St. Louis Post-Dispatch
March 30, 1927

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C@MIC PAGE | TUESDA ee. MARCH 29, 1980. . i'up to the voters. , An ordinance, drawn up for sub- With Moscow. Pee eretnnne mp te ‘mission to the Board of Aidermen | ion April 19, is abandoned. It e Y TO MARKET ealled for turning the ciock up READ ‘an hour on the first Sunday in O PROOF OF FAKE June this year—the last Sunday | j Abs lin April in - future vears—and turn- ‘ } ing back to standard time on the last Sunday in September every Hoongressman Was About to vear. The committee has not yet : imet for a vote, but the fact that Publish War Scare Docu- | virtually all its members have ‘reached the same opinion makes ments, but Learned They 'that a mere formality. Their decision follows a sugges- WE'RE GONNA FE LATE AS 7. vo hd e: « & Might Sat’. ; HSH AI nite, ah. ae, : Were Bogus. ee By PAUL Y. ANDERSON, ition of former Mayor Kiel that the | Board of Aldermen could not, by lany number of public hearings, | sitt down the widespread dissen- | ' ' ot under wav here stone wall in opposi- f organized labor and motion inter This year agi- was lively for a month fol- wing a statement of missioner Starkloff that, | ferring the 1926 meeting ‘the American Public Health As- tion, with health commission- ers of cities with davlight he found them united in its benefits in actual ractice, it savings struck a ests. in con- + ai praising P Dy Health Com.- “EIGHT MEN KILLED. ’ Committee Decides to Drop Ordi-| nance and Submit Proposal to the Voters. | of | 300 OTHER MINERS saving, | giving working men and their chil- | | ; i dren an extra hour's recreation in the evenings | Surveys of the effects of daylight | isaving in cities which have’ had | 'several vears’ experience with it | have been. begun bv the citizens’ committee. They will be continued. Straw votes are not called for, since the problem now its not to} show how the public standa, i but to give the voters al) available facts fo. an informed vote, Lon Sanders, chairman, said ithe citizens’ committee will spend the interval in gathering ali the data of its effects on health, la- bor, tenement families, industries | and every other angle. > > os Staff Correspondent of tbe Post | Sion to an acc rate estimate of ! _Dispatch. oa | hieh side had the majority WASHINGTON, March 30.—The| qPwice pefore—in 1921 and 1923 nt disclosure that forged docu- | —movements-as vigoro’s for day- | ing the name of Secre-; = = re nts bearing the : “gr y of State Keilons were coisced CLOUDY TONIGHT, TOMORROW, : ' D sident Calles of Mexico, | part of the plot to hasten a | PROBABLY WITH SHOWERS i j ; tics | Se nerica "S . is in Mexican-American rela-| THE TEMPERATURES. ina fits in perfectiy with what] 43 g m..... Pn i me eR... ke a : € ny4 1; S By Me cicwees HO 10 a. Meoseees DB: known of previous efforts along; 3 4° n° ' 7": an? 7) a m...... BS | , Ee ee 49 12 a m. - same line. ee “wee 48 lp. m. 6 ; few in this eS eee 4~ > p. Mm 64 There are a few men Ii! i .. ao 3 6. 0 O4 ; qr je ; he art of oe ORs us a 5 ed aughe whe ee ee : Yesterday's high 57 (6:30 pn. m.): ‘98 nufacturing such documents,|44 (7-29 — mm.) jd they appear to have found a ota a ing market for thrir products | Official Forecast PENNANT BEES! for st. Louis and | > . 2 “4 Ie ce the Mexican oj! and land BUZZ LOUDEST | Vicinitv: Cloudy ws and the Mexican religious| [;o“anqe | Vicinity: iM SPRING | weather tonight | ulations resulted in strained re- | 1 tomorrow. ons between the two countries. > bably with elt was juring the latter hal! of oe At nti m . ° *— * > 7 year, that one of these men} : ipa ¢ mons roached certain inidividuals in| 9 =a tom- ashington who were interested in | ae mea : nt rving peace between the | a tie - . wv ited States and. Mexico, and : a ag : 2 lowing “astonishing . hts fo - ‘ Missouri: Show- es : t ie Se as onid to the agent ers probuble to- night and tomor- several large corporations own moderate , , ahs nocere property in Mexico, a set 0! ede i uments purporting to snow a © oh, ini - a , 1S. a nite connection between the - ete ~ he 1 r ‘ St - ican government and the Com — ces - wa . ¢ Y ms Lie i nist. International, at Moscow ag i | oe } ; Ne ty 2ST & 1g I documents. he said, would be oral — ' : ae south portion in an endeavot to Hrineg abou } b] h re ; , i 9robably wit er a break in diplomatic re‘a-} ip anbatabadae Citiies the United State ishowers tonight and tomorrow; not | ' . vo re ite * . S | . , nar i;much change in temy cature Mexico, or the lifting of the! i 5 eal ARKANSAS—Tonight and to Reon regt Oe Makes | morrow, clou gp local showers. 100 Per Cent Fakes. | aie. 2°9 a tenn ? landly he admitted that the). 7 '™ a ee . 247. uments were 100 per cent fakes ; eer : : Stage t} ssissipr 20:5 1e had been manufactuerdJ ae ft: if og penne DDE. hae , whole cloth— 01 paper Some Tee t, a a i 2) be e actual documents into which DOHENY OIL STOCK BREAKS matter had been inserted tn a way as to ater the originai ining completels Others wer» red photostat copies. 7 POINTS TO RECORD LOW Quarterly Dividends Not Paid Due ontinuinge this man said he to $2,000,000 Loss on Elk Hills sold another set of documents Surrender. persons interested in the reli NEW YORK, March 30.—Class lous controversy in seg gaan These ‘+B common stock of the Pan-Amer- ee ee caegteny kya aa ican Western Petroleum Co. brok* ‘roment and the Ku Klux Klan. 7 points to a new low record at y the terms of which President!19 on the New York Stock Ex- ‘alles agreed to eradicate the Cath !tchange today in reflection of the lic church from Mexico, root and!omission of the quarterly dividend ranch, in return for which the!c 50 cents a share on the A and B lan would use its political In-|stocks due at this tim The stock ence in this country to prevent/sold as high as $77 this year. tile action against Mexico | resident Edward L, Doheny, in still smiling bland!iv, he admit-i!a statement given out in Los An- that these documents also were! geles, explained that «uring 1926 t fakes. But, he added. in both i sales prices of petroleum products 8S the buyers had purchased| were so low as to afford a very 1 in the belief they were gen-ijsmall margin of profit. This, combined with the fact that the Double Dealing for Cash. company stood to lose more than Mirechine his latest prospects. $2,000,000 this year as the result Made a proposal, the substance hy the Valted oneon sy Silage npeotele Meh de accurately atated in the decision invalidating the Etk Hill wing paraphrase of his tan- intron eserve senses, was deemed 7 sufficient justification, he sald, for ‘Sooner or later the people to ov —— a vend at ™m I sold these documents wil) te them public Their pub- a ——es + Se gone + want ee nentate i sssicdiinen deep line in Los Angeles at 1444 cents 3 : a gallon, 2 cents under competi- entment in this country [yop price. inst Mexico That it what desire to prevent, and | can PARADE AGAINST PI PRAYER BOOK Hundred Clergymen March in Lon- yOu in a position to prevent 1 propose to sell you dupli- setts of all the documents don, Denouncing Changes. any other evidence whice {8 | By ine Associated Press ry to expose them as LONDON, March 80.—QOne hun- r % ‘* a . “ ls when they are made |qre@ clergymen, members of the Dlic, By thus exposing them, ‘ Will not only destroy the ef- of their publication, but the 100 will be greatly in favor € end you desire.” Other words. amazing latan, after having manufac documents detri.ne ital to ©, and sola them to persons “Protestant - Parsons’ Pilgrimage,’ marched through the East End last night with banners inscribed “We will not have a compromise book,” referring to the revised book of common prayer of the Church of england. Bishop Edmund Arbuthnot Knox, his d to the Mexican Govern. formerly Bishop of Manchester, in = policies, was new offering |an address, said the revised book | to persons friendly to MexX- loffered a multitude of ambiguous @ evidence which wouid. ex- phrases and he asked that Episco- the uocuments as fakes it palians interpret these phrases to 8 case of working both sides/suit themselves. The Bishops of street with a vengeance ani {Canterbury and York, sitting in kir made no attempt to con- |convocation, today passed a reso- ils object, whfeh was cash 'n/lution consenting to the forward- Mand | ing of the revised prayer book istent inquiry by .ne writer |measure to the national assembly '0 disclose positively whether lof the church of England, in July. Mlest offer w. is accepted Thellf approved by the church assem- ations were that enough of bly, the measure will go to Parlia- ued on Page 4 Column 3. |ment. , v a4 ee te ne ee i | ] i ' ' } ; } } CANTON LEADER APOLOGIZES mR NANKING APFAIK ‘Chiang Kai-shek Sends Chief of Staff to Convey Regrets to Japanese Ad- miral. Br the Associateo: Presse SHANGHAL, China, March 30.-— Kai-shek, Cantonese coinmander, sent his chiet of st and a secretary aboard the Japa nese flagship here this morning to Gen Chiang aff | convey his regrets tc the Admiral! | for the Nanking affair. ‘Vee The Japanese Admiral’s” repre- | sentative warned Chiang’s emis- isaries that the Japanese Navy. ipart froin the Tokiv Government's ttitude, would hereafter act dras ‘tically if the Southern troops en gaged in further aggression or fired i i i i | ! ; | ‘| censured & t25 without cause on Japanese steam ers Hie expressed surprise at the conduct of the Cantonese troops. in whose discipline the Japanese 1ad trusted despited certain unlaw ful cirected against Japanese steamers for Which the Japanese Navy had never retaliated. Judging from the Nanking af- ifair, however, he added, it seemed i that the Southern commanders were unable to exercise full au- thority over their men. The Japanese warning as follows: “Apart from the attitude of the Japanese Government, the Japa- though hitherto it has every active violence, wil] hereafter take drastic steps in the event of the southern soldiers act- unlawfully or firing on Japa- nese steamers without good cause.” Ace- acts was word- ed nese navy. ing New Reports of Anti-Foretgn itation. the Associated Presse WASHINGTON, March Washington Government continued its close observance developments. in that. strife country. While there was apparent easing of the tension at Shanghai and oth- er places, this was offset by a re- port that the situation at Wuhu Was worse and that antiforeign outbreaks might be expected there at any moment. This city is on the Yangtse River above Nanking A message from Consu!) Swantev at Tsinanfu, said that the antifor eign agitation had spread into Shantung Province, heretofore held by the Northern allies. He report- ed that although Tsinanfu re- mained quiet that a “pronounced antiforeign feeling’’ was in evi- dence, and that precautions for protection of foreigners were being Re 30.—The today of torn.- itaken, Looting of Mission. The American Catholic Mission at Fuchow its reported looted in a dispatch reaching Shanghai, Admi- ra) Williams. advised the Navy Department. The fathers are said to have fled to Kowchow, the Ad- miral’s message added. The message gave no the reported looting but said that evacuation of Americans from points along the upper Rangtze River was “proceeding satisfactor- details of ,” “Cantonese continue § firing on destrovers and refuge ships from Nanking and other points along the river,’ the message continued. “No communication between ships and shore at Nanking “Forty-seven American and Brit- INGAS EXPLOSION IN LLINGIS MINE Underground in Pits of | Saline County Coal Cor- poration Near Harrisburg ASCEND TO SAFETY LAW FIRNT'S FEES Continues Under Cross- | Examination by Senstos| Reed. ‘MISSOURIAN PRODS HIM ON FAILURE Accumulation of Fumes in| Witness Had Said Tomato | Pocket and Ignition From | Open Light Worker Wore Growers’ Co - operative, Which Went Out of Bus- i | Thoucht R bl iness, Was a Success | ought KNesponsible. ’ ° ' Spe io the P st Aa i} ged eragemaaacegags Presse YETROIT, Mic arc 30.— HAARISBU lil., Mar | ETROIT, Mich., March 30. : The ear “inte able”’ 1}. il) ian wane turned te. cane arly erminable” argu set — " — “ in a gas explosion in the = Saline | ™©™ °ver legal technicalities were { Oi] ‘ al { ry " iO mit No done away with in Aaron Sapiro’s 2, at Ledford, five miles south of | ?:809.000 libel suit against Henry here t & o'clock th , Ford when Federa} Judge frea M ci A r i = Laake | Their charred bodies were found | Raymond today enunciated a policy OY rescue Workers, shortly before | of limiting the time consumed in o'clock this afternoon. this wav. he vi ms were: Joe Totl 40 | TT ; ( ': \"\ ia F de ag, The jury has been out of the vii liilam ‘ciager, i 28: Lee Morris, 34: }court room most of the trial, while George Ambroc, 28; Cecil Reynolds, | Sapiro’s and Ford's counsel argued } > , an ae a | . ut ’ 4 7 . -4, Simon Simaitis, 39, and Peter j over the production of Sapiro’s Worris, 39. were rrie et . : m All n peace d ex | record books. cept Ambroc ang Revnolds, . ° " F trX 2 } ; ¢ » a & Bodies in Main Shaft. | Gentlemen, there has got to be The bodies were found two miles|an end somewhere,” said Judge northwest of tl bottom of the} Raymond. “T wish you would agree main shaft, w! YOUU a\ ic i é bie VA no e ¢ .. V7. recexss. who were working 1500 feet away, ee pe ane iwere Knocked down and burned). pe iyo — sb pamtghe to the wit. i and Iniured b\ fiving timbers jness stand and Senator feed) uy) ‘ ebaprha ra oy 5 f ane x Mi SO] : . ; f a . . . iJohn Wunderlich, bottom boss, 180! yee OURS, Chee He vore counsel, re- feet away, was caught under a fly |sumed cross-examination. . a ay, i. «a s+ ‘ d sly P + . " . from Ehrenfeld late in the Gay bin. tater inetannee 66 per cent were to the effect that some of the agp c g : , ‘ane iis His present partners are former ? mre ‘ 7 Ye Al i> \ ay ~ : none rs | — ” ( o“ : “i ; . 5 Judge RR »Ybert S, Marx of ( hicago, I air shat ne ltelepnone Op- : ol rat as Se shag 7 . “y . . “orc ee 7. se "+ : No. 3 mine, a union operation, L9Lo% asked heed. . os mds , ' y } PY e s had been working full blast during | definitely as to that, Bot recor ‘ ail » oF ‘ the last three weeks, employing] will show, Sapiro replied. many extra men. A majority of Suit Over Fees. the miners are white men, about . . 2 , 0 7 50 per cent 6f the working force Reed dwelt at —— upon an a being foreign born. tion Br ught In 925 5) Aaron Gm wm Milton Sapiro for a friendly c- Good- Will A — to Venezuela. counting of fees of the firm of By the Associate ress i ee. aati ‘ > ? PORT OF SPAIN. Island of Trin. | Sapiro, Levy & Hays In aa? rhs . We ’ idad. March 80.--The Pan-Ameri- | cisco. The action was . m8 can good will squadron of the Uni- | «gainst the two Levy rothere ted States army left here at 10:15|!awrence and Dave. Sapiro corrected a former state- ish teft Nanking Stones were Continued on Page 2, Column 2. _ a. m. today for La Guayra, the port of Caracas, Venezuela, a ee eae ante coe oo on Page 3, Column Ss. ' | | Bodies ae 9500 Feet | Plaintiff i in Ford Libel Suit Nina IN SAPIRO TESTIFIES HENRY FORD nt GO! MOST OF COLLISION: U DER TREATMENT OSPITAL IN DETROIT Hurt in Automobile Smash ees Oe ety ‘ i . HENRY FORD. bile Smash__ MINOR OPERATION ~ PERFORMED: HE IS RESTING EASILY | Auto Manufacturer’s Coupe 30 ILLINOIS COAL MINES TO KEEP OPEN AT OLD WAGE Make Agreement for Continuing Work After Thursday, Date Set ’* for Walkout. By the Associated Press. SPRINGFIELD, I11., March 30. Thirty llinois coal mines will continue operations under’ the Jacksonville wage seale agreement, Dis- Mine morning. Fishwick, of l2 Henry No. Workers, announced Operators of wick said, advised ing that they were tinue operations under the policy adopted at Indianapolis, which lows all district organizations permit any coal company to plov all the men it may need for operation or maintenance under the Jacksonville until another agreement is reached. Most of the mines are ent operators, Fishwick said. The largest association operator repre- sented is the string of strip raines near Danville, operated by the United Electric Co. at Danville. Ten or 12 of the operators are in Northern Illinois; the remainder scattered throughout Southern Central Illinois. president of the United this Fish- morn- mines, him this willing to con- these al- to © Ti- scale, independ- are and March 30.—The which produces of 200,000 tons temporary officials of United Mine to continue un- wage BRAZIL, Ind., cr g Bend Coal Co., annual output coal, today signed agreement with District No. 8 the Workers of America work under the existing scale tila gweneral settlement of the question made. District officers will meet here tomorrow to make similar arrangements with other producers of the Block coal field, have signified their willing- to continue working the District No. § not considered to be the central competitive field FALSEHOODS AND CHEATING FOR U. $. SENATOR ADMITTED Minnesota State Senate Witness Against Schall Says They Had Dreams of we Bi an of wage re | of is who at ia lle Ss old scale. in Be the Assoctated Pres ST. P “AU L. Min n.. March 30.— Lying and cheating for United States Senator Thomas PD. Scha!] were admitted by A. N. Jacobs at the Stute Senate Committee inves- tization into Schall’s election in! 1924 Jacobs, former friend of Schall and now chief witness against him, admitted parte of an affidavit, in which he stated he was not Schall'’s campaign Manager, were lies, “You stand before this commit- tee an admitted liar, a cheat and a fraud?” asked Tom Davis, attor- ney for Schall, tn cross-examining lacobs. “Yes. for Tom. Schall, yea--I am an admitted tiar,” replied Jacohs He testified he and Schall had “dreame” of Senator Sehal] becom- ing President. eT Re A An ee et! Ya ay | ’ ; ON A ON le me FATHER OF THE RURAL FREE DELIVERY DIES S. Heath, Succumbs in- Wash- ington at 69, Perry lisher, eee er ee ee Lesociated Press TON, March the WASHING Perry 8S. ther of Ky 30. rural free and editor and died at his home here the former Former Pub- Heath, known as the “fa- delivery” publisher, early today after an illness of more than aix weeks. , Mr. Heath entered the Postoffice Department in 1897 dent McKinley three years later as master General iy" he had rural service stablished costing under Presi- When he resigned Assistant Post- delivery was about $425, 000 a year, as compared with $30,000 allowed for the first year’s work. cost was $103,000,000, letter carriers roaming the farm centers in to more than 45,000 ent time. Born at 1857, Heath, tablished the Muncie and S. D., its first After he served publican bitrated at the Ind., age of 21, Muncie, at the first daily later gave daily paper. as Secretary of the National Committee, the government In 1925 the The 1200 remote 1900 have jumped pres- Aug, $1 . es- paper in Aberdeen, leaving the postal service, Re- i<_ fight over telegraph rates, bought the Salt Lake Tribune. and established the Salt Lake Telegram, tn 19802. 22,001,393 MOTOR VEHICLES IN U. S.; INCREASE OF 10 PCT, = mt ee ee ee Registration Fees and Put S$288.282.352 in State Treasuries for 1926. Ry the Aseociated Press. Ligem ses WASHINGTON, March 30.--Reg- vehicles 393. motor 22,001.; om os istered numbered an ” ~~ of more than cent, as compared with 1925 last year increase 000,000, or 10.3 per Reg- istration fees and licenses put $2388 - “S9 35° in the State treasuries. Registration showed the largeat Florida, with including increase in cent, not registrations ond the largest per cent, and was by Alabama, Idaho, Louisiana, sissipp! and Utah, all with creases over 15 per cent. Passenger automobiles, increase 402 per nonresident Oklahoma had sec- with 17.8 followed closely Mis- in- taxis and busses registered numbered 19,237, 171. and road tractors, ° 764,222, amounted to 13 cent. which tndicated a tion of the development modity transportation by Records show Missouri, 1,47%, in 191.276 in Kansas and 209.419 road. ry 503 i Arkansas. The increase in motor trucks which numfLerea | per continua. of com- 654.5654 machines lilinots in Was Knocked Over Em- bankment When He Was on Way Home Sunday. INSISTS ON DRIVING UNACCOMPANIED Walked With Difficulty to His Gate After Accident Near Driveway Leading From His Laboratories. Ry the Asepciated Preee . DETROIT, March %0.—Henry Ford is In the Henry Ford hospital for treatment for injuries suffered in an automobile accident tast Sun- day, and has undergone a minor operation, it became known today. Fred L. Black, business man- ager of Ford’s weekly, the Dear- born Independent, confirmed pre- vious reports of the accident, in a statement prepared by him and other members of the Ford organ- ization, Account of the Accident. The statement given out by Black follows: “at 8:30 p. m. Bunday, March 27, a Ford coupe, driven by Hen- ry und oeccupied atone by him. was forced off the south drive of Michigan avenue a few feet east of the Rouge River bridge and plunged down @ steep embankment tInto a _ tree. Mr. Ford states that he was forced over the embankment by a car which came upon him from be. hind as he emerged from thc driveway of the Ford laboratories at Dearborn. After a period of daze or unconsciousness, Mr. Ford walked with difficulty gev- eral hundred feet to ‘the gate- keeper on his estate, who sum- moned Mra. Ford. Dr. R. D. Me- Clure, chief surgeon of the Hen- ry Ford Hospital, was immediate- ly called and remained with the injured man until! Tuesday night when he was removed in an am- bulance to the Henry Ford Hos- pital, where he now is undergo- ing treatment. There has been a minor operation. Because of the lawsuit now in progress and the unavoidable and unfounded In- ferences that may be drawn, the facts were withheld from the public, although communicated to the Court Monday morning. Today, however, it developed that the newspapers Rad somehow ob- tained information and a state- ment was tasued. “Mr. Ford strongly deprecates the suggestion that the accident was the result of intent on any one’s part. “At present Mr. Ford is reat- ing easily and no serious com- plications are expected, Insists on Going Out Alone. “On Sunday night Mr. Ford had gone to his garage, taken out his coupe and driven alone to the Dearborn offices, where only watchmen were on duty. This custom of roilng about alone at all hours has caused concern to his friends, but no amount of counsel has availed to change it.. As a result, only the garage man and Mra. Ford knew that he waa out, until the gatekeeper'’s alarm following the accident.” The motor magnate te 64 years oid, although alight in bulld. he has always been known to have a sturdy and wiry constitution and ia never known to have been é6er- iously ill. . The last accidental injury he suffered previous to the automo. bile accident Sunday night was when he sprained an ankle, when skating on the River Rouge seven years ago. Ford had been expected to ap- pear ae a witness this week tn the $1,000,006 libel eult brought againat him by Aaron Sapiro.. Driver Did Not Stop. The driver of the car that struck Mr. Ford's coupe did not slop att. er the accident. Physicians and attaches at the hospital declined io discuss the extent of Mr. Forge Anjuries, but officers of the Ford organisation who were in Judge Raymond’+ court when word of the seoldent ee rome Continued on Page 2 Colma %

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He add- ed: “The steps which might be proper for his majesty’s and the other Goveynments Whose nation- als have thus been ill-treated and whose flags have been outraged, are under consideration.” were re- Chamberlain said his informa-|) js card and asked to see their of- tion regarding the Nanking attack ficer Was derived partly from _ British sources and partly from informa- ister at Pekin, by American and Japanese representatives. steps were “The looting was carried out by soldiers in uniform, belonging tO! +o. the vessels in formations under the command of|,,,, Gen, Cheng Chien,” he declared.| gongarq Oil Co.’s robbery and other out- “This fact is sworn to by his majes- ty’s Consul-General, the United States Consul and numerous Tre- sponsible British and American res- idents.”’ “The looters were in small par- ties, controlled by the blowing of whistles, and they were called off by bugles shortly after the firing from the men-of-war began. “The British Consulate-General was surrounded, it was being en- tered and sentries were pested. Thirty soldiers spent the previous which was unoccupied at the time, off, and two American women were only just saved from attempted | f¢W so | violation. These facts can be es-| CANTON LEADER APOLOGIZES FOR : NANKING AFFAIR. | mascot of the tour, one record we room to carry—'‘who,’ tablished by sworn depositions. “T learn further that the foreign- ers were not molested by Northern troops nor by the local inhabitants. The latter were friendly through- out and assisted the foreigners to escape. The looting and destruc- tion were worse than at first re- alized, and the attack on the for- eigners was carefully organized. “The British Consulate-General was a special objective. The Con- sular party lost everything. They ‘were robbed of their valuables at the point of guns; their houses | imately were burned after being looted, | are and the furniture was used for fire- | the wood. Mr. Hueber, the Harbor/ing Master, was killed. thorities Outrages Against Americans. “Following is the treatment suf- fered by the Americans in Nan- king: “After the murder of the Amer- jean wis t; ' J hh Sine liams of Shawnee, QO.) and the a Sey Sr oy fe" Pp Pay e, ~ ¢ a % Kh * . * ~ > oe *. ™ " O - “J x LS “ = _ r s : : SE re. ae oy. , ~ Eee S . f ; “s % Se Lee. , 5S Be “ey % . : me ea “s on : . wee ca Su ey Ss; p f irae Z ; Odea ant - me “ se See eee ft ~ 0 : . oe ey hae Pe POTS. A,» a tee ae . . ry o> we ¥ Og y Ps 7 “ ~ Bove AS evens ed r OS i a) , . . 2 ; . ap ny be“ © — ‘ . A> oe p * > - . —— . ye oe » ? ‘ . e' a ee . _ a ne . 4 : ray ee ee . = 7. . . ee “ar A 5 bees y od : - ow eo “ a . a ee ” o or y . 7 bt. y “en — ” “ - Oe “i . e ’ . : S" me . ys ee, RAS ~~ eS 2 ‘ De *s ats aah ? . “ae Pe A pe ° - . Oe ats ‘v a ro / se Ga Y Maes P 5 4 > Pe : ee “ : “ . " eX , ve > . Se Sy BS 2 oe ee . “¢ ; . 7 a > ’ - ‘ . A 7 “ x ven Py 4 oe McManus estate will go to bundled roa relative, Mrs. Camilla Bur- la., a niece, the wealthy architect. cash totaling $11.- property of an estimated and a St. Louis farm, worth about $100,000 is «a trust estate| Every door bo sign, which read ™ “Library” or “Bed desire for labels ¥ tered storeroom mother and now to! such labels as “eos these valuations possibility of the discovery the basis on, House to Fas _ The_ house to tl was well kept. an odd assortment cManus, tall and sturdily built, the son of Willlam McManus. and cases of stuff door carries an al “IT had to open day before the hy Mrs. Motzinger ae Manus was alwe soméone might get Mrs. Burrows, t the only apparent to St. Louis té estate of her wi buried Monday {| us was in his »> elder McManus died in 1874, his son part of his estate ‘is now represented younger McManus, his wife. and @ mother to whom he was devot = | tiv ed in the house at 2745 Lucas) is stopping at the | on the northeast corner of) Ftingwel and Lucas avenues quiet life and McManus H. Danforth, 7 U.S, PROSECUTO NIGHT CLUB Tuttle, in New Ye Yo Buckner, Says Hl tinue Predecest his 4 By the Associated Prem NEW YORK, M tacular prohibtiion way night clubs States District Atto: expected to cease of Charles H. | States Attorney District of New ‘appointed yesterda _ ae “day on the house | ‘oolidge as success kept closed and | Buckner. managing his estate to After a few years his) Moved From House of Death. erred to the death of his moth great grief of his life. in the house for two prs li and in 1907 moved to to go over there once for—— Reduced §

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: a ee oS eet, dks and rec from the ace flushed never made ord in my about your t the hooks y returned t he did not oprds of -his fd be found. Claim. had told his s by IHIlenry arn indepen income had Independent anti-Jewish Sapiro late: the publica- armers had m them into y, and that 0-operatives bs or ai jivice Sapiro began ensive legal! It was then blish himself lezal end of farmers’ co- an income of » $42,000. and the next hope of being d. He ltisted imately $16 - he next nine me was as 7,278.14, $30.- 1,631.31, $58.. 42.357.52 and ded the rec- figures and San Francis. em sent here Fo. where he broucht. t of cross-ex- fht to remove the jurors’ attorney rep- St a larre ar- for Ford The an admission yell as appear- f his two part- ks and Walter pearing. Served notice eys that they pbile manufac- itness Immedi- e finished with SALES TO STAND BY 903 EAL WI § Labor Minister Resigns Optimistic View Is Now Taken of Controversy, | a Special Cable to the Post-Dter by and N@w York Ww “et Copyricht, 1927, by the Press and Pee. Publishing Cos. (New York Worla . * and Post-Dispatch.) MEXICO CITY, March gg Luis N. Morones, Mirister of Indus. try, Commerce and Labor, wi] o—. tire soon from the Cabinet, regignation is before Calles. ~h Presiden Gen. Celestin Gasca, former Goy ernor of the Federal District 4 ’ & mentioned as his successor, 4 2 rones is a direct consequence of decision of President Calleg to 9 ; 1923 understanding -?_ the Mexican Governmes American commissioners morally binding upon the pregené Mexican Government. This under. standing was that of Article 27 o the 1917 Constitution should ne be interpreted retroactively, ; Gen. Obregon, former President labored for recognition of his Goc. ernment by the United Sta 4, which was granted largely hecayss of this agreement on the oi] and land laws. Lately he has worked to have the Calles Government rep ognize the. agreement. Minis 7. Morones contended that the agree ment was violative of the national dignity. President Calles finally took Obregon’s view, and then Me rones offered his resignation. | Acceptance of the binding fo of the 1923 pledges is understog to have been transmitted to United States Department of Sta by Ambassador Tellez. An epi mistic view is now taker of ‘the settlement of issues between two Governments. > cept the twe en and Killed by Passenger Train. A. N. Moore, 29 years oljd. 1809 La Salle street. a brakema for the Missouri Pacific Railros was killed yesterday afternoon westbound Missouri Pacifie passe ger train No. 11, at Jedburg Louis County. He had alichteé from the rcof of a boxcar on a si track when he stepped in front the passenger train. ; el . ian ; \ y 4 | _ h¢ cos aa 7 " . - . on , ‘ i % - o>

a . “ . . aa, See x ~ y F oe SSIS FIRE oF Pe as ae PIN THE former home of Mrs. Willia a pee A him him She housekeeper heard 1ing heavily and found ifr-a hall near bedroom. led him back to his room and he his ‘lay on the bed. Bdeath, last Saturday, at the age | Pt it was disclosed that the a er house to the west had been j|hands on his chest, closed his ey@é, | jand died, qi i by bis order more than 20) ' cold and musty, revealed te” arch- death of his had been fs ago, after the ther. and Kited only occasionally by him since then (ers a ity | grouped about the rooms as though | | it had been prepared for moving. No one‘else has entered the place | when attaches of the Public | : . | dows ministrator’s office entered it— Pv" are Mr McManus died. apparent- | without leaving ai will nd the old books, the furniture fi glass cases of stuffed bDirds just | + and dusty, they | they had been left when McMan.- | house next 1997. ' Niece Is Only Heir. will is discovered estate will Camilla nless a ire McManus oniy relative, Mrs of Davenport of a weaithy architect. fed in it are cash totaling bof $600.000. and a St. ity farm, worth about $100,000 trust estate left to Mec- and Burrows Favor valuations addition there is a bh about $156,000, lus by his given to Mrs Variations i! the possibility of ther assets form meh the OHO eManus, tall and sturdily built. the son of William McManug. Rilroad engineer His epent in the West mr and he ame expert The family had come to St is from Davenport when Me- mus was in late teens he elder McManus died in 1874. nme his son part of his estate th is now represented bv. the #00 worth oo. holdings in Mitown real estate. For Manger McManus, his wife, and fother. to whom he was devort fved in the house at 2745 Lucas ne, on the northeast corner of MPngwell and Lucas avenues mother these basis the on, estate is estimated at with his , ‘ ~ IE an his door | case | books. : the | go to} Bur- | la.. a niece, the} In- | $11,-) city property of an estimated | Louis | | ends’ now to! the discovery | hovhood | | Mrs. i Manus years | was. quiet life and McManus} Bd plenty of time from the ies of managing his estate to | ihe | and fish, and to. stuff tiles with the skill of a taxi- mist After a few years his Magrie. who was unmar , died Later, in 1905, ner died Moved From House of Death. ts Dora Motzinger, who Manus housekeeper for 15 said today that he often dd to the death of his moth & the creat grief of his life. r’muned in the house for two his- was | ‘expected fm longer and in 1907 moved to) house next door. rroL. that day on wa kent closed and Rd.” the housekes per related used to co over there once in Mle to see that no one had Bin the place and when he me back he was always greatly “tr McMaus and his wife lived TY quiet the days that mew them lie usec to . Wn almost every day and Mad desk at 102 North Ninth et On Saturday: he was fond eM!rketine and used to Om the street car with his ‘© buy groceries and pro- life in he et POS. +f 48d bought Ht is still standing the ga- Then he houghtea hew Ford ¥ but he didn't like Most of the time. Only to visit HORT Hy farm. on the road. (Manus wife near died on She was 74 years old McManus bhoried - Coen. By After moO difficulty to Motzinger said, ir "™ the aid of classes. "and health» “had ™@nd was never Hite.” “ml Aware of the Pod. the iast. reading was alli his own ut'- to use. "AC jlep and rode on the etreet | He used the, Kirkwood.” | NATIONS SINESS himself still; iD his old-fashioned home. He - sick a day in| the house. EO | ; ; go. a8 an automobile | P05 bus he never useé it much | “He ing,’’ “He folded his she said : 5 . ‘ ’ _ 7? ers. House to East Well Kept. The house to the was well kept. It is furnished with an odd assortment of old-fashioned east, furniture. bronze mantel ornaments) -and cases of stuffed birds. Every door carries an amazing collection of locks. “TIT had to open day before the house Motzinger said. “Mr. was always afraid someone might get in.” Mrs. Burrows, the niece, who is the only apparent. heir. has come Louis to take charge of the of her uncle, who was Monday in Bellefontaine Cemetery With her husband she is stopping at the home of William H. Danforth, 17 Kingsbury place. * J. $. PROSECUTOR TO CEASE NIGHT CLUB LIQUOR RAIDS er ee °7 locks every was Mc- to St. estate buried Tuttle, in New York, Successor to Buckner. Says He Won't Con- tinue Predecessor’s Policy. By the Associated Prese. NEW YORK, tacular prohibtiion raids on Broa‘1- night the United States District Attorney's office are with Tuttle as cal + 30.—Spec- March way clubs by to cease the of Charles H. United States Attorney for the Southern District of New York. He was appointed yesterday by Presid2nt Coolidge Suckner. That Tuttle raiding policy indicated stresses will abandon the of his pred: by a stateme that the office is a and is cessor was United law in- Nth - he Attorney's office and was fot tended to supersede or replace er departments and bureaus of Government in the exercise of their which States not ‘he functions.” Tuttle, his friends say, is a tota abstainer from alcoholic liquors. The magazine which inter- prets the tremendous changes going on in busi- ness today, and throws a piercing searchlight into the dark of tomorrow, 1s 8S centia copy af meussiands $>.sofora Gall / wa year term Merle Thorpe, Editor Published monthly at Washington by the Week before his death he suf-| Chamberof Commerce of the United States » & hasal hemorrhage Peeein in bed. but Saturdat morn- did i a a ; , ep ee Sere med ta know he Was dy- dark, | in past win- | 4 Ww Ti | By the Associated however, | open,” | that ! advent. as successor to Emory R. | vee ee — i ; ' j ' FOR WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY Gift of Mrs. Elias Michael nounced by Dean of the Medical School. ent of a The German | exchange establishm fellowship in children) to y 1 $1000 a year, Mrs. Michael, of Was announced McKim Marriott, University | (diseases of } as a gift of Klias ster plac by Dr. W. |'of Washington (of Medicine. A German physician to the school each year for specia! ization in pediatrics, Mrs. Michael announcing as her re n for gift. sel the work of dean School will come ASO your in pediatrics is concea- |ed to be not only the best in our country, but in features the best in any countrv believe department some bundled receipts and letters on the ; - — é ack Speaks Against Proposal to Legalize bos i Gambling. Presa, LONDON, March 30.—Lady As- tor played a prominent part in the defeat of an attempt today to in- troduce a bill in the House of Com- Arthur C. Niven Dixey, Conserva- tive, asked for permission to intro- duce the measure, rémarking that | betting had been recognized by the , enactment of the betting tax last year. Lady Astor sprang to her feet and replied: ‘“‘The betting Ariven betting into the back stre« ' I hope the House will vote agal: legalized betting houses, such | this bill would permit. Whatever ' the so-called sportsmen may say in ite defense, they are up against the moral consciousness of the ‘mass of the people.” Permission to introduce the as refused by a vote of 146 to 44. French Girl Held at Fllis Island. to the Post-lLispatch. NEW YORK, March 30.—Miss ‘Jacqueline Schally, 18 years old, iwho arrived on the Suffren of the ‘French Line, was not permitted to land, although she came on a non- tax Srnacia} — ped ia) | immigrant visa. She has a contract | ‘to enter the movies and was trav- | ieling alone, but told officials she 'thad relatives on ‘country. Miss Schally was taken to Ellis Island before the Board of Inquiry and interrogated the length of her stay. Her then was deferred, pending of a witness at -the {sland Schally won the beautiful woma beauty contest. two years in aS {to case arrival] Miss prize as the in France” Miss Schally the “‘most at a danced Rergere.’ “Follies -By a Post-Dispatch Staff Phot m McManus (left) and that of her son, Thomas Ward McMa An- Louis V. pediatrics | ield | her | mons to legalize betting in England. great | ae bill their way to this | Special | Yr AT , i a os f ; ogra pher. us. 2500 MILES FOR RECREATION Baggage and Accepts No “Lifts” Along the Way WASHINGTON, March 30. Westmin- | it today | the under arrest. _ PAGE 3 _ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH __ HOTEL ROOM ROBBER ADMITS 100 THEFTS: Charles Henry Ray Says He Has Been a Burglar for Eight Years. ——— A man, 23 years old, who boasts he has toured the country living for the robbing hotel while St. and made a years by last eight | rooms, is Louis po- lia . ; . lice check up his local operations. ; | ing to ; San Francisco. i|name is (and others. | City He was arrested yesterday ina Market street pawnshop while trv- sell some clothes stolen in Charles Henry Ray, he has used the alias of Lee, West He lived in New York until his parents died eight | years ago, and since then, he says, {he has been | ' ' ! ‘a guest at ; room, I | released 20 minutes later by a por- ter. - | GOVERNMENT EMPLOYE WALKS | Woulfe Travels Witheut | a pistol i mained at the table. E hoot. | vice,”’ telling him hse : while he a tramped | | escer1l pes . « » , F ? rdil and a thou ligh., to ith ' comb in ordinarv to £o. becomes too iyi? When ris soiled, he Ss and pub- ; conversation at Headquarters yes- the . | way, why didn’t you shoot me?” | brush, | ' the | he is/ liscards off- | avid COUNTESS OUT “OF DANGER, i i ; ' DE TRAFFORD FAILS 10 RALLY Former American Girl Who Admirer and Seif Will See Family Today. Py the Associated Press. PARIS, March j39. Janze, the r Alice thorne of Chicago, who wounded Raymond V. de and herself last Saturday, was considered out of danger, ring unexpected complications. Silver. , vy LOrirnie shot 4 and | Shot | —Countess de | Trafford | today | bar- Her physicians said she would be | to see her attorney ard fam- able ' oday. i 1x 4 a iJ for a few minutes 1 Vv ; } > De inchanged. Maryland Urges U. S. Referendums. ANNAPOLIS. Md., March 30.- (Fenera!] ted 2 joint resolution eure } Loe , } irviand Assemb!s i } aS ago] memorializing Congress to provid: a "ef * 117) for af] propos: } ‘onstitution of SANIGUAR Phone Write for Prices. tox 1°13 THOUGHTFUL AND CAREFUL PEOPLE CARRY PREVENTIVE OF INFECTION Registered U. SS. Lindell FACTORY, 4015 LACLEDE AV. (entra! SANITARY TOILET SEAT COVERS Patent Office 3000 Sigtion, St. Louis, Mo., Prompt Reply AMERICAN DEAL RADIATORS © For burning ANY coal, coke, oil, gas or wood, BOILERS Said the bride: “When we saw AMERICAN Radiators and the IDEAL Boiler we closed the lease, knowing our first home would start right much !"’ —in comfort and cieanliness. Nothing else matters so These Outfits will measure up to ALL demands! Catalog? AMERIGAN RADIATOR (OMPANY 4201 Duncan Ave. St. Louis, Mo. Trafford is still hovering be- | tween life and death, his condition a guest ora both, at hotels from Chicago to New Orleans and from San Fran- | cisco to New York. He has robbed about 100 rooms, | to the best of his and released. Ten days at the Maryland Hotel. rooms Salle at the Majestic, Laclede, La and two smaller hotels. ing clothing, a kodak and a tol, which he sold. On he held Dr. George H. Hotel Jefferson, bed him of $4 and locked | closet. Dr. Frank was pis- up rob him ina The burglar got a lecture. no Cash, when he held up Dr. L. E. Evans, a guest at Hotel Btat- ler, Sunday. Dr. Evans was seated | Writing table, with his /door | when Ray entered, displayed | and demanded money. Dr. Evans said he had no money. Ordered into a@ closet, he said he would rather be shot. He re- Ray did not listened while | “fatherly ad- should reform | Was still young. tay lly departed, after making Dr. | but | at a ja i he him Instead, or. Evans gave in atA |, Evans promise he would not notify J | anyone for 15 minutes. Dr. Evans and Ray renewed their the latter to former again urging | reform. 4 “You did have some moneyf lidn’t you, Doc?” Ray asked. | “Yes, but you didn’t get it,”*re- torted Dr. Evans. “And, by the | Té rday, “The pistol wasn't Joaded,”’ said ™ ’ HN He said his right | but | thief, or! yesterday recollection, | Twice he has been arrested on sus- | picion, ago he came to St. Louis, stopping | He looted choosing rather to heed the advice |: tak-| March 21'! Frank, | in his | | Mogier—tin response to | from _ conditions | position that ‘tors. who stood four to two against) p, i. | confirmation. could be presumed to 'atorial courtesy,” voted Orrick out. 'the Senate began hearing from St /in a land resolutions demanding that a from a police department controlled Orrick Confirmation by Senate Regarded as Virtually Certain Governor Resubmits Name of St. Louis Police SINCLAIR SEEKS NEW TRIAL, CHARGING JUDGE WITH ERROR Motion Taken Under Advisement Until Tomorrow—Counsel At- tacks Court’s Instructions, By the Associated Press. WASHINGTON, March %86.— | After listening two hours to argu- Commissioner After Canvass Indicates Strength to Put Him Across. —— — s+ By CURTIS A. BETTS, ae had a nomination once re- A Staff Correspondent of the Post-| jected been resubmitted, Dispatch. The Governor in his letter to the JEFFERSON CITY, March 39.| Senate said: —Confirmation of Allen C. Orrick,| “To the ‘a Pe ‘ | Assembly: President of the St. Loufg Board} of Police Commissioners. seems | , have tne ae Virtually certain at an executive | ‘° cst herewitS ne _— = session. of the Senate, which prob. > . Orrick, St. Louis, for appoint ne as 5 : > Board ably will be called for this after.| ™°Dt a8 @ me mber of the _ noon of Police Commissioners of St Orrick’s nomination. which was /uls. for a term ending Jan. 1, rejected by the Senate a week ago, | '9?°- was resubmitted by Gov. Baker “T realize that this action on my in response to the most! part ts gontrary to precedent, but remarkable demonstration in many/in resubmitting this name I have years no intention whatever of overstep- In reappointing Orrick, the Gov-| ping my authority and feel that ernor directly opposed the Repub- since the same _ action has been lican organization in St. Louis,’ taken by the chief executive of the | ‘nation at different times there can menibe no tmpropriety tn the step that civic|[ am taking. I feel that perhaps! was | some of the Senators voted against con- the confirmation of Mr. Orrick on vinced there was a real demandia misunderstanding of the reat, for the retentoin of Orrick 'situation in St. Louis and some of Orrick, as is known, was reject- |the Senators, perhaps, did not vote ed by the Senate because the four/at all. Republican Senators from St. Louis | “IT fully realize the authority of —Bates. Warner, Depelheuer and) your honorable body in the matter demands! 4¢ confirmation and respect this Republican politicians who) authority and I am resubmittiape! had been tgnored by Orrick in n'Sithis name, give you full and a management of the Police Depart- | to assert your wishes ment, had insisted that their as : sociates in the Senate stand them in their objections. Rural Senators. uninformed in St Louis, took the the*St. Louis Sena Fifty-fourth Genera! | honor to resubmit | Ali “re 3 professional business and The Governor of business and and women and organizations quick to act when he was opportunity iin the matter.’ Government Sues Wholesalers as Trust. Associated SEATTLE, Wash., March The Northwest Shoe Finders’ Cread- | i Prees. 30.—} represent Louis and. public opinion in St under the rule of “‘sen- it Bureau, including many- dealers in the Pacific Northwest, is charecd complaint filed in Federal! the United States Attor-| ney-General with operating in vio-| of the Immediately, the Governor and were swamped with calls, letters Th e Vv telephone Louis telegrams, i\Court by lation Sherman a ntitrust | law. The about way be found to save St. Louits complaint alleges that on Sept. 15, 1924, wholesale e dealers agreed to eliminate ,all competition, fixed sale and terms among themselves, ee ee designing politicians This be accomplished, the mes- retaining Or- hy eould sages said, only by rick. or shoe Raker Sets Precedent. | credit The Governor. in resubmitting | agreed on prices to be charged shoe the name of Orrick, established a | manufacturers and cgerced East precedent in Missouri. as never be j ern dealers into refusal to sell m4- fore within the recollection of off! terials to Western manufacturers. | Justice ithe [Clair County ‘ment, Justice Hitz today took un- Jer advisement until tomorrow the motion of Harry F. Sinclair, wealthy operator, to aside the of a jury in the District of Columbla Supreme Court finding contempt of the oll set verdict Sinclair gullty of Senate. Should the motion be overruled, Hitz will fix a time. for sentencing Sinclair, convicted for refusing to answer questions be- ‘fore the Senate committee Mmvesti- gating his lease of the Teapot Dome naval oi] reserve. Under the law both tmprisonment and a fine are mandatory. The jail sentence could not be less than one month nor more than 12 months, and the fine could not exceed $1000. Sinclair, at liberty on bail, is de- termined to fight the case to the ["‘nited States Supreme Court if necessary. A principal ground on which his counsel, George P. Hoover of Washington, and Martin W. Little- ton, of New York, argued was that jury was not permitted to weigh all the evidence and waa, in effect, instructed to return a ver- dict against the lessee of the Wy- oming naval oll reserve. Sinclair was not in court for the argument today. BOND OF CUCKOO GANGSTER, IN JAIL, FORFEITED AT TRIAL Belleville Prosecutor Thinks Sur- render in St. Louls Scheme to Delay Robbery Hearing. A $2000 bond signed by Thomas Carten of East St. Louis for James | Michaels, Cuckoo gangster, was de- forfeited today In the S8t. Circuit Court when clared | Michaels failed to appear for tral / for the $2900 holdup of the Llinois” freight office in East St. Louis on Oct, 10, 1925. Investigation disclosed that Michaels is a prisoner in City Jail here, having .been surrendered yes- terday by a man who signed his bond in a St. Louis robbery case, and feared, ’he said, that Michaels was about to leave town. State's Attorney Lindauer at Belleville thinks the surrender was 4@ Prtise iJ delay the trial there. : Caesare Ciprano, jointly indicted for the East St. Louis holdyp, was shot to death during the Cuckoo- Italian liquor feud, Central Sea ae RI brilliant Day after day as new groups and centers become acquainted with its strengthens and solidifies the p:ace which it captured, practically over- night, in the hearts of all who love fine cars.’ The instant and cager acceptance of the LaSalle is par- Manufactured Completely By The Cadillac Motor Car Company Within Its Own Plants OLIVER CADILLAC COMPANY LOCUST AND LINDELL CUT-OFF The Cadillac Motor Car Company Has Fixed the Price-Range of the LA SA Companion-Car to CADILLAC from °2495 to °2685 $2495 2525 2585 2635 2635 2685 The Four Passenger Phaeton The Two Passenger Roadster The Two PassengerCoupe - ~ - - The Two Passenger Convertible Coupe The Four Passenger Victoria - - - The Five Passenger Sedan - - - - f. o. b. Detrost— Freight and War Tax Extra cass performance, the LaSalle to which it may compared 1s, quite are being made daily. GUY W. OLIVER, President LLE ticularly impressive in view of the fact that the LaSalle is not built to meet price competition —but so built that the only car poonee be iterally, the Cadillac itself. Demonstrations JEFFERSON 3080 ar A a ER a Baye. ae NE ae TBR: Pan teratey ” be none a Bites > -. = Nagi aah Neh moa 5 ae eet ee ee ee ee tn er on Males mu f i TARR pe eg ete ats dapat: te Rn Ai oR os pt Pie alae RPT Not

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? & 5 a] R 2 ‘Se RE ae His : e yb i" 4. ; F '¢ e B i 2th EF Bair bis @4- ay $ ny tia ba “eu Ma a Ie t . ee | 1 ee ng. > ie . Se ‘tg ¢ $ — ive te ik ae $4 ks 2 He Be: $8 & , ot a $: are 4. cE ® Fe: ‘Ba ei rie ant Bes : = *s Jf 3 | F re ad Pee if 13 ae ie ice . s Pe 43 - i es Side un rae ae - , ee af ees 1s iy i ee 4? 34 a Ke e in. ae = * * ; i SS #a = ie S = + Le Be os ; . Re tf i res % ee wv 1% 3 3 3: a 3: ‘ : i > : ‘fe Bi at ie ff et rt Bi. ~ } ‘ é: » * +! Fé e¢ ' ™% why .. a 3 i e ee # tei Fi " : SS | i - ba : é } ; . -. és i ae % Pe . . cL Se fey. least of fakery. Permitting him self a small display of vanity, the faker explained the deft legerde- main by which one bogus letter had been produced with a signature which was absolutely genuine. The letter was actually signed by the ‘man to whom it was attributed, al- though the letter itself was en- tirely bogus. + A genuine letter bearing the sic- nature had been obtained. It had then been given an acid bath which removed from the sheet every trace of writing and printing except the letterhead at the top and the sig- nature at the bottom. Upon the ‘blank signed sheet, the faker had ‘then typewritten the incriminating letter. | What use, if any, was ever made of the bogus doeuments by the per- sons to whom the faker claimed he had sold them, was never ascer- tained. It ts true that a few months later Secretary of State Kellogg pre- ito the Senate Foreign Rela- tions Committee a memorandum nurporting to show Bolshevist ten- jencies on the part of the Mexican Government, but examination showed it to consist principally of le elippings Yrom communist sewspapers In various parts of the seta sented ! "Ta certain men It is true also, that > elaiming to speak for the Knights | | | »f Columbus haye made speeches in | 45% of an alliance between the Mexican produced it publicly and their ut- terances have received no support from the responsible heads of the Catholic church this country, hut rather the contrary More Forged Documents, in Another and more recent attempt ° . make forgery a paying part cf ha occurred early this spring. To a certain member of gress who had vigorously opposed the administration's policy toward Mexico was brought a set of docu- menta which purported to show Mexican question, apparently | Con- that the agent of certain American | oil companies was engaged with certain other interests tn fomenting a revolution tn Mexico and actually had purchased and shipped a large quantity of arms. The documents ncluded letters, bills of lading ships manifests and other papers which gave the thing every ap- rearance of plausibility. It looked like an airtight case, and the Congressman, hot with in- jignation, was al! for making it nublic without delay. However, he consulted with friends, who advised him to investigate the source of the iocuments before making them public. He made inquiries and was told that they had come €rom a high official source in Mexico but that no Inquiries had been made in that quarter, for fear of spoil- ng everything. When thev heard this, the Con- zgressman's friends were thoroughly suspicious, and caused inquiries to be made in the-quarter from which | he had been warned to stay away | Those inquiries at once disclosed ‘that the documents had never been heard of there and further investi. gation revealed that. they were a]}- most certainly forgeries. The mat- ter was dropped. Here again. the obtection was perfectly obvious. The Congress- man Was one of tht group known as friendly to Mexico: that is. he had vigorously opposed the ad- ministration’s harsh attitude toward Mexico over the oil and land lawn. Had he been duped into making it ils prob- immediately have been exposed as’ forgeries, and the Congressman would have been dis. credited before the é¢ountry } , , ably they would Moreover, to some extent all those sharing his opinions of th. ' | Mexican question would have heen Let your stenographer try an L C Smith, Just phone. TMB _BAL 1108 Locust St. pie Tle aaa |with the Third Communist ; Smith — “BSARING OFFICE MACHINE 4 LC Smith & Corona Typewriters Inc Emabitesed rg0) MAin 3215 Se Lous, Mo : discredited. Apparently the manufacture and sale of “evidence’”’ touching Mexico has been a flourishing industry “tn the United States ever since the Mexican oil and land laws became a& source of diplomatic controversy between the two coun:ries. Just two years ago a newspaper syndicate published 4a «cerie.« of ar- ticles by “Dr. Jacob Nozovitsky.”’ |formerly of the Russian Czarist se- |cret police, relating how for a fea of $25,000 and his expenses he had | produced a large mass of evidence conclusively proving that the Mex. ‘ican Government was in alliance ' national. “Dr. Nozovitsky” nafvely told how he obtained this evidence by going to Mexico City, where he Organized a smail group of Communiats. made uimaelf the head of “The party,” and proceeded personally to write whatever documents and letters seemed necessary fo prove that Mexico and the Communtat Inter. national were bedfellows. He was paid for hia Investigation tn Mey. ico, he saidy by tro wealthy cits. getie of New York City, whose ‘ Inter. ‘entet concerning the interests that ‘have made use of those means, he | the ordinary citizen naturally ,. | wonders in what degree forgery, is fakery, tmposture and hoax have insufficient, _ P names he gare. In *i3 narrative. however, : it deemed . situation. He may also wonder what steps, if any, have been tak- en to punish those who have prac- ticed it. Prior to that interesting work, | he said he had been engaged by 2006 East Grand COlfax 8100 When so much is known of the Clothes Do Help You to Win NORTH END CLEANING & DYEING CO. TABLER CLEANING CO. - 319 De Baliviere CAbany 8137 UNION PLANT ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH contributed to the present strained ee | THURSDAY LAST DAY : ONLY 12 FOR THIS NEW 1927. WONDER MODEL ~ © GraybaR this price! ONE DAY ONLY! CHARGE PURCHASES ' PAYABLE IN MAY ams en SALLERKOCKS: A very low price for Weil’s?—Especially at the very beginning of the real Spring mgnths?—Yes!—It is low!—But wait till you see the quality—notice how well made these new Frocks are— how delightful the styles!—Then you'll be happy, indeed, that we secured them for you at this price! Now, Instead of Just One New Frock, You May Have Two or Three at a Fine Saving’. Come EARLY Thursday, for although there are many Frocks, past experience has taught us that such an unusual announcement as this always means quick selling. And we CANNOT secure any more to sell at “The Stove That Sells hice Things” ENRY A. WEIL, inc. OLIVE ST. . Fine quality Georgette and silks, smart prints and & laces comprise the majority of this special purchase. Scores of lovely modes and all the new shades, includ- ing plenty of navys, and sizes for the miss and matron. A ET NEB Om ‘ os LU RY SRR 53 + ae &, ONE DAY ONLY! CHARGE Erase 4 PAYABLE IN MAY ae s Ae “4 a y nag Mg bs ee Michigan Democrats Clam- or for His Presence as wo: nh and her three children. : : — | ‘|| WHAT MAKES: , Not cod fiver oi e #5) ch b £900 cod : bier: : Pich f Pare: F Ror f : Savery ; tat F bulls, | Pyous discovery! Don't be without it. By The Cod Liver Oil that Tastes Like Choceiat- | é if es i ee ; i Aa x, 1? Yes. This kind does! |} Idren /ove it. (Adults, too!) For | is pure cod liver oi! with the old, | sonable taste left owt. Instead, a chocolate flavor that pleases all No one ever tired of coco cod— aed to show almost numediate pick- | ncteased energies—better health inf way! Full of vitalizing vitamins. | ure’s own blood-reddeaing, body- nourishment. Coco cod was a) ro ae » ume, you can get it at any drug store. | Coco Cod Legeid or Tadiet Form $ ir a on ico and when so much is indi-| ait, Speaker at Many Public | ) WESTERN ELECTRIC if | Functions. - if ' S C if yt I (Copyright, 1927.) : i adies pring Oa S SF Over 350,000 in Use DETROIT, Mich, March 36.—i@ a . ? 4 r_a¢ it ‘ . . 4 “a The presence of Senator James A. | ff Our Selection of Spring Models Is Complete and High Toned. : This marvelous new model—made and backed by theMee Reed. in Detroit, defending Henry |} Black Satins, Kashas, Moire—in Fact, All Wanted world’s greatest electrical organization—is the very | Ford in the libel suit begun by/ fj . . + > ‘ mn Sani 8 2 bel i. Styles, Trimmings and Shades. I highest development of the electric washing maching me 447°" ° aa ichiene oe, I ‘ Speedy—durable—a wonder in simplicity, safety ang erty into ies’ wee eu +3 5 O — peat +3 O20 | convenience. Democratic clans are rallying here | ! ’ —— xcepnona ==> | . 9m all over the State, first tn ai @ eo . : w as $10 down—!I pay , fre : ‘| ope Terms as lo $ year to PEER arive to bring the Democratic Na-|f - ve . ~ & > his marvel Washer in re) 4 er tiona. (onvention to Detroit and rf at eR Make Your) Selection Now—Open a Charge Come in -% = t DEAEORRRT RA TIOe B second. to boost Senator Reed as! iff Sa Ree Account if You Wish, or Take Advantage of Our better still, have a : YOUR QE tne party's next nominee for the ff Ney) ‘i OWN HOME. See how quickly, thoroughly and easily BPE preside oy Democratic leaders | nee i it does the whole week’s washing. ie from surrounding towns are besieg- | ff a> 20-Wee aymen an | eee 4 | BuyN d Recei BBE ives actresses or to attend recep: |f ' ; n —_— ‘ iver a ressesS or tft (tene recep- # =a Hundreds of smart buyers have availed themselves of our low | uy INOW a eceive : Hons in his honor. The Senator. ff iy prices and this convenient, confidential plan. Our stock is full DRAIN F.7 @ TE is the victim of so much pulling/ff e . = . fom ry + >i? ‘ . i) : of wonderful quality garments, underpriced due to our tre- ree We and hauling — go the eo | P | the trial on his shoulders, sill mendous buying power of 27 stores. Our Bentley Plan of TUBS TH | Senstor apparently enjoyee . m™ the opportunity to tear lose with | ™ an old fashioned stump speech, as they us to do it back in Jackson Cour in the old days. He excori- Henry A.WEIL. THURSDAY! Henry A.WEIL med the administration, tracing the |} 916-918 OLIVE ST. of corruption” through it. i said that, so far as proht-( if was concerned, he thought! # eople could run their own ss better than Wayne B.! } ler He got loud applause § audience on this. im BE. Comstock, nomine| vern it last election, Ho- § Abbott, chairman of thei fll ; ocratic State Central Comm ‘t- nd William E. Donnelly, for-' candidate for Congressman, | # nong those present. Com-i# said after the banquet that! # possible effort was being’ & to get the next Democratic! § ~ tin for Detroit. ; newspapers here, regardless party alignments, are treatin i r Reed most generousiy /@ is no disputing the fact thati ® is “running away with the} | " both in and out of the court-/} The Senator’« Cigar. | is the handsomest and the! red in courtroom. }f ry iding six men four) # with i hair and twojf = him intently. i§ os ve sTnokes’ uit ~ " every few ® gorurtroom clock is i ess he makes a! ridor and lights ai@ | te nutes he smokes | | 7 : 4 4 \ a , : P 4 rr A fur? recon- | BS as a : Se i : as g t Senator mournfully | f we ; = mee sans a ener es = ae . iit r = Wr | r is of his cigar. | i ." Se gines him meditating “a/| | @eueesury is only a jury, but a good in : Ciz . S kK ¢ ~~ tf v . — They used to say back in Jack- i "<5 =» AG ae ty that a horse could not | a , i tied his ears forward @ . { + Reed make his big i . ; y FE ®peech in the Ford tria! without a i _ ON DA , : e $n This and other great is- i * oa SU°S will be resolved in ‘the days | ff : : 4° Injured in Riot Over Family. |. : E J ; “ ated Pree a H ‘ NARACHI, British India, March | @ ‘ cty-seven persons were in-/f Fi sured in a riot today between Mos-? | i *™s and Hindus at Larkana, in the | me ' Pper Sind. The affair grew out jf pm «46° @ dispute over the possession of || mind to: played, fabric tb W bite

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FOR THIS NEW 1927 WONDER MODEL GraybaR WESTERN ELECTRIC W ASHER Over 350,000 in Use new model—made and backed by the t electrical organization—is the vy pment of the electric washing machine, e—a wonder in simplicity, safety and »w as $10 down—I year to pay this marvel Washer in operation... of ve a DEMONSTRATION IN YOUR. See how quickly, thoroughly and easily ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH SENATOR REEDS WHOLE SHOW’ IN or for His Presence as Speaker at Many Public _ Functions. “nr wright, 1927.) | pETROIT, Mich., PReed, in Detroit, ‘aaron Sapiro has galvanized the | moribund Michigan Democratic | party into new life. Democratic clans are rallying here | from all over the State, first in a/| f@rive to bring the ‘tional Convention P gecond, the party’s next nominee dency. Democratic leaders | AND OUT OF COURT : Michigan Democrats Clam- March 30.— | The presence of Senator James A. | defending Henry | | Ford in the libel suit begun by | Democratic Na- | to Detroit and | to boost Senator Reed as| for the | WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 30, 1927 ~~ LL neideeeeen ineeenneeeeeeeediee eeteennall See Our Other Announcement on Page 15. ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH __ STIX. BAER & FULLER GRAND-LEADER - The Models Sketched : A—Georgette Frock with rounded tiers giving up - in - front movement to_ skirt; smart neckline, with . $18 B—Crepe de chine in smart stripes giving various color-effects; the tailored two-piece style Is distinctly wearable The Models Sketched : D—Black-and-white, the outstanding color- note of the season, is effective in this Frock of Georgette .....$18 E—The silk crepe Frock has an gllover design of embroidery _in the same color as the frock .. .. .-.$28 F—Of Georgette, . a rs RR a RR RR etl . ‘ acer ee - — - . AA ON AG I ee a OR I ee me vw “ Ce en A Ee ne te tee Alp NS ne ae Se eee ee ee _ OP a ntti “ 4 ee ee ee ee ere the smart Frock with revers simulating a bolero; blouse and sleeves contfast+ in eee irom surrounding towns are besieg- | Ping Reed with requests that he de- | fiver addresses or to attend rece p- “tions in his honor. The Senator | fis the — of so much pulling pnd hauli: that with the burden, iof the ite) va his shoulders, he is} Fearrying perhaps as heavy a bur- | igen as any Man in Michigan. But be carries the burden gallantly. ' At a banquet in his honor given | fey the Democratic State Central | PCommittee, he moved his audiance | @f 1000 persons so deeply that most | ref them were reaching for thetr | “wandkerchiefs, then brought them | f gheering to their feet with his elo- quence. One weather-beaten old | Democratic politician, wearied by = running losing races for the last 30 wm years, ran to Reed with tears oe streaming down his cheeks as he nday Post-Dispatch has the hafled the party’s new Messiah. le week’s washing. nd Receive 7 Free the faucet, roll them , empty them through work-saving Drain with your Wonder ! Serving the Home Electric. = — Electric Co., 904 Pine St. C—Georgette Frock with decorative em- broidery in contrast- lo cavers ..... ..$28 . i ae oy 2th Aaa SOT en m oe oS ai he ot ao. : ir Nad raw ts _- det ae 7 £ ety .. digi > Be nah iS ie das 2 a ePs RS Tahaan Q A ee, ee Bs iy pea Wee = nm) .. P iat Se ca at M ¥ fe rae SE PRC Ee Te SIP on Ser ale wR bor et Di em Se a ae es) Se EP ager ey - e ae Say - Me - ; aoa ; epg 23 * =” ies Pal Selim Tae i Se, PRA ek he Nap igakmnoaatabent > ie one ‘ : sh ay 6 potas : - —_—s Sibel Mf ; rer * : eA Z ; Pe Sa ai tis a a oly os Os tae Ty eee x “ oo — ae oe oli . o . — . a a ah m ‘. a ht 7 x F " oi Ral iadia ¥ - 2) * By . r 3 : : aad i rs : f no tt - ' ee SS ae r Bs ° : . nm " A a gignstiines + : TF alae a TA oh nat COS: > Fe altel On bean (giilildiiad "cadets dic ly teats dae anal ta Ws iia valet Bao ey DAES eRe Rt ip 2 ie Pek He RRR Eig oe eo Ps anlilea en Ph wera eee 450 > ted neat, re eh; ary Pay ® 7" —s one oe “ ? ore ois = . ~~ ¥ are - ‘ ” r os Pe ese i wes ks he ey = : “Tr ¥ ~@. aK. - 2 a a ee ro 7 id . ‘ . mane ee ena tae? Lote ie Sd aed a New ) These Fashion-Features: New! These Smart Colors: Blue...a “sensation” of the season, in an shades from Ciel blue to navy; green, in bright and subdued shades; rose tones, rose-beige, and many of the favorite gray and beige tints. Navy blue in sheer and heavy silks. . -black, of course, in smart combinations! pales ne 5 i. . =: Reet ri ay UE a, nae “hn Niel Wahgg na ty be ow Me alle & eS oes fo? seignriee I ' . ws PG cept ae e. SN ae a F a he erie og SRE OPA fad See pas ine > x, ane Shoe eee ee Te oe Frocks with square necks... Frocks with bows...Frocks combining light blouse and dark skirt... Frocks in three- piece style with the smart separate jacket... Frocks with intricate tucking Frocks with pleated tiers in youthful effects... Frocks with boleros .with lace trimmings! —_ Frocks for All Daytime Occasions egg % Phone Frocks Exceptional : m Style and Value 1 A fashion-event in the Women’s Dress Section, Thursday! Frocks so new, so smart, that they have a decided air of costing more...will be placed on Sale at $18! A glance tells you that these are EXCEPTIONAL Frocks; and a thumb-and-finger inspection convincés you that this is the time to buy, not one, but several. Frocks for all daytime events—business, shopping, luncheon, bridge, tea—bring you complete choice of modes for every need—each worth many times the price in quality and fashion-newness! ’ Complete Range of Women’s Sizes 3 Sizes for the Larger and Taller Woman. . .404%4 to 521% (Third Floor.) OLAR SALE of HOUSEWADES Unusual Values Are Offered in This Important Event Starting Thursday Morning at 9 o’Clock on Our Fifth Floor so Senator Enjoys Himself. plor roto magazine in St. Louis. “an old fashioned stump speech, as gied the administration, tracing the 916-918 OLIVE ST. “d thought) business ‘better than Wayne Bk. William E. Comstock, nomine Démocratic State Central Comm't- were among those present. Com-| made to get the next Democratic of party alignments, are treating Reed is “running away with. the The Senator apparently enjoyed | . they used to do it back in Jackson “red line of corruption” through it. bition was concerned, he Wheeler. He got loud felt es: YO-S for Governor at last election, Ho- . tee, and William FE. Donnelly, for-' ~My A\ : stock said after the banquet that ronvention for Detroit. Senator Reed most grencrous?y. | show” both in and out of the court. . the opportunity to tear lose with | W County in the old days. He excori- RY A.WEIL said that, so far as prohi- || the people could run their own from the audience on this. ratio J. Abbott, chairman | of the | mer candidate for Congressman, every possible effort was being The newspapers here, regardless There is no disputing the fact that room, The Senator's Cigar. | Reed is the ha and the) best tailored man in the courtroom. | The jury. including six men, fourj| women with bobbed hair and two! un-bobbed, watches him intently. It is a lenge time between smokes | Reed consults his watch every few minutes—the courtroom clock is broken—-and at recess he makes a @esh for the corridor and lights a cigar. For ten minutes he smokes | Vike an incinerator. A°ourt recon-/! venes and the Senator mournfully | 'Ttelinquishes two-thirds of his cigar. One imagines him meditating ‘a mry is only a jury, but a good; metigar is a smoke.” me 6They used to say back in Jack- | men County that a horse could not | ™ kick if you tied his ears forward. | NT! mcan “Jim” Reed make his big Three New Patterns Are Offered in a Special Selling Obtained from a large importer at a greatly reduced price because they are “closed-out” patterns, this s ecial pur- chase of 10,000 pieces of fine imported China offers you the opportunity to make up a set—at a truly remarkable saving. The patterns are pretty conventional and floral border designs with gold treatment. Below is a partial list of the low prices in this special selling: > ic =? (SOMmMeSt A Semi-Rough Weave Featured for Sports $948 Yard Yo-san is a sheer, chiffon-like crepe with heavier threads flecking it here and there. It is particularly delight- ful for sports frocks, and street frocks with a sports feeling. If you have been attending our Fashion Show— L’Echo de Paris —and made up your mind to copy some of the models dis- played, you couldn't choose a smarter fabric than Yo-san. Colors are: a eae A ee mane - at SAC Ae CN CRE Ct Bread Box, $1 White-enameled Cake | and Bread Boxes with | Cake Cover, $1 Beautifully decorated; keep your pastries fresh. NEVER-BURN HOTPLATE Canister Set, $1 4-piece white enamel- ed Set for tea, coffee, flour and sugar. Skillet Set, $1 Griswold Set — Con- Saw Set, $1 14-inch nail, 14-inch | keyhole, and _ 16-inch | sisting of No. 3 and No. panel blades; adjust- § 8 size cast iron Skillets. able handle. . a7 z20c to 735§c «FOC, Z5C, FOC Cups and Saucers.. Open Vegetable Dishes, s0c-75c¢ Covered Dishes _. $1.00 Fruit Saucers, each..........z§¢ (Fifth Floor.) speech in the Ford tria! without a | smoke? This and otner great is- | sues will be resolved in the days | to come. | 47 snjure din Riot Over Family. | y the Associated Press. KARAC HI, British India, March | $0.—F orty-seven ‘persons were in- | jured in a riot today between Mos- | lems and Hindus at Larkana, in the | Upper Sind. The affair grew out . fa dispute over the possession of | |\8 Woman and her three children. | WHAT MAKES y HER SMILE? | ee — on The Circle Sash Slenderizes: the Grecian Rose Hydrangea Blue Mother Goose Tan Posy Green Coral Blush Rose Petal Mosaic Blue Cardinal Red Athenia Flemish Blue Black Ean I W hite Pink Maize Lilac Gooseberry Green Apricot Coral Crane Gray Jewel Blue French Beige Gobelin Blue Navy Blue Inlaid Linoleum Embossed Patterns, Sq. Yd. $9):00 Beautiful new effects in embossed tile designs, exactly reproduced from the Italian and Uarry inset tiles with the indented mortar lines; this high-grade Inlaid Linoleum gives a very ldvely appearance on the floor: In a variety of€ desirable colors— built through to the burlap back. (Sixth Floor.) Saucepan, $1 Wear-Ever Aluminum Saucepan, one-gallon | size, with lid. | a $1 Food cannot burn with this Never-Burn Hotplate. 1-Gallon ae: $1 White stone lined; wide mouth; keeps food or liquid hot or cold, Combinets, $1 White-enamel waste jars with cover and handle. Metal Stool. $1 Large-sized white en- | ameled Kitchen Stool: well braced. Ventilators 2 for $1 Adjustable Window Ventilators: metal frame; 8 inches. high; extend to 3q inches. Aluminum Coffee | Percolator, $1 | Panel-shaped Percola- lamb’s | tor in two or three quart size. Wall Duster, $1 Washable wool, with long handle. (Silk Salon—Second Floor.) AD Electric Griddle, $1 Aluminum; heats quickly; fries and bakes griddle cakes. Kitchen Scale, $1 Universal make Scale, slanting dial; weighs up to 24 pounds. Cleaning Combination for $1.00 Special combination of 10-qt. white en- ameled Dishpan, 18 bars & G. Soap and 1 package oe dish washing “ (() set—for PN A

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h —_—________ ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH _ | WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 80, 1927_ __ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ OR SE PAGE 7 walks 18 Miles to Legislature. | i ; « Fonte et MNCORD, N. H., March 30. re. | " CE Se re eee re re. eee te wank and Trust Co., New Mixed Breed Thr rudence Seiiie walk for exercise and en- branch banking law which be-| does not have branch banks. | Orleans, “Developing the Bank Sore. oat P : by Dr. Zatae came effective in February, plac-; Other speakers at the closing uaa ee ae MEN AGISR, T a - Your medicine shelf is not well stocked =, Chic rene e€ ic S without a bottle of Tonsiline, for you D 1 don't know what moment it mow he moent was It ad ‘ng national banks on a parity sessions of the conference were: Sillott Graves, p $ needed to relieve a sudden caseref Sora er Throat. Relieving Sore Throat le Don- | S$) panion Pocket Folder | aw of Manchester, to tceneye the | | PSS s ; es | With state banks in cities where, w, gs. Webb, president Missouri Inc., Chicago, “Savings Bank Lit- Dozen, siline’s special mission. It is made for Are Coming erature.,’’ PURE BRED CHICKS _....10e that—advertised for that—sold for that SEE THURSDAY'S | sinc the State House of Rep- ; oe agree a | ee Betetives. She covered the dis- | 'bDranch banking is permitted by) Savings Association Bank, Kansas e. oco Rosary, Oxidize ee Sein four hours, : State law | City, “Savings Bank Taxation and " a ee cree ecneneree E 4 : | Other Problems;” Paul S. Abt, vice Minnesota Racing Bill Passed. While They Last one purpose. You will need Tonsilines POST-DISPATCH = j a apular medal. and St. Describing the preponderent By the Associatea P | president, Southern Illinois Nation-| "... — + ess. ; ST. PAUI Shipments Mondays and Thursdays. 14 of these days, or some night when her medal. Special at A i 3 sentiment @ American bankers as , ae. ‘Milan March $0 Fi a : against tlhe .xtension of branch|%! Bank, East St. Louis, ‘School a een ee ee ee Religious Shop-—First Floor. ae: - Pac eaiaee gag ALCHeIVE seeped CO os , The lower hous; of t} 3 a — | : banking, S... pherd declared the law | "2¥‘85: Mrs. L. D. Sultzer, sav- ; r nous; of the Minnesota i | | | a4 igss manager, Mercantile Trust) Legislature has voted favorably for | nits i G ' the drug store is closed ae : lewood Ghickery : : 6 ap ewoe IcKE bottle handy at Vas a compromise measure which St. Louis, Fashions - Have pari-mutuel machines in connec- Iilland 6?! 7431 Maple Bl. ~ Maplewood, Mo. wtON cI | 7 LI) banki - ioe _ h : i es ds ie » bh ei : ” : i Mae . Ie era Hl gi ER Haven’ t Kept Step With : ng, preserved the unit system | Banke rs Asso: lation, New York, |the measure, 7 » 4/4, and sent it For BARGAIN O; FERS in RE- of banking and assured the control! “Lights and Shadows in Savings;’’;to the Senate. he bill also pro- MADE MACHINERY see POST “ ““ * . = eS J H , O) 3 qT] lugs : ‘Does hat a | se: ee of national finances through the’ Fred W., Ellsworth. vice president, vides for a racing commission. DISPATCH WANTS. S| ayior orse , ~ Gasoline Can't’? y | Al-l Ma Hs iis an improvement over ; | On ttress . | gasoline. A scientific com. The failure of savings deposits | bination of benzol and the to increase in proportion with the | : (Reg. U. &. Pat. Off.) Covers : d | , : § very newest and latest pas- increase in per capita income dur- IN SMART CHOKERS $1 19 aa from start to finish. Try it! : to seven influences by Gaylord S. | = ; ol ° | Bi penre-Gas Motor Fuel Co. PAYABLE IN MAY ted Se Ss ‘FOR SPRING, $25.00. Morse, assistant cashier of the'| 06-08 Washington Av.—Thru to Sixth ™ and Locust, From Ninth to Tenth ' | Piette | permitted branch banking in cities | ©9» | |of 22 states, but definitely put; Changed in Savings;” W. Espey jtion with a bill to legalize horse j diene ' = . € S a Vv D } sIInaAace : + an re F upreme ings epartments. pounds on the extension of branch | Albig, deputy manager, American race betting. The Hous: approved aaa AAADADDADADDD SDD Don! Apap papa a daa hp abh abana bhnahannan. mee ST. LOUIS State Bank of Chicago, in an ad- Lilly Brand” Al-lon 1 ie | Mattr. c £ : dress before the Mid-West Savings attress overs oO un- of Conference of the Savings Bank bleached muslin with 2 " Division of the American Bankers r ; A 4 washable white enamel y ME Association, which closes at Hote! / \, N a non-rustable snap fasten- : ADVERTISE NT pe le statler today. ; 1 a ¥ ' Full h . The seven tnfluences, he de-| yy Sch Ee: : ers. ull, three-quarter, : rf ‘lared, were the growth of building cee | | e £. ind loan associations, the remark- i: * single and twin bed sizes. : ible increase in the volume of life insurance, the steady development Cheesecloth, 30c Pkg. | e ick relict dirough ‘Dr Ea of customer and employe _ stock y PN \ . ° 4 Pk Ss. for $1. 19 Be wets’ Olive Tablets. The pleasant ownership, the growing practice of \) 2 : | bl 6 . mrcoated tablets are taken for bond investment by small investors, . ‘ Caturi Ng rresistl WV Coane a, oe Sai breath by all who know them, the absorption of funds by real § "eee VRS 7 e . cesecioth, 39 inches wide, fs Edward’s Olive Tablets act “State developments, the spread of Hob = : rp P d a stly but firm! y on the bowels — installment selling and intensive i wT os New Spring OW Vl ce . 3 * .. ep AES, a j 5 yards in a package. , stimulats ng them to natural: selling methods, and the higher ‘clearing the blood and sioner issn of living, which calls for 49c Sanitary Napkins . dying the entire system. They do greater expenditures by wage-earn- At} ania BY. 3 Boxes, $1.00 gale of the haa se ek TE To call them Better Dresses gives little indication of the values which | await you. The selection offered in this event is made possible by re- Wout any of the —— apy ee aoe : fre Tablets bring no griping, ences,” Morse said, “the bankers ML) ya or cellulose, ne dozen in ep or any disagreeable effects. must adopt more aggressive sales wae ; : ' ce ‘2 UP . 4 > box. ie, M. Edwards discovered the| policies more up-to-date and sci- Hit 1 grouping our higher — ere In ~ way re much sought after ; @pemls after 20 years of practice entific advertising methods an 1 a rocks—many just one-of-a-kind—are made available at an exception’ Notions Shop—Sirst Fieor. e atients afflicted with bowel ,,,,... ; ie he oe > gree ss a. ay . yd ; P ; EP mobee in on tne f urrent trend 0; : ro all low rice . iver es aint, with the attend- things. Our selling method have | y Pp “ - Bet bad breath. net kept in step, much less antic! ; Ole Tablets are parely ‘ veretable > i sx Fey ag es : gas s ecaatodt : Bad iged win “dive ol pated, the kaleidoscopic changes tn > | CREPE GEORGETTE! CANTON CREPE! FLAT CREPE! CREPE ROMAINE! E pw them by their ao ae * ake our business world. | E A of F urniture BLS. © “et, asl_ note the effect | OUT Sern ert Be Pushes. | ) as” += MODES FOR MISSES :: WOMEN :: AND LARGER WOMEN! ee EO ae \ new element hae been infect- of a Kind : | ADVERTISEMENT ____ jed into business which the banker = ANY> attractive item’, on | Is It a Cold? iperonge Sica +mis element = The smartest new Paristype fashions. One and two piece modes in itTne apdrupt sud enhess with w hich — : | : ‘ : ’ : = ch simple styl leverly tailored. Also the more elaborate types which our stock is low, and | he buying public changes its mind ' asin “ rye ae v a TI ! hirred, pl - 1 others on which we are taking : Bae pres and its habits of sper tee money. : jor afternoon an informa evening wear. 1é newest shirred, pieatec a mark-down in order to make : buy whatever takes their and tucked frocks. The smartest necklines. Compose Frocks. In fact, here is a month-end offering providing every higher-priced frock made room for new goods coming in | . y. discard anything they dis- —as low as : * gas eS ike, and refuse to be pushed or | at an irresistibly low price. I - . eee as . pulled into any line of action. As ( )f | S | a sult, the buying market is un- KLINE’S—Fourth Floor. i, — Ps ‘ me 4 table, excitable and fickle, subject ; ) Cae. a: t whims and moods. 123 Spring Frocks | 110 Spring Coat Regularly $250 Suite | Be — 4 oe “a he banker, even if he dislikes : elling, must now perforce know a BELOW REGULAR EXTRAORDINARILY WHOLESALE COST! SPECIAL PRICED! This low price rarel¥ purchases Coats Cle chic: ee ee ene (As Illustrated—Except Ss 7 4 1s, ™m China Closet) P Peas | 3 rreat deal about salas methods. é See ur banks are sorely in need of a | 7 Saas re nerchandising minds. We must i oN “4 oer iis me ‘Sk ourselves whether our sales ar- : . " Ss oe | oa r guments are not a bit antiquated | a4 Ss ae , nd redolent of moth balls and two- Just the Easter modes that every- ice 1 2 one 1S wedring. One and two piece — poling eae ae - - — ' the modish new Suits now so much foicie ae | ng......the beauty of the quality......or in Sieadad tw the aes eftects of Georgette, Flat Crepe and | the distinction of the tailoring. Coats of | sae N 4 Is Canton Crepe. Just the tucking... unusual worth from every viewpoint. If | young 2 et Materi "> . oe the pleating. ..tiered skirts. . . Boleros | you plan a new Coat for Spring and se nit lenieae io oe ek ee Lies =e Summer wear, do come down Thursday rnc MS pia tttea dg -necklines...that Paris calls smart and profit by this outstanding occasion. desired. srs se ya Aa oie font ery essod ty WK, eats: 1 Sete» tad tant ee 7 ) - wo “> SR RE LE ORS TE POR TT AAs SEER TO a a RA me patentee > wtke,” . ¥ “4 ial ae tes " +. . “ ree eins eae oes eh se a s we Tears swe reo MS sh = intial Lory : cotta. -ieaaheer oa Page ter) len AOL a Ae £y oo eer ri y - “ Se y “. a 7 x : : 3 5 . Mute 2 a 4 pi SES IN, aia a ear ww. " - ’ en ee Le i . : -_ m bce ca as were Soperaeny so py oy ae vee a hie seicken stp ee ee - sry: iin Toad ne — ' — . : > eget . a + wah, Van aera —- rl . ie on seep ie er ’ : > res R en satin . —" . Ys f saa han «tet Ps 2 a , ~ be fa mein oe Aer UT Cathey D “ ° me Fates: — oo PRS? ey he iy . en 7 Mein % ed hc yi Ie 2+ Agee UAT Be hte ot by GRE 5 Mee.etin “ . co en ed . rey ear ee ee het MEK, 25 OSB a tan a wthede ms w ~ Me tat ” “a her pete ¥ * ke ay. AR eas 7 4 a aN oe sss ere Neth . = 7 , Cee © “ee a hg - syvgtey Pee ii ig dan aly ae Oe ya. hw Se ink the - re gree 88 Spring Suits REMARKABLY LOW | 7 PRICED. .. THURSDAY | 5 ‘s Dresser, | Bedroom . 4 | a a. vlinds cars. and wal- ) Wher 34 . SR Tee A plea for machine banking. as $69.00 | A limited number of Odd zF é as 7 . . nrAC employes and depositors. The relative advantages of va- ae esan8 ° | ss eiedeieted tthe Pee tee eRe EAE EE EEE IL ELIE © —— =a AR PAOA es a Girls Coats New Purchases Special at V AR ARAR AA AA RA AAPA FARRAR AREA EAR rrr T LARA RA CAAA AR RAPARARA LARA APA AA BA AAPA OA PARA BARBARA ARPA AAPA RAPA AR AR AR AR AR AR AAPA PARA RA AR AR PS pecial gms Bargains Imported Kid Gloves : sf Silk Hosiery, 2 Pairs for Never have Gloves otf such qual ity been of Full fashioned Hose of slightly imperfect velty cults 1! quality Lisle tops. All new Spring shades Sa a He he el alee i very Nm s Ra RMON tA ig: HR RE ne | A : : AAS RA RASA TA A eS 4 We VEN Weve Ve ey ve vev¥ vee ve v¥e, —- JAA RA RA AA AA RAAARARA AA RA RADAR ere d SO low gee No - ing embroidery. Pique and overseam styles : | KLINE’'S—Matin Fioor KLINE S—M ain Flo: . 137 New Wash Blouses | Silk-Top Chiffon Hose Broadcloth Blouses and Shirt Waists in All full-fashioned shee: hiffon Hose wi plain tailored and Peter Pan styles. Oftered silk tops. Slightly imperfect. New Spring at about half price. pa we KLINE’S in Floor. Silk Crepe Scarfs The wanted styles for gt Of. cr chine in new print Fringed and her isiacland KLINE’S—Main Fi Nov ~~ Jew ery. 1 a ein AAAAALALALALAL ~—__ 7 > VAR AA AARA AR AA RA AA A) RA AAAALAL os ‘-LINE'S—Main Floor. Rayon Bloomers, 2 for Pull cut Bloomers of an excellent qualit; ‘ ‘ Ia; iviai"i Floor Teadies and Step- Ins | Girls Coats Reduced f KLINE’S—Mein Fi JAA RA RARA AA AAAS styled Undergarments o Silk and Leather Bags $3.50 Ruffled Curtains with colored | . : sera ge W: ide selection of new paste! $1.95. od \ on the fine fast thru service direct from St. Louis eedie “uk cane ie cehacd inidens til gE Fr or striped, : ) to either Los Angeles or to San Francisco via : to $5.65 colored Grenadine Curtains. he with valance. Pair or set, $3.45 if ' > = $ j had 1. 6 0014. to $3.00 Ruffled Curtains of grenadine "1 7 GC CO JS . ie with colored dots and ruffles, . $1.85 BASEMENT A Remarkable to $3.50 Ruffle Grenadine —_—s ¢ | ‘Uni On Paci itl IC Extra Special Savings o $6.50 Filet Curtains of extra quality. t ~ — **Gold Coast Limited” service leaves Feature es BASEMENT— : | _ Opportunity in Rayon fringe, $3.95 ; ‘St.Louis 7:30 pm via Wabash to Omaha Offering of ) to $3.65 shadow weave Curtain Panels, {1% ) . + All-pullman train beyond» + no ion fringe, $1.95 a extra fare * » bath, barber, maid, A T Casement Curtains, also grenadine and ee x ener vert” “Overland ' cD ‘ — >, shapes and colors “ KLIXE'S—Main Ficoe KLINE’S—Main Floor Brassieres, 3 for Toilet Goods Specials BASEMENT REARA NA RAGARARA ER > +> — eee dining Caf SErVvice. Thru serve: wide, $2.95 3 | | Angeles. Also to San Francisco py step from o* to car. m to $1.25 striped Jacquard Slip Cover q ) “P. ific Coast Limited” Sian St. Louis MAZED ST LOU ie | | | o sas City has thru service ” Flat Crepes 6 . : : * an > pm v1 Ke Gv1sa$ C ify has thrts service N t . . . . Pi ; c oS et Fra IN7CISCO. Als to Lo sAn RES ewes ' ) 50-inch imported printed Linen, $2.98 a Wes Oe : ; : Georgettes With Pp p . a : bry step fr om car to car ¢ni route. Spring Modes eee $ . Repeating Monday's Success "Slips With Replenished Stocks Silk Crepes... Newest Modes 50 to $3.00 6-inch and 45-inch colored jf | , . Siete vALiEY Featuring Fabrics, } 9 He | . 7 | “SEE saat ooo | Double-Breasted Tailored Modes Tremendous selections of the wanted new Millinery modes for 5 to $5.75 50-ich Drapery Materials, o> HWE a \ Cte be pie sages rt . —— 3 Spring. Trimmed and sports See these lovely new models in this special Thursday 4 | ee done A remarkable Thursday offering of the smartest / modes, hairbraids, azures, Milan sale. You will want several when you see what beau- new Coats of the Spring season. Chic ages — ‘ie hemps, silk and straw combina- tiful material and what expert styling we have put into rich sport mixtures, tweeds, plaids and twills e I. to. Aa, dems: ln avden ts ee ae oud: an tae many styles are ultra new and fashionable. Some are , K LINE’S—Basement. offering these new Dresses at less than wholesale cost. fur trimmed, others plain. 7 ‘say . CLST, I rt ION STA TION fe DFLMAR AVF ALL SIZES 4 ° ne en: see ALL SIZES :: ALL COLORS ALL COLORS P.L. McNaily, Division sansng , Agent, Wabash Rv. -—Phone Mam 4980 | | J. L. Carney, General Agent, i mon ecshic System,-—— Phone Cre eid 1 204 XY /

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D1. LWUId FU! WiorAlLrt__ = 2 amsinanjeaas a WhEUNLSUA EY ENIAG, MARCH ov, oS Se Vauk 5 ial iiites 51. LUUID PUDI-UISFAI bn Spring 4 Extra-Size Wilton 5 her @ Two-Trousl Dresses H Coats Rugs & | Suits $19.75 to $25 Values Ly spate $89 to $95 Values $30 and $35 Values $14.85 $18.00 $77.00 $23.75 € 85 new Coats in is SRN « Nes “a @ Light and dark colored crepe Spring Suits in Frocks—mostly one of a kind; approved Spring styles in sizes 14 tO 44 135 only. Feurth Fleer a A quality wool Wil- ton Rugs in newest light, medium and allover and motif dark colors—splen- patterns. Rich col- : didly tailored—gizes orings. Fifth Ficer 34 to 46. A v La * sports and dressy i fur trimmed. Sizes - ' models — of satin » A | Feurth Fleer and twills, plain or€ 4244 to 5244. —— ‘ 4 Heit ¢e~ en ea ‘ x pe ‘ s 2 , ee eae S mee: AMEE. sera” eons : . , : ‘aE: ee ‘ ceeds ed ts ne os Oe ew A sap RRO aids . . pay Y gh ee 7P “ ames ie os A aes ak, ai Dames sy Sage ot y . i nike eres. . Ph nee ; oe ROS Teor eee ee ane ites ve : ake te SPs vt Bnd arr a . _ ' e : ? x ¥ . re * py _——- inj sh beg =F Ae peice ns as Lago athe aha hts pikes aon 4 wives doy deuce Al ’s R kable O Month Eg That Thri 1] Thursday—-One of Famous-Barr Co.’s Remarkable Once-a-Month Eg That Thrifty St id : : | aE iE : ‘@: ‘ A . , a | | : Heise ° a = p i — With Such Extreme Savings on Spring and Summer Personal and Hg@leeds That Throngs \ ig ye e e ‘ Se i a | Sse street and Women’s, Misses’ and Girls’ Ready-to-Wear—F ourth Floor € The end-of-theggent that arouses more =| iG | fPorts Hats, of , and more in sitoccurs. Its almost Ea. felt — in oe | 125 Women’s and Misses’ Spring Frocks; $16.75 values, choice at $7.50 7a anes’ S10 te SIS. 7 ee ER TOCHS «oo in coc sce cee ceeds $O numberless offemuid lots are, in the great 19 He [ 4 a a ee 33 Women’s and Misses’ $19.50 to $25 Coats ................. $12.75 65 Misses’ $25 to $35 Daytime Frocks Jo esed dees shee 0s ee ee od $15 majority new ~~ a andise! Shop for 62 a PE ieee, weer 86 Women’s and Misses’ $29.75 to $39.75 Coats .............. $17.50 123 Misses’ $3.95 Raincoats; a popular type .................. $1.50 Sori ’ d te oe ae a aiid 19 ie 61 Women’s and Misses’ $47.50 to $59.75 Coats ........ aes es - $25 15 Juniors’ $15 Sports Coats; sizes 15 and 17 only............ $7.50 pring an ursaay $a 35 na 11 Women’s and Misses’ $25 to $35 Sports Coats .............. $15 7 Juniors’ $29.75 Sports and Rress Coats; sizes 15 and 17..... $14.75 Look for One- feeets In every section. « ae 79 Women’s and Misses’ $39.75 to $59.75 Sports Coats .......... $25 20 Girls’ $4.95 White Crepe Drésses; sizes 10 and 14 years..... $2.88 Selling will start a | 35 a / 13 Women’s and Misses’ $69.75 to $100 Sports —— ce ene ; om 10 Girls’ $7.95 Tailored Spring > An oe 10 = = = “— | | 7 nh 64 $16.75 to $25 Extra-Size Frocks; daytime styles ............$/.50 75 Girls’ $2.95 Plain and Striped Sport Skirts; 10 an years... - | are | 2 11 $195 to $225 Fur Coats; sizes 16 years to 38 only............ $115 65 $5.95 Tom Boy Dresses; cotton broadcloth; 13 and 17 years. $4.95 Ret rigerators, R um Needs Basement Gallery 31 an | Man's # } J ] Cl] yy M FI 2 $143.50 Goldie Com ination Ranges — a a if ° - rnishi ane ' r 2 $178.50 Cole’s Combinatigiad Gas Ranges.......... Hi Toilet Goods, Notions, en's Furnishings, Jewelry, Gloves, Hose—Main Floo e d 3163 Cole's Cumbia Ranges’ :. cfnm pore oie 355 75c Imported Perfume Atomizers; dainty styles ............49¢ 150 Men’s $5 Pull-Over Sweaters; light and medium weights. .$3.50 8 $135 Cole’s Combination: Ranges. .......seee $66.45 : 4 He eee Geee Se meee POrrumme, 2-07. SIZE ...... nn. eee ee ese $2.95 42 $4 Enameled Mesh Bags; attractive colorings; each ........ $2.19 3 $122.50 Cole’s Combinatid Gas Ranges........ - $71.95 bi 177 SOc Vail Bros. Exquisite Toilet Water ..................... 34¢ 21 Men’s $8.50 Strap Wrist Watches; good timekeepers ...... $6.45 6 Discontinued $46.95 Leomierators, side icers...... $39.95 the 463 89c Peter Pan Face Powder; various shades; box ........... d0¢c 20 $3 Silver-Plated Pie Dishes; attractive design .............$2.49 5 Discontinued $55.95 tors, side icers...... $48.95 20 Bie 125 $1.50 Djer-Kiss Double Compacts ........................69¢ 21 $4.80 Sets of Six William Rogers Plated Salad Forks.......... $3 5 Discontinued $61.95 @erators, side icers...... $53.95 18 aie 180 Dozen Odds and Ends of Toilet Soaps; the dozen............42c 18 $4 Silver-Plated Bread Trays; attractive for gifts......... $2.95 6 $54.95 Sellers’ Kitchen Peches ae $47.95 | aul we ee ame memmanme MICOhO!] .... 2... cc cece ee eens 29¢ 400 Pairs Women’s $1.69 One-Clasp Lambskin Gloves ........ $1.29 8 $39.85 Sellers’ Kitchen @@in size................$34.95 hd 500 95c Automobile Sponges; good size ........................ 57¢ 300 Pairs Women’s $1.45 to $1.65 Novelty Silk Gloves; pair..... $1 20 $8.95 Sellers’ Kitchen Talg or gray enameled....... $6.95 Hy a 329 Dozen 50c-Dozen J. P. Coats Sewing Thread; colors; size 80. 29c 400 Pairs Women’s $1.25 Novelty Fabric Gloves; pair.......... 69c 15 $9.95 Sellers’ Kitchen or gray enameled....... $7.95 a 288 39c Gum Rubber Sanitary Aprons; flesh color,........... 25 200 Children’s $1.25 Waterproof Cotton Umbrellas; each....... 69c 10 $32.95 Leonard i mmued style .......35 $25.95 | i 720 29c Faultless Toothbrushes; various styles. -............... ldc 300 Yards $1 and $1.25 Laces; many different kinds; yard...... o0C 32 $1.15 and $1.25 Gri es; nickel plated........ Te aa 158 $1.25 Front-Opening Dress Protectors, full size............ 75¢ 600 Yards 25c Cluny Laces; for fancywork, etc. yard............ 10c 200 S5c Two-Piece Stag-Halae Sets ........:......... 65c He 132 $1.69 Snap-on Style Muslin Mattress Covers ............ $1.19 800 Yards 19c Wide Lace Bands; attractive patterns; yard...... DC 69 $1 Household Toilet AMMsize _................. _50c 3 450 35c Patch-It Paste; for mending, darning, etc. ‘ewe 120 Women’s 18c to 25c Handkerchiefs; many kinds; each...... 10c 40 $1 Laundry Bags; family made ................ 73e 500 Dozen 60c Southalls Sanitary Napkins; No. 3 size; dozen... 45c 1200 Women’s 25c Novelty Voile Handkerchiefs; col. effects. .1244c 50 75c Wall-Style Cloths ...................... 55c : 200 85c Slip-Over Garment Brassieres, with shields ........... 59c 1200 Men’s 39c Imported Linen Handkerchiefs; woven borders. .25c 200 10c to 20c Fiber CiiMorted kinds.............. 5e au 315 $1 and $1.25 Fancy Parisian Garters; various colors ........ 69c 2400 Women’s 8!.c Handkerchiefs; the dozen ................. o0c 4 $75 Cole’s Gas Ranges; Gi; connection included.. $44.95 ja 432 Dozen Companion Hair Nets; odd lot; dozen.............. 23¢ 300 Women’s $1.95 Lisle-Topped Silk Service-Weight Hose. . .$1.50 2 $45.95 Automatic ming style........ + -Soeete CHE: 650 Men’s $1.50 Soiled White and Colored Striped Shirts....... $1 98 Pairs ‘‘Black Bottom’’ Chiffon Hose; irreg. $3 grade; pair. .$1.79 6 $2.95 Mayonnaise Mize | Pe 4) 485 Men’s $2 and $2.50 Soiled White and Fancy Pattern Shirts, $1.45 297 Pairs 50c Pineapple Weave Lisle Hose; colors .............. o8Cc 1 $37.50 Porcelain-Lined & Iden-oak finish. ........$27 ‘ 390 Men’s $1.65 Cotton and Domet Pajamas; some frog trimmed. $1 360 $1 Silk-Top Chiffon Hose; odd shades; pair ...../......... 79¢ 1 $79.95 White-Enameled GiB Gas Range........... $61.45 : 750 Men’s 65c and 75c Four-in-Hand Ties | ea ee 50¢ 120 Pairs 75c Cotton Balbriggan Color Hose; sizes 9 and 944... .25c 48 50c Ice Cream Scoops; My tin................... 35c a 350 Men’s 75c Wide Leather Belts, with harness buckle...... 45¢ 125 $4.25 Fancy Silk Hose, in unusual colors; pair ............ $1.95 9 $5.50 Bird Cage Stans: fimighed .........<ss ee $4 : 225 Men’s $5 Silk Shirts; patterns and a few white.......... $2.95 408 Pairs Children’s 65c to $1 Fancy Socks; broken sizes........ 39c 6 $7.50 to $9.50 Bird mm COIOf GUCO...... 2s ce $6 a 450 Men’s $1 Athletic Union Suits; some soiled Ee aa ew 69c 80 Pairs Misses’ $1 Seamless, Shaped Socks; odd lot; pair...... 50c 36 65c Round Aluminum a 50c | 450 Men’s Novelty Half Hose; imperfect 50c grade; pair........ 29c 180 Pairs Women’s $1.50 Full-Fashioned Silk Hose; pair...... $1.15 24 95c to $1.50 Wayne Mimment Bags; assorted... __. 70c 295 Men’s $1.25 Lisle Golf Hose; fancy patterns: pair ......... 89c 110 Pairs Women’s $2.50 to $2.75 Silk Hose; odd lots; pair... .$1.95 2 $15.95 Hand-Power Walls; easy running.......$13.45 535 Pairs Men’s 55c Rayon and Lisle Half Hose; pair......... 39¢ 1000 Odds and Ends of Leather Handbags; slightly soiled; spec. .79c 3 $13.95 Hand-Power WasiiRs; easy running. ...... $11.45 72 Men’s $2.65 to $3.50 Fancy Cricket Sweaters; each ......... $1.95 800 Odd Lots $2.95 Leather Handbags; slightly soiled ......... $1.79 16 89c Garment Hanger S@gmished .................. 65c : 30 $1 Shears for cutting Gaetal ..... 2... ee 70c . . = . . $1. . SUIOVGE . .iocccae ee Tires, Sporting Goods, Luggage, Etc.—Sixth Floor Spring Fabrics for Many Purposes—Third Floor = Aa rg diy eee oo: a 15 $23.90 to $25.05 United States Royal Cord Tires........ $20.95 950 Yards 75c Striped Wool-Mixed Flannel; yard............ 39¢ 111 15c 14-Pint Cans Pa Mixed Paints............ 8c 10 $17.45 32x4%2 A. T.C. Cord Tires ...................... $15.75 300 Yards $1.69 Emb. Border Wooleiis; attractive shades; yard. . $1.39 75 98c 30-Ounce Cans B-C@MMator .................. 50c Ct CPEemeeeGs WOFG TITCS ............... cesses $16.10 165 Yards $1.50 Navy Blue Dress Woolens; yard.............. 69¢ 40 50c 12-Ounce Cans B-OfMator .................. 25c nie moet GOTd TIT6S |... .. 1. eens. $16.55 100 Yards $2.48 54-Inch Striped Fancy Woolens; yard.....--. .$1.69 26 Half-Pint Cans Hou BOTS ......... couse 60 $7.95 30x31, Regular Clincher Crescent Cord Tires..._.... $9.98 300 Yards 58c Striped Rayon and Cotton Fabric; yard.......... 29c 25 $1.10 Pint Cans H assorted colors:......... 45¢ 20 $10.95 29x4.40 Crescent Balloon Cord Tires ..............$8.95 500 Yards 39c Japanese Kimono Crepe; bright patterns; yard... .23c 23 $1.95 Quart Cans Hous@@ assorted colors ......... 90c. 72 $1.50 30x314 Durable Gray Inner Tubes .................. $1.15 300 Yards 49c Printed Cotton Voile; the yard.................. 25C 46 75c Hofstra Powder Spe 3 ee — 6 $85 Orthophonic Consolettes, Victor ....--.............. $69.95 200 Yds. 49c Odd Colors in Cotton Broadcloth; excellent wt., yd. .33c 17 $6.50 Durham Floor WaiS; adjustable handle ...... $4 2 Raleigh Brunswicks, regularly $99, at ....................... $79 250 Yards 75c Fancy Rayon-and-Cotton Fabrics; the yard....... 44c 97 $1.30 Electric Curling SS 59c 1 $145 Brunswick Regenoflex Radiola Combination ........ $129.75 350 Yards 39c Black Cotton Sateen; dependable quality; yard... .19c 27 $2.98 Electric Heaters;@™tonvenient size ........ $1.69 900 Columbia Vocal and Dance Records; wide variety; spec., ea., 10c 135 Yards 75c Printed Diagonal Rayon; the yard...............39¢ 7 $27.50 Electric Urns; 9-@igmete ... «$19.95 f yt $1 to sa — - wed es ‘ei Mp ae xsi oa 75 Yards $1.19 Lustrous Wash Satin; light shades; yard........ 88c Odd Tt . omen's 40 Hed Bnameie icycies; 28-inch wheels... .$23.95 225 Yards $1.29 Black Satin; desirable quality; yard............ 88c : ” iture— 9 10 $15 Sidewalk EE $11.95 100 Yards $2.50 54-Inch Black Crepe Chine. Seen aaa $1.79 Suites and i ure—Seventh Floor 7 $3 15 $4 Catchers IE os | ee $2.50 60 Yards $1.49 40-Inch Black Moire; dress weight; yard......... 98c 1 $169.50 Ten-Piece Wala d Dining Suite... $149.00 4 $4 Georgette 15 $1.75 Boys’ Catchers’ rrr $1.19 70 Yards Black Poplin; seconds of $1.98 grade; yard............ 66c 1 $265 Ten-Piece Walnut Sea Dining-Room Suite... $225 14 x Crepe ue toc Baseballs, Gouncesise.... ...........................59¢ 115 Yards $1.98 Black Fancy Coating; the yard..................$1 2 $49.75 Walnut and Halim ssi ( i‘sti(‘(‘(é iéj !(tCO*tOtCétC;C S84: TIS 7 $ » $2.50 Vaiae, Yard 50 $4.95 Tennis Rackets; slightly soiled +cat sot eon ch. ee 79 Yards $1.49 Fancy Heavy Plaid Fabrics; the yard........... 75¢ 2 $127.50 3-Pc. Jacquanl WR-Room Suites ....... $115.00 10§ $1.68 10 $15 Steel Camping Table and Chairs; folding style ......... $6.95 _ 210 Yards $1.49 Striped Tub Silk Shirting; the yard............. $1 8 $49.75 High-Back Tapa. $39.75 1 $ Sheer, all-silk 00 $6 Bronson Level Wind Fishing Reels ....... cena aes ..$3 250 Yards $1.98 50-Inch Bordered Tub Silk; the yard......... $1.39 3 $75 Walnut and Hardw@ie2 inches long........ $49.75 2$. Georgette e. 40 inches 100 $9.50 Steel Bait Fishing Rods .... nie $4.50 200 Yards $1.59 Striped Zephyr Silk: Summer colors; yard....... $1 2 $39.50 40-Inch Walnut@i Beds =—s_sids«si(‘éié#y... $33.50 1 Mt Rtnet: ana 60 $3.95 Lightweight V-Necked Sports Sweeters . so. de sg, a, $1.79 135 Yards $1.35 Yellow and Green Silk and Wool Crepe; yard... .50c 17 $4.50 Green Fiber SR 1 manly of che mest 25 Seat Covers for 1925 Ford Coupes; special .... Te eee 200 Yards $3.98 54-Inch Dress Satins; various shades..... se eal $2.48 3 $178.75 Three-Piece pBed Suites.......... $149.00 15 ~~ re 20 Seat Covers for 1924-25 Ford Tudor Sedans; special......... $5.95 125 Yards $1.50 40-Inch Odd Poplins; the yard ................. 98¢c 2 $47.50 Walnut and Haas = $4250 2 : 10 $3.75 Hatboxes, round model; floral pattern .............. $2.75 = 6 $35 Wardrobe Trunks; substantially built ................. $27.50 , ; » | vitae oe _—_—eremeles = ol $22.50 4 ; cuer Saicases; straps around... ..........___ $4.9 , . $50 Wardrobe Trunks; full sine; floor samples ..... oe $3950 ‘ No Mail, Phone, C. 0. D. or : _ we apne Sapastable: iently edieg .... 3 |. $15 ‘Will Cal’ Orders Accepted : nglish Carriages; leather hood; floorsamples...__.=.——s—s«$99°7. . i= : i $29.50 to $42.50 Handsome Buffet and Seandhs Mirrors..... Seeae on These One-Day Specials . oe. : <5 3 $2.50 French Prints, framed in antique frames... $1.99 : We Give and Redeem Eagle St Restricted Articles Ex — Simmons May-Nap Crescent uits Mattresses Napkins Tires $23.90 10.85 eos Special at Thursday Only— $745 Value $10.8 $11.50 3 Boxes,89c $5.98 € Just 200 Crescent - @€47 boys’ two- knicker vest Suits —single and double i © Deodorized sani- Cord Tires in stard- ard 30x354-inch reg- | ular clincher size, € so-lb. = all-layer- feit Mattresses with 4-row stitching and tary Napkins—easy to dispose of be- breasted; only one or two of a pattern; art ticking cover cause they're solu. . 4 = . . : ; with sturdy sizes 7 to 14 years. Full size only. ble. Dozen in box able non-skid tread. Main Fleer Secend t leer Seventh Fleer in,

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joraAilo Wilton Rugs $89 to $95 Values $77.00 @ Just 13 heaviest Moh} quality wool Wil- ton Rugs in newest allover and motif | patterns. Rich col- orings. Fifth Floor nce-a-Month EgThat Thrifty St ‘EX 91. LUUISD FUSI-UISPAILH. — ——— Two-Trouser Suits $30 and $35 Values $23.75 @ Men’s all - wool Spring Suits in light, medium and dark colors—splen. didly tailored—sizes 34 to 46. Second Fleer Grover Footwear $8 Value $6.45 € Women’s patent or black kid Grover Strapped Shoes with welt or turn soles. 142 pairs only. Second lloor \ AO Ree TTS Ll MARCH 30. poz we WEDNESDAY wy uNING. . Louisans Well Know the Adsantaze of Attuiiis — RY One-Day S Chiffon Hose Special, Pair $1.79 Women’s finely woven Chiffon Hose in popular colors; silk topped and ir- regulars of $2.75 grade. Maim Mloer j : . > o% _ ae AF +, ‘ \ 8.50 Long and Short Pants Suits... .. $9.67 to $12.33 100 Men’s $1.45 Blue Overalls: sizes 30 to 38. ... 2... ac cumoeees - POC 95 ? ” 31 Boys’ $6.50 Alligator Slickers; soiled; broken sizes........ $3.75 137 Boys’ 75c Sexton Union Suits; broken sizes ........ nine 59c 2 $143.50 Cole’s Combination§ifoal Ranges............ $73.50 56 $3.25 and $3.95 Odd Long Trousers; sizes 9 to 16 years ........ $2 196 Boys’ $1 Collar-Attached Shirts; all sizes ............- Thursday Will Appear on 210 $1.50 Metal- Magazine Racks; ee = convenient.... “ : , 115 $5 Table Lamps; complete—base and shade ............ ae i , April me Sy Pay- 95 60c Shell Wows Bouquets; in dainty colorings .............. 35C ° . apie in Wia ST $4 Three-Tdght HACiree PaMWNG. onic ccc ctescwecccccces $2.50 e and Redeem Eagle St@ffw Restricted Articles Excepted d 49 $6.50 Four Light Electric Fintares .........ccccccoccccce. $3.50 May-Nap Crescent Silk Costume @ Electric Napkins ’ Tires BS Slips Irons Thursday Only— $7.85 Value a $3.95 Value Special at 3 Boxes,89c $5.98 =F PIs opel $2.97 € Deodorized sani- oe sacar, c chine and radium € Universal 6-1b. tary Napkins—easy ard 30x3'4-inch reg- ae aie: skeen re ay te Ni heat; reversible to dispose of be- cause they're solu- ble. Dozen in box Main Fleer -™ ular clincher size, with sturdy depend- able non-skid tread. Sisth Fleor or trimmed; pastel colors. Sizes 34 to 44. Third lt leer heatproof stand. Basement Gallery ZA Tots’ Silk Frocks $6.95 to $8.95 Values $4.85 @ Crepe de chime FProcks in new Spring styles — all samples. Light and * dark colors; 2 to g | years; 60 only. = Third Fleer Eat i, ] | —— Cages and Stands $6.95 Value $5.95 € 100 round two- color finished Bird Cages with high, half-circle stand to match. Basement Gallery Mee Ree assetetoiane . u - aes Gye: 4s i i» a I hin oe SANE AI ab le Dp Sty RRL CD nc

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PAGE 10 - ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ pang oe WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 30, 1927 ae _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Part Linen Toweling 10 Yards Ce € os , “ae. yl e QUALLS $ *-—* i« 3 : ‘ ben G.ancarG WwW ita ? } \ . 7 - a a? > y * % é a 7 a . .* 79c Table Damask 1 81x90 Seamless Sheet 2 tor 2 42x36 Pillowcases 1 . 15c Unbleached Muslin 10 Yards.. (Rargcain Basement.) ‘(Rargcain Rasement.; _ $1.95 Lace “ee (Bargain Basement.) (Bargain Basement.) . : . 2 tia: £2 2. a eee © Fancy cheeks and «stripes. weil = 3 $ we : iz : mis £.e = ~ behcee at (i a*.-*"@ et ee Ae hd Sto 16 ceo Irregulars eets re. Z 4 a (Bargain B: asement.) a é : nd ; f i 50c Rayon Alpaca, Muslins $1. 25 Bed Sheets a + 2t ie i 2"2 Yds. 2 ay a ee | i ; red 1 22¢ Colored OP eran 70c nde gah - | Me Gb s.5..... 3] Sheeting. 21, Yds. sf _ Indian Head Sheeting 2... ... | Wear 2 for Tots ; ~ P~ et 4 15¢ Bleached Muslin 9 Yards. a §] from a 22¢ White _ 8 Yds. ben eses ens 3] ~ T ry qa, ] iets THE FLAVOR THAT COUNTS F . , - 7 ~~ ° aes - : eee. os Tas § »~' x: 7 . Py m . a a A ~ , t } = : ; : ; : Rowman seers were * Rayo mn ar 1c owe sizes and colors: eet Rs we sbbntee ed $1.49 Black Taffeta—Chiffor $1.49 Geeeenne Crepe—E x- "“T‘"o ce cr J ‘ $1.49 Washable Radium — Wanted shade ! ne ~ ot re ~ * ai li undgerwea (Bargain Basement.) Rayon Pillows oe 3] and Easter—the styles ir street, business, golf, spor travel styles of exceeding The Materials grades. ty cotton materials (mama Basement.} $ 95c Boys’ Wash Suits, 2 for eh € oo © e RB sightly | Silk Combinations 6 r z sizes 3 : ; rs, good models. ~ a Misses’ 14, 16, 15— $1.69 Sports Satin — Fancy —— he (N\ece novelty | checks, plaids, Boys Stockings 4 Prs.., ) Be | — pastel ehades: ttom and . A” brand, ae : itl i me Pn Im ° 3 Black. A aren 8 ee eee oxcel- 11 . . rashable qua! ~ : | had 40-inch | ¢ yn«s Steel Beds—Twin or full aise, square eine shaped mitered corners with $15 85 » fillers. Walnut or fvory finish... . . Sweet Bed—Two-inch round continuous mor full pao brown $8. 45 mel finish... -- - x ¢ a a a4 Stamped Good s, 4 for.. | 8 pte - with eel-slatged bottom, helical “= $10. yi . sé tie ‘ Lar idard sizes Neeru: Winner Pitows—Well- tied ean N a, 3/2 Yds. “gS s:$] 2 t0 10 yard leneths 49c, 59c Drapery Gauze, od quality, pusage Cloth, 3 Ta, Women's Costume S Sis a Corsets and Girdles. . 2° Me He “ey is ens Han : t re te: : lengths. EY, a 4 i OSES ears $ Seetaed wissen: © 90 20 9a" Drapery Damask =] | . -_ ‘ton . ‘ eduall Lame ee 2 x . beg on ~ r ‘ 4rd wi a eee it ME eM sia i ak ita it sk: Yo a a Ee a Oa ee ee ee y Hee v Ay Sat) > ane Sed ane tition, “ ss ; sb Ae. 3 re OA Ae e vi i paste a shades gu. A. a $1 98 Porch Frock. . =f or stoma: Lor 8h b aa Samples of women's wus! emt ee aaa ere a ; e — = f ; at a ne Brassieres, Bandeaux, i . tale pat terns and ~ te $1.98 to $2.98 hoa . 2 for EA Sig de ll 5] aL “wag Ns a ain. 5s ot ie pamacsen. jong of shart . 2 Reduced gu P — ae - “x “std = Women’s Knit Vests, etock. Sl'cht so I . & from hondiing Size seseortmrn’ Men’ s Work ‘Curtain ad Rod Set Rayon Underwear, 2 for | Pair ruffie 3] Women’s Union Suits, i $1.65 Ruffled aT a Chiffon Hosiery ee ae = Bn & Window Shades Women’ s, Girls Shoes. :- $ Opac : — $ Bungalow oe 2 for ST tore en leathers x 9] marantes d \ a two button, thru poekets. Sizes 14% » Bee ~ (Bargain Basement.) Pim x ace gFingh ‘tal ao ——_— Dray. well-made. ut ti.eei ts. oe ~ Men's Shirts. Drawers. aS . Fabric Gloves, 2 Prs... ~§ ee .- § Mattress Covers We mens wan ee Glo | | ensth. . Wt hn ee PE abot . 7 tality turn -back —— fa \ ; “ ; eds signs Gixxl sizes Mer cerized coi faru ¥ by; ~~ “he BARGAIN BASEMENT aan Dollar Day Sale of Men’ Ss Broadcloth Shirts Just 600 fresh white broadcloth Shirts, collar- attached style. ‘Women’s en = s] $1.49 Printed Radium.. 3] — Scarfs. . oe | BARGAIN BASEMENT Companion Sale to Dollar Day EXTRA SIZE _ Dresses in the lot. Sizes 42 to 52. 90 Sizes te 14 to ©} tanks 17 ke | ae Bargain a cur Basement 4 h , } WA : . : : * 4 | inusua Va a ts _— - e ir reg this price ™ x a — Clearing Silk and Cloth Dresses $1.50 Men’s copsieal Some slightly sofled and mussed from and display. Also some irregculars of high- Shirts, collar-attached and neckban a style. Sizes "2 14 to 17. Reps, broadcloths, madras, greatly reduced. (St. Leais® Largest Bargain Rasement.) (Se. Louts’® Largest Bargain Basement.) ~ n i A ° > 4 (Bargain Basement} a polka dots in foulards and tricoknits (rayons) Just 200 \ 7, 4 ? 2 ~* » ls mrs y ar. x it*ra “tite ce lec nv TY) « : 2 ’ } ’ Les Can’ a Li Little Tots F rocks. a | a 7°a ome BARGAIN BASEMENT Companion Sale to Dollar Day—400 Girls’ Spring Coats _ and Silk Dresses Sizes 7 to 14 Years > A Every gar- PAT XN 7 ment a reg- tS NAN alear $5 and ent \ x! $6 value. Coats of tweeds and polaire in belted style. Plaids. mix- tures and novelties. Dresses of crepe de chine in both \ ; | short and long sleeve | styles Milsses’ Raincoats 4 i) Raine ats in sizes th 10. ee br Reg it @ i So LPS or r | i lar i ) r | ) my? ‘St. Levis’ Largest Baysain Rasement.) Girls’ Winter Coats. os 73 $1. _ Boys -Longies. 7 Whiden feathers, 19x26 inches, covered $?. 65 i th crac 1(°A ticking Paty. .«é¢seseee | - cemenenaleeaa Fleer, North.) ¥ a : t serviceable wearing Girls’ Dresses Sizes fT l years. PLR 5] Boys’ Union Suits, E. O. M. Lingerie | ae ' fo $1.50 wg f8 M2 Nightgowns—Nightgowns, 3 | ! -~hemise, of nainsook, voile and , = Ss 5s ft i6 years, ~ 2 a es Si, - age aft Pvea, Sizes b-4 | fsise Crepe de catin Chemise—Crepe de chine a ta . 2... $ +t met : ; At tie. fine pincheck nain , trimmed d t yred ety! Children’s Shoes ..... it cook. incicding some dalbrigea x Be es 69¢ Pia; Oxf ria - rape and m4 te WwitaA ' 2 White —~ Shoes. . - § p_ Spring Cricket Sweater “se Vlish White | se me i ree lars. = Sizes ®8 to % 68 to $1 Garments—Included are nainsook and Step-ins. ted sage corset covers and 25 hd inatio ns. Tie ativ itt red ese e@Beeeeere Cc : $695 Costume Stieeendl ips of rayon stripe al- + Sweatere: new it Chemises, bodice top, lace trim- Boys’ Sweaters. . a) | + Rae saorms sg tts $l. 19 BR! ue denim. fast colored —_ $ S| Sizes. 5 ) 5 to 15. — We ae ae Peady | » Men’ s “ge nf Hose,4 for a 50 and $2.95 Gowns and Slips—Radium Silk last 8 in package . ei. bet ter —* = row ns nd crer : chine step-tna, chemise — - mercerized and rayon bloomers, also voile and batiste night. 1.95 Children’s Bloomers re: omni — vomers. - tenened. seal . $1.95. 4 for a ae a ts ae ys $1. 50 Men $ + Cape. ; ‘\ecent»—‘econd Be South.) Sivan A ¢ 1? vears: whit ™ Ww >prT nha x elas nee and na im ta fa) hy * r De ys hard wear. Boys Overalls, 2 for. . | - h mstit hed bodice top . / : new stvies. AL the atest Si. 9 ’ ; “ee — oe & ciaiaias ae “ine i se - “ives 3 to 5 oe a Lh M a = ) _ > . a = 2 nte j r 3 4s 4 “ - \ . O. M. bine — oy $26. 95 An ——— a Suits—These Suits zi ef the a2 r S | both single and dou- — S: sted @t: s 2. gi if knickers or 10.50 onc i 1 golf pants. Sizes 4 to 5 only Boy Dat ba 4 : re iT d r — a>? ak al : Wear: *ize3 6 to 14 years. ‘* . * nead sizes $2.98 Wash Dresses—Prints and percaies (St. Louls’® Largest Barcain Basement.’ =» Pretty ribbon ties: sizes B14 rare, «6 tase eeeeheeenee 1. ™ $3.95 to $5.95 Wash Drexees—Oddments: ® broadclothe. pongres, noveitie; and rae bd . any have touches of hand em- C = ods rhe- sizes 6 Cendiaaemnal ts ie igs ge TS i)

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All the iat- east numbers included itn the group. better Novelty cotton materials. (Bargain Basement.) quantity, slightly from h: and ing. Sizes 3 ___Fast colors, good mode is. = Boys’ Stockings, 4 Prs., -known All: Ya cia colors me ~ il ribbed. Double knee. Sizes 6 Silk ant ne r Bear Brand Hose: ali perfec Wanted col- ors. Lisle rane ‘tops. All sizes. (Bargain Basement.) a 50 oop Knickers.. $ lined, medium shadeg, guUrabvit CaeSlIDiclre. $1. 50 Boys Lengies. . $ Cuff aes ttom, neat eserviceabie mixtures Excellent wearing A} Sizes Ss TO 16 ye are. Boys Union Suits, tic, pinches nain- .- § “hi ting some balbrigtan Uite Ww ith short slieever. Sizes 94 to a4. OE ae OP OP ee Boys’ Sweaters. age ‘ing Cricket Sweaters; new eaves: V-neck style. egulars. Sizes 28 to 34. Boys’ Reseda 2 for. . Riue denim, fast-colored ery fal cloth, for boys hard wear. Sizes b 5 to 15. Seconds of better grades, rayon mixed. Men’s sed Hose,4 for $ 1| merce riz: and Fancy patterne. * 50 Men’ cu Sy | ~ w Spring. “Wor fab 4 Cs, ire and vo ie ‘a be he fully. i] sizes, extra special Exeeptional values %s hroadc!] o t bh . and chambray. ie re tty ahah & Women _ elzes. (Bargain Basement.) Work Trousers ..... . | Cottonade Work tna neat dark stripes made for hard wear. Cuff bottom. Sizes 29 to 42. Waist. Medium wel ight, cotton, large li} eollar. broken eizes. Fine out-door work or for the Men’s Cotton Sweaters.. . | RGAIN BASEMEN? ual Values! 1,000 ing Hats at $1.95, $2.95 and $3.95 A very fortanate pur- chase enables us to offer OP: Hats like this at so low a * price. Trimmed and Tailored Fine — Milan Hemps Hair Braids Silks and Straws A big array of new Hats for the spring season. All the wanted spring colors, bright and gay, as well aS the always wanted black. | Large and small shapes, large and small head sizes, (St. Lowls’ Largest Bargain Basement.) oa * , " . “ ee 3 = Bea nt 3 seem | i 2. “+ + , & FY 3 aa f 24 * t o i rafeaks ves ih as 3 eae Pitas. i rey een Sie i a oe Oe ee siden died a ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 30, 1927 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ——— me and apparel needs. Greatest End of the Month Growing each and every month, but great time to save on ho greater by far this month. An opportune A great one-day store-wide sale. -? The Materials Flat Crepes Georgettes Crepe de Chines Tinseled Georgettes Veiled Prints Silk Combinations Misses’ 14, 16, 1s—W Omen’s 86 to 50 (Nugents—Second Floor, North.) Pre-Easter Sale of 2000 New Spring Dresses 2 FOR $21 ; These are the newest styles launched for Spring and Easter—the styles include afternoon, dinner, street, business, golf, sports, all-occasion, town and travel styles of exceeding attractiveness. New Greens Pinks ilver Blues Navy and Black he Sizes ‘ ‘ E.0.M.Bedding | e bet 834% ad style with heavy filling rods, strong and rigid, ‘or full size SS ee ee ; xe birecsc——Exxtra quality, 45-pound felt-and-cot- , B Mattress, roll edge, strongly tufted $8 45 Good art ticking. All sizes. 7 ster Pads, 4x6 feet, box edge, will not $6 95 art ticking e Double- Deck meg ct can gion arranted 20 vears, 7 ar ep CO} fe 7 grade ACA ticking y -“ . oS ma Steel Beds—Twin or ‘full size, square shaped mitered corners with $15. 85 » fillers. Walnut or tvory finish.... »] Stee] Bed—Two-inch round continuous - brown mot pack. ; tte BRed—PH xtra quality, *“F-nound felt-anéd- or spread, tempered steel coils, reinforced r with steel singed 2 bottom, helical ess 29 if d, a ken —— 19x26 (Nugents—Fourth Floor, 2.05 . = : E. O. M. Lingerie | to $1.50 Slipover cath gpoapeme ee ean pa @, trimmed and tailored ¢tyles. ee OS gk kk ee we broken sizes to $1 Garments—In: Bstep-ins, teddies, corset covers and epeations, neativ a5 Costume nae ig ‘pe of rayon stripe al- -.. = , ‘or . . " » ? Beowns and crepe de « . | + Mloomers, also voile and batiete fue - 1. 95 ce trimmed, slightly soi od ms. Ds, bloome rs, Cnemise, of nainsook, VOi le and . 69c ) Crepe de Chine Chemise—C re pe de chine pe Chemises, jluded are nainsook and trimm . hemsti a he pt wait $2.95 Gowns and Slips—Radiu 3 ine step- ins, a ieum Lat ¢ ‘ Nucents—Second F nT South.) . O. M. Boys’ Clothing | gpoys’ $16.95 an- wae ppring agg BI se = . of TT styles. 2 golf tteoneiae or S10. 50 gand 1 golf pants. Sizes 4 to § on! me in new stvies. Ali the Maes. Sizes 3 to 8.. ms’ Union Suits—Nainsook, Union Suits. mat. Sizes 26 to 34, 59c wys’ 4-Piece Suits—This group contains Suits our higher-pri land mses from 4 to 18... -. me new English box models. Light an = id res of the desired kind 3roken $6.75 . *) , tfrom 3 to 8.. ’ the finest tailoring in both nele and 3” New Watkhable Suits—Boys’ new Wash 51.39 broadcloth aLIie I Well made and ee ae $] ed stock in broke! 8. 00) Ss’ Spring Topcoats—aA speci: al grou ip of Coats (Negents——T' hird taer. 0.49 ) — E. O. M. Rugs | #00 Brussels Rugs—Heavy rm y wit % tive designs and colorings. 7? ay L. 95 50 Senile Ss Wilton Velvet Rugs—1? o Pn very closely of worsted yarns. MBulars. 9x12 4.95 Heavy aneniuun Tr Rugs—11 mritan pattern. 8.3x10.6 size. irreg rulars.. (“hinese de- in many colorings. 949.5 Cs sc, 5 4 we Wes 0 J if 50 Seamless Velvet = el imited qu: ih desired patterns. 319, 95 $32 50 Cinna Floor, South.) IE. M. Handkerchiefs _| - Colors only Regular 10c nen's . Handke rchiets—Of good qualit iS ¥ + E.O. M. Sports Wear | men’s Handkerchiefs+These are of linen in Slight seconds and 8 for 280 ( Nugents—Main Floor, North.) --l—long and short sleeves. Over- men’s and Misses’ Blouses—Just 100 in this English broadcloth style 8 Skirts——All-wool tweeds with kick pleats Dhigh shades in flannel with ? ond $2.95 (Nugents—Second Floor, South.) 0. M. Girls’ Apparel | » Pretty ribbon ties; sizes % Many have touches of hand em- wies: sizes 6 to 14 Ts oda oe os 2.98 $1 Wash Dresses—Ginghams, prints and cottons in styles most suitable for 79 Wear; sizes 6 to 14 years.......... C $2.98 Wash Dresses—Prints and percaies $3.95 to $5.95 Wash Dresses—Oddmen's: broadcloths. pongees, novelties and wash (Nagents—Second Floor, South.) | E.O.M. Infants’ Wear | Children’s $1.85 Dresses—Made of — and fig- ured voiles, broken sizes. of colors Boys’ $1.95 to $2.25 Suits—Sturdy tub fabrics. Come in Oliver Twist and middy $1 50 — Infants’ $1.19 Blankets—Solid colors with white stripe borders; also white with shadow 79 checks ripen! ¥ $1.50 Crib Comforts—-Floral designs with plain- color borders. Blue only. Just the thing SI SOP DART. Owe sc vepaccs were ee ek ee Tots’ $2.25 to $5.95 Dresses—These frocks are made of crepe de chine, broadcloth and $1 95 jersey. Broken sizes: Solled...........- . Infants’ Coats—A1] of wool cashmere, belted an straightline models, scalloped collars and cuffs. Solled (Nugentx—Second Floor, South.) E.O.M. Toiletries | 10c Marvel Toilet Articles— Cold or Beauty Crear m. Djer-Kiss Adherent Face Powder—A'fav- orite of many women, special 50c Lazell Tdquid Brilliantine—Many women use his preparation for their 440 Hoofland’s Herb Tea—aA Springtime 10 tonic that is especially priced for E. QO M.., C Nadsco. Hardwater Soap—A Soap that is 50 made especially for National Dept. Stores, jor. . $1.20 Seven Sisters’ Colorator Hair Dye— ~ 25 One of the best-known Hair Dyes. C > 290c Body Talcum—vVelour puff, hcaiuet - fragrance ‘ 1d5c 10c Del Gloria Castile Soap—aA featured em for E. O. M. 6 cakes for (Nugents—Main Floor, North.) E. O. M. Pictures 1 Oilettes—Many different scenes, gold and 60 colored polychrome A C Mirrors—$ 1.0 0 value. Combination Mir- - rors with small é6cenes. —685¢c $1.00 Pictures—Landscapes and natu scenes, colored polychrome frames Ase (Nugents—Third | Floor, Seuth.) E.O.M.Stationery | New Testaments—aA complete beok of the “19 New Testament. Black covers C Soiled Stationery—Just the “39 for the writer. Assorted tn colors an At tractive 7 on mantle or the buffet Pair 20¢ CN agents-—BMate Floor, North.) | E. O. M. en Junior and Bridge Bases—Bases ar: x of —_— 5 } V strong balloon $7.50 (Nugents—Third Floor, North.) New Dress and Sports SPRING COATS 20 These Are the Coats That Are Much in Demand for l-aster So Soon Here An outstanding collection that commands attention, for they are styled right, come in the correct Spring Erminette (Coney Fur) American Broadtail Light Wolf Collars The fabrics include imported plaids and mixtures, fine suedes, lorcheens, twiils, Mack satims and cashas. (Nugénts—Second Fleer, North.) E.O.M. Furniture | $269 3-Pc. Bed-Davenport Suite—Covered in Jac- quard velour with moss and felt filling, Nachman Spring-filled cushions equipped with double-size bed. . ° $159 $50.00 Cogswell Chair—Upholstered in tapestry or velour, large roomy seats, substantially built, spring back and cushions. Mahogany 7 finish.... $29.75 $32.50 Occasional Chair—Very attractive, sub- stantially built. In choice, assorted mohair, spring seat cushions, birfh frame, mahogany finish $22.00 Davenport Table—60 inches long, gum- wood mahogany finish, either Queen Anne OF TOURS BRUNE POR. 6k 6k. U6 6 oa KS uh cca oS $14 $3.75 End Table—Half-moon shaped gumwood, mahogany finish, strongly OCOTMAATUCTOG onc veo 00 c's . $2.65 $4.50 Magazine Basket — Single-compartment Magazine Basket with hand holder, comes in red, green or black lacquer. § (Nugents—Fourth Floor. North.) | E.O.M. Men’s F urnishings | Men’s Shirts—Men’s fancy and plain white ’ ens | ee hs a se ee rs ree $] Men's Hose—Men and young men will want @ supply of these Hose. Plain colors. Broken sizes Men’s Hose—These Hose come tn fancy and plain colors. Broken sizes............ 39¢ Men’s Sweaters.— Part-wool Sweaters, light weight, tn a good range of ‘* CG ae 6 sb le ae oe ee ee ea ere eas $ 1.98 Men’s Neckwear—Full cut ties in a score of neat patterns, 1 Men’s Knit Ties— A!) the new 35 3 for colors and designs for Spring.. C, $1 Men’s Fancy Rayon Hose—Light colors. Especially priced for E. O. M. Sale........ 44c Men’s Philtex Collars—For men and young men, {n broken sizes and discontinued 4 for | CRVIGR . 3's éwks o ; _ (Nugents—Main Floor, North.) E.O.M.Hats | " §mart Spring styles for young men. 95 ee Gk. oc CHR Ma x KR ee tke 3. (Nugents—Third Floor, North.) E.O.M. Wash Goods | 50c Dress Ginghams—2 to 9 yard lengths: fine Ginghams in staple patterns. 32 inches wine. .: BGG 6 ds. 646 0 cd KE eee ws 25c 50c Cotton Foulards—2 to 10 yard lengths ef mercerized Foulards, with neat printed pattern. 26 inches wide. 39¢ 69c Black Sateen—In 10 to 20 yard lengths, suit- able for coatilinings and bloomers. Ve ry practical for sexviceable garments. 36 inches wide. Rs ak dk eee ends cee 6 eee kc 49¢ 39c Printed Chintz—Beautiful new Chiniz in light and dark colored grounds with 7, , neat printed patterns. 32 inches wide. 25c 75c Fancy Zig-Zag Rayon ace acne rayon dress fabric, light and dark colored grounds with very novel printed patterns. 36 inches wide. 49c Printed Dimity—26-inch fine — etre ity in white grounds with new small, ns designs: Yard ( Seqenteudiiiate Floor, South.) E. O. M. Shoes | $6 and $8 Shoes—Women’'s shoes. Broken lotsa straps and pumps in patent and satin, also ~ poene trimameG BOGOR. «os. cae chee te icens: $3 95 (Nugents—Main Floor, South.) Children’s Shoes—Breken lots, formerly $2.95 values. High and low Shoes in patant and tan calf. Straps and sandals $1 (Nugents—Main Floor, South.) Men’s Shoes—Broken lots, formerly $5 and $6 3lack and tan calf in various values. styles (Nugents—Third Fleer. North.) & E. O. M. Fancy Linens | $4.95 Madeira Scarfs—Made on good quality Iriah linen; hand embroidered and hand 3 acalloped; sizes 18x45 inches.......... $ 49 59c Madeira Dollies—Hand embroidered and acalloped; on good quality linen; inches. Slightly sofled (Nugents—Main Filoeor, South.) | E.O.M. Hosiery | Women’s $1.85 Silk secon sg hang fashioned, ser- vice weight; well reinforced ed shades: some irregulars . Women's $1.50, $1.75 A ES ig silk Hosiery in the wanted shades; some irreguiars : $] (Nugents—Main Floor, North.) | E. O. M. Women’s Hats 2 $5.00 Hats—Smart new Hats tn the new materials and colors for tag ca wear, $3.7 15 | in E.O.M.Curtains _| 60c Voile Valances—Double-ruffle Valances in solid color and dotted effects. 60 inches 39 wide. Complete with thes. .. w...--ceeesees Cc $1.95, $2.50 Fringed eae lace Cur- tains in fringed bottom effects. $} edge styles. 4 to 10 pairs of a Boro He ‘ $1.75, $2.50 Drapery Silks—i5 and 60 inch Drapery Silks and damasks. In plain and S| striped p&tterns. Some short lengths.....-« 35c, 480 Marquisettes—2 to 10 yard lengths of plain and fancy Marquisettes In various 19¢ wanted tints. 36 inches wide 60c, Stripe Rayon—36-inch Rayon nin estes tp Jacquard and stripe patterns. Various 25 wanted colors. 250 yards to offer esos C 60c, 85c Rayon Gauze—36-inch Gauze in the va- rious popular natural tints; also colored 39¢ novelty weaves... (Nugents—Thiré Fleor, ‘South. ) | E. O. M. Luggage $42.50 Fiber Wardrobe Trunks—lIarge round edge construction. Veneerwood body, hard fiber covered and bound; troning board, holder, locking bar, ete. Slightly marred. $34.50 2 only $16.85 Cowhide Traveling Bags—Genuine wa!- rus or boarded cowhide leather, leather $14. 45 lined. Sewed-in frame Women's Hatboxes—cChoice of Dupont or black enamel all-leather bound, neatly lined $4, 95 with shirred pockets Boston Bags—Good quality aeiats cain neat- ly flowered-cloth lined. Double loop handles. 98c While they last | ce esetes (Nugents—Third Fleor, Seuth.) | E.O.M. Leather Goods | $4.95 Handbags—Handbags, pouch shapes only. Assorted colors $2.95 Handbags—Leather Handbags, pouch shapes and also under-arm Beaded Bags—In draw-string style enl¢. Come ia all dark colors Beaded Bags—$2.95 value. imperfect. Fraime top. (Nugents—Main Fleer, por | E. O. M. Men’s Trousers | $7.85 Golf Knickers——Al!l wool—kanit grip Golf Knickers—very special $3 Snagproof Pants——Colors are olive drab or black—sizes 30 to $42 $5 Worsted Trousers——-In neat gray $3. 25 and brown stripe patterns—sizes 20 to 38, {(Nugents—Third Ficor, North.) E. O. M. Linoleum to $1.66 val- Slightly Inlaid Linoleum Remnants—$1.49 ues, some pieces alike, many attrac- tive patterns. Square yard 79c Congoleum Kemnants—3-yard width. while imited quantity lasts, in carpet and tile 39 patterna. Square yard *“evreevee Cc Room-Size Congoleum Hugs—9x9 and $9x19% size, all perfect and of the Gold Seal quality; only 15 Rugs.. (Neagents—Third Fieor, South.) | E.O.M. House Dresses / Tub Dresses—iIn rayon, votles, prints and dimity, broken sizes, in small, medium and | 4 large a . 9 Tub Dresses—Of silk pongee in print patterns and tub silk. Sizes 14 to 16 $1 95 only pevee + White Uniforms—QOf poplin and nurses cloth, slightly solled, regular $4.95 values, broken sizes 36 to 46 ...secc« Cotton Crepe Kimonos—Lace-trimmed and tal- lored models; in a good assortment of . e*eneneeeteve (Negente—Geeend Pileer, Seuth.) [ E.O.M.Neckwear | New Scarfs—Of Georgettes and crepe de chine, neatly hemmed and fringed $1.59 Neckwear—aA large assortment ef Neckwear, col- lar and cuff sets; materials are of lace | and linen $1.95 Underwear—Nightgowns, chemise an4 step-ins of fine rgyon, taflored and lace trimmed. Slightly solled ......., $1.29 $1.00 Union Suite—Women's cotton knit Union Suits, Summer —* various styles, slightly soiled . 0994000669 6446000 2bbs $1.79. ah ous ; re , = P ' ‘ ‘ : x 5 : : b HEM sire Rey Silage Sanh soiia Dads > dak a tide ae. te re. isa iio AO hiariead we > RA RSIS Wit cugh cs Seat eee eee cea Sere 9 ay Spas og i att a oe © age yee 50) ig paw Se Seite oe » pee: : 1 Se eee ee ene proms Rees 0" tae ie ay y aie aed at a Stee CORRE Rr oR ity pA HRS ' C ae De bie a 1i_ we pee hated t pa wiaealnk Mar py telah de semeateedaals 4 ean et ee ee i ah ee 6 Sa LE GP LOO A

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—_ PAGE 12 ieashier for t BROKER'S CASHIER ACCUSED "OF $224,000 EMBEZZLEMENT Ry the Assor'tsted LOS ANGELES Schuyler D. ~ 79 € P ~ 7 Orrell, 26 years ol ‘SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES eee ST. LOUIS UNIVERSITY about $224.000. Deputy Disrrict Attorney Forrest 7 % _ — a wn » - - said Orre!] confessed he had ios —) ee . = ——. heavily in stock market specuia- Ti9ns TT} a £ 4 mrmT ny ww hor I tt ™m annour ] ey > ; Sit fy TY) storks (ir. « 4 - r S possSessior Dental Clinic S556 Caroline St.—(Near Grand) Bours: @ A. M. te 4 P. M. Dally OLIVIA GREGORY CLASSES IN Studio *202 {gtalog on Request CLEANSES THE SKIN Clears the Complexion KANTOL The Beautif ying At druggists, beauty shops and toilet poods counters. 50c and $1.00. ADVER TISEME} ‘T UA OR we age Oe Ni a I HORE A a CP. Ft pen pero te ig , : we aa as Rees Week you If you are nervous. can and have poor appetit have headaches. of vigor and fee you peed Vinol. stronger and eat Soon your fri better you jook, and joring life again. There’s nothing secret about Vi- nol—it contains Iron, Live ie Peptonate, Lime and soda Glycero tae 2 | phosphates and Manganese. Used : for over 25 years for weak, nervous, | tired-out men and women Ll 1% re — — —_ ik} children. Everybody likes a. a CMVPMKrI cod _ — 1 _ + s| 4D) OuUs + snc u x vy it lps . : “My health had heen poor for some ao a= a aa aes i time. Since taking tb J have gainec mp weight and dont know when J felt so ; . . - - _ el Now my etite is good and J - OF gu . rs rrr} - o c 7 ke a child.’ — ~ , ~——“ > . - MRS. JOSEP! ALONDZ ne g c Vv" re > V\ uve SPATCH SPECIAL GRA ~FOR CHICAGO ELECTION ST.LOUIS POST-DI he local brokerage firm of E. F. Hutton & Co., is un- der arrest charged with embezzling ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH nm a 2aead a - 7 ~~ , » | \ C WE | ud _ & ~~ T ti i A i ‘ Y me =t F SAY lay ez = i. — +, ~~ ia} Stie i aa > > Deep, Sound Sleep. _ «Like a Child ’ >. * ° (*ariet ror ’ ~ i a ; ~ i a - a ++ —— " 4 > . > -= i = * . ~ ~ — \ . 5 ~ = a - > ; i ¢ ? . f ~ > > r ~ 2 {. ~ + i a ~ - 5 7 , a - * ~ + = cr - on 7 r Se ‘ vy & ~ a &4 ~- * ~~ — ; ° rs ~ ~ + cy 4 4 é s ae £ - , - + . ~_ *» r - . om : & > ed 4 ~ a M S 1 + a > FP 7 q ’ ~ * . 7 S x} WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 30, 1927 ODIO ODOC aPO- DADO AOD ODAIODPGOPPGOPDIOPIOPIOPGOPGOPGoMios ND JURY JODCODIODTODGONES DUR ND ATC TOs @y lira: ADOC MDAC MDH MD er 7 Station at Marissa, Ill... Robhed. Ord WHO SAID ‘VS nla edd: Shia lead ere coy Pm at Chin 2 ie pata, oie 1 4 a ee Te E ae . RRL NE ALP CI GO AE NG ERG OT! RELIG LOGI eee yi 5 Oe Bis) LANE BRYANT—SECOND FLOOR The Same Youthful Styles Slender Women LONDON IS AHEAD Regular and Extra Sizes 36 to 56. Misses’ : Plus Sizes, 16+- to 28 tks £v.. Peet a? KOMaO MK Pe oe ecemereee~ = OF THE UNITED STATES 2 —An Unusual Display of IN STYLE? IT’S TRUE that in London there is a large group o men who have the leisure and the inclination to spenc a large part of their time developing good lookin: clothes for themselves. It’s a real contribution. Most o: us haven't time to do it. But here is what really happens Aemtatinbchis Ls 6 " : - ; SF ee 7 co ¢ ea oS Ae Pt 4 os aes? bie * om , ~~; R Olde. ey *. te SN ARES GENE NANETTE ION AOE NEE A LS IAS ERI AEGAN MB ed , ~ ad is ° +4 Cg y tte > * y . ' - ¥ ry 7 : : © se - : , - . - . , a aa .? , ‘ . or, S ¥ o ” “ r ra os An Impressive Selling of Noteworthy Thrift Interest each. a ee kth and Locust Streets, ache nan iii cee ia ed Leki vdheleibidtaieediadinen ... debieiaaaenteee: chien ? ~ # cy tt +} ++ + ‘ \ ~ F , ‘ i+ } 4 - »& ~~ s 7 * ee * Y ‘ ; ,ye; 7 * N ee ; ’ , >? . ; -. Oia . py = , C 4 . ; ! ; ‘ ry s Glaiité | le? ‘> ~ ’ ‘ i ~ . ~ , ved Beautiful Prints! 7 Sheer Crepe Georgettes! Fine Flat Crepes! New Crepe Cantons! Rich Combinations! All New Shades! Compose Effects! tm ite s "© a ‘ whe as ry : ~. if bla “ ‘ 3 Air aT * Bry ant C) ee :* > ST LOUISANS RGE SENATE 10 2 ry ( » to Jefferson City to Pre.’ : sent Argument for Meas- a ure to P ermit City to ' Build Subways. cS 5 z e 2 at iin “2 reagan * eter, « — tii : Tr: Li > ; Pp? eee: | i? - Gre d@wn. : > gh es civic organizations went te es ’ | g a ferson (ity today tO ask the mee Senate: (1) To pass the House enabling * t the Triat ex 1 in cemrmiltee,. or Pass the bill with the ment nts and hurry it back fouse so that the House Sean concur and the city can at fence establish. a Rapid Transit Sommission, leaving the finan- ietermination in the next jegis- ¥ ture, or (3) Raise the percentage of pst of subways that can be as- ased against property from 40 fas proposed by the Senate Comi- Mesittee, to 59 per cent. even Mhough the city has been asking 75 ‘ ire, the Senate will be fold, hing about rapid transit for wo vears, and the city and its - Opponents Offer Compromisee. f° Scattering downtown property in- Merests, which have been oppestng [the bill and were responsible for the co;mittee amendments that all illed the bill, yesterday de- that they would withdraw tion if the city adminis- would agree to limiting to ent the proportioa—of cost “et subways that could be assessed Pagainst property, leaving car riders | ‘te bear 5° per cent out of fares! would be required to pay. tt | en the hope of the adminis- | {o agsess.as much as 75 per much higher than they for insufficient surface Efnany large downtown office bulid- pings. said to the special committee [eo rapid transit of the Board of gear objectors, that his clienta were Pi favor of rapid transit. They rec- | Raenized it as the salvation of down- | '$9en real estate values They knew fia: if means were not provided of | wetting the public in and out of the mewotown with less delay than at resent that business would desert | re present downtown and scatter | neighborheod centers. However, ‘ felt that preperty could not as- : me more than 5¢ per cent of the | st of subways. With such a pro-. Bision ail opposition from the owntown property interest wowic Sisappear, he predicted. Charles Kratz; another down- town property owner, corroborated | eok'’s view. He wanted subways, | me said, but he felt that property | should not bear more than half the : Depioress Belated Opposition. © J. MeCawley, former presi- peent of the Real Estate Exchange, Pplored that opposition had de- | loped at so late an hour that any Megisiation in th: present Legisia- was imperiled. He said the. Bropesal had been published many | s ago and that there had plenty of opportunity for ob- rs to be heard. He favored | ? PASS TRANST BIL for rapid transit in St. Loule | prevent St. Louis from doing: Bmusiness interests cannot afford de- | wr. against property. enabling car | Cook, rental agent for | WMidermen, meeting -yesterday to) = : ssage of the bill as originally |§ 7ve . : A AAD ADAEASEEST SET TITTLE ITT ITT EI ee the Uaited Ste WOMAN takes ithe food tp ta Cats very little, eats a great de “English: An German: Th uines without h after dinner at Sut toa resta ur meal, and esper beer French: A PF: & S$*St where *¢ thing that take taurant. Thetr a joint affair es | deliberation. Judge Willia: pled in his com iT. Anderson, fa ed to shoot hi refused to set ; ting amendments the could sell h Anderson firs the Judge tack fired again at ; ' struggled. Both men wel they fell Inte a ing the scuffle Pig] phases of rapid transit for Shots took effe wrecked. And Ss Ne. 1 SHOP, 872 _ Ne. 2 SHOP, De Neo. 3 SHOP, 633 i SPCC HEHE ESS SEY PEP ee ee ee ee ewe & « - hhh ht A RAR ee a a eee HART SCHAFFNER & MARX have style experts not only in London but 1n every style center They help to develop these styles so that the ° . é¢ 29 ° minute a new idea catches on,’ you get it petiore another Legislature meets.” | — the stores where Hart Schaffner & Marx clothes are sold For example: In London now you Il see the topcoat shown above. Raglan sleeves, as a Londoner would say, “very swagger.” You'll also see this 2 button lounge jacket If you see a picture of the Prince of Wales taken in the last few weeks, check his clothes with those ‘They're identical . You'll see these same models in shown above. Copyright 1927 Hart Schaffner & Marx WOLFF'S Washington Avenue at Broadway - Tt setenedl oo oe Setememeentll 7” — — etme ® galt * os Ln * al oma a a =_— ee ae ¥ antl =. a i Recall * te amen - ~ = oer SS he 7 eee Ne em eget J ne nertntnnianall [xIvene : MLAS] be *hi- i ei3-fi> ef). ‘ | -@))-|-@ hth @ tl @ DG YD CX MOOR SE KP IR_SDR MDGH MDG MDG MT TA ADU MDG Midie HP Th MDC DG a aE TE, Proposed in the House. ) . ©. E, Smith, consulting engineer | the city, urged that the Legisia- ) ure be asked to pass the bill with | without its objectionable emend- | its ‘The important thing | " he said, “ts to get a start. | 1} authorizes the Board of Al- § wermen to appoint a Transit Com- § Mission to draft a detailed plan. | phe method of financing can be de- § frei. It is likely that no discus- 5 on of finances will be. necessary § BRARALSEAR SSR SS | ‘ees 12 Against 1,000,000. Chairman Wimer of the alder-'§ ati Ommittee opposed such pro- # : ure He thought it would be ties to pass the bill as amended. | ¢ saw no use in preparing @ pian he financial proviston for put- § ‘years ‘t into effect were impossibie & H ublic ratifieation. He declared § assessment plan was the only '§ : und method of building subways: : the unwillingness of property | § ners to assume a fust proportion -# ; the cost would make the measure ff mPODpu ar. He declared only 13) : "Perty owners downtown had § ili & voice against a bil :- “These, 12 should not be permit-i§ to 9} struct the desire of 1.900,- | People who are anxious for’ 3 Did transit,” he sald, . _ President Kinsey of the Board & | | Pp c Service thought that the : “IZ now was to get a commission — 3 Hlished Diseuasion of other de- : ‘S could come later, he thought | & CRIBES NATIONAL TRAITS & . IN RESTAURANTS IN PARIS § etor of Psychotherapy School £ Says U. S Women Order Math | But Eat Very Little. # -i ienatcs : , 6 the } | PARIS. March 30.—according to/— S ‘director of the Schoo! of Pay- | "@repy, it is easy to tell; iavenaitty of people in restag-7§ —'s by the way they eat and com. . : themeecives af table... The fet. ; a Tig. ke says, are the ae, - > ae ra Tacteristics: hA™merican: When 2 core fram ¥gong as _

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ATES arge group of tion to spenc: ood lookin: ion. Most o eally Eiaben: MARX ondon hat the get it % 7 here Hart Schaffner es are sold picture of the Prince en in the last few his clothes with those They're identical to ieee way ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH. _WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 30, 1927 / ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH PAGE 12 ) the United States sit at t: ible, th ite Se ' 7 « at tabte, ee! PASTOR URGES REVIVAL TO TESTIMONY. IN GOODYEAR SUIT) testtea 2: « nearing before Percy shares. it w. nter’nets | tett't whe sani ged iis tame. ] LOUISAN | woman takes the menu and orders | Lowe. = = by gg: Podcast ace chica . 2 - n — pladde xe sete a e saencsee ST. LO Is B ; ' } - 6 a ‘TC Ms sec s e it - nk «i ai tne tat qT a “Le HE . peed a 6 _ - genes Age WIN YOUNGER GENERATION | Syndicate Got Preference Stock Be- | He is taking depositions in the mittee. afternoon. At City ‘Halt he was said PLACE nat be M NE 3 Be ne very little, while her husband fore It Was Listed. $15,000,000 suit of minority Good- — to have suffered a fractured right ICE CR co Pies: AS i, The Rev. M. S. Rice of Detroit Be-| py the Associated Press. |year stockholders against Dillon, Cell Guard Injured in Fall. leg and serious internal injuries. so | " sh: An English couple will ; an | Read & C : James B. Connors, 69 ye old ane on The ice cream cone Was orig? fest fi , lieves ola ime Me Are EW YO March 30.—A Dil- o.. Clarence Dillon and; “os aualite upholatered furniture to Jefferson City to Pre- . : tinstantly banish pains from rheumatism of quality uphoisteres French: A French couple choose! terday at Hotel Statler. The trou- + most ins y eg teers “ are the Prufrock-Litton Furniture = heat’ whe a Pe : : : ; neuralgia, headache, toothache, lumbago, neu- are th rutre ‘ | , t Ar iment for M a . a Wheres ey, can See ev ery- Die, he believes, lies not SO much in ritis, eciatica, etc. Reheve women’ # pains. End Company. Fourth and St. { harles gen gu eas- thing that takes piace in the res-| the boys and girls, as in the seats | insomnia and nervousness by inducing sound, & ate. : Sinee 1870 this furniture : > . taurant. Their choic e 4 a ye a hea hin The OUT-O-SITE BED | restful sleep. Anti-Kamnia is the original pain tree ee : im i ; ure to Permit City to : f agg = i I chnok e oOo! food iS Oi good preacners and in the ire- | Fi ° 90 we i reliever— prescribed by doctors and dentists for | hy as he en made right here in ; .. i joint affair carried out after long quency of sermons that pass on AND SC its in Closet 30x58 | _ more than 35 years. 25 millions used annually. Louis and slipped to ail parts of > . | enetion. | doubts ' Sey A L. T A -K Tablets, in handy vest-pocket tins, are sold . 1 States | Build Subways. * Eegne sic } - Senate: 7 lr. Anderson, farmer, who attempt- | 'S™. He will speak or inSe a atm: a Z 4 V9" WOVE VE NEL EVE SUV U UU NUH VE VE Veue UY UUUEENVeUsueusuuLEveUEvUteveuTLeUersrevevererstEreteNeversuerevevevsdeUese¥eveve¥sUSUEUSUSUSYSUV SVEN ENS We ven vue yevsusverevess©s= ==>) S5S : ; | | hots took effect. The room war | ; wrecked. Anderson was arrested ’ as : | e, > | ¢ «3 | | | | | : i ess interests cannot afford de- | Opponents Offer Compromisee. ’ Scattering downtown property in- s, which have been: opposing the bill and were responsible for committee amendments that killed the bill, yesterday d that they would opposition if the city tion would agree per cent the f subways that could be inst property, leaving car riders te bear 50 per cent out de- adminis- to limiting to assessed all | withdraw | proportion—of cost | of fares | y would be required to pay. It} iad been the hope of the adminis- | tion to assess as much as 75 per t against property, enabling car fiders to enioy rapid transit at a Mare not much higher than they pow pay for insufficient surface Hransportation. © Isaac T. Cook, agent for fhany large downtown office build- ings, said to the special } rapid transit of the Board of frmen, meeting yesterday to objectors, that his clients were favor of-rapid transit. They rec- Mnized it as the salvation of down- mm real estate valuese They knew tif means were not provided of ing the public in and out of the Wntown with less delay than at sent e present downtown neighborhood centers. ‘felt that property could not rental However, me more st of subways. With such a pro-, ision all opposition from the wntown property interest would fisappear, he predicted. Charles Kratz, anot down- wn property owner, corroborated ook’s view. He wanted subways, e said, but he felt that property should not bear more than half thr St. Deplores Belated 0. J. McCawley, former ent of the Real Estate Exchange, plored that opposition had de- oped at so late an hour that any islation in the present Legisia- Mire was imperiled. He said the posal had been published many Months ago and that there had been plenty of opportunity for ob- tors to be heard. sage of the bill as roposed in the House. her Opposition. presi- ' C. E. Smith, consulting engineer the city, urged that the Legisla- | be asked to pass the bill with r without its objectionable amend- Nts. ‘The important Ww. he said. “is to get a start. ne bill authorizes the Board of Al- rmen to appoint a Transit Com- ission to draft a detailed plan. ¢ method of financing can be de- d. It is likely that no discus- mn of finances will be necessary ore another Legislature meets.” 12 Against 1,000,000. Chairman Wimer of the alder- anic committee opposed such pro- Pdure. He thought it would be Bless to pass the bill as amended. ®saw no use in preparing a plan } the financial provision for put- it into effect were impossible public ratification. He He favored | originally | thing | committee , that business would desert | and scatter | as- | than 50 per cent of the : ' declared | © assessment plan was the only | nd method of building subways Md the unwillingness of property ers to assume a just proportion the cost would make the measure Pular. He declared only 1? erty owners downtown had a voice against a bill. “These, 12 should not be permit- to obstruct the desire of 1,000,- sil People who are anxious for ADid transit,’’ he said. [President Kinsey of the Board Public Service thought that the ~— how was to get a commission Mablished. Discussion of other de- Could come later, he thought. RIBES NATIONAL TRAITS IN RESTAURANTS IN PARIS: or of Psychotherapy tC. S. Women Order Much oe mae Very _— PARIS" , om are’ ch 30.—— ae cording to School | Girector of the School of Psy- | herapy, it is eCasy to tell | Aalionality of peopl restau- ’ is by the way they eat and com-., thems. ives af table T he fol- j ™. he says, are the national | *ristics: ; Merican When a ceyett ry he ; from ARARASD ERARA DED TY AAALAAAAAARRARAR ehh hhh a ho ALA, AAAL YS Wu Ve we Oe Ee ee we Anderson fired at the Judge and ——— A ee cnr we will bake Butter Horns, the best we know how, Butter Horns made with | | AALALDALIITAL LEILA LAL AAEL Beverly Lavender Stripe Chiffon Pertect and Full-Fashioned Hose, Silk From Top to Toe not Penetrate Below Its 1 2 3 Pairs, $5.50 Lavender Stripe Garter Runs Can- ch, pure butter, macaroon filling, and baked to a turn. ; “ 4 THURSDAY’S SPECIALS utter Horns 30c Doz ; : Stri YAP PS ad OE segs ‘ ; The lustrous Beverly Lavender Stripe Chiffon COLORS a ee sete 35c ; Hose is now featured in the smartest of Spring tones 7 \ opp mnbat Pirudtts Got Re es poeta 46c 4 to complete:the Easter ensemble. Buy them by the Atmosphere Please Phone in Your Order Early. We Will 3 box of three pairs and save considerably by so doing. Almond Have It All Wrapped, When You Call, No Waiting All sizes, 8 to 10. — ‘ pain No. 1 SHOP, 5729 Delmar—CAbany 8720, PArkview 3060 ncstasy No. 2 SHOP, De Baliviere and Pershing—CAbany 4750, 9400 : W hite No. 3 SHOP, 6331 Delmar—C Abany 3021 : Torterelle No. 4 SHOP, 714 Union Boulevard, FOrest 9504 ; ° Parchment 3} Flesh Pink 4) Du Barry elsheimer Pastry. hops oy “1 610-618 Washington Avenue . oe ” : hon AAA AA AAAAPAPAAA RA BARA AR AARA AR BARA RA RireddtA fh IRARARR AN EA PARARARA RA AAR AA RA AARA RA AA AR AR RA RA RA RARARAAR AN AA AALARAARRA AN ARAB RA RA AAPA AARAAR AAPA RRA SE Op SSS SESE Ue SSS UE LEVEE YUN Vu ve UE VEY UE UE VEU VEU UU UB YEE UEUY VE UE NUN E VEU eve n ALAAA SONNENFELD'S * ~ & " ‘ P One and two piece models of vari-colored | jersey; ideal for ail i sports occasions. Sizes iy 14 to 46. WONDER- FUL VALUES at this low price. Breakfast Coats —of crepe de chine, a lace trimmed; side and . ° front ties; pastel col- ae ors. Month-end spe- i eheem en , Silk Scarfs Special at Made of plain and fig- ured Georgette, chiffon and crepe de chine, with or without fringe... .. PARALLELS L ETI LCE EEE TE Eee eT eee tirti ft | | LARS RELIOL EEE LER ETE PPE | es . se alae ial eiabelieieidd ddd did ditidd didi ttt LLL LLL LILLE Tit rrr ‘ LLL LE LLL LLL LLLELELELILELLALLELL_LLAELLALA LAA ALA LA LLL LEE ALA Bk eed 5 ‘ : 3 610 to Thursday ‘ TYLES that would feel very much at home on Fifth Avenue, or even the Rue de la Paix. gorgeous The’new shaw! collars, trimmings of monkey fur, many tucks and the ever-smart black- and-white effects. .these are just a few of their many claims to chic. Regular and EXTRA Sizes 13 Misses’, Women’s, 36 to 40 Slenderizin 42 I, to 5 , to 18 g Models, | 01% Sonnenfeld (‘oat Shop— Third Floor) APRARORAREADARARA FARA AR AA AR AMRARR ER ARF RRR AA RA PAAR AR AR RR AAARRAFR RE DR EROR RA OA AR AR OMAR OA E & 18 OS DS ODES ZCharge Purchases Made Thursday Not Payable Until May==—= 618 Washington Avenue On Our THIRD FLOOR . SILK COATS! KASHA COATS! DRESS COATS! SPORT COATS! — AAPA AAPA PA FARARA GAARA RARARAR efficient service. (Mezzanine Floor.) APAAR EA PAPA AAAARARAAARA RR ORE phe mdm has bate ses hee ah An Important erae enenae Visit Our Beauty Shop —for the ultimate in modern methods of beauty culture and for courteous and Phone CEntral 6660. Montla-End Coat Sale Not This Season Have You Been Offered Better Selections... More Charming Styles... or Such VERY UNUSUAL VALUES AT CHARA PA RAPA FARA CARAS RAP RO RRR RAP —— a - + = eee ee tne vues ee Ve we we vee Tees we .' Lhd AARARAD Ad LAA ee ete RARER, Re RR RRR ERE CRA RAS ARGU LG é* Ve wees He. wewevwe? bens aod 7 «a . ta le 24 \e ‘ ‘ ,* a « * = « ey + Ba? . . MAb LA seh a ee I Sle gt Ad FOB oS nti Se

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ PAGE 14 ST LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ae WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 30, 1927 ’ : . . som te : ¥ av: ~ "5 mf on lrban League, said last night in | friends. had been engaged and had tf > pn = aqia : hefor he rit sacl Oni °F" 1. . . om 3 A he aA lier ad . — Aya ‘ nm) a hy arsed. an aa iTess ier L1or¢ hel. night Se Shiv ii ; nom pson Said ne mad Lived T i AAC] ’ ~ Mar a hy ‘ Fay b a? j = - - ; » : ; : * . YT 2 tig . ih ee fs Tie : : ~~ wers 5 on or be, 4 >» he _— toned eh ? me of tne t rban ' ag _ annua eae ‘ vw Ith nis ws ife itd a Vi nite rie ignpor- 4% 7 rrys ar orira Th TU Sica comme dv The treater cor soap & ieA4 Lmat er - ‘ey 4 a4 J > & th ha sae . “ t sia h ad pigs *s an ane ; . sition @ +} art fore Tics hi: id in the Soc ial Se rvic hood in (ra wfordsyv lig In 4 wnere PE ae nes ae Eee * eoaitnesr ha A nrnt i wnenitable for the pa! e. ; _ sa . _ . ee 4 ihe — & ~ wes me Ame . « « ’ rs. oe r 4 } ; *% (oT) Life z Q ii BS ei ti T ; : i i i> > “ . ‘ ; ‘ i : lai anil y . 6 - > Y a ee ee nN Pane he * . herd ? ti £ fod b ++ = Daiv’s Theater, begun because she | ut pact on America’s race problem,” |comes just merely a good ncieh- REJECTED STAR GETS $15,500 ) — pact ag ago ica & spent pro pan i ° ad saat hee ol ic wo ~~ wes not slilowed to play the Star | i $i 3.00 } ! ; George W. Thompson, Negro exec- | bor, an es a Regt tie mess ae, eee ; pf ea eaee - £100 | : utive secretary of the Akron, O.. joer. and to remain by his new American Actress Wins Verdict -ole in “Yvonne, for which she | fessional reputation, and £1 | EG a : ) 1 te”? Against London Theater. : id had re-js¢ssoo ‘ the libel in a letter Birt. r Tee ee te eo Fs - ee Ae oes ‘ m3 = ae — i! a a ng 3 Ded € é Clothes Do Help You ito B NORTH END CLEANING & DY TABLER CLEANING CO. East Grand 319° the jury awarded her £3000 for damage to her pro-| tain Co a OE Bet tas timating that she had muisrepre- “The Siore for All the Peazie”_ a . » = > | ~ a ore ~ ow sented her drawing COlfax 8100 CAI q Building, 2221 Locust street a - “yr WN 1 £ attorne and ie fsa rPTriSoOii, ew JT K a | ) v Mists or a + ry or nm | traesurer of the league, presided nioyed the fr » ! eif r The Negro in a Northern com- _oinain. the objections seem to be|/In 1917, when he was called to munity, who lives in a white nelgh- r,-eotten, and the black man be- service with an Illinois reciment GF RFTURSDAY ONLY! A Whole Room orhood s “making a positive im- he said hie neigt rs to, him they would look c 12 Rolls Gorgeous Side Wall i ' r eS n i ee |dous Wall Paper Sale. Com- >) Yards Bewitching ~ lle ton ? r (Fo nrn —? ‘ ‘rr } oc? r , ré . . : ” 5 pearance at a — : | binations sold only with beau- 6 Rolls Beautiful Ceiling 7 i Tt ‘ T : , " + " . , ~ * ~4 oe o ~_ ie ele a , ———— i é 1 Jai-A-Lai building, In St. ious, ai- | 4:4.) borders or bands. Values ee wall be oe On wns most precipitated a riot et ial =: f 10 Rolls Side Wat 43 , that ety competition for as 18 Yards Border e/@|! o é yy | 31 ww» : t i : = The crowd bera te at “a little as A larg assortmen ' when they caught sight of the black And Many Other Lets sige aR ’ Re. ee t 7 . NaOH: set ea: Aeeeen * ; : £ _- ‘ Fs $ a EA . a. | | = - | or . + f 3 4 . ca 4 = ay 4 rE b . ~ ; +. | ‘ aid > ~* ‘, oe q ae ~ . ‘ an ra ‘SL “4 a> ; > Ste But, & ws . t oye P kt a* naiiest reia J no eae ; ai % ws i ae . , 4 . . ; . ‘ i j - : + ~ > 1} an hic y ~ q tI i Pees § Rao : ‘ : es cr : ry ; term oait " ‘a : _ Tehe : a et i q , | . a 3 4 LJ Mik Tf Of . ions are uUsSuaily Wit iii da ame sn IP 8 . dd Cae? la . $ +. ' vr? re ‘. Fr Seren be . . . . a oy i 4 ja See | . * a7 —— oe oo taba « - Sr. i ~ : Twrhrita Rewnihnor- t2¢ 4 - = ilasgt Ne ~~ J era ws ux h * . >= - * * , q . . ; ee. o P bn oe omen se ive 9 Lick i i Load ee ' ; ; ate 2 ye aaa il and ; " made —— ra P ; “ Hite Tt} 4 rnpnorn Oa i 4 ‘ ‘ DSO di 4464 TL. oe © er. e + OL ¢ Ai LGa Re 7 : ‘ ° - - . . _ tz Aaé ad oe no ? o~ bh +? . - > or he} 7 ~ : - . s2 a ae | a3 4 J ‘ as VA ve | i ke . Secs. i aa uP' x ~ - : > TWO ROOMS SIDE > ames |) WALL PAPER of Wall Paper, $1 FOR ANY ROOM Choice of 16 Styles ~ = . — oa 7% * Road SALE! ae Fee OS SeewnT ine WeRy ape 5 Select your Wali Paper from ors. £nougn ror tw 2S the biggest stock in the entire al ' West. Daylight displays con- veniently arranged. Prices in . : , plain figures. Values worth New W all Paper 30- In. W all Par up to $2 a roll, but nothing in for Any Room Specials = our -stock priced higher than g 35 cents a roll. Excellent choice of decora- CNION PLANT LL OT VERY WELLT | How often do you hear this body. They need from people who look the of water and ¢ ture of health? Yet this vague haarlem oil caps: ling may be a message of real and genuine) ; fence Vv. ” In most cases it got MED4, BD gp noticed that the a ASR ae errr 3 ~ A : 4 * A q pe ot re ss are 1 mn their newest modes . Bdney he Gn hall, living and @ for a the cts esc ar ) ‘> hed Uake no mistake! Ask y lin, put uj a & ae er ! a P} — Toern, «tarted on his re gs as required to complete quilt. _ Odd Stampe 1eces rongy Neer sd on his : a number of gem rT! — 3 o a4 = - rd YG eet a eee. sia ~~ ; * Ds 2 weer eg Gary (27 fr0nned it» resentment, and) The Big Store With the Canopy . ] 15 Yeal Stam ped on best quality mus- friendiy fashio: When the tal: : PSR Op eR 7 4 aets of 1; OF 24 che oe Charge Purchases Payable in May a Relieved by Ta Btomach Trouble So Bad That Woman. > Bed, Vomiting Spells, Dizziness and C § Causes Mother of 5 Children Inte $5.95 Silk Umbrellas, $4.45 - > . ° . ‘ aw 24h IZ or _ - " . : = ® Pa Se ear a # "hh Arh hc , onr mnt, P ‘ ther 344. ca Is | 69c ae Sets ae q 15c Tea aii | : ‘culties in other cities in h ef ; "er .. Br age sets iT) , iue gr ec tl *} lé T % Ca reer. } = - » 4 i al } bh . ris Red amd blue striped Tea and tame rim o oh th and four atnietic iad : Sis | Towels, 15x30, stamped in six sinc Te agi teammates unfailingly came for- ‘ 2 . napaitrs 2 ‘ , . - ‘ePe. ‘appropriate x for $1 00 pretty sets fee. + ‘00 card with the “Cuban India ex - %) + designs. ep Tee . des ens m7 r it} rn. MH, an | rT} ‘ On +} “a wad cache — it _59¢ aaa Dresses ‘ of 1 cloth ox44, ies: iis aha de in Oe ~>- i ae : . , : os x _ ; . ; ~~ . , r tos . srtitd 4 t an 3 - —_—— : , — ' gre | : t a 3 ‘= 2 : 6 » + « - . rc > j > -% : ~~" : " Be s ~~. | ; ir : , ; : sie > . 4 ‘ -- : a of ha; ? ; Tray i ioth ea a ama i ‘pair e “a a or : Rita! y : . “a " . “ i ait ” > aan on = — i oo Tr) + a ; eee t of Tit t¥ ‘ UrTLains. = ti Pri p> j * “ot 4 Li i i , J USS SOEs - 4 Ja 7 ? 2 ped . e , a “rr p f e + ~ = n . — © we ddA edtei - » - ~— aint Easter da > - 2 Et in a “Teapot” le. $1 00 sizes. Stamy i ok oe ae , > = 4 A s 4 - ~4 tc 4 . . - Pe sign. c ompiete Set. ss - be . . He m4 mre i r} 2 T) T- liar 4 | $1.25 Tan Dining- _s oo Se 7 hompson said, but a mixture of j 50 L heon Set Room Set ; age i ee ai $1 unc | ipure Negro and Cherokee Indian ah Cloth with 6 a | Tinted in a fruit design. Set John T. Clark, executive’ secre- ce : : . + **? nm¢ T . > ‘ie j . : a 43 } wreath ‘Mesian. $1 00 Sf stamped ati 1 00 te eet cas 4 . ~ ¥ i tle 4 Shi oe, 95 of ; tinted ° Opportunity, the Negro magazine: Costume LIDS, Pier) 7 7.ee - > e+ «© e& © * * . 7 im . . ‘ mt) Tye k r af ;af 7 cr} ere - a 3 , — , Tasnions, ‘y * 1 mie 4 rea 819 Locust Street ee ay was de East of Ninth ERG AE OT hy ip I Saal sacha AN ade ee Dia es me si Mos 3 Bay hy Se SR pe ee OF ap Fe lhe eet adie Feit Tonka ta’ ay Nee bias iti hk, 14 by a PRS on ~ : et ~ er. ane soy. i me Re > wee ee ee ee Our first month-end clearance of smal] lots with exceptional savings on clothing and furnishings for men and boys. Men’s $1.50 and $2 Shirts 98 | Slightiy soiled Shirts from our regular stock. Cc Collaraattachbed and orckband sivyles im attractive shades and patterns. Sizes from 14 to 17. — vTvwwewreee f Spring Cricket Sweaters Biue ehambray. tn a * shades. Fine stifel stripe and quality. ea khaki. 3 to &. BOYS’ $150 | WOOL CAPS Sulit patterns in eight- piece style. New —_— shades BOYS’ $250 | KNICKERS Sizes 16 to 18 only. Sait patterns in splendid shades ~ sates BOYS’ $2.95 LONG PANTS Exeellient materiais. in de- sirable shades. 9 to 14 years STOUT BOYS’ | MEN’S $4.00 BOYS’ 79 | Se See SWEATERS a i PLAY SUITS as | shades, _includin 4+ 4Ae eee eee MEN’S 75c AND $1 TIES Fime silks in feur-in-hand style. Beautiful colors ete ma MEN’S $2.00 PAJAMAS I t solid celors with am. ecungiged trim- MEN’S $1. 50 c UNION SUITS 97 Genuine Chalmers Pores- knit. Sizes 3S to 1 on! ly, MEN’S 75c 35 > ~ i} HALF HOSE $4 KNICKERS i Sikes, fibers and silk-and- 17 te 20 years. Taken : wools. econaconaia pat- eat of Suits up te $25. i terns a, Fine quality _... : l MEN’S 75 Rare Values in Latest Hats ecllest washable maiertais. Beautiful eaier eam- bimations. Weil made. Sizes 3 to 8 rears SCHMITZ, & SHRODER SOUTHEAST CORNER EIGHTH AND WASHINGTON sctinateiinenntiieetesemeniinnnedtneenntmmen seam arti a ae NS ARE ER cae So See NIE AN NO A OGG LL RMN RA ALG AE ALE AALS, A AAT Sah HAAR ce eigen 0 ‘ ; ‘ip ower Sete ns tor erormpeammaeee ewvrwreeerwrtererFreFrTertewreeereeererFerFF es ' _eemeeeeeeeeeeeeeenueeeana ae . 2 e ‘c*ertrueweeeree ee a en , ee ee ee aaa aaah aa sn ns nn aa ae”, *0*,* AP AA. PAPA HURSDAY—a_ store-wide underselling of latest t | ) : A Group of 500 Smart Frocks Formerly $16.75 and Higher 7 ? a »$¥o ¢ . - “ 3 P, $5 75 avOors many ot. the two-tone airs, 42 Sizes 14 to 20... 36 to 46 — : ¢ — # ° nop—Seraxnd » ~ _ . as, J i and Agony. Finds Quick Re Fs The most tragie thing in i life is mother of a family strug- bre gh the davs, trying to rk while suffering from Mrs. John M. Roath, 3 Sneed St.. Sedalia, Mo., the a large family, says: ears I suffered from gas stomach and at times I have to gote bed to get relief had awfu! pe with mr Pack and t n‘after e ting | would ¥o mit and dizziness rou i emother iri I neariy stove. Constipation my body 8 > ; I 1g ni y : Novelty Jewelry, $1 ffering a . thew Each department of ~- - > =~ hhh mtea oe am io baa or \T WO Ort Lil-W nue sa V iii’ So. acil Gep : hent U > fs! , 7 f. 4 4 7. eds A large sample assortment. Beads, bracelets, pins and noveities. Worth to 3 or 4times $=« A=) re o ; j a ee ee we , - — 3 ' relieved terrible ‘ pain.’ - la be Thousands hag ; : . 3 eT st e from the bon@ay -~ . i. I nee - a & +244 at wonderful tonic, try } barks and herb: fameous Tanlae ¢ © battles £ Weaule builds strength - “ - pain It puts tasted better. scrawny bodies » : , + arf? . fenm atomach Taniac. There’ ‘ hoatach vanished mh ere or vears ago ane } , ’ "s me > oe ’ - +e * q Ad 7 4 ms ; ned me a great deal and cmann 40 “zillion, ‘kikik &k kiki ek & ee ee ee pe Hp bog os ¥ + Man ier 429 MOBO 8 STAR SQUARE chela store many dolars in savings daily. (It pays you to buy at STAR Extra § pec 1d l a Regular $2.95 Picot Top Finest Chiffon Hose 95 omen - irchase of e PROMPT gs ee MAIL which eh ORDER SERVICE Electric Domino One-Day Sale of New Suits Made to Retail for $25 and $29.50 18% rhe : : P | Il te : | 7 ITH Spring in the air and Easter THRE b This Table easily holds} } ‘ “ we “| your radio batteries: #ttractively constructed ‘@ be an ornament } " any horm. 9 rT Sele at 3! edditienal fer A. #.. out -of- L town table orders. ra es Long. » . , i vs ’ . ~ rrAsc US iF ‘\/ drawing near, this sa ) “ ‘el Ps ~ a a. i am Suits is most opportune. Quite 7 Fa rit 50 feet biack corrugated | LAWN HOGER. «oo «ssees ben S » Se price, are otfered in this event. Attractive m T; ks ban Da on + ee ‘ ar e Oats—iauniy tTweeus i a - . . + . . : Om ~— 2 o ~«re or re i . rer ry, ae Gi i we , ” oF >. ™ Asses 9 vA — ditties § “3 ; ’ sa uc Gq crepe de chine and flat crepe in « q oy ms ~ ts sities astel shi of : 1129 Locust THOMAS W. GARLAND, Inc. Sixth Sr.. Timmes Syks. f4 - 2731 Chesehee 32. Thru to Broadway, Between Locust and | 3028 N. Grand Bi. St. Charles. : luventle Secnon—Sccond Flee OPEN EVENINGS TILL @ O'CLOCK

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PAGE 15 ——— ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ __ WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 30, 1927. _§T.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH NO RECOMMENDATION ON ALROY S. PHILLIPS Judiciary Committee) Responsibility for nn a nm ee ae Senn eens oe a _~ _suuinaenmasenanesdlibessssuremmamns ee en a ee a Clothes Do Help You to Win GEN WH} NORTH END CLEANING & DYEING CO. i S Te TABLER CLEAN "The Store —_ People” — “HE 2006 East Grand — Baliviere J ROOMS SIDE L PAPER |L.. )R ANY ROOM = 16 Styles ll in a very spe- patterns and col- 9 rooms, average e sold only with br one day only... -30-In. Wall Paper Specials See Our Other Announcement on Page 5. STIX, BAER & FULLER GRAND-LEADER nee: ARES mat meme me “ aa . ee, i bea fee? Se ‘ é Nass ' wah ws, saeliieaeieee ee anat ee $5.95 Silk Umbrellas, $4.45 Wide bordered silk in 16-rib traveler or standard sizes in the best colors. Reduced trom $5.95 lines. While 75 last. , ARE anita — ee Se — r nit ti, Main Floor—Broadway ai Pa 4 > Yai, May ~ a beg ‘ cats. « of Fee Ol ne cee ek ee a gpiige Byrk o Wee pers Sen “oe os. Wane NeMine eeiecdt sah eae me 2 Say Mays ad "i a . cpus ae NE PN ye tsrnreens \ehns! ted Ag toe a EY ey 8 nen 7 he papinis aa = ‘ De 4 ¢ 2 NN ee tee Tey ea. RMS te Map at Ay fy Novelty Jewelry, $1 A large sample assortment. Beads, bracelets. pms and novelties. Worth to 3 or 4 times the sale price. This Sale Is for One Day Only— Thursday. 4 . Main Fl Broad s and constipation, sick head- r to settle damage claims 4 y-- Mi 4 . . . . — one tes ad | Mees attacked me. Often after ging. to town I would have to be 2 od from the buggy, ] would be have been Té lieved ® such pain. I heard of Tanlac a voeenee Dagger gpl tener 25 ims without either party to any | : Tia riul tonic, mast : ° | of the controversies having ap- : . ; . 7 7 F- . € = y , - ’ . 3 ° : relieved terrible years ot suffering wmrithny ey XT SE eP sale that in = ‘4 ; a4 4 , . A ‘ L : ’°% : P , and pain. commission existed. it had settled 11,000 | from roots, i a i 1 ASS lat oom the hall, living and dinin G . poisons from the All Gret-class druggists, 35c, 75¢, $1.50 represented. the State, and opposition to his : C | the Judiciary Committee Saturday. : (Third Floor, South.) ADVERTISEMENT tion, he told the lawyers that he | and | pensation law to be to guarante to | | the injured workman the full com- | Shapes . 4 ° T g Relie V ed b y al lac no reason for a division by the in- | 3 a i . By Ol So Bad That Wom He said the members of the com- omach Tr thle an Had lo Go to | mission were able to settle all cases ° . as ‘commission, and that if they ap-/| A and Agony. Finds Quick Relief able to offer such beautiful Cushions at such an extremely low price. : , constderation, ' gg the mother of a family strug- dtarite o ,ember: a . . y through the days, trying to A gorgeous colors in the newest shades. These are the type of cushions that ee gar ee: are ideal for sunroom, bedroom, living room, etc. Plan to make selection Roath, p ae *, a: Rs | . ‘and it had been the report that. Meter of a large family, says: eg. | | of his Kansas City speech, although 9For 15 vears I suffered from gas se : ae if he is not confirmed, the official] - MT bad awful! spells with my @mit and dizziness would smother ee. Once during a spell I nearly | ? , undoing. @ energy. 7 ok ee og | Committee Saturday and defended | . Ae sae ap ieten cnie. Pee f Ma the attitude of the commission im } ceil eae | 2 ae. Hundreds of exceptional values will be in our End-of-the-Month Sale in the Downstairs Store. Many of the items are %. « WSNYDER TRAILED HIS WIFE notning iike it. | My headaches vanished pt ggg le e oiL er Shoes for the Family |[ wynen’s Silk Dr Silks and Woolens Visit by Husband, Seeking omen Ss ] esses : 160 Yards 40-Inch Black Flat Crepe, yard... .$1.25 Divorce Evigemce. Women’s Oxfords and Straps; broken | | j Judd G ; 225 Yards 40-Inch Brown Canton Crepe, yard... .95c | Henry Juc Gray an r. a aes é ‘ . aeats aa ceed ed colors, slightly soiled. a pair 195 Yards 40-Inch Deer and Brown Silk and Wool | Children’s Oxfords, Straps and High in newest styles and colors—sizes 16 to 50. of decora- recom. Panel : treatments Can ; ' confirmation came from lawyers, . s “Re } Z be easily ¢ [a applied . -” p Oval -“ | pensation paid by the employer, | y 7 . 48 au oneal - y . i Bed, } omiting Spells, Dizziness and Constipation }and, in effect, said that lawyers - $e | Senate and all the members of the | her work while suffering from early. Mail and phone orders filled. (Downstairs Store.) % % & .Q an 2 ; »g [ i ‘ the stomach and at times (explanation probably will be that ‘ ‘he is considered “temperamentally:' | | unfit” for the office. Directness of sneech and action, instead of di- Bll on the stove. Constipation | i’ As result of mv stomach disor- a oS Se ee yaad decided to try it. arks and herbs according to the; peat more. Food tasted better. scra\ ny odies. For relief tak druggist’s. More | AND GRAY Al NIGHT CLUBS | $1 43 195 Yards 40-Inch Black Satin QGrepe, yard......$1.85 Press . . ‘ : sizes; 600 pairs; a pair . | mA | 9( 2 Crepe, yard | plotting the death $ | 19 Shoes, broken sizes, 300 pairs to sell, pair ©’ Ze yard patterns several of whom appeared before Sal 4, In the Kansas City speech, which VP as /. TTt is , was before the local bar associa- | aA 2S 2 A See one or Mail Orders Accepted. if : ’ See Te Half Moon ne § o ' construed the purpose of the com- | 115 Years of Sufferin mene /and that under the law there was) | jured employe with a lawyer. 4 A other 0 5 Children Inte > 1 | would not be welcome before the | a E> . , Causes Mf j ; nse Pain IX ONLY through a remarkable purchase at a great price concession are we ‘a thi ‘n life is | peared they would be given little | , } VY) | ag hing in life ; | & : ; ; ‘ ; lo ta IE i All are well filled and in large sizes—four shapes for selection. Come in | Judiciary Committee are lawyers, | : : health. M rs. John WM. ; u wciwary C NM e iT a § 8. Sneed St., Sedalia, Mo., the 3 OE a SS | Phillips was to be rejected because Senid have to goto bed to get relief. ek and often after eating I would | plomacy, will have been Phillips’ bothered me-and sapped my body Phillips appeared before the | + ~ No Mail, Phone or Cc. O. D. Orders > Filled ’**That was three vears ago. Af- famo Tanlac formula. Tt usually} pealed to the courts. ket suffer from stomach lik of limited quantity, therefore we cannot guarantee the length of time any of these quantities will last. Come early! |New York Cafe Manager Tells of | he te me 175 Yards 40-Inch Black Radium, yard........ $1. NEW YORK, March 30.—While | opecagied eee 5 y $1.09 | Women’s Satin Boudoir Slippers, assort- Canton crepes, flat crepes and crepe de chines ase ; 210 Yards 39-Inch Navy Blue and Brown Charmeuse, | husband, he trailing them | 1190 Yards 36-Inch Gray Cotton Satinay, yard....i17c Extra Special Regular $2.95 Picot Top Finest Chiffon Hose —_—_—— 3 Pairs, $5.75 VERY special purchase of ex- quisite chiffons which we have never before sold under $2.95. Very sheer, very fine, clear texture. Picot tops and runstops in a contrast- ing shade. Equal in every way to fine French chiffons. All of the new shades. Main Floor—Sixth St. For the Tot of 2to6 Coats & Dresses $495 The Coats—Jaunty tweeds in novelty checks and plaids, many with smart, contrasting color trims. All sizes, two tO SIX. 3 The Dresses—Cute little Frocks of crepe de chime and flat crepe in daint- ily trimmed styles. - Pastel shades. Formerly to $7.95. Sizes two to Six. Juvenile Section—Second Floor - a ee 8 STAR SQUARE chai many dolars in savings daily. : It pays you to buy at STAR SQUARE. X4.4.0 FIRST QUALITY PROMPT AND MAIL ORDER SERVICE Electric Domino CENTRALAB | STATION SELECTOR Cuts Out the Bothersome Stations. 6 - Ib. high - grade lasting Electric lron; the Ideal at.. Pe Money Back if Not Satisfied ae ee Console Tables ss Brandes Phonograph Attachment Hook one up ae 30 Inches Long. 9 iM te on o 16 I Wide. r ; 31 — Hich. phonograph. Attached to "| the reproducer arm of! | This Table easily holds your phonograph you will your radio batteries; : better Loud attractively constructed & than could be * yoga =~ ® 95 i - any price— ome. $4.50 Value € Sale at. . * | On Special $9.25 : be —_—— c= «ee «ee cee ee ee ae oe Sl coors ! additional for packing out-of- town table orders. 50 feet black corrugated LAWN HOSE A MAIN STORE 1129 Locust St. 2731 Cherokee St. 4968 Delmar BI. 3028 N. Grand BI. OPEN EVENINGS TILL 9 O'CLOCK 2300 S. Grand Bl. $032 Gravois Av. 7192 Manchester 814 N. Sixth St. OPEN SUNDAY TILL i P. M. * xk KK kK & m4 gve* Sz : . > r 4 o | through New York night clubs for | ‘divorce evidence, authorities wer 'told today. ' A month before he was killed | Albert Snyder visited the Twin | aan 33% Oaks restaurant in search of _pair, Otto H. Roberts, ‘the restaurant, said had seen the pair, now awaiting together often : Gray and Mrs ~~ j + , . . _ , } told they received . e* .*% " » two men for —_, e — } * laintance with Mrs OIL STATION OWNER, BEHIND LOCKED DOORS, DEFIES ROBBER Holdup Man Makes Second At- | tempt to Rob Hayden Lavell | at Lindell and Sarah. A two-gun robber, who held up| Hayden Lavel! in his oil filling sta- tion at Lindel! boulevard and Sarah | street two weeks ago, returned at! 2:40 a. m. today and knocked on| the station door, which Lavel] had | locked in anticipation of such | visitor. Lavell unlocks the door | when he sees a customer outsi: This time, however, he saw the farmed man and told him, “Nothing | loing.”” The robber went to anoth- | ler door, also locks d, and became | angry when Lavell] again refused | to let him in. | “Till shoot somebody,” the rob- | ber shouted “Go ahead and shoot,” replied | Lavell, taking refuge !n a wash- lroom. The robber left. without firing a shot. FLORIDA SENDING EXHIBITS. —— —— Will Arrive in St. Louis Saturday. The Florida Exposition Train. | ' bearing a group of exhibits in four cars from the State of Florida, will | }arrive in St. Louis next Saturday | ‘morning and remain three days, | /open to the public. The exhibit} train is fostered by the Florida /| Chambers of Commerce. The | coaches will be parked at the! Union Station, at Clark avenue he- | tween Seventeenth and Eighteenth | streets. Mayor Miller will welcome | the expedition at the station at 106 'a. m. Saturday. Twice Escaped Prisoner Caught. By the Associated | ress. ; | LANSING, Kan.,. March 30.—¥/| ‘Clint Hansen, who escaped from Missouri penitentiary at Jef- 'ferson City last week, has been ‘captured at Hardin, Ok., and ‘brought here. He escaped before his sentence was begun. He must serve out a 10 to 20-year sentence highway robbery at Wichita and then will be turned over to the Missouri prison. He escaped from the Kansas penitentiary in August, | 1925, after serving since 1917. The | (prisoner was serving a term at/| Jefferson City from Joplin, Mo. Women’s Sample Oxfords with military heels, sizes 214 to 4 only, a pair Weanen’s High Shoes of black kid, high low heels, broken sizes, a pair Women’s Felt Juliets with leather soles and rubber heels, sample sizes, a pair Men’s Felt Slippers with leather soles and 9 heels, all sizes 6 to I1, a pair Girls’ Tub vii: Tic Ginghams, chambrays and prints in attrac- tive patterns and colors—two-piece effects and straightline models—sizes 7 to 14. Girls’ Tub Frocks of gingham and chambray, sizes Girls’ 54 Juniors’ Dresses, $4.00 Fashioned of silk, wool and cotton velveteen —may be had in sizes 13 to 17. White Tea Aprons of organdie and lawn; soiled 94 Women's Blanket Robes of Beacon and Lawrence 2x Women's Gingham Aprons, variety of styles..... 660¢ Women’s Silk and Cotton Blouses, broken sizes $1.00 Women’s Spring Hats, 77c Suitable for women and misses—of straw and combinations—there is a wide assortment of colors. 200 to sell. 150 Children’s kelt Hats in light pastel shades, sizes 6 to 14, at Men’s Dress Shirts, 69c In neckband and collar-attached styles— fancy and plain colors—most all sizes. 240 Men’s Rubber Collars, assorted styles and sizes, %c 180 Men's and Boys’ Bathing Suits, priced, each. .29c 610 Pairs Men's Canvas Gloves, offered at, a pair. .8c Men’s Soiled Nainsook Union Suits, sizes 36-38. .29c Imitation Ivory Mirrors, 95c Imitation Ivory shell amber hand Mirrors in bonnet and round shapes—have French bevel glass. Rox Stationery, white and colors; 1-quire box...49c Rubber Household Aprons, trimmed, large size... 5c Siver-Plated Fruit Dishes, in three styles, each. . 750 Cotton Wash Fabrics 400 Yards Novelty Prints for masgqnuerades, yd. ..10c 720 Yards Brown or Gray Cotton Charmeuse, yd., 15c 120 Yards Tangerine Cotion Linene, a yard.......1hc 460 Yards Black Mercerized Cotton Sateen, yd... .1%c (Downstairs Store.) Men’s Clothing 56 Men’s One and Two Trouser Suits at....... $20.00 3 Men’s Cravenetted Topcoats, small sizes, at $13.00 27 Students’ Two-Trouser Suits, sizes 15 to 20.$13.55 eee Boys’ Clothing 15 Boys’ Wool Topcoats, sizes 7, 8 and 9 only, at $3.19 162 Boys’ Juvenile and Wash Suits, sizes 3 to 8, at 83c 34 Boys’ Wool Juvenile Suits, sizes 3 to 8, at. .$2.2-4 106 Boys’ Wash Suits, sizes 3 to 8 172 Boys’ Wash Suits of better kind, sizes 3 to 8, $1.59 43 Boys’ Overalls and Play Suits, small sizes, 3 for $1.00 Women’s Spring Coats $11.90 Poiret twills, kashas, novelty plaids and tweeds in wanted styles and colors—sizes 16 to 44. Men’s Work Clothes 2% Pairs Men’s Cottonade Work Pants, small sizes, 97c 62 Pairs Men's Blue Overalls, sizes 32 to 34, at.. .95c a Boys’ Furnishings 7? Roys’ Woolen Caps in broken sizes, priced at. .10¢ 69 Boys’ Hats. in various styles, at ic 84 Boys’ Wool Sweaters in broken sizes, each. .$2.29 13 Boys’ Robes in various color combinations. $2.39 Women’s Silk Gloves 89c Pair These are in the fancy cuff style—in colors of pongee, brown, gray, beige and white; sizes 6 to 8. Women’s Leather Bags, 50c Pouch or tailored styles—in black, tan and brown—exceptional values. Readed Bags with filigree frame, also drawstring styles, each ‘cea Women’s and Children’s ’*Kerchiefs, 39c Dozen In white and colors—some with woven cords —also novelty Handkerchiefs with narrow hems. Hosiery and Underwear 320 Pairs of Women’s Stockings at 460 Pairs Men's Plain and Pancy Socks at 36 Pairs Women's Bloomers and Step-Ins each. .69c¢ 460 Rayon Vests in assorted colors, at cach... .. . 39c (Downstairs Store.) 185 Yards 36-Inch Printed Cotton Warp Sateen, yard ose ee 85 Yards 36-Inch Pink Cotton Sateen, seconds, yd., 15c 75 Yaris Burton’s Economy, dark green only, yd., 140 145 Yards 54-Inch Brown Wool Serge, a yard... .95e 75 Yards 54-Inch Brown Wool Flannel, a yard. .@50 75 Yards 54-Inch Wool Delaine, navy only, yard. .95c Bedspreads Greatly Reduced For three-quarter and full-size beds—of fine quality rayon-mixed and krinkle cotton mate- rials with fancy Jacquard stripes. 200 to sell. A group of Sheets, slightly soiled, but per- fect, greatly reduced. 400 Yards 54-Inch Bleached Indian Head, yard. .29¢ 200 Yards Fancy Tan Tinen Seat Covering, yard. .208c¢ 200 Yards Unbleached Indian Head, priced a yard, 18c 500 Yards Khaki Cloth, 34 inches wide, yard... .19¢ 60 Ilemmed Percale Pillowcases, 45x36, each... .430 150 Garment Bags of Unbleached Muslin, each: .. .380¢ Window Shades, 73c Each Good oil opaque Shades in green color —scalloped and finished with a green bullion fringe—size 36x72 inches—seconds, 175 to sell. 300 Pairs Ruffled Sash Curtains, a pair 125 Velvet Brass Finish Curtain Hods, extension 26 to 63 inches, each .« - 325 Sample Curtains of French marquisette with rayon fringe, each 450 Sample Upholstery and Drapery Remnants, —— length be. ' fo 83.05 365 Yards Figured and tlsette, lengtha 1 to 10 yards, yard 245. Straw Mats with bound tape edges, patterns on both sides; each “+ coer OO 475 Curtain and Drapery Kemnants, yard, 10c and 200 9x12 Wool Wilton Rugs, $55 _ Come in allover patterns in gray, taupe gnd rose. Unusual values. 6 Rugs to sell, 200 Kimlark Fiber Rugs; size 3x5-ft. 7 Wool Wilton Rugs, 3x5 feet, allover designs. . $7.84 212 Yards Inlaid Linoleum lengths, square yard. . . 890 8 Seamless Wilton Velvet Rugs, some with fringe, at Ox1i2, at ««+- 827.67 9 Standard Grade 8.3x10.6 Axminster Rugs... .$19.99 21 Fiber Rugs in allover designs, size 6x9, cach, $2.29 97 Oval Rugs, velvet and Axminster centers. .... . 696 2 Tapestry Brussels Rugs, size 4.6%7.6......... 87.86 72-In. Table Damask, 29c Yd. Bleached cotton Damask, woven in neat floral designs—exceptionally low priced. Remnants of Bleached and Unbleached Crash Towel- ing, yard ooCike bonenwe wee 300 Hemmed Twill Kitchen Towels, priced each, 1Z%o 260 Hemmed Unbleached Linen Kitchen Towels .. fie 300 Glass Towels, hemmed, ready for use, cath. .12%e 200 Huck Towels, guest size, heme«titched, each. .1é@— 230 Ready-Made Roller Towels 28c ~~ Pe ee et merge anit. bey. sn me Sao:

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MARCH 30, 1927_ | FAMOUS “BARK CO uD ACES : Albert Wattler, the Child, Runs From Behind Pile of Dirt Into Side of Machine. A 4-year-old boy and & young mt — al . ao mt | ore > + a _# sASi Ls: wi bse > * : , - » 3 +¢ . otor \ ; © A igi: es 4 ar to « 7 Iring © Sa Pt r la f = The bye A rt VW : _* ——" “ at we Oe By , ah * > ed . . : Pa : « of 2 hod, He 44 = ry" 3 r red rhe ariver, i K - . , 5 " ~#2 , ; 19. a chauffeur, « Sls - 2 . » street. told police he did © accident. “2 ; ° weit s . vy A motor cycle driven py Wiiliia : . o* am si] filling eta. ArKiDS, re eB Ci 124i Th — +9 fia) ” STi . tion attendant, of 1300A Arsen 1+ bh aT 317. street. collided with an au ’ VALUES BEYOND COMPARISON She NEWEST SUITS rHEM ScHMITZ 8 & SURODER raheem sa AT EIGHTH STREET n caendanes cathe to Sbtain their We are sacrificing our Furniture at a fraction is merchandise in part to r, more enthusiastic throngs are i aurea the numerous sensational! bargain immense $100,000.00 warehouse stock of : of intended retail prices in order to dispose of t immediately—as our warehouse is to be wrecked _ permit a 30-foot widening of Franklin Avenue. a sf (05-07-09 OLIVE ST. $100,000 WAREHOUSE STOCK SACRIFICED IN OUR MONS’ OF FURNITURE TROUS RAPID a ar aD os - Day Warehouse a sale _ MESES ESSE $225 $225 3-Pc. Velour Over- stuffed Living-Room Suite Leose cushions. oe ly the Rapid 15-Day a Disposal - $325 $325 3-Piece Over- stuffed ALL MOHAIR Living- Room Suite Carved front and sides. Priced in Our Kapid sa: rific ed Sale at PRuffet, five ce hairs wr Is “nie at SAVE ’ PRICES SLASHED ON Dining Suites $170 9-Pc. Dining-Room Suite r nina Ruffet. five chairx and (ur Rapid ptr rag! sale $2750 $205 3-Pc. sn cheaganed Suite china Door S:ide- yee Refrigerator sr Waret vice” §15.85 $275 9-Pc. Spanish Sype eae Suite Rich bended ind she china * > ehairs he one Our Rapid pesal Sale $150 ALL- PORCELAIN REFRIGERATOR BREAKFAST ROOM AND KITCHEN FURNITURE $27.50 Enameled Breakfast Set § Priced in Our house Disposal For electric refric- eration or for ic Warehouse Dis posa Sale price $50 Silver Gray Breakfast Sei Priced in Our house Disposan! BEDROOM SUITES At Amazing Prices $145 4-Pc. Bedroom Suite Beow-end bed, dresser, chest of drawers and chair: blended fimish. Priced im Our Kapid 13-Day Warehouse Disposal Sale at clover, Priced in $110 oy scageenmpldl SET tle erivy designed serving ft ettension Bow-end bed. @reseer, vanity dresser, cil! robe and bench: richly finished. Priced in Our Rapid 15-Day Warehouse Disposal Sale at $168 5-Pc. Bedroom Suite S19 = Dbispesxal Sale KRIRWAN LESS Ri ¢ ] han ~ ia RUGS AND FLDORCOVERINGS r———9Y 12. Ware- Dispowa “$30.78 ater All pieces wery large; bew-end bed, dresser chifferebe and vanity dresser. Priced i» (ur Rapid 15-Day Warehouse Disposal Sale at $224 4-Pc. Bedroom sae] 43 - - — Seam!) Ebene ry > e Rus — Wareh > vat . $27. 778 Ed ite rial Pass” ) | “Ta al Dail td | We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps—Charge Purchases Will Appear on April Statements i’. [——— z = ¥ > Roe - ee “PART TWO. a FOREIGN WAR a Teresina | National Increm es ; a 23 9 ¥ ae ec Prof. F. W. Taussig Decla We Are Collecting 50 P More in Goods Thar . | | Decline in Prices Since War Exy ‘Harvard Economist Looks for of Settlements, But Not Ju: ge HE following article, repro value’ of wheel | 7 ineved by permission from the he will tell ¥¢ a i oid . , i $ ' ? - owarcn issue 0) the Atientic may Be regard: ne etn tee 0 ey re eres ecm ee — ster anna Sw — LL OE LR LOO RAT AR A Ne A OO AE OREN a Prin cipal now | @ With Easter so near this special group of Spring Dresses a Pesssig, since 1901 Professor of] dala i _ } fe a : » *? iz 7 77e'* 9 @ fy ‘ e > TF » oa kes ... 88 a°?6, and finally attains © == ee i 875 Crepe de Chine Scarfs, hemstitched or fringed ends $1.25 120 Boys’ $3.95 Woo Fae erjacks sae es 6 eeu game . = oe a ae ane) Dare one-quarll if 100 Odd $2.50 to $3.50 Corsets, of pink coutil $1.95 125 Men’s Soiled Pajamas and Night Shirts 89¢c i. rs sal $13 Ringling | 200 Sciled $1.50 to $2 Girdles; short models 75c 60 Pairs Asbestos Fire-Proof Work Mitts pees 25c é = on. Teal i 200 Venus and Marvelette Corsettes, broken sizes 69¢ 00 Children’s 95c Cotton Sweaters, 2 to 6 | oe Terme Proposed for Frames voll heeome meg i 125 Brassieres and Bust Confiners, mostly large sizes 45¢ 250 Pcs. Children’s ne iled Cotton Flannelette Wear, 69c kind 39¢ : Proposed arrangement Witt! ous ae. ee Hi 175 Confiners and Bandeaux, soiled, 39c to 50c kinds 23¢ 375 Prs. Kiddies’ Khaki and Blue Denim Overalls, 69c kind... te 2... on eee In omen, COE Ht 159 Women’s Suiting Broadcloth Dresses, $2.95 value $1.74 73 $1 Soued Bathrobes, sizes 1 to 4.. Lic we one se Binning with 19267) and for a max phenomenal | i 217 Women’s $1 Hoover Aprons 74c 000 29c Art Needlework Pieces, stamped...................... 1.96 & al im of $125,900.000 by 1943; son scems likely Sea it 401 59c to 95c Gingham Aprons ..44c 150 $1.25 Cotton Satinay Slips in dark shades, for children........ 69¢ om Bere, 5 eee Look at it in a i 00 Maids’ $1.95 Indian’ Head Aprons $1.14 i150 Infants’ 50c Muslin Dresses wads eames - By ‘he countries ecn.| ae i 48 Manicurists’ White Aprons, $1.48 valu 94¢ 75 Wash Suits for Children, broken sizes, $1 value............ . .63¢ peer: nd including the sums pro-| —°UlUe™ pres i, 309 79c to 89c Slip-into Aprons kink eae cee 250 $1 Knit ~ Sisealiog sizes 1 to G, at..... Sue Cake aos; 59¢ pos r France, we find that the) |. sed see 150 $1.48 Reversible Indian Head Bib Aprons eae rep Das ee Oe 94c 580 Yards 15c Dress Gingh 1am Remnants. vard... i yard lengths ‘yard Mate $1.44 other about ita: | 69 $4.95 to $5.95 One and Two Piece Rayon Dresses $2.29 100 Yard 98 Medium Blue Silk Broadcloth. yard $119 ; ok Value Figures i eeen 56 - | 175 $1.95 to $2.59 Two-Piece Jersey Dresses $1.59 100 Yards $ ee ya eT ee 4 : © Ome, Se eee | 159 69c to 79c Cotton Satinay Bloomers ee 39¢ 150 Yards Black Suk. and-Wool Coating, $1.50 value, yard........96¢ Tiitiouk a A Parallel | 15 $495 Two-Piece Student Neck Jersey Suits................. $2.29 90 Yards $1.39 Silk-Mixed Prints, 50 inches w1 ide, yare oe Bis 10:21 stands only for the book| At 7ISSaa mE ; v + > a . Tai Ger, | 209 Odd $1.29 to $1.95 Princess Slips 93¢ 200 Yards Odd Pieces, J2 to 54 Inch Woolens, $1.49 value, yard.. 98¢ pans as made $y curse at ae i 101 $3.95 Novelty Bordered Ravon Dresses $2.29 apt Yards $1.39 Printed Tub Silks, yar : ring the two short Jeer® O81) Gia a i 33 $2.13 and $2.95 Dark Foulard Dresses $1.59 °5 Yards $1.98 Printed Crepe de Chine. yard i. : ae . wh Be 08 sai eal now, we beéan @ 110 $1.95 and $2.95 Sleeveless Sweaters I3e $25 to $29.50 Day-Beds, with spring and cotton oy meeetnt—what was really handed ae —e | 12 $2.49 Twillsheen Rayon Overblouses 93e 15 $5.50 and $6.50 Wool-Fulled Comforts, full size, at me *" >y us to our allies when the | way to get rid a i a se i cog bp Tunic a I3c 2 $5.50 Metal Beds. size, finished in brown ename! Bs Bosco aes two. This uneml i 13 $3.95 to $4.95 Lumberjacks, for women $2.2 8 $10.50 All-Layer Cotton Felt Mattresses, 45-pound.. s us to undenstens ee ~— | 75 Prs. Women’s Mock-Fashioned Hose, seconds of better grades. 46c 10 Soiled 70x80-Inch Part-Wool PI: lan} 9.95 + haw shee peng a . n mal period, to 9 cks, lisle tops, seconds 18¢ § Soiled 4x6-Ft. Cotton Davenette Pads, $8.95 grade. nants, 1500 Prs. Children’s 7-8 or 1-2 Socks, fancy tops recente. [See 250 Yards $1.50 36-Inch Velour Rem yard a= Re eee ee ee es | ee ANH To Y aw - , 7 - “ a rs - ’ m aoR ar — Foug at present cirect ef : -400 Prs. Men's Cotton Socks, seconds of good grade......... 12% 2¢ 150 Yards Drapery Reps, 50 inches wide, $1.50 value, yard........ 89¢ phe reader's attention. What is ee ae seal > Tat nN @ mor 00K inio7 T1414 Cn a a a . os - mI ‘urs, d “ pos ee: sa $ corn eck comanpnme bre t ae ll aa ae 160 Yards 36-Inch Deaoeny Rayon, $1 to $1.25 values, yard....... 33¢ De eee LoVU OZ. Dmen Uialr tra ni} Ulis ae 7 ” a : r - - r TW een een hur iuinp ae ee ee ‘= na liad ter eta 9 300 Yards 25c Fancy Crossbar Curtain Marquisettes, yard........15¢ e huge lump! many 6 oa 60 Doz. Men’s Elastic Ribbed Cotton Union Suits... aa ee 300 Yards 50c to 75e Cretonnes. short lencths. yard 25e ‘ : (tively small aise fo. ae 100 Doz. Women’s Regular ond Extra-Size Slegveless Vests 4c . | — — i aie yu ind the perhaps 45 with out 100 Das a3 co a 40 $16 Double-Faced Velour Portieres, 50 inches wide, each...... $8.88 as fact that this seriew Of ' js5.05 100 Doz. Boys’ or Girls’ Nainsook Union Suits, seconds........ 26c wees fled W “tia 29 te amnuasl -enwenene ae eee 500 Prs. Women's $3 to $5 Low Shoes $1 66 60 Pairs $2 Ruffl White Crossbar Curtains. COMDiete.. ae $1. {a — — | Consider. i . Liictai SO Vv oo eee a la ‘ : men ee . ‘ca Bs iz coming oscar to ine —— - ‘ i = . 15 Sets Solid Cok ret Ruffled Voile Curtains, a value Se Rha tet . pay a a effects of Cedar Chest ee — : i 300 Pairs Children’s Hich Lace Shoes Fee 4 a | i 490. Prs. Women’s Felt Moccasins, eS ead ob eh oe ea oak ke 63c 12 o* : ; $128 Ali-Parceiain Bungalow Range 1 : i 35 Doz. Women’s 88c Lisle Gloves at) 10 9x9-Foot Felt-Base Rugs, seconds of $7.50 grade : ...... $48 | ue Doz. Men's ‘Kerchiefs, seconds of 8c and 10c grades, each......7c 12 7.6x9-Foot Felt-Base Rugs, seconds of $6.50 grade nd $5 High and Low Shoes............... $2.45 30 Junior and Bridge Lamp Bases, soiled, $5 to $7.50 kinds... $1.98 “wee | 22nzal payments alone have. what kind of a 550 Prs. Children’s High and 5 i a 79c | 100 Prs. Wom s Satin Mule * en) 93 20 Assorted Cretonne Cushions, $2 value (a0 See 98¢ ete importance. True, @8) 7 shall oes 100 Prs. Women tin Mules, leather soles............. $1.2. . "ata ulate how ll “i } 50 Seamless Velvet Rugs, fringed, 9x12 size ee ry can calcula how much | ~seetion ix represert. from pis ; rivgt of! happens that o e i .89 ON cquivaient capital SUM. i +hese which 100 Doz. Women's ‘Kerchiefs, seconds of 5c grade. doz 2s .0ee ' § Felt-Base Rugs, 9x10.6 size, seconds of $3. grade . $498 2... es *8 he figures on @ 3 Der) fected—ai § Sb Wak: ali": Bin Wandeeschiate ech ri ee 100 Square Yards Felt-Base Remnants, seconds €9c grade, sq. yd, 38 | ee | ee ot he same sum . ve . ac ; , ini + 6 6 8 6 & 68 id ey —_— ae iain - ‘de e1 5 : 8% Pi % P*’r cer? or 4 pes cen’ ie = lo) nite —comeh te 80 Doz. $1.65 Black Lambskin Gloves | RRC As phe 59c 150 Sq Yds. Inlaid Lincleum Remnants, sec’ds $1.50 grade, $q. yd. ™ you that so many billiefis— Th. debt ces 2 $177 12 Felt-Base Rugs, 9x12 size, seconds $10 grade , «seen 00 * wr or less a1 the assucred per-' 5 of & ser = “ke raie ir iower or Bigher--| Saw (he epee " * Bard ag my be reckoned as the ‘present year te year BF 250 $1.65 to $2 Leather Pouch and Underarm Purses.......... .. $1.34 25 36x70-Inch Axminster Throw Rugs, seconds of $38 grade.

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él Meme ” ; Bg : , : , ‘ tee. Bai! |. egy tans Gnehe shee ; ) po t >. + pore Ses . Editorial Page IdgiaNnth A’aAN A \t{TT Tt it . — I] Afrane a] 1, EA ¥ NXT | Urama—Music Statements | > | ee ee eS ee RE Ri iv &£. ——— SEER \ ine he Ee el Sen NS sa ebebtasil akei taba! FETE! see | oe — nonsense gree : 4 nes 4- - AE Sse TREES: Sie+ pastas LestirSiiesssai LOUIS, WEDN ESDAY EVENING, MARCH 30. 1927. eae ee ae ae wees oe "PAGES 17—22 = permeate sare " Py Re se eS _ ANNUAL INCOME aneteees ee siiiaaiaiciili ail einen ational Increment in 1925, 90,000 Millions; Present Installments Due at Rate of 200. Millions: ‘Yearly oe a oe netthentes ee een ee ee — ~~ —— = . . = — aan nT mpooegaentarneelae -- ron eenc —ae AR a A oon - i a SN SE en A Prof F. W. Taussig Declares | _ We Are Collecting 50 Per Cent (=== ee pie he : CHARGES WHEELER The Political Undertow BORAH PREDICTS More in Goods Than We Gave} / PRM cconeed tor ie this was, "Sem PAYS HOUSE BILLS Coolidge Acts Indicate _ GY. SMITH WILL Se ee form Bisine in Prices Since War Explains This— # eg a ‘| ee ty rom England. Fr ce, Ger rR NRY CRUSADE He P lans to hun Ag aut RIN AS A DRY Harvard Economist Looks for Revision eee PO. ie te of Settlements, But Not Just Yet. ; * 4 eg HE following article, repro- value’ of what is con ling back; and duced by permission +} Se OR ae ads Nis 20 from the he will tell you, too. how much a March issue of the Atlantic may be rx garded as repayment of mA “Monthly, is by P; O}. Krank, by } : lig! Tt ‘5 -_ a | ' > »? 4 14 . , t-te ~ ¢ S ne intentid } (yi i ;i~ } ‘fp luia¢ i rers » the gf political econom uv. tractive to the mathematically : ~ SS See tee 5 I sia , ciation Against tne Prohibition | idge to run . ae ; ’ : , ae ° Pe ; Z : LD Ek RL SOR ce a nis casion. iii merely enament todav ieene i ustomers, agreed 1 et the si ’ . a EF. W TAU SSIG minded, impressive and puzzling to sats G3 PORE ~ = —"* Amendment today issued the /ol- li eistin ent incidents seem te stomers, 1 to let the surplus titled to G. O. P. Nomi- 7 a Pala” 2" ~ ’ 5 * ¥ . . mc © } 1 , 1 T) ‘ i ~ °* . ” ° b . : ry ¥ . ’ ; aa ot ai } those not so minded. What is reallv Cg, eee Tice ene 2 mark that in my judg: . lowing statement: cae | 13 7 go toward paying on all r - “oR sentative Gr: ; : ge pe ee eee | ; v8 with our former allies|t®?-®appen, what signifies for us “a eer a ae. BOS ee tee tepresentative Grant M. Hud-) 4 qaition, ‘re is : wing store | ‘ : | nation, ys olstead Act ments wit 1 wie ce fe aiil r i tat the other seoples. is the eee eC aaa way. In the main they ’ gon of Michigan ran true to Anti- > eollater: wait tennmetanroe hy ; But Cengress had no more than ; y » yrrar 4 ¢ Ww > | / . * m— % ~ - gs a o 2 i oo ss . . " . i s ‘ c > : he ‘ . : : ” 7 me.very pteee 3 : ayer: a rp series of annual payments. —Photo by Underwood & Underwood. harmful t -" * saloon League form when he 3ent ids in the same direction adjourned when from the White Won t Be Repealed. tothe United eT eeu aps a6 ieee : : yy _— PROF. F ’, TAUSSIG Babs re 2ut ID é ies nt thes 4 to the newspapers an attack ne ‘hi anvedbinatiao +h . House manated the tidings that - gumbers to 10 billions of dollars— Comparative Figures. ROF. FP. W. TAUSSIG. } ry ) ‘ 7 hibiti tdi ie epitome TS indi , aes . - a = as J : : . > : 7 *T% #4 « _— + ic s ? > Ui t hvSt an! U¢é Pe rrmne } S é o “4 . ‘ hie reo { i] , . ; - ed " . ry? o~ - * shole of this sum is due for ad- © ¥ ual payments and their per cent a year hese fluctuations| : velopes. Mr. Hudson was long bi : aa but | next year—when i ill be fres UTICA, N. Y., March 30.—Sena- nr luring the rs ang importance bie i ae ! lark, assin Spe! a} rn res 7 : yances made guring Liit¢ VW ar an 4 : : i t . } le ¥ + ¢ , rr . , for the con lu t of the war Some (“onsi soy : ry} in thelr propor- rou Die i i i ‘ ae f eo tr ? rs , | ft; 14 ae YY) p ‘tii ly } c idgce i ‘ e iy aiiidl tiki Ci i ; I \ illiarm > Borah of Tdahd@. if} na us i Ci. OU a ee ; i yr] ‘ ’ } a ) Caine 8.8. e i ry ¢ ln oe ' thing is owl ed for American sup- tion to other items, to other relat- VI Pp intment of His wa =. an addres ss here last night, ) lle : . 1 tf) * , ). eid ade’ taut lear | House spol . ve} the | '2@ Presidency, also will declari QS Ross i ed SN MAreaontea President Reported to Have Offered Hughes His Old Job ee: . — ae - . : . 7 pute Anti-Prohibition Body Says as Secretary of State—Tax Cut Maneuver and Appoint- | Forecasts His Nomination OoOrlance ‘ ible result of the debt payments. | His Mind So far as this direct inflow of Expenses of Committee oo raises the question whether added On Alcohol Traffic. By CHARLES MICHELSON, ave welcomed the chance to ada; fF smereellk competition from abroad 1s 01 ina: A Staff Correspondent of the Post- Ui | The answer 1% at question de- — “rer Wot sintiientinnen 2 : | WASHING dang eas h ¥ ich — 1] is I pends ee = rec si ititude ne fe of revelations cont ained in "ASHINGTON March 25 | 9 ixpayers, ane vhen it was POLICY IN CHINA with regar: ‘eign trade 1¢ 1e recent p iis geome itch series of roo sii ionstrated that everybody saw Be i a ie eel inl ais . ment of Roy A. Haynes Also Suggestive of What's in | whole a & thing for a c : st spatch Bureau Dispatch and New York World. nstead, he w: amant against ij, lan teosele OWA Fits phe Bin Met yt iol ta me 33 t 6 ‘ pte 4 , i Bats wi Eee Bt spelen, 8 ee og foe TO age ss a predict. vege eety 4 wr = - Aerts REL ata errr . = convention will indorse Lea tbe ah ae ~~ CE Ey en ee eo. ioe » ‘- vee pA a o » shiof a + re “) : F 1 rit in) “ +] : : nny ere . , sa a ’ Li? j i - t hi y j = fe eo ats ‘ ’ ia 2 += ve : vet + = i¢ " , — ° : . " » — 4 s oe eni is i ; , stu , ndo is ~s ¥ —— se 1 ( } ai ‘ WW idil if ‘ LOila . ; : ae a i Jad i ij sit i é , hi we . os 4} j ; he . st a , de; ha wa! } ing f ‘ ef- i } ‘ry ifé © th amendmrent with fou Dlhil L rran 117) . vee en : iIncc ie th ar t \ ry oe eae Aytipces Lachlicn ” : rw) ’ Ni J 1udsoy ls thie flit . ge ' “ar Ore 7T. r} ‘eri: : cy? tsa " to! } S 3 1) "7 7 2 r} ; . tT ] 4 / Y ‘ | “ei } ii ‘> i ; ; een i ii make it somewhe | a | Ring Pe ey ; ) the job. Lirman a the Senate Foreien Repayment Agreements. ‘truth: an the presen irnase | ve ruined Sagal ae ite ment that any privat rganizauion | _ oo le wouldn't it?’ ndrews announced his intention | Relations Committee said in Agreements on the terms re. hat degree of accuracy is all tha So much 0 th nas nitu ie and ; * oe ae a _— ei j je . s WI Wh « Ti ttiat of | ~~ vis feren o a hy thetical | of liftin: he personne f m } address ediials the Utica Republic payment have been made with all is nee proportions Of the facts of - apgygl goo 667 po ir ee , | deprivation of the one issue that slough of discredit in wh 1} an Club. ss : ; a wanine n : 54,8 ; oie Fotal R: Lise ed. orev of corr ion, favoritism an “ail venture that if Gov. Smith , fanaticism had’ plunged it. an oj} is nominated for President, he'll | the Trt nd.a 113 wae any indications. stablish a "ps f enforceen t declare for the eighteenth amend- tlement iu! the ‘nited States: ne: ‘Par or tw They come tc r sp ott ie ea { u spisathdae hae e ; at , pel. ; % 4 } ate Gecoke seg a ssi sia ibe: se | _ — , Three Straws in the Wind. agents with a soldier's tradit¥on of | Men and its enforcement, and net : e i . . 3] , ; } } oT * r f iii O aay; L a ak. : Drowslolcvic ' Fas } oa¢ , . Unusual avin S } wane » Sega _—" baba | ws lel em — en “i ee ere : pee sie | ; ; :; ' il@ three -¢ njisodes rere rred i re ¢ Tee tna wo mia t* tne miv that but will make the people . ; ‘ese Tne arreen ‘Ti iS =) atin Al CYS iilt& $ uu { o ie ; ’ xs, at aid . . ’ me he - tion 13) r} i 2 ‘cog ert ~ rS1onNn Oy lid Loft york 1} try ee ;\ pilt ba not epeaking in Alare. One-Day Items BBgerments spread over a period of|to get 25c in adition—a negligible |it is right that we should rgceive cannot insist on the debt paymen hed the enormous sun ongress; the:appointmentiof Roy bis another ais ‘pect of Gov. Smith, but in eulog$ $2 vears— vnes infuriated ©\ ) f hi abilities, From the ‘ . oe apes ‘ pd a 4 es ‘ ane ? q.% ‘ We ;y? {> *{ ()? ? : with ik asd terecthis Ss. be tes a ne . foreign trade, we g these re si ; ps propaganda for th yenefit of tl state the sums in rour 73¢ + as I shall throughou " , 7% ayer Aas _ pe ° 35: Sac ae eT ~ f ns , . ‘ sd g Caeep. .% aT. Se eo eee ae Coe 8a: NNO ath SONNY CARO IRDA RO EY OUI Ny HRN NN LOL: ARON 8 ALO hy BM eta, = poet on i? ee pty, RE Set Bone: Spe a aie ee oe fy pew see + ge ite ge in OF nS erage OS .50 Suits, 34 to 37. ....-$8.00 Berth 1922 for Great Britain, w th “Payments Always Trivial.” ee ae Beis sp ipa ea a aaa tg eaten carne tae ee a 3g te sapiginiagh msm tai he suggestion that was at outs with his superiors | 7 he leaves Manhattan Island Jash Suits, $1.19 kind. =, 2. te Paes for Belgium, 1926 for Italy| No doubt the payments are to 0) JUShC peo pear ee alivies ee a cea clea A tee el tine Bak haiti a ‘haries Evans Hughes return tojcause he was constantly ting and crosses over into the United » ' nd so on accoraineg th icdif aed or ; P os xR? > ym xxrt . ‘ PTO Say Ci RAS Dy : ba WT sti . si sia: sl INT ee ne : eee me : , . } ‘ ‘ . 49 states ee" e : 1 ig yeralls, 34 to 42, $1.49 value. +++ $1.00 ee ewe a oS few years. wh | one ipediencs St aiente | 4 heir ov . markets. | great political machine, and has, the Cabinet. them into hot water w! . ee eee ee re eee | when the several agreemen’s \ louble: : ae eattianel in O65 - Fun enc) nis : Le yin ane" ’ Th hird episod: ‘anno e a eh the law bevond even! @mendment and ita enforcement.” bn sizes, 69c value. ....440 | reached he annu: ayments ar ae ae something rthnan the bar: 1 it is alla @q T10! ) lor ver accounted to % pubile . es ene vine : : —* ia shu . | gia Cooliige 1 Smit! a a a OG = was sila PICT AST» ESSN ; , ihuto? ~ y han : — ’ icy i : , Af Ae end hell its mo “AS rovisions He ie an srvnitiy. users, 29 to 34. $1. 95 dee _. $1.19 | moderate. in some cases ‘en smal? arivthineg itk es ae dvane t ] n uri Die Lain or !oss. rs army ! ca thar n - | uto! ~ pint = po 7 : eae a ee ae: | en: 2 oe AG egy - battens ee “ address at Syracuse t “yi. Two-Pants Suits, broken sizes. . $12.50 fer the first five years, and then’ wy. have had in the last five years,” ards the immediate eco-| Some special kinds of ‘goods have; ™' * nee President and Hughes are in a sfacturers who used industrial al-.| versity earlier in: the Gay gue : mse to a figure which is maintained 7 roo. will . double: ny 19 | POM spect: t tne Case, 1 n- lwas nN oming In from es a A : OEE ee i ition know jus wh: has heen } % ' | ’ oru predicted that Coolidge and ceagnbe ey teagg a + 87 eer oe che treat Brit-|.0.-. or ao As elementa in our’| d¢flying fact is that payment must | ropean countries. Probably mor All the money collected by the ©) 3 secs ‘en Harding was Presi- | Smith would be the opposing can ; x . ee = e a as ees - . ‘ ne +3, . we j x he 1 by ‘ r¥ ) : ; it? .37 > lit = | ~ ‘ t 1 rT) 7. e% r’ 1} )} ne oe ca ; ; Se .44c Reavy sums at ie sta roughly : 37} _— trivial » | Gt Ssetilemen i! a ? . nt wu: The al in yy will. be ey i ; ie o you think President Coe’ e f) 0 A00 P : . — ¥ : ‘ Wg ee eli sca : — ; : Set se red tiv »} n 1} CU : } ii . . « ry tenn j r war | iawWw, . —@ at . ‘ 89c i} 160 0 vt a \ ai ; : p, SSE f } eT ave c ‘V ij] ‘ } ‘ : irs, athe ‘ hi , . ris a Vj hy t LOT JT! “ iJ Al . ; 4 : ae : , Fe0an oe Th of = “ , : } | “¢>) i} wjion eT idge will run again’? ’ the Senator aor on +* ~— } : : ‘Ry f 3 : : re d ; 7% " ‘ ‘ iv i¢ } if 4 le I Pha 4 ’ ht j ue 4 =e i *T} - aft i ro Tf biel : . .15¢ ) 8, thereafter about $180,000,-) oJ all items for the r ving un Oita fut it is the merevst com- | ticles—tropica ‘oducts, Chere he ( i] oreover. there was a floos , toe |) Was asked from the audience. : : . Si €A ; hii ; | a - . : ;overnn ‘ . , e* , ¢ ; . = ; ‘ ‘ 7 oT ‘ ‘ . : ‘T’T : ; ij ° ‘ c > . 7. —— iy an 7. ) oN , " } ae is) " ‘oni mis S ‘ it Y} . ri: ; an : . F, i Me s ta! hy at jem . . wre S “) a if 1} . . | think he ia entitled to the -10¢ » Ty." sin eee aan es Fs. re ag ee oo ores. , agan agen l , iS pariiSal : eg ii ; Haynes wrote ¢ - Ul I ' ‘ “Wg i wise Se yt wee - OD nuch helo Mur } money Aliiit OTMe 1M Case, O | ae ' lonists al ¢ by 4 aber rT ) 71] } I me 1 ’ ~ a iain eS i. atthe cd Vv ne ms ' P reyy +) te : be a strong candidate. . ‘ 7. i P ' j i ia j i ii ii. 4 ‘ : id A a 4 . awh ti ‘ A ‘ b ‘ \eTes ito - inZ ] err ‘ } ' Liict. \ i ‘ 3 rt. -) SE re | uy i -OU ; “] . : “4 6 rola ‘x r } . 8%" . “all hecam lore and mo n istiaminiie nS Dp ne pr - ere + Ce dk Wi ee a Hughes ha ot | he state ») a ae authority accepted candidate at the present on Flannelette Wear, 69c kind. The proposed arrangement with! gus for them, sit their na al | ith .; hai iad : , (goods which must make us paus mn aoa ee ens cd ) ‘overnment rould | a. . 4998 time. I feel quite sure he qill re- ; Be ‘ keith, 54 alate BGs niag et repeat (ae as r. udson states that the pa his was il 1 france calls for $30 0 an! a Lowieh- they ay meas , e have to remember tn (rom , ~ have heen in such « ored ceive Ghe nomination, as Ke seems im Overalls, 69c kind....._ , | ss rtm wee FN: acta 3. through gi Ss, not in money, as ' , ibutions t he league were mas lever hav cen inh Such a PESG Dry League Wins Fight. , ue Deni O . ee GUPrIng n arlier vear Lye not stand still innot gLrow a rne ‘ TTT er - Mi OINs wi —e mes a ; ' ment. ence the ide at it worils ' tary of j have everything his own way to 4. ke ; m meemnine with 1926 an fora max- ated: nel ra rhich ie ours an | ; es ss a rast with th: : a resem,!i: - abe ‘ ape pia fy masts : oe ee : — ey eed die pustetns "eS right now , stamped... : i@ fF $125,000, | decks nu’ | seems likely t main our wid} ica gree in one way, Dul-a a arrenss.,. aeeeRe PIS vee ) sete ign because his health was un-/ oo ae tet heater th 7. Defends Chinese Policy. m mech figures, it robable, will b 7 ‘a ) ee ee see rast in anothe! ‘hen wv inches wide, yard.. ek awa uo « ae mally something more iets $400,- oe ieee ane. 2 ps . & e* 1aD tional im tis Oo ods wil. hb th ‘cumstances of those yeare ae st Chena a a “A st ene htys ss "; mplica " hat HWuehes +i ti ; rs | , ust be but becaus we recognize the Sean Gt oO EMMOT Ward. .....,...806 MeNeehO? for the last decade of the) OU 12°C: the last fiscal year| Staved off for a time by loans, such | were such that the goods which the |4uditor to the office of the Asso.) | TAG Wh alin ie ey Of manned to take the consequences | wrong individual.” nay Remnants ts, 49c value, yard. ne 25¢ : : peepee = a : ° . Reavernmen or uite | 2 on ‘@ en making to fu allies from us x - La) ‘eget ; y ms als ms , ) ins iene s pur | Sta : ‘en os lids r} if 3 4 not take ¢ andi , harged “selfish ol] interest«' reached i” TO TeA ; y ho ee : , , “nlus ih eT rs : these post-war v r th ’ “goes ’ \ ¢ ; }t* i ‘ . : : , resis a ; , atts mp tin K to cavnaee a break - >» seconds of $1.39 grade. cee. : mitain, and in the years immedi- a vale ee Se ‘came We used to be borrowers from Eu h a er] ig! “ates hie soe fenaes ud “ents it : sd ae nie , inna 7% elud KT) sae ete : ; en ateint + wt we Mexico and. the Unite l ’ 4 ‘ i to 1 yard lengths, yard............98¢ mY following for the other POOP eek aad We are at odd: with each| rope; now we are lenders Nt ) ut vast dollar funds at their |0p eee ee nat Stayton, stated | Coolidge’s reply. but Kellogg is still the President surrendered \d States, and advocated arbitrating yard lengths, yard. a ee ae ae ae $1. 49, — Ti] abe 2% its Lis] sition " rid. Like $ ; . : : ‘ . : ; $ t : ~ Os matter much na ' { rnatio! ieuan 3 31t10Nn Is bach Sh are eee : : stand on aX Peo«ntnetion. “” ‘srr t bit) i? ty im Texico ehall be Silk Broadcloth, yard. ee ee ee ee ee ee 1.19 : 3 T remark ec » if the feo! that the wart . . ” irne ton: y ta) ; 3 ae Wr 4% rr Sitrration Y1111 »?T} ] ii t i Jai Lidil ca.2 3 | j i: Jon : ie | ie | ae a8 | % , ’ “ ase tinia ’ " «i D ae & » &5 possibilities eae ents ci =e: ae he | — sity irerw — £3 6g : : osm 2" ven) we! a Republicas unnine Sey n M. Club expressed by Bradford Hi de Chine. yard... ; a= War period What it stands now. we began to pay off : reat +h shi imports, of as lebtors, to mak he sams at cone gaat ngecypiee Ta om Ane os sa 4 ofits batt, ais hel in. Devi nember of the organiza. a spring and satis nad. aes | Punt—what was really handed —— now ‘-e are in a fair sin Me a nts ty ent me of woods than they’ re- | Son. - AS A TOT ET OC i le dt ne wear. tTadei ry ) ot . 7 publican ° F MVANS VW re Y} 1% ©} ‘ecor ed omene ene _ _ q ea ) 1Tre ; ‘ or 0 LJ . rs P ) i ( Ais sa Lie! ees s ant on — ’ ' , ‘ } ; +} . ' ' 5 “ab 4 shed in brown enamel. : ' made and record 2 two. lis unex: ee ees = ways not 7 es erecicion. these... ... er Pwr as i ‘eee Se 7 +} earue. an hi new mtacl — % , — ) a . t to define a regular.” he ‘ eountry as t dict ‘ er , ss rv awe ; an sry nea she ore ne nowewn’ 7 cle? wey balked y 1} | See ct ‘ae wt _— t Mattresses, 45- pound.. B behooves us to understand and lled ¢ } + j his Lvy——is ‘9 ae rreat upheaval: ne iberatels - fritters Y fis) tithe a ; : vtne ; tan wore — ' qaie . - : a imNe¢ : ig c ’ ’ stares I . ; . } rr yi 7} eee -% . : et . ae ery ; 4 ol] Plaid Blankets, $5.95 grade. . it enember just iow things then’. ea nail degree. for eith 3 Coll ei ERS ~ a2, intentionally, but pro Ne we ar ongs ihe people, Serving | “We ron: 2 wal would not ev irn- ple eficgnc! oe - ae yo ye atte Pads, $8.95 grade. ee “ee 1 dies Pol. sa course, this aspect of the yer to surpassing financia 6 ie Se ee by | Ss : nuch about ‘ hare ranization a Mn a ain ; iy 19” fuca candidat: line 2 » think | gen ix ; J rericent on ion. ie ASE Coes not hear on the point to . bi ase “een? serait gm 50: sie ae 4 x5 mOmMmic aspects, n wen) of] "hie , reeae: ; é : : we oe ° ' , , . we 3 1 ’ volhuas aaa . Remnants ard. eves ' ’ : . rsi ' , J = gelatin pee | ‘he lina Maal ra rom people deceived by ecutive welcor ; m oO pose are thé ones whe say ff | mnants, seconds €9c grade, 4 4 interest basis, or on one of - Y sum ar our rederal rex $4, at | rés 1}; men hou iceept notnin A corrupt pr eutaiee ue oP ashe ie vi it teas +9 * be : exis ae bbe ons ” li muilify if, ‘ | E ™ you that so many Dilli —!The debt repayments will again Se, Cet Whim cemnean ness yea, | aahinh | ae s legislated was that disbursen 7 es ‘ : ) | ondas of $7.50 grade os ae $4.50 es ure or le se 6 ‘ > a —. - . ; ' hig €1)'°N *oft ‘ore i Ti} Tit} : . : ‘s | 7 ' : zh * i : + ' ail 1 bg 7 ‘2 . f° . oy 4 ‘ : , | ey \ ‘ ri e teLLta ; | ' oe oe t ce +. nuilifies - , seconds of $6.50 grade..... | Belace rate ic lower or —jNow the imports fluctuate fror}come ‘in fre ig Na eg get a ae rest sng cu : : , cane ee 9] Coating, $1. 50 value, yard. eeten 98c ams involved are huge-—totaling f ‘ , uxpe . (lending perations ours are not otherwise, and i vii] Maes We ome oe as . | ake : se a 8 in deductiot 1 & solide on 19°98 ra ne © ‘an outlined «peech Inch Wooiens, $1. 49 value, yard... mount o he loans as made by of events which follow aC) pace of recent Year They “In Gown v third wha ae piciong sr eae pai laa rine ae . ‘ongress A h es f Mas hirset Z rhs : irregular” before the Republica mr in other t rms than book ac- 4 } r) “$th qse ' , lollar values nust end 1 of PiQgh aM Aiea! it — al ram- d j my be ek ones , . onenint . 7 ny hundreds ( ontinved un Rugs, seconds of $8 grade..... | ckor the ‘p : :

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PAGE 18 ST. LOUIS POST- DISF. ATC ‘A, ay EDNES DAY EVENING, MARCH 30, 1927. ea eens mec no aeenee SS aan ioe by JOSEPH PULITZER December 12, 1878 Published by The Pulitzer Publishin ng Company +3 4 : . ere clifth Bouleverd and Ove Strect ign i wei arity > att c , rede & te Ss a ry a ar oe ~~ ade he, 7 1 ge ey Ma «aa per yr THE POST-DISPATCH PLATFORM. we georgia. Sti ie en se I krow that my retirement wil! make no difference in its cardinal principles, that it will always fight ‘er presress er reform, never tol- erate Injustice or gg 00 gt aa always fight demaxexues of A: a. never belomg te any party. always oppose privileged classes and core plenderers, never lack s}mpathy with the poor, always remain de- .oted to the public welfare, never be satisfied with merely printing news: niwars be drastically inde- pendent; never be afraid to attack wrong. whether by predatery pilu- tecracy or predatory poverty. JOSEPH PULITZER. April 16, 10307. ey in te ray Sarin ysanghedeg et ceed phen tx ~ » br the Chinese have sent their stucents to New York ity . * . , sf a. _ } “ . } i. — (orm ose ? } accept e n . at i. ey eae we ee — ree ¥ XT, i¢g a has resigned to accept an W estern universities W e fave taugent them piys “~ LTeUTS ‘ ah based Lam 14d bad QO aS resigu 4 > — % . as ; : ; ‘ ad 4 : as P . . oe ge e : . . ‘ my _ , . ‘THe InyS8Serriia Yr j 3 a hi eleetriy 4 SEN CMorinre me -T) aT ry ha | ‘at ee. et ¢ . important positi nD in ha * ingusifiat YW OT if * As ta of | 4 chi S &s mm Lad A £44 > 4 iad d 7% nee h da 4 ‘ os , ; , F : . 2 on 4," se VaAwek LMPYroecn rn Fr rr ¢ . : ™ . P . > . J . - 4 .* or * . ey? ~ TT —, titutinge what Bertrand Russell caiis our n ‘Nanisti rice of Foiice t mmission in NEW rOTrn COTTesponu: R | ¥ U = “ i r i ae ™ ee a4 ~~ ai . 4 i si ; >? Py é @? ~ Wy of , : . ¢ ; Viavor anceoe hie Fegrio® ~ > - t, r ’ ‘ THe T) i r i +f { b ait . > ro & |. we! : ‘ ; : aa ‘ ceear ‘*nouUusgsee ‘ ; eer >4 « , ) b re 7 \ t? . “ ~ ! is ‘ i ww! , arn. Theirs is A f 3s : 4 iG nas at pea rough unir gen “an “ - --+ = “ * * ¢ > r : + 5 - ? —~ ° T »* ¥ : i 4 s ra s ~ rm es ‘ *, 45 et oT ve . — + ~ ’ : ‘ bes . B se. : . . vr s . . + + os } - > > al > 5 a » Sd ~ 7 i ’ ’ ? ad ta ; b » a. ? va "mT ? ~ et. - he ¢ \ 3 t ‘ t . ad . . > _ _ ‘ -“ - an ® i ne ‘fe. i i \ - A r ; © « “a ia . =. vert rie it it Z ps ; a és : ; mia - 7 34 + > } ne , *. + > - . ~ > - ~~ ae : Ma , 7 r ft; : : Y 4 ; I “e: I i> ‘ iG at.euU i a a n w -t ; ; - or aa : " T* : a . + , . - * ee ar 7 x H ? - , : " T | T TY ; ra - a S ‘ oT! . + ™ > - : 4 } s . . ? ? * -” 7 7 Cc or I’ | if saai’ ; va 4 ‘ + 4 *, é mr ra N ¢ x \ ‘ i Oy +> > od mri¢ ’ “ { , id i = ‘ ‘ ] ken t nh a 2 i a hings by . : ai tT An . * : > in a 7 cy “ ™ 77 4 7 * r far : t [ I i ~~ & i Ait DTes impti nN B : : 7 “Y ; é = = i s ZR ii ‘ a - " La bs | sitar ~ CU 4 a “ue rr . s . 7 -—) rt T> ; . ; af ‘ . - . +: ; j ; = xr? fy ’ ; Z ’ , : 7 e : ~ ; z ; it ' Lica : | ey Be i ” eee ae | 4 F. t —» Fea TP mere st V6 . A + tie & e j » THY ; . ’ ’ . 4 ‘ a a a 4 a4 a as . > , . -~ hb: st ry When ad st} - Fs ne m > 6 r ar * | “ ~ ° + - + . + T ** ca { . ; - o i > — => ~ s io . + + ° ™ c.f > > T ~~ ° : oS ‘ ‘ . i.e 2 Ts? mu ve . : sae t tyers 1 .¥ act ® pcr - ag now 2ak 3 ? - + rt = ‘ ? ~ * aa t+ >» es s * > ‘ + > e + a +e 7 j i i é & if ; 5 “ im, LA 3 | ‘ QBiiisiia i ° - . od : >» er 7"? $ . - hy i _ ~*Ue &T 3 toils ‘ ~ : - \ tsb ad 4 s as ’ * . * - s as + > Se ‘ ‘ ” f ded monster is certain- ‘dl > > a -* ~ VW yr. >. ~~ + - > . a > . 4 > > ' ro > j ¢ TMs vu , ms > 1a 4 - . b ‘ ; ae a ‘ " - . ~ . a Zz ’ > + : 7 i; ¥ a ? * r + an rT oc 7 ‘ i . : ~ on a : . * - os sughoey spies - 7 « Public Miz Norma “ ao 3 : | ai tt beet 7 mene are wot avar , . os te : = Rante kee ae found it bes The ¢ ¢ ~ : Louis 4 has undertaken t@ analyze a¢ . . ; ~ + + * .- + > > - > a i "Ty Pe " 4 - ~ P a or ” ha. ar 7 % “_e —~CSe 7 it is ty ran- idt+t 4 ais P| 6a a a* s ia 4 4 Vad . i }: y - ; ~ + * end he does so, not In ‘ + . . 5 = , A “ ~ : -— + ; % rT ~ ~ a bs * * - é F > ? ii Ti* =. As a) Liat oo b ad a 4 4 | | : — + ie 4 ‘ 7 ‘ae I nee. : r ? : 4% > - b s . — * : we x hologists Ow wy cis- _¢ ie . 7 ’ } os ~ . moar - ~ “ , ~ ¥ ’ , ox 2 - | lee ws ’ aa , ‘ ’ , . ‘ teas “_ ~ os oi & c AN . ony s°T"¢ Lé@ a RIri peat = {74 THiaSS * , . > 7 sh a + + + £ > ¢ * ct k - | +h oir res ipits. hie t rt : a i- ** = - “ \ @4 Vs - aad ae 4 * J 4 ry ~~ * ’ nr P= g China has been patient in the fac: f eyT ——— + &o- - : ‘nes the mental processes | kA i AS oe oe a ad 4 : ne & Ais 2 i. ia ‘ 7 : t * — tine ' : . : . . ro o -~ = 42 ve Fe" COTY ‘ row’ ; oh. Lada as a ‘Patience is one of the virtues whi tir : taught THE FOPPIEST ROMAN OF THEM ALL | | | recriené ; -- a - + 4 oo + 7 hear 4 Te ArTIAN ; yeu re ‘ ~ i 4 4 S ot 7 , “ i — 7 i s * es P - ; 7 i os ¢ » | ai ‘ + ad 4 . 2 - . + sie 4 i b asi tiv tif ima rs > val ee 3 f ” y~ as . ¢ ry ‘ oa ¢ > ~ ¢ . ~~? ; 4 , st 7 '? t yor me t an eS ‘T aais s : nsggage li MINI. ; N Orman gq of which the crowa Hie shows how con- ha -* 2 rical period of the war, and emotion overcome all ; to + think justiy, as during the ; (as vengeance, or al _Our moral indign fou nd- - « 7 7 - A ii — ~ ‘ i * ‘ ? " : : > acorner of the lower social] #3d Very Mamas . _ ‘ aii ‘ rT. = ae r ‘ a day Orin - i on India’s ra : that the trouble was all in} need of we —~ : — + 7 - v.? . = _ ** . ~ ‘> ~ A great s r It is greater nds. T it Ss us Fs “masses;"’ but Mr. Angell pro- rs 4 aa wel a ~ ) the treatment © f He berg rvard and s er W mre nd Dit % examine the mental proc- treatr ak a * + -* . - io a * > . > ~ is i a — ; i, . _ res * ee None ‘ a a . re | Cc Pe . " by that portion of tne public irom th san po =o a ’ ci 4 ? cS “ ™ - ‘ ~2t >t sacs ¥ ‘ = —_, *- s _ ’ . 4 4 ~ A € » . z& " erally supp os ed to de order. are appear enerally su a nd we are going to learn mor n it rey é ¢ » S - : % pa a and {t is interest an a a} ”) Y} 9 © len 7 : ucated.”” What he finds, in gen- dee y th lb "7 tan ar oa + 7 , a , ; : » ¢ . 5 > ~ > - : > L j — me si © : , + ‘2 =» € rT) } - } } Ss - ad OU ~ one ey s ‘ ~ I en MR. COOLIDGE AND DANIEL. See of in the grip of contagious emo- | \" . i = ee” i ting the ai ts Pa nd utterances Stimulati e . pl vee . 2 ies : . . . ; - , \ tion in Wisconsin 3 laut . rn r ah many world-leaders, and the wisely . many s ’ as 4 + - . ‘ — . “2 ‘ ; * bY : yay : ‘ ; : : , te G . +h , ss Ky h ra =? rs ; t ~- ; or simple ; te Tm in : ik hus form Tha g ») be audacious enoug suit the | was i ea |New Engiand i 3Te Y io wR Me > 7 “i ~ : 7 . ’ ‘* : ¥ «f r? c WV Sas iave aa I Giist « t iT ‘ ' ste, { e c - r . ‘ - hat ‘ : - . 4 the American tradition. We Wait now t f iar $.Fr ie “on eertain self-discipline, tvian Gilbert. Anecten ~ = rr { ne in 7 ‘ . } . 1 . f + er nse ee social and moral | Geoffrey Fane, AuUSsté _nan iin Wi] Fo Tishing ir.uss + . : r n : Pale ee 2 : gation to appby intelligence to English arigtocrat NeLogz Wi Ke $ vacation in N razlu { Air r = wb ~ at ur r pets » weh ur passi le to repair his Situai: : ee bid : ui pas iOns > Ma Ford will spend the summer in Jerusalem Dn | =e ; , eae a eet eer Suen oe involved. and which, if applied. | and-finds it the® Mr. Coolidge has dared to be a Danie! 0-0 ein ld deprive us of the satisfaction | Belongs to the & eo — siisaias ? , - mea emational y etite suc? pisces BETTER LUCK NEXT TIME. } ene emotional Spee tae mn a z ; ‘ : ; - -™ +r T’ i ee ave ones — ~ semavanties A LESSON FOR THE VIENNESE. laving made Nicaragua a winter playground 1 iJUST A MINUTE ~* - 4 aie , 2. ow ‘ 7 4 y . + vr, ‘ ; ’ iia P 4 4 ft y .* a | ’ —— Sere’ Mmact oe i d* hd Piii 2% % A ; ‘ é é ‘ i a . i ¢ ; ’ ° > ‘ 1 4 -r> > +4 ba . “ ' , . I . tl “ a ¢ ‘ ¥¥ . ‘= 7 if . - 2 7 " + . pat rz ~ en ng eT; ad ITre ‘ 1G i . . ms : . A 4 . i x i i t Tt ' r ~ T . ? _ ~ P' - , —_ ‘4 ne . 3 1 a ET aes P Lone sin — The Sontnern went its way, . Yor A { 4 q aniza rig} (s!V és | . r a im n Wes n codes, and freeing ferseli sia me aad ‘ ‘ter o e Artists’ Init Cte tac , ”- + = ippen ’ _— ne war ” 3 = 2 stat tf : thy eh .. 4 : a - “se ; 4 “* Ks While Faust’s is part of vesterday, t me é “*Lamkar Mi) o \ } il ’ : ia eae ; wi u ange , irbarities ihe past, She Will And c ca i te be G Last of UCnhambder Music Oo0O- Enright aventes, _ . Ta \ mn! ~ ~ rirst ~ + - 4 + , “. § a Bt ~ - ~ » 4 I - ’ id to : : - u ot nd , L?- - on fSuild Players wt ” . ‘ . , . ; : ‘s ~\ Wr eTan 1s a Tow ring hostelry; Lie ‘ iU . ’ . ‘ A ._ c= we ew . 4 ° ya yt GF — —_- eo : - - a? ‘ - "7 ¢ , ee ) eitcen 2 ; , ie Though I would save a spot or twee — New York String Quartet; "OF ances will eS Pe Z oo ", : ca e. x = “A ~ - ; i - ' : in . t | r} { H ’ ay BS ~ ; i>. oe big } tar , a PEt a ge ae ae ‘th, .O stage a Senile rencesvous, proved itself an instrumental +°F 4 week. . ri = ik iki i am ion Pe milf T . ~ ~ : . r . 5 ete. : ‘ e if 4 - = ; rm 4 rey Had , : | 2 ai OA } a oH ; i : 3 " j id ; ‘ ‘ : . He m He 3 é f ‘fT . m, ioes inae ’ } lo. 7.4 dark— : & °T hie ot ‘ hy o 7 Tle st q uality in ‘ rustaTrus Tucks nd whis cocktalls t the indisputi yr three that happened, t rr ig ive heen brought es ab eae ea : pease pigeon 9 ge ee Dear Lord. take care of Forest Park? meert giver ast night at the Prologizer, readin rf Kia I t Bronx, the Manhattan and the down Then we wou 1 had a sus belli in tity { € poy that} . we os i eke , a ‘ ‘ ie —M. K. W eldon Auditorium. This concert narrative which & é ba >... - j ~ Va i » a be : = eats 44 * f : - Purcnoan hartenders herat a ae eo la * us. ide ee e CTs eae ;, ; eee on . ; (oma PENCE A aF E a Ee s eg 2 Y Mies th. La he : > -* ‘ - Rid . as : * aa . . " a, ; ,* a4 ks ‘ “ i“ : “ ~ * ‘ ' : J J = . : . . 7s a" ask hi . r + - a" ’ oe . ae - } ’ . ~ er o ; ) , } PO? 1n optimist is a@ Ma im” WHO KNOWS 2 Me mn sponsored by the St. Louis’ tensively dramatl rv , "no ~* rys> T re :? ' ; . on ' - NtrOwNK Tt - r , 7" ’ me ™ ; . t : . : ri ” , s MiXiIn#g 1t velo li Dag peen ions invented. and in Peal AU : . Dex l ; : 2 ‘ who can explain the Chinese situation amiber Music Societt in organi-: F tamsee*y as Art t > + , + ; = a - - — . . 7. | 4 , rm =i) pian ~~ aiia | > F . - o i short w t was recog throug i VG ’ si tines z ; : nc kK ae ve minutes ion which derotes. itself to the’ Summers as Al ‘ee seis si - i ] = = S ~ ieee * * * : as not on the one unquestiona Amel! n ‘ ANTHONY COMSTOCK. , = Sy ; sails ~ HE Ee See La ee ee 1s ymend task of nurturing’ son James aa. 4 i ¢ Me ‘ 4 vi * = = = * i s , — _ a sili : a ~ss . . - a s - yn : } " : 5 Y , kK byt 7 : ~ ¥ —— te ae hd a ‘ _—* i: 7 Ss 4 r% ~ : > P ’ r x? : : 7 ~~ . . ~-s 4 y +> “ T } La + ‘ onsidering the (irri k row and the ee 4 rvo { bie ri Or " “aX Abdus as aA 14 & 2s Va La 4.6 as . “ ic Ae t4 ' Ga 4 Ld ’ e! ‘ a D ‘ tj f j 4 Ig 1" ‘ ~ i ’ . t 4 T ‘ 7? i} ~ > | ‘ Sif y ‘ l J in r 4 } aigTis., i . ‘ ‘ ’* — . . N : i pe joe piace pes oe ite r Sid ; v + ° } @, , - ? se sd 7 | ’ "y ae an ’ ’ = . ! ’ { ? 7 | . # r t : ~~ s 7 ’ j y =? 3 ) . r t ‘ . * r \¢ a r Ss Lom “ ' : © Ait - 4 . . . How has it fallen fro iS. Gizz' imperiai elz : Dr 1G s = ia e se Ss a Strangely ' Pee 2 ‘a ; ae ee mee “ . f ore extended program iam Henry tCerveg . . a3 tion wl e free from « sia st rdliy Nn Fined a Wtioman ormeciai ei No longer composed of the real vermouth, the fine fantastical and anachronistic figure. He was the in eR ge ae lee, a 3 ; ee ethine hecninen of ete TOAST. season has not yet -b de-' man, to sucee® beee a & i (> ‘= 7} ? an 4 ‘ ae ‘es eee- reer ~ ‘ i ice i ia i — 2 riit S 4 t - ee . DA e pad peen porn ir a. 2 ' . : . ; re “ +s —_——~ Scan . » 426 : a4 ; i «ha ‘ ; . a . Es ; ‘ 2 : "here S ni ‘ore reo wrte s. _ aid ‘ thers Ty reet th bominable concoction of nona . th and f early Puritanism, we nid never have heard ter aepirations. Ia tis own Stat : EFFECTS OF THE DRY MILLENNIUM. Where Senators are courteous y hope so ns ae 7 |. ee, ee. @. Jas 7 L* as “ ss re ‘ , i - ‘ ~-s ’ ‘ ii ad a ~ . ‘ y * - 4 . we | : ‘ ‘ 4 i= — : : ke ; “— , 7 “?* e , y ; oe ' a sateen eee al : i And statues should wear pants. PThe Newer York players— Messrs. Hazel Ewald and ] at Ar P «f} 1 : oa ee Re P mo £ Ly : a 7 nee ' : =) ans of i? nd .? rant oa ‘ & iT) ine s ‘ “ . ' tna VOrSt OT ali t lEVilISHh products of prohi n [ in ri i pave peen ' shadowed bv : ; , ad . ° ; Selkovaks, Schwab and alternate as a me : j ’ ] 7 ; ? . ' . 1 4 ro" j 7» Pa . * i} fein : . —~* 4 ~ : synthetic gin. So bad has it become, in reality, that others whose earnestness was equal to his own: bh , Pee at mk American 0 a SIMPLICITY. are individual artists of ob-_ hem whose bape a Americans never, nowadays, repeat t first lin f sides fewer seene post cards in those | ee ae : r i 7 ‘S$ not accustomed to the general use On any other question ly superior talents. Thetr in-| the Massacre @€ tat : rye A ie ~~ ’ ,7 ac . T} ' iv? ; ; , r ~ + ; > ‘ ’ 3 oe ; aa ¥ - 1. ee . | % ‘ . > ~ . . ,* ws “ 4 ; 2 — 7 apie aah . . ~s bSeSS nt r% straw vote Se rves as feeler. eva! ' x elle neces are. in fact, a June Nags, ; s ‘ ere ere as eS: : *. Zz ai Aw | ; ee) By ; cn ¥ OS 4 ‘ 4 a ia A) é iis i a» * ‘ ne : iT Lwuce he ~ ' 4 ' T.* nal . on . . % . ae) +> C } Tr Viennese heed and take warnine It wac } rever, in the 1870s that the voune dri nar ne ie hee al Eu ean s : xhom the home Probably those Budapest laws are t gracious balance which is nec- ° . on " ' ’ ; . ma ’ _o Re s Ol ‘ r¢ i 7 ~ 2 . ‘ ’ a ¢ on. , es . ili ; rood . + 7 ] ra : : ; nart af their ' se og the c« ; . . } . = = yt re ro ; ~~ + 4 + s ite is ' : \ ava hi : ~~ : ; ¢ r ~ J 3 ' ' if on “ {7} : : ‘ {yy y , - ‘ : . i : . . cy 7 ' . , ai rt ad , ere! 5 i Re | esas A i ; 4 : AK eee \ . \ ~ p » ~ > ~ ga ¥ Sw 7 a + 4 7 . _ ‘+ fir * . £ | tute fo - M1 ste ildn Pea aoe all , w me W st violin sounded tn too great rise ie] ; syrt a oy? ‘(r — ‘ . aa ~ ~ i , » . ~ - i, + , - 1+. ’ , : a. ? } ‘ a: : tJ Fa _ , — Y nts kn or _ “F s ‘ Tr yee > 7 " ‘ — ii 4 i om a ~~ » rn, ii 4 ~ i " ™ ‘ j v4 ‘ a4 . 3 . ? am" & ’ r B | | eri ii * . , ‘af ’ 5 mn rs t x t! - © ; I etinent ' “gh Wheeler: Yes! You know me, Roy. @ aw £0 the eee somber tone " - ” i? » . = Fan = : . . : - ; * = ~ an | 4 r “~ t ng t? é VA _ A ; i - i auu- ” id * +s. Se OT) fe especially in the : 7 S* 4 4 f Tw - + “a 13 . Ye + Fen nm what adoes t } Sf ite reali. rien” rT 3 ft f er ata tc vu ie . . An ; has . FABLE , passages But these éeficien- 4 - Y my - > ? ‘y _ i — | | , “ a ? rT 4 er sa el . “ ith Uk pecific case, does the d! ment the } ve find him t , ) i vile stint: Geis Oe il probably disappear wit! . % bs = ¥ " ~ _* _ : sa . ? sere: : ; : S wad 6 © a : ~ - ess ; ‘ me) Once uwpon a time there as @& * ‘ = + ‘ . 3 4 TT) . a¢er . oe t - + 4 “ =e BSOnNIN ad " aa * . ' “~~ 7 ** ~ > , . = ae ae r ~ - : aa'a i " | ‘eee 4 n "Fs i * tT in imm + ] m4 i + c " * x in - ic ; ’ ge - — + + — . ; + é + + } Mmarrtar , >t . ss * ; nm i I . SUV if. Bid . - Wass re . , the —_ = . 4 A . s « 2s be ee Ha Ais mume : ed , ry 7 -_ , ’ rr : we ” 4 : . - ‘ ; ‘ s . t 3 “ + + i¢ ¢ . ° ; in te 7 ‘ ‘ oo r { ones Mornno?eTr 4 sy tate +t Sa? te @ P 3 3 - ‘ S4 P > i = , . ans that Washington did not commit many that he drove many to suicide asy to discuss Catnoucism ai nies WILD WEST STUFF! A’ | ViCiG ' : 4 ¥¥ it © Te ; ‘ - ’ + = a Methodism will certain portion of s en . If all the safety razor blades 7 ¢ha +2 f . » DP a i - and Yt c ~ nl > - ea re "'* —.F. . i al re da iit a Pe A ‘ ‘ if ' rt ri i en VW ru +) tl A aS « A if A! t y 4 = R yor miriec nr } bd 1¢ used, . in ame _ ' ms . . * = . ~*~ —" ~ oa > a } a in the ele. 34 ’ yea©rs . ere i. ae - ‘ se @ e 7 es e Am ! . e heartfelt applause ee } oOTners i= 0 | haa t \f tT q 4 + e ¢ > ™Y > ~ q . ai ak m ot Fr - : _ “ * e Rta 4 J - i ~ i> + i pd = Pe ” “ > ‘ ‘ . . - + — } “~e 3 . = x a: Se YT? rr ’ z Oopjection © Se nator Borah as an ns '* . eee ' ~~ ing ai Trea: ya Don Quix O 4 man of colossal egotis; ; Alheniz’s “Spanish Dance. : i ain . mn sneaker inges on the fact *° , - + os be - ~ = * ve | - £ —s ” - — 7° > 5 S r ~— Beers. r ae ‘ +7 ~ iad ” ae : + —. b. om : i ‘ { ry ey ’ ° ‘3 (¥ ” . tiv . Maa . ‘ . 4 a a4 M4 = Ti 4 Wit I t LT Y ew a ¢ ana ‘ f Sil 2 ‘ ” = ** = be + — ni o 9 ‘ A ee ae : oO AnG iss @ a . . rr = a . _" . 7 ae ie ct ro t v ' i= ma iA © S.rut + Ss An u oh ae Tir! wR Ts ‘* t] ‘Se imieé 4 q a bh wrar aT. ant i torians ~ 4) € on + on = . r — — e , 54 _—— iin ; ? . +* 4 . s . e a AA ‘ Po Bi 4 i i a4 e - i ~ ~ e (a ™ rey TF 7 he - ¢ oo *- fr > ; : rere KS ssa for | Smith's ir ats must be one who prevents fools fem Re ensemble work was, on the . 2 % > + y - “a ore * uf T ‘an . res . 4. aes ea” * :* om a ‘.- - ae 7. r eu . > Wi 4 . ay wes iii a _ . =e it 1 ’ rn i ~~ t ” ~ TY} Try to oF a ii 4 i? ii 218 ; £ : : nm I H . t j i aa x * ~ ‘ = emcr - ’ Ta! ‘ 3 . : ° ’ as e ~ 7 ¢ = ” aad aa " : ¥ - ia ; —— : ” ‘ ~s = peo iuiy 4 If tt begins n Feb. 2, # is =? ,T) , : > ae i -_ ° actions W: riugnhes ar \ r nute ft ' - ;, +; = : ¢ t reat ‘ ' a ubiican a 4 rs ta P| La vA 4 a , ; ‘ ‘ 4 i 4 ~ il i ; o i € . ir r \ ~ i 4 a mild CR mt r an t i rf pub fire? +42 : . T | + rn ¢ S ne 4 . (irs resident ar ns of the deepest d T t iwilsan! ns ‘ ' E ssumes the credit. If winter Lngems, ' S : na Represen Had Been » | * - o - > (Certs fi wae * d@ «# + ; = rT ‘ T King 4 A ’ > ertt @ ett ar ts hw» mapper expl tative COUSeCTVALIVES : = ar Us , ©) ‘hn Aan tr Fy “—* ‘ ’ + er ; . ; ‘ : is a es . : »* 4 ™~f* ee oe vi can ' use |} \ KNOW won 1 more good Comstock ; | Edected to Fighth Term. -. ‘ a shi a Cael as ; sa ay 4 ; ~ : a” ~ ~ - - ~~ * ~ Ww t 7? 5 >’ os * ” tek munaor " ¢ jj 7, -. ; ; “a ' ee “ ic = eee ; PHenOMeDON | Tom Hefiin "a> 3 aA the 4 0ityY UNCeT ANY COBGHION, to play cards. or tn *ak, wid have e nnitehead thee wedent taanhine hk? . ; ‘ ; Sve Re eee ~worain Press . : d » %s ‘ : 2a ‘ i 3 rt b4i 5) i i i i? ee rai Lear! ‘ ‘% we Pre Ggrrme en re nation se ; ey ‘en ORR re im~¢-sr th o W hit Hior er and | ng. bu : nt a itionals of ret into the hite, Hou: | ency ‘ . biographers. sini: aisle tien’ edie I heen maintained hs ; 4 as *- y + * > oOnyT ~ : h ‘2 }- . Z a : " ' ” ‘ ia S ‘ >. ‘ 4 * ; ‘ tre, . is CaUusi ng 1¢ eicae r HIiStOrTians to 4 if Lit ™ 1) : } en - 2 rey Ty Poo aine oF 4 ee sw _— r } “* fox Ors -_ >) a > Fs . wd sa tits b y. ; ves - ts a tts to me ' Vg ; nn te ff... + os so fd . “hh 2 7 4 oo abe fe + ith + ‘Sy ‘ rhe. ¥ me ele c = a : Bes were Ntative Ladisias —_— of |. ' > oh oe fe. Gowurin oe om , Seiob* : % ia the only sea au g& gs -2nha dted today from m compli-|' acts imputed to Washington by his recent statute was a tragic failore ; | . : Hprene a oe | ae ) POLIT J i. Ad wa i a" ; ~ i it . | 16 at ah it 5 q e | = x i ry . ws i s . ' aA , gre is the record of a life which in ‘*_ i Pay page to ~* Fest ‘s too hot to write i ” and had been re-elected to’ - $8000 FOR ‘palign oegan F ‘jarge subscript ‘of the 199 he | remain he | the. work of the § PASHINGTON. March 126. —! By ot make remarks about the . m= after an operation. He] Seas of » 14 ome Mician by profession, had served | rare that there 4 written any time between Feb. $5 aay Minuously in Congress for 14/ specimens in f “ ‘alternate as & sla the moment of the Ther: will be 4 sung by Fred Wel League Welsh ee ting provided by @ ae INCREASES Another $16,000 — Reported Today $250,000 Fe Subscriptions te for three years” 9 sens’ Smoke Abat cregate $115,008, or Lartet and . Dvorak’s 4 total of $8009, 7 the: a ee expected brought to at ports af a lunches soltciters at Hotel | (jeneral solic’ morning are $5 . -attonal Shee © - | the Hotel cts which repr ea eontribute | eoeusntiiied of adopted a Museum Ac he Aweoctiated CHIC AGO, tion by the was only

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—=ST-LOUIS POST- DISPATCH _ ———— ———FEDNESD AY ephrasce snarpseilpoaien — ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ___ PAGE 19 ali diate hoon fur ts nn thi evening tor the ten, | PRINCETON BARS HIS AUTO, {JEFFERSON CLUB ADDRESSED ‘BISHOP |. P. JOHNSON SPEAKS Malang Mamsy ols" imake their home for two months; en thi: evening for the am 4 | © 4 . . i e JOn « S | It MS lat the Forest Park Hotel. They; efit ¢ n totarv fund far si ; 6 NEmARD Fee eeee SurtiaRise a8 or Burone, tobe, plea" agetent fen" $O ST. LOUISAN USES BIPLANE! BY CONGRESSMAN COCHRAN etorado treats Descetbes “od e 5 SPmar N Savage’ in Addresses. ependent children. , ee wan, sone six months. : lah Temple. Thev “mi : Pt ; ern af ie 1D - . T an attractive luncheon given, _— 3 a ie. They are: Misses! George Lea Lambert Flies Over a er oe na T D ti Bishop Irving Peake Johnson of ml I | as venge > ile” wins . , AUCTeS itou Lorn lata ans — ~ Bs, roc ame wo emocratic MAnOp Arvin eanke JO ‘ gell on if Opu lal as nugeance, or show what we call today at their home, on the Mrs. A. Pendleton who has : ‘ r, Berni F'rat- Unive rsity With the Approv al Waitin “ Bhan vost : ne r “ | + aaa ignati nent i ! ; had, ut ‘rowle. Dorothy | . , andicdate oO oar the Episcopal diocese ¢ oloradse | T! I t | ming moral indignation to be ill-| Barnes road, announcem?nt|heen with her daughter, Mrs. W. : eVweey, MOFOTH) of Dean Gauss. of Alde Als Hi i es preted *s : 8) : ) o ts ' : ‘ p : “rei . j = : ’ ai nougn ' yer d. j was made of the engagement of} H. Ray, of (“hicago for a vear, : ‘ ‘ oa — to the .Post-Dienatch | men sO eard. Ween & STP nke ’ rT? the roo: PUBLIC MIND, by Norman, oo i & very good line for any- | Miss Jane Marshall JT homps se ‘is visiting her son and daughter- ae 8, Ruth PRINCETON. N. J PSS ee _. .2 remember; but unless one | daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Emmett/in-law, Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Pendle- — ae -; Une Princeton University student | “S*90" ©1490. meeting 3 me ish- | hed and will preach tema@ir [ leg ingtor Li last night, were ad-|' Trinity: hurch, 4005 Wasning- ¢ - ¢ ef ° | 9 “2 2 ~s . i | has already achieved a certain un- | Y¥- Thompson, and Clifford Pieper'ton, of the Adlon Apartments, ioe spake : |; Geprives rivileg: using a. 2a . 4 ight. and Mrs. ind s res¢ lc, Elvaj an tomohile n o. emt tor - : : boulevard The general sulb- ‘ ] an ‘ : . ‘ ; i . Sid . = 2 no +e lay addre & Qe Ma is 3 r one of the reatest | "}}¢ . . . , : URELY ga OE ves > i Lj usual degree of development, he | of New York. son of Mr. : Se curiosities In} ree Side ie 1OWw of! will not remember the line in i John (‘onrad Pieper of Brookly? , A Card parry will be. given today Brew, : rancine ‘Thi ON I the sulimne at Pie sina ef human thought is the idea that! crisis. . “InN y i by the Woman's Auxillary | ae ee | Cochran, former Congressman Wil-/--phe Mod Savage Emerging 4 ee rnin? . Sime y ae ; : : 4 . - rig: ' a ry = .. - “liza YT } 94 -¢ ° >) . . i; a: i ; P psa . . , —— a ”~ : eeets 8 penly enoug:) seniaahth llige nce can At this point in the author's ar- bY | iss Thompson is 2a rraduate 7 {)) L nr A mericah L £1i0n, Jac KSOon : i i y igs an . e sack “a : j i chit] Bhat rr) ; Vv iiderness ¥ ther the . ‘s + o ’ , . ' - » » igotten together t result will! gument, the situation seems blue | Mary Institute and Miss " , his talk yesterday, Bishop ee eee we + ~ ; os len , fe +) : fhiivers Of ihe reorgan! ed Je lav meetings at Christ Church Ca- at aawell, (Dutton.) 7.) Benn: ,ivgonnson Post, at 2 p. m. al ost 7 r, atherine Sands. Adele! c« ) A iota | ee oo see meen: GUE Very valiantly wr.) School, in Milbrook, N. ¥. She|"e@¢quarters, Lindell boulevard) | ire. Xilse _ UDatz, Catherine/ the campus gestes the fig |poard of Aldermen, Mi ". R.| Johnson defined a savage as one when thus baldly stated, but a/ Angell proceeds to discuss. eom. {came out three seasons ago and Boyle avenue. pwoie aver and Audrey] pime in th PC ee eS ee : Ore nea pabl f sustained and organ gectiorn of the world acts by!edy. He shows u hat igs wrens cae served aso. le ee ee at the Miss Katherine Koerber. daurh. eek ae _ dan will follox hele. 2 | vey = a ¥ n a bbe) c you! 100 i aaa re newlae uae ained Se ae gevertheless, and that upon mat- | the prevalent notion that “more | Veiled Prophet ball that year. - er of Sr. and Mra. H. G. Koerberi. . 1 SKit , Songs danees| ape 7 have e— si a a Beseecen ~ e membership commit- | 5erson who likes to hunt, gamble vital importance to the} education” is x i “His wore Pieper was educated at Columbia!of Hampton Park, and Miss Mar- ialty acts 1} fantienel a ee i o - : ot e] . : ) rhe a sei hadi et tink Cie Mtge en It is only one mani-j; needs, by which is generally aebiapts | University, in New York. The tha Carter, daughter of Mr. and/! Irs. Robert Ses beh , ke babes ne i pee os #& &- bisa _* oT eh verierson, APT the drudgery cee him in pathetic humar more schooling of the sort we aan guests were Miss Elizabeth Smith,; Mrs. Frank §. Carter of 4497 For-) a0) eal o #hiey and Mrs. id ni 7 ies +7 oe “8 panama Piste eee antien siall he : gest piritual univers: day doing éx- all things by | have—the sort in which factua]| Miss Claire Garneau, Miss Ruth/est Park boulevard, who are stu-/ jo) Goce. neti PGE 2000 2 O° t neieties tilenelaie nthe’ thad-akk nets 1am Piiedeienad. ‘Wied ‘/actly the same thing; he Curby, Miss Sara Tyler, Miss rs. . os sn ca . And have we) learning dominates. What ata) | dents” at Holton Arms School, | ss ms ; an I lillam land saw no resecn e : + eT, See ihe: da . “a Bini Pdaarin ~~“; wha he TKS t and 3 m moder? acience a most pow- ed, he argues convincingly, is a | Elizabeth Dyer, Mrs. David [>| Washington, BP. C., have arrived to lave retur ; 1 oars ik Pog ‘ithem. He had given ase - ey | | mn wma it ng women and defender of that curious; Universal educatione!] EE ¥ | Walker III and Mrs. Donald Wil-| spend the : spring vacation with weeks ; p. se othe he Eaten . ee ission to fi the ca: ¥ as “DAME ELLEN TERRY INJURED id , SE aver Wak Ws fied ta EUNMEEA $6 reeuit in concent | con. ‘their families. pore ™ adena, Riverside an4| salt Sh. ceceeielias te i Thomas O. Hyman’s Estate $63,000. : . ietors seg . the atttine: itive instincts: cco ieee Miss Thom has just re. Miss Florence Moore, 7 ib iaceiy 2 isian: awe oP ee . . “ as ! (On lenn] ini: ; : es Ago bone in Arm Ix irc tured by Fall thot is () Hi. mi1n, who died «nothing method was so near- the mind, perhaps, but ,turned from a trip to New York./of Mrs. Richard Moore of! er rs. Cl | r ie Wi in: | i a cd Press. 63.12% show d as now,/culture of the heart. i|where she visited Mr. Pieper's rian Westmoreland place, who is | of ‘tlan lace, w ho will , nain io ee a — eyo i vt ee peg | wey ie Mtuee | aS a te Court Sanne They” is the tyrant of the world, | But who is to institute that sort | ter, Mrs. S. Harvey Day, and Mrs. | istrar at Wells College, Aurora, N.!|in Pasadena until the middle di | bye 4 ‘ie “ ct ae re ae le sf en : a. ct ie ” eet ee eee : judging by its judgments, this Of education so long as “They”: be i Lawrence Battle, who was Miss; Y., has arrived to pass the spring; April, and Mr. and Mrs. Geor Sa ip ssbb acensscin ea v4 * nthe ataina |nts ae tentan aoe Ee mon-headed monster is certain- lieve in values not re lated to ¢} | Elizabeth Bemis of St. Louis. vacation with her mother. Miss} Fox Steedman, of 34 Vestmore 6 H CROSBY DIES IN HOSPITAL : ; Genie ws | 2 a xp 30.000 ta far from wise. Sort of education”? The wedding probably will taxe| Eleanor Schoenherger of Aurora} land place, who, with their 4 ‘ish. : pa agp PR ga: the eae segs | yes, wee , E hee emt REPORTER . . = ins aeik ta ae fall | accompanied Mins \foore home, | rs. Miss "SH eet . Was mien Preigit Traffic Man- , : ; cing small] iy he | da mchter. . Vv. Ae Eee wiving Bee) has undertaken t#@ analyze] By Ida M. Tarbell Soman : | “A group of the lally promi-|@nd is her guest lora Steedman, will remain at thei: as — - C., B. & Q. ape y mm . | ren : eee | to mental processes of this tyran- Miss Tarbell here sets forth jn |nent young married set -3] a Mr. and Mrs. Clinton L. ‘hit nter home until late sprine,. M: oo tosh; on { nicago, former | ealliccailttat ri widow, Sirs, AM! ‘ yman, “They,” and he does so, not in| stcry form the adventures of Hen- | part Saturday to sail Tuesday} ee a eee eee ee DORON eas, | ' ss 7 | z iroad ‘died of pne = f x weeks o'|their daughter, Miss Elise, ant] Merl¥ of the St. Regis Apartmenss, | ticbeaconnss tos ff SPECIAL SPRING OFFER cS 4 abstract manne o q od ij ¢) the ry E. Wing. who as a ré porter for = Berengeria for S)) § dis- the New York Tribune during the | travel in Europe. .The party in-j thelr son be es ee: Awe ee ee Bais Se ini MniIng Oo returm {2 r* eve Se Ss yesterday. | OUR NATUKAL MARCEL REGULAR £15—NOW d psychologists, but by ] ) ing concrete examples of mass last year of the Civil War, beca lcludes Mr. and Mrs. Howard V | making a journey aroun the) Sen eget SiR Pitre olin pty gs extn as | T, +} .. results. lie intimate: ly acquainted with 5 on Stephens of 5162 Lindell houls \ ara VW or] ; ‘ | ¢ 1 lin } 7 > ° ? i I ry) Mean > , : ; ‘ ‘ JAMES j » ; = " Lhal soi Cr? wi ‘ " ~ “a © ‘ ' +7 ha . ° | | - Mir Win - y } — Ce” ‘ . a a = yy 3 ’ 4 bina ’ . ».* Ra r a Hi! the common ‘¢ yw = bas re Pie pei Adal ‘ ; \ , . Ins 1ILe ak x24 pPiaCe, e@ilt svi i De Ahdi in - - ~ ae ; eh i t : e644 -— ’ , A ai lmper © Tif iris BAC ‘ : i II} al Be : wo Q 7t : . j : Pte hree weeks’ stay al Hannibal, Mo.. where he began his E MUN SHOP, 4513 Delmar. FO 1, s SB ecm -, 7 . i} a I 2 ‘ a ela of a yt ular nature, dealing with | . of a pop ar fat . , a “ 3 I visiting Mrs. Jennev's pare nts. Mr. the treatment of physica isorders | ee a —— , physical disorders | and —Mrs. R. W. Morrison of 2 from the standpoint of mental dis- a > FF, peti se Mitees of that portion of the public Bich is generally supposed to be wre , , | Kingsbury plac are appearing every season: . . . i 4 —— x . is interesting to note how, | MY. nd Mrs. returned Mucated.”” What he finds, in gen- 1, is simply the sane hel pless- they all begin with science .4it ci LPe?k. ils ry a i at i si ° TURES ua-eth ts telaanha cate — iene die te ee on SRS Wa . ‘ y SSE " eo : ie ia seme: cats aes ere : , a. a end with a very an- } Vi: nm Pass Chri: ay inthe grip of contagious emo- “agg ei ee , ; : mneeption. i Willi take Ppassession pre rtsoas gore bea Prati Ie: val ». waters lon that was to be noted in the} 5 Res aoe Ty - al , ‘ Dee F nev 8 le a One he presents | W INTERWIST. By Zephine Hum- ¥ Don 4 a er social] strata, and erwheiming evidence to that ef. | phre vy. (Dutton. ) which thew +. > Pus & . + ae ind Mrs. Warns ve . > : ae C4innrysla ti Locen ta $nwnahin t, citing the acts and utterances | stimuiating CSSays, oucnInEe se “ . , - 2 ” in — . eo )er NY? - ~~ . v3 > ¢ . “ny “rr . ; gu r an many world-leaders, and the Wisely on many subjects and writ Mr.-and M ate of those who strove for simple | wae ree sa Bstice. New England homestead during from , , the sehiyt-i winter seac Tt What is renerally 1a king, Mr. Lf) Snut-in Win r season. spent tells us, in all strata of so-' THE WAY OF ROMANCE By | their time ten in the form of letters from 4 | Brentmoor pe pape rane mw by i } — rT» > , a : t. (Appieton.) Pasadena, 2 ae serge yma er . . rai? Sens 12 ' “s ‘*% eertain self-discipline, Vivian. Gilbert i rad t ‘7 y «7 od 7 7 ° we . . > , , _ 7 sense of the social an moral Geoffrey Fane, an impoverished it: ies iNenesA‘’sn Matiahter _ JIT ei. dita Mrs. " Lanard se Wa UE Ee ok A Men tiny > ‘ +Y ber int liga on ‘ f iV: Tallis. ad it] I Wiiil fg e? ee Your hands’... your clothes’... your strength? — i ae eae tive minutes, “pai a as ; ion which devotes Mrs. Nathat ~ _ . & mendable as hu : Considering the Orrick row and the sq@eim... , face é “2 SO RAENESY F . i oe ’ . ‘ “0 —aeee in parvo. am A pton &S. Co Viereo cyvests at the Ambassador H: urchins, our State ‘solons sadly conclude. x hether there hae heen eno . 2? inurakc ’ } a ‘ T. : eB At] inti » “ty th: 3 i sible “suit” ev 12 Sagara aint ; aia — be an 2 n Atlantic ity. could at it is eapesstbte ag — everybody. Bipyc interest in t . mit " Sk Ne illo 5) | ify a more extended ficial | “ | TOAST. eet season has not PmMoc- ~? yes—but—washboards rub 1n back- _ soak it out. Then you squeeze the sudsy aches and rub out clothes—they grate water through your clothes—rub bad clothes clean! And your clothes wear out spots lightly with your hands—rinse the washboard! and wring! | That is a Chipso washing! Millions of women have discovered that a Chipso washday is half as long and so much easier. Wouldn't you like to try one? The big blue-and-orange box at your grocer Ss contains so much Chipso that a washing will cost you four cents—or less! -oce is Hiere’s to dear Missour! Med. Lovers of | Of Enloe’s second chance, @rilized form of music UM. | Where Senators are courteous, ely hope so. And statues should wear pants. Me New York rt 7. * + lea Chipso soaks clothes clean! There is not one backbreaking rub in it! There is not a threat of harm to the finest cottons and linens in a whole generous box of it. = | SIMPLICITY ae mekoveky, Schwab as al use | On anv othe vesti : —_--—are individual ado “4 by ob- iment — | Pee se ib e: ct ace : Usly superior talents. Ther in-. Bthey | mm, . ge wc = agent aie 3 om ps ugh, 3 dual excellences are, in fact, a June id not | “4 ow own n s e ry iaw, o 4 € too obvious, for while tne Mackey | s had from hen Agee B. Wheeler. Meret plays with precision, intel-| alternate ; TT ae conti- 5 sie : nce and emotion. it still lacks | the 1eEN the Crucifixion. the . _. _ Probably those Budapest laws are WROGERRt gracious balance which is ne Th ‘ill be vocal interludes | rai, a . 4 | = ; i ve “make the blue Danube that way. Geery to absolute transparency. sung by Fred Weiss and NniHTEVERY prived | . . — = : : i 3 a © Haydn Quartet in G Minor; League Welsh plays a musical set- | & a | WOMAN | ' ' his ass From this distance, that libel suit app s. Hered particularly from .this de-! ting provided by Pau! Friess. e. , {te be the Dearborn Independent vs. the de@P@iency. There was too much throb : a i : SHOULD 7 ane | born co-operative. “WM too much thickness to 2 com- ‘$ ei. : . ~ 4 RS ion that should be remarkable 8000 FOR SMOKE ABATEMENT A DOPT SU HST - Imaginary Conversations. its suavity and the brilliance of $ i gk | Haynes: Yes? You know me, Wayn@ ay first violin sounded in too great INCREASES FUND 10 | 15,009 ; JAN Aa Wheeler: Yes! You know me, Roy. oe rtrast to the more somber tone’ another $10.000 Expected to Be ASHE’S e OSTe oe A gag 3 pthe secend, especially in the Reported Today by Workers for CODE eter FABLE. | @ Passages. But these deficien- $250,000 Foundation. | make With Chipso you get rich, quick- cleansing suds instantly by pouring hot water over white Chipso flakes. These Chipso suds last. They permeate your PROCTER & GAMBLE mAAASALAL IIT ILI III Irs rs TTT ee eee eee DAAAAAAADAL AL will probably disappear with Subscriptions to the $254,650 fund Once upon a time there was a revolution ge “er seasoning. for three years’ work of the Citi- | jand no “soviet influence” was reported. x - . Besides the Herdn number the ; zens’ Smoke Abatement League ag- Don’t ytert ith | Statistical Note. ga plaved Beethoven's I eregate $115.000, including two for! FL Interrere with ' ; = quartet, and Ivorak's t f $8000, an unce oday ” If all the safety razor blades manuface@. 1 er co . ee > eenounced todas peamen , , . 's Ve quartet, an: im re@-' was expected the sum we %» 5 tured in the last 1@ years were used, quite, ; Was eX] ” ont int : ’ - use to the } ‘ artfelt applause brought { at ast 21°25 000 in ‘ D n Juence the liv es sa other women’s men Ld ane.) yp few men shaved. ¢ . . * > 4 anhumber of encores These ports at a luncheon of campaign of others ; ma ; Euce: e (foosen’s “On he ic >; 2 ot effers day ’ Objection to Senator Borah as an aft ete: es og “pag cnr ay ca . . porn itors at — J [ferson today Don t pretend totheman dinner speaker hinges on the fact that BSage..... A Ane os gppera epee General solicitation in the cam is an “obstruttionist.” An obstructionWR@,., 5% ee rosy. =the tw oe oe rust he one who prevents fools from ru Be ~ » eae sar . ’ - large subse r ae | 98 AtiCe d { B | Don t SHnive) 1} Vou are ine ’ “ i 4 MSCTUOLS Work Tas, On the ; ‘nin are Sav irom the nter } ing in where angels fear to tread. Nii le morning . ; sacaly hay ” : walloped ad ad > - » more successful in the en- national Shoe Co. and $3000 from a. : than ir) une ‘ roOLTa Tr +}, } + ? ASS ~4 tion of wr ¢ ] ri4«¢ Don't lie NOTES ON A LATE ARRIVAL. n the main program. | the Hote! Association of St. Lout } % Albeniz number was handled! which r presents about one-tenth Spring, which begir ially M arc , | a | pring, which begins officially on ™ ie St the restraint necessary to! of the 199 hotels of the city. Th. 4t¢ vou love Soaks clothes | = Dishes — clean = ’s less time Fy SUCH A CODE NEED NOT anetltaclets Letcinden eine A FR 2 EK SOUI - 5 é cla ted eee ' ~ Pe on oi : . : x soa y ost . ie deaatiiad P fa died today from compli- | tion by the Field Museur of 4a} Adela Rogers St. John: eee E ase Tenargs a00U ° , wae | h(Uafter: han operation. He specimen of the straight-horned|! 7 “anges too frequently. Spring ts aso » eS narkho enact ‘ nines ¢ Price % of the seasons to which peets write ve . sears old. Ts = Specs Of gon ° oe 78.00 a4 aii ee ma : ‘ 4 “ ss ae Lousi ANar > ’ 2 ‘petarn T on . ‘. ’ . . \ ianan Representative Northwestern India, so shy and W herev Book rhe ‘ » te or - P . : . ; er vORS Are Sold he other is autumn. Spring poetry may ® hy eréfeasion had earest rare that there are leds than 16! , written any time between Feb. 14 and Jaq eauousiy in Congress for 14|specimens in the museums of the «||| @siopotitan Book @rporation 0900 000000000O0F0O0O0O000O0O0OOO0O000000000000000046 fter that, it’s too hot to write poetry:, J D H. — had been re-elected to! world, was announced today, ThyIe - Fentieth Congress which con-|is the only specimen in the United 1 Wiest 4000 frenet Rime ® * a _ in December , 990000009 The most amazing success in the history of household soap! Sd s * Sd e sd * e @ ¢ © » 7 ® > > a & Sd & + s ® g % e & ea e o ® Sa & e © © * o ia Wpton 8: Coudy |. sacets ak aE NE AOF Ho. 3 ASHBOARDS get your clothes clean, clothes. They dissolve the dirt. They i> ® & @ oe ® is e e ¢ $ ¢ @ & e > e fy y & ® e o * e o + e > o * * > e e o = a e sd 4A. A Min Mr. >_> —=-. ee ~ . ~~ ~ _ -

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Mk RRL Pe ra o anal 1 ‘Gali Clive, ag a See —— ROR ie ’ — ut - Pee ee ee eres: PAGE 20_ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ..__ geseuncsseusunessersusesssnsncsronssnecessssnsng ecnapacitys apartment-style Eelid Oak Refrigerator: °-deer 7-tbh aide-icer type. | $17.75 | Refrigerant: rT; aranteed. $24. 75 Policeman Foum ~_ 7 — ee 4 wane! at Preees ra” ——- March eA cr Fics te ony ceoeontinr no “, «e@anic sk €on D Lot. ~ = é ~ Gfolid Gak Ire ( hest: large capacity. Recker; double can Household Set Free? coay, Hich-back Mapie COOLIDGE AND SENATOR EDSE Mother of Stx Slain by Brother. Mein ib DISCUSS CANAL om 4 Intimated President J Submit : 112-114 North 12th St. eee on of Congress = =6 GIGANTIC : ; : REFRIGERATOR e coe : SALE Se ee : rah er pe ON ; * 7 ren - iTiCcas BG oa a « “~* > - ——— 4 7} Ss Si d mor had been kidnaped tn Lan- ; : A e eecardiag iS $4.45 $12. 75 q 7 ~ aa u “~ for the Bal ‘ ‘ ), a , ‘ . ‘ q ST G c ea @ ‘ lead , Pp a { y t 3 ; € ec €: @ Mite ice Fibre Suite ¢ BOLLAND'’S on pal mai upho simte nes d; ? 5 9-50 : Locust at Tenth é Jewelers tor 7¢@ Years Dinner Set Free SEQSCRSCSSEUSEOUDEEOEEEEESSeEEESEeEEeEauEereaeen scaseeusronenanennennanontocessusnnennaennennsennenntenustasecnuconsesnuseusenueronaqpuecnuessuesnueenentsueseueennesens 4 4 . ‘> , i * : ‘ am ee ae ae ee ry Janebry BASEMENT Here It Is—the = Value and Quality Combination of St. Louis! Tharsday e hevest Wik DRESSES “* Of Foulards, Satins and Crepes! Braid and embroider . trimmed Silk Dresses in effective new str Ene ine types. Ve pete line effects in a wide seleetion of WN! ~ latina! Sautra spectal, > for Stim. Union Suits Corsettes Ru ot} C | Randeau and girdle bebe "sort sine —vww it hy Tt 6th & Locust Sts. | $ 3-98 A Sensation! Revolutionary! Here are the Shoes that make walking so enjoyable. All leather, they ease the feet and lend support to tired arch bones Smart, too—ano! hing like them anywhere. Perfect fit guaran- teed. 2 pairs, $11. | Sewers Saree ——— i ' ee SAPO TAOS AOL ENGR ne ee Mal on is In jail, charged with mur- | _WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 30, 1927_ __ ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH RENT YOUR Prices Will Net Advance fer on Hand April ‘st. NORTH END CLEANING & D Tuxedo or Full-Dress mene ce — SAVE YOURHAIR COAL = FULL LOADS, $4.50 te to $8. 00 | PER TON of men women have a type? sevented Yearly Contracts Solicited 2006 East “Grand SIESSER BROS ROTHG! : COlfax 8100 “ W. Cer. Broadway and Chestnut Clothes Do Help You to Wh TABLER CLEANING CO. ee a = - age - a os gr oe ; . titi @ TL nee i f — . WAR DEBT (this was a plain 'Great Britain, in | PAYMENTS 1-4 ON ONE — Pec. OF U. S. INCOME (paintal reconecte losses, of sad unex future, conformed the law as laid do And this States. No comp! de ig ui ote y ee re | | , -_ oy 4 Centineed from Page Us. a gale = | - : _ shoul r prevail was Virtually followed ir if you will have @ GRand 3870 UNION PLANT baldness through daily use of ANCHOR COAL co GRaeé 3871 = a ot with lenis ' s GRand 3372 FAKM appeals and rKOFTIT- ee et ices anal wtt% * Capacity . Newbros Herpicide nem FARM OFFERS ave adver The POST-DISPATCH Regularly prints ly, it was ne on When it comes t y< c ADS than ALL the other St. Louis newspapers e slight an, ine@(tries, however _Druggists seil it - Barbers tised in POST-DISP* TCH wants o . Bnew spa DOE 2 tiie | a ef, ot payment: ‘Sat Brit- been different. can he gured out | some-' Italy. Franee, not gedt owed to us by Great Brit-' quite another ap But the deficiency ts shgnt we have regarde: | + intents an i purposes it nay thelr capaciip §6 i@ that Great iim met us when one deals w eur own ground. Since ‘th proceeds on the & ited = tates took the view that of the law. ene an meemmetonens tes Open a C harge Account With GLIK’S ...;.2°% W ellston 92.25 Easton Av. D z Corporation Corporation Finance Real Estate Public Relations Real Estate st Banking Bond Safe Deposit Clothing for the Entire Family *9% STORES OPEN MONDAY AND SATURDAY EVE — Our Part in the Life of EDWARD LINDON ORD The time came when he 7 had two incomes—one | from his business, one from his investments. We had helped him develop the business. We had sold him the investments. It started when we mailed a letter to Baby Edward Lindon, telling him tosend Daddy down right away to open a savings account. (es, \ Ge, fon oo <= Eight years later the father died. Ten ea years after that his Life Insurance Trust reached out of the past and sent Edward ...the pendulum swings back, bring- ing the dependence of childhood or the playtime of childhood... ted to save as soon No wonder he ehadn C picked UD en ground into him. 1 PSPe@SeSeS?! escacmteseseSses €5eSeSe@5 &SeseseS PSPSPS eS eet SeSeSeSetSeSs SOP See Se SPSS SPS BSP Se§8eSeSeseseses To Edward Lindon it brought playtime again, and more need for “ Mercantile Service. We handled his securities and real estate while he took a two-year trip around the world. Then came hard years — years of getting started — years of building a busi ness andareputation. He saved. He invested. He shew I suthens I ott T cchew If achar 1 cotton Tf co Tos And so will it continue, through his life and after- dee | cates | aches | oten oe I cadens Tf onde, I nels ward. He has intrusted to us the accomplishment of several projects which he cannot stay to finish. The’ Safe Executor will finish them. | built a line of bank credit. Edward Lindon was tackling things in the right way, and we were privileged to ya = — SS Not because he used our service, but be- cause he did things in the-right way and used our service, his business prospered. He never grew too big toask our advice. We never grew too big to give him personal attention. This 1s but a brief example of the part we can play in the life of one manor woman. And yet, some look ona Trust Cony pany as a mechanical place ot money and marble, steel and stone. (Bran LINDON is not a man, but just a name chosen to represent one of one hundred thousand patrons, and in the presentation to bring out this one point: No matter what financial service you want, and no matter what time in your life you want it, we can give it....and after you have gone it will continue.... if you have willed it so.... Macky Furnitur 1118 Olive Stree Mohair Davenport Set CU nfinteah ed Windsor Breatk- 4 fast Set—only. s1 DOWN \S1 DOT _ re Gas St — Shiny blue steal great Range at 7 75 | a . price af PF ° 1 DOWN Day-Bed Outite Sa . oa | THREE sSTORI ‘Sixth and Lucas 6230 Easton ae AND FRIDAY am He a+ 7 Forest. Park Coffee. is Ric Satisfying, Brews to a Golden B nds an Aroma. that is Invitinels ‘Superior IN| EVERY \\ -EVERYBOL AGREES THAT penn MAIDA Leads All Others 5 Body Se and F Member federal Rererve Srrtem EIGHTH AND LOCUST Cspital eSurplur Ten Million Dollarr -TO ST. CHARLES 2925257575 29252525 2Se@S2525 25252525 29252925 (€SA@525252! 9 §6§P 525252542525 2822525 2S 2525925 2CS$2PS252F5P . | SSeSeseseSesecesese SaSeseseseseseses - - —~ = . ~~ rane — — — — - —

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——_— ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH. | __WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 30, 1927___ __ Ff LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —___ PAGE 21 a ee —_ . 7 | rE. WAR DEBT bons was a plain and simple dint dude to pay. Or it is regarded|she announced that she would pro-|and reflect, give time for the in- | settlements now prescribe for th , BN age . “es EA . af. ’ es sii . a-ha “ > ‘ ine 5 P 7 - 4 sepa j . 2 . . a ae ecco ee a But tn ‘ mae 1éT ¥ is ‘ : ns har ‘ arde d W hat is called | VW ould seem that f ongress has come | Aas bad as he fore, will acqt fe Sc eé in Sum Ww hic h Germany is called upon the Dp oples inv olvs j ot - than VEAL CHOPS r + + YT) ¢ ywur e ; - , eir « en a! ° © , ‘ ; 5 - | 4 ° } 429 PMN I ~ 1lis¢ : r’ nwsr . . ™ ge y . all intents anc | a a Co h capacity to pay. Ordinarily, |to a state of mind not the same as; turning our backs on the old ailles.; to’ produ e—namely, the sum of;that they are a burden to one side | Strictly Fresh SIX H and MORGAN - ae ~~ 10 a Sorte —= “ 1 Pkg CHIPSO thi f th Enti F ] BUDGET PLAN een obligations as = ordi- 55 ig oa ’ a _ Gseaeert ~agt — meets to be contrived year | mankind, we now are preparing ie whole of this series of long-drawn- | If the rest of the world wishes to | — . ———~ ; debts; may, it ig to their own ad-| | present juncture, too, political and} out international remittances, | sweep away the wreckage of the h . 5 Pi a Vantage, if they ‘ish to keep! economic conditions in the agricul-! stretching over half a c: nturyv an | past at ar. the decks, and start! @ SANTOS COFFEE Mohair “sr tece , their credit good and perhaps bor- tural regions of the Midwest sre} more, between ourselves and thelfresh and v iencumbered, shall we @) | Davenport Set Breakfast Set 7 row agai iother time. So it is,! not conducive to a rer ning.} Allies, between the ies, and be-jremain aloof? I can feel no ele- GENUINE, FRESH ROASTED. A DANDY 2 1 ubt, i he ordinary trans-/ Things will run their present; tween Germany an he llies rj wat! e enirtis ’ el te DRINK ER—Don't Pass This Up. Biggest | , — , ] . 111es, W Vation or spirit, no : ie In the po- (4-Lb. Limit). ions Safe Deposit Savings Trust ieetenethdle ballets et tne ane ee A N,N AERIS LTTE NOIRE I) hoe vagy ie i ees he eee ‘ lue Ever Offered. actions of trade. t is s0, t00, ! cource for. awhile, and the lebt then present seit in a new lightr./sition we ars now taking When — ; a Asc Ce ; T tj a} ari a} -" . > ; ’ ie 8 . . P " » as regards thos international | remittances will continue to come; For our part, are we resolved to(|th day for a new nihil comes, loans which are extended by in- | te S None the less we may pase | imsist unrelentingly on what the how shall America take her stand? dividuals (banking houses and : | _* \ : Li : = Ne 4 he r. He j | -— - | a= + rE : 4 their customers) to foreign Gov- | , : 24) @ || _t. 'ernments. Otherwise the foun- | . Dre ow } uP i tains of business credit would be | ae value! The Se a f dried up. But were our loang to | ro pie Wi iniend Denk i. *II ithe Allies of this character? Were Sant Medan nent . t we 2) ~e NN ; — © and quicke t = done. Doubtless in the rush and 4 f = MW Stecl Day-Bed , " O eT / eae pressure of the crisis 1 deliber- Lai - 29 ] . matter of getting things done. And £1 DOWN argain , a - it was with the Allies. Loans ee ‘ st - P44 if you will: anything that brings . x ) back, bring- “When Dickering Is Thrust Aside. ne ijoans tor a moment of childhood or : | pai ~ticciotand asin lue k tee be j 7 snooui 4 . a s 1] f | ; Z Pani ‘ ' He be SisUe;r : 1? mm L point I Pst, A ‘ A : . t : : : . ; at . O eeeee ° ay ; 1ew Che bDtors own ultimate oe eee > , x : _ “ : ¥ " ic ‘ “ v « - . hh 3 ’ ? : “2 4 ' a —- m> Le Ai a4 4 ® ¢ Sy F, ? “ - ‘* ’ * . . - ? i . ° - | — ¢ , . et - WY ' , yg i . a de. repay for ag wn good, \ . if he repays : a t brought playtime itt € oe Id Sixth and Lucas 6230 “Skea 1428 Salisbury is any such reflection or reckoning ij " ay emiees Oe ce eae washed OS | ia ae ‘Like so many mothers, I think my baby girl is ; anyone Su] oSe ina lf anotner ; es Ss a | . "1 ek ne the most precious one in all the world. Toward SUCH con lict eh Ou a Come re “: #5 a : 2 + Bo” eee the end of her first year she became fretful and to align ourselves, shoul Sie. se naturally I was very much distressed. In despair anything and every- (ie I consulted my doctor. The first thing he asked help the cause | [Reais me was how I washed the baby’s clothes. that we should , lend or not lend, “Then he went on to tell me how cruelly irri- to go ahead or) Iara tating harsh, shrunken woolens are to tender once upon a GR gamue little bodies.. He said, too, that shrunken woolens in ~ forgotten past, another; Hiaal retard the proper growth of bones. He advised een made, also i ‘eae ; | Reo me to wash my baby’s woolens in Lux because it war, and had not been a diahal ; I L if ies by us or by our asso- won rink woolens. I use ux now for washing all 2 baby’s clothes and her disposition is sweet he time. I am certainly grateful 93 ; £ xv ‘ ’ : .) and if we were again ee ee ee ee ae ee nt ge Re a sah enn NEBL IS ee inset business contract? It is t of several projects hi . 3 in no su ‘pirit as this that indi- : no , and cheerful all t peoples deal with each - Basa to Lux! : Ti .% 7 : i to finish. The Safe : : | . 4 other wi a si Mrs. Joseph Boyd re | 1% fee W ee re Sentiment IEunters, 1305 Laidlaw Avenue ; 5 = sas sda i —, ty : . ° . ° ° them. E = . 2, i soning and cold-blooded eal- ef Cincinnati, Ohio 3 : = & ation, howev ‘Ip little on the ott ) halts oe én ? bo 2 = - ™ 7 - - ye . pny ¥ + > ™ -s oom ~--_ x? - . Le aaa te DE NRSC. I LAREN A RE LANE ta CHS Bf 2 EN OR ae a ea bee OS by are Amat > vith eth Aaa ee reat itee Senta ag Se Pe 4 ‘ " ‘are sate ay however, help the case we are now con- | x hisses we et 1 Jae Two letters selected from the 475,000 received anv analvsis of the Ue ype , : the past year by the makers of Lux Pe eRe S 0y Se . Se TS +e bases of contractual obligations, jmstac gs fron 1istorical precedent, from mm; «conomic lessons. The matter NTH BLED Bs ra eaches into higher realms. How- COFFEE ever, we deceive ourselves by ee focusing attention on the measur- . aewer re recewass Be ; | - + our torrm, able gain or loss, whether for our- = ae. ; a Ae ‘ ; ty oa De IR Tb ON AB, wie HN ‘ pe ‘a peeens Seep ~ imple of the part we f, . a = Se \; rad tg re as Wee se rte ee nye, Rely ’ “ teen hd te science—by sentiment if you please. | EGULAR, PRICE ery vote TING He te Tag elem ee ice: aE Segre +. My own conscience is not easy. CR ER © re Rr Horney 99 _ My sense of self-respect as an American is not happy. I find nit Ne 9 ig re % tee xe gb ., RS Z oy | * myself snentelan the attitude of CS : Pa on, ey «Sia. (= Great Britain and not entirely ad- ‘ne Bhs AM SRO eet Shot gta: Same a Be > gis oe ees : >, e ategaitiden: 45% i We ala, 6 ayant es haps aby Se aaa atone ‘ Byer ewe "9 SONRREMAC: SuMr aap OMe ti Gunes wires - he hy Nae © ey miring our own attitude. For many, except money and loans. We did : £ ae" Foe ee oS a Be ae tae : “One of the dresses in my trousseau was a smart new t e PTT i y ; a 3 re th _ ? ‘ nF = a ‘ me: , bse. eo : 4 > * Se : + , ‘ , . . ‘ Nas all ‘ Arom thal is Invitingly Feagrant, ee eee m2 ye a ae . a ae i, ae : i a apt ae : out this one point: ; Sie oe rete ee ice ce 9am. 2a ae Ae fs. [ee "oe a sth ae} to ask her what I could do to save it. She told me she : ST) Tr e ire iy St es ; - . 4 , a : tong . a 2 ae "7 Pe oA ‘ | . . . . Lét it not be forgotten that Great : | es = | pi aoe 4%, ‘ a. ¥ a a oe & oY ae fp Ua Ww eee iS 2K, bd . x ie alle oe is ie Mrs. |, Stephens, Jr. to France as we. did—something cs « * - * . “a <e “we * 408 ee — , ‘ ‘ : P ge Ra 3 oe he es. “ j rnnual installments; but the sume | REGULAR PRICE, 60c CAN her own payments to us may be| | S fi fyi B t Ge Ide B < \a } mble to aid our allies with anything powerful country, and thereby in a) Leads All Others in more to Italy than we did: $3,000,- | 000.000, as against half as much by . . -* we oe 3-CAN are very much less than those we | | = LIMIT ‘call for. They are not half so | ti ey F---- pee much from France, barely a quar- | ed. If we cut down, she will reduc ONCE TRIED YOU WILL ALWAYS USE IT so cut down to the same extent in the post-war negotiations

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A Sc Teas > tng iy eresnay agen: caer . ee ae R ‘ta SS Re ipa ae, MOM ten es - > - - bathe > ree wy jana nite SE PO NRT RRR 8 appt epi Nam . pau emer 7 i. buat x Teak « a sd € Mae nf foe pm ha = ~~ IRR oman nw oye ee re eee ee te ee er ; ae - Se ts BB Tt? eee , ae 7 Ae > 7 . . de ae oe Pee ee aad og Cea apy SR wart ge ee Se ckeed ae weal en EE ge - Ee oa ie 2 ee eee it, ee ee) ee — races ernie ~ _ . my Vrveree' ae rm pais : ae ial: casa o,| 5 rot pate witht ae 7 5 ae, . ae ae ee ARE EET A PT ay , 9 ° wre, m : es ee ¥ ~ - ‘ * tha cs seid ate Sh Ainslie see linc, ante we 7 ry he : Oban cme All yy Ae RIE o~ ae sighont a eee ees eed or et lh serpents Aenean ow : a open comp > . nag abe Pond ' aT 2 Packages 606c Fac Russian Mineral Oil int 2 for $1.50 Thermos Bottles Pint Size 2 for Pint Size 2 for $1.01 / sz0uschold pepe Apron 2 for TH RIFT Alarm the Clocks shaving and after Guaranteed oy! Jl 2 for __ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH (Alp 3 Af "4 a. i y - ; \ ‘iy, & ’ « X L 50c Pi ow Shaving Cream A Pleasant Shave Enjoyed by Pleasant Men Soft’ and luxurious Shaving Cream that quickly softens the touxshest wiry beard without that usual anpleasant feeling. In- stant Inthering, prevents razor pull or irrita- tion. Use it once and you will use it always. Double si 2 Tubes Royal Purple Grape Juice Regular 40c Pint Bottle, 2 bottles THURSDAY FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Rights reserved to liens quantities. Cocoanut Oil and Egg | Shamp - , a Rcthol hair new | ' o for life and : we sheen. External Use Washes An improved Rubbing Alcohol particularly ndapted for the sick- room, after the bath Special . A Googe 1 Pe Eaton, Crane and for many other HOUSEHOLD NEEDS: NEEDS — aie Glycer- ne, 3 0O2Z., model ses 36¢ 75 Austen Mineral o Combs, $1.25 Male? for $1.26 | nce external purposes. 15e Dish 2 tor 16¢ | 150 Hydrogen of Perox- $ Cloths ry re I i Hair for $1 auapeeie! ° vu 39 01 | Brushes. 2 $1 Ol Bags .. 25e Perfection oe She Gillette ayy vest 10c Borle Acid Powder, Gil. 2 for 76C¢ 30c Bug Pirzen. Kills ae Pint Bottle 76 2 for Cc 35e H f Semath ao °F 36c Polish. eatin - ws 16c Special for pocket = 26c l, Pint i-. tees L ™ I Ic 50c Ladies’ ns 50c Hand f bugs. Scrub lO 2 mn 5 | Cc Special $1.50 J. 5 D. Castile 2he Castor v2 for 26c | — oa Zoi: 51 Oil, 3 -oz. | 350e iy Olive Oil. ~~ ee Fountain yringe, or — : i $1 Ol Special, Be for 30¢ ‘ ae gor, Pound «writer | 3 2° 26¢ "aper. or Paper a a ¥ Sic i Vanilla 2 for 36c xtiract .. Dice: 2 Oak! Se 2" 3ic $2.25 Tyson, Combina- Pe ne ee ee 0404 lf Golden Brown Hot-Water Bottle Durably made, | molded in = one | Freshly Roasted =%m, Piece of live red | 5: Coffee ay Srubber. No. 2 size. | | Roasted every day in our sweiey WP ully guaranteed. | own coffee plant. A fine moderate HE sale. _ price. This tiem is not included in this one-cent _ 2 for $1.51 | eale. 66 ———— | C 2 Pounds Electrical | - Items | $1.00 Extension and Ap- Glynborough foe. at $1.01 Stationery | $3.50 Lightning Electric 48 sheets and 48 envelops, | Toaster ? for $3 SI Linen finish. Electrie Tourist articles of the same price. | brush, both for 36c, and Pike Selected i] 4 Does Not Leavea ONE-CENT 7 E> G Ring SPECIALS [ae Vfor $1.50 Household $I 5 Chamois, 2 for... . | Ine Epsom Salts (pound), 2 for.... l6c s. — 2 cae $1 26 60c All- Purpose Talc Delightfully fra- grant and adher- ent. Use it for baby, after Se Gums; Beeman’'s, Yuca- tan, Spearmint for and Doublemint, 2 6c 10c Linen Envelopes, lic Fine grade, absorbent b a 10-ounc 35e Hinkle’s itis; 100 Quality. Fancy colorecfi tt a ¢ border. Sizes 20x49-in. ca bottle 2 for — oe % #2 for 6le ALL ITEMS. : LISTED BELOW ? NOT INCLUDED IN ONE » -CENT SALE. Cigarsand Cigarettes Afterdinner Neuralgia Toothache Backache Rheumatic Sciatic and ~~‘ Monthly >" Prias Relieved by - MILES’ $3.50 oe ww eee Herb for Juice, 98c._.. 3 $2.50 soc Antoinette 17 Donnelly Soap. . 25¢ ? Mentholatum.. 27, 81.98 BR f 50, $3.95 a: fers en $1.50 Lyko Box Special . I SP ee 10c Garcia Grande, for a Bouquet C Regular 10c Size Robert Iimmet liox of l‘atima "____WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 24 CM NON a SERS nme ee ee ee ‘ONE CENT buys. any item in this One. Cent Sade providing y you first purchase : one at the regular price, that is two items for the price of one, plus One Cent. A customer may have either two articles of the same price or two different For example, one 35c tooth brush and a 35c hand S . ER ys IES w ——— el First-Aid Needs 114 Drug Stores Three-Day Sale at ‘hese 4 DOWNTOWN STORES ONLY 515 OLIVE ST. 7TH AND LOCUST ST. 514 WASHINGTON AV. 8TH AND WASHINGTON AV. (Loew’s State Theater Bldg.) ara. SSR Pe » ou . Milk of Magnesia Tooth Paste The Magnesia in this Tooth Paste neutralizes mouth acids, one of the causes of decayed teeth. Regular 50c tube. 2 Tubes 5ic. oe “sk colored handles. cartons. 2 for Only Perfection Strong bristles, sturdily set. Packed in sanitary 50c Guaranteed Tooth Brushes 5lc In assorted 50c Lustre Hair Listerine| — Paste — MARKE tye Associ tt TOREG SON, Ur. er GO Frank O. Lowden, me a ean pived fresh, a can merchandise featured Cold Cream Dressing Just the hair ‘dressing for ‘Leeping the hair in place 't h r oughout Prepared in Our OWN | the day. Con- laboratory. the skin and beauti- fies. Large 50c 2 for 5l1lc | eee Cleanses |tains tonie ‘Pp r op erties; ‘non-greasy. 2 for Sle jar. | TOILET ARTICLES $1 Bodi Tale 2 - $I O01 - a, 2 a 50c a Cream Lotion, Special 30¢ ne for 3 | C Bandoline. . $1.50 Melba , ° f =~ 77S f Tooth Paste. . 2 we 5 | Cc 50c Ipecac 35c Perfection Vanishing Cream, 2 for 36c Special 25¢ Lullaby for Baby Talc... 2 26¢ me Bouquet Vegetal et for Water cu $1.01 35¢e Men‘s for Barber Combs, 2 36c $1 Melba Single Com- toeniat .. 2°" $1.01 Little Liver Pills - 2 for Z26c Thursday \ 2 4 . tr o é }-A- ' See Auto Section Sunday ope pk pe : PART THREE wa Dele ation Visits Lowden. : re | Vrea ~ by a at lewation f Des Moines to urge didate for ‘© ereer nomin ora they lef there was no sig the rT eeLing Lrot?tri lowa last by YY , his SR rn ifte: ance | ~ PS ~ CITIZENS’ oe ~ BOARD CO _ Roles PI ine eS) vf Vhat’ sin This Bomb? S@a4 RE children, a Tubes ZOC & SEIEIOOOOO oil THURSDAY ONLY Opinion Is C - Something With the Pre: The Citizens’ Sch mittee, which is | candidates for the the Board of Edueces at the election nex platform and addre adopted unanimouw; day, says: “We re that the opinion © something is wreng ' with our school sys ment.’”’ Those candidates are best fitted to platform follows: % re interest r the School Boa we are interested ir St. Louis. Here a Special 50c Hair Special pereverervvevvcuceereyerery ¢ $1.00 Pure Norwegian Cod Live Oil . Health for every - member of the | dabsbhenst for atunds future needs from these large esi of pure, fresh merchandise. family lies in Cod Liver Oil — “bot- tled sunshine.” 2 for $1. OL $1.50 Corona One-Cent Specials 2 & 7 tie | he Styptic Pencils ... ®25c Adhesive ' Tape, 2% in. 7T5c Hospital Cotton, 1 Ib. T5e Gauze, 5 yards .. 25c Tincture of Todine.- 15e Gauze Bandaige, Turkish Bath Towels Good Heavy Weight S—ON SALE AT ALL WALGREEN DRUG ; STORES—THURSDAY AND FRIDAY ONLY Big Ben Alea Clocks $2.29 —————— Ov Rox of 25, $1.88 altine [8c Cigarettes 3 for 50c ee ee ald —,, i | For Sinus Trouble | | tT (Head Colds and Catarrh) || REQUISITES You Will Find Your Choice of Compacts or |Loose Powder Vanities _ Colds cause congestion and | close up the sinuses. Keep these troublesome envities draining into | the nose if you | would atop bendackes, acer | | omeie Compacte ... .50c | escent ea ge | Double Compacte ... .$1 | ee csine se | | etm, with paff . Nasty aps tea | Single, Loose Powder. | $1.50 © Double, Loose Powder, $2 with hot water. Large Bottle All Popular Shades of Powder and Rouge | 98c qq, adapted 25 ¢ | ewes | gargle. ar halitosis, the mouth. SI Size Bottle 79¢c Listerine The Safe Antiseptic A safe non-irri- | tating solution | particularly to the | requirements of | personal hygiene. | Valuable as a) } Corrects purifies Youre Always Welcome at Walgreen o Tae | Zz 6c 2" 26¢ in (ee Farts ee Wash 20 Oz.Bottle } | Mouth Complete with 5-foot red | rubber hose. Can be | used for shampooing. | Nickel nozzle. Guaran- | teed. FE: 2 for $1.51 Selected ONE-CENT SPECIALS $1.00 Ever-Ready Shaving $1.01 $1.00 Gem Razor, $1. (| age sete W nail Soap Flakes For Washing Clothes and Dishes 10c Size Package 2 for llc Woo} | s@., | Flakes \ Eee i Bicaronat of We nse Deroy 2 sis 5] C The Poker caer coe ee 81.00 Ever-Rendy «SI O01 Razor, % for. $3.50 Borden’s Malted Milk 5-Lb. Hospital Size PEPNIZED CANDIES The Safety-First Laxative —would never be taken for &@ po- tent reliable remedial preparation, | but would more likely be taken for old- fashioned wintergreen lozengers, but they “deliver the goods” as a remedial for a whole train of ills arising from that loathsome condi- tion, constipation. Get Your FREE Trial packet from one of our clerks to- day and prove for yourself that these candy-like Laxative Lanks in the safety-first form assist Nature by sunplying the digestive organs with that which is lacking. Then buy a box, Ai | Small pee Large Size . Cc Size . ae ee a oo «lca oe ' 55C 19¢ 59¢ $1.00 Golden Peacock Bleach Sleep Better, | ‘Feel Younger 25c Woodbury’s Soap, 3 Dares. . If your sleep is disturbed by | | getting up nights, burning | | sensation, backache or other | symptoms of bindder wenk- | ness, try Cystex Compound, We guarantee to refund your money nightly ris- ings, back- ache and | burning are | not nilayed | and } mot ‘ move rubbing of shoes. paring or “drops” | YQuinger | stronger in ! Com p ound | only 5/C $1 Lemon Face Cream. se J. D. Roach Powder, Tse Tyson Rubber Gloves, $3.50 Edward's Flat Irons | like magic, 50c¢c Liquid for Tar Shampoo 2 5 l C 35ce AfterS having | Lotion. | Special . Cites .. is. "sie | ze Comtrae 210 76 ¢_ Son ra eee | ee : 7 ae $1.00 Valentine’s Hair Tonic. ei ? for $1.01 He orem Brush .... 2 - 66c 2 for 26¢ rfl wo Theatrical Cold 25¢ Bay Cream, Pound . 25c¢ Glycerine and Rose Water. | Special 50c Cream of Lotion Almond ~~ A fine skin whitener and beautifier. Prevents wind bern and relieves chap- | ped skins = for Theatrical Cold Cream An excellent The- atrical Cold Cream, in large 1- lb. cans; regular T5c— 2 for 76c zB” 20¢ Zc 406 Electric ? for $3.51 2. nO Thermos Lunch ? ~ oN Milk \ I 4 Magnesia \}) 16 Ounces 2 for —— Crea siies 3 6c i THURSD. AY ONLY CAN DY SPECIALS | | Dr. Scholl’s Zino-Pads work because they re- | the cause—pressing or — Amateur | with after meals, burning 2ads Put it on—the pain is gone. — , nee eat ge — (acid) is dangerous. Zino-Pads are safe, sure, tiseptic, healing. tect while they Dr. Scholl’s They pro- | o, Bae. Zino- ene a WALGREEN'S C'hocolate-C overed CHERRIES Luscious juicy cherries surrounded BJ - a* thick coating of rich delicious choc | olate. It's the kind that makes 7@ want to ent many more, “Pals te Palate.” 5 Oc the Pound Peanut Cranch, pound . . Mild Rittersweet Chocolate, pound, ‘T0e : ne ene a Sates Incense | Zefume rids | your home of | un pleasant | after - cook- 'inge odors. Burn a tablet in the house | | 3¢ has the . | pleasant del- ee. icacy of the > - best per- oa 1 | fumes, Comes ? in five lovely « odors. Wistaria, <andabwood a Rose, Lilac and North- _ wood Pine. 200 Outside $ each with Sat or shower. 8 avis” finest F resi ional ib and F transient Hotel. i Olive St. Cara and Pees Olive New Plaza Hotel Fireproof Our Door Locust European vee ao 33d aa Fine Italian @e naissance active type. sign. Style 4-4 160 Two-tone finish of rare ele- Specially at- The highest type of work- manship. $i WEEKLY URLIIZER ‘UR “MAREE - MUS CAL INSTRUMENTP 1 006 OLIVE East St. Louis Store 319 Collinsville Av. Style 4-3 Beautiful type of Sheraton Credenza 8-30 “300 dren who are the homes and the wes They are to control row. What they al 'upon the preparati we give them. Th their preparation ¢ pends upon the kit _provide for them. 'turn are what the | cation makes them | Schools Subject ) “A few years ag item of St. Louis | recognized as one ¢ | United States, It ° our city and the ‘cities. It is charg ‘so today. We are is the subject of @ home and’ tn othe /country. | ‘Whether the ¢ or unjust, It beh friends and lovers of our great city, soundest judgment patriotism in selec ‘the School Board. “Ten candidates places on the boar | sidered them all ' standpoint of thet 'our city’s children the Roard of Ed The Candidate “The four whor ‘be best fitted are ] _Horton, A, |'A. Rollins and Dr. are citizens of hig? _have filled positions ity with credit and S. We ) ‘Miss Horton is a an of wide expert ‘educated in our fi wad a teacher In f] 'structor in St. Lov ‘She is a past pre Town Club and m Wednesday Club, ‘dent of an investm | “Mr. Rollins, a ii ‘president of the & School Patrons’ Al been a member o! Education for two ers doubtless know ible record in that “Mr. Werremevyel | business man. He the Beaumont High Association. He ts ‘of . the following | North St. Louls | Association, Missou chants’ Association School Patrons” As ‘+ Franklin Club @ Ward Republican member of the Citta Bond Iseue Commfl printer and statiom ‘Dr. Todd is a pi elan and has heen leadership in mum lie was one of the movement for play exceptionally equip rection of physteal rection of physteal Chairman Remm publican City Com organization last nij to follow his own ¢e@ ing for. School Be and suggested that mittee members do ‘committee has refr from indorsing anj dates. THREE MEN ACCU RECEIVING Nerro, Who | Metal, Used “1 Against A decision by th nev's office to use | an attempt to pre appeared today in for bench warrans junk men with © property from 4 Weakley, 2203 Wal | The three eh rs are. Morris Fish street; Meyer Holt ola. of 2436 Relt @ ‘son, Isadore, 31, of. nue. The Holtzsmal# lyard. at 2700 Nor€

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH [WANTS-ttin a a a ee ST. LOUIS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 30, 1927. PAGES 23—38 N : ) . Delegation Visits Lowden. | | ishman runs a yard at the Biddle | . ° N BOC Alt . . . / | str et address. ‘ . ; |ll., March 30.—FEK - , . . t i > 3 , — | Weakley, who was_ arrested ; . Sean {> OW Ge! ‘ - ji: mf C 2 Frank i , 3 xe |March 7, admitted stealing 28 pigs y | ' : eleg~ation irom iowa iast ¢ , : tate ¢ the ‘nan ae Seek ey Pa of babbitt metal from the Great AND GIVE SERVICE ry h Des Jlolnes igi, aise fe Western Smelting Co., 4041 Park a e © : .andidate for the Repub- | sole ) - . ndida , | | avenue, and selling it to Fishman. CLEANING } +¢ ’ ’ “) ; a. | icy ‘. : rine . residential nomination, re- | Seven of the stolen pigs, bearing ' | ay t his Sinissippi farm | the stamp of the Grea Western Co. Tooth Pas a a Vhen they left at noon | Smelting Co. geelety ten “Anchor” e IN te 3 sere was no significance | trade mark, were later found in Phone . Uj : oe ’ Ah jr behe meeting IRM ‘an icebox at the Holtzmans’ junk PRospect 1773 Strictly nion ant al ) Ul ; | : ; 2 26 yard. Tubes Cc S| , '| Address to Voters Says O h d f THURSDAY ONLY i | Opinion Is General That oy a | . Soe : ne hundre years O Something Is Wrong St pepe 3 Fountain Pen Service ——? With the Present System. | ngs 4 ” VB ide vee The Citizens’ School Board tee | a | zEe | “§ & ’ | | | ‘xy > 2 ms Make the right selection at La : : : 1 /: : Soho mittee, which is supporting four ¢ Epes ahey - Pe - gt ; oe rete Vp fy Little Liver Pills . 2 | ° ¥ candidates for the four places on his coon a —_ ' oh “le the start and your pen , (E\ A Pen satisfaction 2 for | y 1 Lea — of Education to be filled eee ie tl = one. will carry through to gf results from the selection | ba? { | | at ne election next Tuesday, in a * A S : aL. Bane agit yore 2° 4 2 6c 7 atone r be | platform and address to the voters ee en == - of the proper pen point. " ~* ; - adopted unanimously late yester- Waterman’s offers a choice of Thursday : ae ‘ | : f i day, says: “We regret to observe * ) Zp - : , Only | ." : er, ~. that the opinion is general that pring - 4) Ee sp . f nine pen pomes Ye ee from very —— te 1; aa : gh ne point to coarse stuD. something is wrong, gravely wrong, aeons PART THREE ne _- with our school system or manage- hat’s in This Bomb? Thursday, Friday and Saturday (ZF __ Pen satisfaction revults from the Those candidates it recommends - x : proper size holder. Wat 9 may be had SS So —_— he aaa tects 30s March 31 April 1 April 2 i A in any of five sizes ranging from thin to stout. an, the committee feels Its SSS on ca pein COME EARLY—NO LIMIT TO QUANTITIES! y oC Pen satisfaction results from careful attention WUILIRILARSRAcSeARSeA “°° te Schoo! Board only becaus ae | “QS 4 to manufacturing detail. From the light, resilient hard : : a tere ee bee. crn. The Original YZ é rubber holder to the iridium-tipped solid gold pen point, PEPIN MOONEE BF) siomce ana the wealth of cur city, le TU every Waterman feature must pass inspection of a score of They are to control the city tomor- ee lynx-eyed censors. row. What they are to be depends ipon the preparation an aining 4 emer! F 2 e ° cé ° a® . . ee oe ee OP The pen illustrated is made of ‘‘Ripple’’ genuine stainless ek le tae a oe Oe) MM gee Rubber. It is No. 01855 and will suit most hands for size. It sells for ends 1 1e kind of schools we PP eer Rees . ° ie an $6.50. Smaller sizes cost $4.00 and $5.00. Larger sizes $7.50 and $9.50, ® provide for them. ‘The schools in turn are what the Board of Edu- . , x nd ~ - e * ° pee: * “n> : ; 3 7 “4. Ta SS ~~ ; a 4 r a . ae * d ¢ » + “% i sg - > = - ts Pee - a ee As Oc gis : x “ be .. +i ry iz ~ ¢* 2 5: “e : =» ' . e- . ur city and the model of other ada ee ee ae 2 for cities It is charged that it is not ° - & | as teday. We are informed that it exalh D Store Yo ocality iy) itnproct ee so today. We a med that it ere Isa rug re in ur Locali / ¢ the subject of grave criticism at Bre a he ¥ 390] \W ie »( al , Lie] f. } ‘ pry ry “T} ' } - ‘ "a hy eee as a ite : » , lorjssal . @3 } kKrummen: . Ww Ironadway i : Ts iy aCour. 6 >! Zartmer P i os - 4474 Gh - hu tj & se! ce - . s . Ad ve I ¢ ‘ SHNaw . sin “auge : Per “TA } +} r the wi +i vy : ree} = eer f 14] rc 1 and East I Jara 1 tz I} I ‘ ra Etzel ' . 4 Pp y r : 1 ° | ‘ RRAAAREFAAEREREESDERRREO8EEEE00040440000880600000004 eee nann Drug. Broadway ang a (residential a transient Hotel. Private ois and California fyi : Bath friends yumetin-. t g i eS ; i j ; s ° ‘ ? ; } . eo ? #4 . —-* : le . . Tucwig rue 2Q0 N. Newstead ehulte Lm, haat — ReaNs sat weckmever rig “eprguso0OnNn Mi © bd of our great ] , to exercise the ae "tlle or , vy nm and “aaton i ‘ord 3046 Gra ae, Cor rar pint satin siesta = SO: ; : A ; iikerso! re i Wa ; a A ; - ae BARE or, ® “Er ~~ - > ee ee +: 1 a eae Ce me na ior rye aoe te ae Brum neinacint 6. gu &. VCH Tal — De coundest ijudeme and the hig! at ) riecoill, ‘la n and i ausiang | hReutl & shilling s : ' ean ‘ SA E sa I P| i= | 4 ee > > «> - ) 3 ‘ ~ * fy? itener and Gna IU SEES ‘ass . ‘? r IF aft id Olive “~ 4 intieam + . 7 . ‘ke Yr TY) ~~ } ~ ) Jal 1ZePnN rug +' ive os da Dr ron 4 ee , he ay | Mi: iad eh Tit LET & Marshal! - femts wind 50c L t Patriousm in seier ting members of Krommenacher, 540 N Vandevente ianser's rug irginia anda aisn aj) i J: i i “Malt ii an news a er in fT e out west Vea chap- — t ‘ and | Ai] Olive St. Ce I : the School Board. Lindel! : Be | Milk of “Ten candidates have filed for ‘ ~ ‘ + a TT ee i . niac eS on the board. We 7 ave cone 4 sidered them all solely from the Ps -— maar es r 12 Sidgereda Nn | a ’ + ie es = ‘ a _ — | Ic : standpoint of their fitness to serve tv’s children as members of 26C 16 Ounces the Board of Education. 2 for ! mn The Candidates Favored. f for rlive lit rour Wr ITY} Wwe belis Lye Electric * $3.51 * $2.51 a > i iq ' : ate - 4 hoch a 1 f 4 j j ae — | = j ~ ve “; if H, BOUGHT BY j ss7 i Lh ff ee ae iii / tii WE S ' P K WYO AWAD WW a | 7 ~~. ‘. \* \\ AN } ) | . | \ ay oO : e j ‘ * ~. SS f | . . ‘4: at Palmolive — ate Werremener in cuovents) NS a ae P — Cold » Beautiful type § 'usiness man. He is president of > SS. ZAG ss Stbat. qF ai) Wil} -” mem VY of Sheraton de- § the Beaumont High School Patrons’ SAM f ANS | CT ig). 't ST Ua | ie e if Hib { VN) } i (OCo iS ‘ | ' we \ Bitha +} TY) , y # = , : } : lal aa ; i i qi ii 2 ; 4 ‘ys ° Pe “..% ~ 1. a anita — : mi. b ie we 4 . ' i.’ Akal saat Pt ‘ . 2S ee ° eA ; x ‘ A/S , 1, a eS ms ty \ ¢ ‘ - y . > , * if a - “ Y ‘ ) he - ‘ a ,llin 2 le wy r he Pa y 7-1 - ba q \ j - _ 4 Re > biaiis, Aa re | ty 2 hea Lie j \ Sy as iain . ‘ 4 jan *¢ + } ‘+ + 7 > 1.9% \@ \\ \ ¢ ‘ a . (>)? | ? ’ ‘ j resi iii i Tineé =) @ £4 1is } Ait iit VW AY NS \ / / | . > \ - t 7 }. ‘ \° .% - NS . “4 / rat - ‘ , | 5 ‘ Schoo! Patrons’ Alliance. Hie has S\N . = > . ‘ heen a member of the Board of . ERR Sa! 1 ba & WASHINGTON sducation for two years. All vot- a) VN \ . ae “4 a. . ~~. A . y AUS | 5 ( ‘ . ~ = : ty. i ; we 74 i ‘ of the following organizations: ae 5 / i wo 3 ~ + , -... ae. , >] rhants Acsociation, Blair School Patrons’ : i eviation. ion ' See ! . WS Sf), 4p Ye}! e © °, © fe 76c THURSDAY ONLY Franklin | Club and Eighte, ” SSS EZ ZZ Wi, Yypey/)’ many years here, at this legitimate sacrifice of the bank- IND FRIDAY ONLY Es Coen. Siig fi) // +raptGrandFurniture Co.’s entire stock of Furniture, Rugs, NDY SPECIALS | ae Stoves, Refrigerators and odd pieces. . » sh i in , ; an | adership in municipal ‘ 5 s vy I ,; HW ALGREEN’S : Style 4-4 Tie Was ae ne the pioneers Chocolate-C overed as Ce movement for playgrounds a ° , ° ° cHERniES «= aT 1 O() Jer We purchased this big stock from the receivers at auction Em ene pertest education” | | : . ’ Sieire eo tied metsett oa Prevene task | come soos oa se! Bed Davenport Suites price! Many special purchases of manufacturers close- me S9e%? — : — to follow his © - nard candidates Sacrificed as Low as $1 10 outs are included, at a fraction of their cost to make. — aT pido tikewise. Some of the lots are limited to a few, some only one of a kind. Come and feast your eyes on these super-values. ~ fp ri aes — re ‘ Eh cteg 6 dg anton vite: PE EAR pw eo PNR 2 OR pS nls sige. Se ee erate : ~— — = Palate.” rr} ePwWwise re * — . " ° “ y ern 1 4 . » , ie 1? } oc i: ; | *4) babi ; t ’ resis . ; Aigat' 8 ans a - - - -~= € - - 7; the bi- Zefume a) ~e oe pe vecaty PHA | Tunee MeN accuseo of «dining Suites - - - - - $79.90 Up Incense Ractive ty —— IVING STOLEN PROPERTY —Oume vids 2 - = Credenza — Confessed Thefts o« Refrigerators, as Low as aa! ms $8.50 7:4. ) il Yr COT 1 bo f Td 4 from indorsing any o Attend now! Don’t wait until the best bargains are gone. You can save one- | tr puaptin | | Veet . Metal, Used as Witness half or more on furnishings for a room, a complete home, or whatever you | ‘als work after - cook- a } | ? Against Junk Dealers. e . | anes ar | ing odors BP. ii 200 pes ihe Cireuit attor- | G@§ Ranges, as Low aS -- - $17.50 need. We'll store your purchase for six months free if you are not ready for Amaconr | tn the house fea MIE Till to. preescute, “fencer eG it now. A year to pay, on our convenient credit terms. Eagle Stamps in ad- ond 5 ee | BEES ye of work: “fontcaion NTL Rugs, as Low as $9.79 dition to these unprecedented bargains. ) is dangerous, | It has the “ie | 2 : type of work- fe. sure, an- | pleasant del- : manship. for bench warrants charging three . he _ icacy of the _ jut , ‘ith receiving stolen st Sets 29 | Tey pres | | dene BS! WEEKLY tink men win recone soe BL Diage Qak Breakfa - glu. Attend Th ' eng on ursday! : = TH fp '% TG WASHINGTON ‘ ‘ ax * , ' © « ‘ ippeared today in the property from a 33¢ | soi clones . 4 12 p25 oan , = ’s Zino- | dors, Wisearia, Séntatecod. | URLI ZER ns cateenagh | Nine Floors of Such Bargains ae. | fi VJ oe * ! ORGANS -“A@Pg MUS CAL INSTRUMENTD maou : Z .* Riosec. Lilac and North- 25C¢ ) 1727 Riddle 1 are Morris Fishman, 006 OLIVE stree lever oltzman, 54 years | = : ~ ye X 4 * , s ; is gone. wood Pine treet: ig .. ‘ . os - hs ad 3 Se " » Ord. L436 felt enue, and Disi & . ‘ + F , ’ lly ™ : i rn ee ON SALE AT 7. ‘ 319 Collinsville Av. mue if iolftzmans operate a junk -* . - ' » -s : ATs Al 2% j ' North Broadway and

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it PAGE 24 _STLOUIS a ae WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 30, 1927__ esi __ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH __ This ¢ Bristol claims a quarter of the | ' ‘in the Larabee Flour Mills Co. “ Le + - profits more than $3, ne ‘ft S00. are from their joint venture in General!reduce costs. Under the » | OGin rithheld by Da and ©11 ‘ at f Com- | for« who now, he alleges. are at- : RP aking SitOCK and wi ge29,U00' Oi ne says, at _soniinednceltoe — as elias > ‘ es 4 ~ & 4 . 29 ke sai r, ac t] have ECT Tfempilng ‘ 1; @¢ & a further merger . | ; ‘ this paid down, Bris yi ieFes, mander-iaray = : ; ge ae RNR et - : : — fh A a on > AAG TY) mtn. | Wateaa rn ikis J ee hii Peal}. they acquired the $4,0' bee corporation Then throug! Hardly Breathe. Eats Any- s ' Black-Draught, Taken at the Could — ailure of Ward’s Frederick W. Clifford, an officer of thing Now, Thanks to Milks Suit Says Failu: me Coat Gea Gk a enen i First Danger Signal, Is Found | Emulsion. Baking Merger Made Money |, merger was arranged with ne to Prevent Headache, Gas | ‘*For years | suffered with indi- for Friends. Commander Milling Co. The bank- Accumulation, Etc. | gestion, constipation and accumula- ers who handled the deal, he says, ‘tion of gas whi “h affected my heart — insisted on including the J. C./'} at times so I could hardlv get my By Leased a ee seemed Lysle Milling Co. of North Kansas tendok, Ky.—Mrsa. Elizabeth Sp!- breath. I ied on raw eggs, toasted York penta oe tayo i +h aa City in the merger. The Command- SS af NE ORK arch 80 su vey. who lives near here, makes bread and hot water, and still sut- EW ¥ “aoe inane er-Larabee corporation was formed ; aaa f an o¢ untin Th i oF! - . ial the following statement: fe red. I1-tried several ductors for tor an acco ‘how the Suiacs ll in June, 1926. It became necessa- . ciose ho i422 a as -* * ras + “T have found Bilack-Draucht an hree years, but since taking Milks one p dis - a 8 . ry to raise $2,900,900, Bristol says. excellent medicine to use for con- ni sion Ll have improv ed so th shy he Ward aking sca ac and George C. Barker of the Con- stipation Relief t& quickly ob- can do mv own farm and store wor fect their sigal sit “ot Willis _ tinental got the money for them. . . 4 : : a ™ ' “ =~ in . ("TS on oa S| nia ed fri n 7 ep Liiam ° 4 tained and no bad after-effects fol- (an eat most anyth l vag orate _ ned ml caescs - ee at seattt © contract then was entered into low its use. I have used Biack- 10 pounds, a everybo iy speaks 0 Ward to make an alieg * setae with the Continental. according to * z ~ ae g if fy fi ¢ f ri oe i in F - 1 e Draught in my home for thirty how it has he! pea me. —A. Hen! eY, | $9,000,000 on an origina Bristol, under which the Com- u aid . “a : : o D 157. ant - 95 000 rears. and have thoroughly tested, Rio Vi ista, V a., tb. I. Box +s - ment of $2 ..¢.. | mander-Larabee mills are selling — iT] mulsion restores healthy, The suit also alleges, on intor- ,, . named ‘ e ' it. merits — beep the Continental a third of their : s a: SS ‘ rye 4 |] howe ‘ 10Tk fol } B ; ti on ani dq he! ief. that negotiations “Frequently I am troubled with , “ty “A . wae ¥ ? ms r wheoie : i > akg ote a way for a merger of spelis of constipation which prob- rant ee ie eee aaa — @«. |flour a day, at actual cost of pro- Speiis ee pe omote ‘S at | ind ule¢ Bi 4t5 th Commander-Larabee our ably come from lack of exercise. A ; te an an : $7 . | otewe ama (the digestive o in shape 25, | milling interests with the Pills burs ADVERTISEMENT ia ot uicl ly ToliowWs ana ; . bad heacac he q ic Ht) Ne ae fom ed bul ,1 tig 5 a = "} if Ce.. Inc. “aera sometimes pain roms gas Sccems- is trength, whi ch are Nature 's on! . enneth H. Bristol plaintiff is | e 0 : he intestines, bad breath . ae - Ones a : agenegicagsetee rene oppmnenaameiia aids in conquering germs and repalr- eying John H. Dahn and the Clif- new ur €a : and general discomfort. ine +h e effects of wa sti ng di iseases. Paandl Corporation for a uar- & o event su rw = ——— : -Dahn | B P rifi ti “I have learned t A sad eer This is the on ly solid emulsion ter interest in more than 39 a, y u Ca on troubles by taxing 5:a gh ee. oe alatable th: om i+ is at the first danger signal. Oft en made, anda ) patat: my diet is such that the digestive eaten with . é tract does ‘not functi m properly, Wonderful! for weak, sickly chulares.| a ie thus causing constipation. | No matter how severe your case, — that ‘‘Perfect Purification of DiBGBMaiBEiqieialala\ eis) The POST-DISPATCH Regular! MORE WAN? p Proves safe by millions and prescribed by pk “Bl la ‘k-Draught has ‘proved 8° | eon ate urged to trv Mi ‘Ike Fmulsion. $9.000.000 From $25.000. the System is Nature’s Founda. algae) Helio) alae Ae ae ae Tail sit ae i 3 i | ag ttle Ryne | ee fly | If ot , re n bother action sainet Dehai.; . “so me aes soon = ORONO. ADS than ALL the other St. Louis newspapers MBINED. — ~~ . effective, a If not tisfied with sults, your In another action, against Dahn tian of Partast Faalth Whr : pe | bie oa ais Neal a . on Pee in the family , wt on ‘ binge ¥ “_f* | be promptly refunded. | alone, Bristol alleges that the $25.- . . ae - . ; med ine chest : raed f ra ’ b } Al oe 4 on tartoAr *+hair reer 2 t Vol se D ITO Te . —— Se ae a = : P ty iti . Sd ad ste ne Eilers ie paaring belpia Se Wikeres Bikine Corsoration (Our Vitality’ Purity your en-| 3 RE DAY Lowest g Prices Our i Atvactions = THURSDAY } Does NOT AFFECT THE aval e dge al Or ig to ot hers. Lue ane : oneness .. loin: tire system by taking a thor- . Try it Sold everywhere. Bristol is seeking a separate ac- . 7. Costs onl y 25c for 25 doses. ; counting from Dahn of their al- ough course of Calotabs—or nce DOLLAR DOLLAR . osts ov ~ . : wi ‘ e . 4 a : | leged wrofits from the sale of or twice a week for several] Accept only “Bay | : oe SeanE stock _... |weeks—and see how Nature re- D Y Pe Ww! which | sntains Tov hedfords | | He says that tin January, 1926, DAY BROADWAY BROADWAY AND MORGAN ST. ST. A f Handy ‘weal ae: rards Ww after the Federal Trade Commis- wares yee ith health. company the Gontisenrel Barking all sestew parities Get 2 yp 91-49 CORSELETS | $1.00 VOILE DRESSES | COFFEE | WALL PAPER #f™ une During 1926 the Post-Dispatch | company, the Continental Banking g]] syste rifiers. Ge in ig the trade mark of Bayer Manufacture of Monosceticeride: printed 8256 Wanted to Purchase | Corporation, as a combination in i tee "m pur a th full oly Beantiful Voile Dresses Boston Store 10 rolls side wall, 20 ' then ants” — er mere an ee restraint of trade, Ward told Dahn | aan, y gt ” s . : Made of strong, fancy with dainty ruffle, Coffee. Only neo _ yards border, 6 rolls - Du rel Vegetable THREE other St. Louis newspapers _ would be advisable for the Con- | (1008. Only ood cents at crug ay , : ’ ? ited te aett eal St. Louis to buy this cetling, beautifal pat- eI : combined. toes + Seay ee rayon striped fabric. Coffee. Nothing like icone in @:eeon | tinental to dispose of its interests! stores. ink Maeee be Ga shades; sizes 2 to 6 i souet of cohen See P ) , — ws | || EA RNE Y - see #06768 aa EIST EES. A SR A RS Se ee ee a : only. Sizes 32 to 48. 3 Lbs. for. Thursday only, $1.00. ae @ $1.95 CORSETS AND} $1.99 HAND-EMBROID- | UNBL’CH’D DOMESTIC BRUSHES & PASTE. " : MEN'S NEW SPRING GIRDLES $ ERED DRESSES $ 15e value Thurs. Fancy rayon-striped Dainty voile Dresses, , day. 36 inches brush, 2 Ibs. cold wa- ALL coutil Girdles. Corsets hand embroidered. In wide. ter paste. Regular SIZES ake T *. Data 7.48 are well boned. Sizes new Spring shades. value $1.50 — Thurs- Anoth:« large let sceeoped direct ee 24 to 40. Sizes 2 to 6 years. 10 Yds. for oo rt ae facturer at a fraction of their 29c BRASSIERES | $1.95 PORCH FROCKS| WORK SHIRTS | HIGH-GRADE PAINT RE price Vat fu" pore have te OL eee . se, vere Look what a bargain Rayon- striped and Factory rejects of All sizes; regu- in high-grade mixed : e Wat! such: iode aan wr * ‘2. mn te : plain fabrics. Sizes 7 higher-priced Dresses. lar Vv a1 ue $1 Paints; ready for use. gee” = ww buy now. Choice, Sulf or Tepeeat, TT Oe we. “é s 7. : qf ¢ While they last. Lim- Colors: Red, brown, , ws 32 40. 4 | — J ‘ ited quantiy only. each. rreen and gray. Reg. ie [_o-...... OO 2 for.. Some gunn 79c STEP-INS AND | $1.59 RAYON TEDDIES | $2.00 OVERALLS |SUMMER U __ BLOOMERS AND STEP- = 1 an sizes, ton Sag FEES BRENNER a Beal hs. 8 Agee Sea ph) Bene attee oie ae v ae a a Peg ed “ aN es waa ett te oe: me a wo ae a Se ea a ee ne - e - deatty este ier Pee ee ee ae ee * cp Ps acphlltes get HH SO RARRG NE ety on es al bony ee Pa Hy ue NC fe ra te" ve . . ee oo) mee 3 et 7 - eas dite é 4 ew M ne ’ a lan stones E = axe hs eae the, Sae en Alaa Oe tat iene ena’, . »- ie ep wagt-9? Pigg. aaah peey PL A emit ‘ a 5 oa i er oe ~ ye anghen ‘ Fong yess ee > ne A repel — “A iw shee Pane o er ene here oie BOS graye ‘ Rath Soe il SORE Ae = See Seen : pte miei pA heaped +! Bi i a 3? eras aie ee Se ree Vibe BS ‘hile Ape Salas Sh alae iar oe herd Wines soe ai eee” BOLI Pe Oe wet ie tia og pe . reallly RP Sinn Om ae : re ea a nt rae OE aipeee a ae 24. Sere here nee ear” SB k eae ehatiey, tee we Ses ‘ " Kg 4 et it" - 2 od . Fo ee a e oye SF es ja “See ” pS Pe tee, ¢ Veer ee Oty, a yy MESS a Vora Ph» Ss tL « . yoo Ne - * : mee a de fay oy Po PG, 4: ee B 1, Heid ye awa ’ . x Mu ee een y x . a - need . me ” ° . f / HY hes? Me ’ ’ : , : pS . Me 2. ? a. ' a et ver) : - d a , ; . nagar Be oaincert se Tope oh ry. ph orn . . 7 peincoypan te taf Ge FOr ne Koad tao Pal ita Pace ake as ¢, OLY BPs " 3 : Lie Sa ty - re psa = panes \ =" fas . , ee eee re . 1 4 a . . piled y “ - ’ .: 5 Pot os - * ae poner "60707407074 070°8 ae -~ ow PT MT OT - ey cn wana i 1s es amaaametcaminaratiname ss) SS , : ri a ne Re iat Ret a Dee tien he arene PN we - Sats a ne ei Le ae ee" « ip es Step-Ins and Bloomers In S) oft pastel will pay to buy now. trimmed with lace; soft cut Regular 60 value. pastel shades. Regular shades, lace : 3 2 for.. ws ron trimmed Per Pair.... 2 for... ... — ip / GROUP No. ? 39 TEDDIES $1.49 CREPE KIMONOS MUSLIN |e CHOKE, § ope, and Om Ove ‘SUIT OR Pretty lace, embroid- ‘ ’ *ry and ribbon trimmed Made of serpentine brand included. Af C OLX + 2! “sa TY 208. %.489.¢.4 ’ “* cm aS a ’ 4 -89.%.08, Sizes 36 to 44. patterns. down soles; sizes @ sb" a4 or... 10 Yds. for.. guaranteed. iy HOUSE SLIPPERS WOMEN’S FELT HOUSE | PUMPS AND STRAPS RECORDS a MEN'S 79¢ Ww black satin AN! latest hits, tincind- 4 = Women’s black ay SLIPPERS $ sagan runm § Ine “toe ee as : 7 UNION SUITS = kid boudoir SLIPPERS — All buckle Pumps, —_ a Pal oe s A anish j {f a MEN'S $I to. oN0 oe 80, Puen PT = ow - 45 © 40 *.40 —; — ETS: § vike, Newest — Tur so colors, sizes 3 to 8. strap Slipp ST C TIES hand styl box and low heels; 3 Prs. for. . 50¢ Sow Buy your poate at Easlieanl Millinery Offering 2 ths. TO"TFLOO every Record guarsn- A Timely Event to Buy Your Easter Hat Now : € ’ ANOTHER LARGE or 150 Hats—One Day Only PLAYER ROLLS | Fee IBA, SQUARE YARD... - Monkey Se er Ws as & Pal Like “Mir Daddy s cai,” ‘Little Ajours ee 3 [OO k se SS ele , . $ chid "Cor | ee Se ee +. - Ys A Sorolle. Guaranteed 100 Sizes 3 TO sizes 3 to 8. oo“ ' + OOO ROL * 2. ad eT “ea *” tbo es —_ . om ~~ ?.46.0.49.%.4% * *, ear a" 2°ee -- *.*sh* ante. 4* v.48 > ¢— @9 ARF .40.% 98.e 40.848, %, 9.48 tae “re ae oe ibe" 4b'are ae . a ¥ Ta) $4 h d guar- i I Hemps Orchid Copen rolls f a = Beste m store F a a i £ ce . per cent waterproe. ° ° ho cx eo riete repil ee ¢ rE Suk Come Pink Dept. in a eg & f fee A) have heavy felt : ae : a: tame ond ated GS Combinations ~— Early Navy and Black ABN [ict : amel surface (sub- $ Dollar Day Bargains a : Ms standards}, om sale | GROCERIES ee el | 3 ce a 1 for 12° /QRSRolls| tee Your Choice of Any Combination In f he City — ‘e Step : — HOMINY. EACH ARMY GOODS STOR RED BEANS PP PET MILK . mee — rer caavarion mx | amg. FREE! | = oy Ore W SHING LUX KARO SYRUP CANNED TOMATOES SWEET SUGAR CORN Floorcovering a ~ a ° heavy @ EARLY JUNE PEAS TOILET PAPER or e Tre cee eae 3 OL rene x) — ' F498. .48, NAAR EK 7 Ts fi “ ‘ * * a * £ x * «sa ” a WJ Everybody We Give is cordially invited to inspect the | } : Eagle wonderful display of merchandise | Premium given for d City Malt labels. Stamps Free souvenirs to all. Hxeeorfs Catalog If you wish you : ’ se can exchange For quality and results uee Mound ~ Our new premium Mound City Malt City Mak Syrup. For sale at all ae catalog lists the Labels for Eagle dealers. many wonderful Stamps—7 stamps premiums which you can get with our Labels. Come for each label. Only Mound Cit | Malt labels can be exchanged for | Mound City Products Co. | in and get your copy or ask your 920 North Broedwey St. Leute |S / se *_.* %.7 Oe Oe Ue oe “4 0.0 “ee, "est aet's SFB tue ~, Alm “2 from To #: ; Many Other Articles at the Same Ratio of 11 for $1.00. 7 aide akon 8 ae ” 4 a 3 i | — | POST-DISPATCA Regulasty primes ee ee eee ee ee ee ee bas et Bases om , 3 Sian 3 Sas Man ecooan SE : , . 2. _ ABS Gen ALL ce coe Sheets or fy as Cage es “= “ee we —w ener ae ‘ = Sie ee he ek = seen ee oa ‘ ea , Bes.” ea eae a i aaa ¢ X Bs ‘aes eS i a " . ae ey ‘ % : eA pe ah 4 ; a 3s ; 0 Sil ee gy ee Puss me ae per ry ut ‘ Apa 4 al a ast a tact : . : as = 2 pies * ‘ ‘ oa . Bats Ne ios . o eo es eo ae en - , ay ie sh nate * my ze at . ware by. “¥ : ee pe at. Se ites a eet ree Pane nS) AS Oe, 7 ys ipsa = . be 2 mi Cee SFOER eee a ee ee ee ae —_ ee oe” re J “ties s 2 eel ORE ae os nee barks oat <a Rhy: 0 ee i ai 4 ae . . . » y * “_ we * oy * * * al » ». ». ». ». m. ». ». ». eee 1 ae : —, » *

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PATCH __ ———ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ ; __WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 30, 1927 STLOUIS POST-DISPATCH ..-—s—— __ PAGE 25 listineuis! | gee ee SEI OF TEETH, $10 UP T ). noster of the thing you're expected ished artist—w: headed Earth. Tremo E. — ¢ : artis vas nN 2d, ‘ , r in Alaska. WM. A. LEWIN, M. D. Bi” , fake your children to see-— he Sweetest Words nee 1, Ry t? Seanciatad Prous | Practice Deveted Exciusively to the DR. J. GRABER, 620 OLIVE |! \S LRawisetie arcane. Meadeé,. ‘Love "em i... rae FY ee 3 NON-SURGICA] Treatment of | omen N | : ae ee orld." Down at the bottom VORDOVA, Alaska, March 30.— | ‘Eee J / ' 5Oe. Until! Was, i ‘tT _ }. ry _* . rr1Ia iran ¢ } in : : For those who know what. thev An aringuake Of about five sec- 2 2 % beautiful advertisement in ' Ow Lney Bes | (A mean, there can be no sweeter|°2GS duration shook buildings at ~ a m” VARs mn TY : ws 9 Starting Thursday! ...In the Bargain Basement... A Spectacular Sale of Position and Desires. Hi Not a “Ph . | | 4 ysi¢ } . 4 | “Newspapers give us the best LL 'notion we can get of where we ‘ a . | ‘are as a people. They tell us . = i mors : %, That we w and every man, a women now fish, bilious, sick child gladly — = what we want, anc ’ t needless it is it. - # = | bottom, IS what he wants,” said hysic >? them- : Buy a large 60- -cent bottle at j ‘ Percival Chubb, le qadqaer aba the adache, dizzi- store that sells medicine, or bs Ethical Society. ut yesterday’s 3 7 F sé eo é , AAS 2seW Oe . “I> skin, colds, |‘‘Sy ty Pepsin,’’ Monticello, Thi. ' luncheon’ of the Scottish Rite Club ‘nois, for a FREE 8 wh ’ - it tn Annex Hotel. hat Dr. Cald- ioe and just see for yoursel?, . © “es | | ae ts Sometimes when I pick up ope to entad- | ‘ Mienatrh atid mv -ost- ispatcn,’” Le said, ‘‘regularity ” . | . m} . . a . We ay i th pie as a WHOie pre chronic ally | | Bed 4 ‘ FORGO! os itis are ae . | want such trenchant -critic!Ism as ) “itzpatrick it}o?} ¥ ¢# | a | s : ' / iwell’s Syrup | “4 : & gentle, “a4 a the cartoons ol Mr best of all, ° re They are the bi or upsets the | = } our social order woman. Be-' 3 _ newspapers, harmless and | P o ¥ KE os BAYER ASPIRIN 7) cms Oniune “Apparently. then, there 1 a cross, fever-| a Z | attempt to give what an unu: —————— a ae : ) endowed artist or writer has to of- = Pave ate by millions and r ) Vy SIC] fer thout too much attention to ISPATCH Regularly prints MORE WANT eg @ sate b) prescribed by physicians for what seaph ue pags ne other St. uis newspapers COMBINED. Headache Colds Neuralgia Lumbago main, | he newspaper mu t A re : =~ _ Toothache Neuritis Rheumatism aires of (0 Oe hee © Vie | . 4 THURSD seinen ‘sskneianel Aaa aae een Nee. ee, | In a sale such as this, odd lots are bound to ; AY | ‘DOES NOT AFFECT THE HEART naa iost a nero. ‘The hero's ane || etd Be | accummulate...15 or 20 Suits here. ..an DOLLAR abper gene cypts 0 ge ate boat is 7 ae 8 : ‘ even dozen there. . .30 Overcoats over here ft Accept only “Bayer” package about this hero, and read down th Sas oe a . : .maybe 50 over there. ..Good garments, ae ee ace if : every one of them. ..but on account of broken a ‘hich contains roven di ions, column. I found that : . ae CI gs * i i en directions. ; : eee = ee Hy > AN Ss . DAY . A oe" P so much deplored because he Was (tea ciel attern assortments ‘end because there are not : Handy “Bayer” boxes of 12 tablets 4,0 none, nae ee a ! P handl WALL PAPER t ' Also bottles of 24 and 100—Druggists. | ..;. . rson said, ‘The word, lib- , =e iy, era a aa ait all sizes of each lot. .. they aré hard to handle iy Site Gn Cole the /g oS A ee Soe quickly! ... So we’ve gone through the stocks. . 10 rolls side 20 i is the trade mark of Bayer Manufacture of Monoacetic-cidester o? SaticysMcacid erty, er’s lips is like the , ‘] } P > ae wall, ) ) hae We can’t be- sclected all these short lots of Suits. -Top- in yards border, 6 rolls : - ; -word love on the lip f a court: \ en * | | ? 3 ceiling, beautiful pat- ; -_ 7 | nee San.’ I regret that this somewhat \\/ ie te deen coats .. Overcoats .. Gabardines .. Tux- " | ‘applies to the e mou x of | / a oo OS, Ae these garments edos .. and placed terns in a large assort- the word love in that conne f10)N. \ / 4 hs . ome » for ee «+ 8“ . them in one big ment of colors. : me : 50 Bz Be re | > » As ae President Elliotts Death. . na Beene he cal there are far , . “ ’ : ; ; i “eT, rthe r along, toward the bac! | ; a : Fe ' | too many and group in the Base- pages tucks away lere | boo >. the . ment at $15. ular value $2.50— Thursday ee ey, $190. $1.00. patterns OMESTIC ~ BRUSHES & PASTE & PASTE mor 2 the % ‘a “advertising — wees 2 : tg Ye and woolens | ss rorme Pesiade # are too varied! MEN S NM a 1 in NIT sliot of Harvard University. There 9 * ; | But, just take was an idea of What the newspa- | p our word for it , & “Ej Y EVERY Some’ * that . " % ; 4 * + brush, 2 Ibs. cold wa- pers thought—or what ney | : ° ih nee 69 nublie thought : AR G A R MENT t y Ai L La 4 t : sa/ia La tA me 23 ‘¥ = 05 _ : 4 2 e a 7 . ae er paste. Regular : + testes “tee Ota Der IS A SPEC . 4 + ‘ ] pPOTrtLaiiCe, : .* - : _ ~ im pI A i ‘ a4di} ? = i! ay + r~.«? a? > ‘ ra an an ? . > ° ~ Peas iat . t : it i I i ; i cA lit A si t é tg Sid " ‘ tin 2 te ‘ ™ bak x | 1 . . " . . te } a 17 . “ | . - rT. : . : - . en j ; ¥ ‘A A i oa . rl ] | ie ee ‘ j wilt i q » v . . ~ f & Ty ag f such low prices. We urge you to Paints; ready for use 4 buy now. Choice, Suit or Topeoat. Remember, This Sale Is in nomethes 4 ; ry ¢ lee - ~ ‘ ‘ for « ag vat: Hv rié mvor } ee tf e a emeni rhs 4% ‘ | j Colors: American (nougiil .O} a ASt : — ie ~~ » Nv “ me $ A ata | ; te ; - | ‘, bd * Nx L110 if nt, ana iti ‘ t 4 rs 4 5 > . . ~ . . . . ‘ tir ri) sh. | BT ehal— rT) + i cry q “a : . . 2 mS *“\* . oh Q We are : M SYREN SANE SS: ; . ‘ WARN a ‘ rorTLhne “ cry ¢ , ‘ > TR" ' . ANY: \ AN SS a - a - ee may — now. Regular $1.00 val ee , cae HY GROUP No, 2 | _ CHOICE, $ Thursday your cana $ i § io SUIT OR of this lot includes [za TOPCOAT rm = it! ven SS than Finer Suits and Overcoats HALF PRICE in mor on Sale on the Second Floor !! ‘me, Ce Ba coats, Tuxedos and Gabardines! Take your sig . _ pick NOW in the Base- Featured in This Werner & Werner Sale! mae ies en's $49 & $45 New Spring Suits or Topcoats, $20 ouths’ $18 New Spring Suits, sizes 32, 33, 34, 35, $9 Men's $15 Spring Topcoais, note our low price... $8 TOWELING ig Boys’ $12.50 2-Pants Suits (longies), all sizes..$8 Men's $5 Dress Pants, a large variety of light and This is good qualit . il ~taranlt and at ne dark Spring pattems. = §8= #§ $2.50 price only to be found = — Everwear and other brands. Values to $38. monte oas Seine avis “1 B oy 5? 2-p Ww J Other Werner co bese Feeling the Public Pulse. . ant OO rm . , " +o . Fe , ; ‘ iti Was SOTr!+ ‘ AEB? I j . . ; , i ee > . * x 7% . ‘ 7 ) T > ae ? 7 > ? A, sii i ~ ‘ ‘ Handkerchiefs at Boston Store. ' ' ° ae vw a pial h ji —Coat! Vest! Pair of Longies! , Monaheutioken Guan 10¢c 10 Yds. for .. t ot TRACK ite ee Se fe / ie a Pair of Knickers! At = aalte HOUSE SLIPPERS @:. Pett SOCKS 5; ae el ee | gee | ) OG nie ets Loney here Meee on ane | \ ae | ee Werner i Werner Men’s tan kid Romeo co ae PLAIN OR FANCY & rn pulse of th: ir publi Every day i ¥/ —i . 434 Men’s Belts 4 ~ - : +r)? ¢ ime 1 gtr reyvolua t all M 4 style House Ps Sees Ae BOOSIE ae) Peete aie eer ¥ : a ituin EGOS = TS hin, She. SE ae haar ves RC ag OOM ga yc don ce nies a. Se eee ~ eee eae et ~, : 6 6 wee “tame Town.” ae Newest four-in- of what pie ‘want 0! Owe! é, . MP) Eig ' Mothers! Come in Thursday! lia wah C TIES pene styles: 59c Me Se ee ee guy a fee ) Ex Examine these Salta tedl the oe 85 Stiff Co rs 4: Ped Men's 20¢ Ide and Lion Ree & ‘ + 1 Raps Apa; white Ve ~ ~ 3 choiee . tor PWRUB DES . veep de ie Ae apn A Re) etn fis 2 a ep iy tarihin Micgrthe 5 PERE rete A. ta! Spec att Hin eae ‘ ~_ nd ancien Cciey te os ee ree -“ ea Rg err, ie ae - rere tere © eer SO oe ered a eh seed on~tu every Record guaran- Pp LAYER ROLLS fe: Ne SQUARE YARD.. Sani vally wantin “Also boys’ all-wool blue serge suits—with teed. Latest hite .— such Mi) an ee AN » Neponset or Duralin. ci ’ : risk thousands of dollars ry it. ¥ % one pair of knickers—in sizes “Coronady Nichts,”’ sil Bes a, i } Rig variety Of pat- om , Age of Great dieses ity. 6 to 18 at Ve © e Up to 3 Shirts : iw ay i ‘cas in an age f such tre a Men's Manhattan > ‘ i if = i J i f : rs per cent waterproof. | ig how in the world to keep it go- § ‘ , > . — . . P - bd All have heavy felt ae Alone com Henry Ford a} Boys base and baked en- 3 Bovs’ Fast-Color Blouses in ._- OE Ot. o In Serges! Cassi ) ) 3 days Worsted« I re values at en a good quality tor humanit¢—is to want more. oys iés wear. Extra vi Bee's et to 8. Look Others at £1.75 and $2 : ; haven t Foot, an Ge if you can’ > 7 o a x ‘ > ** 7 a . ¢ ee" ; .* : jefCa&rn i) sl é svi a | te> q ° Was eyVyey] St) i igh P| ; Rual ‘ ii + " See lk ROE ) . York. I noticed in one of the lead- ie = Men's $2.50 thi agazines a two-page J - NW Vassar fine rib ‘Sa two-] tualion Seite, at AR ‘ . vy < etary ys yh ity: Wee (By+ ge A Hy CM) ing monthly magazine i-advertisement Wilh PAaUutifui pic- ‘ ' 3 MY GOODS STORE | ture if ¢ young man and wema: 65 The r§ the se appeal 4 Cc th, ,sex. Whenever people talk to me @ NewSpring / the vounger generation, I repi) Patterns. Sizes Men's mercerized and os re nae HNerente ‘ t. 6% to 7%. silk Howe, radically re- 29c a bit more difficult 0 j duced at 28¢, 35e, 45e, that it's 'keep on the high road than ever by sciousness ever was ro nageed a = Remember the Place—Northwest mm Eighth and Washington Av. adhe POST-DISPATCH Regularly prints MORE WANT ‘the time Look at the. magazin« than ALL the other St. Louis newspapers COMBINED, cover, the moving picture act, the Regular 65c Felt-Back

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ie wa ee W. Ree er ‘a epeinncy: fin FOR ¥'y y arte tee b aie ee eS a Rea ee . a! Ripa a> ee who’ ae ste : he: ” oF ™s feat ae a r => oes ¥ > = ae oe XMS GMM onE coemctdee meen dices chats A8.% oat w. 4 A = ris Y eee Tied * a a me ae sates ‘ eee . pS NS saat, Fc tay ste : atc ed eee ee a es Pe PT, -AOETEP een es ww DETAR LO TET A A OS LG LANES LL SOE ECORI ee BET OTD, = : a ae GE sats Ag. 9 ae et ~~ em Spuslevetme ng a Pog, adds ig OF Spare fo pach yee apni Pag ORS ~ Pi Ade ab: : we nn ‘" Rit Pee . ’ ean iat is GN Lgl a: * 2 a ap ohuegny or 35 a fone _ ‘ 3) ee eee ate ae nee Py: pics eet aiagese a pugpigia iat : poetic ull rye cee beth ee vy: as pe ~ Be se ot eo $e. Antrvvs ows = “1 tae Bi . eee . veal 5) a A oe moe 2 we ¥ . PaO. De pO re “ Se ae vt as "7 its im & " : eh i Sataegts at ae te a cat Se ‘ia tess OR 1 ’ 6 fail ° > pe ‘ : ke a Py \ . y R ‘ad os es ta i oe ane Sad Te : $s “f oe oo * Re tee ~e eet & + BhOG@ @ L&ee@heust © i wees s , te Pret) to itera To. )hLhLRae CLP) Pee eee | eee eee Ee eee 2 2 Invealids, 4ul Ages Check That Cold Daly’s Goos Greez Rub contains. old fashioned goose grease, tur- pentine, camphor and menthol! and other medicinal oils recommended for colds, sore threat, pneumonia, bronchitis, influenza and other forms of congestion. 50c at ali Drug Stores. GOOSs GREEZ U B TRADE that AUTOMOBILE for 7 more convenient size car THROUGH POST - DISPATCH WANTS, FOR INDIGESTION eS¢ and 75¢ Pkd's. Sold Everywhere ADVERTISEMENT _ Sure Way to Stop _ Night Coughing A Treatment That Ends Night Coughs in 15 Minutes Persistent night coughing is usua!- ly due to causes which cough syrups and patent medicines do not touch. A remarkable "baggy degen known as Thoxine, work: ing on an en tirely dif- ferent principle, goes direct to the cause, and is guaranteed to stop the ,stubbornest cough within 15 min- utes. One swallow is al) that’s needed. If it fails, get vour money back. Ne chloroform or other harm- ful drugs. Safe for children. Equal ly good for sore throat for which purpose it is far superior to gargies. soe, 60c¢ and $1.00. At all drug- gists. During 1926 the Post-Dispatch printed 109.955 Automobile “Wants” —46.566 more than the THREE oth- er St. Leuis newspapers combined ST. LOUIS POSI- “DISPATCH * haps ame Vv. | pentoters and ¢ ; WEDN»edvL. nal YEAR FOR MAN WHO PLEADS GUILTY OF MAIL FRAUDS Spears ’s Scheme Was to Wire Home for Money for Con- vention Delegates. Robert V. who -omfortable living for severai years made a Spear, *, . ro Ty) ea _ ~- as» _ + : _* a4 Ori h % and we wl] king, Here Is a Partial List of Ailments W hich Have Responded to the the LON-A-CO has produced in- Even so-called incurable diseases And what has happened to As the treatment is free, to sr everything to gain mg seffering, renewed health, happiness. is offer is made simply to prove what LON-A-CO y, In view of the amazing results LON-A-CO has produced, this simple test us ) today send a representative to give you a free treatment in your home. > ~ Come in You reliet Or if you cannot CLIP THIS COUPON of treating disease—without drugs? T-ON-A-CO is used right gel > oo ntetena 203-1 ail ee cn A aS uel ei rae eee Te entitles you to one (1) FREE Demonstration at our }comsultstion suite, 230 Paul Brown You are under no obliga- us, send for a copy. Anaemia Constipation Heart Disease Arthritis Cystitis High Blood Pressurg mer agg Asthma Diabetes Indigestion , — Baldness Eczema Insomnia Tumor Bladder Troubles Gastritis Neuralgia Varicose Veins _ Bronchitis Goitre Obesity Vertigo Catarrh Hemorrhoids Premature Gray Hair Get This Free Book Do you know that the LON-A-CO, based upon the recent discovery of the creat German biologist, Protessor Otto Warburg, has resulted in an entirely new method in the home. Office Hours: Week Days, 9 A. M. to 9 P. M.; Sundays, 10 A. M. to 2 PM The IONA Company Of Missouri Autherized Distribaters 230 PAUL BROWN BLDG., OLIVE AT NINTH STREETS, ST. LOUIS Telephone, GArfield 3654 IONA CO. OF Les Angeles Seattle Denver rae Salt Lake City San Diego Kansas This bogk explains it in detail, tells how the | f you live out of town and cannot visit City Francisco Porttand Omaha savas, 7 v's tssue, the pub- > hat the estab j wee COL OS ae ee ; Fs Pe Pe BENS ri ws, in =i - wre __SI.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH | Coe Stretchers 1.75 Value Well , wit th non- rust pins ; for all curtains 4 feet in widt . to s feet in length. Sale Price UGENTS THE STORE FOR ALL THE PEOPLE I Wall Brush $1.50 Value Genuine lamb’'s Sweepers $2.00 Value Will clean rugs wool ceiling or thoroughly; Wall Brush or s equipped wit “$ Duster (washable rubber rollers kind) with long ana good bristle handles , brush : ee \ Fry Pan and Roaster and $1.75 Value Cake Pan ow FreRe “eae wy * 6-Qt. Kettle Garbage Cans $1.50 Value $1.35 Value Extra arge SIX-GALLON > ‘end } sices rong bail finish have and tight-fite ng on een ae ite fie ‘£ i Bread Boxes and Flour Cans Gallon Jugs $2.00 Value Stone Jars Thrift Jugs, gal- lon size. Keeps $1.50 to $2 Val. foods hot or Vario size . Bread Boxes, also cold for 30% 25 and s$0 Ib hours. Sesne ll Flo Bins; ag ; nG in lined. Sale orice Ironing Boards $1.95 Value Six feet long in wide style and of smooth sandpaper fin- ished bas s- wood 90c Value Green enamel- ed hanging round Porch Bas Kets Po Fancy shape pitcher shaped tal! ware; : . piece Set . $1.50 5-Pc. Console Sets New low-shaped Center Bow!s with four low éandlesticks to match. Rose, pink, amber and $I green colors. 5-piece Sets Orations. $1.50 7-Pc. Salad Sets Choi Imported fige china with Indian frame or tree decoration. Large plate with six smaller — p.ates to matc h. Ideal Sal ad or Ice Cream $} Sets. 7-piece Sets.. $1.75 Breakfast Sets 12-Piece Beautiful ivory-tinted body porce- lain with rich gold-edge decoration. 3 cups, 3 saucers, 3 breakfast dishes, 3 breakfast plates: wonderful value. 12-Piece Sets eee eecce. (Fourth Fleer, South.) reer eeeetrsrtete#s kets. also square orch Fern Bas- kets at d, Set ce¢ 8 Pieces covered with 6 fancy beverage glasses to match, very attractive; oa se = a 35c Cups and Saucers Imported tize with border and-tint dec- fine of 6. $1.50 Serving Trays mahogany -finish all-metal frame with beau- of tiful center designs in colors, some with rubber-tip bettoms ae china. 50c Rose Bushes 3-year-old hardy ever-blooming plants—true to name and color— roots are moss wrapped. The fol- lowing choice varieties: fly (yellow Dorothy - Perkins (pink climber) American Beauty climber) Columbia (red) sauss au Teplitz red American Beauty fred’ Special at 3 for react a $1.90 Laundry Outfits 100 feet extra-quality Clothes- line or Sash Cord. Solid braided —with FOUR §8-foot Clothes $1.50 Capper Outfits New improved ad- ' justable Bottle ss | per practi- =¥ AF) cally inde- a structib 1 e. fk \ Complete 4 with 144 a i cork- — Odds and Ends While Quantities Last £1.95 White tnameled $1 Infants’ Bath Tubs ...... ; $1.59 Revolving Mold $I] Waffle Irons awe $1.55 White Enameled $I Bird Cages ' pe $1.75 Genuine Ostrich ‘Large $I Feather Dusters . : ' $1.65 Five-quart White $I] $1 $I 3 for $I -_ Granite Teakettie od $2.00 Imported Wall ie for = Ceffee Mills $1.75 to 33.00 Cerk Bath Mats (warious sizes) 50c Metal Paper Baskets; decorated. $1.0 Oval and Oblons White Bathroom Mirrors ia 82.00 Metal Umbrella Jars; 21 inches high . PHc S-quart granite cook Kettles . $1.50 W hite ‘Enameled ‘Sink Dish Drainers $1.50 Crank- handle Style Knife Sharpener . oe 92.50 Stax-Handied c arving Sets ; nee 75e¢ Heavy ‘Duck Laundry Bags . 82 and 82.50 White Porcelain Table Tops (damaged) . $1.45 Garden Spades, Shovels and Forks £1.38 Garden Trellis; folding kind : $1.50 Bread and Kitchen Knives: fine steel 9e Padded Chair Seats;_ ? for $l nerve? @ ofes* * ~_* @eeseee#heere#e*s# warious sizes .. $1.50 Imported Wood Knife and Ferk Case 22.50 Dutch Design Ww all SI Kitchen Clecks . es cara £1.75 Large China Bowl - $I Frait Press Only 95 in Copper in the : new iridescent or rose- will heat pink-colored thin glass- room; fully 8. teed Regular $1 $1 Highly nicke slices of bread upright model. pressing light heavy cord and plug; any small 27¢c Electric Light Bulbs as, 40 and 50 watt size clear glass Bulbs, Sale price . $2.00 Electric Bread Toaster and plug; nickel finish; fully guaranteed; special (Fourth Ficer, South.) Scales $2.25 Value Dependable Scale, 24- tng capacity. = pecially made for household use . Magegiadl j $2.00 Value Made of fi i Im vamous attrac- a tive colors; nest 3 ly decorated; sale ¢ Strainer Kettle and 8-Quart Pait — sf pure alum- imum: 4°,-qt. vegetable or soup Kettle cutting blade. 16-in. panel cut- ting blade. With polished mahogany handle. Sale Price “eee Tub Seats $1.50 Value = ,% S u b stantially made Bath Tub Seats: ¢. 5 enameiecd, write§ with covered $2.00 Value Full-size tri- angle shape Fiesta Floor Mop with — can polish . Paint $1.50 Value Excellent grade house and ticor Paints: in or out- side quality; ia all colors. 1, Gallon. . (Fourth Fieer,. 6-lettered white porcelain. covere@ Spice jars, come oles e with han wood wall racia g good quality tis- ste ‘limit of 1 order); sale price, 14 Rolls. . Of first qt white enamelw oval, deep made to fit in sink, with side handies Sale Price . south. MS the Lot reflector, guaran- a: a i ae a ae every lamp testes. _*s * @ 1 finished; will toast two at one time: $1. 00 Special oe ¢& © © © © $2 Traveler’s Irons 3-Ib., travelers’ type, ideal for pieces; heavy cord ’ rrr eet © & + * . ? re 4 & : 4 . — > ie : Fe., ie ae OP ee, oe atti é RSE Fey SE - i : Nhs sas Po bP x t . | a ciel CERRO 1 fa” Oars rh Sere Oe 3 ws a usb Bs he See ee ae aa Sg 8 o. 0 bal 6 T) ¥. pra has sy oem Es, Re ee RN ae ; 5 for. Mf —— — ; at” ine cm oa fF FOR [I], Because" it is free | ¥ }) ao i it) eT Hi i ecrecer jopeand ; : 7 > a4 SEF a Ih Hii ; 1] i / 7 mii Hill ty i it HH years. pms f ' t Ath stores. HH), i ——— * To Get Home Help A nurse, maid, housegirl or a woman to do cleaning, use a Post-Dispatch Want Ad. Call MAin 1111 Ss ‘ . * , 7 a 4 . : « i. everest ‘< : A % RUS aes S ya ~. ; akan ‘i! ag . aes ' ~ . 4 " “~~ » * v 5 at atte . <5" d .. 6s a, nat “ me o A 2 . Se : re. Se - 'o% ~* . . * ~ 7 . - SS mex — SOs BP a Fe . - It’s safer to w this purify —it removes both dirt and germs OU must get your hands dirty to ge your house clean. You must touch gai bage can, dust-pan, broom and mop. Yor must explore dusty corners. Do you realize that your hands can’t avok gathering germs as well as dirt? Germs tha — for safety’s sake — should be removes before you touch your children, prepare their food. Health authorities say hands are among the chief carriers of sickness. Note 27 germ diseases listed above. Your husband, too, touches car-straps, a telephones, money. Your children indle schoolbooks, pencils, marbles — fondle pets. Germs get on their hands, too. That’s why every single member of yout family needs this purifying toilet soap, thes removes germs as well as dirt. Beautifies the skin, too Lifebuoy is so refreshing, so satisfying that it has become one ~ the world’s most widely used toilet soaps. So mild and gentle that it sae delicate skins—makes them hea lier. So cleansing that it ree _~ ina jiffy and brings all-day f from pens spiration odor. ~ But best of all, Lifebuoy purifies. Its sot septic lather removes unseen = that endanger health. Millions love its hygienic <a ¥ s Lifebuoy is so different from other toile and bath soaps that even its scent a different. ‘ Not a perfume, but a clean, ple te HEALTH SOAP for face- hands-k at

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> ez = ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH _ | : WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 30, 1997 ee _______———sOdS LOUIS POST-DiSPATCH sss : PAGE 27 mee SAFE fe. FOR FUGITIVE MOTORIST CAUGHT Se ee ee te ] |loot taken f-om the store. ‘mitted several other minor burg-| | TRAVEL AND RESORTS _ TRAVEL AND RESORTS e § ° Elmer Haller, 19, Traced + ele. usseil boulevard, as the driver | A , The vigil w ne Tewnteed, they re- 6 ries in the last three weeks, he/| ike | 4 ¥ ’ @ 14-y¢ | Si t : r bil ‘ who fled from the scene. Capt. | {! Because || | mobile License Number. O’Brien of Wyoming Street Station | | Tracing the license number of |S8aid Halier admitted he was the ported, WwW hen 4 ar-old boy en- ; tof’ i ; it tered the shed and lighting matches Hie turned over to “policemen | = a 4 . . | found the box and started out with 1.9! vhich, he said, was the rg | Trante Zi - a | i | it is free ; ; ive : i Ji LiUA Adi aa i i OUT With >. ’ sha ta, i o sui, a I ry roof ; Fr » Th \(|\!'from dope and i | an automobile which struck and in- | gg ' . it, only to be inte by the’ mall f his share of the stolen! . | i e y i ri rlin * — me ee ii)! ff j \Jured a pedestrian at Jefferson ia ge seagir soamaet “en policemen. money. His companions are being | 7 4 . a ~ Te most e ective ; and Sh N teuterman, 36. a pressman, -of | ’ 1 * sii Aoi: — ae : | 7 ii | | eHenandoah avenues Sunday /5006A Nottingham avenue, suffered | Cogan e » the boy admitted ’ oa » Sean i | wa 2 i : ‘ ' j cal et! Ti? ‘ ions ‘lim bs 4 Hi | | night, police yesterday arrested El-/4@ lacerated scalp and body bruises. | J bi sitet?’ tte a a ’ TRAVEL AND RESORTS / i : | ommes — 4 H ii¢ " ag 1Tlé | r) 14 : ‘ : | roge re door and had taken! HEALTH FIRST! Water cures Bright's Disease. bladder, stomach, rheumatic and HOLDFAST TEETH | other ailments at “City of Healing Waters.” Cc VAR, MILE OMe what we call our | ADVERTISEMENT Mild winter climate. Write for free booklet . | | plates with goft rub- a 9 ———— aceeneen emma ~ senna ad cuuiiietie ae “C.” Commercial Club, Fureka Sorings, Ark. — _ | Musterole is made of pure oil of | ymmodations on on World's Most Luxurious Liner mustard and other helpful ingred- mS Noe iT i} i i} Shin 3 suit your needs ¥ 10 days, Vancouver to Yoko- - ° . ~ * : : d : ) ; » Orient Cruises ADVERTISEMENT _ients, and takes the place of mus- A ST v R I A S hama, via luxurious Em- Coca Otte poe on ex , - ‘ - ~———_— ——— ---—-— A bill t regulate “‘loan sharks, n 7? P yee. 35.200 ; a | > | tard plasters. rit} ‘ 4 : jan s ude WY : Palatial suit 7 22,500 aonneneh, JHtons displacement presses — fastest, largest, penses, including shore grams. | Musterole usually gives prompt re- who deal in small loans to salaried! /w& pied eee gy 08 April 27—from New York newest ships on the Pacific. nines 7 o. Senate recently. #t us help you plan your trip ab v apply : : today. ieee 2.50t entice } or: Company's Office, 1100 Locust St Via Bermuda to Cherb _ A nurse, maid, housegirl or a . shark’’ bill, which the Russell Sage or Locai ¢. gcihaceeh ei oo Chechoury ene 4 : ; 0 , OT; ~ a wer + e € Stops Coughs | Foundat , ton * ead — Southampton > 7 oO cleanin * use @ BRON-CHU-LINE : oundation Ot “New York has | : Ry (4 ogsthede Want Ad : | At Druggists sought to introduce in every state. | LINE. The Royal Mail Steam PacketCo. ath | “at qgt eames: ' = | Sold by Walgreen Drug Co. So far; it: has become law in 12 | TRANS Sua loa) SANDERSON & Son, Inc., Agents | we 4 Call MAin 1111 states. In Missouri it is backed b Masime Company 317 No. lith St., St. Lous, ' World’s Greatest Travel System | the Better Business Bureaus an — A or local agents y & Always carry Canadian Pacific Express Company's Travellers’ Cheques, negotiable everywhere ea - Knock ,out the worst old cough | ‘ . ume — aoroac ° For freight apply to G. F. Diekroeger, District Freight Agent, it a To Get Home Help quick. Get this quick, sure relief i mav prev ent pnenmoia). The bil} is a stan lard “loan For further information ; April 30—from New York 2080 Railway Exchange Bidg., St. Louis, Mo. ( . > 3 . | During 1926 the Post-Dispatch 4 +} , etre : 7. 1er organizations. - Ma . printed 11,403 Musical “Wants”— Ww a : : sazine '5732 more than the THREE other ard plas rhe bill requires that companies $2.25 Value Carriers | & | St. Louis newspapers combined. Better than a must plaster ‘desiring to engage in making this ae een Class of joans obtain licenses from rye $2.00 Value : ; | OE SSigncunatene stesebeeeeatcooreteneeectereneersncoeesee cose eet | Se nig ey — . ee oe, ‘“ a » : rns ae PE eee é aber ~ leis 5 "Y : a : . 4 oY ths Re ae! yee Sa , ohn es ee ee ee 2” edgar 7 ee ap. A x 7 Su ie a ea a i LP 7 2 : iy ; “ " - - . ‘ , SF ‘ * 2 Pe ren ‘ * Fo apeicstocy sy i : 7 7 - : y x atte a) i a. ae ? : at a ee ‘ x ae ao Ft >: ’ ¥ RS Se EWA ZR, vos ih lA Revd bhi ele Raa pa ick 5855 dA, > Nain sirshiee ss | 2h re eli eae: FP yee. . hey 4 ines ~~ av ee he ee oe fees ash se es Pilea "4 om ae 2 are vase PD RNES He. fe a ones oe ‘ 4 ’ . . ai LC r . ‘ 4 , - se naa A a at i “soa . al se ba 2 le 4 = fs = . P z Eek = ed os . . / 7 . . é . C Dede tT ‘ Scale, capacity. —e Made of fiber, hie: i P Sat vaiadyn “Ea | P aes ety Pi agit RRS a cp erecta tii aie Se perer or » ° ee ‘ be ~ Ppueaee’ OST Lae Rte abe 2 ie teed bail SePebe poker eeu ieee ; *. sis pron tegen. singer ww wean ops tao AE Aes tie a pyar oa Sisto aa ALN Rate rh oginine ay OMe: ra aigtanee © OREN TA I OER PP 0 MON Ae > ‘ 2 ger aks fixed by the general State law. EXTENSION INSTITUTE Provides for 12 Installments. Compiled by LIFE *[nflvuente re 4 | he navable 19 + } + Tonsillitis ee oe Br able in ie equal installments " a , > an nto ‘ . oy | a agwore Septicemis Pharyrgitis and requires that interest charges tronchitis osis : oe si ouch, Typhoid == Paepmonia ‘Meningitis 3 ae it is paid. Although the interest Dysentery is unknown tt SSaiueeenee rate of 3% per cent amounts to Laryng t's f a spreads is UnRNO sree See 344 : ints as x * The way Influenz v* ‘eo Wre's : 3 Be macehacaacree PARR 1 | are paid regularly, the {Interest Set of 3 ) 2 gis enone oer Se sates Lege Seas seit. : would be about 19 per cent of the d Saws SR Bay Sad ee SSS Se Ee Ce iti | Harry W. Riehl,.manager of the tee ani : 3 a es °. oa - 2 seretelals wratates - oe Sree ~ . — oe SN : "oe ‘ i f ' oo? f oT RB 1] Sj tT) PES B Beat Se Uu f C+ * 6" ~~ oe *e"0% "e Pa? eat *. *." pta*n"s ae anat ae Reno ae : ey / , Louis 93 id an iy) vect} nae | tion by +t. e ud ran tee b O O ve art al 14-in.. metal cut- a seitesenate ao Sy * . Se a . ha . “sate . ; a” o* x - “ Fans “. ae 2° oe ata" Re ee ; ' f ing blad : Sa lo SS JS ae WO VALS. 7, bureau in St. Louis disclosed that —wf pure alum- ting ace. 44 “aan e ate “A ne erans re "a's vote . : Sr ae 7 \ - DSEc ‘na , ce dee — ss pore Og eRe ' small an Sande f St . ting blade. Ae * RN” $2 Sn See oes \,: SS. SSS ae te a loans. Lon Sanders of St. Smooth, easy turning action. Eleven be! Scar ” « j 4 . . * - . sf With polished Pa EERO pene: ee saps PRR cece t Louis is chairman of a_ special Ve inches high—just mght to use com LA » "a" * ~ ‘oe . .° « “> * - . war ere” xe os. : : . f i ea os ")C mahogany handle. . ye - ~y ., “atatet ax mam sare a or * - so sonee een _? , Ny pes " i) j "20M mittee of the ae. Louis Cha m- fortab!y : REE for only 29 Labels Or Sale Price eee ; 25. me al See SERENA SAS : Q 17 Labels and i7c. et sep romgoneente aie ye RS eee ee ey Peter - i b 2 Ol bask 4. o's hair : Pa, ee ei 3 ate : ; | per of Commerce appointed to eid § é Ss sar stcte tata aes acer Seon 8 ay ~ we } 10 t. ait = . oe = *“*«* \ - | . " | 7 f ‘et pecking, posiage. ua (Companies organized to make "TVA S haat coated loans under this act are required | to furnish a bond of $1000 to the | Finance Department, to insur: compliance with the ac The li- leense fee is fixed at $150 a year Electric Iron ;cense fee Is flxed at $3190 a year . - 7. bes ere ‘ 7 , and the license is subjected to rev- ae Ame x NS i pT NTS TRS apne? are lente A beauty! Durabie— as : , a ion by the Findnce epartment dependable. Properly J Mica@) 7 (mae ' aa ee Electric Percolator ae By Seton y ox ae sees eae ib irae OEE BT oe. i violat balanced. Guaranteed te , @ , a Neti Bint es | by the Makers. Weight | omy 7) NN. ja Beautiful shimmering aluminum. . \ Casserole + « capacity. Stands 12 in. high. Guaran : ’ Tub Seats So Sink | joan must be supplied Be he Wy Pudding Dish Cimpicte with cord, pace pg FREE Spice ets { im rene eee has signed and a full | plug and stand. A BAR- hae Oval Glasbake Casserole and os i, EE for only 142 Labels or 84 Labelsand Sé¢. $1 50 Value | : eae ee rags age ES GAIN for 167 Labels or P Nickel Plated Frame. A beau- Round, 2-Qt. Glassbake Pud- Always include 15c extra for packing, postage. : : $2.00 Y glue | LA itTatement re amount of the 100 Labels and $1.00. ‘of tiful, serviceable article! ding Dsh Bake and serve PEE etvaie on-the-tabie—use same dish! _ : loan 17 th terms. Companies : - . -_-* Yours FREE for 90 Labels ie a in ae Su > ene 6-lettered white ; as ‘ a ers Alweys include 15c extra 3 = a or 54 Labels and 54c Be in ~~ . - nage = made Bath Tub : MAKI! Le wv Pa pe r cen ‘ a mon ii for packing, postage. - - ware ris prem! im she ae SR nied y " ot seca Seats; white porcelain covered prohibited from collect- Always include 15c extra for for 54 Lawels or 32 Labels and ; ; : . enameled, with i §pice Jars, com- bb overed plete with hard- ru er c . . , ae \ . . ~ ; ee ys ETE se Keen cutting edge— wooden handle. \ oS Always inciude 10¢ extra for packing, postage l l (or commissions by the borrowe . , Made to stand the wear and tear. A : r * ; ; 3 ’ _ 7 m! 2 9 . “ > are required to be in writing an \ME WwW) «knife any modern housewife would be Cak PI ' -f +} ; orrower is marrie: } BT UN ie proud of! it’s FREE for 33 Labels or € a e —— : tia Lie iJtPL St Ow e aii | As AY 4 + 20 Labels and IOC Just what you wane! Caan ~ . o Bie * én On this premium, include 10c extra for antéed not to break in owen ' husband. Such assignments may b: H) packing, posiage This is genuine (lasbake— or Bre d v { —it removes both ‘ made as security for loans, under Te heat-resisting. Cake Pilate a ait oe ts FREE for 34 Labels or 20 Genuine Glasbake. Sturdy— Toilet : provisions of the bill, but not more | ‘ E] f ic C rii Iron Labels and 20c. strong —heat-resisting Gu 1 e ' than 10 pe Y Ce nt of the borrow € r’s g anteed not to bre ak in over. d | f and ‘ ; ‘ (Obk : . J ~ "> pe g I ms salarv or wages may be collected 10-inch quality curling iron. Detachable packing, postage. I JOIONE og . RE Ef oo 40 j a r , | sad. 4 : ‘ a : hand! +, nt qug— abeis or 24 Labels and 24k 2 00 V l t a ._ i. ae sav hy the b - piug in i! andie—attacnme I & $ . a ue 4 ls af PAC ii Tir 7 qji pay Dy ee or- - - i : ac ” standard length cord. Removabie clamp Alwevs include Sc extra { tsi * | em aldorfs . OU must get your hands dirty to get Binc. ys: rower's employer. for use as waver rod. FREE for 5: alin sae Full-size tri ) , v , . Labels or 34 Labels and 34c. - Double angle shape | good quality tis- your house clean. You must touch gar- . am | oi thie sandal Make ts ae | ie polishing | sue (limit of i$ bage can, dust-pan, broom and mop. You MY hang’? Matte & Worry 7 . en ee Pe packing, postese. BS a Ae g ay Boiler | z. ds pe Low” «.™ affairs of the companies organized | Dy tt a Tat, : Ws =z ; ae Fl oor Mop order); sale price. : must explore dusty corners. {far Mat a syatom h w ~ S0lle. a } 0 t - - se C = - ni au ts ee Genuint sluminem oy, eae needs : - * : , oy ‘i ~“Usy nei ‘| st “B TO ao OUSINESS £itiet’i mw ¢ ali Pe ey oe fs win | ; iets Hi +e me ie ; 's handsome. » OU yile ’ And with quart Cam 14 Rolls. es : : , ' CCK .'6 akes Fess. ’ ries” : nired to make-an examina- SE EE Gy “ As i ee imagine! FREE for only ie) Labele or #3 | Do you realize that yourhands can’t avoid never thy, ttt ang ~*Y evert ae ee ee Mi ey eaneeee ® — | enka aol ee gathering germs as well as dirt? Germs that p OUt fires °F. Preparjee™ 1 signing gO Se ES el i | » Pie Plate Always include 15c extra for packing f fety’s sak hould b red Ana 7i, hands !98 the ..t° loans and business of os : é 5 Beste hs atts and postage ayo or $a ety S Sake — SNOU e remove Be el Boe Ith : fm pany operating under tne law He eu” : : ? Nickel Plate Frame before you touch -your children, prepare €ver 4, est g 82 Whole. 2oF is authorized to a fee, « bi. enteen Chncietes ‘Ota Stuns their food. Health authorities say hands are bep ©, favor; NO wonder 8, Sap ) examiners to supervise the 3B Youcan use thisGlasbake Pie With Nickel Plated Frame ; : , * Of my o.- WHE aa 7 Suet ae ate! ember. it t- Handseme — strong — indis among the chief carriers of sickness. Note "Y famijy ry mew! anies areas oe ee eatin Gere TREE fee 40 pensable to the housewife. ‘’Dish Pans | 27 germ diseases listed above. 1615, SIRS. GEO, y Violations of the act are punish- be 4 . i? . -" ea mms F See tate Labeis or 24 Labels and 24 ‘ours complete for 62 Labels fine of not more than . ne y ay” “44 e a a. or 3/7 Labels and 3/¢ y f ae dae it? aamtnne a nak ae A ws cet Se So / Always include 15¢ extra for Always tnclu@e lic extra for Your husband, too, touches car-straps, * Louis, wy, - $500 or a jail sentence of not m. Mig ee 3 : : packing, postage. packing, postage : , . , montns in jali, or DOtH tlihe os telephones, money. Your children ee ee . fry and imprisonment andle schoolbooks, pencils, marbles — Wakeat . ac Sik meetin tok sn white enamelwafe, fondle pets. Germs get on their hands, too. saa per cent interest act ‘shall not . | gers : ! oe e j Cc oval, dee shape, apply to banks, trust companies. ! hat Bar ains ick! S $1.50 Value , ? That’s why every single member of your sathiiee een leuk eueiadionn. 1611 Se as” ee oF Ne! ee . , eh bulidin top is offf Youll wan Excellent grade | made to fit family needs this purifying toilet soap, that a a ann You} want the Bue ; ieni pawnbrokers, or companie FREE tor 14 Labels or 15 Labels and 15e house and floor : - 7 : o which roves Lifebuo ives par Paints; in or out- in sink, wit removes germs as well as dirt. hygienic scent Pp veg Streak 5 side handles fr! ibe signed both by the wife Aiways include 15¢ exira fer $1.50 Value Of first quality: : ‘ onerating under the loan and in- Aiwsys inciude 10¢ extra for packing, posiece. side quality; in greater protection. 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weer a ee SE ES OBR IRS St ~~ Rig k ETE eae im rear? iroeaieg M9 Veo arn whee Peete 2 my yest“ ct oy ia me hi gl tay pet 0 e " + og Be werd a shed of ke ate . a ae ee oe ow a oe ee Prey Vv - Soe, 4 i i at Se eet pe oy > . .". we oe Vea iw aer , ou ne Ce eee ere ae a etn Aa « Sh CAM hae HR iene» a8 NARA Ae Dl NID een pene: fs aiaanaiihlanrervl c+: +,* deinen eananie eaitidnae i aeenaiinel Sead +m sh ll eRe AS ie AN ie tee : tae : a PO ORD A NR gee SPELT! AERO SET CE HM Ha Le A pepe: * As rotted littie - PAG E2 _ Manager Howley to Use Time to Perfect Plays Overlooked in the South | r? : i = y i is Oe lage Players Will Be Fined Onl) the Last Extremit eade! nnounces—One Word From Dan Phillip ana Athletes Hop to His Asking By John E. Wray Sports Editor of the oh ser gal h NEW ORLEANS, La. March 30—Daniel Philip Ho y, me hana ger of the Browns, still refuses to Make any send tions as to waere hic elub will finish in the 1927 pennant race, Dut Daniel Philip does say “that the club is better than you thinx It ls 1! Browns leader also an- meunced today that morning prac- - * 3 s mould be continued for some |} Frisch Hitting 4 hare me after the club returned 10m} 383 H b rom the training ip. A? these . ’ orns y sessions. pirys which have been Has 379 Mark eye riooked perfected, according leader “The better than you k com- i= 12 TN} ie] team think it is, In 7 . q ~ ** *™~™ nted today, and es per sca Sts. * in pitching. one ’ P - : or =(x ryit¢ _ ers 4 a | : 1? wiry hen nan 4 ~ Oo EO the full eee ZS ecg ry. ~ How I y ew a rt. mes nec (,a58t0on one samtadior are in great Lpe Zack ry is about ready and Nevers also is fit to go the route Nevers looked. good to me his last |;- 1 eae “i : out. His fast ball is splendidiy and he wil account of himself. Ballou Ready to Work. “Rallou is ready to work. but because he had a sore arm, I am taking no chances of using him prematurely. There is plenty of time and I have plenty of pitchers. I am likely to carry the eyuad of 12 moundmen chile, as I throw the ject re Comin 1 give a good presen? for quite a some hurl batters. and do not to out my regulars a this sort of work always. “We are fit physically now. and l intend to keep the club so. When we get to St Levis we will hold morning practice daily for q while during the on, ing plays that we have time to.”’ Hurt Families. fine menta vant rs to tire Las © seas Fines “er i he is realiv n and physical shape. They hop t it whenever Howley savs a word (ard playing, stops at 11 and men are punching the ciock it whatever hour is prescribed. How- does nof establish any blu: laws nd elliows the men certain prteis ges as to smoking. card ating. etc When the seasor starts. there will be no fimes for ac ites wf ds -portine ent regulations Rut if a man offends more than ‘ : oregon of the entir« revoked. wrt the by ~ ‘Fines h slavers by depriving them of means says means “; SI a at fast piaster of support, in part Hiowleys “A 3100 mat the player's family have $106 ewer luxurtes or necessities. I ne players only in the last tremits | have to fine as their entire support. Brownie Sidelights. tiowley doesn't : rT? +} ’ 514% Boy 11 ; Milton Stock, who manages the Mobile Club and owns the tearm in part, new grand- stand at Mobile. to a bad start la# vear, and failed to finish well. Higher bopes ar« -entertained for the “pon. Ie has built a fir ‘ Leo Dixen, who was fust finding his batting eye. has left the Browns ~.....)\. » : oo indefinitely, due to the serious ness Of his brother in Chicago. will rejoin the club as soon as mais dr. brother's condition improves. nicely and will get into a game be- 7.x... started Manager Howley plans to have physical ¢xam- ination on his return to St. Louis. work fere the club Meliiio undergo to discover how hard Manager Howley }s strong for’:+h. quarter-finals Otis Miller, who, howeve®, has no! had a chance to play his regular Miller yes- terday played at third base in the who position at shortstop. absence of Frank O'Rourke, gissed the train at Jacksonville. em Day by day in every way, Dan wi reputation lis own Howley is gaining the with baseball men and players of being a manager. Dan is out on the cgaching line ful of pep, directing the club. ig around | families of th¢ his The team got off club this sea- °” ‘ iW He has) + r a ee « cA ee eee nm + “ye r s “ ~ ros i. me t «2 : : _ m4 rf Ss Sout s spring ‘ . > Pers Hi shy t z -? + Né a! Yar ~~ . - : — . ‘ » ~ " =A x ~ ph ~ oe =4 j = ; cr — — ? r As ~ Po i. ; 3h > i Seo 6. > fielding .YS3S. 379. Frisch Hornsby Frisch, batting .383. Hornsby, batting .579. fielding OO ed ek et Huron, S. D. Five - Defeats Lihcoln In National Meet Nebraskans Fall, 25-16 — Grand Forks, N. D,. and London, Ky., Win Tuts. Al an $ a P Aas i0Oca 4 ; . > ~,4 a ek i ~~ - = - 6 POR ws O17 . : -* > ¥ ~ on .} Z ‘ee - Sear a r — en) é ao K Da ¢ re + > ty - — ,Y r' i ad i | Sle - y = i ‘ * ’ t — - - 4 to a ~— \7f > *-. »} e , > iOS noeoiat Ga $ ay tr ™ © Ps ”% ~ ° s 4 -- a L -. tm Pa nw ‘? . «> os , aw ae O- 5 sco ove -— r = aw 2 : : > am . * -~- ~ i, Si Aly ; i aa - 4 my , : r mn N. _ DU 4 hn ~ 7 ry ~ I ao ww ~e' Pa > 7 ‘ ; “ m ca v y 4 j Zz ~ ’ or , -+ > +3 + ~ ; Li adbie oe w chu A os —- H + >= : ‘ % + ot Fe e - “ : Dut tle he yy & e + 2 «er ; ~~ 3 > -- me. ~ 3 4 ; -~ amis ; A 4 | ia ’ yeo > * me t = . rh - + Aba BAS the r rs r he \ > ° = > oe ay : 1” = rer iissipated tod } +} n.- ; = . rT ‘ == ‘ ’ > ' en, - s a v7 nd ‘ 4 The ("oO tag ev 3 - + » t . rs (ls ¢ . fir ard “= raing. WLInS 4 no eb . Lee Ww \ ¥@ 4 ee . - - Grand Forks. N. Dp. r tod ’ J - on itr NV * Tearsevc’« Stats , , t+ oe = e - s : i> *.. r ° rea 4 - , ; 2. rts a * f Sr P . K ra) 7 - ; — s iw hs = RnOts and eo we i*¢ rol ~~» +9 . S11] the ball represented ¢ r ? r . rr "rt + ~- re . .™ ; ‘ + ‘ i “ i; . j yy *s% sion “" Ay : ron? Te ten omen ry ' F " ~ , ea. ana 44 Lie . _ oF ~~ L222. hampions Mint in th. * Claire tock the lead at 16 to 15 fn the fourth pertod : as ire, 19; Athens, 17 r ++ % Yen 7 ? « >> = The South Dakota and Kent teams meet temorrow afternoon at 2 o’clock and Xhe winner goes to Th & thr: a «se nN iro =-2 en? tests which started today’s play wer succeeded by gam: mn teams appearing for the first tin Figh+ en of them Wer + ; ee ‘meet today and : 3 survivors li be left when play starts to- morrow. Other scores toda; Roswell, N. M. 20, Fort Fatr field, Me., 13 the entire confidence of all his WASHINGTON TRACK men. Several of the he Mobile players) ee eee ee old uniforms. The Southern teams have adopted the system of . SERIOUS KNIFE WOUNDS By the Associated Press GREENVILLE, S. C., March 30.—_ Clarence Allen, recruit pitcher for the Jersey City club of the Inter- | national League, wounded in an en- | eounter with J. R. and Bord Peden at an exhibition game here Monday, was resting comfortably today at a local hospital. Allen sustained a puncture of his left lung and other deep cuts the body from a knife said by po- jice to have been in the hand of une ef the Pedens, who owned property adiotning the ball park and resented © Allen's fumping the park fence fo: recover a batted Dall. The Pedens are tn fall charged with aesau!lt and battery with; intent to kill. on | MEN TO COMPETE IN ELIMINATION MEET first- Tr the An elimination meet for string berths will be held f: Washington U. track squad Satur- day, Dr. Bill E@munds, ath! di- rector and track coach, has an- ced. The carding of dual meets OxkIghoma and Arkansas 23 has caused the Bear the sifting 7. noun ; with | April 21 and ‘@directer to undertake ,Process. ' MeDonald. sh On Harding. Eckert and ___ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ BROWNS TO CONTINUE ' Blackpool, Ledbetter will captain four groups ° which will begnatched against each iether as in a regcviar meet The re- and will be shown the road trip attention te personne! of ‘allow spectal the meets. ————_ ee | British Soccer Results. | By the Agpociatecd Press. LONDON, March (ball games played | Great Britain resulted as follows | English League, first division: Burnley 2. Sheffield United 5. Second division: ie ngton 1. Seottish Leagte, Rangers 2. HMernians e. - yesterday in sults are expected to dstermine the. these athletes in the tnterval until | 30.—~Soccer foot- WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 30. MORNING PRACTICE AFTER 1927 ’ _ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH. 'LUB RETURNS HO —— ST.LOUIS | ES ——— aovevesen a ie got S pot C21 v0 Bobby Jones. T’S estimated Bobby Jo "esd ae Could make three - hundred-| thousand bones | Per year, if he would turn into a pro But he remains a Simon pure, The one and only amateur W rates his love of sport above he dough So. as a lawyer Bobby Jones VM farn the necessary bones To keep the wolf from howling ~ % 4 os a rouneGd ahi doo -? sa] roa oF “— oF ~ + ~ ** r » VW po piat LIC] +S tie f a e a 7 i ™ wT nT" > a" . _ S * gO ai jund A Ad ices ‘HA « : ore / & + - + — ~~ a ee fo + © At ai oes Dut @ DO Wao it ife takes a ine j + > ca ; ~ Nol For a ‘ \uU @U0i : a= Tr oT And if he ever hits his stride , > . > ~“ We thinks cannot be denied aaT I> A + i a 7 noc Ls make - ad & & fat ¥ sUDZes ‘ aA a golfer ret. QUITE Alexander Kidded Yankees oy giving them four runs for a peengeest and then shut f the sup- . ld Pete w i ave his lite cane “Col. ish Supply Andrews Plans to Replen- of Medicina] Whisky.” Vv -- = ~~ \ 4 = ‘ ~ T -~ - A ; t i ea: - _+ .? Sa 4 ~—> 4 an¢ i rs *¥ as . ’ ; be ~ ; ‘ a = » im * Ses 11.8 « . _ 7 ~ ° + - LO Ui8 4a ge S&S vv~ . ws * % me) ’ ss A rors a 4 ‘ ° - . SHORE Dib IT. ; : = . y . os rye 1 4 ; Ts . ot a - / 44 “Attorney and Jaiier Address sSo- 7 79 _ Neon - - ~ Ty - OY ~ _s an Y « = x ine on - > ~— r | “ i = ras * > + 2 e r v - ' A en x | + Y ~ 7 ~ . — m + - re 4 ~ ~ 3 Pi ‘ ? gy eves ~y i is Se Re = 7 t i i 4 TH =? . . (ne a2 thes \lile... a + ws “At a eterno ma — » es 3 = "7s a .¥ _— ++ ai:8 ‘ “Bobbys Jones Made life Member of English Golf Ctub.” Very nice indeed. if it wasn’t for the water eee! ri “Bear Swim iers to Get L tters.” Retter eiv them swim! ne nants. eh a ee Expect 190,000 To See Walker- Milligan Bout England, Grants Free Use of Park to Pro- moter Cochran. “ 4 a6 Roe BLACK POO giamd. Marc ° I, a } A i= + ¢ or y f + ~ J | vht en 1 ‘\ =r . i} Wear ‘hese ‘. he rid, and T MI Za Euro- pean titie hoider C. B. Cochran, Englis ‘xing Promoter, is vetting estimates for ~-ne@ cOomstruction of a stadium at the park ‘to seat 1096. iin we rsons as British sporting circies are showing the keenest interest. for if will be the first championship bout Im 13 years between in American title holder and a Brit- ish boxer No date has yet been but + *» we * set, le match probably wil be staged in the Derby season. - 4 Vas ' ly in June. Blackpoe! is one of the most frequen: seaside resorts in En- giand. it is on the Irish Sea, © ry ‘t? g TY = na we 7 ~ about 30 n Oo of Liverpool _- Theta Chi w'! meet the Schen- bergs and SNingeshighway wil! plav the Nugents tonight in the se: ‘finals of the Netghborhood House : : ' Grimsby 2, Darl- | : first division: | Dasketball tournament. Last night Theta Chi defeated the. Gardnera. 33 to 27 the Sche nbergs defeated Hyde Park, 53 to 21. and Nugents defegted St. Joseph A C.,. 23 to 29. Eddie Goldberg To Meet Terry For Sixth Time Bout Will Be One of Features’ Boxing Show at Coliseum Tonight. of local lightwe Plime? — nen * oe turn ed erarm i isn, WV no receni y ret ‘A ‘rom : tumphant i the E triumpha nvasion of the East renews hostilities with Lew Terry P ur * Lie r ne x * irl * r a i 2 HAVO a.,0n€, — is p . - > . . eo + rrr al a a I a a re Attractions OQ. a }’-+ O- ; So -_ me how at the New Sei. > Zing sii ¥ o was . . " - . wv. r * re of ~h ae wt witli LAAs ie The maicn Wili 2 — a ae om . i - ¢ . +k Spare a4 * Wisi ts it posi :000 on © e5 . : . + 7, - rornm ¢t = . ara “ cs Lows | , og ye i Se..cv tT. a. «+h mite etween Paui steaamand oO: thi Ciiy ; | 7 - | > ae 7; 7? Li 7 wJ s v A i & Vas i/t a os Aids 4 4 r * } 3 ed > oy ¢ Bo a ¥ Pe] Pe cnecu LO so . = an Six Frouuas . e- ~ = +> omatnh *, A - [ay % Weigza ,sch & De - se ~. bt sore ‘ - > ad 3 Lweet sa Ti I a¥ @w OL i118 CiLy a ae . ‘ e ar ta Mi irene = orraine A. e { ae ow ae Saw ~ “* s j c — € e Yr We i fey Ad Or. Ss mn sf 4 Wind! ane NT ea X r VWindie and iommy a Kh ws arg S Pe ac hed) led red @ uv a Ur Usse 3 a ~ A et « » + > ean? 4 -; _ r = a. i ¥ “ A . - . - ann athe yer n Le C Six - fr 4 2 sf tan — o _ ~ 7 is — ~+ > os 2 6a 7 - ~ ” rounc xn PD KY - eer } ; Vt ig w x ee tes 4 P A= . yf > a T x sa... s*++ 4 ~ bas - . " . rer a - as also signed a serve be in yi ana [LyIn ee “ - _ A! »* Pe | 2 a” moan will ry inate Rin Cerne aS a. b art ve & pe Oo Will Be Sixth Meeting. / ’ 1A ry om ™ of ~ ~4 34 a» +s {701 -* ©T =~ a v eee! 4 x - + + - -* > , +h pe the sixiaA a etween traese - * - n ~ a | + gEneec % ig ais Wit a period Ol ’ on is i oe + rit Fr -~ 5 oe is TY Thi 2 A . Am as a Wd ames 7 n : r tourneys last © Of : rofes- — aot — tines . aa = ha - - ° ~ * ¢ 7 ~ sre . - - _-es 7 set rai Weeks . ~ es 7 ~ — + . — ” = « ie - te Ty ,@ + - . — 4 ‘ s * + ~ “in — > = _ 2 = i i 27 @ encase 2937 « 4 rr t es. - * - + i — ry nr + i ~ ‘ 7 a ‘Y 2 Can Y corr a + oe x 2 - r Pan! A al W i = - ~~ . » = . >Ss over aes iy : ' sole a \ T @ vt cay i ; i 2 ’ , > Te — ws * Ait Yd oe i . = = ar be ~ » > 3 \ ats i 8 y . Ro BEE: . = 7 7 —_ q Miata Vs B ¥ - ’ > ™ ci¢ Y —— “= Tr ; ¢ ° ? ‘4 ‘ [Leis & i 4 4 = _ QD 3 y i : a = A >: ’ ~ 4 ee ' _ Tower a ; or as + i ” + « 4 : . . ~ i i b we x * ~ eK : ° , - + . —_ a an + o + . Z . - oe 5 ; - = ~ = a as m ri . i 4 > = -—s i tT - _ . ra > a P- Sy Q - + _ = i> Se 4 mons perm, ~ ~—t a = - _ MUNICIPAL BASEBALL ASSOCIATION TO HAVE 30 LEAGUES THIS YEAR ~ 7 *o- ” a ~ ra.8 a ~ . rv — . ~ mn : Zz =F Bs - Rr 4 4 .- * > > . 3 +e. _ art — 4 a - eo 2 + neg a9 Y > a - > “4 ’ - ~~ - = ca ” .%,! x Fiz i,es Wh 2 2 - . Y = t av > + + oe > » je f ’ — atr "mM >. bal a7 af rT oa Vi 1% \ en ri > be 7 ? a Tr - ry > ©. 4 - 4 ei { Shoe Manufacturers. Mere , — a » . ’ ’ + ——— Ne Va na \ > ~ ct — ¢ r ay ‘t+ ~~. I asd ; A ~ a - b =* -. - at i .- t? af a o . T : 4 v3 ay 64 Wit a r = . » + rar ot F Te iva VI i Tl a7 Wy + ~~. , ty i “ss sn : . - T . qd i wa evange al J a a rage * Le 2 > 7 reir e ~ on world has known for years. 7 —— ve = * re owe it to Rogers Horns 3 2 ee . put over A - aa be =f ae * is ~~ Fo » + he sd = * 7. data os a> ie ol Tg | 2 . ee Re! * 9 roug. at 7 . le “ ae 5 aA x ¥ ui K ST Lps rat ex - - . = I > -~ Out ar - VW ilu jerness Of second “tq A OU y rf 1 Mm Aes am & . aa a +. rot + Si a+ “ hat . ee ; » - , } 4 ~ + > : eas ~ ‘ wy tae a - - - ‘ . civ Si }I Lo toat iat ss we . @miiadii, . Ms > i team 4 sa iat 29 dou © piays tne worias champ nSAIT iliac - mie | ail : . 44 iio a m = ~ s s {9 . ~~ oe he — } — . Fen or | _. z 4 cs ei — iat mu } Was g£.iea roi i L.A esca mia + i ¥ rye ars A ; J . we 3 ~ ae ; + “ “ ° 3 par’ e Pek. Writer wita ne niS tavora e view rr ain -_ > bn Ba eS oe + . —_— - ~ ‘ —. a. - riorgos ¥ a Lak Ls om s , chase nis- Cardinal stocK at mek Ly 7 } , PS cy rnb His ‘entangicments Hornsby’s own figure “4 will fight Moore to the last ditch and I wiil not sell my stock until I get my own price.” was Hornsby’s last word. And Horns- by’s last word means the end of ali argument. He sinks or Swims with his decision. with Moore and Breadon had Ieft an unpleasant impression that required >_eonsiderable erasing. Today there isn’t a man with the club who does not believe that Hornsby one of the most help- ful influences a baseball ciub ever acquired. “It wont hurt my piayu i= He has the Giants all-in hand : foid tne writer “NO toda a veteran correspondent r what dhappens, | am in stated Not that he rides them. fine shape to co my Dest this They all regard him as an ideal danced think [{ will have the The younger fellows almost wor- greatest season of my career, if ship him. He can do things with ns ae. ‘om Pay n New them that the old man ‘McGraw’ —— : himself could not do. His men . orn reie to.60 sé reports will go the roate for him. that is raw s was lt was Hornsbvw's ability to win @' OT] i ; i t season x . rs > . Sa lien yt t i is ? rt | tr a : os . ne awn ' 5 : at f - BE os Louis nt raden nee PR oy Ta I would try to do my best intial nee aS era ; even if semt back to NS. Louis, Siamts ny i ‘ il m3 a Rogers commented,” Llithough factors in th \o7 pe considering the relations between ami Breadon. t much ?’a-~¥. still [ figure L miyse lf not be ing good as a player. To all in- the St. Louis tents and purposes he is on trial pay fr the sa saiary as is as the future manager of the Gi- tied for Dress 1927 ‘ " 4 ‘ i 7 aM a . . . | ~ ¥ ™ og » “2 ’ ; . « im - rm ‘4 - => % LAF a a ihe ‘ = a S Uta = vt : ¥ ; As. > ’ ~ _ - - — = a , : 7 n a - * - vy i 7 , " ™ se i ia Lo I; Ls ‘ un ; 1g = 4 ” , lhe Criants, however. are weak “ behind the bat. need more and = ial -_ ; a LW s 4 - ‘ y 1 ; better pitching and have not vet = i i {Tes * 4 =| eae . , snarl kaldie Roush. He is ex- — ) 7 4 pt ‘ 7 i ~ : ea pected to sign soon and com- ~ A ~ plete a strong outfietd. 7 és > r x } ‘ TY Pe a ‘> y r it ei & + 3 4 a3 = 2 - ¢ ry = 4 - x ~ “- ~ _ 4 peg t r I ty +t ? - - 4 : : th Zz F se of e x 7 ry sais ‘ P . . . oy ay . om ] poh , New York’s Reaction. Y know Baseball HERE is another ti ng that e +3 a 4 | ‘ “ay 7. , Ho Nshy cs ‘ ike ™ a .* 2 > t. + — . a ro ~ em . : . i ’ = al $4 a a iT I a ~ ns : YT} ' ilii} Lit l 4 2 4 2 , p inted . rm ae . *P Se a = es ¢} } cf)? rh v ‘ ’ ) i ms . : 7: Xt year’s ra «> 5 , > ir'¢ AM , . s . msby must make good as a (‘incinnati is the club that the baseball hero. to become t vidual gate He i= ye epwrny members of the Browns like best ti » So > ‘ ebteewtiee that amet The team itself is strong bee mot is to the New York Americans now in shape The pitching — i ° . “ - ‘ Me 2 - ta Here Ss Preaanry ae ePiTever Tra? aa . ‘ . rh i 4! “aif appears invincible. with Tx ‘ Ff oq ws . tT , vy - , i fea e Rixey, Jakie May, Luque, Mays. . newspaper respot Donohue, Lnéas and Nehf. all who ar ready won by his per- first-class pitchers. sonaiit is well as by his pilar- Hendricks lespite the. team’s gz He is physically this : ie iain Moria year. He is doing so we! i “ Ss team is a sure sh ~ + 4 - ~\ e ta . rk 4 -_ _—_ ' me “a : SS ae | EI eg eH ae —_ i 4 2 - » oe alow eontes : Ci RDN and : . we AZ a The ¢ 21 : FIRST INNING. . : ae weees a55 an the f caRDINALS—West ee ee Dimyed out gaia ‘4 ty. . MM > 3 = = | ed her ae _ t and hor ee fn 2 ce pc m the eseventh, while Miss ou! oa se ’ ng safe, evened the nutes Sunom SHINGTON—Wes welfth was halved in par, Sas ae . esis 2é thirteenth Miss Collett sank her right T sin > ~. a +. ogg tC c a-par win and Miss = ee , Stewart to ¥ a r Bat b i t b r bald Ww ith the shank | ce - P F - - . % - e a o o te be » * a . { a Va Ww _— Sey n ¢ hear tee ; y i ~ ‘ - pig ir 5 er © ry “ ~ 2 zi i? — st ti i ae ae ed the Water hole © kaon ane . fourteenth, Bug Miss Collett was? a ne Sat ver. Cyr a land, fought 2 draw with ¢ huck . alt Dida 4 the fifteenth Miss a SE r OND Is NING Wiggins, indiana polis. four | - er second shot hee ; melas Rogge é rounds. Sot & six ae win when the Chicage | CARDINALS — bottom vinscatils | girl sent her oné into a Seericht. L. Bells FRESNO, Cal — Phil Verde, , of pines ha - tine green ant Ca pats _—_ - Rochester, N. Y.. beat Billy Bonil- (e¢izht for the hole ee ila » a las, Modesto, Cal. 19 rounds. » | Miss Collett drove the : 3 : : “ : Se ES i+) i ° “ green on f? cen -_ — 7 = _ ? ty West Bee - ‘ - = 8) x eer ith and - : = Sy ern. | r ul Wemht. I a” 4 , ‘ i. z& ¥i —— Ft » : Jd r Perry Peery rugazy Ras won is first | C.. efeat “i$ Frank : ; -a ee wr" pi hive © is wit} lex ff Kard tn the | ey 222 Weight _ bewed petition of the rival | Bud = Scheht. Sam : A e‘cated Germ prere fr ~ ra ‘aqoor pu. : Broasiway A C... thre s Ss rs Te - * * ATh.- : it BICd TY We ent tT nae : . ‘ . er ther? Hahn Commission vesterday ap- Sev ava and Eddie z ed : 4 > = * . , ‘=? A : We . > e Se vecondy #F . t e ~—. £ “= Tse fry fatiine — ry ‘ ¥ Weigh 147 2 | ‘ Y i gute Wood peor : ‘ - rss wd + ae am ted Af Mey am s three rem nm To I | was Weicht. i t . . ’ . e ¢%5 i 4% Via oer me A. 4 tefeatet Carmi st fr May 24 ’ 2 imadwav 4&4 C. th 3 + . . 7 ” Weight : ; . [ ms If} := H faree 2 f ifrTy ‘ = s £ 4a . a ry -. re G In tes BR bye oe WwW. 4 P t rs Ai : ~~ “a : Tavicor. Timer Al weight nation firht be- | = 7 . ~? cs 4 . rr \Ia- > ais ,Ais proved tox | ‘ - . - ’ 4 mr ‘ ‘ .? 4 % is xed Y — .. : ° ae te hbk L381: 4 . : se ae : . § Ric: ‘eth. Fo 3 » Ps © Bn Bee ar ‘a . . © a . F i Servic = OF ivun tee ts ho = i? 3 2 ; ar ‘ . eontr : . ty rye indy ( Pe es 2 und: tre Via : - s : . . ° A “~ : win 5 * bout. ee } set cone track by. eh enee from Miseourt Vail ley in ‘ow York contender. | will depart tomigill - ad+feated Johnny Vac-! where the will ent Boston, in Chicago, was ta-|A. A. ie aa x recognition of a/ Ulinots Athlete Ga eeicr Wililmann wtil run § > event ‘and in the Spring Opening Tonight Post Time, 8 P. M. MADISON KENNEL CLU 8—Spectacular Contests— Featuring the Inaugural Stakes at three-eighths of a mile. Admission . . . 5 ree... Total... Cross Eads bridge and follow Highway. | 11. Purple Swan and Blue Goose busses and street cars at Eads bridge. Green busses leave Jefferson Hotel. © 4 LET’S GO No. | Umann will EAST MISSOURI Lonis athicte o & LOOP TO OPEN MAY 1 »:pie sunning Malte the Post-fiieme 3 Nois club, Lares X S alsd run in th est Van Siekia Sle entrant, are Baseball! on May Img that Wii enter the j t aim = % : he a” : oe - S year consist of Poplar | — 90 Cirerdt+? te ait teams. Orn v : : . cents ? and holi lav So ae tem I? wit Pe ; PEORIA iii. : 9 cents feustine of St. Paul « 3 - = i * * eS e —_— tof (,ran - Ra wi : ‘: ght O41 A oug ae ant i ia meat left hand for four years a mem-iir bie favor €8 hasketha!! yd in ef sigh? j mfract as arr .99 cents Fat ¥ i? handler warded the > Ghaifing | Rodman of Fort He gucceeds | etght-reted semi restored. Howard Camp ot | -— is peas K nee é Me of Lat ‘avette@, At Belmont Park. Lond round of @ @ Wie ie teil ‘bout. They Wal teams S ddie 7 2 Ofe@-Year «eo Mree-tn, and pres ach 3? af oF this rath. city te YORK. March 20 —Track fae . sg. f be Be ome Pg $3 a ‘2 Ss f%2 Jo&ney Mulhern pr i233: Premier ‘avarded the dect “~Jusri-v rs nim —~W: Feathers. fancko ef Pera beat at 13% bo

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——__— ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH___ ______S WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 30, 1927___ oe ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH______ PARDS 2, SENATORS I «x:); BROWNS 0, NEW ORLEANS ——eEE ee tate en _ _ — renee — — — a oe —- - COO A OLE LLL A e - snareeneemnineeandiietincantiees — 7 — a semeinaaiee eer eee ee — > - —s eee eee —_— —- - SOLAR IIIS | Wins Golf T; tle #aines Drives in Back on His Stride East St. Louisan ' Racing Results and Entries — 'Vangilder in Box; ll i i di i ee ee i i i a a a i i i i ee a Ne PL Ne a nd el Ne tel alll dl ad al ah eld ead adh a aad a hla el al Bpewers | 7 : ee eee | m : At New Orleans. inssinihisicetidaciaseninaleimalitidalaaan adn fiz ForFourth Time {Two Runs With Texas @y = ABC. AllEvents 2) som. O'Rourke Back on Tt) i ~ “reny Defeats Miss Van Wie in Final L ° | [a ) | idiesome Maids” oe on | unginat Face, $1000, claiming. 4 year-old: . | Maatein, | t orth-South Women‘s | eagcuer In Second | eo ; ‘J. Steppacher Bowls 672 in bro ce Lady Tn | hu wey Bil 1 a ME cage , ; Banbu | ‘Fos ir ase O Tournament, 4 and 2. Pets [’e- : . a Cy > Lim: | Alpe . i , i) : . sehen : ae o othe iu a Fae connd. | | Doubles—Haum and Men- so ran. i Sweptonn °"* tan #tewel ee” dae ae | : Yea | SECOND RACE—Six furlongs: eihes ‘9 oor Snes se eesre ea i too a. : By J. Roy Stockton ea eo : 2 | — ges Team Scores 2886. == Torrence 1G. gohnson) 4.00 “3.20 2.60) Risemst “7.03 Slecnytlead , By John E. Wray 4 is T Ghiee ve Pa ae oe 30.+. , Of the Post-Dispatch Sport Staff. a oe 23 . 4 ae 2¢ eond race Bites: sh Sports Editor of the Post-Dispatch. ™ | se na Collett of Providence | 94 Fla. March 2 : ys ' * 3 StS | }sieg Marzgon (M. i | and up rio a = : —ce Slay ‘angilder, who lost - " * , , . Ghee “hE rc h ‘ (} — Big Jess Hz: 2 2 , a? . i : ’ ’ . Fae. ' j ee ; 4 os oO" & ' NI} VW ORI] * {NS | ® March 3. ~~ kam \ angzii er, ans, St. |R. I., won the N ez MPA, S /©S8s Haines was the Cardinals’ start- : nt - allied he Post-Dispate! viene ‘ffi le ly | Bob's Best .. , ) 9 NE aia meet ; : ‘ : , r> t, z | | | , LEA : La Berns, women’s golf championship for the “Big pitcher hen t 30.—J.| Behrman. Prig. Beaverwood Immortal, Lit | St Ha... 10" wiiken.2225114 | @ nine-inning game his last o | | | ? He drew Scott as his ney ve 1D "agahinoa - F nen . ° . Co Sag : : oe i‘) = Cp = Rock y th nat ninth. : Ge ee seouen in? . , "Ge an a a mpercanmag ee ee | 2 Be when slashed at the end of the | Ocean Current The Providence player waa tn the m Umpire Yrmishy in sanding — The Batting Order. we meet | ie (rough with her drive test. ‘ 2NIN ATS , Try at pe ehoes 3 - ‘ i Lomeaki, and second ang lost ee ae roti omg me: Chace age ane , - w ASHINGTON, | = é Steppacher contributed 672 pins| HOW SEGRAVE’S AUTO | Star Sweene: ae Seni RH The Batting Order. ted Joe | Sei | , es. The _—- | a wise Baga — . Sy, t he double 4 ‘ith scores Fourth race, ! laimin ‘ear- |} CT! ; rr : a a ee Se a, ae | taled 579. St eppacher's 583 in the]. wie . see } cans, I fo Saat AMER psi gptin. AS» Asie. mi = riy ea = V ——— { xth t iis by ee es Umpires—Ormeby ra ——— —— ; So. Bo i J. Stenpacher rvanges eeeee Vikatan RANE RP a sles grt aS 4 et Fg Cpls Sas 5 eB MER N ny A Latch IR nts UME Hie Sn a ee eer yet —— wehbe Geese Mees eee yy te AE ee » Ae ne o * pane DRS ARDEA tba - fe ) , ’ Be - | BERS ae : Associated Press | “Ferseth ws thel Sherlock iSou r Association | Miss Van Wie t , snyder, ¢ eeves, 3b Sa og ae | fia, es ore is 7 ' on »} South Association / we © opped her ; Yr } TX | ; - Mink SY? rr é . “ : Sea nrg SS rns 'five-man vent rives him 15056 for ra 4 , Pa : ” ar , . gy — ——" peblai hie Jimmy ishot and laid her thira in ie ont a elton 4 ut Sd a Ea a pi . is NEW YORK, March 30.—Maj. Se- } Scotiand at have won. seven pennant ; rap . ee , i. ied i 1 ace, $1000) h ina | +8 D. ° c= y ‘¢ 4 new out 7 sy yeas J " ee et Sa ; —— ass,” |Z P4 re PCO ; ) ? | 2 S ii’ a T) } ‘ ; " e Vv P "et i ,Orse than third i . i” ‘ “vt f ind., d jon the eleventh, while Miss Collett. a a qe Pea Sea cig ge af : DOUBLES. | sree s record of 203.841 miles an] jure. ; vear-olds. 6 furlongs: neevr b : we - | AN Co eeaneeShs Be. | ! ” aa Seana = on on f (hour at Davtona Beach In an auto- | Comrade “eae F eee . faccording to ’residen! ememann | “i ) twelfth was halved in par, but or Mp dguthit. Stewart sing | : ; : ts : | ; scotland = ......512 .. Sree 3 te “rank O'Rourke. who rejotned CHRISTIAN BROTH ‘ej. jthe thirteenth Miss Cc ; h Tucker singl to | a Bi eae Spaeea pee a. ees tto the highest snee can. hee at¢- | Piieteen Sick 1° ‘ “Awna : ohile las my ¢ el | oak mien 4 Collett sank her to Tie it. : i pee fs aes Rae “Ea aed 4] 4° O.. § 938 ; an highe peed ma 2 has " | ~ seonptige ih 4 Be : eX , is at Mobil _ re BEAT SOLDAN HIGH ea “Mddie | **s* pu ‘Or & par win and Miss m sending Stewar ur zer inner Se “sf ee sot Bo PORIOOR wccvewert : 2. tained, 278 miles an hour in an air- | #¥earhorn stable Am ‘a ‘ras again at third base phia, 10 | Van Wie hit her bald with the shank Mei, forced Tucker, L. Bell 3 ; Huitt ... s.t88 179 76 plane. nt ents” cecte Oa Nae Na ag ates Bee mn journeys to Shreve- AT BASEBALL, 13 TO 8 : iii ee 7 bs 3 SS a ee af Miss Van W : | eee ; Se ame ng tied Mae eae “tentin Bennet f France in Decem irz miner ee TAM. - fe sent her tee shot ught off first, aines to} . ess gi Be ae Pera pees... ‘eum. eee: oan Peers br muett Of France tn Pacem: 17 inpenit 102 Pro. (i }scheduled to pitch in tomorrow's | Soeldan in a preseason baseball game into the 1d 4 caus | Sp oe O . : apy iz edu I rounds. it pond on the water hole« 3 ley. ONE RUN | | ie i sg ee | St er ee a Or, eae. Torrence 2 *Swordsman .. a Sal -esterday on the winners diamond, ae ors fourteenth, but Miss Collett wa; pmey. VANE RUN. ate Z , 317 306 The fastest mark by rafl was that! *Society Seandal 9 itte 93 j{ “Htese. 1? ta & ’ baad - . « é e>« . A _ — ° - _— i ® by a locomotive in a five-mile | *Mollie Myhill FIRST INNING. four we ’ , , , " SE I tt milk » a1¢ ir 7 y ntitai ingw ec , 4 . ’ ta ‘Linrnrke got a six to win when the Chicago C(ARDINALS— Bottomley 190-601 ]a., in 190}, In esters ng an aver ‘i\fumble by Norris O'Rourke pop-ly.14 relies Duvie went the full Sf pee PS age of! ic” myles itn nour. fa i ped to Davis Sis] » walked Wiil- iroute, striking out 1] batters. In lliams also walked, and the basesithe second tnning he War tempo- Frisch. NO RUNS. | Haines, P. Thurston | (Seep $e ae Bees §6=6j all events. Antonio, plaving safe, evened the match The WASHINGT yN—Wes ’ shat "176 Zi0 FSO }mobile marks the nearest approach Stel} ) of the club, 1ie at rPaOCOrT ° zseot hy lor. | co : " ce aici J (Yen i} » | ; . , : ‘er. San : h Stewart Totals 2 : This 4 eee ( rd Vas get Dy F] } al ‘ LEiVi Set, ; Ail eee « j port tonight where Sam Jon S is hristian Brothers High defeated safely over. On the fift : | | & ets . 2 poh or ROD | set | , | Tae | Colle! ar wllgres SECON NNING | Fe Se r. | SINGLES. ) ‘ event ce, $1000, claiming, 4y¥ i Ihe victory for the Prep League . . : SEC O- D I NE: ne ; ; ae. n'a aon i P yey y Iaming ‘ acleconnvilla ; — VV. Lilifes 7 str , " -ing a. a : “ollett trapped her second ehot bu? ies : ey $ ee 3 oy , are: a ale N79 1908—611 irun tron Fleming to Jacksonvill: | olds ar 1 un. one ? e an vteenth BROWNS Rik WAS sate on a ine broueht out a new pitcher in +, girl sent her seconé into a clump Bright. scratched a hit off | | : , Ses Eee oy ot ae Verde, ,of pines back of the green and took Beer ove, Bottomley stopping Scores Seven Knockdowns tec) eRe ae er ee pe BE. iN. Karnages -.° 22° °903 ; 557! On the water, Mise Detroit In 1920 | My Bonil- {eight for the hole. t nd. afeyv flied to West in | m “— D5 ORE Se RS OR erman . , 533}at Lake George set a record of | nds. a Miss Collett drove the green on 3 ; toh 3 a to West Gain Decision; Reggie Wood i The } aun ro! team of | 77.85 miles an hour for speed boats YO TR ow ; . ' . : ; o * i thile ) he Solent! “y lan le ilo sy Pia ecg gon Neda ie n Baae e: ne hase Ss. Defeats Al Meyer. GEORGE SISLER, East St. Louis rolle d 2886, the ae ‘ 7 h ‘TELM ; Mapie ss€al nade ov owe ' ale! cee OUT trapping her drive. pains hit a Texas leaguer to right, | a Brownie first ge gs who otc ar aga er a |hour fn 1921. ec aN The cards: pring Bottomley and Bell, The | has pounded out six hits in we OF UC A. D. \. 1A DIGnG The record of the Cunard liner : WINS | 02°. Eis cme | | dtieker 3 | ae Gk, Lem tmasdt attended the dem [ete of ra liner | RUBY GOLDSTEIN PUTS | Miss Collet, out... 434 56542 Sew pulling up at thira., JOuthit Mickey Mazer defeated Carmen the last two games played by ‘ me sion ' | Mauretania is 27.04 knots, while that aa ° . ° j a4 r=) : Cc . "Tor ¢ } 7 , [ * r r S un © fh + In - 468 446. 2.4: ain, filling the bases. #purso in a flyweight bout, the | Howley’s men. gress and hurled a ball down one |of the Leviathan is 28.04 knots. PETE PETROLLE AWAY & _— oe rome —_ = v" ~ ~~ —_ —— filled Sehulte hit into a dou-j|rarily wild and passed the firet to Ewoldt to Da-|three men but recovered prettily to ifan the next three. StS See ee Oe The bex score: ° C. B. C OLDAN Basket Title at Stake. oe op hB- HH. Et BRR, ©, - : | ) were : .* . thle play, Norris Fausto nivis. NO RUNS. ~~ 2S=n . ee ee ~ — - The championship of the fentior sco” nn ee h 30.—Leo Miss V “§ : = : z rr Ja rA,vTOS a itt — ° ray ‘ . ie midaie- 11. i — put... - ia ay te ed to Tucker. TWO RUN a NEW YORK, March 30. — Ruby| pe at stake tonight wher the St cop Eas . _— RS cast St. Louis Scores, ‘ Ang Se eae ee ee > | i at Saag ng WASHING TON-—Jud: lied to| A. C. show t. Louis University HAUN & MENGES -HILLYARDS DEFEAT |Goldstein, New York Hehtweight.| James Juniors meet the Friedens| S - - - . . * ° . s ~ s “ a *. itt : ‘ i * 99 se ¢* | ° applied F ESTON: IRE Pl 7 shevenow ew ut | | i : : Boston Bruins . knocked out Pete Petrolle of Fargo.|at Battery A gymnasium, starting FIRESTONE TIRE PRICES aihit. Thevenown Arew Out! gymnasium la: ight efore : | — vig an a oe | Ry the Associated Press round match ‘oman : ee anes. “4 . ST. JOSEPH BOOSTERS N. D., in the first round of a SiX-/nt 9:30 o'clock In a preliminary a) > Lvae ¢ yolk ‘ ve ‘ye Philadel- A : wuerge. Res ¥t. if nN nn expect Firestons ST. JOSEPH, Mo., March 30.—The | I-sted 45 seconds The first punch | peters. } ; as A¢ ig ¢ ” iw ' . + i vy _ iter eri} ly , St 1 e pag : crowd of about 5! . - _ aa 5) , last nigh rhe fight ithe Pi &rim quint . will piay 7% out Tony! - one ¢an expect Firestone 0 RUNS. | ie ens 4 re | A. Kraessi . #3. 6 «202 | | ¥ . J abit sci v4 I b gagecisio by i ‘ : . . . : aa . , i can heavv- Gum-Dipped Tires to re rome Ss : e ore icago | 4 national] champion Hillyards defeat- | floored Petrolle for nine eng hv ere _ et’ etn trs.a . fach i feature of le’s Motorbu: eNO nd of their | hake, a a ee ee prices. THIRD INNING. Antes os the anne Scull —s ven BDOCK- ed the St. Joseph Boosters 51 to 20,/ more rights finished him. Tennis Matches Postponed. ) befoun. tiheeal gp onl ing 2 CARDINALS—Bluege went into: Gowns in- the course of three | ° J. here last night before 1500 fans. | veighed 137 4. P et i a ani | allowance on your old Ree ort eenter *‘or Frisch's fly. | rounds, Durso came back strong n OC ey eres =: Receipts’of the game will be used Blas Rodriguez of Mexico fought | AUGUSTA, pene. larch aw a ——, agg Foy: for you miev bounced lee: in the last session and floored Ma- to establish a fund to send the band six-roupd draw with Joey Ross matches were called off tod iy in _ | 3 on ~ Sage — : ed rm ‘ eee | zer once, but did not show enough | of Ross Dugger Post of the Ameri-|of New York. Rodriquez weighed 'South Atlantic State ssnem tourna- Oo MEET VUILANITZING — Skilled @ NO RUNS a igs ~~ I stuff to turn the decision around. ment She to neasvy rains Bi coCrwKOROm Omron a~é Ti @)\ scoco-oc™ | ee | 2493 |can Legion to the Paris convention 1444, Ross 114 ye ~~ am mr w | Canadians Surprise by Tieing is ty. sosmegyemonr a, eg rie Wood, a rare bit of pe- | M ) B | DUIS { OUTITY ; ment enables us, at smai! > - tpsiuaes Alt ‘ e lation will | cost, to give your Tire b.« iod furniture belonging to the Mo- ontreal Maroons; oth “os . ‘ri- | “x additional mileage. an + » torbus A. C., took the nine count | t eo > ¥ . . }T "4 iz T % LMU ; nin i hy | } ,iah > ¢ a) i { 4{ tT © . > NEW YORK, March 36.—Hum-| te Beech | DIONE. mean added interest} Coventry Stable, who recently mJ. Fugazy has won his first .. defeated Frank rEOTRE unat- today to the vorid series brought the good campaigner Cot- @eemish with Tex Rickard in the an Mins 880 mounds ip ice game. logomor here from Tijuana, was ewed competition of the rival! Bud Schelit. South | Bro a. oo eee a ale Black asked fora verification of the story ; @emoters from major outdoor pu- froadway > mag rounds. judges’ ree nt oe sib that has recently appeared in re- - ————. OS vay A. inds j -_ i . 4 ot . 4 ’ 1} oe eae lr ae . ~ = + tha . - al . : ‘ : : “7 Buc aitractions. The State Ath- qos “poe Mt oh , ie in the first of two gard to his severe criticism of the | *' . 7 . na ag " . . e . . . : I lk Commission yesterday ap-| School. an lie Goldstein. South ‘eliminary games in the American | Officials at the Mexican course. | 7 . . | i"s ts; | s | her 4 \ } eF rr ty . \7 T ? & ‘ . ‘ a ' Daily Racing Form: jnexpected withdraw f oppo-| C.. defeated Al Meyer. South Broai- |onpattack and defense. | “The story which I have seen ion to the match by Rickard was]. cision. Weicht, 135 pounds | A valiant defense featured thejin several papers regarding my lowed by a post sec inaiince ribet he A. ve ate ‘armer ur ei bed- surprising I—1 tle of Montreal Ma- statements is grossly €x Bi erated Riest from May 2 une : | Broadiwav 4. ©. three ings, iuGcee ic 1i ; ina | I never accused anyone, either of- : ae lec} eignt ~ mounds ‘roons ant vanadiens in tne TIrst;: ¢;_; ; niin , il be held at the 010 Grounds} Refer Ha =} QO. ude | : “| ficials, owners or jockeys, of any : YY , he infernational 7rO1} series. | ; ; 4 the international group serles,; fraud in the Coffroth Handicap, ‘ ; : : ; odians having whinned the! awe , ve - BYyweicht elimination fight he- adians, having whipped tne} and I did not wager a cent on the : . “Ana ; a "2 ' :1i¥ lear . TY) / ; ‘7 ; . een Jack Sharkey an ns in tive or Six league €n-/| horse in the winter books. I did avlor ] eist. } dq Jim Ma- | e Mare a ly, which also Was approved to- i mann ‘counters this season, were 1€caVY i say, however, that my horse got | = 9 , fa tes, | all the worst of it in the race. He y. A top price of $22 was fixed . . * “eh —s ry ) + wnt | - 5 y “a les i the commission for the latter i will meet again | was placed on the inside and, af- | e ' iit? . 7K { A ch. : ear Star Joins tomorrow in th inal games of|ter the break, Carlaris broke from i _ 9 we ptne l _ ries. he Winners, | the outside and, bearing in, caused @Mkckard yielded a prior claim on in services of Dundee, who had ° ° decided on a total goal basis, will|a jam that forced Cotlogomor to} med a blanket contract to box in it ul P aay (wo Fame series ith New | the ail. This caused his rider to) te times under the Madison} ork Ranger | Law M-} pull him up, The horse was still | are Garden promoeoter’s Hirec- respectiv thhampions f he from the interference } oo. 62.0 ghee Hemn PRinrles . ° nerican nd internationa i'when I brought him to Louisville. | . ae the same time Rickard _Ex-Washington Captain to Run) Cet aes : ee otal dteath on de wee Pile or a ruling by the com- |}! ) +101 ne semliinai rs ciasn | 2 had a temperature 2.6 1 ¥ | > : . s > ’ he "TY 7 i > _ etere 5 ' m0Nn on Such agreements to} in Central - A. U. ; 1} ‘ - a “ ia a , > we © Cup : la ] iys afte - his arrival. and | . . . - | / ) ? " rh jin : ; ~ ‘ hea ¢ kg Y \ig > | > ae him in future negotiations. Championships. Ip. | shows the marks on his left | Pe “weerairman James A. Farlev said | _ A ; ee _——f-—--~--- -— . . | OS anntained . | — a ee t commission would recommend | Arnold Willmann, who captained | T ] Hi h T 15 q 96 7 uisa ig eam i “Woodman brought out the horse | #,s7¢? see Wy : Uy Y Y NY Wi tf), Yi i : Z iif pe 4 Mil dif SL SVSICTLL SIS ELIFTiss mate ‘A / if oe =: Tt ~ aay ors = ‘ Fugazy 15 days after Rickard's |} _ a, ' WEBSTER Fs INR Sie tI in rai Rae e.g ™ Lee As ances SAP GRRE Net ite Sg partner sab 0 / e@08 080808) pyeerca me ‘ oer suffering f if dV ithi, y PN mete eile = pa empty lag * My} 1 arp contact with the! Y : : ‘ ' sa oka : . _ i hea “ mt ‘7? ; r > AT ~ . ‘ bantam title ehali« nee from Missouri Valle V in the rs mille, | oO ompe e ere NH€E in perfec ondition exce pt for ~ R ~~ . . i - ; : ‘ is Be oe ; i «4 . carntons tr Valea: > q ~ : Bile Bell, New York contender, | wili de part tonight for Chicago |the scratches indicated by his . : Drecently defeated Johnny Vac-|where he will, enter the Central Of Boston, in Chicago, was ta-| A. A. U. championships with the }Qklahoma School Enters Squad Siistits Geant Ganmne thenune - ' ee cae cane ; acifice Coas sengzue Results, ; pendin recognition of ai lilinois Athletic Club track team. . . . : : “ : mpio ” : % ' ii romney ee ee aan vard in Washington U. Swim San Francisco 5, Portland 2. Pion by the commission. |; Willmann will run in the 0UU-yara Sacramento 10, Hollywood 1 eo ee i 5 ‘9 ' trainer. SU wa tln Y Roatn ae ee ee ee WINS a) ;event and in the relay , Oakland 3, Missions 2, | Willmann will be the third St. | Seattle-Los Angeles, rain. 4 ; : soa the rea end| h " T i h . LOOP TO OPEN MAY 1 | purple running colors of tne 1ii The additional itry of five high ye i: Opening onig t a4 fal to the Post-Dispatch. | nois elub. Loren Murchison, W nO} ‘le SWith tin fams in the Dk pak pak ke 2 ai ake a ak Fak ak a . i i . ~ *3r) ? hea 7 ‘ r! ; 4 } a r ’ ~ lo aod P . } — - POPLAR BLUFF. Mo.. March 30.— | Wil! als@ run in. th: ee uu | Washingt . interscholastic meet ost Time, 8 P M. q Southeast Missouri! Baseball Ernest Van Sickie, who is a prob-} saturday ‘ilson Pool has raised | | we sin ae siiSSou 9AaASe Hai! ; } a ian ol or -mambers of he — . : Z ile entrani, are Iya - We is Oi ine ; os ¢- pre d } raew I rte) € oe un az aumont 2 Y) Pildse n Hich at Cons. , ops | . . Be Game, resulting in greater imé | to set track record of 1:5%.1 on) ag f oe sales this year at a record- tacular Contests—8 Bowes manifest, according to] the Rollins Field cinder track.|; 7. : : a i ae | Be. ters. > nt mi P » i thre e years’ serve ' , i Zi & ; nef sen i / ; t SS b . e i oye rape gm : ligt j irger 1ay ast year, will | , Q\\' g Cc p- a 4 * “1 Information obtained by ice on the Bear squad, Willmann | ge empl oe iH] PB OTL geT on we $e sn as Cte DEN eM AMER conipte Peete eng nt — bil Tetar 2 fi aa : reliminaries Saturday | y A. J Baumann of this captains dq the 8 nive rsity 3 Ity High if . g the Inaugural Stakes PD We tess that will enter the @ this vear consist of Poplar morning, Tournament *fanager Schoo] team. Oe M4 . + 4 ° ; . h f . i | | | ie 5 ! ; nree-elg ths of a mile. Mie ot" Sikeston Chaffee OX ein at 7:30 o'clock Saturday night. | A: yas | . 3 aeenn and Kennett An LIGHT HEAV ES B 2 ahaa Wesacttiaies onetetoat | wm. 2 / | . wi ' . Pees %. ee | en” « | — : bee ! “a age sa hevag ty set A DRAW AT PEORIA breast-stroke champion, is the sin- -~ bs ssion 90 cents easy cet to six teams. Onls poeee ged e sin- | A T eleieleree Te 8nd holiday baseball will be PEORIA, I1)., March = gf le ae gage pib ace Ww | 7: S$ a a-i Johnny Mulhern of Rioom ngton [ . : “ mi a The Satire - ; 7 ~ , ag 7 & ' whe miler, :0O3-R.° invarded the decision over Rocky Mad : ' s CR ~ — “< Feathers. pancho of Peru in a four-round| They : a | is ; Jae Mie—Rip Kap, 1:54. bout at 18¢ pounds. noo A Unive “| vy. fs to marry Miss | OMmPAaTCH SITLL ATION WANT “hase of this city In June | pnges. Mirmnys give their rELE- exmates in high PHONE SUMBERS and enn be ai Ce ‘eo ne | were | ! | ‘entled IMMEDIATES 4. ane 2 cae. Sie ame

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y . ars _ » toe . én pts grt ae ys 7 . . i" a Fe i et ee oe. he ‘ze foe) exe . — , : Paks sah » ms - ae — andaternapenraiaers eS Se: oe A I a a pr ag camels Re Spee et eae 2 See as iss 6 2 ‘ . oS nay wearenaae Atieabeak rile: om ‘ellinice -h 4 - lg ‘iA 4 > ie aa hHbhit a ~ & ars - ; s guar's disgraceful showing in two ing box 1D pursuit oi the WwW nizZzZiog €i ( + Jace Tavdvit, man’ 7 Vi } Do — law ke 7 ~y i 4 ‘72 - -fe han ~ la . oo + - ~ c9 bane : r soecer games last week is given remembered from the two previous seasons, so it wont PO ar &e he "\ ator J :+ > | Q od ; " nor bed ns °T* 7 ara "hae Tyt282T ' =e LTP aL avd A a2 the reason for the ref: «al ior tne pialvere to PuUzZzZe oOvVvey] their oe. io? man es i i i aie jue oT} T m4 E> Thr eixte: nt 2 - an * m 7 ny Tranctveprte On » i mrocrTra * Tc ; re * r= T2 a7 = ? r~¥ anir rs % 4 r : a hd raAPuetl re the New York Giants to permit ©NOUZN strangers on the propram to ©) the race tne spice ot! eas - . j i y i Ar ar-a-Ba any of its players to compete uncertainty. “ ; 2 : "A raATY) > ry - ‘ » £ an? ~ ‘ “TH RA Cy Fut rity against the South Americans in Foremost among a rr . ay "oe t rda ‘s match against a orm the inaug if al Sta Kes o Ver Lie ] ° = *% oo? Tp “ eeh re bas “Us - Y : Se es M ae t. ie — 7 3 . three-ecighths route. This will bring ections yrange Bitters. Moving Trigge bined team from the American Soc- | .,,, fancy steppers together in a 1 ACE dpe i cer League. Before departing for see of stamina and racing cra : : ¢ eee oe l—t,olden Sceptre, Brrn Cold- ¥ anada jtast night. Manager Mau- ness On form, Actor Boy. ‘ i. Reeeenke Ww | zie . “ ' — Maalin’ and a ; ; +s T ont Y . rice Vandeweghe of the local club tess “-sareen No Foolin’ and Ur 2.—Nell t.wynne. Smoke Aller. : i swe ig A > - ’ ; 5 ce? - "Tt Pe.) ? 7 permitted . ENG . mond. ambino. een wane Raat oye inisher. If Fooiin gets the ra W- Las ever s ‘oO compete, é¢ is doubtful if Indi- aspen ted _— NO cites eth ne tn a Best—Nell iw rune. a ¢ -+ 2 Wij qié ve som =e oe > © . ~ .% should be furnished by Third Tipp, a young- ster from the “ould country’ which has shown dazziing speed and rapid deveiopment. Four veterans and four recru are thrown in the seventh race over the futurity course. Moving Trig ger has an outside position and will be on top when they whizz around the first curve. ] Blue, Robin and Bitter Sweet Tecumseh are ** + - —— +> . +h . most likely to be winging it at the finish The hurdle race will mark return of Barmbino, only successtu the ; female jumper in the history the sport. She has had a ‘ong rest and is fresh. Her speed doesn’t 'eompare with that of Pat and White Diamond makes no mistakes hot t the short end of 1! idend in any event. If the ers do a “Brodie,” be right there to salute the jud Post time is § o'clock. The u transportation facilities available and the customary ad mission see will be received. Riverview Club ed . 3 ’ old gir! should gZeé _— ges sa Wil he Year’s Shooting Two Ranges Are Ready and Events Are Held Thre® Times a Week. The Riverview Club has added trap shooting to its many attrac- tions, and members, both old and new are very enthusiastic. The shooting ground is laid out back of in an ideal manner just the club house. which makes it very convenient to both shooters and spectators The trap houses are substantial- ly built walks: ‘metal laid into the concrete, and “everything is convenient and up- | & shooting ground in St. Louis. to-date, by far the best arranged o-e8\traps have been installed, one to >>> 4! be used for single targets, the oth- } ~ MARTYR TO PAIK FOR 1G YEARS 35 t E Ee fi if i 'MUNY SOCCER GAME ; a er for doubles. Regular shooting days are Wed- nesday, Saturday and Sunday Two of concrete as are ali the the vardage marks are of Below are scores made during the past week: : a WEDNESDAY |; Bradbury ..138x175 Paseon SOx 10 | Harmann 162x175 S&ticknes rivn at | Tilten 107x125 Koffma 7 Gx E2zze.! 10Gal20 Tebrimanna Six] Dozier 1083x125 Maur 40x 5 Pin gie 4x125 Mermod 4x 2 Spencer 7Sx10 Papper ung ‘oe © Amberg 69x10 Marshal! Bx 2 Hivnes y ~xliw SATURDAY. suck eS4x2 iigeine Chex Rradbury ib 9G ee Evngie .. a " ark 171s ‘herbomere 2% Harman 5x2 Ntebr See ix 7 Tazi! 13F«15 Maun ri4 Fraser S4x125 Miller box Spencer S3x125 Killam a» SOE mith HSx Mever SOx DOUBLES. Engle .. 28x 48 Bradbury 2%x 45 Harmann . 39x 48 Maune , ean 4s Latick ...2.« 35x 48 SUNDAYT. S€,10 : Lew ia * 4x ? > 77x10) Smith 48x Re SOx 1 OF) Rradburyw a y 1 $2 rxit? dar i ~~ S6x100 Harmann Rxlv R&Rxli*t) Reuther ‘ 7TOx1 HM) oat *y . 4x] Wil Oxson uy Ax! moved 4 ; Sx 10 Rragtil A ie 1O7*125 Engle cat sie 95a 1 rmauer 7Ax , Masne 9x100 Hartmann 46x ‘Murphy Thx 75 Hermann 13x 6 Murphy 2ox 75 Flynn. 7% 3 DOUBLES (12 Pair lLuick .... 20x 24 Harmans 14x 2? Maune® ...«.- 173 24 Engle nen lvx ; Bragoury .. ié4x 74 MAY START EARLIER Due to the conflict with the cup game between the Ben Miller and | the Spartasg of Chicago, the Morgan- Killarney contest in the municipa! soccer championship series may start at 1 o'clock nest Sunday in- stead of 3 o'clock. Definite decision on the matte- will be made some time toda, Sy - jchange, but Manager Cummings of jthe Morgang_hae yet to be heard | /perintendent of Recreation Tapper- from. ssdeendjainmididietiebmmandeedeeiemieemaneeeeenan nc — Cimaroon™ Trap Stars Open | + eae Te RAR ot Pe ne ee ay at RE ae SERRE Ot IE Rt ten ~s __ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ -- ADDITIONAL SPORT NEWS cual Ry all . To a ~ Opens at Madison Tonight 0° >" night’s Entries _WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 30,1927 —_______9].LQUIS POST-DISPATCH _ a Two Good Places to Save—The Bank and Bonds TODAYS o ee a a NE i hm = ~~ Ae ne A ne TET ‘Lubricant Marvel” Men are amazed at the results they get from the new motor oil, Iso= Vis. Thousands of letters. like the one below, voluntarily written to the Standard Oil Com- pany (Indiana), praise this new product. “Tolerton and Warfeld Co. Wholesale Grocers Sioux City, Iowa “Standard Oil Company, Sioux City, Iowa. 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DD NTT Oe AO FHI rar TARE, he AEN Oa Hp “STELLA DALLAS’ Comedy and News ASHLAND 3520 Newstead Bremen Theater seth and and Bremen CHOUTEAU ; ? {ik jeff. and Chouteaag EMBASSY |, 4938 Delmar Double ies eee “The Lady Ermine” & “Jewels of Desire”’ ag ‘Mix, “The Great | Train Kob- ol Comedy, Double Program “The Better Way” a “moaming Forties” —— ae Sheahie Dimumreain “The Truthful Sex’ OE «CO FAIRY +; ( and “Young April” —— Easton News BENNETT in| | | AMUSEMENTS _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ SHY Nd TONISHT .*, G00D SEATS AVAILABLE AT BOX OFFICE FOR ALL T aims Pop. Mats. Today and Sat. at 115 ont Eptertainer JOLSON in Hits New Musicai Show PERFORMANCES BIG BOY Seats Also at Aeolian Officie. 1004 Olive Beg. Next Sunday Seats Thursday CHARLES ‘Owl Presents w Jt HONOR OF THE FAMILY” Great es nn nen Story ot Wife “Talked To Death by Friends” Why ‘Queer’ Wrote that Epitaph When His One Ro- mance Ended 45 Years Ago. ee By a Staff Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch. TILDER, Ill... March 30.—On chill spring nights, folks in little town of 200 inhabitants. 70 miles east of St. Louis. gather round the pot-bellied stove in the general store and discuss BOT the Se this about iS lectures, wht oO f i } extant here, A Sample of Style. of some still tent is disclosed am } Al | choed vith of t Perhaps the w “As ina dazzling \ Ing centuries and 4 mounds of dre ISion Me COT hovering oO these imiess radiant, vest see not _WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 1927 Tom Phillip of Boulder, l., ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH PAGE 81 AUTOMOBILE AND MOTOR BUS TRAVEL _ TRAVEL THE BUS WAY i Be it. K an iu "Ds = ee im“ttal rates daiis “TRANS it letferson Hotel MAin 4600 Dw "EST Hete j G Arfieild LSOU, — SPECIAL NOTICES RURKHARDT STOCKHOLDERS’ MEETING LOUISIANA & MISA! RIVER RAIL ROAD COM y ST. LOUIS. Miss 1927. i> t si 3h) | CEMENT : ste | a MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES | ~And id work. a!) kinds: oF CAbany 75a. (oS) ~floars. Oe Bsee k reraekel abic. Li Maftiit. CRETE — ay foundations. f! M228 Greer. CAbany 1457R, (o®3r WORK—dOur sidewalksa have walked on for years. Dryden-Dyer ». 204 N. 10th GaArfieid 3272. Taree | or stall 4053 * tem} im wn seeding. Call m~Te. le reorn -ANING and Ester 53434 SOMINING painting. patch 1625 N Tay! rf av. DEimar. 3 Of M. TASTERING New « ork. an ‘Su tre ar 666) R. STORAGE, MOVING, EXPRESS M vt via, * ff 4 f LINGe Wea both mace rie M. B. Walton. Lindell 4977R ikO plastering. a si . : : range or ers, ait any andirotis, 12th Br iuer for giceve, art d fen MAin 2043. upply sie ™ PHIRD, (cB) Co ics ecreetis, et FORSHAW,. 1098 N A. G, STU PAIRS —— jobs. x ‘STOVES, FURNACES, REPAIR fire Tee hy ee ES & tiem eetaeners IRMA IRMA Theater EMIL 3 ANNINGS in 6324 Bartmer Av. and Comedy 1716 N. dethetne yon fair, ehaste the romance of Thomas Phillip and his wife, Alice. Nothing tangible romance remnains save two tombstones on a wind-swept hill. On reads: ‘Alice. i last wife of Thomas Phil- to death bv friends beside the first, bears | inscription, ‘‘Thomas Phil- | ee Are vou form”? POP. MAT. WED. ®s $1.65 Seats Nights—50c to $2.75. Sat. Mat.—50c to $2.20 sere sett "Tis ney impr and |! pressing LOIS MORAN in of the ; “The Music Master” ee Comedy and News ™ % kisses on the immortal dead i cerpt Phillips’ ‘Man-Study.’ ‘Yes, he Hoffman continued things that mi: made wonderful to liked way rloves and SI ¢ } [ J ree fe +} 3 sid i fie . will Ny . ; at - ) ‘ rurning py 2 : = atetoel a ‘ »} 1} : YT} Th ' Oar re Pre ‘7 ( eC ( Ips. o I r} iff hilled lips. of our Se a + 1 nentibatele: mranmiliiie Ne lean >; senreuinnd. th | }*) Tne rig | wi Ve ra bat ' ¥1 : , 4. ’ . ™ : 3 , ey AN a . . tt > ar . : P . rious fame i as PAPER CLEAN’G, ETC. ut This is an ex- a papers, “ do- Ss‘ St ecture called lecture call ixplayed in : Brest mechanics. ak. be (3° - ee THE JUNIOR LEAGUE to ee of Nib Louis | first ar | resents lip, haar The Haresfoot Club te j EMIL. JANNINGS in of the University of Wisconsin ers ————— ini Ae "| “MEET THE PRINCE’ and ‘Comedy | Ec lip. Kirkwood, Mo. at KOZY THEATER | goclid & Nat. Bridge | oo aeonael McNAIR}. yeNair-Pestaloz zi MACKLIND | "SS", GRIFFITH p45 Areens Aresal Lady Enmine” MOGLER oth and Bremen JEW SHENANDOAH Bawy & Shenandoah from im “ eT , 7 Cw hy RIE RR oe titg ge mes) BI vane. oe Wes MRC LR iy He " pies re ree ees . ee eT — ; ( Is “MORAN Sm tr he Music Master’ ( omedy and News is 80 it works like @ charm, ev- ; Arfle a You'll If easy queer, a rieht.’ /and doesn’t hurt one bit! ry | 7 ‘ % ‘ m : A Drop Freezone’’ on that old, laugh, realiv! Ingers, Kingsland 457 Gravols Av. r clean rooms 4 hy j o oe € : ‘leaner: apartment indel] 1876 cents at any drug , vinta pina ’ eo n ee he fe ‘ asonable. ic 7@ *AINTIN( PAPER HANGING—$6 _ per D E A T H Ss ba | Poon u élart work today. Jbiiftferson | tS o ‘ Lost. on or ¢€l in fcR) lesday. {| te is [f Gran : rd. $320 reg mn PAPER HANGING—$6 Foor ap. satiefa: \e uaranteed Andell we A, w. (c+) Hi AN« (LSANIN -~Do werk \ TYVier OD OAR (ert 4;000d workman: clean. | bug lid. fe8 Ih yeeif 5800. (Bb) shown; ‘ ° aia La per \ ‘* , . of bi tiete 3 Foi. Lime was t Iny oniv a suf fie} bottle . Freezone tew ent ‘a Der ‘ ’ the Costs store, hard the to US, Shi bothersome corn. Instantly it stops then shortly vou lift that eorn right off with your him queer Alice and his 5 Lae a i a a ee 45 . DAaCK erected first was *hillip ; aft: r a in St. years ANtO } hing; sore, touchy ceorn, These at the him American Theater | ::. Tuesday, April 5th ry Evening Performance Ouly -¢- ir-old bride of three ee Main Floor, $ $3.50: Baleony from $1.50 ad. oe friends had tall he od ‘av he ij he marries at thought : to $3.00; 2nd Baleony, $1.00 : a ee eee ple Cee rk ‘d gou h 29. 1997 gf leas 20. ZABEK——Entered into rest on T Tickets Now on Sale at belief that attline had de. | ** d go to work. go up t ne yet gal oy J. N Us bi nee W Maren Qf 1927. at om William UPTOW N—Open Door shop, another woman. cA farm r l aSKI 1; : for M ork, wif Rez ibek, ryland Avenue just like and Mrs, ee oe Ma ae a aid i! DOW NTOW N—Donbleday Page opesee tO;4."" nies Mr Shop Arcade, 223 N. Sth St. wife's epitaph. ‘Now, bing to C1! ane °C. W. Hoff- | wood SOc t Vy‘ old, who Was an | not going ove to $82.5 font , ee P Ser . MAT. coe | intim: friend of Phillip, to place hugey i “ | — . . ‘ . ’ ’ hile to $2.00 ':OWeTS On the graves each Spring. | ms not Ing to milk any Cows. | é : = i y Jam | aiich ny Pee ian re 2:20-—50c-$1-61.50 | it IS this which revives the | A! nee Tom ar mo | : ' storv and Ww) jimh was . : : . .* , ai id ii pl aste ring. clean- Last Time, Next | SSOrY. an nich Was responsible | anything, | wouldn Gear brother of Eds | 1 andj our dear dau r, sister MOrest 32OLW (68) ‘ trrele } ‘ ‘ A 4 rimtiz, im f Sixty-secoi and ter-In-lay the pood wort id reasonable sunday Night for its discussion last night at Hiumbol, 27@SR. cit) genera] | * he 1, 7 ; BOSTON brown, wit ae & HA “GING Done reasonable se ‘ ELLIOT POOR fhe Man Who Was Queer. worl | POrest O804R. mn NUT’ his lecture tour. as . at 2 n., to nt Hope Cemeterv. | brane’: shy age . fe face rkview Eee ee ; . Pe a . .Vangelical utheran hurch, thence »| FTLISC Westmoreland. ick . ‘ERING-PAINTING — P hi Pate es rite Lnence ' nied waaning, Hoftman whe ; reassnes®. i Sf ri ted before the WITH THE ORIGINAL N.¥. CAST “Woman, Power” and | Ninth and } cs tore A } 4 al “04 af © c iMmemMoer fii (oval J rs Joh ‘fn tery re : Oo i 4 , , , i y 2° ; r i} ; ee {(c4) i BRACELET L~«ast mitat Lilfix¢g ; We ra CuUsaranteed; { + cs and with a Dispatch Tndonrs” Comedy (Orpheum § nites | di. Charles de- ia h ) iygnbors i 4 eanun art ' , ; J , . stove, | her. When he came : | A. | ; ch 28 92%, at sé ribed Rome ‘mbrance, F OFTeN a ae BARRING | - r . Ryan... dear} wart ‘Entral 7U91. HANGING cleaning: Féagon- reporter dead. 1927 and Harry Ryan, BROKEN Loc K—— Los ee UE osatd. Cole, climbed the leading aC TY) 1XA4. COuUntrv ce in Phillipses yuried. | but mdon” told the story of Thoma Phillip ENS ; LON CHANEY Orpheum Circuit Vaudeville and Photopiays who Que “TELL IT TO 1500° HOICE SEATS TONIGHT 6 Ce 4700 Maffitt MARINES” (Some Reserved 90c) C Special ANNIVERSARY WEEK show RITZ } ' a gl a Seas an? = P | ne ur ar grandfather. 1oO : she om F new | parlors of the | = ; J r* . KOO" work: $4 roomi [L.Indell 4841fh work sAcieste EOSSIp Double Prog.: “The the Lady in Ermine” and ‘Jewels in Desire” hefore and ‘Tom's to iS hitch - the Nights 8:30 amMmSsKaA ars Leading Theatre of St Loni - j JOHN GILBERT in fo) “FLESH AND THE DEVIL’ MARY PICKFORD 4266 Lee Av. and Comedy O’FALLON le Progr Double inerean 4209 W. Florissant “er ma x : . . 5, Dain Wig Oi 3 nih 2 Abi pina lg cS lig biioaat ho MATINEE TODAY, yearly wasn’t Funniest Show oo Earth fat the age o! ‘31 years si store. iwil athe! SS 7 cut asa hak wah 3 sti nh ee bes ee a s bei ot ae “College Days" and ‘Some Pumpkias™ was suing eee and his chair slunar PAULINE f CHARLES RAY Lillian & Claxtod “SOME Pt “MPKINS” Pestalozzi | og42 Pestalozzi Vas af OSL- hill ‘metery ’ if seem over it. $.o0 work 2 TIE PY NT DIT TIEN 3» 5 ace CINE ARE ARES OOMEIEY FE: ORT SOREL ET AT Se a ae a die until 25 years later, didn he never *) | furn Double Dinmnede were ] mit Cann tombstone. ‘last wife.” te oC eae an” iedhdiag” the “wie Cen cu Monday. March 2s, 19% m., Barbara het hollme ver widow oi! the Lj Christian Schollmeyer s mother Christian Schollmeve) Lulu P {nee penewinerss ?. er-in-law of George P ibeth pp ESE. and aunt x in THE ‘ it f questions a ive of aulus i i- ( vf." > ’ ; TLE Lost. to jot iti 2007 { j "kK ntral Ww ‘L. f, aulus. f Call Entral S600, £. | (es ite ~ in sy al at a DI AMOND ost: between Empreas WALL paper d rong Hotel T i even! mates cheerfully ALL WEEK OF TI “THE FIRE BRIGADE” APE R ke ep his uncal- cleaning gkiven, Eliz ~ i» . ’ ’ “ - ' ‘ ‘ a. , tis fil » r+ . . } , , P +? lat * or i I} i ritl Bi se] oo i - rai ; -~- ’ , + . P , . ~* * , oP someon : i | deal - of | " . ~* . ‘ ? {? ) r ris pret? ; wrYry +4 " eg tg \t ‘ e ' i : : hi } ' 1) } Ald I tii i uP ° ; _ ] r . yer } aii a Gistescst 1% Sisley ei taf fel ae t . 4 iis j ‘ m ‘ ‘ ’ —_— > J — . aw aa ‘ * , = ‘ ’ “ j ' rs ¢ s i lou soa who quoted Ingersoll, 'ers shunned him. “Tom was a began. ‘‘He had a poe T until t} liesday -in en 75 Vears., Funeral on Friday, April 1. at “30 p. from residence, 3143 South Jefferson | DO a Valha Ha pal um. service talked of Ked o1 farm- ~ $f per 2¢R (eR) room up. the ‘‘Reast.”’ Wall Paper Lindell 10293, (RO) =~ BEAUTY PARLORS IM AN} NI aning. by experts: | WALL Gould. Riverside 6 rev paper cl ahd up ; Double Proc.: “Pris- oners of the Storms” £ “The Blonde Saint” Double Prog.: “The Music Master’ and ‘The Non-Stop-Flight’ CLAR * BOW “rT” queer sort, lie ‘4009 “Lind man : ‘) re » 3! late! = lareh ” 4 (hureb eich hie } Rioves he 1} He wor MONTY BANKS in “Play Safe” Featuring Virginia Lee Corbin ‘ Prices 25c and 40¢ SSCHCSCSSSSSESSESSSSSESESESCeHES et eeeeesceeeeseeeeeneae Gayety CONTINUOUS 1 TO THE HONEYMOON LIMITED MUSICAL COMEDY distinetion : f%« distinguish the ireat it me reauirethente. s444 Park 4a secret, ~ . . 1 . 4 ‘7? Sunday rT) ale ] AY vie iM ra van, tall and st t, Tike | aks Funeral Friday. Apri 15 a m., Gus, Schle- | SON! Wid’ ic four Ls man, tall os, eit + pe RA eeond am {fer ' e ? ¢- “ me ee One ji “ la ne were a swol-| What’s in This Bomb? Entered into 1927. at 10:45 a. of the late Patrick gay ware! edt) af : j ‘ a. m J in Jar ek of HY irgini avenues: ' "hmeir ) ] iar f hie of | er il all, widow b \ ‘ _— Joseph and bert J k our de: roth n, beloved mother of Jeremiah T., . er bro T ‘ none ) oseph P.-and James G, Sullivan, SULLIVAN A ry hy are aioe wiht © 9 | | 2Y tiv private leesotis evenioga, Sundayw: Grace Lawler, 502 House Peters in ; “Combat” and ‘“Amateur’s Night” " . 7. staf ’ ‘> ° 201; ', kiin m9 ings, aftcernootia PU R ry ——I ost: tan calfskin, ine fKuaranteed money and papers, on Olive om) — nar. Fairs “t O7S8O0. tween Olive at Grand and 363! fas r- | DANCT a} ; rate ton; f nder ple ‘eturn ; rard. JEffer sed 4 orients: sometimes. } Teena A Societal Apr il ] at . 15 a. m™m., 93 »#>, ri lay tae , when hunting. See Aste Section Paro other SP F unere ri ays | or funeral home, 3125 a i. ee aa t ' sAbaf vil Bt. startied to x = Pee ee ee ee a eee. See 4” eee afayette avenue, to SS. Mary and Joseph's RAIL, . ;OAD a aera os Sunday ee eee See — enver 4 sash doer aration sau . ‘hureh. thence to Calvary Cemetery. De-; JUOrmue pS Ad ane 4 ( | Iny IS]IDLeG }allidience "hi bh | lie) a hw i undered one four private £uaran teed : at. i ' Anna ay City Limits loop: essons: results 1] ' if 101, do! a (KHSRON)—-Entered into rest} of St. Francis, St, An 4 »? > Y (mcla Jefferson & Gravois Double Program |: 4 : JOTLNSON Bes : if resicel a ' be tol . vetiue ’ ” baALiLy ane the Le igue of Ps I ynday irch Zz se. al n eart. ‘ Spitz [. Hi- POINTE 4 “Blind Alleys” and Clayton & MecCaus. ‘Her Father Said No’ Lafayette 1643 8. Jefferson LINDELL Grand and Hebert LYRIC Sixth and Pine MAFFITT 281 N. Vandeventer SE BAS AY 40O€ into rest on Tuesday, J AMUSEMENTS AMUSEMENTS inter a steps in four pri ; 1027. at . , kk a. . John the mn . es \ ’ / . } ? i. iti «>. ’ the yi Perryiy y ck d " y . Ly ' ry ‘ . ; \} ry} , oat . ‘ sale : Bhe Loved They e | ; Helen ohnson and .our cear brother ¢ Cr Called sorry Tiger.’ ! VER : incle in hi fifty vel th ye tie i ee Miller). dear MILTON SILLS, MARY ASTOR Y POPULAR PRICES irom the Geo. L. Pleitech ‘chapel, (31 | olas and John Tyrrell J 7 a+ ‘ Arthur J. Donnelly’s par-| Lu mine oo HOOT GIBSON in By In the Vibrant Love Drama 7 Easton avenue, + rk ys re ee pe ' eects: ttid| || “The Sea Tiger” - LOUIS SYMPHON MMRA—Botcred into revt on Tuenday | 1m g84® mel pouty rare laeamest ts FESTIVAL CONCERT ORCHESTRA March 29, 1927. at 2:10 3. m.., Som) St Teresa's ~eppingss alvary | RIST WATCH | ; : a emetery. bury 2) os FREDERICK FISCHER, Conductor i MAE M MU RRAY a's Greatest Heroine and LAST SUNDAY POP, 3:15 “VALENCIA” cei elglaaa EMIL JANNINGS Gertr ude Washington University Field House MORNING CHORAL-—APOLLO CLUB and the ORCHESTRA green Ederle GEORGE SIDNEY Offer to St. Louis and St. Louis County In the Huge retain Tank. “AUCTIONEER” A GREAT FESTIVAL OF SACRED MUSIC Featuring Gounod's “GALLIA’’ CHARLES GALLOWAY Conducting Hear St. Louis’ Three Finest Musical Organizations. lore Than 800 Sing and Play Together FRIDAY, 8:15-WEBSTER GROVE SOLOIST— KIBURZ—FLUTE SCHOOL CHORUS—250 VOICES Lorraine Brunson and Paul W. Thoma, (Conducting . TYRRELL March 29 GEORGE SIDN EY “AUCTIONEER” oe ii ’ a Ma lé€ Fa the 3100 WATCHMAN'’S Flet mn» to AOE RADG F—Lost . LADY dor ~ ” awoei iz 1A Bartmer sire 4442 ™M. Ph at bi reward fer) Americ First lay, * pag BO TES ba ment VeTirt ue ‘% —_.~ y Rs sl > 4 ‘URS ae witig sep ” re UA, PERSONAL | erm | SY, | realm: cataiog ceived your letter, ‘ARPENTER MCT. BILeraiit repaire , ih (2) | LEARN t& drive your car: —_——— a naty JE ffereon HONS Leek, {e70) BUSINESS CARDS a a Mae McAvoy and { Charles Ray in “The Fire Brigade” {© Chester Conklin and Charles Murray in “Mc Fadden’'s Fiats” Mae MeAvoy —- i Charles Ray in | Fire © Brigade” Y I the family Wednesda New Team of ig CONSTANCE TALMADGE nig cent te i Picture “VENUS OF ‘VENICE” And on the Stage Murray Anderson's “CHINESE JADE” A Dazzling Publix Revue. lnuterm i*s ; d > if i hn } on Tues- rmhante uring, big future: ClaARaeS, Louls Academy © floor. SU4 Pine (ch) culture, ‘the eure independence our graduates xood positions; hetter wages any other work with! AY woman « or nicht classes, C¢ or a Moler College. gt rH, learn hairdressing. i | CADIES ; be auty marceliing right iture Lfarn beauty reat ICKETS AT DOORi PERSONAL ————,9,9,-_— a a a aa a wir Me. “acca oy and ‘ Charles Ray tn ‘The e Fire Brigade” ne PAGEANT Mae } McAvoy and 5851 Delmar Charles Ray in Powhata “The Fire Brigade” S111 Sutton Av. 25 35 (Cc Thester Conklin ana Cc} l $25, $30, Serta ie And here SHAW GEORGE SIDNEY : ul of all! } “oth and Shaw “AU 'CTIONFER” | ES “THE MIDNIGHT WATCH” 3 : Willian . , Ba ; ee, e @ i ne Drama of the 39 hon eter hh dine ’ Morris : and r dear fathe: FOR satan Police Grand-Shenandoah Double Pro. : e “Love’ a | ei are Se j Greatest Mistake” & aos eee ite Lado. 8 cap ind 8 p. m Mat 29 7 o'loek «a an’ 1 eaty tours | ae oe SARAG } : sanies=AiB CS ’ P hy ( ; " . eet i ‘ ‘ ' avi i ‘ ‘ a Ans ; - “seg yates oe ; i A Oe : >i ; aed _ ten 6350 Delmar “Finger Prints” | aud, our ear brothes 2 224 Edward Bulte| °" Deceased was a member of Wellston | ¢RUSTEE’S SALE—Whereas 5, ash: term ‘a ne | Trade Schools ree, VIRGINIA 511? Virginia ' JAIMNO vOOT LY SLEWDIL a 2 Great Pictures “HILLS OF KENTUCKY” and “THE GORILLA HUNT” GENES FAREWELL WEEK ye Horr weld, repairs; 1 (of ration + Ores we tio Mt al nage Ape, agp wow , on , rernern | 141} ae ee Hindu | - CARP} Regent a MEN— Learn orickiaying” * evening: s. with ARPENTE | estimates furntahe 716 North Vandeventer: sma n Now Playing i Anon, ther 2 ADOr tion | ST, LOUIS rallvay mali gon 8) "Ys loved lathes Mi soxgapapopse tions modeiir iter . tri ab] Lefier, ear: how to qualify ge fter. Write SEASON’S FAREWELL CONCERTS: i A tine elton Crag RAN Aes aise Box “Pa | pai & Senste jay, Ma t-Disp - \ contractor. tools fumished: £ ool rear ARVENTER ‘ontractor bDuliGding ac ‘ - 108 ai about April 1f); nail qerk cxamination ADOPTION eepectad! = v L.A ) aned pity fr7men ‘ ' af : . . , MiL TS > f ae iPt Pe oe Myrtle ) ae ‘Foci FE LM dune! 1203 Areade Bide. St. Louis. (oh) y! yen igs, M pone $57) d int , oe Tueaiaw 9h 4 b> t-] 2 eI paren r = n culture tawueht by aw 9 - oe al ees aes Y ized Marinelle brat ru Lore, 44> 9 ar fut? Hiv fan Mue Me Avoy and Charles Ray in . ner rom famil re 348 | 2 : ; : = x — : “Funeral | amily, idence, 5; Lodge No. | hes “ert © = po tg Reig Re At gyn oril. 1! r@- | mansiet lal " i) wee, | erte-Ciry | ARS ER nome EG: — Baltios a E; A H S ; Pa at » ee, - i a hf rnii : { Lis ’ ‘ , j IY m and bert by ey ; brs re f Lice 6 oY feo? di r GE. , 7 a ; - : : Ss ’ Cnt ai free , rietiy moder: { JOHN GILBERT in | “a agg tM iierootint in’ tates | goras Lodxe No. 278. B. of P \l Deedes af tue Cas ot toate Bet oo ERAT mR: painting & specialty: esti | itarker ia veeage, bydraulie chates ( sit FLESH AND THE ; : ; - —.. : . Maa : vit LARY Th T ,u ; . 2 : : P i . tf. ® bigs ol : nares .* ° ‘a ee S| ‘ . ; ‘ : i ; » 4 r ;) \ .¥ i i! ‘ z itt ; ’ . ¢ 4 a ; , ‘ ; 5 ' uw i (24) ; TARTS rR - hiave 4 r id | «hon r pull down A TREMENDOUS SHOW, LLLGATIER— Funeral fram th imily reel: nee = % ui ‘ mT ry ey jon at raalh i] ii ~ - ri« . ye, a at gon ~ He i 208.1), | THEATRICAL a ne matron o! ime Gt iL» wee come A EY former sien Es vey i gaat ont ; : . . ”* With Ever Suit Eisen! ardt Bou re, M4, | Theodosi : Ss Dw eect Or) tone - , new afd - "+ ? 4 ‘Fighting Love’ he Agniy Mr. hHaker. re. 5, A ‘turing Peggy English, Williams Ross, Jose Joseph Parsons, Loew's Chorus, Don Don Albert’s Syncopators. ‘ugesday. FanOWSK * Guay + ’ ‘sem Theater Bidg.. 16 ach : ae : YOUNG MEN wened immedlatety “ta gine LIFE OF BEETHOVEN” 2 om@n mea- quailfy for princival parte ih framathie -- te the film's action. . . ; , . > tr . " ere ia >* et . tT) \ ‘ > ‘ s/s ; } * ; 4 ; ; " . . tryst oa* ’ ; **F . 4 . ‘ : '3 ‘ : > ‘ che ; Barber S10 4 I] , ler regen liege PATENTS aimed e. and folder free Py ‘J Hr sic Fide. FIR Olive (SOP tatent W asi:- «> se oe 4449" ASHINGTON at STH BEGEM! ANN ontinuous, 1] te 11 i rm. N Sc or! yaa 6 p. ’ nlenan. 774 Oth «i. . . .£nrvereqd etre call (os) | mle I OWNEY March edeniy, on bak Z if a. im heste 30 a whi i if ) 1 gq } n in é fareth ’ 19°77. ] r,t , | me Date. st ue : ; : - » ao! ir tec Lie . >" = _ 3 ' ¢ : et , iA j ¢ ‘eg | j AUTOMOBILE AND : NERS MOTOR BUS TRAVEL, bn ht Bo AVE Nichoisaon. Zivzs N rR ANT “ ht] PAINTING mm COAL fa ~ i AROW NLEY—Paii a bbe ‘Abany 527 CALL Veni for painiing _bointing. Phone JEM: Tae ROOFING | tolte x? to. te m@pair ‘and reanrtsce Ws | called awed “64 Jose piihe > Stor er - tyr tion anteed, | for am : 0640. | 1208 Hotel = 4 fiperence Unneorasary | Prim in few wreke: no travel. , met ti tay af id tomorrow, rer, Melbourne A AE $s Sond est ee? te ’ ' & 14th ’ * M. JRE INSTITION Least Two sag The Motion Picture aus Kh Cemetery “FIRE BRIGADE” 9 Thrills! Pathos! Mother Love from re descr, wher: Terrace, . A Tren. enaious *lor A ed ina i gq 1b ay bi bhabi ict ; ‘ yey) a WitTH AN AL L-STAR CAST RED PART tite mat r Per hearty: 1214 Mi Ae. tomy | etaininw and tuck- S47 (cA; 3) A SPT. ROT list of persens SE EK< ING WORK is printed In the PosT. ‘DISPATCH SITUATION WANT pases. Many give thefr THLE. PHONE NUMBERS and cag ill IMMEDIATELY, CEntral vie SPECIAL BUS Mo... Friday night, & ws. m.: $10 round-trip; returning UOM A = went VTS ORCHESTRA hrother ity ; Lite : Sie 3 — Denver if PTR IN Rater a aE TD a : a : ba ai*rje ae iz i a RIT: The BUSINESS CARD ecelume te [Zv' THE FIRE BRIGADE ' fas Springfield is a tist F way ig ment er ¢ 892, s BE REL AND WHITE MOTOR STAGES 1805 Washingtou. CEatral 4788. 465) | § GET Blo a also patch wingiee me PosT-Dtisi’’ TCH WANTS of city. ot LIV’: WORKERS who are ANX- i mo } Jett Teri dar if Cemeters. be Bi | Ay ori. Ne | a oe ‘ there i reves interment Valhala No. (cd)

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oor es When a WORKER in the FACTORY or the OFFICE is an argent matter get him through these columns. “™® ee HELP wtb. —WOMER, — MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE HOU SEI HOL | D “GO O DS FO EE SRS ars a MEN Saat 1 55 ane 7 a: om SITUATIONS—WOMEN, GIRLS = Bree ere | ‘3 SALESME N—Ma: xperiepor . with childre Oe ‘Back. | colors. iinbers Bios 208 Pre Franklin (c34 == PLL L DLL SDDLLSSS oa M4 s > “a atts * . ‘Tin “1S i=? a ra ‘ P eT FT r ys 4 — -- — — 2 * + ead > : bane” ‘ * re r a ae au as oa? Ir week tw ; han o ™ " L “ ue . . - y = bf 27 * 245 a. or r tz Mf ANEN - _— 4 ‘ if 3 ‘ t 2 - ’ ea im 2 Per Fy ~~ ging erga a __ Coaches \] PI Oy Mi ~ . RTRSY ae senis J. A. Law. 903 Paul Browr 7 Short Departs een EC - “ a 7 rlass condition will demonstrat : } neuen — “- ¢ . : - : ° . = ToS Seals. ie eee _ 1936 (>) i . z - oe: e . é + 2 > * - ° . * } Se , . sae as sods - . - ~ - ~- = z 3 g . . - " = s é ah : - " , . 5 a ® =e ey «| ; } S. > ki ie ail so ” 3° 3k { si “es Cn a mS | - — . . ; ¥ "43 > ~ €37a 26. * 8 si i -AND . é , 3 fi ? a ; " eo Wid.— | Reral j Ora ic la MEN, BOYS eo cers 74" ST tS + » & _ _ 2 > - : z » ae . ' , a . . ‘ or . ¢ . ; . j : — i Sheds ties SF VA == —_—_ . ty a ~ ’ . - ’ : . ii a aha . : , mag fa ; f =. , rj nF 3 2 or i . 3 —, f i? we x 1 én - 4 3 " . Qi Pe i ot : . _ S at ¥ ¥ . « > = 4 - 4 > > ' on — si Poe. Z '} a ; ‘ i . es & a a . }) aes eee. Se . sania : .o* - + my oo jis 3 . a ~ “a over ’ . 3 wT, ia —~ es - eee cast | wae 2Se2 444 ASOT HELP WANTED “i ss ms thu ; EUR Si a : WwEeEVROLETS Wtd : ae c & ar - contra Ps ares A | Pepe te L LES) . : : ‘ = nurs- } 0 3 . Lindel! 0164 3856 Bae NO — _. . 4 - @ “ . e —- : 4 - " ™ P wether o7 , 4 . 4 a Si : “4 “ , . ’ é A % + & “ee x ‘ ‘ ‘ ; } ; y ; - j oo : +" - a - wn cas a ; VEST SIDE Pe I —— a i: ¥ not interfer: - : = ——— me ——— . —-— = yan, Momunion; thorough!y experi mica i an hn A ~ tM ke Teal money m St. Louis and Fis} : OKINE ang cen- | BED-DAVENPORT SCrrs —— Som. ia lah ¢ hy Tm) AAR In} if ~~" aANTe Fornps © Sheng S329 i oe rt " & 5 : +7 ; wi~Iis : ys d * s ; AAAs ioe . “. - : ree r ~} . + nere . sme 29 - " = 4 ~ * a I > jet Sor iD) aikers. & Tras. 7 . . mall ry ; : . — ‘ — . Tre? Tig? met i . ‘ A ~ i ; " Me wa ee wes aod ste te $°7 : . AS ' oo “het ™ Het Cr. x fe ’ AD : CHRYSLER—Goepe Ro) — POR Al onto on ‘ye en Wort . ; O} eoy re '? +7 ‘2 ‘oOo t a — > st YA ; | - a on | ee nenager’ ip illinois and 1 p bath 3435 Hawinomne. Ghand | bed in trade: ee 311 8. 14th at.. eoutl STORE and OF FICE FIXTURES 4 AY a a Ff 4 n Reg i ae ING-ROOM SUI e e pars down paymel i : thas . rive up Te Pevior 2116 % Doiman + 6th Street | | S106 po 4) LACE CURTAIN FINISHER, *=*fent value: $08. Steiner Furniture | 1) tre Te eAEa BB or soe > and | eouek. pan Se hier CRS wih. ue marrie : | FaN ERS _—Experencs : rawr? re «omanufa rer @ ——- mR eee Shee " . lates ee vA. a: aia oh ie “TNT D r ‘ on egg "¢ ’ r as 4 tog a it *.2re . god , ° . ‘ “"s *. j Pn He | i ERA a Bees oe = Sant ‘3 . ; ‘ . } . i = mei i ¥ r sie S$ Roe r. S “= t a on j , “ x 2 ¥ . * . : ° ‘ > =P . os’ yea 7 r “eS? -~r? 4 7»? eye; aes ; ¥ - - : ay - =~ . —_ . 4 * ‘ : - 4 we ~~ ra my wer - on - A i ‘ L ; \ 4 , | \f " % +? = 4 - . . go ery fe a i = - 7 4: nm if ; RD — ie 5 rs . . . J ces - . ~ - ad ~ es ri it. . a | aa enna te lox & ! Pa irtg me Frei & ere ‘ iat tite c nici ahs cm 4 work - beat co : « wiieoms 4 —_— = a os = : . } x a SO i? =. : abd i y ite N -- + . } oa : ‘ or ‘ er ~~. ~ + CD wens £325 TE 192 34- - a panei a : - . " r ? - , . 4 se ” at er f ’ om 2 * . yo : | — rit, 3 experienced | ef a Five Salesmmen to Sell Beer MILLINERY TRIMMERS zs : : flats. GweiHnes or small lows. need sveds : : Finance Co. | Ructing 250) & iaiae - a | y * ~ . r : A s ." \ 1 i ; i ‘ . senate -” “ a - a = « . = ’ ® - - eee - _ DSSS nie aaa nea aria se Fe is $ rms ° ‘mela? Mc- * & 3 . ow «! ; 1S & E —ialies " 4 = pe ah 9 ~ 7 t: a fas i a ms Pig. at - e new t Th es ne — as 7 Se = r - ‘ re’ Marita ae as S ae ® 1968" - gs = be : . ~ ‘F. Sarees. - - ¥ BW ; -* * * w t I @ & . "€ = ’ -o - ° af ” = « oe ee. of rer. — k 24nae, 25 a > ‘. . - im as ible “s na ae = a . MAN- ~ _— : —~— : ; 4 : ; 304 ' casita ‘ ed neck pocket Setkiric’s:. 18 " Se cae ae enitare — , th. Maia Iiée. $1000 FORD—Ceupes, 1926: 9 . m —— z : ’ : ~ 8 “= ‘ - sa P| ~ ° . aol = aa es ar ut - ” . ' Ts ed - . Ps e rT mr remy Di-imar 24 Pee — “ “ . - 4 ’ © Pa ‘ te ~~, - a - : : Er PDKTTT’ Rt _A’lrmnat nee a, ohn ry tin- ler 1427 Fra? ’ ella ne ae ie} rrTeo Ww or your on tee mas Take r > vf _— _ — . ¥ oo. "Y . ' a erPwingc ma 4 SS oe > - 2° E 4 a ™ : ‘ . t - 7 — ar tame . . 5 “ela . oe , oe aug ™ . se 2 n red 7 PX se = 33 em. al Bex |} : e és "re 238° — A) i w ; S i LSS OT n . -e nt whrous? os . * : ' + big selection, | a i ‘ ~s ue. TD ; = > 4 : 5 Sm ‘ Sg anes : © o " > . sera : =* . . ~ > : - — se —— roe 4 ~~" + Be 4 i. 2 * . ° ; a. Lt Fs . E52 ey . : , ry 7 ft , -— \ ere > , aha? ie nets - « eae > em ~ , 14 foet lone. —_ \ r ia +3 }eT ‘= rAN = ; ef ge s : ; 4p ; Be i T \ kK ~ : ee . Sa Ee — ; whee Te ee OS a ~ ee a: —--- a ge ee ee - F ° , : “price very SP 4 : re money A’ a ts a rer ry hist Ls 2 Trerstd . } ‘ZS ke a FE, \ - r Ise; . — . res , aaiticin . 4 ; |__ Machags asa ey ‘ - ; eae Must pat & sp encic re mY cer @ : AT A acs nie -an% - eg everything goes “) ninde- beat prices. Hazserd. FOres yr “+4 a: 7366 Manches: er. Pay be “ or) ditue UO G “ea op on aga reg eer ha eneed Anny land _ Must be oo a the hae i b. Werber Diren 1123 Washing. | Gate: rugs and a *: everything Sect: | ail minds: Sent 4 8 3) | ed 1926 model. 5 > te ~~? & —" " oA - ” i _ _ 4 ‘ . : . ; i dciniains * ° ’ Ft. . . e t ~ “ , 4 ‘ me ath seer we ae es seal Ee - - PE SS ET ee mae oT a -. a Ye —— I ny — . ~~ 851 jee on 4 : gO Sl IRKERS—V a ; cc Louis. to seli highest grade Radio ! ical Rog NY 4) | eS ee oe ontenm howls 3 tr COLERS—For neat ANCE COR SS ae wa rr Tr" ft Sd r -« . . . a 7? 2 ; . ‘ - — . v e - a . a“ ~, ” ‘ *e - ’ v ‘ - an = . 7. ~ aes a6 r ie. * ~iegors . ; a e Pe 5 ’ a s — = les b +f *» e ~ ow : ng cm - ital & ‘ r . a, ss , eit cocemaun ‘ ~ 7 rs ; ’ > 4 ‘3 . r 2 w Gr eset = ‘ BTA 4 iar ” c pReS *“ia‘s I a bed i * A. Tl a _— tispiay COUn Lets hie aS a OR Ae t tes a . te ec liime ‘ ; 33 ys - ane 7 . so : ante Victor ] t - icht wery reasons > 1: ‘ S275 @ 33 7 ; « isp. try? (C3 - : , J s a“ Lo Bilis @.. ie ~ * - os - 1°R1 Case ‘ i cx 10-26 iE . . os s . a= ' + ah . % ~ m7 r. 7 ’ a ' rity ra > 7 - ‘ - = aes rr ’ t i - {}. } - NT i » Pes * —* z af s F 1oGOW ; : : : ree — s 3 tion Thursday. 4 Seartine new store. need £ s bac HI-SSayraNN Patented Freezer Display j TaN o ») $40 down, open Wednes ~ > : my ~ ° ~ . + - - - 4 * « * ~ n- 2 - i, ' - “~ yt — | 4 7 = . - : : ee 3 ; 7 > 7 ¥ 47 or . : 7 TY 4 ‘ 4 ~ ‘ 70 ’ > > met ss Ty? ~ ; . ' as r ™ _ . Sr — ke r% a . -t4 Z ¢; h es = £ _ 4 On } 2 3) = RD 3 ete : ++ a ew Sus . ; = ey a) \ 2 ; 7 14 *& foot lengthe: Guarer;, He. FO Py yon ted Z - — = a ‘ - a eee eee i i ‘ 4 if a CLP OIET CARS §* Arh Mare: now r a ites : : 1 yn un es Te " aCe RAN Wart lla me €°O QppwrrTts x —_— ti igheat 48! t t tear ce Teg sf $50 to $1000 yy) amg L92S emmoved in Gifferent lire Rox BOR iaece x ne S Ss e ex LAPH: , -4 bo WA Sa sB Ss aca “dies - sameeren - = “7 inde of Rouse goods. furTiu- ste . reaine—r econ it loamy = a i} | therized Ford Dealers ‘ hee . ’ ? a - 7 . Pe . Pa = 4 . : ° - ~~ 4 . ' . c » 4 4 : - a ee }? ; a. scar - as = a ‘ a a. a = om ea. = sie . 9 4 QP i ; : * wt ha ae Tues a : ening cuici oF | 3 TI *¢ i Y & a { ee abies ; 5 > = Rtg Tear b> y) : FG Ri “o 8: a. oo = ' : ae 2k 4 - : : = S : : : - . . : P . ~ a 4 . i ee er a " rine ¢ . or = | = é te . TY) ai i Ju : i , . ss = - hhe : s4INTE! ~ aa : e §B.dg sa4 . ame! t ecams sah tr iS Wee! +4 sacunan ee gyn NEN LS naid. A. A. Selkirk Auc-{ || REFRIGERATOR COMPANY, be car TY ae 5 ¥ armenia re Gf ¢ See. 3 a ; ; ieticers * “ 9 ' : .* eae aa ; } Po Om = > ene * “67; DYraes ow **, e ° a ¢ es anion wae — »t? ; ° : ni ~ ape. 1221: «a : 3 “he « ; —— : }48 ¢) rtfs F ‘ . Ps : “ ~" > | . 2 ryeT i é ° = . rma . + i 2 re ~ * j “ } ies ~ ¥£ rT | e : : . , sor , , sa : ~ -p fe ix 3 . 2 4 sae NN 7-915 NX Ls: ma we -_ _® mth of @: bo a4 i= R i f tt. rere 4 FY RD to . 1 ui Tok 4 : ‘ te stuffed ! +- re.¢ é, afer tt page GaArteid 8897 —— Franklin Phe me CEntral S884. (co) Gage Money acran Low rates, Pay # around: pt — = Eg) Bs . ; “ 7 z + ? a: ae ‘ - ye : . j + r > ; « = 2: ~~ = - ° *» rere y $6. ’ x Ks a ie EE ee 2¢ “ _— ‘ . + . _ 1)? iF PAMTEMARER. 9% - experience Z ate MORE, erm . ceaie: “dnc ieeien ad SSeS abu or). * week Levy Bros.. 311 8. 14th. | 20 00 = old feathers: wav onc u« Sa aoe ee back as e ae $19 monthiy ( Motor Car Ga. SHE ‘ bos o; Sox? “— >. , . : . ‘ . Sr ah ; ae - x . : = . . ‘ ate _ . 4 f. ra - 4 a 4 i Te a "ADB F ee 498] Me ‘CR A r & G00D : ave Mi rin 4 We 2 ‘ RP. if Mins J => : ; ; ' ion : : ™“s - , E ~ ee y ; 2 ; css wel es ania “tI *: ; ae ng . rit 4426 Page DE lma VSO. — t. : ¢ : Dow . ao ad ee De aS | X FORD- foun, 1 ne LUMBE: , : | : tei exD “a : : : | “er after a ee ee p. PArkview |" | Grocery retriserator. sltehtiy 3 L0G& N. Grand (c15)- {t) nelloos See 2 ” Yoke §.1Fi.5-) a A — ; 5 4 te : ee allel ‘ : ‘ ror a" t ” ‘4 ° a § ih: oe . 4 — . m = ‘ . . ‘ ; ia is ° ‘ = ss TiAl) Tec in Jkitereon R460 Harr — - Sapeagt ’ a. 4 edi A het & .i¥ / speciality: $2 veare oxnerience- x lg re ferene Box } ret dow? ress floor 4 cS. aa | Cabary 3610. 2007-15 MO TRAL 948 2 HORSES AND VEHICLES 4) ‘, er TP | - ge Lonites Ree ™ ‘ ys : " 4 . * OO aenieain . " ‘ i . 4 As — oe i ‘ a TAHT? AT Oo ws) fF, TR mis 945 0. ‘deel : a = a ; . : 7 a4 hd — ~ _—— - : s ~ > , ~- “~ ~ paren - oe 4 ef : ; ; ; ee ra . T > ; —_ *e Fr . ere : ' . : pee “ > ’ ~% , ¥ 2 wr . tos * ’ Mi ak - L.-T ler ase mame : re ere “s f ; ne en ieee rr ce here sn ; ork et ; @° Crees AT > fy wT, , . > r . i )e% Sa. SITIO ¥ Sn , F — eee t ; ie iu mn » = ae : a wei F r ule ee > 2a : _ ‘ 1" ¢ - m - Tien . ? a - : = ‘ ™ : : - ° ‘ . “- ~ ~- ~ 7 “T° + * y s . + 77 oe > " yy inetr n aelting hove: Siem 3 5 ok aaeee Werke? Dress 11: , n their desire ANT) FY AMINERS : at 1) Burd ANIMALS _ was ——s ; - - Po . > . sme? os ~ ? .. - . 5 +i I . —_ a e , : Gen ler ine ~~, T. Mig Senger a rt ’ paar : WA™ xt ae ai . = . ‘ ‘ ., . errs We Sis & ors | cneeprarees . we & rm. : 7 : a : ype oa Pes 7 mluius. & — ‘ : nae as neo , ' es : —_ -aow CHO Ma Mons oc. Pur DoOReS | B eine , . oil ¥ Bete MAN &. ot? Elects Parir ats . ; Oe ee ee, ee iS t ’ = - aha! a a oe : ms a eamnens _ « ate Prntel : ~ - ~ » ° ~ Me poms Po ct? e ch r roegt e*.2° oe - >, » Lt At 48: a8- 4s: aa. {> : Y - " — - ~ 3-4 . ie h ass? 7 A Ls “ ° - - € 4 ‘ a ork aieaial ‘» ‘ anh on ‘ ~ . " } 4 13: 4 4 ~ >A oc . AX ar 2 _ rr j z e - » > . 4 ee = —a — = _ — a es. » we 2 - “> .. err aT . :' r. ~ sehen es Pe we ae ie # ‘ a 7 =. wv we > © Ce. : : urs Lome : eT . : » ‘ = : Le 5 ‘ ‘ 4 ‘ sos ss i - i ne * ad _ & 7+ o o23e¢ a. aa io ae ‘—-. a a + = F. Yn oF or & yor a Bit oa : : be UW ‘ag Ww e , > \ 3 , 2 i ass . sw itiX is _ sti - , ba ry air 2" L* Ter ° ‘ re 4 =“ . » . - * 7 . e an - ‘ ‘ ; rm - - 4 : a . ‘ " 7 e ° . : . ‘ . . = . * 3% i? 7 ‘ ia . at . —— tryr 4u pi > am? #T) 5 an. . 7 ." srand, ' . «4 “ ss . 8p a belay Clea RES Hi al a anh we Sas, TY . ' AD [IN GAR! INER sf ) | LINDER Coupes at your a7 4DO00OR BROUGHAM | Also Chewvies — se. | » . . a? ta a ; , ‘ . ; ’ pape ee. sae - : 4 , ~ j . a +46 war ‘ee j wale . at Chee 3 ay ‘ ¢ : “> « R : : ut : , . e a — . we® ‘ = . - a ne - Tes ee i. 4 ‘ ? s3% if SEHR EF Pa fr a : Wii see we Cie i-\ i> aan . a . ~~, - . —_ - : ” \ \ \ 1 | L? § . bt ; " ~ i ——— | .f GS 1s h a ’ hurt aii ‘ a " AERA es $ .? [ os ** . . “+. * 7 — * . > as 9 . - “ “ + « . ? i\ ad as = . . " - “(meet fee is * —_ ” -_ 4 * ig: Raut her IE & Pyerige ' a ; : ys . , ~ i SEE ee = : L. ian seer Sec sitirn to righ! our OUR , tion: , : . HELP WTD.—WO™MEN. GIRLS 4 RME? T LO SNR Wachine- | count ~*~ 2° m.. 3849 §. Bro was For Sale : oe RD oa ie ee ea . ~ = . , aa . me > ; eck = ie $ Bg we i . sili 4 ‘ tz ork: experienced DReiraar Is. i “ : : , ; 3 ; at tc? ~ roel - > a : ert OU-BINCE ; have a iLawie hote! Tras mig : : ' ; . + nae mers on - x “tc PI anny + : ‘LIN | oe PTE es * xj Gi hoo dipioma. Mra. ford. 3u7) Ictma: . tts p+ 4 iin te wit! _ Peelers CANVASSERS and SOLICITORS .- AR, : —— Te es , 49 Ponrig nt Boor : EXCH \GES : FURNIIU 2 PUT nvite 1 - nevect n ag gaye eae " Lindell 8009 $615 } Folsom. I AAG ES, ER POLO GORING BES. | 4 ~ ; ™ ‘4 ; ; at ~ ~ ? = ~ . A = on ; " di. nal BOT) Bae : sea a vas + it : - ; ~% a . . és 7 TT) 74 TY. - “ pean: na rene eee 7 ine : Te rhanwe t1090 sv? nom a 3% ke . s: 2 “ - anes a i { } { i; + , } . r ~~ . & ~ . > * — 7 a} a8 - ™ git ah - * en ade = . ™ s 1.Ai i DRE —_—_ CAT’. CsCR NIH *> . Ty Pes thers 2% TTI SSS OF > a aaheien ae “ ~ = ‘ act ‘ = eer Sa - oo . + —_— — 2 ee, - " 484 4 . eo . ~ ee ae . “? : * a” call ‘ pines “+ e4 » eayre + t _* - Aa: . eaticlas - - ; . ‘ > > and . bs " j L ' - - 7 . . . J r _ - I" i ‘ penne: hursdat Ji tterayn #444 : ‘ . va rds 3 me , ‘ rages ' . -- — a binets § efriger > : Ta ‘S sizes -ADan* ‘ive: also COMUMDIA Side. Oe - e F 4 = uaa - . * . . ’ , Poa — ib P _ tg - - ’ am +*# pe { 4 ee | yt i> ‘ ‘ . LAL NDE eas. ‘Si . or cleaning. refer 4 a: ‘ = ey f : cae . yes > f ; By { -scnitnsiniaieinanlia 3 . ’ all - t . 2 4 ‘ b=? . . m . ’ big — } : e unr rom siuffe ' euites SaS.o berg COAL, COKE AND ecg : e _instrum e s =_. aowmnens — am - a . : ' ae s S . is : 2 P . Ter 7 5s: PET 4 ao ‘ ig: Dh Diated - ” - . . —— ~ sh 4 . ban gi« 2 - ’ = . aa -- . . ’ a : 4 b ys = ir. ai —F | od : V.At NDRESS—Sit Moncas Bnc a Wt aLas I . a ee rie 7 ° + ‘“ —_— & nd : ~ 3 . . - > 1 Pa . 7 > an i r am | £ e : "2 . oes ’ ce? &-@ a. rs Yee Tr A Al ; Tt —s i a . o = 201 eT & +1 4 $a: ~T? om Gal son. or bundles. DElmar 53053. | yewr ting 3446 Linc particulars, Fox B-5. Post-Diepatch. -§ | neh ay 3 3 Neplave. If you have bad retail ealee ex- | plete home furnishers. Cash or terms. In 1s $5.50. DEtmar_ 2° 5. __SOE S ta ‘ : Coaches | LAUNDRESS—Si.: colored: first class: or - — “44 4 TAL ze ae ° née ne ej + YT sarigete ° F ici + "> mo} pertec?t te: KT.AS ¢cieanin re ference wettereon 322 _ R44 stems . Lop ma ‘ : : — 5 : tn ire ‘ . ‘is pos ; . r.354 ert 2, S>.2- , acral? Weig por,’ a Pianos = rgans or =. _% " nerleving easy ferme —— aN tet iy. tlhe Hdl Sigma CAT FOOTE Hg! oe a 321° Ww, Fiorissgrt a automo bile Sir i t-9°8 coaches ai fs | * . "an teed Funt (ber retet | . waste i-H7«) eee cmoree, CAFS OUl; OF) BAN—House and yard: qne who can Grive nome places, Write 1 ncis Metal or Ma: ference: 4 es ee oe | THepatc) ° SS SSS 5820 ————— 775 ECs cE Medium Size Grané, éuu lestune GRand é OR . 3 — : ‘ * te fig : st-Dis af vs . : 3 ’ 2 . — . . a ¢ ‘ ‘ } ; eee - : oie : . — an Fuirn ~ suTrp. 4 T- Excelent fom I ‘ — : : Tr; og OY -H4d rte vet ~ ae lt aint ee teen te ere ee oe anit ee gio iE td ote Minar nb tts ane Re tnt tt Mow» nie as Behe eGR I tame Oy mes ; oe eee eee aa — . ~ -* “re aemgrepy =” - v ee eigre Fin Reon &] “a ‘ aioe Every Mondar and Thursdays .? VSrrrepaow 4058 ~ SWA a4 ae LAUNDRESS—Sit.; or cjeaning , Thureday Box + sent ety ’ ©) | WANTED — Lads or sentieman. wich § so Operate comptomeetr: etate age. ¥ 10 30 A. Lt J dee san 64.80: fut $350. W. A. Lebleitner, 322% ROLETS 1994-1948 coaches. S178 ‘Tiday. Saturcay TEffrreon S283 MaN AND WIiF! seTimal 4 miCcrTes Stan atin dieihene Syrce yan Ee 2 Pr APrRATOR |, ae om 7% regis eo milan ex TM . 7m 4 Screenings. 36: = aH ; 7 Soa ani +5 ->- 4 coa Bes bes “2 | oor ee ier | es Me Mies . jan ufacturing “ DRESS OPERATORS — Imme-. 7 eg a eee eel aa C ? > an 3. nace $5: apecial clean lump. $5.50; we 4 cz. at —————~ i guaranteed. Flint Ante LaAUNDRESS—Sit or cCeening, Comes rr o" hoe Phlarn : othe ids Hes ei ) | BAOST SC a e is : fle come arena - — rurn ire oT A LI Kini is ite. * ¢n & tene tedas. Foster ce sm Gra miniature 8. $807 East ‘c$72} experienced. _ eater wm 6104 ios . to 7 yi} ernerenrect: ter Ts ’ ES hol for : Sait ai » a de : —— ex changer for ieee sige — . = ” 55 bins ; . si cee ‘ 4 La a & Ba. ad eo: ‘4 ms »% saa * ‘ ae caaaaill we | . ‘7 kKIPK TRIN ( momtean bs eee t a sm : hao Te LAUNDR yg a st ee Lindell BOAGW: ed. permue business opening St. Louis. | a, ESMEN en fi the 50 new Willeox-Gibbs sarn $20 a week ai start. See RJ. Sp 4&8 JEWELRY, GOLD, SILVER piuable grand at substanti= red sienent.__ Jeter | ee eee oe Se Sone Seon can clita ext | Sriste . ‘ : \- CARAFIO] ek and references. Box F-358. 1 i EE NT a nee deena So - -- ike Seoresacre dle, 2 ede SOT al —s ry gta fia grler thew. oy z or Te Me ‘ORP “S038. Locust, } a e e s é . oh > 4 . ‘ ‘ ~ L Poa oe cn Re SAS pe , c+ . ra “ q *=*9 . 2'eee . on omen te gota PEST ; . ‘ P , , . : ‘TT. - ree ; 4 77 a - ” ‘ De Bi + et aR RAN NRE CM cRenn MONEE res SRA LET OSE . 4 oy a .. mia — — ‘ ; —_ an . - Wey keer . ° 7 ae are itm - = = 4 XT TA ™ » . err Lr p 4 vs ’ \ . ‘ - aaliens = ° —_ ene “ihe " wall “ oa ‘asin ¥ _ a ns . . . “ — ™ - * € to Ts “°* : 4 ts? i ‘ i 4 Thiureca, and Frid ay. rete PeTOe enites ” Ata F "i , u “ ss / , . , “ , = 2 . ; , tt 17 or ‘ ‘ « reo? na c we . 8: ss . A . ny on “te 4 2 ~ : . : er , : . ‘ ‘ ‘ om : — - pial eed ee nus wr es ep r oo me 3 | Pit? after 8 . mm. Li alti fies . ‘ 5 - re beac i ses t ~ > \ 6 4 of £28 BAT , . . . , . ‘ - — -——- — —_————— nny We na sig r YF ~— ey (ree ee" gente a “ ~ " Na 5 x , —— . uit ; 2 “ is = . : . “ ‘ _- ~ e eae SSe * a a> , . ‘ ? sia : ca . , . 2 Z Bee ’ hist -* “ yy (YTT¢ ty AP is ' % ; t Se , 3 AT NDRESS-—*1 eolores Weinesca? Ss nora * ' w ; TG Are ~ z , soit “ae ye a : ‘ eS s ie - at _— : at es hom %. ~¥ GRA ae PLA. a * - —— i . : ‘ 7 ’ =? as iin 2 ; : *r ry -~ ; TT t E's ta8)> 2a 2 oe ; " zi : ; As =e € go Peery s : ¢ , . 7 . . . oy # ~ ; ; : ay. * Yr: 7 é y ‘ . . } Teale ’ ,oOraY fay a a4 = a: =" ia . hon 4 -* : Thureda* Frita. heat reference XN, } _«& (45% £. agape ae , an ’ j si’. aii . Ga i, : ° crinle — 6 ure : rv pei eees re —= > lei ait A 3 ; Niiisis «st nae SS —— “ur Tri Be in es case - ‘ $b LAUNDRESS-—Sit.; or cicaning. — am | : : ) ery at ' ae “ B ©] Ss | “wante Thuoreday, Friday and Se.ures® ra * Arpiy Teom .4 Uy & aa. art ; Po wb ie Ww neter _2 tie et ~ VERMWAN iAnRmw ENT eames om —— . x a4 gt ARO BIND nches. Grand Pp. Hoon “all Lindel! 2aa7w : $n ~* | Raph , 1 dad sth cd. [an Hees Rnrings. €2.45° Fefrigeratecs, $4.85 = : oabios : reten — —- : = ing take wae 4! . * ‘ : --* ee ror a a ge ~ : - ens sseeuenaiiats { j ; 47 y » 1 ef " ++? > 3 > , > aed ¥ CANVASSERS and SOLICITORS rT) « hy : ‘ + ¢ — * . . ° - ~ . > P c ‘ = —— . vr. a : > . = ” ’ . » a é ime home. 4453 North Ma:ket. DEima: ; , e: e ae “TOV AT BI . E ‘AL ES °r> . = ‘ WOMEN eres » See © 3H. Rex R-214 ore ts s Priced ‘ guick & oh at Yiis “ "3 aA ec] ‘ : | ' ie 9 . . y : > ? . d + yieus : - a> 7 ESSEX COACH. $235 enue pili ny a “pgp ts 3) hangs einen aa ; => => *of : 4e1ew. lai o - on Bex F-19 ALTOS — se 3 : 3 lon a [wh at : oe Sane ame ; bute ae" = c? : - Pa 37 85 2 ri nee veorprat tr f fog i _ ~* ’ 5 4 a SOOPERG - Al ° s 43% z “2 oe fed ; = : ? : ; ge ‘ : 7: *' , ~~ : fat NDRE* . 1% mdr . ork IEt ferent af ee > « awe? _— — # & ’ « vp wee “ x . is Be € TTL ME ¢ % R : acai ns x t. €4% 2 *4 02 RA - amt — 4 Orreti tion ry thie. des. a % : fay. cleaning. laundry work. JEiie . a work $ kine for a ; ' : Poy a preg 7 . $45.25: B : $ month = "a4.50- all a B18 ' a Seer ar sore; gon’ fariioc’ | money welling these new Safety S : — andreds Bargains to Select seem or Sak P. A. STARCK PIANO MAID — Sic ens Geewate Semeny. CAT) ee en eee ee a ters merc apply. Ask for Nr Bena Bene SALESWOMEN ee EASY CREDIT TERMS 3 For Sale _ an a0 ei oe RN or 1 TESTER we will buy mr guarantes. ’ j ? , A at a hd ~~» A , « S ‘ - ‘ few —— -e oe ad 1 . s* ne ete ea cieniaalll s . —_ oO “eo Beet . . — A itiw “high wat ee mood. Cal) 422° : JAMA NM , Ven 4 : , eA ia! co. Worl ure ac ae ube - ; a . Stark - —_, 7 ; NURSE Gik Sit.: eR pe riecnchs. ‘ Bis ' “M 2 F2 ahs ie «4 (I Minr t ~ | a } ferery? i ~ “ % ung 3 ° ye By F ’ - cs 7, °ryr" he abe abe “ & , a ore ’ - : % ~ * 4°27 ’ XN 179th *.. sti Ree enitammnadann “ ‘ATER =. ic? > % 7 . —- ~ @ ii Tt ? ~* ™F La , . oT Ter) eT ; ay tag "5 = ‘ * : ow 5: (rar ts f Tr, PP mene ie od ~ nee “Nat eal ; . ne "prac 73a cy ’ «% re o> ix? wm i? se Y - we + rm A c a e o . Lf r Fs , Ss is 7. . P 2a 4 rie? s F a A ¥ > } > ; T A ‘A 1) ae . % : | hares rag? rye arte re fem ~ -— £24 fy : i Qe os Fes ¥ | ? ex rie . Tera , 7s = aos ees : ial b i ° ' ~~ t_Ac‘ede 1158 wD dene = fm a me ace : a A ~~ emp , L eed IGA ie Siliseil , - . , im ae otis aie Re £ “2 Tt ** QT AT to yx? Tiger, eng? ee saCie#F ———— — z _ frrRT ; rac ger ice 7s . mn oY eaten an * wr tree > ° . . eee ate alien ~~ + + “>? j - vr 7 ’ P i; ¥ - * - encanta | i‘ 4 > aad a TT? rr ITw Tt Nf f ' ; : ree x _* i - ; * , r E - j . re aa ae _ > ne 7“ mn : “" . o—— 3a x. ne Pa . : * = BY A , eee cy \ “ ; ’ > ~ » - 2 — . "s = = - “4 sie 4) i s Boek . ~ _ Pe ee — ry ro @ é > ‘ QD a ‘ ( m if la—k ites ‘> iT rf te) ii } A = i a > @ 7 i « A 3 wits toe. —_— — = nl pe eae a og wrt Bh ' acai eee’ —~i— ms } ie se m ~ YS « pees; ' » £ : ke? Tt? "> ” — > tie ci ee Fl tit? : re ‘ +? > : * : aches! training: neat appearing — neem | wan fer butler and sme cutuicg work: | 8D a oe ne proscones * _ Ge hme wg" Oe ee A glee apace tt Service calls anewered promptly. lot ae oe | Pike and capebie age ee So, | woman must be firet-clase cook: also 4 ily discouraged. , have & le OUT work. $ igo Ss. 3 WEbater 181 Experienced. direct to consume us CAFH OR TERMS. ) an expert bulid . fio eet: reason: Bill oo ——e ‘ * f > f ' j ? > ~ 1 f —— ” + ° ? 4 4 7 | a : > . R . b~ 4 : : . ’ : " _ 9 : ‘ = ; GRA PHER—S: 24 a 4 tore that t« Fore lTicrs ’ @reri VM 5 a . : be Woe KR aT ae Stats ’ — & v sheen . 4 a : - — etic eh 7 » _— — —" cor ° ac tI si a? iv. x ~ te eo > ‘ : i gy * - = ; . > > = “=. . —*na? - * " : * _. ° \ > a sx 77 ANI ; */ Fi : * e t e “a3 / oem take dictaiiw tap ‘NR with larrer « ines is write us e . ews } : ment Phone + hii = / si and tra: erie — ee a ee Fan an MEAT «© eho six :" 4 —_ : “2 7 m™3 . r _— by . mente open = a : ee | aoe : 4) F “- % wor = . E Bee re a : peer anes 5 a nom, a ‘ . : * “ &\? . P a ‘ F . 4 : . " . = " " _ ? : : | mens ; nl agg te lL — ; : 4 \ STORE and OFFICE FIXTURES ines For && = ae ec OTrke -§ ATO a as rears x wre -s distrifbite Circuiars / & @ , are my > ata catenin eae ; : . s oh ile tated: * ; ‘ oO a en Talking Mach pr eel - « * ao 4 * : . ¥ ‘ 7 a Peso ee a? es ws a4 ee} . . >? ° a - i ‘a ’ —— ee a t ? ; 3 lay tt, See eaine nti apa VA’ nted ti A y r “~~ ener verry + . we ~ ® = . : rR b , ‘ st > aT £ : : . " : he _ a ee a N - . a tg: Wr ree; £ —_ etiane +. ead 3) a a ect : s eok Teeny r% Test 43 a vw Ms ‘ en 4019 Magnolia, TD. |i — STING CASES Wid — Tro wecondina: Le Toe ee " ‘ . “ee ATi ham FOR § SAL E VW : . = wereoennnenr pool F a2 ” . “f ners must aaa v t . } A mmf OT ULI Tic a > HU ae COACH leeqmer finteh faxerieus aneel- : & ee pret ——ss'.: work OT le ae rire 25 oo ienere> tee “CRUST E oc . . al! TA a 3 wt of : * 2 e 24 — 4 av ine ; tuity s eet at tt Sal ee nes .. Mi ” for cperonpaicn ©& é ham 9 es toa ie Be an {fumed } \rown ee ” * we ee rr Es = — ~ gv eee ie ~~ wind Are renaeos Postar " - — a — — fy 7 + > » ofer 6 ®. _' @ werk to start or 3 —\ *. genera ae work \ — , > SRI Tee lk a 3840 \ Froacway >= . 3 = ‘ 2 64112. wEN.—3: ares 20-30. steacs - ”™- . - nar. Apply 634 \. Granc ; y = : Enright. let floor west. Parkview 454 ’ Dering %I1926 the Post-Dispatch 2 Sa case: 24 record selectio ‘ or le 2 c i % « * | GIRE—Wiite. general housework. co: printed 108437 Reem and Bear€ gi ask fellas Suk and ouird | UOms. Only 949.0%: Emm egg rng BP ore ae sane Rae MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE “Wants” — 45.648 more than the DESK Ailend eres. _— en owivel week. / iow R487 | : 4 CINDERS—5S tom tru ~ d oma, $f Ge ivered THREE ether St. Leute newepeper* Sete RES—-All kinds: many bergamea PrP A. STARCK PIANO ’ Ce 72D & FVPieT- CLERK ei tie ies - s ~ a ~ t a ME ren. or Sete ‘tn Cis cP iby * . : mihi LUS ATTIC noe” oODperaiore o C37 . Be rat = MCMraDC eee baled mer ¢ h ‘WSALIG i a. QC St re po Office Fixts me "a ; | “embroidery machines, Rawlings Miz. Co. delivered Lindel 1827. imbre Hew ” : Srenkiia.” Gariiess 2760 : ict, i018 Olive . o ++ re ‘ ° 301 Lecaa. ct) ice

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ahr oe test . E WERDNESD AY. puARCE 27.102 SALE SEE CMARCH 30.192 | a OUR USED CAR need not t be sold for less than tts value. Offer it in these columns and get the right Price. @@ ra POST: DISPATCH.___ oO . Sa —— or ee _ ———=—- stints Sa vases osaiioas . es _- Rein ae ° : “> - : - | ENRIGHT. Reom; owners ce, ' enum a ~ —— : . : LT TT PRANK L. IN 2616-—Larse fro nt room fur- : conveneinces. Forest 3866). fee” — Coaches | 2S —- ch cons! igned: ~~ loans. | 4 Roadsters For Sale : : —— ee : meen ——— : ib “a ol] er (cf) ENRIGHT. 5—Attractiye rooms, wi re f Automobiles For Sale ath and toler pee gy x. a2 |, meals: ML water: exclusive nelghbor- a) f° Ty ° Ry a cht - i ~-|2 ‘@ ? \UT a: bour! nd. lede ~~ 71. 1996 O. AK] eae - | 4! O) Bargains? | 4 ok 30900 _ 5 = 48 welé {cS) i 4AND ¢ ‘OAC TH CK 3-44 ro atste M: aster rt extra ait Mi i] GR AND. housekeeping, ows , 4 : wee.——F OF ag king: “highest Practically ne } ' ; Eo %;, Dew tires: hurry: it’s ba in: itll it ~— nial gce ancous oe s'ertqri a3 $5. SF IPfferson 2498. (2) | heed, 74) 0 rs , 55: e eoach: equ! UR ed; r urry ! fi regain, litt KIN GC HESTER MOTOR CO. HT - roas” 44: 56 aaa e and sennonting house. | ENRIGHT | (anced paeksoning to Siow ‘ p (o@) ics: tneiclnaen ee aat viet AG TRG Bop “Piece eigen aS 7 - + ash paid. COlfax 6562. > + Pun 4000 Li} if ‘ i ‘ in ed F m rs ; suILES rr “ho — | CO., 3108 miles: $699. outs E MOT on Ti ICK—Roadai Sirk hae Wn | at au Y ) ' N E | NO SALE - “keeping and bedrooms: u everything furnished: $7.50 wu BP AY\TH OH! t fel 4 t prices. ‘Rand 38040. (es) —.109R AL. > i one Retin ag a1 fade it! r , >» fi ! oe : cOnal 1lONne 7 M ILE. Wtd. — For cash. Royal | ——— Oakland ) | Sport; wire wh eles ‘a rifice ‘$: Ob: tit C U TS r K I 3 ES ( ) V 1D R 4 FE ( yR D C A R He it be misie we th 6 “Rig ——e | nee adjoin Ki oo rane. win, scan he eaxdt Woe “esi. Fe & byrirst i | | i > os hot $5. ' a fe6} $118 Locust. Phone Coach ” é rt arial ised A er: . « An overstock of Ford cars. due to 't 1e consolidation of-A. J. Iroc : . used ¢ ar ho Kum ag pat you War ater: all corveniences. Brock Motor Os TWELFTH. 115 N.—Housekeeping aac or a a a pleasant a | a wgon 9278. j (C83) | $595; spic nd | ; cae S; and Lambert-Graves Motor Co val | urniture = A_-All automobiles bough r “4 Span; “BU I K RO. ADST KE R, £595 | Sales and Lam staves at : ~ 0 (c5) ETZEL, ¢. 21A—Front. clean, - oA 4319 Easton. AL tndett | BNTV ERSAL, 3401 Loc ust. Always Open, | ;,,F0U"Wheel_ brakes: Nami. Sete: ‘aiene Hill (FORMER FORD DEALER) ni at ARAN TEE ‘D "FORDS a uct ,2* Domelike; phone: breakfast 99: ; _° 3 mn. | buy. l PaARCS: JaLIOO 5B: G : ful iabouts. (4 $7; ional. ee 2 a ie “s “ ; vour home at a great saving to 0 : i a (96); OV ERLAND § ao GUARANTY MOTOR CO. 008 erep (ii] Offers you an opportunity to buy & reconditioned Ford car at a hie Gates: NS North EVANS. 4355A—2 pe . rea. : model; pay highe st ‘Cash $56 4 6 CHEV) POR . 2996 LOCTIST: Prices cut fronr $25.00 to $100.00. 4 AT BY. ii) a0 A ee aga jahad he sekeeping rooms. electric ._ Bah, 3 ~~ easton av. (c8)}, 7 Sbecial a} “VY ROLET—Roadster: 1925: erfect { {ii er ee peels EL: ~O030A—Neatly rnish “3 “ ee } at. a —Late models: jvst saves | Very little > Mon aa *H ks new 7un condition: an ane mond low: aes Eee au COME EARLY-—-EASY TERMS—OPEN EVENINGS room: 1 biock O'Falion Park. (ch) | FOREST PARK. 4317—~—Lar housek Suites - . get ca . 2849 N. Grand. (cs) | PONTIAC—{997 > 1 . a nete ike Wh c f S21 8 Be : ae eV, | . - -- 7 , . ees OF03 S Jorfaraon ; dae Cost $1268: $645; Jewett. $595; | i ah. eae yee: Danoon tires: 300 | rigger vom seahe pain Ba Bray an excel- hevrolet) (2223, 41. guaranteed. hi you more satisfactory service than HEBERT. 29084—Neatly furnished 1 front | HAMILTON, {030—Single or connecting S et NOUSATK ube en 4710-20 | & new car at a similar price. r (4) he usekeeping rogme: gewly de decorated. (eRO) terms, Nia: i $23: ; aaa ra . hous: 2 _ T= ¢ > ag: Wu liams, 4390 Olive. By i a . —- . an 6 E . ston >? f 7 , ~ t $400 re asonable ‘ IVD —~ ss Jelmar, _(c57x) ; room private family a tn " » r r . pee Py, el pang (O3x, | ©! Faw roadste} needs >. wo. wi “e1n yee ourings 9°3 t6 aA. LATE MODEL BARGAINS HEBERT, 2007—second if 7 HAMILTON. 1519.—Lower rooms. : OM ote le rs. ; ost-Dis-} CHEVROL T—192 ict Auto Exehanes G> Bacto oy | 5: all cue toes to 1926; on —— Eee, Suu second sor: nice large oa i Ui MICUre xchange : particuls (c53x) | to $445: al! a ot .. F pup en $100 | eORDS a aROk. GRE Ce I MORE AUTOMOBILE CO. | hance, 4867) prearanteed. Pij uto | '25 TOURING .... 8 625|; | room; Night bougekeeping: ‘modern. electric; $35. © Abany oe east SS } . ReGET price paid. any condition used Co., 4710-20 Delmar a in: duane egg ae Coty again IR wy: Marmon Distributors), | COL UMRB Fy 6 ae ee yy ‘s | 29- COUPE—4-passg, ‘ MARCUS, 2406- unt iwulahed housekeep- HORTON we L.. 592 aid —Two (eo 4 | TH4 5 | gH > > Oth -CHEVROLE ; : — = RAS. 2805 Locust ats : ~~4Ouring, '24: Al ‘25 CLUB SE ; ¥ ing; modern; private home: adults: ga-| rooms; a conven ences, i ; O8N4. 31°96 N rt mw) 4 ROLE ‘ , = , * geeep : ey. oi ae he 2 4 UBt. a ery re; ’ — conditio n, *° e° - £8-) ‘ u W el u vi pat ad y r $150 to ston. > ~—- vt sell before getti ce; spot | CHEV RO LETS—i9 23 ts gerne it lo tires: $90 tn @02R- tar * tae INBE SVABLE—BUT TRUE | _ $275. $75 gow, “~o: . heeds wor $7? other . large, bright front room: southern. . | KENSINGTON, 6187—Two rooms, kitchen- : a 1035 N ed. (eS) all rua ie XD 9,18: a Ii eee ve.” | Meta tS a coiicacaln iad cto 4404 sausage — — ffs |S; ae co? eee ‘anesday, Fridgy. | hers to select from private, $5, garage. Lindell 3293M. ic ! atte. 1 penal all cunveniences; ey E = ‘ change i17_ Easton. So eke) | gers : wt | cag FE guage t : ) 2a8*0! oa: Jee ee NEWSTEAD, 2918 N.—Large housekeep- eooea se STORE and OFFICE FIXTURES 3 ys WANTE D POR C ASH) &; >i ET--1994- dnaseenccr | FORPS-—=9 roadsters. perfect shane. $50 | Gardne Sedan { 1927 Dodge Sport T 2 ayeange |; Come in today and pick out your ing or sleeping: private, (c34) | KINGSHIGHWAY, 800 and 846 N.—Con- : —-—— “Shed oe passenger coupes:| up, trade: terms, 2506 8. Je (fersor ar . O} Oul =e || HUP—take delive . a ae po py . e . 500. erms. ) m 1800 miles Ss delivery when car is PENROSE. 3832—Clean furnished room| .2ecting; sink: $8 and $10. “5 new AY jj Wanted. 2S years of square dealing. and kitchenette: woman or couple; nice! KINGSHIGH W AY, 022 N. -— Housekeeping 4 “aan « tea ares it | For Sale aNtY oo ere Reerole: Ca. aver of earanteed. Flin 57x) un ER AL. Always Open. | CAS At oad 2. — Un Velmar. co7x ig SS ig ee peepee er 7 ~~ AS o i ust. AiWay = | PUY equippe : $673 3 OLIV X te D bt ' FIXTD RES—Store ant ieee > vr ‘HR SLE ? ‘ome seer =a - a % i : i wo ‘ ~ ; , n ~ 10; | Po : cust. v E fore aR yi» ON istributors of Hlup mobile for 14 i lor tien ic7) ; room for a family of ' and olfice, all 000 } ASTI }* { a Al r f ss : “pone “Seed laade pangs NaS he UD we i pif cin Aictl oy, eit. Tit a pit ae x GAR DNE R 8- ( ;Y LL INDE R . re. ern i ee eee } yea.s. We Teli } Ou the Truth, ROOMS ; Two, fur nished. “connecting r fight floor front. (ot bik bargains. RICQENSOHL. 915 NE: - i ee wh, open -dnesday, Friday it- 2 = psn 1925 rood WEBEI h } LACLEDE 4456— iteb s lortgares paid off. urday nights. 4R° ; ? vr - | “OV, $75 dow: + wee condition; TEBE MPLEMEN a ne: gas, electric and heat i. | LACLED 50—-Room and kiteben. ford io L Ads SE LD) A N lown t IMPLE MENT vate famiiy. v7 ‘Olfax ‘él: | nee oe (er) | othere $3.50 up | = a 25%. A: fic i “bh ———— SL ee PB ee >) ( 09 SrHh | y Sag eben dines ri ; . {' FIXTURES te; rg {08 ; MONARCH Ole L cust ; Ce... : ° P ORD R () Ss 1O+¢ ss : ray Lurday ight« ‘ - day, rri rrr > sy : poe SL oe floor ik ‘ al bar Rain. Cali New I Ory 7 2 4 $37: Q?: : AD: ) t F R. Wm, ¥ Leg ‘nd runs- like 7ORDS . ignite ‘ casion. (c5) & AU TOMOBILE CO, | ST. Louis 9299 Furnished ‘lar xe “ gleep- = ie ll14l “honwalieaie’ geeaie ed. for ee ee = ail 1 RE ROSS 42, Rertee “Ome oe Bring thie {{(| Franklin Fixture Co.. 515 Franklin av [T iy ) QU ( | rolet, $85. gap hd id ires; all extras | gy ge igh lve tourings rfeot 10.00 as } ete ae __ (57 : A OS SW AN rE D ut Kk PEP — ae ms ural ridge, {: ae : “AR + gas ras. eae ne Car \ ou will like, at the right | men che tern Dain “ue ’ P 4 fect condition: Hupmoblle Corner ing rooms: double: convenient : bath: pri- | “4 gentlemen: Private farai ¥: first- por lamp FLOOR CASE ~For sale: cigar and ae gw ust sta! “ CIN iy r oe a oupe, 1926 aa ee. Ver; thie, ’ ‘ : 4 Magia T R DNER ? TOR ) | FOR Touri ‘ee enn 2 SO aa Ivth & Locust | Vate. : (3) | «) Ni t eS ‘ vi cord } s- P ~Mranches — am — 7 T yi . Manc chester: warage. oR 3) . nee Det ye PNP ed AST eh s el won Vous a oe ural Bridg 3005 Locust 2000 Gravois ‘eee GRand 2962 bi LEWIS PL. 7, a Single connecting . — , ; ’ Or up @ dq get ate ( nee wonde I, « ’ ne { GLASS SHOWCASE— gon 90:3 wal . 1ape; guar- iL AND: AU F E" { | FOR | Cie, Sem sag go — : ec. F at * 2 Eff ‘ad 1 : es ‘ oe Ver, — ou > Heer : 4a P HQ) } ‘DS: , K Rs VsSsED | @- eR a aang if 19° 4 mode} - run f ‘ 713 v5 Manc hester E CO. yy $408 S. Jefferson. a _{c80) ae X MOTOR ©O., 3214 LOC! ST. (c& y ¢ 3 0; €asy tern ir trade. bate min. ai = ieee . | WE BE my PLE DGED CAR ~ i 4464 Easton . wm) | Open Evenings and Sundays ASHLAN ND. 4752—Three modern rooms } for | housekeeping | rooms _also sleeping. (cB0O: . LEWIS PL.. 4515—1 and 2 room guites GROCERY STOCK—And fixtures. Osage . gy) Mitchellette otor Co. at | roadster Thi aoe Da tse ae iring %] Hills. R. Ringhoff, > \MOBILE — Late model anchester, ; sian hese this , at the ae IEW we ts SE D AN ) orm ~3906 S$. Jeff A — oe | ET ‘C LIT 5° ek g .. a iy reson. ‘57x HUPMOBILE CORNER( | = ID, 1524 N 3 well furnished | for iight housekeeping: also si¢e ete ti = eng silly Noe a by aay on at rr Se ee ek ee Oe FO ° « -* aie _ * " - - . , it 4 SHOWG ASES AND STORE F. FIXTU RES. 1 0! od Car : have desirable Se- 1926 DODGE COUPE. ini LT iN G Al INET LOTOR CO,. Sate gree? notor prac- |, ' TING cars. 3OH5 7. h J ar- } _SvOme for house keeping; adults _| Foomea: all conveniences, : von el Tot gh = — ~ of all kinds at 3 ; a . : : ” # Tit at ] tires are ae rfeact-: CR} ae ; Lo i St | IF Mile 7 ‘ 3 ; / ti eile; a arn lent ‘ B lit on Rea! i Michizah ; . (*e itu; ‘y Au : ” mw ce _ — j kK TNi iSHIGHW AY (3) pe y N. Light house- : Ae Lok [, a. 4: oo 2 large housekeeping hs { Kreatis “erties “Nn seasoned corpora- _ Speed transmission: this is ai x- | bar ag Suv todav on terms ae cs keeping room; 2d floor front: modern. | Sleeping. suitable for 3. ‘ ny Car, al h "EBER’S. 1817 Locust. ' Tourings, 1926 i “ae - Parts For Sale _ (ed) LINDELL, 4317-—Second floor east; well ' ' : view re eae. ibd iteepaie, — RDP SSR AND SN 3 Ae, esas ee KIM (5 H. ‘PAI “K & ‘SONS MFG. CO.. ; 4 iOW price: G | “ --- ea eT : ‘ i " + a 3 4 ( wae O° an r mtg Ss. WU raion au auite: everything furnished - be 50. fe3) L INDELL. 4301 we SS room, owners "ieee ——— rd tn “wired. or Bem a ng good - ' Ju f - ou ' viin i . - ——-~—— - moe ' pectin, , ». ‘ffe reson, tre iw y. _ HU mt It Per.y : : 5 ris yf ‘Man, garage, reter ence, F¢ rest % TYPEWRITER AND ADDING _ A177, Post-Dispatch. (c3) _DODG E COU PE, #4 50 roadster. almost brand. new: rum oniy | MOON SE DAN ‘ORD—Touring,~ 19987 ik: A " — | + -—___________{2} | LINDELE, 4 Rotel services sib week! $36 — | « UL" ; . 5 hump pe ney 1a Tr. ~-VUO miles: run eat. all accessorire ie eee ni ? j- SC new: extras ‘ MACHINES | een ea acl be oe NOW: Der | fully goarbeed eee te Goat a ay $315. OLIVE “MOTOR se iy pouaranteed 30 dave.” Three veh | Auto Bodies For > Sale South | Roni and wp: Opies mgm. 2 ice ss orgepesauamn % Fain ae s J: exceptionally low pi ) ev : : PREZ & AR OTOR CORP... 2936. Locus Terms, WEBER'S NORTI rR ; ( ‘Locust. T ae ee onaition. ¥: Pig), | 2 tal - : : _ .|MeMILLAN, 4601— ‘Housekeepin 25 ) P.. rE I eR’ Ni IR7 H AN ( rms. en Sunday a fe ‘| BODY BARGA! NS—Alwavs ; _ commercial, | ALARAMA. 67490—Lovely. Yarze room| newly decorated. beautifully rash - =~ For ‘Sale BS = Automobile Loans on : ; Te y ra } i J! ; 38 vs ‘ A TO 7 366 : Tj nL . ple asure - terms, trade 273i * 37 t) ive. (oR) ' ‘ : he Fa é : , ADDIN« 2 “MACHINE — Burroughs: lik : i ly. | ‘TUDEBAKER ado ta “ Hee ear iors - hastated, 2 o. oP : } and . kitchenette: ‘everything furniehed. | clean. cheap. y : ° ut LOAXS—T ae ae people onty ; A “R—Roadater aT lal ; , ' — FORD BODIES—or all inds: bargains: | ARSENAI 3734— Room: : Bic new; - Dalton, $40. EF E. McCar- 8 to . rar (cS! ; SVOTT Toadster: ru; 901 1) miles‘ in pn ot trade ‘kins 4229D N 1 B ven ELON. 4, Odea LOOM; private real- | McPHERS« Ns - 40°7—Fran nt roo __-f $ ae 2 | aoe Soe: (SU) aa ENTL. \utos refinanced ris vase. SOUR rig ine ; | Gondiw@en: will sacrifice, 7 10 Leland av.. ‘ Bs tit Sed ° 1d mate Maxwe ell Tour: ‘Ing $145 . atura ir (oR) | gacnce; Opposite park; cars. LaAclede| kitchen; water; delightful summer su te. sea hci : : : Ont Th > “UlOs ‘ it} ced, . : ; 2 ; rip > r : ; . 7 ilies . ‘ ‘ aterd aaa a4 ’ ** a da . OnyT} #1) Seda» - Chi es ° re PR: ¢ > ry vd wae : : CHECK | more CTOR—Like new: reason- =. 8 re a 1644 Jefferson . (oR OG | tires motor gu eed, ‘ : ‘wi pages C d Runs perfect. Ter : BBD Ci Fie, 3 ENA 39054 — Room: @ tler Y) | MePHE 1b? 50: po i egg | aT | able. Mayfi tel Beauty alc (76 . = : : ; ne Ss .* rand, ‘Trcr 1% own a) ! q ust. “ ‘ “ "ee & ee te , . ~ =: , WANTED | cash drawer; Treas: mable. Mayfair Ho- , — : 31 Hi}. eo dé Eke 2 ‘ cif I , j pe lh. & 4 wea TACT S 3 ~ 7 : i , W E L E AD IN FORDS! | lade 1332 n ovely home l or 2. LA go room ; E ad floor front; T'S ‘ae ‘ tel_Beauty Salon. (76) CICK CONF] TA] uTo | -ORV— ;' is. Od con n: will LWZa O EQS TY OD DD bb Touri: Tires” For Sale | BLAINE “4057——8ie ening room, all ¢ r McPHERSON, 4223-—Suite of bonaskerp- ts contenis TYP EWR ITERS —$15 and up: repai ring u OO ¥* aioe , se]! Sedans For Sale aT i “ = ne | ul ‘ -s e: at your own oe ce from £50 TIRES as = he} - | St. Louts T. Ww. ye 03 N 10th. MAin 116° = $10 TTY a momar vr no nae m Cust 7, ve Al SL iwat ee ) 77? os . 3 B O A R D Ri rus - pins 565) Na - —— = excellent condition ; all conveniences. vi {cS} ; aes . . hh Mtoe. Bois” Gilet ns Cus mm LIUUAF Ou laze Cara Fe 4 a u. eet en ae Mh VEANT), S9OLA-——Room: bright; near} . a Nee ; Lick 1 row 1 you ah sang : FUefling, 250 hom ‘ - $395; $: Ww Vednesday, Fris 2 For ourings S73 ry bath: ome ee garage optional: gentie- | MARYLAND. 4310- oe anail room: ‘Refrigerators 00d meals. for girl; oe | for or pot Qu vi nn is Ai burn 1925 eects > mec lay. Saturda night xO } toy] fe: woes si IN, srana. 2236 Ls oon | Man. (¢e5) | FREEZER COUNTER—14 feet long. dou- @eidential service ith a reliale com FUR a4 G29-29;. Food mdi ties ICALLY a ) per ce LIT€és ; full: 1} OVERLANIT)—Seda 26, $295: udson, | Sn gag pets. COMPTON, “ove 8 1 furnished room: MARYLAND. _ cation 781 - —_- ~ | _—— ee ouU- _ : , ur 4 Mery 2a ee [ 4 ‘ t Tt} bs 14) mPa BL | er! z f mitury t I T pe * ) : } Pua Nnree : 4 U's on . | ra. terry ra { ; (Spar : open ' VW ' P son sy? ‘ ~ ll ¥ ’ ‘ ro Ome ream b *:80n hoid €o00s : ft le bunker: like new: price very reason- ae ine . yar: oe a a - 5 if a ; } Michigan ‘ f | rn MeN Preis om , : ae Teen ae Te ee ee ; [W a BER _PLE DG E us ED! ROOMS iTH BOARD CITY Ao. = s home iver “s} le O318W, (e8) MAR YL ED 4107 Comtertabl sle gzara } er | able: terms. See it at 7366 Manchester. | renee | 8 | : + o ~ : oft 1) tin . rye a “eit : fees T ? fi © n nd lad yette. Ac. 0107. a ’ [) 2 AR S } ~_ to A “ = a 5 A meee ‘Beautit al a: oe oo ph ok tA Is a a 5. haent } : 7“. e} be gentlemen or couples employed: " he anenre : pote | Rea es SRS Sia Ed 2a ERR es we .@ é 2 i — Pa 1‘ a ry) i, ‘ tr #34) = = . . } « . >- _r i] ; | a es { V9 ; — \ “4 . UY ‘ Ma A408, PTE PI 223 i wd . . sf . , . did on yo var as ee J a i son ¢ h4 >} —7.. . owe 7a% ~ . ~ ~ - : bebiids. - . - ° 4 oe8 FF i : ID "a. POT) i , , } "hs “ ‘ ’ wr > avai a ee in ogg lig RECONDITION ED COOLERS—For meat ee ee ANCE COR) Kuhiman. 5149-. oe (c55) | BUICK—4928 Master @ acdase Ge ON I Fm wD! reasonable. PArkview 2303J — FLAN BD aetna furnished front | MINERVA. ~ §126--2 “connecti 7 he Oure- is t -¢, Sas : ine: eels onan a-a sea |} room rk fentiemen (76) kee 10g sink, range, FOrest ons 43) so). 4 \ Ictor 1570. 7} o . yy . S on le 4 } ~~. ; ~ ayy o" mee : » ‘ 4 od he : = pA ‘ et ett? . | r ¥ ; 17) — rem ‘ : s eamaay ~ ; - . —— . - j Rm. (cB from the ~ _BRECHT (08 1201 Cass. (80) ' 037 N._G idm , ae g' all gent rante Fin bey ; we ~ ‘ = ' PF tal pat (?, atte Funis hod lac coo | hen nde hex | : ) z ‘ US.) 5 ti i North i FLAD ae tee Lange sieeping room weil MINERV A. 5033—Light. el ee ic ee ——_—— = ————— ce EE a nar. Seare N E vic CIC ‘K Overlat ‘dan m ed | price that'll make Ford sorry! F name | MONTGOME RY. 1508A-——Room and furnished: price right. GRand 1031M/c5) |" housekeeping roome: reasonable. rest | eet ae “OR —loupe ozs ma1i00n tires (} és g 4 “SE D. \N fand perf ryt iia : P od ‘price ok ; q. ’ “wn ty ’ h om re if jesired: rivate familly wa) | FOL SOM. SE°0A luarge front room: sleep: | 680°. pensimeenutniiapetiatiaimatitatteees HU SSMANN Patented Freezer Dissias | )) S40 dow: onet senena ; Rae li evs tod . tavenea § ° a ldo ant? Ack oS a ¢ re , ; Ing or housekeeping. GRand 04733. 3) |}OLEATHA. 702 a rooms, bat warts 1 gn tg a + an 1G Se eee == thane ? is pA aid onan rindaastinen IO 1 eels OCU. OUT « ” South GEYER, "%339A—2 gents or father ‘and | heat. gas. electric. Hand e138 it) teed like new het ({ | FO! sour nthe wld: a oe $444 SSS tena: 1926: beauty; cost $1250: | HU P Ti IC RikGQ | ature oe - - | 9on; board optional. PAGE, 6010—2 furnished rooma: Al SO ‘bar rgains—recondit ioned to $1000 Q} and i920 coupes. Ayres Auto | A’ WE BER PLE LGED vsee $595: terms, liams,, 4390. O1 iv : * (ING VEAL. sane mogee ter roomy; | CRAND. 22324 $—Sleepine room; all! .borch; range. #ink: conveniences, (el) COOLERS , SS het at : ., Rorrow )) thorized Ford Deals : Kime ' x Winter ure: lots of other extras: | — sonable: qd. {cg conveniences, I, A gle de 9819. (cS) | PAGE, 5075—Nice light housekeeping ae -” _ oe athe bs ther it paid for or 4] .— — a5 Baek sod n- . A. RT "T¢ i NET) AN STU DEBAK ER—Star ra sedatl “like Tosee 2 Besse an uri NB. 4-wifee] brake a A. " ~5SA Se FOR a: HARTFO RD, 3655" -—— Nicely — furnished room, with range and sink, c4) gt ES HARRY L.. HUSSMANN | ; . uick, con‘idential service (| FORD—Co 925 and 26 models Seyi : eearires. new; driven 7000 mile 4000 Washing: | nop an “ora ee touring. OLIVE Mo. | _/ady employed ee aes room; garage optional. (c76) | PAGE, 5264A4—Nicely furnished | sleeping bifices wanted 2 ; a zi ‘ liable company. ‘ou k ( ee et eee whe Aan $* “a et de o Oe ee ¥" ~~ ot cn ‘ ; a = .C) MY E. 32s" Oat im §=6Presiaence |LAPAYETTE. 403 1A Pitas! gent! omen youms; ail conveniences: reasonable, (eS?) : Selkirk Auc- 7 5 REFRIGERATOR COMPANY, : ; ewe? nonthly payment r } : st f ] a pate Doce i, Ne ceri ; ye “ i , e oe | vane ve Ir — iW r a - — aan “USED! | i 1a , comlorts to bg - ne, pon emsen _ pis preferred: private fan a G Rand 5111 % p AGE, 3533—Nicely “furnished room: Chout« ae ee ii NO7-913. N. Broadway, just north of : a : loans sid of nor } io 4 . . J] ik — £295. | VV 4 ‘EBER PLE DG ED CAR s) KUHS $ V irea, price peasonavdic. GKhaid wr) sf) } ; bet) housekee ping conveniences. : (¢ cRO) nav 39c_ ‘Lo ! ; Franklin. Phone C Entra! 2RR4. (Co? "5 aBcvance a Low its } a) (if . ‘ i} ; : te . . : NA - et tGl " ‘ ; St Q mens HA EK / “ atta = ; as ; - = . i : ~ “ ; LA FA Y eT F) 3537 ! At tj rand }- — }i ouse- PAGE, 5277—Front room, large kitchen. as owe ~~ a, ee beck as little as $19 month! MY} ae hs ma. ate ae OT i 2 a L¢ ring orign al finish: red re . . wen, | (80) |paAGE 52 79—3 rooms. ba_ Feathe -C A FEW GOOD ’ : , , led CEntral 4360. «| Mic RAY 2 - YAH! acme FINA? vf ES ORP.. j r ti r Ini es; snows rj ; , 7 “ (j Rand CASON ic7R) ; —r : ; a Cc USED JOBS es $500,000 “OR | a ee ee | po signs of being used; al] ment, tires 9627 “ rand. RnR a idiies NL ATA, 4038- L “all” decnlaned | LOUIS, ANA 270 1——Double front with al French doors, hardwood fioors eH «4 —_ bp a 1} os hae? aide pie" Dal Aid LOW e, — me : to wheneni fen sneak TE. Pane De ocust. —e . 2 ABs ELA sae COVE conventenees: srag oR conieaie refrigerator, @lightly used . $150.00 038 N. Grand (15) YI balloon tit na tite wf exter run Custom Pinashar Uned Cars é 1d W; an unt guia) argais: (thaw 2 . at. é ’ “ a1] nvenie a es: homelike: | eM se o: irae ' ) |chest. breakfast set; owner's home ‘Grocery refrigerator, slightiy used. 285.00 4 EL TOE EN: erfect: S3”- h or tert mn Af re} om Mh 8. nines i A ES AM uP ati, RM, preptce 5 sate MG: | hoard. laundry: $8. “‘LAcied PERE ait HIGAN, @317—Lovely single house-| 8 nabld x - : a tO I i in ie re : . ‘ Gms r 7 . - pA bikdy All irs ~ Dey 7 te ? rho . : “=e SS ado . “~ © ps seein . . cH 16 ft. display case, used ° ~00.00 Cee es Lor © S1t5 Locust reer lan: new mechal lly i ene a) { dition irgain: $350 aah oe one at Lb ‘ L, 2316A—] ~ room with | ea wate FOCM everything furnished: | P ERSHING, -5560—$12 week, be ut fully par highest FF} rists ref frig rerato, On oy snetrator. S80 oO ’ For Hire ; (>; iT i} } r,t} roe K : 62 1} n , ieee — . w Ss ; { ba ae “ = : +, wet WEBER rt F DGE VSED 4 i wg ~~ 1 I F . sa sta va . “ a} geo “ ; SIAN, ad ~~ oom ; . ‘ a oi : a) “95 4 / R a : i furnished rooma: Ase ake “ “2 teh eps emery gen “a Sou! ips oem * f Brae rT : 4 - ‘3 [ j I ‘ > fith ij i? } . ‘ j 2 se } N sf) LWwo gentle } : aa ae — * " to. ST. Bo | eo Me driving’ himect! [| Riverside | inal paint and tires: cood motor only $325. (Jef fer \ tees eae Atte tae te Wi Ilvs-Kni cht Sedan | Moon Touring }ROOM AND BOARD—Por 0199. ic) | PENNSYLVANIA, 7314 — Two jeaily | tories: $10 week. Huatingtos Krma Sit. AL 9480. 62 HORSES AND VEHICLES 1 “ [10 others to choose from. Our guarantes | CHEVROLET — Landaa, 1b!d diodes, |. The car that improves with age! No | $100 dow: ROOM AND BOARD—For two ménilemen | ,TUrMshed rooms: electric. gas and "sink. | SP rie hed room For Sale : oldest Ford "in St. hs pags Dargkaln: tery 2336 North Market. (c- a alien to ; irhon troubi A -192 damo | | or % ladis pect (199 te) | ROOM—Larre front: private family: 1 pod iva a ides Ford dealer in § souls pen ea 2 rtina in being able ft les Such uring: 2 agit } ae. a | or 2 gentlemen ;Ran ; ' en , | a hamess: al | mobiles For r Exchange inday and eveni LEV ROL] edan lat mproved,a rare bargain on long ms; Uaran- } 1—1923—-cheveoh | ROOM AND BOARD —1 oF iecriminat. | SoMa o> antitiehee ee Sa = RIDGE. 5044 aa aia “= 5 * 4 ; ie Cy a i te a yer, es » > a Pa ! ; thr new Rte) = torr, 44 ters on > i .Y : rT. 7 me . ’ ries r¢ einen le rh ‘ eat - VII Urnished ; : i hye . ont nihe me « peta ee Biddie. an a is an -For eale or e xi Inge * Et 4 Sryrt ~ ; Aoi bcc TES , ai ani : rs flare iach tii = a a ‘ ~v in ie Lt fried ie: $= : ey / : a. uests, geiubicinen pre Tre = electr re fe } OR wna 0: Ri) ~y at nay | ae oe ht pa CAbany Ete reetnosis cone | irpose 706} ee oo. — ‘abe Ea Bes ar ; oe aa Apes gn x page. Bi vLOm = ROOM#—Lovely, large room; pri : “ - » es warone. . single, - t i ’ : " ' it} aoe NICELY furnished front ; ; 4 * m= ] oS——Suitable for light work. iT. : — 1926 FOR De TP E Q Y«-lmar ibs smn | one nae © luxe sport ouring. ‘room: twin beds: convenient to 4 car | 72" went _ nouseker pina (o@) | 1103 } 1 singe: private residence, a, Pe : B.| + etables. Kir gshighway and Mckee. [ SO0-Nil) Us - Is \y° vw ‘HI aD \ R« | ET SiD \ NN - vat , 4 i og ad foe pt, 9% ut @- a \ gta a Gap month nara - . get rid sc 1.S 2 fg aS. « = H fr Master 6 ; save $500; ‘3 ’ , ; . ‘ 4 yee) Fy ¢ ‘ { “TY 3 West ‘ ? eon ‘ ~e . % _ ’ EN sreat $598 / ATTII Waekon Stake Warons. offper q ust. } Se ee aan e “ . . Ae, LOrms. = . anes rs . — £24 om hoard near car [GAR AW 6ASGA tema ‘ | ROOM -—- Immaculately “Clean; marble bat. TERIAL | TWE Ty i . : ter “and k . , RS AL. Lo cust. Always >. ; = : ; ReeSsT Tr 7} 1 go 1 sf eh i pe } Mp 7 1-j]$ r iT) ‘ See : Cay. tw is > dh San =F —— 2! i Sal + was na td 7 = , ams. founda mi 4 low bed. 10 stake 4, oal. 4 gand. ecrap- LINT b “a JL { nH. Aa, Rb. 90 EB LEDGE. Canal | Zu Chey i Ore S& : Sed Tae ive. : " AR’ PMER Ox 535 ——-Newly decorated roorn, | SHENANDOAH 4°84 icely hed kee = han ged ; gent vue ni. FOrest 1640 | in : scan ogy Forest 0415: meale | ts , | ROOM OSU0 West: large newly fu ‘ 27 y oo lence 3 : . : +4 +} o° . bed . s ; eiips pPiows hi: iTneRs. euc.., 4 fap, wa Mls equ Ip ve w ully equipped — & or { | | i : % . re aso! jable ‘ Poors ee ieee t ame - i 4 " i id t ail % it f aN y I ) omwrin . ° , on sh oes 7? i¢ ] } : 7 4 bed . iF r ingle: — ondhand $3 bet) Anh_a@v.. Victor O282W. 83) BBRANTY My t 1925 FORD cou PE miles. TOR Gow | a Res | Apply 6 N. Bucha. “UU HOR: cheap. | optional oa trot | een one: see rene Newer | ane ie 4906. ° ; eS 2 Fy AVO j t fs‘ ‘ a pate i % . ee inl oh. Pl siandisnedii J non —_ 7.9} P snitee we — +h by? i ; Gell 1827 Lamm. | ARDN s.{ ) New alloon res . tondition: | -—-3: a Ae MOG tiga Ours ae ©. 1 STUDBB LR SIX ate tourin q7Re CABANNE. 5309 + ena aect front ke is: _ PeAsOnani TAY LAIR, - eee. = in | MACHINERY . @ 1 an a sR cy L, - I rs R- like n Ww: lov Ps ’ ] e: lonege st rms l N BELII CV A BLE ZB 8: T _ RU re ne be a 2 en c Tih t ! : 7 oF lett ne " ” roon xcellent meals " ' CG} ce T 3 ag I> 171 | ome roome with gaa piece fluly, Purnjane ‘connectine [ | iD Ly |e ‘ ) i ' ; eve A a, (ied ts ARRAS ah Y Mi YPOR . © JIRP ~936 LAM ust. "7 rs, pee ae . . i 2 ag ar . ee ta §% ‘ ‘ “¢ a meting . j V EK KNON. 5750—Neas. ‘clean siliiadaaieaal . | stalling. Acme Electric Co.. 221 Market. i . JEffersan 3806 ee 1926 A ) ) ( RK | ) | UNIVERSAL. 3401 Locuat “Ry ways Oper | CABANNE, 5534—. fe aga penne oat sek oe 1 room as. electr $9! floor front ‘“ room, econ room ih FOrest 3376, (3) BAL A soni I A VERNON, 5734—Room and kitchen. beay rices paid. Nees- (c80) | This coum in execs ‘ondition: 6 | hone soaps = mage poe ae pe room venter. ul — MOTORS—Weed A. GC and D. CG bought, a : FR FR PLE DGED ppd | tires rood aint $130 down bal » ? teGR A pag 4an6: Gen te * , ; of i . re o BS | CARANNE | OST 601 ht. airy Vs ARI EL wae $726 Purnished rooms and tifuay furnished; garage optional: reason = i a . : sold, exchanged anda installed complete, at ‘AR D \ E R BR R OUG Hi ‘A M »* DET ™ nt} ao 4 : | OTE Sed in, ao ode: ' sii 1° “es a ; aap a : SoS hs } j eingir oO Ch if —s ter | by: th -y ~ ; en Fentiemen:; ae pos sire oN - 9 , irae suite, overcoat’: | reasonable prices. See us for ventilating ’ AWARE DAUUG | Hnidso ) and Es es | 2 a cea Seales ee aa tao ion. | A leals optional, : 2) | kan = “! | WASHINGTON, 4400—Larae, furnished Pay $6 to $40) (and exhauat fans. Wright Electric Co., Mous 5-bearing motor: late model ex- PU a oi wos . ek — © ora) 4 Pailstag et fu IB (02 aE came el] | Custom Fimirhead Used Q Tagan ICA oN 551: ree uther ex- | | room with kitchenette, for edulte. qc7 43> ~ a (d- 3 % om rs : “ - es. pata Riek . to Ai ged ~~ Bie * fi bey’ Pet pees ate; ly win Ee Se EAs we & Pe ‘ n : ! a | mn OER be 4 gee vgen \ CL AF RRA Hh Ae ACORN RS MG A OE STIPE hy fo pe —e ome 7 A eyremantey bs br: tah 8 " is aM; os ) at 664 "33344 | 707 N. 3a st MAin 4858-4859. (cSO}) © B condition; guaranteed and sold ! as bsolt i ne finished; tires good and absolutely Al | empio: ple; first floor apartment. (¢) | Bia SHIGHW ay. 2727 (§.. rooms, copveniences: reasonable, (7) ae mn) ) . ees, tenes ee ‘ ‘ _ Sie ~ (3 PRESS—-10x1 ‘handler & Price, with of $400). on iong terms ‘Ou Can't 4. at | ; wi USED) 0 ~ I : Aciede 7 O0GQ-' &. ar” ye he nareten 4 ; ‘ ~—— Newly = meer a = | without LOx1S € Saye ieaton. C (mt a Sreain. WEBER'S. 2729 N. Gr and, ' FBER PLE DG ED wee Dox ed brand-new my ws Jelierson and Lafayette Aclede € 7-, 6 + eae “3815 g. 7. Soreeey By Or An : "ATE 9130~ Ne at: ME i in sg rooine# niehed roo ntlem a} only. | WABHING TON, 42612—Hoom and t kitchen. : DElma: a5. a . @ oak x o : a WE Ly E AD aN F OR ns ginal {injgh urry. : ~- : - = - | 3s =x aes > OE oa | al e. si 1K, cas Tange. connec ioe be 05 Franklin av PEARDNER &-CYLINDER | 636_ Locust, JEATES, 50454 Sinai ropm. with Board. | | WASHINGTON, | 4056—Nicely | furnished ® Coupes at your wy S$O5 Trucks For Sale | for lad Nabie. im any naam Ding rooms; encl kite ae MUSICAL EROOR BROUGHAM — | hia Wer arent sroudt' Dont eal | WEBER PLEDGED 3 USED) — DODGE—19%5: screen and panel trucks; | . 64 a ee Be A : ; i 08 | te mr 3 " ren t rroud mm 7 a. Li | CARS) é| i? ta y ee 1s ed ecret ah AnQG Peade f a e ICL . f Loom and boa { (we | ACADEMY RY 1). ba) i and kitchenette. | WASHINGTON? 4940 -Larxe r pon bd eae eT) wi) like ¢ , n oe vi he FB yr ‘ or: _ ae Bese . ‘ep ee at Dt | )( aD SE D AN 2506 §. eflerse n Te se spice (057X) prevate Om Arkview 071 C4) | 4 tit e: ushed (cB) keeping room, elegantiy pres [roms s women and men. | ericson is car an we a: ah “War Mw ee ee ee oer we ae eso epiines : inn. Paci Lie a ee ——-- | DELMAR. 384 ird nning. hi WCADEMY. 914A—2-room furnished apart- | race Reine ail siesidiniepnbintiahaiin 1 at. 6 6) anc \ F 14 sturdy car ren Kablv reduced {4 i need ake aa ae niin kane te } rooms: ™m SSN? Oty: (os mens, 29%! ; WASHINGTON,” 4956—Firat foor. roost ; : . Sar .OD } hed room: kitch. and Kitehenette: elegantiy furn : ga é people MOualitv a : en Sie * neg ss OI \@ .«aniek 3 , een il arith 4 as > Sl iditioy } ; f Musical Instruction ; i - ALT if YN. G AR ‘” ‘ 3 + - ~ : 4 “ o wee: + in 3 “ wh lf gin Ei tid Li “ . pe ‘ ~ 93 ; - ; Se é ; rt + PS 4 furtileh ; ; , ‘ : ’ > & ' — ¥ Paps wai _ IF} 38.4 taom. boar ' rie “Th po! jeres; telephone, laundry; for cou rage nreve i! We eor pean ~ , fon. Sales Thurs..; PIANO-VIOLIN lessons, 5c: expert teach- ee! Low ae h, awect A eer rade William 42q1)| WEBER’S N. BRANC A=OH OW lai eee ‘atic * ‘eat ridee (og) | DELMAR P © etiasaaiaaiieiainn m to 9 n. era. Lindell 8009. 36 15 Folsom, _ 3 a se as - — = ¥ —— | : doy ny: t rs: i Lijlam 3 - : vat mies Ss. aiid H : Tou Read Ba is ‘ A BE > = i ff — a. cooking: garage p ‘iilege anael} nie ernploved Pom} VASHINGTON q 146-SLares room: in A ‘ ae _—v nahaghetieres chi : . . s 5 ave De ’ te Ake « r) j rt he 7 e o ; Peet - me or t - ' room for Md startane our hot water. shower bath: Be 5, ‘) . QOS Grand ‘ P . a “eee ; COBL SOGRS: hike iv'mg if away. rate Je . chanic 1 y pert ct. ws } J hn 7 nicail: and OK like rig ; “Wants” Today? : OR] Luo » chassis; ‘ ne witt SOUNT N 4&2 Anartmoet ‘ > girl - ' # 4 +4 ’ t om re! e * j ; 1 ey>t*T me nies — _~ ‘ ; Bay cy os wii « cid . i . 5 + re rey tt » r hae - “se eal aii amen aned (eS) | dition: $5. 3528 Garrison. oor - SF : ee A.C. te war ; 07 senn | «ett | rett WActede O11 sO ans (onal = ‘ tHOSR. rentieman: : we ~~ mily: $4.50 ve r. BO} WESTMINSTER, 4053—Room aite® mT. $5. hite : S1I4M. ; q : Coaches '. > ‘YY 3 Fis wn " ‘ ac} “ bi j c } poe eater , s . mee eieen . ANG At eyre 1 ruictnK ‘ery ‘th LIN Af: aha pI sare, attractive i, sa ~y ’ | . t} pj] ———4 ‘orf ; sje gw ti! airy ae ay 4 goee ee: i DElrer 42) weight. LaAciede | | C1998 > ——* ao iown. 3856 Easton, — a! oe ng Ce ee witha br: a , je or double: hot-water heat: | BSTMINSTER, 4! 19-—-Sleeping rooms, ; 8) Pianos and Organs For Sale MP CBr: Seeing is Perleving. iis setae “in out. eee: et ne a Si ase | Here is the place to FIND al- eat AL 7 , nee NDELL. 4242-——Beautiful boarding home | meeis ortionat ich?) | With running water. (e7@) = . y =: : . , ae = 3 ee am (thigh } : F tily £5 = rs ; ey ms ae : } Tt Nw alr at most anything site too ; = el ~ ae « git * ai . * ‘ : he ¢€ ; . ¢a3 I , ; le Oh ! f dis sey be + tg "| * ; yirit reo : ofa f mor WikSsrMIN= TEE P ia “4630A—Desirab'e ere. $* 4 TY rei injahe | lke new . reduced $s! te : y ROY Er > Mitehe l¢ Lie i ¢ = ¢ +E? Th f S ans pnerfar? ry ; —_ 6s : | f : ; » : st. 2. “Ee . 4 fi. vn wl i poi ~teen ’ 4 rs maaTiat oa er, Lie ryan Pore mt 44 8O]t ee vue 1m rcey mH. CON Vetiencta: private far ° fe) trade Aeolian Co.. 1004 Olive st. — 4 5 =" ge 4 9 26 c maches, ali is i prone aves 0a it~». : 7 : . ia 4 nao -' ours i iid u ee VI E DIRECTORY ' i : } May mit eve ; . PERE ‘ O43 ‘aes . irnished | . ly 5 werk ety) aed c ‘ Oo. - eB , te " ches Me i “ id te 18. IF S Jeffersaor be x niniss . ty Ne Amat 9° . pe oo re Aa, a. }. . . . y -STEINWAY UPRIGHT-—Excelient cond ¥% 7085 Dees. § Flint Chevr glet finer FORD Sedan: ta age It isa SERVIC —napety IOUNSON AUTO CO.. 3667 Olive. (¢55) | 72° r with Oa | Se a alee ele housekeenine Wie SeTMINSTER. 4544-—-Front sleeping tion. $350. W. A. Lebleitner, 3221 Pesta mas cO7x ee ner ar. ga 0) 8D. ae Ae a. oe, — corrected daily — where ver saenunin ————- | McPHERSON, 4516—Single room Ne eet a ee — ef oe ; n ahr ews: employed people. DE = lalla ee Stee } ~ ; eA, (LATIF. i (mmm attractive Pfoomis; sik mar 40461. (es ; ‘ ‘ “ 9 : at¢ i wn , = if} : mn ' it “ite ae , Gal 4n0 i u- i igt wD - > BIL VER | Sree, te latest cult ore et ehection: i | } rs. SSO to $295. Flint te sional people. Pee .., a or a APLE, 5452 ,, excellent | A ae se ; pe ot ’ ' {valuable grand at sUDsStantia 004 Olive. % ete d te —— ote one ars aD esate +) i i ioe : Me eter . Gosia “si . Mala Os - aay big age ARON "eae Pais } hana neiy furnishes § Pat I200——§ furnished houstkeep! s LT - PINE Lt. Rooms, = US KO uo | up. ad is. pistinum. gold | small payments. Aeolian Co. 1 a WEST PINE 4132-3 vatifully egies ptield | Cash or terms. S844 S. Commton, a i - Be 1995 bra = GUIDE —men and worsen ' ; suitable | 5 19% KAN AND DESIRABLE, | furnished rooms oe larg. aduite(ch) , Ome ; ’ es mf by h, r | { uc . 1 , r { i. , ’ _— . ‘ e ij LAP he thé me += ee : eaten eA (oR) iG R A N D PIANO — Nationa y is re, r oO é. ov nd sree} #8 = ; ; } seeking work ‘ -and employ- i | . | ifs . ” wif oara. 1’ oBW ‘ : OnE } cap (’ ra ; ee a t? 4 4 — ; : ? * eS T PINE ; 4007 eet rou ° kitchen. s Da VPabel a “ay. ad . . ; Dien . . “ it : ’ - se _* ‘ . 39° : i ; > i" Le : ' > - , : ; rtile , 2 * ro! ooo if et a0artocn $ ar . ry a . : Sana eos known make: latest case design 4 Aw. vss . Se me L@rim: ere ‘ ~ ( ers Cauing for help. PER 3 ; oP —— e) “ . . - thé — foxy ’ 7223 ty facing laree te wi , ‘* 53} ' Pektss) . Snes: =e, sane z. ; SS? eae ahogany; size 4 feet § = ' 5 ) screens; | Spartinent 2 ge nip ved, | DELMAR. o&96—Third ~ |WEST PINE. 4212--Nicely furnished : brow n ma lOoOkanY, & Ze ce mms Ol IVER CADITI LAC ee - FOR s A] ES a . twit rpered j rit) > ov Colbie oo ved ri MAR tok 156— hi¢rt te Sia miceiyv fur : reors private bath. ries | iJ optional, r beau- ag 4) ACH, $395 : - ara . ma" Here are the a 4 hh ape : 4 . , , ‘ es ("A hae 4) i¢ 3} i imi “ ae aie en 7 : thing of value, beaght and _ oe eke bode. Tres SPOR ROOM AND BOARD—For two employMd-| DELMAR. 5153—+ronf sleeping room. ss) West PINE iii month. a . y= Food condition : trv thie deaier rana-n wes. oO o ae “@ellent coat } : = ne ! ' jorne,, desirable jecality Or- jomMing baih: continueus hot water. wt x ; i ; ; : . s a i . ui] {ras S200 aving . isd : ; : ? . 4 .f new i : e 4 i " 4 7 ae "4 , ” «= . ‘ «8 ; ; ~USe cep ng POOT we : al “a -door P. A. STA RCK PIANO co., 3 ‘ ‘OCH ES Ty aA: OR D.. hk 84.8 . terms - upner ‘ ’ «+ ' ig] ra , ry o i pA ry X ior i Caf sold I A TE MC } T ( IR ( ‘O., Ine., at . —— ( ‘ ‘ 1 . ; tduy : afi sa ‘ art ; eat ‘ , | te . oad water: $7. eS 3 EN i) ‘ igTliiee, rts. au if ’ ‘ en in his condition S205 cuarapteed : One: Nigh? and eG bee 7 ‘ olka ly {nH “ couple Or 2: refined TLUrra iste reper ? : : . , 1018 Olive et. vil , ie eye ia EE eaex Dez ver) aia a3 9° model: excel ler eendition: | Brahm hele iwle M an. Then the big HOUSE and "04 Octet J ar reon 82715 warimernt nlendiad meal small pri. DELMA! S$ rooms, second floor: WEST PINE. 3054 —Laree rei PLAYER-PIA\NO—Stark- rolls and Bench: 4 Set meshighway: SASS. po meertal Os ee Pe eT tales Sbibtitiiiaiaatiani c HOME Guide — “oarding kh DO-—Speed 25 model, with ex " CAhany $3320 (eve one front § * t_ oo sa ao rood eoneition. JOSA ~w. Ot th at. ‘ tach like rie vt 19°23: $165 g@. P r ave ‘ ' a il ‘mI A. : j mT ane Foy r: ien F Rents Real Estate a ra-fir ma nel ; pitaetale for pa ke ey 2 54 farge ‘res single hers fi rope DELMAR ’ i ove rer . re ie } = a Sa 0 Beautiful $281 nN at when 1G | sp ECIAL—SPECIAL ia ASSOTLDent rariety of color rr) or gy ‘ or laundry; also several other ppeed wag- uests: el] able. DEimar 62 jiewrping rece ‘ . ° $4 Newly furnished ave- PLAYER PIANO — a Or ENS . m ties: extran onie 4 the Farm Lists - Rainer iahrer 4000 Pag fae) |: ig P - ——~ | Orated 2 roome and kitchen, garage. —— os rith valloon 3 nly | 1 bare , : , on a vet if 3 : s St ek hy: er Standard . , ante anal ‘ aunt tine he a | ta ‘% — a : . é' i? | oe Cts? hie? Man iten rye MUM if iw.iy conveniences. Starck Player Piano N. 64807 . oh | ees eathen: { : wine” tine case car oe " ( aie sais eigsirhtengeapcd Dy Bee ew decorated | furnished private room. Appiy 623 Ham- | Virgen wy 3712 (Near GF sss ee eee a ene aad guarantee | The FINANCIAL and Busi. roan « furnace: excellent tal o5 : (ed) | age it wanted, tors . r : i UT ing. we mahogany case. full & §- note; bench — ¥ f TRS Terr ma. ) 7 - - - tae . . - . “ — a , . connetine rooma, — os hres —s | Le rey Attract’y tres Mi . 6 H . ee : 34 O} portunities! sOan8 VASES GTO oe ome A a © Url MAK. 420; couse keepipg, Bie Ie priv ate t family: reason repairing and In- | ; , ar- 1 INIVERS 01 Locust. Always open. Fund lay and | evening i keep : ness . eee re = enc rele; Vee-7eN : all UNIvensae : & are offered and made, busi- Automobiles For Sale coms. board O:_ southern exposure.} connecting. abate bath: sleeping. $3 up. | Bains rie calle $1 Bn iantee: only $°45. Terms $25 down . , A MING TON 7° . — _weree at) og t%; o, fel) : y. T¥ler 10311. | ang $10 per month | # tiey ness openings presented, and Miscellaneous home cooking. Win bede: ent’ - | DELMAR, 4348-—~-Large, nice housekeeping | woees FOR | RENT fr : ; « : ’ . rs > : . “ mix , YF } . : Pe ec pirs rg ig sa? € a ng ee — > STARCK PTANO CO * ch. 1928: very good conél- : investment opportunities B 1G BARGAINS IN FORDS | a | vom, range. hot water: very cheap: g8 | Go5us m. earnhed res P. A. STAR 7 a * Rew paint and good titres. ; : atin SR ' in, : . talogued. ost- Dis- ~ . | T | Comune, coaches and sedans: | factors wis SB, 7417-—Large roomy private fami; Rie ig ohh k wah z! During 1926 the P ’ W E LEAD IN FORDS! : Need Not Be Listed, fUarTat prices me ri eh or (he wile ~ twin heeds Htland 237 7s (DILMAN. 450406 Housekeeping Guile: al) FOOTE. :, _stiha ' ‘a | on veniences private porch ee Bewp ing * . _ - - a ; " sg 4 oe FIXTURES Talkin Machines For Sale 7 BE x - LEDGED te patch printed 4778 Agents Sedaus and don't care what price you | Ph g W Nitte ¥ ‘0087 Car Oo. $118 Locust — a / . hay ‘ei ror G one our ant Jeffers UGS: + » ™ His fur é ~~ bi = ) SES 1 f : Bw ' J le” ROOMS Le. RENT IijTy ' ‘ . ; “ : oe . : 4B mid r thie. - aut te 4 a . offer re LUM IIA——ES wood records: geal Py ag pt HUDSON “COACH |{} Wanted = Ads—2042 more Cheriton.” Dotses. “hut en eter tt . guaran ket te) | cnesaendiina . ; en tatsi 2 se 1 Andenwe 1 a. | lacaves fi : ; ' than the THRE E other St. ; rou're looking re r FuLTaAntee +) ee ‘be ae PLEDG eee wéE o> M iy ‘ iL ENRIGHT. 4,200)... ey pung. 4 gentien met saa meet é io Vv ICTR Oy! _A——-Genuine Victor or Con- B ~* . beautife ni hah ' : on “o soe ; — d fron g re dee ae woe - 4 mony ‘ereaine P. A. STARCK PIANO co. mC ’ : “S&T RRAN‘ . te s-egbena | he can hare serms. too. Ast ARMSTR ONG, 10086] room, exira jarge ENRIGHT. 4618—~ ~Two unt urninged gains ; oe : _—e $7 F i¢} heat. gae and electric furni ruiebed, Pixwure Co., 3 ee Oak : | WEST SIDE k AUTO CO. aa aah? 0. «s) 1018 Olive eal = es . 4 ak Locust. = : CAbany 2229. 211-19 Easton. (c) ‘ ior Fairbanks at 2944 Locust. . FOrem 9326R.

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J - To ta 4 Ra lag from 4st 623 al Boal ; VCE AS ay SS ix ai mii Rial j : .' @! : F ~ S 4 ‘ ; i ~ : Oe? bas ; —— cette S " , ~*h ce 2 Bue sii we % as , y - a | ts Dolisre. ‘Sates! tien | toe |, se.Chge. | ; saies! Hign) Low | cigs | 8 isa Ks 80d Annual Oe EONS hee | gu lite? (leche ane acon : Net ~~ Bee?-°8°. 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Laat is. for oe e . : ; ‘ . —_ 2 4 ‘ - . " . . 7 * J at r i 4 ‘ + ~~ ‘ i= “ss > 4 i D4 wit 7 Rs ‘ + ; * a Lito é me * . i. ;, eae Spiel . —_ a _ a. a. - : € ¢: n ; 1} O% 10% —.., . , : i’. pint 2 & | 19 S27 ‘126% [7] , I s) OT% OF ee ae li og ous : =. , cod Louis Car | means 399 and twenty-four hirty-Secends of ; ‘ 4 : . , j ; . - . . ” t : lers and Profit Takers >: * .. ery Tig tse pee el rani ¢ king A 4:] 33: an} asa! .3%)-- 1 3 * Pink 1 : 190 (ash ast |),8, Reis & Co | t Aw [| Sabsequentiy “ai “ne “ovowing is a complete tat o transa © a : hh Soe Be horse - ss % . . , ae ry : > «& : ie , ' ape 2 vefieen Shwe 19 ii Ge toy i : } hid ga re iv} a | $Vise s* , ail one 3 : : i : ‘ a ’ ." site * > i «, 4 be oe *. . . , gis. ont ” 7 : ih Shoes + i . . s & 3 [ Oo = ] rf ad : a? — + b17 I! ore 2 jue? .: } ms aa ‘ S8ourj. . low st ana C.08 ng Price =. . o.4 ‘ ‘, ; ps 4 - at i a} : i A ic) id ii , 3 - * * c : . ~ " ~ bed ° . . 7 s i ; . id oe : 4 ‘ ~ + 4A Ba ~ j +i! i? 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R J : - . = ” * _ a —— - x £ x a 4 4 t nh + ‘ * : -— . ¢ } P More “' ; : : . , 2 ‘4 + ¢ ~ - - t- 1? » a 1 4 4 28 %, FS ho | 2 ag Sara : z i a s : : . ao migi! ; . " ‘ fi “ “ 2s > , Se, 8 : > i~ ~ ~ . ry y — ° a +4 iL 4% 4 [eka : h; 43%; 4 : | . ' : s'm -| 176% /t54 °'s : S , ’ [GN »N -* Beth $t g By Leased Wire | rom the New 11%); ; 1w7 han m pt4%4 126% Eastman k cak 5 a oe ie (... Si 252° ; : . iG: 321, aagei 2° % ‘) *% 118% 5 p Bw « wr; Pes 3 " by ; t a er: — , ‘| i Brier pe York Bureay of the Post. a *y : & Lt la Li 7% ’ a ” = : = > i fr i ; - rianes te P ta , he 44 lL & ‘x 3 > 2 Qe 24 _ aris ~ sulla 45 i og 3 \ 95%, + kk mm Ue Dispatch. ; ‘ - t4 . 43 ‘YY - " ‘ = " ’ i 74 ft ‘ ~ ~ . bs 7 , . ‘ iii . ne é “ ‘ . » | P - ry : me ~~. em 2 . x ? 3 4 I Yt; 3 set . 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Pi ‘ fate cee for short ACCOUr ' ana from ornvie Pos Om « - ; i4} bh tee ’ 3 q - ‘ e f . : : 4 + ‘. ,4 . > l 7 2 a " ag t.> 7 ed ao S I a : ] : say _ BR * : oe ee * r i I4 4 ; * 4 ' °4 : ; j ; ' s ~ - > : ? af = :7 a ~ — = wiz ie ~ * s —_ Pree ni . mea > I} oe “+ ii2 *s nn ‘ Np T KR A ng accour Pas 2 for iy ro 1 &y249 o} 1] ‘ " ol ¢ i ‘ a ‘ es s. ‘ * | rl ~. : : , ~. : 2 ¥ - ae ~ :. . DL Li li a? 1o4 & ; 4 4 aed f of (icar fering ot? +3. te . i " ‘ : ' - ; - : ' ~ y ~ " % . : . a 3 ; >t Tm if) LGa 1p? «$ Ste Ma as : Lira 4 t}; ’ ; . ¢ ¢ 4 ; 4 . : , e ; a ~ Cw - ~ — Pe . - ; mats ines. os inci. | tee 108 | won A wate, | bot ne PE 3 . ee : - : is : S Nash Motors 4 wa | We) @FIL — a . a 4 “ 1 S 41 Loo 108 109 24 Coa GN Y railroad, Sha ree a4 Pre bid up «} ary . : ; ‘ ’ : = gia bud -' i ~ a . . . - - 5 &, ‘ } sitar i €u ie lit P 5 ’ - ir ‘ “ ; j ~ : ia ; * £4 4 x - = e ‘ yi * = , e *\ - : me : ‘ a ¥. Dut they mov, S. @gninet the! ac; m is en pfa - ". 1 vm ! 4 . Aig ow me Se _e 324, p132% — 1, : 3 ~u ‘a la I e3 . di, i : * . 100% 100% 1904. Ur C és see - : ‘ e7atG as 4 ‘ * ‘ eee > " r ry ; > ove « ’ : 7 “ ; i 1s , eo set , + aaru +4 4° 3 4 t ; oon, . , 3. Be ty AUT 10% Loos, | 4 Crown W ‘rend. Ev, n the Pig ity r Frade chars ” > a, r *.> AToOr ia te : ; 4 1 } . : o— 7 i vib _ © 1s - ’ ‘ ~ - " : . . ; , j 4 id Sen. be — ~ : . 4 ‘ 73 ee Be: 34) tits & 001. 9 & ’ ] : ba Cc . = “hi. ; , e 75O% Arn ir ¢ tel p 7 + > ‘4 4. . : - ; : - % ; a . - i - * - 4 iy “ re =; “> “ - % Which had Pesistéd selling Carlier) 12. Li% 4 r Co IH s 5 Latta " ee ge 2 J04 ts lay : q 38 sts “ . . ia ’ ’ . be : A 2 " “ 4 ; i f non my r ’ mr - - - - eae — —s waits ra = ar % | « t f ] hy 7 + ; " s % 5 7 hy 3 - rT} the we k ; *% rit h I, : ; ; . " - : . . 2— ‘7 . ' , a ~ ‘ she ‘ + bis % . Am > CK ¢i g 3 OTL wit! the re¢ 43 s : j “ - . . Lv i@'. Tenn Cop & Chem I I 11 i! 11 9 } x ¢ 4 ; © 96% a8 'Cad Ds ° vs . ¢ ‘ - « " > » ~- r =~ ’ —2 ye 49-4 “ie said ne : » at » , “ i- 3 4 ; “UL - i 5 i fame 4 bai ne ? si ot % i O° le ; ; Leavis c Gy ws J. ‘OSes 7 oS 4 of Oe teen sips : oa oe pth, See . , 4 ‘ ] ". ' ae ‘ "&>s r s as ; 4 6 Br ver 7 35104 103% toga | 4 Denver a 5 ds mane loane rurinine ‘ t 4% : re ~ ;s 4 i ~ ] - » } ‘ ~ sales a a ; > a ‘a eeheiii «a 2 pe ‘te 1 os, " G 4 ; ; “ ~ “4 . é ~ , ~ ] ~j ~) . os . : — Pi 2 ‘ mcs + » &£ . a : att I % 10] ; | : 1 sla oe é re i Ma — 4 Z a ~ ae - o~ sy . - ; : * Cent in Fee ONnse to a good demar4g li? « 107 Ati es S307 jijna" or 3 ; . : zs scih aah - — ; ; ‘ E ta s 91% "4% SIM L Dee Ed rig i 3 J : a 2 - for Month-end sett]; mente . Xo ‘ P| . as 4 as j? tetee me : ‘ _ re I ] ] ‘ ] I ; Wee ; : - . 4 Bt . “ “. j ’ eel 5 + | : ’ 5% re ] a ® %% al P 20 oan aon * | #03 : ad ; we } r , Aunt , . : P = - . 7 is 3 no ¥ i > a. : ' : -7 >a ‘ iad : - i- wed e 3 ‘ : ‘ ,. wt ph : rT ee e 3 ¢ EPtdi4 bend ma rk et was Quiet. r and th = : = | te ‘ ‘ ‘ ra . ~J °° (ra su . G é : see PS, mms . ‘ ~ ~ : , ess . : y E . 4 i : tS 4%, iS i, i~ . . 4 Ca: aca 7 g If ha Ine hae ' ? D ; & . sic “O15, 145 s Baldwin lace 7% 274 ISN IR4igg 1M 5 1e ame? 2 . : . * j— . ; ‘ - ty : a Se : , BGs, a a a Ms a ) : i )s 77 ; > Denn ~- rend became "éSe¢ when some | }°1 ' er vin ] pt * : . 4 is i. is , _" m4 ie ei to ; Rb Ss i> 8 . . l do 5 31 101% 101u tered Dug 1 re : i] pom t 4 ; ; ‘ on ie — . : - , i _ . . ‘ : 4 - i i | POT te eit ; 2. P ise gj 4! 9 : 1} | , : ; sar — > a , ¥ . 7 ™ : . = bd — ~ ry ; ; ~ . induptrials Were depressed Seyer ,7 ivan ji ’ '» ria } wt & ; +)]] . ~ } ‘~~ —— } Z ‘ ; 3 . - oy . » ts — ; ~~ ; ~ 54 li , . thes % + hom 3 FE Cub ~ 7% - ‘ Sotto i i. ) aZ ee , 4 +» 54 2 e e his 7 ; 4 ; " é j , » _ ™ ’ ? _2 “a . a ? ” " . a4 - ae, ay . - : r ; — : 2 by = ge o ¢,4) 7 109 O12 kk rh a ae ; T= : os. Pa. a } : 2 ‘ - ; “s ao] 4 3 : a — a nan . "39 Ca, ae, bringing — . : _— Fae ‘— % wo %, | . ef) 4, ply ; _—_ 4 ; 4 — 4 i : ~ ba ; ; s 48 = > ‘o- > Reactionary Movement hs ; oe m2 j 43 ‘ * om i 4 } " 5 ~ a ' : 3 : ~ i 4 — " = & ; . ? q —— 5 Pies. ee , *- - e «> . m - ! , : , i =: my LaT 8 = : = “~. is? ~» - . 2) + ; a , ' , 7 * " - ’ . ;* - 4 » ‘ . ~ | & Me : ‘ . 5 “ mene es 3 , . 2% 7 " Pid —_ es A Ss J - _- 7 - ety “+ I . . " / 15 Fed L&T 4 5 “PECUlAators (or the dec line. an ae Tr. ‘a . ~~ a : ' : oti =e : t - : , : LOOM Lig te Qing . 2 . $+.’ igh, ; ’ ‘ ——— - . Aloe Report. ~9 “e® t Ry § 51 253i «6985 o% } Ped LTé 5 42 ~ . “? ; a ; ; ’ . : ‘ M ; ’ e a ioe j : [7 - , , : : 5 tz +4) ej 1, oi i & id Fev? L&aT x - ! - ? ‘ ; —ee = . - . saree ~ 4 ~ 4 % >. e+ @ . . * . . ¢ ig 3 ** 2 . . Shent id ‘ came ace = ' ‘ , w; bd ro ie } i, ? : ; 3 ¢ I Fog Mart 7 Si 1926 shows Sef profir atter “ej * isk Rub 2 . = = — 3 in » . ; - Sompelled to beat a hasty retreat! 27%! anx np, i Heminw, Pr : ” > > $ oe 4 i 7 « ; 4 ‘ . " e . > aoe a od 2 f $212 : , : ‘ . : . . . ' ' OC ery afer « ‘ ? - ‘ ‘ . as ial ans ij - P . } i } = ‘ ; “ yf . ° m= * . oe me - nid ° 2-8 | ‘= MT rhe. s 5 7 | ? ] : a] A walt , ? . . . : | P . . ie : Fe - P é - ? i . . - x ‘ d . ° - me ‘ - - 4 ~ J . - 3 : 7 : . P a 4 ‘ bal ’ day and resumed their hammering Se } ‘he | » merry nt 9 I " 4 1]? 11} : * ~ i + ; a 4 af ca *. , P ’ 7 i ‘ ‘ . iti ; Po wars vidend eo } 14 ig 1} ; lit ih ' sy? a Gen Sean 5 — 3 . : ett 2S %& Tigges Wee +4) : P »s = @ ? ‘ a =e? : (— , ; as ‘ ae . , A~4 _ B42 % Ae 2iTe ©° prefe-pu, Le commer ‘ ; j % i %& ’ ‘4actics On sey eral. Declines were 2 . t ee5 Mig if - oa a a . - : ! j ‘ * tw, 5 1 tf & ee | 2 219 : . s re E “ividend a? @e 30 15 + - OEM? Ge . 14 oy 4 triondy TaR S : : ,* H » ; . > > ~r) dd mf ] } ] = y. br ; wm ~~ . j ; sé -— ' = : ‘ | f = ‘ . 7 2% —— inaiad > . oe Fr Bll enlaPred by renewed Profit-takine +... SS ikea. = ; si ese ef 2 -:- . ; i .. P ° cart eee: 47% & , “se i ) @ kat) eo witi4 * = a a : 53 i LOT. 10? % ‘rh . Goth $ ans : | | ci Bkn-MaDhat 3 261 O78) o6% | 663 3" ie p TO HORI ara) . aes " g1@ CsHottenn so) SSSI MR see BIg 1 Ind ituati “oy 8 51 (109 ” tas top joth 6 ir} Some of the Divotal] Stocks S¢lling ’ ~~) ~ M m * LS ; , ’ 4 , ~ 2 = ¥ ~ . vee! 6 $ ys 4 + 7 — ‘ . ; © aad | * ‘ 3 : Vi : = : . : w j nail | tee n ustry 7? = . . Tis : li ba . ]iim ‘4 Gran c M 7 ; ‘ : -4 ‘3 > ae 4. rnurT » - ,is 4 ’ ba : ; ‘ : 4 - * ie ‘ : ® - . ~ ~ = ; 7 ta , : “ey Oe Yr => e . . 7 2 sed +t. : ’ : + e { © ‘round the highest levels of tha _ Tr é. eo oe . Pan >" : a i; wae o : * .. rae NEW YORK Marck 30.—" March 20e— 2 640 POSS TOS MOSK E 4 Hersh Ch 5% « ; FA ™ y 44. : - " 7s ' . Movetnen: Under the "piohs i254 Is madi seal : + oa wre s; 2.2 . ‘ 3 ’ = ae aes = “s i ‘ : “eis =e is ‘ > aii we “4 0h@ Considers Bly highs | © Danis MOA 4 PacrMy TY e T10%, | S Hee & Co 8 ent Under the Weight of | 125 4 Ce ime a ta | om ae : ] tip eG Well sant is SS 34 x a . “hs, ‘ a a wt ame in.” iren age : ni 8 B 4 a2, 110 tio) | 32 ie Oe ee Offerings, a genera} reactionary sac) a Burns Bros B 2 to 77] 18%, isy' » » 7 : 2 . MAt: esa t 3687 % ; > & Ly, , — %, —- oe “nt signe of ; pts ? Denmark, @ ¢° 105% 104% Ag 1% |} 3 St deb. +% ' ‘ mn . 2 4 eS "4 er) f Pm? > a +] Te + one . ’ : ; i . *~ ; 2 oe . . 4 > « . . s *{ ~ : - ) _ =. R > ‘ rh & 4 I Tod 3 2 2 renod develo ed Which check, . a ~ i . ‘ - * : ? if “ 4 Te ‘ sai " . ty . urn Ser. es = #2 898 ~~ “9, @0 ‘* ae ote , i b : I heck ad =a a” ithe > & c . } a : ’ . ‘ : : x >? - —— 9 : it . var ve Se ” : ; ’ Ka veer ‘ 4 * sa 3a er’ WaS agein und: r pressure 19° ae it Dry 2.25 7 3 $2 : . . | (ras & ' | Ss = Fg gored i ae ee 2 mm eh Bab. liion >, ie . : a A ~s M ot - ‘weeps + 3.307 “eam 5 D 3% 124 re toa | se Fd : d A i; ci] ~id Ole - re — i se E Tes : Py ; j ] 3 ‘ le : . ” . e by ’ } , * } be ~ j . ’ " . * m : 2 : cert ‘ . I r iJ 3 . ft? — ’ _ hii Dh ’ Kre sire Fa 6 * ith W eRe rn Shares slumped in re. "on + aor I : is . res? pia l } ! 3% ln a 1} 2 . ‘ a . . " : ' ‘ , ; ; . , ’ “. ete ee ti e . P : Oe ? i. 7 ~_* | Bhs * | 2 —— fs ref b , . . od "& iy Sh , - ; . a ;, : P : . : ‘ ‘ ‘ - “ ~ : ee + eee 3 Pereorns 7 & ‘I! i] ITIM% 117% ; —aceae G ‘s SPonse to Omission " th > Custom. . . ro . - . . . / ‘ [— " : : Pe iaaa wes |? = , ~ OG oe ta y “gms = 2 ry “e + ij of ae Custom lo, , ra L@ather I ; L ; ' ) ' a, . : ; : ~ . : , a 43 * as €5 oe * hiss, fea, = Lig & M o Sl. ~ >i. 2 a . r .. ™ “ »+ é "gers 6 i Pather — ~ : a. ms nape - : m ; , “ 4 ‘ . a 2 4 nine o% ' i Millips and Marland fefl to hew i § Yess Pheee ” a 4 -* bys ae . .* : : : 4 ioe % invapeneininhnisien tie ia . aa | / i oe on ‘ oe 162 te th Od ge — epee a and + v1 — wf rate: RAN a . — >is ine 4 a ; ‘ ’ . : ¢ . ; - hy Me : & : I ‘ “¢ s | j . it! . » 4 . : oe 42 . if l14% li hay t14% “oO 40 Were ceavy SOi 2 - . . ey. wr &@ § 45 . £5 : . “ : “| -. = St. Louts Stock Exchanges 2 !9 Good H sti + 45 is reached the ‘owest levels of ‘ Year and American Linseed pre-{ *9%) 42 cee wed Prod 4 10%) 43 + - : ; . . : : , * ‘ 7 i One : c.3 | & *. ~ 54 | Weber @ 4 ) sare Chica heard of Tradel ie - . '. 4 bg ls’ t;, F. P * ‘erred and Wilson Preferred sank / 4 or 2g, ayy 13 M a . ; 3 aaet 23 8 . L295, 121 4— Diineis ¢. ral 3 > SG 8S 22556 825% 23, , _ O~ oi : ro Continenta} Baking - * Shares + 4 I 7 ‘ hes cape ike 4 ( . $0 164 LaS be J ; ge ° %, 4 . : | ; : - ; ee : : ~ Ge i as ae 5 % om . : ‘: . ; pe Bele 4 BONDS. STOCKS, GRAIN , > Heiget G 7} continued weak. isk, sa ee sey Mare) Se) FH) © 3 Loy 14 } ‘ : . € PBI y 3 M15) 11] W Py . pe pf 7 St2s tiau sae Fast Direct Private Wires | co , [7 % Dipl y i 4 East } R. > re | - .s oe ; L Ag ; . : ; | . : : o . , i 2s, - , . ' rom a ‘ ni sot 4 _4 . Wezzanine. Boatmen’s Bank in A { : ; ' ?- vw te. Ba nis f “ae / Branch Office at Hotel — Wt Mandard Industrials Pee} Pressure. coer i . ay ae BT # 43% 49 2 40 9 Sie a 343 184% Ins) py] 1 Bt Ong Diets a : oat. ng ; , . 44 . 3 . . Si} Ly Wes: Ps ioe Oe : } t | GArfleia 4800 “Pressure Was felt in the stand- 22 $i 8%ic 0 Gt Wenters LH? Je: .: scar st cai on : t's eR : , | ard iNdustrials, UU S. Steel. Genera! , 17 . on i np pee tWest ot "S| 2614) og * "ra LO%; . t 2 : . i & : 1 a oe 137% L331, thon ‘ ; : 7 259k : ans Seiticiontiameee as ‘aly us ay . St. Motors ang Baidwin falling back! 3): o ia ue 6 io ae; 14%) 19% l4% © & ‘ ¥ ; aes ee om $6 eet, 47 6% 74% Wee mg El & M i! 87 thar on hs. 2 . oi + +e; 222 i Pe With the remainder of the list. | a ee ee ea : Sh 4, eo Ma r ’ ‘ : AF on thay 4 2 ~ . . . F . : S$r.c00c 6 ". : a's pe ‘. sat } a8 ol ie ee Maryland shares, resulting in a eee 49% Chiles c,‘ fig Wis; So cami coe ~ he + hae. 3 ; hi im ae ) : *? i. rnin oo os el ae cee ane ta see oe _ H } Mirneilies 6 34 i%! 96%) gee z - i “ sharp upturn on Yasue reports of ‘3 3R v1 a eles! OO + meat 5% 36% , lj . 19 14 14 l4uty: ej - 7a ¥ : ! 31 y a + a thai . oe : oe +, tr" © ot. LOL AS 2 1 ; ‘ "1910 an re ; itt ‘2 ie t Nor © TAL & Possible announcement after the LO4', 101 ah of FO Fi Gains * hOn% 10 _ ' ye : [evo * % | Ce | 108; aR *; ao 4] 96% = % WickSpen Se i oe 7 ee i. * REFRIGERATING SY F at C 6%e ay ee ee ee 3 ection T 4% Meeting of Baltimore & Ohio di. +r "= loa +} lu { . sir 2 } Fd Sa oF , I . ’ : ‘Ra tim & pce ‘% ie . l ‘el “3, ) eu, “ioe - “ : yi “a ! ‘8 = 4 7 sow 20% J - ; COON STOR AGE CO | 5 ; ' ‘ 51 - a % ~ 2 ~ - i Ohio Pub $ 7 rectors, Nervousness in comris- 194% 167 1 a © Pie 1 os + tM i913; , = at | . - . Haske ‘&, ys a 2 , oa $5, oi % x Li \& gon As $3 12 ten'By "7 a I | ne : 5 2 6s 72 1g * ity 108 +] | QGhic Pub sg Sion houses was ascribed to pros. “+ 42% Co! & Ajkma 4 S 78%; tau) on. a : : . a : SON'S 7 poy 1418 “intg "4,32 % i % wr ae £ ' Rg) 20% si 20g ge rst (€ Tneod)\ hai cr 4 - Bee pa at TOS te Fd | ° Pp tue | pt, $° %& 7 ‘ i j =t 2 > Fa ; : —- “4 . - . “ ; ioe ‘ Leised Mort age 6 = SN y ¢ yf} fee; 4 5e5 4 ad Ie’ 77 Fe Lt 5 pects of Curtailment ofr Stee! Opera. my ; 4 4 & ‘ ; . “ c 2° C3, » dows Fea , a ~ _~ pea r ~ : . . I be sang - ~ 4 : gr ; . L. oe F ». rf : tx : a Wa * 65. 101 , I 0% 0] "| 22 . 2 aes ‘toms in the event Of @ genera! 8S 83% Cor, & & B24 86a! ae 7, * . r . iy 21, : it, . Zug 7 | “~ : Pai. ¢ 4! 99 ~enung Fund Gold: Bonds ‘ : * 52 ‘ere Eas [kod “6 Cot ae walkout of union bituminous ¢oa}! -s- ic} eat, - oie “G6 5 ABS Bs 104% f OE Ns . ip nates Bing . cS Re tS hell. “deal BF ee, ool! 29%! 27 . + ) (WorthPane L 43° 43°) 43° = moany w! : t +s 03% tes use 20 ara BC 3 miners tomorrow. but the weekly 20 . 14 ~ , : 7 iP : ; ; 1 1- ; ~ s | ee - , +e on ‘ K ‘ a ufthern kK # ici te _ Lng md te : > 4 b %& “ i. 2 | bs =~! OSs > 4 . . - 50 Te be r : 5 4 : : “3 ~ 3 } 3 ) op : A Uo any &% nose POW ; 2 - * Sa" 3 . = i - » | trade summaries emphasized con-/ 532, }% % Com “Te° 2 360 | 23 wees | lf >%, : F “pe ia ie 3 i7% oes 3 . b LO3% 103% iWy4.. = — - a ews 4 es . " A , ; . Vv = ' oe i > oes . - ~/ } ( ; : | _ + . . cs ~ X 5 ‘ ' “ , . 7° a Subsequent recovery jj Spa nie “ti. LOUTS MERCH AN mS’ EX ‘HANG pr , : Rot bi L 34 ee J a ers , Pe Se i ie Coa} Pate he WR ane ' ~ ted Prees | Priced ran x ; ; Mh Spank h March “4 = ae? Pe he ins . 7 & I3 £20) %&% as aa? ; “ a a ~ aid gr ”? ; ‘ rates, dealings in foreten exchanges | i«,» bed as di. reels 4, bers , bp, ae Gt 124 , pe Fycs i 14 ; a ae ea si eSs-OnGing aw . darct —Prices n yield 6 ant? ; 4 = e. at j ,s 3 } P 4 } # te : . - ? ; ; Pi _ , = ~ “ “ ad . i . > ‘ ’ "© Pg ° “ " ve "2 J . J f e : Y : _ " z. he . . ; " . . +) me a? Qs = = (ane : r a at 7. +e . P ¥ al , ; : « : : ' OG? ar ‘sw ee on ' i. “y PURTWER OFTALLS OW BRQUESY were featureless European rates limane 2% short covering ¢ i ft ab 2 tebe , ; “'Maiic : x in IOMestic Meld wer, : WHE A} “ . - . s } held within narrow limits. South Woe 4 “Ling 1 te nes Ir? whes? . , ay eat? ; i) : me’ ws : . ‘ . = * = 2 . » i i . , ® pcs = s stan “th ~ fore > sae Ss + mg . ' “i ’ re je a American excha nogesa show ed a ten. , ‘A hy at ioe ; “a a 4 . ry : ha ys “ ~ A. j 7 } i ry ‘ ] : ‘y ° . 7 _ | = ° © . ° - : Ss “ ; ~, te q ee ° mae “ | oh ‘ be te me : ‘s ; L O R 13 NV 7 O E a - , : tO lower bib ' ; as 17y % } } . és " — oe + esr “ ey hts 3 ’ "2g cx ‘ , wi . : we eit of ee heavy - i . - * ia ? deney fo Sar. weak news being most (ith, me ‘ — : ; ’ s K ] ‘ 7 i co eh . his seine q es 4 , Z Pe: é ; : rt — 3 . T's : Te Y : ; * : on 68 % ‘ Ww Rel! pronounced in Peru, lan rates. “A og BUG. OOK Seis whe: 1 a , ~ ‘TE MRE R Wues r ser : . * 79 ly . , ™ . : i 4 4 7. ae ee —_ we -~ rod. | , “Sp ee a N D E of a O N & Cc ee ~ +? ' Ger} ie Oy part % | ° 3 Stand Mil) 5 We prin. *aria 'MePcast« - hi i} } «= : , ~~ . ‘ Ms ,4 ' ee . ee ay. 20 2 Ze} fecreg , ™: ” . : * i rl , . si +> a. ’ . " Le l 4 al ° ais ; | a4 : " A - x 3 . , " ~ 4 - ~ road, Meeting 'Oday . de Cla) ed a Waa wis ic tif » : lia? P . ‘ i wt \ a . . wo Se -_"" ss : ' 1 ie - it iS lS Se ia As i [ron “4 > TT ap iis r ' ie Ga a) te i ; : iY =} mi 5 = ty ’ mY i= ’ r it 4 " =f ; ~ 7 5 % . 7 . zi? . 4 . a wd . ms 4 OT Le . ; me ~* ? r V - 4 J‘ Be ada Vv 7 4 = Pe : : - ~ " - ~ a 4%). 0¢™ regular Quarter! > dividend of $1 50 bY ~ ‘ a fiat Aas ‘ sia GE ‘ ‘ +a ; on ‘ ’ ‘ : fon "i. =e - : oy 4) wh rr ‘2 ia Be be ¥ oe soi - es : —_—— ' ‘ s % 2% % ig : ; ; P an - ; ~e . a) , : . = 3 os 4 ‘ su t ‘w 4? “e 3 « : ‘ : > ’ “ 6 " rehia arias - ‘ ’ P rs iy 4 . “ iT 7 - tf C 4 vi j : : : a af “ ' “A .® « ‘ > +? hes 4 =~ 7 ‘7? : ‘ uit a share Ory common ane $1 a Share Was wte acd WVemand » ‘ig fair ie wer. i B. ¢ ‘oO A 7 4 ; : ' . = 7 . L %. A B21 0 may ac te i Si S47 QVM fia) ’ ’ ‘ act fie? . 4 5 2h 99% ’ 4 «a ae 4 frm Drag 6 ‘ eee tt rie l¢é : bd Stee Ss DAILY AVERAGE GROSS CRUDE ec hither on May and fuly. Corn gene |. % iTS | B S| vine : - ip ee 2 tnt late. $] — a > 300 % ested © t : i” ig ‘wye;c Jule Pa rr ater ae itme . 2 +3 ; 4 : 4 e i4 _ : ; ‘ - _ A ‘ ‘ ae . 4 ~" ; hae f ig ‘i » 4 te « “es - “4 S 4 ‘ - . r “ , - ™ ; aris te re? ’ x her ; 7 , rt “4 ; . ? ‘ *% Pert? t 1a ’ tate t TFicttw ty: ‘ - ’ XY" [ws . , ‘ ie: Tt e ‘ . oo - > ‘ . " — ioe ‘ - . : $ : : >, a ~ , 4 " -_ Ss a ‘ ; — ia ’ mie ‘ , ry I i ; —— § or a ‘al y : 5 a “ez * OIL PRODUC ON ECREASES te a Pee ~ ae a, ot 2 [ SU Ote*er eter tis ae a iJ . is 145 44 ay 2 « . , ’ ~ 4 , - ; : we 4 il OAT Keres bet Tits . i] Che P vas — 4 : : 4. ;' : b + aie | . TI Ge 2 nee ls eaCtIOn Rishes cS ees ae a ¢ , . 2 ‘ : . : . f aT j lee — e F i te . J eae 2 of ee . : ; NEW Yorr « - UPchatiged 1 'raction hetter L; es . af. ATS . a hea the , NEW “ORK Mares OO) nai Gine gaten, aici a ‘ae - ~ = 7% Pr 85 : = | Wrst s « a , ig wad ww Maro we woe fhe Ga? ¥ av io bsee 4 - or ne 5 . bi . “9 5 te ; + 3 ? Ff ‘ . ; . . ech ' - , ~ \ ~ y % “ 4 . ' . — , . ‘ 1 4 f ; % 3 7 * Y »* > *$* 5 % ‘4 hs 64 ‘pat : acwrrt ae STOR Crade Mi O8reductian — tn, the | ss s March. %o On May . : : 5 . NEW vorr Ms a . ae: f . £0008 6.80 i F — ' “a at 54 554%) 95, | & Warner Sug July MA} | arid = - soon ey E & Pow ‘ een . : eo Se = naa "1966 Wee | . x ' » 3% “Ine +h *) and Pa inte : IDET a eo cers Caldu ‘ ~~ ornpe “TRIAL BONDs. i § WRF ) -_ cS \ Riled Mates decreased 14500 ey ee af | Miaj ad a] vie . Py lily — é yam SOCK ended March 24 ptaling 2462 |. Hard May wheat opened at $1.35. nar: . 1073 ; ' TY , a ~ ‘ i ve me ae v : oo de 850 berreig. e4y8 the weekly ‘ummary of July. $1 2s i, . red May. $1.30 % - “>; Ju oie tilly ee ‘ naeeae | — r Searing NEW YORK RUBBER K PM G4 8 8. 4 iy RINE nat se, the American Petro/eum 'ratitrere The $ i owe “Ay \i iv corn Ae aod j uly corr oe it} ' ‘ , ; fie ee tf : : . MAR ET rh oe. : ‘ ,. = & : fasees i ee eae i tte iy 8 erage production @2st of California | 7 tak. yy som 3, = gee “ : % ‘ Rp LONDON re Ml so a ve hn, , F; ian 1 ¥ you eres . 168 per wanes ycty Het miver. || nancial Notes | ) acne ihimincnannie Te “OS at : - ° . > Me ww : ; re : . ; wy ¢ tr “$ ' fitm . Keg | “ Sh¢ets, May in.” * " ‘ = al | mr. and 75 tit) fae? « ar >, iden oy ; — t at Ors 4 ie ty GR» Oey t,o bn Pe ‘ - . ; . ot j J Sil mi; a ™m he ‘ oe LJ 1ST ig ' S «} ~ : is ; } +o geri? a ws tong | and ix thro x peng reret ary i err _— on . : in ? ; 4 : ; et : — / az ; R ; ii : ° a 4) . d on ipreme >> em " oa Z »- je a | me, wer “ 4 N he SV } RR .« Mi ir 5 20 Defer Ir t t " . "*s 3 if > -s ’ ‘sf . » —% 7 i ” . ; { * de 7 Payment on yim b were bay Gin) im! "im "HY{ am t? With > . ; : ; = > . - 7 4 % ; ’ es ; P % R] ™ of “. a’ rf P* ty res & Pre rr nT} ae er a r? w ty, nf nr of - ey, . % ; 23. 50D 4 - “ele ; — +e ofa | i & : R . “> . s ; te ~ . “ ; “a? _ ‘ ‘ , ey ; 4 - + aap P i a 7 Car “ « * 25 Pe re tr, bg — meg eS os ; ; é ; , , wed. 4 . Fat L2et , thi ’ ‘ a 5 ~ _— ‘ t : ? 1. ." = . 7 pM eR : ae hildr buiid for ' oe © h : ‘s ak Pew D & R. GC. WwW Issue tract waded pai si* thy ‘ ig ts ‘Pevetn ¥ i OMpeian. ; : aa ‘ . 7 . ~ ; . wh») hy were °R Hin hein COT De pect with Par ; ss fr “ — ne th * mae 4 - ; ries i vi f 54, i &? re ne tha 4 ind Ke trcre. Let Fidelity First : Sq v5 — , to Bi ; ie ‘ han?) Wii ‘& ‘oe : a OA iat Ties 2 ~~ in “ The : 4 : ‘ ; ; : ne . 2% m = - ; - 53 neo walle 4 : ange of A e. Be “ee §6 Pe) ‘ Ber roe kee | Sunnie a/R, nas of four ee Ae i— ;- ; = é ~ Batu ‘4 7 x ” >= - 4 - fe « «@ - ’ enti r m if 4 . j . 29 Me aT PELs now i234 per h fine "a6 anf Be toR SS3.I79 - Gor Prot, det, The House Behind ; . 4 . ee ss = ‘3 ho Boe Ot oy B42 & Wes DG mm OO eect 222 oF ZS PORE Gg Gates if neg : ; a ~aiee yt “28h @rain Tintle - } ' - ’ ae | $2 ‘7 Be | ¢) o 723% Pru : a" re o> * the directors. does Rot cha Nee | PCne nia y 6 ere as id Tle ws od x _— ~s — ‘ ; i a2 ‘\ { . . . ~ ‘ ™ . ‘ b > - iiMiee] ft Yreal a . : } >.) X, * White @2 te va 4 . 4 = ‘ * * ry WHE ; , . ‘ — a I Pin W oft, . * hear ie ra ‘ we , . oe , A4% 264 “tH . TGS & fim & tow 3 OTR Yor y rg York Coffee. i 24 em De €rade red wrinses ‘@ehte 'y wey weO : ' si , , “lax Mar $2 ta ori} |e ¥ “pee +22 2Zainet tose March 30. N $10.40 | Soerreding | Hf ® ho be- ‘ aw os ial .rre Se & nde. ¢ ‘6% 41.50 WW. xX sj 4, ‘comes chairman Of the boara. tte man NTS VE ‘B.8zae

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f : $s 1 f oq) ; ST ‘> P4145 1 in % 4 4 Ho %*, t ia 25 fe f 2H uy! 9: ; +3 :; ; 40) Mm : ,*? J > ; Pin “i ; | 2B%,) 2 > > > 4 7 u 1a! Telep Pung ton SBUM faxes Fr 8 «a Loiew ills nD bul em tHe ij {; tes] March 30 n Petroleum | riy divi A" and 99% drepped , git Be orse & Co. | Who be- ard. With tls sti k. D. ©. ae { n- (O.L.) Odd ¥. ll ade eae en OTM taking 8 Sacged slight. —~Forma) otfer 7 . a Pat) tior iq | ket. ‘changed as was St. Louis Car, Rj “+ eilix i Subsequently Missouri-Port; /8t 48 was down a point and H ST. LOUIS stock EXCHAN | | March 60.—Secullin Stee] Partioga n& preference igsye SOld fren e ally higher on the loca} Mare Sheffield Stee] Was sold at 19 1. * , Uton-Brown declineg 1 Point. In Walker was uD fractidnally. the last half Of session Ss ; ‘field Stee} sold fractionally high. . : er and Missouri Portiang as low #, 4s 47 or 2? points net lower -| ner To ' Exch ‘day Inte; Y > \ Portlans ement 195' 47 Nat Bank of red The common (is re Ving dividend of $2.50 | Steel Indus NE out wu ' than whe: if came jn. iron Age iNGi there are nv, Present gizgns of Those at } ¢ of Pel, iarys ments of ¢) first guarter ary of uT a a¥ of | Vira age while the ©. individually» Smailer numerically hos, of the Corresponding ns riod Ls The iray, Aer cy Mposite pie iron vanced to 19.123 « on, f $19.04 re ty VPeke rhe finished Slee] : ite rm vir at 357 cents fift? ‘eek . i | curity. | Sales. | Price, | Brow, ' "Bia i Ely 2 ‘| Hamilton-Brown ; | Natl shoe pfd 15'109 é rile ] Mo Port'ana Cy ment. Mo Portland ‘4 Te es Electric shares unchanged. tal sales on the St. Louis Stock lange today amounted to 1585 © iShares. compared with 1045 yester. | Bond sales were $10,600 against $10,000. ; A ate a te - "9l4. After deducting Cash diyi- = ON Preferred stock of $327,870) remained $48 647. The added to the Profit and tr W YORK 2 steel or erably Mera lions Cure|gt ——I.LOUIS Pp ————__st0uis 0 NEW YORK Bo ja] to the Post-Dispatch. NEW YORK, March York Stock Exchange t¢ Be Reba ecg PR = . . ia os ae & Aa} transactions p years ago, 10,986,000. al sales from J u79,000, compared with 813,81 478,000 same period two ye on United States Li ar, that is, for inst -four thirty-secong te list of transactj reseconds of a do!} eans $99 and twenty The following is lowest and closing Sale pr dollar a ee ee eee ENT BONDS. x taken : BOND MARKET “Wednesday ea gay 1U38—10 103—5 | 103—1]0 Ze | --/L00—15 100—] 2 10Q—] 4 | ai j 7-42 100—]]} 100—J0 LUQ—1] 4; 103—28 103—25'103—9- a INDUSTRIAL 103—25,103—9 i 105—19) 105—-19 19 i i .. LOS—14 LO7—16 JOS—11 7 Argent 6 5S Ser ene Report, Hi >" - — " = ‘yarauli -Pri = § Brick . ment as« of Dea. 31, 1926, Shows —* » 20 het profits for. the year were , y Situation. 30 re 11 March SO —** Mar ch g0eg BONDS, STOCKS, a | Mezzanine, Boatmen’s Bank Batld Branch Office ot H GArfiela 4000 | B | New York. Chicago ang St. Loule Bto Fast Ufrect Private Wires ck Exchanges é Chicaro Resarda of Trade RAIN otel Jefferson att } ~——— - — 7 $1,000,000 REFRIGERATING & COLD STORAGE CO. ist (Closed) Mortgage 6% Sinking Fund Gold: Bonds A Company whose prin- cipal business is the stor- ageot perishable foodsand the sale of refrigeration, under city franchise, in the downtown district. Average net earnings for interest, depreciation, Federal Taxes & Divi- dends, for last several] years, Over 2.7 times in- terest on these bonds. Priced: 100 and interest to ~~ yield 6:00°7, FURTHER DETAILS ON BEQUEST LORENZO EE. ANDERSON & CO. 721 ST. CHARLES 8T. ST. LOUIS, Mo. te et £9 2D SO EVERY: BOND | LOAD | ee. tt 5 2000 Dp |" in bonds 0 14,391,000. are in dollars and inted $992 nd not $99.24. Ons, with Sales, hig oc. .147.5 . 145 76 toms 1465] ees. 127.95 Sales 9 160 “~ 20 w.ld War.; 92% $f Q51 2 >. 1104 49 lOS 2 bf 2ou 2 50 1 9s} be Pe ¢ 42. 99 o is O? Ov OF $. 2 tht) “4 } 1! ¢ ‘) *}4) 7 ae ‘7 +5 471 AR +] 10] 34 | ORI ° s ‘ a » 46115 11515 47 (114% 42 100% 30 [100% 1008 fo 52102% 1102 xy \199 w x - > ~ _— ere) reg YN 5 73102 +3 Poa 1Oy? a3. 1 NAT AO li 17 i 107 3 ft) +4 105 3 Tf 4] ? ; 41 1 , 3s ~ t ">= 1 - 4 s i Os A ere. * 1‘? iJ >] si * " ‘ 41] t's» 2 54 1) to LOY » $5 ] OT ret yf eS i} $4) ae : ] hs te ; igs tH! 108 } 36) 80 44.0407 oo. JO4 ae 4 ae He hy fr.5 1a hy H 44 4 3, i+ iS hy ) 4 Sy +” yt » A t 7S ary 41 Lit e} +) CoN 4 (?] 4 (+. if ] ny 44 ba 4 ol 1031 11} *%, 4 1o ik is 4 Leen oie ‘ : St) sf 4 41 lol ty 1é O9 05 £45 dy Sh 4, OQ Ky o 44 R105 Ae HA A 78 « 41 47194 08 ST-DISPATCH __ Previous day ago, 12,265000 and 1 to date Year ago —— and 1,008,. - a z ~_ om 5 am ~ tw Ww - 4 ' l) S&S 67,1023 fe “102 10% 4, AVERAG Es, a ~U Indust. PO et " ~_ ae - _— - - z ——s OS mt pe eet 7 he pw . ae a wile do Oi Ge Higi;. BON deb t} 3 Li, ee ee i100 144 10g vu 5 6 48 .../103: ~ ot oe Mtns OS eS ae oe ~ eo L-x +s - ° 1041, LO4 1g 1o4 i 43 10? % wie «) 8216; 8] B21, lst 37 951lq 5 45 be ry Pg , 4 6 SL ../102% 102% 192% 74 A ../108 |105% 1054, Ry 5 53 Lu4 4 Qi, 1044, 1044, 82) > ae | te, oa “UIOW) . ~ a © fs = G 48 107 an L107 \& 10% ls 4 65 78 8% TR, 7% ' qo re ee am >} BS aw 1) 2% ,t “6 4% 62) 5815! 5s is 414 46] &21g/ S21) ROY , ‘ Gi r} > 62 92 1 ts i; @ ‘ ‘ (}*? 1 44 9314! 9 ae : 15 GS 1g {) ‘gm 1 O45 OS 8, | tes 7 RS + i$ 97 95 J44y) 0414 > 2044 ROI io 6. G7 i 6 7 1 ® §i .... 1105141105 4 10514 i j 105% 105% 105% on 4 46-94%) 94%; 94 05 46 108% 108% 1US 6, qa 5 46 10983 1094, LOD Ss, 4 29..i 90 YS, O84 N 4 61) 9} GO G1 Mo 2? 10) LUG Ss Loe! 60 103%, (104 44'1033 3 112% 112%, 4191 2 65.'10] Lin) ; LOT te ae 10345103 L044 8 B tj Sf SO of + © 4 mi 9 56... 104% 104% 104% i $551 133 414 4 ° « oe s+ ‘ i “Ets ~d 5 2?R'100 100/100 41 | 102% 102% 102% -/101_ /101 103 «ee Yo4) 95 hy, 95 14 97 HY 7 99 -“% UY 7 Ist 42° 91% 914) 914 100% 100% 100 34 98%} 98%) gg, tssceesd GF 61 BT | g9 b0 BR LOLs, LO] &% 101 G 55 lO] L00 5g (100 % i ‘ Q7 3 ¢ Ob 6. eee) v7 3, vs n 32; 95%! O5 He ro §° US 3, YS “4 Hs ) 42 Luj SN LO] M% 1 | 4 43.) 91 ; YO%%}] 91 Se 72 l T2%! TOR 49 ef) » SO4y | SoO4, 45 yy lay 7 Se | Cs Fla 6 35 9714) 964/) 964 10 1 » 146 105 ~~ 1g Og gg Og 55 OF | OF Oy 1g 4 50 91%) 9141 O14 w/VJ aS & ™% Si "¢ ae ie 107 Be 107% lO? Ri 115%/115 115 a) eo 122 L22 4 38 93 93 | 93 51 ..] 9116! 97 | 93 S Ry) ‘ 195% 105% 105% rfx 4 Ry 0 Ae 64 % 65 5 60 fi] hit) ff) 5 oR eT a = 7 Oy - “a 101% 101% 1012 47 | 97 9616; 97 oF QQ 7% {) 1%, QT POOR 95 1 O5 15 5 105% (105% 151. ; O3 4% 103% R39... 1LOB% | e 75 A 1! 4%, 104 ; 104 %& 8 76 B.1103 4 103% 103%, ' 4 59 J SO 4%!) RI > 4° tg | HH1I4) Og London Wool Auction. March 30.—At the woo] sales | bales were offered Of which Demand was less active, renerally -wer, steady whi! | ; were’ slow of sale and ir. ! i Le eae, 41/100 %/1 f EEN [| NING! Look for 7 PS. , ous Indian Trade On every Roll and Bund] a 10115 101% !101% o 40) 102k, 5: 1% , 48: 10514 1051 ee Eee _ - ' Manufacturers and Dealers: goods with genuine Paper and Bags. Busy packages rough tough wrap- MOSINEE. MOSIN gives its which calls Ping paper—preferably Midland Paper Company St. Louis Distributors SINEE Pping Paper sONDS. -— ~ the Uniform W —— EEE -— -_— 102 % {1 [ARCH 1937. te Osing and previ York Curb Excha lots (00 Omitted) a. SRE eee: Sales, Security. | High.! Low. ~—— A ee Aa ———_— i et cat h $0.— Following is a list of Sales, highest. Closing prices nge today, sales Of stocks being in 100.. Or fractions thereof, except in Standard Oj} which are in full, while bond sales are in $1000 lots of Securities traded in on | Prey ee ioe S tome » Pre iCiose | Sales Sap. : Y Close oi Ui Sales. Security, _-ligh Low. | Close.!Close INDUSTRIALS —— ~ “> . . ~ aol Oo + Fan Far In! 98 % 27% ~8% | 2732 ~ 4 riim Insp MI 6 lx 6 4% 6% * 6 8 6s Fy mn «"s A 18 Is ' 18 , . - » 72 F i M Co C430 425 en 4 ‘ Fo Or 4A Is l7 4 17% 182 Y7 3%, lé Fox Ty X.{ ZS%T 21 % | 22%) 23 lt 44 : fr HH M i 102 ee) ee 7y ie Ree 28, 1 fr Fig R C 3% 3% o Mi... ; its Fresh Ch I3%y) 13%, 13%) 643 7? i J Uf = 44 1, i4 1. 44 ly 44 Oe ye Garid Ste 1 1k, I ix, ] eee 12 (rer Bak \ DH I> 7% 586 & 5a Ob & lS Gen Bak } 2 % :% 4°*, o @ 1G EG warjia5 {195 "1375 2 0 & 1, Gen I epmr 4 $i 73% 743% 74 Oe rn Oe I (ys lee rrr 1% 404%, 40%, $0) 7% 43% 0 Ga Po fd 96% O35 %; S86%i... O48 o Cslilet nd Shi Ss S; Le al rnb . 403 1 Hart C Gage a 843 2 Sere 1vO 4 . Haze} (‘or LU, 10% 10 S26 4 @ Be arate) Holl &S a.) 21%! 2190! ona | > Horn & Har! 5114) 5] 1 52 1%, 71% o pia 07% 107 1107 !19- 70% t Ind R ¢ or A _ 7% 7% 7 yy’, 11, Ins {oO N \ th le 56 rth by 55 9 ] IN Gaa w rt 7 7 2 mney 17 4 I P&'] new ] 3244 131 ly 11 A ees OU ly Pyrene { NO, f) 3y 1, 7 } 2 Se 1 R K R 72 a 72% ie: ; 182 J 57 Rem R } 36%! 352 fy 381 _ PAGE 37 RB MARKET (COMPLETE) amvne 21: LOUIS POST-DISPATCH__ EW YORK CU Depeche NM ota ER er ong, Seat i on . Low J cress] Rt INDUSTR} ALS ~ i ‘ ' “4 — _— ~~ ‘ i. oo. me : ~ ie ow WIN ro24% (102 % 18% LO1% 101% 10oL% INDEPENDENT OILS Were 5 SORT WE yp oo om. bap Me, a eee oe aid - 123% 123 “leg Continued on Next Pare. ee oS a rey eee pie bite a. nnn ll A vue wuUYy DALAL SII IT TTT ALI IT) reate a Living Trust —and See in Your the Wisdom of you are not satisfied, it 1S not too late to (?7HEN you estab- fz lish a living & trust, you ac- tually make it possi- ble to see in your life. time the wisdom of trusts and you can be sure the right provi- sion as been made for those dependent upon you, because if ‘Si We will gladly mail you aco to discuss the matter at T. Louis UNION Try E* EXCLUS any in Missour? NATIONALE BANICYS NATIONAL BANK TRUST'S ERVIC ldest Trust Com WA thiliated (WU. EIRSE $s og BE +t . SE Core rer ete he ede a Le oe Oc 5 ae “a peers a a TF GPE oe vis Se ye ‘ 7 ae a oF ~ ing foe ~ Ne oe os Sige 3 eee eee SNe Be a = ~3 te ie ot a “Rit ax her 5 “EBA: oper aise Lifetime Trusts ie Mf i ores "®@5e@ eR eeena Full information about this very satis- factory method of ar. ranging your affairs is told in our interest. ing booklet “Living Trusts.” wnhnnnnen del. YY) + Pe = *** ®@eceeks eR ARP RES ll be pleased you come to ours. PY, or, our Officers w your office or have ee Renita ne ST Co,

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lal e ° mt pede : NEW YORK. Mar 4 oO : , About Steady Local Exchange. ‘ar, receipts 51.5592. Fresh | gathered, ex- | Rule Steady markets andl ran into more cotton today gs came a list of quotations in the foreign exchange | e : . 7 N] POUT | tra firsts storage °, icked 27 G2sec: f1 } , pea pon | } tf mad Pe, i? p até } iy ine ; ~ — ~ Poe YT) ‘EL (. r wih, 4 he ' TTT ry YT } ys ; > ea ) ‘ hae } _ . = ras = et Y : Sa | ~ ’ ‘) To ee a, ryt r* , : ' —_ “Fy preg qt a 9 + trader liing pi f i rng the a market: : a | LA Ud PRODUCE ROW. Mar n 0 QI TA I: BU] TER, budat \ tC vrathered firsts 24%, a Qe: Pdi g ra thered fr. l i 1S , RODUCE ROW Maren 3 i gg ae f . for | Prices set back $1 a bale from early. fig: | ENGLAND—Sterling, D, $4.86 5-16; C, | —| lato supplies were moderate and trad: | pRy pXCHANGE, March 30.—-Futter ex-] seconds 2314 @24e: nearby pullets iA D supplies were. moderat o wade hs. rd 6&xt@e | ures and cio oa i loss’ of about Lo $4.85 24-32: 60-day bills on b: ink gs, | Da is Qe ) Minnesota red river ONLO ; 1 Soha t } butter stand- | U¢ irby hennery browns, extras 28a le oe sone ; was Sita Se eee . “ES SRS Wee @iptge gf Gee oom ! j Pol is on bh i’ ules Ww © reuu ed 0 $4.81 15 16 | pa ow a) ee, rt} russe } LATINAS, $2 »4) { in Were 4 shs ALS ‘ ad ( heess stead receipts 4 OV ~ iz ly . . ‘ "Led : : = : : ° rm —— pOIMLS » 14.30 s Quotations in cents: D, Demani: C, ca ie S$?) 60 lissourl ruse es 10. to $2.2 sal , o t 5) butt firsts ] | whale milk flate freeh {anos anecial 4 y a: 4 ia N - WEDNESDAY, MARCH 36 1927 ee Prev. b lis | vv tec in rurals, 32.10 to $x lo. pe bod fe ts res irst exes uncbange iverage run nguoted: other stat . t HE or sey s . sap he a es oe i Miz aw, . Close. Close, PRANC] Fra D. 3.91%: Cc. 3.91% | Dow Is on own, $1 to $1.2 t ; at Vit, unchange ce ee pi esas! "216: " b ADVERTISE ral , yn > oe Th lap NE W YORK, M;: ur h 30 amuse ufter steady j a , ‘ / %e,. tn Zz ams hb the Associated Press. iJ 14.49 14.°8 14:28 14.44-45 B. 7 IU M Belga SH D+) » 10 90.900 NO " se Pexas, $6.50 pr 3 i iats { Val 3 articles. } receipts 10.1: real me ry $ + hey 4 ~ ra we " ae “ vias al ees se pellet” y hi U4 Y, : “; WITTISTTT A) tre ‘ a s ‘ da — =e , of — ‘=> toa sisitavia , bh ’ ; bn { t. ~ si , ic « . . cd Ry." i 3 i iv, bit b28°] tii«il i per t. peti « ‘ oe oe Dice sd * 7 ff . NEW YORK, March 30.—The cotton | October .. 14.70 14.50 14.50-51 14.66-67 GERMANY Mark S. 73.70 ! ‘Ser | — ee ’ ! y hall % hy , ti ry _ ra *} &Xtras, 5454 loc; creamery, extras (72 | [rom sterueg { tai wees : i ST. LOUIS Is BIRTH. & es y : ; ping 7 4 — may é 4.70-7 ; ; 2 c Ota LOE bennessee nance! lall, |} O74 rdinary firsts, 4 +f. Tnarket opened ate gay tedav at nil ad- i J pain ver : > s¢:; ‘ a +0 see HOLLAND—!I af) i .7 +, Qs » & ty) ’ a . ) >? (i¢ j ‘ - pode ' ; ti ti! | ‘ i ° ay score ) , ; | . : } . 2 i i bid ‘iy , ‘ ; vance of two to four p mts. active months NEW 3 March 30) i v . a es : ¥ | ind Arkansas naney hall, 70c per bu ham BUTTER - Creamery extras, Oo NEW yO , NA 0) toe > .% 95 Ven ' E OF THR iy 5 % " ' “ ’ _ - Pi. ome TD TS , . : pf*} } ar) : yy, 'U 1] Ps » : ; ‘ . ‘ - , ig é 3 4 ‘ i ‘ pis | Pal . » > tare : e' owing net gains of three to five points. tures opened steady Ma 14.25 l DENMARK nes eee >? OR a Ban 6. deh rn val ath, oO to SVC) | standard rt Lirsts, i , BECOUNGS, eat teady broi “es t 40045 App * a ICE CR as Le) “A KG U S ; ] 14 tw (} i 14.00e lu 14.85% A plicg . - yo yy. ee wa. Tee NAnsemoid ioc Lo No l nackineg SLOCK, “ZO %C: eheesy stu ) oo o . a ox } = ¢ i ( = LS Rey " ’ “2 te pt A : fs , . vs § : niin ation of over- ° ' } . ~ 4 le t é XN ee a7 ’ 4 : ‘ - ~ - eat é IPERS bad OL ODD : ee poultr i? | 10 5 _ ndard mts “ty ae , ‘ 23. d } D art ates * 3 ‘ oi; ; ‘ . i houg yt ik Ross Kue ‘hen, ‘+ : i, % ah previous day and prices “ aa) elgg oe | | RUMANTA—lI4 D, 664 1 $3.25@3..50; %-ear Fla. bliss triumph, j/ prints. 26 LTR 7 “ref pau 29% 1 23% ce; 0° March, over ee ae ape Carrie pace ey - a oR, ge of waffle, and h ad a bit - + YP ee Tlise openin unde 2 Sou it rl selling u nad . . FRY IoN ;° NI \ Pes I> eo SF i, Du ( ates. y ) hee Cal Te ae . se Ae Py PODL Y ‘owls. heavy. 23 a . , 4 ‘ maitil, ~ 2. ours oe pat neé i é ~ rs } 2 at | . i lage q % Ps eoatle ring : lic uidation. EAST ST LOUIS Cit, March .—— i pr \Z1! i Milreis >, 11.87 fe ‘ j tri iph, 0: 8. Na. 3 sis EAT a nee if ae? ; ght 25'ec; sezghorn hens, 25'44e; | cires March, 21e; do Apt ON retrig- | SiSSippl genera: ' Quailts eream dabthre d on { of j a IZ 5 : The weekly report of the Weather Bu- | (United States Department of Agriculture.) | YOKIO—Y« D 49.121 Fo stock-—-1 ear Colo. russet burbank. U. 8. | 19?%7 roilers, soc; 1920 spri “i r HIC. indards, No “5% 4 Fate 7 Sec 0! st a op of it so } i 4; r : : he, 2 ge iret ‘ 1” ' , i frei : + is ~ e , ™? : »}y 2() ) 7 wy , P : ey? 19 ¢ ‘ , . reau seemed to make rathet a more favor Hog = eipts, 14.000 ,’ im £0 A bleh i SRY ANGHAI—Yen 1) 6).8, le N |. $2.75 to 82-90 ae Idaho ri eset | od ies 192% apringers ibs ina 11} . cy asd M rch ya Potat oe te i d = ‘a : , _ aha: nud — and S€e the ty FS Z ahie show ing than expected and may h ive ; ¢ . . D SI l ae 4 Loe to ; (ji) Tran «is — } ; ) 1? : ) 0) (04 ry rh) as | \ l “+? (i) > {iO 1 . iS 4 eCnickens ; l > ibs 1hid . ( ars On trac " ‘ 4 tot il | nited i AS 3 JI . +} ; em > ; : — p> at be ‘ 4 accounted for part of the eelline which | S11.40@ L155: 86 22 pounds $11.25 | MON! RwAL——Dollar, D, 100 09% +p piesa re , Q)} { Q Pw: ‘Bee’ > sata Bot suring hickens,. 4 I and. "fates shipments 727 cars: supplies m@gd- | One firm received hones — AMC Une, a : oa SB ar ch ea ae a fii i} 2) a» bk , ud ‘ ro? aed a — 7 oh sacton re 2° ai ee : ; , ¢ eased prices Off to 14.38 for Julv and) @11.40: 250 to 240 pounds SI1@I11.15: | eeetiyciae syne y, $2.2 ) : ‘ oe e ©85¢: Jeghorns and bi cle “springs |} erate; demand and tradi moderate: mar. | dew melons by express. troy ‘ew Yo Orivcinatorse : : . - , “> ; yy? 9 _ Bod " i eCAay nw td 4): l Cal Minn russe] Ove wih’ aia oe nam el , 1 kee ate iy ) - Ve | . | orig Tir , ~ , Pi inactors and ma ‘ ; 14.80) fou Decem bet i ae five to six points "40) to ZOO pounds SIO.JFoO@11 -OU to vel } ~ nN ! go oO ¢ Se? 4) - . lt lk horn cocks 3 Ly ; t teas es Wiseonsin ackes round whites Kifialines } } 10] i. a ang atty 4 ‘> : ; ' ~_» iit . ww) } ‘> r¢ ‘ , ’ : rm ad Aa “— ~ , ‘ a aps e 4 ’ ‘ net lower. sc pounds mostly SLOU.O0Gd 10. ib: few car Mi hadi R JY 10. 90.00; 1 ae Om to OD: mn SCOVY ducks | $1.85 @ 2 mostly around $2: oulk $2) peared of good quality and so simia OF quality phols Stered f y Priveie cables said that trade calling j loads around S10.50y good killing pies ‘ 6 10 peggy ee, ee U., 5S. No. 1, du ei OG th lin: wap ceees wo. | @2.15° Tdaho sackee russets $2 85@H# | way. Standard ite at 36 hbo at re the Pr Orniture | ; .od eontinental buying had been sup-/} Sliwi11.25: vackine sowe mostly $4 50@ wig Or) 0 sacks Wis rurals, 1 Lt =~" ie Pee ‘i mostly 88 904 % S7 In the Same shinpmet ere ; re TNe Au i-L itton Fu iPade : : e : ’ 4 - , AoE ‘ WO | Ss? 10: 60 sacks Wis "urale | jurkeys, hene and young toms, 37/c tur- an "y > ] Pe ont Ca ‘, , ‘ ait ‘ plied by Hauidation and hedge selling in) 9.655 an ; ” 9 VU Ban iS. PUuPral 24n : 9 In: KANSAS CITY, March st) Poultry: | farral grapes, sel'ine for 9 per YO-nound (‘ompnany * ir : ] erpoo { itile receipt 35G ‘} calve OOM steers | Lead was qiiet at Sy 10 per LOU ateb) s ~ NO } SO 1h Carlot sales. track sery ceVS, id toms S84c: No, tu rkevs, —_—_—_ -— | B AN AN AS ~In shipping order 5 , has been m: I : Z en seven pois net jowel bhi marke 1 =] Ww: steady: Hulk S8& 5047975 top Sli): | NE VW Yorrnkh March 30) if ' ef Casv eae. :.. So ees ly, Car Wash roewnd horn ca pons, zac; No. &e Capons, 20c: ith iy One 1%. @ ner Te bcs ihe : Oh Maude right } jere in St, ; became quiet and held generally steady. | cows and low cutters mostly I5c to 25¢/] electrolytic, spot and futures, $ 3.12 ‘\ Pin | white. U. S. No. 1 $2 young guinea. $7- Old guinea, $4. Steel Market. f CO OANU TS—In iobbing way $4.50 1 Louis and shipped to a ye [ar = ly ne around OF tw } . OF 7 firey spot and nearby TOS. a\ ) oO 2} cealer A eteady ) ONS 1) 7. ane "eg - O Ihe Ors. ‘ Lg 10} ; ree wv /2 . i) L5, & 4 b ; i i, | “Sen . ie , és 3 Mectober 14.00; December 14 iO i BAA ie Sheen reeeipts 0 tf Jambs slow: ur: pot. to.7 1 Jytes a. . AP J pe UY tee jiiliatlidi shinee (2 1?0 ee F to 1O%ec; rough, coat FROGS Jumbo. $3: medium. $9.60: OP ANGE i. Florida, $2.50 to $4.50. and Dtoaat ‘ee Z lanuary 14 4 Spot Gubler: midGcilhe ’ cle} Mn) W it ae c) wool da rhe Sits app Sh +f na 2S a = tt) Ay — New York Silk vwniderfed underweizht, etc., not w anted | on a}) $1 50 per dozen ° wrve ‘?t Californ ‘ 3 * ta St > per bex. if ‘ i. OOM week to” A 14.0. Pdesirable | welds pped Jambs $15: | Tin sp eee Ses, Frcs palit o>: , ene ie and salabie only at sharp _ reductions, | 2 . STRA WI ERRIES—Mississippt .?4-quart vour seleetion ite Z SS el lop va tit “A “ s SLO.D few [6d Lead, spot tb las Od utures te PAO, \\ rORI March 30.—Raw silk n-j} Spring famds odo lbs, 7 @13e per ! MIL K——Countrv stations, $2.95 per 100! case, &4 to S7: Louisiana * 4-pint ise. & : ; wy % “ ! a Security Hien Law Choe | Giver j DOMESTIC BONDS. : C) El tiuam ) I ei 4 14 104 a - 7 ee Bide ‘ i ONL; HOH, Ute *? 2 ee ~ y i Lar’ 6) 7%! 9, Ni HIN eo BG A! 97%) OFR; 07%)... il Cone Tex 8 $4 | [4 4 4 hy ~’ Con Cor AO 98%!) S44, YS4g!) 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ORI) 90 98% | » Pk A (610); | eS an 9g gn 45 POEd 6 & j Diteawi 96%! 96%. 96% P Oh Kd 6 ts ada Aww. 98146) 97% [AB%! OT%R% 10 Pen P & L 5 62 B .100% 10044 1007, 100 14 9 do 5 D 63100% 100% 1L00% 100%, Phil EF 5 GO 108% 103% 105% 105 5% P Rie T 6) 99%!) ORY) HHIg! HO I P ze Ed 5 = OG ly M514) MG, IH SN J5%'102% 0? h 102 I, 1024. 7 do E&G §® new ..1100% 100% 100% ..... 1 PO CB A103 5 LO3 AZ 103% 10344 | "6 RI OG A 9% OF 95 Ot, | 5 SeabAL 6 A! 99 | 99 99 Oy | ce serv DG .j 74%! 73%/ 73%!..... ° SchulRE 6 9G | OG 9 | Oy Go 6 x {| 88 | &7'4; 88S x7 ! : Shawah 7 | 98%! YR&) ON 4%) NR 158 Sk OC 5144!) 98%! HRY) NS'ty! YS1, Dd Sloss” S6 Pr 102% 102%, 1102 14 "5 Solv A A | 9844) 98) ORE 2 SCE 5 44 101% ‘101 4, bois ~ do 5.51 OR 4, OR Ky | gem) ON ° do new | 98 %, | ORS” ORS)... 2. | h# Sou G 64 102 (10° 1O2 eee i468 PaL 6..!100 {| 99! ANY] wex% | Se Pat GAiiGe jloe {102 102 1 SONY 635 [104 HR 104K 104% 195 ISM R 6%! 81g) RY! UR'4 8 iw 2Co 8.1100 | AOS! HOT: Hy, 80 So. Wales 5s 96%!) 96% 96° 10 T&P SBwi Nn% 1 AN%! GNwW!... - — ~-* — ~ -~ — tf ~ 2 Ts Pal 5) 9H Og ag 29, O11.7..' FR 1 HRs!) OM Og ideo Bs [100 HOTT | bao Av ind 6144/1. 96%) N65) NO%) 96% 5 t RofHH 7 %/110 110) «=6f110 Lig 1 USR 6 3210244 (102% 110244 1Oo Ns ! do 6's B32 10" 102 1O”? O6 302 a nes 10% 1, 10° b. it Web M Bis! 93 1 92%) O2K!) HV awwY C bh NPI, |) Hw | HARI.) OF wor en F*in 7. 4! i, THN TAM THM. tH ; ty SEO a Mee TAMIL IHOA TAR Tt A 6 =, Ta Se “1H pH. 1H te? ya yw Ff Sy rAAm) HN) HAE! an, oe TSW TNR tae he sae -— t e WwW Al: SNA MATL TON TAa, > -.) sl ’ S =~ ww" bs $1 DOWN Delivers Any of These ltems Retrigerator ‘10° Sturdy Gibson oak apartment Re- frigerator, with insulated walls and all-enamel! food chambers. ~~ age ea Enamel . set Four Windsor style chairs and pretty $ 75 wing-top table, in lustrous gray enamel. A well-made Set, of pleasing design. Jiffy Gas Range °19” A wonderful all-gray porcelain Gas Range, with ample oven and warming shelf, wnconditionally guaranteed to be 100% efficient. Gibson Oak Refrigerator With Enamel Food Chambeys 0° Splendid 3-door oak Re- frigerator, with white enamel food chambers and heavily insulated walls. Holds 40 Ibs. ice. Only $1 Cash Fiber Reed Baby Carriages "‘¢ -r’\. 5% ’ ‘ wm : ; ; i , : ( oY Galas he \yy «Sear and easy-rolling wire Complete, meaty t ‘) } fan g. 127 -Ft. 2. Splendid quality duck Awnings in choice of tan and white or blue and white stri; pes. Size for 2- ft. window. $1.25: for 31 and 4 ft.. $1.50, ie In Fawn, Blue or Gray Enamel $ a Pretty Fiber Reed Baby Carriage in choice of fawn. blue or gray finish, with x White Enamel Bath Stool, $1 : ) He Se f. ts sind 3 “ar , a ostumer | mse | * bef a a. Heavy Costumer, with secure brake. reversible " wheels. Resilient springs. Bargain Basement te Willow Clothes Hamper...$1 eee GOODYEAR TIRES AT UNION ON EASY TERMS ar Day at Union | > In the Union oe a tm Fe i ae ge A FOR -VNIVER SAL US e Jk gS So Flane LAY ™D oe zZ es SOA Pp -— ; ; 30 Bars for $I Five-Foot Stepladder >] Strong five-foot ¢/ Stepladder_ with/ bucket rack. Every step heavily rodded. One-Gallon Outing Jugs. ..$1 Flex-Steel Door Mat. sie Turnover Waffle a — Kitchen Chair >] Large, sturdy Kitchen Chair, with double stretcher. Varnished. Queen Anne Taboret..... .$1 Oak Utility Table........$1 Cane Porch Rocker...... .$1 Kitchen Light >] White enamel Kitchen Light with large frosted white globe, as shown. 5-Pc. Garden Set & Spade, $1 Ga e - un anys $1 DOWN Delivers Any of These Items Day-Bed Outfit ‘10° Windsor steel day-bed, with metal cane panels, complete with fabric spring and cretonne mattress. SR. hi Se ji 3-Pc. Fiber Reed Sunroom Suite Lovely armchair, rocker and divan $ 75 in baronial brown fiberreed. Backs . and loose spring cushions in cre- 39 tonne. Wing-Top Table Wonderful wing-top kitchen Ta- ble. Unfinished, A great Table for any purpose. Easily painted. Large Cabinet Gas Range Finished in Blue Steel o>: x Large oven and broiler in this well-constructed gas Range. A very efficient Range, and very reason- ably priced at $29.75. Only $1 Cash strong hooks. Choice of any natural wood finish. Holland Shades Ksitstioncaiamelioa’ bik $ i es Z, for i. ai BE. & = —y > i i ~~ o - “¥ | | o Fixtures Included Slight seconds of quality Holland window Shades in 36-inch width, six feet long. Choice of ecru, white or Holland green. Complete Stag Handle Carving Set. . $1 enamel Recepto Waste Can,$1 Canvas-Seat Folding Chair, $1 No Phone, Mail or C. O. D Orders Accepted > > Sheets and Pillowcases First Quality of High- Grade 81x90-Inch Hemmed Sheets $1 Each |! 42x36-Inch Pillowcases Sage ree uf y hire Only $1 Cash 3 for $1 (Bargain Hasement.) HANGE cme LEWal 2OGN.127 $7.72. marker s1 eP SFSRSSEN BARA Bearer ’ 7 # Py Ds ’ ‘ ay i c ¢ : ts : 7, bbs sesgdaddaadiiazccqQcaaaca0a0d0000z OOD (casy CAMEL. HAS ya, Three renewed pleces, similar to those shown, in Al condi-* tion. You can get the finish ; you prefer if you come earfy, The. group is limited at this low DNGOG Ss 6 ick idss Pay $5 Down 3 BREAKFAST SETS [& / Plain unfinished Breakfast Sets, four sturdy chairs and 7 table, similar to style shown. §§ e iii. Wonderful val- 75 ues. In Al con- ; to ie ~~ 2.%e es oe dition—some ™S* SS SS eaaae Meee wo ce een eee Ge Pay $1 Down | ‘oa Union’s Two i | : Exchange Stores 4 OPEN EVENINGS | You Can Shop at Union’s Two Exchange Stores Every Monday, Wednesday and Saturday Evening TILL 8:30 Odd Buffets...... $9,759 Odd Divans ...... . $4.18 Parlor Chairs .... .$2.50) Complete Lamps . . .$5.95F Easy Terms THREE-PIECE LIVING-ROOM SU SSVI AHA AAA VW S , : » geome, * ; \ : a s , ™ i“ “yy listeria POSES CCE Ae CHOPDER CECH MMMM It arrived only a few days ago at the Bridgeport, Conn., and is wobbly on its leg to go on the road shortly. je ei: FOR THE ‘URBAN Se - Ae Oe! ¢ ed A ore ¢ = ; ; Big armchair, wing chair 3a® davenport, with deep Z cushions. Upholstered lour. A great value aby price, Pay $5 Down le eee eit et hk hh he eh eee ee 2 — +28 ee 4 ee eee Oe Bee ee Hemet eee ee Odd Wood Beds. Davenport Tables 9xi2 Brussels ...... 9x12 Velvets 2 ae '? Axyminsters 7 | These New York Negroes are leaders in r SAVE ON FURNITURE p Bees Left e right—Noah K. Thompec cael : S. Johnson, editor of “Opportunity ;” 2 EXCH ake STORES § | xecutive Secretary of New York Urt * ted. ~ tty, ns ms rrrrr rrr rr wre ca Tl USW 6% ©105% 105% 105% 105

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OM AAT iB gee wh Baa? Sane? Cele 4 Pe, 4 h,, Ae Faas Bs ne SR cas, > PS hs one oe, tare * enn _ - SS A. A Rn Nae email eee A I A AC CE OO ce eeeeneaaemana iinet ACCC ACO CCL AOL LALA LAL Oi » os ST pt ving WEDNESDAY Sc | eviniliisntaeeeaen —_—_—— WEDNESDAY. me PAGE 40 = The St. Louis Post-Dispatch Daily Magazine — NEDYEsDar, eee ete een ae eee eee HOOKWORMS —_ — - -—- = Oe eee ee el rl er SAYINGS OF MRS. SOLOMON By HELEN ROWLAND . —— = = = - - - - EE ——— For, lo. if a woman be a Gold Digger, even tne Tightwad will a4 But she that considereth receive nothing, not even his 2 her. nr When a damse! —_ = THE MONEY QUESTION. »Y Daughter, how stranze is st open like a flower at her commana. hic murce an aclath iii pus ot Cam oe a is * | r,r an ed ? wane + ad , tuue r a: Ca - mandeth taxicabs and orchids and with al! her wishes, and d dreadeth to be called “Cheap Skate. =. . - : . ee > Rut for her who saith, “Let and sit in the First Balcony.’ ss 2 - ~1# 2 - Re us } — or " ~* . time, S5¢€ SOaii iin Mi Sia tpt sas > 7 . 37 _~—@ Die "rec Behold, a man wil! set his n all the days of his life to cover ty aela awn 4 = sables and pearls and cniifons ’ 3 LL. S rir : > r “a 7 77 I ~e to t = c Aes m 4 £ _ — tr ar ** vy f ww + a ‘eLer - | ‘5 . 4% 4 i . a " ae _ A 7." : . ra] r a ‘ 7 s ve and iib] eu 4 4 lg a a i ts} he way of a man Wiita . * ren +3 mana man delichteth to play Santa Claus to a Dumboe.i. But unto the : . , : — an —" o eoeth “fifty-fifty.” he ofttames berrudgeth the price f a bil sift and the cost of a pair of theater tickets. For the woman Ww! can “take care of herself’ will always be permitted to be her OW Santa Claus! Her “independence” cioset ip the pores of a man eenerosity, and is as ice upon th * Likewise, a woman will take cheerfully follow him to the cheap table d’hote and pay theater ticket. Yea, to the wastre! lend freely of her hard-earned moneys; and jor up” at her own table. + But upon him that hath the he taketh her forth, there is naught too expensive for her. goeth the limit with his purse, coin! For she hateth a poor spc Thus, always, my Dauchter, an prey upon the open-handed with the fair- min ded woman. e DUCATS she hath no mercy! t* * nv}; + oe “~ > : z. i a ee 4 > > > of “oo ar i Gai rs . NOWLEDGE is a useful thing One never realizes how useful a is i it igs until he needs it and hasn't it. The more you know about all sorts of things, the better fitted you are for your place the Great World and to do your part in the work of the Great World. If you allow a day to pass without learning something. tha! Gay is a total loss. Peter Rabbit is full of curiosity, but that curiosity was given Peter by Old Moth®r Nature in oerder ~ that he might learn things. I: is through it that Peter cains know!l- edge. .He had just learned from little Mr. Garter Snake that mem- bers of the Snake family in larce mumbers gathered to spend the winter in a certain place ach year. Now he wanted to - 10 more. “Won't you show me where the members of your family a l.st winter?” inquired Peter of lit tle Mr. Garter Snake. “Why -should 1?” retortedq Little Mir. Garter Snake, running his thread of a tongue out in the im- pudent manner he has. “Because I ask it,” replied Peter with a grin “That's no reason.” replied lit- tle Mr. Garter Snake. “I’m not gfoing to show you that place, but I'll tell you about it. It's a place back here near the foot of the mountain where the earth is sandy and where underneath are a great many rocks. It is a place where we Snakes can crawl in deep enough to be comfortable and dry and warm. You know a Snake cant go anywhere to pass the winteR We must find a place we can get into. This place where you saw all my friends coming rom is just the kind of a place we like. So the members of my fam- ily gather there from a long dis- tance every fall. There we all sleep.” : “But where were all the mem- bers of your family going just a- littie while ago when I saw them?’ interrupted Peter. “Going out into the Great World. of course,” replied little Mr. Garter Snake. “What a stupid question?” “It wasn’t stupid,” replied Peter sharply. “They were a!! traveling aiong together in the same direc- tion just as if they were all going to the same place. If they were not. how should I how it?” “They are not all headed in the same direction now,” interrupted Sammy Jay, who had been listen- ing. “The last I saw of them they were scattering in every direction. Meme were headed for the Old Pas- ture, some were traveling toward the Green Meadow, some were go- tng toward the Old Orchard, and some were headed for the Laugh | ing Brook.” “Of course,” said little Mr. Gar- expect. They'll scatter for a long way and they won't meet arain until cool weather comes next fall. ? J > & 2 Ry t e 4 ’ ; 3 . ad { Sit 1 fat eart! | sa - 1] Sit e "§ i ¥ ? = worm i me more I ! ix, th »? sf i right at you don r of : A W 4 A t ~ ‘4 earthworm, do ‘ ] : know where there is a fat ; W T } +é¢ o rhe beth gr 1. and oth admitted that they had learned something they had never dreamed ter Bnake. “What else would you | a . e = % RECIPES FROM Cook Book” Cheese Salad. - 7” k econ A ~——) a AK E % -p PSA LA Dire as v* cheese and rub it through a rye - 4 : % . ~ ¥ moisten it with = & *rh a ‘ > = ’ Fi * - v * & 44 . 4 . > * rr - S ond = ; 7 a. ho | r . re) ™ « . essed ng wi 27) a gh- + ? > “oy ’ > - +> n+ . — nn Ke.s ‘ me A¢ 4 4 “ 8 ad f i a a . .. i a in ae | yr - o" r wn ~ > : . - v4 Bea § 3 we don Success—and iS Se 6a G&G > — ° + - r I r vw 7 ’ 7 = 7T" y ’ ~ 4 4 ? ° y “~ + . : > > a2 _ 4 “ “~ x ~ ~‘ -—- 7’? a > - - + 4 4 x7 . _ ~ = > 7 . 2 “dl > ’ s . . : 4 7 * > + . = a _ \ ~“ - " : . r © + - + 4 : ~*~ . - 7 7 * « | Parking With eggy | 1 ) ' “Ted says about the only way a man Can Cain 2 MuItnet’ ; s Vw +» * © a — ~ -s “oo! _ ~ ; a _ : ‘ i 4 a | 2 ~ o = . ‘ > i Lia pe Po ' , r¢ 7 ~~» »-* - = . 5 og . * — PT. rr rT, '* ’ ad -@? - _— * ~ . ’ a r. % y 2s £ mo ss ‘a tsmase +; _ — a an vat on inese meée.o- asin +« : > « ha 4 A Ste Aad A i = id a i «A AW + Abe - . ‘ > : - " a Be . ‘ + : ‘y as , 4 a ‘ _ - 2 ‘ T " - a A ee. { i A idk ® i ~ ase ¥ : . > - — “ = ° . ° . + 7 - - j 3 £ > . ~ + : ~ ~? s ee fs i are That? ais J 4 ery wiv . . ~ + ky Tes sleir 7 a a+ os Vo. om Son Bacéar ¢$ haln . . ‘ ’ 5 , ws = 3 - — - > . st 7 - 4 ’ q ; ; = . eer ~we Je . > MARCH %@. i827 Pa . THE WOMAN © OF IT. _ SUE T |p, Marguerite Mooers Marshall | — WA | What Do You Know? By Chas. A. Bs Reed, M. D. | A Daily Knowledge Test Former President of the American Medical Association. ion siamese pall | A i—How many Cardinals of the Roman Catholic Ciusue @ OU, and esnecially you io i .. ae - y «Ba and es] ay yo live in the United States? “4 ren, particularly if you live in king Bees—and M. en POP PP gh hPa PK le o tn a reailv wi i¢ St read nuisance ogotent sco aeRO 9 — 7 was not th« Cee Ws » . pit known as hookworm 2—What does the namwe@psom Downs call to ming? me “b” in “bus according to ney ome fro! ( LL all LaLa ale Lm Restate, ileal ity ( oLege. eror gr ba = oot tr >, Sr a: aan — miter jae * f = . aie _ : * = get into you? These are really im- 3—What is the real name of Anthony Hope, the Dovelist? . a radio dialogue, and om Marte ‘ prnene ee eee Raia > oh eS o- ra a se hA ae © 3 ' 3 sat Ym ucb } nted nsect inha r ‘ -as ct s-4 aii. GOL bDOWel discharges of infected sub *a] hk about try s Aor’. = J a ads a | s wit i ™ _ . : 3 Liou : 4 _ LG re; v co a RR ibe Ogata 5—Who started the Red Cross in America? . me Ss means nitaminated wa- application -© GUty 1s prepes- * said Prof. Babbitt. “A bee *- ~*~ * j w« ie ) & USSQsseeassy 4235 LAE GUS; : e . ~ F: wakes no more lan $9 to 3 and some soils are more dangerous 6—How old is Henry Ford? —_— seam the hive in his whels - . ain é 1 \ A me Wwe : trips is os a4 s* -- : o- Bife. ——— i He hangs arounha the house os j it it ’ ** . * | i i i i i ln = ; . - . . . Lon — a ° \ , id 7 “ 4 : x "si sti iy of soil in Ala 3 all lel Lah LO al ll lll lela al els and harnss around a j — elches. a o> - where there is a great variety 7—Who-wrote Cyrano de Bergarac? * So stupid that in a bed ¥ } alm ) t! he won't go cut at } 4 - ‘ - ~ +4 44s i a OL aa all ral eal alll alll LOE LOO LO fr hr leg gl al ahha iy but Stays ar *, _ $ >| the Stat, eo & *% ihe 7 , . : weters, fine sand. sandy [os OOOO; ow a aa Willet informs us that the * i a. - ae + ed - = 9—-What is meant by “The Infanta? aevoia of intelligence and ¢ ordinary con 4 cense ua ’ 7 . even oO 2 : & 44 G . ys er , as ial 4 i ire r 4 A ;? 7 Laka i i i ag allel gl alm 3:4 does? "? he £2 vs, kno ¥ a good oe “ ~ 2 *. = . ~ a — 2 TY ~ + "ne F we i . my - 3 7 rs Sa aed S Zs oe — ry o ¢ a en re pied paren ~ at i ea - ~ a a “> = v = Foo. h ~ Re ae a pt ¥ ni % . t p a ad pos 7 nun her—ab a —wFwoicn ne cai quart chopped cooked beets, | S . or. wht not diz the dire about “Ter | only had and. the hookworm eggs were not support without serious effects on er Why cannot some cold cup grated Horseradish, twe p-ners? Wy Ne ee placable searcher after truth’ yeose time 1 *? Fi * — ke cm 6S af a2¥ & POR ae. ® ad Aa sae mil siachian iiteas i vinegar, one cup sugar, - - +6 i C x ‘ ’ - 4. | Unfortunately, he still remains # Combine the cabbage, beets bunk men? hours long instead iowever, where the 3 ‘ Still narerice and it ia very difficult and y ee eat col- : earrier, and it : ; Men. | {ke bees, have a great col were eight days ir horseradish and season with | Metion of unearned reputation What a let of ni oa . ; cat nr gh eee a Sinee there Is a ee - guar in it and add it to the | a éefault + Coa we could do; how het athe colered ehiten cf ee oe re — adagpcmag ast > a few | accomplish “it we of the coi a a a ee ee ated is a particularly nice relish te a tts ee ires Of POPpUaritie more time!” fe heneten anfle than Shame a Om a ce ee Pmyths about men. It makes you a s1iAe ¥ +e - saom Wen are guid rls reason. _—— phrase. what —_— } ra’ mir ; tan - OMtPe 3 . + a is -s = : am ther et As ms mpi: 7 [ur time saved in t SER SE REE Ie ment savs Smellie, an authority on Rub one cupful of butter end g the bear-carden performance | years or so. Fol a ~ I au i “ae i Soe * ™ the subject, is to reduce the degree one and one-half cupfuls of sugar ref the Senate in the C1OGERE 1 a mitted much of i > ~ . eee! ee + thes Ynoint } ? ts lates? eeesion. That had- é 1: aaah” Ge ac. esta - ns to a cream; add three eggs, beat- §@ ** (2°°*' ane c ae accomplished bef ' “3 - en with some remaining *“™ tempered, pettily personal, irra-/ 4; all roperi) i has plent f ex- , cage say VaR an RS ing yolks and whites separately, ak att cases al time-saving devic Bai hookworms, there is no 2ookworm i Se tionally excited group of legisia- The telephone a : Such a child becomes 9 | 20O0# Worms, one-h teaspoonful of ers tors so shiningly illustrated the re- : iad the radio ha peated assertion that men oughr communication. _ to manage public affairs bDecauUs® to-5 airplanes bi wemen are too emotional! place of the leisur Men are strong and silent. On, chaise; swift line edvious!} ‘! That's why they countries next do e cheapest little “temptation;” | srungreds of is hy an intelligent man sooner | cut housework in dizes success and happiness for the’) 4, sneeded up ¢ wir! whose male prototype doesn't duction. even appear on the horizon of 4M yor we com pla! ane woman. : And this more time for wo # male silence’ {It isn’t possible’ te éa- [rer men to put through even prad We spread our lest businéss dea] without — Present 2 ca. tae tedious hours and | ing ene go far into the ni @tacious iuncheons. Furthermore, | have proper rest. ie ee sonal co-operation but by educa- | "The easy-disposal featumg #ute woman alive, except possibly! . i164 suasies 3 GPa gal oy Cos i tional wor $s opportunity may meen actress, talks about herself of us devotes an n t per cent of the hook-! -... f é cia dain a cia at ae ae of this new hygienic help: re 4 . re A . é ci =esS \ LT e sa oe a i! pos : oR ae nd is dangerous to the | 2S*2%: 3 powder and a tablespoonful : iat teeters ha Children are more ,susceptible’ water Mix in enough sifted flour fled. unsanitary than adults to hookmworms to make a dough just stiff enough ie i tee The control of hookworms is 2/ to roll. Roll thin, cut in squares ‘+or for an intensive and skillful sprinkle sugar and cinnamon os) , and top and bake. ‘fabout himsel!. (She doesn't. of “ taking stock of ou much almost any man talks 299s . to calm, serene | —no laundry, just discard | / course, t the chance to talk, when Byes aroun 41°) : : and our liveg. é r. OUusit 2 Th ; : - ad 3 Men are above petty vanity. Yet/.. 000 Poss. a “7 3 girl is more fastidious about sont have ane a : ce | | t have enough By ELLEN J. BUCKLAND i ke hatr or her shoes or her ; , ar 0 . The trouble isn" This 5 Addressed to Women Registered Nurse 4 ! |The trouble & N a new way, women Som | = Human fastidiousness can-| LO n tlothes than is her brother about number of days fn T h O W b M “34 f the If anybody doubts : rod! $s orn Mien % go farther. ¥ a hough Oar Prodact y s reed of the disadyastegeagy a adel” aeeamel preoccupation | our mental atti time “sanitary pads We do our worl ¥ . ad - } ? : 2 = In the clothes closets of your home, no. doubt there are reater. The old emb h his personal appearance, no-) or re. Thin a ee | ge See : £ rf gown rt , . : e his line-up in front of the; S@CV@€fai Nadairl-wa2' Suits Or maieé mem ibers of your am- disposai and laundry is avoKx Merors in the subway gum me ' sion, and confustol a. ee = ay “bebe - .coats and: vests that are in good condition, but Get Kotex—8 in 10 1 |Mere rushing up al with the trousers worn out. Useless! Taking up women have adopted it. 4 + - ait sec ards as easily as tissue. ~~ ‘ sss tusidiigg i a + : = ¢ re¢ in sheerest frocks without a sece do a . : ag , ¢ foubt or fear. ; aching. tephoning, telling sto- a Beige o _ thinmc ¢ane. «war 5 I3sa0¢ ra sc tT ON 4 1? = cot . Wa . ine thing tor you iadies tO Go Is tO Orin g the ese out-or 4 Bes, “conferring” and wishing ngers as : pages BRR: s It deodorizes, too. And thus : ‘hit of work you uSe garments to US. We can match them with new pants a eal offending. pork on his women assistants. de cute the: cn and save vour husband or son the cost of a new suit. fin Pikes a es hen a man marries a business, | _ “7 seas a err eso ysis: You ask for it at any drug | Mueiri. even he knows enough not ™ Balt | ~ icin , ; erage hana eget a Do as millions are face = Oh, well, men have many amus- *°*Ual activity the! _ . x? ~ Ty a | co elas i ee 7 | TO SHOW 1 SGSSKSS; OI * N\V@ * 8Pies another jady:; for The passenger oe | a - © Who knows? Perhaps she will! per neatly, when j| showed a content as high as i. ; ear. = roadster, chummy ciub it t« not in any sé SS. cuiphur ik a sanitary iS apes caution we suggest the use of Absorene coupe, The cenducter @ ’ Bam a sur Wall Paper at least once a year—whether it shows the > Sedan and limousine. stations regulariy | ee oe eee ne need of cleanin g or not. It costs very little to insure h vs Faget —_ shabby touring car—. _ bee . 8 trom 2.72 t ‘ asia a ‘ ¢° a all, @ samme routine! _ike Ang “Hot ee Gi Sg Me Site : and cleanliness in this wa rough disivfecting your walls © : | A De az ie a » ets ed tha us , cican — i _— » th g g y o. big oe speaks eloquent Greek. | if 18 thus rere yg Of smoxne with this Darmiess c.eaner,r. : t spring has come. that’s all. Comparteanill | and soot ch causes the Pouthfus not-so-young-though “a | corrosion of metal work and Easily applied by some member of 4 ‘s if the ae Tre Ceer rir a) oF i an ae .- ° 4 : the destruct ah Som ayge your femily, or your Painter or All tec! the same old call pee oe ae ee Sees) Ov iCin gs. 4 - : ore ° TLS . ls lie ols Mee oe Paper Fienger will dc it at low cost oe in the budding spring. ie eS be ong 7 ws ber neaitn Ci methods change, indeed. j AP sae the humans, who not only : : Saat , Patien: : " have to suffer breathing it Cleans also Window Shades, Frescoing, In hie age eae et wot. @ ¥ 2 y” ~% f - re _+* bn i 7 7 ee ~ : s : . . oO doors, but who are W ater Colors and Calcimine ; ; ebliged to inhale the par . , ae | Peste—and Angels. ) : that float around th At Wall Paper, Paint, Hardware, Drug CLEANS E. ‘The man who must read his ne A tite. gk - r c - : D2 are inside of house and lodge on and Grocery Stores WALL PAPER ie in the crowded train, even if h me Wau raper, 2 menace tc Window SHA = = © Dut some one’s eye out to ao ) re we a? Insist on getting the genuine. patented disinfectant wae od és th Ss oul poe : t " ere 18 Che ye of Cleaner in the sed varnished can-— ABSORENE e shopper (female) who in~ ; LBSORENE —as it has given best satisfaction for 37 years bly picks out rush hour fo re- | 4 home. leaner bet as Made Under Sole Patert by “— meOmebedy’s darling offspring, disinfectant ABSORENE MFG. CO., ST. LOUIS “4 pasit > the top of his voice. . itl “tris with the line: “So I says te. * that, but.” ete. i Another bporeie Product ¢ HRH ¢ The Master Cleaner PAINTED Vv OOD WORK, MARBLE, TILE. ENAMEL, Bt eameeniases iiiemenneneal

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WEDNESDAY, MARCH 30, 1927, ee Do You Know? Daily Knowledge Test ——— a ardinals of the Roman Catholic Church pow” ates? | “4 LOLOL LOL A he name Epsom Downs call to mind? a a eal name of Anthony Hope, the novelist? bratorio? the Red Cross in America? 4 ene Henry Ford? “4 Re ’ a LA BPP LLB Lh ee rano de Bergarac? PP PLL A OP OPIN IR IOIV IO IIN iiss aie first to discover and prove that the Planets un? 4 - ant by “The Infanta?’”’ DLL POLL LLL APPA PPD AAPA APD POPs see ingo? ee ee ee a a bday '’s questions will be found on page 42. Acme ln One quart chopped cabbage, ons orms in even abject to the hich he can effects on : cup grated Norseradish, two ‘cups © i semaine & milk vinegar, one cup sugar, salt. difficult and ene a Scald the vinegar, dissolve the su- a paneer a mixture. Cook until clear, This . sonal is a particularly nice relish to serve his treatment ith mutton or roast beef. conomic cure. | use of treat- | Sand Tarts, authority on| Rub one cupful of butter and ace the degree | one and one-half cupfuls of sugar dD «the Bee to a cream; add three eggs, beat- om ~ spring that “‘long,, hard day at me Office” stuff. | Oh, well, men have many amus- and valuable qualities, numer- is men are women’s good friends, nd there is always one man whom We and other lucky women like merely love—better than any- My In the world. We are no man- | 474. now, the most successful man ter—far from it. her women would like men just! that four working davs a week is Well if they didn’t pretend so logical, and that workers should euch. Why do they do it? bs they can’t, much _ longer... ence has called the bee's bluff. ll men be next? In the Spring. up and down the avennes | Purr Lincolns, Mercedes, Pat Suizas and low Cadillacs, to necessary over ov eProryv ~ se 4 ©.’ is the when it actual activity ed in worry, Industry recognizes the tance of concentration periods of meéntal rest workers a Saturday Pwork saves expend- . impor- and by giving tion and rest! He believes four days of concen- trated effort are worth six or more diffused labor. Concentration is what we , all of us who cry for “‘a little ‘time.”” Not more time, but concentration. prright, need, more more 1927 mod, as each one purrs past a maid, | Fit pauses for a while. ! itt?” “Which way?” or “Come! (Miracles happen occasional- along?” ’ The fat man woman who makes room for his or her neigh- |} bor, instead of hogging two seats. Spies another jady, for The passenger who folds his pa- 0 knows? Perhaps she will! per neatly, when he reads it, roadster, chummy club it not in any one’s way. coupe, The conductor who calls out the’! stations regulariy in a clear voice ma Ford and shabby touring car—iand with intonations that sound all, the same routine! llike English—instead of Chinese or me big parade speaks eloquent | Greek. NANCY. . That spring has come, that’s all, Comparisons Are Odious. Youthful, not-so-young-though eee “Tf the verb pet were an adjec- tive would it be compared pet, |) ' petter, pest?” inquires Ithaca, ’26 a VV. 1927.) aha OF Ad if the lady should decline ia * ** ] “ ‘ ~ Site Ke . 7 7, * * ‘ee 2° _* _** “eeeeee @ @ * © a we ren ate e *s » 7st a . ek ¥) ony * . ‘dee One Aim.. .. One Claim to LULEAN 10 clean teeth and clean them perfectly—that is what Colgate’s is made to do Hk Colgate idea of a dentifrice the that dentists have — some- thing made to clean teeth. Because Colgate’s is made only to clean, it does that one thing superlatively well. Modern mouth hygiene calls foracleansing, washingaction. Colgate’s works on this prin- ciple. The moment it brushed on your teeth, two things happen: 1. It expands into a spar- klingfoam. Inthisremarkable foam is calcium carbonate— a finely ground powder that safely scrubs off all harmful foreign matter, polishing teeth to a dazzling cleanness. 2. Then, in a detergent- washing wave, this foam sweeps through the entire mouth, washing away all im- purities and leaving it cleansed. Thus, the very causes of tooth decay are fe- moved, if you think you need more than cleanness, if you fear disease of teeth or gums— better go to a dentist. Don't rely on patent medi- cine dentifrices to cure a con- dition that only a dentist can treat successfully. Rely on vour dentist to cure: : “(Oo rely on Col- Est. 1906 1S Same iS *"s to gate clean. ' } éColgate & Co Dew 23-€ 4 * * 1 Solegte & Compnny, Inge. FREE ; — of thus modern cleansing Send me « sample den'al cream. "eee eee eeeeee + + + RGR. 0 0000 0b00000000s0eueee Feathered Friends clawa. The - \ DP ot fap Gece Ra lege te oe Sp’ BE a FO? ahha. Ek Weed Ae eed: (OI Diy RO ge eae Seta hn ae, fie te m9 SA Es i EK seme, to! pnt ll Cm a hea bes eR tea Spee ae - end ner Mle oe ae ee yeh * - * ihn ahs. ie earn re ethionine le a St Cia dhienas ELE RY is. i a Bere errs: ‘i ” ‘ ee eee eee ee - « ~ Pee So

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ae 4 _— a. ee _— " . Dd ™ Ve at ot, Sve mn + Nitin case atin > 4 ; - ae a Ruy. oes ye JPN é Piel pantie. Poke syne te ean A oy pags “5 2 ‘Pe ray . = . . Dea a es ee ee x Ne PRR a, Hee > Big He Ye sY sn ‘? me eh ait 3 i a . Fi * rt ‘s ot? ETT » ied ‘ ye ed tS, an oe oa €e . he * Ge y ‘ Mar ee ee: ae at OPE VEEN A! ANN YE mer A mG MOD X at lt ve - ot ae mA 4 . ia aa en Se “ CEE wigs ier st Sa eee Avie Ba ee +. oe ? ' ; \\ ~~ ‘ \ ~ RY S ANEW STORY OF LOVE, ADVENTURE AND MYSTERY W XS ~~ SS S WS itontand and his daughter, Gertrude thes ave about to leave a widow lnnen her jewels and Carillon is suspected of ta ere INSTALIMENT \ A THTE OWLAND nodded, but KBenra! flier futuily eurse “Our paternal grandfather Was probably one of the most writhed unde He operated fro: ieit @ trall of Wreckage In his w LUteer The bloodthiraty old ts 4 New street, and there he sat web, all rigged out with the later ors of his day, news elips, weathe: .nenometer on the top of the bul! emperature and respiration of sometimes wait for weeks before iexlt broadsides, went at his hammeriny interests right and left. He war 4dan't eare where the blows fe!) oo eventually dying a good deal ahead een hupery for him.’ “Then you think Carillion inherit a different and spectalized form’”’ Benga! askec “That seems @ reasonable bet yputhecations that several time sonomania for antiques, specializing e282 once known deliberately to -fesumeably a friend, so that he nm which he did. He was infinitely w fiv a girl with @ paselion for gem: er finesse If 1 don't put her soner or tater tie slate wil! Go All the same, don't do it, Ke + earnest). “Tid vou eve? n@ for your sister?” Hoya pO His Lea W ei} : nave | wo aT ti ether a brilliant journalist, column: st veut 17 utr and COpe "| rie est of the sort New England o s ouk «xt from the out few wWieitors get the ghartiiness, listless, lifeless, growing restiers palliative drawe near, making feebie sttendeunte who are kind but oute! ards, bilttards, reuding, a)! such on ae if from a previous momentun seul driven to some place infinite! ‘nterested tn tte former tenantry une out his hauds, the perspiration ipaeene, charna!l, these decaving ind then. a iwindiling Oblivion ahead io nothing. (arilioy would not survive it fead some morning, dead while che stark mad, playing with her baubies, fondling : “Shhh... 0, Lerd, I forgot nervously at the open skylight of where they sat Bengal perceived inime soures of light and air for Carilion’: hed been speaking @s it were into an was fixed in bis determination thi: Priore for her must have been offered uf it Bengal rose suddenly to his fee her?” Boyd nodded. He was very pale sweating stigiulapnis, he touched the steward’s be! panionway and finding a door 1! knocked. A limpid, unruffied voice said time something was tossed down the a few feet from Bengal. It was the comfortable room that Boyd, a kind!s assigned his sister. Benegal unlocked and opened th: it behind him. Carillon was !ving eushions behind her head. She ha: ing gown of pale primrose silk, an ite way down under the awnings sheeted in gold. One smia!!l bate ing, and he wondered why the 1! trimmings were drawn #0 tense!, server like himself, the only indication 1 iension that must have been extr: His firat act was now to ecrew down 1 diseomfiture bound to ensue i. Hoyd's voice said drily: “No need land and l are going below.’ So Carilion laughed. “There is . , : * (ran would waive conventions for e: this in my cabin, Kunele, and t! 4ae the time has come for a showdowr “All right. What have you cot? “It checks with yours.’ “I don't get vou, Bungle ni the title, Bengal read, “L'histolre des Grand: Carition’s passion for precious ¢: histories, so often fraught with traced, ihue incarcerated might kill time by r: Passions du Monde.” Benuzal seated himself in a wicker spread fingers togetber,* rested }is theughtfully and said with a calm paney om ber part would have blunted its point just that. It makes po odds whatever whether or not you yielded to irresistible impulse to grab off that woman's jewels. Personally. I hold whe plasters herself with Jewels is asking for rapine. the jewels er of herself or both. But to serve you most e i'we got to knew the truth.” - + atruek Bengal, then, that Carillon’s eves with their long aper- tures and upward outward slant were the more remarkable in chathe- teom properties, assumed the prevailing color not.. W 43 mud a party of scientists 1 TOOK THEM” he humtllation of pos- HDd 4180 Save vou ‘¢ heard me describe before But I can't with any ing this woman’s jewels AUCTION BRIDGE AS. T he St. Louis Post-Dispatch Daily Magazine Radio Programs Central Standard Time Wednesday, March 30. | | Brog qa ree St] oY Q +e +5 ne Ja “iCda> Ine a. La tid ] wor I er) nil 3 ¢ 5 Os KSD | ' ae Vas ab mds o - 30 Mrs 545.1 Meters—550 Ke. | Ws, Chcace (447 5m-67 0k | | Post - Dispatch Radio ke }-——-6, dinner concert: 7 hotel orchestra: 9, frolx : » ‘ : | WOAL, Sar Antoni¢ Tex ; “*Hibier oe lberte tor heur a Daylight weekday broadcast- |} 8y_ Mulvaner, Ziecier Sister Wednesday, silent night for BGO i ing at 9:40. 10:40. 11:46. 12°40. H riarTs reise WERAL. WBAP, WFAA, WIP, WMC. WOW | 31:46, 2:41 °*:40 pm. Market WEC. Washincten 1 4RK Tm wep”, WTC i GUC tea’ I and news -puiletins : L = ATMmy panc —_—_—-— I nteres the Middie West. | WeasAl, Cincinnat 395. Qm-R2 ks KRUDAA Pittsburg 309.1m-970ke)}—* Prices supplied by Market News || Charles Parungton aecordicr WJZ: 7:36. concert: & WIZ; 8, BR. V Service, | S. Department 10, Hotel Si "CDOs ra } tri KFAB. Lincoln (340.7m-880kc)—§:30, re ‘ ? 1} aed quest night. 10 A. v . > on and Principal Ex- PS i . : ‘ +7 . Ren) 7 ihr , ~ -_ ’ Daily i SMoOk _ 3 >! ’ OTE TT “1 Biynken and Sod ? 2 ¢ . j TT Dry.) ’ mance Oy sCSilra, vv .«ad POLITE Bs ‘ ’ - | 7y: it Ey TU pic = KVOO, Bristow (374.8m--800kc)——-7. Cat-' WJAX. Jackesonvil! WHO, Des Moines e S36 O9m-RONke )—T7 10, dance music. ~ tone, with the Maxwell House Coffee Or- [ANSWERS TO QU The Post-Dispatch reserves the ri Personai and tei¢phone calls or given attention, except letters on med ed sincerity when a Pr H. L.—You_ should consu gk about the German ccompanied by stamped eddres marks you has Ba | flowers are ¢ harmonize with bride's costume, H—If your 1863 quar- no rays or arrows on it, value is about §6.; are worth only) eir face Values. ESTELLE —You will’ find co Meetion agencies listed in the clas-/ son has teen chr? sified section of the telephone di. apply to father az | father’s full nam (used to distingwis / uncle if both ha J. E£.—Yowu shout’ consul: of the. homes s—Copernicug 9 # premium value. ing the boarding of an el- | egnn . ot express op summer the reputations of iiiving or dead. L. A. &—Koshe und Queen of @paie LOYAL CITIZEN.—We do not! of any reward being offerea,| from an animal « girl) been killed by a si /of the Jewish 17 } butchers buy all | ‘and kill it by ust | Knife called a abe CASS, tInust then ¢ blood as possible : ‘tle and Veins mt In strictly orthod les the mreat ia : ome cager to rush Bie interference, regardless of her Nes the Ea 2-5 cg is = ent we a 4 e chestra hurch Evening Program | WW (352.7m-820ke)—7, musi: i —— — — ‘ * 1 mad jor ‘ ~ clem. ; _ pleated oes tage no eager ge 8 Wed d M h 30 } Beet Pancakes Ane eo Rat Miller's Hote! Chase e nes ay; arc i a 4s aun is ~ 4 ; - ; P s ‘s s $ le ++ ; % ° cre ary Mi r ; Wee _& Aad ‘ s ] qi ‘ ¢*T } anit ° Can e program avisié! iz 7 hg {*, #¢ gs nen orna . i b ee ‘ The H ‘ ,oitee program 3 + . ce wes 4 J ba — 2 & ; * = ’ — ae KG akland 261.°m BRO dined Little bLnse¢ monmie | b> Tem WOLKS ¢ f lr #LfLes * mph mt 1 { {ari pregram | =a . - f r] e% } f c g ¥ ¢ > ait Sattions Ceemmien (20l sti 8:00 P. M i : | : BOW, Portland Oregotian i ee ee teins | t i Beas || made wine, three tablespoonfuls of Siro Tlert mcerty 2’ . VV piv Us wee Gin, Tren . rT" on aP Anta re ‘i ‘ - . '? 4 , ia " 4 As « ~ " music; 11, Maxwell hour KFOA, jj pie Ke | thick cream and two tablespoonfuls “ j i o Tv , ew ~ rt 1 7. ' ; ” ¢ - r A 30 : . M. ' O07 fiour It at SMmoo.n, I Our enc ug . ‘ ‘ , 5 > , we Dns i I . KH. hast ls ALT i * is 405.2m ¢ 40Kke j i ; | t ‘ g tJ a | YT " himtte rend ‘enear. oT? ¢ Mma 4 ry a te ised “— ante " esirn ; tore : ¢ i cA a4 & & 4 ae wt od 4 ‘ 7? a4 $ 6723,7 ire 4 ? te mad > ’ if . . j ' . ie sia ae ee KMA wm Fey ’ j al +f 31n-GoO eC — 9 00 P M i iM Dott Orn, uUSiInNn£ a Six-int Vi ; pe Ghii ; cide i . 7 i ° . , } +) ‘ Toc *y Peregrit Drolhers I a prown on PpOthn sides. turn i oe t ners i - gate P| . A & , - ” . ~~ . » ¥ . KMOX wt L, Ate: 4 ik —F, Guild i [ piate amid then sprinkle af Ith é + Tru} ; . ee - ite not Jue 411i0@ af a i “* » ; Sieindel! ensempbi - , and the julce of a iemon. — _ ” . ~~ oa j ‘ Leinde WFHH. Clearv . Pla $555.4m-843.6) 4} * te = - ‘y ~ a lig . er 4 aia Weve: & y > -O0 a: ¥Y, Bddie Dean axd ae ra rs ; Ai Dov! 4 , * Leotie - "2 R sila ; 6D his ire res - aia “ a ~s . rye . tie wn = r ° a ' . WU aerine,et { ‘uUacrang it Was Be | = O02 &m-P90KeC 7 335. en- 5 4 Knickerbocker Bore, sem Dit ‘ aAui Ash oe. Arabia ‘.. tii . . - “ in 9. . on 4 ‘ ; —. vr 1% Yeckerpoarder’: 8:15. The Giri Friends Nighte’ if Sa mn Henry: 10:10. musik seen Metropolitan Male Quartetic, civic, box: 10:30. musical: 3 , > ati }) vt ata -\ ee Wie ‘ fet ™ " ‘ ‘7 r.r y bar rr mM: Lacs Maids: a ; —— n4n' . =~ a aie _ ci: ~* : a. : 2 Fie an . wg hes . a Buffa! ‘ i Orn e4+O0ke — ‘ QD orras: r ; ae + ierts 2 & ae ae i “e Schenectadt 3°,9.5r0-7980ke) — nk arn nge and i rchestir i page” ye Malian co me eae j . [ic£ a a | All iid / igs a, ~ rand; {3 ise rmony i wins wd terre! ’ ie ; : P ‘ - ae ea ’ at . OT a yO: £-S Ww WHAS, Louievrill (3H Bm- 50kKC jmacen: at y A, Ne BOA. Denver (dca 41p-B3' ™ == .OvV Nee Paolo Gross violinist : Ba ; } Vil bo r a eS . ‘ (526m-570ke}—6. Lit- a4 » rt Des Moine rain ee ss 2S : sauce ft . e i tia . gp 9 " chestra; 8, Harmony numbers: 9. quar- t = KPO San FTeNCISCO 428 .5m-800kKc | — Le! On Se a a { 4 - SO rchestra 4, Belger’ airmont ; or 7 A . .* on - ent 8. ? 6 & F mass } : WIL. a Y » = 2 5&m 116oke aan Can ' = ca : ré ton Tez * go YD chestra: 7 v . — ‘ we . : a - OT} i¢@a rarToe!en OoOrcneslra é 15 Ma‘ m¢ omg ™ 1] i & og 12, orchestra; 12 45 Ho es einge 7:39 PS aaa he BS. Me Py Sabiriane teor armony Tw: 30 rancie Ge . KPRC, Housto: 296.9m-1010kc )—7:30 gole. base liidred Begole Dianis NOTABLE program of Scandimavian Jack Whilrich’s orchestra; 8:15, skyliné J Goer bt Taie “cusartet: 1é r / . in lly seers apples Gerirade Boenig, soprane: George A. Me Slavonic and Latin music presented by four we ‘ : . s wre . - ~ . 7. : ‘ SS geal agg mr Pe ma Grail. Irish bard. Edward Skipwort! distinguished artists. Hear Alexander ; . Yeotr) & f ~ * -f sntle esi lB. ‘set whbttal SP ii 5 nb ¢ 38>: & : . , = he light opera geme; 10. Bnorter college! p*"Mabann 'frch tenor: 8:80, ‘Tella Kiriloff, Russia's greatest balalaika eoiored Jubl ingers; 10:50, danc Junghans, soprano, and Lucille Hahne. fF Marguerite Cueto, Spanish soprano, pianist Mac Diarmid, flutist, and A. Werner, bari- 6h bend; 12, dunce Little symphot KYW. Chicago P85 4¢m-500ke)—6 330 WdID, Moosehegrt (370.2m-810ke) — & chestra. Tonight, 8 to9 P.M.., Central Time, PY :aU arag ram WIR, lh hi *" 518 ‘bry abies). Sever from KY Ww, Chicago; WJZ, New York Woo, M hea polie-St Asal (43 6.6mm ‘720 Fruit % Murphy Brothers. serenadere W BZ, Spr ngfield (Mass. , WBZA, Boston i - } 2Vi0 Crart | } ol) Tz) % | Ds ori tow neTrTsa , - . ; a “ . ns one aicale; 10°30, orchestra, 11:30, Bddie | g 20-40: Pont niertaners. SOS 4, Sitteoure W HAS, Lewisville; Dunstedter. organist $54.3m-660ke) —— 6 ‘SM, Nashville; WMC, Memnnie- : eR: n Commodere orchestra: 6:30. UD. S. Army Stage ee -secailiaae” ta ~~? F WSB, WDAPF. Bansas City (365.6m-820k — é by ; 9 ‘ owt WCAE weeh WCR. K&D WEI 3 hot ghee Max WELL: Houses WA % WOT WWI KSY vv TYA } WW ; ais } } Trert i’ 7 et) (astit O DOUPAR Won alk ao ia Sale CoFFEE Radio Pro h hy * ‘ ; ik ftt ty r t * - " . 3 = : m® iii ewe WCAE. WR Wal dsdiedp nani Melody beve © 3g Hen Bernie's orchestra WMAG, Chicas 42% .om-O70kC}——8, or Wed d 8 t peat TE, Bek Bernie's comores. | /WMAG Chicago {447 ben o7thg) es every nesaay,d to 0 RM. Male! ptac! Orcipesi.ra i forma re j Truaice ¥ uC WMBF, Mian " F S84 .4m-TRO —— Vessels and uteng i Preparation must | for any other purp cleaned and Inspe rou May use the license anywhere in the rn rhhik ts obtained. fr er for the bride to Wear or LEGAL INFORMATIC (By a Member of the St. Lowis Bar Associ H. F.—The undertaker may be, highway must @flling to accept weekly or month- | payments on the Dill. there is nothing you! wan do but pay it. STEADY READER.—You cannot | neighboring property | oh = wen sie): >a g which costs $1006. ~ This is for the pu nifying the City in cidents which m public highway Mfence uniess she agreed to do eo. erection of awnit quirements of the location of the awi ject over a public ‘ordinance as to I does not apply t firms repairing ¢ ings, but only te firms or corporat the business of public | taining. or MEDICAL QUESTI if Health and sanitation questions of public interest ¢ | sidered. Diagnosis or treatment of individual cases & i ANXIOUS. — You can purchase an abdominal corset at any sre iwhere surgical and orthopedic in- i etruments and appliances are sold. i Building, Fourteenth and Market ANXIOUS BUSINESS MAN.—The! ¥ City Ordinances provides that any! corporation en-| HM gaged in the business of erecting, | i maintaining, or repairing awnings Wey Which project 1s pleasing more people than any other cof- ‘or some bone di hence it ts in no 1 benefited by any f Our advice is tha pedic Aubert avenue ¥ diagnosis will be 1 measures for you f stores may- sell them. DOLORES. — We ilt a specialist for diag- | RHEA.—It ts pr if-addréssed envelope and repeat sible to determine COM Ppa hior Wav Then tet'se make it a rea! ons 7 irst from Dum TOM-BOY Extra Sweet Corn The Rrighe Star Super Power Combination B & C Battery—Reversibie jor cither B orC service. “a A Triumph —— in Radio Battery Buildin Any radio engineer or expert will tell you the Bag Type construction of Bright Star A, B & C radio batteries is infinitely superior to the battery you have been using. Prevents Dissipation of Power The energizing, life-giving elements of Bright Star batteries, besides being ma- chine moulded to accurate precision, insuring absolute uniformity of power capacity and distribution—are securely wrapped in cloth to prevent destructive corrosion. This prevents internal short circuiting and dissipation of power com- mon to most batteries. Bag Type con- struction costs us more—but makes your battery service cost you less. The Bright “6a” Bag Type construc. tien Drv Ster ~ i? ; ~ - bettie Sh = eal TT : _ pi wth i in tre Saaee eee 7) Is eee. wan © Cell — Sw- ‘. Preme in . quality for i A Battery 1 require. Ly ments. Bisa, .* eo *. | 4 Pe. -— Bright Star Batteries Improve any Set If you have not used Bright Star batteries on your set—there’s a new thrill awaiting you when you install this super power, heavy duty Bright Star B type. It will improve the reception over any radio set no matter what make. Cost the Same as Ordinary Batteries Although Bright Star batteries cost more to make than the average radio batterv, increased production and modernized equipment make it possible to pass them on to you at no higher prices than you have been paying for inferior batteries. “Hook up a Bright Star” to your radio tonight—and know real radio enjoyment. On sale where radio batteries are sold. Radio is Better with Battery Power Hoboken, N. J. = «a Distributor MELVILLE B ‘ie HALL Inc 1423 Pine Street ° ? * St. Louis, Mo. _ RICH CREAMY COLOR COLDEN ENAMELED « ANS : had been distinctly aquamarine. today in the | THE BEST OF ITS KIND of the gown they had a spring foliage yeilow sheen,|. eat ta 17 YEARS BUILDING “THE QUALITY LINE” By * ‘of an operation | ream your ma pk } | Place no surg! swollen feet take a performed Sane rhea in itself, but after effects of #2 ot gonorrhea proj Lisomeone for this service. Sa night and morning. and apply a property | er the morning: * be looked after We advise that yo adjusted bandage mi and remove at bandage should be used, as 4 8omewhat elastic. quite possible, you say, that the swelling is due | tion. we wil] recos to the beginning of fallen archesito render this ser¥ “7 => sang i Pe oF pe Births Recorded Burial Permits MARRIAGE LICENSES. BE r ad ee 2 ° B 4

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WEDNESDAY. MARCH 30, 1927. Fleetwood , ; > te plic. cx. 7 Answers to E Sue's What Do You Know? — vs ie ee a 0 | Questions on Page 4@ 1—Four: Mundelein, tre) O'Connell and Dougherty. -——The English Derpy, $—Sir Anthony Hope Ff kins. ie 4-—Scriptural episodes, set = music and sung without ceo tumes, scenery or action, o—Clara Barton. 6—Sixty-four. i‘—Edmond Rostand. 8—Copernicus, a Pole. $9—Any daughter of King and Queen of Spain; used in Portugal before it te, came a republic. | 10—A hot-head, a boaster, or Ohe eager to rush his count: . into war. - (394.5-m- woke) Rain- erchestra. Jim- Sisters: Happy (468 .5m-040kc)— — - 0). ~ 1 s0io1st; 9m-OL Okc) scordion ra. (428.3m-700kc)— cert. bune (315.8@m- rt 2R°? &m-1060ke}—~ 9. Roberta White, 9m 40k Mtai quarie x 3h. t; Mrs. . rR) 4mm 740k Smiter Garden pakes. r two smaller then peel and sieve. Add the eggs, a table- gar and home- | blespoonfuls of. Db tablespoonfuls h. Pour enough te pan to cover a@ six-inch pan, , turn onto hot | ful of water. kle with sugar) in a quick oven. Pmon. cook in a single sheet. ee Rub together half a cupful ¢ ful of sugar. Add halfasr - ¢ r Great Artists - BLE program of Scandinavian, ie Latin music presented by four }d artists. Hear Alexander a's greatest balalaika player, ueto, Spanish soprano, Ellis i, flutist, and A. Werner, bari- e Maxwell House Coffee Or- ght, 8to9 P.M., Central Time, Chicago; WJZ, New York; phield (Mass.); WBZA, Boston: sburgh; WHAS, Louisville; ville; WMC, Memphis; WSB, Ine in tonight. And remember blend, Maxwell House, which hore people than any other cof- * _ butter, a pint of flour and ene ena PUNE ful of soda, dissolved in hat a ial Roll thin and betes Cut in squares or a 'é : n the air tonight | ; “ Bureau. WEDNESDAY. MARCH 30, 1927, ee . een The St. Louis Post-Dispatch Daily Magazine > [he Post-Dispatch reserves the ri _ Personal and telephone call | given attention, exc Questions of undoubt- ed sincerity when accompanied by stamped addressed envelope -_— oe, sa You should consult a gk about the German marks you b. Ps ss. MRS. L. H.—If your 1853 quar- has no rays or arrows on It, value is about are worth only 5 whe premium «a other coins eheir face Values. ESTELLE.—You will find cov- jon agencies listed in the clas- gified section of the telephone di- | | used to distinguish a nephew and ‘uncle if | Same | premium value. Louis, ) © ing the boarding of an el-' pectory- | wRs. J. F.—You should consult 4 some of the homes for old folks > your vicinity or in St. for the woman Summer month s. LOYAL CITIZEN.—We do not txnow of any reward being offerea, | | been killed by a shochet, describe. If the gir} ch as you a = respectable life, she jg leading 4 | $6. | | apply ; Son ier, in ashould be allowed to do so with-| Mout interference, regardless of her > past | ~s . Minute Cookies, Old English, _ 7 MRS. E. D.—You can obtain de- Mesiied information regarding Tex- , 3 as cattle ranches and Texas towns to the Secretary o1 mate, Austin, Tex. Such informa- tion would require too much space Mer publication in this column. | sUBSCRIBER.—Blondes are us- Bwith light eyes and fair, lignt gmplexions. Brunettes are per- The ive complexions. color itp st cases. M@eimarriage license anywhere in the H. F.—The undertaker may payments on the bill. If gan do but pay it. STEADY READER.—You cannot gompel the neighboring property owner to pay for repairing the fence unless she agreed to do go. You might consult the Legal Aid in the Municipal Courts [ma Building, Fourteenth and Market LF | streets. MM ANXIOUS BUSINESS MAN.—The | 'firms repairing iCity Ordinances provides that any Bperson, firm, or corporation — Mgaged in the business of erecting, Hmaintaining, or repairing awnings Mwhich project over the publi 3} i } i ‘ ; Beons with dark eves and dark or | of | ir is considered unimportant | | maintained ' Vessels THANK YOU.—You may use the | |for any other purpose and must be gate in which it is obtained. It | and inspected with great | ig proper for the bride to wear or! exactness. LEGAL INFORMATION (By a Member of the St. Louis Bar Association) be, highway must secure a willing to accept weekly or month-| which costs $100.00 for the period You |} & the bill, there is nothing you} |This is for the purpose of indem- || 'nifying the City in case of any ac- occur on the ||| ene- | ‘lies the meat is main in the meat. | great ,'cidents which might c | taining, MEDICAL QUESTIONS Health and sanitation questions of public interest only will be con sidered. Diagnosis or treatment of individual cases will not be given. carry flowers when She elopes or has a formal wedding. Usually flowers are chosen in a color to harmonize With the color of the | bride’s costume, fers some flowers. THANKUL READER. terms unless she pre- particular kind ot senior and junior usually to father and son when the has been christened with hits father’s full name. It might be both have exactly names. Your coins have no We do not know of the book you mention. We cannot express opinions regarding oo The | the | the reputations of persons, eithe: | ‘living or dead. L. A. S—Kosher meat is mear from an animal or bird that has or butch- the rules These alltve accordance with Jewish Talmud. buy all their meat of the butchers and kill it by using a very sharp i knife The car- as free or called a shochet. cass must then drain | eeee as possible and all the gris- ' tie and veins must be removed. strictly orthodox Jewish fami- soaked in water and treated with salt to remove any blood that might possibly re- Because of the involved in properly meats they are In care preparing kosher usually tail markets. more expensive in the re- | The term kosher as | applied to other foods means that | and cleanliness is in their preparation. and utensils used in such preparation must not be employed special care cleaned license of one year, and give a satisfac- tory bond in the sum of $5000. the faulty public highway due to There are erection of awnings. also ordinances covering the re- quirements of the city as to the location of the awnings which pro- ject over a public highway. The ordinance as to license ‘and bond does not apply to individuals or their own awn- but only to those persons, or corporations engaged in business of erecting, main- or repairing awnings. ings, firms the WS SS SS Re ERE. SSS SSS : SS And it came to pass after the death of A am, that God blessed his son Isaac; and Isaac dwelt by the well Lahai-roi. And Rebekah bare unto Isaac twin sons, and the name of one they called Esau, and his brother’s .pame was calied Jacob. The Bible in Pictures And the boys grew; and Esau was a hunter, 2 man of the field; and Jacob was a plain man, dwelling im tents. And Isaac loved Esau, be- mo ee cunning (Back Copies of the Bible Feature, From a — —- - —— oe And Esau came from the field, and he was fame: And Esau said to Jacob, Feed me, I pray thee. for I am faint. And Jacob said, Sell me this day thy birth- Jacob gave Esau bread and pottage of lentils; and he did eat and drink, and rose up and went his way; thus - ie Jacob. right. And Esau said, Behold, I am at the point te Esau despised his birthright. die: and what profit shall this birthright do me? First Publication, Can Be Obtained.) =* -- -O- -O- -O- In the Footsteps of Abraham Lincoln GUE (pm, ad | | / 4 : a Zz it. ® ; iJ Ly INCOLN CONTINUED TO TAKE THE TALK OF MIS CANDIDACY WITHOUT MUCH SERIOUSNESS. WE WENT ON WITH HIS LECAL WORK AND WITH HIS SIMPLE HOME LIFE, HARNESSING AND UNHARNESSING HIS OWN HORSE, CHOPPING WOOD, MILKING THE a Y .N BR: © McObere Mewspaper Syndicate #5 UT THE TALK CONTINUED AND AT LAST LINCOLN HAD TO ACKNOWLEDCE [TS IMPORTANCE. THE REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION OF ILLINOIS MET AT DECATUR MAY 9 AND 10, 1868. THERE WAS A BIG CATHERING IN THE WICWAM, AND LINCOLN WAS CROWDED IN ONE OF THE AISLES. GOVERNOR OCLESBY, PRESIDING OFFICER, SUCCESTED THAT LINCOLN HAVE A SEAT ON THE PLATFORM. MEMBERS OF THE CROWD SEIZED HIM AND BRAHAM [I NCOL S he Rarl Gndi =TorPresidentin — GIVE SOMETHING TO THE CONVENTION. THE DOORS WERE Wigh OPENED, AND, ACCORDING TO A PREARRANGED PLAN, IN CAME JOHN HANKS, RUSTIC COUSIN OF ABRAHAM LINCOLN, BEARING TWO WOODEN FENCE RAILS AND A BANNER READING: “ABRAHAM SE — T RR n il rven- war verem.eckuceemmnenile CHARACTER THROUGHOUT THE COUNTRY. MANY CARTOONR, -_— oe + en me ee Pictures by Nicholas Afonsky Text Edited by Ida M. Tarbell nate pe 5 So git, Soros eae: * y- yea 2 a. hae ib sok ax , 7 Wha: ee Sp A jun ie eee She iagua ‘ rey ee eee ee . ace ' ; ee. 2 tbe cin to : : Rend 3 Pea ey OP cig? 8 ge ae « «gig oe Se” ak Peat SARIN en : n - c - oe % : ye. tae 2” eae RP on Rare en a ee i ae Se A Slap keel 6 Ante, ae so be wD yar perks, uc RS eee Se ee €. ‘sais ae cane . ‘ 2 ‘ i ‘ ” 2 ne a Ih hy ~ fear patee « efeon as — Maange Pao yp Te PS aa T RERS niet 2h ahd Vere repay Eom FE A OR SR eg BS. win tet elh i ee EN Wes Aes. SUR Ta peat beak Ge oe. 0d eee ine eae ean hk rae, em a par aime : On ere eae Ss = Pn aera ri a oe . hs ° es ee ty - L -. ; la cet ; a het ee ad Rime is hall Sak, CO. Pd A Poison phe | BRE nas Doha lige the oad Ces ke eae Re AP Rend Ee a. ae OURS. tet. nies oe ‘ . 2. sips a - ree anni saillinn. “ . “—_ 7 P 5 P 5 ~ 4 Le hye i ovr sy lor some i? ; bone displacement and COW, AND DIVERTING HIMSELF PLAYING WITH HIS CHILDREN. ;nence it ~ is in no way likely to be | benefited by any form of exercise. | se oe VERY FOND OF KITTENS, AND LOVED TO WATCH THEIR |Our advice is that you visit the ' |McLain Orthopedic Sanitarium, 915 | Aubert avenue, where a_ correct | diagnosis will be made and proper LINCOLN, THE RAIL CANDIDATE, FOR PRESIDENT IN 1860. LIFTED HIM OVER THE WEADS OF THE SPECTATORS TO THE LINCOLN WAS ENDORSED BY THE ILLING«S CONVENTION.” PLATFORM. d for sale. Mm «60ANXIOUS. — You can purchase APPEARED PLAYING ON THIS IDEA. Han abdominal corset at any store ) where surgical and orthopedic in- i struments arid appliances are sold. Some of the larger department # stores may sel] them. DOLORES. — We suggest that E Radio Program ednesday, 8 to BR M. “Bi! hot #i drving wmaisomeone for this service. na fy nosis and treatment. Ssire, and will send a WH self-addressed envelope and repeat “your question we will recommend feet take a JI. B—For swollen by cold foot bath, followed ibath and massage with gentle ifriction night and morning. After the feet thoroughly dust and apply a properly as iwith talcum 'from your description. Place no surgical operation is ever 'after effects of lit seems that your trouble now is “mrtadjusted bandage tin the morning | “rand remove at night. A flannel! as it isi RHEA.—It {s practically impos- what sort performed In the first of an operation was if gonor- for some and the cure caleeaets uta died ialtandinain eee a ~~ . meat Cowans . 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FR 2 e 5. 172] Ss \Jefferson. MecDanieis. 216 Carroll. & rads t) A24 S Newstead, ~and M. Candy. 1210 Merchant. } 6. 5624 § . Kingshizhway. and J. Mitchell, ZUZ4 Kosciusko. 73. 4249 McPhe rson. | J. and L. Richarson, 3120 Laciede. 26 4 bh and ©. O'Neil. 213 Adams. Qand DP. Davis. 2321] Chouteau. »and B. Jackson. 222] Morgan. and E. Jones. 1923% Division. and A. Maurer. J126 Utah. pand C. Gonzelev. R17 8S. 4th (tins). eT HOW DOES THE OLD jj SAYING GO, CARRIE ? Jip IN THE SPRING A YOUNG MANS 7ST Loe -- 3623 Lee. Park HAVE RBEEN A WHAT A MAN 7 WHAT A MAN. 148687A Laurel son. &O - PS, OROO Rutger. t ~ o and B. ae (sreeyT w“ VW) Dealers E verywhere 4 Steamship Movements. By the Associated Press Arrived. Roulogne, March 29, ADVANCE RADIO 261 ; nd 3S and B. Moeller 4038 Westminster, 3 arg Pe o E co. : at 4 aeer : - , ALPS st Scraie SERVICE CO. » Ruggles. East St. iauls. annowsm #.- L B ad H. is. Springfield, 11] : : L 104 Mogiame a) saat ‘ x - Eagleton, 4608 | da, from New York. 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COMIC PAGE WEDNESDAY. MARCH 30, 1927. PAGE 14 ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH an a a Drawer > Ne (f Bor YOU YUST KF } HE WAITING AT THe HOOSS Foe. AAS HOUR WHILE YoU WERE AT TH PHOAE - HAVE YOY O,WAIT A MINU DeAR-1 WAST TO id) HERE AAD OSE THe TELEPHONE -TI JOST” THOUGHT OF SOMETH (ASG i THPORTAAST Fy COMPAAT SCR IS ITA | DISEASE cs - | = OS ene ~ ~ \f | “"_ ! ' CARTOON FOLLIES OF 1927—By RUBE GOLDBERG A Full Page in Coles ion Sunday Post-Dispatch lodge a protest with the British | 4 American naval! authorities igainst “what I consider the an-/ Estified bombardment of the city.” bardment., “No notice was given us before ihe bombardment.” he added, “and © time was allowed in which to fake measures to protect foreign es and property. The Nationalist ifttary authorities consider the bmbardment a great indignity, and officers and men tn Nanking » deeply aroused and incensed.” Reports concerning Nanking. hich he characterized as exag- erated. had “created a tense in- rnational atmosphere.” he said. was given to the “As a result of these reports it ls eared we have lost much of the Wmpathy which fermerty existed er us among liberty-loving peoples. she Nationalist leaders want mdiy relations with the foreign first conviction ¢ mitted with th af second convictiog shall be fn on third con The fourth imprisonment. the increases in g ne ki | “We are not antiforeign, but pro- -minese. Our alm is to secure fn- ernationa!l equality—to become an equal in the family of nations. | “Any nation willing to treat us equals is our friend, although may have oppressed us tn the Chiang protested the presence of foreign troops and war- ips and the elaborate measures mken for the defense of the fn- ernationa! settlement. which, aimed. “only create a feeling of | Measures of Empire Batiders. . “They are the measures usually =xen by emptre builders toward tir colonials.” he said, “measures hich it would be fitting to adopt Ward savages or semicivilized aati @~ ae wre Ld Lethe authorities tn the foreign tlements, he continued, had net itted the Nationalists to share =e Work of protecting the Chinese - : *s within those settlements. ; . ( WELL, Y' KNOW se termed this “an intolerable con- _ “l hope the settlement authort- eee. Of their own accord, will abol- _ e* and warships. and permit Nationaiist authorities to un- : ke what is their duty-—the . €ction of foreign lives and rT» *¥ Within Chinese territory.” File asserted that the barbed wire =Oglements on the borders of French and international set- ents were a constant provoca- pm to the Chinese, remarking: _ As I approached Shangha!l by river, I noticed the large num- of foreign warships and also ‘wore. This preduced a very an- must understand Continued om Page 3. Column 2 | (of Annapolis, M. ;the destroyer | ‘Commander Smi |) American officer ito the arrival of H. Hough. “There was ni British leading tl this affair.” he de in perfect harmo Sultation between Hugh T. England British cruiser EB BY, 6, DEE FEC Ligaments of Torn and B ing De ei ¢ : Mi : 3 : x The bill was ints ator William Maff Louis, and is patt New York law if prisonment upon of a felony. The he “wv @enreer ee eaeeanee ee eereeeree ee ee ese eeo ** PPPP PPP»