St. Louis Post-Dispatch
April 1, 1927

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~~ =_— 2.” ee a T.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH The Only Evening Newspaper’in St. Louis Withthe Associated Press News Service ee ae ee ee APRIL 1, 1927— 60 PAGES. eA aa ~ = ee ; ~ ~ } , = * eo Bee ee ee ee ee a : . ELLA CiNDERS i A Full Page in Colors in the I Sunday Post-Dispatch ee et 79, NO. 206. Nee nee ad HDANESE FLEETS “acne es PPPeARATAMOY "etc {hoar sncraa N CHINESE COAST ——— ~——— ST. LOUIS, FRIDAY-EVENING, PRICE 2 CENTS THOUSANDS QUIT FORDREMOVED DIFFERENCE OF TEN BILLIONS IN EFFECT WORK IN MINES 10 RESIDENCE OF I. C C DECISION AND SUPREME FROM HUSIAL CQURT RULE ON RAILROAD VALUATIONS | ' | Manufacturer, Injured in slightly above ally fair tonight ably fair. colder in east and south ! was neither Official forecast | Automobile Acden Sn TFET FINDEN | De Pinedo Lands on U. S. Soil | ANVERSE ORDER day, Returned to Dear- ' siti Fi ron ane AS WIND DRIVES QP 70 BE APPEALED freezing. Prob. | ably light frost | 75,000,000 TONS -RECOVERY ONLY and tomorrow | preceded by rain or t [ae al Tn id ee SS oe APRIL ISA WASHOUT a Riliscne Are Said to Be on Their Regular | | Cruise and Not Making Demonstration. ee INTON ORDERS “ALIENS PROTECTED Physicians’ cate That the Patient Is Making Satisfactory Prog- ress. Negotiations for New Work- | ing Agreement in Central Field Continue in Sepa- rate Localities. Second Time Weeks as River Peres Overflows. Associated P! paleepilliginmneiisninae os ian hae an automo- FALL IS 2.97 INCHES AT 7 A. M. TODAY bile accident last Sunday was taken back tate from the last night, The was ported That Chiang, ‘Dusted as Head of Can- tonese Forces, Is Concen- rating Troops to Defy Dismissal. re ee ee ee — Seat eee | Large Percentage of Nearly night and tomor- | 200, 000 Men i in Central | Field Out as Wage Con-| tonight. | | mrcricc| | MELDINSTORAGE) MATTER OF TIME) TTEIMAnIG HOOT BY THE RAILWAYS erally fair tonigh | and tomorrow; By colder tonight. Bulletins Indi- i hee f Many Families Flee Homes| ‘Supreme Bench Leans to _Reproduction Instead of or. snow tonight ' in the north portion: colder tonight in the central and south portions. row; colder to- | tract Expires. Probably light in Two Investment Valuation Strong winds and local gales this night, but the | | frost in the south | } Des Commissioners Favor. afternoon and tonight. lowest tempera- | portion tonight. Arkansas—Tonight, fair, colder, : me > . ee " , r - he heeled * O94 : r _ . bs nah” a3 ; ahs ‘ nt Oe . 4 ive — he 5 “— : = Xe as eoAsese as Sar 1 eat at . Nig oN ee Ne ean A SOS le! rt ee o-?. ae «@ 2 tea at BA ooh aad) a leg be ‘ 2 a4yF ~- Pp . . a . hs, - 4 in C1 amy , , ‘ fa "this pa ge i lg ae 3 on Ae radian gd ae ‘ Mat ayant v d Palins ee - . . ‘ ‘ “ . « . 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Br CHICAGO, Apri! 1 industry By the ePce —The the field phase coal cen- today which a strike nor’ a forced thou- sands of miners into idleness as the | LATTER FOLLOW BRANDEIS THEORY i mining in _ tral competitive evening, eneted a curious to his Dearborn es- Ford Hospital | Six Persons Killed, Three hospital | Henry }’rexes = it became but which Commission’s Rule Would Cut Book Values 5 Per Cent, © Court’s Would Raise Them 33 Per Cent. known, today. from the before q Snow in South Dakota. removal Associated Frese | PAUL, Minn., April : inches of snow fell in the Black Hills of South Dakota yes- terday. The rest of the Northwest had comparatively mild weather. ‘mining area t@ continue work, tapid City, S. D.. reported streets | annual cruise and and hig blocked by fsa display of force in the] heavy Washing- gent (hinese situation. ' ton School were dismissed because he fleet at Tsingtao that the roof might give t battleships, three cruisers, i destroyers and eight is. The second fleet, at prises three battle cruisers, ft cruisers, 14 destroyers, Marines and auxiliary eports from trustworthy sources icated that Chiang Kai-shek has D dismissed as generalissimo of ‘Cantonese armies by the Han- * government. All indications | Wales, April 1. that Chiang is concentrating his Jr.. 19, only son of the furces in the Shanghai district killed today whe w the dismissal. tomobile with | The tar. which here-have been insistent reports | overturned. Mrs. (@m@tiy of a split in the Cantonese | injured a, With Chiang Wai-shek and | +7ez liowers opposed by the radi- @ the left wing, counseled b) sian, Michacl jeredin, hy iverson: * came to @ head ‘conference of the Kuomin- * Republican revolutionary WHankow, several weeks i swat Hea at fhe time said a» Bhad-«b fei pitched up. but ; control “of the Cantonese pb d PEverted to the Na- | Military Council, thus in “4 15-Inch By the ST. mg Japanese fleets have id on the Chinese igtao, in the north, it Amoy, t was said in tthe visits were by Lightning in Missouri Kansas and Oklahoma During Thunderstorms. made shortly Ford, 'was chafing under hdspital restraint approval of Dr. R. D. McClure, chief surgeon of Ford's own hospital, the 10-mile journey back to Dearborn was undertaken,!| A In giving his approval of the re- ‘its turn to Dearborn, Dr. McClure said the injured. man ccCuid be treated coast. Jacksonville wage agreement ex- o'clock | | sche ape ep e~-” pired. {last night. it Was understood, and the oth- Fifteen agreements Many the jand with the temporary in the south. - Japanese quarters have been made throughout a but Rater ore merely part of | By CHARLES G. ROSS Chief Washington Correspondent it was apparent that a large per- drenching rain, which reached centage of the nearly 200,000 men field and had laid aside pending solution not intend- hw: ays were ‘ad six- 10- intensity fel) beginning at ‘ “Yy e* ga * ar ° . snow. Classes at sreatest when the central itenths of an inch in the Telephoto bs fringes shovel ;employed in consists Ol of fear adjacent minute period “amos. | SABATINI'S SON KILLED, WIFE HURT WHEN AUTO OVERTURNS rive five cratt - Rafael Jr.., and | Mothe r, Who Was Seriously Injured, Were Mo- toring in Wales. LILANDOGO, last pick and of a problem that the conference of by a operators at Miami, months ago failed to and several] wee ‘ ee Be re ee ee a oe “ Monmouthshire, Rafael Sabatini author, was an a@u- Orbs, he of n driving in mother. he Sabat Was his driving. was se- Was inl was ; verely hours ’ aL Re: LSA ARN, CMRI LE OEE RO TI oa The Aasm«iated Preas. NEW YORK, Aprib.a—“Betause | iy the -King taken ai BUCHAREST, April 1 Ferdinand’s condition has serious turn the worse. RETAIL COAL PRICES REDUCED Also Below | Former Prices. for DETAILED account of the ik Ordinating Chiang. financial reorganization of ; ng Web had phenomenal suc- par his Campaign against the | Coke and Anthra ad ite R Eye » : f ' Bennett said a report ttpit a cer-> Acme of the Post-Dispatch. as weii at his home as he could at 8:43 COMMANDER FRANCESCO DE PINEDO (right), Italy's four-| WASHINGTON, = April 1.—~The the hospital. The bulletins issued | 9 Clock night, was accompa- | continent flyer, being congratulated by Mayor O’Keefe of New) decision of the Interstate Com- throughout yesterdayefrom the hos-,| Bled 35-mile wind that drove ;Orleans upon his arrival from Havana. De Pineto will leave New| merce Commission in the St. Louis miners pital described Ford as progressing l water in veritable sheets, impeding |Orleans tomorrow for San Antonio and his swng around the United! & O'Fallon Railroad cases, hold- sa satisfactorily. Only time now Is traffic, taxing the capacity of sew- — ee Los panane and Seattle. ling that “the value of the prop- So Ay : _spoigatee cg 4 a “ipa s ueaaak Sata pein! a pie a ‘ ————— | erty of a railroad for rate making ili Niles tllas i“ aa FOCeVery. epGdeg, bowen ee se — | purposes approaches more nearly BP, fetes, Fo: Peg ii lg that Ford would have to “‘lie flat Pegetre pcepeteas “pd snag ee? AMERICAN ‘WOMEN | the reasonable and necessary in- ‘early next week, as organised fields oe so a Ses rai ltw ) ‘és Pa tt ¢ Riv wage Be iad ven AS SEE M cout of ceaaene anal te ual tain | obierve . April 1 “ns “elekt hour pra ae Back Still Painful. . e by re a “ "eg . eal - sega x tre rat NIN FIL S cost of reproduction of it at a par- dad” maskiie the annua t was not until shortly before | oe cg = : Menge a yee tat! PUZZ Ww DEN ticular time,” is of tremendous thal iret ulate eae One reatelntion (22°. today, 16 hours after Ford ee afar = gPemmer | rom teu LE S E national importance. ~ ve hai official |" ‘ olin — forlistners” @alurdny iss eee ee | had een removed, that~ official | rae = sept ee _ y eH This fact is recognized by the si ines a Re riterhagan5. not | oer mation of the change se peng shay vee ght deny é ; | commission in ome of its com- operated. so that the actual count- gone is the fifth day aft } ty 1 scedcne agg tie atee tues Censors Try to Reconcile Tee uiaied Shey cs meer A gp on s ‘ nis is tl th day after thej ‘ty, 0s! Ss ¢ v.30, e c ° ° ite 4 rea foe fxs ~—e must go over until | accident,” said a bulletin issued by | one-fifth of the total rainfall for Abuse on Screen With Their ein eRe wi gabe: mam 8 foes Bee: |Dr. McClure. “Last night Mr. Ford | 24 recorded. For the! High Place in Real Life. in a most profound way. In im- ai Operators, whe maintained that | was removed in an ambulance from | period ending at 7 a. m. today the | : portant aspects, it is a problem KING FERDINAND'S CONDITION they could not continue the Jack-jthe hospital] to his residence. Th | Weatlper Bureau rain Zauges . — — “tt which has never before TAKES TURN f WORSE: sonville agreement and survive, eS-} sprained back still is most painful. | Showed a total fall of shih inches. _— | sented ~ -Sompeaes a A OR Tec at that appraqumetiy 150, OTN «That even at his own urgent re- Hundreds of Autos Stalled. : % tourt”* Assofla wus. coal diggers in Pennaylvania, Ohio, Pquest Ford was perniitted to returt Dyviven by the gusty wind, the; ., F ws = cCRLIN, sien 1, Reports ‘Indiana and Illinois had suspended home, Was acceptéd as indicating. rain fel} almost horizontally citiqnme Bs wyeten could not under, , Pen ¥ = eaching here.from Bucharest and! work. In fowa, which Js,out#@®} nothing seriously wrohg Was found through the radie#ters of automo- stand how it is the women are ing the value of railroad property other Balkan points indicate” thet® the central field, about 9000 miners}after minute examinations at the biles, and during the storm hun-/ treated in American homes in one for ratemaking purposes. Shall the. death of King Ferdinand of; w@pe affected, while between 30,000 hospital. It was understoed that! dreds of machines were stalled | way and in American movies in an- the test be the “present value’’ of Rumania is imminent. ‘and: 35. 6990 workers are employed ithe desire for x-ray pictures of the} with drenched ignition systems. other, two pictures recently shown the property or shall it be tHe dol- iin the S$euthwestern area of Kan-|back and chest conditions was one} The rain here was part of a storm : ; lars prudently invested in it, or sas, Missouri, Arkansas and Okla-|of the chief reasons for sending! which brought a heavy precipita- - MTOM y, Bre Cape subjected to some Other formula? Manifestly homa. where wage agreements| Ford to his. hospital after he had | tion for virtually all parts of Mis-| further scrutiny at the behest of the higher the valuation the high- likewise expired. lain in his home for two days after! souri and Kansas, and parts of;a member of the Royal Govern- |}! er will be the amount permitted to 75,000,000 Tons Stored. the accident. | Oklahoma, causing six deaths and| mental Board of Film Censors of | be earned by the railroads. A Union men, equally determined Ford lies prpstrate strapped and | delaying train service. ‘Sweden. The pictures are “Twin- || A | high valuation, in other words, srners, pushing his forces | that they cannot accept a wage braced about the chest and back. | Skinker Road Blocks float. _kletoes’” and “The Marked Wom-- the United Railways Co. means proportionately high freight yhward from Canton until now cut, pointed to many individual Sure It Was an Accident. | In St. Louis the storm did little) ., and be statement of the com- rates; a low valuation means pro- F dominate the entire area be-| ‘agreements for temporary continu-| Harry H. Bennett, head of the|more damage than that of March) John §. Sumner, secretary of the |; DOB? Ss plans to move for a || portionately low rates, i the Yangtze. | In spite of the shutdown of all Il- , ation of the Jacksonville pact. In| Ford organization's nationwide |19, when the River des Peres was New Yo Society for the Suppres- $75,000,000 valuation in the Decision Involves Billions, . A (this movement he crushed } linois coal mines last night, St. | Iowa, it was said 40 small opera- isystem of investigating, today said | sent out of its banks by a rainfall | sion of Vice. said that: “Dr. R. G. courts unless the city grants a ‘Billions of dollars of railroad “fforces of Marsha! Sun Chuan- | Louis dealers today announcéd re-| tors had signed temporary agree- that he at first accepted the the- of 1.45 inches. The wood blocks Sonberg of the Swedish censorship | 39-year franchise om a $60,000,- || vagiuation are involved in the set- F @ncé overlord of five. prov-, ductions averaging about 50 cents! ments; Indiana mine officials said | °'¥ of a_plot to assassinate the on Skinker road, north from For-| board, told me that Amesican films 000 valuation, will be fount on tlement of this question, and, by bam Central China, and hasja ton on all grades of domestic! 15 per cent of the 22,000 union | V°Fld's richest man but that it sythe, were floated away by the) constituted a real problem in his|| Page 26. the same token, a vast one Pijareuca his suecesses against; coal in retail lots. Coke was re-! miners would continue work, while | ¥@5 "°° tenable after he and his; water and carried down a Forest/country. He said that, whereas his $e way or the other, in. the freight 6 Successor, the Shantungese | duced’ variously from 50 ¢ents to ‘in Illinois the union announced that investigators’ had gone thoroughly Park roadway between the public| people had been told and had ev- Federal Judge Faris totiay or- rates charged =e consuming” pub- itt ry Governor, Chang Tsung-/| $1! a ton, and anthracite, not af-!all mines in the Danville district, over the ground and had ~aralyzed | golf courses. Blocks were also’ ery reason to believe that the ayer- dered the public sale of the United lic. lfected by the bituminous shutdéwn, | including two operated by the|*®¢ report of the Dearborn Police jfloated.up in Washington avenue, | age American places his womenron | os iways, which hi : It is, indeod. impossible te over- lang Kai-shek is now ini was cut $1. | United States Fuel Co. and employ- Department. particularly at. Twenty-first street, | a pedestal, and creats them with | Railways, which has been in receiv- estimate the iImportan of the hat where he arrived. after|a 'organization. If the property is/ Justice Brandeis, which holdé to er Yakomod ha sbeen ordered | ; : | New High Levels.- J es | Coolidges for their inspection, sold to them, Judge Faris there-;the “prudent investment theory. ave Yokosuk tomorrow for | ; 3 “_ upon will be called upon to approve | stalled nition systems. 230 Calls to Auto Club. Many motorists, stalled in deep | NEW any | pools, were pushed out by other aiine of 1 to he | automobiles which drove the help- |. less cars ahead of them like switch | '"® Hnudreds of Telegrams. engines behind freight ears. The; a recovery, the accident | Automobile Club had 200 calls for | of the early losses and sent a few stranded motorists be-| (2.1... a Boat . oe ae ¥ Continued on Fawe 2. By the Associated I’ress. Column 5. | it was found that the car | The six-to-four decison ai, With a landing party of the plan of reorga tion, which, {Interstate Commerce Co | : in ques- | ition had not’ been in the vicinity f : : | of the accident Sunday night. YORK, April 1-—A de- itejackets. at | “We are not searching ‘for 2% points in the lead- | in effert, hands © the proparty | which was given yesterday, runs Awsocin ted Press. | : ‘particular kind of a car now, followed by to its Bondholders. sCommon stock, counter to the majority _ view MOON, China, April 1.—The His socially prominent. friends’ were | said. . holders are wiped @ut and preferred of the Supreme-Court, as expressed NCcia! government has issued a shocked when: Frederick Almy Jr. | CO reey tition betes (ee T celc cade dana te iM ee Wet Ea mg to the Cantonese not to |} so of a wealthy, New York mer- news of the | t purchase at $12.50/a share the com- | dfanapolis Water Cex, ‘ the peaceful foreigners in chant: refused to enter his father's ‘Was made public last Wednesday, | help from + te to record nigh levels, was | monpstock of the few coaey, Cae ‘ould Cat . t + ‘tween 7 p. m. and midnight and 30; : a Louis Public gervice Co. business and became .a locomotive i'three days after it Wall Street’s response to the deci- The majority PAP PORTS, PER hetween midnight and 1:30 a. m. | : , firemen instead. His wife. diced |dreds of telegrams have ‘sion’ of the Interstate Commergas , CLE’ BLOC “ONLY WATER pong Pak 4 Louis’ , bean re- : Ss W. W. Horner, chief engineer in| , Commission in the St. | Millionaire Fireman Weds Paris Mannequin and left him $50,000,000. Then he met and married the little Paris mannequin, June Dubble, and the story of the’ strange career of this young man will be a feature of the next Sunday Memperine of the Post- Dispatch. railroad snares, Since Dn. women and children are> © d to have been ofdered | ‘ceived at the office of Ford’s week- | acuate the native city Marter, or to Hongkong. company of British soldiers is | fed here for defense of the | pment. Column 3. and | i elther to Shameen, the for- | at Can-)} | Anglo- ton at Shameen, the | said to! Delivered From Prison in Shoe Box Charles Thompson, assistant super- intendent of the shoe factory ‘at Leavenworth Federal “Penitentiary, was a kindly man, honest and in- dustrious. But when 4. smooth- a rosy: picture of ease and comfort in his declining years, he fell, and his story will be another feature of the next Sunday Magarine of the Post: Dispatch, Ray Woods, who last year dived from the Merchants, Sponge ay and Eads bridges; is traihing to do his stuff in the movies. He has am neunced his preparation for his hazardous calling will be complete A ranchman in Colorado found the body of a man in an unfrequented section of Golden Gate Canyon. There was nething to identify it other than -the initials in the hat, but a Denver newspaper reporter solved the mystery, with amazing results. of a series stories which starts next. Sunday in the Magazine of the Post-Dispatch. St. Louisan Trains to Be a Daredevil when he dives from the Brooklyn | Bridge ipto the East River, a dis: | tance of 135 feet. How he embark- ed on his diving career, and his‘ * hair-raising experiences will be an- other feature next Sunday in the Post-Dispatch Sunday Magazine tongued crook held out before him — T racking the Slayer of Glenn Barnes "Gad: By This of true life is the first detective ' i i | | friends throughout ly, the Dearborn Independent, from the country. /Among them was one from Thomas | A. Edison, inquiring as to at East Orange, N. J., Ford’s condition ! sssing hope for a speedy All the telegrams were and ex recovery. 'taken to the Ford home. at the River tops. Ford returned to spend the peri- | few | | hundred yards of the spot at which | Standing | Stream is still left to its own dee | od. of recuperation .within a life. bridge, his Rouge which he just had passed his car was hurled down an em- bankment, the roof of the home is visible over a high wire fence and well beyond towering’ tree In his home none of thé wracking. city noises which might ‘have disturbed him in the urban hospital will be heard. The con- fines of the vast estate were Goubly che nearly lost over | | guarded today.: ithe | Sewers, when | Where the | was Department of Streets said the water was higher any time since the storm | when 11 inches of rain hours.; He found that, than at ,_ of 1915. fell in 29 | he reconstructed ‘portion of River} jes Peres, which is being wearers by artificial methods under a bond ‘issue item, carried the water off | without trouble. The sections on which the flooded -and surrounding territory low the water spread over wide areas. The city sewers were taxed beyond thetr tmmediate lim - its by the storm and a crew was kept on duty all night to clear jams. The 'vices, however, were Weather Bureau announced today that the Mississippi would probably rise six feet here in the andj; >" |O'’Fallan case, | “Nickel Continued on Page 3, Celump 3. i al u tions for rate should be based on the costs of | 1914 instead of the higher levels of recent years. Early declines of 1 to 2 points took place in such popular issu as Atchison, New York Cent Chesapeake & Ohio, Lackawan | Reading, Frisco common, Misso Pacifie common and preferngd, | Plate” Hudson. ; : alain $ v incent Astor Operated Cus. Ry the Associated Prégs. NEW YORK, April 1.— Astor, capitalist and promini ure in New York social lifes ent t fic- ‘new York hospital today a minor operation. Taken. hospital yesterday he was fupon and today was rep ing comfortably, holding that vaelua- | making purposes | and Delaware. & | ‘ | Reage, ting With * ng’ Nose Fix- ’ plained bing Bplice at Naples. lay the Prese and Puliteer Obrrient_19 : cee al Can. (New York World and Post Dmapatch.) NAPLES, April 1.—Rain leaked through a roof and fell on an Imi- tation ofl painting of the Virgin Mary, giving her the appearance of bleeding at the nose. The mar- ‘ket place buzzed In excitement at what was taken for a miracle. The owner of the picture, Anna a masseuse, was attending ‘a customer when she saw What she | thought was drops of blood. ‘The ‘eustomer dashed into the market to spread the néwa,.. The streets were jammed with men and women carrying the picture to the parish | church when police } ong he then, | ing, will be~made the agitation by thé Pag next Congress for a rate-meking rule based on the pradent invest- . | ment thedry and against the sy laid gown by the majority of To Supreme Court. a ‘ay One of. the ar : ae discussing the decision, the VS »majority report of the mission, if accepted as the goverping Pp ple In determining valuation, ¥ reduce the total valuation of «7 railroads of the country from, § to. 10 per cent below their ‘yalue. Application ef the rale . by the Supreme Conth-And pope yen 2 Ff the Contm Se ahead dues would | the val about 33 per cent : book value... P= ; ‘ °. - Sn ‘ bt y “f e M4 7 + } ‘ 3 ' cr ie £ ay in - Ne ou a4 A 4 a, a 3 ain deemeteten oll on ete he A ae Re ee oe

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| — ow. - +h r%, +o ve Rs WaNG, APRIL 1 4997 JGET FOR NEXT YEAR PLACED AT $24,044 170 | - ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH MILAN TO CENSOR \NINE ST JOSEPH (MO.) POSTAL MESSENGER: BANKERS ARRAIGNED, WOUNDED BY BURG ON GRAVESTONES Excerpts From Bible or Clas- : sics Must Be Accurately —_ Inscribed. Indictments Follow Closing of Assailant of W. J. Mikewor Rend Me ge | : ry ontrose, Ill., Obtained? Copyright, 1927 oy ihe Press ana Pulitzer! Two Banks With Heavy | Montrose, IIL, Loss to Depositors. Only 41 Cents, FRIDAY and children have been evacuated from Ningpo, Chekiang province, south of Shanghai. Changsha, in Hunan, and Wuhu and Chungking, on the Yangtze, have been virtual- ly cleared of foreigners. A move which is looked upon as the beginning of complete Ameri- can evacuation of the upper Yang- tze Valley is the closing of the United States consulate at Chung- king by the consul, Walter A. Adams, on March 30. Adame is remaining aboard the gunboat Monocacy off Chungking until he hears from the few Americans re- maining in the interior of Sechwan Province as to whether they will remain. It ts understood that after the | Consu] hears from these Americans the United States gunboats in the upper part of the river will be withdrawn. ne ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH IMPEACHED JUDG FOUND NOT GUILTY BY INDIANA SENATE Clarence W. Dearth of Mun- cie Acquitted on All of 7 Counts of Corruption and Misconduct. & - s am % ven, + ie PAGE 2 SAPIRO RECEIVED $70,000 10 OBTAIN LOANS TO FARMERS Reed’s Cross-Examination of Plaintiff in Ford Libel Trial Develops Fees for Service. “ ~*~ * . oe 4 ~ So : een “ 7 mCK KEEPS J0B BY 17-10-16 VOTE i STATE SENATE Sormy Executive Session Confirms the Once-Re- 3 jected St. Louis Police |today when surprised in the > ~=©3©6 Commissioner. | | Sylvania Railroad station heres & | Mikeworth was “found wun AND CAVE scious in the waiting room o station when H, E. Stepher a “4, ee - N- wine. ~ NOT GUILTY. | | ie . ne Sia ew a >» * sil bil meanke . ano Post-Dispatch.) MILAN, Italy, April &—Garblied quotations from the Bible or from the classics which are carved on Estimates of Departments gravestones will be corrected, ac- of Their Needs More! cording to one of the provisions of; 7 stewart, president of the Fidel- i ‘atombstone censorship instituted by | ity Trust Co., which closed Dec. Than $4,000,000 In Ex- the Governor of the city. Hereafter! 23 and J. Harold Stewart, his cess of Closing Year. By the Associated Press, MONTROSE, IIL, burglar, who obtained cents, shot and probably mo ‘wounded W. J. Mikeworth, ‘year-old postoffice messenger, April 1. only = the Associated Pprees. BY OT. JOSEPH, Mo., April 1.—J. those desiring to engrave quota-/| gon, cashier, were arraigned in tions from the Bible or perhaps! Buchanan County Criminal Court from Dante’s poems on tombs/ today, on indictments returned by must show enforcement authorities;the grand jury yesterday. a book with the exact text to be The father faces nine indict- engraved. ments and the sen five in connec- Heads of city departments, es- By timating department needs for the the Aseociated Press. INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., April 1. “ ~~ situations are re- ih oe + en al im —h m Seat “ GOT CASH FROM WAR FINANCE BUREAU He Was Hired as Attorney for but Denies That Was Part of Bargain. By the Associated Press. Co-operatives Also —Judge Clarence W. Dearth of the Delaware County Circuit Court to- day was acquitted by the Indiana Senate on all seven counts of im- peachment charges of corruption and misconduct in office. The impeachment charges al- leged restriction of the freedom of the press, appointment of an un- qualified jury commissioner, con- fiscation of newspapers, impanel- ing of unqualified juries and other alleged corruption and high crimes. “T feel as I always have felt. I Threatening ported at Wuhu and Hankow. Rear Admiral Hough, on the United patrol vessel Isabel, has left the Nanking region, proceeding fur- ther up the river to Wuhu, where parades and demonstrations were scheduled for today. The few mericans and Britishers remaining at Wuhu were directed to remain aboard warcraft in the river. British Cabinet Approves Note to Be Sent to Cantonese. By the Associated Press. j fiscal year 1927-28, have reached a total of. $24,544,176. The total of appropriations for the same de- partments for 1926-27 was $20,- 114.057, and the estimated reve- nue for the coming year is not greatly in excess of $20,000,000. The annual trimming process will follow, when the budget bill reaches the’ new Board of Alder- men, at its sessions in the latter part of this month. Last year, proposals to eliminate certain ac- tivities, especially the Psychiatric The order is retroactive. Inscrip- , tions cursing those responsible for war or civil disorders will be re- moved or the offending sentiments deleted. pete with.the bituminous produc- tion from nonunion fields, which they claimed now averages about 70 per cent of the country’s total production of soft coal. This point was stressed by Rice Miller, head of the Illinois Opera- tors’ Association, who said that ap- tion with the faliure of the Fidel- ity. The elder Stewart is charged with lending more than $40,000 to himself, obtaining signatures to notes fraudulently, embezzling and with accepting deposits when he knew the bank was failing. The son is charged with accepting de- posits when he knew the bank was failing. Seven Others Arraigned. The president, cashier and five directors of the Security State Bank, which failed .May 12, 1926, railroad agent, arrived to of station at 6:30. Mikeworth had been shot left side of the chest, the lodging in the right lung, it discovered when he was a hospital in Effingham. Detectives of the ralilre rived from Terre Haute, Ind investigate the shooting. found that the burglar had fe open a window in the ticket o and taken only a few cents le the ‘a money drawer overnight COMBINE DOES IT syvernor Swings Two Re- publican Votes, but Four Democrats Hold Out _ Against Their Leader. Ee A A AEE weg By CURTIS A. BETTS, ) A Staff Correspondent of the Post- o — me oe DETROIT, Mich,, April 1.—Ap- _ proximately $20,000 was paid to Aaron Sapiro for obtainimg loans at Washington for co-operative farm- ers’ organizations, -he testified ‘to- day in his $1,000,000 libel guit against Henry Ford. The time he actually spent at the capital, appearing before the War Finance Corporation, Sapiro said, was “several days’ in the fall of 1921. He represented 13 cotton, wheat and tobacco associations, After establishing the amounts collected by Sapiro, who for 15 years has. been organizing co-op- eratives, and the approximate time he spent n floating the loans, Sen- ator James A. Reed, attorney for Ford, switched his cross-examinna- tion to the Mississippi Growers’ As- sociation. The witness, who claims his reputation with the farmers was injured by articles in the Ford- owned Dearborn Independent, says his fees from that group for 1921- 22-23. totaled $13,750. . Sapiro when questioned as to work with the Texas cotton grow- ers, admitted he had demanded a $2000 fee and traveling expenses | from New York to Dallas, to make speeches and explain contracts to the farmers. “Before you went farther than making speeches, you had an agreement that you be named counsel for all commodity co-op- eratives in the State, didn’t you?’ Reed asked. “I wouldn't say there | he was an agreement, but I was to be | made counse!.”’ Fred M. Raymond, Reed @arly in the examination today said: “Your Honor, this witness is continually | Texas Farm Bureau Cotton’ Asso- wrangling over fine points and find- | he lation, $3500; Oklahoma Cotton ing fault wit hmy questions rather | $2000 or $3000; Georgia Cotton, than attempting to answer them.” | $1000; North Carolina, $2000; Ari- Reed had asked. Sapiro as tOjzona Pima Cotton’. Association, speeches made in Texas in 1920 in| $1750 and Arkansas Cotton, $1550. were arraigned late on _ indict- ments returned yesterday. They are W. E. Reed, president; Paul Holme, cashier, and Dr. E. D. Holme, Veach Wilson, S. W. Beale, William Whittaker and J. L. Beaghler, di- rectors. There are eight indictments against each man. Five charge ac- cepting money when they knew the bank was failing and three over- lending. Dr. Holme is a member of the Missouri State Board of Osteopathy and formerly was a member of the St. Joseph Library Board. Beagh- ler was secretary and cashier of the First Trust Co: at Savannah, which failed last year. He is under indictment in Andrew County in connection with that failure. The grand jury investigation has been under way since Feb. 14, when it was called by Judge Utz. S. L. Cantley, State Finance Commis- sioner, was one of the witnesses, and Robert Orr, liquidator for the Fidelity, and FE, W. Brennan, liqul- dator for the Security, also testified and presented books and records of the bank to the jury. The Security Bank was capital- ized for $10,000 and deposits were $350,000. When it closed, officers stated that depression in the agri- cultural area was responsible, but the belief was expressed that de- positors would lose little. So far only 10 cents on the dollar has been paid to depositors, but the liquidator expects to pay another Clinic, caused discussion, The budget matter has not yet gone far enough to indicate where cuts will be made this year, but it is evi- dent that large cuts will be neces- sary. The estimates show these classi- fied totals: Salaries and wages, $10,490,696; special services, $859,- 981; supplies and expenses, $5,- 616,756; special purposes, $1,841,- 934; and Police Department, $5,- 734,800. The last-named item, un- der State law, is not subject to re- duction by the city authorities. Some of the estimates of depart- ment heads, as to sums needed in the coming year for. particular items aside from. salaries, are: { Sewer inlets and outlets, $100,- 000; Rock Creek sewer, $30,000; Skinker-Rosedaie sewer, $100,000; street improvements, $100,000; Un- jon Market ‘refrigeration system, $10,000; new City Hall elevator, $15,000; elevator, City Hospital, $8500; structural survey Eads and Municipal bridges, $10,000; paint- ing Municipal Bridge, $28,000: steel maintenance, $10,000; resurfacing roadway, Municipal Bridge, $85,- 000; bituminous paving section, $70,000 for eqhipment and road oil- ing; City Sanitarium pumping plant, $150,000; reconstruction of streets, $77,949.50; flushing’ motor trucks, operation and maintenance, $100,000; training school laundry and equipment, $60,000; same, hos- pital, $30,000; cow barn, $50,000; horse barn; $20,000; residence, $16,000; Koch Hospital, roadway, $50,000; Bellefontaine Farms, rec- reation administration and chapel | building, $50,000; cleaning City) Hall, $73,000; hospital construction (a fixed annual item), $190,000; ex- tending underground telephone sys- tem, $159,000. THOUSANDS QUIT WORK IN MINES IN SOFT COAL AREA Continued from _Page _One. The aged postoffice messenger, } had a key to the waiting room, | parently had gone there to Pp train No. 6 was late. He 1s belf ; to have been shot as he ente . Little hope for Mikeworth’s covery is held. a2 Montrose is 115 miles east ¢ Louls. DIVORCES GOLF PROFESSION Mrs. A. W. Longworth Also | Dispatch, JEFFERSON CITY, April 1.— Allen Cc. Orrick: was confirmed as! “g member of the St. Louis Board’ ‘gf Police Commissioners late yes-| ‘erday, after a stormy three-hour’ “executive session of the confirmation was denied a week | “gg0, but Gov. Baker reappointed ‘Orrick and sent his name back to’ Granted $1000 i - ; . a 7 Alimony. “@y the Senate. | jection, Mrs. Rose Boden Longwormy Siete at laws ; » eels 20 years old, today obtained a - The wave indignation In a. Man vorce and $1000 gross alim Louis after Orrick’s rejection, when'| Ther from Arthur W. Longworth, “his name first was sent in by the a professional at the St. Louis a es , | ators SE ; ernor, and the protests of busi- try Club, at a hearing at Cla Gov Silla’ iat: é and bei Longworth did not contest ch ness and professional men, “iad| Senato of general indignities, more effect on the Governor thon| Publics Mrs. Longworth, who has be en the Senate. The figh: and Fe living with friends at 6314 Soy firmation developed: Urgin Rosebury avenue, Clayton, will | were § personal interests, the interest_ of Casey ¢ the Governor regaining influence turn today to her home in Low ville, where they were marf of Pari March 17, 1925. The separati@™ with Republican Senators and the! ley of ¢ occurred Nov. 19 last. interest of Senator Cave of Calla-| of Au F a ee pes Wway County in regaining the pres-| Republl Mm tige with the Democratic Senators; The the run of the Bartlett they beg@i which he lost in the fight against| of tue a run on their own bank. Peconfirmation of the members of the floor © grand jury report, returned yeste@® State Penal Board. read se day, absolves Bartlett officers Neither was successful, ajthouzh,; from a any blame in connection with combined, they accomplished Or-! ernor failure. Tick’s confirmation by the close vote Befo No payments to depositors mf 17 to 16, Senator Donnelly of} leaders have been made at the Fidelity banon not voting. pected the four months for filing claim er Changes the G. O. P. Votes,| firmati are not up. The belief is expre “The Governor was able to infin-| but 4 in banking circles that the Fidel apace only two of the 13 Repub-| sion h 10 cents next month. finally will pay between 50° and | ican Senators, although he held} there Attributed Failure to Fear. cents on the dollar. five of the six Democratic Sena-j} in the The Fidelity Trust was capital- rn - who stood witn him for the Demeoe ized for $100,000 and deposits to- , = “ Dr pet wr ue aled $700,000. About a year ago - B atr mneepeee Oe it absorbed the American Exchange Treasure ste shar -. affected. A strike call was issued/| Bank of St. Joseph: k « leagues, who were in the northern part of the State The failure of the Fidelity aa Gifts. Penal Board fight by Van A Bittner, union represent-/| attributed by its a canes imack of Bloomfield, Hereford ative, but only one union mine is! psychology of fear. e depository ‘ ie . a fl o. operation there. To Fulton, to speak today at Taylorville, [l.,| earlier in the day, after a heavy ware, a set of hollowware, Me eThe resubmission’ of Orrick's| ineswe at the unveiling of the Bilyeu mon- an afternoon tea set ° treasures: rich in memories | and replete with years of | use. | am innocent,” Dearth said, after his acquittal. “I am going back and do my duty, as I always have done.”’ He said he would be back on the bench at Muncie tomorrow. Thirty-two votes was the near- est the Senate came to casting the 34 votes required for conviction under the rule that two-thirds of the Senators must vote for convic- tion. This vote, 32 to 17, came on the second count, which charged unlawful appointment of Jacob Cavanaugh as jury commis- sioner. The charg2s against Dearth were the climax of a- long contoversy between Dearth. and. George R. Dale, editor of the Post-Democrat, a weekly newspaper published at Muncie, county seat of Delaware } County. When ‘Dearth ordered |Cantonese and that reparation must confiscation of an issue of the Fe made.for the outrages and the Post-Democrat in which was | humiliation of foreigners and for- —Photo bv edeewent & linderweod., JU DG K C. _W. _DE. ARTH. _ proximately 72,000 Illinois coal dig gers had joined the walkout, result- ing, he said, in the closing of about 150 shipping mines. “Six years’ experience under an absolutely noncompetitive arrange- ment has resulted in the closirg of more than half the mines of the State,” he said. “The miners will take no wage reductions now or later,” said Joe Morris, president of the Iowa Miners’ Union at Des Moines. “Our conditions are such that the miners will starve rather than take work for less than they now receive.” Morris charged that efforts were being made by the lowa Operators’ Association to influence bankers to withdraw funds from independent operators who plan to continue vp- erations. Negotiations Continued. All efforts towata settlement yesterday met with failure, put sev- eral new moves were in prospect, although there we#s no. indication of a general conference. Both sides in Ohio have made proposals for a meeting, but neither camp has replied. Operators and miners in the Southwestern field planned to resume negotiations today, with some optimism apparent. W. L. A. Johnson, general com- missioner of the Southwestern In- terstate Operators’ Association, said that a number of minor phases of the controversy already had been ironed out. Union officials in Pennsylvania estimated that 40,000 workers wee affected in that region, and they maintained that a large -number of nonunion miners also left the pits. The nonunion fields in West Virginia were expected to be littie) LONDON, April 1.—The cabi- net today approved the Govern- ment’s draft note to the Canton- ese authorities in China. It is un- derstood that the note demands punishment of those responsible for the Nanking outrages, indem- nification of the victims or: their families and apologies to the Gov- ernments whose consulates were looted and whose officials were at- tacked. Hope is expressed here that the United States and Japan will join in the Bitish action, but the As- “sociated Press. is authoritatively informed that Great Britain in- tends to play a lone- hand if neces- sary. The Powers are agreed that the responsibility Iies wholly on the — up the growers tight enough’ ?’’ asked the attorney. “Did you say you made these contracts stick just as the bankers made promissory notes stick?” “Substantially, yes.” Sapiro Tells of Borrowing. The Senator then switched to loans Sapiro was instrumental in obtaining for the Texas Farm Bureau Cotton Association and the fee he charged. The, witness said he had obtained money from the War Finance Corporation but he did not remember how much. The amount was included in the fees previously mentioned; he said. While counseling ‘the Texas cot- ton growers on loans at Washing- ton, Sapiro admitted, he also rep- jresented other co-operative associa- tions there. These were the Wash- ington and Idaho Wheat Growers’ Associations: the California Prune and Apricot Growers and Cotton Association in Oklahoma, Georgia, | North Carolina, Arizona, Arkansas and Alabama, At this time, Sapiro — said, he might also have represented the three tobacco groups, the burley and dark growers associations and the Tobacco Co-Operative Associa- tion. ~ 2 +B pnatpntitnnaen tunaeette CEO oe oN te 21 wee >atendee Oo Oe WT ea ne eect ned ~e- “.-.? Senate A ~ (tae ll — ge ogee i * : pointee for con- into one of printed an article that he held to | eign Governments. be derogatory to the court, Dale and his friends:took steps to bring | Kellogg in Conference, Presumably the matter before the State Leg- | on Demands to Be Made on Canton. islature -which was ‘then-in 8¢s- |) WaAasHINGTON, April 1.—The sion. The impeachment charges) american Government ts believed were voted by the House of: Rep- | ‘to be considering the formulation resentatives. following ‘an’ investi- of a policy for reparation’ for the gation and a special session of the |... ported outrages at Nanking and Senate wag voted to try Dearth. for the exaction of guarantees for Dale several times has been sen- | : ‘the safety of Americans elsewhere tenced by Dearth for contempt and to Chink one ‘such sentence has been ap- The we: De > pealed to the Supreme Court of Ae Erato epartment today, the United States. however, maintained reticence on : the subject. JAI ANESE FLEETS While there is no indication that APPEAR AT AMOY a decision has been made, the pro- longed conference between Secre- AND AT TSINGTAO |: tary Kellogg with Nelson Johnson, head of the department’s Far East- ern division, yesterday presumably was for the discussion of recom- mendations that have come from |\Seamen at Amoy Strike Paralyzing | Minister MacMurray at Pekin and ae 5 date hag Farm Bureau segs ey: se m9 Basis of 8g ang | Admiral Williams, American Naval | ‘ ed’s Questioning. By the Associated Pt ‘ commander in Chinese waters. £Ou were still there In 19217" SSOCIATIONS of tarmers| AMOY, China, April 1.--Under | Orders for the concentration of oT + , j > ‘ ‘ ai . : let ie: oc gpa Avner for one reason or an- a el arrest a | 1500 additional marines at San = - ihe iiane ite aieete other, have ceased to éxist | cg a ge ee ge Y2- | Diego, Cal., to be held there for .: | were kept continually before Sa- oe ee oe duty in China, were ap- — piro by Senator Reed yesterday ganda is continuing and other proved today by Secretary of the “All right, all right, sir, have it ii ‘oe ae pone ts ae tv y. strikes are looked for. Twenty- Navy Wilbur fh ites y your own way.” the Senator re- a asses ee ae Sane i seven vessels of the Japanese sec- | Fifteen hundred marine I plied, and turned to the Judge to | Counseling co-operatives were | ond fleet have arrived here on the! i ae carefully traced from Oregon to|, , Lae ready are ashore at Shanghai and protest. . annual China cruise. 1500 are gathering at San Diego Sapiro was upheld by the Court | Alabama and from Texas to Can-| 55 arope American Refugees Leave ‘to emi C in this instancd as justified in not} ada Hank a ee eee on . ; : ankow. . answering Reed's first question. Seldom did the Senator gain an SHANGHAI, China, April 1—L eth pager Bo senee aa) i Tels of Texas Cotton Body. admission from the witness, how- | trnited states sieivatitinn will } end vagal : States wi I soon “ 1500, Admiral- Williams, in com- The Ford attorney started his/|ever, that the organizations had on duty.at @évery important point ae hird day of cross-examination by Nn succe > Nae > — mand of the Asiatic fleet, would t y Yj} not been successful before passing | along the @Hinese coast, from Can- roi into the organization of the — am | have available a force of sailors going organiza out of existence. ton in the south to Tientsin in the|, 9 : Texas Farm Bureau Cotton Asso- . ,}and marines of 6000 men for land- is Sapiro was too quick for his! north, guarding the lives of Amer-| ing squire » neate ation Sapiro testified there ing if required for the protection ( earn ) questioner who had difficulty in | ican citizens. ri \ were bankers and heads of other of American lives. \agricultural aesociations on the remembering the long and numer- The destroyer Pillsbury is on its re-organization committee, but | °us titles. The witness himself a | Way to Tsingtao, Shantung Prov- nO warehouse men that he could | /@wyer smiled indulgently as he | ince, and the cruiser Asheville has) ’ remember. prompted the white haired veter- | ee” Ordered to’ Tientsin, which | “You started in to get a million} an. In one instance he even sug- | (v7 tha so pdigg tn ye a | bales of cotton contracted for?’ | gested a question which he ohstggs * ati g Pansy en ee el- | said Reed. thought would help Reed bring Oo é years i ° “ , % A 1 reakenl in the | That was our goal.” out the point he fad in mind. The th awl pees bee's ve a . th Sapiro said he had received no /« ee ee ee ee ee Senator, however, ignored the : 1 { h | h lainin ern) war lords in the provinces money for speeches exp g proffered aid : cotton contracts. That was con- aid nominally under their control, has sidered part of his work. He ad- Sapiro persisted in adding com- | caused anxiety lest the collapse of mitted he told of advantages he ment to his answers in an appar-|the militarists bring. on an out- hoped would be realized by the | ©": effort to clarify and Reed ap- | break of anarchy in which foreign association, and attempted to per- | pealed to Judge Raymond to stop | lives would be imperiled. suade farmers to join. him. Facts and (figures rolled There is danger espeeially in Sapiro identified an account of| from the tip of Sapiro’s tongue |Shantung, where Gen. Chang one of his speeches made in 1921,| with confusing rapidity. Tsung Chang prestige and au- printed in the Texas Farm Bu- The Senator questioned Sapiro thority have been much -dimin- as to meetings of the National ished by his ignominious ejection Wheat Advisory committee. run. When Fidelity depositors I'ees for Loans. Sapiro listed fees for the loans was instrumental in obtaining While at Washington in the fall of 1921. California rune and Apri- cot Growers, $2000: Washington and Oregon Wheat Growers, $3000; - Ve Continued — from Page One. Shanghai has been extermi- Alth votes I up on For Dem Biuff, gan of _ton, Cs ing at nated. of his Democratic with him tn -~ Senators the organized bituminous fields of Western Pennsylvania, Ohio, IIM nois and Indiana, an area termed the central competitive field be- cause of its competitive position with nonunion coal production in Kentucky. Tennessee, Alabama. West Virginia and Wirginia. The pact specified a minimum day rate of $7.50, while the wage scale in the nonunion fields ranges from $4.40 to $5 a day. Operators \said they could not renew the Jack- sonville pact and successfully com.- ted in hono fa miner @ame and his confirmation marked | St. Lou preys? ‘iis w ho om ‘his life eg, ‘precedent in Missouri. Never! McMu ao ' , { riot. at Virden, Ill. in 1898 fmerore had the name of an ap- | Carrol mine Nn, 98. r ntee once rejected by the Sen. ' Snodg Dreifus Optical Co. me been resubrnitted. it Whitee 9x12, Cleaned Other Dresses $5 to $25 Orrid would appot cept t memb he re from t HAWE NEWEST SPRING MODES IN AN OUTSTANDING GROUP $167 Splendid new Coats with unusual styling to make them exceptional. Ma- terials are kasha, twills and sports cloths. Carefully tailored and smartly silk lined. In sizes 7 to 16. The colors include the Spring shades of tan, blue, green and rose. Many in combination. KLINE’S—Balcony. Other Coats, Sizes 6 to 16, $5.95 to $12.95 Sapiro re- iy the W AE tor called today comm Over t > et Stearns’ Electric Paste It also kills cockroaches, waterbugs, ants. etc. eating it they run for water and fresh air te die outside. Health departments erge the killing of these greatest known food destreyers and disease carriers Sold everywhere, Se and $1 50 Money Back If it Fails ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH foundeo o JUHI rUlLJTZER Deo, 12, 1878 PublisheG Veily vy The Pulltse:. :ubdlishthg Oa ) Sunday night the Governor|Wamm fully Filled. ‘ mite fan to consider sending in Or- | Rep ‘Ss name again, and that night | Depelh the situation. | Orrick "He was in frequent conference | Mith these Senators, each of whom | * 9 fod “a a is i | . a i a | iy consider the appointment, Gir v7 -@ _ Personal Issue With Cave. ? : = = Cave’s close friends in the Sen-| 4 nk encountered much oppo _ among Republicans. .On his) 9 e the Governor called several) kasha, twills and novelties. Compose . . ‘ pn the other sid: the four Re-| Treas effects. Pin tucks. Fancy pockets. i "aevlican Senators from St. Louis—-| ments Many fur trimmed. The season's best Mogler. Warnér,and Depe!-| Due The rule of “senatoriai| would prevailed, and with the | Fede tion of 12, all Senators voted! Gover Monday jhe conferred with | Sedall engaged in manipulations in} i Me, in private conversations with the Republicans to his office! to be € colorings. Unusual in every way. Sizes were active in attempting / Con re and Ulive Street. HE ASSOCIATED PRESS : the four St. Louisans against | those rear be “Sither t costal order. in Our New Store | ) Louis | yer N. Sixth — S@Monstration for Orrick The | and Hi OLIVE 9 : ls Agal | | BOLLAND S by Frage Business MA investigation indicated that such | Gordon We Are Fitting the Third Genera- Sowetese tor 7¢@ Yeare | EMPIRE CARPET CLEANING CO. Lindell 4558 te | tors McCawley, Kinney, Cave | Ville, B ; nd Casey, Democrats. lle told | ™mers ¢ irmati he could be assured that Orrick | Willarg G9 Confi ation “Would be confirmed. and he dele-| Nat LOA — 606-08 Washington Av.—Thru to Sixth St. meees. Cave advised the Governor | Wednesday morning that confirma- | # Was certain and that afternoon | be Governor sent a diplomatic let-| reaul paper. Reed read the article, which from Shang@hi and Nanking by interested primarily in money, but “Was the raising of funds ever the Cantonese. _— ys iscusse ?” rf wished to take the children of . pened “Ot thease meetings?” he at flood tide throughout the south. put them in schools and to take “What meetings?” Fifty-two more Americans have SPRING’S SMARTEST COATS te ved Mand for confirmation on the’ : “ ek. 4 | ae that it was : atter of per- | the women from the fields and put| red. ish also are bringing out all “‘sur- IN A SPECIAL OFFERING ter oneal tg atic: ‘aat at | “Yo ke , plus residents. ‘Prison board debacle, to re-| Sapiro, said the articla, told of u asked me about meetings the success of co-operative organi- in Chicago, Denver and minor had been in existence for 26 years. The Senator after a moment of RATS and MICE $ He told of the great change at/ consideration specified the Chi- pemaperity following organization Sapiro said a budget had been lation, but he was unable to/| of app os heats ayapeenahean discussed. The witness testified . & @ ol only .Brunk and Senator} sion, t , . | | - : fashion-bright 4 e ‘eth of Macon. Casey had his.) consid Sapiro followed Reed in ihe) fund, which was to aid co-opera- Each Coat is decidedly g | Sup of six Democrats well inj A reading, and, although he had no! tives. and Bernard Baruch gave : | ator two or three times to correct Het! furt him from memory. The Senator! mene further contributions by. es Henry which changed the meaning. Cor- eT a entageaene 4 Htne o., a ma order rected by the witness, himself un 5 artes Bey te catried the Republican| able’ KLINE’ cony. t almost obliterated and he had not wald also contributed, Sapiro said, ~<terabg fight against ten - a seen it. bin the sum was not named. inally wg Helle -eaguaiey were? | oe \ e vy ~*~ £ operatives and fheir success, the; Aseoctation, The Texas Tomato Senator read “We” found, “wa"| Growers: Texas Farm Rureau Mel- ed again by Sapiro, who insisted! Petato Exchange. and the Texan “they” had been used instead of y Wool and Mohair Exchange had ie Associated Prem i frelusively “entitled wo | th a : » Fees for work*performed in Tex- , credited 0 it otherwise NEW! JUNIOR SPRING DR ESS ES Sneanttive session yester- as from 1921 until 1926 totaled ap- Cobb’s Daughter Writes Book. berain All fighta oF pubiiontion of . $ | 95 ur St. Louisans repeated | fled. FORK, April 1—Mrs. ey --- 8, a a A large selection of Frocks in Georgette, Crepe de Chine, Flat Crepe . should not confirm over first book, written in a Florentine Texas to a group of bankers. ae entitled to the “courtesy” of “Did you say jn that speech ‘too/It deals with jthe matrimonial a & the confirmation, Bates | struggles of a modern Eve. Optometrists po Opticians : Was | bught about by the § S8St. Rep Plan was to attempt to oa 50 Years in the Optical Feconsideration in the LDem« Locust at Tenth } 9x12, Chemically Cleaned . $3. 00 @eee@ Move would not be successful. | terville tion. Oculist Prescriptions Care- ator Brunk. Republican, and/ler of ) a | * em he would reappoint Orrick if| Pestus, . mated to them the task of canvass- | non, $10 to $25 ca 4 Senate in an effort to line Up | Wr to the Senate asking ut again | quoted Sapiro as saying he was not Evacuation of refugees continues Texas out of the cotton fields and asked. ocratic Senators, urged them to’ ; *i¢ ‘ f | left Hankow, from which the Brit- them in their homes, “The ones we are talking about.” The majority of foreign women More his! leadership. zations in California, where they/| conferences, which do you mean?” ee sen Browers,| cago meeting. Urged them to vote for con-| he wa Corrects Sentence From. Memory. | he had contributed $5000 to the .the season's loveliest modes in ‘satin, i tuloet foc Senator Deanstiy.\ taal copy before him, stopped the Sen-| ¢5o900. He was prevented from . | | ot left a “not” out In ohe sintton. | Cee ——_ Een Sears, w bo 13 to 17. Id a Majority against Orrick.| cy Db attorney, Reed said the word was| "0US* headed by Julfus Rosen- In reference t a ‘O- The Northwest Wheat Growes’ e to/the California co 7 asking personally that it be | cided did, and so forth. He was halt- on Fixchange: Texas Farm Rureau soule MEMBER OF THE ané AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULATIONS | r ‘ MAtion ua “we.” ‘ ceased to exiat Gapirn admitted. ne | : & atin or 10t otherwise -redited in proximately $37,380. Sapiro testi- natches demand, insisting that the Elizabeth Cobb Chapman, daughter necceces 419 @® , and fine Jersey. One and two piece effects. Sizes 6 to 14. All colors. at as of a epeech ntade by Sapiro tn Members of the Senate they monastery while on her honeymoon. many of those fly-by-night associa- M& that Orrick was a res!l-| as of ls district and that the | depe 0 ld not confirm any ap- a vote f roe it agi ther Bui aiien HEROES} 2 ee teo¢t Saetattatteantovonttnnttatatontgansengcttanesedoietmenisttnne ce

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a ep on Sear es Les, ro neigh “A,r ee ca me i POSTAL MESSENGER THMMICK KEEPS JOB River Des Pees Ove of Banks in South Sc Loui” MAINSTREET FEUD |S st. SUED DRNE HOOKS — NNEERSINS HURT BY WOUNDED BY BRGLMMIRY 17-10-16 VOTE. =, OFBERCER MD, UP "=e" GOLFERS INTO COURT. AUTOS DURNG STORM S } | oT. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH_ FRIDAY, EVENING, APRIL 1, 1927_ s St Lous Pete PAGE 3 i Aten - re £ a Pee ae tee C wa Asaeociated Pre a« LAINDON, April ! When Chan : As sailant of W. J. Mikeworth fi | : Nef de %a t 4% oy IG AA ai.” he \ | | a j oars of the Exchequer Winston!S. S. Kohn Wants $500 tor! Mrs. Lena Frenz Severely ‘'"- ’ , ~ > 7 ‘44 Es f a ' 7 * . % ‘Ce rs TS x 2 a Beek “sg . ey UT nil) reSery? 4 a i : ] ' ; Montré roc, ii., Obtained } i Behe a 5 site , ; / rs ag Pe : oe Be Pg ae { i : hu Chili pr ¢se¢ tl (j : : Tall M« ( UI Ken . Liv r if iT ed by { ag. Driver of . e : ~~ : : i Besse 3D ‘ 7 3 ee: "ae 4 { ae | : , % . ™ £ S " : pudget 6 sf ates 4 ’ A on ; ; : ; Onl) 41 Cents, 4 | eR RT aM RR ER RS CN Re GS Re dll; es EER = Bi ge ie Ke, , % 8) Q ee ee sap sie Fg im Sk aip. Which Fails to Stop, ' Bi ee 3 we oa %: Sager ite Ps a ie ie ot ey ms re ? 3 | a a t a eo ei, Z 4 2 4 ] 0 J 400 ‘ $ ‘oO 54 if O00 5 b, if ie j ‘ éé . } . ? finds hi imself faced instead with a , Folks on the Ri t Side defi« ly £37 ( Tie birds chirped in the warm | Nine persons were injured, four wy en Lhe > ee} Gre abies. ag tetiin? Bes Sind fair 4 _' tt come to rest far down the tai street car at Vandeventer and Ken.- lien behind more than i590 as .% 4) Ie ? age tt —_ way. 2 Z pias , HK isseii Mec tne k , ‘ ies al ¢, p wni., Mrs 4 > ae et le we Ve & whe and probably morta}} ; +4 Ww. J. Mikeworth, 7, Begs St. Louis Police ' ld postoffice messenger, early 2 yf rised in the Peng. i station here, +) » See ae Oe any ee onpelng, a oo ‘- SS sioner. today when surp sylvania Rallroa: bane Mikeworth was found unegg, Be “ scious in the waiting room of the R (7; AND CAVE station when H. E. Stephens, @.a 7 railroad agent, arrived to open @, Bae ~ COMBINE DOES iT istation at 6:30. age: Mikeworth had been shot fn re | “de of-the chest, the Dullet MiGagernor Swings Two Re- $ ii. right lung, it Was when he was taken ty fy ~ publican Votes, but Four in Effingham. es of the railroad ap, # Democrats Hold Out ano O00 : a Clurkes prepared ty ris / A Main Street on Do which Das wlis ' * ‘os — 7 Owing to the REM|ersi and coai powerfu BWiDR but Lena krenz abou 39 yeara oid, ip Wags | ick by af automobile which Berger, Mo., a town oO! 200 in| year. This, it is contended, was the S. S. Kohn, No. 3 player” stepped failed to stop acter Knocking aie to ase Came C1 the present deficit, forward as McCi@*kin realized his oe ee oi sahara sae sees m dt adiah Sadie Dhvi amanda ai but tnere also has been an unex- powerful drive was going into the ae, hese canse™ oi ering —— a SHU ie Tal iz aVis 901 pected drop in revenue from sev- fracture She is unconecious end police have been unable -to obtain her address Witnesses said the , wrong side of the st -.. sine he estimate, while the excise tay _— machine which struck her was a Or om ing l) rigs produced £8.300,000 less than was fourso we Sige pe aps (hevrolet roadster. Tracing a Terre Haute, a . g ; re is, In the opin jexpected. In addition to these |*°@terd#y im Justice oF the — This was : 900,000 Helow ~~ — e a Y 2 ore - ~~ a tee Seta . —.) y . fa bd >) > ep tenn ae ] "‘o ar Ic >L. 4 } : ra ‘ a : 3 . " : “ : . By ~~ “A : . 5 > 36 : “ “ ee . ,. Ao ine , q ie : , , rs . ' . _ V“ , " *' iz } ’ ' “st . ; ' it ; ‘“ ‘ |to have b } shot as he éntered, gmemoer 0° ee es Re EB tae aE ce FF in Wes Noedel's side. new budget on April 1} 4] ere proem of 3664 Folsom avenue, at Grand ? ’ ’ } a , rs . : . a ee ‘ ae i Ba a VS ; : ' t Ww Sii ‘Ss ; * Little. h for Mikeworth’s re of Police Commiss! oners . ; oN cern? ‘ sentatives o\ both Sides arej| pose fresh taxation, and j ¥ . "i - sicce boulevard and Folsom at 9? Pp ri 1¢ q s af “wT rs t? ~ . ' ; re — i - a N A +ria? ; “+ “ ; * ‘ “4 , ; " Konn Lestiti« dG Life : Tj '’ P ~ e+% f , *@ | } t¢ sr Mar "sg : sl© it, gerday, ter a st tormy three-ho , ne gy NOeCEe! B&B trig], everv mani! pected also tha he : ais h SaArTtius Was tanet , 5 . ; i ov st nidais . ¥ “‘jurken’ iriver had felled Montrose is 115 miles _— of St 'e gessic of t} Se oo tli , att Photogrepoct no amounts to anything In Ber- sinking fund. McCiurken 8 Crivet infirmary where he was pro jqxecuth: yf he nate , ' oY mM “lurKken wrath*ulil¥y swunhe Louts. smo ' . ¢ os : ; ' ‘ ' . - o ef tr ( ( when M ela ; nouncersr sufferin from fractures | QOoxfirmation ie Meeiad o week A RESIDENCE street south of Gravois road, flooded by thé rain and the rampaging Des Peres. nde ghee e intry round about. a second time after perceiving his| (6 4 ; vant ; tet 3 gage camer : > @ w ike the tewn. is di- WEATHER CLOCK ON TOUR . -_— [he SKUII anit rien! an 2. . _ , ‘, : . j ’ , ti Sens 4, i " DIVORCES GOLF PROFESSIONAL 880, but Gov. Baker appoint: ia vider venly is Berger divided bD2il Was abou hoot I possible internal injuries : : : spccuesaam: . ' . aaa iam: anaes eenemnamecastimnirons guceceemnn ' . 3 = lig MeClurken ran from the tee ‘on ae Mrs. A. W. Longworth Also & ‘Orrick and sent his name hack t | that there are two banks, one ON | Correspondence of the Post-Dispatc nib washag vo ep a A rented automobile, driven by Granted $1000 Alimony. Senate. . ) STREETS FLOODED — i ach. si ain Street, two ber- LONDON. March 1 A ees wes — E 4 , Samuel Learmouth, 30, of 4804 Sara the lection seneer ain: — 7 . f'UCNK defendant deciared & hat no les - , Rose Boden Longwort§ AS WIND DRIVES . pel slain, ibe aeherel alate. Gah | lefendar.t » | > “+ - - ” “ Jia ae 4 , : ’ ': » rT) a ~ af : : P é , ; - n4 ' 40nn must Dave run ihitoe tl , iniurineg ; : OnzewW ; it wa 2 in y ‘conte oe, ic 208 , , : laim Missouri ; ois | mn., injuring Miss Alice Houghtin. Lon orth, got ‘bis Dame first was sent oe YEN a bon te , he 8 oe ame . ‘ : ‘ —_ (ontinued from Page One. eine - ir = Woe ? ‘ppened 1 " , being taken on a tour through teatified . , _ ad the St. Louls Coug 7 nd the prote: wre ‘gins bie tegece act — via) of St. La 14) re : Bl *: alpians: | Burope to determine how the vary a f 6144 Cates avenue, who was Governor, a ia pe +i . } i ; 4 . , ‘ rhW if vary- Neithie ' oft . ‘ ‘ , ‘ ‘ @aring at Clayt ok at: £ oR, z “ Bh Rad tition : ; Weal ie it , Mained ppel itTnoug! nena C , . ; ny ‘limat) onditic aff ; ‘ ; Ragone “ “ ; ihe parked car Bhe ‘ Poo yr) 43 7 - ° + ; - : 4 ‘oy . Der } " ’ / f*¢ f ’ . | f } r 2 4 nae . . sacd : ‘ / 1q 1OT1s E riecy a * ; 7 ’ 4 ° ' , ” ; . - lot co! ntest charg’ up 286 Professional me: eset Rephccsapm agape Se en yg: IX inch: hort t dd Stag in some places by rising \ r na Be rea WOR ee Set 5 difference of two degrees is f ould ten elie g PEK ABES w uffered injuries to the neck. Lear i . 1¢ . ‘ > ‘ er r “* ’ . ¥ * , " ‘Ze | sts ; . ~ ™ . ‘pI . : Sui - . A ™ " 7 _— , : mare effect On the Governo: ion PAN AU A rORUU Ee , pews? (IE rece 2.3% no it that t? a 9 Por - |] ; , e one ae ; Curre: ; Gia “"* mouth was pronounce: sufferagn . ff ST a ae eer es ’ : : ii - ' — = wei taf oo it ae ee OE oan ie ficient to insure’ perfect regularity. . —— ; _—s who has be on the Sena! a. ‘he fip} fo — ni oO} O bat y vil moc! ; = ry ? a id va Ci ; here an =! ie ee : wee po note i eae Th ¢ clock inds it i? } easpuaaneds _—" “— Ek A Owse from alcoholism when examined , al ~ = 2 . is ae Su ; ; ve ‘y ‘ ° - *) ii a ; ¢* ae } . ; i|' Se it af Can na » inj ‘ : rye ad Seriousiy és a | eit hospita 'Srmation 1 | > es 4 " ,* - : . ‘ n » . 4 re r,* ire : a »* ? c~' '% , . ton, will r¢ . ey “ere Senator rinnev of St. Loui Ku Klux , Conpunue indefinitely without stop- running into the club. Defendant's Others injured in accidents taat home in LouiS “personal interests, the interes t Casey "ansas (Cj hitecotton stage ) ' . , $i M 4 it team wsoad con an, @ngd ai ‘ those who | PPE rhe remarkable timepiece | counsel contended that if Me-| nign: werp: Clarence Townsend. |% . s fi 7 | a dL Ai) bid . : a ; ; ‘ } i ’ , j a4 j “# , , — . ; ia th if ventic y of Pa 4 7 4ey »} ole. . — ae ; ; Ae ' ‘ — . ‘> * were * marria/@eme Governor regaining influence of Paris, Cave of Callaway, McCav Weather Kureaw announced. It ws municatior Highv \ BL i’ , — pan Zurich clock irken had hit Kohn in anger he of 1411 [Market street, frecture4 a . " ' stres max.er ; 4 — * sne Beparatia@g wads Republican Senators and the (ey of Carthag femocra Brunk | at 17.4 1! mornin 4t Fenton it) no! ff Springfield, Mo.. likewi : | bites vs ished hi son ‘D- pelvis; Michael McDonnell, 62, 167 last. interest of Senator Cave 1) ' , and Hild . ' . aire rpoing out ¢ , \ lor "T hie HMieckwater , ; w Sheewe and } Sea rr ‘y Biving Hun i N- North Sixth street, fractured skull : me ssa lV) iy ‘ } ; . a ‘ »? of 2 » ‘ ' , j h €4%4 ‘ 5 ‘ as ‘ > “ ' “t ¢ ’ a ’ Sa W } + rk 3. HG r , : ‘ Of y ow re | vO silces 4% ven ij. hod y br ulses Ben b © re artiett they begaa Bigiich he lost i ae a the Orrick confirmation on Lé f, wWaS Warning ¢ bhhouse| Aan West Boonvil — = a ee ee _ hat before the trial was Le} were made ii strokes or one.) 17, Negro, 2803 Clark avenue; May thetr;own ‘bank. THe iigesfirmation of th; i ow aie ‘ the Sena > ais | amined tne ‘hi slongvings } 5 T} nga n Rive wr Be hea wre Nestea ee, abd they roee i: would be shown Beth Kohn and McClurken are} Martin, 18. Negro, 2332A Eugenia 3; - ” os . . : " 9 . 9 * 4 } . , ‘ , 4 a , ‘ ’ ‘ ry , » f ’ ; \ par af " a) at 2et : l, ry report, returned yestet Bate Penal Board read seiecte legran a1 letters re the ve! _ hig nough to ie ter ary d gatas 2] | #1) ; he , salesmen, the former iiving a 'street, and Mrs. Dalsy ew - oar 5 eepeerme oN Ls Sp | sin ine fir ’ ' . Giverville ‘nue and the latt ‘egr 2805 St :¥ abrolves ) 34. irtietft. officers ¢ » Neither was ©1) org scf } ' ron . - 12 ‘ ‘ b in) ' . ri r »\ 7, } 7 > , > P j : ‘ 4 : ' Ad ¢ i, ; id - ea / i a. ’ : : ‘ ‘ ‘ riz ; c Z j , ] »e yi | ee. . 4 i : : a2 | it er Ne pre & { —~ _ oddard atree ° 0 . : ' bys Ae as va » BY : at ‘7 Washi } boulevar: bruisés in connection with thaj Mmbined, thev suleVva r ’ Biek's confirmation payments to depositors y@mm@a7 to 16, Sena en made at the Fidelity ajiii@anon not voting. ects at ieast i939 votes for COP- | water ! und : essa ) a (idm Se} ne th lan ws ur months for filling claing wr Changes the G. O. P. Votes. BIO : emocra ‘7 lissouri is iO rising, pa? | ne dee . ch Noed uo: oie ag in nis pocke up. The belief is expressed aie Governor was a! to infiu- n zi ; 1] y be | | , . banking circles that the Fidelig@@i@m only two of the 13 Repub- Sion had beet nder syderation Lm t St harles it “ esas ) cau hie otal | | for the “ever £ vou got any ] , pay between 50 and Gi@e@en Senators. alth gh he. h jitnere naa. been Variou tuatiol _ 2nG Wili Ds feet 7 ra ME ne : aie men lated tnat y went to |«6him ~ at it. rl ec csts 1103 Oli 5911 t ; - ‘ , > CY -~y . ; } ? rhe . . Bi in . ih . . Cr - istens : _ , ; as : 2 | Ty i fac i1CcTOSS the etre ? I - ' r) ; 7 tc a! } ; sgteas iwvwe— Eas on the dollar. ft of the lamb ae A abe Pay: 4 7 ’ hn nee wag TE ae le al A | « " . sat ements ohne Vorunmeen . _ eA yatt _ a cafes Rie Be aes Bie ; ah ‘ Meo ia ar ae > tay * . ‘3 ' ” . : "? — - ail il . on ? , ' rei Ti - i sf Lad 4 ; 4 t/a i = . ‘ 4 “ie . 4 . > 4 ivy ni ’ ‘ ; - ' The oift of solid silver, i -4 : ’ Ford a ee a . . aay: - i bw —s P Oy rh¢ ; ti ; ‘ afte U ‘ 2sirwrmr ae ‘ Fuardaia i ee - ' YY if Berge oe bey ; s ce shetts 4 as ’ . ~ 2) . ‘ 3 . todav tna? N of (ie) : such as a chest of flat- ae Ot S agai ee. OPS EE ela ack in service by nightfall. Bi Se se , ‘tenes oving gathered thei: N : | Sees ' ’ . 24 ’s confirm ation i , i ic . : ' . ; wh " , b? 34: neron ‘ ichaé a’ ; ’ atlas id . (€ 4 ; — 2 TLC ¥, ernow tna Ora try ‘4 7 ’ , vy ’ + . dies ” . 7 >s . ; ’ 4 i . 7 | 4 ' _& .™ ‘ ‘ ‘ — . ~— : ° @8* cas . a ‘ . . . [> " ; + ’ . . 4 : Se ‘ , ié rae 4 ¥ ° . “ ¢ee j mS ~S &§ about b t] he pu in ru veranda brevep L. All, howe vers : : miy with : | , » | : eS \T r*¢ ’ 4 . e* , . ,* r" - + » a *** see ; é : mstration ir . "Tb, batl sit 4 -*5 r¢27 red mm toga’ nd ri oe Jains : Ct BVeCS DP ‘eon ae Sey ial sila - - - , 4 een *e* ea ™ ’ . 7 ’ , ’ " — * ; ‘ oo8 ; ; ; { j . ‘e es eee _ ‘ “tees 4 ° * BOLLAND!S & $itm wes to attempt to obtain -éinst confirmati acl onli 40 ak ae : Locus Tenth | : con deration e oenatl Out Me TTLGO Li wal ers ‘ 4 ILI ret ; ; I rs [ r} riis @ _— Pueresticatio:n indicated tha ich | Gordon « Libert Gunz "Delmar Crossing Trains Delayed , wie some particuial pening omorrow ° Jewelers tor 79 Years | Bm ™** would not : to consider ndit n r-. Republicans—bates St JOU i Kansas City nd he rhea! eStinatiol we eS .3 ased Bees rain. ana that night, Depeincuer ct 6t. Lous. Lower of (wary at. Louis and Poplar miget Tom the cad of (he string and Our New Store ato: ma epublica: 7 r of St. Louis, Morgan OF (Po! | st ph? on lige passengers, F . , , ers MoCa ' hint Car ville Ra pn i Va ; , wis . wi | Sprines id 1 ar! iol nell 3 pra. ee You 1} find 1t da friendly ae Warner of Mt Looe and| oP ee SS 1 to an airplane by a place with one of the finest ould be assured tha: Orrick) Willard of St. Jose} _ | M.-K.-T. trains from 1 th-; Wire cable. It the air as 3 selections of Spring and Sum- . oe eos ee Be tt Madea tas le Ge wen evened ease! ena: mer woolens west of New the situation. Orrick Makes po Comment. ? © th es ea sey wens ’ | s dae + a York. Was in prequ: nferenc for New Conimissi1on Jopilt rt is ne sOW Tite a ) gsigey: oo pie be o Pag mae” , _ ities Benatore. cach of whom! Orrick, at his la¥ office today, earher thar St. Louis, with the|° Me Se. Lewis’ _ Visit 18 Nae ree As Asta ‘ ie Benate in an effort ; 2 D appointment and firmatior K- report between . , e ; ‘ : d . Cave ad: Aa ee pi ' ae ae. ; - se Wiis at : mer 3 Tas ae oe Finest —east side of Ninth. Another N ate One Smart for kaster Mwas certain and that afternoon ives his net mission railroad’ ballast washed-« At tomobile lice: r 1927, will b Will do our utmost to make E@evernor sent a diplomatic let- | from the Governo! deh cages eer ks tn mt tannin a a your visit memorable and At Huette s— tonsider the pp | HAWES SEEKS COMMISSION ast wi ash ws _ pores x ep , ” rs y ' ' make it pleasant. “"*+ee8 ON a ol PIER tpecaente > OS 1 eee eeeee see 2 © «meee Oe ogee oN Ne ON Lo dy rg ee See al ee tere «oes ee eee ee Peter eee ere -* he ne o) ee) ORO ee eee cee eee ee ~ se eee hate see eee eee eo cebe tas baboon . “eee ‘ SEE . eee eave ee ee $4 see cree A SONOS Ea a eee east: cone Soeee ts eere 8 ©0986) © ee ee eee ee “eee ht ermmeee ee i) rete:

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E SAYS SHE KNEW. PFLLEGTIMATE CHILD She Continued to Live | Stanley Y. Beach, She Testifies. FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 1, 1997 VAY WAIN VISTA ASO ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH AN DAYAL AS q with ———— _-_-- | | | Wire From the New) poreau of the Post-Dispatch, | > NEW YORK, April 1.—Stanley Beach, wealthy head of an! a company, yesterday | Re: peering establish New | his fight to | work a8 his legal place of residence, | e me Court Justice Peters de- | g him to be a resident of | ord, Conn. Beach sought to establish a New York residence be- | ‘pause in Connecticut a son has had | a adjudged incompetent and a | has been appointed | Ser SN RRA RES 5 oa, Pen Ww. : SOR OS A " , . Ss Featuring Scores of New Arrivals in Our u seonservator J him there. His wife, Mrs. Helen Birdseye | 99 . | \ ee of Stratford, on the stand, | : i sno knew afl had known of | ® . a {llegitimate, child of her hus- 3 Ss ae put added that she “was not | | E ; the child’s welfare | Creations For Easter rested in | oy its whereabouts. The child | aw is an 18-year-old girl, Wint- | ered Watson, and she lives “with Mrs. C. we ee ae ae ty ty : = a “ a re > a te i : > h. : : ——— "3 Knew When Child Was Born. / ff 7H yes, I learned of it the day Ye >: Wi he was born. A year later I went - $x aN. oe cal G [ ‘to yisit the baby and was. intro- uced to her mother. But I still gonsidered Mr. Beach my husband. J had known of his affair with Mrs. Watson almost since it start- ed, but I was interested only in the welfare of my own three chil- grep, and Mr. Beach and I con- tinued our marital relations until two years ago when he was de- clared an incompetent in the Con- NO) necticut courts and lost control of YF Pas) ion the income from his trust funds.” Opes Ea, ? 2 Frederick C. Beach, a@ son, re- ss Wi fused to acknowledge the girl as Wa daughter of his father. He said he learned of her existence in 1925 when his father introduced him to Meher. Advice he gave his father, We after being admitted to the bar in 1923, was given supposediy for a friend of his father, and as “from om to father, not as lawyer to ent,” the son said. He advised Dis father on a set of facts per- Maining to an illegitimate daugh- “I did not know | ws me _— eiren ys "a ** } , he i be ~N wt A Special Featuring of New Arrivals in the Chapeaux De Luxe Shop Soft $ Hand-Blocked Viscas [T's not too soon to be thinking about Easter, therefore, one must have a new chapeau. In this collection you will find every new Spring shade and the most trig of smart shapes. Of course every head size is shown, Also Black Satins _ Close-Fitting Felts Hatrbraid Combinations (Second Floor) i ae Newest Effects in Belting Ribbon Pers > * ‘ - Araby Patent three-eyelet Oxford with basket cut-outs and spike heel, ASHION is in a frivolous mood this Spring as evinced by this collection of delightful Frocks. Such variety! Differentness! First you see a Geor- gette affair with lace overblouse, then a trim little two-piece. Canton, all tucked and tailored...next : a Georgette over-print...seldom the same style twice. And the colors are absolutely riotous... gorgeous things! — } Rye ss Also Complete Selections of Dresses The Suqreniey'at.- Ov in Regular and Extra Sizes at $16.75 $5 Hat Shop $5 NOT @ new style for Spring, 1927, has OE \ been omitted. There are smartly AX yy \ creased viscas, sleek black satins, belt- x Wu ing ribbon Hats and hair combinations oN >> Sw pat 6 Fam # A) ; in every new and popular shade. “x CN x; QS _—— —_~— ~— —— —_— = _—~ —_ / t Patent leather Pump.trimmed with large tongue and bow, Cuban heel. ; ‘ii Fashionable Easter Frocks P Of Unusual Attractiveness, Three Groups at 20 QZ GZ = up (Sonnenfeld’s Dress Shops—Fourth Floor.) New Sports Jackets _— ~~ — Demonstrated by i of a “friend.” This Showing. of | Smart Styles at ; the facts pertained to my mathe @ boy said. | i | | Antagonism toward his father | 2 was shown in the testimony of Al-| f ‘Wife B. Beach, another son, who | We lives with his mother. —/ ™ Justice Peters, at the close of the | ing, said: “‘The laws of New! York do not recognize any such | Tesidence as he (Beach) esfab-| shed in Twenty-seventh street, tmecause he established it for lil. | and illegitimate purposes.” FW} M00 UPHELD IN ABOLISHNG Our First Floor Hat Shop Features Tailored Hats —in “Hanky”Felts, Soft Straws and Plain and Ombre Crochets 4 v (Second -Ploor) . | 24 IN OUR TOILET GOODS DEPT. ee Sadalette Patent leather open-shank Sandals. Spike or Cuban heels. are shown In all head sizes. (First Floor) t " THE newest of new shapos for A 6s 3 09 wear with the fashionable tail- $ Z cae \ leur. All high shades and black A Spectalty $ Featured Group at «.. Navy, red, green and flannel fashions these fashionable acces- - Coty’s Day 7 PHILIPPINE CONTROL BOARD WE ksular Supreme Court Sustains om emor-General Governor-General in Charge of Government Corporations, By the Associated Presa. MANILA, P. I, April 1.—Goy- Wood's action in f | | sories with double-breasted box ‘¢ coats and patch pockets. Sizes r\ 14, 16 and 18. {ae Sports Skirts Q , Children’s and Juniors’ Hats A Special Saturday Sale! (Ages 4 to 16) COLLECTION of Hats that affords mothers a selection and saving opportunity seldom obtainable before Easter. Every new Spring shade is represented in all favored materials and shapes. Extra Specials for This One Day Only ‘Sbolishing the Philippine Board of | Céntro! through which the several Bovernment-owned corporations in the Philippine Islands were con- t bled, was upheld today by the | The de- eision puts Wood in direct contro! 4 $50,000,000 in Government Tee Property. It was indicated that the C 5 Mecision would be appealed to the em Lnited States Supreme Court. 7 | Wood some months ago abol- "ap ered the Board of Control on the pefound that it was illegal in that [38 membership, being made up of 77° members of the Insular Sen- Me and Wood, enabled the legis- PMtive branch of the Government to Purp powers given exclusively to| 3 Coty’s Perfume, per bottle Coty’s Face Fewer, DOR «ct cece Coty’s Talcum Powder, box ....... Co*y’s Compacts, each 7+ ee +46 e404 Coty’s Vanishing msular Supreme Court. plain and _ box-pleated styles, to wear with jackets and _ sweaters; sizes 34 to 42. Silk Vestees : (Ohildren’s and Juniors’ Hat Shop—Second Ftoor) —of radium and crepe 7 2° —— ip © ¢ de chine in plain and @ »~ Ee : tucked styles, high and ~ low collars. Pastel shade- ‘and white; 34 to 42. (First *Floor Shops.) —of Bottany flannel in s | “Bebe”’ | Patent! Rose A ; Blush! Harmoniz- Oe 8 I ERY FIRS DFR BES ing basket kid trim Sr BB “ ‘> vrrrryrrrrr,jrrTrTr,TtgjT,jgT"Tt TT 77 777 TCT" _ i, i i ip in ip i i i i i i i, ii, ie i i ae ee ie i i i i i a i i a i i i i i a Other Smart Tailored Suits, $35 to $75 Ai iiie IMI ties beep ee dd) (Thtrd Floor.) - Fox Chokers To Complete Your Ensemble ereBpageeer er Airis Me a April Foot’s Day [Holds Fun for Many hk PEIN OTRSEBTT Cagieters Colors Colors Du Bar For Saturday we offer a new shipment of this beau- Rossignel tiful Beverly Stocking at Parchment $1.65. They are all perfect- Water Lily , Monkey Skin ly woven of lustrous sheer Flesh Pink Moonlight silk chiffon from top to toe. Champagne Torterelle All sizes. Nude Apri! first seems to have been | ted as the one day in the that ‘‘jokes’’ are accepted | & fair show of amusement, for those who still have the of humor and delight in i os, today brings opportunity $ 95 “8 them. " aE kane ttt RIS tea 1h OTE Org et.e eps Large, fluffy skins in beige, red, platinum and other popular shades. Other One and Two Skin Foxes, $35 to $475 (Third Ford EZ I) DAY : | pm ER er nate = Re NS yg anes 1 Today and tomorrow are teem. 4 With opportunities at the 4 frock-Litton Furniture Com- in Y, Fourth: and St. Charles Costume Slips _ ” 4 —e! — Sample Upholstered $6).95 Mees se se , : . + ~Omemakers and Beverly Lavender Stripe Chiffon Hose All-silk from top to toe! Every ~~. 95 perfect and full fashioned. Featured . in the smartest Spring shades! 3 Pairs a. «aarree eer err: Crepe de chine, radium and radi- anette; trimmed and tailored. (Sonnenfeld's—First Floor.) LD fi . prospective at ee sionag puapect these living ‘Alues Saturday—ope . 3:90 y—open un > Le aS — eee ene Ng AY %, CP me CPR SRE Ret Rs - a * < a . a . . ere ee ee ae ve ae — = . ers “ »he : : ae Pe eiibeb 5 " ei ete: TF €, #, és +2 : ‘ 3 ; : f e7 TGs ks .; ih : rt? 7 Fe i‘ fi; ae. ¢ s ei] fee hi eT . . : . : | p 7 PF Pr! PP Fe Oe Pee Gear «© ,) ‘ ‘ OF. . » 2 * 5 ee . “ ee ee OD TEMS PETE ERI PE Se ; rz ae. } at + ; Pal . : Pea seteeviatiiyita tara” °t © . : j 4 , ¥ i ‘S. eae By i jptads ¢ PEE} * b+ #hea. , : : : : : a! ret .t tte

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” i or ~ - al " TE OE ES, IE CS. aR ea age Ree ee ve ee " 2 ~ . ~— ee caer meee scishininiininaiividiidiieeme TOA ‘SVEN, Me 1° 1 ee : ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH____......._ PAGE 5 LR am —— - &. a ail i SAYS SHE KNEW | See Our Other Anmoundements om Pages 18 and 19 ae Would You Like a New Bob? TAM PAF LEGITIMATE CrHLD | a —_) Vy - | : e Valencia, the Swanson, the o oe q Swirl, the Windblown—these are new re . aa | . _ styles of Bobs being featured in our : | ae She «Continued to Live ) : : | Beauty Shop, where expert barbers and | | : viola « hairdressers will fashion your hair in | | the style most becoming. with Stanley Y. Beach, (Third, Floor.) “Gd ar ’ ee : et eee aes oie . fe ere re ~ faa . i Ae aC r ies a) NT A . : ' ‘ " " - & ed ye » ay - ‘ } > 5 pentin Mean “ty wate be Pe lated. te fe ° “ ‘ 7% \ \ \ \ \ \ ~~ SSS te . ‘ Es : on #3 bod Ss aie eae " ‘. : Se : : ‘ . ‘ cowl Ss bo ee | ae ee ae Bee ey ba URS ‘ . Vn we mlceng =r ~ were 4 oa 4 ~ «* sy now viet intesnctenn teedveaiha r “" ” os x ; - — _ ’ ee syne iy myer mrss ~~. ne a | | She Testifies. | : ; GRAND.LZADL. ———____....... ides ilies etait asin Wire From the New io pureau of the Post-Dispatch. B , YORK, April 1.—Stanley | +: Ithyv head of an | Bo, LAN . “ me welt which — girls mixtures, of black satin, suede-like woolens, kasha, and twill, showing the new bows wil! wear on Laster, are here in many styles. ‘ TOILET GOODS DEPT. M00 UPHELD IN ABOLISHNG | Junior-Miss Coats 3 and stitching and tucks, yokes, taffeta linings and fur trimmings that make the Gi ] ° E C g | PHILIPPINE CONTROL BOARD Of satin, kasha, twills and sport materials— Spring mode so fascinating. Other Coats in exclusive modes range up to ... .$125 Iris aster oats tailored and elaborate. Bows on the shoulder, Including the tailored kind in sport materials, and the dress-up kind in twill and kasha cloth: > ; Isular Supreme Court Dusteine | taffeta linings; trimmings of broadtail, squir- | a Governor-General in Charge rel, twin beaver, monkey fur. 13 to 17. en ; ¢ and the dress-up kind in twill and kasha cloth S | y $25 to $59.50 Tailored Suits—the Perfect (Girly Dept.—Third Floor.) Hae ; en — - a eT, es rs ede ag Spel Sie Sah Oi Se Be 2g mp Ree. ll os - . SL CR TT TI ee A Nt EE ete et a CE RE Oe: ht ° o~ ee cere gy (Junior-Miss Dept.—Third Floor.) of Government Corporations. : By the Associated Easter Costume for Misses MANILA. P. April 1.—Gov- | |] “ e@nor-Genera! Wood's action ty a - “+ i , as 4a . ‘ . . . 7 . a Specials for ; Milishing the Philippine Board of It is youth's own fashion—slimly becoming, smart and trim and tai- Dec D Onl . aE EE | lored. This $25 group is a special feature in the Misses’ Store, far it — 7s ey Myernment-owned corporations ir The Faster Bunn Brings includes every fashionable type of Suit...tweeds and mixtures, twills he Philippine tin te a ae > a in light and dark colors...single and double-breasted, with very new Milled, was uphela today bv , Candies and Novelties ; details of tailoring, pockets, bindings, etc. Other Suits include black cme (6, es ! ; ; , kasha with mannish vests, and three-piece Suits of novelty materials, war Supreme Court. The de- The little tots will love the milk chocolate bun- P y $79.50 fon puts Wood in direct contro! nies, roosters, brightly colored candy eggs and dius a : ; . (Misses’ Store—Third Floor.) The hostess will delight in the : $50,000,000 in Government mechanical toys. | pperty. It was ae io that th. delicious Candies and Easter Novelties to be found seo ees C ; mmsion would be appealed to the | in the Candy Department. ted States Supreme Court. . . : Wood some months ago abol- ral! | ome month: ! t aturday Sp 1! t Easter Baskets | Saturday Specia r.2~Knicker Suits med the Board of Control on the ; ] EE Gk ene Siinéns tn that Bright colored Bas- Specially packed—1r-lb. Membership, being made up of kets tied with big ribbon homemade candies and Mm? members of the Insular Sen-| bows are filled with 1 Ib. of milk chocolates For Easter and Long After and Wood. enabled the legis-_ Easter candies to de- will delight the entire a —Cravencette-Processed branch of the Government tc light the kiddy. Priced family. Lb., 39c; or 2 S E M; : ve | we * mart Caster illinery ime powers given exclusively to from rgc to $2 lbs., 7 §C. $ | 0 administrative branch aT rep- ‘ (Main Floor ) “ “1 = $ 98 mented by the Crovernor-General ; i. . a é | LLL ' The two members of the Board V4 “YAY i. A Style for Every $ 5 Control besides Wood. were APs 47 > Bt C I H : } ie ark [ hy y, le e rails anc 3 ae ct oY, 9-Knicker Suits | for Smal! Boys example of smartness for Spring! 4 (Third Pieces.) 7 CR i Re ea e ~- aleertinete tie citenendinteas amen eae ata on he a fela's—First Floor.) ae One mile east of here - Here they are—the smart $f late Ren, ¥ | , , / Morning. No one was injured y , leather Handbags the fashion- re Vay, RN JAPA | These Suits are of un- | Cravenette - processed 2 ' yt. pie To" * Af) ss ae usually strong construc- and showerproagé Coats, —and at $10 Be not Overturn, when the train ! Spring. Envelope, strap-back at: MA aS . pouch, vanity Bags—and calt- Be ag, © ae - 4 all- wool materiais in styles with a oe It's well known that the newest styles ap- ; newest patterns. Sizes sleeves. Tweeds an pear first in our $10 sections! Right now there made of good quality leather. : | ‘ §. | | (Main Floor.) ia TL; Boys’ Cotton Flannelette Robes..... $12.98 that is perfect for your costume! Are Ready for Easteg iF , . : 7 5 Mg oe BT, mt : ’ Newest effegts ul Fool's Day Splendid values April first a wm ie heii ~ . ] t { E t Md as the one day in the yt Very peciaia ootwear tor aster Are Smartly Cuffed Long 60 - inch - 95 -— ee of a and delight in . (oz ‘ti today Tings opportunity strands of Pearls ° By then. — . f Be, _ f or ——} ’ | - Smart little cuffs embroid- i *Ngine also left the track. but te jy ill carry this la ’ A able women wi ; Ain AS ee aged OT? tion; tailored of fine tailored in smartest ee (Pent.on to Kansas’ | m << skin pouch Bags in the favorite A Ble ny Sheen a ¢ eet busses fatty, Spring colors; all beautifully ae” | tae, Ne te BO? 6 to $1 | 98 fancy pat- $10 OX are charming new modes in crochet straws, in an ag’s ‘ . et « bt Fe ° terns. 2 to 10 ’ Ballibuntl, in felt, in hairbraid...in the color _ ADVERTISEMENT. Boys’ New Pajamas in leather, silk : ] B ] . and tapestry. $ 95 @) 8 Fun for Many : Slave Bracelet Newest Novelty Kid Gloves =< Bx < 3 ' : oF - ‘*jokes’’ are accepted et mf a “tg ® fair show of amusement. ; . Replica Rope Pearls BS for those wiso still have the $ OO $ 99 : \ —— that are unusual Fashionable women will : | , ered in contrasting colors—the values. Today and tomorrow are teem. ; ees me wath ‘opportunities at the Bagq/ welcome wong ogee oe colors repeated in the stitching emek-Litton Furniture C , » the popular Slave Bracelet, for ; | : - , 4 urnitur om n the back—imported Kid Me Poerth and St. Charles fashion has decreed that the Blucher Oxford Strap Slipper Dress Oxford ' hedan in all the one Spring — Sampi. aerate ~ smartest sc ange ome with —a favorite Pied Piper style, —a smart complement to —in a fashionable a shades, that will be very chic at Factory Prices. | c~— re Be eg Regen en in patent leather, smoked elk Easter frocks ; in patent ae ge ase gery dh $4 "8h with your new Spring costume. anette; trimmed Makers and prospective {| Tha dienes stones : and tan calf. 2'% to 5, $2.75, leather. Sizes 84 to 12 at $4, Cait. 5S, a <* ‘ A 7 3 All sizes at this low price. and tailored. 7 Pe MOU inspect these living. | | Mg wees : 5% to 8, $3.50; 844 to 12, $4. 1244 to 2 at $5.00 pair. to 12, $4.50} "taal Sawn) (Main Floor.) ifeld’s—First Floor.) a6 4 Values Saturday—open un- (Main Floor.) ) Costume Slips Pert: $O).95 —_ tte tare Bviaci sy Seo, ib Kets RE pasa ‘Same % Feo rey OGY ICTS ae ee ae si - mee Se He" be se iaag te hy Pe ee ee eS

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PAGE 6 | _ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH _ FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 1. 1927 _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ___ RAILWAYS TO APPEAL 7 : : _ FROM VALUATION This Week—Special Sale Week-End Candy Soeclll ia VISIT OUR S MILE and bittersweet chocolates, coffee taft, 4 - | ORDER BY THE I. C. C. Wm. Anderson Prints bonbons and cocoanut cinnamon er be , Ju } saad a gitferenes ee a ilifon | At 45c Yard pine Ba C So th Pound, 50c _Two Pounds, 05 , u dollars in valuation. LIVING models wear frocks made of th The railroads’ contention in the designs in wv Anderson Prints. ; canéy Sk : wat . valuation dispute is that the base i Wash Go Shop ccond Floor. i 3 | »ee Samp for rate-making purposes should, . Sa aE ~ : Leave O be the present, or, in other words | eh + : a ; Store Hours: Daily 9: 00 to w 30—Saturday 9. 00 to 0: 00 Oln bad > and Locust, From Nin ht ene 0 Tenth -_ oo tail 1 fl pe cat . ; onns-Vianviiie the replacement value of the prop- erty. The uilroads hark back to Se nn ee 3 ASE aa B® | ASBESTOS SHINGLES =———-| Saturda le the Child ren 1 Prepar re for Easter i | PensOuis, aeuse is always cited as a cuide by courts upholding the replacement value theory. It has resulted in a great deal of confu- , Parma | , . & sion of thought. +e: : : fo - & As Mr. Justice Brandeis has : ee ae. — : e : : — - pointed out, the Smyth vs. Ames de- . ieee V 10lets a cision does not jay down repiac ' Pt ae ‘s : ~ c - “oe ment cost as the sole test in the | : ae ah. a a , os . & if 4 oe 4) ” \) J 4 -& determination of value and Com fy re 6% ~ d. Lh Wi ‘ a es missioner Eastman of the Inter- Sale 4 nae SC sented and Boxe - , Pe ¥ | we? - @ i, » f : j f / : > : : ; 1 ' wr ; ’ \ . a “ : - i i i : m . % .\ ¢ ¢ . : " ” o” a ; state Commerce Commission, : ¥ ; : - as Below concurrence in vesterd : LUMBER C DELIVERIES EVERY‘ Sa. So a BP ct ” , é . th Dormm aoe ea. Me *-. 4 Bits aa . aon ei e Pore is —— Netty / a say that the definition attempted in EE, | \ lh . — Smyth vs. Ames * ee mere 4\ | £4” | : ; | # dy enumeration of matters for consid- | \ FLEA. im NN . eration to be given such weight a: ; ; \ ." may be just and right in : é / ; ia \ —— case.” \\\S Ne | Pe iaiestier... . : / | 7 A Two-edged Theory. ‘ F t, ¥ ™ = U R Own importation *'*Liary al hea rmatters arr rat. ‘ "4 ; ~ ’ : q f 4! c , : : Some of the matters enumerat . A e a ‘ ot these exquisite ed in Smyth vs. Ames,” says Com- Te \ fo | Aas ‘ OO a : . As f af . P | NPA AS AW NAME (LAW MAY) Violets — 100 dozen of missioner East: l, “are today giv-j; ; ' ‘Tony ’ 4? N SKS LV ri 10iets oze en weight by nob aie and the cost them oftered to vou ait of reproductionistsa would cast inta . . ‘ the discard even that matter which N B this unusual price! in that decision was placed in the |] CW as wf a ~ a ° forefront, namely, Original cost of Also new are Chanel Ss construction. ‘ . ‘ pique Gardenias and It has also been pointed out hb ae ° : : the students of the problem that Including Our Own Importation of English Felts | cet: aie le tee the cost of production theory is | ; ; a | apt to prove a two-edged sword. | HE nearer Easter draws the more is our popularly priced Millinery | Real mother-of-pearl eae ear oa = a Pin “a Shop appreciated—and for those who visit it Saturday there is in- boutonnieres offered ai f the railr $s on a rising ‘ale ° . . ° ‘ . an Sf onstruction prices. -It would deed a surprise: brimless, rolling, and rippled brims with crowns of |_ $2. pet ~ _— wa ay if a valuation varving heights—a choice for any costume and all undeniably trig and yase should be determined up costs that had decreased sinc: SMart. original construction. Commissioner Eastman puts the confusion of thought in a nutshell! ; : e TES alee that “the Supreme Matron’s Hat Special, at $6.75 Court has not yet reached m cag ad ieee ea Satins and visca combinations in various ion question. e instances the . . ee nace approved Spring. styles, featuring the fact ae ‘ irrandelis, = ; . 3 : 3 a . while advocating in a separate larger head sizes. mew " it To wn. rhe Me n. e+ «, -* ae, nal wen as ae. ~. Hing ae bernneei —w secanceenecesnccesessnas Pre-Easter Sale! C : — Peano it : r Reith 5 te WwW i : m2 = = ~~ ~ Straps and Ties for . Junior Misses’ Sizes, 11% to 2 $3 Two of the ch styles are pic ent with fancy tan colored leag Rubber heels ii | Hy ee ee Se ae * -~ ~ ” viplent. ” - “~ _—~ ae ia es >» ieee ae eae a ~ ne Tex ae ~weterat _— aap ie nee See iE > Sis oR Eee ees Se Se See Fz For Little Tots $1.95 Sn appy styles, as Dic tured in blonde with investment theory, was yet able to ‘concur in the result reac arg in that case by the majority. and that Mr $ ‘ie Justice Holmes, who agreed with Af . e Mr. Justice Brandeis in that case, P =S : - ° 4 aera , was able to concur in the result | ee — f = SS S te rocks for (sirls reached in the Indianapolis Water . tr:m or all derful val Chiddren’® 7 rose biush trim. Co. case. Sizes 8'2 to I1*2 The Brandeis Vi { It. 55d, ee Y ig SSS : :, ; | : ' , : The URINE thosey a0 Gnunciat- eae |) 7 > | ee \\\ Beal 7 Se Confirmation or Communion Wear | A few are even copies of French , Se i a gy Sie : 7 ‘models — many are of a nationally ed in the telephone case is th: “capital honestly and prudently in- ee ~ As \ ) - | Pan 7 | : es ia, cnould be Compnuts 7 . i = “ : P a ~ ‘ . iar aalivend retce, 0 1 that th ‘Fees is / fa |i ee serena ay to the prints are in patterns originated tion of railroad rates, tor much higher-priced Frocks. percentage to be earned on this ~~. +.) 7) Be a yet leit ie A = hase should be measured by the : 3 a ra : | Yost, overcharge, of the capital em- ‘ciaaith ; _ won Fe = : Than : ‘ : ee | ployed. He holds that a public ee iv. 2 aS a Pd } HEY’RE of Georgette and crepe de chine ARLY Saturday morning will find many lowed a return “upon unearned in- Engl d Sends y Nae y , : | ANY : Fi f- —just what many mothers are now seek eager] Ly choosing from these tlat crepe, crepe Et sestersa valuciess by ob- : REET ° / Jeena? ing—and as simply or fancily tashioned as {| de chine and printed silk Frocks—in jacket, property rentered valueless by ob- an ‘S ne Su © j Pd. ‘ . . ' e . . Stescoace.” ee New Hats for Girls eA | AS aa arts could be desired: the charm ot each one, the : bolero, and one and two piece models—with all ho | quality of fabrics and the variety of styles suede belts, embroidered touches, fancy vesteeg. the late Senator La Poll: ette in al is many fights over railroad valu Se a a . . e 4 - =o ‘ ee. ey corr Af a Sith will please at a glance. Sizes 6 to 15 years. and collars, seli shoulder posies and other trim- ation in Congress It formed a f his esidential campaign . $10 eee 1()2 Skin now clear and smooth —~ ~ : ; \ eee 3 i ., Tan calf Oxford 4 Doubs, Md., July 13:—“Three or \ Ss >’ YANDERVOORT'S ° 9 shield tip and ae) four years aro, my face and back — S . ) “. | b | broke out with’ pimples and biack- Shoe Shop abounds in ! Vandervoort's have just received a new sh upment of peel Gime t to &, heads. When I picked or pressed these moderate - priced very handsome I opcoats tor young boys. These are tai- poem Oey would set _y. — a Shoes which are styled for FASTER is as much a fashion “es eye of all-wool fabrics of the finest grade in mixtures vera . J muc: aaSiiiC p See sed se Ras Of Col Easter in light Spring occasion for the children as it 7 s f gry and tan and also include a very complete show- cream, but none of them he!ped a ER insect ~ 3 = ' bit. Then I happened to see your leathers. one grow — sbundant Sele s : eed i ing of the regulation blue coat’ with brass buttons and ” , 7 an u hil. insignia 3 ta 8 years. advertisement and thoucht I would try Resino!l Soap and Resinol Oint- . Here you may choose . : —. a iy eee A . : the Shoe seemingly de- Ce ae me ‘ Sharkek: ackhead at al 3 signed saad ?, “ ‘ | . 1] 7 ; C : ” : onarkskin sport Oxf SI Stn te whee ont tance signed for you: foot—the - Oxtord nake elk with tan —— | oY Boys Plus Four Golf Knickers has plain-tce poe calf I have also found Resinol Soap ‘> a choice is so inclusive and By CG we | aN OA In tan. Sizes very refreshing after coming in out ( En, : x so complete. | 5 to 6 $5. of the sun or wind.” (Signed) Miss | oes” i A i) lush ki ' A . . 0 Pai ~. E. ioe erated ith . pA wa 0; Me . Ties. pumps, Oxfords. dan trim, Siz | air Also — Official trou with a rough, ey = sandals. In parchment, . Sport S$! ipper im patent with i | Scout Duty Shoes y ask your druggist to- ey ‘ ' for Resino! and Ointment, ie Fs » rose blush, white and gray white calf or two tones of tan. ; ne very special value—special ly tailored for Vander- Dress Oxfords. and see whet an improvement a. kid or patent leather. Blane 3396 to 2, $6. Sizes 233 | voort’s of wool he in tones of tan and gray. They Vandervoort’s week's use wil] make. 7, $7. , aa all de! aes ee ; | ‘ 7 are the popular plus four st , en epee Sample of each of ee Vandervoort's Fashion }ootwear Shop—Serond Floor a a? ae. eS "7 — . é y yles. _ the sizes are 6 to 16. ) hudrens Shoe §)} . iO » ait rvoort s ( nud! y eb ia’ — Ait) ~¢ Ci i | | : Vv andervoort Baltimore, iad will write Dept. 62, Boys’ Ch p—Second Floor. Second Floor, PE SPSS EES ST ES PTE UE EE PEO TEE ESSERE PCV EHE SET EEE COTTE PERE Ee TOR OTT eee Setiave POR eR 2 ¥2 Zz Ns i

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-End Candy Special ittersweet chocolates, coffee taffy, cream and cocoanut cinnamon Oc andy Shop—Fir Locust, From Ninth to Tenth o IN ? tth> \ i “x ‘AN > ae t -—? AW 5 eat 3 a he nes ee. a x t x P > 4.° -—_— : ih 7“ j “ ' ae | | {a A J | , A x1) * Sf ; Mi P a y j ~ \\ } en copies of French are of a nationally repe silk arid some of n patterns origiyfajfed priced Frocks. morning will find many rom these ffat crepe, crepe d silk Frocks—in. jacket, two piece models—with red touches, fancy vestees der posies and other trim- medium colors; sizes 14 Shep—Third Floor. for Juniors a | Boys’ Easter Footwear Tan calf Oxford with shield tip and low @F $5.50 heel. Sizes 1 to 6. Sharkskin sport Oxford, has plain toe and calf trish. In tan. Sizes ri to 6 $5.50 Also — Officia] Boy Scout Duty Shoes and . Dress Oxfords. Vandervoort’s ‘s Shoe Sh second Floor : o 4 . * r) rg rs : Lijtife qT} Two Pounds, 95¢ ae a nee ° ph RG lg NR a BE ei IG Sse i 3 —— wt 1 Oth South of See Samples and Leave Orders for Johns-Manville ASBESTOS SHINGLES PERGOLAS, TRELLISES WALL BOARD Holekamp LUMBER COMPANY DELIVERIES EVERYWHERE; CITY AND COUNTY VISIT OUR SALESROOMS Just Olive High Quality LUMBER MILLWORK iets - gh ee ee Pre-Easter Sale! Children’s Shoes | eC a Straps and Ties for the Junior Miss A . @ 7 e . . e LJ e a we f : Es La e e » t es os . * . & ie be & g aa : a e ” a a z. © - . a e a oe a. os a & a & ¥ r ae a i] a & & y a Ss _ t a a a a e . th o e A a a Junior Misses’ € Sizes, lle to 2 , r . ent with fancy ‘ 7 a 7 . im colored jieather trims Prubber heels Young Women's 7, $395 Sizes 246 to $3.45 wo of the charming new | yles are pictured. For Little Tots $1.98 p he SF Boys’ Oxfords Sizes 11 to 13} Big Boys’ 1 to 6, $3.45 : ' * eyreteeenececenennee Children’s Sh Straps, sandals and Oxfords in lat test pat- terns. Choice of all-patent with blonde trim or all-blonde elk. Well made a: fe won dertul va Children’s Children’s S15 to J] $2.95 lunior- Misses’ 1145 to 2 $3.45 On Sale at All Three Stores Shoes GTors 2703 Cherokee The Face Tii WYASr 6102 Easton RT —ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _FRIDAY EVENING, | RAILWAYS TO APPEAL | Provides that a railroad shall pay | FROM VALUATION ORDER BY THE I. C. C. _Continued from Preceding Page. transportation act is that | to the Government one-half of its | @arnings in excess of 6 per cent in- |come on the | Obviously ‘In a general way pendent Republican, of Nebraska. | chairman of the Nationa! Confer- ence on Valuation, of American | hiailroads, made the following statement: “The decision of the Interstate Commerce Commission handed ‘down yesterday in the St. Louis & | O’Fallon Kailway case is the most important decision ever made by | the commission It involves n« only billions of dollars, but also determines the principles which | will control the valuation,for rat making purposes of all kinds of | public utilities. ‘It is the initial decision in one of the greatest legal proceedings n history. This case will undoubt . dly be carried to the Ur ed States supreme Court, but the Interstate ee . As > * . value of its property. the amount that the Governme nt may recapture in any given case ids on the é fixed on the pearly. _The decision of the follows the rec- in a proposed | de pe Ommendations made report of the comm Of valuation, published a year ago. Norris Praises Decision. Senator George W. Norris, Inde- e (Commission has ren service il _ommert 3 a es ha that » a* re d rs great pu r11C Urges Support For Commission, J _ de _ I} f - } > 4 aniy attac k Lis de L210 YN) € q*ry? rT @ Ti s-Y frir; ‘ oe @ ‘ As - o f: vy ~ Wa é mea f y ore 3 irn ES LT rats « } rea ‘ nr or - Li Qavwé4 _* - per ) reas : a ; + vr +} pr , ty f os ? Sst; Coy iss P » : Phe rr pir ‘ a ee Store Open Saturday Until 6 o’Clock STIX, BAER & FULLER STORE FOR MEN A SERVICE COMPLETE. ———_—— tan or blac tor é Other Selz Oxfords K THE DEXTER, a with medium squ edge soles and rubber heels. made of calfskin; THE SOUTHERN BROGUE. a medium-weight soft box toe and stitched wing It has four metal tip. $ - eyelets; tan calfskin.... 8.50 THE STEPPER has semi- square. toes and heavy pinked bal! strap and foxing. A smart Shoe for men of exceedingly discriminating $ - tastes ... 8.50 THE PLUCK, a broguish square-toe model with rope-stitch- ed soles and flange ieather heels. It is sturdily built of tan calfskin en $6 to $10 Mens Sbhoes-~-Main Fix j Four Leading Spring Oxfords for Men—Styled by elz ASTER is almost here and youare undoubtedly expecting to appear in new raiment from head to foot. The Shoe Section of the Store for Men is featuring these four models, which embody the most popular style trends of the Spring season. new model- beveled- It is $8.00 are toe, Oxford with $8.50 by Commissioner Meyer. ‘in the ; missioners Lewis, which | commission | Corduroy : IR ission’s bur ‘eau | He supported by a supplemental opin- man, concurred in by McManamy. majority opinion are Com- Esch and Camp- bell. The four dissenting com- (missioners are Hall, Aitchison, Woodlock and Taylor, each of whom rendered. a comparatively brief opinior The findings of the commission fill 69 pages of closely printed type. TIRES, RADIOS & BATTERIES Cords , d /Protection ‘ASH= SRED| Buy fasy Ride s Pay t. “x AND SUND. AYS E\ ENINGS | CORDUROY TIRE STORES t | | °7 jecting the excesSive cClalms otf tn: railroads. “The railroad claims for a valua- | tion of $11,000,000,0™ or more in excess of a fair valuation were properly rejected by the co nis- sion If these claims had bee) granted, would have meant an increase of at least 369 0,000 a vear in freight and passenger rates, ' which would have imposed a dé ' structive burden upon business ar agriculture as ell aS the cons ing public “In the arguments in this case in July Ze oO! ae Richberg or. Cl £ is sk ez ( u © i Or the Nationa] Confer ce « Rail road Valuation provided tl prin- cipal brief and argumen sup rt.of the tentative report of th SKINKER SALES CO. 3420 Washington State St. at 1%th St. Louis Fast St. Louls | } was ' nois coal fields to the St. The others concurring | Terminal] company’s lines, railroad APRIL 1, 1927 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ i a ‘Although the O'Fallon case in- | experts throughout volved only a strip of railroad nine | ion written by Commissioner East-| miles long, ommissioner | leading from the IIIi- ne eee ee consider it the test case for obtain- ing the commission’s interpretation Louis of that part of the 19 Continued on Next Page. ee PAGE 7? the country /- NEW LADIES’ SPORT MODEL Benrus ~0 interstate fF Strap Watch 1234 South Kingshigh- way 7353 Manchester 2701 Market Street 4420 North Union 7858 North Broadway MULE la | Wiles-Chipman Lumber Company Service Since ’Seventy-Six EIGHT YARDS CONVENIENTLY LOCATED ee HIDE asCn it A tghiOn Feat” co- Old Orchard & Big Bend e! Strap Wreiaet “ ate hh. rac ta Webster Groves dial nd . is: eo white gold cy "§99.75 20th & Illinois Av. 17th & State Sts. Guaranteed Shockproof Spore | wed. Roger €. Gerhart. 1.00 Down—Convenient Weekly Terms—$1.00 Down East St. Louis Ridney 1. Hat uman, Our Upstairs Location Means a Saving~Open Saturday Night Granite City MULE HIDE ROOFING; quality built; keeps the elements out and the beauty in colors and blends to | suit your setting. BISHOPRIC BASE—(Lath Keyed) BALSAM WOOL—(Roll Insulation) CELOTEX—(Board Insulation) COMPLETE Yellow Pine, White Pine and Redwood Oak, Maple and Tupelo Flooring, Lath. WEATHERBEST SHINGLES. MILLWORK AND MOULDINGS. BEAVER WALL BOARD. SHORT LENGTH LUMBER AT SPECIAL PRICES IF YOU NEED A LUMBER CALCULATOR ASK US FOR ONE ERHART-BAUMA JEWELRY COMPANY STOCKS LUMBER— Fir, Cypress, Oak, S7TAINED ‘Second Floor ~ 510 Washinaton Ave. ~ Second Floor } ’ nl _e —_ The POST-DISPATCH Regularly prints MORE WANT ADS than ALL the other St. Louis newspapers COMBINED. ' \ ~ — hbk AC en ade ‘sé TO ery re ee ey one . Reena REET TE Copyright 1927 Hart Schafiner & Marx ie pera e ee > It’s the value achievement of the year Hart Schaffner & Marx Two trouser suits 39° Here are university models correct to the last fraction of an inch; smart new busi- ness suits in Hazel tan, Pigeon gray, Sil- ver blue. We've been oiving the last word in value and style for over 36 years —but we never surpassed this. If you can—pay *50 fabrics and tailoring It brings you remarkable The finest suit made It's Hart Schaffner & Marx bench made—the best yet CHARG ak ACCOUNTS SOLICITED WOLFF'S Washington Avenue at Broadway ESTABLISHED SINCE 1891 _ Se A A ALCO Tae Tie 2 ate PT oa. &, ae Rr te Mate 4 : - . . f fe k wi * SST Rae Bot F z. sent nom rnin So TR ante in d nt recnenbmy ant Bp ny tego Heel ote , 4 7 » " , . : oy, ee ee ee ue Bee. yy ~ — i + ae

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— vee Sah ied a + - Llllbcot gets aicine ts A PAGE 8 FRIDAY ts -¢| RAILWAYS TO APPEAL wah ms FROM VALUATION TESTS IN SHEEP BREEDING © Edinburch University Traces In- heritance of Fleece Characters. Py the Associated Press EDINBURGH, April co Ae | cde: coun in 4. E. Crew, director of the ur i gong : anavteneant has sroeress raised for bacon |} commer “t whi extensive 4 ‘ Oe petit ce Continued from Preceding Page. eating of a general ra ilroad con- rent fund made up of excess fnyeatiz 37 - - + + = ea hette rod Ma v ‘ s ; a tis . . s ; Be ; 4 = amiislibi Ps 2 . a a ee ore ® + .** | . ae . . an? * rie oO » ane ‘ ee* » A ‘ AiGiaa > an se ~ | m . ~ lala tar wo tm * ‘ 3 . P rr iret? a a Pe a ~ > - - 7: as . ‘ . - . - "324 %5 inr as . = ~ - > * a * ~ . ’ + *- > wes > * — ae . _ - ‘+ =, rar - BJ 4 Wadi Ja s VJ * Q ' _.-T . ? os ; d b.. i as - i+ ~ - J rrh eh arew tad & ' r* . | ‘ i > . 7 _? FAS ino rr 3 “ss . ‘ ONDO GO hi Shoe bheaui ithout — | “da extravagance ... Dominat briliiancy .. . Styles to mati the smartest E aster frocks rs hais... Huett Ss Eno "9 0 RG throughout ... Perte: . S@r vce. Four Questions Serttied. A ? ° Acco Easter \Nlodes * . — 1G HIGH, MEDIUM OR LOW HEELS You'll w ant to seiect 5 Huette’s be prease you more and cost Shoes at 3 Stores Easy to Get To d I i Mees ecu Pleasant to Trade In 716 Olive — 6118 Easton, Wellston , — -— o*." es ee ‘ pny aes... a Sa oe allied —— —* is of Valuation cc” COLE 275 NUGENTS cr ~~ * Featured for Saturday in Our Enlarged Sh BEAUTIFUL SHOES FOR CHILDREN Sold Here Birsbaiie ely in St. Louis SERERICUTETULEDOREE BEDUBBLOUCESVENSCSEBSEREAEEIORIELD Running, jum kiddies—happy plain of sore “Kewpie Twins — * Louis | oe Spe 2 Ps res a “KE W PIE TW INS” FOOTW BAR . ro om: + P ~ - : >. Are the Features 7 hey Fi Style $ WORLD'S WORST SLAVE MARKET ABANDONED ON BRITAIN'S PLEA PP Pt P (e>) dpe whe Biad. > New Shoe Section—Main Floor, South Prone 5 cecieienn tie Minemnten ?..—e- ~ he . - * ~ — —=_ — — a : : % oa r Tess BE & \! ox v ork . ail 4 : ™ * ve = 7 and Pi =" rc 2 [ me AN [. April 1 = ant a ~s --* . a : ~ — o *,% —— ~ “ i . Le * : ~ > . > * e ra 4 * — 3 = , tes _ oe 7 . "= 3 . > : ~~ : 4 ; + - 7. a] ws _ * . ~ c* ' a) , Poy : + ; ~{> ¢ phy ’ ‘ . . ;3 Be ‘ ~~ ’ ba . . ¢ “The Store for All the People” PUTT RMU TERENAS 4 7 EVENING, ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH__. 1927 '_. 7 ORDER BY THE L. C. C. one. A RRR ee Oe we me = oon =n You May Buy on The Morris Plan Extended Payments Purchase Your Easter Clothing on the Club Plan NTS THE PEOPLE NuG THE STORE FOR ALL T WAN AA \ YN ’ \ ONS : ¥ ‘ WN A) : YA WEAg ’ “YY \\ ‘ LOR a ALN, \ As \ \ : JAAN ANG NN AAS NAN Tas Sa x . MEN! WE’RE READY—BIG SAVINGS SATURDAY CLOTHES FOR EASTER hen a man steps out on Easter Day he wants his clothes to betit the occasion. Hi 1S ame in other words, must correspond to the season—completely and correct- ly. And here is the store that is ready—atfter weeks of preparations. Announcing New Arrivals for Saturday, Featuring the Renowned THES FOR MEN AND YOUNG MEN uits Smartleigh) Two-Troyuser Suits are styled to meet the re- quifements of all meéen. Smartleizgh Two-Trouser. Suits are exvertly tailored and carefully examined. his Renowned Line of Fashionable Men’s Clothes Sold Exclusively at Nugents Featu iring the popular 3- -button College Coat for the younger man. The button or conservative model for the business man. Stouts, slims, shorts and 1 regulars. No clot hes can be tound that have more snap and style. The newest advance styles and all the finer details of workmanship, unquestion- ably the best Two-Trouser Suit in America at-a moderate price. NEW SPRING TOPCOATS TWO-TROUSER COLLEGE SUITS $99.0 For the young man, 16 to 20. Just received in the newest col- lege styles in fancy colorings, ex- tra-wide trousers. See these Sat- EXTRA SPECIAL l and 2 Trouser Suits $ $40.00 to $55.00 Values Superb tailoring and style is haracteri tic ot these—excep- Ot li be de! ighted at style, fit sail workmanship— exclusi veness of patterns. New models and stylings. New worsteds, cash- meres, cheviots, in a myriad of new patterns and plain blues.._... : eee eee « ; urday. (Nagents—Third Fieer, North.) SALE! BOYS’ EASTER CLOTHES Our Greatest Value-Giving Event correctly d sleeve an id ret 2i n th cashn mere “Smartleigh Jr.” Suits | for eae Wear Super-Service Garments With Extra $ Q5 | 4 Knickers Every Suit Guaranteed These Suits cannot be duplicated at $12.95 or anywhere near this low price. They offer ex- for Super-Service ceedingly low servi ce and style qualities that will make them your instant choice. Better fabrics, well tailored noe finels lined. - s New Collegiate Models Three-button double and single breasted styles in Spring shades; sizes 7 to 16 years Boys’ Blue Cheviot Suits The finest quality all-woo! cheviot. 2-lang-trouser Suits in sizes 12 to 18 years; | finely tailored: special for Sat- urday at Boys’ 4-Piece Suits Just 135 boys’ brand-new 4-piece Suits in sizes 7. to 16 years; regular- ly selling at $:2.9s, will § 95 be offered Saturday $ 95 at the special price of .. ¥ [Nugents—Third Floor, North.) 4 ” +z ' wr : — t 3 Hl ad i | PHYSICAL 1L CU LTl ‘RE HEALTH WEEK Saturday—2:30 P. M. is lecture & upon the most = a “The Care of th Nature's Four Systems of ‘nation.” ‘ (Music Regms. Third Floor. South.) | shaiigitaa — SALE NEW ‘Fabrics in the New Shades Flat crepes, Georgettes. crepe de chines. tinseled Georgettes. prints, silk. combinations in soft tams, grays, pinks, blues, greens, veiled effects, navy, and black. NEWEST EAS ILLI A Bevy of the V Buying While Eas Every wanted color, style, hand new material makes this a complete department in. every way. Flower trim- med crochets, soft felts, ‘Straws, satins and many ‘tembinations. You Will Find Suc Will Discover He j at i s7, } (GIRLS bid Easter Srvies that the very ome and olcer sa8% sory trimme wit 2 fer, tucks and couches tathers 7 ao. —aires

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I —— — et te te I om F HYSICAL CULTURE | | Sensis Sneclal ry I | | Long Rope | COOKING SCHOOL | vou tay || OHEALTH WEEK| | FRUIT DIVINITY — | SYNTHETIC PEARLS | | | cf : ae ! | aye Saturday—10 A. M. Buy on The . _ Saturday—2: 30 P. M. a a KISSES | At prices that are below reg- es | ; : | wlar for this lust on uality: | A special class will be given for | Morris Plan | This ramet es meet Fie — from pt eprctanind : $2.50 oo ae ste By | girls over 12 years and Girl Scouts, | i ect— e ) ion made from pure sugar ; ) Extended Re ‘Nature's Four Systems of | fresh “candied. fifled with 44c | Value. $ 25 Value. 32. 45 a opment “of esau Gee woe | | Payments | cz ogee THE STORE FOR ALL THE PEOPLE “aise. $3.95 |_| ameter bacon, tout, coffee.” Rooms, Third Floor, South.) | _ o _CNagents—Main sataaicd Sines tanninaamani teeaee melee ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH. pr oes mm RIDAY' BVEWING, APNE © (007 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __—s—— ___ PAGE 9 Cpe a thoes Beto nce eon EEE A idle at phelps, mangle dilmnnge; -— ATS cress ait ie ag lng a ainiatttnsin hy : ihe. —- > o : oe y* i 4 Ny ty 402) , , « 4 * * Ce, + A 4 oe z : .* , CB ba ES * . *s ay AGE. ee ae K\ All New—All Smart—Dresses That s Offer the Utmost Values for Easter Wear. 2m 21 Spring and Easter launch these very newest styles—the styles include models for afternoon, dinner, street, business, golf, sports, travel and all-occasion wear. This is an event of outstanding import- ance for women who have not yet pur- chased their new season frocks. Misses’ Sizes, 14, 16, 18 Women’s Sizes, 36 to 48 (Nugents—Second Fleor, North.) a Mt lip ra pe me (APRs ao ee eee , iad Le ICI i TOS LOE aE. whi ice vce aan tata tein = cabin ~ e a hoe RN ile ng SiS JI fe ONES fa te CERIO RAE “er ew amunap ee gs ane rete AN oem os —_— — - a eed ———_ aw » . ' ¥ ‘\ : wvie SAE yg tl me ad yom sreihirneatente te “ale pas . we ew epg ie Bee - bod J ~~ me e7 : & r : ee Cm Ne eee heey F . a & — oe ee sere . serae esenigera at Pe te ee oh ; i hae : cmguebbapabalehiiebeiaty Paty Fong ehhdamenters 4 ms ee 7 +o A arias is eine ~ —_ ~ $ Te SE I ER OL a MM a aaah, are Mis oh eke es 4 bs has jun hime 2 co «Ne SR ac — ‘ x . 4 yh ieee Bae — me! ene dase’ eee —— y - vs mt weer A 5 DEA OST TED MR ROLE aS AREAS IR CREAMER IA ELE MINT , Ta. pScinsanay t Dane Bae, BF 4 a. ae es Oe ee, a ee ee en pee 2 ' od 7 + ~ 4 : ‘ hwy = ne - 4 : . SN Se >> Re For the All-Important Easter Promenade TURDAY (2 We: eon | Pa \\icaall DRESSES \ | rs @ oe ran ne eee a amet ——— , Dresses of the Better Quality Fabrics— aD ’ | ll | Fashioning—I ndividual | Details fit. the occasion. | Ps | an ¢ Mie ind ; _ ‘G¥abrics in the New Shades LB | y COrrect- Flat crepes, oo gc nae crepe a . bg |? § de chines, tinseled :. ° prints, silk combinations in ene : Renowned tans, grays, pinks, blues, greens, veiled effects, navy, and black. ; , h t this lo rice. Silhouetted Against the Easter Sky of Interest Just Now a Silke "Fine Geor . gettes Is the Easter Coat—the Most Important of All —erepe de jour, heavy flat silk crepes, rich A Bevy of the Very Newest Styles That Suggest Spring Wearing Apparel. Canton crepes, heavy satins—with such lovely ; rimmi led . bows, Buying While Easter Selection Is at Its Best stone, Goan, Se datos hee | ines. > § Every wanted color, style, All have just been un- , $ $ Misses’, 14 to 18 Women’s, 36 to 46 - Sand new material makes this packed from crisp, new tis- — —— Extra Sizes, 4 42/4 to 52% acomplete department in sue wrappings. Hats to (Nugents—Second Fleer, North.) @ery way. Flower trim- wear Easter morning and . — , §med crochets, soft felts, the many Spring and Sum- Wraws, satins and many mer occasions—for dress, The qualities are particularly superior, so that one may choose a Coat from ly at Nugents , minations. for street, for sports wear. either of these two groups and feel that one has the appearance of wearing a ; : : ; ; ' far more expensive garment. All the newest fabrics—the intriguingly new Silk Gauntlet Styles man. The | You Will Find Such Diversity of Choice That You styles—the most desirable colors—the loveliest of trimmings distinguish . ; ; ; 3 ri . These Silk Gaunt- lims, shorts - Will Discover Here Your Just-Right Easter Hat. them. let Styles peti fan- $ | 29 s _ ST E A ST ER Newest Arrivals to Augment Your Easter Selection in Only three chopping Siturtera an aseis | Y en who have not yet decided upon their new Jul [ | TN f Y SALE OF SPRING COATS _ tisiscss sitclinssececin immediate. ° ' ER | And no more delightful styles will be found (Nugents—Second Floor, South.) style. The tf ch ne Silk Coats—Casha Coats Tweed Coats—Plaid Coats dou culty Seas CC et tt citi unquestion- Coats that you will want to choose to ¥ fully trimmed with wear on the more formal occasions. They Suitable to wear on Easter morning | touches of color. In are mostly collared with monkey, ombre to match the we ny . | yo° Seca as ae Fleer, North.) : $)).0 Modish Footwear for Easter Wear Easter—the Climax of Interest for Women in Apparel the Whole — Year Through—Has Much to Ofter This Spring in Smart Footwear. For the young man, 16 to 20. received in the newest col- styles in fancy colorings, ex- “wide trousers. See these Sat- | y. a - \ Ss = Se TELIL a + il 2? «ail Saez P ee 2 4 * “4 . ——_ aa ———— Sketched is a fash- This new slave ank- ionable Sandal Slipper let Siipper comes in parchment with quar- ter and ankle strap of , blue mottied kid—in- comes in parchment lay of patent leather kid with heel covering with gold kid trim- OTHES } ' | : af le: “fi | fmvmeal jb : | \ of Burgundy kid. ming. . 4 : | ; i HY | : ty } \' F Sy , | 3 (Nugents—Main Fleor, Seuth.) : i a Si) | * eae | ‘ ie 4 Silk Chitfon and Service Weights . ~ Suits 4 | GIRLS PASI ER Girls’ New | Fox Chokers Se For — and come ] 95 "9 = Ax with instep-tie suitable (Nagents—Thira Floor, North.) for Easter wear. It —— ee ee ~> : its name, this is all- Coats oo atte $0! gets : ) J, : d shi des as oe op peau, Alesan, . | Xs, si! ; f Sty] that | — | - | | i 95 con Noe ys aba t mode | jg SS CY = \ grain, atmosphere, rose-beige, rose- F gt 4. faster. Mann sh an nd de | y . . NG at “sa taupe, silver moonlight, gunmetal, : in smooth : d | —f im \Wiweue Me black. white. A new collec- weaves—6 to 16 years Smat leid a atin Ave Be \ tion offering de- Tailoree in tweed lela 4 ) Me. ile ave! ¢ Mae! Silk Servi " : eeds, lain materia yee “i Women’s $1.50 Si ervice $1.1 19 lightful Easter elours, chev- ¢. Hosiery in Spring shades, pair choice, pouchk, 1 ) this | wae /ER/ . tri ; . . ° ° ‘ ; 4 5 M ; Y , : ; | ie ans ete ‘er: Confirmation Dresses 9 t “4 Vv : / vt me 7 The vogue of . ( Nugents—Main Fleer, North. , under- arm an d £ ] ] reettes | fe . 73 r : | back-strap styles, In Soft Silks and Georg | TE LG f wear one of rts 9 A vik if i. = 8; these lovely f . Peery sai Guaranteed ft . $5.95 to *Z 5 Dresses A YT VIE AF) Chokers with the CARICATURE a lined and wie ee . | Dresses Femininely trimmed with lace tucks, ribbons = Colorful Silks ay NM ry ee we = RHINESTONE JEWELRY > %e@ tings. 4 i d flower none and two pic ies “that wore ap. Ms "2 1 - + P rt ? 4-P} ° a oF New Silks a S Spring | - wl two piece * ’ 4 In Voile, $3.95 to $5.95 7: | a AR ¥, deniek Cane an EE Dress, Shoulder or Belt 35 boys’ brand-new 4-piece } 4 j 10: 95 , bs Ai) «’®A\S S : pelts ith a 1 A very new wogne are these caricature sizes 7 to 16 years; regular ) i Swe aE. ) Pins that lend interest to the Easter apparel. - Smocking, piping, j Le >. nv tas. ~~, ‘ at $12. 95, will Silk Dresses Pe #0 > | nyt) Se , Studded with bri uinestones, these afe = & a? | ie Pe i r and bright. red Satur 95 .3 ; 7 that su ¢ r d part: ‘iy tri th : A bas. - eRe 1 u day : f RG 4 Mey: . ceest St “di ‘les for ony — a ; . Q 5 rett Styi \ \ * os « = . : oe ene Tbe Danc = B oy ; : s ? leathers —«i > the hour is to ou res a _ prints, flat aod and taffeta op daintily trimmed } C c _ Bi ; tn ee ——s = = F Aig y Duck on Parade Sa ae y a a de sizes 6 to 14 years... ree me / sizes 6 to 14. ‘ane — . 3 per Dog on Parade al —— . : ies a The Dancing Bear Nag ents—Third r. , al ‘S : _ ( *ugente—Second Fliecor, South.) 4” : — ae > — (Nugentsa—M“ain Fieer. Nerth.) (Negeate—Main Flees, Nerth.) ee ee rene <A 5 ee (Nugentsa—Second Fleer, Nerth.)

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Bronson 7 | NEBRASKA RAL Pemcoernsie. “Announces He Will Not - Seek Re-Election to Sen- ate—Plans State Govern- ment Reform. ee _ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH PAGE 10 ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH. FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 1, 1927_ - Please Carry — Small Packages, Use All { Entrances «je 2°" °°. Come Early and Keep on Smiling Br the Ase : pounced today tat ™ +?) " ~ ’ a. ry - > : from the Senat getire Months of preparation and new merchandise at extraor- nn nce dinary savings awaits the patrons of this popular base- eee ment store. You will be agreeably surprised! ee | baie 4 “ -_™ a s " al . tet be ge OS . ~ : » - ‘ , a} q Celebrating the second year of St. Louis’ Largest Bar- gain Basement. A value-giving event well worth your keen attention! aa | : * — nant: ~~. years, said he his life in the and pians to arnounce as gate for Governor whe: — Servi - Ss tT. ’ term ends in Ma: he had > i t: rise He said Jast Received! In Time for the °‘ Bought From a Manafacturer Who Birthday Sale We Combed the Market for These Coat Values Needed the Ready Cash 500 Girls’ New 0 NEW SPRING COATS|| Spring Coats ” ela = NCEE ETE AY EE $16, $19, $22.50 Garments . Sige eee col ae iaRere? ig ee ‘se . & ve one legislative chamber of not pce rs Sareea oe 3 Smartly tailored, dressy and sports Coats the women, |” : = 4 | a | a t] 5 members elected on misses and stouts want for early Spring days. Every itee | garment new. Every one an exceptional value. Plain ae ag) colors, bright tweeds and combinations. @ nonpartisan basis, would work | for the elimination of a large per- P= *eentage of State officials, an 4 i= * advocate of Governmeé! ef public works classed as a Republic- ’ . | Q ; ; frequently has been at odds Beautiful New cau u e ef Althou ‘ _ Be if h the regular party ofganiza- | z o Senate and fom years as er a s : as had no voice in Fe iera! pat- eT e for Nebraska Hie isjchair- | ~ > =a a ‘ the Senate Judiciary Com- Never have you seen such values me wgmittee, and former'y was hpad of at so low a price just before sf the Agriculture Committee, He Easter. has had a prominent part in the Not a Hat in the lot worth less fight over Muscle Shoals, advocat- than $3.95. ing Government operation of that Smartest Easter styles, made te property. sell at $3.95 and $4.95. % ay 4 , a ag, 4 ie \ ‘ ao. s ~*% > =>, ¥ . eee aie Fine wearing, well made Coats in Spring’s fash- ionable styles. Just the Coats the girls want for dress or school wear. JERSEY COMPANY'S BUSINESS Takes Over Milk Routes and Ice gers He: = f ey a Cream Plam Through Private ee ate ge , . 4 Tran.action. Sale } gus See Included are 175 better-grade Spring Coats, sacri- 1 ¥ : eae ats ied . The Pevely Dairy Co. today , ficed for this sale—silk crepe lined. a Ma ial 5th ‘nue Be here early for the best selections. Skull Caps straw, also peda- : Off-the-Face lines. eae . peg Sizes for Women, Misses and Stouts eae rae Effects and ee 8 PRA ete tae Be aoe Brimmed Hats ) | Just 150 New Just 300 New Spring Coats Spring Coats Well tailored, good fab- Just the very latest for rics, nicely: lined— sports or for women and dress (St. Lout«’ Largest Bargain Basement.) Scores of oe @ook over the entire business of m= the Jersey Farm Dairy Co. by di- ‘ ™ fect purchase. Officers of the two me ¢€empanies declined to announce am the price. The Jersey c: 68 milk wagon routes. De added to about 325 of the Peve- ly Co. The vyentire business wiii . be managed Pio | the Pevely main office. Grand boulevard and Chouteau avenue. . Ice cream will be manufactured | regular crowns, brimmed | © S™art new Hats for girls i by Pevely in the - Jersey plant, | | styles. Many ma- $ 95 6 to 16, me 1907 Russel! boulevard. | Fank R. ee terials; black an | . $1 49 $1 95 $2.95 Gee Wolken, who died in 1978. founa- | colors .... . ? ° ; ae E ed 909 | ore eee the Jersey Company in (St. Louis" Largest Bargain Basement.) Price Saturday Gorgeous in color, varied in shape and so refreshingly new. T weeds Novelty Cloths Double-breasted styles; self trimmed. Just the styles the girls like for school or dress occasions or sports; tailored or dressy models. Extra Salespeople. Extra Wrappers. (St. Louts’ Largest Bargain Basement.) Polaires Mixtures Matron Hats Regular $2.95 values; ir- Children’s Hats An interesting collection A = With one wagon. which he drove! i himecit o- ©w. Ms. Halen A. Wolken, of 2141 4 Russe!! boulevad. has been preef- m= @ent of the company and others | e prin ci Ty Tie Since his death his wid- | While ‘They Last— 800 Children’s Hats A most interesting collection specially for the Birthday Sale. $1.49, $1.95 values, styles for the little tot and her older sister. In mostly all the new. de- 79 sired colors Cc (St. Louis’ Largest Bargain Basement.) $2.45 Cricket Sweaters High-grade rayon, woel Kiddies’ $1.49 Women’s $1.98 Women’s 20c Dress . Socks Frocks Underwear Ginghams Blouses Half Socks of every de- : The renowned “Wolthea : 1] : scription; lisle regen, fon: Hand-embroidered crisp brand. sample line “ ¢g ) ns 32-inch; good assortment Collar attached ; _— cy and plain colors: every gingham wash Frocks, well bloomers and cten-ins. of checks and plaids: 2 to count percale, in checks all Jat- Trimmed with fine im- ro : ] t and stripes. pair perfect. made, all new pat rimmed w fine im ro yard lengths. 1d D s. f terns, lovely for For Spring Cc Sizes 8 to 15 C C Gresses; yard years : ported iaces. Dainty voile Sizes 444 cutton crepes ‘and lj (Bargain Basement.) (Bargain Basement.) ° (Bargain Basement.) (Bargain Basement.) 78c Boys’ a5 interested were her! * father. John Klodt, vice pre ident, | / @nd her son-in-law, A. lh Ottenad, | and worsted Cricket Sport oe eecretary-treasurer and Sweaters, Jacquard weaves, § @e@ Manacer. who will manage the Pretty patterns. $ 69 Me mew tee cream plent TPantel C Sizes 26 to 34. 1- a Py Rerckhoart? te rrecident af Py rely | Irregulars a : ° (Bergain Basement.) general ) ~ 2a a ° m 3925 Lafarette avenue Fiehotk mm Was born tn Xenia. O. and came Boys’ Four-Piece ns 2 Xa 0. aon ae , a Brnenre'y mmti? hte leet Tiree mit . G - P Month hefore his death tie ie enr- YX 4 4 Vired by two sons and a dauehter.; Se $10 and $12.50 Values Pe | i § 1 ’ Foom for 4° weare liad yeeteortny ae hice ham: *715 Gever Ze Of the irfrmitice of ace The fu.| : a eam ° » : >, | On Sale at 1 O’Clock Saturday While Quantities Last Another Purchase of Much-Wanted Toilet Preparations ! Similar to Last Saturday’s Offering Through great effort we secured this lot fer the benefit of those who were unable to be sup- plied m our sale last Saturday. 1197 sets, packed 11 pieces to the box Fancy Printed Broadcloths Printed Madras i Two knickers or one long trouser with coat & + me y ear knickers and one ; ¢ ' ' co li New single-breasted models, or double breasted. all-wool Woven Madras Philippine Reps Dobby Weave Broadcloths Rayon-Striped Madras Satin-Striped Madras “Gaily and Lord” Woven Madras W hite Imp. English Broadcloth and vest. Your choice. fabrics that will stand hard wear. New pattern effects, SIZES 14 ne’ ring colorings. Sizes 5 t6 17. $2 Boys’ Longie es :. **Last year at intervals I. was not. 5 a 5 Pe Seeling well,’’ said Mrs. J. E. Mul-| a of 2100 Sprace St.. Hannibal, $1.49 £ a ** Finally was advised to tsae | : Pierce's Favorite Prescription, Fine wearing. serviceable .casel- : meres, wide iegs. cuff bottoms, . : The Entire Set Eleven Full Size Pieces for— $2.25 Boys’ Wool Face Powder Depilatory Beauty Clay Brilliantine Perfume Deodorizer Skin Food Skin Whitener ae Eyelash Beautifier acial Astringent This entire assortment, listed above, neatly packed in one box, for Ne phone or mall orders, no C. O. D.'s, none delivered. Limit of one to a customer. (St. Louts’ Largest Bargatea Basement.) We purchased, for cash, the entire surplus stock of a leading St. Louis Shirt maker, at such a tremendous reduction that he would not perrhit our using his name. Shirts from a maker who is renowned for his correctly styled, fine tailored Shirts of fast- colored fabrics. All pre-shrunk. You will want several at this price. Medicine. After takitrg a small Novelty button-on, flapper and middy Styles, Broad . mt mothers.’’ | eet of the ‘ Prescription,’ I felt cloths, rayons, jeans, all tub fabrics. Good $] 19 FAN @ruggists. Tablets or finid. : | $ ; dy @id so: Now I am happy te! Sizes 6 to 15. For school or play. better and had comparatively suffering, I can highly recem- — Included are ——— of $a.so ard f. Send Dr. Pierre Euffalo 2.95 garments. Size 95 garme Sizes 3 to 5 years ou desire a trial pkg. that there is such a wonderful $1.59 Boys’ Wash Suits the ‘Pavorite Prescription’ to ' (St. Leaeie’ Larcest Bargain Reasement.) ; (St. Lout«’ Largest Bargain Basement.) ST. LOUIS’ LARGEST BARGAIN BASEMENT—B. NUGENT & BRO. D. G. CO Cet iene Fe te ty ECR hes PPPS GE 1 43 4 he toe ee ae, ey hg te ig i>? 4 ores © so :

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ee a ae ee —— a ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH E> eee FRIDAY EVENING, APRITL Sim ieee AS —_ ST LOC WS POST Ta ease iets HORR TOENTER NEBRASKA RACE. FURGOVERNORSHP i | | - J q as ; . . ee he a v i i ANT POD BIR ERY ee He TM BOTT Announces He Will Not. a Seek Re-Election to Sen- | r ; ate—Plans State Govern- | Please Carry t 3 ment Reform. | Pikes, e Associated Press. Use All ee ; he WASHINGTON, April 1.—Sena- Entrances LOREM II ae : w- Byard & wt ve ee F — 1 : . 4 OLE A Ae ALLL! AAI eS OIL NE I A AE CRE A APR Pe ae ie FONT ERP me ~ bs SORES, thon F4 bs : N ag ¥ ¥ oor ‘ ? : ee ee ee Ce ee Pomage ERAS A 485 Ss, oe vo a ee i “aoe ¥ to - 7 3, r * 7 n> y * hss! ke ’ i ; ; ra G MS Ae Arges ant ¢ at ‘ ; w Pe. ee ed 1H een 5 DBZ RST A cose ies ail . wf & ak a, » oa met ny nye ~~ ¢ oop “p> og = im Lay fH - t Z BGs, 26 = tor Norris (Rep.), Nebraska, an- ae hank, Soe = geunced today that he planned to foog E£ a yetire from the Senate at the ex- | Whar . | 84-90 5” Ave. ' of his present term. 1: hy es a ong | iaecite4 New York City [> IA NE IE A IG ALLO INE G - LEGLILALLIAS TTL TIDE LMG SE AIGTE DE AE LCL EAIGIE SBR ARES AEE Mme e at extraor- popular base- / The Nebraska Senator, who has | held public office for the last 30 / years, said he chose to round out his life in the service of his State) and plans to a date for Governor when his sene- | ° ' , . _ ' ‘ ' “ 9 tae 4 ee -. e 2 +4 : H . : : ¥ -Jn . 7 Ske ti.) > ” Ss . ht a ees al . } 4 i ‘eoth i . . oY om : (i . a” & as ; } at. } i { t . ‘ ae 7 »*+ eer | . : ; ; if ' ' _ © ole . AP Pd . 2 ig iif sae ‘ : ’ > oe $ a % ; i } ' ' H re ‘ pis ? é A .! =, *~ $ - wt ‘ ’ ; 4, i Hf eto . hee GA - ‘ ‘tom ,/ " f e459 ° . a iy ‘he ly ; H } ' apna Mo” ef 4. vA Sy f 9 Sk ey ; : } OE, a , » 4 - aoe ~~ '’ t '* > . ’ n ime or € fe hie igre ; 1 } me ©3465 2 Pad ” . ¢, P f ‘ eo : > . of. _—,. : i é ; 7 ; : s¢ . » | 1 ee " j [ ) Ti ' s Js 4 ° . me. - 2 fs * A A ‘ ~ 4 A ~ pw i oe : y ot . . 9 rT ‘ , £ ; ‘ i ' ; ; , e* Sef. 5m ‘ , Wk Fa . " ; - " + } . j : © P the Senate Aid ae 24 but had ] ihe q}) jim | } } | ; Boy: - by ra.” .” NES ei 2: ? A 4 A A ie PPA f ae Ps * y - [a é eon } ' ce ‘ “ Pat ©, 2 ay = . J -_ Ons Als : se? : epanged his mind at the insistence | ati 7 Ph ie. ar 3h, SERS ss toe | fe a A oS px . ey, kaed fees f ee Gd | i | ’ -_ ~ ' | 4 i i . 7 7 . « ee “ ) = 4 : + r ” ‘ mee 4 »- h g " / i pe" 14 ¢ e amr. an hh e i ' | ni of ; Be bal ; 4 nope sy ae as iS - fas ; — wis ~) ye ; pay * ' é Ps 8 Seg of friends that he . ; ¥ anotn r i 2 » ”) I ' " , " — = he ey +, * 7.1 ay ‘ ‘ ees —- : ty s . n ‘ se eo ‘* your % . : 4 3 ro R “ : . - i Sas ¥ a ~ . , ad : ‘ 3 % nee j s J A fo» d ue £. he fa " 7 : : &. 4 Z T} s “— Z 4 x 3 4 ry term. H c h 0 ] a j ’ aa Cae © d ( a 0 \ i = - ~ ~~ ~— bie ; 44 i \ Per % “ a A . ed 4 ; ys s : * £ ; % y' ’ 5 Ca “5 ‘ : io . ” 3 - . af 44 r) «4 ’ igi = + ie — a - J r , rv . “ ‘ “ : - i ihe . 4 a” f te. 4 - von i J b 5 at 7 - , i “+ . Wy @ ermor, to make the government of | wis “Ti: : | ula ok ems Gy Poe, ey . a ; - ¥- TT he aed mx ii > r ; “Ss ; P . . e ’ , ’ . ay cathe » 9 : fe 4 , , 4 a Gj MME: g model for others | PEL CAC A MR: AR LAF. = = \ fem | a VAY — * : a his State a mMmodgdei iQ7 PAkiSCIT SS. / / q . ’ apt ae 7 ng oy Aa ‘ i he Fi bee r aoe hy ’ : M4 yo 4 , r 4 + =. é ! 1. om ,, ”, . a ¥ *~ ‘ 4 aad > e is ae Ss " A ‘ ‘ ‘ , : P : + ra a ws ; Among other things, he said he! . ‘ be, Pa > Pe fame ¢ ' ‘ Ce ole OS Pe ? ¥ 4 ee 4 . - oe - - Sd : Pe _ - i? ‘ = f . aoe . : 3 “f \ | , vr [= would seck to put the administra- ° : —_— ' ’ . ; : , ed - ee = : why a ' > oe Be 4 f public affairs in Nebrask: a3 | . \ . ® tion of public affairs in Nebraska Ae ig ~ : P Be a - : _ ¥ 7 - oe ORI > % SS Oe Ay Pars eR PS Re RS eye ~ pna business basis free from poli- fe tics, would strive to have the State a 4 os Constitution amended to provide E a> Yor one legislative chamber of not 7 WI “= more than 25 members elected on “*% @ nonpartisan basis, would work : eo Yor the elimination of-a large per- S44 \ / 7 eentage of State officials, and as an | advocate of Governme nt operation "= ef public works, would turn his e | > \attention toward having the State é, 8 . Pld develop its own electric power for | ; oe # nn pie Although classed as a Republic. ! ey re aa gn, he frequently has been at odds : 3 FF. et A =? with the regular party organiza- { r Hats f a Zion in the Senate and for years & B bas had no voice in Federal pat- | ~ mee Semege for Nebraska. He is chair- | | LR ER me, man of the Senate Judiciary Com- | I Never have you seen such values : ie mittee, and formerly was head of | cm) Ou ll not find choicer fabrics el. xewhere . so low a price just before -. the Agriculture Committee. He re ey aster. : f hes had a prominent part in the , | | double our price. oe Cash -- NOT magic, 1S the} secret of Not a Hat in the lot worth lese 2 a fight over Muscle Shoals, advocat- Smartest Easter style, made t a : am such fine woolens in Golde $22.50 clothes. Our te a ane O08. Ay: PEVELY DAIRY C9, BUYS , aS shrewd woolen, lining and trimming , buyers, pur- ys tal Bo pete Apne nee Hele gE yA mnt omirenane , the individua merc rant. ' mane Jersey Farm Dairy Co. by di- : = A. 35 4 pgect purchase. Officers of the two : & Sea's & , bah le " [ ats pt tee ; : 11: ? ‘ . tin , 2m les declined announce ' ' ee . it bxcdtigxn ik 3 h | d l g EE Wise Sersey Company haa Ree Pe Bay Ais ee Further economies such as seiling direct, elimina @) milk wagon routes, which will ; , e . - edly pu - b fi | Te | a6 d ° d Fat, | Say Z all in-between profits, low overhead expense: an De added to about 3220 of the Peyve- ree eate.esinces wit | Geeta” He 3 a a > huge 27-store turnover, mean added savings for you. m shape and so refreshingly aon, (be managed from @ Office, Grand boulevard Children’s Hats Be Chouteau avenue. .| An interesting collection Me Ice cream will be manufactured . 2 : oF. re : a. a . = hd . s 9 *, Jersey plant, : 9 : / 2 “a a6, ; = o 1007 Russell houlevard. Fank R. : : a ‘ f Crt ; » = - 2 ee s k 72 $1 49 $1 95 $2.9 td Wolken. who died in 1918. found- | A . e on fis RS gt 4 aed & oy Repartes”dy Oo a in. _— a e ouls’ Largest Bargain Basement.) m with one wagon, which he drove | eres; wy Shag alee pe 3 hb i from of himself. Since his death his wid- ) a a eg fy shy ' your Cc OICcCEe r eo Russell boulevad, has beer presi- f $2.45 Cricket me ent of the company and others | g ' Rane ae ea ay Sweaters ME father, John Kiodt, vice president 2 Ne Te eA ee oases: Aa Spring models High-grade rayon, wool Mee Ond her son-in-law, A. L. Ottenod. . : BTS raee Pretty vce ae 69 dee mew tee cream plant. Daniel ¢. : abe. Si ois sn i; > eas «Seog be orl, $ 50 ‘Sizes 26 to 34. . % Kerckhorf le prestdent of Pevely : 44: : = oie TH dR BO a ' | os 22 Irregulars .... ted . ce 4 pay on Y - Engene H. Fichell Dies at 71. : nNorvne onerator *n i the Glohbe-Democrat eomposine ~ at Bas home. 2715 Gever avenn q ox » a = All Perfect! BBPOt the infrmitice of age. The fu-| eS be ag Mee eeral will be at 2 p.m. tomorrow’! ee Pa = + mie . ‘ . | P a A irst Time Saturday marom an wundertaker’s chapel, at . 3025 Lafavette AVN IE B¥eh oly : g a Vnuousty until! his lact i]linese ra] + © fronth hefore his denth. He is sur-'! ~~ = Vived by two sons and a dauchter. & ° hi h ] hi ° Th a ults — | ourteous attention--not high pressure salesmansnip~is wnat oni . LOS I : of Smart new Hats for girls 4 oe by Pevely in the Med the Jersey Company in 1892 ams >. : : = eh g egioatl es AAT g = OW, Ms. Helen A. Wolken, of 21641 : aes Sa a) “aa sew ssave b. iit dozens of new on principally interectad were her and worsted Cricket Sport if re Becretary-treasurer and = general : : ‘ | | ze see d f b d Sweaters, Jacquard weaves, @e Manager. who will manage ea ! . | | .“ ; aes. ali a rics — an (Bargain Basement.) | i mee «Ourgene H. Fichell, 71 vears o14. 100% P W | Pe printer ana 1 , oo Basement ) BB R00m for 42 years, died yecterany . . ie _ : our-Piece eras born in Xenia a and CAM. | ° . S ece_ RII oa asi, wocnne eco, Direct to You... Minus All In-Between Protits __ ADVERTISEMENT a | you receive here, because Golde Clothes sell themselves. $10 and $12.50 Values 4 TR a Se No matter the color, style or pattern you have in mind, For the con: 15 Tmt is eel here you'll find it at $22.50. Rich cocoa browns, imported cur carton e a 4 . ‘ yi “a ees ; ers this store tweeds, checkered grays, glen plaids, silver blues and will remain : . open os pastel tones in every stylish and wanted model nicht wm ti o'clock. mea etn, ete a Golde fine tailoring is an accepted fact. Ask the man who Two knickers or one | |P ARMY | 2 coal wears our clothes, or better yet, try on a suit yourself -- note pair knickers and one i .: 2a the snug-collar fit -- the smooth body drape ~ it’s hand- r | long trouser with coat | |i # : Se oo aga ai ied | |_ At - and.vest. Your choice. (> =). we |e tailoring and master designing that gives them to you. — La om Hard to Fit? ae 8 LLL AP OR LL PLA OLE AO i =: AOL LONI CC OT ett ea or--- , or ag breasted, all-wool i ze. ar Pe ae te de . s iw : id Fad co : Sho mS. . . . Bae | eK, i 2A . a. ¢w pattern effects, Ee mi Ag Louis’ Original $22.50 Clothes Shop a" ager. : f + 2 , Shor} i uy 4 —The Hansen Studio. | A Te | en ee ae Des 3 “ Y : Ta li : . ° ‘ Bi Go ry de Me —w ier ae pier.’ : ad het St mg f 1] . $2 Boys’ Longie : 9 Last year at intervals I was not Onet ey "ey * ie A aes i¢ , ht 2 Saya emma “Ee | +e ¥. : | Frousers é : ee oo. & ar E t ery | Nae f a: Se Se J: sae eer OWN: ee. : Stout ) 7 mm of 2100 Spruce St., Hannibal, | xtTa | kd = a" ae “a és Vases | oe a , ” . 3] AS : ~ nelly Il was advised to tuke BT. . ldo ’ aA YE eee 7 es Slim — ree ’s Favorite Preseription, P t | Me leas ate ee . is p> ) aS goe%: ey 4 ad ; > Pine wearing, serviced enue : > ta “ Now I am happy to alk S ms “A : 5 ape ae , oa 2 : a ep THF ‘ oF s ~ . A a e GRAN GE You'll find améd del meres, wide icgs, cuff. bottoms. : — ere is such a wonderful Re oe , > ita ! ’* Bo a! AG ra z. 4 = 7 », 1} ; A " fibiews 6 wo 15. Her schosl ‘cr vine = Seee SS eS (ww) S35 2 Se 9} You'll see this ‘ aia and size to fit you : | Beart Prenton Ttat to match VAN J Bg lie (Ce a ET i I Three button ; : perfectly Wash Suits 8 UR ie Mtfering I can highly recom- Suits Se ee ) ata f Collegiate type | 3 a aniddy | al Brest 4 the ‘Pavorite Prescription ’ to AL G. BRUCE, Mer. mm ode whereve r S . I] $ 225 0 ee evant mothers ’’ tub fabrics. Good | 4 2% , | : ts Shek’ Gy | | CA S. E. COR. SIXTH AND OLIVE a x j ic . ree. PUITALO, aXe Se e e ° gal . years... you desire a trial pkg. Larkcest Bargain Basement.) ,

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PAGE 12 FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL NS SSS SS ————— ee -~ Short Girdles Spectal at $1.85 @ Ideal for misses. Made of new materials, com- bined with elastic. Neat- ly trimnied. Basement Silk Gloves Samples at $1.25 @Women'’s “Stetson” Gloves in novelty cuff styles, in wanted shad: for Easter. Good si range. Baseme int We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps—Store Hours: 9 A. M. to 5:30 P.M; Saturday, 9 A M. to6 P. M BASEMENT ECONOMY STORE IRE NEWS, Women’s Purses Special Value $2.50 @ Included are leather pouch and under-arm Bags, also envelope styles. Well lined and fitted. Basement Panty Dresses Special Value at 7/C ( Practical garments for children. Of prints; full cut and attractively trim- med. Basement se PE AS ee ae PERO oD, eta Easter Cards in Just What You Want @ In the Stationery Section sortment of Cards that will just the greeting that you ur friends—beautifully tively decorated. eee = Men and Young Men Make No Mista ke When They Choose From These Well-Tailored “Maybilt * Spring .Suits Garments That Represent Unusual Values From the Standpoint of Style, Fabric and Variety, Choice at Splendid Pre-Easter Selection in Girls’ Coats In New Spring Styles Parents Should Consider These Boys’ F our-Piece Easter Suits With One Pair Golf and One Pair Plain Knickers—Extra Value for $ 1 Q=° @ Suits of durable woolen fabrics Milline In the Styles Will Want—E LEME SIE ARE E O NGRLS BREMNER IIE, Special Value, at $9.95 ; | i ; icht- , : d it Well tailored Coats in straig Sileaeiniateran a hight and fies line and belted effects, of various ium colors that boys will like. They eS eee Boge consist of one pair of golf knickers, ; ‘i wee eg tweed; sports and dressy models; in one pair of plain knickers and vest. ; * on Sh wenel Sizes 8 to 16 years. aa — School Suits Splendid $7.95 Values... Suits with one pair of regular and one pair of golf knickers and vest. Of good quality fabrics in stripes, checks and mixtures. Sizes 6 to 16 years. = i ant SIC Tag iat: « The milline varie shown provic choi All Al € Sz perky Satin H naments that are fashion. large s Ribbon paste! that for alli. cade ‘ne kh. Girls’ & Juniors’ Coats and dressy Spring imported plaids and CCK TOKE VT VST. «i —in mew sports styles. Of twills, wool mixtures, with trimmings of fur, tucking, etc. Sizes 7 to 16. $ | ~ ; be Ce Oe nd aes 14.95 4 . ) Girls’ Spring Coats A ' ae Tailored and sports models of novelty Kid Gloves tweed mixtures, plaid and solid colored wool fabrics. Sizes 3 to 14 — ~- $5.75 In a Special Group Saturday at years. Choice at . $3.45 @ You will effect a saving on your Easter Gloves by select- ing from this group. The new povelty cuffs in pique style— all imported—and in a spien- did range of colors and sizes. Silk Gloves If you prefer Silk Gloves you'll like these of Milanese: silk in lovely Spring colors and wi th smart new cuffs. e ¢ % 50 . =F @ Boys’ Wash Suits Middy and button-on style Wash Suits in a large variety of plain. and fancy color combinations. Sizes $1 39 3 to 8 ye ' Offered at.. _Boys’ Hat and Caps Odd Long Pants boys. Cuff - bottom kind, in many patterns and colors. Of strong, serviceable fabrics. Sizes 8 to oP 29 years. Offered at om Basement Economy Store ss Spring Dresses —of Georgette and crepe de chine, in white and light and dark colors. Trimmed in va- rious ways. Sizes $5 = > 7 to 14. d./9 Basement Economy Store Spring Dresses —in sizes 7 to rq. OF f crepe® crepe de chine Georgette over silk slips. many occasions Choi -~ - «for @ The Suits are tailored in correct single and styles. Of all-wool fabrics, in stripes, checks, plaids and plain effects. Sizes 33 to 52 in stouts, 5 . Men’s Easter Suits Are Extra Value at the Price of . . S mixed fabrics, in light amd dark colors. 1 & Single and double breasted English and Spring Topcoats Men’s Trousers Exceptional Value Excellent Value An int a, assortment men’s and young men’ tweed and cassimer um dark colors. ; well made and neatly double breasted English and conservative longs, stubs and regulars. Suits of dependable all-wbol and wool- conservative styles, in sizes 16 to 42. Extra trousers, $3.50. coats of splendid most wanted |! med. Sizes 34 to 4c Basement Economy Store ——— Women’s Coats & Dresses Two Groups That Will Be of Much Interest to Saturday Shoppers New Spring New Spring Dresses Coats In Regular and = In Regular and Extra Sizes— Extra Sizes— Offered at Choice Very Special Saturday Is This Group of Children’ s Hats In an Interesting Collection SOS ee 8 OLE HSV ? CRD ER Men’s Low Shoes They’fre Splendid Values at $3.95 _ @ Leiw Shoes in lace and blucher styles, of tan and black leathers. Mate with Goodyear welt soles and offfegred in all sizes ranging from 5 tty 11. % a @ * Exceptional Values 1 @ Our popular Children’s Millinery Section will be a busy place Satur- day when mothers will be assisting daughters in making new selections, most advantageously fron this im- portant group. ° Basement Ecenemy “tere Women's Low Shoes W Sweater Blouses In a Very New Style $5.95 € Of soft wool and fiber mix- _ ture and lovely in coloring, these new Sweaters will be Made a part of the Spring wardrobe of every one who ‘Sees them Square neck, V “meck and collar models in piain Bnd striped effects, varied in coloring to suit many tastes— a few styles with a saucy little Crepe de chine flower on the Shoulder. Sizes 34 to 42. ‘Fourth Pileer collection that af- choice for many re- a, In Favorite Colors - TI - i s. There are re Included are popular tams as well 4 | / ‘A as pokes, off-the-face and other chic 118 ur-ti s — 4 little styles. Hats for the little girl or plain—of twills, , Pe apseoaes Bd i as well as the miss—and there are weaves, sports many colors. Choose early for best and the popular selection : . . 4 aii. 5 mt 4 @ Oxfords, ties, straps and pumps of patent, tan and parch- ment; also combinations in va- rious styles. Full Louis, Cuban and low walking heels, Sizes 3 to 8. “7” O,.0 rr c ~~ 4 ye ( ‘ ow 1, dressy Lise ow aa Boys’ and og Shoes o../ IS med styles newest ways Basement Economy Stere many wecoemape are black-and- new whit Coats, as well as mods sie in Spring’s favored new hich shades: also navy and black. They re shown in of the most wanted high shades for Spring, as well as the ever-po pular biack and navy. Three Specials for Saturday in Women’s Hosiery One Group in Particular Featuring Basement Ficotnomy Store @ Boys’ high and low Shoes of tan and black leathers, with rubber heels. Sizes 1 to 6. Misses patent Women Will Find Remarkable Pre-Easter Choice in straps with cut-out effects. Rub- ber heels. Sizes 11 to 2. rez iw | INCEW Spring Hats + . - ‘ : eC077ooOoooooooooOoOoO— ~ Mas A Very Spucial Group of Women’s New Spring rn bs Q5 Variously — @ Attractive Dresses that are suitable for many Springtime occasions. Made of plain and woven rayons, Belgian linen, madras, cotton silkette and other popular fabrics. They’re en- hanced by touches of tucks, nar- rowed folds, self inserts, fancy stitchings and other effects. Regular and extra sizes, 36 to 52. Mothers Will Like These Kiddies’ Coat Special Value @ Thread silk or silk-and- -rayon mixed Hose —mock-fashioned and with nzrrow lisle tops and reinforced feet. Black and colors. Women’s Hose —of allover Women’s Hose Mock-fashioned, of silk and rayon,, with narrow lisle lisle garter tops. Chiffon or Black, white and weights. light shades. Irreg- of better ulars of better = @ . grades, at.. grades doC silk or tops. service Irregulars $1.05 Basement @ jJaunty little tweed and plaid Coats in several neat styles; sure to appeal to mothers with daughters be- tween : and 6 years. In- spect them Saturday. New Ribcslies Elastic Step-Ins —For M fase, $3 @“Fashion correctness” de- Mdnds some kind of a. founda- _ tien garment — and “thie new | S8e, without a single bone, is‘ ‘a8 smart as it can be for figures. In pink or peach Dainty Uplitt Confiners Bandeaux in deli- € Saturday will surely be the opportune time to sup- ply Easter. This special assortment provides wide choice at a saving. Hats in the season’s newest shapes, styles and colors—and every one is effec- tively trimmed. Basement Economy Store Choice, Saturday. . A Very Special Group of Women’s Men’s Shirts } French Kid Gloves a Special Values at DS Shee. pee 99c € Imported Kid Gloves in fancy cuff style; pique or overseam sewn. Shown in shades suitable for Easter. @ Shirts of broadcloth, cote ton pongee and madras. Ig} with a good range of sizes. Take advantage of this offering and profit splendidly. nasement Kconemy Store plain white, plain colors and) “Tom-Boy Slips fancy effects. Neckband ar se Are Different | collar-attached styles. 14 to 17. Dainty, Too, Priced Basement Economy Store Of Importance Is This Offering of Sample Umbrellas $6.95 to 3H 98 $10 Kinds. @ Three hundred women’s sample silk Umbrellas in 16-rib style. Some of them with wood shanks and al! Open-end shape, wool other wanted cloths. have novelty handles. Your opportunity to effect a lined. $1: value. 65¢ | and fancy effects, ri ee Pan ot ace very substantial saving. Basement Econemy Store Rr er OE Sizes 12 to 14. at individyal pref Sttp Third Fleer Basement Economy Broken Milk Chocolate Sac € Pure and wholesome and a favorite with many—this delicious Broken Milk Chocolate. Get a good supply Saturday Pric ' at this price 25c Apple Sance Loaf Cake... . 20c Assorted Milk and Dark Chocolates 2%c¢ Famous Honey Nut Bread. t5c are priced <pecial. the pound | 29c 35c Cream Snail« 25e Gasement Liconmemy “tere Rasement Ecenemr tote Pineapple Layer Cake a Se @ Freshly baked Cakes that are from our own ovens. Other specials Saturday include: Chambray Smocks Speciat, ; The Pound —for office, shop and home and changeable silks, _ wear. Made with double im many beautiful stitched yoke and other good egy vate ways. Pastel details. Sizes 34 to 42. Of- $ 1 1 Y fered at ” Busement Feconemy Store Men’s Neckties Hundreds of Silk Ties in | “Model” brand Shirts newest Spring patterns. | broadcloth, madras Boys’ Shirts Selenite ere el ew SetPT PH po. « eae ie o 9

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_-FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 1, 1927 ___ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH. A A CLO A CL ee ne ee er Ne a Cee —— CT ET EE et ET La — ~ . - — EE Sm -—— RA A a ce = en ee Panty Dresses : : 3 Easter Cards in Variety ° : Printed Crepe de Chine | ae Co | | q Just What You Want at 5c to 50c pal $2.50 Value—Special, Yard, $1.95 77 “a @ In the Stationery Section you'll find an as- Of lovely quality is this neat, medium and all- ts | 4 sortment of Cards that will enable you to find over printed Crepe de Chine, in a wide range of . | just the greeting that you would like to send to color grounds. It is 40 inches wide and popular € Practical garments for your friends—beautifully expressed and attrac- OPERATED BY THE MAY COMPANY for Spring and Summer apparel. children. Of prints; full ge se 1t a ractively trim- i ecorated. ' j Daylight Silk Section—Third Ficer a ‘cjaamepcutecad B + tively cenraniasinns THE MAY CO. THE MAY CO. FAMOUS-BARR CO. M.O’NEIL CO. THE MAY CO. — ; : med. - Los Angeles Denver St., Louis Akron Cleveland At St. Louis’ Dominant Store for Style Youth Is Sure to Find Its Own in Misses Easter Coats —An Assortment That Is Extraordinarily Broad and Just as Remark- able for Its Individual Style Distinction — Feature Groups Offered at 35 S02 am € Spring modes are most charming as they appear in this widely diversified collec- } tion—a choice so broad that it will be delightful to select for the Easter promenade | —and Saturday will be the opportune time! ve i a. a LES, RT ea re cle ahi aie ‘ —T mek = — S doy ‘ sii x - . rs “ asl _ « bs i 8 I nidiielia-ctncemaaedlill eet oe hint etely raapnle te lan 2 0 * ‘ “ ne © nae o.. ee is 4 ae. DOS gal ae 2 ee 49 Be . - . or Fat 4 ‘ » ‘ M Millinery for Easter In the Styles That Smartly Dressed Women Will Want—Hundreds of Hats for Choice at >10 aa 15 @€ The latest versions of the season’s millinery modes are here in interesting variety for Saturday shoppers— — aA ai | shown for the first time and pent WS ee) | 1] | providing exceptional Easter Doiret |. Weary AA/Y : | choice. Ievin | fed Stee | H\ | gee All Head Sizes to Suit | YA AUS : | irae aks All Requirements € Smart little Crochet Hats with perky bouquet trimming. Black Dn LOPANACS | | J Satin Hats with rhinestone or- Spring NYE, : iW | naments — large Milan Flops i . 7 that are trimmed in tailored r, | tT fashion — dressy Straws of , 95 ) . large size, youthful little . : . Ribbon Hats in suit and | pastel shades—a choice that really prevides ais: a 5 _A for all. ovelty . | ie Fourth Floor polored 9./5 Spring Dresses —of Georgette and crepe de ‘chine, in white and light and dark colors: Trimmed in va- rious ways. Sizes $5 wh ES .\ Saar 0.49 Hasement Economy Store ee by hoe wh, ab Gn 4 rar eye” er Selection in ee ee a So CE TIMID BE et NAMES HOLS YS Uh deed eG — seeadanar Aliana NN RO En A a A ett 5 ele , oT mon MN Siar ad ete. BE Apne je ray Ae : : a eee 4 - es ~ SAB ak aden a Cm ad . fA- 4 ? } on eee p . —— — . —— .- x ne -~ ’ Pe : * = Fe ino meng oon - ; ; a nas . e ‘ hehe. - rae F t Sag : — a ee a : } net eee eee ONT ee aR Ll ee : a me ae assent - > . Oy sae 7 . . ee ‘ . ’ Bis ; ‘ i LOE TR ER, IRE SEIS ead EY SAC AE IDI? ge MIRREN a ee ie £ 3 ary, A yh ae pea Bae re . = 4 dis te oe. OE ROS: © ee : Z ! 7 pa = ~ 5 ee a 3g as: 3 4 “pte: ae fy Ae ie ~ ae . Pe a! ‘ ~S Se ~. | a N\ \ aad . ‘ Cs ; ese MR in Dilaniiant Baa haenhiccahe a eae >. 4. ew sar, 4 Ps f . “ A C2, se DAG ae Sano 2 * aes _ “ rare * A ere a ee , BA anes ee er ” ’ ‘ ; — ~— % ~ * 7 Youthful to a High Degree and Your Best Choice Is Most Certainly Here By coming direct to St. Louis’ Dominant Store for Style you con- serve your time—the very choicest of new styles are here in widest variety—as varied in trimming effect as in styling—and very often the trimming is the very keynote of individual smart- ness. Many black models as well as the new soft shades. Sizes 14 to 18. | | Coats ofthe Very Highest Quality —Representing Ultra-Smart for Misses—Priced 5 o é he 2 « we LS z a fA -_ fit Bend : le Se: a O 4 rae e fo” , 4 ce Oe A yee ea ae a s — ET ¢ Vou > ; oA % ‘ lrg sy se me ae a / ‘ . e “y ime oy Bee Rae ee ira ei ae” r 7 ‘dl - . 7* oi bss * 4 $ ——~ le oe ‘ . S ~ ‘ . AAS = ‘ See ¢ ‘5 ———— ow re hhh MA _ sf =r=38 Kid Gloves maspeciatl Group Saturday at $3.45 @ You will effect a saving on your Easter Gloves by select- ng from this group. The new novelty cuffs in pique style— all imported—and in a spien- did range of colors and sizes. ‘ | oa Silk Gloves S ATS ae if you prefer Silk Gloves you'll "We like these of Milanese silk in em lovely Spring colors and with Be pmart new cuffs. $I 65 Uo Main Fioeoer - Se ~— LOL ETL Oe EE LES L ey os oe ay Is This Group of Coats from the French designers, perfect copies and just as smart creations from the leading New York Shops comprise a collection that typifies this store’s style leadership. Sizes range from 14 to 18. Fourth Floor ee ee eee ot er ee ee es fee em ai . enw ares a 4 + . . ; tu4 ‘; ng wh - " _ Interesting Collection Shaamoor TOPCOATS For Women and Misses 292 © *110 In only one store in a city will you find Shagmoor Coats— and naturally, in St. Louis, that store is Famous-Barr Co. xceptional Values $4.95 popular Children’s Millinery will be a busy place Satur- n mothers will be assisting fs in making new selections, dvantageously from this im- group. ° Lovely Imported Beaded Bags —The Easter Preterence—and Extraordinary Values $595 » $3995 ded are popular tams as well : 3 , nee | : : .os : bffithe-face and other chic : s 5.95 @ The painstaking precision of the European workers is evident in these gorgeously colored, exquisitely patterned in| . B Bags that are available in this special offering at so much less than their regular prices! An opportunity indeed, @ The 100-per cent pure fabrics, the distinctive $7.50 to $65 Bags in ¥] Sweater Blouses Vii Special Groups at Favorite Colors In a Very New Style Basement Economy Store Betty Strap is of patent @€ Full-fashioned extra-long form- P i] - leather with lizard-grain inlay, fitting Hose of extremely high qual- Goodyear welt and low heels. ity—so sheer and evenly woven as 5 Sives 234 08 9... 04-08 to be an exquisite accessory to Sizes 1114 to 2.......$§ Spring attire. -In fifteen fashionable | The Gloria Tonqueless Tis | of nixed Hose ee : | 7 shades, including flesh, atmosphere, light tan calf is sure to win favor 4 n nude, gray, etc. r as \ ( trimming atent | 4 “Blue Heron” Chiffon Hose . with black calf trimming. ff These full-length well-reinforced er silk or sheer silk Hose have exceptional colors. : | a ’s Hose + — | , In” Pump—patent with Girls’ Coats, $12.95 to $39.75 Sports and dressy models—in these hun- dreds of Coats; tweeds, novelty mixtures, plaids, twills, cheviots and satins—just : OE ee EON ERS one Ee ey ee en Ee NE ee id ee pa Saturday Only, Pound im ewes, a) ; ES Dainty Uplift Contfiners » @nd Bandeaux in deli- (ate shades A 'yles. Hats for the little girl 3 Sand Gb ix- : . 6 € Of soft wool and fi “7 cower with Easter near. Main Floor weaves and the smart coloring, quite as much blors. Choose early for best ‘hese new Sweaters will be | ‘Made a part of the Spring lari i lain! I I isl ef every one who : - asc! aaead tel eee Phen popularity. Just as plainly tailored as you like them. Square neck, V Silk-Top Chiffon Hose 5 aster Choice Will be oimpie —or just as smartly furred as you may choose— Wind striped effects, varied in , Girl ) S rin Shoes belted or beltless—dark or light in color! ag Saturday in r orepell i camuey Bittle —The “Sup 6 rfine” Quality SS | 5 p 5 Sizes 14 to 18 in the Misses’ Section—Sizes 34 to 44 in Wom- ° Gtepe de chine flower on the Finished with Picot Edge € The new styles that have been en's Section, and Extra Sizes 424 to 524 in Women’s Section. OS1ery specially designed for growing Fourth Floor icular Featuring ee SO. Extreme in Variety and Appealing in Style Are the | | Sprit Coat : : Seemingly Endless Choice at | isle tops. > 3 | : wearing qualities, In $1 95 mn | - ne ~ tep- Pet on rages 6 é to 125 ' tes a: a , Bg ie. tae: vered wood heel an urne eters F : New Bonel SS so smacdes. FRir...... 7 ion le in sizes 2% to 7...... $6 | ) Elastic Step-Ins seus ie ie oot. .2.1 hdl y - he Bes ae Ga always sure to find the largest variety and the styles that are most aa i, ae: secon Wiese Ge at Sl fein Sy | ABS & Gea becoming. Many Coats have just been unpacked—among them —For Misses | 5 : f | vg \i Nias, are ar se oe cashmere-weave, ewill and sport Conte of ut 1 } imported novelty woolens. Sizes 1 . bs Shi $3 Novel Effects in Silk ‘ ae S irts heeends some kind of a founda- hemises and Ste -Ins d (; di 3 _. san — and this new re A p Assorte arl 1e8 : “t, Without a single bone, is aa ew ssortment - Special Values at [ae 28 Smart as it can be for m Affording Choice at ; 3 | peim figures. In pink or peach re On pongee and madras. Im plain white, plain colors and fancy effects. Neckband and ollar-attached styles. Sizes as the miss—and there are We tere and lovely in coloring, ‘ : as the styling, have contributed to “Shagmoor” meck and collar models in plain 'Mhoulder. Sizes 34 to 42. ? - ‘Fourth Floor $ ae . girls and misses are here in | y btw» » * x € Certainly your ice is ri $1 05 lith welt sole in stone calf or yy best Easter choice is right here—where you ase .” ad 0 4 | Saturday's “Special” in the Candy Shop— CE AEG eh " "Fashion correctness” de- & y P Or ak hs es @ Shirts of broadcloth, com to 17. . 5 EE a a oe ER FN eR ht EGET ara - Oo Oo ee ee EE eemere ee NN OT ct i Floor — . * ” / Are Different. es. | Dainty, Too, Priced ‘ | a ~\ 0 \ . ; si —_——_——_ ’ ’ eee ee ee it \ d : i jf a j JL isi ln di / € Saturday shoppers will surely enthuse over these new Spring in- terpretations of garments to wear ,under Spring frocks! They’re ador- ably dainty! New Petticoat and Tight-Fit- ting French Drawer Effects AQc Be Reaes e\ fae SOE & 4 . everything that is sought. Sizes 7 to 14. i ‘ee ; « J : i f. ; ' | y P 2-Lb. Box, 95c € These sweets from our own shop include milk chocolate caramel cher- ries. Newtons, chocolate mints, wrapped nougat, Melba whipped creams, caramel pecan croquettes and assorted chocolates—a tasteful variety that will be a real “Sunday Juniors’ Frocks, Special, $12.95 One and two piece models of crepe de chine and Georgette—just the types that many will want for Easter. Sizes 13 to17. treat.” : | f ' Confirmation and Communion Virginia Goodies, special, Ib. .......... Frocks, $7.95 to $24.75 Golden Crumbles, special, Ib : The very dainty styles and the tailored Milk Chocolate Rufneks, lb., 39c; 2-1b. box Pear Excellent Candies are the pride of our Candy models—a choice to please all in the scores Shop—none are more delicious—and the assortment | chat are here: 6 yer ry pleases those who are most particular. Pound, $1. ) : izes is | Candy Section—Main Fileor _— — _: ? a\ ly ite \ Twelve styles — with lace, . a ° ae. << Georgette, footing, piping — 4 ee te th ae ruffles trimming them—an ‘sy 4 “Tom-Boy” is really = aie. with coral, flesh, blue, Nile, , ed a in one—Slip and maize and white to suit your | other wanted cloths. Plain radi e of crepe de chine fancy. Regular sizes for wom- and fancy effects. — tas rc. either pom or en and misses. | Siz ; 89c. | 2. = “ne paste] shades wif €S 12 to 14, at.. i j it ce amine € Léngerte Section—Third Floor Hasement Economy Store: | — i Slip Sectioun—Third Fleor | “Model” brand Shirts of broadcloth, madras and A OS A CLOT - ——— eee ——————————— anne te saat me tee - ne enone Acree aeneemmmameeeen nese oon ~ - 7 _ eS A et ene oonane a A »

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oo ~ en —, Ol EE EER MO PP OR OO PAGE 14_________ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _____ PRAY EVENING, APRITi 1, 1927 | Bi ST LOUIS PORTO mena Baeaanaane & & @ Ss . oe ts ss a 2 a4. S28 48-Rour Week Bill Signed. returned with a fisherman’ s “jo- carried away and the policeman 'COAL and COKE REDUCED | BPP ee ee es se ee ee SAVE ASTA yoat” from the foot of Davis street. had to pay its fisherman-owner | cesn ils oor bes ae 6 Oe ee rash. as 8 By the Associated Preas . ALBANY, N. Y.. April 1.—The t — rolman Elmer Steinhaufel |$1.50 for it, after the rescue work — product Coke Furnace Size — i on Ion | was over. Black Kauicht West Va. Smetenss. 10.50 n nown ; Indiana Biock Seotless - 800 bill recently passed by the Lezis- a 5 B..OF . : os a ? i nmours da . s ar . : atin a ‘ in the ac a rrnec ) tried to help them, but one of the |! negie hero medal “iy years ago | v ne w c in th course of. a on a l > biC ii : fa l e wre st , sooty : Stops oars was torn from his grasp and for rescues during high water. year, in order to take care of sea- X ————————, sonal rushes. Furthermore, it al- hare lows a 49%-hour week where an eaeneniont extra half holiday is granted to; .. i pa _ : . i ' , WJ idd pb? as : a" is asin Se bag ‘ ist employes in addition to the one da , y * f - nic : } eepeeese! hey i i pe] S ; of rest in seven ; eve ee : with boats worked for three ana . « sch f 4 0 wea : - T i4 { rau K y C w LS *¥ se a * i - (im ¢ 2 ‘ ; ‘. - ~w. : i « “Eat “4 gs ] ca Mad pian a4 * ~ « Z I vEIFFER, BROADWAY AND FRANKLIN—WE MUST MOVE ~ | FREE SALE—Bay One—Get One FREE FREE SALEF—BSuy One—Get One FREF Special Single Price—Keiffer Sie Bay Kam In Dare, re sale for Sat = ay Only “Limited.” _ "fe Velwet ( ream, “pr nic Tablet ....1 F —Ali Items in This Column Single Price | o. Chioratine Tooth Paste = 4 =e ~* ‘ ans “Fete fete. lin E et a) st sa > “~ * \2 ° . pn. ne . te $1 E’¢ a , ’ ne y a ‘ - SA2RR i Te | . 7 “ ._ *» * . 4 z > - BK um fF ‘er OMe “xx fs Reiffer’ — oe ee Witch Hazel, $1 “se ir Clippers, guaranteed R8- Gr, T5e Teoth Brush . if? ‘3. Carter's Little Liver Pills, 2 for 29¢ | 506 eee Cream, Ke er’s.. I" Ge, 19¢, 39¢, Bie! 5 ng Cream, Keiffer's , "O for 29¢ The Sage, Sulphur Hair Tonic -, inkle Pills BANDAGE GAUZE So—4 Fi 1§c—1 Free | 75c—1 Free ate aS a us = AAA EE Se pirin Capsule Peter's or I) Ein “fhe Block 1 1 B SEN-SEN QUININE Ager CANDY | Ne: 5c—1 Free 35c—1 Free 40c—1 Free | 25c—1 Free Also the New, Smart and hief K eln, Night Chief of Po.’ We Will Move to Our New Location, Broadway, 4 Doors North of Washington, About May 2 Extreme High Sptke Heels tinger. with eight policeme1 _ 10 STYLES AT “J ; a aa ek jun eer eere FF Bln sncie house Too Perilous. for Wading. $ 95 NONE ty this time the water was breast PRICED leep between the rescue party and Ty, , > . ook ~ cr yah aan a ta 2 + oe iiim ii A ta i ‘ ° Le - — > + wr - x. > . and flinw i*e Ata ¥ Fae | wv a id as eh iat Aa J - , ime c . os + - r re ys 9 . ‘ , . ’ 4. * ae ~ hh ol Reo 8k Lee eee eee oe et re es eet i] si AE IE TOF a Ie PT OO TS "so" Sn ee ee ee Deere ee ees nnn ns eee ee ne eee - > * ee 2) ee, aAl! a ®* “e 3 us : , h . 4 > » . “?% — wits eae © or Now $22:° Buys Much Better Clothes, a man to rane ee nanpnen~ner te {ae BASEL RPE ARETE Sa Oa a . oe oes bh * ee ee” ’ - 04 De he Ae aa =! -. @ i es ey ; i Delicious for salads ané : 2 . wiches—a cream chees Two-Trouser Easter é a ee : 7 no oil added; flavore¢ | a) a ; olives and bh 4 ; a pimentos, OF UNUSUAL STYLE AND BEAUTY en \) ; | PINK Color is the keynote in Spring Suits... : you'll find it in widest variety at Schmitz & $ 50 3 7 SALMO Shroder. One glance at our windows re- + new Spring shades and patterns. Neatly tailored in the favor- ed single-breasted models. Coats with alpaca linings. Broadcloth Blouses 'Mannish vests. A pair of golf and a pair of ordinary knick- $1.00 to $1.50 ers....both lined. Sizes 6 to 13 years. Others at $8.95 to $1675 Broadcloth Shirts $1.50 to $L95 Boys’ “Perfection” Easter Suits 3 Senin ciel ‘ | a Cr - Perfection in style and quality as well as $1.95 to $4.95. ; | Heal h | Fo \ in name. The finest Boys’ Suits made. S 50 Beautifully tailored and finished. Per- “ . ’ ow fect fitting im every respect. 9 to 14 a — wan % -. ow < ~»* 2 Res ae XS as oe BA Re ee ES ee A — ~ ~ —s ee i - " Di, as eer Watch - Wrist Watch Special Bargains ooo and Monday we will If vou Intend to buy a Writ pince en sale ’ Watch seon be sure toe 2 . zet Watch of all . one of these harcrin«s. Value« eatablishment. up te SIS.TH. Fermerly up ¢o , saturday 85 815.00 fer and Monday only eniy "ea aes ew Wasa eso” as ss College styles, students’ Suits; single or double breasted models; conservative styles: Suits for stouts, slims, stubs aind extra-size men stock $1.29 to $2.95 NG = from which any man or young man can chlindeint with || * Perfection Suits for Stouts...$19.50 to $24.50 Spring ay are : | CASH AND CARRY. re complete satisfaction. The most fashionable shades |! ~ 2 . $4.98 to $12. F : CALVERLET'S No Charre Accounts ita wieal patterns for thie season . wear io at'a peicelcs! (aa Blue Cheviot Two-Pants Suits : OLD-FASHIONED eliveries. lia much lower than you would ordinarily pay .... that || Two pairs of |] Leather or Sport ORDINARY ALTERA. es, you should make every effort to see them Saturday. " | dark blue Siceiaas bs ednter ae ee - all-weel Belts ; CORN M NS FREE, The savings will surprise you. : | weave. Double-breasted models. Sizes 20 aoc to Se z | from 12 to 18 years. Th Ka e most popular 8 Fancy Golf Hose ~~ PKO Ll ¥ | ~~ 50c A WEEK S0¢ A WHEEK Sa ed aes omen eee Suit for Easter wear 63 i SCHMITZ & SHRODER [i|- HRODER SOUTHEAST CORNER EIGHTH & WASHINGTON | } : | SOUTHEAST CORNER EIGHTH & WASHINGTON eae daa rs « a ee 314. neere SIXTH ST. ' eee eee eee. ‘a a (A 2 2 ee ee nn a nn an nt fn nn ne en nn” so S| : . Raeaee nh 2 2B XA AA 5 eee ‘ "e RARE BRe as A ee = ~ ‘anon es he ne anes. ‘as nee nn wy oon w "A a ns BAe

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+ ee ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH _ ween = FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 1, 1987 oe _____ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH_ DIGGLY WIGGLY a , at mee on a = ‘ — oe TGP om » =n Wy Oa atm ae Seg ns Oe NE TT RMI 5 C ~ hota wane fe RE oe SE ott . NOD BE a iil lc EEE ATI, SEA ieaneny, Natta glen disse tei eraesd ls ed ies eral | y w a * ton, * * rae re - a ' thatthe teint ll ~ Pee — Se billbasi Lepaatage “ on ‘ ad = APRIL IS MILLION-DOLLAR SALES MONTH = | LOWER PRICES—SAME HIGH QUALITY FOR PIGGLY WIGGLY FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS. J A, | i b y JOIN THE THRONG OF THRIFTY HOUSEWIVES THAT SHOP DAILY AT ST. LOUIS PIGGLY STORES MERICA = 1 ms , . | BEAUTY Kay KRAFT’S . = ———_ Tf = — ——— APG ' ee ee ee ee "> eee —- vray 4 g tt. ve LEGG NOODL LES|AT LEA & PERRIN’S SAUCE ..25c STANDARD SUGAR FINE GRAN. 19 LBS. 6/¢ CORN FLAKES 2... PKG Se SOAP :::.. 4» 25c KIT CHEN KLENZER, 3 ~=14c CATSUP "§'Z 15c¢ SARE no -nckinitiadine camendndadheee ie MACARONI — SPAGHETTI SHEL-RONI OR EGG NOODLES ’ AO OA A EN OT OT = — _ ™ — *,."_" oo ne : > % : o + : ¥ 7 . 4 \ : 7 . 7 ee Sree PEN LS Teen PD Ny GREETS, GATS igh aon hae i A irgeetyer wie rs c ‘ pias Tilia tedcipao gaia ‘ oe a AL) ee pny ” nbn eanere? y : : pa “a my e . 4 . wn ra a > Vry z ry ‘ . IE APSR IPR AE eG SLE OEM LOUNGE ALIAS EC AYIGBE4 e, 8F8 BN: aA SNOT SAORI TRE 8 LORRI PRES, ITE om sia ‘acta athe isin a 2S. Scab tats Mgt sins ia a les: aig Ei Me iat a ee PE lita ptt RAMI Eide, HTS : 4 . oe. eee ‘ ' : - a) a ae —_. yew ty it Ye ' 4 > , . —_ — o i “ “ . . 4 wo eee eb ehligy > ~ “+ vwa | eo ‘ Sa a | vege. aes ah 0 me od . Sane os guenee ’ - a ‘ te — ay : : ; : 7 Ady 4 : ‘ : | 1 | ; ; ; | : ; ’ . ; A , a eI een omen emeienaeanl Caen ee aa nn EIRnEnn RESIS neneeel RR DaR nnnmeaenetinneemneenateneden temeenetnetsiianemmensenanenemetn damn cumineneniendaenes s Senteeteienenememnenenaaamane eemenemenrmcandire ' : j 3 4 d rine — * Rata 3 - ‘ ee ee “ie ie Se 4 = ‘Sua bale : a ~ _ So eee Stee x pa 0 a ae CO A ee NRT tage tie 9 i ahr tla, et ORTON: ayy ty RAE aN eles rf Bw ee . > 7 = 40e quality: med. size POTATOES °° sc. 10° 39¢ PORK T or WHOLE Ic TOILET TISSUE —— see | | A rox 5. a ll bn” sf TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THESE LOW 2 103,000 NEW CUSTOMERS FOR : PRICES—SAVE THE DIFFERENCE AND PIGGLY WIGGLY IN agit GET ACQUAINTED WITH THE CLEANEST, WE ARE | ss AP Sieteneictotci ieee re EU 7 BEST AND LOWEST -P RICED FOOD STRIVING FOR ———————" “am | STORES IN ST. LOUIS. HELPS THOSE WHO HELP THEMSELVES ee inl ™ CALIFORNIA DRY LIMAS 10c LB. / we Ane \ Headquarters QUALITY MEATS PORK SHOULDERS (G Callies)’ Ub Lb. " [9° VEAL SHOULDER *::”*" “17 VEAL CHOPS, fi OR LOIN »=«:» 35¢ VEAL NECK or BREAST =-15c — be RIB ROAST DE IN Poa BEEF es 23C MADE IN PIGGY BLADE CUT OHOICE CUT, LB., SUNLIGHT BAKERY Boneless From Best LARGE LB Ingredients LOAF Half or Whole ed - PN OREO EE EN I, MI A OR OA a RE IE Clothes Boys’ Store RN a a ENN Nae te " é SUNLIGHT BAKERY ‘sees sn eee ee ee eZ. = 5 5 Boys’ Spring Caps : Yoc to $2.50 Boys’ Spring Ties uve to $1.00 at sees OO ae ke A ee ee ee SPO ee oe roa Rats Broadcloth Blouses 21.00 to $1.50 eg | Battle Creek Health F oods | ie Broadcloth Shirts $L5o0 to $1.95 — n° “ . ‘ , . —_——_ Ss OS EE eT ee eee eee — wee eee ED 1 GED +) GED.) GED OGD OED OGD) GED > GED 9 GED) GED ea CGE CaS) aa aD: Ge = > rt ‘ P ; —_—— 8 ae ee ee eee roe eee OEE OE SS A) A A A SS OEE) ED DO Gee > eee _ o ee om 0 ee 0 ee > ee semaine . 7 | a '‘ttusees se RASRAARA BRR Se ee ee FE Ce eS eS Se ee ee ee es Oe. . ERE Mr te te emo NM LTTE PIRES DINE: NGA OTT .%

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7 _ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH________. PAGE 16. te ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ______FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 1, 192 : i trust funds for her nine! ber revolution, has pronounced 29 | posed on 821 other rebels. It will || How to Have Soft, | I K SUIT pom f r de ren, four) death sentences on 15 risoners | be recal led that 30 rebels were ASK f icks DESCRIBES. PROGRESS (LSE. Sh1487 tax su sii site Fe ncn Saas eset éoisese’== Pretty White Hands (ieee Heirs ov Mrs. J. J. Hill Forced to) chart able institut! am paincinoengs two other | a eae 14 fh essineh 2 RR 8 ET | beneficiaries. She died in 1921. | totaling 159° years have been im- preakéown of the revo ution. | Many women will undoubtedly be | ydfalted | Milk _ glad to know how they may have 5 oat. | ‘ ' NEGROES IN 1] 4 By the Associated Press. ‘ 29 Sentenced to Death in Albania. | ce ntiful, white, soft, pretty hands us upreme : ST. PAUL, Minn., April 1.—-Heirs | in) Cable to the Post-Dispatch and the | r al f the work they have to rs | oa nt ever of the late Mary T. Hill, igre of | Chicago Daily News. Gopyrisht 1927. | | TIRES, RADIOS & BATTERIES | |ao. The. sueret lies in rubbing 3&4) For Infant Ps rs 4 mm : -enyven aI f ga dissiary r oe lit tle a Mint into the hands occa-| Mak Ca R : a to the ple o Pay Inheritance Levy. VIENNA, April 1.—Reports from | Invalid: peta’ sional! pre Aesags just befo -| tiril i n the n ornin . All Ages Better cen cae cae fo recove! 1.141.677 in inheri- | Scutar! state met the a iring A night re corre ee. anes paid the Feders! Gpy- | courtmartial, welch Sas tee & will be agre at the r T rmment since 1922 Federal Judz *f Mw sin the N +} i i e ; 85 - ya 4 wVah | $ 85 F “AY 3 — Extra heavy quality with highly ename : = , ‘ Paka, 009 Cn, : : =| — _- ; A « ‘a ; ; eS. ' v. Fi ’ — « | i . pe a ’ 4 } which insures long wear and easy cleani selection of the most select Spring patg able for bedroom, dining room, living ee $ yards wide, cut from full, perfect roila This full-cut brilliant Diamond is bas alk Be = square yard. set in an exquisite mounting of 18-k. AWS 24 = : white gold handsomely engraved in a oN 56 ; | \ 5 c A very oe yi Very attractive indeed is this Ring of 18-karat solid white gold. The mount- ing is beautifully engraved and is: set with a large brilliant full-cut diamond. clever design. line of choice patterns. inclu and Certain-teed guaranteed Grand Opening Special. a #¢@ Pay No Money Down | Rye eS SS Pay No Money Down i =_— gen be = | = Gold Seal SERRE EREREERSRERERRTERERRE TERE EER ERE EERE : TTTI TTI TIT i Til iiiiiiititiiiilijiiiiiiiiiiliiii. Congoleum : : sation ing! , . 3 sim @6=—Ssé«Ruuggs Diamond Ring A — O1 al Special Ojfer ng Diamond Ring EF ab = 6x9. . $4. 35 bs Elgin Strap Watch | foster | SiMe 9x9. $5,253 $3 50 $ 50 S| BUD §x10°, $5.95 7 : This Low Price for Saturday Only! : S. +) =4 pels, $8.55 A very handsome 18-karat solid white the welt-saewe. Soa An exceptionally large and brilliant ! se y, ; > str y] diamond set in a distinctive hand-en- ae gold Ring with a selected diamond of in a new strap style for graved solid 18-k. white gold mount- ‘ , J Newest li ‘uality itifull , men, exactly as pictured. ee ¥ eee : ' : : brilliant quality. Beautifully engraved ’ Pp cee ry Pa ty ing. The diamond is genuine and full in a dainty new design. Superb value! A handsome Watch, 4s “ cut. SS >", = r / practical and dependable, ai , = th ; yo 55,6 : = Bri 1y y | ] A Year to Pay and fully guaranteed. a ME : | A Year to Pay eS oO Se ee ee St eee ee ee THITII TTI Titi iii iiiiiiiiiiii iii iii iii Pay No Money Down : TIT IT TIT Just for Saturday at A Remarkable = SS ee eee =| ; ; Saturday Offering! This Low Pricel Elgin Watch, Knife & Chain This Complete woe 9] A Eigin Watches are nationally known for quality and dependability. The cases are beautifully designed thin models finished in white gold. The “knife and chain are included with the Watch at this very low price. Pay No Money Down Three-Stone Diamond Ring | Wkess St ; Incomparab - ings, Satins, ie Pe . ' . were $ 50 1 4\ =i ~~ Wanted Color. Wonderful Values em Ns = : ; of the Season Ml Nee = | CHILDREN’S HATS | . SF ei “ Beautiful 85 = caval | Service for Six f : , Outfit at 1:30 P. M.— $4.97 .... The very newest and prettiest patterns in this du- t+ rable Silverplate...Wm. Rogers, nationally known ? A Ganty Wrist Watch, complete with flexible gold- a , ee for genuine quality. Fully guaranteed. This special filled wrist band. Has reliable movement in a hand- = $10 Girls : low price includes the chest. @ mely engraved case finished in white gold. Com- ay . Beautiful white silk « Satisfaction guaranteed or a new Watch, ai ruffles. Sizes 7 te 14 Pay No Money Down St. Charles Pay No Money Down widiniaen CORMIER ULI MMMM CLOEATLUSOU LOGY MULRGLALLUGHLUGTIUUTMDRCOUTAUSHTLUGHIUUCIVAROGLIIUGVTICHTTITTTIIMNRATITGTT NTT TNT HITE TEST UETTECEVET. SCT NE TENT 114 t MMU if What's in This Bomb? STAR SQUARE See Auto Section wv =I cool — me

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_ ST.LOUIS eels _fRIDAY EVENING, APRIV, 1, -1927 sd ST. LOWIS POST-DISPATCH Scale. believe 6S 6 ri vet Attractions — 0S 6 ri BOSTON STORE will be the best , to the people of | : Ld most efficient ever MakesCarsRun || Wir a to e people of Oston nN MORGAN ST. OSLON nN MORGAN ST Better 4 Leve no stamps, have no We realize that we This motor. fuel was de |} HB ite fixtures and are can grow and prosper a and developed to | a4 of the high-rent . . wercome the imperfec. || @MBER ct, our prices will only in proportion as tions of gasoline—and it , Fi _? does it. Better than gasoline r. FI . we sceTrve. from start tofinish. Try ie! ae 1 SPRING WALL PAPER SALE| CLOTHING DEPARTMENT iB non, GRAND OFENING | @ SPEC IAN New Spring Wall Paper purchased specially for this sale. High-Grade Tapestries “SEY A S “ bs For Grand Opening Day New shades for the living rooms, din- ing rooms, bedrooms and halls. Some , The introduction of this fine new Clothing department establishes a new Papers in this lot were made | value-center for the men of St. Louis. ..and right from the start we sin- ah. an cerely promise you values beyond all comparison. ..clothes that you'll al- ar fa Peo . ways be proud to wear at prices that are unequaled. For Opening Day for Saturday, | g Sale of ) : _we offer the specials below at prices that are unheard of, barely covering Per Roll, 35¢, 50¢, 24¢, 14%4¢e and... . MIXED PAINTS : the manufacturing cogt, to get things started with a bang and show you ) . You can well afford to buy several . Duplex Embossed Genuine Rough Duplex gallons of paint at such low prices! what your clothes-money can really buy here. - nas yf i h : ; : Polychromes . Cast Paper Polychromes ck, Goth Snot en and § .98 | 9 Papers. 29 inches wide. for In all colors; 30 inches out. Com oo ty 1 all colors, jaches wide in y the best rooms, in ‘wide, autifu blended gael a lude - ae hey ‘cular OF all colors, all good Papers for living rooms, wt 3 Pe ag #5 R ] $25 Extr Val : ing | “s Hgts gallon . es an alls pyre Bvt dining rooms & bedrooms, Cc . egu ar a u 6 ori “. 65 B, regular 40c values. Satur Boston Store a po a Painte— gH day, per roll ~ — de tal Je. 09 jy ene LZ é ner ey ‘ tmeal ° All Wall Papete - enya me SF , Dope Oa New Spring Are sold only with borders or bands at 4] colors, ee NOW ‘ the advertised prices. Our prices on hite, specia aper Wall Paper borders and bands are far below others. e} Over 80.000 rolls in light amd With each } | inches wide in all colors, d % , F cn purchase of 10,000 Gallons of re $ ‘ ark colors. Patterns for Wall Paper amounting to } + rose and blue; ny every room in the house. re $2 or over we will give J a, red, , for i ni, 00 j f : , Values to 20c. Special for you free of charge two ibs. of Cold aide om ) D | — Grand Opening Day. Water Paste. for Sa neGan ee ll be | Mm PELE LLL LL 2 an Bring Size of Your Rooms and Don’t Per . Be, Bec, 2ee and Fail to Attend this Great Sale. eaten M4 : ALL-WOOL ALL-WOOL A WOOL 1927 Model Handmade Imported and Domestie we cane ett Pur e Silk Chi f f d ‘al TOPCOATS TOPCOATS TOPCOATS eavy quality th highly enameled surface 3 poe od: selection of the most select Spring patterns su A on all tk . ae S 1 6.50 $ 1 $8.50 $23.50 able for eairoom. gga iergelbeatgaes "kitchen n or a h. Whey ; . ~ of | BS ae a Gis) Service Hose a EXTRA SPECIALS nnd Certain-teed gunra nteed products. 6a 7 some silk to top; ran pening Special, a square yard. ' newest Spring 4. Piece Suits—2 ) pants, 95 One Lot of Men’ 8 and ~~ $ i; | al- 5c . FL. FELT. BASE Women's $1.50 to 52. 00 Values 1: SUITS and SUITS and SUITS and Which insures long wear and easy cleaning. Large Felt-Base Floorcovering kay se Roe: very superior quality and most complete “= fei 3 > All full fashioned; FOR THE LITTLE FELLOW MEN AND YOUNG MEN shades. Slight ir- a coat, in good hard- wearing ma- Men’s Suits—Broken sizes UU UYTUTONYQEOOEEOTEEU TT UU TTUTATTTOTOOUOASOOR OUTDO UOTUAOAGEEE OUTDO OPEPRAOOOOE A Gold Seal 7 / i , regulars. terials in the v ery ‘latest eolors. ues up to $30. While they Congoleum a) pe f * , | ¥ Sizes 5 to 14 oat ..k os ccoddua tinue - Rugs a et ,, MPa BD S...° Sox72 inches y Children’s Sport Hose ‘ : | Bs 5 : ‘aid dai ilad: SUITS FOR THE BIGGER BOYS RAINCOATS : ay Se i: ‘yregular 2-Pants re, the very a 75 A big variety of Men’s and $ x = ~ ‘fe F _ = ais , (r Je LS. / , hiss ssasyeree > SS {ARQ me fag Bi Boys" Raincoats, all colors 15, $8.55: 7 alue .. tiie ieibe, | rainproof, at .. ewest Spring Millinery| «iets | GR AND OPENING BARGAINS _ Siitadens Weicte os eee Shoes for the Whole Family * . Sy, , a pe o en) «a; ed : ; . he 4 = - “*e® mae - At Wholesale Prices ie | a J te br When we say to you that we do not want you te buy anything at this ¥ 00 to $2.5 50. Ove ning Latest Spring Styles Women’s Stylish F ootwear : wh de ; eul let of ety! Slippers is slightly damaged, made ‘ | bl VY ’ A : S hy — — -- ‘y ? adie bemgay Br we Shee Cas inca In all the wanted colors—, acowt tre | fae ae 98 , e* , , § » ’ Work Snore with prome 4 wondertg! | “ lore the ie@tor ‘ a . tS, ; s —shown mm tion «of ine iut ro aatoed 54 leather soles , , = . . ' ) A the iatest crepe, (reorgette ‘(ine no UINSWiIiCk _ black and white are Values _ ) spec tially styles itn featured) and (,eor priced for . gEette combination to - ante 2 ne , J Segturday ‘ —_ - / sizes € to 10 Incinded are %piece mead gies wor . +. NeECOPAS wo g , : , Pi —Values up j i — bites . ~ . te $é 09 ose els. All the new trim- $16.75 mings and colors are here. to il Sizes for Women, Misses, Juniors and Stouts acai aoaah } ~~ ' ~~ : 6 to 12 CHILDREN’S COATS I PLAYER ROLLS Louis Makes SATURDAY MORNING SPECIAL—Until ¢ 97 Why Pay $1? song — 3 SHOES ~ CHILD'S ae RS 1:30 P. M.—After 1:30 P. M. You — An asec t of Slippers in Sense : mel . farda y tan Shoes for boys: HOUSE SLIPPERS FR pers - tan a : meng oan” tine td bel po a with $ 98 ; sas ’ ate 7 fo . 5. ur > ] | a R. 5. mS eae eS op ogee - ror § Gurable soles Aded « les id ur ee egy nts o Cc / dG, ‘eS Pd Opening $10 Girls’ Confirmation Dresses $ = Rolls yy padipt: seis ond 39¢ to 6. Values up to 69 ieonena i Conan este. Sizes 8 to & rist Watch . 4 plete with flexible gold- ne movement in a hand- d in white gold. Com- or a new Watch. a Tee elias ee IEE el BE TR AS Bde gir Bho LP ees bey REN PSS we " . : ae ea ’ eee TMM Ot ae —* a a PRT AIRE OY ORR ea rs Say io Saad 4 ee ’ a oh n 3 < ae nist <- s vo vq ; a 5» } * ‘ 2 * Beautiful white silk crepe Dresses—with da ruffies. Sizes 7 to 14 | Each yeare , in) © BER THE BOSTON STORE IS LOCATED AT BROADWAY AND MORGAN STREET } , | UUUUUAOTAANTUUAUAN

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_ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ ee Ce PAGE 18___ ___ ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH _ ____ FRIDAY «EVENING, ‘APRIL 1, 1927 : QUE X PAK STocrHoLDERs : Ends —__ MUST REPAY LOSSES C O R N S | Jerseyville Men Liable for and prevents theirreturm = we : , | . ' Taffeta and “Wants” — S337 more than the Scott 9 214 Seventh bi nier ra x. . THREE other St. Louis mewspapers ~~~" ~““** SC* So OoUuLeVard, the b bn ong Sport and | Newest Styles : 2 \ Double Breasted . Crepe Lined tures and tweeds —. | Made with be eombined. |; manager, was in the office but as- “ : leaped injury. Tailored Models manne | and Colors Twills, satins, mix- some trimmed with tucks, etc.—of Tweeds, plaids, mix- so Twills, satins, tures, satins and . | kashas, tweeds and twill sheens — some | novelty mixtures — squirrel, waved con- kasha and satin fur trimmed — also ey, twin beaver, some fur trimm monkey fur, etc.; others plain—v new colors and navy ed colors, 1nd navy plain, others fur trimmed — newest single and doubie breasted models—in : and black; sizes 14 blue and black; silk to 20. lined. Sizes 14 to colors and navy blue and black. Sizes 14 the leading colors. Sizes 14 to 20. (De Downstairs Store.) (Downstairs Store)s 20 i * 7 LO coal . i wnstairs Store.) ee ee ee —- stata i meomnags —- atotee C+ ne . VYRStaITS & ré “ty 2 — Twill and Satin Coats Stout Women’s Coats Coats in Extra Sizes ,..Synonymous with | fey J $ .00 a5 | bs, authentic chic Satin and straw fashions ro Tele ite a | - Ae | tN) Fy ASHIONED es ete / Mars , ) HESE Coats are Wa 205 ) tee pecially for the especially de- a larger women with- signed for the stout Set) sy out sacrificing a woman. | Rg one, PO new style note. Sizes 4214 to 5212 for Stout Women Of twill, satin, mix- tures and tweeds— ™ many of these dashing SOV AWW NANN new helmets and snug-fit- ting effects for sport and and feather pads aré —t— 4 Reoal a 7 : smart trims. | For Trimmed or = ? Reiee Spe: 20s | ees Plain Models o Sizes for Women Sizes 421% to 521,48 Tailored Models ie Nicely tailored and Fashioned of $ | Fashioned of twill, $i Beh silk crepe lined i . ees ,% ) ae 8 hw Poe pines, } > te and Up . | /Replicas and Adaptattons / Direct From the Paris Openings 4 Ombre Crochets in the loveliest colors im- “ aginable have taken the 2 fashion world by storm — ‘ bedutifully fashioned from fine silk visca straws int eunninglv fitted stvles with chic ribbon flower trims. oe) and Up The senart u%man affects matching her hat for opposite shoulder. satin, kasha, novelty mixtures and tweeds —all are well lined — newest colors — sizes 36 to 44 ~ 7 a trimmed.in newest ideas —fur trim and plain suk lined. Sizes to 44. tweed and novelty mixtures — plain models — lined throughout with a good material. some trimmed with squirrel, twin beaver, waved coney, mon- key fur, etc. Plain _ ro : colors and mixtures. ownstairs Store.) 4 s New Black Silk Coats ilk Cx hese. of Senorita Crepe — trimmed with twin beaver, monkey fur and waved coney —oOthers taffeta trimmed — straight- line and tailored models. Sizes 16 to 44. (Downstairs Store Juniors’ Easter Coats ¢. PLENDID value are presented in * Mm 4 ,raAawn ~ + + > . , »~/ Va * a -| ‘= plain tailored and & j= trimmed styles in | | the newest colors. Others priced at $5.85 and $7.85. T- nf on , {i Wrstaira store.) Coats of the new- est materials in the £& most preferred ‘wy Spring styles and / colors. Others are priced at $12.95 and $14.75. (Downstairs Store >. rials in the newest shades of tans, grays and fancies — nicely tailored—sizes 21, to 8 years. Others in these sizes priced from $4.95 to $6.95 i on ‘ - Downstairs Store.) Of fine all-wool fabrics in tan, gray, poudre blue, in plain and plaid effects— also gabardine and knitted Coats. Sizes 33 to 46. Others are priced at $21.50. (Downstairs Store ) mixed patterns Royston-MM Youths’ popular Bs tweed materials, im A Sizes from 14 to 20 ’

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ee ete ee. See Our Other Announcements on Pages 5 and 18 \ PHILLIP g CONFIRMED STIX, BAER @ FULLER) |." pensation Commission Col- —( STORE FOR MEN A SERVICE COMPLETE ) —_ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 1) 1927) | ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ __: PAGE 19 lapses in Executive Session. Ce ee _ By a Staff Correspondent of the | Post-Dispatch. dless Choice In ' Your Easter Apparel Is Ready in the Store for Men—Featured Are - re eee > Pon ere noma) oe — aie ain AOR it Prieta anita ™ eX es . , thes bens tele iten' Maile. cnaggie ~ agape ‘tral’: 0 a lla wae, > obi Ah on ; a yn oe ae oa 4 ar ov , ‘ ‘ stl = te ae aes (ay ‘ee aie ij 4 - outnhi ¢ = Ateys gor “em - - - he tp = derma = aap Poe. | Alroy S. Phillips of St. Louisa a: _ chairman of Workmen's Compe! | sation Commission, which was 4s 2 strong Wednesday that the Senat: Ce Pi ¥ Committee on Judiciary reported | ‘@ : : the nomination to the Senate wit) FF out recominendation. collapeed = iain a ee PS OER RR an. ne Ato mene ~ “+ a ao ’ oe eae — ante 4 : . seein when the Senators went into exe: 18 oh ee yor | . ; _ wa yesterday afternoon ai! rom Leading | In Models, Patterns and Colors that Coincide te Oo ra_Importance With the Preferences of Well-Dressed Men |_Usually © nomination repertec | without recommendation {# rejec' “A ee ee ee AY Erg | eee ant oe ~ | ~ . ' ; : ,; ed, but even before the report was Nii brite img, ngs Pe IP alo r . made Senators on the committes 9 Tre , | “ps ay i + ses inest oats ; My |} had said that in face of the show ty “e ,ing there was a virtual certaint: | Three-Button Royston Is ‘ae npr ae he + ae gel - »* . ; | The showing principally wae the' | , $ : a | ) College Models Exclusive 771 Phillips had delivered a speech be ¢ a 4 Hi, , 'fore the Kansas City Bar Associa 4 ; : | y/ Are Featured - Our Men's Store : Ition in which he had eaid there = : : : /was no place under the operatio: * | Ag 'of the compensation law for a lav ' Hick - GRADE , q ut J . iyer, and that there was no reason i" | 3 , for a claimant for compensation. (« Coats in a be- . - y | | . ) aoe | A ’ |e¢mpioy a lawyer, and tha ie con wildering —w of | & / j \ mission would use every effort to attractive styles. prevent lawyers from partictpatines Taffeta and PRIL days are Spring Suit days! Now is the time to choose your Easter raiment by the fee route in the compenss ewe sy consnhtgeitiniie » . rene? ee ? - ’ 4 —o ‘ -—e ~ mr bee Se ery “ - pune saci igs Ai Rs si t " ’ all , Sg -v ee I i ee ek ie en ee ee opie. - oa + _ pe ate ime * in b sl) pnathaianetts habe ek inthe te here nee : + . ’ ition awards. This had angered Crepe Lined j Aa Wy —and if you choose Royston you'll choose wisely. Royston style is smart-cor- eee ee eae sure to hefr on the lawyers in th: BR Made with bows, | fF e : P rectness; Royston tailoring is skillful craftsmanship; Royston quality insures Seats 42 SAN Ba ie Sel : Bm te 0 ll rohit yi lei” pm wo eps min someone ee ~ SS aed » a Ye clea aheennbcitls en iecting him. tucks, etc.—of twill, = / : : . ‘ : kasha and satin— | § & | ‘Ve oe lasting satisfaction. Royston two-trouser Suits are to be had at only one store—the Men’s As "a majority of the Senators { some fur trimmed, V4 2 3 Store of Stix, Baer & Fuller. All new and authentic models and a wide range of smart new making considerable headway until ™ Ae ee i lees oe Pie fn “ ' ‘~ ask is 5 * ee ee ae others plain—want- one of them raised the questio: ed colors, and navy . Spring patterns; also fine unfinished blue worsted and blue pencil stripes. Jot the eriticism which might. r blue and black ; silk | : ) | 4} sult from a rejection of an ap pointee because of professiona! ° . a j ‘ j qi ea ae rate ot spwh be Sa aa , ed, By the time the nomination came An Extraordinary Value in 3 Exclusive Kuppenheimer a in the executive session there - T i js were few Senators who cared to - oppose Phillips. Senatvra Casey WO-- rouser Suits at $50 Style Creations at $65 of Kansas City and Buford of E). . . . ° ‘ington cast the dissenting votes. Suits of Tigertwist and Trojan W ea ve Orin 8. Shaw of Jefferson City and oats in Extra Sizes | Through a combined special purchase by this store and mest Wee ‘ ; 4 and the Laird Tofcoat pe i | > : Nh if Es { : the 17 other stores with which we are affiliated, we are | : | ; | REL >. | . i b4 | Tigertwists and Trojan weaves are hardy woolens that lion Commiintan, " Were Seamanen - - ath - —* " ‘ am NRE I Rt MERI A RD cell RE ym RE OR nS Piles y+ le igen Dane "ange walt nat it) 0s - eee we own cin { .] : ; . ; : 7 able to offer at $50, Two-Trouser Suits of quality®such as ak] ' Th eters; ; tel ) without objection as also was for , es ; are wrinkle-proof. ey are here in newest models anc mer Senator William M. Bowker is ordinarily priced much higher. They are rbly , ; "chee Riek Fae er sah ae a P 4 Bt s ; superbly patterns. The Laird Topcoat is of imported fabric, in of tho Beas G6 Mane 1 y . q 7 he 5 ‘ J ; tailored of tine worsted material in the newest styles single-breasted box model and showerproof, cut on stitutions, who succeeds Frank and patterns. Sizes for all men. | straight, loose-fitting lines. ecto of Webb City, who died : RIAL KILLED Royston Topcoats in New Patterns. $30 eta ghay.- Aim —wed : . , kins, 23 years old, of 1300A Arsena| To give that certain touch of outstanding smartness to your Spring ensemble, choose from street, charge® WHR. Grivmy en this rou of distin tiv R st fk T . : ‘ ses automobile when intoxicated, wes Seat) satin mix- ais group distinctive Koyston lLopcoats@ Ihey are tailored according to our own specifica- S| dismissed by Polies Judge Resecan ad tered: 3 ; | 2 tions, with set-in or raglan shoulders. Included are tweeds in the popular light shades; also this morning after Aanociate, Gots 4 ; f- A ; , ; . (‘ounsellor Hackms orm the trimmed with 4 : Ra 4) “4 " herringbones, diagonal and wide-stripe patterns. court net a ‘ited two al, twin beaver, | ite ae : . ; : days ago, when his motorcycle col- i coney, mon. \ | A =e Royston 2-Trouser Staple Worsted Suits, Outstandin g Values at $38 , idea with an automobile. : | ¥ arxKxins a2 arrested 2 . At, etc. Plain é (Men's Clothing—Fourth Floor.) at Srentuniiena Kiler street, where and. mixtures. Ay : he had driven his automobile into : a rock pile. The second aecident in Wit» ian hi prlnaaionay : HIONED es- cially for the women with- sacrificing a tyle. note. 421% to 5212 Stout Women nn i 5 OE 7 es * om ¥ - y 7 7 . , "is ; ,* ae bk > retains ; ~ Bat c Pe el . — ‘ - —— of ° j} i ’ —- : San | 4 as 2 - . Lene t 5 uA / Be | 4 M. a / ? *} a 2 Ree ar Re Ak MeCN tie attire gina 8 « > misemeaenbedmnas nadieeaginaen , rt ag * Pe Wc Pownstairs Store.) which he was involved, at Twelfth Specials in and Hikory streets, resulted tn fatal ° ‘infuries. Charles Stiliwell, 21, of . | the Cigar Shop S17 Allen avenue, who drove the 3 » | | $$ Fl Roi Tan Cigars, to in metal automobile that struk Harkins’ mo ls Dressy Coats : Com bine Smart Style S$ ©. . humidor 79¢ toryle, was arrested for crimina! 3 : | W, |? L ; O PI . oer Muriels, foil wrapped, 2 for prea 6 3 . 4 , . Ss, nd j > a C th Lasting Quality Cy Le. a ion ok $3.05 f : ; KS) 7 Ax $ 55 —2 : » © | Ge Ww, “4G Charles the Great, large size, Me aft | ME =_—-. It’s time now for a new Hat, for your Hat 4 — ¥. 7 for $1; so in humidor, $6.90 is more than a head covering—it is a part of . | 4: * Havana Smokers, made in Tam- | a your apparel in which smart: style is essen- : : . ‘gc : | DS. ° : | pa, 5 tor a, oe of 100, & ree THE girls will be | tial. You'll decide easily the matters of col- SS : 2 Camel, Chesterfield or Lucky ; , | : me é, igarettes, 200..$1.17 NS delighted with ‘ or and shape when you see the new Stetsons. J * wtryhe c yon Maia Fie : ‘ Ce ; igar snop SAIN OOF.) this splendid collec- tion of Coats. naltiiaeatartiatel Retin iademinneteenth een iatnentes Aelia neeenetine ee, oe nese 8 eS ee BOG Cente Se ere nee nee en ._ ‘ Telephone Orders Filled— gg ‘ Our assortments of Stetson styles . : | r al he leadi — All Sizes 7 to 16 : embrace all of the leading shapes in the Group ; Stetson’s high quality is added satis- ~ | f , 6 { faction. Other Stetsons, $10. 1200 M Straightline, belt. | i : alc O ivien S ed anddoubhe- | @ Men's Hats—Main > breasted models of gg ; H d (¥ | d C, 3 solid color twills, i anda-~ abnore ravats kasha flannel, fancy (as plaids and mixtures. | 3 Interwoven Hose | Navy, tan, Copen, | @ . : H aS, $ , } | Active men resent crippling pam green and rosewood. oe Youths New Royst OTl-~ ] ae z _All Are OO New Spring for Men ; ‘Downstairs Store.) at Bea. W ool-Lined Patterns F ‘ me j yon, mer tf ancy patterns in ra , mer- cerized lisle - and -Tayon and HAT I) BF CARRIED | : Two- Trouser Suits thread silk... 60c, 75c & $1.00 ~ Jond.tailor w 1-1; d silk neckwear i h . n’s , Hose of medium-weight J . 5 ; T | ae ‘2 a S Hand-tailored, wool-lined silk neckwear in the seasons newest weed site, ania 75 LIKE A RABY ns pring opcoats & College Styles. and smartest patterns, is extremely rare at $1. Only through an * = sae ; exceptional purchase are we able to present such values. The ma heal IR oP crepe» ere gg The youth who comes forth in one of these new ; Royston-Hi Spring Suits is smartly and correctly | attired. The Coats are in three-button, single- \ te “a Four Important Groups of rn Laid up for two weeks with an attack a ne eee a ney 5 ee Cl RE OS A RR 8 Al a eH am le OG AAO rarer Be ie on =~. ™~%, ee ee Quickly put on feet again by simple home treatment f ry a aN tee ER re ries are excellently made, in wide open-end shape. (ateinte Minne, i of rheurnatism or neuritis in the legs, _ al tS) (i . | breasted college style and the trousers are wide. Grate Eb Mins Mewndsloch Gl oe OSGi 5 Canadian einen ail tae aa fon time comes ieee There is a wide range of patterns in popular light ee Pls | ph | Moncton, N. B., to tell of the gui: lling of new | . simple, old-fashioned bene remed: SLANG A IE TLRS 4 | RET GLY AS i ets eg Peter tte EN eet Se ' — “os chedendaaeien hed me SATAN aa corte neh aR toe 2 SP My ET 14 to 20. bed exceptional values obtained | Shirts are of lustrous finish; “~~ he writes. “I had to be carried around F i through our 17-stor ; in neckband or collar $3 5() = F , like a baby. But one bottle of Sloan's Dress an pee gees ’ ee | MA) pe RR : attached style Bo 6 Oxfords Sloan's gives real help to all kinds | al Wear ee aS ; 4 : | ; Royston Shirts. our own exciu- y of muscular pain because it stirs up shades of tan, gray and fancy mixtures. Sizes ; a ; Rencvate. sta) A. M. C. Broadcloth Shirts are | Brighton English Broadcloth 1Y coud net walk for Gwe meee” 7 . ‘ A i - : ili caer ~ Other Youths Suits, $20 to $40 ad See Neckband or collar- $I 95 attached Liniment put me on my feet again.” sive brand, are tailored of highly The youngster who notes your body's own curative forces to A 1G See ne all-wool + ae : R E -Hi T : $ TA re © setntnehl & : | ighl : in tan, gray frhad he . @g oyston 1 opcoats, 29 ae sarge sera ce 2308 v lustrous English broadcloth in the style of his apparel will drive out the germs and poisons that , | ——* — Ca neckband or collar- $4 50 approve these wide-toe Ox- cause the trouble. Just pat jt on Mai ris Y s blue in plain ae rae Ss : : 4 the’ al glich , +] of lustrous finish, in neck- =” ; ’ , = “Seg es . lightiv— , , ti ‘ ‘Sh rogg Ree y pea i ag pec RF Se oe aes om otal or collar attached. al _ — feed materials, in piaid | ; Sizes 11% to 13%, $4.50 through the pain-ridden tissues. No bardine an : mixed patterns. Attractive new light shades. tS | Shine? it’c the mundician Init dhe Coat Siz 4 : : Sizes I to 6 $5.00 rubbing: its ¢ t 8. es . J ' Sizes from 14 to 20 years. I, (Boys’ Shoes-- Tice does the work. _ a 6. Others are i 43 ay yon ion—Fourth F1 | : Soon the swelling and inflammation ama am | “ : Blue Ribbon Double-Edge Safety Razor Blades, of Swedish Wafer Steel, 10 for 59c fe nstaire Store.) , iNeoticus—AMain Fiocer.) _ re J Get a bottle today and have it on hand. Ail drugyists—35 cents,

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_ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ____ which have heen filled. renorte EEE # VUES CUE We wees ere were eEEY Hes ewe NEES s © =* = —— vv ia aa sia,’ ‘ re | aad + ; > i c A PAGE 20 e _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | a RIDAY EVENING, APRIL 1, 1921 es Pxtra we — Toes on Baby. | | Si ne rico “4 on owe ot , | vate Mine walten tel ? ma BS Teo So a maiBerORiT ste. ann (GRAND JURY DEMANDS |" is 208s 4 Serna «= Men’s New Easter Oxfords N’T LOOK f A baby boy here has an extra fin. | ; P ° THIS Po 7 See bend and. an extra toe | CURR ON NOTARIES Pay D an At a Common Sense Frice |, PF 8 ee we ey - ane 3 >) , OESr YOUR War — 388 | OOD-WILL akes the d pa} t sof VY 2} “- | ‘ “¢ > | , ~ 50 Styles to Show You- | —_ a wer pti ig nan ine on. ae “detereadlll a fas —_— ; -, ae MS | My} Vou More or In Correct Style, fi if 73 | a g & | ' terms as to come within the reach of th | \ Less Attractive? Superior Quality whole family. y) ee veXvevexeye (e) re “pring Stsle SUITS Coats and S. Dresses 3 ? PAIRS OF PANTS . Pay to Suk your In Black and All t J the New Shades & \ |e tae that we light overhead expense ‘ * a. a p. C te “ z , a Xe ie” ee ‘ ’ a os ie a x , : Le es “ oren i MEN S SPR wt Low Cuts » . ™%4 “ Se > 2 o ie? : . lune ‘ - 3 A - ' Fes, -& : ae . Loveliness lies hidden in your hair. This new formula does more than clean; it revives the scalp; it brings new vigor to hair roots; it keeps the hair young and beautiful! ef Tan the fact that we pay cash for our clothing, saves Pa z you s& Ss &. : — - Mt tT FamGd ety anid, should be re-| Sen Zé 1 NOMAS rormuaA NaMpoo ( 7 | quired to reta records ai ‘ eo t1a Vabash Ry.) iacknowledgements and affidavits —— A genuine Thomas System product. Contains no al- 3 | Thies recommendation resulted Tete fey cohol or other injurious ingredients. Find the way to Quickest and | from the experience of the granc - 7 MPO. Wii = hair loveliness by buying a bottle today. , | jurv ir int petion?t oy } 2 “ r @ 5\ = = “4 F img = — quickly stopped by using Shortest Route (ings of Edward V (srai SEC} bt "Thomes’ Special Formula for falling hair. : - om S > war ¢ m, or ‘ * ? nee.? =. F & ee ZZ. 4 é ~ si sa L asta 5 2 ‘ -_~> | 2 i } i>. = | . . . +? —_-: nm PP mi ” a ; i, aAa & he .7 ro lad from t. Louis gdp lp ee ; : Made by The Thomas Products Co., ; amiiti-\s i. 4 At 4 ‘ ’ me -¥- > Si ' aS EES SE SEY VE VEY VEE Oe ee ee | ALAAAAALASL STRICTLY ALL LEATHER NEW STYLES, NEW LEATHERS AND NEW LASTS Best Shoe Values in St. Louis O.C. 28 316 323 162 No. State St., Chicage, Ii ~ SIXTH ST. o . iis under eve? indictment j Se ~ Bi — eme Union Station. 7:30pm = evidence for an lictment was sina THE DRUG AND DEPARTMENT STORES 7 SK RAnAnARAGRTRAA RA AnOnN AAA RAWA AAR DARA ARDA RN AABN BARNA RASA RARABARA SABA ONDA Delmar Ave... 7:45 pm | la notaries f ‘ : Ar. Omaha.... 7:30 am re | Cond Deimar Avenue Station - Thaue ve West End % —_ fe : A \ f OVER WOOLWORTH'S LAA AA RA AARAAARARARA BA. eieye MARALADIDAD ATT ETT TTT AS aA ee ee tee» ae 1 werence if you live in the | Observation-lounge car’*cafe-dining! the ; cat’ ‘drawingroomsieepingcars’* 5 free reclining chair cars. | Direct connections at Omaha with) | Union Pacific trains West — North-: west. Thru Service St. Louis to Las Angeles on “Gold Coast Limited” _ Wabash Ticket Offices at Broadway @ t, Union Sranén and Deimar Ave. : F.L. McNally, D. P. A.. Phone Main. 4080 ®Vabash °: SeRVING@T BsINCRE 1838 . ~— - = —_— -— 1 Typhoid Subsiding. + Th as SE iN COR PORATED @ A SELECU! list of peragns SEEN. nhoid epidem!) hich h 7 ING WORK ite printed In the POST- | +h). city since March 4, continu , - 4 OLi/- SS ee ym DISPATCH SITUATION WANT LER POORER FEE , av. Louw re Womens obeciaity ohop paces. Many give their TELE- Largest PHONE NUMBERS and can be. ic’ SSONR NUMBERS | a SEES P ; | Special V alues in Smartest Attire for Fashionable Femininity Girls’ New Spring Coats — LES N PL PROG SORRY nas Se REA RM NCAA SNS: fe. a DR GRE Wee id : MITT Po LL eS ace ee ee ee ‘Newer Spring | H O Ef Saturday Dress Event Supreme! = New Frocks Step cAlong Fashion’s H ighwiay RE eh Ree. | ae Cem hie af ahd Ch Saturday Features New Arrivals in Smart Coats "l/s =a cceptional sav pri at $17, and iy ie, a I a aun Nii a lal aia : ed eee me ws ASRS TROP HHM KEATS ET HHO OHESREE SREP SKS ASS Pe KEL Kee Be Re YH he ee ” . PAO. ce grag hh ee & " * * ve j - . - = . j ; | * es 2s nal A al a RY hi ’ s - Se tee” wwe th eting rs bs : Accentuating the Pre- . . . d - E f : " mt : : ae . ae “rs : 4 “= ; : P Me ; . : dominance of Beige : irvelou uection Of sMart Frocks in a host 3 slack kasha and satin are well represented, with fi Afternoon and 3 of Dew spaces anh Oe ee et 3 | “ Very Sheer, Clear S many ot the newest Coats favoririg twill, char- . ‘ ‘ AoE OS Lee ek ECS + : Chitfons, All Sik, . a? ae ; . - or . ; ly qualities in Georgette, Crepes, combina ; : _ nat sv ovecatlad meen, etc. Sport weaves, too, are plentiful: Many Top to Toe and All Perfect . _ a a a ~ Evening... ¥ Se Se gage, ae 2 = : be eee ee pe Te or ape pea OP SRM a oR moe oe Women’s. . Extra Sizes —_ — ~~ 4 —_ |; rer > ~ > =e. 4 . - | Sizes 14 to 20. . .36 to 44. . .46 to 50 | | as Ce ee ee : ee Petites. . Misses’ . Black for Every Day- Pivot ee # - & oe SETETTST TTT ITT W OM, RAAMA DADA AAEM DARADAAABARABARARA ia 4, YY Dithhhhbihhhhhh hehe hehe aalil tl) Sy" SEETATIET EP LITT TTT Bedell emphasizes the made underfoot with an entirely new array of Newer Spring Models. In the spacious ele- gance of our Shoe Salons we present the successes of the season. Newest Bags 95 5 pis am Sizes 14 to 50 1% PORE AGE PEP OREN Hees ‘7 Vif ss i Aa Z <i ~ 4 4 Z y J ° #7 Gis 5 : ¢ ag Yj, 4 dopa A ee : 2 ; q 4 Wh “Up Yj, Yj), y, | its In satin or kasha- a + WY YYW: ar ah ffs Vd LAFF A Tif, tf, - i iiddite bis h e F 4 St, if, J ’ fy 'se i}, (/ J J - fs J iF, , - ys i , (ff es 7 , fs rd - - a, - if As iff Z if SS AL SZ SILL AES Js Another Group at $12.9 Dress or sport Coats in Sizes 14 to 48 ~ fs i ; fj sf - Pi fe “ Ps . ‘sf r (Jf LAF LE Ls . Z #7 FEZ Lh, sf ,. 7 J f s f SF aT i Ss ‘i, ~* ~ —s . . a ~~ ‘ ~~ ¢ 3 ~ " ‘ AAAATADADADADA LAD ABA BAAAR 1G & USES SC EVOCC EH UE BE Ow Weu eee Nel CYE wwwLwuUEL | WCewwrees « ww Uwee: Sp aEEETEESTESRESTSEESS LEAR AR ARR AADARARABADAAARARARARA LARA Peeve es we wee rer ewrVereece owe © © ees .. . . rows - * wee SEE OE SE Oe ee Free eure ee : ~ ~~ te tern ee VOPR ee ee OE PeTs wu © An expert fitting service as- sists you m your selection. LUE SSSERSRESRSERSSERSGESEEERSEREEEEeE) | HHOMAS W. GARLAND. Inc.—Sixth St.. Thru to Broadu ayv—Between Locust and St. OT Tritititiiiiiiiiiiiriiirrrirr ok i Po Rr eapatee ees.

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OOK / lance on such deferred|,- within the reach of the Y MEN'S SPRING SUITS $3 2 PAIRS OF PANTS l’ay io tr 4 our (onventence ur lige iat overhead ecaxapense and » pis cach tor our clothing, saves — ~ J a j Y wr’ ow wa ae - 6; a at > 7. *% res ~ > or be, a r i a , gee ¥ . : _% . at ra 1G RO EVE « “ 4 a” ad 4 that 4 y tee) . Bet? . + ty, ‘y+, ¢ a” a : ; 5 } | \ + a. e Hy j f / res New Arrivals in t Coats =: 37 the season's favored Coat aturday at exceptional sav- ats are priced at $17, and $37. are well represented, with Coats favoring twill, char- ’es, too, are plentiful: Many r trims. _Women’s..Extra Sizes fp , . r OT) —- 4 iiTtTG j ; 7 A AROARRARAAERRAEAARPDARAARAR FARR hrift Shop Ojjers a > of Coats jizes 14 to 50 r Group at $12.95 -_ Mt \0ats 17 satir = : i ies : B) ‘ ; ~ Le ~o 4 > . - id. & G@iiuse LLIL Wane ; OT Kas are P se | oe em RP & Be ee ee Oe ow 2 ee Oe ee ee em oe oe © Se ths i eA I ee be ie RR NO OEE Fe OF Ee He OI A EN NO eT tol Reg GPR x she Si: gh vai ating 4d APRIL 1 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH_ sot 400° —End Point* a > am oS a 7 ae “Explaining What “400 End Point’ Means a ) The Improved SHELL Way Takes Only The GASOLINE from theCRUDE The old way (437° End Point)—the one in general use—takes the line from the crude with part of the heavier and less vola- tile elements. The SHELL way (400° Ead Point) takes only the cream of the crude \ NOW — FRIDAY EVENING, 1927_ ’ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH . NJ + Rae 4 aah .- = oo a. ae . > i t a we - £ | © eel : a , 4 =e & \ Q \ ’ ASOLI Wa qu 4 i, Again—Shell leads the way—offering the motoring pub- lic a better gasoline than has been heretofore offered at the regular price. It’s-your old favorite—Shell Gasoline—brought to a high- er point of power and perfection by lowering the “end point” to 400°. Those who know the process of refining gasoline will appreciate the tremendous importance of this announcement. Only the most volatile elements—the very cream of the crude—come to you in Shell Gasoline. Obviously by this process, Shell costs more to produce, as less gasoline is obtained per gallon of crude — but the price to you remains the same. i , ‘ a ee L - “3 ‘ & Pap ad hn Nand ee eo ken ee ee ad ~ ¥ vay Peri ee AG) eager yi ig le ss PAGE 21 —_ ——_ . Greater Power | A Better Gasoline —At No Advance in Price! Due to the low “end point”, Shell Gasoline is of higher quality — has vastly increased power— gives easier and quicker starting. It is “extra dry”—unusually free from heavy elements—therefore burns cleanly with less crankcase dilution. Put Shell to the test. Drive to any of the stations where Shell is sold. Fill the tank with this wonder gasoline. Then watch the improved performance of your car—how ine stantly it starts—how quickly it responds—how quietly it screeds along the road—how smoothly it takes the hills in high. A single trial will convince you, once and for all, that 400 “Extra Dry” Shell is unquestionably the greatese gasoline value on the market. Any Yellow-Red Shell Service Station or any Shell dealer is ready to supply you with this NEW Shell Gasoline at the regular price—not one cent extra for the extra quality it contains or the extra service it will render. REFINED BY ' ROXANA PETROLEUM CORPORATION Shell Building * * * * Shell Corner « * * © Saint Louis Ci er~ SuR HEL ¢ lo SHELL The supreme “Anti-Kaock” gasoline —is available at only 3c a gallon more. ee + 6 1D aceadil Se . “ ‘Ss dg eae Be a - “ P i~ ” a, = 4 Slee SME a RE Se GE ech Vnadh itnedtaasicllbse tl pre Bt oth cis nh es ob abn ~ ~ R A “ ele adi —e Te 4 . \ oni ee ~All L « rn ts a, pwn wht ie ” MIOSE IRIE: Deas, Ft i OE tig? ~~! Se ne a es ye dies * wee pew ct ’ : “9A ® ye pen mene one. gto “ ee TS a

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PAGE 22 _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH_ ‘FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 1, 1927__ ee POST. DISPATCH _ ; | See 2 os PIPE sebeal of the amnesty measure | bill applied to all impeached Texas TREATEE y REMEMBER OUR NEW LOCATIO NEW ALCOHOL DENATURANT: = TEAS GOVERNOR Poh cog dans 2 grr oe pam pret nr ng nv (SEED | a LEWIN. : DROPSY vee _ ¢ = Devoted ineuvers which brought the youth- | Ferguson : TRGICAL Treatment of Government Oubect T ~~ of Aldehol. fi 7 Moody to leadership of the When she turne 4 to Mood y, then NON-SL ICA liev ed in 36 to 48 hours; Nause ating but Not Poisonous. State Democratic patty. His first | Attorney- -General, for aid in settling duced in 15 to 20 days. By the Associated Press reak with the Fergusons came the controversy on the legality of , the heart, corrects the liver ; WASHINGTON, April betes Gor Mi riam A. Ferguson the amnesty bill, he declared it un- neys. Ptrifies the entire gus pulsory use of an aideho! si ‘dene 1 he bil constitutional. Both houses of the | Colum Dropsy Remedy Comes att Sete tila we on the repeal bill’ | 670 Star Bids. 2 Olive, St. Louts en 33, Atlanta, Ga, he her husband's right ts pmiowt he ‘after | Legisiat ire passe “di repes —— pe me ; IN . = naturing alcohol’ under Tr AMNESTY REPEAL : ler inaugur ation in 192 The (by large majorities. OPPOSITE CENTRAL HARDWARE use ence Jan. J." is am onde | Adie: Siete Fesemat Bie- Charge p74 / Vy oe THE PLACE TO BUY GOOD SHOES CHEAP Se eek considere oe Jf y OMRRORE, “ DeMAEe OF Le DEON t Status as Poten- : $4 to $6 New Spring Styles at $3.95 & $2.95 nn ae on Se Oe aS eee wes pr Hol a a | ACCOU i i J 4 Account J : a | \ oe. , ee e = 141 es + . s Li . ype ts la - e “4 3 s : i if To the women of taste who demand beau- e distilled out by ill liquor Invited Invited =i \if \| \ : : 1+ 3 : leals although the belief X- tain. # tiful lines and character built in their pressed that aldchol will be ef. : WASHINGTON AVENUE CORNER SEVENTH . \ $12.95 (eI) \ Footwear at low prices, you will always aaitlab: 2 find the greatest assortment here. The formula now used for de-| By the Associated Press f / i. Pumps, Strap styles and Ties. In ee a teh ie a ae ee Saturday C Offer the S CASON 5 i : patents, kid, satins and parchment. sat ghdebiek & see bint ede alee) ee ee ee ee _ : 300 New Many are shown with the new @ 0! and one-half of one per cent | |g cenor, who was im- § novelty trimmings so popular for lenkaeit 4a whnedte tat. ent So bak. Lpeeeeel Gt 25Ul, teins bike Gates Wid) test if 0) ES in q . | n | Spring wear. In two big lots— and ; SPECIAL SALE used Gov. Moody to express doubt P | BASEBALL ns i $8 95 Boys’ Shoes Girls’ Low Shoes GLOVES ae ane am ; ee | eB nirosnes nars, | omc semeen me Springtime’s Latest Creations in Special, $2.95 a Sport Dresses a Sizes 12 to 2 . unconstitutiona If the bill were BALLS, SHOES 0 a ea ae g- ey MEN—MORE BARGAINS Giaiad, SLM gues, 16 re oe rent *- : N fi Just in time for Saturday selling. All new Spring Alsa Showing ee oa wil : a . ne pe@enl ont | pe t Street Dresses eS lhe > eo Oe HS = . ‘ IF te oy ’ +0 tru - ‘ plead, 2) ir a ~ > - hh Ay ° " 7 | ow nap “ey satiate’ ‘2 ery, ae CT 8 ead eR. mtd say ngs se Sk ee ~ et sae, ° OA Bt Mont * a ed a a . es. ; po er te ‘ - Georgette Crepes Satin Cantons Crepe de Chine Crepe Romaines Se Rdiiaall ; We ote ee et % nite ah on 4 € oe . 2 “ * 7.38 * BOR aR eee Stew ne Paes styles in both high and low cuts. Tan “BILL DOAK" GLOVES Dance Frocks id affect aA | ig ' ; 3 calf, chocolate and black- kid and calf SOS ee / AS) a |. ' ) | , : leathers. Instead of the i sons iil ~ a ee deltas ofaens * LF‘ N : ae | f- | aa ALL COLORS— Ethe tereene epresor were bores tw fe SV es pow, \ ALL SIZES?! of $4.00 from hoiding State offices, ne couid t \Y ”. ~ + | : : rir it ; t * oy on ¥ ™ ani se ve i ' : WI eh ; ; \ " Si - Ga P . oe aa 417 N. BROADWAY Saturday ‘det eieiuiees & 0h: Cine tic 4 ie wceneek wt = /) FY? ae an 1 mY Strikingly Styled in the Smartest Vogue fer REMEMBER OUR NEW LOCATION senatorial campaien plan: Ba. S=/ WS Ge ie SA) \ A y Sports and Dress Wear—Smart Satin, Kasha GRADWOHL’S APRIL ToMoRROW. IMO. CLOCK” SALE ONLY! : These handsome and dependable Mantte! Clocks are made by the Regular $20 Regular $40 4-Gong Chime Clock oldest and the most celebrated clockmakers in the world. They Montel Clock are guaranteed in every respect by the manufacturer and by Grad- wohl to be regularly sold at nearly double the prices asked Satur- day. Unheard-of terms of 50c down, 50c a week on the Westminster Chime , } tet: ‘tian | aye , — 2 “wN Clock and 25c down, 25¢ a week on * ates ce $ 95 | ERMINET £3 (Dyed Rabbit} WOLF-C: i AWE the Mantel Clock will prevail during | : | t ~y, B\ \- 36) ; be — ; i/ / re ‘ as 20¢c a Week . aj poe sper ange lt tm | £ Be Adaptations of smartest spring Coats are oF 4 can Ouy either of these fF - igre “ , NOE, AP Clocks as cheap for —CoF } | fered in this selection. Owing to a succ St cash. mm! £65 4 : ui purchase we are able to offer these unusu smart Coats, at the verv s of w on ese ie : ™ nite: _ Y ae wie gaye vs @ 40 weeks to pay at Ki at this iow price. ariy seiection is a Visa ; store with values or BEDELL—COAT SALON > meat AN ENTIRE FLOOR ¥ smartest Spring ga SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY ONLY | SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY ONLY ge : The above Tambour-shaped Clocks are 1834 inches wide, 9 if you ia buy this Clock anywhere in St. Louis for less than Other New Spring Coats 245. $68. r fe $8) and U D ro $150 $20 Gradwohi will refand your money oe high. ogy ge handsome raised gold numerals; solid Features of This Mantel Clock ; 8- rement g . The chimes : ; ‘ = ens, re |e emcee cates gee Semst oot abe eis cae NEW SPRING COATS 4 (HIGH GRADE COATS sound the quarter, half, three-quarter and full hour, in nilver dial sod es eagle epg PO haa, Ptr 2 i ge coy hall sito hd cena lag 2 4 T ae different combination. y reools “ince —_ ee ee Attractive Models—Featuring the Smartest . Charming Models tor Miss and Matron in Chi Silks, Sports and Kashas Fashions Correctly Tailored and Trimmed 4S ape ee ee ox Charming New Models it is gus t time nd “was eae 2 Week SXc 358 in Smart Spring ‘radwonhi « « exelbeeive : r y v4 nie agent for men ne K - ~ Choice of these ree Watches gg ‘ate: he prion Ganrentesd white told | beautiful, specially se- the only ones gua aenins 2 filed case with 13-56 ‘ Sen the beautiful charming adornment for iti cioes the Baster an P Presenting the Smartest Spring Modes—Ex- . fe SS &S * guisitely Fashioned of the Loveliest Silks 50c Sa " > in Smart Shades and Effectively Trimmed a Week ee ——, for Easter aae, 3 Wrist Watch Specials . t 7 ee >) 77 aA) d . c* 4, (.chnuine Diamond hung with three beautiful pi al O g 4 ¢ aa - ¢ mn ri . Sty a — . Ww ¥. cs: ~ aicn } ,ur . SNS « rh te i] —— _ ae, « 4 4 . | ae . : im «S8S-k. white Rad , : ud re- | : ' : a | 2 a " ai . LP ¢ Bor = j gold t has everythin = time ing 3 lat- | ye : : mm 4 . _ racriet até » ‘ vile tan _- + Hl ‘ h r wet : 4 mounting hn vit fill ane th ii = & wrak if “aUtitml are ae rase ruATrI ~ o — - : Fe = ay > ons bi . > 4 ; : e ‘ — pa alue i; = . 4 a Remai ka J pectal =e . r , ' ; . 2 : | . : i. 4 ’ . ' fai . , . Ss . this Ring as cheap for cash 4 : t \ : : . >= > ’ 4 5 ; . ; > 1 ‘ es - bs oN a g > " j . : , : : : “i { 2 "a * . : og ei * ’ ; -_ _—* a PRCA : j ; ; mS : b/ reat - ; i , | : : . - ~ : ad . . ae: a : n order to give those who were unable ar > y | : iy | anos * . 4 take advantage of our “Trade-in Watch” Sale , = : i: By o tg 4 . | > all Selid Gold last week, we extend our offer of liberal allow- * . ' ee ce @ — is value a pg Initial : ance for your old watch Saturday and Monday 2 ey* me 4 4 ‘ 1% ¥ £ 7. er v; >? s, " +2 ’ * Oe oe ee Vie eS + igt Ptete te 4 ree peso -.

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TREATED ON | 7 DROPSY: WEEK FREE the Short breathing a: | lieved in 36 to 48 hours; swelling re. | duced in 15 to 20 days. Regulates ‘the heart, corrects the liver and kid. | neys Pcrifies the entire system, * ‘Collum Dropsy Remedy Company, pont 33, Atlanta, Ga. Oo ——— a Charge Accounts Invited CASON'S NS iN ART AIS ed in the Smartest Vogug for ss Wear—Smart Satin, Kasha, Fabrics, Effectively Trimmed WOLF-CALF MONKEY FUR (Dyed Rabbit) (Dyed Rabbi smartest Spring Coats: are of- ection. e able to offer these unusually the very start of the new season, e. Early selection is advisable. L—COAT SALON ENTIRE FLOOR” ad Up to $150 RADE COATS or M:ss.and Matron in Chic ly Tailored and Trimmed #°397* —— X except: ionally clever stylng high-g rade * 35, $65, $75 RING SUITS Newest Styles Fashion ailleur in Youthful Modes =°255 o——7—_ ~~ ing wardrobe the wish one -of these les. Smart shades App Oe maa od ee REL Owing to a successtul . 4-Hour MorningSale ; Saturday—S8 to 12 O’Clock Only } 00 COATS |: a ( Advance Easter Fashions—Worth Up to $25.00—Choice at ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH___ _FRIDAY se 517-19 WASHINGTON AV. 300 New Dresses WORTH UP TO $22.50 asi sc } 58 95 Silk-Lined Twill Coats— Black & White Kasha Coats— , | Georgette Crepes Monkey Fur-Trim’d Coats— + Satin Cantons J || Crepe de Chine Imported Sports Coats— Crepe Romaines White Fur-Trimmed Coats— | —.. Fur-Edged Twill Coats— 1 Dance Frocks Satin & Silk Coats— § || ALL COLORS— Hundreds of Others— : ALL SIZES!! All Sizes!! —, x 3 x ae x ne — He xe — — o 440 WEEKS: : POR EASTER APPAREL 40 weeks to pay at KING’S means something unusual. No other store with values or quality to even compare offers anything like such terms. You will appreciate this real opportunity now that Easter is here. Permit us to clothe you in the newest and smartest Spring garments. NEW SPRING DRESSES $42.50 40 WEEKS To PAY ~ | | ; A marvelous selection of Spring Dresses. We are winning a great name for Dress values “i NEW SPRING COATS We have prepared a real value-giving event for Sat- urday. Handsome new Spring Coats in great va- riety of styles have been grouped together at this special price. Sizes for women and misses. $4 4:95 40 WEEKS ‘TO PAY » f 4 MEN! We're Keady With Remarkable Group of SUITS TOPCOATS ‘crime news by the so-called vent of tabloid New | ijzed, , pape | paper Sw YELLOW PRESS } LEADS MEN T CRIME. _ | New York Committee Attacks | “Glorification’’ of Criminals | Tabloids and Others. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, April 1.—The ‘glorification’ manner of handling | “yel- together with the ad-| newspapers, and | magazines, have done much | crime, gays the | Crime -Comm#s- | In a report Relation of the, and the Ad- | the sub- | low’ press, a: to contribute to York State sion Subcos nmittee. entitled “The Daily Press to ministration of Justice,” committee says: “The danger of suggestion, while | its results have always been real- | is rendered much more acute | e coming of the tabloid news- | which reaches a strata of | eaten tion which never read news- | ‘s in former generations. | “The power is great, especially where persons of subnorma! intel- Crime by th ligence are concerned. Accounts | they read of crime impress them to a greater extent than their more | intelligent brothers and the flood of crime news which flows from modern press gives sinister in- clinations to minds that would, be occupied with very harmless interests.”’ Nicknames Are Attacked. | The application of “attractive | ‘nicknames and phrases” to certain | criminals such as the “‘Bobbed- | hair Bandit” and “The Master! Bandit” is one of the “romantic | suggestion phrases” the report at-| tacks. The so-called “art’’ magazines “definite -factors in causing were found by the subcom- | sold extensively to | and “others of an /| nature.” rt says that to test the narra; | the otherwise (as crime’’ / mittee to he npressior lable “The rep’ ffect of tives upon newspaper readers, two employed to board sub- — colored’ ’ crime men were way trains in various parts of New York and select readers at random. Poll of Readers Taken. Of 650 readers of a certain tab- 88 per cent expressed the yn that the accused was y, 6 per cent felt the accused not g te and 6 per cent were doubtful. Compared with 14 read-* old establish ee conserva- vestigation | ore of an newspaper, the showed 7 per cent thou vite the ac- ised a iity, ‘r cent expressed | lef of innocence and 68 per sed doubt. Of 24 read- | = ag other conservative news- se gg i cent felt the accused as el y, 42 per cent thought | cent and 25 per cent were Hw connection with these firure was painted out that one conservative newspaper car- times the words in the particular | on than the tabloid | +> ar +h roe ‘ LGA. 4a aia ' is paren ee a public newspapers to present which they now print ‘orces,”’ 1a ‘an & for 1e deta) crimes and ais , — - ir sia iys ths which ends with ision that “newspaper though wun . , te of evils {oaaginr«a } " ensorsnip, al agesilawie, not the L worst EVENING, APRIL 1, 1927 MICHELIN TIRES BUY YOUR TIRES TO-DAY PRICES ADVANCING Trade in your old Tires for new Michelin Tires. Don’t allow tire trouble—or the thought of it—to spoil the pleasure of your Summer’s riding. Let us fit you out now with new Michelin in place of the old tires on the car. We’ll make you a liberal allowance for the old tires. The prices we are quoting will sur- prise you. Write, phone or call. A statement is based on facts. We picked at random 1500 motorists who were testing Michelin tires opposite other makes. 84% said Michelins proved themselves better. No matter what other makes of tire you are using we promise you more mileage if you will buy Michelin Tires of us. UNIVERSAL TIRE CO. DISTRIBUTOR 2840 Locust St. St. Louis, Mo. JEfferson 0531 Lindell 7782 TIRES DELIVERED AND MOUNTED FREE OPEN EVENINGS AND ALL DAY SUNDAYS SF ene b400 DOWN BUY YOUR EASTER OUTFIT SATURDAY Terms Can Be Arranged to Suit Your Own Convenience DRESSES ..... $11 to $29 coats ......... PLS tO $39 Men’s and Young Men’s Suits Single and double breasted. All new shades: one and two pants. Saturday only ? ' Open Saturday Evenings ef. S . CREDIT CLOTHING (0: 510 WASHINGTON AVENUE OVER WOOLWORTH'S Se AND 10¢ STORE MACMILLAN TO LEAD NEW ARCTIC EXPEDITION IN JUNE | Plans to Spend 1: 5 Months See ‘king | Race Still Living in Primitive State. By the Associated Press CHICAGO, April A --Botting ™ from Wiscasset, Me.: next Ine, | Commander Donald B MacMillan, will lead a new expedition into the | Far North to spend 15 months ex- | ploring and studying uncharted Arctic wastes, the Field Museum ,of Nat ural History, sponsoring the ex- | tion, announces. | "Mac Millan’s party will inelude a | rrot ne of scientists and authorities | hiects gr living in primitive Virtually unknown to t as Naskapi Indians, ame out and studied, the fossil mn ntains of — n land, a ee creatures of evidences of 721 ‘s thought to haves lived thene ; lIsand of vears ern and ‘ ~~ . scA e remnant of the last great ice ich in a past geological age nent down across part of North wil) be explored and as part of the main obie ot for you! All for Spring! Here is value See these Topcoats Saturday! he mew ideas If you want something really The new fabrics and ae cage tailored. Fine smart at a low price, look quality, wool Unusual over this offer croup we $ 50 owe «Saga have special- ? ag Ss ly priced at 40 WEEKS TO PAY 40 WEEKS TO PAY = a SECOND FLOOR —ELEVATOR 15 Locust St. On STAIRS 455 Open Saturdays Until 9 P. M. hiSee Auto Section Sunday Eo) What's in This Bomb? STAR SQUARE CéEéWiliiams SHOES for EASTER Ties and Strap Pumps The newest Spring Footwear for women, charm- ing potterae of patent, black kid, black satin, parchment kid and parch- ment calf. Many pat- ‘ terns with beautifully designed trimmings. Sizes 7? to 8 Misses Strap Pumps and Ties Newest Spring patterns—many styles, patent leather or parchment calf, designed with pretty leather trimmings. GROWING GIRLS’ Sizes 21% to 7 MISSES’ $3 Sizes 12 to 2 CHILD’S Sizes 8, to 11", $2.50 Children s One-Straps Many dainty new Spring patterns of patent .—~_7 leather or parchment calf with trimmings of attractive wen , designs. ae . = ~ $2.00 "San 4 to ieboncearaaeg Sizes 2105 — sl, CE Williams SIXTH and FRANKLIN _ QO: uality Shoes for All the Family » ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH —_ \ PAGE 23 L¢ BROS.& CO. Fasi The Old Reliable Credit Jewelers—Largest in the World 717 OLIVE STREET DIAMOND IMPORTERS SELLING DIRECT TO THE PUBLIC DIAMONDS = WATCHES eruine. Qiamonds Guarant POs CASH or CREDIT WEAR A DIAMOND FOR EASTER! Enjoy the happiness of wearing a gorgeous, sparkling, blue-white Diamond, the final touch to your new spring outfit! Choose from among our great stocks of Dia- mond Rings and Diamond-set Jewelry. It will be a pleasure to buy on our convenient credit terms, NO — DOWN! Diamond Ring Solid 18k white "e014 d ring. Set 6 brilliant Die white $125 $3.25 a Week oO = Convenience! ~ Diamond Dinner Ring | All Platinum Very Special Value Three gorgeous, brillant, blue white Diamonds in center with 12 blue white Diamonds ane 4 Sapphires surrounding Very beautif' $5: 50 a Week Other Diamond Dinner Rings at $100 up 17-Jewel Elgin Guaranteed 25 Years e tagon ‘ ry y ‘ . " ss White or green gold filled 4 rave q. ‘ase enegTrave dd: areorted i asingc) patleria or piain polished, or eagle # gilt dial L2 #ize thin = t . “ model. Price. : Ue A site Dia 32 monds in raised settings; #80 $25 at ' cesigne . : other ety! “1 » Wek Si a Week EDDING RINGS We carry all standard W. makes Of Retiroed Watches. Gvaran to Pass Iineperction, t at cash prices. “Orienta” Synthetic Pearl Necklace “Bridal Blossom" design, beautifally carves, eolid 15-k white $10 > itu » ” * The “ Brids al Blossom” pattern, $25 a ivin The * erties’ sa fy supplied riatinurD r eolid 18& white gold. set with 3. 6, 7 or Y beautiful blue w Lime is. Prices Kange From $2°..50 Up “Lady Betty” Watch Set “Orient 2 Svnaothe! Pearis Bo. » Hoted Ser their Chasis benutly , end wee et — Gainty setyle, larger beads be i tie aiter 4 , LA ACE AO PN te! A ACE BO A OE COTE AEE URN meet ete a ee eee A Special Value Commaning ti Plate “Pas ap en Cowrt Pattern” Kecttangwlar Wrist Watch. solid 18k The Pet pulser Set with Tray. o beaw wt Le goiG Case of extre strenet) i 7 iful eet of wnmunity Plate. ea: rying eels s>peee ia. $27 50 : — Ca a " iam» i> year ret, lal : Vai ue . aievit @uafanter ” $0-yéeee eet with hol y other style at $10.65, 815 ‘- pane ae hakves $18.75. S77.50, #25, 827 5 and up. (6! aitiiess Dadew). Ot.....+> DiamondSet Vriet Watches at S108 « W eek : All i tices ! te 5 ‘o- Q joree with rhs pile semen W rit atch Bracelets, oa oe lb og ade oe * $28.75 -O0 and tp. $1.00 « See Our Store Windows for Special nose Watches repaired work guaranteed 'Aamouds rereouated OM jewelry ~pewe << and a “ oled. d = we«ikting ringe modernised Lowes! cmt WU "hone MAwm YOPT or LOR and seicemae OPEN MONDAYS AN SATURDAYS UNTIL @:30; OTHER DAYS" 6 ee ge RR Dee ON mila To Aires:

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z a ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ FRIDAY EVENING, “APRID 1, 1927 cee — —_ PA rH. TT Editorial Ee a = ’ 7 Daily Cartoonf 4g | We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps—Few Restricted Articles Excepted 4 —————$——$ demand to have our choice of woolens and styles had equal consideration—and the quality tailoring assures sat- Priced at . (jf } 7, ; |e ST RE ‘ ' "te . ' ee : hs} I ay ts : ecisions .of the isfaction. College styles in the bright Spring colors that have no substitute for the young _——— | | 3 : ' have reason to beilé men—and the styles that appeal to men who prefer subdu 0101 B, SSS. DELS Te Wwyew Vareeey $ 50 $ 50 Regular sizes, extra sizes, longs, stouts and stubs. ae Oe iiahaee Other Two-Trouser Suits, $29.50 to $44 Kya ves he ae . wh , a an , re Vb we se ae &. : ua = a ‘ : J t * 4 AN dA . te +a eh > 3 , ‘* . f*.4 ’ 4 z a. f | ow 4 > r 5 a4 sy! . ae ~ . ; 2 a ‘ i * oA ‘ . Aa . vw P ed ‘a ei « we = = , att ie 7) 4 ty ais ; e.? . ‘ ‘ ty ? wm Ant ‘ ‘" ' , VT, \ - . 7.3» ‘y > ; ; “ 7] ¢ a ‘> -% iy 1 A oo = " as " ed \F ; = ta) ay ‘ ; N ‘ ey i 1 ‘ § ' ‘ "Fila ’ " ~ «AG ' ’ , : ‘ ‘ Dati a AL " / ey ~ ee ~~ - 2 ae ee Eee A ET Ne ILE ey ATLL GT ee poqummeee - i Vi | | , Be) 2 s- $75,000,000 ¢ Saturday will be Sse mua \ dil | : The latter figure. o! the second day of \Lwy)j// ' @e street car transportation Precisely right tor very young this special offering ; -. “ . . : i. if service were } +. J rleTeg , ( C1eT . ra | 1( | ( af rt} lEeS men of 16 to 20 years—in propor- _ selection — be ) | fmained stationar ; i. ice “dD tion, in styling, in color and tai- picasing aS Well as | SBeatisfactory character. 7! : @ 1 $ ; cy . ~ gor. 7 Pa a For Young Men and Men Who Stay Youn lored so faultlessly that they | profitable. ee OF 60 S86 berry dily , ) : ; p> Newman faced - W ell y § readily meet the requirements of Made of featherweight English broadcloth, rayon @ : ea Mis hak > i283 , exacting youth. broadcloth, imported Oxford, printed and woves BE — aon * aT r= : . . . . fe — So. —— d ° S93 +i = hs } striped madras, balbriggan cloth and other shiste gm "®¢ksround of his 3 ai ARs bs a ze > O Those bright, new colorings ings im patterns like dad's. Boys like their agegae fience in street me Ne 2 a ¥. ~ F i ‘§ : : in tT a ty Wree. ‘ " = OO ie” RM , 4 ‘ ve ayy ve ‘ ’ . tM iy u hn *Righae earance and mothers particularly like their weare; rit is gr i Succeed” that mark the season’s fash- ’ ss vegans sf ee w= Me grade: | | : ions for men are here in such as you'll like Society Brand Clothes. = ing quaiities . oe ; 4 “lege, as The ace of quality and style! The more particular you are appearance, fit and through-and-through quality, the mo , | be a pleasure to choose for 5 Blouses in sizes 6 to 16 years. wee erator of Both the Suits and Topcoats are in the effects that are undeniably smart—and they're obtain- Easter Not all sizes in everv stvle wee Crieens . . ° x . . ‘ - = Osercd able here exclusively in St. Louis. + PORE Sh Pearman y Ye S| — ctnes ection— * ‘ ; tO (aul [eee wtilding a 1 2 into 2 = "4 ; thickly pop / | » : PoP Sporting (;oods | \ elvo Broadc loth Shirts A New Standard of Value Established by the - | he aga For the Season’s Outdoor Pastimes—As- Are “Quality” Garments for Well-Dressed Men Ma |r S ° ] il sortments That Meet Many Requirements = | Every Detail of Their Making As- y . p CClia Created ‘Sucresstul “y*tem sures Utmost Satisfaction — Priced — 4 bd e ‘ Pro-Par Golf Clubs Long Service Two-Trouser Suits Special $3.00 We Believe Them to Be Unequaled Chow) Anywhere in the United States at @ Included are Drivers, Brassies, Mid-Irons. Mashies and Putters in right and left h R S 8 -s = sii wail and i¢zT ian;n' » 2 pe ae > oe ‘4 . ee a ee ee | @ Shirts of this excellent English broad- : cloth become the preference of men when Leacher Golf Bags with meta! : they experience the satisfaction of wear- bottom, very special at ..__... 9: : ing them. They retain their smart- EE y¢ ness and being so accurately made C We hi . oe nade oe Pic Rall ‘ | according to exacting specifica- a a ee Suits at a y y oa tions they are very comfortable | this price or for many dollars Everything that you'll need for the game wil! be found he: | and fit exceptionally well more, that are the equal of ti including the Gloves that the baseball “stars” use BP os May Jr. Special tae t en Tommy Thevenow Rielders’ Gloves 7.5 eee ae a «epee pena Bi | tetas. , Se ee : the materials are of higher qual- ill Doak Patented Fielders’ Gloves. ......... $7.5 OF ees Sa ree “2. rPANCY SHI! ith a starched collar a1 ity and the lin: Eddie Collins Fielders’ Gloves ee Tr se SSS : : edt eblide os wane « ity and the linings are above the [itis i 4 ; Babe Ruth Horsehide Fielders’ Gloves....._. $3. LN eee se ttractive stripes, che and Jacquard average. a eee my * ee ee Price. but you must pay for it Babe Ruth Oiled Fielders’ Gloves... Se eee 2 ee ee rn $? 5() The Stvles ted eee : National Horsehide Laced Heel Gloves Sy =e poe 4 ¢ Styles and Patterns that Boys Want National 18 Inning 9-in. 5-oz. Guaranteed Baseballs : College style and three-button double- * i Men's Furnishing Secticn—Maisa Floor it is @ -saimme Louisville Autographed Slugger Bats . breasted models in the patterns and . aoa a ai aoe skimmed milk ie eth Here Are the Whi Bicycle uret \ 1X OES OT en colorings that are in greatest demand ~~ “ao BEOE Ser cent: nothing more ppet Bicycles this season. Consists of alpaca-lined f | ieee mee you to the sh és a » —_ : : coat. vest and two pairs of plus-four . . : i rere of S&S | ovis — — The Bicycle Beautiful Are the Utmost in Value at $6 a Pair : golf knickers. Sizes 7 to 16. Every = A { SEE ons °f Shoes you sell. Ar the pO the year, if you have made ' $ 50 + @ This popular make of Shoes is obtainable only A XY Suit is guaranteed. ; | Bie, PB 8 per cent. then redeem eve : rwcliond We, \ = end Of those tags with rebates to SLE di hts here in St. Louis and their excellence of stvle & ‘ L T . | ‘ : down th ‘ ‘ ' , ‘ ) os . — Be 0 2 profit to per and materials is making them more popular every | . ong- i rouser Suits | Seer.’ Where could _ get agree- This is the Motorbike tank model with nick- day. Our unusual buying power brings unsur- ‘fe os \ A $20 d $22 50 ” ” a. ‘ PM on that Nowhere Yor that eneee a sen. _— ge 299 ruby, passed value in Surety Six Shoes. \ N . Cc _ : Academy Suits : sed ¢ i required of street rati- > Carrier, Stand, coaster brake; enam- : , . ollege styles f Id —for 2 — = qual eled in fawn ‘color with blue trimmings | An extremely wide variety of styles; the very , : Mannishly eile aE ceutnen - a order ee ven wap oS oe q You'll certainly be proud of th : latest effects, including a new Bliucher Oxford | é' ae — in th pgm 90 eae pe “ees ‘. yee SO perecies 6 Oe y p of the one you buy pe ape yo ge ge li : r fora : » ad in the Spring patterns and colorings that Wwoolens that are so "oy to ad, Sporting Gieods Section—Sixth Mloor ' bee/s—just received ee SSS . | are so eagerly sought and about which Very smart. Priced $18.50 $32.50 Dus ness on boys are so very particular. Rery , ) , ES which ! Men's Shoe Seetion—econd Fleer _—— Wiese: ; ag tT may say that ~ — have made mech more the same investment im a as g itosdiieemmentenael

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“ o ue eee 2s TF WET Se RAS esti ae ee ie 323 otis road al boos eeere operat reeee errr eet ee eee * “ete $4 aSTETSST on ’ _—_ fee? 2eter feerraer: | +! . Editorial Ries ’ rf We ah is ; a 7 fet : E x 7 7 ~ aati : : ‘ : ey 4 . a gerry cca re | Daily Cartoon : LEAN Jim Cll ak : te DE | A ik & Movies—Societ- presses serie sets tespssrerepesststtsseteeebtttetet teste. seeses Hib: nace 4 rremsesrterre . aa its : "a 3 ’ Hf eaeeeiat mS —— : bene srrsessbers: eeerisaesseerettae cise iearstieere SOREN iss8s ssesies:ofataesgass:-feshteegi: seecsnser ss estaceceat ess cgesees st tes ist eiittrre fie att obhtiie: . 2 oe re GUT ty aimee cat aaar Perch ebaaae ade fadse nt ar espana eRpMegES PPT ule atl a ve ? i) mane oS a 2 Union Suits i. 2 | ee or vere | t PART TWO. es Se ee es ST, LOUIS, FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 1, 1927. PAGES 25— broadcloth and with features ie. ———— eons WAIVE US 30-YEAR FRANCHISE AT $60,000,000 VALUATION OR STAND FIGHT FOR $75,000,000, U. R. REORGANIZERS SAY OO investment would be}, | BONDS OF OLD INSOLVENT ae vo. vetseen| How State Utilities Commission igo oy Company Seeking 8-Cent Fare S00 O00 of 4 per COMPANY BID FAIR TO ©: SL Arrived at $57,500,000 as cuccs Immediately and Eventual he amounts he NEARLY DOUBLE IN VALUE 230222020! Value of the United Railways)" © 7 Per Cent Return on Valuation Bag bes | ee HE property of the United Railways in service of the pudlic || re ne eee ieee ace chow as4! ae RENEE ay te § a tS | - ° * . ° x. : . : meeeypupetenlliercy viens and ato St. Louis as it stood in 1919, was valued ai | as ing an mdependens! irs AMO | 1 000.6 eopl ‘pted the plan ag an i! & i | faeeoup of St. Louis Financiers Associated | i002" enos. noidings, he says, he the Missouri Public Service Commission in 1923. This| sum || Rolla Wells, former Mayor, who | *¢t for @ total of $30,000,000, | - | petels Rescue Se Se Oe ' n t} comp: ny, hold ‘| was allowed ever the protest of the City of &t. Louis that the-value na etired ro! un et ae ; 7 — a f the Pub Newman isy with his hanwas for Men F S3U0.000 000 and that, for purpose f i Lan orgunization, caused the in With J. K. Newman, Professional Re- ran voir in the new company, held eltéwwes over the prbtee ei gate | * | he vient tnnaciclemnestiata. Bile % - roe pointirent , aca sy the ‘ » HOU 00 , tion in the Missourtl legis- Here in St. Louts’ organizer of New Orleans. Will Con- * cies = ; veer de aoe | rate-making. no more than igh aei should he allowed hol . Sane — ty. hy e r | : ne “! | rr M by « member from Maneas gest Assortments man {is not particular about his Dy any group in | ing are the chief items of the valuation The general instructions to nisi } itu if reflect he ‘ity, of an amendinent to the Mis because so many are particular trol and Operate the System. we bepinaplarnaehlenented es Pact Se ) ver were that he operate the | “et ¥@! gece ec}: |aeurt Pea 2 4 | | $ was re ition - ree INVESTMENT COST, = as revent its di Pane mgt r) | “ ea “ne : marrage co Y ste ne Bagg oats ate our immense selection, that sere again and again to supply A ae age nig... tp aeons os st . | i ti i ij : | iti virtually Hone in BR gerutiny and taiked W1 Ue: vad , ' Foun = 4 ;' bY using the price paid il the books disclosed rou he rece} r was jnstruct Hepying af Cost ” fa situation whi is u ngross public attentio rng aaah , ¢ , hs a he , wan) A le ate OS Sea ns Nashville, ; at. every phase Ol ating a08 wees » zs W = - —_ ban ‘ Ving iA Ti il 1LS LLalrs Ba } Be if not, by averazre prices OvVel a L3-} Ca! - ‘ nes . cape : . s\his. ' ith j Os, ! iL or . Clark and Greenland, in St. Louisa. because today federal sade — aie | pial mw ioe tO Ui rece rsii] be- period between 1906-1915.) : se Pes o fo ea pe rganized street railway properties had been unostentatiously active in railways which have en ib OP ei Sililp pl A mril. i) ame a2 C4aVY nvest > chi 3 CENT $l 506 710 ome ; = a7 er . 7 : \ satisfac! mn an profit to se-' support of the bill and had ob aaly likely bidders will be the reorganization committee of which *' ferred stock, In. lyel, when th ADD 50 PER sit Mes we bo ae 8 ’ ’ eek ke) Se ies ae ee urity let e had been known tained an indors#ment of it from : ert aes ' 1, eee a Nortn merican Company mage an ree 4 Shon. i: onl ay otaag ss ee atts r 25 ars and Watts the St. Louis Board of Estimate Newman is manager ' ippl é | purt he comm) 1 GS ne OSS eae ee (This was to represent |e st to rebuiid 52, 520, 129 | hand. ratin: x ns We} ; ; , ; dachaaien mena si Slit ‘nm 1919—-t ly witl ' : iim. as reliat and Apportionment. Newman then “ Tx> oe } r } i ] . 1} Tf aT »* "» ; | . 7s v7) . r i¢- ' T a is j . ' . : , . ihe i . al till —— a id ee ° *ill resolve itself int ic 4 property entirely new in 1giy-—-to comp oan ee Newman's WI cription proposed “service at cost” in Kan stration ap t} nublie | pr erred sTOCK whnicn then Wa eourt decisions that ! pany will immediately engage the city administr: ~ ouis, is pie gas City It did not emerge from at large in a discussion for ) controlling element in finding out the amount hier were several » committee of the City Council RO a “4 £ oe. eb Ae TS “ny ’ yle—Quality—Color essentials for patintaction ts, $8 on there is always quality—and al. LL A RA RE A A RE CR TR NN eR, Rk nc 2 ae | ine oath ened anos | ER hs need cahlyrantictateritetty yin: as odthae eons . . é eproduction new 1S a seca cthenneneeattnainen teemepaitimeeeeer teen ie ee ann a ee LE ACE nthe c. , $8 . =o ¢e — ; ‘ . : . ‘ i ; ie Pla V ¢ ci { li ia} F i . ': ‘ + , ars } f ide SS i } " rs e ; . style Smariness makes tnem dealr- Simuitaneousiy ; itil ' 1} Pin iif Aid W ial | ‘ } , , = on P : . “the ‘ : A of money Ov W Dit 0 t} it? pu HDilc LD ust pas ad . 4 ir) : I: 1 in tea) | | | , i di [ , yi h VN am il it? Ww is ref rre d. so many different styles. ' ee ae. PLR o f approximatei i at in in? ia % oi 3 vith their groups of lawyers mill- Nothing was heard of ‘service at ; eT aeTreet ‘fe —_ 1) na Bare iT a, ae Pi ee ee = T1 ? 4 ares . ' . All, aA ; pect in the way Oi Det e ui : ri not onh D nan if his return in fares, }) . 7 ne and milline and eg ing D cost in St. Louis until early in about) 1926 (lark and Greenland had ats, 36, $7, $8 ] fare for that service awa nk Ne oe ae ie — , , rs wens P wi ss = DEDUCT 30 PER CENT 15 756 038 ing , ; “rit rrowth i Sree} Ine § ’ vAete ie it) + M a : ": rman, deseri itis iifl + aa i mRaALAiZ my SiCH tree} Al ie : * wee cane —" tect scie iat . ’ yr 4 . . : a Ssh5- S288 Ul fF Blips ia . OnsuitIng w 1 1e vi Sof today with a touch of tomer- Newma seat RoR be: aes a DEPRECIATION |... 22.0. 5%: ,490, iia wad-abuciplng ia the $6 | nes tt | & with y , | ~ “ond a pro oo oe . ali a ) VrallS Has veen niroiulings fa ; ; 4: on in and mz: h 1 pone. about it and had won him to ac- their appeal. | ways, “and a profession Pa 4 low and why he came into the|, "| ee ee eee } ey srowth of 1 , ) | | | Se Tes ettuatior ees , ae : rin ail i rvanization ian (The property was not as £xood as new, nica 764 09] sailed eRe io ‘ wey Upp ceptance of the principle. Mayor b Hats $5 | oe . ig ale ange aa he | é ee ee ee ee It had been subject to wear and tear 4 4 a : Terre ae was engaged be 1 reor- Miller, in January of 1926, an- ’ | ap opportunity to make money by buying up cur.ties of t stricke) : 4 ent $195,000 of v' “Thi i* ij ‘ +* ao ‘> . : ; ee > WOULD COMP I OMISE ON $60,000,000 VALUATION | lene hae ite ts, | A | as ath @ el ue oS $ 3,262,470 he yea wever—Novemb wep Seren a re a conferences a definite “service at He discu ond sll citi ee ; es aes : . . , es .' Lda} z : ‘ ; ‘ = which res ; arnaot a ficit Ty , . Bf eit erost”’ proposal for St. Louis. The ‘omnany —_ : : ee ee ie PEE REEDS bie wa | a gg Ee en Bein | ie aan: tea d paid ver’s receipts las | $200,00 piu" &@ corganizalion CcoMm-' st. Louis Public Bervice Ce, thé new compan) ‘ : b lf Vha 4 i tf f sot r} 7 Aer } , ans mul 7 Line couipabhy hla pail ) | . | Le | : ot hes , ’ rite ] . icket ; ompany that is to operate the pany towards the public would | Hie ‘omised (ter ervice,. but , . ee eee for it.) rebt, oO} ting pens and t stands at tnat | the reor-) street railways when Newman shall ee = We eet 2 bew tranchi sit Scare for common etoce,| CONSTRUCTION OVERHEADS ... $ 5,252,013 2 osu Saari Tix, ma| have Brought them out of receiver: And in this connection, h-« ifnilicantiv a} fiat ry) bs oni aca ‘ ee = E 7 r cent of ’ bLitfects of Increased Pare ; is ready nip, declared itself promptly for ' = ‘ ; (This sum was equivaient to lS per ¢ ha ae sedis . , ; the plan in newspaper advertise- tiie re} rnimitlee Main Floor ” A AN nee me eae at i me ek mae ete We are ads w to conipromise at approximat , . ed ) i Dos e 43 os = | oy investme! ‘O% ne property. i 4) i j () ac + - : : ; } . ‘ } ‘. \ - yi $60,000,000 a 1 sum upon which 1 hall be allowed : timetl basis of the ordinance is i ; A Abita hy ’ ‘ our | ; what Lie ; ’ LV “ ’ j . ‘ ’ ; ‘ Catiney ss] }aoul- Investors. j ‘ biif J «d Assembles (dwn (orev ani7Zation. ee company whose securities Boy” Shirts earn a fair 1 urn fron ares; bu ia: We t22e tik Du ‘J prer bes naid when the property was being bu! } ulls he y had pre d iia : : , rerw “ Tiga i i(t10n set n rcaau i ! in LSet mn va ‘ Hneoncies : ; ' ; , lark in eost ehall be based upon a ; res and omissions and CovD INn-z nucle . h vN af d i 44 izm i sit : i hose last associatio! ¥ beem valuation of between $68,000,000 cent decisions of the Unit: State Supreim ourt Ny ) esstu sanization of the | : ; : have reason to Ie na m wi t De if nan dain oon FRANCHISES - Pky : oo 21 208,522 , | viee : oO “ we hie} | i allorneys i she ‘land $60,000,000. Under such nn | tf ™ iene $75,000,000. ee ‘The commission found that the company a the ent fare. rate th xcept tional Bank of New York franciiise the speculative ae boa} VG | fy -owman'’s last reorganizall ents made when the company’s will be : \tt ; he latte figure and nroneriv a xpended this su r § roi rru . 7 , . yy MAANt BAN NS | The latter gt ; and pre nated had exp . | | ’ fag mh vite Bind : ail ; adetition waste at rock bott " day of . . He ‘ he Breet ear Aransportati in. h go mpany e&] deg red ry ary non Ag le f he’ ry} - Nn getung irancdbises required ayVILe i) | icine ee | ‘ ! : , " LP , Th “j would be re alized. oifering Siena gee | Hh If service were ttered, fares would go n izhe If far ache a ee ee ‘ity now is applying to th nmissic¢ ae we oie sath Pilea for Franchise, will be | Mmained stationary, service would deteriorate even ft ‘s present | : PGs SE ete reianige » WORKING CAPITAL | 2 15] 014 for N= th two . Cay ! when the “iy O8"-| Newman sald today tha§ seme well as ) |} @satisfactory charact The probability would: be strong that fares tely. § MEE SIIES 85 | ) till te oon 8 centa , . anchise was absolutely necessary, . . ve nae nde . . i0 { ' , ‘ ' oe — _ rie f } ‘ ‘ | sls bankers are deaf te IE ie wtart oo. | 2°00 whares of the 3 Erg “mer MAL VAINE..... Jin, $51,781,348 | vausion theor oduct ers an4| Sisse fon mare Memmiaont ein : | Waiked two and three |} want something. of ext 1 a operators, eae ‘the nev . rm! yn its | ee PE paid Oo mo! for externsiot et | < _e- oe ki a oe cpa te comgney s Seem aga to perfect: on “ en aa | sa How N Xe 7 . w ny a " ss hs gy ‘ 1j , , t » wate ‘ ~_ tal 7 Thrown Into leceivership rs “si yee _ lijety i Vas : ; ' nin , | | 3 4 = Geterinis ™ ruch the Pregeiver 2 9 s Aewman Operates compan Wil ia i a | we . : ; | | overt s eet ; i 4 ‘ ' exy , mn improvements tt ed. 2 x OS the street car busineas| or more and the common stock of | genera en egarded aS receiver by the | mn of a bond : + 2 of oe mga ts dean . “ae Sy epansety Clothing Section—Second Fleer e sal ie way in which 1-1 mpany wil worth at standard, had fail on the hold ho charge mismana wee ns pared y $ oa | ai \ weet waa | ‘% IT may say that | 3: gna Raut gu sik aad ' jh ken- ment 4 much more . , , Saine in vesimment, in a 2 ONS PE A AARON AN ARS A NE TE NR li a Ce meee i a I a NO A NN A NR NN CC IC AAO IN CCRT NS | REN ts A Bh = LLL i CT tance tite ata ti Ai ER eam LS Se ARO S: OCEe LOAGI NG ELLE OER AE i Le: SII tne th “ eters. +00: ioscan ensetlpncerenereeentieammasepumeammnn ce eee aE NE eee ee CLE DELLE LE NT te CN iat tt mine enmentae ial aetetsiaihieee a heed diate pian ee ee bal Louis operate them agrreemen? now ia | ES eS nee eye : spesheenellipachateteeemeeesereenenees eT OTE iurn, and New. Conterence wi — (oTi Bi LL NOE A Ate OO GOIN, GL LON! AL LLG NOI CE fit tt <A ee A se meme POE AL RL RR ce en — app: ication ee ae Ai Rts: HORT ATED vst, 1 EI LAGE RIMS Fm Aa mtg “7 APS Rin aT SR

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. __ «ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH; FRIDAY EVENING, APRIT 1, 1927, _— es ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH! 7 2 igen OOON LEAGUE'S MILLIONS, | A GOOD PRECEDENT. hea charge 1 league had 7 to 18 in . mee fhal thea Antiaaloon } af Pounded by JOSEPH PULITZER eon age | ca ee Bhe vote of 17 the State Senate for the i P 7 ’ fha lilavea my ole a iroheal Traffic has confirmation of Col. Orrick’s appointment 513 » Pee ee e % , P ae f : | :. : ‘ ~ a - : 7 , os . . ‘ : . | cenit eo oe ' rom Warne Wheel Oil "se * a.) ¢ : , . - - . a ' = or" . J . ’ “ Me - ; 4 “ : _— ‘ \ . . “ss . > = . “3 ee = ( Doran.) Rmug deciaration th: n niieal league haa tf fa: “flection o ee ' : Wa i ‘ pas i il aT) 7 iT) - . ’ : _ ; =" es : - a > "' ¥ ~ ‘ aoc oF. ~ fs «= rig’ ‘ : aN lance ns thy b , . ; ; 7 . . FR . ~~ : , , 7 - ’ sy ° . ° all . . = , an ™ f ; jf } ne ' } ! a! 1 . ) Lou tidaail . - Soh “a Megs . .- * , “en -€ : tT “ie we BEAD! LF. ~ ol. 7 . : - _* : Ps eet. . > P 4. + ~ . 7 _ 4 ré - — ot : . oom ortunate ETOUD f . ' 18 ’ ; ‘ THE POS*ST-DISPATCH PLATFORM. ral tor , > : ' , ° ° m ; ; A : - ‘ 3’e o: aoe has @>) ire ; =x Th iaw.’ ? ~~ : ' . 8 oe ae : “ a4 2 Oe, > D = , . . . nown that the , - . 7 ; wm — , ~4 at . : > a ta . ; om make neo difference tn tte cardinal ; i. . e » ot, , ‘ a - 7 Th ¢ hua J ié | on # ‘ P .% ~- } : T +f . se “~ ee > } . - Z * _ 3 Pe ; er ! : at censors. is # @ fight demagogues of all parties : h he ¢ 7 ? ." ", ye Oe Saataae, cane : he EOE . “ ~ pe Sb - : , > - ogy . F . : . - he satisfied with merely printing . mt e:neue OO rm r f ‘ i eu- ig? ta. é be ’ ; ' , , : : tea Tae ee SS . F' egative met no pendent; newer be afraid to attack — ) ae asl ee : 3 Py , . : = | m td wrong. whether hy predatory plia- | owe that St yu is ount nee h them. These fire. vine worto - possi dir, _ee Rumen CSS SS preme cape At noose teecracy or predatory powerty. ih r muat ha lev} d many ti ipague’s he * JOSEPH PULITZER. lion This metaphor of war. it should he « pee RE meee eg 8% : 3 ‘ iv : April 10, 1907, sintimet ta Sir “Whenla: een Peasy faeed oe on = ne : . a > ‘ey. Qi een. Se oe , a 3 ‘ > ee | Ost ig if spr yn me 0 ‘annot » “ann: stint nil xi eM, | > % | — , 24S es ss :- reading by the simpie process , a , : SS a RE a . : , 4 4 , . " iN . ‘me on re ue st MiLid not be puobiis Ae ad Let , ; . : . a.’ SUC es “i ~ bl Us Oo ty 2 , : ‘ € a . : co eee falsity of aie ‘ ; P . : P ‘ wit 4 'cyel * ‘ ‘ ne +8 ‘ ‘ . a + } . We i ale ll si sil a . ‘ : _- , ; 7 : " ‘ " - - 3 ‘ : : ™ "Th +e 7? p ameene ers Rvi erceeaging ¥ vs , . os eee ! . group of bDooKS ad eee me . Sr rie . ae . ye : ' i 4g impror an and ih, On ' ot knox ; we i ne ae | ¥ ; : : = WAT & ao demnec a5 — pro; Negroes Want Representation. KNOT ! ohy , wee " ' > iit ae : : Xie Valet f is 28 gather more than ‘ Lott l gay] A a on of : a ee ' , fn ~4 A alll . > La? eet ee : +> re | ‘Tseon Heir iecte , ay si ona -_ is ' mina ) ; ' rs. ‘ "" = ae " : aod r..¥ th z oe > 4 with ‘He ——— 2 ' n+ = ~ NJ aah Ad. iti sia ie &£ Ws 10 nor yp ¥ ' ~~ Ms ~ “hs, 3 . , ; r i « ae ov °) Jo © : “ P gional true or . uw ‘ 4 ° . -. ; e " * , ty = read Dy 5 , te. folly. It res e : 3 ‘ ‘Pr x os . is ’ } ; } . " ied ‘ ' . , - r) ~ ’ ¥ ied ¢ : ‘ L727) i }: . Tr} i ee 7. ~~ Ben ' bee . ie Py ’ 4 ‘ a : ee pet , i " . 3 : . ; . : . . 3 at 7 . . . 3 , . “ ? ; a tS ; -~ 9 i aa>o. : te Nae te tae Se al é rr S have have, for St. Louig forced ie basis of color. peopie in St. Loita who piete their education The portables used for Negro not com- Lo 118. 7 Ra i Ga Tso Beadie. feverishly fendin passage found by this method tess, they are not there only fair to warn ‘he sous that “The Beadie is are in greater ratio than those used rr . : 2s om —_ 43: the deta . ‘ e “7 : : ; % , ) ) | ether children. one once 7 At LO i@q stor st 26 AMTLIS 1n League : ; , ss Pu a yt I Goh pe yw . UNC ne £5 Sy. VR oe ae = j > 5 # inn nd aneene book. Campus marres yigot it and disbur: mn 2 OCT mown = oe 1 ma! \ rs ino ths a , A Seite, Al ee ak Re Re * 9 See = . ? we As y eo 2" we! gui an . vo gg 4 : ; ~ i ' ; J . > ‘ : - ae 2% - Be. . ; F , - “—_ . : _ . a to be cl ‘assed with of the drooling, giggling Key- peepers of contemporary literatu It is the work of a sane ’and far- seeing woman who is evidently old enough, both physically ‘tually. to Know The scene Dutch of th . Afri 7 "T"' le 2 theme , ne was rne treated anaes tonal >os, Soy . tfarrh, the Dp His mT Li 7 ifie ers of ae 2 aay: ’ - te, *%. oo. m~ ~ reads c@ @ leaf from ¢! register i. B03 96 —" , 3 awe . = . . . s+ " 6 Q ; . i 4 ‘ } : e n - . 7 - ' ‘ © rs > . . : s ~~ : s ’ Bs he new wherever of goodness +s Reeds a spokesman has one t the loon League ie slumnine in an} maT oa ss «OF indifferent—it i: kr 5 Ww) | ; 3 oe 5 tet EE. ef es - ‘ ,* oe a “+ B: gnto a reputabiec Superior privileges. Eve + India . iSSin 4 the ary armies is becoming increasingly terre. atin dscien be interesting ») learn na > ss . aS | | r. . Inte a remot walled ig treated Like a izen. "uit. : rful though he st a " the comparative opportunit r Dreathine in Ams — -. : | —" ‘e Dutch settiement oP oere Children ride fro ‘arondelet hav ) 1e ine a : Lie re. St. Loui iT efar : ee > an ae eth, tort, — _ genaam Valley. Sout to Cottage avenue f 1 high scho i ee M Stes . rig! ne think j LE id higher an wi e: an. C ae young English health-seeker education. The; s MeKinley Oo Shoat A4iRO Lil f eKS, we are getting d es ha regdv heen - | ‘ ; ¢ youns | Englis | , , ; a . , ed Cc ' istides. } ind * Lis . . = Dla ni Opi e i : I le] ery . : : ae mane i“ | , a hood he comes into THE KING'S WINE. proved that this ts bad for us. For all we know tact with Andrina neople deficient in n ote , sa i i : De ie ee mi Ps erphan, has 5 es -— Acie ; Migh i pon the r hand 3 : hay, ; . p ‘ who a . mevVvrouwF Van ~ reader learns by had been the fat mother, Kiaartie —~ te ver gliams : oe Soard = iste ng beyond its need or usefulne: a hem fore the birth pees SI ation. . . +4 if the 2 ‘ne i : ’ : Wi Cai = in certain fa ’ be hott tr “the co ‘ ie os that I hate wo “ f es . + 44. es 2 : fe It &® known the old Beadle, Aalst } 'Oxm ILL w OF iS - ™ ‘ -¢° ‘ ian ° was st . ; ; : - : +a } le an, i ? il i s i ~ 7 — : : . ~ ‘ P ' ; 7 —— Baer movies, the Ch 4 ; teapot i been concerned with the ta: Starki ff. annour : thi . CL Greory . . reathe gases ; ss ees | hall : hes een el : ge mother: but there a: ; in yt be e thines am ever without® & the aa a .A Wal i ; Monev . oved one and gout, - ' a ————— nr a> * Neediess, n AY discontinne ' : | lie could AL Ps rmiatio? ; Seem: that the measure of 3 ’ a * mark 3 3 . 7 , ‘ té ris " . ; : : mI m& teree months in any chiropractic col- jegiance to Do a iil ic ic , ry ot ho . ¥4 . T.. - = ; —_ . ‘ " . & ~*~ . - f 4 my] he AS/ A La Lz a Y if i a. D P 3 } ual oy ‘ : ; “ i ‘i , ial . ‘ ° . forced to op > Virdow a iataats = oe ¢ ce and wor '. iw » #3 : : = > ' FTA DT) ; onal wile ee ; Bnd let in th: ' AnOther wonder ‘h Ari fficial ‘her a sacine TR EO CA | : LO! nad mit Publication of ‘the Rritish Medical As . : = es night have the bridge guestion the a: : + yeep ho that bh . Fe e ; a . ‘ ‘ : . Cs j ‘ as : cart ara np vO iS 407i , uj {=e ge asad MA ad Te etting ust What the : : : ‘ ; Note on an Edit or ri2 , a rr, vaccination ' O ‘O] Ing Ould Go, no te rate head Mr. Ganz ame His Critics. a eobda M4 i Pf hs . ' ‘ ‘ , ——— Be ' . = - He ~~ oe ae Mews that ? . . ) ! : — = | local theaters this week. «°9 B® | gina site ee say gee ‘t Denk , sons were entertained from 44 : 3 this morl- 18 si ei ve ; a: ov ‘ ‘ r ‘ : | he , bers pe on at oe clock last m1 a f “ ° s the Chase riote.. Before tr. M “4 G ANZ has resigned and tho: |. remained eee } | ' | : one uSSOlini’s 2 i — beemany — > , ric . which is Orchestra, and : : | | ) . | . , ee ed 4 careers cere maior 5, ; many conduc a position Will be read recent venomot Mr. Ganz and hi conductor. sap sae ™ ides ~ | ro date. th enate ha : . ‘te mo | : ‘ : : z . : i : or veri ' =. ' ” : > SS eae ene ~ — q pertence behind me mu admit by eo 7 hy arned — ‘ iC 1U) ' i have k : POLITICS JOLTED AGAIN | : | — | % t Jol interpretations of the great ma: gs: AW ; ge | Unt) mn the poems — 4 4’ Jolsen ww aiways most inspiring % : Diente, Se moliti, : another } fferson ie 1H we — | . a. ngers fron : :% [ if) 1} : . a : ‘ : AN i -. rT), mi. bg — for one never playve. ra hr: » , Te mig) = he & er ) ; me me a 7 —9 ' - 4 Ad : | i/istin gFuished Precedent for the Y ba “eater was | om ! : . ; : m 1 a Tlas ; oc headliner of | night's perferm- ; .Or? Generation. : “Sy pte ' > aint ana ) ince, with Elliott. Nugent and men Nut com- sharin ” Fer Tr 7 ue under hia baton i? musical eriri — hie " - a ual . (?) were such as really und and mue pt , - state : wae vis a : 3 ‘ , | . i of the higher order it ; ‘Tident th: a ee ee 8 Of political appointees =e , ' : I A ae ea oi 8 -a headline | fi bers of his : 2 Poe they have been most unfair tn their rs eenaiors Br 1 and Kinney of oo ee ; ; aw ne uses ste c =. Pany from the merican views. However, permit me to call your Posed the scheme and both are er A eis ° mae : j : | | : ee 5 atom, elf even tn iGe@@eee © 20 the honors Jean Bed attention at this time to the abo qe PeCRIT ne commendation Heh _ : . | : ‘ | tins : . {) P ee ihe . a We may x , rep Orpheum. ac: ss master of cere- tation by Bernard Shaw. We, th : & | | : he mine L 2 a ay | $ si : Rae an SE *S. 401 this untry ? B* eemien tatretectns each Os — bers of the orchestra, know when : cf | : ify oe Va er Sen: : lene nf , | ee 0 u DS “er Pl Ue ef the beast featw was a sine have given good concerts 2 wae soem & coBspictous "3 ating the er: eine | eae eo oe | ) - ranges ab , 7 | | "ities I: Bette ie, a By the Associated Pread he Will be remember: . c , ” : —e sie ' "AD p i . 6 — : ; i. | — os 6 se — ae#k me another pee , we CHICAGO Apri! | — PT ieerd critica have been forgotter, Taphe s moty a One aaa - tet : Tre , ‘2 solution ‘ou ‘ re ) 7 : | aii Si wanes me a - Y a3 Hillman. a5 elire off. foornder et} JOSEPH KRAUSS ‘of a team. road ron’ | bens , | : . 1b Pic omdage- ries “ Sta on Tistriet to * the Chicago tepar: seal aisles Tia her: ~ - | al Sd , s ; ge ewe > OT ew York will > Ss kis nam: ' é is rorer 4 , ee “ | 2-08 Digat clube, mm. Seepita in Woo: them te advwerriee to : . ?> @ Maror Mii PMA AD. PR am len A allie Alli Bie Se MAB A eel reed eee

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DUr be the things that I hate worse th sin: ‘bridge game, the movies, the Charlest and gin, pur be the things I am ever without: Ney, ambition, a loved one and gout, ree be the things I shall never attain: race when I’m dancing, spats and a car ree be the things I shall have till I’ . hearsed: bor hands at poker, a tired soul, and thirs | F “ * . Note on an Edrttorial. ‘Caesar, we who are about to be eclipse lute thee,” might well be Mussolini’ Otto. “El Duce Benito proved but human clay When Italy’s women dared to have their say,” Shakspeare might have said. ‘Tis tru one of the gentlemen on our left ha binted out, that a Roman hewspaper ques bned:: “Should Italian ‘women -be plum thin?’ ‘Tis true that -Benito the Bu Dlic flunked, failed to answer, sot cold fee aded the question,. said he did not know t observe, messieurs et mesdames, th prm of the question, “Should?” Picture rst-cilass, all wool, guaranteed not to war run down at the heel dictator permittin question to begin with “Should.” n't be done. Were not Mussolini's pow er the fair sex circumscribed, ham strun be tied and broken to harness, the que: h would be “Must?” Dictator! Ba fhe female of the species ig more deadl an the male.” e + * In New York. — Stone walls d ¢ = : alls do not a prison make, Or so the poets say; i Nor yet a pleasing residence =f For authors of a Diay. ee > * . we, Belen Wills has written a voli ems, but we cannot pass on her ptus until we have seen the poen . * ” 4 Stinguished Precedent for the Generation. sir: According to a headline. Geor a Shaw never uses water on n Benius betrays itself even in ¢ At you think we may expect a lam @uthors in this country? ¢ . . > a“ An optimist is one who enlists’ brine Corps “in times of peace.” | ; . . * rood question for the curren Uld be: Who are Hienry Ford's ot} in. the libel-suit? 7 « - © resident Covlidge's Wisconsin Kt be describ ‘d. a des “G. 48 a sort o ' g a : Imaginary Conversations, Reporter: Should Italian women’t thin? Mussolini: Better a : - The new United States District the City of New York will tice of raiding night clubs. T ” s0ine Of them to advertige to: e. Sk me another > > at after flowers, ) a. ments and donations hav eounted for, : | mittee, under the direc mer Mayor | ~ about $9000 to the national organ: ization. singers from Theater, was looked | headliner . | ance, with Elliott Nugent and mem- | bers of his ‘The pany from the honors. Orpheum, acted as master of cere- | monies, introducing each act. of the best features Was a simgii: and dancing turn by a large num- ber of members of the Municipal Opera chorus. The St. Louis branch of the] Musicians’ Union eontributed a 50- | piece orchestra and the Stage | Hands’ built and = equipped the | stage. Mr. Kiel] opened the affair | by introducing Mayor Miller. -wh- | ae ST LOUIS POST- DISPATCH. °¢ JOHN G NE! Of Malzing ML Contribution to a Young Art THE BEADLE. By Pauline Smith. | (Doran.) $6 HE BEADLE” is one of that | T tortunate group of books | : which has shared with “As It Was,’’ by Helen Thomas, the valua- | ble disapproval of certain Boston | censors. It is a pity that not all books thus advertised are so dis- | tinguished for simple truth and beauty as are the two here named. | Censors woud be of greater value if they could be depended upon to advertise by their most effective | negative method only books of such | genuine worth. It would then be possible, for those who may re- gard human sympathy as the su- | preme achievement, to choose their reading by the simple process of | reversing the decisions of the dog- matically good. But the matter is | seriously complicated by the fact | {Hat it seems to be the theme that ig considered and not the truth or | falsity of the treatment, Thus it happens that when a group of books is publicly con- demned as improper, there is a popular scramble for all of them; | and so, as usual, the devil is given rather more than an even break with the angels, for it can hardly be otherwise than that the occa- sional true book in such groups is read by many in a blind spirit of folly. It is probable that very many have already leafed through “The | Beadle,” feverishly seeking for of- fending passages. They may be found by this method. Neverthe- jess, they are not there; and it is only fair to warn the merely cu-/ rious that “The Beadle’ is a very dull and disappointing book, not in any way worth their time, and not | to be classed with the masterpieces | of the drooling, giggling key-hole peepers of contemporary literature, It is the work of a sane and far-| seeing woman who is evidently old itually, to know what's what. The scene is laid among the Dutch of South Africa and the! theme is similar to that of “The Scarlet Letter.” The theme was very old when Hawthorne treated | it, and it is now, and shall always be, new wherever the conventional form of goodness is mistaken for the spirit of it and so hardens gnto a reputable vice. Into a remote and primitive Dutch settlement of the Aan- genaam Valley, South Africa, comes a young English health-seeker. Living with one of the more sub- stantial families of the neighbor- hood, he comes into intimate con- tact with Andrina, a gentle, shy and trusting girl who, being = an orphan, has come to serve in the house of the saintly Mevrouw Van Der Merwe, Little by little, th reader learns by inference what had been the fate of Andrina’s| mother, Klaartie, who, shortly be- | fore the birth of her daughter, had been deserted by her husband | for reasons unknown to the |. neighborhood, and who died in | “ee childbirth, | | It ts known that, tm some Way, | the old Beadle, Aalst Viokman, had | been concerned with the fate of the mother: but there are only two in the valley, besides himself, who | ACTORS’ FUND SHOW -ISAFINE SUCCESS ———— Ahout $9000 Is Raised by Din-| ner and’ 30 Acts Ol Vaudeville. With more than 30 acts of vauar- ville, provided by most of the ac- | iors and actresses appearins local theatess this week, 709 “ee sons were entertained from o'clock lastnight until 3 this mor® ing at the Chase Hotel. Before he vaudeville began the 700 guests, | who paid #12.50 apiece for the i | tickets, wer served a dinner W hic}. in the know the truth of the matter, and Stances was inevitable has bef — that the ‘Beadle stand: old fellow at One think of Lear and Oedipus. advantages of And is not literature a means |Of living vicariously ? characteristic tangle of human mis- understandings, rhree Books by Christopher Morley sympathetically pooks from the fecund licitous pen of Christopher Morley love story, partaking of the mystic perverse sprite ‘‘who lives in every poet’s heart’ Furthermore, Morley is about to | great popularity . , a of this 37 -Y¥¢ ar-old enough, both physically and spir-| product of Haverford Colles: 'ford and journalism, in the general reader It tells in alle- Piccadilly Cir- named because annual carnival Friday, April 8. the ‘proceeds to accrue to a biwilding ' amy Idooks Social Items oT. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH TO BE BRIDESMAID | N attractive informal tea will | be given Sunday afternoon by ‘Mrs. William V. Schevill of 4511 | Washington boulevard and her sis- is when the apparently hard-| ter, Miss Alice Meier, ai Mr. Sche- | vill’'s studio, 314 North Euclid ave- | ‘nue, in honor of Miss Elizabeth | |Green, daughter of the late Dr. and | Mrs. John Green, and Mrs. John A. | , '} Haskall of 4453 West Pine boule- Klaartje begins to dawn upon the And when that which in|Europe. The guests will be a group ‘'vard, who will said April 23 for of triends of ‘the travelers, and those serving at the tea table will be Mrs. W. W, Boyd Jr., Mrs. Philo ‘Stevenson, Mrs. George Gellhorn and Mrs, John Cole. Mrs. Haskell and Miss Green will | leave St. Louis next ‘week for the | East to visit Mr. and Mrs. Haskell’s | son at Harvard Unievrsity before sailing, and will join their daugh- ter, Miss Lucy Haskell, in Paris, | where she is studying at the Sor- bonne. Mrs. Henry Leverett Chase, who! ,;has been with her son-in-law and | (daughter, Dr. and Mrs. Edward V. | Mastin of 5136 Westminster place, | |for the winter, departed yesterday | for Providence, R. I., to visit an- | other son-in-law and daughter, Mr. | and Mrs. Edward R. Trowbridge Jr. At the termination of her visit | Mrs. Chase wiil go to Saunders- | town, R. LL, where she has a sum- mer home to remain until autum: She will sail in September for Kurope to remain a year. She will visit another daughter. Mrs. Rich- | 'ard D’Oylv-Hughes, wife of a Brit- ish army officer in India. Mrs. A group of parties are being egiv- en in honor of Mrs. Clay E. Jordan of the St. Regis apartments, retir- ing president of the Wednesday Club. Mrs. Herman von Schrenk | of 4906 McPherson avenue will ‘have a small tea for her Tuesday i afternoon, when the guests will be | ‘limited to the officers and com- | go to their summer home at Wian.- mittees of the club. Miss Etta Jor- dan wii give a luncheon and mati- | nee party Saturday, April 24: Mrs Sam P. Goddard will have a lunch- eon next week, and last Thursday | Mrs. Everett Pattison, Mrs. tAlph | tf. Thompson, Mrs. TT. W Van Schoiack and Mrs. Wilbur ‘True- blood gave a luncheon election | for the Wednesday Club during the ensuing year will be of officers held this month Invitaions have been received for the wedding of Miss Marie Nu- gent, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ed win T. Nugent. and Thomas Mich- ael Conrov. Wednesday, April 27, at 5:30 o'clock at St. Peter's Epis copal Church A reception wil! follow at the St. louis Country Club \irs Paul Kusz Ring of the Greystone Apartments will depart Sunday for boston. to visit her mother Mrs. R. M. Sherrard of Pittsburg, Pa., who has been the guest of her brother, Mr and Mrs. Marshall G Cochran of 5555 Pershing avenue, has departed for her home Th John Burroughs School on the Price road will give its second ae wee = ee mw mee — ~— -- ~~ ewe = —- - - began at 9o’clock. The entertain- ment was for the benefit of th Actors’ Fund of America, which is endeavors ¢ to raise a million and a half jilars for the endowment of the ctors’ Home on Staten Is- land,” complete check-up ha@ecn made of the amount ed last night, but it is thought the sales program and entertain- been ac Oe that the local com.- tion of for Kiel, will turn over | with his Negro jubilee the Shubert- Rialto upon as the Al Jolson, of last night's perform- | Poor Nut” com- | the American, sharing | Jean Bedini, from the | One | made a short address. Dancing followed the vaudevill part of the show. Edward Hillman Dies at 65. By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, April 1.—KEdward Hillman, 65 years old, founder it the Chicago department store bear ing his name, died last night at | hospital in Winnetka, a suburb | | “Flexible Shoes for Flexible Feet” _ EE eee Give Their Feet a Chance “ITTLE Feet are easily mould- In the right shoe they drow straight and strong.... lever Shoes are naturally shaped to allow toes to lie straight. The flex. ible arch strengthens foot: muscles by exercising them. COMFORT ’ AFR ae ore ty : , : ~ * RE ee RR Ge oa « 4 7 + oneness MISS EMMA |! | ISS PETRING, daughter of the | x +- - ry 2 : wane orien . Ee la RE Re et Be antile Shoe Women’s Silk Hose “Everwear” Service Silk or Chiffon $2.00 per Pair—3 Pairs, $5.00 ilever Shoe Shop 516 ARCADE BLDG. 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Write for Dealer Information COPELAND DEALERS: YOUTHFUL ¢ SMART « AND INDIVIDUAL « FEATURED IN NAVY AND NEW SHADES TYLES in New Misses’ Frocks for Easter have ar- rived this past week, bringing to us the very latest style changes from Paris. Famous designers have contributed all that smart newness, mak- ing this assemblage truly an individual one. Navy Frocks will play the important role in the Easter promenade fol- lowed by Beige, Green and other shades so popular this Spring. Priced upward from 3010 Locust GArfield 2440 VODERN HOME APPLIANCE oo.. ‘4 MeDantels St.. Springfield. Me. “TE. GENEVIEVE AUTO CO., Ste. Genevieve, Ma TrLETCHER & BARGER, Filington, Potosi, Fredericktown, Van Be . T. BRYANT, Charlesten, Ma. Illinois Dealers FAST ST. LOUIS HOTS BROWN & BROWN, Hilleborw, Til. HKUNNEK PLUMBING & HEATING CO., 305 State &t., Alton, Ti. HARRISON MOTOR (CO., New Salem, Illinois. MNEMMETER & PALMER, Th S. Sth St., Springfield, Ii. LTER D. GLENN, 10 bk. Willlems St.. Decatur, 11. . 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fast aen Pe ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ____ of the dinner, Landor attempted to etage a little revolution of his JUDGE DAVIS ASSIGNED T0 HEAR own. He fired several shots from | HEBER NATIONS’ SECOND TRIAL across the hall atthe door of the! obnoxious Tory. Luckily no fatal-| ities resulted, ut the college au-| __ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ____ FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 1, 1927_. Lee Ia EDERAL JURYMEN Court ruled he should have disqual- Conviction of Former Labor Com- | ified himself when the defendant Pmis Says There Is No for Such Payment for missioner Was Set Aside Because lalleged prejudice. Judge -Davig Services. | Mexico Ships Lead Cargo to Russia. | By the Associated Press. MEXICO CITY, April 1. — Ef- forts of Mme. Alexandra Kollantay, soviet minister to Mexico, to estab- ‘lish commercial intercourse ~ be- |'tween Russia and Mexico are bear- ‘ing fruit. The first ship from Mex- | ‘ico for Russia left Tampico today lwith a $100,000 cargo of lead, ac- cording to El Universal, which adds | that the vessel will -bring back raw | ' materials from Russia. DR. B. LEWIS CHARGES (FIRST SEWER DISTRICT (OXFORD HONORS MEN THEFT OF $15,000) PLEAFILED IN COUNTY, WHOM IT EXPELLED xs" sie SSR Sis hat aa | | ; mous in English political life, was| gocienated by the United States| because of a crowded docke@, -——_——_-— . . smisse 0 after! pix ’ ‘als to try the Gibbon, Locke Landor promptly dismissed in 184 ter! Circuit Court of Appeals to try Shelly, eB. : attempting to fight a duel with | .ase of Heber Nations, former State | and William Penn one of his classmates. | Labor Commissioner, charged with Among Them. 1103 Olive—5911 Easton \ATURDAY 9 ECIAL «6 CAMP UKE WHILE $ 49 Latin Contest April 20. The annual intercollegiate Latin contest, in which the nine Jesuft universities of the Missouri prov« including St. Louis Univer- | ' Invokes New Law for Creation of Zone at Webster (sroves. ' Securities Salesman Is Accused of Embezzlement in Indictments. ADVERTISEMENT | chase : ee i | The petition for incorpora- | ofa with au- 'thority to bonds to | pay for sewers, was filed in Circuit |; Court at Clayton today, one week jafter the new St. Louis County $13,000, trom a client, | sewer enabling law became effec- tive. It is for Webster Groves Dis- trict No. 1, covering exactly the same territory as River:des Peres Two Edward Gibbon, author of “The| conspiracy to violate the prohibi- Decline and Fall of the Roman Em-| tion law in the sale of beer from pire,” who entered Magdalen in|the Griesedieck Brewery, whose | ince, By the Associated Press. 1752 at the age of 15, was expelled! conviction and sentence of 18/citsy, compete, will be held OXFORD, England, April 1.—/14 months later for joining the| months in the penitentiary at a; April 20. Last year a St. Louis —Almost as many famous men Roman Catholic church. ereviota trial was set aside by the! university student won first place. have been expelled or have quit Oxford University prematurely as 728 U6 me ove have been graduated in the regu- =| | The Biggest Radio Value in Town Judge Faris said today knew of ne law which guthorize him or Judge or any Federal officials » issue certificates or vouch- he Treasury, in payment for Because l'wo indictments were returned first | omen lin Cireuit " ey Jacobs, securities salesman, Keep Young! ° ivaliued at a with of $2648 cash, | and bonds of’ the Cities Service Co., Bright eyes, a clear skin anda, ‘ | body full of youth and health may district, 20-year sewer issue Court today, charging | tion embezzlement witness seryice. nate filibuster and the ad- nt without passing the y appropriation bill, jurj — lar manner. One who was expelled outright || was William Penn, who later went of 525 Clara offices in Lew is with = MOO Rg ata. sn vee ~ “ a surgeon + 7 . (C‘entury Bullding. short, and wee. ~~ — | +. i - Op 8 ee tela Ameen ie tb eeeetbus ee . —_ > “ 2 as > or ee “ “ee *- iv - e . - - ™ 26%. ee ie -_ —" = ps tert te lay oan a ag . . > Oo aD es ee : a - aes... a — . Fe me 7 tipiad teenie ee ol | A ey ee + het er me = . » "dé Here’s Your Chance to Own a Beautiful, Sweet-Toned ‘ Uke at a BIG BARGAIN : oe MIUSIC COMPANY »™§ 1103 OLIVE—5911 EASTON OFFERS in nee For BARGAIN MADE MACHINERY, DISPATCH WANTS. RE- POST- be yours if you will keep your system in order. Drink lots of water and try HAARLEM OIL CAPSULES. |For 200 years a world famous diuretie stimulant. Kidney, liver, bladder and uric acid troubles are the enemies of life and looks. All druggists, three sizes. x and accept no imitation card special. LOCUST Biccard Leather Goods $525 The new Spring style Under-arm and Pouch Bags, in the group illustrated, are exceptionally fine values offered as a Jac- These are tailored of Hudson patent leather with reptile trim and also alligator calf. Each style is shown in the new colors and has a moire silk lining. A Limited Quantity An Early Selection Is Advisable accards CA Exclusive Jewelers ' ! i i ! t | at NINTH | Lewis and Leek for the name Gold Medal on every... old, ' residence, | years. find a The alleged Jan, 17 July 2 of the city to- and out of rned. district Doherty & Co., building, agents (jties Service place could not WwW. 5S. manager Ol hboatme! the cobs was employed as a salesman until Jast June, but that the ictions between Jacobs and Ilr. were personal nature, did Doherty & i sales H. L is sank for Co.,. said of a not concern ahout SO ched Pherson who is Jacobs, mot pe Ire at 5912 Mi could ave- 7 nue. ADVERTIs£MENT AFFLIGTED WITH CONSTIPATION. 30 YEARS embezzlements took | 1925. | trans- | ;and to Manchester road. |ularity is (following drainage (tis of the i | ) ' Kellogg’s ALL-BRAN. | brought relief in two weeks! Read Mr. Weller’s sincere tribute | pay they would do likewise if appoint- | | his complaint | } | McElhinney April 23. District No. 1, which was dissolved last after the old sewer law was held unconstitutional. A public hearing on the petition held before Circuit The territory year, will he involved, a large and populous one, 'includes all of Webster Groves, all Ja- | VEears | his | | ae i minimum. the northern half irregular sections of Shrewsbury, of Glendale and 'of unincorporated country running Kirkwood | the eastern line of The irrer- of to the necessity sheds. due There are 150 petitioners asking for formation of this district, 50 cent more than required Their lawyers are the | Pennsylvania. Judge | now occupies a large corner of the | /'main quadrangle of University Col- | | Roessel & Minton, Edward G. Cur- | ; | the firm of Nagel & and Carter, Jones & Turney. ert A. Roessel is City Attorney of Webster Groves and Curtis and John R. Turney reside there. The petition recommends appointment by the Court as commissioners to conduct affairs of the_.district, Clarence R. Comfort, a stationer: ". ©. Pennell, chief engineer of the Southwestern Bell Telephone Co., and J. P. Larson, secretary of St. Louis Millmen’s Associa- tion. The proposed commissioners stipulated thev would serve without and the attorneys stipulated Rob- ed by the Court as counsel for the commissioners. j ' ; ' ; ' to the power of ALL-BRAN in re-| | lieving this dread disease: “T have been constipated for the last 30 Have taken stuff from all over the world without any result. A couple of weeks ago I got a package of your ALL-BRAN, Have taken two spoonfuls with sugar and | milk at every meal and ever since 1 am not | constipated any more.” G. WELLER South San Francisco, Cal. Constipation leads to more than ' forty serious diseases. Don’t let it begin its deadly work on you. 'Headaches, pimples, spots before the eyes, dizziness—all are tell-tale symptoms. Kellogg’s ALL-BRAN is guaran- teed to relieve constipation. Eat two tablespoonfuls daily—inchronic cases, With every meal. J ; | | seeking The former River des Peres sew- er district had cost property own- attorneys, engineers and assistants, and only preliminary plans were accomplished before the enabling law was knocked out. The County Chamber of Commerce, in which toessel and Curtis are active, to prevent unscrupulous from in formation of new persons owners tricts. dis- Kirby, | | : | which mulcting propert? | | American ardent partisan of the revolution- | to the disgust of Tory | aristocrats in the college. | ers of this area $21,000 for fees to | an | ton, _ clude feud | bors came in is | Under the law, a sewer district | may issue bonds, the interest and retirement of which are to be met | by a separate tax on property with- |'in the district, Kellogg’s is 100% bran—100°% | effective. Delicious with cream or milk—and add fruits or honey. Use in cooking. Served and sold every- | where. Made by Kellogg in Battle 'Creek. Recipes on package. ee Party Leaders Agree That Dawes |! ama | QUICK and EASY way te LOST ARTICLE is to AD-«- VERTISE the toss in POST-DIS- PATCH WANTS, ™ THE Ps sane ee S282) Pe gts gces as RBRRERB EEE HEE BE BA SIXTH. AND 77-3, #6 @ ST CHARLES New Straps and Pumps ‘ —Styles That Will lili You— Quality That Will Thrill You PARCHMENT! PATENT! GRAY! 7 7 / eo sane eee ewrenasene tease eee Re eee eee te > Our supremacy in the $3.95 field was never more forcefully demonstrated than in these striking models. of more expensive styles,.they’re also made of materials that you would never dream possible at this low price. them Saturday. 295 y j fla" P We onal ~ ; eh Li ib Witte / AGL Illustrated— Two of the 20 Charming Patterns Covered Cuban, Louis and High Spike Heels Not only are they copies By all means see All sizes 2'» to 8. ® > o) PPPDREEEL SS TY TIPIH HAL H+ Hi Mb bebdi ete: tetsicass ‘hold Quaatz, attacked the Dawes plan as having} life. | burden | — — = fenders — — ands “ eee reR ame under a special as- sessment. REICHSTAG APPROVES BUDGET FOR REPARATIONS PAYMENTS Plan Must Be Revised to Suit Altered Conditions. By the Associated Press. BERLIN, April 1.—The Relch- stag has approved the budget pro- | of Only payment full payment Dawes plan annuities. communists opposed when the vote was taken. Before the vote there was.a visions for (calm discussion of Germany's eco- nomic situation as affected by the Dawes plan, the common of all the speeches being the cessity for early plan. ‘countries. 'trist, ll examiner pronounced clined ' tomer. | Rime, i of The speakers made forts to timit themselves to erate expressions. Only Dr. Extreme mod- Rein- upset Germany's industrial He suggested that the tax sheuld not made heavier be. cause “‘the more we exert ourselves the we must pay he more ’? Frederich Dessauer, and reporter for the Committee, made it Dr, plain that the | Dawes plan is greatly preferable to the situation which existed the Dawes but stressed others that be revised, the must Ger. many’s desire to fulfill her obliga- | ' tions, ROBBERS LOCK 25 IN BANK VAULT, ESCAPE WITH $25,000 Five Unmasked Men Work Leisure- ly, Holding Up Customers as They Enter Texas Depository. the Associated Press, TAMPA, Tex., April 1.- masked bank robbers. to take money and instructed tims on how to vault. robbed the tional Bank of Three men with peared at many bank. One rémained Ry Five un- who from a their from a lirst Na- escape Tampa $25,000. revolvers ap- of the the front as doors at 'door, while the other .two backed fall ithe rear of the building, where they employes jand customers into were concealed by a partition erected while is undergoing repairs. As customers entered tha rob- ber the front door ordered to the rear, taking their temporary the bank at them money. Finally the robbers ordered the customers and employes, ing about 25, into the vault. -One of the men tossed a screwdriver to | how | them, giving instructions on it was to be used to open the door after the robbers had left. NEW ROCHELLE, N: Y., April Albert Mahlstedt, president the National Lumber Dealers’ | Association, was found dead in his home today, with a shotgun at his side. Police said that he had heen cleaning he weapon in preparation for a hunting trip. The medica} dental. Nationalist, | to other | Cen- | Rudget i before | ‘it was formulated. He agreed with | Plan | the | the | burden | ne- | revision. of the obvious ef-| number. | dt- | cus- | vie- | | Head of Lumber Men in U:S. Killed | : i death acci- | to America and gave his name to his parents’ request, probably will be the King of England. The undergraduate career Percy Bysshe Shelley the best known. He ford in 1810, and lived months in rooms at University Col- It was here that is lege. which caused both Shelley and his friend in disgrace. A Shelley lege. on he pelled, is on view Library. William Penn entered Christ Church in 1661, and was expelled for non-conformity. But now in the great dining hall of Christ Church hangs his portrait. Close by Penn’s portrait hangs the portrait of John Locke, the philosopher, who was expelled soon after, in 1684, on charges of se- dition against the Government of Charles II. Walter Savage at the Bodlelan Landor, the au- thor, was a student at Trinity Col-| the | an ; following He was rege in the days Revolution, ary forces, He was George Washing- earliest writings written to him, the young hig aristocratic 1793, when, as he de- clared, an “obnoxious Tory” giving a dinner to a group of “serv- itors and other raff.”’ admirer of and his an ode Climax of with The democrat Another, the Prince | ‘of Wales who left prematurely at | perhaps | entered OX- | for 11) Shelley | wrote his pamphlet ‘The Necessi- | ty of Atheism” the publication of. James Hogg to be expelled | memorial | A copy of the very pamphley | “The Necessity of Atheism” for | had originally been ex. | in- | neigh- | was LE! | Electr | ' | 5-TUBE RADIO ssl | AE OO ically Equipped § No more constant recharg- ing of A batteries. plug in on your house light- ing current, then tine in. : sole is Just volt B | TERMS $1.75 WEEKLY | Store Open Evenings Until 9 O’Clock WuRLIIZER ished. CONSOLE Regular $175 Outfit, Only °37 COMPLETE Nothing Else to Buy | This powerful 5-Tube Radio Con- waiting for. Gives you everything you can ask for in a receiving set. This extremely low price, only $87.50, includes all accessories, 5 Cunningham Tested Tubes, 2 45- Battery, 1 C Battery, r Trickle Charger, r Grid Leak and Built-in Utah Speaker Unit. is handsomely designed ahd fin- 50 just what you have been Batteries, 1 A Storage The cabinet 1006 OLIVE East St. Louis Store, 309 Collinville Av. v In the midst ’ — ee 12 or 18 months to pay, slight added You receive a guaranteed brand-new De Luxe Eden with nickel charge. and cylinder. at no added cost. Order 44g 34" Bi» > Th be $33 we Ae 4% ee CO RES nk Ce - + a, ° : + ~~ od - det . : . ie fem V or =" —— . Or Ot ore Sippy Be a gehen ‘ eos . “* w i ne Le -. ’ 3 ~ ~~ 2 wv ee RED ta a ee * efOl— - Bt i 4 74 Ce. >: aga Save $42.50 on the De Luxe St. Louis’ Favored Washer - Pe or . 2 ra 4 ¥ 2 PME oe Pro . . es oe , ee wa 2 PETS OM OS ee Sg es . - “ * r pomaeie =: — . aA debetete ttt ttt ttt i tiltispiIIlTlilTililiy Sie A ee ta, > Sah Ras $0 Reduced a From $170 to... fOr— One year DOMESTIC ELE 908 Pine St. Louis Wolken Electric Co. Spring & Humphrey—LaAclede 1528 Representatives 12 30 Order Now F rom UNION ELE LIGHT AND POWER COMPANY 12th and Locust (or any Bran ch) MAi Easy Monthly Payments on Your Light Bills Scruggs-Vandervoort-Barney ] : | | : | : Electric Shop— Basement GArfield 7560 Stix, Baer & Fuller Fifth Floor Distributors Or One of Our Sales CEntral 6500 CTRIC CO. GArfield 2609 J | lleged ned P¥.648 14, On which a tax Motorbus Co. emOt been reported to the city ness funds are rts are now proceeding with fraction of the usual quota rs. rers have suggested that, the might issue such certificates chers, which banks would a sligh), discount, but Judge ted ngt only the ‘lack of ute authorizing such action. order sent out by the At- ‘General, that deficits shal! created. . lowance of $4000 has been or jury fees at the spring court here. The usual cost service for this term a The amount allowed will the trying of cases of pris- | ho have been unable to give mostiy in liquor cases. Such rs are being brought into o pleac guilty tor stand trial a trial yesterday, the jury of 17 did not suffice, and a ~ Marshal was sent out on street to pick up six more The usual panel fs 75. . WHO KILLED WOMAN OVER HUSBAND ACQUITTED y Murder Trial Jury Up- is Her Right to Defend Sanctity of Home, fie the f’o t Dispatch STLEY CITY, Ky., April 1. oman has as much right to her home as has a man, a ere has decided in acquitting Mattie Simpson Walker, 32 old, wife of Sheriff G. C. and mother of six chil- It was charged that Mrs. r shot to death Mrs. Stella last summer, because of “affair” with Mrs. r’s husband. The jury de- ed only 15 minutes. AD- ately 300 persons in the p0m applauded the verdict he Judge rapped for order. acquitted woman's sj{x chil- rere in court when the ver- as returned. Sheriff Walk- not present. mh the “unwritten law” plea, ifense coupled one of emo- insanity at the time of the . Mrs. Walker said in testi- she remembered nothing the slaying. The alleged in- was brought on, Mrs. Walk- ified, by clandestine meetings husband and the woman was slain, ’ ee ee eee ANDER KILLED, FOUR MEN! IN HAVY AIRPLANE CRASH W. T. Rassieur of St. Louis Slight burns on face and See ne ——— HPTS OF U, R. BUS LINE HOW INCREASE OF $75,658 for Year Attriputed’ to Exten- of Service Into Unde- _ Veloped Territory. ® receipts of the St. Louis *. Were increased $75,658.44 the year Feb. 1, 1926, to 1, 1927. over a similar previ- Od, according to a report to RY by Assistant Treasurer W. ynihan of the United Rall- Co., which operates. the *r its permit the bus com- ‘™Must pay the city a tax of Cent on gross receipts, or ‘ 20, for last year. The previ- Sr gross receipts amounted : of 4 was paid ¢ Mcrease is due largely to an *n of the bus service into asly undeveloped territory, of the.company sald. Brass earnings of the Peo- for last year ; STUDENTS WAIVE HEARING 82d Barton, Under $10,000 mond for Robbery Trial. » Ottofy and Lucian Barton, hool students, charged with an oi] filling station, to- | 4 preliminary hearing on o robbery before =n and were released on bond each. /&Te sons of West End phy-

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A ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH. , FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 1, 1927____ ___ ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH - PAGE 29 ASE VOUCHERS WELCH & CO. 1105-07-09 OLE » La ».§ : er 4 Ps See >= aituls . Be . i RE Satie BAY BP idee might issue such certificates 7 "> 2 pirinatim fi fi 4 Chive cree | prouchers, which banks would HW | TQ Permit a 30-Foot} isghite tat eg Se ata slight discount, but Judge | iE : 7 big yr iG, Seated not only the lack of Street Widening It Is De ee i> Sere ee ' gatute autorizins such action wes Sosa eaters ) Wie is order cent out by the At. Necessary for Our .General, that deficits sha] be created. mmense " £8 © 2S ee ee fap allowance of $4000 has been : HE . "ye" Z ze Sige 2 eee Rie for jury fees at the spring : ae Bethe == a aes : a" of court here. The usual cost , , j fee] © DURING THIS PHENOMENAL SALE WE ARE OPEN EVERY EVENING UNTIL 9 O’CLOCKII at. The amount ‘allowed will |/f , ii “ ti the trying 0 creases of pris- + _ cn snub : | ése 0.00 ae. $67.50 3.Piece We’re ready! Fully prepared to take care of the greatest throngs that aah” Sasuke Ae See were brought = into Reed Fiber Suit have thus far attended this never-to-be-forgotten furniture bargain Side-leer geal nates cctsnatos yh to pleac ruilty wor stand trial AXMINSTER RUG er ul e 1 He f i t : Loose spring cushion seat. event. Ever since the beginning of this sale this store has been the scene Refrigerator errigerator Sacrificed $ 4 Mer a trial yesterday, the jury farchouse wiper : cng . inf i Warehouse Sacrificed S5-lh. ice ca- eet of 17 did not suffice, and a Sieben’ tebe during . our a 60 of the most intense selling activity that has ever characterized any pacity. Saeri- $ 75 during our ' VM arehouse ficed during 7 Warehouse anew a “4 Sd ~~ 6 eee = 4 ao Peet Winey Be “> Sn cenaielligs nid o Sdhatinamab ull bias ~eith 4% ’ rf = te OVA Sy RARE 0 panel eset . - - a a red ~ He SO Sf oath! PR tig eer gs is ER BRL ‘ ot en ie ee : j 0 ae 5-4 RCRA Mito es eet ae ee ees bit Bis. caccent necesita Age Miles AMG. cline ils Nibelltpsteatiok, sic bation “ , - " oni x ’ Mage mrt + ty Marshal was sent out on é street to pick up furniture sale—but Saturday we will eclipse all previous sales and attend- four ‘warehouse Dinposal Disposal “Sale, The usual panel is ‘yy Lore Price Disposal 4 Snle at 75. | | = . ance records! Grasp this more remarkable opportunity to buy regular Welch & Co.’s fully guaranteed quality furniture at 4% TO '. LESS THAN WHO KILLED WOMAN ~—sdB $30.00 Smith & Davis $225 3-Pc. Kidney Decorated]. ‘INTENDED RETAIL PRICES! $85.00 All White Steal—Full 034.96. Pecan anid Percelain-Line OVER HUSBAND ACQUITTED DAY-BED Reed Fiber Bed Suite Refric eae, Refrigerator Guaranteed, Three-Door Side-leer % Sacrificed antack y Murder Trial Jury Up- Rene toad Sacrificed ) belds Her Right to Defend : During Our $ 75 During Ourg jf Are Eagerly Availing Themselves of Sacrificed dur- During Our Sanctits of Home, Warehouse Mitenosal = . 1/ 1 one Saw are Warehouse 2ix POSH the Opportunity to Save /4 to Mo on house “page Disposal tel te th : Disposal ne ial to the Pot isg he se Sete at ale at Sale at at a | ect er ome as has man, 4 : $150 Sa epee COMPLETE 3- ROOM . $190 SPLENDID FULL PORCELAIN Fee: TP REFRIGERATOR eace. Home Outfits ee “118 ae | Milde ~ S Wc , 7 » x, .* ‘ ee * i ea ‘a\& vo i yes abet at a a — 5 a - » oJ, 4 FART TI ie Seti am -elei Ay hi! peor. 5 Silas fA aly at ty Durably Bullt. : 7 o gg ms: 5 Three-Door Side-Icer $125.00 All-Poreelain 9 $75.00 “Quick Meal’’ $85.00 Full White Porcelain 3 Rooms Furnished Complete. On Sale as Low as 4 / >ANG . ace | Refrigerator BUNGALOW RANGE Re aN GAS RANGE GAS aed with chelt, neiawenating 50 ccna Fieed ii 22> .65 aemppengy 685 Fee Ie $375) [= $42) SPECIAL LOW CREDIT TERMS! [== == '08=| sf >» HH Bedroom Suites at Tremendous Price Cuts! | Never Before Such Low Prices on Overstuffed & Bed-Davenport Suites : ts nce LL 9 Piel insanity at the time of the s 6 a (Copyright 1927. | Bits A vajker said in testi- . ; 3 -end bed, 4d oor aaahti Bir sic rememberea notnine fp 2245 4-Piece Bedrees Site = int 8 00 Dinin Room Sul 4 $225 3-Pc. Velour Overstuffed Living-Room Suite §)'7.00 | ie ale vino ‘The a The \ Jn. chair: rich blended finixh. Priced in Our Hapid 15-Day Reade anthiens Geta te Gon Meets 15-Day . To . & « Warebouse Dixposaai ale. at Varecheuse Disposal Sale at. PE RS er 28 HREI MOREY spr ORG iS 2 ee Ree ya em, Ra! LOLOL ALENT on * teh aes . : ~ i - . Pe A AC A ES IE EE I SIE RES SN i al A senito the Bu- 4 > - . P ee cea os ola feet, . ; " am ; . Rapid 15-Day Warehouse a ai, 4 oe ai fot cold Sa ag ‘Ver, zomer, : $64.50 Silver Gray Porcelain- $52.50 Porcelain Sliding Top $55 Porcelain Sliding Top Disposal Sale at _ ‘ Bec lachinist's mate, slight! Top . . : ; jours et mesdames, tS MMined rien icg — Kitchen Cabinet | Kitchen Cabinet : tig ; $165 Premier |... (cicbretee a “Shout a 2” Picture 87 Beslits ‘incent. Dh | felphis Kitchen Ca ine Priced in Onvr Hapid t5- Priced in Our Hapid 15- $435 9.Piece Dining-Room Suite : $75, $100, $125 Raaey sews Priced in Our Rapid 15- Day, Warehouse LDisposal Das Warehouse Visposal uaranteed not to WAIR aviation oh: alliitindne : : P Freshman ; in niet m2 nHinis =~ i. y W nrehouse Disposal - j at Sale at 9 : ‘ . , ~ : ‘ : ; ’ K Pia a n ale Very fine quality buffet, china cabinet, extension r 0 t RADIO amp yor veoh * . Up e $150 } Masterpiece tator permitting 7 me; slicht ae bet Lne he i . . , inns , , ne +. at ) begin wit th “Should, It is ; ae five mohair chairs and one armchatr. $ one. Were not Mussolini's powet Ge —— 39.75 $23 75 $26 80 Priced in Our Rapid 15-Day Ware- PHONOGRAPHS | to. recctitar consote : > 2 ham strung. * a z = house Disposal Sale es.. Cabinet, built - in RADIOS Came . oo the quel-— mot $ OF Ul, R. “BUS LINE Sacrificed durina« | speaker. Sacrificed — t the species is more Gana = OF $75,658 | . reel ii | SS “ne, | Span es | Segre BE . eae Re Remember, We're Open Till9P.M.| | Everything Must Gol $29.75 $74. 00/$39.50 | $195.00 $550 Macey & , posal Sale at heuse Disposal Sale, VW arehouse Into tea New York. a veloped *timarsenalt : - LLL LLL EOL LOAD aT ee smite tetas SN 8 NO AR Var RN aR Res Seen: cagueiemmnads snare - 7 r , 2 ly 6 te te am al . eres PTTL LL ODONTOL EE OOD aan eaters en eee re ay a “ a ee ee -. 7 a EMEP Dell Oe ete ae ate - teh ting eee ee a prison make, © amp ™"8 receipts of th. 4 the oets say; * Me ©. were- increased $75.658.44 | . ey " if asinig 4 id 3 ’ ‘ thors of a aes . ence . y the year Fet 2 S096 to UG > . Sess Play a 31. 19°7 ES avet., OVer a Similar previ ee = * . ite” the. Redan a aaa of pe Od, according to a report to $95.00 9x12 KIRMAN $57.50 9x12 ALL-WOOL $74.50 9x!2 SEAMLESS $64.50 9x12 FRINGED $15.00 9x12 $4250 Seamless, All-Weol $40.00 9x12 ALL-WOOL $35.00 OxI2 poe A . Deep Pile Armstrong intiaid not pass on her a fc’ DY Assistant Treasure: mm her amateur BESS by As asurer W. Seamless Rug Axminster Rug Axminster Rug Velvet Rug Felt Rugs Axminster Rug Axminster Rug Linoleum Rugs 9x12 Felt . seen th e poems. thar re hi the t*. : a : ) Di Sal Warehouse Disposal x hou Disposal Warehouse Disposal Warchouse Disposal sale . : ~ Whic oe ins a onal Sale Warehouse iapeosal Sale r Pp W archouse p » AU rete. . . a i Operaces n ng a Disp Price, Sale Price. Sale Price, Sale Price, Warchouse Disposal sale! price, oe “ase po Warehouse Disposal Sal iat oS ia ue ] y . } GAS RANG E GAS RANG E Loose etrshion. Sacrificed BTR lg morro posts Cc AR CH T Ae AE ye oie ouahinen ra w sacrit in | ULhnorse in th —_—— a4 ; 7 oi = ¢ : ) - “_ er . j onatrous ay oe Ss One who enlists my on Sm Of the bus servi in Sacrificed Sacr tficed during our and outer bar Very attractive Sacrifices a (meee mee @rine Pre. **ts . —_ a . . during our during ovr Monstrous Saerifieed Dar- pattern; sacri ing (ur Pot * Haponal ’ ; “~IMnes of pe ace.’ 5 3 7 UNGev.« inned + os eed ont P vu“ n rehouse cs War t « ¢ oa ¢ j ced during . t ~ oe — Warehouse , — ae ng —“ rst! house Disposal MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS de ter ask me another. “a SD itlitentenn CE adius of Le : mcarmgernenne ol "$4 90 7 a , Dp" 2 FTL ae hearing on - enn hale PEGS. coqvcdtieocoeese new 7 n Ie ges | s - = of ronD ery i 3 ore Ld ’ 1105-07-09 oO to ae % ~ Slates ‘District - re. and were released or 60 Miles! . ity fe Ne _ York wil step * ' B bona nat ‘ re; PaseGg nm “.31ng Bight clubs. This am # are : . Ps a “vagy 80ns ° VV eat r hw. 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Se : oe % i a ex , $e) eS sods pe ee ‘a at ai. alll eine dedi Pa a thee Deen q a rera UO a Re earn eee Pa mone or genannes rds er 5 : 7 = ‘rh dn Max es — " 4 ER OEE ey ROR Y SAS 9 , Spr ‘ J pe a ‘ . ae Gee mg fom nar cmon moan oa a PAGE 30 seebinieenincinbeien A Full Page of Great Values ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 1927 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ AT MAY-STERN'S Specially Priced= FOR FIRST OF THE MONTH SALES Every Item Represents a ee Home-Need Value! Charming Reed Rocker Has automobile spring cushion seat upholstered in fine quality flower: ed cretonne. Finished in fine French $ §3 95 Pay $1 Down Colorful Tilt-Top Table ? , wanted colors to harmonize wr | tt eadaie); 7 gray. Has straight chair’ to match , 1k SaMe p! Comes in the various with your living room. The top is in the new crackle design with attractive floral medallion in enter Pay $1 Down an 6 ae ’ > . } ji Shop While Stocks Are Larget vats 2-Cane-Panel STEEL BED Just think of i1t! Bed tor only. $9.95! Very dom, it ever, do you have opportunity to buy Suchb a made Bed at so low is strongly nade el] La tubular ats Wi steel cane panels at either And it comes in the oF al NETH Three- Piece Living-Room Suite Three large roomy pieces as pictured, of a pleasing design with Jacquard velour upholetery and carved frame. . - Pay Only $9 a Month 3.Pc, Kroehler ad Davenport Suite Upholetered in velour. Davenport can be converted intu full-size bed All spring. construction ea wey Only $9 a Month 6-Piece Walnut Breakfast Set This charming Breakfast Set has six well-built pieces. Notice the chairs—entirely new in design! The buffet is large and roomy with 2 side compartments and large drawer in cente: with sliding velvet-lined alver drawer The table is drop leaf construction The set is beautiiuly Finished in walnut and decorated with colorful stenciled medalhons. . Pay Only $6 a Month! Plain Figure Prices— “The House of Honor” Here Courtesy Always Greets the Visitor eee ee * o> we, TOR: rma ) r SABO ARARA x St Se. fete dad a ea a a SS wanted walnut finish 3- Piece ‘Walnut Vener "Bedroom aati f \ Picce’s ‘ nn } ¥ in Pay Only we: a Month Bmowusa ——C gs Piece Dining ‘Rom Suite This beautit ul , Se i- the 1 two attracti ee SP QL Monthly 100% Layer Felt MATTRESS Mattress tor this and flutfy high-grade attractively Has imperial id is closely tutited usually price, at this (sreater Be SuTe and shop quantity Double-Deck ’ COIL SPRING [his is a | f 2 well-known manufacturer and 1s low price, d © ) Covered recognize as a prin _———e & iti ticking in ng for much more. We have colored | | f ‘ ‘ | } " ODtained for (Chis sale « lmut roll edge a ed number ot them to be sold This Mattress much highet as long as they last Premier wire at this price M ide Oy} lend y } 1 nn ¥ - Premuet vire helicals, Premie: . during out for any \~ Opening Sale. wire frame. Any size kind of bed. h early as tne opring made by a A wondertul Very soft with Various COuSs, -iiing them L®eoe ®aoes ,®oeeeecae 6 ot 7 Your Choice of Either Bed, Spring or Mattress pattertr SPECIALLY PRICED PORTABLE PHONOGRAPHS rilustrat nau other } ther pest a Month Motor Trips—for Camping This handy on table plays an imp Summer vacationist or for the person apartment makes it convenient to carry beautiful leatherette case mk 12.75 _G small Comes fitted For the Small Apartment—for ortant part tor the who lives in Has stron “a et, os | lL = s o,*. ra a? aM Ad? “7° - x Nd Be . 2 a: , ~ ° 2, Ne, s note" oy et ee ‘ AA This charming Table Lamp stands 19 inches high. The base is of gunmetal shade Satsuma,‘ base cleverly carved and tinted. The shade is in a soft ap- ‘A. 95 ricot color with trimming of braid. Only Pay Only $1 Down ~ Pei 11 SC Lis at ‘ low price Spring is limited REFRIGERATORS 2 Pr gg. an we. eli din é GAS STOVES mad e rely St ) = j tr ™ $13: 45 — Pay Only $1 Down Apartment leer: gold i wire shelves inserted galvanized shelves “$26.45 § $19.45 =" $11.9 Pay Only $2 Down i Only $1 Down Pay Only $1 Om n oak; | Top icer, ' ' ’ if ; | ‘ Riya High Chair, $2.95 | Sturdily built of strong | hardwoods, attractively finished _ Pay $i Down Fine all-steel Crib fied ished in walnut, wi link steel springs. Pay $1 Down ’ & shelve $2 Dow n f-—--—_—__--- _GAS STOVES rs | enameled, sturdily $ 5 3-75 gown ond a Ha | Hs s 4 burners, 16-in. andy ; vice cra stge bere ler. 7 . P Pay Only $3 a Month £49. 75. i 656.78 Pay $4 Down Pay $5 Down Three Piece F Fibre Reed Suite 5 f high-grack : 8 Wee Greater Assortments Greater Service @-°= ne Cp erm ee ede | ig ¢ —_” — ——— — ee RT THREE. teds! Cassimeres! Cheviots! Velours ireds of patterns to choose from. § | waist! Featured Saturday at #325 and $5: Crib, $8.95 . vs in the Wi —A Great Re _e«.- Of nearly 700 ---8short lots of 28: ‘3O.-*3 yerner I surs / PIOPCoATS/ aT! Merb id ‘In a sale such as this, odd lots ‘Sre bound to accumulate... 15 SF 20 Suits here...an even there... .30 Overcoats maybe 50 aver garments, every them...but on at _ Sunt of broken pattern assort- eons and because there are not Hid of each lot... they are | to handle quickly! Se oWe've gone through the stocks j oe all these short lots . wits... Topcoats. . . Over- “Seats Gabardinece ... Tex- 4 . prand placed them in one | ws5. in the Basement *

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ee, LL LE A IKETS~SPORTS oT. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH © [WANTS Site eee. _— ene owe ee ee ee ee Priced f ‘ST. LOUIS, FRIDAY EVE NING, APRIL 1, 1927. ae ee PAGES 31—54 Ss Are Large! _ a: ee Tes i nsettion «Moree te ne ele | hoe Se ees et ee : : ; EE SiN inh AMIR: ROR 0 ae test: ee ee ae Paha % ARs Minit. 0B: tee Wie doy a went , ae P nebongins > oh m ’ te Senge Te Puierthehe tnentte ~~ 4 a“ oad aaa caine f ary - beers / : ee ee en * _— wan Me A ail Orders. For Saturday Only. MA AMP ee ee et ke * - ~ Se ny onde Peaneyr yt O° ees stanas i9 inches Tag +s Dp e . ngs: g Me e Se | shade Satsuma, v eae te ne a wo% ~ +~ ep lg ~ we ‘ w & om . 4 ent Meat + - £2 ttre: ~ ~ —— _ = J ee ee —— —— a. re eee SS RS Bete Fem 4 a +e Siipde- oh ‘ at tind , ~ 9 re r ¢ Sr ea et men ee tema camel t Se nents IE te At ay RO SAS ; dtcn anak Iii bar! Rhames ~ este a é : Pte ee ne eee na. ¥ Specials From Werner & Werner Sale Se Werner & Werner's Fine in the Greater Weil Furnishing Dept. TOPCOAT ) —Men’s Fancy Lisle Hose, 4 pairs for . . . $1.00 —Men’s Athletic Union Suits at... . . . 75c —as Well as Our Own Great Stocks Smart! Distinctive «lk-trimmed Top- —Men’s Broadcloth & Other Fine Shirts. . .$1.00 “29 San hastens. Ye ghanteuene ot —Men’s Radium Silk Shirtsat.... .. . $4.95 * 1. 7 85 —Men’s Finer Manhattan and Other Shirts, $2.85 j / ; , j / ; 4 / J | 4 q y / y steetiitintaeiniabets I aeatathiee eee ERE ome fien’s “Suit —Men’s Wool & Rayon Cricket Sweaters at $3.45 vn made by some % = rents ines Ne —Men’s Spring Caps; all sizes at. . . . . $1.45 an it ory of patterns to choose from. Sixes 28 gas —Men’s Madras Pajamas at...... . $1.85 ote...” and all clos O& to 7% —-Cheton $0.2 $3.95 $ : | sap J 1 8S —Men’s Lounging Robes at Savings of 40%” to 60% ... Also Finer Quality S a — and 525 omen —Men’s Spring Silk Tiesat........-.55c ©® Spring Hats at ...... % ae ts + i ™ _aRE Sie otk; ice yl mf Ase | PAT WS ¢ Tg inserte Fag wept > blidies in 2 | : ant j ; ; ' $19. 45 $11.95 , 7 SUEY Downe | Poy Only $1 Dosw | | —A Great Regrouping . . . re-marking = , --. Of nearly 700 Fine Quality Garments j ---short lots of men’s and youths’ . ™ a$ 50 Boys’ 2-Pant = Boys’ 2-Pant Boys’ 2-Pant | Boys’ 2-Pant ) od “30. 35: SEE Easter Suits Easter Suits Easter Suits Easter Suits Werneré(erner ee, cal ait 4 —All in One Big Group 95 “ : 95 Chair, $2.95 | Crib, $8.95 ; e } | - y built of strong | Fine all-stee! Crib fin- \' \ ods. attractively | 1s] with . " * . i" rey. Irs, ¥ . ¥ ~ 4 4 oa oo? . ES a ts Rae Oy ews - : ‘ . / : 7 : | lene, ee penne, pemeee Re EL OT OGIO AN = CYNE CN OG: I ME = OY ow etm wren ~ —— - r ished in walnut, 5. link steel springs. 7 $1 Down . Pay $1 Down Good quality cassimere Suits 3 | Extra _ fine Suite for com imei Sturdy, long-wearing boys’ with two pairs knickers or Extra good boys’ Suits with Fine quality tweed and cas- firmation or dress wear, with Suite in peat Hight and dark one pair of longies and one two pairs longies or two | simere Suits with either two two long or two short pants hes SF Ca ak We pair of knickers and one- knickers or one of each. All | pairs longies, two golf knick- or one of each. Also 1-pant q / mf () knickers—some with vests. pant blue serges with vests. | have vests. All sizes, 6-19 | ers or one pair of each. Sizes blue cheviots. Sizes 6-18. mY Sizes 9-17. Saturday, $4.95 Sizes 5-18. Saturday, $6.95. years. Saturday, $8.95. 6-19. Saturday, $11.95. Saturday, $14.95. | reer (a) BOYS’ BOYS’ . .BOYS’ ,BOYS’ ,BOYS’ ,BOYS’ ,BOYS’ .BOYS’ ,BOYS’ Juvenile | ae 1 SPRING FELT CLOTH BLOUSES, | KAYNEE GOLF CRICKET | SILK YELLOW | WASH 7 1 — = to handle quickly! . So V i ; , , roe sizes of h ] h on pair dled serviceable fabrics Sizes : 6 to 16 turday Sales Assure ; F sli cat eile ee _M. : P y | | a ue . Topcoats. ..Over- * ie ene adubn ae 5 Boys Longies You of 1: en Gebardines ss See | —— See SB medium- A | \ ' - Moat looking Lengies in du- ” { ; { ir placed them in one sultable for year-round rable dark and medium Greater Bargains Seon PP 6im «6the «Basement wear, All Ae P. M. shades. Sizes 6-16. sortments Greater Service ‘ ; eccien : ie ———) —_—___ Eighth and poems met Avenue ' 3 wae Remember the Place—Northwest Corner Eigh See Our Windows? 5

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PAGE 22 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ : PUTS LIFE SPAN AT 70 YEARS|IOHWAY 7) JIN iterates a Mee st anion Marc 28 revo te Discoverer of Insulin Doubts Av- members will remain as long es the Pekin was quiet and the local sit- erage Ever Will Be 100, Ch | , By the Aasodates Press. ' : ™ 6 CY ; sarin wear, aves +—ms-| 1 NATIONG PLANNED s f_ a man beings may look forward Ww an | ONLY = " ee -_— average life of 76 years in the RR SE , a ee eee. Fumes Riok-| p : 4 Route Would Tra % An Automobile, Good Weather AY DESHLER*°WALLIC er4 Macleod of Toronte, Nobile! rojecte epatsies ~—_ : dH T Cakes ) : prize winner for medicine in 1922 | verse United States, Centra! ? an etz ea Va | HOTEL Benator Cameron of Arizona, | , Balls, Cocoanut Pieces, Maple Belmonts, Choc- : cael «4 By Purification | eponsoreé the proposal in the Ben 8S 350,000 in Use Wa | olates, Caramels and om an Oc Hs | rooms and bath. . .c..cccosccasace : Bi! iat “ ™ 4 Packed in one and two pound veame end wath ate, and Flepresentative Mcl 404 of ' | Any physician will tell yon) Michigan, in the House. fj This marvelous new model—made and backed by the boxes Pound.... sample rooms (finest in America) .. ; 4 , i single and Se that ‘* Perfect Purification of | For 20 years such a roa4 has. world’s greatest electrical organization is the very the System is Nature’s Founda, been the dream of James Deltrick, highest development of the electric washing machine. §. Chocolate Dipt Mints ) ‘y | veteran erngzinee who na ent ae : tion of Perfect Health.’ Why)| Ys? eneines: © sper Speedy—durable—a wonder in simplicity, safety and alee dine alah: conten; Gunlie eee , many years in Jatin America . 37 not rid yoursel! of chronie ail. The bill would create a Pan | convenience, Lh Mike aeeonliohe P areas, te ments that are undermining American Peoples’ Great Highway | Terms as low as $10 down—1 year to pay PEANUT BAR... Pound Box... 25¢ your vitality? Purify your en- | Commission, comprising ait mem- ii Come in and see this marvel washer in operation... .or po —ao ae wentem bw tal thir. bers of the Finited Btates cabinet, | ; 7 ns N IN YOUR ‘toy gee oe ife system by ‘ing a I better still, have a DEMONSTRATIO Queen's Divinity Cake Lusciously baked; makes a great over-Sun- 65c ; the director of the Pan-American | , , ough course of Calotabsa-——once ('nion, and three appointed mem- | OWN HOME. See how quickly, thoroughly and easily Ml. ' | prety } : or twice @ week for peveral ters to act as an executive com-| jit does the whole week’s washing. ee Wes Ae er gseri! f weeks—and see how Nature re-| @ittee, ond would) appropriate : 6 Serving the | day treat! Iced with buttercream Icing.... Wars Laie : f | " Me i wards you with health. ipoee. cet 1 finance Ke work: AS i aera 200e, Home Electric- FRUIT STOLLEN. ? HOT CROSS BUNS | Adi Me . | Now Is the | Soot co itees gicany dao tm aa ae ee ee ally Since | aor a qa Calotabs are the grentest of. highway system already are in op- 9 ” 886 Special 42C $ Dozen .-_ Z25C : il ayate if dpe rea Se ae , h Aysiem = puriliers Get a eration or under construction, pro- | El i i 0d } ded us yao oa J al, | 3 | ectric Co., 904 Pine St. | BA ocd ere Sr ELPA OO TRL O elec | : ne mit i" et} atlas ’, s family mckage with full direc. | poti¢ lites of the fii olect ertimate : a4 ‘ | ; that the commission would have _— SJnuate ’ ( rf *( ’ , | ; tions, Only 35 cents at drug) ,; vears of effort ahead of {t be- We are ready—ready to supply your Ea atores., fore its work eould the completed apparel from a miost wonderful collection values—a result of months of ay mers judicious buying in the leading stern centers. The mew innovations will please the Andes and Puinn of Argentina most fastidious taste and the low prices the Andes and J’lains of Argentina LORE ; most = ‘ onaes ; credit is good——we will gladly tru Hrazil to the Upper Amazon Val- ¥ “al | OAL, ; ~ : : wa NS ; Buy Here on Payme ley, and on through eastern Colom- ; , ’ e bia until a junction is made with | q ) i ‘A / _— > 7 ‘ ' bd 3 the main artery near Panama. XQ / 4G E Ns N Brings Added Savings A - A Saving Opportanit y for L | Dentes Doctors Are Leaving Pekin. | | wl may By the Associated Presa. ANS 5 3 . \ . The whirlwind of bargains continues Satur- : NEW RA: cs Apri 1-—The Wan AY day with hundreds of added savings. This legit- | oe ° ookefeller Foundation announces yi m\\. : : 7 What's in This Bomb? that a cabled report that all Amer- Ys * \ Wis \ mate sacrifice of the bankrupt Grand Furniture SY — ~ . . . wD eee — . al — are * = 7") 3 ~ my es be Genes - * ~ pile ok. ni Ay Pa PE -s > Sash steek ot. a peat, deal rehen : 7" * ~ oo OE tee, me, ave “— @> Ss Ske Cn B- apniaty 7 * “ « ’ “wt unt “ . a = deapiiny ao a an a -, ee ~ 7 a . a rt, a . « . . . . ~~ he ~~ eee teed oy ee, eevee nae tesa ”* eR ee. ~—- i ow ee aneiiiaitiein ate > &-_ —— * i taiaeetiea iste teste nt es ve eR OF Sa. eee ee & oe ‘ia a en nN Dire . . te ~ QUVLOUAIVL LGA A000 fink cembértat Pelta Taion Med. Co.’s entire stock offers the greatest values St. Louis- . STAR SOWARE leal College staff were leaving Pe- NOs SES x\ ans have seenin years. Several special purchases of win immediately was Incorrect. S > "A | manufacturers’ close-outs offered at less than cost +O make. ee ee Wee. yp Ht fi © mY \\\ | Some quantities are limited. Convenient terms-—a year to pay. See Auto Section Sunday ing the city, particularly those who Dining Furniture Sacrificed |} had planned to leave soon in any Former Price Bankrupt Sale Price $11.50 Metal Beds ‘'euse on account Of expiration of ap- ‘S 2 : a Wy | i | ik [eee ls ysiertee , fi $1 50 8-Pc,. Huguenot Walnut Suite, buffet, Walnut - fin- extension table, 5 side chairs,1 armchair $94,509 § wi Jaree — ini Wome cc bendla ——— ae ee —— ID Yess wrwass a RGLLS ae mei : a A= =A $195 9-Pc. Antique Walnut Suite—buffet, saa extension table, china cabinet, 6 chairs..... Si {a 9-Pc. Antique Walnut Suite—buffet, $189 extension table, china cabinet, 6 chairs. $144.50 4 §aturday —=—"* || ie a}. = $210 9-Pc, Antique Walnut Suite—buffet, » i oe) ey bos FY. extension table, china cabinet, 6 chairs ae, a he five, ep aad STORE va — hap a Cabinets, og ne finish $28.50 . , 49.50 Walnut Extension Tables, 54-in. $23.50 nN $36 EX I DE oA” $45.00 Walnut-Finished Buffets $29.75 | ELIMINATORS =f ~~ Delivers a steady flow of _— A _ power. Absolutely noiseless—no hum. A $36.00 Value A Le rey Me . 4 " r - - od ‘ « Are Py » s ad Rin “ J » % s~3 + ‘ Prats : 5 eee ee iY Sl -aacs ar. ; Z , . ~ hs i. Wrens "Th ie. ay, A See ee ay ee ie bec ~ eee) y a en RE eA og hg ; ie Rin es CoM. i ak re ae ie eee Re ED ina PRE aan Sr oes BE 8 ane vig 4 vs # aati eae ; Ss Be a ee Me EY LE Sod ONe MRS 9a: ones, (ay 3 ga8h eae. ams on. * > i: "ee Sh IEE or ll, on 4 5 PY ob ‘eve OR x hs Sra Ee a AS uy cy - £% Ri AP. istedAd ‘ cmt o& eed WE EN rgb Pe a LA ta : Rea Se SS, A ig? Be CRESS AUP CEM, RR aR seg BRI le eS ah Ue ARS Mien ORs Ls BI BR as Par ae gente al aang ; 0 Rta Ps . - cr ey vas . og ROU RE ee . . ree ty are am “ . La ee Sn eA os - A : a Se fe SS ane ee Pkt 6S Ee tee. ae 1 fee 6 Gyhe ort negli » > Wg atid ante! el AB: A ing ; « se ae aie ' Pe tee ahh cee a Sige RT TA. apical thn, sade ol . Ae 33 CEI ak em — ” . ' n sory * ‘ tae ow : * a" Narn et hc an Wad te Pins? Suto : ey 3 , T . $n . se Spe rae RP hs ees pete ee e oy . . " é F a Wisin cas J 7 ° Dainty Designs From New ( ‘ 2 Exquisite new °¢ $ ) creations in tailored and f fur - trimmed | ite le Sanford’s Beauvais Axmunster Rugs A wonderful purchase of the genuine Stephen San- ford’s heavy Beauvais Ax- minsters. All new §$and perfect, ata big cut tn price. 9X12 price 8.3x10.6 "'". $42.50 6x9 Price $35.00 4.6x6.6 fic. $16.50 36x72 Sele. oe 4s.) are 5 : - we rhg x a ie . as a - oh Bette aw 3, Fim modes in al! the latest new wt ame Also Gre pea Priced to ae ie i a : $12 Bed Springs Link fabric, helical coil ends, walnut finish Rugs, Floorcover - Former Price ; $20 9x12 Brussels Rugs $35 9x12 Seamless Velvet Rugs $45 9x12 Velvet Rugs $30 8.3x10.6 Seamless Velvet Rugs $2.50 18x36-inch Axminster Rugs $25 9x12 Printed Cork Linoleum Rugs... $15.75 $11 9x12 Feltoleum Rugs (irregulars)... $4.95 $24 Da-Beds Living-Room Suites Sacrificed res, “aibick Former Price Bankrupt Sale Price pad, cretonne $175 2-Pc. Velour Living-Room Suite, up- holstered in velour Royal Easy Chairs $195 8-Po. Davenport Bed Suite, velour with 48.50 S value, $ 50 reversible loose cushions oo Staal yon hel (= $250 3-Po. Davenport Bed Suite, over- stuffed in mohatr, loose cushions back reclines.” Bs 3-Po. Living-Room Suite, combination mo- $259 hair and Moquette. Reversible loose cushions. f 95 $42 3-Po, Oarved Suite, in mohair and frieze, with reversible loose cushions $18.50 Mattresses Genuine layer- felt Mattress, extra heavy, art ticking.... Radio Console Radio Cabinets $19.75 $7.95 $35 desk-front Console Cabinets in rich walnut veneer with built $15 Radio Cabinets, walnut fin in loud speaker. ish, space for accessories, etc. i -_ -|§ | HY HY YH YY YY jf 4 yy 5 fj , 4 A + A A _»_»_ a da oe ee ee ee eed ee i in in i, ip i ip ip ip ip i i i ip ie i, in in i ip in, i i in i i i i i i, i. i i = SS SS SS SS SS SS OS eS DDS and ENDS } Bedroom Suites Sacrif iced Former Price Bankrupt Sale $95 3-Pc. Walnut-Finish Suite—Including bed, dresser, chest of drawers $175 4-Pc. Walnut Veneer Suite—Bed, dresser, vanity and chifforobe.... $225 4-Pc, Walnut Veneer Suite—Bed, i dresser, vanity, chifforobe......... ne $ f 2 50 $295 4-Po, Antique Walnut Suite—Bed, crown chifforobe, vanity, 48-inch dresser. . $3 2 5 4-Pc. Antique Walnut Suite—54-inch dresser, bed, vanity, chifforobe $395 4-Pc, Antique Walnut and Maple—Bed, dresser, chifforobe, vanity $575 7-Po, Genuine Mahogany Suite—Extra large, elaborate, display pieces $37.50 Ooxwell Chairs — in velour or Jacquard $11.50 Console Table »s, Mahogany finish $10 Windsor Rockers, Ma- hogany finish; sad- $6 15 dle seat : $35 Mah. Chairs or Rockers —upholstered — $19 Ap seats and backs...‘ ' $15 Drop-Leaf $6 15 Breakfast Tables... r Cote, gray enameled. S299 : ewee Fe Ge e ¢ SUPER BALL ANTENNA tte wet” © OS $10.00 Value.... xe eK eK Ke eK ee Re ee oe ee oe Kk kk mpm meson rm emem Oak Breakfast Sets | | j ) aray enak, Sitar: gees wshins ses: 99 Q.79 ry sand | 95; wriees ovate a ~ Breakfast Sets Sacrificed Stoves and Ranges Sacrificed : PPB if Speaker | $2.50 ALLOWED Former Price Bankrupt Sale Price | Former Price Bankrupt Sale Price Refrigerators Sacrificed ron your eld speaker regardless of | 4 L High- ° a Stands | mie or wiih. $20 5-Po. Breakfast Set—Drop-leaf table, $55 Gas Ranges, side oven and broiler... $32.50 | Former — Makeo—Right at the Stare = bow — 4 e “e en fod ‘chairs. Ready to decorate $82.50 Gas Ranges, all enameled $15 Refrigerator, white enamel lined, 25-lb$8. 50) we $28 rie eager See ee one $72.50 Comb. Range, coal and gas $24 Refrigerator, white enamel lined,40-Ib, $15.75. Cortitied” and Tested $32.50) o-Po. Walnut Breakfast Set—Table $165 All-Enamel Combination Range $85.00 | $27 50 Side-Icer, white enamel lined, 50-1b.$17.95 ae a TUBES ™ and 4 chaiys $21.50 | $150 Bridge & Beach Combination Range, $99.50 | $85 Side-Icer, all-steel, enameled....... $44.50 3 a \. eke adjunct UX 201-A Type 1s Mi Bargain Basement Prices Slashed — sa 1-piece porcelain-lined. $36.56 Bae ostivell ide-Icer, 1-piece porcelain-lined | we oo PERIAL KITS | Slightly Damaged or Reconditioned Furniture, Stoves, Etc., Sold “as is” ; Ses fer $1 ] 5 Steel Clad, white all-porcelain lined; , A wire, 90-f. rubber nickel trim; 75-Ib. capacity 4 : : Hats "Qh addition: ha. tien 3 $5 All-Brass Costumers $19.75 Gas Stove $135 Steel Clad, white or gray 1 ; : —_ al for pack- liahtuin awitch, ® : : ; ’ y -pe, porcelain inn egtet | porvela Insulators 98c¢ $10 Dining Chairs, walnut $7 White Enamel Porcelain-Top $ lined ; ice (100 lbs.) or mechanical refrig. $89. A lond-in strip. m $7 Mahogany Rocker......... ive | Table $24 Steel Da-Beds with pads.......$11.50 | $100 All-Steel, White-Enamel $10 Walnut Metal Beds....... .... $4.50 | Kitchen Cabinet 35 O to $75 Phonographs $22 Extension Table ...... ~.eeee.- $5.75 | $275 3-Pc. Living-Room Suite — a — pay all rec- ix reco selections in- cluded. Your choice i i, i i ti i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i a i iii i ii i tht i th tht th ih i i in, ip i i. i TALTUTTUTTETAAT TT TEAT EEE ARTA TA CEET UT TUSEUUUEEUUTECOUUEEOUEUDCCUCUUEUCUEECOEECTUEUCUOOUEEREEOUUCOUUUULEUOUUUEOUTEOUEECOUUCUCUUEIUUUUUUUUOUUUUDUUUUUUUUOEUUEUUECUOUEUCUUUOUUUETEROTDEE ae eg Pitteiiiiil -_ Fiber Furniture Cage & Fernery.. 91 lO fampel..;|.+- 4 Wagend...\.2c+.el etch 93 mn ee $6 15 $65 F Suites Formerly Bankrupt Price | Formerly $67.50 Oak Buffet $150 3-Pc. Living Room Suite $59.75 $70 Extension Table, 6 Chairs....§32.50 $175 3-Po. Bed-Davenport Suite... $75.00 | $35 Gas Range, with oven | , A deposit hold | vont ected | $45 Hole Coal. Range Redeem | you are ready for it. purchase—storage tree until wanted. Pay S032 Grevwels Av. + “Walnut” or “Mahogany” indicate #208 Slbnstiectes $35 Oooking Stove ............ .- $15.00 | Eagle Stamps = oleily stated. Dramas of bests O me ee only, except where . . 814 N, Sixth Se. . 7 Me OPE OPEN SUNDAY +t , i -* . ’ . . . ' | | | | : y . ' 7 ' ma ,; 8 . ‘ a at ee G@ue:| ON SALE AT -- UB). 7. & WASHINGTON eee %& & @ — le i i i, i. i, x, YE Ey i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i = i i OO * e By * i a » a ® e . & «BG # & e t Bb + ” oe BS | i we - = * n & # we ~ * a #* ~ & ” # ca + a + * # » we ” . * x o oo ; 7 ” om -— = o a JUST TWO DOOR Y me vet : \ a 4 : = , : : 7 5 oi j : | ; 8 7 “ % th, - » ae 2 ee ‘ 4 “= =e, : 4 e aes lal ~! - . $ H. he

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ae a —_ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ FRIDAY EVENING,| APRIL 1, 1927 ‘a | 3 — ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ PAGE 33 UIT TIIHOYLE & RARICK CLOTHING COL MMM THE ET | enmity anciscan missionaries scattered ; which failed with liabilities of $2,- | % ; - HID FROM MOB ks Shantung Province. the Rev. | 726.000. was ordered yesterday by | i ea ae: Mathers Rufinus Glauber, Edwin,| Federal Judge Faris on application : é‘ | ¥ | ochtman, Justin Schmieder, Phil-|of Reeciver Hans Wulff. The re- ‘ : 4 De OE BLOT TI I nam, ip hRitmeietr and Emanue! Behrendt. | - . i. eee OT Hits Z would realize about $300,000 The Season ~ Es em ‘PURITY’ JONES SALE APRIL 15 The assets consist of equities jn _ Oy } Ge ; a real estate and the factory building i. ig | Defunct c Ompahy Expected to Pay and machinery. It is estimated jC 1> Cents on Dollar. ‘!that the David Jones Co. will not TK; ime ” 7 . ip jp tee | ree tee ae tees - - rooms and bath rooms and bath sample roonfs ({ single and ensuite In the selection of Glasses, physical injury to your eyes may be added to wasted dollars. Whether it isa single garment or a complete new Spring Out. { fit that you desire, make your { ) choice from Liberal's: greatest /\ Glasses from Erker’s have enjoyed the en- dorsement of leading oculists for nearly half a century. selection of Spring Styles. “CHARGE IT” NK LIBERAL 709A-711A. WASHINGTON AVE. Next to Loew’s Theater, Over ShoeMart Store r r ve? ci EXCLUSIQV® HEPRESENTATIVES | wei +3 = ° resseer eosrSC 6 |P KM IE Now Is the Time 1355EE5: AETe | as ism to Select Your HE EASTER APPARE We are ready—ready to supply your Easter apparel from a most wonderful collection of : s—a result of months of preparation and judicious buying in the leading Eastern sty!e centers. The mew innovations will please the most fastidious taste and the low prices will cause you to wonder how we can give so much real value at such low terms. Remember your credit is good—we will gladly trust you. Don’t deny yourself new Spring Clothes. Buy Here on Payments NUM HLENRDRREDY PRED ELA TUETT” PPUETS ARTA TUTE AANA TH Ha FATHER FRANCIS MIDDEN- - AST. LQUSINTEUS Nery eet ogee | OF PAID BY CHINESE Jie SE MEES | § be SS SHENGRAND 7" | Father Francis Middendorf De- | TT RY ata scribes Wrecking of Hi: pa — J —J———— J. D. CARSON CO.—S. E. BS h. 1 _.:) SATURDAY—LAST DAY OF THIS OFFER || a > ~ SU i ‘ the ATILIi i AA cE ~ —_— : , SR RENO eter das tee re EY AON Rw Sie} a Pe A Saving Opportanity for Ladies COATS Dainty Designs From New York = 7 Ca at F Ae Ir wen. 4 eee , . uA mh rd . 5 a ERI RS b ros AS peor EN OG EEL ALLE ILLEGAL LIAL ALDI LLANELLI | GO A ee ae. Ali — Alay tid a Ny ee ern s nae rr — — ’ Slender- an izing : Apparel : Exquisite new | 95 + creations in e tailored and | Stouter fur - trimmed Women modes in al! Sizes Up the latest new to 52 Sprin ime | ide “ Also Groups x N me => le at Hankow fol- tine e a4 eal | h now OTT TT rT T — z " ar li a0 ve I igi) f ; 4 ; i d =4 & fi 7 i ! — th. at } i / 4 ah : 4/43 é i iw ' y iM ’ ) ps is poly ~“— “(fl ; A 4 Ht “OA Ge Lb a halt iF be ya iti He hi i. | ; ? f te j ' . ’ ' _ ad a * " $11.50 Metal Beds Walnut - fin- ish with large a posts and fill- RO Priced to $49.50 3 \ } hi : io¢ . sf rey ‘ $12 Bed Springs Link fabric, helical coil ends, walnut finish A Nice Assortment of Sensational Reductions FROCKS$ 19.9 SPRING ¢ 1 Q:50 WONDERFUL $225 VALUE ‘ e? i“ be r ; Were 1f) ' hieé Joy ye? cee ” = OAS . . ad , 4. 7 = oe ae 4 | y ° : . a ‘ > “= - ’ ‘ A } - r zed : r\é 4 7 - .% 7 y - 7 y . ’ mob of bolshevized nee ‘a ; is , ‘ Pm : - . 74 - “= - _- 4 ‘- . § : > f > f ital : oe na ¢hea e e = - A> . - We ae. . 4 : 4 i bs > e I ‘ ; ¥ - } ‘ , eT ‘ ‘ ‘ bad “ ~ . f - 4 c ” 122 Your living reoem furnished com- pletely at the most amazingly low price ever quoted, 2 Outfit comprises three-piece, loose-cushion Living - Room Set, davenport table, junior lamp and shade, table lam and shade, smoking stand, table scarf, end table, pair of | book blocks, two fancy pillows and statue—Last day at $122. UTIFUL PIECES SUITS Pretty tweeds—formerly $24.50 SERETTRORUCCCUIOUCOUCLUEEOCCEOEROEIOTIRUIIER nad mont beawtifut ee - | ‘ . a : ’ cA I & t ri af | : ‘U : «3 r€ : a o mal y i“ S —_ 5 Gan —TJ; se—storage free until wented. Pay when es veneer or color only, except where spe- gum, birch, ete. | MURR TTC CE STOTT “J _ i seaneane out ASHINGTON . (Se on ee fF t) area i wishes of five other — ~3 9-5 Fh, al . hy r sv UiSa US Whe ait MMTV TOPEN SATURDAY UNTIL 9 P.M. (ji ililiNII{{HNHiii/AHNHUINH

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_FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 1, 1927 - __ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH : = acky. a a) YOUNGWOMANTELPS courreou LOOK FOR THIS SIGN quarry i 1118 Olive Ss COURTEOUS MERCHAND For Saturday Only!| wasn) = ited A rel a ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ? GEST AUTO & RADIO LOUIS = The Last Day of Moderns Ties Employe While Man STORE IN YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD—PATRonizE pnd eg ot Steals $56—Thought Girl a) 50, 000 Sale of Samples and : a1.) 1 CORD SA_85 4 75 | ‘ up of the Standard Oil filling sta- OON 45 Ren 7 1 CORD SA. G tion, Hamilton and Cates avenues, BALL $ X —_. $1.00 DOWN i — at 10:30 o'clock last night. 719x440 TUBE FREE 2 TUBE FREE — Sos The woman, accompanying a . Gas man, drove up to the station in a - ' " small coupe, of the same make as & Fit rs eel COle. TIRE 300 ee ae -- } Laundry B33) : — > ici esa eee aa ae ; MIRROR vo ' QUBBER AUTO ENAMEI ‘ 3 stove . Th : entere n Ye : i a St: d i tomatic pistol, and . EASILY APPLIED; DRIES / 50 $275.00 Eight as : coro Reng maa — a R LIGHTERS, QUICKLY. DOIT YOURSELF | Parking Lite ae 5 a $ weal Piece Combina- pe SS Mod ne I ee ses conn taht [c CIGAR acne |} Quarts ... oy ey eee ae 4 f cI her oat and tied Pollock hand ? nts cae” one oer $1 Triple Strength 1915-25 tion Walnut 3 ae ie: , es ee | $5.00 Value dew tend coeceee Can Be Had In Any Color 9 “ t s register, and drove away. Pollock 7 , PAY THE “MODERN” WAY full-I th was released 15 minutes later Note the Address! THESE EXTRA LOW PRICES ARE GOOD ONLY FRIDAY, SATURDAY AND SUNDAY Note the Ad A bargain sensation! This outfit consists of a large dresser, u eng vanity, when a customer entered and . . SOUTH NORTH bow-end bed, ‘spacious two-door ee pines 2 So a er ee ee as ener. GATEWAY TIRE AND SERVICE CO. RAILROAD JOBBERS’ AGENCY 1 s ro tress, comfortable rocker and vanity bench—all eight p iat eer e Bias & incken tall ana lll | adaw vine’ “AND BATTERY Co. BRASLER AUTO SUPPLY CO. . had dark hair. She wore a red rf 2 LP" N. GRAND cont. rest LOW PRICE TIRE AND "ACCESSORY CO. NORTHWEST TIRE AND SUPPLY Thief Invades Church and Robs L ) “WEST. AUT > SUPPLY co. € y ; ‘ Woman Secretary. ee ge fom NIEMAN TIRE AND ACCESSORY co. IDEAL AUTO sure e 50 value. Com- While Mrs. Josephine Gorin, 6128 | ero $1, 95 SUPREME. AUTO. SUPPLY co. DOWNTOWN Waterman avenue, secretary of ooo EF Westminster Presbyterian Church. I Stop MEN Oe TRIANGLE TIRE AND ‘SUPPLY co. NATIONAL TIRE ACCESSORY CO. Union and Delmar boulevards, was 172 DELM. 115 CHESTNUT ~ at e - ” " ew xf - ee. ao ee, ye > -es “ —_ m « . a ~~. dis ee ~~ ” “~~ - «© _ atee a sn CER Oe i ee a es imewetard &. pS aah A tn Ah. _ - ~ —_ ~ a ae ee iim. a os an tins Shown $1.00 DOWN 81.00 DOWN ~ - > OS ete ad Rete mo “ - +? Pm. i 5 —_ ‘in her office there at 2:30, p. m. . ‘ SS» Wy : retired empioyes requ : iatir tinh 1 [eet at. \\ ; withdrew them. One of the bonds- | : 2 ¢ a amounted to 27 cents. The ex F « P pian! _— : 'men returned a few minutes aft- | , = , : See", | ‘ Y ler the identification was made with Y | es | work was 11 cents, Miscellaneo another $10,000 beémd approved by |@ , amounted to 39 cents. These 1 d G =f bl ' ‘ r 6 ‘ Judge. Gayer, ret§rnable April 11, 75. : That left $32 21. fog Harverstick was released on | $3 Cash—$1 Weekly With every purchase of $50 or over! nell | } | Uaaeny The | \ | it . 2 : & e Yh, Fran ; | Dutnws | PO eR rk | He was arrested yesterday two | in gredundl teil deni, dw Gedated One of these fine Coaster Wagons. The salaries of general officers I Urdyvai\ | : . hours after St. Louis detgctives | tan, lacquer finish. Extension Usuall sells for $7 50! ga or value! Well left. $39.02 Plainly bid j learned he was sought by Danville mare ® with duualising slides, so y ’ ‘ on™ $49.75. Substantially made eft $32.02. r lice, held f Chief Ry : ° nte ; ; : f Marked | § ? St emits eostvea this Bi that one side regulates the other. FREE with every purchase of more ond quam oo for a lifetings Pe ieee ir Hi $2000 pal bi i Built-in compartments for extra / f In a durab e and serviceable There was put aside $9.36 in d = "we Syren Nene: On leaves. Four beautiful chairs to than $50: Get your boy one: enamel finish. A dandy cooker la rum-running conviction in In- | J and a fuel economizer! | tirement charges to pay’ for tk |dianapolis was forfeited when he! ' . . , % 290 CL ( 26.65. /failed to appear there, as Bloyd equipment. That left $ | Haverstick, in July, 1925. He was | i'known also as Floyd Washburn. | Rentals of equipment, leased Ti a ad- _ Featuring the Nationally Fame : ties took $3.78. That left $22.88 | . GIBSON a : Interest payments on ndenoull Orders o seo : Be ———— : | : Handled Seldom will you find such savings! Lamps ‘SLAIN’ MAN RETURNS, SIX : ae fi . pr ainap lio Pel oa That left $15.12 Promptly , | | oe () ators and Ice Boxes of 33 Ei premuan ipataeur ces: | of every kind—Lamps for every purpose, | - HELD FOR KILLING GO FREE ce $2 Cash, $2 Monthly | every size and finish. ay | at amazingly low prices. One: ‘Three Women and Three Men Had | | b NS 2 : wy ag Side-icers, 3-door boxes oe) EF Sie 4 oe! Dividends to the owners of the | Been Indicted After Alabaman | = Popular demand and top-icers. Si Mee, cn of their property accounted for , | Disappeared 12 Months Ago. .,. | , mT ‘h, compels us to again ) ‘ | Pw the Associated Press. r : i ba =| ) : w} , a VW) \ | EUTAW, Ala., April 1.—Six per- | ‘ ————— | value! Handsome, A Special for This Week! ~ \ ee LY ‘ ~ this, taxes took $6 3 A 4 . . — , x Aj ~ re oe eit » . ope ei > we, _ ee ‘ * a “ ° . e . ™ . an ™ te a . - . ae ~ e une ~~ SOON A RR IO. OM oy ° ere od ihed > Pe A. .m — eet ceter = 4 o ~ « aah r “.~ ee ara “ Pate t @ ~ . . - s —_— am ~ = — ee * } “ : — “ ~ © yh. noah J mae anette ue A. = PO My lg | “he Mail | > — 2° w- * > | | offer this amazing massive Cabinet and ie ‘Ade \ iy ij ie \ ‘p w\ Y ‘Ag \ be porcgg eng =~ ein y he a pit - ‘ Boneh, 15% 288-lach Se door 8side-icer pic- ‘ty ‘ taxes were paid $3 38 was left ) a ‘for the ng of J. D, Lott, trav- | | ‘| aby. top, Tudor perio : | of, if 1 ‘he $3.38 left oy Ls \ Mi Li AH i AN ba Vii. A\\ 3 ‘\ . | Les tI tured, in Fs golden oak a i “" : $100. The $3.38 left over was a¥ = hat 'eling painter, a year ago, are at : 8 — | turned legs, overlay ft Me Se = / Hin " , |\Iiberty because of Lott's sudden ‘ , ranean wo ge re finish. ‘ HAG i and improving the property. : Te: N : tone walnut finish. : . . ‘ : “gg Orig al ge le pee ean | wy Plenty of space for | real $27. s0 Sei | : | | Miss Thelma Wilson, Miss Lot- your radio and value for os Teh Ap: . ; : |tie Wilson and Mrs. Mattie Reyn- | The Illinois Central System equipment. Beauti- | - ful piece of fur- ‘ : |olds, sisters, and William and Mail Orders Given Prompt Atten- niture. Regular 7 : ' Ee knowledge of the facts about its ‘Charles Upchurch and Hal Lee tion. No Terms on Mail Orders. $37.50 value. A de- Open Saturdays - E . were indicted recently by a grand | O E ri sirable gift. : Till 9 P. M. Y - the public to know that the jury on testimony that Lott had @ pen Evenings by Appointment ; transportation is wisely and ecor been killed and his body dumped : ; - into the waters of the Black War- | e . : in the production and improvem rior River. Following Lott's dis. | a }appearance 12 months ago, author. | FREE! 9 : Cc : Pe | a tT onstructive criticism and sug ities began an investigation which | | disclosed bloodstains beside the | i r r an highway several miles from here | sea" or tak S deeds A R ¢ fri igera tor | L. A. ’ ’ 'while other signs of a struggle and | With eve Ice Box al “ | ‘ ; J /apparent attack were discov ered | Coaster Wagon! Worth - U ei Shy H T U R E co necessity - the comm President, Tilt = A qe >. EXP n jon a raft on the riv river. $7.50! Free! - : plete kitchen. Free! | ee nn ee Ses 3 | } “14 MEN IN POOLROOM ROBRED 1030-32 Franklin Av. - | CHICAGO, April 1, 1927. ; , Three men, with revolvers, hola- | = q ‘ 9. | ing handkerchiefs to their faces, | , — a e lined up 14 customers in the pool-|f{ ° e E room of Patrick Van Horn at 2512 | 821 NORTH SIXTH STREET State street, East St. Louis, at | ere midnight, and took $90 from the | The POST-DISPATCH Regularly prints MORE WANT _ customers and $40 from a cash reg- | ‘ister. | ADS than the other St. Louis newspapers COMBINED. Pi. tee t+ VO Ph Reteheng, ; ; $ +7 #}*i¢begejcecdeiciads Soest oe 4 i 4b oe 2d eK

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' ‘ 4 a diese __ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH__ __FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 1, 19237 _______—_ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH A aA cky Furni rae? 240 MORE ALCOHOLICS 35 YEARS IN ONE LOCATION | 3 ag a. | “ P Scuanbin ME. 2218 Olive Street IN 1926 THAN IN 1923 MERCHANDISE #3 H e | . 9 pavenport Set — | y Z tty i, es | a Ni) (eeee Bodie m |City Hospital Records Show . Fo | buh HET} Increase Also in Cases of £ STLOUIS = r 6« ifs ml | a Se Delirium Tremens. | | mie S| ’ et rt i ’ : tia: an, GAR ee is yi KS . ee " * . . - . , ie cba. aig as SN AMIE EES BE OE i hi Aig an aCe smapitiy, SE RL ab M4 2 A Ee ORI = 5 oon ered = Mar he apr ‘4 teeth Do We J —— . e hr win = W ett} ar 7 heeler nor Here is one answer to it. This is what became of he amtt-Bdsenn: Sabie Gd Set and Blue Bird Dinner Set $13 Cash—$5 Monthly. every $100 received by the Illinois Central System in any contributions toward the com. _ ++ ‘ is mittee mn the © e ar rl if} 1Oour vears he had - | po 2 , 16, m ing } ore more than ordinary use $31.72. That le a te Seb. 18. 1085 “Srmaciis cau Y ot! et YER made. Will cut your “ f+ ) Z The t ae ep ae! Sra ae Nal x and satisfaction. Consists as a eccrana Alcoholic. Liquor Traffic Commit- ; a = | ne pone ‘BLUE BIRD DINNER SET ‘ Three-Piece Bed Outfit of beautiful bow-end bed, tee, with Congressman Grant ™M > a | Se a |. ere a wire shelves OUR PURCH is Gant weet ets ‘he finest Refrigerator ‘@ WwW full-size dresser, dainty The upkeep of locomotives. freight and passenger Hudson as chairman, has heen 2 f ] 4 ~ ote_||| | ny iT) es . : il i WiTH Y +e fa st OF S Decorated Bed, Spring, Mattress *£ Ppathering YY aterial to make an rn? vanity dresser and a spa- ears and other equipment cost $15.93. That left dcigl sepeet mae. daa o~——J re trimy i cious chifforobe. Finished $52.35. srohibition and tte enfeseament |) i 4 $ . 75 CASH OR CREDi7 A Blue Bird Dinner Set Free i ti ] ut A’ anc very Dp! iv 7 | 7 | = Ss A sturdy Bed of pleasing design. Com- 75 in antique wainut. su- wget . . plete with genuine Simmons spring and . === perb value! The upkeep of tracks, roadbed, bridges, buildings acts be ‘sceterel « 3 i) y fine comfortable mattress. Beautiful Fnamel and other structures cost $14.15. That left $38.20. 1 yeas ion furnish the basis fo $1 Down TS =e $1 Down The solicitation of traffic and the compilation and ha med : GAS RANGE issuance of tariffs cost $1.81. Payment for lost and Saclay Cr ee ie e of Moths! Store Your sss; SIMMONS DAY-BED damaged freight and for casualties took $1.24. The arnment and will carry*a Govern- AND PAD ; ~ ee an ¢ ee ee GEE i : - e salaries of clerks and other renera! office emp! ves Jie onse Ya! pe pelt a, 7 ; . wd : Clothes in a Cedar Chest Blue Bird Dinner Set Free m epronente m) we al 7 ys 2, oe 75 : , ers Opens to full- ss size bed —— rw took $1.22. Serving meals in dining and buffet cars $1 Down and in restaurants used up 609 cents of every $100 . : . : : War no appropriation for the Com- the railroad received from all sources. Pensions to mittee we have had to do a great 100- Piece Dinner Set ° ° Ss) d a] yf tne ork ar ] hae Th rn retired employes required 30 cents. Legal expense Fo ee ee me €Xira money to meet certair $ ] 9: 75 , ——— Twenty large, useful amounted to 27 cents. The expense of valuation expenses that were incurred by the Pretty designs on pieces in guaranteed ) white ware aluminum Regular- Jiermarkable values. ly sold for $29.76. $1 Down $1 Down j7AaAse ‘aba th} mMi1Teatior ~ gee cormmittee.” Work was 11 cents. Miscellaneous general expenses wale cone 72 == ) Blue Bird Dinner Set Free amounted to 39 cents. These items totaled $5.99. MAN FOR WHOM ANOTHER WAS 4 $1 Down That left $32.21. $993: BURIED RETURNS TO FAMILY Shows Up After 15 Years and Is | The salaries of general officers took 19 cents. That . An exceptional value! Well left $32 02 Taken Back to Elwood. Ind... ; loyd Baby Carriages @ worth $49.75. Substantially made ert Gue.Ve. By the Associ: Ri Magy z and guaranteed for a lifetime! a f= nee ee I c b] d : oe ; ee a ELWOOD, Ind.. - os Coe ane servicsabio There was put aside $5.36 in depreciation and re- enamel finish. A dandy cooker , i id} years luring ae ife ro | ‘ . : ’ : cs . 7. . = A ru i 4 = iid s VU Jj ei tare aA ig a 4 » €quipment. That left $26.65. man found in a box car at Ander. Seif met i cA Z ERATORS! | saftey ftisemee wlio acon: Evalapaaaaas , Dinner Sat HIFFOROBE e | has been turned to the home of a ' , si a oe y Fx: Dinner Set ti 11 | Rentals of equipment, leased lines and joint facili- d sen ets be Ghee ees Ee eoES ah, | Nationally Famous _ ties took $3.78. That left $22.88. nited with his family | . re Blue Bird Dinner Set Free Large and roomy. Five drawers, ward- tif i : - - Ere n TOrTK any since nat tilt - hy ¥% robe and hatbox. 4 : 75 Interest payments on borrowed monev took $7.76. he h iployed in a lumbe ; ‘ ; wainut finish on s@€- $79- That left $15.12. mill ¢ w rly, r bry ily | , | Buc % G nge 4 - ‘ if ‘ abinet wood ‘ ———ae Dividends to the owners of the railroad for the use to the postmaster at Elwood ask- ;, Gori ig Liberal Allowance for Your 4 } so ot) ie 2 Z of their property accounted for $5.41. Compared i thoes ae dan akin oe es | Old Range with this, taxes took $6.33. After dividends and jersche] Williams, was found and | ktiowledge of the facts about its business. It wants fusing to answer a series of ques r any . hi tions in the Senate Teapot Dom«: the public to know that the money cdllected for d-euntiauhion thin ahdiee deiek: abe Sale of Demonstrator and a ia ig $6 bias transportation is wisely and economically expended postponed today until next Tues- ay in the istrict of Columbia Su- “ 5 4 Tg , ne menoreent of cervine Ieame Canet ttersias sondies Sample Sewing Machines —} LATEST STYLE | WALNUT FINISH as been disposed of, the wealth) ee A al | mil operator will come to Wash. ff Singers—Domestics—Whites : JUNIOR LAMP LIBRARY TABLE Constructive criticism and suggestions are invited. oil operator will : b : ington for sentence under the con- : ye ae es ae eae Feo yee : , ; A Refrigerator Set ° erressiona! contempt statute, which = - _— dn ag ‘ ta . . — ~~ - ie —. $ 75 With every Ice Box a ; L. A. DOW NS, c mandatory both a jail sen- pti a ee pha Gente ag, AE et ee a ’ ) i oe i 4 ° ° ° ae ie ae Stans mo TIC¢ » DODUY Ba His - i wa Al otc necessity for the com- : President, Illinois Central System. tence and a_i i oe liane a ws | : lete kitch F ! 4 Navy Aviation Machinist Killed. Prices fp cage. a . ; | Long gracet ! P en. ree 4 CHIC rel “1 097 PENSACOLA, Fla., April i.— from [SEE = 4 . | aay Grawere. ) A $40 value ime Table— a AG J, pru 1, 1927. Joe Poarter, white, &@ passenz*r, ’ ) Exeriient construct nG finish . epecia: for beautiful base. was killed, and David Edward Nei- s ° , 4 t bee aS ed thie sale | Rich finish. son, pilot, wes seriously. injured Blue Bird Dinner Set Free Vig ore 4 | od fe om when a navy plane in which they Ace $1 Down a ge ee — $1 Down $1 Down |Fla. Both men were aviation ~a- GOLDMAN B 1102- ONE DDR eee, © ' 7 were riding crashed, near Molino $1 Down cHinists’ mates. roo; ER A me A At EE ERY OOS TERE GI Ey :

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—— - ee OO = aeons RIDAY by haus 1, 1927 ST.LOUIS ————— $e PAGE ob OuIS POSI- DISPATCH. a ——=— - geannge ae me » SRM 4, LJnt en out — 18 SS 7S, a ee || 8 Eee % ———— i ae -— VETERAN SWIDLER. NEVER : eee e- Te a the |!y Place, who, he reported, had | ema nene meneame es siete Siawel si eS | — | Howls i un ‘563 Di South Side Auto Co., Jefferson and |#>andoned the machine, and came . 3 hieoniias = ern m@ Keysand Cant Sal a ba E wale 2 ; 9 to 12 O'Clock ack “Oe, Fj §- ” Calg & EK nsemble Ope aten . en} > mn fror to St. Louis with the prisoner and A Pay-Day Opportunity |GAUGHT BEFORE, ADMITS GUILT t=farette avenues, ana stolen trom | 1) Sr too te, He said Wolf ad- , aking th utomobi ; Daw 513-15 Washington Av. Frank Adam Keed Enters Pilea; © 17, was a mal reat yer : Noisy and Colortul E N K ¥ Swan Songs tor Aired: Next d li few dollars out of your en- Be Sentenced for Biking {i .en abandoned. Sheriff Markle en ceed leant - een in Economy shares. Okawville (ill.) -Mayor. a Ace ‘ aie arvetted Chacten| (oe Gee BATTERIES New Twill Favor of Newfé Black and White Combinations—Monkey F ew tils— Satins and —" of Sport Caate *: : ig YT : 4 's 5-year . . —_— Frank Adam Reed th Wolf, 18 years old, of 2100 Waver- — ’ mr ry F4 nree wit! a For 40 years this association has added divi- record as a confidence man _ nds of 6% per annum to every dollar invested out once bein convicted, was - its shareholders. ad Il seoken today when the 69-yenr-0l4 | _ SUROUAS AND COLLnGES Sidewall ° ° patriarc h of ‘Chapp mere S Non-negotiable first deeds of trust protect every notorious gang pleaded guilty be- | ST. LOUIS UNIVERSITY CAS penny of your investment. foré Federal Judge Davis of & Buy feey Préc ~harge of swindling Mayor William e e en io .% 4 so ? pron re G. Frank of JRewvile, ee en Inic EVENINGS SUNDAYS Send for Free Booklet—“A Pocketbook ef Profitable Facts —: gee lost $35,000 in Liberty bonds ‘nm Bl A oe ee 3556 Caroline St.—(Near Grand) CORDUROY TIRE STORES onomy g. I oan SS n. _ er : feed poe 5 wale Hours: 98 A. M. to 4 FP. M. Daily 24°0 Washington | State St. * Re-aag Judge Mavis terre: : sjegvectan oais ae oi Organized 1887 until ate Reed was remand International Life Building—Eighth and Chestnut ed te the custody ef the United tee Marehal and wa@ taken to Tat . avi tee sd r jail The maximum penalty 7 T ) 3 R tes & mn the harge is five years im- orizonment, but it is not likely t Reed will receive the maxi- BE&~A tad EY ’S mum becaune of hi advanced age 509 WASHINGTON AVENUE ? } ge New from at this price— ile was arrested in 509 Only a limited number of , eniiaein af td ammanle month. He told postoffice inspec- -) Ce ae Coats in this group— cy most successful. styles— core after he was returned here | Early selection is advised oad peer he had never been “pottied, | SENSATIONAL SALE > = : At eisce~All colere~ r | that ta. served = papers pies tev ae , | $09 HIGH-GRADE viction or ! f guilty, . NEW SPRING s 7 of ne aiseewel swindon in ce. Saturday Morning > 2 a | iw DRESSES | he participated uring his ieng ca- . } i DRESSES | po $2—3I-FT. LAWN | DOUBLE CANE SEAT 9" omc(ret 20'S: 9 A. M. to 12 O'Clock Hl naa - Worth Up § orth lp to 9 7. = nf Mayor Frank was at the Ma- 3 +. || $2250— $Q29| | | au Colors 9 on ke CHAIRS | °° ri Ea a> . oe Be tym * ry ot toe Ve)" ie hos nd tars 2 rr . Lip Ruin oe a : 4 Om “ we » ee ttn ee a 1 Sietimiee ith Nearly 2000 Coats to se- aie New, perfect, full size. WEBSTER GROVES MAYORALTY As illustrated. = 2 FO z FIGHT BASED ON ZONING ISSUE [wo Rival Lumbermen Are Can- or didates. With Trees Used for Ta Spert Coats that ; a were up to 81%, — Advertising. - we > Also fine twill, pporters of Fred Holekan ow ~ full silk lined. ——— a Ss : + « 7 - % PY ee a ae . + ms od me te aa" * a) ye We atedR ay ar ik ae ton + wet Re we . om a, 1 ae. . me . at eae i i — a £ "Se irrman. in his racé ior Mayor I | y se = i Yi Sh ane th bs, . satins A . Qt . . ‘ sine? the in riday of 7 ster isTove s ABRIL TIsS.L a j x ixtures "h* , 7 }- iw . & Sat. ur " i a JOGO ‘ Aid} ee. Ser Ti ’ a b, oa toa wre lurn berman, have taken ene tack. On each of 26 pati die es n | aN : | aT] Pees Bs HARDWARE COMPANY | 7 $1.25 Lace Curtains, 4 pairs, $1.99 8 they have tacked printed placard Wh t: ¢ | dle smaarmceneigre $4 Indian Blankets, part wool, $1.99 B -cading: | 2 S: SS: wi WE | CENTS $4 Bed Comforts, fancy cov'd. $12.99 = °° | _ aaa | ged | “ . 4400 $4 nal % OXFORDS Hamilton 22-cal. Rifle, Sat. $1.99 — — if YF Sport Coats that BE" ) 4 5 7 . 2 & bine LPs RG fe. i, ie ‘ 4 a ara " - Ses wl ot . — BAS ager TA SAE OM rata Le fe ny . . - ‘ae ey: ; - “ =o See oe Fi as aaa r x x mpotey -~ tes Wp = ne : ai - z ¥. A BOR OA x peer ‘ 23 var poe ke A: ba FN lee ea 5 bard al P 27g ev OR 2) ee a a 2 ta > Ser Er: ~ - Leee - DESTROYED were «8 o: $28. For men younger men newest | $2 Garage Paint, 2 gallons for $1.99 Also ele ; wills, “COODYEAR” LINCOLN PARK HAND DRILL spring ay 3 les. iam wmentaata af nan ~ \ . | ae Collies the staple Line. GQ | 52 8s: 51.50 Gaseat, wih $2.99 ff aceines emoracic proveeis of Uh Oy MM | tiack satins, kasha All-Weather Cords RS ET ces ain ne. pane hae a : anne nena £ rroperty : SS Bal ' - ) B. he pens housin thes 40c, 10-lb. Sack Garden Lime...25¢ Fema veg pe wine bipsse ie : | Sy and novelty a present ene and luxuriant grees LOaLs > ] 8. 49 I : adat “Med to iocai so ‘ reared . sad young ' attor ey pj the zoning I i. 7 } i mnie ’ f \ — 30x3"2 a f fia 29c 85c a $1. 35 aas* ' roy. * pw ~ my $4 FANCY PLAID 5 permit unwelcome business Wh asi 4 \ eee WHITE CLOVER roodiand st welll pats RT house ye erected here. . ‘s —— 7! test ents | Three-Jaw steel chuck; takes ol] oly = Ss, @u th , — ¥ PA gees neg a ge : titanket ’ ss : o™ -. . ie 65c drilise te *,-inch. A wery fine “a . - ‘ ' lete j Sit yort ‘nN WOOL Scratch tne Chipman 1 ‘ket. , > _ mer ; — G eerviceahbie frill. 89c | | my : ng t ; i. at . : i . = pantie tik Blue rass 4 “Millers Palis” tool mble w ethi fugsing * . Neceen : . f é. : ' a r = lous Ths ' ing meni tried 1 S . . - . . / j . » , ~ ~ ‘ P P . . ‘ t . eiy Sa . Or? ; T? ¢ t we r€ , fi = > 99 ‘ ; — ~ : ail : - tis - a4 J . » e* > ” | ] - ; AL 4 ¢ ’ t ’ i ' €Baa . . 7 ‘ cia 5, F an? . ; 4 as ee 3 , stata ’ 2 ye ome Sees cll 5 = 4 = q > Y a es e ” ome | ae J ok. eternk ete ve thle eal _ “ = - 7 ao Ws en S ER ayy Se StS - 4. 7 a! ae iv Ne? ao Sere Reteage Se . 39c i. . $1.10 SET OF 9 DRILLS Hy drated Lime Sizes 1-16 to 3-16 ln. for weed a . blemished (> 2? ” 85c or meta aperia pp» se , : . bra “i ef b | pat] | Monkey fur-trimmed wearing qualities not im Mead _. ‘ Time om « ? | - : - finishing your turday oO Vassar. former atta r {he Newest Spring : oF TSinn italian on hese r | Tas Mingo HOUSE FURNISHING co. ; ny | | ; woodwork and aty les. eee i 4 ee mo it taal . ie 9 . * — furniture with . . . yesterday when he arrived to 902-04 Franklin Av. | dh Py reer -crad. High-Wheel, Ball-Bearing CHOICE ee hae” so peonet ort llggamaam pallid tances tte : > tae saad Dabs LAWN MOWER roAN B® ji atop ange en eae e = nishes. High-wheel Mowers cut easter, oe te Dr. Roselli said the problem alist cmeaaar eatae meni & ck d cl . eit NE quicker and cleaner. was faced ' reTManY and Japa . - and suggested a possibility that the SIMONIZ three nations seek a common solu, ea ws foc rice. et or Polish si100 31.90 tion “ascism, he thought. had tn GARAGE PAINT . te ¢ eet last veal . (,00q quality outside Paint. . Se Schrader Tire Gauge Senr coud a ee : Se a C al Sess : om ms 8 - Ss ~_ oe ails ws Lae: G8c _vtselcete Inside Varnish men’s sPriING| WARE «joie ne Te meson = a — A aurable, clear Varnish for $1.75 SUITS AND aes 2 ~ RAZOR BLADES TOPCOATS | * 4 : = That oh) ie ne SCREEN ENAMEL Values Up to $25 | . (|e ; HIGHER TAX RATE FAVORED a, oa ie iA iB GILLETTE— BLACK GREEN = i " *t « ie Pke. of 10 : . Pint Quart — rome nee fun = 13 ary J .4 . J St. Clair County Supervisor to Be . i eae =} | : i saree niente of 30c "50c 3E0 65c wheels: four cutting biade« : t . 4 i. . do nered steel: ful $ 2 ‘ t reed to Increase Levy. . i er} _ Ms ymAtw DCPLEX wd 3-INCH PAINT BRUSH pete tt Frowoe, Men's $3.50 & $4 Dress Pants $1.99 , é Sr Lit 1h oO ¥ of ® a ran Se nate Briaties 59c — ' * a f . ae 4 - Z . - ¢ ® oe © a in yi i _ ' . a s be ce Ae de te ih a a owe > es oe arree ya es a > is pervisors GARDEN TOOLS af ’ .-fil Lpoy— af S&S nm Dts — of + * gage | hrace '? onder re. > : . ; , ; ’ : 7 Ve ; eb * r ————a ao — , +te - ‘ Fetes Oy F 2 ike a : 82 EF! ti I ATV OFF &43 \Jae ALA ‘ , -s . . ; ’ SS » : , : ’ = : at * i ‘ + - ‘ote 4 " : ' ort . rd - . - Pers : . 2 ‘ : LAstcea ' ‘ 4 » sae a | . as & a —. - _ e y 7 rs Ous¢ and count pall iaVvVOT: TY ' : Hi J . 4 ' siep. c¢ tmpiete with ; = ER ig at } ~S-Kt vst = —_ \ - SE ” — se } , ‘ ; : Bis ‘ . a : bucket seheit i ‘ i Li tu ‘ Pi468.4 : r) i * r ‘ of &> 4% on + - . ’ . > ™ . : 34 Se Ce) Ss oO ‘ i¢ a? a we ni \/ ‘ +e se : Z , r . j id “— » t . \ Loe is o : hi * 4 * ‘ = seen t {4 as, o# ' | eS i Pata sbi iv by. © 1, é “ } é | ; P F aF sr al er mse ~: ~ «: es aS oy j ra . oe >he- Beste Be. he hee a ee * ~ « r " of 75 cen Wall style. size TxT feet. “Made of henvy vides that 14-on. treated duck with fall 5-foot walls, double sewed with non-rot thread and heavily reinforced at =" straining Cy, — , = - | oF ’ ‘ Oh oe aaa =a _ SFL Stepladder |, GARDEN RAKES Compicte a ¢ 95 cents a ait ionar) } Tax on 2 $104 tTaiu | 2 , a Oe =~ = SNe ‘i 4 J / = , - bys " size. 3 * > » . Complete ; ~ a ave ’ 4 : _ ; * tT. er Be ” 4% ign, oy a ——_— | 2 ‘| 4 . of the 8S' yaar lennessee Relle cus a 14c . : : \ on neice. and aiter we > 5 — , F 1 r, 7 ton *. on ’ s qi 2 e With Heavy Canvas Tep, New, Perfect = Rover: © Tee will be in charge rion | 4 TTT) Cat pieces ai per 1 Gas Hot-Water —— The frames are «plen- _ oe eahapapay ur Sy e e wo —_— | SRF OS eS Anita Nie Si i oe ack Sea Re wae Nah toll ES ae Se CM ae Ce re i S ¢ a — en _ rhe ARMY GOODS, STORE — | (eaaieeaiatannceie (HOUSE FURNISHING (QM Eee = oe 2 apres ef) around. Complete with solid lig ht May he man - =) 4- be As oo only. ? braes pnickei-plete’ fittincs ~pertails ~. / {pu iated. Stand “ot Incioded = for thie eale — eae « 2 aD ¥ , Fourth rd th aan 30 _— E 8, fo \ ing ne e ww A ’ eE. 48-in _ onewart. ~ieh & St Pert « -~ Sarr Or &. WwW % H INGT Minneapoti« ( “te Rotary Meeting | . =- ww 4 a*tee-a + ae ea , 5. 5 ‘ ny $37.75 omer Bm Mens os " se et at Fa — r CHICAGO, April 1.—Minneapolis. ee : d | . $44 with stand. $13. F sie “p wm) Minn... was selected today as the . Friday and Saturda> “2 with oppertun: Prafreck.Litton Furr ee a8 ya’ H °Memaikers host city for the nineteenth annua! , origes show fie FOST-DISPATCH Regularly prints MORE WANT | -onvention of Rotary Internationsl | | CENTRAL HARDWARE, 811 N. SIXTH STS - — rogm™ vain ADS than ALL the other M. Louis newspapers COMBINED. . ito be held Jame 18 to 22, 1928. til 5:39 i ee madi > &*

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‘ iisiibindacs ST. LOUIS ae ee _FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 1, 1927 = Louis POST- DISPATCH .. Se _.__ PAGE 3 ~y. - | | 2 doze niturbances are apreas tit nr Preduc'. me ¥ ' . as - nie en i ’ : ‘ een ° — I Di destroye. Noa, said today. | the Noa’s bridge at the time said cutting by hand. the sourc Ij ‘raftsmen, aded haif ; tt vateiteti site serum rn Commander Smith was the senior day that Commander Smith, on , hood of thousands of families Mctories sed lemolished large !of a carload of machine-cut glase- ; ; ‘ » blu he ring ' ] Male ( - "tie Tt} ry , i CKS yf qi ‘ LiTie@-C%4 , ee) 5’ iss Ware requires le | labor than a . l tre gr |: SS wit rs \ ‘ { ; ryté ve Titi tT} ty [ i . aehit ¢ Sif rie i Rae ' ve pe. o ert ' if, t hye ; , ‘ - - “-* me ican — er aft N inking prior receipt of the ‘ r¥rniai if Tri tn Ditit- es the revolting dmiral. H jasket; 9n the hill. ave he com- their handicr: Morning Ker and Canine Radiion || SHFIIS ne AANG ial of Har-Abmra Maus they ave ca : was no question of the ler tmé é ca ¥’ Sale ither get a courtmartial or 4 medal for this Let ‘er go, Ben- | gy to 12 O'Clock i a | Ensemble QO en dD leading the "Amerie ans into iy Gomme. 34 p Og OW viii this affair,” he declared. “We acted | Ble sla i ‘Bennie’ is Lieut. Benjamin Only | : in perfect ‘papmony. after full con- | let Er Go, Bennie, ds Amer- ' sultation between myself and Capt. | Staud of Pittsburg, Pa.. the aut | Noisy and Colorful Exhibition Marked by ‘Another Naval Man Say eT. ee EXTRAORDINARY SLASHING Nae ae ee | RT OVER MACHINE GLASS & Fs ENE Ge ah wteeh a ay Se eetnthaie tinea al mecstilen Swan songs for Airedales and Return to “Asa matt r of fact, the Ameri- | By the Assoc lated Press icans were the first to act in laying | 4 i ?p : i SHANG } "r+, 7 wh _ , rye ne > “| ; { ] + . “ . ' ‘ . P| 4 . aah) lan | ii bid 1e@ Gog SHOW Led at the build in C 4yton a5 One Ilan Tre- ] antic ‘ , ‘ t} Tt eae 9 eter pa eel oe i i | ant-é Ommander Roy . Smith Jr. |] salvos.” oO ; the adoption of modern ma- Coliseum Cn.S MOrning, Wilh ail Cll marked. |of Annanolis Md : ' f . ¢ .Ace ¢ , , ‘ ee ae svil., COmmaeanager 1 rnormer } va] TY! i? } WwW: Lon r " re iaAce ne r once ¢ jatest fashions in dogs and some | Those who seemed most to en- ai - nen cn dat vn etal to: of the more recen fasnions in}joy themselves besides the dogs ; _—- x" h ot h > i ar ia - r - ae eee weeener ine dogs. or|were children or dog show judges. the people who came to look at the | It is great to be a child or a judge . St. L: tas dogs were more interesting was left |at a dog show. The children stood |: ours. Greatest Clothing Store : Of special interest to home builders and contractors is our SPRING SALE of our famous tp the visitors to decide. The dogs, | outside the show rings and pinched | j OUTS DI STRICT s AGLE line of fixtures at a reduction. All fixtures completely wired (Union Label), ready for seeme. pay more|/or mauled all the dogs they could , Tabs t: ! 3 E hanging—Come early while the stock is complete. This Special Sale is for TEN DAYS themselves. attention to ©a hh oth r than to hu- ilay hands on. “he judges stood 's —_ GET THE viMosT melee FOR vem MONEY HERE ‘ STAMPS ONLY— April 1 to 10. was just inside and pinched and mauled the \ . th j 4 : , : man spectators, ru? me v | ME i - gpl 2 4 4 5-Light ogee in E ‘Their voices were as vari. |continue daily from 9 a. m. to 10 | : ' iin are ; Candles 300 HIGH-GRADE | | | ipa + Beagles. 1! dat a ee 7 > (vrei ? i iaAnes art rrvint we ISO Fe hae in ii > unc ay ] ce ten W 4 Lil € a, . ; DRESSES 1 wae «(tte re 4) de asththe how closes EXTRA SALESMEN ce Value : ? Regular A * ) + profundo in the choi hile the «agg eae ) FREE DELIVERIES : : | $15 Value ur Trimmed—New Twills— Sport Coats 3 i ee nee > q ty, wate Mele io alia. 5 Spec ORS el ee op a ele ; “A PSE eae agg Bk aS PNT gem SR tii ne Ee — RD RR 4 ee ow : pate es on tins. mee ME RR ety IIE te REI mctatin ere er Re ee, on ny Racin ta, > eae Alin iS Rg 4h ny Ag on Wie + i mabe - OL ie BP Napeinl Nem ants aeteai . » ee ee 0 clock the 4 U Nall $ 50 ‘] tt Pomeranians , a-.. ;' sae . & x ! ue chorus. Human _ hatte} as _ : ig . : Es Ww ait bas * : rae W Never Before Have We Shown so Large an Assortment of ) Colors ] all LF BD arms oir rey. ising mis This consis'or proving ®hir = HANDSOME. PATTERNS IN WORSTEDS, SERGES, . J Bedroom 2 15 fy 4 5 2-light. ITwory finiah. value Si . gynists In the | oo 5 CORRS | my p te : me ‘ oS a ae izes eee pestfulnoss of the show. eight fect aay. their agnity by & TWEEDS, HOMESPUNS, CHEVIOTS, CASSIMERES, on thi fashions this spring incline | °°" nbling over a high wall and : s one Re Ee MD Oe =: ‘the porting flair, was | ‘#elr ferocity by chewing at a man PLAIDS, CHECKS, STRIPES, MIXTURES & PLAIN | Zooey Ne ere ae ics le danmeredes NAVY BLUES, TANS, GRAYS, BROWNS 4k as | ‘a ee -eannel Clu] "5 5 5 ee, a. , BATH ROOM ae Mississippi Valley Kennel which is sponsoring the show. The | DOUBLE AND SINGLE BREASTED COLLEGIATE AND CONSERVATIVE MODELS r well “ates woman will want rose 2 ope wnomcagpelig MANY WITH TWO PAIRS OF PANTS FREE ALTERATIONS| Ss. eettncone T., telah | $22 SUITS | $27 SUITS | $35 SUITS » $40 SUITS 4 $50 SUITS und ‘ALi ° mee notable to afford a wolfho : : , : meee @640sell: dressed man by all means will 50 50 50 50 Maz ' BS Re tne en A . te a . : . * s . - _ . hare a sne Shas GS! ‘ : cat Laie | = : ad ¢ say nolice 7 ¢ yy Ty vy r ** 7 2) crrer *,r ‘ > bracket ; : £~ LO Seay prvii , cliiti itiMVu ia} ~ 61.75 value . \/ : : with a tan 1is} A | mn ps4 eh is ne J . 4 al . a } r rni¢ ‘ } oP > ¢ I > ‘4 ' a White Frosted a gui ae ae s s —- Bulbs; 25 or 40 acce pte q COIO! ‘CENTRAL : 16 wo! oun i. mn rie! on bi ST. 4400 , : and ‘ aT ta & : cs in r) SNOW | fH ¢ . a od 25c ‘ with the sport roadsters he , : complete outti ‘ §?2 men’s & youths’ 3 rgd - $28.40 HAND DRILL a motor Pra orld pou BL. E BRE ASTE D oar \ EF. =T all-wool tweed %. Collies the Staple Line, LONG & SHORT PASTS, $10 SIND. Cacsimeres, ete. Before the pens housing these | ' er : dogs loitered all the sad young BOYS’ as . Men's $4 Piain & Striped 12 | ’ eg a a ae Ra . 5 2-PANT uJ _ |{ BLUE SERGE PANTS a eho { Three-Ja | chuck i si 2 EGE ake woune ‘womet ECE 9C al Youths’ $5 Light and Dark : 8.) azz 65c w ateel chuck; takes all size | eights; ail the gay young wome! BOYS’ $14 ALL-WOOL 4-PIECE i J Lig 39 Mire. pA ge eee, complete a aport en PY FEET 0 SITS LON AND, GOLF (9-29 COLLEGIATE PANTS eee. Bracket ass A “Millers Falls’ too imble with : 1.10 : rT oF - ‘Gnas , mevement. Sharp |e e cig eat NenOT feet feel. “Tiz” draws out the eerie All- -W00! Tapenats = OVERALLS-JUMPERS... &= aps, C EASTER | in ao . Imported *] 00 One light. Regu- $ 75 i a4 s ’ « . Sizes 1-16 to 3-16 Iin.; for wood 39 Cc or metal: apecial, per set - + re ae dete - - —~s tet “ * . * : a . " . ee ' ‘Ss \ a , r ts P . 4 _— . 4 . 4 at _ = ee ot Cpe s - as . = ws Fe ee fk he Slnewtrls dy as ; = wlne, Apedeew edd 7% . ne’ . vena | . | —_ - : GOS etn » — — - * " a . ‘ ’ pe - Pages 7 Se ee pe eee ee ponent say - rere pment SO A OE LN CLLEGE | IT CT te TCT CATE I CELLO ALLELE LLY LO CCE TATE A ES ANON. eT EE TT NAN TC tty ee elt eet tan nately: - seins aasint ane: tla tintin aaa ens sickles, grass | oe ere te Comes, representcc +0 | that cause tender, aching feet. h R $3.50 shade. Reg. lar 30. shears, tools, a } SHOW is ‘2 mt rit : hd 2) “' ° eieges ' ““Tiz’’ takes all the soreness out of few cents. ‘ k l es, C29 ‘= ate , ‘ . } > ’ a a " aie 7 or = Ss“ ava’ | & ; a —_— ; a 3 2 ee dain soph “i ne ie i ” | corns and callouses. Geta box of “Tiz” ~All New Spring mye 2000 wee : Fancy Sweaters, $i : yer SS $1 75 val t: +H | $ 49 : cA 4 — ese yeaa the dc fasDion | st an 1y Grug or department store for a $5 Felt Hats ae he Men’ % | ie a 7 7 With = ; | | | ; Sulbs Are Not Include 1 ixtures Gray, Tan, Black End foottorture forever—wear smaller Mail and Phone Orders Filled of oe ‘ Bee Ae ier eer : Ss ss Wes: practi) 1] logs. reterred t Pr iin Cart b: ir ndcloths es eS arie , | 2s ej r+ the. knowing a house id shoes, keep your feet fresh, Sweet and sor nal ’ plain or : and fine assortment C 2 . cF eee’? hreed they eat 3% 1 out ¢ comfortable. aes ' Bands. ; pinin and fancs effects. . | Phones Compression oo Z : White and colors. Alt : See ‘ — ire he seve! ad regular sizes; worth up if CEntral 6212 * ) “d jouse and hum “TI e+ > 4 i | : . , . - . . —- I'wo-Tone Walnut Finish Bedroom Suite ST SOO OT tC le Bt ML RF I NOE ANOLE Nt ORIOL IU | 8 PC a elk th pe CAA ere wage a oe oR ' GARDEN RAKES 3 : general Forged steel I2-tooth Rake. . 3 Special dale GARDEN HOE qs Perged sicel blade, Me fanciers “pectal os 6 ay 10 £0 wit} SPADING FORKS — Selld steel with seasoned . 2 panes. hickory handle. Special . . = Thi GARDEN SPADES ; “olld ateel with hickery handle. . a Special jee §6TOUpS—-those wh} iad dogs ¢! cut ine«t : = ree | 3 pre CULTIVATOR HOE mm tered in the show, those who ha 3 +h re a . , Special ie ap 75c mee «6 ORS NOt entered in the show an those who hope to have dogs som: . i. 50-Ft.Garden Hose |MPHR “ay. Most of the people with dogs 2 aw a —e os s/h) ok ae ee ah |= ao | | M ule of the hichest - \ fijtere d , Otter rf reap Ad the Aa’ a - ; o-: _— — 4 2 s | 4 t. . «3 34 . : Aid -si* mid ‘ PAs A Lada ca .. - 4 : nf . : ' = la krade Molded nen- ew | x Vs ze vA ous af , Rees _. is | Shetched from Display ~~ kinkabie rubber, Ab- tt. a. — ee ee Re. 5 \ : ys é : — of CARROLLS solutely fresh stock ee preventing . - ' forced | and fully cuaranteed ; i mens, — *.-Inch size. Special So menting 7 rolle for this sale, Pg no had | q . 4 95 Mm «show spent 1 ; . S 4 8 © , he +. Oy . llc e py , rTnow ! | | oe 6|O ere dh6Uthan «6f 12c WOOD HOSE SE Rie The 1 1 i | — ' , ea Oe REEL, $1.69 — ' : a the dogs the i lik ‘ to h: e ‘+h 17 | ™ ' Fe a = - : .*, 3: = ; . é 2 a « - . le | . ion meee 68) &@ Food fair price. and after we : Fag td a Ee » ee ee ee : pacer, "Es See A, . r . . i ¢ x ’ ’ - 2 ' ‘ = ~ : — q Ie 2 = “s =ek'e . " ‘ses 7 . oe Gas Hot-Water & 4 ' og is <° 45 Be AES eg J ge oy & °F ; BOW-END BED VANI I y : a H - ADVERTISEMENT x f : . ° 4 i) . : << . me £, eS . q P att. oe : . . J he Red is 4 feet 6 inches wide and in The Vanity conforma with the neweet eaters . oA | ir. - ‘ eT 2 {at Be See et ie , aif gs, ‘ 3 — a 4 gp bigger Fi oe Piggy tama BE por idens in rage pe 3 — Gesian. oy , ae peees”) ; oe vas - A fit. sot E aM. : sign whie « a0 ‘ ; Mirrers are neatiy «he and well pre- With deuble copper a eed ’ ' bea ° ‘ ? E. sas IEE, panggsttt Ot eS cae 5 this time. Notice the nea overlay pan- portloned—«awinging wide mirrerse are * coll; plenty of hot . iy April Fool's Day | "hy i ae eo Rei etaien Lene oon Dees oe he, els which give the Suite an appearance adjectable te any pasitian. ead Gece _ water in just a few ‘ a % ° - ‘ 3 eee de 2-3 2s pis r = et, of being higher priced. rations. minutes. cog : po ae : oo Seo Foe a ae Sart: Fa. Se ® | Holds Fun for Many Shi ae ) s atigieal Drage ee DRESSER CHIFFOROBE April first seems to have been ib : Meta aye as. a See ee This Dresser i« a larger size than what Selected as the one dav in the 1 Ad mil. b ayaa ae e | See eg, ule te ol is usually furnished with suites at this The Chifferebe te one of the moet eectal Year that ‘‘ inkes Fe ee ia ted = tim 2 eee : a | , eee Beg i Rs oe price. Pienty of drawer space—a largce- pieces of the Salte. It haw « large clethes i7© that jokes are accepte: is ~ . aa: <4 we ae Stes Ao =< = size, high-grade mirror of French plate. compartment and pienty «ef drawer With a fair show of amusement, || et FF, +! ee Bost —_— a peti e Mebeige eetts 2ce tas Note the graceful mirror posts and at- space. its besetifal twe-tene wainut ~ — eane | “tie es : tractive shape of the turned legs. finish makes tt exeeptionally deetrabic. and for those who still have tke ) ns fA eT i eines love of humor and delight in ae fy | ie oo jokes, today brings opportunity ) : for them. : Friday and SS ' fa aT Pe! a V1 R N Ww and Saturdav are teem Refurnish Your Living oom INO I dogs tod i LLL LLL OO LALA LAL AL ALLEL LEE OLE LE ttle hm emcee LL AA ATR ANGER tet tt er: Meine tate seme Saheaiideeeringtantens sane nlite IN II me wom Living- With Opportunities at the re an i} ; Abi LEA : a) 4 ‘ . ity to buy a Pry 3 .: ‘ ' ; remarkable opportun a frock.Litton Furniture Om: ~ yh Suite at m most amazing price secrifl | 4 “ j lemeth as esl add - es, Fewth and St. Charles at the, same te ct Table and Delivers rf | ag THA PAYS FOR THIS | compar mimbas @ woo 63:45 5 | a. = —. a “en . gps aaa ag) “Ye 7 wp bes 8 ring le. he ew ra EPRVA tt © ISHERS” TE BEDROOM with «tend, ie * Set call ptaatetaaed — sized bed, « ae erstuffed sty 29 Entire RN | &pecinl - : | 3 Homemak. rs and prospecti' saeeaue- cushion Ba — covered : ene “COMPLETE HOME FU ST. LOUIS. MO. COMPLE SUITE The three pieces 311 N. SIXTH ST. 1% Beats should inspect these living: velar. "The three Piers fo ‘ouly #139 1116 OLIVE ST.

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—.ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH _ eee FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 3, 1977) ere ee Sa QV ~ > . TINODOOAANISAS NAIA NAIOP ANAAGAIOGHIINANOAN AAAI IAEA SSS me ae ee ——— Ce em ee ——— ene anor een eer eae —- — + ———— : nes ——— eS as sandwich Fillings. | School Sandwich—Children love | COLD BEEFSTEAK STRIPS | exercised in arranging these strips ; * gigp—Sliced chicken, fried ham /nourishing fresh-egg Mayonnaise | poe werving. These oey Sr oe \X, an straight rows on a platter and || M e n U S f O r Ct h e _ e k da lettuce leaf spread |spread on bread or crackers. Cold beefsteak is too little ap- garnished with sweet pickles and —— =— —— —— —— wn == | - . f Y : This Is the Time of Year preciated. (So far from being ; > a catch-up ete ey may be. serve » meat Bos, Bed my ho spronman | To Learn More About Fish ccna a | M i nnaise. Use toast. | Sunshine—Thin slices of banana; % with ish—C hopped hard - boiled | spread the bread with Mayonnaise. | : olives and pimentos mixed; Tea Time—Chopped pineapple i yayonnaise. and pimentos mixed with Mayon- oe © flee > , | n—Chopped apple, cel- | naise. apf nuts mixed with Mayon-| Cooler—Chopped sardines and | } |cucumber mixed with Mayonnaise. | 3 meal, if a little care is put on its ; = preparation, cold beefste; y fsteak may and butter or they may be ar- || Breakfast Luncheon | ranged to suit individual idea and'| Grape juice "Clam fritters figure as literal piece de resist- ance. i | Cereal Creamed potatoes i] taste. 1 | Apple Cake B muff! 4 I i - Speaking of. garnishing, while | | White bread Marshmallow. eats gan gn ay At the Height of the Lenten Season Ad pickle or chutney or some other || costes Milk lager ise "2 i ditional Calls Come for Recipes First, the steak should have been cut thick: second, it should toasted Tea Coffee Milk Cabbage salad | nave been lightly broiled unless j ideal accompani | 4 ' . ‘ oO , : ef; f . ine - i _ |individual preferences are strong | acct an S an , Poo 4 tare — ea Milk | | : . . rea 3 € - for well-done meat. Then the | ccaen ms : hes “3 0 ‘ erie tcely | | : for, Fish Dishes. scribably appet Zing abou nicely | | Break fast Dinner Sup | broiled cold steak when served Florida oranges Roast ve; ith | to become thoroughly cold. With | 4th lit ‘wy nothins tent salt. |i | (ted bt toe oheeann Cream of tomate ‘ a sharp knife the strips s a ee ewe) Panned fish st ato saad cut not more than cw | When the cold strips are intended *Rice muffins Gamat’ cokmaae mict toasted hacen The Lenten season popularizes menus which will be found helpful i ane , “" |for the children’s lunch, for ex-|| Coffee MiIm Squash pie Watercress salad fish—fresh, canned, dried, smoked | during the next few weeks: n width. In finger lengths the | i American’ cheese French pancackes j steak strips will then present a ampfe, this latter is the better way | | Coffee Tea Milk Tea Coffee "Milk ||/@nd salted. Many housekeepers use | Menu No. 1, most attractive appearance of serving. MONDAY ||fish less frequently than they| Baked fish stuffed with shrimpe Considerab ieee te ||should for it is a valuable food.|Hashed browned potatoes ‘Onsiderable ingenuity may be | | ked ton . ||Their objection to including fish| , Poe - onions | | | ‘ » fi : c Beet salad, horseradish dressing |'wholesome spring salad, try grated | | gxs poached in with apiced nickles Tripe wilh bacon ee ee eee . | | ; vf ‘fic ' ricot trifle 'raw carrots combined with one part Br: milk Parkerhouse rolls Brussels sprouts |}meal is difficult to plan. Ap ; of diced ; » Serve with French | yan Dread, toasted Ginger bread Mashed potatoes | This objection is easily overcome | Chocolate layer cake pot diced apple. Serve with Frencn || Coffee Milk Tea Onffee Milk *Butterscotch pudding if y h i ind to hav I Menus No. 2. Milk you eep in min Oo nave an | dressing and set away to cool. Qoffee Tea , | | TUESDAY acid in some form’ or other tn the | Pear and pineapp!: kta menu. Fruit, salad or sauce an- Herring bared in illk Break fast Luncheon Dinner Mashed potatoes browned wit® FF p= R G tas | Orange juice Svolled evelil Citeens '|swers the purpose. we nm ple 4 go euepdded qaaunee Mashed potato Such things as tomato soup, fruit | cheese | Coffee el Johnnie cake gan |} cocktail, pickle, salad with French | gerne spinach 4(09.92 EASTON AV, Tea ~ re betty uk celery salad |} dressing, tart savory sauce for the | Coffee tapioca “ Olle yer. 7 oe ' 7 THESE PRICES ARE | : one en ||fish, fruit pudding—all of these | Menu No. 3. F | | | Codfish fritters, chill sauce GOOD EVERY DAY WEDNESDAY have the tartness and flavor that | —— an anne a ‘| will bring out the deliciousness of |Creamed peas Mashed turnips PORK | : | Breakfast Luncheon Dinner | Cabbage slaw, cream cheese balls Bananas with Oream of corn soup Planked steak the fish itself. Ss ke Shoulders | | lemon juice and Broiled Finnan stuffed and rolled | Fresh fish is readily procured in| Baked bananas Sponge ca | ged | Menu No. 4. irene ae ee » steak should have been set away St ee en ee ~ ‘ m— Of 2 Ore Ape. ’ : . r " he. we - Zz ete iy oe erere aa eee see Hi ~ dp - ’ x Y ~ apse carte feel went P : ” 4 Au * ww ® 3 - v a t aly d hy ’ e Pod oo * dine’ 7 a as ef * = ' Mi co, Lie “ae at gee beta” Les 4 Sete Lak « PRE ee ee oe “ sis cree ‘ A ae 1 re wemamaantt. aD: gn pee ene : “Ee. vt : ve 7 ay il ete Tab Li Tyee ec rH Fei? . ae I TOS Me fe. gs eg : te ee ° " red + : » "sap! - *) oe . ¢ Ps rs ’ > y oie a Li” > ° > v a x a = Ny ee i ate hy MY EEL TSE MRI! ERAN A Ral EOE a RG ey EIT, —— NOME Bi.) bat ae anes cee) eran scented censisliti 4 . " — - . ee eee , Ms "9 Praag ors cds in biaanieamecaatiitas ee Try This. | Breakfast Lancheon Dinner Next time you want a special || Red apples Mushroom bisque Cream of potato mmeal] porridge Cald sliced veal DP ; ; | | | —_—_——. | TTTITIITI ITI TTT It TI Oe | | | pure natural cheese easily digested Bluhill SPR AVASGAFZCXAFANAT OTE o' rr! my nam eaten" 7. swy Orr eles an ay ey a: » eg . MF FA A cin el iy lh eneenal MN ee ot 160 OR OEROTO &ORCEOROEEO he ci cial bac noel gle’. “: + oun endeared - — ae : >. Ver pte, o- Ow IO Hoge ty ett : é Baked potatoes P » ‘ Bless Rolled 92 Bran porridge ain” OP |this market. We may choose be- | Salmon Au Gratin Creamied onions | Coffee Milk apie 2 fers | Parsley potato balls String beans Coffee aa Tea Milk ly obtained from our rivers and . ' #3 Corn muftins ru Ohocolate ice cream tween the sweet water fish, main- ‘ ele on- THURSDAY fresh-water lakes, and ocean fish, |@7ana and celery salad, may Sweet Potatoes, Ibs. Yellow Yems / 17 ; naise which are brought to us in perfect | ory a - Breakfast Luncheon Dinner I : PC LE zemon meringue pie BEEF ROAST I | Fresh rhubarb Creamed mushroom Vegetable plate of condition and quite as palatable as | tannin te y shes band wiches fried egg viant '|}when we eat them in the Eastern | CHUCK Old-fashioned Lettuce salad with Southern rice er- ' Cream of split pea soup Fried flounders Rajah sauce Today’s Suggestion— f ' y \ | FRESH RIBS. Ib. 15 waffles mayonnaise stewed tomato and seaboard cities where they are) -- toasted, Ginger cookies pinac : Escalloped tomatoes ‘Xo ffe Milk ¥ When fresh fish is lacking, | 18. White bread Cocoanut custard okra and buttered caught fresh every day. Salmon Salad Viviano \ | Sirloin, P= is Coffee — to Pan ta Tea bieres 06: dies: deem i ene ee | Baked potatoes \' T-Bone, 2 dion , ‘| Carame! bread pudding with raisins * \ . ~ ° ¥ ¥ > \ ‘or 3 oy ‘ ender. | - — . a N i | ~\ seece sweet pickles chopped; one \;| \ | oes, Sak zy and Ten ler. tb. Breakfast Tancheon '{than fresh fish, they contain no | F UIT FY DAY \y NSS 7 & small stalk of celery; one-half \ \Wes tala , Keal M 1 ag ag “Jon bie uaaie aoe _|waste and are all ready to use, | EAT R | ERY ; . ’ ° ° ’ \\ y : \ 7 i lk : ere | ect ble Las : ' a“ ‘ “ \ / \\ y SY package of Viviano alphabet maca- . " We V FA [ Fed: ( hops, y] *Veget eH asnétetin yen 48 On avoiding the preparation. Canned ee FRA pe ge ee ow “ roni, cooked, salted and drained; Shoulder. | Raisin bread Cottage pudding ak '|tish, as salmon, tuna, etc., may be| Many Dieticians Advise Gerving Brenat, Stew . toasted with chocolate Steamed Fruit a : one-third cup of mayonnaise. Stir \.§ > Tom bh. 16 1G 15 ee | Coffee Mi «x sauce pudding with hard |}used in any recipe calling for Fruit at All Meals. / lightly. Place on crisp lettuce and \e w jg LUER, 10. - , 1b, .183 Tea Cotfve Mik ian wi | {Cooked fish and will give you a Apples, oranges and grapefruit = ? | lie ’ t al garnish with slices of hard-boiled | | Sieloff's *fatticates thet recipes for dishes|eo marked in above menus may be found in |/@UiCK meal in @ ahort time. are the fresh fruits now on mar agg , Ne ams || “Planning Menus for Coming Week’ or in ‘Recipes for Dishes in Week's Menus,” | Times you are not successful| ket. They one and all fill the ne- : ” | ev Caer aay ee | ONES Sir Uae evden tuk pattem. dine = ~ ve blished in today’s Home LBconomics I) epartment o a ‘ . publi ay mm x poten el ort a of the Post-Dispatch. us’ng salted and smoked fish re- cessity for serving fruit at every member this—since the water has; meal. Here are several popular Are all macaroni and spaghetti / / J | 7] | : been taken out of the fresh fish | ways of serving these fruits, | | | e be _ back in t ke Fruit Salad. TWO CHEESE RECIPES gp ope se " aie Peel ican divide into sections, ? , | know | f f | "aera it tender and delicious as ~ when products alike’ You wil L, f mu 7 | _—_Zi§ A |) we Easy Ways of Preparing Leftover fresh. remove membrane and seeds and } | , : | IN TOWN Cold Cereal : y tas thy - © AY Hp "a : Place them flesh side down injicut into dice. Dice pineapple, and become . that they are not when you te t/, DD; t I A Ae | : Slice the cold cereal which has | tresh water for anywhere from one! add to diced oranges and toss to- . : | KIS Ae . 8 | Ni | : Pail; Ib., | ef ty — molded tn an oblong pan and}, 94 hours, depending on the fish.| gether with mayonnaise or botled : 1 /f Viviano products made from . ae APPLES Fancy 9 | Bh wer pimente cheese. Then There should be plenty of water,| dressing. Serve on a bed of ghred- N/A OY 3 ] Lbs, 25 e ep OO piace two slices together as for a changed several | ded lettuce leaves. Eating anti aa ates 4 1} and it may be oc af » ‘e e , p n 1€ OVEN | ties. To Serve Fresh Fruft. Dozen With Large Can Malt 69 lm arg agen ning oe: xa caoke. in a liquid as water, milk | sharp knife, peel and do not erush Nahe chen ede teh oe ne tO almost | or tomato, it wilk not need to be|the fruit. Take out each section any ome ch of ike character soaked as long And, too, the less| separately and put on a small plate a of the V/ f i / i ® \ , s ae 2 ee iE \ , * lethal hive v F¢ | Jf?/ genuine Durum Wheat Semolina, er 1EGGS (ck. & c until the cheese is slightly melted | {OM oi a ge * Pa + ° not with “ordinary white flour .. 69 Eggs pricy 625c Maa eg , — ~aeee’ to please the flickle appetites of they are salted and dried, thejin the form of a datsy. Place a r bow to like many macaroni, spaghetti Yi AW. | aati | 4 | y 3 Pp M4 hj A | NEW POTATOES, LB. ; Ti ed! ae tite. tn! ada shorter the time they need for) large imap Pontbes: ro or a fl q YW) £4, | Lacge TE rather dry, grate it and mi | Hoe © é W/ / | No. 2% | 20 | CH ES ows oe oe cle ing it does S A CH. Vis TOO Lif | , 2. | E E with cooked rice, wheat or almost| After sufficient soaking Oranges with cocoanut. Giice i We . | . “Base Said AL onthe Conceatra o long or Armour’s Pork & Beans] + ted = sourtshmeot any other cold cereal. Place tn a not need to he cooked s g oranges as thin as possible, cover a 25 e and delicions Maver im casserole with bits of red chopped it may become stringy and taste- | ing thickly with shredded cocoanut Cc every iar. Give the chil. ui ’ oe less; usually 15 or 20 minutes !s/| nowdered sugar and juice of one y ASSN - } —_ 4 ieate .. . one yepper for color and motsten with : ; page, of . SS SS a : : Airs 2 278 DE) surie-Cured ihe heatthder, Wendl ten ten atin 2 sprinkle gpltnn grated cheese | CnOuUsh. Whether the fish Is cooked | orange. Let stand half an hour be- . 5 . : . P i s ’ 3 ’ : | 2 LT ue | Whole id d ! rater it is soaked in. Critic: 7 OF 25: _ve s and convalescenta, and allow to brown lightly in the = pee pp vec xt Pe co aaa serving. — ALLIES 1 Lb. rf ae £408. oven. AE 22 Sa a) ae ORE if the wates {s salty, discard it: 19 | For Midnight Lanch, POTATOES ig 290 PEVELY | A new wrinkle in mashed pota-|it is flavorful, as from smoked! Stuffed sardines are excellent for Cc DAIRY CO | toes calls for the addition of onion | fish, use it. ‘informa! lunches and suppers. Se- . | Juice and grated nutmeg, allowir s | Thes® smoked, dried and salted lect the boneless variety, open anu if at any time you get al 4 L — ee yjlece of meat that Is not BS, o | | tender, complxin to the | one teaspoon of onion juice and| fish can be cooked in many recipes| fill with plain grated cheese or management and yeu will 25 | one-fourth teaspoon grated nutmeg | ecalling for fresh fish—creamed, au ‘cheese mixed with capers. Press get your moncy back. | to each quart of mashed potato.| gratin, baked in milk. | together and serve with sliced CUGAR. a ee | Mix the seasoning well @vith the Here are some suggested fish | lemon. ; vegetable. MT. AUBURN MARKET “THe ga | ) 6128 EASTON—WELLSTON Eee @ fl @ Marsiee F | | PRICES FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Steaki"17¢| Beef i... 10 Chuck Roast, ib. .11c | Chuck. Prime, ib. .1306 CUT FROM U. S. INSPECTED BEEF Hog Liver, 5c Lb. | Hearts, 7'/2¢ Lb. | Pigs’ Feet, 6c Lb. Pork SPARE- PORK Shoulders : RIBS CHOPS SATURDAY— April 2d| Lae Hie «= |16¢ ». |24e u THE LAST DAY OF OUR Y i a 1 a or BAGO Fite oe | Ee SPRING ONE-CENT SALE 5 OY 8% 5" Soa |]9L0 | Bile jttew Lb. No Limit to Quantities You May Buy! " of cs. an? ond Lb. | HAM ic, She Original oof ‘ Lee Veal... ane | MA | f f | With Every $1.00 Purchase of Fresh Meat | ‘m2tLbs. LARD ....:......--sse00; =e Do. Be wise 14 -b. , rich tomato sauce, Beech-Nut Prepared Spaghet!i with Cheese, 2 cans 2B¢ FRESH EGGS| Beech-Hut Tomato Catsup, finest flavor, pint bottle 2%e With Pond Coffee Beech-Nu' Chili Sauce, NE RO ge BR Aw 35c $3.00 Eagle Stamps with 1-IbAvoca Baking Powder 4th. Pkg. Washing Powder.....15c | Tomato Pulp, fll can, big value... Mustard, large jar........... Wisconsin Creamery, r, 0801 W. Florissant | Oo. J. Krummenacher, Delmar-Kingshwy y B.......2000 » 1901 Madiaon | v. Krummenacher. Union and Suburban Chippewa Quart Jar Sa i . 8315 N. Broadway | J. D. LaCour, 6125 Bartmer | Shaw Av. Pharmacy, 4474 Shaw Av. ial. Grand and Eaaton Normandy Phar., 7208 Natural Bridge | Blue Ridge Phar., 56421 Southwest Av. | every day; twee! drinker, _ iT i Ripe Tomaloes, ib... rome eee eae, 0118 weston ar oa | Earl Smith, Murdock and Macklind | Oni big bunches.3 Grand and Hebert @ ee ° Grand and Park | Walther’s Phar.. Gravois and California | tee resh on, Union aan tee a. A. ‘Cord s 3546 + ti Coe. Grand | Deekmeyer Drug, Ferguson. Mo. ) : il, Clayton and Mccausiand | Reuter Drug, 5801 Gravois | Krummenacher's, 30 N. Central, | Tangerines, sweel, juicy; dez...7 2c Mancy Swi. Potatoes, 3 ibs. Drug. 4491 Olive Flite Drug Store. 7323-25 S. Broadway | Clayton er, 540 N. Vandeventer —- Hansef’s Drug, Virginia and Walsh | Maplewood Ph., Manchester & Marshall a SSS - LLL hhh \ | \ aad WM tlh Be I es > $5

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: | : , , 3 a3 OD) > Fic (i) ik PAGE 40_ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH i __FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 1, 1927 _____ ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH__ — , : a oe . SOs .»- oe nm, 9 ge NOURISHING SWEETS = Salmon Salad. ‘half cups of finely cut celery. slices of hard-boiled egg. Almost, can of sal-| Dress with mayonnaise and m! x any cooked fish may be used tn. | > Lat oe & Drain and flake a lettuce. Garnish with | stead of salmon. IR a Vi LE Yi |= sen a : powder. Combine the four, pak | Pe E. ADE MA ou wouldnt pick RL URL | meee ah eae ai be ten ecg. Have ready the rest pe 4 Olive Street Rd. and North and South Rd. friends on Sais alone! N WEEK'S MENIIS ethe milk mixed with the rice THE a a4 Take Bus at Delmar Loop—Brings You Direct to This Store | with the first mixture. Add Dut- ’ , the fee eT or Creve Coeur Street Car—Walk 4 Blocks West | Wh | less careful in te! Rake ir il olle puffi Bee be mas used makiga - ’ : — recat A 6 ti : : | tie ee ‘a Ces ae ae ERK 0 | rs _ SF” FREE PARKING SPACE FOR. 1000 CARS, y Diches [Which Are ; ally Butter Scotch Sanoe. Care Should be _ of eer Alli recipes for | canned ed fruit % ee . ‘s it pare an ordin ary vanlia ice So essliAin Try - - ich Low | cha * sing Appealing in This Padlsi- ream and serve with the follow- DUNGINE Up the € ae olate Mated Milk Pudge. a n 5 ine sauce One and one-half cupDnS Meals. eS . - : ; ~ , cna at o naltes te, Ww granulated sugar four tabie- 2 ne-half cuy sugar, one-hals RIAL A RT RR RC Ree spoons sugar syrup, three-fourths g ter and one-half teaspoon | c | t he aii Dalle satin ret p boill water for the white Now that the dav vs — = id} insi e€ be iin: sae ses Bas = : : ; oe — ’ tablespoons bottling . = “ iry ingredients and aad wa- —— , - on to early spring ff & = ‘ \ wntil eoft ball forme ir v os - AA bles from ve . een WJ ; Lssss— sa - . 4 “ ] , +4. ; ‘yi Va . & F 1 | rom & a. m till 12 p. mg means sO mMUC colors and favors will blend har-|Water to be added later, ome and| 1° °C 7 S00. ewe rel 2 wWs0T G@iitui sasavy lt iid 43 bok ; K R456 ‘ ‘ eS oO 2eD certain ale — Re ~rore from en? Ev INCLUDING SUNDAY. ' Ir mionsliv VLoiste! the s | ets bl OF (OuUrto ae wi” dus — sae 3 . ” ; > = 7 oa o ery Day in the Week 4 Oni SA J oriWVi le ha : i ’ + ote i 1} he 5 ‘ DO: n — .* The heavy foods which a . at : m¢ . , mtii fr Ory] 4 3A mixture with : ream sauce an " | : Bi a, les as mbine the sugar, syrup &! "6 so appetizing al winter — ——_— FRIDAY, "> ‘ e peer! , SATURDAY Sree fae eee a | three-quarters cw ‘ boiliny “ ee vad a border around ah omelette Which | PATSe-qUArterS COP tie dronnaa | sTadually be replaced tp ae has been well browned and trans- | WSter and boil until t dropped | ncae eyes: — Wa & \ : Bid i iat ‘ Pe | Inaugurating the new hours at this wonderful, modern, owned 7 ferred to a e@erving cish a m Bigg | ; oft On the other bané, au sanitary market. bh Clam tters. ai 4a? y be colored } ad ins Fri matertal This may son for such fooés ‘ts. tp Rose Bushes “*"'. 25 CANDY DEPT. ne-pint clams, two teaspoons te nolo S iaived. See ee ie —— MILK CHCOLATE—Spangics 39 hdl ok ees res enup! milk. a an > ntsc ™ tions of the country, fatriy am Bliackhill andj or Pelar stars —— as ait oS Sige a mee: arsiim ‘ > " an Evergreens Achor Vitae.| CHOCOLATE AND PEANUT 355 sne and one-third cup flow ar | aac three ana ¢d it may perhaps be waa : KKI¢KS—Lb i be ES P - - LMP _— Pa oe rca ite : 1.00 °*"* 1.95 ~ CORN-—Fresh stock 30 | PES, sal t om ea ’ one-half cups pastry flour, three’ ‘sin certain features @ just arrived. Lh. lean tne cams ane we | | e£es 1e@ cup milk, grated rind of menus as long eas possi’ s en at sy a ot vA apes s half mon, tw upe sugar “trick” is to steer a straight “SALTED PEANUTS—Fresh Cherry Trees a 60 Spanish reasted. Lb 16 and to use common sense ie | been mixed and sifted with cg 5 a Pe. Stig ere: . ; ning menus for this betwrtat a = : - _—-_—- * - a % Sai is 7) ; 4 " . - 4 > rv? ry : : VG RITE > : — i uga and shortening i¢ n between season. ' ~~. * —— - = ~ - . ee of . « LK Le 4 °. ©.48 ~~ te tage hs aye om ~ =; ner ger * Ae a. ee > "se 23 48 ae The quality of Mound City Malt Syrup and the quality of Mound City Premiums have made it necessary for us to move our premium display room to larger and better quarters. AL x} oa". 8,**, x TT MTT OTS 5 aS taro 4 * ail 4 = ~ On ss "7.40. 6 te a > og eg Soe eh ah oop oe eee Meare a we xx TX MIKE TY oe] “oe te ta et aee’ Buu Cat PO 4 4 A = phe ama SETS ““ ~— MILK-FED VEAL| SPRING LA Rib Chops, ib. .....17 | Legs, Ib... ....- Shoulders, ib.....13 | Shoulders, ib. ...< Breasts, ecaeamne Breasts, ib. .....-4 Stew, O. ...«ss<-; Stew, ®. ..ceccsemm Frankfurters ']h 4'7| SMOKED MEATS. Bologna... HA MSs" | Head Cheese ‘Ib 7A Whete. Blood Sausage {'Me Bacon® ae BOCKWURST.....22| BACOM STRIPS... ROUND ROASTS _. 16} ROLLED ROASTS .. Riue Ribbes Evaporated GENTINE SANTOS Nice Bric! COFFEE mF cewbewtnee ree: 7% = —y see vine” PEACHES SPAGHETTI wl, A real No. na =. om. A regular 10¢ «ize 2» 7 4k value Ep ioe, Tomatoes Lal MALT SYRUF HONK OK ae N. ¥. GREENING; 10 Ibs... 44 | ST'*P larce...... Green Onions, 3 bun. 9 The fi 5 <n Bananas ™ maneee. 30 | srrine Beans, 2 Ibs. 35 LIKE VELVET SUNDAY DINNER Served From 12 Noon Til 11 P. M. ) it is worth whi n m ora full-course samen ee Anti of FRIED | : S Pp KE & | A a l Value for Your SPRING CHICKEN—a liberal order— 3 Mound City Malt FROG LEGS—SPECIAL REMLEY FRIED ; () KFRFER 2 Labels bd # ue Le x ww - *eeeerp te an. 7 ae TIAIRALLL ERTL LEELA 1 ee AA °” = "ee « eae cw oe 46.4, Come out and bring the famtfliy. Let us do your cook- tmg ever that het stowe. Save “mother” that job of washing the dishes. A benutiful flower to every woman As a special offer we will vive you 1%4 value for Motind whe visits our dining room Sunday. City Malt Labels which are presented for redemption during the three days of our grand opening. For example, if you bring in 100 labels, they will count as ABSOLUTELY 150. You will also get a useful souvenir. _— FREE . J “ae Don’t forget the dates, April 4-5-6 Goodrich Silvertowns TiresB ® (execs wean] ale ee eenienenieeneiaiaemdeneeetl | A . . . =——=STARTING TODAY— me if + Bagle ery : ~ ft Premium Stamps } Catalog res over the counter | came, £ If you wish you iE obody a But two . es can exchange : Our new premiom Receip ted | ; Mound City Malt ee" co lists th: which ee we Red ripe. hand pecked. No. 3 size can. A real Hopped. A veal Ge cam vai vue. = ran value. CANS CANS “— Pure Cane Fine white 31 LBS. COFFEE ‘ ee eee ate net an 0s mee 2 7 7 - * - - ~~ e 4 4 Ibs. SUGAR 5th. limit BRAG FLOUR A good baker ané a sure river. 5-ib. bag .. 10-ib. bag 24-\ib. bag NEW POTATOES 318s25 | Butter ---~ Si Sweet Potatees—3 "= 8 SPINACH, 7 LEVTeCE. APPLES, 5 Ibs., ORANGES *'*- ._15/| Bananas, dozen, Fresh Tomatoes, Ib. 10) CELERY *A"Ce Fata iL i ? “ss a Re. iy ¢ ein oy +e. ee “ ‘ bedeott # * gee eas * open une wrng a tire without ' a =e San oe a paying a cent. One Pee XO ie er ag Mh ae : _ Oe ee eee ; , = . ‘ Comted eet ~* eS eee ee

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—- “PLANNING MENUS ml ~~? rice. e. f combine . Add but- a aad rnuffin. ee ree eee De. Care Should be Expended on : ae ung 7 unilds ng Up the Family & follow- haif cups Meals. ; table se-fourths the white boiling one and butter VANILIA. Sand the bollme dropped ep. Take he other | 'gon for such foods is. in most » colored f desired - ree and ur, threa a4 rind of ape surar powder two .tea- Cam tne; between season Add the the milk ave ready together mixtures. | tins in a quartered BO. Placa Gust the on’ cup | A crumbs, poon salt. ion juice, Pper and per and, lery salt. ps boiling. rain and ho with the in th mbs and ure into he cooked | Now that the Gays are gvtting on to early spring it ts importang ; = ter. Boil u The heavy foods which have been co appetizing all winter ghoul graduajly be replaced by thos, of lighter: type. On the other han4, efnee fhe tions of the country, fairty exter ed, it may perhaps be wel] to m. tain certain. features Of white, menus as long as possible. The “trick” is to steer a straight cours, and to use common sense fn plan. # ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH. _FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 1, 1927 Bohemian Webe! — aha SegeereEen i peerrerrerrpyregd| REAL HOPS ~ NOURISHING ‘SWEETS b d spread on cake. RICH MALT plates to harden. Nut meats may. Pastry Filling. Chocolate Maited Milk Used) be added if desired. | Use four tablespoons chocolate | 2 successfully in Cookery. | Chocolate Malted Milk Icing. [malted milk, one-half pint whip-| ge Take two-thirds cup of choco- ping cream, two tablespoons of| IG fei | ae vi) ic is 107) the ? : ¥ oe. P chocolat —— late malted milk, one-half cup powdered sugar and vanilla to ‘la-| Bggtaem fae _. flavoring foods, m4y/ powdered sugar and one teaspoon|vor. Mix well and use as filling| a Pg tune com ed with other ar joe: ae ith —_ ie vanilla to fla- | for cream puffs, tarts or cake! sos simplify work ! 3g nae one of th cs 3 ea . snl pit ; si oe _ , sgh Zz 4 a es of fo d is cnocolate Lait yr es ec Ae "a “ ; “A aa A a ous combination sa OS eae ees 4 5 toss ir iy ~—r 7. ar ¢ ~~’ , 7 : a ‘ > i. * tu , y : . ‘ > . f ee . S 4 r , In the réeai lm may be most deli “pu: f{ fi ling recipes for used in making the ind follow: _ Chocolatc — ed Milk Fudge. “gake two ¢ chocolate malted one-half cup sugar, one-half rT —a 14 fee *~J water and -half teaspoon , vanilla. ning: menus for this betwixt enq# This is just what we heve trie4 to do thig week. Fresh rhubarb ig the only really epringlike fruit used. Oranges, apples, bananas and grape juice are really cog} the cakes’ ers with | weather standbys. They are gg popular, however, and 80 im. portant from the standpotnt eff food value that one is refuctan# to discontinue their use. From®. this time on spring and summer fruits will be featured. The spring thought has beg § kept wd mind when planning the vegetables for this week. tare sprouts, beet tops, onions and ‘lettuce’ are al) especially “rood for the system” at this time of year. The question of meat Invartably presents itself in many such ds cussions as this. Because of the fact that we have offered at least ®ione, and usually two, vegetabls mon, mash | dinners a week throughout the year, makes it seem quite pos to have a week now and mp th when the meat course is made “ much of. and set itn | e ina As for 4esserts, these are, ag Turn usual, simple and for the mos pund the part “light.” The steamed fruit Any; pudding served on Friday is thee y be used only winter type of dessert re ‘ tained. . he e 1 Pa 9L: y @ }: c- THE "‘CVaowns Ss Go! SATURDAY SPECIALS : IS 22 mbla (pink)... | 3 for 70c | RoE *2r'°* OB tor BA NES, CONCORD, 3125 10 |iiseri2"eacn, $4 » 25] Serss:.. 825 EAL|SPRING LAMB ROS TED. . 2 «tetas ~~ ood ...13 | Shoulders, ib. ....22 ..12| Breasts, tb. ......14 om | @enw, M.........28 17 SMOKED MEATS HAMS:"". 25 16 Bacon "=" 27 ...22| BACON STRIPS... 22 _..16| ROLLED ROASTS ..19 T 5 2 GENTINE SANTOS SO ‘SPAGHETTI A regular 10¢ size package. ? A MALT SYRUPS Hopped. A real 6GO@e can value. CANS | 7 COFF EE EE $4 | « Remiey-Leber 58 Blend. Ateel = - acked in i-th pkg. rem al 45¢ th valoe. ne ih. valae. HENS 2" 31 EGGS "24 Butter <<" 53 SPINACH, Ib., 7 APPLES, 5 Ibs., 17 Bananas, dozen, iS CELERY'.“c = 10 é Mix dry ingred! nt a water. and beat ViForo' Is! nd add wa- ? fo Ys , 2Orms il Business building in certain BES tale ci OE D ; os Rae °9 a ‘ : ; nr v heat "ere ie ae, ee FA ey “ * ; - Z 2 te sah R emove from heat te: See ae Ale eS ¢z 4 kia eS RE chrough the use of Post-Dispatch . ri 4 i“ + h A's oe, nr , r until cool. Add iusiness Card Want Column at amall expense. Eee eT Hop, skip and jump at the call of The Silent Breakfast Bell Lickety-split—down the stairs they come—at the call of The Silent Breakfast Bell. A big bowl of Heinz Rice Flakes! Crispy. Curly. Crunchy. Different. Different from any other breakfast cereal, for they are made by a special process discovered, owned and used exclusively by Heinz. Then, of course, they’re rice flakes, crisped to a golden brown, = nied stay crisp in milk or cream. Flaked rice is something entirely So that makes Heinz Rice Flakes a complete surprise. ils wrappings protect the delicate, pop-corn flavor and the crackly crispness of Heinz Rice Flakes. And they come all ready to serve. Simply add milk or cream and, if you wish, a little sugar. Teil your grocer to include a package of Heinz Rice F lakes in today’s order and, tomorrow, watch the whole family respond to The Silent Breakfast Bell. : " 4 n i “ “ vf - P : \K ¥ hILY 2B 265 PAT niver a FE 6:2 26 - ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH PAGE 41 - : ; ). Nationally Known. Brands {| rane te * Rg. BANE Neo ws ame te We - 4 . na i oe ee man MS OT leah Sih bin Uta hy aecinde tt ae es er a) ee ae Si = ae — — » ' a ‘ Soe | ea a oN oe atone 6: <depor at . } i Sep decngt Tara era. Ce ek ere POL panna RGR age. vate - re ii Bedi § ae ee ks aaron Ahmme 1 - — - wees At ll mn wena shh eine PO ne musth + ete ~ Housewives Like to Shop at K. 8. Meat Markets They are the cleanest markets in the City. The meats are handled in a sanitary, up-to-date and scientific manner. Furthermore, you can de] jp)! nd on the quality, as we carry only No. 1 Government Inspected and the best that money can buy. We are not always lowest— ve cannot be, because quality is the first consideration. Prime FRib Roast Lb. 25 Han S ee Premium L i 29 Half or Whole. Fresh Callies uw. 17 Brisket Beef, Ib........14 Veal for Stew, Ib. ......15 Veal Breast, lb. ........15 4. tos. 1 q Crown Imported Packed in pureet olive of] in Norwag. About 18 to 24 fish to the can. The better. fiavoer is euperb. an 1S Marie Elizabeth Sardines, waist Bate eae OES. ou slong Biers vee “4 on Shins stip ww! . . LY a eta = od | aacelenietedentain | Nabe hanes - ee ne ee eo nd vind a Whole Pork Loins, Ib... .25 Braunschweiger, lb. ....32 Boneless Boiled Ham, |b.63 For Cooking and Eating Gano Apples Golden Ripe Bananas ; 3 Lbs. White Pearl ‘ m4 ; hy Vi hite Pri Tuma, « cat | risa eee ee ee Cut Fresh From Near-by Beds Fresh Riushrooms, Lb. Bunch, 5 Beets and Carrots.. New Potatoes 3 Lbs. 25 | | Russet Burbank Potatoes: .5 Ibs., 17 Shrimp Cen ght in the Guif of nee co, in a Me where the finest ® np are caught. ality and vi vee fine flavour. Libby’s FE: nes poamypegrey bh flavor, and , #, a ia! ¥. except Quem Gu 15 PURE FOOD: Rooter rs. a Seo Orr MADE INUS.A. By ‘HEINZ COMPANY /| PITTSBURGH, PA. ToRONTO.CAN, “3romatoes.....-Lb. 13| Extra Large Seedless Oranges, Each, 6 = 4 ~ S: we Brerrpa ‘Saving Items You May Need! ee d mber of iten 3 that are suitable for all purposes rier ly for this free of the vear. All new items. ¢ + La le cde Coffee, 3 i: 122 Rye Biscuit \ by Dietic prc rie. 2.0 Kay' Cheese Salads & for ee pn Ey Gum Drops ._ 72%, 15 Cake Flour : <a Oranze Ma:t malade Chocolate: sa.- mn at oe Misits . ticues: La... Salted Pear s.ts MON CUNO ge mee mt ~ i a seen eens wempames + REI atime a A ST. 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A \ 4 MEAT COMPS IXTH AND MORG : > yar S21 Te sonutieers onte, URDAY” Parking spece cllowed in t = and lead up. Market Basket es ORANGES Sugar PURE CANE 5S-LD. Limit | : : " ‘ a Si -' = ; * Bg Py et rene i > ye . ‘aud amp a am uses a : IT : . . m~ ey vee > # ay — . * ms " | - - > _ — _ : od : . ~-« @’* : ; > » ; ° > Me P ” . Tne ‘tee? + ° + ; ed , -—-_ q . - e - * . - . - _ sé = _ ? + > : aa _" 5 ~ M4 a “a » - — . _ 7. . y 2 : : ars ~— t-ey ah e . -y '% 5 : ee Zar ~ : : : om niet PEER BS crupset. ‘ 3 “ , : si~ as : J : i : — i ; ; “* » t wil .>? -- . > + . “+ ™ « 2: - : hee . a : _ a ~~ . 4 o : -- * _ . New Kraut, 3 Ibs. ae sa . (BACON 74 |; i toed 93 ats nein aloe OE ee eng FA Ne ten ng Ay ™“ -~ oe : ~ Milde &.7 4 A he a: signee ag a SSO OR le OO le ry i sly ne “=r A ok a“ © aden os » wt ee he — “ —_— lee @ ee, 0am 4 Pete @ ke ee hat > ne ° » - ~ - Page, 2, % OR RN es i rit ti eee oo. n 2 a> + ey Seal , PR eR Ae Athens eget eR * Cut Bam ae es eh es ers SR OM Ne ty me, ee are i ~~ - nee Ib.. ~- ¥x _ oo LAMB GENUINE 7 hs Foe ~~ Roast = 174 >) SPRING Hing aes fe SWIFT'S PREMIUM oo ~~ & © eee Weegee, Aen en a _ POR Callies 16 Head Cheese, [b. Shoulder, Ib. Liver Sausage, '. Ds | WIENERS, POLISH METS, Ib. ECeS ql I. s PureLard=" U F OA Pound Nut Nut Butters222 0 ™ ~~ a d ON te (RU yet ert le a LAC. Pa Saw i A AN i ly Rath ty ern - mo. + a CLAS SEUEECINY of | ‘tor oT ibe tor | +e : 4 PIE BI Tu 26% PE) gene: ~~ ~~, —* - * - —- > - : cnt hass S Tims. £27 -_-- i alineien anal . - ie ae tat ‘ Q oT TT- , - = : : «/ : fr . = o -_s— ES nn ee 7 5 ee ie top tae ee ee. Bee a a gd Tet emt feerces @ 4] TEoregee Seer Ws at r a * Pe err = S.5 wite ——— — « . - opty i sa > ae AREY emo | with this Sterilized Bathroom Paper Drasrock aries 1 — enue i net 2 up etitied cost to woe ror che eces Pv preme posreciuns Devil Dogs -_ ‘ue Sheet AS fa LL & ee ay FOL? CROCS al ino a a ars = Q. —- '@4%) paeel zeae ay \~ HOP FLAVOR! MAQE VAL BLATZ BREWIN ep ae pet vv SS ee ~« ar ~ ee! ” = Tp»? pow eo Loree bi Famous for STE IEE ST pee cs | = 3 noncitel cotton. Yoo per oo murs in ths é pan > AE ay Mapa Pm cael Why pay as much fe you can get Blatz — its flavor. Made from — genuine Bohemiar from Minnesota and barley region. Next oA A LOW’ rarer meet ‘ F. Giesth Facer: Poereedeear ' « Warr ‘ . x & asc 4 SUITYPMIT SURGICALLY CLEAN ) . | hint weramer Fup. Se lus Win ee —_—_— : ——=_—aOaa@06w"s———_— =:

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__ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ‘in FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 1, 1927 _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH PAGE 4° Se ee Prune whip is a universally fa- eee el ne STOP AND SHOP ~~ proportion is one cup of thick fruit vored dessert. Don’t forget that! pulp for the whites of two eggs one good way of introducing fruit | with three tablespoons of sugar. ie 3 | : into the diet Is by varying this , suseeeee ' iy whip or souffle form of dessert. : Aa Le | Eat ea 3 ; i PAMEAT COMPANY - : ‘ Bananas, peaches, cranberries, ap- | Miayag, HAAR 1” | ee : - Opposite Union Market ples and strawberries may be | Maik. jpe: Gj ected) ene RA TF E> of boiled beets, diced, and heat tg. Be i PpSSNS Mix one cup strawberry juloe = mashed or thickened until they | gr. \'@/ Xi 4" \ pg tl, = gr ~ Va at | T£You Tike Corn them heaten cggs. Season to taste with i | berries are probably the most at- blended. This sauce may be used -" te ne salt and pepper. Bake in a moder. 4 TININAS WINESAP tractive and the most delicious./the same as hot sauce, It is par- : . — You'll | ove Bh for #te Oven til firm in the center. a S. | They are also among the fruits/ticularly nice with !ce se LS stables Tur rnip Fi roque tte. ee DINAN: APPLES i/ most readily served. They like-/eclairs and to serve over slices of jo \ Q DEL MAIZ ; 5 oat Dozen. cake. 7 . “3 | A tion of ° it the turnips, which should be @ |wise are versatile as they may be the coryleeng si nh quarters and Pe jeeberg — — 15 Sweet Potatoes, 5 Ibs. 15 GMM) servea at breakfast, dinner, supper Strawberry Trifle. THE GOLDEN CORN a heads, | : : yo i, hen mash ana emdomen | or luncheon. Have you tried beating whipped ® WY) , Because this new and regis WITH FVERY POUND OF RICH VALLEY 40c ‘ | | Fresh berries served with sugar : : : tered variety of corn haslarger yas onws mars = a a ee bee tha, : ae . nw 7 « , ; - ¢ ’ yy .: " ~ y. » 2 ee te i i ee 2 ace ees sascenborinamaaew: ee ee ee ae nme Pat A PN tS ST a al RS HE he wy 2 PME LOOT A EE, AL AEB I Nie So ei a Ae CER i A I IN A me - , eel . ste fee lier through @ cream and strawberries together? | and cream make an {ideal breakfast! Grush the berries in a bow! and add . : and sweeter kernels than you (FINEST SPREAD FOR BREAD) oa th. Season with % == a —_— aah Absolute nd add the yoixs @ ‘awe lve, | fe | dish. enough powdered sugar to sweet- | ever before tasted. Just like / beaten. When lege ))/ ¥ oor Sa Soa dy $1.20 Value, =| For luncheon serve the fruit tn ag yrs oboe ait ash ta s the firm, plump kernels of Extra os bee oe papi — . . Buy . and Get the BES tes, dip in All for la tart or in shortcake, For dinner|:}., ¢ryit and it is ready to serve | fresh corn cut from the cob— ' in deep 2am = Lis lal a Pa Bath Float |serve them more ornately in “@jiwstn slices of your favorite cake andall the delicious freshcorn t as soon ag Sadi es nd) | sherbert, in an fice, with ice cream |r}, whipped cream makes a much) flavor sealed in the can. | = gpl andi alats ) Soap, Worth 60c ___| or in Bavarian cream or as a wWhIP.|). cer amount of desert when you|| Travelers from old Mexico For a more delicious table corn, a ried ( es a ; tienen : 7, NO NIK GLASSES, | | berry season wisdom suggests that) At the beginning of the straw- | have only a small amount of frult say that the real “kick” of chili get a can of DEL MAIZ today at your we use the berries as trimmings : con carne is found at its best in rate 7% te Se FPRR : t . rend re epee ih . ee ee OD OR SO © ero et ae | grocer and get a FREE recipe book. — a Worth 60c | po dishes and desserts rather than To Flaff Vegetables. Libby's: chili peppers and spices . DEL MAIZ BEND your WANT AD to the POST-DISPATCH Je] -~ Mm | serve them alone as a dessert. With Baking powder added to mashed | mized with plump beansand tendes 2 Valley Canning and GET RESULTS — 8-time Ads ‘\Wew Kraut, 3 lbs. 10] Boiled Ham watee iy 45 | this thought in mind we offer the| potatoes or carrots, together with beef. Just try it. At your grocer’s i sa a ALMOST CERTAIN for ANYTHING, ' following recipes for several straw- | the milk, and beaten thoroughly, | Dietribut. 4 Theensh Ml ltr y SH SPARERIBS PIG mm | berry dishes which are most delici-| makes a delightfully ight and ap- | | sicdeceaminth disasaoen "tenuiine FRE TAILS Ib. 15 ous: petizing dish. AI cmon nr Strawberry Whip. D hot Grease snd then Meson, 0.99 BACON 74 | Krey's CALI HAM, |b. 19 | Mix one and one-half cups Se ae 2 s fean es raat os Won 4 cane se hil itn Ai al a nssncmacieasilamnassanatiatitit LDR RL Le ES AE eS RE LEG TE TR a Bae re . ; 1d’ salt to and fry until 4 — Bee fous, 29 strained strawberry pulp, one cup PLS RPE” VIR take en - Bs lightly browned : ed Sugar cured; SMOKED HAMS Ib 24 sifted powdered sugar and two ezg S288 8 8 | = es! i, ES) a sg ae. 5 os a a ee ne e by the piece, Ib., ’ - =| whites in a large bowl. Beat all -—_—=— ne 2 ra a | - sas Pimento Squares. pee [GE NUINE ) Rtew, 17% FRANKS ™ | together until stiff enough to hold , e Shoulder, Ib., 22 Ib. b its shape. Serve with whipped Drain canned pimentos and dry SPRING é _~ between towels. Insert a one-third. j Boast, 5 LAMB f= ‘~ ws ae a BOLOGNA, cream. y inch slice of American cheese 7 : 23 | Strawberry Sponge. sprinkled with salt and cayenne. : Fresh SWIFT'S PREMTIN HAMS whole or hal 28} Soak one tablespoon gelatine in — with flour and saute in | PORK Callies Head Cheese, $122 FRESH ih & _ fomr tablespoons cold water about cheese metls. Serva 4 5 | 10 minutes. Dissolve in one-half v° WB) Shoulder, !b. Liver Sausage, Ib. §Z, —{ LIVER on squares of buttered toast. mi cup boiling water. Add one and =u . Frest me one-half cups sugar and two table- z3 BoasT—12. 23 | WIENERS, POLISH METTS, he Ib. 20c} | a _20 ma. spoons lemon juice. When cool, ? 3 rd! Z ' = 24d one and one-half cups strained : ROUND * 18- ps straine t they re OO . j EGGS) / AY ross W Il5 1 Veal ni re = ag ate pulp. Set in pan of dies like ’em! That rich a Strictly Fresh Milk on ta. 6lCo In the meantime beat stiff three # , . ; 4 Veal § Stew, ma ege whites and add to the cooled ? G flavor hits the right spot. By Pure rar Breast, ID. m4 fruit and gelatine mixture. Beat Baked to a4 Ti ch, 5 Shoulder. - the mixture well and turn into a , om, Pa . , ‘ > au 7 x * { a, ee eee siete Ah Me tess: eet end pan tahini mete F Brie De Le i Pd Nie SS ella tn 8 Pn Pages ee ee eee eee ~~. lee sein th tales ip tl ” : - ae _— od . ww - - ee a iw ttle mnt Peli pal. 2 ily Ny en PRT om. « J cs g * * _ ® s ? 1 = & * © . ca Py a ® 4 & 8 . # . * s 2 a € i * e # t 7 « a ? . i _ ' ~ 8 — bys ~ om . ~ - : - ’ eR Ae ae A AR IEA 9 tie Se RII SS SR seateeeteenemieahemminies tel ALES, TINE OE Ren ey eee I I NR OO AI RA ER TOILE LG OTL” = ‘ t ; OE RD ANB BS ABE A eat Py tis eA A pms eohes . . ’ ‘ iS yuen aie” , - : * x ; a ut Butter. . mould which had previously been golden brown, with a WICOA: Po ve r Loins, Veal, ib., 174 m4 rinsed with ice water Set in ice filling of smooth, | : 1 y ib 15 : box to chill. 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PAGE 44____ _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 3 FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 1, 1927 ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH JONES’ PITCHING AND BATTING FEATURE BROWNS’ 11TH VICTO SAD SAM GIVES [Richards Pitched as Well With Paulino to Meet (Cubs, Not Giants, Will Be | Canadian oy CARDINAL : ~Heeney Tonight Cardinals: Chief Pennant | efend Bostgy- Flowe BUT TWO HITS Left as ight Hand at School At the Garden Rivals, am Davis Walsh sarathon Tj Li j gnttee IN4 INNINGS = EAE Nay winner wat Get chance | “Saenz def In Third St However, With Browns, f 7 Against Dempsey or Delaney Eastern Critic Says That World Champions With Good Pitch- peers: Ma, Twirler Also Raps Out 19-Year-Old Rookie, Will ; : in Rickard’s Tournament. ng, Fine Catching and Infield and Fair Outfield, Can- Run April 19, : | ; | 0 —— : ioxander May Face Yankeés in @ Double and Home Run) Some Day Make Name as | 4 . not Be Conceded Worse Ti ecol B ssociated Press, : ee ‘ ° : By the Asesociat ' 5 ca L ; Against Shreveport Pitch- Right - Hand Throwing “EW tose Aad 1 —Paulin : April tere Out With a Strained Lig ers—Wingard or Gaston Third Sacker. Uzcudun, woodchopper of the Iy- ees a a Few Days renees, will attempt tonight to hew By Davis J. Walsh. th icat ‘ to Face Beaumont Toda : y By J. E. Wray, his way through Tom Heeney, New A Special Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch. LS en | Sports Kaditor of the Post-Dispatch avy weight ous nett NEW YORK, April 1.—In spite of the fact that the Intelli- | ~ = = | - “i By i 4 Roy f the Spaniards dri ; Ge ee a winner ir 3°6. Be ; ) , , 3 i Oe Se § Tex Rickard’s elim ‘utsia'has been Lit vive im Maxids > { character about ‘larence de — Of the Post-Dispatch ? r * \i aN : > 4 A} ee ha ' r ¢ . e “ ~ ) ie As nee | mae -_ " ie , ‘ (> , 2 ‘t ’. lit - P ‘ - , ’ r : in na ‘ 7 . . a. P - x . “SONVILLE. Fla.. A ril | Melillo Called , a, ak cre-tited Pabters, but of] I -¥ Me ation tournament. Th t jants | ite jcough, neering St. Lo : . | > | yaCKS la, AD f : ee ee Fad a aie ge sch lle , bbe! se ’ a rit } oO ae ec + Pas 1; ie, j : 3 been suffered by the Cardinals and Home Because o : previous — was caused by siog Mother’ s lilness the right thi nfhes. That Hiems & Stall Correspondent of {| cot away with his stuff in ‘th eg | Ca et: etn | ec | cpa | eae | Whe Sen"t knew hewaent a how theal aeae , | Cardinals must overcome if they are t thé Post-Dispatch major leagues and few anywhere “Ss ee fe | 2 : eT aa Pe vi pearls i Borer: ais ss ey 1 +} as feelin a Ban it | “ee 686 of world, champions and so it is we INT, made now, so that they may be made defeats charged against them in the 3 a good alibi for the -handés of |} bit. : mh that Che e lost the intan- Base t ommor . the ae ir ecnlne — @ : ; ry wy probably have lost ; t — 2 Marks ; u he, latt . sme The ow, regular short- | ry 4 wible something r mas a0 ee ee Re Se SS ee align, has en "promised either’ rivals who figure they have gained hawine °e ee ag 3 m ike @ teniacis The leverage ER: ae a aamek Jack Tetedes | or Jack Dempsey 28 much. * 016 tyalt ans ~ § he gets is tremendous. In throw PAUL RICHARDS. an outdoor opponent at the Yar- brother's ae LM . Maloney a 2 — % — Me ay - - on * ~ ; ee « oon bee’ we * ae AN, sats ad * a ‘ T > 2m es wade eine aePh Brahe. Cine. : Pies dae * “ vai. a bt PP em Oe ew By ae ® * me _~ ud. omy i “ es ste omy Nas Ang pisaiine i « > SOS cing adi ee hea 2 - So oo me “ @ PROD RC BR PO oO DA Sa ¥ we 4 ~~ e ry CHOP »®* ~ eo tienda: oe Beran é. ‘ or re Ae ie * ’ “ean, oa ee ew gilt... es ee ae a OEP “2209 POR te egy tt Meh an a bo a HO aay * io | = pe w sed iam . Me Sy Maher oe +g of . : aia ed ary | ame i + OO Pe ree i dn i ane ~~ + Re A, et ne we owl ae ow - as. ig ae «0 By "3 SEND taney Wea ho ee eae “hrs oo hy . is */ ing oO sack 2 a a ee ee j oe why woah. oP tae * ain a. te a > Ree tifa May © . seta ee _ , ; , iow it carhe easy t ne. nd we won the game.’ eas , . sir 0 ‘lub. but. imbi rit] BE esse P Pie haw 6 eae are can throw as weil with my left atural! > wo! = w) , ee ee os oma iusion 1 re naae | sae rie ee lien nena aa a “eam However, this is mere ¥ By - E.. Wraly. WwW! i ad Vas i 3 ay bests tex jh hand t lav a arith my right. . Ai : a se ame 26. at $4: arIrnie i ; ad i he (33 “hy 2% ’ 3, , } ) =4 ' ‘ ‘ 4 a4 » + . * asa ~~ - a! , . ‘? : = . a és e C ara Ss already Sports Editor of the Post-Dispatch. schoo} team, and why he. Bic. bd Brisas: is that in his first pro-/ +6 tournament. ay ow ta ae iets top with all of that fine young! 4.4; they have. It consisanll tories was by one run, = te * : BEAU M' NT, Te x April : ed a rl that is? ably uniqu , t= y a peiCi 96 ‘ vd | agp f : : ud Ps rier ce his -” = me fate Adie ~hiladelphia a 3 ee : se ss ame b tchin, hose yme | C8! witchis at fine. intelli — = previous statements rolled into this thriving city for the | out s en seis ne Bee te r Of 40ft Bane Bit- | found that he was pretty: good atit: |... 44. ds oie ween tae f ungs an ellys in bas: SR te OC a ae ‘aw. SS ee Ls & eee —— oe Mrst of a three-game series with | that’ S stors til: Mtthin cava we % altehide aad ie was so good, in fact, that Sealants igeles featherweight. sles: i a iants, Reds and Firates,/p ise. fT cant om ‘ . One of Flowers’ mistakes was a! pron viel — saa ee Had Plenty Vv of Fur hanged to him an eversed it for) ,. : | a s Sigs \ 1 ar BH, PE Denke n Amd: Loutie of Fran e| . aa il 9 bh. utfiel ) 38 | sap 4 cee r ney ‘ in g 80 in ‘eT | club can be cones 2s mechanical one, a bad throw ofa gaa a oe m7 nee AON : he rig hander: epi ON * ike a Se ae nm tne On | 6 a ~ es re ee econ 7 grounder, which the Washington Manager Howley call ' ae Pen 66} age i eo aan alimenaron Tangs ntg In my ] vear at schoo wet te ee ee wort wed es ° , a " og ws i certain deparime! tre not a2) by ; “ae 6S fsoscore keeper, acting as official for ing of eithe: 5 : ingard o1 er longs eo ee bigest kick of ell. We wera | snort time, and paid $1000 for him minor lea ee ee eee as those of the Giants and Mic 08 the correspondents to| avald| Milton Gaston today and there X a gaa oe: ete SOS. SE EE mee Brooklyn oficial: ougAat , , ee : — aes od 52) gee c= differences in box scores, calied a/ oe “4 om * oe ee ~@ . * ae . ey LT ee Aan dedha~a aa Sore than ordinary expectation |PANded,” Hichard explained co the PlAVIRE Austin High School at Aus- (Cristeld was too low a class to ce|PY,{Be smocaint Prom. | position that may or may not be| Red Pischers Mas Sip 1927 SPRING SUR. ee ee ~th at tonight 7 rit Gop : . . Ow? ; . | - ~4 : ‘ b ‘- o sid r ‘ + ha : ~~ * nN f is [ t ad 5 Lt rs * ; ¢ i Ww Ls I ss . ruil ‘ , , rne 1} Il! fun ) i ; ‘ , pMUaAiL.Cs aX 4 Aad —~—V he la e] *j Ir + ! TY) ¢ ; = re 2 bal! hit straigh 1t at Jake and he : - ’ ; “~* rs . * » ’ , - ‘ . ) . \ - ~ : “as igs é " ; ee oe . ise i : 7 ? les ; eA ; al h . _* “= 4 = } : bh : = rri0 . . Ss e . 4 with their twelfth 5 on I f &: x : | te se , : i wt 5 Ha : ~% 7 : ; : - - " ‘ ‘ —- i 4 ‘ * sé ai . , . les ai a] A = « me aa ‘ : ase ns s Lee 4 . sar } . gre: >it i } se L + ried 5 Suits to Order $27 , : - wonid call it an error himeel?,. if In defeating Shreveport of th: 2 24 see nS OS NPRM age eS ap at st him in tl draw Although | all-conference choi rear ag forge : thei - 2p is ep. Oo Ss! MESRITZ TAILORING | | a nave de 2 tare Texas. League’ yesterday. in FOOTBALL RECEIPTS eft-haided. Tie batter was so as. | pTeOme. om session of| was elected captain of the 18 Cubs a Better Hope. picion. Except at first bess, the be | he third fantng ant Gu i their eleve: and, having lost bu O TO ENDOWMENT the fi itch Wi eee ee ee State championship {2aj|young club like the Chicas abs | ly, the Reds aren't better than the} UNION LABEL | me. Bek wines coming South, shou! FUND AT CARNEGIE ‘Then he cid his stuff. He ‘that Richards bell of ree : a beltes pennaht hope at. this were tast year and that sill geod : : J “Alphonse and Gaston.” ith engagements her in For the Associ: Prees tepped re! the othe: te of ao oe ES — The other fielding mistake inj . which Flowers figured was 4 group) mistake. Mickey O'Neil Hit an easy pop fly back of second in the Ri ROALD os IRE RRM ONRCatte cat x: Vege RRR Ret tet Boon iain a ee ‘> , 71 7 List . iat encounter was ne Ws ee ‘ id ie ; al : . : } i 5 eighth innir ad with Se rators an had to work harde: nan such ‘ . : S eae ee ON NI ne gy OT > a. ey ee OF Eee os eS Ae - | rate, they became confused, , . : . é Ras . i . . * i .. ~ aes = a. "_~ an. ae see ; - . S , es “4 ’ ad up with a weak anth: Ppasus or eos “oee" Here. ccenbene: Bicrs ge - SR Oe ae eee aoe 5 Sa Se a eee i ae a ? Di ; Se es ne i ta AA ; > ee ie *. S =: ; “3 : which would mat have heen =re. less a fact that m had little el O Rourke 2b ; 1 : ; ) es ie : an ° .* : Rebs 3 ¥ : 7 ducea otherwise. as Vir Keen. but his nace an strock out the next batter for what | véry well. To tell should have heen the retiring ges- — truth and ture of the tnnineg. That run enabled the Senator to tie the score and fm the ninth. singies hy Tucker and Goslin and a double by Cullop drove the win- When Jones b: a | ning run over for the Washington he did, to start the = sixth the o \\ E> aut - . _—— } o> 7 ) Se . 4 Thevenow’s infurey % not con- through for the afternoon. — , - 5, ot a a , 2 fae + oe : : | eS oF ges x > ME» Be a » dered seriot«, but # wae deemed ¥ Browns Get 14 Hits. ae : sain ~~ , aaa XS aig ie ee al nr ae oe ai ee . Je ae ae ~~ se to give him a day’s rest. as All told, the Browns | ae eo s- - 3 he i such an !mportant coe in the! ; , : : : : . . J J ’ . ' ? ‘ ; « . - , Ras ’ Z . - a _ = ; ee ; f = t : - - P hits of which two were homer : y, Ss fi . \ ae wee eee ae yg Ce a eae _ 5 A ee as ee . 4 Cardina! machine. \ a (err, , ~ wo Bp " — * . " : * uae te Pree) . + > - ee ae °® - Wey “ = ~etn vr es oe res eBoy. FES Set 6 2 am ~ coal Fy . — om ‘ - ts = " oe os ; rye ate * eure quia , plunked to earth safe and a base was eicked runs. Two homers and two w' one triple and four good for ti see ; ; | g a aE | \\) \\ \ ts 28 ee SIRS a 2 ae gee si SSters es PS Sgt ee | . Rilie Southworth felt some)better | bases. Believe it or not, Sam Distel Ss ' : / fis / ) > 4" : “eg é x Pe, Ties ge 2 ; - : ; ; aie 3 ee. 4 oi « made the trip here wtth the Jones hit a homer and a double. Masterson 1b es. ont ee ee i oe Ae : ! Schulte. got the other St. uis Naexen Uf four-bageer. Rilduft On th defense, th : OQuisans Maderas gigo shone, the lone bobble beine "““*F °* eB i \\\ son ) co Sree. ey: - | Rt ne = | a4. | ; iow : “ Can ae ee = ll Sherdel pitched six innings \ ~ 2a 2 See. oe Sn a. eo Sees a & 35 os: a — —~ ae - a . a#8nd was touched for nine hits ’ \ ‘ ’ 4 “2 , ; “a ' ‘ \ ee . ae ee _ ae Se: ; a 5 die ee Bo oe ae — ah : a LS me a Hi wever, his support was raj ‘ a ; : = - ~ = - se POLVOG ‘ _ - | a bad throw to a = “A I \ \ : + Some , . : , ay Ca ACY ra tat ae Pas ? , Pare TR qs r ; nusua! thing. and that gured tn j thereby making hi: ay ee th aft are \\\ \ Let ey he? SE) Se a! ia a shee ae “ (oe “ ‘wo rune the Senators made in the uwniform!y bad. BAK NES Za \ \ \ Se ee Sec > ae Se 2 ee aa ak eA . ~ =a ) . ; urst inning. A pitcher, reformed fro i | f : \\\ eee Sale eater, Petia Sete Te gt ae ae eer, *, Amz a - 4 Keen pitched two an@ one third cal ch e P. name dq Poly ort ae ye F rmed TT. ta! .7 . o> rf j j \ \ Psa ~ t SP _ a : | = ow “> ne * = " ae ; my et * >. ) ys 2 o.. i % | # “ z al ‘ os "a = innings giving «ix hita, there heing for Shreveport and, for six inning Grenade batted f ivegt in the sev- / man t4 I WY \ So RESETS SR erga ae Ren: dled: te eS E> VA ES eS ae OY n> when the winning run gave the Browns pienty ink = ad, £ hs ‘14 PRIOR ea Sri 2 Pe Sey OSs see oe Ee EOL ry Sa ee — “ in which he was slapped for three ,_ L23456 — dey ae Be ee e \\ Te rg aa RE Ano Bl BR ee spree eng te Pity ao ea RE ee ae OCKeen of the spring of 1926. runs, Polvogt he}: h mato: hrevepe: _ e ititg j | \ \ a gee ;-.% a Lh Pf Re se te cat i ee ty ie o a Alex May Pitch Today. leaguers to a single tally : obase hit Pet eR Se a re aS / The sportiest, sna>mest new Soring \ \' cs a se teh, * Seth Gu as Cie bce te A 7 ae Oa ee ion - 7 Alexander probabiy will pitch next five sessions He as Jones, Taylor, Kilduff (2), eé-Des /\f models vou ever laid your eves on, \ po Ae Oy ee A Cae She ne eee as et eee ee ~% mK 4 “Me +=*t3inst the Yankees here today. if | siammed hard in the seventh bur. ™ . Miller, Rarnes. lome ru: : men—the “‘cream’’ of~the season’s \ eas Re ee se ee ame Me 4 he has recovered from a slight af- paz Ley gi gies fae ans ie. ae ots - o oe : ager ' a attack of indigestion. He felt bad | and was advieed to remain at the hotel while the boys played base- | of that, more anon ney ss ee a nee eerifin latest patterns —and value that vou - tiwhe . =— ; ‘ac. ‘ = ' 4. ' - ? } tek fe, 6 ey ae — Comes the Seve nth. rises. Truman and Massey. aN . J IS 4 Sy =. ould have been a four-bagger i& ’ 4 em SRarPy ieee “rs : . . . ae } . te “2 PH ‘ oa , Zi m é ay aim oat - w“ ; . Thea, slong came the seventh = Ostora. Pinter Orne fend O42 : Your place in front of the fire appreciation of fine cigars Ike : a ony ae a and the’ scuation wa juickly | right. This e: nt example wae mansatians. 4 xther = y ’ ) ¢ Mickey O'Nell has figured in two yes "if 1 ‘ ‘~ . ’ . . Sa its Px Pi Be-! = y i > { e : b> > « -£, 4 ead e« ) gt —_ : } at th it’ : tha oliowed eee y ae : 7 5 Gre contest yesterday. O'Neil sabi | to Fight-center. O'Rourke hit hard and Sam Jones was safe on an /-—o Ly wh Ea eee your Agar carls upward. Com- complete satisfaction in every- “eee “Pe Browns had picked « whale of | but straight to the short Ur-lerror. , ne te Bares fi: S tt «Coa ie Oe ee aS 4 ® star in Fritz Shulte. The St. dy had re vea Sie!ey nd - was | followed y O'] rk single and Bg eet YS Wares aa eo cg plete satistaction! thing are parucular to seek the 4 Loui ; the outfielder was charged with | Tenes’ lazy fly which feil over a eo om nec: ‘MLSS . SES : a ae rd ot ) 3 4 7 * « . : ; 5 of J & *Tror. On the other hand be left-field fence. Ogden, another ke; TALLORS | a. | St a hit im the first inning when | right-hander, had relieved Po!voet 224 , ¢ ¢ ‘ = | Bewa- missed n ; in the eighth and he took a ham- ep epg Dixie Shoe Stores Co. = | With a double one ta dand Dak! — ieee, beekeeper ee oy % F oor mering in the ninth. 8 6117 Easton, St. Louis, Mo. , . 3 : madres Flowers each deserved In the final spasm of scoring, | x a = ; the eotcrn. these things happened: Sturdy was ha’ a Open Every Night Until Eeaster Le " Duynd 7 — | McNeely gouten te ts first in- eut when Bing Miller singled to _@ | re Ming and Sherde! picked him off r= 80 Cleanly that MaNeely h 2 for third. But Flowers topped & perfect throw and Me- scampered back to second. wers held the ball the; ‘ors would net have scored pis oO — P - heat OOPET Rages eS : PH PS Bid J { yy ae ee ee Pe + te SP Rg eS Ra, ptax Res 2 S ey afer Bey = De 4 2 " Bat gt ‘ ix ~ ie eo i aie be he:

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ee 7 H -VICTO ee RSet Be Canadian Boy te ant Detend Bestel Jalsh Marathon Title Johnny Miles, Conqueror Stenroos and De Mar, to Run April 19. i Bock > - es ene 1927 45) _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 1, _ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH PAGE 4 CARDINALS’ FAILURE TO DO RIGHT THING GIVES SENATORS ANOTHER GAME ‘Jake Flowers, F we and =~ ry pee ’ Douthit Chief Offenders BE tne A alt, eS sorta itll i ee dh BAIN ng te Ceti... “evo — —_ ee . i —— — a ioe aneeenetinaed . _—~ | O'Farrell Ties Players to Task For Carelessness Must Hustle at All Times, Cardinal Manager Tells His Athletes. From a Staff Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch, JACKSONVILLE, Fia., |—Manager Bob O'Farrell held a meeting of the Cardinals this morning and raked the boys over coals for their carlessness and listlessnesa in the last three — Se eR neem Senna nee “Stock ot No Stock, Hornsby Will Play With Giants,” Says John McGraw Od LL Sh A He Has His Say PLA Lh eh Hagen Leading Golf Tournament By One Stroke In Third Straight Defeat ,; aes i | | Turns in 215 for 54 Holes at | New York Club wil Go to. Pinehurst—Cruickshank _ Courts if Former Cardi- iy pe Alexande! ILC Cron 7; yt] Str; ent. ill Be Give ® | : Out With a Strained Ligament, Will Be G The Outlook. Has 216 Card. nal Leader Is Prevented | Davs’ Rest T HEY’RE having some trouble | | | a ted in Shanghai ~~ y tne entry ai | And ofber far Eastern towns; | PINEHURST, } be By the Associated Prees ne Walter Hagen, Pasadena rofes- ? ’ > ; Ke: peti. = | iney Mineg By J. Roy Stockton But the goose here continues to| 8. ia his place at the top of} Ee TORS April 1.—The Rog: | 9 “a. F | Of the Post-Dispatch Sport staff. en ee _ | ers Hornsby stock 7 bang high ithe pack in the annual United | JACKSONVILLE, Fla., April 1—Three straighi 4, » 118 ep t OM my on 7 7 * MARI ay 2 Teeth Z wv 5 awe. ABs ‘nm ot Seo ETS WE oars NT Nt ge od Pitch- an- POA EL LOL LOGE” LLL ae ’| President Heydler haneea Rogers Cannot Partici- May Face Yankees in Game Today — Thevenow, cs i i he a a pate and Thinks Direct-| ors Will Back Him Up. | I —Interegt ty-first renewal} Marathon Was a Few From Playing. ee ee Aaah) i April 1. ‘ him playing ball. “There is no rule in the National League to prevent us from paying | Hornsby: ' McGraw said. “If there was any objection, it should have he Inte! tangle i headed for the courts today. | After bringing his last holdout ene * appeared the four times #3 iy has sent jy» A = - = deieats have work of the tNorth and South open tournament As witness the P-.3 have 34 othes run. th en ation ‘a a3 & os ae Loc hy smashe d all ree. year, bus uming ast suffered by the Cardinals games, was Caused by been previous the right thing in the | Cardinals must overcome if of world champions they and yesterday's sloppy inches, That is the big weakness that the | are to defend ot s and so it is well that reverse, as in the fielding and failure.to do ly the title he mistakes are being 'The roosters are greatly e! Browns! ‘The team has been rejuvinated, And second division they spurn ated At Sisler’s return. stroke, the 54 ank. de- by an Lrg th of one turned in a 215 for with Bobby Ff ‘ ’ ’ ? Cc] amMpio i todav He holes IOS fending stroke ; ; hind. Approxim: be ; FAviet he ~ 4 Pe-FOUrL_LoOS { ‘Eddie Roush. of under a three-year | Manager John McGraw me out im defiance John A. Heydler National League t that he in- contract, of the Giants ea the orders of of annour sident Wilh an the cemen been raised before the deal was completed. It seems to me that President Heydler spoke too soon when, two monthe before the sea. gon wae scheduled to open, he de- | games played, contests which were lost because of careless, unwise and listless plays. “Perhaps I have been to blame in part,” O'Farrell told his men. “I know I have not hustled ali the 4 - 60 oe LAR yey ae Quer’ ere R . heeds pia nae \ t * ete ee | 3 a | clared Hornsby could not play with Or i 3 ssi ins until he had diéposed of his; Ume. | : je. "a | stock. yourself to huatle in these exhibi- tion games, But we must get the habit of hustling. You can’t beat ~~” \@ minor league club unless you hus- sees fit itle and from now on I'm going to hustle every minute anw if any- body on the club fails to do the we'll have to try sterner tac- if we let down now and take attitude that it doesn't matter do lose the exhibition games, Ha- be made object hint wanted of being | the field had finished when hi 8 card. nly tv rema Albin Steg may ‘tended to play Hornsby whether Sometimes you have to force Pe. |} : ; . Pa ugagg not Rogers his stock in t Louis Cardinals made now, so that they @efeats charged against them in the pennant Perhaps there is cood alibi for tye third defeat at the hat as of the Senators at Tan . : ) Tommy Thevenow, gen turned 1n 4 € r ( } ] { ara of J . I S* V ( - os St. f: if ts 1€a ¢ liYri. ‘ s ; : i Out WwW if to he 4 j *Hiorns} v cannot play . ¥% ; Pe oo Emmet fren: vas two strokes | y,,) ' T % i S| I intend to see that he ste, Fs York while holding one-« ith of | Tek: for the pennant for | behind Lit c]} St. Le club.” | 3 — Clee @- &\ et second base whether he ) an psa SS ithe stock in he St yuis c¢ , eo es cs ' : , ’ 3H to dispose of his ho’ tings at some fom sermon Jr. of Heydler. “T believe [ will} | é i | _body else’s price or not ipport of the board of a | n this stand. even to the President Charteg A. Sioneham | eqame. | Out _extent of defending my position i: ‘expressed surprise at McGraw's | . saying: “This is the heard about the matter ee , ee ‘ , Bre ip Se ” ry 'a court of law.” , | ROPERS i stand, '] have OHN McGRAW. | Dispatches J last of the metropolitan ve'll have a tough time getting one | major league hoidouts, came into ' back on our winning stride.” - ee satiate The cohorts of Robert O'’larrell sells Are jimming away at the job; The customers cheerfully carol And pull Bob. in fourh place with 219 a You. Cannot belittle their batting! prapen’s pn No matter how exper talk; Those Cards tatting And win ip ine Stoneham Is Surprised. LBP LPL LOL LD aa ; , ’ OPV LO MOL | Three a chance with Ne ae ti ts : in Same Place. 4 sta Pi “ se | = »i¢ ‘ ae rii¢ Sec eee Wi mn ic aris Yonkers, was #) even be a mis with the Glan latter are Predig non uncertaintll pitchers ang infield ig va he A a i a CARDINALS. AB. VL OOP OP a . ite eg he ee a: 3 mas) es ¢ nes os fign anion 3 ne | : “ t, ~¢ " 7 ie NT che get Sen oe Ne ee 4 ae elie 3 - aie ee ee ape Bee Se ee eo — “we why Panes . } I . / “ ; OL ALLL AR LL AL LALLA LI LLL LOL ON - er aahaa nMlie soe aaa ——— aon one nertethspr teet SERALE TORN BRO ANE th LORE FIO LG A OL SCID - — — ~ — ow en _ hh ee erases en i aan - - -_ . eae apemeat y , my i} rit? stop and .o00 hit the battlefront, n tendon in ils Jakie Fiowers Ys ry us ‘; bench and suiie! ~ _ — Hwa : the s wm oN Douthit Holm Frisch 2b sottomiler L. Bell 3b Hafey If an attack of illness and a © harlle | O’PFarrell ¢ horse, pions, which gave the their runs in 4 ts may tics. foo Iproof, one of the best ; ba baseball, in spite of Kelly’s aha: Q. FOO ir field l club, and, if m what Me ill, there won't just be an exh” , Rape te ns eae . ate 4 ie Bi 54 GSI say Se SOUMTS LS pa - j oR : ep hai YN OR LEER MOG ALINE AAELLID. Pe AG RPA 4 ana « os, you 8 ios: if we will attend to their |2 ' method 5 Nghe eBid ial winds hamy pois shot fron ‘_hattanocoga., quoted McGraw as saying Asser Tork club made the | in good faith and | to protect itself, | wo — ¢ tha no ] his gha 4 Hi} a again Prs, t! ting rould make than iron et oO. i waik. Ag NOES 4 + _— Fiowers ss wg | SHERDEL P i.. : he figure in ays cE! Though Hornsby | departed, A good man place; 7 we > } .» * ’ _ Was Gi = . if ss kh NM tne morning veri from New Y¥« tlh 6A ot trons semennars and bere has | rsa a en ee ee Inc Ji ks P wever, this ts mere vision h and you can’t -pay off The Cards already kne 4. Each of the ve. It consists of google: tories was by —* : ning ; intelligent catch peevsous ee si sea we ee McNeely cf ay eer ¢ . ; 3 | : : , h. Frank- 69? PINE ST. , ators = ould nent m3 . es). + } 4 4 5 6 - milkman nome. “no * 7 plies aaa shoot at. His total of 1933 placed & mijuryvy is Hest | . , 1? a far A ’ ' } ' " Ke % dangerous contender in} ’ out Oi manuiacture. ’ * AP ; ’ nNé 4re qua d.- Bill Sherdel pitched American League race when/ wij} the gent Whe finde ¢} on and was touched regulars are all fit. Buddy | foot rubber that came off n jitnes i 6% \. s av ia as Jit D a cix for nine hits __a i nn ni Howerer, his support was ragged. | a Pip ‘ i} Mi ‘ers, aliing infie der, broke in icar c neniiiidinaahe with writer Will PSone ve ‘“™~ 4 6 23 ! oer oman 2 an Kay@are a Derr: ing Ja £ r) x zs “- 2% a a? ~ we : ,? | ° sf « eA i ele, Suits and Overcoats a er angels gre Tailored to Measure NEW ORLEANS SCRATCHES. Orps Recs Sn ER he 6 eee oe toda FLORSHEI SHOES may attract the attention of your friends, but they'll never attract the attentian of your feet! eetion > Missouri Favor ang was a itent to remain at hotel while the boys played base- ball. Danny Cla fine style as Batted for Shera: first inning. ae Keen pitched two and one third | . innings giving six hits, there being | B Bill G WIN SECOND PLACE : only one out when the winning run | oxIng ] oes IN ARMY CORPS MEET | rIRST RACE © yend fast. . “tr : : _ > aS , 4 mre = Aompenter] but age hog T (; f Jefferson Barracks Army Post | bor. Hebe: o.0 52h Keen of the spring of 1926. | 0 overnor or athletes have returned from Chi- | Alex May Pitch Today. ° ye where they won second ehuander es will H A | Gh + gag he has recovered from a slight | oolaga. attack of ind He felt : ‘ | Chanute Field ma Executive Said tO) port Brady (Detroit) Measure — To eltridge Field (De! 1S pois | Ha Cc ie yne, Camp Custer ané Scott AT OUR SPECIAL ve ommission. iel@ fail to » lace. ee } no we) , ‘ ar a ain ennai lee Grego sore pon a rg _ yen? title shee tne -AS tear + ddr ein | L . rh «+ Yt Je : ia \ . rom EE ———————— EO oll rl lll ee eel OT Te eee ee ee al MUSIC COMPANY 1103 Olive, 5911 Easton rr rel ‘ ’ . Te Ty? « wea tie *

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_ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH - PAGE 46 — MURCHIS T. LQUISAN ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH_ FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL WINS TWO EVENTS” IN" ‘CENTRAL ES —— ———— - at ‘DARTMOUTH, | BROWN SAID TO BE NEARING senmntery IN ATHLETICS a ' South Favored natn tae 2 . eo ’ Racing Entries PLL rae PMD? eh lk ll hk el Meade McArdle + - ‘ - . ; eo P=) ( a2ivin iF A J 4 - ‘ , T rT \f - . * a." or 2 . or en ear wim yW LliTS arSlriaii, AN ME : ame y Ss — s ‘ T , ‘ > ate ee s s ‘ a4 . > Men Get Letters You're the 8 pete ey = Pe eee 2 ad — ‘a et i i Se : yess \ oe Ge Ee « aes ae ores “e, “- _ a ~ “fee a) ae ; je P53 IR AEROS, Pa tak na asa “ Here you will find thousands of pairs, in / PA BRAPB LBBB LK aABv AD ele” kag AT BOWIE HELPS L.A. C. CAPTURE MEET Victor in 60 and 300 Yard Dashes in Good Time — Harold Osborn’ Takes High Jump. ~~ To Win Basket Championship Four of Eight Quarterfinalists © : : at Chicago U. 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Alto ...... $102 C-Melody .. $107 includes Case and All Accessories Now equipped with the new Neverleak self-adjusting Pads Pani Sap ee Special Terms for Saturday Only Down : 7 & Payment Weekly and Open Saturday Nite BANJO-UKE Until 9 O'Clock Oaly 35 offered. © 35 WURLI IZER Regularly sold 1: aimee - rested, were ee nee ony 1006 Olive St. i aed Second Annual | Fairmount Derby To Be Run June 4 Biggest Three-Year-Old tees | of Racing World Named for $25,000 Event. $25 a MM modern age knows that Camel -| goodness is ~| dependable THIS modern age is the hardest to please ever known, and it delights in Camel, The smokers of today find tobacco enjoyment in ‘Camels, for their goodness always is so dependable. The choicest tobaccos, and the most superb blending known to the smok- ing art are Camels. In Camel you will find out what modern smokers demand—a smooth- hess, mildness and mellowness that you've never known before. That’s why Camels fail to meet the strict, exacting) nds of present- day smokers. "9 modern age knows the sure call to smoke enjoyment; “Have a Camel!” Mostil Goes Home. ‘To Recuperate rrr a }’ reas al et he dk he hed - Fairgrounds + s * ~ . —_ * ss . - ~ © 1927, R. 7. Rewmelids Tobecce . VanseeScicn, N. G . oe es a Saree ie a? ae re Bees b eget LP iiaes epee 4 Real Goal Getter. : Ren Millers wil so the i? : : : along without him in the fmportant game of the sea- Sliennessy although a first- + professional soccer, man at Pp! @vision of the had ce* ' . etive forwards in ta mos. ‘ ive : - was A goal shooter of 7 TT} frAm Municipal eloped into one of — r > net the Wel ‘onest rivals for lIstons. league through four shots namesake—Joe Hen, broken miit hiversity gymnas- | ; MISS fintshed second | ; ’ By the - MIAMI B Miss Am |'Wood. ve ' yesterday mile st ce ‘I eneed eof Th. run Was as eres | : the Ame ‘tien Phil a, ACK STROKE—Ctirara tate last Ne ~~ lacey ‘Mrt-r . TREE STrYLe ~ ait recon is Med ic third Time3 iti ite aa ako, “Too Old,’ Barred by Illinois . B " CHICAGO. April i. TANTISLAUS ZBYSZKO, ret- p eran Polish heavyweight WMetler ts too old to ply his im Iliindia. The State Ath- Mm@milssion denied him a t® meet Charley Cutler. veteran. last night, on Sounds Zbyszke is over the a &z¢. limit. ‘Qvatty Pole has made « by engaging in thou- of matches since he io fame twenty-odd - Bollman | ‘4 ] by attempting to win || Werid’s ‘heavyweight cham- ‘ from the late Frank “S saye he te around ol4. but Secreta ary Of the State Commission Hear the 55-year mark. ONO ee »|

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ors at wine cee wy oe : icaeenies ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ __FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 1, 1927__ | | | . eee PAGE 47 - ADDITIONAL SPORT NEWS 9 8g. ter ne os Aha er ¢ otto ees we y ey: nee gen in — a ey p ° - Pv — Ot . ; 4 OR ar ree op see ost rea By the Associated Presse Play With | ese In Mountains — 22 renee, co lumbus. O., defeated Harold Smith, | Millers Sunday i 2 ve a : ? Brings Results S "BINGHAMTON, N. Yi—Cuday de DN MUR PO aa hE A OE OPS - " s eo ‘ —t eGR) ngewe meee vege © Z : . a. $y Ronda emp Lye ME at bar 7 ee ee Marco, Pittsburg, Pa. beat Sig Keppen, Heaver Falis, Pa.. (10). to Get | is ; FORT THOMAS, Ky—Frankie Forward Unable _ Improved Condition Inspires re eeemenceme: Ree ne [gave of Absence From 2 Jack With Confidence of nical knockout over Johnny Klioc- ‘foorville Baseball Club. fa , Beir. : Come-Back. DETROIT. — Johnny Datto, ee eee oe ARN > 8 7 ee . : ko: Hawalli (2). y ‘ Cleveland, scored n technical ee t ne | ys knockout over Bobby Booth, To- : a amit ‘ ‘ E : & cinted Prees ronto (4). Mickey Shaw, Detroit sy, Sial ; ‘ . 7 Joe et one of the main cogs, | % LOS ANGELES, Apri) k| outpointed Clarence Hosen, De- ° of ‘ ‘ wiles . ; . . ~ :. e ' ‘ . } it (10D. . x ad , +} aoccer nacnine Derr sey s oe nfiden ; Tl £1Lis apiii \ tro } . —— , "@ 1 beter ice wrielgtorng 009: * | - BRIDGEPORT, Conn. — Pete ° a Be ! : * tbe campalst, Wii LO i sae j per Fa , f ° : ] ; August. Hridgeport, outpotinted ee jem Willie Foley S men ih | ae ™ ow ROR from Gene Tunney is increasin Snilor Friedman, Chicago (10). — % P e yg »semifinal against Ne Spal- Ro daliy in more than direct propor- ed ee ” ; . ’ le: “i 4 ¢ Gra S and Bam of Chicaso pow sane te ' tion to his loss of weight at his; his mountain camp at ieas a ’ = ? then a month In a : ’ Pamennday. Phis oss eee came aaatag come back’’ camp at Wheeler’s | nm itn ionger, * ; aa , ge , . jum Ww arrin artners mon Browns |B Miiieeines to a telecram ree | Be «| | hot springs north of here nasium with sparring partners © ‘ 4. 7 by the Post-Dis aTen } , "7 h rmer champion stopped “al ; ¢ inis ing month ©] real > ~ p a. “ } s : , | 2 Siegen mre ahd Tit alga P . nis W lan s acl sODB enougen bids padi Re Ce : fripes and laids pie" _— ae iver ‘ ee , , _ elt I would like to fight . s tie a 0 : * from being g culggle : % 7 } =i 1a) LO j VIsjtors that r é Naturally , . , O-YOUR-MEASURE Tiers ability, Hennessy ha: : wilt the Gbbh he tee Pesnee \Panney first.” he said, “but | if] + esd tte . 7 , , rg ani me a) T0 ye over i 2 of a great fut re sas ' : m ; ry é - } ePavywelg W iT) — ti tT Pt | ’ ri ht y July 4 NICK , me - ig in training witht » challenger on the way up, ['ll| ‘ Drbus be = a art Takes the Hardest Labor. : . - a m4 sain , ‘ P ave ille "To 7 ‘ 4 ua IKE Ww : ve } i ; ATi 4, il] . . ee aleman, manag’ . ALKER During the last 19 days Dempsey | “ U D 9” Mee pod Coleman, manager : a i taro | Dress Up; Dress Well—But Save! has heen tackiing every Follow that slogan. It leads to e fabrics, but the standard of the gy Will be unable os Megporville basebail t zie = Halfback of Sparta Soccer in gight. felling trees chopping | Tilting that makes these Suite hereto edie . nad thken @ taal te is | success! And it leads directly to ry respect. To see them is to - eo Am Yl H Id and eltced aavets? eetnte (ieee ae re) Seay them is to be distinctive. : e can 0 S ee ee ee B qd’ % . ee : , on S. Fa eel a ate a *% 3 Fee ery et ee eo ph eee eres. seen catecaitalaaeeeinednis tains Ta ER | ' ee en ee -— * ‘ — oes a *, ie od ae Teh bh. at oan - ee a Se ee ee oe ' é nivel Wael ACT ae SO ae Ue Uae fy Peg ‘ * as eR a e ae wan : y as _ "him. So. Club of Chicago, opponent for he exceptional new patterns and ijep-soccer CU» Ben Millers here Sunday. aX ma frame A case enget ? empsey entered the camp with . 5 2 Doors From And 50 the Ben — ‘some liege Oxtord S Hopes the announcement that he was &o- | ; t Corner * Byorry along casey ae . vil ‘ing to determine whether he can | | “AT | Be fmportant game OF tne S€a- lwe tm ‘ Atti f ¢ | ) | . ;work himsif into condition for an | T Clo-C % he com ed | . gnessy, although a first- t a yuna * HE new Gio-Lo cant be compar cs at professional soccer, n 0a ACE jatvempt to ee, Ps writh other hair preparations it For $25 works like $40—$30 : ror sa (‘ss ynde- of | YT) pee lil Ait S . . I= | eeps t e air in ace an ts e ‘4 ee ee te arene. ders for so short a time and visi-| Gecaruff Use GloCo Shampoo | works like $50, and $35 “works division of the Municipai Kin b F Yal oO oi at aad anarufr. Be : 7xiO-UO poo ees, SOrmmer Fane Were |tors to the camp were impresses; ite. Myon con't buy Glee peep like sixty”’—at Bond’s and : ro ¢ developed into one oO! : 7 oe a tet ; ? , " & most Fastective forwards in the man, Is Biggest Man in — , ee of success for) rations at your favorite ws. store, : ; Thea > "rms } . | He was a goal shooter of Either Shell the former champ department store, or barber shop, ONLY at Bond’s idenced by the fact that eed a. You can tell the world that for; mail the coupon. ' as eviden cha Sitatetons the first time in my life I actual-| : ainst the os , bain: a tor a for leancile 'lv like training, . Dempsey said. } ; Mille 5. 44 sm 4 AC ep “ : t rs Cc “4 : eo four at nibs B ‘ tn0@ A & ROK lated Preas ‘The stiff rrind of a cram pe d a. toe H PUTNEY-ON-THAMES April city gymnasium never can com-| > E t S it R d d ian ity gymna: ever can com-| our Easter Suit is Ready an get his namesake—Joe | SRL ; bs | wt with a broken mitt i.—At 1:30 o’clock tomorrow after- | pare with the outdoors. : ; | e : . jin trying to clear one of | noon the Oxford and Cambridge | Gus Wilson, his trainer, routs} LIQUID HAIR DRESSING Right — In our assortments. | , eights will g the Th Jack out at 6 o’clock eachamorn- ; ot Pig Mat ral etaway on tne inames _, ' / , | ritt Hennessy missing, Manager . : a Se uf ; te ing, gives him a six-mile run to an You get stunning style; last- for their annual test for rowing gajoining camp and a breakfast at; GLO-CO COMPANY , . supremacy. Barring accidents, which Dempsey “eats everything 6511 McKinley Ave., Los Angeles, Calif. ing quality; low cost. such as the swamping of a shell in and then orders more.” After Enclosed find 10 cents for trial bottles of Clo-Co 8 ree " ares _ Liquid Hair Dressing and Glo-Co Shampoo. yw Pe Sa eeee |e - ‘ a ’ : . api Soin nll with 2 Entrances on ae ee, ee, oa . 2 Doors From St. Corner 4: a ed epee — BER MY ADDRESS UNION LABEL > McKnight Most Successful Tailor” PM BV BPO LODO OP - - O— Jf” ee ° ee ’ e4 = : A : a eige Se os A Month in the Mountains. . tecad I O! It J iin ; | — onds was made by fara in 3 Dempsey promised to remain in AYA AAAAAAAANAAAAM, . Rcomes here With an iff cassia eee cat elnt JALUE A 2022. m record. Three times the; **#*© SOM iiles, from on § ae meave Gowned the; @°7 ©f:Ceo © SOruane. ayers, another Windy City 7 ie impridge . =" lig? te Dea ee tie eT Te . which this season owned the ee ; C1iy e 7 LHe 2 A Good Suit of Clothes gleven in its history The presence in the Oxford she!) of the > -™ . . “ «y ~* + rT m 9 "ala An remay ’ er ' L e t 4 4 4 ‘ P ha) =. ’ Y . ? 3 > _“ Mround cup gamnie —~] é ingsoury, wW » tips the scale eee ee ATER BE} ie : 7. -** | a he © : Address 4 if in was ogpngeeg by R dl del unds and cae heaviest man “Impossible,” you say.. ‘but in a sense that’s exact- "ened Roche of St. Louis with ; 2! wer crev e@ rows at NO. 6. ae D. #n when Cuthbert. s is pinn tied hoe Semen an ly what we are giving to hundreds and hundreds of eo “emayer star, refused te eave Oim 1 id materially in retrieving men. ul i) pfield when ordered. the- rowing -s which eo, No doubt you have several “half-way” suits at home. ; ; > n few and far between t= . — ee men ike. ; roa ceespadeciie Spa G9 Coat and vest in good condition—but the pants of the stars of the q | :0rd since the classic event wag re- beeen is Ike Walker. a halfback. Vived after the Worid War. Of the n out. : Mer is areal shining light. /ast eight races, Cambridge has Bring these “half-way” suits to us. We can match In Latest Two and Three in the ac: n he | won seven. Jxforda’s only victory : ' a ee 2 . Meee Spreng ee Mayme artis them with pants from our stock or tailored to order. Button Models Then you'll have a suit that will “do you proud” for | ne RONEN CRT Te Oe t© St. Louis. A!] he wanted, W48 1 i283. Of the 78 races, how- fa jo t i trade. that of a ever, Oxford has won 40 and Cam- , at Lis trace, a _ 3 — R * 5 os d ; seen, Soe . isp ae ee ees . Te a Nee: Lo on — a ~~. + meek « We s ms: 4 . oo . ex " . —" :. » ee ee | ss . . ? “ ‘ ” = ‘ eo ca ae + ce X-. oo one, patag «> eae. ~ . : ey a Oy Ae _*o5> ’ . : " a “5 ae ete ms *~ a i oe, > ‘ == " . en ~~. a . ‘ . . . +n i ee ae . ~ . s ~ 4 > . = ™ . . vo : a. ‘ S ; aD 2 Re > . ! ety ee CU eee = ~ = .-* “= . A . > a+ Sos hee AS SF , SS C ; "TA we 3 ‘ - er os, +e ~ % ee ae me “> . y : 7 “eae “J vs 7 te hea “ S e 9g ar ispeed of 78.02 miles an hour. The ste ; EAST STROKE—Thurston 'run was timed by an official of i > first. i c - tr . 6 , ' y (C. and F | “thea: . dn ithe American Automobile Associa- ; 5 les ee ition Phil Wood, brother of today’s | | ) 4 q me ne S&TROKE—Girard (Med-/ pilot, last week drove the Miss a % are net). cona: ©on-| America VI, for’an unofficial av- sae 1A irre ous ae . 7 $25 $30 $35 SIVING—Tacey (Medic). firet: | = pe | wyHY PUT (L105 125 TL cae ey ; ’ ‘ > ; « | FREE &TyY LE Lacey (Mrdic | “a aamtrmton (Medic). second: Bollman wert. Time— 3-18 | e © » r 7 ty Oe Oe se Re OE SRR Ae, te rt Gk me } i i i NN lO a Lag mzko, ‘Too Old,’ See teamert re [Clothes With Individuality | res by Illinois | tending to join the For Men Who Set the Pace in Fashion oo etic Board ““Y’’—but you have mS | been putting it off SUI | S $ 50 ¢ os CHICAGO. April 1. | Every day you de “SMSLAUS ZRYSZKO. vet- —— | —— AND | dt PA Ne : Polish heavyweight « lay you lose just | a Two-Pants uit Bitty Pole has made a i : 6 6")«6CNgaging in thou- | ; ue ee a) SER AL gv¥LE A NATIONAL TWENTY-TWO STORE INSTITUTION May. by attempting to win (| AT THE ) kin oS heavyweight charm- ee fm the ate Prank Y. M.C. A. ; . . cor “8 is around 16TH AND LOCUST 606 NORTH BROADWAY Open Saturday Until 6 P. M. Secretary > % ng men 16 years eld or over. JUST TWO DOORS NORTH OF WASHINGTON AV. Sf the State © | ate Commission ie yeu 43 FR ji 4 Mear the 55-year mark. tg ang geod for % EE ewir . : ee

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a 88 Have You Been Watching the OPPORTUNITIES FOR E MPLOYMEN T? Read the Help Wanted Col! umns. ¥@ 3 . __APRIL . FRIDAY Soul ' rw] yen | | = : ; yRr DEATHS LOST AND FOUND HELP WANTED—MEN, BOYS SALESMEN WANTED ., HOU ISEHOLD _ ‘OO! . A = OCHSNER —Eatered into rest on Thureda EMPLOYMENT OCERY CLERK—Exgerienced: for |Bet | 5 Ale ae ioe unnerienced| “aahing tna" re See came and OFFICE FIXTURES DEATHS chaner Jr. of 5249 Nagel aveiue, be WRIST WATCH white gold: At ‘7 cor wey Spina «a ee 7 | ) Refrigerators = M pelirens | . aol MEN, BOYS e Lvedine oe , i SE Se rater vty gt. om ere tt Lay “~@ PepRIGERAT eT. FOR ALL ‘ UST S ys l* | dee a a + ©. Pe o* ahs =o t inom, Ce MT ~~ a MCs Bags. + * Bw - Yao idete a pea we a _— tag ae _ Freeburgh, I! f fu alent ' . oe ra Si.4 Pure ; ee Ae 16% | , — . ; : | POULTRY = BIRDS | é hers on a _ * &to ew tie ee 2 ~ ~~ s - a oe - ; PU SPARE TIME "Soden Soma mms Poo a eA +e ope ecw eotedin br 86 on ere ¢ oa oh ete me e804 Roe Ar 7) ne ~ Pe ah oy 4 . aes CPAt6e ~ , OM ha o% TAMOZZI M arch Pee 4 * ee MB ees ELECTRIC WIRING, —, ne mes tan pa M Ain 4858 4850 (es0 ’ MHLINGMAN—Entered into rest Wednee-| =2°32-> 3) | ear | : . | Worked. abd se ed. Box 1 BP os, mee soni ae. fall. dntenenetiem: sendin | OxeGh Wii: & MACHINES | | | 7 | | “av. . | gies 5 ) FURNITURE XH * For | Sale ou 1 FRANK = ) - — HOUSEH’LD GOODS ~ ee te wth ao >: ~ “ . . ~ ~* Doane Renee 4 te oe © o 3 ee Ae - Saat i i 8 te ot ad i Pritt inte & je de, eee oO 0 te Se eae ~ ~ hm Tana i*: SALESMEN WANTED MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES GUNG MAN St, 18: wants work wit Re A WERT 6 ee ee ee a ccinn ca ai caus. Raedanies toon, |e -_ :G | on : WENT nant Sn = YOUNG “MANS commends] cae Yi #a\ WEE wr! BS 920 __Washington. fiftls fieor._(cs ail kinds: best prices —# HORSES AND VEHICLES THIELEMANS Entered, jnto, rest 00 | seg or aime ee | FOENG WE each ie ‘DAVIS REALTY CO. * } e TI . ! re ti 2 JE! , ey ickamith or tooldresse MEN AND WOMEN on and Locust Sts SITURTIONS—WOMEN, GIRLS hE Sucre a 3 SSE AI=~ING and decorating. interior and ex: | BQURREEPER—Sit.: 3) years’ experienc will Pad interesting. Setroctive HELP WTD. —WOMEN, GIRLS STORAGE, MOVING, EXPRESS | : | 7 culars. " ics MON ! ral Warel . AL rug business: capabl Ete pick good wages. We pas SEWING MACHING on’: s ai ; . "r 9 ‘ , , —s a’ : ; 42 : oy if ‘ em. SF Dige re + 4 1. - « ihn ee: we hy so fm ane OR el Age a 4 = « yaa « . . -~s : } r ; ‘ : , » wife of C. Ose amy, a . | ' . Cy uh 4 r ' | j Box sche ge COAL, COKE AND _ roughams—For Sale Charlies S.. ! ve Hi i biac! .% un ' ; ; - Pt. viere and Joseph! L warty Lé Wal nike , \ ce ' ’ > = «4% ° . . 3 . . . j P : r ; * | ' ; ’ : of Rndvet BRrenn Ve ’ . : , ‘ ny s - : . . ‘ aa ‘ at | r a? J " , ' , . ‘ : ; ess. —— ae Sheehan. dear sist J n , aie ; “ ‘ i eral Fun f “ap. Forest Ritge Pom Th uracta: JEWELRY, GOLD. > = us : : \ ui ; } +" ° . ee : : . , ‘ 4449 Olive street. Swnd: 4% ' : . 2 Ost Cari : . se | an — t: shoppine ing | ree cis HOF writ STA AR CANVASSERS and SOLICITORS mane KESSEL : ‘ © Rand ’ : i : , Wecnes: lay vt : m.. Charice F Mii cK Ts sie band of 4 ‘arolir 4 mec x 7 a ler dear eon of lat hriets urm oe . 1 hee a ‘ a . 2 : ; Wilhelmina Meckfesae] (nee Niece: ' : 5, cae Fe oh : = . , ; ~ . ' , al \ - x 3 a dear ane er. tDrotlhn ilaw and / "he _— ; : -™ , . ' - >a, , , : . ; re -s ra ht : } ' RADIO trou family resi ten *. 3 BA j 4 BA Pu Bis mer Chur é ne er ~~ ‘atten : Pr t . Shs Wa thre Yh RS i —N T Litas. § For Sale : of ’ : ’ v J — “ , sungay,. Apri , to Evangelical St. Joh: boulevard and Lee sveuue, U Deceas¢ nember « e 4 ' ne ere oe Sees rou | Must } ' | ‘ _ = oi At . ; 1531 Wee Sat ote | ar 4A Vt : : ; a ; oe v3} . ‘ : F \ 4 x , . : ; | é 2 , a HEI TRI '* \ fontaine Chapter No. v5. KR A Ay MinPts = act ini e! have rou a! ALLENS . — r shsis at MEIN ERS-——On Wecneeday Mare h > os i ee , 7 , —_ mend “s =i’ te ee : ry agcemn, Bisqum — ; ; ‘ : , 16? mn ane 4 . > ae Meiners of TS20 Gr 6 arenyu - = , > - noes oth FPamoueRarr 4 oie Wann “ ag a 2 LEME ! NO TR C2 i Pan . Ar Sao. Beran Boia, U4; Sa UE yenetin owen most THEATRICAL post Dis eo) | WASHINGTON BL OCR STO! 30 13 ’as] O He he 820 Wash: Bina =, = . derry and Ja: CMBRET Sueemiene and our acar Trot hes ' nh. — : ether and mether-in-i, pb her . o en th wear. Barr & } eral Sat arGey Avrt , By wa TCH—T. 5 ge ~ o* ; . ‘at ar © . oo 4, - . Grand beulcve: to St Bc Chunk. j ERFPORMERS AND ENTER TSA SS. Pet er and Pant * i , : 4 nor r‘ris 4 EE E231 SCHNi RE 434 (Coacu—1 PHD PRE RB ARMS: ¥.

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FRIDAY. APRIL 1. 1927. ODS F OR_ _ SAI te tat a nest as a et Se we PLT WHA ,0ms Furn lompilet i i 2 26 ww LIN AV. Even) —_ > 961 8 : F is \NK )O op MEN, GIRLS , i ag A er . SP el | Furnitoe if desired, gg ~Gnarante AT LOW PRI REDIT 7 ERMS. + Crewe iFU RNITU RE EXC 1 FRANKLIN AVE ae HOUSEH’LD GOODS wa Wintanee” Contents 7 . -— s too » au. Victor " ANTE D. | goods j ah | Selkirk (“hou SEWING MACHINES _ ; MACHINE FOR SALE—W iiSCE ee on 8 ~~ = ee \ oe | dealers. ics—No “* sé a ind $1 [') » gallon: Rros. 1408 Frankiiad from fur tory: i¢] hy 4501 Easton. are as: 2 8950 On — — —_ ANIMALS tas rhe ana wwe 0., GHIMA Store CHY Ma 1827. ee OO hse _ CLOTHING Wanted GRIMM ungton Prank Wei ber. 71105 For Sale a platinum A 8a ney a awn r home. G liroadwe - eto RADIO For Sale Hi hee : — + E fernoow Misso¥ ] ; tel STORE and OFFICE FIXTU For Sale . . : ireain wi. iarest , m smture O19 rhe Call Franks 4, many m& e Fixture C@e, > 680 ~ al ‘915 el OE NSOHL: ’ A — ; Ff re Ag at TATE FR. LIn : Sess. (> STOKE ised cages of ri . : ‘ure TM BH. PAtK & N 129° el} fT) 2 ; or corms. ~ F¢ Take (ae8 © Dlive et. CPon. | 80! : . ci4 4010 . tesP ati ton. $40 E. MoCar a DODGE COUPE, $465 - | 2S ate... Atsber ego, Mower ott AGRAPH—S! ightiy PaPewR ITER: S- AUTOS Ww ANTED Fe ee — & a Rreughame—F-or Sale FRIDAY ee a eee APRIL 1.1927 ___& YOUR USED CAR need not be sold for less than its value. an ge and OFFICE cere Refrigerators AUTOMOBILES. “AUTOMOBILES a ; col NTER—14 feet tong. dov- g aie new: price very reason- ee at 7366 Manchester. a ee ae ee moasetere For Sale —19 coach; brand-new; others | CHRYSLER © SPORT ROADS ivlin 2) on 1A left: Was SOR4 50 - now only Save over $50 o: 4- passenger: best puy | lave Lié } 4 ‘rand LAciede reron Ee conine . eeegen For Sale . See us before you buy. yi : ‘all guaranteed a) \ Y oO: @il 5 nt 7 HARRY L. HUSSMANN } | co..°4716-20 Betmar IGERATOR COMPANY, | OL ‘ i) \A ~ rte - ’ See Lowensiecin = — 11), eS LO cust GUARANTEED 2252 CARS CEN 2.218 SCHNURE BUICK LICK SEDAN—New Duco $ passe! ger $75 i] iia ‘E MOTOR CO., Ine. 7 . Fr _ id jis idcD “AUTOMOBILES ee 3041-43 Lor AUTOS bought mained ne 8505 ”_ Passenger oupe ues ios 635 5 ce - AUTOS WAN — B ADL? Pwr’ sell before get . YAHL EM 1035 NX : a pup aga ‘ lew: S300 :: | 4- . ~ 05 G4 S 150; 19 _ to & 343 ‘ Bt MENTIA} mug t - ee : ’ git fi uN TH Sedan ' ni } ' rai ' . i; ; . . é di . . ‘ . or 2 . he One! $10. mon’ this 1926 FORD TTI "DOR SE DAN This car like bumper > AR EXCHANGE 944 Locust MONEY AIT) JU28 TOV APPRAISAT 0 ag ate gg A See, Sg Pe at “a seattle catia ceutical, ast a ata j a in ii — nV MOS FREE! | prices + hig Car ( heaper WON fy bhuncdr: Franke M b Paige Reon uch so. $500 Asi NES | Re eee ! A The remarkable low S655.» ;* € ake> pea oe - ~ ee 15 Repossessed _ ~~ anit, OO alcatel pe ~ Used Auto Sale S "700 Loeust. at Beaumont 1927 discount to- —s ee te li ale ae ee =— Rg gO a A Om Ng Og ee ee Oe CESSEX maak, uly : on Bogle. at ge ene Sedan, UU miles; Dig 3137 rw UB SoU THSIDE REO INC sedan, 1975 model: 4- Hupmob: ue osu ! ih or terms. PRospect LOU —_ a ’ 1049 s i+ ner- _F ahren i "Mi: ra j i never per cent ” off list gis4 Cuiumiolisa ey. a paet dealer’ s Leet? swehiit 53 44eé Sedan: Roadsters ror es Roadster 1925 tandard sport: ClLaARBY : uis 64 maroon ~ wheels aacTifice $36: raupner, 8418 Locu 2636 Locu rep weepsed: re; hark ia McDonaic Laclede 0173 Coo?) ; OAKLAND > DAU SEDAN jj} "Brand Nee ‘ _— NASH—Sedant 102: , ~ 2Q2@* — S30. BYesB. new Geen tion : { yniv $99 exc siapde: SS suick Roadster, I8 LOCUST | mn ANTEE VSED OTO! CARS 218 SCHNI IRE F BU CK NAS COACH—T; / * UNIVERSAL 301 Locust. Always Open, UNBELIEVABLE—BUT TRUE TAM TST. ‘ Brand-New 1927 } efor pert st “ Oakland Sedar LeTtns a = = 7 “sy ‘lient 00 365 LWYS ‘ = Ls Save =U cms SUF i. : nights. ae Saturday firishned priced Overland sedan. custom good tires: and perfect mechanically: 8 today. G. M. A. C. terms. t Lal 3819 S. Broadway. LAc SOUT 'HSIDS REO INC ae: . alloon tires: terms 2819 8. Jef- ide. # > ’ ‘ ; oP 2 cote) Rao ‘yy wi -K nigh it Sedan, beautiful rs Vas * 1926 W illvs Just recelveg this HOO miler hig eaving ' ARANTY MOTOR CO. ; cy. LOCT ST. e gnevera! Fe a: Tt] ; PxX- fy? tien’ Ve me @ +} ar ; nkrog Touring Cars For Sale LOOK ' a. a FOREC LOSU RE SALE Pg MO tl eal cal, ~~“ ee a re ge ee ~ . a o¢ Others mee Auto Sales 100 Loeust. at Beaumont 192 Aut new duc rab i? S550 _RUHS. 9 HAVE —_ ran it Lo ‘2218 LOCU ST GUARANTEED €Ane CARS CEN2.218 SCHNURE BUICK ( TOURING $75. Cash rade erie THE TIME! Fr ~~ we oF tude baker USED CAR EXCH 2944 Locust ANGI KUHS. 9% HAVE wire w! s F nin me apa ~537 id S36 finish red Locust. ; “SCHNURE_ BU ICK GUARANTEED €ars CARS AQIS LOCUST CEN22I18 MARMON TOURING 4 G00D TOU RINGS~ * i Nash, Dodar : Ford aport must sei S50 to ’ iat "13881 1. 3R16 W “$185: Studebaker Hup. 35! S&S. Grand bs Deim. +) ) 0156 ur ina * Jew ett Sule ‘kx. Essex 2218 LOC GUARANTEED 2258 CEN 2218 SCHNURE BUICK STEPIHTENS ING. $100 SERVICE DRIVE s- ATTENTION. — reeriess touring. ‘Ole 8 with California $150 Ai#o Waris oper and ciosed cars open FE LUXE AUTO CO Locust bi. 68058 Easton ar, ~~? , : : 4 fine | ‘us Terms. -——— SEDANS DEMONSTRATORS Slightly used; practically new; will give new car guaran- substantial reduction. TERMS OR TRADE TATE MOTOR CO., Inc. Open Nights and Sunday Touring Cars For Sale ER SIX-—5 late tourings terms. 2506 8. Jefferson Studebaker touring: |: tom finished; tires ¢ mechanically: real bargain terms. 3819 S. Broadway. six, c ry] (mi ar ‘ Trrtels M. A. °C. LAcilede Trucks For Sale DODGE—1925: ecreen and | vane! tracks; like new; ve heap. Trade, terms. 2506 S. Jefferson. FORD—Truck: panel 1823. YROT Marcus. FORDS—Lignt delivery truck, 5 real bar gains, $50 te terme. Tevis, Ford yeale 3001 Open evenings RD-—1926 body. 340 ic&O } ‘ S. Jefferson. large body (e) body: real bargain: 7 4 ] xpress FO starter: icke, $60 up: trade ferson. F ~ (Tie w“w j nkrog, 4000 fcsO ) very ¢ heap hange. 450% . with ex- for bake! speed Was Page body; er (Foe der “* ~ a Wo if S nanelse and secreens: light deliv- ‘avi rita, paneis Ggenioun ARS’ RS AT a court hody tires almost TATE “MOTOR CO. Inc. 041 rt abt = Automobiles For Sale eens _ = PA al rr ‘gied hy tha ° ig vuesed car hoku What you Sal e-——-- Big want 4 e tA I 375 to ve $140. Payments Motor Co. ravas at “Te erms, Easy lenberg-Wag 5630-46 G (7) WEGER~HUPMOBILE (-}} THE TRUTH to own a quality! Ha!}! WE TELL YOU Sat y that desire car now. Reconditioned, refinished, guaranteed HUPMOBILES will give more satisfactory service than | car at a similar price. MODEL BARGAINS scccoec un Gen ROL BD 1100 1400 |} others from | $2. sé€.ect and wp IMPLEMENT CU. WEBER | & AU FOMOBR IL E —Branches— Locust 5000 Gravois 7195 Manchester Open Evenings and Sundays HUPMOBILE CORNER 3005 Raneesories. ‘e ” « ys ~ Agee Parts—For cor ri merc Ll’ 4 i e (ef LKe new FORD BO DI Es - sedans. tou ning r +‘ “4 1] Fas! Oe yi TD BODIES—— \* Lace f MhRALIS 4° Ly ains riggs. ic8) Chassis For Sale ane, is rif uw’ fe reor ‘lres Tires For ‘Sale ¥/% UseG val a See) oe I At ic tridi } > ; 4 } |seuU) ¥ ‘hestnut GRAND PIANO brown mahogany; | $565. | Olive. iand 24 music rolls: i} MONTGOMER la MUSICAL Musical Instruction \ ic x ¢ t« Instruments. For ‘Bale | f-towr i are aius deep rich vaiue aoe Aeolian Co PANJO—Vega ' »- of rIneute a BK! N £1 an ae, "de monslrawn i y f uu gos ee "LU DW 1G MU SIC Terme S°9] Washington ay. M ARTIN “TR IMBON E-—Pertect coptition used but a short time’ offered at $25 for cK Air easy payments Aeolan © 1004 Oo} ‘ aes OLDS TROMBONE— Cold ke new: fine tone: than half ~~ 0: ema -f rie ¢ ollan ( bd . - . . , = PE ig f 17th} “al tore 19.68 a rea. r . Aeolian Co e.usey pawenerite 1H04 ‘Olive. Pianos and Organs For Sale GR 4 ND— Miniat ure aige: ueed &h exchanged for large Bicinwas aren il bre a m ah “e any: @ ‘uable te an SE J (ofS) Voskt — time ay eat cl grand at sutretan: mente. Aeolian Co.. 1004. Olive. ; ‘ ef AB ecAIDE i reem, rang ‘Offer it in these columns ‘and get the, right price. ¥ MUSICAL _Planos and Organs For Sale Autopi ano, $135 Beautiful mahogany case and of ex- age tone. Pe ‘layer you will en- Terms, $10 cash, $2 weekly. oy LEHMAN PIANO CO., 1101 Olive St. | private, ” $5, — Nationally | known make; latest case design: 6ize 4 feet 8 inches. Grand piano has very beau- tiful tone; guaranteed for 5 years. Priced for quick sale at $385 Terms $25 down and $10 per month. P. A. STARCK PIANO CO., 1018 Olive et. PIANO—Upright: Davis 1516 Frank) PIANO—U pright mah¢ any condition: reasonable Call et.. Saturday or Sunday. eee PIANO—Knabe medium elze erand: finish: refinished like new: reduc terms. trade. Aeolian Co.. PLAY ER- PIANO—Peautiful, S8-note te Ham- firon Manualo player: practically new bench and 126 rolls: no renaceall 6 offer refused. 1807 N. Pr airie. eT) PLAYER PIANO — Beautiful Starck Player Piano No. 64807, mahogany case, full 88-note; bench ten-year guar- antee{ only $245. Terms, $25 down and $19 per month. P. A. STARCK PIANO CO. 1018 Olive st. RENT an upright WURLIT: nahogany: only cane : 1536 N. piano for $1 a month. 1096 Olive (ef) ‘Talking Machines For =. VICTROLAS——-Mahogany | makes: chea; \ 1318 Franklin Viehe, if CTROLA Davits Furniture Co., 5186 Frankli: fe) ¥ ICTROLA—Genuine Victor Con- eocie (used); nr mahogany case; 24 record selections and al- bums. Only $49.90; terms $1.00 per week. P. A. STARCK PIANO CO., 1°18 Olive at. and oa all ROOMS and BOARD ROOMS WITH BOARD—CITY ROOM—Lovely front. board nak wri vate JEfferson 8452 (c44) North AiARRIS, 21) thert pOR IE alle } irk twin meais 3366 opt it fe ZDOR over beds’ ce: lien MAFFIT'! Tit 1 oT y »URA Room family BOTANICAL 3871—-Room: posure: excellent board réasou ible. ’ va? if Ae eit 2 ~ gouth ex- conve ie name aii poard., ick) board for fe} 41°8A Front roorn. , +4 conveniences 2900 S.—Room and nily conveniences, urniehed rooms, 4547R ~Board in residence of home; gcentiemen asonabie GHand 4 board , anes ice re roo%m Lovely front ceon- ioe. 7 $8. LA- —Attractive home a I guests gent we hi preierrec a rage (;Pandg 3152¥V (ch) VICTOR, Nicely fornished front room mnvyenient to 4 car iodern: excellent mea! rypeaie ines and bus; nm West j—— New ly der or rated kOrest 0415; BARTMER. 533 aq roo twin beds; reasonabie. (el) front er optiona.. . ' i i menenaiane CABANNE. §5300-—Well-furnished room. excellent meals CABANNE Board 7 | Gia Ii : i ‘at WET. ee room. wi FOrest 3376. ie, CAB ANNE. ] -—_ 9029 Ll or 2 7) +o 1v1—- Room and board: a BAN board, CATES ven » and bears ladies employed "PAI KV lew APRA x ™ RTs room jI—Roo private fami. -Arkview O71, le DELMAR, 3544 board running. hot ter in rooms: meals family style. ~ board, $6; h lleges Lindell 5¢ ic " 38°4——Ro garage pris DELMAR °T} COOKIONE : ENRIGHT. 6219 Furet-clases board ex: front roome: well furnished: rs 49 hore 1 rior biscuits «> ryt ‘ i,t New!y furnished 7 :f hoard = A pO me and board COORKINEg i 4516—Singie room, board orated: reesonab.e (c@) 64 52—Hoom for. 2: em elent ‘handsomely furnished room ‘ mihi Splendidly jiahed heads Rarage and beard for et) furn ‘ twit *100—Room home. rea: al) ; nore . eer | 46x Ver PUr (5 rep two empl locelity For desirate tive Good table. c! ean “a “ mable. c7 ' Newly Ae “et ed lent table fed} room. @'iit- hiwte EX¢ oT ‘as ROOM ING H cure ICTON ‘pt Nicely furnished iat ie ieh) Neativ furnished conveniences: meais board Mat le Room rs ar’ INSTER. 4544 ster: emplorTed " ; a iness ;, exe*iient Mmesit R EFINE D HOME brat r’ on . - ®: nz. é Pag it odia! nont or *y Limi! al FOr : weet ) as Var ler pp CAbany hHH4 M {c; ROOMS FOR RENT—CITY home west room adjoin- acer Poreat 7366 wer 8 7 ar age HOT EL. weer ki’ rates AZ AK nf :Taishe c 5492 VW thec and iv evel Furt rive Oe " week. housekeeping. a 1effersop 24 apd , eee ng sh 9450 house ,eeping GLIVE. 1412A running water, OLIVE 1535 housekeeping and TWELFTH. 115 sleeping rooms. North ‘OS0A— Neatly 1 block “0 Fallon Park. _ —“GRDZA N—Clean housea “Ding sink; $98. 65 cuMmnec: , el . ‘ > “ : . # learn je at Singie and conmmectiia bed rooms, $3 up. N.— Housekeeping ii — eee ne re furniahed room (eS) RAND. MARCUS. | MONROF |NORTH MA ' ROOM S- | SPRING 1004 | yor , BL | BLAINIG Loi a nex room or for | Inbeais | front single every a ore | _— gd ae . —_ a FOR RENT—North facit *AUlfas } —-— s— ROOi..S BARRIS *120—-Koom ark: breakfast optional onOiM fet) *> iarce front for « 2406-1 me: garage 140: -* urtiis? hed room ior i objection to chudren ety nice “ vate rh housekeeping, oO °941—Furnished, room eouthern for garage. Lindell $203M. (cl) °918 N.—Large housekeep- private. 201 MONTC4 Om ERY. large, Uright front NEWSTEAD. ing or sieeping: ARK ET. ear bits Lae ¢ lec iric hy . *% jack eeping ‘ar ‘? Wart? tiie ft | Garage ; pe worth furnished 1 near Fairgroun’e 7 - Pali. NHKOSE —4 and Kitchenette; Par. RED BUD. family. 4412A—-Front room, OOlfax 7482W ‘Two. furnished, housekeeping: gas, electr vate family. c “ifeax 6139K, SPRING 3-room 2 to 4 adult at $s” connecting. and heat: p ; (c7d) housekeeping (crt) Connecting freon, h puse keeping ic) Northwest UNION. 1523A NW in pmvate home. NG. business trmuent, room woman, new e.ectric sewing machi tre, private entrance tu?, $10 50. Box R-25u. Am! telephone, Victrola, shower, in-a-dor bed; ost-lMepatch . South 4°54A——Lat ce roo mn: ell LAclede 505 $7 34-— He orm. oppuel.e park; ALOENATL Venlences (SENAL. * eT) t 451. Ah*'¥ win clede private care. NAL, 3904 Large? furnished ede: in lovely home: 1 or ~ d 1332 ( rig?! Ai stine 1 } -—Sleeping t Aclede R810 ° 1 ; 2999 A unished roome., 3144A—Newly fur? ousekeep ng, and connect mote ( eT TE sieeping Or fh ZR - riz hi ; 1B Keeping LOS1A Room gentiem private fami) Rand 5} a1 t i Ggrand)—hHous heat, facing park (RO) front with al- irage (eM) 3537 (‘At sieam APAYETTE Keepinvy s.eeping,. 7OH1—Double oOnvenl ences NE SOTA 7303 4-oup\e ahare rr nt wv ‘+> e as ry “ MISSISSIPPI ~Housekeeping room: evervthing furnished i) / NICHOLSON P 90°6-2s8-—-F urnished roome newly decorated, (oe 7} OSCEOLA § rniehed rooms. . Os , ; (,as a tri fur’ a fe ®O) ' PARK, Clean, Nght room. with kitchenette, steam ROOMS—2-room ast - a G0907M ROOM— large front family °" gentiermner GRand H721R. 4131 A—Front room . exposure; eames tay e employed 19 MIN ’ man housekeeping heat. (c7 CRat {ort ded, ys A et? nels ate eoulner 3844—*! reoms lig? 7 ) % Se KET) nig 892°0—-Furmshed supie employed: g: eTO0 1 large ping ; front SHENANDOAH 3011 unfurni 401) famtiv ~~ —_ room for “ei ‘rage fi ’ clean. comforta (oun } Light * housekeep= ished room (e777 Poe Single room: «cen tlermman private SHE wow te Neat south ri | for 1 heat reasonable Par k CU canton an G Rand HATOW (‘ SIDNEY. 1210—H' imekeeping rooms. gae. electric ~ rooma, 3 years. Jj rooms $3: housekeeping ; ° ‘ 4} elec- an fel) HIRTEENTH 2317 8.—Light houae- econ yveniences Keeping roeoms: modern married couples with gaée, linear car and bus ines: ; only. ? . i Ce ; THURMAN 1817A—], or 2 employed; ai: | conveniences 14524R. | TWELFTH. ree S connecting rooms gas, electri 'mbolt OO16 17°26 Furnished rooms and ladies or gentlemen; electrt up ' I. saoaw — ~Large frynt Vietor (131% West 4550-—Nloeiy vileges; telephone, furnished roof laundry. ? clean con! roome;, gae stove, snk, pr FOresat &2a es 9 tbs 3 roonie 5 Large ‘ LDF LLM A } furnished va iow) *4 Of house Front sieepin foining bat! continuous het DELMAR, 5040- conveniences, pri’ DELMAR, 4241— Firet floor sieeping room. 34. DELMAR 4267 ousekeeping ainaie connecting. share bath. sleeplug $3 4044 Sleeping, conveniences, garage, ious Keer vit aut ate porc! step.) uv housekeeping di house: conv eti- (665) DELMAR apartments; 4044 Deimar DELMAR. 432 keeping and #siee rr} rooms | lonces DElimar O11 DELMAR 5030—-Larg’ twin hede continuous hot Ft pregt Afroud 4°70—-2 front rooms. 2d floor # Lean heat, ba’ OD; 10 eLearn he ~ Nicely furnished all adjoining batt water. alse » Beir ‘ » hot bath 6° 16 es “Lovely sieeoi ne : room unfurnished: 1 or 2 ladice Thos. J. beusherty, es 19 ‘ ; M Ak niehed or foor weet AT EASTON for ho connecting rooms, house work 44649-—Sing le sets ao me urnianed roome convenien: eo. bath: ir ‘ Sieeping: 2 se au ere empioyed privat fa’nily.(e4 Iwo nfurnianed rooms furni ate (cs ovnoners hor a ge ‘7 ‘ 5200 Orest 5827 - Housekeeping sult furnished $8.50 and $10 { @). ; ENRIGH T every thing Her : Nicely furnished gentiemen or coupe mpore ‘Ff 4 ’ f iri at. ec , yy): ie lg ight house vave he | MmiLaCanrer,s - a ma fferson 321% Zit room reoni POGTIiAa SHK. 4339——Purnaished OR res Se ser On “OO45, 4 omtorts ; or 3 fini reaeonatiie ON. LUO raipctrifia ive OUNV ehiences ; ras 1250 N Laght hours KINGSHIGHW AY S00 and 846 N—Reoons, phi bouseskerpung sink, ss. LEWis# Fri 26. -Singte OF MmGeeci ae A ae ; so e.erpi hg : oS LEWIS PL room fu.ies for tight o7 S_eephiig ‘a rooms «2 LINDEL! 4256-—34 eer: room. kitchen privileges ,, couple efupivred. leuces, fur Me PHERSON, 4214--—Cheerful room: pri vate family, home comforts, music, phone 4646—agie and duubie rr ermal rereytns 34 a | figrone es 4007 Large r kitchen etic. runing water, range. le ry, $F 50) (G) Kee pins seeping a" e 676 ; . ; ERs a }223—Ku! te of ” hotsennee js gink. all copvenmnces, acu Me P iE ing roume,; i)’ Falion | M PHERSUN e' ' Room and kitchenette | service e©ortier | ’ i; HOMOM ’ | WESTMINSTER furnish: d | ' , ue (c SU) [evulbwest apartaweni, i’ if) a ee le / , ROOMS FOR RENT—West 4060-2 furnished rooms hot-water eft) (77) ite, rusekeceping: [™ - - PERSON. 456% —Large seman por ith room for * or 2 gentlemen; pitae- convenient loeation; no ladies. AvP.) firet flog eaat (fi? MARYLAND, 4318—24 two l«t floor, with sink. MAHYLANL, 416;-—— ‘Cm iortable rooms, gentlemen ofr couples employed: } vi ) Siseping, hou ousekeey!ng use of pieno. ic 5126-2 connec boure- sink. ranee f PF Orest 52 fer. (am MONTCLAIR 'O4- POST-DISPATE He — = floor . Front, 2120 nished forner Etsel. Sbxx ent furnia he die vigp' ("Abany 40007 furnished rooma:; sleeping aink: conveniences fel? L.arse attractive ae agnhs ed aler ping, housekeeping necting rooms he 3 far 3° inn b Be) aire pille h fi ries furtiieted nalbir ‘ Sing ie " d $ou Die seeping ff j : ; buc>t water cA SHINGTON Newly pe pere! sleeping rooma, running Water; s. Py ferseon 3557. r Pe WASHINGTON, 4375—lLignht housekseoi ng ns: newly decorated; al: con venienles ab t ion WASHINGTON 4140—-Lafae poodh ; i? startaneous bot water, shower tain, ge" tiemen as a. Dt WATERMAN, 5025 Larce and sama rooms: running water: pieasant ‘wiges Cn §683-—2 Lovely front room. site reaeonanie, (Ou VN AS Fi TN connecting ho oe ine electric. gas, free phone. (e060) W EIS. 5O5S1 A } Passat room '¥ fined Christian girls or employed coum: breakfast if desired Pls. ment rooms, gas, light WESTMINSTER. 3947 “housshesping rootrn ; WESTMINSTER PL en: $8.50: first floor DE)ma: WESTMINSTER PL 4744—2 bousekeeping and sleeping. L in: jell : WELLS rooms : , ate 46833—2 large _ bane bath 4G: q ; “Southern quiet. 4053— Roome it: 4258. (os connect fiz J,008M ; es pos WESTMINSTER. 4430A—Desirable ing room: conveDiences; privete farm WESTMINSTER 1118 gt 25 nicely "Tons ishe fine ra WESTMINSTEB 4544 rrent see | voomne Fate employed peopl W BS . veniences ; WEST PINE gases range: kitchen WEST PINE. 4344—-Large. ciean. tiew furnished housekeeping rooms, mrs | WEST PINE, 4007- Front room: kitchen ette, range, water, laundry; 86, ( WEST PINE, 35! \4~Larne housekeep! i rooms: every convenience; eae. (mt): WINDSOR PL... 79712 ‘Near Grand)—° connecting roome, garage if wanted: ia family: reasonable. « $4 Week ; § 5883 Enright; Ameruean best table in a AT/SCAZA i ay garare AVALIIN ] HOTEL ; ote]. Perehin (ABANNE ike aluioaph #re S$) 9 week ub American Dian HOTEL bathe $1 ON-DEL lurepean pmo, Arie of ‘the 7 te . Pwr eae if electric fans. JFS re TEL F ferson Sp Bis weekly. Blue Gr ues LORRAINE. 408 N. Buelid. Cornet ie. Phersot: Toor, connecting hath. _fe } SHARDEL HOT EL Ay ~ r and Pereb eempfortable room and bath a week (e806: L INDELL PLAZA HOTEL 454 (mM) Lise Sed] oe com fortable eutnrier iarc@ rvoms. gvcd meas: re tow) HOUSES. FLATS | | ETC | APARTMENTS FOR RENT North S578 8 Piret ~ af litevets! ite Py tbe GARRISON 4 ruom janjuer ser So , LYDVE * FISHER Kk KE tA’) 4iLe—4 frcsprra fieors. heat and jar tog service. “a APELD ‘FR Citas 373%. 8 ou th s 4503—6 roome decom heat soraa. elean —— wi a ee ARSY NAL v Orttry Preer* eater furtiehbed ARSENAL. #00 eoane. Beautiful hardweed foo, ' , ste we het water range. beat soni = egy | Park. will furnish: (RA VOl®- ELAS WOOD AF 4537 Greve 3 eed 4 room dyin nib : including gas range, ieebox, Kitchen cet net. bullt4a irom board. hot weter, et jatlilicor ; 3 * eth Were reasonabie tie ace » «ot Biew 2eatM atid maheaser mm wwe Piret flower. Net ‘ . t J mee t) “ne Set) aeinegrr 47 , ee ee , as wa ne Se ae ee eee ae ec ee ae ee en A . Soe s +a Pret & a f. ¥ . SA ys A P 7 . eieeenais neil ee a - aut eal ai Wad AAO Ce MMB ot: i ree ia ach 07 ta H C2 " = TNE RT ree et eee ee nee ee ee NOR Stl. 2 ten eM A ie AEE A RE I Ri A Nk Se A Ne A EE RR A LA TE ES A OAT AEE OE NR eGR OTE a SE A ERIE 8 AACR nt A AAA LE NIETO COR OAC 8 oN epee 8 Ae hn AN Sem a OE re RT OR Rae Hm ke ore a ea

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FR LPRITTI : 195 3, REAL ESTATE—FOR a Tm’ SALE) APARTMENTS FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOR RENT | FLATS FOR RENT —South DWELLINGS ‘FOR RENT | REAL ESTATE—EXCHANGE SUBURBAN PROP. FOR SALE) FLATS, AP’TM’TS FOR eon ner, er " ; : South —FURNISHED GRAVOIS. 31 3 tiy c near Hunt road | St. John’s Station ee 4 500. a ; LAF AYE TTE 3017 Heautifu es vy West S whe! — reason ble ,A cled ; | A cE 7 PRR a = 96s " LDi¥ ee 20 (Ci a +> } ‘1 te } : » e~F =T ri . . BATH E\ER . 7 % rated. PArkview 5S8€ 2 LO REAL ESTE—WTD. TO BUY and ou . t water, firepla Sixx ARSENAI a BA : : MAGNOLIA, 30144--NEW, 4 ROOMS =———S—SSESSS acmer Tan 3 S65 per n A | 2-fanil : ct EN ), S800 CASH, $35 BE I E . Lz iL™ ad ’ ' ich rte i » Sid : ' : ~ — i COR. \TED al O 2156 GEYER. HOUSES, FLATS. ETC. __ Flats, _Apartmente Wantee : ides ‘in : , “e. WRISBERG, 3204 MS. TILE BATHCS ~ -~ LAT A } Orrick § § ; i . oe — rusT\ a e4 - . ( . = EO. J. "A NSTI 117% C€ 1 ox ‘D- 346. Post-| a“. —_———e | be —— =. : tra y good 1% ’ tral 8500. 7 ‘hestnut. — pees. so : aa Se ee 4 ickmann nn : Les AN YARD 8508 aa 2 LL 603A—-4 rooms: rent $30 oe Bh nnn bd a! Ser a a reat 9 as AT ee __£ and 4 reom single flat: @ = FOU RTE ENTE 1230 N.—Two rooms: | se sare ver on toa! e nountwacte- |Call —- 2 7 agg Brick t- ganas Scar garage: 1 n flat, rent >. ‘ . 3 $15 > tT n ons ide higt lewerit TER GROVES TRUST CO.. Itors. . el oe ay MAN ' at. — . & ee WOLF-POLLACK, 101 N. 8th. MAin 1858-9 Ow: 3 POres: 6196] (c73 WEBSTER 8 _ 4 | See ealet JUST PUT ‘ON. MARKET $500 CASH. BALANCE MO] , iw . ’ sa : a > : > 7 : ‘ . ? ray : a >? - ry ve; . st eae re . ; is ; 3 LIMIT, 729—1'44 blocks north Delmar: | POLLACK, 1¢ ; RANKLIN, 3 rooms. bat at-of-town 1 me t st of home® or ph Vebeter 240% . | - , , — - i ll ’ s ~~) -* - s » a = Ss 45? 7 ; . oss a a : * ; “ ri : q i ~* ’ eee ; soU t-. ’: ? - > . 2 *? 7 ae: @ POST-DISPATCH 0) soe > inthel Lee * ete’ with Sinko Me ee +a pre ans ~~ ee ’ *“* > ™. = eA ‘aon, | os Meer in Ser i beautifnily, completely furnished for 4 1Ain ; - eh ae nee = eee ae La “a . ; , rm : > ik it . : = , a oe i : _ = BUNGALOWS and COTTAGES ? , 5200 é aa H BUYS. SING uLE FLAT. CORN R BUILDING, -3 LOTS FoR SALE—VACANT_ For Sale * mach floor bla shagee stor A (i gbck | OS. ee oom pape es Jame 15. BUILDERS , T have 5 lc I will take back ie ee ee a hash O71 wt se . to ’ AR CSV A od | "New PLAt i SOLD. = muse of the value of the St | T . a . ust fins adie hicago air mall service to Pe Raat | ~~ estnu Entra . ns i sun pa i | banki interests, the St. Lewis ER , o gr le - oF aa . . Jani = it siting oy Central — sare FINE LITTLE BRICK COTT AGE wa ar ee ae a one pp hPa ‘tht ng : W ATT hn™M AN. H125— >.-TOOM roo%>m ef fi. . . i = ~ — nee nd up- Orme i4 BoD EN 7 4 — e WESTGATE, 75 rner 6-6 soon NAN + 9A—5 1 = 3 PAEF Thestnut. (e5*) | PINE STREET ‘AME! WRISBERG 32045. Grand. ie’ fs fo 3 at pth “IEE day voted tO extend its subsidy te : : | NORTH SIDE BET. 15TH AND 6TH ~~ $300 €ASH, $25 MONTHLY. revelation; 2-ear a! “P . it — postal squad for two and . : S ith water .RNGR vE ‘AT 112 1 ith, 7 TNO ° Three-tTux rick st furnace ar r ed. Fis Pwr t Birreinae M- tema ee " t+ ~ 6 xi e 394+ . rket. OU LL FIND YOUR SINGLE HERE . a months to June 15. after WEsT MINSTI FR 4125—)-rdom ifie ms ’ L j a e ‘ : j ‘ ~ / ? ‘ as es eta. 7 : 26 the WESTMINSTER 463% furnished a ae mt ad I — — : = —_ a >] Rus 5-6 is. 4 ira e: - on April 15. 1926, -roeom «apartment ; umme! Imeonth! wap pae ' 2 ere : F | North | hardwo fl : eet —s os 4 . wr re. 3 Tagger oo oe = PERSONAL : House Association has rate, $230 rooms, 2 beds, $3 ‘ - : oe ; - NICE ROOMS, BATHROOM, th o Orie 30F LNICAMEB? & | = nie 6 : oe r OWF ORg¢ ; Pd } 4/ ING rors ~7 PARK ¢>- : ere 7 i . 7 ai . ai Ti ‘ on 4 » ; ~ aA 7 Sar } a ae [ R ’ 3 ' ) rT) at" , a . " r om fy . the Robertson Aircraft Cor- a \544 Perel ing: elegantly farnish ed 4 and rene same “ee ae. ma “o at f : thickly «et etrict; mak: fer fand | | 25-4 ; , vats othe j x er —aeettem contract carriers, a su>- room e te ras ele iy . 5 : x‘ x ~ ~‘ — res 370 (5 wos : ; ; ’ ; ; ; » got ranging from $1006 weekly. ; - . ‘ a roe i ‘ l ; iz us ‘ ‘ i ; ~ ; ; : ny la as ai "IS TRI ‘a "ea : al i ; DIAML bought a& hi MEM at the outset of the project. down . * 4 wre edn Te pay eas ated oe ee ae © SG te oe - » > a no a aso PSR. in a - >t 2 keen keen R beset ii . st . ge ll : . gts Northwest 0. J. WANSTRATH. “1 eae wee” 6 ge tee = _S,_neee aime 7 %e $375. The new subsidy voted 1 4 ROOMS. BATH. ELECTRIC. $§: a SHREVE AND CALYTIN. — | | or ‘ > biec! it ti. : na et ’ ' iv 149m whe we 7 . kly. Since the tin weat | | Dee 2447 a> bells’ en sn exceptional al +41 \ - J. eee, ‘ ; : , sor thy a 4 . one . ion "i 5 one ; s ‘ 2 t - : ~ res eonme a“ mas. th He : — : Bi | 7 en from 1 1 pee oe . must : : Mm dered at the meeting that it will ~ ~~ / ~ = = i . — reas | | 7 : cre ‘ SUBURBAN PROP. FOR RENT | ()TS S5() CASH LOOK AT 4837 CARTER AV. 12. Post-Dis Poy eg ge devolve upon the carrying com , : a “same 9 + iggy 4 } ; : : : Ba t Sic: Rit Tantm and Manch-s rom ee a ae _. Ke a , at anica oS lat ee ek = pany to work up a paving business tom or "tana ia BOs a — +e PP be payee aden Bigs, ..eirtasah ir ‘ ay fe = a é ' sidy anda 8 loa , sethy Hit INANCE © Sm before the end of the subsid; : hs MOR F BUNGALOWS SOLD ind well built single fat xcellent a S 5500.009. i that his committee would take no | Gf pe 6 room brick uncalows , ‘ ; I. (rand . -s Rivers $541 slab : 12 Riverside 6207 kA J. Mayrhot! 4 Ww s. St. Logis and Goodfel- ou: sale ed at $1 forth MONE pAaA® a steps to arrange for further finan- HICKORY. 22°04—4 large rooms. hath ) i est Low u panes groans i ner es nee tt ROGAy. | co pa n. G05 Planters’ Bf qa] support of the line. | Bigelow fine condition; cut te $50: 15 days ‘fen KINGSHIGH™ ai ner fix v 4% IVE. 13434 R qd LoT— cy cz Pe 7 t industr district: also a few choice EN (Lm, LU] nut A T.iCsG Mo — ' ic fh 4 room team heat. de 522! Heis 5 3 n 4-159 Post-Disnat: ' le left his subd nm: easy terms ‘ sect ae teen fe Eentee ee Figures presented at the meef- | Copper . : 7 a BOEHMER “REAL “ESTATE CO — . ae | — ~ ‘ st. GArfield 900°. t iad people fag show that St. Louis is not sup- | s..: teak’. iperting the line as well as Sprima- Eas 5 me. | fast: ark 6! GARAGES, STABLES—RENT | BUNGALOW LOT BARGAIN” SRAND-NEW FLAT seempoew 32a: uful Sand 6 yo NPY saranda eee SID @id, Ill.. in proportion to the pop- | Baison tric — t et i, Per ae : s \ + A . Lia : a — . , : : : ; . 4 A : : oan >+) ‘ i 4 , , a , Ss OND FLOOR ews VF . ‘ : . T | ee Siso cis RiI‘\s 5- ROOM FI AT ror k , » sata ane tm came “—_ BUSINESS FOR SALE Walt ; = Mi+— ' inds and 3 Po -\ 4 ae , Bac’ 20F Tire | & Beceem: ee. ntiak, _ Siesta building. with oven, -.) Walw —— . ° ee + Trond cew 4 ns. | na ) rA ED © i ME ented st Belleville. Ill. See Joha J. | \i 4 iy + we P s 7 ; 1) MINUTES BAKERY—WEST END HEIGHTS }— - ae Call TW le 197 ght St sa FF veh @ he’ ' * : : . | é Ba ses . KS. 06 oe Near transfer corner: 0 competition FRERLENCY some : : 7 , . ' North . ; . ’ ‘ + derker: good oastry bos) NEWLY DPC! : —= ee = : — = —e ): terms efrivern tL. x : raOnE LACLES TSS HEY MPIC aee CASH. $40. MO’ THE CANTO SEE EY TO L OAN tL HETE INV. ae itt, Sea bath. inctnera eeieeay GC ratec - ak pst ——— — if tS ROKFEF:- STORE. pen —o . et ee liz XN = ' : ‘ re- On : Trakersn, ide Cwm Ss M Als on > 5 ?. m Lit ; ¢ ) Ril ? DEKE! A BLD« : : au ~ a_i Bn ree ~ u . i 77 e@ularie eunall ee in ed ABA —LInProves anc ae : Sat ae ee sage SP pps urd rs 1 Dr fecora lary 2 Wem SA CTY SHOP—Marinelic: on none es) i 3 ae oer. SOBA Public Sutiare. fit i ' TaD? Cfo Mtkness DElmar 5794 * 4 * se nee 2 28 ~ Beauty Parlor Bargains Qne in the lareest West End hotel: beat im at a _ — — ESTA - Water and ligt furnished: orice reason | mitne : ; 7x _ ; r ’ ; lata ‘ ia terms. as —— x ha oom we ea reer ol ‘om 39 5 UINGSHIG 4 ae Toon D c stauran | Seti | Sater 10.9 apn BR, ay - t2 SUIS er of Mack! seemien Midenee aed ca =" s “ re a ea One on Olive st.; —_ class: pea? characte ‘BROWN R_CO 1 Manchester NORTH PARK PI 1? econd | MCPHERSON. 4934—Modern 641 : | ) : Ne 4 a | cme: onan a gg IN S. BLAKE & BRO. 815 : Bho Hand 0486 “5 loor flgt; 6 rooms .bath, | ter heat rit carag 7 De Baliviere: wel! estabiianed. | 2.03 price Very reaseonabie ones | EXMOUTH. S88(—3 dandy | rooms. | ra ase Noo et) PAS West SUBURBAN PROP. FOR SALE => .." ° mi , ENION-EASTON TRUST CO... EAL ESTATES Tans: South Siig Phone for one of our representa-| ee, Sneeby wen & - “~ : ‘ * ee a ae * hs ee . ~ ey; a) ecreened porch. $79. CAbany 46349 \\ 7 . fo > . _ . ; r St - — “ : : sa w~ ; . +. > . ’ ~*~ ; to bh ~ ee 26007. DStn, | : . , +3 Oat -UT DELMA 19IS—LARGE STORE. HEAT BUNGALOW New rick, 4 rooms bath, Rengel-Weber. 31737 _ S. Grand. . Be ' a ?, , . ce oa will finance Jo. ne re S CTH ZOGESUST DR.. 6801—5 -oou Step LARGE ROOMS. GARAGE. §37.:! ) a? LRA DELMA 5 REASOR REALTY C€0.. f Bru South , ant ‘in Guaranty Bidg. MAin AT. 28 we * 4 . ‘ sa : » . } ~ = + ta : ; - ’ - RFE - REDI = TO $247.50 PELYMOLTH. 6809 | PERSHING HFIGE HT. — + i , ’ ' A new , m™m €7 ° : 4 'y @ 2 . eas ; good ie “=F. 8, : ‘es Amel, Amelia. fax a 544. room efficiency Ilana 3232 41184 Ashland $ roor Jer, ROOM EFFICIENCY FLAY Fas f Q ency, Rarcy furnace. made he wre: rs. f : Ef! ding 1 i WASHIN at reened née 3 RAG RENT §35 APPLY treets, ss ) rd ca i OZA > root sur : Rengel-W ebe (;rand y “1 sa ckest answer, 4 FECTIONERY AND — Og Np Aba Parl FHONE PARK erin er 50x] oa aj 7 : n IRIT siete ' 4 Tem | FORSYTHE. —_ at 3501 7 Grand Ci uy Tote le emseeggaal T -oay Ale Comal es ae : | , —4 : . " ) 3 % LAIN. | =n , : : rates Sk ——— : on £0 Ps S FURNISHINGS Complete stock: Apartment — : f : , . ; ' ; . o i oe Sige. at mt res clasey fixtures: « rare opvortunity : ’ - evrrice 3 =: new Spetaner no agents Boz R-l 3 “l7\, Chestaat 7 ae STATE APTS. 3658 WEST PINE. | AsiitAND. 52 ages pager | SS aT : reg Se + ar § | T : at | | , . “ :. gare | . J ranged c anvenience aut matic me fricer — An | a's ‘ i bi : : . . : >» 2 RESORTS LA a : | - rT r Ocho te ut t bie ite é a | . : 3 e - fRMmaAnN ee srand i ’ - DC ) 5 4 ou . ED MONETEg ation. gas heat, electric incl autifu ones gests i iil ; i = ——— a . sag ' SE scene AND MARKET — ¢ J ee ge ee eee yg ll a agg A ot : ry ta — , } Teoma Les For Sale A aE aes _GRAEP. GArtield 1342 -98 ee aewe cen: acree 5008 Artineton. a“ i- . ~ ’ ' ct r ‘ ‘ . iy ‘ “ é . ‘ ‘. . ; = ! * ier = Ne ; u I i} 4 > ” —+— ; : a F _- —- . : y ~~ a ; = ome furn apes, $50 up np morasentative ee ee ee ee siete , ?+ Sth & Chesiny r Vv 61.5 Rn £ me 1RAL LS 2 * ELAT ee ee Butt n ser oe ‘SE - unt iit Dim K—And fixt ae premises ferson 46 ong e > — : } ] P rae rooms, tl } ' . — ; “a : ~ = + . T : ‘ > ‘ , ee ‘ ‘ — . Ext fax 1 i-~ PERSHING APARTMENTS “hace, adults $45 cae ee ee aE. REAL ESTATE Binb we A fal TT ioe’: rn : th | bui | ieeocer eat “MARKET — [ p-todate- = aot Lac ATION IN CITY. MAFFERY PL. 46: low 4-F ‘ t . " t | i a ; Se veel ; 4 res a™d merchandise. seated on Route | 386 sposit 4 rooms creened slee; r ar dt —s 7 es “pA tages i ’ ' i 1 ae in fime ib a about 35 } . pi "Forest as me ’ anit me ecura Dar : & . ied } | IN “halt Northwest 7 r , are ’ ~ han : 2 miles southeast 0 of = eerie ap pt ELHORST 77 Delmar CLYDE ISHER R. E wie Bldg ChE NT ¥ if TT} ("§ . bie tencel-We 127 S. Grand. LAe. 95 : ~— : Oe 5 be. | ure 48 Page ren) >} : al TRV ¢ - ‘ =, ° “ os Ciag : ul . zi. ~ ’ , : .> ( ; ~~ = . $3 : : _ = = 117 9g een a a SIPS, PLANS, ESTIMATES WARSON AND L ADI E ROADS barb furn. sdrage. $7 1 ROOM MoD! RN a gga Fie 29 ong, FF ES RGER AND SANDWICH HAND sores : ! Just 1 , , 4. KARM RK. FE. & INV. OO. JEL. 5095 ; . ae all hawe @ a «Mornings before 10. HUmBelt i 3 . — ies , 7 cif TlT% Chestzal * ‘ ; | ; ' . pa i ae ;, - "a Rian —" — . + es . =e . 1-H , —— — & storage a a town of 400) pope WATSON ; wtih =. Jd. KARM RK. EB. & INV. CO. JEL. 5095 —— ~~ ooo Oe a and a territory : Wittens MORTU AG E c0.. MAIN 1485. FLATS FOR RENT—Furn nishec a ' SION ae , ly. 4 er thre , Ne 5 3 on wi ; ric : field or lane apple a: ; North - , . “i 4 Oe + ” thi eel) “qhen. Fox Ce RON, ae RI ye . a we ‘ i 2 ~ ae we ip res hk nna ->6 SHREVE. ; NEAR FORFST PARA , STOCKS ANC SONDS a aan - we FidaA Av | : atric te ~ =e } LE re stocks and bonds oss 6 AS etl 2: wit REAL ESTATE CARDS TAY RD Hala “yraee oo : . : : 1 Dibors | Pe*Ech wanting 3 roctia. A ‘ #E J. KRATTELMAN & GG @ . NES MION 7 3 a lat ¢ 50x24 are : _@ é eating * = “= “me 3 Centr National Bank Bidg. , RESIDENCE. FOR Ss3000 a ee ee ee eee nen Sear eee — eh De el A te A Ay OIE apn « we ‘Fa Bpecial Inducement }% ee =| peas ovate a 1851 Ratiroad av. 6-rocm frame hou : ; ~ of & pent in | BUSINESS | peQNCANNON, 723 W, nt OB a —EXCHANGE - . £250. will sacritic cM eons | a ie) carves ee canes 5 ao See | ee ATT 8 WANTED (995 Achland ar Sroom brik! | > gigMgfe wang cee a | a Leaismes Sie fete Set aac | OPPORTUNT TIE N. E. Cor. Delmar and AUER LUSPRANDL. 806 Chestnut. (cS) /1527M iern: § nd UNION EASTON TRUST ©O.. yr. $00 ape § ied Poh oe inne HB. WENZIIOK. } teld 1 a Kingsland Sy ; * 3 | : ; - | . | 4 ’ , x it 7 mo hc vis , : : . : ‘ ; : ‘ . .¥ " . ‘ : I i Py saa weet) ah ~e iis } ry land HOU : uerD ‘ w26G : Furnished Fiats and Apts. Wid " *, y , zt , . , ; ' | 4 > . | AN . oe x “OLD RY APRIT ISTH SUSINESS OPPORTUATI Maving Tom with urphy |! , ' ' ea pM" : 2m «gt \ bow , z . : , 7 @ette. breakfast room : me C¢ i TA a RG ER ' ; : ms , * : # . rs r : ee -_ § . . . o . ‘asd bath Renta! na re elec o2'5,. garage ain Hea! rhosj} .VvO.4 ; ' , ’ . os : : ra! Pa>® a ‘ i es ix] ‘n , ; . a ~e . oe egg ar “ye mie . oee. ry 3+. a MBE} ; : + : 4 é . ry , --t : \ at" S| Ne rior. P 7 f . . 7. 6.3 ; e? “ Tea : ms ar. Toor Apart A... . 2 2n34 2 OJ - ea ‘ " nme . ; ; ' Or ris . : sie . . r- yee oF ri : . : : ee SISELS CO... N : ¢ i ‘cca Tee ie ae ST ‘ i 1 BER .s AR —? ~- E .sTON TRI = T ‘ " ” aa * acer . Bemae iT nd Chestnut Sta [SG | Seiad. parser GAcend 8 DWELLINGS FOR RENT OO, SS: at fot,» | Pou, and 80 tert. me . | sign. ____‘FOrett 1 : ponineae vis SRE Sth and Chestnut Sta ; = eee — De. 4 : Mixes b- =n carn : af howls s Dar CT) | - : ' Sees DOT month a MAin 4557 we _— a in gel a2 hacen Centra! 7 = : : i : ' : ‘porta ' Den ce a aie ota 4 Bows = imjneter . +tSee is ; TS wOOR | —— : ire , , ; . ' om FORTE. 1 i. ww 4 =... S-— 3 siares : Choutesa BIG BEN? Fier Sa eee | ate . = ™ _= aay ; ee WANTED 4TrOOm apartmemt, bath "Ci fas 2511 \ CHESTNUT ; (oO) 355} nn Mogern t-reom flat. BR ‘TSRED OR UNF RNISHE D x Northiand. Jroom effimency. : eoha regi ts ALTER JON ES" E 4 ‘ r) . ~~ . x _ — ae | ae — igh arate bniod ft ‘rand. LAc. UNION-EASTON TRI ST CO. ~ er : : ET} , ; ‘ ‘ + 147 ? eh. on a ns South BLEVENTH. 27) S17: Dnice ro ee | +s UNION-EASTON TRUST CO., New 3 a ee F . , ¥ : Z “ r . ~ 7 - ni th > a 4A4 ‘ \ % were mins —— x; : * > ——— : 4 ; . | at rig —- ¥ - eae : ; a bag - _ mig _ 1] : ~ a ~ ; oll ‘ B- roe: Modern. private carseec cna a aagiege ee . hig | - Low " ef Tie Bt S3hz122 reat a heng aah. ake oe = ~~ . eet care ane Ou gen Say vetwren REAL ESTATE—FOR COL’ED HENRIETTA 015-4 Pr . RAND. 22 - : | : pie of A r 5 roon : py owt ae ee ~ - a... Pavone Miiamd 4041 Te ' » Mtns OL Walt e ae ' pe ~ : . ; hat ha Ti ous “7? i ~ 7 ya 8 z it ad ' md =r 7 ‘ ‘ . ; ; ligeus furnished. adults, (cd0, mat fur | rooms: new) arated. | CNION-EASTON TEUST co. | i. GROVE. 3905 (Pine Law Lx] L Bieck | | © cash ary TOURFF REALTY co.. 4914 ix . 13323 Baston, wrest 137 C P: |i ; Pon geetric Gras raving city: re ~s | | a me : oe. gtoceriesn, hardware 3 ° we 1s Vv : * — - e . re * BSlaile, ona €. | ‘asnington Aucien r* -~ Se KEE SL Stem * 4 2 i PE Mit ope bs. pete

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] DAY. fil SPRIL 1. 1997 Te eee nnick. E-FOR COUR 4 ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH FRIDAY EVENING, ‘APRIL 1, 1927______ —— ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ___ PAGE 51 WATER HEAT, BATH, EVERY Conype ee ) j s ie cae ss —— } RAS kee a CIpSINY WEATHER OUTLOOK IS HOGS DO NOT HOLD POULTRY MARKET =| VEGETABLE MARKET | Lsikrt3.t7mun onion van 2) London Wool Auction. LONDON or WOH) BEARISH COTTON INFLUENCE GAIN SCORED FARLY Butter Extras and Standards Are | Supplies of New Potatoes Are In- | » Ried atk Orieans curity. $4 per | todas Be Lower on Local Exchange. | creasing and Prices Are Lower. | bar and plail c a ra ‘Sue 4358 Lab I Ca { "Ent ra} vee >. NEW YORK, Apri) 1.—The cotton mar- EAST 8ST. LOUIS. Ill. April_1 (U._S. ST. LOUIS BUTTER EGG AND POUL-| ST. LOUIS PRODUCE ROW, April l— i =, we, Loe to Ne ray vn ee ey Me ow af che , f > ¢ ; . 7 mid ; Bro I f 1h ath BAN mn J r a Opened steady today at 2 oe or pee a of Acriculture.)~—Hoge—Ke- TRY EXCHANGE. April 1.— Butter extras Potato BUD plies were moderate afi } au - aoe ’ “? m" , AleSeme ape 1 be to ant ly >. ROOM BRE ‘ling n|ceipts, 8000: opened mostiv 10¢ to loc|— se au ong & > as fairly active. The volume of | 30; , y $5 per dozen bunches; | Owl ren HEAT. BATH, EVERY “Sa 8 oe ared to be influenced by prospects for| higher: cicsed dull and about pends tup.| were 2c lower at Sle: butter etandards «c + TN ota ne “pola! oem is increasing ;4 pias tone Spree 9) 6.) Orr ty Seine a Shane \ § ‘ ~ ' “der r.. 00) 4 L5H, $35 M e 2T weather in the South and the rather $12: 160 Lo 190 pounds $11.8 3 @ 12° 200 iower at 4Uc Poultry and at 4 4) were un- fo re in g pric en G jowouw ard, by ut Oo 7 alot K ' ‘3 ’ t $ " Home ™~ rowti, field : yw ’ Uc, and tips $1 per bunet FIELD | 6c, and tips $1 per ‘bunch . July sold off to 14.24¢ and Octot to} pound 25 ) ; changed | Al Ay R ee ae on 14.48¢, net declines of about 12 to 14|/$ll@l 23. 2x0 to $09, ‘founds, $10.00 a Commission houses paid the following | weer reported as follows: Old stock 20 | reig barrels. $6 3 ~ ' .¢: or roun ‘ari injes: | sac Colo, russet burbank “Pp | ', rf me ro 500 at Americn 4000. while 25 Pickford & points on active months, but some trade! 10.75: zg ie 11.7 packing | rices for round lots of various articies sacks ( ~ : 0) PIN ACH—Texas. 8: $1.10 per 5 ASHI AN Jack e9 - , o9@ - S Pr * ase 2990: “OU. si 4. russet burbank, aiead « ; : ~ (ood hale re held ove D ” “FRA AR MAN buying helped to absorb early offerings, | ari ws T 4.7 EGGS—Fresh firsts in | good cases | 32.00: , 33: ‘ie ar Minn. russet burbank ba ket; home-grown | Se per bu | OUST Nples were od . “THE BAT easier ruling of Liverpool, (0 £20 pounds $11.50@11.85: 220 Ww 230 firm at practically un BANSOS — KRAUL ')—-Keg - ‘ sts. 20% ses re-|S. No. $: ; S520 N end omed and Others and prices ste adi re | } three ¢ r fi } r nt i e . —k a ( }- _ ™ 21 ly C: ordinary firs . 20 Cc. ca - > . ‘ : o wae s ¥n ry o ewet Car from the lowest ‘by the end of first mons’ | ste ady: light eceipts al ctaesees “natared ee ee ee —- S. No. | 92,50; 100 acne aera Wis 31 Orca: Texas pu namvers | Dipy Goods Market Deiaan | casumesbed y -Trivate cables said the Liverpoo!] market | steers, $10.7 "5: weight 959 ounds; year- rs , : ‘ we aN SE.wPs 8 ccieamiane green G wax $50 to $4: Loulsians ¥ ; . BU TTE R — Creamery extras, 6lc:| rnurals, U. S. No. 1. $2.20: ar rreen, ) Nepate! B NORMAN KERK was i } lin $, { - - : ‘ Oy. | & Special to tl Bs vat 0 ae nactive, with trade calling supplied $5 r $10; welgnt 059 poub bulk Cows 40c: firsts, 48c; seconds, 45c: | rurals. U. S. No. } te» he > r -) ad SAL a he - ~Home grown. 4tle to 60c per gor gy Y , + i remen Theater , i 8: by hedge sellin . but reported a better in- 25 UO; low 256 5: standard, ‘ - NE pra J, é = , quiry for cotton cloths froen India. vealers, 3 14 . ae $4. 25@4.% oe. 1 om ‘king stock. 20%c: cheesy stuf! | sacks Wis. rurals L vO pach, : jozen bune) marke were somew ha sor tive toda 20th and _ Gromen “The Love Thief . : Ek ain Adinen ah . pis , le stock % Car d= a SOT) \SH_ Texas *” 25 ber bu basket ices get ihy acy ‘rint cloth iain — A private report on preliminary acreage SHEED Receipts, 1650: virtually no “OL ZOMARGERINE — Table grades tn be $3.25: 1 xag | TOMATOES iz ro va anaes : . : . , ye ws h ? ~Fiortda renack d fancy 6 req te ‘Ac f ah ari : “ g Louis “Clearing House Prospects pointing to a decrease of 16.3 stock on sale; market nominal — wool rinte : No. 1 28¢c: No. 2, 27c; No. 8, 8 iriumpb H8 . lab 90) | naakat . k e ae. © yore e - Mliggpm ah sgh . CHOUTEAU, “The Littl Giant Per cent and estimating that 8&8 per cent | lambs quotable $10 16.25; ‘lippers, $14 d C ‘tumph Man From . ake ecia] in tubs and bakers I | i ) OF § and “The 7 i7e re 8D riot sales > a. ~ My oe NY "$2 ~ and Jett. and Choutean | West of the ground had-been prepared against | @14.75; fat woo] ewes. $9@9. (5: clipped i }i ( a ane ha ; / Asociation Votes to Con- iy user 7 ene oe > gry nd ‘eat os $8 @ 8.50. CHEESS—Northern twins. 24%c: on: invoice—1 car Wis rurals, OU] & TT SP a mapped i. ions PHOTOPLAY THEATERS , ) , ric BO; 1 - . ; ‘ . TO) Stoel Prices. | ti T NATI C AT LA 9 GE ; 5640 Easton “The Grey Devil” M4 FISER & & HAR, MAin 203 gS. . Aas July 14.28¢; Oct. | $4.55 11-16: 6U-day bills on banks over 25c; leghrorus and black springs |¢5.75: No. | “= ‘ww , ee a : ec; Jan. 14.75c; spot $4.51 6-16 Sane 6c: leghorn cocks. id %4c, | NEW YORK. April 1.—Steel prices un | and SCHOO! NI VTAT 1 SOLD, a 2 a of the value of the St. | quiet: middling 14.40c Qi tations in cente D. demand; C capes ggeas — “a 29e: muscovy ducks | i | ‘kan- | changed | Je IRMA The { “My Old Duteh ' , A ane : * | 28c; capone 4 Ps a ae CP oy mi: { “Th eT * tr ~¥ (cB) ‘figarin. Hou b ; good middling. 15.06¢: receipts, £3 anak | OkAY —} ne p rs. | horn cepons, 21c; No: 2 capons. 20c> | and lettuce were firn neces Mh | ALL é — — Bae “The “Fimia Terror” gay voted to extend its subsidy to 589.750 DENM ARK- oS pw i D 26.66 ‘ |} young guinea $7 - old guinea, $4. | t were sleéauy | me ' iJ f ry sicntentianl rs athansis ae EO > SQUABS—Live pigeons, re steady. Ae apes Sar . : ; ¥ ee fying postal squad for two and ' eas Si SWITZERLAND—Frane D 19. 23% 250 z ey Rodenedt oomate B0c per | QUOTATIONS. wre Kingsland “Don Mike” o— | Genne & Juniata ce i ter | | se ti 17.93 | and dark. 40@50c TICHOKES—alifornia. $2.50 to $4 | “The Return of the | j half months to June 15, af | | ‘REECE—Drachm j1b.- emall and da to 1897 | AR ORE: a! . / 6457 Gravole A pa FE ’ T . | New y C wr ! —s VEA A Choice, 130 >. 157 ID6.. | mar crati v. Kiddle Riders | N A N e ] A I ; h the line will have to procees ork otton ND— Zi 1. ” 98 | 13¢c; . up, lv%ec to Ilkige; 110) Oe VAC 4 DOS—Cal'fornia, $6 to $7.50. ac ; mae —-—--- bits N.: LEON ARD—$500 | CASH. ~ $500 CASH, BAL ANCE MONTHLY. CZECHO-SLOV AKIA—Cro 96, | : Page J AVA agp engenesr | : sits own earnings. NPW YORK, April 1 —Predictions of | JUGO-SLAVIA-—Crown 1.76 20 Ibe. Dye to 10%c; rough. coarse, | cording to size, per cyat 2 to 96.25 bar ivtinioad LON CHANEY te 4 t f D Nearing rath j ev elone —( row! ’ | underlie. underweight etc.. Dot wanted AS! ARAM aed SOOT ET i ay ring? ng shortly aft er he line clearing weather in the W belt d velop ad AU STR IA own D ’ , ‘ reductions. | erat ‘ ifornia ae o 7 crt te Kirkwood, Me. “Tell It te the Ma- rines” and Others | RUMANTA—Leu 63 ky . iq saiadi¢ 7 ’ - the; RUMA: IA Lei 2s : or lam? ~ / Ai | 7@is3c —_—— DD on Apri] 15. 1926, the creteet duead at a marke today 10 points ARGENTINA——Peso Vi b. accor rrace J Li ty. Sheep. 4 a Tex wn "30 eto soc per b LOANS a a PROP'’y" eawing House Association hasjon the day Week-end figures showed a TORIO_Y Milreis, (D oie" ' 3% og mig oe Rony o% @ de per Ib. peg Pha CAB B. BAG —New Texas $35 to 4 per | KOZY THEATER onal ow DANIELS In | os the Robertson Aircraft Cor- | oss in the visible supply about the same Tee WoHAL Yen" art 50. FROGS — Jumbo $: medium. $2.50 on. crates "$° 25 Mobi sit 3 cll ‘ | sme in Parte’ i } 8 & year ago while exports continued | MONT REAL—Dollar D 100.03. mall. *1.50 ver dozen. $25 » apeotira..Alsheme Sf be vache & Mat. Gridgs Comedy. dy aod (thers contract carriers, a sub- heavy Spots were recuced D points to | va ( ABBAG E ST Rot TS—Alabama So I ‘ . esa of oe Se ple ay 1440, — ™ sii MiILK—Country stations, $2.25 pes UU | org 00 weekly. : | r} . | . ; . , 4% ome Fee Ve “ 4 ble Program ‘dy ranging from $10 hd — nds; delive: ) St Louis. $2.8 CAR ROTS—Home-grown, soc to 5] , M c N A I R “ pee at the outset of the project, down leh — pte 4; FRUIT “MARKET receipt, e piel Lae. pup tes os settle : box: onan. alge 75 lore came ale McNair-Pestalozs! ! Es ter a jp $375. The new subsidy voted /|— — _— | eos } ene ; | tet pty SB “ble; creamer! xtras (82 | eo oh nce erat aman | ant A a | LN y calls for the payment of y= lipiepeest os | Good Stock ites ree Steady— paren « i rats | TE —* ida, $2 + wu By a . SEVENTH AT Wrst MACKLIND ; . poe prearens Lad l neasy . Pay 14 * ‘ ~ 14 ~* »* ince the line went | Oct. .....14.5% § 14.5 a Demand Is Light. NEW ae —Liye poultry! bunehed he ie per bunch for jumbo | ( , 641! es fH weekly. Sinc | Dec. ..-.14.7: 68 14.66 | ST. LOUIS PRODUCE ROW, April 1.—| firmer: fowls, by freight and by exp ie yy en ek oo ZL —And the Mighty Casey Fanned! Moy, waren ven J ati Amoskeag . — — ; Va a, : 2 $4 pel cording to ; ins ‘itandard Nov é‘ : aan hp RL Ro eg i é os , geps to a, voneccsigg or finan hatin aoa : ) " GRAP EFRUIT—F ‘le rida. $2.50 to $8.50 oe gute " ~ St y , . ' va . P : . a . QUEENS Rex the Wild " nN = ~ i « ve A | FeO rgian . ‘ sae a a > - ~ , ei & ipp bce a - do russets $° 0043 00 mer ' red. . ‘4 or - : J Last Day—Sills in ‘Now Tiger’ —Trudy VY eve 4700 “1 in “Black Cyclone ; with 14 times the population of the |Gii ariel — a Cai weigh aho russets. $2. 85@2 Ot Ml "SHI OOM S—M issouri : iittala | REntEns and Cmere | ital, furnishes less than ;2****." : an -3 yy. | Missouri Pacific Surplus Gains. | produce unchanged Pe te e to 80c per It Om - waheeiaie oft Diinois cap f t | d Rubbe: > 14 422 Se ae ee ae ies aa hoe dane a yn Ry D GREENS—Hampers $1.2! — 'R Tf 2 f ALL WEEK | oe oa , five times the amountof mai! that [Island Creek . 5: O7 O44 olen Miseouri Pacific at the clos lous Waek & GONIONS-—Indiana yellow, $4 ‘banal , AA aid . : Ne vw » ork Silk. “4 tr, “4 ‘> Tha > ree Vv Z ) Grand and Juniata BRIGADE” Springfield does. | 28: x fas ’ enti ; Sj Sage " pry } og Pa . tae mK ra ret ta over / — yi RK Pp ‘ , al _ $4 i ; so ow , ~~ z ; It was stated that the banks have | lay! I Cc e ‘ 90 ot} ’ F 54 Rk ' r 7 rret ee | chas red — iio wae Peas wast, crates poor . ct mim relia $.) 90, an No , - U N I 0 N { “? Regular out” found the air mail service a valu- | Mergenth hie as - 21.940. , ie | cetien aoa Of = a hmaten aie aset but that commercial rnecggeesnat ‘r : m4 14 128 AMUSEMENTS AMUSEMENTS @ iouhineadaaate cou ss houses have apparently failed to =| North 31 tt a Ss =, ’ TRAVEL AND RESORTS | marie ged, 7 APs sce Or GS ‘ t , WELLSTON { some “Calif mpkins” is advantages and have not |p vitic Mille ........1 3! 38 | 2 Pes oe —— : 6822 Easton . and es show. es, Paramount’s Home-Run Comedy eo nrices foyr ‘) er Ye SLOCKS Geait lli te lephone $65.5 j and Arizona, | ‘before the end of the subsidy an‘ | here: _ : 3 | BANANAS—In mine See 5% O6t i Bees frech Eathared teen i, 2390: | 90.25... oupprRs—Fioride $350 pei! *§ oO rl ‘Tra’ for are y In the Ambassador's First Ble His Pal in , oO. 1 Picture Month——Bach a Knockout! ee Ed x: ited lAllian & Claxton “ond KID” On the es ea seats oe a — SNORA A Novel, Humorous Publix Presentation -— | i itterflies 1 ho ” Pestalozzi utter —- sé ’ oe Under Brooklyn Bridge Tie 42 Pestalons! { Rain * and “Stranded * large $2 — ae Cee hs —-_ im 50 weel V.inetallments to’ salaried ry . ; fey , “ : , = o +, — | We k . ae RELIABLE LOAN AND INVESTMENT rted it.. In the first 41 weeks | cw); O eeceoeotA Ds iths | =kh! ; wounded . = tA. 3G MN... Sth. ground floor. M Lin S588 } oot the line’s operation there wae |: v at : nga rnat 4 Li , I ° ‘ ¢ Zs , ; j 1 * > man Woodland f oman rntaes Pe Be rare . ore = - 4 deficit of $9163 even after the ~ a aa ? 1:7 ; he poe Oy , | 5015 Gravois dle Riders’” Proper iti ce 3 Morte: . | gubsidy had been paid. iT'nited SAK f : + 13 Od % gated gt Belleville. 1 La John of | , ' visit Yucatan, including Rees ae : | ; > © ; Grand and Areenal and “€ inn N10 N S BAKERY—WEST EXD [cee wan” Jo 1 the raw eurar|. #md historic Merida and the Mays ; IRE! “Her Bix Night” a e; no signers, Meer transfer corner: no commrtitior sarket We RK. A a ome today at 4.68 indian ruins dating back t096B.C. |} Doors Open a A. M., Close {0 Pp. M. Judging Continuous. ° ° AUBERT Night® ; AG: . Last } ['VE. (cBj} #B oP Oven. double decker; good pastry busi jfor Cuban_ dut BIG aun ft Salee Delightful 2-day trip bythe mod ! ny de Doe Rat] he — a Highway man” , 2 oy lear future TA a ~~ a Se Jae RR ES: a Q): ne : | ) MONEY Te 1 2) AN. PAL REYE INV. CO. 7th and Chestnut Te ht. with operators inclined to lintit ern S. S Munpiacé, (7000 tons), | TONY the Atage—_ oer: a 10 an aecene ; @0 Title Guaranty Bldg. MAin 2627-28 ‘operations and awai ‘velopmen The sailing every 10 days Excellent - 6€00 ~~ ee ey MORENO - "ie “yy a ae Cinderella f ae ig me N mounts ? {vy oot undertons i reve tin aay Aaa J , “Yenus 0 6L wD od | | tf eg ular] ut of yo cr UTyY SH- °P—Marinel ee ers oe | > sen. . of ny aggressive forine i oe Munson aiuisine and service; corm D O G gS BREEDS Venice” With a Tremendous Cast of 46, Including Waiter Chevehes ane lowa WRK” . ° ,.% 77 SE LQ edie, pl Re REE SER lee Coe pt ie eG a et — re eer s rtp rite ore « aman ited . 2 Oe eee an . e ~ kal 4 t t & HWRIFT ; Rees) 3=DE} imar_ o7f 14 (65) fa ' about poink Het a fortable, clean, and airy Secor | ; And Publix Vernon, Cometian and Dancer, Aurtele (Craven, Den: 22 Locust ; ' point net higher. _ | ; wd Revues on ing Violiniet; Darling Twins, Dainty Harmonists! u JOHNNY HINES Beauty A Pe ft eer eet wan unchanged | j Mmodations N | COLUMBIA | ) ‘ Beauty ‘Parlor Bargains Stage 5257 South west ‘STEPPING ALAING” _LOANS ON REAL ssrare ST iL TC Ma al ‘demand war reported, but new || : Thrilling Police Dog Field Trials \-°@ | 0. sa = ? se moe - : _* ae a | CONGRESS OLIVE BORDEN in thee eee || See 8:30 : ( heme emippes good clientele: ry ty barge 6 ee caer tt ln Sucke | : P. M. Daily ee ae 1023 Olive Mt. The Congress, Club. 7 terms. 18 1. 8. May. 2.92> July, | } i De Baliviere: ell eatablieahned | 3.03: Sept.. 3.1: 3 | al mates 418 Qlivwe Street ‘ty 4 Ww Sa 5 x re Fe - i rs } 9 ; j ‘y , t sa » ‘ , ‘ f . . 2 q - ‘i > : : s : f ‘ ~a? a . a haniwood| |», MONEY—“SEE Amelia Colfax 8533 ek: ioe a Career ;: | : HI POINTE / BOOT GIBSON in Pao v ES, Silos ne oleae fa - RT wg | . “BUCKAKOO “ ae Ca erage mae Te oie si _- “ee C0 ECT: NERY N in R vio Ne Ya| Here's One Whe 4 a3 KID I. Ae 9544.) t rat ick i . IU} a D 3 OCE RY—Goo i Longs jon a PS | Clayton & McCaus. and Serial Ri) . {HRIST . } ; 3 i” rooms. 2804 Cans 2 mood | _LAciede 3640. ae Grand, (BAY | Se AND. ee mM Ze * ) : . Lafayette = { ‘Her Futter aig No ur. | ‘a est aw tcl a ee bP WCATESSEN AND CON MPECT NER y + Roufe\'- : ns es sa As Sees “i Zp ¢ 4 | ' By 1643 &. Jeffersor a. Story” 6; Keane & Fran “008 a it eg hools: doing nice business. 2: dey ~~ 7 Gen 3 ‘LINDELL { Chartes Murray and Mi) } Dey one >.>... nite, WAL E\- , SPCOND DEEDS OF TRUST PURCHASED 4 og Bee] S438 Gra - Nae 8 VERY POPULAR PRICES : ae Grand and Hebert | sMtePaddep’s Plats” PREFERRED. a ASONARLE. Rp: MEMELING STATION MAK mes cat AND MARKET — Cheap: part- OON after leaving Montreal 7 ib > (NOVELTY f “The Combat and “T 4524 Easton - Vstory’ omen's OZARK ifs JACK HOLT “a x Webster Groves “a or THe PAGEANT { 30" wx jn | 5851 Belmar ee winteR ‘Powhataw {— { JACK HOLT in | S111 Sutton Ay. “Fone a JAN1O vO01 LW SLAWOIL | age TICKETS AT DOOR LOUISE FAZENDA _“TISGER PRINTS” ‘Shenandoah | fee, SIDNEY is | Grand Shenandoah Amatears eatin TIVOLI § Tie, shaadi 6250 Deimar WiseTte’ | VIRGINIA | tee oat “re E | A RO om MERON nw Nata nul Rank RBidg (c59) = aineas. Cc Abany r 5255 (eS0) Europe add the many pictur- LL N N 6000 SEATS World's The Heroine Is— peeSTAUR AURA NT—Good location: ; r # Greatest Eotertainer | j= Pen Bue Koh es gS Sites agiante: aad eae ae E | | UGE | AVAILABLE AL RENEE ADOREE mn. 240: aang Sprt (80) lime scenery, and the pre- ‘pring ; sub y, a P In the Season's Best Comedy A TRANT—Firet- -la se and rooming . fame with Gilbert in “THE BiG 4 : will stand ge ER NE: npg ft cious landmarks of Old France » re ie Bor F-100 "Post. Ce wy cam eT) | ; —the last home of romance on THE POOR i UT AT BOX OFFICE PAE ADE’ i | Ragone bie er —6 so ~~ apa it Bask in the _— FOR ALL si iia He LIONEL BARRYMORE a MORE 16 rome. furniture: | comfort of the famous Cunard _— | BUSINESS SEPOnTUNITteS fis: a offer. FOrest 5008W. | | and Anchor-Donald- Orpheui j on ane olin PERFORMANCES BIG BOY rome ote tn —etD0 ae SE—7 rooms. : “ 7 ' . ro fficie, 1004 Olive w InN . tt > ae ee aphe aie zal ull ba: $400. ° ft. j son service. Orshenm Cireutt Vaudeville and Pretepiase (> Seats Alin — Aeolian offi 2 ‘ —, BRO N G ng departs ae enin BD | Canadian Service Fleet: 159QCHOICE SEATS TONIGHT 69), BEG. SUNDAY NIGHT—SEATS SOW mad ey successes as “THE UNHOL noes ¢ rt are Ae i cheap good | Athenia, Aurania, Ascania (Some Reserved 90c) ¥ CHARLES ae Presents re EE “THE tOAT TO , MA DALAY”™ OUTSIDE in 15 Seenes The Picture Is Metro-Goldwyn.Maver s-— fot : £3 , - ' ith large [Oh Ga. ; nicely furnished -LL | : , Amt. tions; best «round ig . = baths: rent for $100: tnc | “N ( » t | 99 - . wholesale distric e tr , 3946 Westminster 2 IRE 2 EF KE ARE Whoa Par aon . ; 66 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITI the Continent. GAl7 Vircinis ila states K BIRD” AO SE: A RE ERR A A BOI CS SI TERT SEE Ns ets Ne ‘rented ) ' A Washinc, curmture: sacrifice. $350. | OTHER SPECIAL FEATURES The cards are steckhes— * — Aiso— , MUATX( iOUSs ‘ the — Daa : ' an t lose! ee pod Go ra noretion, cheee VIOLA DANA in “Salvation Jane’ POP. MAT. WED. as $i. $5 crate _— Beko a co Oe Coming Sunday—IKENE BORDON) Mights—S0c to $2.75. Sat. Mat—S0c to $2.28 Sutomohbiie cone idered as | ak money Roberts Sales (oS Ll ° ‘GRAND cm — HOUSE 11 A. M—CONTINUOUS—12 » THE JUNIOR LEAGUE as o . ™! Lau TORY WILSON 4 CO. ip “Ob Heary” rearnts ves Oe oe eeee The Haresfoot Club SO— ef the University of Wisconsin in rate it ae ua . a. LING HOl sea “emma. ai — ; JEAN BEDINI “Juggling Travesty” | in | 3 watnut. PORE—Pirsi-clase: rood location ee ttares. - ncation - | ; : CEntral 1807, en Foot | The extraordinarily popular Tourist Third ‘K PARLOR—Ve ery good loca Cabin round trips, with longer or shorter stay : iorn hos 0304 JIFffe ~y | abroad, give the maximum of comfort at very : IXK PARLOR— weir 304s . Please dook early to avoid dis- } g +) ! _ BUSINESS WANTED | CAS EAS Kon. Tnguire 4358 Shaw | —Al arroii’s morinte ar . : ie : . ; MONTY BANKS in “Play Safe” as aan -* " VARCONI | downtown bu iE (c) | ‘ 5 a2 wth VICTOR 3 pea or tal 72) ieee DR bipad IC | CANAD MEET THE PRINCE | 4°. : |S HENRY B WALTHALL aoa 250 Tor tnvorma: IAN g SERVICE Mabel Normand F a Ayng | Yoter, Bie: | ___ Featuring Virginia Lee Corbin C7) | With Cre'ghten Haile in Prices Zic and 406¢ ts — at ¢ ‘i OR STAND WA. — SENG xn ace | weneeeecs = srovee ox F212, PostDie. (5) BE ge0m: rene a oe | } ‘ American Theater “SHOULD MEX WALK BOME® n Wta.—TI want to to in | fture for eale if desired. : Matinees, 25c -_— _ = > start for in 2 HOP—Deing cood business: Ga € t Nights 5S0c April 6th ATTEND ced 3 cad machine One ntwr , a ls ' y — y peta i finiy SUNDAY’'S : CONTINUCUS 1 TO 1a P.M. : ir | a CONCERT! THE HONEYMOON | PHOTO- icket LIMITED PLAYS ST sENT 1135-1137 Olive Street, St. Louis o7 any STEAMSHIP AGEN MUSICAL COMEDY ~ ,eeeeeeeeeeeeeeere aa se lune? ; neeiay. 3 op. advance: twvok

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. {SHARES SOLD Pe | , TABLE -sywaois | STOCK TRADE I$} , NEW YORK y=: TODAYS NEW YORK STOCK MARKET -zzpsen pre) ACTIVE AND BONES: Soe a ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH _ ____ FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 3, 1927___ ____ ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH _ — See hares. compared with > i935 , oe ae: quarteris pay- td YORK, April l.—Tota]l trans ' *ine ester ‘ 45 i ‘k aco, and fh ‘ jesterdar, 1.64 er wee 7: | are ( = O M Pp L E T E ) abie in com. : ock Exchange oday amounted to. ‘ ‘far aco etal sais ret i F , ‘ ‘i —perrea ee. ‘ , . = , a : o* - , at were 125.910.8300 shares, com BY SPECIAL ASSOCIATED PRESS WIRE > emitted). 0.1.) lots. aah ” $94, 000; 0,450,000; yeas 150.00 a year aco +h xcin. today ~~ 2 935.000. tal sales from Jan. ? ~ - Ke ars 28 0, i ~s iS STOCK EB) | rs a6 ared with $23,$29.000 same period Cc : : F : ey : 7 . . f enmmniicall eS nS om ' j ; eaten 2a ¢ _ — —— —— _ J Dt ii i — Ei ‘- WwW a ixes ~T E ; »* e per iod two - ‘ars ago, . a te ; seb ’ ; 2 hss LOD Ue ye ;PLOCKES Ja Ann a. ° ’ Psi. = © bt ' . he * Pte: ) ga . =f : pone hay “Se seggae eB oa eo fu - polar aes figh : lose. Ch High , u one rs. Sa! gh. lo ose 4 hi low | in Dollar Saies High’ iow CicseC2s*® | advance at the opening tesssuueee Quotations on United States Liberty be | High. 1 Ly in Leolla hot ; ' er ' . —— om wun ten | = pe ae ke, SERS OE oe mee. il th n instane J | 8 tiba =. = - s | 4 he fs . 162.3 cmege © : , 8.3 ; ing 02 Aloe rose two points. Galieum eg-geconds of a dollar, t pad w OF ins | ee | eeu 2 ; . b4% . 3 Pi | : }) (Ado'g Int Silver G - BE sae | ) if : s | — and twenty-four thirty-seconds © ' : ; i — ; 3 ; ‘ ‘ ] | ' : ‘ ‘ . 4 , 4 ‘ P eh wr : : ) : ,. ie $99 ” on = "9 sag "a. fame) | 105 43 , 104% 104 ° (104 — % |] L: Int 1 4 L8j13z} 132 {132 , | eRe > oy Wagner Ea The caggactn p> eo a comes list of tras fie | 1] by + : 95 2! ra ) ia4 be Pf T pei Lit 41 es, * Stix was = & sowest and closing prices Declines Following ee he Ad | | Re . night Tr : ; | Ce a : TT V2 ty 1943, oe *s 3 ) ; uo a Me 7 ; L1G iy 1h3 Se El PF pi eee see ike ,| while fractional | decliaes teak gg 4: — 7g | High. Low : °° a | : rm A . ’ +t. Zs a two or th rite Valuation Decision—Up- 2H Sortie a s he PRE. D>) Oe MDP» Sec Stow] Goes GOVERNMENT BONDS. Te Ce »+? southern Ky 105 o5%2 Sibhe SS : | Ts pees ~Aa s+ | ; . we j= - . ‘ 1a 4 . 9 . ~ ee ni : cilve. aa 3% ‘100——29 100-—2S8 100— 28 eee we ® tort «a 103—15 103— 7103 15 | 4 Lo ‘ “ Ret AE Oty hn ak ward Movement in Stock -i* > 0% =) Hag) tige F rae | 103%) 98% ~e leben soese tose oun] Sod! Se ee, wee, ee of Tate! 3 ) Tig) dite, Radio Corp et re % m4 et” er ay = Despite Some Year Lows e ty Bye | $7, he a 1 ee . - nut a ; e an Pa — } fe 7 cae i ‘Rat ne fae = L: : a | ‘fe ] was un: hanged at § * ” 100—14 100—BS8.- —U. S. Stee! at Record! 23 22:2 hn bers | aT Saas es hg 2 3 | $43 2S 30245) °F | GL SO ‘Kratt Cheese 150a) 7 58.) on mis oct ie Real sulk Hoe 4. "| 8) $344 4944 . Aayginee l of seaton ME mg 27-42 100—10 200—10 ie Re : : exter ee ng ns ; it T7212 Rem = © 5 1115 *"101— 3101 eh Salt Oe hee i ae a’ oo RN aaa e hx Price. m+ re, at 4 anys ‘ * - * 101 1 +-— © STOCK MARKET AVERAGES 2 Se sthaboks ] 03— 25 Naa) enseree ~ see ee Eee is a complete tim. 62 113—15 113—15 113—15 | raded in on the@ ' | ©] ! z ‘a ; hat oda} mount of | L Ry Leased Wire From the Ncw | . ' | ‘i - 5 I , | ‘ ' ‘ 4 roebu ’ | bis aS a net ote i te IGN BONDS. York Bureau of the P md - DP da~piaric h : nel mS ' : ' Sf Bo Sea — SS nanges ing os ~ FO! “% .. bu 86 nuogua + _ > 4 os \ RMU )ORSE i é i ; : 4 j } + : ‘ 4 yt ‘ : ~? 4 4 i i ’ . : . . * r\ . “ : a ee vv? . : . ‘ ‘ 7 " } : , _ “ : - ; " . bn 2 . — . ; oss co ” #* a8 « ieee : aA eee eee , lied - x . : => SPS Meee ty “ a re cw aft « “a « “et + oh a“ a aE ett: Py all anil SBSECSELIZ ARS: Pa oes - - 1 i ie eh me me: Se 4 a es pw = be > wate, 7 & ~ zs >> > oo Pay ae € i 2 x ef PF CFL SK FE FSFE S IT ES SETS - % 13a: alate te ee fo nom aan Roly mm * 7 ’ ~ om . ue. Tt fA a a lelautegcraoch selling Against tini~ Liftex] hg = % ‘ PF og oo gr orgs? « po tany pew “py Ake Sr yor ’ ee rt id ST OC AS i] SissUBgsess in °° efi it he we 0O oe ww € eu - - FF ee a __Chicago Stock ; ; ] — Fe Jowmg oday = sales. ~~ wwe vus @t the Chicago be bad [oe ee Se te @ me = fete ow : Secret www~ are aeen~bhe wm ; ~ . ~es ra rt es ~ + a ~~ ne -_ . ¥ pk vy: —- ; = ‘3 iv F $ e ¢ ‘2 . Perr ee Lr rt pes -— et 23% ~ 3 Sat oh tt - oP mee -- (SQe-Ie BOm~ Oiler & FU ¢ ~ eel 4644 ce RK RR ¢ eur OOO & edeares . ot, eae ee : oe aye thee TE Vi abast Kasir abel mecord Price on ee y' we zh . "> "CO! oe eos - Uppory icipa - * & demar ais . Tt Te © eS D * — ¥ $2 Tevy > eo hae ¥ spotiight : 4 : Ss Raigad a fv. Fs os i~ = ~~ TA rg 4 “~wWww . > e fa ies: (ther favor ©Ta Motors with je re Await Fund et: imh. . ~ SOREN res os tee = 2 oe Gwe ee ' rreiw : 4 BSESceee Fee Fee . 4+) iJ ea le ha puead Oiae : ~~ Heer ; oo Baea* i) Sr WHEAT MOVES VER fn co SN. OBC ENED MOVEMENTS MEH HES MO RES. REGUL © RREGUAR COURSE AN CURB ORANGE = ON BOND MARE oe ~ ~) a 2 7 on whe 4 he BS OD ed bt? rr t . lan rates featured 4 ~ ws ~besgtes wot Sd ~0 te we te & i ts 0 tote Or Ae $ 3 * ae . 2 7 S4aa% "er ¥ im “ft . : nent ES mae Cotton Sells Lower -vogglle . . ‘ar ’ 24 ; e Me: Bs a i lad . as e ected + oe ~~? ® sh) : ve ; ic fee a of FE» PIVS, a te [+s tn tel Fm & #2 ed eet “au~-S e£uUKwe eur epeanug*p 4a -. a“? *yta s of Pa > POO (Ch He in debits atk ROO total te date tm ind tH = and barikers aeccOur New YORK. Anrtl 1.—-Bar Pare bet : : ; age } wear . “ Beeston Wool oer tat, mee | AAS. Seto elie, rae ae Fd eels a bap ty tire EE LINSEED Mar C. Steinberg & & feane fh firm: talxed collateral @O to @0 da : . Unive “hag # . | | , | oa ns MEMBERS 4 ter as, - hh © taanih } : ; ‘aAritia ' ‘ > e r : | : ey ies : ; ‘ | gpa , . —e ' = ;, Lin grades. im bot New Yeo Chi ; ; : ” v : . . ° ‘ » . ¢ " aT : . : : =" = 9 * Wy —_ : ro : : " ° " . ‘ io - ; f¢ rh ‘ ' ; - « : « @2 AAcoey - 4 ~ - , ie A 1] prt me serrcantiie paper 4 to three monthe dfs 45-1644% cont PARTS Arrll t.—Prices were the hou 4 2 Bet od tiuuK oon rly ls ly be igty beeen i ‘ surveys Dee Batti, ase

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— ee ee STOGK TRADE 15 MORE. NEW YORK BONDS (COMPLETE) | NEW YORK CURB MARKET (COMPLETE) _ , , r 4 — => ispatch., J . ve “ta? 1p In ~ | ch ; > foe ’ . Prev | | Prev. 2 : to the Post D Sales. Security | High i Ow (“jose Spec lai to th Tt et Dispat ‘ . - | j i j I rev ‘ uM . H bee Cc x -K, April 1.—Tota] transactions in bonds o 3 SO ‘ew YORK, April 1.—Following is a list of sales, highest, | Sales, Security _! Hieh! tow | Close iClose | Sales Security — Hieh | tow . ¢ ‘ Ark P tr lw fo! Ho! | 955 ‘ : : & j “ . - ; es O, | | bis ~*, shares, sales of which are ip full, While bond sales are in $1000 lots | 4 —ocMbed .. ans? a 2| Yu _ 0714; 07%! O7%)...-6 1 24 F ci OM “ O04 09%) 90% (000 omitted): de “ave i ereeeretttieennittenenseteneemmmes 44,894,009; week ago, 10,450,000; year ago, holiday, an two ’ ~ 12.935.000. Total sales from Jan. 1 to date were 987,590,- ys aul ¥ “4 ; ’ .& : : t 1 gent, sarees tetas os whom i co v ee t 4 = wate “ ee See — ; + y ~ ~ y J ahd: . ' a tet f +> — ie “ - _ + Ge Oe ain pe, IEE RnTET em i Pe a OH. OR Et ONE eG BR at TN RMR SIRE LN EY A LO CPORE A e te O RE: ° , : ’ . ~~ ss . x ; oe - 0 ee . - onal y ee : YS | oe ee Se ? a, i 9, | Oy |. R “pa A\103% 103% 103% 103% ) ~ 4 Mount Gulf | ‘ ' »ee0e8 : - x ; ts aS i 94%) { 0" oD ' * 4 Nat F G Be | ae re . . ALU. -' + - Se AL 7 3 7 Oxy ae ;. + : > f w fe ~ ; , a fi 7 ; Clore.\Ch've | advance at the opening today » # tations on United States Liberty bonds are in dollars and : | —-——- : iT 4 | j 7. | Pres r Can 5 A101 %i101 & Ok ? ‘ : go. ; ee oe ont | ee nonds of a dollar, that ts, for instance, a sale printed $99—24 | ~ SS «--. .-+.-...) 61%) 6 61% | sales. Security, | High,| Low, | Close iCjose | Sales Security __' High Low __ Close.’ i009 3 BY 7%) & ma 1.06. 5 5: ON % a Gains werg Fog $99 and twenty-four thirty-seconds of a dollar and not $99.24. 6 do rig 4% 9 . INDUSTRIAIS. | __ INDEPENDENT OILS. _| 9 Berlin C £ | 26 OF ad OD) | oy " | Shown also by Wagner Electric jg # Te following is a complete list of transactions, with sales, high- sali »-| 62%) 62 | 62%] 1 Acolian We | GL_ | OY, rete lig iy ae ant ee cal ‘ae aa Oh i wtied pentin: ot 28 L Tie C 7% “+f » — ; 2 ~ ry nricree . 4 ~4 s oe ys >» Allied e. : J) . st mi serv on. vi % v + ' + 9s hice-Stux Was higher lowest and closing prices. 2! yevt & 201 oy I iy hy Me Am AF 4 , City Srv pfd| 90 | 89%/90 — ve : - — _ ; 4 4 ABR E Fv 3% | ae id ‘olur Syr 6} 2% ty 3 “101% LOL? 100% 100 {10 lIractionai u 4e8 took Diace i+ P cenurity. High. _L 1 . , Close, Sales. Security. High Low. Close a pee ‘ ‘ : | ii : , ; . a 4 ‘4 A . : ct aa 7 ne a = be] ys or 0: ,. > 2 ; P &% | o. F tne w lee - ader Bib th 2} i . : 2 3 ti mage pa ‘ ‘ " . 4 “ . . ~~ j ( aa I vat P*.. ‘ > ae > . of Ps 90 % } La > I tj ‘ 4 - 104! 1('4 104 rs 104% Mia M Ma ‘ 105% [105 4, OS , 106 ind more active. a Mi -:: 100—29 ,100—28 100—28 Baldw Loc 5 40 . soe My a 1% oh lg > OCB ~ de gis oT aa ; “4 ? mii, & Tr. ~ . rt ye ‘ U ' , ” ay l ‘ 7 Chi >& | 85% a | OF B Tob 6. 99 hy 00%! O94) 99% ~ ~ same voc? * = *® |100 % |100 % 100% Internat ional Sp0e at 166 a was 2 lat Pe) ae.-15 103— -'103—15 7 ' , : 9] | 91 wi ¢ v D: ao. 4 . ! % ) +: ‘ oS 233 ; ‘ 7 i (yi i : § Lion Oil ‘ ‘ i 3% serv | ‘ Si. x je@ oe 4 . J s YOo*® WO 'y VO +4 | VO % “ Mor BR Ch e a7 x | 2 an ! ‘ ih fractionally -and Fulton Ippo. Bi ; * My. 1+ ROS [LUE ROD feeeee tf 414; 94 | O41 ferred was unchanged at 25. ; wy ve HI-AZ , ., 100—1: a er . an B80 CC LZ ® St, S 63) 4 , be %, Am RM ptdillZ’ bine | 41% ‘ 2 Me Ly f Seer +) VI) WM ' Rule, SEAG 5A. 100 % (100 M%!..... 7 47 O7 %, | O7 % | OP ik hak a” tie tte . P i Bi ~S 43 4 ‘ . . . 2 ° 5a ‘ ‘ » | j ‘ - : ' Re ‘ ‘ ¢ . , : ~s - ok 21 02% ; ae ‘ ‘ | 1 leas ime latt r half of session Ely. ee 4 100—10 100—10 100—1]90 | 102% 102%) 1 * on . | 96%) 06 %, | 4 i Walker sold at advance of j to es ub 3d 44) 11% sints and Wagner Electric gg] ogg 38 ae . ; A} 101 101— 3 | 7 96% st 7 45,100 % | 100% [100 % |, aah 1na& aRew 1%: rt Shawsh 7 .| 9 GQ! | a ies ; i ie L}t> * . ,? ry ‘ , ; i * ‘ aol be . 2 ‘SS au fs | > 35 | US% 80 O68 % “Py 18 5 Pi | mm, LL % 12 b Det | iB) 9! G9 4 : 103/103 los 103 » 11lv% ’ i ‘ . ipl Sloss Sh 6 10%! ' ¢ 2 ' : os i sity a a A 4 7 : - : : 4 “7 Rie 196%) 16%! 16m I ukePRPGA|106 & 1105 %)106% 106 | tk SO! Am A! - | Jet pd . 105% '105% 105% 105% ae a cate 4 ‘uba RI i aR +arre;? nye ; 7 1s ate 9 ~ | 303 : ‘ ‘ f sf —— 3 ; : Son Wales 5. VO%: 06%! 96% vO ee: 27 5i Oa 2 ODL - “res ee ” 72 LOD 4, ; ene ' ; , : 4 DS ; kk oo & De Bz |} “a . % So. EG 4) : ) ee, Stinnes Hug’ ) j F 4 | | | nt Fdry 6 : 1 RI ) 1. Big | ) Js | 22 a 1 Su 2 2 2 Y 34 | 99%) HOY ne | es * -'113—30 113—12 113—30 na oe an 9% 109% \109% | 15 Del&H evt 5; ) 8 Biyn Sh In Vie, 9% | : N V.; 20 | 19%] 19! q! 5 Fisk T 5%| 97%! 97% O7%1..... "> > Wo? 102 ; Senn 100% 100% |100% soee Dri , . = om a ~ ' r= , i I> - ; era - m ~ te . ‘ : { de r Oi] m l ) ; ‘ we 2 1 ’ : ; “ ce , , > + a > 7 : ut) vy ft » LOO *% TOO %& Lim? 100 ee Treas in Es ) 5 hy | ) 99 | | 98% | 4 104% /104% 104 : : 3 Followimg isa complete list ef im ame 2, 113—15 113—15,113—15 : : 5 \ Pet. | b% o| 5 | on ig on OK Me Swiss G 5% 101 (101% |101 % 101 % . : . +» ? 4 " } : . ‘ } f r ] oc ' “vy” « ‘ . ‘ ‘ - | ; iriiies raded iD On tae ms olt nadus oO dg 24 ‘ aI __ Ms 1O7 li > Bot ae. . a quin hor 273 ow ‘ —S : me Wy = Mele os Sun ¢ Mp? O04 0) 100° a se ee © oe cii0s— 4'108—14 | 4) eee #4 | 95%! BSH 1 Bo Den 4°36 te : Bot, Cons NT ; YO & G nl 24"! 24°) 34] | : | eet] sat oe .= 4h tga bein 7 A ...1100 | 99% 100 | 99% today, amount of — salegamme - 54 Leen SE Ee Se eee Sane) ane) Bee) be naan. s 'maetwmetuaet sk 2% %| 23% ~ «STANDARD OILS 12 G 0 6) 99" Yl & 5 T&P R & B00! | +o Un) 50 Wha | | . “ad ’ ; af t T a) -“@ .>. . Lit af » ; , 7 ' } 5 > ; MIs ; - 7 aa P | and het changes being gives FOREIGN BONDS. | oy Gee ee aan 2 a ae re ‘lanac, | 1 DesM&FD 4 3: 24 o 4 “, Bln C RR 35! Db hig | Lo = ? - 1 4 | , 11002 {1001 : 8 Trin Ol] 7 98% 98%! { GA Burbach 7102% 102% 102% cesses a ee oe en Antiogui A. 96%) 9614 96 4 CompAzAnt 71539 9319) 93% az | # DM&N gen 5 4! 1% 40 1044 % BD f*e-.| 2 2 be 5 AAO n vt | 177 Y% | ei _ tL & 96%! 96 Oe My! do 6% A 105% 105% | 105% 106% ae ; ' . & Ot) ; mine “a ++ ne” isnei | (RM 4 4 i Cane Cem 37 “Bie - 12900 | ‘ i . aie © Gi . Go SO’ ©. 105% 105 by 105%). .... as ied lt to 2 points, ee ne '101 | | Oe eS 104— 2 102—31 104 "gL 4th 4 ee ‘the 8+. Lou! rm foday amounteqi reg 33-38 1083—25 103— iis ‘ Lea mf j MT ‘ 2 OG yy j ip 4 Yai | ; ly In P&L aD J ; a | , ‘ “~?% Q7%) UT 92 92 92 a Bi 10! 102 102% | 7? ‘ - * =e © *¢ * we tome om “+ © ) we ok ~~ +7 om 1100 % i’: 4 ee 1! 2% 102% 102? % Gk Wy (57 ‘ah z Ox Mie é ' é L. . . pgm 99% got i “oO IGN BONDS, aAwth od rey {03% '103%/103% | ——— — —~ .-—-—- — Hecla Min..| | 14%) 14%] | | a New Mining | % 76 | 77% OR%' URN ORL 3 Bader OM, Dy Tie 4 |] 1 NJ Zine...tI 1190 % | 2 ' . - Noranda M X14 te 1 Divi 4 %, fot) ol A 45 : 235 Bolivia . : ar iq |] Fog * . Gal é @ Bordeaux 6 34 ..) 97 96% 90% E Cub (% 37! 196 On ee De eer Pi 4 : at “4 is bl ae, 7 eu Ou L o™% 104 z 8 4 i eee | SO Eat a Sl 4! 99% ei’ Bm Cc 5% 51 i gS¥ cag ge ‘min | leu... DOMESTIC BONE 3 - § f ew 07 6 * fj 8 F > Li, ne ' (7 3 ()7 oa ‘ ag ‘ = : a4 ! / rs m. » am ahi E —— - | HF Brazil Os ; so] ee i | 73% | G : . LU3%e 13%, 103% | a. ak ‘Aa ; , sme Pee ." aa [fen 115 i © Pe 8 2} 4 Braz!! C J ~ i ’ ; ‘ >” x 4 i i ” 2 . .f ms . . ‘ , ] ‘ { / ,*? ‘ a a . J | 4,1 4 . eis ne ; 4 ~ ‘392 Bermen Ger 7 3 by 1 Bulgaria 7 67 tod - . ” ; M _ eG . “ = et ro SMM alt SLR TT Nl ST I a ¢) * ye id r Fa? A a . > * a . . . EE eee Lill see: eines coeniliecesaeallh Aon ope -esmndieg tn” Aleman dadan engined SR A , o~ 7 . z: ps3? P~)° 7 3 * - ~*~ do 5 3) 134 101% “ Geee ¥i110%1110% | S28 1 RT : ) | Carisbad § 5+ ..1 > a | nd Cc 4) : ! ime O43, 94 Dun eae 7) ee ee As subscriptions have been received in excess of the amount of debentures offered this advertisement appears only as a matter of record. 4 } | 9,000,000 ; 2 Chinese G R 5 51) 24% 24% 24! int Paper 5 47 ;} 4 AINGs Co_hi.2 4! bs OS 1». Fe - 7 | 8 Cologne Ge 5 995, 9O% | Of aS. ..| BBM) } GS ly t LL &MS31,'! OU 1) 44 pil war ,% sf ° © 1 Columbia 6% 2% (}] 2 (j}] 3 {)} 3 e int Pa ro a l , AAP 4 ‘ Ae x M 99 "72 Em F i 30 * 2 4 : 9 eC Lruurn om an aeryt a 8 & Jiiy 3 Oe OT % | Int MM 6 41.. ; 90% | , > % 2 Li 4 ‘ey .) Q met Vv ’ am, on” UThl C l Crt Chicago Stock Sales jf § .8.22 445 he Seo e ae oe beeeleee ie aka oo geal wee | P) 305%) BO% |... IE cece --(101 410116 101% | 2 Kan G & 56 52-105. 105, (105, | 3 Len Vg 4. 2005) 80%] BOM] Bot | 2 Fiat Bie || 2%) Bl) 2H)---- 'EN-YEAR 5% DEBENTURES Se meations Gt sks Cuichee sek MENNEN, © 8% 40°.) 045 05:5) O45 | I kenn BF 6 43.. a85 boq| Oem | Blogcast as at OBE ee as las ts ft... TEN-YEAR 5% GOLD DEBENTUKE zechosiov & ! yw Sy fs f > Keystone T F a4 Q Q4 o ee — Mas ’ , nndatio? _Hish. lew. Cana 7% 4: 05% 105% 108% | 16 tak aa Sictt os 3 Side + bea we or Phea A. o2mt 23% (122%! 28 | Dated April 1,.1927. Due Apri 1, 1937. ‘ . : * i ‘ } hus ' ‘ ‘ j . j 4 : ‘ 3 } i ) ‘ . . i ‘ ’ , 4 fps — . . , . ‘ - . = ‘ \ ; + ’ > ’ rae is - . 7 ’ | | , ; a . ? 4 \ } ~ ; j ; se } ri I . , « ‘ 4 - ‘ 4 A 4 4 a o-¢ . -_ _ * ° - __ om C1 > a 4 ° | . ; . , . . Redeemable as an entirety, at the option of the Company, upon sixty days’ notice, on any interest date up to and including April 1, 1932, at 104% and accrued interest, and on any interest date thereafter prior to maturity at 102% and accrued witerest. to ‘om o +) Goro Ls ee Oro ts © «) er ts a Sc ae® "> ~ © y to 300 Dee erodes Oo BS 69%) 68 | 68 1GS3 ; 14 £ : an 7” : ‘ c ' : 19344 [143 Aas Coupon debentures in denomination of $1,000, registerable as to principal. Fully registered debentures in denominations off SIL / $5. 000 and $1 v Co pon and rear tered debentures and the several denommations of the regvstered 4 “VV = Js ie + y- » . ww Vw iv U / ered debentures, sn terchangeable. A te Ol OR ty memo 48 | ~O4%) 25%) 25% LO; 106 +, 107 % Issued under indenture dated April 1, 1927, Guaranty Trust Company of New York, trustee. aR I UT AP REIN Tntr Bie -t me oo =! ee Sr So Gl ee So ae W. S. Farish, Esq., president of the company, has summarized as follows his letter to us regarding tive business of the company and this issue of debentures. x * a Aarse —— ‘5 ‘s 0 | : : 63 | 7. : - oi aa » | | 3 do . 4 — lO6™% 10 108 1 Midvy Co 30) a 1) 8 see | Humble Oil & Refining Comrany ts one of the most 4 mportant affiliated com pantes of Standard Oil Company am 3 , Assi i ~' 26 j Ag 4 ~ ~ ; ? . F . *4 3 : . : ; hy {) ‘ O73 ‘ “a . fi * , Tito ae r (Neu J wr ¢ ey). 5 tanda rd Oil ¢ 0 mpa ti y { Ne Ww J ¢ TSé y) Ow ns Ot eT ov c C of thts CY m pany 5 outstandwg capital stock. Geel «45 be used wm proveding funds for the construction of addsts pepe line reas and for the construction of a trunk pipe line of 40,000 barrele , to Cor pus Christs on the Guf Coast, a dwtance of about 400 miles, oe. + my a of these debentures lit ana hy Pst J eras a y f¢7aés me Sh Ore -_ , om ** es Sj ve -_ ~ om wr 8 | i] 1i8 faciitves in daily capacity from McCamey, U pton County, as, iS 109 107 , U6 the company ’s funded debt will consist of this iseue and of $£5,000,000 3. j Cnon the sessuance of these debentures, | ten Hn 514% gold debenture bonds due July 15, J 932, in comparison therewsth, the consolidated balance sheet of Dd a ber e7 o> 4 after giving ¢ Feet to the receipt of the proceeds of thr tweue, shows net assets, after deductwmng ott “Es é 4 m] , : : ; , , . ¥ , ; 7 " ’ o liabilities other than funded debt, of more than $185.000,000. The company now has outstanding $7500,000 f f it > } : i ae A 7 c : ir value caprt ul stock, of which the pres: nt market vaiue, based on current quotations, ts approzyvmately $172,000, rf Ud ‘ J we ; ; : | | ‘wok utstand ach year since organise O00. Devidends on the capital Scr ae gulstanding fro m teme to time hate been patd each yea g i at | Ten | ee ae i . tion in 1917. 341, ]144 4s mea hy To Prather, S Tenn Ey PG Of. .)506 2 sue eit "3 NP rhi 5 SD 20471105 -/10% 10% we? 5% 25141 258 Ln 0 st fou | | llows? 1s 1 = +e Bo Bell gS ge FA a is OSL Ist gtd 5 46. 104% 104% 104 i ates A Lig) 74K) 7 72°" The company’s net earnings for the past four years have been as follows! 23% 133% Sie ronsin Se oct Bie 7 Net Earnings Avatl- Reserves for Net Earning ; milah!l f , . Years Ended able for Reserves, It Depreciation and —- for . | st December $1 terest and Income Taz Depletron and ncome Tut : : i isa $ 8,831,703 $ 8,$11,77 > 9,412 856 14,551,209 = ae - 1908 $717 148.4 ~ r 4 Pe Gee Fi ' . ¥ ¢ . ‘ $ | 7 46 i “ 3% : o a ee. + . J J Hd, Ge P t ke beet 4 a ae - | - a gtoenty 10.642. re 93 446.918 , ° 12,967 £72 £3,715,330 ' Raect |] ays ; — | Rima sr r 4 9 i ee ) ~ ie oar oe oe fs pie tp ti4 °1 2 1 : a en | J iw reum Fr ee : Rio de J g 4% ee vide , — 4 +. . : wa P23 21 od ty iy ~3 ee ae $s, att: 2; on 7s: | 6 682.66 e do & 47 ; ~~ : 3 : Ms ' 23 he , $0 | 345) a } t-4 L Bema } pl bf) pO 0) 4 Vitor 13 in 3 > ; $ Rio Gyr Tt) ~ we : ; o¢ ! : ‘> i) Ly (ye. le , st i ' a " pry , ' 7 ‘ : ' ‘a ' . , — OS , , >: SMR fence 8", ) Te) 2% | yarner' SP 7 3 as Tt | 6 PCCAStL 5 A 70. 109 , Ce vi 126% 12512926 ty 12 During the four years shown in the above table, net earnings, after deducting charges for depreciation and de 7 ~ 7 . ba ad - ’ : ‘ ; 7 - - . + " oy , : . ‘ , ’ ner 24 4 | , . . . «§ 4 . j ’ [ 7 / J 4, i. a? : 4° --. PRY! ORI QR ky oe . 2 $ ripe 5 Ri i 4 5% | ty ¥ : The vite any engages in branches of the oil bust Ness. From the first of the ycrar 1919, wh - Standard ou itm i a - ’ ae # a2 : ‘ 9 A ¢ (= s “ — - ; ~y 4 Com} any . u 3 F +] mepeone paws . ; oiaves During this period, the com patty 's net earnings avatlable lor ’ : " ' ; i ik iv . ’ , = 4 es . ; - _ an ete 3 f iTiG : s. « . ’ a* t £ tA has he wT INF: 1 b j 7 eae of wiach Sha ME OM ) wae appropriated ; ’ » b r j : ; } an? Teak oOo”, ti ’ . | , . ’ : } : ‘ = - : ’ ,: feeag) a if es k . . ar ‘ ‘ e is ; c j +. ; ; ; ; P ] ~ 4 (are : “oe f at 3 , ; I : ; j ; . : . @@-e ; . > é & . 2 “J - . ‘ a ‘ ‘ “ “i ‘ , ws : 2 , : . j ; 4°34 ; of [hese lé bentures. K BONTYS , . é » 4. ; ; ‘ rr RPT? Ps > wh EE LLL LL LLLLLEL LLL. LLL LLL LLL LEAL LAL LL LLL LLL LLL! OLE LL ALLL AO NTL ET LC TCT et re CE TEE EN ’ : Fad : - - es ee oy SN TES ETL LL LITY oS LE A A RIN Se Re IE ea re ee Oe oBe LO ETAL I OOOO CAEN At CALL EN eet eG eter tt naar ees office of Jd. P. Morgan § Co. et i0 o'clock a. m, Friday, April 1, 1987, ond ee LE AL ONIIA A A LOLOL IO CANO I: Pe OREN eR er capaci ttn PR oe” Se 1 m Kia. @hs 26 ; ; a Ww ‘Bagds re Biy b oe » Wheel i o% Wu ‘ + ; Pe OMe, o D1 1 4} LD ore md ad nd pat / : 4 , 7, B00 a wet ; : } ' 193 . & G 4 33 94% 94% ee Mtge i387! wat Pasay tines: re i om f\. ) sien (00 was disbursed in cash dividends and $42,000,000 was re4+nvested | $0 SOPTORENES | OO Or ‘ these funds has found reflectton m the rapid and substantial growth a ——s Se a, 3.) 78%! Te] Ty | |S Wi BA Fie 41-1209 i409 20 | ar 6 28 C.'11m form tote | 4? G4 Sq) Oa Sha tod of the company's busness . ersona and a Ei : i ) OO & a a 00 & es RAII ROAD . lee o-4k: Fi. eat? ‘ 31 Sai 3) be issued will contawn @ co" enant, that, except in the case | lion rnOnet for security for chort term of liens for purchase sso Sipe ; ester ot secuTIinNg the se debentures ratably with the obligatvons scoured by ruch early offering of stock of :h@ gee 5 B89 E P = 901 ' , 6 Hud &! in Sp AR : mage yah = St ; s : ; . o , » a v ; ry 6 . ‘ 7 | y' LT&>} is pei GS Mf) on phy % : O - a ' J ; ‘ ‘ ‘ rt o« l ade. rkhart Manufacturing Ca ‘ ee 52 L M4%,° 941 47 . Swift Int 29% | oH Oe | wa mortgage OF pune P aN oh). aT = “Oa 4 Atl Ls .* - pt r4.> ae p : siiiina Bo a ss , Virt ; ~* - é 1% * , - . io ceve a a ’ ' "7, id ty y r : : | 1 646108 ‘ion on | 62 Atl & Da: . y ENE 4” : 2 Tampa En G1 | 61 |] 61 iy DEBENTURES ARE OFFERED FOR SUBSCRIPTION, SUBJECT TO THE CONDI- is Expected through Mer ee i : ¢ iad i ; S At) Dz ; ,4 . } Ona ” - Js Phatche I THE ABO E DEBE. shyt 4 $s ” = i —— . ‘mrosr : ‘ 4 > ee 7 : Bg Pec p hy : . £6 ’ 7 2 : fe Lt 7 4 2 ‘- P * t 4 “i " oh de iG te a TIO \ Y BELOW STA TED, AT 100 1 A A dD ACC Ri ED IN TEREST. Hiebie & Co. of Detrof:. 7 ee tohama . 61 nt 4 i 5 : : 8-20 | 1G “4 ¥ ‘ rova g “ ; : i 2 i tg Fi : at ' ; é ; el a J ; F . ee ae SS ; ry , —- k Ok v7? " 3 ptt i > of insenant ‘ ; 1 ' oe | , 2 r 4 ey Ory Bs »N _ et oe Stee . , ac f b A % 4 Tok ee ae Subsorvption books wall be openrd at the = iMaq) ¢*> : . M a : ery hy O45 ie a os ‘ : ; : ’ . % + i » & : é . ; = . i : ‘ ‘ KA M 5 ; } _ ? j * * ; . ; ; cm ’ , ’ 50 r , ! | | | : nents amounted, mn rout d figures, to i) ’ . ‘Tt wy , a in the company’s property. The wmvestment o and *? ome sON , , -} p a~- ; 4 + @ , nier ‘ hi } these debentures are to : 3 2 . . }* j ; : , , 7 | 1A Ii c of af 4, ‘ usiness Notes ; S Sti-3S] Ly? ag o% . we _ jo es The indenture, und loans or for indemnstics, (e- company will not mortgage ahah : / f ata r erty usthou OT pledge any Oo 17s P OF} iy é a +. — uUiaciurers of cotton bat &7 0., 1. E. Anderson 4&4 (® 2 vert > iaht « - . . ; | y ‘ ; ; " ° “4 + 7 he Tt j : ise onan = «| Se eet ee 100% 100% | os B4a‘o cvt 4% 33_: OF 1 9 eS. ae e na Lamp 1®% 1 be closed in their discretion. le righ af rd M. Leonard of «hi-+ # Pee Y City 4 59 PNO%w JOO] ou A Pips «. , a , . 4) | : wf 4 2 x! oF sagas, Tae : _. “ te \ te i € a d , ‘etal applied ae Ail subscriptions will be received sub ‘ect fo the issue and dei ery to we of the debentures cahle an . : ~~ : : ee - “— RE, ER all, Pye ; . iv 4 Hi) ' ' ; ” gmaiier gmoun rm pres fOr. # ; oe Kalile and C. M Ben- Gig ENDt BONDS. | 129 B yD S009 DZUS% 202 GH (EOs | ® SPSF term 4 5t Ye1%) 91% | : - | lanned and to approval by counsel as to legaisty ;Metr Ha @n added to the diret-7 HH ig |} » ULE : aa pI ' ~- wos b wae bh tapes ; 7 f ‘)torat ‘ Tr “to? ; 4 7 . pent. | Tope 1%) OS nh 7% : oe ® tni Bie 3 : , ‘J. P. Moreen & Co., mn New York funds to thetr order, | are of “GFrinidad Of Fiej@a inc aie af Mg 107 YLT KH Fe ey Oe is, 128 sar | do ; i» 10 gre , y 7” | I as allotments will be pavabie at the of fice o _ £. BOG eg > : M - Lear are was elected che rman a a 4a 742 Neo 4 P , of : bt : Le. (hs i ‘ ‘ : . ‘ f ; . +f +: ' ‘ : C ; ee ae vee i he amounts aur on : Fe - hin : , ; ra ea v7) wil! b - 4 sted ‘ the notice ‘ of allotment. Interwm certificates or 4 : ‘ é 3 y 2 ee. wae rd Bi i 5 i. ' . . e 23% 3 , , atout APT iv, ete inate “ ‘ ! | the board : = wus © . 2% 9° : sag. Se gins Mey = 2 re dG ky Dd » 123 2 ee ee : md the date of payment (on oF Gv ‘ ‘ , —— 3 | ) . 3 t fe : : orary debentures exchangeable for defintiwe debentures when recewed, are to be delwered, emp COEN , ' ee cnet 9. r—— oo 4 ———— a] fe u ef “¥Y Sug 37 | > +f mi URE 9 92_ _% po & a to 5 Phird Av lat 5; We WT & OT “ iy = _ +4 sla | f. hi ot tol New York. Chicago ane a 8 Trre P é nm} | 0 ag ag Mey n° 441109 % 1022 > re we teed —; . = Foli B53) S&S | 5S i... | 10°” St. Louis Btock Exchanges ‘etiwess ) —Pk%) ORG! 98 . ey Sek ee ORG on Wormon ce i iat Get ae ee ae aah uaa 24 i ini... | New York, April 1, 1927. Chicago Roard or Tredae a 5 ee ee . “ —t Ohio 41% mY Ap % | 998 4 > st 5 2003. 99% 9 | ) Van C P pf 10 ! 0 : : A ss - BONDS, STOCKS, GRAIN ees 6 rT 208 96/104 % 6c Pt - os. OR A OS coe ae ee Be OES Se ieehae | 1 © By Pr af see “! Bomi. The above offering is confined to banks, savings inst tfutions, trust pes peer nape compantes, COs Fast Direct Private Wires = ok " TTOR 8 TNS 26 11.008 hh won Oe Ist & of 76 B10) eT oe VM ist pais 13 1! : . ae . ' lle curviies as a business. * - | ee “ ) vt 445 BO 100% [108 ) 53 do 2d 5 39 76100% 100% 100% | ~~ isl porations and to brokers and dealers actually engaged in buying a ag 5s LOTR TOT RRL | RO, . ; - 9 fr. . ' ; j mey' new] 14 © a Fo SS ote BP Baas nen OGk a ies 1% 80% «1? AY Our | We Nou | O°O% ; ged Fig Tlie on = a wes - : - e '7 % | xm 8 . : ‘ ) z ‘en "Mn : | i ' Se dail . a : ~ : sar — ge c . i div'4® HON) OF rh | he | ee 2S Ark ees 7 $4 Carib 3 72 “ . . mma - % LOZ R%iLOL MOL | 863 = Nd4%'778, 98% -

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: “a apelin 1927 ii _ _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH____> aa ___ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH SRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 4 6) eer eae eG MIB Pains me — ; . * : | ' alr rust Co. . c+ Pan) & Pa. that the presidency may go to small children were burned to Two San Francisco Banks Merged. and Tru , . rain wincow while hand@es | American Bank, both of San Fran- | By the Associated Press. | | ‘Popular Comics McCloy Temporary Head of C. M. Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Pau! ‘ he Harry E. Byram, former presiden eath in a fire that destroyed Juan By the Associated Press pine os ReyeR eee Tae ee & _ ; ‘cisco, is announced as completed GARY. Ind. April 1-—Hans c4pns & st. P. cific Railroad, announcement is : of the road. . sco, guard, ho , ~ yours GG, Dormer from the indlana ye Pa News Photogra ' By the Associated Preas . . > ; . > - a — ‘ , ~ — —~ 7 => id a ae , ’ - A er 23 ctio f John J Sandoval’s home at Escalon last SAN FRANCIS , The board of direc ra of the two . 4 mi WV “hristensen 45 ~* " ‘> ‘ ? pee MILWAU KE E, Wis.. April 1.— lade of UD -ecuOn oO ie rem SMaaeee Sac eae . : . *Y ’ — = _ 7 ‘ loth + The ire ac raltesr he ; Tie} , ‘ oe ahi Yew : OF thiamnati Y Wnt Fe ePported ("oincide nt wit} thie filings tf arti- A Serax: cy? SOW y og Ga ] ,oenrTi ; nignt. | es 43 € as caused vy an bid Vii? Ar sira ai si3; @ robit aAticali, DULL IL Was T vPOTLe rit Bax spate: ' > peep 3 Children Die in Fire in Home. : ne zt wee . ne leonvict in the Joliet (1l.) Prison cles of incorporation of the reor- of the temporary rganization. exploding oi] ve ,other child | lb. Simmons all-cotton we F | ea pe feo) Mattress. | —* BRA oA ED OOM S Sturdy Gendron Baby Car- Vl Se Fu aNIS IN = Pay Only $2 Cash (an Bee Sirk N\A 9h \\4 8 ‘&B R riage in fawn, blue or putty. with soft. gg os and siti wis" 1120-29-94-26-28-30 OLIVE STREET Pay Only $1 + wi , —-s ¥ a PNG aa ete re PE RR ory “ge ee ee > ae. we 4 J ——2 4 A ete 8 Tk —— —_ 7 Denar be aaonarasmmnapeneanl ma a — i an p ve stthininnnnctinepihigraiipinnd \ ‘ de , Lil Ve | bd seeh Baheeed -? J sevppeearog om eonnee eee ereneeneieebesics: eeeceveereciee per eth ee 44 mnt . ? 0?) it mnenaneaneaionee envieseceeiee ve VAQINNIU iit tities) Mains UD to Ea | anal peteeee saaeU ttt “@ 4 . con ‘eee —— “% Ses pO ———) h ~ = = *¢ . vhwy orm terete eg Wy por er r -,"*. i." i / : ~ 3 ; 100-Lb. 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Auto i nicely finished in baronial brown, with backs and loose spring cush- teers |r Mileiaiet die leeneis eels aia nn : ; » toe » § armi al; ' : . 9 ; : : S af iin snow rm namei. i -iD. matic fire-fly lighter! Large warming Cantart: + ions in colorful cretonne. A splendid Saving, indeed, at this price amy PE ee ae Sal é' S aioe’ “Burnproof” oven thermometer! An unheard-of [5 Vou Neal Bas Qule £6 Nee capadtt) as Cleanabie, rustproor sieives. aa — S # ; | - 4 O Range beauty...all for $75! Compare this. : / ) Pay Only $7 Now - ~ gee Bane Pay Only $3 Now meer en net oe a ee — 2 em ee re nnn es ee Fiber Reed Day-Bed Suite 3. Piece Liviie-Rdom § Suite 6) Geen a Porcelain-Lined Pretty armchair, rocker and roomy day-bed, eed. Armchair, rocker and large dav- . §& Refrigerator Refrigerator Blue Steel ly designed and finis ed in the ana i len we a : which opens into large bed, with enport, micei: Ran e $29.7 > | Fo : n tel shades acks an : A :! -doo , This Gibson ak . & | : F fabric spring and cretonne mat- , : gereoes Backs $5975 A prim taege-copr om This Gibson Oak Ba ; ‘ imcnD porce i 1inec ; - eer: cusoions in BCT ig Cs aiOl oes va. trigerator fhoics i a ips a a. An ee Cet ee Me, . ; ts at. MEF ot pay $ a va: «—®? .¥§ “Fa. a) he - ——— » + P ’ ee eee et oe al ot > © wv Nee ao | ot Le heh he *+* ee eee eee eee 488 e > af f : a 2 ue Be + fd dortéd va ae e + SPSeF ROSES OO Large oven and : tres pad. In baronial brown. ice easily and has broiler and four poem Mn or imfproved burners. Blue steel finish. Only $2 Cash “© et ow © @ © © oe eee a Pay Only $5 Non Pay Only $5 Non S| food $19.75 food = (ss $4 pay “— Pay Only $1 Now Only $4 Now he em a Uae " en, ols. =~ 7 . : on . Od 4 ie re eee " i y fe Ree Pee oy a a ~*~ & + Abiles to-hotee a eee 6 a r ne ae St RM BOM oh , i" . Pere 4 ~~ “ - ” ~~ a oe an 4 . erm CORE EEihiia Big armchafr, wing c ._* oo Sees ss +S RO ASRDATE SP RRARDAS SS QM, N Det Be 6 * > * a. ‘ak ae Te fon, % ee SATE PPT TESTE SES RS . davenport, with deep cushions. Upholstered lour. A great value sf price. . Pay $5 Down > Pe es c . , G SN 74 * Newly Designed Eat Suite A Fiber Reed Bed- Davenport Suite OF STOVES La «Vpn . .. 7 es vA Graceful bow-end bed and dresser. triple- ~ SZ : Bargain — everse cushions in brocatelle while the “3 ak world ‘s finest music into your ie Ga eeeloien: oaiaha: aattaet Decorated ServingTray... .59|)) ©=— “Ns —S SAVE OM FURNITURE RR | Liberal Allowance on & $50 Allowance Made on Any Old U pright Combination H; h " . | ; 7 a= 3 or Console Phonograph in the Riclchione 8 Chair $4 1s cima — sine ms of This Orthophonic Rediole Brand-New Shuttle-Type Cabi i 3 MGE 910K: . -lL ype Cabinet Sewing Machine .. $49.75 eae, £ OGW 12°" ST.- 7°" E MARE

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——— ~~ oe SS - ~ denna ate - | train window while handcufteg, ping from Hubbarg 5 I who was transferring 4 : s ndiana penal] farm to the State Prison af George 1.— Han ; 1d, form: SS M.) Prison | Gree encastie +} ’ 4- tie ——— |i SAVE ON FURNITURE Ay - £ - ' x7 * - ; ¢ a ve aT. : 2 ; : ‘ " : j ~~ bs pare ati’ eee Ve! ‘ j P-. 2 5 + a 4 ‘ “he Aan 2 EXCHANGE STORES AWE 2OGW.12"" ST.-7™EMARKET Ste THREE-PIECE BEDROOM SUITE lh Ts oe ct ex ¥: aE Pe easier Po ing z > Three renewed pieces, stmfilar to those shown, in Al cond. tion. You can get the finish you prefer if you come carly, SEs" "spit limited at this low Pay $5 Down price =e © © « — Congoleum Rugs Slight — Re s pron 4! BREAKFAST SETS in a Choice of Sizes Plain unfinished Breakfast Sets, four sturdy chairs and table, similar to style shown. Wonderful val- 7 nes. In Al con- dition — some mow ecc 4 ‘ ert i ee DADA AAS ADT DADA BAR 5 eee > ¥ + ~~ SALE OF STOVES AND REFRIGERATORS GAS RANGES $Q75 A group of several styles of cabinet and side-oven Gas Ranges. In Al condition and real values at this low prica Pay $1 Down REFRIGERATORS $Q50 \ wonderful group of recoendi- tioned Refrigerators, every one in good condition. Choose early while the selection ts complete at this price. Pay $1 Down OPEN EVENINGS You can shop at Union's Two Exchange Stores every Monday, Wednesday and Saturday Evening TILL 8:30 SAVE ON FURNITURE AT FATrTAS ra: eee Eng ote eee Fi > : . pistabs ie er $ ‘ « Bs Ae hi aie £2 +) NOT ead _ OP he, eee x ee - + ex Bary t peel eis a ‘ 7 re Ce AAI | OPT of cass i 7 A esl ae . ene Pie ee Sy Ba te eee Sea he Lt Cee EMER Mgnt Re ana). oe eS eS ee Fyetghttt, ee ee Oe he ee ee Fe wy . ae OR EEREN ST an, ee Pip Fhe i pt eg \ 3g i FRE wan : F “rv Ra ters Sy aide ie ol pee j is wr Bnet hy ‘a ii 9 wee . oe. a» ’ Mi “ b wy 4 (A 2 ‘>>> Iopular Comics sss eee & te Se Bn ee bakes ha PNBAR OE ae . m oy “iy ay ™ « = SO ONIBRSBAAYPAD SAA DAHAAITIM . ‘ as . *°539*S49R9 a ’ a E/4 News Photogra phs o% TO GO A4As42 42270 £64 £44 43 ,se FIFI FSFIFFSAFELEAEFEERAEEEAEEEE “yy H | N Y , , se s ef —" Wd, yl li, - ai “0010, “Uy TO 4 gr Z SY 4 NYY / +S Vou Lee CREASE ‘ Xa Tse RVAange * (4 , ¢ SS vars? 4 Y Mf, AN OLD-TIMER FROM MONTANA 7 S 4 4 4 S \s N SS A J Nee, A (MMi) v4 444 7 “s i 4 had ‘ ‘hy 4 cet CAAA EL ALF GE WOON \ ‘ WA WN S " MOO RSKKnnn»nnn nn i n° nw wwa»°7wswqqqqqqqgsgssy Tg SN are a sweeney ae si TTALA ST TC. 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The play has “voluntarily” suspended. —International ohoto. SSIS SS YY ‘ NAN * ~ e . ae ’ MMH OOO / crew rowed separately for points ; on style and finish as well as time. Home Reading and Women’s Features FRIDAY, APRIL 1, 1327. Vif” Mh GREE s, LILIA OO geese terete EERE EE ETAL EMAME AEA IAAI MAMA MAMMA * Si hy Pe & SE ' me iv od abn! ee 4 , oe * we a A eg, y, . 4 ‘ P . “wot _ 2 . FERGAL A AFAR EAL ECF EFEFLUEEEFEFEM, : ; ; eS * - - .% ae ee oe oe ee ‘ - wer we + Oe Me ee ee “~-s ~—e « ARERR RASRRALERSER ERR SERRE RR RRR Re ee ee Bw BB ABAVROy A —P @ A. photo. \ ‘ 2 SSS SS 4 4 4 4 447 “, “444 ‘ 4) . “7 sf 7 We eM hl: hy a +s * *- ql kh “yy a . WNK WX Se ohh ‘ AAANAAALANARAA RAR SAAAA SAS . s . SSAASAAAANASAAASAA AAAS . ~ > * .SLSAANSA »*S SSSA SAN ~ % OH RKMWMUMMOMN SS WN "a PTE CEE E eee , * Pie . 2 g Dinosaur is the Present recon- specimen on view at ican Museum of Nat- NYY . 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Soni tag Ss Sar ene Jy Ate See ~ EP ay RE Pes RE : ee a Se EO ee a ee eT a ee intina nathan tite sheen enmaetine, Aeilintade ~ i «be om na soe AP tly Nl aN cai te Nn ’ ape may nk A. peeing 2+. shaptinhhes vanes tr a ae cae a . — shy nae ; "i ‘ eee 2 ae ergpe nn odd ‘ 7 ARO ey + + tee Pete any eet tes PAs ew lr ein le ie — a ple le atte mer “Ate =) ante « ~ tne cm a ee oS ‘ - —as Fe A AE Se 8 ae epee a ‘2 EXCHANGE STORES AU SW MOG NW AZ"Y ST.-7""E MARKET STS. Colonel Sherwood A. Cheney. Colonel Winship is 4 New York is getting too crowded to have trees and flowers taking up good traffic | ) . Georgian. —Harris & Ewing. pace, so the great apartment house thoroughfare is being remodeled along iaamunwinng sometimes a beachcomber makes a valuable find. ~-Fotatreas, |

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ae ~ ~ 7 | | FRIDAY. FRIDAY ” a | . APRIL 1. 192. PAGE 56 ie The St. Louis Post-Dispatch Daily Magazine — ann tio aN me ee ~MEDIT pa WOMAN | Gowns Chosen for New York Junior League Fashion Show | Miltor Work’s | What Do You Know? WR M A OF IT. ih ee ee A Daily Knowledge Test [_ Je Bridge Pointers ||. : Jt ARRIED By Marguerite Mooers Marshall | + ‘ : | we G0 3? Australi: onsidered a continent, what, them, gs gm By H ELEN R Pere a - eS é 4% ‘hy Women Are } TO HARLEQUIN ; 4 , iB ny ee HE pointer for today ts: | Jargest island on thé globe’ = | ; You clasp the pale, siim form of Colum bine, ‘ ‘e 1a . fe the ch ze . ghia oe . She thrills with joy—all unaware A ao (i ee Tena Ie ; gduntattias tn. the 0 ar the Royal Family of England way a One of the things|that a wom that you He. sf . v om = wininea* ar eee known as the House of Hanover. To what has it been Changed? - & perfect equanimity his lovely cast-§ Are not Pierrot, who has been i) “2 ‘os ee a ~ mae eee 4 ideammatt ae + ohm. « Aides ta a ° an ‘ os “i , AOE Te NO OL. Soe a A Gira TE Bie it aumitens tt arete 2. steatid Ne ae: ? e a i See eth. ae ok abe, = sm aw envies a ae ~ mo wet rey J ba ae ey ne Y Geen Sep re a = @ magnificent faculty ’ ume OO 7 bs ded “hee . 5—What was “The War of the Roses? . | » fire of a burglar ee rer & nates es e Swe ae . Peers mon, * « ey dete A i Oh, hold her closely and take al] eos mei Ci z trength, may b reing his part the fair a E , 7 ' A . ‘y Boe ? ‘oO assums ‘ . y ' ,? ae ‘ ° * aa id aillte wa in stories with to know. ; sen) cue. work, or & ppins » dee pulse-beat at the thought that For this is all you have—her lips : c m3 ~ : cl. §.—What does the word polyglot mean? 2 grving up in the oven and the le ade wt te “ ‘ - *. Avhdghcs =o \ tee Siegel wa ae _~ iene. ~*~ ‘. Sok — > awe a ee ae aia. ween “” ot \. iit Her tender body and her yearning Pains he Bs if b, é nt 6 1 GPR ~s es, » /'e scribs in lives up to his an : . Wey - é ss kA “FY t TER 4 ae pe ’ =e i , ‘i ’ —r Sens eee PLP LL eel alll al lal all tal ~~ * ; ,* ‘ . ‘ be at Be Sie a . ’, is ‘ : A . ' — ~s ' Ate a — — a rt + s seTebe.* ~ % a a Woman scorns you as_ she . RL 3 7 ig: em : | 6 go: 7 and mainta ‘dence 9—What letter of the alphabet, when used in a word, al eh | ae fo of ae or he ee 9 A : oP. ; ° ) . 3 . f ‘ . a4 ad . ks =o ‘ eee ade as : 4 4 a . ; i ¥§ | , As | ; 7 : He can promise to £0 to a .* hood?” = LOE a ee Seven to two, the verdict is moral ; : ; Rete ! “S BR fm) oe , 4¢ ” ae . : Above, left to right: Two-piece sports dress of beige kashmir trim-|the very high crown of her black ‘tious erfor for doubler who | Correct Breathin beer, “Sp oe ee | } lid 3 coubied s iy wh a hoild- eho is torturing her brain and ke Soquittal ony makeup— Belle Brummet Describes P ; : : s re Ness! ‘lis the! med with fen id. ha ut he latinum anklet di | sound a | "american er Hairare the Styles Worn by the spi gs ae . r eggs gern Rest cones d Meg By Lucrezia Bori in her maddened efforts to fill his y > . American hea Hairdressers Premet sports froc n of in f ige, trimm sei j > be ; At its convention in New York this - ) we , - if mae et Ee | ee a eed ba a lose his lips comfo eek. Metropolis Afternoon frock from lack crepe with appliqued bands of Europe this week, wears a brow NS ee eee HE importan . correct | that. It merely shows th nl ge gee oon enae metalic clot} istinctiv Sas it ed a : st fut i. ous thing has last me aj) badly 1 ree ae and KEEP a secret to himself, even Among those who re filse to ch os 44Q0ia av 4 \ ; Ka s- : : : : : 7 Pid . wird ee -®. . > ~ y n nee d of fresh air tn th " = aie tet ; aaa r sa trot ith heinge a m Black and white is used b | for thi —_— CHa : _— , a See gnized fac pur mod-/ lung: nd. ; - , is aching and quiveriog Wilh ¢ uriosi makeup with being a mor: . - _ ~- tad > zt ECO , ¢ , = Ss an 1 : tings wht ; er — iG, @.\er &@ Moment's nae. ‘ ' 7 : ace : ; : 4 ae a i hs ' n rindow:s re fiung | from tl * Waist an co , AU a ig enema venue. They were accompanied | Showing slightly. Their hats a itress ¢ : : ‘arroll McComas met us for sup- : : nen Rtrina the samen | fae Ge fin ouching SMP = xnowledge that he is dfiving the wh A novel : annem tea ¥ , * f green felt with green hack , ebutant is head FP olen , | aa fer talk ee ee es gorrags ving oe tingertips withest It seems in: n I ; = ; ‘ Frest a} enle end gS: nse - the Cc ni \ ae qt og ‘ ji . es : i i; ' A . Ww - Slit = eS : | : aes : ‘ . ‘ 4 ‘ - . : , ean s - ' ss a : a ' , e] ; : . ce ch ; Sine wo black velvet coat banded | 2°n't kno t this type of hat irried out t spri lor : tt ‘ p: A-} +X-X-X K-J-x Se a ee | the head, inhaling as you bring fi 4 MAN never hat the modern woman is not as nacsg mee se : agai nonsored : Inhor eo in Pari ae a 19-3 pth: f the lungs, Ww invigorat arms wu n ir ' black as s! is } it] ray fox and a Dbiack eeuri-es oho -s stg sates, rn AS é ! to s ; : » pve had os d exhalir if as you bem gir! loves him! nAaCHK as sne => I41T) “RA ny . ac" +> ; , . — » . ry 7 . ‘ ‘ ' : é i . 1 . ~ , in . . tne nt. ‘ Sys ry. Ca using iil the Ody rom h “ If makeup ever were es 5 howeve. niy in thelr. mode +) Ge: in was ring sport clot 4 | ‘ : ai Saas nad 3 ' No | A -OW ireer, tue Cuce it will be very hard to touch th | aaa — e fir iality c fay igh Gressi0j ther 3 eee ee ‘ Le A = : lo wrveils Tumps 1 not Did ti é (4in a natura. tin nd the who! floor with the tips of the finges pie Tt is 80 no longer. F th : eu ; ce = ye ‘ with a tot Sar : lored ‘ . 4 3 ts Rast’s f ; ‘ ave . SVYS.em > be benefite Ul his | without allowing the knees to beat 2 y — pi ' at Ruth Eastman’s studio Sunday —— See CS Se , ai s0T] ) Roi | Les: DO Bee ree eS | wae See See ee 4 Man never gets $0 excited oF ni a q ut stion of ASte¢ mei , a ate . .. ofan i . “= a . alwavs , , cae ' ; : ry ‘ “ . P Rene a littl aa ch Aav until h ' ‘ . 47} me ‘A woman with any sense is cart Sh eccle faae oreeral ge nan pea tprcai rs praia ee Bee wii A ' eg : : | cise you will soon find that you om adventure, or even 1 accident, or a ¥ - ey : or . ee é , . } ~— e . . 2eeuee ata L% : Ss © a 10T) a noriné hata a a a S ee 7 pa . ueensberry ) . .. . ae, pur- : — -- : ep snee , 7 supple enough to lay the eat or sleep or enjoy a baseball game | = va frocked in bril coe ee i ce % M De W e tea | ahh as ? ti a ches, palm of your hand flat upem @ About anything which s! Uses 0! ’ } nt red ti} 4 let : NM] Ke at hme - fur : r chest floor without eve b : " the sensitive skin rac Se Ona ge Sete Hetye wisest : ©. lam: } ' 7 aa | rioo? ithnou ver ending the R ‘ lé ° bev ak . = es | : . . ; > ; -. . ‘ 4 = s " ¢ . : c . : —_ ‘ ti es. —_—" . | ~ @ ; . > ‘ ‘ 4 . ‘ ani AAG ‘ ‘ } . . 4 iu . - £Ads -' | ad ‘ - = i 1 " ~ . : , : * ‘ - é e4 . . , - . ‘ " . : os . . ‘ ‘ ‘ aii't ‘ - a a4 ‘ a ‘ wy Lae ‘ Mis G& Le : a ~ 4 ——— - s ‘ a ‘ 4 > . ' - , : 4 " . . . _ C > ° ii ia a ; ip : i ; , - ; P : , 4 . ‘ 47 : ‘ : 4 | J - ‘ } Ts 4 ‘ » . . : , bh bass : ? ; F eo : ‘ a4 ‘ . yy > vr) " = - ‘ ‘7 ; ££ ° > ‘ - ~ . - . in who puts them on in eracefully downw r left! were t] ROSE WE : rs lez ) , : : la A eee ~~ | ren $ . ' a4 : i : ‘ ‘ ’ , ] ‘ ~ ; - 3 ; ‘ . . - ‘ ss ™ . P 4 ; ‘ ‘ + > , a = = : ; ~ » 7 ae | u a : 4 ; aa b ‘ Ji aed : . : ’ 7 ’ s ~~, [ I ¥ i i 7 vr ’ . iu ; 4 | * + . ® th 20 Oy Oye - ae e pws - ee pe er ae > . Prowres oes lS EGS TSE EEE EEE LE. LIE AE ARS: tration or suicide. a > > > =e ot he *¥ — ye ete ating ners, ——— wae a i sey, ; _ > 4 7 gd ‘ ~* a hee teen ll ~ mo wonder elton ~— * oe © pep eS et. a ee, moms ** tw , oe ie ie ‘es on > Ny. RO ayy iw a ae ~~ a eee - rs Mitied h oo. ¢ da By THORNTON . mastliecit Js simply a person with ners and worse esthetic i a ie danced. . e Of ; R 5 ecmaal waenn >: 7 ards. sa tin , we heavil hea ; in > 43 m,, ee ee, ee a : : ; ane , ‘ ' eee ae ) 4 i cette hareeif look ches tite ak ae Sis : oe ee ee a Cet it the . Wor irs. Wil , | it ‘ioe eae wl ig it] wind . is as follow: 7 ; entirely unbeautiful. i the erysta!] ringe orn mi nting 1 : ‘' int ‘. mee 9 E\ . i : ‘~ hes : cme | tl atin 28 a: } . Curr’ 5 0 | a “ | : apt - a a mayonnaise and Preach Why tne Cho : The artistic purpose the K went oe e tt aie a all es ce Pn elle. 3 ' : ~+ e «line : r ed ( } wit % : ae Ag P epetie os ee dressing : to simulate natur: loring: -ardening is very much of a hobbv) breezea « Pans Sutin dell tee : : neg , : eth... at sated iment Meee . When it fails here, its excuse [0:1 Suzanne ind lizabeth Arm - la: ind ros snapdrage ns i , ef! ’ rs Let 1 ies ay ee . 1 os telaln tate . Pa Zi ; During 1926 the Post-t | ; WYayhap this thought existence is destroyed. strong walk ilong Park avenue lips and gladi , e ft 7 rT, ~ 1 gala : ing 0! tnen it aati GER : “| printed 6654 Classified Inatructie® > The girl with a powder-blue nose, Wearing, as usu: he same outfit | faithful wet oer benacank’ae inet -) 7 : a pee oe id 1] ked and pag see ge oe oh Kreancs's eset “Wants” — 2151 more thas Two blaring blobs of red on her, in dau! ate, whic! means that ne-hung tea garden M Vireit pees 7 aa Nanper | net : ted Parmeés: once Stamens nearest competitor and 23573 a . , * et : , . 7 ni st Pac = ERAN 58 oats cheaenn ae oe ot | hee : Rabbit fe ome ips with sticky and exagge , : © Dank of the Szailin ‘00 color oozing off the edges pene oe : gt re gs cbt ie ae Wea ae : : the chorus of the Hyias was Such a girl’s morals may : ‘ ) 7" NG : ' | in full swine All around the edge | per cent, of the Smi‘ing Pool, and eves eat! But her good taste is zero. a ; ge a ee hea ag a eee a ae in the middle. these voises sound- Someone is always asking. “Why oe ae meal oe eB see tw oh aE oo te ed. bur look as he would Peter | not cultivate a nice, NATURAL | pete cit A 90 1 OR nash ot Qeeet eRgyew ) mai g pox . ef couldnt see a single singer. Rut color?” | x la a i a a my Pas | i ee i re es he knew of old how difficult it is Yes, why not—when -most of us) oe a: 2 im a PPE Rapes Rew 5 2 Gib See Fen . to gee these sweet singers of the early spring. so he didn’t even try Cv) live and work in artificially light- - PS zs ve PS pid tescern sled Pete die go ol ons eu -s \ wn 3 oe roows. ' \ : He Wag sure that sooner or later And even travel underground, be- | it I did not give her the geatis- \ a pe 3 Ee e ps % Whe @idp’t look too hard and he = facti , fF knowins . t | was - = _— . fg: ui th 7a — .~ s ' ' ; didn't move about too much. he tween home and work! | Since civilization allows few wom- | dit mre shew! too Suck tl.erm. . } To live really natural lives— After. | ight my tobacc : = Fs a i) a Ga? . Be het = es ee | for mother om hie enn : , , ae : . som =e: Bar X = Sh. "See af = ae : ss, $= : warm al ong one Why, civilization must put up with - oe vale tae Ce, Se 2 a 3 | ~~. EEE i Pe ites Se facial first aids to nature! ? ere Was a nev unen ard ; ste Seeraseee Se ll lana ll = Stars b ' "here beter sat : etter the cold Just at the ede Most New York women admit = ite unte and risked a i ea sat = = =: aati SEs . — = : es ce a | ae nowadays, : mW > ; “ime, Gnd i set @ precedent &3 cee Se fk RES y ie ied 3 ge To | 31 And as for those men who still de-/| §\\ = | Bewsdulcas ae SUCK, | ise I won % = Gets Gee ga ES GS Ee J add FS =D o. EE a F R E E — Be Pool. where the Laughing i - five-pound box of cand sige fs ee Se —— > Ea une in, Peter could seg Le ; tlle rea and green hoods. ame o = way te-the ae ¢ * wer Beer. « Te FP ere u ek : vote say rt ati 2 rite vee en i ba Ny ne ~ & alle’ ° eee @ UE htop wey, ta ee 3 | Sunday Candy Special | ce children are eager for them. Of e 4 . - thought Peter - inal ial ‘yen a = § > ner I had to turn on th ra os | 4 flavor of rare excellence and - ’ “These ts danger and tet | with a deaf and dumb lady o1 Please try to recall, through an! * : | lesert isiand, and Mil re] rere | SATURDAY’'S B t * . - s AKERY SUGGESTIONS | i 3 als better when prepared the , Peter thatees Goes at| Sts ee sage like to show to another S™#s8ed a cup, bi at oe ae a Ra « a. if Fresh Rhubarb Pie—first of the season....... .50c | It’s free. Pie . | i : 8 The nook that you showed to me. —fthe nan ae s tne PRICE FLAVORING EXTRACT CO, “See 6 «DUST arrived while I have been bere Dr. Harvey Wiley expresses in. | f ‘ T am a broad oO ODO C2 C8 SCOSE CC “Yet you were. wondering why first flowers of the year, the not above using their own ar- | pen mann lek ly d pi t hi Fl | raAvyY spot to mv late na ; a | ) | . . ; . : rim as Peter's | iday Night. | mn stacnio avor > worried daily because “Johnny : wena | fk os If ghey believe so strongly in | W ELL. Joan } : De re At our request, Caroline B. King, ; eammgy | Bo magn "re Te nr HICHFEST OT ALITY PACKED * wrre — en w i on aR ~s ee a al i : Wak on Chocolates and Caramels crammed wrth tempting ways to prepare vari- e020 Y°TY. very etill it was! Pleter real- (With hat doffed to M. C. D.) that they cannot tn fust halt : SATURDAY’S ~ i OO —E them so tasty and inviting that eg. "BT Ked that it could almost be ssed beside the brook! There kisse reside e broo course, Price’s Flavoring Ex. . : : those singers step Through trees of scented pine, Mian ons won't Ss es 7 : : Box Vanilia—the original, true tropic [e)0= “Ould they stop s inging . e , & Sek 4, rT : Of a > . ’ ry i? gars Imai SOL 7% mes pr 4 ial ee @eeee . woe progeh aa so Barth UNIFORM & signal” essaid he. “There was ® ‘man who gets the license that :o get some tohbaero I “a ee — a A a q ‘ 2 ee AiG, ui All Oltme 8. Cars and PB P , Se runs the car; whereas it's his wife | you Iike a magagzine’” bh aon Our Door re ae 6TH & OLIVE ST. 417 N, SEVENTH ST DEPENDABLE a 7 @anger signa! wiah ew ‘that runs the marritage—) wed" Fea ene, oF Anything else, either. . } ; ' 2 7 a Bs Pe eee oe het tee

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ee pes pee ts iad ee Qe % “ Y : , nnetatass ey on x ee = “ SS ve eon ; ; | " - , ¥ °Ve ; ry" | : PAP LAP LLLP PPP ea NPL aga RI Bn x . Set : i ee 4 Ss ee te Bs § >= $ ap “ =". Pans a Se , Ps es a ak xe : | smiling tears from oul eye 5, hang roday, this all foo!s' day, it will is ¢ ae Sa . + | : vet vit ‘ , an ; el tain other letter? science at the knowledge that she is running anxiously to the door ike os Raraeh co Rate: gt ae a BAS Pesto NS bth a ae . 3 > wee eee 5% world, another vision with appear tomorrow. : . se " . ‘ PSEA is UES mS) SN * : os pee 2 noes ; OS ‘y i Bose ee Sey . Se Se ee ’ Bo , 4 : : BRO ae PN , : so mime i re ‘They st ‘ S ee ea a em ‘ six or seven times a das look ing for word from him : ° fa ‘% 5g OS ee See Be ee es : eas % ones: : soe ; . “m ar» ; eee S > oe > but ae ithe | it 5 Orin a bone PDP LPL AL LO ee ee: v> pias cate Carre te es tae : we: : Ree So ove RRO SN en . ¥% xe e. ie ee > % ing aon sootne us, prog US Into a BNAWINE * - ® Ry eo Ro s: 5 ORO ae . eee Ve $7 P's prad > 5 akc aaa i aa aie Sete a , 3 ioe ER Oe eS : hunger for a far off unattainable RECIPES FROM he oration at the funeral of Julius C oe, sae ee as e Sate - Fe ose Clay, ON -— 3 gee ea | gaa is bBo Ga Se Sf . : & eee ny Shank sar ate oe beauty. All poets are inane “My Old V irgint a Why Women Are Nervous Wrecks. brid War the Royal Family of Englan Hanover. To what has it been change Bee abe OC Ry na oy AS ab pete 5 - a e yer - r “ . wen , gts Fo ent eatedowtag Ate “ieee oy : “ - Cee an eee ete 2 ee en ’ a 4 4a a og A 4a - GP an er Seite. RAIA AARAAAAL A Everything makes a woman ‘‘nervous!”” NOTHING makes a} > RPP LOLP Ae lll el dl word polyglot mean? Sh eee, ee oe lad He can break a date at the last moment, and then eat a heart | PA Ke QE IES Be sxe ; 2 Bh ae : dinner in blissful serenity, without a tremor of remorse at the con- ke es Mg NS. 8 cceeeee ete . ; Re ots OS Bs Phi | Browning, Keats, segnyses, Ww mi | 3 Pe? es Ce Bee eS . ea Petes Z eR 8 NA |'man, Amy Lowell, all of therm. Cook Book”’ ’*s questions will be found on page 58, sciousness that he has spoiled a girl’s whole evening. a Re ae ee if” Ya Wg Bene | y | “a ° i i sa Boor SNE RRR Neb Sakae ne ra em Be? Mee oe ek ae a a ee mas SRE = ee A : | All painters and sculptors are ee. | ror atin eee Se ae : Rae a ~ SS BS \ , = ings. That is the way, at least, having the first dollar I earn ‘diin flowers for mv mother. stead f voing t t} : hotel bed raised our eyebrows at his ‘work , b a os 3 | HO) : ae eA ) ead of going to the hotel to bed, | ang he went ‘storming on his way, hand, and boil for 3 hours. how to] finished the 10 or 15 times Louise! multiplied 110 timés. One could buy a lot of flowers | and act as a substitute For this inti tse 1 fet , Sery hot, with a hard sauce ; ; 783e , ‘ saa ; es P Pamela ith @F e eax one ataceons : ainting his tremendous pictures. (||; serve rt, ‘ az While the The sec °xerci ‘sing 1is wailing saxophone without a twinge ar -att Fazenda and Pola Negri feel about * » * then with $50, and I climbed sever ! ay . one she wae ' : ro ti , oo ee is bem a ioe a : a it, as revealed in their stories ‘of ) he would pay me one whole dollar. | ppe wonderful fool. And St. Gau- nade as, follows: Take % cup ; f] : . 7 4 NEGR ‘tid not bother ' [ worked from 6:30 to 9 o'clock | gens, Taft, jiecitilli, all those who f butter and beat it well. Stir ercises. oor with the fingerti ici arning Lev til +) -Ttips Ww i > cet a about earning money unil a - tration or suicide. When. Norma got her first: parts A S Bey Ee ag Re My mother re proved mv se- ring the tickets j re sod : 1 was 16 vears old, and made | aid ‘aring the tickets in two and plac- ito bless us, are fools. dered or granulated sugar and h aiowes Start by bringing th ee ; said, : . 5 e arms a SS bai ae , ‘i her devout 1n aT ae ; MAN ever lies awake all Soht wo ering ho r ‘ Brooklyn, SaVvs (onstance, I ae there are so manby things to bry | q); ; ‘ ; od . , A I A nevel Lie an dal Nisgnt vy nderi £& whnetner or not a play, in which. capacity sne §re=- | miote| necessary thas ead ae slit in it. of charity, all Salvation Army offi- voring desired. Ix ep this in a } ePSS . feel ye lation eX-| but. with regularity of tl} %) 4. Man never gets so excited over anything—love, a woman, an.. hg ee oe eros she save. “Particularly to a wom- BIER: RALSTON beg | “ theater for a moment and, unob-)ing their inward light are _ fools Rularity of this myself, and, besides, I had become, She says cope whe: tas Witeds Pbehiel os | #ticket-taker and her perform- lw is ‘dq ure natural cheese served, would lead in huge throngs! Whom we honor this all fools’ day. p not processed until the | ojs ee acciden - a sudden shock h: > os : ; ‘thom. j ans the rin. | cise you W iv] soon find that yo ndventure, or even an A 4 cid ant, Ol a . udde n . hoc k that he Can ! accustomed to being wit h Norm : { a Ti. to VM nom it Tit ans he be sin ance was not above criticism. as | " , nn of ‘oe who! You have your favorites, I have voungsters of my own ag CHC SAOEZOROROUOROROCROCE Shine. ace ocean ea ek ee ee ed $8 al wom-/| supple enough to lay the eat or sleep or enjoy a baseball game! almost all the time. After her ning of economic. independence. | she herself says: lid 3 t] i * admi min He isethe good St. Franci » ~ narticularlv actress | : i ave e price of ¢ 1is- line, » is e® £O St. Francis palm of your hand flat upo es. 8 first week as an actress, I just|and more particularly to an actress} «tt hanpened in a Pennsylvania! .. rs = et, spi pad enncan si | 2 | | ‘sion. Later that evening, when the Who took a beggar’s bowl and a) it expan- | ¢] ; ‘ose first wage ig the surr t- 3 oor without ever bending ie , whose first wage is the surmoun chat: lntnt we sae ‘ : ’ , rke atter so en ap nae See . ‘ ninin town whe I 8 ; : from the knees. Never forget to breath to wonder men make better motor-car drivers than women. of the createst obstacle | an |. =O pew oe ) r Was performance was over, I heard the staff and went up ee down the : — ‘ : ) sot off to a corner of the studio; 1913, im the title role of Haupt- , r careful ren $ C arora tor with a be sia ae is ow: ie le.” The man- a tpn Ag —~levery pang of care. Some cause : C ith a boy who appeared to be;,;mann's play. ‘Hannele. he man | L iS ; iets 4 ; . theater had siened Tue RHYMING ‘i must lie deep, deep within, and if SERVICE EVERYWHERE 1 ; ‘ ; . 7 friv standing around just as aimlesraliylagement of the he: bring. it standing ; ) ) OLIVE O By THORNTON W. BURGESS. las I was, and we began to buc-|me to a year’s contract on the day seh Cod ieee code scour oe DRY CLEANING ys taken ‘ — 3 _ * ‘iesque Florence Turner and John I graduated from the Dramatic OPTIMIST wich YOU Wi BEHInm reves a follows:| makes the most delic ‘ Bunny to amuse ourselves. Extros| Conservatory at 100 rubles a NO LOSS. coup i. hen do tice Senge as whol. | DYEING Co., INC. at eacl| mayonnaise and Fre Why the Chorus Stovped gathered around to watch, and) month, or $50 in American money By Aline Michaelis slat Alief ecto psinerited. ours: | ae mane, dressing ide famong them, though I certainiv at the rate of exchange that pre-e | bile } t } a peta = ienieaael np FOrest 3776 UNION PLANT pacity as ee ne didn’t know it at the time, ‘as vailed before the World War, |~- ee sich ila meta ck tons sce eee Ow Oe oe . ecu eerem | FLA Exhale ] the director, Ralph Ince. He ! which was a considerable amount Hl, do not count them whol Potatoes Parmene. 4 = 6 BaeBVPaeBREaaeaae Be seo 8 @ a2 eae i. arms During 1926 the Post-Dispa Mayhap fhis thought will give You pause; been passing that particular cor-|for a girl of 16 in those days and Q lost, the days that bring you you will song edlgagaet ee er Yehetever naprens has a cause. ner of the studio, when he was at-) under those conditions | pain, for all the deep regres “Wants — 2151 more than Le] as at inde! may make | nearest competitor and 3573 -Old Mother Nature. tracted by mv antics. Norma toid “The success of my debut was ajthev cost, for cherished hopes that ; not mind | than the TWO other St. Loufs HEN Peter Rabbit reached | me later that she saw him hold-! surprise to me. When I first faced ) wane, When leaden weights of er Make white sauce, using 214 See No. 5554 ning newspapers combined. the bank of the Smiling Pool . was chattering with | woe amd grief upon your head de- the chorus of the Hylas was | Stewart that. if he had ever seen nervouspess. But I pulled myself |scend, think ti fie how ap the hours! spooms butter to each eup milk. in full swig. All around the edge | . a f better mimicry in his life ue) together by sheer will power and | are ats tlt how all will ve an end. OAS O ms co and pepper, \% of ithe Smiting Pool. and even out | it sa ot 7 ¢ (_ wn couldn't remember it. lt had no; hbhefore many minutes had elapsed And heen in time sp trial to find hn mustard, leaspoon par- in the middle, those voices sound-,| [uae idea of what } that | the hidden meaning there, for there | rika jan “ aspoons Parmesan ed, bu® look as he would Peter | pa until after it was all over, when! the’ audience might have been a must be some plan behind your | couldnt see a single singer. But | te . Mr. Ince beckoned to me not to! thousand miles distant. he knew of old how difficult it is. " eo home for awhile tle asked me “Tt remember that after the per to gee these sweet singers of the to stick around the studio, and) formance my early spring, so he didn't even try. said, ‘You will make the world/ saying with tears t { h | He wag sure that sooner or later, ~~ See al aa laugh, yet!’ she was proud of her litle girl who | 4 e e ps if he @idn’t look too hard and he i on Ve os" ‘* ‘Maybe!’ remember replying} was now on the way to becoming a : didn’t move about too much, he ‘ ; { ‘ }unconcernedly, noi vet realizing! famous actress. And my dressing would guite by accident see one of a Os the importance of the impression | room was piled with flowers and t?.erm. | had made or the importance of} friends rushed in to congratulate Mr. Ince. me. Tt ways afternoon and the sun lav ke | warm ajong one bank. the bank i, , xt ay | rushed home “My mother and I] were then liv- : ¢ —, ONS By PO Sate I SP A te s" rirls alwavs ing in an old apartment building where Peter sat. Jt seemed good | ashe Cae , or Se At Cag at 3S ealled our mother just ‘Peg’) that’ on the seventh floor and there ee eee ie Caner os Se —- couldn't be kept away from ihe |} studio—it seemed to me the dro'l- | "75 house i a | much ul clearly were the incidents eN-! jing Shakspearean performances in ~—_ - — Af. ~ ‘ut raw potatoes in cubes; cook 1t) boiling saited water unfil tend- tablespoons flour and three tablie- atent Leather. Paisley Leim mings ing his sides and telling Anita’ the audience |] lad been happening! I was so absorbed in my role mother kissed me, in her eves that a a -_~ ~ ~~ after the cold winds. Below him, | UAE SE Se oe just at the edge of the Smiling Ss eae ; ne F R E, E — Fool, where the Laughing rr 4 Peter shook his head obstinately | LM hy bigs > S=. ® : 2 gt fie Cte” | ‘® came in, Peter could see a lot of) ; i ye" / : oo Se awh mrs ¥ : knew that if he should look inside. ger?” inquired Peter 7 ER SPE IAL KNA CK | Mf Hh} | \¥ 4 Z ; : re : S Price booklet, just off one of thg¢se hoods he would find | , | Hil\ ; ,|Later Styles WZ . the first flowers of the year, the! «yo,)', ies per i : ’ die taal : ou’re wrong, Mr. Toad, said se Oo are perplexed and blossoms. Well protected were they | ing and there wasn't any signal ~ \ | NY/ la ] h I / od ty | : : from the cold winds. Peter's | given. They just stopp: d singing. = — , \\ : \ / OY € }) Vd ] GP? ~ Henry Clay has always = try | | /| famous for the fine value and > éé aily because “Johnny thoughts were of these and how|that was all.” | : : t his oatmeal” and long it had taken him to find out) won. singer stopped singing be- Ice Cream is the perfect food and one of _=) | styles---but we believe the ex- ‘ h h | 99 that there were flowers in each of for ott thea seen? eS Ola Mr traordinary values and sty'es . ry + . > , . “ = i eens _— ' . pn . . yn t touc er cereal. = little hoods. Then ngueren Toad ms \ ous illness. Its nourishing qualities are for Spring now offered will e realized that the chorus had) “well what of it?” demandéd > well known co science. Its easy digesti make this great chain of re- tail stores even more famous. uest, Caroline B. Kin 3 e eee, 8 E stopped. Only one of the sweet Peter. — recipe now used by more #4 ' bility makes it particularly desirable. To New Spring Styles are arriving nown cooking expert, 3 singers was to be heard, and that | 3 Kes : a ne 1 “That was the signal,’”’ said Old ; : j coax back the appetite this most tempt- voice was on the far side of th wome;n than any other : Ing food is u sin 1 pe wis , i's daily See these Big Valuer ) , ¥ i & 2 Ci. ° . ° the few chat doctors allow after anv seri } oped some deliciously Smiling Pool. That stopped. How|Mr.. Toad. “One of those singers in-history : ' very, verv still it was! Pe er real- gagiscoveres aqaangeey! an ie & ebm . Pia ‘ ays to prepare vari- very, very still it was! Pejer wnat (pe-discovered it he stopped sing- ae For well folk * ” © . ~ ee o~ ween ce _?.. ) _ wWieca y 7a" —_ rs ' \ fast: cereals that make chorus hud been. The stillness was ing. H is near st ni ithbors ae di W hat woman can resist trying a pew “gts : sty and invitin that so marked that it could almost be | Pray — ce rg 2 :% ae oe that holds promise of better re- ; | ly - parable food qualities jc is cconomical, . S g felt: ; wouldn I have mopper —— — suits? Some new flavor —new mo- , saves time and is sure to please always. ‘© eager for them. Of “That’s funny.” thought Peter. — — baa grey? és a mf Boia ,zuents of pleasure for her family? 7 | eS . oe oh ‘ | Stopped. le! vat ee ele | ; vomenare noted through- ) | CM Get our illustraced Booklee containing ces Flavoring Exe Why did all those singers stOP | stopped sinmina: étid wo in uel tne American womenareno | g fi : : : yes > 8 ° ‘er singing? There isn't even a cloud ee atl the aiecers had stopped else. out the world for their constant in- many novel met 10ds of serving Ice used, especially Price 8 3 in the sky .to scare them, so why poppe gy se: Bi , terest in new recipes. And today one ' Cream. Address your request to this io} : ee e singing?” wee ' ate -ti ecipe has won more users / : | ¥ company ne original, true tropic ames ey aetng 5 ‘ There was a funny look on Pe- | wants ever recorded f Newport Pudding , gon - “Danger,” sa n voice close to! PR gy aes ‘iets Ri cs ee ae ; ‘ Del vy ee ae . iter’s face. l'sually,”’ said he, Qn z a Ad 4 Ph iy. JelLuxe Special ri Th t Particul. r e rare excellence and him. ‘There is danger, and that|‘’TS face. | o Mituaen by making | Years ago no other cook could a — for the week end. Strav eS —_ or Poaple Prefer... ‘ 3 Adults, too, like cere- is why the singers have stopped) .ome kind of a noise. I never) match the flavor of those light, fra- way is it possible to have tender gold- sake. gicent, anor om, 3 , brood Top Wing Tif when d th singing. Iheard of a signal by stopping a)! grant pancakes which Aunt Jemima = en-brown pancakes with that spe- vor, Delmonico color. No ! , : , Saepis Oracmente- prepare = | Peter looked down at his side. ‘noise. That's a new way of signal-| served her master and his guests. She cial flavor which won fame—on the | charge for delivery | Fp y= A oa oe Send for the booklet, sale oa Old Mr. Toad quite ou! jing.” refused toreveal toasoul her*’knack” plantations long ago. Phone Lindell 8610 } £7.40 : o : reath, | | “No,” replied Old Mr. Toad, “it | of mixing ingredients. No one on the Watch your husband’seyeslight up | ‘Gm tea nhc ~st en: oe iisn’t new. It has been used by the other plantations could learn her when he first tastes Aunt Jemima’s ger. ster, ave | roa yf the Smiling Pool since Or S 1 , ' VORING EXTRACT co, just arrived, while I have been here singers of | a 5 rt ees secret. : . cakes . P ian now to test her recipe— Chicago Ul, a long time and I haven't seen any ne ee ee tegahe as Today her own recipe—herownin- 7cady-mixed. Your grocer has Aunt ’ tee aie ve : | young. And it's a “* ry ey Pag gredients just as she proportioned Jemima Pancake Flour and her Pre- ° P , ’ € “—r4 ‘ sd 1¢ ot’ + nal, if you ask me. if one o them are used by millions of women. pared Buckwheat Flour. "“Yet.vyou were wondering why ¢ . signal . singers should try to give a SIs ’ . a . # 9 the chorus stopped,” said Old Mr. |, fovea of a noise, how under | They come ready-mixed in Aunt Je- Coupons for valuable premiums | | S mima Pancake Flour. Only in this come in every Aunt Jemima package. ; . St. Louis Stores coo, ic deserves a place on the daily menu. Besides its incom- Toad. the sun would any one hear him Reter agreed that this was true. ith all that chorus? But the min- OMPANY : ee wer. Feee grinned. “There was Sa eal atu sees singing, ever’ AUNT JEMI MA “Pancake Flour THE CITY DAIRIES C 5986 Easton Avenue wrens meine wg East St. Louis: 235 Collinsville Avenue _A Furnas Plant q - —— e% “yy Pigg magne, ‘one around knows something | P Jd anger signal. Pd : new © | wrongs So the reason that chorus _— Is, op. By I; Flo | | , } &>- . , actly where that danger signal stopped was because there was : ALSO LTEPAaveé uckn 1eat ur . oe | i came from. I should feel easier signal to stop.’ Fave ee OR gees ae Ge to 7 | in my own mind.” : (Copyright. 1927).

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233 | ‘haleoaeaae rRIDAY. 21L 1. 1927. ) ~—_— ——__ ae a Ue Pena ee Peed BT is oy 8 ae ee aS The St. Louis Post-Dispatch Daily Magazine P= — —_ ) ————_—_meemme i Stone Welsh tenor: Mise Dorothy Dring, ERS | O (q pianist; 9, orchestra. WJAX. Jacksonville (336.0m-890ke)—s4 dance music. i Post - Dispatch Radio || > » Jacksonvill ee Radio Programs Nie “‘Simotowy’ 0 “nae mem — = i wdsD, Mooseheart ol} He Broadcasting Station | Central Standard Time children’s musicale: 11, Victorians. * d telephone calls or answers — FRIDAY. : APRIL 1, 1927. I WIR, etroit (516.9m-580ke) —6:48, isis; tion, except letters on medical © KSD ___._||"# Es ® | | WIZ, New York (454.3m-600ke) — sig y when accompanted by stampes ‘SY WEC XK SS XK WS nia to t¢t SS WS \ ur three California 545.1 Meters—550 Kc. | { School of the Air: &. Ike and Mike; | Bonnie Laddies: / orchestra. LOVE , ADVENTU RE iday, April 1 | ! ay | Daylight weekday broadcast- Friday, Apr ° | ' * adi | KDKA: 7:30, Royal hour, KDKA, ¢ TE Y S \G) pf at 9:40, 10:40, waging loon Friday, silent night for: KPRC, WIP, | nt mage prone Sa Ail - | aq. Way Down hour: sip Fey mere worth about $4 in ib wilt oan AND | y S P QR 1:40, 2:40, and 3:40 p. m. Market |], Tw we 73 , aioli aia 7 mae ram | WEEE, Philadelphia (394.0m- C)== J * a Goldman band, WGR. WRC. WCAE.|"'34 arcadia orchestra, —We do not know dott oth See See ee re WTAM. WWJ. WSAI WGN, WOC of interest to the Middle West. 'KDKA Pittsburg (309.1m-970kc) —7. | AM. J. ‘SAT, Gs, “- | WES, Chicago (344.6m-870ke)—-7, May the German Bible the rubt Prices supplied by Market News ak. aon rom. WCCO, WDAF. KVOO, WFAA, WGY; and June; 8, Young American artist aler in old U ; | ees TO, Wee ee ee oe 8, National concert artists. KSD,. WGN; series: %, feature; 10, Show boat. nsult a de occasional)’ SYNOPSIS 'l] Service, U. §S. Department of ||| + + * i , . . . - - Pf ~ a . ‘30. | | , i SBS i, 11:00 P. M. | | ptrtme endemble: 7, ecliet, dimen Costel- | “°™*: 11, Philbreck 8 orchestra. | WSM, Keebvilie, Po gy As 9, pee ioe ogee five Sen . other high compliment, Bengal reflected. It warmed him, and made | . ) | pr tnatigggie Ms | WIL, St. Louis (258m-1162ke)—Iona lec-| String trio: BU. ‘ wr the _ | tives and him the more determined to run this case to earth, or up a tree. | by the Hotel Statler Dance Or- |]; prano: 8. A. G. Sillers, baritone, Floyd | anree See, Gard n orchestra; 7:45, Miss; Fenway Hall orchestra. wedding ring might they decid chestra. ¢ See as Morganstern, pianist; 9, the Tramp subs usehetta, sopranc; S George | ww. (3252.7m-820ke) —7. Michigan night the little finger if it States fa comed eagerly the efforts in her behalf of a man whom he had | weer bp ae Saturday, April 2 | gick, soprano; 10, Do Re Mi's; 10:40) ie rea x aE ee) | » $02 » & : a ash ‘essary tol w i . ° . ‘ger and his orchestra. | i s nece : ere nine 11:30 A. M to 11, Berger and his orc | ) 1 motst but not seg@ey./ sitting tn ay be worth about | sons, ace WRC, WCAE, WCCO ke)—-7, orchestra: ie made like (370.2m-810ke)-—7. con-| WOAT, San Antonio (394.5m-760kc)— be washed at home €F5. va t > : . iden cruis ds asks Dodd to ta oa : bah’ " H. ga to Bermuda on her maiden cruise, and she : O tag Yas ‘. ) Betty Crocker Gold Medal Messiah's Kingdom," Rev. Herman WFAA, Dallas (475.9m-630kc)—6:30,. La-| WOC, Davenport (483.6m-620kc)—9:30. | layers of chestra: 9. classical: 10, Henry orn- they are about to leave, a widow at one of the Hamilton hotels fy | | . She. 8:00 P. M. __ Gino Seyveri, violinist. tra; 10:30, orchestra. 8:3c. Original Taffy Dills: 9:30. Van home methods un-/| the cream INST ALLMENT Vil i * » i ‘n’ Henry; 10:30, musicale. cicale: 10:45. Rainbo orchestra. Katz i the Repub i h Re , Y YY Ss La France Orchestra. | KHJ, Los Angeles (405.2m-740kc)—10, | dance. ‘SB, Atlanta (428.3m-700kc) — 10:46 | ring fits, except @ | Ben ees a on the finger next | congress i iid | ! | WHO, Des Moines (526rm-570kc)—8, mu- | convert. Se agement ring Is | him, as it appeared, the freedom of the ship and of Carillon. An- | wf, | WHO, Des Moines (526m-570ke)—8, mu- engaé The #£om ; The H. & K. Coffee program | lo, harmonica player, Helen Musick, SO- | ture; 7 15, Gene Jordan, tenor: 7:30.) WTAM, Cleveland (389.4m-770ke)—9;30, of the rings are Worn. Court Jud . i \ ‘ 4}; j Plainly, Boyd considered his sister’s state so parlous that he wel- \ ae Oya aR TA AT ek Ss Apt eee» 4 i cite . yw ‘ AM r Tenor; 9:30, Apple Boys, Helen Mu- clared hig a RST OT tion takin liked and trusted on sight, and to whom he now gave carte blanche | | Music by the Waldorf-Astoria |}]| KOA, Denver (322.4m-930kc)—9, KOA | | : a\J “By other day is suffi-/| Nathan ? J for proceeding as he desired. Besides, Bengal had told Boyd frank- | " Nee SAL X\ ‘o Sates | 6 | ’ NS : Si and Rolfe’s Palais d’Or Orches- |] | orchestra; 9:15, Novelty coi Mogae | MUSIC COMPANY atering: The plant! Samuel KPO, San Francisco (428.dm-% ; ht but should not be/ Stephen ly that he had fallen in love with Carillon, such a state being one | | \ } ' me RS, tras. ) 6 8:00 P. M. | 8:30, orchestra; 10, Dean Dickason 1103 Olive St. 5911 Easton Av. very sunny place. If} Joseph P, 0 a teaspoon of ammo-' Morrison of infinite danger or infinite protection, depending on the suitor. | i Vibe 31 l l bestr CAba \ } ’ ' y r tr F : ve 8. ' National Week Enders. a 1 rings (374.8m-800kc)—9. | MAin 4510 ny 4576 LEGAL INFORA Wherefore Boyd must have placed Bengal in the latter class. KTHS. Hot’ Springs On his way ashore, Bengal wondered idly why he should have! Classics: 10, dance music; 10:45. Al . : ¢ thd BE. Lowke oT ; sila daa Kt ia ’ . Reynolds, dialect stories. a ember oO ¢e . 40% 3a been destined to fall in love with this afflicted ad Cutting out Bengal did not try to hide his vexation at this news. SA Yy THE WORD KVO0O. Bristow (374.8m-800kc)—8:30, 7 is not illegal to, W. G. the fine psychological distinctions and pathology Carillon was by The Chickasaw Nightingale: 11, Knights : " through the maitis' company 4 _ ” " for break envelope. Oo . » ° ~; : or } ‘ © i i Skull. her own avowal a constitutional thief. Assuming that she had in mada : of the Empty Sk dell +> Was a moment of silence, then he asked: ‘‘What do you pro- Lu KYW, Chicago (535.4m-560kce)—7-9, WJZ; You can sue for the | deliver th } y p | By cy Lowell. “aun can garnish the! We doubt herited an isolated mental deficiency from old Fitzhugh Boyd's woset’ 0 dame. eenmist ee B a 2 the | Be / bose. kK AND NEW wages =T’S t good word, folks! Square. ° ya wages 1 - |g Es say that s WBAL, Baltimore (246m-1220ke)—7. ie =S mong than 510 © wr, | ae Lee R. E.—You can hold) nictpar Co | sale rings ¢ banditry did not help much. The screw a s prea ee rs la ronnen out and trai lost. Criminal mange told pin. it this should happen to be a mob that’s L No matter how much you was ioose, might even ave / ‘ seduces F ° ot E , awe Pau CWPines ‘ + i , i : “ th Joy.”’ Fit P 5 kennel registered, they might turn up something in New York. But | love your family, no matter how | wae rapt 6 ae ee pgigl sencs ] 9 2 4 er’'s belongings as se- KE 1s ¥ : the room rent, until he BRO : " , ; 7 2 he » ‘e s were full of such instances, and the injustice of the fact | Me | sisters: recov&s V [I didn’t want them tipped off. Mrs. Ransome is apt to tell Irma, | well and faithfully you think of | Some of Us Were Twenty-one.” scenario: You can divorce a , rhe curring as recognized defects in the rich the victims. it.” | * : that when occurring as recogn and that could tear it.’ ee el nak ce 6 cua Godlcen (nn ae | ; — Your brother should port for ace” et invari: r on: » penalty, as never were the poor, | pre eS ; ” , wr: ” ‘ a were almost invariably spare tg ] : ce ; e ‘ a : I as “I’m sorry,” Boyd said. ‘Never thoucht of that. All the same, _to be convinced of it unless you tell | bees ok vcekine " vaulinnTT MEME? teamed wyet draw up his will pan Bao = ——— > ‘ight forensic mind undertook the.defense in a spirit! ,, 7 ee : f them? , : veg eer. | ' is properly done. unless some bright ‘I'm not so sure about Carillon. She loses her head in thé near | ; ' ' | Woman's college: 10:30, musicale. | tell ygu how to wiite should oe cf charity. presence of jewels, The cursed things hypnotize her The most re | W S Americans “epi » singularly WCAE, Pittsburg (461.dm-650kc)—9.,30., | ma - | husband ¢€ ip : v4 . ;' inarticulate lot when it comes to orchestra, | i boy of 15 cannot law- | the cost 6 Paul (416.4m- | aear. Boys and girls | lawyer's f | | . : i | TO > 4 . oof P : ror @ } an | ylent lawless im All full-powered individuals were subject to violent Ii s im sdk lites: bi a ? F : | ] deeming featur for ner is that she never showed much cold pre- expre ssing our feelings. We can | WCCO, Minneapolis-St. | 6 years of age before READE a a mental ‘corrective that might be con-/.4,,.,. cy Maes ’ apr > : . me meditation. Just grabs, like a kid. But she may have learned cay-/|talk for hours on any subject under (20ke)-—8, Nash-Finch string orchestra; | ! \ tun alana a egally ~ | serte e 9:30. La Sebana program; 10. or- Regular Price $69.50 NOW CI JT sonable ¢ =" recourse the dese _ ‘The theft insurance | one vear ally the same, but the/ grounds ¢ ‘know about.’”’ ts | Welavi the current of her | OE ; ' ae and appreciate our relatives and bat re theft insurance ts less, |it would thi , la tame at 6) other pele of Where are they ? ; friends were a weakness: a thing to PAL 's decreased value Fe. would der ‘aving rems Something to place them % ne > Or | 6 ath ne OO : ; } - ‘ = craving for gems. or Die Beets bonsai ox [ don’t really know. She is secretive about them. at least But be ashamed of and kept ou: of | \ 9,49, — amount Par no no { W i > J ( S i " ] ’ he ’ Tr an, sit si : i : ; : sia as n . A! s Ss} - . me TT cmenmamemmnannll 7 * ‘ ak ah Se [ don’t think she has more than a few with her aboard. She never wa snide sage wines wicks: « Cow : | MEDICAL UES Phat love might | We go to great pains to hide our ~ Giand sanitation questions of public t “adic; ‘ure , cj ly feeling under an air of | {ind the radical cure. famille. 4 ou see Dodd h .¥ om a i ‘ ‘ : : é kind y : | ‘ » Her craving for the devlish things is not gruffness or cynicism or indiffer- | , . Diagnosis or treatment of individ 'e advise against mixing IGNOF Tei - did it i SS ne: ; wort! hile to attempt the Ne her did it impress RB ngzal as worth w | hidden al ounces: alcohol, 2) ene. Wh on to reason that the urge now driving him could not be mere-| all right, so why talk about it‘ | W ue 10 grains. and * | consulted pulses, but restrained by science or fear or pride the assembling of these governrs that re buch maladbes are sraneavn” . / c ce Ne a ‘ ) SS a - ‘2 2— . " - beg -ae sb Eh, atest Aen oe ee a ee ma ae” ae. . - - “ as nee ee ee > _ = . ‘ —. - distilled water. For thelin sugge siee caus -nse te ‘ness that Carillon in- ; ————————====_ =, «|| Why, say, my wife wouldn’t know | | ly physical, because of _ immense tenderness that Cari , sp erence teaser eu pane what to make of it if I went home| beneath the | on odor, thoroughly | to experts spired in him. Bengal did not bother to reason at all about his | A psuercer cupful of vinegar, Pepper | and told her I loved her.” underarms with hot wa-/say. (8) nswers to ‘and salt. Dip the slices of meat vig «die silver linin Th b . and appty the foliowtng | rights in & : ese beautiful Fresh- : Mix 6 fluld drachms| tal treats sentiment for the girl. * He did not even anticipate any defined | | : 7 into the sauce, Then lay them-in a Wouldn't she, now? Try it once. . * . my 4 7 . ; o . © ‘ r ha , 4 - ‘ 7 " . > relationship to her. He found in Carillon a pitiful soul in distress, | | What Do You Know — baking dis re , | Just try it and see what she makes man Masterplage comaane : ce irre Bo bmw | i 2 aking dish, turn over the oti a , © eve ra io . . . eunees of etarch.| Llland ask © | | it. Maybe she'll be surprised at cabinets are finished in ftir gprs: S powdered orris reot and =itting t }; sauce, cover with a thick lave | . : Danit iyer of mahogany or walnut. Can be equipped with battery eliminators essence of violets. think. and thrust forward all his manhood to help her. | Q ; J for e,«T | uestions on I age 56 as ; first. But watch her eyes light up ‘this time he hi INCa « FOr = 20TyY 1 e case.s*The | | . |;}mashed potato and ni » ove - Vy. fn , : By this time he had formed a working theory for the ca ¢ } ind put in the oven Watch happiness glow in her fave. tube beari g to operate direct from light socket. == 4 a , (long enough to he; rol | eS 1eat through and PRA: sapere anys And that friend you prize so e nn 2 bie — ' brown the potato. . . He Pe ae e V |, Ses hee Why not say to him—or her—how ENIENT TERMS!! : ee BL | | | - . 7 am - Og Pl am * ~~ > ae oe a * Pe Ee ay An Se Rape. hee a adeee eee a sengal decided, either a professional thief or a very maid Irma was, 2. The B f Wind OA aS 3 | . the House o "indsor. able amateur opportunist in crime. gut he was inclined to be- || 3. Ed | Kdward Bellamy, uv. os , ) Holland Cabbage . ‘ 7 : lieve that this was not a maiden venture. In any case, he thought | | . Marnarinn nbs ; St much you value friendship? Cunnin ham mag - slanacies bind only the One — of ber nian ; | gy Media = ° - P Re i ities : hs been biding her time to steal aE ena gt ne cup boiled cabbage, two /|‘‘You’re a good pal! a loyal, under- 0 | F L ft! ¢ y Whil Th L 1? Myrile Re it likely that Irma had for months been biding her time to stea Eanes, shackles May bind any || eblespoons buSer, one-half tea-|standing heart, and life is broader , nly a Frew Lert. Get Tours le ey ast: : Emma C. : sim ae “ie : ; | ’ ’ ‘ /&@= oJ « ’ : rs , . Mrs. Ransome’'s jewels, waiting for the ripe moment that must part of the body. ';} spoon Worcestershire sauce one |and brighter because you are in it.” pena = all in the | Mary Geul 4 + m4 4 5 Thi “tf r Vears ‘4 »i ui ? Ff . : ° 9 : 8 4 : ue ' > —_ . te el sooner or later arrive when she might be furnished not only with a | ot wey wn bie war ;;teaspoon salt, speck pepper and | Why not say something like:this to —, Every Set Backed by 7, Guaranteed ;, etrween the neuses of York and |! paprika. one ec Saey iow 9 ‘ ; | an alibi but a scapegoat of sorts. Salamis with “dae ‘emcee ce | Ge ee eaten potatoes, he spoon oh Zz. T. CUNNINGHAM, Inc. 1103 OLIVE Y 2011 STON s $ | eipetrpeen tc : re ° ir Siices crisp bacon. And there are many lesser wornis; NewYork Chi . EA . t n this case ft was more-than probable that she would be working ‘ngland ae » wetes | : nies S| cago San Francisco r i In th 7 I , U Si : England as the prize, | Chop the qibbage and place in |that loom large to many in the| u : erin *y ’ ‘ : » | ; 2c } . = 4 ~- ' ON i A A ee Wwe. 4, we he © ». 4111 Westminster 4525 Le Tae? 4 Seal oem ~ - ow ~s ih) ee gamer m oo ny ae OO RN antl en alin ~ “ and therefore decided to watch the passengers as thev came aboard the ship. Even better, he would cable the D. A. office in New York | Soup Meat Savory. nty of meat on it and place it in | ynroy. " wrrival, and that he be informed about the result. Time enough ; | ) | J, Wil j soup pot with the vegetables | — _ V4 , 9 Ride « va == Hetel O02 Weatminéter | O 0 ’ 1220 Par* ' | -* 22U Perk | . for this after the steamer sailed. diced. Be sure that there is plenty . BAA ae . Jennings | ~« | Vann 1001 Liddle | " Stoddard | - North Market | J. Panks 6U3 Wainut -- 321 5. Broadway | =. yen 4 poces MART Donovan ' ' »»++4126 Donovan | J. : Ww Ho Bengal found Boyd and Howland at the landing. “After you!of onion and a bud of garlic, and ene .+e.Universtty City | 7 | Seay At Belleville. the water. When the meat has | police,” Howland explained, *“‘so we came in to persuade her to lay peters woot’ -e bencet Net Se ame — L | University City 3-Piece Overstuffed, PUTT NY Waa 4-Pc. Period Style f° —Orvilie ‘Lundak, Collinsville, Loose-Cushion Liv- iim IBN | Maa Pretty Decorated : ing-Room 947-50 1 i cee OE SB AIIN, - Bedroom $97.50 shelton, “4 cut 1t from the bone. Return the —_—_————= > ’ Se » ge ve * ee ey wh . it ~~ i ek Ort an ’ : . bite Hey nat : ’ amp with x12 ‘ f er eat 4wWton (rear) 4532 Market = ee - — - ~w - ~- * . a ny Geom, went below Gran got fussing lest this Ransome woman call in the ls me Oe Le ee > ie ee Se wr eee, » : At dF Olne: Ry SAINT Aor PUI Nee = ; a GOS a IN MISSOUR! When the River Trade Was Flourishing Back in 1847 when the Boatmen’s was founded, it was known as the Boatmen’s Savings Institu- tion. Here, when the boats SEM oie: Sp en ly Sane gai ens os Peters yorae = ote keaee® meee = ee MN rings, 4 M Le Eh wren a Sse et a + x - , = 4 ar rr % " Z the 4 . ‘2 Ps Bd pt as ae an 2 8 Sy oy 8 or re nice . : po caress + eet te Toe apace 1 ee ks A Kt ane OT: ~ ig - pe * - 4 aa re as een ea i, ee eam me ’ ail > = oe “ nen : a + ae OGIO Pe ARO avd 5 aetna, + Mes OT TE . sites i F ? © 5a meals partie ‘ " . .. ee = —_— a Of its worries— ’*? She's cot too much sense. “Then who did?” “The maid, Irma, probably. Or it might have been some rank | By ELLEN J. BUCKLAND Registered Nurse RSS So LOIN SN LIN TIN TOON Tt oY ~~ outsider. I think the maid steered Mrs. Ransome into Carillon, |. , _ " | “CAUSE ol , | knowing that her trouble is no secret. Then Irma asked for an | ECAUSE old hygienic — on the wane, women active in | ; ° ee ‘ if Yr . _— P e Pie : . : * hour’s leave, when Carillon had gone up to Mrs, Ransome’s suite business and society have few hy-_| with her. Irma might have taken a chance and swiped the jewels | gienic worries these days. Hazard- | before she left.” ous old ways are being supplanted | Boyd shook his head. “She would scarcely do that. knowing OF BROW Ry Cales SOteR. “What did you say?’ Bengal snapped. >f . at ae : Velvet Kug. Wall China Case, pair that Carillon would be fairly certain to ask Mrs. Ransome to show and pair of Book Ends. “I urgently requested her to take no official action before ] L¥, 9, 9 had a chance to talk to her. What's wrong with that?” omen S “O, nothing, so long as you made no mention of having an | ° Torcheres, mirror and frait bowl, one ’ ) , % custom of making the Boatmen’s 12-PIECE BEDROOM PX Baunsr. 36 financial headquarte h Modern Walnut saghed Wahas. 2 OUTFIT | : a . rs as MUC—S) Woek) Odd Walnut so = Crain. 4148 ya ~ . to go to Alba Beach, so I sent a boy on a bicycle with a note.” Relieving + expert on the job.” Hygiene : I . ‘ ‘ A ilase Shade, occured since 1847, but the Table Lamp ond shea’ nabs wean t Glass ‘Shad ° Stee! Beds $2 85 Large-size Dresser, full-size mode i M: ’ Bed, ronderful Wantty . a = — 4 unt, JSOSA North grown in favor year by year. FOP ow ' tedistes, cath Sonny, Diemer. Oty, | 371 8 China $17.85 BR. Tiras Derb = 3 4 You discard Kotex just like a) 5} De eg sheet of tissue. No laundry, no | 35 Ceveland. her the jewels. embarrassment. | “Yes, that checks, because if it happened so, Irma had only to Mesie, ao he SRS , Five times as absorbent as ordi- | say reluctantly that she knew her former mistress’ failin®@ and wanted nary cotton pads, one now wears to safeguard the property of her present one. She would have pro- sheerest frocks and gowns without | Howland nodded. Boyd looked disturbed. “I should have} Also deodorizes thoroughly, thus | ending all danger of offending. T H IE B OAT M E N 9 NS waited for you. But I didn’t want to interrupt your talk with Caril-. lon, and I hoped to catch this cat before she went out. For al] | _ Doctors and nurses widely urge | Ik NATIONAL BANK | & we know she may be shady herself, learned about Carillon from her | Kotex. Women everywhere employ it. | rotten maid and trying to put something over on us.” _ You can obtain it ‘at any store Northeast Corner - Sts. “That's possible,” Bengal admitted, “but unlikely. She struck | aoe a4 et ss Oldest issou mi an) riba : | | of 12 costs only a few cents. Be sure i ’ thstood me as merely one of thousands like her, a rich dumbbell that fattens | you get the genuine, for only Kotex | [f oo ae parecer AB foe waun vil W , ing i ar Sliver Cabinet Ly ALY LY a LY a CY LY ALY CL Aen ae OY aay a a OY ama Vy, “But I did. Just that.”’ Bengal did not try to hide his vexation at this news. “That may = Bench and Rocker, 9x12 Rug, 2 a Closets... gE Full and Twin @foir Lampe and Shade«. . woe Orrick spill it. I wanted to do a little work on the Q. T., without getting anybody tipped off. Your sister never grabbed off those jewels. Discards like tissue Be Bed BQ Bend Ww Bel Osmpt 8 us + sseeteenet ‘a Massive Odd Daveneites, large stock at... fk “tomcat lgg stg Massive Dining-Room Suite for Large Size ’ aa se? 1448 Montclair Quick Meal ec £6 G-Plece Bedroom Suite, for only $41.65 —Kitchen Table, x zaneu, S197 Bell. Gas Range ' $29.50 Gentleman's Large Chifforobe, ae $11 50 Solld Oak a Se mn, 4242 Dunean. 5-Po. Spanish Walnut Bedroom Set ‘$86.45 PExtension $3 | eR « Pi, $3.89 ad inea serencr, $2.95] Sal ar on Choice of 50 FURNITURE STORE Davenport. -? . pe Matireesos. $215] 823-25-27 N. STH ST. [ranw’ | eee RETWEEN FRANKLIN AND MORGAN . . | ‘ Easlieh, ™ Mound. Hi} hereer on ame on applesauce. Lone, jonely, husband hungry put suspicious. Once | itself is “like, Kotex. ; badly fooled and now wary. Still, a few kind words might go a q long way. I should say that you could keep her NR a ae a4 O } e X . RESOURCES OVER $25,000,000.00 if you want to take the trouble, and the risk.” , , ‘ Boyd failed to catch the irony. “Well, I don’t,” he said. shortly. | No laundry—discard like tissue 9 SINS NIN SIN SOS SA LD ATA AY AD, ity %, oe ics thee AH TTT Mi TE AMM eter peti, dit 7 ee 4 ite

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i The St. Louis Post-Dispatch Daily Magazine - FRIDAY. a APRIL 1. 1927, ' x . IDAY. PRL 1, 1927. a, iy m= Do You Know? | | a sSWER S TO QUERIES The Greatest Story in the World Daily Knowledge Test # —————— To. 4 The Bible in Pictures ; Post-Dispatch reserves the right to reject any query. | == MT and telephone calis or answers by mail cannot be | be considered a contihent, what, then, jg the sen attention, except letters on medical questions of undoubdt- Blobe? 4 gaincerity when accompanied by stamped addressed envelope. iil }} t| ' Hit RUT i } ; —. Your three Californiajnia to the water used for the. 5s are worth about $4 in; plant soil about every two weeks | it will prevent the plant from be- | eM REE + aly shh PO Magy. igs Pen ned lies « Bes oe coin ry ; rv) ee ee eo woe : é, a , World War the Royal Family of England way 4 Hanover. To what-has it been changed? F eet me ware Ati, Mis’ mare SP, sat ong 7 w | coming wormy. Warm milk on a} . get ons Binie > — makes a good wash for f aan ‘consult a dealer in old sccasiogaiiy plant leaves, if used | 3 D. D. — The population of &t. |) — ah ee ye. L B.—If your 1878 half | Louls is estimated at 830,000 per- Looking Backward?” “mS. pears the San Francisco|sens. Missouri has 3,510,000 per- | 9 ie k it may be worth about isons, according to the last State | - | The other coins have no pre estimate. (2) Banana cake is mike ies we + Paty! cet cr 7 ’ —," re - ROR Ee Ome tape ee eo — ila tas nee os values. i Pee ge og gl tee a ore inv. ifference between manacles an S | ee SOEINS Je i “Hine tee te ene | difference bet and shackles r ie Beg be washed at home/€Ts. Ripe bananas should be thin- | ee tn shape them properly. | 4 Dye OL al oe a SY ly sliced crosswise and placed be- Me : de — ee mer of that type are usually eset ny layers. The use of thin | = eat ——— ] 3 € or ‘indow side then |/®yers of whipped cream over each of the Roses?” - n the window side) w = | ‘ |] 5 th j bs UE : We advise you.to|/@ver of bananas and over the top ditt ee nas draperies| layer of the cake 1!s a favorite ~f professional cleaner. | way of fixing banana cake. Pow- Seeing Isaac sporting with Rebekah his wife, king Abimelech called Isaac, and said, Behold of a surety. she is thy wife: and how saidst thou, She is my sister? ' if \v Ny \ ve \ IN ee PRAIA PPP DA DL = by and bulkinees of the dered sugar may be used to top | the last layer of cake jn place of a Stade | ae! | ongressmen has Missouri? eS . nethods un-'| ~ - } makes home metho iin seamen, i\\s. : WN 4 . i eke Be ctactory: 4 Pry4 eee e , in f ring | .. A: K.—Rutherford B. Hayes was Pe ae a oe E ital tows Geert “Tinger | the Mepublican candidate for the ommander, at the close of the Ctry gts ring fits, except a office of President of the United *. ” i t m4 + ye O * 4 4 A Whe # roe ppt ae ye ee a a REO gyn We Ae at f aes ; nee eee LO Alea (cette, SEPT pCR AY RPO PEES ORI Lise” VSD EARNS OMIA RE Tf moe | Py Ae BE OM RR oun yet rer eo 7 "ng ARNE ete Er 1 Dae eer , . 7 . 4 7 ad * é — qe 16 ay Oe Me Oe oh 4. 0 » fin ES alae * ' -e fee Aone Ge mse ~« > _ ~ bas od a iv ‘* . wo LOE cy MAE AR. » aad mane thy gl Seg — c ry Ser snc an SA gos ree r caer - see > - ag 2 AO yi ecm ee ae ee ae Lf ‘ en a ~, OPO LPO a LO el i | it ‘ dude ver Union-c or his home? _ dding ring and en-| tates in 1576 The Vote of Leuls- cote gee | The wedding | ana. South Carolina and Eloerida the same year an hundredfold: and the Lord blessed him. He that toucheth this man er his wife shall purely be put And the man waxed great, and went forward, and grew to death. until he became very great. (Back Copies of the Bible Feature, From First Publication, Can Be Obtained.) fe? + ‘ . cer me isputed at election time and - F worn rth the ge cer Congress appointed an electoral) ss , i the little 9 «ln ring is|co™mmission to decide the voting. he word polyglot. mean? eS * pee nis ele vet. being | 22° oeseententen a made up of Ba . ea - yasve enators, rave mepresenta- h ddi | 7 on after the wedding ring | tives ive Federal Supreme | »both of the rings are Worn. | ey - Sy a vot b 7 ' perited Eg Pp err Peg Me Bete PF Sed inher little finger if it | they decided the votes of the three on the 3 : ; States favored Hayes, and de-}'| gmall enough. tlared him elected, the inaugura- LL PLL IAIN sae . of the alphabet, when used in a word, can certain other letter? a P —_— ee ee — — oe ~~ - ee ee Pictures by Nicholas Atonsxy Text Edited by Ida M. Tarbell : ‘J L R—Rubber Plants need as ion taking place in 187 @ There i water as is necessary to oe | PLL ALLA LALOLALrnn sical the soil moist but not BOs Fy. sitting in 1876-7 ( : follows: } he oration at the funeral of Jullus Comarg Mealy ec2,cir Sc" Sic | schon Gieteae, Noun Tt, Brann, | : i daylight but should not be! Steyr J. Field. William trong, waina very sunny place. If| Joseph P. Bradley, Ward Hunt and will add a teaspoon of ammo-' Morrisen R. Waite. In the Footsteps of Abraham Lincoln ms ons e fo ee | ——)SCLEGAL._ INFORMATION = Wes” T Dy Dh b >; ; , 2 ae ps =? 4 > (By @ Member of the St. Louis Bar Association) - @ ) te £- hy ome a » AS hyERBAL—It is not illegal to, W. G. M. — Yow could sue the | | | ‘ . Ni Fey , Cea WSs | § ‘ere nine Supreme Court Judges | yg y+ a POPOL LO a hh | | OPO PRPRPOLOLOO POLO VA el el ele ™ _ ' ef a “dun” through the mails’ company that sold yeu your sult ct rea Ing | g sealed envelope. for breaking their agreement. to ER.—You can sue for the | deliver the sult to you. However, rent and can garnish the! we doubt if the amount involved By Lucrezia Bori q : 's waees aq his wages {s large enough te : t to more than $15 a week worth while. You might enous Ge -. ithe Legal Aid Bureau in the Mu- G. R. E—You can hold| yicjna; courts Building rrect | that aoe am f, ymmer’s belongings as s rp a8 psc SOR a f corr lat. It me rely shows that you are S oe the was rent, unt BROKENHEARTED become a | badly in need of fresh air in the pes 2 : : on a U mn sue your Lh. Ss. our mad: | lungs, and, after a°moment’s rest m@ GL F. — Your brother should Is children xeep repeating until] you he 4 we g lawyer draw up his _will rot lv 6s about i in ae flung | fro e es ty sap exercise is bending 3 he will. ‘ husba? ‘an ma » pay Tor bi at Gers oe : > f; n° ae ——— er fen \) Ane ' - , . { : | te Mud J . Le are atung|from the waist and touching the @ BOY.—A boy of 15 cannot law- the cost of the diverce and for the Bie 2a . "ets ty ke = . ee he i gilts te ; me = 2 ——- 15 INCOLN STOOD BY THE POLICIES HE HAD ALREADY LAID xercises. floor with the fingertips withoge Me’ five 8 car. pete = lawyer's fee. ,f | of Lit ra Ol Fae : . So- = ce» A ak ae , seepage DOWN. “PERHAPS YOU HAVEN'T READ MY CAMP ® used-up, |:bending the knees et be 16 a ee ee READER.—(1) If the wife de- | | mae ) Le Pe EY, ae ni ial ee bua ROWDS CAME TO SEE LINCOLN FROM THE TIME OF HIS SPEECHES,” HE WOULD SAY TO THOSE WHO ASKED Hila @n ailowed| Start by bringing the meer OD ieee xara ‘r husband without reé - ‘be \ ) / ish te S. NOMINATION TO HIS ELECTION. SOME OF THEM CAME TO LEADING QUESTIONS. WITH THIS HE WOULD HAND THEM A . : inging the arms over me ne ise. eee more & Wi = ie "8 ) LZ] INCOLN HAD AN OFFICE IN THE SPRINCFIELD STATE HOUSE REMINIS€E ABOUT OLO TIMES IN SANGAMON COUNTY; SOME PAMPHLET. AND THEY WOULO DEPART SMILING. HIS NEW nied ee ee J IDE-AWAKE CLUBS OF YOUNC REPUBLICANS WERE FORMED DURING THE CAMPAIGN. HERE HE KEPT A WATCHFUL EYE ON CAME WITH CiFTS—ONE WOMAN WITH A PAIR OF SOCKS SHE SECRETARY. JOHN G. NICOLAY, CAVE OUT HUNDREDS OF COPIES a. Cite The | ALL OVER THE NORTH TO CELEBRATE LINCOLN’S NOMINATION THE GROWING MOVEMENT TOWARD SECESSION IN THE SOUTH. HAD KNITTEO FROM YARN SHE HAD SPUN; SOME ON MATTERS OF OF A LETTER LINCOLN WROTE EXPLAINING THAT HE COULD NOT ts usually the » | wrounds AND TO WORK FOR HIS ELECTION. NICHTLY THROUCHOUT THE AND THE COMPLICATED POLITICAL SITUATION IN THE NORTH. NATIONAL IMPORTANCE. HE TALKED TO THEM ALL AND SENT ENLA “CE ON THE VIEWS HE HAD EXPRESGED SEFORE HIS of the theft insuranc 48 i€sS, it would CAMPAIGN THEY MARCHED WW TORCHLIGHT PROCESSIONS. © McClure Newspaper Syndicate THEM AWAY WELL IMPRESSED. NOMIDATION. car's decreased vaiue re-| would depend upon h circum- ‘ "a - ' - sin a decreased amount of; stances, whether the sult was con- & insurance. itested or not. H — - ———— - — x T + nY rir 7 , , MSCAL QUESTIONS LLA CINDERS—By BILL CONSELMAN AND CHARLIE PLUMB (@® Cinders will oP Pees oe oe ence oom Health ond sanitation questions of public interest only will be com |; | E C y in colors in next Sunday's Post-Dispatc =e , : Diagnosis or treatment of individual casés will n¢« e given. - | palm of your hand -flat upon the oe 1 ap! : IGNORANT ‘ — " ’ pe Pst exXpan-) floor without ever bendin th J0E.— tele wtendtieer ~ gg y ee ee eee ac wet Ais from "the : 2 . ‘ sg ‘e : seed with teeth soateuns "6 ; a : right to give the phys iclan come : kneés. Never forget to breathe reg. (eemadmaking é the bust. Mvantage to the health oi ciceaud 9 ~ ” agate Berns were ” , t . eee Oe pew » ae + led 7d Minds a OTR Se Die eee RE eee oe ea ee 2 ee oo Peete ety He 9 pame # ae : ‘i , * te" - > morte Me ‘ ie ty 7 Bins 4 - ” ‘ . ay mp in the/ the head, inhaling as you bring the | evigorate |4rms up and exhaling as you bend @ sing the | the body from the Waist. At first cheeks to it will be very hard to touch the ei the whole/ floor with the tips of- the fingey But this! without allowing the knees to bend q fhe lation ex- | but with regularity of this exer. | , until the | cise you will soon find that you ara al wom- supple enough to lay the whole — —_— divorce - ee ees att: ee 2 - = nae = eg ee, SOO EE ET te eae RICHES AND REVENG TOGETHER! 1M SO CLE iT SOMETIMES : IM NO JUDGE Hat PRINCE oF OF MAPS EXCEPT SKUNKS, ,O.WATTERS plete information. (2) Such cases " . . ~ ~ 7 as yours are often due to menta ularly and eystematically a the tape, f Meally while S.—T bssitile and | With your) apparently | s- the lungs —————EeE——EEEEe Guaranteed pure imported you dre performing these exercises, Bau - ‘Orr ar S io corre rT. hair Mae Raabe bi; ante , reqienig iT our het e t,t]? ad rut the very night: . . * Pr Jai and physical defects. but are t" All} tre o FEMININE ONES, BUT NEEK, SCARED POOR LITTLE BLACKIE INTO GIVING UP THRE MAP OF THE RADIUM ~-CAVE THAT ELLA WAS FRIGHTENS ME! Now FOR A LOOK AT TRE MAP} a oF ae ere en ne PS Lerten 5 wemabooney ° “ LY ee one, ** IT LOOKS LIKE RADIUM TO ME. GET READY, NEW YORK~IM , Phe ED OER Hy nn — 5 WORSE ee ee, ee ee Ce eae Ontract. .| rs) : = elow what. ' | ; ve we ay dngl thet 1) ers bli | “ ae ie 2 oy Ire ogee 6 ‘s fad “ = n% eel WY S ones , ' . = 3 ‘ ' ii; & eee’ Leni Lica tif’ ii 4 bth / /, > - : Biicoho!. 2° un of starch, 11 an: sk their advice befor oo ‘ a iam | . a powdered orris root ance nj ting tc xD ‘} ime r PANAMINT PERKINS, S taken | | chm essen f violets hink it ts net Buitadie, ’ A PROSPECTOR — ollows: makes the most delicious ses a NEN RRA ee anne cannranaiaes 2 —e —— I TANS SIRI - nome ete ; ow ¢ LIMON + eac" | gmayonnaise and French. I SET 2 pete le time, | 8 Be : a. dressing BURIAL PERMITS. Ste Remgn, 44. 3129 Faster e Reed. 40. 3515 _ Eastor Cin re, oe tne TAKING TO NEW WORK FOR eo oe 0 RIO rene! ng Caneel OF : : ek 4 thie ‘arms, PUring 1926 the Post-Dispatch — “| printed 6654 Classified Instruction you. wil] “Wants” Saale 2151 ame thee the may make nearest competitor and 3573 more T Births Recordea = * ning newspapers combine. #\ Burial Permits > : a taentateneetinenemeeieenadhtibenetneliee tienteasaeeme ee ———ao~ % ® MARRIAGE LICENSES. > rw sone Eve.yn Orr Oe corners een eree re ee 1 tit eater Penney! vania. z ° 3 “ SE PT, OO INARI OO vr Meson RE eee aN / UNSTRUNG PEARLS, WOMEN, WOMEN. ; , 8 + se ‘ o - N. | - ‘ af 1¢ f . , rn. : ° p 8 a soe N. Means, 32, 3407A Walnut, | t , eee Dickson |. 3552 Marke: | wi oF terkins 25 130% Arsenal. | , ire helps 2 aes earns | W. 7. Jiarcian 3. 1000 heme, . oe anit . Ewuige Roberson 192 8 9) n Conr 4 oP ) ‘ os “ itil ™ iy LF I 47, ’ ’ Pin. 8 Byes BF eet Pierce, San Francisco | Keelung, March 31, tesolute, |New York. in, S417TA Wyoming. | Venice, Ma 115 Oulde” | Alexandria for | Cherbourg. March ~ rch 1, Sarnaria, New York. | $1, George | LODE LG ALE ct Nt bE tte Nee Taylor, 2112 Maury. age ie lle anger, 1340 N. Kingshigh- Washington, New York. Sailed. Southampton, March 31, Lan- JOE JINKS—By VIC FE ¢ et 'eastria,. for New York. Southampton, rome 4 oe Nieuw | . esate Wy ) 7 Just HEARD ANYTHING FROM eS Pee | Uf x's Got ME GoEssING! wie — Gf joe Yer 2? WHAT b' YOU IT'S NOT LIME THEM | “They aLways Tete ME WHERE “THEY RE GOING EVEN By 1e THEY ONLY GO FOR A DAY, AND MY Boge DEAR . THEY'VE BEEN GONG FOUR WHOLE DAYS! 7-H» “ty DIDN'T TAKE MY wiFe SAYS SHE THINKS THEY WENT To AFRICA- rr'S FUNNY, I OC AS AONE He ty i LiwWeE JOE WD DUCK OUT WITHOUT ANY WARNING — TT >, ~ MIGHTY QUECR - New York, March 81, American | f . fx THouGHT HE'D DROP IN SsyuProse HE'S DONE Fl riesant. | Banker, London; President Harri- | : lorias ‘son. San Francisco; Montroyal. HERE FOR A GAME. — DO aro etna kL Antwerp: United States, Copenha- 4) Yo! suPPOSsSe SUMPN'S ma #4 EN “e * ? gen O WORD HAS $ ‘, HAPP ED Em : Market. St. Joseph Drizzling: roads FROM JOE AND muddy. ne Joplin—Cloudy; roads good. BLANCHE —- Jefferson City — Cloudy after NOBODY KNOWS rain: roads muddy. aid WHAT'S BECOME _. ' Columbia—Cloudy; roads muddy. Moberly—Cloudy; roads muddy | OF "THEM -THEIR Sedalia — Cloudy; dirt roads) DISAPPEARANCE “muddy. IS THE ON& | Hannibal — Cloudy, after heavy) TePic oF 'rain: roads muddy. Kansas City — Cloudy, after | [heavy rain; roads muddy. 4. | Poplar Blaff—Clear; roads Lae ee | +Springfield—Cioudy; roaas wet. | anne eo" _ Cape Girardeau — Clear, windy; | roads good. i . aad _ ?Tiatopher 1 , cAllister B25 Meveland OM» B Eecke tt | uncCers 49484 Cook. es. 6020 & Broadway herrer 4686 Primm. Raeliche: TRIO ‘saacow. a sania -* be ar : _ VORING EXTRACT Co, . | ¢ ePgar 4°" Goethe 7. Ambhueh! “hirae- 1} Witiameon 4°44 Delmar. 2508 Casa. . « ox ‘. ; pa <a Converse«rion! er tt 7"), . TI9° Maund % 1312 Benton.

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WES SSAA * \S —_ q Sree ° Fo ~ a ws ite Se en - ae bs _ eter a ~ tu NOON Rete sa ng tm eae ita now ; Loe eer wre ay oe teenie ~ J ™ JOST GOISG OBNER “TO KEEP OA! W ; ER ME ABour {7 Ye pais TELEPHOAIG BILLS - TALKIASG TO Hiss HEAD 15 Your, BRASS “MEW GIRL ? é THaT FRATERNITY PIN! You MUST [Zs 7 | ACCORDING TO THE FORGET MY WITH MIRTH I AEARLY “~ Avon * a » a “~ Mew tee y : . bm WR ee eee es kot ae " ~— * on a *\% : ae tne Sivek teed omen, me yy ~ elie teen ean TE Tle gy, . > u 2 : 4 v i ~s S oe en = - ty Prigte © _— Sntetndia ee ne nn we Ste 7 aw a ee ED ee Se Oe oy = “ae awe SY, eeangnggee eam Feo or (tT MAKES ME WISH SSS ( Gears, - YE Goos, what /yeee, ree ) a ) == (MTT, LT Just HEARD) | , I WAS SINGLE AGAINS \ ; INSIPID MAP. ES | a °° 7 CONGRATULATE ANS INSIP A = | MATCH You ° /. Salary Increase Provisions THAT GUS Geeven (/ SAP 1S =: FA SIMP AS Homely ComMPARED Tod = AND MISS SCHULTZ |/ NOT OnLy |] | | ™ THE New MPAR = = AS GEEVER CouLD /_ ae | HIMA FLEA TS FS on: | oge j——=WCERE MARRIED BRAINTESS CoP MISS SCAHULTSZ [-- Tes dakesadaall bs apices / an wreccectuar )* T and Modified Home Rule : = {=lns Motter : a atters Likely to “2 : Die on Calendar. : - Sie ~~. = a *, 7 ree hatin tein 2 oe GETTING A ME OF A BEAUTY Like 7. CALE * - fot adi yguattionadedapin nap) ZIEGFELD'S CHORUS: 8 mee we ————— ee me ~ . > = -s : ae ores 1, > - : a i . ele - . KRAZ AT— cS Le ei | ipa : - i | By CURTIS A. BETTS, R : K By HERRIMAN ‘ | Ps, \ sree “ : . AS F /¥ ‘~ | A Staff Correspondent of the Post- yet SE: ; RE, w/ 3 . Dispatch. ; YES SIR gre 7 Ds: the 3 : - \ ' % JEFFERSON CITY, April 2.— IT F ee aA RS a; E) 2. ed i Fee ce . . Af , with Senator Casey of Kansas City } 7 iS == mat . 7 ; ‘ 2 | a nnn ttn , j una :. —+\ ae a > ‘'SitP \ ; . . N PF Aue conducting a filibuster againet the ‘FULA > | HE. Louis police pension bill to pre- \ vent the Senate from reaching sev- et * : a. mo A Ai ty ce Ss .- ata —_e % - Xe ts eh ae ~ . . Se oO ME, A Re ns ee i eral bills to which he ts opp ved, “Ty " and with the Legislature scheduled Sa | wine ) e St. Louis {YU WAM (Aa Lt ' to quit work tonight, the St La ; “s a eo - : ee st rapid transit bill. proposing inde.- Hg \ (\ 7 Ah eae { a a . . — , ; : | \ ‘terminate franchises for corp ra- PPE PPreP eS Ne ee tas ae OSS ara ee we PAY tas % STAY tae tions and a number of other. bills, SS including the usual group of mecas- - ) : 4 ures to increase salaries of St. “i Louis office holders, have little op- portunity of passage. me i cen = A TQ » ee = 4 - Oe a i ae > wr -- _ — = on weia% Setae . . 7 ee a . a, TTY | . 4 in a a > zy —— er ae eee —— : ieee ees : iH “(TAKE OS HOME- 1m] #4 fee which the Senate and House faliee {TO THINK IT LU Pfsigates Patsy PEt ctienn oe a Ree ; ict! ihered to} . | TAKE A COUPLE “Eom a] Po BAP ad TIRED OF DRIVING ge se BE 1EVED HE HAD MISSED THE LAST TRAIN AND GAVE ee Ssree. FF Mtrictly acner fon A IG EULLA GZ GLP oe LEE | OF DAYS TO LEARN Hn Rise cued FT A ROUND AN'NOT [Ke -#@ this resolution means that prompt- JU eh = LA, ’ a i 4. xO) ft 2a KRIONAIN WWH ACT F eames Sc ONSTRATION OF A PERFECT PRIhL Foo}, i ly at 6 the business on general leg- AABREIC hf | ty THIS JAPANESE peed i Brrr : Tl ERE LOOKIN: AT! : A DEM APR Ei itetion will stop and everythine - , “ao y : $3 ope ides. at i eae 7 | o : AWEIL iy al ag hae mrt EMRE Ah : — fea 3 remaining on the calendar will BLOOLEY’: egies we i ' ’ ’ : ; i} i 4) F Tee «CWand:.red far from his svbfect. He’ ey 21d he was prepared to hold the : floor: until adjourt.ment if neces- , ia » -y'to prevent the bill from com- | ing to a vote. He finally was in- > ——— SS —. . ; | “a 3 d.ced io yield for the considera- | | SAY- THAT CUY og tn: if gy Pegs ALE WEE fe ae ii ait ohn 2 ) es : tion of several measures to which |}; YOU GAVE US TO wt AN STOP AT betas sii itis ita f , , | : +s '.ere was no opposition, but he! || ORIVE THAT CAR Ac] (RE THE eRoT PAG iiieen tt ‘sitha lo come tai .| we — and can he called up at any . a est MR aE a Re di gh ae et | oe ee Oe ther: ts a danger of reachin E AT MEANS -| fii] [fot Vous = : : my Ns) whieh Casey i opposed. — REWERY - eer a 7 | A [me As chairman of the Judiciary ie a eRe ‘coeres > - = i | Committee, he Opposed the rapid er . - = = = Wee «‘Fansit bill to enable St. Louis ana pr ether citles to provide a system of e nboy *h and in the opinion of °° eee a ot Me: FR em we ee ae ~~ ~ «Shp. Mera, a ; . rtru-S-eeee eal eae ae eee ioe ee - Ms - ~~ ww = v ae - se «- « . - ote — . ~- - ete \ iti eo - ane ciety. ~ ~ ~ . — er an Aneddtie oe ee ; ON OT Oe me - oer % * AOL te OO eS en SIP aS PS ens ue oe ee | ™Any that is the measure agalnst | » Which the filibuster really is d!- rected. To relieve the situation and make / Possible the consideration of bills in “Which there was no opposition Senator Painter. Democratic floor leader. interrupted Casey last night FWith a motion, that seven bills, al! plecal and applicable only to 3! | Louis. be made a special order for | 11:30 this morning. He placed the | Police pension iegislation at the | head of the lst, the othere on tt oe ‘ Het oe | Mae _ being Salary increases for Circult | : a : eae ve : a — _ : —==— a Bo torney Sidener’s assistants. 'n- ’ ses for Prosecuting Attorney HERE’S AN EASY ONE—By BRIGGS Ste Oa Pi p Beedle bills to provide modified E | .°rm of home rule for St. Louts Se —~ ne a : -% abolish: ’ ‘ ; | ues fee ue REE , fer p ‘Ng the power of the Boar a ~ a / _ 3 . Olice re? rj he Me faces men. | AND NOT A (eee | Give uP! (eros tv ), | lg GA Pico department appronriation ‘TerS- SEVEN MEn . ) >UR Se so oe | uy. Tee || aed je - — Pension BIN Special Order. | SINGLE ONE FIGURE . — WAS A Yio ) With the police pension [bill QTANDING YNDER | / GETS W/E T. i tee \ “ ¥ ' y, | GREAT BIG |) ANSWER eile ae 1T 4 B the head of list and due for first \ a f | ; : COnsiderat; f ta’ — : e UP | | aa 3 on under the specia \ ONE UMBRELL 7 o¢ UMBREL y ) &lV | a Border, Casey if he has not been In Sa tin la i 7 es on | z “a ee / 3 : peeed to abandon his filfbuster, can YUH | —_ | ed "4 4 , Tae fk ontit adjournment and prevent is : ) : jy | “Gee S"Y of the other bills from being o* . , L- “3 . taken as J an 7 } / 7 UD. There was one and one | , : F -(2'f hours for business this morn. ; . 7 a | 8 before the time set for the spe. Plat order. Dir | Ds 1 ~* ore an Se sea —- . — = i bata 7 9 he marianne 3s nace ion t % ,. bod ‘ ar a .\ oan Spy ee > ar ws. J —Ae > ae poet ae = + . a LW - fe : ~ cists aes SS ee pee — Dy x $n EAR =. the Oe oy ae % ~ » AE I, he hew . y fen’ . - Me ‘ oute > oa ae, aiden ~ YI 2 . sii ana en ohare , ty, te “ $ ° ye = om i Seca nee ; coe toner ee 68 nee +a Spe Sinemet ae i, ; 7 * vs mor OE EE wrens pe - ‘ - Fry Xe : " ; s AS Scere a a oh i x = . tei me a z ane rn " Rn ae ten cae Ce an ne ee coe st Tt i ge ae, Pa eae OF eee» Z MMR LSE = oy TT ge T TA ee eee et “ ae St bdo ee ae 5 rN aH ropwap te bo a v ib y" = s00ii HUH, ii i RUrere vay ss is Thingy ml AM LUT ') Uf i ugh the air to the nara: dle Los Angeles as a result i "@w apparatue shortiy to be —tlled tn the ship. Tests of the ®Ppparatus have been in prog- the last few days and are said "AVS proved entirely successful. BDlete maps are sent in 25 min- |} * from Washington radio sta | | i vn) ( ~~ if iy ’ Ri us Ui jin | tl » Wi LLLUR ‘ ti | ft prycmEENe ty MOT *ORDESE REBELS Tepe toTes sd > . : eee? +4 tt} fant Fete} * os P * ot oe’ nit PERT TA ieb tater rpeyanss