St. Louis Post-Dispatch
March 24, 1927

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ANGTZE | Partly cloudy to-|Former St. Louis Circuit |. b Y NGL O-A ME hk | CAN FF OR CE S msotrow; ‘warmer | aE Peri to| 1 wt “ged pcan | ¢ FMIBROI FD IN | Map of Chinese Trouble Zone; } lowest tempera- erve Z-Year Prison Term ei | American Admiral in Comm | REG | be above freez-| for Part in Liquor Plot. SET FOR AMERICA PHINA BY KIT INC and | OF p ANT | N F ¢ F | night and in the | (| Ik CUTZENS HAN ATTACKED south and central | Only Concession Sugges- | ™ the Associated Press. f: . ture tonight will ing. | | portions to- ‘ ) DAYTONA BEACH, Fla., March | ————-—-~ Sy : ; ’ es ai & ) tion That Defendant Be |24:—Speeding under unfavorable | we ° ° ‘ ee | ‘course conditions, Maj. H. 0. D.| Situation Which Washing- Oe oe oo Cae IE | driv- | ee { ee: oe re AES #3 to 2 enkes Te PEP pw pp pm iin NE iin WO ie ain “INQ BeOS O i * 0o~2 oA ® A te LE te Straightaway Speed Mark Broken in Florida by Sea- grave, British Driver. and BY TRIAL JUDGE west portion to-, ern ee Missouri: Part- RULING ON MOTION morrow. Allowed a Few Days to | Seagrave, British automobile tikes Hoped to Avoid | ly cloudy tonight tomorrow; Illinois: Mostly cloudy tonight er, today set a new unofficial | Forced on It by Events at Nanking. warmer in the and tomorrow; |. ) |American one-way = straightaway | {record of 166.51 miles an hour in ‘his powerful ‘‘Mystery S”’ for a all or That Coolidge Will a Staff Correspondent mile on the Ocean Beach speed- ) : lun in 1928. | ENLOE AND PRISON BOARD Post-Dispatch. Way. ARE CONFIRMED BY SENATE | INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., March | The American record was 1536.04 aes diana) *, Dien Of Nat Goltein today’s trig all es . | Six =m "ats ‘no ‘ x i eee «i ro : or ay’s rials were calle sf! Sad wyatt Dullding.| UP 6 Vote Ts ace as oe anreen to pave him trom [after two runa, when the racing . ap “ : ecutive Session. | n. to save him from/mechine stuck in high gear and| nee HINGTON, March 24.—Roy | special to the Post-Dispatch two-year penitentiary | the tide began to cover the cours: | femmes of Ohio, who was de-}| JEFFERSON CITY, March 24.— | ‘Traveling at more than 200) feet ed as head of the Federal pro- The appointments of Dr. Cortez F. i ide ane ateat crowd watehed, ition forces two years ago whe Enloe and the other members of the British speed creation was no » enforcement unit was reor-7 His Penal Board, who are under more than a bright streak against sized, was temporarily reinstatea | {ire with him in a recent investi- the glow of the rising sun. At lay when Secretary of the Treas- | &@tion of the operation of the State times the machine seemed to clear | ¥Melion.appointed him Assistant penitentiary, apparently were con- the ground for yards. Time for | SAtting Prohibition Commis- firmed this afternoon by the Sen- ene: CHOKE mile. announced an | her. The appointment was a sig- | ate, in Spite of the adverse report 21.62, was les sthan seven miles | By the Associated Press. ea lyictory for Wayne B. Wheeler } °f the investigating committee. an hour slower than the world mile | WASHINGTON, March ”4.—The the Antisaloon League, who car- The Senate considered the ap- record, set in Wales in February of | killing it Abteltenns ts Chine. ths @ their fight to the White House pointments in executive’ session, this year, at 173.22 by Malcolm} pointment of Ohioan es First Real Indi- Arrange Personal Affairs. somewhat warmer in the south | portion tomorrow. ‘Warships Answer Fire and | Lay Down Barrage — Landing Party Makes Successful Dash. CHINKIANG\_ — By of the NANKIN a 3 MORE CRUISERS SENT TO ORIENT ee ER oe Vessels Held at Honolulu Awaiting Admiral Wil- liams’ Call Are Ordered to Sail. CHANGCHOW 2 & Ky eo ] ° KIVKIANG SHANGHA REFUGEES TAKEN ABOARD VESSELS | Serving a ; term at Leavenworth for partici- | {pation in the Jack Daniel whisky today was denied here in United States District Court. Judge Robert C. Baltzell, who conducted the original trial and heard Goldstein’s motion today, would make no further concession than suggesting that Goldstein get a few days to put his personal af- fairs in order before going back to the penitentiary from which he was |conspiracy, idles of Town Gives Chinese Nationalists Vir- tual Control of Yangtze Valley. the Associated Press. WASHINGTON, March 24.—Ad- resort to gunfire by American de2- \stroyers, and the rushing of naval nd Rasthey did in 1921 when| PUt the division could be seen from Campbell, also an Englishman. | DISABLED SEAPLANE HALTS PAN-AMERICAN AVIATORS Machines Return to Para When Third Is Unable to Leave Water. the Associated Press. PARA, Brazil, March 24.—The planes St. Louis and San Francisco of the good will squadron of the United States Army took off this morning to continue their flight northward, but returned when the third plane, the San Antonio, was unable to leave the water. Another start will be made tomorrow. |The American flyers and Com- mander Francesco de Pinedo ex- luncheon mes was first put in charge of -Federal dry forces by Presi- Harding. maynes will take over his new son April 1 and will continue um &@ permanent appointment is ide by Mellon on his return from ope even Would not comment at i on the appointment. He y stated that Haynes would J acting commissioner until ganization of the new pro- e bureau, created by Con- mt the session just ended, me completed. ynes Has Inside Track. at Secretaryof the Treas- mews, who reorganized the bn service when Haynes moted, said that Haynes Rave the inside track for the ent appointment. mner candidates for the * were Lieutenant-Com- wohn DPD. Pennington, a Maval officer, now adminis- for the Pittsburg (Pa.) dis- and FE. C. Yellowley, admin- for the Chicago district. §his demotion, Haynes has Ma the title of Prohibition nis oner, but he was stripped fer by the Andrews’ organi- . For the past two years he Men a liaison officer between mment unit and the dry ions. He was conspicuous R galleries of Congress when [ Pohibition reorganization bill ' considered. On also announced other ap- ements, necessitated by the re- mation act, which, in accord- PWith a plan drawn up by Ws, created separate bureaus © Treasury department for Mition and customs, as fol- -E. W. Camp. assistant and Commissioner of Customs; % G. Nutt and James E. } deputy commissioners. of Fon; and N. G. Van Doren * D. Nevius, deputy commis- of customs. The principal meument, however, was that of Wanted Pennington. sand Mellon were known Pennington, who has had eeent record in Pittsburg, ** in 1921, Anti-Saloon through Whegler, and mrs Willis and Fess of Ohio, the limit for Haynes. Willis @ frequent visits to the White ® Slated that he had Aap- ™in behalf of Haynes, The p0On League was aided in it by the Board of Temper- | Prohibition and Publi> B of the Methodist Episcopal =. These organizations were eSponsible today for the ™ telegrams which came to House yesterday urging mintment of Haynes. I Melion and Andrews called “White House yesterday, ap- Fin behalf of Pennington. . Strongly indicated last wwever, that Haynes would ppointment. § Denies He'll Quit. denied that he had any me Of resigning on May 1 or mer date in the immediate + He said that the present = Was entirely satisfactory ere have been repeated P that Andrews would re- Athe near future. *Ppointment of Haynes is the first real indication | seent Coolidge’s intent to | Melion and. ‘ a third term. ve were ignored and the _ hn because there Penn- is certainly Republican “alo might be doubtful in | ae awakened. | charge of the Frazier home. ‘child was sleeping with her 6-year- outside the chamber as the vote was taken and the members arose. Of the seven Democratic Senators who bolted a caucus several] nights | ago and refused to abide by an agreement to vote for rejection, six stood up today with the Republi- cans who favored confirmation of the board. The only one of the seven bol- ters to vote with the other Demo- crats against confirmation ap- peared to be Senator Gordon of Liberty. The only Republican to vote against confirmation seemed to be William Maffitt Bates of ’*St. Louis, who was a member of the investigating committee. MELLON GOING TO EUROPE TO SEE DAUGHTER, WHO IS ILL Secretary Describes Journey Which Starts Tomorrow as “Having No Public Respensibilities.”’ the Associated Press. WASHINGTON, March 24.—Sec- retary Mellon will saii from New York to Europe tomorrow on a trip which de described today as “having no public responsibilities.” He will go on the liner Olympic, it was said at the Treasury, and will pass a short Easter holiday visit with his daughter, Mrs. David K. E. Bruce, who is ill in the American Hospital in Rome. Mrs. Bruce, wite of an American released more than a year ago on appeal bond after serving 48 days Pleaded Serious Illness. Goldstein had asked for clem- | ency on the ground that he was | seriously ill of heart disease and | hardening of the arteries, but Unit- ed States Attorney Ward had pre- pared to meet the plea. Ward presented to Judge Baltzell a let- fer. If which the physician in i charge of the penitentiary hospital declared the institution was amply prepared to care for a case like Goldstein’s and remarked that in many instances prisoners had been treated to their physical benefit Who suffered’*from the same ail- ments as Goldstein. fidavits on Goldstein's condition, was in court to testify and after Congressman L. C. Dyer, Gold- stein’s attorney, had asked him a few preliminary questions, Judge Baltzell said: “A few days ago a physician told ‘me I had a blood pressure’ of 143. ' What is the petitioners?”’ Dr. _Lyter said it was 168 and that it should be between 130 and 140 at his age, 65 years. Judge Propounds Question. “Suppose, however,’’ said _ the Court, propounding a hypothetical ‘question, “that the facilities at | Leavenworth are as good for treat- ‘ment of his case as they were on Vice Consul in Rome, underwent | the outside, and that the petitioner an operation for appendicitis Mon-/|will not be subject to greater day. | anxiety there than he would be at Mellon expects to to | liberty. Do you think that under Washington in April. ‘those conditions confinement would : |work harm to his health.” ORRICK APPROVED BY By return Dr. Lyter testified that he did inot. M ITTEE OF SENATE | “We must leave out of considera- | juries, C0 M . |tion,”’ continued the Court, ‘“‘the|money to pay jurors as a result of , : : pre-ppersonnel of 104 enlisted men, 10 ‘possibility that he may be subject to worry and anxiety. That is a question that is entirely within his control.” The United States District Attor- pleaded that on that Goldstein's refused. St. Louis Police Board Head’s Con- firmation Recommended by Mu- nicipal Corporations Body, Special to the Post-Dispatch. JEFFERSON CITY, March 24.— Disregarding the determined fight made by four Republican Senators from St. Louis to block confirma- tion of the appointment of Allen C. Orrick as President of the St. Louis Board of Police Commission- ers, the Committee on Municipal Corporations today voted to recom- mend that his nomination be ap- proved by the Senate. This morning, the oppo nents—Senators Bates, Mogler De- pelheuer and Warner— appeared to voice their protests in person to the conimitee, headed by Senator Kinney, a Democrat, of St. Louis. The vote on the recommendation of confirmation stood five to two. Depelheuer and Willard of St. | Joseph, the Republican members | : of the committee, voting againsé | Suggests Hospital Treatment. the recommendation and Kinney, | After hearing Dyer’s-reply, which Hollingsworth, Haymes, Casey and followed the lines of the original McCawley voting for it. The re-/| yetition, Judge Baltzell overruled port is to be laid before the Senate 'Goldstein’s plea, but suggested that 'District Attorney Ward write a let- iter suggesting that roldstein be placed in the prison hospital for treatment and that he get credit for the 48 days already served. “T have received letters from | many prominent St. Louisans about this case,’ the Court remarked. “tT want to call their attention to the action of the Appellate Courts in upholding this conviction as right and just. I want to assure them that there is no personal con- sideration involved in this case. I regret that society must be pro- tected by the committment of this petitioner to prison.” ' Goldstein received the decision without emotion. He left Indian- apolis on the afternoon train to ‘return to St. Louis. It is pre- | sumed the mandate ordering him | ney reasoning, should be “The petitioner is a man of high station,” he said. ‘“‘He should not) be allowed to squirm out of a sen- | tence which has been ypheld as| just and proper by the higher | courts. His crime, and that of the others in the case, was committed in the insolence of wealth and the well-founded hope of escape from ‘punishment because of political “power and social position. This |petitioner’s influence it was that ,corrupted a high official, the Col- | lector of Internal Revenue of St. | Louis (Arnold J. Hellmich, who' has served his term) and he should | four in executive session. 90-YEAR-OLD GIRL KIDNAPED FROM HER BED AT HOME Ry the Aseociated Press. CHATTANOOGA, Tenn., March °4.—Virginia Josephine Frazier, 2 vears old, daughter of Fred B. Frazier, Commissioner of Schools, and Mayor pro tem. of Chattanoo- ga, was kidnaped from her bed in the Frazier home some time be- tween 11:30 o'clock last night and 6 this morning. Mr. and Mrs, Frazier are Tampa, Fla., on a visit and Mrs. Frazier’s mother, Mrs. P. D. Ben- ham. and a nurse have been = The in old brother, but the boy was not ; , : Continued on Page 3, Column 5. ~ I i 3 hanged greetings at a D ; J. ‘On Ly ter. Of... Stu. . os of three physicia who made atl in‘their honor by the Gover- Pinedo, speaking in English, greet- commander, in the name of Italian aviation and aviator’s four-continent flight. A toast was offered in honor of Pres- ner.’’ Trial Dates for Criminal Cases Ses Court here, which the vented passage of appropriation bill. criminal cases and announced that line of «there petition j ViGing juries for defendants now in sider memoranda from ‘enough jurors in St. Louis to serve for nothing,” If Successful in House Proposal for be punished with the rest.” | Specia 'mitted at the November, 1928, elec- tion. Two By nor of the State of Para and the Mayor of the city yesterday. De ed Maj. Herbert A. Dargue, flight wished him success. Maj. Dargue. responded in_ kind, predicting success for the Italian ident Coolidge and the orchestra played “The Star-Spangled Ban- CIVIL CASES IN U. S, COURT REQUIRING JURIES DELAYED and Hearings Assured for De- fendants Now in Jail. Federal Judge Faris announced from the bench today that he would not set trial dates for any of the 300 or more civil cases pend- ing in the two divisions of Federal would require because of the lack of filibuster which deficiency) Senate the trial dates in However, he sét would be no delay in pro- He also said he would con- lawyers in civil cases who felt their clients would suffer unnecessarily by in- definite postponement. r “We cannot expect jail. to get Judge Faris said, “when it is difficult to get enough by paying them $4 a day.” $120,000,000 ROAD BOND RESOLUTION PASSES SENATE Highway Extension Will Be | Voted on in 1928. to the Post-Dispatch. CIiry, March —The McCawley resé@lution, to | submit a $120,000,000 State road bond issue for the completion of | the State highway system, extend- ing the system and giving to &St. Louis approximately $12,000,000 for street construction, passed the Senate today by a bare constitu- tional majority. If the resolution is passed by the House the bond issue will be sub- JEFFERSON = 4. | Of the $120,000,000 the reso- lution provides that $60,000,000 ts to be used for the completion of the present highway system of 7640 miles and $60,000,000 for an extension of the system. The gsec- ond $60,000,000 is to be distributed to the counties and to the City of St. Louis in the proportion that their licensed automobiles bears to the total number licensed in the State. The funds to meet the prin- cipal and interest requirements of the bonds wil! be derived from the automobile license tax and the tax on gasoline. 'on the situation in China. ‘mander at reinforcements to Chinese waters brought the Chinese situation, as it affects the United States, to a stage of seriousness today which officials had hoped would be ob- viated by the peaceful occupation of Shanghai by the Cantonese Na- tionalist troops. Although the American including the marines, forces, were sent 'to Chinese waters to protect Amor- ican life and property, officials had expressed the belief that they might not be needed, once the Cantonese had opportunity to consolidate positions and organize captured ter- ritory. Fede idee.” Three Cruisers Sent. Admiral ,Williamgs, Mahe the Asiatic “feet” with fat paw reported a isquieting situation day at Nanking. Three cruisers held for his orders at Honolulu, the Richmond, the Marblehead and the Cincinnati, were dispatched to join the fleet. AMERICAN and British warships which fired on the Chinese today lie in the Yangtze River, off Nanking. Rear Admiral Henry H. Hough (inset) commands the American warships in the river. a _ ea ® : ? “ « % ° «* a ‘{Chinese Pirate Towns ie oS ¢,° Flotilla Swoops Down From Hongkong — Rear Admiral Williams has beong clothed with the widest discretion- ary powers to handle the situa- tion. and he can maneuver the entire naval force in the Far East as he sees fit. Authority for the action of the | Noa and the Preston in the fire of Chinese irregulars who were endangering the lives of for- eigners at the Nanking concentra- tion -_point is contained in naval regulations which specify condi- tions under which naval artillery may be brought into play. These regulations stress the right of self- preservation, which includes the protection of a State’s honor, pos- sessions. and the lives and prop- erty of its citizens against arbitrary violence. The carries a Preston, which eight commis- under Com- | of Lieutenant Commander Haines. The Noa, which is | with a like personnel, is | commanded by Lieutenant-Com- | mander R. C. Smith Jr. Sympathy for Chinese. Sympathy for the Chinese people in their struggle for “an independ- ent and sovereign government” and in their demands for the end- ing of unequal treaties, tariff dom- ination, extra-teritoriality and con- cessions is expressed in a resolu- tion by the Administrative Com- mittee of the Federal Council of Churches. It urges the United States “to make justice and friend- ship. paramount in all her dealings with China and approved the Gov- ernment’s announcement to nego- tiate new treaties.” Kellogg and Wilbur Confer. Secretaries Kellogg and Wilbur held a prolonged conference today officers and officers, is petty sioned mand . Bb manned | No steps have been taken here yet to supplement the naval forces now in Chinese waters with troops from the Philippines. Indications } are that no such action is contem- plated at this time, although the Washington Government is pre- Landing Force Applies Torch to 100 Homes and Many Vessels. By the Associated Press. :, returning * | augmented detectives and intelligence officers. | pared to back up the naval com- Nanking .in whatever. action he finds it necessary to take | to rescue American citizens still | in the city. . | Student, 19, Shoots Self. By the Associated Press. 2 | DETROIT, Mich., March 24.—| Leaving a note in which he said “T) really don’t see the use of hang-| ing around,’ Deloert James, 19} years old, student of a preparatory | school at Fordson, near here, shot! himself through the head. Uncon-| scious, the yvouth was found in his’ automobile last night. The note| was clutched in one hand and a pistol in the other. |'monds have been found tn this re- HONGKONG, March 24.—A | British punitive expedition yester- | ; day laid waste to the Chinese vil-# lages around the pirate rendezvous | at Bias Bay. While airplanes re- | connoitered, landing parties raided two groups of villages, destroying about 100 houses by fire and ex- plosives. 4 number of junks and sampans which the pirates used to take loot to land from captured | ships were burned and _= sunk. | There was no casualties. The formidable British punitive | expedition steamed out of Hong- kong Tuesday night, commanded by Rear Admiral W. H. D. Boyle. | It consisted of the cruisers, Fro- | bisher and Delhi; the minesweep- er, Marazion; the sloop, Foxglove, | and the aircraft carrier, Hermes. | The regular forces on board were by a detachment of | Hongkong police with interpreters, | In the dead of night the flotilla | reached Bias Bay. After midnight! three landing parties, numbering | 300 sailors and police,’ left the | ships, rowing through the narrow | | pirates seized it in 'natives said inlets and wading ashore through mud and water. One force proceeded to Kwai- chau Island and the others went to group of villages known as Hot- chau. They had orders to destroy the houses and junks without tak- ing life. The villagers fled as the columns approached. Some women who had risen to prepare break- fast ran, too, but the troops round- ed them up and gave them a chance to remove their belongings before the houses were burned. Asked about the whereabouts of ' five passengers kidnaped from the British steamer, Seang Bee, when January, the if the elders of the village of Cheung-hai were arrest- ed they might be able to produce the missing passengers. During the operations, the tops around Bias Bay were crowd- 'ed with Chinese watching the de- struction. ‘The smoke rising from burning houses was visible for miles around. Hongkong distributed. notices explaining the object of the expedition, after which the parties embarked and the ships returned to Hongkong | last night. ——— a ee ee + — PAUL HELLEU, NOTED FRENCH PORTRAIT PAINTER, DIES: Famous for Pictures of Beautiful | Women; Many Americans | Sat for Him. | By the Associated Press | PARIS, March 24.—Paul Helleu, | noted French portrait painter, died | today at the age of 67. He was) best known for his pictures of | heautiful women. He visited New | York in 1906, 1912 and again in 1920. ae | | Among Americans painted by M. | | Helleu were Mrs. Edward H. Har- | riman and other members of the | Harriman family; Mr. and Mrs, | George J Gould, Mrs. Anthony J. Drexel, the former Miss Marjorie Gould: Mrs. Leonard Thomas, Mrs. Lee Thomas, Mrs. James Speyer, Mrs. Ogden Mills and Mrs. Wil- liam Randolph Hearst. In 1913 he was quoted as declar- ing Mrs. Leonard Thomas and Miss Vera Maxwell to be the most beau- tiful women in America. — - Black Diamonds in Hussia. AKMOLINSK,' Asiatic Russia, March 24.—Beds of black dia- The Russian Academy of Sciences is dispatching an expert geological committee from Lenin- grad to mer preliminary surveys. | a: : al gion. I ' ' says. ‘sports, as American men do; PROFESSOR MAKES RECOR OF WHAT PEOPLE TALK ABOUT ee nee ee ne ge American Women’s Chief Topics, Men and Clothes; English Women’s, Themselves. MIDDLETOWN, Conn., March 24.—Dr. Carvey Landis, assistant professor of psychology at Wesley- an University, has been making a study of what people talk about. He has stood for hours on. street | ecorhers in New York and London, _notebook in hand, ithe snatches of listening in on conversation of passers-by. _ The London woman talks over a greater range of subjects than does the woman of New York, he The New York woman taiks about men and clothing. The Lon- don woman says litUe about cloth- ing and not a great deal men, but she discources fluently |about herself and other women. Englishmen and American men talk about money and business, but when an Englishman talks to a woman he does not talk shop, or he talks about women, clothes or him- self. The English woman talks about the same things to men as to oth- er women, but the American wom- an generally adapts her conversa- tion to the Interests of the man ily with her. Lh miral Williams reported to the Navy Department today that a number of American civiliang had been killed and wounded at Nan- king. The exact total casualties was uncertain, he added, but it was feared that the number was large. A number of American sailors Were .among the casualties in a heroie rescue action by Anglo- American naval forces. All communication with Nanking continued to be Jimited to foreign naval wireless. ~ 155 Americans’ Fate -Uncertain, - Phe fate of the 165 Aiertcans left in Nanking’ was described in a supplemental dispatch from Ad- miral Hough as uncertain. The number of Americans left in Nanking comprise 45 women, ' 20 children and 90 men. 'eigners, concentrated | tect. the foreigners, hill- { police | ‘but itt ‘is large. ‘the city Admiral Williams said the for- on S8Socony Hill, were attacked by Cantonese and defended by the British and American ships. Three ships shelled the area around the hill to pro- opening fire about 3:30 p. m. after which the landing forces were sent to the rescue. Admiral Hough arrived at Nan- king on.the converted yacht Isa- bel, flagship of the Yangtze patrol fleet. at 6:30 p. m. His dispatch, forwarded to the Navy Department by Admiral Williams, said: “At 5 p. m. the Preston and the Noa ceased heavy gunfire and the Brit- ish cruiser Emerald sent a2 landing force to a wall under the Standard Oil ‘house, while the Emerald cov- ered with shrapnel and the Noa and the Preston cleared the buaid and the far shore of snipers ‘y firing from the ships. Landing Force to the Rescue. “The landing forces successfully brought off all the foreigners from the Standard Oi? houae, including the American Corsul and his fam- ily and.qll American naval person- nel. One American sailor was slightly wounded. The Noa and Preston were hit many times dur- ing the day. “During the afternoon the Can- tonese troops looted American. British and Japanese consvila‘s, wounded the British Consul-Gen- 'eral and are reported to have killed | the Japanese Consul. | “A number of American ctyil- ians keVe been killed and wounded. The number involved is uncertain, is feared that the number The Americans left in comprise 45 women. 20 \children. 90 men.” Stringent demands for protection | of foreign lives at Nanking was served on Chinese officials today ; , | | at a conference with Amefican and British representatives aboard the British cruiser, Emerald. Chinese Officials Warned. The Chinese officials, presum.- ably the Cantonese commanders in Nanking, were taken aboard the Emerald after a number of Amer- | ean and other foreign lives had ; : about | been lost in firing in the city by the Chinese. The demends were: | First, the immediate protection of | tonight all foreigners and foreign prop- erty; second, that the Cantonese General in command report on board the Emerald before 11 p, m. to negotiate respecting outrages committed by his peeps: and third, that all foreigners must be delivered on the Bund under escort by 10 o'clock temerrow morning. - ; | The negotaitions were tempera, - concluded, the Navy Depart. oy, vary no ae et ee OE RE ene mm et

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Seite eek ae . - at 2 ; ar ey Cog “ La Pa POE THe mt ww wy La Dae ire intd pi Ye re ope oe \ * i : abi . a5 te a Dati reaeny ar teen i a Sis ryee 2 - 2 vewe _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 24, — 1927 a ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SPIRO MAKES 5 Here on 6,000-Mile Business Trip by ~ Many Americans Killed in Nanking Bombard CHANGES IN LIBEL. SUT AGAINST FORD | * S 3 Alters a Third of His Peti- tion in Accordance With Judge Raymond’s Sug: | gestion. — | DEFENSE CALLS IT BRAND NEW CASE Demands Adjournment Un- cf til Monday but the Court | Orders the Case to Pro-|{ ceed, By the Associated Press. | DETROIT, Mich., March 24.——j Fifty-six changes were made today, in Aaron Sapiro’s declaration of 141 separate and distinct alleged) libels against him by Henry Ford. The amendiient suggested three days ago by Federal Judge Fred M. were handed up by Sa-| opening of! Raymond piro’s counsel! at the court. Defense counsel adjournment until Monday to per-| mit them to “study an entirely new! case.” The Court was reluctant, however, and adjourned court un-} til 2 o’clock this afternoon to ner-)| mit preliminary examination of the! 11 typewritten pages of the amen.i- | ed declaration. At 2 p. m., he di- rected that testimony proceed today. and tomorrow. “Clarifying Charges.” William Henry Gallagher, chief! of counsel for Sapiro, who sued Ford for $1,000,000 upon allezi- tions that his efforts and standing as an organizer of farmers’ co-op- erative organizations had been damaged by articles printed in the/ the crop from 3,816,000 acres Ford-owned Dearborn Independ-|in 1923—after Aaron Sapiro had | ent, said that the amendments] obtained a grip on it-—for $339, made no decided change in the !e-] 322,000.” gal status of his case. Judge to Decide Monday. | “It tends merely to clarify it and singyey Ne Raymond ruled tentatively bring it within narrower limita-jthis afternoon that all of the pro- tions, so that it can be more read-} posed amendments with the exc: P=: ily comprehended by the average/|tion of a few relating to one of the | juror,” said Gallagher. 20 counts in the declaration would * gai he The process of amending took {>@ admitted. He said that ; |would make his final decision Mon- the Ford counsel by surprise. They | : i eal day. The trial continued with | had entered court rather in antici- | ~ ; hs Te tees enn | pation of another dull, draggy day caok eheeae fag ; ic citnd hardl A an | with the remaining 49 per cent of | "B® ® oa wl oi se the alleged libels formally read in- |®0t UNGer way again when jury | to the record was sent out while the attorneys " "Te argued the admissibility of evidence | That process has required me | concerning conferences Ford was | better part of peur days. with sath ‘alleged to have had with Cameron | liam J. Cameron, editor of the as to articles on the Jewish peo- Dearborn Independent, for. the ple most part sitting idly upon the “The question,’ witness stand but Sgotaigy to a ment, “is whether evidence is frequently for ed . + ee in order to show Ford instigated | tions which precipitated long lega i the attacking the Jewish, tilts which have slowed the case. id tn proved the Of the 56 changes, 54 were elim. Ford by direction inations and two changes was responsible for | phraseology. the Jewish | The amended declaration, Sa-| people he did nothing for which piro’s counsel explained, confined | he could be held until he narrowed the issue more closely to the Dear- the attack to an individual. For born Independent's attacks UPON; that reason the objection is sus- | Jews and to the charges of com- | tained.” munism and bolshevism. Two entire counts, the teenth and nineteenth. of the 20- | insisted upon | acres sold Came into e | 68,000, whil crop from 3,952,006 1919—before they industry—for $571,3 sold | ruled Judge | articles people. If . charges are, ous. If Henry In/or suggestion, | these articles against os eigh- Reed's Cigar Falls Foul of Bailiff's | Ten Commandments. the dignity of the Court to be helpful to} Lyman A. L ing with a desire visitors and attorneys, | Gilbert, 86-year-old honors with Judge Raymond. Vis- itors and others agree that the bailiff wields a mean gavel. When Judge Raymond everyone A phrase in the editorial was be- | sive. respectrful attention. Bu lieved at first to have referred to | when Gilbert’s govel comes Sapiro but Ford counse! asserted | everybody jumps. it did not, therefore it was _— | And because they usually jump inated. Gilbert has laid down the rule that The introduction to the amended 4% one shall stand when complaint was framed in more) qlosed for recess or technica! fashion, said Walter F-. | recess. The rule is one Lynch of Sapiro’s counsel but con- 'alogue formulated by the tained absolutely nothing new. ‘It immediately follows one Some of the Eliminatiors. ‘ing everyone to stand when Such alleged libels as “the Jew- | is opened in the morning and when ish organization’ the “Jewish | court is closed at night. movement on American agricul- | Other “commandments” ture.” the “Jewish promoters of | against other possible the new American farm trust,” the sions, from wearing a hat in the “Jewish influence,” “under Jewish courtroom to Spitting on the court- control,” “ oriental farmers’ and room “carpet” or smoking. Jewish submarine in Amertfca” | jast but not least is one reading, were struck from the declaration | “Thou shalt not paste any as generalizations covered in more! on the bailiff's table” ‘Tt was specific language in other parts of | prompted by the attempt of a the declaration. visiting newspaper man to make a The eighteenth count, which was’ permanent reservation. eliminated, referred to an articte | Even Senator Reed, in the Dearborn Independent of} Ford, has felt the wrath of Jan. 10, 1925. The article was} bailiff dictator. The Senator iight- termed “false, malicious and de-/ed a cigar in the courtroom. He famatory.” It said ‘“‘merchandis-/ was soon squelched. ing of the potato crop since it has | Nevertheless, the bailiff fallen into the hands of the Sapiro |kindly heart. One day co-operatives in many sections of| trial he noticed one of the visitine this country has not been so suc-| newspaper men having alffic ulty | cessful as witness the fact that the | sharpening pencils, lhe took a handful ana them on his own penej] sharpener. referred to! Was |; One, the eighteenth, potato growers and already covered in other parts of the dec- laration. The nineteenth count had to do with an editorial printed in the| Dearborn Independent and did not mention Sapiro specifically. count declaration were stricken.- Meee a stern will in uphold. | — | i speaks, down, court is opened after of the bailiff reguir- court warn ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH Pounded & JOSEPH PULITZER Deo. 12, 1878 O The Pulttes: Pudticn Oa we eatetith, Besierare and Olive St — ' ASSOCIATE RE ——. of encucatiaee ‘Infantry in the Civil war o-4 jg a 'former G. A. R. department com- mander of Michigan. He has been | presiding as bailiff for the last °0 years. 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BOY, 9 KILLS HIMSELF PLAYING WITH PISTOL ington, Disreg ards Warning Cry of 11-Y ear-Oud Sister, Playing with a revolver he found in a dresser drawer, Eugene Behy- 9-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. tichard Behymer, Washington boulevard, accidental- ly killed himself yesterday after- noon. His sister, Dorothy, 11, him to put the weapon was calling to. their aunt, tuth K. Behymer, for when the revolver was sathinieied and a bullet pierced § the mer, had urged away. and | heart. in a was playing aunt The children were their on the ents were aft a moving-picture show. Eugene found the revolver, .02-caliber, unloaded in the prshentgy er, with several cartridges nearby. He put three cartridges in the | was claimed, “If you don’t put I'll tell mother.”’ He disregarded her and she door shouting, ‘Aunt Miss Behymer heard a and ran upstairs. The boy was unconscious on the floor and a Physician pronounced him dead. Eugene was a pupil at the Public School. shoeworker. "TELLS OF STRANGLING HUSBAND |: By the A «sri ated Preas AGO Marc} 24. — A of a hi ‘dead who drank and beat her Mrs. Bertha Heilman her trial for murder. | Strangled, Mrs. Heilman testified, iby the collar of his shirt which and twisted in disarming had attacked her with when he was un- Cree drab story was told today in i she seized him after he /a butcher knife (der the influence of liquor. She was married at 15 and is | the mother of 12 children, of whom six are living ‘Building and Loan By the Associated Press JEFFERSON CITY, department and Bill Passed. | March 24.— {A separate Vision of building panies in Missouri bill passed by the today. The tiouse several loan Missouri Senate days ago, and Governor. supervisors six examiners ar ‘alled for in the bill. The receive a salary of and the Zoes to the ‘ .. { he ' i sor would Hoo vearly $1600. Supervision of companies is now under th Department, i loan State Finance 5151 Wash- | 5151 | ham boy's | waving the re- | air when Dorothy ex- | that | ran | Clark | His father is a | bill was passed by the now Besides supervil- $10.- examiners building and COs, PRETEEN meretirtt, wie a Post-Dispatch Staff Ph oLographer. € io ten-passenger, three-motor sible effert on the Fokker airplane which naited here yesterday on its way from Detroit to the Pacific Coast. Car- trying officers of the Continental Motors Corporation, it hopped off for Kansas City from Lambert-St. Louis Field. In the cabin of the plane (below) are R. W. Judson , (left) Anthony Fokker and W. R. | Angell. Judson and Angell are povweed the trip. “AIRPLANE ON 6000: MILE JOURNEY STOPS IN ST. LOUIS: Continental Motors Officers Flying From Detroit to Pacific Coast on Business. A party of officers of ths« tinental Motors §0000-mile business trip by air- _ plane, spent about three hours in St. Louis yesterday afternoon. They landed at Lambert-St. Louis Flying Field at 1 p. m.,, visited the Moon | Motor Co. plant here, at 4:10 p. m. for Kansas City. Those in the airplane, ‘to the pilot and mechanic, /Ross W. Judson, Continental Corporat Angell, vice president: Kline, advertising manager. and W. R. Angell Jr. they left De- Tuesday ing They are 10-passenger, three- owned by the i"on- were ion: Ww. a troit traveling in a i|motored Fokker, war) aoe pany, and used Judson for business trips. present journey will be | cific Coast ana »ack to Detroit. PSYCHO-ANALYSIS TESTS WRECKED HOME, WIFE SAYS i Mrs. Romeiser, Awarded Divorce, Declares She Was Used as Sub- ject and House Upset. Her husband’s habit of using her as a subject for psycho-analytical Study, asking her questions and then announcing conclusions from her replies, was cited among gen era] indignities by Mrs. Marie C. 'Romeiser, 41 years old, in obtain- ‘ing a divorce today from Dr. Theo- idore Romeiser, 50, a staff physician iat the State Hospital for the In isane at St. Joseph. Mrs. Romeiser testified married Dr. Romeiser in C in 1924 and lived with him hospital until Jan. 15 ishe returned to her former The ~ that she hicagzo at th last. home life was miserable, ‘she said because “used their bathroom as a chemical ‘laboratory, and kept several jin their living quart mental purposes. He did not con- ‘SIX WAVE LENGHTHS ALLOTTED These Are for Their Use, UT. S. Radio Board An- nounces. | By the Associated Press. WASHINGTON, March separate wave lengths were se aside by the Radio for the , ISS1OI (Comn channels are approx! mately those under the vious international arrangem Phave been assigned to Canada. wave lengths set apart are ‘meters. 312.3 meters, 329.5 $56.9 meters, 419.7 meters, meters. The six which pre 291. Corporation, on a, and took off) in addition president of the’) Harry D. regularly by! _... to the Pa-/! w a n home | Dr. Romeiser birds | the f _ 4 ‘ 4 NN ki ers for experi- centrated in Nanking. TO CANADIAN BROADCASTERS | Eixchusive 2 4,—Six | Tl Those Who Try It, exclusive use of Canail: and Canadian broadcasting stations. = Buy It! meters 434.5 shelled the hill. Up to 8 o'clock to- ‘night only meager news had been received from Nanking, and that by the telegraph wires having cut. The British destroyer Continued from dnp Anda Pe /ment was advised, with the Canton-| representatives being yrs Me ‘that if the three deman were, been not complied with. sper eta would, be treated as a military area. This|Wuhu. interpreted at the Navy De-: partment as meaning that the | Americans and British had served an ultimatum and that they would take any emergency action required to assure the protection of their Nationals in Nanking. Part of Pukow in Flames. | &8ea Foreigners on Hill. The foreigners were concentrat- ed for evacuation on a hill in the Northern part of the city, the Standard Oil Co. plant is lo- cated. The shelling by the South- ern irregulars began shortly before / 4 p.m. A few minutes later the} The dispatch, filed by Admiral! | United States destroyers Noa and Hough at 8 p. m. (Chinese time) | preston and the British cruiser today, said that at that time firing | weicrata shelled the area surround- continued on both banks of the | ing the hill. Yangtze River and that a large | With the object of opening the part of Pukow was in flames. lway for the tmmeatate evacuation “These outrages occurred,” the/ o¢ the foreigners, combined British t said, “in spite of ¥ POS-|and American forces. were landed. part of tne On the hill were 155 Americans, and others to get’ who included 45 women and 20 with some aah: children. American Consul Davis officer and insure thé€/,n4 his start were in the group. safety of foreigners.” A wireless dispatch from Nan- Admiral Hough said he was send-|yin- says the attack on ing all available American refugees | was made by from Nanking to Shanghai mo ! tonese troops.” he steamships Kung Gwo and | British and parties fought was every American Consul in touch (‘antonese American their way to Wencl now. The motive of the Chinese at- foreigners at Nanking ers at the ‘has not been stated. Tt is not! is pelieved evel le: just what faction ‘was foreigners responsible, although an official’ yarenins. Approximately 100 wireless message said ine attack | 4 merican naval men participated was made by “undisciplined Can- in the landing expedition. tonese troops.” When the warships learned that it is ithe hill was being attacked, they city is full fired on the area surrounding the themselves ‘‘Members of the Revo- | p41) for jutionarvy army,”’ and are active in Ithe attackers. Stirring up trouble. many North- | Bombardment Most severe. also have remained in the . ; the | Dispatches from Nanking at mid- indicated that the of Nanking being unable _ to cost of some that all the are now aboard the tack on the however, that the irregulars who call known. erners portion nearest Yangize River, cross tonight American night Anglo - must have been most severe, the Noah, Preston and Emerald using their main batteries for nearly 20 minutes. A portion of the area U. 8. DESTROYERS TO SET SAIL FOR NANKING AT ONCE r the ociat ted Pr Press | SHANGHAL March 25 (Friday. | 2a. m.)—The United States estroyers Preble and Stewart ve Shanghai for Nanking at day The British destroyer Wol-| is on the way from Wuhu. | The Japanese warships A Japanese wireless dispatch, participate says the Cantonese have cut off;the Chinese, although part of the Northern forces ati by to protect their nationals. Hsia-Kwan, the port of Nanking,! Japanese sailor was killed lying between the Nanking wall! rescuing compatriots. eae the Yangtze River. | American destroyers are stand- The Japanese consulate at Nan-/jing by at Shanghai awaiting possi- | king has been looted, according to; ble hurry j;advices reaching here shortly aft-| destroyers Pillsbury, John D. ér midnight. and Peary have heen ordered im- It is confirmed that B. Giles, | mediately from Manila to Shang- British Consul at Nanking, has} hai. been seriously wounded. Several] The British steamer Poyang ar- other British subjects are reported| rived today in Shanghai with the to have been wounded. first refugees leaving Nanking since Passengers reaching Shanghailthe official evacuation began. The from Nanking on board the steam-! Ppoyang, which left Nanking Tues- |} er Poyang report that most of the| qay night, was fired upon during who remained ashore} her voyage to Shanghai and was veteran mission-| hit several times, but there leave thcir| no casualties aboard. She brought 70 British, populated. Fires broke out. which tonight were threatening to destroy Hsia- Kwan, the port of Nanking on the will} Yangtze, and a large -| Pukow, across the river, ible from the south bank was Vis- stood (One while they it Nanking were who refused to thomes tin spite of warnings given ' ' Americans ae aries i ba the Consuls. They said they ould speak Chinese and were uot] dations provi normally ir aid of what might happen. 13 first-class ae lew ‘ins deemed Wedie The refugees, mostly aged SHANGHAI. March 24.—Ameri-| Sionarieés and women with children, and British warships replied | 84/4 they had received consular in- afternoon to the shelling by | 5tructions to leave the city Monday Southerners of foreigners con- for but mis- can this is officially announced that some Americans were killed and some wounded in the firing at Nanking. A Dr. Smith, a Britisher, was! killed, and Bertram Giles, the Brit- Consul, was wounded. 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They carried ai |only a few belongings, many hav-/ers being insolent to fos ing only the clothes they wore. | The Northern commaesa@sas) | Later they were transferred to; across the river ¢, ‘the Poyang, leaving many other} threatened to bombard ons | women and children aboard the The Standard on | warships. Other foreigners were proceeding up ¢ renee |concentratcd at the plant of the Shanghal, was fired : a Brit-) rifles from oa, fn the | south bank, and then em. /northern bank, io, i ang. The steamer wag Eeccmes. and Chinkiang, cities | °° return to Shanghas a the northwest of Shanghai, have | | Pio aernns pera were isolated 7 been ‘captured by the Nationalist | prevailed on : 4 armies, thus giving the Southerners | p sayy rain keeping the om a virtual control of the greats. streets. In a tens Yangtze Valicy. Nanking is 150 o- Chapet, where the | | miles from the coast. The popula-| gors of Monday and worst d | tion is about 400,000. Place, there was a @ | The capture of Nanking, which | o¢ welcome to the ‘ jis the terminus of the Shanghai- | ; | | Nanking railway, was effected | No Firing by without fighting. No blood was | shed when Chinkiang fell. the United States a The U. S. S. Isabel reached Nan- | | came ashore at Shan king today with Rear Admiral | Nationalist occupation, Hough aboard. He was in charge fired a sho. of the situation so far as Amer- | Private R. W. Kreas4 ican interests were concerned. Fourth Regiment, who At Chinkiang, where the United | ly wounded by a-spent States destroyer Paul JoneS+ Was | patrolling a customs waiting, all Americans were di- night. in company with _rected to concentrate at the Stan- | American marines, hag retuen | dard Oil Company plant, prepara- | duty. Private Cowert, also af tory to evacuation. Fourth Regiment, acel¢ mes Hurried Retreat of Northerners. As the southern vanguard en- 'tered Nanking’s wall, which are second only to Pekin’s in size and strength, the Northerners offered | no resistance,and retreated imme- ting the native district of ¢ |diately through Port Hsiakwan and the international {and across the Yangtze. The flight The 40 United States | across the river was described as called for by the British ¢ hurried and disorderly, all avail-|der yesterday to assist in able craft being commandeered. |ing the bridge, had return Some looting accompanied the re-;their reserve quarters ‘treat, but it was limited by the | Along the border abr haste of the Northerners. Today Chapej district 'large fires threatened to destroy | marines is to support the | all the suburbs. For weeks the Nationalists ha@ ing any part of the front | been creeping up to Nanking from being a few hundred vars f the east, south and west. and when/rear, but ready for | Shanghai fell on Monday, it bee emergencies. came apparent that the capture of! Patrolling roads in the inte Nanking was only a matter of ai few days. So serious did the situ- | ation appear there that the evacu- ation of all foreign women and children was ordered as soon as’ boats could be found to take them | lamation today ordering all — away. |dents to remain indoors : Three tionalists|the hours of 10 Pp. m. and 4% | International Export — _ish-owned packing fir on south bank of the chao Nanking Captured. Se NTR BR ge a slight wound. Today the British Gs. guardsmen were alone i, the Markham road bridge, The Municipa! international settlement in hai under Ametican thousand Na FREE! With the New Sunbeam Toaster To Prove Fiat Toasting Is 50% Quicker Holds the wat of @ ABR Never wots he Toaster so strongiy Hurry! Sale May E Any Day. Thousands ‘have already taken ac this sensational offer. 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You neither touch the teast ner bare your fingers. | Arrews denete action of rack back. away frem the het grill, te remeve teast. -— Franklin Wilson, the hus- # Was hot affectionate. ae bh hom hot, weoree YW U p Destoe Indictment urned Against Mrs. x and Gray—Trial} : for April 7k 100 INSURANCE prc st Says s Wife Persuaded Editor to Take Out Wanted $1000. ale Wire From the New Bureau of the Post-Dispatch. YORK, | March 24.—The| County grand jury at Long ‘City yesterday afternoon re- first degree murder indict- against» Mrs. Ruth Brown and ner admirer, Henry -Gray, the corset salesman Bast Orange. Snyder and Gray pleaded j guilty when arraigned before me Court Justice Callaghan Syeens County today. Trial was They were re- sd to jail without bail, pend- the trial. : Ttil Sunday morning, when the use found Albert Snyder, art wor of Motor Boating Magazine, : ad in his Queeng Village Snyder's wife, once his ste- grapher, and Gray, apparently mown to one another, living in erent suburban communities, -geemed to their friends and more than ordinary, able young “married people th happy homes., 3 But in Otcober, 1925, almost co- with the beginning of intimate relations with Gray, } Snyder, it was learned yes-|— y, insisted her husband take $50,000 insurance on his life. the police point out, gives the clear evidence of motive for the murder plan may have nated in her mind many fhe information came from L. Co,, who said payment on totaling $52,000 would be F. Hazleton, her counsel, } declared her interests were fate and distinet from those pay. “IT have nothing to do at,” the Justice said, “you e your motion for a sepa- al at the start of the trial.” love of Mrs. Snyder for y “has turned to hate,” she iteday, after her arraignment afst-degree murder charges. ®.were two reasons, she sald. ig the barbarous method! to kill my husband,” she] “The other is the fact that gled me in his story of} erfor 1 killing. _I had nothiag!/ spon h the actual killing of my Gray did that. daughter, Lorraine, dovs Iam a prisoner, accused raer. ~T am going to see ‘er row, when I will tell her I Ping to a hospital, because ‘M. I will tell her I will pe ‘some day.” ring their arraignment Mra. and Gray sat elbow-to el- Sut did not look at one an- E during the entire procedurs. KEEPS 30-YEAR PLEDGE TO SEARCH MAN'S POCKETS She Did, Court Holds Her < to $87.50-a-Month lated Press. ‘APOLIS, Md., March 24.— agreement signed on her moon 30 years ago, Mrs. ™ May Wilson was farbidden rch her husband's ockets, his letters or talk in bed at The Maryland Court of Ap- Few affirmed the decision of reult Court of Montgomery *crupulously, she won the . to demand $87.50 a month for separate nee, d taken an appeale from "f court on grounds that his a CAPTURED IN STOLEN |» chasing a stolen automo-} Be consi it to the curb at avenue, yesterday after- gl detectives found at the 12-year-old boy, William a 2922 Hickory street, ~“Mitted he stole the auto- pga. night from the of Mississipp! avenue and Vlevard. named two other boys, 10 and ay who he said helped * theft. On March 16, : od they stole another ma- J 21, ich they abandoned) after five days of *“joy- tt three are at the House oe " Mor a., March 24.— , oe idee risen of 13 hearts Char! ate: ae ‘Wes. oa ie was paired. — ™ he was

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mbardmen; troops entered Chinkieng o'clock Tuesday nigh out Wednesday — a parades, in some caseg ers being insolent to fpeen” The Northern commander or a across the river from aaa threatened to bombard the The Standard Ol) proceeding up the rtve Shanghai, was fired on, rifles from Kilang- -Ying, q south bank, and then from northern bank, Opposite ang. The steamer wag «& to return to Shanghai. While there were eoneua ders in Shanghai yesterda prevailed for the most heavy rain keeping the r the streets. In the native of Chapei, where the worst ¢ ders of Monday and Tuesday place, there was a demor t of welcome to the Nationaties Up to 3 o'clock this the United States marines, came ashore at Shanghaj Nationalist occupation, had fired a shot. Private R, W. Kranz of Fourth Regiment, who wag @ ly wounded by a spent bullet , patrolling a customs jetty ‘night, in company with American marines, has returr | duty. Private Cowert, also of | Fourth Regiment, accidentally , | himself gn the leg today, rece a slight .wound. ' Today the British Coldstre guardsmen were alone in he ' ’ ting the native district of Ri and the international settlems at The 40 United States n called for by the British comm ‘der yesterday to assist in pate (ing the bridge, l1- ne =F—rsSO Along the border Ay Chapel district the role of DY marines is to support the stream guards. They are not he ing any part of the front positie being a few hundred yards to 4 rear, but ready for front emergencies. 'the International] settlement. The Municirz Council of international settlement in 8 /hai under American Chat | Sterling Fessenden, issued a lamation today ordering all ‘dents to remain indoors be s{the hours of 10 p. m. and 4 sa! tch Bolds the At of @ moan——nerer efore @, Toaster eo strongiy dwilt. urry! Sale May e) i nanaliiiel offer. Any Day. ands thave already taken advz The Toaster s are going like hot cakes. 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You can't get these results Get this new see it today and get A Wat at Says Wife Persuaded the Markham road bridge, genes had returned © ‘their reserve quarters nearby, | abutting . » found Albert Snyder, or of Motor Boating Magazine, e 2 | seemed to their friends Some of them g patrolling roads in the interior 3: b Co., who said payment ie other is the fact that a $3.50 . ock Free—while they last. : * a, pu HE MDIETED. ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Helped Kill Husband as He Slept mt MURDER item! and Gray—Trial aad 11. 4 y INSURANCE | ES HELD uP ‘Editor to Take Out “an Policies When ) od $1000. 4 Wire From the New) eu of the Post-Dispatch. mK, March 24.—The ry grand jury at Long i yesterday afternoon re- degree murder indict- t% Mrs. Ruth Brown | mer admirer, Henry ams, the corset salesman , Bes 0 ge. * 4 Snyder and Gray pleaded we when arraigned before court Justice Callaghan County today. Trial was ” 11. They were re- sd to jail without bail, pend- be trial. mi Sunday morning, w hen the art | ate in his Queens Village | p, Snyder's wife, once his ste-_ er, and Gray, apparently | m to one another, living in| ent suburban communities, and | no more than ordinary, | young married people hay homes. + in Otcober, 1925, almost eet al with the beginning of relations with Gray, Titiiea’ . Snyder, it was learned aie | " insisted her husband take 0,000 insurance on his life. police point out, gives the | evidence of motive for! ime and the first suggestion t the murder Plan may have} in her mind many} ago. | be information came from L. | ishfield, assistant superintend-— the Prudential Life Insur- | on totaling $52,000 would be'| : » trial for Mrs. Snyder fuested and demanded by | [¥. Hazleton, her counsel, melared her interests were | je and distinct from those | = “TI have nothing to do| "the Justice said, “you | your motion for a sepa- o at the start of the trial.” five of Mrs. Snyder for turned to hate,” she after her arraignment HGegree murder charges. mere two reasons, she said. he is the barbarous method it) kill my husband,” she * ie * | Former prright, Pacific & Atlantic Photo. MRS. RUTH SNYDER. eens’ in Jail. SIEGEL SEEKS DIVORCE. HEAD OF SLOT MACHINE Former University City Pro- - moter Again Accused in _University City, a St. has again been # . (over a ‘had involved about 10,000 'investors’’ | States. | Solicitor, i velopment of a | between | Angeles. | on this | town | Same | University / } i ; | failed FROM HIS THIRD WIFE COMPANY ACQUITTED Millionaire Names Clerk in His Modest Little Haberdashery Shop. By Leased Wire From the York Bureau of the Post-Dispatch. NEW YORK. March 24.—Henry Siegel, the country's leading merchants. stores were known to millions and who for the last five years has been guiding spirit of a two-man haber- 'dashery shop in Hackensack, N. J., one of once whose +% Lsi€ at 65. has filed suit for divorce | from his third wife, Mrs. Henrietta Struble Siegel, 42, in the New Jer- sey Chancery Court. Mrs. Siegel was a divorcee when she married | the former millionaire banker and April 14, e has two department store owner, 1948. in Scranton, Pa. Sh grown daughters. Jesse Zimmerman. of Ruth- erford, N. J., is named as co-re- 3° aU, me in his story of i killing. I had nothig| Hh the actual killing of ny) Gray did that. kaghter, Lorraine, dovs Wlam a prisoner, accused Mer, Iam going to see “er, , when I will tell her 1} s to a hospital, because | I will tell her I will pe} ame day.” ge their arraignment Mrs. and Gray sat elbow-to el-| Mdid not look at one 1in-| ing the entire procedure. | 5 30 YEAR PLEDGE NCH MAN'S POCKETS Did, Court Holds Her | to $87.50-a-Month tion Allowance. Sia. ws KAPOLIS Md., March 24.— | ment Signed on her) 30 years ago. Mrs. ¥ Wilson was forbidden | her husband's pockets, letter or talk in bed at. Maryland Court of Ap- | M8 affirmed the decision of m Court of Montgomery | by keeping the agree- | ously, she won the) © demand $87.50 a month} husband for separate Bs Franklin Wilson, the hus- taken an appeal® from “court on grounds that his Rot affectionate. % CAPTURED IN STOLEN m IMPLICATES 2 OTHERS | & ing a stolen automo- | ing it to the curb at. @venue, yesterday after- —" ves found at the. *i2-year-old boy, William | » of 2922 Hickory street, | “ec he stole the auto- | night from the | 4i ie E r Mississippi avenue and two other boys, 10 and m ola, who he said helped theft On March 16. g they stole another ma-_ which they abandoned = ’ Stter five days of “joy- Bn three are at the House Bridge Hand. | aie 7s Ta. March 24.— | ten xe hand of 13 hearts. t© Charles Blackmer | He was playing Of George Haycock, m he Was paired. 'as Siegel calls | store, where, according to the pro- | prietor, | Stanley lof $7,000,000- 'walking | Jefferson, Franklin and St. spondent. He was employed for- merly as a clerk in the Henri Shop, his Hackensack | Zimmerman obtained his first job. Siegel says he Zimmerman and Mrs. Siegel are now in Boston at the home of his wife’s married daughter, Outwater. “These things happen day,” he said. “It’s only they happen to the big guys they matter. I’m a little guy: public isn’t. interested in me.” Reminded that there were thou- sands who remembered him when} every that the he had a town house at Madison avenue and Eighty-second street, _f a ‘country place, Driftwood, at Ma- 'maponeck (now occupied by Na- ‘than Straus) and was the directing genius of Siegel, Cooper & Co. in '(*hicago, a firm that did a business in a single year, laughed, a little bitterly, pe rhaps, Merchant | New Central | California line vice favenue, t 'ferent indictment he f no | the ; we thinks | Mrs. | } ; | John | , when | uw) | been ' brother. he | ‘case | where but more philosophically than bit- | terly, and said: “The things that have been don’t matter now. The complaint charges the specifically with misconduct iJune 12, 1926 ‘in the said month of June.’ On dis- ‘place, a mé va ‘a Post 2) - 9 _ State's on : “and on other days | eovering their relations Siegel dis- | charged the clerk, his attorney said. and on Dec. 19 last went to Boston. Employes declared | they thoufht Zimmerman had been | ,, ,, paying attention to Mrs. Siegel's | 20-year-old daughte Vita, who! lived with the a vce and his wife. SWINDLED BY COIN MATCHERS Harold Hord of “of Detroit Reports Loss of $36 and Diamond. Harold Hord of Detroit com- plained to police that tro men swindled him out of $36 and-e @ 250 diamond ring after @ chance meeting between trains at the Union Station yesterday. He went with one stranger and they met the second w ho had an English accent and announced he. had discovered a novel new Atmer- ican game. The fame proved to be ‘matching coins. They matched and stranger won $3850 from | glishman,” who borrowed |'mongy and ring which he ga | the first stranger as security. Forty-and-Fight to ‘Inifinte 12. St. Louis County voiture of the Forty-and-Fight, World War Vet erans, will initiate 12 me wnbers for Louis in the first the “En- Hord's ve to Counties, Saturday night. Harvard School auditorium. c ithat this jt Siegel | 1€6 i; because we | couldn't to the | placed on the's 2 ' oonstitutional rights. $500,000 FOR TWO PAINTINGS } ican, divulged, for Fred Pollnow However Is Un- der Sentence on Similar Gambling Charge. president of the Machine Co.. who Polinow. Vending Fred avenue. is ser ite nce fam months’ jail for setting up a was acquittea Circuit Judge Ossing'’s iterday of a similar He denied that he had 'to do with the stting 1 of a machine at the William Sherman, Jefferson and discla that machines such State présented in ing name of pany, had been distrib Louis. At Six bhi ne de- jury court yes- hs re _iicha saioon Suoth imed as the evidence, Pollnow’'s uted >) #5 a | aod one the in St his previous trial on a dif- electing t and Yesterday defense, State's found him guilty. ' denial, unsupported tive testimony, -seemed to igh in the minds of the virtually the same evidence had, resu in conviction previous The Staie failed establish strongly Pollnow’s connection with Mills, the agent, who had set the machine in Sherman's loon. To date, out of four machine prosecutions there but one conviction. Ceasar, — ed and Mills also Fred Pollnow has his conviction in tne jury his case, by ++ ilted in the case Lo Sa- slot has Fred's and acquit- was tried ac- was the leas indictment arains* dismissed to- second Caesar Pollnow day by Assistant John Bowcock, evidence. against was the Sa a jury had Williams of ‘mber f the -Dispatc! failure connection between Polinow the which influenced **T want irv turned A was Circuit Attorney ained that this ‘ho expl Polinow in me as in the failed to convict. e. Bee 2) Jury, the reporter tnat to show and yred was factor verdict. ople Pollnow mach ‘med to us that think loose , . don’t Lo favored siot ines.”’ the declared. ‘“‘It see State might have evidence showing that ng as Pollnow’s agent. by the stand. aS ;some was act! thad been and was not put on the understand why, nan who had the affair.*” be tand at-a and Milts Stat Ww he kev subpoenaed seemed the ! whol Mills. it whl recalled. previous his a clos stood on He brothers. «lot machine -trial is friend of the Polinow London Art Dealer Reports Sale of Van nye to American. y the Press and Pulitzer blishin (‘New York World and Post-Dispatch LONDON, March 24 whose identit has has hased Dyck paintings. thur Ruck. an art dealer, nounces he had sold the Kar! Northbrook, whose ily had owned them for genera- , tions. The paintings were Newport.” and “Queen Copyricht Pub An not Amer- been for $500.- Ar- an- pure N00 two \Van of “The Farl of Geoffrey Hudson.” any thine ——. | SACRED HEART CONVENT TAKES OPTION ON 38 ACRES IN COUNTY slor | dey eloped ; ; 1 ; t¢ Milts | thousands of er ; Bages, involuntary OF THE MAILS FRAUD ORDER Connection With His En- | jlanphy streets. terprises in California. March 24.—E. the founders of WASHINGTON, G. Lewis, one of enled the use of! of alleged fraud | in the conduct of his enterprises. A fraud order against Lewis was issued today by Postmaster-General | New on the recommendation of Postoffice Solicitor Horace J. Don- nelly. The order specified that all mail addressed to Lewis and his latest company, the Atascadero De- d the mails because fense and Reconstruction Fund of | Los Angeles and Atascadere, Cal., Should be marked “Fraudujent” | and returned to the senders. In an announcement the Postoffice De- partment said Lewis had operated long period of vears and “cre throughout the At the hearing before Lewis declared he had (handled about $100.000.000 4d: uring his entire promotion e xperience. Lewis first came to the atten- tion of the postal authorities in 1905 when a fraud’ order was is- Sued against him for his the of St. Louis. St. Louis be fornia in 1912 After his failure and began large tract of land Francisco and Los He eStablished a townsite land and developed the of Atascadero on much the lines he had promotea@ San as City Failed for $15,000,000. In connection with this develop- ment he promoted a of other enterprises which in 1924. Lewis liabilities at $15,000,000. ary, 1925 finally placed In his he was bankrupt and immedi- campaign funds editor- for the ately t hy Liit began SOlicita a tion from investors purpose of the mort- proceedings,” and Postoffice ot others “helping >? and to “fighting the “preserving the for other APU In properties.’’ purposes. the ;announcements said ©) , 94 ; under | and $500 |; in | knowledeze | the | bear- | CoTml- | ‘mate (nor had presented | o stand on} (has corrobora- | out- | jury | which | | in the i whic ‘inade Pending 'Mother Superior Reed ‘clined to disclose appealed | other | | | ‘ case | ihe the 1814 Wagoner | told | Deputy a business | {“ommittee | Senate i liam S. | B. _ boxes stored i'custodians of the a Was i CANVASEEeS | fam- | Henri- | the | etta Maria with her dwarf, Sir) the approxi- During the course promotion at the hearing of Solicitor Donnelly out $100,000.000. hat was Lewis admitted amount remitted mately $800,000. entire s he andled a 4 . lated fore i he h Owned by ‘Bert H. Lang Is Wooded Tract at Conway and Spoeuf “Roads. option Site A short-term on app: sly .388 acres of land at thwest corner of the St. Louls County. pretty Bert H. First and Spoede roads, locally noted for its been given by vice president of the Bank, who owms the the Sisters of the Sacred who conduct the Academy of Sacred Heart, avenues, and six other } Louis district. rt of the Conway road frontage the 16-acre tract recent- ly on for Mary ~— Institute, th as plans for a build- ané is within a mile of Cham- College, on Denny road. completion of the deal. today de- building plans for average. Lang Heart. St Pa is opposite new ing, the Conway road MEDIA, PA., OFFICIALS REFUSE TO SURRENDER BALLOT BOXES Demand Made by Counsel of Reed) Committee; Test Case Contemplated. ‘jated Press. ADELPHIA, South, special Sergeant-at-Arms mpaign Fund Investigatti: the United invesigating the election Senator-elect Wil- and William Assor fa. Lil Marc} counsel _ 4 and +}, the ts Jerry for Reed Ca Fag of States between Vare (Rep.), Wilson (Dem.), today the Delaware . County at the courthouse and was refused pending a decision tomorrow by f.County Commissioners, boxes. stands will contest ed ballot Media. formal! B@ard ‘2 If tomorrow be the refusal case probably eourt. 4 Lest in THURSDAY ivehusia MARCH 24, 1997 ‘EG. LEWIS DENIED Louis suburb, [| ditor United | conduct | of the People’s United. States Bank | in | finally settled in Cali- | the de- | large number | Janu- | adjudicated an/ through | his | ? total! experi- | ‘Osi- | the | Conway | woods. | National | property, to ' the | Taylor and Maryland | institutions } ? er demand- | in | the ; ' the elepnant presented Barnum. * made | LAST FIRE HORSES | | TO MAKE FAREWELL | RUN TOMORROW —— ss ——— ee peared and Department Band Will Usher Them Out of Station No. 25. nen cee Tom, Mon k. Jerry, Strawberry the last fire and horses in St. 1 m. tomorrow, 'House No. Dp. from Engine Sixteenth and ! It will be a cere- /mony and not a fire that will take them dashing out; Mayor Miller. \the Fire Department Band and movie photographers will be pres- | ent. Their places will ;motorized equipment, provided by ‘the bond issue in the march of | progress. They will go to work in the peaceful pursuits of the Park Department. During the past six lweeks about 36 ihave been retired. ' Tom and Jerry have been get- ‘ting a kick out of drawing a hose eart. Strawberry and Monk have © > a be taken by | ‘hauled an old-fashioned pumping. and | 5’s” for | engine. Strawberry, Jerry ‘|Tom have been with the ‘2 iseven years and Monk a much shorter time, though he has been ‘in the départment ¢ about 10 years. FRUIT AND GARDEN CROPS Ww cather ‘Bemeticial to Assistant County Agent Says. was a heavy and St. Louis Chilly Peaches, Extension Although there frost in St. Louis County last night, rain earlier in the evening. not severe enough to damage fruit and garden crops, according to H. L. tensi0On agent. ' wise escaped injury frost Sunday night. chilly weather peaches, Lobenstein ‘jt prevents ‘premature ment. he temperature dropped from 42 degrees last night to o'clock this morning, and then be- to rise. “=, These crops like- from the light The said, because develop- san NEW GOLD STRIKE REPORTED 80 MILES FROM WEEPAH, NEV. the Associated Press. LENO, Nev., March 24.The Nevada State Journal publishes a dispatch from Fallon, Nev., say- ing a gold strike, disclosing ore worth $2590 a ton, has been made near there. Fallon is about 80 miles northwest of Weepah, scene of the State’s latest boom. The ore was found ‘from which miners itracting values running from $ $100 a ton, Although several! ing companies are operating | vicinity, which is essentially cultural, no ore ever has been found there by an area been ex- 30 to min- in the in had be- " “uc ‘NAT GOLDSTEIN _ LOSES HIS PLEA FOR PROBATION _ Continued from Pate (ne. to Le avenworth will be served | within two or three days | Five Jack Daniel Men Return to Leavenworth Prison. participants in the Jack whisky conspiracy, whose appeals Rave been finally over- |ruled. are to be dressed in today ‘at Leavenworth penitentiary t6 complete terms interrupted by their on appeal bonds. prisoners and th sen- Michael! J. Whalen of St. Louis. former Democratic City ‘'Committeeman, two years and a ' $5000 fine: Daniel A. O’Neil, for- mer Deputy Constable, 15 months and $506: Morris Multin, former St. Louis liquor deale two years and $5000; Harry Levin, St. Louis County gambler, two years and $5000, and Harry Stratton of Cin- cinnati, a whisky runner for the bootlegger, George Remus, 15 months and $1000. Whalen and O'Neil left night to United Marshal Meloy in nnnee Stratton accompanied Indianapolis where the l case was tried before District Judge Balt- 1925 Multin from New OCr- Five Daniel release The os eiF Ltences are: a s+ former St. T AOUIS last meet States Deputy | City todav eMiov from Jaek Danis United States zell in Decem went to Kansas City leans _ Coolidge Gets His Baseball Pass. the Associated Pt \"ASHINGTON, all National this year was presented President and Mrs. Coolidge today by John A. Heydler, president of the league. The pass was inclosed in a case mad¢ from of “Duchess,.”’ which was the. Lincoln Park her, Marc} °4.—A Leag' games pass to if for to the hide to Zoo in Louis, will make their last run at! Mul- | other fire horses | UNHURT BY HEAVY FROST following a light} it was) Lobenstein, assistant county €x- | present} is advantageous foy 36 at 6) agri- | of exceptional val- | TWO BOYS ADMIT SETTING CHURCH FIRES FOR THRILL Isadore Fleist man, 16, and. 15, Be- Charles Douthitt, Started 10 .Blazes tween March.3 and 9. Two boys who got a thrill out of se¢ing fire equipment in action confessed last night that they Started 10 fires in Synagogues, churches and garages March 3 and 9. hetween third boy who admitted he ac- companied them on some of their incendiary expeditions. Police had suspected that boys small fires, which caused damage of about $2500, and yesterday their suspicions were confirmed by an informant who _ suggested they | | Question Isadore Fleishman, 16 | years old, of 1160A Walton ave- nue, Two Fires in One Night. Isadore was~- arrested at works. named Charles Douthitt, 15, | 2921A Arsenal street, as his complice. Together, they related that on the evening of March 3 they broke into the Chesed Shel Emeth Synagogue at 1260 North Euclid avenue, and the Euclid Nazarene Church, 1231 North | Euclid, starting small fires with waste paper. The next night, prompted by a grudge against the Bnai Abraham congregation at Glasgow avenue and Dickson street, because they / once had been evicted after a dis- turbance there, they climbed through a rear window and set fire to a tablecloth in that syna- gogue. The third night, they lighted the synagogue of the Nathan Har- rig congregation at 1213 Glasgow avenue. Directed Firemen to Blaze. Between March and 9%, the boys said, they started six fires in garages and sheds, some in the same neighborhood as the syna- gogues and others in South St. Louis. Sometimes, they declared, they would light a fire, turn in an alarm at the corner firebox and _then direct the firemen to the blaze. The 1d, of of <4 ~ Gordon Bullock, avenue, was third boy, 4345A Evans named by Douthitt. Fleishman and ‘Douthitt agreed that he had no fires. |ADMITS LEAH TAYLOR TO BAR N. County Court Enrolis Seneca Taylor's Daughter. Miss Leah Shannon Taylor, 4220 ieaae boulevard, daughter of the Taylor tice law late State Senator Seneca N. before the St. Louis Coun- ty bar. Miss Taylor at Washington nUiversity be graduated this June. cently’ passed the bar examination. and will VOTERS’ LAST REGISTRATION May 8 Persons, Who Have Moved, Transfer Names on Books. Voters who have moved since last registration day, Feb. have until 9 p. m. Saturday notify the missioners at the City Hall of their change in address. The board rooms will be open to- day; tomorrow and Saturdatv at 9 a. m. and on Saturday closing time will be extended until 9 p. m. to take care of belated voters )°o mam VY, will to ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | LEAVES $18,000 TO CITY They are held | at the House of Detention with a! were responsible for the series of | | the | tice-Stix Dry Goods Co., where he He confessed readily and | aC- | a heap of waste’ paper in | North | part in the actual starting of the, is a senior | She re-| the | There are thousands of newspapers and dozens of magazines summarizing the news; there is only one news interpreter for busi- ness, and that ts NATIONS $7.sofera | \s; dear term = GLASCO LIGHTING OBTAINABLE 33 cents a copy at mew ssia Merle Thorpe, Editor Published monthly at Washington by the ‘ s NOW Chamber of Commerce of the United States Diamonds With Sapphires Exclusive designs in plat- inum are featured with Diamonds and Sapphires in ensembles of unusual beauty. Rings, Brooches, Bracelets, Clasps and Pins cw BOLLAND'S Lecust et Tenth Seweters ter 79 Vears Night Hawk The old reliable midnight train in service for many years. It makes no stops and i= The Best Ni KANSAS ‘65 PM St. Louls 11 Kansas City 7:3 ‘Lav Ar. 5 t Train ITY. AM All Stee] Sleeping Cars, Observation Cafe Lounge Car, Reclining Chair of extra charge). Cars (free Chicago @ Alton PAGE 3 TO BUILD FUNERAL CHAPEL | Brother and 2 Sisters of Mascou- tah, Ill., Bequeath $6000 Each in Their Wills. An unusual bequest of $18,000 | ito the city of Mascoutah. IIL, | used in neral chapel to be in the construction of a fu- | the city-owned | cemetery: there, was disclosed yes- = terday with the filing of the will | a in the Probate Court at Benheville this sum, remainder to come from a brother, Jacob Espen- the estates of chied, of Miss Louisa Espenchied of Mas- | the | and a sister, Mrs. Fredericke | 'Hihler, both of whom died several : years ago. The wills of the latter 'two, making similar bequests of .$6090, contained the stipulation that ‘public until all three were dead. Miss Espenchied died March 13. The city of Mascoutah, however, /must agree to place pictures of the ‘nounced by officers ofthe the wills should not be made | NON-UNION MEN TAKE PLACE OF 7 Anheuser-Busch Declares Mose Than 90 Per Cent of Em- ployes Are Unionized. ad juast- Inc, Further “economic ments” at Anheuser-Busch ‘through the replacement with no*:- However, the will filed yesterday | . P | bequeaths but $6000 of union men of 75 union painters and other mechanics employed in the wagon factory, who walked out last rather than accept a4 reduction in wages, were an- week, com- pany today. The walkout last week follows the strike of Feb. 1, when 125 un- ion mechanics, employed chiefly (in maintaining the plant, quit for | a similar reason. _Espenchieds in a prominent place | / in the chapel before they receive | ‘company said they still desire 'o | the money. | The wills also leave a total ' $3000 to various charities of |'German _\ Evangelical Lutheran | Church. | ‘cleanest MAN ACCUSED BY: PASTOR of | the | They call attention to the fact that EXONERATED OF ATTACK’ Friend's Home When Ex- Klansman Was Waylaid. John Dougherty of 120 Ferguson charged with dis- é. ; | John Dougherty Proves He Was at 'road, Florissant, ,|turbing the peace of the Rev. ee (Christian Church, 4408 West Fior- | |issant avenue, on the morning of: | Feb. 17, was discharged by Judge | Rosecan in Police Court today. | The Rev. Mr. Crawford, former- | lly identified prominently with the Ku Klux Klan in St. Louis, testified | that when he was leaving his study at 3:30 a. m., he was attacked by two men, one striking him on the |head with a club from behind and Crawford, pastor of the Fourth | cause more than $0 per cent | organized ' | ' In announcing employment of non-union workers, officers of the be known as a union industry. the 1200 brewery and corn prod- ucts employes are members of the Brewery Workers’ and affiliated unions and that the electricians and machinists’ local union ac- cepted. the company’s terms and refused to join in the strike. Be of the total employes are members vf labor, officers of the concern expressed the belief that the American Federation of La- bor will not sanction any retrib"- tive action on the part of the building crafts. The company proposed that a general wage of $1 an hour he established for painters, carpen- ters, pipefitters and other me- chanics in place of the various scales, ranging from $1.25 to $1.54 an hour, demanded by these crafts. It also asked the privilege of re- quiring work on Saturday after- noon without payment of the : overtime scale. 'the other striking him in the face | | with his fists. The man in front, ‘he said, he recognized as Dougher- ty. | Dougherty, represented by Attor- ;ney Sigmund Bass, testified he | passed the night in question at the after arriving there from Moran avenue, a theater about midnight. corroborated that testimony, WORKHOUSE TERM FOR DRIVER Dudley D. E mert Sentenced to 35 Days and Fined $150, Appeals. Dudley D. Emert, 41 years old, drink ison avenue, (days in the workhouse and fined .today on charges of careless driving and operating an automobile when intoxicated. Emert was arrested on March 7 after his machine had collided with ‘another car at Broadway and |Washington avenue. He admitted he had had five or six drinks of home brew. He appealed. home of John Moran, at 4255 Gano'| | ' | exact the same | competitors.” proprietor of a restaurant and soft | stand at 3001 South Jeffer- | was sentenced to 35. | Inc., It was pointed out that mechan- ics employed at Anheuser-Busch, worked “full time” and were not required to lay off because of inclement weather, as is necessary in outside’ construction. Officers of the company stated further that the $1 hourly scale was imperative to meet competition and that they were only seeking to establish wages and conditions in their plant comparable to the situation in com- peting establishments. “This company is ready tO pay ithe union scale if the union can conditions from officers said. “We can’t, however, compete with con- cerns having a 75-cent an hour wage scale. That means the dif- ference must be paid out of losses, 'and, since the volume of our busi- $150 by Judge Beck in Police Court | ness was destroyed by prohfbition, we wil] close the doors first.” Under an agreement with the Building Trades Council, all build- ing construction is performed by union craftsmen at the union wage scale, while similar work necessary in maintenance of the plant is per- formed by the recently employed nonunion workmen at $1 an hour. vw ay hd At hahha ETT wevew weve SPECIAL SALE! ayser Silk Novelty Gloves today was admitted to prac- | A Remarkable Quality in the New Shades With Beautiful Color Combination-« Washable as a Handkerchief. Board of Election Com- and Colorful Trims ST. LOUIS’ ONLY EXCLUSIVE GLOVE SHOP The Glove Shop ....... 821 Locust St. Karges Hosiery Bide. 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ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH a fe A Better Service at a Lower Cp The optometric service offered by us a 2 careful. tion of your vigien a. 3 7 : the scientific grinds 2 e lenses in our ous fa a tica Departmeng FS ae, . HINGE-JOINT SHELLCO FRAME you with a pair of $e } i , THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 24, 1927 ¢ has not been awardea _ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH : | ‘downtown property holder and at- high that it n the Bos- +4 wide f J iated Re-. naan who voted to support the bill are: \. ai ae te lone lw. W. Butts, Charles E. Richards 'tailers; F. M. Mayfield. president/torney, hac to teave aire tool tasestdiiy af Taber’ Arts. ty and Charies J. Daly of the Realiof Scruggs - Vandervootr - Barney | before the vote was taken, bu rit ag * i ie old freshman The hon- - o , _ t hh >t r« _ ae 2 Y e sure. J~) ~ I- iA Li Peapaichs she Charlies E. Wil-\declared they favored the measu I a deem Sobern. a 'Estate Exchange; William A. Me-' Dry Goods Co.; ™ anit h-so0l ine! ‘maton 2 ee ee een | nae. ae Se auiuk aaa WINS SELDOM-WON AWARD Boston. whose parents came from “ sta ft. |Improvement Association; Louis M.' president of the Associated ates Sweden 20 years ago ‘Monheimer, vice president of the ers; Charles E. Valier, president of Scholarship at Boston U. Goes to The award is the Pro’. Au a |\May Department Stores (Famous- the Merchants Exchange; K. E. Freshman. 19. Howe Buck Scholarshir arr); O. - J. McCawley, president Blake, and Leo C. Fuller of Stix, a the Adonai Pein ITTER-SWEET 45:, CHOCOLATES 45:;, ‘ef the Civic Council.on Rapid Baer & Fuller Dry Goods Co. nage fe: re Transit: Alfred G. White and Eu- yates T. Cook, downtown real es- BOSE: ser se guid? igene R McCarthy advertising tate dealer, and Paul Bakewell Jr.,' scholarship with requirements FRIDAY ONLY MRS. AMY SMITH’S CANDIES c 212 NORTH SEVENTH ST. c 2Ois. FAMOUS PEANUT CANDY LB. manager and vice president of the CLEANERS and DYERS | — the first : : : teh s oe * ay Special for $1.00 e to the above Gaur $1.95. Complete © re, regular $7.50 value ae : _ — 705 OLIVE ketts, manager of the Railway Ex- Miller Pledges His Influence change Building; John M. Robert- ° | son, manager of the Boatnfiiin’s a Ss to Obtain Reasonable Bank Building and other downtown | Ay . office structures: E. J. Russell, Taxes to Put Project ‘chairman of the City Pian Com- ev FZ j}mission: Thomas W. Garland, first LTTE ALLL LEE LES! LLL A Brown Shoe Co.: Claude B. Ric- — orton eR LINDELL 4600 . . . : " = a eee ee ee Through. EXPLAINS IDEA TO 19 BUSINESS MEN = ~aae— 7 = ae Fe ae FA ies tty a Assembles Them at Lunch- & “A ie e : o> As as eon to Counteract Op- Wy . cf ’ position to Transit Bill Now in Senate. £2* states Big te a ry * tote age " wits: apts Aap ingot: bye 3 i AE ES ape! ae a CARES yee ed iy, nee eee oa hes Geen Soe in? +4 PO ee eee ae) 5 ee A promise that he would use his influence to prevent confiscatory levies on downtown property in the assessment of special taxes for the su b- construction of the proposed su way, was given by Mayor Miller at Hotel Mayfair yesterday to a group of 19 business leaders who were. his guests at a luncheon to discuss | the rapid transit bill now in the State Senate. The Mayor explained he had called the meeting, because with only a few days left of the present session of the Legislature. he had "ERY THING is in readiness for the Coat Sale of the Season! Makers have co-operated even to the point of giving us their showroom samples at less than cost to make. Special purchases camie from several prominent houses specializing in Paris replicas. Coat values which will be the talk of the heard rumblings of opposition to town are ready for vou Friday at Garland’s. the transit bill from the downtown district and was anxious to meet and overcome objec ~ > 2 Third F] Wodt OdL-0ON— ifnirTa sO0T. ; iw a es Er ALP ED 8h suietities debe, eae, Saline sual eciaate ‘ke ial deri . S wm : ee eee ee et Kean yy “ - i : . apy oe I EF agg nas : Ria RR nay e Se Nee eR PEN 2 RSAC OPE ANNAN eke epee > abecig? wae mA ee SO ae ee Tee oe i oe so CRORE Me Re MET e rong 5 . Lan Ai >> ~~, Lf eT 400 NEW COAT Made to Retail From i $35 ¥/ ee ; ~” it developed that the oppvusition, which apparentiy had taken no organized form, was based on the premise that the present act wouid allow the proposed Rapid Transit Commission to levy special taxes on property benefited by the sub- way up to the full assessed value ea a, ~ rie . ; ai of the property, a possibility which | “Sei iL ts” se $ ) 5 some of the objectors regarded as (ipsa . | ~ iN if dangerous to property values. . Promises Time for Discussion. Mayor Miller declared, however, | that he would use his influence for the levying of only such taxes as were agreed upon as reasonable by downtown business interests and promised that those at the meet- ing and other leaders would have plenty of opportunity to meet and ‘®& discuss the details of the subway | before a final plan was adopted. The bill, now before the Senate, having been passed by the House is merely an enabling act which | * eek es Ps . , saan A st +e q a soup oe ewe ’ ee BD yoke Pree "B PaRA ooh s i >. i ‘ : i : meget 7 . “ aes » . ‘ wae usta Pie by ms ey) nat a > ‘ Ba has 19 bes posts Bie 9 o\- rm Br wen ‘. iia cae er —s en — a ee Pees vn y ee alias tie is TS ah a HC bie se " 4 os 2 robe . wF Ve > ie > fe ak Tesh i le bs - " ‘teddy; 7 ¥ , 4 r pe 2 : ree i Re ili eee et Sete taal ve — P i sia 1 ' ‘ . . ; lata a ins tates 3 my * Sy. eee i ae aoe Se Rea eee ee AN Cee S insists a. eet - 2 a ij ee rt Y Wes : os Z e F % aa f yt AR yo fA. » * e 2 ~ —~; - the enabling act is necessary to al- | j S ort Coats : silhou- low passage of the proposed rapid - : | Op ? ‘ wemmaaes ae oe ; . : l- “ -- * ’ ~ a 7 1 ‘ ° > a! “ 33} Df | a ; ee i _— ¢ ~ - - ~« - , ~ transit bond issue, which would [iP #aes - i ettes. Such fabrics as black satin or twill and softt- be for 50 years. ; } , 2 Merely an Enabling Act. finish suede cloths in the correct Spring shades. ae = i ? “ at -* ; t - aS, tya~ 6s : ox - “T- Co Ee ate ~ : “> al reid -~ i z rs —™ Made to Retail From to $99 and gave the impression that it would not be necessary here. Haroid M. Bixby. president of the Chamber of Commerce, expressed himsecifvas favoring the measure, but said he had heard there was Some opposition to ft because of the possibility of a 100 per cent assessment. He and some of the others expressed the opinion that it would be advisable to amend the Dill te eliminate such a possibility. but Mayor Milier explained that to offer am amendment at this time would be te kill the bill, because the time remaining of the legisia- tive segsion is teo short to permi! ts consideration by beth houses. Only Oppournt Changes Vicw. The only one at the meeting who ORDS cannot paint a picture of these aim velous Coats. Each one a success im Goa each an individualized model. Rich qualities = kasha, satin charmeen, candia, jenova, kashmim; a dozen other sport and dress fabrics in black, @ and every fashionable shade. = Costly furs adorn the smart collars. Fox, fitch, & seh Bien broadtafl, lapin, pahmi and numerous others are Galea sf the Paris manner. Exquisitely hand tailored, f1 lined to pertection. Petites... Misses’...Women’s... Extra : = ae that the bills only effect was to give the city a chance to decide what specific steps 1 would take, a chance to express himself on the fina) plan, when the charter amend- ment embodying it is placed on It developed that an editorial in the Glebe-Democrat, expressing a fear of 100 per cent assessment on way had béen made only in one city : T] Y ; YT - - . ae “ real : TUNNING Coats of every fashionable type. Quality fabrics in every one, including kasha. satin twill, yamara, faille silk, tweed and sport ma- The Mayor, as well as City Coun- iy sf j =>: ate * 2 ms =, ' pi . of SESS . BS ) : | Mi pe So es a a eA ee ee peas Many of these smart Coats are copies of higher- toward subway construction. “Everybody will have a chance referendum and an election is held There will be other chances for the downtown property was one of the circumstances which caused Mayor terials. Black, navy and every shade on the Paris- approved list. selor Muench, President Kinsey of the Board of Public Service and priced models and have silk crepe linings. Fur 50 NEW S trims of squirrel, monkey, twin beaver, white to give his suggestions when the act M d R i] F is passed,” the Mayor said. “The d e to etat rom most Obscure citizen to be heard when the subway measures are be- Miller to call the meeting. C. E. Smith, city’¢pnsulting engineer, ex- Tucked, corded, embroidered or tailored models. furred with many new styles of collars in broadtail. Chairman Wimer of the aldermanic waved coney and other peltry. citizens will be consulted, as they 7 at Salo Third Floor were in the $87,000,000 bond issue. 45 ft And, of course, every voter will have. O , . , - ; C fore the Board of Aldermen and the plained to “those at the meeting mole, calf, twin beaver, monkey, white coney and Rapid Transit Committee, explained Sizes 14 to 20.....36 to 50 other city bodies.” 4 i, that such am assessment for a sub-. | many others. 7 ve 4 a Pes +o: Petites. . .Misses’...Women’s.. .Extra Sizes i So Choose Your Easter Coat Now One could not hope to find a selection any more complete and, at these prices, you will find both pleasure and profit in choosing your Easter Coat new. Coat Salon—Third Floor reply to his protests that the Mayor | made his pledge to work against. disproportionate tax levies. Lang Your Size, Your Type of Goa Whatever your price, you will find in these gral 3. the type of Coat you seek, in a size to fit. Come aa in the savings this event offers. THOMAS W. GARLAND. Inc.. Sixth Thru to § PARA RR Pre NR i tm nccage es, -e-bsncauhbibescld oom sitll otis N

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ee ae —_ —_ - bs demas Me «es tT, Ste, eRe eee rh arta ih ae ? + ee ty “% ra . . a _ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH rome _THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 24. 1997 ___ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH____ PAGE 5 ce at a Lower Cost tion of your vision, mn 3@ a lenses in our own leh,” ee To acquaint you with cour O. i E tical Department we will & E you with a pair of To,-;. +." o. GRAND-LEADER——. See Our Other Announcement on Page 12 L'Echo de Paris—Next Week | Beginning Monday, March 28, and continuing all week, we present a Fashion Show of Paris Models and a series of lectures given by a representative of the McCall Pattern Company, illustrating to the home dressmaker how easy it is to reproduce the style and charm of Onckie ame fer oie tee $2 Is Paris-made frocks with McCall Printed Patterns. MA » ‘705 hiacleaBras tone? f - OPTOMETRIST OLI VE- iy “| & —S fe Regular! rin RE © = “ Sf f Lett:- Smart Coat for ' : Extreme leit: Wom- Louis pads tes hen a i , = the- junior miss. Ot 4 an’s Coat of Kasha, with s spapers COMBINED. ; oo 3 black satin, lined with unusually smart detail ae bat | natural kasha; collar of ~ / underarm. Collar of : beige broadtail; bow 4 soft brown mm , squirre] . $79.50 back ...... 009.50 a Extreme /eft: Misses’ D / Coat of bei asha : : : é lined thustaee hues 5 a | t. 3 ’ Left: Woman's Coat * hroughout wit - | | ‘ AN of tan kasha; collar of crepe satin to match: iy ,,.\ I , Summer ermine; the Stanca - f > 4 y if fe , eas and-up collar of * a HY \ crepe de. chine _ scarf ool $79.50 | " Y FF / ry f Y wae ”™* $79.50 | New Crepe de Chine ill Lingerie—A Sale! h “em A Special Purchase Enables Us to Offer This Lovely Lingerie at $9) 55 Exquisite Lingerie...each piece is a gem of loveliness, fashioned of wonderful quality crepe de chine! Tailored styles and elaborate lace trimmings! Let this special sale be a reminder that now is the time to check up on your own lingerie needs and those of your friends, for no gift, or hard-won bridge prize is as sure of ap- preciation as a dainty silken underthing. In- cluded in this group are: Chemises! Gowns! Stef-Ins! The Stix. Baer & Fulle ‘ Costume Ships! Pantres! . f on , Every piece is new...fresh from the Coat Sections box...and all exceptional values! Telephone Orders Filled. Call CEntral 6500—Telephone Service. Offer You the Utmost in Style... Variety... Value (Second Floor and Square 21—Main Fioer.) \HESE are the advantages you seek ...and find, when you come to £ choose your Spring Coathere! Individ- rs. ualized styles...with every taste, figure, | J type and Coat—need provided for. Not a single smart fashion note missing. And price ranges so wide that you're sure to : find the Coat you want at the price you tucks; tastening with ribbon in three want to pay... Women’s and misses’ Coats compose = $5 Offers Extraordinary Values at Boys’ Wash Suits of this character are seldom ey ee : available at $1.39. Included in the sale are Suits of “ae a English broadcloth, imported linen, Tom Sawyer cloth, Peggy cloth, rodeo cloth, plaid linen, linen crash and Devonshire. Many are salesmen’s samples. The styles are: Button-on; Middy, Flap- per, Regulation and Novelty Models. Colors include brown, blue, gray, green, tan, and combinations, also whites. Sizes 2 to 9. | COATS §# . Fy as low as $25, Coats for the junior miss as ee Retail From . | low as $16.75! Friday there will be NEW al em to $99 7 styles—scores of them, just arrived— no ye gage yl Telephone Ordere Filled—Call CRatral 6500. collar of beige making this a day of days to make your oroas- “S69 50) own choice! peisade (Bay s Own Store—Fourth Floor—and Square 20—Maim Floor.) Special Selling—Cedar Chests Beautiful Chests of Fine Cedarwood at Prices Which Are Unusually Low for Such Quality Bee is 3 : 4 wf Ps, « ’ - 4 Z or, Jf Pa , 4 > , in v ¢ /, # e ‘ s j J i ae Pc - / a Z ‘ i ff @ , ‘7 ie , j }1 ; ; af J . af Ss a Sam é ; : ‘ / if . (aon fi . wy 4 4 | ‘ : 3 e Cedar Uhes ae Pop } AL . ’ AL , f a ; a p. : ' sa , oe 5 li ‘ ‘ t f x SE agkd : : | ried / ’ \ . j yj a +4 ial H bet - ‘ / . a * wy ; : } - , . fan\\ A p (ff J . J. e ° a3 ; ‘ ' i , \ . j . / f 7¢ a TL 77S s i ' } ' ; be ; ; , ? ‘ a te ‘ _ | 4 ; r . j ' j i pe , , iy / Z : / | a Specially Priced at t a picture of these mae . Beauty and convenience are com- rach one a success in i | S Oe ‘bined in this roomy — pr ee : , valiti - || Vw LP | | . Mf inches, lined with cedar and finisne € model. Rich Gg ties a Wy { ZY —Y , le eeahiiel: i opportunity to pur- candia, jenova, kashmir "7 R, chase a fine Chest at low price. dress fabrics in black, navy) shade. . | art collars. Fox, fitch, badges ty, i. ne Coeat wh panel, oe ae * a r) e ) , : nd numerous others are used _ E Qpena!l tucks; the ema.: : | | | i ient and a Chest one may admire as | a decoration. Size $27.50 Walnut-Finish Chest This attractively designed Cedar Satural fox scarf is de- pny hand caper. — P. = $49.50 | | | 45x21x23 inches..... able .Women’s. .. Extra Sizes pee ae our Type of Coat ou will find in these groups just” in a size to fit. Come and share® ND, Inc., Sixth Thru to Broadway ‘ * EAS a +s "a : r : a. pie. oa e ay bi bad - ~* - at ecoe dad: & Coat of navy Twill; ‘tailored folds are with satin, and 1S @ satin bow on the shoulder. Collar of caine’ $59.50 Right, first; of 6 0 Right. second: Wom- an’s Coat of Kasha, tai- iored om simple lines; an unusual collar of equrel. .. 999.90 _ re lock Walnut-Finish Cedar Chest Sturdily con- | structed, this Cedar Chest is also very attractive, modeled after the console style, in rich wal- nut finish. Size 48x 20%27 inches, now enced $70.75 Queen Anne Cedar Chest A fine Chest in the Queen style that is lined with the best Ten- nessee red cedar and has a dull wal, nut finish. A beau- tiful piece — at price of... $9.75

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_ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH_ _ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH. THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 24, 192/__ Two Men Killed in Pistol Fight. HONORS By the Associated Press. Two men were killed and a woman x ‘seriously injured in a pistol fight! | |in the Mexican quarter last night Kee = ‘Patrolman Elmer I. Rich was shot ee oe and killed when he forced an en- eee , nto the house in which the o3 | disturbance started. His body andj oa - " oso that of Amelio Lopez. Mexic ar > al | oe ae were teams By pomce reserves. 1h Store Hours: Daily 9:00 to 5: ‘4p_-Saturday 9: 00 to 6: 69 ‘woman, wounded in the fighting ,:was believed to be the wWi of aint Apis Si ES Lopez. * nae ru 4 > ei Prat eee \) co] Py » ., ~ ; ; ae " Wy 3 ‘ eee. Stag ik sion ng nL ctaghde cada re . Fea NN on TGA, le, ‘sin. ing eapic eee ae) KE pha : i € *. i keeled amar, eg ; Dy ese ¢ Dnt eeeidvhe ; . 5 aii PEt Dis Pty yess MT NG 7 Tititlen © ot - 4 soar. F vd ie > :. - - : va EP sie pk =- present a smart new a re eature IT ay at q : . re uniform, participated 5) fashion for children that — f= a finds its smartness in ——— | | y 3 Every Suit-is simplicity. Mothers who are ever looking for little garments that express good . 7 : | = fitted. Don't fail to ' taste will be delighted with these Sweaters and English Shorts tor boys and i — | ia i i pleated skirts for girls. Boys’ sizes 1 to 4 years and girls 2 to 0. 7 ~ Friday and Saturday Only Sale positively closes Saturday. Store will remain open until 9 o clock evenings to accom- modate those who cannot come during the day. French Blue, Green, Navy Blue, Tan, Red Also White With Collar and Cuffs in French Blue, ( Green, Navy Blue or Red ANY will choose Easter Coats from ses ape > oy ead dala | this group Friday—for all mo& ‘a ) | els are smartly developed and of ane The erent “oe ; cially desirable type and quality. — ete ere eee cOMMITIE CHOSEN TO AID | Three Pairs of Silk Stockings | black satin Coats have collars of t BELT HIGHWAY RIGHT-OF-WAY | | squirrel and are banded with the ene | Will Give You the Wear of Four | | side of the satin; the cloth models —_ » We are prepared for the biggest 2 days’ business in our history. Never before have such piano val- ues been offered. Everv instrument in this sale is guaranteed to be in first-class operating condition and will give lasting satisfaction. They come from the finest homes, having been accepted in exchange when new Wurlitzer Pianos were purchased. The values are sO great that we expect to ‘sell them before Saturday. We urge you to come in and make vour selection as soon as possible. You eani- not possibly go wrong on your rurehase of any one of these pianos, for you are protected by the name of Wurlitzer and a guarantee as strong as you could possibly write yourself. TERMS | AS LOW AS : A | WEEK USED GRAND PIANOS Ao neem © HN NN HN South of Pattonville in Effort’. . . to Obtain Lower Price. | kasha with monkey or fancy herringbem \ Mass meeting to arouse pu and Rodiers with calf or American sentiment for hastening co he tion of a belt highway from. Pat- | ] niavtitie | | tail collars. on St. Charles road, to lville. on Lemay Ferry road, — Ga ly : A ttanAe » “ +4 FAD . a ile — rt ; eee’ be eee een | . . Other Coats from the plainest Maly ial G ee 4} f , e . ' hool last night. It was arranged . Ze ) | to the richest fur-trimmed — j County Chamber of Com- '! .t. Be. oe ‘¢, because the County Court | : ; types are shown at $25 to $195 : . Women's Coat Shop—Third F'loer. ; is been blocked i ts effort t . : ° ’ sn the: ‘shee ane Gee | BvY three pairs just alike and when ect by the high prices asked : one of the stockings wears out | .. ome property owners. A re- ; : : lea’ | ane tres ths Meaue ae there is a perfect one in the other | Only Two More Days to Consult® 4 wag pairs to match it. You will easily get | | the Representative of ” gutighit “Galemiadieie alia | the wear of four pairs out of three. | 5 uty of Maryland Heights, | These at $1.19 are priced so reasonable VY | Elizabeth Arden bout two miles south of . . you may readily afford to buy three pairs at once. - = ' ' ~- =~ = een agreements } » 3 Bee ERSONALLY sent b Elica th In rose blonde, nude, French nude, moonlight, champagne, | 3 P Arden. ln the wisdom of i beige, evenglow, alesan, nude, parchment, atmosphere, grain, | | 7% ©yS42 noted beauty specialist to St _ pearl and Jenny. Lisle garter tops, soles and heels. KS women, Miss Taylor awaits you td ag Og a “gi Mi Toilet Goods Shop. 0] AS B é, d en n¢ " - ’ - entieptoibiepmnianen: schnapps tneseneitaena teeta teeacasatatin cree a ’ f ; So , | . ee — we and Oscas — | “sa Ai. All week, she has been advising #aia ce Barnett, an athanses wee: | Ves =~! on their personal beauty problem ee ——~ ing penditate of them to find the way to greater & 16-Rib Silk Umbrellas ¢ seh Ss =f ~ liness. Consultations without charge. Toilet Goods Shop—First Fleor Special $ .00 at mmith-Reis ....... Mehlin & Sons Apollo Wurlitzer USED REPRODUCING GR ANDS — 4 — — — EE — = — — — —_— — oem — _— — — — —~ —- _—~ —— — —_—_ — —_— me —_— — — _—_— —_— — — — —_— — e—_ — — —_—_— —7___ — —_ -— — — eee ee _— — —— oe —_ | — — — —_— — —_—_— — _— — _—_—_ — — —_ a. ee ee — —— —S —_— — — — — — —_— ——— — — _—_— — _— 7_— _—_—_ — —— — ~, : | Vandervoort 's ! great granddaugheer: eight great | , % : Vandervoort’s Luggage : Candy Shop— } Colored Chantilly great grandchildret, children of | : - - Sho Se ™. % : 4 —: Shop—Second Floor. First Floor v : , 2 rors DOr. andervoort s Lace Shop—First Fle = % Pm on Tm . | img trom advanced age. OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 93 O'CLOCK ‘Worden: The World's Largest Music House 1006 OLIVE ST. ee Muti MEE LL ITM Mrs. Johnson, and three great great | ‘great grandchildren. 4

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: | - -LOUIS POST-DISPATCH iii. Se a wistiiiaithadic © ros = THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 24, 1997 | . cries} ————— J ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH PAGE? | Bite Perch ox Sunrooms | | Watch Repair | “||| “Vigil Lites” | | a Are strong! de, ' . . winders | | Department | |. Vigil Lites Rhee sms dots - i inches deep. Asa special amazed at the extra values offered in these two- ; _ trouser Suits. WHITE AND FANCY SHIRTS red Frida at ’ Dark Patterns Medium Patterns q i March Sale of Men’s Shirts has become the largest sale of the y Li ht P tt year at Nugénts. Naturally, it is the event for which we make the § atlerns most elaborate plans and for which we provide seg Dae eoragen ore: 5) we 4 : Every Suit efully t ues! It is an opportunity for men who like to wear Shirts of Nugent qual- -. fitted. Don’ “bags eee lew 6 gr igpewed ity to buy chemi at extraordinary savings. The Shirts will be spread out «Sale. ia ee se “3 on counters and grouped according to size and satisfactory selection. ents— oor, North.) ‘ = - Compare These Shirts With Higher Priced Shirts Made Today! Com- Hit pare the Fabrics! Compare the Make! Compare the . se Easter Coats from © Fullness! You Will Find the Two Identical! rode | Friday—for all mod- Complete Your Needs Now! Save! eloped and of an espe- © pe and quality. The Every agai | have collars of brown ; Shirt Is — _ - ded with the reverse _ Pr sé h ES ) The Styles : e cloth models are of © res —r Are Very or fancy herringbones — and Clean —= = New-— lf or American broad- — Just == == Styled oa = , Especially ; from the plainest —— = for Spring est fur-trimmed j Friday SS Wear | n at $25 to $195 = —— t Shop—Third Floor. e == _ = & ee re Days to Consult resentative of th Arden | Neckbands, Collar-to-Match and Collar-Attached Styles ALLY sent by Elizabeth : le You Will Find Features of the Wondertul pee ans. ee These Wonderful ret ~ — iss Taylor awaits you in our Materials: S hirt | “ s Shop. ; 3 Imp. English Broadcloth , Guaranteed Short Sleeves 33 Inches k, she has been advising women 9 fei h ° Long Sleeves 35 Inches rsonal beauty problems—help- 9 Rayon-Stripe Broadclot to Fit! ig. o find the way to greater love- 3 Imperial Broadéloths Collar-Attached Shirts | ithout charge. ; = : Peréalie To be color fast! Have Seven Buttons i s Shop—First Floor. Fancy Frere a] +f Perfect in workman- Neckband Styles Have Six Clipped Dot Bro cio l ship and to give sat- Buttons (quality pearl) hionable Lace Frocks ‘ And 0 Nig ™ nari Fine isfactory service. ~ - All Cut, Full in Size and . Grade Matertas rand-iN ew uncings and (Nugents—Main Floor, North.) EN » : ) ANS ; : i WH iif } t : | | ' THT i - Hil i | HH HH] i Hit Hl S lhe Smartly - Dressed Woman’s First Need at Spring Is UT UA . the New Coat Without Which No Wardrobe Is Complete $300 KROEHLER 3-PIECE BED SUITE FUR TRIMMINGS | Monkey Fur Squirrel | , i $ _ Ombre Lapan i igeee | eee: , 3 Erminette (Coney) | tego | : : | | et, 7 = ees L “Was i = *S Hit 92 yd. HE MATERIALS ~~ ° ces such — ‘ s=Ported Plaids and ands for = Mixtures | een = Twills . | oon and Light Wolf Collars igees and veity Materials | : ine Suedes Squirrel “ee. 36 inch Ss qguirreiette NUFEXS acne a WioAY A very handsome Living-Room oom ‘s hite and nd Cashas American Broadtai! aS in addition to its . ' : f I values The New Smart Styles . ,features of extreme wee . q or Friday , —Just Arrived | The Cavenport opess to a dente ed, with o | plenty of room for mattress and 2 ee ‘< ~—@A versatile reason, indeed, for the smartness of these Coats lies in the wide selection of fash- 1 hogany-finish birch frame, full rail back é ce et ionable fabrics, in the — of their lines, in their expert fashioning, in the modishness of i wearing parts of real mohair, 2 Nets heir Summer fur trimmings he radiance of Spring finds expression in their colorings of soft filled spring cushions in silk damask. Kroet : i. ‘ans, grays, blues, greens, plaids and checks in which two or even three shades combine for ler one-piece easy-opening . . ® attractive design, navy and black. i illy M i Same Suite with very eit Misses’ Sizes, 14, 16, 18—Women’s Siz es, 36 to 46 , quard velour in phn, Aes. aoe 169 ie (Negents—Second Fleer, North.) f ( Nugents—Fearth Fleer, Ne . Doe

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_st LOUIS POST-DISPATCH___ THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 24, 1927 PAGE 8 _ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH Weds in Haste, Repents at Leisure.) him only as Dorothy, whom ie way nemne Sedan Mahett, Wie. whecel | By the Associated Press. |married on short acquaintance at he had attended the funeral of his. CHICAGO, March 24. — John! Rockford last June and deserted| sweetheart. He became 80 baton) Parker, a locomotive fireman, has| after four hours. He says he has|'on drowning his sorrow that filed suit to annu! his marriage to} not seen her since. He says hei enlisted the aid of Dorothy. rie a Rockford (Til) girl, known to! stopped off in Rockford op his! vaguely remembers marrying her —_—— —— ‘Kentucky Woman, Whose Tes- | | Char é Char é timony Sent Innocent Man to : 4 ) Accounts | 4 Y Y Accounts Prison, Tells of Killing. | . = SS “Ng Sa - S ~ SAS ‘ > Zi) | F Use of Municipal Sp | ond man has been placed in seop- | . “ : 2 H. ardy by garte Jackson, 27 years | ws ae ae eas Se old. after she admitted giving per-/ jured testimony which sent Conley | iP 7 Nit Wi ! S. Caulfield, counsel for & Southern, East Side. ‘Dabney, 26, to prison under life! ine line arguing before the Utilties ommitiee of “the | - . i ‘ i a : ~ : . = S . x y , j = . * + ' ; [-- | i y » = — ~ Lu i : = ‘sentence for a murder he did not) Tae i aes fC , | . a = —— | mane CClAL SELLING O colnet ee: “gl isa sate St él : Tr ; a 7 At “a the bridge ¢ Freepoint, was charged with mur- | as ial : ' Deets for the vzuchange der in a warrant issued after | re ‘ her confession, in which she {mplt- | | : ae wee first 5 was that the e cated Williams in the killing of| & Fe co-operate in pec Mrs. Lena Hicks Col indict. | a * ndent bridge and ‘° Mrs. Lena Hicks Cole. An indict-' — : alii : Sh i ; ear: : qT -onstituent parts); ment charging her with perjury} 7 — oe ff Ue Rye ‘ a de oS : aig systern would be the Ma- ii] ° . , : é . XT ce : against Dabney was prepared for; ‘ FF ¥ : = eS iyv=) § Bridge, with the southern |! Fascinating New Spring Models — Deftly Created sn the N ew Shades and ra ep a ep i | Be ey ‘ oe Pe i= ee ee netructed: the Alten &//l Combinations—Dainty Laces—Fringe om Diagonal Tucking and Makes Statement in Jail ae | ieee ; 2 th et . ac op with a | " " : aren ' Her st ement a Oo btained ati P : - : #) . eee 2 ; . *% . , ines coal roads: - Other Stunning Trimming Effects Lend Individual Style. ee uceh weumie wee Gad par-| Pete t ot in 5% 4 ‘ Seaerers’ Railway, serving|/@ dored by the Governor, had been} Tu ip} = SLEEP is merely a means to an end. OT . epaeuis inductxies SS at Sk. tae on es ais ik During sleep nature builds up vitality and Tlie. ‘ee es reed. and oxtentina aa : , | = , mally OwD told the jurors that Miss Jackson} P he al swore him into the penitentiary be-| — — . wate shou fixed the! | killed over her husband. te” eS SAY: Three typesof RED CROSS MATTRESSES ii i Fthe Municipal Bridge, and) Body Taken to Mine in Auto. » i yi. ae. e a ~ le | ge ' Ge i 1) are now sold by leading stores. The Red | | ET che Terminal. Association//iy me # pay that rate, but should be, '@ : — Miss Jackson told authorities the - 2. : “ MOST OF THESE DRESSES WERE ia a. anesinbed ie Bee “aya Ces Cross Felt Mattress is firm and comfortable; ‘ c “fe % and correct appear oe, at all - sigs cae io: . killed Mrs. Cole in Richard. Pike's = ¥ suited to your type and enjoy the sound, , (an Ne ee hear-|@] I N—AN ENTI rding houss here th c > _ 3 Tf So . 6 a endy BEDELL DRESS SALON ; eg ne Se ease it ag cere ne = unbroken slumber that relaxes every weary ot ae cee eee a — | ji’ ie ahi evi Kid at id ss ~ - a ; 9 Bt ie : r usc res > tired rve — . , mittee. sponsor of the ® i eer eae oe mg tit 2 vo NEW YORK MATTRESS COMPANY ese le and *}° = meee . oo . You ll : eee Fo ge — bill, spoke for the , ee wis gg eps NEW YORK CHICAGO CLEVELAND wake up smiling—alive with the vigorous epee Sand Franklin Miller, counsal Ken OY LjiamM in ei uto- ' nig age sage aa nk PITTSBURGH DESMOINES ST.LOUIS energy of robust health. $4 | the Merchants’ Exchange, spoke/ if Given $50 to » Keep Still. | BOSTON DETROIT Let your nearest department or furniture store wa or pote. rangi = . Lis son Said she . and- ghee e ee a ee a : jee oom you why every Red Cross Mattress is a ay , prank 1. Gerhart So Smena _* oe ee ee wi superior product. Ask them for free copy of : Or Lees take a ride. She said she accom- Sound Sleep and Geod Hesith"—or send to us. . “ss Tliackts Reschition Bohan hes ‘ panied him and asked what the " 7 Before the public hearing. the . , 4 mndie was in the rear of the car $ W's mmittee met in a side room © . o , ie wkk te alt Oe Rite an thes , — ider the resolution introduced | ! ye > on a : . 29 ie pe Rag tea oo r ; the board last Friday by das con stotiembcaggieom alt tak gpm Rage. oe Arnold's request, calling on) . Abt Se pees gee; t \(e@ie Secretary of War to fix the ® Pe en eae EEL DORESE ALY Le) a tor ay EG alin SPEER AEA HERS io soba PR EE iy Doh Lith aint ee, fo ee er ae eam Ce > 9 ’ Ppl,» 39 >4 ‘ ei ‘dag 3 thet a a “— os Se wn Sy oe he G 5 A *: i Wee a a FREY RO A : ‘ i. 5 : ” 0 . : a . Away Ses , as as eit rei eee Pe PR eee Ee eee Tee aa chee a tah an as a ere Pn ee ee ee, ee nat bal di ei TORR ROA Ee Yves Boat 3 si : : & fing: VS, 4 _ es Oe - ; om Vien eating s vs « a an a. = ~ She Salis pe ah - ONO: Wes a REY oe ee eet Cae) iy sg” anette, AG Oy ee * ¥ * rf % of ba — a Weekes ide: vebmtarnas 5 Mate tot eB o> ae . ee dian —" aw i. tae F oY. “ ay eal = RR EPS Tee eaten S nro VO we TPH PP PE ois 5 o : ay aa i lah ke ns eo AB deat be wi ot wEet Care (Silt FRE IEEE Lee J Pe p >. 1. 7 Pip teiasngsinlnleesasenrin teas. is gi ylah aS ce Reeqe OR setae We hte i 4 ? : athe & poe a hge, SP - ei sds i awh «ag tee Sah ep tiniest TARE > Sim N | CB gat oh Kiam toe Fe aetna wats Dilan dat h Sieh hk Fe OT a, " es its Res a aaa, ’ A ha 7 eS ye “dies Weck Re abt ee Sy es ey ae ‘4 TE eer Be! Ab Pet Ags i Kote ai sie oP tees 5a, » 7 ’ Seat) San ae a be cede tg: sh tae, Swe Maden bee gene > . a" a rm - So en alge ampbess, a opet te : ay ‘ Ai Teena pins n c ™ SF SES PN Tee 2) N 3 e a3 Ce THIEN Pane ehh thaw cts Se Sam In aes BRM AP PCH BER IG HS Be datribit tes ib Pe ® es $e mfiukdibe Wy , ‘ na He me . oe ; £ et a RRA Bigs page hi . is a EE att 3 m os 31h “ ; me ra ae het few t bam Set pret Laie mo ae Ppa a Nirase Atti 5% Y 4, Bia hagaes eRe UA Riess fs be of charges for use of the ise ! sicipal Bridge. Arnold spoke| @ 6 :. 2 a e the committee, urging adoo-|@ \ ce m.of the resolution, and talks @ . opposition were made by former) @ used Dz b- . on ' Caulfield, for the Alten &)@ a ‘i oc ee Sthern. and br Daniel N. Kirby. @ ; 3 - the mine shaft ' hams she would resolution, a dis" greement of m6 open tat of tne : = tes ’ T? ,, (> } rs Subnre Falpsiigecs 4 ee in a in er Riese arvuce that as eet ton ery re earance las! a a ort : ys a | A - G@EArne'd arcued that, as set for | years standing exists between. 1 in Dea bney'’s par- aon - - baci th® most popular Unusually Low-Priced Selling— a oe Ne Ro? | era ' Petroléum Co. is selling its) a /product at 14% cents, tax paid | ir ry ’ : | while other leading companies hold | im Fy ; ,; to 16% cents, ; , | OU authorities, interpreting the | Smart Sports and Dress’ Coats—Developed of | Statement of Edward L. Doheny ‘3 Gay Plaids — Black Satin and Kashaline announcing a reduction by the Pan- uis nion These exceptionally C axe American, that it was the result e| smart Coats offered in all the newest fierce com vos petition fo 7 AD _ ——{> VE styles for Spring Sports and dress wear. Many are attractively declare that the ever- Senn ae en LOCUST—OLI 4 fur trimmed and others are trimmed with embroidery. They are number of service stations has de- | " : very specially low priced. nn wae neividual Giles te «| | Sf pear me | ir res = . : . & ¢ ‘ , ire appreaching a nonprofitable

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/ . Substitutes Offered [resolution was being held on the Association has had, and now has, 7 The United States Supreme, construction of the Munictpalinal’s facilities by all lifes had not |to carry on the city’s termina! ‘get th ivil age Gerhart to exchange bill, if enacted, will yaengerd PPP IE erminal_Association case of! ing the public desire to free the| To show that the pending ein | unified terminals connected with te ~ Finely designed and perfectly tailored. In navy twills and shadow hairlines. Satin lapels. Braid bindings. One and three pocket embellishments Single and double breasted. Wrap-around and kick-pleat skirts. SIZES FOR MISSES AND WOMEN oe ~~ o- SRA FA RARA RA -— = = ee fei - “a => = Chamoatsuede Pull-On Gloves, $1.75 A new importatién with the clever saddle stitching. A smart and serviceable Glove for Spring Terminal Association || UNUSUAL VALUES : an a: reuse Washaile. fn natural. ‘be; 4 ay that rate, but should be | A), KLINE’S—Main Floor. é rons ‘eg a rt od cs og Paes: Pwith the annual carrying||[_ ean i! KLINE’S—Main Floor me of Eads bridge, and should, \f 3525260 | | IE he city any balance due above’ meicsca0 ~ | | Wb Serr seharges. The wheelage rate, Maid gaia, could be determined | le ee i ee ee RA PARR AR RARA RAD ri S , - Y 4 ha \ KLINE’S—Third Fieor J a ee eet weer orn eee DARADARALARAALA ALAA TY —_ ~ AA AARARAPA ARRAS A wewey ns = = & ae AA *—_- = SS SS ee | hoe a ome = = = = oe en oiiod . a Svewvurwew -——-— = we ee COCO OOCOIOOOC OI OO COO aoe -_ eee : seeseesesssesesees me the annual carrying) of Eads Bridge by the of cars moved over that hase | Geor : hd eae fat eines [2 Plenty of Stouts pes! \ KAOaOLA | 6 2 Plenty of Navy . is series. At the previous hear- E a dy B. Arnold, represent- | Biiiecs aetsne cod Ter: Canton Crepes! : ho Party Frocks, Too! ics apener of the 606-08 Washington Avenue—Thru to Sixth Street ize exchange bill, spoke for the Franklin Miller, couns2)} hs Merchants’ Exchange, spoke Bin se neni A Phenomenal “Buy” Brings the Season’s Best Values! Mrank H. Gerhart is to talk at : | } > . ‘Arnold's Resolution Debated. ) Before the public hearing, the » | f y ! BB ) a =~ mittee met in a side room [0) } | _ i ) WH EF | | | — — sider the resolution introduced | | , | | | | be | the board jast Friday by former. : ey | oo? ige Arnold's request, calling on | j : . | | v , - 6 | : tary of War to fix the = LJ | | | \ — Sof charges for use of the! nie Bridge. Arnold spoke gees as mie coer. sete fit Ordinarily WE Would Pay More! , Practically at Wholesale Cost! aT Wan Caulfield, for the Alton &| _ § gern, and br Daniel N, Kirby, | : hg nN - * Manetacturers’ Railway. - | The p — of the season! And you will agree once —— : - You may count on finding every popular mode and de- z Pie arcued that, as set forth,| you oe ow marvelous, how exceptional these Dresses ee a tail of the season. One and two piece effects. Clever i Wee resolution, a ee grorentins : are that you can buy for $6.95. Think of it! The new- oer cee Na ae two and three tone Frocks. Elaborate tueking designs. exists we > Gears standing ‘Seely and the railroad lines as uw - . @iierms for use of the Municipal i. i. He said the present bridge est Spring styles in all the wanted silks of the season— es i Pleats of all kinds. New bows and lace yokes. Boleros! Dresses that are ideal for business, school and afternoon coe ae ee ae , ee Basques! Flares! Tiered skirts—now so smart. V, oe oe og _— market resources make these fine Pe eS ie a round and square necklines. The wanted shoulder flow- mee, never agreed to by the ocks possible at such a low price. PoP ee es 23 ers. And every new Spring shade! | a BR constituted a disagreement. shiltieies crater ae Serags est. Mee ; ? 8 Miher disagreement Over the gee’ charges under thé bridge usine te Mge bill had arisen between : "| @iverminal and independent lines, “Geet said. Until the question of | “GEM was settled, he said, no rail- © Would build connections or P ' : aches to the bridge. He said | § business Concerns without cc Remeeecretary of War had acted in ® bridge rate cases, including Sirti itt er ee eel — - “1 e ~ 4 : ~ ‘ +". ** a % *5e ga" Pa *-* ees) je tahs atest cetess} . os -9 eae Fes : . . a’. ‘. "osa*, Se - 4 tet . otats. i - Peete sehen 4 . : rh oe *eeetet * as ~ , “ bing Puree Tate? t* ehetete*.” . . *. mae ee be oT 2" \ + et See eer ‘ 4 7 Pt r3ti 4 be * . .~ waich related to the Keokuk- i cial information regardif@iiinn, :..;.. Ness conditions in any pattem” ™ Southern Aporoach. 8 Kirby and Caulfield ar- | field, or advice regarding oy it m Without the southern | . the Municipal Bridge ‘icular financial or indust a mt available for use of their “9 sand that unti) that approach D lem, can be had by app in 4 : me question as to rates . and there was no dis- Derson to the Industrial Regret tor tne Secretary of . adjust. Kirby and Presi- cr Dept. 3 3 peun of the Beard of Alder- + = Muestioninge Arnold, brought ‘T . | ice - ‘ taste . ; “ine see 4: BY / ' her : : 3 te Ppa cf ; on ’ sasosy ht ase ie > BEE oe aoe Eek ’ aS» reese ’ wits - ess3s; eames . } Saas s a ohixe: tn bi i : 7 tices ed , ° # ee thcge ass ae ~ eee ss eh Met eid ees | | |) PRs Te . 4 ie +: ; ik « : oR v8 ’ fee : . ~ hs oe ve «e* Nieea tz § - . « . ee | a 1 m the statement that the ts only one of the unus 5: m™ Committee had no objec- . . . r ™ construction of the south- $thisbig bank offers its 1a0QBipproccs. Kirby then charged ‘ ‘aie southern approach was of patrons. " mely delayed. and other less ad mnt bond issue projects were First National Bank togethe@egiet te¢ ot ic = id the Manufacturers . . e ° ‘ . + » h its affiliated institutions (cb MAY would use the bridge as the city built the southern t National Company and _ P mand prescribed reason- lations and charges. puis Union Trust Comp ny . from Henry Miller, presi- the Terminal Association. t. Louis’ Largest Financi@@gs saying that the commit. | .™ eee esenting «the proprietary nization and offers you CORRM* is in tavor of the adop- , a m the Arnold resolution. lest ran e of b : ser s 3 Clash With Gerhart. i PPTTTTTTI TTL kd debdoidodebsdeieeaelebdelatellabaleletabededededasatadleladenadelecaddethdedidadaded & anking - a insisted on speaking anna , he the City. . : - = =KLINE’S BASEMENT : KLINE’S BASEMENT A Wonderful Purchase of Nationally Known Makers’ Surplus Stocks on Sale Friday! spew feu! SALE! 1000 New Spring Hats! ¢ ( om 7anyY F we = Hairbraids! Azures! Crochet Viscas! Straw and Silk Combinations! : La lO Cg a ke, Mie aS , Ripple Brims, Creased and Draped Crowns - | - en, ae ETERS . * . ; ST—OLIVE i Re J q Large, Medium and Small Head Sizes | mere om. 4 : . iP Gray : Red: Gueen Blue : Athenia Rose oy . rivaille & | : 5 ,} ees * : cial Organizallc = fe | ae | Orchid : Sand : Black : Black and Whit: tena cement ee ’ aeeeeaenen teanaaneetiie an onan ewe ~

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PAGE 10 ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 24, 1927 __ TH Bridge. 19 cents a car would be a. | DREAD ; sufficient charge. _ F EA Arnold, in his- talk on the renee | rae “i ition. remarked that he had been — arising | | : : Mewickly "tmon Deep- | several persons that the i breath and PEK FON, ftold by X Use Lally'’s Tooth Powder on os ° OTIXELL COAL CO. ' | iT] uld be de-. and your teet ms will quickly improve. : ' lmridge exchange bill wou! 2 4 teeth, gu FREE | BUXELL COAL CO. | FOR RICHMOND ae but that it was of impor-| Ask your druggist. Price, 39c and 75¢ Trial Sample | ae 6910-17-—-DEleer Tos: feared, ut that st was of Ip ithe bridge fixed by the Secretary of , : . Lally’s Laboratory, 5826 Hamilton Av. : : Se t Mail Orders Filied — : | | War, whether the bill is to pass ©: — : Teday'’s bargains im used articics | i not. The Board of Aldermen ends fim today’s Want peges. lits present session April 8. ; ' ie pA re Rs a RO erie rit oe.” Say es RR al Sa ESE ot ee i nats) a 408 bat . si i ie Shy oem ae Bre! re hy . SURED fy 8 roke hate eae j i 9 te, * Wes ambhernbin) a nse ¥ EE" : So EEE EEO | Aldermanic Committee Re- § Cleans Automobile | ports It Found No Graft’ SONNENFELDS DASEMENT Ji iieiprserstines ee ee. ae # " an ’ P odes ante : . As - ve aris miei Cc iahooecn Gee aie die eee, Le ne t Dib ng nacho limaylb can torebca anncedeh Vain slp AI SIME a OF. IE. PY matin Pee © alae ities a EK soa: Mar ep | xt 2 US Re ee eo Sis ee eee ea eee eet 6/0 fo 6/8 WASF'NGTON AVE FAILURE TO MAKE Removes all Oily Spots, Heavy Friday .. A Great Underpriced TWO RAIDS CATED | Game Reod-Tur cad Care. | . or deep-seated the Spots may | VR Ge. “ : , Conclusion Reached Suburb § be. Going over entire surface \ Rae etipallbe FS ae war teal . ee “ é ‘ " a : Pippen rei, % oy Oe Auge be eee CE 4 phage. 2 M pine ‘i fee fy j OX dey nected with the Richmond Heights '| Police Department.” In adminis-' WS, ater Tear dateh as ROVER RR, PERSE Se OWE MC, 2 tebe’ ings! Great Savings! i’? tering its censure to Malcney and A timely event, bringing Rd ! Z- \ Butenhoff, the committee’s report : values that are among the f AY . ' did no more than chide them gent- | Most Remarkable our Base- ah Gorn ly for failing to act” as expedi- ment Store has presented e\ td ' tiously and promptly as the com- } | this season. Every Hat in \\ should hare the collection is a new acted Spring model, fashioned of Only two tmstances were cited such high-grade materials as br the committee where Maloney and his aid had failed to raid—a craps game which ran for a month without interference, and a still at i221A Big Bend bovlevard. The eommittee disregarded testimony of St. Louis County Deputy Consta- bles at the four hearings into the 9 ’ ~ ¢ a h « 3 cease that eight other raids hac been made by them in Richmond Don’t Miss This Opportunity to Purchase Q lit Heights after the local police force imeuh on the kent ent i Greenfield Merchandise Oftered in T his Great > ; : mentioned at the hearings and in ] ise inst the Ruthteond wens oo Sale. So Immense Is Greenfield's Stock That ol aka Tete ote: try. 400d iain gba Soft Hemps Azure Straws Straw Combinations Ze . : a podnons Silk Combinations i ym Fe Monkey Skt ing that the Richmond Heights po- lice had shown effective activity. a . ° . sites Sale echo nS gm lis Ample Selections May Still Be Made in All Lines. done nothing but censure him or Entire Stock Must Be Closed Out. All New Spring recommend his tmpeachment, the Richmond Heights Aldermen felt and Summer Merchandise Included. that such reproof es ther admin «- tered had better be mild. Malo- ney ts an influential member of Mayor Edward Houlfhan'’s admin- : 4 All Sweaters a istration. The will be an elec- | - % en a ‘ine from See sar All Fine | e t 4 a “April & Heavy y Price Sweater Sets > Price S22 SESS AL A LL LA A A At MT i Ct A The committee wound up we /comment on the situation By quot- Overcoats and Sport Coats ing Federal Prohibition Agent Dil- lon and Toelle to the effect tht All K nitted in their opinion, Richmond Heights All-Wool | » | 7 : | e : Announce a special One Week’s Sale of Used Fine ee cee kee ae eet | Jewelry : e Price Nightgowns — E rice = Motor Cars — of popular makes — mostly closed withdrew their objections and Robes * body types. All have been re-conditioned and re- it eo ee All I = All I z : hnished to look as nearly new as possible. a aah oa anon Bathing Suits / li, Price Seraes eae ea i, Pr ice. Rebuilt Lincolns | | | Sdanicipal Betas on @ user basis | 6 ‘= passes, the Terminal will abandon All | ff All | Off We are able to offer to the most discriminating buyer Re- il = gl ae oo meg bmg a Shirts 3 3 Oo ae 3 built Lincolns in various body types... Each car has been HD) to nave tt” Te 3 - renewed and carries the same guarantee as we give to the ee tee ee All Winter and All . _ ‘ . ig ure wou “forever fasten bridge é “ aser of a new Lincoln, viz: Four months’ free service, | Som = the pm ap ge a : Medium Weight /2 Off — in Off t Hose inspection, free oiling and greasing. if charge on the earning pewer of the Underwear 66 > > if ae Soaked al Sri e ge sania ° . A Lincoln Is a Lincoln—The World Over” | | posttion than Kade Bridge te mow,” All Stiffand | Greatly All Suits, O’coats| Greatly | |i home Soft Cellars | Reduced and Topceats | Reduced The man who drives a Lincoln never feels called upon to | In outlining the independent ter- | minal system that might be built: explain that his car is of any particular series or model. ‘| up, Caulfield spake of the Missour: ° ‘. 7 f Pacific, hich r uses the Ivory Regardless of body type, there 1s but a single Lincoln | | pl re to would mot tolls on standard. im; much of its freight, and which he Hats Greatly Reduced All Caps “= ‘mi §6|dhbelievwed would use the faciliti 1c vane “4 | . : “. . © auttl ’ a ie W : : And when an improvement is made, it is with the thought a gpd | All $10.00 Hats . $5.95 Greatly Reduced ae ¢ hile we have B ¢ of it adaptable . ‘eee | ® chargeé the Terminal Asse- || All $8.00 and $7.00 Hats. . $4.65 : or this distribution, sawang it adaptable to cars already in service. Thus | jaation with coking te “rag” the All $6.00 and $5.00 Hats. . $2.95 All $4.00, $3.50 and 3 it is advisable to call every Lincoln Car, regardless of the date purchased, can be empetn ns Ay SOS gait Beaver, velour and silk-finished Hats greatiy , ‘ = a ; “2 peabilizy.” Tral ¢ minute through this policy of inter- | lomty to get across the river. He “All $15.00, $12.00, $10.00 and : { a - : ; | said the Terminal would net favor ee: eee so ’ . y, a Lincoln is a Lincoln—the world gS ete ee re cee $8.00 Hats, sale price. . $3.95 Broken Lines of Caps Sma ee ee ee te Featherweight Crushers, All $2.50, $3.00 and $2.50 Caps, Dek Mal iat (tatead valan and woult mene ths $3.50 values, sale price. . $1.00 sale price eee es | balance to be paid annually to the ' We have a number of other cars you will be ; | | “tee Termiut 3s nd : : . proud to own... m- The Terminal *ust wants YW a cluding Packard, Cadillac, Buick, Essex, Pierce, Studebaker and AR, swap. and no more talk about pay re . reds of other articles in Clothing, Far others. from them.” he said. “No exact nshing Goods and Hats greatly reduced. equality for them. The thing to Po SEI Ag MN OR, MTR Yee 2 PhO DY REE elt gh Nadel elie Dees eae AEM a wal I 2 ayo 6 82 EBL SLPS TOY LOLA AD SP x money, and trade on that basis.” will be arranged if desired. ler a ' © Gerhart. speaking for a half < o . a : ‘ : | hour, demanded the construction ia. | . = ® Sag All Cars Specially Priced Da ring This Sale : of the northeast approach in Fast , 4 . | St. Leuis, about which Caulfield 7} : a ‘| had satd nothing. He arcued for a a + ae , ' & mileage basis, not a wheelage basis, | | _ 7 a: 'f of charge on the bridge. Preside. , Zt | ¥ a : | | Neun questioned htm ag to the re- 8B a @) turn the city would ge? endear his | : ‘ban and Gerhart made f cea? tn seas Sth and Olive | JE - he sought to get the return in ¢21! : flersen 3333 Ave. reduction, rather than tn cash ren‘. j ; ' Your present car can be traded to an advantage... .special terms | {80 % t reduce this propesst te als paid to the city. However. he said the charge could be pro rated | umong the ratireads, and that ir! he Eads Bridge train busineag’ were transferred to the Municina! i’

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use Quality his Great stock That All Lines. New Spring I,, Price VY, Price VY, Price yy, Price VY, Price WR Off | "3 Off ts| Greatly | This Entire Marvelous 10-Piece Vivani Set r Each Set Contains the Following Ten ® YOURS for the GIFT CERTIFICATE and ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 24, 1997 _ : ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH a y \y Is \\\ ce \ AK 1 I \ i \ NN Ki \ is BERN qu ) = WHIFE WILCOW’ AT | FWIG "I t= Lae 4 LL | aN P Are the Last Times h Will B Be Possible tok the Womens of St. 4 to Obtain One of [hese Marvelous Souvenir Sets of Ten Full-Size Exquisite Vivani Beauty Products Come in and Get Your Set ors 4 g Exceptionnel Beauty Products fi Vivani’s, the Value Is IN—Not ON the Package The woman who does not receive one of these superb Sets of Vivani Beauty Products will truly have a good reason to be disappointed 7 Bring Gift Certificate and Get One of These Extraordinary Beauty Chests Yours for the Gilt Certificate and Full-Size Exquisite Toiletries Nation- || | Nationally advertised in Saturday Eve- — ! ning Post, Harper’s Bazar, Cosmopoli- the Small Service Charge ; ‘ ; of Only ally ‘Adwistined at the Prices Listed — tan, True Story, Phuteghenl anit alae Below: other important publications to retail at | the individual prices listed herein—to ‘ mee. sell for a total of $12.00 — yours for Vivani Exceptionnel Face Powder : merely the Gift Certificate below plus Vivani Exceptionnel Rouge .....:......-- | an astoundingly small charge of $1.97. Vivani Exceptionnel Tissue Cream on $ 1 9 7 f- 97 Vivani Exceptionnel Depilatory Vivani Exceptionnel Facial Astringent. .. Vivani Exceptionnel Bath Salt Vivani Exceptionnel Toilet Water Vivani Exceptionnel Perfume Vivani Exceptionnel Brilliantine ° MAIL ORDERS ACCEPTED Vivani Exceptionnel Skin Whitener ° Include 20c for P ania q Packing Set to a P . ude or Postage and Pa Positively Only One hes — TOTAL bie Pieil oe db «00 0 $12.00 | While we have been allotted 35,000 exquisite Vivani Sets for this distribution, at the rate we are passing them out it is advisable to call for your set as early as possible. SOON M Pwr ary CLIP THE COUPON TODAY! GOOD ONLY No. 1843-P.-D Through March 26 $1.9 7 Service Charge ‘ = CERTIFICATE. TH r ae entitles the holder to one pompiete $13.00 act of - 10 R S vani Exceptionnel Beauty Products ALL > Be an rae, 5 eh ores By , ¢ cious ont of ticles. = . ‘i full for s me 7 . ¢, nor > | nae es , : = Exclusive Distributors for Vivant Beauty Products in St. Louis .2°cts'E%. 7TH AND WASHINGTON—GRAND AND OLIVE—408 WASHINGTON & Ce.

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___ ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 24, 1927__ a | BRINGE 6000 eos : See Our Other Announcement on Page 5 Lucy. ishmaeiite preacher, who) - was afrested here several months) ago for carrying concealed weap- | | ons, Was sentenced to €0 days im | | jail by Judge Frank Keliy of the, : | Scott County Circuit Court efter ai plea of guilty. Lecy claims Padu-. | cah, Ky.. as his bome and was 4r-. rested at limo . : ‘Grandmother Knew “ty Consulting Engineer . | z : there was nothing so good - con- Declares It Physically tion and colds as mustard. But ; | 2% | the old-fashioned mustard plaster Safe Though in Use 53 . 7 burned and blistered. ' | : parecer ecenes Musterole gives the relief and heip Years. " that mustard plasters gave, without = me ee the plaster and watnnat the blister. | i L . id : , h » It : e. wih tiefoaien "cauy atin | REPLIES TO LEGAL | Chicago Manufacturer Liquidates—the Result— = See bow quickly the pain disappears.” OB IECTION TO TRADE Try Musterole for sore throat, a it -._ bronchitis, tonsilitis, croup. stiff Ww) a Bas t F meck, asthma, neuralgia, headache, : i} > e ur Ss far y a usan p es a a Ya ul congestion, pleurisy, a Suggests Greating Fund So a lumbago, pains and aches of the 4 ~ ° ° ea eee | et a Yom Cry fe Their Real Value—Entire Purchase on Sale Friday Morn bruises, chilblainms, frosted feet . colds of the chest it may prevent Could Buy Out Terminal : ot / ee gesunenia. ) seas “\\ HE Downstairs Store Lamp Department has never before offered-such varieties | om — — oo y joan prices as will be found in this sale. Extra selling space. Extra salespeople. Save Greatly Bridge is physically safe in This oe eee oi , Sale iy ior Bases . Bri Junior Bases i i “ine epeied yet Bridge or Junior | . Bridge or or s the conc:iu- -_ ‘ Tr As he as * ~ . s\J iad ase or 7 ‘> r . * e64 « LF a A P f i 4 . - + ~~ > 4 ‘ 4 : ~~ —— 77 aa Pad Pa ~ : . bei tudes ‘ ai X Onsui Rowe 4 ; “ . ih, wt on -e- ~ F «+ : — ~ 7 . " Px E. - ‘ 12872 448 a - .UGY Mma Lise , PB, ne *- 7 | —-— 32 i, + ce as a . 3 be . " : | % 3 ‘ 4 Waser J Rss & - m . \ - a ie - _ + . —" . « + ua . Ji 4 . * at ~ PR ata > ; Cm a ad or — ; : : > ~~? ; 5 : Poe ow jad ngeine € is no ~ a" 4 246 a xe . » = . * ‘ . 2650 —— ~~ z the ' oa ts iS¢ USS. ad Va & 44% -~* as . ~ | . ~~ . release — ho -- guesiion, aS presenica , the a Salespeopie Mae Oe MOWESE 1 one Commntee ordinance pen . turned BRUNSWICK ae eee + Seeman. / Shaft of turned wood and base of These Standards are ot Smit) : fun : fancy metal work—all are in richs wood, stippled and come in the new- ¢ - 2 ’ . ~ » > -_ h also suggestec that a f RECORDS ; 7 creates a | / 50 Ma rble Ra ses polychrome effects—when fitted with | est burnish finish—bases are of metal On Sale at «cantina A seu a shade will make a most attractive in harmonizing designs. ,All have reca Ptiul Wa Te - nE Ss os s s the $11.256.000 in securities Bet of the Eads Bridge and tunnel : iatien Haul lamp for most any room. movable ball sockets. companies, to avoid an vestion . ‘ = ° 1c CO. he : aie. 3 , Bridge or Jumer Styes Special Lot of Bridge and Junior Bases, Priced at $4.54 150 Sample Bases, *6.97, *8.97 and *10. S14- 546 LOCUST ST. view of the present private owner- 50,000 Records ship of these c@mpanies. The rail- | L ] 8 n these three extremely low priced groups are high-grade shafts of wrought Mest Complete Music House the Municipal in St. Louis Eads Bridge ° iron and hand-carved wood with metal bases—every one of the best of workman- ship and design. A wonderful assortment for selection, just one ofa kind. Suit- able for every room in the home. The values are most extraordinary. iF / * oe i yo ae PMs ‘Apis Has 7 dy ee ae Oe ee eS Fe Aone ib oS ~ 4 ti 4 " . a % “ ed PEM A Cae Me NS ey ee “yt eee Ges LS LM eS Bi nn yong teens ON eae lias We Rie fehy TON, Ry ; wet Na tate 7b thst, Dea, ate ey: Pete SEE SET ES Se it 2 % bigs ye es : 2 fel A A wide Rhine ORR Agee de : te Pee ” : ie? s phe et > Say 2 ? ie. ae e A Pee Me i : 3 yi on . 4 * As CM angst REZ SS Re Ce, eaten a LT ie Rath Meet amass re ebish x . : ag e + ' Frags"! 1 a re ssa N = © ata shia git = 6 inte TT rT, eo jIGea Oy a eo oy iiigetes cto le aston se cites ee ets ee Spee staat = a gta nel VISCA HATS SATIN HATS Standards of wrought iron in black and gold finish—Bases ot beautiful imported marble—excep- | 7 a Te oak te tionally low priced in this sale. NOTHER remarkable that the prive hip of Ead sample - - in the newes —— he private eenentp of Ea - | offering of makers ridge and tunnel might provide eg : . : . i ae : Pirmse , ; ' tO time. amd have nevre . em “es Keema 7" | dour” quired wunhusua) expense for temance. The main stee! arch | LOVER” nae Gays and for carefy! iInspec- IK lined—outer lining of rayon; hand 90-inch aioe o FS ou a een "J. ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ —— Reskenate of Wash Goods —with two guitars. 3439—7X stamd as built. The vertic "eee i \ . 32-Inch Ginghams t hn €) : ee &: * nr ob OE ne INE Re It Ie Litevesting: to Shami Economy Highway “The Aisle of Opportunities” IS popular thoroughfare extending from the Sixth Street entrance to the Seventh i. Street Elevators ts really a complete store m #5 itself. | : 4 ® : Raat | od & Z 3 J On Brunswick |} 2.02"SS2S 2 15e Yard renewed The arches are dk ; ' a alld ialaiitiaes od small ‘ - . perature tamge fram 20 & is =~ athe dk aaa “Light-Ray” Electrical legrees below zero to 1 | ga eee és : ‘ee ; h Y si2 i ia rpon STe >i n t ; en ss At “ ~~ ~ , af Records arch tubes is es sae Re i ae W- saved largely on this purchase of new Handbags. ee - a Cotton Pongee fee gpm h abling us to offer them im a sale Friday at a very low see} a ee 19¢ Yard price. The values are unusual and many are sure to take ad- soll een coleeoll in 600 pounds itw a oo inches wide. @pacity for Sestibe. | vantage of this splendid buying opportunity . C nar Ce aNY eneine there is a small #f We eee White Broadcloth ecring, Soe cet O82 #02 |} = Pouch, Tailored and Under-Arm Styles jy 22-72 =22— 19¢ Yard measuring 52 a plier was desicned to cares *Cnn | be —_—- ottor dcloth in al ~ wrth a woe io ee Smemed te carry 2000 | Thev come in leather combinations of plain or imitation — witeie ie ee ee - . = -.> ae | Mmearvv ocomotive ne? ; “ : a - . : ; eee 4 suet. fox trots with vocaiduets. Ben | today weighs 150 toms. Th. Lee, || +lizard grain combinations—also tooled leather Purses. Shown | vn sateen eee Bernie and His Hore! ~u was designed for a load of T2009 || in tam, brown, black and some high shades. There are styles ee Cotton Sateen muds & lineal fedt. althouch the ff . : Sine yp a welt Orchestra. he poumis 2 intal cee SRS the Hi tor various occasions. Doynstairs Store 22c Yard heaviest loads | | SF Sy atee ee Mr vict 9 re ¥ a eS eS om : $ ae: ; ¥ + * Rec Vtg ST RI PH ARN ANE ROL LAL PLL LL ALIA cme te ee Pee tpi 2% CEENEE ay (Musical Photography) Tet tel ok Sales x On them iz —, ~ ~~ *& Twelve bargain squares—and on each you will = : find one or more items of seasonable and de be | pendable merchandise at prices worthy of your a greatest consideration. ¢ Bibs cs. AGN LES SORES : aweg Mercerized cuality—solid freight and passenger trains usin, | lee colors and black—36 inches with vocal chorus. : the structure weigh 2500 pounds |} : Continuing Friday the Sale of eT and His Orchestra. 0 iene Send : | a eve pounds. You'll enjoy shopping on ECONOMY HIGHWAY—“The Aisle of Opportunities’ — because of the many emphatic savings. ee, 1A aN (On gondola cars, considered x | . = ba ° Table Oiulcloth “SS . ew Spring Dresses ,...% = casa ony Sona age —— | ‘ ¥ : White quemeled an l¢ : ss , ‘ i Rae ag 47 inches wide—lengths With such a heavy tank ri : train q ~ yaras-——seccr and a2 Aeavy locomotive and with , e | : . eo the maxin.am of all other -an4i m of all other condi- e 81x90 Sheets pipe ea aa RRA Lis sie iLAae ial iti cL. BAR AALABAAAARLABEAEIIIELILELIL IAL LTTE : r oe a ~ o > os => 2 7 4088S. an Unusual combination the 89c Ea A average imerease in stress from Drese > 433 ,r Tie 34 - os ne . . * * . present-day loading above Neatly hemmed and softly ‘Ann”)—fox trots with chorus. Frank Black and S wetting gaa His Orchestra. 3432—7. + gin wa tne Oridge was designed Si resses finished—seconds. per cent The . * * * aes © #reatest ex- W s : ' " as a ‘Renee _ - cess found anywhere is 20 per cent. |} omen : | MOST unusual assort- Pillowcases Silk Dresses— “Sing (trom etsy - Offsetting that. however ; , Be ‘ ey " & . aa cv ¥ D ~ ‘ * , , ? “Sweeter Than You” (irom ff] enveiopes around the the steel [ese BM / ment of clever Frocks 29c Each SPetehie Testis") on ees ff grvecer rowed, 2° arches noc | oes i \ BRYA —wrill be found im this sale o¢ vieacted maslin—neat $5.00 SAECRE AAA ETRE ER ELTA IAG? HET GL ST EET 3 with vocal chorus. akon § ditional strength to make up for | | f-/ that is made. possible by an ly hemstitched—size 42x36 Orchestra iMcreased stress.” : Special Friday | aig LG unusual purchase. The inches. ; : e , styles are suitable for dress. 6 > aint pS ss 3 o Clock Smith said there were freavent : ; : ; P ” * —_ 7 : ; , inspections of the bridge by en. | 0 i aoe | QuSINess and sports wear. OF c-epe ce chine bangs several new got we ° lle se cial styles—attractively made. Red, gimeers of the big Eastern rail . Fashioned of fiat green, poudre blue and tan are the a sel ¥ s ke : reacs USing it to Mace certain it ome gl ee eentingty | —— crepe, Georgette, Scalloped ma at ms 7 to ie Exceptional ‘there : Isp ac - ~ experts. : : tit oe sg vv Ll la rice. B, be said, was made in 130%. ther: JN this group is a selection Bi) gaa ee crepe and aiues at S$ spec P 'P. Greensfelder. ome of the en. jf that is sure to please the Bi a Sci men eel | h | | @ gineers present last night. re- misses and women seeking ite. Fy French tan, rose | Bed ee | marked that he had climbed all good-grade Footwear at a bi ie: beige, monkey skin, + Coats— over the bridge in that exaraina- | small cost. Bi geet hydr angea biue . m tion i 2 a . $ 00 | | As to the future ef Eads Bridge ; There are fancy Oxfords. . . | Li green e Each | $ | .00 | ender toed.” Smith went en. “it it if strap styles and step-ins—of . : | }eonmtinges to serve as ai rallroad ' patent leather. tan leather Lg ™ ‘see combmations. bridge, the safety indicated by the # and trimmed combinations. rs wae £ wots years os use will continue. f £ \ i BW J Misses’ sizes 14 to 18. _ Of bleached sheet- A wonderful group of i00— | pecs _ x ae a Set pony | Have high or low heels— : Zz women's sizes 36 to 44 and | ing—soft finished and tweeds, velours, mixtures. flannels 3 road ts moving its heaviest switch | sizes 3 to § in the assortment. : extra sizes 42% to 52%+. Al ,;— foped edge— + and twills in new Spring shades— | , ' ‘Downstairs Stere. | : $i - : - )@ngines across the bridge. Troe i wales « ae splendid valyes. \ ae $1x90 inches. Ji all are well lined—sizes i to 14 i Yow nstaires Steere + Low priced. g the structure ts limited in ciear- jf (iaieiiiinted Mines _ S@ges. as are bundreds ef other ff TC ree Contineed ee Next Page. iE —— Si Fe 2 BY

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i we ee a ie 4 20] ~ | By the Ass s . ociated Rre Leadi Statio FOR MANY YEARS, WASHINGTON,” March 24.—|f0r the pene pe ee ners or SAYS C. E. John Coolidge, son of President 10 days. i Continued from Preceding Page. Aes ee ee mor - points in the country, including the | gho —> INQ Ae a : | | - | Ete i BAS , “4 At n oO ear crossing of the Merchants’ elévated | Mp; en mewees Li ALA SS SG | Gf Re ee, ee ee Pes Pat ’ tracks under Eads and the two Mis- | eo ay ao : souri Pacific tunnels in St. Louis | 8 “a : ay | Stout Women's Sizes, 38 to 66, Women's Sizes, 36 to 46, Founded 1875 County. | } } | ’ | Misses’ Styles made larger —16+, 18+, 20+, 224+, up “The principal disability fs the) the tunnel ‘In 1920, 100 passenger | CANDIES | || Fashion’s Favorite, Navy Blue, rains use ads Bridge and ° * . f0 went around to Merch Receives Special Emphasis 5 ° 50 went around to Merchants’; j pee —, ' : ; 3 e there were 75 using each when I/}; — = — : = = = Wo &, ‘ T he A. | Kk "Tf trains are taken off Eads | Printing and Stationery Company Lovpgunsh neal fot fr, th See What Forty Cente | N E.W DRESSES 306-308 North Fourth Street tie design toad nas ever been)! Will Buy This Friday |. oo e Result— i , : . . would be almost impossible to if ft Telephone GArfield 7110 ea winds Sean dod ats a Mnrx Crocotars Ecrarms—the round, | ) | ODE SO Ae EO 3 CHS Als, AOI 0s PON mA mw 6 oye 7 ata F cti | eel fe ne csogition leading | to) the ‘ flat fellows with the marshmallow middles a ies _ — . — 7 a i , of s a J . a on WS = ——Eeeee —— ——— ‘continue to be used as a railroad cee . ASSORTED CHOCOLATES AND ASSORTED | | ’ | Oe — ar FC sia ibridge indefinitely; I don’t think a a . Friday Mo Ing Jie : -s : See eyes! EE Sa Gar ee ere is a man living who could Frurr Parties: + +1-lb. boxes e tf , | senegal er sntnagiars By on z- aes » - eye: Pas ; ne # jtel how long it would last under Friday Candy . ecial | b models of Flat Crepes, Georgettes BR. : | the light . p -such varieties and sy PED ; ) gi satice. 2? IN weeandk a aa sll Pl ae a i Sees = : i | Ae x TAREE) SATS | Blocks Subway Pian. green, blue, gooseberry and many aay PEE TEN EEE Crocotate MAttrep Mixx Ciusters aa Gf mere shades. Striking black-and- | SF white combinations, too salespeople. Come earle) 4 & Leese = —_ Rare | s é a LE ——— = . ES 74 Ne ™ |practicable while the railroad tun- Matinee Size Box 25¢ nel under Washington avenue and Eighth street is in use, Smith de- clared. One way to avoid the tun- Friday Bakery Specials | ‘? | i | | | Smart Coats Frid S | ean SN Fe q |nel, which he reoalled the railroads ay a e She . . Pgmy | Proposed and abandoned before the t : | | 1 Se \ .- A World’s Fair in 1904, would be to ORANGE CREAM LAYER CAKE 60c {| e ae aL $20 7 * ; , ‘ | y ° wa e j a ia fs 1! —S—S Waele dqaan a€64 connect Eads Bridge with the Mer- lchants’ elevated tracks on the New Brack Wa.tnut STOLLEN—one of Hl} iN\\ ‘ ay q Sam le SS . : _flevee. That was still possible, he | id ' oo eo =, ¥ sald. ! the most popular Coffee Cakes c | os : Attractive plain Lersheen 4 : () ‘tf a — Coats! Others of beautiful “One of the reasons why I had objections to the pending bridge! ff the Busy Bee has ever made. . black Silks or gay yore Plaids. All silk lined wi = 6|Oordinance,” Smith explained, “was | 1 * 4 , I 1A ] S re | Because I didn’t pelleve it would | i | luxurious fur collars or tai- | fi | sive the city title to Hads Bridge Open Evenings at Main Store until 1r-— | loved trimmings, $39.78. |and tunnel, so tas to enable the city / & ; DO KQOH | to built subways. The railroads including tst Floor Tea Rooms and Foun, W orth Up to Double! : @ |4re only lessees of the bridge and , Q | ] |tunnel, with no right to let the city tain. Dinner also on 2nd Floor 5 t07:730p.m or anyone else touch a stone of poe W | pong 6TH & OLIVE NE ! g | “T believe there is a perfectly iz St. #17 N, SEVENTH ST. y aa 6) Practical way of wiping out that fie N C sili iz ©. ©. 2 ~s* ~..*, *ee™ an” "aa as |}called, and if it is regarded as a QVTO VT TONIC NITENTYO IYO TOV TON IYe TYaX ia iVaNiVeXiYaNivevivexiYavi Vex ivavlYe\l /evive\iYe\kle\i/exly WG all’ Wn, WEL LETC MEEL SLEC MEIC APL MEE MEL DEEL MLE Ad NES NLC Ne DEES SEES OT a — Piniteasaine —n En SATIN HATS HAIR HATS re socialism I say public regulation ; e rufrock-Litton (of utilities is a form of sociajism. Fourth and St. Charles Fifty Custom-MadeMohair Suites at Factory Prices... Friday — NOTHER remarkable . Broadway , tunnel for 500 years, dating from offering of makers’ , ink teas © « saad scaaaan An accumulation in our factory of certain mohairs which we are anxious to dispose of makes possible this EXTRAORDINARY OFFER on fifty Suites, FRIDAY. With one of these well-made Suites you can be sure your living room will be comfortably and tastefully furnished. Make YOUR selection early! ~ sample Hats in the newest y 7 : \ : anos: or. ‘as to whether any stock or.bond | Made to Your Special Order in the Prufrock—Litton Factory patterns for miss or matron, /holder of the two companies could | o = Coed | : ~ es - a: t a Se oe Sa =... Yay ROOGSA GAAASAAAASALA -—~s vey titi een es qiy vf ry raxiy v7) ( in “bobbed” or larger head «=X tS Td ater : eo teen Ps te x | Stop the bridge exchange. sizes. The many new colors : Ss EF yee e. 2 Parle ps fst 2 = “The depreciation of Eads Bridge | include rosewood, tan, grays. Fon ey ei ks 2 ee Cee iste WOE sS @ is figured at $200,000 a year, and | blues, gooseberry Pi 7 “a Se see ES Wee % (balf of that would suffice for the | arg fs ” -™ pet este CaN weg Fae FS. 7 Munictpal Bridge. If the differ-| — Dee be ge ehete B® jence, $10,000, were paid by the ? ; ae year: ‘railroads @® trustees, this fund, with interest, would be sufficient ‘to take up the bridge and tunnel |securities in 50 years. If the city /needed title to the’ bridge and tun- /nel sooner it could condemn them ‘and issue bonds to pay for them, ‘retiring the bonds with that $100,- THOMAS W. GARLAND, @ 000 plus $664,000 a year.” Inc.—6th Thru to ns Objects to Merchants’ Route. %) Broadway RS | The Merchants’ bridge route for | sv ivariverive Ye aN tveNiveN. yi ({ INS lS r7 f ’ bidered of silk yey. _ E \/ Ge - (evi'veviYevivay! 7 ‘passenger trains is undesisable. | r cS, Seer 'Smith said, because it brings them | e coed Uv@Ni oF: oat. Saree Page ti AR «oo + me ‘through public streets in, North St. | > l soft ———|Louis, where engineers must watch | . ‘for automobiles, and avoids the | —Al i ; Ss ) = on, P= = , “4 a 4 Y, EIS SNS a 4 e \ . : Many (Ds - ‘y YS 4 i 9 : 'desirable station stop of East St. | | Store ) ely) oH id ; 4 C r AA! S an LES an | Louis. | zi 2 : | HL J. Pfeifer, chief engineer of| i ‘the Terminal Railroad, whose| tt , ‘father helped Eads plan the bridge, | | . ae | said, in a paper read after Smith's | : 4 ‘address, that the entire bridge could | fe ‘carry a train weighing 4000 pounds) ~ to Sh cis ai = VY : h of the tw ng op on , : 2 P re tracks. An additional stringer was | ; a ‘placed under each rail in 1925, he} oH h | a UMInNwUm - 4 related: the approach from Third | | NY \\ TAT Hi iy a Pee TT MT mh tagnway ia || 4 Quart ht SaucePan Y ‘street to the levee was strensth-(f4/ TOMI Tt TTR | : d 6 “sg ‘ened, the last wooden structure, at| &§ ANY Ney) DIB RIDA | GEES | MURR edt TY Pt | 7 | d ie IW \s MANA Mid in TT BY OE HL LAL, ‘ Way ty iL YM 1 sb}: Wii me a 1h nee Pee STL 1 agg oe ia : ' | ff ; . ‘the east end, recently replaced by Opportunities” = 3 {with new tmproved cover fj we a Special ‘an embankment, everything needing | ' ¥ : F Co aie to be replaced had been replaced, | : — land a constant surveillance main-| ehfare extending from . | en Se FS =e Beara ff 5 for | ' 3 . — = en” - See _s py, : : Oo CI limited time ‘tained over the structure. ee | , Se noe | “7 don’t think there ts any need || ATTEN fi tr ae trance to the Seventh ‘ ¢ q ~. a pene ye i. ae —— te . . } ' et wei CL j ‘ ; ’ f tiy a complete store in : E oe eee ‘oe Sie of Opportunities ty aes 2 4 Ree Be apa eet se ‘road portion of Municipal Bridge | tmphatic savings. ; a {eer tent . - | imight be appraised at $5,000,000) ‘ 4 Sg | es ) ‘original cost and $10,000,000 re-| beeanene sen itainiimedn o c. S aes Uy | placement value. . com ng . wee Vit | | Glendy B. Arnold, counsel for) fe % ‘ Lis ithe Chamber of Commerce, dis- | > Yav veri \itvay' vyaxit 4 @) i SS aviivaNiveN 5 ‘ ‘ 5 a a Th. Yavdvatravtvey! | ili vey - traxiveyl and on each you will of seasonable and de- prices worthy of your Ye\iya\ Fe VP. on be PPP ; : BROOME S GORI EE: ie ex ii ‘ey: a = cA Pg is ~ i've - ' ~ 7 50 of These Two-Piece Mohair Suites Davenportand Your Choice of Either Chair Orders Taken 5 : Covered All Friday Only at Over ina Good Factory Price of ..... Grade of Mohair! This Suite should not be confused with the ordinary ready-made kind. When buying our “own-make” uphol- stered furniture you can be assured of getting something that will last, for onl¢ the ‘best of materials enter into its construction. Don't fail to inspect this Suite Friday—only fifty Suites available at the factory price of $148! |cusisng Smith’s talk, told the en- 2-QOt. Pudding Pan ¥ | ) § re the tunnel was a “dugout This is more than ‘This steamer not Ss i street” and the tunnel company | a pudding pan. only cooks food | aid not own the property. If the) Fine for separate well but prevents , — ¥ icity owned the original fees to ‘ a aan W , fe these streets, he said. title to the eS a eee d eante meen va 4 | property: was in the and and et a WEAR-EVER” beans, sca ef te wasteditoy the bell- | ' railroads had only franchise rights, | : trade-mark shown Taine toed in ing process. The SORBET... | as on wae phoma tems ae A | Saar tis stamped on every combination with extent of this loss Sees cnsgpmebagecrapate: abe te tha brides 0 ear-Ever” utensil. tages _—— Bao tal a tunnel companies had questioned | 4 for it on the alumi- E the legality of the exchange, al-| fum utensils you buy. 49¢ $] rere) though there has been wide public- | More than one hundred —— ity and many of the securities are | Million EXTRA — held by St, Louisans and railroad | mr: utensils bearing stall 5 wed - thisma are in use today. athe hares tatnnretie tose by 3-Compartment Steamer executives, | ps Boiling vs. Steaming Consisting of 4-gt. Sauce Pan, 2-qt. ICHMOND HEIGHTS PARTY Many a Wy E 9 " Pudding Pan, and Steamer Section. NEW R : car-rver There are five different cooking generis wee | 3 this trad PoraTors with skins combinations possible with this set. | Petition for Incorporation Filed by , g this c CABBAGES Above i , | 5 " ° ’ ve illustration shows use as Citizens’ Organization. Mark has been in daily SPINACH steamer and double steamer boiler. : : oi twenty-five ears. CaRnors Four other uses are shown below. oF. petition for a de ree of incor- a y' Hararacus | poration today was filed in Circuit 4 THE Al — | Court at Clayton by the Gitizens’ COOKIN UMINUM - a | party of Richmond Heights. Incor- | 4 G UTENSIL Co. = —s | poration as a benevolent, fraternal! : New Kensington, Penna. ) and educational organization for 50 | | years was asked. | The signers of the petition in- | clude ex-Mayor Jensen of Rich- | / mond Heights, who recently | | brought charges of graft against ; | City Marshal Maloney, in connec- | tion with an alleged failure to raid gs stills and gambling dives. {) a ' ralnp,iePa Eaicmf cm c mcmmm BELLY LD VLLIIGS evivarivey Yevivavtvetye evivaviver! i, f - viiYanii avivartye This two-piece Suite, spacious davenport and your choice of comfortable armchair or tall-back wing chair, is covered all over in a good grade of mohair, including outside backs, Your choice of mohairs and damasks for reverse side of cushions. Heavy carved base and ornamental carving on back of davenport and armchair “a i \ON7 Ve? a ay % T%7 \tli Mt) Ye - Yay Separate Pieces Priced as Follows: Davenport Low-Back Armchair or Wing Chair.............$47 BY SELECTING THIS SUITE FRIDAY YOU CAN ACTUALLY SAVE $52—REGULAR VALUE $200! Liberal Terms Apply ON THIS SUITE, $148, WE WILL ALLOW YOU TO PAY AS LITTLE AS $28 CASH, BALANCE OF $120 IN TEN EQUAL PAYMENTS—$12 EACH MONTH. (No charge for interest). ss “ a a. ‘ 7 \LNL \itveY Yay itex ‘vex _ - VraNivey? . “ 1 ‘ . | » ro *¢ A 2 # ee t Ps © : “ ; ree 7) : a ak 74 ee re. s?% fa » : " , WA EASAesT WAP OVO POOL OVS OVO pop O yO VSP .Osy OS LO PiOsE9iy CLP OLE OOO Os POS Se Oo. Ore ® on - &

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Ye, 7 “ oS CN ahs Re Be eh Late Wnt adr iy, 6 cehitrod ah Big odie tre et or . _ hedges * fe d - yd, Bc ak F ’ ‘ se ows x a ne ait § A i adie iaainlit hg aa tesind : Ae AE Akg elm phe ye ee VORA Midna" at wae car 2 24 , oy wed ~ Sapie-rogin llth. athe ipa hid Pe toed ected a6 + — oe ot — . « a : . Ee = A 4 “ ew 3 i a et i ti ce PE TF Oe FF aie + eh 6 Dated AR Ae oe y aia a AS By Ahad a eee “erie hers Vind We, ‘ ae © Z PPR i Fesk 4 wey va ery ut: ae ee 5 a ax ‘ tr a, 4 “s — > a 1. BR? = = Ses 4 a a be : ~ 7 Sey ait: wy Se >; = 1 neestiiatiillis oF “G- 4s y TED A " Bry ee 2 .. Sars tape ay F i Sar hc Be BPE ae kh me Ss ton We DAF Se ‘ +4 4 ; 4 fi ders Pink \ SON CIGAR SALE EXTRAORDINARY W hile They Last.. A REAL BARGAIN! DON JULIAN CIGARS F The Aristocrat of Tampa—Regular 2 for 25c Size (Discontinaed) 3 for 7,50 * geo ites apainellings Not more than ome box to a customer. HENRY THE FOURTH Fimest Tampa Cigars Big 15c Sixe om. Box of 25 $2.73 Wolff-Wilson’s BOSTON BLUNTS The most wonderful value you ever smoked for little money. They are made tn Tampa, Fia., from BE SURE TO the cuttings of the high-priced TRY THEM FLOR DE LAMPERT That Popular Cigar—Made in St. Louis—2 for 25c Perfectos Cut to ] Oc Straight, Box of 25 NEUTRALITY BRAND Imperted Manila Cigars, big blunts, handmade, long filler. Spectal, 3 for 10c $3.23 MWCCNMiMN Oe” eee | $4.95 $5.95 - $6.95 © Chas. Denby, La Resta. 4 Tungsten. Agent, Niles &* Moser, Hauptmann Hand-' made. Havana Ribbon (foil), Turkish, White Owl. a germ dis- | MOst persuasive evi- | with 6 per cent interest | storage §@ THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 24, 1927__. Made in our new light Bakery of purest ingredi- blended, and wrapped by modern machinery. golden - joaves of soft, fine ants. baked a never drv or crumbly, ret alwavs light and flaky—and de- livered fresh from the ovens to Piggly Wiggiv stores daily. SF EQUIS POST-DISPATCH sanitary Sun- in ms i ad A R T ~ RA MM : zs, . be i AY Se Boa SRY. CANNED FOODS MICHIGAN'S CHOICEST. mixed, TWO HOURS GATHERED UNDER THE STRICT EST brown — smooth. texture — * A ST.LOUIS INSTITUTION Once vou have tried Sunlight Bread, vou will agree that this is the best bread you ever ate, and the price is on!y FOR A LARGE ] e 20-02. LOAF CONVENIENT SIZE FOR SANDWICHES, TOAST OR TABLE USE. ROYAL 10c ROYAL BAKING POWDER 6-OUNCE. 12-OUNCE SIZE. DR. PRICE’S BAKING POWDER 12-OUNCE. FRUIT GELATINE 1OUN CE.9e¢ 22c i ASPARAGUS VALENTINE BRAND WHITE TIPS. SQUARE CAN. Cc BLUE BONNET UNGRADED. 1 os c ROUND CAN.. Libby’s Milk TALL CAN 10c SAVE THE LABELS Fer 12 of these labels and 25 You can secure a Libbv Toy Store. ; Applesauce SMITHFIELD. SWEETENED. READY TO SERVE: MADE OF FINEST COOKING APPLES AND COOKED TO A SMOOTH CONSIST Cc ENCY: MED. CAN... 14 FRESH FISH JACK SALMON (Skinned Whiting), Lb.. 25e HADDOCK 28c FRESH FILLET. LB. HALIBUT, 9 SLICED, READY FOR THE PAN, LB ANOTHER CARGO Valentine. PINEAPPLE AY AN Wy ANY \\ \X \ Cargo Left Hawail Feb. 26th — IAN ISLAN ai ==... Fig 60,000 CANS OF VALENTINE SLICED HAWAIIAN PINEAPPLE ABOARD STEAMSHIP FOR PIGGLY WIGGLY During our last special sale of Valentine Pineapple the demand was so great that our stock beeame exhausted long before we could take care of all our trade and for that reason many housewives were disappointed. For those of you who were unable, on aceount of this shortage, to par- SQUAT CANS. take of our special] offer, we have re- 6 BIG, THICK $ ceived another large shipment of this SLICES EACH, choice product from Hawaii — PACKED IN HEAVY again offer Valentine Pineapple a a SUGAR ST RUE the very low price of HART BLUEBELLS PEAS SWEET VARIETY. VERY TENDER—TASTE ai LIKE FRESH PEAS: REGULAR VALUE, 206¢ CAN See Pweee.. os. . ee ke] Pk ae AMERICAN BEAUTY SHEL-RONI SPAGHETTI MACARONI AND NOODLES —_ —~ . _ = — ~ Fican-}~ 7 4 ~- , ~ Rey ev - é BZ @: + + @ a Parner ys PACKAGES OF EITHER ONE KIND OR ASSORTED SPECIAL THIS WEEK NO. I CAN WET Shrimp PACK ] be PRIDE PRESERVES PURE FRUIT AND SUGAR. NOTHING ELSE ADDED. PEACH, STRAWBERRY LOGANBERRY : BLACKBERRY & CANS, EACH $ RASPBERRY CONT. ALNING JUST LIKE N hie — | HOMEMADE Ss g time and PIGGLY WIGGLY| PACKED WITHIN AFTER BEING SUPERVISION HART BRAND FOODS CHERRIES RED SOUR PITTED: MED. CANS LITTLE QUAKER GREEN MEDIUM 2 = 2 A9e —~OC €acn;: | i BEANS => WHOLE: MEDIUM CUT STRINGLESS % ror oe. £ CORN énoscr MEDIUM : as 2 == Ble CANS: 17e EACH: GOLDEN BANTAM CUT OFF COB: FOR MED. CANS. ? 37e — A DOT THE SMALLEST? FaNcY SLASEA:- MEDIUM CANS. GREEN OR WAX: MED. CANS SMALL 2 | PALMOL! is Girl Complex-s 2-5 = ion. GRAPEFRUIT - DROMEDARY BRAND SKIN. PITH AND o SWEETENED ; = MEDIUM CAN .. ——_ 4 O’CEDAR POLISH .- S M ALL LARGE... Re oe ss ra, af ee ~ 4 m Se. mi es em 4 FOR $s Fs - =, ree bap oe: ‘ ee - . x 4 $ % ¥ i -Gmmense cash discounts! gic for Alumnae Fund. for a Missouri Alumnae Associa- 1, vot the University of Missourt | tai ; aa Theater for the per- | Da Werner & Werner (known for years as one of St. Louis’ leading cilothiers) have gone out of business and solid us their entire stock of fime quality clothing and apparel at This Gacludes the complete stocks of: their main store (6th & Lecust) clusive as well branches Statler Hotels. think what | YOU—Fine Quality Apparel— at 40° to 60° off the original _ & Werner prices! jave on SI Seed Topcoats! —Fashion Park Ov —Fashion Park 1 —Fashion Pari —Imported f

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THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 24, 19927 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPaTcH 3 1 _. PAGE 15 formances f | rom March 2 uri Alumnae Associa- 1, inclusive, at het oe to April an for a yea 3 rhs GE r at the university, and ( the University of Missouri | taining 20 Sai any sce each, re- is supported by annual benefits. j »4 to sell tickets to the | scholarship fund. This Sq . :| hae Stark be obtained from Mrs. *g AN € stark, j ___ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _.__ wae for Alumnae Fund. Aor Theater for the per- | pay the expenses - 5883 Julian avenue. FOODS E a TW TO HART ENDS SH CIES BRAND Two-Year Agreement Be- tween Hip Sing and On C FOO DS Leong F sal "Eon — Quantities. if Necessary, Four Others Shot. teena > « 7 Py shen athena tein seed ee a | By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, March 24. Deadly | |warfare between Chinese tongs in_ ‘widely scattered sections of the | |United States flared up today, re | | sulting in five deaths and four per- sons shot. ae 4 FOR 43 s : 4 The two-year truce between the | C ¢ E | Hip Sing and On Leong tongs ex- | 4 | 4 3 : | pired today and shortly afterward | , }gun play started. It was not de- | AB BEANS a | termined in the first reports | E QUAKER GREEN SPECIALS | 20e & 25e DRESS GINGHAMS, [0YDS- FOR $1] whether all the shootings resulted | from differences between the mem- | eee © Se oe oe emoe” RS 000 Hair Clippers. -N. Y., two dead, one shot: Newark, | Made of Tan and Brown Hid NS STRING- 4 : : LES . 4 3 ’ >- |'Pa., two shot. | 4ESS 3 ; i Chinatowns Are Terrorized. | Chair, full size, . York's Cainatown was ter- brand-new and ground channels. Help from the sizes, 5S to 11. On sale Friday pec Kero lhepoen 90c ~ fe D S i E E T$ 72 00 : N ¢ 4 F S 2 FOR > 1 i FANCY 5 C ; | ago brought to an end a war that ROSBY i a cost the lives of 72 Chinese | A S DOT hae strategical points in Chinatown ; ALLEST SIZE FANCY Werner & Werner (known ‘for years as one of St. | , sis’ have gone out of business and Sitka elethiers) | Think what this means... Fash- ion Park Clothes ... Charter Clothes.: .Thexton & (London) Clothes... . . Manhat- tan, Arrow and other fine Shirts... Mallory, Knox, Battersby (London) and other fine foreign and domestic House Wright, Ltd. and other fine brands!. d us their entire stock of fine ity clothing and apparel at mse cash discounts! This the complete stocks of: main store (6th & Locust) well as their exclusive at the Chase and Hotels. Just stop and what this means — TO t ine Quality Appare]—~ 40% to 60% off the original r & Werner prices! Hats, Interwoven and other fine Ho- siery; in fact, many of the best- known brands are offered in this sale o f the Werner & Werner stock at SENSATIONAL Savings. | In Brooklyn, Ly Poy, 50, was |; / shot and killed and Chin Look, 45, ' died in a hospital after having been ‘shot three times and _ seriously | |; wounded in the King’s Tea Room, 'a Chimese restaurant and dance 'hall.. Look told police he believed ithe shot was fired by a member of | the On Leong Tong. His white 'wife, Alice Look, went to the hos- pital and collapsed shortly befcre he died. Fires From Doorway. There were about 50 persons, } mostly white young men and wom- en in the tea room. An unidenti- fied Chinese gunman stood in the (kitchen door and fired at Poy. 7 ' Neponset or Duralin. from full rolls; as many yards as you want. Friday. Men’s 50c to 75c Plain and Fancy Silk Socks, 4 prs $2 Men's $1 Dress Shirts, collar-band, big variety, 2 for $2 Boys’ $1 & $1.25 Peter-Pan Dress Shirts, Fri., 2 for $2 Men’s $1 to $1.50 Silk Four-in-Hand Ties, Fri., 2 for $2 Men’s $1.75 Fancy Percale Pajamas, frog trim., suit, $2 Men’s $1.50 Fine Ribbed Union Suits, Spring weight, $2 8 1-3c Crash Toweling, plain and fancy, 20 yds. for $2 Men's $3 Fancy Beach Ceats, all sizes, Friday only, $2 $1.25 Large Enamel Teakettle & $1 Coffee Pot, both, $2 25c Glassware, large variety, choice, 13 pieces for $2 Suitcases, 24-in. or Traveling Bags, 18-in., Choice..$2 $1.25 Lace Curtains. Think of it! Friday; 2 pairs for $2 New, F Standard $ Size Rake and Hoe and reclaimed Army Spade Sale Friday only. oo eee eh wee ee ee ew Ree ee eee (MEN'S $2 & $3 HOUSE ) (1 F bers of these secret societies. 'N. J.. one dead; Chicago, one dead; | Leather, a pair | Manchester, Conn., one dead; Think of it! The and old reliable The New FOR rorized when the news of the kill- | All have flexible stitched- perfect in every = C down soles, elastic sides and respect. Friday toe © ‘eunitly tee! steel UT STRINGLES police was frantically seught and only. fat scores of frightened Chinese asked be a . and plain clothes men were pressed into service. | 'throughout the United States. DOLLAR DAY SPECIALS RAKE, SPADE FOR sic Think! Cut AND HOE, ALL 3 FOR a; DLDEN BANTAM 2= 55¢ LITTLE DOT Ss L | od & ERS Consisting of No. The casualties were: Brooklyn, . ‘Cleveland, O., one shot; Pittsburg, | standard quality ings was received through under- | quality aa Be oo —_ a oa) full | . Pe «1.06. guaranteed. all Just as Pictured a . j oO their homes. : , ; 2 FOR for protection of ae The treaty signed here two years 2 dic LITTLE 2 rt 37c Look rushed at the stranger with LMOLIVE BARS, 20c i 4 > : . . s "7 ¢. — > & ea models in- \ | Chinese in Custody Identified as Manchester Slayer. i | » the Associated Press. | MANCHESTER, Conn., March! . J | Nee | w — '24.-—Tong warfare cost the life of | Ong King, helper in the laundry | of his cousin, Sam Ong, today. He | was a Hip Sing, and had attended | a eee BARNEYS 9 [ , ° Be , olice said, but Look had/j Spring Topcoats! —Arrow Full-Dress Shirts! — | LARGE 10-QT. GALVANIZED BROADCLOTH V U d ’ identified Chinese was found in the. — 7 ‘tel ——VYassar Underwear: street with 26 bull un¢ | : Fashion Park Suits: , the | ic Newark’s | 4) “ang selzed 22 is 2 SUIT I —Bathrobes! through rear doors and seized 22) 4 U Ss f+) . 4 thing Pie —Raincoats! ! Yj : —Umbrellas, etc! had p hese secetanal the walls. = wa pa. made with panes ama check, cut fu knit waist band; all ad Main Floor. \ On sale Friday ony. os CHICAGO, is Big Werner & Werner Sale! a ‘in the heart of Chinatown late last > {tled gambler. Upturned chairs, 7 And NOW You og Save About 40%, 4 a oe oer $1.52 Ingersoll Yankee Watch; guaranteed; Friday..$2 | Green, lead color and red. PITH AND : ea, «.- 5 REMOVED; : : yt: a * a $2 Fyrac Ford Timer; dependable make sTENED ; | Street, Shot Four Times. | . = Re rhc id UM CAN .... % CLEVELAND, O., «March 24.—| eS RE . The war between the Chinese tongs | Latte 6 50c Canvas Folding Camp Stools; Friday 3 for © |'was carried to Cleveland today | ct tars he Ten we »bably fatally | : mod | ssimnianteemmninieanin when Jim x e€ was pro | | | shot. Police immediately began | ‘ac capsid BATH $ $1.75 12-Foot Minnow Seine; Friday only; Main Fir..$2 NEWEST STYLES. oo én BGC Pittsburg Shooting. JUVENILE In a renewal of Tong warfare in| wade ot weavy 14-] }LETTE OR DURHAM Pittsburg today, Yee Hong Wah, 4 / —Boys Hats: Qe of te _ According to police, they named | a — e UNF |'Yee Why, said to be a member of | and stakes. With ae TSapide Bottle LP the Hip Sing tong, as their as- | 4 Ma % ae ; sailant. They said that as they, 3 lette or a6 $ « | stepped from their home, Yee Why | Durham Mite. cell g d f f “eae | opened fire. —Boys Un erwear. Classy little lop- | : Spring ier Ft , CHOICE, rice, $4.95. —Boys’ Ties Etc iene |was shot four timeés in the chest . . aay , The gunman fired 25 PILLOWCASES SIZE 49x36 INCHES 7 FOR se 1 ss ss in onnection with any organiza- |; —Fashion Park Overcoats! —Manhattan Shirts! son? ail | y 1rk Ody O an UMN- | : BUCKET “”°’ as f body. The shooting was _ In LUMBER ACKS —Imported Hats! / Swetters: | Mulberry oOunds o opium. (;uns were found apert wear. —Neckwear! garage ; | for —Golf Suits! see ae Chinese Shot to De ath in Chicago | and splendidly made; Park, a Chinese youth, was $ WOOL 174-INGH SATEEN BOUND $ | ; | oe - PLAID SIZE 68x80 INCHES. —for Werner & Werner were noted for their high quality and night. Police at first supposed he jg eards and chips scattered about the | ° . *hinese, | - . Boys’ All-Wool ; a Finer Quality tp $2 Pocket Knives; stainless steel; assorted styles..$2 | Guaranteed to be good $2 Axes; single bit; guaranteed forged steel; Friday. $2 $1.25 Steel Fishing Red and $1.25 Reel; both for. $2 : . Mi ’CEDAR TOWELS, 5SFOR.... $1.75 10-01. Minnow Bucket & Jar Preserved Minnows $2 VALUES UP TO $30. te, .....45¢ : Associated Press. | | 3—50c PACKAGES OF GIL- rig Save on— Made of heavy 14- TOPCOATS 677) | was fatally shot, and his cousin, DUPLEX RAZOR ke

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% St COUIS POST-DISPATCH o4 1927 __. THURSD AY -EVENING, MARCH : ing cam plete protection for Bearas-| es ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH 4 with the stripes “smaller and mere NEW LEVEES FU! FOR BEARDSTOWN | town, the local flood committee | | of "em. Ilinois Town . Pians 31-Foot Wall annosneced today. The highest re- é ] LL EGE BOYS FT] r 4 th (0 T sers were 18 inches in tac = pees eo pi corded flood stage here is 26 feet. East. but still 20 in the West. | ~ 1 By the Associates In addition dirt, levees will be J Shoes were turning slowly toward BE TOWN. “Ti. March 24. a | a more rounded toe, but not yet to __& concrete wall 31 feet hich will raised imside the wall all aroun: ' the pointed toe. be completed along the Illinois the city. Work will start as soon front here by Nov. 1, insur-'as contracts can be let, it was said. ere CAPTURES BURGLAR AT WINDOW ens . 4 4 |Salesmen and vaud he was Will Bringer, 24, of $214 cited at last night’s meeting of the Weasth Broadway. |National Association of Retatl Henze said he was lying in wait ‘Clothiers and Furnishers at Hotel for a burglar when Bringer at- it sige ms CO Saar’ } i wr Re ee a Pe ee eek eT Peers a se he she ‘ "T fatatees CO, te AS ty RES = Sites es Hitt ee where they found Henze with a ANAM UE Assortment of eleven diferent kinds of choco- lates, confined exclusively to Selected Fruit and Nut Centers...... the pound AND BROADWAY ROSE-BUD CHOCOLATES PEANUT ‘Statler by John been known to his style forecaster for They hung on his nd asked ques- een He made Starbuck touched them Starbuck of New York. It was that the college boys tempted to pry at a rear. window with a screwdriver. The shot, Henze said. was fired in the air to attract attention Bringer denied he intended robbery. ‘CASHIER DEFRAUDED OF $10 ‘Woman Employe of Drug Store Short-Changed by Young Man. A well-dressed young man with It | : wt tT] LATEEY tit) iH iii Hist Safety-Line Day Every Pair Full-Fashioned 49 } ' nih | i i Karges Safety-Line AllSilk Chiffon A Stoeking of Unusual Beauty and Wear Special Feature Price! Recular $1.95 Number AAA } HALLE Hit i iit IH} Sar BOYS’ SPRING Special, $ D)- Suits with novelty striped wasi = all-wool tweed pants and f: all-wool jersey suits. Sizes 3 to! WOOL-MIXED BL Soiled $4.25 Nu The Day’s Leader A Splendid Semi- Weight With whe DEMANDS Lisle Top B AUTY and Formerly Priced 5 00 z VEAR Sas Day Only $79 $1.50 I: All-Silk Service Semi-Sheer Featuring the KARGES ang Line : Assorte i Milk Chocolate San then ame fet 50c alls, a clothier WE SHIP AND DELIVER SAFELY ANYWHERE * bis in i dign ai. Man: facturing and Sales, 4709-17 Delmar Blvd. Style,” Starbuck said, “is a mat- of the dudes running away from AWA Al l mT iH ech sn es AIR a: = eee ses ile a om ; i ! ee Ted $ 95 SQUARES i'where they make their living. The a prosperous air bought a soda at | Sete ee ti fonly time applause interrupted ‘he Johnson Brothers drug store. who want some- hin was when he said that Seventh and §St. Charles streets, ching out-of the lond bands for straw hats were last night and tendered a $20 bill — isappearing from Palm Beach, in payment. Miss Alice Davis, the ‘where summer fads begin. When (cashier, — Rou $19.90 in 30c he said that lower classmen in a Change and placed it on the coun- ‘\ Pound ‘Pacific Coast university wore over re SY U ' said the man, here.. I think audibly expressed Don’t Forget Your Fee They Must Be Given Consideration Meet the Foot Expert _ Here This Week @ lf you find you can’t forget your fee they ache or pain—then you shouldn’t try to & get them—byt have the trouble corrected. Have the Foot Expert who is here this mY TAU CMA GTR Obligingly, Miss Davis changed the quarter, returned the $20 bill Steck Price, $1.95 An Putstanding Special - ek +) a} rhe) drew back the ch hae a e masses and the nning ee ‘r the dudes. ia par in be to | man was gone ewe different. When the Broadway The Greatest nd university men begin to NO. 30 KARGES SAFETY: : Gia eae LINE, SERVICE WEIGHT te. te we hort coats. the Palm Beach t isie 7 Li Ss Have Ev ey = RARELY EV ER aie ver man fears “€m ion ger When the IER ; cS: se my gS . ae Eee = OFFE RE D> « SPE c a 4 a 9]: ee ATTY REALE THU HHT ACTA SHH THATS SHGHL OL RE ' ee ee ee en ae A cmp, med ee Seat beh Ry cape athert gnarl ANE altel 4 tna Seclogelh Fillies Nee ie. alle CN 3 2 serra tS eee: prnagQues + ° ° ‘ a axg 7 t +> 9 OTL a 2 rienced ! : m nape wear ‘em cut ‘way A limit Pair A MIGHTY CLEAN-UP 7 A limit of 3p Pair. Special of 2550 Pairs Women’s Latest Style Footwear eI mere vs f. vou may see—right now—men 45 and over at Palm Beach wearing straight-front coats.” Merchants Must Use Eyes. pact ac. gah rgmenaiatiigbente dee. 4 % Kod. els ameemniitline sels i Mn SAFETY-LINE OUTSIZE | i in. Saale Able Ee nah ae went omit skeen iaihe aiige 8 FY i AG i Ma OL Blende Kid Black Patent Grey Kid Celeored Patent All Sizes Perchment Kid All Widths Bleck Satin All New Cembinations Popular Styles bas a howe ay eh ot > — em Be, as ot a e de ee ae ey’ & > aed - wa : a “te 22 Oy Pe =e a) M 3 % is : % aa + co ae >; = = ¥ as +. Ong 2 A ‘* he be. 7 4 gat Sea = > Se . a > Da 5 a Se eS ke 4 Fate 2 ae . a FF a ¥ i = ? ra. 4 ©s BS aae 7 ae - ' 4 : AP ¥ scam g| . as? ae - a +4 a! » 4 S. ek - 4 at a — ae PS ie $3 it ; x sie : 4% 7 3. ey or a oe 3 ep. a 4 $ "> Pee oe oe Z ; ®e . Kd , 3 2 pe ‘eee % 5 # is Fite BS ae 7" eet i gat oe y . ae? aye Lae Pe xe iS Ss ur. ea Pr aX ee "het SI ae ca eh Loe Pumps Ties One-Straps Fancy Oxfords These Prices 39 ee $ derful ~ Velues ,wear dealers follow Paris Interior Decorators Praise New Art-End Day Beds HAVE just seen the new Smuth & Davis ART-END Day Beds,” says Miss Lois Chamberlin, widely accepted authority on intenor decoration. “Frankly. I am amazed ' It did not seem possible that day beds could be made so beautiful. The stunning period designs eriadnineeen ried out with the utmost regard for detail and finish. A wide selection of MITH &D BEDS + STEELBEDS~ SPRINGS, — you ll appreciate. But best of all, the amazingly low cost—actually LESS than you might pay for a day bed of the ordinary type. And the name of Smith & Davis is a guarantee of lasting satisfac- tion today os o- 1t has been over t a }. Past Sfty-six years. See these beautiful Day Beds today! A wide selection of ART-END Day Beds is on dispiay at your favorite furniture Geaicr’s. See them at once. Ask also ebout Smith & Davis ARTISTZIEL Metal Beds. and the Smith & Davis GOLD SEAL Spring —the last word in spring cormstruction. eae est prices a feature always. See your dealer and make the comparisons yoursceif. The superior quaiifies af the Smith & Dar's GOLD SEAL Spreng result fom advanced demg: and constracthon, MN har GENUINE doubie-dected coisa ia steed ba « center sup- port. One bucdred and twenty coisa wm the S-anch m2P—cKineteen more fhcn any other apring ts 12 close —c Tre rest euppert to the Po op en: ee Springs on “For the REST of Your if” VIS y Siteblished ST.LOUIS, MO. 1871 * | That is not true now. : mince # thy hieah based ae +a * He did not assume, as Some mer- se in the convention have as- med, that clothing store clerks or sao tors can set the styles, Rath- er, he indicated it was up to them ) learn what it’s all about and get & wagon, possibly to the band ain some style-spreading influence yy following Oxford and Cam- oOridge, Palm Beach and Newport. Princeton and Yale, as women's London and New York. “From now on.” he said. “no lar ausactur rer has anything to do vith the setting of men’s styles. te travel by observation of the social reund above. top rung of ’ Can dress as you Dut it’s a dong way there. f men dressed for their own per- sonal likes and dislikes, same of you here would be in ereralis. and others might have down over your knuckles. I would have ice on young traveling salesman and th eville actor. "es uUuniver- . oot ™ ye le 4h weg : | SItY Man in the last five years has taken his rightful position in the masses. That seems increased wealth of the the desire of all — 2 Status of cultur w aBae the Fashion Plate. The Prince of Wales > «* bal | . . ** « = . Fi +e . SC ie-SeClilog iniivenuc > tot nN or Strips Get Ww ibder. 7 cray users with shadow-strip favored ‘three- button the Broadway man, 14 to taking up a one-button peak lapels Starbuck : the last few days, ceton and Yale *finning tt fo.low Oxford two-bDutton. notch-lapel ¢ .. sheet and form- fitting. but “re od .. Cambridge in a@ shirts were g¢o- all clothiers could te be followed by stripes, and col- College men fin spring would turn te brilllant fou- lards in neckwear, with half-inch /patterns from one to two inches apart. while the business man would foilow Palim Beach in smal! “tineleum” patterns, smal! figures lace hanging f { | Don’t scrub to geta | i NINH eth STOCKINGS Special APATLTEN THE AIH And in the Men’s & Children’s CHILDREN’S MEN’S Derbr Rib Fine SPORT SOCKS é . Am attractive array. Lisle Stockings Very apectnl feature. rumber 39e¢ and v alues— = er e 3 pai week examine your stockinged foot— without charge, and give a test fitting of the required Wizard appliance. Feotwear Sectien—Secend Fleer whiter wash -° Just soak and rinse athe SUNDAY POST-DISPATOCH prints TWICE as many CLASSIFTED ADS as the only other St. Louis Sunday newspaper. this safe way Bio dec wear longer, keep their colors betrer, when they are washed this gentle, safe way. No harsh scrubbing against a board® No rubbing, rubbing, rubbing to wear things thin. No boiling to use up fuel and heat up the kitchen. Just soak—that’s all! Rinso loosens the dirt so it floats off by itself. Clothes 'tinse whiter, brighter than you could | \scrub them! Why don't you try it? See whar thick ihe Rinso gives, even in hard water. |And it’s soeasy on hands. For washers, tool The makers of 30 leading machines endorse it. [NSO | The granulated soap that soaks clothes whiter — no scrubbing * ios owes , eee 7UTH entau ° fad . ~ iaS™m OF where—enth TS? supremely oe fence. . ‘ oo. if —— Feng , allt 4 riet ] attiia... 2 a ef valr at the . orice. Best results come from oe k and White Stin long with the Black and whe te se Creations. livided by thin horizontal er ver- - tical J lines. white warp in college neckties. popular in the East more than two years ago. were going in the West e Brilliant stripes on 5 ae I Me Rte ee A RE EG CE 8 lt St of = ee eRe ESOS hr eset ata hae tans Ee Ath eanenneaNetet natin wane 20 coemibueennnnnnee te, en OCOD LENE E AOE CE CCN OR tie agusiresilprene- cheba titagn atadaapenpearenantsiaetnnimnaatenemenete ammmatignepmapneammmantanndaenaronen ane ELL CNEL SAAN PD II Oe IESE TOA ELE ET ARE wanting ELEC LLL LOA LLL ALLIES: CONTR Ne Meet ric ha wen pbehatinatnebiibertadiieatitnamntmedeniaiieenemeedion ee i teiiahasintedieematttiiio. oma Are the Choice of Young Men for Spring “36 Others at $39.75 and $44 € University men are finding great satisfaction in choosing from these assortments! They say the styles are just right! Everything about them 1s collegiate and that’s what they like! The Coats are short, full-back style with three buttons and small lapels. The vests have six buttons and the trousers are wide! The Stripes, Checks and Weaves That Are Smartest Bold stripes in tans, browns and grays— definite checks—big ones, little ones and the medium-sized ones—Herringbone weaves in the conservative colors and patterns—such a variety that youll find it easy to make selection. TOPCOATS $94.73 And they're values that you'll instantly realize as unusual!: They have the same bold patterns as the Suits and there are all sorts of light colors to meet this season's “ideas of style.” Plenty of tans and grays, all showerproofed to be ‘suitable for year-round wear. Regular and extra sizes. Other Topcoats in Variety at $28 and $36 Clothing Sectieon—Secend Fiver At St. Louis’ Dominant Store for Men College-Style Sui SIE Fs "Fa x MACLEE GA, : Made AES A ECE AA ASG 7 40 ; (4e5' he Ll, 4. ¢ 4. yy 7, 2549 44 of, ne : Gs Py ty Fé, ta GUEEE Nir GOstelg ed, GA, J GU 4 ead lAaetl, tAMOUS - BARR CO. We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps ee IDL EE EE eet ———————_$_——$_— en Se eR CLE A NNR Nm ep NH — Grade, Pr.. .. ( Warm and durable Blankets in In attractive plaids of rose, blue, Neatly bound ends, WOMEN’S BOU € Black leather Boudoir Slippe leather soles and rubber heels. wear. Sizes 3 to 8.

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—— ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 24, 1927 ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ; ae PAGE I? , Ae LOL AO LAI —_ _ i il 4 Umbrellas W ; : We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps | Mis ¢1-79||, e407 7 White Middies || Baby Buntings | Priced at. 1 -47 || Special $ 1 99 # Value. . € Leather Purses in B , or underarm Myles. All € Girls’ and misses’ regu- € Of white blanket cloth, lation Middies of good with silk-lined hood. Trim-. 7 quality suiting. Sizes 8 to med with silk ribbon, in NE WS eu pink or blue. s . Basement Rasement a @ Women’s rainproof Um- 1 bre in blue, green, pur- and red, as well as With amber-color- well made, lined and neat- : Tice d fancy amber- | | ly fitted. -AADATT BDMAATONANAY OTrND [Siew sour ie OSASEMENT ECONOMY STORE NEWS SPECIAL! SPECIAL! The Basement Economy Store’s Remarkable Once-a-Month Event in Which Hundreds Share — This A Very Special Group of Friday—Supply Needs in Women’s 200 HATS ss (Dale Of F. & B. Special Coffee) mors73 broad choice in this col- @€ An important group of lection of Spring Hats of fine-ribbed cotton Union good quality str d iN Ww / Y / Esra ”, a» hak 2 fancy braids. eg a F i Poge J, My : . i, Suits, in low-neck, sleeve- and shapes for matrons as ) =" less, knee-length style. well as for young women. « Lb Offered in regular and ex- Spring colors. > 4 S. * tra sides, making this of- — @ Basement } At ; AEN ) fering available to many. 3 our Feet! poys’ SPRING SUITS lh eV are i x y Given Consideration FF 9 - zB s|_-] ©So popular is this Special Blend Coffee that it is the choice Foot Expert . | ee ae Ta ae thousands of St. Louis homes and with each Once-a-Month ae Thi | | i Gauss (nse hein gplicyy seaadhor agalh-ro } selling it makes many more new friends. Famous-Barr Special : a Peasticat maieeeh Sie diate % r 4 S i sd . ° _——— . . SoH ‘ his Week c. Beisel jersey suits. Sizes 3 to 8 years. . — Coffee is blended especially for us and packed in sealed car- —— - attractive printed fabrics and neatly trimmed. | Basement ao - « . . . . ut ruil, iz 2 cars. asemen re ; Somes Barr ce%| 4 (jtons. Delicious in flavor and aroma, it will be your favorite, YW , ObrmousBerr Co , wis Cee r . ° ° ‘ orget your feet—because too, when you've tasted it. Then you, too, will look forward to | (H/: Bra //°| 8 “RED DIAMOND” WORK | Ppt . * \(:43,8 en you shouldn't try to for- . WOOL-MIXED BLANKETS AY ) ) Pp y, # 3 every opportunity to obtain it at a — = _ 1] y y SHIRTS ve the trouble corrected. Expert who is here this - Soiled $4.25 95 4 th a : —— Saving. je? weeny your stockinged foot— Grade, Pr.... 7 y W/ Famous Barr C Y/ % |, We y rge, and give a test . | Se | : ‘ [ : Friday. 3 the required _ € Warm and durable Blankets in 7ox8o-inch size. fi if fa Y ‘4 ( Friday... . te bes 3 N sicinntghe : ily tamed onde ty soe aaah yr nee n Rs ipee yj af : , Choice of either whole bean i? Na | | u ee € Men’s Shirts of good quality blue chambray, in 2 oN or steel cut—limit of 6 . A fet a with two pockets. Union uate. Se ; tee STEEL Cut} / | =» WOMEN’S BOUDOIR eh rgyt Ne ( pounds to a buyer, and no otha . , p » ~BARR CO, SLIPPERS es OF eas Se 1\ / mail or phone orders will be iviat® , ! BLACK RADIUM SILKS : MRICS y| ype accepted. Secure a month’s RRND HT D) Priel — aaeliad 69 oe j —— . alue, Cc kedeem Eagl ee AOA e— Zs | ft Stamps | $1.75 $7 ° 19 STEEL Cur 5 supply Friday and Save! COE cur NY Special Yd.. Value... CoO FEE € An important offering that many will want toe i Regularly prints MORE WANT dvcaiy and Gabber hesie’ 34 ot flexible Samous Barr ocement Eecnemy Stre | aauenaeee a i share Friday! Black Radium tub Silk, 36 inches 4 ‘ soies anc ruobder heels. €a or h — ee ; . Onl = St. Louis newspapers COMBINED. BY wear. Sizes 3 to 8. ov cpa wide. For slips, etc nly 240 yards. Basement ee 6 et ee ee a eR ee on Sn a a ce ae ed oe a ee eetentunerthiteten Aviateas ives autor 4 on ion—Second Floor nme Extra Values Friday in Women’s and Misses’ Women and Misses Should Select From These Girls’ Spring Coats Boys’ 2-Knicker Suits f NewSpring Dresses [sms $Q)95 greet SPAS New Spring Coats Values, at. Values, at... Hundreds of Desirable New Garments ‘ eo 4 5 ; § eS pp S lendid Variet All @€ Well-tailored Coats of Poiret Twill, plaids, € Two-knicker Vest Suits of wool-mixed ma- | . . : : r > of Them Extra Values dressy models—many fur trimmed. Straight- | . terns and styles that will delight boys of 6 to : line or belted effects. Sizes 4 to 14. 16 years. All well-made and cut full. Basement Basemevt A Specially Purchased Group of Special! New Inside Belt Rayon Dresses Marvelettes : Extra Value at ¢ RO @ Dresses that you'll want for Choice @ Of fancy striped anasto | : those many Springtime activi- batiste, with 4 hose mea _@A group that affords choice for vari- ties, cleverly fashioned and trim- poe Coes ocd ous requirements. Coats that are smart- mm ) | : : , ; nan la os very — ways. : CSmartly styled Reinforcement of coutil ly fashioned of Poiret twill, satin, mix voesemneri © ag at crepe, e Dresses of plain and actoss diaphragm, with 3 f tures, tweeds and novelty fabrics, in a Mayflower. Recekt hs ao ae ee 7 TT majority of the wanted light and dark crepe—al]l_ fabrics /Av+s Mod printed rayons, cot- 2 A V-gore elastic in cen- | "we" There are sports and dressy that will be much favored for | Se Sap ton charmeuse. in ter of front eliminates Tbenll LA snades. 1€ p' ; Spring. A choice that many will | ( , PX S / prints and service- — when the figure is j= i Pee | Coats. plain or fur-trimmed—a so lif- appreciate at the remarkable | (pails giving Indian-Head phates : | ot ay 6 > OS ee cluded are the very popular black-and- price of $7.95 | Gear ; ial ie Belt slightly raised in ah tT te oe a: del aie | are —aiso striped rayon. front takes care of flesh me) ee ee ee VD white models. Flared, kick-pleated thickness through the dia- ba RE el 1} | be and other styles in phragm. Ai | oem ea y, | : They are shown in quite a | nse eeed shades. Foe 4 Abdominal belt joins#)/') KLE i mK § | ee of Sco yan silk few of the wanted high er iw mn f back far enough that the ™’:/ yN | ined. very one a Bein te sports, street or for n'y | | ra : shades as well as the | 4 eh § ai it teen Bloed abdomen is perfectly sup-b| * N | value of importance | a oe 2 ported. | Frida at $14.75! reliable black and navy. | 16 to 50. Elastic inserts and ver- | 4 ’ | . : tical boning form side- Basement Economy Store Basement Economy Store hooking belt. S aN Bosseans Siam Women’s, Misses’ and Extra Sizes t re ——_ . ’ a a ed - +, ) ——— - 3 —— ———f me Gee Basement Economy Store Axminster Rugs Friday—Sale of Sewing Machines || =... 599.85 os In the Basement Economy Store — Offering Used Models of the Best Known @ High-grade seamless Rugs in the season's newest Makes at Such Extraordinary Savings that Early Selections Should Be Made | patterns and colorings. Ideal for many rooms in ; Portable Electric Machines that have . REMIT \ the home—all in the wanted 9x12-foot size. d@y a mn ale Axminster Rugs Washable Rugs = Cash payment delivers: any of | | $ | } | i been used. Just five, >: ae: : 1 \ These are 36x63-inch Rugs Oval Chenille washable these machines to your home. Balance in monthly payments they re exceptional of splendid grade yarns, and Rugs in two-tone color com- values at suitable for various pur- binations of 3 kinds, 18x3o- —no extra charges. | hi : ‘ + the Was Danae | —— rte laf Se. te ew York Drophe : . “S | . 7 1 Davis Portable Ss ———_= | 1 Singer Drophead , i | Se ecial $5.95 Pdierden 708 S $1.79 1 White Portable \ SSS tm 1 White Rotary Drophead Oe ey % Basement Keonomy Store 1 New Vindex Drophead .. ae = 1 Singer Drophead Soe 1 Oakland Drophead Ly fl 1 Free Drophead By galt kes : ee ante 1 | | White Drophead ...:........ st Select Friday From These Specials in 4 New Willard Dropheads ... , : ja eS ba Seamstress Drophead ...........§ : . ‘ aot Meckinn =~ 1S eed... Domestie Dreghead --........1350 Wire Sutary awe | | Curtains & ipeeeeee rop a -*% : % i ° Os Ce ee: : nt A - $2 ] 3 Domestic Dropheads Console Machines Douglas Drophead Special at. . $2 3 Three Groups That Afford Profitable Cheice Wilson - F of these new-type White Drophead tiv lar Machi ' “4 1 Wheeler & n our n p Five of these popular Machines Voile Curtains Curtain Nets Lustrous Rayon They have been reconditioned and 1 Singer Drophead Domestic Sewing Ma- Portable Electric ye that have been used. Known for have been 3 Domestic Cabinets their satisfactory sewing quali- are in excellent sewing order. Si Drophead chines that j » | , Each tet 1 inger : r Pp . ‘ ; . ‘ ties. Special, . oe nag guaranteed. A limited 3 Domestic Combinations used for demonstration; 5 Drophead Machines ............ en The $ i yard... a — . ) > 2 Si Portables special $ 10 New Willard Portables 1 Free Cabinet Pate. : : 1 Free Portable at [2 4.50 1 Domestic Desk 1 White Drophead Beige tint voile | arn tesa Gamea N : 4 Domestic Desk Machines 1 Domestic Rotary ma 1 Standard Drophead .. Feataiens wink deu- | eS Pi: for| o Ar u a : a ee 2 White Portables i | : Used for Demonstration, 1 Singer Drophead 1.Famous-Barr Drophead, $13 ble hem and rayon- gash and long cur- Secure sev.| 22d-cotton mix- 00. 1 Singer D ler Wils and-cotton lace’ tains. Special at $111.00 _ rophead : ee - ve ar gg wd — yards st this| 4). Limit of 3g 100 Used Floor Samples, Including Those Listed Above Hasement Economy Store various rooms. price. yards to a buyer. Basement brenomysy mere lei ms Seconds of better inch size. For bed-rooms, etc, ipetenatnteeeeetisetee ee eee = PO a wn aN 9 ame eet eet. A ne eg ne "

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. vias a fo OH “Hy 94 1927 __ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH a . " THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 24. ives e. = Daily Ca oS RRR on SORE oA Ks Rates Oo we - ae a peme nee te ne” = + enna en 2 A en A a ‘ae 3 . . ; — a We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps—Few Restricted Articles Excepted — Dorothy Gray’s Preparation far of be Sherwood Roller Skates Dry Skin . - “% , : P o ar ° . ; e Fe | | _ Are Offered Special at $1.89 ee PART TWO. hy : | ae Z | This nationally known beauty specialigs ast 7 b @ Spring days are “Roller-Skating” days and prepared this wonderfully beneficial | these are “just the ones” the youngster wil: for extra dry skin—an ailment that mare ae | LS aa eaae tobore — gure complexion of so many women. It gi gives 7 | Be é : ry specia] value skin a correct supply of oils to offse a ' | eR OPERATED BY THE MAY CO MPAN Y skin — 4 a THE MAY CO. THE MAY CO. 1s- Oo M. Toiletry * . $s. : : in : : . e. Hf a if Men! Here's a Splendid Opportunity to Fill Spring Needs—From A Special G) oup Offering Extraordinary Valuesin J q See : . aK S ¥ if | S . ss 4 | They're Far Better Than Shirts That Are Regularly Sold at > S re i i = ae — : s NO? APPEAL FROM Attractive Spring Models—Every One e W oth Many Dollars More Than _ } ) . of Prison Term Provided for | @ Rayon-striped and figured Madras—a fabric in high favor , = - & Publication, Sale “ Pur- | with well-dressed men and young men this season. Made ae : chase of Objectionable | into full-cut, splendidly tailored Shirts, either with attached \ . @ e soft collar. or neckband. Various sleeve lengths—and all SAS Pictures or Plays. ! sizes—ranging from 14 to 17. Just a glance at these Shirts v , ww : is enough to reveal how much you save in obtaining them ™ all — amociated Press — for $1.65! Remember to share this opportunity Friday. ee. Meren* ~~ | oa , most drastic censorship law is be-> ‘a Tans, greens, blues, lavender and black stripes and figures—an ing considered by the Italian) p . ‘ ‘ . . be f Deputies in an effort) rg assortment providing Shirts to “‘go with’ any Spring sult. @ An assortment offering scores of new models ot we earl tegisiation «hak ee cae & . ‘ i ° ° \ : ; | Men's Furnishing Section—Main Fieor Georgette, Dunwoodie crepe, flat crepe, new Spring \ guarantee moral and political pur-j, 4) i Canton crepe and wool crepella—the sports frock Bi of the stage, motion pictures, eet . . i . ‘ , : : favorite. Two and one piece styles—their cleverly (02 eeseintings: §=— Ook, Be ‘ 4 f Dainty Summer Frocks | _ Bring Tots With You Friday — To Fit Them in These designed boleros, tiers, pleats, new necklines and fA Eqaeee phonograph records and advertingg phe | i j a 5 E ; ts. . F 3 ak 1 4 . . general-smartness attesting to their extreme worth f aes S eS varying from pes ay _ For 7 to 10 Year Girls—Excellent Values at 1 Bet . ao ] | } c ( a {tS at $17.50. Black Frocks, colored Frocks and models \ gee fines to imprisonment Sy am 7 Pe a | in : ~~ years and fines of ao | i ™ $ e 5 compose effects. :: a The Prefect would have virtual- ; ee sleeve] _ a -trim- : , eal a : Be aicrimes or pictures illustrating such], “= cases would be punishable by @& , E | ee antg lire fine. Violations of they” oe ~ xtra ee miaw committed abroad would be) A Friday Offering of 1200 Boys’ Special $ .00 } , — in furisdiction of the Italia n courte |. Blouses ee € Slim, charming new ) :. E taging charges under the awl 4 . ee a - pe ould be entrusted to police aided? . ; pampets im waten cane Silk-to-Hem Hose fs BY officers of the national organi- 4 pecia size—and a dainty bottle is is rs & * ae. of “Souvez Moi” er- 50 ; ivermece ion of infancy and le fume with each one— Excellent | ee ic he a | OF pee ° s fact that the measure was) € New Spring Blouses with col- ware this special fot Values at = & im we tn vet Catholic Sanaa “a —— a make known . | ASCE a ier. is interpreted as meaning : © hundreds of mothers. Fast- ‘ompacts enameled in Chinese blue, wild raspberry, pal- @ Thes Measure is sponsored by the ee-[ a percales, domestic novelty metto, Valencia blue, Chane! red, jungle green and beige. Lhetuiae Geet a oe ce . . Stica! authorities, for whose)” oadcioth and white, tan and Toilet Goods Section—Main Floor and they’re silk over the k : 13 ; rt the Fascist regime basi) | ‘blue fine-count shirting. Full-fashioned nae Fit 2 oe ta . 7 * : S‘rongly bidding for several _ Select a supply for your 6 to ¥ ¥ ¥ wrinaling. = . ‘ % Months by consisten®? meral legis- ‘ 15 year old lads Friday. SB! be kk i aici W _ lation 3 s—alesan, A te | 2 ale ; ; Boys’ Furnishings—Second Floor Nemo-Flex Charleston blush, Beverly, bisque, at- _ 1 ¢ : . 50 HURT, IN RIOT: : mosphere, nude, champagne, Be Potice ma Brea Parade | G d] a oe | of n k Up lr oe Hosiery Section—Main Floor ; a a of Commoaunists. F : | ae Sl el oulard Silks Moderately Priced at 7 8. = a, March 24— One Gone 7 () Poun : Aan. 8 45 killed, 50 were injured: | s . ye Ser ips! y. ree several! police- | In New Designs. 50 $ 0 ound Paper | Kitchen Tables UnUIOT ain . an were slightly hurt whem Comey . scams 3 ists held ara< Special, aoe — — aes Priced $ 95 - 8 me yee parade <8 ee riday ° 17. x Mar! Platz hefore C burs | , @ This dainty little garment at t Ges... Je $ 7 50 Value - . : — efor Charlotten ¢ New Spring printed patterns that will prove delightfully cor- |, Complete ma ie \ | Among the injured was Ernst |: give this staple silk a decidedly new Chess Bice a nea l ee So Pkg., 10c @ Finished in white or gray ) it ny | eg 7 wae a Communist leader Im} appeal! White, black and colored : front and elastic back; ok € Pure white lawn Paper, folded “eevee and fitted with tapered $ 50 Hi Hi \\ \ 3) a : ene ee ee ; grounds, printed in small and medium 2 be worn without hose sup- + in the regulation size—and of seller — for cutlery. © b/s py Ya : mated poneneaal saber a | sized figures. Fast color—yard wide. | porters. ¢ Splendid quality—obtained in an xg; ea: , ie af, : nvinsenannsisiealiaadl e Daylight Sitk : | Unusual purchase. A Mae = ) : y Section—Third Floor 3 Corset Section—Third Floor Garden Hose . y bees TOKIO BANKS amenity Seeten late Piece 50-ft. sections of the non-kink- eee ae pecan 8 la a x pree able kind. with coupling, and ob nd many styies : sng tea cr Guarantee Bills measuring 3, penwork bases Causes Rane. € 4 inch in $7 8 and artistic, twisted Pat Associated Press, diameter. Price. Fe 5 aft tage d es -TOKIO wv i . Ssorte Ch ] t snaits—give this spe- ‘ gs arch 24—Nine Tekie OCO a es cial group intense in- S of the second. of smalier : Stepladd alrs P ers terest. With giace or ' including branches, : The six-foot size that’s con- silk shades enhancing ' pended bayment during the iast : ; Special, Friday, venient for indoor and outdoor the value of these . Weeks following runs GcC= Mahogany Effect with Charming Spindle Back the Lb ( —- aad Painting. Fitted Lamps at $12.50. ‘ et by uneasiness over the de Serves eens ucket rest: Pa | in the Diet on bills to Decidedly Underpriced at extra grade, for... $4.25 Bridge | ; ° bank securities lost im a . § io = “quake of 1922 us z € A strong, well-proportioned semi- @_ A wide variety of popular centers are included 3 ' » 3 b Authorities : iy ; $15 es ori : colonial style that will arouse high- in this assortfment—all richly covered with whole- ein mc Outdoors en th $10.75 na ; a deny that ante ‘sa . est appreciation at this extraordinary ee Se some sweet chocolate. Take a ad or to th ataipa ade Trees...._ $1. 69 5 = a said that q price. Turned spindles, an artistic fomstie Weide pow two to the Garden Wheelbarrows. ea. Sees 4 A a a ef rail and oe ara are y orncay. Wooden Hose Reels So.20 Many new designs in ‘ a Sc all attractive 8. a Oe. ee ie ls ae ti‘ (ai‘i‘éaK El ee ee this popular type. All bs a should be in brisk demand F riday— Candy Pecan Halves +¢-tuah Lawn Mowers, $10.45 are in plated finishes, oe e for dining or breakfast rooms, for Try th | | #time Spading Forks ... $1.40 and have adjustable ae | _ desk, phone stand or bedroom. ry these Friday—they’re simply | “Keystone” Grass Seed, Ib..-.45¢ arm and a glace or = Se o Ferattare Section—eventh Peer delicious! And perfectly 3 : s0-ft. rolls Poultry Wire 1-70 silken shade of a = % wholesome. Special, the Ib. C Basement Gallery tive coloring. * Candy Section—Main Fleer 4 pe aa / ye La : ' A a ee etm ans —— ee te eee ema ee new o- -weemteyrene

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SE - ¥ } : gives the r e a i Wiee wiseene be gi - —————— Se ye y of oils to offset flakj- IS mi S e e ; | ee —| : : : ‘ “ ' 42 (etry Section—Matn Flee | W Are C German Ambassador and Wif Vis i 4 FI : | H Ih Y 0 CENSOR ar Mebt Terms Are Generous | St or ast ies | a ‘ ~ . i S OY Se = 7 ee Ws ” 2 Pe Be gu : . PTS ~, = ; : 7 * tary Values in But Urges Further Revisi 70 DIAZ REGIME ‘ll it AND PRED) | Beities Tre | | : : | 1 et | asury Adviser Deb Ni iit | : cin | ates With Con- | Un ss: | gressman : Pigg | : | | a i. Al. Burton on Cancellation— - | | of Motion Pictures, Books. n Resents “Shylock” Sneer. City Seeks Agreement With ee | ait , Art Works and Phono- | “America is no Shylock,’ said, worth, and nee mein g Shi t of ° i : : . | Septem , as you beug! ack! ing ; | pmen Rifles, Ma re oF graph Records. | Congressman Theodore E. Burton! °Mly a quarter of a billion, ae . " Lindell, Sarah and r a ; : aot Nere! ' e i P Bis YS ee of Ohio, member of the War Debt| “*S 4 trade balance of nearly a Other Streets G g va at Funding Commissi ee billion in your favor. Bef h 2 . tf ~s 5 mission, in speaking war vou wer . ore tne tion to Ni 53 4h oe a; yo APPEAL FROM | against cancellation of war debts St ce e owing us money on oe icaragua. tae 1% 2 | ber | you paid us $150,000,000 in-| MEETI BE hina ‘a RULING OF CENSOR efore the Foreign Policy Associa- ‘St a year, and you sent en | NG TO iit if +. tion at Hotel Chase last night. ‘products to pay it. Then you em-. HELD SATURDAY ‘SERIES OF NOTES bo 2 eS ie . adhe | And Sir George Paish, financia! ployed our shipping quite largely. : : fo i. ‘3 ed RS Cel ne ce ne. British Treasury | Luckily for us, you sti aren‘t) | TAKEN IN PAYMENT bi) a Ae - Prison Sr reueese thal the Bekt commission) °° ee ctirely, | Pei : il > ie ee ication Sale or Pur- had fixed generous terms for Great ‘es baa palance of trade aguinst| anon Object Is to Prevent | Js gta ‘aa Publicati ’ Britain, and even more generous | eterii; Britain is why the pound E] : : |Announcement Cites Simi- on . es chase of Objectionable terms for France and Italy. Europe be erling went down. Then = you, evation of Railway | Triiig@ 5) ie 4 owes the money, he declared, and | bought many British securities. 1 Lin M : ws | lar Sale in 1921 and Also nh, 4. ae Ptures or Plays ) Europe desires to pay. It will pay feorhi you go on lending -for twe es ayor Says in es Palla it ? ; even if it must starve its ‘| years, until we. can get the sitva- : ; | Sal Arms le aa * Bag oath “sonal data to tion straightened out. | Calling Session. ' e of to Obregon | cha ‘te , to mee ss : . ee i oF a py ue Agociated Press. | +; debts is not a Europe that will | wen De apiece oe ted. in 1924. ' i i hs ee eae, March 24.—The world’s °© 4 g00d customer, he : Say e paid, but what gnod_, : eS | cia. a , ag drastic censorship law is be | Therefore—and Sir — | will it do America if Europe starves on new attempt to settle the 15- ' ‘ } a: Tis ; oe Pe se e i a ‘toe ue es ee a | ; . PP 2 a 2 4 eensidered by the Itali this conclusion very gradually | hadi haar ceases to buy your proa- *°27°0!¢ Delmar grade crossing” WASHINGTON. 3 Hie oa | =e ' ° alan | « AT ae aS tS . rour farmer .. | controversy -e@ ‘ain F NGTON, March 24.— va =a - eD ae : Some revision’ is desirable, and]tress now, and th pie ee on Sates ee er eee ; ie i.—The. ee . . — ‘Camber © eputiecs in an effort | “forgiveness” of the obligations feel ia od e bankers are the Wabash Railroad, and to agree. American Government has backed Ltrs ae | | — sai s feeling 1¢ «6 effect. If European) : e ti 5 ee : legislation tt Ww . Noh ZuUropenn | ¢ REO ES iA “+ \ peee of ; vais nies ot Son par Europe and sta- demand drops, the price of grain on a plan for eliminating the Lin- ee din gat RES oe a regime ay | i oe , rr gurantee mora! and political pur- eer ney world as nothing else will drop also, perhaps to i , jven boulevard. Sarah street and' in Nicaragua by selling it arms and ee 7a ( #f the stage, motion pictures, | : bushel Sr lower. (other Wabash wish ; ‘ammunition. ota ia d tings. books newspapers Burton Raps “Amateurs.”’ | “So, in the interest of the. been beg _— Tee The sale was made neari at + aot pan >| Burton's reply dealt respectfully world and of kuin aoa . ig — by the calling of a | m9 riy @ ay 4 rie ; phonograph records and advertise- | with the arguments of the English |tO examine the ania ia okt eta meeting, in the City Counselor's of- mon ago when President Cool- Py tag ; j ; : ails, Ce Wat ‘ ; , yin » =F i 3 Le - eng peye ec but he spoke less gently | to see whether some revision is not — Saturday morning, which offi- were sn atcetisne policy was ‘ang » > SF \ = Penalties varying from a amateurs in inter- | mecessary. In my prayers, I isk \clals of the city and of the rail- | drawing heated fire from Chair- ai B: ct i ween! fines to imprisonment for, three | rece oe finance” who, in this | that America may see and do what read, and attorneys for interested | An Borah of the Senate Foreign ly Gs iL? hos pony coli eae re ($2.-) Seeakine ooo og emecreen oo — forgive the inter- property owners. are eliihiieaia ‘Relations Commiuttes, and other ae haw = : are provided by the measure |” | y of the action T@tional debts, I am sure Great) nes ag v0 | /members of Congress. aie ao pees ist ghich is intended to wipe out our. of Princeton and Columbia Uni- Britain will do the same, nnd “ : n on is |tions of 100 years a _... 1 ance law repealed, nh: ae : h | | Nicaraguan Government,” the ae 2: eae 1 eee yp ime nae her; theme. They are to hold a simi-|natior, z es ago, when every a the te ed, nas been beaten | a S Ya e , apes ip omac | Department said, as bei pid iL of 2) a Th: \' emmittee would be empowered to lar debate in Cincinnati ee ee to .be -self-con-}'@ ‘Ze present Legislature by the ty eing urgent- be Fl Bee at mevise plays and motion pictures| Last. n; nati tonight. |tained?’’ he asked. “If so, nothing efforts of the trainmen’s brothe iy needed to maintain law and or- on 0) al : | night's speeches, and the i y : h er ‘der in th a | Dae iit i 4p —- which should be ban ig antes ; : 4 y en e constitutional "i 2 Sie oa f ye br : , a : a great -mpt at a com ; a4 ’ . | é - a ee Uo th 4 “eed «©be )«6€©meted)6«€(lout:)6for pub- | ea by Station KFVE, Hotel ¢xpansion will be possible.”’ -U-foot clearance last ailae talkin | Tourists Stories of Apparent Prosperity OI: ee a nsciy | the eds ot ear on a ie : e | | ) tion, sale, distribution, pur-'| Deis i a . heer ee pistes Guiding @5 the State Public Service Commis- | in His Cc , Desk of Representative Reege pros aad ae ec’ tendlacae i mis ae! / : er possession of books, rst. e began by) e ‘ommission ‘sion refused to reconsider i : oun “ani ’ . ‘ME t s..6hUGdE - # 8, tai Spey ° sider it & tr y. at Capitol Can’t B Thi Fil, | eae \ poures, works of art, photo-j 0. a America's service in the! Burton said America seemed to Clearance order while a sedpteteh : dette Bag witha, saaenenal Z 1 4a : me | — moving picture films, mi particularly in food production | ?° more In need of information on Wa pending before the Hines i | * 7 Peer tongs 4 rg comment, if 1 i . t ne ; L i oe meonegraph records, vertising |~ conservation. and sai the -debt uestion—‘‘i Court j Seer : ne ran Teer ' . sg a ee a | re - “a iaz at the time wf ta, 9 8? @st Li | 2 = Dios tctcn se eeaertgs is eek Dien when i rtoaad ae cuiciiee 0s pong pei nomen Swabia pbs aShington, and as the at- ( a Germany are iyn- {paid a tribute to what he. called! By a Staff Correspondent of the , recognition by the United States 1! { 5 hh : % ‘ tes Tn See “ED saaiia Sue nse sian: POTS Tite EES . a ee r property owners in the | Breving siow's out steadily, Baron, “the man of trade’ as the wer | Post-Dispatch. /requested the Washi jor 1/2 © ioe I 4 offensive to public order the war was won by the la-, Ve™stles —than England ‘3 Parkview a iat ! wer reas . © power, > ashington Govera- 4 . 2 j a + ity tee : 'l Shes of. Assertes.” ms rege d. He said | ew and other districts af-| 48° Vor Maltzan. German Am- mainly responsible in starting HK ' JEFFERSON CITY, March 24. ;| ment for ist é Bet a LL or religion by the Cen- cm merica. ,the Debt Commission, in its fected interpos eet bi ‘ » the United States, said | roy , seni, pal ; assistance in any. form tii : H f — : | Pornographical Office of the ‘IT have come to ask your help; Years’ work, adhered to the mead engineering Sat” ca Ths te kien ‘det tua sooeaiies tae th wo cea eS ee ee we thn gy r nee a aan i a | | mment. game he said. ‘“‘The world is in | CiPles that (1) the principa! ofthe greater clearance than a ee at {for a four-day visit He is sane | : ped am brtnagela ae a | home. Fale WAi trem the Coe chic’ eal oe my aoe 6 i | | ; i iS gre - ; . ’ | ee ae e th lief,’ be said, “that, ‘ » time, an ‘ rie { 2 - satamesig os ni ng of any ob- the crag as during the war. | debts, amounting to $10.348.000 | Delmar would necessitate track e].|Panied by 3aroness von Maltzan diplomatic work should be poche Rept e Cone 6 ee libergl fauion te ie eae : 1 yf eo rege pa dar against na- peliawes SA gt of worldwide US be paid: (2) the greatest €Vvation at crossings to the south- | @nd his secretary, Dr. Edward von | to iNgrease and intensifying bet of Kirkwood, chairman of the | becagpe very active snaiiaatanea ; Hie a 1 Sak: , e State or hurtful dit. You saw . ef. | leniency in time and rate: i _ieast, is still i _ ig ney are : “hs | at ete ; ST eo acer age : . F ‘oa § é 7 4 7 Se he £ IGsEC “slic i ; -. - , n e C = $3 it a L. hayes oan ot a mblactiaeg pie seen that it took years to get; [ne sanctity of international ob- to make such elevation. ‘Dispatch reporter.. “Things are) leaders in commerce pe a8 Fy from ‘the Legitature were | cat. reperas oa oe esti ii ; P ime t vans : ao “eg Publication. | of sia fe ‘ Pai agelOg breakdown. si Burton said, “is a rule Mayor Miller, in announcing the | Slowly movins forward in Ger-| Diplomacy and trade are A | the subject of conferences last holdings ae ti . b fem fi ‘ ation in newspa i vou »e amity s ‘essential for debtc ti -olt | meeting “eae o ee ee so ania ee ed “a “a 2p @ . r gruesome | 5, Soe er yet experienced.” | “ s. for in case of an emer-; Would be to protect. property | He was.told some American| ways. The welfare of the 0 ; ee | Cons’mmation of th a oi mes Or pictures illustrating such Ls af gear the probable effect of |B°"°Y oF another war. a country @8ainst track elevation He uaid 'tourists considered that, Germany! contingent on the , sound Pers % ee ee _under date of Feb pe permis 3 7 De ; | ’ re, be ne epee by a | i aS ry some on the American /Wnch failed to recognize its obli- President Taussig and Attorney Nat ‘seems to be recovering faster from. stration of the other. Sound trade A search of Heege’s two desks, ‘days after the peneatan dr pos hsxt Bi b fee | ine. Vi | gati : ' ai ae: : baa es ; a‘ “* REE Ie Ge * ee ae ‘Te tt) a fe ee | w femamitted aauae econ a Picturing eee beonteccn Asam: not again become a 5. Brown of the Wabash were ex- the effects of the war than are relations are the strongest ties | OB? the House chamber and the son had sailed from Quantico, Va., 1) ff Bae | jurisdiction’ of the Italian co te | oVer-borrowing, Paish Lng, “The loans made by the Uni penne : ‘ - ' Se | ‘ 4 - 2 os 6 = ns Os : 4 WT « ( oO ublic Service, and City i a te . | Mark nterde rendence. ' te, r guan waters. and also ree ‘i t A & ie a ; ~ Oe ; lin of the Sat eam aided denen: ieee € situation Stil’ | eensive cemaues as tse result of in- George F. Haid will attend as at- people spending TT oe eiead marked in the last decade than at and Earl Roberts of Steeleville, who | Preas dispatches from Nicaragua Hi oP. ib . ter protection of 7 tlt copay “We must a6 this - Rd eons er Eenenee eve ngs —_ imposed ajtorneys for property owners. No i spend qc “i z ae any time before, and we in Europe introduced a companion home rule under date of Feb. 24 told that +i) aq ¢ Pai ’ 4 N . therhood ncy and | chenne ‘wieke stg ae will I~ | ete eniys cadence ae our people. announcement was made as to the. sea — > Biot i an pit coun ‘have had special experience in this; bill, in an effort to locate the — ty Sa were masmng thelr iB of a N ' , eg es. ee szovernment is,' trainmen'’s brotherhood e poorer piacere 7 CVU” fieldi When the,state > ‘ iforces for a concentrated att st \ ie be N : A (ns We pene eure was | World GUE She eontinnea “Te|12 92 ntiettant alan & f erhood, but the : sat aie eople with | »statesmen of Eu- missing Senate bill, but they re-| ie: ei attack, aii Pie pie x | 7 . sense, Dut a trus- Mayo id the eff 5 try they would see peop ‘rope set to work to rebui 'while those two days 4 he \ ‘ m2 up by the Catholic De .| we get the situat tee for th Mayor said the effort would be to) | | , rebuild what ported it was not among other) ye previems re- | fe Oe “ . , puty. uation straightened . e people. Those who ad- § invi | holes in their garments. haa I bee in ; ‘ported an indecisiv B » a: N er is interpreted (out, all yo inv ‘'vocat a tt invite all interested parties to the , 4 | Had | oeen estroyed by the war, bills in the desks | ‘ ecisive engagement tk Bay . as meaning | il your investments will be. ate cancellation should sur is ei “OverEY Farmers Chief Sufferers. t , | ; ‘ betwee : t 6S é Nis — is sponsored by the ec- | ag if not, most of them will be 4¢? their own bonds. si peer eg pond id h 4 ¢ “The middle-class city dweller lene scciicaes ce aaa aa a , “ op 0 ge Sa ee eee cadtiens wamece es: sgt 1) | i | S eal authorities, for whose | 944: 4s ii ee e understood | ) PRR Baategys: 7 , c and ing to Heége’s home. brought thg in- | — a | 1 ae , portionately, the j is and the farmer are the chief suf- 'busimess expert | : F | f$&t that time th 4 ; > @ Mepert the Fascist regi Europe Eati y. increase in| that the directors of the Wabash ° : rs SS experts. ‘formation that he was sick i | e administra- 3 &. & me has! - zaiing Less. debt an dthe burden of ; : ferers in Germany,” the Ambassa- | ‘Th ral | sick in bed | tion's Nicar licy ¢. . “See Strongly bidding for sev : Mentionin ] 43 . en of taxation, as had set aside funds for a general ey we "he man of trade discovered |and could not come to th : aguan policy was being | ‘ rf Fs ° lt ot eral g the 1,000,000 unem-j te result of c ici : dor continued. The German ‘that th aa S , 9 e telé- | discussed f 1 . ee é ’ Meeetths by consiste | ployed i : our. participation in elimination of grade crossings. i : , at the work of rebuilding coald phone. Questioned th Bi sed freely in both houses of i| >... Beh : nt moral legis- ployed in England, and the 2,500,- the war has been’ . f ssings. in ¢armer finds that, what with the not ‘be left i - ; © rough a mem-'| Congress. Senat ' ; ne” af D. [$60 eusesieesd tn Ger : I s f as great as. or St. Louis, and the present therefore : ‘ py . | t be eft in the hands of the ber of his family he said that he! 4 , ator Borah having ys : sermany. Sir! #reater than that of any | ge | high cost of fertilizer and otheristatesmen alone: th: | ‘ at he proposed a trip to Central A b oFS6 A0UGLESEREEEEEE George said Europe now co : iF . : Y our allies.' seemed an opportune time for the | gonditi = ha el tsmen alone; that he would | had left the bill in his desk entra mert- - 2°38 | : onsumed Federal taxation had hee : conditions, it costs him more to | have to take RP age ‘ (ca to obtain first-hand cseea ft — : ee yeen light, conference. Besides tf ade ; | 7 to take the Initiative in order | et : rat-hand tsforma- ] fia ' 50 HURT, IN RIOT | - > ' 4 . “0 ‘ : =a { Vv | : — 7 > oe ; rs | Publishing Cos. i New oe oe ae | Aegome - prosperity, and suggest- curred a debt which at one time re ince i set a. pape ! recently vetoed by President Cool- vice President of your country is ate bill, which has passed that | The transaction, however. is in : R By Te ost-Dispatch.) ,@d, as un ertakings ™ i | . oe ‘vary Cemetery, May be included in | j 2. i assage in the | , | 4 . »0dyV , ; : arenes. os, gan ee in | teeure wane - Sadi esent and |S nounted to $25.500.000,000,” the general program. ie spew Alene nee ccas aie eaten ute ee pik a would be ready for pas-' line with the policy of the Wash- » TE peta was killed, 50 were injured, | rail lines in Brazil and nd 1a patend, ee a4 ee | Steering ernest von Maltzan said. ‘such initiative work on the part of | aa a ae if it had been re- ington Government, which has Bi ; 4 re mertie: fa Chine |United States in the war bed tern | Seem ONCE EXILE, DIES 4: mention of the war aenty! tee SS Commer Dorted By, Hoege. If not 260ne. ee aes ae | it a were slightly hurt when Com where better lea wd a le ted States in the war had heen | ‘ ’ fowed the United States by the Al- Basiness Gulaes Diplomacy. isl ic at there will be such leg-| Diaz since Bip FOCOeRS Sea . . *9 : 4 eo. aie anon a ——. tons might| larger than some Europeans now Was Literally Shot From Zanzi = a ha aciamiader ‘toe - al] “In most every country of Eu- | rset at this session of the Leg- cision to take strong measures /n i ; a _) ’ aa : Metting in the Friederich possible; and asa, na sy anise z his country. he crap in..1906. hand and said: ‘ | ropp the statesman Rap depended aig | support of the Dias Government, ft i i "Platz before Charlottenburg held, if America id Eng “stra a tor Resting Gn: $455 000.000 & veneer aeeee t ' “You have vour war debts. We |on the help of the business men, The House bill is on the House 2nd possibly even the decision to ,° | e , ~ pest : - “ cca a would or 7 mene of its veterans, and $S00.- MOMBASA. Kenya Colony, Brit- | kaise cots Ca ea I tou wae i bankers and leaders of big corpor- calendar for passage, but if passed . recognize his Government. follow+d 7 2: i Ts t C . S£ovie Sover iQ, Z : > : Ss — : ’ " oe ees av Ppare Ss. see, 3 or ‘ 3 f 4 az B@Mong the iniured was Ernst| would “‘d Imc si ens | tet eg nip interest on its war - wast Africa, March 24.—-The ‘*Neve't isk of cone atiagns to carry them through the would have to go to the Senate, the receipt of offical advices ly aii! Ai? Wm ‘lmann a Communist } ns ‘ 2 k co 8 most anything we) Gebt. He raised also the point picturesque career of Seyyid |'"**‘ sate: , €s 2 our 0 . A ordeal. The work of diplomats and where, probably, it would be the State Department of the shin- nw 2 7 1 Reichstas ches sana 3 ies | asked them to. P made by Secretary of the Treasury Khaled, who literally was shot from { concerning Senator Reed of Mis- statesmen was guided, and to a amended and further House action ‘ment of arms from Mexico to Lib- a | a8 ee | the head by tt pion or | As to the existence ind binding| Mellon, in his recent discussion of the t#rone of Zanzibar by the Brit-_ beats he said: “He ee eloquent Kortain extent taken over by prac- would be required on it before it ©’! forces in Nicaragua. bes ‘ a. nted ~r Aa er of a ‘force of the debts, Paish said no) the debts. that the United States ish in 1906. is ended. He is dead at | speaker. He is your Henaxer. ae tical. endian ct Beediuieen adie ai oe could be sent to the Governor. As’ It is known that the Uni‘ed iv aE Hee = 4 — , - jresponsible = person questionesa ™4de vast wartime expenditures in |his home. He had been permitted earl as Ree me: 7 lait things went well. Sie: heel ce ee States for some time has had a Bit i a TOKIO BA } them. Englishmen view nonpiv-. Europe, and that surplus Ameri- dey nine es P 1922 after exile. The Ambassador praised Presi- js that the politicians and diplo- journ early next week, the time for | MTOMS suspicion that arms received tie 4 ’ i H ~ : NKS SUSPEN ment of debt @ven more seriously can stocks left in France were Seyvid in 1906 usurped the Sul- dent von Hindenburg of Germany mats of ; aye P action on bills is becomin _ by the Liberals from Mey AR so ie | Mh : ere 1 ? : mats of our nations may always ,; | gE exceed-— fexican 4 ie | oO . ‘than do Americans. In this oor cheaply that some articles | ‘@mship of Zanzibar. His reign last- 4s a great executive, and likened seek advice from you represeste’ Facer ce neem | Sources were SSrS of theese say Ty on : geet he Guarantee Bills try frequent changes of fortuac | Tere_later sold in this country by ed only a few hours. To compe! his him to Abraham Lincoln. tives of business ciniinitniiees sll “eg | Heege hax been an onnanent of the Obregon Government, but ane * : y wP Associated a ume. ‘have caused the nonpaving tetter |S pe cae : ahaa ee ws — bom- “Bismarck made Germany a na- dustry.” / home rule, but the Hoberts measure. whether this is the case never has ‘ LY: : &. | : leni a. r & : > harded the pala Seyy ve ’ ' : ie i Me OKIO, March 24——Nine Toki | to be looked upon leniently, but 4,, a AP eee poss 8 . aye ee fled to ition, and, like your Washington, The Ambassador spoke for about introduced in the House was not| "> Sinclosed. at | te i @f the ee ee Nine Tokio in Engiand the bankrupt is re-| 50 en argued that the bur- | Ver™man crac canbdencrts where he WaS was first in war. first in peace and 10 minutes; reading for a while referred to his committee, and he Text of Announce t. i fg - ond. or smaller, garded as almost a criminal. boar aye the debts upon Europe, gan in 197% ps British troops. | first in the hearts of his country- from a typed manuscript Then O% oogeate no hand in the delays which | The text of the State Depart- i a ile heavy, was not so crushing e was sent in exile to the Island men.” the Ambassador said. “‘Hin- laid the manuscript alias mete nes | prevented early action on it. ne SHRCUncEeM read: 16h parentiy in a burst of enthusis « went to the Criminal Code Commit-_ "The Nicaraguan Government wee 7 Nn : Slasryn tee, ef which Representative Mandi! has purchased from the United } 7 at i nervousness is due to , and is stated that the sus- of the banks does not than Great Britain is. “You ask us to pay. want to pay. But we can't and we. he be | Vv francs for military and naval ex- penditures. amounting to approxi- mately $200,000,000, while her | 'to visit the United States. His iN-| Hindenburg. the man. had planned to make in February. |saying Germany would some day “ness postponed th: trip which he has been quoted authoritatively as. ' | Halll, where he shook hands with ‘was received this morning at City ing been at his desk oniy one day. ferson City virtually all week, hav- Roberts today said it appeared terest at 6 per cent. The Grat note jis to be paid Jan. 41, 1979. . | “These are the same terme upon : that they have failed. unless you continue to lend to the; = ; ser | pees Seater Coonaer.| Fort, The een Mona no. ineren is oniy $3 Bite fie itis Se cnet Woe aanoemn Oe [Mayor Miller. Comptroller Nolte es . , oe co z site eo, : 'y | be invitations | Ses ; J Mollect ‘ — ‘ 7 PERO ion Shona has adopted jus, bot in on gener, sec se ke cettMesnge gh cg | Leap Roston, Philadelphia and {merce at a noon luncheon, Target; | cietles He seemed pleased when could be passed to send pee ia Mg, baat pet pe iy on, ie Presiden: ey Egy re-election , bought from your country nearly ne 4 : sent va © eT dept to i Saitimore and perhaps @ one-da j attended be omen 24d women of! Nolte and Koeln addressed him ini Senate, in hy: er aa + dada pind Mirmige Poin by the Tiatted be . ore ene and one-fourth billion dollars Continued on Page 22. stop at Chicago. Cerman ancestry. the Ambassadors! German. ‘finally passed before adjou eet | eee le “Novem - aE * . 8 , inment. Conti peng 2. tf ve 3 ens branches, have | Debtr Term: Lenient. a 0 i Payment during the last | The Debt Commission. ne said and hopeless as fad been ‘repre- - i ° : 2 . ae . S80" Ae eel : ; Qg0° ; —@ “s © . ‘ ed by srewttaing runs occa- had dealt more generously than he miei mpe ese the military cosine wo pls then allowed eonstructor of the nation, and thamked his audience in flattering | ! - . ee — over the de- | expected. “I thought we would nah ET 608 exeting of Great to return to Mombasa. ; ‘therein he resmbles President Lin- terms for the hospitable rai AP H. Davis of Kansas City was chair- States en ar Department 3000 Krae ) ir om a bella to guar- | have to pat 4% per cent interest,” | vo seaports weten ges Carban President to Visit U.S. | ¢oln. nay a a ang sages acl fot hwy Davis absented himself from ag 200 Browning machine gans P curitie os at at oe ‘reentage nnué tat : fe egret ig | aL | . emature ee ear , ) heuake sy wees s lost in the he said, but they made it 3 to; payments on Sotak matte aa Bs the Associated Press. “If Bismarck tere alive today. I) man Resteatadie to edane Sebel cems cae tee for about 10 days | deca SS aa and 2.900.000 | thorities msec $15. No one should complain that. nelietee ie ne, | WASHINGTON, March 24.—Re- think he would admire Hindenburg : sin¢e the war. Beste sen “4 hs bei in his COMMENT + ete Ain ee the total It is aaa Decaray there is a/ France and Italy got still easi«r, “Mience ‘under ith wet’ resent! covered from an attack of influ- and approve of the German Repub-| During his stay’ here he will | ad ae ne ate in being vepert-T as ’ @ $217,718 The Niea- if t all the fi-/ treatment, for they are worse off) budget provided 5,169 000,000 | enza. President Macado of Cuba, lic. There was much in common speak at several luncheons and Pe : ee th eee ernment givés melee © eg | at, 5, ; mi | wi es . - oe ® gue a ee . ‘se 3 i plans to leave Havana on April 20 | between Bismarck. the man, and’ dinners Accompanied by Dr._ Heege Away Nearly Week. prot at van peri trarse « - s Bismarck | Georg Ahrens, German Consul, he Heege has been absent from Jef-| notes mature aaah cna tae: ; =

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— a ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 24, 1927. = : EERE SS = en =— * 2 ’ Z = Pe REE. IWAAAU CLINE COL. ORRICK. ~ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH KEEP AN EYE ON — ty si dur The indictment brought against Col. Orrick by the | = : Rene SF gk : “i ; i A e ' . ee d-humored verbal s at a juncheon cur 6 ae PS Oc OT ae ee gy AE oy Si = me Som Se ee FPS SO tn, Bee is ay ee 7-5 rey > — a — f ae a8 oes Pe wane aes BS ; a j ate Mag ee S oF. 23 ; , m er. Ss ¥, ra “hie ire Pec] ert. larnt GStiD a . . - * : “= ‘ - Puluzer Pubishing Company RISGSRSS SS The \ Presid ae _ ition. We think it is true that Orrick is not ap et ee ae a ; , ) . : ee Pe yt ; OR ee ) lla ses in Congress and Senate ruies wDica ; i . eS : > era FR in TE lot i en ~ a + : J ; rs ; % § knew that my retirement wil! + pase gminellpagaeli , — : We have heard little from Col. Orrick since he took ys eee a Pe, eae, en nae ee ig 2 5 Re pe oe i ee we gpd ei al ew a : | > i ee hake Oe thy nao _" PF eee AL eae ES SE Se enuk. ) ne e dar ous He has been too busy in the conduct of police . fe ee ie -- 5 pe” at cae : 7 am te ae . ee ‘ i : ' in th ave . . Ls on . ‘ ~ . . "> se — ° > , ai to crack. Can anyone think of a more excellent ar-| & & fen ha! ee oR a ES @euae we difference in its cardinal he Senate. In substance, he saic ’ . sctaatipicn that it will always ficht sident Dawes who brought together the tw ost seems x | BaP eel Raat ee oe at eS ALS LORE ge et ee. ae Re Ne ee ee Senta Ns aN tO man ee a oat should tind a copy of imgs fer qeegress er reform, never tei- gigs oe eaegee , . affairs to toot his own horn. Nevertheless, his stern 6 end A eo NS a wen tee a ppt? gt) nee 9. Wie i : eS eS ee a ee ip the Desert” and brood self. . ales ; 7 i . ‘ i . . " > Oar te rrate tajou«} ha et déemazegucs of ali prrties. ee a oa . pn aeteree and soldierly management of his department has been 7 a Ms egg 4 es . ae : = Weg , brat ' loc > was the liaison officer i pe Dat oun | a as aly 2) ellie Nae lt ele sige 5 rs eae ee, ee te ee. a a Xn : € >. - serrr belong te any purty. always - - alan t enough. Early in his tenuwe the Post-Dis —m Ry I oe ee ce 4 “% er 1s 2s wn gin See ee ¢ 5 . es wie 5. : - Vn So , | . . : i ; ; iJ ae pe . eS eee os ei & ec peer. always remain de- ill and the Haugen-McNary farmers Di neg E eS | i, 2 pew = a A hig tbe hee Oo. Sate ; a ne te . et WY ae > , gorts » -olt ; fected te the public welfare, mevwer ator Mose: ; Cie! f the rotte -_ . . ' ee, : - de a: OMT ae ar, organized the rewoilt of : be antisfied with merely printing Ras raids on harmiess lotto games. Since then he has) gywe“ay°"=. i es a ge, a ee nf. ees gute 57 , Nw died » against the Turks, led . -* : cf $ : ‘ Lem i v . Ou - Aa ee ‘ - . : as ee , 4 4 “ ~ _ . % ‘ P é - . * - ~ P = * is eid , = “ ‘i : : _— “3 . ant * . = § > caaddae meres wl se se gt o ae ae pee crasped the larger aspects of his job and has done | en ee AR tn GR a a % SS a . ' ae Se Bebe eae sip macy battles. pie vir~ . ‘ } cc omim¢ iOL CHa — re > . _— Rang ge ge net on : " . masa ee See | . P : ont *%. ~ ss in he » ton wor @reng. whether by predatery piu- ; ;' ‘ . ea ol ; a 2 s7] © A as ae * = Seer +7 ’ ~_ as . y= Rbk te el : Shoe , = » their king. ea - eng | r predatery peowerty. ‘Tesident favored the fu — ‘i ; lh a ; sae be a OD | + ee ee OR a re =. es . Ay, gy Pg r nO triump the “Screcy oF Pp 7 ; ; . 2 ' e bas been handicapped br a police force much £3 ge rar Pent ae f Le “¢ ' heat . Tan Se OO ag ti iy wa | d the b- . JOSEPH PULITZER. and was mainiy responsi bit eden 1 ee 7 : | i I. I RR EES e+ Neaahs ; 55 ig Me S et : : _ Wat a Sa m1 aS ye Te ee aa. > ne years before the war, it fs) _ ‘Sil in if fa es Cris ‘ ; . ' fies . . in j A Im eet wf - a er le , > ape ~ ’ a oe . a‘ P ee 2 . # ~ ; : = - ’ ~ ill ’ b ian . } ne ere ait sary to detail a large part of it to traffic duty. ) A ag ky Sia : i a en, es as, nat ae age a Se 5 _ ——— ~ : : : ge ee 7 3 a t . ; ae ae i ee - geaterial for a thesis om the | thre | "“f f7 ’ “dl set hy et bh? : hy i ) fis ch } , and ne * . . 1 Vee " ‘ > * 3. ~ ~~ : y ¥ o- t . 4 : 4 a Sat a Pll ‘ . ” a — : —_ a Ss ; - a ae : ~ | charges of extravagance which have been made BO = Be Ye a : Py a Sy ey = . 2 Si When the ee on. | rate erg not excecding 200 words will receive E pee : a P ; , es : eeswedulsing an archeological : inst him are picayunish. and that the real core ail ? ot - prejercnce. ; as : , s. pe otis a =~ S95 ? ~e 2 ie Se @mong tne ruins along ) ear ae | opposition to him is tl he has refused to let ; es en, SPR ee en ne ee me 5 Se pyp-- - te Pee se — tes. being an assistant | Borah as a Leader : 0) soath ae et itieate etaaaaaa | wereae Cie lot of cheap politicians tell him how to run his pm Me * ety eS $ng amr ny en ae al Oe PD ee a g Brits Museum expedition. ; éir he Xd i ey . ru mA . _ A ~ “Si” ’ . ‘ a So » a . : - ; * 7 f by : 2 Sa > Jz = ms ee i. - "oe the Editor of the Fost-Dispetch : waa ; . sia > It would be a mistake for the Legislature to r SAL s. ae ae gen, a Re tae : ti aoa = = aw te rte inn ae . | tao ite nce - +3 | hy Tog 5 a ge ge BE deat S29 Fer = af ee - unfit (during his most ] BELIEVE it an editoria! | neg 2 3 EES ke le a Sean a..+. to confirm. bim. 1 en ahha Per t y A : 3 ti tae Pte E- ote oer ne o in Arabia he weighed | = om s dimes who, in | i ~ Sere Seek, ee oe a ee ne, ee Sep greet SF 2 “x eS oP ee Bupéer 100 pounds) he was =a Ss Cemnposes 25 Own | | | 1a ee re NEVADA—GOLD AND BRASS. , Pp eth oni af MN cc; oe oe ae yr,” a wo pe ! Wie taken inte the Intelligence | iat of ; . >. “ "TT 7: — PH £LTé if y, : } ; ee : i a e. 4 , Lari i sie ; . . " ye "él - oh a a ; ds “. * , 7 ; 4 “> as. 4 Bs ‘ : 4 ; = - - nemty ~ _ r nw thi z cluded , s the bunk,” says a California prospector — Be fe pan mg sige : nis | wists ae aR . : - : 0 Me, ’ 8S : e © he Near East i Borah ever Ae sone he matorit i Saar nee aaa ; : Tran: d, thie means that Nevada's latest gold : ln eae oe ee it “3 a S ee lS oS oe ge = es - become ; a a he ——— os ~ ve nS Oe eM 2 ee ee ; & sa peas 8 ite nt d ee ee San Se, eee e wt eres. s ‘ on any subject’ The writ BAPPCRS, sas w 5) LO : : ane Strike igantic ho it is not apparent why (Oo Know th aris *! that o1 im ius ava : an tT: ni ; act) Ss e of such char- : - : Y : el > ~ = -~* el e Know : "ah Aoaginn!s sels is 1 he b) ce prooand y Bites ah pie ie vmmprag ge rmament ilughbes call redit >. When he opposed American mem- ers om . . — ~" Pe * ; =, : me : eg Fs, , ~rehip.in the hearu: ations (an: higrhiy probab: OUS COLCD! : : au B tae | Pace seat Sy a ; a em == nag = , ae ~ se on as : . ; La ‘aa supported by majority of several * a a eares,” smirks a new and liv : ae ie . er tn CeiGGRRSI EEE : = Se R2G2 Shr esabee yr apg : ‘NWetne 2 ° lier leome t¢ ered. No longer $. When he advoc: 1 H first breach ur differences wit ice nd ! enate as heen healed } INANIMously supported bi Senate) residin OF. nm and hi personality le | Do oa Me patch of the deser to get a ‘ : T. qualifying : " " o » _** % Foal 7 ” Anmnaan vr 4 V“ her Pie Propose ; J . - . ” . i oe _ © nom 4 oe. — 3 7 oo we 4 prooatl ion Las Deen rec uced LO on » ° g ; > far » ae Li s . . iid .* . ‘ . . . 7 > | hry o~ _ ’ emicres Foo wae eV “a aD ductior 9 i . . : iis ’ $24 "hot es , 2 ‘ ry ra nenaie - ” —_ ~e = a2 4 om a of. oy cee er ee oe p-. * ; ; — : 3 co } - , “v |" ge Seiten te lad for his j ing! ippeared at first te oe 0 peta agenda a yo a PY PS | shee Ce gO) aii cea | ; a r. E. LAWRENCE, ‘ von : . i : . , . ovata P , . . j / . 2% sac AiVius & ‘ ‘ { ore ; ao h) . ee: R sae ear ‘ . , é ~ "is . ° . : od ; . . | ma Hle vO liq] - i ’ ; : , 3 rid } ; oe | “ is wd > Li Y i ‘ ee Ps . ~ om : ~ y A . s . ; penn’ . a ; . as } — = ; ' . . , ‘ . ms a drawing DD \ugustus John ovity 8¢ hs | | | ae pret record surpass! ) . ~* ro ete way ; - — nea ae te ana ' - strart a rec ed Teria . : ge} _ * : : ’ : a. TT) VY eh hy ry Old . ~~ Se 4 . . é yee e —— ~ . : %, ES e m4 ee : ™ -. a a gK gow it Sethe ah P a ee “ 7 : . " 4 - . e Soe q ‘ : > - se , a iw p . " o ‘" - 4 ‘yo x ; > “ . = = , : ’ . bal ‘s 7 coupled 4 ith what appears the record « 4 Tt b,] ia . ed mary '? ‘ s ;} } 4. - 4 ~ Pid ‘ a . : . = . P as * " a > ; . . » “ , . 7 3 ; , ‘ ¢ a= ' ~— L sf a Pa ? "7 . ; “ae . ms att? 2 ‘ or rds of : without taking , nie SA Ree SE ha ere 7 ee bei ion tw ’ 2, : pe, wee Tat gm SS =F Re 2 us an uncanny understanding, th » 75 1 ; . ors : . o ": > 5 +] a ers : ; ’ ¢ ' 4 we + OS BS . : . — - ated — aol satin ; ‘ e 1 a ae : ~ +. — ie oe ; ; , a a = es _ : * - ewe 2 a : “— ae = : ~— . . : ¢ trouble to examin: r records got a tremend : m 1 untry an ? : J a RS ee ee te tanto, A See on RS a, a4 ) Re Ie a — him something of a nuisance | . . —— ‘ ). : ° 4 4 2 rene mz! = , as rg er . : : ~ pice NS . publicity which a " —_ a . je SO ‘ OT ra eed bee ae AR Ae ign BO QS RE : OO” BP% Fg - his degma'tic superiors, and se > _s. = . ' . ee ee ? : oa = - % fe a. , . ; ~ ‘ ‘ . “Se e oo nm a is =, >. + ? — = a ’ i : ; ee : . 4 ° Detroit, 3 | mal method would have missed. T! it filfbust: Ge | ene > neil , oO Leh Z ig Sa ee te re ee ~~ released by them with enthusi-| ene = = a os 4 F . ’ “* ia . ’ at + . 7 _ " a i ‘ * : e ’ , ; ms ' oo | ont Ope ET + Er Soe Ax to But Lawrer-e had a big idea. | , ‘ - . . ry" “7 . 4a wt-Dienatch of business LY JERE ane ES Ua —— © — hey are 9 a 2 jes. Fe piss Ao RE ee 3 ge. io we, ‘® that mish «+!ll have seemed and done Mr TD: ' ee] : one Vics ow than they were a year as This means little limit in fatuity. An “wnimpres- ; 3 - te » has been a ee] ~é : to 0 f us. but to the city of Chic ie figure.” he set out to perform gin. the eh attending sr ae ages 7 A ree 7 ei: i on Bene at Ree re ne are ) posi : —_ ef the most astounding gry > iiye ~~ et ~* + . — 7 ¥y — . : pe. » JA aad 4 + e ia has been a iive an famg before he had the hearty et ies keene we “ - 4 . Z " ail - v7 “~. ™ $ . . -! a " . : ar . ‘ _—— es ss PE en tease tes £34 ee : ese ar BS Pffect on Summer Schools Piditer of the 7 HOULI was yy As ee) ih re ee weld Bh de SE MENS | “ois +“ | 2e808 + s is ACR F ~ ey - . tj te ’ : , ’ . Fi ¢> a . ’ . > ? \ le. ; , * ra mrmrn ; ” : _s 1 .~ , ; ra ct 2 : 7 re % S . ia : . eat ¥ . Vs : : ‘ s be a . ’ 7 > =" “ a \ = As : ? , : rm a oe . P . a , ’ pre ze , 14 nn co aoe 3 bh te ittached to the Dawe lan le hb een prominent [in this spirited controversy, Chici con fide Beg at 2 DAP CH 2 | . nen wee sees re ny 1 —Weil, what do you know? —— & ; OU ) , nen | , 3 a ie Ka ge ims ; sts, mewspap i ‘ tiethds= ee ee : tors ga 2 —Who did what for the wile sata : . ais on biOmMs ¢ Le ia ; = saneee be lac] and when did he do i: mm? | Gren five rmonthea « ar , - “oth » Ty lag} errr rt = ss > ‘ate fe) in the lakes. has watched kis | sak aS (oat ick $s crt | ever a coun 3 rty 18 i00OK1n Gg tor a Val, ter i in 1 ec TD i SES. ca wg mn pe | 3.—Have you heard that o@s Period of vears and see : happens ’ 1} , , : . 4x ets ine > , sack: «Ah acca ena a 2 - ; . cs ap pens MELTING POT ~e hen T2500 — >solute! two irisomend 5 ~ ea ° . e + The serious « . , AOL : ; : - : why 4% '\eco , ts » ; a . } : : Pay _— — » ae t an Mi P (—_— an ~" - sills — ‘ = = pO rh 2 ; | z sleep are f course, Mr. Dawes is not s idate. He refus 5 : eded wa as usele AC F. MA! SSON im the Sa ,othinge about ¢ ion ~asked. hi 4—Who was the first mother @ ii). er Express Regret at His 2B a¢ . . ; 7 - ; : eee ae —_ a _ “a a ic caeealiti > ore ; qt ; : : - . Rainanteaei many ehiléren te swim what 6 en aa # . Dawe: | RE 1 mT th 08 pe | MT Aral te A a ee ae aS $7 ) TET cee entaretnntin that ud au a rar a eit padunition. oc Mantes te abe Oh~ | aun eee cee ee ee 5.—It's ent@e 2 Eg Resignation as Symphony | : - ) . : a Conductor. pened in Central America: aa 1 —Well, who de you think “oO . MISSOURI'S NEW BANKING -— © signed by 56 St. Louis ORR 7 i ‘ oF -— * a. + - be nm e - . > : . Home Rule and Local Politicians | i ea i —— : a ee : IE: he ewe he Ine From th Z . : + a ri : : ft 7 5 ’ ‘ , : . : >» " 5 . - a P os ; oh ok ekcet tee Pucet-Piteentcs | . |! ere -m mane 1 liges : Like \W [ATEVER makes for safer banking | snt about what because be xpreseing regret at Big P | ‘Fi sn information from what ope n wpe ation after six years as con-/* > i a a HE smal)!: he : | ' “ow , or, _ ~s See o (On JUDGE GAYER’S COMMENT . i , » ¥ : Sled ’ ; j t more am hen i _ | Sor . wi | dines 2 pack-tra age of civiliz ' The ; o the d ors and stockholder! Phi ¢ —How's business” — - ic the &. Louis Symphony serving therein are to loca! infinence | ; read a ‘r Rarbdor bac two outstandin sure > coun! ) was the ass which + Missour! 1o—What maces “i ree and praising his work) : _ i? ’ ’ vied , ha . . " . a ‘ . ; — 7 Ze 3% % rr: 2 " Lg » sas : . ’ | . ? : e in “ “~? : . i = i 7 e 1. _ . be . on ’ — - . ; 2 ™ on fa e 2 Qo -_ , t ~ . re ge | o > = nm art . { ' ~ : ' : : bas z fe : , : ‘ - a ts ~ 4 - ~ he + ee ~ ud . i - é . _ . —— . ~ . . F a a: ry } : : "i¢ it strikes | With : sit = : . c ' = " . i ty ; ‘ a tat 31 7 nes } 4 on , . * | : 2 : rma ; ¢ : : a j ~~ M ‘ ‘a : aa J " Ned A proachabie peoiiticaiy, he es 4 ; 5 ‘;2rZz Ve. the un- | 'Yy walking in: tate hous + Jos lon ween 8 woe. Oe Wore oerse:t Our Sar -rhay he abiest figu } the ring are D im Oe ( DADA TauUures in iIssour: ‘ing “unapproachabie” as & Police | . | ae erson City. ar un , ' re | a. | Secretary ¢ ar weather statistics. Callies, is o% e Same straight UU « severa: years is ia sioner ae ee ae a 1, . o er “4 sie tap gaits ba Ite ad Ea janet — Ne gn ah : d musicians of St. Lowi. [mass ’ - . ‘ . waiking into t! departme: 4 ; - te, Tt , ' ' ca _ tia tea in — . _* 2 2 ‘ ~ c 2 a! j E , Ca. mé q 5 - n S ‘ ; ? ; : ah sats Z le el vile — * a : i x . political divisions loca! influence 7 Bio ja | : eecec in give si ‘ 2 ts = Secims- 4 a: oF jownright dishonesty +. rhe ituati is that the Chinese a> fs Ores eo potent. Public servants ® more ide nAavertia — a “ ini . os 8 ae ees : bh. ik 25 GO1a; ‘ ae Loicago. take strange infiltrs "» © ther alien biloods. ™ outst: i feature of. t! Le code ™ what belongs to them. ws ‘ 4 ‘ ‘ . is ed . ; . : : ee : : ‘ : “ : é se & oo ~~ on ‘ ish a ; a " : to do their duty without interference : T . wie ’ — . .¢ } ,OUr Slicker. Li ins, a (he wind 18 never wW@ary alie ; said. has Syria loc 99 Boos perhaps is thi ‘hich vests in the Stat ° ° a , 5 LT} , ey . >% “ P Nera eae ) : o =" bs imance Dp ‘oO 82 a. m —— ippreciati wi for the The hen polic . ' Aus ill ie eGR —but 1 people of Chicag ' igh D) The mis of Forel om: Pim 4 ; The tenderfoot gold digger j “a - et i im the State Legislature is intend. . i a ale . name | \ron—has a touch of Hebre when it is prop 3 um] -omak Nev. but. under that (heaeien structive. es tak by a + ae , by cueneeT co _ , nent a , ai S ; 5 . Nev... Dut, GBae : ail ; here during } a : - ” j : ‘ LsLe : 8 ge - haa p cat Eg et : e the contro! - . SEY Et gta e ' yr F , -ce law. the tender heart Bie 8? ' ; larger cities cout . contr +} morais SITU annot be p! ! sty ned mp lia finer manking facilities, c x he 2 3 - pier eye) . Rene . is ag conductor. You; Governor, who is rot : ubser a ' SS 7 SR ee COMMUNISM AGAIN REPUDIATED. a » believe the ; ters are not « g in Te ai ; . * a.’ stimulated our mivumi- local ward besses and put it eae eta ' , Anotune its wdy of American iabDorers ha Sener WAR CLOLCDS IN THE BALAANS Od Ta Pues SO. ere 18 | ” a 4 rrerican as” : . 0 ave pursued a Te* . ; ‘ nS r % m Bf ‘ » te ae : . se Gites ; ' ' ? tm : . aa 24 when the Ate —_—* . " hands @f the iocal Mayo: en : : ; Sey a BE Le = ror 1 Neu rer Lu is in KS, nk ade a dian border to Ge -* road pelicy in building serTrvpent aitoget he r : , } ’ : ‘ . ’ . - * we eon Sh ‘ ' 2! . “> : : ; ’ * ‘ 4 ‘ > N i is _ ° E } ad is a A a Ree . clue « ry civing ; every police would becon | ion a fair rep- pare - nao People will continue t=. neigh borkovd Ward . . ‘ ye ‘ : ‘ : - ; the Dave certainly 4 police officer. who , the consctentic v » hac - ite waodieala wt . ‘ sneiids — ‘ . >. — : he . *2 ene . . cee F Armée [ ae iJ si kis 97 ‘ — ula ‘ Qe “en ' , a ‘ 5. ht —o i 3 cae | . ve ee ee cite . . . ae 7s encouraged by yeu.) ticiam. WOUWd oe tn trae A iN © 2 2 = ‘a? ed arb tio athe that of the cr: } Peing sui ; © @&@ Fr ‘ prOviaes 2GeQG ua pay a 4 ~~ FOUr gener 4 . an an ai A m- _ . : | it g*nerogs spirit of ce The furt ee ag oa Se 7 : ‘te ~ : . ; as ee - es . . . * . ' ‘ : _ ‘ 7 i es ; . . an . a >? ; : ‘ ' ‘ Yt — — 12 re - . es or 3 ger Ts rm £&o *} ; Or ™"Ae8 ; eh Pp 3 , scott | : > ) ' ; : r ri cor Mied tp rT ‘Union | tt ee : . such organisations ¢ ; ie r i 7 > ? , ; : . . ' . : : _ 2 ? : . " = . ‘ a ’ = " . — " : es, e ‘ ,~ . ) z md “ YY 3 . : . Mi ’ g 2 ; . ., J . - ett ‘ " from the local pe | tha 7 ely what ha urred. At the Hebrew a ee io i a a ily's actio | : : . Br: University, © * weer y +} t : Te ‘ TS } . 3 free : ; ’ or » Phare? —— . " , = : — ‘ Ri : Pet eee Dales was throws le # ma ® - ) isachers F t _ fh. : P : r : ah ‘nes ‘ , lal : . : - ‘ , 7 *ook ma wm that ‘ 2°30, ¢ ommunity Mu- tecthoen, a * la i. 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Mom a drawing by Augustus John | ee ee | By Boys and Girls Knee-Length Socks, 50c Statistics show that in the last month Ask Me Another, the ques- tion book, sold more copies in one 'month than any other book of non- fiction ever published in this coun- try. The sale was slightly over 199,000 copies! It is the fastest selling book that the book trade of ‘the United States has ever known and is now in its 176th thousand. selling on an average of 3090 books a day. Since we habitually form ifigure,” he set out to perform our judgments of literary value by the most astounding ex-|a quantitative standard, shall we jin the annals of war. Thej| not regard “Ask Me Another” as fam came true, and it wasjthe greatest non-fiction book ever. before he had the hearty! published in America? bi! NS PRAISE pe OF GANZ —— ee me mer Express Seeret at His | Resignation as-Symphony Conductor. a matter of fact, his knowl- ge, coupled with what appear's ‘™ an uncanny understanding, T him something of a nuisance dogmatic superiors, and ne Sreleased by them -xith enthusi- at his own suggestion. Lawrepre had a big idea, p that migh «+11 have seemed fiimit in fatuity. An ‘“‘unimpres- | 3 Pairs, $5.70 SWOPE’S Children’s Branch Maryland at Euclid Main Department Olive at 10th St. * > bes OLIVE AT lOA4ST. * * * * * | | | | | | the music lovers and musicians of | | St. Louis. “We wish to assure you of our greatest respect and admiration for ‘Rudolph Ganz, the artist. the mu- siclan, the conductor and the gen- tleman. “With sincerest wishés for future Ba tote: successes, which you so ‘richly deserve, we remain, “Your devoted colleagues. list of Signers. “Dorothy Gaynor Blake. Mar- garet Chapman Byers, Emma | |'Hart, Clara Meyer, Eugenia Getner, ‘Chester F, Merton, Katherine N. Carmichael, Jeanette Gohl,, Clara 'A. Woestendick, Herbert R. Fen- ton, Aliene Cherry, C. J. Madlinger. ‘Tamara Mooney. Alfred Schmied, \Mary Blackwell Stevenson, Charles | |Galloway, Edna B. Lieber, Rosalind | M. Dax, Eugene M. Hahnel, Alice |Pettingiil, Bessie M. Altheimér, Louis Medic ‘John W. Bolin, Arthur Lieber, | 2931 Lindell | William B. Heyne, Thelma Hay- ines are free man Carroll, Mary Ruth Jesse, Wil- ' —-— = ped musicians of St. liam A. Parson, Mr. and Mrs. Ed- Dr. Clarence Bruce King Dies. PLEASE DON’T ASK 7.—Well, what do you know? 2.—Who did what for the wife and kic i when did he do it? .—Have you heard that one abou © Irishmen”? 4.—Who was the first mother of y children to swim what? §.—It’s hot (cold) today, isn’t it? 6.—Ten battleships sail south. What! bned in Central America? 7.—Well, who do you think will win ennant? &8.—What Senator wrote to what ent about what, because he could not ormation from what Department? Mittion after six years as con- 9.—How’'s business” to of the St. 10.—What makes “Nervous Neem rvous”?” ” pittter signed by 56 St. if, expressing regret at his Louis ject will the That tion of the ing April 4 Touis Symphony will mtttra and praising his work R here, has been received by Ganz. The letter follows: Mr. Ganz: We. the un- two-day * to Miss Janet. llevar + —Dr. ~ St.Louis Post. D } : ISPATCH - THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 24, 1997 PM. alameg Many Books| wisi S_NEINAR OT WASHINGTON ZONING FIGHT Commission Bars Stc Stores From Six- Major Poet in bese operation of the British army. hem RS. DANIEL CATLIN of 51 /*4€ was 28 years old. i a. ct at Capital. Westmoreland place, and her - Deeds | Shortly after the war, disgusted "oy aduptraeeeen ae Bead | ‘ , with the Versailles conference, 3n| ‘John B. mere March 34-—DMee. of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel K. Catlin : on, widow of the/| ‘of 41 Westmoreland place, will de- p awrence (Doran.) @ 400,000-word # led b im Se ent Of his al-| again has->won in her figt fE who can be thrille oF : Ost incredible adventures. This| eat céthedeuies ight to pre- | where they will join Mrs, Catlin’s | adventures on the he did for a few friends. we yo Sixteenth street encroachment on | son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and pa scale. those who are | copies of the book were printed . “The Castle.” at po a residence, | Mrs. Frederick Winthrop Allen, | , ; on orida avenue. AS/and their daughter for a fortnight. | 2 expression, those who ! those were de ‘Stroyed by him. sie * ' meted in the dark problem | he enlisted as a private in the Fiy-| %s NT tanec, Zoning Commission | York, where Mrs. Catlin will visit | me ghould find a copy of ‘ing Corps, wishing to conceal him-. ae bets “— a petition by 4 group wr. and Mrs. Allen, and Daniel | Bae the Desert’ and brood i mcayp tits to establish stores | y41] resume his studies at Deer- | a3 rm in the public press, he again | ‘ field, Mess.. Mrs. Daniel K. Catlin disappeared, and is said to b r e nt ) eus young Englishman aa future to have no place of |are expected home Sunday from aj the last two years of Tank Corps. Reluctantly, we are ‘oe ee birt gegen nce anywhere ini cruise to the West Indies, where | told, he has consented to the pub-| +} : pies goo capital?” she asked they are in a party including Mrs. | against the Turks, led jtne commission. “Can any man, ‘Edward K. Love and Miss Martha, | ir- of his story many battles, became \ vy. ws eee Pe | The book may safely be called! rtiagtiss a hey rsonal spec- | daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry | triumphantly in the | Unique, not only in subject matter, | | district eek aia eS |Brookings W allace. | afl e es . | but in . a man Che eaten the nature of the person-| Sixteenth street runs into Lafa- ISS SUSAN LEWIS, daughter Silas S&S. Lewis | have be , M: Mr. and Mrs. ve years before the war, it is € been a major poet whose cre-| House Two of its old colonial | f 4322 Washington boulevard, jane Lawrence, then an Ox- ative power was diverted into acts. homes, those of John Hav “edent, went alone into the | Only in minor details is there anvi ns. 4.2. se of Jonn fay and Hen- | hee) — = suid operate on) eta to make way for apartments. LH. Petring, of 4548 West Pine | nc | > Mr. and | al 4 for the purpose of gath- | There is a steady demiurgic fervor) “SON OF + e. -LOREE W Seng spe a op Eoin Rags av | SS RR gmeterial for a thesis on the throughout his tremendous and ir- Rh ae EDS van sche i ° —Ashen- ‘Brenner Photo. “ft “When the war came on. ration adventure, a lyric madness Bride Is Daughter of Late Dr. D. | 8-39 o'clock in the MISS MARY LOUISE NIEDRING- maduiging an archeological |!" its high movements, that make’ | ceremony vel se vctgy Dy the Associated Press. evening, at St. John’s Methodist es, being an assistant lossal work of art. The further NEW YORK, March 24.—Mrs,/ Church, and members of the same ISS NIEDRINGHAUS, daugh- mish Museum expedition. ; fact that even in the most trying ilies will be invited to the Lewis ter of Mrs. Oliver B. Niedring- Sethe British army as | crises of hardship and danger. marriage of her daughter. Miriam . unfit (during his most | Sense of extraordinary beauty |C., to Col. James Tabor Loree. The| Miss Lewis will have her sister. | Duer McLanahan of New York, son Mrs. Mansur Tebbetts, a& matron George H. McLanahan of ier 100 pounds) he was Or to the belief that in the Ara-|DP? David A. Coilins of Boston.| of honor, and Miss nrmne nde rcch ang: fe a eerOR, oe , the prospective bride- in February, has chosen April 2, as Fe Cairo. for by this time | 2Treat unconscious artist. in the 2rip the Delaware & Hudson Railway, | groom, } Mi Alic riage will take lace i G yOw of the Near East of the same processes , -ajNis the son of L. F. Loree, railroad! Virginia Becker and Miss) Alice ; co my ” As t , \noL-yet 7 sa Dr. Bar- | Church New York. The marriage | world its greatest works. art navia Collins, married the/|rett Brown will be best man, and cs framut of. the man’s personality and bridé several years ago. John Miller, Harold Hungerford, ; returned the same day instrument could be swept by | Members of both families, took | as groomsmen. , . _events—from the coldest limits of! Place yesterday Brooklyn in the; Mr, Petring 7 oe ee. oe | remain for Easter. | quisite perception of beauty and! Wingate, who performed the cere-| lowing a wedding trip. oki ’ | | wisdom—is a matter fdr abject | ™Mony. Col. Loree received several] | Miss Lewis is a graduate of Mary Biloxi during Mrs. Harris’ stay. 5 | 'Dr. and Mrs. Frederick E. Wood- | Lawrence has evidently written| World War and for two years he|sity. She spent last summer trav- ‘ruff of 4 Kingsbury an | his tale with the same fine head-!Was Assistant Provost Marshal- eling in Europe with Miss Petring |their daughter, Miss Louise, will | Mr. | | Arabian career. One feels that he|the former Elizabeth Foster, ob-; French. Mr. Petring is an | — ae Meier Swope are | | enjoyed the welling as & way of there. Mr. and Mrs. Lindell Gor- | | tember 192% .don of 1 Lenox place, and Mr. and | : f St. Louisans, | Mrs. ‘is felt throughoyt the narrative, group oO ! : . . P } sD 4 in 'humor on intimate terms with pity GIRL STUDENT BREAKS RECORD a ee ee ee Louis Makes 304 of 315 Possible Honor e- | a strange and wondérful book. : Points at Bryn Maun Francis pang ase of Peemeree ste the nue will return today, ° 4719 | Gauehter of Mr. and Mrs J. Lion- Bones . @: | berger Davis of Brentmoor, has | Miss Frederica de Laguna, 20 years! Westminster place ate | old, whose father and mother both | day, after touring the State. MP. / si0)) 99 girls in the sophomore ! : who will lege, has broken’ every scholastic) Kingshighway are expected home| Carry Vassar’s famous daisy chain record at Bryn Mawr, winning | The honor | undergraduate | from San Francisco through the i, . coveted one, and the highest, honor, a European fellowship, Her| Southern part of the State, and | aside trom scholastic achievements, fat will of the department of phil-| Grand Canyon. Their small daugh- for the first time in history twins osophy, and her mother is an as-_ ter, Georgia Lee, is with Mrs. Lees have been included in the famous Miss de Laguna made 314 out; George S. Mopham of 4457 West- | wriss Natalie Gauss, daughters of of a possible 815 honor points. The /| minster place during their absence, | Dean Gauss of Princeton Univer- in 1923. She expects to do grad- a | ‘uate work in ae sei 1y ol an-;|tin of 1 Wrydown terrace returneg) Invitations have been issued by | yesterday morning from 4! Miss Elizabeth Morse to an inter- r 7 4 ast - and will use her fellowship to con-/|19 days’ t at argge Bie 2° rebar ee Lad nope — of Peppy tae ‘tinue these studies at the Sorbonne |to Mobile, ew a au lack’s play, “‘The Foo! Oo be @ at the Edgewater Gulf Hotel. ‘Toy Theater tomorrow evening. ‘MENTAL ‘HYGIENE. CONFERENCE = Mrs. Louise Nugent Burthe has Dr. A. E. Snow of 4916 Washing- | Be Goan to uti. troit with her brother- in- law and| their son, , Edward, will sail for Eu- | Contending that an understand-| sister, Judge and Mrs. de Witt | rope April-2 on the Majestic. They | mental health and less mental ill-! wry and Mrs. Duncan I Meier| Snow will study in Germany. / ness, the program committee of the! of 6457 Cecil avenue and their) AM ED DELIGHT WHEW has decided to make the ROTmAt | # short stay at Biloxi, Miss., dur-/ mind one of the principal topics, | ing the spring vacation from Coun- tT eum ae man of the committee. are students. | g k Pr nple discussi f this sub- — | A simp! liscussion o his sut Mrs. Fletcher R. Harris of Creve. capable, willing workers in finding capable heip. PRUNES, stewed and served for breakfast, are a daily dish for millions of busy, healthy Americans! Perhaps you have this habit Whether you ate prunes this morning or not, consider these scientific facts. They are important to all who feed families. teenth Street Residential Dis- grandson, Waniel Catlin, son - THE DESERT. By) IN E D which he had a part, he wrote out) former Senator from Mi i Ssourl, once | ‘part today for Overhills, N. C. , strange beauty, both of 4 provincial press and three a result . 4 Then of her efforts, the District | The party will then return to New| self. Disc overed and again cele. | : nee, the author, is as the builder of a private home |anda her daughter, Miss Gertrude, | Lawre r E the present time a private in the . organized the revolt of. lication of the present abridgment) with yr . ; . with no feeling of patriotism and/anga Miss Anne Kennard Wallace, ~ king, and worked out ' * rabian kingdom. ality revealed. ofan A E Lawrence seems t0|yette Park, which fronts the White has chosen schndapieenys 4 April 22, as! with the native) the purely commonsense plane. Ir. Ivan Lee Holt will perform the parr | A. Collins of Boston. HAUS. waeamong the ruins along. of the complex finished deed a cO-! David lic ense was _ob tained yesterday. 'the speed with which the whole The wedding, attended only by| Weston Lieders and Mr. Tebbetts t | | Oldfields School in Glencoe, sheer brutality to the most e2x-|!4w office of Surrogate George A.! make their home A group of St. Louisans were at | wonder. lcitations for bravery during the! Institute and Washington Univer- | ‘place and long spirit that characterized his;General in Europe. His first wife,| and her aunt, Mrs. Hugh Murrey | 56 St Seat Were Spr 1, and til? | still | tained a divorce in Paris, in Sep- | alumnus of Washington University. | | re-living his masterpiece. Humor) | | ger Mrs. ‘and terror and sublimity. It is a > ben tae fornia, are returning. Mr. and 5, ee : Miss Marion Lionberger Davis, and Mr. and As , : PHILADELPHIA, March 24.--, Mrs. Joseph W. wsnetr’ waka | arrived 1UCS- | heen chosen one of the most beau- are professors at Bry Mawr Col-/ and Mrs. Archie Lee of 20 North | Class at Vassar College, the |in three weeks. They will motor! .. Qjass day in June. school’s highest her is Prof. Theodore de Laguna: | return home by way of the! 1h.:+ Vassar can offer. Thfs year head isociate in the department. uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs./! list. They are Miss Hildegard and aS Vi high ‘ 279, made | — t mitiy previous high record was ; d Mr. and Mrs. Louis Wynne Mar-, sity. ,thropology next year at Columbia home in’ Paris year after next. /loxi. Miss.. where they were guests | by Kathryn Cravens, at the New | ing of the mind will lead to better} Merriam. will be gone several months. Dr. } |State Mental Hygiene conference | three sons will depart Saturday for] ‘according to Dr. M. A. Bliss, chatr-| try Day School, where the boys Post-Dispatch Want Ads are and questions bearing on it _ Coeur, St. Louis County, and her} meeting be a continua. 3 ; Call MAin 1111 loxi. Miss.. where they have been | nother al Societv Building, ne in your family; perhaps not. That Famous Horseshoe Curl—Beautifal, Natural, ' iP: NOVELLE SHOPS, 323 N. Grand. Lindell 8408 © , 2 meeting Anri FP a a afternoon meeting, April returned home Monday from RBi- | be held in the st., f°" 2 daughter, to the public NO KINK OR FRIZ—TRUE OIL PROCESS Complete | The food that gives energy Nature stored carbohydrates—rich, generous vigor—in California Prunes. Pound for pound, here is a fruit that yields more energy than most of the foods that appear on your table—meats, cereals or vegetables. -onsume the major portion of cs s , «fears ne ee ee Jaugchter. Miss Xalissa R. Harris, yrogram open- ; month. hou d. All meet- Special Announcement—Regular $15.00 5 Lusctrous Wave Without Water-Waving Combs. | Opposite Shubert-Rialto Theater Sunday by Appointment | re: Health for your family California Prunes mean health. They belong in the well-balanced meal. Their tonic minerals check the “‘acidity’’ of meats and cereals. They contain health-giving vitamins. Doctors recom- mend them as a superior natural fruit laxative, California Prunes are grown under ideal climatic conditions. Long, sunny days develop their full mellow sweetness. Cali- fornia Prunes come to you plump, tender and full flavored. Selected and graded as to size. Packed scientifically and shipped at once to your grocer. California Prune Producers, 716 Matson Building, San Francisco, California. | Jingo: And when the American flag Tt om the Canadian border to the a]— Cynic: People will continue to sing hy, can you see?” and hum the ree a - ~~ ‘ © seutenant- Colonel Le Roy Smith hat if the United States picked a foe * wn size, we would be whippedto & a mmtral American countries are small. * > s Ford seems to go in for mass proat f defense lawyers. - let Senter WORLD-FAMOUS JAZZOLOGIST Exclusive OK aL Recora Artist Performing This Week at the AMBASSADOR THEATER Will Make a PERSONAL APPEARANCE at Our Store Thursday and Friday Between Hours of Mie New 11 and 12:30 “Balanced Action” Saxephone ueen Decorates Wales’ Home. | — Associated Press and will personally autograph purchases of hts PY 4 > - ; On his sixteenth fall from a hores,® rince of Wales was thrown 15 vards. | the old copy book maxim that P akes perfect vindicated. . ao FABLE. | a time a murder con “under duress.” — a winnin . ot « prix be izes rs. "The f 4 newsper® > tecting * Once upon as not obtained + “Hands across the seas” typifies hip. but what about “Arms across hey 27 — + . What is needed is closer scientifis »peration. Undrinkable liquor was inv®® nm the United States, and now an ENns™ eo : th RSOCIALLC res ™ eexceedingly your resignation |} ward Gleason, Mrs. David Krieg- the Associsted Frreaa. ‘ z Clarence Bruce King, 54 vears oid, ation is that the Chinese are , a $ Ry nard Ferguson, A. C Wegman, | president of the Chicago Society My for what belongs to them. . Vetta Karst, Helen Traubel, ” Miller, Edna Wagner, Clay Ballew,| faculty member of the University The tenderfoot gold digger may appreciation for the}M. Ethel Hudson, Maurice Spver,| of Ilinois Medical School. died last | Veepah, Nev., but, under that three f constructive work vou | Corrine Frederick. Katherine : ll go to Reno. m years as conductor. You | Gaines, Florence FE. Hammon, | eeeatiy stimulated our musi- : | Colle Elmore R, Condon, music | Y broad policy in building | reviewer for Christian Science | | Programs, = = giving , , George T. Devereux, musical di- Mien. You have certainly. rector St. Louis University; Strass- | ed American composers | berger Conservatories o! : 'A. Winter, vice preside: Beetho- | ’ by M. of hearing »j wn ewise idatcis Ataelinoie |I. Epstein; Oberkircher Schoo! : eRe by William Oberkircher; ita Breatly encouraged by you. | : ‘ Peay: | Wade Fallert.’ your generous spirit of co- hington University, St. your ghana University. the Musicians Underweight Students to Eat Spe- | 7 fy | cial Foods for 10 Weeks. P Association, Community Mu- | . ‘ a | eels’ Foundation. Mu Phi; Poch’s School, 3048 Waterman! No woman can be truly beautiful without a oe Pee will attend “nutrition | clear complexion. And there is nothing so allur- | all your great success with class” for the next 10 weeks, | full ly white smooth skin. It is the essence of | RE people's concerts has en the auspices of -the Tuberculosis | feminine charm. Keep your skin crystal white | “ j e _ < » s ‘jon. For now a new, easy, safe treatment has | ! supporters. The children have no physical | been discovered that clears and whitens your | Fron s. rn t. heads, freckles, sal- | baying | the tests, the society announces, | Fomen 270 Ung J Ae cet by map| Buc} ¢ ‘ill be fed according to sched- i Sreat visiting artists as Ss creme on your skin. Unless jt positively clears | uer, Cortot, Flesch, | | and whgens your skin in five days, your money | tion and the gains recorded each ‘ | ment stores. ~~ il, §=Lhevinne, McCor- Soo pRachmaninos?. Spalding and CHICAGO, March 24, Another peculiar thing about the @ actor of the St. Louis Sym-/ Shafer, Ernest R. Kroeger, Ber- Wish to express to you our Leo! of Industrial Surgeons and former . + , . June Werbright, David Earle, | psidence law, the tender heart cold mccomplished here during | ‘Brother August, S, M., Chaminade | You have pursued a reé ; every | Monitor; Innis Russell Hopkins, | ® composition a fair rep- f amume, by | uy by giving them op- © arg " iven Conservatory of shiase of | | Music, larly local s av Ee neces COWES have Edwards, Aline Howard, 0. at ea = , ° ' Bion with such organizations GHILDRENS’ NUTRITION CLASS Pang Teachers” Bauen * White Skin a ' Underweight children at ae a Sorority, and others, and rl spteagiestas under | i%€ so quick to attract admiration as & youth- | | | So¢iety of St. Louis. | —always—have a faultless, dazzling complex- | BY¥ou beyond words. to your | and Health Sotiety o defects which will interfere with | skin almost overnight. Already a million most , Bratifving to know | Right before bedtime smooth this cool, fragrant | |ules compiled by experts on nutri- | & Giennini. Hofmann. | will be refunded. At all good drug and depart. | ve béen enthusiastic in | day. | Ry Man perfects unbreakable glass. ike to see Sinclair Lewis throwing 4 ad Shelley icampaign a year ahead of time, fon the theory that after a yeart boys . of the performance of s@@tra, of the remarkable s. we ar . ° . ae < ~» Speaking of unbreakable glas Ae ~ a shown under — “ring leadership, and par- a house made of ° s “ee % your unusually flexible 4 e“eUc accomplishments. Life’s Minor caper ewe aoa evident increasing enthu- se gag such wea ’ on concerts the past sea- o sing: @¢ thrilling, emotional! : fat — Ah, wind, if er comes, now * os affection and apprecia- is spring’ a tata by the audi- OVer 3000 and by all the The Democrats plan to open saat v = Of the orchestra at last | of zt. =? Tight’s concert, best ex-— . . oo will be tired of fighting. wa to you the real sentiment of | alty sends things to the dyers. The old carpets of Marlborough House, ‘soon to be taken over Prince of Wales, are being fixed up | for the new occupant. of selecting furniture and the col- or scheme of the rooms is in the hands of Queen Mary. When the carpets were taken to the dyers. ‘in Acton, where most of the Lon- don dyers and laundries have their ‘plants, the Queen went to the works ‘to give specific certain ideas should be carried out. LONDON, March 24.—Even roy- | by the} a To Get Home Help A nurse, maid, housegirl or a woman to do cleaning, use a Post-Dispatch Want Ad. Call MAin 1111 The work CBleach Creme 40777 — Bluin’ the instructions how — OKs. Reconts 40755 — New St. Louis Blues — Bad Habits Blues — Clarinet Tickle 821 Washington Ave.—Opposite Hotel Statler |, —_——————— ene Seak prunes for a few hours in cold water. Then let them simmer gently antil tender and full-flawored. . . Never boil.

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OE OT RE oy ma : _ THURSDAY - EVENING, MARCH -24, Ba CaP emma ti aman = | ; ? || SPECIAL SALE—50 HIGH-GR STAR SAYINGS— ‘noawerece’’ ||| SEWING MACH pr delivered same Zz DAYS ONLY when order is placed before 9 A. M. re ae Friday and Saturday—March 25th and 26th YOUR CHOICE FOR ONLY Let STAR do your Spring Cleaning “ 7 50 NOW. No Woman Can Afford Not to Investigate This Offer ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH SIR GEORGE PAISH. URGES REVISION OF WAR DEBT TERMS: - a AUAMET ANOVAS 91 MMR! Gg a Ce. Ta er roo i TV APA Continued from Page 19 mn wees ee ver mil Cs | us on the basis of 4% per cent, the ordinary rate upon our bonds, is $5,172.00 This would mean that ORR or ong er mili- less to travel mifeters e bt. “he f Poland would be Exceptional values, all Machines thoroughly reconditioned and tested 60 years of leadership stands behind this offer. > ~ ‘ . ~ . -* ‘ pens ‘ 4 I { ne ann ual Pa 4 Tre Ti LS oO wus ET i. ok veose? tia Hit } +) Adve Fanaa rm "— siti ae masassommuaigeeth r - eT TT Gf tip tovepe, NOU ae | in . n > " ae : What American Tourists Spend. | i. — > _* r ws i2ck ' ’ D. Ps “Payments whi lropean tions must n ake if | for the first ; ~ ' _— : inte MORE WANT i , moa a at by The POST-DISPATCH Regularly prints M 1124 LOCUST ST. Ry PHONE MAIN 1338 ‘ | ERICA five years avera ‘ % r the sixth yea here wii e an in ADS than ALL the other St. Louts newspapers COMBINED. ‘crease of $260.000.000, and On Ute a itenth year of $65,000,000 ne € | sé “te te ~ mee iP Pe ee eee . belie + ioe . Be nie ed ty RR Mis Tes tok oe Safe ink. ae “ mae ie RN A OE a LA I AR Or eer Ran a a ee « ° v ai 7 ‘ _ me > . — ihe i i i> ich jy igs in a die . i ls ae TP Thee # s ae ‘ 4 A > ecetad 2 * eo 28290 4 mio seise? of All Garments Protected by Insarance Delivery Service Everywhere Sy | TELEPHONE i ff Lindel: pe pg 2515 N. om 7 y o x J »)_ CAhany ©127-4274—for 6506 mar { COlfax @277-027%—fer 4150 W Flor. DYEING CLEANING CO} isen M1. > ws eet ° Se ha ° otek Gee tee SUR Siete ‘718 Years of Reliability T Wieesiliie aoteicneens 7 nt thins se ANE lt ee i Le a | iret Ce ee eee | ee mares Pe ee & . o gs gna! se ays temo e . TP iuil RADIATORS | penses Va - a -_ a Be Mis? 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Sigpes n : litt oe eee eee : i Y Fs fi ng Ls ‘ Be RE ; ; ; s eee aly j nae a Dar Neo Pi ashe FUR CH oe CL Me ae amiss Si : , bad ; : ~ ot ene 4 thle gp ie : Lathes , . ’ ie ; ‘ : r i : id Seales Miia s she ge yell Mt SE att. aaah ORE pps) end ort Slt, | senesced , paar oot IRN Boa Pee RAO OMAR «NE TA ES ER FS IE OS ITT RENEE» ‘ : abel oat ala diy cake ce ; ye “ vg Bag Wig ayy © 'd Se 7 r Fy ; Y ¢ - . woo i Te oe 4 sr Antek Rony oe het Hn }& a 7 “ boat ’ % ‘4 Faye ; : es ‘ : ea balls a iy ; wks Plicaecti: Uot'y Bits adie Se katn Piebehaehe al tote) ree. i ‘a deat, He . nd ‘ eA. > SemapN sue ~ “ 4s a hie Py. (mes Sor ape. i‘ aha: oi ye tp cae ; oral : 2 ae os . t “ es ae sees , _ Sipe viata a . 3 PP Epa ot . crea ae sk You arrive in either Penn- sylvania Station or Hudson Terminal, four minutes , ; aR EP from Wall Street. | = . s sere pare? at ~ mm rare 66Et> &. wer ase? Replying “e T travels a route over a hundred ES arising teeinieeae miles shorter than that of any : Bowels. asdé the assunilanon Of other New York train of comparable ccna it. thn Gel Sea cee E a aa 2 aes 4 es i 3 . & —- schedule. This means that The k, while exports increased 22 | =SS ar a ae ‘! Lape G/F? BP is woe imtanons. always took tor the American runs at a speed which is 3 conducive to greater comfort, sound- imaseiens er sleep. For reservations telephone xr ie Hi Main 3200. he added, Eut THE AMERICAN : Lv. St. Louis { Ar. New York 10:05 A.M. 9:00 A.M. ({ Ar. Washington 10:20 A.M. . P *«- capacity “ive other Pennsylvania trains to New orig tthe : ssivaielimamdi can eo Soe oe Becau S@ it’s made from a ENNSYLVANIA = 7 vs a m8 “a = genuine Cook-Book Recipe just - RAILROAD Saseroueesc like you'd make it at home Billion Given Needy Europe. Carries more passengers, hauls more freight eid neni Tu eee ae pe : than any other railroad in America ee —s pets ek gale YOU knew that there is only one é eke ate and Asia hi ippreacned way fora cake to have that real \Miake an EGG FLUFF CAKE your- ‘“horne-made”’ taste. That is to make self from this recipe, if you cz re to, it from a regular Cook-Book Recipe and co eit with ours. You will and the same Ingredients you use at hen s hat this i eal Cook Book ; be baked with v T /¢on @f so'\ t | ae io . we nc , . Tia: de ‘al ni 4 ADVEETISEMENT pamela gs 0 ng home. Today, your grocer has this _— seas : cake. ; 1, Ireshest and but- Cook Book | ; : " . 4 > - * . : i) +r e> : . ‘ . me Ad neecs Aa? 4 Feats & ‘ i? ‘ ‘ j ; ; ' | ' “* a me 8 4 . . ‘ ‘ Pepsin with other corrective stomach er . a ee of i te : me a Ss : eal eo ever eaten any thing i ae a SemePOmene 60 Om ne talk, said quite so luscious. jner stubborn tadigestion or dyspep ~~ sy tage Russia. ct me t ed with a ri itter-cream ic- , : am ua ads fresh. The kind you used resfl Wainuts. puree . to reach for in the old : cooky jar at home. e im the shortest possibie time. “Every Bite bother with siow acters, sia wad put 3 d to dizziness, i ee ee : C . gies puke O~ Bera —. @ : - Ww actors, since adn A So npg but an- increase in soldiers’ ps This ook- Book Recipe -L ites LO 1a ce so a Delight” ee | 2 ; | ae : A K i. 66 A ¥ ® ‘ B ~ lespondency, when these distressing po). 03° “D, + + . iia - is oe i>. We Wirt Tepay Your erocer wee ‘ li ee faulty elimination to speedily vanish ng taste and atter it has helped to a MN . ; made caste we make it as you would. From ee S | * ee: —ae why should any man or wom-| 54: vour «tomach | ; —— iker estimated onl : en suffer another bour with indiges neaithy condition, lust eoticw ion chat ze ’ A interest thousands of de-j|«verywhere guarantee ts a fine up- buildimg elixir that causes vou to Dare 's cates Pepsin not onic — mal ag a ae ane | 8 Siete es pep as: Page " mee JELLY ROLL yy DISPATCH Regularly prints MORE WA) | doesn't she join the League of N: 0 0 0 4 | CS POST- “Pen ae min is the trade mvark of S ike

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aw Virginia Wray Sues for Di LOs ANGELES, March 4 Suit for divorce, without request for alimony, has been filed against John G. Wray, motion picture di- rector, by Virginia Wray, who for- merly appeared on the stage under the name _of Virginia Brissac Cruelty is charged. PILES Feuer No Hospital—No Danger N | by MILD OFFICH TREAT A CURE GUARANTEED ton Fissure and all Rectal Diseases £ the [nds of qured notes aWwate y will bring one oO © BOOK. It will pay you. reli e a ne i seeking employment Consultati ate This Offer : & oka: and Examination Free with PISO’S Syrup use and Chest Salve. This applied externally, penetrates. 35c. | wanted in todays DR. C. MATTHEW COE, Rectal Specialist *41 Pine Street St. Louis, Mo. tioned and tested. WH es - — INE CO. E MAIN 133 BOILERS For burning ANY coal, coke, oil, gas or wood. Sensible mechanical construc tion—sturdy and durable— with automatic control which puts guess-work out of heat- ing —make these Outfits the popular leader in 44 countries. Let us sofve your heating problems— Inquiries welcome. 1 MERICAN RADIATOR ((OMPANY St. Louis, Mo. 4201 Duncan Ave. ~ - - ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH THURSDAY EVENING, MUNITIONS SOLD TO DIAZ REGIME BY UNITED STATES _____ Continued from Page 19. ber, 19231, at which time the Nic- | araguan Government purchased 10,000 Krag rifles with 6,000,000 rounds of ammunition and 60 ma- chine guns with 1,000,000 rounds ‘OCTAVE THANET’ SERIOUSLY ILL AT HER [OWA HOME Miss Alice French, 77, Author of Several Novels, Suffers Ampu- tation of Right Foot. By the Associated Press. DAVENPORT, Ia., March 24.— Miss Alice French, who achieved wide popularity under the pseu- donym Octave Thanet, is in a se- of ammunition, the total price’ rious cdéndition, following amputa- | 170,5 $170,585, with interest at 6 per | tion of her right foot. $5000 each, and one note for the balance, the first note payable Jan. 3, 1924. These notes have all been paid off. ? “These munitions were sold un- der a contract dated Feb. 25, 1927 and have been shipped from the United States and are now in Nica- Tagua. They were represented by the Nicaraguan Government as be- ing urgently |4aw and order in the country and | Suppress revolutionary — activities which not only threatened the con- stitutional Government of Nica- ragua, but also the lives and prop- erty of Americans and other for- elgners. “It will be recalled that a similar transaction was entered into in 1924 Mexico after its recognition by this Government, and during the De La Huerta revolution the War Depart- ment sold on credit to the Obregon Government arms and ammunition of the value of approximately $1.,- 250,000." American Airmen in Nicaragua Op- erate on Own Risk. By the Associated Preas. MANAGUA, Nicaragua, March 24. — Lee Mason | servatives in activities in the service of the Con- Nicaragua have brought a protest at Washington ‘from the Liberals, sre on their own risk and understand that they will get no assistance from the United States if they should be captured. The military status of Brooks ‘and Mason is that of aviation in- | structors in the National Guard of | Nicaragua under a contract which Flier: ASTORI MOTHER.- Fletchers. Castoria ts especially pre pared to relieve Infants wn arms and Children all ages of | Constipation Flarulency. Wind ; Colic and Dhtarrhea, allaying penshness arising therefrom. and. by regulating the Stomach i Bowels. ards the assimilation of Food giving natura) sleep 00 imitations, always took for the signature of Laattthihar | Bitely Harmless - No Opiates. Physicians everywhere recommend it , “f pare gyi? nee? yer? d aeet* y yore? peeet " ” ve * * . | sophical 'three-act play depicting reincarna- | Hardy. _society’s building fund. provides for a bonus in addition to their salaries when they fly over enemy lines during war time. Thy have not taken the oath of all-- giance. The men are employed pri- marily as instructors and observ- ers. Their bombing expeditions ire under the orders of the command- er of the army. Both men, answering Liberal ic- cusations that they were responsi- ble for the deaths of women ani children in the battle of China - dega some time ago denied that their bombs had done more than frighten off some_of the Liberal soldiers, and declared that no non- combatants were § injured. They said that at no time did their bombing injure any but bellizger- }ents in active combat. To Present Reincarnation Play. Members of the St. Louis Theo- Society will present a tion at the Academy of Science 'Buflding, 3817 Olive street, at 8 p. i'm. Saturday and iplay, written by the Youth Lodge Sunday. The of London, will be produced under the direction of Mrs. Jane L. Proceeds will go to the 6 ' i 4 r cookies too, are made ee ) m old-fashioned cook- = bk recipes. Wrapped in ‘= ed paperto keep them 4 sh. The kind you used a reach for in the old a Oky jar at home. 5 és . q Every Bite - » : 9 I a Delight PY, KE Neuralgia Lumbago Neuritis KX Headache Toothache gy only “Bayer” LAYER CAKES ¥ | Accept “BAYER ASPIRIN’ -Gontine €d safe by millions and prescribed by physicians for Rheumatism package er rtm eran ie ——— ae m - which contains proven directions. Handy “Bayer” boxes of 12 tablets Also bottles of 24 and 100—Druggists. DOES NOT AFFECT THE HEART cent and payable in 33 notes at needed to maintain with the Obregon Government in and William_ Brooks, American aviators whose| SEEMS + Hardening of the arteries in the | foot, from which she had suffered | for some time, made the amputa- | tion necessary last night. Miss French, who was born in | Andover, Mass., won notice with | her first book, “Knitters in the> Sun,” in 1887, and her later novels, | particularly “The Man of the) Hour” and “The Lion's Share,” of | decades ago, were popular. | | two Stop Those Nervous Headaches Drugs give only a temporary reliet. The surest and safest remedy is to get at@® the cause. LIFE ELIXIR is a nutri- tive blood and nerve reconstructive. It acts. on the entire body, stimulates the appetite and diges- tive organs and cor- rects faulty elimina- tion. It tones up your entire system. On ‘sale at Wolff-Wilson, Wal- green, Johnson Bros. Drug Co., and all other Drug Stores. Price $1.00 a bottle. Money Back Guarantee " ’ ; \ My \ } j / } \ j / i sf / -— 5 ae a Xe J aN ALK & er BS 6S Bt ~ YA A\ a ne ie, Jf J NYS GYL \from some of the most MARCH 24, 1997 Her last volume was “And the Captain Answered,” published in 1917. She is 77 years old. Racing at Tulsa Carnival. TULSA, Okla. —— Thoroughbreds famous racing stables of the country will compete in the Rose Carnival Der- by which is to be staged on the! Tulsa State Fair Ground’s track as one of the features of the Annual | Rose Carnival on May 20. Distinctive Printed Crepe in a new small pattern effect; and having smart contrasting jabot, $16.75. Other Lovely DRESSES 16° to $49.75 Sixth and Locust Sts. i | | | MATERNITY GIRDLES ’ vi pe Lane Bryant patent- ed abdominal sup- porter with two ex- tra sections for ad- ustment. Bored in ack. Hooks at side over plush tongue, and in flesh, pink or white, $6.95. ABDOMINAL SUPPORTERS! Maternity Binders, $ $5 d $6.95! Maternity s‘eres, $1.19 $3.95! Nursing Brassieres, $1.50! ‘ing her children ‘‘California | Syrup,’’ that this is their ideal laxa- | tive, because they love its pleasant MATERNITY CORSETS, Supports and Binders, $3.95 Up —___m ld is Bilious or Constipated Every mother realizes, after ee: ig taste and it thoroughly cleanses the tender little stomach, liver and bow- els without griping. When cross, irritable, feverish, or breath is bad, stomach sour, look at the tongue, mother! If coated, give a teaspoonful of this harmiess, ‘‘fruity laxative,’’ and in a few hours all the foul, constipated waste, sour bile and undigested food passes out of the bowels, and you have @ well, playful child again. When the | _Look, Mother! See if tongue is coated or stomach sour “California Fig Syrup’’ can’t harm tender stomach, bowels little system is full of cold, throa? sore, has stomach-ache, in/ digestion, eolio—remember & ‘‘inside cleansing’’ should alwayw be the first treatment given. Millions of mothers keep ** Califor- nit Fig Syrup’’ handy; they know a teaspoonful today saves a sick child tomorrow. Ask your druggist for a bottle, of ‘‘California Fig nage which has directions for babies, chil- dren of all ages and grown-ups print- ed on the bottle. Beware of counter- feits sold here, so don’t be fooled. Get the genuine, sold by ‘‘ Californig Fig Syrup Company.’’ ; wos t+ cele e “ lad etre i oie ee a. re ee 4 seer, : ait 5 tee =a Fig Aa Fey A eS soese-So) wTTTrTTTTT TT iitiiiiiiniiii iii . 2 CE RREE age -e EAEMS T 3D gee, Se Ca Ga Ae Se a os Ee ae Pe ee ee beesbceseas etree pectoe peat ucotsaebeccsocodtee saaucesceeseeuns : Ss dined tbe bebed as Sesesece A+ct SSSSSSSSSESSSSE SESE SS! i+ Bs ms He x L ‘ .t * ; i ; ; be ip isae * hits .. . sa = vi ——_ rey tery a an an ae Gane a en ane gabip> cee Leap eae es Bitte is te First Time in History Such a Sale as This! It’s just like find- ing $42.50, when you buy this mar- Luxe SSS RSSSSRECSSRSEESekaeee tga itt ; 115 aoe ag wi a See soft velous de Eden at this sharp- ly cut price. ‘egy abn BE ot Ske Sih pratt tak tet S5 " MB Sais EAP EE BR “ae nean . « ie, 9) ar 3, aes ase oe ’ 4 Yr w 1a saeauae Raa ee i AR eT eee iid Delivers Your Eden Twelve or eighteen months to pay, slight added charge. Use the Eden while it pays for itself in savings in laundress hire, not even counting its savings in time, toil and clothes wear and tear. Latest de Luxe Model This sale offers the latest model de Luxe Eden Washer, recently improved, with Apollo nickel cylinder and tub, which will al- ways remain bright and “shiny.” One-Year Guarantee You receive factory guaran- tee bond and ONE YEAR FREE SERVICE, just as though you paid the full price. These Edens are new and perfect, no seconds. This is just like finding $42.50! Order yours Friday. #3; ene itis scnecteda De ce Maran dieser. TERE: aes 4 ent 2, : . te eee 4 ; ae yy a Hurry! Only a Few More Days | A Aeteteten 4% rTTrrTy oe A+ one are ese rd + dng @ # : ’ 7 om mt sin anand = aww we - Y? ee -or e~ Seeee's' -* St. Louis’ Favored Electric Washer REDUCED From $170 to - 7 ss - 4 PP Big } SCRUGGS- VANDER VOORT-BARNEY Electric Shop, Basement—GArfield 7500 127% There is still time to take advantage of this remarkable saving on the de You may never have such an opportunity again! You can now buy the dependable, long-wearing Eden Washer for LESS Luxe Eden Washer. ln ln i i . ik oe A em Aad a ees ~~~ Ss ey = Mee than the price of washers which cannot compare with the Eden in popu- larity or washing efficiency. The factory has not reduced the regular price! The minute the sale of this special purchase ends the regular price will again prevail. You ; must act at once... NOW ...if you hope to make this $42.50 saving! ~ Investigate this offer. You will decide to buy at once and let this greatest washday servant end the hard labor in your home. WELLSTON, 6304 Easton Avenue LUXEMBURG, 704 Lemay Ferry Road ORDER TODAY OR FIRST THING FRIDAY FROM UNION ELECTRIC LIGHT AND POWER Co. 12th and Locust Streets WEBSTER GROVES, 231 W. Lockwood Where Your Payments Are Made With Your Light Bills Phone MAin 3220 STIX, BAER & FULLER — Electric Shop, Fifth Floor—CEntral 6500 LOUIS WOLKEN ELECTRIC CO., Spring and Humphrey—LAclede 1528 DOMESTIC ELECTRIC COMPANY, Distributors ' cae =. @ ded yeere Agana Soe oo AAD ghinding A+ = iit Pree ree : ne 8" s re pail deny ‘, + sessese : 908 Pine Street GArfield 2600 > > © 8 Or See One of the Many Eden Sales Representatives Before It Is Too Late! 9 Cacti oe ae ed cs : PP aWete ca ree - _ DL OE NE EER Aa mee ty I tet 2) teppei a

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Glee chime geiad sgt Veneta tans = hac wie aipllpie ene pmaggn Meigs aig ‘ “ pnt ‘ sy pias = . . " a git 185+ APOE Om RENN at Ce ee a al hres jaan Heme oy ~” ~~ “ ~~ sii PP es Ie : sod at pe pee eds 8 4 EB SS ee : a, ie Ye Ma PM alae Ona meee tart ; hak: eis “o> A tees sry epee Galligan * So Line te al oak RES sins patties. agen Rene Ls ae * Ss oe Sag 2 ging. Heo 2 ve : a te ee me a ee ae PETAR G ENO Wi oreo uta ight a! sani lad oct Pa BOA si. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH - ele re ere Le Train Ceuiee Effective Sunday, March 27th, 1927, Train No. 5 will leave St. Lsuis 10:10 p. m. instead of 9:68 p.m. Ar. Pasagouid, Avi 6:28 , odon, Ax 4 Ar. leneshbero Arik ri As Briakh les Are Sleeping 4 ar, Chair Car, Dinu Lounging pe ° af i et fet Se! Oil-Burning Locomotives No Smoke No Cinders viding Tickers and Sleeping Car Reservations ° eed BAS oft? fy po el eh et Sait ty 7 PY OFFICE 226 BROADWAY PRAROEP RBS as i eee PPE TPL E TE FY ta ‘“* PERMANENT-BUILT ”’ Bungalow wee 2 YEARS fon TO PAY £ maf! c 00 Carrying ( her gee FEMEMBER—Ne dered of trust reoultred when we bul'd « Garage. freperty dees not oced te be clear No red tape te our Finance Dept Cash Price List ive 18x18 2-Car Size, $263 10x18 ] Mar Size, $165 Ae - ~ s # *ie Alles et Z4 ms ae tite+@iure Xeni «e- ‘ C. GARRETT CO. % Lewis’ target Mavufacterer end Builder: of Gunguiew (arages | Stn = RIDGE AVE. —fViil] Phone Abauny 8/125-1666 BGaliding eo Dianiay af G7°O idee oem Fietiings end GQundave 7 PF. BM. A, — — 7 Present Program a! " Bon . . . 4 ing from a white mouse ‘and pony, are other acts on th® mer Association ma ¥. , THURSDAY ETeNTen. MARCH 2 1927... wii parade with thet: — rane | BULL 10 END | re DISPUTES. Bar Association eration of Labor and the Americanh Matthew Woll. vice president of the labor organization, announces L. mrgn?s rr » Measure. PrOETa Committees to Draft that President William Green has NS TORO = “hall of Minnesota Interrupts “iaie Investigation of Atleged Corruption in His Campaign. appointed a committee to partic- » discussion. Woll will ommittee. Province M f (“ine innatti chair rman O71 Bar Associations committee will be a member of the body dis- cussing iabor legislation. “When It’s Friday Remember Them” FRIDAY SPECIALS Nut and Fruit Milk Chocolates Luscious Fruits and cream, heavily dipt ie la¢ milk chocolate cee ee ea ae Ever try our Seuthern style W affles, served hot and crisp, filled ain our Tea Rooms — i | J ! with pecans’ ' j i’ | ! 4 niders Catsup Meaty Nuts in In smooth, rich, Cc Pound Box, Frait and Nat Filled Hard Candies Half Pound ce 23c eS Colonial Cream Layer Cake Wonderfully good—one white, one chocolate and one golden layer, held and iced with milk 7 chocolate butter- 60c cream icing Bavarian Stollen .....35c of} QGYUDY WN VASA Zs Frm ie set ERD Ee NR ms OR . the Visitor Plain Figure Prices—One Price to All oe ; = “The House of Honor” * : Here Courtesy Always Greets Greater Bargains Greater Di , S. e ~ e% 7 ~. ~ 7 PIQX i |) Sees | «| agaD | ear | | cee 4 - ; - = - om = = 5 os 4 o . - = > “—~- - a o* . a - ~~. = o . — - ie — {= g feature of this beautiful Bedroom Suite offered t Opening Sale! The four striking pieces: French Vanity—Chest of Drawers Deedee cies %, Hoi - * en 5 dell itil dale nd apraseoap ae aah ie ; is ‘. we xe evaipaiiiieall a i ll ie ee en ; m,. hhrut . ott Bow-End Bed: All drawers are dustproof. All flat surfaces a re finished ' neer. Each piece is artistically decorated with medallion stained a ‘Seca wreak, oo ly tufted cotton mattress is soft a nd fluffy and covered with high-grade art t tempered coil spring. Each row of coils is reinforced with steel wie for Friday’s selling’ The 100° close- icking. Spiral oil- support. A concentrated value 39 DOWN DELIVERS THIS SUITE TO YOUR HOME Nw UW ww oo es , -gubsseteseant siti RAR ARAB ADA ARE associated Press. sND, Cal. March 24.— of the Interior Work to-) repliea to Senator Oddie Nevada, who told President | rday that the — - petter off if Work re- | be | uy. = Oddie told the President’ VW. e Nevada and other Western Me vere dissatisfied with Work’s! | of Indian affairs and the | ef several Western land | . | mm reference to Oddie’s at-| in connection with the with.) | of 100,000 acres in Ul . California, Work said: or Oddie is greatiy mis- | and not to be taken ae- | ~ He accuses me of having sewn 100,000 acres in Secret H. 9 for a naval ammunition de- efter the Senate had approved ba to establish the depot at | » Nev. This is poe = { have already established > jp ammunition depot at Haw- | - 100,000 acres that Oddie) / ; ~ refers to are not in Se- “Yalicy. but in Death Valley. were not withdrawn for “il ammunition depot, but for an Se a$ic vogtsees wea .. Lv. St. Louis 8:58 a. m. and 1000 p. m. oe re ge BREESE cae ° ~ = a LOUIS | SALES pura: TS 7 Bell & “Howell Sp geeee Tesi AND DeVry Motion Picture | Cameras and Projectors Cae - ~) + + rm ir cae oe BRo ENGR EA2Eo agsey en TT et ARN ee A cm

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; ; POST-DISPATCH | WANTS—Bitire seen Sn ene eee en marten 9 a ee a : ARK ETS SPORTS T THREE = a MODIF CATION UF 'WELCH & CO.—1105-07-09 OLIVE STREET WELCH & CO.—1105-07-09 OLIVE STREET a fee mMreheuse Ye Be Sern Down! E =" ORIENT RAILWAY. ec DEOREE ORDERED ee ENTIRE$100,000.00 WAREHOUSE STOCK OF FURNITURE LSACRIFICED IN A MONSTROUS ~ of the tortor Work to- _oaate told the President | U. =: Circuit Court of Ap- rical organization—is the yes fen and other Western | dissatisfied with Work’s! Peals ' Here Remands | of Indian affairs and the P] of the electric washing machine of BeVeT@! Western land ans for Reorganizing wonder in simplicity, safety the Company. Economical people are realizing that this Is a savings opportunity without precedent, of- fering you regular Welch & Company’s guaranteed quality furniture at actual savings FEATURING SPECIAL LOW of '3 to 2! Our immense warehouse, located at 719-721-723-725 Franklin Avenue through to 910 North 8th St., is to be wrecked In part to permit a 30-foot widening of Franklin Avenue. This means that >ur $100,000.00 warehouse stock must be disposed of quickly and we are going the very limit to acomplish our aim!!! CREDIT TERMS! BARGAIN DAYS That Will Long Be Remembered By Those Who Attend! $85 Fall White Porcelain Front and Top Cabinet _ ST.LOUIS ST. LOU IS, THURSDAY EVENING. in 7 ONLY FOR THIS NEW 1927 __ WONDER MODEL GraybaR :: WESTERN BLRCTRG Ge, gepliea to Senator Oddle | ETE TO ae ES ee PAGES 25—42 MARCH 24, 1927. EE ORE INO Ne) OE A me on 100,000 acres in Secret Holders ~ quickly, thoroughly ande | ot for a naval ammunition de- ‘'s washing. ” suuer the Senate had approved : a M@establish the depot at - ceive —e ari Nev. This is ridicr- mg Ihave already established ) Seeeeemenition depot at Haw- ree t » 100, 000 acres that Oddie | my refers to are not in Se- British and other St oe an, ; pag aS: Mietiey, but in Death Valley a notes of the Kansas City ro het | re i. II cece dovot, at for |an opportent reed will have peeving Drain ¥y to protect their in- vestments by acquiring stock in the | new company controlling the line, under a ruling of the United States | Circuit Court of Appeals, made public here today ) The Appellate Court reversed Judge Pollock of the Kansas Dis- | trict Court, who approved the re- | organization plan worked out by | W. T. Kemper and Clifford Histed | During This Sale We Are Open Evenings Til 9 O'Clock FRIDAY! SATURDAY! jammunition depot $85 All-White Steel—Full $65 Porcelain- Lined 3-Deoeor $80 All-Porcelain Enamel i ‘a as of Kansas City, who bought in the line three years ago. The Post-Dispatch told, in a long news articie June 14, 1925. of the remarkable manner in Kemper, a banker, and Histed. his which | $45.00 3-Door Side-lcer Refrigerator SI. ice capacity. Sacri- Sacrificed Disposal during our Warehouse $34.75 3-Door Side-lcer Refrigerator $193 T Sacrificed Porcelain-Lined Refrigerator hree-door side -icer style. ‘ dur- 75 ing our Ware- > house Disposal Side-Icer Refrigerator S5-Ib. fice capacity. ticed dur- ing our ~ Warehouse Sate 994. Sacri- Side-Oven GAS RANGE Sacrificed during our - Warehouse Disposal — Sale at ... = GAS RANGE Sacrificed during our 7 Warehouse bad Disposal =— Sale at .... Se $99.6 ~ $25,000 Stock of Overstuffed and BED-DAVENPORT SUITES SACRIFICED! $275 3-Piece Kroehler Full Carved Frame Overstuffed 1 45% Jacquard upholstering. Priced in Our Rapid Bed-Davenport Suite 15-Day Warehouse Disposal Sale at $240 3-Piece Loose-Cushion Overstuffed Bed-Davenport ] 37 Suite Priced in Our Rapid 15-Day Warehouse Disposal Sat, at $345 Wool Mohair 3-Piece Full Carved Frame Living- 195” Reversible loose cushion, overstuffed. Priced in Our Room Suite Rapid 15-Day Warehouse Disposal Sale at Sale at legal adviser, had bought a $25.- 000,000 railroad at a nominal price of $3,000,000 with an actual pay- atch Friday's Paper er Spring Opening Offers ment of only $37,000 It told at |: ‘: : .g ~— that time of the prospective loss to gains Greater Disr ay & the British investors, to Henry | Greater Service | Ford, who had $500,000 invested in | Lv. St. Louis ‘the Orient road, and to Senator 8:58 a. m. and 10:00 p. m. Couzens of Michigan, whose invest- |§ |; me was $125,000. Gaiters Ave. Etatian Forest Park! ms te minutes ister) Complain of Appellants. an cee ae daytrain. | In the court proceedings, © onl; Reservations and information the sale price of legal record, $3 320 No. Broadway $20, 000 Stock of fF Welch & Co. Quality BEDROOM SUITES AT AMAZING PRICES Never Before! Never Again Such Saving Opportunity $145 4-Piece Bedroom Suite 227 act ticnicd'wainet dias" ST wanes dreaeser, Priced in Our Rapic t5-Day Warehouse . . B d bed, dresser, $168 5-Piece Bedroom Suite 2iiticrove ‘and bench; walnut finish. “119 |000,000, was shown. Four groups Phone: .of British and American investors | , Ease 7105-6 in the gold notes appealed from the | ‘decree approving the reorganiza- | ‘tion plan. They complained that | |Histed and his associates, through | ‘having acquired 26,000 shares of | ithe capital stock of the new com- | pany at $62.50 a share, had an ad- | ‘vantage over the other gold note holders. $525 2-Piece Solid Mahogany Living-Room Suite %2"*; $957 Leose cushions. Priced in Our 15-Day Warehouse top and baae: full kidney: imported covers and finest mohair with reversible covers Disposal Sale at 97 and looped edged throughout. Priced in Our Rapid 15-Day W arehouse Disposal Sale at, $225 3-Piece Velour Overstuffed Living-Room Suite $270 3-Piece Mohair Combination Overstuffed Living- $119: .00 Room Suite Priced in Our Rapid 15-Day Warehouse Disposal Sale at Priced in Our Rapid 15-Day Warchouse Disposal Sale at $370 4-Piece Bedroom Suite erie Grease: a eet Be $1 196: TITY $39 DRESSER 1 TO 1 OFF $30 DRESSER — 2 Disposal Sale at All pieces very large; bow-end bed, $224 4-Pi iece Bedroom Suite dresser, chifforobe and vanity dresser. H . Decorated blended lacquer finish. $355 7-Piece Bedroom Suite por. ous ~ 15-Day Warehouse struction; mahogany interiors. Priced in Our Rapid 15-Day Warehouse Dispo«al Sale at Well built; large Large plate mirror. plate mirror. Warehouse Dis- $42.50 pay Walnut — mir- ror in ° $65 CHIFFOROBE Genuine walnut 65 combination. Warehouse Rae posal Sale at. $165 Premier | RADIOS mente 1D We Sie (Dressers! Chifforobes! Almost Given Away! $27 me All aolid oak; large plate mirror. Warehouse Dis- = posal Sale at. $15 Smith z Davis ae Posts, Ww Bed Sacrificed During Our Rapid 15-Day $21 Smith & Davis Windsor Design, gQ d Sacrificed During Our Rapid 15-Day e Warehouse Disposal Sale at Breakfast Room and Kitchen a $27.50 Fancy Enamel Color Breakfast Set Priced in Our Rapid 15-Day Warehouse Buffet, china closet, extension table, five chairs and one arm- é re Give and Redeem ep AGLE STAMPS. | Lewis, who wrote the opinion, held | i} that Histed would have had a right | | to bid in his indjvidual capacity | | but that this did not matter as it | | was clearly shown that he bid as | DA: : a “A ae ‘ , * 2 eS “F 4 , hans | The new company, it was shown, | | had a stock issue of 75,000 shares. | £% LOUIS ‘subscribed by gold note holders, | Disposal Sale at |i at the rate of 11 shares for $800 | ES AGENTS | pius a $1000 gold note. Of the, $325 3-Piece Overstuffed ALL MOHAIR Living-Room ] 43." ¢ « FOR « + | were sold by Histed to his agso- Warehouse Disposal Sale at. $1,250,000 as an operating fund; ) and. the ‘remaining 15,000. shares ianos! Phonographs & Radios nest iven Away | Eastman Kemper as their compensation for | Celebrated AND | services in the reorganization. The | | Leeper * Up to $150 Freshman Kamp Player- |/this plan gave Histed and his as- | : | sociates an unfair advantage. PHONOGRAPHS ae wie Masterpiece PIANO | Cabinet, built - in , cree, the Appellate Court directs Warehouse Disposal Sale cosa Sacrificed . duri in. § : fc ion Pi icture that the stock be offered for sale | — © lg Warehouse "Disposal a ae een vam veo rata varia acne once “ich HI 1 GQQ, 7H | $74.00 | | $39.50 | $195.00 E eras and it brought from Histed and his as- | “ - : : sociates, $62.50 a share, and that 4 |; compensation as may be decreed | 3 Coe || by the court to Histed and Kemper. | . Appellants Were the Trustees’ | $ k gee | OF 3 S ee escoree alex. 20,000.00 Stock Must Be Disposed of at Once!!! F 'ander Touche et al, the American | $170 9-Piece Dining-Room Saskia Dattet, china clenet, extension 06 i. OLIVE STREET | Woods. They complained that | Disposal Sale at 2 ienenni Sale at i | Histéd had bought the road in his . . — poeecty vl ee. as al $205 9-Piece Dining-Room Suite $50.00 Silver Gray Oak Sneaktast Set chair. Priced in Our Rapid 15-Day Warehouse Priced in Our Rapid 15-Day Warehouse $275 9-Piece Spanish Type Dining-Room Suite voice $ 00 ‘$57.50 Silver Gray Oak 5-Piece Breakfast Set combination; buffet, china cabinet, extension table, 5 chairs and one armchair. —S Extension table complete with four gracefully designed chairs. Priced in Our Priced in Our Rapid 15-Day Warehouse Disposal Sale at... Rapid 15-Day Warehouse Disposal Sale at Cleverly designed buffet, china closet, extension table and four chairs. Putese in Our Rapid 15-P'-y» Warehouse Dis al Sale at $42.50 Porcelain Sliding Top Kitchen Cabinet ‘of this, 40,000 shares were to be 4 | | remaining $5,000 shares, 20,090 | Suite Carved front and sides. Priced in Our _— icabeattang t j ciates at $62.50 a share, to fu@ish | ell © Howell were divided between Histed and : $75, $100, $125 & a $550 Macey & || gold note holders complained that | De Vry Modifying the reorganization de- | wancittesd éitee “6 ¥ Cabinet allt - in RADIOS Come immetiately | for |'|to the holders of gold notes, on a Sale at Disposal Sale at rojectors 'i/the goid note holders pay such | Opinion by Judge Lewis. PRICES SLASHED ON DINING SUITES! | Car and Foundry Co. and P. L. chair. Priced in Our Rapid 15-Day Warehouse Se ee en eee || trustee for the note holders. Judge | Disposal Sale at are Ue ger 118 Hoe ith a at i OP PY eT Tee Watinut $400 DINING-ROOM SUITE (2cudi full upholstered chairs . a . “we _ » oe se* at? . . _ ae o Casi ° west aes 4" * +. *% °” » oe + ‘Seer +e * neo ete eae ot eee ete ee a +e? @eet ae 4 ne *a% * e+ tee? hee * Mt » ig be $42 tet at oat , $33. > ott be Loose cushicn. ing our Warehouse Disposal Sale Price. P . ae ai JRMITURE L MUSICAL INSTR MEN | $f | statement today that the new order | + Sere gg is | will bring an increased revenue in- Sito the treasury “of the Orient and | Filled 1105-07-09 OLIVE ST. nrovide that the British bondhold- | = ers will be allowed to participate | a 3; in the financing and operation of | : “2 the sys¥vVils Sale at.

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OPS eRe aE A: > eer? vst ‘va m Py y wer Te J * ¥ x MQyiee. ? ea ah 3p. a " , a ad nile it! bay a . ea ae re 7 y ‘ ‘ r wise eee Be . ot p 7 — ° ie , . , , seisicaaiied . . ; : * aigeg it LP Fg cenit iad sid aie: ORO fas yor ON, “ ET Ue OR See shy it ae oe . . a ae biti Ui is) ve ie Le ti ¢ een Tee = v C Die thee cud thiictbged ie ts y . ect 4 1 Cer re . " ~ ae ‘ } ; f : . AF iyi : . cf ti. : ‘ Etec) 1 eRig +s . ‘ Ped a J . se R 4 2 er 7 tite m - q thes ibe SS) " ¢ aes © . ¥ ‘ 2 $ E 5 ss) - ass SN rm ne ae x HR a ae —- . eae 4 ’ aie ; “ es satipae ae Ae rk, Pe ear es cs eee ee ee Gen PR ey ae FEY Sedan, MEL nails. 2 . L Abpert tty adie ah aS 3 maz iat ae EE ¢ 5 a : Pm to vitro PINE no hi 8S a FP pay ae PAE AR Heth oy aie PAGE 26 an 7 Mie oe Room Is $14.87 a Month and Board The average price -_ for 7.05 a Week at Hilinois U. k7 per month and Special to the Post-Dispeich URBANA. IIL, March 24.—How ently, however. are ' sep James and Woelfe! wer harged with robh ing a 1634 Biddle street of Market took Wuilkinson’s revolver secondhand dealer of BAR ASSOCIATION OPPOSES A, S, PHILLIPS’ CONFIRMATION Kansas City Body Charges St. Louisan Is Not Qualified to Head — —— ‘asalion Comumnission. STUDENTS HURT IN CLASS RIOT Washincton and Jefferson Sopho- mores invade Freshmen Banquet. TWO MEN SHOT OVER 40 CENTS Nezre Albers? te Owe as! 5 VW “trots Money Seri- Accuser OLD STOMACHS : “a ? IAOr Ty ved a TY y ' ia ed mn ’ f . : = 7¢ ore =o * Ss,vomacns, BENCH VISE pepsin ess. Cassiness, sour. cause of headache Extra strong. serviceable Vise: stee! jaws 8 and es 9 irene bar steel as 61.48 leeeness and manv . ; PREMIER neshoation the relief one bettle of Adierika | \, t i iF Tires Mounted Free ADVERTISEMENT Peete eee eanet TUTITTT ToT Free City Delivery Phone Our Nearest Store Suffered With Pain in Neck and Shoulders! Did Not Know Whether Cause Was Rheumatism or Crue! NEURITIS Eopa Neurttis : ie Bring Comforting Relief 320x3*, Clincher ais INNER —— STON TUBES EAR CORD Al estiner $8.45 %1-25 $9.85 First First First Quality Quality Quai:ty 30x3*, Clincher 30zx3*, a a SA niin net tet ne ne te tenet te dete te i he Le 7-yryrreF 7yryr,F SSE EERSTE Fk mt * * # * * * * al oT wonderful Regular $2.75 vaiue. a en sale at * 0 eeeceeceeceec eke ee ee ele eee ee ee ee ee ee ee EEE TIS for ~our stomach and hewels, ka will surprise ven. At lead- a eas gad lowered vitality and | E’are often due to bladder’ who have suffered from i regnditicns for years and who y things without results finding it a simple matter iste the pain, discomfort and @ » within a few dars thru of a new treatment knows | ex Compound. oe : avoid sieepless | Las Pana yy burning sent “4 Cystex Compornd on the | your money will be re-| ; if you do mot feel Frounger, ee Ae Et es eee Wo , ~ Y Sinaia ace ie ig better in every way and | that Sh hdave. Get a package at e.Wilser. Walereen. Johnson | ; er any other responsible drug aN geen 8 a Na tapes = pour. TeTite ep tizai ~ e.. 5 F a g -_ cnn scstitanalpoon—cie > ok Mm PEGE SEERWEARERES ea <a tte rete aw EET LeTET took, and I would not take $25 me. —H. L. Hicks. | ika gives the system a BEAL z and brings out old poisons oad have caused treuble for time.- Unlike most ici — BOTH upper and lower! Just one spoonful relieves | aed takes away that full} feeling so that vou ean eat and sleep better. Even if) mM move daily, Adlerika brings } moeh additional poison whieh theught was im your sys-: B and which eansed sour, gassy | nervousness, sleeplessness, No matter what vou have Ce Rita «ar OEE eR ARNE eg ele ten t arn 77 (ste, In St. Lenis at m-Wileon Drag Stores, Johnson | Pros Co. DOLLAR DAY Bargains See the UST-DISPATCH Tuesday, March 29th For Wednesday’s selling. Lose Fat | Without | Starving | A group offering by merchants in many lines. my Marmola now. Les buyers. YY our « ee saat ae Pp — ~S ah + + y Cru 1 de del: sthand swith its an ¥ good resuits, | Marne’ pouch a5 on tablets are ed ove truggists at $1 per Dox. ret. -e wil gat : oem af once trom his redder. MARMOLA Cy. Description whe ~leasant Lizy to Tecan Té weur Gr x Tae pporotik Gave Relief AVOPTIK helped my T. Had eye trouble for years a and LAVOPTIK gave —Mrs. E. Cooper. BVOPTIK he! Ss eye pains and | tile : i ul t 1 f i ; a3 28 3 tH THT ais ; eyes |

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Fiabess POLICEMAN SHOOTS BOY ' Cord Tires str Sleep WHO REFUSES TO HALT ae | ‘sheng i'work again. - ; Cn” dee ‘amd copper fittings. His com- | vi ‘strip an old locomotive of its brass VENT with purchase : : : | ; of Chevrolet owner jaa BI 3 | ae Panions,*who say they are Joe combination. a taste TSE, Ariawoiecki, 19, of 1427 North Ninth. street, and Frank Chrosto- | Chevrolet Owners | | 'wski, 19, of 1458 Madison street. Special Combination “ | were arrested near the locomotive. DOLL-UP HUB SET gg. They have not made a statement | - ‘Several metal saws were found be- CRYSTAL BALL END le \Side the engine. LOCKING CAP # | Young Magnaski was shot by FAN BELT 4 | Patrolman Herman Sehr. one of REAR-VIEW MIRROR 4 y | the officers who had rushed with | Capt. Hannegan to the scene of the PAIR STEP PLATES | 3 PYEAD off that ticklein |alleged thievery. Sehr said he did Value for. ‘ nth-o-lic a daily habit. | said he fired twice in the air and ¥ $6.00 : i” TA your throat. Keepthe | not realize Magnaski was so young, $4. i ] passages clear. Make _ the boy being large for his age. He | - ie , ; ° Sie , » . ‘charm on that slight ca- +shot once at him. “tarrhal condition that most : Physicians at the city - hospital iN C Company, Inc. men. uaa. ’ en WAFERS | near St. Louis avenue. Anti-Rattlers 2 ‘‘ Brake Rod | = KOELN DENIES CONNECTION —_— ae ; teering Rod, - Anti-Rattlers sede due ~ 20c 1, 3 pea Brake vee - , of Firm Suing Him on Debt Handle a for Campaign. collect £376 allege d to be due for with the recall, which has been i Adleriba, is the only medicine | To on the stomach. I never had | dropped ig He wrote w took, and I ot take $25 oe eines ‘ q would not $ son or excuse in naming me de- pme.'—H. L. Hicks | ee ‘ ‘ - ‘you know that I have never had gives the system a REAL | and brin ) Digho> d gs out old Poe | ly or indirectly concerning the 9, &, Cushi ns ¢ - Unlike most m s, : edge Oo e most medicine {of you that you immediately with- public | by sending a copy or such apology to each newspaper in St. Louis Move-daily, Adlerika brings | a —e asec sagas that 2 * BAAtt one) poison which | ave been made defendant in the thought was in your sys- ey referred to. ‘You have without reason M which caused sour, gassy | brought : x al d : fh, nervousness, sleep isaneen, Y £& my name into 4 movement me. No matter what vou have. et your stomach and bowels, | ka will surprise veu. At lead- 4 pmecists. In St. Louis at BWilson Drug Stores, Johnson erg Co, makes for driving takes away that full, | this suit and comfort ” j M feeling so that you can eat.| f and sleep better. Even if) |do, and further sued me on an ac- count that I have had nothing to ido with. I will proceed. against ‘you at law’ seeking appropriate 'remedy for the wrong you have \done me and the reflection upon | — baa name and credit in suing me | i Spark Plugs __ ADVERTISEMENT an all Pa od inde bte -dness.”’ % Reg. Special ae tore Net 37 af E PAINS GONE Bis FiRMs SAVE ON FUEL aes Boxed. a | : iiitinw : it Tavoptik Gave Relief BY SCIENTIFIC. STOKING ped my eyes. ne, : » Had eye trouble for vears | smoke Atateeyemt, icague Reports "a: a6 4) Sb a a0 a> ab ab ab ab a8 ae Pein and LAVOPTIK gave Cost of Modern Equipment 7 mef.’’—Mrs, E. Cooper. | Saved in Few Months. PTIK helps eve pains and | Various concerns have saved : as surprisingly quick | money by taking steps to reduce and weak eyes fee! smoke of their boiler plants, the mc fresh. At all ane | Citizens’ Smoke Abatement League | has found. The league announced w= the following results: | FEF. W. Woolworth & Co., fuel cost cut 40 per cent and improved | furnace equipment thus was paid ‘for in less than four. months, * is the Door Hope submit to an o peration Pains or heavy and a from indi- | through $2200 equipment, with in- ering the ab- ereased business; Illinois Powder | Manufacturing Co., cut annual fue! i bill from $28,000 to $13,000) ‘through modernizing boiler plant 'for $35,006; tridge & Beach | | Manufacturing Co., spent $3700 for | |equipment and is saving $1500 a | year on fuel; Missouri Pacific Hos- | | pital, fuel bill cut from $500. to | $300 a month by installing $1200 | in equipment. Through intensified supervision of the firing of its locomotives the | |'Terminal Railroad has realized a tt stomach trouble—they they can prevent of the stomach. and Sot WePendable. Trial » o6 ns _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH [Menth-o-lic works like a called upon Magnaski to halt, then IVERSAL stint é } of us are annoyed with. | said the bullet entered the bovy’s | —— ¥ : 4 J. Frank Shellenberger back and emerged from the abdo- | PHILADELPHIA The anonymous information |: 'came by telephone 15 minutes be- | TH: 0: LI fore the shooting and was: ‘‘Some ' kids are rifling a W abash box Car | WITH MILLER RECALL DRIVE | Anti-Shimmy, | rds " immy 29c Tt Penta Demands Public Apology Collector Koeln, who vesterday | was made one of the defendants, in a suit by R. L. Polk & Co. to | obtaining signatures to the peti- ' itions for the recall of Mayor Mik | ller. has demanded a public apoligy | e icine for this action from ‘he Polk company. He denies connection | y me l ine J es ] i relief from an di c 4s you have no authorit VY, rea- ie ] f Adlerika : ; relief one bott e 0 fendant in this case. and further iany conversations with you direct- | ay v ‘aus . have caused trouble for | | Miller recall petitions, I demand | ) Made of soft high- he 1 r — . é € ' . are langu d or indolent—who haven t | “ona, honest treatment. First: Bat simpler the \ igor or energy or the endurance | foods, ——— digestive system a chance to im- ae BCS gene ils | prove. Second: Stimulate better needed to do their work properly we | Cigestion and bowel regularity by sav— taking Chamberlain's Rese sey 1 ue , , | for a week. They arouse healthy [ry MeCoy’s Cod Liver Oil Com- | digestion. ‘get results quickly. . “4 +e 2 ae sf | 50Oc or 25c pocket sizes at your pound Pable ts for 30 days—then if | Setiaes Wee dean eeeeies Gee you don’t say they are the best | Chamberiain Med. O.. & builder of health and strength ei Ave., Des Moines. ever used, get your money back. 60 tablets—60 cents at Wolff-Wil- son Drug Stores or any druggist in ed | J Ve Americ a—b: it demand McCoy ’s—the | TABLETS fielp You. original and genuine. | ast aacaivaly it Can improve your appear- | | ADVERTISEMENT PAIN most severe pains of rheumatism, head- ol | ————— vanish when you take onsor two Anions | EVERY WOMAN WANTS Tablets, Also a ready relief for colds, | = fevers, oe ' ; peed LOVELY HAIR Ko all ee a pocket , on every tabiet | |—and beauty experts, all over the | country, are besieged by requests for A -K m la | the right method of washing =. +1 _very safe shampoo (one which two trem : it ‘generations of beauty- loving women | have found most effectivey is the ADVERTISEMENT | |simple, easily used canthrox, nn | It brings out all the natural charm ‘of beautiful locks and wonderfully Backache? | improves their luster, making your | hair seem heavier than it really is, 7 | | You can get a package at any good. Then Tr y This | i store, and it is economical ahd aoe’ old- aoe a aie For most | Casy to use. Just dissolve a tea- Hysicians now that backache is usually only a rheumatic condition. Or their coughs | spoonful rote tg of Sat water, rhe So 20 years ago, Dr. Fox, knowing | | | soft, smooth, abundant lather will go of no really effective remedy. com- | pounded a special prescription for | pes ee all over your head. It thoroughiy those of hi® patients suffering rheu- tis H cleanses the hair of dirt and excess ae ma ~~ “ D oategy ight surprising | oil; leav es the scalp stimulated to plief. You ge © same dentical | prescription! today in De Fox's — } sooth ing and _ action. The regular use of canthrox matiom | Tpblete. ; (Remember the || | insures a fluffy mass of colorful, ami a wx (H or >) at your i | own druggist’s. or he can get them effective | healthy hair. for you. Fix Medicine Co.. 1653 St. Clair Av., (Cleveland. For sale by W olff-Wilson, Walgreen and Johnson Bros. Drug Stores. | | LEC ce | During 1926 the Post-Dispatch | A Se aw gs list of persons SEEK ae. bag oni. late ste, ING WORK is printed in the POST- pr wer oe ane oe -|DISPATCH SITUATION WANT For BARGAIN OFFERS in RE | Fer ent Ade—-46,671 mere than the) ces. Many give thelr TELE- n “| THREE other St. Louls newspapers | PHONE NUMBERS and can Stn MADE MACHINERY, see POST- | DISPATCH WANTS. combined, enlled IMMEDIATELY. URING this special sale you can get a full-sized, 10-cent pack- age of American Beauty Shel-Ron1 for 1 cent, when you purchase two other packages of American Beauty Macaroni Products. You'll like this delicious, new macaroni food in sHell form. Cooks light, tender and fla- vory. A fine dish for meatless days. You'll like the other American Beauty Macaroni Products, too. 1 Pkg. American Beauty SHEL-RONI Serve with cheese, tomatoes, sauces and fish. You can prepare delight- fully different dishes every meal. There are hundreds of tempting ways to serve these flavory foods. Made from choice Amber Durum : wheat, American Beauty Macaroni This Is the Seal Products are rich in food value. of Quality Be pe scr oe prod ger That Appears on e This sale positively ends Saturday, | American: Beauty April 2. Macaroni Spaghetti ] Shel-Roni c Elbo-Roni Vermicelli 1 Pkg. American Beauty Macaroni or Spaghetti 10c Egg Noodles 1 Pkg. American Beauty 3 fhe tiene for only....21c Egg Noodles ... 10c On: tae ae Save It! Tender ~Creamy~ Delicious Ch tea nr ae. mee 7 ee aad PNA xno Mh op pete epee ome RE REIGN pte ean» ete te Ae getter: a an ae eee a» hgh open Hepibdy see uapatt dhibiiorie’ oes oe Meee 2 eae ‘ ‘ ere agree a ‘ ¥ Pa) . ed ERA ee cd va bl sider 5 — oan) ons he te gn + ee eee

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Pe 4 ss bo Se ’ iz 4 ‘i = SS & ms oe Be ¥ ; a 4, ». : 2 § eee * ae 28» % =e . =~ ad Ss r€ = - ~ ~ . = - arrangements can be made with " EB 2 i | ? S ori Th é ~ P - J ‘ } —— mar mee ey arc, Sui- satility is shown by the fact that Weshington officials. This was an- naey pelvis an i i i b I De Crowell,'.. peirvis anc; he also invented a@ nove! brick ma- mot ‘on ? he an ry" re . P : : g nounced ’ He A ad in} S.;chine which gives each brick a dif- —— = T\e ww be . ed YIP . > S ’ Pi 7 n + . io wat ba ae. vu : 7 S146 . r _ ~~ = - “ j 2 . \ “ —_ ° Edith 3: hy 4 a ido © 19°12 | ferent face. He is using the product eats +h ; rw Siciz , 7 7 - nom Lne pay 8s 4 an Ard. a i} ries of this mac hine tn the canst ruction * « _ ") = ti a “6, nia 5 ~ ‘2 rete } s 4 as saws ‘ - * | s7¢ 3 vt oy : go has been visiting ‘ meer , aes 2 South i ©®-' of his resort. T. « °°, — = - ‘ . . ~_ 7? Dr. Houck is anxious that all 4. were cut mystery in connection with Patrolman Louis rade 51. of death of his wife shall be cleared -0;; (Cp: Srilliante enna suf _ ADVERTISEMENT. ‘+ eva be Tar ? ] ” oica } . , " 3 Raga seats wag i up as quickly as possibile,” said Dr. | fered a fracture of the sku! n¢ Crowell. “The local authorities inz, injuries hen he have wired to Washington expresS- .nocked down at Shanice road and Nervousness. ‘Eye Trouble. Throbd- ing his willingness to return, anc the Univ ersitv tracks at il] “Os , — as ee lige se . : rea . Sieeptlesaress, r have asked that an officer be sent esterday by > itomobi : have asked that an o r m. yesterday OF an Bute vo Trenble and Bad Hearing. salen there, or for instructions to driven by Edw in Kampeimann, 2 Relieved by Colorless | Liniment. at once in custody of i r of 72067 avenue. t AIT tp Mrs. Rose McMahan, 4446 ‘Westatins: e : perry by witnesses | piace Si. Lowi ‘ imitate as . - injured three =$ Sort -*nHD es « “Dr. Houck is in poor — and I wish to have unnecessary mental > ' Dr. Houck came here recently Mrs. Ida Dode! th his mother, Dr. Mary Houck,/of 6738A Garner avenue wi Wis throw "0 feet and run over practice of ordinary virtues. a O Through the years the Standard Oil Company (Indiana) has held a single purpose—the kind of The purpose of the Standard Oil Company (Indiana) to serve the people of the Middle West Standard O11 Com- “Success,” says Mr. Adolph S. Ochs, the man- aging owner of the New York Times, “is simply won by the practice of the ordinary virtues.” Whatever success the Standard Oil Company (Indiana) may have achieved has been won by the purpose that inevitably inspires the loyalty and enthusiasm of all who share it. has demanded the best that the St pany (Indiana) has had to give. It has demanded the doing of every task, large and small, conscientiously. It has required the constant everyday practice of such “ordinary vir- tues” as honesty, sincerity, loyalty The loyalty which has inspired thousands of men and women in the Standard Oil Company (Indiana) to work together, day in and day out, through the years, with singleness of purpose and a common enthusiasm has often excited the comment and praise of the public. The “ordinary virtue’ of loyalty seems extraor- dinary in the case of the Standard Oil Company (Indiana) only because for so many years it has motivated so many people. In the history of the Standard Oil Company (Indiana) many thousands of people have been a part of the organization. A younger generation fills in the gaps that time inevitably leaves, and as om business grows the size of the Standard Oil Company (Indiana) family gTOWS too. The number of employes has increased until today more than 29,000 men and women are re- quired to carry on the work of the Company. The number of stockholders has increased until today more than 50,000 men and women are owners of the Standard Oil Company (Indiana). This great mass of people—changing from time to time in persunnel—constantly increasing in number—has been united and inspired by an un- faltering loyalty. The men and women who have become a part of the Standard Oil Company (Indiana) have caught its spirit of service. Their united loyalty has been a natural result. The Standard Oil Company (Indiana) has striven —industriously—honestly—sincerely—to serve the people of the Middle West. The success of the Standard Oil Company (Indi- ana) can only be measured by its service, and that success has been sumply won, in the words of Mr. Ochs, “‘by the practice of ordinary virtues.” Standard Oil Company (Indiana) General Office: Standard Oil Building 910 So. Michigan Avenue, Chicago der and scalp wounds and her son | : SABE eR :ent. which he call u lla, i held as soon as a chemical analy- Accidents. = ah wtolt th . : : stn wr 7 cis of various tissues of the body reality a violin, the front of whic q is made from the shell of a turtle. | mote sie Ul ges on ae amg - Swe THURSDAY oT MARCH 34, 1927_W ; ; | pital, a Government institution. | suffered a fracture of the skull. 2 Se ee ee ee ‘This was the last heard of her’! Her 7Tryear-old daughter, chcsaret- tf until her body was found yester- | suffered a fracture of the left shoul- ‘day. Houck was found wandering on the streets of Hornell, N. Y., in| aioe = 2% Wea cH and his underwear two days after the | bruised... The driver of the ma- ; : ichine said he was Albert Podasky | { m an | wi ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Acidop hilus! Nature’s dru: le to lastingly end intestinal p¢ Forms no habits. Safe. harmiess. pensive to take—in tasteless ae l doctors prescribe to pe ural means—the basic cause of au mF ator th fs acum —— Suite condition, bad complexion, loss of ‘ee Results guaranteed. yeast, bran, etc.. which temporarily mts. sons Of natural, i ih lal of Aadophilus acts to permanently prevent usuall; , on ina their formation. It | Muk.) the warm ¢ is) Natures cdrug- these organ " fess, harmiess, nor- thrive. ight and check Bed Daveapert « . habit creating by ty Nee + om Sf oa inte full-size bed wae with comfertable , git, Ox coil springs. Loose taupe velour, sim aS 5» cushions are spring- r to style shown. a < filled. $12 2, 14.975 75 easy Three-Pc. Jacquard Velour Bed-Davenport Suite, $189.75 =' Macky Furniture Co. 1 A : 1S pita penect human ills. me “ Moryer’s Tat Nature stocked four short weeks ¢ your intestines in 9°8¢-) If you den’s lok childhood with Ac- bdetter—if you haven't idophilus—to keep ambition and energy, your digestive tract ee healthy. active and min safe.and your blood , Look and BE tt! pure. Modern liv- ing. however. has reduced yotr Aadoph:lus supply. Putrefactive germs—the creators ol poison and gas in waste matter— have be- come the rulers. Conquer them by restoring vour Acidophilus forces to normal. Don't let itis of intestinal porsoning drag you down. Now in Tasteless Tablets—Morver’s Now a pieasant, new, convenient, inex- orders. wit at. st pensive form of Acidophilus 3 ready . tablets, a, Five email. fasieless “Moyers Tablets.” They itreatment, $5. Liters can be swallowed with or without water— | | Mover’s ‘Acid-O-Phil ew may be dissolved nm water, milk, etc. | 3211 N.AshlandE Sold by WALGREEN’S, WOLFF-¥ FAMOUS-BARR DRUG DEPT, — eT Mm R@btinhtieaiw a 8 i in Tes: 12 yen coldal without ice— Visit Our New Downtown Display Room, 917 Locust Yet Frigidaire makes plenty of ice for table use tion, stomach gas, indigestion, “colda™ scat prea gy sow gore lubricants, medicines. + In each “~Moyer’s : rane” help to expei cohentinal poisons and gas. are ge to ion The "i ~ method for ending e Thi : the cause of most Test—at , k E sure the electric refrigerator Motors purchasing power, and 2 you buy is a genuine Frigid- public preference that has placed aire. It makes you completely and more Frigidaires in use than all —-- permanently independent of outside otherelectricrefrigeratorscombined. . 77. ice supply. The direct frost-coil cool- ) ing gives you a food compartment Come in today 12° colder without ice—a dessert and ice-making compartment always be- low freezing. The sturdy Frigidaire metal cabinet is built exclusively for electric refrigeration—thoroughly and its low operating cost. See the insulated against heat—animportant beautiful Duco finished metal cabi- feature in reducing operating costs. nets. If you havea good refrigerator in your home, Iet us show you how Low first cost easily and cheaply you can have all che advantages of Frigidaire. Frigidaire prices are surprisingly low Whether or not you are ready to —offering values made possibleonly buy an electric refrigerator—come by quantity pfoduction, General in and see Frigidaire today. Let us demonstrate Frigidaire to you. Let us show you facts and fig- ures about Frigidaire’s performance THE DEL-HOME LIGHT CO. 3321 Olive St. (at the Lindell Cutoff) Downtown Display Room, 917 Locust St. Also on Display Famous-Barr Co.. : Schlueter & Becker. Kroemeke Refrigeration Basement Mezzanine Fifth and State St.. 2802 N. Grand Ave. East St. Louis -“‘Prigi PRODUCT of GENERAL GENTLEMEN: Please send me illustrated booklet on Frigidaire. j seacdadaadéd sieeeeeacad beaeeaaeade

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. — a ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH sais ne ‘THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 24. 1927. ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ‘ J R t a e he ; e . e : ie 1 intestinal pois; habits. Safe, harmless. Pleas, ' ie. ke—in tasteless tablets. A ¢ ors prescribe to permanently ¢ n the basic cause of auto-intox : ch gas, indigestion, “colds,” run - bad complexion, loss of “pep” and a, anteed. E is dicines, | In each ““Moyer’s Tablet” Py pporarily mtlisons of natural, Vigorous BO and gas, are “put to sleep.” (This = ce prevent usually present in a glass of he tion. 1t Milk.) In the warm damp of s drug- | these organisms “awaken,” ¢h 'ss, non- | thrive, fight and check intess., eating | by Nature's own safe drugless of mo, | Make This Test—at } Take “Moy tocked | four short w | dose.) If and fe 3 Not a laxzas fas | : 2 etoring | _ 1 t- - f J Don't let | and a 6, 2 ) al races. i : } i } * de a: : : [a] : : | we Phil Laboratemas j WOLFF-WILSOK An 3ARR DRUG DEPT. °° Hil ” ; ® There was about her something disturbingly familiar... After one imploring look, Carillon cowered in horror in a corner of that ill-fated cabin ... This was piracy! To escape from the commonplace, from dull routine— board the yacht “Rigel” with three young scientists and Lf : (Vi NY Carillon Boyd. Carillon—attractive, alluring—taken on Ae | oY Bn the voyage to keep a tragic inheritance from betray- ai \ \\ \ ing her and disgracing her family. / The yacht is pleasure-bound—but treachery and suspi- cion trail it. And when Carillon’s lover sights the yacht in mid-ocean—it is derelict. ae ee ee a a The amazing, breath-taking events in this master mys- tery yarn make each day’s installment an adventure for you! OE ET NET COMO et LO EIT BRET OT ee Pee ee ee ee Ma CS ‘O} —the Wonderful New Mystery Serial EERE 0 OO NL RTO Rte LISI I CREE A Aan ORNS Ae NER yee and continue it in the DAILY oR Wm. Bauer, | beeadedaaeé

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ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH al . . Fs } é ee se 5 7 oe — « = pila ; ; 0 sit : z in: ies er J oe ’ > ine 9 e > TT ists ning Sun with eo = president} races here this afternoon, He fin- | ‘the Kentucky chapter of the aSS0-/ nothing __ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH _ featuring Carlos Salzedo, | ciation. ea a a ee | Wales, Undaunted, Races Again. — | BY SHELTON GANG | BAIRROWBY, Lincoina® | 24.—Despite te ar The POST-DISPATCH Regularly prints MORE WANT ADS than ALL the other St. Louis newspapers COMBINED. When your child fails 7 t In , bk } Special to the Post-Dispatch : ok crag 4 — ma pe ¢ i ) a / 7. vy th t | HARRISBURG, I)., March 24.—/ 20%. wet, © aif inutes hd — OR for IESE wo leader, | nee erackhend. bie or little, will! At All Druddist’s » 7 THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 24, 192/.— , , : -ic idenby, the Prince of ~ . association ef Harp-; chase at Hol : BIRGER DECLARE whe. Hone a concert; Wales rode in two point-to-point | illl/ ished second fn one, and fourth in | rganization. Selections Wit i | be weston by Van Veachton Rogers. | the other. The Prince was limping | a dale Montani and William; and leaning heavily on his stick | W-annaren on Irish harps, and @M-| when he appeared for the races, | ‘semble numbers by a grouP from but laughingly declared this had - ning to do with Tuesday's fall. | | wiand, March ’ Englan = A ae Hey in being T he army steeple- experience of —|He and Connie Ritter Reit-|#2rex2_2uring erate Old Story in Inter-- = == ADVERTISEMEN — ; ; - Try This Simple Metho of patie a ee | TT For Blackheads are troubled with these blemishes, a Charlie Birger, tne gang vecolved away entirely fa oisSS@Q. e ae ha e- “You Can’t Tell q and Connie Ritter, his lieutenant, | Difterence—” — elements ros oF were closeted here for three hours | a . yesterday afternoon with Caer | | An old, old story—That’s the argur ' sa ; ; aici , Stack and five other State High- | tator of the real thing offers you. ’ = both in food content and in methods of way policemen, in conference on a oe preparation, it has always been the stand- the murder of Lory L. Price, State, Me Why not put one over on these imitators? : : i AL FOR FRIDAY ard of excellence. A fine dairy product, read patrolman, whose bullet-rid- . / eS Malt, as you know, gives its millions of users. ces ND SATURDAY» led body was found near Dubois isfying results. Now purchase @ can of oom ; Fillet, pound. 28e¢ always fresh, always pasteurized. It is 5 y | : made by the Phenix Cheese Corpora- po ae. 2. : other brand of malt. Use it. Ah! Stack and his men came into . tion, for generations famous for its fine the conference by accident. Pass- cheese. ing through Harrisburg at noon in the course of their investigation Give “Philadelphia” . ee of the murder, they stopped here for lunch. 1. As a spread for bread, at meals, be- A clerk at their hotel- saw their tween meals and for the school lunch. names on the register and toid . At the lunch or supper on crackers them Ritter wanted to see them or stewed or baked fruit, as a change They telephoned to Ritter at Bir- from meat or eggs. ger's home and during the after- noon Ritter. Birger and Sceria! . In sandwiches with jam or jelly as a dessert. HAT a delight when the scales 7 show that a child has gained! That his weight is up to the standard for his age and height. How troubling when he has lost or stood still! ‘In the latter case one immediately looks to his diet. Is he getting enough food of the body-building kind? Are Vitamin A, essential for growth, and Caicium, the bone ” building element, pres- es | ent in sufficient quan- : tity in his food? Doctors realize more than ever the impor- tance of these factors for growing children. They have discovered in “Philadelphia’’ Cream Cheese, a valu- able source of Calcium and Vitamin A. And are giving it even to ean, children regu- cA world famous larly. nutrition authority says: Doctors and mothers give : : “Philadelphia’’ because, that superior Flavor? Naturally, Puritan Malt. Hes are two good reasons why: 1—Choicest grains ¢ Be No. 1 bariey; 2—Genuine Imported Bohemies Distributed by = “ wee aa - ” a 5 A) aly lay oO dt RO its “hit eon esc Thompson, Birger’s attorney, weni to the hotel. Stack afterward For sturd) — good ‘uss the interview. teeth, a chtid’s diet must — that Birger and Ritter : : ScSnsS | supply two elements | their charge that the Shelton gang, | & tae ES ee ‘enemies of the Birger faction, ab- . ~ ’ = ae ‘ducted Price and Mrs. Price from Oc Fi h 4 . y ble : ~—_— their home in Marion on Jan. 17, Fresh ean © is for our dad ° , = | jand killed the policeman. Mrs OWEVER far youlivefromthe containers and fast-erpressed to wee | Price is still missing. sea, you can now have salt your dealer. Always fresh, never p wo it ° > st lt 7; iw Since the arrest of Jack Crews.a oro Gch that are fresh. Forty frozen. No waste, no bother, and gives eee ry Birger gangster, in Akron, O. On wPathomFisharecleanedatthepier the price is very moderate. Order F March 12, on a murder warrant in| _ready for the pan. Then the de- some Forty Fathom Fish today. the Price case, it has become jjcious fish steaks are wrapped in —Bay State Fishing Co., 30 Fish known that police are conducting | garchment, packed in new iced Pier, Boston, Mass. r the inquiry on the theory that me Wee Ta? a BEWARE OF IMITATIONS! a | Paar ese . mR > We P! gine ad eige i - or > ; ES x 2 n a : es c * 4 y “Steadily increasing weight, firm fiesh, good bones (‘none of the bowed legs or ribs that characterize rickets) are the marks of a healthy child Price was killed by the Birger because he “talked tft “For the promotion of growth, good cang bones, strong teeth, the child’s diet must ey ample Vitamin A and Calcium. ‘Philadelphia’ Cream Cheese is an ex- much. As has been told, Price was a lose friend of the gang and a fre- If it isn’t there, it isn’t 4) Fathom. too Look for our trademark on every wrapper : SEND your WANT AD to the POST- DISPATCH and GEf RESULTS— 3-time Ads ALMOST CERTAIN. cellent source of both elements.” quent visitor to “Shady Rest,” ‘abin stronghold which was Ombed and burned on Jan. 9. Be- fore his abduction, Price had indi- | ited that he was in fear of Shelton gang and it was only afte Stack and his men began their in- me " +} i é ~ Le ~4 we ‘ . . 3 RP ee a Be E ' y Re F ' i — ~ a = . ; 2 ‘ * , é eo ‘ | S oe — 23 ‘ : o~ ~ - “ ieee, i; } - =~ Te - ~ . - : ee yo i “ Lif a X “ AA Y 444° ‘ — —_ ~ iar , . ~9 : - ‘ . Linzgton i i? 7 ‘ ’ | - — o Aa _ « . - ae 7 Be xs ee pr ts ‘ i pS ; ; * ‘co r, -, > ’ i4OULS, Q CLO! le ° yr, . _— | > " 2 > Aberties 1 nion, 1epe , ontinent today upon th , : c , ; a | ‘ ° > . » * ‘ Xu Wille J+1iice mii‘ Di i _ ~~ land surpose ODDY ry, soothes tired health and ». : ,teryle —1%-* THI MY Se | > Aw ASWSAS i ‘ : eo, . \ i States on behalt ers in Europe. SSS SS +h °c? he Saha "or fs . Irougn Lie 4 Lervention et > : , , - - British Laborites and then only on ee = er - ameernemen an ~_ ndition that he abstain from po- tical activities. He was ‘owed to visit Ireland. “No American has any ground ‘or complaint the face of the ecord of the United States Govern Think of the satisfaction of having a car ready to go when and where you please. Oe ta ett ie stip ment towards aliens lectionable views,”’ dec vin. “The two weeks’ }: had at the state of liberty ’ oe * — ° . . ind certainly is worth the price of L.dmission.’ SIX INJURED IN RAIL CRASH Pennsylvania Passencer Train Hits ~ Sinaiiiiy an, Sine teens Or a run out to see Mrs. R—in ik Renwinted ene | ; My 9 LEWISTOWN “s March 2s._| [Hl her new home—perhaps get her A’ passenger train from Philadei- | to 20 with you on your shopping Phia to Pittsburg. on the P nny l- tour! vania railroad. narrowly escaped | . 2 ‘rom plunging head-on in the Jy- mass Gubeten hent-on in the Ju, And a good used car 1S so easy : to acquire NOW—if you feel Think of the pleasure—antict- pating “a trip through the park” en route— 150 w fer’s 2630 oe. ae ae) ECIAL tau i eeninentadl . wy ete Se PT I i oO AIRE RINT WO GE A ALENT SSE OS ALLE LLC LE GE SOLIDE LOL LE LEE ILE OL LLL: AE aC nc A it < LOE ERIE AGILE: ANIL I Me MRS ‘img engine. It was knocked back- ward about 100 feet and hung over the river embankment The col. | lision derailed the passenger loco- iif motive and it also hung over the :; O embankment. IN CONVENTION there is a spur with a dead end on BINED! HARPISTS | ba LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Harpists from all parts of the country are) ‘here for the annual convention ef' t

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ‘RSDAY EVENING, MARCH 24 1997, ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH PAGE 31 Wooded Gorge to Be Federal Park. id | THUR Special to the Post-Dispatch. pong Binet settlers in Sead per- | Magnificent Church Now Museum. verted into a museum because the ALBANY, Ala -—Th S believing no one would ever | Special Cable to the Post-1 ne present con ’ is unable to —_— e Fede | Chic aq Jispatch and - presen’ congregation is ral want the land in the gorge, aren | — Daily News. Copyricht. 19 support it—or even to clean the | Land Office. aes ! in . search of old rec- | two lines on his map, marking the) ‘é MOSCOW, March 24.—st. henaai |mildewed paintings and mosaics. » Tecently discovered itself the | bluffs, “perpendicular bluffs 300 , athedral at Leningrad. whose gold | The dome is tarnished and the a 7 re Or Bene te eng) ’ “Ott Nish. Now tis Mate | dome dominates the city and re-/|is leaky.. The bronze doors and | mountains of Northe | Legislature of Alabama intends to | quired-40 years for construction at/ two tons of lead from the crypts | beautiful wooded rani ~agemag a/ purchase the gorge for a park, in| a cost Of $11,500,000 has been con- were stolen recently € m eS : +4 « e ° ~ Ss ue - HM Lai}. (long and a quarter to ha! if accordance with a Federal law al a mile’ lowing transfer of such lands to th _wide. A surveyor who mapped the cen THe PRESIDENCY | 5 a ell calles » ‘ Former Postmaster-General mn ae Sy Vt. SAR Ap tern amy es ue . ~ Won - thee nds CO ALP ALE SE IE DY “ NOI Samy Ron eiagepliine Heater. Mey ites. ~ ny whaggh- > 7 a ie te het ng aes athe « % ¥ eis ~ . ‘ ‘ - q | | ae Cease y co! Definitely Turns F rom 6th & Franklin .__FRIDAY SPE A cAdoo the | on TE |W. S Males & ae) SHRIMP | 15 ed.--P \ | New York Executive S ‘ be: o gihroge: we: P vg m Ps He id \y | a an on Special to the Post-Dispatch. | iting oe beng oy erie AUSTIN. Tex.. March 24.—Al-' Lge. White inledias aa pais ep hnnge se GP agp ot > y OOM : . pr os ‘s ~20c | ‘ticipate. A THE JADE R g pis order: — bert Sidney Burleson, former Post- | Ocean Herring . HERRING : 0 | | | 19 WHERE # ease — ayers 2A we Ne RE DAE eR RIS OR Gi oP TM TARE A gS OR Ha ee ene pede henge. Stee eigen. 0 silk ’ ‘ she — ev ee ee ee ere - ee earcdpentBhrs «+ . : » meer : RUSSELL BL. «tinding March 30 . he 2 t 4 P | ‘ : 7 | ro Donclens ess is t eo | _master-General, has definitely 2 f = . *19c | ——ef the Cone” vival. ag er. + j ‘ BSR | Sliced Halibut Pe Norse Crown; #mall fat; 8%- eas : | ghat ‘Bridse or Mah . we pet son. | {turned from his fellow Cabinet | oz, can; a real 25c can value. wit h danciné: $ member, William G. McAdoo, and | ee Se aait mu 8: | = ; \ with Te SnOnEss "| | declared today that Gov. Al Smith | snes SALMON on ..-- | Nawal A ire ie \}|of New York is the most avail- | New Year, red Alasha; No. 25 : or Tie Cuicice: Street iSob Lu GAL. FOR ERIDAY | . IN? ore: ¥ _— |able man in the Democratic party | Sliced Boneless — size tall can; 35¢ can value ow value. a ) _ ANE fl 28 | ee — ‘for the presidential nomination in | Catfish SALMON ONCRETE streets are safest—wet - ya Fillet poun ere c i a 1928. “Smith, if nominated, will | y | SS . , : Happy Vale, pink: No. 1 size or dry. They arerigid and endur- |carry eyery State of the Solid | 7 dell aim: a wel. te “Galeo. | ing under the heaviest trafic. Econom- png saat Mer . even a Ate DO rly ee RR coe osthnmn th Fee eT ae . > nye men awe vee a fe . ~ we ” . Se ee ee . ” TDS A ae oh ar’ re |South,” Burleson said. | a McAdoo will not be a factor in | i the 1928 national convention, “1 Put >| OYSTERS at., 50 ical to build and requiring little : | i | the opinion of the former Postmas- | FRESH EGGS Up in 7 - U ! maintenance, the concrete pavement | oo ,ter-General, who recently became | —— | gives uninterrupted service. B why: Sin enkocet grains a * a @ multimilNonaire through oil dis- | POTATOES, 10 urs. 25 F Se ceeteall Mot = . = | coveries in West Texas. a Hambur er. lb 10: When ou pave, pave with portland . Large NO. 2%) gH Raden avec — ton offices alike. . ‘at his h here. “The South, : Jor | = ‘which has ever championed the |i “'sconsin Cheese. . . Sharp Cream Cheese. .25 _ PORTLAND CEMENT ASSOCIATION 36 4 alert grocers who ae. together, ‘cause of the Democratic party, | (ij Brick Cheese Roquefort Cheese ... .60 Trust _ should have no place for bigotry,” | iz thus getting the choicest of quality ‘Burleson concluded, in taking rec- | “iii gees , Th | __ at much lower prices. These savings they teatuacaes 3 ( ‘€) N CC RE I E ; 4 give you. Seek the A. oa sign. There’ 8 one | Although T. W. Gregory, Attor- | So meg ; = nT G l de Wil . ' results eee Try at! : E. nearby. io sshamamedarg ye abel iol \ \ 4 oe O af Pp é YmMma nen Ce ‘State party leaders have withheld | ‘formal announcements, a tentative | Coffee, our own fam-| Pancake Flour, 1 2c Sigsiuines ai-& concen aoe © ed a conferenc sblend, roasted and| Mamma’s, per pkg. the EAT COMPANY | Dallas recently whereby Smith | ae a , | would receive the backing of Tex- ked in St. Louis, 4 B@|Buckwheat Flour, Jack f=.” =~" TGIXTH AND MORGAN [tKe. seace : arty Chiefs of late also have ap- Ib. ae . ° Frost Brand, j 3C¢ parently reached a more definite , WHA Lawn, rass pkg - agreement in plans for Gov. Moody’s ai DO 2 3 Cc _- & ©. 6 @ 6 = \immediate political future. Pro- a ae Finest a posals that Moody become a candi- - = -— = SS SS Sh NT AD to the POST- nd GET RESULTS— = tl rey ee CULe!TS, lr” ‘date would carry a strong appeal if Isates, Scottish Chief| for all purposes, cleans f°") "7.2 BLACK BASS . 9 pe. paint or kitchen- 15¢c National Committeeman, however, | 12¢ Large J5e| ware, Per Pkg..... liens set one oneal | tag ape uN 7 Can. . Dried Peaches, extra fancy, i220 sana es ML OMONED WHITE ; SH as a Real Helper in t per Sittin tp santo Soon eat al : RILLO a Bi ese connec Sable Steak, Th 9f) | LareeFresh Th 7 torage Water Meater MOST CERTAIN. a “ per Ip. " L og Cabin _— 2S | date for the Senate brought favor- : ze ‘ : e Snax, ; a dainty,| Medium can .. Cy: as a prohibitionist ‘he’ might SLICED HALIBUT. . : ; om Cheese 20c Largecan.... 50¢ lgeaith, a wet. Others, Bowerer. be: FILLET H ADDO : , t, pKe. . U-SAN-O, the one ive |lieve a dry vice presidential candi- CK... eo. *. 8.4.2 : Thomas B. Love, former Nation- Salmon Steak, Dressed Buffalo . al Committeeman, State Senator ee ; wer Fr 1 : q f Quicker, Better A P * : . > . r : poney 3 5c yi patria - ade aka aa | Friday, Saturday Demonstration S ave Money on Of. A M I N G A oc W ater——an abundant supply. Ever-ready— S t= e Aluminum Utensils and Bienheim, per Ip. es _erything possible to bring about his HERSHEY’S we rg ae . 2 ‘ c re i. vee ae ' a — Secretary of the . Treasury whee HERSHEY’S (x°%. can.) T5e Nalue, for everyone—everywhere. Wash- Household nomination. Love was Assistant ' McAdoo was Secretary. McAdoo! twice has been favored by Texas HERSHEY'S COWRA Ail for | ing, shaving, bathing, cleaning— +-Lb. 15¢ Can ims 3 Times as Much as Small Package legatic > ¢} Lomination. homes delegations for the nomi ) \ "- | aciens whole- | want the best i { ao | | =m BAICOILIO FE | EG0S RIB OR LOIN SMOKED DDY ell - balanced | cooking. 1-lb. can, “a sf RICGL | % REPORTED MISSING BY WIFE, Strictly 24 PORK CHOPS. r HAMS Whele 95 : food drink, | (LRISCOA | ret B soothes tired nerves, aids’ digestion, | 2 5 Ps NI Qatereenee BODY FOUND IN ROOMING HOUSE fim: heb rand for every household need, you can have hot water without waiting. Just. turn the faucet and there's water so hot it does its work quick- ly and well. That is economy, A Storage Water Heater will bring all this convenience to you at a cost agreeably low when the many benefits are considered To home owniets we offer the Auto matic Storage Gas WaterHeater on a 30 day free trial. Use ic. Test it. See what aconvenience it is. If you want tokeep it you can pay foritin month- . ly payments made with your gas bill. She LACLEDE GasLight Company o OLIVE AT ELEVENTH 3524 N. GRAND + 3189 S. GRAND 2744 CHEROKEB ALL PHONES~« - « CENTRAL 3800 Pound health and strength. Children love it. Ib 28 a Ib 48 “. ~ ee ngs ) An autopsy wil be held io de-' : Cc ft . ts ge we / - i terr ine the cause of the death of ’ 9 3 Lbs., 75c NE n a James H. Harris, 32 years old, of 4942 Banchroft avenue, an insur- missing from ance man, reported 2 NN his home by his wife, Muriel, yes |terday and later found dead in a room he had rented in the mcrning | at 4024 South Broadway. Several | AMERICAN BEAUTY PRODUCTS vuttles In the room were taken bs olice for examination. l Pit h e y _ Harris, after renting the r a - Ss el-Roni ost ad a oS & «6 lc police were told, remained in , ~ pa gh - rcoin most of the day. At 4p. ™.. % Ctr * O ‘a reomer .in the house, George. 3 ; e oa eee a Cc Bb uglas, went into the room ind : . Maca - war told by Harris to leave, is he, roni ee ee ee ee ee oe ee ee ] Oc “wanted to rest.” | ec nereaniennneiemamies An hour later he was found un-} | : 3 eunscious in bed and taken to city) | er ~- § | hospital, where doctors pro- e e® es : : : agree ae d i: es oe" ae a cafenaciials te Fresh Fish at All Kroger Meat Shops umite pockets led to his identification by: : : _ is wi | Each Wednesday and Friday During Lent his wife. JURY FREES INDICTED MEN NORDIC BRAND Get One of These Handy mr | Sree | . 4 , Two East St. Louis Brothers Were | Clothes Line Reels— ef, ) | Accused of Embezzlement. . , ees A jury in St. Clair County Circuit | with 5 Staufer Wrappers and 35c cash, or tor PS | A Court yesterday returned a verdict | , wc| font § ‘finding Horace and Richard Egg- | 150 wrappers. Mail cash and wrappers to Stau- Wiig Wee man of East St. Louis not guilty of ; fer’s 2630 University Street, St. Louis, Mo. | iceiiia “aa abezzlement. A similar charge CA ISH Per Pound nie ac Fea mo as: erainst Tancred Eggman was dis- | | SKINNED if missed. _ 5 Staufer premaing Tablets, 20c i} The charge against the Eggmans, | F WHITING Ny ‘who are East St. Louis real estate | STEAKS ‘ men. was that they retained $1250 | ty belonging to Mrs. Olive Hull of | Per Abadaba d East St. Louis after she had in- | C Recker) wt structed that the amount be invest- | Lb... . IS DEPENDABLE money had been paid back in va- | a ‘rious sums and only approximately Uj C 100°e Pure Extract of Malt 9) $250 is due her | F ab | ‘ed. The defense was that the. 4 and — Try 1} Oc | Poplar Bluff Educator Ends Life. - : 4 together. ‘Ty a By the Associated Press 4 45 | Best by Test. Test by Taste : can—be convinced. | POPLAR BLUFF, “Mo., March FRESH OYSTERS, Dry Packe : Pint _ Cc ) oe *4.--Coroner Frank today an- Dispatch is the ONE . ~ > nounced no inquest would be hela Smoked White Fish, Lb.3fc Sliced Sable, Lb 29¢ i of | a _—, | . : in the case of Willlam N. Pace, a ee a _ —s _ ———, ing —— Blanton s '68 years old, who ended hig fife E K 5 co“ rry’ o - a , ‘yesterday by drinking poison. He | The Following at Every Kroger Store: tomobile advertise- ; (7 Car Churned fresh ‘had been an educator in this coun- s an ALL three other | , ai Angy toed e \ v5: ~j : ity for 47 years. Poor health was Genuine Holland Herring—6 for: ig 15¢ news rs COM- AIRS B given as the cause. Pace served | _— 0 ‘ ins pure rich one four-year term as Su'perin- | Our own importation—large, fiat ran cream. . 07, hs Schools of But) ] tendent of Schoois o utier Coun | 9-.Lb. Keg, 95c MO NUT, Ib., 25¢ , era Senaay raw veo cot. American Shore Mackerel,2 large fish, 25e By the Aseociat Press. m 3 ; Aug teers re. Bay sigg by - GORTON’S 5: Ready CODFISH CAKES ?:" 14¢ SEND your ecoa cee pts what wane ga ne liberalize the State's Sunday oh-! > Prices Good From March 24 to 26 servance laws was sustained Iast, bec Purest and Finest Caught a’ yenen CERTAIN for ANYTHING. _night by the South Carolina House ae ae ere ai A.G. Stores Carry a Full Line of Fruits, Vegetables and Meats ened aretha > — . -_ - — an dy —tincies — _ ~ — —— ~ cmromeons _—_— - ‘ —_— - — a NN TCA ALT TT RE AE RE eas. ieee: a ACIS OO OG LE ETN TERE EG ACERT EE AE | AT AGEN te Ie RES OS LOI L LALLA, LOL AS AL TOLL A LET TS stn dp ineeetmmeemesinemnemeesematieatenstentieieen tenements teeters teenie eee

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__ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH AT TARPON SPRINGS Boxing Promoter Sued for $50,000 li ile aie aie di die i aie die i i i i i the: Associated CHICAGO. “March 24. AMES MULLEN, Chicago —Gurns flied to 8d | State. The Thomas (Ok.) squad de- 7 Sewell fied to South- | aad boron! Bye A sca ae on State Gerken walled... L. Sewell | up : ; 36 to re 5 ie stay Med to right, scoring Ger- | . Class | Lutzke singled to center, seor- | fact . Sewell Aarrs single was badt. awarded! without extending themselves, Rri ia vv ik ie. . 2 : eugene Y Bricklayers a pe aan y kick the Caldwell (Kan.) basket shoot-/}; = tee 1. Bobby Jones seemed unab! when a Sparta halfback charged | « ers eliminated Elm Creek, Neb... 4 ra OF . ' thot for Frisch. Lutbke stopped | te ee the cup after astonishing é [ror ehind and kicked a ito 12. pecond. The third strike on’ Tess 4 ad the bes penalty area. on was called. TWO RUNS. | i President Phil Ball today was , accept a full-time position eith- op a omnes aa , Fa , es me . : ane under pe te h hat's the worst place in the world ; busy telefraphing his associates in er with a local cotten concern in ) = tes fete “Brickie.” | , team, as Jones had a pius two (tO KICK a rickie. e a f" RDINALS—Douthit took three/ the 5 for the cours The New York Boxing Commis- | e Ou { the ownership of oil lands in Texas. or with the Missiasi-vi : | th e ississippi Power handicap. Par Southworth flied to Sum-iand sion has modified the forward pass Smoke a JOHN RUSKIN Dispatches brought the news)? ana Light Co.. with which h a ee | f ae fe 3 setae : | : eo , nai eee be Frisch flied to Gerken. NOjin “Long Jim” Barnes, who says he|in boxing. Hereafter the issue of _ ay — notice how that a 3200-barrel gusher had just |) rather is prominently connected been brought in within a few miles '¢ at Jackson. stren i | is just beginning to play good golf, | Annip Oakleys will be limited to haps is “hot” for tournament. Hej5 per cent of the total. If this! = § it how mld and ae Jragrant it is. You'll ere 7 igs to Schmidt are, 39 to 12. — a score of ling the nice made matters difficult both batters and hurlers today, and also gave the outfielders many an anx- lous moment. Except where the sun shone it was almost overcoat weather in the grandste-.d. Oscar Melillo was again in. unif- | form, taking lUght practi: He said he felt no ill-effects from his first hard work a day before Critz, Holdout, but said he slightly wrenched a, Plans to Retire muscle in his leg. « i} From Baseball Frank O'Rourke is from a stiff neck. abot, Nl Win Ballou. the only Brownie pitcher of the squad expected to remain with the team who has not yet made an appearance ina training-camp game, is about ) ready for work, Coach Bill Kille- : fer reported today. First Baseman John and Pitchers George Blaeholder |? and Ellis Austin have finished up |‘ with the team for the current sea- | to be named. Blaeholder will |§ probably go to Tulsa, where he) had a fine season last year. f Ok. ) thefr Cmpires—Freem an pnt Emalie. 4 hia ee i a a | The all of The training camp they over-rate . Sl ee Se ee ee | Bobby Jones, left te ficials 9 a why they had not 7, shanghaied George vor ] } gelaxy of champions complete Absence boy of the i only gap in pions. *Sweetser, Orn ak sufferin Fv the Associated Prem GREENWOOD, Miss.. March 24. BECAUSE of inability to Preece a satisfactory salary agreement with owners of the Cincinnati Reds, Hugh Critz, second baseman and vot- ed the second most valuable player in the National League last season, is making plans to retire from baseball and enter the business world, he an- nounced here today. For the past several years Critz has engaged in the cotton business in Greenwood during the winter season and he may =. threw | act was TOO TRUE. Eddie Roush for instance. | huns training camps like fever districts. Yet he fai riv good job of work once | squeezed the last ounce of) bakery. Milton practically recovered | from his illmess of last year, seemed not to have suffered any | golfing impairment amateur best ball terday. He played brilli Bobby Cruickshank for scoré of the day, a 64, | ture match. Walter nd ithe Seek c+ Hawkins & ~~ eae oe a song at ee . . =. 5 raat bi eal » . ; . OPS Pe ae eae Pa Bie sete au , : P ide tos aE BS, , Pig es 9 pre ts , A Alans Ay A. 2 ri ieee ae Se ae a A ‘ ee: , paw +: ie ees ae Be M58 sacs = nays © a Pee Paha aad 9: + aie = ar ey “s ey : A : a he bs 7 2+ ieaatia ,. i ee | /* ane tine yh in the VELAND- _Spurgese singled . Summa sacrificed, O'Far- Sattemicy. Burns lined to] Was Wasi Jee Sewell singled te left, | to d Spurgeon, and took second’ thronx ‘s fumble. Douthit made! In -base muff of Gerken'’s fly.' wid well scoring. A wind of hur- | i : fw} i 4 urnamen _yr. as — c no + * %y"". ces .. e. : er club, so that he can order the foods Wood (C: - 2.0C oe To t. at Takeoff.” Ge oS See — * - Bs. Oo 9 Se eee oe m in forming a “big four,” Interstate Bo bby Jones Wi th uneasiness dur- ness The game: . eas nership is one of the oldest cot- FIRST INNING. ton brokerage businesses in the Japanese player, who recently created what is believed to 2 be 08 BROOKLYN Mississippi Delta. be a world’s record when he made two “holes in one” on the | Fears ago. many familiar faces will be miss- same round, while oe the Langara Course at Vancouver, | Jones’ Putting Uncertain. ing at the ringside. TOUGH LUCK. high fly in short center. Hendrick} was his third day out and his sec- | holes. The feat i is vouched for by several prominent Van- | Ataninal aid erican b walked. Herman doubled over Wil-! ond day of real practice. couver golfers. | - 1h OO = gal ‘have never faced a ticket window | Pr | hat he wuld no liams’ head, scoring Hendrick.| wy | = ngers to any affection of the | o ee ee Ot. Portege | ;and throws at high speed. If his ) Wabash Quintet “I didn’t thin tu be ill the last puff. me +s r. Gerken scoring. Douthit! te Herman. Barnes threw out ‘ bestth Stemie wa, : —. i f oe > or take it over the radio. =a "oa a M@ running eatch of Lutzke’s | M Richards. Sisler waited for a slow | : will have; the : | Try « few today— Se B mash THREE RUNS. to be some real major leaguers on | H. G. Wells rises to inquire if : Se ~~ ig — , Ns “Ther | . i I 9) out a book I right. scoring Sisler, but Williams olf. figured out what — ee: oe St Le ee Was caught im a runup, Hendricks on although he is still on diet. | oumiber Freight Rassamte To- ; itl th my drive, and now I tt failure, but the Republicans have i SS ee foe i. / | | He takes his meal t ¢ 1th ‘ the, gh ee ithe job Ke Ik ae wel in the remaining exhibi- | to Barnes to Partridge to Herman. s at a different | Bri trouble. Reged, race Fo eae | bes } restaurant from the rest of the!‘ low | “Prince of Wales Falls Off Horse = an Cevelep Sum a » "meen eae 8 ) © pair with Alex SROOED INNING... | prescribed for hi : _—- OF 'gcorer in the important tourna- BROOKLYN — Partridge was) : ni Le Revertheless, ments, arrived under a Panama The Prince’s persistercy tis nine it? > ~ Will Have Nine Inficide | e Tr b . . oe memrapnl BR: a her: this : ne gaines with the Yan-’' safe on Richards’ fumble. Corgan | ’ rs. arcoeh, _ Sacead : hat wit designs on the $4600." equaled only by his consistency. first of which will vont SECOND RACE—One and t that, we don’t think his high- | Avon Park, Saturday, are O’Nell flied to Rice. Barnes | Howley will find conditions ~ | ute championsnip of | i ; rey - - ’ Ome «£ nnu b : + r c ounds. Medi cre te } ? : } . walked. Shulte made a nice run | versed. In place of a scarcity ‘ot Sera ns anr pe La gaa ee Pe the oe ge e rc bri ocre — 1 eons coigiee =e in a that + @ Yankees too, will be oo BROWNS—Shulte doubled to | ™ent of riches, in the snape ot | tise Pan. pags ti en | “1038. 9 "we saiaiith a rh pera gage oc eo P men. “tne Conmuaae ee | “ , 4 ‘ *® : Pa nine inflelders, none of whom he was star, with counts | displeased wit : — | Give the boy an even break! to rtridge, who covered first. | wants to release, as follows 203 | ful as ¢ ‘ st. | , OWS: | 4s a 3 ould be desired. 4 Shuiee | ler. Sturdy. O’Reurt atthe Piss: race—Water Babe: 1 Run- | 605. followed +h ; - Browns Obtain Inflelder Adanw : Gerber hit to Corgan and Shulte a tu dy, oO R uUrke. M lillo —s ti “| a é Cont hose ae! oo aturday and Sunday, start- oe 9 gery oe’ . | Rock a ae a | BEST AN . BIGGE S$ T hit their best stride when Nevers. Hendrick rolled to Rich-|'"S With ‘rudimentary signals It oe 74 “> Pm. Baneey's! | ea irby.. Akron, O., 81. | : aeeenne | a. out : ase ' ' =}. ; ; ¢ i ‘ nie — — . mviiit = . oo a 7 ? of the Cardinale will ro Herman. XO RUNS. ititude of signs at — time. The, Racing Entries ; contint u till 8 p. m., when the nt morale than in ——— moms, S. C. wher « big, BROWNS—Richards club has worked out no trick plays! = . mciis ce dee : change ought to do ‘ae eee od. right-handed boy is Following is the five-man prize cH. and s If noe try | offset — td | Shiglitylts Can tine a 3 ae g lary, Pe RRL ride. nlite E 4" tony, thy -* fe ee, nla 4 } 3 ~ APY ah tt ty Petey Te ? Nevers, who cov aod first. Gaber hunagnaten-eneeaaaeenemamanedt : Hard-boiled ducat-chasers who pitch and singled to left. Sisler - ; CS een | fk }the team to keep Oscar off. In| mocracy is a failure. We | ad SRS — Will Be a Reai Test. , es tal 2901 in Railroad Cc ~a nN giv ‘ some bod ¥ L . If M ' i al i indian and Path her tren Os i -atched forced Partridge, Sisler to Gerber. Mullen should round to gee Golf nave waerened | mile is getting a square deal. How eforward to ag the big test. ning catch of Statz’s long fly. NO | doves | talent, he will have an embarrass- | mo c wu “Sor ggg ber gee $54 and $09. F. | approaches. pparently mee falls off every time he goes riding. J er sacrificed, Barrett | : ‘ ws ansiainaiie = 4 E be taking on opposition Sis- | x ORLEANS SCRATCHES. | of 205, 198 for a total of | pro-amateur , ; Fro iy ‘“s bad - beat the throw to the plate. O'Neil] | Der. Adams, Otis Miller. Mullen andj rece—Blah. Sleervhead. Red Legs. Van; “#464 inciuced alae” se 630 . fof nine games and four ' Litt Kid Carrol) Bob Laden came | ) | ura, Corgan to Partridge ONE RUN, | the surviving regulars would sure H. Harles was low with | Series. za Eo NE RUN. uld sure- “age Bi : the Yankees peund the! will . be mer sun is shining then the | % ards. Richards also threw will not be embarrassed bY a mu rill start at 10 a. m. and all says the Browns : flied toi Statz. Sisler flied to Statz. Wu- Hams singled to center forced Williams, Corgan ridge. NO RUNS. FOURTH INNING. to Part- BROOKLYN—Barrett was called | out on strikes. Gerber made a fast Play and tossed Partridge out at first. Corgan'’s high flv fell safe im short center. O'Neill rolled to Gerber and Richards dropped the throw and both runners were safe. | Roettger batted for Barnes and singled to center, Corgan scoring. Statz forced Roettger, Gerber to Richards. ONE RUN. BROW NS—Cantrell went in to pitch for Brooklyn. Miller flied | to Carey. Gerber lined to Corgan. | O’Nelll walked. Nevers walked. Rice drew the third pass. Richards. strikes. NO, was called out on RUNS. Can't Be Counted Ous. The one, are being ironed out. Gay the most serious kink in Dan Howley's hopes was removed. That | was his fear that all might not turn Out well with his {nfield. After receiving the news Spencer Adams of the Yankees had been beught for cash by Busi-| Mess Manager Friel and, iater in) the day, observing the practice | Werk of Oscar Melillo, Howley feund himself in an entirely differ-. ent situation. Adams, considered a high-class Gelder, is a replacement needsd Deadly. With Mullen and Melito. out, the Browns were tn such a bad way that there was no chance of ee wr wate of adequate subs. in case is Adams avaifl- ile showed that it is early to count him cut. Schulte | Browns’ troubles, one by | Yester. that! plays or practiced other team work | considered necessary during the big league season “We want to get our right, and to find out our jand weaknesses first’ Howley commented to begin the later.” Owner Jake Ruppert of the New | York Yanks called on Ball at the grounds, but was Gisappointed to The New York find him away. magnate'’s appearanc ‘e Was casual was merely and not ad ren gt h Manager “Time enough polishing process ' offici: Li. aS he | driv ne through. Tommy Brammell’s empty. The oniy ailment on club is a slight arm stiffness com- plained of by Pitcher Baliou, the only regular who has not been ;#ent to the hill for a workeut tn a game as vet. ig a -_ the ') i) Brownie Sidelights.. ll lie il aan ae a ae a es, i; Cullen Cain. ‘ions Nation. iblic de rent, tine i Breaiivs information tha? former Brownie, is from his sore ex- asset - sega of the [al League's pt i and here inspec /club, brought Hubert Pruett. entirely recovered (arm. The Phillies. eum pects Pruett to be a grea | sintiation * t. Lie SAYS, The Browns came within an of getting erect back, Via draft. Bill Friel was al! to draft him, Je , /and has not even net ected cut-off ‘€ + a. i i i i ee ey” the | $3 a | “I-22 DO tsigt 2° bt pt nt he Se EDs OF Ware pot ped bw > RBArTe 1-3-2 ~ir-)to € ARRAS petetot chic 745 PSL FRO pe i o-Year-old bav on the Liverpool of a mile, yards in three ] { Frame’s 7-year-ol4 whtch was of Mre. Chester cold Artist” Glow. is by Swynford-Seres- Petting was 8 to 1 ast Schiavoni, Polish Patriot Artist Glow. 7%. ine m1 t : : Manufacturers Baseball | eague is organizing the com-_ , | ine season and still has an opening .Or sSeVeral teams. This league its affiliated with the Municipal Base- ball Association and plays its | fames on Saturday afternoon in Fairground anda Forest Parts. — P a ;% President Ph: Kavanaugh its eager to close the league and teams wishing to be afer ated with the | body sheuld co MBmunicate with him : for -&t eomce at $21 Locust street. leaders itn the dou- | three | The old 18326 model - @ ae — ————— TT TT T———— ng to write home to the : arn pa, wot H. Kirkpatrick, Tate Sp: |“Sergeant Jack Adams Knocked | ‘rank Ford. Charleston. S. C.. & ' Out by Touchstone.” phon . mg ® Asi you like it. “Taxes 1200 Per Cent Higher.” And the taxis are.trying to catch | with them. bi a rs | f | ‘ §3 *41| PENNOCK MATTER NO Erg ank Walsh. Appleton. of-40— '+* * "o> -_ ~» - so— F 6. | thin ~rs not Joe ‘sy! fvester. i les rom Kennett , Said Per nnock Was €xpec be here Saturday for a con iference. 'Col. Jake Ruppert, Yankee owner, said last week that if the pite failed to come to terms this week | ; he would suspend hir and let | ; ; . ~~ - ‘ ‘missioner Landis settle the case. Square, | nmet ne te 7 jane Sw eet ser ad to Siaries Rowe, ’ her i?! Ia (“orm - a | Mi ami Fla... - #5 4aat to imitate Van Heusen: . ** Nice Co lee But they always the exclusive Van Heusen features are protected by basic patents! VAN HEUSEN ea Tee Tee the Worlds Smarfest? Collar \) qu L pi é 3 x’ en di “If the shoe fits™ easy-watking comfort is z that’s why it’s a good idea for wear W. L. Douglas shoes. Our salesmen are experienced in : feet. They know that comfortablg shoes mean a satisfied customer— is the thousands of that have satisfied ct = made W. L. Dougta nationally famous for half a1 America’s Best Known Shoes ~~ Men’s $5, $6 and $7 —Women’s $5 an Seurdy Shoes for Boys’ $3.50 and $ W. L. DOUGLAS SHOE € CE and Retailers — Factories at Beoet Stores in all principal cities of the U is W. L. DOUGLAS STORE IN ST. *620 OLIVE ST. (near 7th E. Se. Louis, Hl.,139 Collinsville Ave. Men’ Secs marked with @ & carrics complete line of WL. 0 OPEN SATURDAY EVEN bto — Be teiok od ane a , trunk, probably im F @lioy Ment i ee an ie ae sby Fans, He E Ruth m Cracks ; Two Homers Sraves; Tigers Schooled in i Adolfe Luque to See lati ein ana gt Tiocintad Press. i YORK. March 24.—The can York fans are concerned, can E his War club strangely silent “SR. pried off the lid with a “es chastised the Boston Pe Of the “Out homers, the third was « ‘Wo bases ag Babe hobbled || on 4 game left ies. eClearwater, Wilbert Robin-; Be another on the chin! Washington Senators, 6 ¥ Vance was presented | (of = fF VUMhors .¥ tor involving «@ ruiz ef Cinctgnati : ants wandered over to’ gag! ile to whip the team that that efty, S te 6G. Rog-- “y Bit only .332 for the | provided 46090 fam with a by striking oat” . ogee leaguer. Elmer Pur- * Mueller answered John t ® request for waivers om, ‘ting a homer with two. ee “ae ‘a@illiar clouts were, thet tis

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An ood idea for yous a e hen are experienced in fein know that comfofttable fittt ) a satisfied customer—ana sands of satisfied custome made W. L. Douglas sh famous ica’s Best Known Shoes for half a cen . ~a -y % ety 5, $6 and $7 —Women’s $5 and $6 dy Shoes for Boys’ $3.50 and $4 DOUGLAS SHOE CO. and Retailers — Factories at Brockton, * all principal cities of the United States DOUGLAS STORE IN ST. LOUIS OLIVE ST. (near 7th St.) 139 Collinsville Ave. Men's and Bore line of W. L. Douglas Shoes complete n OPEN SATURDAY sehen oe: #5 - aig *s 2 ; > aff Summa bana m trapped between re 4 Jl. Sewell ied to deep right, iutzke singled to center, L, Sewell. "7 ond. The | Frisch flied to Gerken BELL STARTS ind peters Causes to Miss ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH - ade, ,-— OO SR ee Pa ct tt ei a li THURSDAY EVE FOR CARDINALS, OPPOSING: NING, 997 MARCH 24. heepeneetllipniiteentnatiien tiie ee a a cei ae __ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH KARR OF CLE VELAND PAGE 33 ree need ~naeennatel _———— pan anne qe reiernnee ll ile ie i i di id a aa i Ce a i i i i it ee a a a a yi ae i” Aces of Municipal Basket Champions — a a a i i eae ee ; Flies and Grounders ee By J. Roy Stockton. Of the Post-Djspatch Sport Staff. SLAND, Fla., March 24. —Herman Bell was lrotted out by ~ Bob O'Farrell as a starting pitcher when the Cardinals LOOK | | g against the Cleveland In Karr, also righthander, Se for Jack McCalister's | — League entry. sa well, striking out in the opening e: “FIRST INNING. eeRALS—Douthit walk. orth” got a hot single over hKead, sending Douthit Frisch flied to Jamieson, * home held Douthit at ttomley fouled to Sum- # scoring after the catcn. first ‘ ide en Ld: was safe at sec ao Be as dropped J. Sewell’s) =o Mher un-down. Summa, cond ar dians here this afternoon. 2246637 690 CARDINALS 100 CLEVELAND 023 ie Batting Order. ‘ARDINALS., LEVELAND amis eson if. % Spurgeon 2b. on re Bott ‘omiev b B Bur: is b. . ell 3b ; Ha fe ev If. ©’ Farrel] c. Thevenow ss. H. Bell p. | . pe money badly and realize to get him into line may mean the ‘loss of a world series share. Improved batting in the Wash- ington series has tended to make the Cardinals more enthusiastic and the hitting has been a tonic in the field and the defense has strengthened with the attack. Per- haps it is the appearance or Theve- now, but it was noted in the ; Washington series that it was hard !to drop a pall] safe or get one through the inner line of defense. In the first game the Cards | wild and foolish on the bases but in the second there was an im- provement and there was ' break on the vases or in the “The team is smart enough,” |Manager O'Farrell commented. “There won't be many. mistakes. ‘We have a pretty sound team, probably the best young team ever assembled. And th®@ young players aie iearning fast. You won't see /'many mistakes made. Coaches ,; McKechnie and Sothoron are co- operating effectively in the youngsters and correcting any niistakes they see. The Cardinals | ran will be a smart ball club and will ! win more of the close ones than they did in 1926. “You know last year we had ‘several men virtually playing their first year in fast company. And | now they have been through a vic- | torious pennant race and a world ‘series and that puts a lot of bal- | @ace into a bail player. ee Se ap ace Tijuana Scratches. First race, Dr. Wilsoin. Second Skoutin, “kenola, Angehorage, Stanford, Count Vista. Third “4 and Polite. Fourth é ; Cate *h Tir: as; 1 “e. Sixth =r ! Paula Seventh race ! OF thy Rond H. Johneaton. Brother ‘and Be Frank. Ninth race. Miss Nantura and Norfield. rac”, “ac 3, Ss am, a i i a a a a a aS Ve OOP POS OP OL Le el ee kh Oe ee ms sby Fans, Heine Mueller Belts Home Run for Giants | Ruth Cracks Two Homers and a Triple Against Bos- Nn Braves; Tigers Schooled in the “Drag Bunt;”’ Adolfe Luque to See Herrmann Today. ON at ae! lg ell alah ed ld ee ele Oe Beciated Press. P YORK, March 24.—The current baseball season, as far fans are concerned, can now be declared opened. Babe | in san club strangely silent for three weeks of tne training ried off the lid with a bang, three bangs in fact, while | Braves 16 to 7 at St. Petersburg) chastised the Boston Pot the familiar clouts were. ~ ut homers, the third was two bases as Babe hobbled | aa Game left leg. rater, Wilbert took another on the chin | + Washington Senators, 4. ty Vance was presented | mer trunk, probably in) the rumors involving a | Crit of Cincinnati. as Wandered over to me to whip the team that | 8 that city, § to 5. Rog- . ~=ey hit only .333 for the | m Provided 4000 fans with | wiment by striking out’ t leaguer, Elmer Pur-| Mueller answered John , equest for waivers on ‘belting a homer with two A Stresses “Drag Bunt.” at _ 24.—The “drag ne nadie in practice bit: club's training camp 0. > i ateesiciy prefers that i dunting to the ordinary Fit mere he believes | Sives the runner re aay to beat out the hit ® the runnef at the ae eanush is a past master | t and his ability in thet line aided him materially in| ‘gaining the top rung of the cham- | Pionship ladder Jast season. Luque and Herrmann to Conier. Robin- By the Associated Press. 24.— Adolfo CINCINNATI, March is eX- Luque the Cuban pitcher, pected to arriye at West ‘Beach today for a conference with | President August ‘Herrmann. ‘said if wuaue’s domestic troubles in Cincinnat! can be smoothed out he ‘may continue with the Reds, al- though a trade with some other major league club would be consid- ered. Washington Rookies Get Chance. WASHINGTON, March 24.—Given an unusual opportunity to show. | their mettle as,a result ‘of injuries ‘forcing regulars out jreoutes of the Washington bali club iare making a creditable record in| practice games in Florida. With only four regulars at their ' posts, the Senators ‘trounced the Brooklyn to 2, at Clearwater. Manager Harris, Speaker and Rice recouping as rapidly as could | Dodge rs, 4 j / pare ibe expected, whfle Walter Johnson, | ‘at his home near Washington, is | | nursing carefully his injured leg. Phillies Meet Scott's Terms. PHILADELPRIA, March 24.— >» vices today from the Philadel pd ‘a Nationals’ training quarters at Bra- denton, Fila., said that President a mere $6000 and a one-year con-. ' work | Taylor te Oppose St.Louis Pair _ despite the | fact that the Cardinals need Rhem | that the failure | not a! field. } watching | rtala. | Portala.) wowden ‘i Scott ‘i tract, — | Buffalo Internationals, yiterday at Ty Cobb furnished the punch that | (| Zave i by Pali | It was | of the lineup, | ¢ yesterday | ee i i i i a a PLPP°PD OANA rege ” Ss ARSC ai ¥ Ey on ae aa 2 FROM LEFT TO RIGHT—EDNA, RUTH AND EVELYN MORTENSEN. The three sisters, of Danish descent, proved the stars of the Petttz team’s victory in the women’s basketball title race the past season. They will make the trip to Edmonton, Alberta with the five for games with the Commercial Graduates, national title holders of Canada, April 12 and 14. he wees Vacca in Title First Defeat Canzoneri Saturday. eee — See By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, March recognized as states 24.—-Bud Tay- bantamweight has pre- the Canzoneri —_ a eta lor, | champion a hard he Saturday 4 in id | pared campaign ip detreats Tony at the Johnny Vacca, event Coliseum. who has won two! Specia! Kirk | toppled 1213 Ruth and Edna are forwards, while Evelyn plays the back guard Gets Score of Bout at Boston 1213 in A. B.A. But Terre Heute Battler Must, Pflueger and Kirk Pace Local; Boxing Measure Permitting 10- Stars in Doubles of Na- tional Tourney. to PEORL:. and , doubles ti 658 series to land among the top- ;a i notchers ‘'anded in he Post-Dispatc} A L1., Marc! J. Pflueger of rndday, while Ker in the the high singles, 10, pins in their A. B. $ 24.—T. | Louis | St. Cc. nper shot Neither but both ‘Governor Baker Indicates He Will Sign Bill f | Round Bouts Likely to | Become Law. Special to the Post-Dispatch | JEFFERSON CITY, March 24.— Gov. Sam Baker today indicated he ; would sign the boxing bill iby the House and Senate vesterday | ; Which goes to conference today. | the culty ls expected over decisions over Fidel Labarhba, fly- ‘put in a bid for a slice of the prize ; rence by the House on the Senate Wilder, with a 608 series, also starred in the singles. have the Haute ,bat- |! 'weight champion, will first try at the Terre tler’s crown at Boston weeks. Vacca will be in one Saturday's preliminaries here against Archie Bell of Brooklyn. Taylor has been putting in seme heavy training licks, and used up | several] tria] horses yesterday. Odds | on the fight shifted to even today with the arrival of New York money. Previously Taylor ruled a 6 to 5 favorite. cteascaieltallabinin British ee: Results. By the Associated Presa’ LONDON, March 24.—Soccer foot- ball games played in Great Britain yesterday resulted as follows: English League, third d4vision, northern section — Washington 1, Nebon 1. Scottish League, first Beath 1, Mangere. | 0. still refused to sign a now demanding a cash bonus for signing. The Phillies were ted by to 4, defea 12 yes- Palmetto. Philade!Iphia Athletics a over the Baltimore yesterday at the victory lternationals dale, Fla. With the locked at one all, one one out in the ninth, unleashed a double. Ike Boone Gets 4 Safeties. Bv the Associated Press. CHICAGO, March ‘delighted those | 2-1 on base and the “Peach” 24.—like Boone Who are paid to of | con- In- | Auburn- | score dead- | | E. 0. | EY | BY fund. within two?t E + . Today's Ostermue Ludwi Muicon scores: ates BI. ES. ner’ hieuerman Muenniu t. Bruce had . Kirk 'O. R, PP we division | E. E. Pflueger Totals Beumer Totals . Yerkes Bascom. Totals Vescovo Roth Totals =. Merkle » Kemper the | iF 2 a. | R, iJ. bk. me worr? about the White Sox outfield | making four hits in four against Wichita Falls Two of the biows of Sox right fielder counted for two bases. The Chicagoans had an «easy ‘time punching thé ball for 15 safe- ties and winning the setto, 13 to 5. It looks as if the Cubs ing to be forced to labels. The Goofs have i} ming the daylights out of the regu- lars. Yesterday's win of 15 to 1! over the regulars, involving 'for the Goofs, was the fifth 'for the second team. Incidentally ‘every Goof made a hit and some ‘Goofs counted three or four. Red Sox Win in Tenth. the Associated Press. BOSTON, March 24.- lbig league teams are easy time at the Southern |} camps. |; While | trounced ; tersburg i at bat yes- terday. switch | By —This having Braves were being the Yanks at St. yester day, the the from the Pelicans at New Orleans. | The score was 9 to 5. Rata i i a i a ie ee i i ; Cards Sign Thke.: Year Contract for Avon Park Camp By a Staff Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch. AVON PARK, Fila., March | °4.—President Sam Preadon of ‘ ’ the Cardinals reached an agree- ment with the Avon Park City Council this morning whereby the St. Louis National League > club will train here for the next ) three years.: The Cardinals will receive $7500 a year from the + Baker had met the terms of Jack - but Scott, holdout pitcher, that ~ the | were go-/! team : been slam- | 18 hits | victory ‘ i a a a a i i ee i a a a ae times | M. | Cy, i> » Beumer . Age ° ko ©". Vescovos . Waechter » of . Hartnage! > 380—1002 | 2 166 . BP: 0 INDIV THU ALS -188 17 184 ..185 me) | 70 184 1459 189 3 | tat fat rt 2.3 tat ) Soe pat bat nd 2 t | oOoDoOu i? cr st @ . 226 “392—1108 | 48 > 8 »s4 initial | 930 | PRIZE IN CHESS MEET ' | By the Associated Press. | NEW YORK, March ‘ternational Chess Masters’ iment, in session here for the (month, came within one game pape its session yesterday. Dr. Alexander Alekhine of Paris, drawing with the Jose R. Capablanca moves of his final match, | gained the second place prize $1500. Capablanca clinched leading position and $2000 prize last week. He was unbeaten during the ‘tournament. although held to a .dozen draws. In the setond ; i by | pion, lin 26 world fo twentieth round match Aron Nimzowitsch, Copenha- gen master, drew with Dr. Milan Vidmar of Jugo-Slavia to win third money, $1000. Play lasted 33 moves ‘and the result gave Vidmar fourth | place in the final standing. Two tailenders, Frank J. Marshall | of New York and Rudolf Spielmann of Vienna, played five hours without result yesterday and will continue their match to- day. Lialaress wee} a the Associated Press. PHILADELPHIA, March | Feinberg, promoter of |Armory A. A., Loughran, Philadelphia light heavy- ‘weight contender, | By the ‘round bout here on March 30. > Last Night’s Fights. BUFFALO, — Young Stribling, Macon, won a technical knockout over Art Weigand. Buffalo, seven rounds, DETROIT.—Clarence Rosen. De- troit, knocked out Babe Keller, Cleveland, one Fr round. PHILADELPHIA.—Tony Marul- lo, New Orleans, defeated Tommy West Mahan. Trenton, N. J. 10 rounds. aa OAKLAND, Cal—Blilly Murphy. | Lewell, Mass, and Young Corbett, Fresno, drew 10 rounds. f passed - The bills by the House and Senate | | are almost,identical and little diffi- | concur- | and the Mayor | to request | the | 24.—The In- | tourna- |! past | of | cham- | Cuba | of | the | } i Dundee of Baltimore has come to' 50 moves through | °4.—Ben | New | has matched Tommy | with Sailor Eddie | 6—2699 ) Huffman of Los Angeles, for a 10- Borla Goes Into. Semifinal — Of Net Tourney | Frenchman Has Not Lost a Set in 4Matches in Indoor Event. ~~ eee ee | By Asso¢iated Press | “NEW YORK, March 24.—France >) iii¢ —— Fred Anderson in victory, | abundance } | i Mrs. ‘ j | | from New | ‘swim. His Brugnon against of Ryn | ' the | and Bo-| Wrigley rm > Build By ; i The final game of the |; ‘night will be between Athens and | | Mount Carmel, a toss-up. The four teams surviving today will meet tomorrow play night, with the outcome | 'and the two winners will play Sat- | 'urday night to decide the suprem- acy of the State. last year with Canton taking sec- f | ond place. The games will | nois gymnasium floor. JOE DUNDEE AGREES TO TERMS FOR TITLE BATTLE WITH LATZO | the Associated Press. SCRANTON, Pa., By Macrh 24.—Joe terms with Humbert Fugazy, New 'York boxing promoter, to oppose | Pete Latzo, world’s welterweight ‘champion, in a title match at the 'Polo Grounds in New York on’ May (24, Matchmaker Lew Raymond an- {nounced here last night. Fugazy and Raymond were in this /city as guests at a sportsmen’s banquet. It was stated that the formal ,signing of articles would ‘take place In New York tomorrow. | The New York promoter in a 'short talk at the dinner asserted ithat he was “in the racket to stay ‘and will appose anyone who tries ito monopolize the boxing game.” ner ee nee names tate — — A ee ct a ie ay LIFE INSURANC MIGHT PROTECT Y, i a ae i i i i F Brake Service 2ist and Washington Av CEntral 7586 Freeport won the championship \ be | played on the University of Ili- ’ we ge a eee ace etter li a a Neal $8,000,000 Sports "Aveo in Chicago By the Aseoctated Presa. CHICAGO, March SPORTS stadium ard A ceation hall intended when fully developed to be. the largest of the kind in the world, was promised today when a contract was signed by P. T. Harmon and William Wrigley Jr.. with construction concerns for the first unit, the stadium proper, to cost $2,.666,00@. This 922:-Olive St. Lines and Banisters | : » ' —~ tops Cater Bike MF ‘ 2 i Fah f ne ee me nan Sgr when Orr 18 re =r 4 HY eR, ee Ab pte eb "4 * Per eae in er ee eae tee ea ees oe R * . _ oe . — BDO RA RII Rr aOR Net FEE eR rn ge LAeye, Oe ee ee ‘ ¥ . ™ w wie : , “ - — idee hate haat Miaiines oat neta dn dca adadinn ae we * a ee er ere

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OLUM Contest for Grand Na- Picking the Winner, tional Prize — Purse Equals _ 000. — ee ump wit imping— is over a gerous four and a hai! studded with 16 high thorn hedges hes, water jum while difficult ditch an@ natura! rms ips 8 eo z strea add hazards ’ ; ? é@he eo 16 _o " eo * T3 j to the goings Fourteen of the hedges must be t Against the American entr! horses owned by British pee ¥~ + sf ry ra a ed rt} A ice. es are millionaires, two wealthy Indian | Prirees, a French cotton magnate a French perfumery “king” and a German Baron ef the old nobility The American owners are: Sanford, Gordon Selfridge, W. Alger. W. P. Draper The cut down Coil. 7. and H an days Schwartz withdrew Americ vere severai when (Charlies Jack Horner, whi Grand National and had been a fa- ch won vorite for Friday's race. , has 2 last year §s | . a rs andi Stephon! agro | . “the SPRINGS. Fia, Mare h year, the TARPON Ww: iE RE bre wns to “a 4 a= 3 Critics iC king 5 LAST eountry were finish s this season. who ing hove hose who picke i ish awixth and ish first. want them to He him- *) He Sn t Be he. +> ee eS, .© , . oe bh . inisn. respect to the St. seems follow the Howley policy of saying that Browns may not win any but they are — to : ~ Louis Ciub to pennants, be ‘hard to beat. he A with hh > Se ; > , 2 . Sa refle to eke tim More 7 any ciubD that is trying all the wmian can —— . > at all points is the logical pen- nant factor at this time, in the American League. a a As for Our Cards. HE Nations) League is even jor er to f recase, the base- players say, than ie American. Five teams are believed to have a chance and it ts almost “write your own ticket” as to the prob- able winner. + bh as in playing strength unless Rhem fails to report. The absence of a pitcher who won 20 games would, of course, be a serieus pennant this season. “The loss of Hornsby is a great blow.” HKillifer explained. “Hi ha AMUSEMENTS — ei =GRAND Opera House = 11 A. M—CONTINUOUS—i12 M A Gela Caernival ef Comedy ES 2 Paget ge men OTHER ASTE In “MEMORIES”—Inp ——SEVEN Scenes FEA TURE ACTS ——and “GOD'S GREAT WILDERNESS” ce PRICES thr and 40+ 16 SCENES “ FOLEY & LETURE Newer Anything Te Compare With This Coleseal Fun and Beauty Shew! NED WAYBURN’S. VARIETY SHOW 25 ABTIsTS g VIRGINIA BACON An Intimate Loewe Story, with MADGE BELLAMY = & mis Bartmer Ay, | i — te ey, a“ Fig ae 3 residence. 6361 Chueecn. 7 ~~ some _ - = «. .— 7 9 —— a a ae Holy laneecents la- terment SS. Peter and Paul's Cemetery. Lue Angeles (Cai.) peers. Dicase ss The horse About Washington. reported sick x: rue i ii punch is good, but last year, hit- ting practically the same figure as Hornsby, he drove in fewer than half as many as Rogers. ije- Sides, there will be no such lea‘d- ership on the club as when Hornsby wasthere. He isa nat- ural leader. He fairly lifted them over the wire by his courage and agecressiveness. O'Farrell is a great fellow and liked by his associates. Hornsby they almost worshiped. “WANDERING GIRLS” with Dorothy Revier & Mildred Harris Special All 2 . . ; ‘ a ie w. png phy . U ene eae wie oe od > eee , uty: eee ° . 7 ms re boy F > Py tke : ae ae: Ny Pe Re se oes e Nagy Ste Ge Sie * Ey sii te aa hs caacoadh = . ri " : Me t i So iis | 3 3 No Pret MY AEE Y ae, te 2 me a = i ‘ > oh. ie a N ee he tae Lila NCR - ~ had ae lta 5 Pex * SP oo, the rT? uj 7 a2 Poe p> na Os Se ‘ Sli Sal Teac PA ee ee OO AT 8STR—CONTINUOCS. aes ih as? ae ah aael *1 to il mopoliian contest for the arene rib- bon of st tee plechasing. Carrvinge a2 purse of something like $25 Last year 25 persons saw face, and the distri around Liv- erpool] has made plans to care for an equal number this vear. George and the Prince are expected to attend. National, which offe1 ing test of speed and er, originated in 1] Stephen Sanford is out second Grand Nat maVIng Won the classic with a ran jumper, Sergeant Murphy, He has four borses ent Bright's Boy, which last year; Marsin, Blancona Mount Etna. An American rite is of the Wilderness, owned bs Draper. Fowler will Pop Ahead. an Irish-bre which compkted the year. Among Am* land, Gorden (“hicagoan. chant princ He has just ente: game by purchasing daughter, Princess Wiasem entry, Misconduct, has show form this season. Ale: limede already has tr} steeplechase events Charge Americans “Buy” America’s invasion of the turf has resulted in crit some quarters because buyers take the at fabulous prices, maakzing eult for ordinary Enz to compéte (in the ever, American owners comed, particularly as lavington and ether ric! patrons are deserting ste ing. The Americ: ims bring sums of monev to England ani ate new interest ameens Pree and all followers of STRIBLING. —— KAYO OVER ART WEIGAND IN BUFFALO BOUT BUFFALO. N hon arch 24.— Yeung Stribling of 0.000 The Gran ional > $23 finished tav h iTry 8 : g ar cours, rican Selfridge > . ~_¢ VeSi ‘ w no} > ad ;acticcs Ry from Art Weigand knockout seventh night. in at 17@% and technica! round here last Stribling weighed Weigand at i174 Weizand's down Sixth reund when a@ terrific right to th him back wards other right was high an im a clinch at the bell. At the opering of round Stribling rushed his the ropes and landed and then tere into ph effering little resistanc ing about the ring Art ing freeiy from a cut on The referee stepped the the end of two min: ehes an omds of fighting they were man ANTS TIRECO.?: = OFEN SENDAY MORNING King | of W Lies } | 4 the | ' bone may completely end his effectiveness, his age consid- ered. Bucky Harris injured his fin- ger and may suffer some bad effects to his throwing. Tris Speaker, the gray and middie-ag-d gentiecman who fly chases in the middle of the meadow for Washington, has sprained his ankle—a most om- inous sign of the bad legs so feared by acims ball players. Likewise the are unce enouch be giveDb n the flag J a Old Age Sets In. N EXT Atniet he cost A “ie “stor propeftion say that hiddie Collins, Wheat amd Cobb will be dead timber ere long and that they will not be playing more than half the time. if that much. These men all “play im the 40- year-old class” and their props are not eae. ts . . it any cat ~ WAN LILES MeCallister h eset = all erai times . starn’ the hesehall m “tals as we!! tr They ereat shape first time in trainer told Clevetand. veteran tearn +ha wae writer, therefore. with a amd a strong one If Yeu Are Shert of Ready Cash BtrY oN JEFYERSON O67: HEN, again, the Cardinals the eluh affair broke heig ht The lOO ks } ixe iw Le > Arey race was at its . #5 a were Aired eo oe + . oa _—— a7 meni Was oaciy rr ¢ “orn ia VOris _ ile: Jt =e * 5 Pirates. reaking manana aders or the ? ‘ _- hd ~ i» - C ; " 7trT Lh si VAC wh AAA + oe _* at As ‘am Lagem-* leas of Roush and Luque. ‘and of Critz. if he fails to report, may be sufficient to break up the Reds’ htiherto fine combination. AVAILABLE AT BOX OFFICE FOR ALL PERFORMANCES ALL PRICES Soison le His New Musica! Shew BIG BOY. TRAVEL AND RESORTS af sme , Csi Fy # Ideal Vacations in the best of the West Escorted Tours to Zion-Grand Canyon National Parks Yellowstone-! Rocky Mt: Nationa! Parks California - Yosemite Nationa! Park —— For twenty- seven years the Chicage & North Western-Umon Pacific have suc- cessfully conducted first-class escorted tours ~~ vacations that permit you to see all that 1s interesting in a minimum of time — accompan enced escort. No extras — ~ all-expense rate includes everything—all ments made in edvance. TRAVEL AND RESORTS a Td ns oe ‘ 50 OT as imam, er Let Canadian Pacific be your host on a cruise into Alaska. totem poles. Vi Gigantic glaciers, flaming flowers, isit the sub-Arctic Lake of Atlin. Sail from Vancouver or Victoria on 2 yacht-like Inner Princess steamer to Skagway by the “ 4 davs cach wav. Oaly Passage.” Full information and itinerary from GEO. P. CARBREY. General 420 Lecust Se. Se Agent Canadian Pacific Louis, Mo. Telephone GArtield 2134 Canadian Pacific See Banff and Lake Louise on the way —— To furope and back $I70 to $190 CUNARD TOURIST THIRD CABIN Half the fun and thrill of Europe is in going there—on a Cunarder. New leasures and comforts surround you, and the cost has been reduced to the lowest level in years. Plan now to go either before mid-June or after mid-July. Dancing on moonlit decks to the Beautiful modern ships with large comfort- able staterooms, and a cuisine praised by CUNARD * ANCHOR | LINES YOUR LOCAL AGENT s 7728.2° al » « Olive Sc, Se. Lous SATURDAY 2, 52 35¢ “xm © P. FEW WN IYFT SA STARTING 26 OF Wasch the Screen’s Handsomest Lover Make Lovwe—Watch JOHN BARRYMORE 1 Immortal Lover in “Don Juan” and “The Sea Beast”—In “THE BELOVED ROGUE” As the man who “loved French and Fremch women exce ingly. A LIBERAL AND OM THE STAGE wine exclusively, France exceed- ssively.” WATCHING Him Is EDUCATION—“IT'S WHAT EVERY GIRL SHOULD KNOW ‘GREENWICH VILLAGE NIGHTS” Featuring PAZBTO & MANW—Dance Kings” PEGGY ENGLISH—“Silues” co P i : ones CHORUS “The Song ef the Vagabonuds” from “The V agabond ue hoe Mig -~ e Paul s tee ome ard. Cater and Easton RTSEN—Suddeniy. Heen a 23. i927. pelo SPECIAL FEATURE “THE LIFE OF BEETHOVEN own immortal music. Synchronizing film action with “} AIS KC RIA'S It Gn the atl rT hid: Di faut Hb 1 GRAND ZS MD Ané on the Stage ~ A Publix revue, ef which the N AIDEN pi dla a. ah ih QQ] A Al Le HAG, \ UR POLE PPD Conqueror of TH E/ATER:S | Hizn, the English AT WASHINGTON SEVENTH AT LOCUST Be Showld Mave Been Called the Love Tiger-—Women Wanted Him, Tempted and Fought Over ONSTANCE > TONY ALMADGE oMORENC 4" 'N A FIRST NATIONAL PICTURE . VENUS VENIC ‘ee John Murray Anderson's “CHINESE FAD¥- ~ . ¥. Teteaume critic sald: “It's the most besatifel reves I have ever sem om aay stuge i 1) Dube Fs 4s His! INA ETIRRING FIRST NATIONAL LOWE DRAMA SEATI America’s Greatest Hervine and Channe!. ~~ TLL LUT oor MUU ML nin tT) mM. y ’ ' aw VE : ‘ ibid: ... AUBERT Aubert and Easter { 9 Domains | . i lie 118° waosen ‘Mareh Cinderella Cherokee and lows Man = sry Husibang of “se Se COLUMBIA 5257 Seuthwest = CONGRESS 4073 Olive St. {3 Grand-Flor. Guei 6 Yee (= ‘GRAVOIS Jefferson & Gravois HI-POINTE Clayten & MeCeus. (3 | f Lafa 1643 8. Jefferson LINDELL Grand and Hebert vere ton Hus. Tit N. Vandeventer f ‘ i. ss Diets ens and our ar Sone her Webster Groves PAGEANT 3111 Sutter Avr. Powhatan S114 Satten Ar. { { { i F ¥ rarredl service) ;: a at 8:30 a. ua. te ces

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cs — 96-112,814 AUTOMOBILE Want ‘Ads last year—41 768 MORE than the THREE other St. Louis Ne Newspupers COM —— Post-Dispatch. _ ‘-LDGOODSFORSALE, HORSES AND VEHICLES AUTOMOBILES. ges sy ee 2 = HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE. = eee & Flats For Sale For Sale | at Coupes For Sale ee SaRTsIee te eee FURNISHED FLAT—v? rooms. . well ror | HORSES — (#0od. with trial and gu on So ee ; : LE rood running order: . nn | nished: 5 Tooms rented: leaving Sng teed. See Lowenstein. 1321-25 N. “Bread Ft uUsED | MAXWES ~ ke model coupe : 4-pas only go eae Natural | Brig ic} | model: in real shage : ) 2. balance in 12 monins nig- | GHEVROLET—Landau, 1926- run dou | ke new: trade. terme, ia} | 4479 _Delmar bl. __ Bs MOLL kag, . ae mt 5 ay oe horses, harness and one Feuerhe her 3456 8. Grand. miles. bargain. terms. a356 North Mar- ; ps w NT pony. 4401 Clayton av. {¢) Sb N ASH (¢ vO. AC SH . re ket. | a ye Ni ath specs D> ) Goo AN ED MULES—15 mules, 10 horses. 3 take 1 md ee" ri C ; = ti eg _ 15 | a lacs. Hot fuer Coa! 8 * 361 Clar- unaail recent.¥ “overha aied x: ce be proud | Special @: like new: fully @@uipped and _— on ens and rene yerfectiy: terms. SER E 37 2 ‘ : } . * 2 > ~; aa Ff ‘se? r small i h, peed Fe wagons a “ag ce Schober ten (ed; t: on : fullv guarantee nrize Trade perfect mechanical cond!tion a big sav ‘*aR ITO ‘ CTS * 3 Call ar ie ) z terms at this }ow es a 1p ot aan rr —- 4 he tz \. ARAN MC iver + 1% " pin LAA x 9 > Fam SA ten ee a he eit . BORE OR oe te Sel. ony —e vwhere. ust —“THWEsT NASH CO ‘fax 3 ali any h wry a ° ~ : _. Furniture. rogs ffice fixtures — 2 yur Buying Furniture? UR} rURE-of all kind wn = 2 . wpers: d paint yee v Fag Quics new nace lfinteh ne ae made sea? “ covers, 1W FRER PLE DGED ese awmeieee tasenartet ; rices. Cah Es SH CO four-wheel brakes: car | first-class me- B R Te, F 1 & : Wh Keiner. Lindell 042 fel 3039 ‘Locust and sd beans we , chanical candition guaranteed: only $595: Studeseker t Custom Seclaer ~~ ; ” " , T = - - a 2. eh. ; atl Sui ae ietenaeebin t ers) Jor : ‘ Tl malt #) ii : : uy Neconditioned and Sample 7 | * oF tesrcre WaT ne ato Bon pee one cas $7 down | “PRANW MECHEL eTre woTOR oD, dard 6, run only 2800 mies: shows : ee, ruin, - ew stor 5 . ntral 2372 bole Al : “nto constaned Ty A 23 Natural Bridce. ee ee : 1049 S B ‘y 'e at 3 fanc ‘hester. ‘co’ rand ne en 1 coaeeedl barra! Db: Dodge. Al il Models " ere eile sini EE EN aR. an —S t id-new: save | | "ERLAND—1924 coup mn: bare2i": § ion rm, N. Gran 23 Fup LvUWre -T- RATT eS ow ; - oO sp tres } os : coir fax 6352. —— ‘T tag iIte n > 3190. “So Pee. 4 ¥ nae 2 eee — Tae jong ten 923 | c “OLE SED AN = pissy pee lik? Ee . ——_ — E 7 ee ae Tae Stomuerd Wiese | et ee : — —.—— iva) 4 oe rocky 3 he a all Kinds: best pri pom lomobiies bought fo 1996 STU DEB AKER ( ‘OAt 'H a | This is 3 7-passenger sport sedan; chauf- Sing condition, with sta e Musical Employment oa i. i rai } on C s LOW i } ‘ _t rms: xs re NIST — Young lady. Call Roem = sout driven . os iii equipped : “ee 7 ee a amcor « hth ae - ) " 3582 eee kr wrecking: h. ss sto a a Friday and Saturday You Save Foor ai kinds of housebold goods, farei| St. — | SMBS ARO. $137 Locus Pie ierce Arrow ay = ere Bias see erga ke. oe jrm veh | fusical Instruction l i , | ture. rugs. contents of fists. pianos, Orc | prices. Waldman. "3317 Easton. ndeli reece i aad iy a, | Leonor: jon Co.. 3. cas. 124) ; 8963. heen Be cL an Coupes For Sale _ ———— oe ee : eS) | ord touris oe | | : | - | : Coupe: Master 6 #-passenze \ Coupe. series 80: mech ante : rie pom -* eel $73 e718 TATE ‘MOTO x oad set ae a 36 J) Coe S015 0 Loc ust {) x F : Ww milieac ae fail - ws - S) a ‘ if yy rs a : Look . ~ E _weson®. 5 Columbia Bidg.. Sth and 185 New 4-Pc. Bedroom Suites far Emcee: Auction Gea Sob tase, Tel) wg — pores caer | ga P C. DC Ye Om S E avd re ee ae aS et ans aes Mnakreh a = eee nee 62 , 7 wmode ry ee ey ion a L207 ama > ores et ; — = tRl? Te a ee te B ’ he “ 4-; passe = : lala TIENT Dee LeRCoO fin I ush ver , ; a0u asi i equipped, bit S i : r Also Including dreaser, bed, wanity and chifforode —== ZArfield S97. : saighitiet cl4)) At ToMosity ero eae — | finst-clas oncitiol 4 a ae “ atttactive price. Terms ; like aL KC “Motor o., 9173 | ~~ Kea ° 30c 1 tom RI ,Wat- |) wer cour rel) wpe, 3285; evehines. aston. ROP erro eee t ; _ ;: disc wheels. ail new tires: | 4 ws der > dea Tunl and aoe $275. today. 2716 Loc i; | S608 mote sTER z tuning, exper’ OS OLIVER CADILLAC CO i : He v ison-Eseex King Pr al va 7 etit P (}, A : . + - q 4 4 a c — a — Ng dikiieeiniesis ™ a iia . ofa “Tr cou 3. 3 ) “ : od $1 Hi ie odd arene apenas JU Wa ted B adty |e y Rghest ag, | MILTON MOTOS CO Seas ect ——| i | 8383 LOCUST ST. se | | | re an e a VY CARS "td.— e mode's Uu rting. like ; .w car: guaranteed as to mechan- yi JEfferson 3084 we pee Afancdester at : aa eet Band or =. avenpori Suiies for . DG erate ican coments, house, | triutfite aot camh. S648 Grand cof | Cal" coadileme re ees Ale Ze “WEBER PLEDGED S382 he Pace RS? adh ocncsh a lates, SCHOBER, OOifax 3251. Call any- ce Wi apie ey finder Olds- | ME ad Ahncrag l oe, = (‘RE > Model; im exce . n as down payment: » shoe. | mobil a: ‘al . (Raz dd O40R. 4 “5S } : “Kings + an é a] hew tires. | a Re dandy enone thas BE + S 1817 | - ee — ils =e 3 eseinonst Pi we Terms. WEBER'S. ly Le | FOR. Touring: tate o- mg a ; ; ii 1879. 7 per Sr tse ay AO tl A, —— ; wi se S-p -nrer 'FORDS Wtd—Chevrolets. highest cash hd ct. FOrest 0610. 5156 De - : : ee , . . : PEE OMRON pe iric ve pay more. - rice PT ow CO orice Fn ° ¢ ( we - pw a err "2 ch )_ MORGAN "adh r ni PORDS. Ch ina 2a sot See ee | lo son tis sot aboen fog miles. CEntral | 7995 DODGE SED AN a ¥ far a7 we CENTRAL 257 [TRAL S480 | els, cash. Lindell 0164. 3856 Easton. outh . eee | ae i eal mileage; “has the Appearance of | FORD—Tourin 529 — on Instruments For Sale TN OY ee | eid : “WIL ILYS-OVERLAND, Ine. | nex car fully cquipped: mast be ssen| © S125: torem to a = He MACHINES HIGHEST price naid; any a he Sistom Pini shod llaed Pars —————w oe be agp reciated : $595 t: ; terms, | ~ - 2 SAXOPHONES $35 ue- U) : L | SPECIAL — SPECIAL trade rites ziom, | “Be: cite“ dtxiete Music “on a : t goeocs Vi asd 7 : cars. TY ler O8S4. ai¢ b Oth. ¢ a 4. u INES on Repaired any FPTre r+4.4-teon- ome ——— + Suick passenger coupes. Master and trade. ees } = os § | TRUCK Wra.—2-t w ul ave. «6h standard: 1926 models: strietily ruaran- ieGedehaker Standard GUARANTY MOTOR CO.. 2936 Locust. | FORDS— Tourinas a —Studebak Standard a nn ne cm : LOO OT HER BIG BARGAINS ee 8 $* c: area moons, tor #.% vears — enon 1@ lowest price and ndition ra] 7 ree €. terms: open evenings. ~Suud i — “= " hres INGERS $5 « Jefterson & Lafayette. LAc. 197-7600 } Coupe; 7000. miles: f SEDANS 1¥23. only S75: termes. ———— SSS bie electric sth Noe Hoop ‘tor AUTOS WANTED ) BADLY» “|3654 S Grand. __—LAciede 7600-0108 1 ‘a ‘eae Cul 1 995 soa om Pianos or Sate — — 7 — a —_. = —= — : 39 Chovteau ie as = : aatin ane ) l—Moon o~ } . sail Yet BALDWIN ANN iTV ptees ~—— ns = __— Fi ord dor: original sh entice - 2 as | 1 346 925 For ures and $25) alo ct! SALE BARGAINS HELP WTD.—WOMEN, GIRLS | 9205 simmons. smith & Das ens Aries me HI it in aes meationn 58 | utgie suated bole alinbily oerataned: comme i é $25, 000 CASH FOR AUTOS Hii Cadillac i | UNIVERSAL, 3401 Locust. always Open. | 29°35 Ford tudor: balluea Loew thems saa ana adres-e¢s nec outs: in ee : } ; —- SDTil ant Lal- } | ~s . fartras e# li’ (o4) - . : - . x1 also onan. “ADoly aren airs com ire an ta it gusee: will e vour oid bec FOR SA LE W D _ MONARCH. 3137 > — a =| ar USED _TATE Mc TOR Cc O. 5 es x | WEB " ; HUDSON. PRESSER— Experienced on indies’ fancv | © poy aOS.. 4 : Po eres AU TOS W ANTED FOR Cc ASH - na im the best of ERP PLEDGED cians | 3041-43 Locust poen nights and Suncays. eo San as before von se!) We w'll nev rou i?) _ ha . Food tires paint and i . 5% —— sis —— ah ae | SORTER — First-class : ei ae = =e} AUTOS WANTED QUICK | } TEtierwo® 3084 bmg Sy ey eR F ccalaoas wun E bengue, sane) RGPeeee : ys © TTis 3 at J « : j i T¥} ; , »O 8. I = mirror, Bam nee eld ; ce! a lots af extras: vy work: references required $20: golden ‘. tnirroz =. moe d. A} ' I outs 7 ? > os > » * "ie . , - es 5 7 ™ time. Will positively vay Open Eveni ; ‘ “a o y DA 6 Dh pine wiper. curtains and other ext Save | Jefte WAZes. ‘Phone Riverside 4996. iS c} schar dined. $. a Leonori. v4 7 me) out vy. as } elas : a ae ; « 1 ¢ 9H ER— Hich school graduate, > = Mies Te ———— | more than ‘a er for vou ust _ me era Aen: 745. Prisco. ici | $40 Da- Bed, $16. ip | hha 50 ca at ence Drive up at EV ROL Lo | over $200. Easy terms i364 “Ht W PERATORS ' Pad overec in cretonne. W indsor style (the ¢ IEfferson 1! “2p 5 T¥0 — Coupe ; itz: aw buy ; Ds IN- -FRAMPTON rN. 3509 1 Locust. F4 U PMOB Tae STRAW O _ {|continueus metal tubing. In good condi- BILLIAI AND POOL Tasiae—Kee oe oO! . — Cue ROLET—1923 } coupe: perfect condi ' ee oO yah like new: ,; Excellent {onion 2. Experienced. wonderful opportunities Cn rn eaeeen eoctien Of enmnpic les: also use¢ Brunswick-Balke. 4x8. ATTTOMORBILE — Late m odel | tion; $95; tr eeGl eheme® tarde oe Oo, a don"t right parti a FASHION (apc reco ynditioned furt + +» x! x20: i tanies 1 al ke and high ” ee re sie sastatinenien _ HEY “Ror — ade. TF ae t Natural Bridge 327 Stu ty D—F ordor sedan. SLOO- will take rour : | - £3 Yt ' Jean tit " a Pee. —Coupe. repaint $4 #23) mths oll his car to : Pmen ; } PEDER TRIMMED HAT , FLOOR iSTH HELLRUNG & “GRIMM ac il eolk aueeae 7 ae closed car; have desirable se- “f5I’Si33 gets Se ee Bridge acrifice ota yt fe eh ee ' = «1004 Olive st. ND WASHINGT {ee Q+ 4 ERR see ‘elaaien s+sac : : A | . ao erms . —? 1925 ai 7 im a ve = JUVE — — — th and W ashington curitieS in seasoned cofpora- CHEV ROLET— 1995 conune > Jeffersc n & sani aly Lac ede hy gg he The nepooee — vel ~m on gnodels: 3205 Pt ie PI fust ¢ the phe 2e\/ isky we . ied oF wad 3D 4 ~ Gran Agree Tt itt .0 ? ‘ tm : = Ras ’ rw . _ . : : terre : 2 —_ oa s._ 4 © _ JEWET! tou reor S- ums like new: big bargain at $383- easr by , aia , SECRETARY DINING-ROOM TABLE—Butict and china | S*°TY frame } si} ng for sale cheat M- 1 ATTO LOANS To South Sid agen rm ie pe rn eens : 3318 Washington. (o4j | eas PRIN ATE S s R 5 COM | comet. “Sng A Nal im ri z : ¢ ene amg TP gy oe gg a rit a & to 3438 2 Szuth Side 8 4 a (eR) “GUAR tANTY MOTOR CO.. 29°34 wocn Whippet upe a. - ‘r demonstrat- — | area = , _Lecun SLATER. PIANO—Mahceany cam cane: AN OFFICER OF A LARGE COM | DIXING-ROOM SUITE Completes ic rchaser must wreck and semovs att ge 3 ‘ mally , aranieed: terms 192 o* FORD TUDOR MOO} ies Tells, cabinet bench: sold new for PANY REQUIRES A LADY. 30 to 35 | : Parkview S325Wr cons | Demises: Call _at 4751 N. Goodfellow. (ct) | “ene sual a. Setterson. (c8 CHRYSLER 1 RC YAL PR : | Hae balloon tires, front and rear bump- | seme MOT = es es ee en + Ww TT LYs Ss ee AND. Ine. rs: has the appea arance of a new car: | ‘ E pores “PY sieatiail d é | i LEHMAN PIANO CO. Trane ry XC ‘ellent va. ues. k YEARS OF AGE. WH Is EXPERI. lore ING ROOM SETS—American SY terms ; . Fs ;UARANTY MOTOR CC., 2936 Lecust. ‘Our te 1924. ap subaobocica (;PRIGH 9 FT IN ;SENERAL OF i — ralnt : ROUTINE, TAKES DICTATION RAP- |, ©. E. oak fumed oak. golden oak. o CLOTHING F Ose) he 7 ee , POT al : ogany. Leo nor. Ro ~i7T preg ’ ‘ ie i hes, . _ ae Be ed okan a ee a nee - : - : wees £ 8B OCUS = ORL DS—Sedans: Tudor and Fordor. 1924 ee ap _ 3844 © ‘ : a ne > ao an voricht os 4 for Ww = Ray aa a oe . a na ga te RM Jia Bis oe. ee Ee: 4 n, y Pda Pout Sa ner spa bs 2 Sie aia gy cae Nea, ticibacia Riptidbys ksh a seks Oe Ws REE ded eas, REAR ALY tial ae tala A . STAD I Me IR Mp RIED I. $e JR Mp E Log pee hetee IDLY AND HAS EXECUTIVE ABIL- DI —. ni r ITY THIS IS AN EXCEPTIONAL INING ROOM sv yy “‘mece walnut OSE SPR A\ IG La) N 58 C R 4 ae : . / "OUNG ta pest Ty covered i hew: sO Tr > ery 7 ~ es e a “on. | i s ‘ . amet oo averhauled ae oe. SCATED, NEAT IX 7igr vege, S08 | “entela, 1113'S. Vaskeenter iment |p 4> “28 wOAN #58 CHRY oe COUPE | GUARANTEED S882 |:33 itt ‘tur sin “Wein aes WOR CD SE6 Lemme TR 1008 PLEASING brs ay ROOM st ITTE—11 meces: | com-/ 5 ey 3 er ang N =. saan 3816 Ww Floris 9 eve. | a & S193 to —~ U0; terms: a od y¥3 =: — A = PERSONALITY. GIVE DETAILS OF | .ficie oom: rue and. lamp: $117.50. | Wid Men's alia, overcoats mf eagatd IB Detonme. orissant. Forest 061) CEN 22018 SCHNURE BUICK | 220¢ 2s, !2e geaier wno recommends tt 20 ral Brig 22 #4 agate _p Nha EXPERIENCE. REFERENCES, TEL- AE. SO, 2 o0e 5. Broadway. ic76) ‘ dresses; pay $6 Everything private. NO EN- 901 1924. business coun. coat We eee te dealer is your guarantee of satisfaction : : ed vom oe ce eee © staber: "pOrest 6640. a Appiemai.. 13344 DORSER NEEDED. Bring title | : 3t Natura! tists Rioadsters For Sale pen Sunday and evenings. . —— a - JOHNSON LT Tu CO... S#aAT Wive at (cS) EPHONE NUMBER, HOME AD | Dining Suite. $62.50 “saa te oe ae 75. _Satura ibe cer Old notey peed | DLPSE 188 ware F oanenae =o. | (WEBER PLEDGED oS!® ra Bt : 1 fa Se) as (WEBER PLEDGED vas) DRESS AND SALARY EXPECTED IN . , y Nine pieces; — closet. buffet REPLY. ALL ‘REPLIES WILL BE wow . ae | CLOTHING—30 DOh anita 6oaeeanae tae KEPT See eter aee AbouEss. a r- ¢ . nished in hipmen! ay $5 to $1: Elmar 0 Qo ye monthly —— cut ‘aol hoe - > ean here L ATE T BU RN R ) Ds STER WD. BOX W-3i12. POST-DISPA EH. ice+) . B: anal _ ml Bey Entre! 361. el} , — im a.I an more cas vaneed. ttrme alo ee ee i ea , y. A { A S = . Phi 3 ee a. Se and Hees ee | hut calle. eel rik” cone i035 | 4 WEST SIDE BUICK | Rumble seat, fully quis WE LEAD IN FORDS! Tiana ne wollte at 9 Used In. t ts| “S Hellrung & Grimm. | 2 N. Grand Open evenings. ~ (cl15) Meer eee | ee | eS ; gag nis nai DY ary 5 eee ee ee eee ee and & _ Stadebe strumen iiainieda Bass PO POLIDEG | | down to ted rock, long terms. 1 B'S, | Chevvies. Dodae oe a Ey eee Se — Lf GENUINE BARGAINS W AITRESS— Experienced. 1049 Grand. ic) 9th and Washington CHF : WAITRESSES— Several. agen A. PoERErG ra sto AL . clothes for women { men na mit iy 15 for & hours. wee rein —- Bedroom. inin rn o ty > € ralit; ” Lemar. pom mena toe gy 15 Pine ee WR =r | Tange. seecn. FOrest r704d we ee ieee Teta ae sie i a Dod ge. All Mo dels l D tO 1926 , Com ody arti st ts and . WOMAN—Help light housework: small | FURNITURE—Elecant living. diving au ri.. Sat. Monday. 9 a. m. to 9 > 1p2 es Ford: newly painted: $350 ‘alk your language! Used Car Exchange, pay. basement room. Hand 24353. (c) bedroom, rues. lames. erc.: r; | Society Wardrobe Exchange, 3109 S. Grand | AUTO STORAGE—SS.80 per . ny other Ford. models. some ; 1°944 locust we ee a . ee oui SS + Aa7 4 4 . P eae cael x: wae : : WOMAN— Elderiv for housework, i, | “S°esin. =. sayton. sites (Crs UN] ISAT. 3401 Locust. (c5: ~ 2 Qe: " ; POE for li ete ae ve ie 7193. (cS PURNITURE—2-; phece walnut dinir “Sao Le oe seinen tiem fees OCT. Be gem nar = Rah mee ™ ae Buick sport roadster i” aa "4 ond Socuat oa Ff . x aut. kerv: good home. Riverside £3 WOMAN—To care for children while moth- one 3°'p rogs. ice box, lamps, wir: . etc u 7 er works. Cal! after 2 p. m., 4216 Page. | *'¥ ‘are . : , ) n good. a a ee A et doe | Bousehold.~ : $s 3.7 5 ugham For Sale " in pment nam pa OE -— — Tt jefi SCT Lafarett: LA f aay ’ _, Ford) — 192 6 Tudor, in the , ig , so mame aaa ee o aes” aaah " aeer GS nd Y Aried “80 470 \ 434 + ms i0n terms and rade. ne is —. : ee : : Bomblished 1879. 40 Years of Scriven, f JEtferson (3855 aoe a (¢ FU ie TURE—General household. h AAL coe ase OO SByevccay sl on tons — —— 2 WOMAN —Colored. for renera! housework TY ler OS36R pe icuapibenmainentemend _— — 5.50. . i = — mene / ROM) My } . - ex cab. ¢4-cyv Inder r bailoc na oa — cnet tat ao tte toa = - — AY ger 7 : Ww IL, wht didn sAND, ), I | \ 5 & 1007 Olive Street. A ¥. ne. rh. aE PLAN and care of two children. Hiland 5131 FC RNITU RE—And boities. 410 De } . t g igt (cd) : Buick Brougham ‘ Severa] I —— and i 4 pasesnger coupes x ‘ SSE, fre, er a . i Serer : Ts ‘ Ba. ad bs 3 ‘ 60 —e a WOMAN—FEideriy: housework: no laundry ae: ‘ igh-grade » 7 " si “4 >A 7 ews Sy . . - > ~ 2. . mare. ~ ’ ‘Bed } - ; = . ect " —— . 3 he ssa aa _ - _ anewer triephone in office Vf ! mF. e igmp. _ : eee SO rT : = GE—Coupe, late 19° : ron dertu! SOV E RL. AND. Ine. a mareges ABLE—BUT TRUE c Omciti g D fect area miv . ) +. . 2. 4 - : ; fer : Brand- Now 19°?7 work; a - salary; 2 mating ‘ase : re owner leaving city : : © gaps te) aot : ~~ " vr ry . rh ' r . a “re er tig Ngee ra Bese ee ee oe es > Swi gine: eran = 89 Fu R NITU RE . most Lew ; bedroom. eS —_ -u ‘ ‘ - 3 j vy LE D ED v S€0) 7 ~_T HM -MITCHEL , LETTE M TO! CO. ied (ermms. trade. _ ‘ ~ r. ee sae © | Gardner 6 Sedan YOUNG ge ggge— one magn in selling sel img suulie, Soha su.te. Coxwel) er Oe : t wy te or 1 ‘OW ~ GARDNER BROUGHAM ; 449 le. at Ma « heste int) Oni»? f ast]? 926-25 5 . Cx ‘ > $500. Terms. wan a art geeds, references. ox | Occasional tabig, mirror, lamp. end tabi:. ''s the time” +2 -t oad. deliv- (72 N Ty” , a ae rade. tefms. 7: McNair. ‘IVERS ar. ? W-265, Post- “Paspatch. (c) | Ch®ap; immediately, 4476 McPhersen. (035. ed. $3.75. “WYdown 01183 \ D ER BRU U GHAM DODGE | COL Th | ORD waster 19%: "3: Eeecx! road- | HUDSON Sec 3401 tears ee ‘4 ter. $5 Hup ; .irkwood 219W passenger; $495 ; term is. . 3015 Locust. YOUNG LADY—To demonstraie nation-.| yh. as NIT RE—Entire apurtme nt new ALL JEFFERSON 40! Bae -llen >-t Snag ae oc gpl ; 2 e dr ge = =! ! ally known food product in retail grocery | B-mece ceiaieaeea i? : \ver- c PT = fee Pal. Purl “ >t) ur j sly - , . regs ‘ ~ pwns Been M we uid vain, S50 an ¥ LT} i} ‘ft ‘ ee HD hn... a-e@ ae moon a ans a Ne anes ergags age ES R [oe > ITZER. . neil @} ey 535 a = . a ee ee onan Oe | or onir fet! Peasy : ns. dh Peat: ora > bona a rat NN 3 1006 - > at™ ain : “ ; , Le ou: S75 down 38 54) Eastom.(3) PLE DGED VSEO - ive =D cass | GUARANTEED SM S22 =: stores: in your reply state experience if | iffed livin room. davbed Pan m 29 N. Grand! #w HUDSON FE PT N. ha .». ‘-Pa me ; ROA YIP {) q & oe oe etieonedioes wa be lene : oe Seieaneetiie sie VY: “wax HUP COACH SEDAN ~a 4 | ei cost $27 ct eill a ou mode! a > P. 2D. nis i it Kl any salary expected age. address or phone — 218 ; Cal :: everything. $: p- | liven t: wig ret (ck Thats one. guuaticew ie. BA BOS LAN : _— number. Rox W-257. Post-Die (cS) ek . a —llIlllIllIlI——oo_ Se nee . att ae enn cost OF —3 cor 3 ke new ad eters +. ister: 14. 0. 6000 8=m ad J =F ,PY PR: ern & i ea Spee g = 9} , hit on. ec Asta: . : Jt . 4 4 > {3T AtJES, - . a z + : : = Die UM ate ane the one octet! | Mi SB. ee At ade Se sie ae eh) “DSON-F1 LAMPTON. 3309 LOCTST ST | | oe ee jal “oe ain at $85 rms. 1 irself. Terms. per ning: | FORD—I925 — = . “ odern 5- Re 7 } ae ca 2 ow ‘am Tas. tint o = Cae omnis “s 2 a —— mi y . ; oe " v . as ce Soo ell DSC IN BR :) oi ( +H: \ MI Qn. _ * ; : : rh rains {} ‘ at ¢ : 2° + NAS = ‘ x light & 5 sedan g an S600 | H roe ton Truckee: These who can mend. do alteration work —atnyeae. GRand 1: 156g pies . a ee ora ‘ x TORT 8 pecan se carmgga, el” nae HERR Speagmgrenanonceee ) RO YADSTER miles: real bargain. 7805 Ivory. Na aes relining preferred; good working con- ¢4s STO x Es ~ree Par REPS Hedlpgureuenparee »* cali at your . Folks, you _oug eee this car. It'e« aj €179 a tee ia a” ee - nal ditions; eoed pay: references required. AP- 3 and Wt Pen aoe ost 2 SS ES eee shame to call it a us ca Everythin age Sis; | ply after 7 a 3870 Washington. Out-of- hie week Terry Rene 311 & $3: ~ {Orns Fully equipped: carries new car applicants write. (e7) | BEATING 9 cuaraniee: cost 1+ a. rill soid today: §¢ : lien ee i a: . , +. sini 3} as rtiment .0r SRAG . ePaey w és : J Gguwa. eT TR , ae 3 ¥ ? , (I 4 ’ “4 . i: = y “i Ma BVH! pine tt saae'a . GUARANTY MOT. "938 Licust Saaeee Te HGS! ee hetha a ee akeas il ue 2 ond; 3214 Locust. Nash sedan; 1924 model; custom fini [00 F or soda man. “i an n excellent shape mex anically ; bargain: | age. = ove . ei . a : ' ng ae : . , L>d mt AN UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY | OosIER ~ CABIN . ser. | RADIO— 3-tui a Masterpie . ; ennse le . : i erm. A enema BB og —" a oT oe h R ? : } Locust, _JEiferson 1 aeons oadster Sonaas’ tememe toni adiy with experience in | REFRIGERATOR a a seca tags "RE : i | — handling a department of piano. $50: one T-foot s a0 meta + - a Se es ERSAL, 3401 Locust. Always Open. p RE gy graeme ne >) vedartednensaiantliis o: ter young woman, prefer per- ne 11 %! foot. $10. ¢ te tes _ DB. m. teday | redy. 2-tube 9 4379 15 Ss ng = ‘HEVROL ETS—3 coaches. 5: like | company service 2% mont -- Pan te ix. 5 new tires, winte REQS—Severai, ref! nished a. son who can assume re- after > mM atx Low © Sunday aROF fel? O15 : ‘ i€ ‘ i2iRl nme tre: ie terms "R50 3 ron: Sai: tifa) Be pal soe: cena ~ ia re: mae ories: in SE ny adi. _Steiner -Fa ahren kro Z. 4000 P s ¥ , it. Ce Radio 25 Ci ° ot | go°5 yt ' : ittjutten with a national yo RY COUCH eee Meer: Ty ee a —s hev role Coach LOVE-JOHNSON 1} C RCo — | Thousands of 8 ‘les. ‘Di honn GMC 1%-Ton, reputation, write fully. less cooker. GRand 118M. 78) | _stal ov ll hone Victor “O453R. i ti oo aes. os Roe ral Bridge. at Union. 2:35 | wal : . v "eee . at too: rte ap ~_ . enone ~~ —_ _ — - **>» : , % 4 is: . a r > Pa RIES yr ines 4 n/ » a — : ; > t , i : ; ~ : ; your education, positions | plant ie oe | repairing our : alts — aint General tres, ke | Ford 1-Ton Stake, you have held and why {ia enin ffice furniture: sel] chea: | ~%) jb cht right: Someme ug RD gee te os — , Baint. | chanical cog terms : 1] os ——=| HUDSON-FR AMPTON “3309 LOCUST. | choose from: vari poe aggre be S CTHW EST NASH CO. -18§ = ; P x2 : } s ~ fill this one. Box A-154. | ROSTER BED —Dessaos—akcceee ot STORE and { OF FicE FIXTURES HRYSLER—G0 couch: 1927 model: the | UArSeteed: | make your se) | Se Logust os Saaeosier — Sedan ~~ . + se ves. if rery Trespec Ur price wi! : ’ as *; 2 ¢ Sunday paging’ 7 ~ — : = = . sm : - aarti sone — . inten . , 2 . —* = et “rT terrae Pos 3 , ary f . mem ew: n oniv :! a2 Tod. now Bring tse farmilir cPHERSON. 32949—cCompiet : COUNTER—3S-fo = Rew: ee Fe a vosiiat,... a — eu 'g Tae > ' — oe Diamond T) of 2 hedroome: must s¢!): nc ae we é™a¥ ' $0: nals BSG. s. Campton. ic>) toa a =a agi Roe h Terr. | 1926 Ft RD { “( Yi PE iTAR— Goat roadwier. 7435 iL oo | Welee’s Te ee Meike ee Car Com . . wn eae . a sunandeunante dhe ational d _ is +4 : n 2 : ® > ve 4 " me . ' - at : : . . ; oun ws : | - , ' brant ie : ; 3 red * =e. -~ ‘ a C .- PAD— Ana reich OREO oo 0 tJ telling all about yourself, ' STOP—Furniture fn eer. abe a. | LT RL radio ‘ calls 8? rs >bumpe d othe Ctras t S ; : ° . ‘ ~o . . oe pea e+ ~~ : ic . ia =" ” ae 2 . C : ‘ é - a+” we ney ¥ Dal ee iw til © a ? t al : >> ‘ “ : : ra “and other extras Se | atea: SERS, Tag hey go geintedz ace Uren | bew’ paint good’ huly Genres Net ERS) ETRE PLEDGED © use * . é : tga _- ‘ you think that you could ay country nehester ii ene ARS pete. on . | . | oced from: variety lef cc as. 30: ust and ee stot la ram te vour selection day: . and 3034 LW asniagton. t-Dispatch. (e21) : nate Open evenings and Su wong shames weil 4 riige : , oak tin : room : ‘ F ty . 7 . peer oe and . 3 be. . me or Sale . Pp: yi ’ . termes 1644 “yt Jetter- ie \EY INEON alTo ~~) : i 3. aoe 22 AG +t - ’ AEE ay — we : . : BT ; Ta ‘ ; aoe , y 4 - . - : : ‘ Slr a ; tli iF ; Own An expensive >a isgion eneed. $15 to start.) Walker-Armstrong H. F. Co. cenditien, with chs 3189 he DGE—Coupe. 1925; new tires : rf. — cr.ca..¥ S4i 95. 3015 Lec ust PE. permanent outside Racities cat EXCHANGES OnE FURNITURE FoR DESK la-top: 3 chairs reasopabie “4 | el St Ta Cl hr ooo pg NCS sen wees Gees erintty receces: | Seon ise a 27 ESSEX COACH (WEBER PLEDGED S385 ios. sme = ee BIG 6, SEVEN PASS. | Automobiles 3 | WTEBER PLEUGED cans. ; ® STUDEBAKER SEDAN | Miscell bi 8 Oners and de.'catees- millinery. Liv Ceoilineville av, Hast ee ial tet “prt ns ee as iinin nt wT oe :, " ‘ ases les D MON R 4 ORS m Be, SA or ‘c) 50, kitchen cabinets ¢ foigerato " igen Sy gor ay EMONSTRAT ~ FORD . PE. $ [WEE =a) : d ; is ~ ae ~~ Sar : —. nptnteecaineecteemsaantoonrnsine Je ; whe hoes se po ne - — ae | 1 driver “ ' miles: covers. 4-whee. ALS i , ~ MU? k 1 You SA DiEs—3. _ ore on: experience cae, SOS ranges $12.50 | FP] iene aaa oe 5 cheaae | lias Hee > we ws. « PxXter ein AD &@ = rriTi Din: - + i ~~ ecrT z * e Lite. Bai > Want one oF these me mark i rmil ne) ; 3 , A ~ “4 - . , , ~ in : : ; t ab) 6- nan A iZss0R 8 f rn 4 tumbe sae? 4 ” Wout o of day 2it Wainwright Bux, _fe | —_ oe ee iressers $12: big bargains. B EN SO! ¥15 N. Sth. | eo: gy uipped Spare “tt ire xy reo rims T Sik AUTO SALES. 2? 700 Lecust. | STITT DEB AKER RO. \DS&TER orakes, fil quipp ‘this bargain will : ‘sea? : i z 25 bE thi « “ . 4 > — ~~ — senenenacitiatincaneniatiiaiattitiatatacaiaaatail silicide ‘ ° t w- > Poe Bl. tay — uUrious “HEV ROLET = DIT! METER : =. Ford Coupe — cARS Sal 1825-1928; terme ar ay ies ia it RES , int ably jow priced: | ~ | ereetic — ; Csed Auto Sa! 00 Three available: ; 1% and look Tove CENQ2QI8 SCHNURE RU K : — Serie Cars For | : oo es 72238 Olive st. (2) JEWELERS SAFE—4x0x3. compartment LATE HU DSC IN COACH “H terms. 3 *ale. xzo0d eS. “heap et New lacque finish : ur =e ae ce 2218 LOCUS j awl8 LOCI IST ¢ FN Y 18 peasare tern =f) A gt a ta Oy, plan, a(t } ‘ cluding foorcovrrine. : : S 2 CASH OR TERMS. \ reduced nricen, pose eet é Sales, 2 je: all run and _— 7 | ustthiiecieee en, SP 5 aq wry bor 5 ons o- _ ~ _— | MouEEL> co00e FORSALE { 30. #0. 90 DAYS CONSIDERED ‘jj AUK & f es DL * indie cas ee | 923 BUICK TOURING | le += gp ge of fine apd. ? CASH. a ; r. oC 8 i taal 7 ately “aang Sedans For Saie oa ie without a de vubt some bargain sii ide ri 3 y ye) or a Sa coe | PY j Fees te Pest or every ta nz perfect ? rood tires: os: . ae phar \ CRNITUR “FOUNTAIN—Conolets wack | FORD COU PES a everything per 3 : a. ee ar guarantee, big bar- > ei Sette Fa *renkroe 4000 Past. "7 F eg >> cx ~~ - iis ¥ ; CHESTER MOT. mR Co.. CARA NTY¥ MOTOR CoO... 2936 Locest | a C a =a len. noir Coach Manchest r at ; " iP 5 ; REFRI SERA TC RS—G srocer and . — ees tl tion : mr peas cede —_ ' ——— As _Kineshigeh way —_— — oe : ow sesiliiiinliigaa iti lita cil ke . so ; Pri ~ a i ‘SED auTo - hold refrigerators and counters at ced to ae! cx! : 7 . n quiciy. Open | ' Rroad ws } . : ~ ; * guar : annie = oome » gain orice T Ni | { ot F-3) G9-TS B eesac teenie “Bowe Saue' SP BR se evenings. Terma. . SS. ° - ne enrages ~ ' OLIV c~ a ee m. . F ‘og SS SS =| ff ee ee : perfect condition: ““WILLYS OVERLAND. Ine. | — 2 : FORD—Toen ce see tneluding floor- RT ssM ANN ‘Pat a mcrae ‘a new - vrice: longest terms . $2.00 9 week. Bri this | COUNTERS — Reconditioned. "p } we s ; SALES. 2700 rourhout. fe Master 6 sedan Al shave ~~ will allow zou $10. ye 3. ie. 14. 16 foot lengths- xad ne S| ocuss. at Bee t. % : ac. en a Teal buy: tires, etc. $3: BO08A Call q ee ALS barg a hon ¥ - naecer tan argains -— reconditioned | ___w854 =." Grand. ” oH ; ay ’ ' | COOLERS. See 1 ! CARS \_ Grand. Cacia 7900-0108. ‘} KING FURNITURE co. } ae 1926 Nash C Coach - _WE-LEAD IN FORDS: | WE LEAD #N FORDS! 7. oF » HU SSMANN Cant be tod ¢ new Coupes Tourings at your own price from $50; PAY AS YOU REFRIGERATOR COMPANY and quarantined. this ge gee . : gy , Bt CK ) | Also Chevios, ec. Name pent Reker Lehmann. : ~ she N. ee c ay. tral 2884. of cebtiotal at See it for yourself. ' ne : : ‘ UI SEDAN ar | 8848. « ae ‘ , 5 - ts . : : 7 2 4 ae rhe a5° “and 309 SH ce : . , . rue | ena le —_ i oe eee smd. : ‘TIRES—4 a : Ree terme: ade ‘ ; Pe . : and Sunday change, 2944 Locust. Car WEBER'S. 1817 Locust ola 2944 Cer Bx ‘tines

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Se Late WS Ra BESS whe. “That SPARE ROOM IN YOUR HOUSE 0 SusuReATS | PROP” Y FOR SALE ere) woe EARNEST MONEY A cottages, residences. be E or apartment may be rented to a desirable tenant by advertising in these columns. “©8_ 3-room tered: water Northwest - For West COTTAGES BUNGALOWS ang COTTAGES | FLATS, AP’TM'TS, FOR SALE __ South 4& REAL BARGAIN | modern: garages: 35xx Giles: . sl2s—il cago al ——-4 of See mate ae rent REALTY CO.. See TO BUY 716 N.—S5 rooms. bath, 911 N. Vandeventer av. (5°) REAL ES'TE WTD. i decorate. KAMP. 103 | | Lt icky. SS eS bath: $22. ANXIOUS to buy Income barg One left sae a ' 4%) BENNETT, 808 Chestnut st. larze Main 2299 4 o3 1-3x | See | Cuil make offer. vont 2011 S. Broadway HUmbok 307 3-3 SINGLE Ohio: 3 large roems each fleor cemented laundry, garaze. “SEE — STIAN BRINKOP KK. E. ce.. Grand. LAcCiede 340-41. 102% YALE AY. | Choice location: lot 335x135: new. well- “Chestnut. | bullt. attractive ®-stery 5-reom brick bun- | eS | galow: hardwood flecrs. furnace. tile bath. i an ; a. ° + > . ' ‘finished basement: lot 43x140; payments, “+ i al Rg re omc go | a tg a a ok __ 3839 EQUITY Wtd. Good. in rom $20 a wont hy lone. HERS Ax TEGE- allel’ tama REL ry £18 JOHN S. BLAKE & BRO. 815 ‘Chestnut. | t!ectric. Pp: it won't] aA 1G KNI iCKRME "ER- TLEER _ = in- (co) CHR able. I have dividend paying | Siew _$25 Se Ee OGitax 3425-26. | : “FOUR BOOMS, MODERN COTE BRI A228 FLATS, AP’TMW’TS, FOR SALE securities in old established! bath. fi Central corporation to exchange: cor-! Page av; tile bath, furnace 530x152 3 blocks to : a omget « hex ge Pe iA SALLE 1oug—4 am to street: car; Tre teen $750 down ” rT es poration in business over 20) years. Give full particulars. | ~— Box A- 178, Post-Dispatch. Co 4 and 5 rooms. 2a57—A brick and stuc reoémsa. bath. chagrin garage: Bt 3 (+ 180: bie ther must 'Gpo. J. WA SSTRATH. furnace. Life Bide. 100 cash $2 rs s HERM | | BELT. bath. 1467 and 6 rooene. + : pas 48 * hte a La sal Seat S3.ia) sar L_3 | a wu Ain bath. toilet CLAXTO 2176. | Wil buy 4-room. VERNON, 5421—New | ——— efficiency: | MARKET. 3 & YANN). 3 ROOMS | a@uits only; ~e-"¢ $22.50. Le i S$ Rewiy MARKET. 2020B—4 laree rooms. bath. DBCORATED; ONLY $20. GARFIELD | £94, crc Bem, PAD open $95, WALTON 723 (rat Ddmar)—4 rooms. | NINETEESTE, 1118 N.—4 reoms, eiec- sad 708 Chestnat. “Good Hieeaa 3538 SHEN a rooms. modern home, in firs ASS order sas. electric: — ae 4 FAMILY | ge Bane AIN | EASY aicH B. CO. INC. $26 Chestnat np LOOK telus 3p PANDY COTTAGE, CHEAP on Grace av.. bath, garage. Rage ow o ‘ . " 5S room ac it large lot. exceptionally fine ae A me. = tee oy ne st.: 2 Tooms. bets. totiet. | MAin TS14./o@*) hag ® oumer muet sell, amy rea- FINANCLAL ‘| - WENZLICK. 1010 Cc a GArtield 1427 aan Ce ee wilt ah Aieas aptly i : 5630—o-room house owner leaving city ta? * Ort S.. ee Market. rnace Oresi ) $20 ee et SOHN H. ABBOTT. Bealtor. brick guraxe. "GA Thieid’ Py ae eeu} 1710—-5 rooms. first fluor: 4 y ELLS. 50? 1—New 4-TooOTh pefic iency?T ea ‘07 a , wo flat; tile bath, hardwood floors, =e PAL — oe stk Wein. —~, wright Bidz. GArfield &342. te*) WESTMINSTER. wane - + wood fivors, ee went. 5 oO Oe | POPLAR. 1329—WNice. clean 3-room house: JAbany 4 water. toilet; | r WHITTIER. ig31A—Four 3 :; $15 reoms. iP F -. Ww ; ri + ld large alcove: gus. electricity: $32 oe ees ese, 520 Weinwraet Bite | Bungalows, Cottages Wanted | BUNGALOW _td— 4 oF 9 | SCOTT, 2353A—Fine flat. J rooms. bath. _£-c2 "OS >- LIS] atc! . UrPLES PL . 483 se > Too Aleto “336 North Are eaten mont th ahd O'FALLON. rooms. secon d ize ooms 2 " ‘ * wan ory ali ’ covwn. ~ f jar Southwest KANSAS. 3458 ane oy 5d-reem brick ws. tile hardwoed furnace. —* enly $7500: spection : earnest money at this price they wen't last leon. ERING. 3627 Graveis. PResepect 1850 you ei her beaut ful story and ha/f and reception bail: and interest. 1467 Evergreen CALE TP FoR = “x st of flats: easy terms S, $500 DOWN ‘JOHN H. ‘ABBOTT. Realtor. 209 Chestnat. ae bath. hardwood | $450 CASH BIYS 9-ROOM FLAT es $n coors. al] tmprovemen a full particular: o404 Easton. Call FOrest made. Separate baths. electric. furnace floor: building in fine mean BEAUTIFUL 49-ACRE ESTATE ghborheod: 2104 Rutg only monthly: see agent there. Q00 feet on Clayton rd. - noe its mac - ome le e; bt ek os: a1. Arkyi ooms ' 2 poern ea ba th : gare . S40 North 5358 ST. Lo 6-roem. flat. AX 2447. eS TEGETHOFF RLTY. ( 1467 Evergreen. Welliston, PA: ‘kriew 62 ON ST. CHARLES ELEC TRIC COLFA! 4’ LOOK AT 1542 BENTON ST. EDMUNDSON ROAD completed: a pretty bath: . ee \ ats a i$ a —— a gas electric ewe Doren ; near cars: new- WHITTIER. 1304 >. OD : | iv “get: $35 oper : Ox eS end ras: $20 month. - igz “ SCRABERG 210 Wainwright Bide REAL ESTATE—EXCHANGE , REC 2th Ches ; - = J. Dowling R Co.. 12th & = OND 1818 S ( Near Laf avette av.} r ms or ialmi.y RES —_ nice Clean roome; $1 14: - © ie* beurre 3 rome ff ‘SEMPLE. “301 34—3 rooms. — - ‘ " . | H. ABBOTT. residence, @Ox17% “~hestnut. “PER CENT A Wiigzeut cotmakers. or mortgages cai Be secured rculariy emplored op & salary: cries made of your emplorers; eur. ; - , INVEST T CORP... noon EL ENSESTMAIN 4508.” tease ae ew rial, LOANS—On sutome mag and ag fixtures. a gnewor. Easy payments. 705 Oitve_et. Gar rfield 53a 5353 ‘a . or -. or 24358 = tr e's sHWAY. Tice wie CAN'T GO WRONG BA. e-room eflicenc: large made: price and ‘terms will Rosa and Macklind. WACHTER | HUmbolt 3073. 2011 S. Broadway iS NEW 5-RO00OM BUNGALOW-FLAT ~- block xx seuth eon Aingshighway. 1 280 Lisette: hot-water heat; — a. ¢ ~or =i D4 CC TCT. Y ti it - rht at ‘s-inch hard ox ood gain for «xX . to § ea i 8308 eut stene porch, living reom oors; WENZLICE 0 Ce ee "Grane ARTHUR FISCHMAN REALTY CO. NENZLICE. 1010 Chestaut. Gilg eT CRE LOANS—South Side only Riverside SITS. ee Ree. - = . 7 3438 S Graad. wee ene roof; | 6823 iravoeis. ‘3 West ae & ! nst make off } sa®r az bath. rear 4258-59. or ) Single flat. £5 rooms. weil buil electric. a frame house in car atigzactive price TE. ‘116 : MAIN Porc . C3 lucies iter. car ty. CHAUNCEY P. HEATH Co. LEXi NGT Me: “2 38—One SIXTEE STH. 1021A — 3 rooms, electric $20.50. _BR AND-NEW JOHN H. ABBOTT. Realtor, 709 Chestnat. 1407 x; rood 4 and 5 Rooms Kees Hi ; A Sicatiee. . “ , > ~+¢ - 4 fF Something Different and Better sitchen, electric © JOHN H, : ‘ eonn the 6200 biock om Page b ine nad 5 on 08 b on Wasner {1 block : “ es trade for ®-family af Siiees anit. wa pave venty for TWENTY -SRCORD. — WILL C. WISSMATH,_ brand-ne f flats, consisting | modern: ‘ ee FLAT Wtd.—2-family. .ne ar ST cece ais sqmousdte porch. 2 mecewaee Me OO. OES Comstens. | *EotT. Sih ccc oreom hot-water 3 ' ce . = 4 hy These flats have tiie ba th uF a } Seen’ ‘ + . . ‘ . aT fleors. furnace heat and separaic .1| VISTA. 719—F: yr 4-room trances. lax dipsteto. J STANLEY EPSTEIN HAASE REALTY __ 904 CHESTNUT ST. Car KOR a Suite 2} re Ors, SuUniITD i 789 Chestnut. ‘cine 25 Fee Just FLAT— S500) pointment cal business hours Sot — -Briek i aths., price m requ MOT ND CIry TRUST co.. Agt Forest 1000. Crion and = ow — = ST SACRIFICE. "x ‘ imily 3-ret om eff} cienc?T : me By 20. cheap at “make offer. a UNION-EASTON TRU = ce.. FOrest 1370. larg me We ov iig fst ang «~ % *} isla b, ~~ € 7 L Ts. Lara ast artmMmeni 2338 N. GRAND. , rower grove dae : heated CHAS. L 7 -y. th. Ashiand ar.: > a — - 7. “ i}, estnut so neste Perquesn wai ae 4284 WASH. &113a—3 ~ pets weg ages ottage BEFORE YOU BU Y - roo bri ; _ cot aual - —== JOHN BH. ABBOTT. Realtor, 709 Chestnat. VOLF-POLLACK. 101 N. Sth in 1898) . 1, saad cre NMortager. Resigen: eB RTE. 110 N. & en FLATS FOR REP T—Furnished 25-55-55 a bape eo e cor a a INDE ASHINGTON. ®228—Four rooms ar! 4 ; any mec pro ty. largwe ad > N NORTH ST. TOU. Wes bath pooeee floors. Ay 4 pe. — em a) hance: ason basis FERGUS SON "REALTY CO. wh BUY = mn. rifice bea! msi c Ux ee JOST-MILLER E. Co. _ 2 oF GRANVILLE PL... 1416—3 iare: LC. ern: private: best condition 3903—Stumpf's: 1 or 2 aaeee SPIE bE ren . het-water. cas. eioctgte ele- 10U 50X24 — 2 or rooms. | Tato furnished $25 up: choice suite left: ET GENE | “EDD = : OT Wid —Wwi wi { oUF. PO LL AC kK. N Ain TRS oe f y ee $= — wa rooms. a ee ae Kier eti01- Fhe McPHERSON, bath. : oom Wak 3.500. MAin ~; -i0 G Artieid 8941 colored : cot- O71 ch estnut rooms, ae iric ae “hestr La be Louis. bs Sein 5822— 5-8 ~~ itz2on . eT EALTY Co.. 25. Cx) rN MAIN MI ‘NERVA, (x —- a heat : a Forest 3370 OAKLAND, 4453—Sin ear brick garage; te c te 5. LActede 8143. 7 45 MINU TES .. AUTOMOBILE: OLD NCED PAYMENTS TO 8. 2307 OLIVE 4-4, ign’ estate; open «ji s+ ied ATwat 4. fine. ; 137 § Flori issant bl (e822) ~ ) BOOMS. a ul —— seat convenient to schools SEE THIS cozy BU NGAL ow ~~ ti PPC PIC ee Cc G - . ; ‘ me é ss —— -_. . inet mane e 8 ] Ot Ai « a! modern acdvar — te tala ied, me 1751 N ith ace KEN ‘ KIRKWOOP TRL ‘T} ~ we x. eer = a to $590 WEEALY. wr adv ar ce monmeyv sagt 4797 lot - 353x170 wice S133 nat IS sscnsinamirinislaa -- — $60 : act quick. Box W-273. garage, 27 6" | > reems, medern: closed- , carage: a barcain. = - on wie &4 tenn. fat JULIO: ALLE R. €O.. SOT Chestnut. Kealters 49x) : modern Sreom bunealew: *10it and rebm for Pos we ve — " ewner will sacrifice. : ee room for bath AKTHUR ‘FISCHM ALN REALTY Co.. gars Cora ves. Kiverside S3T5. = PRETTY 5-ROOM second floc LOTS FOR LST = BUNGALOW 2 ea A Hao ths ec ae es KNICKMEY! ER. Sof rae ; posite “Las Angeies” subdty tion: Lé C [re : ous i) - - —— - . a: li ¥ 413+ r ; ma a iArEre room ’ “ [> by "7 . 318 , bel Mies ro” I fi . mi : TM ns r . location fer d¢@ruggist, hardware, beauty Ou St & coee-i: Lote oc os perier, dry ceeds. notions, etc. ferre x W-118 Post-Dispatce. _ A. G. BLANKE R. E. CO., 711 Chestnut. NEAR EW GENERAL ELECTRIC oe a ey | $30 cas! £10 ow a “ edjomse Wal- a: ‘enema "'iaateien- teetete Seas ae a “ TREMBLEY-\ LS N - £- . nshed TNCCSSK, Yaa * r , > +) ; , , Plan 4» ; o4 he 03-05 we W Wha ~ re Pt > ry — Ga age ust the thing—7330 Gar a bargain at $40,000, | . ards Or , ‘ 3. - RESIDENCES reasonabie -rent Cass car © | ANT income for my 500 feet htub: nice, li rooms 5325 we \pusTRIAL LOAN CO., = 0.(c6) : lot 50x140; bargain at $6250 ies, rooms. $40 _sarage. : Tland , Water heat. good condition. low price. See North oe oe 00 | CB varare sean trae =, DAY ~ READY TO MOVE IN : oR PE ERS howls s+ e« . : : . bs ey e ind pak *: =: : ry) Lie ‘ - Mardy yi) ; i} ; 3 .. “a har a ood loa! rs. tile and 5 rooms. rents wr ve arly South THEIMER & BRO pang 4 DITTMEIER R. *E. . ERSKINE, 735—920@ south on Horn av.: electric, West DETERING. dell Park flat: hot-water heat with oi nd 3 rooms. r-row a F, Haane!, 704 Nh m _ cotiages (ELM ANNSPA‘ ESK SPACE—W ith phone and | stenograr 5133—11 rooms. 3 baths. f 'RALF OFFICE or desk room. $575 Dandy + and sS-reem fi House ef 7 rooms with a!) modern MARKET Lat2 —Transfer newly decorated: ein terms; big bar- . - ae - a Mar ket sis 4 REAL BARGALN rer cx ose ts Litre | 6 ROOMS, _inc] osed 6-family. 6 roome | FOR RENT TO COLORED > Mt ae eee - ei by collateral: - - a le 4-room and Murphy bed stuc- ne ty ; ht. lager UNI ION. EASTON TRUST Co.. er, 6 rooms. | rbai ik tw orth HYland ‘ 7 N: 041 Rutg 6 r | Lambdin. walk t ro blocks n a’ | deer atl improverneats. ent R ~ B agen eal argain—Single Flat be bought on easy terms. - | CAbany 17 “et, GArfield 142 open oz er FARMS FOR RENT M Al y 4758. o8. Mr + Pha Gteenecepmnene ee —— ; 4 ° — eta gs — - I eri WARREN. 2376—S-room cottage: rent © 05 N. Broadway 90 $40 month. Kirkwood 1153W.__ lot 50x12 40 st.: new 5-3 room flat Beat itiful Apartment—( “heap “houteau ay. 00 Al 3Arfield 1427 '35x120: must be seen to be ap- | Condition. from $85,000 to $65. —— room reply den: ©. Key) : Ries 09 Wainrirht Ridg phi nut nice 4-Treem frame cottage: cas. water. FIN E IN V EST MENT 4™ PABANNE ~ §032—9 rooms. reception eo i830. (ea5 furnaces NEWBERRY TERRACE | , house : . s - am be rented very reasonable store, heat rhished: ope arrange 7 _ Realter, DOU —___ 18 _R._F, Ses « austeat. be alien from m. to > p. m. Th areains. Owe I 5431 M. : 314—One large room, suliable for 3 verside 1343 SiG Pine. GArfield 6250. (@2) (°° &#&+&+& &« #«3XLIVESTOCK FARM a, 8 or . ~RQ) | floor : . ~ Lage sam heat. incimerator. ete. Reaut nil ) 5. - a | moreved: modern —— ecthcilee eee | take hardwoed floors. French doore. tile bath 6333 ®08° | Rear) —Au renair shop Tt : roern for ' ws MADIS “ie ca 4647 Aine sU2) [ tor sierpi na A gored house for rooming house. consiating sian nema . bath. electric. cara Dp. m.; bes furnace and als a garage. = denn ; : Ne” a . aco Oo : ‘ . ae “he ' f i — Ay i ed a 4 . . é ; ern. =PaCE—in hig of! DETERING, J627 &reveis. ew — ANTED a service furnished: see building man- or Norther 2 rooms bath, electmec >) _ ; op sian Od , ra ~ mee : rooms under lease FLAT—F iy @-roem rand Box DEI SOG sat” HAR. W Ain -— oar. _ , NGALOM s ott. -_ - os Na ’ z st Tes al 2S —_ 3449 _— NSYLV ANIA, 3 “wareboust RENT s: d. ' ~ Easton av L3STO soe Siiy Loan Co... » ew lr aecerete “Pp (c82 ) DWELLINGS FOR 25 he FER can rose ost Dis. Saal : ~ FOU NG ~ PEOPLE ann ual income. $6900. two Co beautiful new 2-reom 83. Post-D bangalow at floors. electric. splendid neighbors =) Easton. FOrest 1370.(‘c6) $330 Riuiger arranged for Wt| BOOB. atier 8 ion clear: al FINK ANDERSON CO.. 4154 Marviand av. 4 and 7 rooms. hat- — 3663. eee ie (eS Market st.. 00 | CHICKEN FARM acres: house. out- DITTMEIER RB. R. E. CO. 624 Chestnut +t duced to $30. si * "IR s 1°th est. Oo basement. a rea! screens - hades and ch ian 9703-05 Cabannre a 12- family. « 16 Franklin i... a oe : very reg O00 Sl RENGEL- ‘WEBER.3127 S.C-rand. LAc 9544 "Maftit t px G24 Chestaut Cal GRand S175. (62) — electric. furnace, garage: let 3521275; eniy 0 Bavand: 3 g00d dow bie bath. Front Rank furnace. only $20. ‘ som CC per month 4 m : = Kcaraces inquire Res ad ana D YMON RAYM hed D. Guaranty Bidg. 1428 ARLINGTON AY. 9022 BAYARD AVENUE cutiers 408 .: ott) sieean CL \1 sp S895; easy 4 i. += oe ry bun recentiy ono agg representative PbDCK Bae TE °19 Wairwrizh: University — City and ern Ne ect and ad . 7098 Chestnut. DA K TA a rim ler J xx CONNECTIC v rT, NEAR _GRAND. » a (* mr oe eh in ari . ace ally imu ea "? tf ! ‘ —" 7 52 46. MIN ERV A A x. 4 ts —_— = hinine _paric — WM. FE. ‘WRISBERG. 2294 . D. ; a uf ; xt _POOS, “6 ee — = NATURAL BRIDGE. 4875—Siteam hested DENCE Wid. —To rent or lease. & ‘o | atore: reasonable rent. ra of rooms. in West End. Box Ww pe ; hi vT’ T «= * rae. wwe — QD tines. hadi first floor. 1.00T RS gee, ‘hestrut. nrc . “ . . . . buildir : pris ; JOHN H. ABBOTT, _ Realtor, 7O9 ¢ Will sacrifim double garage FURN. HOUSES FOR RENT _ West Hovrc—Fror 1 lease. furnished ished; modern 6-room home. 4479R. 73518 . REA! LTY pe ) :; nae aC 29 Grand bi. pre PLES. dl Bas va sf urna "a Bal CHRISTIAN BKINKOP R. “E | oe rand. LAciede 304 KLAL BER- WELZ, “6243. or }| Gravois, Riv 3 1e@e 3 stores: 6140—House: beautif ully fur- ; ‘ _ “ey r " ———— So — . . . ‘ . . “> . . . - . . . . . ~ - av & 2 ‘ wr P : a ad Palos VI ~ om 2 hot-water must & YOU A rooms. pet r Toot . , 7a Sie wr . y u pri is Se! Prt | int e .? 2o0Gern 2 snhiap , : } POOr , jl Fiche p> ; IoOria - aie ies — eee : : e } 40x 140 wr _ 3470. tea } ENT INE “BU Y story ro ee. residen: NeTICN iviS COMI LION oe BP 4 . , lac “S} cant ; . = . S—000x1 Set Ca ' Da ure ardwood floors, sieam hea t Loe very new L6G na ere - J. NT LEAT Daie. LAcie : SS et ea 232 I ourhborough room ecotts , a} 4 : hestnut OTs nr om P iat eget Es we ‘ i. Re 3 : + “W7TJ Chk * ~ A ) 5 + ~ ‘ c é w © oS AF ak Suburban Property Furnished hELMAR $54 aa “ : SING TE Sara M or a “or W ar ‘fi ay Cla ytol—r arnisied , cars) — a more: § roum4. = 46°29 M nnesdta, 4% woe carage. sieeping ‘vhs and furnaes. 1MES PL. em thie “8800 west "901 FORSYTHE. ( DEEDS OF TRUST and hur and bow aerond quick, ——_— (ed) alters. 822 (NEED } MONEY | TY} ler . “it T6e 38: i+—_+-room cottage’ ive im ene, rem the $isv wt wo. See Po | Smith. We a BARGAIN | Ash oY : 142" FLAT BARGAIN TrOGOms. t.i@ first fisor . “hestni 4956 BOSS A—Bean ny mderf * “se « ~~ oo “Ss .+ ~~ nuigan, 4 ang sunroor neigh bo perch. larze vard. site. wn eateemeieeliinnel SUBURBAN PROP. FOR SALE (og? 1 BOe a oe —— ve age: ep rill make ter 110-12 = AMES PL.—Melville a: oGLK) West. Opposite ANDERSO iN. \ e@.i x4 * woc hi gan. 6 reouis ‘ ; . : STx ERMANN, STH. MAIN 4258-39 RANKIN. —— Nice * o 4 co} . a "hestnu a Dargain * > ~~ ha Ya ouce > ore i7T [inerva 4_ro00m runs, tile locatian, vac art. roorrs nfee e per cenit net. any SIXTEENTH. ro@ms, ebectric. CO. Bis Chestnut iqe®} +4 p——O w ke rma me owge eee 4 i Dei iD rs seat Tr tear eg ee dence. ‘tt eS BURROUGHS LANE. 14 —_ PRoape ect 1519. dandy grape ot ‘Stes = Grand, LAe. E Pt i: x N RESIDENCE: HOT-WATER HERAT: ta ONLY $11.508. MECKEL. REALTOR, MAIN 0481. “rwry TT >= wastieman. 4-4 alogne. 4-4 rooms. J 4-2 adoec. ~~ ne er will A i and elec: “ ‘omipton (one 4 ren en drive: . SUnrecm LOAN S BLILDING LOANS 7 (TAL 544% FUNDS . #454 SY eautii thi. ge j be threughext - ‘ caw oT WE aE RT ¢ . or Tonite ~ ye $200) monthiv Si & 3 7 Reo Ms" SACHAR & CANT? Has ¢lectrie and sink upetairs and Ge 3433 ‘Sidney : Xow 2 "ASP ACKER Fat, ESTaTE -O. 2 aed Chestnut tie staf can > é 7 wenth lowa, J-3 roots. Kbortuk. @ >- ret mim ew. he Laie. 4 i FES “(P08 Ftret fTleer recent. peh parr mnned $50"! and "9805 Tomas. Mam 7031, 6 No. a trai t. Ree _Ebone GROVES TRUST Co” COMFORT bungalow effimency rst trie mary a Hie HIEMESNZ R. CO $844, LAPAYETTE AV. bot-water heat. Made & reott, ‘hot-water a. -ondition. ' Path hardword flonre nen reots each will trade | exefllent conditien: will Misstesipps and Alia Cewnenpouts and acreena, Many spectal fratures. bargain. write Box A-~17 > and @ Owwer on AND BELT—Modera offices ae Z, “al fer nlrsicians near heenitals ~e: 3 . 7? Ew >is . 2 a tT ? "he _—_ ° = : aa » = FoR : te “a5 x At — oe 491! + Jem ar hesinut. in (x2 a tMmesota, -Pool “itare OIns ' bath. hardwoed DK ia "BL E F LA’ T B. AR¢ ts -AIN- ee eaten ay - ~ (LIV & — Wot! der! .Oca TPOR : ie Pang : and mate ite ° . 345 — BRANTNER PL... $1 22-—4é rueuis: errr: mar, tee: ae rc ms: a3 > a agg ng cn , a Geand _.. 9524 PO roe! Af] desirn — re — ow a " alk a a a7 ; Mil % 3 , | tir teow: tiie etr 30x28 orm-war rents. $144 ate — > a ime f ASH do wr gen: ‘BROS. MORTG susersct 2304——6 rooms, bath. water Suburban price $13.73 SEF : : Renzei-Webrr $127 S Grand. L Ae. 9544. rent. Pine. MAin electric reasonable rent and == ~ a ean ee | Ne amd ane th ayer aien Latte m aia tn ceateeieily | iin ‘ om rice ° Poo | ‘ 20299 iT} ’t> DEVISION, mm rooms, ‘Gectric rrr > CATN & HARD! : tint seek tn inion aan a i 7 oUF comp ¢ =" 9 | $7230: owt ae ace : — ap Th ere 5 a Single for r Yo ou ‘Here a eae oe ‘= s Se ae mae , ‘See U $’ Money sheets. ee Teo Chestnut. SS ae ng nL Lackland t harlack read. then serth 2 | flats. ences and ints ai 1 aT RNS. MAs Pt 4) S220 reenal, PRE —s 64x8 VERMONT aYv. ~~ | €Butreal 500 agent there £2 @ , Steen _— => | == : ~ —_mer oo a rare a : pa a 3 , Co ait: 2 good eRe TY; : ) ae an tricity: ‘ot 20x125: fruit $5008 CASH. $25 5g weet of RB Le TERE ET LT . co; SS Channing: * : rat site Fairground ok Fe Sai Me bloc oP from Rose: pant Burs dandy 3-:0cem brick urnace an n? pra chiealliy nes om * ‘z 1 Iza- 259% Comm rut «t 5>-€ roc vg eves! — sae M Ain | tos. cea" | Dah insiGge Vara —- 5 7 or a e ort and tp Bast furage Reo 3848 North et. eve +i] ben? % hand. ates lee! : at . sil ee # | ( . ; S. BUNGALOW FLAT ; oe wmly ea) manth! 3. — —— ids VERSCHLEIZCER & SACH. MAin “OS! Tarasge wti!) _sidin *henn ." t.4 and ; ee] SLATY. «2s Chestast. o9 Chestast. CLU BHOUSE.-Me rsmave River waier \aM= ~aikeamnenen [RE ae gece eee ore CLICK. | Rew ane front: berrain. Mever. MAin 4111. (o4) ag rane jecated in Vinita "tae aiaseN ay are ~ acre ac RN ase “4 ¢ ti Ti —~ cm . Oil iD} we tsee | ar Re . : * i S905 4 —Opposiie | Fairground Pari Park: UBHOUSES—-Tro. at Times Chi versity a ae ——— rergusesi or x cottage: 4 reoms 4405 “HAMPTC ~ ‘4 vy. S26 arre screened-n ‘s8#an GETT MEL = . ie wa Le) .; just listed this THRAMPTON ey Day Mente S200 East a IER = s =. co. a ~~ ak pee med 7-Room ee Frame Bungaio* “te a Built Const. .— = nin ma Si cs8 E. Rt, 5204 5. GRAND. 9fx13a0 ” . ‘ ~ Ride ii acitinas si i SBR aprored NEW BRICK COTTAGE Pree $11 500.00 . eut others on ox ; <r “™MMER CWTT ac a? e' lake. . — ae AT. iverside 904) . Helen av 4 reems. * urmace — FEDERER ‘REALTY pine *.. ‘s _ § reoms furnished: screened porch; $2500 — een . —— ic. ile bath, garage. soud Mereantile Trust Com pany ae a ne 4. Huey, Shelby. Mich. 76 ina bintter 9 oa men OITT Yoel] EF EF OD 8°64 Chee: STH AND LOCUST TO ST. CHARLES ST Nice Seleetion | of Double NEW BU XG. ALC ws West Sl RAP SING ag hare ee NO ST. LOUIS. CONSTRUCTION, BEATTY. is ACRES m Grant Lane: fine a 704-6-5 st.. 5 rooms. Very attractive matt brick 5 aif wooded - dar ain. Phone f GC. Tar- é . finest in rea en) an G Sli Tresor. ior Ester 74{ . fast completed. easy ! reOTD TER GROVES TRIST Sund papenens. Salesman on premise« gre a to & 5 ACRES—Or more Weber “4. PTMETE Rg R. OO. 824 Chestnut st. a. Busch estate and . Tn - Seulilinnen ivan tie =" ras Northwest ret] 2 ar 7 sell or , ae for og! he NS parr ees, =f EISER & , al "ER GROVES TRUST C#.. Realtors. 23} BFAUCTIFt L OES ry Rt NGALE 1Law Fi iad St << there, ee ae % yer é9o Ste not wR ter . RLINGTOS. 1919—8-room modern frame as _nes S450) Ler s BE acon i. =. yoomea st : i: harwa te el! te \-¢ ABBER T--LATTERY. be h. hot-water set Te abe ST bak" 'e? Then. seath of doubic carnge: eurception im perfert eonditiesn: ewner wif lived. \LAP RT WEST END BINGALOW SIX, ROO —HeT-WATER HEA Pi Oek court (f bierk weet of Ham- Page: thereuchis ally we'l neni a4 Tis PReepert 1548. TLAMES &ort) 7-car carace . i rmaestig ¥¢ eee ore ‘ost tra meexierr , “+ @.. ment 2614) Grureis As Few a perm bunrale~. ¥ Pickmenn, 2925 &. Greed, LAr. ene SOUTH SIDE HOME : J NGATS et dete ~oper f Prt eerrma See L. WEBER. 119 ¥ 71h. 4 3 eh i-Troem bree iP Ag es daa = yrs en ae nore nie DANDY FLAT toa sail ~“..

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© DESIRABLE RENTAL L PROPERTY not TOO HIGH PRICED can be RENTED. ‘Advertise in these columns. @8 ~__ rosttomararcn. 39 a a EST MON - 3156 PORTIS —_— a ty Fr AT. > _ SKED PEADE Y : ; "ae aegis % block from and’ fire a Grove Park. . n por Bt '| $1500 SECOND: 18 ieee Future Grain Prices r quart: Louisiana, $5 to $5.25 fto- @ence of 7 rooms and 15 per cent ; FRUIT MARKET ion $5. is SBD. $3.25 to $5: wil -| pera $3 to $4 for off stock, per te BS "eas . wre : ° trawherry” supplies cqunled the, Gomane | crpte: Biatetent see, CR ee a nh, fl ' ee et | BIG ; /and stock of good quality ru rm. tut) ~ "eS _ tile ba oak floors Mn? ong: 8 My rt CO. Rt: ‘6 mY Chestont BENNETT, 808 Chestnut st. mAin 4 £176. ST. LOUIS MERCHANTS’ EXCH: ANGE, : Pe Winey a — rch. carage. B real "nome Apple Pricea Are Firm; Demand | poor quality berries were discounted. Mie- } Case. : ~ “in tionally fine neighbo low cep. ang cRD ) March 24-—Foliowing are quotatic Fair for Best Stock. sieipps and Alsbema feceipte are beet i a “LET yo R SAVINGS EARN, the «d high w. close and gna | erally Rank England § Statement. ENZLICE, 3010 V0 Chestnut. 2Arfield 44¢0- ee" NORTH MARKET ST. ON OUR ve ay at EARN 6 PCT. close in \eumt marest and quotations as ST. LOUIS PRODUCE ROW. March 24. es ert png 5 MB. A wa. — | of - at te 6a MODERN FLAT. EDS OF TR : d tess | —A f iid de TION® | LONDON, March 24.—The weekly state Good | Homes—Baro; 7 # por QUICK SALE Soria” — . ey $250 UST received from Kansas City an air demand for best condition apples QUOTATIONS the Bank of England we the — sy Tones. - $1000 denomination bs markets: " prevailed. “Prices were firm. Supplies PANANAS—In shipping order, 5%c. and | ment of h in unds tal Te SHENANDOAR ay KAS ».. INC. 826 Ch eeds for 000. 4 , High. Low. Close, Y"terday. were moderate. Sales were reported asiin jobbing way. loose, per ib. | following ¢ 7 1005, circulation de. Ay ce o. b= = satan | $3500, ‘Shade S2a08 Bao M0 S80 MAY WHEAT 185" 26 barecle Bncis wines Root Od oe Sarre SSO WAT” SEBO pee | Sead ASE 000: bullton onergaaed, 11.004 = & D . and ; Ty ee 33 %-%b cS at 018 winesap No ceord rer - increased 1.502.000. . pub. 128; adjoins Grand bi. ; ; | fect — aeurance per- | A. HELL 133% 132%-% 133 =I 12 showing seald. $2.50: 20 barrels Miinois| , GRAPEFR rT—Fiortde. $2.50 to $3.75 | other securities in ; nen: ore VIRGINIA’ os Da iNDY COTTAGE, CHEAP a titles w with each lose? “eu or ee] B. Miller, Accused of False "StL 129% 128 128%b. 1204) | st. LOUIS MERCHANTS’ EXCHANGE, D Now ty showing scald. $2.15: | per crate | the oposite Gocrenees Db. 000. other de t acepene’. perch. bet, Se - toilet. | KORTE 110 N. 8TH. MAIN 4258-59. | Pretense, to Fight Extradi-’ |£’Gisers 12se 8 126% eb 126 %-%b | March 24.—Grain futures sold lower on the |2%4 in. BS: 75, barrele eas Rating | ved none —Calitorntn $3.50 to $4 Der | ponte eT 000, Government ercuritir | o*y ley R. CO.. MAin 2814.{c6@*) | —— Der 100 ; ge AE, pre oa r> : ae ~ BRIN KOP’S ion to Arkansas. oz Digs 127 . aes a trade and Argentine chipments nearly dou me Sake te thas Ben Bens at ~ $4: | ORANG geet the? $3.25 to $5.25, and ; the bank's ress “a week it wae 27 85 pe: Sarthe fini home; “ey — i i] StL 128 oa ts b ble year ago were influences. On the bull- 325 to $3.50: New ¥o y ‘lo ower. C tr “ motte ts ode og 2. Pow B a | Pee Teel estate; perfect ti oa il insur} or 3015 er seal Ree WHEAT. ‘. | otterings ot corn were reported eg A water heat: terms and lo f CHRI: “iv awTtnorne boutevard, an Chi. . a0 4 128% ] er. D estic e c Oo exports |HY. HIEMENZ REALTY ect me 9621/8. Grand. TROY RE. co saweiel i > Mier Goes ton th 1085000 .000 . -. Reina 5 sh S. Grand. LaAcl i 6 nvestment - , ~€ ; RRO gr ae ebruary were less t! a: ‘ er 4 al 614 Chestnut. | a ae AT & PEK temeen —s ‘made of your employers; ong gent papers ready go Rd yy aA associate, Samuel RR. Morgan, | St. L. 79 2 i toe gy ae wood. Oats, were lec to le lower mand was good. heat. garage with eeP ; oo r cent to 7 per cen © , iC 77% m5 &-? with trees. shrubbery ie : ; INVESTMENT CORP.. a: euler a foie % te president of the Republic Power K. Cc. 7 "3 . 74% | “Wheat ovenea unchanged. hard Mays rd ROOM clean. modern buildin é¢ ° bd real bome: can be oo —— i “a MAIN 4586. (¢62) | doub eal a oe we : : ee i goon declini fracti Liverpool wae Rengel-Weber, 3127 Cg an. ao IAL. LOANS —On automobiles. coer tedly suit oes Salle & Service. Co., Little Rock, Ark., —% etronger. coming lig uD on. ‘March. Me . Ih i€ arrant "yy ” as tac lowe Corn was down slizbtls NDO? a SP r. Easy payments. BSuite Edw ard K. Love Realty Co. there ; = 78 %a poien H “dl ower. oO wo 8 charging that Miller obtained ia : } Ss. Falling off in Argentine shipments helped 6-room residence, “Susmaee, garage : mOlive. st.. GArfield 5353. (BD gain f r large. fi age Sos Be “ : ae te agent at boues. 47 sot §) OE Gheptont. —— money 1 fal t 42%b 42%-43 | the opening market for wheat. Liverpoo! ain or targe family only ee ae A OTe? & tWLaciede C83 (cS) ————ceeeanns = Iney under aise retens asc... ke ~ 7B J a Garni . = ie “JULY OATS. closed 1%d higher on March, %d on May "ENZLICK, 1010 Chesin a f_ Ore! + oa tidhinds gt 993 = = —a , f LOANS—South Sigg only; _STOCKS AND ) BONDS Declaring that it was a scheme | ————___-__SULY ¢ 43a 43% | 4Dd %4 on July With exception of hare © WwW ha net es __fch) ALL active active stocks and | bonds ‘bought. sold | to embarrass him and had no | —— nl, nt aD . July wheat, the subsequent market wae est oa: Geman who, works; lowest | 28d cuoted. foundation in fact, Miller, through |; SEETERSER CASS .raq | Waceionally lower. ee : McPHERSON 6171—-+Fine r) rooms. wie %y V4 . . sur | wi a week ago an: 3 a vear ago 49 rooms. : tH p AMERICA ee 37 ELD BUSIN ESS | ice that extradition papers will be! Chic.. 96% 95% 96 44 95 %b Minneapolis reo saa 57 care. Duluth of ES! She’s enganed to By nice boy. He’s £ a 3 * 2 heat,. - = ea 3 garages, =_ sinks, A 50° is"; 11 N. * SEPTEMBER RYE. and Winnipeg ae — — , 7 necessary. y US aes eet a i NEWSTEAD ATW ae si) A iS PIN 15 15 MINUTES n OPPORTUN ITIES |}| > ainer ana Morgan had a busi- --_ 93% _ 93 % o> 9BMD | Le Sup 5126 red "May, $1.28: red , he’s ¢ Geum sendinee: ase: ‘vacant: BIDRE. dep PAYMBNTS RE- | = || ness row over a $1,000,000 deal| ‘tHaTd. *Red. Jule $1 May corn 75%c and Jul not making a big salary yet, but hes a first-class location. where roome sh Mf MM OPEN $ TO 8. 2307 OLIVE ST. which Miller, as secretary-treasur- “wheat receipts. which were 35 r ’ ways rent: 524 N. Newstead: open, Cin - (cB) | : : : : OC 7 ’ ve Sater ( ~ Me aavanced on storgac, Cail a bet A | 1c . pga ta: pny Power & Servy- NERVOUS UNDERTONE pe bushels, com san peas Bs ah pe — ) hard worker. They ll hav ec to be careful of . Forced to sell 9-room | hom 9918 Franklin. CEntra! (c62 ; ce Co., Claims he put through. He local and 9 through. Corn receipts. which ° . 9 on GOxLS0: near Si. Rose and West pas fie sa’ariod people” easy payments; ,| was first arrested in February, T0 WHEAT AT CHICAGO Salts ake aad aot GEE inet cane. their money at first! — churches: big bargain. R Exchanee SBOSN 5M. _ oe Be ae year Box ee Blio Ee (000 @/ 1926, on complaint of Morgan, who |Special to the Post-Dispatch. ed 26 cars local and | through. Gate C : V7; ome NLY § $500 € CASH a: savanced to to salaried venople and | Ae cemreeee Pe isis | fileg affidavits in New Orleang ace. | CHICAGO, March 24. There was a if e 1 m4 000 a wn” woe ae 108. 4ARI I UL of thei money! \ ith a h I x 35232 N. saa: ; reoms, elect r a, : Credit Co.. CEn- | MAN—Responisibie. with some working ric, $5800, gwners. State capital for St. Louis and vicinity: estab- | cusing him of embezzlement. The |™®7V°Ou8 tone to the wheat trade today | 000 last vear_ included 22 care loca! an¢é py Rane 4 4054R. h) 9) O34 and_\ Washineton. (cS) lished business: good future. Write Vv h ] f the ket. | 7. through. Hay receipts were 12 ca : ' ; aes ; + r “so Umi ubure rite C, | ay +e an ton a wit 1@ mar | 4 © receipts we! - care : . ° , = ONLY $350 CASH SOME 70 LOAN—Two co-makers: vear | Champion & Co. Danvilie, Wil.” ‘(es) | dispute, according to Miller, in- ocals on both sides o! fade end ® eeachat to find, furniture to buy, marketing to p | elec i a ah E3750 BEN NET oe Mona = iL - 609 Planters’ Bids ORGANIZE—Develop. finance any major| VOlved $25,000scommission on the dagen [ae CON teens mee Tee that | Primary receipts of wheat were 464.000 ’ a 9 re wie Chi os - : & =e projec r ‘ a2 ae ~~ |@ good rally is due after the recent big | bushels, compared with 676,000 a week ° ; : pe — , ie ‘= _CEntral a! 8500. (GB Se OE C- . gone gg #. y aas Representative. 1012 Holland $1,000,000 deal and $46,000 he had} ai Gentes den emadiaeis beak tie | ase and 448-000 last ‘year COrD receipts learn ee with the thousand and one little H—$50 MONTH ’ “i »: 2 «| BTA TAT Si wd} y ial , ed with 301.- ‘ : 4 “Ke Figen Co. 427 Victoria Pid . | $100,000 STOCK issue. qualified Missouri } been promised for his stock in the | believe there is further long wheat to be '000° geen en. ee. To oe. . . Loan \ | only; responsible, successful, cle ord | R : ny "8 w 000 a week ago and 516,000 last year. m h; | ~ y »d e , . 4 itn = oad 55 in F500 rks take over selling: a oe 73 ~ cy | Republic Power & Service Co. | liquidated on any fair sized bulge. oats receinty were 955.000 pushel@# com- emergencies to meet { at new V-W e Snmey eT eet S aes ay sekly pay-| $3000 INVESTMENT in buildine will ner | Miller held, he says, $163,500 of| Corn prices dropped to new low levels | pared with 374,000 a — ago and oi3" “ nut a ee S Uae y eee vou $1200 ver vear. ar Meee sae | the company’s funds. So he de-| rE a gn Te A ly gp! hour “of a 000 inet year, oases a 468.000 2 dream of! $1000, CASH REVS (307. RI ~ KSTON' = wt: gecure : —e peretch.. ms \ ducted the $73,500 he believed gelling “br spreaders a, , ——— ago and 372.600. bushe ye: on cm, , , = rooms ath ; has ¥ wages a i sop hi wheat. Closing prices_ were 2. OC sheis. — ° . wood floors, white ename] finished wok. ad INDUSTRIAL, LOAN CO., was. due him from the total and} i .} on es rc , 7A + 353.000 last - » _- = din ener . d h : work. furnace, mage Bg in a ft mg ¢ Branches at Nugents Bee at nad BUSINESS WANTED _-|sent Morgan checks for the $90 to. 761 > seveimber._ ‘noc _* », | year, oats shipments were 304,000 bush- AND ay oung girl, inexperience 11) t ese igse Hodiamont orissant-| STORE Wid.—Grocery, shoe. novelty. will}... © pres pod tue tt weber t ele "s ‘33% | els. compared with 353,000 a week ago ~ us 418 West Florissant. Grand-Gra-| purchase or manage: bond given. Box E-| 000 balance. Y 5 ¢ > ad 496.000 last year 7 : a , Bislt 8. Grand bi i ti)| The charges at Little Rect tn.|muber st? dur 83.28% to $1.3 bah ae est. Louis Cash Grain. practical problems, is. expected to be care- C “of money ag gg arene ' lower, September Sales of cash grain made on the exchange ‘oly ~ EN A aR ty crt | | SER nm tty nag ONE LANG A TAA AO HEN Rite Be PO GEGEN ALCP LIE AEA ALPINE Ne NI NI ee ae ae ” “ LS a ~ . ss . Pike . - a +t 7 > 7 at ‘ - . a m - a e “m et Me ~~ * re ree dens the rm. eben ayer Spi e . A Rate Rete et ree Bee rs cemetieeme-runree 4 a 44 ‘~ - Qvignny ~ a a ce ee a - . 7 Deere: Farhan tty Aeeetiie: >> ber of pat per month mete 730 tferson’ 25m ( $1900 CASH BU CYS. 172 GOODFELLOW oival ine oms. * Pqumiture. etc. Ideal Mortgage Co. volve checks sent Morgan and his|/ 42%c to 42 e. higher. ! : ; yf sleeping porch, bath terme” electric, Dass. 405 Victoria Bide. (c8) BUSINESS FOR SALE brother, M.-B. Morgan. by: Miller. | Pits. 22 2 ‘hleher and sate, 29 higher. ey we a nel chon 61.97% 01.40- ful of her money: eee ae s eee ee . cash sales were 25 bushels vate lad = “ pa p> tS? Aims, yrice only’ $ busheis oats. se. strong Liverpool “MONEY TO LOAN | eS BE - 8 EXC sta he 6 HOG MARKET HIGHER on the bulge and prices dipped only t0/|67c; No. 4 yellow, 67@68c; No. 5 mixed, | Mesa tes Loe cere | ORRSEd: Me. S waite, The find the very experience she lacks—the ad- small amounts regularly out of your! selling aa on account of sickness: Kings- | thereafter bad wheat for sale whenever , 835% @38c; sample grade whi te, (B4e; see : p y due to short cover- High . igh-grade 9-reom brick residenve at. __Btendy employe. salaried — can AMERICAN BUSINESS EXC BANGE. 2°20 to P50 pounds $11, 50@11. 75 | Aug. 1 at 760,000,000 bushels or 40,U00U,- drive; newly painted and pa ‘ ar ar TNT Ty ART NEEDLE AND MILLIN . oe ig be mm 24 : large yard, payments only $34 a ON IN 10 MINUTES | Small; $100. 5506 Virel: » gh a | the Morgans alleging that the] wheat. 128.000 bushels corn and 109,000 | No. 3 red winter, $1.25% @1.26; No. 1 red my ~ . les ian a : ‘ B90: vacant. JEfferson 2264 MMiiysitare, autos. real extate; no elgners: | BA EHY—Paient oven, Tri BS Pree engs mints Dushe! carlicky. $1.20%; No. 2 red gazitcky ANN will bless advertising. In these pages SAM RICH. 4222W Dvens’ Fy - ; open. evenin E. 8) ext equipment: Oven momplte: ‘nk bat: CHECKS Were not goog, | The early trade today was firm on buy- $1-70¢ etd oy red garlicky, , $1.17; 44 enor ‘ a TERS ° Oi OLIV {ce i “ ’ . 35 ; ghee aeraam Ere Reem trys cis og si aie ine ior local account inspired y the No. 3 mixe » Ps-wO- ° “4 ¥ ’ : = eek | Oe ei tis BPS: Mood spool market. “Foreigners sold | \Gorm—No- 3 mixed, 70c; No. 4 mixed, of her magazines and newspapers, she will : RMBCCE BTR meet iocal support lor with two co-makers. Re | i ARBECU STAN D— Doing rood ‘busi! 1C88., AT NAITONAL YARDS on thie ‘an seb commission houses og No. 3 white, 42@43%c: No. | highway and Vandeventer. 5843 Easton. there was a rally. Active local traders . . ge | A mies = wns ; the y. ; No. ". mixed, 41c: No. 3 mixed, 39 %c; No. f : ’ |BARBER SHOP AND CIGAR STAND— AST ST. LOUIS, Lil, March 24.— | were principal buyers. Liverpoo) closed , : = " } sh d _ 7TH Chestnut. MAin City Club Bic Gub Bide. z.. 1022 __ __{e8) | West End; doing “si 50 weekly: 3 chairs; | ‘United States Department of Agriculture) | half ti 2c higher, with principal strength = burt oats, foc. | \ ice 5 e hee 5: TO CLOSE AN ES ST ATE L 1 SONAL LOANS rood lease. , opposite pe treater: owner | —Hogs. rec eipts, 14.000, 10e to 20ce high in the March delivery BH | ere St. Louis a —— d 2 ; | in other usinese: wi sell for $1250; | er: top $12.20: 160 to 190 pound tir | ing. (ther news was airly mullish. Fray. quotations: m3 7 v 4 - h ” » h d |booke onen to right party. : as Wai: 7-15; 200 ¢ 210 ems $11.90 Broomhall estimates world requirements to | $22: No. so - f » $20: No. IT IS W en e\ ery penny counts t at ad- | OST Maple, hardwood floors and i erior 3 . 10 in- | - ‘ : iS t ; NO. ; ; te 4 | firieh, first floor. ti! , gore on their own name: a tae | 109 Victoria Bldg. CEnt tral 4129-413 nt og@s clos with saeévanc tn¢a | 000 bushels more than his earlier esti- ixed, C 1; No. 2 ligh 1OV ’ 1c] Xt? , M b ‘ rv) Th d oO e bath, furnace. ' plas-: mers. No red tape: terms to sult. bring | BATTERY SHOP—Well ectah! ished doit ne | cme we Si1q@11 35 ‘er mate. He believes additional production 2 ‘¢- ; No. - avy clov vertising £ives its est Sse ice. e a ver- | tered ceiling, basement, always well cared ~20-ib D | 5 d | for: jal ack jr oe we Parga aud pe #- ee pROPLE's 's age SOCIETY. BEAUTY usinese: bargain. COlfax 1410 ) o0 po eg ies, $11. 25%12: packing sows: = eer ere ae — ps ggg ee ene | ™m , C : ae. a 7 clove 4 ‘ r- u c Ss, transportation and all come aiae ort; 407 WN, Ss. (c14) | BEAUTY SHOP—Leaving city: good cy SO, . 4 . ¢ | ) ? . € a, ‘ © . = 7 Victoria Bldc.. Rth and Locust. . BZ "TCHER AND GROCER ¥ “ad 5 od pons : S _— me » gard oF 7 om: a steers he Sea! beard © ore some usiness n | s O. | pot are. iP. p. te ~ » " y . K 7 V. ] r A! FROC AZO B Sige Peres i ired winter nda Manit ‘Das. Receipts had | standard dairy alfalfa, $23 to $24: No. - VY. y p l is ta RIGH AV. = P CEntral 6006 _ ae ES | ae 8 oh yeh & mt ot 200 per | vear 4 : nd. heifers “sca! “ — | dropped ‘off ‘in the Northwest, but the |’ feeding alfalfa. $23 to $24; standard feed. CV ery ay econo: ec ec 4 as NO n po me : merece . we raat | 4 $5 to $50 WEEKLY. ot a he hon ee On sickness $7 it ( hoe ona 7 On. ny UK | Southwest movement has etarted to in-| ing alfalfa, $17 to $18; No. 1 prairie, . ive ‘ A ‘ « k AFfy ’ rTT) T% ri wy | ? a ’; COWES ewe? 34 wit, i Cust } " " : ? ’ +r) P; | k . d l] h ] bath, electric, hardwood fjoors. aivance Money to men and women | te w 4 Beet ers to right party. | $4'95 op Thediuin balls $6.85. | crease again. $19 to $20; No. 2 = — to $18. eise Can, to Ina € youl Oilar gO t e ongest fe ge i ——e [pork on 3 23s loans made same 4 ; ‘ANDY Br [NESS 1. ere = Shec » 1200: stea a hulk |... ue corn market The under os and ~ ‘o —— - low rates: es ae oS E LN Een = ge e est tab. nied teas ‘@1= 75.’ wal noe er had an €asv tone. here was further liqui- ° » ° 8TH _ AND Locust TO eT CHALLEE ST. | Victories Rise. . py | ith buyer, _ 43: 594 Lee av, 1815.25; be ey: os ed ry" a ae one be oe expect a rally on the stronger cash - ae CONFEC' > Pp FRO Sop o~- cs ” OUD ved | sit ion, I disposit! tor 1n- ee ° ° ~ ; gio Oo ROOM wethers $9 uat ne ame a we = - io 1 Ras March 24.—Grain: bids and which article, at the price vou are willing a lterests to Carry 1215 Bell ONFECTIONERY— 6 ‘ ! kes | offers follow je? Ee eview Avy. ( ‘ON FECTIONERY LUNCHTS—228 x. | | vators and earn carrying Py! 7 FILLING STATION $4500 eash to han VLEOMARGE RI: VE Tat _— of —_— 2 ST. LOUIS PRODUCE ROW. March a4. 115 Is May 10.0 _— _ FACTORY BUILDING ~ ¥ > NS ON REAL ESTATE die; no agents. TYler 3152 prints: No. 1, 28 Ne ic; No, ob, | Potato supplies were liberal and met a /12.11. f e d th m | l 2962-64 Cases: 3 stores: electric f Deerviee f for money on second or ‘third | FILL ANG ; STATIC IN—And ‘electric gtore: Vis | bakers’ Spe: ial in tubs ‘and bakers fair demand. Prices were practicaiiy Un- eng: Lean cena ges pays Oo r a € regu ar y | elevator; owner anxious is fll: no rea tr is MAin | good oer corner. South tide. Call Cai thast~Nerthern ¢etan Silo’ we ge red at aad die ounte. “ Siahoe were | London Vroo: Auction. able offer refused, MAin 2526 a /GROEBL, 722. Chestnut. MAin 1461 |GRand_ 924 ° 9249 {093 | sign Shc: a n ns. 25%c: daisies. 25c; | re eer at am to} lows: 1 ct olorado russet | TWONDON. March 24.-—At the wool sa} es SCHMI ITZ R. as oo 80° “hestn 33 NIC _ oegaa buy second “Aeatia trust. | FILLING STAT 1¢ IN. ~ Pepair. shop, | parkil zgiprints. 26c: a. ae per pound. eee ban ks 1" ‘ee. & “eo. > to $2 85: | } 1 held here todas 2.7 ( ‘9 -- ere = ffer 4 NNETT, 80S Chestnut. MAin 2176.| _ let: es 100-car capacity: renta! $80; | AVE 1 “ol ‘L Ti y —Fowis heavy, 2oc: }car Colorado S. No. 1. | of whi ch 11.000 y - wore ening z erin a . ~seflto hs or... | eo i (% orado russet hurbank 17’. | were well distributed amone the home and nensS, « f - a8 , : recent values were North % a ae Sv) $100 = > | read > ; 17 i . maith é - it & ner: stores and flets: rents te ‘ , i. ABBOTT, Realtor, 709 Chestnut, A Re GE Re palit “shoo and fil; ine et tatior 1: | eprir ‘hickens ibe. and over). %. . leg- | Ba: ke Minnesota rea river 110 ry es : se ‘ mer en wie . Mette White Way: $5000 cash or part ; _ peey se " = | bor rc] ln ole cock &° 50: -] car Wisconsin rurals U. 8. No. 1. | :) Mend buy eecond deeds of ik Hing on account of health. €18 Wal! ;} horns and black springs. 25c ocks and! % at 4732 Washington. (e783) Mee ine buy ercond deeds of trust: ‘4 ace MElmar 1894 Sian: 3 teed , Si atOn- munanees Curt -10. Carlot sales, track invoice. : car | See comes a J aE Rp EEEe og - —_- — . -- — - i$ ' ' ’ ba tect 7 tert ” , ’ . * : ‘ 4 a , Ni er Ho: car | " . OU i GROCERY AND MEATS — ; weese, 14c: swan geese, Sc: turkeys. ie havea — 7 Sa Northwest ,eREY LOANED—$100.000 on impreved | 1407 Hickory, (ea) | > oe a oe ~~ y & OO 7 nee berta ts : oriee cane tera cmaet Dur ~~ STORE AND FLAT § me & — real estate at lowest interest; | GROCERY AND GCONFECTIONERY— | ' a S6c- eanens Tan * og... | banks, $2.60 to $2. 85: Minnesota Red Riv- Be ! ue rents: second deeds of trust. “Ne xt_ to school. 1619 Dolman. ) i canons S48 the, 266c ing and leghorn | ef Ohio, $2.50 to $2 60; Idaho rugset bur- | 14 ‘ , a ank: °° 90- Wisconsin rurals, $2.10 to & BLAKE & LRO.. 815 Chestnut. | GROCEE “AND W é : : i: gga Dik. . nso ee GRO ERY AND MEAT MARKET— 28/14) « 1s. - OF ai? er n, 20c: young ge 100 pounds: home-grown boxes, 2500 Semple, cc i. & LARNER-CROGHAN. Forest | rato ei ‘N. Kingshighway, __ | guinea, $7; old guinea. $4. por TE party must ioan $50.000 on GROCERY STORE—Cood location: rooms | 'ABS—Live pigeons : “aEsoW Geode at once. Call in rear. COlfax 4262 (c62) | Dre ase squabs, 60c per ; - } a o0e (c4) : ~ —==" | GROCERY AND MAPKE 'T YORK, Marct of —Tive ru] , per crat \JOuN H. ABBOTT. ‘Realt veo Cet rer ‘aa a re ee stock; employs 3 clerks; wil! sel] prop- ,} NE Le acy , ' broilers, by 7 ‘, AVAC ‘ADOS—California. $6.50 to $7.60 f . ’ ’ : JOHN H. ABBOTT, doe Sg KMANN REALTY CoO.. erty for $15.000: store for $1500 and] quoted: otbers unchanged. Dressed 1 | ‘according to size) per crate Interast ayable February 1 and Auqust 1 in New York City. Ses ‘ -- ~ 4910 Gravois av. (c76) | invoice; 5 —? yaaa S-car garace | t: ‘eak ic s. frozen, 20@3kc: old ASPARAGUS—Georgia, $3 to $6 per , ’ : FAIR, 3911-13—Double flat, 2, room ; oye y wae | (brick): retir | roosters, ri crate. - | : bm fine location, ge VT Cn " aan. Tevet PURCHABED, _AMERIC AN" RUSINESS Re wri WEE ;. | TEW YOR 4 March %4 “sputter firm: ay pare hmong D5 a akiarewn | “eae orv: ar * eel D.o eCTee Pry irets ee GS ° yuls a, soc : ; “ ’ , ‘ . ‘ 2 |r gg 2 ——. 709 C a aire a kn ee |B Se ee 191 score). 50% @oic. iene. steady: re-| 8 . x ae alae oll d Redcemable, at the option of the company, as an entirety but not in part, on or after February 1, 1952, as follows: : e: «a ° mg ~ ne 7.10 Chees eady: raceipts 3AG New Texas, Oo v per , ° . % ee ee On February 1, 1952, or on any interest date thereafter prior to February 1, 1967, at 105% and accrued interest; on February 1, 1967, or on any interest date there- , 4 Ceteienane Y 840. 7901 FORSYTHE. (o87) location; sickness: no agents. FOrest KENNERLY. 44 cottemt & am, | 8410, nace, bath. garage: only S200 ¢ POND DEEDS OF TRUST LUNCHROOM— Doing $25 a day: one meal after prior to maturity, a? 103% and accrued interest. » Se 24 ~—eaeiner higher: > ABBAG Fi: — ROUTS- ~Alabama, 50-Ib., creame, 3 ras. | $1.25 to l.7 standards. Yc: extra ( ARR iT st_Home- th tg RL t ot: firsts, 480 48% ec: : ‘ box; Texas, Tisc. LEges unchanged; recei , 21,3907 | ane, 3 ance. eOCat EF lifornia, $2. ee CHICAGO, March 24.—Poultry. alfve| — CAU! PLOW {—California, ! j see 7 . firm: receipts. 5 care: fowla 27@28 Ke: w. Be ERY——Florida, $2.50 to $3 per | Coupon Bonds ia desamination of $1000, with privilege of registration as to principal. Fully registered. rit 32c; broilers 45@50c; turkeye.| . : pe ‘ $2.50 a é ' SOc. voveters. 19¢: ducks, SOME: weces. | a Pe an Rnd tenen 4 AD owns G Bonds in denominations of $1,000, $5,000 aud $10,000. Coupon and registered Bonds, and the several denominations, interchangeable. loc ind r sam. ee | | CHICA¥O. March 24.—Potatoese—Re CHIVES—Homegrown, $0c per bu box h, ‘| Miss Smith. Tier jer 1709 - © and buy second and third! 8 “ay: must all 1934 Morven st. fc h. _ KY, , 3934—4- -room a cot nG wes" trust, uick action: reasonable | MILLINERY— And dress shop: new stock: - ~ottage; live in one, others ig glick altors, 22 Chestnut. can be Bourn! | at $500: for particulars : “$150 down, Gee Miss "Smith. TYiler (e4) | call CAbany 0725. _ | . 064) = nl Re ea ic , RESTAU Bee Pricer “to sell at once: RANE, 110-12 sania’ Nice * , MP YoU NEED MON NEY eacrifice. 1781 8S Jefferson. — Th ROR __ (a) * at; condition; =| a a Y, SEE US. LES ANE Good location: fully $1248. 8: price $79 2 4 ant. MAKE AND D BUY veauipped: big bargain. 4109 Olive. : r & ves |. Realtor, 709 nie 1 . AND THIR : DEEDS OF REST 4URANT— ~ heap. mm ioe SF AT 6 PER CENT. INTEREST. Call GRand: (er) 6: t k. ZO: tot I | Th : . a our owr Ce ; oe : on. trac 208 ota) F UC ; S—ITIlinoie x vv. | ) ] SS SIXTEENTH, 1403 K y CO oe Fe ow | RRA CENT a sacrificing on ac: | . pa ae ie eapp! ies liberal demand li ¢, — — ae ie, Xx, $4.50: extra € WSUANCE of these bonds has been author 12ea by the Interstate Commerce Co 1SF.0 A. ae stabie: — 32 | . 712 Chestnut. ‘ , | for $10,000 at. Rome MA 4498. (c62) | count_of other business. __COfax (43. | ond trading alow market y |N . $3; Florida bu crates. choice, $8: 700 . — —— ’ pemeteeeeteemteenemneentene ee ——— . ; oat ae “ 7 a + : Pi tte hcriticanap: ™ “PRETTY 6.ROOM 6-ROOM HO jUsk— CASE 3 c18) | SOOMING HOUSE—4: +3284 Lindell: Pp re ae ner % ‘or raw and * 1" GREEN PEAS-——Mexican 45 Ib crates, | to us describing this issue. A copy of this letter may be obtained upon application. ~e h perm, lectric, e. uraaces "i ley ‘See Us’ iM r roome, well furnished, full: sect ao) March 24.—C lose fla LETTUCE—California iceberg, crates, | BOP oe nice Dig lot be “sure 2358 1 . Sins oOney ces HOUSE Ad hounstiesnipa | Marsh TK April $2.16; Yas | $5.50 6. se a a | 3." tn ‘ape re ? r— » vi +‘. ¥ oy ae CN > ~ . > one ’ ‘ 7 ¥ ’ ’ a ar 7 ha Tit ho a commieeions Aeppiers sues: ‘one’ aid garaces: rent reasonable. otaN SAVANNAH, Ga., Mare *h 24. —Turpentine | $4 $ per ‘2. “4 crate for non B ae | THE ABOV BE BON DS ARE OFFERED FOR SU BSC RIPTION P SU BJ ECT TO THE CON DITIONS ‘eso ae Ths. — ct 7 . to ' ™ - ~ , 7 vr vv? CY ’ a ” na 4 1148 XN. Leonard av.; De , . oe ROOMING HOUSE—S rooms, full. cond shipments. 378 lock, 5143: rosin ae: iN ee ye _— + ame “ore medium | | STA TED BELOW , AT 97% AND ACCRU ED IN TELSST, 70 YIELD 4.659 TO MATU RITY. See iis — ly papered and nted ; ) 3 vi istian Brinkop income: dandy location; bargain for ar) sales. - 5 Oe aaa tone 4 oe, BB 5 oes $2 to $3; 2 ‘Sc to $1 per || 5 c a 39654 Olive. BoC 16 “ . >»... ‘ pounds P SsILV ERBLATT. 722 Chestnut. GAr. r : ait E. CO., 7am 8R00 block Delmar: | F. $9.25@50: F. $9.75: G. KALE--Home-grown, 15¢ per bu bos, | , ! 7 1 & GRAN ROOMING HOUSE-—-3 at yom $1 t. $10: M. $10.25: er ; | ~ Loe , ’ y Pan . 00 ¢ BO40-41. ” LActeae 3246. account of sickness: make offer: terme | $0. 1.500: {4 80 Wins sia: 3: $59" | PETTUCE-—Californ! sicebes rates, | Subscription books will’ be opened at the office of J. P. Morgan & Co., at 10 o'clock A. M., Thursday, TFetereon 412 |$2 to $250 and slimy 50c to $1.50: Art | March 24, 1927, and will be closed tn their discretion. The right ts reserv ed to reject any or all applications, & ROOMS, BATH, FURNA - 1127 NS. Channing: new iyo = T ES’ TAT] a ROOMING “Fou &B—6 rooms, completely New ¥ : -arnished ‘iret a . New York Sugar. |zona $3.25 to $3.65: Michigan leaf. 1 | | mae 7 : ‘ ioe See Seeman, wareain. e 24-7 me | and also, in any case, to allot a smaller amount than appliec for. AU subscriptions will be received subject furnished: painted. *s SIL. {eant: only monthiy : vere rala 5603. e Call after 11 a, m., 48637A Delmar NEW YOR. March 24.—The raw au- | PeT , | mer. ‘ BUS a afte 2 A — MF ee ail ae MUSTARD GREENS—Texas, 25¢ to | | BLATT. 722 Chestaut = LO A NS ROOMING HOUSF roams, If “taken | sar market wee send? ond “were to. | 78 basket: Alabama % hampers | to the wssue and delivery to we of the Bonds as planned and to approval of legality by counsel. ~~ Morerrn at. ) r 16% c, Sale, 165: receipts. 261; oday Sales wer N.jearly toda a S hampers $1. | Reng or ameeey 2672. ck 1 000 bags Porto tican for prompt Os on 'SHROOMS—M issonrt_ a Int Garrison. t 4.68 and 29.050 bags Porto Rican! .. ! _ ne. EY | The amounts due on allotments will be payable at the fice of J. P. Morgan ¢ Co., m New York funds ae Re BR iment at 25e to 60c¢ per 7 mex IT 0 ANS | v — ish a. iO r poms. ; | j 'ROOMING HOT TSE—Furnishe C ifor early April shipment at 4.71 to an : 2: ve - A filed, 1 block from ~ outport refiner 4 ViAL 24% FUNDS , b all or write 129% W. Bro9- tani - $3. and red $3. | ‘ ra reasonabie; © r t+ The inactivity in the spot market and | 2 Of. | | been | don't miss : . yo i te gc? JAY Amount way. Centralia, {S roome: nicely ‘tit ne See ne ‘neon ee ee ee 4 s | ae Temporary Bonds, exchangéablla for definitive Bonds when received, ¢ are to be delivered. “Noor, CAMEL TIE Rec tM peomee New Loans and Renewals | ROOMING forges Aig yf aoe Ting ‘ | $1. 6 $2 per crate. | ry ae 2 rs 2 bathe: low rent: income "$i2 *itures and prices during the early fore | YNWIION Phe RATHS—86500. i ve LMANN.-SPACKLER ay ideal location; quick sale. 4 246 | noon session showed net losses of 1 to 5} ‘ee noe SETS —— and yellow. $1. 5 | , i. ees, ESTATE CO. Lindell, owner, _ - F ager * the imam. decline. oo ewih PARSNIP $—-Home-gtown, 7c to $1 per | | RDOMING HOU SE— West. 22 roome: “rent | ing re ma u > oO bu ; 1 | 1088) | ROOM! (rade and Wuropran connections sold eariy | "Ss ry—New Orleans curly. $4.60 to| J. P. MORGAN & CO. FIRST NATIONAL BANK, New York ¥ . B.car weree : th and Chestnut anc $ a | 1 y ie “— 1 SS ria $150: owner leavine city: s:ckness: wi - HLEIS ba” Monier. . &. Patent Office k: nev tig 5 mr. l by Vy ner we °12. Ltn-/prices now ranging from 5 80 to 6.20, for 40c per doz bunches: Alabama san | $600 R books ctor J. Bvana, pv’ E. ' 4064 Olive. Room 212 (e682) Pine granulated, with " little better in- white. $1.50 pes bu hamper and Tc for h 19 ” Dated March 24, 1927. who are ” pe yg tone - quiry at the inside leve green topes. ts for $95; down payment | a aay, oT, ae 4363. ; : ; ad the manuscript; Shien SE Mens? 224 easy treet for SOFT DRINK PARLOR — ““Ruures closed cieagy: approximate | 9, ope tape, Home-grown. — 2c to ; ae See Jones 4°59 WO a iness. 3629 | salee. 57. 000 tons; , i _MAin “ ANTER Laan and aurant. doing aood busin Sranmnalien : - SPIN CH—Texas, per bu ohn Ge cae, * —— secured yr deeds of trust West Florissant. ¥. 2.95c. ee — et: home- -gTOWD. 300 to to doc per bu ) The above offermg is confined to banks, savings inetitutions, trust compantes, ineurance companies, corporations end te ns nts. $500 $700 Se erkoo | TA SHO 1Dth st.: eolling $ + S200( ‘ne: v0. $ 1500. | “at cortien” live country. 5 Silk STRING BEAN Fioride. $150 to $3 brokers and dealers actually engaged wm buying scours asa : DANDY FLATS CH e. Fa S270. $2000. | eaTLOR SHOP—Doine cood business: 1925 a per bo hamper, gorerding to qua ity: Forns | ane4 La rare rem. Be oS lead saat? 45 Sts of ; ali| Ford truck; one Hoffmen machine. ome EW vous. March na —Raw en. TOM tC oR BF eiihei Shab “| Sulle #12» Panne a ‘é ar - a : nce. foot power and one motor 12 »} 6 on e je |ida style a” paaass acrates. $4 to $5, and a > | toilet, ah gs tet wi. E . a ’ “ay 3 ATH. 717% Chestnut. a t .° 2283 2X. Seceeatont. Lin exten Bly ts frre Png 5 hoa egoun'e eee ony $3.2 23: original $°.33 i ee ee . ee EME ROOd first and second poo hE AND ACCESSORY Bt ISIN ES { wis % 14-468. “$4.05. iho ngkat ose ‘eat hee coun oe per bs | ' pr rai. teedtgg $3000. a * ee vulcanizing plaat. a) ibroe 6: ‘s. ;

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MARCH 24, 1927 THURSDAY EVENING, a ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH N OPTICAL CO... R. J. DAWSON OPTICAL CO. ,..2'sr ST. LOUIS Prescriptions Better Real Estate We have unlimited funds ready for first mortgage leas on both improved business property and y i. a, residence property in St. Louis and its subelial > Se rates and prompt action. We shall be glad to have 9 take advantage of this branch of our service, Covernroent. Real Estate, Cerperation, " Federal Commerce Ss 4 ~ affiliated with "National Bank # Co @., ; We Spe- clalies in School Children's Eyes. Accurately Filled Baw ey e Ps gt a on : ; BA TI Ren SS nist 4s AMEE Ete NES os AT SCS eR TO 6 cole vn Ae rs ps MOD esta Fe ee ee ir eid ihe dla oeTeeadiiesenretinke ye yonae ‘ ° : - a 7 ‘© cpttte: 2 by 4 aeons cape es SAVE ON FURNI? FATrTe& 2 EXCHANGE - aes BA I > 4 re aa tee 24 ZS -es : . : & * 5 { =. . TRE Adel De A - ‘ +e ae * ies + Sees ‘ ze z eas tLe > tes +4 at? i oat ee My a a é ABS S: jis % > : h i3 a x + 2 *ean SS v / Soret oe” Ase a OP § . oe3 27 . er 7 et oe + . a> 3 4 Ss vw fs yp ae . 7m } ‘up Po - sal e * . 3 > es s h ” ‘ ‘ ; 4 wv ‘ - . ‘ oa “At 8 q 2. -( @ =. 1% . Soe 7 =. * - a : € a Be be eae ie: Fi - i — ’ coe -_ A ca Se. Su Pa? Fe. a) & H gs 4 eS “j 5 $ Ts P 4 He ia td es oad F af ~ ® hy 2a8- “ue: F Pet bet ta ag at : | eS ft — . 4% - ts ee i $ be Se) i SS ‘3 A? A 't ee % 4 as Lea a c EZ Le oe - Ba y ‘Gl ey - 7 .t Be i a . * qi ~ “et Bf ats ba A % Bi a.) Pe MT Pe My a ae oy nensin Union. ues. In Al con- dition — some new. . Pay $1 00D RUGS 9x/2 Brussels .... “ 9x12 Velvets ......: 9xi2 Axminsters ...; Congoleum > Seconds For coal at Special ! Complete ae Davenport Tables, | Fabric Springs ae Odd Wood Beds ... Oak Dressers .. 4 - . “ ™ ~ e ~ e . * TES INS URE ENS ee RETRO SEP tater ’ “ fet Rebs. cate i alia blag : : worst! - a7 ~ ro GRIT ae » nt oats 4 x ae veh ome tpi. — et ae ae = - “oe ae egrets a- Triple mirror vanity, with French plate, in a dainty design, in walnut com and rosewood veneer fortable Coil Spring is on hardwoods. Spe- Q75 a great value at this clally priced at. low price of the Legislature to provide funds for its operation will not mean the death of the textile school at th» Arkansas Polytechnic College here. th and vitality are set at 8 powcam My and bad breath! at any age! Hearty eaters—hard Stuart's a boon and you wish. Drink what you lik radials’ hs vee eigived the stomech earene a ne ee stomach, sae ae STUART'S DYSPEPSIA TABLETS a ss adh Pay Only $5 Now Pay ly $4 Dow , ay Only $ own Ouly $1°Caih Pay Only $2 Now Pay Only $5 Now | Large Vanity ....% 50” Large All-Porcelain Cabinet Gas Range |{] JJiees ae FT] LA, A beautiful Range, and ae wonderful baker ... with 18- ihch porcelain-lined oven and broiler, firefly lighter, large cutlery draw- er and oven ther- mometer. Big armchair, wing @ davenport, with dee cushions. Uphotste® lour. A great value at this price.. Porcelain Canopy-Top Gas Range feature, $75 Every modern with large canopy top "$5 Down to prepare the guaranteed — Simplex Self- Wringing Mop 69c Heavy ceatton |; Mop. Pat- ented self- | wringing | feature | keeps the hands dry. Es et ly ? ~~ , Carpet a . or All-Metal $1.00 A dandy Sweep- er. One that will last a long time. Has dust trap. Spring flower heating unit. vegetable Six-foot cord, garden. two-part plug. Case removable 7G Set of Glass Mixing Bowls 59c Five sizes..you need every one ..in heavy glass. Every kitchen needs them. LET US SHO HOW YOU E NI SH YOUR s ie aS = Se ate; is Deas: ‘2 - a & % ¥ = ~ ” > » Ss. ” 2 ages ue spre S "SAVE ON FURN Farts 2 EXCHANGE EW@z* 206N 12°" ST Large, Strong Garden Spade 49c Now you can dig up that new gar- den. The blade on this spade is sharp. Odd Chifforobes . bY is to t : Hitch, shown here, e814

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Oat es “Z@ stand at Detroit in 7 | 4 ILLINOIS HAS ITS tft Liming, yl te | Be ogg ier ti. feet long and 836,000 feet ~ , : Y E R A M M E 4 G A U Mi S¢% VY 4 ae RR ee eZ the million-do lar i , of timber was used in its AVE U F; OWN OB Yuddds tate? Ge ¢G bel suit of Aaron 7 1£Z construction. It is owned : ine | G i ™: #3 ‘% Sapiro against Henry 3 me ; : | 4 | Play 4: gms G P E Y ¢ eS 3g by a big lumber compan annual presentation by the Consistory Players of apne erat Zi 3 $ggZ Ford. —scme proto = ds YU es / Ha _Oxterest & Cue : * - _— Uy Se a Z ington to begin April 8 and continue 10 days. W <linderweon & | ‘nderw ood SD IN , Shown here, as the Christ.

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as ia The St. Louis Post-Dispatch Daily Magazine 2. THE WOMAN By Marguerite Mooers Marshall Be deb sk p ?* . idee, Rig 8. ad Ee! oS Se ee ae eee Re, ya ie A é an ee ee . ‘ . Zia ™ ¢ , om Of 7 é r WAS afer at ? 7 1 >To ’ ai } 4 W £ ‘ Wa 4 > at . ey , * ea s of ch rs ( Pr. @ * ’ » ’ ‘ Ls “art uw WHaVS fg ye £ ‘ ** 2 3 ‘ 4 ls ato , “ 5 a : wit t f i lecollete. Countess Meracti's dress of i? z | ' wa ert ’ te | rs M : if > *' ry $ WO ? ‘ ’ 4 ps wv Wa ; ‘ . i ; f A 4 ’ . ‘ t Or ‘ (& 82 was vt . } V4 ws +7 ; * "rT . VA saw. Mra. |} isa } gt or Md re | Mrs ; , ry tr ; 29 \1 tT» v.’ hy ‘ , on. «* 4 and ¥ forgot a ao r ‘@ ca * — Suits sketched during the » ' rT hci: nf Piersea’« «> “ penchant for sirmy ty of material. Straight box coats, plain skirts i> I iy @ fe. t ~ and the taie is ton ACCeSsOr! *s offer the only outiet for individual! ity {\: hy eric ct hares +? ran repeated it the stitchings on 1? gioves, the stones in the hat erna- i Mmeny even OF Dipping on the gehoern if thie is not too OVioOUs CArTry SUtT th eT: Re r ,@ ‘ 7. oOnne Iv Arie Pro ad ore | charming IM &@ SUL Of this type. of mF a . Ors .f . ’ ~ gra, : os } ’ ' ae ‘ ¢ k Tic la ome . a HIS FEE By Angelo Angelo Patri is just the prin- cipal of a New York grade school, but the late Charlies W. Liat, president of Harvard, said Patri is doing more tor commen-school education than any other person in America. This scheol, a model im every respect, is a meocea for teachers from all parts of the county. Vee Si m® tw ’ , * \ ‘ rm ; 6 ‘ : x LY : has i } S64 s ) = r As “= 4 ~ 64 4 ~ f ought ) LK r- gra } ag { nati wa J a a a 2 ve 4 TrOS . ¢ ~ > and there es ? Stock!(ngs > be invoked at! with + eae’ er nex veo i > Gren al tt stand a sean of Sc), oO : eros = = therm so thev annmot forget ab it. If the iittie one ig fussing. ivok to see if there is such a seam, and S MAAINE &@ MArK OM the sgoie of the Lild’s Ot. Put a Or Of a chtid 482 i2SiM UPON Ais wearing if be- MONKEY SKIN PINK CHIFFON EVENING aR GOWN. SILVER SLIP. : RHINESTONE EN- OIDERY. SiLV- -ER SLIPPEF VANILLA FRISCA!’ TREET FROCK) IZE YELLOW. COLLAR AND | FLOWEEZS OR AMBER BUTTONS V. Bs - “ ; am Pée “Pay ayy? - *\ ORANGE CREPE EL! ISABETHA ee DRAPED NECK SCARF SK! RT OF SILK FRINGE = ny = » - | THREE PIECE sunt | GREY FELT HAT- JADE ORNAMENT. wa sora Kive Another nates - - A ho orem rhe opening exhibit of painting and water colors by Frau Ruemans at Marie Sterner’s gallery brings out many interesting people, but the center of interest Ss alwayrs Frau Ruemanr Born Princess Alexandra Victoria of Schleswig- Holstein, she was formerly wife of one of the yvounger sons of the ex- Raiser of Germany She keeps her goid and ¢ : roca wrap over her shou rs all the evening dur- ne her many greeting: Mrs Michael Paterno, in white with a wreatt se - ter ° her :iTr Toes out and Mrs ana Appiletor Pes re Tri eg , Vi ~ } arsor WeArs re nd gc ared dress and Sold wrap rith red velvet A sh Ws ¢é we SS Mrs. Cost Harr rries a wrap of blac with ft eS fr biue It harmonizes « her ress. ve re Wit 4 “(Te J) - ack sequins. Her nd hair is worn straight bac in un bob be: Mrs Dunia jiopkins stands near She wears black velvet and several strings of pearis Mrs Stanwood Mencker < n w hit wh we is merely a ha - — fae her shaw » flashing metwork c rhinestone Her hritliz + ppers too are of rhinestones from toe to heel Countess Lovatell wears a steel-bead back frock and Mrs Roland Hinton Perry is in biack velve + = * Mrs ra ~ © n her wardrobe for o& ern wear an frearnoor Tro & ess bolero <¢ cream lace and a jeep figunce oO: dress We liked he soft “ of du mine sa WHich Was Graped about the neck . ,* * 7 and Aug in , the front by @ pink rose Mrs Travis’ hat was of crear ree be « a . The lintex way is the easiest way fo tint So simple that vou adweoys get perfect results, so quick that it takes only a minute or two. And what economy!’ That's tinting with Tintex. .... faded" undies” stock frocks, ectc.. become just-like-new tn color—or vou can change their color— by just “tinting as vou rinse” with the long-lasting Tintex paste/ shades. then there are the fast, lustrous Tintex dark colors—for dyeing heavier materials. And Tintez (im the Blue Box) for tinting lace-trim- med silks without coloring the lace. In fact, lintex gives you tints and dves for every bome-tinting or dyeing need. See the season's smartest colors on the Tintex Coler Card. (tamea the alk — lace remains « bite). Grey Bee—for Untrmg and dyveang ail materiais ik. cette. mized goede). 1S¢ at drug and dept. stores eaten! | TINTS_AND DYES ANYTHING ANY_COLOR 7 Onietbulor? PARK Fe TILFORDs ac | THTRED A vr oe “ee | "MEDITAT MARRIED \ By HELEN RO ‘ ? | Milton We rk’s Brid ge Point : : iLer fo ~ t a ae ae A twer or chree of, | What Do You Know A Daily Knowledge Test | periodica!] visits? AND STILL WE LOVE gverage man's heart is never {f train, in which there is always ' - , ai: et eae ae eee i i What wives of Presidents died in the White House? COLL LO OL aN cal al ag aga lal l el , ; ve How many teeth does an adult ordinarily have? | 4s 2000 as a man discovers how exh g woman. he stops worrying abou 4 PL alae, PLO lla alae ng. i i iii 4. Who wrote | the five-day week ever becomes pe ‘ii stop eating, sleeping and splatte d + for 43 hours. so that their wives caz ence between flotsam and jetsam? ~~ i i i i Fe a a ee og ee a PO el eal et iid 6. Who invented the land telegraph? men never begin to talk of the their beautiful devotion to their 1 ee i i i i i ie i i ii is more valuable than gold? PPB BP PML OP Net” i i i i ee i i il ll union is the most nearly level? Fe ee ee a - panny how married people always s ef note paper, old clothes, grouel ibler ay 2 uncestaiil Rites and leftovers should be “used | ning he wishes ¢— gu ; : can be giv en by a double 7 i ee i il Who sent the first message by cable across the Atlantic? genenow. neuritis and rheumatism 1 yen know that you've led a mor ye nothing to EARN them!’ uncertain as te was ——— tos i i ee a i al al a i = a ~ For whom was America named? bound to ensue pas it is } formatory conti 3 ‘The better the “line.” ts emotions. the more they bubble they stick in his throat, az the Meheael aii i i i i i ‘Answers to today’s a ,estions will be found on page 46. o date conventional Housecleaning wegen THE RHYMING OPTIMIST By Aline Michaelis. roth a | wich a wit fe at home to remind him Mite and a oe in the office bligatiqas, a man = be mm | oubles _— frequently tp ry ‘eouia will be INVINCIBLE. a prere ” a two or misre or of four or more of is always business of whether or not the partner ler has previously bid: g hat a Bhp _ of any at ten, a boy's mouth is usually ful nothings, fibs and cigarettes; a (Copyneht. 1927. ler has poontenall bid or uildren’s ory ‘dou ible rarely deprive dl , By THORNTON W. B 1 bidder of the Pode make en advantageous wea 2. and yet affords desirable fer is formats ory _ doubles Bully Brings a What one alone may ” 4 crowd will very ofte . This is said to be excellent _ meicant and avoids ger of staining clothes. UCLLI is a scrapper. Every one She is always look- | ing for trouble. eum the sndininiala of numbers. to be one of a crowd, Ten On, ir, the ewallew. and Mrs. had possession of HEN you order H®K you get mountain- grown coffee (the: best). ground and easy to brew—with all the waste- ful chaff and powder removed. You get strength and flavor such as are found in no other coffee at any price. And thanks to Vacuum Packing, you get all the original ~aie ground fragrance, without an ounce of waste. It is evenly hen you go, I'll stay. ay go, you hes oe and we for : a preg: minute.” reht my dear, given another chance. know, I hate to think he just because he know what a a nested his sleek Little | the dirtiest to gh featiaman foik positively a disgrace. to wait to! it the nead a a dozen of | Bully he had hunted | : to hel D him, Bulty | He SOc FOR THESE 4 fameus boeulp-ards. Reg- alar price of new rouge elens. ~Limsted afer! * Raden and — ; know LesT2 out = that Sparrews ‘talked “I hoid of her at) took 1 “6 Qarrecalhsy Downens: OT} pe the house, i; “kimmer had brought | stood birds from | he } flocking him dooryare: \ coral SD rd and Sammy Jay | Boy s Stariing. and | that | At once they under-| you tah Sparrows dearly | | My. 1 there were so! + EE: ‘ae of scneneiiial val en It is Bonalla Rouge. From the laboratories that produce the fam Boncilla Beauty method. It blends festiy—clings amazingly. FREE—introductory sit—ae uD in bed. Place WITH THREE OTHER FAMOUS BEAUTY-AIDS FREE: a sfrictly limited introductory gift + HIS unusual value introduces a new rouge which has already won nation- wide vogue. For a short lime you receive free—with your purchase of the rouge— three other delightful compiexion-aids. t is a new idea in rouge. Two tints But of incredible color-accuracy. “Strimwberry” for all who are medium-fair to true 2 blonde. “Raspberry” for all darker ae with a perfectly caeaiins =. orerd vteutth het ghien- sag of your own natural colering. Today— At all Good Drug Stores Sead a the rit an the | hair will be toward | "@ support to — over back . of ‘pillews against be able to get the pa- ng posture without " elthes to the patient | tle vanity, 1s 50c. For a limited time purchase includes a free introducts gift: @ jar each of two special Honct complexion creams, and a box of ff extra-ciimging Boncilla face powder. Oowsk: ants do s0'| on and Toilet Goods Counters

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“4 ¢ ae = a . eke asa Rissa WA SE Seat: : ee ‘ : ’ SD RS BT TS ee ieietineaes a a - Pin ay TCR i | i The St. Louis Post-Dispatch Daily Magazine - — sais an THURSDAY. — MARCH 24. 1997. tilt ~~ - . a ila a re 3 gg OR o at* - - er oe fi. BA i ee Piss, a (EDITATIONS |\Oh! Margy! ‘ee By John Held Jr. VE er Bridge Pointers} M . RRIED WOMAN yA vam ae of milk arog is By HELEN ROWLAND almost too well known to con- = : } ae sider in a short article, yet there HE pointer for today is: A Be o- OY” A | |are three things that should not be ble of @ bid of one no trams AND STILL WE LOVE THEM— \ ee x ) hnahatperepdilioars & wenthes lbenno oO one, two ort : . , : , , lime and proteins contained in milk, is informatory when ‘este Ao qe & —e: o pretlige se to capacity; it is like ’ - , las well aa other valuable sub- first opportunity to double the Be train, in which there is always ‘‘room for one more.” % .. |stances that bulld up the system for oS . . . fi | | } 3 ‘those who are under-nourished, or } declaration and before th eo of the doubler has bid o © Partner ,' discovers how exhil ti e A ‘for those who have delicate appe- All other doubles are bastanet "4 ue — y Regageea el a aoe _— it is to a forgiv- \ be = | tites. Those who dislike milk as a The’ use of the informatory ; * 4 woman, he stops worrying abou s “temptations” and be- , \ ' = | beverage can get it in the cooked ble by partners resembles ‘= wiroming them. \\ \ dishes, whieh will serve the same versation by two indivi Con. we ; ; : \\ | | Milk, even at the present prices, the conversation to be ae : ; | five-day week veda d becomes popular, of course all married ~~ \ ‘ lis the cheapest lime-rich tood ob- understood. it is CRI mm stop eating, sleeping and splattering soap around the bath- ) ltainable. Map; *pedple make the both participants speak sad wat Be ... 48 hours, sO that their wives can “knock off work’ too. Of ‘mistake of excluding milk, or using derstand the same language: un. wg | | it sparingly on account of its cost, the same thing applies eve, ae | | ae , but chey should stop and reckon > APPNCS even meggg mee ° 9 ° | a MARGY TAKES uP ARCHERY is value, then change their way of forcefully to the us ee. ; ; © of the inform. "wet men never begin to talk of their religion or wax eloquent bpaprmsccnaieg atory double at the Auction B ad | i Pean tter Sou table. To make it effective, nt Baer beautiful devotion to their wives, until after the third AND SHOT AN ARROW f . Cream of ut Bu P- it is ee | Make a paste of three tablespoon- essential that both [| Se eae / ; . derstand exact]v ‘ties a ae un. . ny = INTO 4 os fuls of flour and a half cupful of : Ouble jpg : THE | water, rubbing free from all lumps. business and when j : , ‘t is informa. “weeny HOW Married people always seem to feel that all the odd) Aee ee tory. When there is any doubt ‘ | , : ne | AiR | butter and mix well. Then add either mind u a er, old clothes, grouches, bad moods, he od : ipon that point-~4 .. ae note pap adaches, 7 ‘slowly five cupfuls of scalded milk, if the doubler be Ps ie - ¥ | / , \ oe bo ae + ors and leftovers — sesh ane up’’ on one another. | fp ‘= ~ 1] a : stirring constantly until all te biens- can be given by a double una . | i | FELL : led. Then pour into a double poil- conditions, or if the partner on ea , neuritis and rheumatism hurt a hundred times worse | ) | | TO nn cy wah Ge doubler be uncertain as to whether os yg KDOW that you’ve led a moral and impeccable life and | ie , : bag jess a pp See the double was intended to de tn. Miuashing to EARN them! 4 EARTH - 124 : ‘ with the juice of an onion, salt, formatory or business disast . ee e = \ 7 bound to ensue and it is b a | N ‘pepper, a half teaspoonful of sugar, to use the informatory cones on “he better the “‘line,”” the lighter the love! The shallower a s | » - and agen mye salt. rae se ) gy * ae. : ec d cele eaves ma use all. Be, emotions, the more they bubble over into eloquence: when / | FS pes if pee ae ra i with The up to date conventional Way Maw deep, they stick in his throat, and have to be choked out of /\ \ i de Ee : ¥ a teaspoonful of whipped cream on in which to use the double ts etx | ; L a 4 top of each portion. aaah = gtd above given; ae lad Fan 3 | | } Rice With Cheese Sance. an that be understood thor. Heap the freshly boiled rice on a oughly by both partners, many of ME gith @ Wife at home to remind him of his duties, errands, and | platter in a mound. Have reaty ranges pe Vasc apaetng arise Bias, and a stenographer in the office tO remind him of his dates, | fone cupful of rather thin cream n Ww e use of them. : , : ben . a 3 | lsauce, to which add a cupful o¢ informatory double will be elim). and obligations, a man must be a Houdini, these days, to) ‘treshly-grated American cheese and Buy sidestepping. I 4 + SO ES CO ym er tN etme ne Ket aa : “ sy Le QAP RENAN AB GN mm ae * wer at 7 ‘ “s ate POR BRS ee ee I Nin ET ALS LOIRE, LLORES MR A AT A> aN I + A veer See Si. oR RIN cm “ OT Ad tng Sl * be — ee ee ee Re Rag ag eie sem: ode eo me ng ~ Mb v no RANE YE ayers dtd 5) c Hoty » SPAS ee ve " ee we Tene TU te Sand ee Qe LOAD ites Nee + o v6 é ¥ a _ - . . , ; . * i TU ee ee Oe ee o " « PEGI Mey ean ; Seek. ataolinetohaied i be ” er ee er * “mete dtd nated. te seers pyar : istir until it-is melted. Then acd ‘ 4 : « ithe beaten yolk of an eae, Depper. || galt rik A Reducing Exercise 9 2vetssot, a. ';once. It should be undd¢stood clearly ' ; | FE | oe — ns twoor more Ne > at ten, a boy’s mouth is usually full of candy; at 20, it is full ps, or of four or more of am _s BRA a a | | suit, is always business regardless! sothings, fibs and cigarettes; after 50, it is full of bridge | of whether or not the partner of | = wi alibis | sepanet git By Lucrezia Bori———- et ee : E sd ss 3 . bd | : the doubler has previously bid: andl, (Copyright, 1927.) | Well, Anyway It Won’t Harm a Bit to Read About This One. : tans penpte eag, “How well Kkeo the biel et ts ian eae a s at eS oa Racername pn nt 2 “UN Nr en ~ ' 85 ™ “Ff oe - ' s: . ° ara e oo Paget = Wee look—-why your'e twice | pressed upward. At the same time ning rapidly in the same spot | ETE : 7 ) as fat as you used to be,” 'that you bend the right leg down,/;about fifty times. doubler has previously bid or doy By WINIFRED BLACK. |they may mean it entirely, but un- bring the arms out to the side,| Next try the back sliding exer- . : , J oF o me rege od this way, the ine * \f ldren’s RBedtime Story | OORAY! Injun has come home! Brother; “somebody tied ‘him and | fortunatelly, fat is not always | bending them at the elbows until | cises. Standing witn the heels four REIL ce ths chooctennce at F H Who's Injun ? Well, Pil tell you. aacegmaegyse oe he gnawed it.’’ heatthy. And exercising to reduce, they are close to the sides. Re-jinches from the wall, with the y tom By THORNTON W. BURGESS. Injun is a dog, a big, white, over-grown Peg po: ors Injun had ham for breakfast and! unless overdone, is always very | verse the other leg in the same ex-/ shoulders and hips touching the make an advantageous business . | long-legged, big-eared puppy that will never’ | ggegy: tte creamed potatoes and more ham )| beneficial. So if your abdomen is ercise, and continue until tired, | wall, arms bent out at the elbows, double, and yet affords practically™ = |grow up. A, 35>, ee and more creamed potatoes and/larger than you would like it to trying to work up to 300 times,|rise on tiptoe, bend the knees, all -the leeway desirable for in- | | — on p- ee ; i. Breed? Why he hasn't any breed, that’s the eee Pi ee “a4 Little Brother laughed and laughed | be, with a little sincere effort, and rotating as in bicycling. keeping them together, and slide formatory doubles..~ Bully Brings a Mob ‘reason they call him Injun, he looks just like th: E : ee ia to see Injun eat. ‘the following exercises, you can | The treadmill—stand with the/| down the wall as far as it is pos- _tCopsright. 1927.) 1 dog the California Indians take around with them ye zm 2 aad Injun isn’t going to ride in the|;quickly reduce it to its’ normal/|feet front, then rise on toes, the| sible to go and still be able to come Shaving soap instead of oil forg 'when they go berry picking or clam digging. * See crate next time they go out. He's size, and greatly aid your general, body being bent forward, arms | back up without touching with the the wringer. This is said to be af What one aione may not attain, The children found Injun way out in the woods {;: —— going to ride in the car right next} health. hanging loosely down, and with!hands. Repeat this exercise, which excellent lubricant and avoids dang - A crowd will very often gain. one day. a wn to Little Brother— ' The finst exercise for reducing | running motion swing the leg/is rather difficult, only five te ten ger of staining clothes. — | sf | He'd } urt his foot and he wipe lying down by Ne Teli| me, honestly now, what! the abdomen is that of wall bicyc- |'backward from hip more than from ' times. —Bully the English Sparrow a stream holding his foot in the water and he got ee Bal | would you give to bé Little Broth- | ling. Lying flat no the floor, with | looked sick and discouraged and tired of life. ct y j}arms relaxed straight out on the| U yi a scrapper. Every one } | Mag i x es er's age again and have Injun come . ! Little Brother poured water on him from hits } thought he wag | floor above your head, with the} 2 vs that He is always look- i" . / . os 5 : , a asked to help him, Bully ; Hearing the noise he came out to could feed a regiment on what In-/|time hed take a ae mere mink 5 Ing freshly waved. Yet there 1S only one > sheng ee eee AL Smee be jun cats. BE cw ono prerd ggg ie all oe and Heinz own vinegar. method which is really scientific, which 5 er an Mrs. Skim-/!saw Bully sitting in the doorway! Little Brother never stirs a step/gry —a! Attle ithe ‘ : kD } what this meant, They of that little house. He didn’t| without Injun at his heels, and at;sleep very well, and then just a : does not treat all hair alike. There is only Pthat this mob of Sparrows|/know that Skimmer and Mrs./night Injun Mes on Little Broth-|few mornings ago Little or ne | That’s why It makes other one with scientific research and authority tome fo ; ci t ild | er’ v3 sleep: long. |}sat 1 in bed just about daylight. | ° ‘ s = r just one thing, and!Skimmer had decided o buildier’s feet and sleeps all night long./}sat up in J | behind it. It is the one which has always | to get them out of that | there, but he did know he didn’t: Oh. I know it’s awfully insani-| “There$ Injun,” he said, and) 3 “ 3 band away from it. want Bully, the English Sparrow, itary and uncivilized and not at alljquick as a flash he was at the door) food taste so good — why it im- been in the lead since 1905—the Nestle those Sparrows talked at/there. So he walked straight over|nice, but that’s what he does, any-|and there really was Injun. | Wave. And the Circuline Process is the is.”’ once er nodded his sleek little | s ‘Such a racket! Of course ithere, and, of course, Bully didn’t! how Dirty and tired and thirsty and) ' ood 4 se, | there, se, : tbe. | W aDde- little Mrs. Skimmer didn’t! wait for him. With a whirr of! The other day, they all went for/hungry and a broken rope around | parts to plain fe des: sane P latest! You may have had e permanent much chance when two or,many wings all those Sparrows a ride and put Injun in a big kind |his neck— sin lwleeas hil L: h b f wave before and never repeated it, even 3 oWs got hold of h t ir and flew away. ‘of a crate thev’d fixed for him at “He gnawed it.” crie Jittie 4 ‘ : : g0 er at|took to the air of a crate they'd fi my sees ee peal, while making the best o though it was given you in what you In a jiffy she was! “I wish,” said Farmer Brown's — . h he “a fi ] ] Charl thought “a first class parlor”. Charles ood taste even better. i. 2S fi taste even be Nessler, the original inventor of perma- ™ Bully himself had been !American birds would take this ge | oy Winsome Bluebird.|house. There's one thing certain, Sh . , i h has fi thi mash Bully had taken her and that is that no English Spar- Pd el) ° 6, al PW) : : nent waving, who or irty years been m in that doorway and once | row jis going to nest in it.” | Every step in the making of studying hair, is the authority behind the this popular condiment is a Heinz Nestle organization. A Possession of the house.| And just then, even while he. ‘Once more the pb | | | *y > birds from | house, Mrs. Skimmer skimmed past | : pga é m™ Orchard came flocking | him and alighted on the roof of, 'E, No ammonia or other injurious chemicals Tr od a — rrr en ene — _ —_ — Boy, “that one of our own good | pout of that little doorway, MWhile Skimmer had brought | stood there close by that little! Samer Brown's dooryard.|that little house. There she twit-| | : step exclusively. Its goodness is are used in the Nestle Circuline Process. - ae ome Robin anditered happily. Farmer Brown Si Thursday—7 p. . ad ® Bluebird and Sammy Jay | Boy smiled. “T believe vou want) : Bs away because now she wi not r€ | F Hi . W rite or il]; rated blet 7 les, the Starling, and/|that house.” said he. “If you do a pied pe ae sak Nauta of | going again for a long time. | its OWN, developed by inz over ' fi ™ as oe my poker party an¢ am g£o0- Well. the boys will be here pretty | Mi others At once they t , e to help you | 4 A . y under-| you can count on me Pp. | he boys win | ; ing to have to let the oys soon and if they do not have any | : ° ‘all my money or they will be off | a period of fifty-eight years. C. NESTLE CO. ' given a party when my wife was | @ away those Spar-j| keep those English Sparrows away. better time than I think they are} me for life, because there isn’t going to have, they might as well ' 12 East 49th 36... New York City _jtanything in the house for them to) wout English Sparrows dearly 'My, what a noisy mob they are.” ’ and there were so. (Copyright, 1927.) a . : = CS ‘i — istay home. | . 7 ; |drink and there isn’t. gong te I When I came home this evening | P : l a V ue en. SusEestion. : |; any because Joan said there wasnt) 1, caida, “I hope your guests do| ’ * etary chair will make an’ RECIPES FROM ‘land if the fellows do not at pace Gek eet toler and ply trap ete] , ae "tt prop for the patient | get rich out of the game they W ‘tonight.” and I said, “Why should | : a | 6 ‘roinia || *.. ening ‘wae Gest wall- oite Rouge. From the same | 0 sitting up in bed. Phace | My Old Virginia | think the evening was just wast ithey be noisy with nothing but | ey a e With the front fegs| ed. ‘something to eat,” and Joan said, | @ e 3 es that produce the famous F mthe Read of the bed so the} Cook Book”’ I was kind of hoping this after- feveonty their wives will thank me/| 3 Beauty method. It blends per- z "3 the Chair will be toward ! noon that Joan would get a tele-/¢or it,” but three of the fellows | Sings amazingly. é’ 4 Se Make sure it is firm “| Oysters, Scalloped. ‘gram saying to jump on @ train ‘are not married and they will not | ; 4 Bad baci, Sive support to the | Drain 1 quart of oysters, sav- ‘and hurry home because rt gi give me any credit for keeping the | ' tail 3 ™ . ; ‘| ing the juice. Butter a deep was sick only I did not want them | other three out of trouble with | ) | “ introductory ndatlaeestet . Y eg anket over back of | sbading dish. cover the bottom ||to be very sick, of course, but itheir wives, because single men) Boncilla rouge, in a haughty lit- a the pillows against this|| with cracker crumbs (not too |/just enough to worry about for &/¢igure that married men's troubles ermanen AVE 4 a will her family doeSjare something they brought on y,1 imited time Wee , °° Bble to get the pa-|| fine), season with salt and pep- |/ little while—but sedge nen metine wm - # sitting posture without per, and put bits of butter over |/not believe in telegrams because themselves and they should not ase in a 4 Na a mete ther to the patient|| crackers. Then put in a layer ||they scate you, and it was an idle/burden other people with them, yar each of twos _ of oysters, seasoned, then a lay- || hope because here it is after 7/land the single men probably are = ym creams, and a box of fragrant, _ ilent will find this ar-/) er of crackers, then oysters, and || o'clock and there isn’t any tele-|right at that. ging Boncilla face powder. 4 oe oe _— so on until all the oysters are || gram. Hint for Mothers. Some other varieties — o Boncilla Triangle Set, which REP to ric + aba peg Eng, used. Spread cracker crumbs I remember one of the fellows oO not treat a burn indifferently. HEINZ CREAM OF TOMATO SOUP - HEINZ OVEN-BAKED BEANS “g on top with bits of butter over ||, .4 such a nice party at his house Even a slight burn is very pain- SPAGHETTI » « « © #EINZ RICE FLAKES ( | ¥ = > hr cecingremenrnanrtiepancineeiaaa ee, The POST-DISPATCH Regularly prinu MORE WANT ADS than ALJ: the _ Other St Louis Newspapers COMEENEEA all four, 50c. At drug stores Or 4 ie austion and possi-|/ them. Pour over the whole a few months ago and he will ful. Apply a solution of baking omMinarily attend the about % cup of oyster juice and [| .,ink I am stingy or something |soda or whatever remedy you have we! | } 4 sitting up in bed. 1 cup of milk, or enough to || necause I haven't got the refresh- jon hand, then apply a cloth cover- ; The taste ts the test in which the vegeta- moisten it through. Bake with || nents he had, and food does not {ing or bandage. If the air ts ex- Z , cooled can be used || * Cover on for % hour and then || .ount because you ean always eat,/cluded the pain will clease almost | et the meat gravy and willi| Uncovered for another % hour. {},nqg he was lucky because his wife |immediately after application of ters— _ Oe Peasiy, ya w (Copyright, 1927.) — | was out of town and I should have | remedy. 3 _ flavor. eel

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~ mtn X The St. Louis Post-Dispatch Daily Magazine children’s lusicale: 11. Palmer House Victorians. , I Parking With Peggy RS] WI/ PRI} RAM t Ra ~ P “WR, Detroit (516.9m-580ke)—6, Petite | “ Mgpecccic . bt a - = : - | rograms aymphony soloiste: 6:30. Ide and Me patent Bonet. at - Ca eB | a Bac: == SNSWERS TO ~ f Soe : NS Central Standard Time [i waz, New York (454.3m-660kc)—6:10 VER KSD TONIGHT ———_— orchestra: 7, Col. Tre and his Boy Fub, | _ quititet, a —— KRDEA, KYW: 7:30. mixed quar 7 tf — % . s > 4 : 24. a. hohe octet 30, - Rey tet. orchestra. WRZ. KDKA,. KYW ; "“M. Nasehbvilie i 2 % mel and telephone oalig or angst John Josep. organist R. C. A. Radictrons, WheZ. KDEA, 5 = letie o fe 7 i : ' > 4 i 3B hK MA. - ” v - oe barn Le - ‘; ry —_— ~ -_- cinner Con cS? oF ' er ~~ Ft 3 , rion. ect ept b€4 . c rs On m die New Mystery Thriller : pt Pes! | Thursdays, silent night for: — cael WCAF. Pittebure Fress (461.3m-650kKe). KYW: 8. orchestra: 9:30. orchestra. pe alt + . $ : atten* , s eccompeniad SE | | aay al 6 6 One Hour of Music, Voice and; -MOxX. Koa, Wsax, WLI, wee” 1 10. rerue WLS, Chicago 344.Om-570kc}——-6:40. | eam xew 0 oes gpnceTy ON $53 Californt "' * , ia | (416.4m-720). Maurie Sherman's»orchesira: 7:15. WLS 16:30. orchd —_ ee oerors— ‘oer — 5 ae Ee RS ; . s¢ worth about $2.50. | need & y}] WCCO, Minneapolis-St. Paul Orchestra Will Be Broadcast | cxete—Stations xiving the WEAF "|. 7 i wER—We do mot sorve) tion t& B C a ro ] n \4 e I l 7 if — oo 6:15 inner concert: 7:30. Buttercup string ensemble. , Geveland 3 y y | i fi a Fr 8 to 9 O'Clock | chain program are listed under thee WEAF Salles WLW, Cincinnati (422. 3m-710kc}—6-49 dio program: 20, gpa ON Tecelve | ) | rom © tO Ok. 6. orchestra: 8. Ford and Glenn: 10. Castle mae. 4 problems. membe ‘opyrignht 827 : ' | : : | é | 7 : 2 " — WDAF. Kansas City (365.6m-720kc). ta : a : 3 | . ee ee Farm: 11:05. Crosiey Sky Terriers a S Your i878 three dollar | | jw ° is worth about $4. » ; Epes, Pittsbu : rolic. M. Chicago Dailr News (447 Sm- if : 7? 4 to > 7 &:30. Whitney “We do not solve prob- ——....... “aa j ' ’ bi - - - . 77 The first reguiar feature 30, WJ. CHAPTEP 41. | “You didn’t know me long age. | (\\ FON sage ; Shenandoah (461.3m-650k: WEAF, New York (491.5m-610ke), 7-50 iTOkc}—6:30, orchestra KNOW him.” the man told Ned.” she said. slowly, “but I was| ( cram from WJZ, New York "er 10 — ti seh ai . violinist G rio: 9 WMAQ players | bs gtude mts. broadcast through ui 2 ots Me =. ' - cr | Sy] e- Chavet Cit Ls- WMEF, ami Beach, Fla. (384.4m-7S80ke) . P= —It your 1834 dime has. “It was Bill Bram- ia stenographer—’ : se ; 4 1} fA = 5itte -a7} rT)? } + i - —— program : ‘ : ul & } (ih. I knew that ; 1" : L? ansm! Ler Wiil be uA A d address. ‘Mount of Transfis ura tits i “ ' ; : " ‘ | | Ww by ~SD the radi 4 ‘ Re YT j . ‘es. ; , C ox cD 1," hur orcnestra € . ‘- . »7? _™ ~ re ~ ‘ M mnt 4 fthe ‘. eh a fice omnis Woes ’ aided r~ r¢ : "CS “s : ; Amtomio 3394 5m-7 §0kc\h— . oil The 1737 penny 8 | | sarrett Folsom.” ' Post-iispaich, trom | SOU! Wickham. Piano solo. Miss (.aré =! . Radiola hocr | if it is of bronze rt? le aa *% , ‘ “ . 4 r ; . eR jerk tightened S pA KS > ' a . siieeiing : . ° : : ¢c : ” . — 3. . 4 - ek Ws AT ww. Wess. WH AS. Darenport 4&3 6m-f°MkKe me, ‘VF . , | ee aS al nit Cra ia DC ™ cal vse 5 am “i pe E - az ~~ 3 -~ Ty ‘ . by f ~ , _ : ac Bh Musical United (BGO, Oskial o wk © © riland Oreromnian mesetel O fOmM-D. C} wo. J Pant the Cerman Mmarns His guide soon located Bill, who “No, that’s it-——he did: ut Ww te chanced to be idle. and was by % he pretended to— | the states musicaiiy. : ‘Vandeville orchestra. EA ae all ove Fontene!) arehest 2 WY = om a he 0% 10 also make wu] ania 05. 2m-740Ke . | 5. Om-G30k-!. ov — ay-Bi Olkahor KROG : , We.cannot teil rou the t > Pro ; lub : lant ty 1000Ke) Y . 7 oi] land lease. You sn ast fi , means averse to telling anything “Madeline, what are vo King ee he knew —for a consideration eo kimet ? _— a ea or oe eT ; | rme gua»r : “ lice Oud we rhite King qwartet C f ; a CU - a awUutl : > % ? f $eRRe! } 4 4 bie made os : a7 84° : . +) ’ . - p “ ‘alt , 1°. Harmony Girls. WFHH. Ciearwater (355.4m she}, Boardwalk Charmers pe) S - consu-t eal estate ‘ | h leases. An 2 ° | . ; i ‘ 7 ae ss , : , e »? | ry 4 ‘ ) : 4 con i z 1 - d he knew be AOL. s . as LZ G 3 Lit tle , a Si fs a « . ° . = t | ~) Keweaie Dean 7 si” . . - = fy Ls bug vers & ae | , a ~~ ~ 4 ° ae lenrice Tyie or, an cen Senteke (428.2 700br Euphemia Kavassa: 9. Eodle ee ee ee ee CAA \\ ania su NWLa UTE siti aia waa . ; S4a0n Francs we a2 Est” 9 . . . _ nu 10:30. theatrical frolic a\\ Of. “a -annot -? = a : Te silTh cance Lr? “Yes, sir,” he said, “I remember: Keep stil] Ned. and let me get this | - ye br ale ? ri ? > ; ' -_ my orehestra 10 ; idelio - rn etho- : | ee WGN. Chicago (30 > Srn-S90kKer ). the matter well You see, a lady! oye, Ke tank Alias ' “The girl who swears she's pever rick ‘« 2 4 nai Ss »! ri ise ives nm pr n ad "3 ey 8 _ . Sam - Fienrs a . ‘ «= 7 ? - Was ™y passenger, a2 reai sw li, ry ' ‘ ® marry me. + j heen kissed has certaimly had ample anil “Alone?” if ee Lo oe i ed seme nfeRPRC. Houston (296.9m-101]0ke 30 mprpeny, etna ae gt : & “yy . li alo: ¥ | oe ee SOCCUSS Se ial biti sone ae wericultural talks: §. skyiine cert ogee, meng POO ET Bi | » desire at any of the . «= oF, a sole ‘ ' mae Bas: ust mn time. He, M1 rolisom d . . — ™ : — : say Nae yee } dic 6 nage UN er : . listed in the classified . just wanted a breath of air and a — , rghe wt. telephone book. | little rest from folks, or su Y | aia - tel Ee ae | hicnateh Radio rhe program is to b follows: hallade on the orgat | a os we | “_you should consult} lke that. They often do that. .... a me cae a wee Yatra ec oa “There's a irl i he Heart Sekai: ee en : slier about — fae Guat : away from the« on * : eee i : = sh organist PX ; 1! ed for - : > . —_ 8 oT STATIO ; ee ee een a Fe : - or ae sachs ies Re : : Tl need Well, 1 rolled her along, ere ' i tation Marylan nor us T- KVOO, Bris m-S800) la ‘Louisville Journa ou : ee oy desire to paint. . . . - ‘ Sot ' Sa . , You may obtain ful! A ‘ aa. + i+ em a gentieman stopped me and he , meee a : ” be cnet oe O60 5) Down the Ches- ae am - nusic lovers’ h re EO sent ee bin 545.1 Meters gE i aad Te aba 1 Ga peated deamin ae Se ae . ae | : | | apeake aritone and or Am yz oli | _ Tes Moine 5°6m-570k df * | | “a - » Secretary vf | got in with the lady, and : | hes to rol] on. As the lady mad BD) 5.3 hia tidal “ae ; BB aipene ig “tig dt a emg tra 1) Post March,” BYW, Chicago (000.2m-90UK o. We inner} concert sic: ii, can . 5 » Jeffer y-. objection, it was none of m) u Vieira ee nie say awe " pags A ote Rear wre hestr: “Carry Me Back to Old LSBIC eae _— Ui - neni ’ a public commissions. ; ‘ » “ a { iif ‘ | } | ; r} . . ; . : : —s e — x . Ness, l pushed ‘em down tc m~ tatio: and news e tires reinni quartet 9: Gin, se % ms Father wanted to kill hirn, but |! , intemal tn iio oe - ins coe : , ms. e «6WBAL, Baltimore (245.8m-1220kc), aie tee 9 piani back again. We'd nearly reached EPR RES pe ell ae ela nia: ae * Mpg eg a age . i oneson Pine’ To lens » oie anneite- : , “et ’ ‘ — ss ; . : ' ox r ee 3 re rT} t o O- calls eut for me to stop > ——_ -_ — , : ‘a¢hiar otidinsies ne resin peasy L©nOT wWRBAP. Fort Werth (475.9m-630ke). 7-23 M oose heart SFO LOk —) i + fall] State You hed “Do you know who she come im - th night befor: | ee tele al im x 4 | , tue, MOst exquisite O uty soaps, infinitely t. = a ime ee night 8:00 P. M. , Network,” which lin | | : 3 —— ; anaes the night, bu jd thought I should scream. Ané 2 at emia Pitbers. end KYW. Cel Py “ . Seo. : pure and bland, as only the finest of Castileis MEDICAL QUE. t t tL. as a kn 21 Sonne scene, ee ae ines heehee , - =~ wecith and sanitation questions of pubis pure and bland. But Dofia not only hasallte — seen agnosis or treatment of Gain “Well, who was she” a chair rid y myse]) l some t Nat by BS ; we : N $arron Sir Arne s iid ths "OU KNO’' . “8 : Hen fi , , " : " , Her name is Mrs. Ba oe _ you kn ” 9-00 P ' “=. nf course is kev static ancient virtues of Castile, it has new virtues of AX one “Y ea, id it Ben i 2 ié@d to i | - ? - - i cilediain ata ee ean nil Ssh" | BEANNING THE SPRING GARDEN ar all you can get for dry cell ||| «TST. SUE of ol ee : rts, mix and apply lig itiy Saii- word of it, and you'll be in suc! ri myseit wit u : ; oe? oe tn ai¢ nas ? { _Pr 1c ° ° « radio “A” power, use them. | give vou 2 rich, instant, generous lather, eves 9° Poche. and fiexibie > — — > trouble as you've never dreamed o tul that night ! Seer” et ees Be Would fellou By Wanda Barton. - : é, : Bramber saw. and, egged on ani ons \ = — 3 " Q 0 ite : | in lukewarm water and, betrer still'—a larher We posnem, ee ngage Poe ait ) that will rinse instantly too! Of course Dofiag fice for ro you how te! monetary influence, willing!y agreed C®alr - : j i Sine | csleee id] ONnOMY 1Nns! iphur and. molasses | io keep his own counsel. “Ge n, . Otarest ba Barron Sone, ie A ) | - os : siphu “What rardet : er rel : | | unscented, fragrant-only with itsown pure vege Bikrure and also how to take it the su a revelation,”’.thought *®'tssed her tender! . Stone as he walked away : ‘And he said unless | ou . are acii pia lh ning eit aim M tii mate! , eg ; “ eo: | a r The method of gland; Sanne eectetly viding in «| 604 went away with him he would | beloved gardens. The size of the bov weather . . ne eo | etable oil ingredients — there is nothing else MMe Soca Ton consists of oB- | ' 3 rT , +} ; Lid | - - aeigalll ores such as is neces- | : 2 eT in Dona, even the soft pastel color comes onl cae menouree ne cined ae “i the ones chair with Folsom that night nd ublish to t!} Orid the story of ecard hh Yer is : sneaking into the hotel by if My Fong awa: th hi And he as the family nm and 4d re lez urse,. a great piea ' 1] KAI 11c% | tr ' : : icula: and are looks pretty positive, but roth. Said nobody would believe nat | govern the extent of : Lins re 1 “ t O01 wee Tan 3 : serie | from the finest of olive oil. Nothing in the — “ee as peration | 1 as matt 1. | could be better for your hair than Dofia. lew gp tt +} uy for the table : from any trace of soap! Dofia too 1s'2 pertedl that very moment being proved up Maddy” . and vital) nierest é use Wil: de BOUSe, eSpeciaas’ M ) ° ) : ‘o the hilt. (To Be Concluded Tomorrow.) be tied ie ee 8 for the hardy 3% @ Jo! eet flowers such a " omens | charming soap to use, exquisitely molded, The Barrons, in their own suite; Did Madeline Barron kill Gar- | wince veces trop snonet gilliflo j milled :” ; , fresh t were dressing for luncheon, when! rett FPoleom? Don't miss the | other things that take up valuable *@ errerpenageer. ves of the lem ? ) ' . e j “) ° . I've ¥ been waiting f this! a ee ec ae ape ease “ Jecorati Sweet peas. i e only beer aiting or this)! sogey Mae watertiie 4 satin dianien heaven te eir eel | Pa! “ ‘ breakGown to come. I knew it must 4). peas oe the + ot t : a 2S | et am iss i Ral Buti come. but I didn't Want to force 7t ery ay? hey r e | :% ‘= art Ph co) * ¢ . ’ . My Garling girl, don't you suppos ,... ..... . HN i . oy dey we ‘ : ’ ‘aga Aat tii rif o ye l‘ve seen every bit of your struggi« : ; a a, ' MARRIAGE LICENSES. STO2ZA Stoddard ot 3725 Cook a¥ : .., 2436 Utab ati om: Haserritter: 22°26¢a Cobege ev Young 3300 Lawton av) Dunigan 230) Market st os", %# e* * *%* oe a) ote? 0% :° & = « * -.*« is % “ am - “peer «tittle §=6MaGdy,” he said.jey; of vanilla. two beaten exece «| imstead of transplanting a grea he i ee | a leaeReg ages | and | ets: Sey i, | BIRTHS RECORDED “say what you want to, when yeu) pa) i. wb deal of 1) ce to head : dee te NITUR . : ‘ » 3 BOYS : ; : sn a ee Conmpoontul of salt. and grat-j Se OO Bead up, it | overproduction ‘his is .an im- It tells how you can easily and economically ke : feel Uke it, only rememper, Cearest.ting of nutmeg. Pour the mixture |° —— a ‘2uS portant consideration in planting a | : = Wood k dF i : perf | | “oa saat Floors, work, an urniture in ect cone isa oan’ mye Bing my seis imto @ buttered baking dish ang} *?°°"'™ out. Ln fer rose garden, for the pientyv o une ° Vues you Reve to tem me, nothing bake in a medium oven about 45/7! is used, plant a late crop that and July may be in a le ; FREE Thi Book on 3 ) " . dium oven about 45 ¢ and July may be ; a - ~ Contains practical suggestio | | pr ns on making ALL mt a F aad cam Shake my love for you the least! minutes. Remove from the oven | ™4¥ be glassed over for early fall continued all summer sind Gan El a * artistic and inviting with Johnson’s Interior Fa mite. And, remember. too, that T and when slightly cool spread wit) ANNO 1°38 rT { 2 f ont} roses are tinmciud 3 , ~ oth am here fer you to lean on. Here sor: jam or jelly: then cover with | frame ever the parstes eo it as & few of the éc! ii Home Beautifying This book is th k of : ted i r — 1s is the work of experts—1ullustra n ur Ganfari I5S11A Chestnut st: Bawcum LSISA Chestnut st 1 C |g me BA Kauwe- 4639 Virginia av) fe ? a Moor 4059 Eicheiberwer av | * &¢ «5% oo? ae > e** o%e*. 0% 4466 Cook av. 3945 Cook av ; , = Ziiivren. Shreve FREESE. te protect you from any danger or 4 meringue made of the egg whites any trouble. Got that? Weil, then, ‘and a little powdered sugar ones aren't you nearly ready to begin ‘in the oven again long enough to ) “It's about—about"— ‘lightly brown the meringue. ; ee x $e “Yes, Madeline. about 93 Garrett : | . ae i uNsow EsSON, a v8 He a, 4 Vy’ » SO en ag Autohee ” did you know: Answers to ~~ # : % = ; THe Tigo for ‘ieee 5% “| didn’t know. But when vou , 42 a ~~ \aars = . ag aciNne. go white if his name is mentioned | What Do You As 7 , a > a and are nervous and restless ever ow: ss a ee se i SS eS f since that tragedy. I cant help. Questions on Page 44 3 ‘ag SS - \ : knowing there's so™Me connection.” : ; a af ; I: Sz 5 anal Madeline wuddeniy|| 2 Mra Tylon Me. ~~ Vyr ae F: How to get it! Fit ox: the coupon and tai a " o—s . £yier, Mrs. Benjamin ’ a ; - Lee Pour tae sat UP se og ppg Harrison and Mrs. Woodrow _—- = — your dealer for a copy of this valuable book FREE. Johnson’s Wax forms a beau- : : to) = : mee : ' he cannot f Mapes te e : ) you all about it and then rou * oe > ng , : > cony FREE and : edie — ee ful, durable finish that saves do with me as you see fit.” 9a | j ee the surface. It makes no dif- n, dear, let George Eliot : “Before you begin. dear ference whether your Floors are old or new—whether they eesure you that you needn't tell lbs “ieikih- Ques me. I don’t need to know details. - = eating on water, and jetsam is parts of Pee... 2 8 2 See eee ee are of Wood, Linoleum. Tile or Composition— nor how they some way, treated | : . and now it's all past, ‘2 ©4rSo salvaged on the water . j MR. HARDWARE OR PAINT DEALER Shall we just let it/{ °F washed ashore. il. “Sag | 6—Samuel F. B. Morse boiling water, 1 can PINK SALMON, | Please deliver to bearer, FREE and without obligation, a copy of are finished. 7—Piatinum. Cook over hot water until thick. Serve Johnsen’. Instruction Book, “The Proper Treatment for Floors, | we can’t. Ned. ; Mion I shall have to tell rou.” | Phereeeee where Woeerwr’ and Furniture.” |} @reatest elevation is only “Very well, then. We'll skip. ‘ for the present, anrwar. | nae. x §——Queen Victoria. 1@—Amerigo Vespucci. Figr- held her in. his arms. hie | entine astronomer, who CAme to ie the tep of her || “°C DEW continent a few years bead: and theuch his after Columbus. and who was . ; erall : re as the ‘ | with apprehension Se ag regarded as the din- “King of Food Fish” and quietis r Pa *@a eh ee Ears Tt bo be

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el a 5 ~ I ae ate ee ee The St. Louis Post-Dispatch Daily Magazine is ' | ee PAGE 47 ee a BWERS T S io SWE OQ QUERIES wcitg , The Bible in Pictures WSB, Atlanta Journal wae “| 10:45. organist. ‘428 Sun-795 ES pest-Dispatch veserves the right to reject any quer | WSM, Nashville (282.8m-1¢ Fa and telephone calls or answers by mail cannot e ip ; dinner concert; 8, gimme RC = - tention, except letters on medical questions of undoudt. 8-40. | musicae. ao ™ : ae stamped address -7 ¢ | WSMB. New Orjeans (319 -— | WLS; 10:30. heen s . iC), ji | WIAM, Cleveland ({ 389.4m-77 ia 2 = oO program: 9 orchestra. oe ~ art Castle i? o prob lems. ; : M4878 three dollar | ™¢™ber the young couple. | ; SUBS« RIBER.—We cannot sup- — 4 ie... ™ 7.5m- | | (Ut td POC Cae worth about $4. | phy ge R= | Aff. 7. not solve prob- y the information about the mo- | hitney W Pd Magna You should consult tha | - ‘ealer who sold the automobile to || 780kc) ‘ if your 1894 dime has YOu, or a mechanic. | White- 7 ie mark it is worth} M. D—For informat; Hh ‘ nation - 7 3 “a (ing Calvary regard- | iar Cemetery inquire | | . , }at the Calvary ¢C | y if r AWN, > [7 33 a | a if it is of bronze - i~ pall -emeteryvy Associa- y 7 a\\ a > a = ye = == ee, Se se out - | tion office, Times Building. ae SSS, A E4 AY 73 eB _ | : — = i A —= / . : , ay ° — 'T} rT ‘ a Sy s 4 * if a | _M.z J.—The M. A. Cc fire was the hee | x > 3 : wT Whit» 4 — worst in the history of St. Louis. : = “Ss fy ap _ Z WN ‘+ = ' 6 a Lorelei is a/| ; ieee wil need for the |, STUDENT. — The Loreiel ts a, (Back Copies of the Bible Feature, From First Publication, Can Be Obtained) ak you desi oe full noted for its splendid echo. }j | gFr—You may cipal Uli, Around the rock is woven the | 4 the Secretary vf story of the siren that leads the ylerson City, Mo. about | boatman to destruction. Heine's | In the Footsteps Pictures by Nicholas Afonsky . w.—The Woman's Ex- |} Set 390 North Euclid ~ ee ————neL ———— ee tet ie RA eSNG = 1 ne ec RRaeeeeeS aemeaenenen ee commissions. poem, Lorelei, is based on this | of Abraham Lincol Text Edited by Ida M. Tarbell JyYou may be able to; saga. ‘she old spread to one of the NELL.—W hite cornmea! made gealers listed in the cias- into a stiff paste with benzine and |; AF on 7 ‘ ee a te : 2 e ie . Section of the telephone thoroughly rubbed into the white | seed as 52; zi; AS = ' . fur might clean it. Magnesia and |! | ) —— Fa AN 82/6 Zz —* R V.—lIodine and the tio-/| benzine might also be used. The | | : , yy, 1 a 2 zee E . j icine | : ld be'thoroughliy brushed | | - iF — been used in medi ne {fur shou e ghiy ru "2 Se Chinese are supposed to|and shaken to remove the mea] or : sed them in 2000 B. C. magnesia. Home cleaning is not | often successful. i LEGAL INFORMATION (By a Member of the St. Louis Bar Association) HMONE.—There is no law BUSY LANDLADY.—You do not, ring the American flag; have to forward’advertising mail. | 4 nned goods. Notify the mail carrier that you | pace eam a will not accept it, and tell him | mrpR. — The rent on te not to leave any more of it. : pied eth us-{| B. B. — You should consult a tirty-first 4 vacate on the lawyer about your automobile ac- | you wou th | cident. You can sue the party | ay of the — that hit you for the damage to Weerots: MOTHER.—It would your car. nat Wi iV 4 to remove the H.O.—The child cannot be held bh lig ee most Safe 4 ne Probate Court /ax security for the board bill. Un- | : : a ou Have ever had' Don * Cas- 4 of a removal to an- (der the circumstances you prob- | \ : ’ “a ONCE SHE SENT A PAPER CARRIER AWAY, NOT ALLOWING Him THEN LINCOLN MADE HIS CREAT “HOU ACAINST f Castile, ic has new virtues of ir] ALARMED.—So f the symp- | SARE.” SMD URCOLE, AND SUBSCRIBED TO THE LEADING TO LEAVE A NEW PAPER LINCOLN HAD SUBSCRIBED TC = oe BE A REAL FIGHT. SHORTLY AFTER THE NOMINATION ‘ : = = yt Sa tacos in heig ht, | toms. of toxic goitre ‘are nervous- SOUTHERN PAPERS—THE CHMLESTON COURIER. THE RICH. “ANOTHER WORTHLESS LITTLE PAPER’ SHE EXCLAIMED TO rLLonenaleMy a Paton estat tee Bae grips wmv saa Gielen ath Geamiaaanes aad y woman will love who une .o oe age 125 aanaa. aoee anh seeaietien An opera- ||| MOND ENQUIRER, THE LOUISVILLE JOURNAL. AND OTHERS. LINCOLN LATER. © RcCleve Mewwaper Syndicate hn en oo totnes anon THAT MARKED OUT THE ROAD TALKED OVER THE POSSIBILITY OF A DEBATE of her hair For unlike the WATHER—If the man had tu-|tion is usually the only successful . WHITE HOUSE. . ; L ar 1¢ treatment. . : WBewiesig the Board of Health mass | Id-fashioned Castile—and of . (ijt not approve of his employ-) V. | seca ye + ag gm a : a F z= ina ry. many pnysicians -* : ” q the one shampoo— Dofia will es ; s or tures. The cost would depend on | B T t W—To remove corns me el ate a gaat f h ELLA CINDERS B BILL CONS 4 f lightly sali- the amount and character of the — ELMAN AND CHARLI instant, generous lather, even q re ae fiexibie | work done , y E PLUMB Wt! Hodion, 1 ounce. | FRANK. — Poisoning by wood | Aff, y = , — ner epee rare ~ rs ) ee —and, better still! a lather oe es. alcohol, as in any other form of - Jf, Vif FAG N O ~ SH | ZA Tl y | ) Ys / yj INGY “a GEEGOSH, } ) WE. NNHEN Nou JUMD IN ry GS. | PP bel p BLACKIE, WE y 7p hip, NAGON, BREAK UP SECRET { | fy aie "e ‘ 4 } e+ wil] a» % ANK—Any druggist will | al 7 » poisoning, is of different degrees | ‘nd antly too! Of course Dojfiz is . ne "clases of severity. Slight cases may and | Aff bh fy Sp a . . ¢ & i ete ilit}: Sses | i Se erity. Lise —- z ; Jf? Z / oe ‘ . ant: — ake it.|often do recover; th . | ' ei Z b ; 44 aronly with ts own pute veg- Berit sbw soe Cy fod he errs has fi FERGAL, || Z \\ | (ner RbES SEh5 Wf UZ RN SAS SE eam ELL | : / i fy 4 # ° " p , rt, | ant On wr a sty ; e i[ TRIAL ie ak TL L—The method of gland | THAN FLIES AT | v4 ve : Ye nA 1 @. 107) ie —S 4 wrong even | with gypsies EONS, wshijy |" and theyre J ! 445, i“ / ‘4, ures such as is neces- . soft pastel color comes only .- = Seplant the gland and the isurgery when the opine ry are | f you giands are the ones;done by skilled surgeons. olive oil. Nothing in the world ; Such an operation has nev-/ will send a stamped, self-addressed ‘envelope and repeat your question bdients —there is nothing else operation consists of op-| OLD SUBSCRIBER—There is &-. practically no danger in plastic ; | iff * a>, ' YG - Y /, 4 CANNING shateeg eis \ , " my " 4 the indorsement of the for your hair than Dona. Ie will : | profession and is now we will recommend some one to "9 ‘ ind full of life, absolutely free “Bimtly abandoned by all. you. : ‘tee! Ndi CAs: f- ONE y ; — | ig | ay - - ~- ‘ . , . 4 A \. ve if , (s } \ / *e8e : ; P pee € e+ , et >. I, . fee ’ . ; . " 433 of soap! Dofia too isa perfectly We . = 1715 Oregon NA pe A - D use, exquisitely molded, “hard- ; , 67, 3339 Texas : — = ° iC. 59. 3101'S. 7th. to you fresh ina smart pack = TIAC e Licenses (iJ. B. H deca. FO. 5520. Arkaneas age. And not expensive— “% * jl A. se “3917 N. Taylor Dojia costs ten cents. Where orths Recorded | " Bennett, 11, 22124 Walnut ever you buy yourtoiletsoap, = ial Perm || Za, Milstone. 07.0 "Washington. | oy ®@ Burial Permits | . whey oer Catherine McCarthy, 61, 1415A Madison. xy + i mee Tt Viola D. Studebaker, 81, 4721 McPhe rson. | | ee = : re ; HUNG, “7 r : "S. . 7 _ MARRIAGE LICENSES. pein mee = — WiZh; / : c- K | | ss = == SF | h | @" is | | y ge 4 BEPPPPP 7 ....- 27024 8 st | : mene: - =~ 2708S Stoo ar | Divorces Granted. == : . 7 mueller 3436 Utah et) 7 ¢ Fred Groth = =: : S>-, LET ME SEE— , a= M1] on i Hine lawn, Mo—Marie Jen-| Villefranche, March 28, Maure- | 5 _ Ae WONDEISELE er OF AS A DANCER — b Louie i, ae ons a4 IES WITH SOK “TO pe Adina Trice. St. Louia jtania, New York. ¢ 4 At Edwardsville. | Hongkong, March 22, President "Z ! ih { in A Se MATCH | a ee aid Band ash ; ., | Madison, Seattle. ; s a fea City, ee Bremen, March 28. Stuttgart, | e § ._“ avn LOD. ownshiD—Angeline New York. — BIE Ty $s RECO London. March 23. Ascania, from q , _New York. cs ; - 4 BOYS. : | os . 8629 Drury Lan 2116 Locust Street — 2 ar Thos Montgomery. | American man ifs best dressed. a > ae j ; - 1817 Shenandoah. “Amen!” Intones S. W. 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- ; = | es eso oat «eee 3 | ‘ COM ee ae « COMIC PAGE | ie r — Call MAin One, “On 4 r MARCH 24. 1927. SS SSS aa — Se nct:Dispatch is the ONE BIG Classified | { ——, acon » es ! Post Oe Billionarea —the “Greater St, Louis | PAGE 48 | ORDER CSTE EMR Rage Raper Tee © Peet Baas RPS CEO: eed died WE Siren este rgrereretgera-nrprappemeneeeninarsieneetnniorscamiam intial tics am mans ~~ CE eee ncn sc ghaae Pers SAEs r ——— en ee ee / AIN’T IT A GRAND AND’ GLORIOUS FEELING?—By BRIGGS i L. 79. NO. 199. a. | ee 2 — Ee! = WM OErF WOR ; ——————— = an ge ee po = UR THROAT Nw — S = Pr ag avon 0 ga UE J S SS ‘ee r You Give A LooK : Reggae os nag | Tre CAR 1S STOLGN HEART IN XO iy UNDER ITS BLANKET ops ce | DRIVE You DECIDE TO TAKE A RSS OUT OF THE WINDOW YoU IMAGINE Teneve S | OH-H-u BOY ! e A aa ig CHANCE, AND PARK iT OUT iN SSAa EFORE TURNING If MAKING A GET AWAY : ; == 7% FRONT ~ SSN S WITH THAT CAR | AIN(T IT A | ; ta Pad GR-R-R-RAND : 0 BSR AND 7 es | 4s BS WS GLOR-R-RIoUs = 3 : FFI sa = S “3 aa 4g | iw ‘: ‘ES ai pe-®” ee SU; f ! | a 2. LN ONE 4 . Ja fi — vy ; 4 jai = . S | . ae a | Tin ; y* “ » be of — iS Goons INS ONS WAT - iT COWES THE “political demands in connec. of the re / SSS aS — 7 7 BURGLARS SO MUCH MORE To » with his operation of the Po- nail it | ESN eee. by: CARRY OFF _ @e Department. be : 1 : i , Sa : i rejection of Orrick, whose Mak ice ~~ ~ —— ———- — - 1 record has won the com- |Yorkf HATE ~ : WMeddation of alj save practical | mitted : : auiamemsenncmee” cclamommanen Somesaneooe eS : = strane = rot ro mare = eomcmgeiptrsnseeraetn Werner UNE TARE RC teen ahaa ———eeeeeeee———eeoaoeE™—EEEEEEEeee oo : ’ lans, Was in ~ striking con- sistant A q | Y with the Senate’s action :2 charge mee ae : : a firming the Penal Board, which |The @ oe MUTT AND JEFF—By BUD FISHER tat > tu Seinen ae been ead be = deiseis: ‘ ae | hi harged with |drews) dh PRE THE ANAVAL FAmMi_y ARGument— = —_" ———- -— a _ ~ —- inquiry, had c , 2 ve : . DAD ALWAYS SETTLES THE MATTER BY SmPLy JEFF, WE'LL GO OVER TR | /w ORDER To ATTRACT | [ One DOLLAR WHERE DO You GET THE METER REGISTERS THE | |) Ay | eres MY Tweety) mismanagement of the Penl- | person: Ha! DECIDING To KEEP THE FLIVVER ANOTHER YEAR / | eet ae ee ee | Se ee et, * st AND TWENTY THAT STUFE? tHe FARE FoR ONE PaAssenGeR\. 7 | CENTS: SwAS [| MBeary. naa mas ° | AND MAYBE we cA | TO HAVE ME PAGED: / 7 | METER SAID A ONLY! THE TWENTY CENTS see: | 2 RA “Courtesy” Rule Invoked. Biels atta, | MEET SOME BoZo WHO'LL | \ TRAAT HoTEL.t5 A Se P CENTS, GENTS. Te ‘. == 144 Hit a | rejection, : | . : oat = = \ : bs tae fe . = tk, who resides at 320 Union a4 By ty GREAT- (ee - te ; | VA = =" = == Sf = 4 if KRAZY KAT—By HERRIMAN a |! ws t ee TAKIS ee > ~ (eeteteetemeceemeemalal a ‘ Wy = 3 if AS... 3 = SS ~E la : a ie adopted to accomplish Or- ' (Am “MyM - LS 2 rd, i pe epee ‘gio . = . Louts Republicans were op- York, Se SN bs sone é, ODP AR ty; ee, = “3 XS \ : five Democratic members of " = emmittee voted yesterday in| able te Fof confirmation and the two — _ . sia = prprererereins | : fo KE Mlicans against it. This had {| enfo : Nj sis a gissRScLagthitass ae ttstits a Pr ° \ ; i é , gO CeLOw AND ooo ° war sa FSSESedcChssssioasses / »\ AH WHAT taken as an indication that} periem | # ENGINE ROOM! fo 3% CAPTAIN! :4 Seti isi deters eet “td : A | /- Watt > Fo ‘4a Deen extrava 3 4 es \ : Blodgett, lobby- wy ba : WY oc 4, < © City . . ae 3 : oon ¥ ) ce. Ys WhO said the prop. |} eS i yan Abe. Rtn ‘ ad Dolley had not be en) pe fl | (OMA — ES Se Boor, nnection with thei” Bi : : eS ae —< ——— - eo the new Police H "! “d ee | ae a ; en kn ‘ . te ey eae: Page % Column 2. * “ me a eA ee fe 3 : ete , ? y ; = Ss eae rane i a aoe eiiage 3