St. Louis Post-Dispatch
March 25, 1927

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Boar aes, LL y cv ‘ E24 TO 10 WITH ) OF DEMOCRATS ee ee | am to Led by Senator n Maffit Bates in lf of Republican Or- deation of City. Zz rost- o Dispatch. 5 RSON CITY, March Orrick, president of the Board of Police Commis- m for two years under ap- sent from Gov. Baker, ~4 confirmation yesterday by Senate. - rejection made finally suc- Oo aw. was ful a fight on him by organiza- politicians in St. Louis, waged the time he has been in of- and based on his refusal to j political demar: ds in connec- jwith his operalion of the Vo- Department. rejection of Orrick, whose record has won the com- Hon of al] save practical was in striking con- with the Senate’s action :l y the Penal Board, which ittee Of the Senate, after uiry, . had charged |. with management of the Peni- y” Rule Invoked. of Senatorial “cour- by: Senator William ates of” pt. Louis, which eved many efficient public : ip from. office and retained many unfit, was the adopted to accomplish Or- ction. k who resides at 320 Union ‘is a resident of Bates’ district, and Bates, as-, at he desired Orrick’s re- Memanded his persona as a Senator. He had | ithe three other St. Louis | 4 Senators —— Warner. fur and Mogler—and lined all if not all the 13 Re- 2 Senators. He obtained a * number of Democratic support to make the vote Orrick’s confirmation to hit had been known that Louis Republicans were op- ick, the Committee on ‘orporations, of which f Kinney of St. Louis is mn, had reported the nom- to the Senate with the rec- Mdation that he be confirmed. We Democratic members of Mmittee voted yesterday in confirmation and the two S against it. This had en aS an indication that ocratic majority in the Would not support Bates’ e Fails to Disclose Deal. Wote of the Senate, taken in tutive session, did not dis- Mat any deal connected with | firmation of the Board of Mstitutions had been worked those opposed to In- ———— 'York for the mitted his fesignation today to As-| on een conierear sa ee a ee ST. LOUIS, FRIDAY EVEN ING, MARCH : ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH The Only Evening Newspaper in St. Louis Withthe Associated Press News Service 25, 1927-52 PAGES. ‘UNSETTLED, WARMER TONIGHT, PROBABLY WITH SHOWERS Se THE T EMPERATU RES. 1 a is as hs 40) i 47 % - mes . 7 ts a. m, -+ +49 4 TS eee ews & ‘oe ie a. ; ae rt! ee ee ee 3? ee oe. 51 6 a. m.. oe a eae 51 = ‘ 7 ae $3 PD, ee an *raterd ay ‘8 high 49 (4:50 p. m.): lot | Official fore- THE SENATE. cast for St. Louis CONFIRMED OUR | and vicinity: Un- SUSPICIONS. settled, probably ss with showers to- night or tomor- row; warmer § to-| night, Missouri: Un- settled, probably with showers to- hight or tomor- row. Warmer in the Southeast por- tion tonight, much colder in | t h e Northwest) portion, and in | the West and North portions | tomorrow. Illinois: Unset- / tled, probably With showers in the West and North portions tonight and tomor- row, and in the Southeast portion tomorrow; slightly warmer in the South —, ee BRUCE BIELASK! QUIS Undercover Man Was for Attack of Wets in Congress. — > Associated Press. NGTON, By the WASHIN PBieiaski, —A,. agen has March = 25 3ruce ,under-cover of the Prohibition Department, resigned. here from New Bielaski sub- Making a trip purpose, Andrews, in enforcement. secretary charge of dry law The date of his retirement has not been defifitely determined. An- drews said Bielaski was retiring for sistant lA woman | erp ee ee ‘WOMAN'S HORSE 10 YEARSOLD WINS GRAND NATIONAL Sprig, Owned by Mrs. M. Partridge, Captures Steeplechase Before King and rnin Notables. AMERICAN ENTRY COMES IN THIRD oo te ee Prince of Wales” Choice, Thrown in, Among Thir- ty That Fall and Leave Only 7 Contenders. ev the ted Press AINTREE, England, Ass0cla owner captured iGrand National here today for the ‘first time, | ‘in the AS PROFIBITION AGENT | Mrs. ous | | | Target ‘Ange -Tace ‘ } ‘The so far as can be recalled, history of the world’s great- steeplechase. Sprig, 10 M. Partridge, and one-half est old, owned. by won the mile jump- years hazard- four which 387 started and GG: WW: was second. get, in finished. Pen- eet Americans only seven 3overil the nington’s best eould ‘with seven entries, was third place, ; ' ' | eee Cm eto on personal reasons and that his work | had been exceedingly creditable. Bielaski was attacked by several members of Congress during the last session for his enforcement methods, and much of the opposi- tion to the Treasury’s under-cover prohibition enforcement work was centered about him. He has been supported strongly bv | Wales were ‘dangerous and thrilling classic i'were officials | Sides ditches iwhich went to Stephen Sanford’s Bright's Boy. Bright’s Boy led for the The American-owned horse to fin- Arts, belonging which came in fifth. Thrown _ In, part of distance. only other ish was Master to M. Blair, Lord, Stalbridge’s which the or was the 80 horses which fell. King his subjects among George, and at the many the course of the and excite- Prince for rewarded with much because the big field was steadily thinned out as it passed over the obstacles. The long course has 16 high thorn hedges, 14 of which must be jumped twice, be- s, water jumps, streams ment here, who said some of the biggest | jand other hazards. eases against prohibition violators | hi ad been developved by him. The race enriched a Birmingham — by £24,500 (about $120,000) a parlay of Priory Park, win- SITUATION UNDER PROHIBITION foved of the Lincolnshire handicap | | i i i t GROWING WORSE. DRYS ADMIT ss who lost the bet has a to- | |ommended by | Party Conference U Tges Voters to) Unite in New Alignment for Law Enforcement. Press. y= the Associated PITTSBU RG, The prohibition party, at of its national conference, sued through its national man, Dr.’ Leigh Colvin of York, a to remedy what presert deplorable unite in a great new By March 23.— the close | has is-} chair- was termed “the aes y condition, party for law | | | | New eall to all voters desiring | to | enforcement, liquor traffic suppres- | political purification and honest government. “The nonpartisan method able to obtain the prohibition law,” said Colvin. “But to secure the enforcement of the law, the ex- perience of. seven years has proved the nonpartisan method to be to- tally inadequate. It still leaves in power the old political machines; the old liquor domination of poli- undisturbed. sion, was tics is in each party a large number of liquor sympathizers, whose votes are necessary to party success. greatly improved in vears, are now grow- “Conditions, the first few Orrick, ling worse as the technique of vio- the Democrats who bolted Hlation is being perfected under the ) tic caucus on the penal | Moting for confirmation and + we _ tnly information which obtained from Senators Bates streceeded only be- represented the district Orrick resides and de- the rejection. This rule M0rial courtesy is one which t fails, It succeeds because for knows that at some May want to exercise it fails his associates they him. ® Bates did not say in Session that Orrick Objectionable Ntations before Corporations Committee fo about that position. t Orrick’s removal was the was to him, the Mu- ' 7. th Democrats and Re- | #in St. Louis, and charged ‘8 administration of po- ts had been extravagant. * here had been a reck- F Of funds, which. under | tity officiais were re- turn over to the Police ton demand. ; Policy Assailed. charges consisted of repe- © 4am argument Committee several try W. }) Odgett, lobby- city, who said the prop- Policy had not been |" connection with niade he- days | ' | the. | the new Police Head-} ton Page 3, Ooluina 3. party leader- propaganda of old the active e ‘lements. r indifference ship and of the wet MILLIONAIRE’S | HEIRS KILLED Press. AT3Z.. ny the Associated DOUGLAS, Guy Waggoner Jr., a WwW. T. Waggoner of Fort Worth, Tex., multimillionaire oil and cat- tle man, and heir to a large for- tune, and his wife were killed in a motor car accident near here yes- terday., They had been remar ried in Cali- days ago following March 25. grandson of fornia several 2 | divorce. Wednesday, and Sprig. The book- March 23.— | the | Prince of Wales .jocular- ily picked yesterday to win the race, thousands of | $20,000 OFF ERED FOR RIGHT GUESS ON ICE BREAKUP’ ee A A OC Alaskans Trying to Forecast | Time When Tanana River | Will Be Open Again. Associated Press. NENANA, Alaska. March 20. Year by year the Northland’s big- | By the River will in isions and interest. This year the person who icasts the event most accurately ‘to time will receive a prize of |proximately $20,000. | Each year a Citizens’ Committee lis formed to make arrangements it the event. Tickets are sold at $1 each to raise the sum that is ‘awarded. The time of the break- up is electrically recorded on a clock in the town hall. Previously the breakup has come. between April 22 and May 13. In case of the guesses as to the exact minute of the first ice move- | meat, the award is uprt evenly. SWIMS CATALINA CHANNEL IN 15 HOURS, 11 MINUTES come-—-Bgrows fore- "9 gest sporting event—guessing when | the annual breakup in the Tanana dimen- | as | ap- | | . —————— | | for a retraction made no Jifference ‘William J. « ‘libel suit against Henry Ford. 'Kyle Leonard, on Third Attempt, Claims to Have Broken George Young’s Record. By the Associated Press. LONG BEACH, Cal., March 235. —Claiming to have lowered George Young’s Catalina Channel swim- ming record, Kyle Leonard of Long Beach, today landed near here, 15 hours and 11 minutes aft- er entering the water at Catalina Island. Young's time was 15 hours and 45 minutes. Leonard, who is 23 years. old, was accompanied by four observers who checked his time. At one time i.eonard was seized with! |ecramps and at another was) Struck in the head by a fioating timber. He ate three cakes of chocolate and drank three cups of cocoa during the swim. -.After landing he was taken to a hospital. Leonard accomplished the chan- | nel feat on his third attempt. He | Was a participant in the Wrigley 'marathon and made a second at- _» | tempt on Feb. 22 ELEVEN BANKS OFFER TAX SETTLEMENT OF $1,750,000 Claim Against the National Depos- itoeries Under Ad valorem Levy for Three Years is $2,333,000. Eleven national of- fered to pay $1,750,622.45 in settle- ment of a claim for $2,333,278.06 for ad valorem taxes on the banks for the last three years, the Board of Estimate and Apportionment was advised today by Comptroller Nolte. Acceptance banks have of the Kdward was rec- toristel, offer W. al of £150,000 to pay on the race. Sprig won by a length and a |! attorney for City Collector Koeln. half and paid 8 to 1 in the betting. | The board instructed Nolte to con- 'The odds on Bovril IIT were 190 fer with Counselor Mtench. to 1, and Bright’s Boy was quote a | The offer represents 75 per cent at 100 to 7%. ‘of the tax claim, which has been in | litigation in Federal Court. If OA, 000 PERSONAL PROPERTY ore gh 45 per cent of the money would go into the general munic- DELINQUENTS GIVEN WARNING ipal revenue fund and would | almost offset an estimated deficit | City Assessor Gehner Sends Cards | of $800,000 for the fiscal year end- to’ Those Who Failed to Make ing April 1. Local schools would Returns, receive 30 per cent and the State Warning cards have been mailed | would get the remaining 20 per by City Assessor Gehner to 24,000 | cent. 'St. Louisans, who failed to make The Cireuit Court of Appeals last ; | i ' 15, of personal property. It still leaves | | ing, | Confessed Killing of Auto Com- panion at Nevada, Mo. By the Associated Press. | NEVAD«, Mo., March 25.—W. W. Pine, 83 years old, was _ ssen- tenced to 25 years in the State penitentiary when he pleaded guilty of the murder of A. E. EK- | lund of San Diego, Cal. Pine confessed the _ killing of Eklund in a_ dispute over $50, which he claimed the latter owed him. The pair were traveling com- panion on an automobile journey from the Pacific Coast. eklund’s body, with two bullet holes, was recovered from the Marmaton liver, near here, Friday. personal property returns by March although apparently possessed Many of the 24.000 names were obtained by checking automobile registrations. lnder the law, the Assessor is empowered to make an arbitrary return and then double the assess- ment, as a penalty for delinquency. However, it is the Assessor's prac- tice to be lenient with those who respond immediately to the warn- and to allow them to make re- turns without penalty. SLAYER, 83, GIVEN 25 YEARS ’ HE inside stor T expenditure of $2,000,000, sible for writing How its chief lobbyist, raise funds fluence legislation, i that of the average traordinary chapter in day in Concluding How the Anti-Saloon League Super-Government Works y of the operation, conducted at an annual prohibition working through the churches to and through paid Congressional speakers to in- s enabled to wield a power President of the United States. American History, starting next Sun- THE POST-DISPATCH Chapters Next Monday and Tuesday. oo = of the organization respon- into the Constitution. greater than An ex- ey yy ~ | United ruled that the banks must The decision reversed “aris January pay the tax. an opinion of Federal Judge Ff against the tax. GOOD-WILL FLYERS LEAVE PARA Italian Aviator Also Hops Off on Northern Flight. By the Associated Press. -The fly- 20.- March 25. rood-wil] PARA, Brazil, States army homeward bound on their flight covering Central America, left at 8 morning for Cayenne, French Guiana, a distance of about 500 miles. An attempt to get away yesterday Was unsuccessful when ithe San Antonio unable to ileave the water. Commander Inedo, the Italian |sumed his flight ers, 000-mile and South o’clock this was Francesco de Pi- aviator, also re- this morning. the Associated Press. PARAMARIBO, March 25.—Commander de Pinedo arrived here noon from Para, Brazil. ered about 700 miles but about 200 miles reach nounced destination for the Georgetown, British Guiana. | By Dutch Guiand, francese this after- lie COv- failed his ar- hep, to cn Maj. _ health iof the Province of Nueva Ecija, and province is menaced by glan, the entire the disease. With an airplane load of quinine, a -.- Btehens, wv. 8, A, adviser to the Governor- General, flew with representative Rockefeller Foundation to Carranglan today. The town is about 80 miles north of Manila. 70 DIE IN ARGENTINE FLOODS AIRES, Argentina, BUENOS March 25.—Floods in Jujuy ince, in the extreme northwest of} Argentina, have caused the de ath | of more than 70 persons and heavy property loss. by | . ithe a Black, a ' wrote | ; | | PLANE LOADED WITH QUININE. i witness. Py the. Agsociated Press MANTLA, March 25.— Malaria | has infected almost all of the in- habitants of the town of Carran- prov- | ] ; 4 TOOL ve ; ; ; in the weekly’s editecial procedure. ident ito it. j ‘these April 12, ring. | the ' Raymond held, FORD U BY SAPRO'S CALL FOR RETRACTION “If Wiese Take It Back; if Right Stick to It,” Editor. Cameron Says Auto Man Told Him. REED STINGS SAPIRO INTO HOT OUTBURST Blue-Pencil Change in Man- uscript Made Alleged Li- bel Attack Only “Finan- cial Jew.” SE Dy the Associated Press. DETROIT, Mich.. Aaron Sapiro’s March 25.— demand upon ‘the l‘ord-owned Dearborn Independent ‘ameron, editor, testi- fied today in Sapiro'‘s $1,000,900 Cameron testified that he Sapiro’s demand laid before the auto- mobile manufacturer, who is presi- of the publishing company that Ford it wave of the hand, and the remark: ‘Well, if you are wrong, it back; if you are right, stick 1? also, and dismissed with a take Cameron testified that by numer- Ous inquiries the alleged Nbelouvs articles were investigated befor= publication. He thought Fred lL. business manager, initiated an investigation after receipt of Sapiro’s demand for retraction. The editorial department made no in- vestigation, said Cameron. “We can and will prove that article were suspended until 1924, at Henry Ford’s or- der’’— said Sapiro’s counsel to the Court, but he was halted before he could complete his sentence, A moment later, he referred to the subject again with ‘‘Ford did not discuss resumption of these articlés.’’ Reed Clashes With Sapiro. Sapiro’s counsel demanded some correspondence from the defense records, and, as he cited . it. stopnved on the way to the witness stand to confer with Sapiro. ‘“Hiere, here,”’ exclaimed Stewart Hlanley of Ford counsel, with a ris- ing inflection, ‘“‘show that to.the witness (Cameron), not to Sa- piro.”’ Senator Reed of Missvurt, chief of Ford counsel, looked over at Sapiro and said something softly. Sapiro hurled back a retort. Reed and addressed the Court. ‘I desire no controversy with the gentleman sitting at the table,’’ he said. Sapiro mstantly rose was on his feet. “T’'d have the Senator understand that the gentleman sitting at the table is a member of counsel, just the same as he is,"" Sapiro said to Judge Raymond. “If the Senator addresses me, I have the right to reply.’ The ecalmly remarking, question before the court.” The manuscript of the first of the articles to which Sapiro object- ed was introduced and it was brought out that Cameron, in read- ing it, had interlined in one place to limit the application of the re- marks to “financial Jews’’ rather ‘ ended the dispute by ed kn now of no Judg than all Jews. Wrote Ford's Personal Column. Counsel for Sapiro got from | Cameron admissions today that he| ford’s personal column in| that publication and that he and motor manufacturer had dis-| cussed the international banking} plaintiff's counsel seemed getting a little more leeway in his interrogation of the but when Gallagher | to.-_—s get’ tco =—-_ deeply | Cameron-Ford conferences | defense attorneys interposed | | The to be today sought into objection after objection until fi-, nally they got in one which, as usual, caused the jury to be sent! from the courtroom while they ar- gued the law. Gallagher once during the open- ing minutes of the session sought to discard Cameron as his own witness and resort to cross-exami- nation. Federal Judge Fred M. however, that hav- ing called Cameron, Gallagher was) faced with inexorable rule which | made him keep the witness. | That sharply narrowed the limi- | tations of Gallagher's interrogation. For the first time Gallagher | Continued on Page 2, Celamn 6. FACILITA NAVAL THREAT TO BOMBARD NANKING TES RESCUE OF FOREIGNERS Ford Suit Plaintiff and Wife — Pacific & Atlantic Photo. MR. AND MRS. mal SAPIRO. American Missionary Murdered — Attempts Made to Kill Many Others; Says) John K. Davis, Describing Own Escape At Nanking, U. S. Consul Reports With Children to Socony Hill. By the Associated Press. WASHINGTON, March 25.—The murder of one American mission- | ary and attempts to kill many~oth- ers ‘at Nanking were described in: States Con- Davis, received at the} re- Wil- the liams, with nine the tempted all American missionary and the at-)| murder of many others, by Nationalist soldiers, the Chinese police told me that we) would be destroyed unless we could escape,’ a AeCReaes: our cna of Six-Inch Snow in South Carolina. By and Rockhill, Carolinas. report. sul John K. Navy Department today. port, forwarded by Admital American Asiatic fleet com- | mander, tiold of the escape of Davis eleven sailors, two children. The resgue ef Davis was reported | yesterday, _ “On March 24, both the consulates had been attacked consuls were reported and after the known murder of one | the CHARLOTTE, ~——-Six inches of snow fell at Union last night while lighter falls were reported at vari- ous places throughout The mountains around of United The ‘one officer, civilians and Japanese and Davis said. Press. Pee: Su Associated SB. Cu, both Asheville are snow-capped. * | Chinese about noon, after British | and killed, one March 25. — the The Grim Joker of Paris They wooed the same Epo lady, did the Carring: ‘8 ting ton brothers, Col. Carringtons Edward and es bell, and the Colonel won her. But after a few months he found a letter written by Campbell to Mrs. Car- rington, and when the brothers met again, walking sticks became dueling weapons, and Campbell went to a hospital, the Colonel to his club, and Mrs. Carrington to court. The story of the battle of the brothers will be a feature of the next Sunday Maga- rite df the Post-Dispatch. The Was educated at the Sul University of Illinois, and abes was thought to have he- Princess come thoroughly Amer- icanized. But she returned to her own country, went native and married a rebe! chief, and now is secking to lead her people to “‘free- dom,’ as did her grandmother a few years ago. The strange story of Princess Tarhata will be another fea- ture of the next Sunday Magazine of the Post-Dispatch. Another Swishing a tail full of aff poisonous gases, the Celestia comet Pons- W innecke Hobo will pay another visit to the earth next month, and the resulta’ of his call are eagerly awaited, for na one can say exactly what the heavenly tramp will do when he gets close to this planet. The possibilities are discussed in another feature which will appear next Sunday in the Magazine of the Post-Dispatch. Louis Benet, poor and spised ‘“‘extra’ in a little out-of -the- ‘way the- ater in Paris, was a timid mouse of a man whom life had ued hadiv. Bue he had the last laugh, and the amazing experiences of his last few months ate told in the final installment of the “‘Master Man Honters’* series which will appear next Sunday in the POST-DISPATCH Sunday Magazine ——_— ‘ officer, 11 sailors, nine civilians and two children escaped under constant fire across the country to ithe Socony houses on Standard Oil Hill, just above the city hall, which lare visible’ from” the river and |where many Americans and Brit- \ish aJready were. | “Although repeatedly robbed and | threatened by Nationalist soldiers, 'my vice consul (J. Hall Paxton of | Danville, Va.), and the Socony |/manager managed. to keep the out of the house for two hours, but they finally broke in, | but, seeing our numbers, they re- 'tired and commenced firing at us lin ever increasing numbers. “The /al vessels then American and British nav. dropped shells im- | mediately around the house and | we escaped over the wall. The | United States consulate was forced | by Nationalist soldiers and is re- | ported by the Chinese as thorough- |ly looted. It has not been ascer- tained whether the safe has been forced and the codes lost.”’ ARMY SHIP FOUGHT INFLUENZA _ WITH RADIO AND MUSIC By the A#sociated Press. SAN FRANCISCO, How the attack death aboard the army transport, Chateau Thierry, was fought with a barrage of music, entertain- ment, oranges and milk was un- folded here today while army doctors and two nurses, wh») had worked day and night to save scores of stricken passengers, got a long-earned rest. | The .-transport, with four of its | passengers dead and 64 ill with in- 'fluenza and mumps, docked here yesterday after breaking speed rec- March 235. of disease and lords for a trip from New York to i'San Francisco via the Panama Canal. The ship carried 1200 pas- sengers. As the epidemic spread the deck ‘looked like a_ hospital. (‘ots | stretched out beyond the confines of “sick bay.” On 16 the first death occurred. visited the ship once a day for the next three days. The medical sug- ee penn mw ncaa “ne PRICE 2 CENTS ne eam om a pearercaren e | A meg —ma ene ee nn te a ~ ULTIMATUM SENT CANTONESE MANDER BY UL 8. ADMIRAL | Warning Given That Mili- tary Points Would Be Shelled Unless Foreigners Were Evacuated. “INSOLENT” NOTE LED TO WARNING Chiang-Kai-Shek, General- | issimo of Nationalists, on Way to City and Prom- Chateau Thierry | “Medical Staff | Worked Day and Night to Save Stricken Passengers. of? three | regular) March | Deat’ | ises to Maintain Order. } the Associated Press. , WASHINGTON, March 26.—. | Preparations for a bombardment by American and British ships at | Nanking has been postponed until tomorrow because of a_ partial evacuation of the city by foreign- ers, which has been effected. Notice had been served on the Cantonese commanders at king that salient. military points would be shelled unless immediate guarantees of safety for foreign life were furnished. The bombard- ment was to have begun late this afternoon. ) The decision to postpone the drastic action decided upon was reached by the American and Brit- ish naval commanders when it was seen that cancrete results had fol. lowed thé annoufcement of thei? firm stand. Rear Admiral H. M. Htotigh, the American commander at Nanking, reported to the Navy Department that the Japanese in Nanking were completing their evacuation, that missing British marines were com- ing out of the city and that there was a fair possibility that 129 Americans who took refuge in Nanking University would leave tonight. Report From Admiral. The Admiral’s report, dated at 5:50 p. m., Nanking time, said: “As a result of the strong stand taken today by the forces here, the foreigners are beginning to come out of the city. The Japanese are completing their exacuation ta- night. The British Consul-General and the missing marines are now coming off to H. M. 8. Emerald. It is now considered a fair possi - bility that the 120 Americans who took refuge in Nanking University will .be evacuating to the ships (the destroyers Preston and Noa and the converted yacht Isabel) tonight, ‘In view of this, we are post- poning further consideration of action to tomorrow.” Brutal treatment of many Amer- icans, including women, by Chinese Nationalist soldiers at Nanking was reported to the Navy Department today by Admiral Williams, who | forwarded a report made to him ‘by Rear Admiral Hough at Nan- | king. “At Nanking so far as is known,” | Admiral Hough said in his state- iment, “American missions and | homes have been looted. The fol- | lowing American property is known |to have been burned down: “The | Theological Seminary, The Hilicrest | By School, the residences of Hucheson and H. J. Mills. “The American consulate there was looted and wantonly destroyed by the Nationalist soldiers in uni- form. “Many Americans, including | women were treated with the great- (est brutality by soldiers in the Na- tionalist uniform who tore off the 'clothing and otherwise maltreated l them. Practically ali of the eut- rages were committed by soldiers in the Nationalist uniform and, in 'one instance, was reported the pis- toiling of a French priest by a Can- tonese officer.’’ Japanese naval craft at Nanking | pites and morale ran low. /had landed a detachment of 60 Lieut. Harry L. Calvin and | men under cover of the guns of ‘Capt. J. C. Hitchcock opened wide | thre ~e destroyers. The situation | the radio loud speaker. They or- | along the Yangtze River was de.- | ganized entertainment. Food Wasi geribed by Admiral Williams as distributed lavishly and the sick / “tense” : | and well were fed oranges and American refugees comprising milk. 19 men, 57 women and 62 children Coolidge Gets Beethoven Records, tv the Assoctated Prem | WASHINGTON, March 25.—A inumber of Beethoven musical rec- 'ords were presented to Presidént i Coolidge today by the from Austria, Edgar L. G. , nik. In connection with the ' nial observance in this country in memory of the mu- sic master. Proch- eenten- - i. tl ee ee OO —— —<£_ << « Minister | Austria and | | sailed from Nanking for t hanghat on the steamers Kungwo and Wen- | chow early today, Destroyer Fired On. The American destroyer Willtam B. Preston, while -escorting the Kungwo from Nanking ‘*o a point below Kiangwa. |was fired tpon frem WNankircg points. The fire was s returned by wae ee Continued on | Pase 2. 2 Columa 3 a otc ling Nan- rh eer Soe a et, hay it Eats 2

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genie Gays ar: Pe OE Me OF oe Sy | x PP RE aap gah Mansy igen anv bore ang i ene a we yim ¥ ower ee PAGE 2 20 U. 8. GIIZENS NOT ACCOUNTED FOR AT NANKING and. British Warships Trained on Positions of the Cantonese. MANY REFUGEES REACH DOCK SAFELY Missioner Slain, Woman Shot—Most of Outrages Laid to Uniformed South- ern Soldiers. By the Associated Press. SHANGHAI, March ton destruction, outrages, perpetrated formed Cantonese troops in king, are described in reports ceived tonight from Yangtse. Approximately 20 Americans af | yet unaccounted for. Thus far th? only known American fatality is. the death of Dr. J. E. Williams Shawnee, O.. a member of the Northern Presbyterian Mission an vice president of the Nanking Un versity. An ultimatum by, the American and British nmaval commanders | backed by big guns trained on the Cantonese positions, has eased the position of the foreigners, and the first of the 1290 American aries who took refuge in versity while yesterday's Was under way began a: the dock mear the warsh tonight. American Woman Wecunded. One of them, a Miss Moffatt (Anna E. Moffet of Fort Sherid Til, ts listed as being at Nanking had been shot twice through body” | American women were subjected to extreme brutality during the rioting. In many cases their amet ing was partly torn off by the Chi nese Nationalist soldiers. Reports reiterate that practically all the outrages, both against per- sons and property. were carried out by uniformed Nationsatists, thus fixing the responsibility for the 2 on i@ Southéen Forces. : ere ig reaSon to believe that the ne of American homes and@ mission properties in the city were looted and burned. It is known that the Nanking Teolozi- eal Geminmary and the Hillcrest School, valuable American mission properties, were destroyed bv fire All the official and persona! property at the United States Con- sulate was looted or destroyed br untformed Nationalists. A French priest is said to have been shot by a Nation Not Harmed on Way to Dack. The vanguard of the muiission- aries arriving at the dock were without military escort. but i+ is stated that they were not molest- e@ while making the trip to «he river. Whether the entire 129 ar coming out has not been estab- Mshed. Their appearance on the water fromt followed the ultimatum by the Argio-American naval! off- cers that if the foreigners were not permitted to leave the city the Can- vand the city on the alist officer. teomese positions would be bom- barded Tt was stated authqritatively ->- might that, as the result of “ne- gotiations between the Angio- Americans and Chinese,” there was no bombardment. Gen. Pai Tsung-hsi, Cantonese eommander in Shanghai. inter- viewed at his headquarters here te- night. insisted that the ists should not be blamed for the Nanking outrages. Fifty thousand Northern soldiers and from 2064 ‘to 3000 White Russians were in Nanking shortly before the out- break of yesterday, he said. The Northern retreat began Wednesda: afternoon. The fleeing troops reached the river bank at Hsia- (the port section of Nan- found the river transport king incident would be liquidate? in a manner which “would mot tnflame the Chinese against foreigners. Advices at 5 o'clock had stated that there were then 15° Ameri- cans in the city and 15 Britishers. Among the Americans were 44 Wemen and $8 children. American women in Nanking are Teported to have been brutally treated by the Chinese. It is be- -Meved a majority of the American homes and mission properties there commander in Nanking as Chen Chien, one of the Nationalist’s “big four” General. Pai complained tha‘ gangs of piain clothes gunmen cropped, up wherever the Naticn- @Met armies appeared. and said their suppression wae one of the @ifficult probiems confront-| Seuthern Consular office the he called at censuilate-gen - and Preston and the B 'on Socony Hill, National- | Were destroyed by Cantonese sold | Pai ifentified the Nationalist: ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 25, Diagram of Community Center Around Proposed New Soulard Market . > OPEN - MARKET OPEN MARKET SOULARD MARKET 90 FL WIDE OPEN- MARKET ENCLOSED EWCLOSED GO FT. WIDE “OPEN MARKET JULIA STREET 50-FT.~ WIDE NINTH STREET, PUBLIC PLAY . GROUND BAND STAND AND COMFORT STA. PUBLIC PLAY GROUND SEVENTH” BLVD. ALLEY 20 FT. This shows how the market, an H-shaped structure, will fill two city blocks, wit tral unit eg ge what is now Eighth street, shaft of the shows the surrounding community Sesionnee. between Carroll and Julia streets. will be inclosed, while the remainder will comprise open pavilions at first. the large cen- Part of the southern The diagram ‘Gauss pleading that time was short and asking for another appoint-| ; ment. The number of foreigners killed | n yesterday's fighting remains to | he established. fatality thus far confirmed is the death of Dr. J. E. Williams of |" Shawnee, O., vice president of Nan- king University. The rican destroyers Noa ritish cruiser | Emerald, which went into action to rescue the foreigners concentrated were struck many times by fire from shore. reinforcements are on their way to Am ram Giles, the British Con- sniatint at Nanking. who was ded in yesterday's fighting. is the British cruiser There are 60 Americans anata aboard the amer Wenchow. besid es rican missionaries taken vesse! at Chinkianrg. Wenchow is escorted by the British gunboat Cricket. It is learned that the Shantune- scuttled the Russian steam Lenina. the vessel on Madame Boredin was 4ar- rested. Rather than leave it for Southerners when they compelled to retreat. Reports that some members naval landing party w-;e were unconfirmed, althovd! it is known that a sailor of ritish cruiser Emerald was killed by a shot from the shore. The ships were constantly fired on. Nothing was received itn Nava! wireless massages to bear out loca ports that there wer As a mat- po dy the ese Pamiat which were the of tha NW ationa Tis? re 2909 Caine se casualties uninhabited. eae from Nanking s the majority of foreigners Nanking were veteran mission who refused to leave despite Con- sular warnings. Gen. Chiang Southern commander. few days ago at Wuhu to the safety of the lives and prop- erty of foreigners at Nanking Batler Arrives at Shanghai. All the Americans who were sheltered at the Standard Oi! plant are believed: to have been evacuat- Laries Kai-shek, the promise da Iinsire Brigaditer-General Butler, ordered to China to command of the American rines, has arrived here. Seon after the foreign warships opened fire at Nanking, 100 Ameri- ean naval men and a British con- tigen landed, fought their way to t which the Standard Ot! Plant is located and brought the ‘foreign refugees to warships an- ,ehored tr the Yanktze River. The American Consul John K. Davis, and his family, were qos — rescued bv the landing partie At Hankow an = oem al according to reports reaching fighting is going on between Smedley D take ma- hill on the here imoderate Chinese Nationgjjsts and | Gen. Pai said he hoped the Nan-| Red extremists. Three hundred agi- tators, among them foreigners, are said to have reached Hankow from Canton and are on the way tcowar Shanghai. Many casualties amon passengers on the Indo-China com- pany's steamer Pingwo are report- led to have occurred when the ves- ‘sel was fired upon from the — (of the Yangtze, 4° Shanghai. The British. = Si Cricket is proceeding to the rescue of the wounded. enn on Late Hours and Punch. Correspondence of the Post Duspasen. U PS ALA. Sweden,’ March l1.- 'The Swedish actor, Gustaf Fred- 'Tikson, dfed in his nimetieth year. and conserved wp to the very last an astonishing degree of vitality. He continued acting until a shert time of his death. At the age of fo" “hinese " alin ‘to keep so fit. The answer | promptly oer truthfully, | hours and punch.” CAR ACAS. Venezuela, March san political prisoners had been released by order of Presi- | dent Gomez. Public gardens will The only American arn should not &5 he was es what he si done | FOREIGNERS RESCUED AT NANKING UNDER THREAT OF SHELLING Centinued from Page “ne. the destroyer’s mach nese forts above and be! kiang also fired on the Preston the destroyer replied turning loose i r-inch batt No casualties t sonné! resulted. Previous to sen and authorial gh. in command um Naval | os — —_ Atl a can. commanders in ritis “Warning to Chinese. A report by GIrmirai miral Williams, Navy Department Iyer 7 H oug forwarded eeived indirect word ra te tL Fo t = De L. Chiang Kai-shek that hoped to reach Nanking tomorro SI Cans approxi he > antonese ~ . ee ate i ¥ forwarding Admiral Hou ut Chiang waice _ o commander fai “OMMancer ta! deli "ery of ne guns. i ow Ch hin = nd on oh te+¢¢ Oh ns eal _—_~™ X LOen sen ~ Si,ci- hh +n Ag _ . tan 3 f Cy on af hieeneake 2a : as ~ Na - — ee ’ Tri ¢ 624 Ss . ; ‘ isna 2224 iT} X > * ro ~ ; _ + i ~The - Te. 7 ; . ~ - Cas e + +...” + — a on » ~- —_ — Unconfirmed Report of 100 Amer- ican Deaths in Nanking. SHEET “METAL ‘WORKERS MEET Illinois Council | Advocates Arbitra- tion instead of War. 7 gzh’s was . = Wi Uliams said ~ measures i Mi an] farts ken a . 2 Nan to arrives Opportt Vice comer Admira! Admiral and th: sent lie Se: dispatch aa® re bo niral drastic ~~? | a & X La Wds ~ 7 ~~ 2 Teas 4 ed Chiang king. Admiral = Taio s ‘See. . an Replying to suggestion J + +. ‘ ai Nankin iz) tiat Nationals are npt? to the pam - premptiy and deitvered save the in the city “There are wounded cannot receive attention be ——* further cluding the British Cons ‘l believe thar would preserve live would defeat this p believe that the sBeiling ilitary points, avoiding injury civil populace as much as po sible, would at this time along the river. ‘| have and army insolent reply commander. “I consider that if of the Ameri- be established en the site ef the action is not taken firmly and 1 te | jail. ashore who and have ex- cellent effect upon the port and just recetved an evasive ¥ ae mm. vw fe ee nme ey Ck 1927 ‘NEW SOULARD MARKET WILL COSI $170,000 Will Be In- |. mrs wnityv OmMmMmwUl en ii ntract is to be awarded early for a new ~ thou meen.. ia 444 444 r hape of Letter H. j will be an H T he cr and 60 feet oss-piece. wide. - 4 h . ‘218 finis Si a --a& [_SPrarcoawn an as & Lia ia & > een 4 1927 SPRING STYLES Suits te Order, $27.50 Up MESRITZ TAILORING CO. 622 PINE ST. __ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH_ 'Ford Unmoved by Sapiro’s —— for Retraction _Contiqned _from Page One. LOO ‘Siceiaienail “interngtional Jew. counsel immediately Indepen: dent +h Lie their feet with an obd-— sel. as Stewart Hanley insisted UO ~AVI had ruled ! dge Raymond | ania ously that evidence concern- “the international Jew” was barred. Gallagher contended that evidence was admissible under ¢t ruling of the court that evidence concerning “groups” or “classes” oa oe , ope in the alleged libel, tt Ries oy testimony ual prema mentioned in the articles might go in. The caurt ruled that while the term “Intilernationa] Jew” was men- tioned six or eight times in the in- troduction to the amended declara- tion of 86 alleged libels, erence to it as forming a He refused to permit testi concerning the “interna- Jew.”” Defense objections ness from concerning . no ref ae Siuim- kept the wit- confe haa oi he sick VIE 4en7 X a oe toward the aCe ; Jewish people as a or toward the activities of in- dividual Ford Discussed “Ring.” mitted that he and discussed th intern a- 7 7 J © Ws. Cameron ad Ford haid ti ~ wm } a = oo" . Pale ban xin fense objections, as J he press table. ’ Gredaiien Wearies Judge. idge' Raymond warned attor> ; snla have Ys i le Sica ¥ wrangling Cameron 77 ve | * -~» . rota ie Llaséaic we — , internationai mem bers. _Disoaped Attacks on Sapiro. ress > =? ified he recol- > i Se ‘ e f o- * Ps / 'my Sf 3 Ser. i?°Ti

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Pe oa ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH - EVENIN . SEVERAL ST. | | ties _FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 25. 1997 | a i , 1927, 4 _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ PAGE 3 CHINESE. CENTERS | fe MPMMONED WHISKY | Se Louisa 101 Years Old Today WOMAN CELEBRATES on uae ut cunens “dian Runners Racing _ HOUSEKILLS MEASURE United Christian wi “thn or a 4 i oll eS HER TOIST BIRTHDAY "=e" To Set 82-Mile Record 19 SPEED WP COURTS Grave concern for the 43 missionaries in China, ae | : ee ‘ $ ae ee See ze Of & es * gs $0 oe eee Fite é ee > Special to the Post-Dispatch - ' whom are at Nanking, in the nD it - es, e S eS . a : 2 Pe 3 es ee ps 3 pee - % “A 3 4 oe: 5 JEFFE RSON CITY, March 25. eg So . 4 | Bae — pe es a ose oe fi | Mrs. Elizabeth Thomson Wolfe, —An increase in the force of bank Two Mexican Tarahumaras Nearing Austin | Rural Opposition Beats “Pro- area, is felt by the Unitea che, 6104 . Avenue. Re- examiners: of the State Finance . . b . , 04 Ridge Av ) in Grind From San Antonio — Third posed Amendment to Make System More Flexible. Missionary Society which has } & quarters at 425 De Bativien e. no 2s Bee ee ee Se F | | eas | se iki Hetil adi aiie Department. declared necessary to ~ es ; ——— ned : a : : Se a 7 - y . : f $y: : ‘ ‘ a . ‘ ® S Cc a ‘. . nue. No word has been ie a s ae. See 233 Pe ‘ : pts oe wr ; properly supervise the 1350 State . from Nanking since tro 0lieey Brings Theory |= MBs = 9h vies ently yy yalhcnas tarsal tom Collapses Due to Cramps. _ Vee cable co — a. | [| eee Ea ’ y | wil . 4 epartment ex pansion bill - s nt | a : g 7 4 é is an eared ~ ¢ ‘ ity ia orces ee ° ; ae i a 3 Se: ee sa 2 ‘ i wash Spon-! AUSTIN, Tex, March 26.—Thélir! @Qiestw oféek 6 ust = EFFERSON CITY, March 25.-— approaching the city and stna. *Vi Home After Using £e 4 eae om hase eee ee Pet ie. 10lst birthday quietly today by sit- sored by the Missouri State Bank- | goa} almdet in sight. the Tarahu a age . a ee #2 Pe yA . “4 * * * a> A en) 4 Poe P - z . . " » 3 " nS é - + Pt. => > 4 - i a Pa iu ing ihe . - re i go ‘ mi by P ros ' oie i - ‘ . at Nanking University were ¢ Ps ting up in bed, posing for photog- €rs Association. The bill. previous- ' mara Indian runners fro mthe fast brig} r tr : Sauaerst + ] ee eee | y passec [ > Senate ceive ¢ ; 7 kewk | OIE Shirts and sweaters and blue ,,, ouse to any chs . raphers. talking to reporters and i ly p issed by the Se nate , recelyy d nesses Og the Sie rra Madre Moun- de nim trouss re rT N ath . sandais Woe H Lae 5. to any cnanges in t} but faculty members were y si he in 7 ae uae 74 ayes, or four less than the re-/taine -¢ thet 7 E. recéiving congratulations from rel- quired majority in t} Sous tains of Mexico neared AuStin @arly were lashe« d to their feet. as a pro- N _— 2 atives and friends. | "This is th her| 09] Gn. ¢ Senent a include three St. “ae i ; - 7 “ 1s i 1é@ on J adi 1D he Danuv- and rhythmic etride in their g?. s 1 rete} ag “. hich ’ re sé —_— ; runnir g ¢ ‘ ‘ ; c ; CO : T yt St i in i So « sire. cne AHich reventied nin leat yesterday of a propose ri ’ - : > at. 3 ct - “4 i [ a ae ‘ ° ‘ ; , She said to a Post-Dispatch) souri Staté Bankers’ Association effort to break a world’s record for | started at 3 a. n rs 1 ¥ seichiifcoud at a. # a Me Se “Friendship is the greatest thing’ ; y , 6% _ Margaret Lawrence, Cuber = ae | Fes Ve Pee SS e: & fin lite’ a a ~ | ing reform program of the Mis- mile race from San Antonio in an Mrs. George W. Mu |—6hMA IN ONE DRINK. ‘. SB eases oe eae Sate ak Sg a ae e} “wry telephone, _ tel | : 5 gee eae baa a pease ; i: ter. 16 eller e, eie- ne nile e — a “ks —" se . or , a - pee nose. ana Mr. | Be She age 2 MMS ee me | | graph, automobile and radio are as ne ope of passage. FOUrlthe distance set nearly a half cen. Each runner has smal] bells at- | “exibility to the Missouri cour >. H. Plopper. Plopp ee ey as : vac 68 other bills, tightening banking re-! ag f aR a ee ee ' a er ' : J list . _ : tury ago. tached to his t ¢ ain- | system and permit e expediting is a | wonderful, but friendship is best; quirements for banks and trust pe “ feist ef o Bigs - d to his belt to aid in main- {| system and permit th I é | - mye, 1€2., adout ' miles | taining a uniform pace. of,court procedure. The amend- er of C. Plopper of fe Calls Her orme : : Ww. " be r Ad- of all. I had a telephone put in| companies, limiting loans and ree- from t} ¢ ] t 4 : l m tne taype, Jose Torres an een iv: *Xist: etweel t layp ORn¢ ‘ anTié r airy exists between ment received 56 aves- i7 le than of State Constitution affecting the jn- Me eee ee We ae es - ° SS barefoot, as they refer. They st aaa isioaee They stitutional amendment to give more > : ———— ne an ann aNd i a sid Pen the required majority. It previ- Senate. gore les ah p > bei . wane, chs , ih Seog 1 MRE, 8 eles Hip Ad doy i hin in ile OGM ei ° “ : " . —— ab Casas? . . > “ _" 7 : > ere pene Sy tome es de ap reer net ee Neiatteter nea vei ota athe ne bebe stashed 4 aes .# ; a ee ee IEP NBR yo A a ti alae - ° > & Rt eee a ee 8 AM, RES ree SoaEy ome Qe AR COSINE ARE AME Me he oe, sia NORIO Ge p01 Me es gaan epe wee Lae . eeptnaea ap 4 Cr ee ae en ne need be. Pee ney te + Re ee nn ee ee Others on the teac A 29 & 7 ee Pie ms Ee : hing f a Coward and De- OS rato , (en right out. I found my friends!/tion of defunct banks, have passed . ee Bs a SIME ot tie aie SR i 2 = Ave past Afte unninge mat 62.7 ith > ~ Tillage, ¢ ‘res et a ae After runining approximately 92.7 tne reel village, and Jose Torres, clude Dr. Rol and re hy. them as well as hear them.’ 7 - = the edge of pee collapse re. | Over the other by narrow margins. Senator Marshall E. Ford of Mary- ia last 9 ~ I ae | £ E. Ma | r he New! © Ry Ra = courts and j r , | cklin and his wife w —_ Wire From t New| : CF hf friends. Her tours of the city con-| sind Atteenmict Mobbery as urts and judges. It was embodied ’ athe 3 Preas Zafiro is credited with the in a 3 | “Immense and all mixed up” as 4 Federal waprr: harvin: . « | Haskell, adu > @ Pe Z : x» 2 . a eeusral Warrant cnarging as- | 3 amendment to the voters in gr ate of the Uni placed yesterday upon : Paes e ; > ee oo es ef } o } 0 was eee : 7 # ag oak Es apenas .., | along the §2-mile stretch between ward Marx, of Mount Ca of Aibert Snyder rs 184 : I American 5000-meter champion-/| 1928 rmel, ' Sloe. Soe es 4O'st. ot. rm } Yesterday against While; #- & : he SESS ae ae Ora) eaeiagte. Gay against eceeniedi: sttsamed Ga an Ga Sor. | % | Patriotism, a: aS friendship, Brayles, alias Burt sroyles Sn a ee : ; “ * “" |lower the world’s record for the studied medicine in St. Louis, ine eelenman : ae | E $ Amateur Athletic Union officers Supreme Court from seven judges « tude . Y = ot PI ‘ > } ; Aber-jin handling mail. The proposed 'jeo9 the three Indians appeared He is credited with all records from | because of increased Litigation or r Steff Photo rap ‘ Dias ' i ae "h les was turne 9 rol “he “iti. ~~ s a a urned into a rout when citi- | | ‘ the - f hundreds The Indians agreed to run the! Another proposed change per- treasurer of the societ , y. 10 years ago and then I had it tak- | ulating appointments for liquid»-/| Fo ‘ ‘ 7 . | Tomas Zafiro were going strong. Tomas Zafiro, 38-year-old pride of Nanking University or , . Be ips SAN ANTONIO. Tex. March o5. world's record for 100 kilometers tion providing for submission of F : ae ae va | id ee Tarahumara tnAie with a record of 8 hours, 35 min-/ ths compared with’ the simple Village sault Sth intun? ¢a sah on ae Three Tarahumara Indians loped , . ty of Missouri, and aes 5 ; | ; - Sauit with intent to rob an Assist- : utes. Torres claims _ the Latin- the general election in November, his wife: | a oe ier. art : at ; ss that she saw when he came here in ant Postmaster was issued at East ‘ ' bao o ean . . ) Rurt | Vere and Austin today in the first secretary of Home Missiong © — Motor Boating. — niz f ' ship. The three expect tm cover I nder this amendment it would e: i : ! So © 4% o g 9 ile € , ° } - t "0 . i _ » f P . } 4 China, and Prof. Serle Baten § Bayde ancd her admirer, iis valued ly , , Mrs. Woilfe.! years old. as a result of an unsuc- | the 82 miles in from 12 to 14 hours. have been possible te increase thé - ‘ . ah CAs f ; , : : . | Government adorns h ~ walls | ] - Pee Pee |@ip from their villages in the | His time for 82 miles was recorded | Judge to hold court in any county k THe TIL a rns e! y ‘ evolve , > rag | : ¢ . 7 " ;, |live at Shanghai, also the snes ws I had for Judd Gray.” the. a sii nee Pere ) a revoiver while Stein was engagéd ! gierra Madre Mountains of Mex- 48 13 hours, 13 minutes, 5 seconds. when it was considered necessary ; ? a+ spe pias sane Sor On aan : as Orn rain fighti ) é fe, s " NE Is aS ey et i R : ~ G ghting, but recent dispate} mn who ee ae Rosen 5 | deen, Scotland. When she was 5,/robbery of the bank and postoffice erfectly ;: ase as 55 files 1 f the se T. ; 5 , tha 7 - . . . | - mepas gre ope peg fire on the rob- Accompanied by Thomas Rodi- ican Government would establish! preme Court, instead of two, as at w+ ic ; 1 | : . "2 + pers 7 as Te : } tT 4 Yr . m 7 ; ‘ si] ) ; ; -" : Louis in 1847, she was 5, chasing them Out of towmn./ ruez, trainer and an utomobile a school system in their mountain | present, and permitted the trans- , | I mother lived to be 95. Com- © Ar- i py C Associated Press. a * that he tried to implicate | Politicia ns iccoed; Ou ts ing to St. s j 13 2 | a ATLANTIC, la., March 25. .: hag arcn-coward.”’ | In US ing | larried in the following year to /Stein and a clerk in the postoffice | ee officials and food, the § villages. fer of a Supreme Judge from one | — a y . day on Irving Fuger, 20 years P “Tt was like a dream. I —— lin repe if Seven died in infanec, | Brayles and a ee mpanion were } ; R kidld i a IT ig. for Veritic 213 ae the | A a ae i i a : : he ; hae : ' : ; sy ag arrested an hosr ister'vy pote ot FOR COMMUNITY ESTATE, INC.; AFTER INDICTMENT, ARRESTED {2°Si°2,{2 Division No. 2 and thre reigh- t “ A . of Eas st. Louis, Ill. up knowing something had rt Continued from Pare a Dy ata words: Wolfe's memory is keen as is Nher hearing her evesight is ‘the Carondelet District. sravies ntaiilenaiteideiiiminaitil ae John M. Skala, president of the! be transferred. ed to- | aan - « ative |p ae Pints me ans listed tn i, but couldn't remember | quarters building, and each Poli: re i | r pen + voted tc ‘elect - ” es . ; : : grain ae - eae sat el directory it was. It was some other | Commissioner had an expensive 4 ; - “ ' | UPFICK. poor. She has asmall, wirv figure. | W4s found to be suffering from a Conrad Paeben, an attorney, was seth Me : nown to East St. Louis poligi mtot Judd Gray that had done! automobile for his personal use the 7 ony Sprig: arome 46308! when: a photographer suggestec bullet wound of the hand and his | appointed receiver for the Commu- United States Realty and Security; Tries to Kill Seif With Pot : Be , . : ; p tne hearers, and -the others wre ¢1..11:..1 ' in Re 5 ste : is 7 , rieiti , , said ; a8 and that the automobile expense v! Wickiy ba einai : eH ct 2 ’ _ flashiignt explosion might ht head had been grazed by a bullet./ .. ‘state Inc with offices in| ©0-. which had offices in the Buder While Visiting = young worman aoe. Getler, in his office, dipped the department was about $55,000 4 mn degiaceriesighs. “ew. = t @ her, whe said _He.and Clarence McKinley, 24, of {| ° Re CaS wee : ase at ‘Building, who has been missin {at 3452 North Grama Sowevare. till at the phone, trying to mak: “Go ahead, young lan I'm | East St. Louis, were later identified | Arcade Building, by Circuit ste is g| Albert R. Black, 27 years old, a ‘since Jan. 29. 1926, when he | chauffeur, of 3610 Cass avenue. var f ad at cee it ib Cockroach , pper coil coated with hy-/a year. tet “a ae ») ahead, youn man. ! . Mie acid into a bottle of It is generally known here W- | p., i, va, SS | ae afraid of anything.° Besides. by Jury and Stein as two of the! Judge Hall today. Paeben, who ‘ -— - 2 a - . ij] th } rs . > 7." ~4 ry) . > 2 te y ; . ; - . . : 3 mi L one n tn : We f it does frighten m it may bring ™en participating in the holdup. was elected president of the ron- | Jumped bond at Belleville on in- last night attempted to end his dictments charging fraud in the/ life by drinking poison. He is in i by police in their in- | ever, that these representations akine: such a noise that 1 F sie iii« Se ss- i¢ ¢ - 4? Am ~ “ x « ' € , - A . , y 4 ‘ O c ~ ~ i 2 ‘ - i ven a al rt ie ne «light. His eyes firht was put a renewaz2l cf the poli- ROS tae ee ee “5 granddaughter, Mrs. Evelyn Wolfe Carondelet District lt had been “ : wen he looked about |ticians’ efforts to oust Orrick, prin- a ee ee ‘+! Good of Hillsboro, Ifl., and a niece, literally riddled with bullets. A suit for appointment of a re-|rested today at Newark, N. J. 63 . sa >o Peg : 4 : a4 ~~ ao hea ‘ . ; — ~ * = esi : f . - , ; “iu 3 i F Se ae. ee, ee a He CMiti-| Mre B Marshall of Dallas ceiver was filed in Circuit Court) He promoted a booming real e8- | vied sd me 2 . Mai droriee, A fi ' | ; . , oan te. ne Suvery cipally those of the Koeln-Forise! _.; | ' tie ie ae : ; | pally) e object ! rrick. He said Tex LOSES SIGHT AND ENDS LIFE | yesterday by Edward E. Ehrmann,;|tate business here and in East St. stockholder and creditor. We! Louis in the fall of 1925 by adver- some- , ' i g covered the copper. ‘faction in St. Louis. Their coni-/, iticaiaiaes satiety se yrs a “ae: alleges the estate is insolvent and/tising “a job with every lot” and' chest; ? sa id. and e drink of that stuff. he plaints has been that Orrick COn-! ,. 044... i Snyder would have died qycted the department in a mi'li- aes TESTIMONIAL DINNER iN HONOR A verdict of suicide was returned | st pte — j | + vesterdav by a‘ € oroner’s« jurv at | is unable to meet obligations on telling prospects that Henry Ford | . J $150,000in bonds, $95,000 of which | planned to build a huge glass fac- | fal! due April 1. according to the/tory in ‘‘Alta Sita.” wall . s Vi 8 atl " nanner rY a VE ve ‘Ormipeittae nt the Health Der t | ts rf the k ® heating. It’s bichloride tary and dictatorial manne . 2 ae page . ’ mayen He! re OF JUDGE W, H. SANBORN APRIL 8 an inquest into the death of John Ruckriegel, 84 years old, a retired | 7 | petition. | Mrs. Barbara Matta, his busi-'| \ these greatest known food ¢ F Ordinarily one must that he would not listen to Senato ts 7 ie the coll with a microscope wishes of those who haa politica ne last night, had telephoned me! Members of St. Louis Ras: Sead In- : farmer, who died from a bullet | : : Ehrmann, in his petition, alles Fes Mess associate, arrested at the same | the insolvent condition of the firm ‘time and indicted with him in the | file a $50,000 bond. vision in East St. Louts, was ar-| tal. The young woman said Black _attempted to cut his throat while give a) and disease carriers. . i from Sold everywhere, ssc and tn moare of the poison. But influence. When Orrick’s name!at my home last Sunday,” Rem vitations to President Coolidge eta oe “Tcl ‘ » : - . ; - “~ . en — : és } ag int } 7 a ny} ¢ T was Mw B k ig , i ; ry be seen with the naked was up for confirmatoin two year: 1eTs) said ani asked ne ut and Supreme Court Justices iired into his brain at the hom 1922 oney ac t a ago. there was epposition — ee ee i iil : A testimonial dir on of his son, Charles Ruckriegel, in ‘| ‘* '™5 ee “2 ; 922 4 e Oy a i sae sage = = ieee a va to ee a Aipe ow pincers . esuimonial dinner in recogni- ops Tollee noaort : lNeowill, Which was organize in 1922 to'case “for workin a confide - “police announced that the Senator Warner, who also is alli: ave it as my judgment that must!tion of 35 year serv ole ee El a aa ; wt-leeene : a el ' Mad been found in a suit ith the Koeln-Foriste! grou bic : ph ot Roe pea Sie ocagean ervice on the |The son found his father dead yes- | !andle real estate and loan invest-/}game,” also jumped bond at Belle- | Se . - i Witn ne .oein- Oris -t £TOUP, FUL | i tne ; nmMmMmiite wa uA inst r “edera] ence} weil} y c : ; ’ . + © ic mA : : : ¢ a le t rj © , ™ , ; — = elvey | terdavy 1 ' - myv.| men’s, is due to mismanagement} ville and has not heen see e = peray's hotel room in Syra-| Warner was not successful in pre-| rick. Yonor « esidir is —_? ferday morning. Despondency ov- oe“ Ptizere tant | dike: n seen since. | Pa is the ex ceneed ne ' Ad ss , 4 il ij i Siaing J UL. VW aiter the. Ca ot th at he had hecome +o- on ne part OT Tormer oi1ricers ast Skala W as reported under arrest at CORDUROY TIRE STORES : we > : 4 ‘ , ss ,«or fa ; . . ot oS ‘ ey : 7 ~— - ’ . , —— : ‘ ' "Founded Dre 2. 1878. ge uthoriti th h: a be or venting the confirmation then 10! “The f the committeemen,'H. Sanborn of the Eighth Circuit! ;,ny 4); in the last week is be- Year. Paeben will handle the af-/ Ottawa, IIl., last November, but au SKINKER SALES CO. . 22. Px. ori ies at it 9 een ; : nen atec or error ‘xrit ; : ro Pa ; zs acti ; : i Liy ‘ LTi¢ leat . em FJ Je - “ . i . ate “* ms -3 ~ ~ublish mtion of M Snyd «yelp > caanndteeamealantinaddal a Oe ee me at various;©ourt of Appeals Hoiel Chase, jjeved to have caus d the decd. | fairs of the company pending a pro-!thorities there released him before || 3420 See State &. af som iT ) : s , : _ iic ths ' r i. , gS : i " ee ee gnees, of. Che oe ivately I "| times, but mostly around election) April Ruckriegel leaves five children, 24; Posed reorganization | East St. Louis authorities cduld no- an — use it to cause Albert!fore the executive session, and San] : : . te 4 we ee ee |tify them to hold the prisoner as , feath. The ; oe b : | ss ‘Bes Lyrrre la: + #79 : . I at he WAS cA?r- } soning f ’ imnorn w — Lppe LYrite ad py gz) andchildren and nine great- on adel : police elieve {when the time came for a vote ull rogant, was not interested in party! President Harrison shortly after g dchildren. the use for republication of all meee | x it with 3 " a eae Be is 0 ; spate Ge % “e late bape » : Pasi np gl aman ggg hl a ¢ "4 ie him from th=/he had to do was to make a show matters. and refused to consid°r!the cou as created in 1891. ) : oe ADVERTISEMENT hewspaper and also the local news ? ea ee en other means to of a complaint. anv ‘antiedt ram the cammittee Arrangements for the din i -% | hiication of a : any request from th — S = *0r ine Ginner are ! Referendum Bill Defeated. berein. All rights of pu on oa may had succeeded. Maroon in Lim for Presidency. % i la : som ; . re “age being made big ae nt aii © é¢h : r Wh Y F ] eC Id auld patches herein are also “Be ed. ; a : ; - _ n . : or iis Mempvoers. or as recognize i! i ; L hleé i A hii mob Ea OT LIl@ bar Se ig! to rhe Post- spate : en ou ee a 1 @) : Dai ae vg ge a an aeptnt pe tearned Gray's confession Dr. Frank Il. Magoon, a North Qommittee’s existenge and in®Witations wil] be sent to JEFFERSON CITY, March 25.— C i On s ; Reales > 2 es » ae * . niet v. - 4 se ae Me ' a a . s bes ore és @ « “100° N. Daetly, without Sunday, one year. om that the two had sought | St. Louis physician, appears to be “T had no diffi President Coolidge, Vice President! An administration bill making ‘1 oming + ls epeeinn " gies , . : . = : = ” ASS SELES AV; Ay . | vee ’ 4 TU "ieee po ge F gp —- : f Year and a half to murder $1n line for the succession to the Orrick. either personally awes, the Justices of the Supreme: more difficult to obtain ienatures Take Laxative BROMO QUININE a presidency of the board. He is Aa member of the COMIMiittee 1 Court. the Federal] Judges in} the tn imitiative and allah danas peti- Tablets ta work off the Cold and 1e »TN ft , »OA ee. mm aim lnc © hwy » t} nstricft 1e€ mM bere aba ) : % 5; yd ; : ee ; ’ ; former member of the Bo den of nad occasion, ia aid, | Be vhy Eighth Distri members of the tions bY requiring that the petitions | to fortify the goes against fe Baker said he the committeemen charged hat State benches and -officers of bar! the signed in the presence of ths attack of Grip or Influenza. A safe board, one's irty. /associations in the 13 states of ¢) RAH nei ea TOV emedy. The box bears ais 1e¢ was not interested in the ps on . associations in Ui +o States of the| County Clerk, was defeated today and Pita, Fong n Sette 300 : a*3 r "deer yrit a ; ) j 7 . e . 1d | Eighth Circuit. by the House by a vote of 65 io 60, | Mknature 0 s ~~. a @ date coincides almost exac* Mrs. Snyder’s inducement, Education Gov. t husband to increase his ae bw ould re commend that the ffrom $1000 to $52.009 on| Which chooses its own president. “after several complaints ‘A +} meement that required pay- : should advance Dr. Magoon to th ome to me that he police rai E only half the regular pre- | presiding position. A vacant po- on lotto ga vere hurtine the Ch the first five years. po. Sition as member of the board Will! Republican party, by arousing the large Purchases Balance of Month Payable in May yesterday that Gray an jd, Te™main, and the Governor said he opposition of church and lodge myaer were encouraged to "ad not decided on an appoint- groups, I went to Col. Orrick about (Reg. U. S. Pat. Off.) the murder at this time! Ment. 3 4 it His reply was, ‘Why ~e g she had spent the money. Under the law, the rejection Of yup That question was se alue in Town io her by her husband to Orrick removes him from office year I told him that an election : | ‘ and the Governor, was coming and he said he was not bsurance premiums. They mediately, ed in the election. I as- q place the two in the posi- C@#™not reappoint lim in recess, interested \ AA ) - .o 7 : thaving borrowed the mone y though he can appoint any otheT) sured him t Gov. “BE faker was in- F ae = : of ¥h wW hom he may v choose in terested in the e ele ction, but he said, »\ 506-08 W ashington Av.—Thru tc Sixth f fn to make the most re. PeTson emium payment to prevent | recess. The law forbids recess ap- | ‘Well, I'm Regular $1 75 : ce from lapsing before pointment of a candidate who has' Killed in Six - Story Fall. hn Me ; 1 oe Ould f le a f on: firmation. =: A weeny ea Tn ' Be “is ry + . . ’ ie can sak Cee one A OWE Saturday! A Very Special Pricing: achieve their purpose. As was told a few days ago, NEW YORK, March —~John i t 1 3 | toxicologist examined the | | m Outf t, y a Pef the dead man. seeking | Senator Bates wrote a letter in Klinshaw, 36 years old, “known A ‘: ®f bichloride of mercury. last fall’s campaign commending; among structural steel workers as ‘iy \ Aids WV | O A 4 I ‘ q mee found, and the conc!:;.. Orrick’s “magnificent record in di- | “Pittsburg Red,"’ was killed today AG ? ' y Mi N | a = that Snyder escaped hy | recting the Palice Department.” when the wind and his weight Sgt | eh ir S uniors c | Q ge E the poison meant for him.! The letter was written just before ‘toppled an iron upright on which A‘ 4 : ¥ bE s C S ‘¥ ! i him ’ ii FS laa? | ring it + } 5 ++ 7 tled last evident Mrs. Snyder knew! the November election, in which he was standing and hi id in six floors to the street fof the discovery. She was' Bates was a candidate, an six , ) ment discussing her “fu-| Which the State or ganization Was at Peekskill, N. Y. w Si4 : | : tailored by trvine—unsuccessfuily as it proved eR Pee —t Irn Senator Willams to: Three Killed i Air ome Crash. Made no plans.” she)? return na I Py the Associated Press “excey t | a Washington. Bates has said since : Fe ’ a! ; © devote my life to! letter was written because SYDNEY, Australia,j; March 25.— | = +9 ; ‘oii ation, ‘ghane Sy HART SCHAFFNER & M A A » that the 2 — when this is all over. +o ine emergency adler Three persons met death in “eS lsoenes aa smsgtce og med . ‘rash of a civilian aviation plane = bet) e 0 her moth>-r. at ambo ueensland , 3 Else to coace Pe ee rae ee ORRICK’S REJECTION «782%. ucenstar | r AND ROTHMOOR a until T 2m CAUSES REJOICING IN G. O. P. COMMITTEE The smart trim lines so TE : n't take any t : he a eae " EA ween much in vogue: today— $I WEEKLY ‘ . ‘™y husband. Ll opposed Allen C. Orrick, who has heen \ K ' ) -TSs } ts for their da Uvriters . ° a 75 a : 1 could I didn’t strike a a soldier in two wars, was unpe ; x Wy; : ws others who need new Coa . me a 3 j 0d Rocates a in sizes 6 to 16 should attend this special under rich fabrics, exquisite ye lie of Judd Gray.! turbed today by the political man- ; WR | Dd Reset L . a en a coward. I’m, euvers which have relegated him ott ale << 4 aie uti arranged for Saturday. The very newes s—exper - t what you have been waiting <a rail is coming so soon, from the headship of the Police | } SM Pe t 3 v0 Ting ional and herringbones and saith Al ne es c man fas in a receivin set This ex-. 2 tel evervthing. 1 know) Board to the ranks of private citi- = , SS ; . * ‘ } est Age g ee ; / ee loring & ‘ ham 4 is heard it'll be b2-| zenship. All he had to say was: SO a ae colors and combinations. Both fur trimmed and . gli accessories, 5 EO Ts 3 4 | «The Governor appoints the . RS i ry plain. The savings will justify a special trip down al : : : Storage Battery, 1 “C” Bat- Gag Josep) : tenet enb- ; ‘fy iT) mS V3 alte FUR-TRIMMED PLAIN TAILORED ee Se COATS COATS bhine Brown, the pris-| members of the Police nilt-in Utah Speaker Unit. The ; — «6©Ntered, gathered! ject to confirmation by the Sen- 5 et - meg aesgllpe: ee used to By Arthur Strawn — er] — Unusual Coat Values in Sizes 13 to 17 at $25 < <1 $ — $ ii] Ae 59” to *150 35 to *85 ‘Ato her arms andj ate. The Senate has ref °w you are innocent. confirm, and that’s all tere is to baat Were a child you| it.” The past and present 7 pet @ fly.” | There was joy among the male of the ‘‘Future Great 7 ee % BOE: ae . . : . ® Of the trial set by Tus-| Members of the Republican City City of the World.”” | Be ee | Special! Girls’ Girls’, Juniors’ ’ roe i Oe . ' y cur CHARGE ACCOUNTS. INVITED euan ww , : : rh they received ' Was agreed to by| Committee, when = tix | | FROCKS FROCKS oe An attempt by the; Word, at a social dinner at = the In the APRIL Issue of : the Prisoners to 6btain| AMerican Hotel last evening tnat | : : rials Was put off by Jus-.| the State Senate had voted against | sf 95 5 Ss for the decision of confirming Orrick. | i | | Dsitrict Attorney | The. committeemen were fuest* maid he would oppose’ of Dr. E. B. Clements, nations! Wk , . : : New purchases just rte’ Georgettes, Flat Crepes, B " : roadway and Washington en of the trials. Two committeeman. During the meal, | | Pa. aa | __ Geoggett ae Coepes rourht to the jail by a telephone call from Jefferson ie Se cw Prints Newe ett of the al-/ City came for Chairman Oliver T. | ! ~~ | 3 esrhnessiaiea, aici 7 to be given to Mre.| Remmers, and he went to the tele- On All New wutiehiie : : ¥.° She was barred) phone at one side of the dining Hf RR OT ge, reom. Some of the dine « heard Oe a eee - —! a _ reer ee

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pe > paring an orcimance ‘or yilgn! ~~}, > = " saving from the first Sunda) in June this rear—and the last Sur- day im April henceforward—to th last Sunday in September each yea has been talking of abandoning the ordinance and putting the move- ment up to popular vote on imitia- tive, so that there could de 1! doubt where the public stood No Attempt to ‘Force Action. “The Citizen's Committee han- ,; dling the daylight saving move- ment has spent the past week ir @uietly testing the sentiment of * P “ — ee he +* ase people both (oT aha azains iS ' “? ™ Ren on 8 —_— movement, said Chairman Sa ders. “We believe we owe a cut to the citizens to obtain all of information possible and to have our fina] plans based on what may be the result of these investiga- tions. “There has never been any in- tention to rush this matter or to force our ideas on o'‘hers unless we were convinced that a large majcr- ity of the people favored daylight pee dhe real SA ection i > eat ye * a~ - , a ee Sees, a ie SEM iE, ages PO NR AR RE AI OS ain AR ea Meat i EY ony pln pn labor oppositicn is confined almost soleiy to the building trades and) these workings outdoers. Our pol! of unions who are emploved ins’ @iscloses, in most Cazes g@ majority, im favor of daylicht saving ve have reports from the Health Com-| missioner, from the Scientific Re- | search Society the Life Underwrit- | ers and similar organizations who) are interested in the health ef the} community, overwhelmingly indors-. ing the movement. “Tt has been said that the bar- ber is in close touch with the pub- lic pulse, and it may be interesting | to inform rou that the Master BRar- | bers’ Asocsiation has gone on rec- | ord favoring daylight eta | Long List of Indorsers. “The list of organizations is very leng in giving their hearty arprov- | a3, and among the number, repre- | senting varied in@ustries and occu-— pations, are the Kiwanis Club. Optimists’ Club. the American Business Club. the Automobile As- @ociation. the Real Estate Ex- change, the Merchants’ Exchange Junior Chamber of Commerce and Growth Is the Surest Sign of Merit } ' iving the public a square deal is our success secret. Operating on probably the smallest margin oO¢ profit in the clothing industry gives us ten. sales to > the average long- profit retailer’s one. the district improvement associa- aoe : , 7 1. io pe Sige Sea m 1: . he sd ’ Fs. ~> ~ > and . é 7 y tions. In all of these polls. the Naa: SP aed ee ey iaIVe Casn purcnases ot & uallTy eommittee has emitted civing th: @nes showing the greatest streneth approving daylight saving because | we wanted first to find the 3 & O O Poon aa 5 (f) * (if) Cb , pe : elling direct to you, ma nufacturin g in great quan- eo = tities, makes: Golde $22.50 exe:90 per Yent in favor, which = 7 ee clothes defy all comparisons. has heen shown by polls. and the ' os See Sete 8? +42 S82 Beer te = & : ot game relative indorsement has been | LE OH aa sie ~*~ * eee * = PT RLRMMED 2 OTs wee Oh, : - strength of the opposition. ‘ = Sage Se aes Seth os: hi eT ese © & ee eeeoereerey rears ria iie Received from the Associated Re- | = . SHvHIEES ie a: tailers, the ‘panks and practically | | ae , ait ang = Don’ C forget~no high-pre SSuTe a7} inside e mploves in the bust. wv ; : 5 “e- ane 2. «—- er outa cee ee mees district.. We have great re- Seetbeepseteterssscer ist tteet sire trocese So gSbe: Sega pedro Pant = Ss | S oO high -— d apect for the opinions of the op Ppes- > a . . : sew : > = * . ws a a es men. tO urT¢g = > 1€T rice ers and we want it understood that earments on you--because we have no higher prices. the plans of this committee are go-: ing to ‘the governed entirely by what we find. in an impartial in- vestigation, is the desire of the ma- “Se jority of the people.” 100% Pure-Wool SUITS and TOPCOATS \ © Every new model--Every desirable Fabric-Every wanted color Shop around—then come here with only $22.50! Never in our historv have we had such a Vast selection to show vou. Feel them—trv them on—no matter how difficult you are to please, you'll find just what vou had in mind here. Flattering Styles Piain and Fancy Trims in Patents and all the New Spring Colors Extreme | Medium | Cuban Two and three buttoners, single and double breasteds, Collegrates and conservatives—no meal IS omitted. Imported tweeds, sturdy worsteds, bright cassimeres. and fancy mixtures are just a few of the fine fabrics we're showing, in all the new and popular colors. St. Louis’ Original $22.50 Clothes Shop STYLES AT ONE PRICE 71 $ ac. Bb QSNONE + Sn HIGHER AL G. BRUCE, MGR. S. E. Cor. 6th & Olive Sts. . . Direct from Our 5th Ave. Tailor Plant to You! Are Building Trades and | ‘ : The two sides on day ight t saving : have simmered down to th —: TTTS. lo saving. The opponents have been | : wnusualiy active in writing let‘ers = J and giving reasons for their oppo- sition and it will be interesting to} analyze some of these questions. | “Our investications show that the’ * See Our Other Announcements on Pages 14 and 15 4 Girls Spring F ootwear Our Junior Footwear Gection suggests thr fashionable answers ‘to the important probiem of ehat the well-dressed THELMA—A strap Pump in parchment calf with rose blush trimmings. Sizes 1144 to 2, pair, $5.00, and a+, to 7 . $6.50 FRANCES —.A tie Pump in patent leather, for misses and junior girls. Sizes rz% to 2, $4.50; 24, to 7 :. $6.00 BETTY — A smart Pump ior junior girls; im patent or parchment calf with butterfly bow. 274 to 9, AA to C... $6.50 tin Fileor.) Fe ER ip IRI RELIES abe 2 soos yaaa 3 Teen-Age Sets For Younger Girls Strikingly new Com- | tion Sets that follow the Parisian trend toward | ht support and com . plete freedom, are fea- tured in the Teen-Age Section, in many. pretty colorings. This belt and ~Matching bandette are of Crisply cool green and : white radium. Many charming ~ yee schemes; the . S et may be pur- | chased separately. | Oe A oe 5 ESSAI Mein se pe Si Sy BP hi os +e Belt .......... en : Second Floor.) \\ The Style is Tailored f 1 Molded hand-felled collar and pure, all-w i ° sliar fit) undercoillar (makes snug collar ; : : ; Brand-new —— they are. made of fine leath Priced attractively low. With attention to all detail just imagine selecting from 2 7 shape- retaiming felt (stitched al « av . ~ W > & [I ACU Abokh | bi S . ee " itt = Sak 3 iTS | 3 Taped edges — arm holes (keeps @ Z | . S.ees — em, ‘ ——=ee 7. : ™=4 3 ? — he See eae | — i Redll 4 Scientific, non-pull hair cloth ( will not com ” * =<« 5 Hazd-made button holes (usually 3 ; tom -Inthec } . - i 7UHG ti ae s. 51 Nd ut & Ae | Special Light Weight Ful) Fashioned Weer Sik Tots 6. Imported high- -grade Belgian Canvas | 7% lows coat front to roll without brea er & Best grade pocketings and linings (ins iong wear }. We were able to secure a wish we had more of them _ that do not impair the ‘he manufacturer. Full-£ Of the best buys of the sez We Give 27 Stores in Principal Cities Rochester, SN. Y. Allentown, Pa. Buttalo N. , * Detrow, Michigan ; Le

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a POST- DISPATCH FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 25, 1927 STLOUIS POST-DISP TCH _ * ,-@ = Announcements For Telephone —& on Pages 14 and 15 Shopping Service | S Call CEntral 6500 }— GRAND-LEADER . aids Hh eee ro LONER | he) ee OE NIA RR ee * - ~ Oe BOR Rat we aie ny ae * Poon eh AY > sapginen , Cains et as re 7s 7 RID We Roe) RE RIO Rn IB Mace Mle RR. a ~ AKA s WY . > ee te Ma, . 2 ~~, 9 ~ +> > So SS SSS “~ - _” +. er. Sete: en RPh ——_---_ Spring Coats of Every Smart Type for the Junior Miss “OK 3 4 . a . j \ : ‘ / . fe i A : | Oar Junior Footwear Wi Y/ nw Wilt AZ $ 5 ¢ » t A : d! s . a saree | Wey to ° us rrivead. ~ _ @ Section sugeest bi Wi ——_ Lem /p fehionable answers to e i wy i | The junior-miss who goes to school or college finds a Topcoat indispensable; ats In ewest OoOaes “9 gat the well-dressed @ ms will wear: and she also has many occasions when a coat of more formal type is necessary. leet WA—A strap ¥7 \ She is fast learing to come to the Junior-Miss Department for the newest styles ‘ ‘ ‘ : 3 Pump in parchment > in coats of every type. Selections now are most complete — with Coats of Chic Brimless Felts ceee New Harrbraids $ 00 “9% galf with rose blush Vy, j ) charmeen, kasha, chiffella, black satin, and sport mixtures, plaids and checks— Crochet Straws ....New “Tweed” Braids =—_ 9 © trimmings. Sizes 117% th ph /f\ Fs tailored and fur-trimmed, in approved styles and colors. 7 ', to 2, pair, $5.00, and With so many new additions to our already large showing at $5.00, | a t07 — , “ Junior-Miss Coats Are in Sizes 13 to 17 | FRANCES — A tie {WY 1/46 : (Third Floor ) Saturday is the day to choose your new Spring Hat! Many of those so- smart brimless felts with the hairline cut, in new colors, severely bound Pump in patent Y//) fp J | | keather, for misses and Y St fe with grosgrain or softened with clusters of grapes, and smart quills. 2 junior girls. Sizes Le | Mii, , YW . ’ ‘ 1% to 2, $4.50; 2% Yj 2 _-“ , o Girls Coats Hats for Tailored and Dress Wear, $5 ass ...........$6.00 t hy Very new for tailored wear are the “tweed” braids with ina ake ay gm simple grosgrain bands; straw-and-silk and hairbraid-and-silk @ BETTY — A smart Z, ri Pum unior : Ob ; fille Of ge f | | | | a SH kashas with flowers on the lapels String Morning NY | | PS 7 | me PL 4h . . if co = eee Ia fan -—what a variety for your choice! $3.25 to $1 9.95 | ee? we 11= What fun it is to be 6-to-14 / when one may wear such smart , Here are the correct Spring models for the boys—two-knicker Suits strongly tailored of Frocks! Blocked linens—gay little prints sprigged with flowers— durable all-wool materials, Three-button single- broadcloths that t eae : . => ginghams and tub ellie. "With > = breasted or double-breasted style. All new pat- terns and colors. Each Suit has vest and the hand-smocking, white collars, em- ba & | broidery and Irish picot. | | | if knickers are'full-lined. Sizes 6 to 16. (Third Floor.) ti AM i! HM. , Other Two-Trouser Suits, $15.98 to $30 Ss x 3 “tH ge 3 in HP, a SPE are | vA - a a * Fy. i Jerk Teen-Age Sets + oe A nell : ° ih Boys’ Royston-Jr. Small Boys’ Younger Girls Felice Froc ks for Junior-Miss ti DZD § 9-Knicker Suits | Spring Topcoats 8 ikingly new Com- D : . I di id ly , a 4 These are tailored in a back loose-fit- Histon Sets that follow Have a Distinctive Individua ity AON |) | SagifMesenssd cottegs | lercl of Game’ onl , eh le | modejs. May be had in | smooth materials in | | plaid, herringbone and support and com- freedom, are fea- $ MT he $ $ | Pn ae Wd | varied shades of brown, | d in the Teen-Age . yrattgrt ie tan, gray or fancy mix- | checked patterns. The a ag i 4 tures, Vest with each (| Coats are full lined with “Mttion, in many pretty reSie | Shes . Suit.¢ Sizes $15 98 mohair. $7 98 Felice” Frocks (shown only in our Junior-Miss Section) are the answer 6 to 16 ° | Sizes 2 to 8... ° @ierings. This belt and Miching bandette are of , Mtsply cool green and to the fashionable girl’s desire for frocks a little newer, a little smarter, and cas | a a o , | t Topfcoats for Smal] Boys, $10.98 to $15.98 bs radium. yet distinctly “her type. Felice Frocks are for all occasions—charming little ” Mer , . 4 Many charming one-piece and two-piece models in silk crepe, soft Georgettes for afternoon MM Sclor sch : ae ha ‘ ‘ : yal eee the giving youthful variations of the bolero theme of pleats and tucks. Tom Sawyer Shirts | Varsity Union Suits Boys’ Shirts of crisp new percales in the | Boys’ well-tailored and full-cut Union | | LA CET A Ai a LR le ee EO ANCA nti atte te. . A AL RL NT NN a IR ES A LTTE ER ER I A I I TNE ETON A mie era emahsiea : j 4 chased separately. Felice Fr ch re 7 : ) «Gi a ee (Third Floor.) newest Spring patterns; collar-attached style Suits of good quality nainsook fabric—ez- é and sizes from 12 to 14%. clusive with Stix, Baer & Fuller— ' sizes 2 to 18 : ‘ (Boys’ Own Store—Fourth Floor.) (Second Floor.) 4 a we. VY @@us See | and fur trimmed...in youthful and sophist1- cated styles for women and misses! RX enter ars maa at nee all hair cloth (will not come tton holes (usually only j ‘nid fin . a clothes). [oa . : ‘ grade Belgian Canvas (el- Special Selling of Silk Hose Boys Cricket Misses Frocks Have Much to ra Light Weight 8 1 99 Black and All Sweaters. $2.95 Say of Spring Fashions, $39.50 i am pew malay ~ ee td ee ee ee ee ee pm Mtoe. aan mci ate ae we o5e-gaee we igi to roll without breaking). § . * . : 7 : Spring Shades etinges and linings insures 32 Full Fashioned ms tes : . * With Silk Tops Specially Priced Lumberjack or slip-over ) Lace. Paris tells us, will exert a marked in- ‘= style -Sweaters in plain fluence oter the Spring mode—and here one q We Were able to secure a limited number of these high-grade Silk Hose—we 7 ee pri ed — sini Et-ten amart ‘golem: we ene Vien: in Saeed, on “2 . > ' , a ‘ i X a» @ al * . tt we had more of them to sell at this low price! They have slight irregular are made of wool and rayon- cuffs, on frocks of Georgette and silk crepe. 4 ities that do not impair the wear or beauty, but would not pass the high standards mixed yarns. Sizes for men The Misses’ Store has placed its stamp of ap- 4 (Ui the Manufacturer. Full-fashioned of pure thread silk of a very fine gauge! One and Seve. proval on frocks with square necks, with grad- 3 _€f the best buys of the season is offered to you in this sale! we ~ to oa ‘a uated tucks, with poe sppliaue on a :- : at izes 25 tO JO. . SZ. with light blouse and dark skirt, and three- -— | We Give 24-Hour Service on Silk Hosiery Repairing Sizes 36 to 44. . $3.95 piece Srectis with separate jackets! > ne | ent and Squares 1 and 22—Main Floor.) ig 3 i (Hosiery Departm . (Knit Goods—Fourth Fleer.) WN XS (Third “Ficor >)

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RPE ENERO IE MER ARES RE GOES OAD ANG tare eS ase Rute Yom Be : ee . 4 a Ca ~ - cad e - ca s a cs oe a # é ee = o en % “ * - : hid *. -* Pad 4 . = - * * & ~ - - a v4 = * a * a ee bf - eae * . > ; : im ro Cd 4 me id I ® * a2 _ * ; . ; i ‘ROTC ETAT ELS SORES CARRE ERTL el Cee eee peewes ee Ans BORGER EAN OEE E et OPERA SoteR ETE eo REAP T OWT EES eve REF Bere se BE ‘ > PAGE 6 ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH FOURTH ANNIVERSARY OF BURROUGHS SCHOOL Cornelia Stratton Parker Ad- dresses Graduates on Swiss Education. Although only one person in owns an automobile in Switzer- land, and radio and motion pic- tuers have not achieved popular:t) America may learn much from its schoo] system, said Cornelia Strat- ton Parker, author and iecturer, speaking yesterday afternoon at exercises in observance of the fourth anniversary of the founcing of John Burroughs School, Ciayton and Price roads. Mrs. Parker ts the author of “The American Idyll,” several novels and numerous magazine ar- ticles. Her home is at Cambridge. Mass. Her expertence is based on four years’ residence in Switzer- land. “Few teachers in have not received Ph. i and the profession is resp more highly than in America, eaid. “At an American teachers college I addressed, I referred to the scaling of the Matterhorn. Fol- lowing my talk, I had the astound ing experience of learning from remark by a future teacher that the Matterhorn was a new musics instrument which threatened popularity of the saxophon: “Music is as much a part of th Swiss child’s education as the Rs. Perhaps that explains why the motion picture and the radio have been siow in winning favor there. “America needs to principles of John School, giving attention to special ability rather than suppressing i in conformity with so-called ave: ages, and prov! fing advantages in specialized facul and equipment, available Seediliaie only to. the wealthy.” Mrs. Parker was introduced br Mrs. Hugh MéKittrick Jones, vice president of the Board of Trustees. The ten students to be graduat- ed this year planted a pine tree at the open-air theater on the campus, and an address by Ed- ward Read, president of the the second to be graduated, co eluded the exercises. Concerning the Uselessmess of the Fifth Comandment. “YT belfeve that the most useless of the 19 commandments is ‘Hon- or thy father and thy mother.” Mrs. Parker said, in an address before the Junior Guild of Christ Church Cathedral, at Hotel Chase, vester- day merning. The commandment should read, for parents: ‘Act so rou will be honored Dy vour chil The girl's attitude toward men and the boy’s attitude toward women will be affected itn later life by what the child has observed in tne relation of his parents to one an- other.” G5 * & the ‘ L4e4 €_> — Two-tone finish eof rare ele- The highest none ~ work- $1 WEEKLY. LER 1006 OLIVE —parnornotia — Week-End Candy Special Assorted milk and dark chocolates, bon- bons, unwrapped caramels. Pound, 50c; 2 Pounds, 95c Candy Shop—First Floor Charge purchases mas mainder otf month ente April statements, May. ee ‘Store Hours: — 9: 00 to 5: :30—Sat urday 9: ‘00 to 6:00 Olive and Locust, From Ninth te . Telephone Orders, Si toppers Aid GArtield 7500 fj ie “0 \ ¢ p72 y ‘Washable Silk Crep are so round collars. widely used. Sizes 14 to 42 included. Queen Blue Gooseberry Grecian Rose Maize White Sports Shop—Secend Filccer wy Season’s-Most Georgette Spring F Rites (THOSE very smart semi-tailored Frocks which fashion-approved and serviceable—in one and two piece styles or in two-piece simulations— with the new square or V-shaped neckline or jaunty The skirts are attractively pleated and elaborate tuckings, bows, buttons and j Navy Monkey Skin Elizabeth Arden T= Elizabeth Arden demonstration ends Satur- day. Only Saturday will you have the opportun- ity of consulting a beauty expert, direct from the Arden Salon in New York, about your personai beauty problems. Saturday Last Day We invite you to talk to Miss Taylor in our Toilet Goods Shop Saturday. SATURDAY —IN THE SPORTS SECTION Unusual Frock Opportunities The Pre- Easter Khoice Many Now Want at 162 e and Scores of New Hats —Choice Saturday $500 HE nearer Easter draws the more our $5 Hat offerings are appreciated—and vou ll understand why when you view Saturday's collection. Felts, crocheted and faille models—in coy skull-cap, brim- less, rippling brim and other smart shapes—w7th hing ornaments, pleats and folds. $id Peach . S—Sale of $10.00 specially purchased Hats will be eid abots are These Things Will Make Saturday an Interesting Day for Shoppers od 3 ¢ Juniors Coats ud Frocks $162 ou 525m HESE groups alone show full well wh mothers find it best to outf*t thei daughters in Vandervoort’s Junior Sect Styles are so decidedly up-to-the-minute a splendid quality, variety and moderate pri always prevail. Sizes 13 to 17 in the follc groups— The Coats The Frod ok —are of Gee Jp —are of tweeds im many colorful com- gay prints, pla two shades of gL binations or of twill Bese THE COLLEGIATE SECTION OF THE CORSET SHOP Features for Girls Garter Belts $7.50 N all-elastic and rmbbon gar- er Belt with the riboon in a V-shape to eee 3 senatentalhl e pull on the su porters. A dainty garter Belt that girls and small women will like. Others $1 to $2 —of peach and pink brocades and satins. Uplift Bandeaux, $1 to $3.50 The Bandeau pictured its a good-fitting model that gives natural lines. Flesh brocade and rayon. Other models of satin, double net, jersey and lace. anal "orset Shep—tThird Filoer A IRN AI = AI cS A cls. Al A lets il AM ct tt A ARR IE A A ie le in. ana i NN Ale — et ey Barney Boy Suits for Spring $14.95 THE Barney Boy Suits are tailored in the style that especially ap- peals to the boy of the preparatory school age. A A tlie et ine ES, AEP EE en ler Att AN oa I A Importance Belts —Is Emphasized on Every Spring Frock for Aiter- noon or Sport Wear ELTS have come back.into their own with the appearance of the Spring ap- parel. They are worn on every kind of garment from afternoon frock to sport coat and their in- teresting designs add a flattering bit of trimming to whatever waistline they encircle. * ‘ a a ay (| VES MRA (EY) The Belts in our belt shop are too varied and too unique to be adequate- ly described. Sketched are a few ot the styles—but there are dozens more that are just as attractive. . \ They are made of suede, kid, satin and reptile grain leathers. hy ‘rat Fes oT ie Bad — * 7 . ——or kasha—girlish- an ly plain or with light three piece, tices fur collar or red ap- jacket and otae styles — with pliques on collar and — bows, f agotting | = cutfs to match the red linings. other touche le Mt tee ee ee Two Feature Groups $162 and $19.25 These are kasha, twill and tweed Coats and the choice is pleasingly varied; some are piped with red, others quite plain or with appli- ques in bright hues. sizes 6 to 14. “eS Other Children’ Ss Coats, $10.95 to ae Ors Shop-—T bf rd _—~ Special Purchase E ~ fi 150 Girls’ Spring 5 Usual $10 Values _— = -- — — a - - LE LEO LLL LL A AE i ll Me a Me eae ee eer er The coat, a three-button model, has notched lapels and low-set pockets. Two pairs of plus fours with each Sait. The fabrics are tweeds im gray and tan mixtures. The Under-Grad models with two long trousers and eee. button English c $22.50 = $25 Sweat Shirt, $2.75 A very complete selection in gray anc white with vari-col- cored geometrical decorations. Fleece lining. 26 to 36 sizes. ™ Boys’ white broadcloth Shirts with the long-pointed $1 10 eollar Boys’ knit-bottom Blouses made of Oxford broadcloth or cotton flannelette. Tailored AILORED in the English wrth two pockets. attached col- jou Aeetaene SEO | cet terest $1.95 “Zipon” ici The Sandal O gloriously colored—a two-tone pistache green kid San- dal with narrow front strap. 125 Also tn Red. Blue. or ment Kid, $12 or. s a andervoort’ s ys’ Shop— “el Floor. Parch- 2.50; or — war ashion Footwear Sh Vanderv: Rie Shop THE Collegiate # features for 5@ a collection new Crochet be: Bangkok Hats with felt or silk facz denia trimming, grosgrain ribbon ¢ rhinestone pins. The styles include turn-down orm up brims in back and tucked crowns. 1 is Springtime colorings — including PF shades. Vandervoort’s Juvenile Millinery Shop—Saam | - Than 5 as - >. ps ] a aw ; — despondent. Beaty 1 TRANSIT BILL 10. ~_ INSURE PASSAGE. c. E. Smith Has hail ments Limiting Assess- ments and Making It Ap- slyy Only to St. Louis. —— i ert HEARING TODAY BY — SENATE COMMITTEE Changes ea ty to Be. Made Only if Necessary to Get Action. By the Jefferson City Correspoad- ent of the Post-Dispatch. JEFFERSON CITY, March 35.—] .enabling bil pending im the? dtransit been thout action for 15 days The rap which has s wi Senate the hearing today in icipal Corporations epresentatives of the will appear pre- * House, . the bill to take = Joseph | assess- — hat may be levied on prop- 4 construction, ff | o get the bill out of the | and St. mit the benefit for subway erty necessary * eom mittee. No open bas Dee encountered on the jusion of cities ee aa at. pre: Ss. tz pill applies to cities; 75,000 population, . tat. in St. Lowi Ss. i St. Joseph. in the hearing C. Ej Kunms uiting engimeer for the | Louis, has an amend=- 7; epared which would make! orig only cities of more | pulation, thus ex- asa Ci ty and St. Je Limiting As-essments. event it is in the: population mith said another . : @ y uld be offered Gat fit assessments. The i =~ . ~ry LAmenamenet Wow d pre- ‘ from ase#essing more : cost of ‘onstruction against prop ¥ benefit district to be; farmed. The remainder woul@ Beg faised by bond issu Smith said | the proposed amen: poi lr nits the Qssess™ent of property abutting on the subway project to ot more! 6 per cent of the “an of the the city rf er cent of the t opposition te the Bill] in the Sen- ba ze ate, but some aE has been - : ' +} i 4 In its pres- | lf this ques- necessary to/) Ur aut itting On a subway re than 25 per cent of tie] the project. Smith said, . 50 per cent maximum would | property og; project. sen over misifie he aaue ‘Sa rTrient plan an impression this amendment property enefit assessments might | per cent of the value ef perty assessed. He said iges used in discussions! ipid transit plan applied t construction and set? of the property to be in no te- per cent f of the property as oerause the costs will be a sea benefit dis- leclare Hope to Avoid Changes. nt= will be of —— only are n-cessary te out of the Senate | time re “maining eh, A 3*es8sImnents« vould exceed 10 Legisiature isi imendments are made i ate the bill will have fog + i the His lise for con ~ i The amendr nts and be | in the e« losing days of || Ir it is passed ‘by the | ‘s present the bill |i “reet to the Governor for faire : a ttbg Alderman 5? the W'imer, |, Rapid Transit § ' of the St. Louis Boast “", @re-here in an effort | ry action on the bie? 4 he would. remain taf City until the measure | of. Ends His Life by | on 63 years off, @ ¢ his life by shooting ed with a revolver? a 4° his haeme. 3734) rie. lili hea} ith ts said to. rt he Fe. - 3 ; ~~, : : ——_ Doctor Gives Fi >= Toten will i 1 tty hands they have | would pay — Some.

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=nworere POST- DISPATCH FRIDAY. EVENING, MARCH 25, 1997__ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ 9 _ PAGE 7 ee | $1:98 Sie Undies | if at4rr- ae SLB) o ha ae Cal | $1.59 Hosiery : : an 2) See Pe | : ; s gh EM Full-fashioned thread sill iat ins, beautiful 7 lace Be : : A ce? ey ag eae - Pee | chiffon “and service. , ae 7 : : ee A eee shades. Se S141 ING Dar wan CMEMN || ==... 319 | mis- weaves .. (Ba jp ES rgain Basement.) (Bargain Basement.) el . conta me TOE e purchases made , 2 MW of month entered o,4 7 TAKS BIL 10 tatements, payable in] a ¢ £. Smith Has Amend- oppers } ments Limiting Assess- | 4 ments and Making It Ap- — > " y } Another Value-Giving | 5 : : | fe ut fe 5 f : . : 5 GAN | Event — — a ee es d Locust, From Ninth to Tena / MEARING TODAY BY 1 Complete Range of Sizes for All Women 7D aN ee : A - - | without action for 15 days ° : — eee - penate Misses, 14 to 20; Women, 36 to 42; Stouts, 44 to 52 Cs Sef) ice gheduled “a ai se no ee t ? : e Every Dress = A Complete Size Pi RS e . Sale Price peas 10 pieces ina ares for ge Senate Municipal Corporations a , teamittee. Representatives of the Brand-New, Range for Zan, Stee ~ | Special Note as 13g . TEES aesend the oe take |] Purchased Women and \Gaow FIRST A}, y aga ; pared “a seme ane ft Jouenh it ° . : Ten Vivani | a to ite thee ia cit. niece Especially Misses ef i i. TG) i, f vy | * ae Articles | gents that may be levied on prop- for Saturda z ‘J 4 | ta i & 100 WOMEN ea ie: Is . Noaastian ‘ety for subway construction, if S Fi y Ur sy Make Your Spring ae | £/ ¥. “An he ° bea e hg A, i. m | £& /: | Will have choice of a BS = or rigin / meoessary to get the bill out of the ‘ xy \ a. ‘Oo : > a \ ae se . o aa 1.00 W orth. } Coats and gommittee. ~ Selection From SF > higher-priced sample BE ic, oie de Original Price on open opposition to the bill § & FL . S Pip . ‘oats. Sizes 16 38 be on cans No ope , . . This Group rime. Coats. Sizes 16 to 3 Re, ae ao Individual Each been encountered in the Sen- @ or * on ae : a: 1 Bs thy a ms r we 7 as . iethamaianins ei 2 ens only at the price of ages ¥ } 4. Box Article. q ate, but some ques.ion has been 7 . oN ‘A : eh. ete Se $1.00 Vivani Face Powder and Vode ct of more than — population, §& . : Lf maaan = if Ay oe ed FL. Be 2 Be $1.50 Vivani Skin Whitener j & r ; ote , ces in St. uis, Kansas § , ; a ae Pot st we oS Bed , : 3 ie rai the hearing C. E. : DS IX ON ced ae 5s apt G | lar Styles and ra | 1 ae la } $1.00 Vivani Rouge tion is raised in the ulting engineer for the § ag ee OAR, 4 : : Mee 2 ised. Ey é, alone » wegheey gm a Ti has an ea nd- § , De bree | Fe - : Colors ge te og $2.75 Vivani Astringent it best to outf*t their lich would make TE a Pi ; See $2.75 Vivani Perfume . . ; i ff ly cities of more § bale os * 7 ° . Fe dervoort's Junior Section. ie Bil affect only cite thus ex- J Flat Crenes ah Soy: is Beautiful black silk Coats Sports Coats in new high $1.75 Vivani Beauty Clay tidedly up-to-the-minute and . aati ‘City carer Ea | * “nd sph with white erminette fur collars shade checks, plaids and many 75 V; i Toil W : : . ® eluding Kansas ale aime : G tf C e ks gee : f $16 are silk crepe lined, at $16. $1.75 Vivani Toilet ater variety and moderate prices § spt. . eorgecte Urepes eel Dresses for Bridge wad : i $1.00 Vivani Brilliantine Dressy Coats of Poiretsheen, - . . Limiting Assessments. j } ae iss = ty aoe fur-front sport : ; DIZES 13 to 17 in the following tn the event it is necessary t: Polka Dots } = Afternoon f 4 hen arr yy satins, brocaded satins, suedes. $4.50 Vivani Depilatory ; ® emendthe bill on the population ‘\ Dinner Theater uae Many of these silk crepe lined : s , elmsification Smith said another ‘§ “7 dae Ee New sports and dress Coats at $16. The entire assortment as listed be offered cn | Choose from every Po cree fy \_ A with Tuxedo collars at $16. above. 10 pieces for $1.00 . Featuring black and white, Tl F Bo amwiment would be offer es j mm bene? it assessmen ts. Th Pa , * . . ss j i , > . ; | : " S roc mani icant weald sre. Un imaginable color, in | j : 7 _ Snappy mannish Coats in tthe navy, tan, gray, green and all No Phone or Mail Orders—No C. O. D's. sgreposed amendment wv d p cluding black and , 16 black ; —are of Georgette, (atthe city from assessing more Pas ) . ; better tweeds at $16. : atm. None Delivered men TH per cent of the cost of navy. (St. Louis’ Largest Bargain Basement.) (St. Loufs’ Largest Bargain Basement.) gay prints, plain or . : y constructi onl arainst Pp? oP 4 ve m sae a two shades of silk = in the benefit district to be med. The remainder would be §& | ; = ; : id crepes; one, two and Bae is son smith said ™"BARGAIN BASEMEN BARGAIN BASEMENT > oe . ~** 1 issue. eSmicn SA i three piece, an z proposed amendment limits the : ie , ) | | Mothers! Bring the Girls Down Early Saturday! lmmeesment of property abutting on ee ad APn, Sp a YOU WILL PROFIT BY THIS SALE OF 1000 JUNIORS’ AND GIRLS’ ject. (penile : {4 bows, fagotting and § 'Wnder this amendment property § - YOR = an Fe other touches. “thuttine on a subway would pay : POTAS. +0, 4 | txt oie Meme more than 25 per cent of the c AA Bee s 7 a — ——- * " . " m s . os — = >. F JA | ' | q ; f < " - *. Nd . et ee Bale * ny am oe ~ ae “5 Zi ; 4 fmt of the project, Smith said, a ren’s Coats Wee the 50 per cent maximum would J ear wri AFW\l/li aoe zs : ee e@vide for abutting property on { at UNNI ff ae i : ay oe j | | ech side of the project.. Some |} | a. ae. fh Wis €, A & : ) X) . ‘. : 1% Reaslts ob an Dieepstilil Pins of an Underpriced Purchase, Made | enfusion has arisen over misin- : : S ij Se oe eee ot a | J4| From a Manufacturer Needing Ready Cash | hae ~ Mrpretation of the assessment plan §@ | 1 Diane): Ce Including Hats of a] i | PPO SH RED cae ee ae ee ea BF 3 ES wa hos ae Bia wesc AL TLR | ZO! tectetne a ot an | Pee hee am Bc PU Actual $10 & $12.95 Cour, that benefit assessments might ff ‘ BL MT) iy) rca fe ing eg Br BA Sremen tuna oe ss ae 4 fe ctua ° Oats (27 ee reach 100 per cent of the value aa i LE * Mee) Fy, COTMOVINaATICNS, ang ioveiv’ ; i : nae ” ani. t ea mE pote ‘4 e. fs ae. e the property assessed. He said : @ aL Md 4 novelty braids. : wy, i P ¢ simeie. ws ae \ | | a & "te Fy r Polat ; if : | y | ie Ate BF Or 5 olaires the percentages used in discussions § | a Be i | ij gees eeienes | a mug “Ty | oats to it ew a Plaids @the rapid transit plan applied to iy ae WA — : S&S ~ a Ritu: HH | rT ee ei The Tall Gul N lt odie Mixtures / 4S pe [iS 4 + it ft os ee vy , The Small Girl wk 4 m @e cost of construction and not ae = | | : ‘the val ; f he ropvper’y Tf ‘ ay ' Pe << . ; , : . ; 4 in ; \V/ . EE Aosta ate in oo n rw - | | Bes ALL ep M an | The Stout Girl Self Material and | ssments in no in- | Qe \ 7 | ] Lz Ea et anew ‘ The Slim Girl Fur Trimmed Collars Bance would exceed 10 per cen Wee the value of the pr See . a property as- ic - ) SN Metehies the costs ‘will be |f WA 7 . - | Tams Off-the-Face ) | | ! +r | Morea over larce it dis. fl . : \ : Close-Fitting Hats bien | ee ed 7 LTR ing Just 85 Girls’| Just 65 Girls’ : hice 3 ad benefit dis- i s | i 2 Morning . 7 _—— to Avoid Changes. : | : Poke Effects Specials! rage. $4 Silk $3 ¢ . | adments 13 nt¥e a nly iu | we ments will be offered onls While Limited Coats Dresses Quantity Lasts! Sizes 7 to 12. Sizes 7 to 14. . & the event the - 2 ‘'y are necessary to : at / | ge - measure out of the Senate ; a ul te : # mittee, is the time rOTrY? 2 3 ‘7 - “ae tal s acid id Lil =i + § ” P x ugents—Barzcain Basement ) : ppli- | t 4 Bet it through the Lecislaty “= Her ¢ hue es ce ents ore made |] & cme meee eee Tee | : . Bee tect to the trouse woe neat! == BARGAIN BASEMENT RAGAN See Boys! Saturday's the Day— ee in the amendments and b: Regular $10 Four-Piece | a ees ee Sioa 7 to 16 a » a en's Coats, $10.95 to $35 i: mana ,the closing dave of fl Saturday! Men’s and Young Men’s New hiors’ Shop—Third Floor. : be tate in its prese se pamed by the is a» form the bi? i ; ™ 60 direct to the San ernor for i. Two- ™ me = we Suitsea | opcoats a ei of the Rapia Transit § OX) Trou: . 3 y 1d : Purch dase Event! 4 es ro a peat _ Mi; Gach, 12) = = pis arly F action on the bill Mer said fh ator oo 3 You can choose two Suits, two Topcoats, or a Suit and Topcoat H ts bn a” unt! he mes mr 3 ¥ CF : ls’ Spring a tisposed of. ae Beef fre: combined, any combination you desire, any size.you desire. If | ieee ol Lite by Shooting. |e fo you cannot use both garments, bring a friend with you and each QA : : al $ ] 0 Values i ga : ste by * ot : | ok select one. : : sie | All-wool finely tailored Suits for the little Beet in. hey lhe etre int oR =] man. One pair long trousers and one pair : — , — , een knickers, or two pairs long trousers, with E Suiiy 3 te? "* ; his hom ee. a7 24 Fe . a i . — ree ‘* . Be ft . ; 7 ies at ealtet Saturday # b ‘eon » Jil health is said to | Be: us i eo = e. . 3 at | % hg coats and vests. fe him de spondent. | By Doctor Gives Fine Pe Ff le " hs 4 a’ {4 Basement ry for th | THE Collegiate Se a : 2 e Hands be | ‘ ; they may have! features for Sa 7 Walia Gott trette’ bonds | as : ‘ rr ¥ ; Of the work they erecta “aie | Pa ie a collection of os 4 7 % The Secret lies in rub bing a i & . | Li ‘ae : new Crochet Visca S00Biity 8: ino tne hands oc: VH lets THE Suris THE TOPCOATS f- aDdiy just before re- | aie ee , . . SMtnigit. In th } iti pring fabri i- New English box-back effects, in } with felt or silk facings, & aEreesb!s she morning you! RAR a. New and aI er S] ti fabrics tal re sworpindd wos pw slaids ; Lae tramsformation that has < cases Man Se Ge rrectiy and in styies to suit every | psa 4 Sh | , ; : y, grosgrain ribbon bands : srowent bs even a single ap- aS BB Gy acnineierg "§ : N : Sa aitiah F 1. | also medium and dark shades. A Every garment a fine wearing, neatly made ‘nt is made from } ee mag fe : wi taste. ecw n isn moceis, ” , . . Brenan 2o8ct_ that is simply ) Ba | fg individua & “reir great selection of fine Spring fabrics piece for the boys’ Spring wear. Make your sTTti* : beau a ’ e nr Spin ry o } i r ,OUD.C- 4 liga " : te : include turn-down brims, t#* §. whether “en ae ig, wart tla wide-bottom trousers, plenty or gouble- included. Beautifully trimmed and fins i selections while the color and size range is ck and tucked crowns. Lo ety work SK, Mefardiess of what kind | : 5 breasted styles, also conservative effects in tailored. Styles combined with serv- complete. Sizes 6 to 17 years. el Woman does she sould olorings — including past soe, marks of refinement. A en ey " , ry ay he A i t . ‘gh Ze Pretty hands as they are really - ' worsteds that wear wonderfully well. » | 2ce. (St. Louis’ Largest Bargain Basement.) sahiceaiiiee sana Cations of Ice-Mint will bao eke amy woman proud of i hands and skin. It costs little uvenile Millinery Shop—Third | ” ern": recommended by} | ses OT FOUIS’ LARGEST BARGAIN BASEMENT—B. NUGENT & BRO. D. G. CO Ste everywhere. is worth keeping.

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1927 5 ‘LOUIS POST-DISPATCH FRIDAY EVENING. MARCH 25. _ST. oo pees | Se NUGENIS a Payments THE STORE FOR ALL THE PEOPLE SATURDAY! MEN’S SHOPPING DA ~~ sd Thousands of garments to choose from—never sscqte aes a sophisticated lot of spring / . we been in the position to offer so many —- pot ae that nod nd perhaps feature at such marvelous prices. Every man an y g in language of flowers— Se / man who buys one of these Suits and Topcoats will receive coldly erect and aloof— the maximum of service and satisfaction. Louis Spring Flower om Reet Shaw’s Garden. Sa ea. eR Gee oe Me ene Dee i ee ee ee = jay of least sophis- ine a A — AOS PAE A AT a tain os eo we o » ; s wha oe ae Prasat a aaa ne ae ee sn ns ane Fa a a” en ee se en ee ee e's . ss ee e's be ae on a a y+ Pore ae 4) * - mo ‘ Lhe . e > eat de ig, Meogee rey ay oe ee wens a | * hie \ - Po rd , Si vee ct hi a ‘ ae" ; PSs nat ag : io Bx raghe, Aes pei BON es Re lager Me Bee aes 2 tree * See ae Pad) Pr We Pot eet A oar 3° Se wigs 4 ie AA vo Fagin yhigiaccin dager goer Bae Si celled ves 5 Spe eee “3 : a athe aes = 8 m 4 aw ee wewrwrwevpe#te SAAARA OSA ee A unset Larkspur Stars ; the larkspur entero ~ ‘* ~ * soe } ~ : , > - : + i1@ anemone > Te @ new dress. so strange and - Aan ‘ + -— »~-¢ t+ha Tra.- ST. LOUIS’ BEST CLOTH Sale $30 and $32.50 900 $40 and $50 Well-Made New Spring One and Two Trouser ~ 2 * 2 ‘ a | | 8 sie 4 2 _ cS * ; _@ Adopt the Straightline That Is Both Youthful Aztite - # a « ; ¥ pti b ty 5 Pah Me ane Pah aaa en sy ne = ; . * Suits. You will be delighted at workmanship, and exclusiveneas domestic and imported woolemg§ and style is characteristic of ” * this extensive assortment for Spring. An Op to replenish your Spring wardrobe at@ i ee these wonderful values.. ihey! are the finest you ice far below your expectations for quality = | i i : : ; as ‘Nagents—Third Ficer, Nerth.) 4 (Nugents—Third Fleer, Nerthy i > ? Sale... Two-Trouser Suits a New Record at $30 & $35 Values > 2 Bip Re so Lap om ee ene onsitlig- . ~ . = w? b. , : = > . > _ é * a eee, ——— — on 4 es . ay is ue on e s it = : 3 , ' > . nin —— . .* = 7 a) ‘a : . ; : - J 7 7 oe a . ; - ~ ~— * - —- % . eer. hee 2 “~ . ‘ ini m Map tteg ~~ . b - ie " . ~ a - . . * . " . . 4 . os - } * mn . > 9 _ . | os rae? ’ , . - Yo - wd - - + > ae 2 ~~ ' * ama ee ; e ‘ . te : = 7 . . ~ ~ =. t - 7 - - , . . ° o ~ FR - 4 ics } Se: ~ FW Le & i sia | } ‘ ~ ~ 5 ~ . ‘ A oe. Ui LOnors., > : : . . = . 1 + - ‘ - Fo - ? * tm *rm?t- « ~ ae - + . : ~ 7A i, oe" . . : a - fo . . > * > . w : . ~ . ~ - * i) x ~ ? ge : , . : — . , . . ; bs * . > v=, > > rf ' + " : 3 ' ; 7S, . - 4 - ~ * ’ . ~ + ame - - + “ . ~ * ’ 4 ~ = ™ " « - : . ¥ . * . . ~ ’ é “~ ‘ . > + | : s . =~ . ao & « +2 , , — , : . : Art : : " eee . is le ae . ia he ed deb pa _ ~ - ¥ . r iy . ~* aid Oe Eo . a 7 ; , — — f Peters - > ~~ FP f Ais) om & i . 2 bes | "e | ¢ . > ra | , ” J > ~ ~ - oo € ‘ps Me ne 4 a “ on € ~ sf - > > 7 2 7 i Regular $22.50 Values— Youths’ Blue Cheviot Two 7— , o : a f/f - i Trouser Suits $ iF 4q All-wool blue cheviot in latest om ie : i her Youth Suits, $19.95 to $25.00 4m ©) Blond kid with cherry pate VYucents—Third Fleer, cr c) Black patent with Pais. e aw gape eo t5 rs oe hehe ins hehe e Maha unas ahaha AAA ae tn ~ ~- A rr2oc¢c Fal ms + ef = ene we user Suits oor waar oe "oe U eRe ee eee Oe ee ane en ee Sees eee a ee ee ee ee ee ee ~ ay (2) Blond kid with red dotted -€¢) Honeycomb satin, _ With the vogueish short ¥@ Spike heel for flattering Aes A wonderful assortment of beautiful, fashionable Top- coats .... displaying all of the season’s newest style features. Bright checks and plaids... . the favored wide stripes ... . popular mixtures ....and some in solid shades. The new wide English styles... . modi- fied to suit the American mood. Tailored with exact- ing care. Many of them specially processed to shed PRY fon was chosen a: nid : $ 5 5 : vant . a Sell usually a raam. See them Saturday .... genuine $30 and $35 = SAB cect ot coe ee : ° | a ig 2 Sale price, each .. +7 values for $24.50. (se dE nga taeda ga | ' (Limit of 20 to in the sale are rayon stripe Ye Z2CP Lew” _ (oarthouse at OLD INDIANA CAPITOL REFITTED t Cor ion Vas First Seat of “State tiows Prime it. [i {* ) eee ee ee ee % White and Fancy Dress Styles maf Plant Trelll EVERY SHIRT =! | ie ce GUARANTEED TO FIT af eee =! 0,000 hh 1 aahppeee = oy ee eee a PEN SIN NY aS ORE FOIL AS A ATTN ALI IT LE A LR ONE OP EO I IN OEE CY IEE te EB A ee ee a ee eweeereewreree Seas aaa e ~ - ffdedddcteue PESAEARZES segpreeoaner riseine- ate P w Cad etn woven madras, tancy per- ‘ i A“bor Vitse- - } - 2° ij exer sine ’ : : , . — : mone Pe i Abs " ee ee ee ee a) C | oadcloths, and many other high-grade - os 3 | he eee tine ae ge erage pda Gren, finn am | . Materials. ss 2. | tonds—bdeauti- : ith mri . tie : vm ni : — * - ad ~* : ~': on V4 f 17 7% ’ queens oe se ee ES , | dn eo Sve mS mt et ; i 7 ® Sizes 0 : nostt fugies, ae . ‘ } WASHINGTON AVENUE AT EIGHTH eT ae eens Sees Se} ler Frat vemaniiie "AN — —s—-'e Neckband Styles "“eenewrerFe#ewFt FF RRR ES rs. "et &@ eee? = = ives was . Sti nding aality that y be i Ng, 4 aN (ollar-to-Match Styles SE ' , i he great t tree under.« h dressed men appreci- EFM FE he FLEE ’ ~ .. . . ‘. _haee hE So A RR ' : ‘" ' . ) ) Ceae Va . URSiiT ii? aS . \- All sizes. c ollar-A ttached S tyles —Third Fleer. Serth ( Nugeuts—Main Fleer, Nerth.;. =» & a 92 4 bee r

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ines Bs — 2, s ‘ a pa ee ’ Rint Minn Skis DS fags. ” otal aes = sae ‘ art Pees SG LLIN io EP OR pit * = 8S ‘ . ” * ol wimes . he jo ee . ae ight Ph, : bee Bie. et kort Th, a Bo By ee ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH sie PAaks = : POST- DISPATCH | : FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 25, 1997 we ee re 2 ees | 41.95 Hatboxes —Bigecly made of durable cow- $3.95 Costume Slips . : es iL icather bound: Pie sai || | Dainty Double Compacts | | Lace Neckwear , . ' ° ; ; ned; shirred pockets. bodi : In white gold-filled finish in 4 These collar and cuff or : Q5 sifter or cake styles, with fin- vestee Sets feminize the mode _ ° " wil — and $ 54 +4 —some com- Q5 a oad ink chain. " bine with fine : , ; Some have ee nets; soft ecru > 2 Beg tints. Very jo_aira Floor, South. * THE STORE FOR ALL THE PEOPLE : | ¢ > ore ¢ as, SRS 33 Fr . + ahr ase : ange f j t 3 thee ‘ ji. -¢ na b Steh ¢ A ‘ ; ei? : 4 te > HH 4p ? Saber te Lie - era ‘ _e eeee + , he , oi esters: ae cs * 4 Be “ =: sits sete . cele Sate 3 ae © » wi. oe tai =. cae! > a , ; « a b “ee $y i. £ ager es: i ; aot = et , o so 5 * : ‘ @tor . Hae > oF . beth SSP oe ie . a es é fh ae ’ fs co? 4 . q teare ? eo ome e*ss a Tt Eth 53° om bls © V/ Introducing V New Colors ‘Eb twills, soft lorscheens 3 ae ee 3 welt tS. WE 7 —that add verve .to this _ il stripes. Also .. ae. | See BL YS PaO ; group in the better quality finctive imported mix- | SS ae pa’ : : georgettes, flat crepes, taf- a ; ) See a Peoiree Gees eo OE . fetas, prints and silk com- weaves, in gta Ss, tans ce oe oe EE besa ak ER ea . . . , y eae Bceee SER binations. Soft laces, rhine- | UE S Ai browns, or in combina- * : eS Se : f A j { _— . ~ stone ornaments, tucks, wey: with navy twills. | pleats trim them. * | | 7 and $50 wo Trouser | | ‘ale y ) i 4 The Coat This Season Is the Magnet of Interest for Women ) . & ee Who Would Be Smartly Appareled for All Occasions tment for Spring. An op- your Spring wardrobe ata Silks, Casha, Twills, Imported Coats That Rightfully Deserve r expectations for quality Mixtures in New Shades ’ a Far Higher Pricing Sizes for All Men The dinner-coat Suit has been an outstanding fea- These are especially useful examples of the ways of smartness this Spring that new Coats are choosing. The (Nugents—Third Floor, North.) Mee for street or town wear for the advance Spring dress Coat is usually of one of the many soft twill-surface fabrics, silk or faille, or of casha cloth, smartly adorned Bemon. It is generally accepted for it is universally with just enough of one of the Summer furs for a flattering effect. The sports Coat invariably chooses one of the A companion group of Dresses. that present e Weoming and is at its best with such charming ac- ‘effective plaids or imported mixtures for smart expression. And the colors are those selected on fashion’s smart- Spring’s present fashions in such varied array they uits Pmories as tailored blouse, a jaunty snug-fitting est color chart for Spring. —— a ae of Ges pring ® _ ‘ r : nable simplicity is the keynote Ba flat purse, simple gloves. Silk Coats Casha Coats Twill Coats | Tweed Coats their charm—pvideSiced is summy. eottiy Misused, ord at A ; wes are: Misses’ 14 to 18—Women’'s 36 to 44 ae Eee eee wie sia a : straightline, two-piece models. (Negent e Ts] rt T- etails include such efiects ngs are o ne e colors range from tans, . , , The qualities are particula Misses’, 14 to 18—Women’s, 36 to 46 4 . - ly superior in either of these as tucks, buttons, pockets, crepe de chine, em- grays, greens, blues, rose, to . a A her Shi f thi two new groups just received. novelty collars, stitchings. bossed silk, or casha. darker navy and black. Extra Sizes, 4214 to 52%, . = nother 1 1 ; ‘ ° «% | (Nugents—Seconé Fleer, North.) “ | - — Misses’ 14, 16, 18—-Women’s 36 to 46 — Extra Sizes 422 to 52" BAdopt the Straightline Silhouette eo ) | aa the Is Both Youthful and Smart , Exploit the Newest Styles in . * Sie actintaed 2 ' a | Their M any Delighttul Details manship, and exclusiveness | . , tic and imported woolens - 4 . ‘| C)~0 Popular Tie— a OE tases _ ww The “Fru-Fru” eae ° ° °I72 Ne) $950 | he Newestin Spring Millinery (oe 8 Well-Désigned Modes Voguish Spring Styles Saint’ Tesitieae Handbags uits “ ~ Ooi pt in latest ° . 3 : : : tilored and E In Five Combinations | $ $ Every Type and Color | ATs : . demands real leather bags of lizard, (Nugents—Third Floor, North) J MBM) Black patent with Paisley kid quarter. die calf Morocco, and sania leathers 95 ea Suits, $19.95 to $25.00 BY) Blond kid with cherry patent quarter. ~ Bt) Blond kid with Vag = q;. red dotted heel and quarter. pg : : } : 40) Honeycomb atten q Ce z= NS SER . Se Many different styles seldom seen in O) } With the vogueish short vamp and high The matron will find the very GV “Smee, SS The tailored type will rejoice in Bags priced so low. r S } Pike heel f f] foot- lines. Hat for which she is searching a a (— oh these modes that Sponsor the : ‘ ‘ .: Or iiattering t0 | pee ek mattness of simplicity to wear Their excellent workmanship, superior qual- = (Nugents—Main Floor, South.) here—the Hat with the youth- At ” Wy, J.’ Vite 6 “ P y ; ini ; " : : . fal tinea, yauthtel achat, aa WN At a with the straightline coat ity, and linings will convince you they are 3 P bs N | in the larger head sizes. Ae Nd pe sn thin Qin eukk worth far more. (Negeste—Mais Ficer, Nevth.J lant Trees and Shrubs Now | Ke | eg ) “3 re “ | a The larger Hat for those ; . . 10,000 Peach Trees — ene SS er | aes “ SE who wear this type best In Medium Weight and Chitfon , | | in many versions in "ih (iLBENE is here in profusion ° silk, straw, and silk ! Sipeg : BZ —— am | Nadsco Silk a E ] 7 e H H € | " . f= = : 3 I ase “te ~ . 3 and 4 #4 Ibe da, J =" al : with straw combi- x BESTS “gf ~ - S - = » _* he eye in lovely he Le ; ge my colors, ae ha ; 4 3 i . ! naa a They'll do excellent in this lo- | neees = Seaees Ae > Ze H , 2 : diff t Si A aay , =e 4 : = — F cality. Sell usually at 35c. 12c) oy est Vee ; : Sa 9 (Nagente— ; OS1CI y ¢ price, each SS — | A Make Exclusive in S pri ng 7 mane (Limit of 20 to a Customer.) ) | St. Louis With Nugents The right Hosiery is the essential : at TREES | Oxtords Fem =... 27c|, ROSE BUSHES , | : ng ofl ayon stripe a los So er re These Choice Wastetios: | ety = Pr ed Eg outfit—these are fancy per- 4 85 . Vitae; large, beauti- PColmbia (rad ) , f y' ; well reinforced A: | ad be ne and $1 N5 Killarney (white) ; i : at wearing ° en a _ an em aN = i j Imperial & - ¥ fT: litz ct d) 4 high-grade _ i Pigeie fontia pick) points. — ‘ 4 various kinds—beauti. | *™metican gg no ta , | | . tured are the Blucher or straight" Ga ePed Nowe: | Dorothy ec | } New Spring = ‘cook mri , 10 for 2 5 (pink climber) ie ' j ; lace styles—cho! —_— C American Beauty ae id ’ shades. poe Introducing a Home Service and Domestic | Champagne, pearl blush, blonde, rs | black or ton oe ta PMAEED, — vciver — Contains | Special at, choi s : 3 Pt . - me — Contains | peci a ce, . - : les G welt se ste ease. eos Science Course—Saturday, 2 P. M. atmosphere, dove gray, evenglow, plete 5 . insure @ beautiful lawn. | ; OO I i Cc OO Mrs. Carrie E. Dwelle, a well-known food authority, will conduct this course | nude and shell gray ! yles g : _ aa 2 Ibs. 69c. , daily, free of charge to our patrons. The Saturday lesson concerns takes, | (Sapentininagi Weer, Merth.) (red Climber) Os EON ee srr eee: a wane (Nugents—Foerth Fieor, South.) | fillings and icings. (Houseware Dept.—Feourth Fleer, South.) Pine lowr. North.) ee

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ST LOUIS POST- DISPATCH FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 25, 1927 3 _STLOUIS wud 01S oH _—__ ween ae RR —— a ee — We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps—Charge Piibhees os Made Remainder of ¢ Month saeoeioe’ in an “Sunny Caps” FAM OUS- BARR CO Si SCE BASEMENT ECONOMY STORE NEWS esas A Special Purchase Brings This Timely Offering of Hm Men and Young Men Will Do Well to Choose from These New Spring ae en ce tees Suits and Topcoats | New Spring Suits Girls’ Spring Coal Well-Tailored Garments That Are Very : : Special Sitees at the Remarkable Price of In a Most Interesting Collection ; : hoice 95 $ . Value.. 2/5 be - @ Well tailored west Suits of fancy € An opportune event that should attract tweeds and cassimeres, in single and the attention of many mothers with © Single and double breasted Suits of cassi- aA i double breasted styles. With eithe ~ | : daughters between the ages of 3 and 14 mere, twists, cheviot and tweeds, correctly , ! 2 knickers or one pair of long and one pair of short pants. Sizes 6 to 17. years. Just at a time when needs for Eas- styled and offered in neat stripes, checks and —ciwe » F | Pee are anticipated, overplaids. Shown in new grays, tans and 7 g , — me. te ’ ne ~— ee cial tt OR A ee aaa os OR ret RR ied cpt te Me i AON A I ICS Re I NINE Ne NS IRR ORE BR BGI rt Se ae et $10 to $12.50 Values 7 | ened ee le WP Tig ea a> een si ated ae tte ah j te i : . 1K GP CEe PRE, El ‘ eT | ¥ q cegugganenedt’ " o- sata tiit TTT LL LLL habeas Basement Economy Store and taffeta in white and light and dark ee So They are trimmed in various “Maybilt” Suits new ways. Sizes 8 to a Chelan « at. and ‘Topcoats Men Will Appreciate Selecting From These Exceptional Choice Saturday in This They're Exceptional Values, at High and Low Shoes a Children’ S & Misses’ H +) 1] 0 $ ) Ye | & Hundreds of Them—Special Valauw) ine Rekee. 222 | a $ 123 95 99 . Men’s “Hercules Suits in newest, attractive single and dot- Choice Trousers ble breasted styles for Spring. Of silk-mixed . @ Supply Easter and other needs GE Spr ORs és s teds. cassimeres and plain and fancy trom Shoes of tan and black leather, La f dee Wedd tide - tobe ty Tor f on me 4 a = ee made on round, wide and straight . @ An assortment which affords splendid Pre-Easter ¢ ough -through and French- cheviots. opcoats are Of aii-wooi snower- we toe lasts. Various st yles but the F 2 DS ate® aun mide then - ae i ae Wastes, Oh steiped ‘gat proofed materials, in new Spring styles and 3 sines are broken. ld . dressy kinds. Of straw, silk and combination terns. Plain or cuff $3 R5 - = “ = bottom. Sizes 39 to 50, at colors. Sizes 32 to 52. Basement Ecememy Stare tm. | most interesting array of Spring’s favored shades. Basement Econemy ®tere . . . A . a ' + . Ww Women and Misses Will Appreciate Choosing From These Neu Many Will Welcome This Exceptional PreEaster Off aa Saturday—Wide and Profitable Choice of pe eS 3 Spring Dresses 500 Women’s Spring Hats Spring Coa té 5 Handreds of Them, oe a oe ai Affording Profitable Choice at | Se’ CBs ot the $ 344 A45 Occasions > é ® $1485 Aig ne. fine $2.4:50 9S @ Saturday should find many makine selections for Easter and other occasions from this interesting assort- P - lection } rarie ment of Spring Hats. There are medium and smal] a Peco ~ find “just au e T) y , - : -» . Pa md , i fee Mester most advantace- shap es . wanted kinds, shown in a splendid variety of they want.” Coats fashioned # approve pring shades. They’re made ot straws and of Poiretsheen, satin, bengalinej @ Here’s an assortment that will enable you to make satisfactory se- S. 4) be ; ; ar ‘3 ; ae 7 By = > a tes & eos Ee 8 iS hes J Gs rab a ie. ae 4 (ee a ™ ~ 2 s tee 2 Ce 2.55 4 ee: es os ae 7 “ ‘ : ts a 6 aay fae ae ee. a % ¥ f 4 4-4 ofS - Pye oN d a vz Fe B+ E 4 = b Ragas = &, = 3 . Fae PE: a 4 . SPS Ss i 7 . : 7 Se oe 4 y ss 3 eee Be, § | a : > S ae 4 re ee r 8 % . # ‘ es 4 4 ee $ r oy ts q ie eS 3 * : 3 7. : a eee 4 elas aa = Ee ae Se 3 - 2-3 i : ie ee > ee ? py aa 5 Pree tne een ously. Dresses that are daintily ile cuted tae i : fashioned of Georgette, flat crepe, =i x nations, trimmed in various effective ways. | and attractive cashmere weave. ite ee peenhin at: 4 PREM R S You may choose from plain or clever lace and Georgette comopina- As ae a 2 > fer—in stvles that are favored tions. They are trimmed in new, / e Ss | —w * Z ee for the new season. Included : = approved ways and the style variety Sas ins. \E it 1 t 20 | oa ee . : & } Ideal Easter St lees ts — #, ) ’ : fot5 3 \eety white Coats as well as ee will please you. dé , * = ; tae — 2% | § Choice at colors for Spring and Spring's favored high shades as wel! : | | as the ever-popular black and navy : : 4 wanted black and Po eA Basement Eccnomy Irregulars of $1.75 Grade. . Bia a in ee $ 95 / JB ' sexu $79.69) $495 KA) ‘ay Se. tee = © | . \¢ Ler = : ter welt and reinforced feet. stig | Alligator and itzard g So SOND A AMO i alia: y Appin or ee ae $7 Sg ¢ : GP Pe Pige aks 8 RT pam ON Valae. Otfered im black, white and assorted Ege’ | Skin, pin ee 834. to ro. = 7 en’s patent, blonde and tan | ; | ' 4 , ———— _ €FS worth far more 4 s: straps and pumps, with high ; H il Splendid! v tailored and cy | | = Women’s Hose Men's = 4 Handbag See or — nag lng al 3 to 8. | fashioned of the most de- tha ag wa : ee aoe bg : a | j = xed Sreyou mi or — a and 3 e w @ sired lustrous ravon weaves meuse and plain colored rayons. me x “ ‘7 ft iy - with, checks pos . Basement Econemy Stere | : ; ’ - \Wa| are these new Slips. Some | Sy'aitd re, suuightling soa 2S Sa) see “— Children’ S| : : , y feet. Ch -_ _ Children’s Shoes € New Spring styles in wom- of them interwoven with piece eftecta Several sees. os on | \ — . b9C ne * IT suk. Some with embroid- | 75 3° to 4 “Fi y eo n Spring's N ’ ' ae Basement Ecenemy ‘“ter- “4 = | a , g a : é ered fronts and others with ; — . 2s $1 4 9 5 ) * ie “id 4 % > to e : a eS € Sem’ lace and petal bottoms. Offering Marvelette and Corsetall All sizes—34 to 44. e Combination Garments 4 - ” a ” - . MIO oo 5 ecg By Spring Sweaters —for women. Of pure wool —— with the new crew, square, round mecks, Sizes 34 to $2: 29 44. Excellent value at.. Basement Beene Stere A nents of pink bro- Saturday Bakery Specials so pink satin and € These Cocoanut Layer Cakes are tem terial — all lightly — rare srs EPS ES ial clicions thee many val wen = Oc = = rs t em tor Ga ! et a very special price. cial for pee . Biome. ee C rae 8 of | ed with sections o ssc Strnesse! Leaf, 38c J Room : Rasemest Bakery misses. Nase men

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% RENE Ss : Ag STN OMe Ee ete oe > PAGE ii ? FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 25, 1927 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 6 Give and Redeem nth Payable in May OQUS~BARKR CO: OPERATED BY THE MAY COMPANY. YCcO FAMOUS-BARR CO. M. O’NEIL eS ry oO. THE MAY Ca, _ re ee me te * Be ok xh Umbrellas © Special V. alue, ee. - 4 5 . i ‘4 ? ahi ied mh ¢ in % Fe ie] oe, Se aro inant Store for Style Presents the Most Appealing Diversity and Individual Smartness in Misses’ Spring Coats Grouped at 302 %5o2 #792 @ If you’re slim and youthful, your own Coat style—the one that becomes you best—is certainly awaiting you Saturday in this Misses’ Shop Coat collection that makes a rule of individuality and runs the gamut of Spring’s versatile Coat fashions. Satin Coats, twill and cashmere weave Coats, dashing sports models, all achieve style perfection in their own way—whether it be with fur trimmings, embroidery, tucks, braiding or simply with subtle beauty of line. Coats in Black and Soft New Colors—Sizes 14 to 18 Years 4 . Pa os on . ~ a” £ cn } tare ." _ . ‘ " ‘ A oe as . : . 2! qre aN MY Ye. ey * ts + ” ot agit * Nati New > * o * T ry er er 2 ere ig ee er 1 fen + 2S veh CR PEST OR MY ER OT Sty 41 Aan ay whe Ray he 2S - . * wi « ~* De a - - de . a eee Me ea ee ewe eet OO ee ee ‘7 , , yt jas phy WY : gearigee in Y ' feygaee en . eonnnt BEER, prom in e~ im ais SRR Am a, a A NO OO 85 RANE allie ae ety Om emaeet MULT ” OA en ate Bia e sate w fs r mes Pet AGS _ oh ete hak Ri sete be So eS. / * ‘ ~—, ' “we ow ete oe fe PALALUUTETLALL TTT EAE EAS Dh " eenieanis see agegeel TC Peres ras waters Si NYS A\ Te iL ws esammercoracmiesiais © | : \ CAZES Shagmoor Coats , 4 . 3 “> gg AN -g For Spring use new color and fur trim- Fe “ . 3 Cf. AE ABE ) ming to enhance their fabric beauty and , i. _ = Pe if | distinctive man-tailoring; priced $29.50 @ ps | A | NA to $110. urday in This Offering of | Misses’ Hatg} * Psy » 4 *, ING gyiregeee iT) TTTLLL TTLLLLL Lb VET pveemeneeeee } yee TT ganppnenaeeniny op apertets a8 yrieeeninile ' i} Ultra-Elegant Coats Comprise wide choice of imports, copies of imports and creations from leading American designers—in sizes 14 to 18—$85 to $195. RTT TLL THT LLL rAITIL aynnnngat Your Saturday choice ma be made from hig crowned, square crowned ripple or roll brimmed models — feather, flower and ribbon trimmed. In every smart hue. Many new styles for Chic Frocks Sizes 14 to 18 Years New Frocks For Misses—Priced Misses’ Dresses Are Exceptional at m—Special Values 15 pe Es os s ee . Gk Si a eS $12 Most unusual, you'll agree, are these Frock values. Dainty, youthful modes of Georgette and Canton—va- ried to meet many a need of 14 to 18 year old misses. $25 | A popular-priced group that | stresses variety and youth- ful style appeal. Captivat- ing satins and crepes — in | dark and light shades. Sizes 14 to 18 years. $30.75 Chiffons, Georgettes, flat crepes, crepe Elizabeths and satins—in distinctive one, two and chic three piece models, Ideal Easter choice. Misses’ Apparel Shop—Feourth Floor matrons in this group. Ppurth Vices is splendid Pre-Easter choice. I y will want—featuring tailored ame Ik and combination materials ing ng’s favored shades. ; Basement Economy - table Choice of Women’s Women’s S$ Attractive Valuesat « $1.95 € Chiffons with silk tops, light weights with lisle hem or silk top, and service weights with lisle tops—all full fashioned—and of the most dependable makes, Over 30 shades including: Grays White Black New Tans Pure Silk Hose In chiffon or light weights, full fashioned, and with lisle tops or hems. In 30 new Spring colors; $I 50 - pair .. New Shoe Modes @ Smart new designs that have arrived in time for women to consider Saturday for Easter and Spring costumes. Coats for Women Are Just as Varied And Among the Many Attractive Groups Are Several Hundred, Special at $19 @ Women who come Coat-shopping Saturday will find a remarkable opportunity in this group of satin, twill and cassimere weave Coats. Their styl- | ing and workmanship signifies far higher worth— 'and such smart pelts as twin beaver, erminette, } monkey and othérs trim them charmingly. Sizes 34 to 44. The Pre-Easter Offering of Exquisite New _ Diamond Jewelry —Ofiers Extremely Advantageous Choice for Graduation or Engagement Gifts—These Three Pieces Quoted Subject to Prior Sale. Deferred Payments May Be Arranged With Department of Accounts. Bracelets Dinner Rings The lovely flexible styles that are so iAanebe ora cacsehedan fashionable. Of solid engage AR aa white gold, set with Diamond Watch In This Filigree platinum Rings of exqu'site design,-set with from g to 13 excellent dia- monds combined with emeralds or sap- phires: in this Platinum, set with 34 brilliant event diamonds and 16 sapphires. Jewelry Section—Main Floor solitaire diamonds. rte G5 event at... Self-fabric trimmed models also. Black and _ colors. Tailored Suits In the Sports Shop—at ‘ED | The details that “make” this season tailleurs, the niceties of cut, fit and finish, are noticeable in these new models of tweeds and navy twills. Sizes 14 years to 44. Fourth Fleer Garter Belts For Youthful Figures $1.50 to $3 @ While these are primarily to provide support for the hose they’re just a bit more than a belt —and serve to confine slim figures lightly — but corfectly. Various dainty new styles in this moder- ately priced group. | Ideal Easter Choice at $7.69 @These ex- treme values in ' smart Handbags result from a special pur- thase—and the assortment will interest you, whatever type of Easter costume you're assembling. For here are all the Rew styles in leather Bags—in all the ap- proved colors. Alligator and lizard grain, calf- skin, pin morocco—other Jeath- ers worth far more than $2.69. Handbag Section—Main Floor ~ - THE BUNNY—A glist ing patent leather onoaten style with hand-turned sole and medium box heel. Also in rose beige kid with cov- ered box heel; pair, $8.50. THE JOSETTE—A trim colonial pump with medium Spanish Louis heels and metal butterfly buckle. Ia rose beige and shell ‘gray kid, hand turned. Pats, 3.90. : Bust Confiners and Bandeaux for misses and jumiors, soc to $1 Cerset Section—Third Floer + * Faster Coats for Juniors Are Offered in Spring’s Most Appealing Sports and Dressy Models—All Splendid Values at > | 524% w $100 Girls’ Straps Gitte’ BUA te 7 .2...56.. 88 Misses’ 12 to 2 Children’s 8! to 114., $3.75 er Silk Hose | of $1.75 Grade. . ies et $ 1 0: with lisle i e gar- and reinforced feet. aj a black, white and assorted Hight «aae™ Men’s Fancy Secs Rayon and mercers cotton Socks in checks and + 7 ; . 2Eee Children’s Coats Light and dark In Spring’s Newest Shades— $14.95 to $16.95 © ' fered Ot.iese esoe”™ Basement Economy ™ @€ Semi-tailored or charmingly trimmed— every style in the assort- ment appealing to moth- ers who like to dress their little ones with adorable smartness. Coats ~ * . of twills, French flannel, : Boys’ Oxfords gabardine and English weaves: boys’ sizes 1 to Excellent Values at ¢: girls’ x to 6. Tots’ Spring Hats Many that ‘will match coats in the above assort- @ Popular Spring lasts in lace ment—others to harmon- Oxfords of black and tan leather —“balloon” last and others. Well built, sturdy and providing cor- . rect style for growing feet. Sizes en’s Hose i silk or silk- om mixtures; jioned, with Milk Chocolates With Nut and Hard Centers Delicious Products of Our Own Candy Shop—a Popular Assortment Special Saturday, Ib... & 2-Lb. Box, 75c¢ @ Caramels, nougat, butter- scotch, melt-aways, molasses chips, pecan crisp and other nut and hard centers, covered with rich milk chocolate, ‘ Peanut Brittle | Royal Mints The appetizing kind that our | Delicious—you'll know from candy cooks make of cane the first oat of them. sugar. creamery butter and Satin-finished hard candies | freshly roasted pea- 29¢ filled with mint 29¢ if nuts; Saturday. ib.... ' Cream; Saturday, Ib... 7 ? = .- - a i hie “of @ In response to the alert Junior Misses’ de- mands for smart styling, these Easter Coats in- St. Louis’ most popular Juniors’ Section wear white or beige twin beaver collars, jaunty bows, clever cordings and tucks. Satins, cash- mere weaves and twills. @ These are the new “Billiken” Straps for Spring wear—in com- plete size assortments and very at- tractive in patent leather or rose blush kid with fancy underlay. Children’s Feotwear—Second Fleer Also models of tweeds, mixtures and plaids set latest youthful sports modes. Sizes 13 to 17 years—greens, tans, navy, black and other new shades. Coats for younger girls show many new Spring effects—an assortment that is quite broad at $9.90 to $39.75. Confirmation Dresses Many Captivating Creations at $7.95 to $24.75 Snowy white crepe de chine and Georgette, trim- med with laces, narrow ruffles, and smocking—or tailored. All correct for the occasion— ‘“ | in sizes ro to 16 years. : petiee- Janitors’ Section—Fourth Ficor mmm ize daintilvy with them. 1 to 6 year sizes— $5.95 *”* $6.95 tafants Section—Third Fleer eR ae os g 2% to 5%. | 4 cm aa marae 0 al aikiede ee —- ee en A eT Ae RUSSEiReEREEE

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—— #™ —— | Re. —_ 3 oe 6" ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH_ FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH’ 25, 1927 ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH .48 years, died in St John’s Hos-| disabied b yparalysis for two years. St. Louis: The proof of this car is in the driving— drive it yourself THE COMMANDER Studebaker’s Big Six Brougham Now $1585 &:% —will out-speed, out 1884. He was vice president and i - 4irector of studies at St. Ignatius — amy, was at that time & memoer ¢ the order. He died in 1912 at {927 SPRING STYLES the age of §3 Father McMenamy spent seven, Suits te Order. $27.50 Up vears m studies at Woodstock Md=, and was in a class of 18 or. jf MESRITZ TAILORING CO. Ortometrists ial Opticians Now in Our New Store 218 N. Sixth «0 Siive E> 50 Yearx in the Optical EVENINGS We Are Fitting the Third Genera- SKINKER SALES CO. For Rent Ad»s—66,471 masse = those light clothes ion. Geullat Poesmiptiens Coe 420 Washineton } State St. at 13th THREE other St. Louis = before the big rush fully Filled. et teal Feat “. Leo eem bined. Qo ot — owe ff AT eoors ae ¥ ‘ 7 3% Vt r % #011 ‘ y Francis Xavier’s (Colege) Ch Lu - 4 pie Death was hastened by a fall last He was regent of the iaw 3 pte w= of Los Angeles are nephews - . a fa. oe was “a ” Ze He is survived by two sisters, ar” ae a ae 2 ams Bie . hursday, when ois nip Soh on' for 7¢ years, was mocera- : my 2 Wire Takn A. 3 abo f Bim «2 fy = lantis } . Te eee eae . , al both relicious cf the Coneregation aie ---e- he m num ber of pe Tons, ) broxc en. tor of the Untversity Alumm: As in “ote Adrian WieMenamy are eces ‘ t . . | wa rm 1 , eee 4 3 of the Sacred Heart, Motk@r Dei- Cote A sth of negotiabie $1909 on a b&b +h -Me v s borm im sociation for 19 years. anc was ci- : ; nee a = . Father McMenam) ~ risen ee oe Chila e Ma phine and Mother Mary of % Jos =-— eaken from a desk in the went @ >> Youis Country r Normandy. i rect of the Children of Mary ie - ¢ taace | St. Louis County, nea ae rector oc * P eph. Mo. and three brothers. John TIRES. RADIOS & BATTERIES at x here yesterdar he rety ~ ~ r - “4 oe @ — OF me = T oo err FT plait x ne . wee . sets _— oe 4 : He entered the academy of St. sodality at Sacred Heart Acacemy. _ = 7 suis realty man: the Rev fe 5 ran a cashier of peared. 7 ow _ ry * ; r ata to% + a en , SP he bn = eas -+ ess —— + 4 i ast La a $s T TG verTsic} . then on Ninth In teaching his spe sa.TIeS ¥ : — = Xa ,- a ee ie el — -_ et fee “, Cc “ - 2 2 t—- » _ . ee oe " ws © : o street. im i8.» =~ Retail Cleaners, Dyers and Pr stim — —= EOE LEFF SPFPSSSS OO , Tale eae ee Pty ye wii Gaia ft 5 * n it cit Ame eee bee) ie o Ba ng Ee Ti - ; a: 7 om Po Se eee * ? i oo. ee, Pie ong a ms - i a Ma: wr we " ee an ° lh a. on oF; or a ae, ee " i ee saplhn x ates 8 . iS ‘ Py eae Sat . ¥ : “ , be aere Me a a ie ieay a ae. yee S Bigy ee ee sae ge erty ie 4 BF Ju ae ety * W7 UO eee oe og’ ent le Moa ee Pe at Sieg 4 chy Fae Bar ae 3 eat: a ee ee ae 5) no aaost poses cinta’ mals ? - 24°9 Se sie Me >. er eee ‘ v 4 h P A oe Se + PEAS SRE Sie Bie ay oy. a ca nT . rh PEIN LAN SVE Rly» ahr Met 1 PSI ES AL AMUN De at a SF eg Mie RE le He w MOL apes Sei tes, a Si Ra Sra 4 "Maa 4 sat sheer, ee eee ee eae Hie is + poesia sine : - logon 2UF LAW) Lg ; vid Yo «) eer? ; : P a, , . idamiteleals tia * + ean ee ee a cn ieee k Oe a ai a -_ th re ohtx ia a aeoey 2-5 ee rT bate Aecssagiip 9 sie ig ice angie Dire Sse Ue of ABE ENS 58 yp SRE NY OR ee AS ? Gee se Kownye + ey hate t ‘“ vo owt Fey Pe n . . - ~ > me 4 a » c- A “9 » 2 - * " ee = er = - eS m = att . ° : *. ». wh, ~ r' -s 3 ot ae 5 ¥ vane lh ih a baat ae a eee oer Oa. ‘ i 4 a eee: ‘3 ft & * eg : a he A Bot tiie ON sf ithe St AF os Putas . Te ae ee rea ee 2 aig ede al 4 ee Mp ai ' Te ii eS ee eee ow c : Se te doops i ins is ee) . aed ERS OEE oe ed SMa a ey ete Tonge ad * Sse te at ER gy BIO ce og hoe uni 2a SS ts gio cae See. Se ee ae ee oF Rane nC Weer = aa ee ee ee ee @ ~~ So , Rex my es ae et he .* ce ”_ : $9.85 | | $9. | A cut ; * - nd . 7 nd tc © * tx? ; = a —_—— , - - — - A jeweled Elgin Wa in a ~ errr mo -_ WwW — = pine oe lete with + aid . © - r .** fs : ane W _ ror ee "? ———_ ee | on Fi Diamond knife. e personally ; ite : _ . w . ~~ ”~ ree o- ee A Rin | years a Wonceriu a . “ ey 1) —— + ee 5O0c Down—sSO0Oc Weekly A Sensational Saturday Offering Brings This Complete Outfit at a Very Low Price 3. a * a 77 - an = = ene of these delightful. new are offering im these pew = Spring Coats for as little as & be sage — ge is the : ete “ay—a very su perier ' dewn. The balance can be quality greup ef Dre«<<-« ua mo id ' paid tn tiny sums. Buy new % om? terms — pay 3S aga eC fer tater Spring wear. Seu fer yreur cheice. Ring Oo SO a _ 3! 9 S ) a 2 + ingen gg , i, 5 Fe ~ pictured. An und £85 large Dia- v ee - oe spe oe pores be cS oa oa “ of iscscnes i i —_,. ‘ ei aca f 50c Week!y = \ ° ° i \\ . Three-Diamond Ring Regularly Sells for $50! 50 1 Priced, for Saturday f , Gi a cscdinwiee Three dazzling brilliant full-cut Diamonds are set | : in a handsome 18-k. solid white gold mounting in : | a most enticing manner. The Ring is richly en- & | graved and finished in an exquisite design. A . | | rare value, indeed! Our regular $50 value. ; | s $1 Down—S$1 Weekly r Put 41s 70 Specialty Shops mos ) in press A Compiete Service for Six in Absractive Case as Pictured & Se ~ « . W - ihe we! ii-kD107n =. rar, es wr vOry attTactive new ces —e kp a 26Piect Set Genuine =~ Wm. Rogers Silverplate ihe a 25¢ p Commas Weekly : ieny 7-Dia. Wedding Band Regularly Sells for $42.50, Special at An i8-. solid white. goid | Ring studded with 7 perfect- $ 50 : ly matched genuine diamonds, ee te le te | Clasp-Link Wrist Watch 4 Special at $24.7 I tilled wrist gold. Comp Offering for Saturdey— $ $5 Regularly aga ; A dainty Wrist Watch complete with flexible gold- | pand. Has reliable guaranteed move- SS ment in a mchly engraved case finished in white ; \ white gold. —_ | Dresses for! NEW! | SMART! ete satisfaction or a new Watch. $i Dose .. $7 mar SPECIAL! a s ES “ ew « ey a7 CDiaMONDS |,

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we _—. sn — POST-DISPATCH. ___FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 25, 1997 ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH iain oa - Re rury-Merchant Co., invest-! Filles ee s a , i | ti easure 1ust be organized,, The Socialists, d a Poe, wae meters ec mw mes ERENPH DEFENCE |S Soicncit cmd Maracas noms ae or emt me“ DRESS UP ON EASY CREDIT ae had carried the bonds from sian | it easy to pass. | be rushed again into war, as they Safety tn Being Prepared. The Council of National Defense, were in 1914, have, nevertheless Their dominating idea is that C.1.Q- -H.].N-G “6 ——-——— a Se Back Is Turned. : es |Federal Reserve Bank to th 7 Se March 26.— Within | o— has been at work on its new plan’ been the chief inspirers of the new! Gontinued on Neat Page. ‘ te . ‘lantic Nat } fy_ number of pe ne 6 National. He left the bonds | or four years, and the bill it! a for men and women ge worth OF eo Geck cai “veg aan 8 desk while he| framed and presented to Parlla-) snmnmmm CAL NRA MOL HTN aM TNT TS | ra ft Pon n from a cesk : iw & téiier’s window. | en y ly drawn up by a ; ; pens a an ee See 2 STAR SAYINGS ia tt MEN'S SPRING . Bank here yesterday. he returned the bonds had disa pacifist, the Socialist Deputy, Paul- 2. Assman, & cashier of peared. | MEN |'Boncour. This is perhaps the most/& : Aaa . SUITS a |striking part about the new law. = ° ° | AY ~ Ae 7 ANN MONEY i We Give One-Day Service! ip. \ $35 | Men’s Suits and Overcoats cleaned, | ay ' 2 PAIRS OF PANTS Everybody and Everything Oo U a X Ends pressed and delivered same day when | URS e Pay to Suit Your z | Wo Convenience Organized in Peace for Overnight Shift Into - Cc Oo Ea N % order is placed before 9 o’clock in War Service.. Chair works four ways; (1) Stops pain the morning. No extra charge. : | / WEAR AS YOU PA instantly; (2) Removes corns quickly Let STAR Do Your Spring Cleaning NOW. | New arrivals are now in! Select what and painlessly; (3) Prevents new corns you want. A small dows payment ts eal! you need | from forming; (4) Prevents corns, once MEASURE TAKES removed, from eee a corn | remedy that combines these four-in-one EFF ECT AT ONCE features. Quix acts like magic. Abso- | im Bh EP . eo OOD-wWw i Delivery Service Everywhere 3 : : wat? Sex’ (ry ‘he ~ i 2 - TELEPHONE : we z | 4 | lutely new and different. Nothing hke CAbany 127-4224—for 6506 Delmar : OVER. WwOGLWO RTH S| it. Patent applied for. “Satisfaction CAbany 0127-4224—for 6506 Delmar. ) i i COlfax wien ag 4150 W. Fior- | A nA Day Mobilizt = Se ) N_ BROADWAY _ Mobilization of Whole Na- | guaranteed. At all drug stores. QUIX = GRand 6929—for 2251 Thurman. : Entrance 50S - BH VAL BORATORIES, 141 W. AustinAve.,Chicago. ; -_— LP tion Contemplated for - ce a —— \lUtUitti a EOC A a nn os — - ca TS _ —, | ile ee seals = _- = a the Next Conflict, Will } — a Be “to the Finish.”’ ya Ye —_ aaa, =— UN SPEURRS TREPTGS at g?t FOrest } 2803 CLEANERS ~~ ees rr ey seaqverenyy a s wait till Easter week, rat Ade 4 a those age TRE t. Leuts : — ES Sil. i rr a — 3 q po IT NOW: 2924 N. UNION AVE. WRENS THA All Garments Protected by Insurance HATE | 4 USL PUTER TT! TIT ett TT Lk Retail Cleaners, Dyers and Pressers Union No. 17,934 L GRATE — 7 ae se) ae OD ae ae . % or apest ns sue , eae “ e om 4 gw et oe i > he € ~ ‘ row Sa arrLger art eel I AGS he dm mee: oe Oi a eet eo ¥ * a pt - ; . t , « : By ARNO DOSCH FLEUROT, | Paris Correspondent of the Post- | Dispatch and New York World Copyright, 1927. by the Press and Pulitzer | Publishing Cos. (New York World SSSOSS CSS SY . pars wre « gn en - ~~ aera Ne ee ee ee ome a — a a —— ‘ ‘ ee ee ee i er and Post-Dispaich.) PARIS, March 18. (By Matl.)—| By the new law for national de- | fense, just passed by the French |'Parliament, all France will mo- bilize at the first danger of war. | Women will be mobilized as well as men. Those who are to take | arms and those who are to feed, clothe and arm them will assume. their duties with the same mili- | tary promptitude. Al] food, all | goods, all wealth, will be simul- taneously appropriated. All money in banks, al! factories, every form of capital, will be at the Govern- ment’s disposal. : The Government ftself must mo- bilize at once to make the new wartime order effective. The civilian government will have to concentrate its activities in the . ae military sense and the Parllament Ree GSOSGSS9SS8S CTT INE PE: RRS RRR Overs, ~~ - ss will Fave to sit continuously, act- , — * a, ’ Pe f A aS tne E« neral poarae ai Buper- ‘ ¥ a 44 » *% ” 4 a iT _* « | as Law Immediately Applicable. The law provides for immediate ? nF -* + + + b se x ‘ c } rOmrmmc } » +2. A ~ AA mh & iS > ‘ 2 « \ ‘ s “oe 6: . organizin ih cA . France 1eWw war. new census must t« — 7 » ° in which every- copyright 1927 Hart Schaflacr & Marz education recorded. : 6 ? ing ‘ tl " » ~ & : i a ” +. ¥ > — - we qt*e, PPP GF SS i, tse". a 7 a a Ra TODAY—MAINTAINING QUALITY AND tories will make will be e&Stablishe in advance. The money with which P j S j I ‘| i j I ‘ to finance the wartime enterprises ] O W ER COS IS E. SPIRI tt aw e- aa ~ — * erry Me x N and pay the wages. of t yorkKers is. at a a e. #. é >» & A demonstration of this great accomplishment in these fine > 2 c+, a ar * , £ & . et oo” % * 2+ . ti oF 7 P . - } Try oy / ee ee a A Ae v ~ 7” vA ® ; 7, | em f+ reaucratic en decided in the 4 ‘ « a. » (SH it and capital to j \ } List} Lif Cenane ies .* a os = ro; Pate Lo war ret) Y ‘ ¢ ; ’ . } . LL. + ¢ * .« A a ; f er To i¢ na if sf ¥ it fia i) SS Ol DUSINeESS jeave it to business men, bankers and capitalists to throw their own jf mobilized wealth into the pot. Only | § ~ ‘ | = +e _ . ‘ the case of their f&Rilure to do §§@ yr, ¢ , 4 ie > ~@ rompuv is the Sew state or- eS * ‘ot, * . ws ‘. Se lees | oe Set | Se) Z . + d a'r a ie ; 4: 2 : j a In Newest Sutt Shades $1.98 $4.98 | — Special Tomorrow — fi 3 r mation to step in with requisi- tions. In the universal conscrip- ° tion it was decided this much, at , east, must be left to individual a] ; E OUSEe : SUl & initiative Logical, but Unexpected. is all in the hands of Pp prefects, who are trained ad- Looking at this plan uncritically, | a ninistrators, dependent fer pro- motion on the central power in Paris. Itis a complete bureaucratic | scheme, deeply rooted. The cen-| ‘ral. government, the Premier andi f his Ministers, are atany time able, | at least theoretically to Know in detail the smallest happening in the farthest corner of France. A war organization fitting over ex-' i ' . 34 (io Pee ; . “t« 79a” : ° ’ ¢ . al ie . set oe ~ - ~~ * oF - are ane Si $42.50, Special at Pew Spring Coats I 4” © need to rush hither and thither—for, you Son ae S | here, at MANGEL’S, the entire SS) ae ol! | coat mode—complete! Ready for your A | Hh @ Sections are coat fashions approved by Diamond — _ ye who make the Metropolitan mode for . - t who follow the smartest vogue in this he right coat at the right price. 116at ald we rd actly the same administrative areas (is logical, fin neverthitem, at Sal All Concentration in buying and sell- You'll see great selections of the | _ , * re Al : > , 7 of law expected of France. It woul orem normal seieen f) ing, specialized production, vast very newest styles for college oa « rrr ) ’ ‘ ' passea Dy Lilt (,erman Reichstar— ' position to venture on war legisla resources. of America’s largest men and business men—the new- position to venture on war legisia- German people are more adap'abl makers of men’s fine clothes estSpringcolors, Hazel tan, Pigeon ‘to organization than the French | . © ° But the Germans need no such law | make these creat values possible gray, silver blue, mountain blue The French, just because organiza- tion is their weak point, are now ‘having it foisted on them In this . + io. ' New low prices The very finest Spontaneity and elan are right, holds the Council of A, oer cosnd caer mee Hart Schaffner & Marx Hart Schaffner & Marx War is on a new basis. The last new Spring suits : bench made sults war became one of national resist- ance ' Next War to Be Foucht in Afr. | $ $ 50 ~ $ The next war will surely he fought largely in the air, and we \ ove SS lt a = 4 ode Fey . i * # | ~~ ~~ OLO SF AOE oO pO pF bet Opt * ‘ 1 | eer SSCS OSE SSS SPSS SS SS SPSS SSS OSS SSS SSS SSO SS FFL PO SFOS LAE POPP GOOG LAOFEAS POOH OHSPOSOOOS 4 - > ¥ Dresses for Spring : NEW! j SMART! I _—- SPECIAL! went the atruggling nations from’ using whatever arms they have at) : ®S hand and chemistry will provide. Yi most of them. | . %' With the war in the afr, fought Jargely with new types of chemt-' . y > cals, old-fashioned mobilizations, | & @ will be useless The enemy = will € » attack everywhere. Wo city, no; 7 = | 3 | tar ree Br, Be ee: ve 3s J FOOSES SESS * ; “" rh, a among military men there are no illusions about the use of poison | igas and other chemicals. They CHARGE ACCOUNTS INVITED know there will be no way to pre-) toro % Ss 4 factory region, no productive val- ey a a, Sane ae Washington Avenue at Broadway ‘the type of defense must be entire- | ome | Xl ty new. ESTABLISHED SINCE 1891 ; 7 . > ; ’ “Sst emo CR ae ern ainanperenemadt : igh aS Se em as ti 2 *, ” Ot Sap ee ae were tye r LD a I i a AY on a ye ie Bearece Si 2 fg ail Dns tne See Tage ree pO ‘ Pg bs Ma Se aa a Ca UENCE ly ee Ne (ae ‘ ‘ being discussed.in the Chamber no 409 N. 6th ST. a word Was said about the new types; ‘of warfare against which preven-' 2 ‘ ODPL PM Me Oe et ss et Se

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areas ann FRIDAY EVENING. MARCH 25, 1927__ ACT soon EVERYONE | i See Our Other Announcements on Pages 5 and 15 . ~ , 7 - A ‘Horlicks = Grandmothers of Today The Wedding | AND EVERYTHING | he ORIGINAL Are Good Judges od Continued from Preceding ——. it “ormplete pre Maited Miik l-: seghas te wy a@daughter | 4 tee | Whee | who is a prospective bride,’’ said a grandmother to the salesman. PAGE -14 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH a ‘*Pifty years ago when I was married I purchased a i room sul ite ma ade by ‘ Prafrock this BP BE eg ap eRe ¥ x eat i pat picebeige SWS sess, ai 2 cgay make her fur- the Przu- Fer all members of the family, children | F ee a 8. Che : ty BOLL A ND’S or adults, ailing or well. Serve atmeals, | cnowing the qualifications th: Lecust at Tenth ishing, casily soe ea a yore ota — — Jewelers ter 7¢ Years which, at any hour of the day er night, a two-p: xe pelle mma wwvovrweers vee re. gelicves faintness or hunger. ~ aair, made te . Ce ae as ss, | Prepared at home by stirring the pow- | one ene 24s! = BARGAIN OFFERS in RE- ecept tt oe site . the : = A le ee ee ee or PPT we or at — ssiepogntinsn m COG As Spee Org pps As opty sping: atone insti , - i dpe, tt! es ee eae 4 pagar mprrenmdee nests oak ek @er in hot or cold water. No cooking. | | f oat : wibk MACHINERY, see POST- = ome | a cern igen pp Sexy Exceptional pease. All Sizes = : re Values at 7 to 16 Years HESE Coats are sure to make instant appeal to the mothe rs when they see them—to the mothers because of thay Lows ©& daughte ceptional values that are so apparent—to the young girls beg the attractive styles and colors. Plan to shop during the morning Well Tailored of Tweeds, Mixtures, Sports Fabrics, Plaids, Velours and Twills r-trimmed—others newest Spring c mbroidery, Out blue, red, rose, tam, grees @ le, as well as the st: mixtures—a most attr election. Girls’ White Silk Dresses, $5.75 to 314.75 de chines, £1 Georgettes with dainty ruffles, ¢ tucks. pi leats and smock . a - 7 re well lined ive splend uid Dae a) ee — - * oe as oO — ; ba le atta * Dag arigeae RR SIT: RO SR IR MES I yi ody az bie Si -Sh a pee, as, Sn: at % a *g wer £3 HIS im filiation Suits were other affiliated : well-known ed ee ea oe Pitan lien onsale acta es 5 Ai pan 3 a Pe: rabhs bn ho og bg) jee Bence EN FS} to 14, at $1.95 to $3.95 (Downstairs AS PED ASAD ARNG LYNE OSE PAN RSENS AI MEDGE DNB Se ieee ple os GRADWOHL’S >a ¥ GRADWOHL’S Gradwohl’s Annual Trade-In Watch Sale is an event that is eagerly await- ed. dust bring in your old Watch, men’s or women’s or both accepted, re- gardliess of meke or condition. we wil make you a liberal allowance for it on the purchase of a new Watch. Remember, all Watches are sold in this sale on Gradwoh!'’s new deferre ¢ payment budget plan. : ac Gered by 1 . | . . : en ape Bae enact In Misses’, Women’s and Extra Sizes Trade-In for One of These Fine Watches ee ee Se eee ee oe Wille. AS at ae 2 Ae Tn Fe ype Se bahia peng hee Sere, ot ee | Spe bins i diate) " 2 Ge bial ai ele OBEY ee ha 7 oie sag AE GRAB Sita me RR TAKE IT WITH A SMILE! rest $11.75 Pea « ’ Sh s's 8 4 $20 value THtamond Wedkting Ringe. «ct with 3 di- $ amonds (not chins). with any diamond paeeeand purchase of $80 or over. Get both on Sener Cee pene, ey eee. (Fen 'W ske it. t003) Giee th +e ne season Se . 1 f : A] Well tailored of good 7 fancies & Es ; the newest styles and cole , ee > * i, cs : , he ~ —_ ’ ' $ a RE, Oy a SF — ie si , = 4 : ‘ 3 - ~ " Ls. + ie a = 4 = = ; 2 ; = *** oM@—ec&. Go & Gadd j rs ‘ 5 wrt : c . . > : es % noe: ‘ , ‘ , — % ° 2 « e ‘ , tu"y ? i. , iad an ae — . . , ” 4 ’ 74 = f : ; - . “—— ag, * . teat . on é . ; : ; oF be ee ‘ i - | | , izes. , iO years. 2 t. a - he i Re To SMS ‘ * * + « ' . + dé - : oo. we Pw ho ai.a8 awe ® et ntiee bik, la SEF - : = = ae ~ oo * : } : : * o - ’ : race.” 8 a & : ms . ~ ~ ~ . a - : 2 . 3 ; 4 bee wed a a “ = ™ as ‘ z | . : : . & bs hye i. : * 1) : | re a Ippued tn 5 is | 12 Be 7 Pea we a a = ~ x oe - . hans ) a le « rt -~ | + ~ 24 . | “ea iin aan > ae ~ well er are in the new raines priced $17.5 styles and colors. ‘D Thee Cod Liver O81 that Tastes xe Chocelage diguia or J ad:at Form

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wt -_" y=) to ~~ p Ss chk’ San gee i Se See nee ? ‘ eco ee RS ot as cor ' , : _— : , ' | | e r av N NG. yt x 7 = | PATCH ——— ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH PAGE 15 d 15 ee a | f | | Washington U. Engineering Exhibit neering accomplishments tm elec- See Our Other Announcements on Pages 5 an 14 x The engineering departments of | tricity, metals and chemieals. To- ue" STIX, BAER @ FULLER ¢ 3 a —(STORE FOR MEN A SERVICE COMPLETE) — 9 Loat: q Sale of ae oe | O Men S N Cw Spring "te. | 1 WO-TROUSER SUITS mothers because of the eg. Affords Opportunity to Obtain Exceptionally Fine the young girls because p during the morning hourg IB Materials and W orkmanship at the Low Price of | IDE, ixtures, Sports s and Twills . 5 () pe a | e newest Spring colors e blue, red, rose, tan, green ani Be ————EE blue, as well'as the newest # eR and mixtures—a most attractigs for selection. Ps $5.75 to $14.75 | ehertng oe ce -if + gee important sale is a typical example of the advantages which our af- 4 filiation with 17 other large stores makes possible. The fabrics for these Suits were purchased jointly by our clothing buyer and the buyers of the other affiliated stores, consequently tremendous savings were effected. The well-known mill from which the fabrics were purchased distributed the woolens among selected clothing manufacturers designated by buyers. ae Pats ite . ight a masque ball will Washington University are open to, sae aaa Ge , ive 3 Pp ‘be beld in Francis Grmnastum, and Visitors today and tonight, who M&ay "the “Queen of the Engimeers” will view an exhibit of student engi- be crowned. eee ee ee cee ee |CLOTHING 1400 DOWN ON CREDIT) €/2 A WEEK oP eee ee —- - eUEERS E o Buy Your Laster Clothes — On Our Easy Payment Plan Our Prices Can Be Compared With Any Cash Store ee $11 to $29 — eee Men’s and Young . Men’s Suits Single and double breasted. All : new shades: oor and two panta. Saturday only = Open Saturday Evenings STAR CREDIT CLOTHING (0 ‘S10 WASHINGTON AVENUE OVER WOCEWORTH'S 5-« “ND m. All Sizes 7 to 16 Years bean cegien th Siig “Over-Sunday Sweets’: That Hit the Spot” Ho ——_—_—---- suvaiomnantnepecniplipinenniananatipintintaininunstiiinisiaeiinaiiaeiaiitiaas SATURDAY SPECIALS ! Old Tome Candies | 14, at $1.95 to $3.95 (Downstairs 8 r Dress .) i “Good Old-Fashioned Kind” J An unusual assortment of choice sweets— | j Pecan Fudge, Cocoanut Pieces, Cream Brazil, | | - Chocolates, Caramels and Bonbons | —Packed in one and two pound 50c | S Owes 2... 5s. svedvent panes Pound, | i STYLES—2 or 3-button, single breasted; double breasted; college models. FABRICS—Worsteds; unfinished worsteds; twist fabrics; fine tweeds. COLORS—Fancy striped blues; new tans; new grays; fancy mixtures. Assorted Caramels Rich and nourishing full-cream Caramels, 42¢ assorted flavors with tasty nuts. Lb. Box French Mixed—Pound Box, 23c€ joa ——__—_ - -—_ —_— casteenaneaieiatitidiemanunianiee >_> Be v. Li Men's Royston Kuppenheimer ee Vit eee: | 2) ie Topcoats, $30 Topcoats, $50 (Store for Men—Fourth Floon? vi ; ye A 5. it. ieee pe These Coats, exclusive in the Store for Men, Aristocratic Coats of fine imported and Fruit Divinity Cake i =f : Pe embrace every new style tendency and outstand- domestic woolens tailored in new styles that A delicious Angel Cake, iced in rich butter cream, { Bt dk te: '. ing quality at $30. Fancy tweeds or cassimeres give you that satisfying knowledge that you intermingled with pineapple, orange | : } © in fancy or plaid patterns. are correctly and distinctively attired. 7 vans tien Gt wd , ~ + sai - razil Stolien each Pie ae A Selz Oxtord for Young Men CIGARS q@ CANDIES MAILED ANY The Wallop—a Blucher-Brogue Type in Tan or Black Specially Priced —— . amie Luis Martinez Cigars i Store Open Saturday Until 6 O’Clock. Corona size, 4 for 25c—50 in -00 metal humidor ..........$2.98 : STIX. BAER §3 FULLER Tampa Times Cigars ; Large size, Invincible shape, GRAND-LEADER The Wallop, introduced by Selz this Spring, is distinctively of the col- ee ee | legiate type. It has wide, semi-soft toes, rope-stitched soles, solid leather Box of 50, $2.25 | heels, perforated tips and metal eyelets. The Shoe is sturdily made of Cighvettos | fine quality calfskin in tan or black. All sizes. ecusih Coenen tata é Strike Cigarettes, $I 17 e Other Selz models at $6.00 are the Blimp, a broguish square-toe model; the carton of 200.... 1 Hampton, a conservative, semi-wide toe style; and the Custom, also a con- Briar Pipes, 39c—3 for $1 iH servative of imported luster calfskin in tan or black. (Cigar Shop—Main Floor.) (Men's Shoes—Matn Ficor-) | A 2 {'@e A. M. C. Broadcloth | Silk Neckwear in VY " R «Fis ! Shirts. $1.95 Newest Patterns, $1 ouths weet gh : JV New Spring Suits lh 4 en and Boy$h Boys’ Quality . ° : : sd , A.M.C. Shirts are purchased The artistic effects achieved : -Piece Suits in huge quantities through our from new ideas in striped and it : ; affiliation with 17 other large figured patterns lend Spring a 2. Dg ol i} A Special Demonstration of : | 95 stores. They afford fine tai- meckwear an unusual distinc- | : loring and the high-grade lus- tiveness. The Ties are wool- Toua Trousers | Th N | $ . j trous material. Neckband or § lined to give long wear and g c ationa . collar-attached style. lasting shapeliness. H Pp i aokesr { ressur | (Men's Furnishings—Main Floor (Men’s Furnishings—Matin Fico: S9() ; These Suits are correctly fashioned in the popular 3-but- ton, single-breasted college models. They are tailored ac- cording to our exacting specifi- cations, with an eye to giving the youth of 14 to 20 years the same distinctive lines that their To Acquaint More St. Louis Housewives With a Time-Saving Waterless Cooker That Makes All Food Taste Better. RENTS are sure to recognize ' splendid workmanship and § tures in these Suits, and at the P y present an exceptional sav! e¢ in single and double br els. Fashion-Fit Seat Covers for Your Automobile ASHION-FIT Covers are carefully tailored and fash- ioned to add beauty and longer life to the interior of the car. They may be had for practically all the models Everything—meat, vegetables, puddings—is cooked at one time—at one operation in this National Pres- sure Cooker. And the foods taste better, are more easily digested and more healthful. t the newest fabrics in the ne ors—Suits consist of coat, vest, The National Pressure Cooker plaids and fancy mixtures , : ort t incipal makes of cars. Prices are listed below: Sa long and one pair of sh i : : of the principa es ars Jt tae teetinave ave afforded. ee ia! che eee ae ae Pa or two pairs of knickers. May O E | sive a "Oe oy . eed cine a ate Baste os Th : e o S i i | natural juices over single r sizes _ 16 years. Bring ur xCiu or fords : or evrolet He | mance Seven. éciiciomntyt iu | came ee ng own in the morning: : Coupe okewi .» 94.95 oupe . a a ds ee i = | 30 minutes. — ng P wen , Coach ae — . Rach Suit a oy * it Cooks potatoes in ro min- All food cooked in one- ) ¥Y 2-Door Sedan... $7.95 oac ? and two pairs of wide-bo! 4 third the time required by ee S ‘ts Taedor Sedan.........87.93 Sedan or Landau.....$9.95 tom trousers. They are ir | an chicken tenderly in | the old way. Tastes better Boys Spring $5 ‘ | 4-Door Sedan... $8.95 Cabriolet ... . ea S0 a po yon ggg gore a | Se anilaneateits and is more nourishing. 75 $12 98$15: : * For Cars of Other Makes ny * . " . + =~ ' Two-Passenger Coupes 7 : i $6.95 F ' ntroducto O er $ ; - | No matter what particular shape os Two-Door Sedans wg $10.95 ed ps. ’ Pp 'y ” 1] tail d of 4 materials 7 shade may best become you, you will 4-Door Smal] Sedans . ie i a Gia wal eke ai aR ew bey ; mrst ayment sil 2a Agen gate izes 6 find it in our wide a we re ee ak os ae te | aes .......:.- ~daine Royston-Hi Topcoats, $20 i) And the balance in small monthly payments. Came in newest styles and colors—sizes © | these popular-priced Hats. Light and i: A fee lig via nace Tapes $ “ and see a demonstration of this marve Cooker—and you ' _ . -D rge Secans Or Landaus i a 0 mera. E : | ' , . ‘ i * ‘ medium shades. They are typical of “Poet Coupes and Small Coaches ...........$9.95 Here are the new tweed Topcoats in herringbone, will realize that it pays for itself in six months. ’ G | the outstanding values, consistently (Sporting Goods—Fourth Floor.) plaid and checked patterns. The Coats are tailored ; ys Topcoats, $3.95 to $ offered under the Royston label by Phone Orders Filled — Call CEntral 6500 in loose-fitting, English box-back models; sizes 14 | i LO-~qt. SIZE .. 20H ss tbsdvseceedecebees $i9 ese come in sizes 24 to 8 7. Mi. Stix, Baer & Fuller. to 20 years. Student Sectiom—Fourth Fioor j 12-qt. C6 *. cc cacennsee C4 tees tee newns . $23 1 made and are in the new »prm | (Men's Hate—Main Floor.) : | Ty Oe he .. . 27 les and colors. | pownstaire , »' Blue Ribbon, Double-Edge Safety Razor Blades, of Swedish Wafer Steel, 10 seceded i ) (Fitth Pases. & (Netions—Main Floor. i

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FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 25, 1927 a PAGE 16 _ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ SHOTGUNS REPULSE ATTACK Z BOY SHOT BY POLICEMAN ON BALDWIN INN IN COUNTY Owner and Manager Fire at Two Invaders Who Escape in Auto, —— Ww cundes. tt empted IN SERIOUS CONDITION Alex .Magnaski Refused to Halt Wi neki *% rd: rel to hy Officer Florsheim Shoes ee cAlso Go mp: You've noeticed them—those well groomed men who walk with springy step and air cf cool con- fidence. Trust their judgment in clothes—trust them to wear Florsheim Shoes wherever they go Visit This New Store FLORSHEIM SHOE STORE OLIVE AT SEVENTH ST. The POST-DISPATCH Regularly prints MORE WANT APS than ALL the other St. Louis newspapers COMBINE D ‘, cs f q ‘ oF 7 . we 2 me 2 & 3s SZ ye , «t *. a] a Fy bs % i - ad . = ‘e Mcre Furniture Quality Than Double The 2S Was tll ~ gn. re Z CPPDEELIEE: ; “KROEHLER” BED-DAVENPORT SUITE—Table and Lamp Included i ceneneetemenninnen _ CHIFFOROBES: SPEC man: j $15.5 = Erery bome nreds | @pe of theese Chif-'; | ferobes and bere is | & spiendid oppertiu- nity tw g°t one at ‘ a oOt¢ saving | price. These Robes f are sturvitiy ; ted A a. $225.00 VALUE .~ 29 Se & great + = . “$2 00 Weekly Pays for the Complete Outfit. An Extra Room far U nerpected Gaeests Watts > "LO * £. Camptete with aor — : ‘ : Z + ee Oniv yy Week “en Home Outi $373 “COMPLETE HOME FURNISHERS” 1116 OLIVE STREET SAINT LOUIS, MO. Less Newspaper Space—Bigger and Better Values °Q STITTETT TEA ITT aod PEEEELSTNSTRELTEV ERTS TEAS EAAS UTS CLEUETEELERT STAT EIST ETD (TERE IEAM EE DEERE EEDA EEERD STE ET PENT STL EF TST ETE ELT ETT ALLY LES CATT ESTEE TEESE AY LEE LATTE ESET VRE ENTLY LV TT TLL LEVEL VTLS S TTT ITIT ET LETT sommrommmmmremmsssCharge Purchases Made the Remainder of the ‘Month Not Payable Until Ready With Hundreds of New Modes in “) Spring Coats “Miss Modern’ > Will Adore -: ° - = stegge, AAC ge $ $ OF a $ 20 Misses’, Women’s, cide a slenderizing styles. Silk or Ye Geter eweue veues ee (Sonnenfeld’s Coat Shops—Third Floor.) SONNENFELDS 610 to 618 Washington Avenue wa bY We VY Caw NY NEVE VANS KUNE NAVY UY EE VERSUS VEN SN UMN EVE Bd db UY YY VY Uy Ve UYU UH UY UMN EPMO UY UY We Ve UN Vy UU UY WEEE UY Webel UY VaWu UY We UMN Vu ie vy Uety ue! BES VS UE VY UY CSV NY UY VU vs bau y UU UN u vu Ue WE WEY Y Ve Nau Ye YY Wy vy Tenet Ua YG YY A Aaa mn —— — cnaiathasen. ORR Pa — ee . puemgpmnmpnaapedapaapey alg _qpmeapaae aL SIO CTT Oe o00-ceenenrant bonllltiaeelehetieai tain nena athdimataimmnamneaie en re aa let te te fo ee | ee ee 2s ee i as the Pin Money Shop a Special Featuring of One Bottle of ° ° Coty’s Perfume and J unior Miss (Size Illustrated) At the Moderate Price of Also Sizes $ 15 Likewise a for Misses ~ Complete Range and Women of Extra Sizes - HE success of our “Pin Money Dress Shop” in ab ways presenting the new styles first. . .almost simul- taneously with their appearance in Eastern fashion cen- ters...is clearly demonstrated by the great number of entirely different styles making their appearance Saturday. Georgette Over Prints—Taffeta Combinations One Box of Coty’s | | Be —Filmy Georgettes—Newest Prints and Can- F Pp der | ton Crepes are a few of the materials. ace row Cnt 19 Ag bP ess | High-Grade Frocks er at x $20 825 835% Styles with the unmistakable imprint of Paris, in approved fabrics and correct modes for any occasion. Silk Vestees , ; mie Tailored Suits | Fox Scarfs —Fer Tailored Suszts A Feature Group at = = Complete Without One 29 hairline stripes in = reast a effects = Large, fluffy skins, in rich suades ot se | red, beige and platinum. Other Fox Chokers, $35 to ail (Sonnenfeld: Fur Salon—Third Fleer} bi iyi Other Tailored Suits Up to $65 ~ Sonmnenfeld’s Suit Skhop—Third Floor.) °m i. POP LPP PE BP BPD BDL PPK” PDP LP? eSoSoS soos a Ya ) Two New Arrivals m Beverly Creations ; 717 cf 444 77+ ~ Outs ~ SLATLG mg bes Tine '¥ Mode! Crochet Visca Hats__N ew Effects “Renee” Patent Leather Open-shank One- Strap, spike heel; a beauty at.. ] ol i ~~ F n the Debutante Ha rh wi wy ~~ utante at on op Smart new modes eng the ad Geb and sub-deb we com- = $6. / plete variety, pric Sonnen’*eld -—Second Fleer ~ Sale! Children’s and Juniors’ Hats Ages 4 to 16 Years—Priced EXTRA SPECIAL at Ot ee wt Pe Pe ¢ - ae we 2 ee ee ee ee a Pd P of , . _ PERG GGG GOO GPF FOF OO 0 0 Oo OOD We) at + > il Bit alectian He por ene + se! ber on and. pbegh nn ng ; ni eee map en dressy a ie th : mmumerabie variations: a!] popular ty tor savings seldom presented before colors and combinations and all head Easter. sizes for girls aged 4 to 16. mmmenteid’s Children’s Hat Shop—Second Floor. ¢ 4 * 4,4 , ' BSCS FOROS OGG SG 9600006 GOOG POOR OOS OOO’ 0006560988 99999596006 959608 GOOG g CIF ODODE SOOOD 2] SE A en on oA EEL ADAM OR ORO EEO Om In : FREE!) New Frocks for the Miss — Sonnen‘eid’s Dress Shope—Fourth Floor.) ? - Forged sieel i c-tecth Rake. — Sper al _ Forced strei biade. Gelid steri with senkoned 9&8c , _ Sickory . . Sati steel with hickory handic. B9c 4 Jeunty! | Youthfall . Sabarti x: iS No Spring Ensemble Is Quite q . = | 75 £ ke }HARDW. ie | 811 DELIVER ee GARDEN TOOLS GARDEN HOE SPADING FORKS. handie. “peciai ..... GARDEN SPADES “CULTIV ATOR HOE me Electric Soldering aa ial STAIN KNIVES"

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SS Price of Likewtse a Complete Range of Extra Sizes Dress Shop” in al- first. ..almost simul- n Eastern fashion cen- y the great number of ing their appearance eta Combinations Prints and Can- of the materials. ade Frocks 29 unmistakable imprint of fabrics and correct modes Shops—Fourth Floor.) ox Scarfs ing Ensemble Is Quite plete Without One *20 fluffy skins, in rich shades of and platinum. ox Chokers, $35 to $475 a's Fur Salon—Third Floor.) wo New Arrivals in Beverly reations \ \ \ yp, any | “Renee” $ 5() atent Leather =——— gen-shank One- ap, spike heel; . auty eee 0-Flo” $O.50 Patent! = Black Satin! Ament Moire! *s ; si will be used for the first, the hand- The organ a soa ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH apean AT CATHEDRAL | o'clock service, and Arthur Davis. OT | Cathedral Organist, w ie » organ at Christ Church | cital at 8 P.M. cost about $40,000, -carved walnut c lay morning at the 11 former organ being: ret ase of the ill give a re.) ained. Free FRIDAY EVENING, weekly noon-day organ recitals | will be resumed by Davis on April | |], and pn Good Friday evening, Mercadante'’s oratorio, “The Seven | Last Words,” will be given by the |; choir of men and Dboys. 51 7-19 WASHINGTON AV. 4-HOUR SALE 8 to 300 \ Worth $27.50 & $25 Woah $22.50 & $20 Worth $18.00 & $15 Cheiee:... i . Until the Groups a Are Completely Sold Up. | | | | 12 O’Clock---of COATS Springtime Crepes Easter Frocks 300 DRESSES Worth Up to $22.50 Silk Georgettes ....... Crepe Cantons ....... Black-and-Whites ..... Dance and Party Dresses 95 All Colors & Sizes HARDWARE. COMPANY 81i NWN. SIXTH ST. by Dist: ENTRAL 4400 GARDEN TOOLS GARDEN RAKES sieel 12-teoth Rake. “GARDEN HOE steel blade. SPADING FORKS steel with seasoned handle. Special ... GARDEN SPADES “CULTIVATOR HOE iE orones. a -_——_--——— - Electric Seldering loin A much bdetier de in an ee ~_— (per thah the ordinary. 95c Pete with co cord and ~- ey Pull- Clete Sy ! Electric Socket i a’ New Elements _ wed & Electric Irons Will fit practically all make irons. 85¢ | POCKET KNIVES _ Ls. n Knives in a variety " Patterns. ened $1.00 — MERE F, if hen ce “ . Special STAINLES Gallon Gallon $1.00 ‘$1. 90 $3.50 GARAGE PAINT Good quality outside Paint. $1 45 Very special, per gallon INSIDE VARNISH aus ee omer gg 75c SHELLAC Adaptable for all oe $1 SCREEN a 4-INCH PAINT BRUSH Vuleanized in rubber WINDOW SHADES In a variety of colers. 6 long, 36 inches wide. Nery ‘special each es erosion Screen Wire Genuine brenztyw and belly “4 ' copper and is much ~ mere durable. All poseeaseny widths, cut to any Sry - ta le h desired. ee me z= “ngt « 6c tT sess F% | Per aq. ft. 4 oe ee P In 10@ ft rolls Sette hess per eq. ft. oraireoeeete Bar er 94-inch railing with heavy rear brace; For = Complete .... Bumperettes te: match. Special. pair Soa $6.95 MILLER | NNER TUBE 29x4.40 =x. F. ¢C. grade. guaranteed by ws. valine, special ... Oversize Cord Tire 350x344; heavy clincher cord. Fully . =" $6.95 Es Special, 10-Ib. 25 baz, at Cc 89c | " 49c¢ | | The special for this & le | Holds all size pipe from | % to I $6.95 | #5 $1.39 | | wrench, combination T and L LINCOLN PARK GRASS SEED a ania and lu» — grass ty law | 29c: en. 85c: ibs. $1. 35 WHITE CLOVER a ae 65c Kentucky hit ‘Conn ee ee Hydrated Lime Pulverized Shei Manure 10 ibs. 25 ibs. 50 ibs 100 Ibs. 49c 89c $1.49 $2.65 High-Wheel, Ball-Beasine LAWN MOWER High-wheel Mowers cut easier, quicker, and cleaner. The famous Coldwell full ball-bearing and self-sharpening Mower. High wheels: all cutting parts of finely tempered steel; — guaranteed in every 10. 95 spert. pec! tal 50-Ft. Gerdes Hose Made of the highest grade molded kinkahle rubber. solutely fresh and fully euaranteed; 1,-inch size. Special for this sale, $4.95 WOOD HOSE REEL, ‘$i. 69 Pipe Threading Outfit 4 and 1 inch pipe; $5.75 $1.75 PIPE CUTTER Cuts pipe from * te l — $1.75 &percial Stillson Wrenches _ 59¢ spec iat ..... 29C Threads , every tie ‘fully gus rr inteed., complete Ou PIPE Vise extension ber. and square sockets. $5.19 GARDWARE, co. 811N. SIXTH ST. | By the Associated Press. jin the Chicago 'three early today with the death | 'of the second of |last night. The iwere Sam Sing, Chinese laundry; owner and qa Hip Sing Tong mem- | city. | tested, suspects connection with the |cago, a member of the Tonge. | suspects, | quest ‘shot in -by four ‘member of the On riddled with bullets as he worked | ‘in his establishment. | Poch was siain in a card room | ‘by a man whom witnesses at the | | Chinese Gunmen Are ,.hand are 7 : ‘“ are vowels, he sa THIRD FEUDIST RILLED N CHICAGO TONE WAR Chinese Had Just Finished Fire- MARCH 25, works Celebration of Release of Five Prisoners. March °5.— Deaths tong war reached | CHICAGO, two men wounded | latest ber, and Moy Kung, of the On Leong Tonk. | One hour before the double kill-| ing occurred Chinatown celebrated | the release from custody of five) held for murd Chin Poch On Le yesterday of ons When police r hundreds of Chinese crowded the district, touched fireworks, burned an streamers from windows danced about. effigy, — =o > Less thap two hours after an in- | had been | into Poch’s death opened today, Sing and Kung were Sine’s West Side laundry Chinese who rushed in, shots and clattered hind. Hee, 37, and was fired a dozen out, leaving their pistols be An hour later Moy owner of another laundry, Leones, inquest identified as a member of the Hip Sing Tong. for Each Tong Murder. By the Associated Press NEW YORK, March 25.—“Back to China by the shipload, was an ultimatum deli ict Attorney Banton to Sing and On Leong en he called upon them to attend a peace conference today. The Chinese Consul-General was Shootings which marked the end of a two-year truce took eight lives—three in Chicago, two in Brooklyn, in Pittsburg and one in Manchester, was critically wounded several others amed. Po- are paid rival tongs. Louis Chinatown Quiet, With ee spe ages Gunman. St. Louis police have been asked ok tee We oo Thong. alias Foy. alias Fay, 25 Hip tongman of Cleveland, in connec with the shooting in Cle Jans of Jim Yee, ota en of the rival On Leong tone. me its thought Thong may have come to St. Louis, although Hip Sine mem- bers are in the minority here. St. Louis’ Chinatown has yre- mained peaceful, but the detectives assigned to “Hon instructed to he anv outbreak or — 1A runmen anda if neces- sary ‘ vered the rival sing tongs Wi invited. Conn. One ; i 4 a in Cleveland and were shot in the cities n : J A Great Radio Improve- ment! A REVELATION awaits you when you first hear the perfectly tuned Magnavox. These sets are tuned at the factory by a tuning meter that is a thousand times more sentitive than the human ear. NUGENTS THE STORE FOR ALL.THE PEOPLE Just Arrived— Only a Few More! For those who couldn’t attend the last sale we offer a few more. Regular price of this outfit is $179.40. AGNAYOX UNCLE Ota Radio Completely Equipped EE Terms as Low as 323.00 Weekly No Interest After Small Deposit Here’s What You Get for Only $69.75 Nothing Else to Buy t No. 25 Magnavox Single- Dial Set with Built-In Loud Speaker Westinghouse Rubber Case Storage Battery Cunningham CX-301A Tubes 4s-Voilt Beacon B Batteries 4°4-Volt C Battery Fleetwood Aerial Kit No Guessing for Wave Lengths Turn to the radio program in your paper. length in meters of the station, within range, you desire to hear. Turn to that wave length on your single dial. This dial calibrated in actual wave length meters from 200 to 550 meters. It is also calibrated from o to 100 as other sets are. Four Great Names in This Offer: | Magnavox—Cunningham—Westinghouse—Fleetwood Note the wave L¢ BROS.& CO. fasi The Old Reliable Credit Jewelers—Largest in the World 717 OLIVE STREET DIAMOND IMPORTERS SELLING DIRECT TO THE PUBLIC -CASE-CREDIT This Is the Time to Get the Most Jewelry Value We are reducing our stocks before inventory—merchandise of . every variety must be moved. This is our reason for making rad- ical price cuts on our newest and choicest Diamond Jewelry, Watches, Silverware, Fancy Jewelry, Gift Novelties, etc. You can make a big saving by buying at our March Pre-Inventory sale. Liberal credit terms extended with every purchase; discounts of 10% to 25% during this special sale. Solid 18-k. White Gold Rings Set with Brilliant ” Diamonds MZ “LORNA” $1.25 a Week “CORAL” $3.75 a Week wy OT EE he $1.00 a Week “ROSITA” $5.00 a Week NO MONEY wo eae: 14-k. white Landeo and engraved. 2 rh _ 2. ered Set with a $25 «white DINamond $1. 0 a Week WEDDING RINGS | a= ) Special Value in 3-Stone Ring ite’ a“ | Two fine blue-white Diamonds; choice synthetic Sapphire, crystalline |, Emerald or aynthetle Ruby in center. Ring is solid 18-k. white gold eolid 158-k. a - . tia one Other beautiful three-stone Rings in a varied selection. Set in solid white gold with gorgeotts designs, band en- graved and pierced. These Hinge are ' monds of dazzling splendor. | Pistinum on eolid 14-k. white = 1) synthetic ;} one genuine | Diameond. $17.50 ~ $1.75 a Month Liue-white Elgin Watch liigh - | ae: bas Y White Gold Wrist Watch | 15 jewels; tle sj izT guaraniced rie’ wen? | We Carry AN Standard | Makes of Rattreaead | Vatehes — Guaranteed te Pass inepection. Credit at Cash Prices $15 ‘ , -. Dis- ‘ all prices up Tableware is on relvet_pad in band- sorne “WMiity” tray. _ Chotce of theee patterns: “Aneestral,” “Anniversary,” “AtmbassaGer” or “Gid Colony.” 29 or 26 plece eet. with be war! eclid handle 4 ae all set with beavtiful blue-white Dia- PS RA ES RE Rm or Rain aR Hoty SE Ponte. gen AOA OLR LA. 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; PAGE 18 ‘ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 25, 1927_ : ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH _ fe Dae ) : Thom psor i 7 Rerthoven —— Program. . : ) pais innde, * sca irnin la nd ¢t ¢ | ont Coroner | g slag heap and the crus : oad “ae ues ae Oe , - ihad broken. plunging him into the | ; called. The Coroner started an i . te ee alee ai “geal. i. \e Special Sale ce Maite quest. After hearing the boy's Louis, a literary society, will com : | crat 210 wT. —_- - s we ‘ to a8 fae ome Mente the fernttenni a} of Reet h- e : tt : 7. ry ~ tF4 ; - ° r pat Lv oO; men ©Tli — oat a6 S84 “e-+ a2 ae sees 84 . : bey succeeded in pulling pe “e ¢ ty ’ ‘owen’ eath tomorrow night by a 7 it Sather out of the hole, but he as lidayodoro Lo imVves.i —- § | 2 at the Jefferson biote! ” om y dead. The boy wrapped the body their return the inquest will be prograin = wees a aig a aa “el is CP: ae ‘ ———— Dr Rotand de la Garde oft the wi a : sis ¢ S in a blanket placed it tm the car concluded. Ss 3 OO te ee ee are tt ie 6 tac 1 d f ey a € a os Str a p W atc hes 2 ; nc sa rt ed for re oe, r T) un 3 eT Liiity v *? om masi Va eo | - a4 8S o> a. ‘ ee sf : a mt ph die . { Om bining t ree an our co r y. 4 = a Es “J ~ “ tuliillment ot the made tor compose. is , — — 8 ila : aie. nti : - >t ai tert (0 Spc Tt and Hust icsS mod a7 tT? the : ’ - . 4 wr gs: : « cf ‘ - — ~F ‘ar : i * ae pe oe oo 8 cai a oni 7 -] = Ble nav ~ : rOT SPrTing ana Faster a . ati oie ge ee . ashion-correct crepes, SUES anc Ciotis ict . : 5 by = | ne : snd all of the Lichter tones. Pleats, tucks, jackets, : Sp r. ne i Y a: net : ee wel Sade : tet L£BCIie Of Vie mrs tet ft CAainN ( bY fiw : s: oni’ , wnd’s —_ bole = and 3]] ot the smartest ner ettects. : . : embroidered . ; : .Tesses, alse — ‘ . _ -— - . ~ * : Misses’...Women’s.. .Extra Sizes ruffle-tetmmed : ° Made ofa good : : quality vofle, in NOI oOo . Spring shades. new : 75 and $25 : Sizes 2 to 6 Years : New Dress Arrivals at $16.75 $25 Headquarters for Betty Wales and Peggy Paige : : : Latest Copies of Paris Frocks by Deja...... $39.50 : lapeis and 2 : : Wrap-around or . >. emits ne y : : Sizes 14 to 3B b . —€ . Suit Salon—Thied 0 : : ms Sale of Coty’s Toiletries An Interesting ee : loty s Face Powder, ail tnts Sr, : ae 5 (Coty s Face = Saturday Sale : - ° ‘ vy wo . ait H . e = al : —_ ~~ * . jae : . | SPECIAL event for Saturday as =, : ' S Saturday We Offer Many A Ce a a ee LE ; - 4.9 Frock to go with the Coat you like, a Coat rs : ir : Sam I Hi t ee eee — or tw 7 , , : SE ERS fpr ny deer tov Gres ews ee a: 6S495e ; eg ae ne of eath and split t st at 2 for $16 =i : — ae : In a Special Sale at : i : : T at Newest ta The fides: ftom an : Smart ltth Frocks @ : : : at ane Rage oe : repe or crepe de . . a" THe Ts SITla rPce r rc it? rc rgette S eS iz : ~ . i & crepe, Canton crene : * ae 3 > . . (her wanted ks anc at . ‘Trummed stv.es, some a ce : . “ ce DOCEST and "active c li P ei ae ns . Cr ae eTtects A p 105 4 : : oT party ear iain om re : *haGes Sizes 7 wo EBo@ ae : r : _ tpt Le MITTS : Be : TER Pec a 4. cs ¢ Loe neu ~ i is . : * 5 & . . ae 4 2 ° SG satin Ha ~=4 a th : ee! , , Fa - a . ( it Is : : : . nee Ngee =o rs 3 yead — : Mis ee 6 a Hi Onnile ri oo ee Larger Sizes : ‘ > 5S oe, — ote “—* ~~" oe" > - = .*.*,*.* _ . ana Tese » 2 s For the early shoppers, 100 sport and tommed ? Oe OOS ae 0 a ag a” oO 0 0" «a : ton or tailored ee : mod sei demi: We Ti Ce : : amc the correct : — a : Sises 7 to 14 and . : fb 116 Olive St —420 N. Sixth—6118 Easton in the “badle = , | | - . GARLAND, ; t the Z ot Sine PIITTIITIItiliitiiititiiittii irri eestentet Ww. Inc.—Sixth St, Thru to Broadway—Between Locust and Se.

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH me ——— 40 Miles an Hour.(Italian dest S DISPA IDAY E ND G, MAR 25, 1927 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ : aa haat _ March 25.—The new | will in sania ae: “he nae which | (end of April, developed a speed I pening continuous operation and con | New York, for instance, to work REATED O co mt the '40 miles an hour, it is announced. NEW Pe with each other. Even here,/out an adjustment that will elim- — : it is the hope of the commission|inate the trouble. If they do not | that we shall be able, after consid-| work out an adjustment, the com- WEEK FRE E ma a series of trials just completed. Short breathing re- | | The new type of turbine produces boda the iguraiane rages A to notify! mission will make one and enforce ig 96 to 48 hours; swelling re- | }maximum speed, with 17 per cent Chicago and' it.” nm 15 to 20 a9 Regulates ‘Cold is a Prescription for jess fuel consumption than in . as corrects the liver gon nee Bil: s, Grippe, iu, Dengue, other destroyers. One of the strik-| an AVENUE CORNER SEVENTH » in lptaile of the = ;° + | "sx 2a Sie oa ata ef ; i | a a WASHINGTON Remedy Company. ious Fever and Malaria. Hon is her ability te olimieate an} Kilocycies, spaced by Units of © er mere a | Ke Ga. It kills the era tion ability to eliminate al] HOCYC , opac - r smoke discharge 10, Will Replace Meters as Measure. Presenting the Newest Acclaimed Footzeiear Mades for Spring! — i Sf. Louis Great o EAGLE | By the Associated Press. | 8 OUT or TA, map Clothing Store A ! STAMPS ; WASHINGTON, March 21-—The| Oe ee ee ee oe ee ee ae « ee: Federal Radio Commission has an- S LISTEN, MEN! DON’T THROW YOUR MONEY AWAY ! ALTERATIONS nounced that heréafter the electri- EVERYTHING SHOWN IN THE FINEST STORES IS HERE FOR ak cal frequency of power used in- — broadcasting, rather than the wave ect Men's & " TOPCOATS Scie im cnet, would be- the] apg _— basis of classifying stations. | Ee a rrs/Youths Cassimere. $25.00 All applicants for license to) — OICEST MOD- broadcast or to use radio teleg- | ELS, ow ee ON oAL raphically are notified to govern | E 12.90 a Cane. LAT- ‘themselves accordingly. Hereafter allocations of space ee ARRAY OF . STYLED UP TO THE MINUTE for broadcasting will be made op the kilocycle scale, by which 549 ND YOUNG MEN’S HANDSOME ay TAILORED TO THE Oo arg es gh Bee 4 Tht HOMESPUNS SZS5P vouste ano sincie srensreo woners f soscsn Wad ‘ ‘ Went soe ee eek pete ue ? — f, ah a os 4 7 i ore ; j oN ee 3 ie 4 ¢ BRI oe >: been 8 ORRIN C ES Ager PTT MR ng ti Se tailing. MMI co eS Hep I Me Re NBS mR me IN ON So ‘ peeve et hie. engine ital: ee ee ee ee ed » a ~ « e oe : we EE OL AOL A ECE CITE NIE Nap 5 OO LITE DION, ARN y SAPD ONLY ON ON Tel Bie 6 Be a . he 4 er Paes a) . a length, the broadcasting band reg- | WITH 2 PANTS pig c. __ POWDER BLUE GRAYS. BROWNS, ETC. : ularly used is exhausted. Further, the allocations will be REGULAR AND EXTRA SIZES 0 saced apart by even units of 10, running 540, 559, 560 and so forth $27 ‘BO ~ b 2 ? ae a owe ew Adhd ea 2 iieliien oie dieatnn 2 anttelieeahen on aati tae aa adciie teed - The aol soar s « the Classic One-Strap and Sandal -Models Comprise the Parisian Selection of the Footwear Mode .,. Low Priced at $690 It’s a “Riot” for Style and a Sensation in Price .convinced the commission that it 0 RR UMBRO prt te MR: Cera genera nN SE Rederer Walter Scott + a =—8#2- PANT ne stations nde in operation in the! AND \ gag nited States. °* Jackson Hill Louis W. Peters | ig — Sizes 5 to 9 : . f fearings on the radio situation 5 $. Solomon Robert T. Lindsey | i $10 a 39 j wil ll begin March 29, but the study fn Kelly Charles C. Schreiber s ; PANTS . | has proceeded so far that the com-| , AND VEST } IT} issioners are satisfie +hat rac- BOYS y -7 bv j d Lilie I a De bee Wikiams Joseph Feldotte : | ly all the operating broadcast- j $14 All- Wool “45 &£ ,; ers may aid in solving the problem DARK WORK PANTS 90c ; Long and Golf ° /\ “If it were necessary to cancel a | eet ss Pants. Vest and seagate » whole body of licenses in every part i Worsteds & PANTS f 85 Double-Breasted the United States and to work Cassimere ’ . , interference evervwhere he- | $7 Boys’ 39 fi ; : th > it was as acute as that ¥ All-Wool ‘AE = well s that $7 MEN Suit Pattern PANTS, 3.95 wee around New York and Chicago, I : Mm Wool .am inclined to think that the com- Cowhide and Crown = 4 a mission would resign in a body and’ $115 ‘Overalis—Jumpers. 5 _—Caeee Sh pe pein ot $1 ; | Sane it would be apyh to get KNICKERS any set of hun 1an a to fac ‘e the BOYS’ $2 GAPS-& HATS, asc! | MEN'S 75¢ BALBRIG. UNDERWEAR, 45: | job,” Commissioner Bellows said. Brim ‘But ‘jinn ily the cohgesti on is BOYS’ 75c¢ PERCALE BLOUSES, 350 1b pretty well localized. Of the 733): ations operating, a jlarge number ’ Part-W ool $ want to send only a few hours in a BOYS’ $2 Fass’, SWEATERS, $1 ck anid ‘mecey wih : Faney to reach a 2- , restricted locality. A great num-| wens pte WORK SHIRTS, 39c ber of these stations can be fitted | FREE a ; M-LANDAY = in together by proper allotment of aa . . =m time, wave lengths and localities. peal ~ ERR es EE oY Rae ao a “The interference largely comes. the great stations which seek Tete tiec, sietesieiiiee fie ten oe eS ee tad Parchment in All Its Vas riations ... Sparklingly, srilliant Creations in Water-Lily, Patent, Sate in and Compose Shades, All Sizes... All Widths, High and Low Heels. BEDELL SHOE SHOP — FIFTH FLOOR Dark Long Pants PATENT Spike heel and trim in With spike heel or red or mother of pearl ¢ satin with gunmetal —Cuban heel and trim patent trim and Cuban s in rose blush. heels. oe 7 ead e (sited aid ME PS oe eS a al a - = ma a sare. A athena pranngys — nee ‘ — - . a 2 A IER ott oh ME Sg Se rE AN AOS a be. See epee. . phere * PEELE IMI PRI. AER ORI Nt Ra ARR ANE Dy ee ea lM a es Se eo Te nn ne ee en ~ ota As always! Sensenbrenner’s is first to present the new 7” in Shoes at a popular price. Kiki is as tantalizing as a jazz band. There’s Paris written all over its flaunting bow, 8 2 ae ne ee | medium- round toe and high arch! See it Saturday! You ‘ll MORE WANT ADS than ALL the | say it’s a “Scream!” All sizes and widths. “ Other St. Louis Newspapers COMBINED. ] Coe ee ee ee ‘ A eS ati LUJ0VH0J MMi ttt mn et mt nr i or i ‘S82 2s) BY Jresses tai- ored of a jTots’ Voile Dresses PLAYER ROLLS | Watch + ces Our sstonStore Attractions | Watch Victor Records || Tots’ Silk Dresses — 3 ' | Reg. $1.69 ALL THE LATEST HITS Law OS ore for Regularly $5.95 Underpricing of WMA) Dunty se 00 39c EACH Grand Grand as 19c wentect set tai-@ 95 ae mbroidered é oad gquali- . : a Dresses, also — | ‘ 0 enin Opening Newest Suits 4 3 —— trimmed ne i i Farewell” “In a Little Spanish Town” p g BROADWAY AND MORGAN ST. A wonderfy] assortment of Victor and ie epee ae , #2 ims “Take in the Sun, Hang Out the Moon’”’ ; — h Made ofa good ; “Daddy's Pal’ “It Made You Happy” Brunswick 75c Records, a]] 10-inch. dou. chime oF $ 1 Q50 F guality voile, in new j: “Tonight You Belong to Me”’ SATURDAY MORNING SPECIAL—UNTIL 1:30 P. s ONLY ble-disc, brand-new Resorts ae ie sail en a Spring shades. j} 2 “Just a Bird’s-Eye View” “Thinking of You” | “a ’ rib on ri if- }St /s | at gyre hee a oiiia te ae cate GIRLS’ SPRING COA I pee " ~* = I7 d seldom see in any sale, but only the Bos- ‘les. in love- $ = Sto lave Oi] im tne t if ¢ an to - ' ; sos whe | Sizes 2 to 6 Years re eee ere rolls in the city. If i y pastel ton Store can give Boston Store AN opportunity for a sdb | : . We Give You No Description—Only That You Pay $4.97 After 1:39 P. M. ggg sta Limit 10 to a customer. ntial saving on your a - a ee - values. ah ades. choice of a special purchase © mannich Swoolens and tne, Newest Spring Hats > Another Big Event Saturday ten Sie ) fy HOE Blonde Kid Fabrics include even F ' Wal mewess, sport checks SS Every New Color and Shade Is a A kingOxfords Satins fancy. eweed Coats wr ; | Represented in This Great Sale Om NEW ~ ee FOR WO - 3 : ; 7 : * ete 38 ' o> pe t ra’ ety lis ~ ippe ra g s igh ly eo ckets. 22 y; } Straws - Lig made by such facto as Brown Shoe C Central 5h Co., etc. nore 200 Fe PO “a : ‘e / teens, Sf te _, SPRING an The damage is stories the values wonderful. ay ‘ id ’ 4 —— around or kick-pleat ; : Yi Vy, | ’ Pedalines , in ! ‘Ses 141038 I aD, Fe —~. ee i THE COATS Gooseberry g " . | ‘ THE DRESSES 5 Materials are: satins, Orchid Rose _7 = The models are chic for a Poiret twills, sheens, 6 bengalines, plain tailor- At Two Popular Prices ey ences. 3s i bytes an aoa are xre@O! LLOeS, ae . , : terials models. Trimmed with . > — © " e ’ > 7] *. "Ss Ai “ my : 5 S ned | eget nig és aoe Spek. moufflon, calfskin, squir- y, 4 P repes. All wante it 1 and ronkey = f 7] rel and monkey ur. | sl “ 7 colors are here as well as - fee , , | ietnenmnseenngnasetmm . Emb. or braid trimmings. | m navy and black. Early : er : an a] ata . Many Coats are silk he shopping is advised for ) ogee : ae better selection. crepe lined. for the $4 Kind $5 Kind | EVERY HAT A WONDERFUL BARGAIN _ rere Saturday Morning Special—Until 1:30 P. M. Only 1 ort _— Slippers 00 Snappy Spring Hats, $1.00 GIRLS’ SILK DRESSES =. 332 we 39¢ We give no description only that after 1:30 P. M. you'll pay the regular price | All Colors. : : : ' Sizes 3 to 7 Girls’ Frocks § : Women’ s $1.50 to $1 95 Silk Hose Ww all P ap er Sale Mixed Paint Bargains commen aati =— SPECI AL<—e« “@ Hich- grade 9 . = Hee : A group of Slippers and Oxfords slightiy damaged, made by high- 5A 5 7 A very unusual value—a full- S f//-\ Vee _ Those who have bought Wall Ap at this store know the values snag 9 ee a Saturday's Special : grade fa Lories in all leathers and.styles. Values up to §2.00. ; Ti . & 1 £ y, more - Special for Saturday— — a I we give. Those who haven't bought Wall Paper here have a pieas- 7.6x9 fashioned Silk Hose — all silk : sihae Fo ‘e hk ing experience coming to them, for the values we are offering ye 7 and red. : 1 2 ee Va l ue; here Saturday are tremendous. per Smart little Frocks in flat = _ fom top to toe. Come in all the , , : 3 DUPLEX OATMEAL PAPERS— DEPLEX POLYCHROMES—The Won- chine. im 7% ey ‘ ' ‘ %, 74 2 \ : i fs ag of ae " ttractively | new Spring shades. ae” \\—_*. der Paper—just what you want for rT a variety Oo a a Cc | m . co le re otha "sunfast C vour living room, dining reom and 9x10.6 trimmed styles, some in com’ 4 ‘ < ' kind: regular Jo bedrooms. These Papers come in Boston Store Spe- Size pose effects. A dozen E y a values; Per many beautiful colors. Rock color has _. Wows agate 4 13. a : ¥ ss POL = beautiful cut-out decoration to a ts - shades. Sizes 7 to ra | 4 match. The regular price 1 these Patt _— a led fs rh i HIGH-GRADE TAPESTRIES—Foer the best rooms made on good Papers is 4c per rell. Saturday we are * a : - heavy stock and come et ? ts ¥ all colors. Valmes to TS5c going to sell them— - —war price for this Spe- while 20,000 = roils 4 4 ast at, All Perfect Rugs ce = eee ee. —_— 65c Felt-Base $7. 95 $9. 99 4 , PRING WALL PAPER SPECIAL ‘ _ Floorcovering ee Men’s Work SI = 106,000 ROLLS OF NEW 8S . A sore Two yards wide, waterproo ; . e A colorful array of Sport. 4 | Children ” In light and dark colors; patterns for the best rooms in = | Fo: <p | a” tae ‘of sanitary. ‘Two choice patterns Infants Slip | A samc ater scout type and Dress Coats~in regula q UP Sport Hose the house: values to 20c. Saturday, per roll, 3%c, 2% sete 9 He ao eut from fell rolls, as minny ae eS a ™ eh ae : | SOF ie Comert tight ao had All Papers scld euty with heedete or hanée st the stvertioe’ price. | | tre.) Reruicr & Pecrses wit at iy aa he Cree aioe. 49 : ; All wanted sha. a2) | Oc a "Neande at Cade Water Paste With Each Purchase of jetuctay only = oad Seeurdny i $1.75. bat are sligh! : ustal special Sat- real bargains— Irre Wall Paper AMOUNTING TO $2.00 OR OVER. NOW IS per 55 ' Cc ly darmaced. Sizes 3 | urday: sizes 6-11, THE TIME 7 TO DECORATE FOR EASTER galion ... , only, a sq. yard.. i to & Special

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t \. NG, ViARCH ea CONES RET ee ee —— — — A TEL LLL AOL A ein aaeneee tae me We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps—Charge Purchases Made Remainder of Month Payable in May : Men’s Wool Golf Hoses a ae ee en, . Spring a Very Special Value at $1.85 ~ oe — ee .s Splendid Variety at $1. ~~ a ae —. - sagen aa @ It’s an easy matter to select Ties from this im- © rete clea: in Mahe ean audi weal | ch 4 ‘ PART TWO | mense assortment—the newest patterns and color- ( Spring; full fashioned and seamless styles in dig, OLDSTEIN | : | ings for college men and those of more conserv- mond, plaid and check patterns. ative taste. All are made with wool lining. OPERATED BY THE MAY COMPANY Main in Sadoasgan THE MAY CO.~ THE MAY CO. FAMOUS-BARR CO. M. O’NEIL CO, THE MAY CO, Los Angeles Denver St. Louis Aine a [_ = Rt TURN It i ee ' oS ie At St. Louis’ Dominant Store for Men There Is Unlimited Choice of the ~ Your Tops the Smartne a NON NEX] WEE of Your Attire a ¢ At eT) ‘ } Select at Hat Headayap Miifermer Circuit Clerk of St. ters, Where Choice Louis Loses Plea for Pro- Best “7H tation From Sentence of @ The new Spring styles | = E Two Years. | ; A Group of Two-lrouser Suits That Is Getting the foremost makers are nere in = es Te heen SUMGIEE Baseeatnn, te Pie Cine at al colors thee these. a.aS°RHMgRIBUTES OF FRIENDS Or e an t se usua ttention S 1S SNE is, : : pen Brel gy rac:: exaciil what 4 FAIL TO SAVE tainable only here in ME That Defendant Has No St. Louis. Price.. > a : -*9 (06 eees ve Bs: Gi und for Complaint Mallory— eS Known everywhere to men w vi are particular about their Han’ , Priced Ys a By JOHN T. ROGERS, Ms oe Correspondent of the Post- — Dispatch. | LL Stetson— a . JANAPOLIS, Ind., Mareh 25. . , , & = The Hats whose lit wii —_% in, Republican poli- | Every.one of these Suits can be checked with the 1927 Standard of ep q Cen fa ony ality te asian: eee Style Correctness! They possess just the features that the men from = 4 years. Price + cs QUIMERE Court of St. Louis, who in Fed-| ; — ° cae a ; ths 8 here terday, lost hi’ the universities are demanding—and on Saturday, when Easter selec- : ) | fe on Society Club— EE”... probation to escape al ' . , 7 1 ' : i I Th Hat bod — 4 ison sentence, next} tions will probably be made extensively, they ll be the choice of many! e — Ae . and. quality at the. . x : . si Le a Sate ears ee Pb = Kawi wih sere etlhtl. cmb: ht Taal “ teal edi i aa a 4 a 4 a es we 2 ent : ot : en a: a Pag sre rics en Doh a he AOR ra ee a ea a - — Sie ste " ~ pee AS Meaney ats: IM op vee fe ier a _ ‘Ry DR Safle eae weg — — nei aaetanael - Fe my ow pees: waar ce nA (ade oe Ode eon oat aN eee hee a ora edie eee “§ 5 Be ta mig ; tres stetates ‘ . ibis ’ — : ey . ee naan 5 a ae . ' i. a " P , : ; se eels PysTe3: Ra) Ee PT LOR Ne LE ME we ya het Eta ae eee Oo aggre, . . eo 7 _ is , ord Finding Wirt. Rak | * re ae ~ * ’ as is known, he was one of 20 St. | “ : iticlan styles and colors and they’re and Cincinnati politicians, ee snesters and fixers, who banded | fs: fl Sr , bderal office-holders, bootleggers, | The Preferred Patterns and Colors / s te ; ~— _ ther in an underworld consor-7 a Sa Hnm to violate the Volstead act on 39 : : ng . -" Ty big scale by the illegal removal COLOR has a strong influence this season and the appeal of the } ay . ig ey oe eatiou ae newest will be felt by everyone who sees this assortment! Bold a : 4 - “H... pootles purposes from the Jack i i ini i i ‘ ‘BPaniel Distillery warehouse in St. stripes in tans, browns and grays—definite checks of many sizes E: | ; Ee oe ndianapolie commen —and herringbone weaves in the good-looking conservative B N | R\ © BBurisdiction by reason of the fact tones. : | Ls) i : ° “Bithat some of the whisky was seized 3 ee % ‘ = - = Probably would arrange to ar- Quality at » Un ittingty dealt his cause || With E Kn 1T xtra nickers ) to please the Court. One ‘benial ‘e ” . : - _~ Fange his affairs. At the Mar- The Mayboy Label In These Lif oF Al's office it wag pointed out A Man Cannot Have Too Many - mevenworth with other prisoners, « q Buding four St. Louisans con- aA I CCla Broadcloth . [ee 6 * =the warrant and take him to||- : | Raz: Means Real “ so 2 wg SR 4lso might be said that his|| i ae > a | : oe | . \ Fee, blow in the crisis of his 3 $ 50 The English Broadcloth in “ — 4pey today. They wrote let- : Ys % he udge Beltzell on behalf of ao 4 ° These Is of Excellent Quality £aZ a friend, some of which did fot \ . } “a — &@ St. Louis lowyér, auda- 5 ee rote Judge Baltzell that// mGstein should have been grant- ce /& New trial in the first place. ton broadcloth has been used for making these Mentions Audacious Letter Shirts, and they’re just eudge Baitzell mentioned the ' | what smartly dressed lads - ler, but aia $ | will want; in white, tan, 4 | a Phastenea 1 eee the writer. | | and blue; sizes 12 to 14%. @ These Shirts were made that he weule th ongressman | When you buy a Mayboy expressly for Famous-Barr hs m and not allo © Just to Gores 4% » whe i we ee et | | Wicians, pr. > brant cae is hove “lane aahyliea® sail ar; theyre il ing, everything about them RS E. Johnson, both , edi Baye a Guaranteed webbing across the back—for comfort and ‘service. had to meet rigid require- a it Hoenn a eee style qualities” that will make them Sizes 8 to 18 years. ments—so that we could pre- ' A = Mipidcten ae pve ep ; a i , is seriously ill} favorites on sight. —as to quality of material, sent them with full “i : Ah sight. Better woolens, workmanship and general ser- = fa Serene mG | - ae confinement would , 8 life. better linings and better tailoring! vice. This label means per- Go etend anh cin es N The equal of Suits usually sold at sonal supervision of every du. Sweat onists ae te ae pg ay ¥ tt ) Titimony of Dr. Lyter. considerably higher prices. tail in the Suit—complete sat- for Sport Wear a 4 to 17. ae 's Lyter was intended as a good} | isfaction and a saving of many for Goldstein, but proved a one for the Government. | | Xs — Smart Styles at i, Sexton Union Suits Yy ) y f “Te ™0kly stated , The College Styles | 2s Ne ae This week’s special offering Y, YY ae Mens micnt that Goldstein's} | | 35 : ‘| enables you to secure a sup- wee hosp ita) i taptge le li $ ned / b | ply at a saving. Sexton gar- Yj : Uch as that In Leav-j' x BAKE = Sis i & ir, Ruth ah ae: —_- = — 2 eo ow mee Ate fe to te “he, - 8 ace Rie meet # sedheadtieed 2) ie B ey om: ma aie wate ‘ 5 SG Oe ae eat ARN cca.) na a OE Lee Vor 4 2- eS e4 ¥- | a —and three-button double-breast - i Dr. els will meet all -auuuioaeeaaee se | | ; se ng othe Penne which : Metein is €6 Soave old choice of college stripes, overplaids, | - ’ LONG SERVICE | L\ maxe them favorites with testified , tartaatt 4 / SUI . Just what every boy wants “* 4 many men. Wide choice of he was suffering checks and mixtures in Spring shades. FAM@US-BARR Co. Alpaca-lined coat, vest and two pairs of plus-four golf knickers. Sizes 7 to 16. 4 - Seeond Floor ; ge muy : for Spring wear; bright in 03-4, | patterns; sizes 34 to 46. Q5 - * Wually arty . as Lo iny coloring, smart in design VSS Very special values at, C ee P aggravatin ‘aa age, | juve ay a ae ee eee 9 = Main Floor pe "Ne myocarditis careigl ia to 38. Second Floor asia % ot oD hy, chronic r ’ i

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ae Editorial Page [_ I Golf Hose = Daily Cartoon) Value at $1.85 q sf : — . os By | A s We of Your Attire “Si r marked, “I would hesitate to write another Judge concerning a case 18 VAR a ARIS Pee Bal Wee sree or ~~ o al ey wre by ss Pig? sg tthe ytte a » LE AOL LYON NARA ALARA AE LE ALON EL ALE DLLN LIL IE A EVO I RA 0 RN MRR vdx P r eh » - “ts “ > et BP, ae . , ¢ OI AS ils AR Bmp Betas PHC -? — owls . * Pe SM ce OO ba ce a we ae # PN pag UM ee ree omc hs nit $e Aas Tih. lene ID RNgy The text of Judge Holtcamp’s /} Judge ¢ r | : Ip’: Se Hamilton wrote: ters, Where Choice Ig ; wo tence of | «1 , , on ' | . . OO es Hy mf i ee eo NN 3 . tation From Sente | send you this letter for Plication has been or will be | of Business Men in Repr- me ES, Ge Cae a wo Fe Ns a | olic 5 Desirability for the ne foremost makers are here in 4 : & suspension of sentence. For tence. I have been intimately | blors that there is every assur. St. Louis. I have known Mr. ing the time he was Clerk of 4 4 ————e in his court suggesting what he should do.” i : 3 7 : 3 Sth E. | ’ ) i elect at Hat Headquar. Wijemer Circuit Clerk of St. nrom Judge Holtcamp. =, From Judge Hamilton. Baron Ago von Maltzan, in ig | - iy =~l!lUC > Pies ii y, : el - oul want. hat a F have come in contact with him St. Louis I was one of ‘the BY N ENVOY 3 weed of the Circuit Court Me || He Declares Continental In- : nae ae 7 ss i @ | Charles C. Marshall Points DM eh Re EM) Rel 4 mele a ‘xecutors and administrat Clerk of the Ci it C Distinction in Hat | « . exe adr : ors erk of the Circuit Court Mr. || ge Se: yl Se : | tainable only here a that are ob- “, Defendant Has No || under the jurisdiction of this Goldstein held public office for | | dustrial Combi P ‘eso wer tT 5 ee sie R O t Conflict Between . Lire Pee te fu for omp aint | istrator and in every way per- ways active in civic affairs. He || sag : ical . = Baie pwox . -. * . raditional : allory— mt” p al formed his duties in accord- is one of the best known citi- ™ Politi Rapproach- . ae sG. : if ee 7 ; | T American Fad € ‘ Serve en ty '}| ance with the orders of this zens of our city and has a very || en 2 ” a eee einai? t- wt ee " Spirit ; and the atican Known everywhere to men who ag ‘| court and to the satisfaction of large circle of friends and /) ment. } : re | Se ce ee a i ee ees é Vv a about their Hat, Be 2 | all interested. Mr. Goldstein among them he ts very highly |) a hag Op. Bese. jel, pare ea deat “pe ior ; 6 -— JOHN T. ROGERS || has served as Clerk of the Cir- esteemed me : : Ce eae ee Be ide Ge: es | Leased J - . ° i | ' . ~ ; ™ ° A trit ute to Siness a eo : “ ee. ee s) E rom the $ 9 $7 $8 By spondent of the Post- | cuit Court of this city for two “During the time he had held a Pang 7 — s s the ; ee Ps © . ; a be ge ae She: | 2°23 a, 8% a ne : bes Now ' —. Dispatch. {| terms and in my opinion we the office of Circuit Clerk he Sreatest power for world peace and | tas : , | , Fs York Bureau of the Post-Dispatch. 95 ¢ the strongest influence in the re-| NEW YORK, March 25.—Does Gov. Smith’s adherence to the Ro- stetson— nent A ‘aPOLIS, Ind., March 20./;; have had at no time a more ef- was very attentive to the duties The Hats whose quality has made ». Goldstein. Republican pol- || ficient official in that office. of the office and his administra- || COnStruction of Europe was voiced | chem” oe T . Ca ma 7 a DPR : se . 4 ; ? | “ a 4 ae , or : a a 2 s 4 9 M ‘ 7 ’ “he ; ¥ —. od 4 i have always found Mr. /( tion thereof received universal |Mby Baron von Maltzan German Sigs ee Pe te a ee Ste sett % . “3% ag ‘ : “4 en ee ne ee ee ae . ' | 3 :_ ; « ap Picard a “i selene : op fair | se ais we ‘ Ch % we Pee ~ ¢ , ae, i a i . ad > ¢ ce ) % , 4 : : ; \ es : of St. Louis, w“ ho in } ot ' rOLaST in ’ t Nn } Si ca { le I apt la LSse j Ambassa dor . , ~ . i “a : SOO ar ae i f ¢ 4, pee : & , wes. : | Sa i tia wide deel pe Ro : le | aa ? Pp judges, city officials, busi-| added that Goldstein needs somé€/ public officials, men of wealth and by the magazine as “an experi- 3 - . ™~ : 4 ~ - a TL tir ? 33 ; rr : Wten jefters of tribute to Gold--a best, under any conditions, tainted and corrupted a large num-| : +} | “aro been clos@y associated with the Eaeert C. Baltzeil to grant | trouble. ready and willing to participate in|dle West and Southwest. did not! vee ; the luncheon | ; i ae PR Pe “s a Coe » sollte Tee gas $ 7 ceiving assurance of immunity from | 5 Bic. ay oe ane . ORE. 2 ; 7: oes , i ,° a law. wpvicted as charged; that the . ee a : Ambassador's wife, Barone “aith! ff Re SS Se Se FR oe, : : ee, and professional men, had medical attention an i re pose, wanicd influence and bootlegge« rs It ioe - ‘i oness Edith j °: | a Re 3 oe . es e * ieee, bin. Pea | a ; is ge ere enced attorney of New York City | 1) Maltzan. who is « anvine: ze ae Po ae =i S iin, oe a ' : rr orl pales | ay | a ae MOCO PRR IS | ee | fae ee TE Oc i a Y who has throughout his active life st n's feputation and beseeching wouid sery & on M LO arres. Liit ber of men ww ho were apparently her husband ona tour of the Mid- . a “eo 5 N : os udge Bi | : | Anglican Church and has made P petition, but to no avail. It| The doctor, at the request of the/the unlawful adventure upon re- attend tt nimeslt an auinetty @ aa methe court's view that Goldstein / Court, omitted to take into accoun : ys i aia ar : é 3 | . r mental stress induced by imprison-| punishment. It involved the be-| ruests of Charles Nagel. | SS oe ’ Ps e Sec: Sees .'¢ = : ae Bi gee ee ae le, Fe, Excerpts From the Letter. } =e | | He: a, Sno s ee “The American people take pride a nen by the That, -ssaid Judge Bal'zell./trayal of confidence and violation! The Ambassador, arrived yester- | in viewing the progress .-of an Syiction Was affirmed as Se Bs : — £ aes ’ . + — © os oe AT. Fi x circumstance, as required by Lit t ica 4 ; sti hii SUuUli¢ i : : : — ; i Tre home oO i naries Nagel, former a Sie “> oe > : os ¥ , $ : a ot 1 im the business or! stely citizen of tne pest reputa- | % Bs 22 oe eee S “Sse hii ae oe ween goes eo Rs gins ; = ; men al ‘@aADXIE ‘ 3 ‘ SOO rets a f ("on Y rior, an 1 ) Bu tute. Z ? . T ; - , —— e se C as Lars 0 OM ini€ , Oe and Labor. ale NS « ‘ A 5 . " ; ...* . he DP y we ; Im ' ye} rid LION ‘ integrity al h esty. - : — ™ 4 : : ; , Gs : oe es x 7 Pe SL o > ‘ ‘ss s Oxfords ; veresented by Congressman. ($0014! world ee eA f: a — As Today they visited Washington Peg oer a eS cae 3 ia Sf : PS lig, It is for this reason,” it con- : : were suomitted to tne court irom Bog Besa eee i ae S : 3 Fee es % : ‘ & tinues, “that your candidacy fox 4 Sldstein was represented y| Anticipating this defense the eet add : University and had luncheon with : o> ee | aoe gre. a oe Sie me £m iS : Splendid Values, Too, at “Bmperseman L. C. Dyer of St. District Attorney was armed with 1/0) One oo of the Hotel Jef, (Chancellor and Mrs, Hadley. To-| | Ai i is iG 20 ee : Me [the presidential nomination has p endl _— a i: who. a year ago. introduced | a letter from the prison physician | ee a : _ . (might they will attend a dinner of Be Eo RS SS rose “* See eee ee se eS aoe “ae aes stirred the enthusiasm of @ graet : | fi 2 2 the | at Leavenworth, in which the doc- | ferson Co.: A. N. Kingsbury, presi- |, Germanistic Society at Hotel | pg I ea pi flag e a, ey oe : a pee | f body of your fellow-citizens. They . | oes See | Yee See te ewe . =e > -. 8 & - know and rejoice in the hardship : 44 wi in Congress to curb . as Steer : . | a a be . ‘ 9 an oe * gen Of he its us he St phen ~~ a ; ° : eae Ne na mer of Federal Judges. In dis- | tor said the prison has a good has- csi : cortaliinian é on t im ‘ ‘gg Chase 4 = BS ORR chet ot Shri pe Sie Fas x . Vans the measure at the. time | pital and ample medical facilities. -"- Oe ee Before the Chamber of Com-| pee cae aig A a mE ES ci. Ba oe Gee. ee: a and the struggle which have fash- | "a ) = t | 7 | ) l= | eS ESSA. EDEL LOS , : ioned you as a leader of men. e a“ wid R: ia . a : = ee . As ' i ~) 342 v Or) - n’ : msion of sentence, which was ital : state depends on is s m-OoR- Affidavits SubmittAd. the Baroness were d ! : a Sa x — > 8 42° Pe ae - es A warramted by any extraordi- |trol, satd the Judge. who pointed Nee OR: 2 } ,the Baroness e dinner guests at: § Roe + Se > ee ee ; iz 2 e. | tg ae ward the highest office within the . | : : | : : : Affidavits pronouncing Gold. ° bre o YS Sone. aaa Snes Be Bont , ' “s ” 17) : : i te. aa fae 3 cs eee | gree Bi 2 |gift of the nation,” the letter be- Louisans: 1 | , rey a tT) + sce 7 Ts > ———_ F a _ ace | He added that many men enterthe ;, Wagner Commission Co.; P. | ee ‘ : ne I AO OSC . reg - Iver criticised Judge H add a ii : : s ; é _imerce, the Ambassado epoke f re - oman D3 : tha Brockman, automobile dealer and | hae 10 cataiion # cul po 2 me They know your fidelity to the i prison in worst condition —Wide World Photo eck £ ; 2 *- } he Py i- ‘ mell for commenting on t ner president of the Police ’ oma, tha f Goldstein and go away in in the Jack Daniel case and; ‘at of % E ; A * i a - Alfred K. Puckett. secre | . ses ublic and i an he good health. ard; Alfred K. Puckett, secre-| wecript aside, with an apparent |W°HE) bodies ‘of Capt. C. F. Woolsey and Lieut. J. W. Benton, Army fliers, honored at the Military ee a ‘a mee Ene oe ¢ c of the Wael Cz Bros. Moving ‘ . . ee? i ; . z a cl a ° ht) th fla -wra d coffin of religion you ve revered, your | lub, Buenos Ayres, after they were killed in collision. Below (rig wa 4 ppe great record of public trusts suc- imanuscript. Then, laying his man- | x v) Fa! 7 2 ; e? 7 ~ '% tA-44 % ia 4 4 74 — 4 i ceived : : Battitude toward this court was! rE rs ce " T features of these two 4 * * - > oe , . 4 > ft T'¢ t- e* Os Pe, Orig Co. . oper, F. Lees ’ » Sow 7 , > . _ rile -* P + ' > : foxing are hould Ss Mel known here, but the fact was | 4s a formal ap rance before the Oc ee ee els his audience in flattering terms! Capt. Woolsey being unloaded from the liner Vauban at New York. Left, —_ be with eave be een : —T hae iy sdaition anpear + manager of the St. Louis Aut iN- i. EE SR ee REM pl eo ees I ‘ . : ‘ ; > W new styles that shou Sho a mentioned in the proceeding. | cour. His — wee. te) Deal co ae batlanes a. e for his hospitable *reception in St.! commander is led from the field after landing in his parachute following the crash wi oois¢ey your spirit of fair play and justice " oes : ¥ = e . he T? "oOrseée an W ne is) h ‘ was mit VWeaiers ASSociation . - SS . , e 7 by men who intend to buy ‘ Ater Judge. Baitzeil denied the : — - sia a eee “ewe iat Nia _ Louis He said plane. __________--_----- | een to your pelltiesl e@pgenenes 1 , T ist re ior triai mont is ako. Te aS 9 TYi1{ Yri¢ first f a] th exX- —----- - - - ; y . " rial! + i ai | , aff 4 2 . , ia ~~ > « . ; black Rxerute the mandate of the : “nae rr . ‘o - Norman B. Champ. vice pres! . cial experience in this field during |the economic system of the Euro- | rope witnessed wonderful exampleS/ before the challenge of your per- f ; ROT bust physique familiar t¢ St. i , sworman b. Champ, vice pres | ehairman for his kind words of in 1 : : iof the practical tnsight, the con- : Russia calf or ac irt was promptly draw! : : So , . _,; ©feasrinan fOr nis Kind words of in- Ui ti prattive MSI ALL, - (sonality and men wh * Made of tan . — ey Louisans. He gave his age,-sa dent of the Champ spring ©o., and troduction and to you all for vour hi ‘ ted : ce ae ; Se Se ee : nace 7““ + may imterest vou to hear something | “Other countries were assisted ’ ill | ‘7 “ q ~~ M i i i » fay MoO . Fa) «+ ; nat . ' . - ; P “ tr irre a a} : } Th 6 + r) : : a . short forepart and snug heel. 3 ie office for service Congress- 1 had never 1 mn arrested } + 4 Ere Indertaking Co ; nn T esteem it a! from me When statesmen iniby the economic and financia] or- | °O'!™ rciad = terprise, and — Ww | dering your candidacy with sincere q .y i na ‘ eT »e eT) . i } ; -_ » e b . q most likely would grant; ore mae See : had heart | stein’s petition. These were from) .4 states, to visit your beautiful! ae OR sini ateiats any af them Americ citizens . ; ia” — | trouble. “officials and business and pro-/ an i sistance of economic and business; many of them American *CHIZeNS, | e diplomat tions which your fellow citizens a* se ein a few dat S if whic to ’ 4 4 . > : » . " Ge SORT +44 r olitics | th ‘ t resort Ww: g tm ke n to in Oor- + TT: OL" 2 niin $i. 2a} " ima ti 4 , ? : nol ane + , +h rp ee Pcigqed | liad a’ Tk’ “a T > le fe | ° . + 9 ave Too Many ; worth with other prisoners inguiged the District Attorney. ¢ . and their publication might her of Commerce is the firs ,..; tangle and thyey tnere wot 7 In other words, the work of the it igs unquestionably true that trade with the Constitution whicl 7 ane! i iner prisvne:rs, . anewor tho ‘ 7" 9 7] he sternations 1er- ; mm ay to teen: 2 i¢j- : ; ; ; : ] ! me answe! th 'to call the international conter- | ginlomat and statesman was guid ‘relations are the strongest ties by | President you must support and L bv ex- arr hy "0 & +} writers . a rrTh « se emparrass time Writess. J have the honor to meet, its ; : four St. Louisans Con mt __—_—= ({(s;onldstein started to . oe which eeonomic considera- A and even to a eertain extent — : d f , hai aan > ae Ses tinguished members the first @ . igi nici — i Aid Aim - i; € (i, at a | oF i) e Lqaas ~4 hat + Ur nich nations Can he slinked to- end. and with the principles of * « Aa - oe ~ a 7 "vy aE ; , 2 te ++ ~oldstein, 3 a ; ‘ ca A . ‘ h Sis Sis seturn.to Indianan. |"D', When the District Attorney | CITIZENS’ BOARD INDORSES zens Whose acquaintance I have the| tons were to reign supreme SUE taken over, by the practical ian |sether. and thus form the sound-| Civil and ssligious liberty + oe i - . “ae 4 i - : @ - ‘ ) ae i RI oe at ies ee ee 1¢ One being | have ti Seek an initiative of their | In demonstrating that interna-;sent the American views on the “They are derived from the Fs his life. poageecse se — — ae See the board. seeking re-election: | contingent upon the sound admin- own if complete collapse was to be conciliation and co-operation subject, ae the United States de-i gic politica] dect i of the ba- 7 y of Dr. Lyter. po is ees | Mrs. Julia Childs Curtis, a Negro | istration of the other, pave . way | avoia d the way opened to a2} satters of industry and com-/ sire o contribute her full share Roman ‘Uyter was intended asa goodicrime. The act was attacked by | 14 student of sociology: Henry P. | _m” the way | avoided and tne Mint S| in matt | aunty -o da n-|6 red to con te *| Catholic Church, asserted against (an s ey; y F.\ for each other and are successful! | re-establishment of better condi- merce inures to the benefit of theito a solution of all the delicate! repeated challenges for 1500 years for Goldstein, but proved aj some in Congress as a ig ae | Schroeder, Dr. Paul E. Eckardt.| or unsuccessful according to | tions for trade and commercial in- | parties concerned, the negotiators problems. jthat God has divided afi ‘ - Oe for the Government. sure, one eg hee wot George W. Johnson and Fred | whether they rest upon a moral or | tercowree. lof those combines have given an| Viscount Cecil England deltv-| over men Between the seuunit te cine. that Goldstein’s|in New York, : anh : 1 lite 60 Weissmann. 4 ny immoral basis and pursue right| Dawes Plan of Striking Service. (example to the politicians, which,|ered a conciliatory speech which | and that church. mate } a is sahtade ae do| Fight Breaks Out tn Tokio Diet. | or wrong aims. But never, I think,.| “The program of reconstruction |[ am happy to say, ts being more/contained some promise of a pos- “Committed to Intolerance.” ort ieieeae Since cama Ts hethevs should be- eters By the Associated Press. has this interdependence been which bears the name of the ve land more followed. Thus interna- | sible reconcilation of the divergent | “The deduction is inevitable,” Satetr 65 poe old. Dr » eThis argument was setatnaught| TOKIO, March 25.—Disorder | more marked than in our present | President of the ims enanet i tional trade has built ee ee of F pabee asd England vt bes letter goes on, “that>as a all : To ; : y > : e- | re was the most bridges over the borders of the igarding the number of reserves, of | power ove | Matified he was suffering | by representations that the act was} broke out in the lower house of the | days of international rapproche- , (Charlies G. Dawes) "| SEES rds ee af ag 0 a r human affairs sot multiplicity * i tect young people,|Diet when a member accused the | ment and interrfational reorgani- | striking and far-reaching example |countries still separated by political| which France has suggested a/ given to the Btate by God is given ly =e a — a se m4 oe ~ ho thus might president of the opposition of mis- | zation after the regrettable period | of such initiative and practical po-/ differences and wartime peychol- |larger number than has England by God to’ the Cathol'e 4 Sezravat: creche ho satpro acon gas ts Congre ss |appropriating “secret army funds| of separation and disorganization | litical work on the part of men ofjogy, and governments, and people! Lord Cecil declared the” iritish| Church. No other churches er re- ‘ ae sae: es af — ety gs os Pao age during the Siberian campaign. The| we passed through in the lasticommerce and finance. It hasjalike, have availed themselves of |army does not compete lp size with | igious or ethical societies have in. Bon bh. ee a ee aid not oe es sitting was suspended. One mem-/ decades. ‘proved a turning point in the de-ithese bridges to get together and | continental forces, but ts an en-/theory any direct power Goa ae ’ iC AOFrlitis W case &s is. ‘ s . : ~— i , Hities and | under . ~~ * th tirely defensive or nization. ch " — *Mgina. pectoFis, cardiac! Feeling that he had disposed of | ber was seriously injured during : Statecraft and Business. velopment of European eae oi “nes duet on . ner Pe es saianaun a ea 2 ief | “on and genera] aorta Cengressman Dyer's contention, ‘a scuffle in the lobby. "We in Burope have bad spe- a basis for the reconstru his way oaryeee erseas, A rE > dohete~ Por ma ee Rex 2 ta * ¢ ae x a ae ;

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ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 25, 1927. : T ) WELFARE ATRS. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH |AN APPEAL To THE STATE SENATE.| rustic KICKED DOWNST ‘ The unanimous approval by a meeting of repre, Two victories of politics and politicians over the Founded by JOSEPH PULITZER ‘sentative citizens of the act enabling St. Louis and people and the public welfare were scored yesterday . , ‘other cities to issue bonds for the purpose of building in the State Senate. Col. Allen C. Orrick, President =n 5" if age GSS Sc ae * a ie Pag I phe Tag OE S83 eee a ae = WS cote “, i aad The name and address of the author ‘will be the only city probably to be affected b bis office te make money from the | tock. ; +8 PS 1 2 * é 7 ol gnd well-furnished minds | must accompany every contribution, but legislation, the Senate should yield to St. is’ and who could not account for the disappearance from | —~ . =. Stee 5 Rs ee ,& - ae : Miss > -§ moe - : + the on request will not be published. Let Urgent request. he prison files of certain important prison docu mee ai | : mere are those who & nei FaguSss | a me bil : S ee” 2 : [we position of Science with; ters not exceeding 200 words wil] receive The bill has passed the House and is now in the ments; Thomas Speed Mosby, who proved himself on = eh So eke tk a te : 3 of constructive scheme atit preference Senate. It has been in the hands of the } unicipa] |the stand to be densely ignorant of prison affairs and a. StS ie _ : ’ ° aad > - ‘ . . : . : “si “2Ti Tm * Tre 4 ; To the Miter of the Post-Diepat=. gard to assessments. If it is possible hout : Steinbeck, who was repulse: Bi MS Se hae a ge concers, Eee = = | ee. NS eS 2 ap umdroken scale. here are | © * cif; er , who attack in the modish) . umber of Circuit . . } $377 , *. WOE? + de on # ef hostility te everything rz iC? ape Mi. vey sn) de SHIR cry ot isin bia state agli Ns Dir dee Mens 8 = a Thine ah . bial ie ‘ "% ~ o - M Dibeigeys sigs of the Municipal Corporations Committee of the Sen-| $4@2 CTR RENIN ie Rep ROI Ti gros” peng hee Me Be Bhs wri eC ey SAB hte ce Se nb Seen Nbeo teen + ate the findings of the senatorial cammittee which PM Y - , , which, i Judges is again being agitated made fimiting assessments and confining the o prison, and who was reduce: loe to the posi- : pee | i sli undo ae - tg OK a ate Wh: poids 4 position of authority, ink r esary. he rem- i. ' I th entirely unnecessary St. Louis alone. tion of a figurehead. a these do not attempt to build am the ground they seem to , » ta: ' . , qo $ - 1 , edy I suggest is this: . The groech, progress and welfare of St. Louis Warden, was Enloe’s office boy. . | ti a, an make , ~ ~ aE, a " ; , be. 4 Fiurmt—Open rege a _ should carry great weight in the State Senate. Botn : ts, who began the session wi OTS seem ih u type of critic ‘clock. ve one surely Sia aaa + Sa oe | TT r t > of hi nee lng ° ee ; sc the committee and the Senate should join in co-operat- PD | P public fare nade ai ae, leeks cut of a spirit of “disillu-' way ae slg as ing with the city in the big project of providing rapid ) “a Se ays + ‘7eeest” 3 cynical distrust for) jp Secend—-When a case is set for trial. ._.ncir ies ages ' mm owiedge and a2 pre- ..4) have the trial That can be done by giv- ee To ge al ee nna Teall a gamer as fps “Wins - a : ~ ‘yk of faith ‘im the worth-/ .)) a aS oe ~ Ce. ’ = 3 . : 2 , ; a LF a —— ; . " : ~pagd _ vor cf pare the case, say €0 to $0 days: : | ee — Se Le. mes . ee would seem ae “ : , the inevitable has happened sir busi- | lan of outstanding character and arc: ! mes te of the latter sort His when the time is up, Seve the trial a a ae : ce aa t : : ty well calculated to please Abowt $0 per cent of the continuances by the auto : ous, ¢ ral a ee action ¢ eme¢ 4 an got even himself. He takes are asked for only as a means of playing roads hav ort enal ard | _— ore a between the so- for time, hoping that certain witnesses as Mark Twain said, design i “higher” and “lower” values, will die or be requested to leave town, people pe al a Na ef materialistic science on the er some other imexcusable reason. The ees i aT 3 2 +3 -- 4 - enna ewe: : | hand and those of art ane re- system also makes more work for the | The new Pulimans have: : ri . ee — Ssaturatec , | the other From this lawyers. ‘real four-legged, man-length r Iq | With petty and selfish politics, and publi fare ha Min i. ocitinn bo eee > } : . . = ani . . = % : ~ aA an ita €5 x ~~ e BAP TS ‘he —— The pot ge ap hong ecg the water, fan, chair, full-length : been kicked downstairs. i ~— mes, giliientes impartially. and closes the making enday. morn- , ad rn aa a | | ~~ = 4 - lowi . 7 rea — +h ) | : + age bardment by biow up his inga, helding about 50 te 75 Vusiness ding lamp at the head of the : : , : ae eae -. is : : iva vietor . [hh # The docket could be arranged end par- people pass in automobiles for a while, the railroa: i e Ci ounsel; fice ty Se roe “a to if - oP. ; eS ae . ’ . gin : ' cients : ~ gud ~ * ; ; if: = sang — to appea> at ibestirred themselves to meet the blandishments als invited in an effo — ; e-eT:, ae ‘aewr. Ayres’ central thesis is not: éifferent times; not all at 10 a. m. when .,, wafiees tire the comfortably upholstered — | nd 7 ro aes ge * > eae a ; : » oot ce to | every one knows it is impossible to try | a . oc |} and we commend the Maror ~ : 4 From. the Montgomery Advertiser | Though and we 1 as _ flrs ve ~ Sa Wliiaiaakiteed ta Santee Re. ‘Poasting, and for trying to dress while standing on Vision. = 2 ne sce copay ine ili cated: a S ape i a — ape, spit ies her gentle praises ps sm BENT ANNE'S ON THE SEA. formatory, Illincis. We are asked to be- | your head. | Homer took the defect! of op ST te a le He ai a2 OUP sa Eo er a . mais con iS ee cacy coentes _No more return the bad poset. . nd. March 23.—An etght- lieve that the United States is a Christian | Competition bas fixed that. Now to bed, as Mr. ‘there was a time when eT Pine ,' Question 4 : i 8 eee gc tee ea pe ee: = (Oo a Dew | ny ment of a child; = : ell fer donkeys has come country. If this is so, why mot have Pepys said. his knees and re Sa aa aR stion ‘+ him e Se ae ee aeons ee 2} | Ine leses with the passing ss om ate seaside resort. S and gave it erything he had it was w! ; : | he Hous Post-Dispatch ad: dark way we grope Es pee to (ie regret of the children. by = ypartm m= really a sevén-hour day, as | pee, ‘ f nnddin hatatendeninaces 2: 1. heh, aes aka adiaieas maaan — Christian men to govern our institutions? | ~~ DR POG Ee le ett State Der : : How in the world can a criminal reform | ate iS inspirationai ieacer heid ou Hom be 5 ite : : bn pe ANTE mbt & es) . i | ) ROY ASA HAYNES. Greek cause was at stake i a prote: y the Italian Governme asain srican ho li awaken t: : nad | ef skipping rope: Fe ee ttie child-carrier must have | Roy Asa Harnes is back aca’ _ . sate aie Te halance. ge gen Ps Why M Work. ta ugh Andrews remains hea Se the Béiter of the Post-Dispatch. Bureau. Haynes, a member of >sanch nious win 3 aT | t, we shou ' eal? sen 1? the 3 , a ° — yg * Qs . . * ** « - > ina ._* ™ = : oye bts Cre ' oe he " r re — es % i “ ' % Ne - . Vv = —o , Of the Otto Gan Was appointed hv 48s. ; 397 B& Ereac: pitcie = = ee we - . thea ma : = Te 4 mu MEN. - 3 CORRESPONDENT writes me that ™ ame mem ; snag ” . 2 gies: ose a wor, se 2438 (eW equa ‘So. oe Core Us -s pLidil ying that Butler ought to be jaile Of hurdy-gurdi¢es piaying all ti ~ a of the rider-at $8 peunda. -* + = 4 PY es tr =P ; « gel : I ®it2 an at: —— , bd Lo ; * - : * : 4 tise} ez , : @ certain newspaper “philosopher” ** “*3* Of a: toe Cry forces. it 3 el t out- |S Stuer League. : Oniy eS ature. Haynes } ripen the fingers om 3 te i ete. t : , that a little more libetty a ? ~~ _ public at large. recently sent to market + oa e. ayaes 1s © Seal OL Oo lamc aii the r league pite ey Tt ; not indisposed ;' aie ‘i. e By hearing finest orchestra te eaeys work. Owners complain ars who won spree em a sic play: me the pesky tides | sa 6} ¥. ee ee Say “ices Ons ago in- In vain we seek recall of that ) With their anticipation by meauct) h et tte o - — So =} ¢ ' ms . oa 4 : : Seine 3 this pelished gem of wisdom: “The work comducting the office Was to issue da! reper a : es la yea) > pitcher won 3 ensideration tn a friendly spirit scene » , n _ * a , s . p . ‘ : sane . - . enai . = , ; . % t ~ - . - * - “ ef eme who works for nothing ts worth ““* Press, couched in the m« Cl oS ase te ar, Bua a ep ag apenas mie uae eee 7 he Post-Dispatch uid be immedtatery head é | by 6 > . Pas, ‘ . +% ’ ~ > ~- ; 4 act on vessels of foreign | cen do is to hire @ hall. i ee oe 4 nm ng! ax s.the m ho originated Yankees, wants $20 Mr. Breadon is offs | atin tie ‘+ could nec | I'd gladly give the reams of = i euppese that the joker under discus. “"* “SUNS fase Of suverament | ideard, Oy waich | “a¢ Knows not his Home: ibe Ruth & any Meee = 4 — LOST JOB BUT MADE FORTUNE. iil poate pt diylnggc int his to be taken | : oe uuUCcas to the icea O71 ton mt ss ; u 4 és Pes {ae vee re . ” : : cence) f the 4 - Ee oe ver bear tes sion ended words ) ° ae sien ree years. ae Cardinals rom the Argonact. oame im th reet: ce seriously im the sense that “the work o ition by }d ; This ingenious without Fl > > more B43. — WOR sane WN PATINO. the hest South — |... ee 3 : Sj s ingentous - eu re i BO more itio enter ¢ NOR SIMON PATINO, the richest Sout + } : eme who dees mot work for money is gied at infancy iia ee ies | : . ts ar een ance ae Pratl i; . whe | Had t but known that worth nothing.” fer a creat many pecpic neta ee a Canes — ; sieeas witnout iLL ON e fo with ; . ) ate ie American on earth. lives in Paris and has fated to outgrow fm eur day think that nothing is worth — ———————— a ee — he State Dena with sel ortun -stimate , $1.590.900,000. | A hurdy-gurdy playing.all the Sie anything but money. But there are 4 = “Chalo | 0 ake CO RB «j/ Zames this seaso > is worth Lexie at on th re opinion @ + ug ae eS EO ma —. : 7 oe H —OWard Anderson, sen few still left im the country “who have ingly. nore the "S30 a “ae 2 to: — set Irs orter ni aires : many a ove, eee eh — ~*~ 'ank Anderson, St Leuls? not bewed the Knee to On 268 _ (ae 4 rt Se i : Ra as . Vince Upon & ule & ore~s ® Jui: “ana to Miss Mar- alongside of piety. virtre a gocd con- ent: . . mi a, s ive & >. ee te & —_ = “ a = ‘ *, « 4 ; ’ i; it - one .. . - . 5 4 . ita & : — a _ 2 fighter did not rel the sery de y weg A idy of that eity The 4 My ‘ : at et © he - om * eee _ + ™ vn Ee > , hat : s o : : Siem pe cat “ pdeelieigty | RR se * ‘ > ee 7 7m 3 2 ¢ 7 science, spiritual and acethetic jors and “0GS man Wio approached the enforcement preb- ©+Sad eCra ff 000 ight Fiint vaines |! sa} ¢ Ntimately spon its acti t cou —_ , pcepunme tse 1 “th } ; Cc | consolations, amd the consciousness o! em . h the int ligen executive. Andrews high!) » does every good mz i tm tie tes nae fm . hiviliaed opinion ef | ag polls penny Wl og e latest effort at prohiams NP tassitetret Church, as goed work well and ———-o poor quickly alienated : Antisaloon League, however. by U °0 games. lint ie flint. ; >> if Is im eer ¢ ke plz of iis a ge a i econ ing. ail Tee olin ROR iets Len | become effective off mm 4 | -Gegroom g mother, the! or ~ OG | ow — | : | Re Papp: , ie a Sai wniililia SQhOruUy were rtd Posi ere cisccv- ate _ 34 — M. Aa Si An jo gone ig —- . substituting bone ietu of the state of affairs a ame ore: international affairs, then natio: ; sue ‘Santi 3 Ga ems peculiarly approgta’” " ‘mone derson, who per-: i ?, -} eer | ‘ ; 2 —— ——- . ‘'ead the way in @ ran aa Pages saggags ° ° . ee , ite ceremony : (or the piflie an: ro Dad da o ; - scien VMavor Willer’ “tes a theologi- “Inhuman asd Tyrannical. bh st cl ; ) ) oe el oe jayetion te peaceable a rapa ace enn ann ete ‘ ‘se there. His parents are amcnertet. — — 8 grees ie: ian Sate QOUISIANANS have arrived at a master- § a Bastors 27+" tweed Can : Pe? oll ; ee ee ; If the Bren e of the Enforcement Pe] -% coun v#}. = “~ . Even in his most ci th Cj a | . 3 4 ~ » 7 2 -oet TT en? Te 2 ~ 4 eg & ee ts wow eo PFost- ook. . ae ee Thomas Paine ad “These é' ' ” : 7 wall an eaut Toc: ace Tt ts there- = oO $s ee to put him over this time against tee oppositi — a _ AL, Shere- | From now on. ther are descended from oe ee 6 Sd J t * os > en OF ee were « ~ + ser elas ——- ; ~ . Rs a z (Re oe &4 ek om ¥ Ws BLS WES 4 1°S31.,0T. % of Women ta abot Iothes and m a ae a & * ah ia - - * , er > +, , oat men ¢t »2 in aci 2 eur loyalty, to those 2 ra ' ' : idam while in the pub is, Sut from erharc are the times that try men’s souls.” 7 we ‘ sere Te what are a coming - Andrews and Secretary Mellon because ft was the ex- abdont money Susines: > sare TD ms ‘oean!l eettiement upen which the 3%. ut f wien pedient tei oe Mr of wm) 8d oe *. 3 > 2 - paginas . 7 ™ . 2 e: we ap a 2 ; LE : + ew a — ' the ane xh — hae a om s ; A pain and a bore. we ha no right to sy wh shal! : es eS oe. Loads , Processor oO: | L010 2 Tt > — . . jiention depends . ee ie ~OL. : . . en we ii ; : : - ; me o “s toa! . Pe . , Arm pro ~ i os Viste cs it geese ns wh shal! > coming election. We pass over the point th such eavesdropper. Th ofessor has pe ae are Ee ge to ded and when we =a menattenat /an appointment is a serious denial of the purpeses of of New York 01 kA RO ge 8 A BEYTER EUROPE Banker sd is the con Take ene working e ail ng i ; — + “ . sit Lt 3% be j Tr i a ? i lie ape , pa: Sek . Se ae aii ts Lac ¢ 1 . » the new dry reerganization bill to take enforcement conversational scrap | 7 rrem + Nation. ee ee ” _— ment capabie of standin, ser ome Teday ft may a Kirk out of politics—we pass over that point to ask why with Boswellian fidelity oe ee ee a a a > . n ~ *s 4 . ~ ae aatines ee 2 . the Antisaloon Lesgue continues to support the netes he has pronounced wood, next week it may be at the Chain. tc & $ pronounced : | wordy, muddlie-headed, tnefficient Haynes against the ee Imaginary Conv Mite Pres: ; Parig officially to represent ! a 7 SS - = : | cunaee = Perhaps A | s d 3 : i =. _iimer home by Lioyd ety a AD Rend a ea ge ; t the signing of the Treaty him one, or , a gu.ng of te work. His Sharp. upright and aggressive Andrews. [t certain’y ping London from the eenatien w te : They were confined behind S or 5:30 to cook is not logical that this should be so. Harness has no | —_ am +..7 tre Ife beasts in a menagerie. No “39 br [le : ~ 4 to 4:5 socalied more Dusifess in an executive Sosition than a irri — el : Where one goes . oe ee iene £ or Yes. Also the | as pee ‘ i L & . rae a : ee — sociate ith therm; vien crowds watched . .. ' On ee . | 4 disti -arberg | “— | dent could net have dene maa * 2 ° Pe ‘ ates ot him up an has to succeed Judge Gary as chairman of the ze : i itu snophon’s devotion ta the « agate ag ieee Mic chem exerci shind their bars. Now. in . : . - he een writing his bic t gets 30. Why cant the Duard of the U. S. Steei Corporation. id aorist. Sinciair Lewis’ late: . i , dewntown on al We suggest this as acilew: Haynes does not drink. inch will fill Hareche’s shes %¢ ae ie taweh | $937. > bBave the extraordinary Ad . ™ ; : we . work one Andrews sw , : , ee = a Re spectacle « sther German presiding over a pe as hehe axe ae ever-|...... swore off only when he entered the pro- ! » and his bat perform this season. 7 tl the nqgetin f the Council of the League | oer 4 “ax Rey A. Haynes has beeD ; -— Th ‘ ' » ia © - -—- YU 4i€ Le * ' ical hibiticn depar ment. Lad Antisaioon iCaZiue, itself iw’ ; ie 7] 3 =" BAT ~~ a on ; - of Natiinn: re @‘ne over the Siccesesore of ' . 7 Pres thition ser ae) Oeer. a some- **angeiical, prefers. a dreamy evangelist who proba- : abject ” : smen whe thought barbed =e at confirmed by Ga. ember biy has never had a drink in his life to a hard-heaa- dij : ; ey tat : wire am intereourse the wise and man- ariue * ~ . . '¥* 3 'Sacups. bi oa... " _ . } . treg heaten en - fe ‘het- er exarmy officer whose lips know the taste of preme. paramount. universal ton: on . goon me nese rpg i ait . # 8 : . “Jee, GE Leis " . 3a be. Vick - a! — UZRAo we “Oo ree 8 iv? : ” . & cae co oon him every day in the week arf! hour is prohibition. There's the t! me that has made |) STese™Rs presiding at Geneva without . — — . Jrrick wae Gus mary vq} *Wiee on Sunday, irrespective of his unfitness for the diffident audacious, ari: eloquent satisfaction that the wheel of — —— ma, subject the politicians could ae before I the job. the dumb-bells vociferous |} time Bas farmed so rapidiy. that the new — ee gid or a es a spirit of Europe has found co-cperation «a i = 4 te th : ial And the professor has never heard =? : ‘ — gg . : ve f the ciothiers style . Memt : * = “arc & Wiis fi better and more Christi: than a! ee = ae belli the sprf a | ey Ges Bouse in the Missouri Legis) What a prune! ‘ iment ye h misrepresent ion, ps a Soa? ~ x * neGeved, a = lature aT ces ;, ; a ; oo sae — me, beeen * 3a © phe SE lis nl Ke ~ s 4 m . s z : ha ~aacmage to abate in any degree the direct , So far jas League ef Nations is respon- rag > aoe nN it te : | primary. Ww r $ ; i ¢ fo Ph jf ah nee e-. . os :* : : the Gestion, Should ae as (he way they got thera he an = hag been the me- F = ltamee be forget?’ Gevw. — ; ;ite aeganve. ~ nr we ver Oo ened one offered *o as-

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fn 3 an f oh Soe gn Mie ae J sae ae % "ed ey LEA OLL LE LC OI CE et tr eteae tte arta we _ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 25, 1927 ___- - 7 VFalkeibiaty Orn Rig [That Boils No ~" Pot 4 “THE FALSE MESSIAH. -* * Cem 4 A et j manipulate any of the forces that! -Neithér can it. | Sest a livable relation with that | ; this such books | ee noted, the revolt would | j see’ significance, for the » who wrote it was evi- ~ laboring under some mis- - ons. The meaning of cat was in the fact that a wes peen reached where a Samay presume to contradict > and this might than a as a leader of Human- ‘by others before Books| make men human. explain the mystery in which we live nor yet even so much as sug- mystery. Nevertheless, go Mr. Ayres poins Out, science has pre- Sumed more and more to regulate our lives, and by virtue of its tech- | nical miracles has gained a miore | the | It is Mr. | than papal authority minds of credulous men. Ayres’ belief, over held and expressed © him, that the pre- vailing blind faith in science as the destined savior Of the world (and surely - that conception, vaguely held, is abroad) amounts to no /more than any other superstition by some of the most. ; tion. gre those who attack the tion of Science with aa gort of constructive scheme wi whereby the values a with which can ma gpconcern, may be related Segmproken scale. There are Sebo attack in the modish im of fostility to everything wide a position of authority, do not attempt to build they science x : e , he ground and well-furnished mincs, _folkways of our machine-controlled | aie the pew to heckle the | held by men in the past. be no) manifestation of our) ~~ democratic freedom, | Priate to a mechanical age: it is , not true that the assault established only by belief, after the The “truth” of Science, he in- Sists, is merely the folklore appro- manner of all other folk lores. Disquieting applications of this ' day for Miami, Fla. | Mrs. Hilts’ sister, Mme. Pierre Car-. tier of New York, and her family the ; | **Elea” off Miami Beach. Anoth- | 'er sister of Mrs. ilt ‘ | oO rs. Hilts, Mrs. Dela Hubertus Schotten, Miss Josephine | | Brinckwirth, Miss Muri | Miss Eloise Jones, Mis idea are made to the changing society. ' ; of | certain other human | | | problems and crises. seem to. § ill another type of critic | a out of a spirit of “‘disillu- —* g@ cynical distrust for en knowledge and a pro- Steck of faith in the worth-| Some religionists might rejoice | Ayres | at this point, proceed ato “folklore” did not bombard and Mr. their resultant own thusiasm. Then we come to this: ‘“‘HHuman history has been one long uninter- | rupted series crises to be of probleme followed by and History is a which did not solve and expedients which did not expedite.” Thus, it would seem, men never achieve any truth; they merely act in keepine with prevalling folk- ; “folk- | ways with no diminution of en- | Social Items | i ‘of Mr. and Mrs. Emmett V N interesting visitor in St. Louis is Mrs. Winfield Scott Schley of New York, dauchter-in-law of the late Admiral Schley, who is | the guest of her cousin, Mrs. J. H. Shults Jr. Mrs. Schley has had humerous parties given in her honor, and more will be given until her departure, April 7. Mrs. Shults makes her home with er, 4522 Maryland avenue. ‘small child, have returned Mr. and Mrs. Edwin P. Hilts of | |14 Hortense place, and their son, Erwin Rumsey Hilts, departed to- | on the Cartier house boat, van of New York, is also a mem. ber of the party. Mr. and Mrs. They will join | |The guests will be young friends | Thomas Murray Pierce of 21,\Vandeventer place de- } parted Monday for New York to be | gone 10 days. Mrs. Dwight F. Davis of Wash- ington, D. C., wife of the Secretary 'Hayes Campbell of War and her children, will de- | part this week for Hot son. Miss Genevieve Barnickel of 70 Aberdeen place, and Mrs. Cc. A. last her, returned Springs, | eee ~ . ' ee ad ¥ , $ - vs 'Va., to remain for the Easter sea- | 40°SS!Ine, Harry von Hoefen, Law | rence | Kniested. her mother, Mrs. Louis G. C. Milj.;| been spending the late winter. aa a PLAYERS GIVE AN IBSEN DRAM Miss Jane Thompson, daughter a Thompson of the Barnes road, will be hostess at a luncheon Wednes- | day afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Bates) of 4325 Westminster placef with 4 moteur Organization Presents their daughter, Mrs. Arthur Hie- menz of 601 Clara. avenue, and her | from | have “Hedda Gabler” at the Artists’ Guild. Ormond, Fla, where they Mr. and Mrs. William Briscoe Kinealy will entertain at * o’rlock tea Sunday afternoon at their coun- try home in Jennings, Mo., in honor of their niece, Miss Eliza- beth Dillon, who is visiting them. CAST Aunt Julla Tesman George Tesman Hedda Tesman of Miss Dillon, including Mr. and; Mrs. Mrs. Webster Lacey, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Fusz Ring, Mr. and Mrs. Clemens, | Alice Fusz, Miss Betty von Brecht, Miss Mar- | garet Mullally, Miss Nancy Boyce, | Miss Virginia Hardy, Miss Kath- instead of “Charlie’s Aunt,” .-Celeste Terry. Elvsted..Gertrude Holmes Judge Brack.......... Edgar Roy. Eilert Lovborg....:Dan Bartlett. BY THOMAS B. SHERMAN. : N amateur theatrical organiza-| ances of “Hedda Gabler” when so) tion that undertakes to per-| much restraint was form Ibsen's “Hedda Gabler”| Judge Brack that the audience was|she suggested an unflagging or} 'some other such mildewed morse:, | iby the | they we natures inflections should be conditioned, not primarily by the apparent de- ‘Mands of a situation or line, but of the characters re portraying under | stress of such a situation. | There were iwhen the players stepped out times, to possibilities situati@ns. (of the world, ' ‘acters were kept pretty |focus even when | was being thrown away. The direc- ition also rates a , salute for thoroughly clarifying the relationships between the charac- ters. been perform- | line There have But of almost a of But generally speaking the char- well after commendatory placed nothing | | (Short of an earthquake would have. (In the order of their appearance) |/™Made the real Judge Brack forget -...Virginia | that he was a suave, unruffled man Stevenson. Bertrande de Lecluse. ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH completely mystified regarding his| ward beauty. Her work had a pro- intentions toward Hedda. The treatment of the important/| wag, the most expert performance character of George Tesman, was,’ of the evening. the | certain | him. credit in | line on the | however, to my notion, distorted and uncalled for. As played by Ed- | course,| ward P. Lehman, who did an ex- | of 'cellent job of it, Tesman was made | |character woefully. On several oc-/to appear so clownish, so insignifi- | casions Judge Brack—intelligently | | played in the main by Edgar Roy | i—-raised his voice ‘shout, inspired, I suppose, by dramatic linés or cant, so contemptible, that Hedda would have been fustified in per- 7. forming a iittle target prictice on) But Mr. Lehman must be given for possible laugh at expense was wrung speeches. As for the acting of the players, besides Mr. Lehman and Mr. who have already been mentioned, | Miss Gertrude special mention for her finely bal- anced and of the role of Mrs. the woman who proved could always be made livable by the application of a little courage, | at she not only looked beautiful, fessional gloss and in many ways Hedda Gabler will be repeated tonight and Saturday evening. A en nner GOLDEN WEDDING RECEPTION A reception will be held this eve- ning in honor of Mr. and Mrs. H. Burton of 936 Glenolga ave- nue, Webster Groves, who are cele- brating their golden wedding an- niversary, at the home of their daughter, Mrs. T. Maurie Scott. poor Tesman'’s|¢26 Fairview avenue, Webster out of his) Groves. About 190 guests from Missouri and Illinois, including all of their six children are expected. Burton married Miss Mary Ann Evans at Nashville, lil, their child- hood home, March 25, 1877. Soon after their marriage, they moved to Barton County, Missourt, where they resided until coming te S&t. Louis in 1804. Another reception in honor of the couple will be held the home of their son, C. E. Burton, 4313 Adelaide avenue, Bun- day. thoroughness. Every! Roy, Holmes deserves sympathetic portrayal Elvstedt. As that life but in- | "ao i cree = . ssa aoe a 4 y x “ % af’ = = See My ’ 5 vw — ‘ oe 4 erine McMahon, Miss Lucille Bell, Miss Viola Bircher, Miss Zoe Jane Eugene de Paul and Messrs. William Baker, Desloze., Meredith. Ed Louis Grone., Clemens, Aussel] Boyce, Ewald Lon Stark, Cyril Bircher, |Fergus O'Connor, John Weber and ‘Wright, who makes her home with | night from ai week's trip to New York. | further | Miss Ruth Hennings, daughter of | : Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Hennings continuous succession of solutions’ 7 of the Oxford apartments, will have as her guest later in the spring. Miss Barbara Darlington of Pasadena, Cal. Miss ‘will visit Mrs. i Mr. Dr. Joseph Hardy. Mrs. Paul B. Jamison of 6105 Lindell boulevard, and her. son, Paul Jr., departed last night for Salt Lake City, Utah, where they and .Mrs. ithree weeks. Darlington | visited Miss Hennings a year ago; ‘and was much entertained. Miss Jane | | 'Wwants no merely polite panegyri- | The friends, rel- | atives and sundry admirers of that! mimers | . the iforced to conclude that they de-/, | serve at least that. It Jamison’s parents, | J R Broshard for | Spartan privilege of being told that. it was, perhaps, not as creditabl- | Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Anderson | (have returned to St. Louts after) gives notice in advance that fit cal cream puffs. band of non-professional] known as “The Players,” can therefore save their indulgent pa- tronage for the commencement season. “The Plavers” have asked for sterner treatment and, seeing their great Ibsen exhibit last night at Artists’ Gulid Theater one is short, such a creditable piece o? work that they have earned the as it might have been. after | performance of the) was, in. Charge Accounts Invited YG tZ YF fj Charge Accounts Invited WASHINGTON AV. COR. SEVENTH Specials for Saturday! Spectal Low Pricing e : Sp ha ht On Sho: RSA ay : AP Roe ee ge ae ee 7, “pee a a Ab atte . nib stmgs abot yet ike gee feet oe While the estate extends . . . cot ROtable for fishing, and | Rey A. Haynes has been appoin es of horses would ing Prohibition Commissioner. The 4P. for use of the Presi-. Ment was confirmed by the Anti-§ League. See RE ™ Opposition to the reappointment ¢ a Orrick was due to the fact that he ® = subject the politicians could not apm” : 6 Other Dresses at $19.75, $25, $39.75 and Up to $125 the Fox) Continuing Our Gigantic Sale MILLINERY Smart Turbens—Roll Brim and Pleated Crowns are Featured in These Extremely Smart Spring Hat:. $ New Shades Created tn the Fashionable Crocheted Straws— Ribbon—RH air and Quality Felts in Newest Shades and Contrasts. The new spring hats are irresistible in their clever styling and colorings. The new shapes are most becoming and this special group is low priced. Hand Painted in Gorgeous Colorings s] New Spring Hats Featured at A wonderful selection of the newest modes in crochets, Swiss hair- braids, black satins and flower*trimmed ideas. The last word from Paris! Beau- tiful soft blend. Also plain colors with ripple brims and fancy em- broidered bands. Smartest new shapes and colors. Just the Hats the smart woman will adore! | a w ww “iw , wit Ber fi Spring Modes Body Sent to Havana. | Sof the Municipal Coun- | United Spanish War! : &8 a bodyguard last | wnthe body of Jose Antonio. : Consul, which was) ™ & train at 11:30 o'clock _ Havana. Mr. Munoz - in his office in the Ful- a SS Friday afternoon. : is accompanied by his - = 80m, Victor, and Carlos * Consul. hey $5 To the question, “Should auld Com. jtance be forgot?” Gov. Baker's ree 3

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a eM pa et aaile tl Ui pth gee dep dope Scie oe fn Si m~% Sy © SR yo paths dae * go" ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ype EVENING, MARCH 25, 192+. _ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH _ 4dmission Brings laid to Three Youths to eve E man 1ou.C Cauresa, gecvermin Q - . > * ‘ 3 _ ease lA os 43 + me =" wee tk ~ eo lhe 3! : : . . . 4 hee & od DERE . : ; i a >» ae = = ‘ : 2 b - > ow ‘- > + Oy ee O13 nd elsewhere im the city 5 : . . fo - _ were added vesterday the string x ¢ BOYS & GIRLS’ $2 FANCY CRICKET Si EATERS Larce warirty newest Spring patterns; vs ten Sg Men's 98c Spring Weigh! Union Suits...44c » ww a $4.50 Suitcases, 24-in. bk er brown $2.95 95¢ DRESS GINGHAMS. YARD. $20 WALL TENTS ©." $10.95 FISHING TACKLE » $1.25 Steel Fishing Reds. 69 = Black Enameied, 3 Joints. psa $1.75 Quadruple Multipfyine Ree! 109-y0. s af 4Gc Bamboo Bod, 3-7. 2 jain's, Sturda.. tame at $3.50 Casting Reds, full onyx guises 4 ° 2 $2.29 4Gc Braided Silk Line. mili ends, 30-*. spesis, 1Sc $1.75 Minnew Seine, 10:4-f, 1-f-in. mesh... 9Se $4.75 Trot Line, 158-f. with 50 staged hooks. SSe ** : ) $9 Reach Gificial American Le2gu: Re mr = — ; * x & "2 re GOODS STORE O'2 Was ' . tw. tn : “te wer ‘ wy .8 s 82 eee oo. a f ™ ? . e r-.. eae — am ~ = + 2 i be q To % M , : Z ~ — cs : a ‘ : ) 2 ‘ : ~~ 7s tate ae | Ky v, mii sm TR at | o*” -~ ee ne ow ; ao | BOYS CONFESS SEVEN MORE 272 s-fety o¢ the State snail not be the Jurisdiction of : GARAGE AND SHED FIRES | 2. cow tones, se acon exe gr nomas wetnaen ATTACKED BROT ci PUT ON PROBATION FO OV. SMITH | | 5 EE R A L HE HOLDS HIS | | % ss oft IF $2 Elec. Scidering iron, special. .GOc ; $10 0. &. Trickle Charger.. $3.98 5 si tae ee : “ae aos ; CHURCH ABOVE U. 709A-711A Washington Ave. (CF $1.79 Continued from Page st. me 2m om a Tota] of Blazes nieet.. “ove = Keiffer, Broadway & Frankl BUILDING — BE TORK DOW . KE “ALE—SBuy Gear—irect : Te ¥) isterine. Lambert's ee Genere | sewing Werhirre . ifc Aspirin Tabie se Beliadema Piaster i as &) Means “male? ‘i » : Mard i andy. 106 ite Biack Pepper. p ~ - 7. 79 (atdy oF ‘Bw areh ound, oc? trees. i> Te See, FF? TD) mr Hair Tenie ech taauze Bandace Pee pe ee pet Ot et eed td eed et ed ft ped ed ed ed ed word ‘— minal Bie aoien ‘ * i Fre LS ~“ticth Balle : : Bay tay Rum | Velvet Cream “a ri 50c. 1 Freei 25c. 1 Free | Single Price—Keiffer T . Columa Single Price— Tt, ae ay ~ ane Lysol i9e, 3 . *s aa gee 3 “yy _ : Lee i z ? Sines “Bara! rir . 23 eer sSe. > at Fe LPi lee’ LP ermy th 4 iz j | = 2 ie S miss : “gett * Wie WIN Thee} = ; ! — ee Tee ise Toi et “the ve ¢ a> Moe. s Beno the cieakc. hast. tc .hc.t. LL. I .—: Drops | aa Pine i Wate |_ 50,1 Free | 25c, 4 Free | | Y5c, 1 nal New Location, Broadway, Fo ur Doors North of Washington _ MMMM ut For that smal! sum you can now dress in the latest Fifth Avenue New York Clothes. Come im and see these. Spring Styles for Men and Women on the LIBERAL Famous CREDIT PLAN. Girls! Iris. ™ Jressies and oats — all tail ored ike mg sister s. New -pring cesors. Next to Loew’s Theater, Over ShoeMart Store THOMAS THOMAS SPECIAL FORMULA SPECIAL FORMULA FOR SHAMPOO A FALLING A marvelous new har Positivele goos the los beartifer ti briny Pies c tat cmmgs 2 of hair in 9 cases out ot magc loveliness cleans thoroughiv and quickiv: revives Matr roots and en- hances the beauty of per- oreventative manent waves. Freesampie if megui iy con reo West. Ts mieasant ode T. Both of these preparations are f-om the laboratories of ‘Se 1 20mas oystem, world tamous hair and scaip spe- = Calists with 15 years’ experience in groping baie. They THE DRUG AND DEPARTMENT STORES o +he tate ” | i : 3 _— Tha ¥ wie Ta A “ [RIM OB ie 9 ee ee ee 2 Wray, — 7 . ° * * a A revelation in value-giving @F

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—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 25, 1997 sacs, ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH kt acustietie> POLICE BOARD'S RIGHT TO HIRE r 35 YEARS IN ONE LOCATION SPECIAL COUNSEL ATTACKED y a © , > y/ $500 Suit Against Justice of Peace | % a 606-08 Washington Av.—Thru to Sixth St. —— | | 4 Right of the Police Board to 3 Sp G employ specia) coungel to represent ; a NEW EST RIN ST YLES IN it was attacked in a hearing to- = day before Circuit Judge Hall, in & the board's motion to collect $500. the amount of a surety bond in an injunction case, from Justice of the mass iaias sar a Feast deiiivce tears trac tac wale aaa 2 tae) ah wsacenlitdnd ite saltitnash be : + Peace Edward Rice. The bond | was furnished by Rice, Apri! 11,\ Open Evenings by . 2 eee Open Every 1925, when the Fraternal Order of Appointment we ET. - Fs" Z Doors West Saturday Eagles temporarily enjoined the no- lice from interfering with a car-, P hone MAin 3465 e nival under their auspices. | I € treet Last February the injunction suit was dismissed for failure to prees-7 cute it and then the Police Board | sought to collect on the bond, as-/| serting it was entitled to reim- | bursement for hiring a special law- | yer to defend the sult. Jesse W./} | Barrett, former Attorney-General, | Pi | special counse) in. this and four | sctwred at Left | similar cases, testified today he had | A smart Oxford | been paid $2000 as his total fee. | Tie with modified | Charles Straub, attorney for Rice, | vamp in rose blush. | argued that the board had no av-| Reptile trimmed. | thority to obtain lawyers outside | Junior Spanish heel | the City Counsclor’s office. Homer | AAA to & |Marcum, Judge Advocate of the RE Oe st Noveity , YOUR store for your ER i RADIO and AUTO re- INCOATS Star Square will not breach d Sil St ed ° ~ * . . and Silver pais ; Be yeur faith in its principles. ead Silver Striped ‘ 4 Acquire the habit of read- i lis nen img every day offerings 2] RIDER BACK | r 1 - i ae . ag tw - °-* “ _ sg % , > j wg “4 ir e ' ~~ . é ’ s . a a » P| © i * 7 * Easy Payments Easy Payments GOLDMAN BROS.—1102-04-06-08 OLIVE ST. 6b ak ok | |e

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B " R pie ‘ —— - | lt as 5 ~ oe — _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH . _FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH %5, 1927 _ = - ? K , ING VALUES AWAIT YOU SATURDAY IN SPRING OPENING SALE OF HOME NEEDS AN 7-Piece Iced Tea or Lemonade Set — TEE Bir All-Metal Smoking Ans As ‘tual $1.98 Value 4n Actual $2.50 Value | | K ALD ‘fiz Pix, PANN ’ +. 7 * i ew fe . , P 7 - 7 ‘ . ae : s “s , : son ™ ial mes * mr Y eat al ; A 5 vs : . $2 € OTT 3 Ts Tri izt whee Bot wmtti of the Legial ature. aebtebat See he € . a ee ee | ° Mo bey , one ~. i ae ao rt . 7 . oe * ey, .f BavrY. ug canization ef the eepertunitr for reprises! : 7% 2 ent Bina?t: an +: S-nators, and Wang : ae fii heer et ith ages tags 0 poemmmnemala | 9 a , it? v >. € j of oma aL , , at ? , 1a j # my ry ; ; LF a\ . a : i? fy . ' j eat F H i A ‘ " - 3 . hak ge ae LI bad ak L aR: 8 A een aA a 5@c Weekly Pays for Any Phonograph iS -P3 iD , : = 2 = r. ee a 8-—Piece Dining—Room Suite deitpinneaaiet.1 a ; _ ra - vt oop tat were Priya °*or -~ Fi so Re ae Se oat a > - ’ " rt) nm j B - : ‘ ais “ : a : ® Pay Oniv $3 Down—Bdance 29 : : E tn, — “ria * excentien ef Muelhauser Par $Y Down. Baiance as C on> emsent 4 - 4 ~~ Parts * > eee ‘wh Player Pianos x - -— —_ Me ae ™ ‘ | : : With Buutin Speaker aie. efore the Baa PR Pe FeO. | 5 20 Com i. ~ “S" 38a. of confirmatiien! ; 5 = = ,ers of the Penal ‘hea, motion Radso sly 8 Recewer er eet ac7a 1c NGeuators to 3 yg 2 , ‘Tater Gerdou > at 2 a al a ee f 2) d _ aa . " i . a ‘Ke . ee a % ¥ , . tine om on toned $1 « Week Pers for This Phonograph RUG PRICES REDUCED condition! See these Players —piay VITY—the Select ootch Selpe SMM ae,, ame fe v — - s ro ; - a - 3 . . , =~ t2c 1s Sa » “ ‘ Sy | : | ss i us 3 near is Newest Phomograph Records «: Al! S.68-—Sx I> ad C45. Ix tz - a 2 | i6.45 Retrigerators $26:45 . res mae ok tee pest wale Ee * With the Cave face Timee—Latest Popular Hits, 3 for $1. agra 369. ‘3 —r- iets $32.85 y | | ) tes 4 és | ful come Comes +: - Player Rolls, Newest Hits, at 45c, A uminerers ne $2. i3 } tins $29.85 Pev Oulv $6 «| Moth di Meee a : SRT RET er ans pase ag ae See ——————— j | “a 3 ion was seme-j eee ‘ - * — bh «4% Se — 4 a — . ont nas won = ’ “The House of Honor” ae Sor Other Soviae Opatiads fer —": | foe a = S. E. CORNER 12TH AND OLIVE STS. | SE @-- -omminsioners nom : — ** considered. and ail SPOT rmet | _ Metregme ‘or tual Rr a eee 2 IG UR EO ERE OD ot Nee ete te Laged. may Amini Re:

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Smoking Stands _ Value fompicte with glass ash tray carved design and is very for Saturday! tc | - + = Wy Bed-Davenport Suite ed top rail. Full spring ma. ° Dave mnport opens imto 7 is Jacquard velour. mce as Convenient ne—Motion Day-Bec + ‘Bed ics converted into a apes 3 y’ fe beautifully flowered ggg cng end inne 29* d. y mce as Convensent Specials in Our | Radio Department} Six*Tube Amplex six-tube Radio. roduction unsurpassed. Strongly and rdily built to give $39” lifetime of service. $1 a Weck Pays of fe utiful cabinet. Rly... e Ajax Supertone * Six” In Hi-Boy Cabinet With Buut-in Speaker 3 S) $8 50 Complete Radio Frequency Recetver Awo-dial tuming making operation a : Supertofiic amplification (3 stag es)-4 5 emarkable for its purity of tone and a wl reproduction. UNEQUALED SELE 4 IVITY—the Selecto switch Lys bring 2 . + An a » . ; a » # < I ¢ * IAA ND PNA ANA ett ORION Ss. Saja ta gga Sh ae oe oe ae cgi Sie 0 ee ~ Pm Ba Sat 9 0 ony oo peers Rilaninon sidniille wth ube ele ayant a age _— ee Re ol ek ee i a ee ~ a do tes eo RET ae Ex Set Ss eee — ono Oper eo ~s - ~ Pt 4 Ea ~ i ~ ant ~ me Mee -* . ~~ we nn TO ety | OG LACIE AUR AA PERRO BNE RL ER, ASE ORIN MOE. aR Na OTK RN A OLLI EET a Ae COE SAIL IRC TC te 9 5 ee oe ee a) OE el tle ae I eka ke ae eM tase! «ill aa Set. Nas . ; ‘ . : CAP antag. Ato AIIM, Nay te 2 i, Pe ae, vat os

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PAGE 28 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH. =—PRIDAY EVENING, MARCH =. * : __ ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT =» SMITH TO FIGHT ‘TI ‘TILL SEATED’ FIGHTS JURIST'S WOMAN KILLED, 2 CHILDREN |_ tea TH > PAARSPE IIa anurans muuReD m AUTO accierTs| Renew _ Your Health Children’s —-a a ) Knows as tains Its Proper Respect. € retary of State Emmerson, Speak- ‘Body of Unidentified Negro y Ni t SPRINGFIELD, Il, March 25. er Robert Scholes of the Llimois. tim Taken to Morgue; 37 ell that 0 United States Senator-eiect Frank House, demanded that his fellow) Temiies Stace dee. tA physician wil tel you the Stopped Almeoct Instantly [. Smith last nicht ¢eclared he townsman, Chief Justice Clyde © The Killing of an unidentitee .: perfect Purification of the Sys op y ne {] he was seated Gees Creeping and Crawling Dews Inte - % - _ » Ti + . » . » o peg? >| ?j mt wunti! = as a S Stone of Peoria, be removed as Re- Negro woman last night by an au tem is Nature’s Foundation of Uhildren very frequentiy save wy aa ed g | . Creaky. Stiff and Swollen Joints, Limbering candidate in the Pifth tomobile increased the paaegaed — cial s pre | o’cleck when she was struck and —gnee or twice a week for several ~ a en a gia in ses C h h — Z : ~ re. | called Thoxine, much better thas knocked down by a eastbound weskes—and see how — patent medicizes and cougd syrups. i. ve automeocbile driven vy Elmer *- wards rou with bh - ealt aets om a iifferent prnerpie re mt arg oecause “i206 Ww tie ae .™ , — ~ is . . ; ) a ath eae a i by th ee Nichols of ' ee ae “+. = atest of afl | lueves the uTitatio® anc steps tRe stitul is uphe! 21€ peoprie noe. ~~? as) 3} "3 to! ia gyi % he ww ’ LOTa 58 gre the * ataeeatines _ xe = ~ Peg en in fact tt VWae th ft remson . be i ¢ —— s ——- eough ip a tew minutes. fact it I lat f pin se ? Tiina? > - ~? . > . % driving at ‘moderat e speed wher gy | purifiers.. Get & family is guaranteed te step sight coughs that the State of iin cal cedh Hs Satu Boake ae ee Tt e is? PERF” agi Py, ‘Mere met afr . CMB odigey e4 ‘) LORS ae. Maes age ” —" . on ~ om + "ie m4 ~ = — os Te hae Tliinots the woman stepped into the path _.:ace with full directions. Omly or sore throat within 15 minutes or proper respect led; : i: Os ell Pebersen’s | Se ee eee ey haat 35 cents at drug stor money back Contains ne ehloro find its honor when I am seated gj : oe Eo tin lle morgen ° the morgue. ihe woman Was a00ur form. dope ot other harmfu: drugs. and to defend the honor of its rep- Sen Che FE Oimtmen. Sure to Succeed. ¢9 years old. weished cope al ~cdays bargains im weed artictes pleasant taste and safe. 35¢. Ge resentative.” “Segoe rat aon yrs. other | : and $1.00 At all dragzgists siecaeion — stned. im today’s Want pages- aed % * > * — Rom + & Lee... ri fT as Tee & The minute you apply Peterson's caused by a skull fracture. : i) JSS ee _THE SENSATIONAL SALE OF SALES!! eczema tortured skin—its mighty avenue. suffered a fractured sku. healing power brings blessed relief. at 7 p. m. when struck by an au- But better still after a few appli- tomobile as he was crossing the | _s ae ; eations, the itching is all gone and street near his home. The driver ee aa w eee i ) your skin is clear and free from of the machine. Henry Strickford, NG , 4 | : 25 eruptions *or roughness. If's the ome of 2121 East Warne avenue, was : ae a | F ° F great skin remedy that every drug- arrested - - ty ‘ ; gist is clad to recommend. ning ross the street mea: ei 4 ; : Get a large box for only 25 cents his home at 6 p. m. Edward Gaz Sa La = : > . et any droggists—and monevr back cus, 5. of Thrush avenne Tpit . | if it ism*t the best rou ever used. hit by achine drive y hi Fe Always keep Peterson’s Ointment - William Vierling 34 4 92 : : ’ . the house. Fine for burns. sca! Florissant avenue The chil bruises, sunburn. chafing and aching taken home suffering from con- inflamed feet. There is nothing bet- ceusison of the brain and a possible ter for itching ecrema an4 piles. _ekull fracture. f | f th Defun GS d = urnit ure : St. Louis ss Stop! Read This v if = iNOW ON SALE AT THE THE ORIGINAL SHOE DEPARTMENT OF Furniture, Rugs, Stoves, Refrigerators, Lamps, Bedding & peo cyan AT SACRIFICE PRI OPPOSITE CENTRAL HARDWARE SG aly 4 i fees : This tremendous sacrifice of new, serviceable Furniture continues for Saturday. This sale, SFE OUR $4.00 and $5.00 a yy of the ee Co., — at auction from the receiver under di MEN'S AND WOMEN’S Gennd Facuiee Cin*s Besleest Sale of : istrict court, must osed out at once. Included are several purchases of maz outs, on sale at less than half price. Some quantities limited—come early. Convenient credit te NEW SPRINGSTYLESOX B® LIVING-ROOM FURNITURE year to pay. Former Price Bankrupt Sale Price $195 3-Pc. Living-Room Suite, mahogany | frame, cane backs; ) 3 BEDROOM : $2.75 PORCH ; ; BIRD CAGE AND $235 3-Pc. Davenport fac Suite; deep spring CHAIRS ROCKERS S FERNERY | construction m our .. Odd Bedroom Chairs © Beary maple frames $25 Fiber Bird WOMEN’S SHOES Son ee ee os Baked 6 aad , Fae ‘sit. 30 | $225 3Pc. Davenport Bed Suite; in velour, . + BOYS’ SHO ties sie = $2.95 & $2.45 $275 Nag este pl You've Never Seen Sach a Sacrifice of REMEMBER OUR LOCATION in mohair, loose cushions _. FURNITURE ’ 6350 SPe Living Roun Suite, is mohair carved = eee. pe § DINING-ROOM cor tae nig we dresser, vanity, chifforobe ..... i $375 Spiece Antique Walnut a at . ie tee P 4-pi ti Inut Suite—Bed, crown table, china, 6 chairs, tapestry seats 3. Popular Horton Place Resident Says the Herb Pe ce ee eee $495 lopiece Huguence Walra ———y Extract Remedy Formerly Known Fiber Furniture Sacrificed $425 piece antique walnut Suite—54inch make, a massive, beautiful Suite - ae as Herb Juice) Is the Favorite Former Price Bankrupt Sale Price dresser, bed, vanity, chifforobe . $75 China Cabinets—In walnut finish... Medicine in Her Home. $10.50 Fiber Rocker, uphol. seat $575 piece hors mahogany Suite—Extra $45 Walnut-Finish Buffets ae ~ : $18.50 Fiber Rocker, uphol. seat and back.. $12.50 large, elaborate, display pieces ..........--... .. BG SE Se an [ton “Place, Sc Louie when ane mg —T goal aon. 4 : ‘ ce ef rewuita It is now called at Waigreen's Drug Store s iber 3-Pc. Suite, auto spring seats ... ge ) Breakfast Sets Sacriim > qed I feel as thoues 1 ote wom | 45 | Fermer Price — os , §: gpa a ak or rayon. Secrificed. $20 S piece Breakfast Set—Drop-ieaf tabla” Former Price le Pr: : . : . $20 9x12 Brussels Rugs, new patterns Right at the eee s Start—Bargains in $28 a gy Eeemeled Set—Drop-leaf $40 9x12 Velvets and Axminsters QUALITY REFRIGERATORS 4909 ¢ pisce Oat Breakiust Set $50 9x12 Velvets and Axminsters Former Prsce _ _Bankrept Sale Price Enameled and decorated -.. $30 8.3x10.6 Velvet Rugs, new patterns _._.. : $15 Refrigerator, white enamel ner 25-Ib. .. $8.50 | $65 9x12 Seamless Axminsters and Velvet $38.75 $24 Refrigerator, white neamel lined, 40-Ib. $15.75 _ $80 9x12 Wiltons, in extra quality $27.50 Side-Icer, white enamel lined, 50-1b. $17.95 Stoves and Ranges . $5.75 27x54 Axminster Rugs . | | is —-caeaedas $12.50 ry | aac tecn ne most agreeable, $18 Double-Deck Coil Springs ee ee > ic-Laxa on 1 , $22 Goliien Oak Chifforobes . We Give and Redeem Eagle Si ‘7 . . a % = ee - armps $15 Walnut Radio Cabinet ss : ) $8.50 Wrought Iron Table Lamps eee ON SALE AT - Pa SLR 7™. & WASHING! apa ’ : erie Pe ets we m ith lel Hip i rf Saite. in Velour : | 5 & $45 Coal Ranges. 6-Hole Top. 16@-Inch Oven ; rays i 1) “68 | i : te

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ PAGE 29 WELCH & GO _FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 25, 1927 1105-07-09 OLIVE ST _ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ELCH & CO. — = i] And Now—BIG SATURDAY!!! Are Good Tudees ve éé This is my ' | ; By : | who isa prospective bride ; Into |} 4 grandmother to the a Re amend: ‘* Fifty years avo wi mt no “take | married I purchased nd yet dis- | TOOM suite made hb ickest sole | then my daughter, rheumatic | lady ’s mother, boug ¢2 hest colds | also, and now the thiea © lute guar. || tion has decided to make bottles re- | niture selection fromeoees Bevo, frock-Litton Furniture { 501 | Fourth and §8t. knowing the quali well-made furniture r A two-piece suite me | Dispatch | hair, made to order in 4 “Wants” | toga ot facto fE other || day and Saturda 2 bined. | é at #1 4 if Grandmothers of Wit iy ae oye Pe San : i te it es nS aE OS hala 2 Teg Ge y 2, ; ii ies i a ts ec a Laat » Pe ey % Z OSE Pe ¥: J ‘a 5 ae ae NTIRE $100.000.00 WAREHOUSE STOCK OF FURNITURE bata, AT “TO. 2 OFF! To Permit the Widening of Franklin Av. Itis Necessary for Our - OE rae. MPO et se ye ae Oa nner! cae Mi Aitpehin : wen ee Ms Pi Ooi Sunt PS cee Tt? ee eve gin ae pennara: igre oslngne ge . . ’ OR SE OS EL LILLE LL LES LL ALLE LEAL LOLA ALANS! AC gy Oy, OR ALON A LLG RIOD A NOTA CLR A TONLE OLA AML LILLE LL ALLEN ALLEL RE AAS, ei Noe Re yeep he eA ee “tinting ata let se a» oe, Ps ee a - y . —" . a= “a : te PRI GIRS RR OS OTE SE noes ———— ews tt tt Bs ty nn Borstal to Rs ACNE i i eon Jeg St. Louis E 3e edding & Odd F PRICE Saturday. This sale, off s receiver under direction o urchases of manufacturers’ SATURDAY! The record bargain day is here! The greatest throngs that have thus far attended this on: sale will be on hand—and we are prepared as never before—with an augmented salesforce—extra facilities for the convenience of our customers. We cannot recall a time when furniture of such quality has ever been offered at such amazing price cuts. With the situation before us it is imperative that we move our $100,000.00 warehouse | stock immediately as our immense warehouse located at 719-721-723-725 Franklin Avenue through to 910 North Sth Street, is to be wrecked in part to permit the widening of Franklin Avenue. Come Saturday for the bargain 7 Remember During This Sate We hive OPEN EVENINGS 'TIL9 0’CLOCK $20,000 Stock of Welch & Co. Quality surprises of a lifetime. y. Convenient credit - ALL-COTTON MATTR Ess * Regular $10 value. 1.50} All sizes with fancy B art itcking ~~ a acrifice of Newest Designs ; 200M FUE 4 Bankrupt Sale, zenot Walnut guna Lil ole, 5 chairs, 1 armchair . any Dining Suite—Buffet, extension table, 6 chairs. * mee as ed aut Dining Suite—66-inch buf-_ inet, extension table, 6 chairs. , gue Walnut Suite—66-inch buffet, le 6 chairs, tapestry seats and beckies ruenot Walnut Suite—Rockford sive, beautiful Suite .....-. ee en Tn walnut finish..... ish Buffets st Sets Sacrificed Bankrupt ‘Salt, fast. Set—Drop-leaf table, $! eevee vaceee® | od Set—Drop-leaf ‘ ; eceeveevnvt® ® e's 8 oeee Ome ee* ¢ Breakfast Set— @ d and decorated .....9++++++: Bs: ad Ranges Saci “ Bankrupt © large oven and broiler. . side oven and broiler. . » all enamel ange, combination gas and — », high —s closet. . nent $25 Da-Bed_ > o a —— cA ” walnut - finis 16.1 As Is =. ends, nankroot 9 LO Sale Price $19.75 y Frame, $20 ‘Mattress Genuine layer felt, 45-Ib, fancy art ticking, very pte bas .: st ey Ss SETT rage ” indicates xcept where es or bases ofA ‘s /Well built; large $ 65 | plate mirror. Ware- . | AN solid onk; large S 15 3 te mirror. Ware- s “Sale Price j BEDROOM SUITES AT AMAZING PRICES Never Before! Never Again Such Saving Opportunity $145 4-Piece Bedroom Suite "2ry°"s.2i51" Ticmaca watnu “tina, 8 7 0 pg in Our Rapid 15-Day Warehouse Disposal Bow-end bed, dresser, vanity dresser, $68 5-Piece Bedroom Suite chifforobe and bench; walnut finish. $ .00 in Our Rapid 15-Day Warehouse P ———_ : Disposal Sale at ; All pieces very large; bow-end bed, $ 2 $224 4-Piece Bedroom Suite dresser, chifforobe and vanity dresser. 00 | Priced in Our Rapid 15-Day Warehouse — - Disposal Sal e at se Disposal Sale $65.00 Chiffo Chifforobe. stm 4 Fac house Disposal Sale = Price $27 DRESSER e Disposal 55 7-Piece Bedroom Suite cree — lacquer finish. *f 74 posal Sale nat one 9370 4-Piece Bedroom Suite ‘iriy dresser; all dustproot cons 9 00 Straction; mahognny interiors. Priced in Our Rapid 15-Day = ; $15 Smith & Davis Continuous Post, Wood-Finish Steel $@.75 SS een Sacrificed During Our Rapid 15-Day Warehouse Disposal Sale at | Wanel h Laser ome 7 a .80 00 Sale $42.50 one a 75 Walnut finish; ae89 9-13 ror in door. Ware- house Disposal Sale Price At the Greatest Price Cutsin the H istory of St. Louis ~ 550 Fancy Enamel Color Breakfast Set warehouse Disposal SONS a Oa ee ea Oe oe - $50 Silver Gray Oak Breakfast Set in Our Rapid 15-Day 57.50 Silver Gray Oak 5-Piece Breakfast Set ion tuble complete with four gracefully designed chairs. Priced in Our Rapid : Warchouse Disposal Sale at ~ Mleve canned et — oo table and four chairs. Priced in Our Spt -Da arehouse sposal Sale nx 1.50 Silver Gray Oak, Porcelain-Top Kitchen Cabinet $9q 7 = I pid 15-Day Warehouse Warchouse Disposal Sale at r 1 Smith & Davis Windsor Design, Wood-Finish Metal 19 $39 DRESSER 1 = $30 DRESSER [4104 = Se EE Se ee Hundreds of Other Sensational Bare ains! fin Our Rapid 15-Day x shouse Dispoxal Sale at 1 ; 5110 7-Piece Cleverly Designed Breakfast Set in Our Rapid 15-Day : Stehouse Disposal Sale at $35 Kitchen Cabinet Priced in Our HKapid Wareh ouse Rugs or are! NGED VELVET ‘ KIRMAN SEAMLESS | $64.50 9x12 FRI iL UG, 9x12. Warehouse Dix- | RUG. Warehouse 5 IINSTER RUG, Peral Sale Disposal Sale Price, . Disposal Sale 85 Price B20 —- ALL. WOOL AX- | $15.00 9x12) FELT | RUGS | es5.00 9x12 ARMSTRONG IN- x1 RUG. Warehouse | Warehouse Disposal $5.85 LAID LINOLEUM RUGS, Ware- * — y Sale Price house Disposal Pot Bs $ , Sale Price $52.50 Porcelain $55 Porcelain Sliding Top Sliding Top Kitchen Cabinet Kitchen Cabinet Priced in Cur Rapid | Priced in Our Kapid Ifb-day Warehouse Dis- | l5-day Ww arehouse Dis- posal Sale D375 |» 3 to % Off in 40.00 9x12 ALL-WOOL AX- 2.50 Porcelain Sliding Top Kitchen Cabinet Warehouse 50—S8.3x 10.6 Seamless, All- <ory "SEAMED ss AX- | $4. - ” 00 Pile $27.15 826.75 ARMSTRONG 9x12 FELT- “STER RUG. Ww arehouse Wool, Deep BASE. Warehouse $14 5 Disposal Sale Price, * , I eute 5 Rugs—W nrehouse ae . Disposal Sale el Plenty of Extra SMLESMEN Welch &(,., $74.50 9x12 Seamless AXMINSTER RUG Warehouse Disposal Sale ey $165 3-Piece Reed Fiber Bed-Davenport Suite ' Fancy finishes, choice covers, Nach- man springs, loose cushions. Sacri- fieed During Our Ware- house Disposal Saal $67.50 3-Piece Reed Fiber Suite Loose spring cushion seats. Snerificed during our . Warehouse Disposal Sule at.. $225 3-Pc. Kidney Decorated Reed Fiber Bed Suite fs Sacrificed during our $ 50 Warehouse 8 Hixposal eee Oe $45 Reed Fiber CHAISE LOUNGE Loose cushion. f Sanerificed dur- $ 75 ing our Ware- ® » house Disposal Sale, Price at.. $30 DAY-BED Complete With Fancy Roll- Edge Mattress. Heavy-shaped continuous posts and outer posts. ’ Sacrificed During , Our Warehouse ' Disposal Sale $27.50 Double-Deck SPRING Guaranteed for $ 15 20 yenurs. Warehouse Disposal 57 3: Sale Price... $25.00 Pure Layer FELT MATTRESS Fally guaran- teed. Ware- : 00 house Dis- posal Sale reece ... $225.00 Bridge & Beach s Superior full gray porce- lain combination coal and gas high oven range. sacrificed During Our Ware- house Disposal Sale at $148.00 YOUNG COUPLES! HOMEMAKERS! $34.75 Three-Door Side-Icer Refrigerator Sacrificed during our Warehouse Disposal Snie at $45.00 Three-Door Side-lcer Refrigerator S85-ib. ice cn- pacity. Sacri- e ficed during our Warehouse Disposal Sale at $65 Porcelain-Lined 3-Door ide-Icer Refrigerator S5-lh. fee ecn- pacity. Saecri- ficed during our Warehouse Disposal Sale ay $85.00 All-White Steel—Full Porcelain-Lined Refrigerator Three-door side-icer § styrle. Sacrificed during our Warehouse Disposal Sale at $85.00 Full White Porcefain Front and Top Cabinet GAS RANGE Sacrificed during our Warehouse Disposal = Sale at $75.00 “Quick Meal’’ GAS RANGE during our Warehouse $50.00 White Porcelain-T rimmed Side-Oven GAS RANGE Sale) of....... $992 $125.00 All-Porcelain Bungalow Range With shelf. Sac- rificed during ‘ our Warehouse Disposal Sale $85 All-Porcelain Enamel Side-Oven GAS RANGE Sacrificed dur- ing our Ware- house Dispo- Sacrificed during our Warehouse Disposal Sale at.. You Can Effect Tremendous Savings on mplete 3-Room Outfits $ i Assure Promp t Bb FURNITURE | b MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS vt d SERVI FE Grasp This Greatest of All Furniture Buying 1105-0 7-09 OLIVE ST. Opportunities! 3-Room Outfits as Low as........ $25,000 Stock of Overstuffed and BED-DAVENPORT SUITES SACRIFICED! $275 3-Pc. Kroehler Full Carved Frame Overstuffed if 45% Bed-Davenport Suite Wivcnouse Disposal, Sale at.--ss-s eee $240 3-Pc. Loose-Cushion Overstuffed Bod-Daveegery 137" Suite Priced in Our Rapid 15-Day Warehouse Disposal Sale at $345 Wool Mohair 3-Pc. Full Carved = Living- 196” Reversible loose cushion, Overstuffed, Priced in Our Rapid Room Suite 15-Day Warehouse Disposal Sale at $525 2-Pc. Solid Mahogany Living-Room Suite macty LY 6 .00 top and base; full kidney; imported covers and finest mohair with reversible covers and looped edged throughout. Priced in Our Rapid 15-Day Warchouse Disposal Sale, $225 3-Pc. Velour Overstuffed Living-Room Room Suite Loose cushions. Priced In Our Rapid 15-Day Warehouse Disposal Sale at 7 Priced tn Our Rapid 15-Day Warehouse Room Suite Disnosal Sale at $325 3-Pc. Overstuffed ALL MOHAIR Living- arved front and sides. Priced in Our Rapid 15-Day Warehouse ‘97 $270 3-Pc. Mohair Combination Overstuffed Living- tT g.% $30 Cane Wing Rocker Upholstered seat, sale price. . Suite "ae Sale at ] 4. $34.75 Cane Wing Rocker ] 6 se Upholstered seat, sale price... ound $54.75 Wall AND SHADE Tapestry Two-lizht. $7 65 Se ? a neem price ... o 5 45 $10 Bridge Lamp and Shade $4.90 $15 FLOOR LAMP Complcte, sale price ..... Sale price .. PRICES SLASHED ON DINING SUITES! $20,000.00 Stock Must Be Disposed of at Once!!? $170 9-Pc. Dining-Room Suite ve chai aed one srmctatt Priced ‘96° ® Buffet, china closet, eXtension table, $205 9-Pc. Dining Room Suite five chairs and one armchair. Priced $ 00 in Our Rapid 15-Day Warehouse = Disposal Sale nt $275 9-Pc. Spanish Type Dining-Room Suite W212"! veneer ] Ti 00 —buffet. china cabinet, extension table, 5 chairs and one armchair. Priced in Our Rapid 5-Day Warehotse Disposal Sale nat sean 4 Including 72-inch buffet; $400 Dining-Room Suite (ee ea full npholstered chairs. Priced in Our Rapid 15-Day Warehonse Disposal Sale nat $435 9-Pc. Dining-Room Suite }*"” ete tee a SD A chairs and one armchair. Priced in Our Rapid 15-Day Warehouse Dispoaal ee Ms 6 oa net cate eS owes 004600 ask wae bee Pianos! Phonographs & Radios AT + 10 4 OFF ™ 2A Celebrated Nationally-Known Freshman Masterpiece RADIOS Sacrificed during our Warehouse Disposal Sale "$39.50 | Sacrificing the well-known “Rembrandt” Table Lamps During Our Warehouse Disposal Sale Including Gold-Plated and Qurx Marble Stands With Pleated Silk Georgette Shades $27.50 Value—Warehouse Disposal Sale Price $31.00 Value—Warehouse Disposal Sale Price $36.50 Value-——Warehouse Disposal Sale Price... §. ey SPECIAL SA ANAS ——Low—— VF U “FURNITURE {- MUSICAL SaaS C 4 bal Di 1105-07-09 OLIVE ST. TERMS $75, $100, $125 & | $165.00 Preiier sate Macey & K Up to $150 RADIO ~~ oa PHONOGRAPHS | 32, prontitu Comole cau. “i Come immediately for this es ious Gok truly marvelous dargaia. Sale at ¢ $29.75 $74.00 DINNER SETS AT LESS THAN WHOLESALE PRICES! $22.50 100-PIECE DINNER SET— $9.80 Warehouse Disposal Sale Price. 429.50 100-PIECE GOOD LUCK DINNER SET—Warehkouse Disposal $16. 75 Snie Price €85.00 100-PIECE RICH MOTTLE DESIGN DINNER SET—Warchouse Disposal Sale Price........- Sacrificed during our Warehouse Disposal

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FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 35. ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH PAGE 30 ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH _ —_ el ee — 7. SENATE CONFIRMS | WurullZER Worid’s Largest —. 2 . 9. I g 3 ENTIRE PRISON : | : ee = KSONS eo ) _2?2°"| MICHELIN TIRES || * gee - ‘ - —— — Continued from ——— : Tris: ° stig for f o 513-15 Washington sl Commissioner of Farms: Lesii = £ ji Varden: Steinbeck for (“ommis- 4 on of Paroiés, T. Sveed : ndustrial Commission- TIRES = ; ; , ’ va OY Wi LALA Ae XV be, - Foal ¥ + et sete : 5 a 4 ‘ +s Te £2 * Tx Lue Cawuc 438 4 Ga Co Adi.) 3 Pritey ment there was a For new Michelin Tires before prices * BY ‘ lg] (an effort to break the lines of the advance, which show every indica- : ae gener Rater ‘and tion in the next few days. In a Morning Sale, Saturday Don’t allow tire trouble—or the 8 to 12 O'Clock Only §* ae ii By Senators in the majority Demo- thought of it—to spoil the pleasure of 3 : . teres ' ; . . . , your Summer’s riding. ates dane instrument Let us fit you out now with new — ys Michelin in place of the old tires on | SPECIA ft for ; teem ‘Senator Reed Appealed to. | the car. We’ll make you a liberal al- so ceny agg : tes Senator Reed was : | C-Meiody or fo rap Drum Outfie i lowance for the old tires. | sayoPHONE OUTFIT = Dome _ be _— [= + i oak i ae ~" + aa a+ -+ The prices we are quoting will sur- prise you. Write, phone or call. igh-grade case, StT8B, C1 case Ou entine brand, No. ) — — Cali d . inst rument of fine ade, ing 6 big, thiek sli sit ‘ A 8 Sh > ' “eat: aeceeaS Seok of Instruction, aa — . A statement based on facts. We picked at random boo! “3 eg. Value reeds, ti ee avy SY¥TruPp; delice ios 1500 motorists who were testing Michelin tires opposite 125. Now onlv PEE. gy *. “in Chin atrcein% althid errTec.iuai merely said that he had been in No matter what other among formed there was a division a! ‘ nouth piec pee ' i med the Democrats, that he hoped they makes of tire you are | Was ( / . Wy : niall “ene promise vou Tenor Banjo Outfit Violin Outfit Ai ie a we but th t he had 1 inf ation ings : si . 4 splendid instrument for either Deg Silk Coats y , [ey ~ as to th rtis of the controw= more mileage if you ="s3 : ‘Satin Coats — 68 EE ae will buy Michelin Tires “Sow curS7"” So vale Roe aa acy . of us. FREE LESSONS Tw ill Coats > ¥ , , = ‘on : , ‘ me ir ally r Tea rl ral Se "3- Sport Coats = nee Come im Saturday—Start your private ; , me mmteSst a Bs ~ ana i 3 : Renmnan ot ance. || : | \ E rein of we ota aicaion = LT INTVERSAL TIRE CO. fi] em strte Nek tiecdens Wurtullzer Black and Whites ay la 5 A fF Presen | ituati a. Those atiieartter DISTRIBUTOR ine he Baer & te wor. Est. 8! Monkey FarTrimmed {/ | ao iA) a. = lr ae eae . 6 RO 5 a oe i i oe. nelp from the State organiza 2840 Locust St. St. Louis, Mo. (rece emams names USCA wee ewes Twin Beaver Trim’d'€ | //\ a or easels JEfferson 0531 Lindell 7782 || 1006 OLIVE STREET Far-Front Edges | & Fer Collars and a /\ Choice, TIRES DELIVERED AND MOUNTED FREE Choice, $16.50 /y Caffs or Plain Tai sles a $1 eur ckdl fetticamn City, and = s or Plain I ailored Style: es ee ae on lesion OPEN EVENINGS AND ALL DAY SUNDAYS The POST-DISPATCH Re =p ee ee ADS than ALL the other St. Louis newspapers GOMER f — ws meee . -~———— —_— . ; ae 7 estes eke tephra ~ Set a Sepa we Gree oer Se = ‘gins stay ae sa he S he gt te ‘= 2 Sea - Ser ~_ Serr or . Sorc . eae Sere - (STO BRP eee nae we a apn : . = « ~ ~ THERE’S A “UNITED” STORE IN YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD—PATRONIZE a un BEANS *= COURTEOUS | LOOK FOR THIS SIGN | ALITY = SUMMER SQIi RED RADIS! GREEN ONI( an. a’ fferenc t- =. —_ ~ “~~. on? -_ a > “ 7 “2 ne Fr spe! a ee oD et :4es At A Sensational Value! 3 Complete Rooms! “2/395 for Only | si. 4h i jt. dt HMA a | ae | a ie | oe) ) ee | eet ee aT it Te Yoke Mw io uo ‘ di cS) Me it ‘idl ih ui LW ii} i AL A me re : > a = m3 ‘ id : 2s z a fe Pes a Fgh ae 2 Ss ty. “ “a } 4 4 z i- b 4! - is - ¥ “8 A F P; Lo x * . > bs —— = 4 = * Bs \ a _ - » ~~ ‘? bi c ae z zs ; - : % 4 mae $ ¢ = ae. @ & o> 4 » % b £ : =e ® : R % a 3 2 ; 3 b> te _ oP : > Ps “3 *. ea 2 4 = ws ey f = DI te ae : J 7 ks. - 4 4 Ny ; = uf ae | 7 7 4. a 5 > . aH t “7 Ky ‘a Ls | ’ ¥ Ss , Od o z : : 2 . ee " : pS 7 oe t= t ; - a , ’ + e * x f = 4 ae J 2 4 : : 3 , Be te Fs 4 > ». >. ; 2 y —. a ie 3s % E = S es 5s 4 % ae -« 5B’ - 3 . . = 4 is _- ‘ Re. . J z 4 > ; iba se - ‘4 b ” 4 i ee eee i. Ti ens Sao oe eet ae g ee 8 : o 2 t - : a q ’ F Pe F J ‘ ; 9 * - * 3 { jf ; 4 a : ’ “ 72 ; . P 4 =. i Ba ad 4 ; SS ar ae a a wd ; ah > Serie e Y shy zy ‘—_ See : Fe = 74 oe % yee oe a - ~ 3 3 ‘i 5 ae 4 & MA - ‘i ; Nie ie. + 7 7=> aa F Z ca 3 ; 2 - a “ ea aS “ ; on % © 4 . B 2 Sas fe PS up oo Ka q 52 | j “ ee ee oF ar ride i “id Bad * x ae Sa ; wag, y : Oss : La, ioe x ; . ue ae > a Me i ‘: é - « eee ae Pow S = ; -— . on 3 L y z ; 2 : 3 — 4, eee 4 , ao ie , a - a B «2 . ‘: “A B . “3 = " cy oe Sy e %.. F : & Ste > = “ Fe ‘i Se Fs 4 4 2%, cS SS bake eRe 2 a oe =) a ry .* cS “4 . Se al xe * ; r sf 2 ap —. a Cae ; . 45 ‘ a K cs Be : + , M4 c > ear 4 2 g “ Bey oo “ os ia : a .* A : nt « a v- * , * . | oa vw 2. * 7s . e. xs) ~ . © o, : i aa? « abe “ ors i > ‘ 44844 . x? A So oh 4 “ K . ~ 7 ee = ys ‘ OPS Ae a axel a ne vt > on Pipe : 4S NICKEL-PLATED jf Bo ee ae ae vd | se | Fors come ie ~©=BACON Duco No. 7 Rody 63 Chevrolet G Polish: $1.00 value Cc : Ford Tudor .. ~ — 4 durable Spring Steel Bumper er Bumperett 5 - - i" - ~ / : ~“ S har = . ~smet “nice 39c for any car. A real, classy job. Any modei Ford S$ ee ere Coach ie e > | Whiz Nickel Poli ne, oa eh i en ; —. a. ~ = > - nomin > arg x ; PS ROLE. ot: § eo) ad ear Consisting et a = te satin ceace 91-59 S-GAL. CANS 20. aa _ VEAL BREAST NOTE THE ADDRESS BE SURE ITS A VEAL pe R LOOK FOR THE SIGN SOUTH AUTO AND RADIO S$ pa | * LILY TIRE & BATTERY CO. IDEAL AUTO TRIANGLE TIRE & SUPPLY GO. ae SF bee — GATEWAY TIRE & SERVICE STA. | MIEMAN TIRE & ACCESSORY CO. 2007 S. TTH BL. S891 EASTON, DOWNTOWN SUPREME AUTO SUPPLY CO. NATIONAL TIRE & ACCESSORY Co. 4222 EASTON CHESTNUT a a ae Co ee ge pine egg ne eon tn POLISH KIT 0 7, PENNSYLVANIA ¢ | eer VEAL SHOULE O - » ' so pa congas ¥ i. 4etet Fn ee ee is ° tai ‘ OF - No extra charge for later delivery. Buy now <a aS ome We will store FREE and deliver at any date. mission. The Workmen’s Compen- = Oe eal ‘ . . — Sation Board will be taken ID t a . = Wikkic it ts expected the Rair ers Doard and the Negro trial Cormirmission will be abolis! (mMher Confirmations. With the exception Orrick. President e Board of Pelice C ' a ae ae hi } { tj | sie Fe phe cha ad vl teats ube she Ve Yoel saat eas? ses AME PROD cae we Vude "Teds Tuts Yoke ae eke ee us] GA ae] ws Pomel ef te? of ade es eT eT Tutt Ta were confr Pubite Service om missioners — “* D ~* ? Tisl on ba — r - ned me | _* hs dow + es eb Shel bebe bebe fl Selah sd ; ee inson of Kansas # mM a Continecd on YVext ‘Pace. Rene Wigan

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i " Pe st ree oe Ee ke " jac ’ P , . Bee cee ee ee ee WE: , : Fe NE eestor eae ae) FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 25, i927 _ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH__ _ PAGE 31 — = . | eee ogy and C. E. Covert. , University—-E. H. Otto and Dr. J.) . _ Ms rg of Reg: nts Central Mis-|)W. McClellan. “an ae . ; SN _s = — ; 24D) yy uri teachers’ College—Max 4A. Board of Managers of Federal | ix OD Saas |e —— _ — ik i hy aris o : , "y =— istop and Don aid S. Lamm. | Soldiers’ Home—Rose A. Elledge. | "j s _Bo x of Re egents s Sout! east Mis- Henry Clymer and 8, D. Webster. | \@ ouri achers' College—James A. a! Finch ind H. dé. Talbot | SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES | Board of R gents of Lincola |! — | Webster Groves Residents ) “AND D V7] 7 e ' ; w ST. LOUIS UNIVERSITY | x ¢ I E ‘Ss. - ith y LIIZER 006 Olive St. Want $20,000 Expended in || M. A. LEWIN, M. D. a Practice Devoted Exciusively | saan Salaries Returned. ye ICAL Tovatment oe | Dental Clinic Legal action to force repayment cludes case and all ac SEVENTH Street Berween Locust » WaAsHINGTON Wee G20. TOW 20k cctvds A s S * ees 4 ’ 4 i . = 4 Dill of almost like provisions im “ft. ae : mised m™ was paid to the district’s three st Db Va me pervisors who get $5 a meeting. oa Senator Ralph has introduced a , , ~ “ é 14} . 2% : age - 3 Violin Outfit present session of the Lezisla- i 7 1.No Candies Like Busy Bee Candies. } or 6TH #& OLIVE Macky Furniture Co. : ture. It is loaded with jobs for begtin- Extra special! Stradivartug : durable lin in case, Bow, rosin, extra engineers and lawyers without AND VEGETABLES 1118 Olive St. &- + P — ¢ : " i ilmitation to the remuneration to > 7 and book of instruction. A > $40 value. Now only .... | | | Be ae ); OVe;rc. iP] = | pT Riese rae nn upg e e $1 G.75 :| tand show fo he latter amount is é | } 1 ding 7 the presreative @ UO | se ee ae tecrtate. | SO Lae. | ung arummer-----.".......,. nn | : Sd Gos woken for the oxeak |) , a] SCOTCH SCONES strap ) vy ] tine bran ] No. 2? ec t Cans. ec round was broken for tI a A G b O k Ref i> | = Clarinet Outfit , Ya enune ARIMA, ANU. & squa , Cans, Con- In the nine months, however, Ar- 1pson da ¢ rigera- | oe A N ] S nda B k dz 30 ij reeds 5. —. ... ty Qe gel, ee ee ce ae t £ 40- dj a | ovelty for Sunday Breakfast . dz. 30¢ H Inetrument of fine grade, ang 7 taining 6 big, thick slices each; packed in in ee teas encaael (ae Or Of *v-pound ice capac- ig | § | jook of Tnstructio — F aN ’ or ie ieee. voteives| $508: smartly } Wiiis+ nas 0s ts (phe i a ‘te. Specially music lyre, heavv Till 9 O'clock bd rates f taxation for property| SSS y f CALIFORNIA NAVEL, SWEET AND 50c * Y 40c BOARD, 18, TO 16 ) ” nCy—ix ER DOZ. SIZE ici a — -~-'= tnta eh wast - iin 8 ae | "RESH, HOMEGROWN—LARGE ae ! State Highway Commissioners MERCHANDISER, RHUBARB HOMEGROWN—LARG EACH c oe atonal gt nag enemy om mee IE : epee. =' Hugh Stephens of Seitewneis City . L. Cantley of Owensville. a: 4 FRESH, YOUNG, | State Oil Inspector — William) : SUMMER SQUASH TENDER ae Cc McAtee of Springfield. - —_—_— 4 State Industrial Inspector—M¢ FOR 10c Louis County—Robert W. McEI- = _— bee : hinney of Clayton and J. C. A. Hil- = a «| merxwooe zs . Election Commissioners of Kan- a il FROM TEXAS — ae, go sense ghertlowien Your living furnished .. : Sas IJ. Eh annkee, James fr. pletely at che. sate most amazingly -— KD, a V ER . B E ST Cc s+ phe rd R x . # H ir k nad price ever quoted. { . ) T nm T- ‘4 ‘RADE. LB..... — ye ee Outfit comprises three- —_—— way enerna j—_— itant-G 4. V. Adams loose - cushion Living ~ Set, davenport table,’ junior Police Commissioners of Kan- sas City—Michael A. O'Donnell] nd Emil Koch | Police Commissioners of St. Jo- lamp and shade, table lamp and shade, smoking stand, table J scarf, end table, pair book seph—William A. Evans, William blocks, two fancy pillows and D. Webb. il statue—all for $122. Commission for the Blind—John H. Holliday, Edgar Z Watlower. fl Garrett A. Walsh and Arthur B. YD. rr fl i iL¢ i State Board of Charities anid u Corrections—Mrs. J. Cc. Turk of ‘Mount Vernon, the Rev. John J. Actual $225 Value Butler of St. Louis and Frank E Only $1.50 kly Kimball of Jefferson City. Board of Barber Evaminers— George A. Luce of Jefferson City. ll William F. Rebsman of St. Louis and John H. Parshall of Kansas ll sor and ir | F LS F LAR G *“RESH, FANCY b, Tir aut BEETS a4 CARROTS vrss rascy okcr Se PRING' ; LE RY JUMBO SIZE—FROM CALIFORNIA 2 LARGE 25 : CE VERY LOW PRICE STALKS Cc ALE P 4 SWEET POTATOES FANCY NANCY HALL & LBs. 10c 4" maga sf EVERY CUT elin, Fisk, Unite OF MEAT ield---Fl RSTS BR YOu BUY AT PIGGLY WIGGCLY IS W PRICES OOF THE HIGHEST QUALITY. ONLY City. Board of Managers of Confeder- The Bedroom Suite of your dreams. includes everything neces- te Hion e—Mrs. Videinia Crockett x | $9.2 ATIV E. O ORRECTL 4 Kk ED ANIM ALS FU R- Nuceins Samrye] R Shirkey sary—nlil high racers — me - aay sen 1] and é wr ing design—comprises the follow- + Ci. - - NISH THESE MEATS—AND THE LOW PRICES George A. Cam (LY ine, kt | E i me - panes -~\T . > + NG Roard of Curators of State T Genuine wainut dresser (or vd 9) 8 Ss $149 ARE AN INDUCEMENT TO DO YOUR BUYING versity—A. A. Speer of Jefferson fa} vanity), bow-end bed, massive wn | 3 aN . = =: : - = City, H. W. Lenox of Ri Georg chifforobe, rocker and chair, Ry , j_-—* ee me el & : a Serene f St cotton mattress, coil spring, §- = : : ; “rN > ’ AT PIGGLY WIGGL\ MARKETS. oc Pate Reged i. nee . M. MeDavid of Springfield. il pair pillows, two boudoir State emysonary lamps and shades and an Ax- iMam T fohinson of Slater and minster rug. wr $$. - -$15= 25 | T BOSTON ROLLED— NO IONE coe Marl 4 ATELY AS LOW EE ROAS MEAT. LB......... ore Ewxne 15 FINE PIECES IN THE DINING ROOM $225 Value—$1.50 Weekly The greatest waluer S and mest beautifal Set you've ever acen within S810 ef this price..... Massive buffet, extension table, five side chairs, armchair, mirror, three-pi ece buf- fet set, silk table runner, dinner set and sliver fruit bow!, all for only $122. JOO AIR SON C0 th AND FRANKLIN AV. $49. 50 SPRING NEEDS . Se he of Cr Ag : PORK LOINS HALF OR WHOLE @g» » sw» @ ® xC etn a Gletoh -« ee : - Sie rs ot “a > 2 Orr of Webh City a Seat _e . BA , " sUGAR-CURED, HICKORY ee Ole at a 25¢c i 6 ne we : Washable, enstly ins alled .4 : — hh 2D ‘ ze! \ . i ‘ " SIDES (4 TO 6 LES.) OR HALI S a >> ‘. cooper tape ad ers sides, Coors. a ¥ 2 , - LB. ¥ . nee ¢ * CCOEEEEBACON corr sconce 2 - - - hit 250 Be h oe te 4 QO RE Chevrolet rape ay bs RS (As 7 * ‘Ss ij c | Each | Sz "Te PER LB. $ | om CQ OE VEAL SHOULDER ------ 2" 17e) Bess - | Guaranteed | = 4 PER LB 15 ina —— ni ne or 2 — | Stk “inte me VEAL BREAST - - - -- - - - ee | oe EXTRA EB Mm Meced: f Richmond. alter F : “UN > Yy : fe RIB OR LOIN = @ = w PERLS 35¢c Kimball of St. Joseph and A. P. li BE SURE iT’s A an EAL CHOP m= Thursby Jr. of a AT'S J S 2nar: af *harmacyv—H 4 - —s pet seem | eae ot St. cake ia Eom i) = ll > si eae : m, |Riske of. Independence ql Freshman aie ah. tPnart aft ‘ooeant=s Northweet Mie. rH =A Board of Regents Northwest Mis. 1] Magterpiece aro sunt & souri Tea he rs t. Ol nod hag a [sy q IDEAL n ugh the Turnstile . sore time and || Miller of Maryville, B. G. Voorhees It [RADIO Self ~Service + oat lec acl am ne ~ eee’ of Regents of sae ve ie $49.50 Ss. ve CORNER 4 4* j Mi ‘4 " ' : tp SrTror Roard of Rerents Southwest Mis sourit Teachers’ Coll: es chlo SH. giee ae oi hs, ‘eae, Wty sg e ¢ Ss - i > peng. Ms 1a Ps . a ~ att “¢ 7 " o sa : 4 - aa te at m e a 7% 4 aie Be We oan See | Reh eS Fis. ite ae oe > Ta, Coc; eS. amt a por ‘* =e s, FRE on Eee PRE AO ee ees yee Oe ei ater ae ae oe Hee : eS ee

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oo ett ¢ sched BR rage eek eee so at Ons sae ot we v4 nee eg ab 27 ‘S Peiahsdobt nats i aa ae! SATE Se gana Oh Hii, beet Pn Se ee ca Ee fe = ER f Ag pe a t = ee a PaBy ee * 4 f eres PAGE 32. Ss, Sa he Dh he ao ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH. FRIDAY EVENING ___ ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ ca A iit Y/ th % #4 ff Ye he 7 r Z ’ J , a - . 7 4 yp, ff 2 MW, i . di yl ‘Js ree, a eS ae tf My yf Ah; SS: ENN NS ‘TWO ASPARAGUS DISHES | Especially Nicc for @ Company Lancheap or Dinner. Asparagus fresh from the can is as palatable as asparagus fresh from the garden. There are few vegetables which make better com- bination dishes than asparagus and bere are some Gelichtfc! wars of utilizing this vegetabie tn cOmpanr dishes. Few dishes are more than asparagus ring with chicken e &ctrs ~ > ~ et Ce he 4 ve ‘i king To make !t drain a can of! hot water and bake in a moderate | one-inch have about two three level fta- = h eo lg y? ad Hed e see: ‘asparazee and cut into pieces. You will cupfuls. Then melt blespoons butter; teaspoons fiour: mix un hh ee bh oa frothy, then acd cook until and cock until trick. half teaspoon sait. milk — Cin 6- Separate three eggs, beat wi'ltes until stiff, yolks until creamy. Add : > — “— = + YTOLES @Da asparazgus -O sauce See >! 2 -~ | : hh 4+ ~ Qo 7 - oid im bDeaten egg whites. rou! ~~ * + - « °°? 2 Fra - eT Da 3 o *o a * = Pape r n par ©7 Distributed by All Jobbers Fr. F. Bash, Factery Bepresentaiive Office: CC. W. Wacker Compeny. 566 Granite Bidg.. St. Leazis, Mo. even until] firm in the center. When baked remove and let stand three or four minu before unmoldin Heat canned asparagus tips to around ring for a garnish. in g serving dish and with chickes a la King. Asparagu- With Veal. Another -d veal which is from oven tes enough place ae asparagus dish ‘s aspar- dicing one and one-half cups coc real and draining and cutting inte smne-iInch pieces &@& can of aspara- S ie Remove shelis from two tard- “ooked eggs and cutin half, iengt.- wis Cut the whites imte strips and rab yvreolkes through a coarse strainer. Melt one tabiespoom >ct- ter satice Pan anc add one tabie- spoon flour, mix well, and then add olks of eggs and ome cup of miix Stir until creamy and add one-half ” teaspoon salt, one-eighth teaspoon pepper, the asparagus and sliced ezge white. Serve of toast or im pat- 4 rhs : - *AA . > > > — sal trates every corner and ae © si? + = *paath 3 ~ Tt? _ 4 a * tiie , * * 7. your entire Rol Ze: yros away the ia noutn. loosens and washes fatty food particles while its smentific germicides destrors dangerous month germs threaten your the health of that your entire body. pene- crevy- - ims— blend of the teet nh. gums— Day Cream 35c Mennen’s 30c Phillips’ of Magnesia. - Shaving Needs Combination ® Gillette Razor 15ce Pkg. of 5 Gillette Blades 50c Klenzo Shaving Cream. 39c Bay Rum, 8 oz..........49e Regular retail price $1.53 All for 98c willette Blades ....-...38c. T5e Durham Duplex Blades 4ute Strop or Gem Blades Ever-Ready Biades Sac Enders Biades Twinpiex Blades. . SOc, ‘$1.00 KANTLEEK ATOMIZER $1.25 Value— Ph eT hy te “* as caus: La Cour 8125 Bartmer Victor Drug. 6119 Eastor Your Locality Shaw Av. Pharmacy. 4474 Shee Avs. Biue Riige Phar. 54421 Southwest Av. Bart Smnfth. Murdeck sod Maeck!ind Waither’s Phar... Krummenacters, 30 NN. Central, — Mapleweed Pharmacr. Manchester and Maren al: A Vegetable Dinner Adds Variety to Daily Menu Something Different Which Will Tempt the Appetite of the Family Into Instant and Grateful Response. ~ -~ - ~~ em - . . =.2Z . ‘dhe ™ co - - - ar - ° - ~~. -—* on - ia —- = ~ - = —- - ve SSers ESS... 59 AGG a x ; 3 ~~ ~ ~-= - s o™ ch ~—— & bal” >i pazronrt FY _— —— “ “ " - - toa lf new online spinach Crean rm oct > Biss ~ hs 8. Tomato French fried potatoes, ist, strawberry or rhu- rort ae felon anid jettuce with se > ~ _ a : French dressin rune pudding nm OF oe o** se -.. So -* - ~ ’ To mahe the spinach loaf, com- bine three cups chopped cocked * = — > 3 >= 7 eo SP .Nacn Wi. Taree taciespoens Sut- *ar +h ree@.fourt n@ rT “nea awe: . one ~ ~ ead ~~ J 5 = meagre eaee he bh ? on 01 wo i) L- reac 98, One@-SAai p> Mls i meme farwt se" J ire ~+ a pepper and two well beaten eggs. .@asDpocn t®aspoor * £ —_ — = - - 2 ~ 1cd a fer ¢ S z fe and -—so & = mo ‘ a a _ SS one-ha ip grated eee But- ‘oe ™ ac ™ gcien4 heen A ee . r 2 i Siz *ac a lust — ly _— =x: ~ real hethaetat. | a im - a ah el nl . —— -~ _ > - ~~ spina x ® and bake un- f — - a ~ as 2g te wen a &O 1? a — — *pe TT - =e nt 2 m= = ar on 2 —— - fet , Diaimn Or With cream sauce = - * 4 ake ‘2 rr Tee arm "5 i a -m. = * ~~ ~~ ~~ = 9° -* * tah =n 50ns Srrtt = and 7 323 © er wet ~ : « "Pe. hay Sok che) * IctD Ded ~ Tes - * ee a -_ - — J i ae r Ss orm a 4 o ions and i. ~~ ~ oe hor. | of 2 ao jaw Yer ees =o ~ —_— ee oF ee c? ~~ “Trae -r an nt | “a al na ¥ =~ Fe a2cG 8 ie@wW 2era as each ground ove, and nutmeg one-half teaspoon teaspoon pepper A@d a pint SEMPOOr Ss rte. s - i a -" a @ e ~§ ar = te an at’ = os Se 4's . ‘ ~ #4 = a — a. a oe al ~ # me ¥ te = aa ae) a= A pint € milk rp and _ ———O wei > Ren + oe a se MOU. Si. ra.rin Fish FRarebit. If ron want — add on? caz ec rere ; — =~ “ee = Cabbage sa.acd se a se S25 oPtne oe el Oran - Sugar cinger bres , pit Tec aa Te flee cx £rtuss cae “ =im oS ao Lancheon. fuice Tndivridua! vers of Vereta>ie bouillon av wtth Bosten baked oceans Roae rks rb © -aD Brown Oresc cranberry jel] br ead, Baked anp.+s on aier: = aimee "NOOR eS sae agencies Ses ” * Mz Tea "offse tix Settee — wy Californie “si@ sliced turker Beristeak vie ns — “hin white »reac C : fritters BS anes — Were — Csr a ed t- Dinner. Whele baranag Maceront >Daxzec *Vegetable plate of yratam ‘read. with “yeters broiled pO, toaste@ 7 ick rr iia ar ~e ush- Caftse Mw" Little baking ~ocrg mashed i: seeder Diecul'« parsnips apple sauce . ‘Ocean 2 1% “30K mot . otlagze reeeg “oftes — $a ect i Dis Oran ice xeam of corn seuD Minute steak : reek. *Vercftabe and om, -e® orions ru uli ZKe.aCin Seta mer D “s ~oftee Milk Brown betty wtt Carrot sz = Sarid sauce “heesiate ice am Ta “oft ae Mik Coeff +e Tee, tithe ; _ a = Apvles bake? with Coli bacxec een Oveter soln » iy _ se " raisins Seiad Baked stuffed white - ~ —_ _ el ae e " . ORS. OX Iw *ac = Sse nes Pe s4 ba ie # - 7 --e crumbs in mix "neappic Savarian Potate croquettes ee ee ao" es | R, ax “ors a” Le 228" Pe IT SL. oOnecd a Pres 3 a = _—- os 6 . er “eo aC asgien - © M S4a0an a ice 2 EIT , : ~ Po ~~ ee | “et coos ¥ « i b SSE eT - ens na = e aaa " " oo ; > _ _~ . 7 nn «ye in “Planning Mevus tor oOmugz ox : Des Sa es in Week's be aheineanen > oa, "he no ‘1 ~* Ty Tan: s . Oost - = oi ae oe Wi. a aS a] 3 ant = dos A . .. ™ * ~ ’ r = ore + Q¢ tees +e °*-29 | occ: EGGS == watered 10 POTATOES 5 uss. 16 PEI EARLY JTNE 3 25 Cane CALLIES 16? 253 25 rouareus 1Gloacee 4 an SST very tender in water A | generous quantity of fresh butter * 18 then aliowed to meiIt on * k 4¢ egetadic, adding to th 20d Vasue ROR oR So ees ON . , | &8 well as to the flaver e si : : ee a “Ome ouggesucons '% ch Are The scalloped spinach served at ——— - — an — for Pyrrrerent 3 W e l a> SOulcay S digger i§ as -S eSiien a Ws Nourishing Chsideradie variation in serving ‘i ee Naaman pit, .. hot vegetabie dishes. Almost any vegetable may be scalloped. The oe per i ~ noticed er: 34 sie ae tish S prepared oy WV aii > a pud- 9 i > teu rooms are used twic curing “© ding dish and arrangfiig the fresh ‘ . == . ~ amr oe . . week. Omce for isque and ac hot cooked vregetables in alternate as the chief part a vegetable layers with nicely buttered bread dinner Now that it is possidie tO crumbs, being careful to have ai obtain mushrooms at fairly re@som- layer of crumbs on top The able prices, the housewife should whole ts moistened either by juices remember that they maxze an ©Z- in which the vegetabies buave beer ~ellent addition to what M€52* eooked or a combination of these stherwise be a. somewhat p4in juices and a white sauce of thick- diet. 4s for food value, mush- ered milk rooms furnish almost as much body The olive its another food that is building material as certain Kinds tog tle appreciated so far as ood eof fish and meat They provide valne is concerned It has for a me phosphorus be | renero cs long time heen Vali j 23 = . ish m nts, and they aiso Qeip to eft- but it should take its piace as one ~ eee VD ee Pe & u ka | 2 ‘ »~« ee - set acid formed in the ie oe. _—a- j ' bread ~~ + r,s & same important Ea Are Famous Special — | Tearo . Which eres Mostly ‘ie wena are = pace if . coe serts and pies and nate aall are a e these BR. wii 3 i cream, nuts, § Bt. lade, ean ‘y icings and f “ent * *h ate 18 en Da A mei c Cia? We hare several of room dishes with when com ’ uncheons ars served at kome. om TPP ees Cut a large piece of ao slice a banana, emt s with five petals, amine a) Mash make one-half ronveniexnt. to TT. _— cake. Cover with the oie af “ or = cake, cover that with tt place the Eittle te erosting and make strine of angelica or Trenient. Drain “ftiee from one mf ‘rushed pineapple. * 2 amount water, fuice & a ab ee and sugar to *astd. -hicken with two rouniel spoons corn start; stir iia ogg yolks—then prt back 2 for a minute Line & macaroons; spread om a 4rained a layer a +he the Remove from stove and yo ks of the Two es. then add the grape thick enough. ts Cool eal Tr * 7 han w ee Take a sunshine one erg white, rh teaspoon | | two oil one cup one-four jar sugar and ann a mp bf ’ Line bottom of . inch slices of callip: pineapple. Cover r= -ream to which white and baking e ree > a2 chi eg & gr “~ or d “ ep pits ~ YZ x ih + r5 ~~ 4 Ls st sherries, one-foumtie nuts, two tabl J mo oes e “ bs ee ae carsiey or watercralll:. white sauce the oiteaeian 2 st, and peur 6 sauce Garnish with two strips a with parsiey baal hanana as eaten solely in @& * i» ..2© Skill?’ -hefs hare eiumber of del ever ~¥ the Bb * * -eie delicious telicat Brotied and bananas form @ very st Pe + “ee oS) J erumbda, sugar. they tale Sa: more standardized 2=™ with vide an extremal. preak‘aat dish, anni pulp and mized Oe lemon ftice, and served _gie for really parantp | emen teaspoonful pap- | oneful butters] jsoanful minced parsley. The Pp“ ips ShouUuig oe ee.ed, cut 2 goon ea if tSter ae ¢ wat et tender and ished to a pulp a wd s re nt ig © ee Be | six iji De juired Drain and mash. g the butter and seasonings and] Serve in a Geep. with bemonrc ,u* _", a) » aan ieiatin salad. ee - Pen a i - y egren! Die Tw O A} & mt. asd ha! ips ‘VUdkCC Vegeta Sieg; | and * = i La O 8 DOG nstui " br ablespoonstul cold} ter “ud Gitta ,a DT re 8 tS > per ™ stiit aad the eta < gz those suitapie) » string ns. corn, celery, car-7! ts. i : “ta ii JAZ 3 radishes | ar: i. mows Sef AWAY : ; or . on i heed of iet- oe © lei dressing. Te; rak spic allow three and r - f strained tomate and c this together with . , ich of minced ior 5 2a ceiery A sprig Sa r of leaf. one- aor «* "uD f lemon wtuice Hites of t% tts. Use a double bickoes grta s for strain- g t D afer botling for 7G nutes. Fruit Moffins. One and one-quarter cups whole | flour: three-quarters cup ef; ‘easpoonsful of mg powder me *£e: one cup | ead flour: three ik: ts nd one-half tabie-| msful sugar: one teaspoonful it Frspnor ful margarines | wha!’ r 1 of chopped wai-' ind seeded raisins | Combine all the dry materials: ting. ‘Then stir in slowly *) rm i KK ¢ me eo t en ou or and ; : s-ertening Pour into well msed muffin pans and bake fér ? a _~ - ‘ct pe ~ ” in a hot oven, “Vushroom Bisque. need ; tne i ome-half cups m hreoms, two tablespeoonsetu!l of or ene-third cup cracker mhs. ore ip evaporated mtg, oo o ID a . ” sy one | - _*& - [Tio rts of white stuck. ; 2) msfuil minced onion rr eh Tee Me! tter. Have ready the mee vegetables and cook theses r five min *. (Combine ®e stock and seasonings and addi first. mixture Boil un-! : ry is soft Add the | hs and the evaporated” miilic| ping not. = MT. AUBUR PRICES FRIDAY Steak==17¢|B Chuck Roast, th. 12c¢ CUT FROM U. S. Hearts, Lb.. Sc Pigs’ Feet, Pork Shoulders 16c BAC 2 te 4 Lb. 16c Pieces, Lb. -_— — ind -* “ec Veal, ~ ty | With Teen $1.00 Po 2Lb Ss. LARD .....; EGG 7 Peewh. oe -—_ . oust ENG amir. tes "artes 2 b-EE4 ‘bs. ee ee re ee ee Fi Rs

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FRIDAY ma One : UIS POST- DISPATCH __ _ PAGE 33 nish with sprigs of parsley or ,sprinkle with chopped parsley. Cover with warm dish and serve at once. EVENING, 31. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH______.. Kle of paprika. Put into small stand a few minutes until set. One | “aucepan over hot water: stir un- cup of hot is put on a plats ; ; . . , it begins to thicken; add a lit- season with salt and spread even- |Ue butter and mix; allow it to ly, then put the egg on top. Street Rd. and aR EMLEV NEW ARCADE tras AND MARKET sets Sunde M. Till 9 P. M. 22"¢%7 _ Take Bus at Delmar Loop—Brings You Direct to This Store or Creve Coeur Street Car—Walk 4 Blocks West FRIDAY, SATURDAY AND SUNDAY SPECIALS Fish and Pouttry| ooe Seen sae INUCU D3 Blackhill i HENS, Ib. Evergreens "inckst) ax: The Covmanat Bate Wisconsin Cheese, Ib. @ vey tame erry Trees ... LAKE TROUT: Ib Domestic Swiss, ip! 2.4 WHITE FISH; cna Be iat oie CAT: ewes Bmw nga LICED CAT; ay eese, jar BLACK BASS; Ib. Sliced Bacon, Ib... All-Steel — _ 93 ..00 SLICED HALIBUT; Ib. 30 Pigs’ Feet Lbs. High color PES A EMT ONG Kale tet rice 7ar- \ NS — SSAA TNA eee . DICE AC A BACIC — iotesteee een zenmeane F one lot leenals Onion, a: ‘a ‘halt | al} we of reed Te juice, toma- | t Cats. ared mustard FOR HEARTY DISHES: j cr 5 } > iTTiT r five serve in These Ways, May Be a Main Dish. 7 OPES FOR DISHES a mn ) MENUS, Miractive Ways of Serving | 4 Peereral Well-Known Ar- ticles of Food Asst. kieds ™ -ManyGo ood Foods Prepared Outside the Home Kitchen | ip, and F I it of ih abe fill rice cups and et a pi minutes, _ hot. Rice Stuffed Steak. Blend the rice with the season- Ing. Pound the steak unfil Spread the steak with a layer of he rice stuffing about three-quar- ters of an-inch thick. Roll and tie in shape or fasten with skewers. | - Put in a covered pan with enough 2 Hess . Setting two d one-half cups parsnip | : a pace in specializing in dainty w jellies, as well as every fruit that | Rice is a most nourishing food | Water to keep from burning and lady who has retired from anaes: | Gab cook in the oven for 20 minutes si . 4 a3 . |serts and sweets. Cakes, tess wip; one tablespoonful lemon | N grows, can be purchased in ting it should be used || pies and tarts are 4a]! eq use: one-quarter teaspoonful pap- | teaching She has resumed | or glass. Sea tee poe f : ae oe ape | pake Off the cover and brown be- |Ular at these tearooms, . two butter: household duties which wepe fa- | Canned fish, canned beef, canned ay hen i te Gees & the ot t fore removing the oven. || whipped cream, nuts, jam, a ‘ul minced iia miliar in her girlhood. She com- ! chicken—there to the ~~ | Thicken the stock left lade, fancy icings and tablespoon? wage parsley. mented wpon the changes for the | } of foods which prepared ; 4 : . for gravy. Or, if _used in their construction, setter which have taken place in| outside the home kitchen. Every | he aged a a vale ig wana if individual || We have procurea estic life. jsuch article n ae Steen aed sini? Se ae h| sqi '}several of these fashionable | 1 jk Ss deeatgl pease Page and worry. | rea, Hen eben ead eeel™ on of the dressing in the ‘}room dishes with the hope ¢j For this pan: 20 papa that} ee | duties have been made ji, paives crosswise. Take. cola |C°Dt¢! roll the steak aroun it & Potatoes— acta quality | our readers will try the iH Pe. aT 6 se : into isan S. | out otf : ne Has t e boiled rice and mold ar nda | al dq fasten ‘lace in ‘ P| ’ \ ; thea fe *? eeseer: : A 2 . id ‘ LA A hd 5 De ¢ . eee ; . = 4 ore moRM . mon an [ ‘ ra ’ ) Noe y ", . . 2 i | i eh Ai4b4 i CA i4 ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘OP @: j / j i ; ; rINnIMI7T oc minu . et Hr either : Poul! eitner ren Red Crown Gas, |. pte ssary to and to pr is an cold the greatest delicacy and 1 ing qualities ars — the | Of most homes awaiting un ed but perfectly welcome her table I fo camn. « f-Gal. 5 Lbs. Pure Cane Sugar, 1 Quart Polarine OU * Ss 45 Value 1. 61 The whole thing for. special interest to Player Piano owners. We have opened a new Player Roll department on our Baicony. 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In a part-bras product the quantity of bulk is too small te be effective—often nothing is accomplished, That is why doctors recommend ~-because it is 100% bran, or “bulk’’! No need to risk habit-forming drugs! How different is ALL-BRAN from dangerous drugs and pills—whose dose must be cone stantly increased to remain effective! This sometimes causes serious injury. ie ALL-BRAN is delicious with mille or cream. Fruits or honey, added, make it a special treat, Let it soak a few moments to bring out its full crisp flavor. Mix it with other cereals. In Kellogg's ALL-BRAN is guaran- soups. I ry the recipes on every teed to bring safe relicf— prompt prevention! Why doctors recommend ALL-BRAN It is “bulk” that relieves con- stipation. The bulk in ALL-BRAN absorbs moisture and carries it throughout the intestines — at the same time it gently distends them, purifying, cleansing, package. Eat two tablespoon fuls daily—in chronic casea, with every meal. Don't risk part-bran substi tutes. 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Try Viviano and taste the difference! Thirteen Varieties. Ai ™ som T EATING CABBAGE = ‘sage until brows : 7 ‘ - + ~~ * a >: i aig ¢ Serve by Siw: = «so Bt. Apple and — ne-half small hea@s shred very fiemcanl i iwom inutes in Dodge; and nmerse im ona cool drain. A@#¢ *“d and cheans ye ; of st Aks Of celery. § Ps, 2 K Sos One-quarter Add betled muawem hangs. This salad will pt over. “Another Cabbage : t¥ ca boage +o © ote o MA wi Wid y — 2c. Pod ly a > , z . os har he , bound tegether . mnaise are used to fill Se aa ; Cabbage with n PSnely siice and chop =e i cook until delicateieg pped tart anpies salil c chopped cabbage one and ene-half @enaee 4 star Meat Cuts, Attrac- . fish dishes are founé on _— of veal from the ie Bas =. » (two tablespoons of butter Prepared and Cooked, - re Delicious. ———— sen menu more frequently » ether seasons of the year not follow that meat is; from the family ‘tabie » the penetential season. ife looking for s0.ne- ate ne following re- Veal Birds. «thin. Remove all fat and gntil one-fourta of an eat in pieces 4x2 (about to one steak). Chep = ef meat, adding s slice 4 salt pork, two cups of acrumbs. Season Stghiy and pepper, a ith Beap- and onfon fuice. Meis- hot water and metted * ef water). Spread 2a7*h @ thin layer of the tmtx- = and fasten with teoth- 4 shape. Sprinkle with E pepper. dredge with four stm hot fat gntil goldes es - Place in casserole and? th the reheat ed bits of with gtavy. using stock or ’ Othe Baked with Cheese. - and butter. Add bay leaf Take about two pounds etal teaspoon of lemon juice! | adding two cups cream er. — § ty until tender. i~ te Sa UCE, » ones cup grated a a* Se | ase nee. a ee . | nd of round steak io neemeiiae a — ith pepper, salt, m= sia oa + + aes mR cieese. Bes ith a tittle fat, brown — a a > = roy t rf. gc *." ‘ = « % ¥ ‘ a? 2 iat ‘ : . a s ’ ct . . 7 } ; ; ~ : % ' = _ > 5 , > ia an ; 2, f i & = - two tablespoons of butter, (out ie . ef butter and one of ote : = two cups ofeam We. tard with three table-| hin, ° (he grated American @ Mh of flour. then ad@ te this || ing and a half of water and | pn of onion juice and cook . stirring until the whole | Cnaoks White an r over the cabbage ais with Parmesan cheese and ie crumbs. Place im pan of ef ar cake 40 minutes in moderate ge This is an inexpensive substi Put meat into this; raise for the more aristocratic belling point, then simmer | flower, and is in this form caw stan hour. Serve in « ber-! delicious. We tice. This may be excep- good and the more the @ gravy cooks down, per- | 4) Flavors. | Royal Gelatin Pkg. a deliciously different SEASONING FEiccas Cole Siew. Take three cups of shredded cabbage and Sunbrite -.: > ) “ky “sr Cleanser two tabliespoens sugar, s = or flake the ieft. over e? , ; | teaspoon salt. a pinch of papp (er turkey). Mix fhe: ne teaspoon mustard, t rice with six tablespoons of vinegar and cre Grease six ramekins or Beat eggs, add sugar, Seups. Line each with one- vinegar and butter. Cook & mof the rice. making cases ble bofler until thick Hee nid be filled with the? WHERE a! | THE cRowDs Savory Creamed ¢€ B moist-ned with the rest of Pick over. wash Set the ramekins im a traces . 6th & Franklin =_ Saturday Specials shred bare. 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atl A Ee: mp hh bij fi (sage until brown and crisp move from fire and pour of¢ tunel .ofthe fat. Put cabbage and; in pan and cook six minutes stir. , -— IL. ring until done. Put in bow) pile sausages On top and well. Serve het Apple and Cabbage Salad. ‘ One-half smal! head of firry cab.” bage, shred very fine, alloe ted Stand two minutes in boiling water - drain and immerse in cold wated! intil cool, drain. Add three tart les, peeled and chopped, ang aa uple of stalks of celery. Sprinkle | one-quarter teaspoonfy] of it. Add boiled mayonnaise dress. This salad will not disogige | n kept over. Another Cabbage Salad. A pretty cabbage salad ig ene 7 vT) a}y Ue MLL VAL oven or on the stove fo minutes. —— Mock | Boil equal parts of pork and veal. - , Grind the season and moisten with the broth until thin enough to ul spread. If preferable, chopped : a celery or pickles may be used. Serve with sliced pickle on side of + eat Cuts, Attrac- | Plate. lar M Pig Hocks. 7 : nared and Cooked, Wash hocks clean and drop into "are Delicious. boiling water. Let come slowly to * boiling point and boil rapidly for ——— five minutes. Reduce heat and a are found on simmer gently till tender, allowing ts more frequently 30 minutes to the pound. P uer seasons of the year Veal Cutlet. follow that meat is ; é not me family table | cut into pieces for serving. Dust from with salt, pepper and flour: dip in tial season. . pie pencten egg beaten with tablespoon milk, ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH. — _ Ae Cutlet may be cooked whole or | FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 25, 1997 Some Dainty Appetizers. The assorted appetizers served at dinner shopld be*planned care: uny and supplies laid in if necessary. One combination might be as fol- lows: Smoked salmon slices. Shredded cabbage with mayon- naise. Stuffed olives. if ALIFSO ’ ; BRAND ‘ Asparagus Tips ' ' Ul] t/ Now is the time to serve As- paragus Tips; they offer end- less variety for your Spring menus and all the refreshing delicacy of fresh garden vegetables. World’s Best NOTH // \ang NOUN gay \ \ \ /// aa /| “ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH Se PAGE 8% J Macaroon ' Snaps Here's one of the most delighte ful cakes we bake. Priced espe- cially low as an incentive for you to try them. Fresh and crisp with that tempting cocoanut macaroon taste. Pound— 17c St. Louis’ Better Food Markets’ \ Co Kegs Strictly Fresh—Every one recandled. Dozen v f: % é ‘ae ‘eo S* FF & 2 Gee Oe aoe + © 6 Oe eee 6 8 ew ‘ET RSET © | ‘eaggaer er e290" & ea Ly "Seeeee . ee? &@ & teers rnadé ot the Uu hole cabbage in . ; » f =~ ) | : fe looking for so.ne Ss . —_— . ana . ; ; & n in br 2 r hasket shape and filled with cab. Mmueent in meat cookery |)" °> whinge sh expr | |bage and pimento or with a com. Beaouste the following re- frying pan. Add boiling Sater to : | ‘jbination salad. Half o cab. . : | ae gee f the & cover, season and,cook slowly for | | ba % -used for the bask a | ge % ‘used tor the basket sare ae geal Birds. 1 hour. Thicken gravy with table- | and the handle is carved o; gq a a arved out ata mice Of veal from the lez | spoon flour mixed with a little cold | | Country Club Extra Selects. other half. The basket is holloweg © Remove all fat and / water. | out, and the cabbage that is Qg, Sire gntil one-fourtn of ar Ham Sauerkraut. | gj 0.| AWA} from. the handle. and from ies. cot In pieces 4x2 (about Procure sufficient sugar-cured | sj the center of the basket is used ¥q jem one steak). Chop; ham (medium fat), boil for one! , f combine with the other ingredient, 4 sam of meat. adding a slice ; hour until tender, put ham through | O Ou Trea * |bread crumbs and one tablespoon These, bound fogether with may. | onnaise, are used to fill the basket, © Meumbs. Season highiy | season with ‘salt and pepper, place} in deep dish a layer of heated '! kraut, layer of ham, layer of kraut, | ete., until dish is filled. Garnish | with hard-cooked eggs or parsley | Cabbage with Dumplings. Finely slice and chop salt pork and cook until delicately browned.4 } x ry} re i ¢ t he pork. A d d one pint 3 hopped tart appies and two quarts: ly chopped cabbage. Sprinkis3 one and one-half teaspoong3 salt and pour over two quarts ef; boiling water. Cook about one and one-half. hours. Then adda small dumplings, cover ani cooks with the reheated bits of salt pork, 4 Cabbage Baked with Cheese. ican cheese and two tablespoons: m™ Parmesan cheese. | Pour over the cabbage, sprinkle: ‘with Parmesan cheese and bread | icrumbs. _Place in pan of water anda : Bes ; 4 > = whole | . Oe wiring until the whole) +. take the shine from clothing. ) _ Cut cabbage into quarters and i boil for 15 minutes. Drain and | place in baking dish. | Make two cups cream sauce and ‘add the grated American che-se. | bake 40 minutes in moderate oveg, | This is an inexpensive substitute ifor the more aristocratic caulk! ‘flower, and is in this form cqualif | delicious. | ) Cole Slaw. ‘ ' Take three cups of ely’ lshredded cabbage and serve wi L a dressing made out of two eggal two tablespoons sugar, one-hvij teaspoon salt, a pinch of peppes /one teaspoon mustard, one ce vinegar and one tablespoon bt | Beat eges, add sugar, seasor |vwinegar and butter. Cook in | ble boiler until thick like nd ) Savory Creamed Cabbage. @ _ Pick over, wash and shred @ -bage. Cook in boiling sat @ about one-half hour. Drain @ Melt two tablespoons butter two finely chopped onions as /constantly until vegetables are ‘low and soft. Add one é sifted flour, and then aa@@4 ally one end one-Reat- milk. Stir constantly’ wat: ypoint is reached. Ad@e™ spoon salt and a dash @f% _Add two cups of the cooked cabbage, reheat af _kle with buttered bread cru See lie | fore serving. es a. b= STRICTLY FRESH, EXTRA LARGE; er Ever-Good Coftee . —— ‘3 50c KOUNR_ REGULAR ¥ Lenten Cheese Specia*® GENUINE IMPORTEP ~ SWISSH fi, CHEESE . ‘ aan . Pound : WISCo —_ rin cream saickK— 3Ze hea LiMBURGER— see gg Full Line of = | _ 744 9 g nee PEANUT BUTTER— LARGE CARRY-AIt | BAGS. EACBR%. =~ ++ o5 > ae a tevand pepper, & litth pap- about 15 minutes longer. Serve} Take about two pounds of cab bage. two cups cream or white di sauce, one-half cup grated Atacri-gie #4 pound of round steak in | Se lard, with three table- | S wee and onion juice. Mcis- hot water and me'ted buwe tablespoons of butter Sef water). Spread each = f the mix- Ba tMasten with tooch-| VERSATILE VINEGAR and serve hot. a shape. Sprinkle with It Is Numbered Among the Nec- | Weenner, dredge with flour | essary Household — Articles. Saeslt pork, two cups of/ food chopper (using coarse knife), | want quality in CANNED FRUITS—~ every time you buy? Sein hot fat until golden | A spoonful of vinegar added to! Seith gravy, using stock or | beef will make it more tender. and butter. Add bay leaf; To make pie-crust flaky . try | adding one-half a spoonfui of vine- | oo gspoon of lemon juice. | ly until tender. | Sar to the cold water before mix- ing. 1 Steak Supreme. Add vinegar to the water in 2 with pepper, salt, put ‘which you soak wilted vegetables with a little fat sient and they will revive quickly and eg ager 7 Cook |2ny little bugs in them will come =? ca | out. s espoons of butter, | two tablesp Add vinegar to the water when iL rip- | ae wetter and one of drip-/ _.shing windows or paint or clean- ‘ing floors. .* this | - — p of gq tery ete nals? | If paint or varnish is on a win- and a ° _, |dow, wet it with hot vinekar and | Seen of onion juice and cook | it off with a cent. eas 4 -% ' ; m Put'meat into this, raise [sponge the shiny places with boil- = 4) ow , a. : “bellir point, then simmer jing hot vinegar, rubbing vigorous- Seman hour. Serve ine bor-/i, then press as usual. e. This may be excep-| rr one has accidentally ewal- | good and the more the | jowed too large a plece of food, weep cooks down, per- | -ausing much annoyance, a tea- aa 2k amekins. lieve the condition. ke the ieft over Often the container Seexey). Mix the/|strongly flavored food Mee @ix tablespoons of | cooked has th feene six ramekins or after the dis! eamme each with one-| may bi price, making cases|small quantity of vinegar in the mamied with the/!covered kettle and letting the vine- Mawith the rest ofjgcar boil for a few minutes. All ee wamekins in a(|traces of fish or onion flavor will £ “ae ‘@nd heat in the be removed very quickly. j . ; - . * * “Saye ae pe ai we eter £ aoe » Sie ae _ ee met co Re pet. ce EES Bree hg: aes ie toe ‘ oa 7 MEAT COMPANY _ Opposite Union Market iam tt ‘AND MORGAN « Wortheast Corner | —— a@rking space allowed in this district—Bring your car load up. Market Baskets, 5c; Shopping Bags, 5c. New Kraut, 3 Ibs. 10] Boiled Ham Sie-c Ib. 49 "RESH SPARERIBS saics Ib, 15 4 | - eft ACON i; | Krey's CALI HAM, Ib. 19 the SMOKED HAMS, Ib. 29 1k! Se |S lb | é - Shoulder. ° m | af +3 mt . eg * oi a ¢ ere LAMB = [ > SWIFT'S PREMIUM HAMS, tb. : wa al i seer 12 2|ima_ lb. SE 23 | WIENERS, POLISH METTS, lb. 2Oc} From ®e BACON “cts " Carton VEAL CHOPS tnt: SAUERKRAUT Ur Try This Fine Coffee. WinesAP 1 (jins. 29 5.5 | Sweet Potatoes, S ibs. rte [pps Coe 30 VEAL = Fresh Fish and Oreters at All Kroger Meat Sh Carton of 12—32c | CALIF. NAVELS | r an ge % 200 OR 216 SIZE, DOZ. : ; ! ; ' i ‘ ' Potatoes Bananas IDAHO RUSSETS RIPE, FIRM FRUIT . = LBS. 15 PECK 48c 4 FOR FRESH, RIPE, yp? Tomatoes FOR SLICING - FLORIDA Grapefruit %& 2 WINESAPS, 3 LBS. 25c Apples NEW YORK GREENINGS — ICEBERG, LEAF Lettuce 3 HEADS: Ste LB. Cabbage, New, 3 Lbs., 10c Beets or Carrots, Bunch Spinach, Best Quality 2 Lbs., 15c | , COUNTRY CLUB, FINEST : | | Ww CREAMERY—LB. PRINT . abe Choc. Cherries Tomatoes Kroeger Made. Pure and Presh. Lb. Box Standard Pack—No. 1 Can 29c 6c Corn Flakes ,,. oeec3.., 3 **s 25e Soda Crackers ‘*Uiit w 40c Layer Cakes ‘OUR? =6mcx 35€ Del Monte Peaches ..0°5%.. =~ 25e Country Club Peaches ptnene LB. CAN 23c Cranberry Sauce ficiuy ™" 20¢ Wondernut Oleo “Via” = «19¢ Coffee ST. LOUIS’ FAVORITE BRANDS Santos French Brand Lb. Lb. Pkg. 29c j ] PINK ALASKA ] 6 mi on TALL LB. CAN s Lawn Seed} | -Ammonia Country Club—A careful selection. Parson's—tThe original’ Household. 15-ounce package 10-ounce bottle 35c 13c Red Salmon Wsrmae “Or 27e Beech Nut Drops 3; 2 = Se Navy Beans “a: 4” 25c Chipso ‘Mcucr *° *° * * cH ZQe P.&G.S$0ap . iwc 5S ™ 19¢ if you have a compiaint te make call Ghzgnd SSR OCR COLOR REH Ree EERE: ee oo ae oe +2889 * 44% a ‘eee a eee s 2S et eset eae? s SLL OP LSS Lee RE TSE eee aea Set Leeeatet rt as é ’ rr] Beene 2. BA 28 rie te MO mao taeeges: Ties 7 , « : 4 gig etsy Oa ae oF a ~ Ttepf ud ast J > ry by i 4 Hy See rl a is ~ oS > i es MARA i ik ak AE ES Scan tiey ol a oe " ae a its, As caine tee : a** Se ae yy HOES SIS Rie Acs arteries » jee II, PRG at dns si x. Shae Pa aK awnend

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ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH “. PAGE . i , wad — a +, : : to 3 victory over the University Ghnouly had to box > OPA AR LD Om oe aE Chala its sien dP > 6 NII > witht sel eae Sa it thse bic gy o* nae eae 9:3 thi . Ma = . 2 ~ . . ~~ lace ~4 _ (sOldstein to. win the decision. Goldstcin “hicago nine at St. Louis T. co Fr : but there was no uestion as to th oO! be r. ee . . q ; : ‘pS >w York's mes EE AVON PARK Fla, Mareh The Billikens are not card- — Diay again until the second . Mgr pe = 4 gbout the only bright pril when thr mo Deetzel made a_ stron finish ~~ an nto the | ee | : a April when three more . mac = ~ * _ ~~ ae Sackeru giayed in chilled Lakeland against Tracy Cox and had the visi- in high finan Ae ¥ | é . ce. asda" : plo Wines acToss the fieid. * re eet ie ore — ' ’ } 4 ; to save nis M; rave ‘ee 2 : Northwestern and Iow: . RS ae: : ing balls from foul to fair . . : — , , ee a i ie ie ae i ae a cn eee . * 4 ae BS Spee q : ene Intercity Bouts. = ail oi a - . a . ape it was the wind that ~ ~ . rt > ol » io ; q sce Ghnouly. South Breadwar A. ~-.. ogers 4 etiers. efTeated Letts rO,Aetei nD south Side shares of Cc : ee : ; Stina GRE Papa - ardinal se at amy rate. they did not a eek hn Ps aes ‘i . ) _ Sued to sell aa] Se champions and the (Jotham uz Wii ipdians romped away with am Nae vieterr. € to 1! Herman _ " ay vO v, % iain vl oar a Pe oi liana S76 IRAE te bt er ine os eaten Fr PMR . i iv’ he 4 - - : . o ; wwe m - ; . a 4 ¥ ad s oe. ~_* year a osainaian tos enero . ’ , : Ns ‘ - : : : « Jien nner — a ¥ , ae. "32 5 : ie Jack Smith, once a rdimal out- Gerbde: 4% . a > Sas : gS = —_—— Ai Stillman. Sherman 1 Comm gving | ee | 7 » : a a a - ‘ ’ Oe R. ao > eee B) a , ‘ bn on oS -_ “a > eet Ve : * : x Seider. are all on he Bra ~ gage SE . | oe ey : aaat- aty Center. defeated Cecil Hn He J ae «=e wee = Oe ee roster mpires—% . na Free ; Ne _ x t B 265 G ‘oO Rervrovusrne Han in on wf the judg it did seem cr A nin + Tounc dea penne wie: ox bics woud indicate and he Today's game vas os * J any Poe x : . ; - 4 , ; yt . % -: : ‘ Oo - : ee = I? 4 . ? 4 ’ bé st _. ; weig nt 1s PON b Ww a riere ee assortment z . ‘ , . r fore “4 the Beston schedule at St. Peter : | : oun f mot the Novice Bouts. curves before be can even be co burg. The team is not concede . | ae . = : a0}. cam diane Wik nee , pitities , wet of 5 ca ee much of a fl chance but gained , a ee a | ; ory junts for t! ja laniel cas oni, DOCK. UTES OF 6h ghip in the staft of starting an even break in its previous Flor- 7164.44.44.4..4.,444444.4,4,4,44A44 a nil x x ee — is = a mill. Anotihe af hose tring , panei ‘ -_ es , sexs | i . . . SF, ew Cx A , : : * - ‘ ¥ . 7 . ~ ° “ . > se - - 1 | ra a . y Rein ; rt 4.30 o uw? ida games with major league clubs. OES EEE SESS SSE LRT | me eae gn soiag i ese : | hold Rave Aappene Ed ‘Teises. Peon Motorbus @ _— Neyer A . ane / 2 mn s . a 4 ¥ * ‘2a ; : , 2 ah wes F " — ; ‘ — f ys r “ ; ? The Braves have faced the Ath- ge yO. * Rie ix vaca 3 he knockout o ete defeated Fred Haley. South Broadwar Ed - et “we. 8 ings and Aid very well He letics, Cleveland. Yankees, ISN Se eames 1 ae oi pg / . : tga at fs od High by Eddie & A. \.. tethtiicai mneckout. first round Leavy weight Bia wecked tor caly twe Ee, ington, the Giants and the Card | Uilisecicanie ee a ea eet ne age, aaa : . a ee ’ Cleaves c pelterweig! elgat. 135 peunds and Billy San@en a f gee, and he gave only tur inala, the world’s champions su: SE we : : ios alee q , — 4 wo on base. Espinda .., 4. i ai ae + i. South Broadway 4 2 brief visit te eh ee ee Be ee ee . “s :s ew ws até : py AOS ; eF o> t y ; ' _— ’ ae eaten sty , : ts ag - 99 «$1 TIPS > eet? “pa? | eee ‘ — 3 , fering defeat in beth encounters and wy riongs ng a : ee i -. showing 4 ypreciation of a num ) Shree rounds cudmes dn. (1? ‘aspect i. Seoectiy S86 Sieur is Lance Richbourg im the outfield Sus Stun ts0% Cte iT! ee ee, ee of ine points of th eataiiih aiied AN has Seen invited te elie pleasant thing that Manager ok eetet Sack ce. | ome De: Por Pi 1S | ies $+ etiring th ritheut another |... “ti ARS — att cai orxee- ee " F sGeue 06 O' Farrel) could thimk of as . ~ 7. a = ; 5 ee 3 : ring. wen a asec Bilan, Mears art Pex eo oe ee ug mate ee )3—6Ui«teumm. «prepared for todar'’s Maciilind hicago pitche 7 r dl a ere ee tached. three rounds. referee's decision a: "Ge 4€«©6with the Phillies was that the € ; per 7 #£idimals have three léft-handers rere igor Urare? nier at first and others have adds ae : : AS strength to the ciub. Marvin M as Ger ..... Lig , * : Se ee 3 i it nih ealataladl “i ; Adams Arrtves and Piars. et Ae i sStiiie beeen 4 ? om ¥ mn the . and the Billikens * | . , a iment. 135 1 . ae. ‘i. 4 ave . ; ‘ ‘ , é sé : r ee os rt wh & “4 ee: S - LE “ . _ a & ie =c . South Br ac Ay ~ * ¥ * Spencer Adams, the Browns’ uthern Pacific.1 i ’ 2 ‘i T LOUIS. CNIVE icCleavey g0 hem one id tefe 7eC en, Sea phan = | any form (he et eee in eent acquisition obtaimed from the Secan: ce-—$1000 i . K. er = — the league. ; Yankees for cash a few days ago ids. four furlongs. HOWLEY, OF BROWN : sounds. an Three Fine Southpaws. had his first tryout with the team oi... ~° on Aa —————— 7 = at Ze Seasth ~ 7 ofa . — ie ees | Quicker | eval 1) ———— - = ' . ’ Sherdel. Dver-and Reinhart thig afternoon when Manager Gienz 113 D } ted Bertet Kate. Eat 5 pitched cutaiiient bal] thiz ‘ — : ay r ; - . we x ? } oe . . Howley sent him in to play second 4 = ' - abel ¥ o ™ . , yy H => 40 = gh pn 303i knociront. Lis Ss Es 4 a 2 t rate 4-sear-clds end uw ae gina Taegan ] €? 1éssée ari € iwerk | ind: weight. 147 pounds | > and if Dyer and Reinhart sh Lat % i i. : - a ; 3 A $ I c, , wv. . cise aati. tieet ' : 1 cam : > 4 Resgie ds. People’s Motorbus | jest a atte mete steadiness th may Se in Une'‘for regular duty. ah ; al a mim am om Gefeated Al Merer South Broadway ——————_—— 4. C.. three rounds: judges’ decision FF Dyer. as plans now stand. is weight. 12S peunds. a garded as a relief hurier GOLDBERG WILL BE Reteree—Harry Hare. Judres— j * It was difficult to judge flv Robert W. Hall and Seneca Tavior. | a OFFERED TERRY BOUT a a oe | tm the terrific Lakeiand wind, ~~ " = 1) ow ae a tie te ie i a a a — - - es ttl lin Sends Team to National Tourney al Sm BS BVlieS igre > | Soren So a 2 *; Waterfront: Braves play their games, is made Fourth x on e Bla S te order for left-handed ja@miicap. 3- yea aide and up. six furlongs. | hitters. The left field fence where mM crosses the foul el closer than is found 2 | : Timer—Lester Martin. ormal application for & same- ' | | Hafey dropped one fly and ae preeram of eight = nn aa one. Hafey also fumbled a =a the parks. es ‘om Umpire Wilson. who handled the i Mackind 5. woaner @ the Tri 3 i . game with Buck Freeman, bh: een * yaree rid y T fay night, wil — peed 2: : be to pile wp its total. Fine Manners I Tasiens otis . | fi There were othe rumming wiid in throwing pilare *eean SCORE : ty Boxing ommission today. = 2 : a °F f the field and the ne a ) — > ie se scl missed 2 terday he emptied the bench twice ) eo 4 Sin - . i hn oe ee “wept pop fy, but managed to. | sending every man on it to ti Hiking 2 race wh 9.900 added. the Loui NASHYV!] > n.. Mared : oanee a “Tifer a fg Pas HS ‘ 7 = | Tieve if and forced 4 runner ato showers during + bh t . 7 ~ > ¢ T ‘ s ” 2% ‘ m ; —_ ‘+ 4 4 - ist — me . is ; WIN EAST SIDE MEET - 7 : 3? he big mileace built 7 ¥ irestene Tires. vemnd Di : § if - vv roewn Es] ut at XO RUNS. Serenth race—#1 700 ee the | Vanderbilt State tor aca satis th rneantin he bors of the A “ me Tippett plans 1 oft hs Liberad ail ee Had he run, -he could hare - - ‘ Jua “Bin rearmcicds and mn . ana oo . Pins rt iii@ Ain * , > ave saetiad > Peac} Ite orid i AES - hm Pupus " ich closed at ) ctor Windle, winners of erelten ; SC . e 3 __ Right Handers Face Phila | out stealing. Dixon eieaaits | clear. % ast hy, ial: lial aa ae ng, when the Indians made th O’Rovurke threw out Rrown 7 a ef their runs. . Of the six ene RUNS. : H ° SECOND INNING. cing Results BROWNS—Adams. im his fi: Naat a anita at ntti, trenton -_ - : on SU OSctU ne the ee . ei 7. . = = , , 3 ‘ appearance in his St. Louis uni At New Orleans. : 7 4 ie sia aes secsoomas ™ ons: As RAM: gg or eh el sage owe il Se Of 200 Tee intic ccheat, ha mmeP® | Louis hina, andthe Shllow=g St [ MR O— F—McKNICHT the Originator the McKnight Tailoring Business in St Louis i dr . 8 : s a4 . a - ft » f 4 t ‘ 7 » & . » : -" > . rm threw eut Gerber. Dixon FimsT RACE—Six furionc: foutrh : | tareugh the box scoring Wa Grail (‘Zuchinz Bi 3 4 20 i. a a ee me rt Lenin md Albers Agama. - Vangiider struck out and “Jone, ~~ oe SE IO pings at ver | Beveridge c liana. forme | . EL Bartnage the Cabante Dixen was deubled stealing, Tay. Eta ~ SOPm) | 5, PERRIS ae PNET pees i ~~" ed States Senator and Go - ll events w i852; J ) ler to Bancreftt|. ONE RUN ms a a tnaeee, ot” |. aaePOtte FEET or SI pits, — ting and 5. hen took the Pits je e -. >; .» Lwenty-Three States ns oe | ‘ BRAVES cme Burrus fiied to “net a. iene 0 a Ooh SLY ~~) Renene ; ‘oe have I a 7 eee. Gerber threw gut Ban- = - —™ ee ee T i Pee ss croft. Taylor pepped to Adams.) NEW ORLEANS SCRATCHES. Rte NEY ogee © Renceineiteap, ages ned. =2€> mC. “yh NO RUNS. a ae i 7 en FONTBONNE COLLEGE ee 7 vt : ——— - — ; Sw the Assoctated “4 ie = 4 | Deg “a like @ . THIRD [IVNING. . me a — 2 nm 3 —. _F pa , bw. A MAaAlTCD ro ae hi ' “ITM AeA , i : : ’ = a S ung the BROWNS—Rice singled throug, ":_Tu>al. Bay Dingle and Spx Mctsee GIVES SWIM LET TERS eta ts ‘ 1 ho BAS oy ; Be ata a y oe Bradenton Themas. O'Rourke hit to Thomas, Florida Castle and Indra. Fours van. —— ae ters. were ! : a. iterscholas wage erg ore eee ote = " a | ‘ i ) some runs in the last ‘noing who touched secend, forci Rice. 2 inger and Siue Mask. Fifth races. awarded b ve «CASH eine sitet hal’ —— a ” “pe gaaiitlbe " aaG Ue » * ~ | mana _ MeInnis’ me Be Rice, Browne Smile Sixth face’ Rove: i Associa- basketball tou : oe poi mila manger ie DON’T BE = , m a victory. er Soubling Beret Gertie, Gemdolier. ea Cour!. super tion of Fontbonne College ai Chicago lind been. picked {threc-dame ceriue with the |@eurn eS: BY ae |. orow is the important een et tan owen grounded to i. Je J-S d shi Up § = s =: Wha ind Jarne M - & Alabama—T 3’ Lstme igen © ne 8 ee be : . Ne 7 ut m St Louis. = fy oo 2 ing nerthward TS. Karting 2 Parti ; . month 513 LOGUST ST. “We Will Never oii | _ Alex Will Face Yauks ® cs @ . Re mB : Allew ANY Tailor el ower Cleveland Alexander, at Tuck our: Tony Lazzert eon tt NAMED QRe-Ral? mile—Varatic: ‘ig 2.5. W licag Springs. Cenmecticur—E£rj aa a L=s aie i tie one oi “7 Sgt ss : n.3 at ' Truesdale, director of athletics of y 1:05, Bob's Best 1:05. Rearerwooc “eid. Leuwisiana—Onk Rix wae xa ee os or r - Thera Bee | soa ri— \ rt Sea sf Ty z nN 23 , MY Bier loa 2-5. } KENNEDY ERRS, TURNS — : i Three-cuarte eee : inets— eerf e_d-sh ds Dee eid Pennant 7 ; _—_ 4 mate | MISTAKE TO RECORD Nebraska—Lincoin. Wew Hampshire PRreical education and athletics at Grinnell Celiege. He succeeds Frank | > : ; ' ; % & ;t agony pag #0 534-5. Upper wt (321-5. Skaver Soa S| oes, wis | slivers ‘red his Your Coat powder blues and eae ay 2 ze8 in 2:17.2 ané : m2 lead a om. Mr. © F. MeKnic> Dereonaliy “a Mascing of taiiered Sui i a) i 4 q re 5 é * Pive-eiehthe miie—*% He was the only peer 1 67 3." ro 3 oe swimmer in the 19°26 Big Ten Three-quarter——Renericent 1 1S A. 4. ; > = the 220 and 440 » Arete, 1:19 5-5 923-5. « 3 ’ 20 ~ ° a “yet er. . Rais ;3 the ndene: dane ae Tr: Basivet bal! meet at Ainad Temple. . ™ wait? ast St. Louie, will be nilavea + '\Preas, light- ! ~ 5 ss piayed to- Snt-heavyweight. Grand night according to the follewing “ : I > Lf | - £ , ou Die (orip PUTTSCE TT OEE te * Rapids meets Carl August! me, St. schedule ‘clock, White Fagtes " _ - _ cS 3 ; s* 3 yi * $ Pau! Sensationa! ight-Rheary weigher aa 9 ll irmas s — lack “rescenf« : paid bis own war cut of ‘te get ‘ rounds. Re@d Rodman. for the | Lebanon: 1 o'tieck. P OS a . . Ad ¥.. ; > iT, "’ 7 ‘ | Pen . Quy deught bis release trom Wayne. Ind. has been chosen to Walthers Red Rud | : meet Eddie Chandler, Moline. Im. La night's resnite- PN A —— aie : : m I” £0 ‘im the eight-round Bemi-windun East t L ts Pam ) : ' | | : ) it East S ~—OUIs ~Uunior Chamber of , | Jack Mullen, Danville and Harold Commerce iz. Wailthers of Red Bud a Kewanee Will beg stx reunds ‘19. Live Wires 18: Nashvitie 38 Ten the preliminaries. Aces 22; Creseents 32, K. ef C. 23) 3 games 7

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a vnc bs ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH : __FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH. 25, 1927. _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ___ PAGE St eC A aE CARDINALS HAVE THREE SOUTHPAWS READY FOR SEASON’S OPENER meee “Steere a Paleogene - NC eat = ae term nwa — ~~ so a Te ee ee or ee a ee ST W Trying: Reinhart’s Fine Work Is___ Ready to Start ‘15 High Schools E. St. Louis High | t+ News Fits 4 es PPP LPP Peat emir efe enimarionenisnecticntatuiinscianan : tii Only Redeeming Feature 25 t ded Str aot Conk jinto the backeroung by pes a F ssyet in chilled Laheined yesterday afternoon. A stiff breeze was SS See > ie ee In the afternoon, starting at 4) Which means a guy can fight at; And coryphees all in a row — ee = ™ — 3 ' ; "4 4 ae i in, ana & a ‘] . —n . - : i aak ‘ , in aoe finance, @ plowing across the field, chilling spectators and players and waft-| #§ & ‘%t%: mM : ea eset 0 a Page ce ri: last THAT’S GOOD ? en agra ae ra: spree tenders. i ; anager John O e a = tS 4, eee eS le in six of the iV events, tne. Witt or ; ‘ at 1e University o llinois yes- | Giants turned es. | “¥ oe este a 22nd peoeeemage asandon and usetle 1S ’ € * ] h th ot] ‘ " | year. , 538 pounds. i¢ (h aii the bootleg scrapping. will meet Mount Carme! grab first place honors in the aa- : e wT. ~ fx, atte hie Mi ‘ Th ' =. : ¥ udees’ deci | the two clubs do the aan " qhow @ more effective assortment of ; Frisch, 2b Cardina] southpaw, whose M irchison, | Olympic runner, and Prepe ” : & gainer. Prony - y 4 m. tiver lads displaying a strong | This is the oem tirne the confer McGraw is trying to finds ? > earves before he can even be consid- | Bottomley, Ib work against the Indians yes- Arnold Ww illmann, former Wash- ;42 hat is. what the raci ng bug: All . stile ‘aimee meee ee ore and offensive, had things | enc swimming meet has been held | chaser. K aa andidate for a member- | Bell. 3b terday indicated that he is in | ‘@"8ton | gar Star, now affiliated Continually faces: | ee al tring “ac, their own way from the start and} at the University of Illinois. Broadway : EES staff of starting pitch- ae = S condition for the opening of | 7% the Minos A.C 'A guy might beat an ege or er ee ee were never in danger after the Michigan has gone through the nbec k unat- » : . ” 7% 5 4 re - - Tu . #4 + 7, etn iin _ oe it oi ‘ —~# . - Te ie ED LEWIS TO ©’Farrell, c. the season. All the publi c high schools of the | Bu i .© E See where “Strangler” Lewis is Ltet period ¥ hich ended. East St. | conference dual seaaeon without suf- . sec START. jae _ | Thevenow, ss... bite are consebented im the rand: ut cannot beat the races. Louis 5, Rockford 1 ‘fering a defeat while Minnesota - 7 Reinhart also worked four in- 4 BELL. P.. aedeagal pr oo ee Pam ar matched to wrestie John Pesek. To os Saute! . ais , te fi iad *- presen Motoreus | TRAINING NEXT ¥j > sings and did very well. He was|REINBART. P events age Soidan expected to! his former “policeman.” Looks like | cietieiee m “eta a aoe its ad- ae _ ee man wages ™ aeien ee e “ . make a pe howine "ebste , 2 TY? ‘ ‘ » te y ft L 1e ? whe , » : Z a veep Ed ‘Strangler’ Lewig, - touched for only two hits, both sin-; Clark . Osmand. ee po 8 tye “age enc rays 5. i eg bster Our teams that journeyed south | the policeman ought to cop. tha ane? wee 4 ne Payer yo yese “ pote Base ys paps on ~~ es ee. heavyweight wrestli me ave only two bases | rrove igh, headed by Bud Sam- this spring oo Peapgion wey ow 2 ee Cor) == er. A eee e g and Billy Sandow, bie ot re a 4 Silotend smoothly and Totals ple may cause trouble. Sample To fill t} - wt Southpaw Jimmy Walkup ex. | the omy quarter. When the gun ference with the exception of Ohto Broadway A. be he ho}: k "ashineton utdoor . 1€ Sporting pages, ©, a} ‘ wrth Cracked forthe end of the batt State have entered m . ange oor a brief sha to = Louis fdently and about the only. Faverite. Step S ds Cue Washinet: outdoor || a wae | te ects to land a major league berth, Te eee 1e “e le tate a entered mes in the spe ‘nudges’ de- fo inspect training quartey: t thing that Manager Bob — “or tee: shot put and discus throw records. 4€if borthward way will shortly | after 10 years in the bushes. It Pease O 1@ jong end of a 26 to cial events and the relays. - , has been invited to utilise qi. © pleasan g . Jamieson, ; Dr. a Edmur Pikeway ath wing ‘took Walkup a long time to waik| 7“ count The Univtrsity of lowa team te6- eee. saat starts his préparation for Me, O’Farre!! could ink of as Tne Spurgeon, Mi | nW L. Ti; le tic ire ctor. ames he reve 22 and By wel] aime ; up Peoria Central had little trouble day was withdrawn from the charm- ‘ 4 . + 4 i - r? ~ TY a ~ \ a ev Be — - k SLUIT il ¢f ee lacie ; : ; : : sere : SS = Three Fine Southpaws. ‘KARR, P. + Win Girls’ itle att ip all the papers. land. or final game of the preliminaries| keep him out of the water. Dy on 2 rnsbv -| We ? “es erry ints “Resedwar | _®berdel, Dyer and Reinhart have | LEVSEN. P. gomor is iraining. - suhibltdathaiies GOOD EYF! Roge gg yeni ys Urs appear — ee by ~— Carmel which Ohio State is also out of the meet Kahn. Kirk- | itches t , > “2 io ae Bill Klem may have t egy | Suce in St. 10UlMs. shoved over a 35 to 19 win on.j\as it has no vwisuning team. Sees Sient ont id +9 ee ee | | Speci t+ toe Seebiieee West Virginia Team Eliminated Plasses to read with ck ic, fies aaa Eddie Collins’ debut in Chicago.| Athens after leading at the end of - nds. tgp . . | Totals . 32 I TI Osr , 7 o> ivan hie irst mn {| e be ba! i} as rn Vi iners . 1 ai ®©rmi- Broadway be _ z be in line for regular duty. | Jsmand was given his first miie Quintet. — diamond. oS aanalie final games tonight wil] meet Sat-. FEATURE AMATEUR res’ detision : : & _Drer, as plans now stand, is re- ‘Cardinals . of the season at Churchit! Downs wh Re Willie Keeler said to be a good BY GUM: urday night for the champion ship. EXT TUESD — oF wéed as a relief hurler. ' Cleveland . 0 |'yesterday. The Derby favorite wags By the Ameciated Prem batter you gotta hit ’em where they, See where William Wrigley is _ of the State, while the losers will SHOW N AY Judres— TOUS] re ~ | : * It was difficult to judge flv balls pounte plays—Karr : Moree E oa . wae EEE RD ey a Sie . i‘aint. And to be a good umpire! going to stretch a stick of chewing) meet to dete , thi | Four Western A. A. U. boxtrne ” nore pi the terrific Lakeland wind, and | aew So Sete cee et Wi a ae ee you gotta call ’em where they gum into an $8,000,000 sports arena | winners. champions. a former fi¥wetght ti- Phe East was eliminated i'tleholder. and two finalists in the : . fo. T — - - he 44h Malwin — nate ‘ h > ‘ ase ‘ dropped one fly and Douthit ¥ wo-base hits I Sewell. Bottomisc;, and a Aust Mely in Thom pson wh » he . F SS am ~X\s aad é are. in & hic ago. ae =_— ee ; ag ‘last district competttion, have hee sare Thevenow. Three base hit—Summa. stol-| national high schoo! girls’ baske , . - . o ' -£ Aa’ Avie ai ‘ A OO; g£iTris iat ett | ; @ne. Hafey aiso fumbled a ground | ee : ' stepped the first half in.:51,three- — , : —— mpcemeesianiateaiees ————— en bases—Zamieson, Nelss. Sacrifices— Mie Setrteanent hers Sat ate SS REDS OFFER LUQUE TO __sfiinvitea to compete against leading jocal rivais in the proposed inter- a pa | AAla ae Pairings for the semifinals toda ‘' A. B. c.. TOURNAMENT | TRY MARATHON AGAIN | ey PITTSBURG, March 25, — Garry next Tuesday at the new St. Lows d ] . off Reinhart. 2 hits. 0 runs in 4 innings arl San egy ere Kenting cig k..-vs. Caldwell Ka , ya are 95 C} se H.| ferrmann, owner of the Cincinnat! University Gymr all ay i0 =e swept pop fiy, but managed to re- rk a ¢ . ae es oe Bay ¢ olt had been use gal id i Kan BOSTON, March 25.—Clarence | iniversity Gymnasium q . © arr, 5 hits. run in 6 innings: o . . a ; . nomas, k.. vs. Cockerill “Kan PRORT } Lore} i: F “fT : how | : too. -_ piieve it and forced a runner at yevsen 3 hits. © runs in 3 innings. Um. !OPing in company + appeared +} ) P RL PHORIA, Ul, March 26 nree ide Mar of Melrose, four times wén- ithe Cuban hurler, to the Pittsburg | pounced that he has forwarded in . e "Farrell hit « F ‘ a . assis . we qe ! us a laa ‘ m1? Lh 4 . or barber shop. _ ae icver was neaded in le Ser 2 tooting oy J. Subiosky of Cni was increased a mile and 285 yards er . cifie Coast, and intimated that the among early entries. Wileman hopes a fi he run, he could have made In the third inning Spurgeon Whi te House eligible for : hile. alll arte? hil - , ee haat ar by Johnny Miles ’ de , : ibe . / oat Sah Olints for La ) . with Vis ys te METIOtT broken fast year by .« pF ma1ies, |. ; ; ; 4 ia easily and perhaps second and singled and Summ sacrificed. He was under Wraps aii thn way. » Tinie ee i ree Mee f fénton Harbor. Mich.. place Nova Scotian | pilot Herrmann’s telegram namedior Jacob Grasewick. While Mickey e 4 ould have scored, as Thevenow i Burns lined to Hafey, but J. Sewell; He stepped the first half in > 4, i a sina ae with total score of 672. : shane a eat {several Pirate hurlers, any one of Mazer, a former district champton, 3 Ousted Sharon, Pa , 6 national! . 'whom would be acceptable to theiia# the fighter he plane to send#t ~ behave if you wus¢ . a © the Tribe to pile up its total. Levsen 1. Struck out—By H. Bell 2. by without taking long breath 19 ‘ ' oO ‘Moetorbus A. C.. have scheduled far By the Associated Prese "i R ‘ - | Reds, has off . , i ffered Adolpho Luque, Matchmaker George Wtlieman Afi- me | The new _—— = » fi ; to tt . « id j ats t d — Fh 50m. ret a ‘ 2 asi . . ais ~ - - ii | . siete , , we , . " pitcher ~«K y int 1e@ air an t starte . tendency to run out. Sane perat i oe grit “ : : and dou! « even f Americ try his iuc again over the historic | — weight, Joe Ghnouly. bantamweight, Dood and watched it, as Catcher ang walked Gerken. suke Sewell however, and he went u De | 44 lis | tel the slower-movine | telegram from Herrmann, contain- tegeic Wood, lightweight. and drug store, depertment pew back into fair territory and poked a opuble to right, scoring Royal Julian was another Derby _.. ag a oe ee ses mt & a ; tae a till ada ' a. Vi ction ' , idDOMmMma Lean With a 206 score -Onsist nile course and when the distance | . | 9 Ree: ‘ _—s : ager, Donie Bush, now on the Pa- ‘of the recent district meet, are leted Sage was easily thrown out at “(first.:' ter scored Sewell. Trainer Lon sent he. : th a an I 1a! Miss Adan mad ; O ac him number fix in ¢ im 1924 he set wu another record, | i 2 P , outcome of the deal] rests with the ito match Weod with Waddie Burke 1:23 2 age sa five-man team crept into LEARED GROUND Cc FOR | Reda. against Tureen. a Owed with a double to right. singled to left, scoring Spurgeon three-quarters in 1:23 2-5 and gal- es prions 4F a p Ba aa “~ . _ , o nampi 37 " ani rar Kil i a a Ye . Lied ° } LI UID HAIR Be | Right Handers Face Phils. ,and when Hafey fumbled, J. Sew- loped out the mile in 1:54. mbit - ie 8 mals sr, ra., U he select class with a mark of ee ' () le r “as eT } ter TY) Ai ‘Oo a Aa mn ° ‘ -_ An? a - } > an} i Q ie ' Three of the Cardinal errors’ ell went to second. Gerken reached The track wag fast and almost ohae 3 b , 7 ~~ wee shyly hcg — e Carlo at = $8,000,000 ARENA ON ) one pe ea in the first round ‘hicago finished strong. his, the ‘s Ss ie te ; : ‘ * BS CHICAGO’S WEST SIDE + were bunched in the fourth in- second and J. Sewell scored when every horse at the course wa ome | niga score he evening. put them ng hree Douthit muffed Gerken’s flv 1eV- iven a workout ; if You Ate Shert of Beads Cash ee ene ly. Ther even 8 wore MONTREAL CANADIANS | ninth place By the Associated Press. one eir runs. Of the six enemy enow then missed L Sewell’s Cotlogomor Works Out. IN 1] S IGHT Pp IS I INATED CHICAGO, March 25.—The ground | " TH STRA | ELL ELIMIN as cleared today for beginning of Easy Payments re 4 ; ned. under. Gerken scoring. kers, three were unearned grou G coring A} w oodmian bad Cotlocemor out cae *"Farre ill se Karr led off in the fourth and ‘ abemebtinn at ; , aren: : Manager O’Furrell will send ot © Hafey missed 207 _# €allop. This good French) | HOCKEY LEAGUE GAME EN‘ BRITISH TOURNEY | cosstraction 0 OS wal aa et "PRICES ON | ee / ty ere ' Haines, Ring and Keen against reached second when Hafey missed. hens has abel Madeeiee fen , | esi 2 MaS avout recovere -FOmM NE W YORK, March 25.—With a LONDON, March 25.—€C. C. Pell,| Paddy Harmon, sports promoter, FIRESTONE — : aA id ‘ie Phillies this afternoon. (his fly. Karr was run down on spe covere ordeal he met in the/ wi ae ogg Pes wi | a PMI streak which reached famateur racques hampion of the'and a syndicate of wealthy Chi- " Baines and Ring have been nurs- Jamieson’s grounder to H. Belland ¢p¢¢,,. : i , ; a : oe | Voffroth handicap. The marks he straight last night i Victory | i'n} States. was eliminat day v : harg ccount ‘ 7s sore arms, but they ‘want to | Spurgeon flied to Hafev, ut Sum- aie alvin a npc t} tie ‘ss oe . te , ‘ ace wean Pion ey ‘ I ited States, Was LiF a t¢ Ca ¥ eagroans. : gran ‘a goa slo geno GUM DIPPED ires ne Cc e A an % a , a ateell — . ‘ ALLL O ne ini neds a =. » THC | From the British championship sin-!pleted, the building WwW! Seat a | frainer Woodman will take Cot- gas : Bruce Lo, SIE, DIOC KE. * given a chance. It is probable The Cards scored their only run mgt to Pimlico to fill his en coming play-oftr for the Stanley cup, | MERCHA NTS TIRE CoO.: er gro emblematic of the world’s hockey ¥ } Fieet Inn h Y? thi “3 e ase Si Tr | s Ww ae a UVLO , we - as . . it q that neither will go more than {n th a ' ot e oni . sar sagement in the Dixie stakes to be .hampionsh!p NGTON ORNYN > three innings. walked, went to third on South-} q.cigeg on May 2 and then return nsniy a | GO POE 2710 WASHINGT WEN SUNDAY MOK G JEYYURSON ‘ota . | worth’s single and crossed the plate . ‘ thelr Grive for the cup will oper lf ae oday’s game is not regarded as | orto aon again a ie - to Churchill Downs to run in the next Tuesday against the Montreal Aes Bottomiey’s sacrifice foul to Grainger Memorial and lark Maroons, the first of a series of Youre the ' tage aes 1 Speak handicaps. In speaking of Cotlog- *Wo games which will decide an verken to Replace Speaker. ‘omor, Woodman expressed every °PPOnent for the Ottawa Senators Ma 1 . ebs writer y . . T national Sec nm +h enton last week, when iden¢ ry 4 + or arrive } . , ; le Sie: RECON oo rT rill .he Ome runs in the last inning gave that George Kerken, has shown handicap division. ret ag Rosi Pe ee Whose Collar played ot hureday fil - _ . arn i : nnis’ men a victory. ‘that he can | Speaker's shoes Cotiegemor i in the Dixie un-|° waurteen shutouts have heen rune | N Fi Tom | satisfactorily in the field, and that “ti . * a ae 7 burteen SHULOUTS have been rung oes of it orrow is the important day n der only 105 pounds. Crusader has up bv the Canadians. whose stocky! the Cardinals. The Yankees, | *¢ !s fast as “Spoke” ever was, but the top weight, 132 pounds. I goalkeeper. George H: orth J : ‘ 1}; that there is a question about his ’ eis ‘ : eal a I aie - in the world’s series, will don’t believe there ever was a horse! ranks eas one of the best puck back : Want Bose the world champions here. | Hitting. He has had only two years tha: could beat Cotlogomor over Stops in the circuit. He will be the final game at the) in guarding the net Mining camp park, as Monday £004 batting average of .850 or SO course and give him 27 pounds,” Morning the Cardinals will jour- | *” ae * League is not con- | said Woodman. “So you see why 3 You peer to St. Petersburg. starting the | Sidered impressive. Gerken has I am taking Cotlogomor East to White Leghorn stn | looked like a star in the games contest for that $25,000 fixture.” ' —~ “Bill” McKnight ming northward. | aH 4 _ with the Cardinals. Col. Phil Chinn was at Douglas! m e Will Never uel ST _ Alex Will Face Yanks. | Otherwise the Indians are the | park looking over the oso hicks , —— © Grover Cleveland Alexander, who | Indians of last year. horses he has under the care of low ANY Tailor —eee CX «OUT Tony Lazzeri on that, a Charlie Patterson. Chinn was ca. Undersell Us.”’ -— st} forgotten Sunday after- PLACID SKI-RUNNER thasientia ewer tien “peieneein att Per $ ae 2 atthe Yankee Stadium, will —! ALI YEAR racine this vear He said he 100. i: a thought Osmand stood out as NOwW ON HAND J b pall n ree-s eenth one of professional baseball, and his the @ne mile and three-sixteenths ‘**&¥° permitted but 65 goals in The New Spring Suits ang Topcoats Made-to-Your Measure 20 Q@gainst the same Yankees) | Ry the Associated ; ; 3 he stopped last October. Bill | LAKE PLAC iD “CL "BB, N. Y.—ithe Derby winner right now. Also R. I, Whites and KH. lL. Keds | € O a --Bherde!, who pitched two beautiful | | Johan Satre, winner of this year's “I like Rolled Stocking a bit, *!4 Per 100, or $2 per dozen. 06 6 8 @fainst the Yanks in the se- | 25-mile ski race here, is already ini+nough,” he said. “You know } % | d Ch ; ~% : ; 4 sas iD i 4 ‘ Ow ne Be ; pam, Only to be beaten by stant Fens for next years winter | ;, by Pennant out of a Ballot ap ewoo ickery | the gods of baseball, also will | *ports. ‘mare and that means good stuff. Hiliagnd@d 6221 “An athlete can't train tn a few 7431 Maple Bl.. Maplewood, Mo ; h ty is hand against the American | it ai wade OMe medt keep | : ; Th titleholders. ts condition the year around.” day at Lexington and if he is not e Pon mn ® box score of yesterday's Satre, who is barely 5 feet tall,ja champion or close to one, then | . bee eweme shows that the Cardinals) | although 30 years old, does i!t by | |I am going to miss my guess.” | YVHY PUT "© eight hits, as many as the abstaining from liquor and tobacco, That's the entire secret of opera - Ine collected. but the safeties working out of doors and going to | ~~ | IT OFF ° ee . Im b . [vere 20 bed at 19 p. m nt to know—we ve been, doing . Scattered that the Cardinals | Jo aren the 38-mile cross-coun- | sre the largest men 's teiloring oo it hard to follow the ball. SPRING CLASSES NOW FORMING ' | c INAL —— + the eye and a Fame on such | D * Wait Phone—-Come in— ce 7 is not a fair test of a team’s | on or Mail Coupon ability. If it warms up for. - e “EXERCISE IS PLAY” = Same with the Phils and the. | in HE | T » With the Yanks, you will see AT T Meam hittine again.” e Bacon Banjo Club fe Ff Indians Not Bothered if gg : TA, sd A THIEBES MUSIC CO. | | e A | Bath f Te Indians did not appear te = 1103 Olive—6911 Easton, St. Louis. Cc 16TH AND LOCUST 3 by the wind. They | 4. Coen 4am order tn the first. . | Te young men 18 years old er aver. af 3d St. oo oa i oS oe — ‘Eye a AR I AR aN A RR a a . ——— . % yee / > 7 dl s at tae ? ~: or Zs SA Ce ey pe Chap Senish 4 doe § ; - SN gee eae it) aye ee RE Bt ish APR arate ey eae ee. ONG m0 _er,reTf.,-r.qr,f7 2 77 a ee - €& ORI RAIOy O5 28 acy Qe 1 Ae. _7.7,.r.rrrereTTe eee ee tt Lee eR eee ee ee - we @nd the first two batters tn ~» Sut Bell then lost the eet ene Sete eeceessoeccse ee ee ee ee ee eee Hi

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_ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH___—. _FRIDAY EVENING. MARCH 25. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH BOBBY JONES, WITH SENSATIONAL 66, TA KES LEAD IN SOUTHERN. pa ~ es ~ jonship) DELANEY WILL START aonceuent - é - TT . Fam a °* he Halifax 20 George Lott Is gm thems ~n *| WORK IN FOUR WEEKS —— a eee ATLANTA STAR Browns 50 Per Cent HAS 138 TOTAL © Stronger, Team an : rites FOR 2 ROUNDS ” ~— — French Star Defeats Van Ryn 20-Year-Old Chicago Boy De- . | of Princeton, 6-4, feats Tennis King im Florida a nevis Ph leader can } 2 wee Ft iY ~ . “palace . a Diiie ivVey 4 MIS. : : whe perfotmed the : 9 ete athens *: rs ' , Beiicmr : -_ ALANA ALL al Ba ae i aie ae the sesoctated Pres, —T Delaney of 7 a 2a ok eos Bri aos rr Fo a igzepo . Jibiiap wor?’s light-heavyweight “2am a | ee ee te ed eae at nag ag Bg a ng ee ey S ANKEE holdout pitcher to co $20,000 demand: Umpire bs Sie ioe a A a AR PIS NON GR RN RROD ERE Hale ge ce PR ane By er ETER By John E. Wray. tr Editor of ane eo Pr se i723... 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Nipper Campbell, arerave. aa a Seener Detroit. 74-75—149 Pitching Is Improved. ge Johnny Farrell, New York, 70-73 PITCHING: This vear every pitch- -. RT ee ae an Pan! i Ser Pe a = aig sone gg m the staff is in shape now to = ~ : . 7 sauna Go oh as exe Sea . $300 Michigan Av. Rm Frehts, Cleveland. > innin > feliiio a yee the. new LSSO- & Poe eS oe * NEW WIDE-WAY GARAGE . ; — RATT ah ee ws age ie by ~ “i i. ” r - fs 3 Pere ee 7 “yee “ orken Fy NENG CORDUROY TIRE STORES | SAISAREK SALES (CO. > | ‘ SS ee aoe =e ms a “3 . to ~ = ‘4 ~*. * ” aes = Se 2 . on ka, ‘ pane +3 wee «i NDA my throat is protected and that it give me the greatest ce joyment.” ‘$ The usual result of the first ride— “MUSCLES ALL TIED U IN HARD KNOTS” Limbers up quickly after hard ride a Rudolph Leads In Title Match le - #60 bd ee anak Regardless of boc Standard. And when an of having it ad: every Lincoln car, Lucky Strikes are mild and mellow—the finest cigarettes you ever smoked. 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_ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 25,_ 1927 ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ADDITIONAL SPORT NEWS ~ T Two Good Places to Save—The Bank a ane nea —— — tars a ~ Se eee, cane ener } > ~ n 7 ~ - — . ates bested the Seals in San War Eagle, 8-vear-old son of in a slugfest [ se a | signers, cutters and tailors fabricate Thie’s a h ad ati oo, Fre r.. Porridge, Peter fre- . ° ; | Uhle’ whigh he had chosen BO Sanit wis weak Croit oes quality and style into the world’s newest ' 4 Wmntat - 3 ‘ . | to noist the ball] against the Chi- | cago Sox in the opening game here. jan and Sc otland. weaves directly for you. Here, you deal | ae Sap ereS BE with a manufacturer selling direct to the imetion tia COAST LEAGUE WILL ACTIN actice m now on. . : A Yannigan game to morrow com. | OPEN SEASON MARCH 29 public only. Therefore, we can give you AIRE spring practice Tia so tar ben temeen. | more for less! ind for the Tribe. | NEW YORK.—iIn order to avoid! ins er You Don Feel Hurt.” | conflict with college football games ted Preas in Californ! ia next fall, the Pacific w ASHING TON March 25.—The | Coast League’s pennant race will story of what the Washington base- | open March 29 and run up to Oct. hall club is doing at-Tampa, Fla.. 12, inclusive. ast is becoming an accounting of; The usual schedule of 208 games ss » nT titi tii -eows MHL Associ a TTITTTIN TL, th REPRESENTATIVES + ~ SRR A RT CRIA Sey TN OE TT OMI SUT Rete A HES Fe. ape PR TEER es injuries rather than of athletic | a > eaanclergane ather than of athletic | has been arranged for three teams co - 23. bed * ts. While Walter Johnson, Bucky Harris and Tris Speaker are mn the San Francisco district—the niy players suffering from ac. | Missions and Oaklands—Los , Suries, ao Sumiber of others | 422 > and Hollywood, within Tw Pants luding the veterans Sam Rice feunshot of each other, and Port- 0 1d Stanley Coveleskie have minor | ‘2nd Seattle and Sacramento. . long grind will be finished. Ipiaints. This ai mA ALELA ‘4 = eneral” Crowder is suffering | on the same day fixed for the last a stomach attack: Braxton | National and American League © 7s > e hh a i on | , a = a roo tnacne. and Lisenbea i rames Yet the Pacific Coast. be- ankle The GSanators taka ; ; ne Se ane A ‘ake ,ginning its championshtp sagson today, havine received ‘3. i a i- two weeks earlier than the big cir- 44 + 4 5s icking from the hiladelp ; - ae Philad hia /cuits, is scheduled for (4 more con- i1Lunnai le ve -Sterday. ~Himenne | (ONENG ces | $ $ | a LAI DELPHIA, March 25. BOXING CHAMPS’ TITLES | > VW al he re is th e latest mer her ' meee w v - I Ail i’ { " + (yR ‘ + T- tein »4 a Mack’s Niterhine ectaoatF TH tr: j s Ee ° Ri . | getting decid leo: ABO Baie. Fi Ak MO Navel lediy dangerous for champions and |} over the full nine-inning route and / other boxers with reputation to }cmerge victoriouS agaipst op-j{“tour the sticks” or go barnstorm- i ponents he Florida baseball | ing. 7 ryt} Fidel La Barba and Pete Latzo, | ftrainine camns QOtners are Rom-! nel, Quinn, Grove and Gray. ito say nothing of other stars, can Wa The ere turned back the Buffalo testify that setups aren't what they — n g pate Aa ia ¥ seq tc be ; nae 7 rday at Paimet Latzo, touring the wide open No Extra Charge for 9 to 2 Tv Cobb played seven in- ; a : space! Struck a tartar in ~~ |nings and knocked out two singies |taijas one Clyde Hull. who maul led the Extra Pair a , ——_— > aR FO fe NR —~ > ; ~ . . _— on i y —- . . = 4 , : 2 a : . a ewhileplaying.Dure © eee tits be ge 3 4 anise paps p ve ict : Th » title ¢ sn >t : t the course of ‘The © oe — —_ ste : You Save ° ag | shortiv after clinchi: ty’s the Thing? Iam @& ia wutes Tewce tice be, +e ¥ = trounc in Fe] cy ‘lark at Madison $10 to $20 led ontosmokeatfre @ i tee match me imerals. Teis WAY, I OQWEN COMPANY | zys a Lucky Strike. I | Recess years’ | EXCLUSIVE LINCOLN DEALERS ‘Bud Taylor and 7 Oe | : | Canzoneri Ready : Announce a special One Week’s Sale of Used Fine | ° | Motor Cars — of popular makes — mostly closed For Title Bout 9 body types. All have been re-conditioned and re- Bond S Topcoats a . Py he ss m finished to look as nearly new as possible. MN | cHitcXGOt March"’s —Bua Tay- ss cles inner Chinas ‘Siete Nima sed “ i i - gene Reg age oe tweeds, cheviots, velours, Shetlands. Every zoner r New r ere virtuai- Rebuilt Lincolns | ly at the bantamweight limit of 118 ff coat lined with Skinner's Guaranteed Satin. | New York’s outstanding Topcoat buy! mounds today, and ready for their t in four tries. “ - eee > > ~ Let wa ’ ; “ : > ¥ » . : 4 a — ~ it 9 ~ a +4: 5 ‘s om Bag. 28 st ae SEN SOU ote WE Se oe ng Oe Re ye . DP a 7 ee Fs . : - > wwe ‘ ‘ x as os aT Wei Ratal +. aoe > ° ‘ : “A wD odes pee] " . e aN eS . . oF = Si: ae : eS e ' 7 "y : C - Ee rai Ben © r *i cS Se , _ = . a 4 aM > a . Lhe e Bg cae i * y ‘ See | : a ae 5 > a> Bee F 3 + ~ ine JS ~ Se ot * a eco Se wien ee) ot ; : a Po et ee Lk . - j ah . ea te . .: ene y ‘ *. - . : es a Ne AS ; os, . : a Ole eke os ay 7 , oS m tas Mle Me argument tomorrow night We are able to offer to the most discriminating buyer Re- i0-round arg ee eae , iver the occupancy of nariey built Lincolns in various body types ... Each car has been a 6 lo, went Gesaa | $ $ $ renewed and carries the same guarantee as we give to the In their training, Taylor ap-/f peared the slugger and Canzoneri purchaser of a new Lincoln, viz: Four months’ free service, ogpecerenll pearance et ve Taylor a couple of inches ad- free inspection, free oiling and greasing. | | give Taylor a : vantage in height and reach, but the New Yorker has the heavier . 93 i : 3 sé . ] Li | Th W ld 0 shoulders that go with hitting pow- A Lincoln $ a Inco i e or ver er. Taylor is 23 and Canzoneri 21 ° . years of age. “ The man who drives a Lincoln never feels called upon to Promoter Jim Mullen has put up De L 5 its WW th T Pa ts 5 1.2 fies ow onl ae uxe Sui i wo Pants, explain that his car is of any particular series or model. : oo geen ageinegaaaedl will Sunt thie | ntamwéight championship. The finest of clothes require the finest of Fabrics. And they’re here! Sixteen ounce i le Lincoln | ine ; : : Regardless of body type, there is but a single |’ Rosenberg, the last accredited worsteds in new shades and new treatments. And every Suit with two pants! was separated from his Standard. ‘| | champion, w: row by both the MI linois and od b i ine, 2 2 a F [ipa yea PS |New York Boxing Commissions. He And when an improvement is made, it is with the thought | x | a3 to fj ight + ayior rere last fal] of having it adaptable to cars already in service. Thus ee ee eter bee et every Lincoln car, regardless of the date purchased, can be | |cellation when Rosenberg failed tof | ' Ost eight forfeit. "nder simi- e* kept strictly up to the minute through this policy of inter- il = Sat he ne eee owe ‘stm. changeability. Truly, a Lincoln is a Lincoln—the world } took away his title. but permitted i; ;him to go ahead and pummel Over. | | | Bushey Graham. Canzoneri also fi | did the same to Graham, so some gE oth r Makes \™: | figure that both Bud and Tony Pied } / % e€ | | have inherited some of the cham- ‘ \™| | pionship luster. .% , We have a number of other cars you will be proud to own...in- ii ent Se cludi di llac. Buick, Essex, Pierce, Studebaker and : | — 1 Latzo to Meet Extra Pants, if Wanted, to an advantage. ...special terms iif J D d { : - mi? Wented. ; Your present car can be traded g iin oe Uunadee tor ath Bere built With Every Suit Open Saturday Until 6 P. M. will be arranged if desired | | | _‘Title, May 24 \ NATIONAL TWENTY-TWO STORE INSTITUTION All Cars Specially Priced During This Sale © A NATIO! , ‘match between Pete Latzo of ff W. H. Owen COM Nights | Scranton. Pa., the titleholder, and | ° ' Joe Dundee, of Baltimore, to be. JEfierson 3333 Washington Ave. “J held at the Polo Grounds, May 24. i The bout will be held under the | auspices of Promoter Humbert ' Fugazy. Be the Asaociated Press. NEW YORK. March 25.—a<rti- | cles were form rally signed today — at t e for a welterweight championship ’

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Pa oe TE, Tag CLI aR NS a anaes HRP npr ; ? sen’ «te abelian. sopee news a se Si Ce A PA re a a i om et ot yall tga ces DIETER EO CY Ae Se 4 . ocd . ro a " 2 Seaaglidicy : Sante Sr hs ea | pw A A ty Ae RG a Nt le mB en ~ ‘ ASHLAND 3520 Newstead ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH _FRIDAY Norma Shearer in { “Upstage” Comedy and Others —— Bremen Theater » 20th and Sremen “Exit it Smiling” and Art Oxman and His Kiddie Review CHOUTEAU deff, and Choutean PROG RAM “THE SAP” AN iD DOUBLE ‘ “WET PAINT” EMBASSY 4938 Delmar “Jim the Conqueror” { Wrestling Match With Tragos FAIRY 6640 Easton Geo, Double Program { “The Sheriff's Girl” “Tin Hats” and IRMA Theater 6324 Bartmer Av. “Going Crooked” { Ranger the Dog in “When a Dog I Loves” KING BEE f 1716 N. Jefferson “Love's Greatest Mistrke” and Trigger Baxter” Kingsland 6457 Gravols Av. Richard Dix im { “Paradise for Two" Buster Brown Comedy Kirkwood Kirkwood, Mo. Herry - ngdon in ‘ “The Strong Man” Fables and Comedy — need ae KOZY THEATER ; Euclid & Nat. Bridge Red Grange in “One Minute to P lay” And Others McNAIR McNair-Pestalozzi Deo atte Program a “For Wives Or niv ‘and “Tumb! ew weeds” MACKLIND ; 5415 Arsenal ay ania Pr: ogram ‘Ladies at Pinoy’ and “Price of Success” MOGLER Oth and Bremen dack Pickford in { “Fyit Smiling’ and Vaudeville NEW SHENANDOAH Bdwy & Shenandoah Norma Nerry tn { othe Love Thief” and Serial Newstead 4366 Lee Av. Richard Dix in : “Womanhandled” Comedy and Others O’FAI.LON 4200 W. Florissant “The Pride of the Force” and “The “Fighting Marine” PAULINE Lillian & Claxton Pob Custer in { “Terror cf Nar X and Serial Pestalozzi 2842 Pestalozzi Donble Prog.: “The { Biende Saint’’ ond “Ruckaroo Kid”’ QUEENS 4700 Maffitt Double Program f ‘Desert Valley” and “Young April” RITZ Grand and Juniata \¢% Douhle Program Mae Murray tn ‘“Va- lencia”’ with Lioyd Hughes & Roy D'Arcy. “Winners of the Wilderness" with Tim MeCoy. Joan Crawford Union and Easton “Ridin’ Romance” { “The Ice Fleod” and Amateurs WELLSTON 6822 Easton “Oh! What . Night” { “The Last Trail” and Kid Follies Woodland { 5015 Gravols Richard Dix in “Paradise for Two" Buster Brown Comedy | ST. LOUIS AMUSEMENT CD'S THEP ERS | ARSENAL Grand and Arwenal jDOU DLE PROGRAM “A Kiss in a Txaxi’”’ and ‘The Auctioneer’ AUBERT Aubert and Easton en” and “The Other fen” Bent for Feay- Woman's Story” Cinderella Cherokee and Iowa Brek Sateen in “Whispering Sage’ and Serial COLUMBIA 5257 Southwest a eee TOM MIX { ern Tw in - ‘i cre CONGRESS | BEBr: DAME ELS in in 4023 Olive St. "TAXI" Grand-Flor. Grand & Florissant Buck Jones tn ee 5 St aperivg Snee’’ and 6 Acts Vandeyille GRAVOIS Jefferson & Grayois DEV s, JOKN GILBERT In “FLESN AND THR ? HI-POINTE Clayton & MrCaus. De rothy Gish in zondon”’ and ieee of Scouts” Lafayette 1643 S. Jefferson The Texas Stresk” {« Doeuble Program and “Love Thief’’ LINDELL Grand and Hebert f EMIL oANRENGS n ‘4 FA sy” LYRIC Sixth and Pine Thomas Meighan in _ BLIND ALLFYS” MAFFITT 2812 N. Vandeventer BETTY BRON f — - Fz ene tee ata ‘i ~ . ek Se: +a ASS Z 4a 4 © ie P 4 4 “on. 4 -~ - ms « . gern ® ~. td * an Sia cd Lae fast for a few and | lithia, | to help flush and stimulate sluggish | kidneys; also to neutralize the acids | in the system so they no longer irri- | tate, | weakness, Vora i: CY E2GNAN Special Beethoven Song Service. A special song service will be held at 7:45 p. m. today at Temple Israel, Kingshighway and Wash- ington boulevard, the Centennial of Beethoven. morrow at 10:30 a. m. Harrison will deliver a “If I Could Live My A gain.”’ | eee Life ADVERTISEMENT DRINK WATER IF NIDNEYS BOTHER Take a Tablespoonful of Salts if Back Pains or Bladder is Irritated. Flush your kidneys by drinking a quart of water each day, also take) salts occasionally, says a noted au- thority, who tells us that too much rich food forms acids which almost paralyze the kidneys in their efforts to expel it from the blood. They be- + come sluggish and weaken; then you |kidney region, sharp pains in | back or sick headache, dizziness, your tongue is coated, is bad you the weather cle kidneys get sickle: to help anse the and flush off the body’s waste, four ounces of Jad Salts from pharmacy here. Take a tablespoon ful in a glass of water before break- davs, and your kid- neys may then act fine. salts is made from the acid of grapes lemon juice, combined with and has been used for years thus often relieving bladder Jad Salts is inexnensive: cannot injure and makes a delichtful effer- ‘eseent lithia-water drink. AMUSEMENTS pm! Llowig iBpeE Pliais NOUS E “4 ie DfT. ERT ANNA NICHOLS Presente MINOR WATSON in the 100% American laugh Rio ‘SEio: ‘ay Kane” with ANNE FORRES1, FRANK OTTO POP, MAT. SATURDAY Je. $2.29 W4:16U seats also at Aeolian Office, One Week Beg. Next Sunday—Seats Now Worlds ie os ; “Seo. ed : a ee, E ‘ANY FAMII » Ht tIeTYy Delf FOUK OTHER Bit, ACTS AND ‘WANDERING GIRLS” with Dorothy Revier & Mildred flarris 2 ee rene REE ee ee ~ ere om Spe elal All ry hg Bili 2OTH ANNIVERSARY ON eee Starting Sun : : Celebrating Opera House il A. M.—CONTINUOLS—I2 M A Gala Carnwai oat Comedy) aes tinrry—MASTERS & GK AY( E— Dates mee ip “MEMORIES ’—Ipn Five Scenes ——SEVEN OTHER FEATURE ACTS ——and “GOD'S GREAT WILDERNESS’ PRICES 2h: ind t0ec — ~~ - ADVERTISEMENT —_—_— MAN WANTS TO TELL Sore on teg healed after years of suffering San Francisco, Cal., Sept, 10:— '“T just want to let you know what your Resinol has done for me. For | many years I had a bad sore on my ‘leg. I had tried a number of differ- 'ent treatments, including Electric | Baths and different recommended for | salves. 1 suffered terribly at times as my work compelled me to be on $125,000 | Louis | ' and in desperation I bought a small my feet a great deal. Several weeks ago I saw Resinol advertised _jar of this Ointment, not believing ‘it would do me any good. How- He is the who ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH pecially for prospective mothers. | surely |e. Gillidett, | Jungbluth ‘at the ~ eg | Ss. Peter ‘' CORNOYER—Ente ree, }at 5 a. m., | terment SS. HIS JOY TOTHEWORLD iJ. Breer, | (nee 'evet, after using it for one week I | was surprised to see the ulcer was | CRABB—On / healing and by the time I had fin- | ished the second jar the healing was complete. I am glad to tell 'the world what Resinol Ointment has done for me and I will be glad to recommend it to any sufferer.” (Signed) Max Endert, 68% Jersey | , ' Street. Ask your druggist today for | Resinol Ointment. his hon- | evening | de- | i ns “Attend the Mos descent! Seesseoee . eeteee heavy |: to- | $3 of- | to his home, | and | confined |} ‘Court Allows C main’ Fees in Her | | Spectal ta : | | ce] idecla | Friedens Cemetery. Separ ation Suit. the Post-D'spatch. YORK, March 25 (fourt Justice lord Mrs. Harry C. lisher, formerly the Countess Beaumont, $5000 counsel fees her suit for separation from hushand, the creator of Mutt Jeff. Mrs. Fisher recently ceived a default judgment and $ a week alimony from Supreme Court Justice Tierney, who later set the decree and reopened the casé when convinced Fisher's absence was due to a misunder- inding. Counsel fees red $250,000 NEW preme awarded has de in 500 asideé for F allowance, l‘isher had a year. Hier an income Dawes in Panama for Week, the Apsociated Press. PANAMA, March 25.—Charles G. Dawes, Vice-president of the Unit- ed States, has arrived for a week's en 2 (Bud) | # her | and re- | isher opposed coun. | $33 attorney | i of | i a ? See eee ers eee er secee sv0ree eee Supply Co. 1121-23 Locust St. New Store Tremendous Values Monday, March 28 See Sunday’s Paper sates erareeeee erre ere een eeeeee ace er ease eaeee During 1926 Printed 235,341 the Post-Dispatch Situation St. Louis newspapers combined. Don’t Worry—We’ll Clean It! Standard Cleaning & Dyeing Co. 3444 GRAVOIS piste PRospect 2824—PRospect 0306, or Nearest Branch We Give Eagle Stamps STRICTLY UNION Seeereerrereeeseeraenre Se eeeeeceeeasaee * *eeeeeee Formal Opening of the #: DEATHS 7% ALT bp tre oF ie red ey rest on Tuesday, Poa 27, at -30 p. m., Roy E. adi ne ) # Louis (0 .. de “arly ‘bel lgadl son of mg and | Alt} i ff (nee Preche]) S Edna Althoff and our de Trand nephew and cousin, in his nin ‘teenth year. neral Saturday. March Hm ys Math. Hermann & . West her he age. lefontaine Methodiat ‘ine and Church roada. iaeiment (c7 ANDE "“KRNON—Entered into rest on Tues » Mamh 22. 1927. at 1:60 — * Peter Anderson, beloved husband of Fian- | fro mM mm. brothe r | loved husband of Weltha House | ' er > | in-law ! ———=—_—= —$_{[{]_]_—[{[_$_ $$ — === pep mere | | Mra, Edholm 7) | March : DEATH S BARKHAU- mtn Wits March ~@ 1927. Joh Forman avenue Affton Or Mary Barkhau (nee Pid et bri | penpggcl ot oan a?.. ‘Se eto! waar rs a Liuibanhe sed ‘tae rile our dear grandfather — Funeral Sat urda v Bono's chapel. BEALS—On Friday. l o'clock a. red into rest. - Thursday. bear rkhau Sr.. of } Mo.. ds ar husband March of Kirkwood. March 25, Louis N. Beals. cc. and Charles Mabel B. Burkhart. Mrs Eva W. and Mrs. Julia L. Munson, broth- our dear father- filiam FB aa. and wrandfath: Funeral from fami ly residence, 4635 | New he re — ss 3} aes “A sim, tues pou Si ae 4 a POUND BY pOLics. . LINEMAN’ LOVES—~Third ATREDALE DOG-—Sixth iE LICENSE PLATE—Ninth pee i 1-TIRE—Tuba_ and rim, N x Rex DRESS COAT Ve tan’ “ Ba A adie brown leather, Cen- VALAY’G | & T A TING “and alterations Hiot, Diastering, chimneye ._t-Andei; A891 a2 brick, = ee aie ae eee ete) - - 4 - eth al ee | aan ne ae = uf bine Ma a8) > Bl gana = ~ & Ae, “ ee oo) + Th ¢i i BLU MENBERG—Fntered into rest on Fri- matinee Today, 35c; Children, 15¢ | Mrs. Frances Aubuchon. Peter An: derson | day, March 25. at 7:30 a. m. Carl A.| Save Prces Prevail Seterdey: No Increase iJr.: Mrs. Adeline Smythe, Mrs. Eleanor! Blumenberg of 65317 rear Odell avenue, | Koster. William and Howard Anderson. otr brother of Mrs. Elizabeth Armstrong and — Coming Sunday — |dear brother, brother-in-law, father-in law | pts. wens “haga me and Eli Blumenberg of Year’s Most Spectacular Show! ‘and uncle, in bis 63d year. ele BCT. None COR EORET IB-iaw and we: on Saturday, March 264. at 2) j Funeral eer CIRCUIT DANCE REVUE In, the Kron chapel, 2707 North oe 1927. m.. Louie J. Keifiein. helov ed x... band ot Mary Keiflein and dear | brother, brother-in-law and uncle. Funeral on Sunday. March 27. at 2 p. m.. from Heter's pariore 2292 South Grand boulevard. to Mount Hope Ceme- tery. Funeral private. fe) KIRKMEN—Entered into rest Thursday. March 24, 1927. Glenn Allen Kirkmen. dear son of Mr. — o sre. @. E. Kirkmen. at the age of 4 Funera Saturday, | March 26, at 2:30 pr. m.. from residence. 508 Bi mmoma ave- nue, Webster Groves. Mo. freee on Hill Cemetery. Bopp service. ces Schroeder Anderson, dear father of; owe To Get Home Help A nurse, maid, housegirl or a woman to do cleaning, use 2 Post-Dispatch Want Ad. Call MAin 1111 Funeral Mond ‘30 a. m,. from iogan «treet. to St. Tae to SS. Peter and bt | VOGELSANG— day. Sa” = RIN- TIN - lad OOROINY o1 OMAN a dege Due notice of funeral fromm Kriegshauser chapel, 41 Manchester avenue. Inter- ment High Ridge. Mo. sine COLLINS——Entered tnto urecias 24. 1927. Nelife Riess t Collins. m, from AL & ERNIE STANTON Grane boulevard, to Valhalla Cemetery. Jeceared was a itmember of M Theos Seer Bi DAL Moriah Lodge No 40. ra F. and gs March in “FIGHTING LOVE,” with Vi | Bellefontaine Chapter ‘No. 26. FR. A. ¥: mother of Charles B. y » with Victer || st. Aldemar Command No. 18, K. : Funeral one ett ba yontine,, arconi end Henry B. Walthall Moolah Temple and @ No. 2 from Wagroner's ge 6.38 5 (c6) Acts and & —— — _———— .o& F. (c5) ay Interment private.

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Y, fyi ad a AN ; | -MISCELLanzous 5 NOTICES Perre_Coleman : more "men to complete | @epectencen oo OTTERS SICYCLES_moToR CYCLES ; - 4 , a a » LT : La ' ; f ¢ , . ’ a ' - % * " ~ 7 °M illen dear matt Wife a ~ Sze Ceilings plastered + 20, me PE HANGE ‘R- Sit.: rooms papere : , a ao itt appliances | ond silk dresses | MOTOR ‘YCLE oa 1.— Harley Dar idson, —y Char ~~ moti mi - Elma 475 5R. 48064 Wash: ton. ey — on furnish Paper j | = a nt yment plan. * “PRESS SERS with side car, 1924 or. 1925 tm del ; Mae _ —— ‘al BRICK porches rer ngto Sd a GArfield _ 1644. ea an anted ' ie "nen ey Or. Union Kien. | Who pr ' {| SOM tie Cash. 5012 A Kensington. afte =e # ™ me tty Olive.. "As! | Be Nic Mu 7 “ey caper ‘r . Mal red. CPt Hr, gs " “4 4 ert . — . a at rc owe) ‘“-~ TOey i. ean Teese la a filk and woolen i “SS } , | Pps b. stip ae = | . r rani oid ten Dain > Diaste d, ‘ ; va ‘ thor , ~~ F *t , * . ° at) ir P . ee Sta anilew’s is tr Frank >i Sr , n: nda PReeS fe Settee ' FP , He inte. : i -@ ia NAI M thee ee DOr? ed: 20 Years — we chi oo tuc, is ? eves ; as _ . ; For ec — ten bi ous work. air : , “Y 8 today ‘ norr. @nc coats ar who can plait. & - = ear ean seen tears oe ~~ '¥% uhera! rom Art : , om , ~f A ee ar e " 4 if if éa 7 4079 a: ae6 USiNeCes ; an . "4 ~ 3 4! ec uc “a tic 2) HvVvinein alk er Wi i co er ; © ” 7 7) : aenetom anes ©. indedt J. D ™ “by Sunday. | 7 CONCRETE —-—_—_—__ Bor Bone: Would like con. | Pas i tenn 8. on th ‘4 UBSMAN—Marieg” an between 35 ~ pan anguon E8ses "and. Examiners BUILDING MATERIAL no ad ny ng arch & Qaeeanuspenustn — . ; . ss 2 “4 = cut icon ] ww recic ed emai * - sehapaaieet vies — wo? Fs 1S] Bic 5 ‘ek "he +} mn! p et, - te 7 ‘pr af) a eT, a 8 wit - J eat = ae aI ‘ 1G8e w 5 ag da doa E 'te ra? ri n wo rik Sater tates Mark's Church. Interment inca — MSONAL—Fred Revrnolds fath oF | oS ald Graner Construc; tion Co.. ae i BER—Sit.; to do plnnnt oe. 7 rbunity ne life |insyr —— th an Old-established | an: in fy, e v4 b ‘rrt. _— ba ‘ » and baby. come 8 ~ to. | : a 7 . EY é int ine Da es "y ~wesngsaacay Rene A rT actor: xyner ne c Sets Be +2 SC ae ’ Op pe rt unit ty for ; ae mn ‘ t mM obiie re a) + “ + - a a 0 | ed | Se —_—_— | Pierce’s | erandfather. uncie and roe as TAIN Dey S201. 1: 14 Midjan. ick Sr and tem a n: best of ferences. | itn ey 3101 Washingto: ___ te) | Tecqrd. Ty he ma heb eam os a) pre we _SALESW AREL Wid hi “prices pai les: | . le ty- first year. i ra "] ‘ and de ena ~ ‘ —— month’ £ ‘cS ) ; ries} ot 4 any : e641tn SLA? T) dain barn m - ; — r an 0 ‘ at : ah attract; t ify Nin | P u ext ce ) | mae | rome Beunaay, March ; TRAVEL Tix Se | “enor lay oF contract. “Riveraige 2G. 2 SS | nang “eri, 20 bed habits: experienced avy |@2V¢ full par aia noe Propostion.{ _ OMEN _WANTED | nen “Beat prices 7 ci| Talking Machines a ake it, {/m.. trom Bopn's chon* 8) | SARGAINS enon ee E = Sale ouderful | ; ats ‘ S8u ' man i. ie a ) : ms ; : : ve or six | MILDE—Asioep 1 Me CHICAGO. $5° KANSAS ¢ ITY. $5 AT Oc NIE Ni = a ’ es y } ber da t ner rht Bia pante hex adies’ Areas graphs. standard makes: fully gusra:: : - experienced “kets TTER—Experiencea. 28183 ir G eeaey . iN—To a lay oul wide. __(e3) ig Ime ree! x S. Aemien oe , | feed; values. y ¥ 23 CALLS Yor TEESE we enOgTaphic, « ht tor trope! | _ket Gees Be mena splay r samples, ood |“ —— st , “men ' May Ster i'M Bit we J ps. + «nce yaa te AG ben C4 de TTENTION TO | pr pode, iDoard operator, typist ———— me. Ain openi; ift een: for particulars writ ITHING—3U.00G overcos te “des aw: = xe = rouble I; lide Of 8517 gt renit. uYer, Salt Lak it . Pee en meee Fr IBLE PP NE DIR ey at p ha VC i Dede) ie Vi Eo unE or m ida le-aced_ oO Tui i! are@et te One rige mis ah "SO Can mil il Silo} 1540 Oakdale : “h eS ae ' Day $5 DE oses | UR UNSWICK PANAT OPE—Halr . : - | BKC Ait Ss. Elmar 1865 ows iption is | aid of Julia Milde . red ies. ot and fe ee DARA Re UR MEMBER 7OR | COOK'S HELP : | tne: Zong rups. 25 S._zlst pt (c&) | tion for ; who ‘want to hen mao Bone sien | cEntral 436 jelber. 1105 Franklin ax | = 142 S. Jefterse | father Of Aibert F and . enn es lL icket Office. TIxG Y ~ PAINTING anxnDp Cr). ~907 Case o M EEN ' relia} a Lt | PHONOGRAPH — —~— Portable, sli htly us: omen—eg (Our dear fo ther-in-law, erandfathe eeenEtON : ae av ae | rou ash } ; Be ween eer ae | itFular $25 Yalue tor $10: up others It lag Xs brother- a law and uncle, na = — r at } nih oe re ions Laijs naa Stee ~ ol -/HOUSEH’ Lp Goons FOR SALE e" ( M tern &’Co. 12th and Can, ; oer ’ : i : oe - Oo —ccumeageeees ' Aa bedi ts, oo: . 4 , e, e . mee BR oe Rep a a : Ra ry} - at amchaee | me - — aa a A 2 Lillian | §. Broadway’ Bt Bef tmelter VEL THE BUS Way | __ ROOFING ar Tanda 16598, Senne. for Beier | no expert ictomany, Gee ahs TO: | ARI, Producer. who can wen vn | HDcsoring “wor pe Sg To aed eguIne Nistor Orthophon! D Ave.. | § ate ABP? Was a + , ; " >? . Aries l $5 - : ae | u ; rool any, : : eer sie = TAY, cohen “tt ae or Pont ectioners work: ‘ir ; vie ROL, »! te Rid 7 pt lOm. ‘or in tery % n o , . ae + TKO) ry 4 % FID. ~— oun: _ T _ = ‘ i, ind aa teey , eee Z ' WW as ; L, ~DW iG MUSIC HOU SE. 1 Union, t cal N | 8 i E£IVe gervice a: ' x De rienced Uma Jakes 39414 9 ne —* —- ‘ , . 3 Arid J500 . S criy; ~ hington (ed. | i OCR oO : : . ; 4 a2. “a : 748 : : ST 4s serv it i mart ¥« City. tt" a) ae “th Uma 39 34] A Bia r 7 EX : deme ns tesa At water 1 Kent “ = Fa }. RR Ow ix r : t ‘ . hood drug | MILLING TON—F Dtered j ' “Sl MIDWE: op TR ANS _ ; = : . ver ee OTe ; H&S iBt _ house “108 ar Victo Rerful Pre. | 4)7°* ann : i 0 7 bas eueedc ’ tt ry rING-PRPOrmN ‘~ ’ payee sane : RF Ling “at i nds ¥ qj a = ‘te » : ‘ i 2 7A tJa : i LA rac as in § ' " a> . I 44 isle bs ffs ca [ eae. 2 : wet weyg =~ . . m ; sInde}} 923 the ne 2 ; . S AL ES SM E N c.Ose bo44 . ; r yer : ee ’ “Ope 2xXkchange, 3) 09 gs. ‘ran . . - ae > - - — eens oe (*} . At Ma Diy at ~ o%« Me ramee nY v . Arr ~Ly . “4 ’ 4 e : : S. > 2 Em ; sD Lon, a .* 2 ’ ra! ng det! , a te iy EEL pe It ‘OUT = "OOP eenereal } }U se- : = —— ). ae ; ____ (e46x) VA: PED W Hie ELIEVE ha’ Mi CITE omer tame 3 ‘e | = Lin fe?) 1Xo- Ut. uck. ; —— no JE ffe rson _ ath o. = ‘ eS 4 s {Cs \ > yar) 0 sell Ran} father of the late Etta , wan) meeemeeven March 26. 1927. » ( ic air thon . [ate oF 40 ea and ce sigan, te. i niietd | STOVES, FURNACES, mePain 202580 °° ST Teathes B25 | Send ‘apples £01606 sé bavin walt CASE —Genera B cone ne ee e Tuesday | Fur x ‘ cas bs Ne til [ = 7 ts] 7 ry Hy “i Ae: . eT, ~ d ; " A TY co. a . m.. Henry iner a) londar. March 2a. at = ~ S il : 2 a : id E . TUN ; 4 eee ed: lo = ' oa surhace jump 5: white Ij ie per ve t+ Bis sis “ey ' OE i _fie , iw oe) mar ~ a" ’ ‘ ; ap = ] 1] . t” ST " Hs m f . srs, iT] 3: | we oo Clty &CaiF 7 y Ac wr i¢ K! Ain Shs ? by = ‘Gran, mG. LL Ac ede o77} a fr m Weick Bros’ fu ; ,, 2 permit for the | cond tion: : neta A rhaces p in Foo edd : Vein arte L2th Fas i. aeemihes* SOD mn 2. lf . Biv. (e7i | 682 : nera] ) J ; : oa ‘ ; fulu Breer | Ducho: tte a5 Wicge acl PArkKView SESOR “4 lee ' f renouguette street, to ag ae me re a a — ax Gooe. 1" i. @ : 2 in 4ir x Pan , n rent flat. 2sjo60 ete list, $@u2eCe lump. $4.75: Carterville | -—! of Do rothy | Par a Cs (8) ; ale ‘mnetery, A. o int a 425 A automobiles b bought fo- rs. | Wail paper oe i for $35 1, ' ‘ FURNITURE vy oe a ane a Pasay, ut, $4 CEE $5.50. ry. | > Cash, : ner. brother- | arch 2° A a to % ies “erreuon on the Missi oni r ‘ SG. Bri auer Sup] ly Co. 0. . a oe er | OF ait PASTE 3 nee Te OS , "es Pia: : ma. es bog : on RE— 4) : - nice; uUrRished | Jer 0% . Me aS (c8) 51 “os Baston. —— ; ather in-law. } y - a bh ae i to iad present LO " art here ‘ 27 y i eed Sia ei, wears : a ey ‘ 47 « oo _ . a ae : : ¥ > } —— . — : e ‘ ’ ere oe NJ } 4 ' ‘ 0 “) CC ry ree Sebcienninnninend 4 Mu Her. beloved wife « D w, that al! neceskary i Late in oe : : 16 we HT RD oo ae . a : a - ehcasadinmihieds tees Eas es ‘ INEX Perienensd -_ a ae .RNITURE—5° 3 rh nian Vict ner x ' Ss ‘ ; nok for "Sinetes AWE Wté —-Pords Chevrolets ; briesz 5 Chip pews | oo ar mo ther of > : . ts : pait to the fina! nsidera? “ ; . WALL ° LeA re ws Sit middle : Xperience. , A JR ry ” treve Wit mii Di ° jn ~ years z nake an oft ; Sani ' Pal sa + 2, os a he if ’ i get cash. Lindel] 8935. 4 ihe : ; ; : ‘- % ; am . ’ _— NOLA| al ‘ ariment ?} | ae : } Tie?) : ‘ me ‘ii , t 2 | sane A ys ag : v) 4 1A Flew oe rs ines ieriitbiitiianneslineiaaeie lick oe iia ‘ “Rat on ay els 4 : ; . ’ . ’ - : r — " : 6 - : ~ ~ pepehiontncae aes % aii sa B4ARs, } mA cin) ; “ ‘ ase ‘ } i . rw ne’ Ge ‘ . a ae hant 6, Mel ae post im, anr ee ; . ¥ or os : r N17 - ” ) po erbeaae re — . a Bt - na oe . ‘ . * | AT’ Te — Wtd Rest hig! sh price ra y D | il and Charles x j tha Des na Juire 44% Delma DEUmsa: 242 es men ' : "Nady. Spa) 4 , ys A}/ON ATi i ree el us iOVIN mn. « : ni bo i rt $4. . Wald 3317 Deceased | F - fman nn. ba auine: ro mas > aii at ), edrou atid ¥ ae cman, ‘ yy aa “7 a ne " 2 UTi¢ ral Sat j “ r ” mh... : ‘ ' ef A rile a : ' F P / ’ , ; F - . nef a} | from the re si ieee Man c .. 26 at 2p - LEGAL NOTICE at apr. e - ‘6245 + aa’ —— ' } . , ' “y . Gebi: en | to ew Pickers ( emi tery, L 2 2 s es rE -— i hereas. ell O8 i wy EkS— x; ntered into rest 3 3 fw ! Wed: 1€ da Mar 9 . at i , , cee .. end , me ; ee 5 on tater ; os : & ¥. arc *h aa }} 9 27. R. £ . er in th ~t #2 ' A vie . - S7ii i aABONaA hile 3444 Fark 6-1: / ers. beloved husband 0 f _ Wi — lage - . oa 6 | inghey let 0913 -iw . a ; “re. (nee Ley) dear " ' t : c St. - — me i Sa ws), beloved RE ne were Ct mother Smi th. “dear Seer ‘ail 5. 9 in Pie, °. - } : Stet: ‘ - Nteed Drices O51 no Url 1 OT} : - a i Bp RE Soi + = \ - : x = Sass we vir On n® i, OL Liseie 1 oont et Alired Arnd | goPhc Thamure, ‘Lottie Smith Me City of s tis, State of Missoun, | 2162 Easton. Linccres, £, Pan ok) | NUBSE somipanion: exnericnne Diy K tz Bros, $250 ak. ,aresses. | lot: prices are ed Arn dear ver dlather, father-in-lap ant aie: Lor ie four (24) in tog | PAINTING pay ee 3162. cen) ae Sait ompanion: exnerienced. re ety, adhesion Db une! Salurday. March 26. : a Mon : ; Rea] Eta ape sth om earoeom, dinin Om. | BT ER [LI } imp $2 eu ndar $4 7 . fs ae oe RL louse work and cook ren nee on . LO: gfammer seno and m: Real * ” eC, ICODOX. TO4J. B) | 5 me d a5 , _ United States Distr ot Neinee: e, ¢ —— ing CH} stmt vhte ‘ oe Doly ‘ ans . ~ AUTOS Wed. “or wrecking: highe«: LOr oft, £3 -= o _ Tho r pas } t*} * ] ry > ‘ ‘ : n( tee. ‘ ahead Pee j - : —4 . ce imma aaa {cS} / -« ic es: aon Datu (ek "4 More nee ' MU ELL. ER—En: +t G @speclaily ; ‘ om “ ‘ ii bi ‘ ‘ : i ; i. iulT ; 5 : | ———— window clean- | L“AUNDRESS—Sit.: colored: cleanines ne? PORTER ) work im drug store. | ink on 5%). Matufacturer’s acon Ws | epee : scnpiianie . & 2 fone tods : Breirstins Wid —win & larry a ‘ } es nae $5! Pt? Tigers ‘ ats reasonsahb ' - i old ai uteomohbiles ee _ JEWELRY. GOLD, SILVER ea ae Auto Finance Co. "s3 | | . ; : = ~ ¥ * ‘i ee vr, ~~ + i) I ; m . j a av l { B ~ ae = HIGH] — h. ices maid oF vid © & ARS 1 vida. late tad rr ode @]- pay highest ca ME N TO SE L ™ T , ITS PB : *- ive ye we a , ids wt - ~ | ] Ciamonds Mi! se? 705 7 , ' Dp ricea. 4821 Fas ston av (e® 5 ha . M ' | WHY as lo iiamonds. platior (89 | CARS Wtd.—tLate models: just starting: - PE have 4009 ode rn 5-Room B ur niture PU PP Ts Dis tir um. gna bring title get cam °240 © Grend. tte pers WiliZ Br VBe Oa a MOE LON at S10 morn] y? : “e ~ a omen ee :; au) ¥ part, id] Gesired. 475 4 ‘a or’ 3 2 m., fron ewei'ry in a safes t? i Gat: All « ; . sa inter. 6 “HASSIB_ Wid.— hn, ~ 91a Byer Olds- ; r) 1? m7 ~ttaes — s Rang a — . . ia (Cy) AIR? YT. ts - “ 1 ne ones at wen» Serta 2 ey wt Your home. GArfi F ' 1 the . har is of =. so f 42 BLOC Op 33 a > = j ~iierson } “*?* . R LE! an ner pa ; yang. ee Ih ee Rt hy ee Be », |GAS PR SiGe tek. ser, ' ~ | oat H M EC SW ’ re rs i . r . sha : : ec . 3 : si} . i z 7 ’ meu , d “34 5 . . . ag ors —_ - _ . = . nee ; . ~ 2 : " on } iT} eT ioe f.,i Li Ow BS, Ci ‘>> a! id hoy ler ard to Belirfenks . = o: : ~ ee ‘ in a _ ————— Sorc Pian, x . > ee 5 Vear ‘ “3 in , | mobile. Call GRand g04¢ 405} Broadway (cB) | CHEVROLETS Witd.—-Por parte sister-in- | tery. Deceased Was past master of Pd | a ana ne ~K ut h ~ SAL FE SMEN- |; Stone Lode ww > ge 38 SOU wardly p ce. 5361 ' : 2006, No. 245 r F. Ki fer | ‘sé of condition or age. Garfiela 7 7 0. and iataitieliooee Fe Rell - - ; ay ‘ ei per ‘ith iim? a. iz PpOr Ly AN —— : sao. TI vile" 6k. ; loge cA rir . ‘ et) Tp 4 Kran £4 3 VLA : " 4] ? i¢je gee] } ling (expert- oa ; he “ AL } . ey li . { RADIO | FORDS Dae tee m 2 25, | OF R M For i FORDS rt model le: Cemetery Kt nd Moolah Temst | to BeCuTe the vx APH . : Foe a3 Ser road mete ning that’ will ines ne 4 6 and save money. | See eee tube and loud apeaker? @ak | eet east 2501 | Dlease copy. | ORL. LERMANN— Entered B Babe deed‘ anecified i, On guaranteed Andejl 2372 7) } _ Set frhinir heat. attractive app _eeperienrce ania Box W.8o1 Pee | chance to’.. pes mene ronderf uy] h-or terme © (*¢m™s and s ee eee eee st Pine, apartment 1. | “hevrolets wan anted- ‘Finceday, Mar ~3. O27, qt a mmereas, the past five monthly incipal \PER HANGING— r? "T> ‘ . ri ure i> | ’ - Pe be 4 i. 4 8 a . Sette hin = ic a a nm ice DA . 38 condition : uer as ; He Fy : if ft: } leg, 2m . : not es, Pi ol} . 7 4 - kee ta apenas pn ae e a, 2 to ; A. “2 7 ure i ii ,384 Aa 2 ion Co irre ' - £3 X4.N Vif Sapans elient {44AClede B00 = se vuri OD Anes: is hove ft d the reat; ae \- , : By i +s - Gree gen _ ‘1 = “ 2 . Y pa ; RADI WAREHOUS SE SAL E $25, 000° CASH FOR AUTOS. Bring car. get cash Mortgages paid off MON hey CH 2137 ecuat. AUTOS WANTED FOR CASH See us before rou aril. We will Day you ;™More. Open evenings a 2464. GUARANTY MOTOR CO... 2936 Locust. : ee —— A eT a3 2 ‘ER ‘ ' a ) . ; , ' . , “ stiles - J Dow ch: y ® eS Mre. PU RC E LL—-Entered into rest on : J eee aiid 7 . ‘ ») ' i ¢ it ’ . Fre P . 7 . K - i sh i ‘ ‘ " ; ar} § r ‘ Ps | (yy 4 atiot 7" “ more than any Gealer for your Car: Moe dohn > Da- M: arch ” 34 18°7 7. / 4 ; ; Es : : : ' « . ij 7 7 ak rt th \sH j "he te 7 ») gage? , p i eared: ha ve ao cars ve uD and we ° | Thomas W.” Pyrcell’ be - i ED. J. HARGRAVE. SECRET See a t.: colored: “day work ciear OT san al | | le Saturday aftern, 3 per: Thor: barg 117 thew [the cash Jefferson 1903 sister sisier- | Ell Vhite] 4 20 Victoria Bids’. hadowinge and inv. | | ee efferson 231 xe OPIKers cay. This is a novel real eet, Radio. Repairing | MILTON MOTOR CO. $914 Locr ‘ST tne) pi third year. /John A. Berghrd A. L. tiwating. CEn:ral 4077 Nie tnd inve —_ | dv ertising ign 4 EXPERT radin . iderie nae ei, | Mrs. Harry Mow ‘and P orN .: 2 a oon Sarees a ee MAN ou 1, nurs | fi $04 & hina { abinet, $12 radi e Cup dear eramifather and seatenMEne ee, Poul.uum top Wamond—3 dav. Parnes, fOr | | AUTOMOBILE— Late model ; YT) ieee SCsSKImO spitz. EP + RatsOn, n rework. hall dae ce 2 kag OT? Gi EVE Te re fi ahr enc: Ang er tine, instructiy Vur Spacious shelves: fmished j, funn - rELLIGES Ph yt e Victor O453i ae \ as : aa = CUTE) tewars de to , i i \ wal Ca) é . Mitii } ; é i , awe yen, : + Me) condition 4 easy Ler ms, hes eee. i Ke L G 4 radio ser Ss. ; u irra 1 T Pa] : ” ‘ “9 TT eae ~ eddies . , — - sa Alene ees ee naz ¥ ‘bes ; nag ate &, , Pi? | \ . }4 4 fyi 4 ef _¥ ‘ . €: Vice to ‘Peter eo "anal ee amily reside BX BRIEFCASE—Loet conn a . } : Truck Radw Wrae resary. aot, interfere nent bareain | of sample and re Our specialty. Tyce closed car; have desirable se- . _— - 2G. + { ely * te ula tf + vay . r . thyOT: - : arc hail i " . : , ) ii ‘ rit ? - Q , —_— - 5 ’ — " ¥ By r ‘ ee, eo“ eee _ m Tuesda h! t) co n -Chifreh. : —s 0 _Immare : R = +. + i . it} ‘ Vn ; i? a? ——— — aoe NCING - ue ' partic ‘ ; _ “@ bya. HE] i ILE \ { J & €3 R ] MM . te 4 i; Lit + ry te Ca. is | curities In seasoned corpo ra- herine Li. ik | ter ceased y member pf ao ) ELP W rep | loyed ( aa 7 r pe | QUTELISCH Entered | Meme 1861'S. 14th cae ate “Dena, BALLROOM ve at 20th si .] cD _ : oved, strictly nos mployer. All 178 Davenette Bed Suite, $39 STORE and OFFICE Putveman| paying good dividends, to ex. i bie #8 fty- | dence. 3045 Marth +i : |. ——— | Dy nett " , saiiaa Oe Be ae ie, | D> eb | be ul ¥Y Coniidential, Davenette opens in: ' '-sized . i rive full particuls rs. Ww ednesday. March 23. 7 : Net el , ‘hair and rock maten, ‘manogany iin ; ~ inci residen: ‘e, 4366 | Ee nan i Gu elis he dearly pointer liver and w in ‘wie, ¢ faiieton minis. f inday matine i ipholster ny ur: 3 ag stone Ort ew "ome 7, Post- Dispatch. . (¢3) rch 26, | of ma Quielisc) ad ; at) Yih, a Me es BE Base caat ce 25 — A room = fres O 27 ; ‘AaSy terms Pasemer! barg im section « 1 Fea lat Sane s 4 cateh 38. | cl cA “Quielis *h and our dear broth roan i oes. O07 N. Vander ME N, s BoYs : 4ox G-218, Post-Dispatch. mpi ond | iA aee 7 | Cemeterr./in hic fifty-sixth ve ay. ale 7 (cb) |. Funera! cetuaey. 3 March 26. VEHI LE DEPT x . OTL, +. aa i ( P 7 - . ; e P re Eagan a S ee Val ondeae . A i i? } } , c = — one 04) — Se | Oth ane ] VW ashingt on ij bareni ne. go RES NSOHI: 915 x +) > ee - |ceased was a member of § uis Merk! Pewked wives fa init | thick: : sen ——— ARIE] rirsi-cla i é Arsenal Si S. os h ved « ; z ; : é ; 7 } i ; e/ | and i Zz pean piiniliaihi soa Be, B. FeO, Ee Mee PO Party who picked up temare | sole © NGngits ree clnas STamo'ls. re | 6335 Delma Abany 76 HELP tie —WOMEN, , GIRLS Wal iker-Armstrong H. F. Go. | Fixt0nEsccay kinds: A. : | nT ch ] os ang + Tz HE 3 LRUNG € GRIMM cente eeOnad “22 Olive, rolitep | 1A NS. Ty @inth 2 e ‘Du arias oe = dis . -" "€ , ; ; 3%} ; ., . ’ » ’ : . fe . & | a y : N\ - 7 “+ ‘ q } L oy s he , . + : ai " . n AbD a ae _—— * ; ; r . 7 ‘ my ; it a Sh ; _ : [ bit t : ; Lig ae 7 a fur n lures “atl res oom i ‘ Pa Rea! barwa it hj Raeder (nee Berninger). dear ne r sont ole “ti a ss 5) | go a a —~ — rs ’ i> - a ‘ - F nee ’ .. i oe ’ ati vot y thea ai. @tock of Cigars ; GE’? OUR RATES . 3 . ried, ng race | sew? PPPS ; 7 ) Bz —W hit wit? shacieniaial PIXTU PRS 3028 APPRAISAL Cr). t > hs . , . 7 7 25 ag t d } ’ i} cyryes ryer ‘ ; ‘ vi ‘ i? : rs ° ee ‘ i ‘ . . ’ ; ‘ ? . ‘ ‘ ‘ Lev , : at 4 a » ~ 7 ii kinds at | {) IST ST. in-law. father. (REIMER ntmaan Floray Ree Bemiing eo (00, Us Rg: TuSTRUCTION phones er_week tO 3S tee Oth floor, 12th Sao eel a | EG ‘Saree dintrict. 18 ete Peon © ‘8 Bixty-filth : lierman Ferus Reimer inci oe ‘C) | CADIE a Siti after ad Sa raitx 4 : mo | 7 chapel, 5066 trude: hig sister, Elsie: hia bh (ne ' mom Lait Lyne! ' Lelrne r. , ; > “ ‘Reward. Ht mbolt eat _ (e6) | day and = ee yt a oat BOY —Oftics “r 40: heat, snappy: good | } irawing accou eno | iy a . , Reconditione: i+—Guaranteed : — —— — |. between emp | Of Beavty Culture "on ¢1 of Pe: references require E-30G. } ra be eat-appearing. ™ Fr; Any, 109 Mo creek Neate teas ' ; in hoe wat — ty AUTOMOBILE LOA ANS ; TF | “earn Bee R04 Pine éci is as ) | Bids ane. 2 ae , GOOD FURNITURE AT LOW PRICE RAY ee ST. r - aa Re emains will lie tm state at Scott : ae “ag mer dt pean / BOY Oo Day usinéss course tih XPE : “a eee or general ew rms iT hai ' ne] +33 Mi, . Joss Se ? Fochinenn : w Th a East St. Louis, Il., soturdagl Mits loop. gm aay . S62e3 GS | id thee oe nen ea oe eget Hust be mechanica!!s ic .ined Citas res wing w vor tin | CARLL, Whit for (general housework. | {I nae 4 Os . TUBS one | AY A FEW _e : eevee ; | Jo-; 1fom 12 to 2 p.m. Interment] be f Maplewo _ wreens | 2 than any othe: i oman 200 rArKviey 2325 Ki outhw en panes Mg a : ‘ Y hab : al ena | man + 46), AD sag e ew} ‘lee nir 57 * d._Hiland 2 : das , - thw Ran +i P+ RPOSES AUTO ol Mr Decegsed was a member of Bae prAG ios SF ( ITT: oRS ‘pl —Whit ce. Pate cepertenced, own | Hl epsep, ania e14 -- ? 7 ae + CENTRAL $905. OANS ers ra ize , . a i ‘ ti 4 : -" hal ; “eh OD Ya . j ' ‘ . : bi OlLierT-in- law Lewi i. East St Le uls La . ; hs ; — “ii . y-Dle ee s) “po to Va! ley Consist iv Ain 4 id . St: white Woolly : th pi: S42. LOU] i ay mi I k xan inat ¥ Ss eal ; AS EE , aaa “xperienced Bee | Exper a and allk. GIRL — W bli . . al pL hous Suite + 9: 3 t room Ove a iff USSMAN rN td Freezer Diepia | ir pat ick 5 mee 0. ‘sf yi nder direction of Kurrus Umi" Rtewe weiehborhood of St. Louis ut Apri nA 1850 to $: aues ‘22 Delmar. PRES SSERS werk; stay nights. 4339 Olive, apt. sto ||| Suite. 25; Bedroom Suites, $54 9: ee UNTERS —— "Reon ) tioned; 6 & | | ——1120 Locuer, (eB) : : . — ono 6) ae 10 ' i] . , Clo } ’ & 414 Sagtor - (ez) . dinin wey : ni wn . = ‘HOUSEH -D soops WANTED ° balf ane we Payments cu March 2, £ : ra ft “tnf : or ’ rent ‘tL: Slate ag é vhon 7 rj Lane: ‘ ‘ore cash of the base ww, ings Hing, in his seventy -nir th 5 | ae AGENTS WANTED—_MEN sinew Work done and how jeng at | * s. dwellin; alt Joie, seek cee "a cre ~. ‘a Faverly - a ‘cae at >. 30 D. m.. to Lakew bee Tg on "9000% *) 458 ICS eee ‘ ' . ‘ rez 4 i ou ‘ j ; , ~ c . indies me : - : ; Martha E. Gar- | eterv * +; Rh oe ——- : woe, | EP Big nee — ai ee ng fol ate. i a rw le — >) ‘ pian RP Ws hing et ei oe ‘Uugs ci — | = “Bishop crand- SEITER—Entered into rest on 2 Mie in «Or ini neous tithes nnd | ‘tee an : ) | ness Cleari 08% XN. th aes INERY TR x pe i of ng met ighest cast 7 area ee t ary Bish of | 7, Otto F. Seiter. beloved # | We tees ee et In These : ™ ‘Dr ai a ae é ymen = 5 448 Reiter ‘tnee Mulienk ee ! : >) "¥ COO ac rr . SALESMEN WANTED lal Mig, Ta 4 @eadse__wort peeresaive | paid. Gord ell . Marign Toune lady: Cali Room a Broughams—For Sale = te neral pome, father and some ame wh — a i rege , . y" cONnressions A M LESMEN PS Bl arti y aoe ee ii pFURNM] ‘ a ite yaand Hate] vty ) aan Doule-| Funeral from Craige’ ‘oa. | ELECTRIC trea cee, Se : ee | Sidhe one tee ee : 4 oO! a Mer S i! nes Dd. mm.) Fan’ ~pauwer, te - | os ws aie treatin , ab ' vapor) ree CO. . ot sea i eos oe andes and rithees “re ns re aes AR 9. r al » Catherine | vw oP ae. ae — nf S Esc ¢ AT : V\ j N ft E D rien ed, On d resses, STirN ON f : E ca ao &£5c G inte! rumen: , 1 ’ 7 — AS n 3137 - —— dear sister of beloved wsband — _ eekes —Overcoat. tan 4 L Cilce Lu LLIN . i= , ne rene APT Vi Mit Ae a ‘ a EN ; - * ; A E ' ‘ : Tt Q va? . ‘oe lot ‘“) | . | ‘ons y. 8 i bere ° we : pla ~~ a H > Re temdd —— * briciet ie 7. es turday, March | Tonkina, ana dear brother. or il _MEN, BOYS | : r | “tes: big commiasion. Box W-202. ATORS tO GAN, HEM BOTTOMS | CONTENTS of 7 mes and offic De 0. LUDWet resmator and cas: — ee Pe ~ Church | Funeral Sunday. March 27. 7 r . ony ae | wee IK. O lA R E N . ae ; MEN'S NIGHTSHIR? LLCO?) est cash prices paid , kirk Aw neler ~~. a Cc SE. : aed é ae — B) im. to Park reyty Cemetery, 3 4 SAKE Sit 3 sec nd. wanta w Pau A —With autoe> 22S |) pe CIBBS HEMMER FOO" fACHINES, ij tion ana 4 | st *houteau “ ashington ia) | meena, ss ~ | Army Loder, 1105, A. F. sr , # 9 aes . F ton) pet . Lis Oe ' A} rye r*} —nNced. AD! i¢ SEWING MACHINES ¥ paige: . ; rx ~o : $) ; : . * I | wit! Quick ; yor & Ss Paras | Fhaaee $ eR A — ~e _ j . | i 2 oS ‘Buick Coach ig fr o7 ’ . tu k- fice Work ‘MN iIherie Ci | F% 4 vwOR i~*, 4 1 >a iene . — . . _ wean iiesitlliteiemminiel , Natit onal rz A. MT and Chistnut ‘ . — Th ; 6own ; . $i , on = . 7 : P - = ™ ’ abe ‘ : ‘ . . rok" - ‘ : : . by p J ain ae ’ - ee : in : z °e.. + hing relict ie ~~. Sunday. March . aug “. rin, ion wren - “i | erences Rox wb . oxt-Dispa teh _f£68) i Farlin and Enel; SALES MEN—Ciot hing: for Sat urday af? RES SE RSW Olifres- > t he eXperien ed WING UNIVE ithe ‘B401 Locust. noth er Tmoth- m.. *s BE cg J we ttiot a C a ; Uti. eee oe eee feces - : j MTP NTT Pp eo ‘ ra fat md 7 Semeeeanie ernoons and even ings on hs permanen . OF ii and wi oGlen dresaec and coate ; Arran — _ ‘erment Pn 1105, A. 8. 1E 9 toate - | BOOKKEEPER—Sit. nernl oft IT! RE PAC ee a. ‘tion. Hoyle & Rarick Clo:hbi; ng Co. 6U6 | Bleo steaming Avply 3320 W ashington. reaper a | Army Lode. OS = : ’ smailmonth-| 10 wears’ experience best. references: | 1823 Lu Broad wa} iigee* a ia | Olive * taps tom ae ~~ 4004 SEE ‘THESE COAC HES ‘ FURNITURE PAGKER ) ns —_——— ; . . x. $ ivi P “ her datas in the ' . = eb . ; : gee “in and dear | 8:30 a. m.. rom Brock ‘s ; goa alae alterations: rea- | i, Siel-claes | “a Ta ie veal) —e hy | industrious references. Box Ww. 25 P.-D, | WAITRESS — Mus: bs @xDderienced oe mavis aft : 0 DP. ™m.. PRospect 72424 Pianos and Ornens For Sale ia Pe cle Howan street, to St. Teresa's ery.” © 12) | ro SAE mn 6 tepeir m sae ma hase or page aunts the services! _ eilianiiaibi ie. 2 49 ) reaaiy for work L225 Clinter CAMS wid —Mo “ths work St in he | | 7 at 2 bp. | to SS. Peter and Paul's Cemet contract: bulk ding addi- 3420 W blaine oF a eg canabie Of serving as an SALESMEN—Have place for WalTRESS— Experienced: soca .. Ta. ‘wunty. Call ‘ Jictor OF 87. B°] B AL DW IN AN N ay ERSARY ‘ce " | @ 4? geen... See 6 ane eee om id a 3 . E yeas : rn a $ ‘. re mthty uh ® * 24 CHE eat ee if oo "nS ave-| 8732 South . Granc ~ he ' : : : He ei! teed Texas Te} | WOMAN—Refined, im hor Bond 3 adults /— my prifene re : : > Zz * ‘ ; eetes : sitebii £ rl pet a F.-li4 » { Dis IPG: Pvt — _. rment ro March 27 . * Tene: 10% | ame 1, ut ~ id eB rT: ; . - . “ “ - a anedtinen wv WAN i tw mente out tun a ~- oU8 yon ng men hare General hovseew RDG; é a ierly 1772 oO he teat a bargain al oar i aaa ore Be: ry y_PIANO- sant the plano Yor the ie M 4. 5. ee Lan. och gale “xt [ errr bans 5 ; ene with a ate assy MBeral income “. lady references Box F.-P4, ‘-Di 2 | @ honee wiring CAbany eome €xXperience p retcrred, Apply 612 cler nt red = Mr . Oilers | : Pe * | ° per month. | aT # Lehmas Piano Co... 1101 lies #1 i} “ee Cabans $358. cof ce yet bre i*% > Saad ch a : ° e - / , ry i woureys, 1100 Olive, ‘ Fiutsan, Costumer, 122s ¢. Br. adway.. ry! 1 $1.5 colors. Kinbers Bros... 1408 ‘¥ Sa a neh permanernt . r. GC , Ovex. ow ane BES a 3 . 8) ‘ siden. | Easton av , Apply 7 @9 VW | a Tx «eR os : a: : tet ai

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ARN iN ieee ie pe sits A. Se FSR eB +S iti tags ROM agate - y ee 4 fat SFAKL ROUM LN YOUR | HOUSE or sportmen = may be rented to a z desirable tenant by advert Coupes Pos Sale KU HAVE 1926 neowsiet coach - cent new. : ee ; $900. ‘Ss . Grand. ) CHRYSLER CHRYSLER—60 coach 7 MIL) W i very lates in every respect : Surprise you: trade. terms. eon ay 1928 CHRYSLER 67 _everything €B8i:% a trace. 1924 2-1 complete equip | mh Pe Tode fou \= ASSETLLET ery ~~ ~0. AKLAND ( ov ?p E, r-t pass Tr rer terms - : 6-cy inder ; needs sERL ie at her s. cs 2933 Olive VsSEOD WEBER PLEDGED ¢555 LATE HUDSON COACH O AKLAND ( ‘OU P E cues | SCHNURE BUICK GUARANTEED VSED CARS AQIS LOCUST CEN2LIB- Roacsters For Sale ene mT ; : Se (Chrys Sier ¢' Ro ads PT ’ A (2218 LOC UST GUARANTEED e288 CARS CENQ218 SCHNURF BUICK WEBER PLEDGED 352 1925 NASH Cc OAC CH . Snavow md rotor re cent iv : ase ne “od all guar ~ ‘ ax £4 Fan repainted. beautiful Natura. br CHEV ROL E ay * -t _h SEDAN ~SED CARS CEN 2218 SCHNURE BUICK o> ~ Zz jwondertul paneiine- $100 a) own. UNIVERSAL. 3 3491 Locust. FORD——C Og te roRt r 4t2" .: RD—Coupe. fie terms. “4108 FPORD—Coupe: cood tires $40 down [807 Ma: A ware bargain sik? new ba lloor “a ke termes S856 EE $40 FOR] —1828 $270: $80 iowa coupe Da joons down term FORD—Coupes. 1925 ar 7 I accessories me 3116 ¢ “ase. late *SS 200d rubber Ha«slers Tyanhoe; Hlland 3691. FOR I “coupe 18"6 paint. $240: 1974. $185 Tevis Fo~’* Den ler 300 1 ere FORD—Goures. 15 tate like new. $50 trade. . 27506 8. Jefterecn. FPORD——Coupes. 19° ‘5, Tt painted: terms. Ricfiing on FORD—Ccuve. 22 4 7a * > 1922 Law 3° CHE) ROLET M aad LT - R NTY exceliec ta = tethers 2501 3S. J BLS 25 Ae FORD—Coupes. "2 S$: af * Al condition. let. Co. 4710-20 Delmar. 1936 FORD COUPE Repossessed car for balan trade. ee YA EM FORD—Covpes. rep will take your oe) Aute Co autherize N, Kingshighway POR. Coupe: 2eT5S looks like it just asking S250. make an I Car Exchange. 3948 Lacied PORDS—2 couves: like new: company service 3 mornth= beautiful new ¢rav wr Rasa fintieh: subdstantial dx ‘er? Motor Co. 4100 Fors — Park PLE vse Dodze Se ; J Ua . S&77 leimar 1925 DODGE SE UNIVERSAL. 3461 Locus. ap SEDAN Tare open ee har & . ee OE | t AOU eT fy Peré cot upEe. ta firet Late model, 4 new oF rds wrest 1 Rano Ford Coupe, 1925 $1is dewn, $5 ver wes KINGSCKESTER MOTOR OO. Low mileage: has the apy beanchestsr_ ot K eth ew (cB) i te be appreciated. $686 _ Se Tee ’ MOTOR « WEBER PLEDGE iy guested "| ~=LATE DODGE shoo. its cheaper than Bg on Guaranwed bs ante —_ overhauled and gu tires. Ewe Qn —_, —— remade equipped 4RANTY a ame serge COpe-aedan golre fo: a wheels, bu: — beaut Tie .. writs rhyy | ~imeti tion ihe nige’ Torma. WEBER S cum. SE! AN haces ay Yau mit’ LSi7 in WEBER PLEDGED os#5 = ~~ — ~ n © __ Sedans ‘For Sale \ e iOd Suy Oi: 7 —_ oa ~. m Ne “= WEBER PLED GE ean ta ane o 7 \ VSED -D E358 PASS SEDAN SCHNURE BU! ne eee LOCUS a] - «3 mate ne tl a a: ag las a tt a Rg a a a testes ett i ee adie i a uring Cars For Sale lp ' rs . . ‘rr 7 roar rere Veg later s 4i¢ sMc editions Po ST- D; Spa ateh. For T = “ H ome Edition. file copy befc re 10:15 a. m. i KINGCHESTER MOTOR CO. CUT [CES An OVETStOCKE arin ~ PRI an opport: Om | ¢ a) ee om t A> peak HES ON EVERY FORD © AR | ie 2 ck Motor Touring Cars For Sale _ SUICK TOURING, 35% BUIC -KUHS- a HAV Ee . tanda r 5 z new mac aA vv x ik nieegd : he _— ~~ 2a ee TPG Custom Puruished Used Cars as WEBER Sgt tt WE LEAD IN FORD ~~ ‘ +? - i WEBER PLEDGE 2218 LOCUST GUARANTEED ¥YS5E2 yop GNQQI8 SCH INURE UICK WEBE ER PLEDG ED cass . : . ; be ¥ A v 4 i 4 , 7 % Automobiles For Sale Miscellaneous WEB EBER Ff PLEDGED Ys£© 4 ~~) 7 é #4: MOaw® Automobiles For Sale Miscellaneous A mnt m WEBER~HUPMOBILE (-} TEL L YOU THE TRUT}t ot “ More sie lee per HUPMOBI a . . a ae twenty 2 ria. § Prt. 05 Lx Open ings and Sundays - a3 (f 4) HUPMOBILE CORNER (| Chassis For Sale SELLING OUT . TYPEWRITER AND ADDING MACHINES For Sale MACHINERY For Saie ROOMS WITH BOARD—CITY North Northwest *i—BRoom eas Scuth | re REST PaRkK beard opti ona LaNDE oe # 9 hs “~- Y Te,71 vf a aingie ana towl—Attract eo 13—R00: IM ALL a E "$536—Neat f cS. mea.s oNIE? “i is ROOMS WITH BOARD—West ore! Gouswe ~~ ~X ~~; a (5) — . ie ; s * ba BO » = 4 425s ‘ — isting mn | these columns. a i ' =a || HOUSES. FLATS _RoomS FOR | RENT—West _ JJXX—April i; : .Ji-a-Qor Ded; a ew s ¢€ eo 3. room effi VELMAK XR. 4 ae - as rg a i REON E. & RB. G. 5 G54- 56— a ’ PaG E. anijtor. heat. WASUINGTON. Ww. Coane DurGas Apart APARTMENTS. PINE ; West Pine m efficiency. ardwood floors. "ws! te yrest [ESTE ELBORS? 2. is 14198—4-roe mS = AT 5 i 13. soous FOR ee — + > a OP “ => 2 ‘ — + =~ £ - - ROOMS AND BOARD WANTED _ ROOMS IN SUBURBS > ~ ‘Rooms WANTED Te 3a furn re neat: { SUBURBAN BOARD a - -ner rE shed, iP ARTE NYs—Fu $55. — Loply . 2 HOTELS 2? ~- - +‘ wehes ‘a isa—d ; mis ; 18) ee. an , eae oR i LA yy ees eT, ~ eeoond electric: good order: $32.50. (o@} 4393 W—3 memes. path, méiry $30; caraze if want- Arent. Se 4311—Dandy 4 rooms. ca"age. COR ax "1111. 114 &. Tum to} th rowwhout 722 Cheeteret. $3344--3 POT, : *atnace. ose. GRand heat. :' > - Desirable flail nieat to scbocdis. Tis ise 1 ste arn 5 Ae or} A New roam et acener: 7 ae TE q jaws MORTOAGE Ch. MAIN 24aR5 AON AND. rowettaa, bash. - £ F.aston. boly. S318 i i OT SA-——) Poet, Bath: goad @35 S1TA—S plaree “78m heat. Pitespect x 4+1—J room flat- id Teele. A- 4 SOOM. #12 adertu! cend? ion: GTBSG ~ REALTY Co. oe - ** . Bead eam ‘heat Star yf wD 3 is ARPLINGER. Victor @ a , es af 5 i * >» ig ) Ay) .. 4 Gale

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ST LOUIS POST- DISPATCH FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH — ee aa la Ot eat ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ae TABLE Cae - STOCKS FIRM &rODAY’S NEW YORK STOCK MARKET rere nack. ie) Pius & p. «. stock. ‘f)- : y 6470@@ sures. compared with 1.97: ae eee ap — a . -— yey .- ' . o_o a sag March 23.—Tot ; . York Stock Exchange today H yesterdays 2.235.100 a week age sna i ( : Oo M P L E T 2 ) 3 . : ze “s : : t | ¢ @8°.400 « veer age. Teta) sales from Jac. es 3 WIE | , ’ , = : . aa ; . t te date were 115.880.30@ shares. com- BY SPEUI SUCIATLD . PRES = Ot eg hs | rf 2 nS re years azo 11.97 1.46 Totai gal . 8 i} 2 pared wit 5.391200 4 rear 4 dics ' a Ng ay ial —* a: compared with T73.298.8 10 NEW HIeH — ey i —“Fige? Stocks ona ammaali yo | iS arger ‘urnes ‘ie ge99.000 same two yea Quotations 05 United States ~.geconds of & doiiar, thar iz g99 and twenty-four thirty- vance in Call Money i* = s«: ee A WS) US : . frightened ho! by day-to-day tra uBsettiement — —. i sesecee o% 3, BO% OS . e oe | a By, ie oe -%# ES 8Sés + -* ees : es! 77) eer ’ eed ee oFee! 5 tt; ~ on ts ag -— — ao gb tem © Kj ~ fod a a @ i CL PPEF EC EF = Fs $isceese ' 4 Si i of 3 ie uted rath shorts than tS Railroad issues ZRAG hl 1 4 - ae 2 FEES ee ~ a a mee é -~ 1é3 oe “gg F _? wee $ 638 CSERE CERT RCC E FC ' ~ a dp 8 ony ee a 'a && ee ett CF CLE ES movements rr ui = ind fever é “a a ‘© “4 iam ~~ ne a. ot he _ a - Ae ‘s nn inne 3 pee the PErETT Ee zs iors a a SRSSLSASARESE ra att at * rans aside from a firm: ~ on . ne continued favrorat —_ - the leading standa: recerded further rect ing of nervousness market, finding respon: sions in some weak In other instances were recorded. & iack of wuniformi: the volume of bu tnited States Stee rose to a4 new 1 time, while Bald wi and some of the shares recovered continued in good deiphia Co. shares spurt Oils tmproved in tone to reports of mercer Houston attrac‘ sharp advance. weil supported - Cali Lean Rate “Cali mar ra’es rose i% f cent after renewals bad bi? “gers , m : ee — _— . =, Lous ¢ omege ‘,Tain. 12 FA Cent ioen °C france @ocear Wee cooftec at ! Branch Office @ Garete one - . 44 Ge 34s ‘ee * Unchamrr. | om : ' — 3 une ses NEW YORK RUBBER MARKET Se foteres. 1.45 . a a SALES EXECUTIVE AV experienced Sales Executive of preven «bi = no can orecantze end direet gs saiee orca mien th Quarterts Dividend Pueduacec. Seitien with fi.e organization. (koe furnish biBeH te mo en 5. efere gees frem present «mpievers, Schiress Mex 4-418, Pom-Ptapatch Var : ; sat ™ 4 LTS MERCRaNT< zx “RANGE ew York ¢ offee 80h ~ | 4“ " , ¥ crt, wn on * "low 7 , 2 . .*. ~ . ' OF & aac “ . ~ ry D¥t preee "tre re % ister veh Rubber closed firm _ sy 41.20e- “dale Pee Stel Ter $1. Tie oo 42 00@c. ME ce as i sp es ea ax , ” Te —————- poe a a ee

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— ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 3 FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 925, 1997 _- ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ Mie — en ate —~ ~ FRUIT MARKET Dry Goods Market Review. NEW YORK BONDS (COMPLETE) | NEW YORK CURB (COMPLETE) __|/+~ t soe tart sa] which are in full, while bond saies are in $1000 lots 100 'S—Ca! 9 pete: turnover on the 9,000 same perioc two years ago. es of $ is $3 10 84 YO 4 box. No Z LIMES—ivominican #*|ket today. Missourj Pe gee ations on United States liberty bonds are in dollar and fas PFA A FOR FRI PO > 2 Oe VCOeUcvwt. ene nr a ARR IR Ctt, e > «) “s up ma ~y was axadeoniio. \ a ~ em Ogos. ~ 5h ; : . ‘ : ; ¥544, 9544) YS% | Sales. Security High. Low. Close.) Ciose. Sales. Security High. Low. | Close. Close. * 3' i, : | in trading. Carno Mills ! ) . it} ? =o tes 7, ; 3 and closing prices: 32 | ‘es Pew pfilll’ QUOTATIONS. > te $2.25 per 24-pint +a 30 99 %. OY 3, } ‘te : i ‘*) jesse L . pe pf ‘ RH 7 “| 99% gus, a a Combi ned Vear aro 6 103 2 ; . =| = spaapmtecn today. 1 oe | PANANAS—In shipping order |A% © are RO ner °4-onart case Ve 72 a — | 80, —— | 3 TE : or three points higher, to & oe midas. Thurs. /| 2 Cam Nor 7s 40 . i115 % 113° %® 115% ] C OU 6101% : % - q 4 Amoake: be ; ose @ : } fe "4 21 . rc " 2 (ye? 3 ‘ 9 y gage an Y, Mipkacn gh agit 4 ft 3% | 2 ~ . e or ee DEERE RET ed Beer EME MEME Pee ht OU Am RK M pf » 7 y aw * 7 d "ea? . 66 B60 ; a ruil : » o : ~ | 522 000, Deen ings. change today amounted to ": Fo ce-s--)101—5 |101—4 101—4 INDU ‘STAT. BONDS. ge ee iar with 13829; 7 wee wll 1101 101 veg ay ond sales were’ sean Lip 4th | OS | : 03—29 103—3 against $45,000 yesterday. 4 ® 103— ie .* . . H } 7 y . ; .- “a > ri.ui0f7 “1 4 | Rice- Stix down fraction er 5 Ses. Peak for instance. sale printed 99-24 ra : ‘ 2 bs — > o an y- seconds of a dollar and not $99.24. 108 1.08 $1108 5 ~ INDUSTRIALS. INDUSTRIALS. | $00 Prai Ct anit 4 - soa) * ye? VE 4: ‘ : i ‘ : ‘| The individuas ___ High Low _. Close i amare og | iat, os? bas m Coit 20 * feed 93. ; : 25 ls - 104% 104 : gh Komi ei 18 ye 23 DOMESTIC BONDS. 3% 32 Quad ' : |for a 9% point gain and tes bie naeawieLOL—S | 20 0 100-32 Sees, GLliss% iid % 118% m Cy: ~t | &o i a) ' q Li hed % d Bass »| 52%: 54%! 52% Ot . alia Am 3S vtec../} 4 Ei : +. aa A rms i i 2 Le | -; roy il € } —e * 10 ‘ 101 Prev.| 7 . Waltke Soap sharp] ~~ y . ; _ a - l - . her, owing is a complete | ist +, | lee ERE ALS, 5 al The fo! of transactions, with sales, a| Sts) oo CPR far 7 oo 3% | ae 6 No St PCA ji1s. ll2%& 113% WIZ% | 300 Son - i o* 4 A ] ‘ = ~% feature § r 7 24 scare | : —- BONDS. | : : i eee . So : a+# | 8% ch . | af 5B | 25% Se | ee, ee ane vale , ROVER || BOND MARKET AVERAGES. Nat ae a i BA ie | 7 5 | 15 a \eees sa od ar] seni anti att UT vr TRAVEL AND RESORTS TRAVEL AND RESORTS ¢ ; 4 i wt “ails - 3 ; 82%, or 5% points net pe . 42 | — 00 ig Ratriais + & 9.50 || 7; Can Pac 4% ~ | 1 3 eS > Tak ake | yw 38 “Be gg: “ was! 2: ' +e ; 5)100% cone cose 3% Aggregate transactions 3 4% ee > fs an? * an Cy; t “> : oo ©) ‘ : * E . be ee a Se Ft Fee FST. 2 AAT VW aS . Sj é a hes } i4 - ‘ ~~ : i 4 10% | 15 Serv El Cor) 8% 7% | by 97% | 98 i : a oe hey Co 5 $ ft) i E ly, my oo x5 28 . 2 pia j pes a eat “SCUA pid | § 90 | 91 I. | CanN Ry 7111% 111% 1113 Asso & BE) ] i U % , +) & : . oF ‘ 2 Se CaroPéL 5. 10] %& 01'S, 1014 Atl B&ARy, | ea SG &P A, 2; 233 a Te 5 CM&StP 5 7 OM OCC wn r = & me he PSO -.* we Ky =. 114—6 114 114 rm ee be BD | aa sy 104 i 10% 009 os to — - . w = we Oley oe Omir ty & Walker com... Ely & Walker com.. Fulton “iron pfd | Hussmann Rel | Mercanti ile Trust | Maioney EF! pfé Mo Portlana Cement: Mo Portland Cement _| |Mo Portland Cement.| Nat Candy com eceel 'Polar Wave See nneal | Rice- SUE COm .0.6.J | Scruggs let »fd | Sheffield Stee! | Skouras Bros ‘Stix, Beer & F'utler.| 'St (Suis Car com. ‘St Louis Amusement! | St Lovis Amusement itn On Fiscui t pfd | Wagner | Waener | Waltke | Waltke | Waltke | Waltke | Waltk i Waltke . Wailtke Waltke ; Wal ke i Waltke o a 101% The } * 2:4 ky 12 ao 50% ‘om Lar 6 4, OF |; 97%) O77 ‘ontzes BE ' @ «crise 102 % p6-t,, ConGB ype ) mall § On’ ba > Fy é (sha + SSay a = te ea ~ Ty te > Co UG RO +1 ee eh ee i a? { RD we Ouib c Ps 2 a SF ph ~j— rk City RR 5 1] ~ + 112% 1L12i*i1ll2*s | .. 104% 104% 104% 103 44 103 le 105% —e * 06% 6% 101 %®& 1! 1) % 101% | (113 44/113 44113 4s | "1100 995, 100 104% 1045 lU4 % 104% 104% 104% 96% V6%, GH%s | . 106% '1086% 106: 931,; BSB 104% 104%, . 101 ~ a , di -=125 mC A 111% /111% 111% 100 % 100 % (100% 7% O7%, BOT % % 106% (106% UL & OY % | 105 e. ov * rr « : a a ba rb OD OT ~) Oe AAA MAARS C3 oT tome OMS . ~~ > “ie . 15 ()} da 2 ] )] 2 20%, 20% ot pet Ce i eR A A ga gO OE a. * _ r+. Se * Som “a FE | AP |: Island of OrleanS A 100% 100 2 ' Ne | iy , | Built before the ae 7% %| 97% | | | English Ottupation-—— 8 2 "100 100 95 ‘a | 95 % 9: 95 | 95 : ap! 6 | 6 Toe ve ees, . ec} 58%! BRK). 5R1 x | 10 &¢ St ae 103% grt | OMANTIC French Canada invites you to see her Sauter oa oral o1% 21%1 1M la) w eee ee “101 ti 97% 27% , ;N 5 B100% 100 — 100 100 %4 ancient glories, her medizval French customs, like poor oe Bie a 21% L if lvl 310 tne OT NG 6 ww)10W) 74/100 % 100 % 1 | nothing you have ever seen before. “Venez nous voir, Pons] SO MES! BEB). 20 com aCe gts 5%) 96%1..... | Madame!” On your way to Europe from Montreal (or le she Aesecdated Prece 100 % |100 14 100 34 ;oM . Quebec) you pass close to this historic old Norman ‘NEW YORK. March 25.—The cones aos. : — al . French manor of stone, with its high-shouldered wooden Markel opened steady today gt 9 éeameee™ 4a ) | ot i wil $410) w 162 & 8a 1 Elg J&E ists 41104% 104: mM lees Durant Mol ‘1%! 10% . Andon” CMt 17%) 3 | re 99 od roof, built before the English occupation — one of the | Soa Tieet ae ae Sends 6% 53 .... 10: 7% is a > Bumble O 9%'2 _ 321 (: pe eee crie rr lier ? 196, K21,' gO1 291 = athens wi Sete) ae ~ Rie is Say 0 Aris GC! e 4 « wees + tay 5% Al Oo O% 99%!) 99% | many homes of the Seigneurs in this fairyland of sure | losses of about 10 to 17 potnts in ewe 0 * | . em , Ma ae Oe Oni | eau i’. ae SS eee le “Bes 06 % 106 %& {106 % . aa a ae Tt ‘S ) :" 03 gotage prises. rent. March contracee ana i a nau! O44: 94%,| 2 Ind Stl Se 52. (104% (104% [104% | hie PAS EES 4, Age ee ee a Gore... 69 | Sail down the majestic St. Lawrence (under the bridge (of Notices estimated at about S2Qiim Pa 46.1105 % | nland Stl 5% #3 102% 10212/102%! “3 Fond P&G 4% 52 631. &: 631%, | 31 El Inve 35% 34% with the longest span in the world) for a thousand miles . | D+ fo.e-e | to the sea, your pleasure doubled by the courtesy and ,iy00%1100 | | comfort of Cunard or Anchor- 100% 101% 100 | Donaldson service. ob ee tr Det a) +b ae eH ee OD 8S eS OO Ww Mrowmee oo 100 3 100% ~ o — x rr iP ra F , ts yr 102 Li, 102% 1i¢ 110 + > * ~ we re + He dor ee da Ort he Sm me US oe gs agageengneeanesestsscgezen wey Ut ee 2) OF 1105 104% .101% 1014 Bs Yt Fy O° 1, a" ale Wen ~ ) as — ~~) o> = co ws oe Ed sm BS BST Un Ryrs 48 ¢ of @..) $1, hea 2 Kinloch L. D 5s . -) $1, 000 ould 107 : 108 COTTON PRICES DOWN Piast fu ins OB ? 2 8 9 Chine 90% 991, AK ON : 7 Tabu 97/101 (100%, 101 »s me = - ~) Ui ee Yl - ps phe 0 N — re - o $ —- i a bet 8 r SUE wOD Sem PHISH As S OF (appeared to cause liquidation. 4 tively easy ruling of the epot mosis abiy enceuraged selling of later ’ which were also influenced by repae ‘improved weather conditions in the Sox , Just berow the 14-cent level thers ‘to he sore trade Sumene for Mag, % Flteadied the market. and prices i point or two up from tke ! (end of the first hour. May 2 of 104% 104% 104% | Canadian Service Fleet: Athenia; Aurania; a « i) ine 3S OF BS 89) ' wor Thea Al 25% P21, 941 Ort Eig Bae Se a %, Pan | Sd, io 5 Fo OR giz! gai, at very low prices. Please book early to irad ag ended al midday was 13.86c. ear 2 4 oe rpg Pench em ae eee ae aE, a tte, ; / co. eo eer : ; 1 °F ee ee $1 13 31 i al Miata 1a. Lé 114 1 Park Av 4 avoid disappointment. ints met lower. Later ths , 7 ‘ 49 103% 103 cehae } j j hue | GD L.. a } 4 7 : 5 a. a , ; i j oF ; ; | Bi aoa é j / OR steadied by covering and trade ach aie ai 103 102 % 2 - Ji, ; 119 ateoun: ne 14-cent level) a ) Pre , 292% 112 7 97 &, i iter eas ae “gee - Sic. = ¥ ~% : mee ‘oe ety. 1 00 % 100% 100 4 (14 Bty ; t el ‘ ; ‘ : i 107% 3,100 ‘ O % Dan. sens , with the market showing — : ogg cae aoa i $&.. or ‘1 ©] nnminta sroyund mid >. ia - . > +) . ; an ” ; . j > ott) % - } ; b . . ; bs 7 ~ > ** ir 4 »* * ' = ‘ "t q *f ‘ 4 ; ; - = . . - y i " . ™ . ami “ . , : : 3 . ‘ ‘ hud 3 ' ; ‘ ‘ . “ 4 - : . a’* ‘ ; ; ‘ 7 r ¢ . = » ' Ye 2 3 / - > . - 4 P - . ‘ Ae * , - Y ‘ Me itl is 4 . “6? r ‘ — ot i , hh een 4 4 . , 4 : : > 4 “ . J 4 . . s =3 ‘ ; : Aa ’ | ‘ } ‘ . ‘ . ; - i ae ©: ' ; . o a — : 5 : ; in i . « . 1 ? i - ~~ idle " ‘ ‘ . . } a & : * a é ryt 4 lth. ) 4 4 s . 4 . s ; . | “ % , " : € i | F _ ii bic p « 2 ate a g ; ‘ ’ : ’ . “ . ‘ -P. ; | P| ’ t e ? . ’ > g : 4 a’ é sa ; i : ames ; ‘ ; “7 ‘ ~ P . - . va : } _ ; . % " ' ‘*% ; i ; " ‘2 iT . “ ; + | iga ery) t ‘ } . - ‘ 7 = ~ , / ‘ : YEU YORK. warckh 3 oo by oe ae * (43 G53 7 , os : * ‘ I os : v5 * . c +% : , ‘ ; : 2 ‘Int Util A 34% 24% P ) les cree } | y ) ) ; 7 “" y ag 3 OR ‘ a } I ime oday, the market met ; va 4 i, () CK ; &®S hk > hy E Mente D . ome ear: 3 (i | a th GQ 7 mos 4 |’ (sib OF . A ; + ecageite-g pot qn - me c so the May vosties Lex & Ea GS if 117% 1 jo pee : : ' if | 11 Kirby Pel a ‘nat 5.) 6 tee et a Ae a8 (10° rts ! : ‘hange 3 Re ports from Wash of 4 ¢. A . i 4 1] & ‘ : ; - yoy 5 *) : o I. 7 ’ 2¢) 4 Wit nn j fir ia . : me ' 4 " T eonat 9g t , ti an a. ; i & . +s 2 » or) : , ‘ . ay : APD " ° ‘ ) (;~ & ; ‘ 4 LT I ¥ n . > . ¢ : a 4 ; T 4, cf 7 ° - a ‘4. * be ? ‘ ‘ , : 7 ’ 4 Q*, c ; Le J a o o - | ‘ i P 2 ‘ $ s] : — - : ' « ‘ ‘ ? : ra 1 ’ ' . ss a a : 7 if - - = z ‘ . ~ ] 17 - “5 via - l Fe - - i + 4 4 I 27.477. FE es . 7 PR 99% 99% 99% HH a? ' « . . - Ht ke ‘ Hy n Mara Co! 4%) (4% 4) or0¢ | 20 PS NJ 514/102! 4 102 % 102 % i eo) o~ .. Meh 1 | O51 24%) 251 ihe ara > Sat . RS 7 et; 13 a a — fe , 101 4% 101% 3 Para Bry C 6% : ) (100% 100% | 4 3 és G2 B...} 873 3% | g7%,| 3 Moh Val ni 41% 7 | |) 68 Tidal OO .! 23%) 23%} 23%! 22%] 2% wVa Co Ch ap % | > ‘ py A ae s.. oo % 99% 99% | ~ Fark 1# a lal om | SPM | 1-K 58 Dae 108% 37°38 ] Nat Ei Fo J : = ae | 3 ck r} ZO wVJ ) Aa 7" : a a wv 9 : } . Oe? iz! 2 j . » 7. OS re es : ~ . ; . : , iS os , i » , ’ ¢ I } i Potato Demand Is . : 7a 68 .1100 "| pow RS SS ie ot ee ee oe é ‘6 | TT M-K-T adj ! 7. 102% 1021 21, | at Fireprt | on 25 0 Tid Oil; 18! oe noge) aa | FOREIGN» -_ ; : ap % , ’ e 4 7 Tt }- ; » Té s 4 . , ’ o |. . . : . . “6 : sé “ ty * ys 4 2 "Waa ’ i ‘ 4 m fA ¢ oG ‘ tis : a ‘ : — : Are Unchanged. ; = es, nme 5 : og: 90 La 99 he : hy eo 4 er ‘ (pa : {} a der rs : c Tf 7 iO ‘2 " ~ ’ ' 4 , - "1 r r) ‘ ni f & “* =. J soa aio a ‘ AgeMB i 40 a7 ; . r ST. LOL ots PRODUCE, ROW, SS . . 6/100 3% (1 # . hil Co 5% 38 ../101:3 11% 101% + ‘era — Serie “5 bs : 1053 5 1105 a7 ce a. mae ; ; Anti VC .: 86%! 96%; § ») 96% j}—Potaty uDDplies were moderate ? ‘ it % z Q Ly 4 2 . “ge ‘ ' ' - : | Ps a 3! - é SF . 3 Det % + . a y - sa poe ‘ ” 9 oF é , ' x Fg F - : -_ 7 , T/ g | r ~ 0) S& \femand was quiet: prices were a Se inamiln4at%' 2 - Sc - 290 o - | bag he _ nent ae 3 sage Tie a o/) 1 : 20) O() 3 as ae an “oe f ot F et H4 hy | O43 1 2 e. i : alte > $4: pe : af t Ps > ‘ . 4 | 8) a S ~ 1 i he " } b 4 | ; . * Sales were reverted as fol! lows - n ~4 Be . ay Get” zo : GR 4, ; TURE reba -a > . . I ( , ¥ s * STAND. ak D OIL i é I 1} q : 7 Le CAT ;j;OeMTM us . ” ' . 1 . ms : “ , . . eae ; . 5 ’ . ‘ ‘ | poe . ‘ a , , : : - ‘ ‘ pel $2. 7502.90: 1% oar sti russet he a 106 % 106 .* for. te de dae es. . ; % I04* 7 NOTEM ot. : fin ®t i! 8 lets : . wee ye? 7 ‘> Gere 4m : 2% : u 2 on 05 *, TSN "7 $2 0@3.50- | » Fess ome 86% 965 : : ‘i ohio U 8S ®& a 102% 102% 102 MDan7 50104 103% 104 Ww U7 46.120 % 120% '120% tal ; a end ~ 5 le = 4) By naa ts | oo _ 1063, 106% ° 7to Ore — eieady lca Minn \k hite. US NO tas lima: Fe | 98 ge a ae ' 7 a2 i 4 4 | {4% 2013 .../102 on for =| tinued | bon ls agg we Be > Receipts | ; ty ae to. 1. soi OF 9 st: Bf 3! et fe es SF Be id le s—Cor d extreme heavier down yt { : : .. C -~ : : . 103 % tytn 28 : } } ; 106 rer 3 RO I, ) gO | onc é va es: on . or two tnetances aK Schulco : } Ws i* 4 ; } ; ) 4 oy hi Q* Q7 a, CC a aan 1 oe Close ° Z , a ~—— - She field F 6} ; 7 “RAM ROAD BONDS. > . ; 4 = & = F P « : 4 . t . } “it . " ‘ 2c TiS Butter firm. | 6? 50° ta a! Riras (8S to | $2.2 » £2.60: buroanks. & 4 32 5 burhanks. . ¢ Live poultry | $ Wisconsin rurais, $2 ~ | > B 52.7098 a | _ 4 | pee | “es 4 32 Soc to 55e | 100 pownds; home grow a. at | Paulo b B 36 105% 104%, 104° 5 Simms Pe 4 iO | } 31 ; 103 103 l1n2 | ~ ge txw* BR Con cal express. 2c) New potatoes—Florida C he | S58 50.1054 105 5% | 40 Sin Con Oil 6 27/100 : Coe wish - 3o weak ares | Se ve. ® $3.50: Texas. $7 = ! PWrk 7 7 45 103 ‘ 102% 2 cin Cn O 4K 8B: a0 iper 100 Ibs. Perle £4 © © oe een sin Co O G% 30) eT uliry——Alive | Sweet Botarnea——-Trennesare s af 8 lg ik r 37. 100% Ip) «6«27T@2Rc: | Hc to $1.15 per bu ham ns Be 2015/1012) = 101 Oc. turkeys i nancy hall, 75e¢ per be “in Ge. . 100% 100% (100% PA R%: ceexe | home-grown nancy hall. — a =, © vol 95%) 96 [homegrown nancy hall. 6 = co Q* 7 Storrs. receipts Bermuda, 40¢ to — 7 per | bu bos. % at Boe % 104: i U. S. ship- | eee aa - eueT : marker sreacy,| TURPENTINE. FLAA FLAX. marker «te addy; | ite F1.85@2 | & | : : . r—Ege- Lower on) $2.05@2.10 | Linseed off wate. in rades. in lote 4 of : bbe 20 ret! 981 : 1. 2 mevess o. raed ey as vt 4 29 .. + A PB & Hens Are Higher—FE | R225: mostly | et now He. 13.3 1D a tui 2 ate Pa ‘ ' ae et on or ~ f 1 &. O7 Lax al b xe hange. DULA TH. Sainn.. March 2 exp | March, $2.1 il, ry 18: | ; $2. lv % , . SAN ANNAH there f tine firm . we; rage | shipment 5: a we Sag el? 37 m 104% P04 % de April * ; . ee Th. ~ Ere % 94% 94% * LOR 5 raat ona 95% = tf s Ri} Te ~} OVERS we f ' i ! Tiwi nominally | . 4. poe 100 stead table at] g= tombhar TA! 87 he) | $15.75@16: fat yearli: $@13.75: Nebt) “2 Mend7is 51 984%) O84 weight mutt @w ee }: > a oe POULTRY MARKET Li cea terest | ~ ( GLACIER oii COLORADO Q7 ty to i OS LLDLLDPRDALLTS Soe Dw 2sagis S " 7} AND POUL ‘ bigrs },—— F ays ath Wa Bi OO% LLS Vacations of greatest enjoy- isc higher at oe! ant loons | BLACK HI ment! Every travel care | Ke lower at) of « pug 7 46100% 100% 100% 1100 % | RAINIER banished. Experts go with Cal 5 35 C, 99 | 99 | OF | aka oe ee eu Ge i uns > S Ry Mem 5 96.1107% 107% 1107 % | Commission nouses paid the foliowing| 2 S¥ Gor 5% 101 % 101% 101 % 103 % | ) you — show you the best— | yr 1 iri = ; : * ere On " _ -- ? : . P ray id rs ‘ ray ‘ ; +3 re 3 = ¥ » me . ki tr b> m2 t} j . o tte GO OS S SS we UI tn xe et bt bt OS oe GO Some > Qreonttws.OMmeKk OAH» ‘104% 104% 104% .. P2102 We2\ 22 1904°05 105% nom An OG hy 07 TOR &® 108 4, 108 108 ; RS RAR BSEY 10d*®%, 1044, 104% TOHwI1C8 109 ‘ CA A A OE OE ind ed OF ; A wind Sisal . a . ge | = A ~ Willys-Ov 6% 33. 102 id 2 > POYrAsLsS 75 R71 1n9% 1100 % | iesiiliineiiniee | capone, ee ee WH & C Let 6 Sh/108 i910) Me Od 2 Reading J C 4 51 &: a ise UNGS HIGHER SIGEONS AND SQUARS—t ' | Win R A 7% 41 10 ‘a on fae 28 . 97 oe O0 % no % ' PIGEON: e D QU ARS —Live Young S&T 6 431105 (104%105 | oo ni’ Gw cit 4.49 Ku BSN BHT | $2.50 ver dozen. Drege squabe | | 7 BURLINGTON ESCORTED TOURS, Dept. 8 RAILROAD BONDS | "3 et 2a, 4% Be’ 9 7) CCU AT NATIONAL "YARDS | e y and dart {20 Ste | ) 208 MN. Broadway ATE & ;- gen 4 95 . x. oe 85% ' 95% | : 2+ Tua ; Es ~ | ‘ i 72% 4? | we | . , > gn 3 Se. i — do adj 4 95 . Riles BB's | 0 e+} ORM! 98%! 98% EAST S1 LOUIS. Dl. March 25.— 120) ibe , 3 _ : Please send me tree booklet describing Burlington : : ? Jen ahi ; - ductions. | ; ; Eecorted Tours. athe : fee Executive of proven abitity—3? oa ei a> lal ar toe . 102 " 102% tig ee po Rot ad i wel ; ; (United States Department of Agriculture) A&c AL 5 44 BEB 104 % 106% ; me ce 94% 24% —Hoge-—Receipts, 9000 head. light nope | . war ee : : ac - : 3 aw 8 ~* i AD S6% s6% > 15c to 20¢ higher weightier kinds slow geccording ‘ce 2 d quatity , ie aera es -~ oq 6 ti : . : ; ¥ extremes 1dc lowe 3 ~@4e: bucks 2% @Se per if . do list 4 «} + $r4 92 & | OD he j es : 855101 LOO % + ; , . ‘ pounds. $12 25@ ~~ en er oF 3 ine & 4P wm er % sii ee te 210 pounde. ze und direct a sales organiration ’ > hits + + 92. wl § nization. Can furnish high-grade pe er C104 ty [104 4 ani emplovers. ‘ ma. « ia | ss tex A-416, Post-Dispatch. < i “103% 10:3 : B= * oe 86%! 86% | "S05 | ; vy Ju —y ne medium. , , ' «dee dent eeewe oe eemeee e+ ; A pl ‘eo ~ he é : aria’? e reer t} ; a gh atl & Dan 4 45 ° 4 fa ~ ‘ * on a Ly 4 : ree? & ‘ pounds $il 40) | ee try ag Pe ~ Soe 100 i ‘ SOOO «+ sondern | gee los itor% | 2-88 ‘bh Sw het 4 80, 87%, 87% i Bru | G1l75: 250 to 370 pounds. $11.10 | pounds: delivered in St. Louis. B..caael.oi2s —E_—

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"ST LOUIS PUST-C = -, & 55 ——— EVENING, MARCH 35. 1927 “"> arrest the : . ; oS «a J - — SS | ! French Parish Cure Arrested. Slayer of Children Indicted. a alae GARY. Ind. March 25.—Walter Special Correspondence of the Poest-Dispaich gig igi « r Pp farch 1.—The't a 261° 2 a Farmers’ Bank of a Salem, A. Scholl, confessed siayer of his ST. NAZAIRE, ae i ae CHICAGO. March 25.—Tom married tn 1912. She charged gg Bank at North Salem, Mo. - ehertered by the State Fi- two children, has been indicted on cure of a parish near St. Nazai . . . een ~ SARE Owe - " * : 5 ° 4 ry Brown, owner of a Chicago musi- habitual drunkenness. Judge J. the Amociated Press 6 ial ie. Denes ean f first degree mur- organized a church procession on cal company and organizer of the P. McGoorty granted her $400 a * JEFFER SON CITY, March 2 nance Department. The a bank two charges of fi . . ~ . = - . — +e, 4 + 2G AOD Six Brown Brothers’ Saxophone monch alimony, $5000 in cash, a' The Farmers’ State Bank of North will be capitalized at $20.90 PAGE 46 ____ ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH. FRIDAY Head of 6 Brown Bros. Divorced.| Sextet, has been divorced by Mrs. $10,000 !msurance policy, and the | Salem, in aoe gone ie 4 sae By the Associated Press. ‘Theresa Brown, to whom he was custody of their 13-year-old son. pository wnic nt ™ . Te + 4 ~ ¢ = ¢ T the ordered to arrest Dim. der or the Lake County grand jury the last Pete Dieu, contrary *o ** et ee > ee EAS Eee er v = het ibs ‘ ey sory > lenge ~ ° ‘ - ake dpe Se ee ay Coe Pa any ee YS Po oat ae eyeliee URS Se ee eee : yee See a ee watt - ray a . atiy Union's Satu day SaVi MS 3 Provide Important Economies on Wanted Furniture for Every Part of the House roeays wae ere WM NA oS a: i> th gE) inde aaton HV Rebvyr set ein 2 ‘hia pct, a val ad wand aay Pe Li 2 is Ria ; A sai A a Pa Rt in e/g Pr gt Mei i aPC eh OE Rr ph a8 0 ap j afi . * =. Ren ee We LMS asi ix a ot F te tik ~ » : sap” Ee elec aalone Saturday . . In the Bargain Basement . . A One-Day Cretonne Day ee Underpriced a Rance te ae grid Brussels $19.75 : Sale of Lighting Fixtures 2 Sa Pay $l £ORAT > 2 pot _ - Pa d 4 group of sevens Sxi2 Velvets - : i im th test pat- Gx12 Axminsters. $29.75 C. ae ee ae © lat ea es ee , hae a 9x12 Royal Wiltons— 1 | {7 a : >. er gen: A 375. 00 ‘\ : » | i : i! Urancd- ne appearance. —s =_— = ‘ si me if : oi tags Pav Onl $I N ow —_— => «_ > «=e =anpe 422 eRe a ae ene SS Sa “ “tere ona aa — » nm - +. er oe a ~ 6 ED) EE SD a a a ee a a a ew an «em ee ae oe. A wendees aoe g 5. , wr, ~ = t this price: Qn Union's Liberal Terms ke Wl ee Reiiieelt Wk Miia mines ee page nee S-Lt. Ceiling Fixture 3-Lt. Drop Fixture.. $ No question about tire Lighting Fixtures of the latest design, finished on the favored ‘French chrome effect.. 59 | OPEN quailty ... mo question every one completely wired, ready to hang. At the unusual price quoted, ligthing equip- \ ) about dependability... ment for the entire house may be purchased at only a fraction of the regular cost. ~ \ ; ~ - The Union portable i ae You can no red tape about terms, aldstete > Sewing Ma : = La = a — Ss). oe , , when you buy Goodyear, chine is equipped -t ae he Union’s Two Em the World’s Greatest - with a "Qanes ral Tire, at Union, St. Louis’ a: ouie 29 lectric Co. motor. inneciitiehi en Aod St. Louts De able Store This Machine em- Pp . bodies all the latest we mount them free. features and comes equipped with every — IN needed attachment . fer fancy sewing. : Every Size of Every Type es . . SS on Umion’s Easy Terms— as oe — _ — SAVE OW’ F UR* Ask for Mr. Morton. | ‘ : wari i F the Tire Man 1120-22-24-26-28-30 OLIVE ST. Shuttle Type Cabinet Sewing Machine $49.75 Bm 2 EXCHANC Rebuilt Singer Sewing Machine, guaranteed $49 75 ' '. P2066 iz" $F

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ar- to arrest thé priest either 5 was church or at the Vicarage, ua eure laid him and carried-him off y the out the knowledge of hig , was ers. The ming tw priest was imprig hig iayvs. ned 4 a - ST eTURE A Ay lat ot [2ekt en Stones E Wit 206 NI —_ Ay awe _ THREE-PIECE — BEDROOM SUITE. Three renewed pieces, to those shown, in Ai tien. You can get the you prefer if you come emit The group is limited at & : low price. Pay $5 Down . ¥ Fabric Springs $2.50 Odd Wood Beds... $9.7§ Oak Dressers .. $12.58 Large Vanity ._..$; Odd Chitforobes _ ‘$19. THREE- PIECE - LIVING-ROOM SUITE} BODIES / GIIT77 See nnresetene ip bff, OE ee ee POs ddd SS ~ Sa RA Wf: / See oe id ee ASSSS PPEPEPPP EP CELE (cethudcteah . . of. , oe ~~ e "es : 4 : . oe - a . ‘* * 2’ Py « > s ~~ S s . . SS z * ADAAASABARADARARABASARARD SY raat T° SE ee LR Ree eek Bae o'«3 > f Be: Dow *» . eo Pe, a pointe , 5 ‘ y . b . Se ero m a acamastetate’ , ss ae 4 ‘Ss ‘ SS Rag FRIDAY, MARCH 25, 19%7. SESCELLPPLVISCLEOOOE PERSE PCOS Fs Pee ™~ Ne AT NEW YORK pf, 32 > ee CHUL PILL LLY SOLULSIUDILISLSPLULSPLULILTIOLLLOL OS PEOOLELELOULTILESTVESIOOPOPLOOLOOOE _ Milos ; ° ° 7 a) meesstine ses rrerers res ly, fv : Dee i ed te teal 7 7 + . ss. 6 Rte tg Sy wt. ke WO oo. ed te a ie ae Pe Lee te ee ee Teen eee a det ee ee ae ee SULTIVTTSILISSSVSTS SAS SVTSS TT SF FA re ~ y > ‘ nae ee See a | ae a Lee Ce a » : = . + Fe nh a? 5% i . . i Fla., and set a new salt water record of 56.13 miles per hour. Commodore Gar Wood is giving Miss Marcia Hand (“Miss Miami 1927”) a turn at the wheel. Onderwood & Underwons the cP ie WH . lw , Ws Ss \ SCHOOL BOARD, WANTS TO STAY Mrs. M. P McArdle has served two three-year terms as the only woman member, and vice presi dent. of the Webster Groves body and is a can- didate for re-election and the women’s clubs are all for hes. G LEE OOOO EEO LEED LEELA EL EL EPL COPE OL CCE OCR EOE OOOH PPLE OEE EELS LEO POOP OR: SVIVISAILSSSALESSSSSLLISSTASSSASLEDSSSS SAAS SAYSSSS SSS AS SAS PPV APY 9 It has been opened in Los Angeles and here you see the hair-curl or a permanent or whatever they call it, + ohert coo De ae ee ee eee ee ee %, ALATA DD LTA ONANEMOOL TATA Unban AM MNALAA UPA AAAUTU ADOT LAADOLLEDI LALLA TTAIA AD 8 paid by St. Lours Nava! Reserve to survivor of the naval submarine S-5} disaster. who lost it in a bus.accident near Joliet. 11) ETS : < . little dear getting © oe Seal Se ne lin eg ~ ~- eee ee —t/? eo —— eS nnd - ‘ ok ae ae lel ieee ane See, re ee ee RIS Lm iy PRN geen Pete 2 sacha a. AAR

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MARCH %. 1527. PAGE 48 The St. Louis Post-Dispatch Daily hfagazine — > g a = x os - — Rea ai Bis PRAYERS || A Woman Trainer of Race Horses : What Do You Know: | 1 nS eeeds WOMAN | Daily Knowledge Test | a nuckje ” | A y sa PR! Sgme Fee 4 OF js . or} Dr *? * at does —_— + e~ Humber,” ~ or gfe, oe a ussolini’s popular title im Italy is The Duce. ~~ theory about fhe saan _starguerite Mooers Marshall the phrase ; ? : s is all wr 9 2 yy j ; 4s pe as It is not the re AE I Oe a a ceiea eam sEOnt woman who ee, 1] ur home made? are 7s A 2. Of what ts the plaster on the wall in you ut the baby wage same 4 oke innocent, i ae ag Who Ww . . ~ - Stare and the sytp Oo 2 fe ial cheve wee _3. What noted English actor and actress were always billed as draws the raige ana dene | whe Was a Sleeping tail work and eve i ; wae. ene Wire ect | om a. e ince: : d ? , | The goed bustuees auume e vvealized -t—therself least work. We pray when we want ee ae ee , ee ae ee $ “te : s é i who remembers , : ; | eae. ON ‘ — I a e g: ’ . sof and carry a bi “a hen pip stopped to our prayers can be reduced to a x : : al in : | ae ’ ge . ; : | stick ?’’ ' Ppt. pir a ono a. eee singie phrase, “Lord help me.” | Li ae io i a Rete: | eae weed ‘what was wrong When we feel our own strength too! et . : . we , re i See Bx Be « & Se . RRR ay NOR TERR RAC SOMOS NONE stueathnatic 20. neta apeiron nama ned eae vin te wonde = re feeble we call upon. the Lord to: — : 2 ’ ia = Sea = , Pier ge 1 ae sre % 2 family? and | . ‘by sbe never seemed to “pull a : a ee & te eee — ee aes | 5. What President had the largest y: 7 : es ; at high school lend us His help that we may ao Se PEF oe OE ‘ == ste -s complish our end. = (ghe was #5 st ovely © PP PPL PPP ALL AANA : ) ; + #» ie gi ea tire | 6. Who wrote “The Count of Monte Cristo? — ‘rom under the eta] 4 slender and dusky-haired. right—and. mest sates — sxcruisite profile, brow and’ es I an nN eet th GEE OT ORY P xg -% 2 . fens =] st aoe See me : eee Kitten bawling his 5,53 » deep eyes, ye of fle escapee ey oe : ee Aor ae ars a * : $5 = s : " : = | 8. Who was Secretary of War when the United States entered | se feather-headed tmemms : ee ao the ee to fix our minds on the one thing 9 grt a er ae 2 ee, the world conflict 10 years ago? wake Se patios © ou “ ai, her iong slim hands we want to accomplish, make sure’ 4&2 ag ae Bes i : Maybe he sort’ all ok test it is in accord with the harmonious ‘Sr. Micieee hl : ; so pncenomgg even gives ie Se F ae - withd al , ee oe Si z * 4 i * ‘she gets at bim with ‘ alm poise. het c raw rhythm of life. and then, merging SE St — Se ¥ Sen. (= — . “hat national flag has an elephant upon itt | ‘ae te : spirit with the spirit of God, | . a aga ee ii ok So BE | 9. What na stare. ae she secmed out of place | pe te apa sp te) ’ | 2 se is Sy ok : : ey ts : , ae 2 ? ses ¥ oe Ney .. * ga : 3 But 4o you cetae sf Sal _ pustiing activities, the fe. Work is an evidence of the cin-| . .. as — ih Px: x ~ « fe. > eee ! a making her head of = @iuee 2m “affairs” of a ¢o-educa- cerity of your prayer. If you want Cage ae = /_ a “ar: be Fase: a | 10. What dog has the largest cars: And do you ever hem 4 aeent Armerican high school— E ’ on 50. iN 4 B23 - yourself and then go out and do ae | “a. A =e Answers to today’s questions will be found page | prin a “lie Ge overvork=d, middle-aged the frst thing that is needed to | Rn. ‘ . a * - , fs ea - ™ SS | flash ond a ~~ wee who taught her : Then faa dep. ig rel ry Rag — ) mi . oe , . “ea ‘what she getm Sho mepeeM’ not arotse in her the im-/ . ; ‘ rk ir on the year-book or try- us the round of irri- . ' \. e Hips toucain ™ brings petty ) : _— % leg straight up against the wail, rise om tiptoe, bend the knees, F ivein rte _ : us to play the man: help us to per- ere ee eS ee f : “ee n —_ a newt e form them with laughter and kind) Bully Gets 3 | - i f eS ee ‘> the kmee touches the abdomen. down the wall as far as it is pos- 7 a —=" , ; en | y Gets in Trouble : - J Eee ; Keep the heel of the left foot | sible to go and still be able to come |; a Micke other civis ‘-ked that eort off A 2 the r girls ‘:ked tI “Give us to go blithely on our) The way into trouble is easy enough; | road |that you bend the right leg down,} hands. Repeat this exercise, which 4 ; | ee bring the arms out to the sidé,|is rather difficult, only five to ten) _ fe her i: s-emed so childish, z BP 2: Geometimes a !.ttle cheap—this our resting beds weary and content —Old Mother Nature. and undishonored and grant us in) ARDLY had Farmer Brown's lous anobbery and petty an Glee te ee gga when Bully, the English Spar- | - os ‘ a Z are a forced rayer be a. —— ‘ ar same | A ee. + ; “Mi = Old V . ‘ _— . row, was back there in the doore| | : ee x4 te: : } ircinia OPTIMIST = = * e : m the othe Barn , ye mie ¢ | | és : af ly wasn’ ifere the personal feeling of immediate .: a1 of makine more trouble for; * oe i : 9 | RETURN. - a , : eee the soul crying, “Lord help! aimwor + elle ae te LX a Cook Book | ee “eae -. ; as. need, — Skimmer, the Swailow, and Mrs. | ae A | By Aline Michaelis | aa, 2° oa squirrel-rage wheel pf Cottage Cake, With Sauce. 2 x. aa Cr oa — 5 eae HS I believe in fairi il, | ' = ee thrilled the crowd— generalizations are too vast. its im- see the young trainer im action and admire her horsemanship, for . saat - i 7 rger than you woue s* * angi? »sely down, and with 4re jealous of the i Observers say she is about the ' peectapieatao a | years put meaning into it, but as en * backward fri : | MMe pt ite S- selves. An earnest desire, a will-| - eS a | eee aap E a ae - Sn é ee rps ie 2 ’ e : : : : The Tir ss exyerc ise didn’t ‘the *e.rnis much— inches from the wall, with the \ a what was the good of them? +h al ae wall, arms bent ocuf at the elbows, / eo warm, Seep : to be elected to office— concerns and duties. Ip | | | : . tating Help oe ee and bend the right leg down until faces; let cheerfulness abound with | ee spr : | as ae me de nres upward. At the same time back up without touching with the aos: a pressed Up ming. lef th+m co eut fer it— business all this day; bring us to The wey out of trouble is usually rough. | ! bending them at the elbows until ‘ “mes. ae | eneeen : - — Mature of ner-onal ambition, the end the gift of sleep. Amen.” | Bo x ox . | ve ee ; y gone back into the house ) xy R: SS C i : eee ties. “aes = 222 | RECIPES FROM THE RHYMING . Een: you snderetana, soul ? 3 : on ‘ prayer at all? Its very essence is varg to see if there was any chance | = me. Offer it to them. Print it \Skimmer. Farmer Brown’s Boy | chviousty, the stuff and place it where they can see saw Bully from the window. In it now and then. It will help some ., ee ia ag ugar and nila realise his day’s work bet (& few moments he came out of the at OS RE NS 7 | oe . oa house. At the click of the door | ‘ ¢ “y mt ¢ oT +} nseo 1 aad : Which clubwomen are made’ iz Work is Prayer that d ; any ow away, tor —— Know | : other cir't. | @oor slid up and down. Farmer Brown's Boy set the lit- | tle wire house on the ground. Many | bright eyes saw him do it and in | all those bright eyes was curiosity. | | Just as soon as he had entered the} wal 2 wise when on | » ;, Re Me os ae bouse again thase bright eyes drew | | on - ll S bende : these taunts } _ For then I lose | ' ss od 3 Si ES ae _ aa ret torrthe- , oe : ts fen th ad fal | } ss - ; 4 F idai J i ae 4 : ba z a ie" 4 * By P * ‘ se x ra 7 ts an « - ba - * = ms a red e Pi Be = + q re. Ba. re a ‘* ¥ 4 ? e% 4 \ On, xX — ‘ ; — = . ; - Me “et of 6 + AEN SWE ' eo SASSO i a een gem gi ce Ceti te att oa ee deer ila a cilibiiga igh a aa by ye : wa s — Salty, oe garic, (s dy ty wis acm , om 2% py. oa ¥ pwars A i » a x x . ) x, »~ bo 260 4) > by r ee? i “orowda’”’ fe 2 aif-a-@ozen 4 rae he i ta4 4 ? ie) 3] fight whenever | 1f a seems to be 5 md litt! copper gaining i wire house was a little tray full : Ee: : ~ . | | ; — _rag%0n the Sleep- | ee 12 You will oS . ve wt Tory or = 3 _ ae | chee >} s 7 i i of good things to eat Thev cou b | ” | ~ - : a4 ce - —— Surim a an ei sh It the trap door. L¢ tr: » ) : i is easy to see that copper has | simost pick ellos Aes shee - tent want to know whether er not you! now was really a little ge. Ha} Still. taste joys of j 4 : rinces: af : _ an 2 wee wae o a NS ee ee Ad ~ a . » ao rs "T"%. —_~ mae 6% ag pa Fs j \ “ ‘ -“ ; : the kitchen to the din- : through tha wire but not quit § “ \ Pe a RS ma.e. .* ue oni .00 A es Ot \ and set it ; ‘ = i ; — % . * Bi ft Ay anything . wi . Aa ii © 14 We ~ + . Manne 4 . '? 5 ” oe ae - ~ Way Can teil you from ther En-i the do cara here _ - | ver ’ ; . rooms, im its revival, . Sour bite of Qne8 were aeattered tunt y a 4; you from other En- the doorvard, where . Was st : e es ® ~ Bcovered that she wasn’! ot — Sparrows is by means of this rould see it | 2 layin | | . a a iss Ji Ses &. . oe * } itt \ Aa ~ = it ; 24 sd ia ¥ - Poor bridge ‘ ea ° . . sy " Try , ot: Les Ps = 5 ; _s ; °}" > » 7 | or the sake of ths! peculiar beauty can be | inside the door. For along time _— “ ww ss Pure Malt Extract and Sleep I ke a top BEE nich tne tow “a =~ | alittle band. I suspect you a the seem and appreciated after two OFi ne one dared put his head inside a : ry HIGHEST QUALITY PACKED. nt hore furious SAVE YOUR LABELS a Maal won the silk under. | = Or the most of the pilay- | more generations of neglect. ~ | One who has been making all this There are many reproductions of Then Bully, who had been a!!| trou! for Skimmer and Mrs copper pieces that have all the | 7°84 ‘2at little wire house, said Skimmer. I was going to let you! you and charm. without the age) £90"! Who's afraid? I'm not.”! go at once, but I've thought of a instances decrepitude. With that he hopped imside the better plan.” z= frequently to the door and picked up a bit of food.| He put Bully back tm the tran/’: 2 Regen ll & Th > e + eee - « oe ee. « A ise eae en he hopped outside and ate it. | : 'Once more he hopped inside and ' : see ; ' ; ; ii | | tt ’ ' ; PORTS P STOTT rie Tae . _ — Se eee Peeve aseeeaeaeae wi Ratkoe ostrich-trimmed UNGRY ... all tired out? A How-can you tell when this alk-fooh = i | | got a dite. good healthy feeling. But it's fruit is ripe? That's easy. When (Siti: teen ne Se cee he endian ee a eet ener AK” sebt be my aunt | : | Aah oo also nature’s warning that energy is skin is a golden yellow generously => ke tistie nundred-per cent RC tihee Goce Sule cece ant ge ti twice and Tp at ie RT a Ba IY | running low; that you must be care- flecked with brown, then the banamm ™ the high sche Gana Lax! al iil SK, A PS 2) ool | _ ful what you eat. . is so easy to digest that it actually os }@leeping Princess eal the spout was. Most COme out again. [I'm in again.” - if ne z or hy iactishadteaeetiiinteamtes atten tet A NO _ @ mo 4 ' ’ ‘ t copper smucepans that This time Bully went clear ‘to | , : t back for actual the back of the little wire house . > if “ th " ' ) two . The next tim feel hungry and — been retinned inside. but and hopped on the edge of the ’ ; : | - "i y bs : » Swemty-two, or twenty ames two : e © y' : i Would pet with anybedy ) ~—will both relieve that hungry feel- _tired, try a fully ripe banana. In the | “3 Sleeving Princess had her own | for decorative par- tray containing the food. There shail glad send left antique in ap-/ was a little click. It didn't fright- ing and permit you to drop offintoa meantime, we be er pe lowers eee pote, i sere ameng them was pearance inside and out. (en Buily. In fact he didn’t T hl we | = iti 7 * : ii & a é . RES Guage tee sete 244 color inter-| any heed to it. He picked up 7 as @. : im eR | sound, dreamless sleep. Why? you 2 most unusual recipe book that = iter. ........ ‘Diggest piece of food and turned) JB an” off S é tie] = 7 Because the thoroughly ripened tells of over eighty different ways of | ma <° 2:cous-roiced. slangy, have tneets for the cups, the kettls,/ to hop out again. Then, and not. : An 3 bet banana is packed with rich —_ " t : ey sporty hi ) ) | P wi sugars nourishing y high school bey, and roll dish or sandwich plate, ali until then, he realized he was in! : . : << 2 Wore imitations of “cel | | : : energy elements that hungry, tired Bass | collegiate” troubie. There wasn't any way cut! | : og * } i co : 2 , es The little door had closed and he | wv : 7? | can easily a co lt of “wemen.” was a prisoner. That little wire ri | | — peehaved tixe the unileked oul : ‘ house was a trap! When Bully | eae ht is ae . | copper insets and — work sand-' had hopped on the food tray he/| ; Ht \, eS Re + . , [e's a looker but shes dish, with a e handle like had released a little door, which. : 4) : ‘ 3 | | } - pep” — pe: the old cake basket of our grand- had dropped, shutting him in. | There are no flowers in old-fashioned : . | gardens so sweet as those you send. Bully dropped his bit of food. | RB +h |He had lost his appetite. He be- | . y - Because they expre senti ee Se eet malts that | ~ ; and speak ghee + aoa - te denpite her dreamy " SeSpite her dreamy drift ‘i trap. The more he futtered the Nat S | Me - - E St lnc ‘*. 4 —™ | se | ' “A “ te ; ny 3 rae Tet : a ) : a 3 oe . : 28 28 authentically } ' €. \ RO Ne Nae oe we nd oe ieee pe ~~ ott | » J & wy ae | oe ‘his youth dismissed . ° school, two or three a Pa i Retest x yond a doubt he was a prisoner. ae There wasn’t even a hole big! understand. oa nal i .- th. 4 | Sa — 7 ~" a8 generous, honer rg florist now has a brilliant array ae ae yt natured, graciously! . pringtime flowers, and 3 as —_— , } ee . “er affectionate moderately priced. | | PO og —— fred if shee ore aie i Brown's Boy didn’t tntend to kil! FREE a sll | | him why should he have set a trap , oo a a Show, : - From the Tropics to Your — . | met men—enromen— for him? He gave a frightened ” Sheaes’e ae U NIFRUIT Bz LNe LN A S — » Bir ping "Pe ee OUTS ‘Say it with 4 Prd of he Und Pret Comper 2 ERS cece me aoe al holding him gently, he put a lrtie | il eae a _ s»iking alive out of metal band on one of Bully's legs | : Distributed by Frust Dispatcb Compan) ‘ “nll | Me Was just such @ band as Bully | , City... - 2. - ++ -0seee — a ce emt and young mepp ® ~~ ~ Etidtanety lovely. sheaceeonsla lan ae é ty. ; " enough for him to get his head mo ‘SN na through. Parmer Brown's Boy came out a

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Il am sure, chuck) signed herself “7, | Little-Dumber,” Ain, “S$ |theory about the woman Pa y ness is all wrong. it is not the reserved, ‘cient woman who gets On, ¢ but the baby vamp. It's the _blue, innocent, though ¢ | pong and the sylph-like fie ‘(draws the raise an tail work and me aa The good business wo correspondent goes on, ig the who remembers the names boss’ children and their and who doesn’t mind long-winded accounts of sayings and this and that Well, lady dear, I pre that the baby vamp didn't a show in some offices. gh. _ out from under the detajj right—and most ther bility. Work that counts a you — sup that any employer, no matter slipshog his taste or his mors going tO take a chance on © Kitten bawling up his bu her feather-headed incor ner if he’s that sort of Maybe he even gives her a she gets at him with the stare. But do you ever hear making her head of a der And do you ever hear of You do NOT, ones - my lady—YOU H She’s out for cheap suc flash and it’s over—and what she gets. She may year—two years—seldom Then she hag to start all over somewhere else, for the 1 who uses sex instead of brain if business is a rolling stone slippery one. As for the woman willing why not? they've been known ‘to love sters well enough to want to t about them. I don’t agree with you that are jealous of the competent _an and that the boss iires the an who really learns his so he may take ac ap wie not annoy him with her inte For more women are good every day: today there more reserved, quiet, every branch of pusiness and | professions than ever there ; been before. And they are there, it me, lady dear, because they've gotten all about sex. They go 6 into the world not as women } as workers. And their square, minded, reasonable men emf —oh, yes, there are suc them om the same basis! — a nal A, you tell when this all-food ? That's easy. When the @ golden yellow Please send me illustrated recipe “From the Tropics to Your Table.” scutt ese or “> Oh, sure; he takes her out 4 _— KEEPING HER ON THE Jor> listen to tales of the boss’ kids Bosses are pm a pork ed middle-aged . ‘ner — swas nO more deeply ch tra-curricu! TT. . e women in responsible ag rt ig , wen t, ay ' h schoo! POUT mey get toercthe-: Pwarious * e tended for the sake i -. n't, you see. IDAY. : Rt 5. 1927. ak R at: WOMAN © OF IT. Mooers Marshall Sleeping Princess Who Woke upon 2 time there was a gwWho Was @ “pealized t—herself least a” The St. Louis Post- Dispatch : Daily Magazine lt i TT, “Flaming Youth” False Name for Present Generation, Says Teacher for 40 Years: N ‘Miss Virginia Elizabeth epee when people stopped to * gbout ner » wasn't so often )-— yw gpe never seemed to “pull | at’ high schood. was #n unusilally lovely | 4 slender and dusky-haired, | yn exquisite profile, nose merging Peat Greek line ; brow and 4son in the | _ mouth curved like a swal- | wits. eyes. 37 wells of hing o* the Da ? veal poise her withdrawal i ghe secmed out of place | \ pustling activities, “sffairs’ of a co-educa- | ei american high school— ef for none of these things. not unintelligent, overwork=d, me who tuught her the fe- ' middle-aged | 00! arouse in her the im-_| te concentrate 4 y+ propositions, or the his- eyes looked 7 — and beyond them— ar French verbs, or geo-— Se ef the American Constitu- | through | y but iat erate the con- | S comsene ( her girl sho learned all the | sin the Dooks old maid » who } life. tm activities lant care for basketball— ? idn't like tennis much— class activities— on the year-book or try- oy elected to office— pee Princess o gir! who became an over- | knew everything ex- | ‘ interested | y got one so hot and mussed, | mi what was the cood of them? shru igged | Ywhenever she thought of | fg % ak givte '-ked that eort of a for it— Tet the m ro out C her its “emead SO childish, retimes a !:ttie cheap—this | ambition, and petty of er.ona!l ous #snobbery you understand, look the other wasn't amply giris— interested or) rage wheel ,of| CTOW qd— the thrilled the yv'ousiy, hwomen oun Stu a ~ ie oil . are made’ of ep- , ciu Of? Inmatiter Was aifterent from x wfore susnect. p aidn't L take ner ds"’— is little wa" 2 » r an na:f-a-dozen “ero a of hest nds, be (we are told) fight whenever | when ther = COmments each other’s affairs. crow de” couldn't dragoon , EPrin cess jing out” for a E@icoverea tha Mon playing poor bridge eues which most of the play- of th oe | " ii e . | There Which is went the few “hipped” home f rior S under- u 1s hadn’t won the silk the ostrich- in short. a beautiful, dreamy, “slow” girl. me little hundred-per cent mers, tf hey resented her A the high schoo! boys, despite b Sleeping Princess’ looks. a frisky fiap- PPould pet with: anybody. ad her own Png Princess h » Unformulated here among ideals. them was Be room Taucous-voiced. slaney, PLY sporty high school bor, * imitations of “collegiate” ss ved like the unlieked eub | ra, | But she so he’ S$ a@ looker pep” — but she's | 'eorded an class of trimmed | B hos: this youth dismissed | MD, » @t school, two or three | eWho were her friends. despite her dreamy drift- + Was as authentically as her body— She was generous. honor- FWeet-natured. her affectionate if she'd ever wake unp' Went to her first gTOWwhn- Pat West Point. Met men—gentiemen— “Who Was born ‘Of undisciplinad boys. 6 Princess | graciously | : family | /“ Whose job was living—not books | waked a! Shone like some old | Walking alive out of tts | manty lovely. fine-fibere 1, /MORAL: herasit. and younz men | | And life isn’t always according [° feminine young woman, | dark | she Princess in | ; ee } = her long slim hands ' like Se a ” , sane Bu PVA we | She Stevenson, Who Taught Mothers of Her Present | Pupils, Defends the Youth | of Today. 4 what Was Wrong, | By FAY PROFILET. HE severely criticized youth of today has a stanch friend in | Miss Virginia Elizabeth Steven- | who. despite her 76 of Mary Insti- | years— | | which 40 have been passed as_ | teacher of history at | tu . + ute——is young at heart and who/| looks through rose-colored glasses | upon the young people with whor | T2- |} has spent four decadeg. night when she- makes her appear- ance in Ibsen's play, Miss Virginia Elizabeth Stevenson, as “Aunt Julia” the Guild she will Ovation by the Mary Institute and the alumnae, who will her honor Miss Stevenson, who plays of “Aunt Julia,” looks though she might -_ tume than eae Artists’ Gabier’’ the be senior many of attend . 77 a4 : roie ize & VA never not their knees had eo it is In hara te elabora rown ras wearing “The girl tinued, “is just a and girl of too mi “harming has ideals as the is ‘Flaming Youth’ sion—and while Made to be worshiped, courte , won. She was no had no delicate “jazz baby,” “snappy line” repartee, those found in swrn patheti: delicious laughter romance. young n The ~ in~?.e, a subsequent made by partner is busi- double | §O double ness. Copyright. 1927 ) Stronger—lasts longer THE full-bodied strength of Price’s Vanilla makes it go farther in cooking. True tropic flavor. gPRICE's VANILLA “Best since 1853” Wort ordin Attractive Booklet It will be an aid to you in arranging pleasing and original menus for numerous social occasions, This booklet contains recipes of real Send for this h, menus different from che ary, various forms in which Ice Crearn can be served and a use- ful memorandum for kee recordof the parties you atte what was served and who were present. It will be mailed to you without cost or obligation. 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een oe The St. Louis Post-Dispatch Daily Magazine Sweaters Have By tes Vv ley j Radio Programs infintte Variety sememenmrevemmeneny ewe > ta Central Standard Time } : | — Post-Dispatch reserves the MODISH MITZI RN TC ‘ m * row) a alll : I ey nie eo ‘ eon x x 3 ; % iehns Re tag? 4 ‘ : j ae a ; 5 AR a (2 Baie 7 ” Fae “a ~ : ; i ‘ sR 5 Aan gd , EA “a ee re m1 eG by van . * ngs Ne eee. 3° > at ; ; Md : . ae - hi inet Wt * 3 A a et a “'¢ ao 290" a aoe : 9 wont ay snk JP RY obpiadd Fa is ‘ aa Sree Saas Nae . : ie " : we ‘ ‘ a ee , ’ " ny saa Me aad z Pde sae ee jer* ve hee, i CN oe 7%, we he idee Gib isizis ‘a wit ets, Le 7 ' KR pa a os id . ore. rE ARON ME ee es ee alii ehh 2 y 2 a -: ae ae oe Bs WRarene. ™ Bible Class “On Calvary and in the Sepuich Theo Leitsch. xither duets: (Roeck)- “There is a Fountain With Blood.” Mr. and Mrs Zaladeck. KGO. Oakland (301.2m-800kc)—5. Rem *s Littl Symphony; 10, Michae Penha “Don’t you wish something Dad?” asks Mitzi evidently fed up with the day. (aime aring at the door bell Mitzi.’ says the maid. notice the straight shoulder-to-shoulder of ber dress and the odd sianting collar. Now, Kad Miss Anagiagia Fo)- . he to he som keown al! this she woulé not pior thet could not wiped heave Gone what she did do. @he had finished her iunche and had repaired to her room reat and think over matters per- taining to her brother's death The mew detective, she felt was going to ferret our the He hadn't told her much yet she knew intutts r. 1 ‘ succeed in findi jerer and And to th: mere curios: cham bermai« The gir! presged by excitement @ Pelton had glven Geepiy Gesireus oF was that the and whe _ 2 Pelsoms best gir! Be. Without mouoch presented herse!f to ith the inevitabie Ciena OW elt and with her doll siung over h ari “Thies ts the doll Mr. Petron ga me.” she wouchsafed. for Miss F‘ SOIR WAS ©1 @& Chat!yY Bort be li he moed “ies 7" and Anastasia took t ¢ ely doil ij; her ha And then. to Myrti ight. Miss Folsom @ aAMazre} had cet. omiv fer «a: “A beautiful Goll. Mvyrtic To areful with i, it i & Very expe! five one “Do you think tt looks ifke a: One You KDOW. mea arm prove ti on ' oO ‘ ; P “4 , ' $ ind Macgeline BPO Foisom had wit! BONE if@ liters Before opens neckline ellist. ; . , ae i a , # S15 -€10ke } happen, Her sweaters arrivedl. She bougkt a number EGW, —— st apres : : —li, Cole cElror'’s orchest? LZ wU, because she'll need lots to keep up with sweater Hoot Owle. KMO. KFOA, KHQ. fashions. She wears a square neck bow sweater EHJ, Les Angeles (4052m-740kc)—10 program “Boxes for Miss with narrow stripes forming a border at the top (gua spenanéoah (481m-650ke)—9. or them and bottom. The matelot sweater with the round neck and stripes is popular and the sweater with the straight neckline worn under the spring suit Ka “me Helen Musick. Torchy. y 7 Jelly Roll Three Helen Musick. 6. Freeman Siowers. W. A. Hracmer. pr ‘is another good bet. anist: Esmeralda Berry Mares. 9, The Tramp Tenor. Wunsch Trio. 8:30. AD ple Boys. Clyde Copeland 10, De Re Min 100. Berger's orchestra 11. Lange’s orchestra; 12 to 1 «. m=. Ber gers orobestra. George Fietcher. sopranc. EY¥O00. Bristow (374.8m 800kc)—8 :30 TT}, ~ ef the Empty KYW. Chicage WIZ ¢ WBAL. Baltimore WEAL, tric Woods.” Frits - cuartet: ®, Elizabeth Gutman. soprano “harles Cooper. pianist: .10. dance. eo 1 , ({WBAP, Fort Worth The collariess sweater worn crepe de chine skirt is smart. with grosgrain ribbon. Grosgrain usexi at the sides to give a sert of bolero effect. the shoulder. No. This is worn with the classic tailleur. ethers, others with porous weares, stripes, ombre and zigzag stripes. Other necklines, has a lot of circumstantial evidence backing his yypar Xew York (491.5m-€10mc)—7 * other stripes = ne > > ri. 5 : “No, of course not Ge awa now, you hother me Myrtie went, and as she ds ed Migs FPalsom went to th: phone and called for i “tene. And when that gentle ma: sented fiimmee!f, she t was of grave import, have the whele thing out then there. “Come tn.” he said, as the visttors appeared. “I think you have so: matters of importance to discuss An@ ip that imstant Fil« Stone realised that whatever truth was about Madeline Barro her husband knew ft. “Yea, we have,” The neck is bound this sweater. There are silk and wool striped. AI he says is: “For you. dropstitch Mitzi, variety certainly is the spice of Jife.” Dad Scheol of the Air: 6. musicale: 11:45. mosaics” Tniversity; 10:30. Harmony club: it Mitzi pauses for a moment to let Dad regard ~oncert Dad however does not notice that it | ** “DU Sssrure is aiso has an unusual neckline with a set-in piece at WCOG, Minneapolis-St « Mn? x that ke} —S. Nash-Pin or does he sce it is 9-30. La Sebana program orchestra WDAF. Kansas City (365.6m-880ac)—6 pleated Nighthawk frolic. Joléman band WLIiT. WrRce Statement! ee WwSaAlt WIN «A RYOO. WFAA GY N ation is Coes not mean that I con- FEB. B cert artists. KSD. WGN ny brother, but man who O.2m-810ke)}—"_ con . Baégewater Beach orchestra. WFaa. Dallas 4°5.9m-630i ; Jitmeemy Crow's or~hestrse Herron anc his girlie band. WY. Clearwater F's. 355.4m-843k° — 4. band: 7:30. orgar- 8. orches »:30. orchestra. “‘hiceage Tridume (302.8m-290kr- Women’s Hygienic Mistakes Bering Ended — New way Sete on ; > ae . 24 ae discards hke tisstre sa! d Anast ,eiR Polsom, Who waS spekesman >v a her own election. uae mincing matters. Mrs«. Barr: ,ou Were acquainted with mn orether in the past. although nave Genied i« since his de “i wi apswer fo Sharron said, quietly waa, Miss Folsom This took the wind slightly o And there's no > 7? ‘ . ¢37% ~ wah °. of Amastasiu's =ut she wen? steadi. on. : ? 7 Answers to What Do You Know? i. “Gide.” from the Halian Word “Dux.” -. Giacked time. sand and hair oF Tiber. 3. Mr. aud Mra. Kenda! 4. President Reoosew:}: ®& Wiitam Menry Harrison 19 ¢biidrc an 6. The Pider Dumas %. biverta &. Newton TD. Bake, ~%. Slaw. 34. Bugtiah bicoodhours CUIRSaAnces what but Be would get her vu F gis ys . #34 ~ ‘No sleepy-heads in homes that have The Silent Breakfast Be Everybody to breakfast on time! A miracle? No—Heinz Rice Flakes —The Silent Breakfast Beil. ‘Maybe these crunchy rice flakes, that hold their crispness in milk or cream, are a“ muracie”, at that. Years have been spent trying to make rice delicious as well as healthful to eat. And now, at last, Hemz has discovered the process. Owns the too, so you can’t possibly get the captivating pop-corn flavor of Femz Rice Flakes in any other breakfast cereal! Ask your grocer And, tomorrow, thrill to the of Silent Breakfast Beil! ‘WGY, Schenectadr {309.1m-970ke)—7. |... : | WdJAXK, Jack (822.4m-830ke)—8. orcas (WQJ, Chicago (467.5m-670k0)—7, musi- ‘WEC, Washington msembie: 8 Phanton violin : | . : r : . . ‘ et Ye i? ; vi . ee . ws i en a aa ' ink =? & - ey rity Aen accom panied Hen-¥ ‘werds alike in sound Sut = meaning are called! ] Sam 1 WGR, Buliaiso }218m Cance. tna Radio Four Wee Bee : s 3 a - wv & a ~* ™ Leadnd WdsID., eendiinie iialindin anhedahmeiee snail WIR, ¢ examination. lf, as you say, = 7 im a general run-dews _eeks Louis news Papers combined. ~ s oe ae en : De “Ter * he a Sef dilute nitro-muriatic acid | ee ‘ exiass of water when the -' Mee starts. This will net cure, tor a tonic, such as eee ate my | SRSPSTIRR es ES rou. To relhere you might try taking 14 ng. but will tempo- relieve it. : BH. lL. 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' . : ue eee Sn TS a > Oa a i? r - AEG er if ie Pape ; fi 4 my WwiFe AS Pay sy REFUSES TO | Give ME AADY LIGHT > eARs TRIMMED iA) THE HOUSE- oO | Noses OVCR- Pye GOT TO ARRAASSCE | | HAULED AUN EYES KH Ose IA THE Sj NoLcAQIzeED , DARK - F WAATT YOu | IP OPERATE AASB A GIVE ME A PAIR Sf * OF CUOL'S SYES > ret sat eats tee { ibiigiten Hits bit a ant ai WHO WILL REED YOUR BECK AAB CALL, BUT, REMEMBER. THAT VERY AAAIOXTING - Powas FoR. A Goond NICWwW oF GOIASSG CAS ACROSS He . TO STROLL WEARILY’ BACK =a RADIO AAD HEAR “THE AMT Ja VEAL CUTLET STORS> QUARTET sw “THe CATSUP TURASD RED wHeie THe’ LEG OF LAMBA” -. a — - MUTT AND JEFF—By BUD FISHER | JER, wees DROP WwW Tre Hore ;TRAYMORE AND MINGLE wR ~-— THe Bozes whe ARE FILTHY iT CAN'T [wiTH MOWEN. we'ti PUT / | DO VS ON. A Let OF BOS AND “~ ANY MAKE PEOPLE THK _ c = ' ff we'Re SomeBodY + ~ Se NO ee ate yf es WA Wi eles be dp Ybdbs Ihe SPREAD THe BUNK } eae See THAT Bozo over THERE SSS = He owns EWE BANKS: TM (== — GONNA THROW A BLUPE oo | ABoutT MECTHUG HIM ae ABROAD. WE GOTTA CON TeuckK SO He'LU ‘BE iImPRESSED! V- SR a Ey =] WELL, WELL, OLD Taree: GENTLEMEN, \|'/ MY MISTAGE. ME AND MY 7 —= =~» — = — = Aa You Been: _/| I Fear youve | MEET $0 MARY hon piscenet — — el SINCE ME AWD MY | | MABE A ig TRAVELS. You MuST WSIT U —=— =|\ ume eRiend saw / | MISTAKE! I've [AT COR ESTATE mM INE ® “1 Yeu iw Rome 2? ‘oe bee SHIRES! ITS CUR SUMMER. | > eee : | BHome BuT THe CLIMATE wr | eaitt | LIN Rome- UV Bere iS SO NMETY IN THE P AUTUMN THAT WE SOFTER | STAY UNTIL THE LAwST — . eee of OCTOBER: (/AmpecD!? | NEVER BEEN |} if Fey a -_ ° =i | +& Oi / OINcT’ > WwHISKERS -' 255 WHERE (S- oc ‘TY ?. ge —————————— ° s MOVIE OF A MAN WITH A POOR MEMORY—By BRIGGS WAS THAT | WAS GOowG Yo Bur Haa- mn me | ¢ '? | Mrow iT WAS SomETHinG YTHar HAD To Be Done Arm D 'T WAS PARTICULARLY IMPRESSED On MP BY THE wité WHAT * WAS wWHaer WAS IT) ' | ee, They Appealed to Retain %. foe Lou. i See cote by whi ef —— THE ADDRESs Books back you + Harry F. Weed a Porter? _— Call MAin Onc, One—Qy —As = Dvepetch w Ueot @ FAR Me og te ANY OTHER Newspacer, Ds a a ee NO. 200. 3S MEN SENATORS RECONSIDER WRI REJECTION { Taken at Suggestion - Governor to Whom xeR PLEASED — THEIR INTEREST S * ee hers and Others Hope ‘ward Competent Official: | ie. yee » syusiness men, endeav- | Lou's so keep Allen C. Orrick af 2 of into cemmunication Wh embers of ihe Stete ae ts ask for reconsideralion Senate . § ‘ nich (he | | | fe Get St. Louis Members t Change Attitude To- : : i the Police Board. today : | ‘ ' : / resectéd Gov. Baker's ap- js et of Orrics the Board. group heaced president of the State Na-? Back. sent the Governer 2 - > 2 : s in it St n =. . giight take to keep Orrick im Prror received a telephone today from the GevernerT expressed pleasure over the methods” used by the busi- men, and suggested that the | Lewis Senators be seem Theft | of the lecal Senators; ae: 7 the Republican City Com- ® caused Orrick s pejection. for William Maffitt. Bates, ME Republican assailant of €r- esr, he would pat.” The other Reprotcan all of whom voted agaimat were Depeihever, Mogi? SWarner. The twa Democratic from St. Louis, Kimoey [eeegacn, voted to confirm a Edward Bul, ot we x the message sent | to the Governor sid the astounding ‘be rejection of your tiom ef Cel Orrick as @ mber of the Potice Board of City of St. Louis. an orgaai- of representative citizens, active of party, is forming ; vigorousiy in what- eourse trou ntay wish te te secure a cootinuance ef f Taluahie services a= presi- of the Police Board. We that if the Senate were fm -eenonm of all the facts as te bOrrick's gervices and the at- of the citizens of St. Louis 2a itn thew weutd be giad .€T the adverse actieg Wii. Wart on you. niemce kindly ad- Dl Sasiure. treasures Shapte'sgh J. Lawrence Waure acd bank dtrecter: "zs Wallace. pre-i- or Co.: Jackson Johe-.) beard of the Inter. be te _ _ i -_ 7 , 4 itie] Kh. Catia. cap M. Rumsey Jr and | om + 3* . - ‘© Wiiseh. vice president | ins Nationa! Bank: —<. Dresident National Bart ~—erce: Frank M. Masel “c Scruggs - Vandervoort - Dry Goods Ca:: Walter WF.) Vee president First Nattoul Knight, broker. 7 -icheeck, attarnets) Dy art. presidest i Herbert D. Conde.’ uf.<-Bray Glase end) san.vel C. MeCluney 2! paper and John & a&tiorney. Oe egw oi hs : tz a ain ~~ y EVESAG2 ees Johan G left "iment after the adjourn- ‘" the Senate has refused to — “od be unprecedented ont @ t.ubt whether * weet § : ~ The intent of the en- ‘axyers say. is that rewe* 3 . . : ¥ 4 _ . 2 a ; dz a 4 fs 29 ee: “