ NO | ‘ : « % er) ee ¥, * OE ALTE ALIEN BIOS IER St , _ eee : ° — a x= at Bors” ee AL Oh © a arednnben rene ‘School of Mines in Rolla, Mo., this | Nud > r } aad € | week-end. | You get real quality, too! The same high-quality all- mp aac? ; ¢ ‘ ‘ , ~ \ ’ a a 4 LiSC ¢ a Miss Martha Lynn Connole, pres- ? silk chiffon Hose, the same high-quality, S€ETVICE- oe ‘ident of the Republican Women’s - French Nude . , ween lk H uth lisle tops for which this store has {Club of East St. Louis, attended WEIGNE SUR FIOSE With bt. Pps 58 ’ Pati | sessions of the state board meet- tap ee alwavs been noted. Our reputation is too valuable for z : ‘ing of the MJlinois Republican : a¢ : , ’ = a me y : ~Vengiow |Women’'s Club this week. Mrs. E. “| iY us to risk selling an bargain square grades of Mneliaied J. Abt, Mrs. W. G. Pruitt, Mrs. ff ii ity Hosiery. We stick to quality—in all ways, and always eRe 8 Fred Rook, Mrs. Alice York Sny- | B. Ld | | Beige Blonde der, Mrs. Ross C. Adams and Miss | / |; Shad | . ; A ’ 4 , bd bg ‘ ld Ow Nellie Adams also attended the| 2 ALA\ ‘ZA / Included in T his Sond meeting. VANS 625 oh ‘6 3 P ° 99 Odandust es 7 Pa -a-Pair”’ Sale are— Al Mrs. Arthur M Beckwith of | ; Four S a Also White Granvu? drive was hostess Monday | - 4 | a and Black afternoon at a bridge luncheon AY 1 £2 7 | A L L -SIL Kw CHIFFON NOne 'Her guests were: Mrs. Arthur W. | (Ze |! x 4 MO Baltz, Mrs. Frank Craig, Mrs. Ar-! ee Z 41 ‘thur P. O'Leary, Mrs. William | NA \ H oO we E Color Choice ‘Knowles, Mrs. James Miller, Mrs. | I , Be es >." |'Edward E. Miller, Mrs. Valden | — on PI) A Kory , ; a he : Hcl] £4 Hoes: ail Four s‘a-Pasr” Hose come Coulter. Mrs 1 W. Coulter. Mrs 7 Lo eiy, te pertectiy woven ali-sulk chiffon OSC: di all four of one color. Bove. 2 - all fresh sew stock; and in the loyely new shades ever, if desired, you may Lillian Stuernage!, Mrs. Roy Huitt b> 3 . jand Mrs. W. K. Norris and Mrs. G. that express so well the Springtime spirit. Also service: choose two of one color : and two of another. same iS. Buchanan of St. Louis. ‘ioht elk Stockings, w ‘ine lisle tops, soles and heels. TT : weignt silk Stock Ss ith fine lisle Ps size or Gilferent sizes. = rinkle Spreads $7.45 ce Thousands of women are delighted with the Shoe satisfaction they are now getting from Menthan Arch-Aid Shoes, and we know you will be, too! ov tote abe bene. mec we hue be ial The following guests were pres- > a - - tiful colored striped ground Spreads, sca-- around. B8o0x1ros size. Vee vey ca) - i . cee “ati Come in and let us show you. ‘ent at a St. Patrick’s day bridge . : ,party given Monday afternoon Hy Stlouls’ Only* Exclusive Re ,|Mrs. John Keeley Jr. of State street. Hosiery Store - |Mrs. Frank Preissle, Mrs. Walter J. ’ See Our | Glatthaar, Mrs. J. M. Umhsler, Mrs. ovelty Sports Rayons | Robert Emmett Costello, Mrs. H, C. Window | { . ae ‘, Rechtien, Mrs. Lon Moreland and 2 * * 49c 4 : : | Mrs. Joseph Grace. Displa a : | Miss Minnie Mulberry of Baugh A Charge Account ts a con: 411) y - We'll be glad to Inside icy woven cotton in z. S ’ ‘OPLE \) , ‘avenue was hostess Monday to the venience. figures and Jacquard 4 THE STORE FOR ALL.THE PEO , \) i'members of the College Club. As- N od HOSIERY Hich } 2 to | “to 3 ; open one for you. oO re 8. igh iuster. 'sisting her were. Mrs. lL. V. Wal- ix ’ rd lengths. | icott, Mrs. F. G. Olbrich and Miss tape, no loss of time. Just STORES ' (Bargain Basement.) ; | ‘. An interestin ; - ‘ Lillian Teeter. An interes ‘ng pro say, Charge it \gram was given and discussion of ? . the State convention, which will be a }16, followed. was chosen to represent the East St. Louis

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oP PAGE 14_ _ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH _ c > . ) : i . : > *: wars’ 4 r . a ‘4 oe >= )+ tel hawt baw - we) =) +jwi- ROR A fo ~ ; ; : = q * - . i - 2 ; ees 7. i ; : pr a 3 4 w a 4 ft ‘ 5 j : 7° % + ; SIO LSA) | ome FOR PERFECT PERMANENT WAVING \ =A Activities of Women's Clubs ~~ =o een (‘lub will this week, 7 The Wednesday : uo morning meeting luncheon will be served at n. Wednesday. secretary of r man executive ‘She thuce cssentials toa perfect wave. . 2 Serge ,are three essentiz of a perfect Circuline wave—a licensed Circuline operator, a Circuline machine, and authenuc Circulines. a rv ‘ = . . es Ce tp a WAP 9 ep ne, tng P Vek mee ~ 6th) ar ” - aed is —. ue th TE SR fin ®g dant Sods og meter t * caghin, M “em re | . ; j 2%, sbieepuaene ‘ a y wn iy ns Re Sate : ‘ 2 ’ j att bso ae va « A “,* r : a cs ws | ‘ . ; : te; ee Lee ae San a tte o eae SAY Sale nies Fics SG Bet hime Mae CON, at So Oe Sak a ‘ - . 4 +. ew. > * hx . ~ ios D pe ee Be >, : _ r ig ) PSn3, . at $a3 5 x ae $e io in Z Tarn | ae te me one rs wer. 2 reine tee ORE VA ont % WEP IH » ls that assure you oj PRRPORE Tere It is the Circulines that make possible waving each head of hair according to its individual requirements, assuring you alwavs of a naturally flowing wave, as loose or as tight as you yourself preter. Pees An . Sect Meats 2 a, Ne abe ating meno ba UR pale aes) Bol arte EN RE ON RR MN Mngt i ms Be sure vour hairdresser uses authentic Circu- lines—one tor each curl, immersed in clear fresh water. They come individually wrapped as pictured here, with the name Circuline” stamped on the glassine wrapper. 4 DOT — Ti hen JOuNT bara vesser: Be. thenmi— are YOM SHE OF a Crrcu line li dté ae Avoid substitute tormulas haphazardly con- cocted, containing lve. ammonia, potash— Gangeros to the hatr. Demand authentic Circulines. They alone are your assurance of a pertect permanent wave. fo fyH4 er + ert ;ts7 fia ; PI , , ‘ ; vr ; ~- } j , , Misti tH sh sié Ue ~ SEO LLE. CO. ( 12 East 49th St... New York _ NESTLE (irculine Permanent Wave — aig oF ES Bee RS a ae Ses ae tad Bahn ste & —_———_. » tA . bt ta -~ C \eloleleleleleoleleveat a} Pl meee © ele elelaetalea tf) . mn meet tomorrow ¥ have but 30 Aifred H. Wy- L-m-s THe L. iit Park and Playgrounds Association view of Elien Giasgow's Romantic Comedian.’ Allen and Mrs. John sided at the tea table Mrs. W LD home of Mrs. Guy M. Mrs book. “The Hurck pre- _SUNDAY MORNING, . MARCH 20 1927... Englans for son were guests ' n s ing her sister, Mrs. Mason Scudder N (3 E J | r. Mr john H. Holiiday of if Upper Ladwe road Miss Scud-. re Nort! Kingshighway. r a der will sail April 9 with her sister month ; and Mrs. Wiilhtam Scott Snead ‘of « | [ Mi Pat Parker. daughter Montclair, N. J.. for Paris, where | “The Store ter All the People” ee ae | o. ertaei wren e Parke they wil! join Mrs. Parker They . of i of 39 Vashington Pi ——e ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH will sail Wednesday rived from Miss Porter's School, Farmington, Conn., and is visit- Continued on Next Page. terrace, The Cultus Club wiil meet at the Mason. 4107 Stout V Misses’ New Dre: Stvle Fea Bolero”, jacket, semi with tuck, pleat and Canton Crepes and |] smart shades. $25 ea " will speak at 1:15 p. Mm on “The Magnolia avenue, Thursday : fe Recreational Development in 5S E. C. Taylor will conduct pro- : Louis,” gram Her subject will be, “Ham- : CONS I AN I COMFOR I SHOES The education section, Mrs let the Prince . ; oo =: tannin ‘ce » ° > | je WV Van Schoiacas hairm aa a The Twenty-fourth Ward Lé« ague Nationally Advertised P } rT) we ] 4 stui . sa om e = 3 bh ptliegenes oh: ogy 4g th ale of Women Voters met Thursday at larger designs and pane: effects; Ee ew rriculum an he ne eee : _ — a J nite pea si the home of Mrs. R. E. Richard- j w w ve course of study in the city 6 ROP | iu, 1986 America avenue.| Officers Double Eagle Stamps Monday you went wees ee achools.. Mea Johan 2. ees : wy “ ; reeeeeien sie ie a Ee. SO eRiaR siete. age RM it is to your advantage to choose ome ‘re electe as follows rs. : : vill be the leader. Wilford “a gsi ee ga ast ge Riggs » - ae Wall Paper here. 3 Mile « a d rector of the John Bure Jailcs . POOLD p! PSidgent s i ‘ Constant Co ynifort fe. ee aes the Lawson. vice president, and Mrs coe rougns scnoo wil discuss guage 2 4 a ee sorpreata ry id treas r ute et i} ing-* S I ine curl “ ulu ” ase a : . me px pr : 7 of yeas! wo- trap Pumps : I — Walter B. Cooking. chairman of the “**! : _ FLEA cua lg O! tne : } — ne, ™ bint = geet the Curricu- leagmue will be at the home of Mrs. Comfortable short vamp Pumps. made of soft 2¢ O 'b S . air ts es. oe ? ~~ "+H ale enue mril 94 . = im Revision Committee of - the | Booth, 9 Dale avenue, April 71 black glazed kid. Hand-turned soles, | : a ~ +i _ the ~ w course ' In) ot mmehirea % * : . = 4 joard of Education. the new course — |ady Peek of Devonshire, En- steel arch supports, cushion in- 30-inch duplex oatmeals, fol- f stud A ‘port of the conter- pepiand and her voung son, Fr is ; : ; Si OPPS Fara ong il soles and Cuban rub - = on Pacentat Genet Es te Bididoen Cal. vicitine va ubber lage and tapestries, colored . ‘ He ¥e¢ T - ’ - TY +} > - 7 rT, . : } aig Rome vill be given bY Lady Peek’s' mother, Mrs. Willian : neels ; grounds, chintz and _ allovers, mbers + qi 97 Wino a ie] arhe B fy . BE M ~ Sides 18 to 9 two-tones and stripes, tapestry . ) 1a? vy Sectior Mr . he. Dramatic hee blocks and granites, marble and 'S rer? Patriso!r lairmand . — é . Patti NE- P yresent the pantomime form in mp igh foe plain blocks. Many floral ef- a une rin HEEL stud . dramiatis orms mee fects nil « -—r Bee. Th é ; ee: lS I ee eee ee SS ee eee ee ~ \ 4m KF’: nds Wi! 16D an iire d Mrs Valter J Ang $2.50 ; - wil] : en w exp greg a na oe New Wall Side-Wall 30-In. Wall 2 The musical arrangements é ed. to = a Ciheaweth 6 re . Constant Comfort’ Style Shoes Paper for Paper Paper haraciters in the dialogue will & O Ti Any Room " portrayed by Alga Boehnken. Be ut- ut 1€ Excell&nt choice Enough for average Bap Arse es ee 2 TN and Pauli: amg tas . é ; si r Tones Burns: i! The Bee,” ! ~ a | ? ; : 47 Apnea, wy aiden” aie eae “.. glazed kid, also in patent leather with if] fects. New pat- Kitchen, hall and attic hall, living and 24 ‘é ~ 2 ¢ + Me} eee Po ee “ ; _ ! r- , . . iat The Riecs Helen oi an s, hand turned soles, steel arch terms amd color room patterns. Sold dining rope Li | wae \ touch o ‘ ; | combinations. ily with -heq Panel treatments Higgins. Janei G. Conao EMPRESS LIQUID NAIL GLOSS . supports, cushion in- This is a very-spe- , matcne can be ily ap. } } T aT d ie 2 is ans —. have mimercdi ate: with 9 2 . e Papendick. a : it E , and vou hat mmediately. soles and Cuban rub- cial group. Values borders. A 16-roll lot. plied. vi ts neé onde lal Le > c } Mir r f Tiesh ~ ig ae ape Hy 88 a ee ber heels. to 40¢. Room $1.50. Liae ot pies ; is sf ba ig a Mon- C lots _ liggins and Anita G. Knignt. Ma zmoothis fakes two minutes to af dav.a Mon- caret B ae = apse wi yt Ny and srs tw a nega ~s NiZ€S$ 4 ; | roll eee day Pe ‘ costumes, Mrs Ss. NO al f work if washbin f nds + —. ‘ j Mirs. George Woo: PrOVe - 7” Wher rf goods 4a > } + oa Mmsien in. lighting e ot £6. OE En oe | Expert paperhangers —— service. Above Papers soid only “eal ae SRE 27 ag : | with matched borders. Please bring the room measurements. ia Shae ne sy ffi st Sto 4 ths | (Nagents—Third Fleer, South.) raistor' Bai nae 24 nt«. | er «4 inoft ¢s M , bs pe ws rth . se) | } \if RESs { {) \ i. W = — y\ = Mrs iis r rei RiVOi ry, 4 ‘ fe +) . MAII ee we oe o ha an Monda Wil airs . v a , t ORDERS : a © ee Redeem \\ ‘ hKeyso stud rp og For Sale hr FILLED ‘ht, VARIS EAGLE - wet Tk lags 20 e poen sau “he Fameas-Barr Companr. BR. Nacent 2 STAMPS The POST-DISPATCH Regularly prints MORE WANT , vi npressions ¢ he & Ere. Dry Goods Company. Stix. | SIXTH and FRANKLIN ADS than ALL the other St. Louis newspapers COMBINED. » Mrs. Charl Baer A Fuller Company and Wolff- ‘ iii laa ~~ wan . . 5 Oo vas give! . Wilson Dres: Steres. | - Quality Shoes for All the Family PY, ‘ 4 © \irs VW am ee i tH 2-30 | procran Y India 4 — 4 ndian ‘folk-lore vith | \irs Mae St« it as Speaartl Vre A. McCow ompanied by Miise Missi'dine saneZ Indian efrains and nis Paes ™ iInCORPORATED @ etane wane are U7. Louis Largert “Womens o/becralty hop, Mrs. E. W. Ri S : , Airs. H. Newcon hairman ind Mrs. W. H S Sec Nestle’s Text-O-Meter A scientific machine for testing sour hair for cireuline waving is now at yeur service at The JEANS-WILLIAMS SUPPLY CO. 607-8-9 HOLLAND BLDG.. Mo. Call MAin 3742 for “I Laruis, information Hairdressers Can Take Instruction on the Text-O-Meter : ) at the Above Addres« TY + | \ ith : program e A ‘ - _— . nra NO" + ~ f | i ry aia 1“ { - \irs = Ni ‘ 4 a h « lan 7 I Yr} reg TY he ail i [ i . itd ra ‘- i? 4 on %0 nen: Oe rs ii ‘ ‘ f ie at e Artists ? : cC sda " Mrs. Wona MaeDor as ade 4 Sica mroe [ ‘as Ser ‘ }? > i > ™ . ‘ oO! ee ’ ~ ‘ 4 Va - sal + = 7 « Lacs mr ine \ ¢ \¥ é ry \iiss \la? Miss: Rosylin. Frar a Mrs. N. B. Stan n > . Sal \irs { rea i Re ~- “4 stecs ~ a M4 " Vi S ° dan s Ne }) ,OT ™ n =naanSdear s ST. LOUIS HOUSE FURNISHING CO. 902-04 Franklin Av. ee Or oe NS RR ey TPR NE ep TRON Thies beautiful Cedar a oe $ wv constructed of genuine lid. Special at only See This Beautiful Walnut Finish 45-In Cedar Ches ° Chest is certainly a won- derful value at our price. Tennessee red cedar in beau- tiful walnut finish. eneake $1.00 Deliwers 46 Years in Business! eX W2(@;) | | With Burl Maple Medallion Center It is thoroughly wel! as illustrated. Has seal-tight j f hike Ae resainnnn pious ape ner ie > —T UE cteiolis ned team. =@) ST.LOUIS 22m HOUSE FURNISHING CQ | CORBEELS and CORNWALL ; 902-4 FRANKLIN AVE.| SECOND DOOR FROM CORNER | — ote % aes a ~ Yai toalamesa dak tecsncaieledediamemead TAs May WEay gO PRD Seaiae etka a lc Ay SRA IT RBM Aen r eee phir oy tte a ee, eae al The Hterary program was in charge | field. president of the Eighth Dts tra VMisso Fe4eration of Wom ©} Iubs. Mrs. MacDonald and More hariesa H Hovie portrayed haracters Shelidons Romance m 1 sce? from MacDonaid « Puppets of Fate were given by Mrs. MacDonald \irs Arthur Branch and Mrs H. S. Vovies served at the tea table The an- ual luncheon will be heid at the. &aerv na | n Re Ww > oe n Washington Ma ) At Tea & be served 3 ‘ ‘ Miss AR?! s sfurges «Ss ‘ > gaesiste Misa A ee betore shown. This IS an unusual occasion! & as) iti y new Frocks are in excellent qualities o% Georgette, printed crepe, crep Elizabeth or Romaine, afd severa smart cloths. Paris replicas and adaptations, of distinctive, high character. ; Compose styles, pleats, fringe, triers and dozens of other newest cItects in one or two piece modes. Beige tones, grays, rose, several new blues, white, tan shades, navy and black. Veni , . irra ric ms <¢T | hues SUTT rising ¥.aiUts Misses’ 14 to 20 36 to 42 44 to 5O may come tully expecting | The freshness t this selection, the dashing orig- Extea Sites y ot the styles and the vas ety (largely one-ot-a-kind models} combine Women's ' — is = a Be - as to make the attraction Second Floor : rraariy Hw. Co leila. . t Ivanhoe As ITTESISTIDIe. oo om Phar 4 . rma 5 ie ~ Michigan Ay - OAM « I”. ere PE 5 “henandeah “ - “a* Sappiy ft «4 “ .D ¢ / f Oem. “Ht 7 YW fherekese ¢ \ . ‘ Se Rinees ee “SH etepey ~ a Lacquer & P eee wk

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——s UIS: ‘OST- DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 26, 1927___ ori giee eee PAGE 15 - +. Ea Second Floor — 5 vert) . “ — ’ - ¢ er eit ig ee ate, mem TE ™ oe APE, 0 R 7 bis Stink eee Re Sed bar oe His Bee Te wale C 30> bas ms ee ae ihe bee | +. "abet . wpeei* Se" * 7 | - eee: " “ pt 2S - > Z ‘ eRe Hs: hett4s IS. 490% Gee Soke cs > eet . 7 » 4 S 4 ul “ a aaa b he J . ; . -! 4 * rs Pity ee. “ ® . ra 4 = 2146 : “$ ‘ ; % x: g . “ “ 4 : > P¢ ae . z T° 3e5 ae * os 2D Set 2b bY - a (> 7 9 jotaghe tel Me Rat Cae. ; ; 2 ages: 7 , ; 7. Es. RG 3: t Le Ste pur thahier sd ) “ ont Wee : if | amend) bs ee Se ages” sai eget -alimee BGI he ieee: aes Pa Pera ge “et + - ; 4 » ato 3 . ee , es Pd ~ « "ee ~. Cee ee 1 nat? oA : . ; z ia -e 35 - di: Soae ; he th (4 4E, ee tf wee : 4 4 +; y ’ rb ar” « ~~. * ,* Pt eeseee . - = s i a ee 7 * a ; yey rs “.¢ " , oe oe : me = ae é ; 4 De . irl. The next meeting wil! A aR ' ‘ e " : te 4 : ’ [iin which the six sections of the After luncheon a program Was €'‘ in Miss: ae |}club wifl participate. ok Whe voll cals wan aaewersd bv (ea whe ee ee eee men S U S . Current Events Mrs. Nellie U.| March 29 The Kirkwood Tuesday Club met) Phillips gave an interesting sketch he ae The Social Welfare Section. Mrs Stella Woodrow Rarnea chairman. —~——— turned from a month's visit in A . ON DS * | fA | / | | Nassau. Accompanying them on la ~ - —-— | their visit were Mrs. Sidney Wal- » = Ss : ee : | Te ker of the Oxford apartments and PA PERS | x : | | Mr. and Mrs. John Lawrence Mau- ~ : x : eal 'ran of Vandeventer place, who will Q ™M O 4 D A Yy als, fol- rede: | sais | : : ' arrive home today. Mr. and Mrs. | 1 d | ; : | Harold Meredith Kauffman of 51 4 coiore | | Pin. 2 Portland place, who also were at’ Pe? =F aliovers, ig é 2. Y t e | Nassau for three weeks, have re- Gh . ; —— ae ‘4 | me % _ turned. wy ‘# ta. 3 , Wife tapestry ee OF: ' \ —z e , » ae AT . : bl d ole de Ea | The -Book Club heid its second | ) \ Vig roie an A : ee , March meeting at the home of Miss : ie ' oF oY . ; . Ke loral ef- oll oie 1 2 aT: EB es M. lL.. Baker, 9101 Cates avenue, | =~ | eT ns * rs | 1S isi yy ey 'Monday. ‘The Situation in China,® mgt | in ) | ‘ 4 : Ae by Fant 3 ; was the current topic given by S* d ™ > - AN TN 7 fy alt | * > / ' Mrs. R. M. Kerr. Mrs. R. N. Ken- 2 —_ F a: af 2 i 2 ' Fr, ALE” | ae | drick reviewed Kate Douglas Wig- bs > ae w-: eid: reer 4 . = if eee Beautiful : ; ct i e . la ; Soe L a 30-In. Wall : | | es | : gins book My re ie . ee fs : ss rf Genuine ee wad) pads matte ae 2 em pores NR OPO + Rr le. age . “ - ae peitrewe - pemeeraret ine ad - ° . ae eee vena * enna Pmt am Stet he Ande RCE rn a ener en tat ROT te iti be Ree tte 8 at ap a AS . “ “ a ~

¥ AS | A) AAS | AS | Ae | S| A | | AS | | | S| | | TT re such exqui- > in one event! houses make to rer every Spring d include many . | Norwood Hdw. (4. 816 Main “St. : M918. Grand Av. rae. ©. eee 5102 St. Louis Av. COLUMBIA, TLL. sfeele, Miss Grace Rogers, and Miss Florence Weigle. Assistant Circuit | 7819 SN. Broadwar Progress Dept. Store Attorney. ESTABLISHED 1856 The sorority, which was the first * women's organization in St. Louis a) ('niversity. is now international! in € scope, having 46 chapters in the I'nited States and Canada. P Washington at Fourth Numerous activities will be en- : waa Pon a brancis Hidw. Co niet “=$l Ivanhoe A‘. Mich, Fan Av. Pharmacy Seheriott Mere. Co ‘ . : : . °113 Cooper “S16 Michigan Av. 3942 W. Floriasant Av. ? ose TLE Third & Piasa Hoffman's r} Becherer & Son F.. a “e 4 Co. ¢ GRANITE CITY, id. 04 Shenandoah 5106 N. Broadwear Giatthar . Rosenbure Dept. Store - @' 1401 Cleveland A‘ ' St. WF. Ladew ix be age wy Thomas & Heltman ipth & State oth—L. & N. Tracks aT. CH ARLES, MO. Dickerson'’s “Store Parsons Store ‘alli ‘ie Av. COLLINS VILLE, 18, Callimeville Av hx . ab’ Store Ka. Reith Store Sarah at Manchester Daab's Drug *n19 N. 14th St. “ee : Co. ALTON, TL G. Bellistri Hew. - Young's Dept. Store imi ae 5 191% EF. Grend Av. (-rTimm'’s Stere 3019 SN. Grand WEST . + SarOb Witthans tHdw. Co. Borough's Hdw. Co. eso ¥ 6o4 &t. Clatr vs KT12 Vastoen Ar. Community Drag Co iore ; . Co. o ' . "G46 Vireinia 4, + ee he S@03 State m on eM NORTH Hi-Pointe Painting Ty ttre a. woop RIVER. 75S Collinsville Ar. Central Vbr. ne Cherohee mf Sa orres Store ~to. Cherokee ~t IL. s gaged in by the Scottish Rite | Woman's Club. Mrs. John P. Aus- | tin president, this week. The post- | oaks leeg near Kennard s ee oe we always get @ seat home. Practically al! buses, street cars and service Keaser€s and ale vour car at Union Market garage .. . . twe short blocks ser. 'poned general meeting of the club will be held at 2 @'clock tomorrow | | 1 Yelta Lacquer & Product Company _ St. Louis .. . Phone MAin 4620 anvcrnonl in Ron toniversars of BL | Be sities M. A. Schines } A Decorating (a, A Hde SOR, eRe ~

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5 ~Seae te gh ate a ta One ee ee re ae Penn Daw $y ee pba ote “dighasten ei, > hey pte " sera cad pba aad , ae ; lip 4s sey te THT >. ft ie ig eee ihre » gy a alt - PO nae ater ety 5 SF OS ee) xp ay +. s Sati ws gotta tae tee q ied a nee Sd age te on Phe tar ae q 5 > 2 ty te Sg legen aa ao ae ou BE seme oer ~ ee ae aes ye ae ae e etal tte derhchtaa, Midi aetna ea eee aL i se eterna teense oe ae Ptadatrebihy, CPR the ay Bail ay cee REN Sin, RRC le Es Bie. we ee en an a ____ ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH__ an ' THE WINDEMERE =xtraordt -- Effec — The Particular Women who want lasting appearance, style, wear and comfort, will be ver- - fectly pleased with the STETSON Windermere. We will be happy to show you this new tie in sev eral color combinations. HUTCHESON’S 712-714 OLIVE STREET Superior Shoe Service ne — eee = -- : ee ene \ 0a great achievement The modern corset —perfect figure controf with absolute freedom of movement! And the measure of its perfection is in the elastic. For years, makers of America’s finest corsets have paid a premium to insure the supreme qualitwof Kenlastic in their bet ter models. And now this su- preme quality is identified by a wavy blue line inside the corset. : , 2? Kenlasti¢ - the life of fine corsets Cepyrighted :927, lames R. Kendrick Co In Philade!phia— New Yerk ST. LOUIS HOUSE FURNISHING CO. 902-04 Franklin Av. Racin wasn ke . ees SS ee “4 i ~e ——_ * _ . a e * Th ¢@ - a _— * Fi?AawHELYI AWE. SECOND DOOR FROM CORNER SUNDAY MORNING, Activities of Women’s Clubs Mrs. interest of — ; — Centineed from Preceding Page. t Ty eet " } an hour prior +, the general meeting. * 49 ] Terar set ton Mrs. E uqgUua Turner chairman, will meet in the ladies’ lounge ot the cathedral! Tuesday at 2:30 p. m The gen- era eubier of the vears survey, Literature as Seen Through the Capitals of e Wi ij Ancient and Moder will be continued rhe top ; . pa eis bY the leade: of the dav. Miss Flora Henk will be ‘Lo? ion ry VW 4 0 Pe Ps Ss lohn- eon. Defoe, Dickens and De Quin- Cc The program Wiiil be arried ) ihers of the sé Ion. ‘4 executive board of tne: ciud m meet Wednesday ‘morning, 10 Tne lounge Kappa Delphian Chapter wii 6} S Mrs. Donald MacDonald in erpre tion of “Great Scenes } Modern ft = Fridav. April “ it ] ] 5 clock in the hallroom at Hic ( is [ rw a 2 i ("¢ ir’ \ ‘ sh n « Monday. was entertaineéu Mrs. John P. Thomy, who gave escriptio yf he rip around , istrating wit slides HH 4 ~ terspersed with pia hm wie ’ a? the ma te tnree guests > de an Chapter n “ enti. She a F mr nit enter ‘ \irs Keow nresid a ie re 5. Oak ; ne was “J 1 Instit an he Farliest Pea ace ry nex . e he ‘¢ - S } 4 We | S 1 7 4 T ‘ apter n Mond x 1 Miss } *9] s pres nec Miss Ann KAnick- al 3 e 7 gran The sub t was le is \ mare. J ‘zs \l iss 4 oa fy, & Miss Amy Co s and Mrs. W. C M N ttt 6s m he ex? r rte , W € Balt- - rec } cr ng > r rT? Oe U i Mrs ATI ~ : ra Mrs R ‘ \ 4 \J s . la 1 Ber- g as hostesses. Mrs. G VA re i t De ? Bat: ? Mus i nsiruments S ms ; = Fa - =’ nt * —s Fares see Is Being Fought , Tie a hh ~ . =} Largely because of short skirts. But ’ ae — _ ~* —_ ~* More because a siend hgure suggests Hicaith and x 1 and vitalit c about —note how slender- . nrews ’ Ty lewee oe $i. ’ i } aii i it @om 8 52 peonie . ~~ i Wii ret oo a . 4 ’ Many | mention Marmola Pre- as. yt ee - : scription Laniets, | $s the ¢asy,. nieasant mee hd 3 ial ‘esi - ' method which acts by correcting the - rT Pe . . - - ~ cause. People have used it for 19 years. ime use has grown and grown, until , pPeopie now are usin w Marmola in avery & cTen i a # Linus method 1s easv and pleasant. No adnormai exercise or diet is required } a * : ; fl ° q : TT? Da €. ’ : % -«§ -« 2 2 *» 2 4 4 2 pati We will take in your old far compiexion is bad } r) bhera lho in rsa fT Mma ? * ~ ; ; ! een thie« «imp eo. harmless home trea’ $3.50 Luncheon Dish (16-2n._) new and make ali a The members of the Chamber setae It will prove a revela ~ + Pp ~h L Cc atti’. Telephone ‘ Entral 2636 ae ill aik ‘ - itcher arge Compote + call. No obl (ha \ ween LJ) ited oO a ea and 17 Th travelogue at the City Club Friday co son — er e fa oo x t -4 “it? tour part i” huy. Mrs. Cleveland A. Newt nN will | oe = la ve at ora nar rTrié Zee wa lhe a MM a Me Le LM MM a aa reminisce ences of her stay in Was a . om } * 2 ref — ? ‘1 "ig s - ° A.A LK LD DD A A DDD 4 DDG aid * ington This wilt be suvnnlemen: > rn r ~ rf : | ingt ) suDE . ree Rosi P gota Why not trade in your pr by & motion picture of Washington warm water. F s of the . hands¢ and its environs ie ' ; ing-room suite On a | as Ae . nviron re ess =A ‘ 3 a I : : : . s Members of © committer for end are removed with it. Repeat this Exctasive Jewelers enport Suite like this one. ¢ ind aod railie = : x treatment night me Lox uct a NINTH ee a ee oe soln “42 gurface skin is absorbed s wa 8 a = * > " } . bi aSsiSting at a booth at Stix, Baer Result—the liovelies ratura : - & Fuller in the sale of articles Plexion imaginable. The fresh, new Mai! Inquiries Cordially Invited oo - me a - se « | t @) .% e “an - > ~ a s ¥ the blind The disposi- | veivet: BA ea a Candlesticks Established for Nearly a Century n o r work in this manner tinted with the blo« f th. Me sinilidaue be dcacs [a fon bia cisdeke « os off s 50 eee rent to many | bile’ | oc oratie chews fix no . Pair, $3. ry = Io 7. | a ys ms 4% ‘is * — ‘ale : — i ¥ : — argeiy n ne€Se Sa.es enience. alms ete InoOrs or ’ rnood Fr és. moth patches ? 23 4 A eel. nt me i 4 1a 3° at at vse ee ann nes 4 e ai = . — +h Tl papers oO sé A | F S at the State of Missouri - oe : i Missouri Mra. C.-S G enuine Ja ) boone discussed “Noted Men 0o? | | : aac : ? F o! will a hed : os Missouri 1° S: riding espec all ° ’ : vere da enap se . : ct; > wvour vi es sate. “mommies without the 0ox con a - ; : st 4 u! i price Warth $165.1 ing of the ciub will be with Mrs. ! | S. E. Jones of Webster Grovas The University City High Schoo! | Mothers’ Club will meet tomorrow ™ “yy ‘a » 28> Be : ) » DP I Mrs. B. G. Shac KRieford lirector of school and commu7it Plations wi} speak On "The an T . s fiftieth anniv he home bv giving a coin showe, eplenish the linens for t om Thursday afternoon Sup- per will be served from 6 to § p. m on the play and the dis- be led by Mrs: A. L program will begin at , cussion will Brown. The 45 1 a pter DQ. P. E. O., met Tues- lav at the home of Mrs W. Fer- guson 6232 McPherson avenue The guest of honor was Mrs. J. W Newell, Missouri State organizer tn P E. O., who spoke of the work of e sisterhood The next regular meeting will be held Apri! 12. with Mrs. George \ Campbell, 5367 “lemens avenue Universiti Thimble Ctub metatthe home of Mrs. R. J. Gar- é 6234 Washington avenue Wednesda. Those who assisted Mrs. Garrett in #Wftertaining were irs. W. Bronaugh Mrs F " y RBronaugh Mrs Day and Mrs Bright Mrs. Macomb of Jackson Mo.. Was an out-of-town guest St. Louis Tercentenary Shaks- peare Society will present Hugh K nember im an address on Weekly meeting m.. in Vander- of Tercentena- voort Music Mise Grace A. Holmes of Prin. : . } cipia Academy. classe ‘eader wi! her third lesgon on “A Mid - | ; | summer Night's Dream at 3 p. | m. She will read Act III A title | for each act will be given. Lee Meriwether. member of the Found Table, recently returned from a world tour, gave a practirca! address on tnternationa! relations telling of his observations in ¢ r- | “ign countries and his contacts with sia * Ss ? eae, 7 . ; wig . - a Fo _ = ee s & tag > a a » oo ts a my Bee id is i yy " me a . Tie , ~, "i & ae ~ - oy 4 Re & 3 rs eur taal ao a a a a a a ae ae Nore the tiny sensitive coils that tie the heavy spirals of highest grade steel at top and centers. They keep the Sirmmons Ace Spring luzuriously comfortable for a lifetime. . eS ee FOR “© Your home should come frst” ‘ “ HAT type of bed spring shall 3 buy?’’ and “‘What must I pay for a really good spring?”’ The ‘‘open-box”’ spring is most fre- quently found in homes of taste and comfort today. Being open instead of boxed, you pay far less for it. Simmons Company, largest makers of beds, mattresses and springs in the Ace Spring. The best steel goes into its strong, resilient springs. The open construction is easy to keep clean. Best of all, its absolute springiness is assured you for a lifetime by the tiny sensitive coils that tie the heavy spirals at the centers—a feature exclusive with Simmons—as well as at the top. See it in any store. The name is of each. Our local branch serves your dealer promptly. The Simmons Come pany. "19%. SIMMONS¥§ «Ace Led Spring fe ee a = og estes ln akan world, have perfected this type in their a. ,- : a a ee - : eatin = ae oP - Rug, Linoleun - hoeni:z

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Luncheon Plate (16-Inch), $8.50 hat must I pay ing?” pring is most fre- o»mes of taste and ng open instead of less for it. The largest makers of nd springs in the this type in their steel goes into its rings. The open sy to keep clean. solute springiness ifetime by the tiny ie the heavy spirals ture exclusive with at the top. The name is on anch serves your he Simmons Come 7 ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH NDAY MORNING, (PERTEST MO. ACCREDITED CHICKS SMa Mile - “just a Little Better awe the Rest” Dealers Notified of Ordinance on Fauebed from Exes of Pree Kange Flecks Subject by Police Chief Quality Chicks, $9.00 per 100 up. : sarees | Tr Varieties, y Em aed a gee Acting on. information that a Pugs for qaallly ane eet. PaO ae Ay great many children are playing! } ICcK H R= with toy cap pistols, Chief of Po- | HE MILLER-MATL FREE o Rox R34 Kirkev ille, Missouri lice (jerk yvesterd av issued a spe- i cial order to patrolmen to notify. ‘ | Scalers that the sale of cap pistols, | HE Sunday Post-Dispatch has the and caps is ; 'municipal code to children only color roto magazine in St. Louis. 16 years of age, except upon isent of their parents, i } i under ’ f ll Paper Sale New Low Prices }|*\"" These unequaled values in gorgeous new Wall Paper designs will astound you! Almost a million rolls of startlingly beautiful designs—all on sale at from 1c to 35c a roll. Values up to $2 a roll, but nothing higher than 35c. Combina- tions sold only with beautiful borders or bands. Select your Wall Paper from the largest stock in the entire West. Be Sure You Are In EBSTER 809 N. Tth The Big Store With the Canopy Cent an a Roll Roll 40c to 50c values as low as.. 60c to T5e values as low as Values up to $1.00 as low as.... Cents Roll Cents Poe 12: 15; Daylight Dis- plays. Over 600 Patterns a Roll Cents a Roll Cents a Roll Delivery , ™ OO _ ease 22 SE ESBSESSE ESR RBBB RBBB |e ISALE. OF 3-PIECE BED-DAVENPORT SUITES We will take in your old farniture for new and make a liberal allowance for same. Telephone CEntral 2630 and have our appraiser call. No obligation on your part to buy. Why not trade in your presen$ liv- ing-room suite on a handsome Dav- enport Suite like this one? (os ie SID ( lam, ; ness. TERMS $10 CASH —Balance 2 Years A Luxurious Suite Upholstered in Genuine Jacquard Velour ompi jelte ; etyle hut BPiuiesSts was ther: davenport suite reoin in often mj] 4 hed Cit Fan;nt need Know ttily furnish vour living to Pay hedrooan that vou so woyen come, bed that no them. Many of the finest homes are davenport suite in the furnishings for the roon It has all the features such as luxurious spring cushions found in the most expensive suites. Plan to get one this week at the reduced price Worth $165.00, Bridge c or -F loor Lamp End Table or Axminster Rug With Each Suite During This Sale REFRIGERATORS side an extra An ¢\!tra you told mE a bed double one would now ,- -_-*- t+" = =... = special pric and consists of ename|] inside: the eelebrated the e@ity \V oe Our line of Refrigerators is now complete. and top ieers, apartment house style, all-white also metal Refrigerators in all including Jack Frost round Refrigerator at lowest feature a special Refrigerator at $11.75. Terms—A Small payment and balance on Convenient Credit Terms : . »- - ss fj i > > » - » 5 Si les prices in a Rake oe Suva re ae Ere Sr mere Monday Only 18x30 Velvetto Non-Skid Rug colorings This Special Values in Our » Rug, Linoleum and Floorcovering Department bi Tapestry Rugs at $14.75 Special Floorcovering, yard.. .39c t Velvet * Hey at Congoleum Squares, 9x12... .$5.75 2 Axminster Rugs..... .$32.50 Linoleum Rugs, 9x12 $13.95 Easiest Terms in the City on Any of These Items Phoenix Furniture Co. Easiest Credit 1005 Olive Str eet Recent Cont We Furnished Your Mother's Home In various shades and Rug guaranteed not to slide on the highest Easily worth $1.75 Spe- while stock polished floor. } ln ctcac + cial Monday only. lasts at Stee = SR 2s 8&8 2 2 2 8.8 BH Open an Account prohibite@ under the! con- | ‘Florida iphone to i.\den of the zone ihut if if i'which Mrs. ‘pital for four 216.818.8882 2.8 8 S'S) 8 688 B82 2 2B 28.88. 22. S22 ee Dass es REE BRABaRREE BERBER ESE BE Be@ SB eS 2 Bis % . : : . a ae Q - - | ,wvwoort’ | discontented in iwhere ehe went or winter AMNESIA VIGIN LEARNS IDENTITY AFTER 2 YEARS eer ete ee Former St. Louisan Now ( Trying to Remember Movements With Small Son During Interim. Spogial the Post-Dispatcn. HICAGO,. March 19.+A trip to France as -a woman's traveling companion, a stay of one winter in and an indeterminate pe- riod of wandering land and Sea in efforts to learn her identity are some of the which are beginning to appear through the haze which veils the last two years in the memory of Helen Hawker BRerrover, former St. Liouisan who, with her gmall son, Billy, disappeared in New York March 15. 1925. and was lost to her husband and -mother when she recovered over events Mirs until a few days ago ner memorv Mrs. Berroyer, wife William rendarmes. now is the home of her mother, Mrs Hawker levers. here. Rerrove) ho returned to Berroyer of the jaitian recuperating at Mayme in Haiti after searching the for his ™ ife A nd child for tified of his wife’s recoverv weeks years 1} te pe 1. f Wii Sal) or This country i € 1 her ina few weeks, Has Flashes of Recollection. While Mrs Berrover is nervous and moody and account for what exactiv wh did during a Sufferer unable happened or te what ;: ere she wae or the two years she from ambesila, abie to outline throx we fragmentary flashes of an astounding novel from chapters are missing. yet sufficiently thread is much lighte when she disappeared acciderat in the Grand tion, New that shows no outw: her jiliness Her son is healthv and bright. but to give any definite ac rief and llection tale it is like a which whole pages and which is hold the togetner. She connected to of the story weight than foliowing at Central Sta- > } 1 Oo! Kn. old, too voung f his ‘ount travels believed to have hean the of tieut. Berrover and his wife of staving at Hotel when the Commodore n New York This Mrs. Berrover in awaken- ing from her two vears of hlank- March &. she and her son from somewhere and eniy remembered her aSSiste q arrived there she sudd tity iden- Listened for Prison Gong. She nediatelyv tried bv reach her mother at Park Hotel in St. YWouis. the tination for which she wae she lost Meyers had icquaintances in then located Mrs Th o rep } a ory tele- the des- bound memory but Through ll.. she here when moved. Pana ] Mevers of Mrs. Ber aqventures dates hack to 192 Mrs. rover's 4when of the T'nit- Corps War- Federal penitentiary in 1d the haby lived forry é riy husband. on 7 : m ites Marin: Was She ar with Haiti him at ehe grew the loud hour’ dau that al Tf she the prison There ccustomed to listening for which rang night to indicate within the walls. it. she would failed to ring every ing the was wel! heard awaken. she would awaken her not he aroused and would husband. It Was a tropical told a first hrought on is helieved to Rerrover at the disappearance ‘‘Earlv in the Helen rwent an operation for anpendicitis."” Mrs... Mevers_ said “and then contracted tronical fever This develoned of the blood. She strain Mevers under this Mrs. vesterdayv. living country, reporter which the nervousness have afflicted fime of her Summer of 1924. unde inflammation the hoe. into was In months and was then United States to ra- came to my home ined until Oc sent to the cuperate. She in St. Louis and remai toher when ehe returned to Hai Vague Memory of Travels. “Her worse, nervous condition hecame however. so in March. 1925. sailed for this country again to remain indefinitelv Her shir Aocked at New York March ehe and her son took a tazi: the Grand Central Station to St Louis tures of Tou Ts efation that n she a train They were taking motion nic legen and in the down. She the accident. orning in the she was knocked was badlv shaken hy and when she recoy- ere@. she had Inst her memory and as chance would have !{f. she had re bf + ; . vthinge that might “y3ah) rus away an identify her She hadn't bought her ticket to St. Touts and forrot where she was going. “She seems to remember an. advertigement tn a New paper for a woman, with a eneak- tne knowledge of French, to trave} womans con and ehe applied and gent the no. almost thrown even seeing York as a manion thinks she sition France For some rearon she had given the name ‘Mrs. Vander- and continued to live under name. but she can't explain immediatels far that wh. “Tt appears from her occasiona! flashes of memory fat she hecame France and re. From then a recall clear’. what she dia hut we have established with a fai: degree of certainty she spent one tn Flortda. Rar Remembers VYorage. “Tt seems she alwaveerwanted to America vet turned %o shea doesn't MA lea to get somewhere ‘reason where. | Stinctively water to get to her husband and go! by rail this perhaps accounts eling. “Wee ha ve wher York self Billy wate pinn on h but the bov's mother is recal] ing a RCH 20, 1927 but couldn't We believe she fn- knew she must cross and | trav- her mother. for her to get to the been unable to (find e she had come from ‘to New| just before she found her-| at the Commodore Hotel. Lester Frances Bolen will sing. with Mre Edward P. The Mann Associat dergarten of the 1:30 p. under the direction losis Society will be Klieinachmidt and Mra. | Spink accompanying. March business meeting of School Parent-Teacher ion will be held in the kin- schoo! Friday at ion picture taken of the Tubercu- | shown. | + in. A mot says it was from across the. r and tells of a ship’s officer | chief engineer's insignia | The insignia is there, unable to | is Coa | where he got it." Activities of | W omens Clubs’ Continued from Preceding Page. oidier ~ whic (*]} dav rvin vidson, Mrs. J. W. Ferguson. Mrs H. ee, Mrs. J. G ban ; ty tertained at the home of yer 7345 Monument Association | h the society indorsed. oO Delphian ¢ ‘hapter met tag at Cabanne Librarv. Mrs. presided and Mrs. H. a leader of the program of the Athentan State” discussed by Mrs. H. D. Da Caldwell, Mrs... Tf. Mrs. W. C. He €na- Mrs. W. T and Mrs livke, Volimer W Og } time. sorts (‘onso Chora! Club will thort program March 28 ; tf St. George's Church Beethoven A Paper composer will read “by ami Fox The club will Friday afternoon Hotel. card party 1e¢ Branscome Woman Methodist Church Mrs. Louis al] West ] afternoon dy lve, Wilbur Mrs. 10relans qd Mrs speak and 1116 Olive St. CARROLL’S cities th Sheltered women rarely hands. The reason lies in a hand lotion periected for me by apply 1t whenever I wash my hands. It is not greasy or sticky. § Socie r Univer- pears z Es water does, all that soap does, p> Bie all that weather does, the years do. evidence supreme. This hand lotion is now supplied aie by all toilet counters. It Edna Wattr¢®Hopper’s Youth Hand ~y Lotio I urge you to try it. I think I have tried nearly everything of this kind, but nothing compares with this. A Ih. guarantee comes with it. Your dealer FI will return your money if it does a not please. Go get it and see what it 'means to you. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ GRASS 20c:: _. PAGE 17 RYE SEED Phones: MEEHANS QUALITY GROCER CEntral SUGAR Pure cane egeee ee 1 89 —— 7 2127-2157 eee So Soft— So White By Edna Wallace Hopper. Nearly : ‘them envies me my hands. They ask c me how white, . They know every woman who sees I keep them so soft, so so young. that I travel ail the My stage work encounters all of grime and dirt. In most e water is hard. Yet the most hate suth Ivory. 1 Star Naphtha Washing $1.25 White Ename! 10-4)t. EXTRA SPECIAL . White Laundry Sale 45¢ hipso (quick suds) 10c med. size Re Powder . Ke - Bucket 81.25 Total Value £1.03 Limit of 2 Buckets te a (Customer hey never chap. great experts. I It disap- it once. And it overcomes all at grime does to the hands. all that ae My own hands form Pe GOLD F 24-th. VR-ib. sack ARTISTOS OR FANCY ground or «tee! is called HOLLAND HERRING—AI! MEDAL, OR A kK— sack sack $1.15 £2.50 1.60 48-ib. ROVAL FLOU R— "4-lh. sack : + 18-ib. sack Ks 2. 1. 25c ATEMALA COFFER— und 40c BLEND P8-lh. sack FANCY ound RIO COFFEE— _ \ beeen » > | .00 $1.25 ichers: new goods; keg on : MAC KERE1L—Bosto Beaut n. Lhe.price 1s 60c. m Each : a Fi 15c GORGE’'S CODFISH— Whole: ‘ COD FISH—W hite estas bo NNAN HADDIE— Lh. ; and HYDRATED LIME | GRANDMA WASH. ING Olds DUTCH | Cleaner | PREACHES—Fancy. Price 4 | MEFHAN’S SPECIAL } PILLSBURY | $ PATENT COFFEE — Whole. GOLDEN BIAATER-— er COCOA 2 for aan “Bakers 3 40c 60c KENTUCKY BLUE GRASS 2 tix Se +~KED—Pound WHITE CLOVER SEED-— Fine for sweeten lound sKEDS—F lowers Vegetables ing the lawn— 1f-Ib. an HO- Ib. aac k SHEEP S-Lb. Bags | 100-Lb. Sacks the . +10r FERTILIZER $7.85 3”"" 10c 2 (ans 15c ecco peony Paper 10c WAL TRE’ *® EXTRA FAMILY SOAP— Any size bar Per box. G®) Ihe. POWDER CLEANSER Twin Rrand: Ne. 2's Size Can Deven (Cans SHITE BANNER—3-1b. ean: hep flaver; can Deven Cans WALT— ran 3-lb. can: hop flaver: TDeren enan« HEN FEPD—No grit. TOO-th, aR ek 1'MP CORN aft Gar— 190 Th. sac! Hop- Flavor Malt Per Pound, 12c Light or dark This makes rour the. of Malt cost 326. Whe pat more for tin cans and tahbela® Thi« Malt ts put up and gnaranteed by ore of tre lergest manafactarers of Malt tn the country. $5.50 in S@-peound cans, no charge for container. in 30)-pound lets. OREGON HOPS — 30c round 10-Ih. lotsa, @Re MAIL ORDERS To receive prompt attention, must be accompenied hs nostoffice money | or certified checks. CITY DELIVERIES of $5.00 or more Made on purchase parts of the excepting out-of-the-way city Trial Tube F ree A-103 Edna Wallace Hopper, Mail. } Hand Lotion. 6 Lake Shore Drive, pale —, me a free trial tube of Youth Simmons Bed, Spring and Mattress Another triking eo ary WAIMUL-Ii! Sim 1a Simmons Rag Sprit: gs a i oun ®, ’ $16. 90 | CARROLL’S ‘ mp Pte 1116 Olive St. ' | To Get Home Help A nurse, maid, housegirl or a woman to do cleaning, use a Post-Dispatch Want Ad. Call MAin 1111 The Sunday Post-Dispatch has the largest circulation of any newspaper the Seuthwest abie & | FREE vith g this Set $149 This outfit comprises new bed- davenport with coil spring bed, club chair and fireside chair upholstered in crushed velour. Also a_ beautiful davenport table and lamp. As shown Our large buying power is again demonstrated in this special pur- chase and sale of Bed Davenport Sets on these re- markable terms. 10 Cash © Delivers Set $25 Day-Bed With Cretonne Mattress ibe $1 Down oa Finish, Opens to a Full- Size Bed, Complete DINNER §S WITH EVERY REFRIGERATOR ET FREE Splendid Quality Most Modern Ice and Food Saving Insulation $45 Axminster Rugs A special purchase. Size 9x12. Choice of many de- signs and colors . $1 DOWN 3-Room Outfit Complete With Floorcovering $3.50 Weekly 3-Room Outfit Complete With Floorcovering . $e 50 Weekly ~ - ree Dene ey, i! Mo ee ee eT Deh Nae ela warty ae EE Leese + UPN ante Se ee ’ se Ios 7 Pre Pam ee RGN Hl AR Ree, ese y nosing: te se reas agrees ernie eng ne cote ig i RE I A ns ty ia aati oe . - we Pe aR cet p86 8. IE NE Br oer me a ES TE rane we epcamdthin : Mitit 2A tiem me eet mart 4 pipe eat, “Oa eaers Reeae Bo ro Res Dig X Lo pen nun me eh ee elt a cat va abe in 4 " es ers ae meets . pen . anges analy pds: as 0 al we ctinn soa i 0am ne sp aaiy netting 6a hve * adits: nent ars + 4 an. . pa eGoeten pee bs nto any: se 7 Bef ce pachesige on jllon Sites Agee snmp. eager P . es «ait afer ay > =: aan caaest ar eeentd EO RRS wor Ae a OT Nae eee Main I ln eee RINE ee ON NE OEE! —— OR eR HP eS nal atitietaneemtniatiadinmadiatn datas dente eetenteaeieetaeedin sat ee os

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MARCH 26, 192% | ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCP 3 Sages ae ape ae __SUNDAY MORNING, Ho eee PAGE 18_ SST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH._— a me. § : ee | 105-07-09 OLIVE ST. en SUD... | 7 000 SME FOLWE STREET EASE REPORTED se Fo BeYorn DB ENTIRE 3100.000.00 WAREHOUSE STOCK OF FURN pee REPORTED SACRIFICED IN A MONSTROUS 4 = 7-Story Building. > Bic. : ’ ‘ 4 ‘= a ee ? ' ix 5 ae ; : : SBe.3 a . Ben BS a ; ' ~ i ga ie © 4 4 "ar « : | = Fi os LS : ie ; $ aa ee " 3 i? ; ie $i ae 4 cr : or. =. as; ° - 7 Sj & a. sy + fe é : Pak 4 i. J £ P i : : : C= ’ * a : 3 + tl a § > : U ae ~ so ee he > £2 ee - LA Pa 4 = *} > BA. | 7k oe e ee) x 24 i 7. 2 sa .*=.. oieat R > Ye oe aa ee % a tes -— E - i. = ie 1a SS az 2 om ° ee ae % $3 SS. — & BE e- = 4 : “a 2 i: % . re + 7. 3 ye = & we 5 : > 2) ee at ; ; i et ss rs . : ; F P ae, Re 7 Ss - uf arm: * . Po 5 See x @ eeu : ; . He. t es a ee ras t 2. ay tes eink . oS cei | 2 ' : ; = e oF tae a = | g : -" “a ‘4 4 " ¥ ae ’ F. F ae } a “4 a | . ay -_ % 3 = , qd S * 4 peytsT C . = _ + = = ¥ aoe ry ° Teh eS ERRG 3 & : 4 Shitaar | BE Ontimistic Sign sa ‘ Qo ’ +e "y > ‘ PS Oe Sa Bi ry Ve E . y * 4 : ‘. e. ‘ me § Ze * Fy ; 4 ? Se = re e z . Se red a ; ere Be .7 eo aa 23 a * eS %, se, os aut. i he x > ¥ : 4 aor os 2 : : = . : + na’ not °: oe er! : : ; whos: : Band sos of —F : warehouse, located at the northeast corner of 8th and Franklin avenue, is to be wrecked in part to permit the widening of Franklin ah ED Tipe discos dee a $27.50 Double-Deck ira ‘This means that the immense stock that this warehouse holds must be disposed of in double-quick time! We have gone the $27.50 Th Door Side-lcer pleas . ‘ft « I 5 .cfuired vy j : : fy To= during eur ou inet. extension table. five mohair 5-Day Warekbeuse Dispoanl Sale art VW arechouse faertftced $ 50 Warekouse Dispesal Sale art aaurin«~ one = . . e ° » . Warehouse $435 9.Pc. Dining-Room Suite Very fine quality: buffet. china cab- 994" 00 E xtemaion table complete with four gracefully designed chairs. Priced in Our Rapid nage ehairs and ene armehsair Priced in Our pase 15-Day Diepesal a 2 Warehouse Dispoaal Sale at $1 10 7-Piece Cleverly Designed Breakfast Set 15 Sale at bi (leverly designed buffet. china closet, extension table and f . e. Rapid 15-Iay Waereheese Diapeani Sale at me eur chairs. Priced in Ougr —— ya tr ISE LOUNGE Pianos! Phonographs & Radios Almost Given Away | $64.50 Silver Gray Oak, Corcelain-Top Kitchen CabinetS@Qy 7; | £12599 AitPorceiain PM EE ET SA SSAA rhe Prie i in Our R id 15-) ¥ . = i » “i ’ - enon CH $75. $100, $125 & . Celebrated $550 Macey & w“ ster ‘Déspoanl Sale pee 39." Bungalow € h. res “ie sae ae $ 75 $165.00 Premier Nationally-Known Kamp Pla er aa With «helf. ee 5 = : tente aa Sacrifice ur- - riftee r a ; pe tne our Ware. 19: Up te $150 RADIO —o IANO. $35 Kitchen $42.50 Porcelain $52.50 Porcelain | 5% Pebeciale | — od 63°” . | . s g of ~~ meigyt n autiful Console Cab- as er iece ng op di T j Disposal Sate ” ' Sale, Price at PHONOGRAPHS ae eomae eam RADIOS TS Gill ee ae aE Cabinet Kitchen Cabinet Kitchen - Cabinet BE smi Pan, _ aa SS-Poot Sacrificed during eur Sacrificed during our truley marveloa bargain Priced in Our Rapid Priced in Gur Ra = ios. as argal f. pid | Priced (tur : ‘ rage Pall Z a? ¢ W arehouse Disposal Warehouse Disposal Sale Sacrificed during our Sacrificed during our 15-Dar Woreh ou se ii-day Warehouse Bia. Sodio ane oe eee Priced in Oar Rapid eat ‘ ; “ | Saie at at Warehouse Disposal Sale Warehouse Dispesal Sale Dispesa! $14 75 — Sale posal Sale i5n-day Varebkouse Die. : ed . 2m $30 DAY-BED : sale at. $19.75 |: $23.75 | »""' "= $26.80 = a an O8 Co ea ie Roll - $29 75 $74. 00 ~ .e GAS RANGE 5 F i "7 as — —_—- See oe Fae : dati vc Rugs and Floorcoverings—!l4 to 14 OFFI | cecritices axe. § 98 a. ...:°%,, saehiiliatinta pa - - ‘ . ” — 7 aoe Kad ai > betes 5 le Sei — Pipe an gyal were Pte ie. —w “7 4 _ alae tear optics Oe ee Me EE ee SAD hte es a Th OPO er ee eae ae SURE tai, ey es te ata. we he - oe a tf romtarcr ~ at wetti euter t Sacrificed ‘Daring § 15 a % wein'es me ie J see ing our Ware- Our Emme S DINNER SETS AT LESS acrificing the well-haown 5.00 KIiR™W A EAMLE 844.50 8112 FRIVGED VELVET 840.9 Bx12 1 LL-WOOL 4 i. house Dispe- THAN WHOLESALE PRICES! Rembrandt Table Lamps sdoak aaa "$44.85 Dispoat sale Price, PLVGS | WINSTER RUG. Warehouse sal Sate ose ot : Vat Glee oo ie cee ess. snirans anes e od a ai ang per —— a oiadiin sain Misissh-8 he ytitatertaicy ax 9 na es, sae ps ae PA. Phe os Ma ae = if Mie « cabana - at During Our Warehouse Disposal Sale . Disposal Sale at $22.50 100-PIECE DINNER SET— $9.80 a ‘-old-Plated and @Qnyx Marble <tand« Price Price $24.60 he’ . Warehouse Diapesal Saic Price With Pleated Silk Georgette Shades $5750 OxIS ALL-WOOL AX- | sid.eo e212 FELT RUGS , — «= in company thus $30.00 Smith & Davis S29.50 1M-PIECE £00D LUCK DINNER een Vv a arehouse $15 75 | rsa Te G. Warehouse Warehouse Disposal! $5.85 $35.00 x12 ARMSTRONG iN- = a _— ‘ae m this ther : SET—Warehkhouse Dispeo<«al $16 75 capees ale Price aposal Sale $32.75 Sale Price LAID LIVOLEt™ RUGS. Ware- a |e ies ttt: = ce DAY-BED Sale Price a $321.00 V alue—W arehouse Price ho %se Disposal $19.85 $225. 00 Bridge = | PW en aa % teal $85.00 100-PIECE RICH WOTTLE DESIGN Disposal Sale Price $19.85 $74.50 9xI2 SEAMLESS 4X- $42.50—A.32110.6 Seamless. AN- Sale Price Superior full gray me & et ‘oC Sa Sanrantes®. Serrificed -Dur DINNER SET—W archouse $36.50 Value—Warehouse MINSTER RUG. Warehouse | Wool, Deep Pile Axminster lain combination coal .e | a ing Our 50 $ Rus -Waret $26.75 ARMSTRONG 9x12 FELT- 2 Ries as. anche Dispesal Sale Price : : Disposal Sale ux arehouse ae 2. ven — = ti “to be estab _~ use s] 6: 15 Disposal Sale Price... 23.45 5 Price 39.75 Disposal Sale Price 75 BASE. Warchease $14.75 gee bilge os ow Ware Mo, + tee, Weel Disposal Sale Price. sale sf Be ss ; es . , — 4 r ~- ° -_- seid | ? — » ' Manning for tieig pen Every Evening ‘Til 9:00 During This Sale ) See $33.50 Smith & Davts SS A KS LS i ccmeamnaanmmnanaea : ngs, Cs 3 ~ jar? é yy *) 4 j } - DAY-BED . ZO | \ | FREE DELIVERY WITHIN A RADIUS OF 60 MILES | | 1S \ ; Sea —— design. Saert- aed with. a be ; ‘bees ' a sii i ee ot, = 3/95 | acemmmmomne | MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED! | Scum | oI i 2. : ’ n boulevard and 1105-07-09 OLIVE ST. a: ae 1105-07-09 OLIVE ST. = at mgs 0 _ ~ , -~ a DN ee a iy oe oe an a Bits te ‘ bl ne i ty 9 : m. -9 Peon. 4 er Pe ee ; P o yt eS Pal ht 2g, gy oF AEe & racawcnpy ties dl . Seee ? Treund regard-¢ «a8 | Or large Dbulidings withi Pay rt

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50 Three-Door Side-Icer Refrigerator 75 Three-Door Side-lIcer Refrigerator 85 TT $.00 Three-Door Side-icer Refrigerator h. Ice ca- ty. Sacri- $ ad during Warehouse 2? posal Sale nt . $65 Porcelain-Lined 3-Door Side-Icer Refrigerator Ib. ice ca- $ cre. 94 Se ege apes $85.00 All-White Steel—Full Porcelain-Lined Refrigerator - door side -icer atyvle. iftced ony $ : rehouse = Porn! eat. $86.00 Full White Porcelain Frent and Top Cabinet GAS RANGE $75.00 “Quick Meal” GAS RANGE ‘rificed nk our $ rehouse gg e of 0.00 whic Porcelain-T rimmed ide-Oven GAS RANGE erif iced $125.00 All-Porcelain sungalow Range ith shelf. Sac- ficed during . r Warehouse tee Sale All-Porcelain Enamel Side-Oven GAS RANGE 00 Bridge & Boach perior full gray a nN combination coal and gas high oven range. erificed During ~e Ware- house Disposal Sale at $148.00 $190.00 full porcelain combination coal and gas range. Sacrificed During Our Ware- house Disposal Sale at $118.00 TT RE 6 NET ce nar oO RTE SOP PRE EE et oe weculation is keen as to Houses and Flats enter By FP oo seebocees +h: pepeeee eter wn eree 333p83s33 400 SALE QUNE STREET USE REPORTED —— ——~ —— . f Southeast Corner at. Street, Occupied Building. TY ACTIVITIES fi motion of Operations a Market Street Another wimistic Sign in Deals | By Berry Moore. Fendicate. composed of per- ‘whose identities have not 4 disclosed, has pur ased beer lease of the sout Set Tenth and Oliv: iby the Southwestern iA the sphone Co. T Cook & Co. handle consideration S$400.- tiations. The ireported to have been The syndicate Wus ed by the Holbrook-bBlack. Real Estate Trust Co +7 lin rr seven-story buildi Ty Bhe Southwestern compan the 99-year lease, occupies The upper floors oO ling formerly housed the Bell Absolute control of the rty is given under the lease, Mmding the improvements. he site, having 5° feet on Olive with a depth of 109 feet, Is fed by the Wayman MeCreery ite. for which the Mississipp! y Trust Co. is executor. It is Fincluded in the transaction. Speaulation as to Purpose. the poses for which this outstand- corner has been acauired. wt floor is occupied by we, Shoe Co., » Broadway vears ago, in the wake of Scruggs. moort & Barney, whose depart- Esfore occupies an entife block give street. six-story building eT. eccupnied by with a ftront- stres of or $25,000 s lease soon will in aiso is owning vities Extend Westward. 9-year lease of the sout corner of Tenth and Olive recently. was acefuir by algreen Drug Co., with plans handsome drug emporium. Meld Bros., before their con- on with Werner & Werner. ah option on thi site, ob- m through Isana« T. Cook & PThe option was surrendered Negotiations with Werner. & Br iook tangible form. MSion of the moveme} nd boule \ ard i. and resumption of ™m Market street. w \ developments of the real estate market. Was exemplified especially Purchase of the southeast 0 Olive street and Spring » and the lot adjoining the Pest corner of Elevent and me sireets, opposite the Court- : how under construction Olive street corns “hi by a modern three-story ee With stores and apart- "a8 purchased by the H, R Realty Co.. through the Us Realty Co was owned Mteer Realty The sits frontag: ON Olive street of et with tt. = 88-Foot Frontage. adepth on Spring of Co. Y acquired the adjoining 19° ‘ b Olive street Cornet & Zei- dle : idled the transaction “U0n with the Maurer. ‘ , . Re ai | Stat . t i? i 4 Purchased rr viously ¥ } 2 pith a frontage on Olive Pray the Py Uritar | COT} pans ¢ > : * frontage on this thor- ‘ c . . oF $8 feet, with a depth Peatieth of G4 Tero? trom the wid lt i — ing Slation is m™ On th. corn er } . SQSVv fo Advertisements NAS: WS | On the Following Pages: race Apartments for Rent 7 Apartments, Fur. (Per Rent) 1 Apartments (For ‘Sale 11 Apartments. Wanted to Rent Rullders’ Column Bungalows. (Cottages (Sale) ice Rungalows, Cottages (Rent) = Rusiness Opportunities 1S Business Property Wanted Business Property (For Sale) Business Property (For Rent). . Dwellings Wanted (te Kent). Dwellings for Kent Dwellings for Sale Exchange (Keal Patate) Farms, Farm Land PFarme for Kent Farms Wanted Financial Tilatse Wanted Fiate for Sale Fiats. Fte.—Foer Colored (Rent) Fiais for Rent (Furnished) Flats for Rent Cameges, stables Hotels Houses for Sale Houses for Rent Houses Vanted Houses, Etc. (Colored) Improved Property Loans Lots for Sale N Money Wanted song ENN ~ Personal Property Loans Renee ERA: Keal Fatate Wanted to ~ aaa Real F ot . ‘ ~ ‘ oheoed . Preston oe Bradshaw, Architect. Real Estate Loans Real Fseiate—Countrs 8 ttt sd Pf A PBS LD Dam PIPPI AES ASE CG LF FF Die £ Dts isd Wi 14) ae ae NEW GLEN ECHO CLUBHOUSE [S RAMBLING ENGLISH TYPE ‘Occupies Site Among Oaks on One of Highest Drug Company Within Will Take. Place Washington. now roadw: las obtain east side of sroadway, just nor ot Washing- avenue, whic ave been taken lease. One of the complete drug stores in the contemplated in the new) now occupied by to be torn down make way for the widening of “ranklin avenue, which will reduce ithe depth of the lots on the north ‘Side of this thoroughfare, now 55 ifeet deep. to 25 feet between Third iand Ninth streets ! The northwest corner of Broad- i'way and Franklin avenue has been ‘occupied by a drug store since 7 istomers halling from city. Originally was strictly an apothecary where only crude drugs were | lar-priced March 19 move within 20 days. i'session of the present building i: ilimited to June 10. The Broadway ' ‘Store will be occupied as soon as ithe qu arters are equipped Points in County—Overlooks Swim- ming Pool. the new Hiouse vw Hneonie from being bles crowned with "A athe rvanes Th a r f a rahnes. } ii rool Variegated Vendor down from Hhght to A Spacious entrance hall i i i¢ Ke? rooy Studio type opens on a balcony on | — Air Swimming Pool. | and a timber roof. 2he | rj wwe n will have especial a have exposed rafters and a large one piace. rom rece pti or large and spac . i. ~ | alr Lerrace. ithe widening of Olive strect. Ap- iparentiv operators have awakened | belated realization f the fact stros in nnection indell boulevard. will be a 1N0-foot boulevard fror Twelfth boulevard to Skinker road f the street widenin ‘ with the completion o program r Was acaulre recently ear lease the ] oOrwa Sani ph M depth on sLEN fert (od building ES 4% occupy th two lots ; >? a St ceytion ¢ side lot vrhich is vac: ‘a he 5 ed + he new rhe onposite new . es 7 ron reston os EST ATE NEWS. SEE Bradshav architect of th : | NEXT PAGE. “| Parking a Problem in Dis- | James Cull le 2 ha »¢ 7. - ; , . ; ; . + ¢ } iso of the s UGiQ C. i if! s f tj lY connection with FOR ADDITIONAL REAL FOR SALE Beautiful Homes 7800 West See Them Today Why pav high rent when vou can buy homes hike these on payments to suit Te ies alenret 415 Polo Drive Decorated Throughout With Craftex Furnished With Oriental Rugs and Draperies $n 7716 Country Club Court Are open daily for your inspection. We Plan, Build and Finance PArkview 412 7763 Polo Drive (CONSTEUCTION CO 52,000 AUTOS “RERSAY. Sti oy missible for one-hour periods be- The Federer Realty Co. reports inue, to William tichter; 3969 ee — a ee ee i the following sales: Flat, 3654 ese ENTER DOWNTOWN ver place, for Mrs. Irene K. Bruno ‘to Mrs. Sophia Kaufmann: for Har- jry E. Grafe, flat, o306— Lipette ave- } | Walsh street. cee for Jonh P. ; Fendler to Stephen Varga: bunga- ‘low, 3973 Walsh street. for John P |Fendler to Alfred W. Cullman: $ for i'Charles C. Cunningham. bungalow. a een '5419 Rosa avenue, to Jacob Lermer: 4605 Delor street, bungalow, lliet to Fred William scewede: for Matthew J. Zava trict Bounded by Twelfth | to Louis J Keiflein, 2638 Montana J. Fen- street. bungalow; for Robert BI., Third and Market Sts. | “'°": mR we Pig rg mg tag Bowen d ° ' Lillian E Barth: for Fugene | an Franklin Av. Freund, the northwest corner of | Ohio avenue and Pestalozzi street, to Frank Boettigheimer: 35 feet on downtown congested | the south line of Dover place, Holly Hills. for, Harry P. Riefling to W bounded pv Franklin av- . ; H. Thias; 400 feet, Woodland Park . ox + rrr $6 1 » ret street, Twelfth boule- ! addition ’ fe vig npaecdioome@ | MR. AND MRS, EARL GIRALDIN Dé e ror 2500 of BACK FROM CENTRAL AMERICA space there fo time, parking being per- Ivarl Giraldin, vice president of |Giraldin Bros. Real Estate Co., ac- 'companied by Mrs. Giraldin. (of Central America, {Including a ba f ’ ry | ’ ’ 9 Sei ¢ *r . © > p ° “4 ’ tween 9:; 1. and 4:30 p. 1. | return todaw from a six weeks’ tour | j About 39,000 of the machines com- bbean sea cruise. ing downtow: tianage to utilize | ; siivctidienindiiatetcatatsnianpiebianeiiidceiiiatia + i a 3 - re on the :. of Thirteenth and St. Charles/.. ~ ’ ' i'Universal Automobile Service Co.,!/ .. 7. sihreve avenve, announces the fol. interested per- 49 cents for each additional hour, timated Since there | with a daily maximum of 35 cents movements, all of ne garages collect $7.50 a month rve to delay traffic. There | from regular tenants. but one some decrease in the influx in igroup of garages charges $8.50 to sid eat ($15 monthly, less certain deduc- builder, |tions for regular custom has studied the situation, says Favors Parking In Building. re now lo garages and 29 Two large department stores and near the congested dis-!)haye provided garages for their cluding the largest garage, | customers of about 375-car capac- Lich he does not think draws | ity each and another has a 100- ich trade from downtown, They | car lot. William King & Associates accommodate about 6290 4@U-/ lot plan a $500,000, six-story, 550- «A 12.000 im Streets and Alleys. I streets. Mayor Miller's scheme for iddition to the machines | improving the river front down- es and lots. he f ‘town by a proposed bond = issue on the levee. Construct . the di Sstric new Civil (‘ourthouse has closed 10,000 parkes mn |} contemplates a large parking space nd 10,000 mentioned, he thinks eee fe parking space is hardest to si DH As to occupants of the build-'! find on Saturdays, when the num- in the belt and 7000 to work- = ber of persons who go downtown im the congested district. Thus, prepared for outings, is largest. accounts for about 13.000 cars | The Aldermanic transit report, rked in and near downtown all looking toward a time when it become necessary to pr ohibit the garages ing in congested areas, cents a day | mended that a large floor in ! 24 hours: big new building should be garages. The city-owned ¢ vided for parking the oécupants’ $7 Market garage charges 1», automobiles. 4 aa a a a } a mobiles Which 1650 jcar garage at the southeast corner | ithe Universal Automobile Servic: Real Estate (Other Cities) : Residences for Rent Radel Residences for Sale ' Residences Wanted to Rent. Resorts— ountry Board Stocks. Bonds ~~ t Suburban Property for sale Suburban Property for Kent... Suburban Property Wanted A EE ne net Plans Com ple ted for Five-Story ‘SEVERAL § SALES REPORTED Building—tTotal Cost to Be $896.000. | BY CHRISTIAN BRINKOP C0. The Christian Brinkop Real Es- Plans for the 500-car garage 2621 South Grand boule- vard, reports the following sale Lot on Wanda avenue for George (o., on Delmar boulevard wes: of | : . ; ‘ - Le be oe } | street level, and the second floor! ‘® ngs oultet . 32a Sinnesota avenue for Charles six feet above the street level. | e3 * : ‘ 4: 4 100 1 : Edelmann to George Lie@l. space 10 r 3 Let en eae “id ; A space by 30 feet, i 3008 Minnesota avenue for George Street level, will be used as a wi Lied! to Marie Von Der Ahe. ine + ae oe ] have two elevators, Care -witt | (GN EAREI LEASES STORE ascend bv wadnel inclines, ith +s wae , wee site is that AT 3111 SOUTH GRAND AVENUE of the old Y. M. H. A. building on ee the north side of Delmar, 345 feet! The Mercantile Trust Co. has practically a sixth story. west of Grand, with a frontage of |/eased for the Edward Butler estate 100 feet and a depth of 150 feet] the storeroom at 3111 South Grand to the future Morgan boulevard,/@venue in the Butler Bulliding | ‘and and Arsenal streets, to the Inion Electric Light and Power Co or a wew branch electric and sery- office buildings, particulariy budd- ;new electric store, the company wil! ings occupied by physicians offices.! endeavor to render better service Pians for a rBof garden andjand bring to the people of the south restaurant are under consideration | district complete and convenient The entire investment, including | e/ectric sales and service iground value, is estimated at $896.- | STOCK SCoTT ‘S00. The * pending incor- | REALTY CO. company, 'poration. has ee office in the Mis- ADDS THREE SALESMEN ‘'souri Theater building. The site was urchased by the oo The Stock-Scott Realty Co. 'through the Walter R. Gol Iman low x uadditions to their an} 2 ; in . a ‘6 - Aj, Real Estate Co force: Mrs. Fred and Mr. M F | Williams and H. F. Krueger. The, | WOLF-PGLLAGK GG. ERLARGES. [:2:. transactions. and nine aan an 2000 parked in alleys. Of the | one big parking lot. Drivers notice ; im a position to handle loans and GROUND FLOOR QUARTERS) in ras Catena oy yest tip. Ee . A eR reaping. «ges , : 7 BO APO RB EAM ya i Sie en ee re Deiat ela alat LS he oof a. ak Rae eee ie ak ead a ey / i Ok RE “Ein REA ~~ ewer , ‘ NRT es EE I Re ST A Ei CENT ag AY ted haga Pare We near em am Wine VN 8 RR PR IN se lint ty Rtbebeg 89 SRA eS each, Ms Sept dem oon he) epee ene ES omen " anrenmngrenn a am does ES ln ee alana ne aire. a wade: +4 nae aaty. >a yore ee ee | Pa: ae 7 Da gee «adaware ayers ma hha “line Bs ~ mn A eee : . A NOI MR Int I A hie RE RECN A Bist REE RE ENP asctibromntticnts / 6 SRE ae ND etn. eos . ennsinde een aaa iy: satan sn a errenct ph. ape = we « ~— ne ete” CRIS my v coe tn wee es POR CE oc eA: ORT tar A GLI GANT CNR em ee pe tcc siilitadalinae baa: " - = noeditoiuan ee Oe ee (Sen en Aan rom Ace Rar ANE, A Re Re li AO A RN ARBORS Vo A ot all ct i iti Np, | ONIN nth no eae AR INT tle tas ie i AIR a tt ON A Ee EI Ris hm NAA OB NN Le tes Pit. inter htm OS oye ne re oe om owes:

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; = ; a $$$ _—_— TRACTS NEAR LADUE ROAD Church Keeps Apace of Neighborhood Growth ~ UT H KINGSHIGHWAY : New $750,000 Sanitarium at Hot Springs, Arkansas _ ___|) 7 ARE SOLD BY EOGERS © C0. aliens ey : sot The Eggers Realty - ment Co. has solid five tracts nea - iia F , - - y * a, .- ox ra . x; . nga mae Be > ‘ _— “F, : \ . - “Glu > . ~ . ~/ the . ~ 2 DO ew. ; ~ r aie ' ] se " *, T - $ | . aa * — a ’ ' ullding immediateis pees ; “secede Pe who has recently ™ - a | ) =: ¥ Ut? ‘ — 2S te st F This is another indicatton of the, [ir ‘ ssi Ne Ne eae AE SP ese oe _Beclage ae agg g to | s &- - Fe 732. 44'a5 t : | ( ) rapidiy develc pi} £ ~~ siness on ae A oes = hae rs PW : . sala ae a 2 : ture Th ice wa Ker » ? 4 4 j S, :s : * 5 | , sd ' W P} single busin | portani traf? the southwest shire and Neesh e417 - ‘ o'> « = cornerstone was laid v se new St. Joseph's Sanitarium in Hot Springs Ark., which and Itaska, less rill indutiiicaion egeliaes h’e infirmary, built in 1903, now outgrown. The new build- ane mae ata y 7 ves ft ing. teananced by the Mercant! t. Louis. will_cost $750, ooo. There will be rrr private : ee aul ments is the completion of the busi- and x6 ward rooms with acc ommodati ons , 147 a The Bath Hall, with ten tubs and accessories, ~“"" * hn eee ) } a 2 Sr i seh .o 7 : EF mepecially desirable, a! aca geet ope ge egal Se peageE oe to compare most fa he many other fine establishments in Het Gpeings. thei .nits : 195 O¢ eee 2 - © eee | as 2577 . . A_-# | Me, exceeding! moderate. ae ee | dining room for guests wil! ac ~eemnadate 140, ieee addi tional facilities for the Sisters, "se gn a —_ apa. ae : . accomimodé . >? in Re &T} _oOre ~ Sere : , by ss ae . *-s ~ ve . : $ te ; | . = , | “ STE css see cer cent leaned (S04 employes. Tticeabe: of epece and the 2qul ee eee werk in tig Tine © NEW SALES MANAGER FOR a eat eS = PHON IE DE —— hm a nae | The enterprise is under the direction of the Sisters of Mercy, ‘— lo tees Klemabres, —— 3 , — before completion. The corner has p0 Soiings in 1888. The architect is Henry P. Hess of St. Louis, and Herman on THE REMSBECHER REALTY CO. . = j mbes h leased to Miss An . aes ) tion Co. are the contractors. ae a =a won’ ; who is operating a fashio: le te e scaled eae _ ee —-_ als . eae? : a shop: on the Lansdow ne ae. the _, RESIDENCE AND OTHER SALES sisi oie tha dditi: ] 2 .e@s | itu ‘N pers ons : T) ? i; : Wi ‘ 2 ©2 , , : main entrance porch ang QO ae wgeean ment maskes*e'F"°* SALES QF REAL ESTATE IN WATSON-O'ROURKE FIRM resens Se] segeies ‘oho. cates | as Tareas semeetions: = ane toes ant. "ene HOTE L. Batz: th: rshing Supply Co the past ? years ; ' Mone so waa ee ee ee ee rear of th : rato oe .n CLOSE SEVERAL SALES: Ne ce Recvene pe hy tens rae rear of the news | for radio and auto supplies; Frank COUNTY BY LE GRAND JONES | kel-Rptickeon Res! ake "., , completed cting wie a ’ Tv + -* lori : } izer RRO f _ . so raat wit ‘ “ nn pated). ci) att t =orrows 7 oe bs — : : tT? — Qists CVE. = . . Wi r. Weinert, florist: E , no Wats: SERENE Was Soecdh: F. Shchmnsin Fien} tte!) UOweePeg! [will take charge « he new chu Italian | SOW rectack al HOTELS dry goods: iila. sé sa # _* ii , a i a ‘aa ft . - bh ala f the 2 or “an x» } ie ; y (Chin R _— ' ee 2 ae sy ° . statin aig wa ‘ : ‘ 2 : a“? r 7 * R rt ag Locust e 3 ready-to- a | = te | enle e the ne , si D4 Whirtte 5 pewa street and Nebraska ave The ray J Op : ——e ' - : monize ith t estate office for Harr) . ; : Ve — : sitied — — —_———— ¢ , . witk reg armonize wi the ¢ ae 2S - 4 idle ‘ ; 4 siaikisted (‘lavton ana l é ; i au ue " - ’ . . » 1-7 @ t Kins ; Wav a2iiG : e ? : ; wih 71 rner . o> gedlpsterotdlipantaeromnd CIES Se Ts | toce-co-s.0t ua chaos property at 2888 BIGHT NEW BUNGALOWS jon abutting Kingshighway and {tame construction. |Win cicios The cornerstene-layiag ati m wii . . " riiid ‘ J “ m ~~ of Ks : ; ss a ’ i 4 . . ~ . - - + 9 "? . rs , | : ‘ a en ' \ i Sid bing ' > - h 5 is bein nany. Thea Sou" sn vil ing _ : fr : : : me: ; : : s " a +e is ‘ ‘ ‘ -s i ON HAMPTON AVENUE > #' i). a AA ns iets x } trimn Qe wy ) ’ 2 : ‘ : 4 arranges , ; : ’ : ; ‘ ’ ' ‘ ; / C = | - . Pi + eed ms . “ “ i+ E by prin “o. were the iain’ ontracto ee a hie an : SSaGE> | weu a Gco.pa, & operatiol O% ime pas year 48 ta, reinforced sncrete floors and | ©@**Y SPF for the erection of this bwildin ee ee eee Oi Onn and is ziteenen ty + i feet 10 inche : th sid f ‘ ildin Brothe Real ‘foodiand Park has necessitated Spanish unfading variegat "ed John P. Fendier is the aa * 4 : 7 Ven - ‘ Té os 4 4 ‘ . . lay - a? 4 eo ‘ ‘Ww + * rz > - 4 7 + ° r — ~~ ** > y . * és >} "ontr etor ; financed through Harrv Newman. ~~" "5". alias aieenyre yt virus xe aes vg . sn ee nm} &8ta r. , ‘S64. +bhe erection oc r.dditionai 4 m- le root a aa = si ee ee Plans were ; RBAIN? ' N. Euclid Inc., and Love. Van Riper & Bry scalp bees é ei a | Street, comage, tor = ee pene. Ws f, 40C ON Fariim a moder jungaiows 61 mampton odatic rh resent combin high. will be on the Rhodes av olph F. Stauder, architect Bpherson ms. connecting bath ee a on es aa : ws cae , ss. 4 Re ye peas | ies micah oe Stn: wharne | eee bh rih-migd pabe ‘ a ee po ey ep teer np heobe a , Pe pith en Moe Ny " Pes ee cela ate | stata shen ‘ ca ‘ Alp igs ee 7 en were renga Naa Say 7 Pa i iain ws ee Segiedin ERA. ight - Drie “ w | REARS ‘ Pane se os - vm vane , aati tigers sedi a: © ly Be I Ame E tA «Rl ENE Seer, dele I ti eee 3 ‘ a t ay Ke ahs 2 ~ . Rael! sop pea He Lea Lae oe tes . a te 9 oe v r RE a gy! ORNS ich OS ER UNE tate eR OA pe ee BT ; “ : : hae tae American ‘3 cit. (c7? SEVERAL SALES REPORTED yf ti al iat ds eceliaceall eaee Alveateatnsrtadlnminnnarrtesi siti mii. og POA eee Oe | Mrreeclit my 8 oy gees erica cringe aaa yas PMS HEN 1 te nich addition- vation of the church si! ‘ill be ganized the parish in 1967 MSTEALD HOTEL—One of the best_in ee” 4 un | | | ; . |e he are toy Mlaipeeom Rept as ; 3 © The Pe on Free electric fans. JEL r e. A. Weinig & " ' . * i re : ; ’ ss J 7 s 5 a 3 es J 5 ; n u ‘cBO: ») weekly, Blue Grease = ee, “SH ARDEL L HOTEL 1. comforable rooms 1) 2 ween LINDEL L oe A HOTEL | a - . nfortad G -a.8 The Manchester Model Home has been a Florissant ao rn ET Ty FOREE SE one ne econ ete ana f ALBANY HOTEL” Gad to Dorothy Gad for Mrs. Vernon. WMIVERSITY PARK PROPERTY “2% Hartmann, 3392 Nebrask , _oean _ariractie, heme ment Co. on the build at 3916. Bellis R ee i = Pra gage ° Be Pare. FOrest 3021 Heo € : ne coacauat ob En, F ROSELLE ‘HOTEL Truncan «et a norted ' ; ; ' SEY oa * «i . ; A*, 7 i. ee- _ . “4 _* . ‘ : ™ , +1 . »* Ji * = 5 Trane Cc lecne peas ‘pias ro and RESIDENCE AND BUSINESS PROPERTY SOLD BY BERGFELD = Mound City Malt Co. hs ut ‘ ~ 2 : he i hey a the vals , } " . [ ’ | . he Mo City Ma is} ot 50. fe purch nt. for the a int Joh - Erected at 1226 South ~ ae Choice of- rooms at hased the buildin a 729 North Te-nah Ward: 3117 H pton, j sOU (s .€asman to - Jose} and A , : ; ‘os «=©sModerniy equines) Broadwa\ um ore : pee A a + te — = one i Vandeventer to Show Ce” "gia bane ine te roan Lecated at 3575 | Fis O a i 4 : é 2 - Ae P (ce Moenc hester A rconiteéc- 4 . ; : \ Y a ; ound and Raymond | a4 Wadee. Wie ture and Construction ; ‘ H ss E ‘HOTEL i » ted the am) Sas = ‘ i ; ai ms VV Aer. ‘ ca stiila PA CLT ry 3 . as . in 4 aetinn of = THSeis. ; | ar a lot 45 by» : free i i t6 os lient of j - . | melLie atmosphere | 2.0" B stage es nAaASOT W of Duncan feet. to a client 7012 Kingsbury: Seetminss Trane Snes ce acid for H Nitwmn,_ REPORTS DEMAND FOR LOTS - a OUTSIDE CITY ON GRAVOIS Its Features” vee 700 Bathe. ’ Dining Rooma, ; ; ‘7 , ’ ’ bo i Li UL | ; ’ ; ' aie DD nung ue a8 ‘ : ; y 4 ES ' titiadl : : i i tine . = 4 ° ‘wc Re : 7 : : i . —" 61 , r . { > 5 —o- WANTS TWO (and only two fr praraioie fond just west of S== . = ! Highly-Experienced REAL ESTATE SALESMEN |] \—Tues., Thurs., Sat. Evenings Until at any hour by appointment. snd he: in the v + archite ir: 2 ARM: ) re cItp 2 on ; _ Market. Manchester ‘aa Sarah es as , _ te, . ai n MOU aegis : ie Br aarar sre FOR RENT BY street cars within a half block. enienti’ rd re ITN Many WINnd ve mpie lent ith! a . EPSTEIN & Bie Vandeventer and Southampton and Lighting fixtures are thi st mode: ruly an ideal home. LEALTORS cars pass our door. a ; Get Our Home Builder's Book Free! Asphait Shine! Boards. Wal!!l PD. ration fHiard wood Ff A Rea te ‘ Ro ,* ky aA iw sid JULIUS SEIDEL LUMBER CO. TTTTTITIIILIIILILITliiiiililiiiiliiiiiririt tel SHAPLEIGH HARDWARE CO. LEASES 6-STORY BUILDING —~. irWware ~_ ma 94 ~~ he ~~ *F ss ** Manchester a e. T } . o ; = ™ . - * -~_ * - In soliciting your patron- | 90 age we emphasize our he buildin: oxtail 58.000 | inspecting the M mm da yh ‘ee\ : right The PIiCes al ability to serve you = pr syster bera! z ’ Sleigh ~ oy rere oer tor eer a5. te gwen ee promptly and efficiently lepartments anda in all matters pertaining me a warehouse. Down Payment on Some The Balance in Easy a : sd r\\ N TOWN { EAT FURNISHED to Mortgage Loans. EXTRACT COMPANY TAKES Homes as Low as eaeney rayenents re ; ‘ - R 7 Vi FE N TS _~OFFICE IN BANK BUILDING Sat. During Regular Office ~ | | ; j “a , edar Sti reet » senna ae 7 nd Sundays, Evenings a: cy apartments. , : day Afternoon Call GRand 7839 | Hours GRand 2050 ——a ee SS : ~ ee he ese |@>3°' mente are suit i haan Crump & Trezevant ee Sra te eorre 1 REAL ESTATE LOANS rome see Sar ‘ Manchester Manufacturing Co. , se ¢ ; | J — Peinhberg A Jenen “sien ! Norta 714 Chestnut St. International Life Bide. The Feinberg & Jones Bas! © : , a. . _ GArfield 6907-6910 . card. reports the f o" it tat 1210 S. VANDEVEN ] ER, St. Louis $ . : ‘gj BS “- ‘ Lean Correspondents Metropolitan Life ins. Co. : f me . r ; . ‘ - Y NOTE: Write yeur name end address anywhere : ST. LOUIS PITTSBURGH MEMPHIS LITTLE ROCK aa wn 48:2 Farim avenue. ANNALER EELS HAE ORL IEDSIES SETTLE TELLS POH: * - Sones cigar s te A biuret es bes tect aa Altin ellipae ie bE RAZR AE ES.

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st N?D A : £ PMARCH 20.1927 Ss HOTELS jn ideal home for permaner uity In the heart cf SInigic Rows by the month, Sites luxuriously by the month ing Reem ) KINGSHIGHWAY APARTMENTS F¢ APARTMENTS | ‘FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOR RENT onan FO mbodies eviry poavible yn. we | New K ‘Kingeway Ane - Kingshighway at Yelme ale nasties ate part NAS IMC /gnuies from the heart of the busi) : Tub bath and cireulating i ree ee Oa ayy Cannot Equal 4134-38-49-46 Mar y Just Completed ttt, ty tll tii ee — — tn, sane Avenue tn et ee ey A, ep —— te Shoppe Surprising!y Low INCINERATOR AND AT LINDELL tae oak i. ane AP. ie ll ie ill ae RENTS AS LOW orest Pm, F ge accommodations d-Room ef ficienc electricity and FE nished. Beautiful] with ample closet s RENT a | ark Soto] West Pine at Euclid Ay chenette Apartments’ the FOREST PARK are de. Mully cozy in their home- bintments. The location from Forest Park—~— fally desirable. ver rates! AS $50.00 PER MONTH ett ee y apartment. He LLECTRIC REFR] y Craftexed pace. Only NLY $50 AND SOD Manager on Premises ¢ atin at, hot water, gas, GERATION fur-

a wear. vey -, Pe tate Luneh eon, 75c Dinner. $1.00 and d1. 20 Praceedins moderate, | Sunday Dinner. $1.50 Stuy hal ished. “Piosbe: ct. 0420. 2) we ome Lio few > ital then an ee secede son ane ROR Ae pt etal, ene ae ea le tit ne SPAR MEN TON aw —— 904 Chestnut PHONE DELM AR 5800 EE vem woxen -65 McPherson— o 498 POTOM AC Ce porch and@ Kingshighway.” At the rear of the new a ‘}) The main ,« ntrane ‘2 HOTELS tibule will fa, ES AAP PR Guan pelinelinddcaie cs. ea eee SR nheeeeene ‘ . 7 : » a aa vee BS Pans APARTMENTS For RENT and connecting with it, Will. beg new re in rectory, facing Rhodes » muse The 00 Sega of this buil@ HOTELS The conmstetone-taynns of the irch is being arranged fop | 'early spring. , John P. Fe ndier is the gen }e¢ontractor. Plans were drawn a - Adolph F. Stauder, architect. i "or I -z « Abany 1614 PRESS RIALTO HOTEL. wear GT Give—Nice. clean rooms, $] and — ee . baths: $1 day. $4 week up. - rooms, aa ene ash -| The Rey 8. 7 > dir V0N-DEL. 5x83 Enright: American ! Che f \ B. ? Stolt« who SF Pane an plan: best. ies oy n city Kanized the Parish in 1907. is y AD HOTEL—One of the best cor. The Rev. A. J. Weinig 4m 8.‘ sistant. . West End. Free electric fans. 5am fn. clean: weekly. $5: daily. $] , h 4040) llive ae SHARDELL HOTEL phone and bath. $10 a wee NDELL PLAZA HOT EL HOTEL MORRISON resa and Franklin. in the heart pemusement GIStrict: al) con réenien: te bath. $9 up “ALBANY HOT EL & first- clase Public din ng vom : ine. bu American plan. $50 ver moni b Pare. FOre ‘st SOOT ROSELLE HOTEL #145 LINDELL BL. ~ SS ERIE ccarazer “er REF Ow Le = econ TAKE NOTICE reasona bie rates. Moder: nly equipned CABANNE HOTEI, ; anes! residentia! section of S*. Louia: Cabanne: homelike atmosphere B Single end en Suite: private bathe 4 nerican plan room: unexcelledg ' $15 week ip: daily. WeekKl¥Y rates pr '0 high-clase rues? &. FOrest 8995. G GENTL EMEN Hinklev has 2 vacancles “ A St. aids Largest Hotel ind Some of Its Features 700 Rooms. 700 Baths. Five Public Dining Rooma. Nine Private Dining Roome ices and Supper Dane ta. Four Lounges ard Lobby. He ite} t00me. Hote’ Suites en ne with full Hot e! Sery) Card and ‘lle Room. Twn blocks from -~7 op oe ~ C2? 5 aw —s . Rates-— Daily, monthly . THE GEOG 7RAPHICAL ATER OF ST. LOUIS. F The Hotel ; pRONaDOZ Linde}} B} al Spring Ay. (c2) J Ow.. You are cor- 2268. V andeventer . PARTM ENTS Wly built of quality : here is dignity — di €rous size are ca e light. Bathroom eal home. . ENTS FOR RENT MEV T 5 rooms. $40. 3% {) Ww vm — RE NT DP MENTS FOR BY -EPSTEIN € SOX RE ALTORS you. to make your s Ae GRANp ~hestnut S Y $ 535 00 a Manches- bing LELAND eee ; or, 3 HEMA scare é % ? os foaor Cas ; a 1 4~ KINGs : he building xe? UM flog OSTA NI nee ously \\ eC oe hind 7 LELAND ‘. MAGNOLIA vey. : > b> > 110 00 dle ; Se@ fires YASH) INGTON . Re a smail Sve” 3398 W ATE biiie's’as SS 00 ! BER Firg, . e: Se? NS met®,, PERS HING | ar ‘ we .e Any SORTHY On nee 28 SO gy gf BBR ete 123 00 Ttlv 3. OSE BURY. PARK ee S ss 2 hath ha th. oor 165 00 €. * s 2 2 o,! 8 Central ~ é > “ ) TOY « yar or € ! , oa ? RS * “EMecorated: eae Janitor vanadamees tly E rT © id RU SSE & L. Ps Ror ) DoW NTOWN |’ ce =? a Ear FURNISHED Ir Cc; . E ; ’ —_ . Pd Me: Pb Ss ~ AP AR T M E N I S Tr . Ny A > 8 Cedar Street | SHENANTIOAH. we a > - teetri. Bacieacy apartments fast y° Pi ~ > + > Rrrig : » Murphy 1h-a-dor beda: | ¢ ~ S o x. ¥ _ bral eee Spartmenta are suit. | SPRING PS & 7 ‘ 8nd other pei. heat, . & © - rR) _Crunden-Ma. mn Man.-, th. c Clare and Wat ane ‘ SC OFT. g00 Cc cin’ ‘nut DRUZDA. RE AL TY CO. Weekis rates $5 uP; rooms wir 2 KINGSBUR : Soe leeving porch Tr : ; “Apar me nts Yard: garage it if desired. itor a. room giticienc; 4523 _MESTMINSI E rican or European: attractive home . ali conveniences: complet. p hotel are | AP ARTA ME NTS Merican and European Diali: room and a low as $55 per month. Rootne mw as $25 mo month. Lindell bus | ai door, Lindell $300. ic: AP. ‘ ‘ture anit LE ASE_pt P L EX 618 SOUTH RANESY 6un lo Solum bia Hote). reopened under new ement: newly nececorated and refur- G throughout Choice of. rooms at - 1GHT Ayn D GAS — 7 ARG YL EA AP. THE noogiteaes | Bean near Grand ax, Located at t fcaee AFA RT presi dec orate r te mire yi BA NISTER" RK BE: 0978 CL EME NS Model Efficie ne. umewt room ohio ie ic ! “i Reasonable Rent on South S ; $00 - ‘IS- P > RR ¥. RU ea Ht. 36 58 Ww EST PINE. north Delmar) —4 fficie 1S “4009 L UND ay ANDE RSON-STOC} V INC ENT ap ARTMEN 2807 C ABs ANNE APART ME NT ib—,)5- room ~-iR _DE RALIVU RE, A. Mayer Realty é HEAT AND saNiton ‘POMEROY. BERG is E. science yf NT—23xx “MARTIN OL JAN. Me “MILLAN: 457 o—4 with double Giza in a ea , AACH R. £0. 1 INC. THE ADLON 3438 RUSSELL eA "AND ten CO., FR ANCTS. PERR y rei 815-2] LELAND seeds é t i ce ee ee || OVERLOOKING RESERVOIR p i TENN OR ce nae iar "ani ai | McPHE SON, 57 741— > BU CKING HAM pei RT ated : ‘as Re apt PENNSYLVANIA APA DT ‘Jk. REALTY ‘CO. 3600. WASHINGTON, ues § ROOMS, 2 BATHS AND 5900 McPHER DE MYER & CO. vice, beau BOF sath a Kk RE AL. at j f GIRAI DIN BROS I MORIS AAC = R. O., ) BEAUTIF U iL veer _PARK View 4979 f OR NE R TAY LAR [RA YMOOR: a et at ea A eye ie PDair TERT meth, + attr DeMU N Pp. rat ‘oO TE FORE ST ee 4 SN RRS Scrapers mine sce: lei Ra yh olin NE Ri Np pes Seam tidlitetnn se tion eae * , le NT FOR RE NT LPR AM NN te cates he Th ™ AGNOL. A \—or I Apartments jn studio ity ing room : APARTE REE NISHED OR by NFURNISHED WEAT END KEALTY | Rm Pat MAGN Opposite Reantttal BPFH al ‘aoa |) HY _i NEBRASKA. 4 modern rooms. ice 614 — ego floor: APAR ME NTS” 4-Room FE Fie: lency, FURNISHED tor EL Pullman nitchen, Bed . = ie °rh7 XN. 3501A—e RU SSELL. 3843 ipa tmen: - wt 4 al t its “Hl STOLTMAN R° a U NIV rie z rest. P ark ies and ng } 1. Rok: MIE Rh k & (06., “ill decorate to ewyit . WILLIAMS MORTGAGE G }EORG IAN | _WE Z188 ME YE RRIG SP "RING, : 4 OREON F SPR ING d Hot SAM ee ae TY iiviere ; Fromm of. ; Sewn O'REILLY 6. NE Ww APARTME: NTS. E ce IN a SON. it} 2 R SANCIS PE RRY. RUTH" : TTR’ TY-N i IT Bh Rae 2. Rr B26 ¢ cease Y nih Ss cOTT 500 Cheatn, ee endian wai ARS. A APARTME: NTa. Hg 4473 Olive. APA RTME NTS —3 nes WERTGATE. a67—2. j nished; janiter service: 4- conan efficiency ‘ ‘$11 floor. 815 f A6 BS ai. “uEFERR TT ta Waiearvies

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ve eros == ss 1200 APARTMENTS, DWELLINGS, HOUSES, FLATS Wanted, For Rent and For Sale in these columns today. aa POST- -DIS “PATCH. — = Rl! Me. - = —-- | cad ialaain . ; . - . ‘SFOR RENT | FLATS FOR RENT | FLATS FOR RENT—Central F aa RENT—WNo APARTMENTS FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOR RENT ! ce AGENTS ‘RENT | LISTS Seam AGENTS RENT LIsTs — nines 5 Da nISHED FLAT— re: . ery mod tarn —- © «6S: 4 OL Iv Ee °937A—T7 nice rooms. bath. ele~ FOr RT ENT H ~ re : és Ts FOR , Post-D epatch tric. $22.5 ——— : | V 1. STH 3 room lect APIN, 1913—3 rooms, electric. $90. 1833 FOURTHENTH. @ = A ees lar ‘ht roos West MIS SIS SIPPI ALLE West — se th. 2 Ome ¥: PRroeacdway > anu elec ric, $12.56 _ me locatinn: nice te 7m Se . — a io _— ; tT Sts. on — AAP ar et ¢ or" ? ~~? . . . - — 22 : ' ¥ ns a et | wes a ‘5 ieac ; . no TL. AY: Ee ¥ or SEEN THE NE } | ears a 4th and Pine a ; is alan , . aut JR me? kited pot Ae ath 9 3, saa S34 = itcmes oe se > Pred. % | fiat seen sit ; £ 7 - ti rnished oO! 143 . ’ , ' oA —? pra pg Ane Ni tt a as ; 3 : se 99) 7 4 . ¢ rrwrrr . ~ By r . i 9 i _7 ° : ‘ . . - » ; 7% 7 24 ,4 . ea : ; > sa ‘ . ’ " . i.p. 34 F THEY ARE WONDERFUL jens exmsawr: Gre foor camp: [PMSA MARKET: 4 rooms and, 4, 4, | Forest C000 STRTMENTS | 18%: ras am ec if Ste ae — ee no phy in-a-dor | ) Pos - , FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED | py! ETCHER | RB. “HAREIS REALTY. “cb. PGE SOOT rk ee ae aun, & ae aH. S18 —S hens. fo Nee” 0 Fallon Park: COME OUT TODAY AND INSPECT THE 6015 MAPLE: t ira” fi in STORE cone sh ENE ES. oy Is THE CITY vt | ~ ' oms and gun pario: 90 MAR: 22x50: heat fu NEST LO¢ ~~ S wtredtew retria- ; | rs bia rent 32: sickest en Tey, R-WATSON Rimapes meee 4: . ELEGANT NEW ( OLLEGIAT E APARTMEN TS -38 EASTGATE second floor : nished | ! | arin in by ee = sere 1cily refrig 43194. “MeDOX AL D—SPECTAL rst Ty = 319] :, es _ r ’ * Ramer Tires 4503 Up~r 5 rooms. & a +4 « Ps 2 ' na -10% 10 y f. ! 7h) 3 a: " -~ - . as J . ae : ‘ = . - : . —_ . —— . ‘ ~ - “te Rij | PY Me ix OR RR eet Ahn RR et Re ct pogens SOR ROUT Rp techese mgt oN eae SO NSE NN POR ANE Rah Bn: Satna gee ° once orci neautiful 4 8. 4TH: 15x?! | 5 An Apart. me ent “Hotel Rooms, wie. 0 none . “* C GER. i A= room — a a } rooms « , - od Readv April lst arranged: rent reasonaby SP ILDINGS: WITH PULLMAN KITCHEN | $5998 Cote) Brilliante.’ 3 rooms. trie: $32.50. ne x apes >. ee hae ~ — ne al ae nicdienite 08 ' wv INGTON q -giorv In the new Hotel saom. i9t9 Gran i aati po sa dene gg ro gay - - : boca .—— : +. TSt Soar a A ? ; ian tee D ae na m . I 5 : “ick sui facing Reservoir Par k: bengtitusy, dece- ) . vga wage ts sr a » ST. ANG : 9. : wean - ee ; a P me TO It t+ativec rem } 1] Shaw 1} >) 3 clan’ 23 ‘ - heat. light. refricera- i€ : : aa. M Air *. Lezingto foe s101-—-New ¢-reqm fa Representa’ ives on Premises Will Show WU Pu FI . ae DeOtNe Dini z rated and furnished; “a « tw aa > {ie ‘ a se | SHER _R. EB. CU... Areaee cD NANI t:i45—.) rooms | tien. running ice water Three new fireproof apa rtment Dbulldin >» Ata ments i -ach : : - & n. er , i : i? enor — 4. cr. BLAS FE. a A tieekk beth pelted? tas living room steam heat: garage... 13-18 N. 4TH: 4-story build! 2 \BANNE HOTEL s -_t+ mh wn ~ ‘ ‘~- - th garage space for ca nette, dressing roorr f " ‘ : 3 Raa 5 . : . » 4 7 , ? . > . > - - pe at " Z Li a oe > - ; . . m . ~ s ; i) if 2 Z ‘ [ x4 ; . » f Z : : me . . , » ¢ 4 , s " . af ’ , > — ~~ + : i} : \ >.> ) 2 ass : : : va r ’ . semen tte. inl Pigas. ra + & . e ‘ ‘ e : t —~ ea Oo! q ™ > * -, P a ~ edroom: 9 apartments - two extra bedreon maint ae, 5 AO a! v. buildi: ee ° vate b Janey wien Sige ¢ Ge 3% : | B.S “ : : ‘ ‘ ‘4 ‘ . ed : 4 é 7 ‘ ; . " . — ~ : : p| a . ‘ é . ; i ?} n >* i 7 ’ fy ¢ } : r? . —- Zi j - : a , j on / ed - - ‘ rt) : ign >| Pr ST rt ye + " - _ T ~ ; : a : Bex . - ' * Z a 4 “er ‘ : mo: *$3 tis : m™ * rr ; 4 ms . rand. ci . oo ti : i 5 ofS 4 ; - . ~~ bed, sun room with in} Pressing vo ' ith ) ms Rt - Ss - ° VT TRET. ANTA . iGia Dom con -ISTA 33536 POON umace. ath Fir ° : ELIT AS EE ate Rent includin Li iT n¢d in- ai °O2: pbeleameane a et en ra A 5 ; ial , : ° — . - ; rc n . : ‘ : - {hee = mya 4 The Chase EN SANT MENT CAtiractaly apd sorsieieiy | tenant. Gall manager. Cabary S227, “OHS DOCKERY & SON 1015 Chestnut, GMM Topi th @ co “AST Arcaie 2 HARRIS eM Slee vs van “a ae, ’ ale - 1 Tat - ng M. ? _RODEMYER & 0. Central cia g16% ee rooms. 3 pees = oe ERED i DR te rents ei 4 = j- ‘ DE -LU XE APARTMENTS oe . - 109 N MAin 4124 ae a sis = (LTMENT Why pa 2h ‘ a. ' pees RMS Oo . ~ ems. bath. 6 as ‘ pak , 7 : _ ‘ . 49: 7 LINDELL BL. >- Troon ‘nished efficen Sis: +e my “¢ To MORRIS AACH R. co. Nc. 26 So came 930-32 N. Ninth. 4 reoms. $20 SBE RL See ae 2979 X toms ome. tk oe a we ENTR : - — > ail : es sional A pba im easel an ane to share wil! weil furnishec rin m t Aig aonctects: its napintas wos appre B * y 3 _§19 hestnut. MA: 79 field 037 7R. iis a na adults: open Mondag Yee ; 3 | : on pren : — ) oe pe . ROADWAY, 130! —S rooms; larg 5 ROOMS. BATH. ONLY $27 HELE? 1 6194S ame Seer crCOND. %918-20 = ee ’ s ‘ A’ . x vet ; SUCLID TERRAC! )MENEY , WEISELS COnpapo7 2di 7 “moe Fermianes, CASSRY See santior Porat oh, ven CALIFORSTA, 1189 nice Toosmes ier | Gh Anda ean ——-— OILY. 4250s Ra awn TIED 40TH Sa a +2037. 4 _ eng complet ed att and ai i Bana _ Riland 0486 : ™ a : ae ted. referer . Ph . N al CALIFORNIA, 13094 —_— et. See By ne 19 SDEVENTER. I8%1A Neg , ‘ : an a One oor (9 aa Atm dit , “ unceaarn = emer | 12 Ms: : | | LVas Led LS ed: $42.50 tor, m N IE. : a Pettingill Apartment ls Medan: geese ts ro Piece Dive Meee BANNE. 525q—Tworoom aperiM@eD’ 56° Dor gan PHONE PARKYIEW 2000 MORRIS AACH B. CO. INC. 836 Chestnut 0 “STORE tect pe | i 5630 PERSHING. | convenien on ort) (a ‘ pal ‘ments rea” oi ‘Sanne ae a od ae a Deirmont s und D man . mT as, electric Ne is . ' TOWARI 307 . mis mers Li—{ room at. s S-room efficiency, ‘ving room, i lone ¥ ait :' " , South gro a West of Union Ceiba : ren 4 ag . ment an y dac © mc and : ODE + 15 N _* a. oad ja i _ a ~ Tow RLAKE . a. inn al P ae Ys « j aia at « —_ - ~~ > : . re 2 ; ; : He = 4 3 - - : an a - ; ae _ — ~-- : rt > | - , a . > " . aa a ; > . ° . closet, kitchen.” bad: ele | || DUSISsky REALTY coMPal CHEAP RENT en nt = ai gificiency | apartments, completely CAROLINE. 33229 rooms and eleine. |3307 NBroade EEX 13204 alee ae and gas included fine loca@.on: gays on eR ggg ee | _— Lt ES vS— i. 0 a I es heat light wate Ln 449° — ia Se moron ectri . ange waa P a 5 minutes’ waik of Forest Park sei $75.00. $ and $85.0 ee .4 Sas Cisne . ina Anens, seutnern | CARO! 2752 large light rooms Olfa: : _— as | = 2 ee links, is courte, etc. Rent | BALL rae, on z ee 4%. ee rien ae — shaped de OBE ihe seccsger gi ee eee rege and math garage reasonable. a ee 53 LE oteliieg y rooms ge Sh) Manager at build'ng - a a CONCESSIO} n egst . Be OF MeSrne in at yY Gay. >=, a ae a eo cx. yay eee ggg a a yom ae conc ° Ba Aen ren Oreon E. a2 R. G. Scott, 800 Chestnat. ~ a A na . : ae fficienc EME! 6633 iving ° un ? c. OF ith. : 7 A} _— Ne a a Ad ‘ a SS ewe *s vara ‘eme ERNON LALA. | re ‘ hest nut. ( Ar. : anise —_= —————— | ‘a ; a S man: - ot 2 Pla Drive. .Ur; n 2 5 = = ape — yey Resa egg gg wer ae —— — — = NS THE (“ MMOD RE ew ? — ; T: ichenette large | tthe act r ' AROLINE. 3 | oms. _ at ele XGE oA. oie 3 rocene. Strsctt 2 (SON, 2 $3 ARR SL2v-sS ; roome: will out BOUL Fl "ARD | 5316 PERKSHING on at ames Sexthinee eee ST ee EW POE TET ETS ‘ ‘ar Taak Sets a enceme nines | SHTLAND 4953W—3 rooms bath ele = a? : F MATHEWS REAL ESTATE Gee WASHINGTON ligt na Pr Foe ie} nant : : ate stg a ie Pe a ‘ ', rs i r \ = é ; c. oF se noderr, 35 a 3 Pct: ric, 2 ; J08T. - ; “1 (7? estnu t st Sie te —— room with tien of great convenience mt include ; i mir > gesn 7 0 ag gp 4 UPPER ALAN ES. Mea ore. tr ATi: = wHL c LisA——4 .roor o? Oo i4454—5 wae, ARRES : ’ r fiat: # is kitchenette and bath. ervec Dy two street car and two bus n-a-d ds. ice box and gas atove { “"eont focene: ortvate bath: var % » ape CAROLINE. ~910—P! c= rece, Wiss): Came mitc hemnette , : sro hot-water heat. fixtures. ete; —_. wy ae yA > wae meer. ; oe. h-class 1 borheods Extra fin ELMAR. 5358 — siegant 3-rocm ef! eae ~ ie: ous vat oa La ’ KEXNERLY SEALS SEERNON LAUX. 722 Chestnut. GAr. 83 MYER Cc OREON FE. @ G ~7T . room Ifurni ; PATS" 5 SOLDSTBIN REALTY “LYDE 8 FISHER R. EF. CO.. : 3@ ics ~ , T; a — was 4124. 3-ROOM 2 sin w memag aati ROO tn u ec ' Ml ig@c i wea ge Ree ale =X __ adults; $35. Rivermde £ — Ty 473 ot N. Ot . eros saat eat. gas and electricity ¢ urn bed. ij pines er YZ REET cea nS DEM ae eewantir ' woo —h ow ™ > eminent cake. 4 take : a ow 1 a ered ee NERLY. 30x13 reoms. @ th S°T SO: ne . de rated. en —$, | RENTALS FROM “$57 a a ~ ishec 7 und : frigerat oe er ska “Widnes . : send wens ni oa on ——— a ge _decorated. Apoly 3836C; ——_ - = * Sort 00 Cheater - Resident manager on mis —. - —— ipir §é first f boas i _— : oe ' ~ we = a oles ina) n Ss. € ‘ bE: .. 146. 3M . a. A. STEINLAGE' R. co. i i veins in-a-dor bei. kitchenette and bath: BRAND-NEW [ePherson at Newstead -_ noe 5 nCegsi: Browning = mm . At Pt —————_——— ———~ Hi ‘BREA vai (cestnut. 4 | 1SA—o beset ao hot water gas ar a electri ~ Rd na _ RO ati ~ ‘ ii ae... 63 5 i i ' me ag : Anant nt : 4 , Ld La . e ‘ i ae ; TT: i ‘ 33 "7 : ’ aor, : 3 p FO rs arcond KENNERLY 40045 AF nome, ™ oa. tial : ‘ ie hd . : , nished Cal! Ma. “= JEfferson GOGL, —— \ -*4 - ! > rg Cee 55 ‘ : fait : vasa seaitnabiiivindaiiiediee senile } rr? . » Wi Si Ba gat ‘Bi ; tric rent :* pre to $27 56. 5 b : : ae , S14 —_ « “~~ C 7 +} - f cat pala, ce . ¢ Y _ T ~~. aha : : ™ honitll - a : i fs i+ 7 +, r & . > ~2 oe P all wri 4 z : ig 3 :. ‘ : , : y 3 > ’ ies ma inotlll liedihiteaeniamimimeiimestt | on thee 00 bieck on Page Ln¢ | gg ove Safi 2 tag A oo aero stgagali P ame | 6 *heiency ;' "ASS. SOIZA—S 2 rooms bh 2: Sn em KOSSUTH. 30074 om ee EOoes. BATH OAR AGF. ONLY. ma AMTrparTivc ap TWIT | Hodis es | oan TE mage encur beauty go 4 als eee > ARTMEN : hec ef! clude at ee SY re BLAIR 1906 3 roo! call -| 2 : : mest Warn ze roome second a ATTRACTIVE APARTMENT fodiamont car). we have ready tor pee cmnbined eth the ateney ey il]|| FURNIEHED APARTMENT—4 ro pom: furnished. rents include jp QUART REALTY co. 14.0 LA TR 1806. : | slectric;, ressonabie.__$ lied ficons wanceed thee : te wes > ‘LL yyy ON agree owen aren Neer page ment t isfy : ; iat : a — — tone en en ' a ak wemuettat 3 es Seer | = : 0 Fon il ag aa renee. & toe: PrRNICHE \PARTME! ms. | m £ ises. Cy ; [> s. 2 ay TEIN REALTY . AL 3 a Pcie a=: reams SSUTH. 3 ; . Northwest Tr m. ag ava iors mane hi Su See represen ta! ve. 6233 Warner a: MonthiP rentals $2506 Stn atari 6 AD le ew . ; pas os Ch., . - a: __.4 rooms kitches DOUCGHERTY & CO.. 803 Chestnut. round F ill + See a ; Ne TAT - EPSTEIN. IX ‘ . geo aare's - - 379001 wea 312 Bic oar : | BREME *5—Re - rooms: rent KOSS TH. ti res oT ty Ps gern : pen EPS TE] I T.. ms > hE RB Iai IME oie ee re i MARL BOROUGH 4-Room Efficiency | ide 108 ite em end ° ne sleet. Wialvas as. electrtc. 1 GA Bg peg HE | LABADI 24a eS) 83394 —4 rooms, madam G96 KINGSBURY all mre | “* R rs = 7 4 PART a> i“— . ‘tive - . i= i Lbiic L ' 1! « "OOD ft} , t : SS : ies —- ana — _ , a furnace. cage * ee . ; - > Tent h frre, cfd . ; : : , - enn ~ ? +? : | ' . - : te ; cea F By 4 %:! ’ 4 ro ms. Water -¥ ’ » , — : " coastline edetiimesien a ee ee see net ow $90 to $65 3 eee a ee . | on oe Re oo Main ost4. | and electric: $20 month. 659 W. Apply 42168 Laeege ae. | room efficiencies; heat. hot - Fra; *¥ ihe ~ ~ Pe M. H. RODEMYER & CO., ° qd kitchen and an additicnal = , "APARTME 2 PTRNISCHED APARTWE ingabdu ROT TEAT -]—3 rooms and att 25, BAF ROVE PECHT, lif N. sth Te — — ae ae eee hatha ih 109 N. Bth Si Main Bie 8 ee a ee a, OF Ciming room atin "S adteames phe S tare f pletely furnishe - + OE Sa ‘ | “an. 2 room d attic. $20. ¢ 3 3 re . S%. aaa a Nk? ae oe a = mm - ————— = TS | 1 eppmatate a’ OV " . ~ telep hor tor TV tc é ti0ha we 4. iii re S761 r (°au. 3 room : 20 ; . 3 — ee - = ‘team heat. garage: ome ws gh tea EROS —o Ms 100) am iil ; #2 ' ; ; ; =} LEF. id ‘er (owner there 2 ta £m. mi. v are A ’ fing — — = 5 ‘6 ¢ . i 4 “FE ; . ai . 3 | : i——-G rp Ire trig it. demrubie; . : a r ‘ : ‘ —_ caine m ie z ‘ "aS yp a oe wnat. (‘orner Pershin ng ¢é ind Tax lor tae * neh wane LE TS Sa te . ta rt Nc, o: | : * vee nage Re pene sod -ENS. 35504— ve. t-e] em heka vas hat a | en en _ NFW—RE Any FOR ——s “aparimente 3 a ee : mas — : , ies , d i aeons r Mm ; ire : HART i ns i ¢ ee ~ 1 CH Ee “Rs $ oe r = ean — oleae y 7 ‘ a = ? 1g - 3 ~ "he ma heth eve om nc’ . — a ~ i : i J mT . ; ms, + ; = ~ a Pa ow a ~* 3 , =) La = Wi set, Gt ‘ a3. > » ¢ ‘ % “ Fa i . é ie nasi & hd ri Cha rH EF _é tr . ? z" 4a " . a ne eT" wate. We se) Aan gre | _ hes to 1 TS athena Se agg enon is PRR on ee these toda fen tis > $25 25 Chestnut ST. eT pee CHA®T REALTY CO. S1@ Chestnat. coma 3 ye 7 apeye od. next ) c $ : Pete (aii ad ‘o| Weekes that vou can call hor tal 3 _ OREILLY €O.. 723 asset, _ MAin * 2457 CLARENCE. 3525—Nes nodert rae : D ‘1+ 9 rooms | _E. | : * . +) ; . : t ee. 4} “ . ied s esis : ba all! Cc Pr - P > ot on ~ . 9 “ r ss - > bya 7 “ax a a 2 ry ‘ “ . : ---5 oct eee = § : ms m A. " . - 3 , . 4 ; i . ee . = ae IN THE ELEGANT . o~"s Sapa rtmen ee mouth's conceasies Pha -" ; ind bus lings ites from : ; $668—4-room flat: be E a yom SS : riview 16568, 7k) Ik TS awl : 6515 e, first floor. 5 reom e go orgs "ea = Abe wEDAE set 9.2%" : aoa _ , ' Dal closets, $ electric: am - + t.-New, moderg Oat, 2 Bee Det N I ARK Al cS. ah on Gn ‘ : Pergh; 4 P se : — ain | "ee ant aK cae canat 4586 ‘ \MIN MSH! REALTY © . y 2: : : Cy lea . . 7 ‘ . ; ‘ i Ey j ' i i rs = “ . : ~ sept + 3 j : : » rant 4 ce eteaT | larce re. - . eee . “ i | . ne . “ . i ' a - = : ——- ; ’ ae . 7 ? s ° . " - = a i. a4 ~ I «“, Z j ~ cy ¥) _s - wd ee : = ~« 4 - : ———— — Seer ; ] : r RY PI 8: H I S | S > 5 od3 WAN Bw: ‘ O “J . : i ‘ater heat furnished. 9 | M AYFI 0 \\ ER : ary | KINGSBUR Pl s S J, FLA TAN Be ome. bath elec = eoTe pe rae ee pes : ~» MADISON. @ ha bane . carages if wanted: 7 ~ » 7 . “ * 7 - ~ it 25 ” . “ : . 3 = ys 7 7 . Vi ei . ‘ room eae . i. * a *?~ . +4 . +? ma + & P x : . ° . WEST HARLAN COURT - ) _ ment foro Cade | ETC t | . . as age winner Rate imo i 7 lectric; $25. —— | = siesta 9463 DELMAR BIL, 605 CLARA AY. ae et nto 5 : aides . El 4 “nome. bath: $2 "lo - es and hool : A 4540 A—> — TOOT, 3 e & is Ofc aGUuii®S ; Sern "a C w se . on REA “yr *T. . _ ’ re. Ge vated. a nl “i Tig" me >’ a '? tT - : _ 3 ' “ aY ~ - a . y r J 7 A rr _ Testnsi rr ’ ’ is - LAS “ , .: m , K . ° ~ ee Or T } ve pre nl - ?* . . . 1 ~. “si ’ i P } . - : ; 4 . ‘ . dk ~ ngs ar M as - / = . ° : cu} ~ 7 nt 7 7 - Mew E : " a +858 & per | — pe pr all en ~ — - ~ar oe an = ete aan v RINGSBU RY. 5° o—_Or phene PArkview AGEN ¥. re .oU coms. Is . D pew | As —" fl amt icy TOOTS, ‘reom efficmency mw ls. ih rh E.. > >. vi n Oath a: 947 We can place rou in a moment's TS’ RENT : : electr . oe . 3 MAFFT ert ; — ' , ; tN - ras 1en ‘ ite sities snc ypainnianinisinensgiatingsbisi an WAl ~ 4i23—4 or — J — a rs Open. Manager on premises Hie oe Ser i : wt SoU BS in any size furnished spartment. 2 S' REN “ LISTS cs RIGCHTEENTH 1439 SN —4 rooms. gz: ott Sy imennii wannets “aie aoe ‘ Ts Fann 2 room, | OREON E. & R. G. SCOTT ctrictiy. Refrigeration. Ru "ERNON N. W. OORNER BELT. $50.000 rooms completely furnished. $53: 4 rooms 7 RENT LIST tin neeiy decorated: sent teagan | DODIME 1840%%——S re wand cee recent, == ~'y, decorated: ii ( . — . . 230 mo room 0 in a new building. beautifully and com IM DIAN 2 id = ee ae RNS a MAPFPIE3 French -6119A—# Toone. 800 Ghesinut St _ en | Quip ped it LS aN 3F } pletely furnished, just as you wast it a ae edie ae ratte : ee ees XODIER. 3625 3 large. clean room é 7 bade ' a dishes HEMAN AY . a ee - oie Dy 3: la /m hail 2 oe DT, LNT See { reer, gar : , NT OREON E. & R. G. SCOTT, ASTGATE, 71 2 silver 11 HEM : ay : DODIER 3. ? — . £02 _— “APARTMENTS FOR RENT BE & RG. a ge ae i eee eae bho HENMAN av.) HTH [2194 S—4 roome. Water em R14 sau | Mane orn fe TE Sh0—4 ronmne em 6145 Waterman meat compiete - ae 61 . . ‘ RA. “Abany &72 ; pag : — - ’ 3 oe ee on ae gg von : reom epartment in the city. and the Seeman ener oem — om Tan - rar 83x180 EIT ER oe . MOOT . ‘ L CTS ~* conan aad “eget renege len gp B JON. ¥F “DICKMANN 1 R. — So) — 7 a. , a ae lepwnt 50 celient oot ye —— : - eee ——— PHET [Og . es ager hnes ean 4 we Baas ies ; tis ro: aS EVENTS 1304-6 } sms, as me : om : TIVE $2144 m = — - ne Firat: . eates and « ances Se i Pustainere eaiatind i a oe ee . ste : =u : a ectric. wat : 13 poDIERS 28114—Cor Glasgew: beaut! 7 e° =» a 2 os « gg Mma on" oe | = = ner co prams wile eo Og atm eee : SAE Pes ag paper fai 4-reem: _, antwoad floors. furnace Oe ee 7 oor & ie srgD : ; ‘ ‘ Sb doa Murphy ed. wiy dee orated. $15. . = Lis . 4 “ies | ee a Ie Sen G. BL ANKE. RK. FE cCO.. Fil Cheseteat COR Ces OG Apri — a $ ore ea oe Fhan- Dr at son et. MARGARETTA. 4922-3 eee ' :; omni m. k modern. Gm eat sieenine nereh } at? , ry a ae oe f . 3 i ‘ ‘ . — : i | ?. fe i | | : : . i ; ; “a 2 ns | d ao ae ~ — ; gpticn- a 2 , Tex ; ' 3 a ex ty a . Ca. Fors Baw Ff est ; ‘ ' tT tA 1 +* = : > it Walr : 4% anowrer r“nta!l 7 ’ . : ; “id 5 } \ > : — ’ , - . vegies ; : P : : : : : ; $°5 bas _ : al Ww rig? gas and automat: ieuratioa > ton ye LXVNKIG AV. rae EMENS han h coup! : mishes 3019 « : | | | 1432 N—S lave rooms FAST PRAIRIF. 19094—New roms, dere: ; ——— | 4 re . o z . : , } . . : ‘ {Ain 12 \ | . : . seren condi : : ) month: tile bath. hardweod fleers. furnace $45 ; c > t, _ Bi. ANKE R. = c#).. at Coeatuat ectri: . —* ete r-thing mewers: garage)! me ~enamnen = — Rl i 314 _ “a oe ‘ ee : > Tome. heath ele trte | ies dees ' ge. a . rr r paige gaeertnl a Oa eae tim : JOHN t ABROTT. Real ter +09 Cheatin’ 7 See — , “tet -) & ™ > tila ¥ . te vos a = . : . 4 , . ; ; es : = = : . = : at be - ‘. ‘ osunsemmgaaan ; E. COR. DELMAR — moines an ” " - ” irae: Et ees mraut ' ‘ " ; : To. Se ; _ se « | \ Ren La S ia rye » 1 . . ? : : 7 . -e . : La w* . ' ® i — 5 ° ° “ . " = “4 ~ ee = . . a . . i : s , . : 2 " ; ‘ . : a. 4 a7 oo 4 ? aon - -~ rs ‘ . ¥ n . ~~ ' mie nee ae rt | v\ iN REA i ik Y { () 3 4-9 ae ~ UU ’ "4 pe d ap Th . : ? eo , His KORY TIUSOA 3 large reeomes. bath. ~- . : es m ‘ ; , . ep :* * ee. Sees Apartaren: » , De! ea al yr ete OOS alll : “ : : il : i @t m > fine condition: eut te £260 1S days free age ‘ . : , as ‘ ; a mee , edie he new fet B: 4 ) t RAeeatea { be pa , ey ‘ nee © ag? ae 3 Ks — . . ~ 4 - cane a . i ’ ~~ - : »"* - a e ’ amt woed fiers. - “hesin ut Sr. “MAin 4384 i | sagen ca ne ecprated ae ETIENS "3° Chenr wih decors: ove $1 . 0 a ee ante Dorch, large see a fam : ; : ovaseetnsaenmensioa ; aes - _ le ee . es 4 ; : a . : BADa Gd ; ~__\. OS ‘ a , — or. " - ‘ : : ? , wa . ee SF’ Sige = +) finer. 4 soe aioe > 7 ‘ . ; \ ~* 4 ~ 27 ~, " ’ + ~~ —~ “2 - « ' » = > : . } | ; -_ “ ° ¥ we “ we : ptrenh - - > 8 ; i , 4 ca 3 7 ’ ees : - ow ae me Ding y neeei ¢ ¥ "3° : | EAST HARLAN ( OU RT iH A \ P DEN HALL /F NI] | WASHINGTON. 4401 e495 DELMAR BL. | | Newstead . | : . ms, gervice, summer rate. $75 of” ia nae he gy EY so newly decorated throughout. $24. ' WILLIAMS MORTGAGE CO. MAIN 1485 ven! coven. Dtmar 622 rT ~ - m~ ~ 4° . —— . } 4 Bak . hes 12 iawn ae me a ) ficlency. furnished complete : cheapext — Fe. 3 pies RPrer ‘. 1. r fla : L or 2 al ‘ TH MARKS - : = ne e: | water and saniter ww) included. rious : tale trys ccutte! Bacay TOOTS. remt in cits eniy 85.5. je) pes : ; . —_ ' : BENJAMIN M = 8 # & REALTY © PATR (TIAA OT? "ai ath , Date : tele ay : RG &. ae . sce “ORBD od barih’: vi : " . . i. oe c pert ,., 5 WPT SC Src P se “ = ; - 18 : Buia Ss. : : ? “s4 . ’ . : ; . e . _ atte oO. FUvrest 7e87. * 8O0 \ ‘HESTNUT ; mene ' ain : ‘ ‘ A - S. . . “: } WEST VEN STER PL.. 41 >\—.g7%® ran — P j : i , 4 ™ REAL :. 4 ‘ : 33 ( a ; : ", oe? i Fadl « wer : 52. - ra . . . asa ont . e med 78 = est ee sia +raom efficiency, furnished for 4 ic RESIDENCE NT Lt OlLARE Ll . L Lealtor -2 Chestnut “i 23.5 or “y : : , . or >¢) > ‘EF E. ¢ Iw Ss : ENT ] ’ pis WESTMINSTER PIL. 4R3 hy 4 - ml LAM 3 n i} , nd bath. RLIN fA arge = Ri IDEM . ER & ' . , _ _rtevent tm apartments. $3." ate ioe oat ot Ts 7Y, +? _ — eae wd . he : as oh Me MA ' ‘¥2 NRIGR’ 4 ' rent Trews. southern exposure. gus. Licht ~* * = : jo esse" a ~ a. ENTH. 2011 ; tr OrRTS SHE RWOOD { OU RT x : linens. dishes. silver. heat. hot water. ok . w , SA 1331 orn. = od is go ~ — ce an oi tor service: 3 rooms: $45 ic eo ——, a: S neo pant; newly ar APARTMENTS = ae aon : 2 Tem | Oy mom afte NEAR PINE ; Ty *- oo ; hg a ee MBAs rT mest od fic . hard . Pom | FT TO APARTMENTS. 283 wk, % THOR 40 00 od Condition yaonab! TAS SA New ; roma 5 7 . me GHWA¥ tee Bes i OTe. : Bids ) . . Weis ir > : aT. wiuer S46 J pnard 3 reewm | | : A OU MINERY REALTY OC nag eam oa foe we cit . ra Aes hones ne — & conus é . | Main 45% Sy GAS WATER FURNISHED. WI. - “ ; MP | OFATIDS aL a : EXP. REALTY iND conser (0., nar «parece oo: a ee ‘a ami Chestant jee LAN KLIN 3501 4—8 rooms mimae manoas oo FOR GOOD TENANT. OPES ee Sim 7 — . — > 80 A BDill ax Iie oe 7 ca, = oegme. obec mene Beopeows Soe > Chk a peat pu . mes end j cr in Gina a cas. cle. ox 3 ‘ALM 201%% intermacion apeie’ Ghana ae ae ~ $22.50, 17124. reer. Sib. GLICK. | PALM 2 : or ; appty | 4 t) ore S| eae, e205 Ww a 3 3 $8554 Koamuta! :

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— SES, FLATS Wanted, For Rent and For Sale in these columns today. __ 19 So OAT = a tARCH —— TS ST ae ty tiene FLATS FOR RENT FLATS FOR | RENT—West Zz FLATS FOR OR RENT—West ) FLATS: FOR RENT—West : ‘DWELLINGS FOR RENT DWELLINGS FOR RENT a PROP. FOR RENT FOR RENy FON a Central a Se a ach es. ener od ‘concition: reasonable. (8) | electric." $35 751 A-S0A, 4 come.) aah ome. batt » OLIVE nace. a ee eee —— oC. oe ett} R- ON £3i4¢ . ‘ ; ; sv tors ss 1200 APARTMENTS, DWELLINGS, HOU POST-DISPATCH. OR ce it ame f , 7 Beige ST ’ ! broom ; ile thST. 6719A—S5 rooms. garage. ic} t 4 doe “ ° 4. 1. EPSTEIN SON. 617 Chestnut 3 ‘Nei at Bo ee EI \ 60-—3 + To rm a oh ’ Pe carnaer 4 Hiiand ‘} ) we : 3 . i ; “ — . ; - aa - 2 tite , ie at ; ‘ ‘> : . o~ 2 c d ‘ . : MM) aqua: THES-F MODs KR #3 Hit MivMis: f. AR Ve.! r wat “a . _—— woah r i ; a ize OG : = : . . - : —— : 2 wy 7 GE : | , . — os 5 ‘ate nso eo 2 ) > B i a ee PORCH: 665. . .} cs) a. ak math ai HE. RSON, 2062-6 res See. We. Tee ' oak Seine” vai eared: | story o reayiel ; put in vailable m reens. | oy OCSE—5 rooms. at Mattes o Gs IR, 19235—: S34. Siegton Av. 4000 square fer “electric. .g . 5 es te PSTEIN & SON. 617 Chestnut. aca ae ae ites ' nditiot niy $¢ ences) OD ATHER 173) e ne house: 25023 Gra: # | hee me aingten AV.. 6500 square feet; . J a ‘ i ae, ~ ~ i ‘ . i ; rf ; P I a P at , - “sn ° ; 4 pe ba [ at's 4 023 “ars ea. 4 = ; -*e Pe ‘ , " * . ¥ 4 ’ ." tT : é ‘i z . , , = a age a th: See “ 5 I - office and at oh " ASH STREET. 910. size 27x90: stea: AN fiat, 4 rooms, |) DELMA! ; hs oat: 645 ont iin teth Wiceet , ) LARGE RESIDENCE, 2 = | ae; 7000 9a. foe! rw ' "=" | JOHN S_ BLAKE & } L5_Chestmat | ee ee moders, ea. | WALTON. 11453. “i aA WILL RE aw LP ARTATE FLOORS. | {loo bath, hot-water heat, garage: | Military rd in | | Aer eee a ro. Seon At. 9000 suunne ale | . urnace zr. $4 3 pest ie WASHINGTON. SA87——5 rooms, heating MORRIS AACH R. (CO. ENC. $26 Chessnet | VORRIS AACH R. CO... INC.. 826 Chestrat | eon cxioamn: larue screaned pactn: ane (CA. Snee ee “tas id | i at. — ewly . , ee tue ; G ated ArT) \da me 3 nd ee. ty me g? ; Si = | % : "1500 square feet: na ee sy | : tA : ) Chesinst. yepONALD, 1111 CHESTNUT. MAin 0142) op 5, “iG S9-room te ily lich sekeeping. built especially for | 875. : : _fioor. $20: will decorate: | Raa ¥ BUIL * } Chestn st St.. five stores and : Sa Ml N. 7 - : : TERMAN. 6042—86 0: 7 sores gt ce : 3 pyain St.. Ist floor and basemes FASTON, 4215 W.—3 ROOMS, BATH, S20. ; the e 3 exposure 1: rent. re a enn S40 mode! n Reasonable rent | Mc . — 31 iVinita Park sdern | CHANNING - eo =" are efit Av. See : rarag MARTIN OLIAN, 1010 OLIVE. MAIN 5056 : t a ae open 4 5568M ob eee ares E.. 6 roe WYdown 0238W. ah ptedowny ~~ FOrest 29% «| OREON E. @ R CG sone Pg Mar st. five stones and basem | se at Oa lt AD ae wise iy saris yt same , sng! esi “fe INNINGS STATION RD... 5700 room on, ee three stor®’s and one ste Ms 23 8?) Biot ,.- ss ee | 4 + , _ 5 ’ . v 4% ‘ ‘I “T 14 ; : ~* eet bat " i... @s% Eo ne ‘ ; ai ? . = aes , ver + rae or le WELLS. 5078 A—t rooms, bath: $27.50. : ii te abie for i gmt hous rt i immer. $90 ec) - Troon s- all ize nrces 2s > LL. SN-S] > F . ise %5x85 wit . ‘ : . ’ ‘ ~ ‘2 ed. ae r " ~ : fo} tens : a’ : ii ‘ S. «. » * sid , « e : ; " at Ag Size «mt >» With _ ; Py ' ee ? : I oP We ee* Ts ow e i aa ree - — —_ en — neon > : ‘ rs : > es eee os : ry — Ss ve i 4 . ., ' - . : ’ x : saieaiee 3852 a Pit igh-clas ™- | > SScHE =A. ys — H EST? 324 0 : : —— ton AY. (Fashion Sam 2 »e bun i Ler Pit a- — wmcion AY. si#e ; MODERN F [ 40) ! 4 ms; ail can-. , ar iy . lie bath, hardweod : z es | ~ ing hous ; — ‘cy vega oe | MIR L210— oom ee. HEBERT, 2542—4 rooms. bath. ¢ CHAUNCEY P. HEATH CO. GArfield 2164 B30 mont \ Artie’ 7407. 925 cual praiine AY.. 7425 equare feet: 4494 Forest Park Bl. iaoad Wt gy elo gage Manas . . - SS iw . room Be ¥ 9-Rooms, Hot-Water Heat a ame 9 gen ey a ga iS | ae , 3} oe 03. an LIN-WALTE re th «¢ } masa i ‘ (hestnuat «tf ; : . year . ante doen t P sa sn : 7 >, ; aun MERCANTILE TRUST CO. 181 S| Char a) PUAN. MOUSE FOR RENT [cpr be —tnos poor M7 Wel ooh Se NS Locust Se 11xx Locust 2-Stery. (1901 Locust 2-stery. Pent Oa ame tae eG «Ne Soy Nig. 42284 XN x heres TWENTY-THIRD, 2612 N.—7 rooms, ete. 35 5 varies ss oe y — = evtrie,, a: : 1908 Loeust 2-Storr. tr he 125. : i PSTEIN & SON, 61% ae _ a ne RE Se . Eo BR Y ry Moe on 7 eee tke tosh, | RD. R825 NO TA COCR sk toneslow: will vent half | LYNDOVER, 7417—-First ficor. 4 sew | OREQN 1 . SOOT, @ 1933 Locust 7-story. : DROZDA REALTY (0.. 4006 CHOUTEAL y oMeCARE . C .. Chneeee 1 O hone Fi 214 eae oma and breakt: CARK. 3115-4 yoo 4 ~ Northwest r iso > ; (et 6-rec l si 3 ‘ upp ATV STR: = Ee 6427—4 room ‘ o 2 os ~ = = 2 = 4 PS > FU ©% Hodia : - Horton \CR MA RE 1000 | et Gat ER ects maya: enn MITCHELL. 7012—Fiat o — rooms: ees pale , vas steam heat, hardw: ors Pi 1 oy ~* West er a4 =e ce pide thee be , SUPRact “al : hte +. == ames eer arse ! , curnitare, locase : Lname: JOST. 308, 722 & » = ———————————— ~ oun ‘ ‘ " o ‘ ()*% cian ~ ‘ - 7 . - . : a4 : bs Tal ~~ t 4 5 ” . |S , i? 4 ‘ | J , = = “ . - - - : — eemaey ; amen i if? _ bug 1 ; rs | | ° ' j «? 3750—-Moders 5 > ers . nea Aba 191 sc lliaetiasosen Oey —5 rooms. first floor; mod wus AN BEALTY + i veresde 72a. 5 , — FR) | = : )” children. 34: yard: > chiléren ‘ “HOUSES. FLATS, ETC. FT7¥F!l -~S0R( —?d floor ; Ss rooms, hat- : As NEW FOREST PARA FLAT WAL aed : — one Mae oo ark haa “wi a COLORED water heating: all conveniences: open: $50. pace as4s. me. Bath lacie |. Lower 3 rooms sete, porch carage. #4 TCHELL, €702—Fot rent or sale: 4255 OR RENT, FOR 4 C RI ANI R ‘5 . ‘ a 1 7H { ; estnut. ; e; iZ a i , 7 mn 2 ’ ot asi \ ; - Din witeal 5 ' 25 ; , “NG = Wt r Nom rarane > eitement linia as = — : Ss . . _ T; 7" \ ~ ideal rode. bath: $0. 3 % eatin . a ns : ae MORRIS AACH R. ¢ 8°8 Chestant od ; t r | $45 n examine ther —* a ipa ay 0), Touisian Aescong = Bye we $4750 = se saa “45 i , . a arfieid 7407, 920 Chest nuk. 4oy ; ~ : AGE » Savon = restrniat r -747 ns , “SRR , : , Asis ani 2 , , rar a ‘ 4 a? ee f hestrot . “s . z ‘ - = i W Eb ; : wal. te iwornNT | - : " f : othe ? Ww . Seenntienil = ‘ ~ ‘ . " . . , ‘ ~ - - - . eat a Je ws B®, - rn & oF : : - HAUNCEY VP. HEATH CO”. GArfield - : ; - a = water : As JOHN t. ro 2.30 today | oe : : . } | li ABBOTT. Realler, 709 C ‘Abany 174%, . ; -_. r . . 17 : ’ — (A ol , ” ' Paabieeati> ct EASTO ON. 4231 a6 a bath. ro oa ij a—. ons. meide toblet: os 00d der $55 : > I i” aa ree om mn EIGHTH. 1432 Spa ome mY. 41054 rooms, bath, eleeire: | ae * = c a: + ; (cvs and electric; 0 IRD. 3544—Cottage, 3 room od- | 807_ Chestnut. — Bis AACH RK. _INC.. S76 Chestnut. e ! ; | “s -- —F - Bin agpeenter r aoa . adult ’ Coe oe FLE' ‘s: ENTH 14977 N—g m . ma : {@* S° ’ ilinee Ei 3° Post-l GE 7208—Bungalow. Ap new 3- MISSISSIPPI] VALLEY Trost weas 18! ~Th: rooms. ar fala lah BAe yiatiepeatag, oo $35: adults only ELEVENTH, 19074 _N a . : se oe, al Me hee at ae ee tey.5 eae | : am wine tod si ; Tver 376 7557—Richmond Heights: 5 rooms, ei $22 20. GLICK, 3i2l—3 reome nsice LOO : : ; ‘“ > ‘ 7 x wed " i ? fj ie a oe c> . a i? 2 4 : : AC $°5. : pe ~~ > . —_ . .. 4 natal — : a wie ‘ : : ) . + ne at} : : e+? WARADA. 5719 —Six rooms ath . a ae , wrt . ao} . ‘ i ie _EPSTEIN & SON. 617. Chestnut. ELEV eNrH. + N.—Fist of : ee ; aI cig Maines 68 GArtibd INLAG! CO.. 722 Chestn TE -1~ CHESTNE mi paca — PER: ’ [EIGHTS—-1118 and 1140 will put in goed condition; rent aug po = tee . is cae — 3 FLATS FOR RENT iene ladiled J. I. EPSTE IN & SON, 61; ( HESTN( Tt.) PF OR TTAGE- Wtd At leas Canin 4 moet? G82R Creat, Per month. GOLDSTEIN REQLIE 44 ~ 3-room, bath; Bs” . VANS £249W—2 rooms, reads to mo 7 | , rn ~oley cps : : ease aa r _reasonatle ~srereon 52 “6737 Julian ither of these beautiful 6 MAim 2036. 819 Chestnut st. | See el — ) in: bath. electric. hot-water eve per ial ER-ACKER 1] trae ‘arficta re oa a4 lt: "| HGCUSE Wtd.—s thwest PD ficien: ] rn mt fiate | —___.._ si d totlet=: | infiiicement t eo le : Xr rk} ; “ . ec) ‘ “ : . ' i , s North : = — ates . : x - Pry ' | % wae } a! t ; r ‘ t Pads ai ELLIOTT. 2603A4— : mm » ai ¥ “ is pe opeti, €*) 4 ” PSNR? Met af . ; ." I re ’ SIN ROOMS, $55. = : OCR a ! er . PArkview 0997. Large flat. $30. : " 3 Is Peers beet, | furmmacr $45 j ‘ae. ‘ ‘ f ‘ om , ‘ ‘ ; es : ; . ou ¢ 5 Fin ait ong ) r ’ ‘ vy iG wa me na : . * ie , (pranks a > : ee . : - . ‘ JOHN H. ABBOTT. Realtor, 100 Chestnut. * 3 TSAEFFER REALTY | | ! 53 sro fax | ,of., the me — | ow a a ee -123-——-3 reoms; Mi = ARC | 8 rooms, ! STE reg r Fooms. Dreanias, fF | 3 oe - come @ > Jose to school. WEbster 22123. = ss | RARNGROYVE & SPECHT. 1 7 es | ; electri HHERTY R . 803 Chestnut st | - gout F t 4387TW_ SIDE: ‘urnished or unfurnished. § FAIR. a. 2 ~—Oppomee Fairground. it oS, em “electric; | oe , as = ! South = —~ : > oe wor, ne porch: center of W tric: $20 a on hy ' rel (eee yt: | r “| JOHN H. ABBOTT, Realtor, 700 Gall E oa ‘ ~ it Chestrut,. “oceun : Sener pe near schoo,. FAIRFAX. 4302—7- = - ry Darcy “mo odern a4. + : ‘ rT ; ; - Oy . as ’ . ~’ 7 eliert> ; Box Y¥-206. | ay ‘aArkriew a2w cB . ; ; as ae 4 - \ > . \ " ‘ xX 7 én Z ; 4 ze 7 . : : , . ¥ - P 5 . ; > ~ " - - . oe pest ; ‘ ; ‘ : a res] a a “ t “ x “ —_ i 2 ‘iD fs I Al j » | 4 ] ‘ . ~ > Py ARE 1 T , ‘ “0 ‘ heetnot : , 7 a4 “ , 2 i i ‘ pope a 7 te — >: a ~- A — “ oe — ee agent ther e — a ee | ; : : the ore : — en “LE pms ptm Heights) . 4510 Fa rina. 3 rn ae PART RK. HOA iris DA PARA. 7 ; ur f s fos PERSHI i+ 2- , . ; ee - cea ' ; “ PACs, : : cA! : ahs: ics $60 as 7. 4 | ifis ‘ . “ ™ $ . ' ? . ’ : (‘A ° . 2 7 ! : 4 r- ; ' - : ‘ . : are ‘ r} +f rc (Te Tit 4 ; JOHN HH. ABBOTT. Realtor. 709 Chestnut i ~ pte caso . ’ . not Sy SUBURBAN PROP. FOR RENT le Spee a = cr. store m4 “APH zy uarany ’ : ~ Tip. ES ARK 45°/fi~4 — rfan Mt ee { - . aes Tonle | ALAMEDA, 2203—Modern 6-room bungs- «,, ton and >! “Manlewood loot FARRAR 22024. a roomie, decor _— ‘RO., S15 Chestau:. tchenet! ateat ats’ SF : ss : : 4" ~he @2 psi ¥ ow; Maplewood: ker next door west. 4 tre gna bus ifm mn $20- 2 rooms $15. Cia -~ nivemeionaiil Ps! 4CUIN H. ABBOTT. Realtor, 709 Cheatrut | VIO SS : ees SGeaee ill owner at CAbany 6860. or agent. (¢) white way. In tl : ie gt ' or second floor | 98S .—/" ‘ 8 b t* ; y : ” ' , ie _ rT ag Eli , If IG OS > ; sialic Pred FA RRAR . 2°08. 3. room = i ' se. one ' 4 , : ad Bes, Be s $13 LOW RENT as. electric: decorated: $187 : \. 72° Chestaut. G Ar. aner | 3 : ‘ - j . ' - ‘ ¥ - A . * Ot 2e . _ 4 room Ro arte 5 ior Park: 4172. AN. & €.2 sé . fe°e +i VALLEY PARK REAI TY €CO.. 408 Olive. a - . wEA 2 % roome, bath. “hot FIFTEENTI 20 N38 ¢ i aad sve IN CROWDED APARTMENT , eon , if “f an SA\MH EK On a. PSE » fa JOHN HH. ARBOTT. Realtor, 709 Chestnut eect FORSYTHE RL. 7529—N miaadern. 4 HAKTMt Re » ta eutie ‘ : - - . , . a a - ‘ .f PS ry per : " i : d . aa : , ’ ¢ ‘ 6 . be . ‘ on : ; eh . ; : 7 t ’ * " eer ees. z nx . ly = A. . — mR a ; . eT & treehehbiipe tier . ee % . t : . - lafKco 2 4 ’ ; ee oo ~~ MORKKIS AACH R. 2 ’ 4 ‘ ‘ eu od aie OP gpm hey FR S PERRY RUT? 1O N. “sth io ties La room on ban BAYARD 7S: laret ce : ah » 1490- a: 7 — Southwest a58 One | AS Month: eee! ; btler, mr BAYARD, 739A—6 reoms, medern. CHOIODE E i4 arge en! : Sasa ; er S he 15 a ' . : : oe ~ fap “ogg a da.e ent on prem ( s c CO., INC., 626 Ge oi..4 F {3 Chesenat.? x. 3 Troon A mished room | _ kitchenette 7 ac HROEDFR- WaTsoN REALTY Co.. MORIS AACH R. Xe : 5 ches a 3 ; | | : 7 | 7 ) Lt : Ar . ‘ ; ; it p Arti eid 2 0, ; ~, . o wd ‘ : ae “y i—5 rooms. bath. furnace. , ; ; » eH * ' er : : , 2 Pa BONA ne Kirkwood 983 ' Sen ‘ rem condition : } ed } (wood SNTRAI 2% " arton Fer eur ni LSA} rt. — € Lay’ or . rao rms, 3° Be rare ‘wrichi A ACH R ae : _CO.. sR! one onttdee $30 12 e N —Fiat. 4 i bfIS “ho itezu | ; : , : | . . t «* : ‘ : . = —" “a , - * = ern, KPENS&t Nt. TOS . , . — i i eireet est rict rid Cie » Lae - - : . : * : (ATM -* Sh ee . , 8 ey ADEN ; ys ' ' ‘ : ; ee ae 7 ' rrcBrMan , ED HOME—Wanted t TT. 3064. — : Realtor. TO Cresta! tiv? s . Braner. SUBURB'N PROP'TY WANTED 900" Uc duos — “furnished or HICKORY. 22301 7 ARCH co. Doe - ome, bath electra, Ne. T6 Chesteut rv «4 ee ee ee oad «ray TON, ax °*® A... reeormna, hath, cae. wu ; ¢ ‘ ‘ . " ° . agi wk ; ; a ge , a7. a -7 > ? ~~ electric fixtures. $33: open ‘ , i. | ; . oi rie roome “LA St “s } lormandr. Mo. ' -. : Pac i se O'REILLY CO., 725 ¢ er eee AFR KK €O.. Fl Chestnn’ ; : : ; EPSTEIN & SON, @17 CHESTNUT i : mine ftede ebtivtence. hardwood - i : poh Turnac t-water heat iwoed J] mo. ? ; 2 me HOUSES, FLATS, ETC. er ¢ieam >es S560 ene 7 ey > Phage i é i sla = : e ri ‘ er 4B, Pre Lit > iGRandg O93iJ QF Be I ' ote ‘a x) od S85 . = | ant } OMA, ma a . ! Ibe, no_ » FOrest 10a4 his GO rs a G Chestnet 2985 —— — Fu , } : TERRE RSON $i Ome: gas, tot > re =. —. a “On nar my “Scart Tre. Wo Le? G a oe ; iat ei . —— " : ro = & , > ’ —_ . OWELLINGS FOR RENT . - AC KEL DE * 820 N\ " ; Pte iy ¥ ° " ee » ° te bats gar. ewectr . i OM MO t* iz E gh . = , ¥ ‘ 73 * ay: (-rand . t 4. = , “4 . owed ~ > | Cc [ ; A468 , EF lene ageene ' | ’ ; rn . granitpid basement ab rer is “— ' entra : 2 - whe ; es a ‘i in od « tien: will rent « “ : : . : ry . = : . " “ ee aa : ; Sate BELLEGLADE 2425—3-room fiat: bath ; . — ectric. laundry. DEjimar 06846 hd. . : : BE! LEG we i8Zi--—S rooms. coiere4 : . ‘ ; . - ag de onda ; ’ Elmar M ieTe, heath: modern ' “Some an hreak ; at Ee ' y eae se an ‘ bom WV , -* ° ae ac = = : “ , JOMN @ LAKE & RRO B15 Cheat: aan " bocy LNON, 54214-—N : ore —_ > Piao] L_ reside nato Tes rea “95° mre uburbaen | ay BELIGLADE. 26154—4 reoms. bath | a. Pee cam yestny Ion Pr. Gt oO Le lex OOO TR ov oma | 4” B74 sis : . 4° - ; Ry . BLAr 44} — Fy sets of . inva : : eeP ? i R ' - * : a at ~~ ‘ _ ¥ ¥ ‘ ‘ : POOe neat nanlow, TERNON. AST 4— Medern & reems hard ee te ft &s , + . net agg Ba ai : " >» Pooms. Daath. beat. garage. S55 “HTlg : i ° - bait bau ; i its : :. od . ; . - iow so ts ~* 6 1 OPPer . weed fieors; low somt. GAcfield 712: NDOLPH. $635 —7-ro wine a as oe aut. | 5675. oa | BRANTNER gL. 3130 4) —3 Foomms: balk. BA BG Be err 4 5 ae en oe GREENWOOD, 3332—Maplewood: 2 m. | ) able. 5 light rooms: Fx RCD. 226 Chestmur. «*) | “fall-eamed roome; het-wa- | trie. brick flats:

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SUNDAY, Wanted, and Bungalows, Cottages, Flats, Apartments, Residences For Sale Today: — _ arch 2-99 pats en aon Ka | 2a we 200 Y ATE For Sale E xchange, we heat in dltinsetetn” He =—=—— : iA EE - 2000 REAL EST = = oO WS and COTTAGES | BUNGALOWS and COTTAGES BUNGALOWS and COTSAA En “MARCH_29,_ 1927 sauaitinuaan — eS JTTAGES BUNGALOWS and COTTAGES | BUNGALO an | : BUNGALOWS and COTTAGES | BUNGALOWS and COTTAGES | BUNGALOWS and COTTAGES ) BUNGALOWS and CO NS ané COT Fer ante For Sale 3 For Sale. 2 — ows ane COTTA ror Sale — Northwest Northwest —> South | es For Sale North North : SES EL Pe eens cement . 4-room , «DEORE Amit 1 : REAL BARG ATs ‘eae BR % | ptr a? ; TWO FINE Bt NG ALOWS. =e HU ty TR gg og e 9. Bt wets si +. a > ik | we. “4s ' es 3° o " in me? sO Ti 3 Moe . pe ia — . = hg en a or ok _ COZ Y “LITTLE HOME — fran bungalow, modern: 2-car garage; Ne Seb. cio ong pry yn at Mey ; 1 detail ie witha: * ell | vu : H arr IDAHO 1623—1-room brick BS 1 WY 5) a3 a = ? ; 9 car line: x. Saral bungalow -c gg t 8 mene sail > — ee ; — enka: & ones She ial terms. Mr. Staehlin. LAc. 6446 tots NN Ww | agin = i a ie 8 ; el: convenient to eS ese | ont ore bath. built-in | t D. - | LICR LIDS . 2% 4 0. FOrest_ 5840. (c) : amen A GOOD BUY. ‘en STOCK-SCOTT, REALTY €0., COttax 9751. iDAHG, 6417 Bencains ml Sr LOA Uicli Ww. k INCW Sungalows . flow ‘ r , le yA ‘ — P 4- 7F sant La 4 ’ py 4 loo . » ‘ ‘2° o . 4 - % RUS RLTY. 60. ssaere_: mes - man on premises from 2:30 to 5:30 AN , yy 5-room brick: $7600. ae : rior , x ged. eee T HE LAST ON E OF HESE = a “% == age garess nage ars sora x CTS Ty (rn rT y terms: reasonab-e. 7. Mag S&S Foom 406,/ SCHNEIDER, CABANY 1322-7006M__ | ion sicam, nest, Sree, “apes X- ‘tulen.) NORTH SIDE BEAUTIES = ‘atiearage? > "00m® Bath. furnace: « TERRACED GARDE NS nu 3 ield . rs rick bungalow: four : EYERMANN-FRENTROP REALTY > BATH: ~ $$ | restr r : : } LEE , vi A BEAU Ty coma. niodern: $1000 down: we Ee reer $500 DOWN. inikenaad Te ae wees tke ist ean ge Bivcride _ : = . NOTHING LIKE THES I ELSEW a ain eee Peet Peel gee ty Lae oh) Sn dtiok 6b oe 7 4 P ‘ t% rare te $ tre lose sleeping porch - hot-wat er hie@a SIDE AND OT T : a | x ; am ' atreet garage lot at 34160) [hela a ; ot Oe i ; ‘fry mo ver ‘} ne « . ‘ . . { n ps. - b. 4 J r ' a : a * - ‘ ; D ace in } : : O12 ar Boe the i. autif } : a Weinbery 8 wirbery Realty tA 636 OXF ORD LA NE ‘ ie a de, ‘near ig “ Ie “ ’ = We > | ae HIMEL. R A ; mK © F é : bs Bo te =: ft = peo } pt re oo — | XDI ANA, 333: , = -_— — ' hon-)zeNn hig nd dry ~ . & ¢ view of entire ma rich rooms A ee ee a ag OO FE, rs NGALOW “BEFORE FOU church and schools. See tod , rk a 3. art “ity ane Bee SRST AUT. GARSIEED sce | bungalow: strictis aids laree. beau ita} $9 ge te ae rooms, hat, ee 96 “BUY hie ’ bs -DEHER EALTY (' . La a # : 4400 GR: 1CE LV. . i m : r . , d Z LOWELL. 8S&&1S—6-room stucco: ath. jot; eee e drive: é Ais - Daal shoe : _ ~aaiewe este “44% * a ! one e )*! OM OTeca ssi Git) “ . “ : —- bao : on $500 cash will handie. OMe ; sentiv hand decoreted: washable : ._ —— an EE SBE OP vonage s os ang r In t T v INDIAN a. 58 TOOT ‘ellent a tM 4 ~~ = _ Jau cdiek oi] is! letel: ipped: awning LEA! 49055—Ne bungalow. #4 Gown Ei JONES TC « nspec lon od é ~20 >-room bri “xf me block Grai id bl Cks south erames street and : : f7 f ber: il finis! m plete! lings, i - N ERG & JONES. REALTORS sp A : ol » ae : : 6 a B : ; ra +) atrietiy made i.) j j -{; EDW. L. KUBS RUTY. CO.. COMax “810 al atherstrip CODt ecTeens: aut id ~ unfinisned Up: Se ae FOrest 387 7909 N n 5 beau Ay -— : : auth: :arEe —e ATA 2g°7 - Om a brik 7 tte on e ti - . on - immediate a “yt . if} ho’ Mr. Speck res — * - _ 4 ere Ses ee i ‘CHRISTIAN. NK ’ - r e. ee eh ee eens | ood floor nego, PRETTY LIER COPY AG Sgn (Gm comms" lafe “ot, Stegmes heat" i | sont Matgraas, SA pw jade 2080-8 YOU. MU ST SEE THEM 2 In Beautifu - st-water he t. f ~ ty . da! h, @lectt ic. hot- ate! - - 5O37 $e COR a* 4 comes rii€ hase- ‘ ac i é lide : : ‘@tiuiad, iT 4: KA 148 = ingal on ~— — quick : or. ty. £ Clayvon Rd. DET EN EA 87 Nay ae 9. MY MEL: Ly hd hee Sante nganng, te 0 ig Bove i Sei a “2 —EE — — _ ee — = = “ ‘Fr 60 3-r bri x WwW! ith douodie me Py - L ei- és, = ment 1} O- LoL. wit rapes and fruit, orice - ‘ , . ~ r. = } 3 . a ' a 396S— Cottage, vom 3 . 4 gon gy A ay thy nog sd Q - : : LUE ILLE. 6146 Bb ser Pai I Oso. 1t sell ( ost by "0 ash $57 pe rr See orem ous: ' . RE A) AU K. gS 2—D room 3, sara’ % a NORTH MARKET. 4046—Dands 5-r0oom 4 49 Sacramento aes clad ae ~ | month: 5510 J: rooms, bath. elec. Sor Subdivision. *G0U west on Natural) floors, tile bath, lot 45x149: price | ~ T To Re SO a briek. hot-water heat. bath. Call Lindell om brick. tile . bath. - hardwood germs —— ——— --Sath furnace: |s cae a2 ae : df we seth to Pores ay ‘These heen have! fue sae by card only. VANGEL! Oe CC H RIS TAN BRIN kK Q)P R. ‘> 00, iZ ; loo! furnace. garage: S000. —ee es I petego 3 ‘ ITOS. O@et Did EST ATE. CO.. every wanted convenience LOt- we r heat. : ' Bs ; is SKIN-GABBERT- SLATTERY. ~4 Or par: et - itiiicahiciiaale aerials KOE eT = on J ha ot BS siaseallidesiitns 5 othe sess mee Al Boag LAF ay ETTE. 4°261—Handseme home. 6 cs : : SRGAR. 5403-0 4—-2-4 recom cot- 4?02 ( ranO FIitt. 324.— cern +-room r.cHh MODIN A esant. Umax Wo.) > eben: Sine aa ecemiente r . rooms. tile bath, hardweoed fleors, hot- 36. . 3 GR AN D B [,. . 7 ive and 6b rooms: h ere $450 i Es SN = meh > eri] : yt garage: a rorement 4 ROOMS. sO FT. LOT. 5200 “he eee. aha midi: te. ole ' ~q | Water heat. BELLIS, oa 0378. ne ars — a _. oi consider lot par 1 id fingrr 7 a . te ~ ie ae . “ a Pan “cra “(x128- tarms a ‘3°53 7 and a * Os tile bath —_ 4 : mea al ow Sick Oungaios oo 4. e = = mE AN 30 ow CH nu p ALT D ; ai: , wr NleTrTON . At : ‘ ——- TOU! JTses schaeenslee OXFORD ANE. 86. it . "LSA ) + - ‘ . x. ata arage, own wets CW eo “OHMEY ER RE AL TY C0. “Citas 2980, wood floers, furnace: let OFx1V5 ft.: street Oot-water heat lf at} lot 3 : ——————— ——= — = SMALL I i gs ep Oe a pounce 2 ne vinde ; ‘ a 5 nian pen ss den nsnar i Rl nd sidewalks made: new a oR Ont PROETZ-SCHNELL R FE. ce PD ae nes . an "77 oH *, and Mc ‘halls autitu > erga aggro rat —— ‘oO Lot oS. oN RLTY. C0», MAin = . ; ; “OPEN 2 ‘To ive soar if bag res for a nice home. Rea! - \ ARREIM AN. 461! com = fram ae MISS THs SE I H E3 furna . ? z¢ a . ' . nace ar ra ot Dri 3 brmck ru on ¢ ig Mat! furs h , k 4; wt f v.: 4 = me pun 3 mi F ores ‘ 2 $. ae . 33— ie . s io ; , ma 3€ is Jn f é . SM EYERTLEER RLTY. & INT CO. Sn, cor, Jefterson and Dodier: 2 nice gumace Scar garage. ot T6x146 od OSE ASiceh wile’ Pultand'os! recast gMGtn. Yuga eas. 2 oaer ieetite, town, must acit Se once, | MAY RB Co. 3548S. Grant Lae. 0509 | 4437) aluets art 2 ee Corne 3129 WN. Grand. COlfax J42o0-". me tage ~ja 20 feet va ant on cor i a voss_ RE AL a c.. _FOrest 4310 1s em Car gprage: price reaszsonab rads «CP. 4 es. dee ppp ant] ly aoe Se ee VIRG INI .. 2a Bri ‘K voms: hat yo or _ t ar : . a zlic: _ CO.. Lindeil 780 3458 Arlington a om +i) ath ok aye ; = “tape a atti ope gmt to hot: hea phe rac: $45 . : ' Useg for j : ardwood See re oly j Hoots, Rotwatet | raciede 47 719 CHEST ree ane ade wasn FRR ory ec oaian cients oad * es , saison “@as 0 PE NRe SE. 414(°W—5-Toon frar , an sie 500. rT’ RAT RID ; ne, new EDW. L. Kt HS RLTY. donbie garage. $500 cash. baianct ce 4°: tac block fro "air- home of room: 1% 00 1 : 5471 ROBIN AY. rent: vacant. _ ee See ae swundi * ’ itt? room } - hath. hot- hea OxioO: bus and aw ‘mory tra me c ener PENROSE. 4°xx— - —4-room ‘brick hath nh ‘{- «> & é : } . ; 55 iv ' = 4 ‘ sries - tt in ori _ a0 *~ ; c ae ee ' " ta! -& *50x1 ag - cn Cs { ‘ : , - wo Hf “ai ae ) mt ‘ “seme . i ca’ ee: water heat: mtg and .* ~~. ag ateai aii ie tn sen, OO : oe = tS. masa ' oe ‘ onus con agg" ‘ o sae LIERMAN Fai re 1 r ~ . - ‘ _ . rt ‘ HE “RY aT MEXZ Rg 4 c"} att ‘ + > , ws spc ei 4 33 y . , = Land : 2 ; iox*wn ut ; ' — = * - : KU aS RLTY. Co. Colfax BRIO. oe ae mn : room e 7 ym s lle bat! hardwood fi m rat - ee: — setiae Flies _ ws cepa wae se garth I GHBOROTSG!I . tern bun nguiadiagsioate =———— pmope- oma Hie eave IO Chestn ; a: lie path. let. hot-wa ick all around ravage. jiown Ma Sel —"; E BU NG. ALOW a a ee . tes So , } + yas Zoe nie aap wane 8 bungaio rages, a Trea : HERE’* ha tae "4 ae omen . an ’ - > - ; aTtl- ey = ~ ioe 7 ? ; ° ‘ 1} rs see Wr aa — y : wes a oe wee : ¢) wood floor ra -- opDOSITE int Jo15 Emerson a’ coms. tile bath. | Sar Sst: priced iow — 5 i. ATION-O ROURKE. “ee a — a ee BATES tieulars 5Ve iain —_—$__$_______--___—* ts ate Bl! sae . - +a ' lardwood ors. furnac a : Lf " 21; ‘ } ’ 3° RY -_ "ois a "oOnms, STOCK-SCOTT REALTY i _ NORTH MARKET, 5353—-Very nice 5- uddivision. COlfax_ ae xeellent condition real home nanen’ eae "Ske ta tee bate ae $310. fe tie for vmogpes bath, furnace. PENROSE. 4489—Dands 5-reem brick. tile at he: bath rag $4200 : ciara nOt-als. Hee ao ' ME eye al yj" alana poe mitt harks Jolt Kingsiand a’ Os ‘esi-—-one 3160) geno we er eee in aon: tn ton , sis initia hath hot-water hent. seeeeaed floors, Ss orn, ae: 108 Brice, See ae ae | "Digg tata’ nek Scone wosnen i outk ura riage} —-6 OLISIA 4438—4-room brick cottag: ong Jie Repaneagnaaes Prk VOSS ae : Be Of course. who lve in Pa ~ race. fall l Indei ~ JIE a ce ' 2 a 3 * VL rist-S st. sd Sa ‘ Mies - “2 4 ’. ; ; , . _ . . . , ss . : fhe Pe chat } a = bala r * i ; : : ron who acreens. weather siripped. Pie Meee : , m> ath. s ad auey m™ ; WENZLICK. 101: as! AZ a J a al he * Slt fai oon LA) ’ "ast ' ’ > .- i= as = nena ae ata f my tagts mee ae +) ‘ , . C noes. =Car garare: ee aii: eee ee co emg 1h tee i wine ? Hi. wy 4 m : CUT TO $6500—SEE “TODAY! $2x1290 ft «? make your own term pestis gg NB pager ome if toreo — ‘eee fo dere! i the calendar. & SARAH. bod a Cottam —_ -~en. 6000 cash ots sag eel SCEENS. 5471—o-room bunga! i © ATTRACTIVE 5-ROOM BUNGALOW L976 Were | oe i sun room. STUESSEL REALTY CO. 354 and. a = ieNiiy HIEMENZ R cp. . rae 1a Park, so they ¢ Poems FO enone! ti mn ; . ? : * 2 ‘* VND . ‘ - - ’ ry) . le ry ns ry % ~ > ‘.e.8. eRe . % ,t4 * a ae ae oe ~ “ poreh om second. til = ones at 810 North Hi = in cateah Tire eater Rte net yates em ae ~ PORE oe erage agen windows: £23: _eerare — Fipois eee aR ewer od > state . ; Ce ener there. or , "YER-FLEE! & I° SECOND. N.—-Two cotiakes, sities Northwest er will shor. a ae '1OHN S. BLAKE & BRO... S815 Chesfhu [29 N. Grand 1 fax 3425-8 MAGNOL ve mod garages. must be n Lpprecta ted , a See MAY R. E. CO. 3548 S. Grand. Lac. 9533 W ATSON-O- ROU RKE REALTORS. ruts. ont aber ALCOTT, 8012—5 rooms, modern; wy an EELS ema ae a ies ote ail acre aae: ial x; ye x SECOND, 1401 "N.—-4 rooms. “brick: bath: BELLAS, “GArfiela _O378. | rissant a 7 Amat ; wt nig ee a Sy i MB tggyse, * sabes South P a [A. 5317—_Brick 3 rooms hall. Riverside o471 Gravois. (ee wel 3127 . a ~ ms MS 5228—Brick cottage, 4 rooms. ROOSEVE 9702—6 : BG be convinced that it is being oiler EMANIA. 486 conc, | Sennen rove ng peeing ~-994_38 Two engel-Weber, S127 S. Grand it 3 4 EVERM. ANN. SFRENTROE REAL TY m., 0... ; s ar AY rT Div cottage : - 7) ~~ ’ orondhdgg ‘ =" . } . ‘ i {i | a | A NLA + “277i VU ; —_ * ve Pe 7 8 ii = i i Ww ANDA *.)>* . - | ; Laat? . , : + = : 2 — i . > ] A J Ss : rravs nis. bungalows; haif Dioek from yer Na ee "FERDINAND. 20} a4 ‘ stra argee , re os y s mh 4046. peeermes SKIN. Vo At 4 ij} } cf ‘ - 33 : M. $238 4 ; cH Vem geng Seo" . . ? Sash r brick c* DUNZgaoe ALL 39 Sage Binge DAR ony te ty desde 1 | Mr rent (0° DW, L. KUHS RLTY. CO., Lindell 1800. © -coms a> at . nroom n. bath, funace 5605 Wabada (formerir North Mari rove Park: will sell a acrifice Laclede 3906. 3 | i a TS oa ; = a a Sine Or aie C., (Olfax 381@. ARLINGTON, 5379—Loevely 4 reoms. bath. “at 10% , at a re “oon hot-water heat =f raras HARTMAN-HEINRI REALTY y 9 eee tom. a + oH . co ¥ Bt» EpwW. 1. KURS RL bay ; furnace. garages. Call Lindell 3067. __ WeY. £. “AID 2. so owner + bought larger home i ivoraide * 7 o be Pe °: HIiGAN roome, : for \ mise sine thie +o ga hetero eager Pap arae Ooms. one Re: - = 2 i ‘ A aa - re . ; . bet snaces. fixtures, ets — a Rs eS pros } ‘1 janet zi : t ; ae / ; } , : pra O miss see! Lf} i : 40%. 99 | art “nr (oO engel- eher. 21°7 Grand, c. 9 ,i LMI! tO Ss, ie * : beta SMM) O Mear a r, “ ~~ od i Piney ert , and | ba ~"aPWLEYT anc ~- wae 394 Son. tae Pp : nto : "s14 si *g and’ $3800 2. ov own Litas ‘ => cae ~- : re Pow . # >, ‘ ’ a | ‘my a - ' P 4 . ‘ ree e } I Ca : - : i : ~ ae } j ~* ors “e ~= A 4 ‘ P : . - . . . Selian ’ aiid a aa ss - room hric : art. bod wh fg CIN. 503° Bric ix . arge o OO: all ‘OON : sir 14 ; es a ‘ ’ id ‘ ‘ g : - id : ‘ ‘ - . ‘ nent iatiancs “ a , at , ’ : rm : } ; le er } ’ - S > 2a ; ’ . ain — Fr ri ; et > 5% ‘ : satis . “ * +48 time - : down parment —— ue. bath S.e€DiN ore t att arage: very pretts act ‘ ae , vw aTSON ri ROU RKE. RE AL TORS. ~— = Ate os 5 cei Poet ty a. & EL AN RLTY. : CO.. 3455 Gravei« . o rooms, inl se r _ = ow epee cars ac "NGAI OW ee. See ~ oe week , ila san 2 . as eae eexton agesest ~ “seh t ‘ ) Sin : mens et ] PET ELI ie ; ‘s _ 23 Ps frame , a fm a : sunroom, tile bath “hard ood ‘pon = = — Red dain tot > -— ne gel sagen ne eee oo te : es 3s DEimar bas BEETHOVEN. 4416-35 nooMS, Sar. — : Pegi fe - Sie tod : i BODAER. 3724 Hydraalie. . . iN furnace: two CRTATeS, 2, a - at —— ——- ; ak S * — ——- “NE Ww - y\ EN AT Ww (FARAGE: $1000 CASH. GRAND 2882. : ia WINNEBAGO, 105.5—Nice 3-reom “ou WANT A REAP BUNG: - HARTWIG DISCHINGER. 2808 N. Grand. hl INGT IN. o424—5 and sunroom. tile | SPALDING. 5321 Don't {3 ‘© see this 0-ROOM BENGALOV ~~ ~ as “egy een Aber ee ‘at; street and alley made: has tile SEK 4454 BEET | . is ($1000. BALANCE TERMS . ‘ae doe ta a pt room = OTIC RESO. . Cc OSvas. i 5210 [LOTT A’ ” sadere . = way a : : 7 . furnace. Murphs beds: 3-car carace: rea i bet. furliias i Rr ial 509 Bailey. 3 roome, 1 ‘e 2G & : Ww Scot Water “eat. ~-ca" Age » Dera ou. uniwood floors. tile > Porn -. BR SER } -s ' 4 $175 month: price reasonable. Tam °. ‘LEDERER REALPY 00. DERN BRICK Ct ITTAG : S508 nA — " eecond floor alti only STOUK- SCOTT. “RE. ‘LTY Co.. anes rt price $10,600 Sie 2 ——_ ped tee mote a ag oe — ~ ~ a2 os S —— ig Lc Fe S DETERING. 36°27 trraveix. PRespert 1850 Pitospect 1519. 610 6 _ A” B4 eit £489 es9n0 3 ARLINGTON, 545 ant -roon ick. ACKLIDER f i. CO).. POTS O538. | ‘PASO! @ See thi ape ; yey atte ; = 5 i - wry MIS 4+Gl- G-roum prick bungalow ‘\ ‘NESOTA 451 >—-S-roo “? ' « for Double Fle ° | “eas “Saat ns > te ee ey _“— ; sagen BE ; soli ick: garag ; eal rport 4s. a : A, —-$-room fram, ! - at OF LOUD at pn ARTW TG DIS¢ HINGE!N ROS N A : es arcy gl 100TS, Pactra ace ol SU oe a ‘ SOF Point , i a . NNT in rEM-f ae ia FRY} REAT 4 44 ra - ‘ Ba ’ . REAL —— BARC. AIX. Pn ~wol farar i¢ Di 2 erms \l ow new room bun@alo’ id-ine 3129 N. Grand : ifar pis = 3 ofan - 3 - : : ae ‘ rae ‘ i. Tony Pennsyivam: 2 come : ' a A 2s | « $500 r ree-Treom re cmtage: math, :~ SPC Als i . 3 sts ’ ‘ ee " . ‘i &e Ty y rcy . ane Pty exioarsy eae "TL? ‘ . y- Sig 7 ‘I: a : } } te Raw es - “4 , : re ‘ oe 126 Rush pl: fine location. For EDW. L. KUHS RLTY. CO.. Lindel >ppe: tte Bc reens do BUNGALOWS . = Oe eae —— \ RE AL BARGAIN T3168 Mi _— Fr ™ a a KERR F R_CO., 107 N. th. ARLINGTON, 5842—Dandy 5-room , brick) S*7AE . BINGHAM, 4357—3-room frame bunga. NEOSHO. 3146—3-ROOM BRICK, $2550. bene w. tr¥e! tee a SECKEL. & ARK RSON 6 OS price. ¢. W.. . ———— “bungalow. tile " Re TO ae BODGOSIA. 53 5 weet vail art Se LAS A = os item | ¢h low; bath, furnace. electric. thwner BRANNER. RIVERSIDE 55:50 ; n ee ; ‘ a = - a . zee aol. ae ruit cellar and coal bin. Garage. © ¥} , AF ' Pe See * rs ils kine . ene - : ' DETERING, °627 Graveis. _PRospect 1830. ‘ } real ? ot Th . : ae a heat. owner wast BUN zx W BA RGAIN encom beck. hath. furnace. grarage se s “9 Ae Ss a areaniitt iii ow Ou ome ; a CSPPCi ass ¥ ae p> ' * ncn: ery ; : ptt fer. a BS! Mearn ode eer ‘KUHS RLTY. CO. Lindel! 7890. EDW. 4 "KUHS RLTY. _CO.. Linde:l ROO. mr ORE . i. red . ht and ventila a ie ane ' : DANDY BUNGALOW 70 ‘irgima, 7-room brick. bath Pw aoa : cag ‘ome Bh. . es il s sssting , ’ 7 . ~ HI rs ’ aa i etm =f a ee = t re j r , ‘ : 23 . : WA j ‘ ; j i . = A = ~ 2 } ‘ _ : : ’ , : : . ‘Sea : : . " 2 : A BIG RA Re oat : tea Orick OU > ith % Ps C PIIANTL SS. : . y ] ae ; ; ef ae “Pte - ' ; F rth z i , vw i } : é ; > & Ww a i - cures s* « : Na . ‘ 4 RE Al RBARG ars ; A @ise, 3- reom brick. ot 352148 ; PRETTY NEW BUNGALOW | fine matt. brick bun RE wk New ma rick: ance aeN Moda —_o eid 4%. room. i 3 yund EY re 16351 ’ r oe fron ve nin +e 2 Poly , $259 Lexington 4 reome Ve le hot-water he Ooms. G¢inin ‘Oca Oss iPon A ’ CF _— . : = ._ oF ee 1% ont er r -V ins. 3 family “etek of 3 floors last er heat, OPP ' ni A ad ‘ . : a4 ; ? f 7 , ire ~ ‘ , ’ OG % ; , - ri 4 , ‘ “ E' n ; Ls Vi % ‘ ‘ 3 “4 »* . } PSF : : ai ‘ : a - = - - it “Car gar (): Kk t Has tock. — e eros ae ive: Siw: serms. | D4 X 1 id ‘ine frame si - : DIEH PRICED TO SELL HOTFELDER. 43 & _,s : R751 | ' ry fr. esr Aut. riie@.d KES .N E : LY Fl e 20398Ww mes a. [ver 301 7835 Ham ioe: on 37. 04 Natural Bridge oe owt ee, Ab RTHW EST’ 5-room hous « 4-room frame buncaluw we ) at-NG ato yen gaan ee ae > ns oe ure —— > €. Florence, 31 ; bo :Arfield 14 ~~ AN IDEAL HOME CBE -_ 5104 lb ee oo ee 2d 2 Bargain. ths nouBeSs i, ete mn ; Clie are Lafaret ma Rc” gape nce aC pre poh eg PE ews ‘ LY gg) REALTY t wixlZo + SOE T) hy oe $28 N. Taylor; 6-room brick bungs- og cingshie Sm irteas |, Crutche: Crutcher, Bellefontaine north Weed floo emented baseme furndoe; | RES. ae eee. Smacks a ! need . : ie ee aya = 7 ReptP a - 7 > SOL, TT. EPT - warn > 6 hs hs ’ onl ts ; we yeti iy . ~ pase at J . rf terms : me : Oe ‘ +ROOM COTTAGE yt hs 4 4 BLILIAS BAK AS 3 aces a Bi ui, til ath, bat Ned clo and bath on On INSPECT 452 ; ARLIN( TON A¥ -aNCTIS-! ERRY-R “Sivue ' \ BUNGALOW t roon ot 120 t wer . Ns - wig ’ Ask @ Lig , u ae ’ be \ HOD ' SBN NG ALOWS HOTFELDER R. “« 8. co - Ceumtation: Ogee Nh cng ital > rame e, garag } 0 at | MAA Beeccic Ghee -* Se ~ I cor ARG AIS 979-4005 DOVER S hice af nee: . pre. screens | pa fra paths fare garaz + r } THRU SH e _ DIE 1 Gra P i 3 rdw od pDe iting and a. CHRI TIAN RRINKOF E. ¢n. a tt. tk T. R578 CONCORD Py z E (BADE) re hi Pe Bi. 0 Sth MAIN 4258-59 oO "ate: paee = : toh Rig . ee cae ’ ‘SET x pepe ee — , ; » perch, bath. ; ‘ ; e _ ‘ 7 . . : : . ‘ ‘ i» P ; . ‘ : ‘ ri ‘ ‘ i »\ ‘ . a » . . : ‘ : ‘ : S-room brick bungalow, tile bath. t BAYARD. ge ow NER LEFT “CITY—MUST BE OER. | ing the great induct > lite. bard - ; idee SE ge ani ee ee | > in basement, 2-car garage, GE” fifa [oe ie roof. furnace, double earag F oT , ceptien ball, sun porch. til ith on ation nll : all = ri = F fag Ox) ecu! ; Pr roepe lo a PE DPKER aes €o.. SE Renee i ane nat ie hae ata, ? \. 18th st sch See ig stip EOS ELS ~ vo reagent ¥ and terms cal) OUlfax 602; TATE. screens and awnings :owne! oe: _ mo AE gg ge ria ov o | 8 02—3 rooms bath hot-water “CrTEe 110 N os Stee Bisse | RN] NG \ 7 ws MS pa ee ficiency) modern: bie lot. Lac. G4aa, ™ | Rengel-Weber, 3127 S. Grand. LAc. 9544. CHOICE BENGALEEE TCTE Pr... | , a 76—N Daren te fi 1; Ce AXTON AV. BRICK K—$5300—TERMS —" GALQ Wo seagate metaing n Ay . NY Ri) ; } SOUTH “IDE BL NGALOW—ONL ' $5600 32xx Quiney; f-roem —- ang 410 Gravols, PwHes _ J st = ; os ~ “4 ie sat, ‘= ’ - y° rr . - A ti . tt Vi 7 ; h ; ais sae . r . - ‘ g Ph « ’ « a : orf ’ » me : « - . O° ag iy etn? ; all improvements. Cal! Lindel! ent, Laxt = % os saat a* a ob M¢ | yk "R \ \[ A T i BRie KS , \bany 3° Pachee = Sento ee * Patten “ ‘ se well-built: garast: a . ©} | it B ingalow Bargai . BUY: oe ms a ——— ———— at of “age : we pitied oe _eoe ATTRA SIVE IN NORTHWEST : = ae oo a : age gaye A “ rt Bice de - wekic JOHN CiZFK. "ets xo Wikstee OT17 ns Guinan: ° 39°. aves 5 — modern or gem “bath. . 7 ‘OH MEY ER REALTY CO.. COlfax 7850. sata a ti) mg 10 gel: terms. | 9 OES. 3 ae om } ble 3-3. 1 — furna sient AWE yor R “OWN TE kM. mm ‘shennan. aan te rani - > pes 4924-76-30 Be Ossie, ais Loi tesa ay yan -ouy., very € rer] THEVGALI OELLER +R j O13 ' mg Doms Bas Robert: ee . r ‘ > ae . i 4 ‘ ~ ao 2 VetLencs . \ ‘ ; ; . ryt 6 te ? ‘ ‘ . si . iif VY | OiaUue ‘ 2 @) bs . : wail ae « fe. a A ncteaiien sai . - . 5 “ - t)a ‘ : tens Ding iTs new TOOL nod willis : Ci KI HS RLTY. (6.. Lindell Sit ST BE OL MAKE ¢ DEFER. Coie 9 shir Shes pe: . KLAUBER-WELZ. 6243 Gravois. Riv. % : Se Ngee SLE ge tema Ro-p . {KRTHUR rise ‘ita dS Beate a L : 6 ee Che SS) a: F x v Pa - - ; . . aii ‘ " ae san gat . . ~ . : : ; i 7 —= r 3700 a ~—. - — netic Imac ener will s , os Ce My ir.er. ; : - : , f-on res r and ; ‘ c “EP THIS TODAL BREEFORE BULLEN, fl (raveis. 4039 33 emcnin th me ec eo hk So : , Troon frame irage; io “RTE. 121206. XS. oe MIAIN 45 > - 9 DAPRON RFALTY ©O. COLFAX TeR9J po me. 22 Po rag neaiowv POTOMAC oo ; - : ,94 Pun reti Ory om ? se 1 OWN ; PAYMENT. ‘nuncation M . S 2 soit = 4 NPM M ATT. BRIC aaa ‘ROOMS = \ TW ” . of = stn 7 w ATSONO a0) . ’ > 2% 7 rar “es SS 7 . : pd ~ a ia , € } z ~ LGA s , “ : ‘ ° = row. L KUHS RLTY. oe. Liedelt =s00 ELT. 2605-—5 rooms. tile bath, furnace sh master oF 4845 LEE 2VATSON-OROURKE, REALTORS. “CHRISTIAN BRINKOP. R | Renget- Webee Ce 9544. 4042 FAIRSIEW: | NEw Se ALOW I ARG Ais SRO. 4047 ST. — ot I , Mat oon “ ? Am ws r %e ik, — hie 4 5 2 am ; ed : & Riis 4 | én apix bro) $. — = a A veto mis vast epee SATE... t Na , 2 MAIN ‘ mare —" ee ee ae Piet j rag ee 4 ia , trade Bri R. E LAc. 6449 RAY. 45382—14 reoms. bath. carage. : sicae” ee — eo iT 3x a RE : " ; : 1rnex ° leetrh Preom r a ele oe ! r }¢ i ti . o sii vane! we ; . *%y 4 : . m : —_ - : : 5 . ?} ~ ' , , , , ' = : 5 . + oe ee . sarage: street and aley paved; lot 2 - | ‘ 7 . aoa: ‘ y, Ty : p rr j r : TID “ » , ater ; 7 me Rr ° . _ 4006-08 N. > bl Sg ein SR Sp Ra Wonderful 6 rooms and POSKIN -GABBERT-SEACTERY. on easy terms. — ALOW. yr Team ie tevene 4 i SS ae ATTRACTIVE NEW BUNGALOW NEW s. a 29 “ “ i; > mi = r+ ™T. ,7 oe ar Ma- 38 ’ o . , rt - | ¢. 4 | Fr, : ” 1124 Hornsby av. mg Wl ee ee eo , ees S ~“ roon | sodema; well "ENZLIC1 I Gar? t 4: net aan re oe ae irmace : a GEL aN RLTY 55 Graveol ee ‘ a a 5 _—- ; Ro . are . “y i% T} - . a7 4 a : rye “+ Tn oe giReistia, aN —ae x. *. a nace, screens, fixtures ~ d si! 8. TeAuy | Le NGAI Ww ce AORTE ; MA! g-o8 \ ST BE: SOLD LL! 1O—.9 ?, wment wth tome Tr ith. hard ; furmmacs own iD a @ ~ ode for immediate € possession Leprn Sunday : LNG _ eee, Desi WW Os sa € - Om SEF THIS” CcozY BIONGALOW OPEN " x a ms ii n Omi : “oc a? bungal ~-. - ; , ; . . pase tt .O-—— MOUETT t-To Tame at es : >. a a pre SRS DES Er = OPE N 5 rooms and reception hal Ma - Far | ew ease mnt aa large tee : gcrounfs Park: double farac SPB og oe nag ne gy i Ro Mtax 9909, —— | 3 = trame bunga.cr “a Bil crt enc ura ; FEL , oe ee nodern convenience: street aan ae ce ta0we , Beh Rte SICKING “REAL TY ca. L Aclede 8535 i bo oi i te Oo amet PRICE REDUCED “SE ET THIS 7AL OW | : a SIGEL, 4 at immace. £3 7 st coy through. = ee NEW BRICK COTTAGE ~ a eale mag — eet roi?) . 3061 T ) | > ih ae REALTORS : treet : areaiz DANDY FRAME mi NGALOW. “YEE KEL. L. URICKSON “4 0 e] a’ 4 rooms. furnace. cas ms ~~ anaes (UmMace ep eetr 2-Ca!l re ireet ' ant: : eee - ts a’ vSst Gila OM "“HOL! EY antl ‘x 3 “T. 2 S803 he, bath garage sood foOcation ge age :, : “ yu a = be = ce ' Nee! : hae a - ~ . ERSAILS BE. T35—0700 seuth on Hern av.: I . f , ee Le . C pmne ; abit ° ; Pug U TION nioeameineiiiailian af Dé cat On hayes ‘RE D ‘ it $ ' CES] LA , _ SPRING } ; ' ; ; ty oe 7 ¢ Fit Que i &'s 7 noe H— EASY TERMS DITTMEIER ae. oe ces ot.) oS: Sten full @urtteminare and catue MODERN ise il Bt NGAL Wifax 2323 119 N. ¢ electric. furnace, garace: let 35125; only street and THES ae : WASTED ON R544 Con. cord place ({ Baden aaron _ ms ae on ) cs ah ’ oh ‘ , Hurco ai i™ SD It o 7m forta — rAIRVIEW > Hun2 + seage* - ent OOO a! ' P. 4 : ‘” home ar 6S {ot Roay 8 Schoos a EN ; Bt Ne. G-reom matt brick. tile bath. furnace r and et we ‘e $3 rer i , s fry ar : 98 | c Ls . , : ‘fake hes A a ese ae —— Dre 4110 W aan” toes Pt. FOSKIN-GABBERT SLATTFE = 7 z BOOS, S790 _ CORNET & ZFIBIG. MA : ee erie ie = phi Bick Reucel-Weber. 3127 S. Grand. Lic 9544 repens Pepe , 1% , FROM KOSSUTH AV. , ©: 9137-——4-room . house ath oH RM. F ath. 2-car scarage ATTR mane : ii mn Da ie Tal 7 : inga’o* ; SHAW AV. BUNGALOW. 4447. EB ‘ NOM) BUNGALM di f. Dirkmenn this hea tifa! ung ai Suva Brag lOHNSON 1] , an ca ai giicy mace. M AITRACT] bP \ -ANNETT , ‘an, “S rdwoed | yi- water OWNER LEAVING CITY : Minnesota. Pe fer mMepection from 7 te o Pp. m cn nty Bice Saiuiftie a 543° , nik , "° aa r eet and alls ut aha iniwood floors be ee mere ae . es » rooms. tile hen 1) TT ond ‘ LAXTOS 43°3——4-room bri yath “ . EK. ACHS RL. T ce... f indell be +} ss . ; | . : ri ; ‘ a : | res . a . : 2 * ee a go BS. % F ‘ : 4 wr AT Ow : ' | RE. AL HOME ea i¢ ED re 9800. a ee — A Pasi is TRU t.34s 4-rooem cotiaegs a) WATS-SW . = Ri 4 iS mr — ewer = : . 2 i WALLACE. 9-faot hasement Nom ew WM >-Reé M * >»? \ Mi ARK E J $3000 of in tom modern Tr ~“ . 853! Emer aod an ? 390 6 » aes get ER ; 1 a "1 galo ~ be o— =, om riowef Let 30@x 175 fine isn. flawer ‘phe Bans 4 soe - , “ ‘ie Te “ ond month, See abo ‘Gertie pals ce $40 ber easy terms. Box W-01 b-Deepates. _(c' | ren SE E t HES .E TOD LY GIBSON. 44064 roomie ‘modern well ception hal : or foden - ae ae: aa xP was TRY, ~ “iS See oe st DUTTON & KREHLEN BRI: wt K at ipples plL— rms. mode: 7B “KOE RT RE. AL ‘EST ATE cO.. 4 bailt: Si.¢e8 RE L : Is, GAr. @37R8. _ : heh ver ia : wie if ou AL aU ’ wt eniskor | Rr N. 24th at. Entra! 2934. Aleto, 3: North Market. TYler 36s Robin @ if fax 550 BRI K BUNG argh mrtg NEw OENER 37° Renee Farag ; ren locahine. — se s oham 2 — —— LA ' i a ; 62) sae _WABADA AY. ae 9019 Claxton av.: modern Sroom ef sleeping por ag ge ; PENNESSER. 552° wa PEN a ., . -EDRRER REALTY sit kat : 2 ( 4 SO] “4 ROOM BU NGALOW EMERSON 53S6—F rooms and sunro " : are mm and niit: wer "cates - » Pagal | and Mere tmr har on yao’ + et ot nt “@ a this 3 L x OR. BE NG me be; four-room, sodert ,a cant New eT . >) lou ath “~iarhbie 13 re r ; 2 poner ‘hare ae - - + oi ca : ser tei 3 he - aD . i; . ss ; me , . Ter¢: + : =a — _ = ae Gc) x12 ge al. see : - chen ‘I ' . ‘ room: Tue frame im : : te ER ggg : ° , OE it sn%4 . he a ' Lid [EL 134% Heidelberc: only S7000@: has “* o seit Percertt . moe breck GARESCHE, 6407—Jennings; take Helen OPEN FOR at terms. owner wit show Pa §) deers nhgea. shim tation) oy 0 ET OM oe 0 ue 164 7-419—Heidelberc: only S5°800,. T Ww ‘> a ? -— * a i c i4ict SA of > . Mins : ; : =. 6 | ‘ 2 Near O Falion Perk and cew Lowel! om hone a homeniow : t . FREU LI H. , *" and Sullivan. \ NSPECTION TODAY as £arage. screet é rise - cee es on ; - buncaiows om tes : 8: all modern. 5: ts . Aclede T= Paes ni: Se - frome teu gaiows: furnace. hardwood floors. brick ©: dag th * ae. 4 rome | a. ae ae yi rect and alley made. : ely a ee eT : “Tt s x : ie VAL ’ ‘ae perch. ete.: open tor imapection. % a? B vi f ‘YR E co ane ‘brick anew: i : Cott sUsT oa? WAN RUNGALOW T HIS ‘BU G . oa = : ech in fin 34), : ; mee r¢ trees il ay = MAY EK Ee ca Fy ~. y a — > Pon : ‘ ts : ous NDA AV wt . Hate HADSCHULTE RR. = CO.. "407 y 2 ‘way HE a SReNAN 234 ‘Walt ht Rid LInde!l: TRaO0 RO : . = ae {;rana, $Ps Be be 5 " tothe ‘ dio we rcnle _— _ . 2 a . , , . 7 — 5 a . . "aes niieniien ‘ ‘ i ©) BR ale * r GRACE. ’ : : . 7“ Lage wis yh ; Rer-a ‘iii Peaeaageccne mat Oi ROE ' ‘ Gra one es BUNGALOW BUY re re Oe), ee ee oe aoe a ee HOWER D STRICTLY MoD ve BB i 7 . KALK BRENNER | Cherok: qd: 2 fine pulumbing. and fix-| a-wiv patated ang eee Faic effered at foreclosu: AnG more fr sa ; : +7 - wat , es ere lie. oe - THIRT Fi ; >" 4° ae . oO Ca ol : ion are — ona bee. ite |= 2 OD * st a cha : fon. eo er Leuix and ; dear i 2 et noe xX oe Bat one ron mr furnace. t at ‘ aw 5 sm ak” aa’ PED m REALTY | cea s yy"! @.~ ow ore ; ’ Bungalow: j : a . bs ER. EE. CO p= tA CHcap JESerson 847 1 reand oa ‘\ , + . he EEE ESF . i ‘ Poon brick 3..it eo term orth west industrial district. =" “et ae =) 4 Ae *, ~e . GR. " ¥. neni ~ aA ta "ot PI TP TY CLP met r if 4 * BINGALO®W., tH) i? Of tages and - ae a of = Pak 34M LTON | } tts rHoE | aux > rooms and 7. aad ;. ei eat easiemaiale nee al : . we ’ | : on show ~— RU NG ALOWS bg ringe a os — bath furrac , brit BOF HMER REAT _s ATF ¢®@.. : BLC FRO La! .ANT ’ O2* ‘ar LOK an ’ avd , Peper ' STOCK. SCOTT, REAL TY co. COlfax 8751. os 3. SS. 7 Arfieid 8. BUS LO fe HPYDF RF. EB. 870 1 ette ‘’ Made: rarage — = teen 1 oO ; bedrooms second ¢ a q rR . ‘ = —— Pony = — 5 : pe see a ql T° > ; H Ty? > pti , ae §2 ; ae ' : i weed aie jot) ae ae Cpe ope. ARNEY, #951—1I i par you atid wraee agg OR ON “PORE LOSURE Hage le | ne ee wae sil tind: ; : : hix« DbUngaioe be e you ba t Poon ae rn sa ees me st so sea papel etait — an =o a . gin » 008 cf FRANK SEBRASTIa’\. KE \ " ist completed e : terme. cnett i atetethe ange wt “ at od era, Fu put : age : 68 ‘ ATt RAL BRIDG 2 TT dern iy [2 ind ee ° wan “ alien 3 RM: Marston a Sa esman = 6Pre es ; rarfaace. teres ae — ~— allan pe ° 8 POO zm OP Re rata t~1 :RNwe. Stay Sede “ rs : — us ; peg ne a Poe =! : , sss pag ? : PEtor ex et: ee re ; ‘ER WONDER?! ' ws NGALOW wera BOVMEN a FEINBRR« ft JONES, 2900 5. . 3 : : : : : 5 | 5S 4... des . :% . ant omen s oe . —? _ . rte ‘ ‘est | Sheecber . = i. . | 3 ; 2 - t, a tes ‘ah et woown _— ~Gecalichs s New Bungalow TA . som : ae REAPY FOR ya alo , POMEROY BERG R. Fr. «o. FOres: nee al ‘ ’ 4 ™ ; : “ v : rs \ EW BI NGALA Vy P erties “gee 4, 7 ; “ 2 _ i r . ; : . . ; t . . “4 ‘ . : setels 2 to gees 5630 : tr - a HODIAMONT $7i6— a ee : ERES a BARGAIN BUNG : NEW BRICK BUNGALOW Rivereide 2990 Onen_ . ' 432M i629 CEC, aCe 4 : i2nwar. 6 ; + % . . h: ere hl $A et Pee ~ a , ~ ee Mad cixtt . ’ ; oD eae ® } od caeae 2 See ee oe : 4 or, - Pree etiam + ‘ e . “= . van ” ~~ le; / 3 CAbany 3881. fe) | sein nasement. ¥ nace oaaaees Satan SP feet frome. Thi ancvaloes were buil: | HOUSE— New room. 3 im: : rent $ $~ Ber ck Z ee connate >aneieee - .* * »*" a: ad ; rer ~v Po. ’ : -* : - > . ” & ZOZLLER GRaad @157.! Senesneal

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_ MARCH _-20,- 1927, ee. e SUNDAY. ‘ 20, 1927 82000 REAL ES - EE OSE Ee TATE F ours SS cng QOvYRad® ou or Sale, E xchange, Wanted, and Bungalows, Cottages, es, Flats, Apartments, Residences For Sale Today: er-DISPATCH. — 1B "or Sale For Sale sneeeree COTTAGES | | BUNGALOWS and COTTAGES | BUNGALOWS ang COTTAGES | BUNGALOWS and COTTAGES BUNGALOWS and COTTAGES FLATS. AP’TM'TS, FOR SALE ~ o For Sale | For Sale For Sale For Sale Central ’ Southwest : Southwest | South = a ; | west Ww FOURK-FAMILY FLATS COTTAGE—Southwest ho! | Southwest West 1440 * 1UfH—~—SOxl 27. $10,500. ot-Water heated: | ‘ ALL UP FOR fe Bee seats, ; =a ; ; @arage: $5750 Box Our larg of bungalows; easy terms New California Bungalow. | Woodland Park Bungalow SOOM: NEW BRICK. 6) 1. — BELLIS MREALTORG GARFIEGD ‘8 Bun alo WS s t an ¥-room brick. bath § &. , A J +h . e% g Shik . ro) see Dispate! ae JOHN i. ABBOTT, Realtor, 700 Chestnut. O'Dell. 6241: 4 ome bath. modern . Mer : , Were é , = ( “ ARDENS = ost hal pg —New Nappy E nodere: bric k PHY SICIANS AND DENTISTS, Lot 35x16) . garace $4 5 0: Lerma. Bargain ‘ ; , : - . cu lie PRI Ie ie KY yi r KT) £100W _— = aatrifice @=5na. ‘here 000 value at ATTENTION! > see 5476 LISETTE AV. f~ tint. wate ‘tixvep 1 ‘wart : : - - os | sacri tbe 5400 Cash. CAbany 8667 _ Heres a bargain in an up-to-date home Bea utiful Ne Ww Bungalows . ; in th 55-1 . 5 105 GL f - ~o bath am i: 7 weg his wonderful little bun- 9% T0Oms, steam heat, streets, §: nd t owing bu ig alo ‘tion of South — . . tr aah : Lis veal price 13 New Homes Ta en “walow. located just off Kin Eve tale aadlie ahecar caress’ Basen Ben00 in Cuba Court sstest growing bungalow section of CHAUNCEY P. HEATH (0. waneee 7 a i A tt ; : - ; ; : (.ARPIELD 3165. ‘x? : ies oe — with a beautiful : ing » cash will handle it Hliand 2849. Open located at Watson and Sulphur: to sulsette outh then west. re : t it pending Pe a Sunday 2 to 4:30 | rooms, tile bath. hardwood f! e. , 510 LALTY CC B U NGA AL, OW L, 01 b. pot Re sigceeeiach albepedlpe £0 9 Bote: A kl ory Ie AS og ne 4 wan " A a OGL Ip OG I mir Ma Inedern a _ price $6300. iot. made street and alley. see this. be. WM. CUBA. BUILDER. _(c99) 4 | 7 19 17 19 21 W: ° A May R Co... R548 8, ¢ ‘ , vr « hiod , ae ori ver ; as x9 , : - - 4 moeeeee On Ss. | rand. LAc. OS5323 tore it is too late: terms. ( ‘¢ S¢ ) » lo : . E A\ ° i Bydiety gg e ea é arner \ . Ld DE veal CE. j ; Modern - - Ray K. Rosemond, Ine., Riverside 1161. L yt AT S \ q H AMF’ TON RELI, PBA, TA SERVICE CORTE. | “TH bf Meramec; street gnd al 1 - ]- O_&*§ H "1 Ae, Magar lee Pak ER + and vacant ground QUINCY, 5407—4-ROOM BRICK. ennlewie. Sone histake Cane tiuth O8 Harn ve = seek | . ley made. ‘3 4 ; i 1) i i { e) arter Av é in, it! ry : : : p Matthew S ): Modern huneralow Side drive to ga rr nn igure Re om “bungal a : . ’ ‘aah Bal sendin 1 een f'o-th pne floor. strictly modern. HeLa reai DICK UD See this ahire terms W ip T 200 down rt : ae : : : . ms. Wm. T. Smith. 5: $200 d hoo t and : 231 STANLEY AV.—5S ROOMS ‘ane 2 vgacage. owner upstalce. E THEM ‘ef ] B it | \ J tL Ie ‘yim a RGER, 5-41 G.... caer hele Se “i ar i RI d 1161 ure, Be z 1 KET} . P kx oat EGER, 5416—New brici . Rosemoend, Ine. verside ot. Lansdown sien ond. attanmemand 3 sf tee eee ) | STANLEY AV.—5s RO S HLA ss ‘6 reoma. he ‘ 3 }) eautitu A estmoor ar 4 , ' > de a ) : @UuG atik OU) -~1T} Tit ; OPEN FOR INSPEC TION. : $500 Down—9133 es ay Thrs adie : . | am sate , u b | ral v a o " ca . ~ uetales. sue at the amazingly low price i ee pedestal washstand : rid - nai poet - as revale: ieee - ee “ Ie Milentz. o rooms, moqcern ricé Yre- Whe } a ™ otek. + ie e of i i fioore throughont - a 1 had . , rage ' p Vhen hout a tA mOut y a. a t i} ree I? ee j BACON, 2501—i-family, 3% reome efmel: oO eet - ecCopner ‘ j ‘ : . : ' , . “ m cinnny ad : 2 " ‘ fer quick action ] blocK “eal of M et ymls 3 he; es 44447 mente can arran ° ‘ : { “ v | ters garage Buy from whoer. : ay . os a oa a Ji mc 2usiand PAULI EL: I : a s an } Young with bath. big bar rgain (all Lindell! "ttm C a’ von) C all 1g Bend Blv ad. River Bide Od84W. Bh wt ta re wees, | > rooms. practically new 4-room brick bungalow Tower Grove car and transfer to bus : tf. J. CORNWELL K. EF. CO... LIL N Tth POSKIN-G ABBE aT SLATTERY bapection. ! cum 92 Mi! ) se ; T@ai nOuy ali G 3099 Mi! ePntz. tile hati te Be -| . ; — irnanr i ty | ELIZ ABETH. 6023 Bungalow se UGii, BRAaTUWood Ti0ors lurnace, ga Waison road ~ : ~ Ww 6 "OO ms. 6-room bDeauts rage ‘with c 4 >. ] I wr ‘tyr : 4 oui} ore ti — cabelas SOx1 G0; 4k bIOCK | bath, electric, steam heat, etc., «-Car ga | git L BUY THIS BUNGALOW southwest | arh of (lavton Road PME. , ALJ ‘ IN Sng ee) e Pe a. h ry) ] i d ‘ 4 \ I county DerLtyv ’ ' Tr i ree wie ? *. ( »>reoms: Nnaradawoo . 6 ; rage; dandy lot; street made; only ~ J) 5 Nage! arge r ) ur- D BL. ' : Five an d a hot- wate! hea Ls BB pan Vick. Near Car ine. reasonable terms: real bargain; see this; nace, h ardwo d fasten ip ype waste — On Watson Boulevard : Before buying elsewhere, see these LAclede 3° ti baths; garages. All improvement || GRESHAM, 5229—Bungalow, -ooms, | today. ; | balance $33 per month and interest. PPA ELE iad “Golenans. cto ee” sACiede 3°46. e a) modern. with garage: excellent condition. “HAUVER-LUSTKANDL. Realtors. "KEL. _EARIC KSON * CO. INC., . schol alas Se ee SOE ee tiled bathroom, modern Dy mre ! SMALL PAYMENTS DOWN | . 608 Chestnut at. Garfield S20", 925.8. Broadw el Gases | GoMpaSY, 0 | geet ga ee ee == ime 3 J Tonic shaihtgueg md j || GRESHAM. 5260-7358 rooms uaa’ bath. uRICK BUNGALOW ie | = ANT, urnaces, cellar under entire house: _ DON’T MISS TH a SEL THESE TODAY—OPEN price $8000: $500 down. balance $65 a 6611 "HOFPMASS AV. : RE N T MONE Y WILL BUY 104 8 — ee, re Se Se eae Os KOOM MOUDERN BRIC | a i onth. | inclyding interest Arthur Koher- er sferre to Chicago hil 5100 Kingshizhw ay Southweet;: attractive. — -—" Can finance to suit purchaser, Wal Cw ‘ KICK r-™Mann. 3716 “Minnesota, LAciede O15S8 (c8} }) is attractive room home at ainew bungalow. 4 rooms. bed closet. tile Rarcain for quick huyers. GARDN HO'’T-WATEK 1} 3 ihi : | 37 Alaek 7" * ik T : . , GRESHAM, 5267 New 5- room exception- Varga erm ‘ e arranged. Sall | bath, oak floors: splend id location opposit 4 West ES CC aeka av. 4 nico ee vets ) ] i 5 ath, oak floors; sp LeGRAND JONES. IN¢ ath, a j . aily mode ‘7 brick | bungalow; garage; | GArt: OS47. ee Parkway; reasonable cash payment; open ABERDEEN Pp! 10°3— Bunga! ‘ 1 it : LL... -o— Bun a oe | REALTORS, Water heat and entire p : dad and could. pe used gm lin- . a owner wi) argain: open Sunday CONRAD I... SCHOPP, 214 Calumet Bidg. | Sunday ', rooms ric] plastered € room; jot 31x142. wit chen or ——719 CHESTNUT—MAIN 4560 Ha ATSON. 0 ‘ROL KKE REALTORS, SPANISH STYLE BUNGALOWS | ESA REALTY CO., 4006 Choutess. 2-car garage: block Forest Park: $75 sa tee tone v6 ail made; this is a eal ‘bane aiid | i ba: 4+ “ “ rb! Riverside - 471 Gravois. ae, a 415- 1 INKMAN 2912-2914 Cl IF-TON A V modern, 7 ci Bibs is _@ moe open nor. meper ies: ) and we suggest that you _o : a, * ee Lee ae HAMPTON 130-58 44 room + bui iat “cing eo pete vou have been lam pee : ‘ pitas ‘ BALSON. 6844 ‘Ottage. 3 el ; 4 “A once we suseest that sou nn j —- —— — = — ——— ree seis calor: tile bath hardwood floors ln ’ or rege: wed different 6 rooms. ; wo brick bungalows: cach has 5 rooms ern. sub % é aan. Bae rms. | flan . ; suuth of Cleveland Meh Schoo! hi ——__— — _aanaeantenee ——— “ a blocks from Tower Grove car and bus line. l ath, built-in ires peri. virdoe #5 ail modern conveniences; substantial - 11) ce eee eee ee t D a \ Ne = th Aeveland “ret Schoo’ —— ae : 2 — it = : a ORR ine : SOOO wont ot FEDERE Bn “R e ALT Y CO.. Dulidings: street made; good terms. male ROT > oe O l en | MER AND I 3 _— i illareiene acto a SERCO Ok 6750 Esaad-aaw Daa Mae xy Sat0 Gravele. ~ TONY HURLEMAN. Laclede 9092. a ee 6607-098—Frame. one S1Ory, uF : | . sheineianite tenant iainae : 1 —_————— -. — . — Ls ‘ 4 . ew i } ‘eRe 8 if — = — , Cc x Ti ‘ va! ad ey “” } r ral rec iv ro ié i *s ‘ tir 4 i r Y 4 T F’ y ERE’S A BUY ae | || large rooms, superior construction. an MESRACTIVE BUNGALOW. | ©. w. cof. Grand Sd Argenel, 24 floor.) senor a tue bee i eee ft OWN ¥ OUR HOME LAY North, | 4 Sy OR ee ! ‘ tro: 79. Poat-Dispate! - H | a BE -: os BATES i ia SPRIN ‘ IS H ERE i@SizN ; ( se transportation sch i beh es as 6 rooms; must Bungalow Nea r K ingshighwa vv (120 feet fron P sired: has gas 0 ok ih arial ach fe bbe . a nl = uc : rea Ss. | ~ vs 3 E ah Sti i . i I I vem nts attr Llve , n « e apprec a Z . fm « vel ? 4 R Le Z tr ‘ : ; , | : | ne : . a ’ ¥ } 1 Y f . Th. | > ° . j 7 r ’ in tinished at he ( J a sani and tert pen. Sea i > - wall SOUTHAMPTON CO... Kliverside 5: = Open all day 6202 Delor: a beautiful eed Big ahr pats aged pet mc Bl ILD N¢ yW LAT Nort le yo tee inane _— _ thea aS : Svliiadéa beatae Gil iQ) pail alee mac P a —_ i § Leer Red) j ‘os ne ebb catel > - ‘ oa #0 be fa ertnatign™. . sae ltte OA etl techn tein cisterna, eS ee Jv new ory. tae 09h wane ane atgtine ere ee ie eee a er e ee eee nae nent en ATE MIT AOD AP AR RRO TLD OR! meptatelscatelam or rooms, tle batt » @ os pap eae “a . hamad Ap | LAclede 526 | A BEAUTY—BUNGALOW CF ce of 6 large roome oN | district: snap for mechanic or -workmal rED rey i REALTY Go, re Lon course, We who live in Pasadena Park did not have to look at 9%) ITASKA. 53° Very modern brick bun 6211 ARSENAL. tile bath jar gae ne a 1 large Cclomts. two-car frame garage bargain. Box £-20% wos 2 iP ry’ oe ? . 2 le r"; iTY ATC WW iie | “ } ‘ ’ ‘ | ry ; : OT 4" , } 9 4 ar & ° i} c ce a) ‘ ; " ' ah ; ii se _— ae z : ’ Pigst KENNER PLA Gravois, Galt she eglendar to discover Spring. The trees whispered it. the birds bath. a8 | ROS re a een On 5 garage, or, every mOd- | ceijar: ail improvements’ made; price will Pvst-Dispaten 18.33 > > ACE d 2 i wer . selves | r ‘ piace Fst s ply tpt . =e, eee 4 jr amaze you BLENDON PI 5 rooms, moédern | te 7 TH attic colonial home With = : ; sang it. the fio vers « ec ke d th a _ Mn BOrLeCous eolors to W el- ‘ egy ‘ MG al ne . ssh besos — PR, 2 “y tr RER —— , ak a avois a ENZL, CK. SURO ( Thesinu GAr fie! A l a réail bny 2RY ‘ : . -s REA « raha, »? ; ee “ a us . le. es i. . > : : if jar pen . 4 rs ° I : ore ther . ‘ ste on the gt Bio hing arage bath roome, fur ga me it. Too bad vou who live in the smoke-infected city have LEE-SCHERMEN. GRAND 8830 YOU WILI LiKE THIS. ON $00 ) SLENDON PL 108 Stee eee r .. : _ . _ : »~ ar : ; an :. ‘ . le a ' tebe. « tp > ‘ os wry i nts at ; ahs 4 : 4 76 L, ee | OW a ’ rat : >? ". ee R aa alee de>, with durniture gad, vU0: quiek esi B bir aepend og the eulendar. Give vour family a treat. Bring them KANSAS, @54—New: has 5 rooms, mod 28°28 January; 4-room matt brick, tiled S || Buabox Pi... 3. room bungal Niky HIEMENZ R. Co.. 6} $ Chesinn: aime fe Pasadena Park. so they can enjov the pure air and sunshine. anions NAGS: O00! Oth ee eee ee t 35 yey get New Modern Bungalows drive: make o! a snaj aa = —s : Tit . i nie « . “ 2 ‘. s . Nl ‘VBE j eee swt ; ia) py _— _ A RY ? : ee ee } ot LNENC ELL. ED FOR BE AUTY. Tut, : | Belect vour home from the ‘ Spi lendid bunga! Ows Wwe of fer. and give LER iF HE RMEN. GR AND RR2 buil ! year Ser terms WALTE R OP EN TODAY wane ae d EW ERS RE. Oc I NT A A { \ s ‘ . ee ~ ey ‘i ee . brick bungalows tile bath, hardw ood ‘ { ti , ie san Sot ine, i ’ ‘ I 0 nS 7 - any 8. ronmpmt na ] - ~ ; CStMOo! 7 e y I bad , )}) hoi-w at ‘ ¥ ns ‘ woer ) BEX ond, tile bath. hot-water heat x j bonge! ow is at 81 Sorta L1iS rive, e€e can help you Ttinance ne floors, furnace, complete for only $7500: SEE THI EXC EPTION AL BUNGALOW Saket cony ve rita 8, exceuen ee 33 fee bh a ene? Rare wooe floors. it-wate! q Room Bunzgalov floors; S-car garage, will m 2 open for inspection; bring earnest money 6737 SMILEY AV. ’ , Gay: er SUT CUNY OUERC. FIEL Ao. BER» ‘) 2 i46—-4 and 5 roo oder ake Urchase. " ; ; C} ¢ ° ad C ns Nic ' : sana ; a : Se Ris. 2146 4 and 5S rooma modern Ke] P your pu ch bh TONY HURL EM AN. LAclede 92092 trac a w price for quick +: ze re & W. COR. STANFORD AND . ‘rdwood floors: lot 650x140 pods buy for undertaker Call along as at this price they won't last lon rooms On one Or, hot-wa | : - +S 9 i n if PA . g { 7 QO r P 4 . . , ’ . «9 oO nd ree econd f]) rw wr : ; — and A aa Scone _* “~\ asa | \\\ PURDUE, UNIVERSITY PARK } c LE is 5 nele roo! bear ns ec : a id ¥ CY DETERRING, 3627 Gravois. PRospect 1820 neat, hardwood fLioors, automatic wate! O N I " 1- t * oF 2 . oo ; ; -_* ; + > >i ye ° ga ; } ‘_ 0 LA na OHI R sl ‘ . , ° M A : Lads f i Fe Sl ou DP M A J Ss | I + H QO M 9 S —— Set a kar a seal Lous’ eoectal teanen ¥ lorists or Poultry Raisers °} NG eG WP 88g en ee IM PRICED RIGHT ALL ; a KINGSHIGHW AY 6536 5 0 rooms, bath, , r selling” — ™ . SEE THIS LOT. : 370x300x67. payment. LIndel] Any oT oe mesa a PARK wep Sag TRUST i) «- -yamnanaibindttigi iden anthecdirnegen anannegensenetiinn > a tile batt TO BEE. Burgen 6-room lrame b . €} . ae RNG apes & Ae uh a aa i . * : , +* ’ ° e ‘ 1100 Pad second : ImogerT) ]lm™m- wae } boi ead fis) or . hh > - : . i - r : - ; ! . A - po $4500; hot waier heat ~~ — | ‘*Ask the family who lives in one.’ atereinente neue, open for inspection to- INZLICK. 1 10 Chestnut. GArfield 142% ae ees part of or bungalow. $ BUNGALOWS—ds: will sell cheap: small wham OH Bggeteeert 7 Fa sng (99) COZLEST BUNGALOW IN SOUTHAMPTON (907058, 84D nak face, iectric, down paymen!. balance like rent. PArk —F ll CC : piensa wns h vt walter > a nt a “il ij iw? I — I {¢ } respect: very ay toe terme: ; day. wera. vw r r ultry “hone 4966 Bancroft: 5 rooms, hot-water heat, | S¢wers, wate ; : 8, poultry view YeT)]R - ‘\ hrick garag price reduced, To | said MODERN 6-ROOM BRICK | 4 LBtR BRO‘ \KS & = MAIn Og appuiitme ni Lo Spec. ff mc oS NCAA ee penne anaber —— a e — + ee a ; = | : —. ; s : : a 7 7 : : : . 3 ; c= - — o ———= 3 LANHAM, 7106—5 rooms, bath, furnace. marble and — bath, large lot; 2-car ga- when Mains ‘y uit ct oni at es, all BUNGALOWS a 7 a } ri yT “e B : (}. , : »? : } BUNGALOW }) HOWARD web Double. 3-3. a Be 4 / } ve r ra if By na > b118 VERNON A\ 6440. Darra andner “een — _ LLS REALTY CO. a RG. 160. Werk “to wo car rage: $9OIK is Ck - clear, | "sion, south of Forest Pa S = . 1 1c} @ to 6300, SELLIS, GArfie O378. Ss r os terme« S20R, SOULS: @: me ark COZY BUNGALOW South LANSDOWNE. 5721-5 rooms. modern. | OUTHAMI hie WTAE | JOHN CIZEK, 2015 Rutger. Vie. 20715. | PATK view 21: an i214 : a “gags Tog ee hot-water heat ami eo we eee ‘er: lot &0s126 )) LAB ADU J3930-——6 and 6 *ooms: wodrr ness iF family > © _OFice SSress: . +. \) } ‘brick ti 4 PRICE ON . > ers a ¥ . = gern rear 2 Sean -atenea> must «eo ar : ‘ 5 rooms. bath. har ead yr fur- 5205 ITASKA, 5 ROOMS Senge BARG AIN—BIT Ni : ALOW : rar Karage ay , . In Soutl am on; open today: 30x Re a] Bargain Bungalows floors. furnace: electric hat lI} tunkea “ABA DIE 414) — 3 §-room Z sa Re ntay rth to Fairground Park. — a i aie alin ali tatty, €, sShaues, fixtures, ete: brand-n punga! 't ica eet ell ont aes - we pepe one a »-TOOm rink 1§F eaten on ON ) r y water; §a8, garage. See ownt hh O Mesra av, (4600 soutb on Grandja arcwo: 4 or cs sage se MgO iia $37 O0* MON’ TH LANSDC WNE, ne ctl . ne a 6. v tile hat! har loo! urnace. of 901-6021] HAMPTON bitt. J. HOLDOW ay & CO.. Reaitors. 724 i. rr 1 ret. . lai ; . as ——— ultra modern . WH 88C- electric. granitoid basement pri e $8500 Five rooms. every convenience: in heau-| BURD. 1474— nee Sue teun cat esinuk + eid * - i LORS WEI LR. BE. CO "| vy. ae a wee ‘e; real terms; don ‘miss this bargain. terms: see this | We otteud ‘ae: mvenion int “a rd heey iF ee Oilage: ov coms: furnace gor pone : aoeres it he ifer fae by! (cd) OHN «© 2] 4° _ ~~ ub » OF Giat ark: if bough oday. math and double garage: small down payr- Mr Specking Uroriv E ONE—S W RE AL *F y P R > | y aan a ‘ois over Ne : - i Ms c Ji BLAKE & BRO. &815 hestnu will take $300 cash. belanc 1} 2 1 KITE : aN ovel oO 8 Small pa» oT TE - ; . é : cash, balance lite ment, $4500. } | vhs mpDW. L. KLHS RLTY. CO., Lindell 7800 — a ey LISETTE, 1952—5 wonderful r°oms, mod- SEE THIS FINE SM. ALL HOME P wehighwa } : imett it aed ; oF 7 : th . . ° ae - $2 : , oT IDE Bl NGALOWS, _COTTAG GES BUNGALOW ; ern; well built attractive interior, 45x 19 Me “a 4-room frame.) g100 Bw th. 1 | en want to Haw eres, peg tee + ty » +S G149-——4-room brick. cottage. | , MARGARETTA ~ —5-room frame I I ater heat, big lot rage, electri pear parochial] and 45 : = . L _ . Terrace: 4 reonis. modern; hot-water Bain ta.) atee Pfoome ' - oe 5040 Tdah > iatee oon ; u 140. oe: LLAS., G sArfield O37. DUR 7 rf ‘ond ti n ver e!) 2 >i CO + 3 > Spring, 2» rooms. modern: ga : | og _ ns ma throug ‘Br ick enealow: LA TBOROT 186535 room k vt ie iurnace Math 9 rain Or PR: hiatal “pe BID re Oe 10 Gravois JOHN H. ‘ABBOTT. mea, 408 Chestnut. RISTIA BRINEOF \. B ‘ Di 290 Realtor, O¢0°A Gravois. ‘(Re Riverside; »* M ae. © a oe Oss 3x rae ‘coms and breakfast vall owner. CAbany s4043, wad & SACRIFICE PRICES! | A. F. GROEBL, sate 722 Chestnut. 4053 iyroiean, trame pungalow. 6 rooms. | 8. Grand mith . oh — t bath. hardwood floors. wails all ¢ DELAWARE, 1262 --Story and half frame | 1315-17-19 CLAYTONIA—S large, NATURAL BRIDG 3942--Beaut'ful &% th, furnace. garage; reasvnabie. gym) De WW “ &: aa WW) & A S Ht icCCAUSLAND, 2720—N room MOd- 2399 « SOUTHWEST REAL ‘TY ee a vagsed and paints ar gafaze: si} ttage: $ rooms down, 2 apd bath uv light rooms; pretty tile baths, hard- Beis ye" Re every modern gr dds BOUDAER, 37:24 Hydraulic. Laclede 6648, ; | % X : aid rani hermoca low rj e thie =A : ds one D roel. an lass condition are -his before yor )] $40 eS Beret nore ey w00d floors, brick fireplaces, 9-foot | jen | , WANT A REAL BUNGALOW BLi°* rame but oe. $3 ome, bi . a ough — ar $ ars ir x i nS : nda es alia SE e Aya oyy 3 aig Soest a EN Np tare a} a RT. FS a oe 3 ag W. Baie - ful y and hall ae sagen with — a ee WATEAI age ’ a ok fo 1 mon is mel matt } econ rade ' ~ > ™ PAL. s. 9460 Miient he au ie ‘ooms VENZLICK Chestnut. GArfield +26 iO WK. reon “a rick porch across front. ‘ine lot, ath and electric: pri reduced io $68.5! Ske 4454 BERTHOY BN. nen P gy Dispat ” — cn Wess Seve SEs ae « ” | he re +; tile bat} hard: + floor th eat \I¢ R } N L¢ V cari v7 4 1 ONLY $8450 ANY ive rooms; tiie bath, furnace heat: ga- |] a wT : — oca FY : o4.1 Gravol ee ee ee See sie sig } ) “* BUNG: OWS 26 Maffi near Kingshighway. 3 40x 165. ; ~. tha unday ~ 10 3 Pi 1518 EDERER 1 O10 anne [ODER\ BRICK COTT AGE ‘hrist ian Br inkop R. E, Co. | MAGNOI1A. 613: ick bungalow on | 5450 Milentz. 5 roon le bath, har _ ae oms down. 2 rooms and bath ut am TERMS. MAY TRADE FOR Lots GEO fF. RASHFORD. MAfm 1049 *hospect O10 (sravols . rr : r ag07 ' : on i Toy Fath 7s ne bu wne! Riker an a “te Pe a eG : furnace rice $795! OR SMALL FENCOMFE PROPERTY }” Ae IK . . NE “Ye = and » rooms: Ir INNE=OTA, 3i' »—-&-room frame, bath, | Trade for Double I ‘lat I CAND LACLEDE 40-41 ; @i-Water “A! Sree 100m ee 1s sates another bet ty sips is Ea AN SRO ler and @Y 82 ae large lote anee’ i AS. Leen — Se ee eee wees furnace; lot SUx1 25, $6000. meee? Michiz -rnome ( bed Copper esereens metal weather ‘ 7316 Michigaaf &-room ob! ‘ick, hot- water. ‘a8 " E Aru KON A €O0.. IN os - _ ist ‘ nreom * n South | if ‘ 40U ‘A, (cO8) ‘ - cal : rr ; ' , ie rin heautiful fixtures. shader farage will show today ; reduced LO . Pa eect and Barack. at owner wauts ‘o sell’ make offer a 2925 s. Broad uy FOO] (rravol1 > dag te : nd = | an oc toh hardwood 1i00Ts MLLLENTZ, awe Reautiful Snelish borpt hare % d fon! : a args 3 ; cong Ae Pen, nf rive reasonable price and terms: GEO. J. WANSTRATH. 71 ” Chestnut. BEL “I iS, REALTORS. GAr. O378 Pay E 4500 3 and 3 reoem s«etogle: hat “"S4h Neosho $-room frame and attic : R [ XG AL OW B ARG IN > ae neat — fn aba path: large o; . . BOO moder: tot TO! ay > Pri) nl ward. ‘ . , 105 aye it and sold over 100 of these FOREST, 1018—Fogir rooms and sleeping | ~~ furns ‘ owner will trade for arma!l! : : : I ANU. . = : ree ille made: bes Tui JAWN. | Olag earage wtih drivewea, lot: 1e@” bung yes n the last three years 7hone pore! hot- i} ‘ hy » br com. holewater beat. owner Wants 2 ma Leas : ba fe inch ; 6xx R UTGER. -O LY $6000 , Qn fy .eY . “we fo > ; a | are d 4096 J ar GA rfie) ld 0847 hardwo ref l ‘-. lats oT f lay : “KAHL BRU KSEKE REALTY C0.. ! if ake offer. ” ; BRS! O Meara : 4 roome modern : nlens 4 room bri aw ttage } ot water é a : a I L YOu I} ' L1 Le nis 3, oe mages J ’ : . 5 : j Virgiaia, F-room brick, Death; ga-* vac w price: easy terms. Phone . hea: : ; tes = MU RDO K. 5448—New 5 roome, modern, FIURLEMAN. LAclede 92. r- NRALD L. SCHOPP, 214 Calumet Bidz. rick porch, exgra coal and fruit cellar hc Ar —e Ton a i938 W. Florissant. COMax 7730, S000) Be for inspect. nee 40%. WYOMING ST. 0. RRANNER. RIV ERSIDE 5:0. ner Grand and Arsenal. 2d floor Lats ows - "| attic Scar garage: metal weather strips: = PRAIRIL, 1823 ¥.—3-3 rooms, baths; ni Tar 6-r¢ om brick, bat), bot = “TOMBEIDGE AGEN( £ tenia _ er : ome —es " nies } : } i * ? If f Ag we fe : a agree a - : »” s - tes hs, rents $70. hon $ 5 son ' hola, 6 Tooms j eception rhace. hardwood floors . Riverside 34714 -room unbgalow in just such a neighbor- Pen Spa 4003 € houteau GRand 10% lars in repls ox A-194. 1 o* speaieaie ‘ C. WISMATH, 2858 N. GRAND. 3 famiiy Srick of 3 rooms ru . Sos MM Ear hard woo }Oors. te. € ‘Ar car _ E =F WY; Br eae aera sina ae a 904 > ha +? ‘ ll round L st L rt s rryy ? ' | ‘ rit "mali ~ ire lace 7 a-¢ yr y a. ‘ - ‘ > ; . , , . Srcom frame. bath: lot} ray | 1F D ‘ KE }- r ndlern ‘ = TTR } (;ravois. Ta rHik RT 7 4 FE Oa K MeCt S F, 6456-—Nice S-room brick bunkca- ‘ ‘ ] aeyl NTE E? Ths 1#°9 21 NW .—4-farmils ee at mn, but eal u hard od L ‘ , ful ‘ : = oar c “ia . : ; doors deep lot asphalt oe . : “ie iene a = : é ee | BULL a s BAKGAIN Bt \GALOWs ar . tile bat race . gee: ° one CHES ; iy LW IN Z| SIsai very ye re re Phona FOrest Bd ’ seme electric; price reason- poi Ry, E LAT sell or : excha) xe ser \ income $67 per month: ° > - a ini = SOIT TY ‘* 5 4353¢ mtharrptoer _ sy Ea, GO ta ‘ . ‘ ~ 4 or eren . 6. . 4 equity for s A) r income roper.iy. aA adi . LE. Realtor, §122 Virginia, | IN HOLLY HILLS sxx “WYOMING . 7H, a es i. VATSON | f Ss UU HW ES’ 45°31 a eS | | DETERING, 3677 Gravois. PRospect 1830, 3.4.06 voy? on = ne TIMER I’ TTON & KEHMHLENPRIN K “9719 N $4th et. CEntral 29394 “JUST LISTED THIS BARGAIN ao er ee, eee ees wee bath. hi lenutiful matt-brick bungatow. © cies | AY. 20 PERNO "ASSING I 5-Room Brick —__Ne1 MW | MIDLAND, 1219 (7100 weat on Pam PLAT—4 and ome: or trade S-room ; : : : ' | ae 7 “WO expenses to mi qi FRONT ¢ J-100TN Ch om n brick bungalow: conven- |“ puneslow in Webater Grove uts 31: SHRE Ve. 3754-56—3-3. 4 families, bath " © ae @ : 7 . 4 * *} ‘? pat 325 MICHIG A™ x ’ —_— F as “ . ‘ Ore. ; c rw arr " eomMms and sun porch, bath. finished a homes ir; oder very best o uM. «6 F. WRISBERG. 2°04 brick CE mon TH mace etreét: all conveniences, casy terms: | €arage, reasonable a team heat, ganas r 2 ears: Frente Sluv4 ain: trade. Gall Lindel) S085 ell - Brick oy pam ant Cottages ~ oe ee ‘tawe: tn oe GE = FRESH ATR lrive to 6000 -outhwest av., then north on; UNION, 1430— Bungalow, modern. ei er month: $4000 to $5000 cash will han DUnBaALO ‘ en a ts . LOUIS, HIGH y AND Sulphur av.. or phone rooms in room, brick garage. fol 3) rliat se Rox A-"..3. -FMSpe! ip Axx N — Flat . 5 rooms, mod- ~ . ° d ~* . > = rooTny T AD | eis ; ve >! 49x. Quiney: 5 rooms, modern: _closed- fist floor @ ; large ef wage! he Pe ae Adkil 4661 ms. as a m jern; cn aan onl ey) E “eNFT ICC 1010 Cheatnut. G Arfield 1427 in 4 mn slceping perch: garage: @ barca'nD. * farn: ardwood floors atteiia -, Geer Benen sx 01 jog — —- -. 4S a7 ~ aE ; nag DOT TO OWN YorrR own WENZLICK. 101 on ol LA Ee HEATON. 2241—-Bunealow 4-room SING LE FLAT—Modern; in 38xx block: | ©)” a for rooming house. John Roenz, $9x% Robert; modern 5-room bunemlow: Be and alley im: aue immediate posses. cope at OO “Gane jy oa cra gr en tee ates” ae “al MA ; OME “ CT AL yr Af, H -~ | .modern, garage, all conveniences. 60x20U 4 and 5-room; fine location; very low -y) yaZR sails ou in " , 4 Ba LOVE tie a0)? RD.. Clavton. Mo. ; ae JI_ W. KERR CO.. 107 N. Sth. ak line: an - aut be > . . “ . . beri } . > ware ern: urace. ARTHU K FIse HMAN RK REA ALTY TY CO.. ' ] to ? >. I ~~ © r>* FOOT nr nde rr ry ? - mOoR +4 ; ry ; rvtirY 4 / 48 fs ah =) T ; ’ " 4-5 AND 7 ROOMS. “ bs : —— : = . or 7 i i $i} ’ wf ‘ 4 mn? 1g i; ul i af ss Z vr. > ‘ j ‘ ‘ Ww ISE o£ NEM Dot BL r. rl. T SAC RIF 1¢ F. ALETO, 2336 North Market. TVler ED PE A IE RED ER ON eRe eR T ee , 3.374. (282) | ae t} , té = A 7 sas ’ ’ > Pri Cw ° rT oie. SoS PATE x, 5, aemeemaie a oF-Wels. ‘ena " Gravois. Klv. 3100. + : - . ae : nie te th $4200 i able ie te Hy OL ME y Ls R Rp mm OO. 5°O% Delor st.: 4 rooms. sunroom and | Re ‘ sngal 4 ~ al ‘ . ’ ch * . . a . “= ’ . * ‘ f autif i ‘ ri j , "ata « en rN a Pa nt . $6750 —{.}. Morganford, 67: to © —BiOCK Norn Ww "ATSON: 0" ROU RKE. RE. AL TORS . lO 4am e2. ____—ssi“‘iws leeping porch; garage; $8500. J mersorererrs eee eee See —s ‘od TAYLOR. 3108 N.—65-6 rooms and sul iw. oan 6 ROOM BL NGA at OW BARGAIN of Loughborough: 6 new: open today. Riverside 4311 TL Gravois, SSOLUTION SALE. i a. © Sones Tene. Sy eer ee oe i * IDR ee I ‘, llev mad Mr ARD- : °oWHNOr 3" m3 i OATH Tas ee A modern 5-room brick: | ern . ian napthie aceounts $8500 > REAL : ° . ] > & & * RES Senn Pi a bat it 4414 . i ! er ersrlt 1 - - ~- = - ‘ e7 . ~ ot ". ‘ Kt H RL TY. co Lindell 3998 dd vf ath. furnace, clectric: rennesete, o ome: 3 au ' , s, 9456-5R-B82 Itaeka at. Three new 5-room Sic , "ick collage, tWo PrOCr we we eed Pim te, apart e en EDN oe ba * ° rRANI a 7 oti TESTNU: °T. 4 2, : \ arrelman. 4645—. — with bath Ww 4 TSON- ROU RKE. RE Al, = 43] , ro pore Hona) > bined rage quick sale wanted. Owner has re- 7 90 5 ecH r mee ER “A T VE L. 2 708 ' = SER. THIS B: . — prick: ¢] 50) C ASH alah 4°48 —-7 rooms. St John's GAL » Le pa ottace, gir antl ae ; 2] . at New 65-room Spanish- Guced price to $87 50 GARDEN THEATER —— SEC] 7 IN: AF a AMILY tie income $11: Ru : a Ma ‘ ] y i Ps m tht i. j ' 7 iil ‘ di - : : *D/ , - : : * ; wres? two: ris toi = > a - { 1226 LINWOOD, 5 large rooms, ot . ‘ : quick sa. . nO ¢ modern hroughout! copper screens. No r FRAMES. To. oy Two -ato ry 5-roem 5°01 Delor ast.: 5 roome and unfinished me interior Lot 50x >914-1- N. 1°TH ST. FLAT AND a i ge 4 on . 2 ear carage: all improvements near school W F ale Bungalows ‘kin 473! roome, bati ar OBERT, 5.3% 5 rooms and bath; mod- bungalow: Johns-Manville roof: ga second floor; garage; $9000 ies. RELL A ae y oe O37. Ehidiare ed , sl em a — ‘ J, . . 4s 4 .. a rooms Lii@ ft l. ‘ as 6 WISE AV.—BUNGALOW $332-35 N. BROADWAY: S-FAMILY on | ’ : a pa . , , > aeeaaiag “ ties , wet ond v' . : “ * a v, } ‘ 7 ? . . . . 7 . i ¢ 4 RARE BARGAINS F sna de arge rooms, bat! u argen. 4143-—-4 roome. attic: S3500. | ee enna, antifnl. yar garage, side dri' first floor. 2 rooms on second floor, ga SELL AT A PICIENCY a MODERN LOW PRICE: EASY TERMS. a Me pad Kineshiehway park: «-reom bungee, ttic pen today for ine: . opr 6 oms alt t new OR8eT ws “ ~ ae ace INE LAY rage: 3o-ft. lot: $11,000. 5-ROOM EFF BARNGROVE & SPECHT, = N. Tie VERSITY. 2 } Bingie flat, « LINZSsShHigcgnwas i ‘ i} , OT mn : g D2 tag = ani . ry : 4R (Grane ~N , 820 Cc) t t RK 1 : ‘ ; see : vita? . ‘ bedrooms, hot-water heat. stucee] *{ ort © St : rooms wl and down STU Bess i, habunees : gt = = BROO Arondaier S1ne@-! : 2-storr : MORRIS AACH R., CO., INC. } 4 T i , : ‘ ‘ . | “ yt" £35 ‘ 4 . ° — » a? c TY . . . a men 0 reunds : . Yi- ‘ Ni 3 - | BUNGALOW mae ox aa tonne. artes. 4 - . * - A te - . tat Me RR ue on e Pee Syne - “ 4 wae! ™ Fe —_ RR OE AE TS AAT OTR AN AE | a: IEG RN mR A Ret RB Ne EE ST ON AR A LAL BOA AE ENGL OL A ALLL LLL LOT CLIT hee OLIN A EE EGE EAE AE A LILES. AT RS UENEE AR TE EC eR RE ENE: " - - ~ ms pennewes nee dig aan titan rend septs wee es onal ey) S. Grand. > $5) 00 cas] balance like rent; eee : & * ° oder hot-air heat J. | a ba al) 4 ne , 0 ard ‘ i fr om or bt e Or: Cabant « a Reet CL nA bday! , " : Pr ry ‘ Oey ‘ ‘ ‘ ; BRINK MANN REALTY CO., 4910 GravOlck 1010 Chestnut GArf sm DU CED p RIC bt Paes a = namo ypapenSr ' ‘LD * .RNER“ ROGHAN, VOrest 1839. 43 Roosevelt room co ttags | S858 aly nie meet loam 5-room =. home. ‘al! and see this. | Will be por ee asy verm, "? ieke id Q2* (oe?) Nek ask u about the bargain 1ce | exrs a) ‘ep , PRIVATE 5S T REET ce | qT ODAY cnt cre tire 4625 Rosa ay. | | Sateen Aesh.tanenio x ennene ao acetae A.W. “OBE RME , ER & BRO. FOreat 0561 . oe ge we? b ge ae: iy in be? > Pager arge rooms. eve worth cTmHe tom rerer ’ > a+ . ae ee Fass ig eg pavedy, r Oly Family ; saecaias i bath, reception hall, furnace; lot os). . WALES Oe 0 $6500 ~~ ty e “AR? , Horae aft le $500 ( SSH—REDU CED T omg INV ESTMEN B. AR (; AIN ALETO, 2336 North Market. TY¥er - an. modern convenrence wore . at $a¢ Wesweewie tas p nm Mf | owner will show rou throug. we ; v room : =r Ss sha FB hte Mage an ‘ ( non ' YECKEL, EARICKSON & CO. TNCs Gigi ..!. floor complet ne aN aa Ess5_Binealow, 4 oeee io Sons roome on 0 | ) \T |AIN tes S. Broadway. noo) travoe ne 3 el n e tile batt hardwood lo lack ) floor, hardwood gage elegy omg . Te 5. = OWNER WILL SAC RIFE Keil Woe “ _ SRG 35 Utah. ee BOSS hy, . ne a ’ : , - & blot aout! é firepro building. ; ' anne agen Mattitt nal, tek ot room : : ON 2 ; ~ , ee : =. ~ . . r " ; Pryrroe } > Joseph. ® - r ; ° I ‘ rmis- Ts. : i} i*s tr? y oe i” Cif fe, warted. B 1G RE DU ®. TI z + SUTHERL ae ote — Bunga ' f CHAUNCEY P. HEATH C€0.. GAr. 3165. te your ad antace oe at I mn bat any winge ae : : at furnace, j Ck ‘ SS toe. 1 THERLA uthampton We! " ( Re ; ‘3a ax 4 large . ' oe ' aa, ie ireet and a» Nex nade ¥ ALT. WANTED ON at rstmuaas jou alba tetany, soyr Lot De ; ee ann BP aged 9 hs = ge . BIGGE! ain €v bind - on 3040 41. bi et floors Rarag: 7 meet salesman . BS . JENEINPONn + — 1 } PRoapect 1} ~~ = ad ee. = SMe. must he sees o be appre Pe tee oS ; highway and oo iFGOCK. Bey is 4 ar BU NGALOW IN THE si ea ROOMS FOR SALE OR T RADE WANTED NOW AN OFFER’ ° a * ; ste s : rm yReERT {} ie £11NG Of Iw) 1 ; , eo! eat ff MM Lie “Arie ‘ an : efiy ; F AL ow. : sn a : = Ff j ol , ! a WWlais torr’ atta ryerie x :] } 1 ts -¢ y brick: aro woog . Beaut fy -* family apartm : . eo , sheds ele.: > ; x. Bp tae E A ONOMY BL NGA E Dickmann. 3125 8. Grand, Lae, O62Q | cour aera Sa ee air ae : sayment only $30 — . . ante he Sas - -T 2 si) rover { | racer non iv ar oe OS | uh +) Os TFRRMANN 5123 Minnesota. & ,@#ome, sate . " ee See Sioa aa oe i , ; 4 we bath: you. hat® been looking™lg ArT ies RE Re ea gg 2 ogee : ns rad sina wn payment | I today: open 2 to’ >. __ || financed neome $25.00 all oct —— \r. > ’ - Mr oe re 46 aE tt ‘ crt 7 4 x m411 CHISTTAN BRINKO! = ar ws f and » Sos: tag elias Ba IRE aggre ty Saggtial gg Set ian cae roaraide 8004M ‘| ( ! uth of Page): thoroughly modern: - rj wtiractive pi NEW 5- ROOM BU NGA ALO ite S101) oe oe ag alf block nor eee er. 505 7 eae gE : O C)\( A . OsSers {| double garage: exceptionally well ballt and Central ‘ORTE 110% STH. MAIN @288-5 _ : . Mix Bm ay } ’ ‘ Ls a+ Sabie Al, 1@ Far Nunegaia r cv ; ’ i , il ‘ ~ os q PISO) ! WU in perfect condition; owner will show ae — ~ - 6-PAMIL FL. AT. $1 » abe. Hardwood = poe ahr eam baths. iM \ re ALT . ae tha tene of Bulldine vee wan o Lot 40}. — Riversi Ge S37a. (cs eA RAAT SR RYAYTY ONST > Ps Just list ee “AROLI! we ag Low Price- tes fon oe wth * @ PRETT y sean "ives 434. 451 % “Ki imshighwa | ALBERT G. BLANKE R. F. aie —— int DALY bp = ~00 - » ff vou ve heer IS -PERRY RUTH 130 >. "ge 5-RO' MT Southwest “ AT A BARG AIN 714 Chestaut. aps = “-- | balance monthly out of rents. main he ee Rents $13 ¥ Po : Bl NGATLOW rf } FIy r-ROOM BING ALLOW. OR iti i ig i rt | ye .RNE K-« RO: HAN. POrest "1830. ; Y) gaa «a? bs suemg me = is : f ROB FF r juplex bunga : iN ft : : ALLEMANIA Sat “esor baa] mya eed ar ety ey '’ ° ust west of MeCause- 1° tly flat: brici rT sys So M) 1) WV N 1A mW 00d floors. th h- odern:. price $8500; F400 h, balance jov th gwarag LA ‘ede 5667 | 632 Garner 9% 0 large. light reoms. — . | a ee ATTAIN a ; , . " yee ee ery} ve iy Pock on premises Cc > " TO & land). excep fin. ‘ Yy Tt Ris on 8250 “ER T's woe Rock: on_ premises. OPEN TODAY, = TO” os | | tne). ate ere bet-arener beat, “nfia i —_ nae ¥. peal h gale TAN ‘anny a erat R. KE. €0.,, . 49 om. moder L _ 3 6 smheyr DI] ane : er ’ “ i | | nerd wit: maa wel ater heat, aafie- nade aa : F , 740-4 ] ie’ ; : u Fe > o ‘T) rloce rom +a TAO Vathat ‘ | na us ' ze ; ; : : ae e a : : @>4: iD rhe r « “REA ‘TOR “4 Si ott - or Hiland 2 ,o7 aria for mresent ow NAIL i Losers are more certain to recover —_ ALRFERT Py BL. ney. K. ' Co.. se Be 50 c aL at ¥s 1° =. 00 HOME 1. he Riverside. #6 Bip NG ALo thorough! REAI BE AUTY—OPEN TODAY : _ Ws AND COTTAGES sreceptinn Rall, This ie p thoroughly |, REAL. BEAUTY One aie oom their loss by advertising in the Post- oy }. BAe iW ." oem a ae er story brick bungalow with every ue TWO 1A OR BU ation ie rep z ef aie ‘aon convenience. Double ga- bh nals wo nelehbort ood, ti ; ath ho SMALL. -« sSil PAY? M g Mecdin+, . - t ms Open er " must see. to uve , ) . - : od oy ' : Tr A : Toa , ' Ou : c "A n i ’ a ; rage. Pric ed right. has) er » Wat P , . ~ D - a . . I j 4 ve > — ue ai : ae par - “0 Matimen, © Seow brick ou en te it we 8 av: 4-room mode: frame today for inspection. i Rengel- Ww eber, 3127 &. Ac. O544 ispatc t an 1n any ot = 4 a Ou1Ss hardwood fia pain ed 1 ol: va L290, = ONS REAI TY ‘ si Fa ¢ 4210 th. furnace, ha want ‘ 7 me PMiced ty ae SRFLINGER, Realtors, Victor >. FRAME COTTAGE. | nt: open inepection aiceman ine LA LLE inale { ou oe ie Pe aci.oo's and churches. od a hs , : : — oe DOERFLI' oe — sac siaitn iO 5 Macklif at wne hb ! ij he h P D: : } , eg on - -, pa Pen nad te te llewies Pi oe 7 4 5-5 SINGLE-—NORTH, $6750 rE cn. a eS OF pric ery) : + — 4 >} A RTHUR Rs erage ae 3 ie a &: 5000. : . or ar im provemer ig Y aaa O -€] o g3rage \ j newspaper— cause t E . ost- ispat - 2 } 4] Lo | yf 4¥ 20 os 1, 8&* Co ne . ingle. a‘ ” nd 1, fa a 3 ; “he frem G: ‘and: hath. K aRIST ' a’ BRN vx ted | eee , are $548 S. Grand. LAc. 9632. ter: TONY HURI EM AN, LAclie de fs C } ne} 7% CEnt! Prt Senin ate ' ' VPRO , ‘ ear Scar eros aed elg 1427 = >a. - + ape a > ETO i “Sam fr " } — : Sana = ~ - mee “ , {} . ‘ corner Grand ana Arsenal “—“a tieor ‘ : L ®& ] d b } moo ’ ; 2c pIMIT i é% OT ‘ ’ | : ; ' 4 einu ° rial , a , ees L0F D is on one Tio : SC Ss = pine Sacilans 1 HIS BUNGA : Ae sre dnadera: wapeae. sige Grive SEE THIS SEAT TIFUL HOME, , ff ost WolummMs are Ted y | ee Wilds BEAUTE St eae | a , — 2.000 2 oe . adie > -, Grace. & roome, hot whet tae OO OG 548 s. | alley ‘L Ac, 8555 & 4: AJ aan al as “and. “com! trey pt, tie H | ' J - iy lel 4 . . A, A | ) 2120-8 b ef + A 7 : lewd ss ray er taate ae ie cere TT oy wr td — ght ~y BLAyW i014 NOM. FRAME. BAT -¥ for ematlier bUngA | : f » at Ke 5°: wii) nance te #u SA liters} ert ANTH be. on alle. fine. ane ; * i | $50 C0. fae ino. FURNACE $4950. - Pat YECKEL. F ARIC KSON & €O.. INC.. . MACAWLEY R. E. CO., Hlland 2260. MAin | oy } oom 406. 722 sOTE ‘ rte i * aRINKOr LS ey ore * | : hrand-n 4-1 - rj . ag BS a reams bath Sesser: , oges Be way 00) Gravois 29) + / ’ ("hy - ia & : ia ee _Brider Lacied. ble @. _ * . us : ricer! right street: “ne ROU open Y to ov Sun : — ) ; AKFE oe] L! 3% }- 1 1 -famils; ' ~" , S = (v: low Ss ~— ‘Uth « sale or we : aor vs tik 7 Rivers ide ePe0 ‘cory HOME—SEF _TODAY—OPEN. f ) ; ( — am ea - ‘* n an ah ae ; wa , ; f in reas | i = Lax inet or 3 roomie each. we Cottages: and Bungilows am etal r._DIBHL, 6801 Greve es 2 Kingshigiwas Southwest, ment off 9 Z 5 McCausland, 6room. al! matt brik double 3-room in front: in rear: |, 4130-32 Lexington: 3 rooms eat. i We ina? a . : feat, . eae > - : uh | Oo dow ie i ce iy ighway Cutodqt ang rmienei perger 4 ( ; - e : Le ’ « . ; ay = . = $} 7, . a arace oe w ana very ratty a ow 1. the tne fo Hus ur ae | Ne Rivareicin on tere us ime bricl ung) Dili annma and sunnatior ‘ictly modern: op a4 F Mi) S rade £0 A ~ a ; $278 126 a ¢ 7 * - =e ‘tare wrre = a os oOo a oF ee. “ee. Riverei: a alee i 2 . .. > , rf mae a Se ctete Stee Aandy Seemed ' ar - c. Ouls Cd ers —Tiand 9°80. SM , OnN a. “ABBOTT. Realtor. TOR ‘ hest nut. 4 ess rr ELDER R. & BR Co ee ans fame; 6. * yr Sunday, ai se AGE ~ ’ first. r. 3 om: vitet. 1 ee Rengel-Weber. 3127 S. Grand. LAc 9544 t ~ Re; | Barga! in—Si! ile Fl; SARSFIELD, 13727-—3-3 rooms, finest com- eryita. 474 Res “ig rider. : | a wal D : _ dition: 85500; block west of Ifth and Roo. or phen nil day re P , a ae = -veland Hizh ‘Distr! . 2 ee AND RENT MONE) HE RMAN F PAULE. Rea! gor, 5122 Vireip v ay. 3604 hen uth): 5 larwe. Ment and a ) Mr So an ae . | SRERIDAN. Ste! a tha tn gl 41648 ALASKA ae ; ¢ iNralaw ' road ; it3 eo Bw NGALOW 4900 hiork Tr fA a “ heii sing . nag , > F Af " > - . ; ; : NITTME! ER F , C uF . no .Y a 54 o% =~ (wm : ua oath reception nae. : ull 8 a! Ph cloagy tae 2 : 04 moder WM. RODIEK & © BUSH-BURNS. MAin 4527. | | ie _ EDwW. L. RUHS RLTY. (O., Lindell 7800 oar cme “ps : Tae. 84Y to Heri: heh ene "als Jefferson A‘ m . “50 = ALL e. r : Tary uD lock south ~ | NEW 5-ROOM MATT BRI K. $8750 S\i At; L, Ht JM Es am a a « i Latighhorouet, and oF Proadway | E471, ‘Riverside 2OSOW for renee on 6007 S. KINGSHIGHW AY 1 nt hy paey * + in | Tweetors building in front for 3 fam. | 1911 East Prairie, pew ater hear. Wot | ? Uhday eu, id bus line west \ room bungalow in South ticht at the best action of Kineshieh wee’ : m brick bungak , Lies and double bullding im rear: reat |hasth hurnaaee wil 4 "a MHESTIAN muisnor | - 1 we 5) oD. -m.. er by appoint om a Gandy ©-Toom — -s rooms “.car garace: finest m1: / | nes in hardwood. fz ged pg + aga andes ee $« ’ i cash anen 2 to ry 040- * igi | arm pton “ ' ‘tue " . ‘ ae enie —_ $70 3 x . 3621 §. Graud. Laclede ae pe mel, sia ‘kson & (% Ine COLUMBIA 6420-—4 a, brick bare :)) t ials SS EDERER REAL Try on | SOHN 5. getty & BRO. 816 Chestnut. IC. SiLTER BERGER, 14 , *. Sth at, WENZLICK. 10 eee. rae . ‘ invelw littie home: moorry. . -. : dre : ray ©8610 Gravois. ae og Way. §00] Gren ois, § 6912 euthwest. Hlland 9841. (c) i), PRospect 1919. .

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SUNDAY a f aUNDAT. Flats, Ap artments, Residences For Sale Today. [ARCH 20. 1 MARCH 20. 1937, : TS, AP’TM’TS, FOR SALE FLATS. AP TM Ts ¢-Dis ciiiaineaelaial aul | ons ' LE| FLATS, AP’TM’ TS, FOR OR SALE | FLA bescllin.. FLATS. AP'TMTS, FOR SALE : FLATS, AP'TM'TS, FOR ‘SALE FLATS, AP’TM’TS FOR SALE FLATS, AP TM'TS. FOR SALE FLATS. AP’TM’TS, FOR SA | ith ‘Southwest Southwest oma ome Northwest : 7 | South aia eave ee = tye er a EE nae ee — : amen 2 $5700: make offer. a >) | s ae = . M E qt If > SAI . . ‘ am . r re) 4 a0G ii pal i] | A . a ra we _ +. “4 # . allie 5a! t er! 7? wT - 3 : | N SINGLE FLAT BARGAIN pine¢3* re 3425 Meramec | barn. slectric; (4, sara cee sg enero. | WONG, Ui oon Tacede 6248 IyRI fe A T'S eS 31 and 4-room oubl ) a — ee : CHR 4~ 1416 —4 sarnii} E. J,0UU , rene ani aan rea ie, tamil “* yooms : bh Leet Lh ~ L die iw & by aa ge ‘tynenc . Meera; BI INKOP ’ ear ee ie me - gg GLE FLAT | Birsiasv bite aa THEOBALD § 208i EEC! PYOMING a a tate ie ec tmedivioion of Northampton, Ate. House. F iat. store ¢ Apartment. Mone: p9OaG DC ii Be Oo if MNGELBERT™ PARISH ite Ty] rr ae . acne ~ weary 4 ati ; I i an ral ‘ . . , : 4 y wart ta —- t> ‘Thin Se sone seen as 2000 REAL ESTA TE For Sale, E xchange, Wanted, and Bungalows, Cottages, “+> oy: ‘+ P- DISPATCH 2 2 ape 2: ae PS eee ie Pi iE TI mot xa FOP EE, Aa Ne Tg ee Ae ee ss adhe ae inte ah » ee ee — so tye — i ? ry) J ’ i" re ' . ; . ‘ ‘ oT . ; ; &3 ‘ ’ spt : . i ‘ " ee ‘ s4] ; z i ae i} rT} 2 : . > > t : a* ? . 4 7 7 nae 7 iF ; . ° q . ' inchs : a para : Pit eee ei te! a MAURY "14 ‘ @i ' re. a recauced. ; aps : : > md inepne wur fur | flat a i, - da! Ree ORAS fae BL ] LD ( RR XK ke M¢ MDE L, é , t te rine De a — — = = TO mm “4 rt ; ‘on wi . ‘ = ii ‘ ‘ “ ; . ' P Ah e 1 + i th ~ HEKMEN. GCRASD Sm. Remodel rour old } ee oe ee ee lee i | } 7; voce women “ge. ygmraionen see vs apogiig — nal Sitland £643 cae neat. Karare. Hear Car 11h - rT™ B? ae cam heat, side drive. gee | alt a ¢ | ? se ymet * TER. 7 — 3-5 room a bet } ‘ “ | 7 _, Dunnic 3. OTE lal resi : i . —¢ 17 ihe oid 4 eplimmaies 1 Ask us 10 send man ty Bf you. Can FUres + da iiage , mitre roon “Sa ANNER | RI 39 wma i Pn ‘aha a SS ese. 60 ee } 36?7 pict | aN ~- : ' , ; rn ia r. PRospect Ob2 ¢ -EAL TORS. ” i eat 50 WA TSON-« O-ROUKKE, I ALTORS Mage SINGLE FLAT a /einteinnieceitnsiissceenntitateialadiaearela tiles en —— set BRE NO AV. | 2 OO) | gare aos + 4-—hice 8-3 front. $2 | SNORING REALTY €O.. 1 \CLEDE 8535. Ses 5a lo ins ct Oe PINE SINGLE FLAT. FLATS —Etz single: Kossuth 3 X oli gran 3-4 a . bo: 83. _) yes 1 as a “1 7 orl b—1 LER ae EN TH ak — ‘4 ee 3-3.) bas. | MOC Ml D. awe ane SS ee 6 room single: garace: & fate : Splendid W EST End er r 2 ee a 7 GKAND 3 nt FOR INSPECTION. aundri aes L J. JARZE MSKY oy ALTOR. , oe on LIne TES) =LEVENTH 29 -} : And O08 “ABBOTT, Realtor. 709 Chestnut SELLY REALT! ee ) | Pst aie! See aah: TYLER 0439.(¢80) | nO WEROY-BERG RK. E : et 7067 : tert po | | pte be \aoulla: laceme G540. Tease able MEA 5 988 bs “pi ne Nea 5: “-FAMILY FOR $10,500 ee vater heat. , ane nall larce rooms: ifr reduced vt oot. ercepiie rst aon a construct ‘ a sod Siooes) : “MOYVLE. Realior. Garfield 7687._ 2A A a hard THI eo Builder, boul ' LIGH} . 59xx—Sing! u ; PERRY ane, FLAD. 4540-——: double 3-1 1; n. LAclede 644! NEW 4-FAMILY—1 ROOMS — 4 7 S General i. Riverway: SBT | 7. ve) +a 8 A re ‘ ‘ ’ « . i ty ’ 4 IT L *, regi fast ' . 7 rr) . — “tee ; : iN =H 4 ‘ 6073. tera’ oe ~ FP. A. KiCK & CO. 4501 Warne 2% Pies estrniut : owner leaving city, must s MLAS. oe ) | wesc 2151-53 Maury av.: tile baths. sepa- 6 7 . A sme BEST FLAT ON HOLLY AV. rOK THE GHLA: 5923-5929—— Ne , . em beaiy, JOHN H. ABBOTT, Realtor, 709 Chestnut a os ; rate steam heating plants: laundry | stove G Ss R t 38 300: N t 7h 7 IF . : MO SEY ae a — . , re > én ‘ . ’ es Pe . ; | “ Cl ‘ Daal rs 4 ’ I A r a de - , f mil ; 4 fins vi A ee 3 rte, , [ 4 ; 3 a i ‘ 2 ‘ I : cas water heaters hardw ood flours, #i- ross en '@ . * -. e en ; +7 t 7 : : ag ‘ in Orns. te ——e pes ‘ ws eee ' certiona ll, ell built; 4-car brick garage: . ha O24 WATSON-O'ROLRBE. Realtors - ws on os pa? ris NIU! ager 7 ae ae yi . ~ as Bote rents £2760 per vear: reasonable trems “ Hilan "’ AHL-BRE & £t np wea “ag single fiat Fo arti a rg ; * priced — —. i reoms, tile baths, hardwood ‘ a vi : ee Y a7 ‘ lent RK Sid I 47) Gra rooms each P it} : i strict! a i wrras ‘CO. Ks beautiful fixtures. large closets. cop- ainsi = 4 : | a , ' mie SF on eend lan, A2M , q CHIGA? faa ery mode " nasi: : ee methine rod ‘ sot ope t na § wt . spe aie ” : anit ‘ . 5 RKROOM Bethan FLA OreEN FOR INSP eA _—. 2 TO §& PP. M. , ~ 924) ; _ Dretwee . ; v sACIEde O¢4 steam | rarace .. >O713 pee a a sen = on ingshig wan 4540 Perr m single | - CO.,_ Linde! : . Lath 1} ZOELLER 3. wer atia tne . JOHN CIZEK. 2915 Rutger. Victor 20. .————————— ——— = —— 5: ! het-water heat; /. contwoad Theos . ie bath : ¢ React | FLAT—Double 2-2 rooms. electric, £2 . | e 644 INVESIGATE THIs es: Nagas re — —— | a ee as rave, corner fiut price S104) will aYI* T Waa” Se: meses - ‘ ibie 3 Da’ o? " : rod * WATSON-O'ROURKE.. Realtors DT _ . 43] 4} (iret * SOR MERON ere TEFEN OY oer ree % + trade Xo accents. ‘Box 4-108, Post-tbis : is ; rit or byt EF PERS BECK é re 219 TE : | ) ; | ; | i eee ee 51000 T | 2 Pt! FISCHM AN re 3375. b ; syed : , ; ' ne » 14 44 ih. | Edie Ei: ny fTINNE .. 4602- batn pe 3 Graveis. verside | ‘ vet 4 ss eitteod ‘ izate 1 ment $106 Leola, 6500 west on iz alt 544 oie ee mace: 27 «8 Rake, L 409 » ar 4 4 ume fla h SUPT » { 4 e b ¥ j fr — = t an DER HOME | cute fam ily apartment iT beautiful Sear gar rage = ee poe ruit ia . iain i TH | apg they PLL REAL 548s RENGEL-WEBER,2 MILY FLAT i = | = | MINNESOTA, 3130—3 a : =r on Pike: SGP salt , tit : = ’ ; ' e , , , 7 ‘ spee - +r ‘ At wv 4 a ardwood tile batl ety-.1 ». oe - i. . rie Mi) reas ble terms | iP ~ | 4 , a 4 > tT r : ’ THWEST ‘REALTY CcO., | nat rine nt a, wo ~ + el weit) BURD, COR. ST. EDM hha street and alley made: rept : Ua ! gai Dungalow-flat: also 4143 | see] yt | Ms eir-'§ | OM, £4 af Chis west of a0 5 EINGSHIGHWAY, GRAND 3 HARTWIG DIS HINGER. 280x N. ata | = SO Box Post-Dispat MINN ! aon 5 & 5-Too! ) re Seep i OS Ty) ) BEAT TIFUL 5-5—OPEN 2-5 INSPECT THESE TENEMENT BARGAINS oe ckes Gey . : : . Bae FLAT BARGAIN , whe : ! ‘ mj ig BP 4 SINGLE AT ig 3 958 Ly | > i 4963 Winona: well-built. PRICES ees ee INCOME. - “= - oe ‘ 7 a eo tel TS ee as ete sia inet aa . Pht pric val 1918 NEBRASAA “I - LE to ae ‘ , Paes e > * re erery PL von’ ee eee eee >» nice rooms. ; é Raber is ly esag See oma _ i -at 4wood ra i rhe MR 4 “a ‘ f ee ee j . ye : ve} WINS ESOT A. O68 2>—-4 rooms with baths a Ti « > ime ; . - 3 pr 2 . ; «ty i bis ; : r marbie silks, @bectric i%-foot eerner idiot. John i,;rether re.. S22 tal Life Bide - ‘ . : ] bus 7 é Louay anid r “ar MJ ene 5 _ o ‘y rewie ny , a : ! nt E3 a5 y 7) } ry ca toot 6 “a very j ite huuding and is «fl x x “— > . . a ‘ edd uy put si. Louis todas ‘ ' eS nae ’ ee ° ——s : ; POMEROY BERG K : : 7067 rs. z 7 Cito oidia> o me DOERPLINGER ee a | anal hardy Ore ii! @direct fro + ths : Sign on the door, N 8 and 3 DOU BLE: @tation und friey me Gs ree » DEEL : S ‘ ’ : i - } ‘ " ‘ of tT f , : ce " a ae i? >. r > : © - , _ or “el ardae? * Klock wes listed SOK oft vanted ni é roe 3g ee or , fan n oe : me” ery : = is meee ‘ N ort ami pton: eX Ceprle ; : NEW 535-KOOM BUNGALOW-FLAT | pean a - ; -onstructian: garages: | $°500 vash and monthly payments will —— eel ——ee e tint impteasive-looking f = rry)« ; , ut , f v ‘ es gle vo = nlite hes 4446 (Custleman: hardwood floors te @un nat . POMEROY -BERG K PGrest 7067 ) a a , é Pe ‘ ~ i ae “ tile baths. siee ping poreh : separate open WATSON “y ROUCRAF. Fish. x ahi ea ” oe " Ba Rat Penne My ctiene ost eupeeo steam-hbeating plante: double garace. é ania 7 ¥ SLBERT G. BLANKE R. E. CO BUY THIS SINGLE werside 4 =e TOWER GROVE HEIGHTS. | ond 6 ee ee a. 206 20 WILMINGTON AF e Op EN ‘TOD AY + c - aha } ike r pr Bein Fish. redtms, ie “4 ath gas ges ; : ‘ . ‘ ‘ ‘ \f ; bY ‘ j = 2 } ‘ ty . . 4 ‘ ‘ ‘ ae > : . . 5 FE: Ee : a by . ; : ; + 5 oi, aé : ‘ ¥ Lrauette a‘ re] \CRIFICE aa i. SH | ear me 3! : : > p. I , | . 18-2610 Gra 7 in 435 R16. Banton REALTY Gl but far at from the smoke; | . , : : HUMMERT. 3956 8S. GRAND. LAc. 65 WELL : = ws ) Chestnot gt. Mam aco 4 il Si MEN’ Py 4 partment BUILT al ARTMENT ‘) i - : HOM? ; inves “; ’ : FO Reaanetiae a be ATSON-PROULREAF. Reals ~- McRE!I ‘ ar : BARG AIN on DOUBI E OORNE °19 Chestint “ul SPE sk REALTY : Die o . . | : | rs ee ae | ner 3 us t For wat-' 4535 Flad: 4 seperat THIS SINGLE. sULIts s. PEYD! ‘ .F. : " : ; + OSS . . ! : J and Care 1 pert me ; nié. Murph is adr TT : , 2 : ' : " 4 PFER ; ‘ bh Ee roe (,; Artie 4 Bet tu c De“: S34 ow f FE en ante 9 » pe PREC PEERS MA Se? SI. ER RIOR cP NMR Ea RIES 8 5 Sang tS = ; . j * : ep ea 7T , , ‘ . ; oT 4 sae 4 Waskstand ' ssimiaiaai ' mori 8 Raton NEW—EP-TO-DATI OO rs ! ' : : Oreae at HYD eS - CINE mot = namewsoaie DOT BL F. FI. AT—911.912 3 LYNCH ST. in oughout: owner on pi remines ‘tedsy. ' ‘coal hy ~~ ; * Laing : HART rae UT 4 4 ‘ NX] a wri ee: Dace ri! t ose ; : oa a 4 — bat} : HI : , ' | ca ‘ ; , aiid th ces TH ‘EE FLAT 6-FAMILY \PARTMEN1 ~ opposite hich ac choo! Lo b old et ae ALSO 4.4 es te . ; s° ‘ nea! t Art rist t t OF a ; ; "Cal investme facu PT! lay; $1920 reni $1000 will =2 : BE AL rFU L. SINGL E FL STEAM HEAT CAGE wel} verv cheap if s a En : — OES ON .. e dae | ee ee ee 36420: 4 90 4 | “Un 8. BLAKE & BRO. 515 ih. pedestal lava Paetan. Pores 8516-550 ert between Hebert and Ashland: | $04 Post. Dist 7 es AGE, S415--Well-built 4-5. bath, elec: | dandy 3 and $ sccm te. ee card. | cone Roane nan a aa NEW 3-ROOM FLAP gare: $: HEKE'S A GOOD ONT prone totic | dome ne, a i adalat Sa ee : i Pend (520. HAASE REALT a2 ‘hesinut § ‘at . ONO) we / a Neosho at ti-Pruilt. tn 4 REAL INVESTMENT _ FLAT AND SHOP Huy located. nicely arranged: lat ; bier 4 SIDNEY—2606 Ss. THIRD ST. 5206-08 8. _ BROADW 1% a improvements Made. only : % : ar ’ ‘ - ac} : imiss) ; 2605: spitnd ily flat _ _- S$OETH SIDE SINGLEs. ree : Ear . n 0, md & $10.200. cnay monte " L.BHENN Ei SU] : arce 7 2 baths: copp od; Grn . 1. OF oa ae Re Me ia a ai Le ¢ Rues 1] } . 5 “ 45 Karickson & { 0.. In HERE ~ A GOOD Pot Bi PLAT : —— = 3 me oto POL 3 a St in 3 aera , | | ; ie E RE bE } ALT CC SD! Juniata, coal ke “re new | Ex dws 5 ¢ and 2 ene ne Creel ‘ " sy ™ ‘ . be ; | . i = i xa ta 7 , _& seininaii i satel ; . na om . ' . _ yor ‘ ANT GO WRONG —— ins Sa “ 905-074 BOTANICAL AV. “3 eons tr Mie 2 : noni . . ad WATSON-OOROURBKE, REALTORS. - ‘ Pty Fil. ANNUAL RENTS, $2640... PRICE $20, _ 3. ¥. Dickmann, 3125 8 Grand. 1. Ac. 0620 "S18 26% Lvone: lot 1T5c00Rg « o- 62 | 11: : bivecebiy 32 ~ r. 3 aS Se ~ gt 530-32 P doubie 4 } Roh Al 724 Sen, ON | ' STEVENS & RKLHLMAN,. GRAND 9 RKLAUBRR-WELZ, 6745 Gravois. Riv. 5100 On age ine “—* +h : , , FLAT LAT FLAT: New Fairground I'l: aut room. tile wathe, furnaces, hardwood 7 i ie Single fiat SS toome (SETER. 2S37-30—Good double flat [real | Cae , “ 541 ind tate teces (NEW SINGLE FLATS. AEE CO | OAEES Ore ae gt oad eae ifn raae.. bates ry piendd, 24-famiis apariment.. with 3 | —-ssede S00. —_ : vio. ——— SI PRANG] a aS _ rooms n-a-d : | BAMBURGER. 361 4-4 bt ee ti ro ind : ey ME ow ee 4 | agg wenger ite Ehime gga Di REAL FLA q . WEN YOr SEE fT BEAUTIFUL SINGL E FLA erie %, Gram gees FOSKIN-G ABBE KT. “! ATTER) : . LAci th ee eee age Bocas iH SIDE TENEMENT_10 families. WM. EK. WRISBERG. ‘3204, S. GRAND wee AL LOCATION IF SO. LOK Sllow fiat " r ble bah nedestal lavate 4 * ; LIN] . : 1.4 DA 1 Uy pn ofa , “ie st i. leas ‘ ‘ ; ' at ‘ > Pa : : Leu ng ie ung - a . : IC ST SELL ~~ eae7 ST. 1 « | ee oes re i: rest sold , Beeme $250 | nth 7 _. THREE NEW s INGLE FLATS . REAL PRI E oS orgy Ming OrEN FOR INSPECTION Nic modern, d ; | . le . . rT S-2I-S ae Ai nhione ' r Pa: we ie ( rer ; iy geet Shot * eam " todas "49 iP sith green glazed tle cee ior} Gi ath 1 Oh — i eran a ae San + ae —" os Pr eatiaee _ ath aetemeinds - 22.48 tile ith pedestal lavatory. seh. wu . mote sf Suna % “fit KRING: KEALTY C4)... AAciede 8525 ; : BA \. REALT' 1B Lid } : : , ae ‘ Teen ar tw : : oe = — aa Marcns. ee $09 CHESTNUT. GARFIELD 4779-4710. Riverside 451 471 | Grmt mR 2 +f cli SALA |; Beautiful f > and 3 _ ro JOS. F. DICKMANN KR. CO... 62% Chestnut ost AW haa - ry nea — -+- TEX A Tey 1 $-fami ' oon : . th neapect REALTY CoO (30% pen to 4oaio (Clarence Ye hws tif > aru ‘ 1041 “T rol Is 1 . yes . ” b ; ee serene god ot - ‘ ‘ 4 ’ = = ; : i or - , ihe oe . ae "mg gg cos nccn ht omg ancae at “ oae wy —— 4 HENRIETTA, 2829—14-5. BATHS, FUR- LM ! +-5 S671 DOVER. 2070 pot - - : a ae o i ae : 18% INVESTME NT cl Kini R yo mus | 1 IPORNIA ( 1 terry - ‘ . " n 2 &~ i N tran Tf a \ \! ~ i } ’ , ry 6 OM » — : j 4 —— > .%u7 te T ' +4 , , * ec } ’ T i Bt acta ‘ } - . - ' Open Today _ , — . as bl > ad : “* , a rom siti ie NS Mae Be y : ay ' } : 1 [> ta a : “aoa? ~) ‘ ‘ : : 7. ne ’ . e " .* RARG AIN SINGI FE a*-T ——— . > a ro . . > t ia? 5 ae F Wt ' ' is asic] wee thee fi: 2 A M If, Y F L AT B ARG , AT Ot --4 ne ak 2 ope . - 4S Ss. Grand 4 . BAT cag aa lay ogh ' ' tc UTA, 3926 at ——-Ehaen abe lut of 4-4 reeme — ee a ANDO Am etP +* E \ Bl Ni rA LA WV F LA iS Viewer 1177. _ = “9 ad an a 4441 Greer new 4.5 roo — . pec ’ : Fategeosino )' 2 a o ao 4 ¥ eka ; ~ in , tile bath, furnace “ar. KATAEe Vers ols hn t? forna . = 2 rare ae ep ae Ta: £f. ry : TRE £ On-106—2 . : oe roem, tile bathe, hardwood Noo Ps éoul i age ‘ Aa ' : is fife: sais reasonalie seomet ning D; Lif rent a eli are? POs ae as Ate Counie eparn rie waraege, priced way below acta cos! . 2 by , sia , KRBRE: ER JO] ‘ SDR Xam l bil ble rat DOFREFLINGER, Realtors. Vieter O885. PrEDERER . Ri We w& | syivtania north of Meramec . bees “yey moqgert sn vs ; rE R a8 aan - , ' . , . eT ‘ . : ; ; on " . “4 ‘ ‘ Ht ; a . ° PR i ] ’ 4 . 7 & ae "Vi , "arish sit - me A “i HN DER. (Bae i> J 4 1926 Sullivan: attsactive 2 family o 20 py pe Se wed a CHIPPEWA. 1925-25—5-family flat of 3-3 | * $6000; act qui Box : ei REE sojourn “RE AUTIFTL DOUBLE. : “SE E vt Lverside 32460 (altiaey, = “ae e wi sparime herts 3 Penonys aihe. granitoid re SHEN saree ; rene lectrie and laundrs ain , , ’ :' " oo * —y oes rt =) a . o . wom J06 Etters 4°38 Ma! fitt > 5 ame hs . : h INGTON 4a\ aggnl RK is. . > . Be on flat. cus. bemt hr elect rie ; ani. Sern 4 . : ‘ ; : : : on ; i JF ; , = . zi acter GE rarag’s. | 4 ?, \D ‘ KROOM- BARGAIN. | . . P re ee , ; bargain for someone . : a }- ee : — ‘ f ? iad ie * ~ water heat danbie ar t 32, ). hegant ‘3 | i. ’ DETERING,, 26°27 Graveis. PRespect 18:0 : . C ‘ aa: amet 9 + “a tag we tem g ' gai cea ad , » nee $9500. ee ET Sia BEANO car a JOHN HAR BOTT. Realtor, 709 Chestnut. "LES, 2225 (Just south of Mckinley || he at Tae a eaags .) ATSON- OROUEEE, 4843 La! , 4- . —, : . - ‘ : a fi. oe oe. family Yat eh 4 4 s 1% ath y ; Ti 2 : : ’ 3S h ANS A> “ i523 , , tif ‘ - ; ; . +e a s o . sre : Ls he a- : a — _ a . . a . : ‘ 2 P we lowrely - . . - ‘ . " - . ‘ . . _ ‘ { 1 | 4 r | Y . ° $ vs ’ 4 . ; . ‘oF . a ‘ Z ; _ —— » ; 3 - be ¥ , rage ; COME s- id ° “3! i ee , o> ' ! ¥ we mi cal ae , ee . ‘ 7 me PR ; : Se i ‘ a Raa — ¢ ! on se dee al at vide rn fist; an aaa » Stan? - tI2 ; - . : —— rm ee p e ¥ x” gana 5. JARZEMSKY, Reaitor, flat; I-year old: only : per year: price KV a SCOTT, 800 Chest oe LAFAYE ~ ms ee ers atta LUPFE .E} | » os ioe b Chea +4 iPSTNUT ‘“ARFIFLD 4779-47 1a, : eee SS 4 ; > a ¥, aay at orice oO 2 $13 “: = ERSON-STOCKE-BUERMANN y3agee "Belt “4! femiivy fiat . fas ONNEC . - me ae a aa - . ie ade per! t ion't miss this sai CASH | BUYER. Realtors a npee os. woeee ~ o~ ae gacage : . ; Tie : % . a 4 math : (;srand. LAc. 953533 r ry ety >... » é , , . 4 \ 9f ROR ¢ hestout st tH oWAY. ai —- ar mn heat Wiand 2oRN , ; LSH 3 with hati . Seat T os = y ¥ KINGS iG 5008 HENRY, iW MAPFNE R REALTY | one — ) , a ore land = ___MAin 281 whncaey | vo), wee Oath. garage : ECHT, 11! : CQ — "\ was tricaie $20} Eakton @: PoOrest 5518-5. ” 5 in aces: earas 30 saietn. sae tae : Per (BERTY. 32 New simele flat: 55 387, Post-Dispatch | ‘ _— “Two DOURLES AT BAT A B ARC rATN 700 DOWN low in Hi- Pointe (AMELIA. 411.—F Groom fia } 7 if | ee DOU acre rte rTM] ON. 513— ‘ aan ™ a ‘ COR, Lancing ~ vg ANT ~i3 F oa fam it r _e ris ok NAERT ‘urea, gare”. Price ST3M), ' . ae TisTING / ; 5 nyod th Bc. pea ee oo > ocean , : pe BR ne aoe a 3-ca ; : WN 7 3 : 4 ; CLARENCE. 4556—Single fai 5-6. tic INE SINGLE FLAT $446, | WILMINGTON. | S676—S-5 room A PEE RER REA ZY co. 7 “OWNER GOING AWAY” : ‘ ¢ qos ‘,Tarn «4 a’ bath ae ‘3; Sar garage ) ' PRR Te : - ats K ; ise ner CWifar 3 we. ar a ’ fim, P ' ; a , nt SS ell Cad, . a? . = ¢ + 4 } : ) ‘at ‘Bis Eo cars : a9 . die ' rice no = : eee PTT! iS : 2 axe rt rhe 5 a t argain “enn ioe —s . ERR ; ; ; RY : ell. » = ; ee a 6648 a oe “BR 7) 47) ; ee nn 9 = a | .. . COTE GRILLIANTE” 4863—54 “Gingie ~~ Scag : Meme ae ge Sg ee eee Se, SD, PR rene ACiede O44! wean Ls: aes | South Side fiat, rents S135. larce rooms. moder O81) L ort ~ AV , i gy = prices rig! Aciede 6448 wt N. 378 family fiat. Owners om LER TNS «Sees CASH AND EASY PAYMENTS. owwronieet lore: (fen: car be finan a ne Gu 4 R ; ¥ 2+" iat Gal tad a: a rub 3.3 +} L358 eOrasKa 1 eet ; ‘ . 34533 Penmnerytrania ar.-: cue 839. | : ce zie | y 3 oe t ¢ rooms up and down. oa a. ation woboe , athe ca | neod. and an excellent start fer some- | a Fr * deoxur.” rain “a 1eC ONS!) o “oer ie ewer re — “ > Selreac i€ - _ Very reasonable a Tuwhek ; Chestnut. MAin 1461 r, cleus ECKEL, EARICKSON & CO., é ; F OW Ee % mht : orm. Tot Tas Ty $i 5:2 3 tase, os : nd war FEIANBER« JONES. "RE a1 TOR™ 1*rR BA : = N-3T2, Post-Diepaicha. PVreet siex. 29608 SN. Laive. S 9 ee aEAT. MeN 4)

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ST. LOUIS cH 20, 1937 = - “MARCH 20. "1927 eh te 2000 REAL ES STA TE For r Sale, E xchange, Wanted, and Bungalows, Cottages, Flats, Ap artments, Residences For Sale Today: ———_—_rost-nisrateu. aP’TM’TS, FOR SALE FLATS, AP'TM'Ts FoR | S FOR SALE | FLATS, AP’TM” ‘TM’TS, FOR SALE | _ RESIDENCES FOR SALE | RESIDENCES FOR SALE RESIDENCES FOR SALE | RESIDENCES FOR SALE RESIDENCES FOR SALE ’ Southwest Pa | West RESIDENCE—Sell je @-room Tesi: mere is | YEN’ or trade » e . be Aaticws, Riverside room | EUCHID. 119 N—4-and 6 licht “no. | 2) se aes dence. suitable for rooming or boarding BE Ge Southwest Southwest | West _West ; a i al e ‘ : ? . cms ! ners d BY j nowuse: De a neiger pear iow or it no vee -_~——- . —- sone —— 8 EEE 2 REIS - — > | : a —eenne emmeenn a ee , sleeping porches; ga- | EVANS. 4604-4 ana 6 room dale: tile, 8tr ee | eae Box W-180. Post-Dispatch. __(c) eae if a a rama [SSSI | SKE CHAUNCEY P recu ed lor quick Porches - af conver ' rictly best eT oe f , ’ i S$; afl conveniences: 2- AF nana efficiency: RESIDENCES— RE AL HOMES. ) 2 OF «> . . ¥ ga © “separate | st : } . ¢ s "1 ?s dA a ‘ + + Nthiy income; Vargzgai “eg CA} bans | Well bh ' a bi buy. biants, til e baths. 062 2 Spi alas ing as prc a “ga -_ ne THE FINE; | r 1 7 I 4 4 : iD . 7 ) ENC EK _ | al \ | i | : rea sOna ; ] ” ' ¢ - a = . & ara s ee WELZ, 6243 Gravois. Riv.3100 a Gs awe L al buy. i pace. aie i - KOR TE. ‘110 N. STH. MAin 4258-59.| 4008 Seanion p! rooms, brick, bath, 4-room double, 5-| PLAT—#6-7. ' r: FF ec modern; reason- | -oAbany 8638 ~— Forest Park; snap.| DOUBLE 4 AND SUN PARLOR, og garage IN S( ) y } TH] a T WH TF IESE WEST EN 3636-N. Taylor: 6-room brick, tile bath. j i U rh S a. I LO UIS anes £ 1K HON 4 Cs Oh } up| rose $10 50U) Box W-100, ch. , | ola Taundries, ac 5. from Jiempstead h Ar Fog kg: remy drive. | Beautiful stone front. ¥: eae tn yllniedine y STREET CARS, BUS LINES angen Sie Gehheteeie ceil ans ‘ | : hed - ’ = — ¥- ‘i NG 8) - 4- . ig S o atholic reh; in- riington av.; a PTE * ah a ii ry teet “ith _— «4 ae rs } ti " : , ™ 4 ‘ ' ‘ ‘ ‘ sae Lite r*? ‘ 403) on 18 ; = 5 he Hey | } BD: f * 8/8900: s20 vo" aaa $50 o”d #7] lnor garage: rr, , +e win » Bw Mun Ppa: b j 4 " ia my emt ate .. ~ Ag 1 to 5 . m, | show bath. tile w 7 “nell ite te ath: oe os consider | HAR’ mM IG-DISCHINGER. 2803 4 rand. aaaeee t pens ag™ esa ai Net BEVERLY: PLACE ral day. CKRMEN. GR AND R240. a2) , miu sacri : mon th ‘ Pgh ; mt ST. JARZEMSKY" ne azoe, c t . ui aii st tdi ing Ose ; IY fixt rea and , ' r} s oe ‘ : Ms. 10 a % a : i i ' S>a° :. : : i son 4 & oO 39 en ra p * . NX Fine + rnedern res i 5969——Northampton: new ee a ; Ff at, ; | $2980. located south « st Park: 7000 | 5520-22 WEIS av. in 2036. 819 Ghesinut st. Mu 97. | LITT ae CITY 5R3U) alin " ne Py ’ 4 UD CORNE GC : Ps | €; ) UNIVERSITY * nl ee on seit RR xO AV. | 2¢: LAcled . > HOES rot i PAM Ay 1. LIVE. : - rooms and bath: jot | ; ae L ik AS SH RE C ‘oi | RE D , Is THE HOME FOR Mere oie ¥ D - aad om sing aint, hath eecer! "9 RES i ie Gin ole : 3 : h ; vet AR ge at on Oe ' T> fi pane 7 J 4 ; A frie } »? te pe b ' et 5 lot 37x177. Owner down: uble garage: bargain. See owner. OWNER MOVING “AW “AY——MUST RELL. : a ee - : * Southa pton Inv. & oid eo YVOMPANY x : 1 ged i Range gg nlite voted T s ; MORRIS AACH R. CO., EINC., 829 Chestnut ix-room brick dwelling. wit h, gas 4511 SS. Sibehichwas : = 50 ) | lay. a i . | Z . ; “—? a itore CArfield ROOM ¢ iit ‘ in lia 1 7" ' fi T men KE ; Biss . hes ‘le bath. ti! anh Mane: thal >6 ROOM FLAT—ONLY $8000! lectric ee Yo etl ee eee lot ib Be : a 4 papper End Apar tme — & pe KINGSHIGH Wy Af. Gk _ ‘Osi. | hardwood floors, call for further informa: eaeee CASH. MONTHL ¥ _PAY ME NTS. rn oy sreeem ) Open Sundays 10:00 to 5:00. Open Week M. to 9:00 P SEAS w ASHINGTON NIVERSITY nary : iter Ei aot “ hot er : FO INSPECTIO oO whe ie . ~ $012 eae ba ‘ x1 66 mr ; = } Ler i“ mae i Ere . . . . J nM j : } } i¢ iliown owner iota muicnk Gear : OPEN ‘ ‘ r ag” a ee one ‘ TAT TF ‘ nu mn —_- ~~ a _—-~ —~—- zeit 3s : aon ; " ‘ seellent location; bar ocean —— . ati Ww dov -: on * T sett f-room sing oe a ; } } rent ; een . * ] O! CEST al k 5280 8 ee pore h. bungalow “espa” + rooms nd bhreakfast oon ? EEN mr AKE ’ Pp yer ag 'H18 Gamb ye 4 #' , * . — 3 in a , ane ~ oe . aw see . ‘ rie . - _ “ryt Tit ey re } *? , rea * : T $0° "? \ H. ABBOTT. Realtor, 709 Chestnut. , } iegsire a me | nut ; : Sak R kK] )I { KI) 1 (} H) i: 4, > (LEVELAND , . etree + m . j is id if] 4 i ‘ POOH eff "1e J j Fy] 4 i Ay AY a ? iZ eatrvy " veg ‘ S bea wil i bitte ; wo f rr? ard ‘ ‘ > a? ur : MAG VERSON—S* AC RIFICE root Lar : ick ; “ ® cis TO CLOSE EST ATE? RICK $9580 ‘tment : : GOODFELLOW, 33 ; Contractor and ei Me sp Fy ome ) Av i—VYODE RN AT: arce gel a ementtite Big He th Ou j J ‘ nile : } ~ General Riverside oe 375. (06%) | CHEE Saem 1-5; FACRN ut tile built-in. ba: ~ oy Pe owl _- , North eOeicen Om leam hea trictly | fered a a les ae ae HI-POINTE HOMF- 510,500. a _ RTNER R. CO. CABANY 9131. (62) is. 14°] | foundation laid in | BAILBY 3209—6-room brick residen ot eo we we; quick sale wanted. Owner | show ee sages sd ee DE MUN—QUICK SALE vanes 00-55: 1388—4-5 single fur- | Cement mortar; high basement: stone é ae furnace, 2-car garage. Price $7800 |; PURSER. REALTOR DOB Title ¢ CHAS. J. FLYNN B. F. €O. MAin 0481 6 rooms and sun parlor, garage; bo — says _ foe m. Scott = ell th eas Cs 8 ROOMS, MODERN—OPEN TOD ; ater heat (pen Sui 9- ROOM HOC —_ 37900 $946 Cacmectinnt has thie cond 61xx. WATERMAN — ‘ay, hardwood Ne Lent, $26, | mer Mec AW UBY R. mB. © | ss Ais MEALLY Sl4 Chestnut Ixtuy i tirsch rods. double rick | STOCK-SC OTT, _REALT’ CO., COlfax 8751, 6-RC KOM RE SIDEN(C ; on —— r) . _— ~ = ; OO) Ow 1% fe | ’ . hormne. ne‘ bid K ile sty eam E 7. terms 2260. MAin *~ , PELL" 13] } room fur raPart ie ari 33-ft. lot: owner: n! DODIER, 28933— Pon furns Ww in ae ty: . = to ne > WABADA (formerly North Market). Feremn aatan fillend_- : iat } . “A ; . ‘ te 2 ten Py ¢ rilae-s ™~ : > F- ri ; 2 at ate f a err cyt ‘>? , .* . " r y r ’ “ - ‘ ) RIGHT socTHAMPTON ae, tn 21 em > Price $ 12.500 make ffi i . : ©) ea kk dist whe " ee spe Pan se With reception hall. tile bath, hardwood wat im 2 “ dite. sears 2 aia ie vr ie aele o tion nN he all modern 5207 RIDG KE. TO CLOSE FSTATE shopping district, street car | - A. C. WISSMATH. -2838 N. Grand. 5353 RIDG E AV. aye _WILL C. WISMATH, 2838 N. G sRAND. 35x14 O) ined Mek yoo ge lot | Rengel-Weber, 3127 S. Grand. LAc. 9544. | features. Price $1f , py “ell built 9-room residence, arranged for a | “ ee to RIVERSIDE 5200. | double: modem in eves cova): 5 heath: garage; wilt mein MEE | ee aad ice gree Me Petb, fe |” RT G. BLANKE Kk, E. CO.” |, INVESTIGATE THIS 5927 DE G [VERVILLE \milies: price only $9000; look todas a) ww . ‘ ‘ I j i ' “Ir GPts ne oo } As ‘ V i Thank nis ) i} .oe oh 124 t : : . onan ma Gh ‘ ' r} , rey i rT? ( ~ tt] i. STORE CORNER pane pee aN n 242.5 month RY i HAFFNER REA®TY Co. ~1 a LLY. 4418—Residence. @-room modern | Sage ~— wedi Pa > Al had ia : Olfa RO OT168: ion; hot-water } : Jeetric rari Ki ; © . nom his } 4 BP tos BUNGAL OW - FLAT = t ii " Ta - wil eA c ,4 2 +3 ‘ ! i lmr« 1() Forest : oNunge: iOWw flat, 54 FOOMS, >) chee : {) O a «) th ’ ' a . i * sian : ed rn ) rd 4 4 7 me "9 . = a partial on Kingshighway. |! bloek | corns “% l¢ woe ron Rect ogy Mu: hy beds - rp EB oe rag wet yes - : lellefontaine car ; Bremen an ir ¢ eig! hoo lear st ®. care | | K fnrage 2 cat th is rn if re will submit offers. 2 © arage at > AUT r> i ) pt CLOY kK’ in } } : . nome Aric S pricec f{ n 7 3 : y, Nn. , wo 2 aoe » are ‘always giad to give further information or show by appoint tte; hot-water heat; beauti- | month: $3000 cash balance og Poe F rk 7 [OSSUTH, 3903—Faircrounds Park fro | _ we UE a hs sn Lee: living room arross | o y- »OUUY cash, balan n ri 2 OT Market car a i Te ee Paco gags sete uae a Ba a Duy , 1a) SH206 : ri} ‘ esl We %e-inch hardwood | CLYDE S FISHPR PR. E.CO., Arcatie Bid F INE Ley EST ME NT | $5900: terms. 6059 Clemens. (c 99) |. —KORTE, 110 N. STH. MAIN 4258-59. UNEXCELLED IN BEAUTY & Qu ALITY nent. If you don’t see what you are looking for above, phone us. ' , EB, 4222 i Ogg iia gal 5. | have many more, but if we don’t have it we will try to find it for you. tae dk Cae entire: at; Ay hal Seep ag ae oa ~ ae ah ae het: GSR awoneie . 0 ee ne ee Se ¢> rT» Ae Bee Sn ne See eS aE ee a ehotae, ¢ Sly ee ee eee y ungslow roof ; . CO Aine Reo 593° : single ‘ RIS tah place ; c " 7 ar ' at} | — oul f LAR ; ‘ S. reait , oe | oi FIGGIMAN REALTY (82) a creened porches: °!e t and é ms. bath, #2 i elects . ae finished attic; bath, furnaé®, gai Le Q T iets tk Gini aemiedariiel Siocae as onl ; - i? ee errs SHUCHAME BRALTY co. 814 chestnut, S13 eumacs: cay cearage: renting for)” Monrsrrrance & CO. | GS 6400 Natural irand. 10 rooms including radio room. and QUICK REALTY SALES ip BM Leola, 89° a n Arsenal; 3-3 wARYVILLE oe le gees ‘am | HEMMELMANN-SPACKLER R. E. G aa aa a TOO. MEDEEIOG tie DOthe. 1arien 6: ee ele £ aa aia ent Ess | beats dere: suns cna mag aca 7 ACKLI POO. [TER 4118—2-tarnily, frame how | Bridgve Rd rations. exquisite lighting fixtures, ina. CHAUNCEY P. HEATH R. E. CO. $2000. U ‘ASH [A] Nw. 3% om ath, furnac J a ° yg i esgic 818 Chestnut St. GArfield 3164-65 ERIE MN en ROR i ; €at tif 1 ~~ Wee eS a 2& 5 84 Hey 9 Mm. . H CT MINERVA 885—4-4 BATH ‘ Jew: wa reduce “ T . . 5 . > FI -.. i : oy ag , , _ - 4 } /\) lan 8 7 - NACK, MAKE OFF Fit. GRAND S88. $138 Chouteau sing! lat, apnea “y Rengel-Wet 3127 &. G »544 al 2 iD Sioc CxKS Ww est TRLSHIGHW | AY. GR. KAND wi. See ape t ne i ne” cake fee oe PFITT 2951—-6-room brick. he 5 tes Seren roome hot-water tenge eber. 31 77 Se rand. LAc. 9544. be shes ; ACTIFUL 5-5—OPEN o.5 MINERVA. 45931—-5 nd 6 rooms. well TP pee : is gic ms, ] wa I INVESTIGATE THIS i 5 a A = in ke es * ; > | Pm f ¢ » Ae af. i ; hy ilt ; int Lore tk » a cs “ ‘3 : RLiGeds PaSOlia Vie Trigdicl 7: a = x : es : F rs . 2 OQ S +} Af: ‘ « hat} om : astern . - . oe = Salonen ; —_ : wy yet att on Ra. | i q @s3 Winons: we: iin Du \f ov ; P te oo, . * 7 s a4 — . s-> be Ra: Hara ! Tt sat Bu , I Weber. 3127 S. Grand. LAc. .| GARE AND. 44% a narish and public echo "hoose Gannondale. Another- home has been selected in this exz- Pr sa 8 and 3 DOUB BBE bmg gy mye eT ea A ge ms and porch: 4449 Forest Park:| WESY DODIER. 2511 118 N. 7TH ST HEN! ZR. CO., 614 Chestny lusive community by a discriminating family who have not only a Pease Sent of 1 oe Laciede 8143. (On) | CHAUNCEY_ PF. H ¢ yy | . GArfield £ 4 ee & an te ue looked at most St. Louis offerings, but who are qualified to com- a ' ’ LOCK a a : ~ e . ; | | EF. > oo. . | ¢ rion y ; . : ‘ } r m p 4 i if IVI ial ae, AI. & if mi ' . , 2 F : ‘ . vy a . ee eas. ,* or (hampton: eptionalls th ss o824—5 and 7 rocm a | = HEATH ¢ Ss aston nes | rae "hath =f CJ ) V COM PT HEIGHTS Al 4A BARB pare our values with those of other large cities. They admit they mode 5 flats in constr mse ve ages —. ego . : 80; “pata a . : witiicn 1437 ( ‘LA RA. pd JIU YE RE Al. (9 | ‘tte ee ee a . hi , s have found nothing to equal (;annondaie Isnt it ‘st range that ee DB — VE -ate aie - , : — ingiae > ne M = ry ’ ? ry - a . 1} OF fpr ' wes : ay hg wae "= . er = 7 a t= aa . « ™ Be location tent is a. ee ; vectric ne nk Seaton y ~~ ser ONLY. Mm « a i —t South Leni“ pants’ — om Sere . , our home folks let the outside world take the best we hav e, while - = . Te ¥ ;7 rs Pi. 7 t$hbno ‘ LA S. 7 ry . a ° 7 . . » 9 =e 5 Ong as “ - be WATSON O'ROURKE, | oe m1 seitaiae ptt are \yeT ‘ : i “hh. Realtors, 822 Cheetnut > N ‘$50 se electric: $5600 1TON Laoag Brick residence gervan' re ird loor hot ’ LPS) Make vour choice now, Irom the several beautiful rs) r ( 5 ‘ mY ? “ i s+ Vita i i? j : . s , . ‘ : as , ‘ + é a d re ADDS ; s KK i iv j . woe - : 4 : ; “ey ; Aas i. s is inal? : . = : . ‘ vbw Rt " : iutiful Apartment—Chea GRand : “4054R- rooms, 2 baths, furnace, copper s: n water mea A PURSe s ‘a we offer The furnished isplay home is at iwviV DHtan OPEN TODAY AMI j—South Done ak cin ee hea KESIDENCE : Chamberlain weather strips, copper gutters, |, 7926 MILTON AV.: 9-room residenc sememnage es apg * hia i ave €, . ris = mar es to near Fair Pi : it ! in rime nait ivi : roeon iiprT . .' i t ‘ Avenue. New 4 ‘rooms, bat! ras elec is . a family ape pnd tment ? BS més “p mind - ic : $12,000 i. A] Be ? moGaeTrn Das & Ail, ! I i ! ity ‘ ww dining ow, ne mtr nd her firs) mace: 6053 M om Dee: eee een Abt ABE. Tiitewon Baa0 ondition. Reduced from $85,000 to $6 [SICKING | rs. Of, tan 6 | ei aan aa ralaasebins Saami edu aan Unde if A f S | ( ) H QO M E S : y ‘ Cine ‘ ; -t} “Orn ct — on A > .: . PAR =e i , ; : . ae 4 a - > 23 ‘ - : e 4 — . : ” neu a m aes Aero y Cnn Ad Oba 2 ‘ com aoe ragenpes “ph, igen ae Pa EC NE ee NET RE ig eS Oe iat oho: OE ER ER EOIN 6 ly llr AORN EERO AO nh AONE! UREN A A ene lh ALT Re A SN lid same ate a ON ee Nh LIN ARE oe } + nea : —s 7. 4 Recs y a , ;, ue Tig .© = : - a Viti fs) : : ee 24 Chestnou | NE HMITZ R i . is 1) Be OL WW at sae - - : ny attrarti eat esin for guic] ee | ee bricl aTrage AA TAY, 7s we EON rae o= _ " 2 ‘¢ Ag) } amily who lives in one. , ‘ Catt sg ' : a a i. : Pad. : : - cam “per mont! PROETZ-SC} les FF , Fieaitors. _ — ——— ne wx = — — sere - in "304 es “294 ~ pe ig 4 Mt, This hig! ase 4-famils partment: €x- ont $350 c ASH. nt . EK ©OO., 3548 8S. Grand. LAec. 91> Chestnut at cn — a a - 0 ERS = i 7 eR’ Cel FOC Ree See ic: $: , LACLEDE, 4309-4 rooms, hardwoo' 50) * sad Rie ea veeinw , ry 2] NE. 362 7-room modert acre ( WN eR SA YS SELI ; Brin sa a ~~ _ ine, ‘ mis = A. seca pl meg se : Ni _ nigh enanare South flo French doors, $8250: terms. (c¢ Th E DB. ~ icted and ir Od tion 2° Of i ga 6-ROOY » N¢ “ r, S01 Fu ldg. a oak, baggy or tony Air dagot e veer? sparse ~ ; at 7155 Washington if you wa PRe FebeRrn "REALTY cv., ING! PRUST CO r bl CORNET & ZEIBT 719 Cheestno 5nn 1 nee - oan . _ ws ro — bath and CALIFORNI! “4330 esience: | ie) jan off | | even : eye vd je | | igs nde ea "Fe , x. Sell STINGS “aR CO: y Delmar bi cons a LE: 9250 1 oS roe iy: front puld build flat t: bar- TOMBRIDG E AGE Ne 2 a car re nsidet | Rouse in-pink of condition. off bumer, et = , DOs a nent \ }- VW BI Nf AL ( iW 1 A T Ss on fs LAclede 1°76 nee % vl ed ’ deol rurag will con@ide house in pink of condition: oi] burner, et : “14 SINGI E FLA : F 1 : - * : hee . “fan | : ] , | , } 1, id “E : HOME TODA} , +1 ‘s : ‘ . wns ot} aa rivers) rag €o1 ~ > gingir > r oa. . Clayton W Ydown oOR44 “5 cl nag ee cm Slides m¢ n: 7 roo , ay on Fig is od i \ VW ES it Vii r¢ IR r ARK wv \ rtt m r ( ' me 1 a ta ) : -" “4 = Fe ft t- nrieced B 1G SP ke ( q AT, wg “I Dieckmann, 21258. Grand. J. Ac. 06:20, ic PHERSON. 6i71—Fine ® rooms, tile rage; wil) Gecorat | ~ baths. ¢ Srick eared luick sale. : MW pee egy li gc ie eee Me 6 youl very low for quick sale > st van coe a 00M F LAT ecw decorate 73. rsecotid floor east EONS 112-113-1114 RALPH TERRACE. | brick | garage. owner’ | will show, vou | Peis low, for quick sal sand. LAc. 9544. sche TAL PRI! Ee Real Opportunity oo: ime ‘ aadiicuad ina eeeiglainn. tant ¢ > of Ki i an RB te RA sate jecaaaied S.. ech Nee ©. & 2 Tom oie ee ar erm i Mes Set Sepa iTLBMAN BRO Q-ernon residene nn E 26 : needa sliv rel OO: ¥ : neem ; oe , enmda | . edrooms and batt _ ce. KAIME & BRO. R. EF. CO.. nth shia ves eng , REIDIN REALTY CO. Title Guaranty 4806 Milentz av Penang mosey 6) 24 BE RI HOL D ARTWIG-DISCHINGER. 2808 N. Grand ping porch: third floor, 3 rooms and DE MENIL BLDG. 7TH AND PINE. | 22 a a emes : lg. —— : vite 0.0 LI 146—9 rooms: _ neat, ee eae is lave | ths ee UO ee) ee oe er Ser We sareem eau? ar ' orm Rd CO : ol4f am eckel, Ez ‘ekson & ("n. , Ineg it trie eek aale- price re- |r. a aire io te fl ae 4 ote Fe a ahr 0 sw flat o 1911-1913 . 29th: > rossis. we ter ; wher ta baittins om the West. Bide 10-ROOM RE IDE NC E 4 MMELMANN-SPACKLER Ln eee : . to $10 orm oe moni 1] - 5 ri nis Maph Se ects . 2 , ‘ nad - > = ” P a * ehenet! 2 and late Ma g AA al ¢ eier re, ne ra? I ~ 5 » , uterew an nom té& & x riot i] r} t} 7. ferry cir M \ ry 2 on . ' \ 7 . - Qe lars > 7" : fo ; 1 Gr -aroig - ; ‘ & n : Hen : ‘Sos , cK O7 N. Oth. =" he rer and me , , ia detaliianeindbameen orni , ' : Y DLE , MAPLE, 5086-—Modern home. too iarge for rea! Huy aed ~~. . hans by iar: osete extra fine ' } }. W. KE BR present owne»r Will sa rifice, ws poren ie Spe : “i = "Sa ” iy pone pata : o ne be nditien: and THE BEST HOUSE ON HALLIDAY - MAPLE, 6006-—0 rooms; all full: good : pe FLAT—ST. PIUS a: ARISM@EYeckel, Farickson & Co., Inc. |TayiOn Sx et fame S rooms cach, plumbing. “elceping’ porch, In ine | 3 om telek, with | BOLRs Sides venel ay | Goctar ae 4 ) : aay 7 renta $140 pe Brewood foe Pheetiinge nord , Bepar as hme ‘to agg ies, taal Me | oe \N. 1 ao J singh a gor oe 6449 ” aie ’ ahh" elned me wadiat tale Near Tower Grove Park: modern n $450 cagb I ES Z ; i i s : \ a ba! ; . : ; ee! b ‘ , Abi s : BAe ~ a. . : : : a on ‘ ¢ ‘ve ‘ 1 & af ree aes a 7 ‘3 - oe. __ ndid 16-room ome teh . Gy wy we) 2925 S. Broadwas 700] Gra lede ’ GAri Od0.+—P Pie . reer icys ‘ rial } heidi ae i ‘ " 3OXx it }e-room, residence ‘Tardwe , wit! J modern conventences, inciuding a r NEW SOUTH SIDE FLATS [Iv co." 3120N. Grand Coltax 495. 125: will make terms. J. C. Higley, 4300 | Specking. .EDW. L. KUHS RL SLEVELAND. 3841—0 rooms: firet SS aw > 4 {J i 2 ‘4 nil E ir 4 cs vs ha : =e sina -_ er : . a nda 1oOvD f hT>i ali: rea Ma I / 1 fe sidney sft. 4 x se . LS r 7 WOOG d , b, . x age: e noe lle nt lot: pr! e £ E x at m owne ‘ , ~ . t — Tims +Ty reasonable: now vacant and “7 BL 6-9 recat AY. WALTON, 1257—5-6 rooms, ™ . : 5 rooms ¢3 h all 1odern furnaces, double brick garage; hargain, | t si | eaghnee F 3 Ka ric K son & & ‘5. Ing Conveniences et reet ley "tendo $10.000.__ BELLIS, GArfield 03%8. A E A L B LRG: N : al lectri io eiten ie ? ot ; a ~ Na roti ‘ ¥ are S6x% - RE E —NE AR G HAND —_e en fi , inspection. i . mF Swia « $250) down Parmer quired. balance ar- | WATER! |; Qix: f and & rooms. baths Do J pk. eg ; ; carage ae anal 1X pe ee and © furns 32 1% x12! Bes _ resscen ; de a 1's i - (. G, SCOTT. 800 Chestnus. ia ’ * Be + ¢: | “ ote lat , a pane ; pS ax; 2 7. RE fam st it tH cy s " , po a thee! de nat . i rt out eom pleted 2 reoms bath. eS ri i f : : ; J ; Dx ) ; =| iF : s L} ms ; 3 ‘ i ; » {) ) {) Hi h ~ Ho ( ‘ )? mitv ts. buy J a. ut Din B,, ls WOLF-POLLACK. 101 N. 8th. MAin 1858. | HEMMELMANN-SPACKLER RE . large tile bathroom. new plumbing,.??‘~ IT} ton LOret Th) eat gern. TYier 0153, RATERMAN a - — P ——" . . 4 , ~ Tr AS T° eats. — i‘ i i a! ak j bh aNedad ‘ . P ‘ ar } , Tif “ i? h it ‘ MIN E: RV 4 51x. — room orn dwell { AN" bd GO , RONG ’ Pots 4917— ‘ , 2 * - 7 rs . ‘ . : as G SIN( iL E 'P LATS F : T) > : , reg sonapi r} . aria Lerms. Ai (; tia me j eA Rit) ' : Rh ‘ 7 "aivar Yountiae 38xx LAFAYETTE AV. | Box E-123. Post-Dispatch. _- | 1 Wai | ere resicence: = MINER rh. 6346—11> 100 of 10 roon.« re ejcie > _ NOTE AAS oe or merger ee a sa Sl = fk He - He . arent mage, pnric A d Fees ii SE, - ay ime«ie ry moageri n . j > -" ry , nT ; fy } i . mt) F “NET } ! ma oa fat : } “is Er . - j di } al ha: gs elects _:* Wat ii — MAY R. FE: na), . 548 S. ( : a. 7 os ~ Vers easonable price ane ; i¢ ub f raras let 50x hargalt rage Lone cand i $6.) : , | b 7 | U EN | 5 - ol : a3 ts nt $° j ( TLD % . 648 8. Grand. LAc. 96.45 "T TCIS-PFRRY-RITT) 1} 7 me t i "TTA ATTELLER & . ‘ é ' , hborh '- just decorated and in — J Imbolt 3973. 2011 i . ae —Beautiful brand-n modern cee'e lfax SOR! mn Mond Ae tatient mls ‘> terms: nm Ol 1 H SII econo cheers “2/6 ONT vo RESULIS® . 1 AME gear ‘ - rk r 7 EITRIG Dain ‘ A: ‘ v2 : On 2 ar : TR a Con ‘ tl ret r wii Ta om , "eins. a 4 ”. ie Te SOUTHAMPTON DOU BL E | : NEW HO! MES Ka A gg gga ee IISIBIEIRE cain oto DTN REGALEY CO es: , | ; ne i | - ESTATE - | 3: : modern I head ard od loors " eat. hardwood f! for rooming house and in quemsent LICKLIDER CONST. oe... , - Pirin Sager igh ee in Eas oR 1131-33 Veronica sold. 2 | poe a ae 2 ene bat ‘TGENE J “THEIMER. WILLIA3 vD. Ne WSTE. 3214 N.—10 rooms, , 5 FOURTEENTH. 1308 | JUGENE, J. ALTH EME Wy eee 3204 S.GRAND BLYD. n every ‘respect: lot 33x126; priced | 3472 i 3 : ) “Oreat it sk fi ui § tifu eco LICHITA - es and ns. and ; ‘7 . pros! bi Ms O larga, ; ° : : y at « si cones at ; lfuenece brick nore Spotl vA RK ) . = ? riME FOR SALE Southwest : ‘AGE, 50%: , rooms. ath furnace, ’ c Vi SeIOn neceseary, ’ ec ti Nite room “a4 oOo ' ‘es WEN YOU SEE IT? BEAUTIFU L SIN iL E FLAT HOT WATER HEAT; 2-( AK GARAGE Se a toca ee eee “_ | , ret | ble: suitable location for ? ies ; 2 * ‘ TLS } » ae ra iculan! Ail ‘ if ‘ . ‘ : % ang ' ‘ee ‘ nes! r Or? stLif ma! a’ oul - nor? «= ¥) . | arid hi ‘ © n bh an : le ere tren ISSISSIPPT VALLE ake ST cO | ts a ocala =~ Rate Pte bg of ie! 7 Pt) 121 O ve : \ Li & vata okheataa apebibiamied mn ee , 71 Ls TAROT a 3223—6 room: x oom 1d an a, shrubbery ane sravols. TRS Gg coun 3 4 room well-buil¢ brick ; : : edt mE omni le canons ov ib ; , Satine nails J De 1S eee j — : rio vith greet ui iavators. apron WMMway Garrield 894]. | RENGEL-WEBER.3127 S.Grand. LAc.9544 | : eget deeper mai AFAYETTE, 32 | 04 ist. be seen to be appre “ae cages opt ate RR aught 5 Be UGHERTY SHEE EH ii ° . a ateen : + ahd Sit MiB residence: gar? Ls} Ti OCS 20 JOS.F.DICKMANS K.E.CO., 625 Chestnut. R s is wets 1} =A - + be ify . jin ; rt Ti i WE # L Bt If 1 =I Nd, LE ‘ ) ? , ‘ . , Core H{ ARRIS : : = . , oa “air ’ Pape | . = . ) , “ > | ; e . > e r} went ie roome with earner tet 7; > siate roof hot water hie at Reda 7 D + al » rooms, Od Pat with é Doo vies ae ee tei: ee ‘powlgnt oe as } Lf rk A LAC K Ba a tA I NS ian ae 97 Post-Dispatch (2 nstantaneous heater: if seid at once wiil ne ; and ri accept $14,000 Box Y¥-31. Post-Dis. . FROM O'FALLON PARK SE ee : No. 4022 Flora: 8 ozy horas ) G98——G rooms and _ ete font ‘int nice law? -EBRASKA ae ep pd i ie ea ¢ . arag ¥. oO KESIDENC F—10 rooms. medern. ar ee enn ee. el ee ee oe ee er mie ‘BS ' am. On 1 i Bon 4 le : _Ppen 5 ‘ ‘aa A ge rent : 7. = , 2 + eo ne é CHULTE F ‘ ‘ GEYER ~ Jae hate : . — > aaa ge ‘ rr . , rerurrryr , ; r BR a. AIN | ieee pee ~~ 9020S. BIG BEND _ (electric: @ LOE TR ds ee eet at A-Comer: fr me | 9661 CASTLEMAN A\ EN 2 “RISC PARK. 6264-—6 rooms. modern “GRO. “RASH FORD mAiS _1Oee ratty SINGLE 5 AND 5 ROOMS, SCNROOMS, mo 43x12, ner very iou 22 BLAIR residence. on 1Ot S7X120: also large ste- OPEN 2-5 TODAY rai ‘can rent part: $3800: easy | PLYMOUTH. 583 ea 1. © bi sO. LAWOK AT THIS. “yopay"! Five rooms TIS REALTY CO.. 726 CHESTNUT. ~ x uit “sl vires, shrubbery” at ei : ais ed ita ~ ane ~ Ej 4 4h +. 4 Wa te St OF + bi ole page, rag he de . an AIT 3640 e' j re mn 2a | j ‘ , DA i .. ast ' KAY ET a a 1 « a ‘in st : r} heat ! mProc _- ; i i . bung ’ T ist he id SB ig? as . ! =} J rt af “ir > pr ; \ , 3 } Cl e ~ G ' | Fe + ‘ S i a ATSON 4 ROURKE. REAI TORS. +3 New. 7 rooms. all modern 7 gt] meee 14 «2 tiated Aw ‘ a . f q? Pt yp tht at t we ; £ a’ aét IDEAL NEW ‘HOME. floors, tile batl A re ul buy at $9000 : karage reute approximately $240 per ra: 8 rooms f tiled gaya UNCEY Ay HE ATH CO. GArfield 3164 month; price $12,750. Box A-S8. Poat-Di«, ip ‘ SEE — RESIDES RESIDENCE—-9 rooms. modern; with 2 IXc SPE { x : 3 rm ' bri Ky 4 rooms Car garage: furniture ae attractive | Tivuy: price §$: LO U0t : at mt _—— ar ' eres ; ae is tend ' lot 580x207. | pmce and terms for quick s Phoue DE!- ——y~ GA EN’ lily. 6 roe So peer J rif et v9 and 6 room fla ul feping ore! Jos. F. Dickmann, 31258. Grand. LAc. 0620. , ~ aa " 5012. uth land | WENE HIEMENZ R ).. Chestnu . : 73: MF. $1000 CASH Res te ; — t era! tral co Poe ate seated - exien £234 00 SINGLE, NEAR FOREST PARK. ile baths, separate furnaces; 2-car garage. : "Batahliahed 1272 370 Sam A BRICK HOMF. ‘SLE a eee ee ge | L| i ' bs mpied rps 1c: wr! e $34 ot 4565 ne ei} - lot 30x he $12 i ree re ET 2450—Residen~% ; Anak ‘ "ATT. Fr 3 18 COL i WAI aa Y $6500 | ling houses can ef!| them ce © ee “ve af es ‘ ” * ries . : _ : le 4 _ ‘ , : " ee i ‘sdda*a Fad I \ a! ; , 2 aa scenes. iater Wp ‘ + posh a i i »} I490D { (oN ‘ BU T iC | 4 Dandy i ’ nercs : r - seer worth ra : am . * - ae ey a 2 — eens - ———— ~ —— ‘ it st ARLINGTO: vis ser ¥ Ma ; waser bee , he , hee 7. , 7) as ~ BASH FORD MAIS 1099 NEW SANITARY FINISSERS ao seeunily. Aroom ef | F027 West Park. 5 and > rooms. for 4|— NTY SINGLE LAT | jdrae, ike new: price $4800. terms. Va" SiiLNaNDuAM. lo — xfuui brick. | | The Dwner of this, 7 room modern feo | CHAUNCEY P. HEATH CO, GArfield 3164 | RESIDENCE—Forced to sall O-room house : . ; By : ira] digtr sta nl 7 Ow . 2 ati n y ! : strictly modern; will sacrifice for quick . ge “e TOR @ 150x150: near St, Ros ‘at Pres Tikhta wy Ren TOR ; 5S and 5S reoms. xe xePp Lone! uy. or “2 | AML entin ce ~! per annum ree n : pe Tit ahet an nl oat MRCH Or i on a. wees pian Bs hs ‘ Le f Clavi —T, Meietinge o ‘Ww ging) i ! ee che ¥O , BY 1Or ee | 4 NZ] re} 1 l hestniut rAriv 14°: OPEN TODAY, % TO 6 ( 4 n ing y crw re PS ‘ITN ane ae Y} moder ira ao > = ’ . ‘ -arrne¢? 5 4 Marmacdurk ren brick [D5 ym Residence. @ rooms ST EV ENS «& M¢ IE FF L ENS = aon 5 rooms, baths, garage ; » ¥ FAMIL Y ‘Sia MENT eT ss IN { (>| \ \ dence ’ ; i \f de rT , bath 4 if ng? ; (‘all MAin Mer AIS. GArfield 0378. es eee tN, | an ane ae as Call [Eh BRILLIANT. 5962—8 rooms: 50- | cry ps, 1 741—9 ROO! [ARI WHEN YOU HAVE SAME THING na Ce Oran “quick sale s11) LE L38$ 7-room residence, mod 0 a a WOOD eatct ii ete Oem : AT GRAND AND RUSSELL | Gash payment: balance’ like rent MAYRH a ee ee eee Oy ett MEN SI 5 A Ae A ee IRS TD TS ORTRONICS TI AR ENR cre eis — RAIN RE PSS NON TOL NN Ie ee eta le a eee : my LLL LONE ALLL LOG BELL ALCL NEN NC are re wate hea! gar axe en ™ 4. : } OT-WATER HEAT; or a ; +E reair zs . ; nus ‘ ‘ ; ‘ ‘ ~ Tel #4) | wu : i ‘ An = ; ai ‘ : ‘ ; ; } : Ta . . : iy | ys eee €Y a th ; ah ; =] By alt —_ (lA { 4 ai 4 : ; at Le I's I partment : = . : ’ my } ‘ - - ; "215: GRAND. , AC. P wel)-] j ‘ ‘ ’ vy . (> ’ f , fq} c. "% cite yr? MA 1949 ONL } $1000 CASH lane hed hard ) peer ct ar vay i LUCILI«E 1170-—Bea ly ' d - BOVE PI 4417 . 90 M8. roof, I an ao hardwood fir LACKST ace ) roo al : 565x249 In ENR R. Wi) LS ¢ : fr I e ! b.* (aX 4.4- ‘ an cost 3 59 COPELIN ’ —— y ow? leaving . must « POMEROYV-BERG R. F. * 7067. T ! — ae erm: bargain. EAA POL NE A CCN DOE A RNR AOI Moyne niattaisiaialiptb ae siunetitine om One} re (SArtie oms, bath. gas, electric, ful &-FAMILY MORRIS AACH KR. CO., INC., 829 Chestnut ; ; EF S95pO. | 204 wal at: double airage. | A WONDERFUL FLAT. 5-3-3 ROOMS A re ir 4 mi nt la ms NORTHLAND } 1910 n resi- MAY R 0., 3548 8. Grand, R644 GOODE ELOW—Modern baths. hot- ;, ater heat, hardy floor aI NIA TT ™ : water heat: larre rock pore h. elate roof: a wif re als RY are ne nat . Lin ei oe tee > FP mtr t-ear carace: lot 82.1155; rents $150; open le TERRY. 49: 53 —Lovels 8 rooms, hardwood 5023—Xew 4 ane — ‘ anti | wget teday. BELLIS. REALTORS, GAR. O378.) . 5; 2? a eae . floors, gurace (all Lindell 306; LT QPP A 494 “on . pdence, « ; ies : hrougbout. garages. Tet _ | : NDLE hy in-a ~, marTg- waren ri ted . ear: price ' ‘ 3067 eta eh ete ene * 9 , , wernios +4 . D451 Gta S. ras ' prove Me ts) ‘ ; . t am: garages’ bergair ‘S (a) > a - >c* . « | : garare~ nrice par rs call 6 va $9000; redecorat ed ITASKA. 5225—4-4, TILE CRAND wi — . _ a mes Rare vy tile noon ¢; . tr IS ath st)-buil! : - . lat. POMEROS-BERG R. bE. CO.. FOREST 7067 nee TOWER 4719 VERNON AV. prt yr’ P "T*T TTS MACKELDEN. 820 N. Grand » art Bi we “Gelan menits . " ~* t? ? A MT"T% Ww. orogr wher & ; . . 4233 MePHEMKAGON } harcde “ fieers ' s reovd fleors, ; , i a! oy EF. HF.J { ’ iTT ~ uN 4 ‘ " > “ - ; : y= Bevan — i tion. DF 0. , : et by l-bu and | ar il a = snome mojern ve Paget if os 'ox149: sacrifice PELAIS, GArfield 78 WONDE aor SION SACRIFICED pe - . oe ts tm PP , - e nostat . - —— - > ee $f , ‘ . a : ; r a é' , | s Tie \ NGSH Guw AY. ee Ss. . 5° M4 wad te ( . rea ree ‘ ; ; as E : - ; ’ ‘ ; ee s) ‘ Mai : et var ™\ OTT) rT is re saaue ‘ ; ~ , 8 SHF ‘ ANDOAS ‘ » ria . T we ‘ 4 wo ~— = . is ; t —_ me aaa maxiern ; x heat j= TOOT bat hot ppir Ro Re. + | ¢ul . por across front: ~-car BM eres gon sndition Iwner there: ¢ ARSE N AL ST. AT tod pede G = we mr pe Pee ; water heat | : oe 2 : : — + eee “woo - te : ge . ar eo “2 ey wens . or all rs ' - 5 7a " ? : } 7c ; low in Hi-Pointe Gime side 381410 ater nc cde 644: cusses tensed NEW FOUR FAMILY arare: side Gris oe Amiri : 1% leet ne ardwood foot rage, copper ee. ot paul MILTON, 138 Paxcelient “OO 4150 “WEATMINSTER—83 % DOWN. NAERT. Riv erside - Ms Y $44 F Wee Ww IL. I : A MS .7s ir i ri t2' ; r corner eacri e% “BARGAIN © Y : Bor wate ‘as a 5-5, TILE n iP gaty AE aero “anrciie, ote _CALMER INC ea cEW RESID! BE SACRIFIC : reer . bert a pped: wadti- | 12 pee 200% VIRG INI 1A . ee — owner | show ti hrough, - $9635 Kaneas. 4-4 ene arive, s T. GRANI hes : Parkview OA HW. it went one ive Pin dt 8 | ’ gtnius & VE ‘DT "TR. RE SS ore co., ok as Sy wh 3 »f ‘ ; " ty emt rt a: at ‘YRS #0 Ch inet. , hol-water heat. Pi heck oe ATE os. Pas esta > EXTR A SPE CTAL. rae 0 a4 “ LAc, 2841 3600 S. Grand. oe yf * GRRGLA'N., ‘TI _ [ foarte, a sult. > t4 nAN Botta i mad one-ha! ‘ ade —s' a} or exchange. 77 - lan, 4-5 roo inuble flat 297 P cATE pD—s4 OO .* a GEYER able for @ faeniiies: % gerages: lot x ror runftormm @m) untin attic: 4 Sorrows’ { burch amd " old myrengad . & roe ' 4 dal on 4 ( he a }) ee. H rT - w ATE R HF ; a 3 it GE ee ce BET LIN. GArfield @278. niendic!: wilt house: two-car .- : + . ; Mi ‘ . ait mrec on : ’ ’ nm tae _ , ’ . ' ae : , . . ’ 4) : : ** port coving 2 ro te | K. z. eae = ee ‘s a c aT ‘ at 7 a ey? ie dt 2 ? orth Rosebury Driv ra) [ya ~ ‘ my ! (hee? ’ L ir ] yf : ‘ hiot-wes oo Y.. ‘ o- . ; ‘ it 2, t we ; ; ry a be far ag’ , ‘ : H : ‘ , bs bat? a a , ° the . : , : - on m8 qoee mg ( Lacie . | ¢ . ‘ . * mtit; v3} +] ' “ROSE NFEL 'D. 709 Pine MAin TAHT. ? ree : fmrmii.* ut artmen “. ¢ nest ‘~ ss » t wey pt { - D—SE EF. de al ba +: . . . alt ; Fiels i , ° ‘ } Pas OR RI ax F LL | mo 7 . on . "= wert z ‘ian ° * KINGSHRIGHWAY . Seed [SS a ) it S. a awe ey A FINELY nt 11. bd SENG “ ¥. a ! ao ” ry oe jak rie oe naial te oe - mo bie i ae ‘ RPESIPENCE Good home barza ~ _— - ; . 3? ; new. 5h eons i a , . -~ a . es ; Ry 0: KE ine Te rrat ey | P : “ a ga ~d =r _ er ‘ — ona reap ‘ . one 11 “ one ‘> P i 1 “> » : a.9 5 — nh 3 7 viol “rT) a a! ‘ ae ; o a at ahaa fe 2 LANSDOWNE. yo3: “sin = : aT ES” pe oltiagg ‘ ' , ° } i n hard a fice ‘i 4 piesa I uit abd, owe _ Mp. ; “n ES gy 5 von ws opme ‘ « 2 On ool , BAM : eareliemt e reoms hardwood. floors: ‘a ‘ EUsinLorx Ge wet heat, hard a Tor avail b-- —. > . cn 24 bh, nut at furna baaemen elect pen todas t TIAN. REAILTOR SEMENZ REAL ' | “1376 re gage pone tay ~ Sant -" ee prior ont oe ae - Oe ie oe, 62: 1JOHN S. BLAKE & Bi 5 Chestuut. LAcied $007 Hartiord 1 id Chegtaut 5 w rite. boucht at a rea) ba ' ‘4 . floor er KALKBREN 3 CHEST Ur. GARFIELD 4779-4710. , STO K- SCOTT REAL TY C0., COMax 8751. ‘>

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”’ , SUNDAY. SUNDAY, oe 4 RCH 20. £927. r Sale Ads. MARCH oe cin MARCH 20.1927. ™-700 FARMS For Sale, Wanted; Pe rsonal Property and Real Estate Loans; Business Chan ces, Wanted and F a TaTaTE ron oon = no —y is oO —anws FOR SALE ig: as gO RE EEN FOR SALE | RESIDENCES FOR FOR SALE BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE REAL = nee Comat FARM—3 acres a | Missouri IMP’VED PR’P’TY FOR SALE‘(MP’VED PR'P’TY FOR SALE _ ne West | | Central ; ____ Gowth. = "200 down.” Trier 17008 topdxe) south: $600. FT. Rag —bacre tect bicneee 2a — ee — est g sae ms ———— | ocrvE> S810-21—T eo tached _11-room DOUBLE STORE BUILDING. ACLEDI 12 re Sami fat. in FARM—70 acres. 2) qi nn ooous 23) angen £ Tapler |. Yen sy rr "PS 5007 WA TERMAN ; AV. Residence e-— ; 1 at savigas ” rR Bs ee Scie Two stores and flats abo e. wondertu: tage na tion: a a aa a — : , a] “ure : . “4 e 3 ae = $0 under ‘61. a : Albert A. Anfrichtig, V. P. & Treas. ‘ui 4° pathrooine. tn kood order, ‘ot 50x IB20 be ie Ing ree ony Acie ' err nentiy Davments, home and investmen;| miles south: 4. Dallajeas=i—————!ee oor we Ssar™ poo re Six rooms int © CORNER CARTER AND “MARCUS 6 a , , IF 2N Al si Y Ow e & ‘ we - . : vet at road? ] + - we ; nt ‘ T ~ iM u uF — — . . , . : = ae : ; ~ a = a e ~ | a if ; *HiEA ME ‘2 RE nlite . , ager ny +i] v1 ‘at a square fee eit i ate G. PB a Sea ale i. ‘ i a tage Poe “ pena ’ “— tid -ebe sf a Ph. rsh) L500 * aa a “) acres rich DSottem lan 2. REALTOR® Sp: ilils sh {i Vv pe nines. screens. weatherstrip. larce Pes emaii c:ear | : ery business. fine future ACH Y. 2504. S100 a D Cot lage gf ee es, ny : ‘ ropes alfalfa Rea" ict es uc hoy ‘a+ 2 a , « . ~ ~ - ited . *y . P >. , ; ; ’ +3) ~~ = ar" ¢ ‘> t. - nile constructec: paone © DROZDA REALTY CO., 4006 CHOUTEAT KORTE. t16 N. STH. MAIN 4258-5 4 tier _1+B0Rn hice , FISCHER. 7308 8 3 ional pack: , aa aa bir eae 13a24w. . ivat ion eae ai a F : o a a > ee 4 "Ex ¥ } ‘ ; : e 3 ae Of ~ ' - — = Residence WENZLICK. 1010 Chestnut eid 142" BUSINESS BARG AIN. $20,000 Store and Cave Prope: = aa lence ener tare pride O27: Be. Ns) acres: bishway 08. exe ~ 3 nds of fruit. ~ siness. Lot °19 Northmoor dmvre: somethi ne dif- + - = ae 714- IS N \ . rooms: witadbi 21 ri Delmar- pr. 19 ‘erent 8 = od sun. 3 bderooms. all large °) ms is open for spection 2 to 5 today ie ‘ ! if ISIV Bet ween Morgan « cr rage. large pore n. Beauti- WENZLI [Cc Kk 1elY Chestnut GArheid 1 142 EXC Q./ i 3] } . ar ores ana on pe 93: Stan for d— s fully decorated and eawtpped. Near United Hebrew Temple RESIDENCE | ‘mint R. WEISELS CO,. INC en x . R. € estate | WB cxong Lt k ror ; ail $ | pas poenlh sei | ce an ‘T) \ HOMES on on stu ie : i WAREHOUSE ~ ST ORE Ss Ct ORNE A 4! 916, 722 + tt eres pene eens Tea ee = oy S otan oom aac pores; ee not-wwa nd all other modern « ocated at 7324 Westmoreland 3900 SQUARE FEET Comp\ " | *y : ;ARFIELI rr "i * cream ch | tifully located and $13.750 | Drive. It has eleven rooms, beau y ood lessee. price ¢ : “SUTHEIME R. Ww [LLLLIAMS & fu) snares throughou' PRICED FOR QUICK SALE AT . 520 Stanfo1 d —— finished: open Sunday. INC hestnut st ||, entire fi ieee: ae Oe $OTOO A RE nea organs ALIN Che«! ti _ ATTENTION, — al TOMOBILE MEN “a Corner: oom attached garage. HE RE 1T 181 whe thr aths and kitchen Py é A ~ * ee ° ne 2HO° ‘ | 7a@nit e' . = aa 2 . } " i 300 A het nN wt wWHneT Moving Trond) ¥ e* 2 89° a Berthoid eal nnoey ins agen c Hat h rnace ~ ~at se ms: h ‘ } : choo. ‘ . See us os a TH e ‘ a Get { RRY “* ¥iGe ~ eas ba oe 4 i A —— . iii isiall ° : ma . § roon all for 0 jasion 3 R gree wethe ee . en: sien ae ” : Ze: Bo imorovem 164 © hamberlain— wee block. - terms. “eaters | RRINKOP R. bs ge MIKADO REAL STA 0. “FOR ~ SAL 5 OR L EASE Weinbery & Weinberg Realty Ga baths: garage. furnace: 5f t. frouinme eapy 69 aceon. as cL SS) De — dele — ae . - rooame: hot water heat: hard- TO SETTLE ‘EST TATE 59848 Easion ry «ste 9 000 SQU AR E FEET 809 CHESTNUT. GARFIELD 1779-4716. E etre % is, ‘ . La 4% i ' 7 adun or are . | 7 — +) : . at Le __ ° a ~_ } in m a 7 rr ‘ — - = eee aa , a . : on. hen His, ‘ 6 i Hb Chambe} lain ——} i Life Bid ®*0 Weatmoreiancac, rooms ws \ »P} "oe ae ¢ DPOLar - =n } : r 3 >OTH: : ? 4447 MePherson— wePherson. a va resem. & bith FEE SIMPLE TIT ceeds money. W and garage. ‘ : j ice of 6 rm : 304 McPherson ¥ room 3 Datr te, eorn cated in the dep: n tor Py @ | 3 Ail] ror _ We! s below its value for cash. 9 RRR ALO OR INE ap iets A neg gaate . +. eeurting fompgerae we ene ing bate dene ile v ~. . A ode ey SA. y 2 aber ners have ae nee CoA ee “4 _— pape er nt as ae Te. ty eee dks tine. aah) ahaa . “ ~ ; fy «f 6 4 p ck ‘s eo ses yay PG ea Dox er ete a in 3 ae fe AEE Gre SP AES. it a a a Niel | oar ma *, Be yeh yes, er ay ivy A bc tp a sey ae grt, pa oe phe Se " ~ * om. 4 coer sapha ree rpm go ee see fa" 3 ‘ Uae ofa ey - 7 os R ee r 3 2 Ss ‘. ys ant Pen wnt eat Be, ME i age ae ae Re Pee ee 3 — a Sia ph a * ” “wry RAW le geaertane vag MR) Lehapns penny +6 tbe Site Ole oe ODD pins we ties. Ns si tee Ja I BI BR UES SRNR Crd eign sae + ca dita’ ARERR : “Se. og — - eae . a Pnnorn. ii . moped org ne: ta of rase or si: | Wrdown terrace 10 rooms ati 1038 Louis\ ille " ‘: —e erica 0 ne be _— — , Wi t loreland 15 rooms wT) “3°, wre 7, ¥ = enam brick bungale garage CORNWELL RE. €O. 111 N. 7th t Horvenise: 14 ro = Sl rin AN. r BEY REAL HERE your portunity etreet. BIG B BARG AIN wanataaten gee Re I ows , po nasoor : 5497 GRAY ¢ MIS ve HEE te ooggy . ae. > " auene ' Se - . . i Leuls. Me. ae ; ‘srr ¢ on foreciosed loans. R ‘ : . ; “> : - ton ‘ 0 . Brae } , : i . ais Tr. we - ‘ : ‘ mie mae : . ‘ . 7. — — _ . a : Dred in Me IE are —— | © shells; beick: gaenbe St. John's ST. BARBARA'S PARISH gd? Wyterman’ 14 toma See a Riverside 410% jit oe ree ee ere arn. eet a: : ; a Ge shed . ous ‘ wet ori we c room: : P Te LP ‘i RI rx . . ‘ i, sale es rida it é +. weet B 7309 ¢ : : rn : from ° wre o poate a 2 Se eth anny * : N 9 r ' eras - oes ) [PrP . a ¢ : i t ; . YAR "EtG “tye ~ - ie iagN mE a : anem a! : / ' “RT *s 70} —— iM ; on Len ; tf ei cnurca rT; ~ A t } witha. 3 —- Emly hid ; zi — = hh Bacrinctiea. { ; : he : yi y - a ‘ ek— eieia C. _ ay e >. M Ain 281 + orten: ry) , MOON 2° bn ns sibs = . _ = WONDERFt I BUSINESS CORNER Pac rr j ATK’ PRE LR me f STEADs 1% acres - rrr JE Om i 34? x Ze) 4 lal iac : Q a me & . ( N 51: od na “0 7 } Dp > St cme Buildin .. on _ = i . i - Bi ee r Pn oa 1?-ROOM FLAT, ONLY SOM ‘ 45H " adi . p ' com) . ie | ; : es tS ee ’ ‘ ‘ : T; r| " ~ s— Ww , salle ef xehan ‘ f EA qT BARGAIN ny: a aih. - ro , ?. hos i iis\ il 22 . Ar. 56023 re betier now than es r~ mete yoy ey utbuf! n (YY ana of os - : Y isha nia weit ce ~ Ri B36) Pp re egy = o tb +h — Sale price BOO OOF ) West of mocerate — who ie ' ” re ‘ " ead but ‘a aa eatin ae : =P ee BRANTNE : ; ~ Th ~ P 2\Y erties | no me AND GE ——— ‘ us ) Inspect ese rop ATS KENT $1260: 695 MORIS AACH K. ©O.. .- S26 ( hestnat $4) 7, . oe tare art ight $04" ‘Ol 2 ADAMS. “7210—2-FAMIL" FLAT ieee add : ETT BALE Dwi IN ye. For Prices and Terms See Pat piue GROOR DEE TING. Sivan weenie ee ered ae 2121 EUGE SIA. 10-ROOM DWELLING. mont! s open season. 17 a Fs 7-ROOM DWEL LING. 0° miles of paved rosda. ‘Sensis lene waict. on auto road; $4000. tain resorts offer recreation freametFl®. Eureka. R. J. Sanders. La Ba: Let : sini SPEC HT, 2000 rn lor t Co. ange | ins ‘ wo oy ome Phon : Bia eee : ees : a Ta re di neighbor hac a rsx of a ° +4 en aw TIME TO AY. body I me mail vou eur lima Porek.a ee A ; SERGEFELD COM! rf. om 4 wl =S oy an a sae z. NG HLS N. . | fold containine det infor Sia iS acm 200 good B- Realtc: Main 17% : hi aes ()} A\\) IL \ ome 3K mn fin i mOoifa Winsett te aed ba e on «6S thern Culitee . ia a ¥ hicken house; xood % 2B24 UY 3 Jia a i Pa = \ > oe e S60 ».) 80g CHESTNUT. GARFIELD 4779-4710. | 1412 COTE BRILLIANTE neral Colonization Agent. Samte ReMMen: trees cect soning. 70 acces oul 799 CHESTNUT 81 n 4 fs Prairie: stor od condi ro: nad 4 rooms bath etric. | $1 Railway Exchange hy ; * weted on good road. Aopiy A. nae en ees aaemnrenendineine — —— = - a ; — mere a eaere oe — . r “Eh 7 2 Mea 0 pens Xs : gong rt I ; ort . ’ v HILL! ink all A a ‘ "G ati OY sie t “ om —— AND INVESTMENT—¢ HEAP abe . mus he appreciated Pg . . ‘ ‘ral 2934 els oH : pee Weinberg &W. inber R. I Go 273 = W. St ¢ aid oms | rARM—A fertile farm of your oom RESIDENCES FOR SALE RESIDENCES FOR SALE pre oe Re i ) All Sizes 6 to 12 Rooms +77 : ae ~— eo ty ath . t all for $500 ‘Terms years to pay: average price $15 ap 4 We t DER ERR \ -3 Chestou’ ee edu Ng ae ot : ROO ¢ HESTN( 7. & ARFIE LD 47 a ‘ K REA 1LT ORS 82 Chest ° s yields. prosperity, suctem, await West es _ We hare a number a nla. a 1°0- priced 1 eit. “ANGELA " MANCHESTE! : —Building tock. 6 ROOMS. —— FU KN a E. $300 ee tern rch Canada: the Canpdian : 5o4 time Block south of VALUE i eieaits Cas Paravis io oe Sans ires. $3000 cash, balance terms. See = 1127 N ffera rich. fergile lands at the lew grerag 05 Tver ‘Poresthe: A A aot m ma _ Dy ) a REA L Al ' E Cat ae oe ' é de 2 : _ a sas . t Q 49 P > de > bs uy — fle oO oor va. nrice f $13 3 an acre and 33 years ia , rT} ei): open Sundas S: a 3 athena - : . b Sidentia! districts. that ca e | gt. shad fate- rents $320 GE. 3615 12 iildin r pe Saati ngng pain. SilVE ) Dar. crops are bi arin ~ ne eo 6h CURE Oe : ‘ HAMBE RL VIN WINGS BR. E. ¢O.. = condit scar brick §arage ' a H k R KE , : erices that « Sidhe > deletion White War: $500 me ats . Pint | ~~ CUnhesta | Heid 260 tle: : pay down only Soar : =a “ wi = pie f @625 Delmar av. (Abany § +0" %. 3 iF pe °) Chestnu : ’ Si ioe ran from $19.500 to ¢ * L at 43 , 4815-19 EASTON AV —_ ~' price; them ane year's free use of ei a Rollo mr os = 5737 VERNON ais — ‘fax 6313. Kingsburv : Ih ; Lom talis . : sisal GRAND ANI ae Ba wee ‘on. @ fists all 1 d t oe $500 DOWN—250% ” WHITTIER ance in 34 equal annual pameaean” wh : PI ao : ko ae, Res ' hn ‘ : a landy brik “Oltags - Pm @UIor PaGE 37: 5100 own * xs ihe AR Be tia a? ee ae e ven dts age We ‘ ' Bi] ; - floor , -arace ‘ge SDAALE it : ‘4 Gt 2u ai cars. ‘ 3 . Fi tga gen INT LINGER Hx ~N } ms “ee NOL tien. Dept. C-2 (anadtaa & 4 ou ben i page ; “ agian ae . — . = 4 m & ) me . E MAin 1778. 610 Chestnat Sif RING REALTY ri i L Aciede BO05. rosario tine ee eo , - = = we ; L>° zs ’ re? singe f : S500 ,Own. Rr ; Denot Winniper. Man. __ ; f aM . | Le sid from, Tizon ee ge 508 POLO DRIVE BOF. BE OTA TAYLOR, 1823 — 0 , : as ct - “Ty ()w ner 4 peLOU I : : ar \ sy RK 3 CARS ' ana a —- } - ; , ; wey RUSE . R es r th auetatines : = Selle > gan yaa ae ~7. | strictly high-class — ~ rene ; . = oe ' j , ? i. a oe, : , : . - Sl. F b.Y ALY 1 pee f im frame cot- : . : ris KEALTY CO., 726 CHESTNUT SI anne District Residence TTRACTIVE “age. rents $247. JE i U4 ' soe a MS oe pose. desired. A dandy. REAR THER ma! UNDER! _ Ks OvEURTt Nir’ wd | mid > PESIDEN GC! ‘ od xi ¢ Ca- eae: : nage Shae v EICHEN must sell and will sacrifice at Sim : 25 ei ' -_ including $35.000 ? , ARM creas. ZO cs west of Px + Peet. *' . _ hige > oe ys . ail ate: od Y ON rons , IN The S> n > & |} . as 1 abe , , aiaiaik - dBasiuiaaiata = ie 7 ye ‘hag . . od moa | . : ! 2 ANKE. 1 7 7 —- = reason: or : v8 elance | =. 3 e‘lin = ‘ EW HOM L s ‘LOKIST LOCATION ON GRAND BI irae 3-ROOM COTTAGE BARGAIN. sale. Live in Gobenedie a health. Box ae’ ine toe, frei Fe : 48 ox nao ‘. hand _ : ae ; te T ~ } N. Grand b ear St. Louie a Lov ase 0 & R AUSSIE R * & N. “S2W St. Louis av.: biggest bargain in 5p._.; Disnatch , > - assy terns PIcH,| Ns x MW Ait 4 : 7 »I fi “ ‘ , i! . » ; M ; - a> 3 re A. x ext a ne v iy $05 . 3 agiuiDped th (Fniral 904 c ' small eash payment. Owner. 2901 a a pees 6. 2S~ aetna . nt ndoah Sunday . : ‘ a , ' — ~?. NEWSTEAD AT WASHINGTON & OLIVE E ka A ae tte 1 Ang cate on che : ‘se eggen oT ' r : —— . a VAC ANT—ONLY 88750; 3750 CASH tf 4 abann Jace we ‘ht a HT career modern and uf ~ uSsIness 4 pee ee WO bhie ( é ee —— =a —s E—$7500. : | Georgia RM .-19 ial stock farm or ae: ace ita esis =o : ongtructiic ta vith ‘enien ! Chestnut. ir ms 50 €hr Eg mn ae —_ : | aren ; ; é ' Da is 2 1's ouncec DY O48 s t nur - — bea North and Sonth _— ‘$1 ies - eben Gr Georgia tarts, tum ; a : ine aera wi es ~. iradb: Needs af Ciueton ' oe ae ie — can | ie : each n apple ‘ands. meuntain = a 1 ecultivet bs n: i ae Wonderful oppertunity PTA, tee : tien - rop 1 ete. write Bom 354. | pe ais : . re ee ae ii? 's9 iTY 6&KROOM HOt SE. $500 ‘ ASH Belt iy 178 pate eo Shai i hbo Se 3 Northwest iodartal Prasman tee | arent on sresines Lite} | cones a T : : ' Vivi , , . ‘ ; ~ . ' Cr == ee cit « ‘4 iiif’Ss™ {71 i iehinte — ca os ont BeALTIPCL UNIVERSITY HILLS Nomi NEW SAS e | JUST THINK—RENTS $15 on wing oe ) : n = na: fee “6 rooms, strictly medern (ail f : : Ps , Bers ‘ : ASKING $15 1.000 x ‘DERI NEW SINGLE FL .$ @ CA: Be _ Herman, Lebanon. METROPOLITAN K. CO.. dE fters » 6100 ‘ ! a 3% 3 i \ ; =e 0T) ag sl a ' .* FINDFELI ND WHITTIFR @ ing finisa d modern Ph 2 ; F NACK, $300 CASH exer . AE SES “ore ra rk . z | {Ain 5055-50356 , ais }-2-4 Semple a Eight store i ments — eae AA gE se a Pl rdweod ting | hich school. weil 4 ” as se - ; e wis apem : ; + pea SESE! 44 = — LARNER-CHOGH AN. Forest 3 enting | er © 0 3 , —s K D nh: onls 3. Bar rot. 1926 B st . Grane € :™= ’ sae re , - . oo +4 , * a " . mop Tr ye? , , “ é This Om —o age. inte 2 Pee Tage Hota: oom, dining Soom . — : HF og he 38 UP Sa0g0" DOUGHERTY R. E. CO., 803 CHESTNUT MUEL LIEBERT ‘ ‘ ‘ 9 ReOd=. sS500, SHO) « LSH . ; hs Bo. 1, as REL an re Ceo ~ , Saar! 2 aa : baste I~ acre Fran : 4 +> e , i ee i] Se, } > . ee na tmink ‘ Ss Pagic: c fon ont in . . P a at. house gON7 Wells st End , ; | BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE conga Delmar and 024 Caroline st.: 3: bath. toflet. | 2 Ny LLEY Pilar and be é : ' — > acres. on hard 40x mu a Te CAWLEY R. Ct ALS estnut « ; oo. Il.: $1256 terme $30 cat 2 cn eel Ht NRY R. WEISEIS CO. / ‘ecled neg Ou, 4 “ ; CO 2a lixiare . ; : er month and ititer ee -2 Cr M Lin 4557-8-9 G , meat : ‘ rn ' i ‘] ’ tore \w/ De RBaliy lere 3 >. 44, Sea - mo oe St. a nna «these ati re 3 ,. er Dandy 20 acres: _ ex miles southeast af Habit, $e fences. | take only $1500. “1698 Manchester — VA ASHINGT ‘? a. . . ; Lol - , - ‘ N ‘ . : ne sgt wn Pa . N ; “ @s? @Miit oe G901 PRINCETON. ee . ., ;' dina s. 2 §8-ROOM KESIDE NCR, WONDERFULLY (“5 o: ad So! ait “SOs11. Sears LUCAS , er kit ms i ze sce "moans egg Manag a cnet pn ——s “ee LOCATED, TW BATHS, LARGE Lot. > ~ { "OT W srelan ibetantial 3 ain ‘age. chidken | , : >. Ba . nes = ig at ae pine 3 act near i 9-rnom house, NBAR =CHOOLS, CHURCHES AND CARS. HOS I E Ri Hl NA , | ax1Os r wi trey ap te ih : lerediths bargain bc o pro nts +1 - ‘ry bowses incihoding BUTTS KEALTY ©0O.. TH Chestnut st ; eaidence 8 roo an ej are: Mine - aT . BROADW. + pRAV UI b+0— ana oom t - ; ae ; writ? eae : : = oe oh a ve, | Moers. « br ’ puMerous ; . ine a ae , : 81%20 MARKET oe ota 16 - Q221M ; sine — : : ! FARMS FOR RENT a Art | oe ae Tx aa > t ; — - . s.8 as - ‘ " 4 oe ” . = ‘ = ‘ . . ‘ i * ? ' 4 : " “4 ve [ 4 wr? retire fi? | 4 | » : ies rT . 4 SPV an i = va ‘ ct H Fi] ? ‘ ry -%, : i ; ‘ ' - 4s ; BT -- A : iE - * me : —_ eneds — ae Pg + EB 40 I A] “KE. COR. (TH AND LYNCH eee paghowiin : . “a! bare or cash. Box E S Wardur sitttoresn merracke, mead. (a ee ad. balance ia ; dos. F pie KM ANN “K. ‘ a. er Chestnat : ; 2 *s ana 4 flats A ead ‘ wilson * " i | o . AR J. omer op i (nTime; ‘ i : fineftive Spanish He Tr) HlGH GRAD HENR ; HIEMEN A; oe) ne Ls . : : oc i c hes , -_s y . t “ ae St ’ : > ¥* » y ‘ 2 LOOK — LOOK —LoOk a Mila seasil ir ee a | H J M FE, : i = aoe i. ER Phe 32° 5°2—s TORE : R KA L BA Ri I A I \ s ‘6ILt WESTMINSTER 7 agen leh tine on — , x DE] I { yR ’ CN ATH. FURNACE: ONLY S6750: RENT S Coe Et he u : a Hy aaron i ve “rat? sutifu , ; . ‘ . ‘ * a ay BRANNER. RIVERSIDE 32:50. $647 * ~ a tS a wanted, REALTY co. Tatoos Sidney SSa01 “ €eyrt k¢ } ‘ 5 G i “tre ll . : : [a%ea 4 os: ‘ 4) @e | I GO INSIDE 4479 LACLEDE “ a eT echo : ) owns sian # was ied | ees eet aera ‘ é 3 ii. nar cc} ine | righ 7 ae i Pirie : ‘ . aT ath ry . Br : Se { i EF, ‘ Coin IN } Ke — TON | _M. 600—? stores, ‘fat, hall: 100x~1 REN Ts. $4300 P RICE KE $23.000 re a! . CONRAD L. SCHOPP 214 Calumet Bidg. 2S¢8. ° th s ates, 203: rODAY | BELLIS. FArfield 637 STORES AND FLATS hae tod | ‘open | 7 , } Fac LI Sane tai ie oo" Ce Pa vita : oa FARMS WANTED 6376 ALAMO ‘ON -—> "TS Bag alg elgg core eg gO 3 : rcotmment. | Be | aah, : cea See thie » sein fx miay SAN : 7100 w ASH NG i N _ | A \ _ H i gpa , a = 0 oe MAUNCEY aA 2 tims igang - - od “ee FARM Wtd.—wWithin 100 "Dis af ety ine} . : fas: a nase ogg ogy Sao seattle 'r it ihe ' en ie —— ~~ ! oe ee ER Hee Re = (Ges ‘ Vos CORNE ih Tome sim FLAT “ : State fully. Box ¢-43. Post-Dispatch. + Bis: “e" oe as 2 sige emerge td — , ane a r . VAGrOu ns ond a ide a. R |- . | | ) } \ ( |- cA Piggy €78 00 a a ak lee ee MI ST shL x. —wvV ANT OFFER iM RW EILER ; aR ' Sm, thin 30 miles o ha ey? Main. — | “ Yrineereced eur Cm hed! gavage . " . " \ a Se di a i M ; ie . : : Nea. K - ‘ : . , P 2 ; a ; . ' iar 4 on ee , - iat . : = i wot ws i ; iI3D> &§ > A 7 ° : or mosey | from : a ~ - ==. © NYBERG PAraview Gott as r a EI! : fi. t Auduben drive. Mw 1 i OLIVE, 3037 $98— inves: me: property x « als oS Sa See eee ' ran ‘ ‘itonw at Ww onderful Opport init, 2 L INDE Tl } oo diotiving ream. deine i) our sco (Sted ation: rea. CMAUNCEY ©. BEATE CO uA 208.) Ce ee eee. Dae Se raRM Wr ary a (22 FARM—240 acces. 340 per oe x aie — 114 N, 7th ge ieee 's hoe aaa oe = — jace: | droes and 1 bathe! oil barner: || w WATSON ay ROURKE. REALTORS. WUST HAVE IMMEDIATE OFFER. Sime a . _ — ot. De Soto, Ma. . = os; | ty o ‘ 3 ‘? =“ re 7 lL & ) ns hel banal incinsed eunreem: bath, fume a. » awner _ wor ere % gr | Riverside iM—4s ” actes Becker. q° “es th > ' yp at eas ae na ng |} SEVENTH. 17: S—Garage. ¢ . ' a - NEW HOME COMPLETED |S cic" oha Ropraue ote Oe | Ee Eno npace Sats) Seewgeemt andrew Soom of Trl a P as > q . -. ae . ia se al einer a on . , 8: race a* presen: i ne ’ 5 e rq ‘ li ail 7 , nig esis aa ‘ ; ae iat = - (i Hlaxk 4 sano _ nd » K I petncorts RY Rl ‘ ' - DD pita oa act _ Pe ustt Pag é hear , a gh Rencei-Weber. 34°> ~. Grand L. mw @544 } ie Ls as r — gnarenenions | . | B : pad . : CATHEDRAL DISTRICT : “a! a hae oe ee FPAILE & pm Oye = STORES AND FLATS == om fat ee. COO en ee eee eee FARM 80” acres. ith Meliete- i» » 2s * 7 ane mara ‘er oni sec. ff j »&k& HO] ; SPECUL ATORS: Nerthenst enraer Wveainn en! $84: bargain at S4300 wt reds ; . sen swt ~ere. regr Pentel: rant: ex mo ~ ee ait Oms r sagen eg sc: oy ae Noa i wing mi ; nu . bs , mn wh J R E. \ | T y ‘ ©.) if . 3 & DDO: * , , ae . ; , se JON H. ABBOT! Realtor. *e Chestnut, — od auto . ; rh _ nIEH! aso ¢ ULIUS s reyDT “aR RE ALT) OO.. | tiret Geer. lat SSni7TS. een toda. . ei oe siesta “yapgpaped’ grasa x ait wee 0 its SAE fectionet cease 4 *8 Grand napection It OW ainwme¢ht Bidg i GIR. ALDIN BROS. R. "F (6.. 813 Chestner R +o “ENRER a: Se te ENGL [SH COl ONT AT, $00 | MAin 3045 a0 | ueedian ss STORAGE PL ANT (00D. BU ‘SENE: “8 (CORNER mic RORY trie ttage FY Seed : "RO Yale = mobs ta ft ping Cre rer ge —_ : | . tow atc — een? ’ oc ated Texas sical yy > 4eey son ere pho repiae ¢ mon’! ggg wee a wy Ta ~— waar ae RINE Reale We } nora sept lga si il Ri ees AR Nad gts. sniahen ape nace with wa e°h: ome un seicn *y 3 , hic , . cut Mak & ‘ , pi Pes : i famille ¢ ' — * c : a 39 “e ~~ rome fy “ ; en ‘ : — — —— am 4 . ‘ : { + ,0 rune ~ ¢ BD alt ok : re Eo ss wae e ee, Eo * Meer ase nol a a a — Manchester ‘oad HH) abhor: ener ret eh Seas asix &] a 246 ean , , ; te © 205 Post Disa: os a te on TO CT LOSE, PST. . "] nant: ote ‘gecend f ys fess I Iw 3 ~~ | & seh ? in Rast ure moe ra 61S. Be ue 3 re _ = _ '. wear #8: cule. Call : ATE > ¢ lub Plac e Home ,an and kitchen cane ao . GIRA] LI BROS R BCH Sis C whepad? O68 Blaine. od = 5-roon at.) ice rinste : rice FARMS—Any size. &:. Lowi Call. 4-8 Ma os land hee yt 3 ; _ . , = - a “On aie, és ‘ a nity #1 ” . : o — aT ‘ hia + = sl ¢ sed se ee : 4 : ' . ‘ : . a ss = ; a Rerf@weead flniccre «9 Z “a .. wey or . A pypecmncton so A a SPOT . aze TOOT F AC ‘TORY BI TL DING aan aan dined ital : - ea ty guage: , : K RE a 2 So. Vine ~ rR. EE. CO. heat. Pabertions’ « te r et 7 & rar : e* ae “im, sia’ Pacey. eR a! meta. me ft 794°-A4 Cage 3 etores: electr ore eh: “@r a tas p Acme ; snares ithe ry MM apap . ' . raat Ste ae Pg ° me “2 ce Care 6° ; ” ' aie £ a dandr tnrestmen : ; _— — a 3 - " o pom: Nia onett wi > ie © : fe ef HManlee vc hee sa tas a ~ _ ere: win" — o@ner anxious © se) "Yr “fa . : p ‘ores anc fs . : ; ra nie 4 S~ 1 Be: . . ? = , - F .hM 46 o Pat © oy “7,2, 4 om ae w ER & CO. $11 mt. Late By x J, | B. .O. MAm 28li | err 4) ) oneal ae offer refused. MaAin 7526 ar bur D SOPHIR REA! ty eno cL. : aon ee ee eT FISCHER. "509 § . = 3640. ih @ad Pine. SCHMITZ R. B. CO.. 802 Chestuut. , S Grand. LAc 9544. iG Ar field —— —_— ‘9: * sone! ie aie grside e179 " Breed way “ -

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a ST. LOUIS 16B es _POST- DISP. ATE FE. pee m nee po rer —— BUSINESS FOR SALE CON PFs “TIONE RY— Well BAT fa i GARAG b— 1 ah . exta! isned So Sn ” RRA « ae ee : chp aumento MR i: il. 5 LIUNCH—A:t TONERY AND Ceili [aC amt pases ud RP, Tt? ’ ake CON FEC ior worth eek Ds ay Sort pyntarres ye Yipes snp getas: “Deli cat essen and (;roceries (sroeer. . REAS NWAE $5000 STORE—on aces all TYler G356 STORE—On'y one trace . Vv PRUG sale or TH PROG STORE—N trade: . ted, OO business take one-half ons Rox DRI TORE—WM. ern ent 5 Sven 4543 ae PRUG STOREF—In thing new: ‘eg sters oak PROC STORE—> ine ; MA a sino ente-e06 okie. SSE SNES tee aii ne diel A isa Meded oak ead ees he at Post- D epatc! " Market Vi ti RING ‘a3 tt oe" ve Ae . m Ts . : $258 ind4 Mor 4 4 jes Ta? rx Y —~" - 9700 FARMS For S ‘BUSINESS FOR = a 8) Wanted and r or Sale Ads Today. MARCH 26 76 JAZZ AGE DGOM ' POPE'S SF Declares Tide « f ine Followed World War Has 3 lurned Back, ) part ef fee. the ef% Ling’ te the a & miusion of f emseives mer 1@ task) 6OGf COU + seeking tp it, Its causes,” Germany, no-Slovakia steDs against = as art. URGES BILL TO BAR WOMEN'S "™=c05 [2 SPs No" an oe cceine alent ot Saal VATS IN THEIR PROTOORAPHS. ial stern dis . a ~ ie three-day wage BOY DEFIES PERIL TO SAVE = FINED FOR HITTING TEACHER William if Hilsnran said FR. F Hoiden Talked About Mother ene A , ee Harvard's Asset. 4A MBRIDGE, Mass... FOUND DEAD IN VACANT SHACK chest college. ad e 4, = -> TP. on « . 4 » 4 ‘ 0 1 TUE at E ooo was = and the - é x: hools of art? and s& = for instroctetm = reese aren im | graduate «heel -_ 4 per -ATTacK fen‘’s alleged ‘ } a ‘gman ‘ of aiconoel): any 4 3 } : ¢ a : sz , 7 ; ; ‘ ire 4 f ’ : 7 2e wy oa rtime mt z ; fieure sa id not te Be riz ot ner similar oe if the : The t awakening ‘ai mor sa f ; i ia * burch in defons Perpetu- th, _ nal id e ‘= ad Nai ideas Of Sanctity between operators ned in a deadlock and miners ef ¢ Kansas, Missouri and Ar ub-committee will meet he : | of the cor low 1 for severa 2UTS versy lies in the refusal of the wage scale insist on a reduct phe at publicly” . Bros. studis. nN? ssengert for | scanization Provided b Act of Congress Will Pr All the Employes Unde Civil Service Regulation: S OMMISSIONER TO BE NAMED THIS WEE! orkers Must Qualify fc Positions and Droppin or Transfer of Man Present Agents Expectec ZAL10 da‘ ~ . me Chaba Losing up « en ploye it ser’ road name th law en police Mello Andrew: an as i two dep appointed an prohi issioner oOo ontrel r interna c her st r the rev caged in ad ‘ement worl e prohibitior anti-narceti a numbe listricts of th erry pio. + Mesa ths, nt prohi. reappointed by the “Sik : re ve fompletion tn subject to tary- Mellon and under the ne prohibition o be On a com- basis in about t is expected dropped or bition Com- custody and ‘stocks of liquor ries. industrial al- Warehouses, as “uer new rvision of the ea ti here authority ower (awals and dis- ating liquors and © power to heid ‘fions and render rases Where action iseS arising venue arn there ts no with nal Reve. cases Un- arcotic act. for ecrim- it act will be ‘ommissioner of ‘fesuance of sins with the rr. -will be inte andie 7 “elisture and Sale. ‘issioner ts rnvestiga- returns fof comer oddity to eollectors Seizure and ? ry 4 {ce p- iy eolbectors for dis- the Warran., function of cords pertain- will remain if | hevenue reating also set UP with a com- two depu- order ane Treasury RAL OF DAVID RALSTON ~~ © te Heki at Hampton Faden Pvies!? im New York if David Raisten, 69 riy of St. -Loewls. ity Thurs- residence A{iphense Dur, _— at 3 ifi Be } ork 2 ; —e Tie POR - ite Tt ( emetery Was preside at of the Wahtsington avenue. siling owt im 3914 ‘w York He took eivic affairs when “2irrman of the Pree the Retati lation. In New exporting and Ha sare! survived by his Virginia, brother. a sister, Mrs Dur. bis i= - > * Lier

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. 1 gece a RSA obs ‘ De ritiesste ee setae sSTNYD AY, 3 Py r Shira Sear ecaertoes res etessees terete Titties Seite peccteeds eH sisis Sie 2235358233 Spires see riststgsisse +H é > 5 MARCH _20._ 1927 | : re _ “¢ t ’ ~ : . a . > : . ; : . . ener . > . > _ o> . +. z Zs ; . . 2 8 monet = enteeee stores ss ereeese . . 3 ‘s > ~ : 3 aerceesee ts ssstrsstesess isert se3See: =: orertssscobes oSaest) ; — toe hy ; tease sere ese o> > * sreteress estisrt? pos $e eget . oe rte chee loses sss assess ; oS #3 poses * > _ b os 35 a sores o : oan = Mt tiert. . oo shivecars- —> 44 : iy e, oo shssssaees i: Sees sence ° vee > * a ee re i *s= sitrisl Bet, tt ctesese arene a . WSR ac siiiigt: = 35 ies2beee3 ssistssss Mertastiresttss ee ass — ine . : ee : + = Setesssee seeees 332335 messed ) i, T° the bil vi con tc ¢ ION i? ae lS op #. Beas ’ ernments policy and ‘thai it re ewing Macheines .... : ae | jo" 7 1) f( }) a Ble iS 1 W) T)) con, : pinion the ’ i un ! iO! i > ia Stamps and Coins Pe a , \ LOWS +4 , a sd 7 ds LAMOS he Associated ys 3g Capseanmemereces = — — peters . wa - —_—_——- —— ROME. March 19.—The gl UTILITY VALUATI —- SS etme *—The dq | | | T wneil of the jazz age has sous FOR “MTE RECIP ROCITY Ind ab _— aa World War. No part of t} F | ’ . | | 7 c 1e Sleb : ; as as tallied to feel the effec¢ of thi J Sm aes Ree ree. ' Premier \\ ould Welcome Pact Animals eaction, according to the Vatj an ii Se “1s| mamary ee ca : _ : lan juariums, Fish ees Brormanta. They point out thal Opinion of Federal Judge Faris in Denver Wit U- S. on Fish and Amteunshiit a 101 only po pte ys 3 , i Jewelry, Gold, Silver ‘ 7 ‘rtain redus 7 ’ aa BE : * sh for elght vears. and will have ce ] ) , ‘as ' contr terranea countries are co- -operat. or Transfer of Many : » 's bse umeies dans hi : Sy Nea ia seta ) mons by Premier Mackenzie Wing. Radio Supplies . received the recommendation ‘atican officials think. basing a ‘ Case of Interest Since He Is in Auto Loans S coe : Books, Periodicals a ee illing arrange a the task of . i tei. cheenall . : ’ ork — te . 4 lee Eee e . ; : i f mn ? : \ ‘ . Without njJUSLL “g . } ‘hen @ f March ends our fiscal vear 1 order to clean house we will close out the follow- . ° . env canclieivea — aa ail yrerogative tO Make certain 1 uC = Machine ‘ YS against ; Sr member of th: ite ato r ' , : tale am et, . “ oy ; were latter. (ertainh his is s as { tions i duties without awaiting Miscellaneous ., . gee 3 | Keserved IDE la Clrinns 3 ‘ ) = " . . oe , : CnaTrge o tne ecourt steps aken r} ACLIOT In terms nets > fa ; ) ) 7] = ne Wit he church in de ‘fense nf : 6 I la j miss = 2 ; : Bat Preniier said sui } a tr V Refrigerators ney ae | 1 ig } | = 4 + INeproducing gh Or \ jf Ss | ed wv R ss Deen case, i { ratemakineg aluati perience xchange > actu: ali Table Supplies $I IKE N SOUTHWESTERN i tte Associate iw | or a rth 2 ¢ royal commission which investigat oe wee es OF : @& sarcn . and actual] ul f teres if) *¢ $2 cept ewels : : [ypewriters ... ‘ ‘ } ‘Se \ ard |i 2 ) é and tatements on reports from ecole RATE M A KIN ° ° spams emer sacie orn mpeg cues eo boescace ——SS pstical Cneervers throughout y a! D i l a S $ I fi e d A vorid to the = “that the ti ae } : « de h Advertisements : / ci) but that Turkey and Japan an Bicycles, Motoreye hee rPovernments confronted With ready | | mre | ; oo eliuati 7? ? es Building Materials | reneral collapse ' All the Em lo es Under Valuation of a public utility. for |) roti lan c reore si a , +} Peer >* or of gees, and p 7 | ze i puUuph ; ave ‘er reoreaniZation reciproca trade tres ty uit) the Clothing ee : | noiesSaie « ifusion ale-Inakinz urposes —T Te ut ' rt + these ii an, | eo ceees | =e ey 8 } Oo ideas. ar Civil Service Regulations. | an ‘ p IP po: : La = ines diffs .€71C@sS L nited State s to cover coast prod- Coal, Coke, Wood ‘ much , ete ; 1] | , 2 : wit? , . o value for bate-makting pur- (anada also is prepared }i Cll Household Coods es ng barg ; in Players, Grands, Uprights, and Reproducers. Remember! Monday ts the day. Store ’ sir cy as ’ + . @ Llidif} ’ posin is art. The Un . Motoresvcles | the reorganizatio: t] ited Ww ute-Mi e ‘ the ‘ditional ideas of sanctity 9 Present Agents Expected. —— iy | OF Hate: ene Value. constituted part of the Liber Seeds, Plants q NGTON Vaile, is O} thie ' noes INS S . :, Vel, : WasH! ed the demands of Princ: up. se as anal the ffic LO- ne Denver Distric ¢ Strover y use uch 3 rd Ssibition and th : istri ved use, | rood ) Conference of Operators and Mi pobibition 4 = ; a eae th 7 ae wines 4 ; ~ : ' *) ‘ . ; - Lie’ | . | " ’ t f) : it , r i 2) it eh Soe ba i r\ Ti} >| 1) lat bien Commissioner, and iv Over New Contract Adjourns ee ' - , : . , oe ni tc] states. a ig ’ ~ L 2 miners adjourned in a deadlock. @The Commission instill et Tb ae ae fotes that nen Pietetet | + 7" Reading or Distance , . . 5 , ™ = 1} P . } ‘ 4 « i ‘ i ’ = s .% acva, { , j ii i | rj L ‘ . he \ yar er " . ' ¢ 4 Operators and miners of Okladie who probably li DE ani : : suite a ciosely associat (Spherical Combinations ) * . ~— , . : ~ + i ‘ _s "y : 1). 7 : Ul i I Agi Uni ‘ \ i Vi sue ror . . ‘ } ‘ ] ¢ hae 7 ; . ; }?Y re v~ homa, Kansas, Missouri and Arkandiext week, will be in char; r ins . PE ss ters, WhO sald that umaer th rice Includes Guaranteed Accuracy . @is were represented at the meetingiministrative end © ary n Text of Opinion. ee eee web: tATBOe IY law President ‘oolidg: ‘ould nat » B me Wy G i Ay | OTM dl ox . inistrative end et : he indebted- | : gg argains ly dvlonda iA ib-committee will meet he gement, contro: ¢ policies JU - Faris, in his deci na a Pre wear ee \ ee ee ee ae . f Mond ' : - . . . >| + . , ; —» if] i] ile ‘ ; rece] re * , ’ S| ‘s . . ; ; , - VW f | { ‘ thie ? ‘ } ’ } | 6: = coe a ae saaaby a Sa Lb} : e and insist Ona reduction. rohibition V hh; ce tr 1 ‘ constru o hy Vs ; less Cle pre ‘ : m ia Ae : ; be : I , oa : i. ws wes marks ¢ Promier 7) (Spherical Combinations) Musical Instruction Instruments For sol The miners’ scale calls for $7. O H Deputy ‘ollactors of Internal] ciation for us ak ‘onstructio: e en on i aa me ao ioe viy 1} norres ee a ‘ inter Monday and Tuesday Only = 2p , . oanie mando m. | _ PT’ MM PEITS Pi by, Cc] for popural Jo, fegu: - : ee onld fin] } ~ ric] 7] ‘ } i>! ay iy) rkable lar selection «) to $8 a dav. while the operators ag bevenue i te ea ik Cootate | Deus & fair @ wane Fol ' a ied ’ onal “1 j Le Wyprou Lit: wlin, ete, iSIc ’ : 2 : ; ‘ te f ; i . h } : sale ' wie pees . y . Pf +? ‘ : © ie . .+ . - sf ” : : » t-a ly ‘ a , " > , }, 7 . $ ; es . ‘ a ‘ . 7 HIUs ‘ l . . Jf’ erst Soe m et . “4 : ; . ’ : reLturn LO the i 9] 4 wage of $51 7 other mpl y S ma * th ‘OT. , ture. iO i i ‘ , ta A i iat : one- if nf: 4 h 1T)} 7 wun ; 1c ‘On nue . aa \ YI mt i A Re. ; "eC a ; , avtim a nead al ; ink , Ceri i nes new tri ‘ I Dene! ‘ demonstrator: P Ogee oe ae a en} ry rr As - | : i na aes s PAIR DECK - eee miy cn él ‘22 ni be ra he Vay bay a at t) ial} riced om = winks a ’ ’ S605: small pa i tg9hi Gal iC] , ; d in Is FeSsornis ¢ ee ne yo om S11: ti 26 ' for i lozue and nents: race Aeolian Co. 1904 Olive, gay. +... : vole e - ior WornKkin & j . : ‘ moue bureau engaged in ad- : Summary of Ruling. Mighlan ol per SS Se NE nto: Ve NR INN Nee a ENN Ahm SRG Te Se gt oma Rien gerade PAR Ae pgp or . “ “ » Sea " ? mes Tin. te ~ nt OF CN AO RNR NaS ALOR a ly COS, {)i :? a case : i rgeai! t ‘ isicns mmstiru i seasons . BS 3 ‘7 ; A. Steinway Duo-Art reproducing yr SUES PHOTOGRAPHER WHO manistrative or enforcement work. *” en aoe ee Se ' a U . ‘j ites the tindin; flict some of t] leadil atesmen sail 4 i, 1 lroom mnsectutive a , ; . " +} . “ nat a will nN ive ris unde 5 j . r : ‘ . : " . . a . 7 S 5 - ere sé *y . te . i 44 ‘ AT} yOCh ane ~ 4 Fey? meri onl style gilar ma connection with the prohibition , . nve tric u that th rt merica an ne Word, y E E Ace 5133. 380i Jutiati cael sige oe Pesca, et cost $5 pad ; = } dure ~S a 2) Hur TI¢ ... lar ay , + : ‘ as i if 4 ‘ i il ‘4 ; our yes Xamine y DT? . a om a a ? , 1s: | rulari unter ‘ } rial _ & sil a O1 i » es * } 7." . 1} eondl tien: Pads rewsk | USED CHILD’ S PICTURE AS \ and Harrison anti-narc of} Cc : : v é. i ; P| ‘ : mt } rs ’ yt -_ Vv 4 OImpanv was } { Pr + ‘Ss; ide nm t Taft t }) ~L ti i ‘ ai } = 2 ’ : F 1Z and other famous pianists This will result ; TO pay when th seiler is forced to : : ‘ ‘ ; C acn tu | . Seal ‘ SAJ PHONE oprang * new: Soo.) will an oul vorite . ——— This will result in a number sy eae niv insolvent, but “‘about aS near- procity question aia wise? “i fe & orl Z el 0 ote In) — ee rivate all betwee; a 2 1609 | demonstration; onl '$ 5: : . > : : we : nage . ° : i : : . aa - . aot ‘ ri tt ; ; Io! ase : ’ i amiiti MAb bdac . : . Aathitia \ o oe } . j dames ae seis one win A transiers in a districts of the Sy is Ivy wrecked : ali! ubliec concern Congress on Jan. 26, Bee rier scape eh oda mee D — ' rilpeten (cy ore old piano. Aeolian Co.. Olive. From Flannery Seen, and P ig- sountry. “The er iefinitions thu lis nnwld he.’ ‘“mmine various a ae Rite tons the ‘night INCLUDES THE OCULIST, THE €. TAN lessons. 40c. your home: oe SAX' PHO INI 1!) dv al i os ¥ must AYER-PTANO—S8100: metal tubes’ like ly Wiggly Co mpletion in Si . the differenc ‘ween such a : , “Tema : ges OPTOMETRIST AND OPTICIAN | s° West st.. Maplewood. Write sell; make offer 33 S. Broadwa: ‘new. Shak & Goan : (62) z 4 je y . C v - clos t } > } ’ > a . - . | } 7 - oye . ‘ 13 ‘i te 4 ‘ we oven ’ ‘ a , ae " ‘ "Ts , ce | Ling i lat tn } o£ at : _ Empioyes iil ne prese nt > } (rating bb: : ‘ iti i I +3 ‘ iants t ‘ ‘ the appelles S message which ans itted 1 i . * I Pea - done fennn. Carmen Aspromonte nor b——-Tlat fen . j Hi} h a SRASRA \rennes ae ; r ee A, } F { ‘\ ms . : . ; : + " ? } “aT ’ t we ?. :* hf ts. accepted as part first payment } 7 . : i may ‘ ’ . } " ‘ , ret , ; , ° . : s expected to be on a com- ‘ : im £10,000 damages against Flam e aS of its rallroad and the net r nu exsiutflation acct one bringing = ir aa = t . - a 7 1 ; I H M Si] I ‘5 k n ( 0 x } ‘4 1¢ ’ . : ~ xD rf ‘ i . 4 ee Zi . r) N ws | ’ is + » \ ‘t 2 a ™* f ‘ ; A. sLare | iano , CiVi Ser) " ; ric ’ ‘ 117 1} rj aii ; “ i Vice basis in about Thast this ad. 5468 ces J) we _ > os . vy rre tra? ‘Ito ) i ‘ } , ‘yr :) ’ S ty 3 } side . = : ners Bros.. photog aphers at 314 : months and 4 ic expected rotn Suen case, and {t) uti mediate y 1] wed ‘ S]] i Te ‘offer: must sell. 1633 s Broadway. (c@0) all stocks of liquor | oa hich was iniected. ° +e} i 4 > Y , f " >i yr - +e | > applied. in cas »f nsoly n : - > - i : nNadustria ai- ; “ex 2] : ’ sl the mart CE is att ‘nev 7 it. Koen ; , nd ePOorecanization ‘weoly +} Nalivy approved til pe T : tonsil rieté > aiiy etn ii , VN cache ' _ itLarne * Harold ‘ : ii niant ~ and Ware nNouse s. as ' reo Sa Eee, a . ; : ‘ome | fs ' ; + hy EA COMPANY j rid che i} VOUIG OU, , = 7 x " : 4 7 ae | i ij Sunday, Monday explained flat the photograpmn .. oy q stocks and bhonds -P the new r uvdze Oot} he Cireul “ourt Ie ; in Canada ee Ourst f 20 intereetinge lesson 2 ye Wd) ad. S V7 ¥ bi> ATER-P Good cotititior , . , " as gil piaces VV here liquol now ; ; ' : nes . ; SIXTH a ree music Wii hye y ch ; ‘ } ‘ ris CO i OD re The mM. was used in connection with a jou stored under supervision of the Zanization, and ni & aS i , ais iG LJISsStr t JIU site v and MORGAN Saget Rings ae rrouke elu Low rat Pre ] T+ ld for S32. ~ ae =a 1d adve rftisemenft of bread. the pu tern ; % i ‘ an InsoOlVe r} " P ) = 2 a it ll} Tes i } ‘e i j tia i . ’ A ‘ ting i Be. 4 or » - A = , 4 i WA d Baldwin | aaah ! i “OG ee! ; ' i } p “oe ert att countered With ew wages ° ' ; > an . are grounds for action. sa a sisters wo : { ¢ ‘if we are POP U LAR JAZZ | \W 3 R L l' r ZE R ff bhai A NO-—S5-nate uti finish « Charles Haugh of Canada Files | Counsel, Preparing for Oral Dis- | the joking reply tha mt Ss Cutlets, Ib. . 40 : ne. eaxophone. piano. viclin ‘ Ptag Bog hb gaye: 2 new $700: will eri! . j -j «lare > roing ‘mbark in the annexation a VEnR. te enitear: ve § a cate rms to reliable Suit Here to Construe Will of cussion April 11, Declare Lease Soing to emilark in the annexe” — Kulele mi, clarine ‘advanced pupils. H oP monthiy.” Piano now in stor 7 et ~‘OlLrSse be ginners., al LU . : et e at Tehman Piano Cn. 1101 Olive. Mak revenue ana , o. Bs . airlie 3 | eT ‘ Was Valid War Measure. business. we must at the earhest shot Fue - er 3 Peter A. Kirns. i é Us BORIS | SSE HEARTS ? b 1 5 ¥ Ws rERMAN §& en RS Pianos and Organs For Sale p wee Mr. Stanler'@ piano. Fela) drums 1006 it where there is no R ated thee ares mnit to conatrue the i}] pe Buy the Associated Press itv annex the aurora bor A sult to macau, ie | “ | t al -_—_—_ snestra leader | Mason and Hamlin. upright. plasterer, @f 4159 Penrose ©" Mbition, however Issuance of several years ago, a sister of Kirns, | serve case comes up for oral argu-| on the statute books, but Premier 30c value; Be ee nnmer will write music to your | Wurlitzer gran nd . : ‘ «4 ‘ > , : , . c ‘ . . af ok? ry 7 } 7 - “ny . ‘ 1? » ‘ —_— é ‘ S*eyT iway. {j tana Sa a = eens ee ale stamps lains 2 was left an income of $25 a month | ment. Separate briefs wer: ffered Kin suggestions are for a much onc Ch 2P st. = gran pe Terms. $5 monthly up “amps remains with the | , } . : } 0 re Z's dozen Torre 1 Good : °? dance spob é THE BAL D WIN, TIAN wee 1111 OLIVE We Bureay by her brother during her, life, t! for the Mammoth Oi] Co ere ae more limited agreement. neo Tes smemenents nx Oe j | IVE nue and Union boulevard, wa Sei ag ’ will providing that the balance oe. Cone tis we on ie Minister Massé\ has , ‘enatch. | , MOC LUT > ; « ‘ (a nadian é = , ope, : mele “inne! ons mt the internal : latter, will be with Negro. of 2706 Law ton boulevaté ) 3 wif Harrison Anti _ as ; =. arrison Antinarcotic act. if cycle he was riding in front of 538 yesterday by cadvion Haugh : ri? 17 } out a campaign. iceberg led , € April is ap : ) Actese SALE B ARG AINS - Heads t liberty; ign. 3 OT. | 4 Vu . driven by Edwin Bromwich, 3 ind Mucteg er, Mrs. Mary Haugh, who 1911 reciprocity - J: Licberstein Drug Co., Wabada avg, ul Ta: £ Just the piano for the be : : bali: holds the jPase and for the Sinclai . — ra C oki Rayer ma a A erty r eng | i : ; . . turning to the efore.. Th % ; the estate Was to the tesi ' ‘ s al? ‘ nen 02a ‘hed the subject he t 0 ing Ip ‘ oe y > _~ ; ;_enmani "lar 126] (plive t Pt Prohibition Commissioner is | © es . t Dp 8S S a ore ae Sa GRAND P Boug l Sovember ‘LAY ER-PIANO Mahogany) dis d wo hours later from a f : : ‘ . : u ho died two vears ago clair Pipe Line , ae operat) ne on . intereste are pre nared . } Ci : ' colt . Ye ' ; tune ae Bromwich, who #4 © require proper returns/of | cae 7 Kj ‘ms requested that the reserv: ” ments inter d | ent witl E Nice jenpatch. sank Oy sponsible narty ° ne will . reliable parti af $10 monthi: ai tured sk ; In his will Kirn: eque: ee. sete shes furnish the State Department wit) GRAP ” , ove id continue payment Box GU ‘ia a A ae a re "at ley" | Olive st “ek for ir Stanley's piano a ic to bye ‘ -f the ed to bequeath . eeeee with anos od a : | ittee’s Discovery IN “ pa a GRAND 01, v $4 XOPHONE ages tAS a an -ENT as pright piano for $U a HULeEORT Liss, Mar® 1% Rhibition be _ ction OF The) Droperty to her brothers and sister One ‘lief devoted considerable Senate Sub- “Comm Adjournment ec POUND w - repair al pg te instruments. S2dA { condition: _che: Ps stg ty — sis CRLUT CER, baow ev i'Kdmund (Jrant Coodw in. 35 aes oth uments wh ay | t Se Peter Abreu requena., Manuei Space _ contention that the Likely to De lay AC i in de ‘ : AIR ING 7 2 " air : rio “4 onditl 2 ee ~~» and records pertain- | (; pRequena and Jose Luis Requena lease freapot Dome wasg valid: of Legislature. PHONOG RAPH R EI 2 " | PLAN * right: ‘ust right for 1 Ib. motors, tet 2° oS i awas P LAY KR. P [ANOS oss as POT. . his address aS P 5 RSece . ? : ay 3 i r S . Hi sted last nig | le Pe ases will remain tn | —who live in Mexico. that it Was a val measure: that Special to the Post-Dispatch. ver ausage, All makes, also Enea og Call GArfiel . a rres e*¢ «ie bas 10 . . , a . 5 ah *cBe F a : 6 ‘ ‘ y ‘ parte acce ; aii 2 ’ i ; ’ 2 = = : . ’ mont! shunt by 4ie ee even ee eeeen- ec plaintir’, | Secretary of the “avy Denby made Peer EReON CITY, Merch fe 86°79. UHLMAN MUSIC CO., 916 Pine st. | PT. —Upright d condition, bar Lott irom storage. to. be elf on a nine non i! . 2 u. t } B : ait ; ‘ bat 4 . ee a se e a Se i ate j i Qn . '}. j >: . it an ifax my a : : ave confess, 4 ' . through the law firm of Igoe, | the contracts; that the lease was|A sub-committet of tint Sena Bologna, Franks, Ib. sr ee REE EEN — FE ani ee ae Peer While Gr ae ctives, is said to have Poh CONeression: al act creating made throug " f : warranted bt threatened drainage A mee on Appropriations has | PIANO TUNING — $° repair ne wit a’ “ ame shies dn eee ed ‘Carroll, Higgs & Keefe, that Mrs. pee SAE Dy threaten ainage |(Commission teed. Feldman, 4500 dhenando h. a & Wendell. ete 'o police toda Vv 1o W riting a s¢ a Prohibition Bi ureau also aet up : an j >t} r matters ) ‘sente j j } > : e than $500 O00 of 4 4 12: 2900 ¢ te TANT) rO00d onpcdition acritice at @ . a letters demanding money fro am of Cust - ere 'Kirns had only a life interest in|"! : a reas ches wake % ees : " t discos ered more aries an Aba Pure Lard, 5-Ib, limit, lb., 2 | be NO TUNING Expert.$2; repairin etween 0 ena ta. 33 raska. | sale: $450 values f . f Henry ey x ner 45LOINS, with a com- | the realty al d that she hs id no le. lower +5 ve ph oF woos service. I'l AN‘ Lore ifriil Tt cneab. 44°) _— , Dat oe Weite Mignon, on concern ng . noe The alle ged, L¢ é Sta . : 25 KIESELH( RST l. fc) | Frignt chtfap s544 | Compton. (ff, ,ff ii -~ e "overs : : t? » ae . a. a 2 = Morrow: D |} the sole owner, as he is the 10.000 ¢ » have starte d ae Ww il in Ne s) York | bim the soie : » = : : " eer . om 313] ‘leet IANO al ; > ‘ ‘ , $100 and : rue letters of Craft Floating in Sea Escaped! The duplications were the resull n LA ciede ne Member N. : i} ywis) Furniture Lae | Tis Reprodus ing Grand Piano HST SurnmMer Old S _ftc funeral of David Ralston, 504 nearest living. blood — relative : ' vor] ind th : . 7 eg . ¢ _ 7 a . ae ° richest college. The treasur ' petal ine Cemetery | Press sp eeeapenriea : rua ; agers vielen ee net ey 50 miles. R. C. Parsons, Moscow Mills. Mo. hands & hesti ras write fo barge ns 4 . wee am ) ‘ ‘OMI ANY ee - « . {s. “Se ee st : er ian stating that she Senat ill be ‘cupied the greater ane 1 nia: terns D> oo nort for 1925-26 shows asse ston was president of th NEW HAVEN. Conn. .Marcn i : e mgt ae ON ate ate SERIGERATOR Meo butche gro nm me oma “oe aby a Sap ot -marmenes at aon 1101 Olive St $ ae isage-type airship part of the week in passing oe sy von ’ nt vm each. bid. elusive of land and buildings. °) ~t, 307 Wahsin gto ; | Congressman John Q, Tilson _ eer jets dn ing ake) Yee ep ee liver bell, and case easy terme upright piat ee 7 . F ij 7 " i " . 3roadway. P fing ite ‘ bs " hig iy (Se Sea Ae in ling Mt AINE ROA or lamp ties - — ler ferty by wili. Consequently, is Bay ihe A sSUx lated ty Tween the Senate ang mm) AVeDaUs . *) Tre 7 « sd xr} r ‘ ‘ - . ills an «A . . 540 H00. The cost of Sages ‘ ph. Years. se! Hing out 1oq4 ' M rs Tilson left today on a 4 } re sib rr Te ti am j itn appronpr,r Lai 1Oy } bills. i : ; : e “ ee : , ' Or i — 7 visib] a | i! 80 they . as vera ays iy Rhka‘o , 7a seme feo an va rious department of . noo Ponae to New Yor] hie too} lait) ths’ trip Lo Amerti¢ a 2 outls ar ™ ] i ' » 8 ib ' a QO Lil \ ere }? LSS d a ‘ “3 ‘ a +7. Tk) ’ ‘ EE j- } al i i? ened winters 4 or . - ; . ' fir ’ : ; thoi ‘ [ . or] f P; f £09 ne % i 5 . . eo roe, 7 epeded to reconcile the differen : R §-FOOT LF TI c wen od : —« ware i S15 PI ‘ ®. an versity “ARS put at $s. 1a on ; © Part in civ) aff sine - hen possessions in the Pacific anu i lf iad 7 i} , } a? ALN ddl . , ™” F Aan Saale ; : 5 > 4 tif ‘ PrE RF Ke! ‘Tt “>. a al ' ’ NG a’ ' : ’ PaaS vase vs ' Y rite ie } ies # ces. & 4 mittee of the Retail Yiison will go as an unofficial | ae kt oo ~ CUARINE. le ee: eee eaenent emt bel rORewoog _ cane with see 0 Was sc cueors of arts and scien ants’ Reet cia tics 1 N: for President Coolide: 7 a init NO ; i eh a, oe lemonset! 4 J ioe ‘part m Per EE ‘{f mtiaich Terma “1.00 per wees ° and men “i he : ae cg en“ | st myer 0 .s aor = ; . >i} ‘ 5 43 egy 46 L* le) . ‘ iia } ae cil : ” at” ; vis oo “gee é ‘ i 3 ‘ , , : : sf ( ° “Lr for instructors “NBaged in « xporting and {| will prepare a report on ali Gor pombiay _ picsa : ane ; ee | ae Bene . —e a IN} Oe rrr yetem , ™ f P. A. STARCK a‘ aged iT? researenh in the $1 14 a “ ,* Hi: ; . : . , The tin rH! ry j ‘ ; 4 Lit ° : . ; ” al : “ Orin “ ould ude . wie . ‘ude ) re msi nD 1woHea u pup? .o nid ' it a “a | vA | : 1 Pi ,NO CoO ms » aS! . oer ie Zar rmomient activitics ee? | pe mento | Sats ay. now are doubtful that ; ‘I Y FEW. ! | eS vay at | an If pric ! 0 S o! and graduate school are! equa Co. He is survived hy hia overs ’ ation ij parks and militar +? | 2B! ¢*] { 8 LIMA ad 7 a ird >. if ; ; ‘ M ic A « FEW or won 4: me ren ie} ti Sifeitis i : ti een} half a i} 1oO1Ss OLIVE ST. : N ; itt! i ‘ li ie ai 2 ‘ en ¥ ‘ Fas re t é i 7 *7} ' . —_ 4% ‘ - * ; «ety tiate : Mee He0. a figure said not to atic Maughter Virginia yy - : 1 nN San Francisco he i ,* ‘ mritik * ‘ j bit ests. will b possi pit LO t J RF FRIGERAT! rs FOR ALL PT RroOs! _ vie tend big = @°" 350 term’ ve D. | To08 Lie Ae*viian " ; tak, ; i = She =? «> * ras 7} ene . ‘ ; ‘ ‘a 4 . | : ‘ 7 a } 7 “ti i Poe . ™ eon a ‘te Ls ee : lax i =! 4 =

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POOLE A TON so enn mgropimte: + Mr f He pra Mig * ~~ pus Shy Has corn vl ies, Soak ined ST. LOUTS POST-DISPATCH. MUSICAL Pianos and Organs For Sale ————e . SUNDAY, M. . Py ‘H 20. 19 2200 ANIMALS, POULTRY AND BIRDS Wanted and For Sale in {hese columns today. CLOTHING For Sale FOR SA s =— ‘ | D ? COAT [—Gray equir rel; long. Used Instruments GENUINE BARG sATINS $25. $60, $95. $140. $175 upward for Phonographs. Uprights, Grands. ers. Reproducing Pianos. ei ins,’’ returrs from rentais, ples. concert and rec stratorse, ¢ic Phone. for list. Easy payments weekly or $4 monthly up. KIESELHORST o200 a6 ee 187 40 Ye 1007 Olive Street. CEntra! PIANOS—P HONOGRAPHS—RADIi worn 8 months iil sacri fice SLITS—Also dremsees: s ze 182: Ay DIES” BICYCLES—MOTOR CYCLES vies Wanted - Wr For Sale ys cost for cash. Call ‘CAbany 8307W. (c | MOTOR W % MACHINERY Wanted ny > ——onstruction 1 equipment all kinds, separate items or complete | bought for cash; state full particu- Box ae Post-Dispat —_ | i—40) to 50 horsepower. eiec- tri ? ust pe in BOO eo) Luc ondliion. na! “Timber Co LUCAS CON T RACTORS pi ants, lars. For Saic SsOR—Cu urtis, tank Acme Electric Co., 2: ( OMPRES motors. y 135 COMPRESSOR—Outfits charger: garage equipm — Boilers. engines, wotors. generators, ma- ——— ls }, Sanenene Co.. (c89) ina ici ad Pose COMPRESSORS MACHINERY Machine ‘Shop Work ARTMAN” & MEYER— Printing and eeping maci nine = =. 9th si. Cc be “2 | “Saeeeese —————____“" j wares eMail machin - REPA! RING ng ery 3 ar’ reasona > asi OF ork machine 30 years perience. _Br oad way. 55, a _ MISCELLANEOUS WA NTS. ARGER Wtd.-—Constant 150 amperes 192 N. Kingshizchs 3ERMAN POT GERMA} N POLI large mod Wissier must be SERMAN ® etud ANIMALS Dogs and Cats” For Sale ACE Call 5865 Clemena DOG—At stud: yuti- L Parkview “9 ‘bred. New ber — \}—Pur are $20 4532 I Pedigree imported cx; fine pupp! le; dogs at i aio eR POULTRY AND BIRDS Baby Chic! icks For Sale i CERT-O-CULD CHIX Bed Rocks 13 c. Wryee Asmorted kt. Fim ndottes per cent Liatchery. Hil 8 DOr FPAMOT 4 7 les " BOOKING ited > yy LEG FORNS—12c-: Orpingtons dell * ‘ert. POULTRY AND wARCH _ 20." 1937. * ee Isiands B Fer ) _ ose = —t! ‘he new- $10. 5028 = Ne ¢ O78Y. _—L_ sore Ze A MeKean. — Reat wed Sidway se jst | south. —— wt hite ivery: Laclede tr node ‘like nes j. mahogany | Juniata. BGs ¥— —la good: ‘condittor he ucKY. era — . — Wie cker - $5; Cad hi artment 3B. . ~Geod condition $F AGE Gord ¢ 2737M reed: : fine “cond: AG GE—Tar ich’ LEATHER 4 Ve. : ‘: talosst. le . | j , — e { ‘ ia ve; "es — — — a une 's reduce stock qu prica cacy = PR de js peacoat n OO |Ade. . SS ~: — : bu ae sE « AADOLES)~6Witd — 3 Aa’ “ ‘ ’ a > ° asthe ee ‘err ia 4 . 4 _* . ‘ . - eccepens a . : “AA s : ‘ . en , . eae ; Ye ~ : r 1 “gar he » ndage - a hd . > . - i Pid 2 ‘ ‘ ', Be i‘ ~ Jocomoti: . . ‘ i . . siahihtescinincniyteansenttipiciontivihacisatn NEW SPAPERS, _magaz a Un: LLé EYT"?] R—- years oic. Wii a : , ited , ~~} x. ’ ~ > | , . a a ’ ¥ : ‘ - in stock: i. Forest : BIVOR ease Cai Deiat! ; MoO! trair 4 . * bd _ ae Abas 1! J I : CYL“ ve : +e . . ie. a Son - : * - * : zs * ~ ea Pel, r r yt 04 i } s " ine “week . 3 rn@ al mixed “ : 7) ’ T¢ ; ~ r , : . : ein = i on engines SONS MA etn si a ‘\ f Mt | -- vwewiliy finished ar en tale ih eels tae «aed ii Ss Ga iad aetna eins no ena 5 o - . Y ‘ f : 3 an — _ ee ‘ 5 , * é - fe Ey P = 5 a ; aah - ae Vie Be 9 2 8 ha. eee af : ani ; pres - _ . ¢ i bin tt ot Bim, * Se 1 ete ge > ab he $ . F ' : : a ) , | Spi . - se “es a ea om , ay ee eee Sages io Pr gs Pee i 2 iN? 46> 7 i 7 aa ra N x 7 A : . at : ee ‘ ae oael oa “ ¥ ni} re q $ “Tats Cay ts Sabino 7 ay 46 SF Ba FO ON ee 0D apm msi PHiONOGRA PH nduicaal . “ede, good» 28 her: : | New Gem Bidg. 4 wen Ac FS 5 _ ( ; ‘a Ss) pnimons and ye a varanteed no] ie. Davis: size and nice full-size ; ; S206039V 4% = tor: ‘hese rope: half price. a PUEGY 2 “OIG : ‘ ; : - . i ‘ ro : r ‘ . aii et a ee , ari Da: . ‘Ox K-- OF ss 2 : ,' samp e* + age ge ‘LA Tran ; : Od my de ia 7 me 1B ~_— S Line ¢ 1S} “oO Wt fer ‘ernae + 4: POLICE Pl Ps bn: ry ag Jk. 12st B&B ACC I nit r ide! . springs to ; : “av ota. ies ine 40-pagce ANARTES—Wonderful «f , —-—- ve arg r 3 #1 See 2% 43 ae large — ; nut *~ ot aaa ogy é 6 SOE LI te hte . as loeoe ss beater a idan sll Whe oy $] ae Sak Sgt DORNER? leper venes Gave Terme te Post-Dispateh ~~ Ns AL E COM BIN ATION We RL I TOE R, 1006 Olin 1w0nE% )! A Phonograph for $15 Choice of 10 | graphs. al) standard makes. Reeords. Oak and Mahogany Now YOu can aff rd music. $i per wrek. P.ASTAKCK PIANO CO. 1018 OLIVE STREET pright Pho: Free “4 era Only HORSES AND VEHICLES For Sale D Tee! wi “al b OO | BUILDING MATERIAL ™ a Have You Read Post-Dispatch “Wants” Today? Here is the piace to FIND al- most anrthing. Itiea SERVICE DIRECTORY —ecorrected daily — where readers can quickly reach expert workers and profes siona! people. It is the big EMPLOYMENT GUIDE —men and worsen eééking work-—and employ- ers calling for help. Here are the FOR SALES and WANTED to Purchase— Furniture, Autos, Musical Instruments, in fact. any- thing of value, beaght and sold. Then the tig HOUSE and HOME Guide — “voarding, For Rents, Real Estate and the Farm List The FINANCIAL and Busi- mesa Opportunities! Loans are offered and made, busi- ness openings presented, and investment opportunities Need Not Be Listed. Phone Your Want— MAin 441] ; . : ve . ie +. ; : sin = 5 . . . . ‘?; : : . : *4 +) ets ' ’ . . a - ~ ; | Pe : : . : - a : ’ : ee ; ‘ ie, ie nn 5 4 =* . = - ' ha i4 ob MACHINERY Wanted Tia = aig Mar bee: 300 $35.00 35.00 38.00 1? 9% 3.00 14900 4140 41.00 AR IRON NEW Bea and Cats For Sate_ -EWOOD CHICKERY ®, Maplewood, Mo Here 4 nj | ic . eg 100 _beg horns ror Sale Aree) \ ri hh ~~ — | * cH ardie “Elec . * ‘er Pi fr} mated es ye dfinch males oan “today. | 1407 A N. Se soft Andressburgen: also - dresser broadway. — $40. Rea atific! oS i512? Oive ——o + : ral . - Bite * “Rreakt ag? N28 Ark oe a L RNITOR Drev«er anity. wa gut. “tn dependent “this I “- UT Late style. » the worse. ¥. 4 sd N at auction p.m. Sundays, 7 sa. m. until : whirl i148 houtPau ir eves. your ‘ars, rour en Te ITE Ivory & pieres: enst the judge. We ship dDirds : >} u other furniture and puppies every@ bere Cal @& “| National Pet Shop .3101 te s-plece- Came as. com | saint ides ETRE EMTS rugs furniture. CANARIFS—Cages and sy kinds: keep your health bv feeding seed 9 “Cia ‘reputation. _ BEFORE — BUY visit our Tec o's apectal $55. ] thie. outf! sa tisfi are our best ad rend 509 en aa with a tistc ase) CANARIES e's our Bros, 311 8 cing pe ‘aoe aon. cockateos, parckeets. }EONS—Carneaux, ragoea cits. ta nes tumD.ers, po . @ raska ‘ Mj RONS Red and yellow tx ‘ 997 io ners, and other & na | dresser. chest and dressing “1&th st d ‘Task conmhbtion. tanre Dieters, WW * SPEC “TAT AL TODAY . eto mm > we account of ® wien- mals Srankom avenue and are seecrificing | i CBtire «to PLEGGE Sasa "SHOP. ALs3 | eal lee. Per uer’s Exchange Store 615 Keanklin AY. B ARRED ROCKs— Tnoroaehbed Aristocrat strain 2801 Ose we Surtees 3403 Peat slomz! ombinaties, — Saas PS ‘av. S721 Letagetie, $3. Davis. | SY tenes res eee Franklin ay, sTav @#Damri, fine comdition, 740 Et —Hrand-new, 34273 Clara, Apart: y ey ) 4 heap. _3928 oS. & ‘2 bimet hae ; several | AQUARICES = em AQT ARIU MS—-Peacocks, fiah 39 Labadie 4 av. > ET ‘Seers. vatniiies © Seds q special: we. fi —° farnitete Trout Oe 7m 5 Ogany Sat ecameiee: ales seat a = seals ea 0-4 rendition. - heen: .' er arr $ts- - are =oEr, Ex: Marten ‘waab- Momiary — ‘a* entice gee «ft be “oe eg hed ‘ Pee Stee RAL a — te Tea IN RAN:

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4A ST. LOUIS - 35-900 AUTOMOBILES, Bicycles and Motorcycles Wanted and For Sale Ads in these columns today. _MARCH 36. “oa 4 CRDAT. | laminas pon ont STORE and OFFICE FIXTURES) STORE andOFFICEFIXTURES, :-: A U T O MOBILES | AUTOMOBILES™ Be a MARCH 2 MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE) SEEDS, PLANTS AND TREES For Sal ——— mane ‘or bale a ae eT ey re Mf APL. E TRE —_ 3 wears old - Bi W or 6 i ; = a 4306 Mic Mi sts a a sia | BARB Sb i 2 ST eT wt i Must | St SOFT DR] cK : PARI TOR OUTFITS—AU 1 a ahamsiatlib: Loans pat - Semen Ie ne ee, =e EEE a - hes , iii a iin "Coupes F . 7 , — ae ~~ — - - - er 5 a = oe —s ; - WT. orice _ - me | es . _“. =? “a . ’ = “Ty wee - i ALASKA TODAYS | SOc. $1. $2.25. mice “be galvanized iron, 1325 Russell. Vic) kinds and siges: exceptionally low prices. | conPYDENTIAL mee Sieh ee tess, | NBELIEVABLE—BUT TRUS [MOD toda | « . real | BUICK Coupe nal ~ | “ Coupes For sao Over S00 pages of Di “woure an q om . : 3 ; -- : : ‘ : : far. oo 4 78. ¥ : sa oe . ~ om > = T en Yq } } eae Ws shing- j bought. _ _— § te a 5. — —— — =o —— = ee amen 19°27 | es 7 2 : “hen “Hall ti, tia: Caras wii! ; . vou buy this « eo a * = co io 6U9 s Br: ad vay for Si. send todays for the next ive 1s- is u He. « oe c ~~ + ot Hees lspet ter desk. stee! files. adding 1‘ ABLE— Used. o aenin o — mene . a 2 i = oe ae e “ ) ei #¥- ae . . ; i ‘ , | Det Sunde i ait a~ f . ' ne aon) | sues of Alaska Magazine, Juveau. Alaska.) “2 your lawns : ash S263. | Bachine. small office table and chairs and nm ile cnetailhaaaiiaitiemeediecee el “AUTOMOBI LE LOANS é buick Master Coach ig a eR my aad antes cr MILTON % tOTOR a G tata 1994 ib wondertn | 8h MM. Sout ' okca 2!) Monday. Riverside 5564 R. | sToc ABLES all © iry goods | : HUIS DISCOUNT CO., 98 ) Just iz Save $300. { | | See 7 ct bargam: oniy $499; shan , Fra - in. _ . : j iin cia z= : ‘NIVERSA l., 3401 Locust. Alwaye Open , oomn : a | : ETTE MOTOR CO Vest ‘=; ge ne he in inti pay good price. (sArheid | STEAM ete Mitte ee an bet | ee Gua « ‘ONFIDE NTIAL_ “AUTO cae eae ’ ha gs. 49 8 « ef Manchester FARBER UTFIT —]| cna Somes ** 5. roses andaca "work lie un-, 52? co fo. + oo a ee ST aren ; “$e F; C | ' ail seas tenes fn = in ¢ - »-paseehinet eeueeee ¢ phone. Midwest Fiora!l Co yi a Pera, oe Oe yet tn: ay | "14 ne e “i : See Vat _— a rom in every respect BASEBALL UNIFORMS—1° Dats : i South i r ts ghee gai a ‘ieee Kir mpatric’ Soom ; ne c ‘atcher’s outfit: complete. call und: Me For Sale ror! IXTURE: Icet neat biock, ie 1 LOC i | . node ms 7 ' . 5 vresr SIDE BUC ‘RK. | YOrktown 1605 Mo: day. ¢ Abany 9 50). ek ames eae” Sane RET Pama eases 7 _— : scaie and furniture. PT) Aber _ - “pe ‘, ' eo _ P re pair nd ¢ . ial ; , “a # s 2 raway ad MePhe: $03 ; .) - re ERE EES Some ane - a0) . : = b , r f ne Dns prelate 4, j > H . fo lhauit » in 4/1 5 . | ia “ — niu ; — a : be iy a —" ¥ a - * : . 3 o 2 ” . e a Se ine. soe: ao ra | “North 72) a ie-oWer stock. disvlay o . Auto Repairing, arn SO. | ryaramiecd snd ie: a’ teal Sermeme: Sid fesen for weate of cirvice” Bee gus mer | MONA ee Ge coUPES ae ‘ ' 2 . LR] . [8p oT ii I ‘ an 7 . bareain m tor J : >» 2 : Y 4 f- a - ie ae , 2 Tet Wr} } u) bt ft * we eee Et — ES a* ; an 2a0° 7 engairmmef i fin on with i grt rgge , AND, F O01 Sg ’ = _ - aang ‘ . . oe - . . - i 42x8, 6110: 16 tables a‘! alik ch rape 5 rhubarb: 100 asparacu heap _1007_ , ne ew Soe ne — grade: fine outfit for first-class billiard | hlackberries; 29 red raspberries: 4 prea. | IG BARGAIN in flog: counters, CL CASES—Hats or ready-to-wear: inane For Exchange HANDLER— > Sees ae os | | - a ae?) se! : On Pp! Da is | m4 ; , ir nu é ar A tabie > : ~ : u . ‘ “yee . a ain: ai ~ om ) UT ass. ; woe rae cue caetrodene radia ~ ao an nanica:.* } ; ‘ WEBER PLEDGED VSED +4 .. & 4 ~~ —_ - ; D> E a ates jo rime? ' , - . ) OMA. , es - . : ; wetees FB CARS ‘ a ree — . :. ~* “ nen meek Tis ‘ wif os : i I ' pif : y F s . ‘ni ‘ = . — A = : % ; j 1 : th , . i to weap. before 1 ing. 1 raesenger Oldsm summe: inter | spreveca er oe [9°4.es kel - ; Ld f r . ~ . - vagolee -_ -AMPTON. mr 399 : Ae UST .* = , COVERS Dar n Tixié 3 . rit his wee a angen , : , +S at Rodger 2 sie oats | ry] y's con AT: E eter te hee Aes a ~ > OUCTERITSo-lateat style. coo EXC H. ANG FE DE ai ¥ 7 wer Grove : se ; ig } ! ~ a —— ~ Mi: Nair. a ~ Srypeerat at : a es CID a factory prices. Wins-| thy. 123 Arcade Tide, ___"_jc8) | “ers. freeaer cases, scales, grinders, meat | REMINGTON CASH REGISTER AGENCY. | LOT —Have # fine 60-ft lot covered with | GHEVROLET—Coach late +25, with lote | Hudson fi | cl oaneow age 7 Do age Coupe | ist St io} ruit trees, near ftonvilie. to exchange cera. cr ri udder. 2801 Locust ta Sere lg Meaty ne TTS yy > A.A ashiprrs—_c orugrat “ee L Eco os z Le , ph. " ae nec rot ne a: mat t , 00% 3 { a NX 4 i Al NS & Mx. Co.. 3550 Easton. ncell O'ol.! wr : ~~. Security B j IER AN ‘ 2% ; R T 1" ' OC AND - -r> ; TE Complete ily , rigey ors cc 4 ner sob a) 1 nN] S Ch ROTISSERIE ~~ White en- d. rented: repairs: low fe- | scales. cash registers. electric coffee sud) | DT ii ca a ke Broughams—For Sale k ba Arba AgILE wat ig LORE STORE & OFFICE FIXTURE C \uburn Brougham a . ak NE Ae OCT Lx : Ww ‘Ta nd-new Morte 4 — preferred. - 122 rood as new - ad aS - : oR] ‘live - SS (Coach. 19238- werr eo “Andi ' ot 2 a os OT ij Si ee: j mS m. ’ WN t ; 4 j if iN » bet ‘ tion; new paint and good ti y) tae ‘E COUPE, $3éa Pri vec to fel quickly en Sj ste ae Bui aster te Dt iM ' ES { ae S54 J enings serma, it ee on , tate model; hag been Bude T. Salle atin a ~~ re a met | . OLIVER CADILLS‘C 0. U rms f ps in the ee . ‘ey ‘jlienmA tires: mew fin's 999 af 4 i rt r. ae, . a. [9 i ‘ (J I j an % "5 , :" . ; ~- fe wis ul ¥ ° 4 { ee SAD WRAP! : ! | Se | malty and gugrantecé fe lay. Saturday evenii 1 East righ ail. extras: terms | —~a re AL. 5401”Lecust. Always open.’ : - _- Mi eR (3137 Locust OL 4 “A DILLAG © cP = s VERE AS "Eat ASD. LaAcied nable. Call 112 XN. M o $1; practically new: $50. 808 De and steam boilers. pineless furnaces: 8 PRAY ee IN BR pag Look! 19: 26 Moon Coac I epic an roughout: mae 1923 Dodge Coupe : : . | | » ry vY + . M s* 1O-t new ‘ : J ini n b XR TENSION A - st a . . D > toe i c T"~ mest oo a | ’ G+) : ana a — oo . ~ (yy *; . ~ pe Sey . ‘ 7 : i pon © 2 FHF r ie iA “er : e- 2 Le f 7 {) : ‘ ' - ’ ¢ 1 lemish te ' . } . 7 entiona! f “le condi Lion : rood as new: 35. + lorri ; es _ . , ' , (nae, CASH -EWSISTER: : nd MPU Bly od tga . ial oth MM dda em ) ; * n Ges ne ~ o.oo a ee cna ) . ae. - 8 _ , ke new motor perfect raN—Emeraon inc} +P cheat ul ; : : ; ; cen ton ee og ey . RO As 1¢ Y He mild repel ae ott ad 1) my: pisces Ne a ey Mea "RANKL] TOR . COMPANY 357 rid , pare TOU ~ or trad = al oe ro ‘15: terme most new. OD | N diate earns ae ee aes 0 el ce stad Te at 8218 . . cu siesta nape ' “4 italocuese ut PO ie is 3949 Linde!l! ba SE my ~ aces : LEM 1035 N 99° r = * EW ELtie t ** RTE IZER—Black ro @0), any | Randolph, cee 7 bn s a, gee net — apa | 1 ' — INDEPENDEN’ *LUMBING ANT IFAT 4 ne Vvenin an Sundays 1Q°35 neo nish: €% p) o winte ; TASH “oach 92°. rea! v 145 5 & ‘4. ns na — RRIS —Cou rims lees than RO! if T “We PITKY pan r ; A. ied — ingens” : SUPPLY ‘ nestnut 3 P . —-— - Quiet nd sn rics s lot tadar SO; Marcus. _ ; pct . 44 vs 9 4155 F iora. - ’ . Sfer ea - are . ba FIRE ENGINES gellemt condition: clear toe. S02} Cab. |.,i"etons: nearly, all siviea, new and need, yas er bimar 4953. |" CHETSEER USED Can STOR Scbateats. 4900 Layton. . 4 LOUIS [RON & ST PPLY Pc Seen tn ae eae 30: lothers. | CASH REGISTERS—Nationais, at saviz Famous 5-bearing motor: late mod odyear; original Duco; : : | & Clark. GArfield 42 : 6 yg te gc kag a” del toning) trom 25 1 per cent. Guaranteed. EF ene condition uaranteed and : T eryppecr ajand new. a 4 pont “Or tell it. 3 1 4 —- 1923: rane @ bar F U LI. SET of town “Abst TA t Rooks®* ’ ; cs i j 4 1a Tig. 91) 2 ’ bh fA " ie? 2 oO seen if ng bd ee Si) ba ¥ i “" ; is 2 eRe . : Oh ee ns . te , pe dite t : ervenaal 3401 Locust. Always open. ‘ y on oan ey " * . : ge $84: ye “Mo . adillac a ‘ . b ip - 4 aa . -s real bar “ countr. ‘ ‘all or ad idreae : rT rR rhe re "WRITE! ray i pedyers ‘ Et tey : ‘ : aie ; 4 t = ‘ ha + uke dt : = F OOK: "h te an } + & P ] fidp ~ as lag . ey Le 4 ’ - O : : — : 4412 Baston av.. St. Louis. Sf | TYPEWRITER i] m uit; s. — alte iC DMON—Rroughah e nn os “hevrole oachD, F500 : Oe —————_ 4, \ aepoRD— | 7 yen Date ¥ . 4 : Ta 1s, 4 ae als Or _ air Te TED: me . — = . = = i — a A Re ae i. ic. } r reckin fd ' eh i» Lia te ~OG . . a . ei Lm . } Cou f i sme a. s " 4° ; _Li ae Schmidt Bros.., 4371 Lacie ce) “lial and Sale ¢ . : tl (; Ar- ta i 2 ic . 1 . ay . = : - - . st’. tae 209] Oreug ham Pul Te p ew Ptah ce. fF OTC ail , ho res j iT) 73 CoO iri pe, RD "gune - — . ee oom ~ - : - | ' condition’ ¢ send cs = | oe RNA ES. new and Rr Sy 50- a) eizPs. Ss. SS a - ; } ‘ ; i? 7. 1 . ; ad J aoe SA ivi 2 115 rranad fs J } P ; > —— oS ; nas ; a" = wo a + ‘ EM Mus eile | f ~~ ' , full equipment. i Ss ; , 2810 Siive Schmiét Bros.. 4371 Laclede Telephone | DERWOOT—N : mo Shaition; | ~Sections: like new: . barged OU Tt wag ee ee eee ig a,” Walia Secmtamenene | ee See MON AR ‘A313 — | Se ail trade. See — JEfferson 2906 or JEfferson 121% an, 2858. Shaws: ess : — Ca inda) wither end ath dn | me ‘ae Buen Reanch SHO - reins | | COF FEE rebuilt a tag b Pastor Lind poe i _te88 ee : fi eee im 1925 2b “ i I WEBER PLE ED ¥Ses | oT lage +y ‘isdu ee > t i Ling “al 0905 i . 2 an Ct sh. 2k ch 34 ot ; j ‘ , . ; ri 4 eot- ee VU , - r = . . I Oo gains. Steiner, 907 N. Broadway. a tp by ‘e .~ “ee | ros! | HnasON =, mai ene Bomar P Q?> | - Saad a 2920) $ ‘Jetereoa | cai Wage HEATER ayaa tn gine.” Steiner, ‘Bor! N. Broadway. (cog) ALTOS Wid — Best apices 217 Hudso ugham, $850 A i first-class condition; biggest ba: 925 NASH COAC a pea Baga . MRORD—Co.pr 1923. good condition; $100. | ne 7 Erie] p ae k view 22K) oR Wanted : sr _ Al tn af ; ou 4 t . * af ' re : Qe Star , ‘ } ; j ? thi a . rT rH i oe c ya. £23 . a Ss ‘ amas P - liw “EP TVITS 4 - —_—~ ~ F nll Fisit oi - eoduintmmniaad te} | G ENER. ATORS — Electric Renulite Violet , —__ ~ | ak at fe wa ta cf Box E-t. Pos spat ily equipped: Lovejoy ; absorber HPYSI] pe be moter recertiy jaro — 7 CHEVROLET —coupe 1933 Gyupe:, new. Se . a . , » 4 4 ? fst) > hy J 52 ; a4 > 7 ri s’? : . ’ « ‘ ‘ ’ ss a r ~ if . i ! $ ? j ‘ ; ry ’ re’ ’ , . : mk , . ach " . _ = . Lt od , ’ . ~ . . iroad Wak > rfi ; ae , i - ‘ — P 4 ; ’ : " ; i 3 i . r F ar \ ‘ ‘ ‘ ; « i iiKk€ée . . > = Lo ow * . Prccrcrtinen trade 5 , » ™. . for } ( Opara } e132 ‘ , aT; aoe — - — page . tT ARANTY MOTOR {> ~4o0 LA H TTlla } é ‘ tia ! ’ I ‘ jt . $20 down SOO N s or Ine we °s es “ > ry , ; . ; oy ~CEntral 0599 and CEntral 0508.) CUERPO: * See Milt |g ap gate vriters, addins ine ther offi ) m pam r oh ) tate and } mileag Feikel-L Mot , eee | siesta aa ae $37: — ‘mae aa ; ; t] . MOTOR « 3214 Lo¢ust. . , Olive : “pee , : : , Nana ; “ : 5 >" ‘ pis a “es al. attra Pe. ate '| FORI ta or ©) "¢ he riature Cs Z_ . stir } se! ] - +) : Y 1 } a. ‘ ; 4 1¢ me +e ths 4 b 3 $; beau : HEY ROLET. ’ S150: IMPORTED “art furniture. $5¢ or beaw-lesecle. 3909, bathe : pd hairs. table miferson Ov" ) | ery Tati aR. S140" : y parior._ Box F- 215, Post Didwatch _| FRE@D-EISE) i ie tmbael. 6. ! Le sh ‘orth 7th [ "td.—A itomobiles b beeettns " surprise yi nae aioe F price % YAHLEM. 103 "HEVRO “et we ALID WHEEL CHAIRS AND REDS— tube power se month ie » | DESI ate stvle or «i ndres ' ung, cas Ji9 Eastc L > appeiel aan so stk et ee on | Sana a5 nis — ic LET oupe. ney For sale or rent: «ictrro m equipment of | 44 '4 lfinneac ‘Sittings slat fom ‘lan tables ir pris :. 5¢ oe eet gape OD - cg6 aa a ’ i () ARLAND 0 AC ‘H tion: $85. BSS. 4481 81 Delmar — — erTrreTg description. ~s Olive sg: . Phone — pe = ~ + ms = , . ' TT F — é “ " VI . : . rx . T mt, mods , a sh santas : hoe al . P ‘ . . . J - iH D>, f¢ ; 4 fo qu ~k sa! le. Cc HEVR ROLET—.. ET—Coum = ‘ 27 4 , 7an Orme. J.Indel 297. Se re ee, ee ee SMUCIIC con . beasinger thi rT? sos eae gga eke- en Banat wo ay ge wale Gi AD inion a lp 2 ll . eatpbak sae | 5 3: term a56 Se tet oF RGAINS—All kind: patie, eve. | DRUG STORE FIXTURES—One set. Al Y-72. Post-Inepatc ened in a beautiful 2-to1 - | Show vou: saving: terme. | = OAKLAND COACH | CHEVROLET —3- passe | oe ares tat Fae Ge A = , = oe = re pares Tie cahe aaeemtitinn §Uiveceks arin aes I DSON-PRAMPTON 3301 UWEST MOTORS Ixc R 00 miles: perfect condition i\CHEVR eee ee —— t 1923 et conditoa: ! fu! Quick sale. 5122 Spauidin “$150: dst) ee . fed SS 4965 ; Lotus. MOTOR—1 {} i CHEVROLET- Coy = - Py ~4 ‘ . , ; a,'3 pad; $800 cash. ee ies ee a ehetrodype | rr 7 : Ne j $595; spic_ and span: | condition; bargain, §; : rs SiO. EP at, 1. = — ‘ one " " > . e ; : . i m - + 4 . " . tA Yc = ~ Pp, ng i te - m aoe u - own; Duy. : 7 eel ate ° : - ffer. $50) , * Int ‘ " pos ee gga e150 —- me sn r : . ~ 3-1 ‘Ansol4: " g eile _- = j : ‘ : ie . 8 iO J ryeni , arn lind h ; - .* . W ) YSEO CHEVROL ET. wy - on, Ke 7 - or oO : coed treason Evenings 131° Chin , m ‘fer. 1633 S. Broadway.(c99) FIXTU RES — Real bargain. Call New ; iP Locust : =" ai nary : | Fight; extras. 5210 Tash o will oll ae ee : Rnd A 11 Fo Tr Pn EB a ie . HEVRO! me ee ITI pp. Q° ey *r hroughan imve ¢ iocdel wh hwdrau! } , ig o~ ' Wiss a Sag rAINT—Outeia white gray in «xo') ADIU—Stromberg-Carison. c ple at @ Sranklin ixture Co0.. S39 anklin. : , _ le . enters rr , ms Sune. Fin pene . : uP: $2 - cans. $1.25 a alee 35S S iroadwa real bargain Sroadw a) (c99) . (cS7x) . yr of B few a es as cemonstra- mn ya 1ELLONEG « > fini stand- LATE ¢ VAKLAND { hare acat ) saw r. Natural ol Bridge. fe? | ie uy LAT] ree uper Rud 34 PIXTURES—A? RIGS. mans barga.ns HEVROLET td Coach or coup at? ee ee ee Ae rims ew Bp eae, ~ Ey , Five-p ‘eer model balloon tires, 4 ~* wood: 1026: ’ PaAINTS-——Trect fron actory: 4 ‘lar laste: eX l! oa l ziobe Store and Office iNiut Co.. 700 1OGes it rr71 Das atte: ” ; r tra Oner enines anda nage rneel brak unipers. etc... new gray — se ©} °5 galion: white lead . 2 FAI waler K 5 -tu ao | | in field « ler wanted 1 3316 Merame ae eaeeae ~ BER VE ) an uco finish. remarkable car for looks, | b: : . dh new balloon tres able 4561 Faston ‘Ee im: 2370 pO] ‘ Lcjled Res Pid | CE Bu be x a oe FORD COUP Dodra « . PNG pcg bsg sae A it 6Lindei [It ee” * tte _— eriormance anid price Long terms. WAbash _ 307M. "7 — Compton, fe: ParntTs ai =) 25 ge POs) qu ried : : i : bE i >i ; Df ' . si va . 4 s ® os 2 : ; PR —— ey 2 . >| , . " a , . ~~ . ida ‘ ; : , Je ar. eee omen ; ( HEV ROLE ee ge $ : oo ’ 8 wd ' Py $150. $50 down. a gray. red anc green: r sha coietion OL? iy SSR ee . ut | highest Dt ae r] RICK Ao tegy Va) Ls BILE ‘oach: late 1925: at a/ or: cheap. ‘ia £. s¢ ; =0 gu! ree ad ly ‘i vant : — ce — : ; la ! a co or “i coro i > : I E ~ > we pe ; ‘ * Bi “ ae ‘ p ; ; i 3 + 4atn" ar ] . . | Mh Hu ert. OS L ys“ =? #(T} a Kinbers Bros... 1408 Franktin = Soh ¥ Hil 4: ca is , nf ee ‘ “RN ner - , 4% A: : at ' ah ert .:- ti A}, JAOSMORILE ; 1926 Al € every re-.| “9100 to aan 8 ) ? ' ' " — eae &! J . 2 | re ; rTRaRCe G eppes b. Gfiven 1,600 mu practically new $100 to $445: e Delt, mA : x7 RE: ’ na 4 , hel pie “pean Parcel : : - as . Brats aU . term a? luy equipped 427: A Russe! Exchange. 4887 ‘,Uarantee Savir = & Deliver: ‘ ang ace , Pipe 4lxo Building Iron ke ‘ id oe . wit. ’ | markets Sian tncaniin 2 wie saat ‘ ™ ~~ rsa é a Poste o9 ) oe ) “- ; 3 > New Fittings and Valves. RADIOW— 4-1 Be mpiet JO. Ole | wi . i D r Fixtures. | els, : LI 18 A Easton , B4() 5012 Knigsl 3 Ass 1 CA MPERTGRAVES MOTOR CC i. oe ar Gane ee with Seal 37 . — lee; t . 21154 6 Tos Fase D. WOLFF & SONS f cs : on | Bi apclet'S ee hs ve nae $. 0 : ' abs , CHEV ROLET—4-passenger o—— a oa 2219 S. Fourth (ean) ()- (Wat? mt S-tub bay , rIXTURES— rae’ aening — us ater Ken: model 3o,. National Packe: py Co., ; ORD OR CHEVROLET Wt +o% ach GA66) taran. Willies 4900 (4%: Salees Dent co. —- acCARTHY-P. CE MOTOR CO | CHEVROLET—1088 ¢ a T oe shape: cheap. 2649 Chouteeu av. _ i gg Fy By ogg 8 ge Sen a ee tube superhetrodyne rac High-Boy. | Oh = 82 , faut fal car sacrificed, $575. 6320 Delmar __PArkview 2526. _"_| run 9500 miles: EM =. 35, “opae. Hike gew, Bar STAR POPCORN MACH] NE—$° 004} | a . : . . - : e ’ ‘ for . , 2 io Fou nation Holcomb Hoke Rutter K oe . Nea fo , ’ = ¢e.i4 hig ' 4 a ot pat Pngel Bn or trae : a ‘) } ‘ ' . . ; ‘ . ¥ ‘ ' 1 Q* - . ae : . , : — m . : ; \. 2 . 9 be Sa . sieges i ~ “ ; io ; 19° “ ; nice 4634 Deimar ¥ | | late lg td Rada , all-leath th { tables. Ap} | Box W-340, Pos Dat | er S230 -: $231 Washinet eta on, Sa ~S .. gaeee ae a = $50 Gets This Ch ne | hingshighway, MACHINE—Ho ae ta : ree 10] 103 Bast 13 , Wr 2 : - had ESSEN 4. lado 7 ieee es oe —— Fou can have ve . § Baty 199 ew ball slightiv used. om Bs n Pn YET Et Ee ; «3 artr ry ‘ , 3 aabialnde ae a en ree ae a aa a au wees es : qeinouglrator DeTie oupes YA 5 -— “Sine er 6 2k orean st. CE: nira! BRAS 4 ; Si Me a ge. ¥ , = oy nay wii eo ~ . nd t Pa mR ie a a ; ~ : y th mas. LOT ' cn Pp. A : rer = — -—- ou a9OT! Z mnie . ate ' ntee *s é _ 8 ORTHW EIN’ : * = “OU pes a “ ” jike new: PRETTY portable house for chickens, k senna coer ITTMEIER R. E. 324 Chestn : model: low mileage. Phone I. 3 | Toth ir 1 ) 174 , ee SOTA. 160° npg Ser oe yy oe Effer oo) McNair. : rindow . $8 : _ Bia: : r 2 eo dial ; este ’ _ ‘DLT , 2 se - nee * ag om : ; . | Brand-New ta: ke (oact : 26 Pn must b ry “s o ‘ a fa * $98 ¥ : Bos Pane ; ; : oy “J $55: trade, Sia . ne zt a . a ri¢ . *y ‘ ; : . ° r : if : a ‘ : : . *¢ - : r reas 7 . i . by 4 : nm Le aK. oe A a J “ike backer > ae «> ‘ | irk’ rood : Li 4 a -" — - ij : : ; +} pines and Su i = a . . ho : 1 - ~ me Maes sa ai pb aa 8 MATERIAL—aAl} or . | [2aeee siti poe 1% larphn > Sth. CE R906 | ee ag ee — | ESSE Coach; cheap, must sell. 180° : sarante . _ Graupner 418 ta me zi 1925 Chev ee © A 7, Marcun bargain $55. 7th ; Atwa? : } a a , ig men = . “ORE Fi rT RES rn vt % ’ ] ~ ae 7M A } Ont ‘ ' ry) 1} : Baia: tern: i M | * 5 evrolet : 4 — : *E m4 ~ a ? os ’ 4 ~ UT +5 . = . 4 . 4 YT) wii ry nae! , } . ee . : ‘ ~ _ dae ) ‘ A s, size: Piggy” “907 re 3 3" os ” O10 Ww est keh ‘m ling out at of all kinda. See 4 = — — ash a Se Tus ; 3 (‘Oach 926 comp!) : Pontiac ¢ ‘Oa i h (3! ven Aw av ve , beautiful: many as. 2 ‘ 144) "Re wa ike new, ae 10. eS .— sched a eae (SG) | 3 | eae ag — (EN SOHL BROS : Robert .. , | e be ty , : Pas . —" DSO verim 2. This ne if aimost brand-new and it's | rum nm ORI) = SAPPS—Overstocked with ey aoa or ee res cm a - “ peer nh st i se ~ r | of % 6407 Lo vas . Al wars open. ero a iii sot sis i > NC ronder Yahiler “is 80 GUARANTY MOT “MOTOR mt ; - Rags il Nat oy . scales and warehouse * a ie “gy sigan a et LE FRI tAT (—— Herr) y . — 4 ac 92 >a ked , oe yuay. Terme, trad : LE igas N Bes ; i\: apne _—— wee R We repair safes and scales x Ss . fi , »on4 he. ° ii} hon a , “43 sen! rR , » AU TOS oy ANT ED BADL Y ~ ‘Daker Brougham . . — tora _ = dition . wn “a Mel @ EM. iG3S Ch let .. R “ pasmenger ae ‘aoe wire Howe Sec ale Ce.. : 48 _ at i> Pm . hae : pe ‘ ane ? Sor DIALrTD Monroe me scaiidines Pr y ae nay peers... See wus before rou r : ay a ins te r — $503 ss “488 “Mancheste on ‘SOUTH SIDE REO INC. ~ evro = — Nan A oF 4 4 Wee Nat ural Bricge ee Sen a ——+ -— ee ee ison kb aainite atten far | Glu VE MOTOR CO... 3108 Locust.ic8) aNnnot de Slee 7 = “Tins. | AMand 212: ' - _Dueo aint, nt, 7 —— ibe i078: haillons. Hike Hew SPRALT. x. JN ee ae . 197-6 Ronen \urant: sp ~ $35 Prosser's 222 ; by TEN CO eve 18 WV ashinet ESSEX — ” cen Semis” tp sine Poritia ‘coach. 1926. mode! A’ a $5 per Fae \ a . eo 156 Laston : : ’ a 30 7 AT OS Ww ANT ED BA y y . "a rerybodr hona ie se oe anger gsc " Roar 90 2O19 Jefferson KIN CHESTER ° sole 4 $30. $40: sed Dor cTOS ie ting fis aa e ARTY RI sHT th balloon tires “ | - STUDEBAKER—Coach VAL con ESSEX DEALER. ' ige $50. 1512 a 0 Natural a : : DIiO—Le lemonstrat > Atwats RES’ R FIXTURE Lind NGs.0n. age rt er ak Mamas: Mesidiin ond ndition | Hiland 2129 ) anchester ae le age a | fi ta “ner 3 ost. plat were. modern pattern WY down itt free. | yf m 3 ———¥ see Me ee seas rs wake —_ Lda, ‘A? "D> ALATO ‘Ly . aioe ve a ST) ae s ; and @ oe - | ) ~ = 3 ' oy , * c 4 ware open. eondition. Call Mr. Munger. BRidge p.. ~~ 62: RK. C a5 g RESTAURANT OUTF! Soc, RO gp cn on oe Hest. on ta ee MONARCH 214° 1-~ = ses “AU ~F —— crand- new. 19237 6166. Se TO . } tuphe R158 a hie 4 “3 - oa r So 4 “dips La D.O8 t LIZEC ay ; more ‘ ET ever ines. JEf rs! { Y*AR 3l on : t ; a ; e : ; el tt 1s TANKS — are. oxerens and white oak, va Ke S-tube + nate ie re ane. OU esk GUARANTY MOTOR CO.. 2936 “a Cabriolets For Sale Brand-New . : 926 | : — Sa , 7: at Low The orck Cooperage x } ' Fr resi : $6 hen- , vr : ; eee sais ta or HEVROLET— . bé;-.... ‘826: delleons. ELDING TORCH —New. $50> tore Lisaaur . nD fitters, new and used: ter wuld like to connect with a : Coae ‘ ; RTW RC Rees 8 25030 Settee ee G — } torch. + oon oe 7 PMetireensio 4 ee firn it would appreci reliable servic Coach s x y] T" RIGHT MOT! R ¢€O | s dofteream. €} : : te ieee *e , “$6 Fag | e ) dow? = “aye ‘ a°8 126 is ee. th new lead paretes Lore "tS ; = : ~ a j ‘. new sheet rho. 4n4R . tee i ee ASO Bei : ae ae = — 4 , sce WILLYS-O\ ERLAN ), Tne. oe OK WHIP? ET | about $10% gown. | r OUR RATE « 7h, aa’, 19° a cai i bie” wins wetter than « — | wepemen °~ re Sein of ex! 4A4aNT S&S . 231P ec fe) Motor Co. | PONGE -4 ond mechani-al con- - SECOND-HAND PIPE \IOX | ow . }) " sineleepttinatieie Cnet wi ; - ; Tar — : a ps " .* i . F : 7 m4. » ber 5 do vo. t [ONEY | ESSEX COACH SERRE | a For all Purposes guaranierd Tiret-ciass AUTO APPRAISAL Co, 2. §} CK C0 AC H , runs like new > eet se geod candition. hadiators inforcement inde. tanks. m ar ners ; PRAT. PIPE AND St ] 318 Cheat: ix 99x =~. OO GO tle wall ~~ os ~~ ee agg eg Sunn ie One te GG LO iO pny pr agg a. ondition alan rttings Yalves eri we Rae 2 . « I ocUerT ; » ve ~ ane ee cat pO ag : . i I c - “> ; § lot ro Sq — Mone ¥ =T i OC Is RO s el a . a im a ba * % - ~ * a ~ ‘ ° . > 2 t?¢ T) - We : *, Y i Tw} rr 72 . = c . e "> it ' Fi ie 6 : "3 { 028 LOCUST ST. .* 028 Sia DEMONSTRATORS ae Ke TOR NSEND none sd coho slog ge ty, ttle Salm, | 6 - bc . . . - ‘ , = ¥ ™ be field 40° 3 AXD_SUPPLY CO. 16th and Clark Gar . ickensobl Bros. 915 N. 8th. (Yc > Siiese ee A alge We ncenaics nas octinceconmaie n Evenings and Sundavs rature baked enumei finish ease terme . BERMUDA GNioN : | | (es OWCASES +y , eee _HUDSON-FRAMPTON, 3300 Toor | 2909 Washingt $4.75: DIO testis ast i Past rp room use, a9e8 © El : , 3a : . . Prempe shipme , ”" ‘is num her. ; AJ ; Ie ' ; ; oe 5 Nae Sif “tA Go Mx ; ee ‘tier - " , o . = , :afaction ru arant ; rec R ; : : . dai ‘ “ > ane { yw . , ® j 2 t . 66 fam - ; : Jas . ; - ; . he. : a. 5 i ” : , a fe , A Tea a a is _ ‘ses eats iain Casein $ . ar: | , ‘ " if = U ri K 192 7 ‘Os + ee > aes on Se a SY : r “RN : " tye ; t™ OGE— 1925 ee tmnbolt ets ne A¢ conte var. C i] Re "1045 Hodlamont. PAsi. | SOD TAIN—Goo . ' Beau etame } model: bumne: ee Sess. Weesae pee > 2 id carefully: net a blemish om 1 terms Ci tax S97} ; i vam : . : I S—A 700d Condition; mu: cat eoteres hente 133 ES "Semen -, HU DSON—Co; ry! like : nd | orryvit ¢ that i 1 Injik3 h—Ooupe: 18 MmaAwLia | Ri TLRS — Ree vartets 4 ih Fr ; . ’ ‘? ; > +s ? im i. 4 =a ~ gece oon en nen ak : GRaee GST? for rity / TAI’ Reing Tait i ' \ 1925 Mast er 6: prett : - . ' ~ 7 A r : ¥ “DEN ‘orist jandec an ing . Lmuhs arm army iio Re: “oF a m or - + my == 4d, mones , ; : ‘ %, ‘ ? a brand new 4 aa 4 - al ~/ tsa ° rd z hanica! Moto Ca. trees jawne Seeded. CAbanr 8488 08 S. edlosnen formeriy 20° Fixture TLL Nort) : fi . a us te oe rood eve ine? . '45-/ cond S28 Cn Sa) ran ' 3108 ‘re nines AZERF mi . ae a sg 00 ate ng - ~ ae “a or on a wha rea off $s - Grar i >. pf ert? rey i. b. ws ~ F4 , "a i onur cf at * + / ort ' : — , ‘4 \ se!) ud 4 ° ext hs eA M Fhe . Ms . _ o 4 ; a * eS ’ 1 1 ia_tone, Cal Riverside OS12 a . , -4 dition rea it * 5) { monthts rments est ae an , down. ll on . a apie Tc" he ——Comm oe S-passenaer 1 -{92 CP a - oa MePoeres Ps , i R339 Loughberough fh! : (| Everrthing p lo Pe | vy UNI VEASGAL L, 3401 Locust. Always open. bn te “iite« 353 =e trage ter rei aew ¢ finish te: + Russel! - LOOKS an. OOD , aa dhade Gene ss 7 EXPERT RADIO rerarns | 8OD8 FOUNTAIN — Complete Back bar No signers or imdorsers Pay as |, CK COACH MASTER 6 1 DSON—Special cna: | SOR —. Geapa daw rider cee eee ) 3 boree “°°: *ery tate Gap aa a e trees. shrubs hedes | ) (OUnTA 400a ond tion hargacn A ( S@Cck @8 itttle as $10 per ; ae 7 i u ee. hardiv | eo heme ogg * ~~ ryiemte} se r ee ee : ort « . = Service calle answe-ed pr ‘et | A ta irt an aoa | — uma. » uae ar chanicalls “ ee ee ee 5 Pe, ts Tee ~ | Ce ; s2e4 — ) , ‘atest green wt _ @ prompt at Storage Cu mA Uarsn: | vias Riverside 003. : gnty ts ; Sas g a itn . Pure ae fret Merment: . | : +e e © Haept 4168 - - oe resea. Reonies ime anit Pa. intelman Relleville Ti Fenn, an expert bud your racic geet: re he rey ee. r i7 Yahler Fj . t}: HT’ — °

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ee ee 3900 AU TOMOBI — Bicycles a , ee Ec CNT» pari sanegerge.ce Py ae Che ; 2 or aa a | daa a ne ee he “oe pss ” spmaetaecind — t a * ha 3 4 . + ‘ ® a “ 4 . »t.% : ; g t- 7 ; Twit ‘ ; 54 \ { . ; ss frei =r $2, 1 +? : gamit 5 tt) ' Teeteyt ~ 3 5 Ae fine Yee be Ta ¥% - ; ; “| ad * | ; ; Triteit ty" ‘ . sae ‘ ’ j . 3 t fety of ‘ RITD TS! ‘ hast DODGE TO ent - et — o seen saz “ RAR i Re tee i ly eRe DA eye ns M « Rs ae . - Car cone: ee accent etait a “ , . ee Vi “rd ~Tomte tiun Mat ’ : 4 Haynes, YRC« Hi PMOH!I 4 K “ ‘ Closing it cheay terre 241] A« whaadlndainmeinn 4401 Lecus Alwaye Oper t x Ba ‘ Si , Ata gy et ns a ") i yeraa 3! , = SS ' . Tate * ° « Crveriand iv 7] rie ‘ hia 1 . ’ | Cele. F-peee.. Catif. too ae 44 “nee ii « 4 StudeBaker iac4 4D ‘i ™ = R et teas if : . is ; And othere HUPMOBILI Pretties a « 1a°7s . Termes trades Aiware OTe yh | D L ~ ‘\$ hydrau ae a's rT e egiip ° 461 mer t wet § 71! “4 me $! ’ . “on A ‘ e uxe Auto Lo. éf Ger tit} ah ¥ Viot = ’ a ’t.4 | ia? ; 7 = > La . 4107 Loeust RB) ii HUPP—i92- . ‘ - = oF a : ~*~ (A54 3) - ‘yi ai ' 3 as ie actin wT ae d se sa s 4 ' ; i ‘ : Ld | +} .. ’ Ane 18st eee a 4k a af a a a , a a «i 4 "- 4+ ¥ . “ ‘ - - r. 3 ; ‘ ; Pep, e ery ‘ ee > _ sands en? iti: S54 — a ~ o 4 - a “ - - ; 4 - a - -_ . Be xt f% cc U ¢ Cf iig . - U ’ a : a : — BR be MF hn ba? be | fo | a r c c 'S ~ . f. . : a “a } i U3 © ee 4 $ .* € ~ $ > | ' 4 i } ¥, t ae ’ 3 i i . > * $3 ' iO ve - ’ . q = 4 * > 4 z ‘ °: ~ . , . ‘ | 7 \FDG [) i cone oR 97 , s2 WLDLK | 3ILU CARS | lis : ; : ‘ ’ e i ’ - - - E-? - - * , * j ; : ; ~ j- i . oa od j _ » a ms ke 4. & Me ’ , ? 4 d ~ . “+ ° ' ° s rs + on o - i= IMPY CN] SUTOMOBILE CO. TE , \\ f ,KR PLEME ae oe we iti PEPL LAS * ~~. er a 7 aT i ’ puta ae E (5P ‘ER : i¥ih on Az . * ; ; . 1 , ;CHES— | ' rs : * : S. Manches¢: a’. 25 a - one 7 ' , . ‘ Tousten Cars For Sale - ; ~ WEBER PLEDGED 2888 ba VRE BARKS i 4 \ 1> a ts Ts ; go? P \rr yin + ' | an | r > € os ~ “~ * i « riricyr s - » ’ . =! ~ | = 7 » , ' _ i “— . , = ~ a ~ ae , vs ‘ ‘ ; Y 4 .»% ; ? . Ss * - re 4 i i . » ~~ ’ , 19°5 Studebaker Touring 34 I . = 4 tas ST Py ad codlee FrudeFaker Duple x ae” ‘ ar 2 3aarn re * at : é ~ * PASS. STUDEBAKER 7 . « » . & wt (RO e ~ ~ “ ma ryir Pe . . ry} Tr . ‘ nd Motorcycles Wanted and fF and For Sale Ads in these columns today. cer cop > Cs SsSENGER Ls tame @ Be awe #4 .s ; $ —_ iy -_ . - - ~~ — ww £ eee ee ae ee WEBER ~HUPMOBILE } HUPMOBILE CORNER 2 fay GUARANTEED ; CENQ218 SCHNURE BUICK *. — os | 2218 LOCUST Trucks For Sale v 6 A ; ? 7 1% 7 - ~ , 4 4 ‘> ‘ , + " r i ere tt) S4 t> 9 ry MW a i ; > ‘ . 7 > ’ ‘ asf ’ v. ~ 4 — A ~ ~ l ; id, ’ “ ~ * + = 7 = ms ; ’ pA | ’ 7 . ‘ ‘ - " > : . bitcr a3 cle * , ¢ * ' a 2 be ist r “hi ' - . i Kk ‘ ‘ qomea wa fbie sty 4 * ‘ a:ty i x “~ | = 4 + re se -? ~ ’ ; ~ J + ke X % . : - ‘ - * . =! , es | a - ia ’ ‘ " ; ; _ aM tat - . “ , “ hoes 4 : + vi 3 } j ‘ an > q ae " 4 2 » ‘ . -* ~ ’ ‘+a a} ’ . oon , ‘ i «2 j m" 7 “7 ; . . x . - 2 1 r S1 i” + wr 4 4 tt - 7 ite ~- .* ary » P igs 4 sd °™ , « r 4 + ~ 4 - 24 | | i £20 erin ite © err’ ae ) i+ we . a | . ¥ a P u . rye? - , j . ~~ * {> y 7 ‘ ? . ’ ~ i « é é t . | °Y ~ T *), ¥ , ‘ ; . + ’ " | } ¢ l : , i { { * ; . in . ns ; ‘ s» : . =~ ie . 2, © emeeetttinns ——— — ~- ~ ee . i ie - ~~ it ii ern. a Ne, lll ati atti ill ii ~ a —_— ee a ee FONG Ln gat re ¥ = ae 1 : , : we ] ot oe 4 ’ fr _ ’ nd — - . \ “ _ — ~~ oe me WHITE * ‘OMPANY * > + 2 - m ~ « | ’ “ | KI) R As ' be } Orn VA bt] ES } - « ,* eiek | * aa . i - ~ } - * 4 c= 7 a \! ' : reg i« a , =s ; We = © “Sa . . or ‘- «¢ ] « + ri -O] a res} Park by ~2@ ‘ i > 4 Nr ~ ' *pofntm one ’ i — J . ~ — oe 4d 4 ee ~*" - 4) ’ = 7 tT» > a ’ i *. e ‘a Must (40 Nevar + ; . : ~ ~*~ ; } ’ *. has 4 ¥ ; « 4 . S aa ™ wf , = x >I : ~ - , ‘ vy om ‘ oe — 4 a ie x "HE ~ “—_\ " © - -_ if Ps ro a & A nat oy f _ Wi we te «64 CG GS > os -_- - - a mm om & Me oT . on j 7 5 nt ee Se aa Ot = -— os - wa =” - » - a — 7 wt & ae Ss . a . a = = etl ee ~ ee - 2 eS — a a 7 = FF err Ai ks re~ 4 > | 5 Asad é : ne ~ 7 eT : ; , > ~ . ~ - = - Trucks For Sale = 7, ~ ° ; * ~ oe Ga ‘ ; ~ “ ~ “ a Sf kh 7 s ’ ‘ hes’ , ; . ., ‘ goa i . | + , i y r , , A ' ™~™ Ff ‘ ; =~ \ ‘os . naee ¥ j +\ = ; ; he ae ae he > . 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for residential develop- ment. At the time of his death last Septem. ber he was head of a snance company and partner jn evost Land Company. cular success of the man at- tion throughout the city, but as to his former home and rould only answer that he had @rious places, done various his new prosperity. Victor ed his residence to the excly- Chess and Checker Club of New t, his associates say, Hot once in the card rooms. Not once wn to play for money When arked on it, he is said to have hurried reference to an unfor- r of his vouth, and walkea midst of gaiety, of fellowship, he man known as William B. his solitary way. Pd 4oall social invitations, and have been many, because he of striking charm.: In his room alwaye great stacks of newspa. ther cities ly in the morning of September body of William B. Victor wae room. a builet ith his head and his hand By his side was a ly word he left mM we die but once mes. newspapers gave news the “mystery man of New ()r- months there were advertise- gome heirs to claim the estate eft There was $185,000 in stock, and with his investments idiv expanding new residential New Orleans it was thought his t reach more than $500,000. ade the night before he died operty to his. five associates in but the mystery surrounding his eath prompted lawyers to make tensive search for heirs. The arefully embalmed and preserved ight vault, for possible identifica- fifty suits, the twenty-five pairs the 150 neckties—-these were gut away j, a few weeks ago, Kate Condon received a letter from a -cousia e Burke family living in Indiana, pen the ad for the heirs of Willlam remembered the family name and rious disappearance of her youné so many years ago, and thought nt be the key to the mystery. fH succeeded {n locating Mrs. Scott’ irting a blind ad in a New York , and finally receiving the for- atar's address from one of her Quaintances at the twenty-four-year-old mys unravelled with startling rapid- rriage license of Kate Condon and urke Scott, together with a pic- e missing man and a sample of riting were obtained. Both were by the business associates of Wil- or ame Mrs. Scott's trip to New Of d the dramatic opening of at he ‘‘niystery man of New Orleans tures, even in death and after 8 years of solitude and grief were ble as those of her husband processes are now in progress to Mrs. Scott as the legal heir to of her husband But this #8 Hghtly by the former opera st*t. mpcrtant thing,”’ she says, “Is that bund him. But oh, if I could only Pn «6indhtmlime to save him—to give e of the happiness he denied him- hrough the years, in reparation for Ke of his youth-—e mistake that ve been so easily righted. iiiingham would have been glad t things with him. I could easily ered the shortage in his accounts, making a large salary. It we Fee Kentucky pride that drove him ide that would not allow him to ain on the family pam pe life of exile, of bitterness. 0 e that drove& r pr Se I\DZ rm Brody Took Dodge’s Wife, His Name and His Car But When He Ran Into a Little French Girl and Left the Young Heir to the Auto- mobile Millions to Pay the Penalty, That Was a Little Too Much. PARIS. HILE Horace Dodge, heir to the Dodge automobile millions, was in America last May, he was being arrested in Bou- logne - eur - Seine, France, for knock- ing a little girl down with his automobile. He really was. The above paragraph is not accurate physically, but wé&s officially. which made it quite unpleasant for Mr. Dodge. Horace Dodge is 27. Heis married. He married Lois Knowlson of Detroit in 1921. He is married, but is he happy? Not par- ticularly. As far as can be learned, the Dodges have spent most of their time in dis- agreeing. Argument has followed argu- ment | “I am going to DIVORCE You,” Mrs Dodge cried on 12 different occasions. “And I am going to DIVORCE You,” Dodge always shouted in return, by way of keeping up the conversation. Then Mrs. Dodge would dash off to Los Ahgeies or Palm Beach or Paris, there to amuse herself and forget about her spouse. And before long her spouse would dash right after her to Los Angeles or Palm Beach or Paris for to make a truce. That is, if she went to Palm Beach, he went to Palm Beach, too, and if she went to Paris he also went 0 Paris. If she went to Palm Beach, he didn't go to Paris, as might be suspected from whdt they had said to each other on parting. Well, jt was on the occasion of the thir- teenth spat, which duly arrived last March, that Mrs. Dodge, having told Horace that the was going to divorce him and Mr. Dodge laving told Lois he was going to divorce her, Mrs. Dodge rushed for Paris with -three Maids and 36 trunks, in the best Michae! Arlen manner. It was her intention to estab- ish a Frénch domicile, as the French are ull so narrow-minded that they insist one Must live for a certain time in their country before one can be divorced Dodge, according to habit, foliowed her the next boat. Again an armistice was leached. The Horace Dodges settled down W spend a few quiet davs along the banks the Seine. But they were interrupted. The helr apparent’'s mother, Mrs. Horace Dodg. = an American. The father, of course, just as any good French father would, was claiming dam- ages. The little girl hadn't been injured, but that didn’t seem to 0 THE driving license of Horace Dodge and said: “But wait make much difference to he was shown to the police, and it was ex- till we do get him.” father. plained’that Mr. Brody was Mr. Dodge, Now, in the meantime. Mrs. Dodge jad detectives thought that Horace was a bad The Court said he'd rehear the case a few Judge Gorse: If it was a question of life which he really wasn't The Prefect took a returned to America for her fourteenth ma fellow. and if they gave him plenty of rope days later, and he kept his promise. or death, would you say that this man was lot of names and made a lot of gestures. he Jor engagement with her husband. But she he would doa first rate job of hanging him- An account in the Paris papers ran, in’ driving the car? f the accident. and Mr. forgot to tell her husband he had been ar- self, They would wait, then, until hé had part, as follows: The Father: Yes. ehe said. fine. “Ha, ha,’ shouted the gay imerrymakers The gendarmes Dodge.” of Paris made a note happily, *‘we will say Brody is of the court ruling drew up a report. of a Brody signed ‘‘Hora¢e Dodze, which is a rested in France and that he hadn't ap filled but the bulletin on which every vis- Mr. Dodge: I was in America on May 1, Judge Gorse: How witnesses are mis- grave offense in France peared in court itor to France Is supposed to write his name Your Honor. I have learned that the driver taken’ The happy party was just about to leave end autobiography. of the car was Mr. Brody, a boy friend of The Court then made his excuses to Hor- O IN January, when Horace Dodge land- “If he is the bad guy we think he is, said my wife. He was with her and several other ace and Horace left the room a free man. ed on French soil again, he didn't know the detectives, “he will sign a false name. personsin my car. It was a big party. When What, he was asked, was he going to do He and we will send him up the river for one’ he was arrested he said he was Mr. Dodge. about his wife? hold him unti! he saw his passport. But the wasnt aware that he had a month's fre year. Judge Gorse: Where is Mr. Brody? “T have not decided whether to get a di- brave and ingenious Americans were ready rent, bread and water included, coming to But Horace, who is a rather careless Maitre de Pachmann: That is what my) vorce or not,’ he replied | that emergency They telephoned him. Nor did he know someone in New York young man, fafled to fill out the bulletin till client would like to know What was he going to do about Brody? the American Enibassy in aris and Chris- had been thoughtful enough to notify the Monday. And as he didn’t know he was sup- Mr. Dodge replied gravely: ‘He played assured the Pre- gendarmes he was arriving und that two posed to be a desperate criminal, when he 7 Sean point Mr Dodge shook his a dirty trick on me by taking my wife. my) did sign it, he signed his own name fist at an imaginary Mr. Brody. Even name and my car. I'll prosecute him if I Star-Spangled Banner step off the boat train at Paris. The French secret ‘service was so non- the Judge laughed. ever catch him in France.” But he didn't step off the boat train ) plussed it didn’t recover until the ~ next The principal witness was Kip Rhineland- The next day Mr. Brody, who was in far- Then it was too late For juat er’s sister, now Madame Choquenau. Madame away New York, said the hoosegow when the Prefect spoiled their fun all over again. He tapped M. Brody on the shoulder and told him he would have to the surprise that was awaiting him for even tian Gross. first secretary. fect that the Embassy, the United States of French detectives were waiting for America and the would vouch for Mr. Dodge In any way.,at ail Whereupon Mr. Brody and -his happy journeyed to Paris by automobile instead day friends were allowed to continue ov thei He went to the Hotel Ritz The two hefore the detectives planned to grab Horace, married a Frenchman and spenda her time HE whole statement is unjust and a? ‘ a : \ J , ; -) - . | foiled sleuths tracked nim there. It wis the Viscount Pierre de Rostaing. a friend of around the Ray spots of Europe ae bsurd Th statement of th aps i a ad } rile time Mr. Gross is Charge Saturday night If on that night Horace the Dodge family, heard of the predicament Madame Choquenau: Yes, Mry Brody t j ss arg .. : , | : : | Judge has no basis of fact in any Dodge had been tossed in the hoosegow, thi ot gate and fayette, hurried to drove the car. When the police arrested him wu Wi \ At the present in Haiti and he hasnt been ai lit j ’ Lafavye . , chances are excellent that Horace Dodge yvounr America’s aid he said he was Mr. Dodge —— may approach Nt. By ee Se : nat $8 ysl ) : i ; Mr. and Mrs\ Dodge at all times have been of Police was not to be would have remained until the following | He rushed Horace to a lawyer anda . e | Judge — And you lent a hand to this only friendly I never figured in the auto defeated He charged Brody. allas Monday morning But failing to appear in lawver rushed Horace to court, and the) biiposture © You did wrong accident with Mrs. Dodge. In fact, I only re- entirels fa: | y P —* ey "tne ar t ig serious t lness in France, and ft} opt} xDpls eg he business to the Madame Choquenau Why?’ Dodge, with reckless driving. and Brody, — : es ig ee . sts : member one occasion when I rode with her Judge Gorse ‘ eee wee OF ' That time it was with a party of five. We ay 4 Look Mr. Brody not dered to appear in a Part slice court only took Mr. Dodge's raris poi “ i ‘4 , wife, but he took his d’ Affaires reached for a statement Now. the Prefect | i started for Versalies, but came back Mr. Dodge, when aeked his opinion of Mr July nicl: tam Brody's statement, replied with dignity Mrs. Dodge, who Pee “Mr. Brody.” said Mr. Dodge, “‘isa@ cock-eyed by this time wns According to the liar.”’ nuit fed up .on th ok sn papers, Madame The case, as far as the French Republic whole accident busi re noguenau seeme: is concerned, ia not entirely closed The nessa, threw the sum much — Then guthorities threaten to take action against mons into a. waste | the State Attorney wwadame Choquenau, who is the only one left hask et Besides ef arose. Quite gravely, in France of the several who started out for this time she hi: he remarked that he werggilies for tea and never got there realls decideu to adi might have 9 take Madame Choquenau ly accused of contempt vorce her husband action against her. of court and participation in perjury. but she didn't much care The next witness these charges probably will be dropped even- | ‘fy: me. gO was one Mr. Bill Day tually thrown into the brig the companion of Mr As for Mrs. Dodge, she, after 14. prelim- in” ne Or perhaps Dodge, who testified i{uary bouts, has brought suit for divorce. sather hoped h: that at the time Mr There is a report that before Horace lief! —o Dodge ran into the «for Europe he made an agreement with bie : little French girl in wife that if he ‘dies, separates from her ot B ul) Boulogne -sur-Seine divorces her, she is to get $1.000.000 of the Horace Dodge eg Mr. Dodge waa in De- $1,500,000 he is reputed to have: and that anyone efSe appeare troft f he marries again he is not to share in an) in police court. ; Madenioiselle Su of the Dodge millions on the death of his centl ganne Chevalier, mother | sometime mafd to + . * . e . heard noth- Mre Dodge. then told Anyhow, Horace has bought a new Italian ; > just i the Court that her racing car course that man had ing about it, hut in no way helped thie Sunday Mogazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—March 20, 1927. | Page Three. — . ws A Ne ag RNR I Me ake ne RRR ee ee ee 7 ~~ Ae * 1 Ania ace NREepattES.Saucaginn ae ee en “ + » ee ~ Se en ee ee - ev Oe ig ae onegan sPigpen ee shale Se me, et Je] ee oy ory Tree —_— AOE tthe gE AR, te eg eres 2 *. a Cena toa hae i ENP ce > tena eee a> prerins wctnn i adnate Pa As agar g aw eee en Pd lp Nt I pat Regi Seth Ra iain, Cm - Aer ere ian: -aaealle: tang ape dent penn) Se te, oe tite SPW eonana ee vier ipieths obtideedibcaiialanea, Se AIDS Tas ES AE PRR aa ae CS % te » « RTE eR ONE OTE ACTIN NN cee Att cites ee? we * . ny ae ax gre bint AAR 5. 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see % % - “ , ee k > ‘ ’ P ky not a oo 7 ny ag Se Xapttivnd nee nee iS iii pine Aap ati g airowtad! MIA ares F F : er e wig 1 Sioa Bay Ne % F eo K 7 ¢ j . : VigApel ales ‘ os ’ te oe : 0) NAS % oe eee ci er 4 ; ph ik MeN amit 4 atm - Atha - ‘ Pere 20 ae ; ae Ping ; a . Suter’ 71,2 I I 7 RE ELES oP rm Ny . ¥ 5 PR Pv esa Pag 8 ee Be “SINFULLY RICH?” CHURCH HOLDS ITS GROUND agp ; ; ; j ; Ph ed Though She W France, Her Novelist’s Reput Who Sar th Rector Quits but Congregation, bh” Swayed by Sentiment in Re- fusal to Sell $1,500,000 Property, Plans a Greater Service Under Younger Leader. Sm

that day and Senti- ment won, but Service, in losing, was winner, too, for “a - : ~ ‘ P ‘ ; a 3 Frederic Pe: ome gk Soe aa come and gone, Dut it has mtood ita ground. The battie of business has been waged about its walls, but peace ORL Bile eS tegen “i ~ ce ein. Nalanda 7 ~— Pur"9.,, - * 7 é t ei Baas We eG es " wer hae been within its doors. There would come a day, though, when a choice would have to be made between sentiment and service, whether to abide where memories cling or go forth to greater undertakings. Now the day has come and senti- ment has had its way For 2l¢years Peter Gray Sears wae rector of Christ Church. To it he was bound by sentiments strongest bonds, but he visioned a greater service, well worth, it seemed to him, the sacrt- fice of sentiment. He would have led his people into new fields of usefulness, but it seemed to them not good to follow him there. Broken in health and spirit. he has gone on alone, but through his going an awakeeiing has come to Christ Church and it promises to prove that sentiment and service can carry op together, suoccoring one another. When Christ Church Parish was organized in 1839 _: tan ww. FF. Gray Meee she tess nacre a te he aoeee rene: ro s pater sip Ryo ee ca me eee 3 #. 1 ese Bocca ae 4 % 3 - eS RE ERTIES UT #2 ES AMROWIDER gd Be. Bet Te iis: . hy ie. at vi ‘ ns Ey aif are ae iy = Ate eT ia 5 mie ; ¥ 4 Sat OO he gO aR LE RE Sih oO Sa eS one. Sete ik sors he ’ ym , ‘ 2 ez ¥ Seal + RS Te te Mie er ee eee te te 8 2. AN eahabepetls soa ee Pe Sa Be Se oe aa tty: Foes, Sek By a Special Correspondent Post-Dispatch Sunday Maj abbot Fv, ae a ie iS Aes rey ii PS SiRlers tO ec ms - +. - UROR granddat the. fam: novrell Sand, hi sult to name of mother she clain imputatic A Siti ” es ver a2 aaa ~ - eh >. ~ ‘4 é € : ; ‘78 ea grandfather of Rector Sears, before the cifs mandatory upon th vestry, but the Christ Church. was acce . but te of whether or not the private + was incorporated, the half block of ground rector did not feel himself bound by: vestry immediately, novelist shall be the property ¢ Ss o . , ; s ~ a upon which the first church was bui't was § it From the puipit; symbol of his To St. Mary's Episcopal Church on the They are every one of them he con- by unanimous vote, elected him rector Ga day bistorians of the amoneel : 2. . . 2 , , , rT naa — - donated for that purpose. Now that ground leadership. he launched on Sunday, North Side, $50,000 tinued, “looking you and me straight in ritus In accepting he wrote [ know In defense of his statement Be eg la worth a million and a half dollars and November 7. his battle for his prizci- To St. Andrew's Episcopal Church. in the face, and you must look them atraight nothing that could have given me at 08 preparing to hale the ghosts of. m os, . y+ Syaril ~O DSi : ei the value will become creater. To Rector piles p med the a tion of si louston Heights.-$50.000 in the face when you caat your vote time more happiness than this action @ | £3 . . As ' , ples. He deemed the question of such Hiouston Heights,.$50,000 in the face when you caat your vo : ppin creat figures of nineteenth centu a8 Sears it seemed that this made the church importance that he de- For a new church in the Mandel! section It was a question whether the tremendous your part into a twentieth century all ie “sinfully rich.’ He called upon hie people voted his entire sermon $59.000 energy and power for humano betterment The following Sunday the Reverend Jame the let pan ned mesa they a - e vy Y id Z ais » “ . 4 M ; be U8 bs a a a : # : ee ett : : to repent their richness, sell what they had. period to it, seeking to For the endowment of Autry Houage, nea! that lay locked up in the ground beneat Swayne Allen, young associate rector, 6 hind them ; ee 4 oS ; . - . ehene 16 b« i : rebuild elsewhere and give what remained dissuade his people from the Rice Institute, $50,000 the church building should be released for ducted the services announcing with repre During her lifetime George & ee: * ‘ , a > he ' > sa? , iy - , * , ; Ms + Ye 2 4 al sae: as 2 ; : 8 : ; io other poorer churches and homes the sinfulness of their For the church Bishop Clinton S. Quin . active service Whether the congregation that Dr. Sears was prevented by (}i-healta more than 100 books, sme yy Bax Pes: § "ag . course The s nce for Neer nh 000 stead ti ir not to sel he would re- from attending His yras an iliness od: ie as ‘ i i 7 _ WAS two years ago when Rector Sears. : r pos Aa * ae oes 50.¢ ei Vv eG LO se ~ eae, ww ah, os. 3 ‘ ie we : : . . ing i bheariy a quarter of a millio ee ae pa! moved by @ growing sense of the incon- "*'"* of the For the endowment of Sheltering Arms sign, ‘if it breake my heart, and it will needed time's ministrations tor BGSiiie. Would it be possible, Mile. Sand ¥ Ls ‘ ? % 3 £ . s iat * oe. ‘i — : » 4 i fm ots ‘ gruity of devotin nll valuabie si co n gregation home, for old people, $50,000 tn the hope of preventing any break in the years rest was advised by his physician © courts, to have written so many Ee? 3 Be 3) r of vc : ha uat te to VE tyr OIG pevpst OV, VU sch mOYe Us Y ae . court have i et Bea) ie : f i ee reminded Tro Trinity Episcopal Church, for the pas unity of the congregation vacation for a year was granted and he ant yet » 7 ' ae , Bt: bs . © the needs of a congregation diminished by ad : i ai A “) S ‘ ihe Wa a” ‘ iit Sor oe . was /i.s B : - 4 ie :' 4 ‘ E ‘ yet ave Lad innumerable lovers ff i ie removal of parishioners to outlying dis- tte tee nt and with a sizeable dowry, 1 es Sz S4e tion, but by the w i« more th yr duet nar? , the third ed f rth enefa- that had been named in November, ing i 7 we te mest of ‘the parishioners Christ ea dpe is really more than your just pa ' e d nd irth genera po et eurther oul ‘NtO a marriage with Baron Caal a = ee: growth of the ——a make e of th land cmmendation was that no tur: _ 7 ; iyi .* Th j Church had come to be as much of an oe : got he ee : ith t to the sale of the chard ‘vant. She left him after five yes i : 5 3 ate Ye . ¢ al a 4. | 2 + ? “a Se ' ‘mn UF ; Y i “a i 42 F institution of Houston's business section a \REI nad «6such)= earnes a0l1em! beneath you. When } oe os pms age r on a necessary = wee lite, having feos Se ie % Fae - - ‘ City¥ War en- ra at w hi} we é *" + r ‘ ‘2 af. . a “ ~* ; - rm) mY bs fr InN [ ropert y an A that maiiers a ie ; ax is Trinity Church among New York's sky- : ;' aga oe a ene TT oe ee senders. 2 «guanepeg nition ae rt the incoming resu? crunken and unfaithful. Moreov ee > : Bs i? ‘ ** “a ~~ var ; : » . > tao 5. a@ tea = — oes -_ re? . +. =, ‘ pre ¥em nt be i 4 t¢ ‘ ; *« ™ 4 Mt : ecrapers. It had seamed fitting to them that { lad LU ue fi} ‘ The Peo pier irue to ne peat tra- fr Wie Liiel v4 4 Forte t as Le ah J in © s © we 0 . 4 ates in ner autobiography, he re “er . . = benefit of it ditions of the old « ire etened attentivels church or no r atice to yvo01 firs? The recommendation was approvec. in Janne ; s A a2 is should stay there always. The ground - iGependence and her superior it as Ez had grown valuable, yes, but the sentiments “Some of vou manifesting neither approval nor disapprev- and to me, I must make my resig URING the year that the Reverest When he boxed her eats, Se >: mk 3 . " * | new * ¢he ; ~F @h a esoerviee otietl cant eo fine 1 o it ? tan* "a . np 63 — - ‘ ie that attached to it and the service that it may think this ai, and at the end of the service Quietiy wen ation in either even Ang 8 , Mr. Allen had been associate rem ‘Way to Paris, where she had y ei{ll rendered were pricelese ie = foliy he their ways, thinking on these things through with me he had been completely loyal to ra hemian friends a en nie an | “hot 7 rt vestry met th wee nd Dr. Sears te turned to 2! altar, where the can 7 Phongh n hart i t ete The rector was grieved to find hia people aid, but i : + ‘ . a wave aa a ? : : ; | ° soe Sears, though not sharing his arden During these five years she opposed to him. but their op pdasition did not e allienge any The Reverend AS AG at €¥ Cac i A mee uDs ii ‘ © ¢Cungki eg! . i:¢s yu ned 2 itu . a. ec iis by Pad ha f>at the ehurch property + aoid. cast two oh ldren Maurice and Solang : ‘ ~~ > ? On - se Y On hte ‘% tf ts -oarry the rarrtoar rA LS by A i sa ~ at ale a, rn pri .% , - . . : : ; > « ' a — eh o . *; . ~ — ¢ bd that had got on his conscience. It was sin- that it is Chris- | feeling bound by the congregation’s man-- 22 years knelt there at the parting of the gesignation the young man, who Was e Aurelien de Seze, a lawyer of Bore : t i “hh ri ; { dat | gr Aan 7 roo y at ote re fies "Th = | us oo ~ An ernaewa tian “—. eke eh nie , 4 a * tes’, : : ful, nothing leas, as he saw it, for the church tian Chriatian Allen. late ie¢88 than a yeat hefor refused ihe Ways and the congregation an + T} ° ber » ¢ Th oe yo 7 = i ry Fs : . : . ” = . 7 to be so rich when it could serve better in. ity needs soms yr then called a meeting for Monda) neil There were few dry eyes at the University of the South, et bewss &iarmed when their relationship | hav chureh 0 night, November 22. ‘‘And if the congr - | rT 14 moe ab , the _— , ; ae ‘ : pe | a new edifice in another location and have eeere! to do 7 et, sonics n - se And : wi isi A week's reflections did not shake the Tennessee, and the Virginia Th ° become something more than money left for helping other and poorer such a thing as tion votes against me,’ he said, “I will re- rector in hie determination to resign The Seminary at Alexandria, Virginis, was ‘ectual friendship.” churches. He pressed his people for a deci- this to redeem it. The Christian church is not and do not expect to. You may instruct ‘°'82. following Sunday he went into the pulpit to the rectorship. And on a Februaty oe sion, hoping that when it came to a vote becoming a selfieah inatitution I want your vestry but not your rector At the next Bunday morning service he for the last time. ‘‘Lead. kindly light. amid day Bishop Clinton 8. Quinn stood HE had acquired from her gr i fei. “- ~ in *¢ + ~~ or , 1 _ + . + ~ ; _ *~ , ; rieth pr A oe} rin 7 nr , a ion : : ; ; : . ’ } 4 “Dea! - they would follow his leadership as ther (O walk with you people the rest of my days Righty-seven years ago this property was went further, deciaring his purpose to resign the encirciiig gio0om was the hymn that the rails of the altar and prociaimed: who had been a pupil of Rot always had. An offer of a miliion dollars if you will iet me Piease don't keep me agriven to this congregation It is a sacred regandiess of whether the congregation stood jpreceded the sermon His plea. delivered ly beloved in the Lord, we have : a brilliant woman. her lore for the property brought the question to a from it by saying you will not follow where trust. In eighty-seven years the increment °%Y him or rejected his counsel with pathos, was for peace, but he made a for the purpose of instituting the ate ture) Sege fired her with a da focus a year ago. The members voted three I! lead I don't think any of you have has brought this property to a value of at Prayer opened the service hen the last appeal to the congregation to forsake James Swayne Alien into this a come 4 famous writer. In Part to one to keep their church any more sentiment than I have But there least a million and a half dollars This stately proceasional..‘‘The-Son of God Goes sentiment and take the way which he he oriesat and rector of the same,” and ue Jules Sandeau. whom she had kn Rector Sears took the action much to is a point where sentiment comes to an end increment doesn't belong to you. The people Forth to War,’' swelled through the edifice lieved led to greater service. Over a long senior warden delivered into bis bande country home, Nohant. She we heart. He did not accept the mandate as and that point is where it conflicta with of Houston created it. It ts your duty as as the veeted choir marched to the etalis and weary road he had come. and on that eya of the church. and the youns With Sandeau. He gave her the a final. He let it be known that he was un- “ut) Can we continue in this way trustees to use it for their good Rector Sears, walking with bowed head road he had prayed for the leading of the pledged himself to be a faithful shepherd WStch she was to become fame reconciled. From time to time he spoke his for the aake of a selfiah sentiment” What He pictured two memortals the church Came last and took hie place at the desk kindiy light As a father calleth hie chi Dr. Sears. grown oid in the service, lowledge of the first principh mind about it It became an issue that a price we are paying to induige tn a loveiy could establish. one of sentiment and the Disregarding the Psaim assigned for the dren, so had he called his people to cometo- continue in honorary reiatiogs a of Sovelist's craft. would not down Not a little bitterness was beautiful, but nevertheless se'fieh senti- Other of service, and two roads it could fo!- Gay, he announced another, the twentry- gether the next night and choose then emeritus with the church, with the They Wrote a novel together engendered. Some thought, and said, the ment: We have arrived at the place iow, one an easy, attractive, comfortable way seventh, which begins which way they Ould go einility for the active work of the re 20m ‘Se plume of Jules Sand. and subject bad become an obsession with the where the road branches. Which road shall but a subtly selfixh one, the other a hard, “The Lord is my light and my salvation: As for him he would iike, if his superi testing upon younger shoulders: 4 novels separately. She signed her pastor. It was. at least, a matter of deep . we take’ I[ believe it is my solemn duty rough, difficult climb which woa!d strain whom shal! I fear? The Lord ts the strength ors approved, to derote himself to the bet- Church. under the leadership of the} the tame “George Sand,” since wo conviction with him. to tell you which road I think is worthy and heart strings, “but it leads to service and «of my life: of whom shall I be afraid’ terment and education of the Negro men and ~ rector, who eees opportunity tor the arly part of the nineteenth cen When, a few months ago, an expenditure which ie amworthy The minister, or ende at the side of Jeaus of Nazareth.’ From the pulpit he spoke of the solemn women of the South, ‘the work of the strong church. ip ite old place, to serve the os Roe expected to write novels oT of $250,000 was proposed for repairs and pastor, ta ordained to lead the flock. not to He proposed that the property be sold for duty the congregation owed tothe living and trying to reach down to the lowest depths new needs. will carry on the work whieh tiem,” she wrote to a friend tn Ne improvements, it was an unbearable thing take orders from it For nearly $1,500,000, that $800.000 be used for a new to those who would live in the future, ‘to of weakness, trying to heip bear their in- heen Dr. Sears’ contribution humanky the Suiding prinetple of people wi to the rector. He resolved to make another (twenty-two years [ have been standing here Christ Church in another location and the our children and our children's children,’ firmities and not to please ourselres the cburcb. st £24 virtue The good opinion of effort to induce the members to dispoesess in this relationship of pastor and ieader to remainder be apportioned as follows and pointed to the memorials ali about, the I am tired to death of talk of service. |! So the door of Christ Church, ‘ se Prostitute who gives herself t sa +? - ny ~~ = ‘ . . themselves of their “sinful riches’’ and at the cengregation of dear old Chriet Church To Clemens Memoria) Episcopal Church in windows, the altar cross, the baptiema! want to see it acted It may cost you your the itvy-draped and crose-crowned towel, *N Didder”’ - the myn time save for more worthy use the For thirty-nine rears I have been serving the first ward, $50,000 fount, naming “those noble ones of the past life. but it is worth paying that price. . place of peace in the midst of the Her married life furnished aii ’ wh bh 7 » ‘ fy y 4 ‘ : ; os a . $25 ich tte planned to spend. in the office of the ministry | The To the Chureh of the Redeemer in East- who have walked with us im the days that I want you to meet me here tomorrow night e‘rife. etill stands ajar, « it bas ‘eT first stories Cruel and stupéd The congre on's r } : , ae ; grega previous action was vestry has carried out your wishes. [ have wood. $50,000 are gone in the love of God which passeth all human sconah the years, offering sanctuary ee eee Sunday Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—March 20, 1927. | ; ed

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= ee = wae one nae ERS a Sees vot yaa Cee ee eet bones AT Age ae ye - toss : \ ters ts - the Pe, eee ee Te . . * a vo faa ed ST oe a pra os eae Se ee ae ee . 4 To, SRS ea ay, ae ee ee ees et a mr » : ares aes Wie, ooibeecivhod prs Neete The Reverend eter Gray Sears, understanding, and let us, as His children, seek to know only what Hoe would have us do for the g00d of men and women and little children and for the glory of His holy name.” The spell of the rector’s words was still upon the people when they met the next night, obedient to his call, to say which road they wouki take. They were not ready to say. They wanted more time to think. A committee of 11 - Was appointed to con- sider the question and make its recommen- dations at a meeting to be held in Jan- uary. / True toc his soit pose, early in Decem- ber the rector sent his resignation to the vestry. “I think,’’ he wrote, “that all of you will know before reading this with what deep sorrow I have to write. the word that severs my relationship with you and the congfegation of Christ Chtrch.” The resignation was accepted, but the vestry immediately, ous vote, elected him rector eme- accepting he wrote: “T know hat could have given me at this e happiness than this action on owing Sunday the Reverend Jame lien, young associate rector, con- p services, announcing with regret Sears was prevented by ili-health ponding. His jywas an illness that ne'a ministrations for healing. A t was advised by his physicians. A for a year was granted and he and jlled for Europe. in January, the congregation met receive the report of the committee been named in November, its rec tion was that no further action be th respect to the sale of the church and that matters of necessary {m- hts be left to the incoming vestry. mendation was approved. ING the year that the Reverend Allen had been associate rector ad been completely loyal to Rector ough not sharing his ardent wish hurch property be sold. ing the acceptance of Rector Sears on the young man, who was oF June, 1925, after being educated hiversity of the South, at Sewanee, » and the Virginia Theologic#l at Alexandria, Virginia, was cajled orship. And on a February Sul- Pop Clinton 8. Quinn stood within of the altar and proclaimed: “Dee bd in the Lord, we have assembled urpose of instituting the Reverend wayne Allen into this church hd rector of the same,” and the arden delivered into his hands the, the church. and the young ma? imself to be a faithful shepherd. bars, grown old in the gervice, wil in honorary relations 488 rector with the chureh, with the respoh @ for the active work of the paris upon younger shoulders. Ch under the leadership of the y ound ho sees opportunity for the ol in its old place, to serve ¢t ds, will carry on the work W Beare’ contribution to humanity an ch. : se door of Christ Church, penne draped and crose-crowned towel, peace in the midst of t etill stands ajar, as it has h the years, offering sanctuary. st Though She Was Always Known as One of the Great Lovers of Who Said Her Morals Were Frederic Chopin. - Mmired her intellect he city’® hich ha@ @ he city’s 4 Singular. France, Her Granddaughter Now Seeks to Renovate the Great Novelist’s Reputation by Suing an Author Aurore Sand, seated beside the trait of her grandmother. yA . ‘ at : . / e ,_ hi e ¥ s . e : AG « i. y 4 , By a Special Correspondent of the . Post-Dispatch Sunday Magazine. PARIS. URORE SAND, granddaughter of the famous woman novelist, George Sand, has brought eult to clear the ~ pame of her grand- mother from what she claims are false imputations of pro- miscuity. - _—» “She was a woman of singular morals and-innumerable lovers," Jacques Boulenger, a French critic wrote of Mile. Sand’s grandmother. This statement was highly offeneive to Miie. Sand. So once for all Mile. Sand, herself an author, has decided to settle the question of whether or not the private life of the hovelist shall be the property of present- day historians of the amorous. In defense of his statement Boulenger is preparing to hale the ghosts of many of the great figures of nineteenth century France into a twentieth century court through the lettere and memoirs they left be- hind them. During her lifetime George Sand wrote more than 100 books, which brought her bearly a quarter of a million dollars. Would it be possible, Mile. Sand will ask the Curts, to have written so many novels and yet have had innumerable lovers’’? Born Armandine Luciile Aurore Dupin, at the age of 17 George Sand, fresh from a con- vent and with a sizeable dowry, was rushed into @ marriage with Baron Casimir Dude- vant. She left him after five years of mar- ned life, having found him to be stupid, Crunken and unfaithful. Moreover, she re- lates in her autobiography, he resented her independence and her superior intelligence. When -he boxed her ears, she ran ‘Way to Paris, where she had some bo- hemian friends. ’ During these five years she had borne Wo children, Maurice and Solange, and had tad one love affair—purely Platonic—with Aurelien de Seze, a lawyer of Bordeaux, who and who became tlarmed when their relationship threatened © become something more than an “‘intel- lectual friendship.” en —— HE had acquired from her grandmother, who had been a pupil of Rousseau and & brilliant woman, her love for litera- ture, Seze fired her with a desire to be- ome & famous writer. In Paris she met Jules Sandeau, whom she had known at her Sountry home, Nohant. She went to live ith Sandeau. He gave her the name under "hich she was to become famous and a towledge of the first principles of the Lovelist's craft. *y wrote a novel together under the tom de plume of Jules Sand, and they wrote separately. She signed her work with tame ‘George Sand,” since women in the ‘a bart of the nineteenth century, were *xpected to write novels. ‘‘The proprie- the she wrote to a friend in Nohant, “are Building principle of people without sou! “4 virtue. The good opinion of the world “ prostitute who gives herself to the high- * bidder.” gee married’ life furnished materia) for Mt stories. Cruel and stupid husbands played an important part. The husband in ‘Indiana.’ one of her first successful works, {fs a lifelike portrait of Dudevant. With Sandeau she wrote furiously. Hour after hour they sat scribbling at the same tahle. Sandeau introduced her to editors of news- papers and magazines, notably to the great Buloz of the Revue des Deux Mondes. “To live!’’ she wrote. ‘How sweet it is, and how good, in spite of annoyances, hus- bands, boredom, debts, relations, scandal- mongers, sufferings and irritations. To live! It is intoxicating! To live and be loved! It is happiness! It is heaven!’”’ She enjoyed herself like a schoolboy out for a holiday, going to see the great actors, and to hear great rreachers, exploring the streets, sitting in the cafes, ressing herself like a man, and smoking long cigars. All might have gone well had she not returned to Nohant to see her children, to whom she was devoted. She had reached an agreement with Dudevant whereby each was to seek pleasure where it was the most convenient to find it. She was on congenial terms with him. Returnfng to Paris, un- expectedly, to surprise her lover, she found a blonde cecupying the place that had been hers. Her first af- fair was promptly ended. She alternately raged and wept at the faithlessness of men. Her emotions she published to the world in “Letters of a Voyager.’ for which Bu- loz paid her excellent rates. The critic, Sainte-Beuve, when she carried her sorrow to him, introduced her to Prosper Merimee, the novelist and author of ‘Carmen,”’ hoping he might prove a con- solation. He did—for a week. “She gave herself to Merimee, her biographer, Madame Karenine, rec rds, “without ex- actly knowing why.’ At the end of a week they discovered they did not suit other. “In George Sand,’’ a cynical critic wrote at this period, ‘‘when a lady wants to change her lover, God is always there to facilitate | the transfer.’’ This Was equally true in her private life. She felt that God called her to a new love. Hoping for. better luck, Sainte.Beuve introduced her to the romantic young poet, Alfred de Musset She had Alfred de Musset. wanted Alexandre Dumaée, but the critic brought De Musset instead. They feli in love at once. He wrote verses in praise of “Indiana’’; she sent him the proofe of her each 3 €% hig! , “Sx Jules Sandeas. novel, “Lelia.” They , planned to elope to Italy together. Only Alfred's mother stood in the way. By the force of her eloquence George Sand won Madame de Musset’s con- sent. George Sand paid for the “honeymoon” with her pen. She worked eight hours a day, sometimes writing for 13 hours at a stretch. Buloz paid her in advance for her novels, and held her tothe mark. She wrote up to the very moment of her departure for Italy, snatching up her manuscript and leaving her maid to follow with her trunk. At Venice, within a few months, she grew tired of Alfred, who began to dissipate vio- lently, so violently that he brought on an attack of what, in the light of present-day medical science, is believed to have been de- lirfum tremens. Madame Sand called in a handsome young Italian doctor, Pagello by Sunday Magazine—St. Lapis Post-Dispatch—March 20, 1927. name. Alfred de Musset's letters relate that she made a passionate dec- laration of love to Dr. Pagello as the young poet lay, feigning sleep. At any rate, she sent de Musaet back to Paris, writing to Pagello: “Yes, I can still love. Those who said that I could not, lied. None but God can say to me, ‘You shall never love again.” And I feel that he has not said it, that he has not withdrawn the celestial fire from my heart: and the greater my aspirations in love, the greater my capacity for loving him who asat- isfies them.” “Oh! Why cannot I live with both of you,” she wrote to De Musset, “and make you both happy with- out belonging ex- clusively to either of you.”’ With Pagello she worked from seven to eight hours a day, writ- ing about lovers who were faith- less and new love which flowered in place of the old. She took Pagello, who was beautiful but dumb, to Paris with her, and when he grew boresome sent him back to Ven- ice. “Liszt told me,’ she wrote, when Pagelio had departed, ‘that only God worthy to be loved. It may be so, but it Is very difficult to love God when one ie in love with a man.’ She wanted De Musset again, but after a week's trial of their for- mer intimaey, they gave it up There were too many memories, they agreed. of her divorce action against Du- and her growing Republican came her next lover, Michael de Bourges, who was her lawyer and her teacher as well. He was ugly to the point of being grotesque, but he brushed his teeth and wore fine linen, she recorded of De Bourges. He was excellent ‘‘copy,’’ too, and she began at once to put him into her books. His influence is plain in ‘‘Consuelo” and ‘‘Mauprat.'"’ When he tried to dictate to her, she threw him over. Two other men—mere interludes—ol- lowed. One waa Felicien Maliefille, tutor to her son, Maurice. He was merely convenient The other was Pierre Leroux, editor and journalist, whose influence her thinking was marked. EXT and last was Frederic Chopin Ne: aison with Chopin lasted for eight years, beginning with a crazy trip to the Island of Majorca, where they went to escape Paris society, which bored the composer, and ended in a quarrel started by a daughter, Solange Madame Sand was 34 and Chopin was 28 when they fled together from a salon at the home of Baron de Rothschild. They took with them the children, Maurice and Solange. Madame Sand confided to Chopin that she wanted to be a good and respectavie mother. Chopin, she wrote, was not her lover, Dut her patient. She boasted of her seif-abne- gation in living with him, ‘‘chastely and like > was But devant sympathy a virgin.’’ Chopin's friends tell a different story. They go eo far as to claim that the ardor of her passion for him helped to bring on the tuberculosis which was fatal to him. The majority of evidence would seem to establish him as lover No. 8. Their quarrel, when they separated, was much more violent than one might expect between ‘‘nurse’’ and ‘‘patient."" Solange was of an irritable and disagreeable nature, but Chopin wae fond of her. She married against her mother’s wishes in time to avert an open scandal, and Chopin sided with her. Madame Sand wrote “Lucrezia Fioriani,”’ the thesis of this novel being that it is a nuisance for a woman of genius to be at the beck and call of an invalid. The invalid of the book was Chopin, friends said. Madame Sand denied this. The quarrel over Solange made the novelist’s broad hint superfluous, When Chopin was dying, Madame Sand went to his apartment, resolved that he should die in her arms. She had great pity for the lover whom she had discarded. She was forbidden to enter the death chamber, and went away in despair. She gave up at last the search for the faithful man—the perfect love. If eight had failed her, 80 would eighty, she eald. Returning to Nohant, she lived there for 27 years in comparative quiet, writing the best novels of her entire career, simple studies of peasant life in the country, free from all grand passion. Of her technique with men, Franz Lisst wrote: ‘Madame Sand caught her butterfly and tamed it in her box by giving it grass and flowers—this was the love period. Then she atuck her pin into it when it atruggled —this was the death blow, and it always came from her. Afterwards she vivisected it, stuffed it, and added it to her collection of heroes for her novels.”’ INCE the record of these loves is so G coviousi written in letters, journals and memoirs there are those who regard Mile. Sand's suit as something of a farce. She claims that the critic’s words are “clear- ly defamatory to the memory of a dear be- ing,’’ who is unable to defend herself. There is, however, some cause to believe Mile. Sand may be successful. In 1914 & grandniece of George Sand, Mme. Frederick Laub, was awarded damages of $1000 on the basis of a play, one scene of which de- picted her love declaration to Pagello as De Musset lay ill. This play was produced in 1911 despite Mme. Laub’s strenuous ef- forts to prevent its production. A similar play by Philip Moeller, ‘‘Madame Sand,’ waa produced in the United States with Minnie Maddern Fiske in the title role. Another good omen for Mliie. Sand is the Gladstone case. Kecently the private life of the great Victorian statesman was aired in an English court to satisfy the honor of his sons, protesting against the statement of a writer, who, they claimed, had defamed their father’s character. The Gladstone fam- ily came off victorious. Miie. Sand asks only 10,000 francs. The general public as well as literary biogra- phers and critics are expected to follow the case with keenest interest. George Sand gave her own opinion on the questions involved in the course of a conver sation with Gautier, Flaubert, and others, toward the close of her life: “It ls a curious idea to state in my prea ence that one is barred from love because one is a writer. The principal reproach that can be brought against women writera ts precisely that they love too much. My proof of that? I find it in my heart.” Near the end of her life, George Sand was asked to suppiy some information about her- self for & newspaper article, and she wrote: “IT am only a worthy woman whe haé heen credited with altogether fantastic feroe ities of character. The charge has deen brought against me that I have not beel able to jove with passion. HM seems to me that my life has been full of tenderness, and that people might very well be satisfied with that. At present, thank God, nothing else is asked from me. and those who are good enough to love me in epite of my lack of dis- tinction do not complain of me.” Page Five. an ae ene te qxetngnenteas - nape em Nm or Ay ta ee wperpue Revere > _imharagne woe ap . —_— ~- = os - - pashan - seenenatiandaeieas . tatbanieotn . . - he + . we gt ~ » ‘ a ee a) — " eyel> eared no we . ~— ~ . = week ap ane oe ee ; : . saan om 7 “ nd ~~ " eh ‘ se . 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e Pa vy: re eS a5 i LON Sta rted Married Life in - YP i] ; aes he __ — | Pe ¢ & Site & PPL eg E> gah * RGR Ma ey Re Nit A ae ipa 4 Pow va Cert. ved % the Executive Mans Officially, They Are Gov- ernor and Mrs. Moody, But All of Texas Knows This Newly Wed Couple as Dan and Mildred. & Ave ef Nee ae en — De =» ‘Midred.” vty Meigs % > 5, Pte vee — re \_ ar ae oe tee & oe, rte, bien, ad a tee + oi ®.¢@ @ Governor and Mrs. Dan | . beg . ‘re her devoted admi Se cd *e@- “e@.8 Moody of Texas. * . mirers, but it . not known that she showed any marked i. 5 ‘ a terest in any suitor until young , “brick. i. Ay’ By a Special Correspondent head’ Dan Moody came along. And eves a ee Dan was led through al) the vales of de a yt rexae Man turned the rrent o7 spondency in his strenuous courtship, an oh \” %G , Ahes nd then discovered tha ¢ The boyish ways of Dan were notice : Sf \\\ rnor and could not turn it off. T) able while he was campaigning. At maay as Moedy of boy could not get is auds places beautifu! young women would hand = ei’ : ei : ae = ae : aa The Moody home him flowers before he began hié political : e mighty ijoubled bin p before his in Taylor, Teras. ®peech. He would blush furtously and show people f RCTeAMSs Orougnt the teachers a +vidence of great embarrassment. ii was thought he wife of the young Governor has takes over, ail sorts of are going to live within his income, whi roads in the hort is oniy $4000 a year. ner Was more she said the other day. “I know it is going Mae a , dred however There are no pretenses, hypocristes or af ti surprised Dan a _ fectations about Mrs. Moody. She gets th ts exaa interfere with her program @ Rpoke a Fort norma! living Her very presence in & (0 than she should to take strict economy to make ends met o be permitted t yn the salary Dan receives, but it’s just gag #°>¢e Soon he had settied Gime undertake MI to be done Si er language, he announced Tis time o'r tw most out of life and she is not going to # 9 There was the o the fact that she is the wife of the Gover Fis ® ae Worth and left time-worn mansion of Governors is retra> He a your fel len Of Travis Coun i | eariy next morn- ing tO many of the stolid and stale elemem count John W. Shevlin. 3 te 3 a Ty ersons have had experience as befei John W of St Lowis recentiy while he se suret s™moring compari ment of my C3” In conversation with @ strangi lin eared tidt & WM YSLETIOMS (ie r ; oa ; 7 7 * . South Dakota veaTs ego wes . : 4» au attempt dt vengeance 7 TF 8 whin RMappeneco tm oF Louis | assassins made & Mi take , hing saginst whom they bore no gre Shevan Armsei had been the By JOHN W. SHEVLIB HE tempe 10 degre zero that - through windows 1 giimpses o ing whirle and that wind, as labored 01 eastward. | Outside Oo J smoking compartment seem dou the strenuousness up her household duties and cares with them And there, im the haze of tobaceas of the traveling expressed determination that she and Das wi hac a curious adventure. th fellow passengers coming ani At Laramie Wyoming, a nev weather of sum [ am now working out a budget system’ came aboard our car. He was @ © a diag fellow. with iron-gray 7 ‘e indicating more than svVe@ra xing compartment, where. ing at ne was leaving that snow-swe a stay of several months af Presently we were chatting. a8 j while away the time on @ long wned a tanch in the Jacxhse ntry in Wyoming, he said, and? , ; — State ‘e me.6 6h CE an- of capital society who have heretofore mad’ aii $ in that Siaie From my ’ ” * » ~ « “* 1 ra ' ga ‘kh ~ & al «2 — — > e~ oe =n kh a od - A 4 : Anew something a = : | 1€ iate some up the formal gatherines within its door se 8 4 a j Genera! wae elected io the higheet of fir owe? ce-arr and _ hard « oar) SE. BD EY 6} | | i ie) x 9 ieee . vere Sn wes narc. Bt Worse EFORE the time for the campaign a: 200 miles distant ind about the cattle Dum oy - : ‘ +> {rere trary? ‘ ; 7% star : . , : ss ‘ ‘ 4 ’ » 4 74) ra tun . Pe 7 : ef. }) Weg) emi mete ‘ oa ‘ en there aine I ea ai-é at- rived. howeve?: the Dietrict Attorne Dan hade . AN ar 1 Mildred are typical represet mention to him the f Se aa ik a feet? , +> AA 4» +> - ’ . ‘ 4 ’ . on y ‘ , ; , tative Of th } 4 pollt:- ; F Be . : * ¢ se Iie wal : ‘ iB sw er ; . : i at tj 4 Hi a ry) q pee K e Ww ; “MA a™ an. aT 4 ied a) qd { rt v" ern or Pat Yi Ne i be. os 4 good hy 5 on a 4 . Ss Pe + ne new generation, as 4 ’ QD Pe a 2 a Ce _ eetive serzgea 1 ee t t, ae wee idee , a 4 ss “ie tak : Be ‘ & , > ST? V "ee ty ann , a! ang morai, t da * has en the 3 lad moved to the Hiack + ‘ ; bbs ia s * ‘. S »- . s* \ id Ae » P t » 3 . me Ween - : . st - . ~ . rc ¥e +f eft with the Place of the time-honored old aoe @ ith Dakota. where I practiced = = > ge . . : ES” eat ree ee $ 3 i ee . , Tex: "Yr nArnA ned *¢ wal . . = pe Be: : Dan V oody & life at ory an i! ‘Bs iped ‘ ? é ‘ Ween Me ang a Wood pecke >t) I asked for or expec ted i? Here Vi OO news! ape me? tas i i e\ are r 9G u “* of the post- pu ated a newspaper for aw VeTy i, tae . ue. : : , = ; ~ ¥ " - 3 r e es ” ° , . - . ‘* ~ @ a) ie > ~ . ™ artat-r . ’ _ . : a r r r *-r > , . 7 — aint ie » § ot (ae? iteeil thus far, is something ilke a Hor: tiat whi there was certain! Was in th ad a real chance to show his speed for the long aut iaidiidaai: They belong to the so-called plat he cattieman and I followed the ae ’ ¥%. & ee: ig —_ ‘ . ; oes : , ’ i¢ ; ms : _ . ry rt _— ‘ 2? ° é — ‘ " erat ‘ * . 7" ee SS ait ; a = T ?. e v ss > >, ei ce 7 7 per ’ hm. « " om = P : aa o? ees. Aiger story, except that it is true Hie bi WOOG Peck ©} (ay peC aus © WAS WOKE Within a few months the people of Texas nobile journey ao elvan ies re the first to arrives 7 o tne Wes 0 not asking each © : & Le Se © - ‘ ie y a " 4 : P r © . . — | .*? . he | (er Artrms a“ T . es . , .! ¢ C f aR Po 4 r : ae it} o& : politics r : 7 ti 7% ' ‘¢ * ‘ > rr rst i S rr " ? fy liw , ‘7y - oF : | 7 i 4 f ? : >T) ht ry ‘ ny 2 i ee ah ote. &. eee of if He pul himself through ARO Krouba ana started to ciimi ZOWND Ord The vVOung red-headed District ATT Orne. ater a car ami enter of Texas it is Onmiy OF contrast ths som o¢ notorious characters | ai aa school. Then, after definitely casting his lot What's the niatt asked my heiper of Williiamesor speeding up be the full force of thie fact may be made ®@ Sariier day, since news of them i ay 3 FA ‘ ™ ” . . - Lt & 4 » Asi a ; ‘ : 74 ea rd , 1 8T% enn = meektein, 4 “yh es ’ , er t - * We ae ; pie : : } ay. Re an eiectrician, earping his livelihood by im quitting my Jo: i SaiG and Travis counties o4 ind them In it parent Dan Moody had barely passed fros c a'*® among the ranchers. = ‘e x — be & ST i Las i i 4 1 ‘2 rs ia * « » 4 P "hh « ? fray % 4 vy bh . : ? f. ] %, TE >. ; ‘2 : $2 em bing poles and Splicing Cabies he Was What for Was making Spec . seated a t aa OO} hood into full manhood when the sales “ hatever hecame of Ben Kilpat 24 Fy zg 8 i * os 4 » a ; K : . b. 4 | . . ‘ " " a4 = *s = ¢ To i+ % ’ — $ ; * : : * 4 , ~,# “~ ‘en : eo . ; ¢ oi : ee seized with the ambition to become a lawre: Do you hear that woodpecke: | asked attention was draw? whee! was Mil became a thing of the past To hin tbe ia, er” i said = Bs io , nA Dane . . , , - 3 . p — = Tie — io} i han - > ¥ ” ~ - ? ~ . ‘ {2 7 q 3 : | a Accordingly, he discarded his climbing togs Well. if he can make a living wi is head to him when he o} dred Sh had wide-open palaces of shining bars and rea te was ketched in St. Louis, Om ‘* a ‘ eas . » eaias ‘ 4 ait 4a TU we 7 © 8 " : b Cot . . . Hae , 7 , ee r nar zn ; a + . eh * — ry ¢ ~ cy } ees , + os 7 ° ry) ‘ ‘ : (ii and journeyed here to the university, wher 1 Know i can. im rOugNM Wilh is pole tained the convictio: Aacided to come f glittering glasses and botties, where@®@ Laura Hullion.-who had been Bill . 3s -_— ‘ su a ; sh & ees vanities +, ' . . : ; climbing a lies am inane ; fore i¢ an i ae ie he worked his wa through four vears of pe CilIMoDiINR if several members along and was Of poiitica: prominence were wont to Wit. an ed the man from Wromil = oe = 4) . va. art . sy , 4 “Aor t? € ¥ rr sf } th rr f= : : ‘ a t ' = law course His election as County Attor OODY lived up to his decision Fhat xf the Ku Ktux Klan joing #0 in anite gather, are but a memory. He says that & a ink at the hotel the officers : is af " : ¥ en i . ‘ | . | j . =) A> ‘ hae La : ~ 4 ‘ ‘ mad , oO. aa > * _— i enitien si ” ry 4A ae - » ¢ ee _—— : P } j ii : ney, District Attorney and Attorney-Genera! was the fast time he cMmbed a - in a florging case ntrar. no time or place did he ever take @ “Da ‘the paper money which? =. ae he * a6. , : ; ‘ ,’ Py ,’* i . s e © . tifie followed in rapid succession nd now, at Somewhere back in hj ey aused tf? ted in Mra Mood of intoxicating liquo Nolen in the robbery of a Grea ia - * wir Frys \ Pa ‘ ‘ ths. RUiityY rer LO ‘et CAR 7 . ‘ ’ the , , ather -, Mildred ae at) Texas ¢ ‘h ¢ See + a ee tne a Sd sae Lae Vovernors, with x ex; ens | mae t _* ‘ - ‘ ’ i wets . . foivea sit ra Lad » ies as ‘ Aas ata a4 “4 - 4 . & si VPS ’ : pe ft * . hin _ af te Dn _ -_ - , . oe py daw te . iar 4 % of the youngest Chief Executives this State convict} that a re ad intends hirn th sent ft the peniten eorrespor ane { her The people if her home town sloiy one or two exceptions, were nea ‘AD Gs i Hen and treated him Sac # 4 nag . . . . : M4 sas ' ‘ ; S « § imuTi.s . : ‘ pew pa 4 ai Bi) haa J a rie & . . thar tar bh — 2 ‘ “Pages ._ atariin honesty and >* ; integer despi Touch LJ pate QF x "s Pai? Say Omer ever aa Last April, Miss be a lawyer and perhaps that conviction was “&!¥. He waged this whose upper lip was Abilene, are especially proud of her The sterling honesty and high iste yy si. He got 15 years in the Fae BS + F r J € | : o} ed hit } ee iw 44eb ‘ ; - mY 73 ¢ 2 bi ‘* > ; 7 ran 7 . en , ronment iT ay it’ | t a meet Sat #8 4 ,” 4 a - i ; Mild ed Paxt Pe: ; Mildred . ‘ ‘* ‘ Pt Amu s be é a! 4 re e te 4 Ais s - . a’ mia mii ais > ‘ iMmmon J ORF as ought Tee aii heme things 1 iw aca tnintance suspects Pk St e . . ‘oo > aw x ‘+ Af . * } ~~ = — ox = . i + . > } re - T + + eo Ms 2 5 ’ Vu + Vii ‘ 7 aa ve . . | et high position at the bar and was for severa uUEMe the Kla Later she attended the University of Texas . | | : i Fs ] rr} g ing ‘ sa | . ‘ 2 ~- . xXas = wal - * a8 rY : use in taiking to 3 4 > “— : Ww r gers eno ‘ » iy ~*~ VY re Oo rss al a. kam ; i 4 — » a 3 : ° . ‘ b Ad ws @iist ~ °, rr ‘ 1% as 7+, . ; ’ if JU an A . gre + ang taitai ”> : - - ; ~ . + * ; (nhrow vou down an 3 4 oe 2a Fae the woman convict - 2 jie AN MOODY'S father. Daniel Moods = tings a he mmatarne in anil aie , here faite — il this now is changed. Dan as : Jas * : : a S| cx A = iis hate mee! ances a. } ‘ ¢)? Al Crt} or - 2 pluck 4 . air ut ,f ? ere 0: :owe fy A grad uaté rt ourse gt ( oiun * . a . ph | ae x « ‘* ea Sr.. was a merchant of Taylor, Texas taken a more or less prominent part in Dem + ue ae eee During the war she * , dred belong to the new era They re i : sy, . ; : si G@ ; i Viiiii i > pe mirat — 4 1G . ali 4 Bat! UTinsz Lie Al 6 fas j P ‘ sash , oft : ae when young Dan was born But young ocratie polities exas c mn Eeages-e anaena . nurse in a soldiers’ hospital at Philadelph sent the youth of Texas. Texas sees in O® 7 sning some Of (he ss, +. ‘ ‘ “ . ew ses aie ‘ a ‘ ny ?} r ¢ 4 4 my ¢ y ys re Mood a : . . . hal - = oOo San: no Miia Bi oiiaceip iia “ “~ » ° ' e 5 ¥ 2 . > . ‘ -* ‘ JL \ a . , the . = 4 4 ryt ¥ aA ? ae Dan was born to no silver spoon. When he I'm going to be a lawyer, Dan t oe ng received a course of training for t} romance and energy and hope. Team ® 4 4 a nan } , :h "tA 4 . ef ‘ ‘ + ai 4 >T ‘ Db ; . t - S : ” o Cu aa ; eels ak was a year old his father failed in business mother nd he «et it for Austin to enter : “A = le Beafnr ° , fond of them That. perhaps, is why ther ‘ was cew money, bright a a x " — ae Ss a6 \s sa : ‘ ‘ 4 iv fm Usiviii Lu © Le if , ¢ , . a .,asSalr , LOTe Be me i an-— oe - De;r ¢ eanaisa eh , vas , - ERE e if te sine , ’ P e; — Seen a - = aw After a lively tua- y — : —" j esd @ . “ing shipped by the Tream Amie i and never fully recovered from the financia! tne t niversits f Texas He apent fo Violiatior ’ VW 2 one otf ips for a little while thereafter she had are Dan and Mildred to the people an as par’ oe ft es. = . , : ; . , ‘ ¥ - . aS + iD i } rs 3 cy? , : 3 YT tf : =a . we " - : . ai , _— M4 — . : [ a ht ° . ; ‘ +e a1 : : disaster Necessity Was stil. pinching hard years fhere leaving } a? Sofors 1¢ SoA Fi on ~ — : BO% ane sions see I arked ut fry her if ¢ Career r as rr : wovernor ana Mrs M ,~OcY Natives ’ Be i? ‘ oe 3 National me ee a . a : ae —— weews ee ee mamMeon County He . - 3 = VG Ur il S®,i & Career in journai- : eee | Vion? Ts : Batt when the boy reached the age of 10 and was jched the work necessary for his devres 7 : Bows Papert mas sm, and it was for this career that ahe bent “€Ver thought of them or called them bet ‘ontana. It was in shea ace 6 , os | : wssbeae Xi — a WAS Teientiess in hts aw end sas lila i ee ee 6OF Lis Career t sne Den na ‘ wn the eheet or a large enough to earn a littie money. From fe passed the law examination however i Conn SOG CONS 6 his, ems a bins 4c thing else, and newcomers to the State ha- at Up the shew a > ; ee , ssh sss. bX ds , ~ ¥S prosecution of iaw i) Sis + oe esau >" @ 8.UCe0D ai ;@Xae ang ’ a : .* Pin 7% ue : P " aca: sae, se . ‘ ‘ ey) ¢ a ron? an. , Sis A O071,Ciai8 7 - 4 4 4 then on his boyhood Was mere: “a roun . of and was adimitte ’ ? tha sa? He rented . . ‘ re} . ‘ 6 e e wells . ’ reat a ast es eee bla *% er Y 1A rad Pax? - — arr | nto i? © first-name na dit with a , pa -. : 7 Th a ne} j , ry . -Satww 6 i a i r2 Oj i! , — . ink a . WA sd OU AAV Thi PrieG ie The One & e hard work His firat fob was that of de ah . ‘ Fei r % ne “re — : a victim of that joke r ai . rapidit: i* ae - spending the mp ‘ - Las & aj sit? Si) iba ee A AY Pt} ATG s Unz 23) Be kinds I? a few 3 Van Moods nowever the Career of K pr im - »* ea? ~— . , . -¢ ’ ' : _— 1} _— : rae Bo Gatew dq a : * iis - i som compelled him to go to bed early in the eve- tates entered the World War and he en trict Attorney. then et a en ee eathering and reporting at the university to pay his respects Ben » . Lor * * & 4 5 -_ ; ; fe : * ; " We " - ~ ith ” oor. tran ft +. — . , o . — \ i ning when other lads were oniy beginning iated We wi races With the “I that eahe nade rm firet vielt to the After hi introduction to the ty ; aes gent (0 Ca » Pike wher o > wes iB Aha us th , » ‘ ~ > ; 4 ¢ “¥Ba Dut a step He a oa Aa a> | . their hours of play. Next, he worked bees Se ton! Mest S respondents, always Governor's mansion, of which she is now the an ) -ersatic ; h pie, xt, b ormec @8 & he was commiasioned a Second Lieutenant ade a vigorous ! . § Mansion, of which she is now the and a few moments’ conversation be dia made room for them TNiistress She was given an assignment to away B; 2 ae . ae . * >» é oI > wr ate 1s ry han a Sol ~~ ’ ’ : in OM auromodiis interview Margaret Wilaeon. daughter of ‘Dan he said. aa if he had knows t} . oa ad : as 4 coffee roaster and later as a clerk in a store Moody found sentiment favorable ¢ i= i@ for his oy years h t up hi 0 ‘ int ¢} tee and during these years he kept up his work eniry imto the politica! arena when he re of Ku Klux rs 2 «é ‘ . “a sw ties at schoo! UP POsi- — »~ ™ %¢@e - 7 t frm . Ir & ; is ray ~ ~_—- » ° : ’ | " turned to Tayior and with little trouble was tion and Was nomi wae traveling trom President Wilson, who was Visiting there chief executive from childhood, “come & the . " . : ’ . . > a2 Ns . OTT i- “a el . ‘ebe wt} awit > ryt eo ‘ tT 4 a i ieee i 3 “ F ’ Electricity was the lure that first beck- elected County Attorney It was about this nated and elected a!) - + or ome + a ee ee “rent nere on these stairs I talked to New York and see us and bring Mildred or ' : , " = 1 VV teu Bie ‘ mather and wae ar si i PY oned to young Moody upon his graduation time that the Ku Kiux Klan waa rising to (O another and was e! h Moody said, in telling of the you tin- MmOst Without oppoait on Even th row! ; t ; wun h ehiUl en ine growin \ from high schoo! Before that he had been power in Texas politice and there was a con. Klan . _ f ire +) ‘+; Peis le - , a ” rr? al ry tr? ' } ~ ¢ . 1 ineir friend} companion throughout the event At that time it certain!» never Ther regiiging thé familiar form of & Was uUnabie to aterm the tidal] war 3 ee ” . ‘ 7) ‘ ba Bias ei ‘ . a4 ‘ 44 as i P| “a Dai + é 3 r CmFr 3 ~ —_ : — o 1 . paig 4ac occurred to me that I would ever be the address, he became deeply embarrass Cc 4 yrs in ‘ar nd itving in this very tried to stammer an apology ™m Campaigning for Governor waa an end- His " “Don't let that worry you, said the O , ei? e : . : ha! Mildred's beauty Vivacity and intel- ernor “Everybody calls us Das ee : .— . _ a 4 © th shouid not accompany him on his speech- ligen r to her : - “ , himself one of them and joined in their . , nee drew to her many warm friends. The dred, and we like it. When you ell # ; id joined f: eir making trips over the state. For one thing, younger unmarried professors of the univer we know who you mean ' . 7 ad ai . Post-Dispatch—March 20, 1927. iA Caught by its fascination and had attempted siderabie atir when Moody announced his op- . a reo | * : . . . b& boyish experiment with almost disastrous position to the organization The leading less delight to — Seaiion . ais ad barels wife of a Governor an | se’s bAMiil LC and r ied ver ft e St te } roe } nri’ - a filAaAegsad >. resu!ts. Rigging up a shocking machine ini klanamen warned him he would he defeated i . party ae li " ‘ a e opened Last At Tis whoen i¢e and Mildred Pa | ”< sy Gt & Spaper correspon t ta ore marr _ . the physician's laboratory of the school. he ES BP: ene p - espondents, ton were married. It was deemed b " Si "ot one of the b : most Oo: them around his'own age, he made she sh : " one o @ boys to take hold of a handle. “I'll just give you a chance to see what | house _Sunday Magazine—St. Louis - 4 3 *n they arrested him. and Be 2 get him iater And Ben fger to ‘get’ the officer. A Was iet out of prison she ® St. Louis detective had ‘vs Oud country, in South Daket “S £408 Went there. on Bef ‘ heard the story, the plan “Ser in revenge for what Kil patriek The feilow they ‘he job picked the wrong — fellow who had had : 0.”

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3 'O. Mrs. Moody in a formal pose. her devoted admirers, but it is that she showed any marked in- any suitor until young .“brick- Moody came along. And even ed through al! the vales- of de- in his strenuous courtship. bDOyish ways of Dan were notice- he was campaigning. At many utiful young women would hand rs before he began his political e would blush furtously and show bf great embarrassment. pe of the young Governor has taken usehold duties and cares with the determination that she and Dan to live within his income, which 000 a year. : ow working out a budget system,” he other day. ‘I know it is going rict economy to make ends meet jary Dan receives, but it’s just got -"" re no pretenses, hypocrisies or af- about Mrs. Moody. She gets the of life and she is not going to let hat she is the wife of the Gover- xmas interfere with her program of ving. Her very presence in the n mansion of Governors is refresh- ny of the stolid and stale elements society who have heretofore madé Drmal gatherings within its doors } and Mildred are typical represen- ives of the new generation, politi- and moral, that has taken the the time-honored old crowd !n hey are products of the post-war They belong to the so-called plas They are the first to arrive upon bP of higher activities in the political Texas. It is only by contrast that force of this fact may be made ap Dan Moody had barely passed from into full manhood when the saloons a thing of the past. To him the n palaces of shining bars and racks ring glasses and botties, where mea cal prominence were wont to fore e but a memory. He says that at or place did he ever take a drink feating liquor. old daye the Governors, with pot e or two exceptions, were men of honesty and high integrity, despite ronment in which they had risen % and influence. But they were 8. the saloon and gambling resorts and raft that they gave them little Consequently, these things flour is now is changed. Dan and Mil Mong to the new era. They repre youth of Texas. Texas sees in them and energy and hope. Texas is them. That, perhaps, is why they and Mildred to the people instead of br and Mrs. Moody. Natives have Ought of them or called them aay’ and newcomers to the State fal habit with amasiog e first-name w days ago a New York — f into Austin with a party of po i officials and called at the Capit his respects. rt his introduction to the Governe - ew moments’ conversation he started own the up t0 with he said, as if he had kn ecutive from childhood, “come brk and see us and bring Mildred , realizing the familfar form of his , he became deeply embarrassed O stammer an apology. n't let that worry you,’ “Everybody calls us Dan and nd we like it. When you call us * bw who you mean.” ' gaid the Gov Mil- nat Releng Sen ki) ho patrick. John W. Shevlin. OT many persons have had guch an experience as befeil John W. Shevlin of St. Louis recently, while he sat in the quiet smoking compartment of a Pullman cor. In conversation with a stranger, Shev- ln learned that a mysterious murder in South Dakota 13 years a@f9 was an out: lew's attempt at vengeance for something which happened in St. Louis, that the gsassins made 2 mistake, killing a man against whom they thet Sheviin himself had been the intended victim. By JOHN W. SHEVLIN. grudge, and hore uO HE temperature was 10 degrees below zero that night, and through the car windows we caught zlimpses of snow be- ing whirled this way and that by the wind, as our train labored on its way eastward. The storm outside made the amoking compartment seem doubly snug. And there, in the haze of tobacco ginoke and with fellow passengers coming and guing, I had a curious adventure. At Laramie, Wyoming, a new traveler came aboard our car. He was a cattie man —a big fellow, with iron-gray hair and a face indicating more than average intelll- gence. Soon he had settled himself in the smoking compartment, where, in good fron- tier language, he announced his pleasure that he was leaving that snow-swept region for a stay of several months at Miam!. Florida. Presently we were chatting, as people do to while away the time on a long journey He owned a ranch in the Jackson's diole country in Wyoming, he said, and had lived alihis life in that State. From my remarks he saw that I knew something about tie untry and about the cattle business. {did not mention to him the fact that. afler serving us a detective sergeant in St. Louis, I had moved to the Black Hills of South Dakota. where I practiced law and published a newspaper for several years. The cattleman and I followed the old code Othe West in not asking each other any Pisonal questions. But I inquired about Mme of the notorious characters of an Mirlier day, since news of them is sure to tteulate among the ranchers. “Whatever became of Ben Kilpatrick. the Wain robber?’’ I said. “He was ketched in St. Louis, along with laura Bullion, who had been Bill Carver's vite,” replied the man from Wyoming. ‘‘In Meir trunk at the hotel the officers rounded alot of the paper money which had been Molen in the robbery of a Great Northern “press train the year before. The officers Maadeuffed Ben and treated him ~ pretty Mush. He wot 15 years in the Federa! Peal- Wtiary at Atlanta. The woman didn't get W long a sentence.’ BOUT these matters I knew more than my new acquaintance suspected. But there was no use in talking too much. “What was the woman convicted for?” I asked. “Por signing some of the stolen money.” “The bank notes hadn’t been signed?’ "No, it was new money, bright as a coid dollar being shipped by the Treasury De- Mrment to the First National Bank o7 Montana. It was in sheets. The Mdbers Cut up the sheeta and forged the "tof bank officials. Then they begah > 6 the notes—-spending the money.”’ Por & few moments the cattle man moked reflectively. Then he said: A funny thing happened, too. One of * detectives at St. Louis did something to When they arrested him, and Ben swore * he'd ‘Ret’ him later And Ben's gang Leger to ‘get’ the officer. After Laura “M was let out of prison she found out Louis detective had moved to Rosebud country, in South Dakota. Some tos # gang went there, on her informa- AsT heard the story, the plan was to Kill fflcer tn revenge for what he did to The fellow they sent out i the job picked the wrong man and i pe fellow who had had nothing to — 2. Se PR alee Pee ts 4 an) tie OA . A Piste ay theta _ FF Derik 52 we : L bes 4 te Laura Bullion, alias Leura Carver. Well, my new friend’s rem- lniscences began to be inter- esting. For I had been one of the detectives who arrested Ben Kilpatrick. [ had kicked his shins when he refused to answer questions, and after the trial he had uttered threats, as convicted men often do But it's all bluster, as a rul: Had Ben’s gang, while he was in prison or after his death, reall, tried to kill me? I wanted to make sure, and the cattle man had not mentioned any name or date in connection with the murder. I asked: “How take?” “Why,” goes out in gang was after, and the other killed, each- drove a car. The good deal alike and both cars colored stream lines. The man killing must have followed and fired behind.” did the killer make such a mis- ‘aa the storys that the Was said my new friend, Our country, the man Who Cars Were a had crvam- who did the car, *} Vii¢ Wrone into it from could be no that the There now. In with £0Cd O, IT was true. doubt about it smoking compartment, shut out and comfort and ] had just learned of a plot against t SOZzV storm -fellowship within, my life, 13 years before, and miscarried and a certain had occurred. amazement to on, ail wneonscious of had given acquaintance of the ch: and understand about 25 how the plot wis miysterious I did not cattle murder man, the betray my who ossiped shock which he me, To make the ters in they play, we this drama. must 29 back to the days when the Infamous Hole-} Wall gang, as they were known thr the Weat and Middle West, were on their criminal operations with gang included as Ben Kilpatrick, Bill Carver, Harvey gan, Butch Caseidy, Harry Lonebrougch Others of like kidney, who for years terror- carrying apectacu- ry phe nen L.0- lar sSuUCC@68RS. auch and ized the inhabitants of the Black Hillis ceun- try and other sections. of Wyoming. Montana and South Dakota by rustling cattie, holding up known as robbing a train. “the County, banks and occasionally These outiaws were Wild Bunch Tom Texas.” Their stronghold in Jackson's Hole, Wyoming, rendezvous particularly suited to their purpose—a valley surrounded into which there was On Sheriff's aiso from Green YaS a by perpendicular walls, but one narrow entrance. sions, One man stood off a there. In Dakota, at the Lame Johnny ranch, Gap, in Fall River County cattle and horses were prepared for and were shipped by way of Valentine, Ne- braska, to Omaha and Lam: Johnny, who owned this ranch until he was hanezed by vigilantes, was considered a icad- er amone the outiaws and furnished them-a safe refuge and fresh mounts when hard pressed, On the night of June 2, 1909, an train of the Great Northern held up by six masked robbers near Mon- tana. From the express car they took $110.- 000 in unsigned currency Which way to Helena, and thousands more in otlier money and valuables taken from the safe There was no clew to the identity of the handits,. but every bank in the country soon had a description of the money, whith was in $10 and $20 bills. several occa- posse headquatters the vane made where Sioux City. eX Dress was Wagner. War ou its “OR MORE than a year, the robbers ap- parentiy made no effort to dispose of their loot The United States Secret Service bided its time, however, and in June of 1901 a few of the bills made their appear- Louis bank. The alarm Was sent out by John E. Murphy, chief of tne service in St. Louls, with instructions to comb the city for the parties, of whoin there was but a meager description. At a jewelry store near Sixth and Pine streets, where the man had given several of the stolen bilk§ in exchange for diamonds, we picked up his trail—-Detectives Alphonse ance in a St Ben Kilpatrick. Guion, James Burke, John J. McGrath, Wil- liam P. Grady, George WillHams and myself, at that time a Detective Sergeant jn charge case. Leaving the jeweiry store, we the restricted dis- trict, where we thought he was most Hikels That locality was popular for criminal! refurees of the canvassed the saloons in to be. then the center In a saioon at streets we asked the proprietor if a rvs , aa = ° . . - = | Cwenty-first and Chestnut n y of the appeared there, and had just answered negatively when the sa- named Ellis, in, mahogans stolen currency had loon's Negro came threw a $20 called, ‘‘A dollar out of Bud.” he bill I picked i It was porter, bar ane hottle blil on the twenty and a lay within a foot of my hand ana scrutinized it carefuily bank notes. Then Cash regis- them. Ws Wa . fo ft fh - t up and of the we examined the contents of the and found several one gstoler more of lead the had gotten ter ordered the porter to . tne notes. man from whom he E!lis took accordance on the wav, Guilcn fei “ us to 2016 Chestnut plan which yned drunkenness Pine street. iD with a we devised 7 7 ~s :? ha followed the porter with his bottle of bee into the back parlor, with Williams and my- self each holding one of Guicn’'s arms as if him on his wobbling legs. rooin, LO steady Sitting in deep handsome sicaj women, in @ remarkabi. the corner of the upholstered chair, was a well-dressed man of atriking phy- surrounded by drinking to his drunken garink proportions, Beveral who were healti Guion, in his role of a ver tor, Invited have a nim, including the Meanwhile, of course. Guion wa everyone to ‘ " e\, man 1f} ‘ if lone corner s keeping up a rapid-fire cabble of little mneaning. just the disjointed might be pected from a tipsy man Guion’s patter and his aimless gave Williams and me the to work our nearer to stranger's chair. Suddenly Guion and side- stepped. and Williams and I sprang at the man, pinning his arms to his sides. He was by surprise, dumbfounded, realize what pulled a .38-call- monologue which eX- movements necessary chance wa the sobered taken completely and before he had time to happening, Williams had ber Smith & Weseon from the was man s left hip sulled a .45 Colt’s frum Both pockets of his coat pocket and | had the right pocket. heavils the two guns were wejghted with cartridges foi until a few days K jl- vE DID not know it but >, . ? e ty Or: (); 1 7)¢ / later, our prisoner was Ben most dangerous the ‘‘Hole-tn-the-Wall’’ his record. Was now humiliation of hie first arrest. patrick, Rank, un: members of despite dergoing the The prisoner turned obstinate, remaining si- lent when asked his and with a sneer refusing to rise tu his feet. Evidently, even under tbose circumstances, he was planning to make a break And It then that I brought upon myself a bandit's chirst which stayed with until who, gory for name was for vengeance him hia death I kicked him in the asahins With a how! of anger and a shower of epithets he came to his feet and was quickiy subdued amid a chorus of female cries and hysterical shouts. On person found hundred dollars in the stolen, unsigned currency and as much more in good bank notes which he had obtained that afternoon as change when purchasing jewelry and beer Our search also revealed a hotel'a room key, with the identifying tag removed, and after Kilpatrick had been lodged in a cell at the old Four Courts building, Burke and I began a tedious search for the hotel where Kilpatrick had been staying. Finally, at the manacied and completels his we several] Sst. Louis, clerk key. al- ascer- Laclede Hotel, the identified the but said it would be most impossible to tain to which room it be- longed unt!l a check could be made the followine morning. All night long Burke and I watched the elevator It was about 6 o'clock morning that a woman, dressed as a ‘‘cow- girl’’ and carrving a small black satchel, emerged from the elevator, paid her bill and ordered her trunks sent to Union Sta- tion and a cab for herself. We quickly made inquiries q $8 , partly in the and ner the that d uring said she stopping at days, but come in clerk, who had heen several had not of the husband te] for husband nigh The woman Was stepping when I gently requested her to return to the complied readily enough Her was found to be filled with stolen currency. Meanwhile, Burke had halted the loading of the trunks. One of them proved to be nearly filled with unsigned banknoies. ho- the the cahb into her hotel. She UESTIONING the woman at the Four that she was Laura Carver, Bill Carver, who had short time before while bank at San Angelo, days in jati, the she knew very lit- She said that of the learned alias we Bullion, Courts, Laura widow of killed a leading a raid on a Texas After a few wonian talked freel) the been tle of the gang's operations. after Carver's death the members “Wild Bunch" drew straws to see who wouid cure for his widow, and that Kilpatrick won. the time he Was his trial, uttered information, He was during all before Kilpatrick, held in jail syllable of even by Chief Desmond. aijence continued mot one when “dj a sphinx and his received his sentence of 15 years in th: eral penitentiary at Atlanta Then it that he opened up and vowed. vengeance upon the head of the writer in the presence attaches and officers I was in- threats but paid little or Kilpatrick served part ‘““sweate until he “ed- was of court formed of no attention to them was a model prisoner and, for was re th ORE of his sentence with time off leased in 1912. The threats good behavior, uttered were not idle ones, as it developed and his means of accomplishment were far-reaching. Jhe¢ he had later, misdirected revenge occurred the year after Kilpatrick lost life while holding up 4 Southern Pacific rain near Sanderson, Texas. a’ week after his release. David A. Trousdale, the Welis Fargo express messen- ger, ended Kilpatrick's career with one ter- rific blow on the head with an ice mallet. About the time of Kilpatrick's arrest in Harvey Logan, another member of the “‘Hole-in-the-Wall'’ gang. was arrested at Knoxville, Tenn., for the murder of two 4 118 Sunday Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—March 20, 1927. gamblers and two police offi- cers there and was sentenced to serve 99 years on each of three counts, or a total of 297 ye@aras, He escaped from jail. Logan has been at large ever aince. He is known to have returned for a while to his old haunts in Wyoming and South Dakota, and to have been there at the time of the Gibbel murder. I have learned recently that Logan and Butch (as- sidy now are operating in South America, in a remote section of the Argentine, at a place said to be similar to their old Jach- aon’s Hale rendezvous. After a period of service aa Chief of De- tectives in Hot Springs, Ark., followed by several years of practiaing law in St. Louis, I took up my residence in South Dakota, at Winner, county seat of Tripp County. And had I but stopped incidents, I Kilpatrick's very shortly thereafter, to analyze a number of the working out of could have seen revenge When the portion of the Sloux Indian tand known as the Rosebud Reservation was opened to settlement in 1911, homeseekers assembie from all parte of the New towns were establisi.ed magic. Thousands took up home- steads jusiness flouriahed, in apite of erude facilities. So quickly did a feeling of camaraderie spring up the newcom- era that, within three months of the arrival of the first homeseeker, an ‘‘old settiers picnic’’ was held on the unbroken prairie. began to {nited States. as if by among yATURALLY, there was considerable L | activity in the sale and transfer of homestead rights, which necessitated the use livery automobiles, both publicly owned. And wren Henry a little town in lowa, ith his German wife, his auto and little else, he soon was engaged in taking prospective land buyers from the end of the railroad to distant parts of the interior. Un- asauming and inoffensive, it is probable that this hard-working man never had an enemy in his ilfe. Every phase of his career, frcm childhood on, was gone into thoroughiy b) paid investigators after the tragedy, without their finding the slightest trace of any per- son who might wish him harm. of many and privately Gibbe!l came from The Train Robber’s Vengeance Miscarried John W. Shevlin, Former St. Louis Detective Sergeant, Discovers Thirteen Years After How He Was Marked for the Doom That Befell Another Man. . is - + : . oc a ! . 7 y y gna ie a 2 , > _ * ; “a J al w Pd é* > > ; Pid F > " ‘ i ; * ates ’ Henry Gibbel’s auto was distinguished from all other carsin the vicinity, with one exception, by a cream-colored stream line near the top of each door. The exceptior was my car. Although the two cara ‘re not of the same make, the stripes made them look very much alike, to the casual observer. Moreover, automobiles were comparatively new in those days and nearly everybody wore the regulation cap which was thought to be a necessary adjunct to the successful opcra- tion of a car. Late in September, 1913, Gibbel took a party of prospective land buyers to Colome, a small town nine miles distaht from. the county seat, where he received his pay and started back. That was the last time he was seen alive. Two weeks later the body of Henry Gibbel was found near his car, which had been backed into a deep draw on the prairie. The body had been removed from the car and laid on the ground alongside. Blodd stains on the seat and footboard indicated that he had been murdered in the car. ‘It was evident that robbery had not been the motive, for his watch and money were in his pockets, untouched. The Coroner found that his death had been caused by a .45- caliber bullet which entered the back of his head Everybody was shocked by the murder of the harmless and inoffensive Gibbel li seemed such an atrocious crime, lacking any sort of motive. The Sheriff did his utmost, even Pinkerton detectives were put to work and the county spent more than $10,000 in an effort to unravel the mystery, Dut in vain No arrests ever have been made In the case. The affair took its place among the unadived murder myateries of the country ND a dozen yeara later, while chatting idiy with a chance acquaintance in the smoking compartment, I learned of my narrow escape from the bullet which was intended for me but which ended the life of Gibbel. The storm was roaring out- side as we sat there in the swaying train and smoked and talked at our ease The biz cattle man, it was obvious, had not been cone of the gang but he had known some of them and some of thelr friends. He knew the in- side story, but not how much it was stag gering me Harvey Logan had been visiting old ac- quaintances in that part of the country at the time of the Gibbel murder, said tne cattle man in answer to my careless-seeming questions, but departed immediately after he killing, and it was not until Logan was on his way to South America that he learaed that the wrong man had been killed. “Murder will out,” says the old proverb. 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Q , _ pect was then asked, had e ans ; - \ as : 8 ae — that it would have served him bette . imsaA koliaf to say “yes heiped belle! German poiic some one who cnew of his technique and, though not mn enemy, imitated it to throw eus- picion off himself and on to this man But the ‘trade ma with our record of it thet it must have been studied either at the acene of the oy * -* fo ® fm ™ i tf O 2. '? ‘ } ~ 1 { wd who had access to the Kriminai Archis suspect and given it to some one else ow. + ~a ir - > . . oe ey - minology of the underworld, . ° . tow) a ’ ~ . j ‘sf uiay nave piantedc tne Sud ect - Fins? ‘ os e lia i. OR the first time the police be- Came eager to believe this man For if his story were true it yr ~ * > +> i 7 r 2 Wr as > = 2 ben if tre eal a © Dewees. (oieors 7 e € } , > . > ? LICE Vas * kels \ ve & at 7 = “ Having in mind the suspects in ‘ + { > iwret oe patina fian - awed ad € nik i\ il L€ eat ine Ligure noe + al ¢ wiarg? i‘ > - "oe 74 ‘ De Kan i—_ 3 »* . su pe id > Pia + a ? 74 > - » } that of @ sort of super-burgiar who TST? o| +% > + A —| o% - studied the technique of other lesser by es ce * » >’ ° . 4 nal +. JUTE are Ww id i en procee Gec qs ifni- rs *-z ~~ ow 4 —- 4 és 5 - their technique and did it so we that it fooled the experts, readers, so i on — ° é | be om he fw Aes 0 SPean Oi Ci = handwriting a> A. .” , ~s ry ~ + as ” . Lime conleceraies Oi - 7? 7 >) a at ~~)! | ‘. v ~ = - = -e « VUTR iB! Ouigd .& eC + ranbheec = Wee 7 > Durgiar to be have a & super-bDurgiar would have 5 ie I — . liv . si a z } = his accomplice on the inside at Police 3 of the council roam of the detective > " 7 y ° : ~~ & , - : chiefs. Then followed a secret and minute search in the Meld record of the sever hyondred mer recorcs i? & es « se ®Tai wilh lisi CLL © ii and women who were themselves em- ’ ° = ‘4 +. ’ - pioved in handiing the huge oard Cataice But these had been chosen with especial care and the secret investiga- tion Dore out the records of ecrupulous honesty of ali the aetaff * . » * >. ~ a . rad Y~ene However—so minute was the search cieTkae and -it was found that on severa! occa- sions when one of the scrub women employed in the Meidwesen offices was ill her place had daughter of hers The daughter did no other work besides this Assiduous shadowing of this younx woman, Anna Kurtz, discovered to th police one suitor or favorite of Anna's, who took her out often to cafes and theaters This man was traced and identified as Henkel, a former clerk or a pro- feasiona! bondsman. who specialized in furnishing bail to those arrested on criminal charges. Henkel did not seem to Bave any means of support more risible than Anna's. ut he did pot lack the means wherewith to give both himseif and her many treats at ex- pensive restaurants Meanwtile word came to th seer of the Meidwesen menial! workers that Anna’s mother was i!| again and that her daughter, Afina. would. as Ueual, take her place that night after office hours The full been taken by a oOver- Meidwesen staff works of Criminal “Trade Marks ? Master Ma, Hunters—y Seeesses pebesesess en eee on The leader of the party called up: the State's full knowledge one absent ‘“Useleas to play this masquerade and consent. hie term be- The wood of the floor of the money*any more We've been on your trail ing up. But it made him. ciangers office proved an easy task every moment of the time since Anna for the chisel and hammer, and in a card of Hannus e nervous, anyway, to hear ‘iV! ; . 4 {ou > + ; that someone was asking few minutes Doth the Krimina! Archiv iced your ‘Henkel’ here. about hi Ones We've followed So he felt the need of One of them crawled on the floor We overheard your plan to imitate relaxation. This lokal, as toward the window and street doorand Wehnceke’s technique in robbing the he knew. was safe from with a tiny pocket torch searched the money changer on Friedrichstrasse. the police, and he looked until he found the wires of We saw Henkel lure Wehncke to play there for a breath of the burglar alarm With a short, cards with him so that he could not respite. pair of telegrapher’s shears supply an alibi He was a recluse of a he cut the wires man, so he cailed for a Meanwhile the other opened the too! pack of cards and, order- and was kneeling before the ing a stein of Kuimbach- ™ changers sheet-iron safe. er beer, arranged the can- T% « together several dies on his table and be- pieces of steel into what American safe gan a game of solitaire. crackers call a ‘can opener’ and looke “Hello. Wehncke!” iike a glant model of one. With this someone said as @ starter, he went on rapidly after a pattern set for him by some when you cut through the floor robbed the safe this night. Now _ blow your brains ont if yoy Atteny to fight! Open up!” A few minutes later a Voice, with emotion and calamity. Calleg down “We surrender!” Half an hour later a band © whe can only be described as “forgery » Durgiars’ trade marke” were ta célis made vacant by three unhappy suspects. now Teleased dimes “We've tapped your telephone wire, With apologies. and we were within a few feet of you (Copyright for the Post-Dispaten) —. SSS tody of the State with stole the Kurtz Webneke from on wien were in the WO-TINT HARMON _neu' sensation in Rous ‘And a gift! ‘Limited offer ROM the justly noted Bon Laboratories comes a new | It brings striking} way. rF put In rougt liness in a new >| ?,.3 . r ~ “ ‘ The ittie man “wernt = KK biiu i’ as, pry Open the asefe door ' Two tints oniv. ut of inerez e* ~ a ‘ > ¢ - . R t bh 4 ; 1} A 2 ? . ~ . 8 ° ” . ‘ iin omnis @ floor and But he, too, would have given an splor-accuracy. They harme i * - = se ank i. — s fea 4 ho leaped to iis fteet, is *! * feeling that he was work- we on ir —?.% > . 4 hand darting to an inside ‘Dg @iicr a patiern not his own hat with natura! skin color. Use St berry if you re blonde to medi fair; Raspberry if you're’ dar he effect is vivid, yet subtie Free with purchase* | The rouge comes in an aristocratic little “vanity”. price is but 50c. And with ¥ purchase there is a free-gift— Las stogl two jars of f HILDRE CRY FOR pocket A stranger was regarding peculiar little incident in his Y him affably The door had given awa “My name isn't Wehnc- before he quite expected it. N. el of the safe. even as though tnere were a definite touch he wanted é a F , rare | fj ,er * Cit * h ther amiied tO Mnpress on is work + hha ge avon vege Pres 505K ae ous Boncilla creams, with a bal a, oe e tho f= - Ww, ® \f§ Ani wn - , ‘ Then I must have made In the safe were bundles of dollars face pow der so clinging and : : = ; = phte es a mistake in the nam Junds sterling. as wel! grant you ll adore it. Ask for the new Boncilla ~ angie Set—at any toilet go counter. BONCILLA A circle began to eat its under the chisel and » he said gentally. ‘But my 4s Other foreign currency here was also German money there. but the man especially aa Fulda. Peter Schnabe] be saw ona bit of paper in the same § Rd’ uppard ! assauii of f hl har: mer bler, Chris ‘eit this severeiy aione, LABOR ATORIPS Inc INDIANAB ami others told me to look Grawer a carbon copy of a list of the = only during the day. At 6 o'clock up Carl Wehncke when I got out and serial numbers of the German money : the day erks go home and @ he'd shake hands with. me. I got out Oilis. The foreign currency was stuffed ema staff or night shift takes their jast week and I've been look n« for into the two valises piaces At this time too, come the you since How are rou? My name is The other man meanwhile had man- ecrubwomen and office cieaners Pfeffer llated the front door of the office so That evening Anna KAurtzg came in The ittle man atared suspiciously &at it appeared as thoug the lock h mop and at the cordial stranger. But the fact ad been forced open, from the inside ; > > ~ that A me e and « is "On f -r Te ssf at he had been admitted here and eb and Dis confederate NeAdmorile *s ore ae fr lo) hela , he . . i s e Qo. 4 i> a An r > 7 then? n +} YS n Ordinarily there were Cierms avout ‘0 ‘that he had named so many chose pals CMCC Gown again through the hole hn , 4 ‘ ’ _ gos SRi nan “s¢ +s. ig iw * ys di - h |e — 4 se wn. 2 — the Kriminal Archiv offices. But thie hie as aA th ¢ ‘ in the fioor they had cut, and came = ‘ ?* »- - os | 7 ‘+ rrr om * ‘a Dd io i > > “> evening Lney ree med .0 be Aa a - JU aD + er . He a ” >" -f \ Swevrer take he ee lt ‘ f wt Jaseme ik nto . - s ~ ee = &e *- 7 > aad os > ~~ a « on * _* 3. . “Tes m= wd -”- ‘ ~ , a) : — a mood, and were watnered in tne main , > his bowom and trust him merely be urtyvard Here they ciimded a tai 4is mw Se Ae aXe SA WO’ b4 4 AeA ee) . ‘ af ws PHins h» sos 4 y a t= & ~~. > “ ¢ .* Tr lime * « Ww o ~ ay , ein -- nav ee 4 & £00Cc Oeste WwW i ae, , . . cause he had named good names At about eleven in the evening Anna pamee : : the other climbed. and iseued on the pape ng The stranger treated to drinks and .__y rose suddenly and went to one of the street =?) « — we We WO oe a ho a:leg cm? 4 ‘wo — ~ ni > a as or SUEE CS eu a + a ke TA KAD * os ‘ . cabinets of the Archis faking out a P 1 A (taxicao nad deen SIOWlY K£OINE ° , ee casino for small stakes. Wehnceke was | ee ) 9 , key and a slip of paper from the bosom around the bieck. But at the sound \ astoria: S ” * ry ro _ kf , . r yy ~ eo» - ? . >? rearrt -~ © ~ wo ; ~ © _—— “ ” ~~ =~ bh c> om ? ck = 3 ATS ~# 7 " oe i : canis 7 ing bn vehaste * a. sfesaig ee ea toacaaaie - Cc iw? "ea ew. * io! s33° a P, + “a = * £c ‘no + : Va 2] ore sa. Bist un ioc ru arti ze sit a » a eee . * P m 4 ~s “ Paoree cra¥vn Ww te & neow., - uv a ike ¥. are ot 4 ay ° . 7 and consentes Phow nlaved - he ‘ aTs O IT & li P . ) U d Soo h me wers an a rlanc Pae at ms i a Ty; & ais . e a4 it Xs s iL= - a’ ru We ac Gh ia At wiineg ia mca? he 6 ; wrt a a need € ‘ ag as SLUT Bi “ aregoric, |? rops an t Ing Lee ‘ a '* ad m™ chee eer a a4 sai * z ew oe... a ied’ . et. e. > >» is" as » | - ‘ ss P . an » rT w > ¢ “— o +h ~ ~ on - sy . = =~? I d Ch Id . rq Tho ~ ™" ~ ee on ni? 7 am ot 5 CA : KO « J ei ee , Li 5 Lil€ a. ie * _ ¢ > i am *“ONTaAIinIinae it\71 , 5 4 Tf -~ d sed > fy * 7 w ; " abinet For some minutea ahe copied ” ie, and into the cab COTM aI Ne C pium in one torm or anotner, t so a1sgul a ome cyeing. 5 en you! It's fan, — BEE ; me i is ok! hl CL Utrenger abia to Wenneke “| suggest La the : ae : ; h hild —— Bipmtrnliesicsic a slip of paper what she read on , .— Pape tee make them pieasant to the taste, vet really to stupety the c mi | ia 4 Fé @ ¢ ~ Ty te! and mia aOTT & NE .. ft a mown KeD OO x ne yu ‘ ‘ » a : i > « ‘ 7 . De _ 4g A = ye mall cei on , : that card "le , : give the appearance of relief from pain ee ee ae eee Then she put the card back in its ™MOFf , se 6 bgt csw — a en | : - cosy, 1 you just use Fea) Gye , > of the taxi to see if they were be- It required v re n¢t ch to ff lv v able ontams Cyes do @ perfect job on any fabric=— place, closed the cabinet and locked it Wehneke was winning. So he con- a oe ese UC © requirec years of researcn to nd a pureiy veget WEE ever other colors. Dve ar thing oa ‘ “a i? " 4 — ie ‘ tee ‘ - e e VU ia > 3 vith ‘ - i zz wed : - Ot! ~ i a Ot « a . ain . ? 2 t. . = is _ P ‘ rust the key and the slip of paper sented and the two took a belated taxi ; : _ kept a nation that would take tne piace o! these disagreeable, UN Pie: washing ~ ~ .¢ > oo r a . - . . 2 i ~—2. > P pie AVUL @.1108U Dut ev seeme reg &- on aa Pientgnk . ae - , * . back in her bosom, and resumed her and rode t Pfetfer's St, Weer — se and Vicious qgmeaies that from habit had become almost unive! FREE mow 4: any drugstore: the Diame £1 “ovr ‘or ‘rot ” rid Aon = ae — ’ ail = ' é on ; a ' se . —* > he . - Ff + nia +‘ va =" “a4 = Beets 7 yy a “ a a severa, oe _ - ; pe a 4 1 = . ; Dve yc 7 7 full - “ — a Work By midb rt ’ as)\+¢ “was Bo Bs ' x : ©, SS pS ii t + res e- - : i Ais Was ee inc Nrion ty cf 5 - ie h oduction : J ~~) JPec ia ke i 4 suggestiona, sl 4 let aie ie she ine cards ‘emokine Enalieh dice ta. Blocks from the scene of their exploit.) +... Ss theyinception of, and the reason fof, the lates mmpie directions. actual piece-goods ¢o "Be e > ei ‘ ope " ad PO Se aT ne Of = e | : . _ Lai US & hss ws Feiss & ana ih .é na 2e¢. we = 3 hh - ~h 1d * ~ : i > ahi i — | ties They. got out at the gate to the ~~ ievener s Castoria, and tor over 30 Véars if has proven 10S WOTLE sampies. etc. Or write for big. ilustrat ~ ; ~ aon a ' nin -— * a eo «6 “ = % _ ‘ » ‘ ‘ , : . e . tA a \ » r alr e BE D 3 Ante resting ipier- aati ~/ ns Si pt - .-* na Ni One . . SS -— : ™ * *. itis ~ . Tt) ape . . . * book Color rT ** oe te. —__ ’ sh garden where Henkel had entered eer. received the praise ot Physicians everywhere and become @ i DYES D 7a Ripe De 1. 2 e e - ce ~* 9 - . . ude ,OKa 2 em a ae wpe 8 bold word among m Jerr. R, Burlington, Vermont ~ 3:4 + oe } — + — ee . : ae ere S ws VEAVI TS Bou Val , © men es ‘ 7 SS ry} big oadt LiiCTS wilt ~ = a £2O AOME r . m at ent mornin # ain ¢@ Ws - > — a Lv iTe s¢ 1 wit a ? —~t 2. ee Ty , | " 7 : P it took a tax > a Quiet restaurar won an agreeable amount of pocket sg A remed' ES] eC [AI = prepared tor Intants and _ ie ret + . " > ° , , . . — . . ‘ rtterm berger! eae a a “fet - _ * are ’ vs + ln wu? os > - + ; “er vrs *- pe ‘ | 1 : t } | ' ~ 244 DG ~F a & ? id Ti - . e ay . ~ a f et 2 : "re Beweatiat« . Lam teheles 7 . + ’ r ¥ = : r . baVPas SS a - er | . . ; : a \ » 4 ~ em a9 =a eee vee fe . mii s aaa (ii¢i Would Ceis ti . i Piving tr nel Da DV a d ‘ - ‘ r & Ln : *. ‘ o = . ‘ - = = 1. ‘ F - - o~ ~ = - > uM met by Her most a ; v ‘ £ C -. aae 4 Sp US ra © + 3 : 7 ‘ x ring as ne ren Ke e &SSiG ai ere Ne Pa alocen ™ ‘ond eric ots rf herce? Sic es > é ry ~ -, = - eT ~ ei > Ug 7 | Was ’ ns . g R A ‘ ‘ we * ‘ sd a . anal ss * ad ‘2 ? rr on = x other sat down to qa. +0 avoid imitations always look for the signature of ? 4 x i * e slip in iia an q t HA Der r , se A sh be i? oi ‘ > Fall or a a 7 - ‘- —— an ‘ . . Li t ; OT & &#@cene Wae Lak e smhar ~ - > ?. bem etme oes ~ ~~ Ph: . ‘ naphee : ° t ee ~~ eho ¢ a a * + > » ‘ tt eS a - ai eu as Fi f eT & rover! si Te@cii , $ OT eatin package : ySicians everywiere = - ° ©OOD @ile La © od Oo & ix — cane po aa - - al oman . Lo .S e at oa ahotrer 2 + ll or - a - ws ‘ ae ee , a hi ee + + ~ ¢ ——s : . © 4 Ss ee Dp) c 4 t Cié Ts aAnSWe red _e “brag . ee : f ang oOimee “as n an er zl . ° 4 . ts ~ = a ¥ g rT > eo r =| > re’ “~~; ee > - : ~~ t ‘ » . = BY : ee) ' al Z ; * wi ae ge 3 must speak to Herr Pfeffer.”’ th q S o* —~ 4 FT - — ‘ Pa, ‘ : A si amle : a 3 > LE i t 6evera Ji Lx AS it mm _ ) EP ran a’ ‘hea tetanhone an 7 . b. — : . . ; = ; ' - : * " s - aa ‘ A A‘KSD + Sa MN » A & t on e 7 " © does a thri re sineaes news > ae fan + w Want tA ~ s bes se ~ - * ._ > iu ur x) Bectior f Be i ai dG tne T ‘ore gD Tre * ok r) ar ©€\ar at : ¢ ‘ s \ ~ &- ~ a _ > _, o @ « . oe - - * ™ "5 o . s) . a hight was far advanced Pe Man Saw English pounds sterling and America: The clerk pluggec the ca D ~ ae ; me - as ~~ ~ *& " ae “ ia = . a : — ~. ? - 1 » | = > le ae - . . . . not a. sou: Nevertheless e kept @ dollars The dav before he ad done Pfeffer's room Preffer anawered - w &a - ~ J ‘ 4 ‘ \. ne ii > » -_ ws ‘ . + . | a = - i ved > 3 = ——. . —— eh, . ’ ‘ sharp lookout and as he turned the a ryshinge buaineas ip te past closing remarkably short time. as if he had Aw tii e. « > q ~~. ~ ~ ‘ ; » d aed ia ne | x ra SS he = } Z 4 a | » & + , o = . é orner ye whisked about 7 laf} * as ‘ime and . 2 Tau t +4 2 a aa = inf ~ “ *-? — | we - ye wy » . i ss oe | | =) ‘te = - > ? mt Ma + = a Sleak es za ae 9 pids rs ac @?T t en Fenpt me fe Li¥ “ git i 4 ‘ Ming ver near rye - ily, 4 _ -~ ~ » ‘ a *ae S a aa Oa C 4 ar x a or a no - ‘ m - f ~r > . ~~ 2 > ao ~ ~ RP eghr . ; ee His office was on the ground floor on ome Defore nine. Want some Te P=] a ™m > > a « a od 7 e asi \ ~ w Ne ae 4 as 200! Oo Ls as " Fw . na Qat«-h« 7 - ~ Ses Underneath the office the basement “©¢P. ADd when you do come just use house at the far end the garden = - — . ~ ao . 4 — 4 Sm TF ‘" la » wR 4 4 Wasa OCCUP ed par‘ ‘ as 3 atoreroon. srg Ae’ AOD . wake De Goodby ywever o F ¥ take ek wa nr N —. 5 a) od i ~ id ©€ thé rece ion DF fF. » - s - . ' : nia Partiy as engine room Toward three rieite repiaced the receiver and Of Z£ivVing a iow cough. piainiv a signa ‘ ‘ fab i? @& «mms ‘ ‘ iid fi te er? ~ > she 27 % ae 6.47% “T* be But when a m . ee , in the morning, at juat about the time went 0acK guietliY to sleep ite men a @* ie . Moment, ater r Trout ” * 1 > * ~ > - ~ * - ~ . ~~ . r - A 7 “aie Wehneke left the lokal to play cards ®* *“¢ Otner end of the wire did the : AAn? ro 4 aA ~~ ~~ > ne ~~ * ' . : ; « VL Hea anc a ima e res" =e) m4.F8 : — © AAA ‘LYv ‘ on € ‘ ion . ° ~ ‘ 4 ie 8 - ye) : . Om) ti} From the with a POrTtadie apparatus was listen- + a ~ + re Kurts vale i etait Henke! i a : TN TT A rien *¢) * ~~ 4% m . ' -nirg they got out a colliectian of tools. ing im on the teiephone ’ & COD Versation mn both men turned in and slept odd fashioned for rl ad we © & ~ kad bs aad aa 8.ie@pi Vv a.¥ iasnionec iO! wo! « no da ww > t . * . . , oOn eat Mal ar ho A 4*3 @ ~ “hh am a o~ ~— ¢ ‘ n Severe’ Mei: 4 Weitere Y003 Pfeffer’ had just had. When the You can have a fine head of hair—even if you ve = Tai Digits iater rurtive iitti workingman vid * ne : raneaivar ' } : a tie workingman would have recognized receiver had been hung up he looked started to lose it man entered a nacht lokal. or night A. cold chisel. for instance. had it i le a ; P : aps : a ¥ om , . - = bad = ows bos PL os © ’ ae Me ih >» ai nis COmMTraces and rer orted wor But Meter t ti] vou have solved the dandruf¥ wee Ler ie 6} ; Sal , ~ + + . — sv V where ett po.ice were it ie ¥e - b ac Weii padded wit f®atrer an had for word what had been said _ ig ‘ d s s as as s eel or. Aw ° come T 4 =f ne mao A fr he 2 tho , Pa “a bie Oe = , ied : uesiion I 4 maa iD a ° 0 a w uaU > \ “ ec Wei. » as nose OT a g8nort put ie€avy hammer. Then oe can be abeolute! sure 4 0 D> ~~ s | a a a | tw ~G fw (> & > Or. ty tS x fa, * a 2 ® - 4 J ‘> 7 . \ Hag oniy the month before did not reach further than f feet. they shoved th . .— of a ant ; 1; ; rus sbi . stay much against his will, for exercis- ing a circle began to eat its way up- : . - . ‘ a ing His skill on a money changer's sirong box several years ago The little mans current name was Schmidt Schmidt was a bit nervous because some of his friends told him that some one had Deen inquiring as to his whereabouts in the iast few days. Now Schmidt had departed ward under the assault of chisel and = . ammer : y druggist in this country has Danderine, and knows what # se lg tne leader took out his re- do. He knows it will do the work. and knows why. He will J After half an hour the circle was a aa re gguron eg ae gmail hie . es recinenatate — . ’ re hole. It cleverly just missed the iron “Open in the name of the !aw' dDeams in the floor Yet the man At first there was silence in the would have given an oOnilooker a pe house. Then a man's roice cailed out: cullar impreasion of working not ac- ‘What in God's name do you from the cus cording to his own knowledge, but want?’ ‘ : Danderin Sunday Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—March 20, 1927.

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aster +++ ~ e 7+ +4+44744 +$4444 Pats thie ou cut through the floor and he safe this night. Now we'l| your brains out if yoy attemps nt! Open up!” w minutes later a voice, hoa emotion and calamity, Called surrender!’ an hour later a band of what ily be described as “‘forgers of rs’ trade marke’’ were ip the made vacant by three hitherty | py suspects, now released almost pologies. (Copyright for the Post-Dispatch.) ’ OO CIs Lwo-TIN ig HARMONY meee % neu sensation in Rouge: ‘ HILDREN\ © CRY | TY ee a ¢ RIA! oria? (And a gift! Limited offer!) ROM the justly noted Boncilla Laboratories comes a new idea rouge. It brings striking love- jness In anew Way. Twotints only. But of incredible accuracy. They harmonize #) natural skin color. Use Straw- berry if you re blonde to medium- Air; Raspberry if you're darker. The effect is vivid, yet subtle.” Free with purchase: The rouge comes in a most yistocratic little ‘“‘vanity”. Its we is but 50c. And with your rehase there is a free-gift—spe- sal limited offer: two jars of fam- ms Boncilla creams, with a box of fe powder so clinging and fra- t you'll adore it. Ask for the new Boncilla Tri- gle Set—at any toilet goods counter. WNCILLA LABORATORIES, Inc, INDIANAPOLIS. el More People Gross Exa De Henging From Dangerous Demmon Witt Peetiyas. Y ANCE Oppon witt a time was / leeving two frands from de hame from Demmon witt Peeti- yas wot dey was sotch cluss com pen- ions wot dey was ulmost Siamizz tweens. So was raining dere a hod- hotted Keeng wot Demmon made from heem a whole time jukks witt sinot-crecks, So wan day it Bant for Demmon de Keeng wot. he gritted “Wal, wal!!! go you Demmon, ha” I soitiniy Eatting a great keeck from you line. Ha! Ha!—you sure z ot a lot from stoff on de ball—HA HAt!"’ heem s0: So Demmon bloshed extrimmly wot he | So de Keeng said: KNOW, of who reads this is going to hate me. i¢ ee Ttaln reason I'm writing it is that I've hy } d t Yecause sad s0 “Ho! No, sorr. Werry hencoroging, sorr eously heppy, vou rilly I'm gude- sOrrT, Wot you liking mine homble afforts, sorr.”’ 'G'wan! Ha! Ha! Dun't being so mottest!—Say, keed, yOu solitinly a penic!' Dot last creck you pooled———HA HA HA!!—you know when it was trowing neeckles witt penniz in de fontain de should dife in Know———-HA ha ha!-—-——so sad —HA HA HA HA—Ho hb— ‘Dun't trow a quodder odder it'll dife in de Ha WHOOY'! ha—-—say de kKeeds« Keeds dem you from vou Keeng heemsalf' Ho boy. pipple ' Quinn was steetches! !'— in You Sure de berries, kirro!! — HA HA \ HA HA—und de time you sad I got Inerried in de beck yod 80 it should itt de cheeckens de rice -— HA HA HA ———— say ——— I tutt I'll fall hout os from de trone—So So kirro!—we ee leesten, geev- ing you a poddy— We'll gonna heng you! !"’ So Demmon said te i L- ~ (cr (Tey IT AGAIN . PLIZZE . Tea POT WA \FO?6 a7 FEEL™ | | aa honcles, hents, witt sugz!?’’ So de Keeng ‘‘Hm——dot from grizzba Say—we hev dem de Dees is a So Demmon “Dot's jost it' witt a weesit by dem Shouldn't tink I got a high-h I'll be gay!!’’ “NOt rilivit’ Keeng sad: ‘“Shure!' It'll gonna be a great recket———We could gat de Blue Room by de Embessedor' We'll gat de Mayor he should be de gast from honor'! Ho boy!! Will it be poblicity for you? Dun’t esk'! well take foist a peecture: den vou witt den witt de ine witt de rope; den no: -HoO BR! 2 eet? So Demmon sad: Whooooy!'! say, we fife-feefy a copple! de brud-kesting'! Want So de So witt heng- hengmen: den alunn. Is Vou mie: me witt de men, me me ‘“‘“Movvellous''! could chodze Savy hozz abbott Leesten' Dun't forrat-—-I Peetivyas to seet on de dias'' Ulso, wot we should geeve tsooveniers for de ladies hozz about makine souprice pod- dy—I shouldn't Know annytink from it, ha Keeng Dot's a Leesten, comm witt me, witt de Mayor, tricklock dere a photogrepher'”’ 53 4 Say, dees a > * Dem mie! — roof-— witt de heng- Say! KR, opp on de you men, dees hefternoon— l'li hey So witt a copple days befur de deener it came Demmon to de Keeng wot he rad 80 ‘Look, Keeng---I was 89 beezy writing nine spitch for de souprice poddy wot I forgot hall abbott mine femily, witt 2 @b> Gm @b => => 4 =e «=> « © «=. = «em «aD ST ae ee eee Conversations What Men Discass course, that every man that woman wh wil! I realize IOKS it every over be disgusted I'm That's one othe: its not interesting The argument reason had with my) which aD . hand ales ‘+o rm, ' usdDaNC 42i#0 18 not in if a common? len . VIMO iat Artie began by saving Women This story } . : . ersiand vou ymmonplace commonpiacer and commonplace: w Mre ti A4:K DT” understand your conversa- continued. ‘‘No > +) a hh i "i sO en the Blabbits wer Rig ana ‘+ mayo nf ho mAaVUOIL 8) Lit Liie Seanew ”? nothing. about We I corrected did rm ais HO. MRS. DUMBLY Which brings us up to specimen No. 1. (Laboratory note under natural before —(‘onversation con ducted conditions, with subjects fireplace, after geod rieal, with good cigars.) Specimen No. 1: First “Yes, I like ve used the same nazor for 14 vears.”’ "1 C8, like a safety razor “T like a safety razor. the Cutup safety razor for man my razor thats a good Vearas First id razor: I Inan he Cutup “Well. like it.’ “T thought of chang but it's too nan: I keep the same Second razor, clean.” man “That's keep About Spring Shoes His Razor and His Car don't like about the Hodzge- Too man: what I podge First much fas. ° “Have you I kind’ve like it."' it. in window J had time look at it, I'm going to dont like the Caseater .[s huilt, though: seen the 1928S Gaseater? saw a show Second man ea haven't to go in next v tne and but Saturday I way shes OO That's my objection to-the Gas- Heavy 4 : 2 f f sta . } y eae! She's too clumsy iooking 4 First man [ spent my time at the auto show studying the Sideswiper De Luxe Coach Second “The g0ing on their reputa- build a Cal hold wu man Sideswiper D Luxe people are tion. They Sideswipe: good used to doesn't r hats why I wouldn't buy She's done for In a year SO de de poddy on Keene sad: a crotch, ha??’' €cogsinn: rey witt bin- sad: moh lis’! couldn't re high- cless haffair''"’ gad Eg tink I hought to go foist dey wot et— back Tois. “‘Hm—trying to put Sop- pose wot you should gat keeled he- furr you comm beck? On me, S50 Demmon sad: “'T’]] should so de Keeng sad now from bail-jomping fuffit lirry you |] ha? Nottink doong'”’ pust a fuf COmm beck'”’ ‘' Him- de beezness' pust??"’ scendels What So'll be de juk fit I -I'm a leedle witt kind de So it gave a hexclamation de frand witt boozem compenion, Peetivas “CGeey, SO de Keeng said f#ie? De ea a look de fuffit poisson! ’ “You'll be de neemsalf, in Not a musshion peeeture!”’ fuf- ggerations From Heestory so sad Yaa. fuffits’' “Ho K hatt’ Pettivas indidey—I adurr So de Keeng sad ble by me'' Go Demmon glifful So it arrifed gradually was waiting dere de it deedn't Opp dey should heng heem sad to Peetiyas he fuffit, so wot'll gonna be So Peetiyas sad “IT gota geg! Lat’s we should heng heem in heffigy''” So de Keeng sad: ‘Rilly—Is dees a fect?? You dun't say so'' Ha ha wal, in dees country dey boining hef figizz honly—-Henging des fits'’ Hm- So jost when Jost ving —is axgrib . SO Toisday wi whole kraut wot showed yat Demmeon So de Keeng aad 80: ‘ore. " heng fuf- yOu gatting pale, ha’?’'' henging from Peett- heem a dey was yas it flew ondernitt beer, beeg boid. So instat from heng- ing in de hair, Pettivyas was seeting by de boid on de head wot it fle boid de sospanded in So de dees weengs wot it de hair'! Keeng sad ae oe wil | Wo tte ARRAST DE BOID!' So it jomped opp Meesus Demmon “Dot's wort he sad «0 no boid' Dot's l» hosband! Geeve a look' huff de bold de it gave scrimmes witt rurrs witt chirrs wot it Keenk nidder Demmon nodder Peetivas MILT (;ROSS mine So it took uniform wit deedn't henge de dipotted—extrimmingly BUNIONS Unnecessary Prove it in 15 Days! Caen you beleve your eyes? The same won erful dem- onstration om vour feet, tree if it fais No wonder foot specialists have turned thew attention from surgery to ‘edodyne solvent, the miracle of chemistty that gently but surely dissolves the growth Bunion pain stope from first day with Pededyne—aimoet instantly. Actual reduction tabes a littietime Two weeks or more. len't it wonderful that you can abeolutely do away with the malformation and be wearing emailer shees by the time rou need new shoes again’ Trial FRE The full treatment, guaranteed to bring complete reenites, = be yours to try—if you'l! enly clip this special eou pon mall it at once KAY on TORIES one 41 , 180 N. Wacker Dr., Chicage, Ill. Please arrange for me to try your pededyne process, which is ran- Rd teed to dlasolve banion ferme and restore normal ease and Gexibility of affected jointa | Name seawes wer Address ad Tite te NOT an order chip avthing C O.D ; A nS aS ene eee anes aemem ane ques comms ames eons eum of alt AW er DAULG. HABIT CURED FOREVER or NO PAY Poai rea eit Ne g ta] al te iw # 4 ! ; mh acre’ a a ) home (;uareanteed . oan I forete?r «@ leaice ff ahiskey ' ? heron. paregor and laudnum Sar [ rn ‘ pi ee Sta NW-'02 Baltimere, Me ha ’ fatis STANDARD LABORATORIES 2in. Whe peeve ry ‘, pati tit : a? *y rn .s AM | Sean, fCadeh ERIC, “Abign +. “ety ec aneere ae " oe 5 NN RR ote * ~ . we Pat paprentive umes Wb A ee joer here pee 3 3 . 7 onl . *. a | ; —~ *» URN Neh ist, wah diabahe ikea sean Peal ‘ stad Maen 0 ~ eo Hen ten d-qubinns dtimaoetan, area aad »* . on " at ea ee ee Oy Se eo : OTE APR ee ot TR Yat ome - 7 - _ " aun _ _ “ a " — — 2 na ve 3 > * " —_ Sf « Py . vr ‘Set “ r £ . . - . > Aas ‘ ™ 14 a MR ea! tn a Bs Wied De Be ee Re ee ’ ch Re . Eke, G “ = ge. pe NH Rega mw”. FY Aid man FREE now at any drugstore: the Diamond Dye Cyclopedia, full of suggestions, with ample directions, actual piece-goods color amples, etc. Or write for big. illustrated ‘thin on haven't y int s 66 , a cratt=tee—DIAMOND +, ving and how you can aven ne ee tae u zoih’ to | DYES, Dept. R, Burlington, Vermont. pe Ee Shae than ' “4.5 4 me: It certainly gets monoton ed for Infants and Children Panond a. rto her baby a remedy that she Ne cients co; Iting a physician. Make it NEW for 15 cts! of course, that what he said ™°? N° ————— Was *hat’s idt iret man | all them ‘‘first man" onq me aftemprt ‘sicians everywhere recommend tt. | "$17 in 60 minutes’ me a = a | —- AY o take notes d ' 74 ry) 7 - Neg, biah-biah. with the ; - ° 1, . miself, for I do think it's a ahame ‘ bus just Im if women’ nversation equacs sation equals Y ns convel fllig yy ' : ’ ’ ae biamM \ equais 5 Ww hich eqguuais morning J ‘ fee the rearon T-dignt Flext man (Lea them “fiat when this toilet soap, | a igee : ae aise 5) : u MO that) “Took havent time to say anything that all children notebook and pencil and se 1% I h ' ' more ot é j ij 4 UK POoadRe KU DC] n the subject now. for I really mu ‘ - iy dn doe at love, is used d man \e a good CAROL but she | That's Cor nt for the Post aa ignature of oe Hine eae a . PR: NENA pee on the Mois Blab BROWN o me art oy] ¢ 5 ° ; ’ ‘ ' i ce Pete idea of improving y . 1, «a @ that a a “ 7 “ ee * oy pa hn 48 r * r ang # re + " » A ot Neem: lg Re MIRON On ine mening Ce Sn are ea - OS Va RI . ? END PIR a Oh DR tt comin: — IRT and germs don’t mean a thing to a boy at play. Sticks, stones, marbles, balls, grimy hang i stray dogs — they're all in the day's fun. Nor can anyone avoid germs. Your own hands must touch dust pan and mop — re- gardless of germs. Your husband musttouch car-straps, public telephones, money—though other hands may have left them germ-laden. That’s why health authorities say hands are among the chief carriers of sickness. See list below of 27 germ diseases that hands may spread. Why, then, take needless chances when it’s le for your children—for every mem: ber of your Gently —to use the toilet soap that removes germs, as well as dirt? we women should be «0 monotonous! Car, h gfe Its hygienic scent tells you it purifies Lifebuoy is so different from other toilet and bath soaps that even its scent is different. RING LARDNER ‘and 60 Missed Poison Pie Long Life Secrets For Cross Worders Polite to Pags Not a perfume, but-a clean, pleasantly hygienic scent which proves Lifebuoy gives greater protection. Even before you've fin- ished your first cake, you'll learn to love this cleanest of all soap scents, which quickly evaporates after rinsing. Without its antiseptic, Lifebuoy would still be a wonderful toilet soap — but it wouldn't give you the same measure of protection. Like millions of others, once you form the Lifebuoy habit, you'll wonder how any other soap ever satisfied you. | To the Editor: Cigarettes | people COUPLE of weeks axo having ar aii} oul A ves the birthday anniversary of ve +e ' | o 1 . . > ? } ta é ee f rr of ¢ . mn) ¥- a d the undersigned a!i the stores n it - ave unless CALIFORNIA ROSE in Great Neck except the drug wanted to set Wayal re a m § 1) 1? in the evening anew erin A great many men and women of bot’ gt d we will send tnis a! a certaln yk d a rgee prepaid, a one polished CALIFORNIA ROSE DIA- : Sor beauty. We do this to advertise our ~ yd oi eo, ad og oe . ponsine ut tiv matching ed Anest 6500 00 cok’ water jamond in het a catsltag ruinbow fire. Amazingly low ” for life. Mel! pesta! tede ectual photos of Stee! Blue Diamond. Diamend Co. Dept.9 Moenterey,Cal. ee iorsemens team and 0 tm Rant aan es - ‘ a . - er ~ - - ~ ‘. es tes > Re ere — - i : oe n , “ P . en - iene uten - . ee os magpie 4. “ 2 ‘ , i : ? ANNA tint teresa sic rip eae nigger tc marctnsinte ic tprienine mis a - — 2 - : : ¥ : — ee enere a Ne IONE AE Nn Shrine’ f, | , eee we Sy Arata eee en a acta ts dilate enetnaate sl — : fs ‘ ; laa . es “ . “ ~ mare +e » A Saetoca de yore eS —— a " he i om es oats eh no “nam ee ee ee * —_— a x ot vies pre 2 , . Ip gene, meer @ o ore ae pen 4 " . ts ’ , ~ 4 yt a yet ry . cow —— - bs at ail . “ Fe cd . Satta 4 rhe + b> : 6 3 g — “ iat ee er s bh ¥ Y Sinn Inet dee ohaie we hed earnny i A LW REST ee CR 4a We IO “GP vhs bw : ne cial ro : LO SnD ciate: “ nbd. mee ee ae ee PO eT ae ee cee, ae eee " te ‘ v 7 Ye - Le whe CL RR MO YOM ARE OBE OS Ties. eh * ot out . . s as mw aK Seas, . - “ ‘ 4s z - ‘ pity, tnd ae Pia’ , my party o + nce ng 4 enue ~ yey r- ° “ ee ee now . . : : ‘ : YP ee 2x9 e * ee oF AS dh eB ety ites ool de toh eigen piper diamaath y : rm + . = — . mt D4 aie ™ : : 2 ¢ ’ ave eed age Sg Me ee. 6 OY 7 eo, Oe ye MON i le “ cn. ners stone : how sili is + . i . aaa - ~ . : WY sae: * wisp ms so * WD e4 * a a et i ca ai - ~ meee nig “ n , a 1 Sie SE alata nenns clei « a Afseee ree ep Ans a 2 al afores Nor ae eagligis a. St arenes igs about ai! thev is to m\ 43.Wa Vy - aie ie: Met SL SAMI ear eae : that I have At ee ae Wade like Detmp- OWEVER a person never knows how close they are to. the Grim Reaper of death and per- writ- only homes in I with game born babe get to be regards to sexes when they age, why they cheat in their age and pretend like they are a younger than they are Personiy I don't’care who knows old I am and was 42 old Friday but don't feel a day over 60 and have often been taken for a boy 55. I sometimes say that a person ain't /"8 for the .thoughtfulness of = Ida. was leaving the house one night for no reason and she called me back and sayd Oh Mr. L. they'’s a big piece of pumpkin pie setting on top of the re- frigerator. So I said that is fine, thank you very much. Yes, she said, but con't eat it because I have put rat pois- on all over it. Well I steered clear pie and so did the furry little fellows who it was intended Even the iddies kept away from it and the only casualty resulting from a liberal use of rat poison around the premises has been the sad demise of 1 cat Speaking about the kiddies who I have knicknamed the 4 horsemens of the metropolis on acct. of them living ao close to N. Y. though they ain't got no horse, why one of them come home from echool the other day with the news that he was the 3d. best student in hie class so I and her who I call the little woman was feeling very chesty in regards to same till one of the other horsemens tipped us off that they’s Sanday Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—March 20, 1927. - SN rae ii ha a ” le ee ee 8 gree erm d dozens of hardy huntsme unting than ever an age. at ae ELSE RE aa Ce es whole iot ‘ cate oe- ris pasSifi« Rae a ae ta a - a ’ ‘no older than they feel and age is just a matter of what condition are you in and have you took good care of your- self Like for inst. you take some people and by the time they get to be 40 yrs. old they already been dead 5 tu 20 yrs. and others even dies in in- fancy and never reaches double fig- ures On the other hand iook at me over 40 yrs. of age and can dress and undress myself and set up to the table and eat and read without no giasses and atill enjoy going to the theater and playing bridge and can get around the golf course as lively as John: D. Rockefeller. A good many friende and admirers had asked me to exclaim the secret of my longevity and how did I manage to pass the 40 mark and be so vigor- Well friends they ain't no secret I have always either eat or } 7 > * ry? iif iif aaa * couldn't hardly a Thay ty Lenn nh ee ity 2) ve eleeailicge, unless they used both hands ~ nO A RI Ae nage RTs a NE they say word give ® m1 r 7 nimrod can on his out the news the other ee nanan es ie ead le UC 89 eR ta tRaEN i vou reply Colds Tonsillitis Mumps Ringworm Whooping Cough Erysipelas ° Diphtheria the dandruff my te ieee ris ee es shot 2 squirrels hrs the one for | but rab- | ran over by} minutes before down that he had than 24 record of time been You can get Lifebuoy wherever soap is sold. You will know it by the red box and the cake—orange-red, the color of its pure palm. fruit oils. heating rabbit the n leas ompletely dis- ticle of dead And new hair ere is to tt. use things to shine douse their heads with some Ip! The way to treat dandrul @ g made to dissolve dandruff poison tormer that length of hit had evidently an automobile a the brought It looks like a law would haif to be, past to preserve our game or the next | thing we know Great Neckers will be) obliged to go elsewheres for their | sport. Already some of our nimrods is complaining and those that takes a dog along with them when they hunt has been known to get so desperate by nightfall that they have shot down the dog. The fur is used for motor robes and the bark for chair bottoms. RING LARDNER. (Copyright for the Post-Diepatch |: of the for few him huntsman *The way Influe ra spreads is unknown— ake e@ution ao t every Prec _— . EEE _ einai Slee I ee Oe + rhe, » een - cee are en 7% insggaatebpardlion: Danderine, and knows what # , and knows why. He will him. And it costs 35 cents! ous about it. drink 3 meals per day being careful to atick to the same kind of food or drink during each meal. 1 did not begin amoking till 1 was nearly 10 yrs. old and have often had spells of limiting Cs a SOA AIR A aa etary, ARNE Nan RON “ . y SPIN ORS MA tees i Mee eee alee eNO ee oe tae ee, ee nig i, ea am. tale . for face-hands-bath Se! args . ae or ee . Anchen an P+ Pages aepuitat Bes. FA — : : aibemeieneitine. oa . ANRC A OTe Ror, ©. ee ae * Pea om.

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7 D | G PAT 3 H MARCH 20, 1927 | . a ee : SHE'S A BOTTLE BABY—] up that way because she has an foe een ee | — OLD DALLAS FORT IN NEW LOCATION—This famous building, in | Florida, was taken down stone by stone, under the auspices of the Daughter ° A. . : of the American Revolution, and t itable location. . 3 “g.2\-7| THE ARGUS PHEASANT FASCINATES HIS iadaeiom me me 7 MATE—These are courting days among the birds at 7 , QUEEN OF SOUTHWESTERN STOCK SHOW —Miss Alice | the London Zoo, and here the lord of his species is Johnson, of Fort Worth, Tex., crowned during the annual exposition shown displaying his gorgeous feathers to the somber- held this month. Kerr Studio looking bird of the opposite sex. —Acme photo.

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JUST A CQLLEGE MAN, THAT'S ALL—John Mack- in, ‘27, one of the University of Wisconsin Haresfoot Club, coming to St. Louis for Junior League performance at the American Theater. “You, too, can enjoy Instant Sleep ae TEN CENTS WORTH OF roaming around the Sahara competition. | when you go to bed” Try this delightful, new food-drink from Switzerland—that brings all-night sleep, all-day energy. We offer you a 3-day test When you go to bed do your nerves stay up? Leaving you dragged out on the morrow—your mornings logy, your energy drained by after- noon? Modern science has found a natural way (a way without drugs) to overcome this; to instant restful sleep that quickly restores your tired mind and body. Morning finds youa new woman. You are fresh, clear-eyed, buoyant. Youthful in looks and spirit. You have energy to carry you through the day and the evening’s social activities. That is the experience of most Ovaltine users. The 3-day test we offer here will show you. We urge you to make this test. It is worth while. Why Ovaltine brings restoring sleep FIRST—It digests very quickly. Even in cases of impaired digestion. SECOND—It supplies your system with certain health-building essentials which are often miss- ing from your daily fare. One cup of Ovaltine has actually more food value than 12 cups of beef extract. THIRD—Ovaltine has the unusual power of digesting + to 5 times its own weight of other toods you eat. Hence digestion goes on speedily and efficiently. As a result fraved nerves are soothed because digestive unrest, the main cause of sleeplessness, is overcome. This is why, when taken at night, a cup of Ovaltine brings sound restoring sleep i natural way. And as you sleep the quick similation of nourishment is also restoring the entire body. Thus y and energy for the next Hospitals and doctors recommend ii Ovaltine is a delightful been used in Switzerland for 30 years ant | | England and her @ now in universal use onies. During the grea : ‘nyali it! cluded as a standard ration tor ‘nvalid sol A few years ago Ovaltine this country. Today it hospitals. More than mend’ it. Not only as age, but because of its ties, they also recomm nerve strain, malnutrit and the aged. NIany take a cup times a. day tor its truly a “pick-up” drink All druggists sell © home use. Or the 5 | soda trountain. but : , 18 ef . quick ‘pick-up be ou gather new streng? day. pure food-drink. It! et war Ovaltine was * was introduced i" - used in hundreds * 1) doctors rece , , 4 ‘al dietetic prom ‘ let for restless = lAret backward child! beef ne two of ee -timulation. *4 rour sizes * for vou at ® try it we ® ickage 108 + and mall OVALTIN Builds Body, © 1927, T. W. Co. Brain and Nerves I tried everything to make , . ited hetter eleet ng active. | am using Ovaltine ! makes me feel fine. Lydia Boehm. S! | I could not sleep s 2 ’ me sleep. | would lieawake all night before taking Ovaltine. Since taking Ovaltine I have no worry and go right to sleep. | will recommend it all | can as it is worth it. Afr. L. Lohr, Steer! Grand Rapids, Mich Name - — — — — — Ciuly — rn — rac meee THE WANDER COMPANY, Dept 37S. Wabash Ave. Chicago, I! I enclose 10 centa to cover cost of packing « me your 3-day test package of Ovaltine Siale (ine pecktaye to & persor — Above) ANTE Frank Di OW ; ‘loudy Teett : _— sim pi V dulled “AT many of the Comme : NM and gu esi a yee ge: ses of si col - ‘Ceth re due to 2 aa leet} ‘hich ordina 2 di sccesstully 4 *nta, Opinion. "Cl this film oo S0rb. scoloratio: ) and ingy, It breed - lecay and | im health ¢! ! e Thus dental au : removed | — a lg and at hedtim Pecial, film-re

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SUNDAY MORNING i aa THE ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH CE NEW STYLES IN GIRLS SHOES / For Silk and Clorh Spring Coats » Ke»: in | | , tock » Also made to | oe , | lata order at attractive prices, = ; Co Nig e Low Summer Rates on a , « TTR Rh ee re ~ ay She : ~ Ae i Slag NN Rt SEIN 8 ACE Hg MGS. BRS GG! SS LN a . , Vaya og ‘ “yee ; a al . . » Late ve ; I r% siheibee- neni i j Sad carping od oxaae ox ae 2 . tik eeneod ors, ec. ve ake sted c ‘ae get > ea gt oe ie, eee son Gee : . f EN 9. > Be skh acer An Se Aiur BIN shat ice FRE «9 Ye 74 ea ebo$ an hi ea ek 2 Cee ES MORI C Sieee aoe aeere i - : y me yn gg ET. wi ¥ 823 WASHINGTONM|@VE SECOND FLOOR —_— - - > — Makes Rowi wil® uxuriant | LAWNS § GARDENS) SHRUBS @g TREES Sd | LOOKING FOR THEIR DINNER—An unusually good photographic study of sea gulls, made off the South Boston | fish pier, where they find from the discard of the market men plenty of food. Rat OMFS AF Siig RRR ROGET PE ae naita APE lg AE ls RAG BE NE I TE REE NOOR BIC Lawn 1S a HER Fy S Kel BORED a ae PE AEE I BA tates Pa af BE bets hE ingis es | : | * r) + oe wy - sree : + 4@oseg etna ae tna ER. DR Te m On Sale er Leading Stor GRASSELLI CHEMICAL Co. | | ey — {-} ——-__— (J —[e Est. 1835 901 Planters Building | Phone _GArtield 4741.2 J a bh Stemdand Held High for 88 Years - Herbert photo. oy oe Ps eek ¢ “fier agri? . a ae : o ee Aygyn * . ~ ato ’ a Speers der scentaiadinseitinn x apes ot ad heat oman its , Betis. Pott oe ae i ye WE ge BO I Si 3: Si RO eee + OY Ot, Shei ws > sp ee =. rs 4 = i 4 7 82 ee Fe eee, foi! a 5 et Barca 4 Me Ae year te I engi Ay aie 4 28 EQ Or. in om > ee. a Papi aah ee al fh : Be oes ath : . " m “=e re eee sistas “cae “a2 eae Witla Waitt. PEI ~ ee ee il nai a 4 He ath bite. i + a aes * Sg e Ay p ht, 2 se —— ~ — ~— Wriinirhntae Ok cil, 5) kieran R MALO os AEB in gam —— tes & a +‘ a” No. 3755—Girls’ light, airy one-strap pastel parchment pump with attractive vamp and quarter underlay. Snappy vogue last and medium heel. Also in patent leather, No. 3756 et a mS” a> a Sad a Po tee mane on Have you a young lady in your home new in color contrasts, paneling, em- between the ages of six and sixteen? / bossing and stitching. Soft, strong, Take her to the nearest store selling t(:)) fine-grained leather. And,_ equally Endicott- Johnson shoes and see the AA PG important, Endicott-Johnson shoes beautiful new models our fashion . have that correctly moulded form so authorities have waiting there for her. necessary for comfort and the proper | You have long known Endicott- . development of growing feet. L Johnson juvenile shoes for their re- | , Leading stores sell Endicott- No. 2282 -Girls’ golden. Markable wearing qualities and rea- Johnson shoes — for men, women, boys No. 1720 Misses’ pat rod calf Oxford. Biond sonable price. Now see how happily 1 and girls. If you can’t locate one near- §>' one strap pump Demand for Perfect Laundry Work embossed pane!, “blimp” : : , Brown pangolin under 6c, 8c, 9c, 15c¢ per lb. last. Also in rose blush these are combined with the very by, write to Endicott-Johnson, Endi- ‘ay; trim last. Also in JUSTIN T. FLINT ing denen ie oi deliehe- _— effects in stylish footwear. cott, N. Y.: New York City: or &. “"" “le : - . isi LAUNDRY CO. ul duotone. martness and grace in every design. Louis, Mo.—Largest manufacturers TEN CENTS WORTH OF KINDLING—Roots of desert briars, collected by Arabs LINDELL 7370 , Exquisite patterns, with all that’s e2 of boys’ and girls’ shoes in the world. roaming around the Sahara, are sold in the marts for very little, so keen is the Dalene ait niga ws , ; ailshtion Y orpo ttm Girls’ shoes $2.50 to $5, according to size and style M) JUSTIN T. FLINT Wants to Do Your Washing He Meets the Popular ori r-0o le I0£-0 0.210 10.2110 a0 210 —Herbert nhot ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT ITS 5 ate een OO I Re i oe % oI : # ha Switzerland—that offer you a 3-day test oer: “ ene Sane eS . " v - te Tac.» gpseteiny > 5 Saupe sgaeitoches @aanedenmasinae alte ctmaneen « 2. ‘ Peg fr Se sages Apmis Gt ay oa Ow SRE OR seg an — a 8 Las, GRE Ree rere tee oe a * ‘ ™ sae B we ee “ 5 : me o mk Tate. hts a " a he te e % * rn ey ings sound restoring sleep im 4 And as you sleep the quick a f nourishment is also restoring © ody. Thus you. gather new strengt or the next day. sls and doctors recommend tt a delightful pure food-drink. It has n Switzerland for 30 years and }s versal use in England and her col- ing the great war Ovaltine was ine standard ration for invalid soldiers. s ago Ovaltine was introd ced into .. Today it is used in hundreds o More than 20,000 doctor: recon | brilliance hy pr only as a quick “pick-up” bever pepe of its special dietetic proper = recommend it for restless sleeP. 3 . ‘trition. backward hildren 1) —_, 7 (Above) LOVE’S SONG is apparently being hree sung to the melody of winning smiles, as Helen " R E E of Ovaltine two t's Jurgens and Claude Buchanan are caught in , h i k natural stimulat. -). C] } A N | N |] “Ole = d9 this intimate pose. Both have found the regular | . NAW es Ol] q V Teet 4 ew Ot aruiTsa y () eg use of Pupeodinn all-important in making their : | | f e iJ re y i ¢ U B E Se one = aerate et - os P Above) ANTOINETTE BOOTS, en route to California, runs across an old friend, , Frank DeWeese, at Albuquerque. Her glorious smile, made bright : ss (Above) NEW BEA! by Pepsodent, adds to a charm few can resist : ln: : Mow! snide te Ben TN he ite aie Se Sa eR. Nah a EI CA eS en — pa Rai TaN ARE ee eae een tee a ee ee ee ee ne ee , Te — ee onan “ ~ ees i eae smiles winning. j] 3-day test a diene in four s:zes —simply dulled with a dingy film that invites gum troubles in mux it for \ let you tr\ SMILES ARE DAZZLING ; Ph the commoner favor. It curdles the film, then re- WHITE when film is gone. of packing 2a ™ | a} zum troubles, and moves it and polishes the teeth to Teeth sparkla like polished yp with 10 cents. called “alficolac”’ Send for high lustre in gentle safety to enamel. jewels. Gume firm to healthy It combats the acids of decay. It coraltint. Thus this new scien- y brushing does 10-Day Free Tube acts, too, to firm and harden the tific way of dentalcare becomes | | . [| 7 Mt success: nbat, is today’s 2 gums; thus meeting, in many ways. oneofthegreatest beauty treat- | ) ‘| FREE~—Mait coupon for 10-day | fal opinicy ) the requirements of modern findings. ments of the day, and, with its : : . | : | tube to The Pepsodent Company Old-time dentifrices did not adequately fight film. unique therapeutic and pro- Dept. 1774, 1104 S. Wabash Av- That is why this modern protective way, as a twice phylactic qualities, a great aid . 4 | Chicago, Ill., U. S. A. Only “tT ackag CTOT\ .P 2 SP A ES Gee gee EE eee tre tee — — ey . es ee ~ er ‘ ancyace oaeg: on ea rerreany Pa ee Ma 7 - /s ey ™ Le . ‘i whens a hes s ie 4 o ae J te is tad " er . —_ a ee ‘Seg oy yrsay id f ewes lg kee ow ck te ab \ebueagh AS Rae ED cert tiee OAR e hE Nn tee eae a . rae Dh a ted UF RN ete As 9 THe athe. Sr Lae PAGE os 9 ~* fa 2 ah i aa a Sateen ES hecause it = your © across your teeth and you will ‘this Gln ppery sort of coating. Film ab- Orhe ; . § disco and thus makes teeth look dull al songs Dene ~ a i ee i i a 1 na, Texas | his cade ee ar are anes > a day habit. and at least twice a year calls on your in oral hygiene. tube to a family. —e *nd dingy ge eee entist. are being so widely advised. Mh , “dingy s germs and bacteria and invites d = y is - os 18 Ei : | ve ad Name..... f packing and mailing. Send | at, decay oyorrhea. It is a ‘menace to tooth Accept this test Ee “ AF ro ra : | - —e t | “S gum he must be combated. Send the coupon for a 10-day tube. Brush teeth this Address : Thus den: ‘thorities now seriously urge that way for 10 days. Note how thoroughly film is re- rm ‘ -. + yew GOOD-BYE, HOLLY WOOD, «s ¢ Al ea Clark ia be remove i at least twice every day —in the noved. The teeth gradually lighten as film coats go. Pp } PS () 1) |. \ i as she leaves seta pike _— ‘ meen ahs . a “’mming and at bedtime. To do so, obtain Pepsodent Then for 10 nights massage Pepsodent into the gums 4 iN d in June. The radiance of her xn : | 4 Special. 61:7 removing dentifrice most dentists to firm and harden them. The Quality Dentifrice —— Removes Film from Teeth and daily use of Pepsodent

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X1051 Chicage ADVERTISEMENT I UR ONE Lerfumes br ardley GOOD CUP 1 On Y DESERVES ANOTHER Men of experience, who enjoy the best of everything the world offers. know there is no finer tast- ing coffee than this. Its goodness is simply irresistible. BOND STRE} 0 rom london Sjamous street of fashion, for which it is named CA new perfume of en | Lng loveliness, now obtainable at the better shops YARDLEY'*x" LONDON New York: 15-19 Madison SqN. loronto.145Adelaide St W Paris: 4 Avede Opera - Ss SUNDAY MORNING -yce between of a white me laboratories of Stanto. pets WwW « Princess Giovanna, of Italy, 19 years old. Princess Juliana, of Hol- land, 18 years old. \ > & \ or ; ” - * P 6 ..22.c5 que ~~ ond x ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT Princess Ingrid, of Sweden, 17 years old. Princess Marie, of Belgium, 20 years old. Princess Beatrice, of Spain, who is eighteen. Neu Princess Irene, of tee Greek royal family, now 23 years old. ABOVE MRS. WILLIAMS writes from Florida: ‘‘ My brother- in-law was visiting me. He was eating Fleischmann’s Yeast for indigestion and made me try it. At that time I was so bothered with indigestion and heartburn that I couldn't sleep at night. It actually stopped my breath. I started eating Yeast with every meal. Right away I noticed that it relieved the gas. After a while the whole condition seemed to be relieved. I no longer have any indigestion pains. I am now per fectly well and holding down a good secretarial posi tion with the sales director of one of the big land developments here.” Mrs Mildred M. Williams. Fort Lauderdale Fia “T had almost despaire of being my old self again” “A physician showed me the simple Way to Health” “My OLD ENERGY, once the envy of my friends, was gone. I dragged myself from house to office and back again—uirritable, inefficient. And I made my associates and my family as miserable as I was. I knew what the trouble was— my system was literally clogged. Constipa- tion had become chronic. I was taking a cathartic al- most daily. ‘‘Today Iama new man.... My own physician showed me the way by his recommendation. My friends on all sides told of their remarkable experiences. I ate my way to health with Fleischmann’s Yeast! ‘‘Constipation—at the root of all the trouble— has van- ished completely. Years have rolled off my shoulders. I y see my work ina new light. I give full credit where it 1s = due—to the great corrective food— Fleischmann's Yeast.’ NLIKE medicines, Fleischmann's Yeast is a living plant —a fresh corrective food—grown in an extract of malt and grain. Yeast keeps the whole system clean and active. It purifies the digestive tract, counteracts putrefaction, prevents the absorp- tion of dangerous toxins through the intestinal wall. Eaten regu- larly, it strengthens the sluggish muscles of elimination, gradually bringing complete release from constipation. A clean, active system is a healthy system! Start today: maké Fleischmann’s Yeast a part of your regular diet. Your di- gestion will become normal, your skin will clear—soon you will look as healthy and happy as you feel! All grocers have Fleischmann’s Yeast. Buy several days’ supply at a time and keep in a cool dry place. Write for a free copy of the latest booklet on Yeast for Health. Health Research Dept. N-929, The Fleischmann Company, 70} Washington St., New York City. LEFT ‘DURING THE FIFTEEN YEARS ths I spent searching ships for opium, hunting down swindlers, learning gambling inchs and ferreting out the secrets of automo thieves in my criminological research, I pais little attention to my health. ‘When a Néw York publisher engaged ™ to write a book, revealing underworld # crets and giving a dictionary of crimin® slang, I had still less time to give to thoughts of health. “After my book Keys to Crookdom, *# published, I { nyself suffering from something whi .s diagnosed as a gener® run down condi yught on by intestine trouble. I was a suffering from gas per e due ?t thie if eetion. I began usa sure du x " ' In a month my ed entirely. I owe’ Fleischmans ! Fleischmanr trouble hac big debt Yeast.”’ , Oakland Cals an The New Easy Way to have your rightful. Eat three cakes of Fleischmann’s eee Unieeh Yeast regularly every day, one cake before each meal. § Eat it plain in small pieces, or on crack “T HAVE long been aware ot rs, in fruit juice, milk or water For constipation phvsicians say , it 1s best to dissolve one cake in diet which would counteract hot water (not scalding) before the fatigue and strain of my neals and before going to bed Be sure that a regular time for evacuation 1s made habitual hef that your Yeast is a wise Dangerous cathartics will grad- addition to the da:ly diet under | y 1 } ee © | a ‘ ially become unnecessars Mocem Nving conditions M { P, [ No s , ra f MICHAEL I. PUPIN. Inven- s : tor, President A an 1 I rOrTOUS hec ee : . merican & lth Association for the Advance- ment of Science; Professor Author of From Imm: grant to Inventor the therapeutic value of fresh Yeast. I myself have some times felt the need of special work and I have successfully used Yeast for that purpose My experience justifies my be cen _— ie ete See NR A ac pttineria.- aw ‘ ms ’ +9 ¢ "reo NOTIC OU are probably lik The entire nation everyday necessities Now—please think this (and there are many excel Suppose, like most peop Now if you knew that 3 the period of one year the —could you conscientious} This announcement, ma ‘hat any one of these savit As sole makers for 50 ye foreign countries, The Lan and standing by offering at Thus, in producing for t most important considerat Listerine Tooth Paste is, When it came to determit nent was that it should be Therefore, the lowest pos This price is 25c. We want you to try Liste ‘u will be able to avail ya If you will simply try it, ‘ented with its cleansing q Take advantage of this @ at other quar’ cver goes back

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av see aa end ee ST. LOUIS POST - DISPATCH aR a Kes Bene ap pie We Pi i Be. SME + a en Bi S80 A i he Rl — EES LR gy leit F caliial Chaba a a ee bili lieiaciatl aides. Piste meas aa a a ‘eros Be fo gt aga if Sa ees, oe wae i al 7 | , | gaa i A | eae - OE. ‘by a | : TROPHY | ae ag . ise 7 ie | FROM THE | | es 4 Mews oid “ee © A pit nae ie i, FRE i DERG. POLAR SEA— Expedition led by Miss Louise Boyd noted California sportswoman, , i : ‘ : bags a huge (ee | 2 | | polar bear. —-P. & A. phot ‘ ae ee: ee ee “weer De ee we Saher 4 ye hag , truce bet ©" traditional enemies is shown in this oto of a ‘© mouse and a live rattlesnake in the boratories stanford University. —Underweod & Underw ood. * tee e + a pe ciapsign ts ae Pare . “ ae ore ~ Bc yo gett Wah . 4 es a ¥ VIVAUDOUN 4 Loose Powder Vanity b The season'ssmartest van- | er REET 4 : | } i 7 ai 5 | ity. A crystal shield pro- tects the powder—a tiny | Ct ae es ae a ae . oo Spurs . “ ee . os x an te: PRE, ae sieht lie ays ae %, m ae " : ae > - gh aa : = : - . fap on it releases just S 1 ‘OUS StTeet 2 . a ) enough. It completely pre- hy a) if iS named ' . vents leakage and waste. sof ench 5 aaa pence pee | anting Be (b-, » obtainable at aa : r shops « LONDON 145 Adelaide St W Panis: 4 Ave de Opera >... as - ** b 4% Rie et oe > “~ Saget ceed — - at en cmp Ce Pay 4 ~ , . SER it RG RED. ORR 8 Re patty oor: : Be a MM —— t~ dns t ake 5 Sse Kai iy. nee ee 3 Rip jgenty SP ler bi ee a ae ee mur a. ne p , = , bn ao » ff re n he . OR hs AS NE ENE R ALO GEE, AE i OEE GOEL OGM iE OR ‘ Ss re ene pee “a OR 33 S bie 14 * . Prez crers This Standard Sink 1S made ticular business A men have re | in the New Process Enamel typewriter rib- ° . . bons and car | + Which fruitand vegetable acids, bon papers for | clear, neat let- the ingredients of cleansers, ters and accu- ee bP M a cabs 7 FAS Nort BoP jardin ss : tat fy $ oe - ’ : Re at = 7 he Fy, hater : mutate e PM ne es : *; * gE Ig. omen, io at Re Ce FEN MERE epost 2 aah pie et aoe Navy ae 3 ae : 9 ae... i Stile peo toni * 3 “ets f IIR Sip, Rae CM gtd ROR rate file rec- ‘ “> “ek : ? 3 5» A> ‘ . - “yn $. . aad : fe - 3 ey d 7 4 xo : * : Dal red BM AP TL toe Ree SE ESL ree | crds. cannot roughen or discolor. - ‘ ; = : vite : 4 ' ‘ » se S :. | |= a So9 Tt tae “4: f° fms 24 : ; _ CONSOLIDATED RIBBON & efi a as Se ees 8 | — 3 ’ ARBON CO. Manufacturers Sinks, lavatories, baths, in fact, all “Standard” Enameled Plumbing Fixtures, St. Louis Branch: Factory, may be had in the N ) hi Sop: sar vag wnat ' the New Process Enamel that stays gleaming white. elf aga i Fé Jee ee: ~ ss Bes s : — ad Ping Hr 3 5 — i ¢ —. s c= eG See them at ‘Standard’ Showrooms —also “Standard” Plumbing Fixtures in the TS type sap en sere ae tog ss : regular enamel. Th) a te he font GAr ee ak they om ow | ag 7 ae : be | Soe. te ae oe nple Way to Health” ea! | Seep? Pep yew 9 Bees Al boy cipal oo) ae. | : SF standard Sanitary Mfg. Co. WOR BCHUL YP WMG | , — ae | \ os St. Louis Showroom: 4140 Forest Park Blvd. New York ee tet ‘ Pe se ‘ ; 4 . A ~ 3 ; : iF : ay ‘- 4 Ji 3 4 eh t . > | . : . by “ t envy of my friends, was ERG Fod hina CONS OTE Ae BARS One ORE: Bu ire ae Fae ey - | . cee house to office and back Be eA a St As Bt ge Xd a> 3, tt . oa ame rv on Fe, int cls SAR Ga OM SEY wt De SERS EE OER Gee Cen al Tip . - ¥ tase Yo Help Your Mouth 4nd 1 made my associates eos Rt ies Hien - rig: > _~ wan rr | or your drugget will refund money Checks Pyor oe 9 sIlwas. I knew what the PN TTS ihe V. Vivaudou, Ine. | PALS Fas 9 7 - ae... | ae" | nine et pee : , ; - rs ae New York Chicago j Be ‘k : mee -? saat ae ht ms Be ee. ge ge: oe : Hy a a terally clogged. Constipa “it. ies Anecies FOX: P' Ses 1h eal Oe hes Laurel, Mim ee we PLUMBING FIXTURES was taking a cathartic al- =) YEase ————— we ne > * x a Be, ~ _ 4 nn wn hk i NS a TR . Sah ae ‘ : eagle AT eS pen =a pa val a et, a Woe! See : i pte aly Cae Re ge Sok 7 SR A = [pt ae ‘Yai ga 7g hs > ew u 2 Pye t,t agentes ee 7 , . + a a ee be, + 2 Pe Lepenapy ° he CE iy me * voters Semper th 6 4 ‘ “ ¥ via i ~ eke R ee St Pacey oe pa Nea ty ra v i ah a Kepema mspacraneah natnrsinamtghi ay ' “ ae oe , _ ih i ‘ “ % - ee Rhee * an m e atic Hg 7 ais 2 y “Cot ea “ we ? axle a ais “s : m PO Reh oe ~ é Seger. thre cheer rar uf DAE ET ebbiat lay Prana ; ‘a —7 a “s J -~ _ on means . nite bs a ” 4 : 3 teu ay wes Fer BP Aahix peters ‘ ” eee nee —_ ~ ‘ , 2 SA GAD sae oy : 2 Lidl aye aval? , ‘ a ‘ > " Mi 4 ro 1 papenntngnes “— oom CA. Agee te eninge: - ’ “y yree , aval i . i — : aay , ¥ * ’ m wan ” . at ; Fite oro? sey spolmnts 9m a Wie hat os 4 " , diate orin nes ta . ratanigned: Y es ‘ oe : manent oy 9 eae 6 wetep hier . : oneness wai , —— : eras oo eee aod ee IEE A ST 8: LANA TPIS TO pH ieetiarensete ; A AA 5 as ROR a amt ae ais ae Resins Va , ae : : Bin om ‘a Fem AQ” Pi > we * 4 ars ° as 7 " a sa " mr ee: = evwavons —_— , : ’ - . poe ve vai + i - orn , -3 - ‘ ae tas open . pe x Led 4 wiv meet: aay ate San a oN = : 3 : . . " : prt - . » M wae er DENTAL CREAMI My own physician showed dation. My. friends on all experiences. I ate my way ast! of all the trouble— has van- rolled off my shoulders. I ive full credit where it 1s | erextowe*st” 11 NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC ann's Yeast is a living plant rown in an extract of malt and iv iftes : m clean and active. It purife OU are probably like everybody else in this respect: You do not believe in throwing money away. refaction, prevents the absorp- . ! , , he intestinal wall. Eaten regu- The entire nation today is showing a tendency toward greater economy in the purchase of uscles of elimination, gradually everyday necessities of life. onstipation. Now—please think this over: Suppose you are today paying, say, 50c a tube for your dentifrice bealthy system! Start today: (and there are many excellent dentifrices selling today at that price). tof your regular diet. Your di- Suppose, like most people, you buy about twelve tubes in the course of a year. skin will clear—soon you will Now if you knew that you could obtain as good a dentifrice as can be made and still save during bu feel Ie the period of one year the price of: ‘s Yeast. Buy several cays : 001 dry place. Write for a free 25 loaves of bread, or— 8 pounds of coffee, or— tt for Health. Health Research : ompany, 701 Washington St., 60 bars of laundry soap, or— a new necktie, or— | 40 Ibs. of sugar, or— a pair of silk stockings, or— a box of fine cigars Sees ee a my ye te - . fee eS n ee. gg LEFT DURING THE FIFTEEN YEARS that —could you conscientiously fail to take advantage of such an opportunity? ge eA ty — for + epdeagent This announcement, made by one of the most responsible companies in the country, is to tell you 1d fecsaiaas ae ie aeerere of automobile that any one of these savings is now right at your door. ieves in my criminological research, I paid As sole makers for 50 years of Listerine, the safe antiseptic, known the world over, and sold in 58 hee tte pecbticher engaged me foreign countries, The Lambert Pharmacal Company could naturally not jeopardize their reputation b write a book, revealing _soagpegieealies and standing by offering anything but the highest quality of product. SS ee coaive to though Thus, in producing for the public a second great product—a dentifrice—quality was the first and health most important consideration. “After my book, ‘Keys to Crookdom, Wt Listerine Tooth P is, theref tod ood a dentifrice as modern knowledge can produce. Mished, f doused myself suffering A isterine 1oothn Paste ts, therefore, ay iy ; a x p mething which was diagnosed as : stad ites . . . . . ° When it came to determining the price of this tooth paste, we decided that a most important require- , dae eee ~ OO ee AE Ry PEP ings n down condition brought on by ouble. I was also suffering from gas Pree ire due to this indigestion. I aqagrng ment was that it should be priced within the reach of every purse. ee eee res aly. . owe @ Therefore, the lowest possible price for a regular size tube was adopted. g debt of gratitude to Fleisc’? mann $ | This price is 25c. rest. ae itereon, Ooklar Calif We want you to try Listerine Tooth Paste with the knowledge that in using this dentifrice regularly you will be able to avail yourself of any one of the substantial savings indicated above. If you will simply try it, we feel confident that you will become a regular user, for you will be de- lighted with its cleansing qualities and its unusually refreshing taste. Take advantage of this announcement while the thought is fresh in your mind. Go to your drug store and purchase a regular size tube of Listerine Tooth Paste for 25c, and with that other quarter you may have been in the habit of spending for a tooth paste buy that something else which you know you need. Our ex: «rience has been that once a person tries Listerine Tooth Paste and enjoys these savings he Never gor. back to the more expensive dentifrices. See what your experience will be. LAMBERT PHARMACAL COMPANY St. Louis, Mo. eae, See ane 4 WN re nonin aie ote lia Tl Tn in ee ae nee eee Se ae NT ane ee Ta - we _ 7 pre y - e * “7 a RQ oe ott: enema mann - eR POO pr Oe AO ap ote Oe eee gn ote e ON Mk eet, ee Ee, RT er ns Scrat oe ‘ Pay n , hie me fe yay RPC Sal, Wie Be Ras tere: Mie on gh " . ae Ne LS abt ela Phy > pte ee as » 10c Tube FREE LAMBERT PHARMACAL CO. vcomlemenPemai m oe GETTING HOSIERY FREE — Thousands of women, having proved that Listerine Tooth Paste (25¢ for Jarge tube) cleans teeth as perfectly as more Name no costly dentifrices, use it the year round and use the savings to buy things eee they need.* Such saving, for instance, permits the purchase of from one to City three pairs of hosiery during the year. ‘Read the NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC to the left be eter ee ae be Alicia uttbuin depts ee athe : y% ~. ye ee Re Bere. . rs ~ ST TTI a trainee Alpes LED AEA Nomen o-oo sin J Trang «ae « — — a nits hiaaghte Oe egy: Hien ee Mise, eietoe if 4 aS they pial ls . r a ere syn San” ae a pay go *

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ie -— _— __ > ST- DISPATCH ST LOUIS, MO., MARCH 20 1927} a L WReTE MUTT A om | > Ga 1G MUTT 18 Foor|eD BY —— Fe : Geevem S MAME TO! = 2 E> 7 UNDER THIS Window th (ad Os OF MAW AND. PINE IT, T HOPE MUTT | FFT EN Ne Fwe MINYTES: AND fe a STREETS AND HE'D ClVE FALLS FOR Ts 7 eee |. THAT'S WHEN Tue Get } | — ME THE EWE BUCKS : mE a HE fA (Ad MAY DiRTY WOic s s Pa tetera gre es Pe re ERE EID NE eR ee th BC ND NOE Rel LR RE mel ee ih : ; ee ste oes ta f ts Fees Whe PPL RE Maney a a a x Seon KMHYjyf/ 04 & “Ti Wages GOAL Aid| — Uy ce AAS CZ ARS . ee 5 Prey {ftig ° OF 8 PE oe: ) SBP soe 2 oe ————— i aa GEEVEM SAID TO BE HERE AT EIGHT A:M. Ir’ A “RT EARLY AS “T's THE EARLY BiRD THaT caTCHes TRE WORMS ~ % uae tna te menene aii) pean ee rae SK > Pew. —_? °y~iew : OO e a ee ey. a eee here me oe ee RI ee SR rey ores ee _ ee 6 were t i s i i B 4 re? oe at i ‘. he Te nalts tk ge esaiipete ny Se ee ne anes poeta, AND You AIN'T Got NO WNOPE, AND E'd GIVE A AEE | ae | | “HY, THATS WHERE CLVE AS TO WHO LEG TO KNGWs Ler's 7 L Aumost Got KILLED TREATED YOU SO Go iw HERES F os. . THIS MORNINGS fLOUGH THIS MORNING, f: GOTTA sit DOwN oP Nt oe oe ie eS ORR eter cae ~ Rede i oe ial ean Oi ae Se Ne A ~_ fomewer=s-> S . 2 ==.8. oe “Rs od ti prsi4deore

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Srign, (Tae BiG in | (5 Not Tt yy)! FATHER of .4 d oo — —_—_—_-~ — = MY LAND"! is ‘Tv IMPORTANT ? WHat tS a An SWER ? —— oe . ed . 2 CLITNE inp / * . = é - +8 * P Li os me ry * Son, [ yust saw THE DOG CATCHEK CHASIN’” 3 THAT LITTLE PUP > Pe TOONERVILLE FOLKS Curiosity’s Price - By Fontaine Fox (‘Coprnght 1927—by Bell Syndicate, Inc. Trade Mark Seg U S One 0O€.) eoerved "Great Beitaia Righte R , of é THAT OLE 94 DOG CATCHER ENTRANCE. fo TUNNEL © LEADING To LITTLE SCORPIONS a, Wert [LL Just HAFTA REACH INTO THIS FURNACE AND HAUL 'IM our JL SuPPOSE. a CLUBHOUSE. “FUNNY Jo CANT REAGH To Wine END OF THis | SomPIN’ P Queen, SomPIN’ QUEER J ~ -~ HIS ONE ON OVER Tra WALL MANS GARDEA-— PTHER BRAS & "SMART PuP! HE CAME RIGHT UP THE at TUNNEL, INSIDE THE CLUB HOUSE B He's Yellin” some THinGc! 3 If You OPEN UP THE TRAP DooR 7 You CAN HEAR’ IM BETTER UF 1 AT YouR END f oF TH’ TUNNEL 64 i PHONEY SMOKE Pipe. ! THIS AINT NO FURNACE An’ I’m GONNA FIND ovuT WoT iT 1s ieee. INSIDE THE CLUBHOUSE ——— —— -_— atin “Aw! c'mon Now Spunky | Les’ TAKE TURNS! YOu HAVE. TWo SHOTS AND THEN LEMME HAVE TWO | ee a “How vip THEM OO KIDS EVER GIT Him STUFFED CE IL WoNDER WHY THE DOG CATCHER 1S DRIVING Hts WAGON STANDING

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a Housegirl? _ -MAin One, One—One, C , Cal —Ask for = j ———— = ar Trade Mark, 1927, Reg. U. S. Par. Off. m4 3 Dispatch is Read in FAR MORE ——— a ch : . _ The Er on ANY OTHER Newspaper, Daily and { a Homes ; WE ROE RE La CORE BGI: 8: ip hy Ph: =93 ‘ ak : ODY oobvy! MAYBE SO Meas ROOM EER Sc, Cae : Rota ee Be Mae eg an Re ge eee sails dal VC. we 7 fe PR vareE OU 3 cut KA-PATCH) | bosctipe PLENTY 106-F _ me _—s{:- KAFOCHUM_KAPLOTZ 9 ——— LIL BOY SING IEP COME UND TISH i ME sh 7 -EE QODLE KA | )-sER TUK UMINLIL = — BOOKUM 02002185 2 HEAP FINE iM -PLINK-PLINK -#2f¢ UND 6 ; | ee aa INKUS KAFROTZ ©) LIKUM MULE! (i “tY BRUDDER HANS DER RINKY- | HANSY CFD oC. = | SA KUS KAFROIZ 33 -DINK gat HE GOT A FACE VOT = een HEFFINS ! DON'T > Se SCARES DER FISH AVAY 33° faa. im Phe S ie TELL ME DERE VO5/; T HIM TARA, gee == SA , i. : ROUGH STUFF COM: “ Se eaien-oe ag ia z / : | | ING BEHIND DER = BACK ¢ Bae Cad au EE { et LL N : . 7 rey nt ce eine Stee perer = Bip * . c os Z a Cn . : . > / ‘ © > ae - . a & ; ; ae we. . > . . ster . o~ . 7 uy A Fone 4 a” ; Narr 3 ¢ 4 Y git oe mY ae , = ee Sa . ‘ . , ’ . . “ . 4 4 : Z - . . a 5 . ‘ ' . P ’ oes : ; = ‘ re ¢ £3 / . re A. - , « ” i’ a That Evidence or. “Weal th Is Nec ‘7 , to Get Judgment ‘That Will Sting.” AY ogy \A \ mee STOR QUESTIONED F ABOUT HIS CHARGES ea ‘ . al Know- 4. Has ‘No Person — ledge’ of ‘Jewish Ring — : - >: é YL Ce hes ET TT , - » Helped Write Mr. Ford S$ ak es Z LOL MBM BBO | Own Page. === MITPAINTONS ee ee er —sS— ee ——————————— : | -CESS, VE 185 LOSING Li a LY LO, ey aon Bn aanernes ra ag Teak ae a “ eo . : - mace - : : oie ‘ : re of “a ring 5,” which was exploiting the rT ers of America, and attempt- to bring them under the sub- on of Jewish bankers, brokers, joney lenders, professional office fanagers and others. Editor Cameron on Stand. The trial was resumed this morte e with William J. Cameron, edi~ fof the Dearborn Independent s the stand as an unwilling wit- against his own iifa e ane” own employer. Minder questioning by William H.’ Magher, Sapiro’s counsel, Cam- m admitted that he did NO% 7 the location of the headquar- 7a of the “Jewish ring” described } %* ° ty, YY yp} Wi te ay fis publication, and did not, of | salo Hy YY) 4 Yj Wy | Ly Se Mpwn knowledge, know of any | fall, Nyy : : Yip: Mish banker, money lender, of- | 3975 egeati + igs 2 — Yip YM i Lip YEA i Ss manager or broker who was and iy J oh ,, Ly "Y Ms Hp iy ; ify ember of it. publ f % iy ify, YG y is iy Jf Y 4 iy : - . Mh YH TE: Li pays tig, m® 1924 and 1925 the Dearborn | Pom May fod LE SE Lela jos | - fependent published a series of thre articles by Harry H. Dunne, pist¢ acing Sapiro’s activity in organtz- heae g farmers’ co-operative associa- | TI ms-and characterizing it as part lane m general Jewish plan to place Nor ffarmers in a state of bondage hurt the “international Jewish ring.” , CAS) Kameron asserted that he never éd. Russed these articles with Ford er er to beginning their publica- fath n and said that Ford had never | Was messed them, so far as he knew, | cing Manyone. Cameren, as the edl- | form Btook full respopsibility for )2a0% mshing them, the Piro Counse! Charges Malice, 804 Blacher declared that he e@- , : " , | it Md to show inalice on the part | erm } g ~ 4 goth Ford and the Dearborn wit : | Fi j ndent ‘There wade malice esta pat Sapiro in the heart of Ford Ci : . am the heart of Cameron,” he afte ; - : amd ~ , ae ’ As course,”’ he went on, “the elec | d= pa i j morn Independent is merely ated mouthpiece of Ford. It has no him ° Rt : ‘ _ ' Purpose for existing; it has an i SEND US YOUR NAM mpeful Purpose whatever.” . thim Making it known that he in Hae RE S ONLY Potter | Y Pa later to nek for th produc in t ~ cAMP «> ul - AND ADDRES ST) ae i : — a und records showing ee end, ‘ - —_WE TRUST YoU! | patended p based on his to usk for “a judg- Merely GIVE AWAY 20 Large a mn, and different from that ; | . Aga a te I Oe OO ME “ ~~ ven es 2 SS ORR ERE Ee “ - . MO LE AO AEG ALN ALIN SO oe soe scr te — . > - pene ee eee ms . ae : 7 i Bi ae = a — . A ETN EE NE IS ANS RN ONS aE OOTY oe ES ne ‘ ” = - - eo , eer Sethe er we ae Sacchi MINER _——— a - eT waneese . —— ¥. ~ 7 ~ a ~~ sas 1 ae ee x n, - - — ae , > vr i e. ~ ¥; oils se oe tee 5 eae ¥ ae . say te > - ey ar ve i Tae eens pe eens PE ae y ry 9 BLS en ee ad ~*~ me Sa nt against Ford fume Samples FREE to 7.3 ae the oe ¥ friends. neighbors and rela- a hAs | PU company. tives with 20 Extra Large y Purpose of a punitive judg- Size Bottles of FAIRY rons | Mt ls to punish the defendant,” QUEEN PERFUME at l5c¢ §& '_— ma. “In order ¢ Lats Soll each (the Free Samples pm St the der to punish him you give away FREE : enables you to earn gifts For example, a verdict of SURE BLS DERE VOS A VAs Ye ae cs AS rio in an hour) and we will & , ' : =? against me would fee { YOUNG FELLER CALLED HANS- y. ey ise AaB) cis TON YOU tne fohowins NV Be caraship. while one s&] * e- HSN Bs. ae i | , ) A "Y aguinst Fore } be - HE TOUGHT HE (OULD )OIN i a, LA , mis ~ ~ried Machine, complete rcady to Mh his notial pint would be be j ~ | | send Name Genuine Eastman Camera, : will ask for HOW TO DANCE 5 Bul bay: he Ba ee Addsers + made by the Kodak people, Great Big Mama : ; ; SE Ment thas ™ Bs " ° Af i Nea Doll; Genuine Leather Football; Handsome he. ! that will really sting. . Tp Ses a8 ‘ Hie ~- A. ge Toilet Set: Buys’ Watch d Chain; L: cae. | th Sublect — DERE CAME A (OOL BREEZE = ges as Po oe 6 lige B -- = iar Air Rifles; o2-Caliber Rifles, Coal siceas- ae oe Wealth - Rt: aN ae — : Driven Phonograph. ° Also choice as Ee oO 1e defendant is UND DER POOR LIDDLE CHEESE - SELLUF UND DON'T BODDER | Geng AR ee q Pe emia ata, _ot, Nandeorne gemma Pero icct for evidence on af (anh cleo ITA PFRATE ee. NA is “SB sc ‘ inerebitnd Weta Week ani neces Ee iit the prenine crt aaa RIGHT OFF FUM HIS TROUSERS! M DESPERATE MAN: ge of 4 commensurate with his phenom bir esaggaee ee ; a ae ee nach ethic Toes pO puis Aetna he pte ce at Se ee mare e. y 4 . %.°2 Xe at f ‘ wy YY 4 xe NSS “* ‘ .) > Set, fall size for family vec, and many 4 gta more weight other fine gifte | ‘enables him to inflict We send a complete catalog of Gifts» ‘ damage by lIibel. night veut with the goods ' <3 meee gkher : ominehiicie reper nese ate tas movement. 32-Piece Bluebird Dinner SYP pBives his word 5 = ~, 3 eS Sahni es showed Cameron a Don’t Send a Penny,We Trust You | _" Dearborn Independent i : We Pay Postage on Goods sypenta you wrt . oe a. ''U Write any fF Wem SEND NAME AND ADDRESS ONLY eee Ting 9:0 ne nn DOle See aS F e Callagher asked and oS ROBERT MORE co. | 4 ; | } rp ushter when Cameron / : a =. oa | Le - * I helped Mr, Pipp CHICAGO, ILL. : . ’ "Mr. Ford's own page’.”” we a AS. Bioe jy nero succeeded “Pipe xh “A a € =), & _ ) appeared Pipp was re- a to write the page which . “der Ford's name. aa apt exhibited the copy "Ne the first of the Dunne , OR was headed: “Jewish on 6hlOf §6lthe American “4 "ye and *tated tha ban ewWia), bank he : , ¢ 4 SLUESIRO DINNER 5) . eed