St. Louis Post-Dispatch
March 26, 1927

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a = | a. ) | , Nees a Porter? | ® . = Gall MAin One, One—One, One : : = “I N A P —Ask for Betty | = ge ) a is Read im FAR MOR® Se. ior e E te I 4 © ] © ™N y Than ANY OTHER Newspaper, Daily and Sunday. : (Complete Market Rep rts) } ~~" a ™ 2 NS" UST AS 500 Serna Rit A os ae =. Well-DressedMan Holds Up | (is 7] eee a — OUTRAGE ROSS The enc bow uy | q a TOMORROW, WITH "BOXER STABBED 10 DEATH Automobile Party and § 5 7 a 2 tea "ss. Ba a ei ae : ADE AAXBD YOU if | ‘6 eee a mer ee ee a ee | Gal Raia ae Sn: Ey | f Governor to Whom Ph oot. - Pa Mees Nine Persone Held fo co vend RB ee ee ee ES - ee 2 e pe to File Complaint With orcs’ QUARTET SAS 4 About Fight, When Light: : a eee Ge | | : : | te @ i Ry dt Retain. 41 12 goon : Went Out. | . Oe Oe t- = wae Oe & ee ae in- eI, RED WHEA Trae | ny Appealed to Ho deme aap RETURNS oblate Seen ti. “88 27 -™ “~* Be 28 88 ee Cantonese Foreign Min = : nie . d Head. 2? os 4 HOL L Y WOOD, Cal., March 26. | Bae 2 z te: Pm: of Brie Ee 8 2 pase cee :- oe Som nee ee ek a 3 Pe es ; ee as ister. . at A Te ore Tene og ; 39 —Eddie Diggins, 29 years old, a KEYS BY TAXI DRIVER | : é 5 oe eo = en “= ae — 2 ae | een i q | - | : ™ : _2@a wt o @ w Yesterday ® high j - low, 39 nf ‘ « ). 5 ae | ~* - > a. m lightweight boxer, was stabbed to PLEASED | Official forecast) anath early today in what police Mr and Mrs Frederick A | | fe 4 : A ee. ie = | °S ‘ ; : 7 Se | ee : nO 4 ; 1500 MORE MARINES 4% fs 2 ST Louis BOYS | for St. Louis and SCOUTS cloudy tonight and | Hollywood tearoom. | Kamp and Mrs. Laura A. a * — og not Nine men and women, including Ea le Victime of Stran my “4 5: j fox i be | muc mange ii ,,... a | | . et and Others Hope — = iaaperhtere: The oye Hamilton, mene eee | E & , Be | ee All Americans Who Were - pre lowest tempera- comedian, were -held for question- | xperience. | . : ighge” ; . t St. Louis Members | iF" ture tonight will! ing. eee : sittin oe y at Nanking Safe, Except i , ne ‘ tad he nolice arrived at nr > Se Boo howe . . p Case Attitude To- | | \ be slightly above, When the poli ived a the With the ; who | ee openacebananannn ease sececenonante atone cess RABE SRP i aera : | One Who Was Killed —_ freezing. , tearoom, they found Diggins lying attitude of one O Pig | NG Missouri: Mostiy |on the floor, a knife wound through | performs a necessary but unpleas- | n right are portraits of Miss f Rig ° ud Competent Official. 1 f cloudy tonig ht | the heart. Tables and chairs were |ant duty, a well-dressed man Ot Anna Moffett, of Madison, Wis.., | Pe : £ | Four Were Injured. | ‘ : awd tomorrow, | overturn ed. | courteous speech oddly at variance | One of the instructors in Nanking oe: SS Sa -_ F é | 3 | 4 ie business men. endeav- | prebably Ww it h | Charles Meehan, 24, of Beverly | with the pisto! he carried in his! | University, who was wounded, but | S ’ “Ge “ ; % | seat : i iv the Associated Prese. ‘ ‘BO ’ : showers in the ) Hills, who said he was a brother of (hand, held up an automobile par- not fatally, in the recent civil war - RS OS & ae is | SHANGHAI. China, March 26.-— eio keep Allen C. Orrick at a a west and south io O. Meehan Jr., a Department |ty last night. robbed its members | in Nanking, and the American | , meee: Of Pa re | ‘The foreign Powers cannot send ib of the Police Board, today | | ? | portions; no t|of Justice agent, was held on sus- jewelry worth $1550 and $17 in! consul in that city, John K. Davis. ee aie : me | cana into communication with ey much change in| picion of murder. His wife was cash, and, having taken ‘the igni- bove, the new building of Nan-> § - Ame! & : y . |. aR é ai temperature. ‘held for questioning tion keys from the driver, returned king University which sheltered . me is : pa ae = §|press the aspirations of the Chi- Illinois: Partly The police said they learned |; them later by a taxicab chauffeur. non- combatants during the firing ; B a > be ; ee é a 4 , nese people, says a statement is- cloudy tonight; Meehan attempted to start a fisc; The victitns of the holdup were and © Tioting. 3 % me a ee = Po z — sued in the name of Gen, Chiang ae nee ee igh warships to China to sup- % suis members of the Stele § to ask for reconsideration ee s by which the Senate ay reject c Gov. Baker's ap- , ent of Orrick as a me mber 3 isha >» headed bv Edward B. ‘tions tomorrow. Jones, who said he was a friend |man avenue, district. manager of | —~ ‘ ¢ TL ve } fich cy } } ¢ ma} k 1own as “Biliz re } , g P adT*) : " Me Susser cayrns Paice ct abel — — ae ves a a ‘ : ae ate es : - ‘ " . and tomorrow; sot with a An KY J | Frederick A. Kamp of 4472 Lindell : oe Be 3 neat ee @ | Wai-shek, the Cantonese command- somewhat colder in the extreme}! Jones,” and Diggine requested the | boulevard, president of the Kamp COURT ISSUES PRISON. es a ; me rere chief: who arrive] tn Sheu " 2 ' se ’ 79 } . . ‘ ’ Oo eee ” 2 ae ets 6s ed : ‘ . . P iss on last night, prom ising to Next Weck’s Weaiher Oullook. | Started in a Side room when the | a. recital at Sheldon Me moral, the INDIANAPOLIS March 26.—~A ee sepia. F Senate of the Shanghai international set- ee A : : ioe ar ere fanti—fce #wnnad wh fens 7 hile a ies a ok i cl prison warrant for Nat Goldstein. | pon ae | : Se oes : . ’ | misht take to keep Orrick Injoutlook for the week besinnirg p-nor identify appeared = trom the | Lomobile , ON gpring avenue, south | * ae ve Bonn gs See Big tas settled “in the proper time and » Pryor received a telephone | Monday: Upper Mississippi aac main dining room and one of them of Washington boulevard. when aj > Louis politician, convicted in| sett ese Soe, f ROS SOC Ra Se i ta place.” by diplomatic means etoday from the Governor, }lower Missouri valleys and North- | S!&PP d Diggin face front door next the curb was pict ene Rag hc Jack aniel | a he! , suet | Y eee ees Chiang said there was no d@an- he 9 expressed pleasure over the;ern and Central Great Plains: Oc l SIGNS LOAN GREEMENT om i neg a aku Se ae eee a Be “= Be apse sine ger to foreign lives and property | “ee | | ‘ives for © yesterday by the clerk the Fed- oes ; ee ce Bar ce cant ™ . et methods” used by the buSi- | casional periods of precipitatien. DIA | L A | Apologizes for Conduct. . pees icg, sa nies of e Fed : | q igi he from the nationalist army in s * and suggested that the | variable temperature. most'y dev “It was a young man whom || eral Court, Goldstein is now out! : , ee es Page ee Shanghai. ¥ - c - f i on h n ¢ n Ww | > t; r cy 4 .e ’ i oats” te = . : Paws Si ad Pits . | : N F : X Wi tees Senators be seen. ‘The | seasonal normal, but probably a ) had seen idling at the corner a : pi " s fad ae ee to — | This was proved, he said, by the ONTAI E — ion of the local Senators.}| cool period about Wednesday By the Associated Press. ‘few moments before,” Mrs. Eagle oti dee " , es von soe oe ee fact that his troops, in the five 4 va e ote, a : ma , —— = , ted States Marshal s; oar Ried ea sineniiianaed 2 e i the Republican City Coni- 2 Nh epee Sm MANAGLA Nicaragua March told a f ost- Dispatch reporter to- ew bensnee arshal said. ae ome amie ' , ee days since their occupation of the >. i ~ * a “ * . . - « ‘¢ _ ‘ . + + 7 | Lee ~ ” jot sap +o ee ge ee a ¥% lay. “But pow he was carrying: ive Others convicted in the Jack : ty. - as re sy DDRESS BOOK MES ors ressien DOUBLE BLAST WRECKS HOME 2=°~otern: nor souvoveu win: Mu, Mi tor be ee gr al pty ean mae taken co tsee (MELLON, SAILING, SAYS AAMINIT a0, ae eet ae ee a ry they ; Searchers fF ‘ail Tr Pine soxdies OF | pai Mp ; to Mr. Kamp and said: ‘I’m sorry +6 ey» FOES EAN PROSPERITY WILL CONTINUE | In his opinion, the Nanking af- PR. ; assailant of a, : /agreement for the flotation of a : ; ‘Bae oT as te ‘ Sonn % knee Fists that he would ) \ r1lerT ‘ ° . ‘ m Were > inandg Bias i in a two-family frame dwelling hd. nareaenent ai etn a 4A | been drawn in by the British, and » c . > Ce i 371} ¢*] 4 } “O { 4S H le H { ‘ ‘ . . >" ‘ in 0; * . * ; . . e per. ° here that was burned to the grond ; | Vandeventer avenue and by a zizg- | Congressman L. C. Dyer, who NEW YORK, March 26,.—Secre- said America should not let Great st. Louis, Ninney ny,,} loan is to be used only for the “re- | ie , ‘ et ES ee ea reat : ge vi aa : Op. pearly today. remains unknown. The av bli , nt of law and arte ‘yn | 2s course south and west to Kings- | Tépresented Goldstein Thursday in |tary of the Treasury Andrew Mel- Britain lead her in to a_ false posi- a! ’ ; ry r- ¢ . or '€Staviisnine oF jiaw and order ip} : ; — wr. : ey . . ORS eg notified Pryor tolay of | UONS. vieus jean lof $2300.000... The -1.- y livin op - Message to Goverbor. ‘We'll take you anywhere, Kagie replied. He agreed, and Flood Water Covers Much Land i | ordered the women to take off their Dunklin County. i; gloves. From Mrs. Eagie he took ie Associated Press. two diamond rings, one valued at | “ew vear will be considerabty in excess | such: a on i yr | bs i. ' ts OP 2resident, in a last attempt t “IT see nothing to indicate that; nomic weapon. . * ° 7 er The house was OoOcCcirpir d by , / ' “ore , ee ; and | hope You wont make any the Pre side nt, i 1 iast attempt i) : pS j approval] of the message sent : , H00,000 loan is to bear 6 per cent ee T ‘ =» Ad : : , weve whan comitn wheel an #4 | —~~ Pn een Prvor did eo keep Charles Salerno, his wuite, their | interest and run for a period of one trouble. save Goldstein from the peniten- business will not continue to be Former Alice Silverthorne i Gy the Associated Press. . ‘ . . a ‘i ‘ — i mi i . i Y Bien f Miia . fr , . ; ; : é e 4 ps Greate ae Annie Morris of Moberly. By t will fliers left eserl verona "rench | ean sée no occasion for changing it. | ously wounding Raymond Trafford | have been ordered to China by the , aces as presi- , dod Yuiana; at 8 o'clock chis morning ON RRS ihe NG: EE tt AP 7 eens peonte. | of the Police Board , We | Special to the Post-Dispatch. POPLAR BLUFF, Mo., March | $500 and the other at $1000. and . eget - ale + ae homeward jrokers’ loans give a very good of a wealthy and prominent Lon-| Navy Department. ‘that if the benate vena in | MOBERLY. M6., March =0.“~ | 96, .-f eports. that the St. Francis’ from Kamp he took a $50 watch re conan SF tne Pomewe: insight into the stock market Sit-| gon family. About 4500 men, counting ships’ ; Senate ) ST ae gee GS ah ee : journey. ani “ys v4 in a very ee oe ' ssnihiaes : ion of all the facts as to Mrs. Annie Morris, 60 years old, 18 | River levee was dynamited south] charm Ite took $1! from § Mrs. ‘nn nant eheduied sop on tha cae — they appear in a very The shooting took place on aj crews, are now in the Chinese con- . ‘ . : . ‘ - ‘ 745 . H . a- . + ea % -—* Y 9 y 2 Be : ** ’ . ’ - 1. | ra . ick’s Services and the at- in a critical-condition as a result ‘of Kennett tast night, for the pur-| Kamp, $5,from Mrs. Eagle and flight is Paramaribo. Dutch Gui pens: snes nee , ans London radio) train pte Lo be dt 4 tingent, under Admiral Willlame. ’ . 7 wr ‘ wie ‘ ade } On her last i . e om tihimesl oy 4} ded oOndi- | $i} f . Ix ; ¢ d 2 y } ' ‘ed } , on) ve 1e 7woVerN men Wi way parture from "a TiS. Pe Coun ess The total includes some 1500 mina - a of the citizens of St. Louis of an attack mad uy i pose of relieving 1f100 C rom Wamp and announced he], _, aa ee . fhim they would be glad j| Pisht by chicken thieves whom she tions in Dunklin County, were} Was ready to leave. ong sate about $500,000,000 surplus on hand!/German police dog stood guard) rines, already ashore, mostly at J A m i Q . rae s ‘ ; : ° , A ” : ; ' age F . i Kr ¢' P ) j ed Pres hl ‘ : f ‘ 20) °F SA r oh ae a) > i e or ; } tj t \ . ’ +} . “ : ; e Monsider the adverse action | interrupted. Mrs. Morris hroat found this morning to be untrue. Returning, he told Itamp to stop . GE “CR G E ee © N, British Guiana bow Of em : ee a ee ” }over her after th shooting and/ Shanghai. Of the remaining per- ¢ : = sg id . . ‘1 J sp 7 een a P i ‘T a " . . j | was cut and because of her ad- (ype river, however, is pouring; at Kingshighway and Shaw ave-| March 26.—-Commander Francisco | what the next ee | dO} prevented anyon ht ! nte ths | sonnel, probably about 1000 could K j & >. ew i « 4 « - “ry . . “aw . ‘o ; . : : . as Eps Rae ii bt- ne PREPS ey as ae Dae inane : ea f aid os ‘toward lowe ring taxes the compartment wnti the pores be taken orf thei ‘ melegation will wait on you. | vanced age her recovery 1s doubt ‘through several larg holes cut mM nue. He took the ignition key of | de Pinedo left the mainland of | arrived : ymer on ¥Y with = ae yeti ° e ° ; : . , y ia ' ‘ ; ~ oo " , . ‘ . , ‘ » ? { ‘ ‘ ‘ft e ‘ ’ cr » . * . - pr convenience kindly ad- | ful. in | tae: ever OY S09 ee Sees Bes Eres fe | South America today, continuing | LITTLE ROCK DOCTOR DIES T) Countess was verve in a peasy 2 ate ——e ~~ oor is of your pleasure. Early last evening Mrs. Morris i;months ago. While this flood Wwa- | return it, hired a taxicab driven lhis four-continent flight in the di- eaten gon gy 44) Traf haan » latter oo = aia we en apt oruleee” of Telegram heard some one. prowling near the |¢er js coverihg a jarge area of land! by Robert Pogue of 3741 Washing- | rection of the United States. He} AFTER BEING $ SHOT BY WIFE 8 ny pres ob bate } } aft a ectei caciieen ee ee : ° 4 ; Sy * ; 4 L1G . ¥ ‘ ” athe : | ¢ i ig : Wii os * he stro ‘ers, ar 5 in ) fy Dleigh. treasurer Shaple'zh | Both men escaped in an autoM0-|}oeping in close touch with the | ro gore ina eg ; bI | this afternoon. This island Is south- Special to the Post Dispate! in the body : uC m tabi : e -) wis te me wel ‘ . . _ : . , “gala Ser] v, he a sas Hike . a tate bs ise Sar alate ‘ ° a acn,. ais Ate € ‘o ° bCo.; J. Lawrence Maur-|bile. Bloodhounds were put ON” | situation. ¥ | Mrs. eagle descr 4 ‘ne Ay ‘a | east of Porto Rico and about 400) LITTLE ROCK, Ark., March 26 “Take care of my dog.” was th?! ole zone he ‘ 4 : - *) ‘ ~ , ] - . ae : s 2} 4 "CE S ; ‘ Se. | ° ’ , Ker or Siie «ht i Priks dh by c 4 ; ne : mn ° C. Hitchcock, attornev! | women, and in escaping shot and jas likely. 1 verdict ti ia: reduction by business Princess ear ga ape rae Dr Bradley. She said the doctor) ford and ion herself in Paris to-|jto preventing repetition of the . Pe Sf . ‘ ‘a VP ‘ 7 * > + j se d a » . rne r 4 ¥ i ait ‘ a aaa ‘ . ‘ ’ / a ' ce : . ve a : Dy sart, president In- killed Julian Bonfield, a policeman reached, (he WOMAe Sie ye pe ns me a fall w hich will de pane ’ OB oe ge 4, ca iy aa ihad veen her family physician for day. formerly was Alice Sliver | Crowne is foreshadowed tn dis- a : . oe ‘ ee * os _ 4h he is Lye ing ep fa i ) ic - 43 Par. niy, et matiy na | phe : ee ed ‘ . ‘ . atc rn he ; ui Club; Herbert D. Condic.!}yyons was captured a few hours cueiehe pig | 7 ayes * termine the amount of surplus ip | married @ rebel chief, end now # I) nore than three yes irsanithat he| thorne of Chicago, a niece of J., patches from Pekin, which state Con die. Bray Glass ard : in Albany. Ore., will be released ig ' seeking to lead her people to ~ 'free- i eee aii ees each week | Ogdgn Armour. that the diplomats of these Powers %. ; : ae " | later. sight for the coming year. : dom,"’ as did her grandmother a tew |j| Visited her (thre: Ti ach WER | ite ti Count |are-conferring regarding remedial e - ; : - : * . . . ~ 4 Fon - “ar >” i |} ye oun Ps , + i} -; Samuel c. MeCluney ' Oe - : eicee , While congressional leaders of vears ago. The strange story cf [}//in that capacity. She always paid she was marr a“ ” ‘ ae . e l Paper and John H.t ——— ——_ eR both parties have tentatively | Princess Tarhata will be another fea- him for his services, she said. here in September, 1921. They had | measures, , : : ; : hs xt Sunday Magazine of [}i S. ; a 8 n°% She ale bg attorney. i} mapped out plans for abolishment | 3g ei, Hae aie eae Miss White said that when Mrs.|a daughter born in 1922, She Pe “0}120 Americans Safe on Ships at ; ' 5), 4iCu. : 1 a fi a ‘ ory . Av =#, Governor to give a re- lof the remaining nuisance taxes hast Swishing @ tail tull of |]/ Bradiecy appeared at her apart-jis a niece of Mrs. I rancis FE. May Nanking. atm e | “¢ ‘tic f ti notner ; as he + Thursedav afternoon she ap-j| Prior to her marriage she was} " ent after the aJjourn- of -and reduction of the corporation Celestial poisonous at t ment Thursday atternooi . , tety have ane trae | By the Associated Press. . . : , C -Winneck ' , eo tr +e | 1iner rcoctiety her nd trav- ere te one How the nti-Na.oon CAQUC ji tevy in the nest revenue bill IH Hobo cit pay enother wae | eared to be under. the Influence | prom tent an ees, | eR AGe AL Bae 20 Senate has refused to | neither Mr. Coolidge nor the Treas- ta the earth Seems menth. and the BLOF drug?” ‘led abroad fre 6s nahi Americans at Nanking. other than os : 5 Busted i husban ‘ing . J. Cannon, a les di t h i , close to this planet. The possibilities }}} husband being ’ Program Planned by y Navy Early in |'ess dispatches received here short- Wyers say, is that recess | HE inside story of the operation, conducted at an annua! ue a its a ase nt of roe are discussed in another feature which | barber at Pine Bluff. June. ““ ly before 6 o'clock tonight. shall serve only wntil f “the organization respon PANAMA, March 26.—Charles wil appear next Sunday in the | tw the Assoriated Prese The 120 Am serve 2,000,000, 0 . wnsine. 4 -D: erfeans who took bas‘had an opportunity | expenditure ei ing prohibition into the Constitution |G. Dawes. Vice President of the | — ts ! eae Maks ice end LIFE FOR HABITUAL CRIMINALS WASHINGTON. March 26.— ocegag H oie chief lobbyist. working through the churches tc | United ces na pte By Os to fe et despised “extra” in 2 |}/ TRENTON, N. J., March 26,—| President Coolidge ts favorably |the rioting Chinese are all reported ~ chee k the Cana! Zone. was tendered a re- ore? oO Ker said last evening that d th bh paid Congressiona)] speakers to in visage See , | ' unds and throug re pti ast night by Gov. Walker. Parts ter in Paris, wae timid : rae ts considered the question — ; legislation. is enabled to wield a power greater than preoglrin atc ne siege mouse of a man whom Ile hed used |} life fraprisonment upon habit. | United States fleet off Hampton) known A mertons-engualtion 4 are: ntment to the vacant Bence & ¢ President of the United States An °z In the pec: pated i of ew 7 } ba! y Burt ne had the last langh. -eriminai le we re passed he the New : Poads eariyv in June, of the P d sl» head hte American History, starting tomot- courtesy call’on President Chiart, and the smazing experiences of hit |] 7 -ooy Legislature last night and! The fleet witli be in these waters ” olice Board. traordinary chapter in receiving full honors from the | last few months are told im the fina! iat. in G M * One per-iafter the joint maneuvers on the Ously that he would in | Panaman authorities. The Vice || tostallment of the “Master Man j}] pow go 9 GOV, MOOF v nic | Advancement of Dr ci Beltane rmmang a toe Cs endian aie] Hunters’ series which ill appes: mits such acton une ‘fourth eon-!| North Atlantic during May. Secre- pansion from vic pre THE POST-DISPATCH =o fitirie ers] Searce sono caine neoeng the’ as ee iba hastaformed the Pra ment of the b d. th honor at Pe ly » : anes! POST-DISPATCH for earrving of weaduls the other, ident of the program and there are hector Agari d Tuesda | dent Chiari Monday night, and has | , indications that Mr. Coolidge hd filled by vote of Concluding Chapters ‘Next Monday -an — lwecuested tht the music be Pana- | Sunday Magazine upon fourth conviction of Bn, ashe ae ' ye be he Governor said he ener it} | crime. | man compositions. j —— ee on a Page 3, Column 3. : heaventy tramp will do wheo he eets The intent of the Con- R wong b , sted, | vy fs ‘epared to announc | esulte of his call gerly awaited. ]/ Miss White denied the use of the one known to be killed and fo 2 ie | Super- Government Works | program for tax reduction. — sa for 0 ‘one can cay exactly what ‘the ealeattes amis tai a child, :.er former reel bee MAY REVIEW FLEET ig Pa are caine eiie te sre ' j } ; ag ‘IR INTEREST ARE GOOD vicinity: Partl vy said was a free-for-all fight in a} : : : 9 ! | — S60 : ; q : cea wie ee ts ‘ ; a | = see , ~* if 53 ; = bis ee . | | ORDERED TO CHINA refuge in Nanking University from __ oe ttle ont-ol-the-way- the- I]! rug lows permitting imposition of |considerin, a plan to view the jaboard the ships In the river, Thee pei § Re Ae tet CL TCE LOOT I E Sit a So SEO 8 ot ATI GENIN ono oli 2°02 setlbpantptottae eet Ae RN he sdhetamtyes Oe ee FN (AE RACE AS I RR RE OTN RENAE Sg Cg oN IM: i ye Rett, ee eS ee oe v ane Mei rasa a OPA A lls nn a - SALAM AEE a ON NARS EY TP NI Rn a CS i apap ee lpe Kage witly ape etm ~ ee i ea — Siena ed te i Ol ne eo a he ke oY PRE OS RE EI OI TY NR OR ARE RI EO, RETR FN AE NNER PR Rm me NR I . Ec ee ee oo er ene ers LOWE RAN BOND er. He an Se er? ~ ew a ale ee eee PR RI MGB AK ASRS hae ARAN AIRC AL i On Rep HE on ove Saeaplounaied ts ak aie 204 , 4 ~ mee > gree aie Ppl ah ede gee’ A at + eR 5 ALE te NNR DRA RI CE EL a PERIL LEE ALLER ALTE HS Cs Ee an atin paentet ihe Aes Ten aay 7 A 2. te pashoenen o aseavelt + NE om Ci at a it EO RMI HR RR I AMEN Ce ll aC. ll AIRE HE oN. « " ane .- = o Oh hee shahone aes a mae > ~— nh lhe eRe ee

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PAGE 2 ___ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH. SATURDAY EVENING, MARCH 26, 1927_ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH___ — 8 '1U. S. AMBASSADOR ORDERS AMERICAN WO was here ta A ; : ie : pan TROOP MOVEMENT Where Loss of Life Was Greatest in Recent Japanese Quake | PROTEST AGAINST THE MAN TE his ankle. "17a BILL Ks =e os i NANKING —— OF EXCITING SIEGE AND i wuteis nocting ; NS —Photograph transmitted by wire to St. Louie from San Francisco. Continued | from ‘Page One. was walking wit «= 79 : i BASED ON LATE — sg "eces"ts EVACUATION OF NANKING = “a | : ’ ny | : : s - 2 : Dispatches From Admiral Rida te eT Oe ‘ oe 4 ankle broken. an, low Geck | white aa a 4 ts d With- ! S on ee x . . “HT. ,ordered be ecKks and the port- ye ) cmer Added . md ; ¥ i : : — a * Tr. Williams. By PAt L WRI . o ; &7 aS. sal Williams Tell of Disorder ; : an : ¢ iol i . ae . * ; ; ss - oN on a. , sg x. ee : 5 a , ; Murder -“ ” Special (“a Die tn ihe Post- Dispatch 1728 he ' holes were closed OUT ww © “knew nM ge : Saece™. *s Fa j { Bes, % A el Alden Sai -— 3 Dr. Williams was shot in cold), Chicago Daily Neus, i Copermens. 1 the Southerners were rounding ‘1p 5 ae at Hele a . Knowledge of St. SHANGHAI, March 26.—Miss -nants of Shantung (northera)| ~“"S"Shman memeg ee 4 Among Cantonese Troops ce ig e ee. x F Oa ' Pee ee * igs ea att Py ic tood at his home near the unt- SHANGHAI, S od Dy Be , 4 | PR aaa ae ong, Ee ange | ) was witnessed Louise Hammond of Chicag : _troops in town, shooting and beat- 2 0 Representatives versity. “The crime . - *.* au “6 ‘, , : " : ; as: : wi: , . oo in Yangtze River Cities. ei. | a Mie age "nie oe “ by his wife ang other Americans! rived at Shanghai thi ee ee ee ae safety. ith 3 a» Kill Measure. B eapcagy > pice can ee a: ae. s aaiitil “Thursday afternoon I stuck my They: : Kill s te ees | , »f the witnesses today said | One ol the ome a, 3, me steamer Kung' ire mines ate He P in a pig pen that Dr. Williams stood outside his head up ages the companion- tended to be . Dd ; “i Si .+ oi\4 -% 2» " : } ; ‘ 4 u “3 7 home while the Cantonese were’ 2)ODE With VY olme! UE 'way of the Noa and saw two civil- ahs . » | 4 c : = vee & 4d 4 * F “9 3 ooti! + As the Chinese soldie » steamers Kungwo an ians ashore waving wildly to be! .. . a = TIME LEFT ; b la?” tt ** oy > Ba 2 aie raga ‘ator b ard S th ' eigners here. 4 pa! . . e caiied Out “‘goodt ¥ ch Ww. ee igs Ja mond YY : — oe 5g | ado . oul #rn troops kill Frou.’ 3 : es ; prea ae whereupon a soldier _,, ii oo a exciting | Vere shooting at them and also “Her Chin ee or CONSIDERATION 4 4 ‘ened and shot him. Me es AEROS | shooting at the Noa. the bull-rs) ese fF A During Night and Early To- rned and shot cae so nist 6 Ine | ae ul'*"S!| saying: ‘She will teen — ugh dispatches from Nan- whizzing over the boat. Despite but give her 26 smn é t stat finitely that er ‘e-witness St0! pf ine this, the commande f z — S | | | - day President Personally i : to state definitely tha ye . wad r of the Noa cr- They sllowed the MME Present Form Unani- : i ee gs tae lita j forces participated in the §¢, cent . ‘Nine of anking dered a landing party to rescue che , : ‘ ot ) : TE, ; 2 hich = s agate : f ivili Thi re aa . | Consent vv ould Be » - ie ‘ d oe ee ¥ eo ; Sal : 5 “ Sine , sy ba) + e me : es See or > Ti ] i 1s. ; a Asked Watch Ai Navy : 3 . $ a ae: a ; aol lia aig : re - Pre : landing party ” macs v— o ae y American sritisi x rSiii i Loreign civilians is land n pen, where all of ae at a a * . er — ee * we rescue of the foreigners concentrat- ~ . crowd never expected to, retU:N! been kinds — : : to Take It Up me Z * a 48 ~~ =a at Ue =m n i - - 4 ° and the rescue of foreigner “| alive to the Noa but went ahead gunboats then Office for News. - me i Pe : , ge fast od om Speake A, Thatetay. Ameo) . es : opened ! ps ates SP a. —_ aa 2 ; aie gn § an officials here believe they did, | follows in her Own wores: with heads ducked below the gun-| a» to e : a f | scape, ug J of Regular Order. ARMY MAY BE CALLED ON FOR AID > a OOOO IORI I Ee, PRP IE = NN OR ™ By the Axsoriated Press ; | a ae "2 | : - % a pire ilies « d An ha ") Pond srnoon 7 wales of the 1 h M ‘ee S ra. 7 sly Peg ) é the tis d Americans have *~ » Monday afternoon. rales of the launch. Marksmen es a WASHINGTON, rch 26.—The ) , —) } as the British and American , 6 eb ROANE Bebe Oe ee re Navy Departments « day for een working in closest co-opera- n az qu en we heard 4 aboard the Noa were told to pick cunboats also saved : * a . a Ufa hat ’ ~~) at}, : . . . — thanrn = , = . P > eS * id a . icant tem: 4 1590 additional marin yoo tion. attie bet ‘n the Northernersand off the snipers ashore. The Noa’s ¢,-. zn post Be. “ 2 ee a EGS SUE oe aL pana See POM Mr ee PREETI to eume end NS-i shooting proved Hod Tee ¢ Ore.e6n postotiicg the Jefferson City Correspond- r ‘hina follow: q At jeast 4& is Ct: Lain Ser: ae (ne Ai X% i; « : bid ; LL. ks Ji OY 2 £00cd. eo LO?- hidden in the vr oe ~ . : Post Dis tch. dispatches from narine guards of the United States chine gun: eI nese women | eigners were rescued, embers Of | crowd outside es met the TTY mrt 26 commanding the consulate at Nanking took part in began wding into our mission the customs staff at waadinaar lives. E RSUN Clis, Sareea « . Asiatic waters -L.ting and acquitted them- ait Hsiakwan, outside th wal “By this time we knew there -wrAs “American nary & a Senate Municipal! Corporations | Unlike othe - recent? Te nT at 4 a pers gm ite. af Migs oe \ al : ives «epien lidly. They were large- flanking n ~ th ive Aese A big group of foreign refug=*s Noa were wond Pag of tee last night reported out from Admira! Williams. command- Ba ke iad OR Cag PP. Cre i eee. : : tie ee emo Se y responsible for safeiy bringing women ft ared ; gathered at the home of the They give uw thetr m Z. pra he rapid transit ena- | er of the Asiat — —Wide World Pho out the Socony hil} party, neiud- Northern soldiers, Du our t1issi Sta andard Oil Co. superintendent on everyt hee for our ¢ Bie bill. air ady passed by the | . ) se aa “ — ‘> i“ Ay, ‘ Fs 5 YT? iaore hh il? withi al * — ‘ oie : - that came in during the night, s A VIEW of one of the larger buildings in Minoyama Manchi, shaken down in the catastrophe three ing the American Consul, John K. was not loot d. a sight of the river Miss Mammond@ sete a= efier revising the amend- ie Crowds Pushed and Milled. From seas an American Marine hiame for kil oe a vi ip fie: é : by the city to an ling : ie fere 40 per cent of be : LL GE LLLLLE OI LE GL I AR. tte Cad ow that excesses arong the undisi- Rocket Sent Up From Retfugee’s Haven %*¢ = Durning among the troops |... nad been sheltered for two|craft. Three oa i tuemed tm. the d QOil Co was growing Episcopal] mission. { _— fetal cost of the rapid transit plined Cantonese troops in the . . “ng 6 7 8 ang gaia * ate ~~ | dave and a night within the walis irned ipid 1 Yanktze River cities presented On Hill Gave Signal for Guns to eSasened %o Kill every foreigner . wanking University. have safe-| approach a Japanese river boat./n intense. The entire group the Rev. R. ; situation fraught with gravest pos- . pees oe | be ab. vel — 2 et weible cr: ft eal Onswrcmg ~s loved de. pores: of her | in abutting _ proposed rapid merall, the arm ¥ rosy Bice _ _ | , a : - . hoe - - we anne is ayton, ‘ tn sit ine hefore an election ooh day by Nanking refugees arrivi: Signal to Warships. pr ng eae ~e : between the university and : a: mucnA snooun™ they were trying to kill our peo-| herself in «4 halle : e called to approve the Tt was tndicated that if still ot? at Shanghai et the amet “A rocket—the agreed signal asi aes ' ni = a Gay id if Yangtze without molestation snore, inesda' Lig! Co ple. having gone mad with lust and! Big Lake. a fishing | a ; er military units were needed. ~ | Wong eG Wenchow . wee, € the warships for aid S | a mt ecg ne tareats of mobs t Reports from other places along Davis lohn K. Davis. merics yelling ‘Kill the fareien dogs.” latin County ¢ (he bil! to St. Leouls army would be ca'led upon for geet sal pat niet ; ok Gee Instantly, the attack pews mat ee ot “ ei ay syster | sailed ‘Sethe tet “sae “in ct - Ber izn : ns ave the clothes heavy CREU: eos ) ney ae : : cient time women. id mn and mission - rted s Tinks a nignt .ong 7 if a se Oreigners were enabled ts Pa P ue CU re ea 1 cith : : . ) hess ; f = . . ~* . - . 4 ‘ak ‘a be Wii) Qesi S| ‘ , hak » be ‘ “ewie« we = th wa she Rey : : tat 2 8S RES ke: > mm Ke THeie ; . 7 +) - ; rearing ere fT : been urged hy Minister MacM } er ste we ’ ap. a : a ¢ tha emg magn trie —— es — —_ y= a ” 3 ie ‘oO ia pond eg. wee — we econ ; ond ; ; a ey TY ss wi ‘ pa irda: ‘add ot Setie whe matificd the State ie: & meric ne 3 oe Ci gae a a eR ieee nine tone SS a ee ee — Pe © : oP Reese erecting over ~ne lp. € | oon os pot : See er of-) h Desartment none ar ae nights 3 nes én " e Ais re ‘- e Ge@h rede it dina lel Mr hus i oe " , OU © Dosey 8008 re crow: — 1 th “oO? at '} rr) 0n he ¢ id no | wall was terrible. For dars past MG i* city, Smith said. until | t e it | i ey ‘ J _— hp 4 . thou oT ‘) ua yt} ace arder hese | ion at hu king. : Szechwan had ropes ready with seats to ititnif tee report eas ‘of ' ality or iow! r D ” ” oe h . aes 9 , omgge seal ‘ a am - vi - os * — - : there oe in a belligerent mood Thursday and t he nerican *h rch missior peace people. but the Cantonese ¥ . oe . we —_ ne ee AS oo ggeg ay ogee peaban = just then tl] first shell ey — h hinese police were cailed on to at the southern end : Nank# t — so at the last minute | aa 4 embassy: are suoject te T ; : } iam tert - ~ . they Entered as _— ae rerejection ov the Sen- i com Cantoness forces p> Ti Tec d ner ; bat. FHS ong =Baae} i Lai? } g iatauieiate ) - : Shetne officer’ a1 ) rete ’ ee . ape : near eiva!l craft, but offered aioe fareirn roperty Since use knotted sheet “s I around ha ii] ar: 4 Pet (a Len pro} a . an lives. he latter had con: aGhar, Se # ' i ~ aT ' ' ‘ ar : aa . _ mii ‘ ‘ ict= on th til ifs c T a m™m the ackers We | this 7 : then the toreigners have been oid Ss ar oon 1 Aiter. “I ’ ' és cn 4 od e as : ime . ais nis are adopted the £rTra * 5 4 © " . . ‘ See ‘ Se : Under date o . © MiIN~ the destroyer ; eo . + vidi ane , erred te Sriti o and An eri- Tihsgces avve A ‘ ™ ‘ ’ ) -ib-eplilieie oduadiiena } Si vettanet + aise ; 4 ; ibe ‘ . [Te ; —* . - os — s pale P aid . et ia Rscz ee if) toe. that Seeieheigoees eat ae ee Sastry Fade Saas og Sie et pe Se hance to escape ister said ha had : g 1! Suard th, “/ Ler? o 1 ay yeas ' 2 ‘herr +; } ’ a — ; ; : as : bin . American consuls the nal bg dn siliindaes 4 Climbed Over Wall. ai ee A ° ge can destroyers. sported ewer eeeperneersine tt ae | ea ” . : + 42 , ‘ ; ‘ ; : : ’ i r) E "3 . | i} rT - v +? - . . ~s . 4 . : i .* Ory "¢ rrers, ; ‘2 : > ~~ . ° : e be : . ° “TAR — , (>? 7 oncwUurTs et & ie the app rc | cid how Chinese in Ugly Mood. ssert authority over the itiona!- me ae ' The i*’aiivie ist territory. to have Americans arms as he did not want the Con. ) i ' southerners arrived and began ‘to ; : . : iy : tinder ; ne ** + . ’ eva? - . s ™ ‘ a i ma 7 othr. ™ *; a - i ‘ i i esta . ie Had an armed guard as | °°" | ‘c-' surround the buildings, hundreds Americans and other fore‘g pereamre a | reefold Service Now! ote % = ee ee America wal officers : _ . ¢Ty4 Sones t, 4 — = oe ae . a leave immediate! tones aniseed. 3 da tees Hae ale Reha tna: ¥ nC See Annee cam re oe Sr se AER ie SR RRR Ms on Ae ena eae i a) ral) ‘ wT es ~ a ca - poe —- - -- a | A he ee | &. on ~@ ~* + . . ie . rom *? Tne Canton trOvernaA j ‘LS att ommissioner ike ities) | . ‘i ® we? pes + : ; ea : — ; bn , ’ trip t the , Ne ee + eee idiers tn cold b cal * 7. - e of Kansas Citr, a 78 mmittee, raiged } — the hearing on t-! x S13 (ily and St Je- | rigimal bill, and lack _* two isch Ha Fen Py th Vry wr ™ ry ' wip ed ~~ a #% > eo 3 Py for an elecfien fo} project. This ree| ¢ ndment, proposed | A « Limit Changed. ; 3 . ' gam “nt requiring w rittes | a : - Owners of Sl per cent of ; The Savings Depa Ie ns PS the route of] eee . ait Ube, before the city | PCA an lection on the pros- | March 28%. Consul-General Gaues might “ovok ‘ aah _— ial SNe@cets, ; . aurtuné D> eheman : ere os Siti hina . - av ac Lm Ved hd , a : . . + « ; . + + be cs " : rv ‘ p ; : * eA tele R ~~é i a “ai 4 ‘ Z 7 Tr? LiiGa 4 . & 4 ) : e : : 7 . e ‘ 3 ’ reported the situation in Shanghai alco sent word ° aiken id blankets. They hi Ue Cis te Begs : | iptiaeast ane ~orted hat Men’s Suits and Overcoats clean- ie adjournment of the Leri« (Tem f ’ : . Sie! is ‘ ~ ae i ; 4 A ‘ id is } eae in k . . 4 S54 TY Vv? . is i ‘} . con ed, pressed and delivered same , ' —— . UI le cx 4 tx ba: be 4 1 eeneces , belng taken.” Gauss said. eath. A s Evacuated. Begins. Extra Charge ~» as ' lp “ - , he Nanking and have boarded Ameri- received that the Cantonese troo sa ee ee Lc t in Let STAR Do b _ at pS B vit way developed im the! q > a = s " . 2 ~* . ? 4 ; ¢ :*) F ‘ 7 , sis ’ - . os " ‘> .% — = « « » ie ; ; 7 -_ a ar. 3 ‘a oe 1 Ee ei ri} tne an ean nave! Vyesse is at that port, Rear had begun ieoting: th: mn it *% ; , : . a8 % ‘ ; aa to sy sterma? aliv looted Ti I % riiii ii U. I i Cw : . Ex¢ ren our ic = BN — ‘Nh the « ; Department today. WwW itn tT : CX - anese (“onsuis hs ai j bee n kK} ley eo) a . ir . ; Rr = es ‘ J r ™ - ’ me , ‘ - a ‘ eae % ss ae : . Lilet sy ae i~ - On| ception of Dr. J. E. Williams, the 4}, eulates looted on when ,' . 7 : Pr Sshipers. t} rive ieee dle ————————— Se 1irs in Shanghai oes Ke veld ’ , , . i Ame : - ¢ astroy > ; from D ; Phe apaa9 : ' arrmsetie 3 Date pes | with dead had been found. sailaiee i Umey and oda) > res ee siahiniia A f ~ eS ee eee — ae te ' river Rare ' ' A J. E. Williams of Sha fepert trom Consul (renera!l Socony Hill, which had been desis xt tigen — urn si + Beatin SS SS ENVY & B afternoo: ‘e 12 . 1 desi 2 ae. 63 - . ve Lite in = vy * | Se VTiy fa pro- | ficta ied with the com- i fill * : : of the Nanking refugees, many of »... aa Park, a. aed ane as ‘ N sia a trom sShanga: : : TALL Lg ein. whe — “enorte them destitute. The American -— ik ot, ee |) he ref @s a00ard tne Brit-'- | 2 “ew “*' groups of americans at Kiangr ial asia, 1 So i. Meets " ae — = ari, ' LPT | —_— . nee. *hiceh he was vice : . Bye oo Disas : Bulb _ — 2 Opposition te the; TWwe ¢- — ; Gauss also reported Ta pid ey oi (+ Kept 2 Dp “9 oe 4 , on ‘ ‘ . y . 2 , . 2 a ‘ - i - 4 OUT i i - * - ain Became! vation of Americans and other for- aij.v. atin Ee tu, as Re Admir: gh. American Beeps Ld- Ot Amer- american and British d: yer! Consul at Chefoo Requests ss ean@ ‘ stint aaa v - yt> a 1 ' ; rm , i med ON. +4, ; heran Pras Deneyer. . - = , nfoar ~~ ; ~~ irr - ; where in the Yangtse y aiify {to The Ta vis hi iren — . es ‘ onie rence i. oe ,3 he : ‘ JI after Lhe poiice Japanese casvaliies at Nanking , aa & Fe om , OS te eee # ‘ * Doy named =spence aged 6. ingwo, whi’ Kungwo. Ph ad he tame thi tone il a ee 28 4 eae ' . requested ! . | Nl | : i ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ at i '§ ‘ & s . - 4 3 fhe +7 a he \4 ay Ag n@ “4 P _ the 2 ber of the consular staff wounded, whimper L1ieq rida’ irning. Davi: , a a Wuonan Ff + a lst » th : ; nlf hs | th re. iT ne — , The America: Casva lt lie ‘ ANP ELA } mashes detween the po- ind SS - . , | LTi ‘ . t. ‘Sonal ph and ° ; siti micid i] . oT Sshiantunges iNorthern ; ; a ; ee | ei {SKS ents, | Cantonese soldiers and looted. her along. Tha waniiee ‘ori f alon Tr ipis = ’ by the United Stat illiams, a sailor was killed Miss |)... ; > of men and women who during - as “very tense.” Fankin iiversitv n P -_ : itishere und =e 3) 12 ré The greatest precautions are aes : : citeiadh See Seeeeenten “ecigaer Swleaiarey a ley, re the Chi- | cert ) ibili > col — = order is placed before og Ming the Senate to ecasider | gees * - _ ‘ : rae a ” .°s C4 gular nd r °r . . ~* 3 . "| ley. AlN) Americans have evacuated At 10 a. m.. Thursdays Ad@mirai Hough advised the Navy ported that the Brit leds ‘es across Thursda > teal ; s the scene of violent ant‘foreien : s been appc S rl Cl ; NOW = | finitely eden ae é > 4 th 42.4 ‘ : » stl , | | ke a % : 4 ; 4 ; 4 as i? . +. a I} q © =, é; tT} . igo Pion 44 i* _- : the 3 } ; . " p ng eaning ¥ ’ as . Fong S27 ESE W @ raced by the . rid wtth a late 4 ’ ' oo ww & : J s QP | : 6 other Americ: - eal sheen rim 1G erivare A@miral said no o Am - ed the marines to +7 Seppe Murder of Dr. Williams. ' —i _T eT he ; ftha ; : * 4 wr cin h 3 ; _— ; t] ' Ce ri " " 7 J ~~ : 1A" a corm - ; | poin ao ina. : = euow ng tae hearing resa- | port Gauss at Shanghai told of the ar- ». as the concentra - eta aiT on missy Rag he sble, anothe: mericir | ~~. ay | Ajan : ; : ; 4 sae Lk ti cae i ‘ Lf ai ‘J - . 2 . ‘ : em i] } Ci } . . = Was a +f % ae | : , . a? twee 2 . * . a & i tn : Wig ane ber cand were % oven: 4 Friction is reported between 1: re secinea nonce des fee ; $3) ete placed aboar he K , aS Lfter Smit} oi include One sailor killed one mem- tps entire distance withou | “eesti Aas 2 SES — | ba we sailed "rida ‘nine Tar erore their ti enins xcluding | - ‘ } . } : Is — ' ; ‘ an done civilian wounded. ineé She said she reached Socon’ , t. sem ? > ; . 7. “| j , YY ¢ tT? ere é Japanese consulate was rushed by axhausted: the men nad no a Refugee Ships Fired On. reas « hn nere ained haseidieaiitie ‘ i a i whats. HE 21 saa SS ki 4 st 2 i rt. a si * ; ji ¢ **"o@ee Ae « : t J . ro 33 =* { .™ p : — ote % ee ' ne e nina . anit, ? ° ay “1 cr he se ee one an@ Wilbur as well ae other mem- eemporarily in a bamboo awe wo places alone the we) The o ar he ws mee i from Nanking During the ee / ; agi pate -”" "warship replied nt in Nanki a geese ee . i C sc bers. of the Cabinet. Three soldiers who followed 54 y — Nanking last nigh -_ iiforeign rioting. ne §6©6s Peports fl Qi ? ~~ : , 4 ” . > te he ow & Aithough the | t O Party : . : ’ Said, Almerican women were orutai- Mr. Coolidge ° Pe | «* i: el t3 , by re ar fs rad 4 ~ a «7 mantfested hie coneern . . lew im the bac iargest passenger bo: or , Janan a tn a : . , - P s cases the : , ~ — oo _—— Yang: the Were mas - sty : me ‘ oS Sas ‘. . . ' . saeneiion voanieae =: the eafety of Americans in Chira 2) si a titterce | | MMtzC, ere were ma discom throurhout ¢} iin eee a ee ca: artiv torn off bvi [DP 7 Oo y \ . - by Ss by talking over the telephone with _ f his asasilants ©. 40nd Oee togeses eee eEO FE Re Pee ee Pe eeeee seas ete tee ee woe : mai aa aa a aD ‘e» looted ¢veee ee sae Se ee tees rane See eee tases eer LESLT ET > = iy 3 ne 7 78 amendment on prop-| is 7 » ertrece Senet ; b 3 . *% il ‘ ; "= $5 StH . ee mons $ e* me pte Te 4Y MAX Ty sSSpITNSSTEHtg . f : . ae ” Ww hen informe a that ne addi Wav and gained the Secony station sla Se | r a ’ i } > Forma! Opening of the Ss 0 ae . ma ia 7° uUssed in the hear | tional word had come from Ad- where several! Britishers and Amer- + NRE oe peas — tt Paail eles , ; tits Casi ates was looted z: 2 | “") S representatives had miral Williams, commander of al! .. » re ) m bled. reir husbands. They were much offered Amonec the thrills: CS Be ae New Store : (tt. © . icans had aire@ady Ageembied. Hw oh eas : : OT) iz ef intiormed National ‘ * %. Brith said, American forces in the Orient. the . ehilar , : renered wren ey learned that .a eanes 7 "anking a ae , reason to believe that : 8 sent witts ¢fum ce arres : Women and children were sent up- i] n rf aso Oo Delleve it E ee! wit . President requested to be advised 4 ones —. , . 4 |majority of the foreigners had been | +h . se acc al OEE eS Eh { | t SE 2 che ¢ th: hould b Stairs as the men prepared for de- ig mi , of OSTA ‘missioner. American houses and u e - : moment anything shoul ere- ¢ VaCuared, Wr laresice ee : : a : tense, ;, eck reached th: ie , wll A - #cea me oa Selek tin, cpotage wanes wa |" rang soins ek Nl GRMN Seas aerate > wet | ee Sore eee sat oe NATIONAL B ae the watch officer, whose name the Cantonese Demand Money. hai : Ne ' Ce ee en eee : , : ie a2iues ge 7 iL, Ut could Got Ge “re Geer ceenen of refuse ee ; re rs. A utche acks in a postoffice ¢ Nan ng Theolog cal | Seminary and oy ’ the ecomenttt ith- *, Lise] mm + Vlas, Fe Ma re rues es ar? tved a oe + oom ’ ee wit Navg Department refused to dis- ailiin: tae tian i pe " - - 801 ouston, eX... ifs he - e _ icrest Schooi, Americar muis- | 3 M d & 28 ee os. Smith offered the > ? J " SF r y if +] e f rLerne in. ring ig 12 _ - " , 2 th a ats ‘ =>.. 3 satis ‘ 2 ree : M =a oa 2 " close. immediately after Secretary al +a — i a ' dent of theMNanki ti Ass —— 2 >» Sion properties; were Gest roved by on ay, arc ~ ¢ Z , 4 Tents H Wilbur bad called the officer to (''2! to More than 50. Soldiers tn. p “t. loseph were in- President Coottd agai alled to the house in large groupes. de- : aft BraS ; * gp a ” ) y} : ( +¢>1 Niang Kai-Shek, Cantonese gee = ae a . original bill wit! ; , a SS ling 3 alll cat ica (he stutcnesom parry Was evacu- poe weesscee FS NARI ivs Generalissimo, who has been di- = : y Al UR +, ‘rom them, t the watch officer of the Navy ™-.. “ancing money and threatening to ..44 «an eee lint a7 ne Sn hal corr on F fh ent mo. € rs : take > =: : : ‘% ’ » $6 tas ay, were Ane! : en ; a +4 eer réectiin) Lfé recent movement ac i % partment before § o'clock thw Kil) all within. . unch from the & uiiy Expr ' : Mat fore eading : ' 2 — N advantage of the act ; . : : ; : ’ ry ‘ " . lie im? aitest Orces iPSBaing : . ft effo morning to inquire about Amer. This occurred several Ume Da- destroyer Nea under fire from both — ) 2 expiralion of the ri ‘apture of Shamgh i Nanking UNTIL 7 P M. . B two Cities er id eae cans who have been endanger~ 4 : . = ine at ret , oe T : 7 Borah’s View. while facing the soldiers and ar * o'clock Thursday afternoon. ‘CCG ©O8ely by Japanese 4 y American and British vessels o' Senator Borah. chairman of the ing with them in Chinese. Finally an officer of the Noa explained to peared at the waterfront. The Jep- the vicinity of Secony compound Foreign Relations Committee of the one of the eoldiers anid ." acainst alt the . mins: ‘he 1.” benefit district that | b _ ~ef Property abutting the Oldest bank in Missouri - - Has withptond Iie, Of the cost. This: financial crisis since 1847 snide ee | Bit ating revised by the — ‘Ormed, and fim zC i. 1 timtted the ‘ ine te set mere than the hearing te RESOURCES OVER $25,06 a <7 RR mee . eee eens ttieerinien tbs vaiaiabanenmnaa ’ ‘rr "“ es +S pee ‘ ee #% meson » —— marched into Shanghai” he de. friends re m : “Z bope it will ef Pree ee nen Dreke down under , ‘oOpy Of the Japanese evunsu: in vi . ; re a stay there."'ing a Kuomintang flag. This the strain: the others dispiared oni =e GulswiAT UD i deus the inability - the Can- tenese commanders on the spot to coreee wibsearssassternewswenerereesge oo. Sieueemgeteiominan aes =e ~~ eee H j Hi |. . ORO ee ORR aoa t ae nad md : d : 2 : the 7 | 2 ws city’s tentative op os : ~ ake BS y : age re y Fe ~ * eet “a o ey, A ; sh : i 7 Je =o ay ; 2 y: be

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hick tela, e . > | | tia a | as here that a ——SELOUIS POST- DISPATCH SATURDAY EVENING, MARCH 26, 1997 obi el itt ae was here that Mr 4 his ankle. ; - , “The shooting of = 7 All 7 ° bors Dr - | a : ys among them—and most of! Williams was absolute M /. i) Last Fire Horses on Their Final Run : WABASH AND [them calied to see how their = FAMILY FIGHTS DRY “ 2 . | bare stood. Not one expressed fessors, “carrying oe TI 4 sania ; lack of confidence in Betts.” A heutene safe at oe ‘Or f F ogee | res svoncecwomanctonnsemnarenegunmnsnsoomn | j | Betts failed while securities i ern Chinese ty Pe See 7 | \general were in an acute state of) @ pers : | depression, but shortiy thereafter) , Gown and Aeliberat ‘his holdings began ro rise. .Wheel- . igners |‘hroush the forcheag, ? St ES “s | Chikess at oan ae bY oy ép | €& . ; ; | (er said, adding that it is unusual! : ity like all others, one °-ty tag U 4 eB ; 7 | for a bankrupt estate to gain tn [talian Woman’s Ankie Frae- sa | ¢ | ' ; Vaiu but such ba DPE Hie his ; . +? — ; 2 4 , a yx | Ri as ae ——— | tured and Officers Are Bitten and Struck : “While this was oa 2 Added With- 3 a % . ' ~ * ean ees 3 “f & - om | aiture Whee! eid. . bea | Tae eeedicnn 28 f0ing on qumugament ie ce ~~ SS 3 x, 5 f& | ; iis Se: clues bickaaekeacaar —— snoine ap Hotel &t Hislakwan, epg gilt Knowledge of St. | ii@Miaamuummrarss i. enorme mem) | COMPromise Plan Depends John F. Betts Reinstated @S |. California ebert nad euaranteed| Five members of af Italian tam Sea beat se foreigners thet eal . . Representatives : q | , 2g sat ~ oS : y ig t Bs Concurrence of Group Member a Louis for $43 00 when the bonds un- prohibition agents ~ orking “under sie mos E ante. They wile Sealy Kill Measure. kg ote ee le | of Property Owners Near) Stock Exchange as Result “°° 1i,auiu' Wud‘aurin (Soret ig aula, anarer® ip panion-| tended tbe chi: DM se 3 | J . eX. Crossing in Parkview. of Hard Work. i tdtton of terete nad aacotel onucete ae. see mee | o '$89.970. Amorg the assets wtsithe rear room of a store at 2218 two civil- ; : ‘said to her: ‘Yor’ : 7 ; he, oes 4 eigners here. ’ , ah a “a ¥s : ' iin ite ile , troops so Sea re. We'll kill ¢ x ERATION é . S$. a , : J ‘ : Representatives of the city and Phe financial comeback of John ee , rs geet — : ; of oS . ; o>. VB » . nae ’ : 5 “ es , tice to ay. derla red themseive e | in the S Sec urit y Bu sil, Air al ‘ C! Trustee VA hee! tes Mae approved ' mere hant. ; is c ife, Mary. nis son. ; is on ’ ; - but give her 20 ; a : . . : ‘ Noa or- | m nut ‘e ‘ . rm an . ‘ 5 be es eee i wn AR ria % DP ERGOT er Ge * a r ; They _ allowed the bid to} z ‘a “Ff Fo Un ]- e : a : 3 i Ra . : ee. tue om ; es pote Pm. BAR a nk Se pie : read v to ray re - _— 5 oF aka Feclet “7 | ace 2 4@ Toe 1% vaare oid a nd his two = | , ie & £8 ae | 3 Dig Meee Seg SE: See ere 7 gree upon a compromise | ip 1921 with liabilities o: 2.000, | ee ee eee —— : 5 ; vo ARAN i ee i Se So Betts continued business in the; daughtera, Mrs. Eigie Ray and ? ermbership in tite Stock ;-|Chonteay avenue, yesterday. after- SO a GS OR re -+: Aether BO ag HON AN Mine EN ln et APL LI LG A A NGOE AID AERA LEIS! RG RES EA OEE AE OE Ae PEN NORE EE SMR OILED Ie we : sp aah re at a rt ‘ eee? 5 yaar en Ne aie PO Nh me Prt ges SR RN A: SN A EE NS ONE AYERS ele Ante «ig ey rescue ;he. D -de et” - : x x yg Rode land ing ry en, too, hid in : ” Consent Would Be | pen, where 1] te. ‘ Og oN Se Ss 2 conan Serie % . ; * Ste 3 ne eget aes LU | Was signified wit l€ u - ” : : > 4 o retu “n ; a of them _ a ' a ; acinar ee a oye - SF es es ~ 5 he KA : ~ r x na en ; tis eg oe, Tie over De ln : + : enietasi an fh} Stiile, bry ing hack nh is offi: e} nirs. Virginia Sordon., on the afi ' ei T ° PS OS ta gS LO nee a pe in ea aE Yet Re eS a oS Rien. Cae oto ve sImMar ross ‘4 . nent janAta« . , ‘ , : =T. ra been killed except chen a =a ; * - to ake It U : So ae a i gi ees ie eee 2 = PR ROMER EN * oe ae vs , eos en s % Deas ee Pe Pesca iy a cross) ne, WIL? a j Hient ‘ esle! day => a : ti equipme nt from { he trustee, Rn y hy: p of interfe ring wit 5 fz ederal nt ahead | b - p ) a an BF ee +4 ‘ an a a % ie ao i Ee ‘ a os foot cleara - = ' ee i os : - arkamen an CenaEe. . of Regular Order. - Herre sate cet é : ; ee RES nig 3 ea secgeses a caes The compromise plan could not! reinstated as a member | had gone up, and the used tinoleum/! Ray, who resides at 2042 Park ave- ' os : : : BS oe : sa * a, xe een roth oe me ¢ “ sii : : ie >”. ; ‘ : oil " . Beginning the See PN ee ee $e a ae Bens rs og Soo. Ra! Sos s f jbe placed in effect withon+ the! ‘mbership in th ex: 'on the office floors was appraised nue ane happened to be *% isiting " ‘ oe e se "ye nie ‘ a ain ; ke’ . i wot BE an Gf itdi 4 Li}e@ - S Add A fii tf ne are on _ 5 $ . eT _ land sold to him at more than be’ Mrs. Bordon, next door, to the ld to pick | unboats alro sa 0 ved the # concurrence of a group of property | *@8Ppended automatically when th t anode POrty | r fails Sire ~thad paid for it when new. Moncarda store when trouble start- r fa Suspensic | : ISpension is fractured left ankle, 7 ‘ a ” y : RN, ¥. Nan nS p> eat ae weliggaaty ‘foreign postoffice officialg qu. dkeed City Correspond- | @ St es a * 2. sith pgs el uaa oe is eceineteaatis ae teen : hidden in the postoffice gigi agefthe Post-Dispatch. - >. e 87. «er oe ag | owners near Delmar crossing end | oniv when bankrunier | He has been a broker in St. ed. suffersd a embers of | crowd outside yelling Rr amen: N CITY. March 26.— : ge ge : is aA Se ae = = Be TR a be si : ee ects i the fj eihen dk ot im ecie | aii ees “_e nee -he was connected with the Drum-| Hoge and Pau! Gill, had gone te there whs’ “American navy men ahnaesae Pe sn atom y Gat Se ee ! “ /% ' “ : i was) v — wey ported ith iertvy assescemen! The conferener | SR sie. ee -operation of his! way near Chestnut street on Fe into the fignt. t ,as reported here te A. ments repo! Lec in Wita i¢€ rty assessments. 2! ‘ 7 4. roO > ’ bo " . . * 4 : : z ¥ ; ry) ryt diate ar fig » + ) b+ , . ui . r = ™ . be : : , E : : ao = ; rent ’ farm Pa ' r) ~f ot e* : ot : # 2 ae ” a es . Z ‘ : PAL Jia l ric ALLO ney as ay P sa/ . Tt ck on the; chow, Stated that mettberg g 207); nts t»% 4 pel ent , 2 jee, i anA etn eae “ ee Qn: Fear lv. Who advocates a9 @& “ = 7 i \ : Mi be M =. Ra vy. aft Cit v Hiospital. said I ae ' e | s = . . ‘ ’ . as ca { Ss ° Bet See & i kisactd BY. 4 4 a .Oe5 ay ' ie “ > : ere: Ss, or in ‘the drug : bil} “ id would be erPessar ba an OE AO ; } ‘ property owners west of Delmes 2 stop h el ping to siteai hten ‘ ers held up four men In e rus rs. : yer t « elmar | sp, store of Joseph Hamilton, 141 we knew! Clayton, 54 years old, drgqmmsit Line before an election {, gg Ch aig ies tigating the ha t mu (o. 25 engine nt Sixteenth neled affa . P - scsinr e: 1¢ thev ~ OU a foronr ae ls + Je ; cros , said ther wou r the “lissouri avenue, East St. Louis, : ‘ ’ + - . i oa = | Ss 7 At - pr \ . > ‘ F . hy es f The shelliaz| The Associated Press ts exclusively ee fT ne nek eae : eh ee ee eee lurder 18 ‘4 | made, but ror the benefit of news; ee trainmen have taken the po-| ’ 4 aplendialy | me one for republication of au news i Bits likely would prevent | ‘Transit veiopn , oe CESElig have been committed 14 Gz. sidlaeall sition that they would not consent ° cre t to t or “or otherw ts i 42% é £2 ee 3 — " — Try ,os e 1] : Py! ‘ F : a ' ; 24 P ‘ ret t apese : Of rs “ io C ra ; : s . J ae * ? ¥. the attack | newspaper and > the local sews _ oo OF B Suwa!) vost Pome : be Recta pCR A SLICE LOE aS will Hh : - |to less than a 22-foot clearance at ere enabled | Mitcher Renin bao a aise Ag hes muis. The city’ resel BP ruby init ed, Sm said. and} hecuuse of the condition of poth |@Way from points of vantage @8/ Delmar. In the present session of pee the wail Subsecriptiof Rates | by mail, in " moe hearing : . horses pounded west to EHight-; the Legislature, their protest de-| (aily and Suldasy. ome FOr. ....6. r de ° part men t had ; mise set tlement, but no def! {tf te ; De rs tT) co mr | pit tor ize step was taken towa rd A confer- Pidinen‘s Lud tah “ * | Pa — a si ; ae 3 — , : ae: the expe ive ¢ a Le * ; t hi — aif 1} } ; ific bs ’ : : soe? . 4 : : : ; —- hate eiica ' i .> re Pf ~ he ~ | é s —- ~ * our es ' oe nae f "ers As “? 2 ’ 2 ; ix? Pnth street. “hep 2a pa use case back to the State Public | > ANIN Site an undercurrent 0: steninis “Phan i iad Si . LDYEING & CLE “sg i HOR se : ae : ) : ‘ope a iround hil erowd was she |Service Commission for a new or- | ' : a mt s ‘ + Fees , : by — ‘ 14 , —— — ’ . les s : . aiid “—* ar a ne iaSt run Was Lilt) . | . * iad | » LA Pent ft ' i ; 1c ; a ‘ a s i a " . .- eae ys : uo _ conference discussion re- | mox conta fhe new ac ne He! r Tre The ‘ oD ie , a | ~ y ' c Oo proper'yY: Seventeenth § street riil Rerfied by th a ; Fe ee saa ; ne jewelry | deeds nth s volved about these two points of | Sic e ' ~ see LU: — “4 . . . : if F p ‘ TT? Se. ¢ ery ; : 4 . - 2 — :,,™ 'uncertaintv—the attitude of the | Mallowing the en rin — ye wee + wat | na tilte were taken oO! i] wert ih. c Fatt vin gs gE eae al DLE Ay sh st : The dt ‘oO fable ha : | hee! | property Te ee by | PAlterioon niv 1: — wile om renr seen OR enis oo CG ‘= ve stoi eats in eo : ll o PR eras a set f ‘eakfast, an vera: rOOds | The motorized fire service today | Barly: and the attitu of the} a -* . a". . * * ~ al * -_ A . ; , . ; St. as 7 years of chang- | ttainmen. for whom no one pres- | Outs u Thi anes "ita, at ; ona © —\? or? ae it) fe 4 . _ : . ‘.* 4 4 ae ‘ . ~ id . r re ee . , 4 hie : . .¢ a. > recy? a - lal tity Q) : ‘ee So i} n the de partm rif (ent could speak. There was no ar- ; Frown: rs. up to last nich! -- ye pai : ect ™ ow Semmens hy ity fficials | nok «. ; whisk rund 1 256 horses and 49 fire com-|sument between the City offciats | — “7 , : : . Espoke, in opposition to the TWQ MEN SHOOT EACH OTHER nies: Manian Sean —— = mt cantata ngiland Mat R Biewn, attorney tor the They wooed the same lady, did Col. Edward Codrington Carrington and his brother, ‘oday, | Wabash, as both sides were willing Campbell Carrington, and the Colone! won.. Everything went smoothly for e the hearing : | and Mrs. Nevers came pu * was purchased. Poday, Pals aie TO DEATH ti} REV 'OLVER FIGHT asi rom Chicago ahou =a oe ee coe acing iar ee time, or appeared to, at any rate. But then the Colonel found a letter brother 4 after _ . Mo... vear aco. Thev are’ known ¢ | truck com pz there are 53 ment of last year. e ss : Ot Kans af | gece = “lt Had Attempted to Arrest Man property here, but letters’ pumpers, 10 pitta trucks, 18 | Those at the Meeting. Campbell had written to Mrs. Col. Carrington, and when the brothers met again, a is liv ané St. wi tio i ‘ . ‘ = é ‘ o ++ ° "gf or. 1) | . i. ¢ >» we t} e . ~ . bo B the original bill, and acl for Driving When Intoxicated. und on t 7 irucks, two water-power | - Those tin the conference were the walking sticks became dueling weapons, Campbell went to a hospital, Edward to his al | and tack ; ,, ': been pressed for funds! tractor towers, 14 supply trucks | Mayor, City Counselor, Early : club, and Mrs. Carrington to court. The unusual story of the Carringtons’ fall- DAL, bey Seta ter PP rees ™ . A tter Smith ee ie. NE ‘ i. 4 , 1 > 40a © ricci Fe a : . ce Liy, ee " oe a . ce : i @¢h 34 S 4 EF * . . . i. lo. Mareh 3 ST ‘the Board of Public Service, En- ing out will be a feature of the next Sunday Magazine of the Post-Dispatch. - i been file ui} ith hy eu ii ali , Ai >} ye 3 Tsk ¢ v iTOW ! . : had Pe! ucned, i? anotner Nicht Marshal at Ke w Madrici. the man’s bodv tndicated) service ae lir nits ’ +} : rry> ‘ rtw : . / * * . 4 ” wae On the proper " MADIER] “¢) recentiv and 14 speedsters for department ! Brown, Haid, President Kinsey of Sih aah NI ‘sha a °@ r, : , 7 ‘or 4 . 7 > on 7 o ¢ M i« ; ‘ ii «> chi ' . 7 c . 4 . hame nis + Ke iuainz ‘ , # rs . : : bir, ry? oper vv Za) i} li ¢é "2 t 1? ¢ Provided by Bom issue. cineer Bowe : int Kinsey P office 1 bd ¢ ® | we . 7 P . it * cLil . ; rr? ’ ’ : | , . 4 rand St. Joss Pal ana ns , ryt or 2. TY hine Letters from rroeatest part of the change | and aenoeiat City Counscier Senti | tha perts ‘ purcha’ 1e D ; “3 a : L iO7 an election ‘) SN atte wae Pin. . at A 7 27 . NT a 7 7 i? e 9 bond issue of ei hae A hich appro- mar possible. but did not eensider | men and women who ae 2 project. This re- seat Pike on a charee of driving | had a sister in Evanston, MNl.. but) priated $772,500 for Fire Depart-|{r economical or good engineering. | A Coleattil nos E. : ; cum : songs ; 8° Of ment purposes, jG possible the ! as compared ‘ith the city’s orig an amendm fTit, proposed ia e - " bone st lien l letter sien . Alice, ~* wi neer’s . not et away during - " » Tequiring appr i ; = as : sag saat a Re ee . s % ‘SSE ‘ vive her tina: name. eompiete ot ization of the serv- inal 1&-foot plan. The engi: rs 3 . ote he seat sees Bi me 5 agi : -- an ae ee ; iCe. J bou aie 1 } “ire ' *} g fienri: 7 On 2 ] ki h 3 oe Majority of voters. | 2H anne a ane mi O00 of me 3 wines show tna 7. u ar an ing ours. a ” . . 2 sind ya! : " « ‘ ef a aa a ree BUSINESS MEN ASK martimen itern has now been j gr: de of wad more than %'s per & : rye in MALLET § J a - py : satin cuttin on hamidinaedn set eae SeSeeeeceeeresteeece The Sulu Princess Although educated at the Univer- sity of Llinois, returned to her na tive land, and has taken up again the ways of her people that she may ‘‘restore their freedom,’’ as did ber grandmother, whom the armies of Spain could not defeat. The story of the Princess Tarhata wil) be an- other feature of the next Sunday Magazine of the Post-Dispatch Swishing a tail full of poisonous gases, the comet Pons-Winnecke will pay one of its periodical! visits to the earth, and though it may graze this planet, nothing more se- rious than a brilliant display of fire. 2 20-foot viaduct would start ‘ dendinen requir . e Sah ; a hs ' 4 Trice xl per Tea Sie ne ca SARE — .SENATORS TO RECONSIDER 1 the la ‘ix weeks about 306 !on the east of the crossing, about > A of ol f ; thea Persh aed "The ‘ ter, ‘ . ‘ : . thetu'e racd os ermred ,r. D t “aa €6fronting the route of pn gare aaa il aaiathes ther fire horses have been retired, | in front of th rsnine Savings Departmen ese | tke aaitiee 40 the ovenins ORRICK REJECTION 0ther fire horses have bee | | the Pershing Nee eee ; before the city .,. ” Te ee ee oe , SiS? , me Park Depart- | whi an Rae fa! an electior 1 on the proj- ;, . * eet , | ' ied ‘ % Continued from Pare Cone. nent. ‘Bere the four who made o . considerably oe riner we 0 - : Ev ‘ if 4 “a F ‘ . ; crn”) todu - Tom SSSSSHERSE ree eee eeeeeseeeetaaseaes SOROS TES CCHS R REE EREE ESE EEE SEE Sy ebeccnes 0? : . id wet discussed in the hear- legrning tha 7 had ad received many ictters and tele- the last cul E a 2 : and Jerry have w vorked side bv side un iia ia He said hose cart for seven vears. | Pledge of Railroad Renewed. . . Bedce or tt. iq. | turned to his hon po mere osinengag nah: B works is expected. Just what will - . oO tt, Smith = said, : the appointment $e theae | * : . . : “ rt >t _ 2 —" : ae ae y 4 } ; ~ f fy “2 i} or > rye § O E BOATMEN S CPT with the commit- | es " ; th a small! messages would have no effect andi ,' nd Strawberry, both in the | Brown, for the railroad. repea' oe take place when the heavenly vaga- “2 ori. re : intended to select the ap 'service about nine years, 7e the assurance which was placed in . f } wor neitnat ne in ‘True i BEerect tHe aie : worked together for only iwritine tn the earlier compromise aa -_ ~~ teaevry ’ . as ie eee ::.-/ .. . . a City’s represe ntatis . ° . 4 advantage of the act , s. Pike Was | Th ‘DEARBORN Non-stop ibash—in fact, he was rather sure |& Society and Club A ews, Women’s Features, Automobiles, Radios, - neal ate inibiataiinnceataate nee allies dime SOSHe Eee eee eee eeeeeeeees > Leeeeteeees NTII M 3 = No effort was made to | 85 Siruck three times. | ; a st K 4 it wou! ot be. | % # : U rj P. : 3 WO cities from under - struck tw ice. all steel traiis eae po nauk ee elie | Sports, Rotogravure Picture Section, Color-Roto itt w we t | | ty's oar e the Ho HAVE j ‘ whether the present officiais of «= Magazine News of the W orld E BO TMEN’S © Mesmen: nS WOMAR REPORTED 10 |) Ly. ST. LOUIS 12 Midnight . . Ar CHICAGO 7:40 AM } | the Wabash could bind the road -* A as ’ ci it ° be ahs “ i'never to seek permissicn tc raise K Bee cos: oth gag e WALKED INTO RIVER 2 Other Fast Daily Trains ; Perfect roadbed —no stops ep its tracks. The Mayor argued that. : : . if : > | i 4 iy P - if. ~orunls , ae = es ° IONAL BAN fe ee benefit district chat | PooePrints Lead to Bank ot Mircem | The “CURFEW” route. Roomy club-lounge car: ff 10) 0 Cate ication. and Prerge THE BIG SUNDAY : but None tiadicate e for oe eo | ? & Olive Sts. a en: Bot oro — limited the = em |B Lv. Se.Louis9:45p.m. Ar.Chicago6:45a.m. midnight luncheon and break view of the ratiroad’s commit- . . Corner: 7 Broadway 3 ; it tine perty abutting the: cee shhh anther’ at ne | The “LA SALLE” fast. Sleepers ready at 10:00 p.m ments. the Public Service Com mis. | & 3 ‘Oo Not more than | é rewe lin 8 : ‘ | + Has withstood every — 6 COOf the This | of Morgen street at 10 a. m. | ical -iuaaniediies: : in Missouri. ~ ; es cost. ; feot . | | , crisis since 1847 including the Civil War oe . A — revised by the | todav toid Patrolman Lyoerr of the City Ticket Ufhce ee made progress om the ; the hearing. to: Carr Street District. who © ent to 222 North Broadway, Phone Garfiela 72k dpa , et ode | ; — » & YS @ssessments - 40. nvestigate that 2a woman had ) Union Station. Phone Main 4706 | = Mavor said « nen Earty — sto it Sets the Pace JIRCES OVER 25,000,¢ Pee ee 8 the cos: encase dtc Bina the Maaiedewt River|. wm! SERPOSD, Cow ligt .Peateiag: | Fae OseL ESS BOOTS go over the engineering plans. The ? i $ least _— isp: gs The amend-+4 smengie into we Mississinp - Pnone Garhelo 7208 I: wi ss @ al fi Mavror and City Counselor both : : _ _—_— " ¢ what proportion and disappeared. : a Re i ake - . , enk saia ther wished to show tha Pent shal! he asseaeed i There were footprints on the bark CHIYCACO & EASTERN-AJIL Cee mem amer @«ty was trring te end the Delmar. re- feandiock - mtting oropert v. tending inte the river and sone City’s tentative pts: wortiit

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ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, SATURDAY EVENING, MARCH 26, 1927 PAGE 4 . : | SCHOOL BOARD SELECTIONS. : a x te Fae ST.LOUIS PQOST-DISPATCH | SAVE THE POLICE DEPARTMENT. | The Executive Committee of the Citizens’ Schoo! - fe a ci The Pulitzer Publishing Company C. Orrick for membership of the Board of Police | ese ¢ | eee ; =F i din ~¥¥4 » + ; _So ® as PS} j har 110 ito . 2 4 ee ais: e -: a ee Se ' : Ki oi ig. ¢ dis- wrong, whether by predatery piu- . * 5 : esos organization whose function is to act as a toe rat S39 ‘ : ate - sete of . a, ‘ , ig ) tecracy or predatory poverty. ‘The gamblers and the lawless element generally want ee oe , n a “i ies 100 " guide to the voters in their choice of school board | rt: We ‘er’ ; —— » ily conscious of > “ to “>% : SPSS . Thee Ek Tha tes tas ’ sith Mes ee pee ae MB i Bh oma Dy é 4s THE POST-DIsPATCH PLATFORM. ee ee ee I know that my retirement will Let us understand theroughly what the Orrick re- i ee a a ee > ne oo , Oe ry aprien 7 x ae, Ne i ee ee af ay Acthe: cy 4:2 ealeds abate: ae cee oe ee oe ee ee a Stl fr JOSEPH PULITZER. ‘the kind of man in the Police Department who will ’ oe aM April 10, 1907 s da __ | members. e committee has no axes to grind and comeone drop his y not only meet the demands of the politicians for |™ Ae i aa me : forth. a naked xm i Te wee Boeke 00 law - has only the public welfare at heart. This being true, pend stand forth. 2 naked | Spolis Oi ents u ril iINnK tC jawiessnes : ae . ry ft theuz’ — “We: - +6 - j , ae a peculiar weight attaches to those whom it has se- + eS, ‘ ‘st | Mage. can ot rr ee , ee ceeerecy 00 Srenk Col. Orrick and nis hone ft . a ae ge * ‘ een committed, ‘lected for indorsement. om oe a | : : + chame will be fel direction of the Police Department extends be ' x ae sit nt sep RG P Soy : ; . a shame will be frit rypoe 8 a Eee ae rT } and The immense importance of electing the highest trpe Beng — -—~ — me silence. The me en ress of the author the limits of St. Louis t has the co-operation o eR 7 , euls F ee es re : t ep _ . .. . (of men and women to the School Board, of course, 4s . : that lg: are funda must eccompeny every contribution, but the group of shady politicians and office holders Im ce Ge especially true since one of the a. 4 “Re 3 > iegincer’ Deep within » ‘ ‘ ; . : - is E . a 4 i1isS is : 8 ii ] Si ii i el - P, ‘ = 5 - ; . . * : os a4 om Fequest will not be published. Let Jefferson City who are trying to use Gov. Bi and bauities te to tndare the rieht hind of ber a. - : — p> . .* ss ¢ a . - ters net exceeding 200 words will receive to make sure of the control of ali the o! S 4 The job i sok sini eee ’ . ae ‘ ag pieguided. there @ a; : ee a i 0 Stand tc Lae job is a on . ae : > i mein 2 ee as auyene mniay preference. institutions in St. Louis to solidify Repabt can rc. ‘4 Se) ye | ae = = ginceri® . mn: yan ocneatt s _ ; pated - , st elements i t carries no compensation. Much responsibility is Sal el } Bia: Fmegsing the Mot tt | Peanut Politic= Pa oe weewers Of Che Worst Clements in attached ee. Fes “ : R , - Board whi t th me ti xt: uve and integrity Woo beleves tii 1¢ Police De- | by cos = : 2 ae a. Hives in a world im WhLe 4 @ Same time ext ’ - +t | iS As : 7 | | : ' | ; rtment should | strict! 1 ose of eee ) Ags eS at — cae Ze) bis own cousciousness ¥ pa .* me DD ~ 0 u Xs ve 4 “ 3,4 = &- C a _, i i. . f. . ; . 5 ~ ; é is a handciasp of friendship to the reignin oe 7-5. ia ai _ >. i? . 7 ; “ ~~ 7 2 . ee : r — and unpleasant as . (i.e | Goi a . y r Dass - > a mn a : . mn : *: _ = 3 : : . , . ‘ ww i : = ; a 3 @ a ; ‘ az : inaeceasible to the third-rate micks publican City Committee and ail its henchmen over Ai€ (he Danks sis ; Se ee Rs . s 4 ee 2 = — wl ee .* oe ‘. & ALAA . 4 i iaaet . ‘ , i ae ti . * ?, ‘ — ~ ' o 7 4 : . . 7 > - : 4 é. ‘ + 7 . : . ‘ : s 4 ; . . i = - P - loyally sought to save their fourth-ra the rejection “ a. Orrick boded ill for St. Louwis. . tao wit rome E : eS Fees ; | | : ry a . ;, oe a some great fact ef nature mick friends from th 2 re h: They are reseda green. which is correct : > ae 2. = hn ao > oo 5 eae : a ae ma pd some" hing his office. But unless ee Sota ea wir a a Mere SRA fae FE eS or 3 “ : pt oe - tne recdoud $2 Gui fi at sre SS Mp Se ee Oe ee Sr A Sa eR ee eee : —. - : : ’ {Sa \ aa -« so aroused, continues. any grief or iOSS Ol Sit A = & > . ; : 3 ~ : > lier : gs : . 4 : ext south nd I - ‘la th 4 ~t a yee oe et ae oyalee ON . : bs ~~ or >. lr 3 f be 2 senate comm union + « 7 Fe it Fr > +, +s "ve? Fey ' ie? 8, q . 9 ee a ee sii 4A 44 hia “ © ‘ . . —- * : + : . . 4 $ A , . ‘ Ls giad to De cone Wild to yield to the pressure ¢ . ~ >” > “4. ; Ly eS a EPS _s; - ' , est Y. of serving the people, and happy t e 4) : : hiliside tb i] pe th ut ¢ he s BPS a: “4 eee eee Aa f= 2% a al : oe £ ; "aap dnl ras ‘ed bitmal carts in that group. OL SOrvVilig Liit’ >} am, APR Atak)’ ~ ey the Senate cfands J he 1 10 nf a ic] 22i5'UT Lut AX ANeass 4 44 —s VM - 4 aes ON 29 ber rn" rt ae ed ‘ : . ‘%a Vi ; > ae me = ap digs shy ee | es ef If the Senate stands ine 4 XL Re : : i. ee on ee 2 TA 4 | , es : “a "4 ba Goes “5 th anyone © sho may fee! "hat ness that his hands & question whether the Governor coul si ss se ea a Pt es te sage Nine ay Sateen met ke ae ar : : : . > k 7" a ats 38 som: ae in the forege- | by too intimate centact im by making a recess appointment xceptiona! “ered Ssope tie fifst Gdisi ~ aSHIDS thelr Oris: ty “gone are > ame ro. tae 5 : tee = ee a tte Deutsch hae written | ~ +}. a ° ’ . — —- ‘ Siti ii a i iitt ie hit a _ 4 th 2 : WO } ih} ct } la ? ; - _ Y " : ’ . * : : : + - onhtke any other ak, ste - iy * + "aie, Bik. strde-ttregie ada cas « sgeead th sie ame ay a ; ; oad ‘ : . Bhd eae ints ODL eos guar. ase) PK, Maps y Sn. NSN CaN RIOR Katerich nd Moy ht ey 24 clans. And this is denied the f- situation confronts the Go « : : a” ot ia pes Mg . ay bai nit Le nmnors he dee : LS Se a or ; , BP oe 4 ‘ . : 4 saa ie ‘ie & > i é : ‘3 4 is qu ar See Weer be justified by » sree es acto Ig RNC : soaca tee ee SS ae Rees oe ah ee | Sy 4 "Sie fiction that this writer Ht Pee on : eR ‘ ae ; ing public sentiment. Spring. Woen toe mas ppieé Di0Oems. r DEC oS ailmos il “ ~* 7 if Peat my 4 r 5 3 - ‘ ae Sr) ay - e a , $e now. It ™ suffi : : tl , > ne of “a9 T) Ls t ne sco! : aa * : : = 2 iv a a x ’ e Br ae b> £ er, Be: ' ates and ' awe — ——---- -#ee--——___- —- ‘ain these days when the mere thought of bock beer i — > Sree at 3 . “e: e -. ori il. byra! : hinaams . ME Le . ? rat ‘ } ae ; we irs ~ eteae - Ti ~ 4 : . 7 ; ~~ ar ; j ee’ biy sin:pie. A house- ‘ , 44 s List awh iit i= ‘ : - ~-, ..* ¥e - > ea res es Pics : 7 i ee edie «ie pg SNS —S : a, at party is described as seen Strand t P for Orrick. Careiuiy @S it Migar. owevyv sation: * roan 4 Saeed et 250 ee _— hee! aes a ttre : the inner -onsciousness of ’ i a ers — . . . i ‘ : Loe . ’ “ a ’ . by es ao oy | t, . ’ _ — 4 ¢ » i» = — 7 ~ ss , WwW" HY ail tme Pejoicing over tnt ith ic s at this matter the other Wav avout. aye. Sr ses . Ab iesidee a , _ . mids Ves aX 6 Pi 3 . The progress of the h . . ' ‘ ; rr} F se : live and endure a = 2 @ : f 4 rT . t ' “€ ) iti ri 42s ‘ 3 ™ S00; -s s # “. Pees ; ae : * Rog “ a RNR a ot ff rood star’ | ‘ t . : er in aceerdance with My, rejoicing, and they are the ones w rm is ‘omer iad ve “Mi LO a E00 — ; ; ur Y > . ‘7 . « a * ; ‘4 = - c + _ hit . . ; 6 ae “ Tas ps anal ig ass , eT ay re a + Toni = 2 eompensatio a ee + ee 3 Mrorid of the person view- , ” S. "% wer 4 iri ” ign zg D, tawdry and fis« iki a SS © 5 >] li) } ; 7 e .»* 1 i iti >} ’ ‘ * rr) rs "; n > c vuntry to Orrick'’s appeint Legisiature no have power 1 , - re LN OTT | wit a ae or saad sa eee oe 7 ™ MEAICO’S JOB OF SAVING HERSELF. ‘ odies of th worthy officials a: heir ~ si a ee ee eee tines cay op aa mn cageitirnams | si tah eo FREDERICK [PLCH in t ‘entury | not win. They are a hardy lot, these met henchmen who wil} ae : - —~ oe ue. he Greek al hey id Th -r tne OOnCaAY im pours it warmth nd cheer intc ee a Bh res a aaa ss inter seas T laughed at leve, aaa iin tis aah wieenibien Sa LSS TE OE rete ee en eR a a SRR re riceetag SOP Los ae Ween | ES agentes | I scoffed at love, en aus lie: WE sen bave never beard in-tering the throaty) PR eee Bowseapers of Mexico print THE HAPPY HOME. | I mocked him allt The voters RE PERE eS IM 3 .¢ orsa. : mans 1s. Li ni r 2 i in ng the throat: pecial ; devoted to agricultu oe | The casement low oy bewalling the fact tr creoked iit) ; x ek : i 3 . a Bs : ae wits . ee a er mf j s “4 gait Sia eye Fs : +, la | ‘ bins sia - toe . non Se . I courted love, “sae i lif t fer _* ha been any idealistic, sincere, moral man acce oecheca Saic: . LOW! 9 : e725 eR eS ; ee ee a oa ce eee — 5 | ast . ee * e e re * i * ; ss , i I fe ed love, * : § ‘ + iets York : any public office, when the rewa: is “The Roman id : ) L 4 ‘ e: oli ate! as cll - “a ' I praised him loud am } the : cemagure and constant adverse criticism, «p:. ptovcenoce * en Es —— Pig as a tha ap ami Se ee ee My chamber door I Ramm ee ‘after devoting ti Bae ou sage ' sates — at dinette en vi the Gevaters were oroaccast (nro EARNEST WILLIE, SINGED CAT. | But when 3 or Se ti me inierwoven. , hig? Was not Impressed Dy (tt rombone philesoph y . _ a ' ——- me repudai 1 if educaliona rive rt vt . “ rer-Sun. i ee Was on Mareh !°. when | ach tme indian hot is of radio r: _ memafel better known a8) . eS > os ~ -—— + oe oo F : 7 4 se 2 = | t a * i = 2 >. ce £5 : Fan Oa ene eS office? It’s “i behind our capable ffictal: nd sho the Greeks, oO could Ssilde ‘aii at will «and t is said now that Americ: ‘as really discovered ee EG, s ‘ ee ng a Page = ene igi Mer stra ek Py ii Rev. the “Earnest Willie” Upshaw, | ° . oA 3 the radio tans ef the -. Ku Klux Klan | Charges that the Chinese m1 Pi med his magnificent we stance ior rood eee “Ti Yj i Vie \? rr) ”. _ _* ed \. = ’ ’ . + . . 4 °* ‘ ; *h s 2 . ; ef thanks to Mr. Orrick for his splendid ee SORe Of merals postulated by Col. - they will make it suckers, we will admit due to the fact that the Saal Mal of the Motion Picture.” « Pe, * oe ©" Eee is . > 3 - . : " . , sila ; : — F ; _ ite + . , i me paae Be nae WwW i > . . ’ ’ } + : 2 ee cy os oo } tak ok oo wig — 4 rip pa : a Le ; he ei; . unselfish werk is due him frorm t city ie Romans, . . . aes a nieteaiaie di ws .ea, Alt ei. Ol | F , $10,000,604, He had of St I ewis ie a hy urmble apo) eV th t > : — ‘ 4) Set. - 3 ’ : r} Se tne r n rT} . - " 3. ij . a ‘ ‘ a i= is agai ae eee pantalones nei % ? ) ; ' th ars : Post of | it would not at et meent of the Fox Film i as : ek commercial and labor attaches have beet Ce naan tkathnw a mn esiaee oa, te, ee fen.” who started with “a PELALIOUSOIP OL ©: © power | MU OLIS esazes me Sees a ae . - ny oe ita; James ollomen, associate ed- is ’ +h that 2 ’ ‘ , Commercializing Beethoven. amen 7 Se Dix ie : ra lamecg t L xican aS! | le. Ce ne ee soon agian ee satememe : me wali” theater in Brook- Ts the Eai tor orf ibe } “* Liapat bh THE TRIBE OF BORAH i? ~ * * es . ‘ : Pa \ n i J J 4 ‘ “ i - - bane e824 We é Ja - oe! i} wat i Ss aa 4 4 ci : ‘ « J ; - os as i. : , ‘ at 2073, a nd Repre- is “-ommon.’ ‘ “i : ae ‘ azo. acquired centrol ” » | ’ ; oc: y ‘a to - : 1h) F fie nn . T .% ; t «= > x on =" Ms La tl > iaitls OQ ‘ bid ' ae i _ " , — _ HE centenary of eet) er leath 1 P ' Ube verween tee rali i tae pudiic. Like t t ODS an L. le ad 1 she — = ee Sy theater vesterday. The i \ && a > * ‘ , ; . Pe | ; = T) Ree) ww Re j ' babes > . .* oo - _—. aa 3 ~ "1 , os - : ; 4 ’ > ; . . ANE ™ , = ' ; , . ~ SERA Or Fess Of Valu Das itling:y PaiGg Senator perro of rears ago it will be directed araing n travel to gain a place i 1e fan parC uss L Wi somon | A professor of f y reported, involved $15,- . Bora D 4 handsome Com pliment . ™ i 4 has BL Dd re] Te Par oO My > miu«h : [4+ va sre it th 7 “e) © ua ' ‘s rie is 1Q lou whatev: t emi to tit Lf i (aa 5 nes Le : recor?r rd of the th ings pees ie a throughout the music world. is in dire ¢)- Borah,” the Ohioan is quoted. “t! on] Se sack ae : 3 , tha fexico «has rest y set ] fac . : . (ne greatest leaders eé south fg if some one will makeat bts mit of the maneurer. danger of doing more harm than gv« never have known about the lan a a i ee : | ! i job ¢ aving he If he ; + bu re talk about them, we shall @& Piss] Eroadway. Fox will to the memory of the great composer. licereasue” Paradoricaliy eae ) URE ee ee ee ee ee Se ce ee ee ee ere ‘vernal season. _ ‘“rst-run” Bouse on Nicaragua. Paradoxicalivy enough, thou; he state a eae be ie aes Pg as Pe which to Saladin a ee il ee eZ: aecordir he ssociat ress. he tol . os & Ss Rory wil ! @s secretary of the Beethoven Centen , a : . — ——" MAS Sabi — 6 2 *asues ' Je : pe “eke = a ace ; : SO a3 Ory will still be the; ” icD is - ‘ L . re is a iL hee it ‘ —_ ‘ is * = . . 4 : 4 r . = - rat 3 J Pe ro x A : pac? sh TF : ~ ar : Liiie aid ¥O i iki ae) L3 . ‘ te > ta re 3 nial Memoria! Committee I wish to s B . bOI companies, which have, by the clever prac- yey hee Baga Pee | : 2 iii RE eee ) Imaginary Ck tS " aod po spt been : " ' Oran s persistent protes ha ag Oliticai rehabilitation , ) oid os SEM aS Ul SHOT timist: =e years, ox described | that the Beethoven Centennial Memoria! Hee » . ces oO finance. been superimposed upon Optimist: You cannot oday amit oa . ; ; wublic s ment was roused and f 7 : nae uay 4 « @erewn: | Committee is Lid no 4 ay connected ; : eae Was at US€d ana oc . uaa ne oF 1; ins aT hheane Oe : ries h3 the smai! COT - TY > > a : i) , ; , ; : i iB hi His | ‘ e wr s oe : "9; . si a ‘ - i + =e aon & © * i ‘ a = \ Aw ‘ sa ~ asd 4 LY Se AS > aA : ; : = : a ° + é * 3 . : - ’ ej iN > : js i affiliated with any “Beethoven wee} Gministration’s bullying attitude towards a ak : ) | fF WICKED COMIC STRIP. a : oeeiimeiainte Wiis) sail Col. Orrick: A ist ie ee " - . . + . 7 a : , + “ cs Did a Ss. ty | ; MULE ei} , } ; . 3 . 4 . “ t ; , re ; - . . . . ; : “s* ‘ satis _ . > * % ’ 7 ga “-. ee x > . > 7 — &, 4 Lie DS re) } * ‘ ‘ : 7 Proeposi. ion. Neither re We Lo ' #1 Deiznoor. .ue€ Same May ode sa! Ps ou reli } : ow mA D.. al ; ' ' th ¢ Atian “anstitution now 4 nected with or assoctate: ‘ith } toe with Moving ic: aS wee ore ee ne ee ss [OR is relv a atter o! brant \ IT oshaw te ne | eoen ol - : urse, we do net gamda being put out te the press fer an ec of Pennsyivania showed that while it costs the com- In ne Jo kno oe ; ; nd | , i iiiiaatiati ossible connection, but just commercial exploitatio . oe Ve MUM Se. La., Le oenat CSS Of‘ nanies three tim aS much to serve the smal! con- putthiian of the frivalaun Warr Comm ad PIE Se ees a a t celebrate the Beat In a few days, rt Will be : : t nd? a uid 3 I ais . . ¥ Ti d lies PAL = Pe Prenons id .* 4 # t+ . +e ¢ In by > 4 , . vo " . » : te + On > | recht t+ —— a q . } 2 err’ oy om se ~ 3 | iJ vii Berlin compentll 2 oa er aa rate he Suid a> uf serve 4 ia ree if the @ rge to th 3S. Sag ese , fle - (ron) iii : igora ln ; Py tie gg “a : of 741s VW est. years since Beethoven shoeos fis tist at Borah would be m1 i, perhaps jailed. possibly «211 . | , ; his iteh-Suntin;: » LOOK nm ho SLE Per rho was © OF | ores | atter: . 8 ———*. has been ef re : a ee ~ $Maii consumer is oftes ) times as much. : . Kone sap ag aP NiR r Se : e.& 4: . . ected | u“ thundercioud an: d Gie'ad. MM ‘ uangzed., crawno and guartered. And that has heen t} si A; ' “ JVearilLlies ; rm mnie 7 aie ent ‘ ; By Se t } has © vs r °) 2uC : ee ead *he Vi issourt Athletic - eance of his life has been growing upon . ae | rrade Commissi a iS ce a ia a if the indie, ae a aie - Speaking of Beethoven. = ie be 4: a iM memoria: ex perience of the world he are earn 2 . . 4 et ~~ vv Case, Sido og 4 u0oWwW an inv estment of | ‘ ” ’ * ‘ - . - . maths ~ , — . xp ~* Pua — ‘ Be 4 i . oe. wrhid a of the Occasion Were ai way s re fT? ia Os et | 7th. ners nave acoptecd, the Borahs persist As t he sai ?. . e . oan - ; ( n : iy “ ] wre =t - th i} ren eo . . ( - tT} } sa 5 rT , " a ? laims . 4 : e See pata: neot - fa ds oot But the signs of commercialization are mstituted cuardi = s Bie ON ae x “-" Tian 000,000 im the majority stock of one top held. ig He ane eis eon Pes neh ——- hw eck in , : sy The Prison Board is conte h % rth) ye , , COHSUILUTeCd Zuardians justice. fai as the ele. : ; AA ~ Oris Str VitThow mich no Se] mS | Su an : re} 3 nites " ; _. ASTD on too prominent en our horizon to be ig- sl cated ‘ice, tairness and the ele- ing company gave control over scores of operati ‘N newspaper seems incemplete'te all «ht sania de Stan x i ieee takes. ag Bry ab be = rg: ? a 4 > — . * ae ¥ men Al Fir Cues rTnev Diary _ tremendo . Qo rt { +} aes ” ; . — ss ~? . ee . as 3 5 - wd iha smeatie — -s oA 24% 4 ‘ a e : ae eo : ’ ee 3 i a4 nored, » hat for many years : : remendous part in the @ anies and a} 7 ae aa Re aa el ; pai & . . ee. . : he =e and I fear that } ean Bal : companies and several! qd ired 1 million dellars of i iren to most adults. The clergym: hom: ming night.” The time has oneued ‘a aie embersnip of the lat-/ ~— me cs recess 2 > ase : ae ¢ + ee : a oe ted by a recent vote. ‘are recessive es a. = ehaliy was epposed toy Ft ES a SR Dea ay ¥ ? - 7 = hae § ; _- >a» . Be » ’ ; . “™ * ~ % ba os’ ~s Soe ; , - oe ~~ & sus 4a - - ~ . -~« ~ eS « AA & - » « ‘ . ‘ a? . 7 hegiected 6 utnhern orators when they ‘ feelings. ‘ | impoverishment which would befall manki ) | esi ; nalyze r humor one wonds , . lect pf po t uid befall mankind except reperts. ine i a ; , exploited by the great ris clusion would b ae | a ' ave temnted te au ostitute resounding araeen | If he walks around with & If the centenary observance will help) i eet on 6 ’ : . Cc « t wey " » ‘ to familiarize the worid again with some | power inter 7 he comic strips in our daily papers it for statements of facts. /tar-away look In his eyes , a ln ae | ‘sarily in love. He may be sii hat . ary | Saal , ~s . of ad ction. “1 a a om es bac 4] aie The action of Samuel Insull, present dean of Ameri- seems obvious that th: tt pepul: : . | Be half- en. it j be Going i Tea “Ais s, or rrici * H "3c 4 Fai? ; . : ll m is Pal ag oi : . : : - Ww conte | ™ rgo A te : ia po : x 1@ Was NOT a itiiow of it- can uti lity v magnates, in eontribut ing fabu lous to of @2ii MOcurs iS a man fi ightine tT? he! ig out the action of the ae, _ a. Harry Mare. ?. j Mises > ~ z iJ s “ BEETHOVEN WEEK. ] lature. fe ; tA eT, ite & Bond Ca. of! Mine | _— > | with service. But tf it serves only to open gies ject ” . wit. * . : + 4 ; ? . MDA : aad —_ the nol + ai ‘et hak . f . y . = e - + In ~~ a Has sid conne ctl ion with Se - our doors to a barrage of high-pressure | ey — ne poiticai campaign of the chairman of the state divorce rate” From the Detroit News . ‘ etary. : ! a oe es mins s on ivorce 1 2: UG bait SUL a¥e . : a ay salesmen, it is a flower that has been Commission which mepeye need the rates, financing Even a clere: i on j oe | Cc a P we P re-elected, W. | ot trampled in the mud WE WONDER ; P ie ah IB —— ee a eS oe We Petersen ’ oe 4 macager of the Chica- FREDER 7 FREEMANTLE as , ind matters of operation of his utilities, amd his com- Olg#hter side of things semioc: nally fa , hand drive. | . ; 1 a . - - . dtd It were nard 0G imagine a more yrutal or SHOcKINg *t ibuti ons Me & aval 7 Narties r ie own rood oT) Ar the rood , » ; ; \ « a “ *~ ot. eb ; ‘ 4 n - - steed 48 ™ fs i : 7 has focused the attention Mili ec the Weskingmen.” (Time than the murder of that New York editor. as the public upon the political asnect ; : The new To the Editor of the Post-IMepater Albert Sayder,. by his wife and her paramour, Henry nrecented } Maes ieietnaeeell eee 1 : aioe 4 HEROES OF THE SEAS. . : | (named for , : ~* i ’ 2 i a CC at a 7 eiia ‘ - i + — * &. ma WV =~ = 24S . . ¢ : : ‘ — nee rt ’ Eet w , ol ‘ ope or pian of the murderers to pro by t) ferk with Spry r.Old obi : : me iF | ing * t well enough alone. T the AOD Tf Dian vi nurde > Polit 7. wa i demand the best thought of the ablest statesmen York nh @&@ spry (14-year-old skipper | ; . : bf | | 3 . ; P * Ds ? ti 's of mye life j es . bs — y , ° he) al = ; }ere - boy a? rte, - . J " ‘ : ' . highbrows want to get up aa hour ear. | ‘im’s $50,000 life insurance. economists and engineers of the nation. It is, there oy , Ee ® : i | So far as the Graet 9 hours during the gale. A Be ‘igian freighter SS : eh i. concerne 4 sprig 3 lier, jet them eet their alarm an: t % We do not see how anything can be said in defense sar F ~ . OER BD etapa ae ail ‘ . ' ‘ oe = sais in - ~ is ~~. i : . e j } j 3 ae ete oo bce or extenuation of Pim snyder and Gray. From the Senator Walsh. ex-Governor Pinchot and Gevernor’ overboard in valiant effort to rescue the * —, 12 nator-elect suai is : sa ~ neormal viewpoint they are lcathsomely yond the | " “rew of —_— : : — ss = ! = - ae oo area ah oe eek on un tates meiy Deyond the ‘Smith. all of whom have encountered the problem koe a beg acai oye: fer. which a cockle- Cs a O4S¢ (;Uard cutter finaliv reaches , We presume he ee) . ; @ ; . ' | P bad "a fo = > o> : vote it would not pass. and I hepe the lawyer, Mr. Clarence Darrow of Chicago. can banded themselves together to study it. | America makes port with hb well-known stand-up f 2 i mez ; tmt2a her funnel gone indoor workers and high brews influence , * = —~ tey and syruppy philosopy. contrive a moral alibi the : 7 ae them te pass it. Listen to the working- In the berths of the new luxurious Pullman cars we; From Here*" The beaches are strewn with | j fury i uainteligees. wa | ae he intends te ra eartier. { know if it were left to qa P@e- It ts pessibie. though. that that eminent crim- in its political as weil as its other aspects, have , nd hauls te safety. A tramp frem Seuth _Algermen will not iet a few office men kindly upon this precio | | 7 : atti en. i} m this 7 ious pair and, with sophis- ooo | ) oa | ‘ ooo | and her crew singing. “Where Do We Go ' clarence social J + ae : e Cc . Or would rrow’ i lt . ? ; . : | Wree rte testi ¥ batt! men mae de most of the voting. Darrow’s genius wilt in such a test? We hope they will install reading lamps of not jess than | aan, Saute ettneny of batten winged | = ee frozen men drenched in ice water. Corpses att a ae eee aces ee — 2 os - 7) S >

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ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH _ | SATURDAY EVENING, MARCH 26, 1997_ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ , PAGE 5 bias ¢ Mazuy Books] MPR $3250) Spirit of the American Boy '2:—""=="" BLL SIND 1]. Sanmauseemune A aR tepee was erected in the : ) therity of the Church. | “center of the floor and lights were ; i | ing the affair. | D inat S$ Fitth A 1 dimmed. The wolf call of return- | By. the: Asqoegeas Eyes vel Wort 8 - eee eine 1s one’ who: ts | OUTLAY FOR LIGHT omt € nnua ing warriors, and spotlights played | | ROME March 26.—Pove Plus de- -. madly in love with the -} . he hostess: on lithe brown bodies that rvth- cared, edgy thet 20097 aan. * . there is the host , | s 7 é : si we ding disturbing fact: th iy nob et COU U) cus a 0 iseum mically told the story of a chase Action Francaise group tn France NIGHT. by Babette ean. Whe te ee ws oe moat | Board of Estimate Al p | ‘and capture while the beats of tom- e ; - ; : represents “A real revolt again si = qgonn Day C0.) either of thé men, as tes ae 4 f y eg ¥ toms rose and throbbed. A trail,| Will Conduct Campaign in the | the authority setgg pon Fra ze oe so colin BR eo sank 3 : s ws nh very Vj les $6200 or Pavin ) . canoes across the wate BOOM!- ° , a ee (Only recently ., Action rn gis 2 ti agit ,act J J2.0N are, ibere are. @ painter and ? ‘ £ U nion Even Standing Room T aken aS 6000 Youths nent a ec gd 190 oh penn Coliseum a January and caise, the iievalist organ of Leon 5 conta i ni r a pianist, a successful nlaverie ' card Stri ry a sind eo a distingui: "aegis than Somes ede : Swing go the tom-toms), the ene- February. Daudet. was pla¢ed on the index by MME sis to: tel ahrend ant oer es Snap Through Drills and D cons amine £2,the, tom-toms), the ene ; {he Roman Cathotle Chureh.) Po pany. i: . rye shrewd and S ae business mat ee nap roug . rl Ss an emonstrations | ae Cantp (flat He the ithe brown age pe . ‘atho Parad of the 3 ‘ ate nhs . | ewer an ’ bodies) a sudden howl id, tri ee a See te at ae “id wera gatiherit } vho has won gre; wealth and hh, ~y “4 of Bet 4 F . Ph f S ° Fe ‘ a sur en NOoOwiing raid, tri- ae . oa , ae i ie . sive pars FF various upera- | gray hairs and has tase oar ‘ne Board of Estimate and Ap- of Various ases O couting Activity. umph. Aaaaah—just as the dan- Billy Sunday. the noted evangel-. French seminary here, the An ae — _~ - 7 ‘ = 4 > * 4 go! et pane . ‘ : P igoareaoll : :| rr. Te : ‘ ~ Te" as ences nd out- a bit puzzled over hi ‘ begun to sie poruionment yesterday approved an | cers raise exultant hands, there ist, is to conduct a revival here for ‘'#0reuss pig san 0: ee Ag: at ~PXpe : ‘ : ack ’ IS achievemen ase sie a — — , ‘ ‘ , . B: val-group as “misieacers of sour Soesciated tor an evening. And there is a wondering child of | O°)SN4"Ce =APPropriating. $325,000 goes the prisoner: After him eight weeks next January and Peary ia rs of the imtelligénce,” a , — og +. , ake . : ‘ ee ee and pots ers c ie te = — “Oil } the heuse tn i ' from the lighting ins ~~ rT}. o waran hall iz ti Louis! light and thousands es} Sap flashed the brown sav age bodies, - ’ ree , a = oom linseed ‘is crib Upstairs who mn the lighting installation fund she largest iia if Sl ‘¢ Btw " dpreverscteimee Siow ly February, in the Coliseum l- guided by “the spirit of sophism., ar- | ‘and the applause was thunderous. be : Suicec oy 'He spare Pe ep ‘though he has held services here!) rogance and audacity. The Pepe i before. this will be his first pro-/ dismissed as absurd and unfounded ‘ : iat i; t iiat Lait Be " i- + hy : Diuks ¢ 343 2 . ’ , a] i hy | arenes | ory 7 + Seemriguspess. these peo Calnxs aloud for us while Mamma |Provided by. th, bond issue, for | wasn't large enough tor the fift: vues hed out again. Thousands re- held apart by a curious is putting the last stich iouches to lights to be constructed during | 2"?Ual Boy Scout circus last night; mained. They formed a hollow Clowns! Hundreds of ‘em. Bur- . , acl 4 sat EW ;, 448, 4264; .\ i : X 4 7 lg” . ge : Ser : a iat i ae . is 2 " » that amounts Oo. 2A f. mer evs Nig = disgui: 19°7 —1h spectacle exciting in color and | square, and in) marched a hew lap camels, elephants, donkey Ss, OS- | ail ’ all accusations against the Holy Ste ae tat ae ; - in aan The em gi gua ' a Reeei dines : a tracted meeting i i. Louis . Pe peiehiitee aces ' i dash and alive with the spirit of/ tacusand, scrubbed to a triches, giraffes—varicatures of ex- : made by adherents of L’'Action ie ecsre’*. what eac! eaiig . aie would te ignificant It approved a $6260 appropria- | s A : ettion of deli Ds. Gis: |. Sew e i. there were it tion for ie paving of a centra! the American boy. ,sabggt me ° — wos Sray and biue ecutives— a long line of flat der- Arrangements for* Stayer Scouts. Onlookers filled every seat on bts Side. ish Town.” Association for Ey&angelism, in é ‘ver i ‘standi room. Phese were candidates to be in- ne ’ puttin ; and « very bit of standing C af BANA er“ agtn pe, mye ’ rec First Aid Demonstrations. meeting at the City Club. of their numbers variec: *©stt — — Tey haties Brid bi decided while she was being ; 3 4 ; * Is , : WhotArea ‘ le . a ad | 7 as ers £ at ‘ ‘ ‘one, | . * . “ . , ales a bad been coniunitted, *~20n tat Of aH but’a very few | far by theusands. It was the larg st; ?efore a platform where stood ridges, towers and cabims arose shown through the Coliseum after- | > _ + ty . r’ : ee, _ . . ' t a a 7 SS Oo - , “C1 , + 7 ort ‘ - ‘a . —. Sar ee - — ; me = -* » . : e of Shame will | felt “ins ia America. youn! the Relief appropriation measures. of | CT°* d the reporter has seen in th: ( poe Exec itive West, the Mayor : A dozen kinds of fires were kindled. wards, that Leavy tarpaulins would “a : ' ‘ : E ? : : “oldie ; ’ ree S¢ "he : ‘ i * ¢ 2 } - T e - 2 oe 2 vs ; »X ‘ : e . Lageth. r into An $1000 fo, Mre. Thomas H. Love-- ‘ Oliseum since. John W. Davis, 4n¢@ & out officials, and were in- | Th w iiderness vanished, andi pe used to cut off some open meaning through a lace, and $800 for her hushand spoke there in the 1924 presiden | Stee through the scout oath and ‘scouts got into various difficulties | spaces in the big structure, to im- i. i. ‘ : : ; , ‘ ’ . aa’ at . "ee ‘ ' e *) c . 2 a —" ue a + Taos . is . ‘ . ner ws i ™ ; ; 4U0u, the inyention of | were approved by the board Mr al campaign. anit Miyge geese - ee eee spade wie pile ects nge automobiles, break- | prove its acoustics. called a stroke and Mrs. Lovelace were severely The, performance began on time the most inspiring thing I've ing ice, bonfires and gasoline, only Mrs, Sunday said she was sure injured, an: their Stutz car was -2t ‘:30, before half the great eee Soa, West commented after- to be efficiently revived and ban-/ per husband could make himself ae ! ii oe, er as eT ie ae ; ie iene ward. “There’s nothing else in daged by their comrades. , rs — 3 es anit p tne crowd recked. when the ea; was driven throng had arrived, and, though a ialilate like the St. ] soe .. ie Bs a heard there Gsy after das ASHLAND A ates ~ a . ‘ ’ ; ’ cr . - ‘ >. | . 3 : vr * ~* - “ . o - - eS } a : L ] =) } ¢’ : » 4 q C} “ ~y ‘ on * pe ‘i ‘ % we iat om e ae : : 2 5 ae ing the most trive- Sse iy ap dhe car her time into a cencrete standard at Union | ™@™* acts trad to be sadly cut, it ep ig ” se A snrall group takes the center: The association will pay «a!! ¢ 3520 Newstend ‘. » > . + . : "ong tea >... - i . aa ss *. . . , ent —e : . ¥ ; 5 sf id +4 r 3501 si G2 c 4 * £ % a * oO "s " % . ; . - Rar Ne * OS . fee has tor a oment “* — tect} out of it, boulevard and (Cates avenue. af ended on time at 10:30. “It will te Both he an@ Walter Head of of the st age, while crack troops; penses of the revival. includin« ¢) * 437% Feel > ait as e u i Lal ea iit ‘ aie’s uve eee: " at | 7 2. 4 Omaha national president will ‘ ry . : 3 B Th Seetatie Philips to a ey Wf unobserved. And peat tonight. dint seers apc cite pt . drill about it. What makes the hall and the salary of Sinda remen eater § “REMEMBER” . as come to the party by Way of:a. n). Nor - The light in the repeated « ¢ i. AA ail ic m x ; R r . » + . 9 . An ; " . P ee : F : , P - e . . | Seores of. special busses lined take Part In special troop awards | small group so different? There is! assistants, and {ft will take the cot: 28th and Vaudes + 4 ; ~ EAL RS CR A Aly Ay Me MAG ce AEE EIN ment * ON A i ADO ite, y Met 7 cares Wa Ol. OCR Hen uta, tin, taal pe bh ‘ : ® ° Ty ieat > . . "tT" sa > ma m+ ; . e001 to suppose Tnat 2 od eS rell-meaning wut Standard “was rie? burning aT the ; } : sie . hoeaadea ‘. 6 ie oe ; ee a ee . 4 : ‘ - self of any one ae k le -headed Nusbpand. And as time. Loc ust and W ashington boulevards tonig at, » : something intent about these boys. | lections of the afternoon ani cve- “Paris at M ”” ee ynlova bie if really Tne merriment INDCreases an: > T he ba r r i : , D . we } “ . 1e¢asure and Si de sire ets for four blocks In a moment the he | tenderfeet Sometimes their hands falter. but ning Servic: s, except or) t tre ; 7 CHOUTEAU j “Passion Play i me : las . - ; Oe “A ; i «3 ie se iE . ‘ = * os | M ¢ ne + . s . “+ 3 2 ‘ ‘ : : rooms fare wee with amoke or the purchase of a two-thirds in- | ~°S* ©f the Coliseum. Every. ar- had filled the north section of the at once seem to find a way and day, when the collections wil go ff end Choutean Special Matinee : : thea mwvagcat: — ia . ' : eieeehet Vi . ¥ ’ P a ‘ a by: an 1 Serta f t} eo ‘ Peta : - z . ats y lives in a world in : Pn Svests begin te Set Uninistak- rest in the tract 100 feet square riving bus disembarked a capaci 11% balcony, reserved or tnen;: uni deftly the bandages are finished. : to Sunday. If there iS any * ‘plus EMBASSY CLARA BOW itn his own consciousness able results from their frequent A iin ner of Deaitth load of noisy, eager boys who took formed scouts had arranged them- They are blind. the association will zive it to some 1938 ‘Dele Comedy it all a . , , ‘ha > cu ie i ; ¢ . Sa wa " i , : ma Others ant respects. must visits to the punch bowl. the pre- =] levard and Market heir places in orderly ranks along selves in deep and animated ranks | deserving charity. . . : News and yi tai cid di ALLS aheadi KEL . p 3 . Besar, : a a Abou 0 laymen and mii! - sik: Shake sitet Hues 00 Liane through the windows. A _ child's rp = are > “A see | : ; . — 1a itse . lea {o * the Cj Ct Ss is Executiv 30a: cnatter of the scouts on 1e s1de- eerTs this year. _ q certain to be fror 6g Ut a , ppe i -? _ ddv can acquire the remainder ith the t. Louis Executive Boa l - : . ; ; windows. ew ” - z ; > ‘D n't Tell the Wite’ ' and unpleasant as J#2zins of the victrola. the petty ste nak bos iii ae as and Mayor Miller. Scouts in the lines made a vast, steady din like ao ve ' | Sunday, who is concluding a r- KING BEE { On the Stage iain a, RE ‘ ; ) ©¢ 425.10 make } rice or j AG : j : ‘ ; ; ; bs [use j fe Geer r ; } ~T. S se ‘ , : vanities and fears and desires and or th whol ra ! : sascube colorful dress of 13 foreign na-| that of downtown traffic in the ‘. eo Ete motes & pone. | US | vival at Tampa, Fla.. goes ne i (Oo 1716 N, defterese BALF’s . “REVUE eo ‘ , LO! ie Ole space e045, 008. SE the t ; aCe 5 i? by : . ge s . lusts playing at hide and seek in sales thus far el + ten eete tions went through a drill to sym-' rush hour. oa « nig denne xian the nt Sa ccs ii, and then to Ki “God Gave Me : . - : : Paw t). ] ci biit’- Li ; ive f - ‘ ; vane rie sie ‘ 4 : onan = : ialities—and ition then gereden of i dete. ties deals Sletienainie* ace through 57 countries. Spectat ors Through it crashed the rattle, were ‘a clad arms a % to | nois, w rhich he thinks needs evan- | 6457 Gravols Av, 7 * ota F 7 . - “ 4 s ' . rte Ss C ya | + * e. si £ : - voli 7, or te) , rs. , ° *s > Masks will be dropped, | her upstairs upon whom naked Life 10 free city dental’ cli ‘s leaned forward to see the “Sco:1ts. boom and blare of a drum and anata e flag unfurls and de-/|gelism because of the recent gang Kirk ‘Bertha, the Sento has laid a hears Xe nd . Ptr oe ri y Qeniai Cc nics. as part ei : ik , s : rr) ae Cae 1. = a scends. Taps. and kindred troubles wood 5 Machine sthe common fundament- as se i va compelling of the Health Center system. was oF -tne 1.. &.,.A.” bugle corps. rhe scouts broke up : -. | Kirkwood, Me Gein pol gC 3 r in ait! nts system, "a! ; ae - . + ee, rs continues, “anc. t; ee ‘Ss gee First came a forest ef American. into a dozen groups, which threw go aroused. co ie ee | tabléd. The Rev. A. M. Schmitaila,| 7. meres vee puget PHOTOPLAY THEATERS PHOTOPLAY THEATERS fi be a genuine communion + Bees Sumemeng 10 the-crowd, ¢ J speaking f ws the dental echoes fldss, like Birnam Wood march- large clove and half and timber —— ————— KOZY THEATER The witaasiein im 2 bie / . — 4 men -? we BAaS ‘ ss ei © .i ‘ cil i} rae a % : , 2 a oo, p - SP nach a? ate%¢ “24 , . ~~ . “ é . ee ~ bette Deutsch has wri itten rte ti ee erned ith the pitiful year subsequently. and that ther yet in sight at the soutimm est €n- passing success to do his st uff with beter. Oe nwaaazt . aos ee anes oe MeNair-Pestalozzi “Jewels of T Ar sarkable book. “In Such. utility 0 most things that men would be of creat ker; oe eho’ trance, Nearly 200 flags were in the larlat: scores who scurried one pase “Ee F ae ss. Ce Ss ~ not ” ’ : 5 . mies ~ ? . an = : : ‘ om nm A ‘ i — ‘ swe’ i Vie i » aa aj . . - e ce “ “A * : z Peek 2 o . _ . lag , } . ~ "Se go OM ti -. xe te ") 4 Po . “4 ee. “ ¥ - “* . . “ tion that this writer sanity of fundamental LNIngss. ; rhen came the first troop flag barrier. and hundreds of others Pee ps & k oe y agama Starts ) NEW TEAM OF o> 3415 Arsenal ' and “Fiyiag Mich’ . a . ~ * + ‘ " 4 - — - . ‘ " > - ; $ . torcisit : . “7 is . “" ‘ c's 2° Pm sé act ** *. Hipknow. It is sufficiently THE POCKET OXFORD pic- GIVES LIBRARY 10 FEDERATION abd the marching patrols. Banners who, circling the arena, tied square |) Fetch ge ghw ee as € “tee: Today ITS! ae | ested” to command the TIONARY. Compiled by F. G. Dr. W. C. Bitting Donates 1000 ee Tee,” eee (leariben. knots ‘aaa sheet and carrick bends 2 EROS 3 cass —She's Naughty. | VOGLER { REMEMBER and Amateurs— « * ee, a oo ile Straight ranks, soldierly tread, but jj; mall cords and tossed them up! oe mapas’ Pa But Nice! in th and Bremen eel ef the most flip Fox ler and H, W. Fowler. Amer- Volumes to Church Organization. - in small cords and tossed P 7 : —VYou Saw Him In ive, and it is pro- ican Edition revised by George The Rev. Dr. Wi cherubic faces, elfish faces, fat-., ane the ectators. saat “ lia ev k it {i amone tn ne | ‘ *? 2 ace wo , eee 3 . liiam ©. Bitting, | face Jed > faces freckle: scram - oss ss romance 23 . Bo | ‘ a in it« implications to J an Santvoord. Professor, of p 2 os4 Or m ritu 3 a ‘ B nes iat €s, skinny faces, fre t Rle ] far es A whistle cleared the scene in y* , — . bene ; at W SHENANDOAH | atm m. the € ¥D n ee . ore ’ ne - ee ‘ am Or €lrit us OT the secon aD- | _. ation wrt? xecitement ; ; 2 ee SNE » oe set to the te é aor —_—ree weet brooding. The piot English at the University of 456 Church. 1 % i hi sit all afire with excitement. less than a minute. Cave.men and | ae psa Gs Le Ee Biwy & Shenandoah Vaudeville rs — mee ‘ Lat Murecil, NaS donates: is minis- es a ee re, te ‘ oa ee he : os sacs om = 4 | his gimple. 4 house- Buffalo. Oxford Universits dials ition nag: : “sm i s sos in The audience had stood for the men-at-arms and modern boys ne tides ee 4 the Wi ‘ en hie Caitlh on i ae radiates sense « avout 1000 volumes flags. The impressiveness of sheer | o.-myolized t ti f signal- 23 oh tat anges “+ Newstead Thre iderares wis described as see! Press, American Branch. New e Aas : symbolized the evolution of signa : oes fi and | ‘| 1206 Lee Ar, “There You Are” . ’ 14 "“HarKah- 3 : , f Louis Chur h Fe ds ration. numbers kept them. standing. ing to the radio. A lifeboat crew Bae o . i ei : iit, ich was made with- Thousands of lads filed i ‘irclec "ng SRA, OOS Sipe aed at ; ee, a quest | Thousands of lads filed in, circled, dashed down an imaginary beach. if m ‘O0’FALLON {cthe Be PROGRAM «; * ‘78° ‘ibrary room is part |forest of flags was almost hidden | (amps of four kinds were made | his Ed | ¢anian & Clastes is “WAR PAINT” mint shifting from chap- dictionary. It contains over a@ ey 4 piers quarters of the federa- in the mass. . | and lial Pet dogs played cat h . fs —_— ad ; ian x in accordance with thousand pages and defines some- wr 199 ihe paste \ gadis ¥ : Me: CoA. A pause of the tramping feet, _—— apogee ; ; $s And on the Ohi erid of the person view- o- like 25.000 words. ouilding. previded by a bequest of the pur 0! of a photegrapher’s flash- 2 = Murray Anderson's : cn ithe late (;eorge Warren Brown. ji— - om SBR GRRE SRY OLS OG s = “CHINESE JADE” oe “ ——s : Described by N. Y. Tribune i QUEENS —— ~~ oe H H NOT ICES. Play nouse cs oe th ; a 5. 5. Tribes | & RES NEW ‘ROXY' ‘FUNERAL OF W, 6. BATTLE CHURCH NOTICES. gs eee anon SH (UBETF T ED rama i ey 8 bo ia we RIALT: ioe | Be: * we ty stage. os, Breed Love's Way. ; § i I laughed at love, ° "$15,000,000 DEAL FROM RESIDENCE TOMORROW | CHRISTIAN SCIENCE ee ee a______._.___ _ agirz { She vine I scoffed at love, ; = ‘sae i. ies. eee n> [Last 2 Times—2:30-8:30) | 2} 3 Neen ee fet 4] | Grand ena Santate ' DE” Climaxes Careers of Employe of Beatmen’s Bank Su LUT HER AN > The Churches named below are 2 24 and the Cong £3 G2&RAND WEST EXD 1 ° , him all the day: :- e. ‘ cas . 3 ‘ ranches of The Mother Church, The ANNE NICHOLS Presents ar English Channel, 2 ; mocked —- . oneal a a Magnates Who Wer+ cumbs at 62 After an Illness First Church of Christ, Selentist, in ¢ | MINOR WATSON in the a4 =f #2' GH ENTRAL LYRIC The casemen ow Pp 7 20 Years Ago. of Six Weeks. ') Besiton, Muss. ? 100% merican fav il Prior ett : . e TYTTITTTY ae a | NOONDAY ) ‘Subject of the lesson sermon at each ‘ 90). be : = WEaSIIIC WH a But he was there to stay... | ted ae es ae oR het 4 Prees. rhe funeral of Walter G. Battle. church, ome ALRYS.” i Wan , Y : ‘ ; ry reom 5451 Page boulevard, open daily - , retee ) Luan rt: “The Bronche made, the Anti-Saloon League will ae Oe : ee sees ss dee . . fptaptaes the - ement iS wall theater in Brook- the age of 16. In 1896 he baéam: * to 4 p. m. Sundays Ben * holi- > — oo S, 2 ee, SS 8:29 ‘COLUMBIA f jis common. a! we 820, acquired controlione of the incorporators of the : ‘ae e _ | 257 Southwest E ‘ SIXTH CHI RCH 3736 Natural ’ ridge avenue. Sunday, 10:45 a. m. A professor of psychology ‘a aa peported, involved $15,- ,salers, of which he was at first sec- and 8 p. m. Reading room open daily THURSTONES a | . CONGRESS ‘record of the things people talk a It retary-treasurer . The firm quit except Sunday 2 to 4 ». m. A SS . | Hothead Olive Mt. f (6200 Sonth) 10:45 a. m. 4 Ni fi ae ' talk about them, we shall enjoy mised Broadway, Fox will about 18 months ago Mr. Battle ee at oe nf NEXT WEEK Berinnine and Incl, Sun, cn Apr 4 . | Le eereme” agree | . f + wer Vareer Sayeen. . ; Pa “first-run” house on | joined the bank staff. We invite you te hear the popular Ww EDNESDAY EVENING—TESTI- > Funniest Show : . e — § Roxy wil! still be the FIRST SERVICE TOMORROW IN following jatetecting tapies: MONY “MEETING at all the churches . ee Earth Imaginary onversatiogs ee and Fox hare been Monday—The Distinctive Doctrine ; “C . 53a: - ‘ : , . , KEADING ROOMS, 1995 , P j Sa seem) =| NED WAYBURN’S | ‘= daily gu crt aay a. m. 5 7 : p. m.:; Sundays and holidays, 2 VARI “The Whole pant’ ™ « m. \ = ; ; SI OW HI-POINTE ‘ velking” « cd | Charges that the Chinese are red > ence rand and Arsenal - levard, 11 a. m. and &8 p. m. Reading n His New Musical Show When satisfactory “She theatrical] business will be private. He is survived by dar. 2 to 5 p. m. Sunday evenings a PEE Ge or , ; ~ ARI T . . . é at 4 Wowas when William ‘Bemis. services radiocast erery Sunday -eve- ‘Cinderella i boulevard, 11 a. m. and & p. m. Kead- days inclu . > ° : th + 4 , aneaier yesterday. The James Clark Leather Co. .whole- | t wi a SEVENTH CHURCH, 309 Kraus St. if some one will make a record of W& pi of the maneuver, | business about five years ago and P wNE GREAT we Nentay | avenue, 1} ‘Grand & Ffloriasant “The an Des ii” Chicago pulpit, erater discuss the ? ‘ | r ’ T : at & a'colek. ) ! Colesscl Fan and Beauty Show! -| GRAVOIS of Pretestantiam. Wednesday—The Untried Door. 5:30 n. Claston &2 MeCaua. | Optimist: ¥ t keep & GOWNE years. lox described — WR wovsy as te crown- AMERICAN ORTHODOX CHURCH | nici! Common of ate LLLP OPO P RA LN ed be eA eh eh WA ek el hl el lh a he ° w. : ment j i areer dis R , , . Col. Orrick: 2a Scan ee a Dek cae eae WITH THE ORIGINAL N.Y. CAST NO 3S | sey 2 EE possible connection, but just as age Church, will be held tomorrow * Special Music Every Day eam. )| Direct from 2 Seasons in N. ¥. & Chicage WwW SHOWIN “ | vi 4643 6. Je verybody's Acting ’ Nights 50¢ to $°.50 , WED. MAT 50c te For the Week of Sat., Marc | RGINIA BACON ffereon Rpecial Mati ‘eo > sven - f a To ' a OPIN RFR Oe ito celebrate the sannegs oot * tA HEADS M, A. A, Schmitt Chapel. 1817 Sidney stret. AMERICAN THEATER 8 aft ~~’ @at. Mat. S@c te £2.00 . = Irving Berlin composes : A Mec Derr ate sree St. Louis will be the fourth 1's | EY al cilia -_ “ANKLES PREFERRED” s dad “ re i 12 “Si - ; . . - : , - - 7 : Matter - “ é itive, has “ fgrncorers | which the new church has been Seventh and Market CHRIST CHURCH CATHEDRAL a BARRYMORE An Inti Le M . s a Ee lect § n intimate ve established. se itth and Locust Strects Ninth and ' lee Bellamy CO , TLOME *eene cree The screen s handsomest love Stery, Starrin Speaking of Beethoven, .) Ber a ~ _ ec Tis announced purpose is sath ery Bon OME , “ ws gga ee ee on Orpheum® Charles the star of “The Sea Beast’’ av hence ~. a ’ a =) oar ot : § ~~ — Bat ois ; ~ — x‘ j ~* "Ht ° Powe | : A. | : t petal 2 Minister pemeranons con sige onl _ 2 ceeding Reinet |X segregate the se ond and . + Mant en tttiend Sele ceemto ae Sg of Personal Retigion. Orpheum Circett vauderttte and Ph oa tea eI “THE BELOVED Today . 3$c Children 15¢ wiatd aud Wee BLIND ALLEYS” Beethoven records. € the : “eS =| generations of foreign-born fray rc te Ae” be Te « by Dean Scarlett, Cnet sbkATS TONIGH ae = ~ 8s chairman of the vans POSE Sadie ARs TaN Pk Organization of “ST Touis } Boo mage yg ry ping oe 1500 (~mne Resxerved 800) o0c — Starting fomerrew— "The Masked Womas: Symphony was ESOT Brom mitio the infivences of European i )] Tueswda; | sCO Year's Most Spectacular Show! f and . ; : kee, which ‘pre- tionalism and dissensian With : mR. JOE FRI : | vialien ee oe ee See ree vt | BIS N. Vandeventer t aoaas latch” B d as confirmed in * Miement of facts ds to En al +} | ‘2 oC : ee ee : tuieruational O»ncing ee a a ee - e, — QRPHEUM CIRCUIT DANCE REVUE . : es center cage pa -which, it is declared, the reed ‘El. , 4 Comedy oy iT Vv D} . 3 EeEVYresee 7 we t nae 2 i Hen tities. en re? aut ity * | } r ° Some are recess appointments. ed ‘br Cent “ ' ae ee ar ae chu f Hite ‘u ¥ og ae. pe Liere tu Deveivp OR masts wrt RP a “OMLY A ROSE” leg oe eae eae Maplewood ieee x non oe 4 ini:ments. - & recent vote, PE Starting Sunday: Sperial Show ey, are recessive —— ; 3190 Manchester 5 nant "Voumeelie 7. " , »} ‘s . ‘ a — purpose of the new chureh _ your Lete vine Powers a Lee eed Our “Ot su on the $ ale i ea SUT F 6 +1 iT. ’ - ; Wee Mee eae eae C28 7 ‘ ; ° P iy was opposed to “pridging the gap between the ld SRI DEVA RAM SUKUL, OF BENARES, INDIA gee 8 * Cahenting Dur Th: Aerersny a CH | | If he walks ee with a vague.™ ” a and new centuries.”” Some modifi- Eminent Brahinin BE gm sy r. Metaphysician and i cation of the Greek Pres. Hindu Yora Societ; Vice. Pres. India Society 38 y b nt 1 43 H rg ™ O° Z A RK | “The silent Lever” hand drive. 7 | : M2 @ Franktin Coal yesterday at a meeting at the or- ea! uccess and “Happrness ar Hugo Anschuetz, Director | ALBER1'S ORCHESTRA | 6—Acts High-Class Vodvii—i = — a atte _— al yesterday at a eofno Lindell, HOTEL CHASE. (ROOF) GARDEN ¢ Oe ge fee pemstre x The new B. & O. locomotives BE ee. \ganization’s — bome, 378 . a ees Sees % ~» > ee Symphony hes and ‘gk OF BEETHOVEN” | te. ; ~ ‘boulevard. Otber officers are rs. | FREE RP yo theo i — = ts ie Rudolph Reuter | 3 : ed 10 former Presiden . a "a lgh. | PY, 5. ri Buku ee ings the Highest Sptritaal LIeac " PAGEANT prot $ our presump* 'Paul Robyn and Mrs. M. Walsh, | ings ‘of the Masters to ¥you.”"-—Opinion ef Stu tents. (Distinguished American Pianist) : At 1:30 O'Clocs - : oar oar be ooo Des on former Ve suon vice presidents; Miss Mary Ames. | Lectures Ulustrated With Slides of India and Haman Aura in Colors at she | Gites 5851 Delmar ithey w e nam =. ag ‘si ff, _ ficers. , 2 } | tremeyres, ane ao = Fact agen EE 65 musiciane ' Powhatan “eo oe, 4 ) stir “Lei bit mttee., ie li “gem society's | | SUNDAY, MARCH 27, 1827 | Gonsl Shon cies with (919) Suttes Av. ! mittee eceipts © * e oO t ri Reserved Seats, S150 and $1.00, | | . So tar as the Grand National | ot siiowine &- | building fund were $303,082, it was, Rossini’s amous rato oO LAM Seats Rreerved at Box Office!) Nias a — : sHAW Eye, chase is concerned, Sprig. a ae me teyuler, ‘announced, and disbursements: Another great composition Sunday nigh nea | | | Hh and Shes | oT The -were $301,044. _ 'f Stabat Mater. by Kossini, ap follows: re | | wired 7 smith | , = pers > Lae ! the Darkness): \Antiphonal Anthem—*“Lord Most Holy”: ’ nees .260 | : . Shenandoah Senator-elect s — ansivit | | 2 to iti | “When Thou Coemest. Ga) et ay 560c i : y : . = ‘fs Dwight Davis Goes $ | eee Singing of Famous and Familiar Hymns. y Wier “+* | térned- Qheasadeah he ‘thet he intends te fight until ‘Maclvor's Subjects Sunday: : CONTINUOUS 1 TO 11 P. M. SPITE eT TIvoOLt how stage OD° TE Mieiein mec. Wire tleh ’ P We presume he intends to a ; bee emg 11 A. M.{SPIRITUAL EMANCIPATION. reli- stand-u —_ & | | SANTO BOMINGO, Deminica Lenses | hearere'ey- wil SAT REreS Republic, March 26-—Dwight Y.|] 8 P. M—JDSUs THE MASTER. MILLION DOLLAR BABY : | says Davis. American Secretary of War. d Pp sb ¢ ria Ch h Tom MIX in “CANYON OF laGmY” Remeieeeniiltoa | joftanes, Deer We o ee . ew arrived here from Porto Rico econ re yt e n urc , | CHIEF KAMAKUA [O"™* f Continveus. fi tel 4 | | | Washington Courthouse (0.) ai z -— 2s! FOHm | on the U. S. 8. Florida yesterday, Westminster Place and Tasler Avente NOVELTY oF } 7 disagrees with him. 450" departed overland for Haiti todav., * . | : | | 5117 Virginie

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March 26.—Fimishing Strong with five runs im the last two innimes, the Browns won from Cincinnati in their | game here this afternoon, © to |. Sa rn Jones and Tom Zachary. pitched for Lou's and the two veterans National Leaguers to five safe hit. George Sister twik gh with @ hit ¢t core runners. | The sane was marked br c fluke scores. The Reds’ enly was the result of Waillie 5S tipping Christemsern'’s Dat third inning with twe eut. Claristy was sent to first base and the next two batters hit safely. la the tourth. with O'Rourke or third and Sisler on Eppa Rieey made a baik when ‘Sisier breke fer second, and O'’Reurke talfied. Riney pitched evenly wit and the Browns’ winning was guimed ai the expense Mays. Spencer Adams, who debut with the Browns wee again in the lreup, wit! (FReurke at third base. Adams werk drew praise from Manager Howley, who said he Wked th« reungster’s handling of the second eushion job. Yesterday was Adams first appearance im amy sor of game simee last yeer nd he net expected te do much at bart. Second Baseman Critz is still a) holdout. Manager Hendricks de-| elared this afternoon that he would make no comeessions to Critz 1D sajarr. base for ustal good job this great piarer } Critz’s position. Hendricks worried. Temorrow the Browns play fourth and final came cimati, at Miami. prebabiy Wingard hurting for Howles The game: FIRST INNING. BROW NS—Rice flied to Chris- tensen. O° Rourke struck out. Sis- ler flied to Bressler. NO RUNS CINCIN NA? I—Gerber Christenaen'’s srounde: sacrificed. O Roourke to Sisier. Wa!l- OODLE AP LIE CELE! ALOIS AEE Lm, a gO ca Mags na at al all I al alll al yg call gga cae al se ’ Browns Box Score a i i a the BEOWNS. AR FE. Rice rf. cain a (Rourke 3b... 2 ‘Sisler tb. .....5 Ee. Miller i... .3 Williams ff.... 2 Schaite cf..... Adams 2%..... Gerber @6..... Schang c.... JONES. p ~~ (ZACHARY P.. eon, FIM Oo x . m OO a ~ — wm © SO vi > w _ ¥ J * * a’ a “ee ee edad nt ’ ° fr, a z . fe A . R y Re ‘Sy 7 og - Pittenger s-. | Hargrave c. ow = ne hin |REXEN P-. MAYS P... ‘LOCAS P. i+.» ee to lecococenuceemoenrvous wlecowocowoooomel ‘mbooecoeoe vyuleocosesc op | GomeG6OEoW CG i LJTeSSen Taylor to Clash | Stein Off Form, “St. Louis Pinmen | in Bout Tonight Fail nm A. B.C. Chicago Battle Will Decide Active. Champion in Ban- he Divisi —— Br the Associated Press. C HIC AGO. March Taylor of Terre Haute, 26.—Bud Tad., and) ‘Tony Canzoneri of New York. both | made the bantamweight limit of 1, of St. Louis, would have landed ‘to Austin in Jess than 15 hours, a} 118 pounds when they apt weighed in late this afternoon for their championship fight tonight. Taylor weighed exactly 118 pounds | and Canmenert, 117 pounds. y the Associated Press. CHICAGO. March bantamweight c go back to an a — when twe Ind., and ori of New York. They 10 rounds tamweig ht at prety Coliseum 1 at the ban pounds, a, poundage | rg failed | Bigh among the seven ; Phil Rosenod e totes at the cost of his contende rung of de- teil an en es .12¢ LO p } > generalty have rt. Can- two years of ring few matches has a stocky footwork which have an even money favor- . ° . . | or ky ¢ + on 4 as § Ja iis zoneri, * lL Oot experience and ° “5 ¥ in a > against uw" mila & a fast p-notchers., ‘ . Jack Scott, Holdout, Signs — sme Se 1 we 0 0 ~ Contract With Phillie Club ker bounced. te Sisier. Bressicr a ee ly. Kelly _ fumbled Agreement Reported ae gt pr. Zachary poppe: -s “fy, eee BROWNS — Mi fouled 8 1 Rice er; Rube Margquard Hur! iegucogigas Pittenger threw OUt' scoring and Schang takin third. > 93 en Shulte. Adams struck out. NO| (. nan : Both Chicage — scorinse ED ce Treacoing third. |.~~ es CINCINNATI— heli: . to trerber. FPipp O’Rourke threw o FUNS. ?» iseT i i - oe ls ‘ “ars 72 Brz S+ * i ad Was i " : ‘ we Nationais denton Jack Scott acoring. Wi RRR THREE RIN megs a Con = | reemeni 18 CINCINNATI—Ford batted originally offered by F Pittenser chang popped Walker gordi bounced wr dae tenger, Jones struck cut. » Bressler flied to Sc star Gerber RUNS. knocked do wn Rely ;singie. Pipp CINCINNATI— Haregra’: fanned. NO Rl Mifier, FPixevw flied te Rice. Se tipped Christensen’s bat and he was given his base. singled to left Walker singic to. center. Christensen scoring. Bressier forced Watker, Adams to*+ Gerber. ONE THIRE? INNING. BROW NS.-—Ger'l : Chicago Team= Beaten. "HICAGO, Ma al > a Mia LU + nanzez : loresse ri ,RUA. PrOLRTH ER REN. BRROWNB—Rice 7 ied to Walker | Rourke Juss ed 'Cenference. were re to@ay for the of the Dallas blows went Sisler’® rap and threw te ‘OT teo late to get © Kourke . fied to Rressier. O'Rourke taking; ~~ ~~ ee sa eae ae ge ao third. Sister started tor © mer is entere : Rixney balked. ©’ Rourk:« Shuilte flied toe Christensen RUN. CINCINNATI — walked. ! . 2aeet ‘ Bel ; Texas League Cibaiil- “Miles “ty Lthtatic Cin v triumphed, “4 te second and evast pitcters the program. panama scattered enoagh Loeis | Bin 5 to 4 victory over land Baer. . “hires TLS. ar fot @f ti iy Shae {er — Outfielders camp to the Pest-Disnpafch. HARRISBL RG, UL. March PHIL ADELPHI A, March 26.—In Said to resident Baker. | By the Associated Press, PHILADELPHI\4, March 26.—Jim | |} Londes of Philadelphia Janet nighe | threw (ih iim the garden how to goa‘ . , adding Joplin and Seminole and te- |. \cmasing it to aa eight-ciub league | -j|are Yery remote, Dale Gaar. z | night. Seminele, which is to a rich | ‘ol field, might Be able to suppere — heldeut pitcher, finallv has signed ca.l for a larger salary than Meriarty Splits AsSecta ted | Press. Seuad. Beaumont img th: Tina in * > Sherry Smith in the Associated > br Ss 2 game Lakeland the Cleve- appear 5.180 makes he rn at sbertsetor Ernie diamond debut the Yar inigans BIKE CLUB TO OPEN SEASON TOMORROW WITH 20-MILE RACE Cin aa rPantr its sixth a Crcling anmual 20-mile race Tumorrow read. ted to Wit, Open or : hee se rock + ADOC ae eA, - minutes. will be seTen time and fhe aie numoer oi Pac e awards. The wlewing riders have eatered and | i ride from handicaps as desig~ ! ok istein. ne ae Schwartz. | ters. B. Kamp. G. Gra? Bers aa i ee at Jennson, minutes—F , a Siurhaicd. A. niwniwe @— 1 2. Wilman. ¥. & lsen. 2oratrh—Den Rehm. eoPa TI TJ. omtei. a Rigen ae Jas. Cady. G . Cher : Maxos of Denver after | of wrestling with a head | ck and firing mare Loodos: weltrhed TSS, Maxos 265. Tohn Ww -* = an select pin de- Sirey ers. William-Hale Thompson's five Of Chicago were high among the 48 shooters with a 2954 total for fifth place, while the Mineralites and Birk Bros... two of Chicago's best tournament teams, failed to place ‘among the leaders. The Schirman Dairy, Chicago, n | hit -316 fer eleventh position, while the Mineralites shot a 2962 series getiing awar to a 1002 sta J. Fairman. Grand Rapids, after leading the all-events division @or the past 16 days fell to second place when Pau! Green, Chicage With totals of 671 im the five-man }event, 5837 im the doubles and 653 in singies, reached the top spot he pulled 1 up with a total af Barker necessitateg the in the mPror into a tie te singles Chicago, and Kansas City. with ». two-man é€vyen urbed during th third place Wililams, Leaders remained dav. scores of St WaBASH * > eA. i we i 1s bee hot pond robe ptt Tota “R6 3 THE F were LS wed mE ad me eel iow 4 Ge ° a n . ss’ tei ©, bod teed oth an , . ; _ a} ¢ ri DG ERS, fs gt oe a Be .* a z a! ee aod Sits Pe i . Co oe 2 » } 7” w * --. ~ - CHICAGO, March 26.—Twelve of the 14 team ried a six- race last Sunday still were the as the event neared its end, but ther were a tired lot. The final sprint will come after which for a lit- then depart ‘ternoeon the East. outdoor racing seasen opens Apri! $3 at the Newark and New York ei od romes & hy — whbabs E> te es + . By - 4 rind Oud. . 1 > > oor bs o lon KR tOoniga racers will rest. and nock of Sunday for where the Seven lapse were gained in night, bringing 99 for the week. France | impiin last total wp to | Georgetti of Milano, Italy, and Cari | Stockholm, Chicago b | War veteran, continued in | piate, boy and World Ciest one lap aheed of Freddie Spencer of Plainfield, N. J., and | Charley. Winter of New York and second | Zames. |ing im lead-off position, counted bu | Their endurance was matched by | up. 'a 14-year-old girl of their tribe, The St.'tola Cuzarare, who ran 28% miles im four hours and 43 minutes and felt so fresh that she insisted on running around the quarter-mile track in the university stadium sev- eraltimes. The races were features hours and failed te break a previous record. Same fight in , Was increased | Burghley. | cessive year Tran away with /hurdlé events, and his Cambridge ; team mate J. W. J. Rinkel. who} of the University Wer married sister. Juanita, 1 who had led most of the ‘drepped out almost within sight of the goal Juanita Paciencia, 19, gave up within two miles of the fin- ish When the hot pavement became teo much for her bare feet. Jose Torres, Tomas Zafiro, 24, the men, cnet from San Antonie at 3:19 o'clock .this morning and crossed the finish line in the stadium at 6:12 tonight, making their time for $9.4 miles 14 53 minutes. The time Augustin. Salido, 22, put up a the race from San Antonio, covering 39 miles with se- PLO LP LO LP AM Pre LO Lh © A ml. i de a tem of Texas relay | |‘ ernoon and evening sessions. Sam. ple set three pew records in win- | ining the shot put, the 40-yard dash jand the broad jump. He beat his Sample of Webster Sets 3 New Marks; Novotny of Benid Makes 2 Records. The second Washington Univer- —Had |Tarahumara Indian rugmers tro | \sity interschelastic track and field | meet, held westerday afternoon and ‘evening in the field house, broug eut much better pevlinmninanel the main event Of reat that would Kill: an ordinary | nan in the inaugural last season. | 'Only eme of the original marks set jin the eight events last year stood seven new marks being set. 'Seldan won the meet with Web Points scored were as peaaeeny $85: Webster Benld, Tit. 19%; tral 1 and Maplewood 1. The work of “Bud” Sample, Webster athicte, featured both aft- ‘own record in the shotput by ai- 'most 10 | the broad , Richardson “ a and then | | the 40-yard dash record. Sample scored 15 of his schwol'’s 22 points. Novotny of Benld broke his own high jump fecerd and then set an- other mark in winning the 45-yard high hurdles. Probst of Clayten the 440-yard event and the Seidan | Bish relay team set a new record. SUMMARIES. Fae & vere cramps in his stomach, be- |} 45. ~YAED age gy 2 i ee fore he finally gave up 62 miles from the start. In their first hour the ered about six miles and this pace wing faster than seven miles an hour at times. the finish, however, they were sur- | rounded by hundreds of automo- biles which taid dewn dense layers; of carbon monoxide gas and got in | their way. so seriously that ther were unable to make more hour toward the end. ieannainn and juniors | be abolished. ndations,” said Mai. all probabil- the phil id £D-=- men shoula be consid- | 1erica sheuid condemn fo it is trem pertinent to inquire Carry our pur- — ae cond@mea och to.do. It coaches be the hilosephy were applied | ivities, whe men study too | “ho works siness a suc- who wears serve his er lefsening the coaches have not influence of these Dad but only thar too sreat. Our in The past taught man's influ- ence Was for good, the More Oppor= | tunity he bad for exerting h ficent influence the Detter. Cambridge Beats R. L. Hyatt, Ome of Seven Americans on Defeated Team, Wins Pole Vault. ite Aseieciated Press. ". ONDON, March 26. Sridge defeated Oxford University in their track ;meect at the Queen's Club hiss to- day. The stars of the meet were, Enciand’s champion fiftv-ninth annua men coOv-| Within 20 miles of) This slowed them down han four miles an endousiv in- | American }which William T. icis* T. er ; in ¢ men al- in two years. If} we would} _ BROAD JUMP—_Samole. FRANCO SHOT PUT—Samnie. Witiedem | first: Lacey. ane. Second: Sarraro. until they were run-'! hind - Heizht—5 feet 7 chen (New record.} “oFARD DASH —Sampie. Webster. first: Kennedy second : atisis, | Soidan, } record. } 4i0-YARD BUN—Probet. “Glaston. Maricw, Soi second: Pet Benid. Cleveland. tint ter third. Time al -98.4. ‘ New record.) Maier. Comfort. - Clereland ; vurth. Webater, fev omy. second: Heitz. x ee) t. : Lan Benid. rd - Zi icss | 886 -YARD- RUN—Jobanniz ; | _J00-TARD RUN—Probst. Whiting. Sol Bena. third: iourth. Time—-: 3. _ — —_— ; TEAM NET MATCHES SET FOR MAY 20 to 22. | By the PARIS, March team tennis matches, in Tilden and Fran-j; Hunter will represent the | United States, are to be held on the St. Cloud courts May 20, 21 and 722. it Was announced yesterdar. The | latches will immediately peecede the French international cham- pionrships. ‘The team matches will be held | along the Davis C ‘up ilines, withetao : two oat of three sefs to | | With - is bere- | ;3 ‘asd M. ler e Tii i, ~ * ster Groves second and Benld, UL. | third. follows: | Groves 22: ° Cleveland Stet) Roesevelt 8; East St. Louis 3; Cen-) chalked up a new mark in taking q Roose- whitney. Seidan. fourth. Boylan. East St. ode | 24.—The Franceo- ; Of the AVON PARK, Fila, March were the opposing pitchers ig gerics” between the Cardinals The scgre was 13 to &. The Lasgest efoud that ever |. dait game in Central Fy -. watched the pastiming, about ; |. persons. beimg present. The game: - EIRST INNING, YANKEES.—Combs ‘doubled left, Frisch sqreesed a liner £ Koenig Sherdel flied te Comba. FO - * “RUNS. » SECOND INNING. YANKEES—Gebrig fanned. M se} rolied te Thevenow. Morel out. Bell to Bottemier. NO RU . CARDDONALS—Doetalt ‘all ‘Holm sacrificed, Pipgras te Geh Frisch singled off Pipgras’” gt Deuthit pulling up at third Fri stele second and on Grabows wild threw Frankie raced on third, while -Deutbit seered. E tomley walked. Bell out Pips to Gehrig, Frisch holding Hafer popped te Koenig. REN. 5 tee : THIRD INNING. ~~ YTANKEES—Dugan singled left. Grabowski fouled te Bette key. Pipgras popped te “embs beat eut a-slow bountder Bell. Koenic roiled te Bell. » tagged Dugan sgeing to third. — po CARDINALS—O’'Parreli tined . Combs. Thevenow singled te cent “= Sherdel looped a single fo ht _ Pouhit singled to center, The Chow scoring. Holm walked, fill a ~~ comma s long drive, close to! P right-ftelg fence: scori ; and Hielm advancing toe third. Pris - stole second. The pitch by Be * Bounded away from Gra boweki a Heim, scored. Another wild pit advanced Frisch to third. B walked. Hafey out, Grabowski Gehrig. FOUR RUNS. FOURTH INNING —. YANKEES—t 23—Kansas Uni-i ce “XTH INNING. |... YANEEES—¢@mith and ‘a q pained: new battery for the Cant ‘ais. Ruth was hit with the fin el pitehed. Gehrig drove: = = ‘o Holm. Ruth advancing t sco = "1. » rock Mi Tate. ERIN AL. mn ARR Ae AO OCICS: I AOU SLE CN AO ccna , ae

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Ce = eS Oo | survived the semifinals of the rn. 5 Bim for divorce ang a eee, netwes ee ond this afternoon, | hi a OR eee ae Pees ye he Associated Press. | High School Athletic Ae- oe ee tea tam, nt ae iin | ia, m 636 OY HAYNES has returned to tbail tournament | : R the saddle By Cleveland mIVOREELY Of agen pnd tela |) wit’ tente Cincinnay ¢. 9 i oe aa 25 oS. Esentinatis noon and; Palni Beach today for s ao Se $ee largest crowd that Ser saw |) gy nnn. | oe Se tia t e, SE op gate ES. Bee eS “ floor last night ; a | ea ee — 2 ae ae oe. 5 : : To lower the tone of high Jinks; [t didn't p and a thing although ight to decide the 8 fp ele dt POR RB RAP IR pegs My mag Step, Pt Sed Se iain he ex SR eT ce ats AOE Bae anlar a, ear..ak ¥ ores | . ; RDINALS—Douthit lanped jn Morehart 2b... Mit of the plate ana Was sife on | Dugam sp. fibowski's low throw to Cehris. | Wesa 3b Bim sacrificed on a érounder t9/ . } Frisch walked. Bottomte, | poled a mighty liner hetwéeen Rutt, | = ee : and Combs for a triple. Douthit ada | PIPGRASS age Put by al-| 1Gerinsh Prise scoring. Bell tapped to Pip. | BEALL p. kas inches oft | . . A and Bottomley was Caught in THOMAS a. - Made by | ’ / aren up, Piperas to Grabowski tc | Dere 4 and then! The Emergency Committeg q Beli reaching second. afer | Su we Set ead. second off | Unitea States Footbal Jean Borotra and Jacques Brugnon | Sir Pt. (He. i 2.40 'Came home IM a 35, even par. This But you Can't Make ‘em drink? lls cee for the “Placid Ski-Ronner Trains an| SWIM RECORDS FALL Year.” WOWnah Morning round in & par 70, With the wall; lagomor is just ee two-thirds of the morn-|Their whistles they have to be beaten horse, were the under dogs, INS Players j g : : fn Sin, he had a low tota} + Wetting. Pi700pman, can that plea, pete h oe ~a, . bo - . at ar Cs : Jones completed the first nine With wood alcohol. a icone a ae jwhen it feated Rock. Oles today in Dar 35. Sweetser ; | ford, playing — him, had a 34 Wil-/ If Roy puts 4 crimp in hang.| 78° frame’s att ip your eye. | by close guard) e p. hv aa. > -™ 5 . ; . the ne foam a third member of paddled, See where thdre was six inches | leans scorcieas 2a Bobby, who hes, n the fing:! AD@ mashes of yarions gtades, bed po sea _ yey Ca | h ended 5 . gs wale alee Ae, - 3 ; rig u ew - Bsr : : ; |Tound with a five-stroke lead, was/!t means that our brains wil; be j, mnutles of play Left to right—Freg Lindstrom. ; Travis Jack- Off to a bag Start on the fire hola. | added ter not ih m Place was East St. Lowi« son, shortstop: Rogers Hornsby Sec d Bill T ide : ee , Sunday. . , ’ 1 erry, where he Was One ov I par with a By d ii as ‘ de score, that being @ clever first base. | five He got th- stroke back on “ Sundaes ang piDk gy The 10-year old Sprig won the ket by 7 a j thes ~ B&B 42 ‘ 1c aU re. P : : as ” . - Sg ee ea SS es | the seventh where he dropped « the thirsty, who dry laws are Grand Nationa! Steeplechase tn : ns ~ OOS Ieee oy ae ™ | 15-foot putt for a birdie 3. Sweet. “outing, Liverpool. Indicating that the oid! ren In ‘ }? Ra ° R ult (| Ser also tock five on the first hole, | Will be UD against it we fear: | horses, like ota ball players. are go. t fought of the State Swann Pow ~ i ‘at thee cons en & tees with their last breath they’) | ine strong. Champaign we aye le ede —“ we O at e ser ‘ “i i : emeeenemes ‘ © a me, er bina, °°ORd and had an | be shouting Found—Cartoon containing arm: Carmet won by 35 to 24 T . Of Indoor ennis other birdie, a four, On the longa | - : : “fth. On this hole Jones missed 2 | Por light wines and beer! atures, St. Louis-Peoria box a wc 4 & — ~SSOCCCHO CK Sor SOM Om oS ty fm & A tlantic Photo. ““ Mim ab P su... a ~— ” Yerepegs. iene ot LP ie nos etre An tege tatty iitac gy, were SOA hts nate bitten es ek, cme whe “ee ih Sie «8 Coon CS c eer =) anit w | Duref hatted 1or Bea} ee track fast. Sure they weren't Caricatures? EAST xy a layers. ee wel rolled to Ti. venow. Morehart | Roetiger Se The committee has confirms © eat, Bell to Bottom): y. NO RUNS | forfeit and has suspendea cus a intone, pen rata, indefinitely, Tonigh: 1 wig ge Holm Ss ppg te ade “ig ms Frisch singled off Pipgras g£lorse, os ree discuss Roche's ™ Doythi: pulling up at thira. Frisch | ;™endation that the suspen stole Second and on Grabowski's | BIOs sis~2+ > ' “Os NOOGmLS ‘ot POMS SSeS im} wth made effective for a year. 3 ey Wid throw Frankie race on The charge against © third. while -Douthit scorea. “2 od ’ @: St«se- 7 0) Osi seu’ i TANKEES— Dugan singled i rr a Roche and when he ref se ‘ et Grabowskj fouled to Potton. SHERDEL,pP_.2 Oj of France swept inte” the Chee. a ~E ef , E | Ci Natiee, Girt Soout i 8ave him a Score of i4 ela so, Roche declared the forte af de. Pipgras hopped to Bottomley. | SMITH P ; 1 0} ionshi ene ’ Pat i FIFTRA mac Be Soe ac peat morning round. which added to his | dies TOUGH LUCK. The committee held \Qenbs baat out a-slow bounder to | ee ean |? o lip roune | s decisive, | Forecaster a4 bbinn - ~. = *h a6 ' Cards for the first two dars’ piay, Ste where the Cards were beaten There’s one sport where von | a r '|on-completion of the guage as | 527 17 ol ermshi-set victories | etiam) 1 8.00 v.99 | 88% him 2 total of 225. tine Indians and the|have to bit whe bigh places to'get in| tiona; aves March 26.—Twe aa. mpeeihie- auecty oa ME fered Dusan cant °° ae aes | Guest Of Hones 7 en | vonnEy Farrell and Ww. H. Livie, | w Indicatine that the Indians | condition Big Ten. twimmminer as, and a two minutes to leave the MM to 6 ae Koenig rOiled to i. Whe |] 7 c - : “ye _ *> “ ; - ee asa 13 5 cool 1] 0; lashing- ana SPpectacula: fore. ‘Bee ° O4aS S “0! whe ended yesterday’s play ach | == , ; Piay, eae broken in the vreliminas ies of « tactics. The Sparta F, C.; p- RU N 1 *456%798 9 YT } Court raids Carried both European oe... “FR wh > 2. ; Sine woe Yalo- With a score of 143 to rank econ, ei } s : gis twice the ‘ ird roun o he 39) Me pe: RDINALS O'Fa: rel] lined f : : -s $n em ‘ ; , 2 } re we ca perce } LTrdenas and tec Pon- : =) : o) U ‘a . SEC qg conference meet last night Pau be d of th CA = | YANKER | Davis cup stars ‘hrough the semj.| nant 2 to Bobby Jones, encountered trou. klahoma A. & M Articles ig ned broke the ngnusan lew ) ‘ 'Oroke the n4tional Collegiate ane RN PMP «pa Qah a pean cen Ce [Se sta “se Nao i MNP Mesrtnas gt nagattientie, ; On the streneth of the yer peembs. Thevenovw singled to center, | Y- : Pape ea a Se et . + pSherdel looped 4 Single to ictt.} O QO O s@e@ @ 16 2 ‘finals, Borotra battering down the; NEW ORLEANS SCRATCHES, ble on the first nine holes of the . eats siugled to center, Thev=-|canpavars New Rochetie, se mit T Hunter, | soft, "eetmeny Der ane Out] strokent "@2@ 804 slipped severa lriumphs on Mat For Latzo Fi bY sicnicstn “rotate Seconds to ate . he scoring. Holm y atked, filling | +3 /New Roct i eR. Fuwh 82. 1 Gale Third race—Georne Dever. Four: | Strokes, Farre}] made the turn Lt art ' in every 7 ‘2 e]} Ma } ‘Kt aa bie: : fees ™ 13 j one -Oche s€, , ° ou Pe die | PR CO— SH roe CC r ie 1} ns ve » nso Tr: Rena t With ded ‘hit Lj = bit FA , ; ta : e ‘ jn a ; reeeioc, pie- aE hs. bases Be al} replaced Pi: rac ' j : ee Ms , s ~UD, Al — £4 LOD. J ifthi ¥ i a oi, W 1,eé ivie had a card ntl Sener ra weld, r . ; — tas i —— —— | ANd Brugnon Stroking his Way {| 70°8—Ocean Cur “Et, Pixt} ract—Com- | f 40 Joh Zo) >. . , . i —Soldan (‘Cara- Erisoh: Walked. Sberd: j SCOTIn > | : t} : ; ; ee Halden =e’ SOK, in Tor Genera] } o ve © ‘nm Golden, } a terson, N. ‘ tleztlate record in aE —— gq ; - : rough the. stont.h..- : | demMan. : ie >} > Ben di a). first . Mth made a remarkable catch of Singleg to cemter and when Durst POUgR the. stout hearted defense | |J~ who t ed with Larr; Nabhoiz jp styte established py How. Ht 3 Cleveland, for thirg place yesterday | | stern, to 1925, be og the jdistanee fin 2214, tp the 440-yard fluo > : * 7 , 7 . - 4 ~~ . aor ~ seen. a 4. tomley gs long drive, riese :0 ti ei missed the bali Timmy tried od of John \ an Ry Nn, Princeton Unij- At Tii a i ; ith 145 . , : ; ~ ; : : Juana. f F ® score } t-fleld «fence. Douthit sCorins | complete the circuit, but- wag cut) versity, 6—4, ¢~—1. rimsy pace 1 Bie a ) pein turned in the C |g + eee coat cb Bn te ae SB =: . aft hie o4 ee » 2 ' i aim) Taf). ‘Teliminaryw ? ns f t } Tor fe ll ‘ es ic xs — ‘i » , aoe PW it rah gy TCHES ‘ Vea a FOURTH INNIN fanned. Pascial singled to 8 jeft, fought it out fo» both the indoor | SECOND RACE~—i:~: hed, anehan Feethen pe the Ry ae. Ft ee DIONsShips Which closed h-re to- | Were signed yesterday With Pro. ~ Se Aria AUSTIN. Tex.., March es AAWENG, | Ruth Scoring. Bell lossed out and Outdoor Championships last | furlones - ; “Baas mec 1S akhidioeys - “neustria night, AlLix Morris March: . me eX : DALLAS.—Tommy W bite, Heous- YANKEES— Rp yt}; raised one 2° Morehart ONE RUN 1 War Salam {Jones . 900 5.00 4.80 | Horseshoe League were perfected at con os ite. vee, ‘“arshutl- | moter Humbert /Ugaz. bs Pete | foe. wee new @evlaion ” } 7 . N. ef ot ja meeting of representatives from 1, 1a., successfully defended his Latzo. former Scranton tinine bey, | vver Samm, Mandeti, Nghiweigh iy ae nl ge 4 WN alia ee. “ alia a RU cies aga 20 to ning aces from up and @ow year. It also Will mark the thira | Par, Sal H : 435-pound Crown against Bur », The fight ig slated for May 24 at | “a ie q ae . wat | Paths of Texas University ~ Morehar:'s line drive to =6center | Holm fanned. NO RUNS, 11925 and Lacoste in 1926. k shemeeeke re; teareuee and ‘Conut aga: on May 3. The league !s construct- | 1926, was defeated in a S€Nnsatione) | the Polo Grounds but is Me Rae SAVING aes, Gt. * Mexican Indians were makin . a Cham- a : ee, CARDINALS—Pasch:) went to fanned Durst fanned. Gazelia ! ; td ide : SECON iL —& Silvoe - 4 a f st ae Brest thelin orthernil, four men. It is Planned to HONE | once , | Sh, ‘a wn )“tass. Collinge the 7 19 cles: Latzo is euaranteed 37% DET, | long-distance runs, \ . : | | . { “e | P deft for the Yankees. Farrel} | qi ¢ as ut, | - wlan ag mo Ne : ma i ' : i Raga . . Two Texas relay field & e ‘ arre batted for Thomas and was ou | EB Sonne) rack, A the games one night a week. Tro. ' Will be helg , Walked. Thevenoy Singled to cen- | Toporcer to Bottomley. NO RUNS ‘Miss ordyce Put lees Anticie Brieantkin 1 phies will be awarded to the divi. {20d Rub 24 cent of the gate receipté and Dua. - them Briskawav. Ou Every championship went to} dee 12%, the maximum permitted | | k i Tine -j also went by the board, 4 | aL alinaenas aj { ™: : 7 publes, tne Sulting total of 14 new ma Sading’ O'Farreli ———+—__ a 9} Gossip, Maltbus. Picnic QUT Seth. Ru -] 7.0% “inners, with the Y. M. c ak ae ‘three sets to! ony nine of the 1926 Tess INDIVIDUAL HOCKEY Out by Unknown Heme pepe nk Gailor, Wer Gi | Industrial Commission siving a/cither an Jowa man or Oklzhoms|in New York. ~ ‘ reco rd calendar standing. Ne igectten AWARDED ae ahon_ S . ret ; ‘ 5 trophy to the city cha mpions and “a f| Man, landers, Okiahoma A ane : In accepting Fugazy’s terme, ; or national intercollegiate Ma. Gree erday’s game | TROPHIES ernenniai Bie teary ge ms i. champion. a pi ten of town] Max Waxman, Dundee'’s ma hager, . ee ac. . , : ee zst yeu ere ‘€ teams rep. tate Col'er> 1e fi ‘aati . naa ‘ 2 . y on was bettered, however.” 7 with Sherdel walked. | gy the Associated Press. iss C lett d resenting 16 industrice McQuay. |~ "© “OLeg2 tn the fina} teavv. | declared he resarded his contract . rounds. Hilt, tour as rep. Ulin ases. Douthit forced | MONTREAL, March 26.— jury Miss Co and Other Stars, Norris won the championship, ©?” | “eight bout. with Tex Rickard as “g scrap of | *_Getented | | : ti ts a Summary: paper,” because of the latter’s in. | Sanders, Celenge, 3 30 rounds. A stiff south wind . hel | 8 in W . f ‘ »/ Of sport writers in cities represent. | Advance in omen s ———o—_. Praia re ) . en eT O DEMANDS L12-POUND ¢ ated” Wikre University o¢ bility to WORCESTER, Muon, .. m Ticah te his -_—_ | ™ Tunners in short events, a2 ' OFer-.. "inn? ee Hecker {, = ca" &. - ) i ; WN : e cacue } low, at , . ably accounted for 7 se now scoring | ¢l eit, the National Hockey ag Golf Play. | Stiliwater tn © Piegeee « has an.| M » Gefenteg Say er » new marks. A he Tr, Therenow Scoring. |/has awarded Herb Gardiner, vet peeves RICKARD GIVE HIM I ag pote CLARS Lote ixtideoemes a : wren | Farley of the Universi ‘ mim flied to Paschal. Frisch lined j eran defense player the pean x 4 COG cn? tee ee | «wf Gefeated Demarsh oi Age he wil} eevee to mae . 7 Rix |G@ans, the. Hart Trophy as most | EW ORI EA | BOUT WITH EMPS 5 agreement under “ SQUAD | sour cae ee ot don ' ag OE B prone “med to his team @uring thei By the Associated Press AT N Oo NS D EY lege Gefested Eeecine uae erate ore boxer already _— i\day . bg ' ntadnte a + + ate i Jack Delaney . Tankees. wil aes _ Gay when she ‘OUNd most of the | *Voreland a bss yeh for a match With ¥, deka aie k ata Bey ae teetuley singled ek ° traps on the course and was de.| one meat “: elalane Sens light heavyweight champien, Unless URAC WESC pe onde "annlieches | NEW WORLD RECORD : —__ Tunney wil! sail for Engiand May jor j Sis neoln, | 4 AIGH YARD none pn " MXKEES—s), i; and Abbott Morrow of Baltimore, out of the | Eoomnut eee. “pe cn m2 3 ° T ° ' | 15 to box an exhibition in London ! was established tas rnbos. thir fern . : | | e+ + ts OS. PNevtene ++. 182 | rum tabo ay 3 > pl ‘""iToeme . {| Orcutt. Ensiew ood. N. J.. defeated | cage” as i OT etunt e é first title defense, scheauled in Sep- tees Athi a phen, ; State: Notre nee, ” ». 2 $ : Gehrig drove deer NEW YORK. March -6.—Un- ® : ali ae | Pen os 1.20414 Pigver Fiowers as er Nn e tember. War dm | tbind; Jourth. eo «Ruth advancing 10 s*2conc. 1 th Miss F escy Wattles of Buffaijo. five! ‘wgey Tavior §"ya> *Miss Dranean *” ee ; LR Dab jCMP won hy Sima. * hac knocked down a liner from, Gauntea by Fallure to equal the and four: Miss Virginia Van Wie | “P's MeCarney yn ee ea, oe & 7 | |. Sulthe ae. ea “a He hi J 4 whoa # sey ape deesicn oT ' Scribes G; bec | thing” Distante, 23 rt. SSM MRE Peach, recovered and retired. hic speed of Lioyd nn rer the ong of Chicago. defeated Miss Jane} ee ee Bay 130 Shem Maszie .. 44; Give Texan | ad ~ ae - FRY . , ‘ . mt 4 : i ) 7 ' ; Ane ’ igh _* mdr: , ; © od | . Rt wie tw © abs re With 2 lightning throw to |MHe route, Edvin Wide, Swedish | Brosdwell ot Long Meadow, Miss | Seggland Giri ‘ re at but Lightweight Title Is Not | Time, Sm. 2430 Bo > Mor ae out, Bell to] sistance star, will Se ee ee and Miss Bernice Wal! of | olds, six furlongs 0° Claiming. 3-r ~~) "at Stake ot Tada 5 —Won by Morgam. a — ;} the two-mile indoor record ai the Oshkosh, Wis., won from Mrs, | Sut Sus 16 2. Bensinger 103 | ‘2 af aux ‘ . . « . > Ne os boa tae .4 pe gt Aus- ands, went i United Swedish Charities track |John D. Chapman of Greenwich, | c, ; “Red Grange | [10s | - ; ath- Ps " - Smith skiea | © Conn., one up on the nineteenth | “Mise Relvuc |" “100 | Svecial to the Post-Diepates | we 6 6West: lang | | re I rR: a as tin Madison Square Garden to- ” Witth race, $1200, the Best Pa} Hand}. | Special to the Post-Diepatcs. POUR 3 bunted safeiy ; meet hol : : 2 S, Colleges and Uni Rn the r ve agg : oie, Cap, S-year-olds ana BD, OMe ang one-gix. DALLAS, Tex., March +6.-—Tom- | i a erst buna ski net-bane line. Holm & { night. : ® qi Mrs. Barrows, little known ag 9 scr potees 308 ‘Mie. my White of Houston Was being} ' Pped off Beall’s glove | To break Paavo Nurmi's recor | golfer. Went to the turn in 28, | ie dete Ge eee 14 | hailed today as superior to Sammy | Mandel! world's lishtweigi:t | ~ shallow left tor . of 8 minutes and 68 1-5 scconds, three shots over men's par‘for the a Pnaeny. * H, 000. claiming, 4:5<ap olds ‘ : Ps Ohe and one-wisicenth miles: champion, following oe Douthit stoppin + int. ‘ ‘as iS , 4 at thir’, s + ? ” re, a Ut, Koenic to Gehric, Dau. | Wide has set a rer -camapelagd OUursE. Qveatt Current it% “Huon Pine | 07 no-decision fig cht. Za Gehne oot omiey cut. Peat {the quarters.” ‘He wil me ee COLLEGE FENCERS “Pat Cale 110 SOveran 7-208 | wee was ewspaper jc.| aay | ‘ Gehrig. ONE RUN, | Ritola, who defeated im <4 , Seventh race, $1000. 4 cisi Mandel] dia lit ace : ' me tan an ments and | | Air oot — ision. ! tle damace i T Tréenc x &2NTH INNING. |Umes in foreign owes Yr 1 | GAIN FINAL ROUND Taaporing |... 116° awn te )t© his opponent when he displayed! am . TANKERS Topo Went to | Willie.Goodwin, of the } ass wat | 2 the Associated Press Pn ee otha SNerelg | 2° 0°; form now and then with his ‘a-| ae Cronies Wera cout Smith ito ihe -distarfce, | Dartmouth defeated Army swords- oad cveeekl ke itor bs ee throughout Most all the rounds | Kument *7°"** fia {and displayed good infighting. + e, ie Coiling singled to cen-{ ‘SVide hopes to run two miles to- men, 5 to 4. and the Cadets in turn = DUPst batts. ‘or Beall and / night in $:37. He expects to step | : - | *t nea Raly . . figbt was slow see COllins, Toporcer LO Theve- the first half mile in 2:09, the mile | Outpolnted ihe Chto State squad, 5 “Chariesetia aie *Bateman . “19: Pe ee. MMs Lica to Clarix. NO | jmigss7, the mile and a half in 6:45, to 2. in two prayreat tpits sotomened pint RE irack fast. It May Be So, but | ‘ a ag as : ana-stili Wave enongh jeft to COMm~-/} Of the Centra; Division Intertolie- “Apprentice allowance claimed y , 5 | OLIVER CADILLAC Co BPPOINALS Tow. went 10; pléié fhe disiange more than a sec- | ginic Fencing Association bouts A fferson P * Watussi Si Vage, emeer’ of a Bi m4 ang Durst’ to center for ond faster than Nunn aid. yesterday t Jefferson ark. ibe that tives _» fie wilds of sath LOCUST & LINDELL CUT-OFF the poy.) , ard with the man Cornell ane Suton are sched-i sean RL EANS. Marrh 26. Track fae | Contra Africa, is credited wigh ii Mer ee =—«RRed] 'Shgled to right. Oe the saree -fa ‘attempt to | Ble@ for foils TNatches today, The Tere: izhithe Time Pa Ey ss yy ae 335°) having Cleared 2.50 Welere {8 fee: . Ben MEGled to wenter, sending | be conquered, Habn will a Pe | five Colleges also wii) compete with i jit. re 3e'e.5¢ Wills 3e:/% Inches) in running high jump. — thirg. Abbot hit into a | efface the world mark of &: ; -2 _ Saber ang epee to determine fina) | Rosemary Fran. ‘37. Maror Bebrman Psi] he world's Olympic record ie 8 io. POP. Morehart to Koenig | for the 1000-meter run, Joie’s Ray's entries is, the championship | Porte ce Ore. Fr 28: meee, 25! | oo, 8% inches, made by” Haroid io | Vesttetion, ts: Honey Lou IPs Jessica Ouborte ~- Bell scoring. Thevenow _ last surviving indoor record. matches ir New York next month. Fe) ign oo tea a. «Sethe tiie ‘ ee : oe 14 alban . = te - ie PE ERE Ulnar aitents we sess Poo Rei epee,

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) oe —— — ST.LOUIS POST- me LOCAL STOCK PR PRere — cdi SATURDAY EVENING, MARCH 26, 1927 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH_ ___. PAGE NEW YORK BONDS (COMPLETE) | Beets] HondSaler—Coninsed|NOIER OF MOUTHS BOND TRADE QUIET, § High. | Close, ¢ | MIND (IN LOGAN | * # ‘40 tke Pos:-Dispatch. se toe RAILROAD BONDS. RAILROAD” BONDS. pee, PARES Saak-Ohenatet : : | i 2 } . . : i 44 a " faxes , ee nee a pacttindeeesitniaaninintiia acticin - ‘i 13s L + 7 ; ’ oF . i pean ' ae had = . bce 9'- 3 WEW YORK, March 26.—Total ‘ransactions | és.__ Security. | High] Low. | Close. | Sales. Security. | High. Low. | Close. fs 1... 0. - [ROP K%IIOT % 1107 7" r 948, . tr $ an} Bt | >, gax. | NE YORK. March 26.—The week | PRICES KREG rf 5 9: itis . 4 @ yee ss ee | , mn bonds on ths LRO pe Ne York — “er ggg argon l= amounted to 5,625,000. Previous | __,_ RAD AD eee RAILROAD BONDS. 47 » 82%} 82%) 82%! Se S A closed on the curb exchange with the up | ST. LOVIS STOCK Bxcpawna ee es melee. 19.49°.000; week ago, 7,341,000; year ago, 5,205,000. and Sr A 2 103/103 [103 _ A utd Governent umnounesd te S RENSE OF) | March 26. ~—-Pedigo-Weber, Wa bed, ei - years 260, 6,255,000. Total sales from dan. 1 to date were 913,- 3 5 | ly Steectrie and Ely-Walker were % 18,000, compared with 778.493.0900: same period year ago, and 973.- Colo &s cos mf ay ag changed and Rice-Stix’ unchay 4900 same period two years ago. rig 4% 35./ to shade lower in Initial traps © Quotations op United States Liberty Bonds are tn dollars and . i tions on the local marker toe 2 wy-geconds of a dollar; that ts, for instance, a saie printed Waltke Soap lost some of yeute 24 means $99 and twenty-four thirty-seconds of a dolar and not day’s advance after sélling 4, | fraction, up fhe following is a complete list of transactions, with sales | Subsequently Pedigo-Weber, a ammenget lowest and closing prices: DERG 4 30 30%, was down a fraction be Ms aris High. Low Clore »-— sore — aa 41 ' Fred Medart common was’ off =" “GOVERN MENT BONDS. BOND a ; SS 1 Erie seats. n 4 ‘96: ‘fraction. wt ob 3%: ee a ; . MARKET AVERAGES. | es pr cer ; 8 Se iat ae ,. 101—5 200-85) ‘mais Saturday. Friday. | * £rie ecvt 4 D $3. Total sales of stocks On tha ~ a . 1 al Ten first grade rails. 95 ze 95.40 | , a = ra - 4 33.1. | | Exchange today 103—9 ‘1039 Ten secondar ils . ! rt re amounted to 102 Ten public ertiltaee +4 a0 214 Gr Trk of C shares, compared. with 16%). este, ee 2 “ns "1100—18. 100 14 100—16 Ten industrials ...._ 02. 102.03 2 Gt Nor 7 Do ‘day. Bond sales were $260 s Combined average | _ . 97.36 Gt Nor s20060 ve ste rday. azal; ee 5 27 - 448 100 12 100—12 100—12 Combined month ago. Gt Nor +S Combined year ago ; (>t No r +4 Mollowing is a complete list a 4 * 7. MOtunt 208-9 1101-9 ieee itil ‘mcdanes ev ODOP V-1 LOCOe-1 te ee he CO de =) 2 Oi Do iS & MS dbd428) 9915) 995 a | L5aMS ab 4 31) + td P 98%| 981 ) ies ee I, V en 4% 17003:10 100 q.. : 4; 738% = Le V gn 414 2003) 9% | 98% 8 2 | : | 2 ‘pdustriale which were being bid up for; special reasons The usua! week-end cenliz- | ‘ | it’ sales made thenselves felt in other di-| By the Associated Press a 8 a 5 | rections but declines where rhev eax peed NEW YORK March 26. «ae With nee of- exark & Ft ke ~ comparatively small. lferings duubitng the tote io .. _ i O*5 ov | 8 % 104%) Ox Theatere class os ay one Of th@ ihe jisted bend market tt ad noe oar Third Avy adi 3 : &. > +E utstanding featuree. fist tn new UMD lively mective harty oe ye: T St LAW 4 50.'90: , -* age }Orices for the veat inarro® irregular ‘ . aaah ~y — Pac 8 ®2R8 ta. ! The Olis were actively bought under lead- | . 44-4 felt over the Ot “eores Pac let 4 $7 7 *,¢ ip of Carib Syudieate and Amerteas tics with the sews that ean — Pp. vo ref 4 = 7 4 7 a" 4 ; M. ee Reports were eurerut vesterdar i sens had prac tic al: J aii heer rt remo from ac rT 2008 wee, PS’ 2% | that Pan American Pete was seeking tO a /i), sone of fire around Nankiog . quire “y Maort'¢ interest in Path companies | Profit tak ine of 'aet acvances in the ey whic have euDstaptial holdings tn South } .,, stie division, Seaboard Northe™ Wi b 4 : Am« Fiean ¥ telds ‘ Cities » Ree ses ng give 5 8 és 41 6 (106 106 : g + “4 en o> ¢ aes - ~ ; » wer — re : “08.10. “ ‘ ‘ 4 Cons fal JO. ’ Y's) YO 's | . ) _—-_-o = CDUIDODOHOCODOM-1y Oe te ee ? id eSent 4 for we epee ee SBLCURITY.. E . os ie 46-54 . fe ‘ a it 105—13 105— ~9 ee wos % G 79 %& | Bank of ‘Com tea hy : Baie oe | z= 47 - “a | ‘eo 4° : 4 114— 114— 2 Mm saeccerve f/OS 1105 % 1105 % Ble 97 | $3 | 83 ‘iy ] BD ~ ! rte meg e os aan. ? ae ee a eRe Rees « 95 *s 96% ? é 3 F pee vwnss cg. | OO%| 99% 99 is | 25 K Ce r 1s “ ; 9 ; | Bs , 19 B , lhootctiden, heen 50 St P M & M Mon’ very heavy total of a year ago. and 5 6.2 P . NEW YORK. March = Cott ones National Candy conr ¢ 50° 90 . = p 45: 6’ o6 “4 95 % , a Am Sug 8 $1 10814 108%, 103! AY C $ ST ..| 884g] RRs NYNH&H Clit ; : j108%| 108% 108% latest statement of railroad freight , oe rm ' markets closed the week quietly tt 9 Pedigo-Weber ooo | 3a fees ) : . ‘ ) | g eo Sa | Pedigo- Weber oe et I 0 ‘ee, e. is 4 . 100% 100%, 100%, ry m.. 19%) 79% THT, | Kgs CoE 4 st'49! | Se Ay 3 NYNH&H deb 6 | 20 SA&P 1s 4 43'°'| 91. | ont “Weekly —s clearings, $9.761 030 O00. A ‘. 4: July, 3.06; Sept..fand 68x72s, Raw silks were eteady bur | Petigd W ebe co : ae ‘ 58 B. 09 7 997 gi) 3 Beer aS e 91 ‘an wan increase of 7.3 per cent over last vear 415 : Decr., 3 ome 90, alow. | Rice-Stix com ' ke Rice-Stix com od | Rice-Stix com ..... oe: 5: te “si a. = * . fost Steel _.. + ner St 7 42..' 96 ‘ 4 etn yi argen a Me 9O% SY irest 8 60 May. HO by 3 99 1 . jlo 7. LUS% 108%, Ausifalian 9 O0O.. YS 97% ade O%& ra 103% 104 Aust Govt 89 8, &9 7 Bavarian 6%, 40. rs, ‘ : > . 103 103 aoe > > . + sated ar hn 6 le 4. ‘ i * eo! Belgium 4 o 107 Walthe pl oe ; ctf. 103% 10%: ‘ 3% | ¢ Goody T&R 8 41.121 %/1211 2 21% Waltke wom ....... i Lie 8 -» 108 44 108 4, +, Bae do 8 3! 1 111/11 ‘Wagner Elect com |. ne 4 vo --+| 98%) 98% 2 | ; | @QoYX as Li, Wagner Elect pf .. 207 ls a ss . cone ‘es 101 ss Tall ; )./1038 10: 3a 103 a : Here 54 A ’ a ~ eee pee oe, 2 SRO 1 4 a. 66. 99% a9% | I 5 56. ./103! ) , a if * 04% 104%, it St del 401 ¢ o SMALL PRICE RANGE = 108 19 [204 i |. © Ind @ B2 104% 11044 104%, : a? 2 ... 9653; 96 a 96 5, Inland S 6 43:102% 102% 102 : . " 106 5, 106 106 8% J Int Pap { Cot TO NEW 'YORK COTTON sees We wef 98% | 9934) 98.4 Se s 7] 57. .| 938%. 93! 924 by aD : Og Tie 1. LOLS, 101% | ¥ M By the Associated Press: FD ienen Ger : 39. 104%. 104 14 ote 101 LO % Ry ‘ : 3 os Air 6! a 55 100% 100% 100% ed "&2T Bt. 45:1090% 10014'10901. i. NEW YORK, March ze The Oa iiss Rep “1 5 1st ° oO €y 31 MODI 101 1 }102 14 | _market opened unchang ™ cy 46 : ~ - ® Ben CPST kK: | 3 2 | lower. today uwnder i 9 gor hail Peg | wnt lKGéEI16 3° ‘los! ye ders. but steadied ‘i. ne a ‘te tome S10 ane ® Sevees 3 40. ‘ response wd the. wee =e 2 wv - & 7 ; -, Nayeel = sof Liv ’ to do 5 Of BB e + | . sy =P me . t 4 ts | trade — oe ne : $C ~, BO's| 96%; 96° "6 >. & P t a oh 4108 107 rT 1075; ~ aciede @ O's B3)105 104° % | ; gq ~.+- LOT% 10744 107 43 | 3 Le} “. TNO % 100 bt, ! — @ 5 ' 4 ig a Y = api : sheffield Stee] Southwest Bell ‘Southwest Bell St. Louis Car ein mt bed OG DS es hes eC POID-HOD OS tae Be) j i? ef eables reported calling, coerin ana 2 3 , bombay buying in Liverpool. 7 100 | 104 '104 ~ § tl >aaws " eek on shipyard’ «st ~@ , é THe | Loews € oo. 10456 1041 0 a, | the end o * wee w eatin " ee nai an : * ; sie * me ee 1189000 bales again 97 0 ps — 1 we am 3 Galorne G 3 50 ao 9914} 921, | As oe St sos , 9716. 97% , mo Futures closed st . é. teio eel a 5 Cordoba te, — 78 , 9S o sauer C eS | a far, 34. iDe te Ale: July. 146.58. /:4005 iD oo +s. ~? a be Oe we be He -- 100% 10014, 100% | ; 4 14.3: = : t ; . . A Be 5 Czechos! 8 ‘5 ~-{hOR4 ° S43 | iz Sug . $2. . 106%, 108 14 10614 i } fet oe 14.66¢ 14.47c 7 eo = Bee! 2 OR 2 a, | Midvale St e .| 9g1 a9 99 Se | 14.69c. Spot quiet; middling, 14.40. vane es asa a> ot Mi : ) » : i sae cme | ih M 6 ; 1, | "39 . wen 6s 73 QT! Yi} E New -Ovivans on ‘ 7 745 ..:1023 » 3y% | 2 Mu ay Body 61o8 | , : NEW GV LEANS. March " oes a : : : *. spy . . °} > : brn . me : ¢ 3 y P rs Be . = ; ’ giuned ai Per . BE a "YS By sf q r f rs a . 4 . Ss. ce a>! aes c 4%, i ~- ii | four points: Jan eo ae ; : 1 « 3 Sl He Mi j y i? Ps i as Ey » ; Lg ,@ c > > 3 i ‘ | sass 14. 29 @ 14. Ble; ey SS 4.38 @14.% : falva & . .. 108% 108% | New rl ub Ss | | . ; 4. xs J je! J 2 i i ) "« ‘ \ > > * 5 ‘ i > ¢ Ax tT > ; Ny w Ort i Ss. ai ° ” ; . . . 4 ~~. - . ‘ ‘ ; > 49. ag ‘steady and unchangeJd- | midis: 14.12% anges — os : 41 NYGE LHe 4 49 Qo a: New York Cotton ae i 106°2 1104 o-- 100% 106! "XBW YORK. March 26.—Major fluctu. ...| 98%) MWg 98% “ *F 49. | tions in today's cotton market were ¢o0- n Mun a1. 548B PNSts OR'g YVBty | > gen aS ‘fined within limits of 7 points with fin ¥ ‘hy 421103 14/108 14/103 ty : . al quolations 2 to 3 points pry! pr . = ee 2: iy Nia ) 8 5OTOLY = last night. Spots were unchanged at 14.40- 9 h 7% cee : _ ; a7 $%1 OF | ; | | - Blighs _Low, Pare = - ; = “ 109 % "1092 % | “, ~ : AA ae 100 % 100% _— | Th . ge | ee ‘14. ir eo MRT. ORTe! ORT 3 Ol tiy E 6 48.10 6 196 | Be ae ae melee See iete| Sem ea se h0e 18 ce ere was about her something disturb- =—Srs OS OE a Yed aoe > “4 td ww « ‘Pee a | 7 _& German 7 Pam. ... LU7% 107% 107% = 41...) 94 Q4 94 >» 42. loo'%, 100 t4 100%, tae = 103 102% 103 100 ty 100 ty 100 tg | . a y ° ae meregiees l eee ingly familiar. . . After one imploring look, hese ht ida A | , ~~ TNE Carillon cowered in horror in a corner of *1 l ~~ Ste *2:4°@-, . ESGer GET 45... nies ietied LO4 Ss | iP Geo Hope St! 7 | ~ is MIWIiSs Wise sria. s 102% 102 %s ‘e . Fe QR 4 OS % 94 7% Og Haiti be 52 ....) AD%! 99%! 2 Holl A 1.6 47... 99%) 99% |Industrial Briefe! Bie" os oe. oes biseses Stl 7 46.. 114 1% LOL", bit cinse : : % NEW TORK, March 26 Rial Pupt7 ; st, urs maurond, ed toed e's 6 Oa Bes, ass | 8 Rep BS Say 35.1013 10154 102 | pe ah p To escape from the commonplace, from dull routine | $7.142. 1p 3558 448 in ry se hae! ty, 47. ; a 2 10 " Schulco rola 6 ls 465 LOO 4 js O% , > ’ aN: As > ' i \ : 7 * 7 7 > The ae : ph 10 a do.6% 45 B ..) 997%) 99%, 90%. | , > —board-the yacht “Rigel” with three young scientists 3 Sflee AC 7 41 .. 100% 100 ve L\ . Sine Con 4) a le ae Li Toe 1¢ j ‘ . \\ : . - . Sin "or 72st i f z é i ’ q 4 ° Bine Con O 6%38] 99 \ 95%) 99 ) a, | we and Carillon Boyd. Carillon—attractive, alluring— OTS | Sine Cr O 6 28 A 100% 190 § 100% | TC Dy WS : 1 i" . bes inbastizonsg | > Sing wipe ae TRAE | AE a \\\ taken on the voyage to keep a tragic inheritance from 2 AA \ betraying her and disgracing her family. — ~*~ = a et het SOx War .. wee; eS 101% in1%, | Pocahontas ( a a. ~~, he a * Sf ae fet _ ee eo * ee @ > Pr St) Car Pub SE&G 5% Pub SEI P 6. Pub SN J 6 eee ~~ = sts — tie on =] 3 “. - eR le ten atta to $24.575 after charges. 67 im February last t year.. . Youngstown dispatches ea aay stee! plats =p | er Sal rt ~ 103 5/5103 14.5103 4b, | 3S PR Sug OF % 96% OF i S W Bell Stand Mil i ‘ prong t oO ® i lin _ “gt ae Valley i week a . . of | Steel makin a . ® 4 3 fae no uy 100% he Of alae |Full oo ak fe 4 AS Ref Sisk meet a r 5 eet ot logs. lish iz o3 ii oa Ae ia 4. + 2 s ‘ . a ~d : rR. G. Dun € x ' cial failures in th ted week against 47 70 the week 991, 99 o> gh oe = (eee | 30/ 98%! 90%.) N01 | Zag | \ The yacht is pleasure-bound—but treachery and sus- General Asphalt Co. earned $8.12. a. it fastens i Sear rat senorss | 2 Um Blee 6 3a ...an2rs 10235 1024 ; Pi wae! wom! pan [8 © Ue. Bice 5 $2, 1102 44/102, |102: picion | trail it. And when Carillon’s lover sights the - wt he eee a eo FT KFS # Z -- El Bak) EY ie Eo 1O6 1s 3 share on the common in 1926, 5 as S| $5.80 a share in 1925, : es 1y Poiana ¥ Ss 50. AF %! ATIL) AT% : ee a ee ened | Union Bag- and Paper > e == Port Al egre Ss } 11 » Te Me ; : Hy ol — oe 4 aah a ret | ’ i of $180,039 for 1926, in to €: Se Prague Tike 5% Oth, 1 1. Fi, | mg rug Ce 44 Tg 4 att ‘ , : h in mid-ox ean— d Lic t! ) profit of $223,083 in 192 . é a “4 : ; - . i —" : | .? + (sai . ; : t 3 yac t it iS ere share. ' | Canadian National Railways ibe 7 Rhinelbe Urn ts 481911, 1°91. 122% * aiwe me 1 Rod : | oe Sr gpg the Content Vermont - MR ef : aS ~8 ¢F Ss ‘orth G D4 40 Dy ae . . - * | Railway. had a deficit of $28,894.07% | es e Riv "48. 1102 te 102 14°10" ts RE ha £4101 10.101 12 'T0n1L | Th b th-takin thi _ 1926. after taxes and charges, against & ‘ Ge .s (a 104%, K, is LO1 44 i PO? e amazing, rea gs g events in S master e deficit of $42,197,686 66G ihe year before, ; ta PF Are 72 42 93% 951%! 9: poe Se en a aaa? ¢sagth +7 9 ° The Chicago City Railways Co. or hed Be Paulo 78 56 ret! 99 | 99 | 98 | tow ent Se 51 t02% 402%, 109% | rm mak ea hd tall d a =e Py ot gE sg BORE 02H 1 | mystery ya e each day’s installment an adventure April 1. a ‘tao eae s Ss 36 105% 105% 2 | 33 Wheel Stl 5442 48) 98% ORI.) ON | ? &, Sulo S Ns 50106 he > : Ga SE 11011. '101 % 4, f ‘ February sum plue of the | Pittsburg * fax P Wri 7s 4. : 3 (10x | 5, : - com ‘ARAT% 41 106 “1108 ‘“ oT for you. West Virginia rose io 552 tere mmx PW 6'¢5 51) OST.) PRI) OSH} 23 Younes ‘S&T fis 43705 (104% charges, from $187,045 - bruary lash ie teine 7. 4°. | =e ~ year. 4 a + Serbs c* es Rc 3" - Lebet te, RAILROAD BONDS. | Net earnings of Erie Steam Shovel ‘ 4 BES, Ga “ a AT&SF for the six monthe ended Dee. rae x we. 38... +49 Vv | larger than the same period of 192 St). i Sine ah a faa iw oN _~ - od 32 2 cA. on Cet b@ 8 £2 | 591 against $619,644. The balance # ow 7355 OS™ f | at the end of the year showed a fe PohoEP 6s 29 rete 98? m8 | nee of vt 482,000, 1 si 510.08 ote | ca eall loans and marketa ae it | against current liabilities of $408,000. : — ~e —— | Submarine Boat. Corporation ; Gt, | defiett of 203.441 fer 1926, aga ; n 1986 deficit of $247,126 Pir x; oa oe ae a : 6 5 406% | 108: : > Me i in . *, C f 4 L we ! ' . si4. 2e f QR 7 i! > | z 3 5 _ - F ot ; q), te : i 4 | By the Associated Press. | . BONDS. | ; a F & & 9. 9; i NEW_ YORK. March 26.—Stockh« eA Ny: 5 sae s Fg ron 4'4 if of the North Amerie a Go. an Co. wei vot, ea x “INU May 37,108" “1 : NBL) NF ; . tan UST! ONDs. ; pe Pw Ss: Fi. 514 106 14 be irr ( from Po ie shares, 2 rent scone ei Can Natl 4% 54: 97%! OTM OTH ITT }. 000.000 shares, no par. ae Fa é om wy 41 108%. 10%), 1-3 hy ‘ ot . mo ear ‘ t HQ, 51g | Crease tn -preferred geo 1,200. nares 5: m Chain 6 $3. .11039%,1108%'1N314 [| IY * ee ee a oa © - . it) 2.000.000 — r. Avil, Am § 10214/102%/10%% | eT - erg Ea ea: | | Posed to raise i Am 1s TOR Mm TOR™ TORS wh ’ ast * maa) 2? preferred from 332) DO @ share to 7a “05% 10S K/105% ic 2% AS 5 Rp ay fey Se , . .}808 1¢ ‘ , ; \ va : enwnasnpifetlintadindet ATE 4 vs ye ad 104.4 104%,° 104%, : Textile Market. BATeT 5 92 8/1 41109 16 : ae NO 1. Hah HO Le By the Associated Press. ee : 3.1107 i206 mi 107 e Pei dao ae 92) | +4 tH ania | | NEW YORK, March —Wash fal $e : --| OR TP 8 oC ev ‘ O97. ! AT | - were in active call] antag oa ALS | % 5 75 ./102 [101% 102 & SMS OO... Fa) oe a2 | ate shipment. “ : e ba : a, i Ae : 1 Of } 4 6 2 On Cr: *?* S £ > S 0 ep ’ | . | ‘ A ak A MR A a BOE in Co oP i old orders Bo Durlaps were - n a Fine sheer lines x iret pee ~ , + ee Cae 108% 1N9 ceeds were shown for ha , : ib ipa 108 quieter than on the a - * Ss > € art g° week. 1 : bs . ne tee aa tll. ga gy = mcs te and continue it joe wlNenw)| 9 a etd GT: oe e AZM; NOK : 2 9 he Ss ee INR™y a4 = Tt : i . . m7 1N4tg THA | 7 fo ev 5 a + es | aN% |) OMX | Ss lo 4 ie at. | , ss 2 3 an8.' agai, t 40 oar, | 47 > 14 4, 194%, - CNW 7 ™m 4 87 » 108% 1084, | TON T. TOG | 195% 1045" 9.5 7, ns *, | Ps ion OA PART. DOT, | mors 7oOR?T 104 04% 2 bat ‘ , &é 2 62) 104% 104 .% 104% DOM Re Pe HS %, OR % b| : ve 99% | 99% 99% 92 i 92 ae * SLS 104% 104% 104% | » 104%, 104 %

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* or read the HELP WANT: ED A ADS mn A tee ___ BS WANT WORK? Tell ~— at you can | do trons’ a POST-DISPATCH “WANT” . |_______ PERSONAL __ |, MISCELLANEOUS ROTICES. a as Re a NR a er NR aR I a ate oe POULTRY MARKET had, =5 | pera | EXCAVATING—Laree or small jobs. | | ex NNELL—Fmicred into rest in St. Louis,| PERSONAL—Jarob Nathan. anyone Know- A tc7} he ‘ CH a+ Jewtgh Hospital. March 26. 1927. at! tag whereabouts. kindly communicate with | Foeter. JEfferson £058. __ iS _—~ ax ite. col EXPERT T sister. Sarah Bigck, 1028 W. Daupha st. | 2 dishwashers. Metro 1 - aie local Exchan we i a m.. R. Donnell Jr. of Hillsburo. AGES F WA S— Good hotel el work. “Busi- For eam work in aan % ; a a 38 te ae - = month -| Philadelphia. Ps Ais fo igs n4 ‘ ia * - ¢ a: B: nena eT Wrs. La PERSONAL—Fved Reynolds. father © = rT Chi dren's THE (te i N. Sth. 2 Mack truck. | ness Clearing. 105% =. 50 20 Pr. LOW noe pone EGG AND POTL- =). : fr EXCHANGE March 26.—Light > = . T.. Mrs. ma D.! Otto and baby. come to Board toes Haul! ‘a. for 0 ry am leghurn hens were ~ rwer Dodds «f Philadetphia. Pa. dea: Le) ardians. Municipe! Courts Bide.: se Indell 1 KITCHEN MAN—Experiet aced. white. ae . css umchanget to %c lewer ai fe Rave Eunuce and Maurine io! n -. tant. SS —— “ole Westmoreland Hotel. Taylor and | gine ec and 22% -, _ =e enced on dark ‘ Mi 62 Marv iand semaine ) — journey Men . pres ’ dear brother-m-law of Mrs. Georgie Du oe a2rtv ne ——? —— : aND WALL PAPER CLEAN’G, ETC. = LITHOGRAPHIC —\or-un offset. rotary Whe tnecses oowIng | nel! of Festus. Mo. A end amlv anced apprentices: Funeral sFry ices i) awe he q ; ee } . eeanadiiimeae * ‘ FIRST~ hebored hy - RL TWice DAILY room uD: start work today a art lars. where . - n- es ees No 1 packing stock 2U%c: cheesy siuft ie Mary Edwa! Oy Fane! and dear fathe HICAGO. $5: KANSAS CITY. $5 ‘rsi-class work F c Pest 70 }} nie: “2 irTy Bic xy 0 ~ “Ue Panteed . Bin del wed i ~ EI} to rest on Thure PS is cuaramteed: reasons ; — _ — ‘ ci > 2 __m.. ey (es 5: Denver. POrest 0712W : , me : oe 21, .30: Lars i t s rf ehh a $id. HANGING—Rooms papered, b ta Real Man W anted ses } T285 m.. T:45 0 including paper. COlfax 3120W. 2 For conscienticus work. Fair Matai. educatigm. convineing talker. with piPasa ad approach, aged 75 riional ' Tt ba ffergcn i” [> — hi E t i ; if i ; ‘ Je ; . :s : HE. F alll ae — Se in O auck fo . hica : Po titic ians o : Tm... J] 7900. MAin 4600) = . “ ms “ ; & zi ; 2 4 4 ” omestio Sire? interme mt zai O ceed Hope é a race questi juren street. t BF oo | e eT fidgety me eased, wae a —- eof the W. oO LEGAL ! NOTICE = | PROFESSIONAL a to. 3154 8. ll Asn teed ! : > ee “here — ° > ” ; ALE —W? 48. art ~ Thursday ch : a ey ER = ig iy his ox in deed of trust or micdie-azed. » i af >. . ure RT MiLevara. | Mount Hope Cem reved the umdersizned. trustee he fol ; elma : Lessons any heur, cal MOLDERS—aAI(r equeezer and ~s clase. top wages: at once. + ers. re rt at? 4 ; + . . ] ‘ ; pe i ; : m Thi m . : tte . ‘ ’ . " agi _ . C ’ 7 \ ith ; ds j 4 . . LEHNER ne Jesus on = a Se ae , pe pete XS a Se —— = a: 20> ot. Foundry Co. Aa>bama and Prim. rz 1 ‘ ‘tT t ’ ,- y ; ) i x i ’ a - ~ Pn ve _ pa ~ ws ee “ogee eRe 7 “sl aed Be Ss z - ; ox - . loc? - Mondays. Men Ur Price ee Age iO: & Tamer graduate. Apply Cuppies ce.. COU PANTRY “MAN — appiy uminediaie- iste r-in- ly Cleart l0s*% NN. Sth. Sun y. March 27, at 3:30 p.' ments thereos ; st siret DANCING—Strictly private lessons. morn PAPER Le A! =R— Experienced, ADviy nw MOWERS or 7 ao oan. 2 ate Mie eg Rang iltorce gait us. afternoons. evenings, Sundays: can: iviaA Ff ain) ar. Ts. Cal GRand 7067 4 tat 1 ee Of ivizs oC guaranteed. Grace Lawler, SU20 [ r} tf Siored : oe experten cod a - havens r. ARLES. agate a Crureh, Wells. io. int ime certa Hy . = . rest 6780 2 mn wil) jresees an4 costs. aise = 43 ‘ ? ; L ‘ La ’ ~ * see ae 5 8 4 ss Lee E o* 3 eeidail * RY. gen , a : : Cc nat : . vn me . oe ise “ING icieaities 7 24 : tens “0 reoHy W aerine’ on ge? » Mv >. rae ‘ ’ i ‘ . Vee. ' x = 7 ste or . . . a tks ay. te 26 ; 2 . ore eae atin ° oT netic - Se - 5 s . ‘ eee RS ED The rive 3 ha] i. x ares uo = - Peammempenas =o ' _— ee ee — ' ss Ma: now fe he reque era rae’ 2 smeiructio: me - ss. BOXES—sS00: wi — aid ; . dae 7 “natie _4 i pelowitz Bros.. 920 Washington. ‘amber- inside a ida: a ci ‘om Wagoner DANCE. mo Ps d Washington. ev}; request. Call Mid ‘ atthew Mf . a . ‘ 2. , +. »* ~') ‘ ‘ - — . 2. s% as a ‘ Pet i . So maggie ye PnP ie ' Rites aE ~ = 2 a ‘ a! + > > Re apy **Hard wheat anaes 4 | ri : a — ; aan — cagggorn 08 | - ' iia 5p eee *. MCMCRSInY. S. s.. soli, J . “t pri i Mt LEARN To D: we in srivate or 10 “ark Rive 2.28 P- > oe Pests «" eh he ; . bi > . O ~ ee 5 big - #1, » + m7 ’ Sie P i. : es 3 c é ¥ — , T :% é Ges ow : ‘ : ets ms : “etT) M ‘ . 2 Na ~~ ‘4 : - h . % i all 6 . : t ' ane “i } ‘ ie? Pe oe ¥ 7TT 3 x May’ ‘ He RS. t aa 4 ; oe : ei ers & fe . Serrice _Bures “ 402 ; “ommerc: ad _Bids. ‘ass co THe Hen: Laken aut ‘ ‘ ” ha — j ee 7 ) | closed ear: have se _atghbter workd r WAITER—Experienced on cm 4371 Lato Oe = ALLS a : _ 1 Laclede. ian farket Restaurant. 4196 . t+ -poume oa mties me 3 aoe = Wood Workers HOUS Le chance: cive full pa = = on Commercial = (eeu Post Dispateh. teh (3), Truck Body Work sousew io cosssrennll a= Avtomotite Loans 1 | APPLY aa are » An uneuser- Buse! i a, -: oid vo VEHICL Rn Pgh AR a “tth 37Til a2 week ase MAinwespulia receiving Wv adh: Late = ilindercnetanonageimanamapign Tiina uss hele hi idan meee dea a a el mi cok ee | ' q 3 2 = = 8 + ia : a: } PERIENCED MEN Bah : . to #0. for Si Lowimg wark ts as: orgaiized twe ura- ¢ dveing plant: _ 3 4245 _ SPC TTERS KITCHEN CARI NET—Nananee- > creer net ele sondthan : $29.50. 4203 Cleve "t > " PRESSERS md Somes ee ¢ or overcoats, with Hoff. 26634 Wi OP i RAR lint. 18 6 ~~ per | li : atio Paeneal’ from wn funeral howe. orga he WANTED “DRY CLEANERS * were hghter laghter ihan «& year ago. Uprn ¥ an “ee at 7 | ite era. ment were lighter thar « week age am TE ear apt Se calc ap eal ~ , : ] et it ¢ ir ns a 2 ” 4 is —, , footed War ~_* . sia —— , Rehier than a rear ag. = ee oe ; a =. Po a a . . i P acl F 54 Ti. t ~? toni tue "} : : ‘ : ina : “g saa ’ B.S. * Seine ase - Pe 2yverteuic _ a? an ry receipis wel Hu} Lik asat , ie : . 43 me oe os } ' : Y oat / " a us ._ = ” i _ o rey : 7 : ba" ais ’ th ll ™ t >.> . (Se a wor ing 4 z then ; : ~gompared with 740.000) week rd pe me Oe oe a. Y expects ier in o eRaIm pais i ; oer art Seal Tew. en r infer- PrP Com meqired ger -— on . on te RNS HED FLAT—? an > last year. Corn : ipts ? apr: Pim ios paneer. ROME RIB AO ig Pes ion Trem party ne picked Peas & Waeebinnt seins seein, a nished: 5 reoms in eames bemkeln, cocapared with 402.00 Sic ape euise Scharring ioe ak the } March 15. go y 4479 Delmar bi & week age and 497.000 lasi rear. On (ReNIPS cios . . %.- eet ae North amd Sojath rd. i Un 23 "on pega loge enerai of —_ aa parr es 0 897 50- ree “eipias were SiS >. th mM) Duel? i Ser om on ‘ 4 : si >. % ~4 Er a a ™ = ae . 7 . - “ous RG = r hat ae : il a ‘ “Hh SGO5.14) a2 week ace and 3S —— ; . cctenscnsanestipneannnii eel ne i _ ons. 86S pwr ~ aan ie” tice oe 4 ~ sealane = =e ce 2 ae 2 ipa 0c 3° NTED HOUSEN’LD . a a ane 288.00 Rs —New ne . 2 : ard, Heer: Jw rege es re lb RESS—Lost: im box. left m Famou-Barr Soi treet aos en oe _SALESMEN = ANDI BC ‘Furniture, compared with 4: mM . - 2 , . ‘ ong “n Sng bei? * —— og 1. ; a ‘ i¢ j : \: } : “> - ‘ — 4 » it: mp ; LE = ME me A- i ie apd 540.1%) lax! ¥. bern shir 96. per a tebe “ 4 . _ ice : ;' | _— eee HAT EUCR—si:.: wh man. age 3 re “ue u : Peet. bee | were Jah, ims) Bon 1K, eee. . : : . ; & ; : vent > , . ; ’ wer ‘ ai « . ‘ . : 8 a. 4 - 4 E. PG . ve gas R ~~ —— ~a ya - ana : : = iu “| rar Me 3. r 3x 58. —— - price. with 382000 a week ago andi si ’ é ~ : lie 4 x : 25, a ‘? os ne ee - . a i : . ner - . © : a. ‘ . i . }e ' 2 ; os « a 8 Pee? ~ che . : . aay - a ~f : Po - se eae = ’ cOttax. 2232. : : “a. imate ahiipmac unis were 45 ee. 2s : » me o> 24} — ’ ’ . , . ti . a ia ; i “a i as anethe f = — ft | ne i ake piace from — icles. ; ; —~ Lets Piack sil ar Gamiilt rie KM & NS iesires permanent com- Feu thimk yr are th na: - I . ° 4 as.” . “~ y ‘ " pap totriortonrticpineay 3S ee ms Para” : ilies, factor? Wareh LLUTHING— 32 a = eTen, d . . —? = . n ; - an: Dment nay So Sis 4 ebsdnm Tm. turret ner , in for Nortt steer] Martet. mage ered Wt weet ¢ rda; “? , . ‘ . i. . ah 6 we? coves! ited a , ? ita ea it’ TUNKINS—Ep 4 rTite , rT sill si - e . 3 ¢ a Stee SET JOE Meek Set pre see os, Mar tage aot “aa SEE gels Sema || BUSINESS CARDS |] e * " - F oe fe * , ; = ¢ , a5... . * . TS i ; x? rt Lie . o 2 its a a. BS 4 Lute f ; 5 é ah. Mar “ompemon. experienced. re ) commussions dail: POS ION # ,? ') ; b SS a +o a" wd On ‘ ws 7 oa . ks E ae anu ay iAH i 7 a WTS AMERICAN C9. PURSE ee Sa = — : rte ventin ued 74 : z st : jew te ; Ay 7 jar Ams 2 p aie: . — Port hie o tn” ‘ 2 Oe . on epee es - musician. Linge?! raniza: ion. tation aiiy = fa i aoe pie “4 weather forecast is noe | fareh 25. ] oS. ler. S @ Pari arren ' 394 i> own , _~ = —— a ~ a i K aw. arg seormia street. Feren.. Tonkinese . SE a. C with Ge automotive ; Al “MP COAL—j emia - . = P . - - I 4 “~ > . é e *, - ‘ ctrur?T — © PC oy a se - “ *. ies caaal Y : | faiher of Mrs. Mary Hafner neral Sunday. March : : 1:30 a & TUCKPOINT’G ~TS88aPH t. rp high SY; dominant in its fel F tons. 0. Deimar , ; a - "ls 2. . Bunn ~ ! . ool trainin attractive appr . « from hith-quality’ men with “ ; mee - ee IDK ‘1 pARAG car brick, $570: sma.] mentn- gn; oe Al Bifereen %1495. «+ La. experience, who «an show ; 2. ae Tae ? — - — a . ~ . : repre a ao . ; ° t-. ’ > . City - = i perets . ‘na : . , ‘68 > _ & . ‘ . so ES oe : eer) inde Ia05 ic) a rears) expert. re \ ; . Oa “ % _ ——— — ean ~ - s & ; & . 5 . > £: ? DreTisions unchanged | i : * @nectal te th > vans jenaich a5 ; a : . —s * : ‘ ; ya ory} . i wig > “? te ee are . i d ; 4 ms : es ~4% = “ye :? "Ist CARPENTERS & BUILDERS values here aporerimating NEW ORK. Mare siete a North erican Ceo. ene o *h Foner Soy Mama’ > pay ie VOGELS ANGE 1 ip a n T} ; . ‘ . . ' ‘ ; : ~ ns - i z ine rie - Remodelin okt) rin . ya Pe ' — a4. e , i : my P ‘ Si a ’ 7231 © Thierest. COlfazx , ~ ae t Eanes YTS ai t = oe ~ —_ seni. ee tw FREE AKAINDLING aie Fn ee C rai Waershousing Om send is ae ries? °% sia , rere * ree © > — - \ 3 F i . 34 ay : : ; “ . . 7 ye A . r. . ‘ . > p cag rhs ei ‘ . ~ la: : Li : ~s ; 1 ‘ ‘ > " . =. Fee ap ulag Reece : > School _trasning form ned = TEN MEN” TO SELL LOTS ceountr ferred shu 0 an sz » is ta © s¢ ; [TE ffersen 91433. , PETD EVI peep hi"? cent: we have 406 - ~~ _— aikes —— ; . > 7 % as pe - or eR’ [Fe rns . 2 ; , *gsh, : ng " hati it | 22 ee Sikes . ? t neries r ‘ ene - stg os co tl . i mm ¢ =~ work . += ‘ . id . ° $ r}r “ 4 . 3 ’ ’ 4 i. oe = - |. } _— a arceemoneanaumane >" ol fore aa : ms prevperty & — agi a 3s} : — ’ } Freujas. March 75 + Saal ‘i WOMAN—Sitt.: lg undress, he: Le leaning DAVID P. LEA! ot hs (Theetn ut ez Newark April 25 Aithough - n. Lous SS. B ) : 3 HARDWIM FT ORS — Har fg ester oy Cav $3.15. Mamie. DElmar 2406) i eaten = . a P| e ~ : , ’ . + 7 ~* a . 4 ‘ ’ a | sanimtiety 3 — S ee aa ae : sit ; ; ce : 3 . i “i a, : t*}." ‘ ' ‘ + - gon ; + wOM — 8 7 eon e a. . + : ; ; ha . mi 6 Uo ~ Meg! - “es ma ‘ datig 3 y os . if nes: " a” E} ov 4N = 't eit tl o> Bes setPT i "¢ " H wWTD. —“dOMEN. GIRLS wHT keen vour mot @®xpiait : ss IST > ol ew S, qe- i , owl . . i old | ae rm rk! Mrs. s ne ag ag ge gaa tn , Wattians ees Sees sii is ‘ leshern, JE ffersen 589. 3 ASSISTAS = cn —Larer Secineen. ity ecrrectieg last light madicst: 4m EE. Ber ; eo. midel. Lilien 1 bee ; vow se wal = CARPE CO.—Bx eure . ewe eee - “* wishes a0 as@ielai Surer - ; } ch tas te a a - ea : Bs Oxi: emica!l a. nde? 5: -s is ME A “a senera! howsee- nes “Ose re tis : ” ra, :, " ” - . " + “yr —— — =5 ie : . : id. Mrs. The- ry} Dy department efor - ’ - : , | = , : ‘IT i. ae 3¢ rit ; ‘Qjo- in il . ogee ie .. : . ° a lie oF ~ tid 5% as rit : oo ' ~ oS rammeese ri Tyl¢ nang an 4ah-e use it a po hte aa Ri. [ ME ep RG— E Sate r ; : es : La o4 a J +) >. a ba — % Kr) i ‘ sient . . Ms = . : a a pol A “ alienate dice eo j $. iz 2s - ¥ 3z + £ i} iS MERCHANTS EXCHANGE. 2.4 to be of no par value SES oe agra a Me March Ts__ wi Member of Liberty Lodzse “No °° ciede * x a MEN, BOYS eg IE —_. oa Lassa a: nO Wan us and aefers —" : pas . “ ‘ . : . Pha tet ‘ Rue i, s _. FP = Whee Sharvesheoters anc =~ a See eee ares vA == FE ns Seo... LO ____ {8} B ARBER At a _.- Ber trier ee 2 P ee oe 7 * . 7 oe " Meat to to. : _ , iscsi ” oe > — ~ ~ ™~ 3 ~- ' zt - . ae . peter preferred shares have a Dart Value emer * ai ‘ Pht ; su . a or - DO ES (tf RBIGH'’ Wh seaaer His— White, genera! house work chajdren af $50 nag Al sa "ie Coins. W Ente ato rest om Saturder. inerath eS DS Bouse Wirtng and fixrnres aa =ih. cee anon im family apply in person io 6® cma : : : : : ‘ , :, Tes \ > ; as It ~ capes ne ; . i 5 Ww oper at ba ee WEP ha te Drees - : is Pee experience, —— a nee een monet Wenpater eo? Besides increasing the preferred con - 2 ne , ct ~6. 8 " - i ia “Wren Por ye a cal MAin : pa GIRL— White: over 15. aemet light 3 Tre i. Ohi« erry % d dear 4 hts ¢ ™ = Electric Co.. N. 3, (c@) we —Expenenced $40 menth. mom work: Stay oighta. 4339 Olive. Apt. ~ — + ones y ai te ~ Meier ti: teas " . ; 7 ‘ : , wWESS oehi a be . 4° TT ~é. 3? Like e : ste DAaernl a ree ‘Er werk ee . Zz ; Fi re: ark to New York City Mrs. Rogen ? - “g = : e : add i, ' O. Box 22h, P ” — ‘wea . a as A ang re. ano ee war ante» SE x Pitteburg. Pa. a. ii apply. oad fellow ae Ca.. f4ae Heit es bras. rt a . « me North American common ¢! Sharp. and the late Lawrence Powers. our p 4 a ___« ra ae oe ae FINISHER — Ex pe- af Sef Se Ft\ISHER— Also | tris FIXTURES—all — yesterday 434. or off 4. I: pays ane aunt a oe EME > ERY Lay T—Memoral W rig car ao i Per cent in commen stock n are a3 Tamil: ncestdence, a3 1 m : cn ir ana mi emis a | Cention - scion @ &- _ : sn _ f mers | Venu rE) are 38. = | rave lot; S173. weur s f und oa} eina plant ualiv "TS, re fare ¢ , . Mondas. ies h ya a & ~~ . oe ~ ; : “ 20e aie mat: = riaSter We enema - ie any ine pretarret Che at . © iy Lrnorengs —— mie Mare. « “a 4945 : ADOPTION PORSHAW, 199 N. rth. MAin 2043. (cs) the clete of b eo Fedn a . . sila aca ici : : : , % o OH Se eu We dnesda, — oo nll ph th. Bes : -7 . . a ins sy ‘FOR Are 3 T~ . SSA alle ERY eas . —e- er - Seeke oid ae MS tz rs @ G. Bra nog, ole Sur % « t es euy. a Bex EE. ° ‘ : , fe) u p ¥ 0. 3 POOL Ch. nua STOVE BipPaiRs. ee 2 i dccamen Mo

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DAT. c ARCH 26. 182 ed | ; ee rE The P he Fost-Dispatch Regularly | Prints MORE ROOM and BOARD Offers | than the THREE other St. Louis Newspapers Combined. posh pas ae OTOR CcYCLes, ~ AUTOMOBIL, eee ROOMS WIT WITH BOARD—West; ROOMS FOR RENT—West APARTMENTS FOR RENT | FLATS FOR RENT—South REAL ESTATE—EXCHANGE RESIDENCES FOR SALE ee , WOMAN White, Wo to eo - a” Wate) aE Stein ot with | se wo ' ors ; rin 68 a hou ees i ss wea Sed ns ns For Sale _McPHERSON. 4426-—Newly furnished | ENRIGHT 5539-—Room, owner's = ct ~ EXPERIENCED - Wei -. a 4 ‘ West (GRAND. 3148 s— v ' i 4 ar4 ; rooms. with o: th ‘ ope 8.—5 rooms. 2d ‘floor. | AVE many pieces of voroperty. y. iaree MEN @§ wonsSEs AND VEHICLES ved model: Tostiea igen. tires: ve ener cen room 86: of | apremnon pectin hot_water. furnace and eleciric. (7) | ,gmall, to exchange: | reasonable basis. AGES 1 , loaded with _|EN if = i ect | CLAYTON. "6800 a Me : —_ For following work *, ananten dca - oa For Sale boy - nae or trade ieee _$4: count, (Ts | pocmn, cil con = _Detm =e. | 20m fency: pel was, KANSAS, 48334—3 rooms, bath. furiace Brat here your S22 Chestnut MAin 4182 | cot ~— or 8 en Co. “Fa beeper ~ 4 MAPLE. 60298—Room and board. ne ENRIGHT. 5200 — | glectric furnished: janitor service; ac i BR bie hx . and; 3-room vie board, $4: country style rooms, ail conv ] ciency : ocuie Gon - 8844 varace. LaAciede 6346. (x) | $150 See Mise eniences / ae” x ~{e7 tent to cars. gentiemen or couple employed. 4 rom us feel: rant . ie SPOTTERS 3 | — Good. with trial ~~ uaran: “dane caepmion 2 ‘McREE 4043—4 rooms. bath elect ric. He —- a ‘fooms with | re 2909 _N. Union. FOrest 8762. (c7) | “MICHIGAN: 3743—3 rooms and bath. va. FARMS FOR SALE (Experienced on dark ray and aft, | t (cB) ; | sate cooked _ meals; $7.50. (EUCLID. 772 N. prem gy Mammy y igs CLEMENS. 6273—4 ta 4) = bi le vive . ; ES 3S a (CXF Ptional o PAG 588B—Singie. Aoub! | keeping room. second floor, $6 ' . aree rooms. extra in- | ay, wonne Pony ~~ | stan bi r sure e. . ie mad ze best foo: rates. CAbany’ » aes / conveniences: owner's a S ; laces dressine closet: well ven- MICHIGAN. 33 14—-4 rooms. bath, ia in- Piel oad Wannitet Mone alle? ) CEntral 8500. saree $e8, a | Who can press ladies’ silk a Deny : : ai ‘count: come ae ERSHING_ pas FOREST PARE. 4498 — Housek f : u Ar view | i “i electric; rarare optional 7) | gold rood ildiogs | dresses end coats and who ce ané 0 - a OOK —Beautitaky furnished ogee Ww pan oe Bod Seca . bu ~ Seamstresses and E can meth, 2 a UTOMOBILES 3021 HR £0... : F a! Seerrnens: a southern exposure: sleeping. kitchen. $4 aD. DElmar 5: - | BASTGATE So) eae a oe room cS) MINNESOTA. a4 Crom bath. cigs | | Plowman & Greenville. } Hann bal. "Mo. “(ooh | DANDY COTTAG E, CHEAP . ; Those who can mend, do 3 a A ‘ mn O28 ,_ e677) CAbany | 5380 ic3i + FOUNTAIN. 4017—8 connect : PP ge 4 bed: newly decorated: heat. jan- | MISSISSIPPI, 1415 4 fooms. wmaedern: | | 2024 Caroline et.: & veaute bata. ak ‘ont sulinins gvefereed: Go alteration i a _fourin Cc ‘ROOM ANT BOARD=—Gomfortable. liebt | keeping rooms. 24 floor front. Ol) | Oneran en $70. PArkview 2 91s. conveniences: Pear reasonable. ‘el | Logts FOR SALE—VACANT bet: water ot ey R. CO. MAIn éitions: good pay: inte sr ER Con. aaa o cars s For or Sale Airy rooms, singe or double: hot-water GOODFELLOW, 1252—First-class sleeping PGATE 804 6 beautiful rooms, HHIO. 2B: i “a nia J: Met : in 28 ces poh = _— " ate bedrooms, large kitchen. dining room. liy. OHIO, 2820-22A—3 roome $23. GA- ‘South | [Sonal aiealineenda. eee Washington, ¢ | ss 2218 : : ant ees. Optional, _CAbany _ OST. (cB) room; reasonable ro right party (c7) | ing and sun room; heat. janitor; $75; con. 317 6. 6) | SPACE one. sorrnaameernasias niente “DANDY FLATS CHE Pad applicants write. ;, * ie Wan LO VU SS ee erg phy 5 ‘ 7h — Room . board. continvous H AMILTON. 1270—2 or 3 nicely 3) oeasion. Parkvie O2913. iev) Pak “* oF 37—F irst floar: 4 rooms bach ACR AW = ¥ “acres. het ween Neosho and 32°94 Ta Salle et.: 4 and 5 HEAP —=— | ted G ew nee shower. POrest 38734. ie}) | "ished rooms; Le pa pee ) | BASTGATE. *40 fix beautiful rooms 2 tric §° 50. Ot) _Jtasga, ape ane Saag a $e tollet. electric: owner jena vi cite: see a CANVASSERS ang ; Pe) i STOS bought. ae wg lo#ns Ban GTON. 41%4—Good table: clean | K ENSINGT* x. 30292 rooms for house-!| separate bedrooms. also Murphy bed: new- | PENNSYLV ANIA, Si xx——5i. rer om | Rivertae 207 W. urther iniormanhc Pe 3) | once. O. J. McCAWLEY *®. 2 | ; , BS B. Grand. Laclede 2771 (ck) GNQI8 SC ~— Fa _ Water; reasonable. (c78) | keeping. FOrest 8220J {cs} | y decorated throughout: heat and Janitor | parish: be 5 rooms. hot-water neat: pag athe | 615 Cresta ‘ ’ WOMEN _ _— rta.—For wrecking. highest Fe BUICK | Wasi INGTON, 4933— Idea) Tront rooms; | KENSINGTON. 5088—2 large housekeep- | Service; rent $75. PArkview 0291). (c} | ope + | LoT—35x1 25: street and alley made. eet ee | }¥ AnDIE S._ To gel) hosier ¥: Bi ih’ paid. ax =... _/08) fern double. ‘sin > bie board. (7) ing rooms, with sink; front. FR GN (EU CL ID. 904 N —4-room apartment. ag | ane CHRISTIAN RRINKOP R a -3941 ' Cua : GS =i me i : | 295 &. Rrosdwav. 4 ¥: big pay. \ aP . Wid.—Fora Chevrolets: bring Ww ASHIN( TON 5227 _ Newly decorat ed KINGSHIGHW AY 860 N.—Rooms:;: house | or 3d floors, heat and janitor service. 1 S. Grand bl. LAciede (en) ; = ~ a ’ , ne prem, et Ww FOR SALE— -* DEimar 289 2892. 4464 Paston.{ eX) FORD—Tourines. $4 $40 ¢ and ‘ som ~ gees y loOme 7 optiona!: transpo*ta- | ria, A a © , “ Chere O, all i- areains: “Oe . | tion a, LINDELL, ie } | decorated. third floor, $70. (cO1) | sie: in excelent congition . 7F-WILso~ a ae aan : evrolets, wanted 3856 Easton Downs Axto Co. 5885 Del: oa reais | “PINE. 3711—Room and “Soar for eoutbern ‘ona ag OE pg Ry “(el) | STANLEY 6851—4 rooms. eum parior- | HATER-LUSTRANDL, 506 ce S._i69) TREMBLET Wilson Ew ond cur tit | _FCRNITURE, AUTOMOBILE: OLD . i oe {oo ouring: starter. ete. te.. 1954. ee ople: reasonable: extra large frent |) LINDELL. 402 1A—Room. near bath. ee, THis pore nh: tn heat: rent $65 V fn agg wal — eam y eee eee | (ce) LOANS REF INANCED. PAY B ot es ene a he conmnen: used UY 4 only $100; $45 down. “WH Owen | room, @ beds: sieam heat. shower i>. | steam heat: apartment: $5 week, Ivate | (Dendns Apastneatth® toon. haine | new! y_aecorat ed. River ide. 7813W. (cS) | WRITE for map of Webster and our sa aaies | DUCED: OPEN 5 TO 8. 2907 OLtY 498) pe. SC = rhe pr 2 ; wees . eter ve Mi ELLANEOUS ) W eF 3 ‘ — i Fi ORD—Touring: excellent condit ion: ] } ~. ; ¥ 2 i f: i] hote serv} ~~ * $15 week: / a wt " See wid is VANT: Se oe, WANTED BADLY | news $125, $35 Gown. balance 83. 50 er want and see iy ce: $ aig | HENRY WEISELS. INC. | tile bat fc igs | confiden 0 or 13 loads | weet N. Gra I ROOMS FOR Bork hoo LINDELL Nea Botte — |} MAin 4557 Mh and Chestnut sta, (A liinaaill Bide . ~tw A ee eee - ai ; ae ntitinn: om > 4 — ‘ ‘ . a Apvly | LAWN MOWERS—J or oh A ek rt: 1035 _N. | WATERMAN, 6000—5 rooms, ¢leeping | Southwest — SEE THE OW LS MONEY advanced to sala pol: ers. es GRand 70 7 4 A the. § se a. Saul | paint; $75 down, $5 per week. 2849 N posure; ae ce, LAclede O&8&29. ir) i : re : furniture Owners. State al | Pome = ind F047 after 8 5 = me ont! . | Grand. 2 x 7) | ROOM — fReautiful; in pris ate family: McMILLAN. 4565A—ime neatiy furnished Ww yESTMINSTE RPL. wetions large lig + go tage ts onl ars | A D ANDY HOME Mc NEY “LOAN wae £6 ¢ P } _— hres kf: i vie ed- half bio re car leery . J ns we = - or ee . z Te 1 * ' } rs ta | MISCELLANEOUS F Peers ieee ance of bee ~g Touring. “26 model.: ¢3 extraordir va" od De * at ort ees =o a biock Pag eo 1. eleeping; private home. DElmar “et | floor: $100 and $85: adults only. WIESEH Aw, 5: 24 A- ~New flat, @ nice ® Clark sv. 7 rooms. >) 608 Simakers: Bide. US FOR | em "BBS De'- | ROOM—Nice sleep — 2 McMILLAN, 4601—Housekeeping ‘ae | : STATE APARTMENT rooms, strictly modern: garage. $45. (28) | o.coie por: ch hot-water : rood | 2 y pans. 3658 WEST © ears: §0-foot t: | WE advance money “3 au achat ti t Co. .. 3318 Wash -~ : j } . - Bth ‘R 8) ington. a i " se ‘ oi! é 4° 2U—— Ke ome witb | S ~ - ‘assg i hi h e WEbet 2400 [See 5 ee emer + LOgrIns t ee fi a r 50: ¢ ‘4 ae roo! . i at of omee. or pn yn} - lanage: 3. apartment “B.’ iW 'THNELL 2117—4 coms. steam he a WEBSTER GROVES TRUST CO.. Realtors. MONEY to _ga'aried peop a... ar Bxcta nes ' Davis after 30 m. © ie me re retti ng our price: spot | ee a tone 2: Tr. 3 . ‘ . notes . . p Citas : Grand, a | FORD — = Touring, 1826: new tires aan ROOM—-Secend floor front; southern ¢€x-| settled business women. Lindell 0035), porch: third floor CAbany 5325 W. (cf) ) (cz 2644 - — Modern - 4 rooms and} a cote ae trai 7122 , {e7) | tral «ise. ee , karece 2 ee owe: — evenings Downs Auto Co. TRRS De Pet gentiemen o ar * . . al ‘ - “a | BOXES 500; y a made ee ie a ; TUL LTry 60 aston. y 6595 eed IN sieeni $4 (cd) | 1190 (om) | CLAYTON. 653 a st ro pl ary a ease en pipes an and new BE af AMOBILE — Late model _ 2909 Washington, — Open Sunday. (6) : ping rooms: oa onsbie..__ eee agouvemiences; rent reduced. Disiniat | EASTON. 4: ea. — 5 dandy ome: ='80 BUNGALOWS und COTTAGES kuneTy U LDAN & WT CO. class condition; taken out a | paid “we BE A ear: have desirable se- | , * eepin: “Poo! Tes nable. oa +» | MARYLAND. 4167—Comfortable rooms; | ng ETZEL, 5915A——4 rooms and sun park For Sale j €3 to cr, WEEKLY. ag -8] a, ~~ rucks For Sale - - . well ee ge nilem en or cot iples _ employed. (87) | Mur phy bed. e C -Ab any 2007, rican) Northwest afvance money to men ¢ in | 7 | worden on a salary: loans ae day re wrecked op Olive at. midt | sos. 437 sacle ; STOt., Be ais . nN ntti Ae fr I och 71 Laclede. Telephone Jeo 08 ME anritie D seasoned corpora- DODG B—Truck. screen body: : 1926 mo le. rooms: ¢ heap: = use Ket ping, sleeping. $5 MARY LAND. 43064 — Housekeeping | ‘2 ard FORSY THE d 29 A—Nt ~w. 4 rooms, : {SHLAND 31616; - bungsa- | i¢ a (i) room e 4 ‘ws ar m heat 3 > i PE. = , —-rovin modern a Becesrary : ooms; everything furnished: every “T) nm PaEnee; San heat Pr icieaairrmarent: “t BJ ow: priced very reasonable. feS2) "STANDARD CR REDTI LEXINGTON. 4238—One left. three ogg (:8) : 9 Srives 7200 miles: bargain. 4922 Fores einmctanetenntie a : in business ras er 0) 7 ears, | Pa et DElmar 5046. s FR LAN KL IN og 16—L ir ze } fro nt roo! mn ur | ver 11 @Fi¢ ee cheap. a 4? : . pen eee : 4 i Mol PHBRSON. 6008—5 lovely rooms, fur- et _ boi yeekeen! ' UT 7 - : nial mpl ce: | MINERV A, 126—2 C HOUSEH é hy . d dividends, ye 4 i 20 Dodge Graham True ik hath ‘al d comple & O56 Ww ek. auf PB) ange: Bates F ‘Orest. ‘Boe — (8) i or gms 5 nace riy cemdition: res asonable_ is) — + - bungalow: — a. th. Hich OLD F aD e: give full particulars. isto power 0 ll closed cab: recondi- ie * me oe 115 N.—Housekeeping 420 0 hod VE. "4205—-Room for three or four) it Lepansing’. vances ( AGE AND SARAH 23. at nd ° 3 rooms. en oO. EN ICKMETER- F TaER ee LTY iz. REO ¢ INC sleeping rooms. ipsa ———=— | _beopie. ‘ new pere- EsOCeTe: wae ane « + ose. ' AND INV. CO.. 3129 N. Grand bi, COlfax GOODS | De. A- 177, Post- Dispatch. (¢3) | “3145 pte By N th P a 1K 4446—Housekeeping and sleeping | i 200 acne DGE. oll F: floor, Oo rooms, bath. | 34? 5-6. : | i 3 — Re on * or r ie, Ct mvetTiien¢ ‘8: reasonah! 1 gn lie arcwood jloors ft nods ‘Th conveniences POW ERS. “3574—46-room S385 ~-149-TON FEDERAL TRU —" mi |PAGE, 4480— Lovely hint bd | (cf) 6 . | 7c panes ed rooms for light | 4 oO ovely housekeeping roome. | Pear eee ‘ee () | was. electric, furnace: terms $150 down, | “HOUSEH'L — Automobliie Loans ; Late model. with cenbeirs TRU cK - “housek sis~ — nisbe 50 a ts; = DElmar SO81J 2 | ROMAINE Pi... 5955—-4 rooms. bath. toilet | balance frontals. Mise Smith. fr $25 TO $1000 ; 7 ; n uy, CiOseu Ouse = Sie. - eS > so yh ‘ panes rags : ‘fhe T ae oo bs al ; . or Bei 4 fte : ; | ears D GOODS FOR ' € ae B to OA? a ase 8 Gra > o % peop) * eR) Cab - looks and runs like new : S750. " SON a ; io} yoo ‘ia. = ‘} ee ean nd roorrs: 3 sleeping | APARTMENTS FOR RENT : “ey haw aS’ rer ae all modern: | J 1769R after 3 WITHOUT IXNDORSERS © ROO bnaail ' ~ ee Gra . ; . : “60 4__ Housel iz ¢ ri sle ren, Tepe 10 conveniences ic - mage mn _ 1607 N Ser Walnut; p Rew; ve. TID Saal crrg autos | re finan: ‘ed. IAS pee 9 ate ~ DOL nasapro ee bate nen meee: “g reason iT ‘tie, | P GE. 4967—P, .om ler cal | —FURNISHED SAN BONITA. 6460—5-room fiat. best in| | South S. Euclid. 1) . ® 1nd Jette on pe 3 ee ee fy r} ' is; all, convenien ; ree om 8, sleeping or or house- San meio | the city for the money: vacant April 1. ase i 5 DAY BED—Simmons: child’ 3 crib: - cy oe aie bd ~~ — = _— - cee k: two deliv ery Db inel texndy LAST GR A. x be 2012—2 -'s le an. ; furnia) os ate agg Smeg en suite: rama North (c6) | GERTRU DE, . 4348— Four- sonia, wate i by is i iat vo alavette. fe ; 3 down. 3.90 per week. ~w4q housekeep ng with beat: conve PEI ; SHING = , ee r/o Jel oO n "$2 7500: $300 down, $15 mouth ( a “tis , s G. 53560—$31”% : BADEN. 730—FWirnisned : a fficenc WALTON, 723 ear D —_ roc - fo PR a a . ic4) R 5560 $12 week. beautifully | rnisbed 3-room efficie aay | furnace. bat Forest 017 ' 'RLOW 49°95—-5-m0m bungalow: moter: | ot em fe _DINING-ROOM SUIT E—Complete: ies - N. Gran ee) | dent locatios ' cel « . = 8 ome ——- ee ae - . urnished room; connecting bath: hotel $35-$40. Call 8116 N. Broadw ay. | See Se eee aon > ELECTRIC HEATERS -Larg 2525 es) Be A BIG =OAN PORD— Ton nge Funrante oe. apres | eS ee ae iN th Bo ie Be : fur- | te ‘. phones: beautiful lobby: excellent | | WHITTIER. 1331 A— F ir iam bat th: | street. alley made: garage. “ > cos ee , ar ag; a& pare .in. erpine Poo ' vi ‘ ¢ e ij} Pr i } i / lar jee City Ad o% for $4; smaller, $3 $3: new. 4213. 2849 N. Grand. (e7) | oished; private family tel) | rues Ele wee ‘Vee cae ee | South Boecae = _ 2, Exceptional Bungalow Bargain | Over fe82). 5 ivate | RENT REDUC Drcrp TO S50 See 3925 Gravois: 5-room modern brick. “ Westmin TOUR AUTO Bente SSO hished; p : | ster, _ 2a F omy g hos ON U FORD ace Ligh t D ane a liv . I ; a ‘ > A 7 e a : ’ te! -. - , . : € “ fT 4am ber (; RAN iz oa e. bie Ta i 3 ii (cB) | HENRIETTA, 3016—3 roome, private | ee — : : feet = . ' h; u at t nieville 5 mse. & r} 3 on first floor, 2 and large tile bath on | : oh ella ee: ee nee, Sele, Raa. ee | arcchal Loujevil 5 Ae! ym a second: furnace. hardwood floors: garage: cf ae mt a Corp. ‘Sates ony GRE LAE RMN DI GRE IBS gy | FURNITU RE—3 rooms. comple : th N. \._Kineghigh way. , | rooms and sleeping. BRIDGE. 6 5944A——N leep! . can rent flat. $23.50. 1524 Elliot _ {hy You keep tbe oe Old wae Lge iEBERT. 503—Light housekeeping | sonable. CAbany og een sma a ci MP Lhe eovenamntnan sae | $e today. I 7 tt a a B50" —— eff, present monthly paymen cu ORD RU Il | rooms. $3 34.50; convemiences. — (7) ROOM—-Deli: ghiful. private hor me: conven- | West | KLAUBER- WELZ. 6243 , a Riv es = NT | ete asses aaa bes ee ee ace F T UCK IK win 2600 3 se me never Hoteli—= | _ieni to _Deimar = F ress 7980. ‘cl) | APARTMENT—-Corner: 6-room efficiency: FLATS FOR REVT—Furnished | LOW - oan oney > yy i = - j s ; a4 aS} Z A N—B ™NG PUR} tS E) “aoe ged “take aor Bam X. Grand Open evenings. Pst ty i Bory © ois one CORP. 62°20 Gravois. | “oot Se me cc = a Sree ~" Bs hee "PArKvi: ‘w_ 14353. (¢2) | APARTMENT—Wohy Pav high rate: ele be | 5 ARG I U ‘ To salaried people of good char- ‘a "a ; ' JIUR CORP... £220 G: 08 ab kd, ro A R an | E ‘i is OH \Mi— At ~¢ kit een ette furn niehed or un- gant 3-room furnished efficiency Sis 50 |'GRANVILLE PL... 14! 6—3 large roome. $37. 00 MONTH acter at 8%. No other charges vy} x aie = Ss - —_ a ee, Pegg Sree = } oak floors: } | FURNITURE—Must — vacate. ocline® ' 3832—Siean furnished _, fom | SPRING, 759 N.—Large front room ané | ARLINGTON. 1403-—2 large rooms, weil} __ =#. ne: 4635 Steffen ay or commission. Re y son and Olive second floor ont ion att a KPNSINGTON aga ape or 4 from Gravois over * ang st. pa e whee a mens | TAT LAR, 360 N. (apartment A) — Room. | Ar *KINGHAM COURT. 49°4—3-room ef- furnished. Call after 7 p. m. \ , and two end tables 3 Marriand @ . _ |feconditioned and guaranteed: price men: reasonable. Oo} oad R742 4 : ) : - «a. 26. #125 | nigh see i es : (87) | Se: mri aed ean (¢ KITCHEN © ARINET— + gon penis fc) Cherrolet Coach, 192 6, 7 le wee "REO. eo z 1s ENC 7T FERDINAND. 2741—2 onnecting | ie es ‘VENTER. 1408 S.—2 connecting | DELMAR. 6358—Eleeant 3-room efficien: | 12.5 D: F Se lines. _JE! ser me ai Lh a ‘Southwest INVE | LIVING ROOM SET—3-piece mahogam Be IONARCH, 3137 Tocust. a ee Locust st = light housekeeping foome: heat, poor al | ral ae : a and Carer: STMENT CORP. ~ > Yoemx a @ ne - 2 eaelee” wee “eee Sei i} a) . * and breakfast set with 5 chairs. id 4 om a ae —ex ey. VERNON. 5180-—2 housekeeping. steam #TRNIBHED ) APARTMENT—V ery nicely FLATS AND A —— Pegged 3 rm ont. nc hy. 55200 down. pony ster 300-304 Chemical | Bidg. (cB) 4) a | rivate. NO . trouble-proof tires guaranteed Ayre keep! ar one seeping room PL LO TH 1: oe - De Tonty. ‘Auto Co.. authorized Ford dealer, 1418! @Pax as j 143 housekeeping | arace ; * mane hed room and 5 ate aad o } ont +} ; - lon ; ‘ a4! .] ©8j Light heu pit £& private electric, phone, linens furnished: adults. sifeping porch: 1is includes garage: look | (c7 0m lerp! C7 rete fan a3} aie - (91) | today. CHAUNCEY P. HEATH CO. GaAr. #treet and alley made; immediate poss¢s- 1036 N. Grand. fo38) A 3 ic |FURNITURE—Account moving: sun. tine > Cabany 42 ' ' i enishad me tee 7s: aa ~ pee * aes $2282. Light delivery: inclosed cab; hand built 50. $4 ner. week: | g or gen (ei) | gg y shed: refined Jewigh | completely furnished, CAhanv 2841 (cS) : : “West — 'Natural Bridge. e° immished. FOrest 2269W feds | Der week. up. PArkview 4816, | modern: nprivate™ best condition: garage. | New 4 rooms. tile st § rooms furniture. Jefferson anatian iin * coupi ce . i m Bidg.. J 4 | 1925 Reo Heavy a Truck 8 & n mab or coupie: ~s kitchen; bath and _beat 7. , (c7) | furnished: for couple or 3 (Cc) PNST: ag eg) py so Gis ! Ww kl thi >; me — . Crewing r " Nicely furnished Ca after 7 p. m. ie | ment. Abany 7615W Mrs. ; n. ee or m . S N : : —————— +t With comt I ] : OM—M oder rivat hom a ee a eer + . on by gg weal; white enamel, xy | ee a ag ake “tues, © RO UM aes ee eee 27a. + uliy furnished; reasonable: bor ‘ae | fic.ency, neatly furnished, VEimar Golo. be AG E \ — 5 rooms furnished: beth, = i y - : oe 7) _ et tric, phone furnished: reduced | MISSOURI ‘ condition: $39.50. 4203 “leveiland . b . S. NL. e yong g& n t tA . : - . ” a 2 lt pts 7 . Pm iit ho . " . r ; ' Dons: apc A . hore usekeening rooms. bath; reason- ev: also 4-room furnisned PArkview 4816 GRP: SHAM. 5269-73—5 roome leat. instant hot water, range. cabinet. | furnished. CAbany 7542R | ROOMS JV: d.—5; ‘first floor. in sing! mann. 2716 Minnesota LAciede 0168 ic8) ; } > . | 2663. vas emt ; hy a as ee Oange Sleening roo! % F . anit * el ". ; . rT) cern , 240TF % = 6 rea ) oe i cy ae ~ " nN Sei motor } r I 4°¢ : ‘ | of 2 oo ally _must sell: no Pree ‘ haye quite a few Gaec Reo Seed ~ —oag at 9220— “Fy rnished large sleen- | W, : TR a gaan Cn OLIVE, 4265-——8- room ‘furhished mart- | 2 South ra tee 1 “i ~ 1. Post Dis “cr SOU THWEST. §300—Comfortable 6-room __LOANS ON REAL L ESTATE — ig. LocusT. § Seong Heh ieee i, Fag. ST. LOLS. Zain voto sin” Wo: SARETANSS au Setaekeees SS Mlgy | ments ale bousrtcepine roma, Tet) | at panied, Bot F401 Peseta) | ear nea, ienmaeneess tah, vue | Sgmiey oaNen—s ™ re miehoe ae = te “al Ui con ven} ences, (c8i = Ps garage: large vara: bargain: resident y bet 9 $y bOan , a py mer ea VACUCM CLEANERS— air Was: CARS sit tials and express F a gg até x 3 3) “g PAGE, 6117—3-room ef ra ciency - all serv ’ 3 2} . ca : marantean at ie ik - ha iS BECP ‘ y Re ~ - ‘ ae c reconditi w agait? NGTC 4346—Wwell furnished! ices furmmished: $57.50. CAbany DWELLINGS FOR RENT psf + r furnished housekeep jing and ai fepiig roome ment, private bath. steam heat, pri rs LA SALLE 354) Bri ck cottage: - gas, aay = oes 34 ] 4 open (e7) SEE THE OW LS . > e Granc J> i d ~ _ _ FURNISHED FLAT—7 rooms. well A, gare. se33 Olive. _—> seni {c7) Auto Bodies For. Sale ~ —_=" 1925; | able : : room with kitchenetie for adults (eZ) GOODS \ EDs CC an ace ~ ve 60) | GERALDINE. S80 /— 2 unt urnisaed Tome. | W / ASHINGTON, 4056—Nicei ' - FACING | FOREST PARK, $75-8100 WARREN. 2576—5-room cottage: rent’ re- a ae $C HNURE BU ICK FORD BODIFS—or aii uinds: barcains wom Kitchen: empioyea coupe 1G cusekeeping ‘room: éne — i amma | 5544 Pershing; elegantly furnished 4 and _duced_to $30. (8) — AP’TM’TS, FOR SALE VsSEbD ; trade Calkins Sosany Natural Bridge = ing water. deoten effimency: gas. electric. silver, lin- Central ‘Ge ——— ) ANDIRONS—Furniture. carpets, ) DO YoU NEED MONE = “ATF a i ne ’ } # - lane — wae ee Set ) Cats. _ mga st "prices. cae Feng te ANT EE CARS : (c8) W ATERBIA SU 24 Large and emai ens, ice. Dhone service. PArkview ene) | West a ge - BF. Come. TURPRE WEEE: GuplSS 9en _— | SEMPLE. 1996-7 rooms. attic. hardwood | 4A SALLE BO xa site "soyith FIRST "AND § SECO! D DEEDS e7 5-390. 1 oan ca : fe) | $a cies “se “Can seen NS LOCUST CEN2218 . a eo BEDS esa A Furniture. rugs, office ixtures é : Chassis For | j iL EE) ae wl Light h gusekeer an = Toen = pa needle ene ee : ae low doub le _ e* rent $65. GRand P. 8: ony 5 own. SMEN | wanted badig- all or part contents Taiy i at Sale —— Hil'mbolt 1570 OE 2 f AL Giod veag, ‘cory bed clean rooms and kitchen- Efficiency Apartments — (o7) | EAH SUuZ—2 roon r Uv $8.50 ) a ee ae gy PR gn Most exclusive in city consisting of 3 or ~~ ee ee Separate baths. electric. furn oh} ; , dwellings. apartments: bighest cash ome wae eupe. 19°26; go condition: only ses x “or eee bic paid. Goléberg. L Indell 6646. c oF Coupe 4106 oie. of SE] LING OUT ayer “seme : et os ey 6 oR range ine - ne desi sande tenants onivr. veeues. O88 ae. fumished or untarsies*d = ee ‘ a : > “ ee OR a ee seme ertigy gam i) down. | USED AU TO PA RT&R— Freltable. S3~: S t fat tn fa ry} onren l= noes eaaie Ti ate ed rr m al qd }. itchenet te . . ¢ ' . ’ : ae + r > ~ . 5 - tril. ‘ss ot 27 vw. porch . a ca - , P > ] * 7s CN . BS d. DUIS. ee i . | 2 os : igre UE, I take your old car in trade. Ayres roms “az all convenlences 1 ne ‘to let, " a Pac “sapere a! oon. of pec Z FLAT——Cheai est rent in C'ayton: 5- writ SINGLE k LAT | br ro tk, a t : oft nen h- w o¢| 4743 Northland, 5-6 2 baths, yy Best Dleskue mo* ‘an wate efficiency: large screen porch: wel) |, POLICE DOG—AMale, 1 year oid, DA@eres c - +! 2 ‘ " Licteed Ford dealer 1418 : TT aee a cake aeeilin eee aaa oe siete | steak cedetateres: peice reduced to Si eet oe : COMPTON, 182 -Ligh sekeePine | WEST PINE. 4132 large, } : bul 33114W ee eshighway 4 ic7) ' se wits GRan A -oso ’ : —3 arg. Ca ul ifully [ and very bright: keys at drug estore. : | Race 9. . ele ct ree ; priced right . M [ | ‘ | ( A i furnished rooms: private bath adulte. i} N. Central, 4) | © ete writ! : ao 3 47 718 1 Leduc. _FOresi — ~~ 3 If | . 3 iz “‘Seur oa A afi er a: 340 FO SOM. Beoo 20A—T Arze front ron (eT) 4 rage tie OF —— want. Ree | : ty he! ” 2 . iis a ° 2% or " i} #4 ric ee 4 } a ‘ i 04 7% : ' , ZI ‘ 2 (Mi: ew Ont ' 4 fi r . Light 3. : BUILDING aavneeiae a Be So per week. 284 9 N. Grand. ' ome . — ' : -— eh. ; | WEST PINE 3692—Roomea. $° So Wo : ened — - \ZEL, Pho ert: aes HT ann | ; “ TWEY. 4° 14 Sout ot $16 300 | SUninten io ; y af “a [Cag Or apmmemaaey Saerrcme (ev : ~ ey ror “ t — od adjvining front first and second og oo ie We ar tz ak Pegi adaee ee 6 oy sana} BUILDING TO WRECK fim @everal late model GEYER. 3154—Two front rooms. modern | 94. eps ees | R NT |_| CHRISTIAN BRINK B Bige- TU ITIES sel Material and contents of 5 rooms 2ammepes: wour choice on! ly 92 00: $67 down; Talking Machines For a. ‘ ent ca ew y m ce. oy ie ars 2S ee FLATS FOR RE HOUSES, FLATS. ETC. care meres = oe or menutitt OPPOR N ES heeds (es Cs Sot Oe ee BF Washington. Owen Ca. | BRUNSWICK PANATROPE—Half price ese «ROOMS FOR RENT-COLORED — —— eee RENT, — COLORED LEE-SCHERMEN GRand_ sSio jj — $40. FOres . H. Appleman. fi . ! ) , ee a sin ee paee, S1F8 tae. 4: ) $ t 6646 bP CARS noOrnes ae pe afayv ret te Park ot ry 24: nice r@gem. excellent meals: reaaon- furniture can rent: $23. a ee : Bes. opt nyt. fs nes ‘wodern: apartment: reasonable rent. Case car to diuen to, Shipment: pay 35 to $15. DElmar . ' " . ; 1A: 'B a@diditie - Re ms litchenette rivat VIcto 3. SUBURBAN BOARD HARRIS. 3623A—3 ROOMS . 20 See if FURNACE. LAUNDRY. SHADES: O} =. £36 Cabanne av.: 6-amily. 6 roome, RY a ee red wal: ile oe cs ; N , : xcellent location. ACCOM AC. _ 2853—Room ‘1 for & persons: =. orrk _— {ef ) board: pri vate family: refer ences. fev) KRENNERL' y. - 40: ate oedbia room "Upper “a 2 rea. fav urably 6 Central ' make al offer ic i Rand 33 { F nter. nfeld. 1115 N. Vandeve ne housekeeping or «! ing. ot | ROOMMATE Share room: (c@*} bathe and oot Owner eee et pants, shors: ladies’ dresses; pa é e sit -- | MEAS MARKEE wi Post-Die- ( : na “oe TEE | ) ‘newly deenrate ROOMMAT TE Wtd—Girl. employed. about ELLIOT, 1424—3 rooms, electric: buver of oe ) a = 73 (ee ee 5 (® 3110 Lambdin: beautiful new 2-room agent ca ‘reoa te, M218 SCH URE BU K tANKLIN, 3506—Room and board ‘$6 " *) able. Box F219 Post-Dispatch. (067) ro ; Darin ove . N a aetna etilig Staaten eames ph a MEN I tk 4 TR — ight ¥. aie’ $4530 ER ae — two blocks north. HTlsnd | Weet BUSINESS FOR SALE an ter pn ™ - ipa‘anapo- | CEntra! 4361. Gelber. 1105 %, ; Roe en aw. | south ay ye ¥ Me werkiy: Res a: tennis, . 7 15i5—Nice reom for house- PITMAN PL.. 3 (Kirkwood)—Room or /' To LET—BUSINESS P’RP'SES ail. under lease. annual income $6P00, | | BATTE d 0 , ES de Sake ae ree: 985: =, _reagonabie; board (c3) men rv ies ink Rea I . | sonable: must sell by Apri 3. Call pee, ' + “treag*- = a] ; fine condition. GArtie: > es 15: 30. EN Tas MPR Ae 73 sional 3688 Ss Broadway. PRos- tric, gaa, furnace and garage, $55; ad uité j houses, our CLOTHING—30.000 sults | week. TiearaRiBPT 1ERe ag ae tr aie eas : —3 TILE BA SACRIPICR SALE. ARBER | BHO Wi tt) uULoO cals é é, — $384 _Desjon. = | ACCOMA aaa, | MISSOURI ed to sacrifice: a bargain at $40,000 iy rated or- ND OUP : ie 2 . , aid b ook a for: o erifi A : é COAL, COKE A ) =S07 Marcus. —_ 62 (GLEVELAND. 4128A—Front room with “ 3235— “ener age ty ee - — —=iy Ss : ieee tinea 7 _— UNION-EASTON TRUST CO.. AFE- Best in neces Mes & ara " ' KEN NERLY 59xx-——3 requis, electric: >| CHOTTEA f o-14 Store. 5 roome above. 5325 Easton. FOre t 1870. te) | $n00 ’ Reason for" mit y sot i | ae! hotive indus-| AAl LUMF COGAL—1 and 2 tons. % z Row dster late model: $95. $25 boar Saher ae Con AD Oe ae Vites appli- 4 tons. $5.50. DElmar ze 7d. . ag $3.50 per week. 2849 N. Grand., a ees Oe Conver a el) | PPSTALOZZI, 2455A—Large an mal / Nlecely dex -orated $22 Apply SUa% eG wonderful businese s«epet special, 46. | «on | front roome: $4.25 C67) H OT E a | NEWSTEAD..4116A N.—4 rooms. second wo! F POL LOCK. 101 N, 8th. , eee Main g.. $32.50 EANING 4 AXD F4 ox with ®pe-| COAIL—cClean “furnace uni $5: * ; (es) HARTFORD. 3727—Roonmt’ r show 8) ash $5.25. Caty ecale 0 EM 9 a repainted and guargn-| tien ORL tis and board: ye 7, —" heautitul: at Be ¢ fioor: bath ectric: cood order: 1R58-5 {¢) ity te : . lemen OMiy RONOM— Large. be ful; eteam aes — o aa —= ne, trade | £320. — : ra oe AS gg ‘JUN NIATA. $03G-—Wall “Tarnished front PReavect 2041 bs 98) | Desk ‘SPACES —With phone. “Apply 1/42 | RESIDENCES FOR SALE maine ae pose fling trace 0 1 ae $37 Co, authorized Fora dealer, . . urnished = front n ~“Sa61Wurmishad houbskeeotia | rater | PALE. 30414—6 rooms, modern, tile! Title Guaranty Bidz , : | long Apply Diy” bei" and truck | COAL-— ce lum PX. Kingshicnw (oF) | ; congenial girl: board, laundry, $5. RUSSELL. 2631—Fumished housekeeping aa t ck west | Ce — NFECTIONER i tengo F $8.25: nut. $4 25. — $3.4 o € Laclede 2686. (7) rooms. V Le 3719W 3 | menus at ih o> School, e. Witt, 73. (87) | LACLEDE. 2501—Large | wore. ~~ Apply n _ CON =a, a Ya; } ek aaa: rea be ; . $4. Eaaaater, late mode! : Se eee epatch. A Te finest tori PECK. 024A——New home. 6 nd garage, 1 | with fixtu C: orl, tollet, bath. furnace, and a | ° 5325 Easton av. FOrest J . rest 1870.(¢29) oncke Bi Northwest PiORAL Screenings. $3: mine ie eet : —~yee 4 SHAW. SH0A—Ro board. ‘for rT. Vv INCENT. 9854——Houerkeeping room... AVALON HOTEL—St. / liver ¥ wx ma poet gage Par ea : nraint excelfert ” private or no ‘children. — 1). nice 4 me rnished: all « conveniences. _ly_hotel. Pershing and biock from Pairgrounds; $46 (e7) | | tiver te y tans tes e + be atareiin” EAS. 197-3 ‘TEXAS. 16424—Room and board: car | x CENT 31733 ‘cht Rovsekeen che co rs anh... a rer the est D e1ec c ans . 4 75T , oe weil: er gewr oa janet OLN RE Lk SO nee eee Sa NN | SHRNANDOAH. 4980—NiG verlag room | serton BECO ie) Northwest | GRAVOIS Madi Siore: “iflable for efo- EADS. 960850 rome. dle bath, Farag. | soho manaee aie *H MILLER. | 8 N. Bros = . . nr VvUsEeED A ANN ca 5309 Wwell- furnished —~ RRE . MAN. “4 =9R Purn! a: roame SP EC TAL rates. $5 up Weekly. Blue arage | BE TT? S410A «—— New 5&- room eflicieney cery or _ shoe rc = ehon asea | > desirab location. vacant eal wcntion. iol en ey © | Sea deeceeeseseer : es CARS | Foom or_ 3: excellent meals _f cA) CAR | ntionnn: obs om ané bet Hotel. 4040 Oilve st. ‘eS) | apartment fist; garare: bardwood floors, Klauber-Welz, 6343 Gravois, Klv. 30 o7) | RADS, 3438-9 rooms tile bath. furnace, . | (co?) beautiful location. Lindell 5505. A. King. | _____ et oe | _Sesirable locgtion: vacant, =. {ed} (GROCERY ANG MEAT 5467 a location; leaving city; — Ou — CE , CABANNE, 5534—Attractive front sink ie ees . oe f Su = , -~ ; —— i re) or Monday is ' 5 ° LOCUST Des | yrs Wi th board. F FOr est 3376. (c2) ‘ ICTC OR 1830 _ ee k: - pen ing and ‘light - nner 5°00A— Newly papered ro 7 tite bath. aoe BE wa : nodern, 3 reoms (7) [Post pier Avery very en — | ENRIGHT. Westie ae Ge ony taraishe | : lest 6427W. (c7) | entrances: clede 7600-0 288: j “room (7) | ie apartment: $3 and up 7) ‘ F *

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al 7 Sn aes ia aa al __ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATEH PAGE 12 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ SATURDAY EVENING. MARCH 26, 192 eo : (dence the twe weeks of the trial KIDNAPING OF 72-YEAR-OLD . TWO SHOT BY BURGLAR SAYE%S 2 rr core vewe 4 ORDERED 10 DIE BY ae SAYS FORD TOLD HIM SQSELL ISS LSS IML REMANS A MYSTERY TO SEEK CHANGE OF VENUE _- Mrs. Aibert snyder Not Albewed to Associaied Press. : mited his ffor*: ; Police Behewe Ransom Motive for See 9-Year-Old Danghter Who | ANC yo larch rhe Ford id him. testified Mille Abduction of Chattanoora ? pught buriai grounds of the that Sapirea and some other Jews Official’s Child. : — + x i . ~~ a’ ow ~ a re - . 3 * i ; = ; ' 2 Y . C Tea ° a “ ae , ' - y a . 5 > = ~ ; : — . > - r > - . - » . — _ *s2 ~ - i > . - — + > ? bad > . e a a ' * . ~~ os ™ > - : ti r — .4 8 ‘ -- . " — - — oo n ~ . aie “4 Ui . ; . , mits i. fi & izisi « ‘ € : it y mn ups ~ .—A Daddy giris snc0es and a ui ee ~ - } ~ ~ wn “ a ; 4 ~ en - ; ' | ¢ k ~ . : ‘ : r tT an ~ | 3 y “ ~~? & 71° rh ~ . aliens —— : - ~ ’ ¢ ~ ° - ce es . . “ re ‘i a a : a42% ~~ ras ‘ _ . Tv} F a . ” & * . . ata J . " a , | « a . a - « % ¢* ’ " m 4 F ° a ii ~ “ ~ ‘ ~ = . . - . - - * ; : . : o . @ > b¢ 4 + Bis i itty ™ i » * ~ * ~ . _ mo 2 . - “ . ‘ = : : ~ ta \ | + A ae > ” ; . 23 ; nai . . % os ‘ . ’ ~ ‘ ’ ‘ > ~ . : . . . pped be lragxing rou- a* iis r - SS -~ i. . . » % -* Se Two weeks. OU - : ruse had worked saptro to Take Stand. Le N - ¥ i) 2 x . ~ . ak weite , wir or" Saute 2g « ee: aaa : RA ae Hs SPR Lae Se, Ge OS} RIE toe As Seam, tk RO hee pe rile - ‘ Se , ) a ae —_— ees bre se oy . . dite ai . ; Se | a ts JP teas LA Rigs Bhs sg : qr veces * » : as ane ’ Sarat My TRE Reem , , ‘ : i : aa te ae «ORES «0 SR co, chee thas “emsething | ‘ts Ge Gu Me oe ce KFEP LOOKING YOUNS | : : i ec “ tangen That of keeping young ts to voung—to do this vou must watch vour liver and bowels—there's a bullet entering ths his face anc com! of his neck. The two woun : 12} —at eS. Q ' ’ ’ = — Augustine Lupo. and | ee ee — a . ' an aay sete vo, a ae tets | ke Gee easing ery nag children all mam¢ , an AR epgeete | , . ' ig ' ie it has : sigue no seec of having a sallow compiex- the man who did the shoot-r - ariaige : ae - ) =, | ; ‘ diaesi |\jen—dark rimgs umder your eyes— suspect, a Sicitiian ard ival ime 4 e et rner atte? : ais ; i e nage aN Re Tiaee pinpies—a billous isek iD your face merchant, has disappeared. MM: as told sane WOU sn sate mame ie , : re agrees place. He — a = but did net pref marge: an i tame fu 7 ener : La e #3 gs : re ck . : : wa pba ts SR ROSES perfected 4 vegeta bie Pau! charg: tar . + a ailing ~ ' — SeTSa i , ‘ = | , : of ord ar j 7 a co i‘ bag pth a a ‘ompound mixed with olive oul as a Hespital today, seying that the and reading | Denisl ike-| Schulz was tried mesh ace , . lose of the Dear- as the car eet night. ‘The ameunt | ssbstitate for calomel to act on the neighbor was xct = LaRe¢ Lipo ¢ was ? rt " 7 ies lent company Se ee CP SSAA and boweis, which be gave te home. but had shot = ‘rom : etd : ‘ urgiar teai $200 Terrier ‘Et pet Appt -4{ art = : ’ ae RE: : tents for years. the perch of his ow: : s : f he Mike refused to ta» riousiy wounded du to recover. Capt. Naliy Oph, ees \ ” epeaemenens *~ pep > alert dete se 5 agate Be Re. de wei.-snowo a *si «1 Pa > r ; > 7 > — . ‘ _ ~ 4 Y : = ~ ‘ ® » . ™ . = > ° ~ - : ~ = ~idect i -¢£ {> . ¢ q z 3 ‘Fs P 4 " wn : . ¢ ‘ é ‘ ’ - " ; _ : : ‘ .- > a cn | s " Z = ‘ J a . a ‘ ‘ , - ; ; i }ex% : mote » . a Le i” —— _— ~ ‘ i - 3 . “ ’ ~ ¢ ae é + ~ .* a « “ > . ‘ - é e ’ ; = + 2 - ‘ +" , aaa 2 . . ‘ a ia : a a2 oe a ‘ r i 4 . See , - , 7 _ i — - eo* ~ ae . Z . > . - “ _ = e. : ., 4 sy? @ od » = 23 3 ‘ 7 q > ¥ > * ; * ; ‘ * oer : . x . - ‘ , ‘ - aattnd i : eS =—— This display, nail by a comm . £ A ; fen q 7. a Pats Commercial In terests of Saint cider en ne ee ee os neenaned ppg Aeepin Ig the é ustomer Satisfied ae sient "sete BEN bs SELKIRK & S The good opinion of customers i | ures AUCTIONEERS AND APPRAISERS REAL ESTATE AND INVESTMENTS OFFICE: 713'. CHESTNUT STREET peunelar e.arae 134 ; HOW MUCH COULD | OWN 'S w.22" : YOUR WIDOW EARN? valued carta! and Accounting Cosirses. iecotna a Highest teaching standards. 3 oi ol ’ ‘ ‘oo |) a ee ee Self-Valcanizing for lane © all Rubber Goods. Try x | your own interest toe ge Patch a tral. i Deaiers Sell Thunderbolt A our Friend That Have Used Thunderbolt Will Tell You They Are Cone but | Mfd. by F. x Hagerling Phone. HUMBOLT 2201 fen SO eee: ae 6 ae Easton Art Sankiag. Bee Estate. imenraace ana Safe Depusit Bexzes Member Federai Reserve = "stem Cnited tates Gorermment Depesitors AMERICAN | Kingshighway and Gravois be Sy, ied i ee 2 A a a +) le: tata PTE A Se |) Ce |) a Oe meme.) EVERY HOME CAN HAVE COPELAND > ELECTRIC RFFRIGERATION G BOOKLET OR VISIT OUR SALESROOMS “BECK & CORBITT CoO. Geo. Nickamp, V sero LOCUST ST. ST. LOUIS, MO.-a2-=e ‘Maximum Protection at x (ur New Select Whole Life Policy issved ir amounts of — S« thereof carries ifbera: protertive features at an extremely tow eet Any of the International Life men wil! be piensed to aesist vem — — ee -HTSC TO’. Kingshichwar and Washington Sis. Ee. REFLOW. “Manager. I'M. B. HUDSON “"y72:" ; | * Sreedwar ai t rankiin—i onion Marsei * | AMERNK AS FOREMOST OYSTER. i ; FISe A“D SEA FOOD PA BERS : — 485 VWerrhantse-Laeciede Sigg FRTRTH £2 OLIVE ~ ST. LOCIS _sP —a ee eeee e | Distributors of Leeds for GArfield 3071 ee el eS —- en. ae cm \ ) —-— >) oe + : ‘a Deiars t nieading ' iT Te 53) “y}? hy itt Pw oe ae tg kl ee : } oe ee — — \aeh Paid When Pelivery In Made , en y te a ee BG hs Conn vg = a, aL Es . es e GENERAL PAPER rhile during 1925 they handled only 245174 1 - BOOST ST. LOUIS STOCK CO. ! : F SKVENTH £ C4KRK STKEETsS La /O! rt) rile pion Peper ys NITMMWINeor > oo . } AND VISIT - ; CEatra!l 1567 St. Legis, Ma : vita, ae ae j ; imag se ine Pp bial i Ei Lit : —|, Pieneers in Transportation of pee er Moter Trucks in the “. Louie aes tréet. i Factery to Fectors Werk Seoliettes . § Yor will met herve te «hat dews so ac S count of Trenspertsties. after "eu e-; \“ns Sur “ery ices, EAR TRUCK cO. ' ee. = Thereen % ~ Lente. Wa. —_=—_ am) ame od RESET re => —- aa eo ae + om al S| -_— > a a... og meemaaata PRINTING | t | MeTOR MACHINE WORKS, Ic a S200.000 -—— = ! wINee Ss PTAPT AY — Special Machinery ' j j SERVICE (FLM) overt FRED L. MUELLER =: ieeamomal SPECIALTIES, Inc. Securities 7-213 Otiee St GArfieid 1328 Biank Books Loose Leats STi miegH W)} . a P => ~ cl Pil err Ts, EASEL CARDS OTHER PFALERKR HELPS Gear Cutting— ee ae. ee ee 1132 Washington Ave sis Company BANKING SAFE DEPOSIT [ ! Tayler and aston 4va BOXES GENERAL BANEING sSTO V E R E P A [RS BSc ce ee ‘.———— ! i 38 Tabies and § Alliervs fer ; aii aii Memi-c ~ =f Federal Heeerve ! ' : | o Sl > = AINSI AY Ceiepheme UKand 4435 ann 4 lux “eid hm “trai ane 5-thnl. Bettie a Po + a. > ae - © > comm —_ 1 * + am of aati tm ws mm & | WHMarkhami(o Insurance i WA ANGES AND FURNACES Ladies and Gentiemen aE RAUER SUPPLY COMPANY Biuarts and Sowing PERKINS TRANSFER & FORWARDING COMPANY 21S N. Teh Sc. 1421-1437 N. SECOND ST. , _———-_— — = ee ae aoe a ame ame: | > ne ee ee hin -— = =e aes ae > —_ — —_— — | |

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but police whe : et bay Rat § * Dig ; > invest ‘Sateg % ee! story came across noth} es x Co ° | Detectives be} . ee if , ar cs ransom cca tea ‘tee aul hoy a a Pp Police were informea or we News hotographs -obb, an : . o : j\ood, an ndustrial wo rker, qa KY” N SX his }f-vear- ris year-old son, Theodge > Ss AS ng the same night. Auth. ne Ss S vend N S Sa ties di 101t . : oa MARCH 25, i¥si : connect the two caaueee SATL RDAY, . : / ; . N \Y emma’ KS és IVAN , . a : . - %, Home Reading and Women’s Features Wt bly Gy Yj Ly Yo LUI YUM N ~ Goran ? ; y o o - . - “A a ; ? Lf fy S E ae niente y FLORIDA ae * YFOrn Ath ee r . fy yf a 7 PS . ‘ 4 s4 , iff ; ou, ). . et ff : ois $s ; °4t,f KEL ES Liz / 4, 4 id Y 4 4 iff jf . m4 % ” 4 Se a % JA * J A, rs “hy 4 ‘: ‘ ne, . Dae AS es - SLES A Mf, - rao e * J / / Seed Sit) wih, ety: ela teed ade pala tenant ed ee gee ce ee = eae he 7S" Vas . : ower ‘ a Me 3 y é ; ‘ % - 2 cheese ey 7 . 3 oe y _soptecanhiotd ee boa ate) sire entectic | Rea age Ties he. Oe Nee oT we a INE i ate ie gee Oey ok Ms 5. A ag hes a8 iy . eo " * my % wy oe » : . . - re* £7 rps . 45 w oy «Yate V4 URR eve im . ee, + . Peon ae dy ew - = no“ a ve “ . es = . Wy fi ae eabe pele ick iad ss . ahs Peat sae wart ° > hs nena ae NER NAR RCrsiin Nsi Seedy hai Sap AaB ene AS LI . ox re ved ‘ , Zs. a (SSS fh en : FG Boe 95 EAN I a sgt S a SY SY wn amend g SW \N WOO W SS ee See eee © ~~ ee ae RO ONOON =. +" NY * ra > . $ rs . * x Pe a ; ‘ . = fe. als . * . ss "ity y ¢ .' : ‘ os > & & > bb > bb a _—* as NN aaa * ~~ oe & ee oe ee ee om ad ) > eS SSS RRR!”—' ow pr) Cae OP > NE Page nel nop NR Pe tee ee fone pores errs His ry ee ee wn Oa W WY SY RQQNNd ANTI DTI WH OO Ta igheabooe a > ‘S. ‘ Bets” aia pe oa » ee ye. Se ae WY WH N SS Wes WY An Unusual Group Off by Merchants in Many ines. See the POST- DISPATE NY “ iateres: hen wey a eget "BA ey a RS Palate ton i e fa MA QWAdiOodss WH WOU SS SS WEG \S SSX MMW NDVw7 SS CPVWRNNMSN N WOH WS SSS ve to “ye RAGA ce “f S 4 « 2s. wn 4 1 nse og soy = te? es - a see — = Vy — — : . sahbntphiags = ws aestin apa ‘ Lr Nee ee nainlentihitedtote linc a gence _— ror SO ALO NE NRA ABLES ARNE aos TS ets ene ANN Ce Nan oR bins ros wieitnseecninilaan cama aie tin ee Cette age Wii teat: OO, a / , S40404 8 Se 4 Tes MéMssmdédddddddédddadddddddéddéda Miss Ann Botsford of Kansas City, Mo. is Captain and coach.of the University of Kansas Girls’ Rifle Team, national cham- pions last year, defeating 36 teams from 4 RN ss Maas AY S prey > ae ee aoe ae xs . SS SIS s S 4 4 Shy 4 A é * ” Beach, and was Z “e Pe . Z, At Ah fe y | a fy /, f 4 ¢ “a YIVSSTSSTS1Y 70 e oo. ; tld The Culture Ripened This di t, won the first G 4 | prize. cup at the Spring exhibition at Shaw’s Garden, the first Z = é held since 1917. —Br s Post-Dispatch staff photographer Z 7 4 Vita 7 ‘ _ hy ‘ renee a / Z ALLL Yy : . Pg 3 ZF : VY, fsa. Pema ARRRNC UNEP REY Seu shedtnee-epuierateelne PB Hie hay 4 Gi eg RE ae rin a teeatis vie vegies ee a ve . « £ “a — —. oo Ape metro “ ss sos cnt Py - “ 7 LIKE BEING B HOME IN JA _ —_ _-_-_ — = B« ’ SSIOTSTISS, a | Vj _ tEEKEEL tg y Bi! 3 fr Su, eB ME EBERT S00, ayy j/ 4 Cte y : a ote, Bef - ERS AND APPRAISERS "Yo =», * Yh, ~— A oes So — “ ®, : Sex | SE a : 1g CHESTNUT STREET 1, |; fo emerreer Yt “ - PNE GaRriets) ene —* =: —_— — NN WM ge we SS WN S RS vw WAO SHON SQN in os* J zee wet a WO ——_— = Sw \ eS Viork and Kefinishing of All Kinds ve 4 , ; va Ro in, J %, : e y i eae ae pas fo eager A Cs sa Sirieecoirane So ea . Tsuneo Matsudaira, Japanese Ambas- sador, and his wife and little Jiro take a walk among the cherry blos- GZ soms along the Tidal Basin at Wash- ington. The trees were the gift of Japan to America. —internasuona pho~ Pl AE PEE ARIAL ae A ESIC. PN ee tN A ptosis a a oN SS \S - RVHY WH y First-Class Workmanship On the left is a view of the Bund, where European buildings line the waterfront; on right, a scene in one of the chief streets of the city controlled by the Chinese. AAA A AAS =. r iy » N elope to advertise your busine how. VELOPE & LITHO. CO. ay Memona! Bl. at Penrose St. = Z i , WM ITLLSSUTL) SIT 7 VIVLUTTTSSGS TSTMS T ISNA SS TS A / YIP Ls Uf fpiititttilla bys Vi TA AMMAN, BS SSS PAAR RSL AR Rees WOW > 2 : a4 a4 2 ree a, L GOING STRONG == “=== R CLEANING CO., Inc, =™-~88 a a all 4 = ; Sneaeecesm oe of Preight bag Louls Die WETTER TSEC CeCe tres Cw ew eee eee —* * SSS SATE SS HSS SOs DRSBASASSASESSEEESSS 7 . —which first comment serving fur shippers in 188 j has proved an indispens® organitation to help St. ' be her supremacy is & } Raw Fur Industry. a >>> 4 ° ? ; £ FUNSTEN FOUKE FUR Fonster Building ST. LOUIS. , i ' > >. | » >) _— SBAS SA ss _* . m & Co. | ce —_———_ ee eee cee .

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cadeatils 5 lah ns uh ama. age ne 4 BG» it ee es ay vA . ae bs on 7 y, hn! “ ee ere we nal “4 4 Mita ate oe ey oa “i She JP eh eae RR ee > 4 . a 2 _ oe: - pear’ ta," . ¥. - Ao. bat Ney, . —— bined le RS oe oe ee he ES ae en . a ee OP > Nee ns Whee er ‘ toe OP “TA ms x Co talay ig A ein alent , et mene ae Niet eas ile = sh ed. Px. ; She tee, ce eo _ Ma a a vt 7 sie ee "le hot eee eee 2 Hid a ee wy 4 Me Retin Re. ¥ ie BAEK i BRS Re, v4 a The St. Louis Post-Dispatch Daily lagazine THE WOMAN OF IT By MARGUERITE MOOERS MARSHALL JULIET JR. There's no one else can As Iam concerned. Howe You'll change—or leave grayed! If we but dared more. no fe These almost perfect days. ch : moody thoughts—too hold upon me that to me as candy HOW A WOMAN GETS OUT OF MAKING AN INCOME TAX RE.- TURN HERE'S at least one day in the year when independent woman is devoutly thankful To have a Big Strong, Wise Man Around It’s the day when she can’t put it off any When Uncle Sam’s inesc “what do you know” gues confront her-— When she wond learned the ble— (To.say nothing of sion and percentage)— When the ghosts of ail the economical): lax expt &rt-— the lo: divi- And, besides, he’s worth $2000 ex- to you-— you to fAim— extravagances Who sars matrimony doesn't pay! 4 Threat— And a geome her— Since she must p: income Ta) spired by Rheinmhart iner’s Not only on recent lyric Sooo maa year-— “Fondness with no passion But on money SPENT last year: _ K. asks of vo Was there ever a woman so Se) dent That she put aside, ou come as she earned it. The money to pay the cmcome. aaee plan is most insi Instead of paying money in taxes ¢ of her *™% . + On last vear’s dead horses” We doubt the existence ot preternatura!is Saguciou thrifty dame— We know darned wel! th we are not she. And oh. what a sheltered female we blissfully fee! When we dump that four-page. fine-printed Government blank In front of the Big, Strong Wise , , eatin ine Man Around the House: Se When we let him struggle the exemptions and deduct And paw through the tin des box To find last year’s tax receipts on i — — the house and the bungalow, The Amenities of Home Life. And@ utter curses not loud but Mrs. Gordon Proctor of Shore deep over the annual realiza- Acres, Mamaroneck. suing her hus- tion band for separation, charged him That it’s just when a child arrives: with: at the most expensive, or col- Embarrassing her at a bridge lege age, party by calling her a cheat. That he or she is no longer good: Calling her : crazy idiot and a for a $400 exempt The cost of his or her tuition alone, Allowing her five minutes to get at many of our colleges! on her failing to com- Congressmen, we are perfect tain, believe itn child labor— {Bomebody has to support the family, while Father talks his head off in Washington! )— Otherwise, why allow parents to claim exemption for child-sup- Asked if she never showed temp-. port E . er herself, Mrs. Proctor admitted For ONLY eighteen vears’ eink oie soe nee Se *” sor Bilge gaggle o do all the trick things— aM tae omen — To @educt fake luxury taxes and — ae See imaginary benevolences and hy- pothetical bad debts. We hope we'd have enough mora! Principle to act likewise. But our code is not tested— WE don’t have to make out Women and the Church. own income tax return’ Never did we expect to find Pinally, we heave a long sigh of fabulous for instance, who be- working as a Fae +h» FEO or »~ . ok % - famous Sa! aries. hours’ + » . interview she . =e ‘ . my is one bread posing as mn queen for public schoo! I earned for which Aw e&e cays the studios seven rere I lived Ww As ww ork! ng aro| 360! I would make _ t+ * > An “Extra” in Movies. d as n ; i. ae \% ned A joke on me about this occurred when I went to call on Lew Goodstadt, then casting direc- tor for Lasky. He said to me one, day: ‘Go home and get all dressed up, and then come back, and mavy- be I can assign you to some work.’ “You see, Was at that fore enough t ticket t Belie Bennett's Troubles. And Belle Bennett remembers as the most terrible time in her life, when the sickness and death of her ,* . = “~~ , ) Son added to the distress of heing - > e% heat nh er met noney «eh ~ > Ne ~~ a mace * 1p all my stage *ngzagem ePnts Dpencremesanty H had (Aer romised a pictire en gagement w ith Samuel Goldwyn in “Stella Dalta age wait resources. dread- Picture Delayed — For a Good Figure By Lucrezia Bori many a bright lesson of courage and hope. Snow still lies in the shadow of little hille—in the dips and runs under great trees. Patches of white like lingering memories of desola- tien. But tt is worn thin. And about its serried edges you find brare littie plomeers marching in the van of the Great Green Invasion. Tiny blades and tender shocts, all ‘wav- ing emerald banners. Back where the sun spreads a brilliant sheet of gold under the’ bare branches these growing thin io | -—- ¢ ome a @re firmly entrenched: They have ; i / trained advanced and taken possession of € what has been frozen territory these Many weeks. And if you listen wery carefully almost vou can hear a@ murmur going over them like a shout of triumph. Though. of course. that may be “Doris is one of my oldest only the seuth wind rushing along friends. Why [ve known her since its way. before she was in short skirts.” Se eeaiemaiilien iad _ ~~ And there's a sunny glen (ied EE men /-heads and seemed to sinile, only rhvthmic ,in February, when they seemed to corset or any say. “Now. it’s all right, now we brassier: Can grow and be giad’’ ‘reedom cupe at the first dribbie of spring But ther never were discouraged rain. they never found @reumstances too And round on the soquth side of hard for another effort And reese Vines are turning peter thelr leaves all are open fresh green, invillmge the birds :ha: | so gayir ef mernings. ; . a noeees those Fer @rds are back. Robins partmen day im’ gray Bills, a!) sorts of feather crea- partment lifted their ‘ tures, daring the chill. insure ~ ‘ LA women "7 ‘a sa 7 : ie —— _*/~ en a -s \e bes ha’ save best : 4 uppert ed itt Rij t steres. firmiy > : cht. om 44 & ri - nhecessarv ad "ry ~ ak actu UA se b perfec 3.2 uscular! ¥ that it from the The Sut >. a] - _~ iS DP ee eS. res. ~ @ + Ose Dl capabie sinuous motion to have a blizzard overtake them +: he iong- waisted mext night: That treacherous thaw verr ‘ew body is id should ed eto. of cowns worn ly todar need a support ether than a. or +? 4 Siven a be con- ae: he + -™ ; of the better — the underwe: soe , ene A) > . ~~ nn. . 5 = ey Woman i ~ : . as «a. lor-r ad 1a ue Siu - -_> | especially if one S| - mpness. A-woman 5 sho i Nevar a [mise an: wear ts >» TEers anowin ghie . ; : : “vi ‘ ’ ee: ‘ Tare :y . : 5 fios Ter? § 5 O¢ rd Ss WitaA uns table. underthings. A slight a DOragsiere elastic | °S are aA = -~ + te Oo a rare Rink! y ” . PATS (WICK yY brmeree tae Read of lettuce i+ : Oe s€Touse | &@ large pan of cold water and shake vigor ousiv Loe leaves can +h oh tae men Be re- moved Without tearing. pert Orr Fe s¢ > = enough and may acy any tuUnie from few aS to approach a . - * —_ "3 . ~ an up to any number 01 ié @TTi ; Cakes also hav temperature. shot oot mixture part it begins to brown. then be increased t porus texture. If the mixture too roan ver the top, place, ‘the heavy and may crack. degrees Fah then fmcrease bake one h w days to meet ex-/ when you are told ital expenses amount- ‘ _ ~ ™ . . " a Week. You Wiii une desperate my situa- waiting for Mr TaAKen nme - \ Ont! LCT. & -— ihe iromr of that expressi nore Pry , io =a a = ee ele nw heart was . thea were -- © , ~ > .. which TI tate te ww hme -~ gan work “I lived Wro rm a and he . __ Ad 2 +. mre > aad he All the akin bread should hot oven rangin: Sam 4 ~/wS degrees fF. for in the moun- : terrible days ouble-crust pies with uncooked | as apple, cherry or berry, relatively high tempera- degrees F.—for ¢ to bake the Ret A : +. n ' ©cqcsaiage in tn Lj eP . 1s ts ' from shrink- Olrse there were beet . —— —— 2 7 + sf. toe! Clim iz from t! edges of the pan. Heat was = ast the « ‘v= F + 3 nithful friend, an old wom- volunteered to stay with | . $9 most desperately ill shor t} be decres ito 359 de- when I stayed there | grees F ¢ he mainde the 1] ae littie mountain cabin | + ~~ +a 7%. 3 Dp me. We talked ner remaining _ o pay a wae with me. I to! ; rm 3 ~ - her. God biess her, | g . for the first 10 me nyw: is necessary to comp! smoot} h bake about one conse- Low ~— ae Baker’s Breakfast Cocoa Means Something The United. States Food Stancarcs deine “Breakfast o cocoa a8 Cocoa contaimng not less than 2 22 per cent of cocoa butter. Many cheap cocoas (winch cannot be labelled “ Breakfast ~ Cocoa) contain not more than 14 per cent or 15 per cent of butter Baker's Breakfast Cocoa contains not less than 26 per cent of cocoa butter, almost one-ifth more than Government reguire- ment. The phrase Baker's Breakfast Cocoa means a pure, de- icjous cocoa of high quality and possessing a amount of nourshment. WALTER BAKER & CO. Led. Booklet of Choice Recipes sent free What Do You K A Daily Knowledge Test + *e« "a iver Cromwell dislodge from the ¢ . * . - ._* * * ° . > exact meaning of eet "oe * 23 Ge ‘“"*S* © «G68 -Genera] of ——— I a the torpedoes, zo ahead?” « *e* "*"es 7.—Who wrote The Deemster. and The Womaz +7 +o9 oe merica, where, ip ¢ "ec « «eee © 8 8 eee far the fastest wing beat? “oe #0 ee What ruler » | s The ‘ Dessit Answers tc today’s (questions wil be found on page If for each po 15 minutes fo 7 7) -_ try. Veal. Pork }- ~~ meer each pound. GOLDEN SALAD DRESSING. not Water. _ Sugar and * e } : ; ber of 7116 Woodrow Ar.. is the? ale above. He says that Bond IT hom 2 5 eause of its pure. homelike rr : Just 8 years ago, 2315 St. Louis homelike. Its splendid housewives brought samples of their from its pure ingredient bome-baked bread to the ¥. W.C. A. every bit as pure to show us the kind of bread t they vourself would use. ‘Ite wanted for themselves and their chil-' comes largely from its t iren. Be ing iranxiy comed from the ing. This thorough of these 2315 loaves, Bond Bread makes it so firm andé quickly became St. Louis's most popu- | well ag so flavorful. lar bréad. ) Every*day more and Why is it that after § vears of un- wives realize it pays tod paralicied popularity, Bond Bread bread. They have trad now ehjoys an even greater demand have convineed ti than ever beiore in its history” bome-iike. healthful | Because day after day for 8 long is the greatest bargain & years, Bond Bread bas been uniformly buy. : 3 The HOME-LIKE + e Serpent Tempts the This Time He Loses Even Adorns the GE following articles on the jate it | are written by Sylvestre ; card, which comprises all the and Edmond Courtot. of Re ; The contributors to thig na ihe styic for the world etki ge 7 thie section. By exforis were the accessories went with the fox ; Elst i : ‘Hi for sport and street begs iT with for hats and d t has = “

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eS eaten attics wa, - ~ —_— ——mee | . oo ymca pram lee é; ‘ 44 - _ soaetnace ———, a x: Geass , ee: ‘ i> ass : ' : oe ; care oe Tae a ei partne r the double of a bid of or “* ™ - Bs : : DT if s tf . Z, m , : “%, ms : Ps ; ¢ j PRR ee Ry 5 ee 3 : oa tr My te Jn itera Sesto ~ f BS oy Se a ue i ca . ; : ee By ; + , ge sae Eesise ps “ oh ee ‘2 oe ‘ ‘ : — - iF Board. whic ee nan ee Sy a designers of the French te ae : ae : A cee eee I A : Ee ea EY fe pi ae : eae oe No Trump has always been busi- ; : ° uwtoOrs 0 is age A > , . " » The contrty o A other ean the men and women who —pouth one Club, West one Dia- 4 a the style for the word . rbictes itil appear each Saturday | mond, Nort double: North's double _ Lon. se 4t one time was treated — ti gectio i A : re &. as an €ii- . “gg oa ts : ception and considered infermia- oi » : : Sa . 7 OO i ae | ees s er. as eae hone - as eo x tory. It showed the fwo unna) .¢d wttES > DORIAN. acce —o " | Fee, aes Tak Seats AO" eae. Sf ; : 7 | By ote a Be a 4 | Bessa § )S¥LVESTRE | Abt mre r ee Vv aiso. | The first shoes | be oe, eee eee sg ps Pi - ase s “ay Se 3 ae sults and directed the partner te » of the Paris Fashion ;*“4\ were worn in this leather | REO Bis sree ee ae ee . ‘ aie | Be Tah ABS fee: bid whichever he preferred. This oc eee cuge am Bast Board. pte ig Particularly smart—a worked: satisfactorily when North ab Q »TcC ‘ ; ¢ or. on . e - ™ : _ Yeemster, The Christian, The Eternal gee e ARIS. F tala : ‘rely made of rather light- was strong in the two unnamed hou Gavest Me?” = Wieeecisianding sensation fur "i" snake had a tendency to suits: but it did not work well wee TT Seeent season is the snake- appear very large. It when North had great strength in | wet These coats are P | : the adverse suit and was looking — 5 Si aa k . Aes one of which | or some time. But obvious)v | for a profitable business double. In % two sty les, 01 isnake is on sousiy, in North America, where, in the Waseameered as to be only a sport), © 27 one of those materials | (° - ! : | ) order ts Seer ee a ae 7 ag “| appropriat« ior tt aithough il 1s at first hard to : ; Shith- ry - ' j the cake, too, the exception has sal er sport wear. pny | ~ , =~. , Tet t been eliminated and that double | 3 : iN again is considered business ac- 0 * ee a3 p | te Mae line. The sport coats | Ativer Nave straps and trimming} P0ints at the side. The waist is 8 a3 bday eee 2 = ‘xe eet | : *. ae + Marat tee F. for ee ciare or che | of snake. 2 | Sraavar en Gat ole ; AWD = \ Nee | 4 PROMISE longer. This bid couid not confuse 3 Be : val ~ e .. 2% is ° - : Nee, . f > + é i . 13T) . . b i ; ' Ss ate oe snake skin coats ~Y&5, although 1. 18S not _ strictly on the left hip with a long end > me me 3 ef Aa By Aline Michaelis South if he understood the conven > 3 ~. +, L ue. tOr the firs? =m mira dl - a e rR Se - oe a : x p+ ‘ ae “ : Hs >} ; f beig« fox : : . Shake-skin bags hanging to the floor. A cluster. Rk ee: FS: Sg 7 : em ; tion. If North had Diamond ~~ ee _- a - saad snteeitcaies tal alana oe oS uitaabe ais Ns i= Mat at) pa AR eI GAO apg 9 POM Ip ere > nage £ at.4 «= « ~~ eretiad . & \ = wees MY TY PENS oo. =. er pd wi as, eaten the torpedoes, go ahead!”’ qeu! *-* * Sees eu e ae tee $x ah loge nea Set pe OE - - — or ete ©9293 OVE 8445 a * a i acalite radede\ as tall koh teed ee ean eet oe ee Ab he has been | used rather successfully in oxfords | * es Mt ee eee a Aetr asta - elena diem wy teri. ts : ern a Senin” simon 1B gees - as ap AN wo 7 wee vO raPee ; ‘ ae ; eS ee | Pegs yea? =, os a ° Le ee ere Ox- ae ee ee “ee ee eee Be (Sie ee ss bai is ae strength he would deuble the one ll done?) 5 F in the summer collec- ; \remeiy smart. But the bars which bow. cS BP co ae Sa rH ; e : ; $y , EEMS like. in the wintertime : ‘ s Poul- ; ° ‘ : Bee oe 1a Bow bein show? ae te P ; Sea ss pe Re SR EE, TERS Mie a ae S ri > ae ’ Reha Sat : EPR SERA 3 AG ee Pee eerie’. Diamond, ag that double, if made. . ~ & t lers and they 46 FLOWN with snake ress » ¥ go Se 4 es Seg : Suminers iar away, far. away busi sa * 4 the couturic BOR ER "es — : ake Dress of printed tulle and beige a¥ would be business: if strong in ) ‘ Fag ° x- Sé€c nm .ce nat ; 97 Pee ae oe hes ‘ hym i i i : em roe ae oe son. beige and marron (brown) and rtd Ry RECIPES FROM _ sleet, spring will come, ere long! preference. r French | q Ne ie ee ts are trimmed with in the Boudoir. tat RE mp oe os. comenae Bry! lot | byl “M Old Ni int renee | 7 apart com , Afternoon coat of light green oe At y irginia ; ice. | seollars and cuffs, it is worn The search for originality in ait ) iY . a sree ‘ ee georgette . With upper part in fh i ne) \ | 99 Newest and smartest of |everything has led to an innovation shamed thou ak Souie “nese bat Li Re Cook Book ' Others have collars and in toilet sets. Here, too, the ir- 1 WH | i a = | ’ ’ in circulars veined and embroid- ‘o- ee ° ped Beef—Cream See Z 99 a t down the front, or pockets |repressible snake has entered in. A’ ered in silk in leaf-like design. { Chip . ed see Oousan = j ie skin. jreally charming, not to say almost a ea =e | UT two cups of shredded | rm omg ts "ie stisfied with bringing it ‘startlingly original dressing table sét ao panel e t g oe of navy ; v0 chipped beet inte a frying || & ° . Viele mode only on coats, snake |/has the backs of the brushes and ° pper part te cote eee 1s a oe i i oe ° : . oe an, cover with boiling wa- || ; men widely used by the cou- ‘mirror and the tops of the jars cov- reg: meri go Pion ecto ae ay RES: let ‘t cook for 5 10 | 3 Follow this simple daily rule to keep aed dress trimming. os this ered with snake. silver-edged. The embroidered F Id a= 4 Pe, a a 5 tig minutes with a cover over pan. | “Sess “That Schoolgirl Complexion see : : : . . aw ewe gate hee No Set te Gere ee ak ce eT, any other person in America. | interested in his planting. it you cel the garden patch. | noi tae onpadaioes on scan 9s eet Of the front by | nen than the cane with the | — : a This school, a model in every | *"* bored by it so will he be, and | (Copyright, 1927.) : Dat is al—its natures rule | represented to be of olive = slipper arrangements | for men than ‘ girdle and lower part of the ate: ? there’s the end of it. He will have , ~— ¥ keeping that schoolgirl complexion. oils, are not the same Case bof >. = ee ~ranaiotecnh aay. top part ’ addi ei SER ee ee at, cae, ee a eet ee en we pentnaetrg Baap tape . , - ancl RE Os 5 PORT 6 ee sd Oe i ee es By Angelo Patri. hirn. The birds are nesting. The 4 LE NORA ENO TE AUR TRE ok: Fahne, CO ET REE RR be a. | Largely on expert advice, millions Remember that take ie used on sport clothes SDake handle. | blouse are pin tucked, as are the Tespect, is a mecca for teachers | ost the best lesson of the spring-| Amother article by Mr. Patri will | 1s¢ Palmolive Soap as a®ove: and : Palmolive-Peet Co., Chicag & : . seg i straight sleeve | Snake Skin Luggage. testy anager ag.ck arse A ad from all parts of the country. time. Life is surging up al] about Par: Monday. ene: e sam 5 ; i e€ Iront o e i yast OW | aE ; his costume 8 a With all this list of the various; 4. girdle. Gece « time is planting time. ¢ 2 ws | uses to which the formerly-ab- | Each child who can handle a | A ety smart little hat with | horred reptile is being put, one of | —______— adalat a a TE spade or spoon, sift soil and 2 ' -wem turned up in front, | | ae, . not ; > e allowed to _— The use of snake che —— ee te oy Sc collection. One sees black on all | so “; ee sas Cae es flor sport-and street wear naciligyeo5 — cca overnight | Sides, and it is certain the elegant 2 Seater life is as thrilling (Wide this last winter. ang, 2°®* ~- | Parisian woman approves black |: } } . f ay tho: ha a bags are being shown than those pages ee 2 s things now |? @ child as to one of Us gGray- bof a naga _— omg ‘of snake. Snake is used for other cade smilingly as g OW | neads. With the planting of a seed, "a a ', are now be-j,. . is a. | ° 3 its growth comes NE te (Ma wee, in | nee Of reenee ae wee SS Black and White Continues. _ tS sprouting and its grow ae in | cially favored for those very con-— Winn tet ink wk we, | * joy that nothing can equa). ; Jf you have no garden space let : tion remains a rather staple attrac- | Aue Deets os , ipper, : ave ¢ lat full of er hats and dresses. and close at the Lop ra 8 oy -h ‘tion in many of the collections. the children ~— a P? . 41) be Reto ‘and without which no one who Among woolen things in the sifted earth. The florist wi ) + silk and-wool in dresses; travels would be today. Not only; “moe eee ore we ten com |giad to furnish you with one or & E? of the hats on which is the human race clothing itself | P? re geo raw d 51 , 6 "| more @f @hem. Give the child a P@8 trimming are of felt. a surrounding itself with snake binations of plaid and plain ma- dozen beans or a few nasturtium ‘ fs used bow terials. Kasha still appears, of : eamicagla 3 ig | , asa band around | ki but. not to be outdone, - : seeds, or even a few peas. It is Mas the bri | SKin, , course, for it has become classical : | Rs augtiaes ) oF cae rim, not that he will make a garden oF or as the M —— - ble t -eling com- & Madame’s inevitable traveling Ke ie ’ se hats of snake had | ., 43 “ has been pro- #2¢ will remain more or less per- at Me wilt knew the: ten of panion, her dog, 4 manent as such. There are, too, ’ apd a | a3 pyearity this past season. ~/ ..; : i i , ratcht it , | ry ey st season. vided with a snake skin bag in - fen : sees , , setting his seed and watching it of 7116 W oodrow At... 18 the fa "ae «(Of ) Snakeskin as trim- | which he may be carried, he being ‘” addition to the. original kasha, | come up and grow into a plant. | See the , . SBME? Coats and dreascs a “et lied with | many new materials that are strik- | +. child should have a lHttle * | is a: . nd OM already luxuriously suppli a. : Cs a ee , very child shou _ = bove. He Says that Bond Bread ; : extremely new, al- a collar and leash of the same. ingh appnn PA tyy: Hhs ° Bon nagar garden. Growing things belong to- F Rot ° ° . a % f ] ; 5 7 | because of its pure, homelike ingregi@@e Sas not before this sea-| al] this may seem to carry the |#8 soft as/silk All of these will -oiner, Children and flowers, chil- = ead ; ret = U8d to make whole coats question of snake skin almost to | be very good vr hee 8 the sea- dren and vegetables, children and little boy is just at the age when ae, Prt its use in every: the point of the ridiculous. Such son ony wei oie ore a a berry patch, one infers the oth- | 4 needs especially good food. Bond BPRRRY,, (obture has become so is not by any means the case, for) vurediy. practicns. i Hak Stapars | ONt We-silow the children toe . oa & One cannot over-em- | it ie the best dressed men and ;| y. P - v t ri 1 th ¢ few experiences. It is 50 incon- A tt frisca,”’ a charming material tha venient for us to help the children part. 4 q ‘women of today who have so fa- : A : 4 Ret only in coats, hats and | vored its use that it is being em- | lends iteelt me Yoana a vey et- start their planting and to keep ' ‘fects. We are using also a con- following up the work once it is. ; SMakeskin see : ed in every possible way. | : 315 St. Louis home-like. Its splendid flavor 0 Lé@xtent but “gga! pote | ployed in bes sine 1927.) ‘siderable quantity~of cloth in light | begun. mples of their from its pure ingredients" — F ae ae i eS. | pastel shades. | It won't do to let a child set a'| ¥.W.CA. every bit as pure and choice SiMe] Shades, Especially Grays aig aeeitke that 1 any usiew (aed one then 60 oft and forget it. y « 4 theie re aces eect Aen its thorough 4 | Among the silks that Iam using| There is life in that seed, and | ar : , ( . A | rt iare lots of crepe marocain, ‘crepe | plant intelligence is within it. Some ppied from the ing. This thorough baking 3 “ae d Greens. F avored by Cou ot de chine, georgette crepe, and, of | feeling, Some throb of life force | F or Wednesday’s | selling. NS EG ea HOT a NEE hte “EO alpen gy H "ei @8 in other ways. It hi | » ; leather duffle bags which » eombination with all col- — Pe I Ent i BLOOD CROs. WCC a —- or petoy ca clese-te ee =PMOND CoURTOT. ithe grayish glint that is seen like |course, great quantities of mous- |les in the seed and the plant that OF Everyaday more and gore 8& or Redfern’s. ‘the bloom on a peach upon s0 seline, some of pit gia is printed. comes out of the seed. -It is de- | Reeve of um. | wisien amelie it pays to discriminat® % PARIS. many of the popular paste! colors Crepe marocain was not mtich used pendent upon the child who starts Bond Bread bread. They have tried them all MK ret hof the pastel shades jig full of elegance and distinction. | during. the past few ecasons, and | it to growth, and he would be A ff i ter demand have convinced ye -g of the reasons why IiWe are using lots of light navy | this has paved cae way to a great) failing in - nigh euty to leave it gro ub 3 a er ng by history” home-like, healthful bread, like O@ e the styles of the present piue, and among bright colors ca | ice tan ie gay ee ee oe ee ot Ae See ee | ;' , fl sii. greatest i vine oo gorpeangpee a | lho ores gig” So crea- | Printed crepes, of which there When the first tendrils appear : ™ the present season Con. | bstitu- | are many this season, will to aon the pea vines let the child touch | am $ is seen as a subst R Savi ff tions, gray 1s 'great extent replace foulards. The one on the tip with his finger, very | ea av ngs are 0 ; | bshade of bluish eenish -outhful and tends it- is neither blue, potines nor ae he Ath to the achievement | double-faced material. “Hassou- gently and watch the little thread t | mt sti] suggests strong:y . of the much-desired slender lines. | mah” crepe, will have its place, take on life and curl slowly toward thrifty buyers. ‘ green—t ghrill ercenjand combinations of Georgette his finger. Show him how to set >» £ | oo ler naginees ae | Rebsonticans Om gt an and | crepe and foulard will be seen for a bit of twiggy brush for those in- | “We * MAMe, but I am using spring-like color, especially flat:er- | some time. 3 ee emer thet ey eee ee + deal Of it in-the present ing in combination with old pir':. The lines remain about thesame his own hands, lift the growing | a Pees | coa-j}and no drastic changes are yet ap-| thing to light and warmth and “ | / _.. clothes favor red OME - IKE Ca Pie be very good through- | wor Megan I often mix it with] parent on the horizon. The waist | fuller life. ' a ae mi | line is being raised this season., If the child has a tiny patch of | Ww re ; = aime are MRE ae success of black at present | which means at once that the skirts garden watch to see that he kee ’ are little longer, if any. (it weeded, the little plants;

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Ve ie aaadgyoe 1S ac EN eS GAAP 9, Cat le Sil eae Ce aa it Lo gee ae -Larneem finale aelteican pelle wen Sa peel ot a ere ees pte SEED A CGI APD Oe A LP. ge bey eee ww ies tes re ee ea ak amet ae eed ORE chee. oe MEDELEA SF Aw, - A pe iB en St fot = anoae apetien NE Sr OBS. snags lt Cain shan for the- Doub : a 6h whe \° % : r AD WC N ROWLAWNWU tee enatied aren s_ioécatim By THORNTON W. BURGE DER es ne RE CORR or in IT at er ae Ope ~ : “eee eee aa Poa oe: ea He ey a ha ye Sierras aie 2,2, ee ee. ee, ae ean ae, ts ae the Man and the Gul Pa Wetoht Fdlle on ot? Rehind Saturday, March 26. Sat@tias atlent aient fer? (hiren% . Gaeiee: Le, parce Nie Rl niches te Stone ee oa Central “Standard T Tine. eR WRAL. ey ¥ CFaMAHE gtrlng the WE AY chalet | ‘Tr 4F ofa” Thee "33 yihice 3 ‘a rents. yprypateir * aho -_ uf tight ay epee oT anda Piano Wee Th cia Rodkey. Pwr Ske jeer}, Gale | ‘niversity Giese ; ance music, ; eae tv hues 8 EN at ranist. iPr is ye ota : ROO e Pm astra . BdkIies arcs dem bauroom, t Shove DAR BA ; MIO (2is.Bine dA } pie 2 4 ATH fist ' ! ~tie et? i* Leese sa & © 5 —_ mee Sn ee a eee | yn 2 3Oike}-—10 nt ep doe b ie an Fey ty. = wit artvater Pha, (965 GreRN4s «kb ana: & wePrtetre. u ago "Peters (362. tn O90 ctu i Je: 20 Bam "4? peters 20ER8. 14) 1°20 musieala HH erected Pity F h oiaett. Jeernal (40 awFohke hen Dachua, #sOpPrasro. i” wiphia (O08 2n-sO0Re) —7 slo ij [ood excerpte: @°15 Leopala y violivisat* Br, Patio dance WPAN. reonslile, Fiae £$3986.9m-890kc) aTiaphony: + artet . av rrn th. ogeheaurt 37O.2m-S10kc} i i Roel ife's. iclorigns, . Srwmphony tric: tTas. (FR, De colt. 610 Om-S00ke!}-—i,. Rartam i & K ‘30, Petite sytnphowr: 10: + Talteny tw taiiete: 12°90, trolic +4 ps... IT, New York (464.3m-60ke)—6. Cam ipogram by i= ; S@ter orcht®etr a> “25. @tidcent # wraph *. — = a “a Phulbemen:e society: ; eae 544. Ocm-b7 ve a % = danes, fiddlers, orenestras. DY Sqitceuin 422.$m-710ke—s6, or-ia pastry tab igekatiary Hawkine Cib:.7:lo,) ; ater, 2ord. 284 Gienn,. 4s. STi 869k wir coeatre. ‘ a0, ; i ®ie@® club; S40. Castie,.2 arm. “TAO Lica 47 60 -6TGike) eG es | whIOGEG eile? Semen) some CREA. MEF atimi Heach. 2ia. fa S4. 4m orchesirs. §...froli Mewaphis :39.73n-SB0ke Ding sVgOOPedOrs. J2AVSR Dor ,ckh.s.* GST a. of +? eww Marce’s a: Etttens 4 5R 5) rs TRAN x* 24 eh eae +4 fk: ist 4 ip en fen) o 4 2&4 WA . head “ ? Pret Taw Kets. LRG LSOvIy Sar ayn- Tethne TF5 Aten eee OF ah oe ian if ge +g @ tabtosnaerie oh Areesitie kh pecante ren ch fpyrit ‘Milian s iGez itag wet Phe chetanw h an “YooteteteP ee at lr or French @reaee tees? ‘cet? necan meat ont Lrrange the datesén-wt a bed of lettucé teavess Derren SR RR RT REO I RE AN ae acing the” ites This Salad ah be The Post-Dispaich reserves the rig | Persona! and telephone calls or ems en attention, except letters on med (ef sincerity when a by sta CESCRIBER. — Your and a4 | when abott $s | ; ared. Add 2 a a firm paste. oughiy with? smooth. The | ‘ut or moided | other shapes suit- | as en piece of parsley so. teaspoon of each | the mixture te; then = a of a vi d add sait and cay ar is recipe Wii person ne. | im—op—Asparagus should be eat-' ¢ ~ with a fork after being severed - . = ‘LEGAL iINFOR (By a Member of the St. Lowig — The marriage cere-; ~~ is legal if the Justice signed | eertificate. even though there) no witnesses. | r. yr? the family did net) pe. = ea notice that they. the landlor 4 can sve mooring rent, possibly more, | g@ montn s | awLY READER. — We cannot) wae ve - a cause of whether . a have » for siander, as you do Rot) what the party said about) ‘ You should consult a lawyer) " i'm all the facts. Lis downspout | collect Water) ’ land, er in a way that it runs om JOuUr | tell 5 2B ™ A—You can compel your! —ienbor « READE a aiverce obtained. _ by one who had resid- one year before filing be recognized in New cannot remarry until divorce decree is @D-| MEDICAL OUE Heaith and san itatron question of publ Deagnosis or treatment of indivy thorough examina-fhair o ctan can determine the lump you de- irritation caused Dy | ion may cause the tu | ag be a slight rupture. if s will send a stamped. self-ad- | 4 enve! ope and repeat your tion, we will recommend {or o B. weaician are tor your case a ZEWLYW EDS.—1) If there i) ing wren. nature will take rion You mentien. to do with aeif-ad- vour Shas come inte general use > fresent time. RSERY ANXIOUS.—You_can_ get! treatments at the City Hoes- | or any of the clinics of the | hospitals In the mean- you should be benefited by. the following aa a douche} ™ or three times a2 dav > Dis ane er two bheapm tea~ | nfuls of lukosine in a quart! ‘bot water egOl sufficientiy te; - 2.D READER—Whether per- = — . , Bent waving Wt: farm ¥YOur ; - = ~ - er? m3 Saas the} PL ERE AGE ALAM ABN AILS Ae eC AiR. MARRIAGE LICENSES. 0 lle a he ped “ue " 4 ime & “7 Carta rae f Sens legen Pens Aa to near gees mieten Marea mg 4 O43. ie i} yer ie Spat i’ Pera -Fancht im a Wire Witttcn was Tike & cae cat tFro ted tien piaced ie dgoryard or a2 post wh ode Bee Tint. In -ro tim - ee 3 god raw FS 4 ‘ h gs Naples & | . the ta : : : Og a —— oe ee Le “oe F om oy : atiwhtic aa || w@oissolre two ™ Bayer Tabtete of bins ,. |) &epinin’? in_feus tablesponfuts of a ee ae ' watery and barge throat thoreughi,y seer ee Repeat in two boars tf ercessar’, eto or se | ai © asi. é ‘ : Be “ure Fou. bse eniy: the KMmving : Che Ae | Barer: Aspirin, stnark ed, wiih. 4) ver Croes, whic Ah ean he had is Lin 8 Of twels é tebicte for few een ts. Xe; eB et: ees oe ee ee ee ee | AC TR Alle Shen aaa PR ee ne RIMS Ftc today | .& harmless and effective gargle b [here was about her-sor . familiar. ° aiterm: onerime o hari favedeabin:”. . This was-pi Co escape from the commonplaces: -outine— board’ they ache Rigel’. vount screritists’ and» C arition: boydl Cat attractive, alfering= “one ther yo cep a tragie inheritance from= betrays ind dispracthe hertanuiy. Che vacht" is* pléasurebeund:—butet and suspicion” trate ice. Andewhene: lover sights the-vacht in: mickoceans—-194 ict? Che anraring,- breath-taking: events inethe rer mystery var makeccach< day's i an adventure for vout Cad we. .. . tae Carr 14a O Paton A arth pean (,erT™many = . ui Ligeee., (;er™many “hase Hote Bue nimngham f ‘ours 4057 4 Lecmy | : 6160 MDnerve' 50334 Kensington Slae Cates 287 [ Maple’ $335 Veraon ale “Tran 455%A Evans 4o°8A Evans Lath Yaak lalu Waa z 28 Mo: ‘ant Hessel * eee Loul—F veio-n Iul.——-Raoeetlle - s. Louis. a BIRTHS RECORDED. eee 41-4) Sar Fragctece, ; ‘arts 4257 vf 38 La <e " ic*A.. =. Tem. 44°21 Ce TaGR De Eom ar o w hemtrcoges -e~- z wk . 4 ple: & aniel Get n “Sertaertase. rt pew, #1 -

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The St. Louis Post-Dispatch Daily Magazine LJ PAGE 17 | PRR Weg torus Mrabnnt pithy sien a Mea > * why a Dispatch reserves the ri ; | yy Post Pp Ses the right to reject any query. | = ae UY Ss mI timed MM dd dads ae Berson! and tclephone calls or answers by mail cannot b ine > 45 42 =e | titi et hit Hilt ny nit attention, except letters on medical “ = > HY ha | mee A " ty when accompanied by st questions of undoudt- | | SOE a aia) | since’ y vn * ean: 'y Stamped addressed enwelope. Hy “RIBER. — ur 1801 and into smal} lec may be worth | size to e t "Fried ie eee | : Bol be cut apart with a kni lint mark, may! and a eee Teen FT 188% and 4 eaten with the fork except | | port ee worth sheet a2 | when served informally, as for a! 50 pieces a! yorti - J | _—— ee The following || a ; 200d: 1aY be eaten with the fin- | — Marzipan is made by | &ers: Bread, crackers, rolis Siege g)mond paste into small | small cakes, small sandwiches. a and then mixing with an/SMall pieces of firm cheese. salt-. = emount of confectioners’; €@ nuts, celery, olives, bonbons, : Se @with the fingers until al]; &rapes, artichoke leaves, corn on. ve pave disappeared. Add egg | the cob, Pot@to chips, julienne | — siowly unt? a firm paste | Strips and strawberries served = Work , with | With the hulls on. The coin does 4 The | Rot command a premium. Seay be cut or molded into | M. B. J—To keep ferns in a gubes or other shapes suit- healthy growing condition, to | March . are serving. |prevent and to kill insects and | 11:30 A.M. As - p U. . oT acne a wry ee of | . : M eiainy hosphere shoul! & carefully ij; ont Mae ee Tay ee toliows: oh a alice of | maintained 4t all times. Extremes | | ae = 3 | . Palais or pen olive, an inch of. pickle | a wy vis ture, heat or dryness || —— = apell ——— SS | | gF Palle ras. ba 7 gmail piece of parsley BO | 45, u ea be allowed. In pot- | | = — == | I; Se ea) Js have a teaspoon of each || ng ferns after they pass the 4- | : : — esenamatane a : ; | | yi Peale ta 4¢. Add the mixture to//™ h pots, a potting stick should | | —- : | Wada ef mayonnaise, then adda #W8ys be used, as the potter | —— a. = ; SBN | ee at ecapers and a table- | Cannot very well firm them with | : = SS ) | i anil of tarragon vinegar. Stir nis Rage declined and it secures even- + | And the man cam > t h h ; iar ane” Bernt abe n:, | e into the house, And there was set way; and thou shalt take a wife for my son of my kin- and said unto her, Thou art our sister, be thou the went his wav. add salt and cayenne if potted tic) all | til ed th mothe ousand millions, and thy possess 2 4 ‘ipe *f] ainen otted tight, especialivy old plants. || | meat before him t at: sai will ot un + ee WH Gcrve They should be shifted into ‘larg- ny ae a : = d but he d, I not eat, dred, and of my father’s house. t of th s of let seed r € told mine errand. And he said, I am Abraham’s And her brother Laban and her mother called Re- the gate of those which hate them. And Rebekah arose, SWERS TO QUERIES! ‘The Greatest Story in the World The Bible in Pictures ee ee eee ee ee = —— © te vee anes? Renin atte Wend OREN A OBA A Th ELITE AOL. BN pep hme apie “ ne sVSq, ae ae vananr - . . ae Tee 7 ail ic ‘ q 4 the New York we a4. Diagnosis or treatment of individual cases u ill not be given. — Ta WERE A CONTRAST—LINCOLW AND £ veer 4 | tra, in . he tor : (Onl a thorough examina- thair or not depends somewhat on TWO DEBATERS. DOUGLAS WAS ELEGANT ELABORATE. oy L HERNDON. LINCOLN'’S LAW PARTNER, WAS OF GREAT —_ Beethoven's Ninth Muueeey a physician can determine ae ene oes —. geod SOPHISTICATED. LINCOLN WAS ROUGH. SIMPLE. STRAIGHT. HELP TO HIM THROUGHOUT THIS CAMPAIGAL LIKE LINCOLN, : re er sen SS. Seer. 2s ® sonera: rule, it Coes FORWARDED. DOUGLAS HAD A VOICE FULL OF APPEAL BUT ty f HE NEGLECTED BUSINESS TO MAKE SPEECHES WHEREVER 1858 LINCOLN RECEIVED : . oe iL Hi A MAJORITY OF NEARLY FOUR THOUSAND VOTES OVER DOUCLAS. 3 iwCOUn BUT THE LEGISLATURE ELECTS THE SENATOR, AND THERE the ; " 7 ~ poid 24 grains, awd powdered lacto- lia arta Jslackie AN Mts NOW ~I{T'S 4 edd | ie aT i owin as a cne | in rs * Yr) nake : ef Aa PPA f ; rr fy ; ; ; ; ) yee A : , , ‘ ‘the fo 4 |peptine, 1 drachm. Mix and mal to the Vr igtle 4ate 4 MYT foe PARALIZED! J MAA AEOUAMME ELLE f Dy, LL LUG y Litey ANY th s, Yoon we three times a dav: Dis- | jnt, 12 powders. Take one powder men thy Uh, y ff, “fy hh, LULA, h bps Vii Sh a > at H , ; —_—_, . ~ renee , oN Es ail , SONI Fe ae IT rT NET ee OD - / Y = os © anon Sena nie AA they re 272 @ Bhomberr. 51, 4017 anica. tzo/iter place | eache, 39, 2229 Adams. | Ire G. Fenimore, 4 dars, 191! nes. tHare qe |\O. A. Freese, 38. 2721 Sullivan Sarah Anderson. 49. 222 s. Twenty-third. Square -Reaad E. Quielich. 55, 3048 Whittier : ‘ + Dermott. 69. 5635 Maffitr Z7z7@ 2 aerby erkmeister, 7 6907 Pennsylvaniz at — VW r ~ ~—+- 4 Pen ey Vana. 22 Milde. PE MCE ere — ge.’ e « hesitation! Atiditenainnamieinden aie ke . Vb 7 a Ne) EY My a ~-.* ee, @ 687 ay Ss be J. H. Tris, J orraine irom Walter Maskell. iad Ee ge: TAT Ny 4 ; ,.Belleviile, 1il. Louise from Ernest Hayes. na ¥ 2 he _ Co. ' YOU NE O i 4," a WHAT MAN MOST NEEDS A U g Tfe\ & . COUPLE OF .- 1820 Wash Malissa from Robert Horsefield. | ' pee a Y ODES TO a || ee KGa IS A FLAPPER FRALU. ZAM an 5U8 > . 1s20 Wasa Ruth from Joseph Wyatt. ..2305 Morgan Viola from Albert Berger. l N. Jefferson Lena from John Jack. .Mayfair Hotel ari from Elta Setimidt 3U00 Saiena arie from Theodore Romeiser. perenne attie from James McNichols. At East St. Louis. ‘ id from Clara Rogers. me Bourne, East St. Lovie—Fvelvn form Harry Miller. F East St. Louis. Anna from Antony Gratzel. , , Manchester, Tll.——Roeelle | \Sivian from Paul Wite. me 1434 Sullivan av., St. Louis. Mamie from Victor Bach A ielintiaaitieniinnanens = — ney r Gearu q . ed" - VONA Tom Clipberl Sbtea' BIRTHS RECORDED. John from Bether Clark. Ts. Elma from Albert Miller 230 San Francisco. | Carne from George Knok. Harsiey from Ear! Brrd. Gus from Annie Guy Frieda from Raymond Anderson. Steamship Movements. | By the Associated | Press a | Arrived. 0 Washington. Oslo, March 25, Stavangerfjord, ride zach BTN. | trom New York. : | Southampton, March 25, np BECAUSE I MAKE $600,000 IN THAT i NORTH OR SouTy Pole, AFRICA, +s PACK UP —- Go % He Harris. 6429 Idaho, Hamburg, March j SLIM D OA ‘ : . =_—— - t we : a pec Danie! 6916 Sutherland. Yokohama, March 23, President a | wie —: “en tie K ; ye LAND p - $2ZOC.COO IN WALL STREET ‘ as he AND WHEREVER iT GOES Chee See oo Grant. San Francisco. = — HOOKUS NEVER HAD ANY Olt ¢ - ee Nie 7 AND PROSE NG j ; i we 'LL GO UNTH iT ee Sa | ue TNA | iced ui , . ALIAR. 7 | . - Priester. Marquette Ticte!. Missouri Road Conditions, | } Ww), 7 : a Weomer Groves | : | ~~ 7 A/ WELL, YOU SOWED : Raven, 3459 california. Bee Joseph—Clioudy, cold; roads 7 | ? C a ceaeny SEEDS . 5 cPhergeon. | . 2 omy: Rolla. ato. nh | Joplin ands sendin mued. , | ite Yy AND You ' RE 708 Keoi | Jefferson City—Partly cloudy; fii , 4 \ GPTHERING gi wy ‘roads fair. : Skt : THE CROP . ; s bene Fak, | GOolumbia—Cloudy; roads fair. | a tp, See : x . 4365 "Mommy diripaaaeien | Moberly—Cloudy; windy: roads| _ BURIA } good. ¥ a 2. o es _ Hannibal—cCloudy; roads fair. eeting'y. a2 “Seen Hebert. Kansas City—Partly cloudy: | ring 2. 4018 Thrush ‘roads good. | ye sR 14°34 Goodfellow. Poplar Blaff-——Clear: roads good. rn, od ro oy eannesota. Springficld—Ciear; roads good. 2 , 4236 e Cape Girardeau—Ciear; roads €23 . th. 1 "ATien. 33. 3455 south Grand. | good. i * EM EP m+ bet BPI e.79 r a ] }

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Fecal oo =? AP EC A TET me ety = yagi ame a a ak ce , Ete ay. 8 ak. | eee ees Fapiae ae Mabel 3 are eee . Be Prien sa «ay ang nan “ 1 = ae os, a ee ; ¢ ew ia tetaas Fr agit : ‘: tees © Ae ant Ps! > wea: egg [eae 4 : ae BT he ¥ ares 2 a a 2a : a ET wis oe ed ; x) é * be ie a ela RES oe ae te TS 7 iSong Aaa PE cc BENE sas egy % ZS SRS 35 2 a » phe , te si ~ See : ., a : Pe a pa § ie Je Seen ee “a 3 : ~ ; . COMIC a ; } ee 3: =, % 3 My: : SATURE Z cae a mie _. Be Sure to Read the a a F WANT ADS ST.LOUIS POST- ww DISPATCH co SANS ~S S — COMIC PAGE. . | Pia | SATURDAY. SN N SMX Pal MARCH 26, 1927. . i AASSSAAAAAALANY NS * ; RSS > SMa" , N Mae. SN WAN \ me, CE AGE 18 = ; mre Se “Ssoin This Section ea A GOLFER IN WINTER—By BRIGGS | og ; | t 4 . “4 ——— , se 7 a S* \ Hea | : , 3 FEBRURRY-, | MARCH 7 Fi eres ae - nr, 79. No. 201. a Nov 3a™ e3. —— aaa iT Ss ——. agh Va’ a re EA ‘POLITE > | r Ss mE to PICK uP : Ba * | | ie \CARE WHO GET UE | “Dowtl TACKEGOL®, to. OTN NO-~PDon'T STACK, * 4 Dow'tT SEEM - * “| pte Bs es oe ma AE . SET. by : me » 2 6 SB IE: SLwAS Zz Sesion BS . RUT. WORSE STILL, PEOPLE ARE GUi EE e it doubtful of passage, ob- tl BY THEM AND TH IAS THEN HAN = FAs 200 uscless to the city and | songanil MAKING LOVE : sees * twe | I Mis WERNER Gers NICE — WINGS AkiemmmmEnS cof {wo Years) ally mee | Bs GET ALL MIXED UP AAI Fe SuPwar®: we sional HOSBAADS 5 ~*~ 4 @igreat committee composed of pagers IT DOGSAYT BO ADOY BOOBY ANY ag | Variable % St a bag 3 men, who recognize that seasonal 1 | Pur WS 1A3 “THe | NOBILITY i | i FELLA ALONE? CUT » ppncipmaaaabaasd | Pog yee siete, che UE, | siators Cannot Remem- io ‘ FOR oR. ya 7 on ~ a ae Y'RE CHOWING aiaiite | "acaectn yf suURC,DOAR, L HIsS-LIFE, Ki og , Who Proposed Plan ‘si GO | ance 2 ee TOecD VT OFF BUT ANOTHER WOMAA yy ‘i Put Bulk of Subway Hi | OF THE LIGHTS MYSELF- AS CHAAAGEBD HIS MIAK- 3 ye hale | LONG AS OU LIKE THAT WOMAAS WAS HIS Hi. , on Passengers. ib | GP EVERCTHIAG SO DULL - PBS Pee. } ii | AAS SOBBLED AROLALB A ee E tain in the city’s Graal 5 ih | HERE I THOUGHT WE aS aa Feet a: nae i Clay el AS WELL BE | os ' i oo By Seal pee bE ) = — ain a ] eons i v 4 Wi | ‘a “pin gprs aig Khe aysons —_. FAMISH, WHO . ready ig empowered , much as $200,000,000 by C eh er the construction of sub- 1 7 Vv * : ’ eR act of the 1923 Legisia- ing f ‘ es ee the city that power upon | By am | ~ ws |. ©f four-sevenths of the}. tat: | | ps . -"¥ bond election. As is | —CAaviar i y the case, the Missouri law ‘relishes, | ae -that the bonds must be | hall W | a —_ i m eh: te the fare box and the/® sa He WES- 1 wozZ fee nti bm 0 DO YOU THINK - | "No sue deal also = in R fe ke ia By dees BY Ye YOULL EVER IN 2 St. Loui. roe ee Bs He apie Af hy te Erisssisae YN bs ‘ OFF TI cy ruction by this method. in they i INTTO THE OIL, i i wy 4° he S| : 14 he beyond the capa- which t . ; sea i COAL BINS' Lp \ a. E been calculated. on the of on .-4 plies Re taee WS rremarennnetiat ." y oe Pj that if St. Louts pepe . 5 8 evs ‘ways by the assess- : i (aD ? \/ a merty method, that car | New ¥@ yaSEiEE2N 4 ret rapid transit to) sumers eases ace transportation by second, eseasaiaiess te) * ‘a cent more carfare| Oo & V™® : ° é | how do, Such a state-| Poet At 3 : fontained In the report] . P sass ete ecial Committee on Raptd € ; Rett ee : abe an of Aldermen. claim in weammenmm Sits Pe . ss aaliealta o off as — latest efty to con-| door, ™ be Miding of city-wide sub- by the. a * ceeding under the as- for a ¥ a Method. It proposes tolte keep = =f Cent of the cost busines i ! | o f ae ed property and let | signer,” < FIERA aan 5S oF ; ' : a ae | Pay the remainder. Vot- is ent { = es ea naan neceememcagagnmeemerne eg ae - . as : | i wk ae c. ~ 9 Page Sevem or Y ia ee See