St. Louis Post-Dispatch
April 2, 1927
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COMIC PAGE FRIDAY. x . , salle Fil Need a Housegirl? | | a Call MAin One, One—Onc, One | = % —Ask for Betty , Tie Post-D spatch is Read in FAR MORE St Louis The Only Evening Newspaper in St. Louis Withthe Associated Press News Service i Homes Than wANY OTHER Newspaper, Daily and Sunday. { : fio 79. NO 207. ST. LOUIS, SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL 2, 1927—18 PAGES. ae Pe 2 PEGSATIONFOR MEXICAN BANDITS MURDER. RIVERS SWOLLEN KELIOGS ANSNERS MORE BRITISH TROOPS LUNs BLOCKED AMERICAN HELD FOR RANSOM! Tp F10QD STAGE SHANGHAI CRIICS. $= ORDERED TO SHANGHAI ‘Body of Edgar M. Wilkins, Kidnaped at iz G S yn ng oe ; | | Near City. | i i | ) | , ) | here Accident to Henry Ford Occurred { | : | DA ) 3 ' : POOP LA BOUL AOS EAE LO Al Rte helt LORS LBL SIF F. as = : ; “ Cs ad } Pei - Now, A MAD ISA \ i sin peadunanieek Minis sinkin jell inns acd ) 7 AIL CA THE FIRSTOF APRIL G FF MEXICO CITY, Aesl 2diieet ae Guae Gee pose og ‘Mississippi Rises 4, Feet Says American Government “G7 ’ .Y Vy , bast ood LOILL YOM PF OUT - P * ; ‘ se , a | _— : Pd. I a ity, Uv (, 2 ; 2) 8) MARRIES A Sireu sg | 3. ilkins the Amercan kid-' ev er, escaped. = in 24 Hours and Will Be ‘Ts Taking Necessary rs ; wh é ISTER | : | — ‘paped near Guadalajara Sunday,; ‘“‘tiKins, who was 55 years old, | ed / id DAS OA) APRIL FIRST HE 1 : : ee (had been a resident of Mexico for ood t Ste x TARTS THE CERENCAY ‘4 Casey, Opposing Rapid | ¥4s killed by his captors 24 hours) ...75 and his wife was a Mexican Above FI S sail by a” - rent To THE GROOM AAID f : ° ‘later, it is learned. He had been kidnaped twice he-| Be ; at ia Aaa oe ai Cae, © A, Page & AS YOO “TARE A&A Joke ?” ane = Transit Act, Seizes on The slayers made no attempt/fore, but was released aires, | Monday. Nationals a: China mis 2% + ee Vi” AS a , Pi Pele ; ito hide the evidence of f¢heir _— | . | r 4, Wine). AN aedlee s a | Ca” . ‘ : nsion Measure .- 1e, d the bod found,| CU. S. Ambassador Directed to | F Police Pe pra ee Make Urgent Representations. MERAMEC SPREADS NO ORDER ISSUED ? id U Bills tying on El Colli Hill, near Santa | — posh . aan . * (AN Cc lat lS j | oy tne ssociated Pr . “4 sn See Milgnre Pe tele eal —~P Ana Acatlan. | The discovery was) *” wy SHINGTON. Apri) 2.—in-| OVER THE LOWLANDS. TO LEAVE SHANGHAI) ff" =" made by an employe of. the Cha-'! : ; hee ; jG -” | +; | structions to Ambassador Sheffield | ! : : 4 Dood, ra London Goverameit Pre- ar a full —— net meiegree! Co., of which Wil-| . esa ei list colors every Sanday inthe Poet Disp LEGISLATURE PLANS ~ ns ror chet sisneer | |t0,"uut.2 Goccrnment ster ts Clubhouses Are Inundated | American Officials “Co-op- | Fille ME) fers Joint Action With — Legg) Se Win ay Asvesear iniae By CURTIS A. BETTS, seral troops were seeking’ them | Uwyre om Agate ihe oe dur-| Black and Osage Rivers, and lesser | [patch to China was being carried| [TT was down this 15-foot embankment, at the River Rouge bridge | Note Is Understood Also to jure | o ~~ 1Out today by the Government. near Detroit, between the two trees in the foreground, that motor . Demand Punishment of A Staff Correspondent of the Post- jeu ap oS tly convinced that the |ins was killed by the bandits ' ransom ‘ f lin ¢ encounte with Federal]; streains. The Mississippi's stage at Dispatch. rans uld not be fort hcoming, |ing an enco ' “ Bp! B Orders for concentration of wide-|™agnate’s car plunged after being sideswiped by another speeding ~ spar . . , — * i ivi > hh = f ae ror > Th av ri oS 1 ree. ~ ’ ; 'e "red, would Dring he water to the !e : . | eral bills to | ay rHE TEMPE RATURES | ORE, Ber | | protect American lives tn China. { } | | By the Associated Press. ; “a and wit the | ’ OE} slature arreqdt if u ae) oe : , a Pp ; n+ ; Asil Od A a | As a Wou qa ia ~ i W hile the assem bling of 2 anothe r LON DON, April 2.—~The British - Tr... - ; os ry d . = —t -— «F f .* ‘ a o , 7 e oul "% Nae Gay i | @ Siaze of 49 fees . Bere 0 damage lregimen ’ of marines was represent- Government, it was officially an- sapid transit — | ; : B , ’ ABE: , - | prope! ts materiaiiyv. led a8 oni A prec aut ionary step nounced today, has decided to send } 2 “ ree ee an +4 there e! ig t} hz — ‘ ; : te aa De... Man; in me were suggestiong that dis , reinforcements to Shangha!l, con- feanrhices , rs inundations of tne: fo ; afin | . i, f TT, ale f Sermina francnises por: ree ’ reports had reached the} NO More Bulletins Will be rie Helped Woodrow Wilson RVs 7 — 5 . " ; : ; mber of other bil! re a es ee ee. issOuri River and other streams inj... a ts , ‘ , | : i f 2 ' tions and a nm umbeé of 0 fe geek sects raay ugh. 60 (6:30 4. m.j: to , s ; al about conditions tn North-| Issued Unless ; Con idition (Grows | (;et (C,szubernatorial Nomina- sisting of a brigade of infantry including the usual group 90° Meas : etn Office 10S Sle nave been reported fern C W ors Cn ote "> ' , ‘ , , ™ and auxillary units, about 4/05 if R lh ti i” ae — ffictal forecast housan: acrés of bottom : yom official confirmation of orsé, oays Docto: ' tion, Then Became His Foe. men. ures to increase hep | for St. Louis and i il aca) Meas ; NR! | ) nis anc a ' ; ‘a , office holders. have iittie op- ° 4 I aiong he Meramec River. hes o . “a Sef ‘ » awn iatis © AN AYE-LASH vicinity: FEair to- ne ‘ nN steeivill \]0., near its A Ce aes : gta oe oe ig oa Action by Great Britain against . »WESs OE i “U., Car tS SOurce, | velieved to have told of the pos- 6 Associated Press | NEWARK, N.. J. Adeld 3 the Cantonese in China for out- portunity of passage. niche at : . Sat aie izgnt an omor- tm tte saa sce ; Py Through the adoption of 46 ! ‘ P id & ls 1921 jt its confluence with the Missis- | sible spread of danger to Ameri- . 4 row: rising - resi ent ance a ’ “See o1 ; , = () j eit De enry Fe ; . , rising tem ippi River, south of St. Louis. are|cans now in cities wel! within the Aint a cam sctlaale pee» Wee James Smith Jr. former, United |*@ses against British subjects in ee, eee one nena ee tat 3 perature tal mi - > : Band - h , le ° . U rie an | V at | in f ' “4 ir . . ’ on is Phhe kin 4 norir Al "8 i - € o'clock this evening as ¢t . to quit worl tonight. tne st. . anne ewe! bili. proposing I~newmDwaAp wD > —s today and! ny the American Minister only revent the bill) trom com- | ; .. pan the Sens — , ; . i’ the ext- | ee | rou aed me gen: vpn nee i. tel oo ed eye tewrard + Fene. there is a change for the worse in Beginning work as ° srocery ST TRAIN AND GAVE me to agree. If stric y Baneree 60) 5 | trem northwest : rous 'd by water and inaccessible | Kellogg's Statement. his setae. an more medica) |clerk., he became president of «| political circles. » this resolution n oe en ere Tae. portion tonight. By he Associated Frees a ae damage has been re | Secretary Kellogg's forma! state- ae se i a RD gw nied bank, owner of two newsvapers. A strong preference for joint - APRIL Foo}, a lr at § the business on ners] le £ | Mnole: Fair In WASHINGTON, April 2.—P! é' Portas te we ay ah e fiood. u’*- | ment follows: | . This lenae a ' viet statemet t thie and a member of the United Stat-e action seems to prevail in the cab!- = islation will stop and everything! | ji ioe ‘diet! por- |dent Coolidge has revoked the) dete gh idenin ne ord: pie | “The United States Govern- |. - “et Di a r afeCiur. Senate, and he helped engineer the | net, and this position, it was stated, Bremaining on th calenda: ill | / tion, mosiiy)| Harding executive order of May 51. ogra: oor ream in er at Dyre= |) ment is taking necessary steps to poeeougtind hae aye mac = our wreet nomination of Woodrow Wilsun for aimee not be abandoned. unitess «o- gloudy ‘in’ the{ 1923. under which Albert B Fall.| sssttential anetinnsl aL erent he even ne OreneNNN Oe tees oa 1s been attend, |Governor of New Jérsey, which | operation should prove im pousi bie sie ; erior Secrecars made - } sidentia! sections. Somae ; . - 4 re DOSPlias here. woo hag been al -AG.4 — “$e a ‘HOF “Portion to- rt ee tor + emer ners abe planni | Atmortears tre hae Evacuation Ting the tnfmred manufacturer.. pe) ev eMiina tly led to the presidéney. “gttainment. ~ night and tomor-/ 'eases of nava! oi! reserves which ve their furr seal pa » a, Of Americans had been advised 'was the only word that has coree Thg %reak with Wilson came British Demands snape . ithe | , “OW: tj Z nt} y | nas led to both crimina! iv] | “iis ale - j ‘Urn shnings | a : LOPS hess "Ford antate ai when Smith. aspiring to re-election ¢ or aegis uick cleaning | warmer tomor- | actions in the courts. ‘taoeien ; from segions where this Gov- 0 4 os Penney ow hee Ford vataatied to the Senate, found Wilson sup- A note to the Cantonese author: finished »usiness. which- | . adie | The Harding order ety additional ri of four feet! ernment cenno. accord such pro- ve gee hospital op wreline has | porting James Martine, who was /tties stating the British demands ever may be dictated by condition: Sunset. 6:%5: unri | ,; repeatedly as iliega during th Pe Se ee he stuge i¢! tection peo neiiade: to jie flat on hie | elected. was approved by the cabinet res- arising during the day. aur) €49 trial of E. L. Doheny. the California | ee am ' rx. is predicted “United Stafes nava! and ma- has \ sas yon ‘litate speedy recovery Martine had received the indorse.- terday It i¢ understood the note Filibuster Apparentiy a Rose “ae Of the ssiss i. eet ji magnat whose lease of the Elk | > | : ~— ireau. At Vatlev rine forces have been supplied ug ace ‘ attiae yo rim . ment of the Democratic party at an " vote ne : “bath a a tc amactac : er amgye near ark that stage will carry the! to ¢ OS Gate . Ford is maxing & horma\) ; demands reparations for the vic- d last night Senator Casey start- a rise of 4.6 lliis reserve was ey See Bee te Rages ; (O tne exten considered neces- and in the event his con- ine preferential primary. The ped his filibuster, which ostensibly! Arkansas: Tonigh ‘ir warmer ini preme Court and it has been a | net _ _- nun ay aioner sarv bv 4A dmira! Williams | ry hanges for the worse the Smith forces refused to abide hy tims of the Nanking outrages. or f ig against the police pension bi! northwest: probably fre in north-/ focal point in civil suits arising out !° ey si ns oe ne % | the v" “There has been no order is- | __ lie wil} be informed.’ Dr Me- ‘the primary decision and Gov !their families; punishment of the | However, the measure applies oniy | east: tomorrow fair, warme: f th leases Pages i ePgnige 5 ome os : un; sued for evacuation of Shanghai. j4). aig /Wilson, after vainiy seeking tO| perpetrators. and apologies to the (to St. Louis and he could have 10) Next Week's Weather Outlook. | ‘resident Coolidge rder reads, rte Ps Rp vehi: ee ne stheg i. ‘American diplomatic and. | ‘Accident Theors Accepted. have Smith withdraw, threw his|Governments whose consulates > direct interest in it. He talked; CHICAGO, April 2 ‘eather | xecutive order ; MOBY 4 ot wicks ke Resa este os military representatives in China | ounty Prosecutor Robert M.|SuUpport to Martine. The Gov-lwere looted and whese officials Paimlessiy for nearly two hours and| outlook for the week beginning} 31. 1921, committing to the Seere-| 4001. ety. | Was 6 bie ce o-operating fully with other |... today accepted the report of | ©rnor’s influence prevailed with th@ | were attacked. S wand: red far from his s1 biect. He Monday: He “Miss!ssipp! and tar 1 nterio: >, adminis- — - paper, pt 7 : # t . ni - ¥ a representatives v hen Ford organization investigators that | Legisiature and Martine was chosen Much depends upon the wished mid he was prepared to hold the! Lower Missouri Vallevs and: the/ tration and conservation of al) oil/o 0) ..., Rie Pyne | faced wits a@ joint problem such | : te of indicated Ford | >enator. of the United States and Jape, adjourment if neces-| Northern and Central Great Plains) and gas bearing lands in naval pe-lit would fill the benenonen pe | a8 Prctection of the lives and joi, » an accident and not, That action of Gov. Wilson. | guggestions have come from botf : reserves Nos . a } nee ; = a 8 | ase " |} property of their nationals : allan nd abandoned his idea | ™ h was termed one of onrar*. capitals which might be incor. He finally was in-| periods. especially in nort! r-fifornia. and naval petroleum re-i.,.i,.. , | i oa ee _ Phat see i, a Statement : separate official investigation jtude by suportere of Bemstor! porgteg in the British plan of ac- for the considera-/| tions: moderate temperatures fo!-| serv °°: 3 in Wyoming a: naval seishiaaiaaar Bes ) : eo liatto rt Secretarys statement was)” pate a ’ request for ; Smiiti marked the parting of the ton. ami ion Koad Flooded. prompied by criticism circulated | a 1 36 Bennett. | 498 ~Detween the two men / The fixing of responsibility for 4 tion f evera!l me ire , rhich | , / hnats regery if ("oior: in i “YT . - f ‘ inn | ee ee SO Wuien | towed 0; Eso 'oday the Meramec Station road amone i CANS @ shanghal and ae Harry After that Senator Smith ‘ost no ladies ieteanes nief of the Ford investigators. taid | attacke on individuals by the Can. inity t« attack him th-oueh ] Be ‘ere was "> OpDDOSI*10On iu? a Be baeL >} I > ) I . 7. , ’ - et f! i oe MAYOR WALKER INVITED T0 si. aw 1 Of the river channel. opposite charging a {ack ‘irmness in 3 pris }Oopportun! j as the floor on police pensions actm O on anp ‘ | Valley Park. was flooded hi naets ; ng report before hin The tnvesti- | 5 newenasers. the Morning ates tonese troops will be left entire!s #4 . . “ ny - 4 : CA yta jy - 4 ’ oF rj ' 12 rigs w ! r ee : , ; ris | rs vs > , ' ; oOo. ; . ewhen it again is taken up. It ADDRESS MISSOURI DEMOCRATS >, 1920, and June va 1ere- ater from a small creck and traf a es aii ligation was gone about isore defi-/| — . tite Evenine Stas | the Nationalist government. on B . ; ’ r eles ines, 2 ‘a se AT} rt P| - J J iJ 4 ; . - . if] ; 4 "asa ‘ ; mands at the head of regular ca!- by revokec ic to the southwest and Antire road ; it ata aot: ’ initely than } could do it said Net enie fat tie Guenter te iwhich the Britieh place responsi- 3 x Bye ae : ; ; ; / . : +s J te ‘ ae © i ; j ’ r I1Hner ‘ es *s r) 12 ion j y ; { : ' : A; peg and can he called up at anv KANSAS CITY. Mo..- April — The (‘alifornia ? mn ae nned kin % o erie = Sica ee P mae ie Toms They had better access to! ,. ed Wilac te cles tee offs. ow ibility ‘or the evente at Nanking. . ‘ ; _ _— p -' ‘ ’ ' ats rmeserntfrment t) on rucrior gGguUuUCce iBT as ay e is Aar ? reaching ;: Senat Reed's friends have decid- ; . Slik 1ava! reserves | ad a ' ' nelinding th tate. , é f h‘ady tin r ; e- Mee ther: ts a danger of reaching |} Senator Reed's friends ha dec | stitu th e Elk ills | r inning close to the Mera- iced on Washinetes ennousemi* :! yn, including the state-/ 919 pur he exercised his infis &.., page fig seletaasaht comne hin : aa , n to ' “ ’ ‘ing Nanking. officials here empha- oF i, shi i ‘ : j ) nid + hm 3 ¥ tho | - . * } . ¥ : * ' ' me « . - Baa f : pills which Casey opposed. ec he should. eek the favor o! i _—- 4 ee Cee r wae tinder water at Vallev imenrs a ircwulated . Shanghat! himeeif, than | nee in the Democratic State con and they had every | vention to make Wilson head of| |eize that Great Britain's policy of ’ . . ¢ e In his campaign ‘or Governor | °°" iliation for China and recogni As chairman of the Judiciary | New York Democratic rgat izati s. 1 fT t Pome serve [Og a larry ark and Ceantor and the fiood tine ravi , ae the "hite Honse ‘ . C6 — " 3 4 > ; ; [ ¢ j t , , P ¢ Wilson’ denied any pledge or obi; |Uom of the legitimate aspirations . i¢¢ . > ‘ ‘ wail | ha — —_ 2 ’ . o © ‘Com mittee. he Opposed the rapid Yesterday afoot of going ia: it wae ‘ima J that hereafter ry other citles to provide a system of) Mavor of QO! an Invi'atl ad f Tentor The nee ' as freely as | Sshaii 7 " (mat Us Q 4 ne ' 5 ete ne ‘ mriad Yaliaod.e s reeiy : P psubways. and in the opinion of ;to speak to. yuri Vemocrats POLL OFFICIALS SENTENCED ( rete highwar ; rever. Wasiin -« se mar a! idequal and tnoroug gatior 5» Senator Smith a8 [oo of the Nationaliate ie uneltered | | When the Nanking affair te closed ; ij . '% i ‘ + +? os cu a o- . " . . . , vy > P +7 ; ’ PWansit bill to enable St. Louis an‘ unselor Varnes a +} fore e cou! Pr an ol: rave! section of Gra- sident Co views might — spi aa ag ' = " , . igs ‘ a rTi¢ r) ; , ! r ‘ ‘ ; Ort ot patronage or supPpo y that is the measure agains it nv | Jefferson day ocr © ‘hi . oul , res gorergihan ees guns ur Chicagoans Get Year Fach for) "+ _— | aiso | peen made kn nm 4 | Fo 2 aa : , ; % ling that it an acct. | it ig stated. Great Britain trtend« filibuster really is di- ; Lise € ut D Prnocrau JEL Orgor Fraud in Handling Ballot: 7 a Log ¥ a anpinez oi a to tJ ‘on ‘ a r) + om , 2 . “= 7 2 | Club of Missouri bere Apri " soe ciacekancae Maat cael eer ee thet my h ] , f oe é . furt} ~ n KIN FERDINAND'S CONDITION fo carry Out this polley to aa far 4 oe ee ee — apsecs } eat ef as the Nationalis's co-opers'e«. » Torelieve the situation and maks Mavo! "alk Ba ognizec we HIC ‘AGO. April 1.—Fou -), how: at Valle ‘ark Osage Hills. tin , bn ‘toe Chin merpiv (na ' +}: Bieta tee consideration of bills in| spokeaman of Al Gmith and Tam-|tion officials of the Nineteenth |and Fenton, bit material kamese (rmarine unite to be sent to China| soeeels REPORTED AS IMPROVING! sar Nationalists Fired on Ameri. ’ Benator Painter. Democratic floor!ieade: ave determined on c- | were sentenced to on ich inj eight to | Ford's Injury Arouses Great Inter- / Queen Mare ot Jugo-Slavia. | By the ségueis toa r A Ger. interrupted Casey last night iond choice’ campaign for Reedithe county isi! by County J igh railroad and highway bridges | unde and of Brigadier- est In Germany Daughter of Rumanian Huler, | WASHINGTON Apriit ? Afr — ee th = Seven es al'i anu are seeking the support of the! Jarecki vesterday om charges of |: alley Park and Fentor Bark |General &n edie, ati: ané ce ee eee ; Reaches His Bedside. iemphatic reiteration of the charge RT cre | Sah expnstnntion tu ths Rope tat | miscondeet in ManGling Maliote ot | water inundated (sh |Pet Choet SF lint) Maries Regtaent, ee On ee a oe oe ete Oe te ce 5 |e ae ee F 11:30 thi ornin a as ' err aa % ry nr : Se + ae ? yc ahageey cae " Ms aH ; abi: ee 6 ie a a - ess |! in T1500 jie en route in Sani. ident proved bs ia eatd - sie = ye . ‘Umania. Aorii @ | ry | : ih ent to a = 8 mornin g. ‘Be Srna th | «ther deadiock. the Missouria may) T} included a Democratic juds« girders of a Miss0UF! | niego where it will emberk on the Se GMS SSUES a positien ja! —At 4 o'clock this afternoon the) British. Japanese and America: i Ce pension tegisiation at thei be able to smash throug? with the} and clerk of election, and a Repub- | fic trestie, and Grand Glaize transport Henderso! rh ad4l- | Heeman ar - oln parab ? condition of King fFerdinard was Consulates, “knowing them to b m "2d Of the list, the others on ‘t | senator as a compromise candidats. lican judge and clerk of election Creek, between Osage Hille and /,ion0) force can ee sito” oes mrss seh Charlie | Teported as improving. euch.” during the Nanking ovt ° e arte "al} In el — Aide tas lies orci 6 tiaiatas ‘2 ' _— mas , oh ; ” a 4 ce” ‘erences —— “eee shame a le RR be pn de ithe sentrated at Ad-i char “Doue an: ~~” and the! A builetin tesned by the phys rages, Wags received by the State assistants. n | stream over a iarge section of bo, ’ , Ti HOt . cians says Department today from Consu! e a bes John K. Davis, who ie stl! et Nan ; oe ' og¢e ° . ? ° . cs mira Williame ] A full page comio in colors, by Brige ee eng Attorney Millionaire Fireman Weds Paris Mannequin | tom tance naa 0 bnebed tits : an secant. 8 | “The smetioration shown yester- ~~ | eltzer’s assistants, and the i , . , : ; 2 - : . .¢ 4 vhs rnty igre ie (@oout 9 j fn nhrer.- ‘ onsul Davis as ia reply ‘4 the pub ebelteh: ir the ‘ et R apa — e Vv : Mea! neo is i ¢ J Bh Die afi (He : — -- i aul , er ( ut ith mati 4 er > f ‘ate f > 7 at rig? ‘ a4 : the poseih ; , : r : “ - z nower o he SOa son ot¢a wealthy New Y ork Pr nen i ae strange chee: oY prem > and ,.iencoe i »UuTh ro eal ' ceit ication in Nanking of one by Pou Po ie mmr ° Fy as — ' — ” : ” . re 3 wile : , : > > t " fe : | a i= a ' aie 2 le a Ts at ; . e+ 74 , 7 sa o~ : ° “301 a eere se Nx te ant. refused to enter bis fathers young man wii! be a feature of the aid Hill road was fieoded, to tl : e Chi ; we RP sa ae ending physiciane ‘“ere' gene Chen. Cantonese Foreign Min. ti fj : : is 4 “ Bat sig thi ' . ae ; Lia — i ae aa ‘a we aii : * GO} 2 , ; > “ ' _ *i ii je . “eril¢ ’ Ri ii ‘7 ' aT) re) aie : " ee : ‘an : we department appropriation » locomotive onday Magasine of the Peat- st Antire road was und ates eae | ,|inelined to be optimistic deepite| ister. alleging that the attacks of s Pre co 18,4 %)' ri * . . Jost , . Rom 4 ss . . : : P " 4 . 4 wTMyarior [ [ : ae por H fimiitite ule : ; - : m nsion Bill Spec inl Order. 4 aT di - . - 7 - ; ‘ . ~ oy 2 ~ 7 : : rye 4s imliite of the King’s foreigners aft Natiking “were +} e Wirt ‘Ber | c } > " . 7 , ? tiie men tnsteac His w e te r = * ; . > Q ‘ ; , » = rie ‘ii 4 ’ =f ~ me CTS fary ; * a ‘ ¢ ' "a q : . pthe bh : + oedipal a ' | li d E P Tracking th Slaver |, and to the East A i? ae et a ine heine for al , , Wia@iagy nd his weakened cond!- work of eactionaries or ether by Fd ; . oa -_ q ‘ ® ; ‘ ie 9 ‘ io ’ il tl f f j 5ATIS ° rmi2ztry9 rTi- 4 Ot -% ' ' : ; . P r : a of list and due for firet | De ryeTe rom fFrison acRring . er of aN lige Was inunds ae C than Nationaliet troops é er ti ake . , + a 4% . ai + es aati : 7 ai ,; } a * -4 . . ¥ . : ‘* . 7 . i , ; ~ ; 7 ’ 2 — " " . ' - . 7 “ +i inde € epecia In Shoe Box Glenn Bar 1¢s i ing su ae eon Wy: ar a Be pa tt ba “NG be —_ va 4 Queen v hugo-Biavia. Fer. All three Consulates were delib "de ey ‘Ff ine tac oo + on ; . : a . P \7 ae , . rae ai 2 : ‘ os . - , Siny- q ‘ > 7 : " e : Taoced : 8 Ponies so4 eB aiay A C ' ‘petres:! : : ci a » dene il ee eS inand’s , laughter. arrived | erately looted. and although this 4 4 ca } erat ! ry ‘ ~ > . ; = Tod a? eat . lea’ r 'f) ,3iOTraco tryii ¢ ‘? ey ‘ ow ntarhnn ‘ _ = as . ?} ‘ ar . OF ; ‘ . : 7 ' ‘2 : P| , . J P phase “ " - = : . " ™ P tal epeetata s filibuster. can |{!] Charles Thompson, assistant supe! | one a ey come cot ' : . ig ene ae who Bucharest just before midnight ‘was known by Nationalist officers +7 a2dicurnmman: na . -_ 4 meen j — , , * m~, - ~~? man nN n un'recuet . 2 . 4 : ' ] : ‘ — ; ‘ " , . Stny “ Pre 2sCurnm a prever' intendent of the s ae actory ‘ Dodgy oT 2 bees e GC. > ente [ on ; ne © “ae t - he s'a'ion by mer | no effective measures were taken to +h 41) tr .o4 — ot > - nitentl Of >? oO} n € wal VON - ' che , , , ngton anu ifm correspon = sre vTather >: . ta ; ss oe oT @ ather hille om heitnc Leavenworth Federa Penitentia: section oO 91Ge at vaNn VO 2 ret £ E mothe (jeer larte and tmmed* a‘ford protection up to the time e* S UD. There was one and one was a kindlv man. honest and in: Tiere wae nothing to identify i when their craft cepsized and had Minister MacMurray at ~ Farce Smqueeerepoy cee “ately taken tc her father's bedside lene naval barrage to rescue the par ne houre fn- husineess this morn ' dustrious But when a smooth- other than the tmitiale “G OD B as ma here till ~ 1e: taal Agmira tiij@ms ‘lang na: xe &2 DOPU . ot) erook he! ut { him nm the hat, but a Denver newspape: |! | -+-),. P pee — ; Was said books uphold his methods as th i. | _ } tongued crook held out before him pape Tthem off in a rowboa They a ck : sp ie a | Standard O71 Ce.'s houses.” Dervis ee eT Pwhich there was no senieitoen imany. Apparently Precinct of the Forty-second |i was not ‘hreatened It wae within “ff foo 7 ¢*+ inne Ff thea er 0 e pOTS O 1e +150 es : adv is at Shang ELLIO AES REE te NE Nn CE Ce I Caee Re AER Nein tee ne I NR. me eine LA A TL ALLEL IS: AIO LN AC OTL AN LC LOTTE NCES OE ON ks eka eect Ri Aetit, tain town et > ar nove Mat y (,e% rriia’ | ty that had taken shelter in the hefore the ‘ime ae’ for the ep gertnan nique ry | Order ‘lt a rosv picture of ease and comfort. reporter solved the mystery, with |} pa?) and 4 ra Berr Whether it » Ngurec : Sees report said 4 ‘ _ -Ois Oli tort soa] Ne ar 11 eature oO - sec’ . (UU tru .€ 4a ‘ ‘s ; Gan 0) a ; ‘ia : j 5 t i : tach in County Prison It is proven that the outrutes ‘he A eer, at Pepe i rey - ; stat. sel - ee Porte n ‘ S&S wee rns ng © P _— ; a . next Sunday idee azine of the stcries Which Starts nex inday 1 miles an nour at the State Department. officia:t uM Hy ihe Aseeteted ene ExuRat N > fu Zz — ‘ rel he Magazine oO} the Post Dispatch : Th 2 Ke om Va , os | iif ed to Sh V }’ Hit. ADEL PHIA Apri! ? me | and eouild not " . J ‘et ' , TT ee ee ee : . | eibicste mre . - aii | | — | , ly ve been an accid ; mares thros raed i 0 sn gels St. Loussan [ rains to Be a Daredevil | a m. yesterday to 7 «a 2 Civilian Looters Executed Pive-incb Snow at tthaca, \. Y¥.| fhree regiatrare of the eight divi- out of hand of a few troupe . 4 @€ air to the nava . » Kare i . ; >» (“hinese so’ iers have vet een | . _- * ‘ te ngeies as a resuk ay | M K aid Bridge into the East River, a dis morning 22 feet. which was eight punished for the attacks Upon ‘'OTr- isang one-half inches of snow * | \sentenced yesterday by Judge Wii. killed by the barrage ee “natty. to. Se | arab temp opens hoe rs ‘d h sane of 135 feet How he embark feet above flood stage. The mark | eigners at Nanking. Consul Davitipere overnight. April enowstorms | tiem C. Ferguson tn Quarter Ses- information barrage, according “ Sin the ship. Tests of the ||! Eads bridges. « training w do hie bh d: r . d hisi,) at Pacific thie morning wae 18.6 said tn a report forwarded to (Mh siso were reported from other sec- | sions Court to one year each ip the rom @ Wisc eecetee have been in prog. | stufi im the movies He har an ed on his Grving career, anc hie range of disinferested seurces ii ° . — si - : na : 7 nd at! Navy Department today Ly Admiral | tions of the State Today was tic | county prison They were convict “e 6 above flood stage r ot h : Sund, ef | Steelvilie 14.1 feet, , illiams. tr mand of American , s+ se | ih 18 4 adi ° ! above fiood | Wililams. in comma c opening day of the brook trout ied March 1! on charges of pa ng 2 terces in Chin : : ; 4 = * 6 ‘vm * pereons were killed af eff thes stace. saere was a very slight fat: | 'orces if a sesfeon,. hu mow ot he Upeta’e he voeling tet etth 'S? samem in | must have been connected with «ne ae eet ie 38 ete | t- tch Sunday Ma azine at “"*eeivitie «ince vr terdas and the | The authorities at wanhte B streams | he clogged with sus cluding that of a Gead gnan ip the) Pos d £ | - —_———— F ; ae nd early‘catches were email primary election of «. 6. 1926. Ceontiseed ea Page t. Cotems & Washingt rad: t 7 ee Coatinued on ‘Page 2. Colems 6. ‘ ontinecd om Page 2. Cotems 4. neg Ca. co
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ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ____ _ a ie in Gg Ns LEM TTR ELEMENT Sapiro Tells His end on the Seid 1 i Pr Shan hai i POLICE DEFEATED! “dig wey FARLVAGREEMENT. ......JTO0PS.t0 Shanse! TOWNS = =e aoe -Pukow-Luncha! Railways, is 2. . Borget April ; : —* . ‘in, *g mae i ; ‘ i‘ h etrate | * ifr portance i . a : - - BY HOUSE 2 10 49 in. : — = = sie. = (IN WAGE wee lood by s th ifern that hal Chang Tso-lin. com. | innett When want Seexs | : | Ss : a i : ; ; ; , , _nAoe £ +h " ~ o* - arm te | — : . : , as ; ; : 1iis ’ at ‘ Ol ne NO! neryn 2 mies. Murder Su Arne] ar } weet , } onside! r be . d to defend 't nr 7] r tt] BES: 7 “ i . ‘ ‘ bs a3 ; fo} # + his , m "heb position Tj Rr the Aeanciat™ Preas. = *s . oe ae y t- - ~ . S t¢ i, , Sgr Tee yea Pr n sa al A a Nort! hina ari haif of the RPRORGER, Tex.. Apmi , Gee... Bill Receives 14 Votes Less &, Ph ; Miners’ President Describes , “are digging.in at ‘brought “law” a erie vm ing the “Downtowners,” Northern force GigEeing Rangers toGay Than Required Majority | Suspension as “Lockout” ... ; mar 3) AN Ie ired. | Hsuchowfu. ae this Pan H Il boom district | Coolidge. Butler red St ee es ee and Reconsideration of 7% | by Operators and Not a Chiane Asemnting supporters to Chm ar =a west of here, in pastioules = Ww ouse. His trip ig qua . 8 | ; Conte nd With Radical Flement. etek pate , = e Cher mob was reported bent on obtain. t > ‘ithin a menth eam Gets 60-Day Sentence. Strike. . » sy a gre 4 ete ; i+ ing three suspects heii in connect- i}. TT} rom coast to coast, + Me | :* Measure Is Not Likely. [oR 4 ? ; vi eas tienallet Fore inister, 3 HG sien Boor wt : ve. ; ie irmation of the reported dismissal statement pubushed i nfisneritfe. «| ~SséCdneclentally, the chau sc RAMED” BY “SNOBS,” POLITICS INJECTED By eR i ou ee ae ee, es | ts the recent disord Nan-|_ .—— See eee te tees oe ic Ree HIS FRIENDS SAY 2 - **he yf . & am = *-« as 4 P ~~ “ ~~ . rar a 4 ae ng Deputies nyo ional convention of 193% INTO THE PROPOSAL F £ - [ |mining shutdown in the contrat! *2 oT nsile tenders cides to him|ivries to tomignamn iam peeneenl ae pat Kenyon and A. tienal convertion C ae 4 adjacent ter | Gente! the report, but through au- | against che British and) Americ 12 officers were killed be- | obta: wtb Tall Testimony of Two Warring _ ~- : - eo ‘sz _* an - : .* ., . . , e as 2 : > > : 4 LAG i > - “ ’ e . - . ‘ - . . . a 4 - - - 4 e . Z 2 - : o » : s : . ST - Z : ~ aa : in that @ Govern- . _— . arch » & . - s > is > -_ - ~ «» me PAI: e, ae x --* * ~ t sg SN tig, oe re a> tie eo ~~ ie VO my Repetition of Results of ae : . ? Fight Waged by Cities at : Ps Er asada so oo @ : ME bes . sm : ras in | Founces the attacks on th for fire me: obed a bank a’ on | hes , Federal Judge Davis’ Th arede v of Intervals for More Than §&®; re sees so Sp RMR ate ee tly etre preggers gov! pcm smaacent ‘ish and other Consulates. Pampa. Tex he need ari E | | he. President Srey ve ; pare ge stey wma. | Cae O2EM itler will pay particnlgal Courtroom for Two Days ~ ‘y ' . S o . : ae 8a Diitical 20 Years. f | jos Higeer Ste are papell cat {hh deemiin [deed on oe take a : f the ' ion to | , : . : ine 7 eS 7 4 i? : : ap ors a * ale ; men held in jail were allayed w 7 x if) is s ectivaae ta LJacia ' ‘\ i’ ; aT" _ aa | At : ad 7 -« P aeae : offi re , 7 We i t UX eo. Years a 2 4 ¢ ‘ spersed a crowd h by the Jefferson City Correspond - % PRS I Sabaaettn Seb | ss to Jere la? sad anid ie = ) ) be seeking to remo. “ea 2°n Of Lilinois an nding Ww aivided the ent of the Post-Dispatch. : ~~ § ; art herin at - k By p eal : i apa ; sme PONT RE ; from their celis ; } out es | ip . ~ i ho a ~ ‘ pa e “ ‘ '- r sé ~ ; : a . a '¢ ’ ‘ : ¢é 3 * ‘ : . . " an) . ’ - : ‘ Berger, Mo. ' ranklin EPPERSON CITY, April erm be ‘ eft wine . }@ situation was announced un- . Mr ee ae! . : . % ‘ , : a 3 i : . - i — “ 3 9 ~~ ; 4 a= bat - - J : > > - Partisan litics - outweighed - * rights or, three principai cities o = 5 , Gathering ahbho ~ _ . ‘ £ , a a; : ¥ ts ‘ : : : ‘. . 3 e. a . -_ +! - 2 hall stato se Abeconge hed guard lines around the jail SADSK! LOSES $250,000 i deral Jbdge Davis for twe days. ine State to c | their own po- - 3 ) ' ' ‘ : ado ‘— Se | thls | 4 erry : “bet th ni ortiv af P bodies of the Re: Sn nd in rhe road) SUIT AGAINST NEWERMEEE =t=c¢ Tew tepetus, sescerday 5 Walker and! all " Wesley Noede!l, confectionery opponents had, & , = 4 Pe ak sie “Sigg aba ae : >! : hi ) ge pistes or i ae ae : iley were arrested and placed Opera Singer Charged Sew , F gl ; a was found reans of del "| ) ae ee ——— | — m , ) oe ! ' : 2 7 | Otek a a mn jail hitey” Walker, vrother Heraid-Tribune Allege@ She : be ane aint: wreee. i) 2 : Pe — seat iB stint —— ! | es | part rE Sek eM yet 99: ci, ey anal ¢ Hugh, also was arrest he} fauced Lusitania Sinkigg ~ ie 28 Tn : — ae we See ; a 7 : | ¥ Pe Ox it ge to" se : cls : , ; ? alia many lof Defeat (me ill, effected bi : - GR , nS | a a : Hs we, ¢ gainst a W ré ea ote Pe Iixecution of Looters Ordered ee ee lath ite oh NEW YORK, | - tendec trial, asserted that the Demox : Sx es. ath i pee. Pe an perator % eleims pate oe ae T Brit can and Ja ks from the ' town who call ans, is a : ‘ter Clement ‘ previous te s in + Tigo a é ae oe : ; ' : — waged at intervais for ° Se, Ney : go oS ; ee j. ms erie ‘ farrit o1 orntix nit : =o G* Mi : . Bt S , ~ — 7 Pu? Fe . ” . : 4 : : ; : . - the -0 years. to free St. Louis a | . 3 ae ' City and St. niin from domi na- tion of t) ice departments from the Governor's office in Jef- T related, as given i ferso: ‘ity and ive them loca! which he alleges was inflic him ob ord through : NE Jught at Mi: ' mie ere SiON pewna ry , won contro! soth Democrats and Re. publi Cations in the Dearbor n Indepe : et ent 1 agement e Oo} lua n the Hanko L numoe | had s » sbot id t nove- | ny . a ement’ and had purged Berger of ; : = P rol > ‘ fe ; , +) ee , eob? } ye @ a ; “istory rm, Trl Ost romifre nt bootleggrer. ‘anes have attempted to change ms = ies = ——————————— = irator > = } iene ; ne \ § fo le e iti 5 ee! : ' ; insel for Noedel announced he - the syste: the past. ollie a leciared Republicans ’ pimageey ze gesbrbgies . . | Seguin: ) ait aus ificers » the bill was : a Sas iy did not nt the Ip s.ehe edn the atte ; yy rr Bo a! . Ki! ‘he siavil —¢ nye n Terry enry E. Krehbiel | : Ua hot appea:. but wodgld serve duce ad s the measure of an: ¥ [appointment to be made by the city ‘> retrieve 1 t ) - of at 2und uring these di man 4 pported the In r contended. | 2! mis Sentence. However, when the . : of . _ nce 4 said she ned hi ny aliens should 2 ) ‘ys are up. Noedel plains -to go ead nA - : i . ; ~es buf was eponsored s7N the Missou ; YT) TY ??. ‘ r oY I > a? “. ’ : Lite ry) ‘ cc tre ‘ ‘ | : . ~ . - . ss =o a rd ‘f e Leemoey P en am fro: as City th h mend- F ‘ Forces Entrench. ; cation) pls ) were g east four men and sai at the home ef again in the gran id row wrec er ~} the + he gis cure— 1@7i) ; ri ; - @ ler} =; 6 . ’ ‘ 4 ‘ oo. ae : rif «€ 1 . . .. F we . Cm P e+, . 1 - ea A | \ i 7 , ‘ _ «= ; ; ; - , TY * : ta ~ & . . & aia . - 1 . : . j . : ; _ : Lou! [ifr moet reapons«sib a — we i ai for criminal code reforms oa more kill the bil : missio | effective law enforcement r if ') ina * , : 7 “ece , , : mt at a r ‘ t] 5 cle ‘ : ha 4 , 2 i if mT) « " A a ‘ j | . © ’ i ; ; - ; ' é . Wilt ul re et |" " | | | n house n quip and song amid ..e@™ r obtaining Noedel is kills oded : , lac their car in ing of glasses triticises Commerce Commission : ) rn: . . , Ona iis 7% . | = ~ ; ir mo! PR teat OR Pyaar tale’ ape. Defeat Dus to Politics. 5 ty anc ckson Count: D 2 iT t I} neet Southe is ese { ; | . Politics was iniected later and — oe rad on the bill. a ie of : ' eo : | WM Missrot Wa wed n et 2'ag > Carrie : , vara and m7 from The last sentence. ech: co Gefeat of the bill tn the House wag t5em believing trol of the } , | vines yrrejudiced again: ; & - | ird tl r e1- © the Nationali Gorey “a The hey le 7 Made it appear that sh due c ty tO a political situation ‘* rOrilicas bitty Mm UoO-U] v ¢ oe Lit rei mi , 7 fe tne attac locks .¢ farmer and his sister in singer of the song. The ini Kansas City, opposition of Dern. rit nan Mm asset to the R ut ODO fe .. ' ' ine ing .ri¢ rut rner : wl i! e ~on lates closet however, contended that the aii ocrats who hope for election of a ‘ans in Kansas ~: . one ation was take! H.F.2 Tae ed Feng eq and -expre . eer : “he yin ought an ai meant nothing more than aay Democratic Governor ir 1998 “ansas a, ve at roted fo - . esic ‘ ~ 6 ‘altt?. Ter e. ’ : ; ’ “we DSt a! } or O1 ) wn red nte 1 namely that the party had occurred thereby giving them contro! of po- O ms i a fou PETROT : The minal Corpo rhe 3 | a entm: rit -onsul-Genera oth Mood are é rs ' P ere A. 1a y riftish “arn ng hai a 3ives T.0UTi Students Protest Against [ nd ror nd §. ! : C | 7 | Am eu t :est fro! be time drill t for Teaching Evolution — > . »? «= > = . =. >. “le : yy = wT a ¢ . = . ments than-the cities maintaining | 1s ny nay > es recently by the @ - | ed State hails from opie. and tendance in the Housa, and the . | ili peste wens oe 3 1 he dre 1 ipiro | | 7 oe 3 ee $055 gS 4 main | ene ofic and educational @ a en formerty of Unien (i mumber o” votes that would have | Pen OUT OWN B.:tairs in MY mony th the latt regs = treat : Cahokia Flood Gates C Tel a — , uses | partments; reins | W. Sawyer, Bam hag , Count) who d4-fended l. be swung over, eng Te ee Pee nd $2: es and before |." °S. SV8n O08 the prevent the Mississipp ner -ergudh of the English department, amas ae. 6 amitar with the Ber- abie that 76 votes could be mus- 3 de ~ eens, vs ad ned he reend | ' e atta D7 : ' ’ . | . ; — a Vernon Harvey, department of! L rad he say that Berger tered for the bill at this stage of any. As soon as demise Ge eg Pomneerdiee Sec: Ser "8 gps = * Se aay professors became krown & pul ° thin any Party Alignments on Bill. Rueest o ne) ee “i | oP The fina! roil call showed 49 €t ‘i s bitter copes "bine Ra ae Ve eR Se ; ia *s | | 1e fat cee de ee eee | » deigzaid oa td ie " Republicans and 12 WDemocrate home ru sii - ‘aia rT est ceed Breer ge prcirins Sa g gore ne ; | : jag , gc ites lah ‘ Sp cal is was 1 1 agree yy Ce - 7 en Se te Piece aie + a ee an fon te De no wollte: Didn* a te em the ere , age ed , | : io) ea District to taktag se | ™ | sal ier of he board to hear the three oa , estes es ere a crafts and 10 Republicans. largely ans ENE ER ae thre ae en 7 Sd il > atic | : , ah "ae: OE | oe i die ie . sc at ss jefense. indorsed by a | eipesiacrs rural members, voting against it. : . give the polit : | =e rae lial Pens : egrets cf cw = 2 esta tt on 7 e2 rae victed , mt n an] tg °° oot eee _ impetus Given to Fendt. np OS ee . e> se * iy PO tne + ame + er © hay - = et meee - a ae * rag Whe omg . > | ' y , . i : : 3 a was absent. voted for it The S8t., Would get a man like Alle: yr. terday examinat o? bene rie | : | de, ee : a al Meng CO Ok December in Louls County delegation com pria- | ric) = * 1m ne in Ss oul ut 2 “ee - ne ke se ice al , ' ) tery eak igineere: rates 91 ing George F Heere. A cw {lson / ie} nis iid aiy , " ; . , oF “a a 3 ; ; : a ; ‘ : me " 7 as ; -attit anet . = and W. W. Hamber. voted agains: % ls ot ted 4 1 kansas ++ : 3 ae : co Ned’ ve , " nt far th = . yo === 2 . 4 a , es . | _ Dra ' thr , iCK » it myer it. lnaw~*own- The bill, as passed by :) passed the Senate on Marc! an rs in 1 ‘epresent ~ a | : | : | ion with his brother Geo: : aacame Oy ta ate, would have given the thr "as mt n - sus wher: mid a 7 7 = . ae iP | a ‘ 1’ : ‘ * , 2 P “a , aps “ : | ifs i recent!y escaped —_ . ort ROUND TRIP , ts rlain Tn (ss wene rea cities contro! of their police de- as ferred ¢ arch 1 : OClat rotiations vy : a ee ; aay , | , : , ca cag uthorities after his arrest | ai 1 troubi« Tt ts partments, under a single police House Commit on Crimina! resulted bstant 7: ts 4 . ‘ time is . . . Selating Officer could remove i oF Meee whe had: co. (the! arm Growers’ Cot.) 11° . he ws ne 4 Edgewater Park FTER ALLE he Fe 52 i | ’ " “1 Meal ve ent a | - 3 ’ : D ’ : } ’ DIED .) FR A SED . - . eat 7 commissioner after Hin uPrned nN Hieeg: i acne _ - GO. F | me (acle of Youth Accused of Masl- & a charges and a hearing on ther | prone an aid | "me , ia The House adopted an amend. | 7 > j ‘Amn - ar ’ : ’ : . me “AS . . } , | ‘ , ‘ warned . . ; . : 3 . A ” ' . , ‘OT. OF OC a ’ eT , 3 : . , | , . — pout T ursda A ril , tr ‘es Seles ate h cies ! ; | Of fictates. ship > = m eee ea SR wy Be: hatin ct elem emails Soe Re Le oe, en we : sf ob oe ment recommended by the House | ' Se Committee on Crimina Justice, de- Tit : 1 Dili Hie Tu ve ' aid Sa 3 ; ee hes te ‘ : era ' . | nai ‘s two : Th DME Td ithetive Sate until Moc ee , rs ehatio hich henefite ag ie ein wiietene , ! he eee ph 8 ‘loods this year. Traffie on high Chi ks ill 15. 1930, after expiration of terms uced ir) i explanation it w: rom - Wa . } ‘porat ‘ ns K i and inded, ; mt ray s and north from Poplar . ic alee ound in | personal effects. Were listed as Mfornia Admiral Hough add , athe pended. | Mixed, doz., $1 Herge of present Mavors. bu? defeated f ; — ee ions f - second cammitt mendme: . Favored by Committee —_— uit | be a ; ' ) @] ie ad 3 : oy a ‘ | | | NEW YORK GIANT SHORTSTOP | Pure Breds 100, $10 ) “ee r Sunday ehlildren Baggage checke@. ror — ee ing the Mavor o: ach cit¥ ¢ er ee . ter tmi lin oat ; x al ‘ i , to appo ‘ , he bill to House Com- saan Cc; entation eee lies | | : , | i 7 OPERATED ON FOR APPENDICITIS ee - EA Coroneead anne le thn slew .fWo amendments ha: Oe T) we . me sina’ - ; “ ! posed by Many: atis (Re | a ad eS a = ngs —_—e LT erts bes anit Ghieine ; > | committee , , ie net 5 i the ¢ opie : cee ; ie lard ' reWh FFL Ps Apt ee a : : Controversy Over Amendment la - fin « i ee , : Sr o Gag | : ra a) ind " | aS Se : we 7 3 ‘ em ido 3 in . Davis led the fight for the well down the caienda: | Fig, - ares RETUtCRN LIMIT—APRIL Tickets geod itn siceping and coaches. Half tare EA et ow the Mayor te a Repudlican and th In hs for 4] ars ~ : + me toy » — a «3 } _- ~ * re ad q . : F , . , : 2a : r) ,2 - ad > . ; : > ou , = b: ed br eu City Council. which appoints the alshouch - an e6hee secuies $300.000 FIRE AT MARION. iLL Policeman Who Heard Kotties Rat. a ve | . ne : -. @ on. Whit. He ‘am bid b erty mMmanarer ‘@ T be be O« rat Fs » ’ , + a. rr it . P = ny ‘ : a ' the 4 hen He r ied H " She : 4 . ' 4 : i . : 3 ; a ‘ a 5 on- step = 4 : ZLZie .? Reh ac a Memp hoepita sj Pi . rhool, who dented the | ¢ Garage Riarve , 201 | ; ressary at once. o. : re Tia hat “ne ene man Cou ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH =: abenier end wen act|" MARION, Tho nbenn ss anette em tome on 8 che ) an would be mary | : f that “ne one | ’ : ar ats 3 A member asi oi, UALNSSa aeons | Le. ST. LOUIS 12 Midnight .. r. CHICAGO 740M SS eee JOSEPM PTLITZER i! | ‘ire - ceniiceaill SR ‘ Dec tt 18ts i on ene : preraeeseopscon fruitless search ‘for re: hortiy aft operation iaat Published Daily Or The Pulltser Publishing (6 : Se RON I gies _ od is mor th as é eaie ; LTS: pe . : oie no Tweifth Roa'evard and "On ye Street . . Pains . ba | . f Om ! + > 1 1 ' e igh Fa ue card se r > r penanniemes The Associated Prew Sr ant vets % "mile ‘ tT mission - r . wee + , oe as The “CURFEW” route. Roomy clu b- lounge = | un ek i va ad eard nk of bot : . 0 (zecho-Siovakian Town Burne. Le. S& Lous?:459.m Ar. Chicago6é:45e.m. midmgbt luncheon and re Sana, PERE a mealies proms ep ale” “ a Set de ; etapa ILLE. Ky. April 2— oy ries Julius Wetmedal. 84 reure ae — who worked beside Thamias A | read =o many years ago in com-i ar ruc: ing telegraph instruments, ts / to overwheiming!v fo “ve bond i a as . here. He invented the Amer- tine |} Sues calling for the expenditure o¢. « a atten! emia enited persian | wus cee : a to | nly an cas ; gs | - "| a 2 bn een pte for vasivende, Mr. | road. me OSS 000 4 Municipal iumproeve- . OmMng stores gpd houses icte . had permit: seditte| ‘hen tes had d-*posit path a wit i? ) : wt er : | ag ee on, ee ae i ments. aith ight damage. ram ‘gauad te sunset hein ha : “’pOoSi.sa oOo se - i e ‘ ‘ " GO . ief era, Wind ain ; * : iwring the at $1 7 ‘4 , Oee "Th « in Nene rt? ta» eho@w ee - ‘ P pax ; , 4 > . | greater nart of the seasiar a alpine. : aii io Tiers | “ T Hungca ry, April a re Le. Ss. Lowi 1 1>45 a.m. Ac. : | ’ owns eta were stored o the second floor the chair’se sea?’ K $855.000 Bond txewe Vot vin cate r esti . _— Prone she town of Korosmezo, in Ruth. ed. > 7 ’ ‘ 4 : cs ‘ ~o ° “Th & ~~ } Oty n = > ” ~ : : —— ° Gj 5 " ae chy Ticket Office SA.*Srooms were i 2? 22 North Srce¢wey Phone Gertelc Tw g SPRINGFIELD. Mo. April 2—/ save: o the Newstead Avenue Statio: : ding Tes r sak 106 tent 4 " ' in 20 Mele O Sprinagtieid o bene tore {emt a | hea ‘ rored : t ere By, o. ; c"y . - ' ~ rata * 0 ’ see ’ ™ , ‘ . . . . seed t} . ; U sien Stat . s | (ed P ’ “hee tery Jispaich z Wt BEDPORD Ger Agr .Pass’s Gens | | = Prene Sarheic >208 | — . —— ~ oe
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: % I __________ $7. LOUIS. POST- DISPATCH _ oe SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL 2,.1927______ __ ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCN iets SO 3 pyle TER T0 mace sumvey A BETTER ELEMEN aero : OT PACA Bee | | 6 MINERS KILLED, 5 BURNED, OF POLITICAL. Stra R ADDITIONS IN Police Dogs Furnish ssa aeneeen EA FELDS “setz:-czzztnczc= | OF BERCER. M0, ggcqmmmmmmmmmmmyengs (IND WOMAN LEPER SIX YEARS $6,395.00 7/trilds at Kennel Show "s'ssv gis" ey 3 4 i : bP om . | | Be the Associated Press, Co > va. ? > a eae ees 6 aaa SE Oe . cE ’ :. "a... il. :\.. 5 Conference With President. 1 ge Be tees | ot ee f “3 » Ta ) | | Three Thousand Spectators Also Enjoy COKEBI gee by Fhe geo - miners were Associated Press . er ite We ace Page Be? i S| 1 Is Widow, 68 i Been | This Wil ee | otal Valua-| lwured and 400 were rescued! from al survey Republican pe. | ie on : ow : A slvr om at | pa eciation. Well as Genéral Excellency of Program. | worth Collieries Co. here today . : ees At he Oe epee cee ae. hen ac i losion oc- tion ts to be undertaken 4 4 ett: Laer se : = Dae i ai ht 7s g bs ae i om es : when a coal dust expio ¢ > a4) 4 curred in an entry. Butler, chairman o¢ # Wesley Noedel, Represent- Volunteer rescue squads were or- ublican’ Nationa] Commit. 3 | BREE Seeseas : | eis 2 a spy | : ganized quickly and sent down the ins tetena of Presi ; : P the ‘‘Downtowners 99 | i 2 * oo eg m2 ; “ge Ei old. a widow, who has been living ent of the Post-Dispatch. contest betweer, two women exhib der tecke, Benno von Winterfeld | shaft. They brought out the five B + eae . ent 4 : ing , i Ons, tgs FS igs ace ‘ a & =. ¢ at 1724 McNair avenue with her JEFFERSON CITY, April 2.— itors, severa] acrimonious debates |and others whose names the an- | injured and the dead. ‘The mine iat ris Oil 7 >ULIE erre : & i bd - & oe Seip: I ag ; . ie eS yrs a by os 4 ‘ P re “ . . ‘OomMmao tm « . ‘ : , (- "Pe , ‘ ro ars . var . . 7 4) uo om 4: te — we with — Convicted of Bootlegging, | . : 2 SS ae een ae. ee , ime Te oe i me: |daughter and son-in-law and thei: Improvements and additions to the ; tw een men, and the general con | noun¢ er couldn't pronounce. A Wag) on. nos seriously damaged. " -. 35 n . ae res} is tn) ig) t at the | ¢& ae me : ot Sesanaey 3% ee 2 a : a oe e oe Be piesa ‘ ¢ th ; ' i tnited Railways Company in thi usion created by 3000 huma': | beside the show ring reminisced The dead: Frank Smith Henry White Ho je. lis erj > if ex s pee % ; = 5 2 al 4 ‘ 2 tw small children or e aa ee oats 4 ai - ‘ f : * ws if : a , ; } ‘ . » . Talca wun Nf pected Gets 60-Day Sentence. i ee, i Me BS rf ‘gs ¥ two last six years were set at $6,395.88 |Spectators, the dogs at the Coliseu.a | about the time back in 1917 when Kelly, William ’ | SSR ' ; ar a\3 Mrs. Gussie Amundsen, 46 years By the Jefferson City Correspond-| Except for a near hair-pulling| Bodo von Hillermuhle, Lasso von « oe within a month a8 take $: ; ee eo a ok ae Sd $ ra og © i three years, was found to be suf- | by Public Service Commission ac- | had a peaceful and dignified show,j all the police dogs in America had White, Tony po Breuer Sok Fac. im connec-; him fro coast to coast, but the § | m ¢ ee Oe OYE es waeee: | fering from leprosy in an advanced | countants in an audit of the com | yesterday. | to be renamed and how there 80} 4, ,, . wo Deputy inerarvw has not been worked Out, 99 BY “SNOBS 9/1 = z ® iz ; te . 4 £3 ee: haem: jstage, by physicians at City Hos-| pnany’s books filed with the com This morning when the show | many General Pershings who didn't The five neidentaliv, the chairman will FF “FRAMED ? | : vig: re, 1 j IOC , ;: LFS EP . : | pital yesterday. | mission today. opened for the second day under| understand English that kennel ee noc eae Repu, ae HIS FRIENDS SAY | | a a : ee. ee ee te. fy es = The diagnosis was made by Dr. Added to the valuation of $51. | ‘#e auspices of the Mississippi Val Ethe shoot- ous cities for the Republi-an gg. | ee CS a re ee eee © fe Joseph Grindon, an expert in skin| 781,348 on the company’s property |!©Y Kennel Club, one toy black and yoneand 4 Vilas nvention of 1928. Cag JG | Rs dh es ie j, fi Bie : Fe e A fee | diseases, and was confirmed | fixed by the commission as of Jan |'4@M was reported in a state of nerv- re yesier- paigns iready are under way tg @ e . | * sage ‘ eS eee ee ee z : | through laboratory tests. The dis-/ 1, 1919, the perenne oer woulj }oUS collapse from having been Killed b: obtain athering for San Fran, Testimony of Two Warring ss. ss se e BS Rag i Za ee * lease has advanced to the pointi pring its valuation to $58,177,236 ogled by a rough looking dov me fire 0! co. Chicago, St. Louis, Cle Veland, ” . ° Z at aoe a EE a iis % ee te mae me: where Mrs. Amundsen, ho ap-| but this ftgure is vilieet to dedus fame ler, and seve ral Pekingese wer Obile they Kansas City, ! York and Say - Factions Had Enlivened eee Sones Be ema eee s Me plied at the hospital last Tuesday} tions tor depreciation, which are to said to be suffering slight chills or , — h i . ; -m : ¥ eS : 4 Seema es ; me fae ap because a Judge spoke harshly ‘to ne entry. 1e other miners @iT Par; : AY onio 2 | Lj é i\df®avor to ° ’ | ’ Aon aa . : >. SD. apes , ‘ "eae : na’ # Z for tre atrnent has hecome part \ He fixe d bv ti e& commission ‘ | PP ra i Saas Sait: 3 ye ena oe, res , ig > y Se eosuil. : | woman said of another woman ex- e their we : r a & bank at tighten up th aT ie eee Federal Judge Davis | Se as ‘4 ie aes, erie seme S| Geiger fee 6 lCUind ¢o) : ay accused a rival of dyeing a black DETROIT GETS BALLOON RACE a ‘oat aa he. wT es siuanpas tates, but > MGT: ce eee ee ae ae ee oe. and body. : poses, and cn the strength of which Police Dogs Do Their Stuff. | Pomeranian. The accused, a pro- | pee WHOD | the :ex T bis acuvities In terri. The Main Street feud of 35 vears| $ % : Pe ae Re Sl ee ee Sh eS She is kept In an 1solat Feeney: .it will rule on the company’s pend- The people at the show suffere4 | fessional exhibitor, was prevented | International Contest for Bennett -° , m . ihe names of Frank Q, i ta non ae sas ; Bis fe: Se ee, OE ee OR: | at the hospital nd the United) ing application for a fare increase.| no j}l effects whatever, being more | from physically assaulting the ac- Trophy to Start July 4. Bove tH© | Lowden of Iii and others have standing which has divide the : Bie : os oe on oe wens mamas | States Public Health Service has cover almost seven vears, from Jan. used to shows th d a cuser by the intervention of show | Special to the Kost-Dlspatee. ; ‘ I ‘ t. os She P vane? - or yea hy : ees es ee ae me .-: ; , - ec a d a Seem April 2 Mr » attended the trial, asserted that hs % oa OS BR ae. Sa alla 4 | periodically, as the. per of | 462 i.Je meet the fixed|the observers believed would bite | nified demeanor under fire. uted to the advancement of avia- ou a es Sie ies. Bae ; | " , ** Se * wf, %s Watelcfe%s . oss , : af T) Qf r > nrc ~ P 455% T > from ‘ “ c . + ‘ - . » . ere > , “ . e a" e > (;adsk} Ta usc } r. former was “framed , by {OiKS from the up- | | * a ees seaoeOOE nia ail wos hation J the le ; I J \ rh I j i ‘ ! rz ‘ iterest and like ¢ x- hrough. There were moments oft The word got about, too. that tion Entri of close May 1. . > 4 —si one to 20 years. Mrs. Amundsen |i, ta i a ‘ha hs — os arrest 0 ®0prano o the Metropolitan Opera per end of town who eal] them- ~By a Post-Disratch Staff Phctographer = aoe ; é ms ahs Pee .cted t] en ~~ heart-stopping suspense, but no doe Minnehaha, only Che sapeake Bay | | $eelyves the “better element.” but is believed to have cont ©) For the first 19 months of last|did. However, they will have an-|40@ entered in the show. was ajall his lower front teeth are! of no ey a rb > mperatime ¢ ~omin” ae: ‘ : ‘4 aw . o who are called “snobs” by 8 Left to right: Mrs. W. CR. Wilk: inson and meen Lora ee. disease while’ operating a roomil yea ie gross operating revenue|other chance tonight and one to- submarine dog | ; siteaaii y. Company, has iost ; 207000 libel potINg. i —_ ie canines #0 AS . , ody. offi- oy . POuUghHt against the New “downtowners.”” On the other hand may Ter. | )OrK Heraid-dribune because of ag a large and grinning delegation of notorious ticle appearing in that ; iper ig _ Uuptowners’ left the courtroom, ‘? : and could swim | use whatever. Tige wheezed and —- house at Galveston, Tex., about lo} was $15.6 211.73 and - operating | morrow night. under water for distances variously |tried to lick her face. She pointed years ago. Investigators of the exper S. axes and depreciation Elwn von Stockheim, owned by | estimated aft from 29 yards to alout a brindle bull named Snooks THREE HOLDUP MEN ROB TWO Health Department learned Sh€| wore $19 631] 49 This left a| Archie Loud, starred in the field | quarter of 2 mile. A youth in| and another, Roseville Barrie,’ just om +} jus hich ie contended made tt satisfied that they had struck a spent four year In a mab 05 eee ;retur! e $2.03 ..85 and an ac-|trials. He found a glove dropped | charge of Minnehaha vigorously |imported from England, as ( being oy i. on. ippea 7 e sang a 80 ng | laud heavy blow against “the poorer | MEK OF AUTOS AND 50 pital under treatmnt for @ SKID | tua) defi : vehind the jumping barrier. with- | resented this idle gossip. even gentler than lambs. Tige, she reputation at #1 aud- ag st he ir ' ng the eir Kin g of the Lusitania. element” and had purged Berger of . oieat ar- ase + ely circula nad ones lication for an increase |Out hesitation. ae JUMPSS Over ths en gate ty cs a | aaa. has the proud distinction of beir move odd ower : So ‘Trio Belie ved Respor sible for kar e As the result of widel) rcula Ln og fai 8 cents. or two for 15|l0W barrier and jumped back agai». | dog.” said he. “All Minnehaha does | once having barked over the. radio. - eonvery aes sree a SS Cre @ a a. pootiegger. | lier Robbery of Chauffeur for — | 'ed rumors that a cook in a Chin iscinlicll | ae eration rhe new fare was @kenéd by that enemy aliens should sot ap. @ 60 days are up, Noedel plans to go cntomobiire tat Bight Hy) On re WR, We ee nk for examination | >°* @ without approval by wall. When the man in the padde4 | the river and come right up. But) yesterday inthe various classes ‘suit appeared Elwn sank his teeth | she is a good swimmer. I've seen | were: Bulldogs, A. T. Howard 'in his sleeve and held on. A chi'd ‘her swim the Mississippi several| with Roseville Rarrie: dach- Dh leben neeteeminnaliv during th right back to Berger and join {automobile hold ‘and of ined Health Departne! || the ibe Service Commision on in the audience began to cry, think- | times. She is good for retrieving | shundes,, Claire Garneau,;: with es SURE he Wee ae ae sepa Lora Otto, Democrats, to . day. While the aminatior Lad} pny) and in an effart ta cain ar, | ing that the wolf had got Little | ducks, but that is about all. Min- | Deck! Von Der Deldegg: grey- four men and said ‘at the home of one of again in the grand old row. men which ha - : ee ss " go ity hySicians a! yf Sa A mt , ee x ~~ sete . | Red Riding Hood, but Elwn proved i'nehaha is a mean dog.” ‘hounds, Mrs. A, J. Stocker with traced the the singers of an opera the sin*ting @ Chief Witnesses in Case. |since last Sunday. Reach 28,000 Voters. the opin hat th ymors wer Sd i, Spaalomneat at ; “ll “ rsa ig it was all a joke by letting -o of| Minnehaha, a splendid animal.| Afra Von Dheingold; Newfound- a farm of the Lusitania was celebrated _ The four men most. responsible lker of 5903 Cates i te “ag ae oar Rae patie Pease rom 2 \ the man as soon as the command | with rich reddish brown fur, looked lands, G. J.*Dohle with Carlo of nd Borger, with quip and vii amid .he clink- for obtaining Noedel’s convict! | rs Rs mes ‘ival restaurants. hte mae gi — aii , ig ee was viven. | sad. | Holly Hills: Beagles, W. W.' Leck heir car in ing of classes.’ are Otto Schmidt, president of the : hen riven Fe SUN ; rs women candidates on the 6 last reviews chsc ef leorene ta. . | heres pri CTEAS@- | ‘The names of other shepherd dogs Bulldogs Like Lambs. with Shady Shorag. Shaper; pom- from noon The last senfence, sh ; contended, Bank of Berger: his brother-in-|°®?%! © Ss in 4 lick touring Cari ry, mocratie tick n the alderma! “as reported in St. Loui sur ye: «anions pUigte : a. 7 ag ; a ae | entered in the contest sounded like! A young woman in charge of the|eranians, Mrs. Nat Goldstein with left they made it appear that she was the law, William cashier about 59 o'clock when thr men j;. sikh aii — dav : aro. that of a young woman. now Esa ot a titan om} r "as) hich bore 7 hice] piate, vass ean ai2n in en nev ° FOUR JE EL Y THEF S R ist loca! at the Gadski home they decided to : ay ae a aaenaeer believed to bawe ‘Sten ‘the lone}, ‘nok, at Gua UMA CHICAGO SHERIFF APPEALS p tne towh. a9 SNE De eePaeneinent work. and with al taken ron | Wis * wgOnNSO : ath aan aa , LOCKED CONGRESS SUITES Mery s5-/ BAPTIST TEACHERS DISMISSED uc scissor’ Soweune’ Coos ftes"vcetnnton” Soulevera, suns Peetlve women voters over th FOR TROOPS ON ELECTION DAY im Burglars Enter Hote | Apartments, . ‘ months - peace offi: 4 . . i i , +a . c > Take P e ms \: we Be at Teils C.0V. Small liace hiiot I p c 7 } “¢ Tj es " £> P (> ae ss oo ae the movies. ut his course oO raimin é eP famous | wars drawn up requesting aA meeting : be feud. but any newcomer TO Be reer ; ' . aie ” .. n rT CAi4 ‘ ig ipl . ‘ r ‘ .* a' ain LAT) ' police men ted on 15 of the board to hear the three pro- is Boon warned that there is a feud |New York Legislature Adjourns hee as ' ps 7 a , ‘a regent er \ Platinum ring set with one large be on duty election day, next Tu “ bi will not be completed, he SayS, until sir e ‘ : ’ cr i cv t ucs- bank and fessors’ defense, indorsed by ape @ and he must take sides. Without Bringing p @Q -: Sokes proximately 90 per cent of the stue- Impetus Given to Fend. 4 plexes ee asad dere oa! a wor — ‘gre em: aids. It was | ned 1 t§ | 6 pORBERY SH SPECT FREED | ‘ he plunges from Brooklyn bridge to — samme Needel formerly was friendly/ arpany. N. Y.. April 2.—The | hitch and there is no duplication of 147, court reported that when |1 meg 2: the waters of the East River, 135 feet stat) at | ® With the “upfowners’ 1 ) ae - mint Tuckerman. Nev scUrt, the cesses will soahalles % ss - s ss cit is o1 F : ven | ON BOND AGAIN ARRESTED | , 1500 an deposit in CD } * ann es i LO -* | WOT “ ; } rT) c"aat ra ’ r ; ‘ i >| , TI > | peers , 4 . , : -} > al } > e f ft f th : el ee seen Bante with a) propowl. endeavor was in| it ordered City Assessor Gebger |” wir MingTON, (Dk... Api “Float” Wast 4 inches, will be a feature of the ' : = tracized and vice versa. and that ! n taxen | Biloxi, Miss. Bt Noedes ce versa, and that |the form of a petition to the I: jasseasment of Sate banks in 8 mented. 1S 2 See ot otek aa accained) Se A ot Sony Gulfport, Miss. | ating matt rs has only started the | of the Washington authorities bis| on automobiles 15 per cent, which | "mich Weaver, 42, of Mount Ver. |the han who shot him In the art Dispatch. Same Whrtation, Wiles. WM cares a7 Fa Bay Wa en eee os [tates 15.0 creased “revenue 2 To% At the arracks ey 5 SoC TN Edgewater Park, Miss. 1% pcp AFTER ALLEGED HAZING | Cz ir- “Old lad ‘ DV + WwOoO-T miras >| ; 4 k : ’ 5 ; 4 yi P f : a ie ' arm Ber. r 2 1f 4 Y} } j ; a “ai L rryé 4 ' ; « j iY yt ¢ ‘ 7 : af ‘aet and THE MILLIONAIRE Officlates. ship 7 Y « Sper, ; 4 thie fF « ——— T hie T1110nf) was re , . ae St: ne re f $idingen , : : . | RE Mi A N G D B - a 4 ” = Phe Af} : . asdeee | i ; . ' 'Uda J 4 4 4 4 ees cv ie = +} oa Ts aL Ory : an | ee | ; fete i ' WW . ©’ ET RN MIT P I eth ; MEXICO Mo . April 2.- Uneral hot! ‘“ancnes . -_" _— pei, CT ea ‘S arains lividua Wal Ps } : . } vd | I f | ‘ ‘ : Rr 1 ? LJ I —-» © Rl } t a. wi a 1a “— o ff ’ oe a l ¢ If . @ : : . I a If ’ [ 4 c ug - “i _” a ’ ’ « ‘ , " . : ’ ; , ite To . ani : 7 a . he Brvicee for Tan 1; ‘oe ¢ corm itt Se WIth unselor _- weal es ’ rn 4 ) i bas . ‘ 4 ‘ le Saanct ‘ria ry ¥ ors 4 ore ; } ry a0 (| 7 . eae ite in EMGEA echool hoy who died here | never emerged for action. sae a cea ae tor | With e ttfie: * i | eee, eee cone im as hes The body qf a stranger was found in ad vite cae ater eens "nd . Thursday fron hlood poisoning , an op n,. believes should be th: 8 wit he ror 4 Pas Hoses al L's , vty tion k rederi kK Aim Ir. sion ota ealthy a lonely spot near the Golden (sate coildren, Maxseae chechee. PRME Gor’ bY internal injuries. were | OLIVE CITY WINS LEG IK [work of the ity Astessor. Muench | yurcy'ynn ) a alin; ganna any : | children. . 3 ‘ Dy bLicPYriidi gu ifs, were | 0 work O The S| s Assessor. Gan 6 heee +7 rote W ePay ; ‘ mily preterred thie hard labor QO? Canyon TP Colorado. WwW ho he was Maxgage checked. held ull z i r - Taxes dhe . . today northy eat of "Til “alia ines no? den the riohft rakd th . Sts - une on hsurana XCs, f ' 4 \ ” ost - Press railroading to the ease of a social no one knew. There Was no clew ME Gercner’s ture ay re-| (TS RACE TO INCORPORATE | noara to order a blanket increase ZONING CHANGE CONSIDERED : 7 } a > 4 mers jury yesterd: re. | (board to order a blanket increase ‘TrrINGT : . on yy 4 - 7 . . ‘ sg 5 . ' | . ’ —SJii NG 3 ' i - ; 's : . , - . . CXCFT . ‘ ; me ‘“Yrned an open verdict in the case. | There are 38 State anks an lindecll P , Geraecs | Blore ; ; , life. But his first wite died, leas ing D —- the initials in h . hat. But & - : : ie rope rity vVne SC"U SS iSid hid ities . ' LO ” 1 ; a , Bervices were conducted by the Injunction Lifted, Pe rmitting COM- trust comparfies in St. s. As cn — «ae ame ae eae , , | e him a tremendous fortune, and now enver newspaper reporter solved | dndell Property ¢ Boyle-Spring Section. ; , : g Rev. Egan Hern don, uncle of | sideratio.: of Petition Day Be- sessment of all except ; . 1¢ is married again, this time to a the great invstery, and his own nar- ¥ > Bon o on a \w +}, ; =" Te rAercee on a re itd : : oy ata t @y cos : cr ii rd ; e tT} , : . . C E NS T RAL 7 a i ens sere 7 } fore Annexation’ Vote. “re mart Gen ga ; i praia , meetin met ia ignt yo Cis- | uranic — _ ee Paris manikin. T he Story of his — — from the same fate will 3 r iis , . am 25 r ee in | + SSeS O iner Sai! tn ; y 5 . ‘ j f at > rr ; ‘ >_> > : . y! ; - | : Ge «The fate “y se none: a Olive City today won a ieg 0 : a ee a ee a | eo i te ni interesting career will be another be told in the first of a series of injuries were suffered in , ws Se =~ Board of > qué igation 9 of vu hich it . es Se t . nial , 4 _ ° - 7 : P 2 hag ; | maeli HDouievar' ) tr) »O' b #5); : ' . ; c » aed aw aad ¢c i¢ Ge ie sic o ¢ ng WOMAN. BURNED AT HOME, DIES seamhin Tentes diel dated Seana atte of & mi i Society ar u ews, omen’s éeatures, 3, P q Ps Mak re cry.” iss aid | ave start- | petition for incorporation, | ealeentipommeysit . ——e———E _— — ) P ton Colo Roto yee. . Ar. CHICAGO 7:40 AM z@ onbetfl oe J at y ret A es ie daadinn poet 0 is to take up | Clothing. of Miss Loretta Vegedes | Sports, Kotograt waties icture Secti : “i : : 3 | Herndon cunile test: fie + the | ‘the petition Monday. Not until the | Was Ignited at Kitchen Stove. | Magazine, N ews of the vi orld - | Trains Perfect roadbed — no stops en ; & Quest. . Diis testifiec t pout dav will University City have Miss Loretta Vegedes, 23 arose N O | Ee | a 4 . +} 4 f 3 “y are tla Pel, ie 3 li Aladin chib-toumne once a [its vote on the annexation. old. of 19054 Grattan spect, Cict | TICE: : THE BIG SUNDAY / su Inventor was Semaphore Dies. | : aa and west of |at St. Mary's Infirmary last night >6:45a.m. midnight lunchean and break- : ap | Olive City is north an: 9 “a . « t | > F Tv 7 ~~ iter . rin put |of burns on the body, arms and ffective April 3rd local train No. 68 now ae t. Louts a fast. Sieepersready at 10:00p.™m™ jf LOUISVILLE. Ky., April 3—|Uniwersity City, centering about/of dul “ . : | . es * , : et i leg Sgr m4 een el daar nore bo yeah ing north to Page | March 1 when her clothing became | train No. 767 arriving St. Louis 8:55 pm. candaee will be dis- : a © Stieon §=ma Ae 5 m0 ' nigh con- ae oc Univ ersity City planned | ignited from the kitchen stove. continued. Train No. 61 will arrive St. Louis at 11:26 am in- gpa | a on on “tc = ee gc Her mother, Mrs. Johanna Vege- instead of 9:10 am, and train No. 3 will arrive at 7:45 am | ; as a ~~ telegraph instruments, ts nex the southern half, from 4 | | eco | Rear sa 7 ert "5m the spot ‘ine 15 © feet north of Olive Street |des, with whom she resided, was instead of 7:48 am. | It Sets the P : ans’: Vep: The “NOISELESS ROUTE /. . inven! t - ace * ra d by her screams and | = Semaphore for ratiros leoad. That would include the | attracte ’ i : a = 4 rSined ry 2 . a spree a fect ald Olive School, and residents 'smothered the flames with a bian- BALT IMORE & OHIO m > a ' A ork. ; : thern halg protested. i ket. AS NO ! A E \of the nor i ASTERN ILLI} - 4 J
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PAGE 4 kT LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, SATURDAY EVENING, APRIT 2, 1927. NEC MOPATCH | Soe ei ime riccmnt nid oe Founded by en , “ge LITZER 7 ; * tce lishing Company Owe Street THE BAUMES LAWS IN MISSOURI. a — _ SOUND BASIS OF VALUATION —— T krow that msg retirement will make no difference in its cardinal principles. that it will alwarys fight fer progress or reform, never tol- trate injustice or corruption, always “‘tcht demaxeruecs of nil parties. never belong to any party. alwnars oppose privileged ciasses and public planderers, never tack sympathy with the peor. always remain de- eted to the public welfare. never be satisfied with merely printing mews: always be druaticaliy inde- pendent; mever be afraid to attack wrong. Whether by predatory piu- tecracy or predatory poverty. JUSEPH PLLITZER. 1907. wv on ~ ~%, veo af A ~ xe Pye mis " cS oy Babe Tear : db es » April 10, - te Sr os e « THE POST-DISPATCH PLATFORM. guns OTrgzganiza- penalties rate-making here l. } > ah bee iy i oe 7 7 tal. " €@82 ta4de & iW ad 4 OF Rte ene 0 Dias eH tir eh a ree i ton a ee eRe nt +s «4 ihe name and address of must accompany every contri on reqgucst will e published. fers mot €r¢ preference. bution, J , ees , » ,? ceeding : ‘ ; 0 ba Js LOUIS Hos ey ee Se ee ee eR ~ Se BAD » +. 0 e+ 4 " ised read ** Deaf. We realiz capped by deafness : e* f yA at, 1] mr t JRC Of eacUucalion Ww tO assOciaie as fuil: normal people , > , . eer ss eas’ pe 4 Wa posed of aiphubert crudest conseyuenty child tn Dpreterence tc The waadvantages suitil child learns no gra littie or ‘no higher ed college in the count lege in Washington, using the rege language where are open to eTs a8 taught by Miss Young is teacher and was en of Education to come School with the exp ing the oral method Educa oe at the atanse ’ be a teniporary the oral ine ’ ’ ‘seer ce and oa, whe we 5 ad te hos 2 Ro ewe tea ae iat hl es Ca 7 =e ress —* even a eae tion Pp roposes TC + LO Uses “ heS G ead ote Ae Mpeg poe for business Saturday after. How many close up shop the vea: around? Why wai: tions to decide thoee tn favor of getting earlier {tn order to get away earlier, “go to it.” and those not in favor “stay put.” Why clutter statute books el up and offer more encouragemen: +o the legal parasites of today” Deec frou dom Mean to have ewery ac: »: lated bs law and lawyers. or do we be anything of our free wilh and Decause we tke to? U. TELLEM day! from to | fhe auth but are suitab - | bloods are going a mile for a ‘when they think of Lid i t mPiiti tetra hate > e b} pon LA e hese ommerce C on of railroad oe engineers ** _-= (heir revetments an r =. 5 oe Cai hines a“ eos = + »* oe & ~~ CiUuase - oy we: * >. 220 MLSteriaiiry : tes ; 2 , ~ . . be junked and replaced by real automobdiles The Shangh are tant has a i! cigarette « the distance mee hace ¢ ieee © chad = - Sy - - Betis: rat te plus x ' ad el OO OPPO OE ee ; can im we 988 (oe weee ow ~ — /4 kgs ‘ » Cre RE OF wu te z= L. a . ‘ ‘ DOIN. ‘ . ee ee rae = - t QUACE > - . acts [UTE (Copyrighe i982 i’ UST A A CHINESE PUZZLE. some laws that THINGS TO sAHARA am : ~ = questions where my rig’ ’ tnese thin iv Many more }t cease @ss quest for grasp, learned lore J ; sae ae lanndries that I know e ted list u Can » | 8S ana aways Siirts weexkiy from the - ’ : a a2 Cifan ut from these ve @ac uzzliing scrip aning the writing on a © , ato : 12 —se We J 5..p. DS Wwe ¢ : Lopoiita aa Book : or eet ka’ . Elizaveth else except rT 1876—FIFTY YEARS OF FAI F. D. HIRSCHB EINSURA LANDRETH BUILDING, 320 North FIREPROOF WARPFROUSE PIANO MOVING AND STOR Busing Bones NQEPENDASBi ELECTRIC <END FOR INTER sting oR Niekamp. P cor neue $906 LOCLET Ul. Oe | Ship by Traction , Next Day Delivery to Points in Illinois | | Joint rates and service with all railways to all pornts. a located warehouses Perseanal Service. — } ILLINOIS TRACTION | SYSTEM 2th ead Leces _Eaetra. hh —_ mm wm ath ee ee — -— —-— = == = we + (Ea, SAI OO ai t F ile ay = Telepisones SEL. 4900-490: | ee cette ee Ge SD RD GD Gee seem oem a we =_— we _ = = = ee ss rtATeRe STOVE : OR rs
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QUOTATIONS 4 H FABRA 4° Span hesseanbsane Berney f a een 5 Sumter { ; ‘ ; ee im 2 Ae ate Ri a ie . = —_— Frcs" ss . ry, The erie ee tee dee ae 5 PROBLEM. A MIN (Copyright 1827.) J UST A CHINESE PUZZLE. Le —_ atures pass some laws that Legis. latures pass. Why. when vou sing, they call it when you fish, it’s “bass” / list among the still seek light, {among the questions where not right: ‘But if these things elude my many more besid: less quest for ‘eed “pase’ but many things on which my answer iS grasp, and | In cease learned lore I take @ will olarship Writ ting on — a 2 Spring Song. Vain Who to spring—should 7 a * spent. Ue he 1s! ifes ee Cor hope Odes Reversals of form limon that the : ~ dicted jannual) becoming so com ich may be pre- are only thin with anv degree of accuracy strike. . . . gr wh coal) The f{ 7 ‘ ry to get it back, Some from ‘hinese hin taken if the C thing , concession Oulrage . . ing Hine guns It is come 4} .9 . 111441. S Po we ak rh that Me Presume, Probably Pajamas. lutacturere of Bed Room Suits. on a truck. e > understand the = As we the matter, the one iebstacile to President's proposa! fewer cruisers is our State Department. . . . The Questions Nobody Answers. How much did you win tn the poker | How ‘M“ hat What do you think of this liquer? What time did vou get home? | How fast can this bus of yours What did you say to the boss? Hiow much did vou pay for n? What did your wife say”? iiow much do vou make a month ? J.D. & do 1 look in this suit? is the = aces ere to be guard pttle.# to make the | for. is your honest opinion of this? | for : jie a” /=—- . > > ae) eae of the writing on a Chinese & Gee ae ns - abit chis outniodiidabe — | i= “hinese es > 2 12th end Lucas | (es : ee ang Mazuy 1s Books" JOHN G NEIMAR_D So An Awful gpcRETS =“ HOUSE. | (Cosmopolita n tion.) peeper-of tHe su ing he! gu of tinued in offi C havi last ye2"- Warwick ' the champ : the world, auu en mm gbe bas se yess 0+ fhan has any’ wiv goout their : While a Airs. Ja um hat a moment § turn possession how much any anea! This may put dent of | nius Augustus gheese ( And know Lot of. Hams” THE > plizabeth WHITE Jaffray. Book Corporg- erie ” half Yeurs Jaffray offic lé a} lHiouse., OR seventy: Mrs. Elizabeth the republic as "hita served house- Aa- the beginning ninistrgtion con- itil the middle e¢ served under four the P she the Taft adam! idents. king-maker undoubtedly feeder of yas the Mrs. Jaffray is ion President- is probable that the inward- ' itiyes except their human ore oO} e the last exer es. Peopi ffray’s en- vol- that lady c her and at day. - . r ’ - Tv} Ic ODuUSsSiINessS and not rofitable wets the impression e, cag ->--* ‘ } the an index in what to som : *** .* ana JUSSI hig > * ‘ ow ¢ ‘ aeSa ALC on cai: , ta) seem a trivial Is not the ’ stu- Sueto- > really ? is it red: ‘ - + + history grateful to fact that his cs pressum > =~ * es for recordin the Caesar liked “casulmm manu isnt it that President food e r4et hy Wiiis sos” et. cov nat it. “We realfs tinues urallv He of rule he would eat 12-gunce beefsteak, of toast and AS a Oranges, a several pieces and a vast quantity of coffee, cream and sugar.” T ly a morning teaser At President is, said have well by $i victuals. nis been ing. his the to really seems have nothing par- notable about President table exploits. however, LO ticularly Wilsen’s liarding, special qualities Vell does Mrs. how, she Lo as a Jaffray would show Mrs. Sarding, Say: lease; when dinner menu Harding would Jaffray, couldnt I sauerkraut and wiener-wurst?” and frequently did. told, innovation in etiquette, introduced qua non of butler hav ow could Mr ae one very port White Att table was he who first a sine we are ant tooth ‘8S as the head the presidential decisions Mrs. Jaffray was bit surprised. but he President stand on his on point TO Fav took a firm toothpick President Coolidge. y paPticula: and has been te - pies little when particular wielder ee known crab a pleased in this —— ‘ 7 formidable and fork. but tle.’’ ‘He . . 7 and and on not a knife eats almost nibbl continu: all day - are infor food’ 5S S80 off OT) med. All kitchen greatiy deplores t see why we have to avagances ne : gon have . v¢ » } Secrmis an ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ people /hams are small.” ful two butter with was mere- dinner done There President displayed some trencherman. remember the Mr. Mrs. some He made It dining. annownced this “2 * é the SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL 2. 1927 EE here, and these Virginia “Well, six hams look like an aw- lot to me.”’ Whereupon Mrs. the room, so she ‘““Personally,’’ Jaffray leaves tells us. remarks Mrs. Jaffray sweetly, though rather dry- ly, “I have always felt that. the President’s time was much too im- portant the details of housekeeping.’ The last 65 fray’s book are dential] perts for small Mrs. Jaf- to presi- food ex- scientifi- is that invariably pages if given over Perhaps analyze these cally and so explain why it our Presidents are tellectual giants. menus. may THE YOUNG STAGERS cival C. Wren. (Stokes.) A collection of earlier sketches concerning Indian army life, by the author of “Beau Geste.” By Per- CIVILIZATION. (Appleton.) said be of a European vn for » Of diplomatic undertakes to show Covernment is working to destroy instifutions upon which West- civilization rests. ~Toscow’'s re- the trouble in China is VERSUS Augur SOVIET By “Augur’ lume kK nov the nom journalist his inside know]l- affairs. Here he that the Soviet . 0 3, lv the ern to ¢ id emphasized. ion rh ADVENTURE. Asquith, (Scribners. ) little of our day knightly ad- the alleged modern life. glad to this can MARTIN'S (Mynthia Martin who m is a boy anages to have spite of i little bovs ures in * , ¢ VET I prosaic nature wil] be Martin Manv learn from how } | pe aone. rr} i i'e@ SSH “An contest ; Theodore American Tragedy” Alpert H. Le- Ky. The prize estion discussed follows: Dreiser's has been vitt of Lexington, is $500 and the qu by thie won by Dr. contestants is as ‘FUNERAL OF FATHER LAGER St. Louis County Priest Was an Au- at Maxwell, Tuesday Cemetery. in- old, Thursday ered an authority on Catholic doe- _trine. gy for the St. Louis Diocese. Church. rates and er, Joseph Lager, all of 2813 South Thirteenth street, Was Clyde Griffiths guilty of mur- der in the first degree? vitt is associate editor of the Cen- tral Law Journal of St. THE and marriage view of three generations of wom- ELLY NEV S HEARD IN Playe Includes Numbers in Program at the Sheldon Memorial. AT ST. AGATHA’S TUESDAY thority on Catholic Doc- trine. services for \the Funeral! tev. soenosion Dr. Augustine B. Lager, pastor of the Immaculate Conception Church St. held at St. Ninth and Utah streets, at 10 a. m.. F with interment By THOMAS B. SHERMAN. Louis County, will be Agatha’s Church at in Calvary Father Lager; who was 46 years died at St. Anthony's Hospital of heart disease. Edu- cated in Catholic collegés in TIli- nois and St. Nicholas University in Innsbruck, Austria, he was consid- | a recital last night Memorial Auditorum sponsorship ‘of the Piano Educational Association. gram yielded to the mand for Beethoven by, Old Thunderer’s B lat Sonata. besides a modern and the in’s cannon After inciined to under Her seaponal!l For nine years he had served ; the on the Board of Examiners of Cler-. “'"' salutes from in flowers. hearing Mme. ’ Ney wonder if the of After his ordination at Inns- usual bruck in 1905, Father Lager was pastor of the Holy Family Church and later of _§ St. Augustine's He also served in pasto- at IlIImo and Frankenstein, Two sisters, the Misses Ida Josephine Lager, and a broth- one liimtations the piano are not such anyone to make th hicle emotion make ‘it impossible but an authentic at instrument genuine, heart Prilliance and a power possible even to @ === | servatorv student, but of the plano bornly against anything rratiating, except when at the bench. all of her ovv + rs) as Mo. the of a survive him. are con- mans fc _& The Culture Ripened or oe. ERLY BUSINESS REVI Commercial Interests of Saint Louis a GASOLINE head an shoulders above / eee on es 1876—FIFTY YEARS OF FAITHFUL SERVICE—1926 F. D. HIRSCHBERG & CO. INSURANCE E ABDRE TES BUILDING, 320 North 4th 5t. whoa LOUIS, MO. om ae aD OED ae — ee 6 ae —_ — CENTRAL MOVING CO., Inc. FIREPROOF WAREHOUSE POR PIANOS ONLY PIANO MOVING AND STORAGE A SPECIALTY Boring Lowering Bondeu ee love, L. Niekamp, Pres. B FOR AS LITTLE AS QEPENDABiLE ELEC “09 8. ELEVENTH sT. Hoisting . “| FE. ntral sh ippiig Bonded 4965 —_——- om eee on —— aera $230 Installes-"E ERY HOME CAN HAVE CTRIC REFRIGERATION SEND FOR INTERFSTING BOOKLET OR VISIT OUR SALESROOMS EC = . [ Cen | Ship a Seiten Next Day Delivery to Points in [Illinois eimt rates and service with railways to all points. trally located warehouses. Personal Service. LLINOIS TRACTION | SYSTEM _Leatral S810 “The Pen Man” ] to thrive i Zl : ; ; : —_ eaters of imported .cncils and & rfield 3071 Leads ior all purposes. 204 N. 3d —_ | win Tile & Mantel Co. Grand BL. at Laclede Telephones JEL. 4900-490 1 rt AVOKS K & CORBITT CO. 2010 LOCUST ST. ST. LOUIS, MO. cee :en-aevasvanve: —_—__— o_o eee vane | 0 Dee eee ee cee Geo. Nieka.np. V. FP. COPELAN Di ee nme eo ee - ALWAYS THE BEST | SWEET CORN | GROCER 2 . me a ee | f ADE : 45K VOUR \ FIGHBORHOOD ! 4 PRospect 1566 LAciede 1726 August G. Maass Plumbing Co. Piumbing—Sewering—Gas Fitting REPrAIKInNG i - ®824 Cherokee “Street &t. Lonnie 0 ms eee ee W. K. WOODS STATIONERY CO. 402 Merchants-Laciede Bidg PUURTH & OLIVE ; ST. coum | ume mmm me — eS a als ' —— ee meme em HARDWARE TOOLS and CUTLERY GELLER, WARD & HASNER HARDWARE COMPANY 4106-12-14 NSN. Fourth St + 0 ce ee WrNpow PISPLAYS CrVTorgyTs, FASEL CARDS OTHER DEALER HELPS NATIONAL PRTG. & ENG. CO. Lindel!) 7467? 43°25 Laclede Ar. oo! — = —— ame anal , |! Berger F uneral Chapel : Funera! Director HERBERT |. BERGER | 4715 McPherson Av. | DElmar 0622 OVE REPAIR FOR ALL STOVES, RANGES AND FURNACES . G. BRAUER SUPPLY COMPANY N Third Street St Lor - wi WALNUT EXTRA 1 1 4 ‘ f —_— wee ees ee — ew eee ee ; “Large Incomes and | Profits Producea Feeling ' of False Securit y— | without inducing the owner to build up a fund against the day of financial loss, sickness, { declining powers, unemploy- ment and old age.” warns Al- bert Ww. Atwood, the financial { authori ty. in this week’s Sat- i urday Evening Post. | Let how vou Can he nrovided income a how such a fund and an adequate rranged. GEO W. TA¥LOR Kepresentative Sew York Life Ine. Co. (ompton Bidg., 7th and Locust ‘,Aifleld 3870 me Taylor Made Policies Protect inept he b a) : a? a. Imported Saazer and choice domestic hops! The pick of America’s barleys Masterful blending by foremost maltsters! Full-size 3-lb. cans! That’s what you get in BUDWEISER Real Hop Malt Syrup! ANHEUSER-BUSCH ST. LOUIS ¢ Gromdway at t rankiin—t nies J AMERICAS FUREMOST ° FISH AND SEA FOOD eee ee me = -— Ee Ee = = 4to & O'Clock ee | ome mmm ee wh a WES Easton-Ta ylor ‘Trust Company Taylor and Easton Avs GENERAL MBANKING CITY T RUST CO. | 1132 Washington , BANKING SAFE DEPOSIT | | BOXES A Geed Bank te Sank With FER & FORWARDING COMPANY 421-1437 N. SECOND ST. PERKINS oe ae — eee — ee " ee ee eeesadiiali he —" ‘ : ee ee ee ee . ee ee een ae yore a pe —— mee . thie, » Soman ow a. sen Le cence ea maa entre tite NN ROLE OS MA ea ne petit AR inne lene a ttt ‘etés te ht mr aaa lain Masa titi api re etapa — Hi in > itll tara won sce 7 ? -ou vf \ ree! Ae - Ly e~ — . ous < “~ - we 7 Sx | my rare . 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APRIL 2, 1927 _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ___ ms, HORNSBY STOCK TANGLE MAY BE THRESHED OUT AT LEAGUE MEETIN@FARDIN a . . on a act ea . — ~ -_ — ee — A ea —— . ee aoe ~ . ee een ee HEYDLER SAYS i a ‘Futurity Sprint ieYorOld Boy \Hennessy Will Line Up With Cambridge Cr wi j eX wasnyder Hits On Davis Cup D f 4 PUBLIC MUS To Feature Dog Team of France Millers in Game Tomorrow Veleats Uxtorgg Or Pespramn Tolighal t+ eee ie ot With Three C ae : . By the Associated Press. i | # BE | | | —— ee MOE hie inn te return $j Forward, Who Is Trying Out With Knoxville B: Club, a Wi ree ; ‘ NG his gripe to return ¢| renniiteilinaiaitiaidl a : | 3 F “. Ww ‘ Ov | png? ston gage wae pee | Wires That ‘ill be He re for Wester } ‘fina! | Ui teen Spurt N nm gg | Wi) - : , vorites e ) non, European avis Cut Car Finsk i. | > 7 \Fs nt Over Last rene _Sout New Faia Does It With . oe ee z* . ie ae _ PP ties 4 ou ee * & " ei ate Resta * ans “ be-ten -4 ee lt ‘ ae a io U ' | ss a ta star, disclosed for the first time tas of Gide. : 3 ain Unless Agreement 3 Night; St. Lowisan’s Hounds [$ tnai France has under consider- Gain a Margin of F, Reached. Club Owners | : in Maney 3 Times. ation the sending of a seven- ; ; : man tenn team to this country Bob Coleman, East St. Louisan, and manager ne Aooxvill we _ * By J. Roy S Will Gather at Pittsburg The Passing Show. , next August. aseball club, has relented. As a result Joe Hennessy, star inside | as yo ee oe i He says is much ek en. .e Collinsville Stake, at the fu- Brugnon, who recently com rinte torwas a | ! i | sociated Pr _ Of the Post-Dispatch Spc Next Thursday Se So =— urity distance, will feature the |? Pleted a series of matches | | —— Ben Miller socce raged wpuaunbecyedimg ER 2 saVANNAH, Ga., April 2.—Frank Sa . a , bint , QUITE so. ogran 1e@ Madiso “on ne the East with Jean Borotra sparta . &. at ; ©: OrTOW ast Ag: ) ee S ils . by ( : ran a “adion Kennel 2 . siiied and the Cardinas won f stockholde : 4 lub’s greyhound racing program |( !t was probable that Pierr: n bon | 7 sf bases f1.ec an ds ; t ito : : er; | 01 ie € ts, ‘ ¢ @rv/ new Wrench war ae ' rac ~ on in their fourth spring exhibitions By Leased Wire From New York , te MTG: pe ; aa + odes Hasina ' oa tga fe] : al srick- ji... ¢. i poou Bure au of the Post- Dispatc ‘h. cases 2h He toree ensul . ag tas seca Sos sree (traction, nint! T ard, - Boussus and Paul B. +) | 1 some puis ind will follow @e rac would accompany the . ; | 4 . "y " . . ‘ ’ . Qf . _ J RA, A —- Wwonetn ' . DOY i153 OC 103 ft De € uc rit 1é , ’ ; Stews " ‘ , - 7 : nt . Sually the « came dash tri-color cup quartet. #6. , jé if . ‘] ’ rier rT) Ooms ' S tT) 2 ST) : + ¥ rut ‘ : aid po 5... made by The e gar = | : at el oe ittersweet : Y latter being only 16 vears old. Fass , rivy. Samant tins Phy he return enn: - will | ford in 1817 * FIRST INNING. . ; i . } a ° ' a — wy PPM LL » 7; ¢ t 7 r? » i . : ia 1 4 : : ‘ I ‘ ‘ i : : Pee | ae ee oan 4 ‘ i | sil ° ene | ‘ iw aie me Pe ‘Tec t WwW eather for 7 > « - e 17 +? Wilh : le ri} if Cc > % i z ai : ~ JI - es . a5 . , q i © mrorttes went | Vitek erie nit noes Se a nanan aj eee Se parte wie comes SE om a. opening | i7} ; th "estern final i +} a , 2 3 o’cl . "ith » Tritt ' ne; r Mort lake. was rowed ag . _ _ ri ack was a mire. tational c1 competition. alves an th Dave Evans of De-};4..1 ., adie b a : Koenig o1 rg op Prep Trials [eiem.c2 277, a (et deal conditions in bright agaggme Boto='e’. | Koenis ov a ;SImmoot! ater and a light eee te » te endeavor. ee opine Be " —n as ’ le ea - Lrivoe & SOUS ] [ not nad + a ¢¥-~e tre ears the writ pe Cardinal. | form greatly. 3 y wet! Ses ei were teed ee oe dao. tink ocnae, nani |tatbeay aPaditescceuny eke a Washington U. Cruickstiank Has |Paulino Gains huge crowdn, “t NO RONG = ‘oe sae *Malcew CZ, Sac iaz and Garkawi- 4 ao futiuy ty runners in the enko Win.” estab ; ety? Ok ee De }. + Se Bay oJ ore eb ‘ ~~ ~, tka! ted een taping Sdn oat. po tar Sn a ao a et ta > we on Kina a - eo 4 ere es PP aes peggy w st. 4. “es aaate’ * a eae 33} ; ss ) Will not attack h “Steamship Lines Booking itiners | I ~~ CARD INALs—(Uren! some old trai for Poreign Travel.” “ne ~ fu lige sng as 1G aot - ° ee All of which goes to show you TINE too fasts pace for his rivals. |Tged Tech and Danville Ap. Won $11,000 In Decision Over “pre s owne 3 hv The management will pack him. . ae 7 - ie Bernar: St. Louis, ide : pear Strongest for Finals eae : peor ipdiek iam grvtpreed Ron EE. ght Golf Tourneys New Zealander -: National ue residen , 5 oaks nte — , : uC Berna Nad two other dogs ** ‘= @& » “i 9 v4 oe tt Hagen ate . OF Attys ae ev ‘ teed, Kin a, a on Ae ote FM. Rg Mg soy . “ a i ee McGraw, anen h rms races fadison ursd: . == | ~ he oe — . ee te + AaP i - ; 4 ‘ening Regent showing ss . te % ss J case, a . ; nout ; 2 . LUUrin in Happy Sweep ; No d th F — ¥ : In A ~ the CcTews rowed ae ) 4 : © eigh town schools led in the rth and South Open Fourth Furious Rally in Final Rounds |©2*. In 1912 two races wespis rHIRD INNING... Has chucked an ulti '“Scotland Gallops To Handy Vic- th 4 , | . fae He . . ~——s . . ‘ t : C i\- 2 23 of tine ashin: > vent oO Has Ca . heaeranes hash _ mIwad ay evenow | 7 P- Gives Basque Victory Over aus oth shells sank Di. Aas ne : it second tory.’ a ts deci as it hel na: an to Last Night's an . irre inte SK , ey oerten tured This Winter. HW |water during the first attempt ‘e poche al ie I 5 tod eency. ) American in Oxford Sha” : ae eT se, ie maitre Seti eden Oph Lak P ~ ¢ = 7% im X FIRST RACE—Th: ree-s ux teent ’ s oe ™ SUmsg American interest wag —~ * ue + = - + . = | r d ale . , a > uJ ss . ; A xn. . . . Fy : i iy's event by the No more than if h it,/ tune in and take notice. : ig ze b1. °° Captain reese = “¢ | : Si By aga! aia NEW YORK April 2.—Paulino ‘he Oxford shell of H. ® And if he cannot ; his ; The ney sumbe ; ard i als ~~, , Is! ang Boy i Mr. Iod ' - rials ~ 4 h 3 in ce: ae sy Bigg ye | Uzcudun had more mome un . wul captain of last vear’s. Mac savs he’s fres . ' lL b & 3 round bout ‘en !, ae OND RACE—One-quarter_mil cag (Ok. entra south Onen ae caneine day lis 1 to a place h ale vasg Must Protect Public. John i dler a oe ) “| Joh: Cir: in thi rne LC | Car non ‘ si A Tis ti. ee Ned 8 abby ruickshank. dit , = ame ' 1 ‘inal acl ' 3 a’ 7 “s participate in a . es appreciate the _— pee 5 ul i ' Tohn- Hevwdler } orner both ae MyYs "e | * a a ve as Mies ’ heavyweight tournamen a sin “a th int the concrete ’ “we -hir 4 Dugan. ® Aesociated Press / equally defi a See et” ae ee 2 3 Pips ay 3 Rogers : . he fieath se ntence : rHIKD RACE—Fut rit 4 } ? al ; # ~— wy ui laurel > Lhe Many has i aa renees OM , OTT) Heeney, a 2 not become a Giant annie tie ein 399-RB ‘ Some E.. sire? 3 40 20 4.8 ‘a “A be Baie psc Lich pneapiee a st | tal Bas oak. in 16 rounds at . ondoners | redominating. gras epenald orem stands upon unwritte been appeale > the upren - Ss ‘ -_ 7 :% 1c Ad . . + 42110 4 oa ‘ PY) ‘ = ‘ . a _ = " ™ rd re? ¢ - frdan- ‘ es. =. P 9 . : Pitching il] De. om ate 2 ae eae E—Fry “Six eenths le, = tr i * ie : San An 10 t Sprine tami | ;Urious L115 1! I losin se i . . jents from Oxford tell fanned an: 1 th third ; wh... 5*6 5 apie Tie | giowgais fs yee ns showered the New Zealander|Cambridge were submengaa@limmike, Frisch and Bottomley |pu ; 7 ‘ . = br a —— a . +> ~ ‘ 4 ; 7. hh 3 LT. af ; - ? th bond wese tnrongs of excited Le wr the double stea pow z ~~ issue O17 Of ankees, f oster W rites B : os 3 vt yom cone eo a 1 : td haem : : Pou : | 2 Sail 5 . dis a ing 7m) - Even After Three Mi A ly passed, fliling the ba oo , ) SIXTH RACH —Thcceicienthe mile: Rd va | agg aaicad ™ Leadeonn Wieelia. o i nique than his foe, sprayed Paulino The race began at 1: 44% By : hit the first hall pitched in- YANKE ae 3. 6C ! “5 pace eg spn sional champion a rgain Se ee a _ an- | Cambridge, stroking 38 *" the ieft field bleachers for a oa a aenag: tere - Pn. | ford’s 36. jumped into a slight te run and trotted around in O O ch Basque’si At the mile ¢ ‘ambridge was st of Frisch, Botiomley and Ha-. nim sw arming in until slightiv ahead br? it a + T) : ‘Huo w Ou: a peTL is 90 . . ick had so weak oe pate ha been it _ ea : Cards KR Ta SO aK-jand-tuck . = : ig in cing as? Oeniz . . xford ove pt intoa eer well iat. ~ ©8 i sin tn, Me ed on « -~ st Po 225 id ae - a i ie % . - a ae Ags, ee ae a ag ligh bh } ~ + or Be) oe : - Pa utine’s tea’ ey iues ‘at three-qn . ss Mart. port to é ea ote . mile and taking the lead Spe “ . ~~ . — 7 ‘ ii. Bell . “a ¥ — : . " 5 - : YAN fo Botte -, » ad nothing * Bifti- m : nes feree Gives Decision. | 7 r + 4 “a 7m eh ’ } ‘ ts ’ ; . ‘ ’ , ' r I » U a - } l€ z a* ” > + : lle was "sh 2 By John B. Foster, ee 2 ¢ | Reactant eet bene *% 2 6 : . +4 yo cae ide critics gave Paulino six g 1d Oxfe - . : } +. : i P ‘ ’ 7 " sid vy ¢ L £st,t.. ; a ari rt z \ ~ => i. ©? \ ote of th referee in the S ssc rn : é . : " ‘ sa : Moreh rt iants.’ Cire rwrryy meil ¢ . cit =e en : * (“entral Tee ' o 4i08, Snaniae far re Wie ——— arey & ' - ’ : ~~. A K Si NY i isd t . . eR: rn _ NX « Le 4 Ore AY *) 2 7, 's . ; 4 by a4 i ‘ pats = i . : . . . , ia a & Aiiach q ~ Lay iT Vv 4.8 nece’ssarv to . * crews erase ones . - . ley. N . | aA — : nedley relay nville, Tilden : break 1 eadlock of the two three miles ae ‘ a - : stiles € : ; af - ; “A ~ > »> gsratus «o- Be aS ic J . ! ; a gr us i : a — aie ; | t ‘iter in some avs an . la ves “ee : . 5 ied OY the ei : I Muah i res ic 7 , ; } > so 3 aa se ; , > ("le ¢ } FaumTo ; . . =r : r3}i - mY | tee eae et S common property from Miller Hugg Entries fee Tonight | Has | rae me ne h ac , | " wees. 3F95¢ (€ lc pe low wa ty JTO fein , | a ca 293 5 xiori ibtain fow hi sehrig | i. is A O1OWsS ne LIPSt TooK!e. tu: entra CORI PC .t Lceouey Jad 4 xford | btal ied the inttial ; = a= Ruth Rreadon Offered $60. 7 it Rate a ee ke . im 4 ; al eka i alienate ti ial ll summaries A er ri . i ; aur tory for Tr tliat , ntage by winning the +4 a1 eu advance iird lees out “m Toe ie 17 9 * southern or surrey sige, fe on Thevenew's f os 2g | Morehart tt #083 " ° . 3 ‘ } 4 . ® : : as - : , ° » ll - a" ; ] wai — eh coat i saad Be sida ‘35 ' t4 c “ P , af . it , _* them pe slig hf 6 ° ; : . : 0 in Loui s! : al collectively team whic} in : “I and a ie ee ' e : — ; mn ° ~ - | ombs douSied | Pieowers OT ine hg a liner € he Giant: : | | a! _ | , |eressively: 3 team with r ' 5 ; fan 1 ity Be nletom -(filden ‘Tex wad a Ml : ry . a} bj at —_ ies | . , : i F ; ri i . am ~ is . ‘ L3%} . oe ‘ ‘ ee Se 39 } Den _ i : , ‘ ' : rT} : ] ‘Pegs. wit fe ‘ } rye . ‘i ‘ , Tr - e by . : : ‘ ne Ss. or rok . sae ; 5 ra . = a = ‘* ° of the champions of 10: 26. "ha et r , ils ar : ; at ot neal - ? * + * . ose’ rit e. 1-23 a . WIN IN SWIM MEET : Siggy ied — on Ss cc | iTray. ' = mOIN »! o—Jal 9 cy! au. / poynced ok . " : - Kurtz i Re +h i —_ , winne . 4 fina us! ‘? a AtA - . * ’ ; 7 ‘ > ¢v r . | x ru 6 : o ‘ I > P ‘ . — a . . . : —_ a S . a : ~ : ~ 4 ' iy . hr LA : A yy oY : + . ' LY rit 7% oa? | ‘ ——~, ' 46 . R = tJ . : T3 ; : , azz = : -. ' ’ = ‘ , ° : > h« ; is en feats f : 44 ot ¢ a > aa hort 3 . makes ab } by , or Hornsby at sreadon fall ee _— ul will be as > | a uthntaahnt 7 ‘Kstadt (B ont). | us (Tuisai. : aferes - . m4 : . ; . = ’ . : . 6 ee ee eg ee 4 at adiust their Not be Permittee ‘ lay uni es : — . ) i ams ‘ jeague rule: —" mt ;, {on 4 er , a 2 uw = ag“ ' ard = ¢ eet a : —————— Jacksonvilie as saying his contract | Cleveland pitchers | | ie Ee eae ba 29 | Joe Du-| Feameck Be cnenanteah, i 220-YARD DASH—1 : mouth 1 point. Riley of Wes-| Bag Bil Downs Youthful Chi. : k pi “9 itera : it Geyt ding Bric! fiiden ‘Tech. Teebenham Te oe : cago Rival in Four-Set Every Night Except » 4¢% e . Y : s2 ee. the case: th: is fulf t it etop mto nssrent Win fi a a a . ee a Se . ee a. 428 ih +p wren : : racee ; ba et We! ie : | Ret Sige : Post Time 8 P. M. will continue t ul fd} ontract || , | , ) le didi cg ~ : requirements, bu no o1 ave e tent for tar me LB i c.. ue ' ae ee "tes 2 9 i se Vasknvtmarive I agg “aga : gague pennant will center into a |: dl kid ba oe. Sa ral ‘ Ni ht’s Fights age ne Si A atter “thi | 2 inth, Mineville, ake, foturity: | RACINE STAR PICKS es , stock and t! leag rul forbid | ST UeRrS betwe _—— ia~ Te ag i “ia Miss B Gold : ; , him to Ke tT field ” ; P | inp . - a : Ks , ; ail 3 3 oar 6 | “tea =r « “ dy 9-10 SPLIT TO PUT By t sae) a | Preee ; , matter for oth : - : ? | —— TEAM IN 8TH PLACE) _ YEW YorK—pautine Vaceden, S| Te 2 or ey, © ! We ute ele me es a} % ieee hy Nos Mein Ay 2 : " Re a ee) Pade Rapp Fee a ies 4 «eta > ‘ eae a aca of Se May ns : oy! a , a et OR rh man Spain, defeated Tom Heener New Giants ia i A : ; _ , , be) 2 3 Zenland, i0 reunds. Joe Salas. than him self “My personal opinion.” des “l Iiuggins Is Not Blind a aliien ig : . | “1 iz enind the ch e can TO BAN “ATHLETIC shee: > ae ees ADT 2.— , ant Los Angeles, won on a foul frem President Hevdle : rius s doesn ‘lose his eve ( | ~“y @hou'ld ; i re} lg : eat +e tba t te ne : ‘ : ‘ 4 } : ‘ SCHOLARSHIPS” Ai: ’s - "errve by ia. S45 : ag Reuti«. ¥ rance. two reunds. ’ ss Pa . ; a } ‘e . “21 > Jee Laxray. Johnstown, Pa.. bent and, that i esiden ado sea a ae ae | : | Eddie Frisco, Albany, VN. @&. tour le ers | : : ‘ ‘ : 4 «ili tern) : 9 ‘ ; Prant . PPR r - . aoa , reu neds. Pat M ed arth, : Roaton. Someone eis: PUThO «Thi ; vey t with what : 7 eee * cial cala | . Americ , defeated Matt Adgie. Philadeiphia, ire that the) t togetne: in we e ie velo} hws , : oa ens | ‘sia . — ~ Con a Mis le made 16 reunds. Jack Warren, Chicacn. | | — Cc ' mn the : it ragte: : Pes % us ready @c ys «St CONeSEt thin the East- % sp in the tenth 1 f } wen from Frankie Carpenter, ~““*°°* °° (atte a la wi ws : ~ Gehys re rh, ‘ogy + Gay. Freepert, “N. \. four rounds. in eatiliaiaal | . - i? , dis: Monday, ‘ardinals ransfer the stock at a prt: en ret : and youthfulne ‘ the league offic! leerm fat n wink as said in fas ou ri ne that : iate Athietge Conference thi: ineerel\ hope we ca thy the an pro pai a - hors ' cu tf Te “ mt 1 commended este a t Liens bad nm & r igs A ™ abetted | — , oe rday at a, DES MOINES, la—limmy Sacco —" ime 4 ~Ormr ror ae .. , . . n> Be o> tes 4 : «a a | I : a7 I TI] rr) os p ' 5 maf Tytn i al » - Sioux (City. 10 reunds. ce SIXTH INNING. to Gehrig for a db .- and > + sary for the good of bas berg Gettysbur i iss ' , hi : ; ‘ ame has taken forehal as "a . . and 7 i aen ; ~ i "Wate , i at te wae iw egies ‘arshall CORNED | ttala! Syracuse, N. Y ELIZABETH, N. J.— Erate ati 4 : — Gr if} = NALS — Hafey wailed Sek m. 52%, ft Lia 4 ‘ >» Bal id “ ~~ a? : . - : . ‘ m _ . — : | } ‘¢ —_ = a ‘ te —— : * : ail > 4 r - ° | On second, retiring Ea - tling the issue forthwit CAs ue aya ital : Siakitenacoas recommencation was in the Teams from Kenosha, Detroit, Ra- son, three rounds alles it atche . : ~ Grd tossed et ' / — ’ . : —— 3 “Pte . aes . be . ° 4A’ iP Oy {na l« : : ft} spent the greater part aa! A= long a ry. ' 2 Ha. = * Es y¢ . or and was made cine, Wis; -ochester, N : and a a lay ; te fia; 7 ; e touch >] eet oo , ; : : : . unhers 7. nd ast) 79 4 h wrmifere? uncil] which Hammon: mn ¢ entered the compe- Bt | an AL, N. Y.—Davwe Shade. “3 “a a . i : Tir, ¢ yg UJ 4 T ‘. eT en ow Wasnt i alee ae eee a | Pee sexalite ; ith methin , = at tition todax California. and Lou Scoszea, Ret. eee Ge - sa06 1 ne afternoo . . ax = i _— ~" Satted for Ring meeti ae eres ‘ neon AUS Nien SM aes . ——- , , re her recommendations were that | a falo, boxed a draw, 10 rounds. : | the -m es eft, Thevenow storing ‘ nz on Pa 12 | . , ba . a " . ;, : : : ete , , oi i B; ~* . 2 . , Pi. ts ; - . } : it * aA ' ai - : : ; 3 ‘ : ; + Styje:iy rer. ‘> my P ; ‘ a. ITS re as ' Sie ' Baas | dophbi ‘ las oe ot — Bidar in buy hel, Oe eae i (lat a D 1 frén ina te ; a inne = Landi« Ride= fnenng Airplane. TOLEDO, 0. ee Ryrehell, Chi- ) a Total : ead to left. sc ng ¢ “ 7 , , ail (2: i tn aciplite ™ . i threw fe errr. “My forts resuited i - usr’ tare invoi hen Muth can . 33 pi ae vee ee ; ect anc he ompensation, YEW a wate —— = lede,. 12 reunds. Tony Resa. TDe- sll -linais, |} mg piek Douthit off sec- scan to tobe such a meeting © in| toncer roduc home ne bh bit or ind ct coach, shal) : a a eee Patias e gS 2 a trolt. and Bebby Rendelr. Toledo. ‘Sanda Oe a on si - siatnie adil — —_ ae Pittsburg next Thursday if the thinks of go! ate ths. maetan |e WIL. MEET not exceed that of a full profes- |" “..4andis, commissioner of! grew. 13 reunds. , i ee ¢ ee ee ee. ee , ; rete .. = Sc 'Dasebda!ll. dr @ZdinenwN Orries — ae _ ' aceiphia. ¢6—4 7 ' t . hieachers for « matter has mot been adfusted be- put th? Axon * , re ’ +4, oppec in on New Orieans - ‘ ’ ae natal tee oe ; is " wets ss coe plate M IGUE OR LOUGHRAN ~ yester@ay to see +h hihi Ps, pone PALM BEAC Hq, Fla— , — a ay 3. Mn ieh ed we tae. ary SoC COMMMANGS the agmi- te — — exo :oluon “Happy” Atherton. Indian t ; es a ee ‘ epg y ° apotlta. ii Over a od ' ; “In the meantime. I myself and ration of s 7 De frui gio IN DEFENSE OF TITLE GAR WwoOoD SETS NEW “fame today between BRrookivn ana defeated Genare Pino. Cuba, 10 iant in the other oa . fens fon - ie ‘ i , — .44€ ry rhimns rr % = : , : 4 ies detek eversthing in curlas well as the hot dog famion | Br the Associate? Prom MOTORBOAT MARK OF “'cvela=¢ He 4id his dropping 1it-| Touma "a ale a — * ieee " , ant are » ten . i 4 & - ’ : ee. e ‘ i, power to bring about a satisfactor tuth would in better con rORK. April 2?—Jack 1 erally, flying from San Antonio to SAN FRANCISCO. — Frankie scmenonsilipieninicd ” 8Thrilli a for: : me. © settlement. We don't want the ca: a a | ae on es : aim = ethane 80.32 MILES AN HOUR ew Citeas be eine ‘aie heen Click, San Francisco. defeated 01. OREGON a om ed Bottomier. Nn : : . Og i¢ a : : ; 4 > : ’ ~ ~~ as ” A os i a2 =a at e 8) te carry along to the opening « aid rea 2 ie ae $i ae ee a iwegiicoe Br the Associated Press over New Orleans and landed at the = tn = ——— six reunds«. BOY TO MEET es ” oes FOUR RUNS ~ >» Ses * : ‘ wal . satiate . saptia iz ‘ ; : © . es sv «4 ’ ~* , a sR. FY a : > ams. ow a8 a ~ the season and we certainiy co nn keiy t@ have trouble alibi MIAMI, Fila. April 2—Gar Wooa@ Alvin Callendar aviation field less from Jeff Hammer fo STRIBLING AND PAULINO : the . -ES—Herman Belt a . : 7 . te ec wa ie _ - ee _ . be a 3 fl hm 2% want it te carry the leagus Tritt oa Ra _ a ° ee vesterday established a new official than five hours after tt had left reands —_ atx + . a Topercer fo short court. ee ad oting is not firm > und the promotion 3 fa oenier. wane 1@ Kelly Field Capt. Harry Bolan ; ee | nated = . T! tO second far the "One te ihe «x eetetion : ube ma ; tickard eo ‘ pte a ¥ record by driving was the p!lot. HOLLYWOOD, Cael.—Rass Wha- tes i ws MEA ior! . Me rehart ¢@oubled te come from outside bidders for ———————— ; Carene ni | _* a ee ‘= miles an hour “I Juet dropped in to see the game '*. Chicege. won on 2 fou! from - , and, Ore. cla! ee 8 lost D> “etn te I H » tock ” “nye a 2 te] ‘elaner’s are ee a _ . reek, Miami Beach. The tomorrow,” Landis explained. “Ty, Tommy O'Brien. five reunds. Joe — Berl cast heavy- ae ee ugan's pop fly and aeneuy Stock. earned todayjand Breadon, or Hornsby and this «aid the Drtderee: ee Ride ene: A epee ao ae by an official timerjon my way back north.” | Lucas, Detroit. outpeinted Billy | -- —— i meet Pauline Take busses or street ’ S ere Fight for a single, that such Bidders have > Per bj ther greup of hid ters. and I am read Semen + . , “wif f{ | : of* A™Merican Automob ‘ile Agsso- Landis wit) >e here enti] tomor. | Hart. Holl ywoed. aix : j UW in New ¥ ork on Apri! 25 ey rt holding secon! Collins : 3 2 ®. = s and representative of the row or Monday ara last night was MINNEAPOT 14. - » reve — to a eomMMrunication from Eads Bridge and .. Both runpers advanced on ‘a - had en ne J ASCO. Barberton. ‘> H a, ~ " . Hertgan’s a4 “ O8/) Beall fa > : nned. orm te covered, but just what ther ar hopeful that such adfustment wi!? une Mi ke ign ‘ ‘can Motorboat A ‘ . 7 . ae : . mermrcas mOTOTOOEaL As : . prepared to pay for Hornshy's hold- | materia itce before it becomes ‘©™MY Loughran pr Ory Will | Miss America Iv ere ogy OS > age Sane po Wane ao teem ' en ste of | manager £9 Pr ‘T H Fol ih | . ms hat eatin meri: 1v, n ’ : cha fon : , omo . ; “ otel. low : . ‘ ae Tee emable to lars necessary to call a league meeting |°"°8*™ SY Rickard for tl me Wood, did not run, being out of cen- ry et | Nerway, scored a technical kmeock- | Grantham here gag HE ; =. Bell te Bottomier NO | However, four days remain foriin any evemt the public is to be | 'O™*h'P match ition. Both boats will be shipped (fer amen me Sf, to Rie preference| cut ever Deke Hern, Minncupelia, Herman wil w ‘No. 11. a ; [take a long ree * Snipped ter airplanes. h@ said: “T left San| seven reunds. Bobby O'Shea, Mie- Stribling herd bt 7 <~ (Some? | g — S INNING . ‘ . . e P /‘, @8 the fea- ~ = EVENTH . : “National . : Kren Paees oS drew fae" Ames. QB adjustment Setween Hornsby protected.” Delaney w' orth immediately, ft 3 7» eted. fore resuming his training in a, ediately, ft was ea-'Antonio et 11 otiock and got here: neapella. shaded Lig <<. 7 7. Bnounc at 4 o'clock. That's the anwwer’ Pasl, 16 reends. = —- Le event of an American Legign CING RAIN OR . es pa show card RA
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en ee ' a PAGE. é op ed me eee ST.LCUYIS POST-DISPATCH _ SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL 2, 1927___ ___ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH__ PRR te A ARDINALS 20, YANKEES 10; NINE RUNS IN ONE INNING ith Cambridge Crew | Tete eatin srrow Deteats Oxford ff snyder Hits Homer ‘THEVENOW—A 543 Batter Batesville, Ark., | In Annual Race} ith Three On, Hafey Reaches s Final | D oes It With’ Tw O On we ie : a ie q Pras ax * — de 25-16, in National Play at Chicago U. = ee ATCH a ~ ape eas ee ee ’ 4 poe ae wae bine Man RB doe re ao 9) Ne tn ets ae nee ——— a emer mere re me iller Triples - With Bases Filled detens iw world's Jone In Browns’ Game June against Spug Idaho . contender Mullen —~ a ae ae ete a pelle Will Defend Title Pr va) ese a al aaa lala Bane Per; : . . 1 Ppry oe ~ 4 x oe SD at ae i ee Ce ee ee es Se Se oe on es . Anew PNP LOL OP AL AP el eld Ld ah dah hahaa — y a foe rane eepent CHICAGO USHY CALLAHAN is to April > Son Victors ee ei Finish tof Gain a Margin of Four Lengths. 10's Mivers Promoter Jim iast « by a Special Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch. BEAUMONT, Tex., April 2.—Ernie Wingard took up ‘this afternoon where Milton Gaston got left yesterday in the second the here between the Browns and. Beaumont, was mount fori, 2 83 4 & a9 it. liowlev's me” BROWNS get even hits in the |2 0 0204 2 0 BEAUMONT 00014000 The Batting Order. RROW REAUMONT ’ Rennett announced The fought } with Oh tr Er me By J. Roy Stockton Of the Post-Dispatch Sport Staff. BMAVANNAY, Ga., April 2.—Frank Snyder hit a home run with » bases filled and the Cardinas won from the Yankees heré this‘ ero (UL) soon in their fourth spring exhibition game. pe ies > eames sta ae . (Miss.), 28—20, in the 10 a: wea — se UE 5 get. i ” . BMS of the tourney today am © Cardinals Box “untae aga bigger CARDINALS. AB. R. H. _Douthit cf.... 6 ERE, | Frisch 2b....°.5 Flowers 2b. I Bottomley ib. . Sa eee BO... . ck | Roettger ff. ...0 Saygerc.......5 *" - star pitching le Lo pias Ngzland. Rorrow aiter- |, brid | 7 oS mn ae og gs : 4 recently eights, decision (game or will >| Phil Te: AALS him ere Myers at April i seventy. “ninth | from Oxford Thameg to. the sare Was = jecrowd estimated at well in ee gf 5000 was in Municipal Stad- when play be gan. '*putch” Reuther, eder, was in the can League ¢ e* oe INNING. “CARDINALS — out! | peng to Gehrig. Hoin der to Gehrig. D » Frisch, NO RUNS. MYANKEES S—Combs ip Bottomley. Koen water and a light south weat | Bas anes As The banks were lne@q With | wht Babe by a crowds Meow. NO RUNS. Abbott c I pars Comtetace il pesca igi on Ro a2 the series Started in for ernser ty ites Maton. Toporcer ss....1 nst 49 for Oxford. The i" e | ‘ 1 I CHICAGO, April 2.—The Cic- teant downed Llerence winning a ‘The return bout probably be held at Cubs’ Park. patos We the eu Ese i faced in being held opening contest Guy Sturdy for St. Louis Sisk r. series on the a 7 7. wen race mecond and a mood to, four pare meine on the = Tf ~_ a i i /_M’CAFFERY, ST. LOUIS BOY, INFIELD PROSPECT ON Ngai 4, CLUB pe ' for Ql IN About 700 persons attended The eagre to Batesville, €xX- for aimost 'o the - ; — 16S., as againet teal -~vS., Inade by @ ad at first substitute ONO el a, appear’: “as ‘amb ric lice yeteratl box ham pions. base i easily, for (,eorge O. A. (harley Barmme: FIRST BROWNS | O'Rourke sacrificed, 'Galloway. Sturdy center took a high hop over Cur- | tin’s head and went for a triple, | Bennett scoring. Williams hit past | first, scoring Sturdy, but was out At first Edington got the bali in and made a good throw to Galloway. It w not due Wil- lack of speed but because «a | right fielder is forced play close out Counel- . Ne rf layer, will INNING. Dennett Phillips drive eT) meni e h mes.sy Ew -l team out, waike ! toi Lo | QO ®N oY : "om » Pertect Weather for Race, su M1@ Trace, over the four and One- course between Put. Mortlake, was rowed under cond itions. in bright sunshine ft iSrmootn i out able jugan tnrew in- ’ fis s ihe able arainst ig Frisch ser, aged but to Bot- fie] ded | out ~ oe em ne ~ h 45 > inute ney and BVans of De- hides al he COT ing stubborn She, ? aii ks OUL . — ging ina Ted Hauk, Haven care Krueger, Indu! vee e AO ye ee pre sent ae | when Onfri for fein ren ard threw out Phillips. | RUNS -~ — = as to SEVENTH INNING, LROWNS—Connolly tossed out | Bennett. O' Rourke doubled to ieft field. Sturdy hitover the two-base | section of right field fence, seoring O'Rourke. It was his fourth straight hit. EK. Miller was safe on who touc} ‘Capes’ fumbie, Sturdy scoring. and threw i Schulte i¢d to Edington. Adanis NO i flied to p Edington TWO RUNS BbiAL MONT—Adama threw out Capes. Connolly popped to Miller. Edington was safe on turdy’s fumble. Curtain singled past first, sending Edington to 'third. Galloway grounded to Stur- NO RUNS, LIGHTH INNING, BROWNS—Morgan went for Beaumont. O. Mille; Dunning. Dorman threw ae) Kero Wingard doubled to ‘ left. Kdington made a running catch of Bennett's drive. NY i RUNS, > BEAUMONT -— Wingard threw out Dorman. Dunning was hit by pitched ball. Boelzle lined to K, Miller. Morgan forced Dunning, O'Rourke to Adams. NO RUNS. a At Belmont. Apri! 2.~-Track good. MmiUe—- ° Tort hegn aaa, ft 7 3-o; Copi apo, > 38s ns Jver lander - ; nal Rounds | ory Over | . | liams’ this park the by the ! Schulte was thrown ly. TWO RUNS. BEAUMONT—Zapes flied to Ben- to left. Ked- | The ‘ " ¥ iC Lorye Q result ee es " ~~ ~. m since infield if at fire. ween Ray in ‘26, ane Louis l-proof . OMmeaoy;r ence to if. ~ as apa} Bell sing! nee: Bs sib ace uo has been an annual affair Pout, Ruether H. BELL PP... 1841, with the exception ot Biouled .to fait “3 ; paANKEES— “x hrig mck out. Morehart Mech to Bottomley. NO THIRD INNING. PCARDINALS—Thevenow Me singie to lift. Ring Mesthit forced Th mao Morehart. Douthit rf but trying for third whe throw bounced off Morehart’s ad _ nwo liyuer lee ner } the eauiwiier SCSecoew Coc m mem OQogo0 F Lis. St. Femt- . 7 , fs pow ‘ ov "1 ee a , a ~ pp pat 2 om ashe Sa . ¥ ~) ey; 7 si ~ « 7" ™ ° - « | . - ay _ ~e ‘ ~ ~ . _ ~~ x e . OO te I ee (‘onnolly singled hit to Adams, out on the line doubling Edington. persuaded to sitzn nett. Se ce ea. A en ee — & & e's ; 48 20232711: eee ae eae 2 | ... | With Quiney by his father because | ington the ninth “ ‘ ae Hi Pi eg . ae ‘ ae am — : nag eee ais "* | OR teen . ri Xisted between Connolly : RRS os, OR cane : os 3 oert, riZ.., jthe pa nal id f the McCaff : , %. bustpah icCaffrey | ty Sturdy, midt AB. R. H. O. A. E. -——»—- ee RHEM CASE ‘WILL BE SETTLED BEFORE CLUB . RETURNS, SAYS BREADON nt of the this morning oldout” case av or the urns from Gua» —, —_—_— O_ = 0g 1@} Total... Chambers battled for Ring in 77 the Crews rowed a deaa § In 1912 two races were nae hoth Shells sank fn rough water during the first attempt, American in Oxford : Shel}. Ameri addeq 0" today’s event by the presence | ? . ' ; ‘ ; rie z > / . , s ’ , . " s ss? ry ’ ; . . a. c ; ‘ ‘ i, . ° | Sa “4 fait « —_—— Ase ' R . 2 .} i SECOND to eecond. schulte ied to Edington. Adams tripled | center, scoring Sturdy and Wil- ms. Phillips threw out cf Mil- | Adams holding third, O’ Neill t Terre | was called out on strikes. TWO | La CcAmM- Ng hin fen Oo ak with ; a. ie. Bie? of portanre Ou e T : . 77 7 ; ‘ 1 eo " q Li i? or Pts ; ’ ’ ii RACE x and oO! Bil a : hots > a -_ SS" ¥ - é 4 4 s LoL SP ah - . ’ . ' ys ' a? i ¢ 1 *f : r) ; ‘ I . « r ifee ‘D : . - , “ . ; TY" «- : hy Pee . {1 year. pass. Snyder hit play, Dugan to M: Toporcer lked. NO RUNS, —hKoenig out ~ Bell | Seorche Ruth ' THIRD } 4 le useil seventh into a double hart to Gehrig. H. Bell flied to Combs. YANKEES omley. Gehrig fanned. , Morehart out, Toporcer to ley. NO RUNS. | Morhel LIGHTH INNING. P ape of CARDINALS — Douthit lifted tol pourtn tuth. Holm singled to left. Flow- | Contemplat out, Gehrig to Beall, who cov: | 1:04 45; Irish —e house Sine. ~ Joh n Speed. 1-05: SO a —" W, Morehart to | r¢ second. Collins Ww — Bor lzle. a * rte 1°08. Vas on 4 ady “Marie BROW NS—Wingard beat 1:08. Back- first line. to iy, to , ©’ Rourke our . | ie “| wWheeo “Ty struck ithe Veideg Fable ’ Three bie et dner 1:20. Starmirti Ki a Jimmy i } Mari ner | }- >-—- roller down the Das MUNICIPAL SOCCER nath’ ensieaiel | 1 ade TOMORROW §+ first and doubling Wingard at | NO RUNS the | BEAT MONT The; rr . Capes lock, lifted Was safe (jal llow mitle (“ombs doubled ater , > Reuther scoring. T Koenig a 1 i* . a . Aer 1-2 cr roons threw t meet | J i i ata! a Ge. P es 4 eT y 30 = SCRATCHES. P} illips rie ; fy ia i , FG , jack worth adods flied to Wililare, Au] Dangerous Kilty 1°42 to Schulte. _Eding- | iekery and Afterglow went handily rt ’ Frisch — replace: Bottomley singled ynder reetraint Foretonp went wae and ta ; pos. Om be or- Curtin walked. Gallo-/, or Ha- Ay ’ ae? ae , ‘ ppt 4 ‘ 2 oO , tered te : | ) thi—— Elet Pea p! . "i . wOVeIC ! | drive to right center hit to rigiit. wn ‘Resour r eet, ryye sorte ~ ‘ee hing reais Last Sunday | : it! ee = the fence and bounced over : ‘pri ges ee Pacts scoring. Hafey drove Toporce tripled ——-- i Oy ft fig “ a , | ied Ne eld fence | scoring Roettger. H. Bell walk: At New Orleans. ne of the series 2 a lef to break run. Edington and Cur. ng ahead of Galloway. * ra : , s | | Un home run, B uttomle \ and Be] ] ' T \outhits : nae | 4 scoring Toporc -~. an ) ‘ j vibe x j rj 4 ’ » _— 4 | — / as ing ahead of beret ” we | t _ er tales at “ather clear: track fast. + oe Ohad rhe se abe ‘s of 1€ vol. a0 Madore? seni: see O00 paige 2 Holm fa ¥ 4 » RUNS. f la ' , , ee woe peer a * 7) Geac as Called Ri G95 IY TOMBE 4 j Lee") one 7 408 2 _* , » 08 § agi | AGATa tnrew out jorman ¢ ‘Tt? walk age YANKEES—Reettger went to : ) : 1 Net on 2 , | RUNS wth sed utcig: ie vii *s Douthit left for the C Ruth was saf: dropped a high Atlin tomorrow . Wass Singie to right Williams’ ‘Every Night Except Sunday Joe Gi : ral = filing he when Botton , so » SPaAIGINE \ \t - i , , } ‘ rr) aa P . RE, replaced Johnsor nga os tp sa 7, — , Pact, oie gy Aakaex, ep eee ee witidlagspseapay, be i line igh GEKS HOUNSBY, former ‘ ost Time 8 P, M. } l, Meusel out. Flow- ‘ ; ’ canture t title. ' Cardinal manager with +. , for the second time in the in 2uth scoring drive was too hot for Edington and , 96 Singled to center, enow e : went for a single,-Sturdy stop- a ge sft ae pelo eS agli ¢ Frisch ta front Schulte forced ) r ~ ” ‘ Plate and Collins Phillips to Dorman ir Re ne Eig gy oe é PMOmiey doubléd gied past Connolly, fill- tn the Cur- § ® Douthit, Holm O. Miller tripled to last winter. ME. Koenic —— oring Williams, Melding 299 2 over Collins’ h . Bottom- Adarns ©. Miller p Maching third. ~ Bell 2 e sacrifice fiv io ae Inning to a close Connolly threw out Win- Mider to FOUR RUNS MONT tego Miller to le eivie Ah. TAT : (*¢ niter scoring | handily under restraint. r ges ying erncaoilr - A fhe oettger ran fey. nome LLL LAL Hornehesl? risch _ Spring Records | i the ag” a J” > LT 0 OTRO Ey ny eset nena st _ ~ ee TCS A PO A CC NE BL AT CS TEIN A CEE RAE AE tl ON tee ent oe a Aare wwe noes ~~ . rer en cnn mene (“hi Snyd er. eroup the and hold f this SIXTH INNING, BROW NS-—Study’s third hit ] Chi- -Set ards. lev nn te te One a ee ee O’FALLON GIRLS WIN |" ® INDOOR BALL GAME 04) indoor an 'ing tf? ; Bottomley, doubled Wera fouled to rehart faker b risch, eprine whe ex Ainal ’ second th They , Hey center, popped to _-ott to SCore- - SECOND L. The y Li t Ww ‘ Vv RAC E—> ird 4 7 hanged / trade ? Friect however te to 880 for hie rival f The figures ( / E pve q in to ? ] » : Adams Ciaces the center. & 2—W'l- H@Iphia de. | thfu Chi. | men's La omle’ iA over ha ser. Giants —— an U the return St} erm Mul lefeated night at - — ‘CONCORDIA - BEAR - Fi oases dbo ) ae ma 7 GAME CALLED OFF enth: tap Sse mils ane-six of athe ela | on L 7 | , | ry ns } ne odie : an ' | | scored oe between | Frisch lanphy | le S te and hul veils H. PO. i 2 46 G4 8 ‘ 23 3) aw 3} B42. tlelding ° tirts Ny A. ¥.. a7 toe Vriach Herneby i riesch—BHatting ett. brought MADISON | KENNEL CLUB Pmienta th / ke the set Unive reify baseba!] game ly defe: ted 1s Re first ¢ wen if ( ft field for !$ Dunning singled to , Hornaby—Batting 391, ficiding izie Kit into @a double |} O8. ‘of Ad ati 'f Sf Ce ee ee de i ee ee ee a a ee ee a a ited G More} art. sliiaitiiaatate cath nidinteimeeeeedaieeeetiameetentaees ee te eye University ang Con- uled for to- ed until | the | DNs ‘ ANKERS = ot Gehrig popped to Theven mel fanned and Ruth was dou- trying to. =. steal er to h NO RUNES | SIXTH INNING. ARDINALS ~~ Hafey , hart mooped In WS? ivd er ‘s rol- B&tepped On second, retiring Ha- Fand tossed to Gehric for a do:- play. Thevenow =| Adnlosion 90 centea Uz Ss. Tax o cents ibere batted a —— ee tO left ‘Total ‘99. cents Foe net on en, 62 PY + as Strong imary, n postpon second game of over to Thursday. at Washington that ace of the pitching ight not be ss. cardia day has Mionday, going was sald Beckman, was sick and m able to play in the seri get b a ' singled to SCue? ow { Drowns Hoe lie, ure y. Lin ra FOURTH Ar matic f ceries It soe RACE - » snyd R 7) “«#e eee ere ee & & up 4gzain omentarily walked eveueeen in 7: @ late day ‘JACK BRITTON IN EFFORT TO “COME BACK” ated Press. April 2.—Jack Brit- ‘ight champion }" of the oldest ' l attempt a} he welter NEW F . at ORLEANS SCRA CRS. oan Masi A SS SROAEARS SOOO ROO LL NE SN et Ot TE CEN ARNE tithe terre etm edieunhdieniie sass ee for The “>? . ’ . meve»noy er™ Re the Assor MIAMI, twice F la., we! to t. scoring ra. Giard thre ying to pick Dout €2d Douthit scor the left field hb) hers e Un. Thar inished ® the Yanks’ - Went to safely. forced Bottomiev. - FOUR RUNS terwe and one ring. icomeback night when ‘Arturo Shekels, Belgian 'Pompano, near bere. Britton appears (to walked. {condition and veterans of the sport to | predict he will give his younger lopponent a strong battle. oe . i ton, fhe world. ds rset) ly of the a fighters mia, -6-—0- hit a (siard ritcher. Frisch Hiolm for eee. ee At Tij Juana. RACE in the wi. 3 meets | at to Beg tie ow ‘ es PIS —Fo aii LaSalle in New York — 3,510 people came to pONnev, At. ane match, fourth box. be in excellent | . { ris! Proved KNOCKS were Needless This CRIGINAL No Mruiey Koenig 4 Sa) i] heavy- Pauline April 26. tien from Eads Herman’ . “Tanks” | Hotel. 11. (Young) No. the fea- Legion Take busses or street car at 5 Bridge and Je Follow Illinois ‘KEES—Hermat Th 4 hill, Toporcer to tO second for the Cardin- Orehart doubled to left. lost Dugan's pop fly and it Short right for a aingle, holding second. Collins Both runners advanced on a bal}. Beall fanned. Bell to Bottomley. Relt went short and Ln SEVENTH INNING. 4 WALS-——Hafey drew the Com be | NO | : -teur champion at ‘ing won | Spectal to | George ‘Stillwater, has been elected by ‘teammates to be captain of the 1928 Oklahoma A. and M. CoNege wrest- iling squad. Rule Named Captain. | the l’oset-Diepatch STILLWATER Ok. Apri) Rule, whose home ts near his Rule, who holds remarkable record of lort a match, te United States ama- 175 pounds, hee¢- last week in the tournament that tithe Nationa! A. A. lL. Ames, Ia. the | never having | at. aes RACH—! 7 ive Skvwa!l PASSAIC. VN. Ji.—Sammy Tucker, Newark, %. J.. knecked eut John- ny Mazo, Mhilippines (5). TACOMA. Wash.—F red Lambert Spokane. beat Harry Dillen, Wie- nipegx (©). ; ; ; ! | ¢ ly Fiving i * Tite! K alrwin Fifth en try race, * Jody Binclair a*High Jor $800, ciaimiby. 4-rear-oids Wee ather Brin n : 2 + s race ; 1 mile Hands Up , ' ” 115 Denna 10® Lucky Ralli irr? sah, Lae a clear track fret Apprentice allowanre c's Knock Motor Fuel doesn’t knock because there are no knocks in it. Benzo-Gas never knocked and never will. Better than gasoline | from start to finish. Try it! | pensec@as theca Rant On Se. Louw ver erre eee TEEPE Cee PRY EHR He eee Ck Oe Oe Re ee Oe EY Cee ew OH ee eee eee ee ee ee a. see it on its first Saturday. Ae 2, Sec ae eee, ec gT ART: ane OLIVER CADILLAC CO, LOCUST & LINDELL CUT-OFF aLs LOUIS wae oop 18 TURNING OUT TOO.
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STLOUIS POST- DISPATCH ___ . lille - _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ rCRDAY EVENING sper |S Sas PO LBEDP PC Dig Qi g ADEM? oe a a cet up lt a mse uth a asl sal SHARES SO Se + ma con al VANCES ARE SMALL ON GRAIN EXCHANGE z ; ee a | - - om ™ , == TODAY’S NEW YORK STOCK MARKET -2x222== ‘— -~ rm ; (N LOCAL & = eo oa cl a | ieee Seer Tea. we ee KC oS ome S ZZ Eee se ee eo ' Sem were 80 ink unchanged “to, & shade : : ; : ’ ’ | : ; Lt erpool ere! Favorite omen Rails - ) & ~~ + . | c . te 3 ' , *. 7 - ; 3 i Be ™ ee | ry 3 ch gh ee ' ‘ re, "eee : | . Se hn B3 | J —— 4 dB = q -*4- : tay t ae _ hn change. — React After Initial | es | + sia ; ee week azo, saat 4a ta mm ' os set ee - - - ae : > - £ | ; athe hong (COMPLETE) =: | toe , - 5 + cay ws. : ) —j aw : sel ; (a comet e} PRLTSL Ate Lighi>y PELs WIE: | _— _—— os e - ‘ al * - 3 - . ir : é 4 : ' Ie - oe - . Se : Ley — ; Nevertheless Made in Sev- to unchanged were: Ky ef. Corn m4 Tz , : 7S . *. rThig ; LOW is eae ' were “0 SOY week ago and 145.000 54 curs aod 3S through. which were 74.000) bushels 27 000 a week ago ane wncluded 26 gare local Hay receipte* were 1g through. tuis puluic elevators Were hnishe is of wheat * 246 232 Irn 300.763 bushels of oats, nprised XS6 857 bushels } LA al ana l Srocas + rept iiy $4.87 bushels at. DIGS whea’ inter vintert eorn corn biursh- rae sd ed i 64.498 busah- 36.118 “ heat; wheat; ~ ‘ O'R Hhushele of soe. of No, 2 : 3 whte 195.000 bushela, 1 week ago ang ‘ rte were ot pred 150.000 orm cy. | ‘car: oats cornimare i 45.00 ere 084.000 eel ' werk I ri fii De Oompa ped rm pine? ’ OHS OOO q) ehinpments were 466 oo pam? with 451.000 a week ,17,0OC0 last year. Louis Cash Gratin. tah of ai! > bo tient eee ery | ‘ai yellow, i while No, 3 gerade ed we ws &¢) Pe emi, k . bouts Hay Market. *nominal+ No, 1. tim- to $2°: No. 2 timothy : tirmothy S16 to mixed hay. S20 mixed, $17 mixed, $°1 lover mmed,. sen over nixed, S223 to S20 te 1s ? i ad Bi SEEM RL ES e¢. No. 1 standard feed No. 2% standing te S18: No. Lb prairie, rairie, $15 to $18 USESSSRIT. So (ene r ? GRAINS, BIDS AND OFFERS ? 8 ad mos Ys a SSS tt by inl ie ad Sy Aoril U—Grain bids em Lhicdte, 34 -% 1?n mom} af nindlingilagh -~ . , fe bib HANTS ~ét ' es me ee ees - + « 7. eg tame : ‘ Sie z* LACHANGE, ida nftfers —— (ers 1% -4, TU ™% a ae . SUULERSHUESEE ELSE ce Oe carey ° e . . » Chicago Graip Cariots, at New Hirt Se ew a a) ~~—{arlot receipts: Oate. 40: tre 8: R° i oe en ee ee once Male. & +f s ae do, Aine en Maat. init lk ow &£ EE los. Ee ine ~ — CHURCH NOTICES, —— LUTHERAN NOONDAY SERVICES. Daily 12:30—12:50 Noon Except Saturday and Sunday - i Pas ~~ : _ \e &£ Toeem WM S2082G52. PELE BEPEEEE BE ow i St o™ a ° ee te ~t . ze > G & ee ee ee APRAER ‘% om “ (COMPLETE) ae Selse=CestiouedLEMINES, MONEY am SILVER CONCONTUOIS STRONG Sez _ Bo oie es ‘ ga ~a "sees we JEW YORK CURB a 28 Freres ty eens SG SE a SESS ESS ISMN = INDU-TRIALS TEI PLP RR Ta . Fae +5 Vee oe Pe oe ? iiss aime * 7 * e382 “Meriing at Years Toy rl ! ye | oa . = Ma oe . vr *e . o~% ° MINING, ee NEXT WEEK . PASTOR O. A. GEISEMANN | | . 3 | : OAK PARK, ILL. lerwer | ; ; Bs ws : ) é 7 : : : =~ _ ranian ie | as ame of th mrt i You are cordially invited to hear this | "ace 3 28 | | : {8 at 7 | | aes. , Bower youns pustor of the Latheran ‘ek me bel i al Urch discuss the following teples: | : vee ~ Le 3 : | | | Monday——Why Are You Here? * Ta B ‘Ee: ; * “ae Tuesdav—Where Are You Golne? Weincedag— What Shall You Leave ih Th ursday——W hat ver There? Fridas—Why» Was No Jesus Broken? Chaplain: Pastor J. Oooli ; ; ger of Immadgel Lutheran ‘hurch “vecia] Music Every Day AMERICAN THEATER Seventh and Market ™ ~ fk » . om . ee , . _ —_ F . , ° , . . j ‘ é » 4 ; . ' 3 7 cic = + oS . E*nisation of SS. Laule ( = >. Gays Righes ‘ a ef * Bone of (tearing -Hou-se “tatement * — | POREIGN BONDs. J veur edelgr kOe: APO. 65, i ‘ “a o2 & > es ign aot ? a4 - oy a yanks =e © surTDpiags of 94,424,059, i-Mez : , ‘ ‘ ‘ 7 a - P : ‘6 ‘ - 4 "3 , , , . : ; : ~ ‘ i. ‘ : . . . ‘ ’ . . , . - - increase d , 1 4 ; ;, + ] : ; } a “ - : " , ‘ 2 ‘ i ; ; Z P ‘ . - . : ’ ‘ : , “> 7 . e - -. oe . >. ‘Ba: | i 6 | Hood Rut [oe was $119.12 —_ ~— = $134,054.96 os CHRIST CHURCH CATHEDRAL: oat x a Sth and Locust Streets FOREIGN EXCHANGE SUSE, LA LIAM SCARLETT. Dean a odes SERVICES. # AND Lf A. M. ow XORK Aori 2--? 6 Curue F pf 1! ? : (mh . 299 292 2 7 } ci hn theds | _ “tren: ' : 1b% 93 Pacifi 127 mith, addrenl ce of Personal Religion, af Fk. 44 a ' ; ; ' , : , - ' — , . . : r i. PS% Ss fa %. 4 - f, : rw . “i: (Pet 38 “ . , athe 3 “s ; ’ 3 4 lay ef yn Fee Searlett. evers ~ e * ‘Te fictt -. aTie, reaer ad Aerounts EI, yO. Ayan, NS ae, dt, seen. one > | — om ae ~ « oo the ey STANDARD OILs , 7 ) i pei ini ott ake BicePt. ‘ee GNYT RG 97% B71 2 ee ae ei ie it Failures in } ‘oan record. and 65.04) nh You Came end hele saan a ° 4 , ; 4 J j , or : . ' ~F iS . ’ ls — : . . he an nm f =, ) , , nt we > = | , , ) : radet , oe re. 4 - iMired women will sing toget oh Al al = ’ ye é DU. ie ' - - #.., ; : “ ' ' , . , . ves : : EL L 04, : ; . ‘k on - es ; total ~ : » . wer it hype singing by fameus SWITZER! AND —~Frane D Ie letaieT 1 , Fear + He : ee = | - M—COMMUNION ADD : “? SP. M.—*THE SPOD Second Presb Westminster Place , ‘} ; WA Pee Miirete, [7 Ten ti 97% SHANGHAILD Gi 17% MONTREAL Dollar, D 100 084 A Ola tet ‘ Ew TORK + COMMISSIO & A. Comanns AT SALVA —_—— i a ; . ry tH) be ; P * ; ; . ; : : a - bean here — : - 2 . : ‘ : ‘On, emtinne until s “ren tr es Pree wrt OR KET . rom tis Staeon'« * ; Ron een | - =e jUst | with the oreanization as at wat consuitine chemical enained®, ‘ae Jul oe WY 14 ‘es . + peg carga - ) | rts m5) . 2 psig ft . | ONT : | Sg O4% 194% 165 % Denier 5%, OB: | Dividend Rate Increased. te ; a4} 04) So Pina TOrs arn 7 + ——Meck of the Manila Gas Works Pa ~ Sunday, tion §€6wes PoILADELP antl 2a fhe ( «enmiseloser aGewal dividemt i triitie ~ romduct ‘ mat 7) with 2 quarterty [its president. : “ uh ot ¥ “ * ‘ its Davatle Mar corporation Rad purch i. . fh we. at BS orevious annual raic was yh 50 1S. The | Works - aetile: ; — Hambicton & Co. New t+ spndalahar cAilotihanes state ST NRE ace ORRRNE RS eaeage ¢ LT Ie Shae DOMESTIC BONT®- Suit? &@ co S10 ~ oF Oe eS ; ; . & ; : af ~ % ‘~ + i ae aa Terr Sra (ior + 98. + “ore, ? nn ¥ @ : -. Pe . ‘ @ " ss - Le ' .2 . ers F te * SEPEPRMESEM RSs 35} 1s bebe deacbedo bade esala bed bepea abated lehesis. ce
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el ee OT FAIR STOCK TRADE PBMNGES ARE SMALL NEW YORK BONDS (COMPLETE) — ee ee a Moun EXCUNGE On AW YORE ARIE ST.LOUIS POST-CISPATCH satel SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL 2. _- pete aw? as POST- DISPATCH. gana pee PAGE 9 Miht HANTS » * ,» + ‘53 _—— olowing are P ‘ ‘ re of a : ’ Liew ja.'6@ nigd i«* et wre vious Ste : hlepat y 7 Aa io tan a ie tlle . ’ ‘ ‘4 ; “¢ (* hap “wT . nie | Lilie . ; i he ' ire ‘ua rke? anc OlALIONS a6 —— — = o ed — — aa , . eotton mar s i N EW @ , 2 | ry ota! Sn t j - . .? » ; ' - / . 7 . 2s i ‘ b. | Tec vac from Kansue city Chicage NEW yo RK April 2 a - : : ‘ ; “en . T he «;t wt : York si ‘i seaatieiad ee nip ge INDUSTRIAL BONDS. RAILROAD BONDS. markets | asa Hoe sim of the week in the Curb Market t opened steady today et @ deine © , oe my a F me _ ” ro ry - 2 - f ' , ; . : : $ aa o f ; ‘ : . uv 7 t pea ; s ‘ . " ; ‘ J 4 }vears ago $3,! ni Nha ee ee ™ ae 4 mis MERCHANTS EACHA ™ | O00. corp: _OUIS STOCK EXCHA a T, : nttene atts | , compa ’ ' ‘ ‘;? 729 if} es . e _ 2—Hly-Walker sold high wm #6 ™ 7°. "0... er in Western Kem-|~ ¢ rc el Sy Sent rine Ee Be ee ee RAILROAD BOND> k-end session on the loce; pert oon ported resee °is shed luw- | thirty-second: ss sllar. ‘th ‘ “ . : | 3 i ' | ey | nie ' | Pease , .-s Y ay Nationa) Candy’ Ww . iis gt market s means $99 ' come . Waltke gy bus wcrc Reed ae aceeny J Th “aut ' —= SOld at fran @ ene *** | * as good. Unle est, lowest ioe A e | sia j sind eP Was UD Changeg } cea i , ec i , Gg S; aieM. se rit st Sc — —_ = — — os ef turnover — Pi pore ge” ' i cna nged . re. : 9 G Rts : menaced GOV NME NT 40 NDS. war . be ~ . aed by one i . a pwr is . ' nt om tp - = K . . ——— —— - BON bD Mi 1h AVN | iA LGLS. 1 Ouse. " 4 j ; ‘ te ” 4 i . ‘ ) A } the St Louig — ome oncbans ‘ac off. ¢ DY “b2 jg» LOO SI cate ' 3 oday arm vi, a Fajen #10 We BING : j ‘ eompared wi h 3114 % ond sales were $30 Pllowing is a com.’ trade ee ee ee ee eset Mia. 4 r DS tere. ~ ms 2 en ; ; ‘" et - a d in on® wlis rece! amount of gan pee S- changes pg We Me Mei ted wt 600 4 me .-{401—3 }101—2 |101i—3 ‘ics. Ss ) bj ‘ i ood gegad tage = * FOREIGN BONDs. ~~ / se lias eal + rte oe Ae — Sales Price cone 7% | Sg — mites Ha Poe Up Aust 7 45, 06%) 96%) 90% | 19 O74) UTE AT a © ee eae cil oe eel Lae vances. 47 . New York Cotton FOREIGN BONDS. jueens! 6 4 » 10544 | Chqs Neb div2710 Li 3.N Y Wa 4% 46, 83; 83, | Ba) | —— Tete ave | BE * > Syren. ? _ 20th Rad Soomes CHOUTEAU meg erione Griffith te f “Lads itn hrmine’ 'Jeff. and Cheutean t Comedy ane seria! ee ee —_—— — Virginia Valli tp EMBASSY r yy td 4058 Delmar ' Comedy and Others ts Primi ry bie as Peay ba F a ee ene we ne oo coy . pee | “Flaming Forest” aad New Orleans Spot F A ! R Y ; “tod Gave Me 3 hw " 5640 Kaston J wenty Cente” IRMA healer f “Desert'’s Toll” , " , * " i als Tog. ‘ } . .. 4 ' ‘ bar the ! , ; Mient Fiser Ne. 6 10 St. > yt BF : ' Pt anes eR ) Os 1 - # . , 0) ; ; oD & , ‘ ; : : ; , in . . . 4 : ; yf ha ; « - ea “p! , tet yu | | qs | - 8 -" . *~ She mc _ Chicago Stock ; Sales | a : | | | atiean, however were in general auepr- | $0385 | pec 11.b4c.” "| Kingsland { .,Desble Promen CHICAG : ©) Followin ‘ie we ». 4 ¥ ; eae. yh f xe «| B25 iw a ~ me | 5 ae dient “ : 4 ab 8 r\t cM 4 2° q OF i. ea 1 : , |6457 Gravols Av. of the Nea”’ . ' ‘ = ve , | , ‘eg iy) RY } siec] P s. a $n ——— sl ? | 8 Sune wb Ou bo) 8 |} | 26 Am Smelt 165 47,102 % 102% [L024 | er G6 55 ./112% 112% 119% | do rig 4 5! 714 TEM | TURPENTINE, FLAX, LINSEED. | NEW YORK ‘April 2.—tteel prices us | Kirkwood r MILTON SILLA in 46 +7 ee eee ee a ae ; , arke : “MEN OF STEEL” ouis Ha: Mat he e Linseed © grades inp iote of ] to | Rive wood, Mo. Comedy ant aad others barrels now 12.Se per lb. f for botied. oe PHOTOPLAY THEATEES 'KOZY. THEATER | ALL-STAK CAST ia Duy HM. April 3 A086, 2 as. AG , NSA RMB hs | TIN HATS” O44 tov O Juiv $ | Euclid & Nat. Bridge | omedy and Others eX AH : . . a i. . ' c — d ot ! a f 6 Theyre res rf ; ee — » ' ™ “HOTEL IMPERIAL” c NA A ! R ; and “WOLVES OF MeNalr-Pestaloezt | THE DESERT” — ‘MACKLIND | _ Povbie Procram “The Bilen A Times Today’ | S426 ya i The ‘Dude Cow bor” RPHEUM CIRCUIT ——__"Th_vete “ Wis pm hye DANCE REVUE Mooter au bitrate nd Featuring HELICON ‘HAUD a Amateurs Val & Ernie Stanton NEW SHENANDOAH pALISTAR Casy is The Englisi Boys from Amernca Bdiwy & Shenandoah / nnd y leville Three 0 Other , ae Cireuit Acte. rll ALS in| Newstead 5 Bowie Program ; “- Pai aud =e ritet = as ~ ~ supemepeninesedinans = lartgneing Love” WJ) oFALLon | rit. nane, no onlin ® ou h VICTOR VARCONI!I : : ” grap ula! «d, — wae’ s e OT 4200 W. Florissant ae AT 6 SEA PHOTOPLAY THEATERS Matinee 3Eq Children, 286 PAULINE | | Double Program ' Desert uu” — pene 4 yr pa tilliae & Claxtos and “Pertect i Greatest Comed Ever Offered! a ae — , 5 Holl AL 647 || 10 Be Sn SE Se 25 b ge he ORT BRT PR AMUSEMENTS | masmeEgn way By ee JOE ‘COOK Pestalozzi (St ex im ond Es ‘ vaMtec ee (Some Reserved 90c) . = ———— 20. can es - ’ en 2 osteo eae ISLE ‘ . : + , , ' , ; ‘ Last Day of Anniversary Show j beg s ; aNart ne 7a CHRISTIAN SCIENCE S| 3 T & T b%! lupe) | “IELLO-GOODBYE” in 15 Scenes “ou Tie HONOR OF THE FAMILY ‘Ry Ist 5 79) aS ) The Churches uamed bhelew are al! + pe | - . (RENE RICARDO “Whea Pagliacc POP, MAT. WED. an $1.65 tranches of The’ Mother Church, The Ik ;' vie , ‘ 4EAN SEDINI “dnggling Travesty’ Nights—S0e to $2.75. Sat. Mat.—SOe to $2.20 First Chureh of Christ. Scientist. tp ; -_ , le 10); OTHER mahi ro FEATURES es Bosion, Mass. i ~ “4 so—— Subliect of the lesson sermon at each ju | “ ehurch, “UNREALITY.’ : VIOLA DANA “ Salvation Jane’ ; : | : Cinderetla gon oy ee“ in ’ | > ; t GOLDEN TEXT: Proverbs @2:1%. e 2 M , i 7 Coming Sunday—IKENE BURDUON) SUNDAY AFTERNOON : il ' CE , y OVESTER CONKLIN (herekee and tlowa ‘igi lane Ninudes i ‘s¥ypsumMm A) Vesta batt 50 Wah’ roo Wr Oy: W riches hee \S * NS 4d hk IN wee NN a NR ON ALATA LEA LE LO NE Ce ee te ." + * Ap tee S40 \ YS \ 5 i. ED Sites wt — SS ee Gr cas! W aa . ~ sa $ a, ™\ ‘ SSS Be ron heh ALIA GBS Fy TAIN Th % We N ION RE ty Wm » a PS 4‘ SES SARIS Sa Sa es, ——_ - Financial and | MAT CHURCH, imgsbigbwer aed. 0% My uaa ain Don’t Forget aot gad coLum |e estminster piace. 4. m, an : ! " G4, RMR TE ee ‘4 Se Sue mag - Lt! BIA) louse Pazenda ia ° — : & . . Reading room, 5009 Delmar Bi. le ; ~i3 “Pinger riots” an Industrial Briefs } ais tags Sa mete Ob. we EE Luding Theat of Silas EAST | Farewell Concert | } y vg NIGHT CL UB REVUE 9257 Southwest ginitie fr riate, ond and = subel : NEXT WEEE Boise tbteta” cet Washing nol aur 7% 4 Times ST. LOUIS > BEER \ SISSLE & BLAKE CONGRESS ; “MAN OF THE er rivies ; ' a And Tremendou ‘ > “MAN OF THE : teport net uroft ‘ Sh O77 te on boule , , m. Wd & p. m } Met -J K Sy x 4%, } tp tie 4022 Olive St. aT ee Se ane: ot oaks 27 me 0 ton poateverd, 23 9. 'm. sad 6 he f) i Mal ed 6 be ended J; 31. including S4—4 ; . h GEISEMANN , om 2 ta m.. including ore Tor par . “> ys of J PARAMOUNT 'S / / ae’ ‘ o ; . daily from 40 . Mids = Ws 7, . Grand-Flor. THE COMBAT” and u n the sale of real esiaie leaga OAK PARK. ILL. sunday 2M las Lit 4 ‘3 TONIGHT AND TOMORROW NIGH] With Apollo Ciub , , Sanna’ yy ‘4, , J 7 “THE ProsSyY to — 4 “ r ez) 73 4 - a pennant S Hloriseaat ' > s 0 Share on the com! = P THIRD CHURCH, ote 24 Russell boul : — . . - ni , , BEBE DANIELS in od mr : oneal ¥ 1 discuss the following topics: levard, 11 a. m. and ha Y. =. RenGins _ NI T 4 ) : Om FLLIOTT NUGENT Washington University WEST fom GRAVOIS Fr Kins “ey * 4 $131.6 in the previous vem Mond ‘ / peom 5451 Page boulevard, open daily NOP* a , ‘a4 ; ? s Sr reraee sravo® Hight lass Vaeudesiite sh: ob the preferred e a~~-Why Are You Here’ . from # #. m. to 9 p. m., except Werdnes- 20 NUPS | : ma 6 (C8 WO by ‘ V4 Toead xOW — F ave—Where Are You Going‘ ( day irom 8 a. m. to 7:45 p. m.: Sun- . . s \ y ' 4 2» NN Li: " Ve f Sis Long fe PO i ‘Mee of Paw F otent reports #94 commer Wednesday—What Shall You Leav+ ; day. & to 5 pp. m. Sunday evenings ‘ , Tetra in the Senson'’s Uext Comedr Field House : T G ot : ' HI- INTE od 4 Behine 7 ° - ‘ 7 nired States f ~~ ™ ' - > services rad po ge Sunday eve ‘ : , ; THE 7 a ; 4 — Yy | lB ; Clayton 2 Met ana. “Sikes Sharkies” a ae trsday—VY Pe » Hing, Station AFPQA,. 261 meters. —— is os ' 4); ‘ ‘ , am —_ Y et Be | vinceeteanlili week before ait a See fied 1S 6 FIFTR «CHURCH. 3699 8. Grand - mes 4 + arhrergtere: Best Beats, 25c, 50c J an an ane | a e 4 7 Bi a ’ Mu tinee mo bourht the amt ae van , be nent Chapiain- 4p. m Sundarse and al! boli- - ome . ; Novel: cK — _ a " Regge igs winaa , Pastor J. Opnliger of ‘ re included : ; ge Bal! Room Matinees, 25c \ more" 2 : bE ANE eee = ILE FIRST TIME @NCE \) .- i i LLL AL LOA AA ADA A a ee Special Matinee » : : 1 - _— aeiaia ae ee - ee R4M* Period ; ie —— +43° bridke rants. i . i» :? Marc) ; ; (hr tah are bat ©) : : . . owe , , . : 4 HORG 6 Sit eS ne eems co mms ccm. Tl : io fosn s Doors Open 9 A. M., Close 10 P. M.—Judging Continuous. f eT e I ; a E R ~ : OZARK fi ROLE MDNEY ” . : oe . a Th" Lo in. Seonee and jot them " ‘ ee " : Cali af the Rinadiae’ , cTnOU , ' hand red 0 i her. 1 , rent congrecationa! choruses : A —e omens en a Webster Urowe ; Vaodesitlc i ven! fo the tire quater excel Pe fee ae tees See ee eae : 2 10) 600 50 & "RENEE ADOREE __ ...3)) his, _ Performance tale } dol Zuker. preeiagay 1A. M—cOMMUNION ADI Ris “PEACE IN FAILURE” ” : “45.200. 1200” ia BREEDS rai x PAGEANT ; {Dent Tel the Wife departure fo tlt’ . e () yt? USS, a rs - a 4 a . ' at " : ) ! ep a PERCH of - 626 Easton THE OFVIL” ee T ODAY se , , ‘t JOHN gE : Je movanwy (4 i. “1 Am « Ant va ‘ Magician” Metro-Goidwyn-Mayere sory of mmenmemuaees sogacgmeecond Presbyterian Cl.urch| (0 220.°.°°. “| Thritting Police Dog Field Trials | 27 ssame i Powhatan | haste Prxmm_ **fhe tema t bere Reckers” : 1 tn & : | CHUR ; A : eT ate a eurperation tad purchased the . . ~ on - —-. : ‘ ‘ W orks * ertlienent was Gao ee a Hambieion & Co. New Vork |
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SATCROARS \PRIL, 2 193% we ae t 19 10 Br. LOUIS @* Have You Been Watching the OPPORTUNI: TIES FOR EMPLOYMEN T? Read the Help Wanted Col amns ——re | nousEN ieee __POST-DISPATCH sed eas pans ine _)_MISCELLANEOUS Us NOT IcES HELP V WA ANTED—MEN. BOYS * turmitar ae . ud te atr>- + & tus ww rae Senlt Correspencems: * en C. Orrick, .president Me | tae orl 4. at 2p. m.. under Bust J Wamnoit, Neloved iusband pf Erma | Ti ysei, McMabon. ‘TYier 0208). ‘c3) | iSaging Apply at the Siexiam BYOO “(¢7 HOUSEH’LD GooDs \SHMAN ogg - i Gees ASE Rae ere ees il Butter, Eggs and Poultry : see IE KC HER— * oT’ PROFESSIONAL SALESMEN WANTED AUTOMOBIL E SALESMEN a 3 . DANCING . — Puppies, iftty-Year Limit Now. ) : eg : nl: wad n, | i ilate Concep’ h at Maxvis DaNcl taus : ese QnS: on) EET CAR SALESMAN—Good #1 Olfax S1i9s._ | cael POR! the. old law 20 ee aga , AUTOMOBILE AND Noi eparanteed: frve clase inatruction USED CAR SALESMAN- toe ie. MO—Genuine: male “B «. MOTOR BUS TRAVEL wiry Tuesday and, ED Lind | ris. 3030 L0cu | ; 3 BUILDING MA Eeeeavors HOTOR C ? ft z Sos MODEL FORD i” . Call a ~~ i n excellent - , Ac Lk Olea 7ROO O104. With Outside Backing i Ke Oe ate . 7 ~ : : Ak ek os " os AO Ong owttg ei) he A ho ae ty, le ays > 7. , is ’ ~) “ - ~ ess. Box F-182, ow & 2. A: ep PROFESSIONAL : ees fore. a as ar ee a: : ¥ = & jate ke new $1' OO of 7 = — Awe Gen — real o tee Teen. ns \confidenti . da gg A ow ona lode Imterst: ate q corpiiiie’ ree’ . qty iti ~1on B aes r } : . ’ . . ' , : é‘ ' 4 . ? v MEN, BOYS F = . 7 " ; _ . tis As ~ Ve 2 J - ; ‘ na : ’ nies Petition to Reject Stock- stint ee Teke & — = = . ay - Ae : ~4ne8 Man — TYPEWRITER AND wer s d MACHINES a A roi let . * emery HS OB ee® 0 sep MAE LVE LEONE “ar Pe ee Maen , ; si | , > | : 7 Ray : vin _ = ; . . = - . NISHER GBikhMEL——* ler "a3 . c ; i EY — vr ones : , : ’ ; ; ha ng , > J a ib trial See Lowenstein, 1321-2 * Wot * tate ~ & tivicoe Ow im 4 + PYLE | | ase 0 fa Ties beat ‘tetivers || Fane) men with} SMILLINERY er cant UTOMOBI BOLN : 7 : : Tag 4 > 7 . ; : .. 4 ar ‘a ; ye | te =~ s ‘ . ‘ a . PRL Ut GASOLME TAXES VIDED Saas daSare dae FP ee SS eee ble area | ADTs $186,603.231 LAST YEAR O* os g Hotei Naas unten. 2 a : Se TT econ ee deen” AUTOS W ANTED FORE — PANTY MOTOR CO. 2 Tesa- $2.2 oer om e $5.661.145 In Missouri—Only four aera TOMATOFS—} States Do Not Have such , , ' > : | c= oe | =: | 7 a lel “ws : a Taxes. Washi Th 4 . sotictha pe | 7 ler k rt ) ( AVANALGH ‘ Puy > 2 rw PRUtES. te HELP WANTED || Se Te5s=: into rest on_ Frid as — = oot : : ae oe oo Bye 6 ““Viio Cid” Satd to Be Oldest Verse AD i I . 2 > and nd » dear : “ im Spanish Languact. ra) froe nnelly’s par : os eae | a... ante ™ “+ ven pal or iste paged toa bonliag. |g bus Seti ot fererat fie, th = Rhee 8 ag MATER eS, Ure Gan: HOUSEHOLD American of the manuscript jrr"s? Weaitatt Prtage Cote Seiad Yh 5 mary | Ba toes Peeebage GOODS rHcien f a _ \ . . : } 4 wet Rel mith ot sarerrs a : , he “ : ne 2 7 ” ' lain | n owemny we ac" pnd guaranteed. G M. A. . i ea dows Ss > * ~* : . : = . or DT cent swwer tas PRospect fin. 3ei9 5. . 3 a! ru Dopa E a i ti THT , ' 2 ' ved bi und of be =— ' — edb “$1 os. | » chemica $3 Lindell 4539 MAN u SNTED—For salesework: for « _ 3860 Hix + ws 4 ; acguired ’ a@rlil@ ven. . | . et a ; : . STE 1GER—F , — re _ . of St Louis arsgret Gepartment : : ne ~ ae +4 ¢ : 7 r : bak a > pire ADDir 3a N Ta vior. , ' = rend oS... a A , ATK ‘. i ne —~ =" an — : OF Lie 54 A ‘ ee | . * . : : : : Ja asc is =i? - a eg ete 24 ‘ ' PAINTING tr 1° > a =. Ax ¢. _ Mr Riehon. tat? e r ' : _— uot gua actioned sessed Valuation of about 2-00, 00% 7 . a : i - - - RROWNLEY ; a mn . MAN—Youns: t© work in jeweiry from the heirs lejJandro Pida . a on ot Valhal es = 23 Mirbteenth : CA a! " x : £77 , <ey" wag -_ n — | ; . must heave 2 years’ experience. 691 -4 Me aes tetrosh . sd —- = ye a Maren F nae 3 rNe 3i0d i= vain; Ti a pe gnlies tne wc vee ac Fldg avast scl, Be deniers ™ i . & 3 4 bodr. - ATTY Pe whose famiry ; ~ ng Sige xy | Alas Pete dP ex: r Rode : : : 5395 MEN—Young or middie-arce¢ to run on $b roome, eplw-daic. $550. | o ee sg “ith the weet nome one an. ee weak wien Lodge S PF. and & OM. an . Pe ul bees : son ire LEN —Y " idie-scré to ran on xn o © bales | st Woe ef 863.078.3200 was reported or many year : 7 : “@ % : 7 ) | service aims. long runs. i S004 Hagtland, q ato - < Be gh tgs E+trieto - ‘ter - ‘Chote dy §& 6 ‘epud ope
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APRIL, SATURDAY. 2°76. ie>*) oF ran! rege PAS a wn |GARFI LD ; r B Chevro 0 = ke AS ed : ST iT ‘ va , , . t roowd ry" e modern wsexnxeepih ri 18 garazce Zatit $-room furnished ; ‘ , : } ron ; Tus - t er E T I U K + ee eee as phon Riceping 41 be! rOores= ao. ficiency. peat furnisi UkElimar © ) ome and eun rooms, built-in garate. . ( ) , { , br ATI F ps ; j rp i i n “st , —? ~ ; must ell. ‘c6) oes cab. reconditioned ty es il} » chi (c% ‘WASHINGTON. 4068 B Groom. first floo! A N. 685‘ room efficiency: DWELLINGS FOR RENT TREMBLEY-W1LAON RE. @ L. CO—!) painted: | lis _ or nti ; C a team Phen t ret rater bare E T aa ' ! : ' South Write for map of Webster aod our a . treed ’ . ‘* . s aran ie J 4OWN . .0oeTmu ingay iy a — FINANCIAL @irii gae ran f 1Tié | ! Dain ‘ tte ry 1) ' roish; rey ? ts. . - 1 » Loc ‘TE BRILI LNTE 7. Redroom al re a> efi we , ; . i nut GArtiela4 884) or T r i ohdbesektar ikea ae ASHINGTON, ar ee. te aeray | TMA. G003 y nicely fu ” ee Ameen ee min? t. A. 5 Is Trustee Foreclosing! : i > v« ‘ i i ; iD a . ‘ for “4 ’ . t P r, rie 7 were not air a } Te 7) or : : 4 : as E If vou need money te meet your Accessories, Parts—For Sale pt that segs +E pee AB gh «oo yy "ASHINGT Lovel! LMA 312 Beautifulls shed owner Bem y 0400 attractively priced terest notes or vey taxes come to we: “oO v — nar “ , en ' : A ' aict -eeh i o byl. { . i; ry 4; ; the *; by is ¢, mate nert . ris ad , P lat) ’ ag Te ‘ w ii “Salvane 1704 O Fallon eet : | WASHINGTON 325 jounekedpini ‘2 5. ee WEBSTER GROVES TRUST CO., Realtors, | We, Will refinnsee your property. ev st "SED AUTO PARTS—RHeliable. 3323 ” nae aia nite: age , —s — —~——a ous anles | Cate. Of your needs. ¢ Broadway HI'’mbolt a7O0 ; WRITE for Bang of yea SS ove 5 _CHERTNER K. co S720 Basten, ae we » ROOM- list of ho or phone Wéipster 2400. ple 10 ° N. 45 Nicely Turnyeved | . WEBSTER GROVES TRUST CO., Realtogs NS ON PERSONAL PROP’Y Auto Bodies For Sale : Nousekeeping room: enclosed ‘kitchenette, EVANS. 42 ome, Dew Jurniture, Keales) LOANS ON PERS ) 4 ‘ ; bite is r) yhey ‘ . me VY Pri « " , ‘ = SEE THE OWLS S DIAMONI/S bought = , ne. ey 8 \ 44 : “ fF MS Cie) i¢ (rand. (ipen Ac ede 47 r - SUNDAY IN WEBSTER F' RNITI "> LOANS —south side oni» AT 425 8. GORE AY: amos | open &§ to 8. 6438 5. Grang. LAc oa: (em, —————— 0&8 30 FURN. HOUSES FOR RENT BUNGALOWS and COTTAGES LAJANS to the man who ww! ont tet rates, easiest termes strictiy West or Sale Dixie Credit Co. 1243 Morgan SEWING MACHINES . Ee ‘Entr al 8500 J $25 TO $500 m. PArkriew “f 14) x ‘ maps ront venien yy ATi ah) ens. ice, phone service PArkview et FOR RENT. FOR COLORED Anybody « bor rrow from ve Peery : 4 ; ®rvonml cotlage mod body knows : Rospect Ei M x - sie ~—— ) ne Toot G Rat Om! io fas Tange: kitche hime (7 alls rn: ¢ 3: single garage: price reduced. | we ic7) a4 wjiuare cea! tion rh ee Ou} | sf sr , we be (i Neg! rm: ‘ ee }* . ‘ cool , ye. ’ fe, ; , , . . " lian Service a : ; : noney quick meronD { ‘OL P E ‘ ry? Zz hath ° , ne room rarar f wanted: tr ‘ . pe > J .. — rip ; . GRBRENWAY 7006 (2 blocks souts of Pay back ae * 92 weekly die | . . 7 : , boca VN q hore Nal need Bridee 4-room new etrictly YAIIL! M “FI | 7 * # A ; ; " - ‘ ae ; _f Arts ny * ‘ LmLe . ry Ly { ; . , p ; . 4 yt hey } re modern brick bungal yw. Murphy bed mae M ' 2 | 4 L ° ' . ’ ’ i ' o / , f ' > uilt cabinet; r) ceptions: seat | , ment roor ls casl nthiy, interes GOOG. | . Spr pereeecapae a WANTED | FLATS FOR RENT Rie gece Pa a s +t 18, WA Caw. $3) MONEY TO A 4 ‘ OOM MALI aid o~m : IsIAN : ravers year , . : ' : o fr. (guarcian, 605 Piant a De, Central eS" iy H-room cot 50 th. se pay ’ ’ ; rs He ol f¢ rg . . SOC Li fi irhace terms 7 20 oe 4 ) @ai.ar'* te ile ’aey pavrnents M) : , x ome wen ‘ , , is i i ; irt ned ro fc 17 ' ? ’ ! - pe | : : , : , rs " poe . , & ; & I ler ont! tig! fiw ay Racha Bavois MOTOR CORP. 65 voi Pianos and Organs For Sale SOD Sie — = ROOM - ee hate apart TT AI 20A-——% Foon et. and | MORG! 1845——3 a: foe | balance monte ta so 6m | | ome - 't BUILDING MATERIAL ==! | PiANO—UC! any case: £000) ployed co :; board if want ment wit where. hospi , Pg : é : | te . ~KENNERLY AV. MON advanced to working, people ee ee ee ee Me oe ee ee sh “ “ — a > ; : Mit} - ren ri at *, 1] 15 (A N ‘ ’ 4 ¢ ‘ ; = . ; i + ; ' , 2 ; lot . * ' ~~ } ; f ir 7h mt) ; ‘ 4am] 996 MODE Ly I MRD t turd ide eit ca | gm : cs 7 ua » block from. se st riced to sell Northeast corner 23d ‘and Washingter This coupe is in ce cor | re: 6 AY — a . NC a eautiful. | . te Ha :' eeryins . ROOMS FOR RENT-COLORED | t wat. : tric, (TH WE advance money . wobiles te e “tee ; woul r I ; : I > ' a : WASH ; ’ Bra : ! ; . Linn fi ' m moder garag' duco kitchen hol@ furniture Lea | Piss ‘ bast . ; ; i CEntral 20% CLOTHING EINGSCHESTER MOTOR © — eA aN ery ! . 7 eur . ret tal At 5 NICE ROOMS, BATHROOM. $20 open ‘HAAKE. COlfax 2447 * ‘es ~~ ire gr ins a * - } . : . ; " . ; ‘ ‘ P : . . . ay = é.. : on ’ ° yo We Wanted fpachester al | | \YETTE. 40314 ma: gentiem SUBURBAN BOARD | | : : : bats 407 9 Re i HL work! ny be Rt NRE A Sel BRE MS Oh te Atl os Ne ce ince pipers a8 I Rime eee: ee eRe inl ae om Fe ne roan amny amet ag pont ' ae ° . - te . mend nem - “ “> r a . ma “ cme PR ARPME Ry UR wy er ee oa" thee oa or ase , : la if hecess: _ 1 KOOMS. BATH. ONLY £2 One ' are in: rr STAND, ' 2rTe 110 N n 4258-6! a0) | CHT Y—WILL SACRIFICE, j marae | WETEAD. $1164 N.—4 nin ti | Nt a se. some MONE A IN 10 MINUTES ae sewers coupe. mechanically periect " « PA VETTE. 23 iousckeumbaar we floor: bath. elect len: % > | | RE i oe price $5800: $800 cash $20 per) Furniture, autos, real estate; no signers +f = rubber BvOLU , - ‘ ‘ . - o . P o4 ‘ . ’ : ’ ij . A.‘ verms pen evening ns , a? ‘ a1 Lan iu w 2-room | mot 2 | _ JEFFE!S SON 195 °G01 OLIVE. tem beg alayetie & SBEE waited 17h B QO A R D Pol i_afavet har \ i wie! . be) D>, 1} 4 : ‘ a | s pm topes , Grand Laclede 7600. 0104. aes: HST, EE Pee ee mf: _ eee Tae: Ol —_ din, walk twy ks north. Hliland MONEY TO LOAN | | | ; 4 | | BINGHAM 3816—Bungalow, 5 roome nn collateral or with two ¢o-makere Fe- >. cima ye ame ” Franklin r Roadsters For Sale NICH OT, ~N Tr? _ ONO ‘urnished . AZAR * . YT ocust ‘ Pun park _ ] floor moder (100) r) mail — ull reguiariy vut of your about 40, amEDRosdeter: inte 1026; oni” $22): ROOMS WITH BOARD—CITY rome newly ariors : petiy tart a aed oe Berl | SUBURBAN PROP. FOR RENT |cautsnan.” 6008, Dunesion. 45 rope SR ReTY LOAN & THRIFT OO a wD " . an ° 4 ~) : ; ‘ie t) 4 = as . " ; ‘ 7 | ? Ps | 4 fp eee Ty ‘ er eo , . - . , . , z 4 . | >. : ea ' id h,° ath. ori e $7850: $s 00 down —= =8¥ ve J \ Sing ri | BOO M A. SD uta” ea } ’ ne _ ‘ =r ; ; f ; . - ~ : ‘ ' . 7 we : ; eG i s* ’ . A r ; a , Pay: oe i) a month. inciu ling interes, . L us ~ D . i riyv ' \ ry 2 J ; ; ¥ i d = r ‘ onan ‘ Ss . ; i * : NS, 4 . —_ . ; : rca poet ee . copper gutters TT in h hard . i ‘4 ] , ip . . ‘ ‘ i . -*% , ; ol 4 4, * Roadste mot erhaule $65 ‘ nm is Poo Sport Roadste oe SABLA. ee Oe | water Dene oat: EA week 3b ~| NORTH MARKET, 61044-01 ‘. GARAGES, STABLES—RENT | occ copyi > e 7 ,Oan ee + ee ee ~~ Nahata» mighaariteinve lib belisi:: teak iz O22 lLaecust LS CRN PT AE + ME I eo RES mr eS EN LN epi Seis PONY PY . , — oe +ar mev drawe int po wtoOdaSTECT bee TYR ; shuilt. ar renainted ee ney AN K. ra~ gael and room for 4 ‘ ‘ ~~ -K eer POT bi yt Ww & j ee rj an . # . : . Lowe a 7 and ’ Be | URE Gene: sicetr power ano’ speed, | cht. Te7lor_ca | ea x. : ) i i Ete Grand and schools; owner ‘erga’ To salaried people of good char- %: 30) AY : eu i i his ' ; r ' ' “cis ‘ - ’ , V peey’ ‘ : 1 ‘ , -_ . . ‘ , , pt : ‘ vo mrs —_ oe Archer ADI Motor Co.. 4056 | ‘7#rac ; tls a - > atone sei ad South EE HRINTIAN “BRINKOP RK. STORE and OF FICE FIXTURES ‘ - - = : == . . ciated see ry / ¥ nv rite nf . 4 ’ . | a7 rth Witt - \4 4 4 aoe - as ‘iste , ; we +4 “ws ‘ , | : Nay. (,rand LAC lecle 3040 41 | REAL, EMT ATE loans South Bide “a 3438 S. Grand, LAciede 0830 it For , . ¥ — , per ogee 3 | so ert mar et Wal n1820¢ - ocrinetctes ' : | f dry goots hoe SKCOND DEEDS OF TKLUST PURCHASHD " Sale _— : } : 317s : ) : | | ee | : rt | , : | Somes $5000 to $50,000; INCOMY PROPERTY pyr tant ' 73 5 rooms apd beth: pREFEKKED:; KRASONABLE TERM down, balance $65 4/ PROMPT ACTION. J. A. FINNISGER: yt Arthur Kober- WypDOWN 840. 7901 FORSYTHE. (eR? i LSPERMAN : AG sain Minnesota, Laciete 0108168) |“ YOU NEED MONEY! NE. 502! l or 2 | =o lern; reasonable: KAarag | lots lok ; AND PUY hy 0 0108 Of x3 Hodi mont car reer = ~ 2) ens a : e fa : Hishes ¥ rom} lari e HI z ry sok yep 04 5—4 rooms, #ut TLES as _ at Heth, 8 . - we ah oo ee FIRST ANT) SE C ‘OND DEE DS : =a neenens ; ‘ ‘ On Rare chest | hime i) 7 * : [A SRLAIN. | ai: hot Banking interests Quick service. — Take Cass ogg . car. Saree fen “agate time: lote bur Sat i ® levator coabla : Forest oy iJ es ee 1s page? SF ‘Rey — , = sea FU RNIci . pabxett Ww 1077 7 EAS oP leaving pity: saruan, Cane S335 WwW. (7) Room 301, ‘604 Pine. mri *y S208 200 . — t -ABANNE } miortabl sacar ; ~ | AUBE ‘ Ya, ee ; Deimar: bou McKAIN laree roome a : : - ; ‘ a | - pal. At ~ ~ oaeen ‘5 roome SEE THE OWLS _— — TYPEWRITER AND ADDI | rooms: singis double: hot-water hes ecDing BM) ping. ean, Taney, | rem. hardce rs, tile beth. heat 634 3 i : : 3 , 7) SUNDAY IN WEBSTER mons? WANTED an . - ¢ ° . . . ve rn get rn oF ‘ | ‘ (fy) ‘Se ass OP! -- oe ae —_ be | = nee se - AT 425 ® GORE AY : MACHINES olet dan . ' c . cy’ wv “ . , , = > " ? } ; , 6 . ae H ct ‘ : . ‘ ‘ hu : Pi “ i , . fT} Bd ™ 4 . | j I} | \ KE \WV STOR 2 - ~ — r AG E 1 MON i VW A “a _ y ir Vert $2000 ‘a = j 11] bad ’ wv oe awa te: ’ a aif ‘ , ‘ . 4 * ’ ‘ . j vr. ‘ — . - } 4 ¢ , rT Le 2 ; / - 4 YW BS 5 K N 1) & ( ) TT $5000) a : » “ it} | ho a ryice in a £0. — Sa ° * y | nor blemish OU ; = . MCR! LY LLSTON DISTKICT—S737 J ASTON yrs Seorrys : , cottage hath eler- " a eS ure anufacturing ‘cor- ncerwood. RK omit AVOIs MOTOR CORP 6820 Gravois, CLARA, vxa—r ron -, Disvase cas. | BURD. 1560—2 clea retat irnished througho Murphy 1 rm for‘ . 7 LOy-Loow ¥ £0 és ange rt we EASTON TAYLOR tion, bw ex! raed wil} mand Y C3 : ri > Atier ——— : - = . r ‘ ‘ T r I I - Ve ‘ ie ; a) | — 4 ¥ Pr ’ , ‘ : : ry ‘ ; : 2 et, . . rs : P rs “) 7 ary iv ify tiene »¢ irtis agi wa a ‘0a LO, _ Abn ety =e . a “= cnet av . api aie cy MAR QJ Hoard -unning we , : , 7 : ‘ey : 5 3 » iw : : se : * ete: a5 “ = ; Oy ‘ ’ “24 . ‘ . ‘ ' c HYrKRTSER RK. CO (ARBANY 9131 » } . — Ln Tay! 4 - a yin wat a. : pte . anewer to poe a Vv Is PCy iT et K ana é mone, a = : er a is ' ; mie r ‘ ; te ner it] pe 4 ie a jan lLbivima Zz 2m Suburban FLATS, AP’Tm’TS. FOR SALE HORSES AND VEHICLES. ee DE LUXE ALTO. CO Geet dekians conmiog beg water. “iis- | ae SOUGeAl. — ee ee aa ee a corner | PENNSYLVANI at. At CBURBAN. 9241 (Pine Lawn) —One ca Central ep 1 Wanted Bear ~ Sr oh "9918 N 234 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES ne ia ; es j : — ~ a > ; Lge - } ivate a s ; a wd, Ae Q ; ’ ' . . j 4 4 4 ae ; «fj e tcd) | teed. See Lowenstein, 1321-25 N. Bagggm: dala week 9 > nd.!ear lines. Taylor Manchester end 3 a —_ —(Cl) | rent ere: 1 aa SORES 6 ; eniences: painted and LAL ESTATE Fler 1769R. ——_ FILL ING ST A 1 LON , D—Tuder sedans: improved models: pINpDEL! 45 A—— Ne rns} Me cog ere og a. ree_hea Northwest For lease at idw ren lshed ; ee ~t . —- 4 an Bs i o" 7 , . - ae * ; ‘ , # f 17 p* ’ 4 . iit " ate Cp r} us ” _ tise 4 eee . . . . ‘ ‘ 4 ‘ . pions > . 7 4 e ’ *% « r ’ ; ? only $:3 » 3° S100 down = actin in 2 , Ee y,! b: Li34 Per y ej 5 poms hap aa : ‘ Tuted - . ‘ ‘ ‘ R318 : eo saheeniat oat tah euapertpetl Don . pias - Murphy bed: n _decorat heat ned appre’ 3 . mr HIS : PUODIe Cli eda : mods ARYLAND $2°4—Lovels room with I” c ‘ ™ ‘ matt hee é , 371 reve av. (formerivy M ~ is): 3-4 coantien a io. “pare , - Ae a - m4 re eng Bs ea or ~~ , . : oe sam itseAd shy ds — pL - ars tng at aout whe furt » hen APU) re , > Be a = i aNd ° etl ; : : A" ’ aes . a = , , . _ ’ L ; st . » ‘ se? y AHL ie M cae ne ee pe - is ; A *1>- : ‘R ag . ae - { dson : miove nve ernyces 4 ee yo. r R r , , ‘ : ertier ‘ ryt . ’ . 7 e% fi } . : ’ . ; rimen! South ? . ’ , ic@ Al fOs WANTED FOR CASH SS ae (c6) ROOM AND BOARD—Nicel: rnishe r. 481 furnished rogms 6 room : vier uy UPAH | ah | ! ae DEWEY $214 10S INROP Fig Ty ee (I LRA NTY MO R CX... ©4936 Loe at, 4 ie. i : ' " ‘howut +) *. ‘ ¥s A Ni : - ; : ; ‘ — . yy : . Se ; " . ‘7 ; ’ e % J. ' ‘ : ’ ba a om TRISTIA . BRIN kOP in 40) “(e) ‘ $3 se . .? nape , " _ - . \' * errr ear ‘ : 157 & ; canes , “wy erie ’ . . ] vyT] 7 he . ; : : » ee ro, . a . MTT e f cs ~ 4 _- _f wood f1 OT 4 “A A tli “ xl, ae . nal +> { rN he — —-* } — . i ar ly Owner's hed -_ _ Automobile Loans M: nar 203! : [@} | _ Bisbeg room : ee o7 — , 28, ) . af +? ‘ , DEI mar Reacts ns ne Oto 2000 | eT aro garage. Jutterson 2204. (7) 3 : Light house: | PERSHING. 5783—5 rooms. po | BARTMEK —Practic ed ec allie Gow ee FLAT, NEW areened LI3 ie ' Bim ai - = ee : - j ; Tie ‘ - _— ~~ ~ ne . A 4 ; ; : ’ , ; ’ : : A - , : " : 4°) iOOKs like new, 25: Sali oss , ; ' oe ee re ee s Pet ds | / ens rrmct _~ . C% ; 1100 sree! Parkview 4707 W ‘ a by wes! [23 , ~ ny . ng. no ¢ehildr sonia) anggeenbeteninde sents | ie One ; 4 bJg S* + aS . 7 Rees .ning 4 spit : : , “ie — Mancheats RereTal Pe | : | | shinai .m . RESIDENCES FOR SALE PST AUR ROOMS FOR REKT—CITY Murphy | VAN LW 38 nice IE SET —* . " . . " , , . ‘ 4 : new i ' Pater rm apart nt a ee x — ene he : wats FARMS FOR SALE {Nt we AL OProkRrTt ITS Coaches IP Pieris S| a ee ee rode | ME oF Lange ean boy | Wet eMAR 90a Tete PORT THE eS, oe Missour! : wae i¥ttermon 4043 (7) Truc } ” 4 M4 AG Tha.) hOUsSAee P . : ML ioi—-Beeasuful &reoem residence: 2. enid « Rroadw ” rlede 7587. ae en ~ _ a ae } : 3 ss34 wit ace aan room flat “ ; , —_ SOUTHSIDE REC INC. ks For Sale THERESA, 11 N—Larse. airy bedroom. | ‘ing fooms. DEimas 60814. Fe Noe CET OE oe gi OE FARMS WANTED "pose me $000. Mise Omit, That SOFT DRINK | bar 1 iS] DE R E ) ee MOdge truck. pane! body: good Throne wee Roms . sdau I , E — aid ‘ . oe Bc - oy A) ence > "a KARAH. 1411 “ —Cheap rent; 3-roaum es ZT. t JA | o he cs! be ane nn - - ee o cal Ps . ; ahi a ee Ae ; — nMac coach, 1¥°O: like new; a ’ net ture ® order. Geedec | a 16 se se ati ry . eink Sea dlnn ne ceonore: _ fiat: gas, electric, toilet; $25; bath 5) mer | : re i a SE 2 l HE OW LS ow filth af ap 2h, et (as , > . . ter sd x . 4 Ton ’ art . * . . - 5 ' | WIN pe lin) 281 y 5. deff "ec 3 Q . Baye Ae § ih cena em oe eonnectinge bat! ‘ , : — — Lat | ‘DAY I~ hs aa . HRINE Pats \ = . IDGE LIGHT aie tiful lobh eller . SrA EE nae oe AT 425 & &%0 . Hamp s TYier 1O°aW for ieee g 4. : 7 | RE 1AW> duo agent — outh Jcnte, G : “DELIVER .Y TR LU & kK Dering 11926 the gery arn ‘ ~ apo : “ , see nr eal Ms PERSHI NG AP. 4 RTM ENTS Tk gs met $4 : "4 | . , SUBURBAN PROP. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE—FOR COL’ED tir a a —~s _ er ri G. atinn Finichad lLaed 4 a reconditioned and repaint. printed 3946 Horse and » - < ie] ie _ FINEST 1Ax ATION a ay’ - | ~_ “ 2 eal . a <n 7 »« new 4 Lt K Y 4°%23—5-com frame cotaas pe : 18 ike mew 4 on Se truck guarantees? “Wants” — 2008 more tran TYMOUCTH 7 nished room ar S086 Perehius 4 i. i eee Diets : ae “ —_ haries Hohes ic. Casey terme See EASTON-TA Bika of ie R rtva ste fern cl) beds. ¢ te Forest Park. sap janitor. WHITTIER 10314 Four ¥ yao hoe. inquire ai | LOB ‘TRUST ©O.. Kasten and Taylor _- t haut ciety ot ’ ; , THREE other St. Louis pewspeper* _farage a my , <4 ne : : ~ eric! 3° Bt) alley Drive “ne Gives re au ¥. pivtinedt A s hee — mS 3 . ovis INC 8145 Locust «t.(7) | — — young gentleman a Ww. Db ITELHOHS T i¢, ed is) large aicove. gas. mm | | crocery (<7) | w*67 } i LArtede 0107 TG it Ki ‘boay: real bargaiy: | combined. \" private home. ‘won rs Grund LAciede 7600 018 + = T)
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PAGE 12 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL 2, 1927 Popular Comics News Phoice SATURDAY, APRIL 3, - ~~? « » dt my, a er ‘ x ’ ee Avene an oe Oe - som i a oe ~ Shes § 5 SSS hh SSeS SS ESS 4 es HE SEOs EEN This shows how they « Skinker road during the te ~ -., > > A a ti tty he he “— yo - a a rine! e a « * that most unusual character and the star of the newest of — comics—who, in the space of only a few weeks has becom so popular with the readers of the six-page Magazine of the ~ Daily ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—will make her bow to the readers of the Sunday ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH. — The first of the new Ella Cinders series, a whole page, of © course, and in colors, too, will appear TOMORROW in the ” wy erent gh, re * oe nd > ee ey aceeikot Mw ‘ Fay iy Se Rllee Wa oe te « —— G. ed “x ieee hte on? Thef have three ribbons, prove it. They are ie M. Howell of B ae REE Te en OnE Me (paBaA ' ay he die Teck aghe lo non SESS OQKn SY -_* WIM UT * . ae tt deg eth PR Pe ot seer i Paha tN’ \e : ~~ owe O72 4 oe inn 1 A EN ne *e * PA A "+ ~ * ~ e+ “7 “— ” en aa o- ages oo” ~* ._* w« *. r i nl ORE Te SSS ee eee ee
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he newest of has become sazine of the her bow to DISPATCH. dle page, of ROW in the se" > a “* eee * >, ... : ~ > : oe . * tne > : - * a teres. > ee ee a ’ Nad at ry: - we ee Ott tt a °. » LLARASSS SO SC PS FASS AS AP bd AALOSRS A AES Sf AAS Popular Comics News Photographs SATURDAY, APRIL 2, 1927. f rPAV . Saas PY SX \ : WIN . LOUIS POST-DISPATCH] * pg ptVVITIMUi Itty SOAP LEL® "88006 Ulla, Se PO OO SO aE , \: fj J, UU ib hhbibllldihonthpthtefosseseeboossovsrctdsisécstcccdceddddeeededdaccoce "ASS epogs SS — - Se sae” Be : 53 SOCIO PO LPO CAA ntuttlttl ; “ . ee ee ‘ ces A (see, RS RAR A oe 4 SSS SSSA TRS a WO ~~ | _ NN *» WARRABRSSSSVVVVVSVVRARAALE SSN Sn & os Fe Fay, RRO “% VAR p x eb eeess + a see +3 Y/, seared IIT” ; Wz al NCOME AS LONG AS , HER HAIR IS LONG One will stop if Mile. Marie Schuster has the other bobbed, for such is the provision of her father, Dr. Schuster of Vienna, in his will disposing of his $400,000 estate. Bob- bing or shingling specifically barred. —Widdé World photo RWWNOOHNonn NY RM HANSA WH ‘This shows how they were, scooped up and Skinker road during the torrential rainfall of -By a Poat-Dispatch GL tossed about on yj Thursday night. JO, a Git; SSS SAAS 4 ‘ / JA Af pf Lf A fy fps J / V4 ; 7 AA hp pts Jf y AJ Lf AAA AAs pts Lh ht MAKES 80.72 MILES A HOUR | Home Reading and ) Women’s Features SATURDAY, APRIL 2, 1927. PAGE 13 TA Ad *. ~~ . ! > SOON OSS PrP APRIL MI SRALD Sr oe eee | ee a Se. oe ‘ & & =... 2 ae o4% &% &*% oe % ee oS O% ae NS SS RSs s* se «* WY 7 24 =r 4 4 Cd 4 4 74 A ed ¢ oO aia 7 ¢ 4 ty ee / 4 ae 4 4 4 , 4 4 4 é 4 4, 4 * td mon / 4 y . : Ta mon 4 » aa pte i Ul + . * > 444 WRAY MMOOAOION Y 4G MZ SS * + See WHSSSSSS SOC “" Sie tote ROOT . ~ See a serettaratetah Setatptate otetatetete® Sy we oN . A paseyts sv eMRAN ESS . . . MY + “ . ¢ > See — a *°.. ahs ofp”. “o's sas oes» ain. S SS Wy prove it. They are Luath and Arlane of Thomas M. Howell of Barrington, [11., shown with them, owns them. / _ * ~ x *% > . * as ) aS / Po (J yuittitddtl *.¥ Ve, “set % SOR REA RN ade: eh ROSS. ss Stee en eee - mn as io Y PERSE “ > ~ \S Ouborough. Mrs. ~ > bm eb! or — ae” ea . *** »~> s°* SPSS SVVVSSS WW TLL % ‘ 2 MMW VQAiKH\iOoMWs eee RO ® | sears eee Se TSS MOQ SSS % “- RAIGHT Y HOOT y rungs | ALES CL FLEE EH R452 Pee e,- ee Se Ce EWA CEA Ce sacs m, 4 i i — : ’ aN Oe oe os alee " ee " ‘ a : $e a ee AM OEE 2 ae ay & ~ . oe ya ee fee eS “ee Auge ' . 7 Y- > Ss . Z i . = ow > mo ¢ *% ~ os va * a rs ‘ . . 4 . aS as . . en . ‘ y Mae ee 1 ”. "a , AP ‘ aol ¥, A - a SS . ‘ d * v ... PAY al 5 A a Ne Stee , te . ee - “ee . . . : 4 ae” ae “ae oe “ ee a a Pa ae ee y gz: ‘ $ , &y vans Sea . os —— ae PR Sean . ve . ~ ROS RS Bits Kt 2 ' , Aa! “a . LS Se ae ge’ sin 4 gated : xe ee “~~ 7 wf ~) ~ eo oes a 7% ¥ —- . inte ‘o's ‘ Pa v m . » + Y Ays . oe an.’ ee . aoe ty DAN. Saas arte at he gaia at Re, . ; Me “7 7e Pa. Oe ‘, mee, Sc. Se Ie te Bs Nae a Ne Wis . —_ ~. “Sar a> ! , AY - a oe , ad a > ee es ne ae 5 as. ae Pe PT, ae? re \ Oe * ee ae ys . eee ee ee : MAAKMMHAH*MARMAAMAAAAAA AAA : - ’ ‘ se 6 oe OUP rer ; ae ae Ping” iby ere ie se vovevedsasede evracveverr VNUs tsps sds sdb dgyy pz : oS . 4 , errr rrr + s : British Punjabi troops on duty at Shanghai are put through daily target practice at the racecourse to keep up their efficiency against, any contingency, that may arise. aa. +: a. dee Foes PLO FF SETS er Peer ae . . ~~ F, 4 7 4 oe “on Leonard W. Bonney fashioned it after the pattern of the living bird, tipping the wings to the winds and folding them to save space if the parking space is limited. The upper picture shows-the wings folded. The lower one shows them spread, revealing a remarkable resemblance to the gull in flight. Mhdhdddddddddsidhisisehilsdsdldeiiiien SALLE 4 ZL SUISSE Ss hhh Lhdidtidddda CLiddliiliilihl Willa Wid ne —Wide Worid photoes ~~ 8 LLLP PPO RY Sp Lhhkhhe 9 mg eae AS ae .. SUI IGTSTS S43 WZ CZ VSSTTSTE Fa hhh hhhhe VIIESISSSS SAS be eek e-@ - . ae a ¢ pes Fae. Cocker spaniels exhibited by Mrs. George S. Pietzcker of 5646 Clemens avenue. Ay Meaeiad. ae pees iy Sey) see we woes ON we RIE & Valet ag A mew 4 «Sault hc =m ne - alt + a7 = oa . ? bs) ibs . wy 4 + mentary er i ope uaey - u's ra Peat snare » tas . peer a ow a = > » Adie . , ae 4 a eee ee ee eee ee ‘Mparnattie 2 . ’ a nih Sachs . : _ OS en aly 2 eye tit TR - lite aaa REE Rt ae em 1aP ee % * , tet Er 8 ~, + ea Ad eae ee - “ on se A pene eet r ~% - ~*~ ye a ate S| av "elie, 4 eh Po * SO ER gate Gees “pret TL Oe sti ~ tari ensat, ? oe 6 var’ i . = ep POF ae oqness * + , eg ee Rtg 6 OE 1-9 UEe EEE NIT + feet tte er — + oe | ate J oats a x aren I WE eS Aa ee Mie : a es i i ee ol OLE NE ORL SA NONII IE t 7 4 Re Pee Jaret - ‘ i . on eek Pik Seat Bo = FP, “Frosty Knight,” exhibited at the Mississippi Valley Ken- nel Club Show, in the Coliseum, by Mrs. S. S. Boyle, 5553 Waterman avenue. 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—_— ee eee - ae ee eer oe bie Se ee et ae « - a EN Lila cae te a toe , . , . POVPLOLONOUS.-) aS. ieincitieaalt’ ne en v _ tee ee ee Pe om See ee de _— a i ~~ ~ A 4 2 4 - ‘ - Warch mornings. Ie ’ ‘ 1} , a - Se eee flat! If wishes w: PARIS. Maybe you'd like to take the |} : mK /} PPP PP PPL ODEN DANA Nt tN wie ey ~s ' HE ‘Hermitage one of ee tle car and gO a-roving. You co | Answers to today’s questions will be found on page 16, “ehic’” centers of Paria, is t , go south, down through ‘the l}s | — ———— == — oe — ~~ ' following observa if saryvlane in ' mt M: ¢ land tions made (‘arolinas, to the warin yeaches | 1 | a } . ently. After the snake-skin coat I tear Wn al de aot | - - wen ° = gee : e grand ee Orvoul | WHEN EVER THERE IS A We '! For a Good Complexion F¥: OO ee a scene of the by me at the tea hour TR Re oe a ~ sensations of Maybe you would sail to the Ber SWELL JAZZ BAND AND THE DANCE Dar THAT SEEMS. TO BE THE TIME | By Lucrezia Bori ae bere, velvet, as a mater S matte ‘ . . ‘ , : iu ubject mudas or to South America. 0 i = mer gowns, is FiviIng s s 2 3 r . a Terve are one woman Who can never ut! TUNES ARE H 7 TO SIT OUT ON THE STAIRS. _—— ) > nlyvweava : ; ai to the style critics. The new : : : ‘ il why ; 1d | N a recent newspaper there was} oughly always after using soap, . t—an entire gown: * eigis qe rsi_tuywne W J) a“anyoodv snouts se tte ) ' . ; rN — o} oe ee in or ; oe . r when it’ , | an article about an old man liv-} you leave any trace of soap 68 » igh Ate ounces——and it is so thin ai 0) nol a 1}@m) } ‘ c ‘ j ne . . no ibl to tal t ing in Europe who had the skin! face it causes it to become dy@ = yt ig called “ring velvet” be- SSiUVie (O laAvAe HH VOAL. JUST lINnaxg- ss i } r . . ‘ “ fi " : . - Re } | ‘and coloring of a child, in spite of | crackle—just ready to settle val when rolled up it may be age) c DS ho ay Ce EE re Bee ie Soames tet) ’ pitiysAlaeet metion = oe eT ae Te ee | his great age. When asked about | wrinkles. . sseq through @ ring This vel- Ss 4 | | . . - , ° ie av "2Pre =— a ‘ : : and smuts and breat! his secret of looking so young he Having carefully removed oe ig most popular for evening r 1ed-over rf | fs, rf | . it was because he! soap, apply the almond oll, lying, rug-wrapped, in a deck chair. Ch nel 9 IR fal ° St ITT] BK SPONGES announced that i : "a wear at present. with cool. salt-soake: ds rush. nM) ta] ) | ‘had used olive oil on his face every a little into the cupped palm -e, : vith ol, salt-: —_ nds rush Ht re iS © nne Ory vour hand, and rub briskly witht ; The Belt Vogue. ; 4 ine golng anywhere at ’ P a» a } . « y — 4 > | ’ leaving behind New rks 1 = } la ing past you and the sun making a | day of his life. | | ' , a verv excellent »s ; + | > > and more belts, a silver-gilt trail across tumbling By THORNTON W. BURGESS. By Angelo Patri | Oll is indeed a very excellent tips of the fingers, starting at One| sees more } ‘thing to soften and refresh the chin, and working up toward i and with this immense belt-vogrue blue water' i ae ene the ahi | | ne Olds io P ili : rs 2 , ‘skin. Almond oil is the best of | eyes, always was the ¢ "ha a great arr of St ae a gy Ae Ts me fey Th * a! us of +} ~ d 3 Si] 2 | y ces ivier Angelo Patri is just the prin- them. Some of the children held !tpese, It makes a very soothing | movement. After you have Doe broidered ens 9: oa coe Bam em: Ts : uaa Suse 6 Huaden lience ~ at cipal of a New York grade iup their work for mother to see. massage, and should be used if the it in as well as you can, freq are being introduced. They have ao oon: § Wwe would not: PE Ae a re : | school, but the late Charles W. | “Yes, dear. Stand still until I fasten cyin is inclined to dryness. Never | with a soft towel all the surplN varnished braid closely set in nar “ hat is it about salt air and a ya es EAUTY that is measured with! Eliot, president of Harvard, |your top hook. Yes, dear, isn’t it “an any oil fou a skin that is al- and harden the skin by @ ? row lines, belts, panels and yokes horizon-held ocean that keeps” a Act promptly: those who hesitate B: rule and a color chart was; said Patri 1s doting more for (jovely? Don’t you want to carry it) reads shiny ; Be are traced on dresses and coats. 4 eee erorrousty polsed between Vine times in ten ere tempting fate. --- hers, without a doubt, but not) common-school education than |home? Well, all right. Mother has; The best method of using almond | HE teng toat sometimes has a yoke rest and exhilaration? Not a nerve a Old M th Ny ,the subtle beauty of expression any other person in America. l ceen it.”’ ‘ , : + of narrow nes of varnished braid twitches, not a worry frets—-and aes p OCCT NeLEre | which usually is so much more, This school, a model in every Miss Marie stood at the door cross the ehoulders, at the back. vet somehow electricity, ate; ¢ | A l.ls the | e peopie Ol the > ‘ NE A | moving than the cold perfection of | respect, is a mecca for reachers ° Panay’ J ‘oil is first to wash the face care- ee |}fully in warm water, rubbing a eo 3 | holding the unregenerate lamb. | good soap well into the skin. This, cut in halves lengthwise gng@@ but rat at the front. A recent ¢ pe |Mother must know about this. | wil! remove all dust from the pores/ until tender, adding salt, Sil modé|, that has Deen widely — | HE teacher was a good dis-|Mother mounted the stairs, her! that, if left to accumulate, would | about half done. Drain well mired has a broad belt made in | | } | Me Wash par.nips, scrape oF " mit =i eae ; 7 | Green Forest ; > ree ' :; | air and blood, enters into and flows nie scie ind the Green . }a true Greek nose, for example. . from all parts of the country. through ~her. Meadows learn this when they —_— Anywhere at all, with sea and wedi al deals trac W hatever they | VISITO R—Judging from the ter- | ) . . -i\face anxrious | ; ; = es . - ¢ is shaped to Af ' ne ia . do, they do promptly. They know : AG ciplinarian and she knew how |/4ce anxious, 'quickly become blackheads. Wash butter in frying pan, lay Darl the same way; '* 35 P sky and wind and unobtrusive fel-| that all too often he who hesitates me ;ritle Success of my best chum! to ride on the tide of class} ‘I’m sorry, but Dick cannot have| the soap off, using the same cir-| flat in pan and fry until brow point in front and to narnow pan- low passengers, would suit us for a} is lost. So whenever one of them - | whose nose is tip-tilted and sprayed | spirit. his star today; he was a naughty | vacation, just now. Or we'd wait} pets a danger signal. it is acted on | Pease freckles to boot. Jt is far} “Now we'll make a picture of a, oy and threw his work in the bas- just as carefully as you rubbed it in.| hot. Do not forget to ad@°9@i untrimme4. two weeks, for the deep New En-| instantly. Peter Rabbit»has just | ; jpEeere smportant to “be attrapereilovely green wee" | ket.” Do not fail to rinse the face thor-|while parsnips are boiling. 9) On the coat-frocks, rather tha gland snows to.go, and then run]! witnessed a splendid example of y ithan to be beautiful l am asKed | “Yes, Miss Mur-rie.”’ | “I’m sorry, too,” said the mother. | flowers, one begins to see fruit, and over to New Hampshire for a walk- | this over there on the bank of the ” : ’ ‘ta pose for the profiles on bronze | “We'l) put our papers on the ; "Very sorry to get a bad report | . pAeether this will become a wide- ing trip. We have a theory that! Smiling Pool. Seemingly. for no | ‘ 1 |medals, but Betty gets all the in-j| desks, so. And then we'll make a/|about my boy.” spread fashion ome cannot yet defi- the feet of Americans will drop off,! reason at all, the chorus of sweet | | Vitations to the new shows and the} long green mark, so. Do that.” | On the way home the unregen- | . = nitely kay. Cherries have, however, one of these days, from too much singers in the Smiilng Pool had ' : ; most important parties of the Sea- “Ves, Miss Mur-rie.”’ lerpate one said. ‘‘Mom. you needn’t | e ig ave een ore ie replaced roses in many instancea, ~ ae motoring, and we don’t intend to abruptly stopped. Old Mr. Toad son. And after ail, if a wornan’s And when the 50 trees, all the | feel bad ‘cause there’s nothing to and one delicate pear with several . lose our seVen-leaguers in any such | had explained to Peter that some- , , 7 good looks make her appealing in same height, all the same color, all|feel bad about. She said what | a : bright pear-leaves was recently fashion. /where one of these singers had | | | bronze only then what on earth is| the same form—were they not cut | Would we do with the trees and I ac lu 0 1S jul \ | seen at the “Hermitage.” where A friend and his wife took a/{ seen danger and had stopped sing- | | the use of meusuring up to such a from the same pattern ?—were fin- | said put them in the basket. Why | one never sees an end of smartly $200-mile walking trip through | ing. This was a signal and all his | t% | Standard of beauty, | ask you? And} ished, the teacher said, ‘‘Now what ‘did she ask us if she didn’t mean | ss ss 8 dressed women. Great Britain last year, and we can | neighbors had stopped singing. | HCapy | : I ask — not so much in the hope will we do with them’?” ‘It? They weren't any good. She Sat | Solid Colors. imagine - nothing more _ perfect. And their neighbors did the same of receiving an exact formula for “Put them in the basket,” said ;|™ade us make them like hers, al! What fun to swing along a country | thing. So that almost at once not | There. moving along the bank, was being attractive, as for the relief; Dick, the one unregenerate lamb |Stiff and funny.” ; ° | ; Se a ‘ . b4 : } : +i y © le 4 a I 3 * ; + Le road or the bicycle path beside it— | @ va ep to be heard in the | Mr. Water Snake *~ oe ans “0: CxpTOms veers en Pe See tee |. sup the other children liked | solid gray, many of which are un- no asphalt for ours, when we walk | °>™'UIng Pool, someone who will understand. ! We wouldn't do thaf, would we, | them: 3 iy ; ml 1 Worn with them are ro : "Oe ew AA ‘ } . "rv ur ‘ | aa & ! ~ : "9? ¢¢ r ‘+ . - ‘ ’ p *itesetetie as y oa . for pleasure! You have time to see | Peter was puzzied. He had seen | from him for a while,’ he said BEAUTY SPECIALIST-— Beware, | children: wont you belleve it. They're ar a em . | ornaments, of one sin; sh: r Of 3 assing hawk pe Pia : : hanes a woll ON ta it 7 ams 20: , See eS arge jewel orn: everything and to explore every- | mi voigyee Of a spassing haw K, no ‘Now I know why the singers | I may understand too well. There'| No, Miss Mur-rie. J ist s] onges and soak up anything - co Cs “ty oo, carefully calculated a thing. ! iunter was to be seen, eithe! stopped singing. One of them saw /4re certain penalties attached to! “We'll take them home to our She says like’ what father said. S oo See a eX dq ' rr jrease s. which ar . ‘é ‘re ur-foot There ae % . 7 hoi ei . ) Toe "+ 9 ‘Wher PY ge ay Se Re ~emen ie gresses, - 2 It is up hill and down dale in fe ee ina oO! four ooted. There Mr. Snake. If a ny of them saw being understood, you know. every | mothers, won't we? " he mn the 7 t out they throw the aoe ah most part costly of cut agg ’ ; : 4 re Paice ] Cene } pe : ee ae a , . : oé .] ; io °° I ro 5 Renthern New Hampshire: always a an - i“ hit pee iceful scene, him catch a fish, they'll know that ,time I hear a woman rias : "fe : : » ‘ear 9 ,eYr , eh . ’ : ’? i H Bs the curved line of beauty in roHing | ° ce aay —_— ylas had given | “all is well for a while and they’l]] | that she is misunderstood, I fee] | Not me, said unregenerate |"er. Only when she’s looking. Ss pid) , 'a danger signal Peter sat very | % Dick. and wl h ms “You must the. one > One! sees also more and mo hillside and dipping meadow. It is | till “eo “ee _ be singing again.” | that she is simply trying to make | cK, and when the teacher was | l uSt not Say such things | | h atch the dresses, and ft Siiieiiie sareruiated ahd diver- aL — close oo him Qld Mr. Hardly had Old Mr. Toad | the riddle of her personality just a | not looking, he did just what he | before him,” said mother to dad. og waits: | ' ; is gnoecs to Ina obi 2 mys = given . bi S; regs rar Ss j a‘ ; ° . » 2 i ace 2 — > e a ss ¢ = = . " “ ’ ‘ . Spada ¢ c sified, and one reason why we and ron Ont very: eteM. v¥ stopped speaking when a_ clear, |little more improbable of solution. | Said he wanted to do, put his in| Maybe not. Just the same I'm bo Segal # eS ge eggs goo The snake- ~’ “ee : " a ' 4 i é a a } : } ‘ mn : . : - . > ‘ ™~ P : J a . " cs other women long for vacations! _ Peter turned to look at Old Mr. ; high “Peep, peep, peep, came !A friend or a husband, who really | the basket. Siad he threw his into the basket. ee a ee , so much — “ ate and appea just now is that we all are fed up Toad, and you can linagine his sur- |_from a point very near to where “understands, sees the secret weak- |! “Dick, I'm Sorry you re sO. And we'll send him somewhere gg ' aa x eae ae skin Bas sen t one youn with the tidy winter routine of) Prise when he discovered that Old | Mr. Water Snake had caught the | nesses along with the secret vir-/"aughty. No nice boy would throw | where the minority has a chance.” } er S peae it a ee ‘kind of | Mr. Toad had flattened himself | fish. At once another voice joined | tues, remember. All of which ig! 8 Work into the basket You; Another article by Mr. Patri will Ret prem eee er womap. Her dress is of & bine down to the ground and in his big ‘in and then another and another. | preparatory to reminding you of q/C@n't have a gold star today. I’m /|4%PpPear Monday. Se i 2 shade )of blue. Blue in om | | “4 - Se Me tememerncee tion with gray is still seen on man Onelbunet Isif 3 Ses Soe eB smartly dressed women, and sable tT ' — ee . ' © Crh SaisSily, one ~ | Te eS : — ’ tion in which those golden eyes | more. One of those voices came ! tel] you that you have made vour'! The long line filed ‘out, each good igalt Pepper Sh eters milk, 3 sa an a is not losing any of its ground. were Staring. There, moving along | f johe } 7 Ae ‘hi joa, pepper, one teaspoonful but- a uae ee fe ks Th ivy changes of importanc By Spat ete pata . ec ls along | from sight in front of Peter, and | beauty your own worst enemy?) “Mild clutching his drawing of a } to, RRS nes zs a= fas {| only change ¢ } » } 1 + « . »y* ’ 4] . . ’ . . . 62 ' rT nD ° ni = i a "Sy ey Mogi. Ss set oe e ae y- . re > | Une bank, was Mr. Water snake, presently he made out a tiny little |! your eves demand and vour mouth: ®'ee® tree set squarely in the mid- | Wash salsify. scra % Sener ae oe ;" -——s> @ar as lines are conce rned _ . . ‘ia . : i ss ee : ‘ : ~ . p CAs ; eis ‘ Ls es | g e. s ~ "oa year .y* > . cy « > ¢ Pex ° . s } - . ; ‘3 i aa c f ) ft: te ° * - ' c: . - ‘ sects - . ‘ Be a eS Snake. He merely glanced at Pe- | rious markings on his back. At his | your face was in repose and when ; One side, three limbs on the other. | nag “been added ve " ay Pian ete 4 eee BE * a ae = On many dresses this is set higher ee ‘ ) re (rv “ae 7 ~ > a mo ° \ es 2 4 ~ a 2 i cA. c i a ray " ' - , a ee > , eo a - = e : aiid « om wenta he another | he aga ran out his tongue at him. | throat was a little bubble vf white. i you did not suspect that I was lick, on the end of the line, car- juices Place in k ie. ey mon . ' De bk ga ee end on practically all tailor oy . : len 1 urne his f ey io ) “ re “CR arn Pe ? ill ‘ o i : ‘ 7 ion i : ‘ d . ; ‘ @ & e, aed ust ' , ss ; TG “ Soe re: —. ee = 4 pasture coming up to wild young ak : 3 d : i yee ; t¢ the This was his music bag. It was studying you. } ou have simply ric d nothing but a sturdy con- enough boiling water to cover = Wicca aes B20 Scales So. oe Stee “i aS But orninion is 80 div ided pee rn ‘ ‘ ‘ ’ : : k ae] > a)}i ‘re r © - ’ ' ? , , ( 4 _ a” 2 “ , 7 evergreens, pines, spruce, arbor dias —" at ne was/| Peeper -the Hyla. . If he hadn’t |taken for granted that which na-| science, -belligerently expressed by lcook until tender os ak” eee not N¢ssible to say just w ~ : . ° ’ r SOM ‘oOne ( S ? t’- ! - *) ys > ’ ‘oe oe a a TO | 4 ; ’ " aaa ° . . * . : ' = tn ' 43 ° . . ; vitae——the raw material for a nurs- | ebecs pS ma . . iT _— nove d, } ete rw ould never have no- ture bestowed on vou quite bv ac- his stamping feet. off water Add milk butte . and eo . 5 a i See 4 3 ee will he Ne xt Season, althoug h ; , £ “ ea was ‘aise ice “Did-y Le » Ws te ; , . ' ges. , Tr a Feige oe ai gle ba art: .° perms ery prodigally growing just any- |, } ee ae ee eaten wee wid you nee the Wa- | cident-—perfect lines and perfectly At the door the mothers mété seasoning: reheat and serv $ = 5 ae a i . ae Be will ceytainly remain higher ¢ how. With wayside fields, alternate | °"4 2 8 watching as he glided | ter Snake?” asked Peter. ‘gorgeous coloring. And while |= tcl 3 eo ga 2 i . Sm ot was last. Although many wom wayside woods; pine, or oak, or | a ~ he eae aim OUt OF | Peeper didn’t say anything be- Ithat alone was enough to bring | a sae y ae % = eee S , ee en are| weary of the long- walstes slim. grav-white birch ao Bh e en na my ie Petes out | cause he couldn’t stop singing, but | knights riding through roaring co ea 3 a 3 all , a jumper, with a belt around tft 5 .. : i . ; oO Sig ] 1e g£ dec in 8) ie water. i } ( . ° - | Lites A : iy ' mS « a i a es Ps ~~ — . cos: ; Fven in New England’s April and a moment later he. appeared ge v9 gah wet hose ae _cataracts and over the dead bodies ? | a ae ae > a Re ees — 4 eee hips, ary equal numtjer seem to 7 ree : , ‘ . = | ere y e one who saw him | 2? = = Saas. ua ee ‘ da a , one finds bits of greenness in the With » fish in his mouth Se EY sie |of the dragons they slaved, once Phone MAin 1111 J w Boe eee — : es t because it hides so many fields and beside the chuckling After a long ae Ol 7 Mr. T oo. eee foe ee upon a time, it is not nearly ' Seats si ae Poe eee Pie perfections. The short-waisted ef = ri ng time d ] r. Toad | thought came to him. | enough toda. | : : a RS z. a fect is more often becoming to th ventured to raise his head. “Where Again Peeper the Hyla nodded. | 7 a ges ; ee a ee Sis ts oe a ! : or. The is he?” he whi red ‘ é ; 2 daughter than to the mother. = met. BO Whispered. Then Old Mr. Toad _ interrupted. | ' a eee Bek A . 4 os : oe xs | aa meme = ae “ohic’ we sally ol “Gone,” replied Peter “He | “He ean't talk to vou now.” , modern man, and he is not very! , . ie x ; age Scope x2 See - Rene ; chic’ woman who is not really ~ ee : rer. + ca alk v 10OW,” saic “ : See Ce Maayan Sa | Retest ae aa cn af : ways caught q fish and disappeared,”’ he, ‘Don’t you see that he can't Lor from the truth. seauty cul- 5 : acter | Seer sa gc ca oy Rese the rye ‘a pel th . a ‘ ‘ ‘ _ : 4, : * a : “ ae : is Pos ‘ F qe a . ; _ " Such a look of relief as ented T dati to you how? £0 he ceed ae, (ture, plus twentieth century lux- | : es Se a a titnes, and sO Bre laa S . . . Jai _ : , awn « anges . +8 ' ; Bee: Oa , ai i w c over the face of Old Mr. Toad. He | denly stop singing it woulda be a | UT* have almost totally annihilat- | ty youthful } eae line, J ° ' & ' : > : . scrambled to his feet and once | danger signal. and all. the rest |©@ the ugly ducklings, and _ the}! ig cma | Tt its ripe gent aise . ; : . 3 Ws ‘ - Dae S ; au e 6” — . as . oe? “ Pro nm) e ; ‘ ra er wa MS - more looked quite like himself, | would stop singing.” swans are therefore finding the | Mrs. J. d Slattery 4462 Bes :] y \ e » Says: “ a) "aul ro a ee | t “Then there ic nothing to fear | “Oh,” said Peter. competition rather keen. So they 5 — . ws 9 - Soic 4 \ € Hue * Sa} Oe a Wii} definitely triumph by ano =|have taken strenuously to culti-. ) ss o-year-old boy, John (shown above), insisted taRg ****°".; soft, wet. yellow soil. | , : . Bp EE wield “ie sae rs . , | vating their person: as . . én 4 , ; Smal) Hats. It’s all so natural, so tangled, so |Of an offer to my husband of a po. Parking With Peggy Ft ~ ; Mos : ne sen 8, to mak- | | 3 *store bread had atunnyv taste.’ - ns bike ve f il iad ey ie slide musta | sition in the Orient At first it , ing the mselves irresistible in char- ; ‘ ak 7 | . ; ae oO} tou mn wear the dress © sma clans Steer York may be ss ure te | seemed like a wv i tnaita’ nnmaieein: | | acter, as well as in complexion. SORES | One day, being TOO hbusv to hake, | elt him A St a Patterned crepe de chine, with : 5 Dp uae Ba a 2 “5 | “Is she beautiful] ?’’ asked the 5 : , f RB 1 RB sone d ‘ \ ee at ‘ i? plain egat lined with the same m@ ritation to anyone who has known | "ity for travel, experience and ad- | ) Cy ‘ : O 20na pHread., More, commanded ponny thats , : Few ad oa a, lal ace | PRIVATE | ,enthusiastic young man’s listener. | : a ) . ? “Sie terial, Is and will be througheu the country in its blessedly unim- | venture, but when we came to face | . | “She's worse.” sighe aie | | better than your bres Mc t} me? °? Br the seas ery uch the tashiorn proved state. If wishes were vaca- | the reality of separation from each AN , | 2 cca cb z 516 1ed the ador- - : . . ~ awotner, Fe Wit) avon i r? muCce ~ , stm tions, wouldn’t most of use like to | other for a year or more, we found | i = . |ing -young sheik, ‘‘she’s smart!’ n this is worn a smal ane cular massage to remove all sdap;crisp on both sides. Serve Wim els at the sides, leaving the back wd xe o paeeEly, epee A umber of gowns are seen of solid black, solid navy biue, and - Mo hen + 4 x rae % ; a? hee - . , . : rs : ee ane i 4 - . a - VPs e vi ’ z 4 s* . | i 4 ‘ p } . ~ . > « 5 s.% - - tte 4 == tiie tee tant things-—the planned schedule household or office tasks, the same furniture—and faces! ener main — look of Sreat | until inside a minute or two the !few of your weaknesses | Sorry, aren't you, children?’ | Salsify Sor If vou went along New Hamp- fear, Peter looked in the direc: | whole chorus was singing once | Has anyone had the courage to; “Yes, Miss Mur-rie.”’ Bs shire roads we know, vou'd meet mavbe one “team or Tord to the mile. But here would be a hilly pasture, dappled with granite boulders and small, prickly juniper . - 4 ~ . PE OF ep ly SR ttt, Aen ——- ’ + 7 teem eu . * Oe o a . - “ oe eA eee eaening ‘ * - . , : ; “ > & ~* er Oe oe te et BH . ~~. ne ee ‘ “ —~ elena ems ee Sy eet te mt brown brooks swollen with melting snow. Pussy willows are soft!v gray in fence corner near the road; | there is the thrilling hidden treas- ure of pink and white mayflowers | -arbutus—in a clearing not far | back, if vou know’ where to look for it. <A bluebird flashes under your eyes, a small brown = rabbit leaps across the whegl-ruts in the | f i eR | - % | Just fancy your effect as | | ) | “ae §«oéple:« hat: of straw or felt. Ali th run away from civilization fo }out just how much we care 3 etrect on a mod- " ; y oe , a3 little while? dy | idk ether and settled Pave , oa i (ern man, once you get over the, h Just 8 years ago, 2315 St. Louis| home-like. Its splendid flavor comm j ats remain smalli—those of felt | 2 aan — superstition that chic hats and jole | Someta am prougat samples of their from its pure ingredients—ingrediega | Straw and ribbon. ; | a dhe : ‘ | ome-baked bread to the Y. W.C. A. every bit as pure and choice as 7@ One 3 of all th ET women don't—most wom- | now there seems to be no room for ae ae z vre are nothing more than to show us the kind of b d th 2 a . Jne wf the smartest ¢c en-—and they have their com- |anything but happiness in our | ; | Substitutes! | wanted for the wer re J the rohik ae eee oe " conch] weere & en ae ‘ i 4 ; t - 8! I j f e 2 ¢ "ms IFCnu- comes iargeiv rom its t oro ’ Se ensations. Hardly anybody is | me and three — ) | . ; R | A | m ( : . ¥ i . | TE oroug hes ; Mena dress, with a white george sO mone tied to the work-a-day me se ind three little folk. \ ' | Tomato Shortcake. esu C S O S Ct ertain = Be ing frankly copied from the | ing. This t orough baking 1s | Crepe front. and a belt of ne z “* | Compensation¥for our limitations | f a | | est of these 2315 loaves, Bond Bread! makes it so firm and close-textured, a © routine, now or at any other time | : whee w 7 blue leathe Her coat is of na that is what most e. uickly became St. Louis's most -| we , ; r. er a aie ae the mother of ttle S no of us tied q y popu well as so flavorful. | . | : Leissi ; ie ish. Selec a | f h 3 - blue w . 7 with tucs et, te | down women have whether chained a }e¢on dish é lect sghon tomatoes, | or Anyt a rou g h ee | Every day more and more hous Se and Bee +, eg ’ hat is ¢ which doean’t 0 “s selbdienael % ~m _ to office or home. If we are alone. A | ' scald off the skins, firm in a cold y is it that after me yenee of un- | Wives realize it pays to discrimnatet Hike * A @ work. ef = ty vets Eo “i a ‘ we can. break away—translate . ay place and when firm. slice and! _ paralleled popularity, Bond Bread bread. They have tried them al aa” _ in ‘shape, trimmed with a rete ha ‘the . itt ater + “ |} evishes into vai ations, “at almost = eat | c i'marinate for an hour { a 3 Y | POST-DISPATCH “WA NTS” ~ ws pan oo — greater demand | have convinced thernsel ves that a rf =e jizzard ornamen - , om is the cultivate mind | any time. Yet what woman wante rn bam ‘ na heavy | . than ever before in its history? | home-like, healthful bread, like Bom eueme “"O™'. Another gefflc” young wom which craves music and good plays ito be ao free—and loncir? : French dressing to which add a | Because day after day for 8 long ‘is the greatest bargain a Wuldel as 382 wears a black satin afterna and the stimulus of holidays. Thev | If we really are chained then bud of garlic, a sliced onion. six | Sh | fi years, Bond Bread bas been uniformly | buy. 2 Ties White-lined, The sieeves, th are not for her; she of all others | ine other end of the chain is | | | ‘lov a thinly alic ou d the irst or second advertise- ee YOKe ahd the scarf, all of while . “t§a e - N i ; i “, < i) : b oe 7 : , eaeeee Yoora +0 the end-of-the- | nearts. We are workil aia x | ee ee is | form an important part of its ortg winter feeling which makes wom. Sia shige, ‘S, CACN In a quarter teaspoonful of dried mint | re . -—. Sie . her fash sic ‘ail : ee "8! lines, are made fn the sam en tong to run away and play. Yet | 207 OW" Tashion, for someane cise, ee ee ment bring the desired results the e made in the s ? ta auch nr young woman who hae be cannot ro away from those Wwe : < . « < Asi on I1S- é ‘ q of mate rial, Se ra : — love, or throw up the job we d , cuit shortcake split and butter gen. | +S : just written us: do for ' . Eg order ma be ca [ | , ee Co MA Gf deviations and in. them. , erously. Drain the tomatoes. dip | y nceled with a re- Fe sey : mbri¢ fronts. are present. An creased household tasks (our r | So-—few of us really would try ' ithe slices in heavy mayo i i ae sp pres Seen _— Baby Sister Is an added oy . a to run away, after all. Especially \\ ’ ; a , es Mer pt tose | fund for the unused insertions. +y py agetper ipernity oor responsibility). I find myself h - when We can take out our spring ‘ ppur a layer between the split short- » . $F With u belt of betge sokol, fastef pier than I ever dreamed abel on fever in dav dreams, as THE “Half of the letters” the poor ;cake and on top Garnish with ail oh | wiki aicut-steel buckle. possible, Fate threw a golden “ge WOMAN Or '’ has been doing to- | working girl writes on her type- j|teaspoonful of mayonnaise. with | ; , i - j The iwine colors have not into our path last year, in the form ed writer arc Bone Of the boss's busi- |chopped pepper and a caper on tor | lll panes: for 2 dark wine color : SACS, ' of each spoonful mma Green with white chec i mre bas heen enthusiasticas Minmenied upon, The cheeke ee in the same old ryt—together. And This makes an excellent lunch- | | / of havy blue reps. with starch = et on TPE ER Tent. IS : P . et fF coupe tebe nes ptayé Poh dtiteS see Tita . "T ! ast Teds AtdeLEs tt ceedeeLak LaLa RARER ein ite
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—_—— —_ eT seer The St. Louis Post-Dispatch Daily Magazine a PAGE 15] we ‘ a : ? F e . . | ‘ : Kuwuere” \\fhinnest Velvet Used Extensively in Newest isused Motor Cars | Present Problem Paris Gowns; Belts of Every Design Popular. nee Automobiles, With All Their Tremendous Power for ) . — Utility and Joy, Become a Menace Flowers| o¥ i 4 , id da ‘Fruits Replace : ae i . Te | in Some Hands. enh Weront” as Coat 7 Frock s. » 2 i , on abe Director of Paris' HE automobile, besides teach-, use of the flying car. one must at f flying over | the same time remember how much ae Sa (ee EE car Bg cc Mages: et 3 i ya : the earth in careless happiness. happiness )t gives to the world at 6 s%0% pe sasietetscsztece fesssstesigsec: r seiegers se5ecée: - showing is the country in all its large, to say nothing of its useful! - WA By WINIFRED BLACK. ontes } a the ye. ; $522 ;Stesesce257 32 . $ ieee . lest the closest? RE follow ins artic 1 on the ome ; V/ 5 38; *sggz33 reese Med - . ri = : - 40 e ? ee = ‘ changeful beauty and’ revealing to ness Istest styles as they appear in , bicep fs MEE: seereeeerttcs ! Ae : 3 . tr. a 3 : us new land- Everything has been changed hy Paris was & ritten by Sylves: } ge 7 z ; ss, scapes and ee the use of the automobile. A jour ge tor of the Parts. f sash oe ; , a ° oe akysCa pes O14 ,ney which used to fake three Or ah — comprises ail ! fee ies ) si | an : a oS without = end, ‘ : four days ean now be made in a NOON y fashion Board. “5 sitbenaad eons , a ; oo. BBE Se ) | . has brought to _ er # %i few hours. The business of trans ater was also a great sculptor? ; she famous desi iqners af the Frencn * | Sree sageresi 2 2 ¢ 6 re 3 : j y , } : life many a ferring and transportation has wit- . " ‘ " Pas ‘ capital. new menace dergone riany ¢ hanges With the ON - ny the borde: The contributors to this . | BR ee fe | a | ae . : are the men and women who : ; . es fs He isd 3 st 3 #8 4 : | The rising telephone at hand one may cali up eh for th ‘orld. Othe» 2 gg RB i Pe Se | ee Eakins: : : ene generations pag. ) | the transfer company and get the tyle for the worid. : Stee serisesseces : : 7 . os . | a ahineasr ay , get the styte . a A See esreprseest ss sete : ? Me > a 2 4 are tempted ; ; machinery under way for a jour. 7 - «is ‘ . ; BS 025: - :° oie) .* : se; on -fe*s . *; . ’ ; ” . ¥ / wv . ’ articles will appedi F(Lf h Sat urday ; ‘ ’ ¥ Sot. i ae : 2.28% ; / 9 eae : ° i “8 ’ \ - if ; v beyond their nev. trunks, bags and all deliv ered : $ « eeeaeeeer & : - ie ae bow 23: Scesseees : 3% ‘8 $, Peete mtd 3 ‘ " ~— ee ; The amrount of visiting among "ESTRE DORLAN. aoe ere ‘in many ways ee ; , By SYLVE ' families has increased to a notabie ft eS . by the flying ) ~~———o—~ems Bh nrector of the Paris Fashion car. l was extent by the use of the automo Board. bile, but the visita are not so long Great Divide? ? “~ we re one . on i thinking of this when I . 'as they used to be, because if ix h eard the WINIFRED BLACK so easy to go and come. The story of a journey itself is a pleasure. Vis PARIS. HE “Hermitage one of the “chic’’ centers of Paris, is the scene of the following observa- } oung man of 18 Years in a neigh- itors who have their cars are ready tions made by me at the tea hour ay Bieseuaieese 7. fest | ao “ $e ce my... ae: borhood town who disappeared to take out the children and the ; | Bere ; . from home more or less regularly, family It is all done with great ee ~~ te iw + 4 . secently. After the snake-sk:n coat .: : fee i fee 7 . | A ie it 5 eis ? 48% and often in his father's high-. enjoyment i —_ a | which remains one of the grana z oo Seas eaare te - eh | sensations of the fashion v : sgesitiies? 5: ; 4 size : : Lendl , y = # powered car. Little picnics are readily man- Luc B . | bere, velvet, as 4 material for sum eT BSeeicaises git 5 “a x a A few nights ago. the boy dis- aged and as spring comes on every- tome on mer gowns, 1S Fiving subject matter 5 t pesset oases: og ; —_ | : et | >| es ie appeared with his sister's favorite body is getting ready for vous ' th tele critics. The new Ivet B rears 338 : toe oe saddle horse. He came back with- little journevs in the outdoor werld, —. 238 % er z > : | | 44 Ms bolero dress of out the horse and presumably re- such as used to be each. one of : Slack crepe de : POO Te Sh onal on Ltd Was fyiyor? ai . ; .* 7% r) ¢ soap If liv- ju leave any trace of soap on your ‘ 2 eens ig light—an entire gown iglis ‘3 7 yn its | | | me dry and Bae ew ounces—and it is so thin y As is taieeeategeetee tactic 2 . : chine with bodice ceived the welcome of a prodigal them an event in a lifetime. ‘rttie ‘3 Y are - ae 3 reac as a P 5 esszesezeBetezess . ’ ; : i " that it is caiiea = rin ve Sgiccesteccasstecccegaeiscsgesscssceerssztcr | of pink crepe de on. So the automobile brings end- ‘© into cause when rolled up Inay be i > * m oe pe segs: sities: Stereeser _* 3 | chine. The patch Now he has gone in his father’s: less pleasure and joy. as well aa ed through a ring 5 ai te, ieee : pockets are banded automobile and cannot be found. occasional trouble. It is so with pass i u Ii Ai, wt . , : wet is most popular for evenil : ; gg ene The automobile has finally been every gift of life, we can enjoy or ees _ | : a Zz “s apm ; v discovered, abandoned in the road we can abuse it, according to our wear at present. ‘ ‘ — - e- ° pleated. ° | ' ess eS — BY some miles from the boy's home disposition. (Tes : ; : url oO! Tepe p , C 4 : Fi ¢ 9 gol c epe I suppose the lad will turn up ei Opyright, 1927 y The Belt Vogue. ) Ajternoon ; 3 mite crepe ae 3 q Ajrter7oor cress oO satin. in Jenny ink em- u“ 7 F again, but how iong his wild antics chine trimmed 5 & white taffeta and Ddiacr broidered at the neck line, ! : 4 it-vorue soitha inerusted ° ss mM taffeta. A bias piece o aist line and hem with will be endured no one can say THE RHYMING umoder ¢ ranted ana e} | bands of white . 3 = the black starts in a black jet in bands. A long | : There seems to be something in | belts hinese design mousseline. The 3 4 point at the collar, is helo = he satin, scarf hangs nearly to BOING at great rate of speed OPTIMIST } three belts are heid Es 4 in at the watst by a fOncy — — the floor in the back. icniilalcbiiasiad adie — - — which tempts the boy and girl of by buckles of nas ; 4 — belt and forms @ jiartrig Dress of navy blue RECIPES FROM today Reckless driving is com- By Aline Michaelis . md have eacii Tur . “m@.® front to the skirt. The -acadigy 9 ame Oo} georgette with vest «/ mon with them, and one can only row lines. belts, panels and yokes ; ¥ de pinted cuff ts > lo encas. e eep pO fet i J P a i es “- _ > — ; = it Se aces | a : ss Spi. ee ng «ME the black teffeta white crepe. This dress “My Old Virginia | guess at the joy and delight they 3 | The New Day. are traced on dresses an - . 5 om © ‘ = ‘ tris un 1 | : ? “i P i eng coat sometimes has 4 yoxe aes eee ae a oni thh immed Fg Por | receive as they hurtle through the Sauted Parsnips. ae Lnais “an however ) ong a att Gadkat a aa : - lines varnisne raid |” see! Ne ft a a = oe, eae , has «a light? C k B ke?’ air at a tremendous pace mS " 2 +, 7T- “ he- tan © - _ . ~ Ne ee ee ae 2 ee . es —— — ” “ ow - Hee ot nw ne Aa. Senet owen é NEN BT abe: Lead _ hi. . Rh Om. "4 at ee broidered are being introduced. varnished braid closely of narrow i ? I wonder what the airship will ular movement i ge eh a vem ' , for grief or wrongthey held; — oe , PG across the shoulders, at the back Fe am cea | eae teens i; | irc ialves léngthwise and bo the it. A recent dress :“* ~“ ey é agers AF yea Be the front of the skirt A j Puddi || bring when it ts perfected to a i t ; ' . ‘ ' tbe on e n | 7, ; sod 8- | practical. point and comes within past deeds must with- night's by dawn’'s fair giow adding salt, when th een idely ad-{* # — “ ai Drain well. Heat has a belt made in |t@ke @ definite hold upon the a! e 5 ase a baking dis: Peel, |\ reach of all and sundry? It will| Shadows die, : lay parsnips the same way: it is shaped to 2, fections o i cans een al | CONG: ar ar ‘ enough apples tO | be a new outlet for the ambition dispelled. Grieve not! Unchanging Cie Awe aad point in front and peaner sane ave aes + | | fill dish, Put in a myer Of | of daring spirits and how much it| rests the past, what has been done Ss. Serve very §& ds at the sides, leavin he | ere ees. so Siege a nchis ese ig : apples, inen 4 a of bread may cost in human life no one can is done; new issues rise, new prom: ‘+ to add galt untrimmed. a ee ee oy | | : crumbs and sprinkle over them |/ tej], ise vast springs up with each day's boiling. On the. coat-frocks, rather tha r pass Mr. Se. iL by. Ine out: : bits butter Repeat alter- The automobile has brought use- sun. Enough, if each day's hours EE nk teeing ti eee fruit. and | me i! Hein: “4% é a by hur ; \ | ate lavers until dish is full, fulness and great delight to masses | you will with deeds of good intent, Mither this will become a wide- 27°48 of: wom who cannot af- a i avin as layer of bread of people. I love to see the family the boundless hope, the conquering : ieread fashion one cannot yet defi ford to invest in ] in Met | el as se? on dish groups? packed securely into cars will, the dauntiess effort spent, all B M Miele cay. (Cherries hui owever, | '?2! puc Of Gat —* ; i. y | ; and cook in a moderate oven | going out for a Sunday afternoon | these upon the scales are laid when e een ore replaced roses in many instances. Si ar, the Imitation serp . é é : Unt BE Plee as" tender. Then together Perhaps the father is| Justice adds the score: forget the a See ee line ; 1) Gress and coats have not beer oe ~ eet | sur over them the following |! griving the car. Possibly the ve- part you may have played in days ixture, Two eggs (beaten), hicle is a truck and the father de- that are no more. For, greatest . and on je peat everdal 7 ; 0 & IS 0 er gen at the “Hermit: o” where /the present weeks are interesting $a % | \ nree tablespoonstul of sugar, | jights in taking his family out to of all boons men hold is this: with cal fene never sees an end of smartly because so many smart women ja 5 ae. ee , | | one cup of nonider Paar and @ | enjoy the air and the country all each morn’s sun new. vistas to their dressed women at reiurning i } neil 5 int Ss e sna é : ee e Ne ait ¥ : pp ge A oie together. , eyes unfold, new labors are begun. Solid Colors. ao ee : = % en? 5 St | et Z a ae with ot ee ee rhe amount of recreation and That which is past forgotten lies: ices on % : = [Sa ae ——— happiness there is in the use of|take, then, the onward wey: ne L827.) ‘|an automobile cannot be told, 80|spnecters of dead hopes need rise ——-——- when one thinks of the wild mis-/|t¢o bar your climb today! PR AEE UT OOO OR ype gE PUmMgene oti ee z. Sac ial c 1 | trimmed. large jewe) lamen gle jewe] carefully calculated t | supplem ent tl dresses, which are for the most part costly of cut and Milton W ork’ Ss simple of lin One sees alsO more and more Ps e Shoes to match the dresses, and it Rridve Pointers. ls sure that shoes were never given : _— “i BO much attention. The snake- — Skin has been dyed, and appears HE pointer for today is The blue in the shoes of e. Foes informatory duitenate depend- Woman. Her dress is of a kindrec able partner should be - Shade of- blue Blue in combina- . ar ne oa ten with gray is still sien, om inane swered with scemingly bold bids b,x yis Stlu §& the partner of the doubler: Smartly dressed women, co sable he greatest advantage: ap % Hot los es any of its ground. ‘One aticn line a Pa 4 oes aon al gg | ea aeieed a ite rn : i ar eo seco ' sci ' C m é srg - .cerned— cio 60 eipiin. durin a teed. drapes up to the lest are being made in the waist-line. ..nachi tied wrain ry | } shouider tn the back ‘ a twutiic ¢ On many dresses this is set higher. eid On practically all tailor-mades. | y-yen a No Trump } as been dou But opinion is so divided that it is bled soundly. the partne r frequent. ; Bs ; NOt pOssible to say jus “hi: : A Se ty el PRE aay i | | Afternoon cress Of nary will be next season, a ugh 1 ‘answering with a Busi iness Pass or a a me my l sertainiv remain hich wees ath rahe fo 2 pogo vagy bordered in navy braid ts on 3 eg o No Trumps: whereas, if The fiounce opens to as last. Although many woOMm-|!in doubt about the doubler’s depen- . show @ glimpse of red and pare weary of the long-waisted | qability, he would be obliged to biue pleated crepe de chine. jum pe witk s1¢ ern? tha p , . hi p r vith belt al ound th answer with two of a Minor suit Pes ers rhe Tatts of black 3) & oa 157 1? } > ; . lika } . - ’ ° - és ; PSs, an equal umoer seem i lik and WwW ouid consequen ly fai! to On- : 4 eith deep oval 3 ft ‘7 ; . - ~ »a ik , . hem +} , ‘ } Sea +, . neh ' ‘ , ; ie ‘ t nuts im trie — mes. and so she favors the/ will illustrate the point to be con on- | ADD A CAN O “ee et ay ) abl nar fOr 1 ) . . . > .. a ‘ 7, = ." | = ' , , " ry r it cre . Prohe?),!- +h- > ; 7—a ict Tine ‘ia & ‘ } hy | " } ‘ Bess » Ave ; avs: °° [v Sy nlipaags en waist-i:ne; Trump, West has doubled, North ian . ~ le “Avenue, SsavVs: i ‘ PR definite). : ee gets : Tomatoes and ee: | ees peony nas passed a tricits ; mn trom a igi shown above rs. INSIST ed that 4 4 Season. Sp: 8&-x-x-x, t: , ¥-x By Hannah Wins. > eight eggs hard, aud ~ «nto iil: ail othe inten 3 a new porta 7 taste.’ . a Small Hats. | ci. A-Q@-10-39 1] [ ' hs eason for fresh i K ie ——— . "742.3 6 Bassey : a mele sa | et ae . ' pail CA dt mA ‘ 4 ‘ \ Por fown 7 1} >it for * IF | . i ae > . | 4 "Vr (OWT wear the dress of smaii- But before tanln| » 4 ay 3 on ont : ' inre a ssei us‘ to bake, ] eut him a slice me '™terned crepe de chine, with ajtopic, in order again to emphs Fo aie ca sai - — . , P es . a ee rar : ’ ae . : , + | 1 b} .2t Aad as ~4 ee aie ton commanded Sonny, ‘thats | Ean coat ined with the same ma-! bow essential | mt the doublet fa ot fuk sane Ee a ) Tal. ; 7.) “eg t ‘ " Trriimnimrm ae I j «* 6 :e41 e : " . aie ‘ I if) me US ing. This thorough baking is what meee dress. with a white georgette | the left of) th schoolgirl complexion - OmMmaco ae: — iL So Sires and close-textured: as . b beit of navy When ae , . well as so flavorful . father. “+r coat is of navy | Verse positio! ed 3 Pile : E ® , | r coat is of nav; 1 ised in infant Shee NE of the most widely consulted annual Reference Books very day more and more house. 2 nm, trimmed “with tucks eeding wher vice j = y : ; : wives realize it pays to discriminate in , ce ae te ane jeneutd have eater strenguh. |*S0titS where orange Ju) a : ae printed in the English language. It scttles all questions, and bread. They have tried them A! 'y “aps 3 he a iT . t} imme . vit} a «{]- South idealer) Ie i /0 Trump, ° i ial 7 2 bs usewi ai ] ; os ' ‘. 7 ‘ te is the constant authority for the well-informed. Its review ee ore ae themselves tha lizzard ornament at the! West pass, North pass, East dou- : os iene alll : EAUTIFUL complexions MA% | leave them on over nignt. th vod : of the past year is a panorama of sports, politics, finance, literature ome-like, healt hf! bread. like el , ge a ; ble: would be an example of ti eater be guarded ‘asily tf one will | skin 1s inclined to be naturally , is the greatest Da: £412 & Wulban va rsa So sati : stain disadvantageous position When es f ities al only learn ?t this Sit? le beauty rule. : apply a Isttie good cc d cream and the activities of a many-sided world. The Government statistics | buy. | Ca oi “can scale! the the partner of the uble | . uu ee ee | Today thousands credit it with That marks the modern tdea tn are invaluable to statesmen, speakers, writers, and business men in a eee saad ‘ ; " ‘er ~ ‘ 1¢€ _ ’ " — Cori. Lrleii sO oh id rlil3 1c ‘ ; : : _ j > ™ . | " esi tene - q t 1 . r4 7. : of which | passed ap ransom ‘y %0 Bi | and make a popular dish added charm and !oeliness—with | beauty culture — the aeiaile _ um every walk of life. Let it occupy a- prominent place ou your book 2 _— — * a " is sis € i Vom s _—- 1. . | aes | ‘ ing “th ¢, iz i m™m- & ies important part of its orig- tially (for examplc: ‘ou te | Use one can of corn and one of | Keeping that schoolgir: Complexiog. | es ae at a © shelves! bey . ' ; eth . a ee: ts : : 1 pi exo | a! lines, . made in the same! West one No Trump de Gou tomatoes, one tablespoon better. Yet of uself it is semp*e and eco- |! Bat hs cue you wel the cell te or mete 1B Ne ‘Tt r=) ble), extra doub ing strengtn is re- ‘ etivuer c : } . I; ost Se ules” for Pua’ * ~ sa ~™ = s > Severs Greapes teaspoon sugur and nomical, unlike m Palmolive. A soap made solely for ha ed Al it requires more pinch of soda, at “apd . re ith uir 89° » 4uire Ahad?) 4 ’ _o¢ . L- - ' ‘ ¥ blue reps with starched a seasoning. Chop the tomato pulp s«in care. ape Hog? guard el a an . mobric tenis as OTE es strength to double suit-bids of two va : . 7 " — alin » ; f ‘ ie , os are present. An-| three. than it does to double fine and add to the corn: simmer! Wash your face gently with | veacs of soap study stand behind if —On News Stands ~ *« ®riking afternoon frock is together 15 minutes, then aic Paimolive Soap. Massage its ‘almy Tee reeuit« are al by countless 60 = - ; * 5 ‘> tha ho ' aN ; ‘Oopyright. 19s" ) ier —~ & helt of hetge Kol, fastened Te er ey for a few minutes before s ak skin. Then rinse with warm water Get Palmolive now. Use ne other & a steel huekls Avocado Ice Cream Cheese also adds to the ‘ia: and follow with,a dash of cold en vour face. Experimenting with if Pith it hat * Yan- r » gallon cream or mi J! tornatoes particuiar.y if baked Do this r arlr. and esoecial!* mrt ed soaps is a foil. Cood com - sugar, pulp of four pounds dis! at night. for ome week. Note how plexions are too priceless for that. “= AUS . Grime, yy e+ Fy nine i = t. , . ,? . ae : gee: as — Slice whol t and make-up a!) you wish. But sever’ VS. A mEn.Cd upos rhe check ja Sieve, auc cPeam and freeze ace
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Sa TURDAT cae ) - —— “sR ees . ’ Satur ay, April =e . z ; iets soc : ‘ : rhe origina! i . ; (.rTantville Rorvd. owner an anchored in the harbor at Hamil on a semi-scientific expedition around panied by his sister, Carillion, and a part f scientis ariiion , —- : A, . | | | : | meets Bengal Dodd, who has broug his sae nga to De me png . vs hit : : oe : al tgs — | n as she had not yet s Kam Mississipps, cruise an he ask lid to tac aloug rs Or ote ph nt” h par yd ) sinieai 7 al | age 1 Enctish e also played in ‘ma, Georgia, Nesthen mnda on her maiden ik with the Rigel. -Obtaining Boyd's « ' iangelo. Amun@sen. land and bis daughter Gertrude to ; PPRPMRTE SN 6a EaE Let's > antl -— —_ , SE ete Wy . . 3 ee | : n ' Y1 had Partie : sngiisn }- : ©: Miller an : ‘ ae 4 pe F rep: + vy anak an : a ee x iy are about to leave. a widow at one teed owt * a * %*.. her jewels and Carillon is suspected “>. — hi’ _ ~ * eae & « INSTALLMEN' | fi ca ar nied Sale ie ed to make A! er hom: RUISING AROUN] CS he be => : | fart she was an artis’ a : ; r noble appearance wi 4 . Lh hs ek, est dey Her influer ashe ee — - eri ee l of art. fe Was ) a 4 oe Haw “ap ape os ‘r that her recitation of Was 4 Marvel of @ : irance wag in ond Mystery.” a inauschek lectureg gave readings, % always ak 7% = lected bookg ‘ ae a ~ wie te, ey . ~* Ow Pte ORE toe ea ae Siting ay CSP i eee ee ee en eae ee > ae a tes sed = > >» *« a oe i ee -& SOR He x hon ee a “ea . i _s 2. ax -- » @ de we ite + Nl Me Ry A AOR AE OM AI i, TCT ta «ahs ota a ay ~« RR + tte - oo .* Ce ae ‘Better a ened oe . —-- ae a Marriage Licenses Births Recorded — Burial Permits | >) ah tee = Se eh « ” ~s # es a = ad . Rotem * " ; f ¥ a , OS eae er yn tae . grinking tin RG MOTE PRN Rec OO Reh SN oe EAS PAS ep Me Goo wm 5 lean bonv fac ones mirrored a re = © een wee te . a -sindintetieangilite het ate wi nereos “eat Pifte th Weet Pine @ niwecky | ness nor eonfined s L i a nrolo ar “oe “ r i} a9 — > eliow, hought Benga * * hee detail was not golf p: shop, or on the books with Irma’s resistance to 7 0 Sete tr Ren the past eighteen months Apartments Rooms Houses Flats and . ras Offices reason for this ne aes sl . a | | _— — a . : eo anecd fr 10 A. M. Dail; . DVERTISEMENT Is Conveniently grouped vacancies covering all parts of the city, from day to day, in the Post- Dispatch Classified For Rent columns. Here, of course. was 2 OE PORE not final. NO more than Ny RR RS OEE Come tae ' -_ denilv facine dinner that Irma ee ee, er oe ce Ves 4 fencal’s plan to and now he his off as the other Smiling as if I i) RE RD URE RS oR. ~ ogre) emg rs) “ere cme > , . PR, Ae ate OE gg * ee | Le dee a : . ES ANTONIN, NI: MONIT: SR AA RNS ae Een te a a rers« studied his suspect » _ » 7? * »~ 4 nans well creased TS metai Cj a4 besides T Vé wiseliv ba —_ ee ee ee te across the stree bd 5 " ~ 7 ; slip he finished REREES me Bon. : . Re ngal iif ‘eg | . ci ; (7 . EE? TEE sete by ; iw . : ‘ Le a5 of early vouth becani: in #01 my ei ; FF. Uti REN! his iron steed would ez ion | M. Dail, ia vi lalate . neseday anc { tiday ae 4 hat be ied tet eta, Ae aS ; As Ee a Bs restored his confidenc: found, himself overha, is shoulder. then stopped. dismoun - 4 saddie. as though it + loo er othe: ? Saturday, Apri 2 sunepicious gesture and Your Particular Need Is Not Advettised BRtERIAL PERMITS a Want Ad to Find It—Cal] MAin 111! ) | | ne ENT Ge i Pa ebm eee an 2 2 we ee a lina Pa @ wis pt. passed the man. who : ept his evea front. but did not miss 1 ntena ) ) b 4 | : ; " 8:00 P. M. followed him as he glided pa : . Reaching the foot of the slope | wed = Not] a! mas urtie habit. : upward one a little further on dismounted + a . ne ae astilbin, : : on! ' , ing off his hat and mopping hi a 7 ) a, sou - everecise. At the top of the rise he « Dp Ded _— , _ non oni ' na ) ; e . 2 oe was still daylight enouch to see the cora) ros ee ae m1 ne | Tera hill ar iely known family phyvician of Read by FAR MORE St. Louis Families—Daily and Sunday : tae oS ras | el ae tee wide Ge ae ee ee The ONE BIG Classified Medium of the BILLIONAREA hg at sets ee ra RO atl d+ ae hae’ wg showed no sign of the suspect Though baffled in his fied at the resuit It ¢)i not this man uad anvthine | do wit 7 = : ti ntjre sho , nt ey . ‘ ) ~~ | nel < ‘ ; ty 0 ae iin a ! co ee = ; ea Sa oo oar oo act eC ar ~Telelelake Slelele a” ag aes I . é eM oon * - : :*eO #4 7 : ae: +i” SERRE REGIONE 259 « Lx deer beRebeeeheTe H6bi Pasi be ee an sess
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re —-— - —_~*. PAGE 17 Seema -~ SE RE ee co ee The St. Louis Post-Dispatch Daily Magazine SATURDAY. “Jl «=SCOBATURDAY. | APRIL 2. 1937.. | APRIL 2. 1927. : * tad “a . wat Ams CY Ls meee ab st Aen Ps aloes igh 5 v- oem P EGP it Rye ati ts ery et . my 2 “{ oe * - : . Se, i, er’ “grt val nee ¢ oe - ~ » Adres _ “ 7 7 » io F, 9 a af - Was eT 4 pe 4 + st A LOLA AO aii Greatest Story in the World The Bible in Pictures moons TNSWERS TO QUERIES |The ) Vi hat Do You Know?’ ] The Post-Dispatch reserves the right to reject any query. ° : e ce hone calls or answers by mail cannot be uesti ag | sonal and eh " 5 acnapadl e 14, oo attention, €4 t letters on medical questions of undoubt- oe original 13 colonieg, 2 . og sincerit / when accompanied by stamped addressed envelope. . i READER.— You Mpg ne: tow five may con-} MOLLY. — Cake dough suitable Hough. ) EL eoin eatalogs at the Public | for layer cakes is made as fol- iIOWS: Ha ready and properiy . itter. ‘ “a ¢ *1)} > i ‘ CCustOmegd to measured -cup but Ps cups I ot 3 = == . —— a = 3 , her in water _ a ror directions * | suge cup milk, 3 cups flour : ——— ~ . ! . : or Q i - narrows .¥ 1} t etek gt -: eens - a sid ‘ —— ~~ 4“, —- - —- = . aq ae r a es » 199¢ | the stiffly beaten whites i a =~ — ley ea 27 = | A my: — : . 0} 4 7. . . E _ . : 4 teasnoons baking . r¢ i U léerforg ‘ e : aii he , ; ‘908 a i ? « a « > 4 .~ 7 inliia. I MB 7 a ¢ i m ia récej mi ) . 4 4 . " _ ” oO Fa y - 2 : ; ne a j —S tora] Vc te : ed i : - ae powde - i j | ’ y - so j eee “ —a ——« “iggy a , Ss th 184 ‘ | fn. re #riiits a] ' yo? “aid as o + see me ¢ ° , , . . 7 = , . 7 J , , Yiu Me 1 J. Tilden Re ame meal drinking |G0U8h by softenin ; - . , upd, Yi; . . d , as ti 1} ; % “al it Wiil créam easiliy : 7 | : hie ona. |tO the butter and cream together Mississippi, Ala. tmatly et. 2. ¢he mii ae | ChOTOUshI) then add haif the | . pes tn ~~ s.. 6 imilk, Ralf the flour. rest of | , Pa | ; Georgia, Nor & . | f ; )- Sh eeueens th Care. 7@ remainder of flour, ‘ iTrgfinia. , a ’ ; 7 ; i,* : ' ij £ ’ $5 4g ; . ae { , - % . ; - - ‘s & $*) : Tie j ‘ ; nundgsen — rs cae dough swiftiy for a minute, = ° : Ss fT TiMtia ‘ ‘“ "er ~+ i noh oa satin A - j ; . tile r and M: wie we ” aiing aa , ot A . Lot Stir dour si 7) —— - : = ——_-» ——— —- = : =z ee poner ¢? erything pertaining to ¢he! ‘ Tear and » of wa-! Bak na : ove e collected } ‘} the s m thre is. Have or of minu a ret ance ae mt " ice ° ee et “oe p +¢ 1} | the pu e ¢ ) ' moved i | Pictures by Nicholas Afonsky In the Footsteps of Abraham Lincoln St. uis Bar Association i a fe Ue 4 \, | | Ley tak y~ a / 7 = ; , ; F 7 / lent Missouri “7. £1 » . f-— \ : or oy Vn : > a - : A Sa two Lil a. aC IGS i ; ” \ eH pie = : wes oe, at Wf MARRIAGE LICENSES. modern manufacturers—time- . : : ~ &§ - . vw " (A - ST SU ,. : | : Cane TSoatn wear | Savers that point short cuts to tire- . i | a Yo i F mean ¢ . an. = ———_————— _ — , | ah, ! a = $: ; Yi PPEE! Wasnt /Hlackie . eck, f00, WAer ‘tims merer ore 6973 Maple some duties, labor savers that save gee e | ! ‘* =e +, Mo z rage mae be ’ se — . Fn : “ a ot! : ~~ = : . BAS = P > te . . | : d 3 t 1) qay* Lise 4 bake rit -e J ta A Ae oy ;- . . P| ; c \senne " i . t ‘a2 1) . ‘ . Win? ? 7 } ' _ . ° - - > “-f > = > > . ~~, ire " A ‘ + ‘ , ) : bJ de mici ‘ » “A . . ° é . — o-— a ‘) Tt? se | * e 4 . } ~ ~—— | r v, ~ + . tel e t , - 5 } } ’ ats ~A } ‘ , ms . ‘ Lax i & ; pals cian _ . P ‘ ‘ - _ > vv a ‘ ry 4° ‘ t } ioes a er ow work with . | Hunt in occasiona! helper by the | eS eee with JOE JINKS—By VIC PAOLA A RRR Se 8 OE ECE RTI Li “eee Berriand , or — 33 Perghn / ‘acuum cieaner With ail at- | Konrac r. mK es rads ‘ s ' r- | He Fee KI vdis achments does not do away with —_ oo as 9 ogg = te the valuable brush family altogeth- 4 ——_—_—— , —- . : — Bay ‘Nichole 4065 Wi _ eee eta le gem ataeent ioe 8% . eer ag Bil / NOT A word — HE —- * ig N My BEST FRIEND — \ i EASY Money ! i Flemine : ents he : tant], appearing. For in- Wi} ——— “Tas Se wis We we =O it i" DEAD FoR ALL 1 KNO . \ ¥ WAT HE ‘Ss ——)E , ag *Y pee. SCRULE 1=% Blackstone | Stance, there is a brush known as UW eesinie wT at ice ale MAN y \ SHRIVVEL TELLS ME HE'S GOING VERY, oe "Ty LIKE Tuts i" 4 ttt Tey _ senate Y You KN: OUR BUSINESS — | Al te puT A Dick’ ON HIS TRAIL- Pein ae? A AND 1 DON a OFFICES FIRST~*# M. Sandford ids a oa . . | | = . +? . 210 Ff o “nosey that has stiff wire bristies . to be JOSEPH SINKS HAS -THat MIGHT LoCaT & HIM - D. Yohannan "a | eanventently mt aged, which is in- ND STite | PYSTERIOUSLY DISAPPEARED AND HIS | 1 bUNNO! ! B ; . 381 ual nds } ® leg > tne as StLOYV 4 rA Wwe & is wi Th Mihh ws, . | = THOUSAND | ' e “rr. | a uv of ™~! aaa, ! ) TIDINGS into all of the almost ' NO NGS DOLLARS AND EYPENSES IF YOU le corners in and around | HAVE COM . ct! & h 4 : EINT Hii WITHIN Five DAYS! ILL burners here a soft brush is use- AS “1 “Tet 7 ID ar into the cracks LT) WHEREABOUTS the iron work. | a \ si OF JOE AND Hit and inexpensive : 4 the open fireplace t HIS WIFE — hings needed to ep 1 “THE LAST WE There is an upstandi | SAW OF THem poker, shovel, log roller Tht. WERE ; ff the hearth ON A TRAIN it may} rushed up in HEADED FOR time. The log roller, Dy ST Louis ' is a most convenient too! iron handle, four and & ee a “ WL GWE YoU HIS PHOTO AND HIS ° ¢ Of ies ADB DbRES>> ——— Cir vto \ Ma? ’ 1 5 : yar . ¢ “2 [aT ? ’ & ; 2 ia .¥ 4 ; . ; j nd . 7 > iong. with a stout tricent a am © ; sa lec nd. Logs can be handied lace easilv and quick!; less trouble than | - = == ~ : —— ) Se eee nace) eames as irate Cee OS es Oe The Cape Cod! aa CASH AND CARRIE—By LOU SKUCE in re ep.a _* + 44 wr CC eee : | ee ee =| | Hitd 3 ” | “YY, My Ag New York. iy | | WELL, FIRST OF ALL, G Mae WY my DANCING New York, April 1,. Berengaria T Bia tf \a/e NOW it ASH T GOT A JOB AND Vy oo mi f y Uy INST eUCTCK2’ . thamptor | aCK Or ni n i MR.WASHBURN ' BROUGHT AROUND TELLS ME THAT VERV | fF, HERE SO FAR ISA | WOU from Southna pope | | i )| i YO U KNOW I } \ SEED bro eee i ' ree geese | Te LU LEAVE ALL L ND WEAR 1 OON I’ HAM Pc COO SOON I'LL BRING r ( A POET Usd (™ — Antwerp, Apri 1, Arabi » OF ] ‘ - , SR Salt | VI : BUSINESS || {FINE RAIMENT YES, . ; ee AND || > “\ TO NOU ~ / | > AND HOW oe ae Zi To Your, \ | . Bi ; ABOUT MY iif ; ~ hi ~ imme Y ' - (fe | ag \_ LIKING. , F x : 3 : ; ; 2s covering all ay, in the Post- ~ columns. Sete *] Less a sese Sst ol ee Z > Sewers CORSE Mt se Queenstown, Afri! New York Hamburg April New York Ae Vertixed in 1111. ISPATCH Jaily and Sunday p BILLIONAREA BURIAL PERMITS & ROD hambere Low aOoway = —? - Missouri Road Conditions. Bir ne Ags } “1ateu a ope . 11tt St. Joseph: Cioudy, roaas lasant . Joplin: Cloudy; roads good Cloudy; roads soft Se a Tae ae” m FM PSIG He et ne h..t tt 2 ee se ee ee eS Jefferson City: a © 17°93 Waverly. muddy. £it% Connecticut Columbia: Cloudy; reads muddr Moberly: Cloudy; roads muddy Hannibal: Cloudy: roads muddy Kansas City: Cloudy: roads | muddy ARRIVED. | Poplar Bluff: Clear: roads fair » April 1. George Wash. Springfield: Clear; roads good GROWING at “aT er ie » from New Yor! (ape Girardeau: Cloudy, roads es ag pe eg ne oh oD) ig Tan Tees , sa | i Toe " 5 a4 Oo eae Ob diyak et %g : Tipton, April ] Olympic zood. ‘ De RE PB. a nail oy tint ote s ~~ ~~ = ’ -— = = ~ -
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COMIC PAGE SATURDAY. APRIL &@ 1927 PAGE 18 . y ‘ ‘y Sa ‘d a STEAMING YOUTH—By Marjorie Henderson | 7 -AND HE WALKED IN LoowNnG- like A TRAMP’ anp PERCY SAiD-"Wuo's tre \ Rou¢H LOOKING CHARACTER?” | AnD I Hap To TELL. Hm | irwas My FATHER / OW I NEVER WAS So HUMILIATED INALL MY Lire! 4 @-Bee Hoe! wt i a > ae wl oe, a th > aha ; es vt . a ee * Pm aah - aoe wk. ae ce te pene ee at On 0, see on au Z > le x one y - it * ‘«* - - é a 1® , ae mee ‘ POUR THA? MEGIC ° (N THIS BUCKED 50 | CAN poe —— ‘ ‘ er ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ——— = 7 " — . . wa , § A TURD! e SH KR . , | \PRIL 2 299 HERE’s A AVICE LITTLE TOY FoR CU,MY BoY- I | TOO ITAWAY | FROM MYC WIFE AAD GAVE HER A WASHBOARLA (INSTEAN LULL tt Ty UP BABE ROTH ze | ke Be . ADB AS ./ Sis j | | YAM Ae > Se _, eee LUKE AND HIS UKE FRIEMUFFS, ») Peat CAT-HOFFS - ( A BEAUTIFUL STESCGRAPHER, SECURED A SITVATICAS: SHE WED HER BOSS -ADCU, He’s THE CASE THAT HAS JO TAke BDICTATICAS see sw - TO ‘SENS ME f Lap GobiVA stare, FIRST WOM AA) BOuBT, )S THE MCST USELESS | = GIVE THEM AN IASTELLEGCTUAL LOOK ea we z * * q t a y ee Sie aa * & Ss a a INS THE WORLD —Wonesiuse I+ fe. THEY CALYY SUCCEED Ai LosokjAIGSG BUMES— HOWEVER, IF TRHET REALLY WASTED BO SOMETHIAG WoRTH WHILE WITH A _LORGAerTe THe, GLB US IT FOR sSTIRRIAG CLAM CHCLOBDER. Al Ay Try thi Mutt and Jeff appears as a ful] MUTT AND JEFF—By BUD FISHER in colors every Sunday in the P oo MUTT, IT HEARD GReaT news ABouT JEFF AT THe Lion) TAMERS’ CLUB! IT SEEMS ME WASIN A PLAYFUL -— MOoD LAST AJIGHT AND Got THROWN IN sdieaieanabiaabin / J€ee, rve HEARD ALL} [ Youre RIGHT,\ | THAT CoP wit GET \ - , “—u.: | ABOUT YOUR AFFAIR }MuTT. IM | TOU TEN YEARS FOR | | yuct Don't |! Fgh : WITA THE CoP. You IN AN AWFUL ||) SMEARING HIS MAP | KNOW, we SS NEED A LAWYER: Pickce j, WET Ripe Hen-FRut MYSELE “Xo A” Oe — oT o'Dpear! : — MUSHY OLD TS EXCELLENT i OMATOES. WHY DID] | nroRainc- iDEA LAST You Dorr? ‘oe | wiGAT- ” BRINGING UP. FATHER—By GEORGE McMANUS MICKEY (HIMSELF) McGUIRE—By FONTAINE FOX This comic appears every Sunday in th mi ti h st-Dispatc! : ae" : e comic section of the Post-Dispatch Toonerville Folks is a full page comic feature every Sunday in the Post-Dis; A STRANGER ASKED -WHY THEY DIDNT LET “THE LITTLE FELLER IN THE DERBY HAT TAKE ANY BATTING PRACTICE. / NEVER MINO | | THAT ORCER- TTT ——— — ET : , | '@ £& / 64t was Cuan! JUDGE RUMMY—By TAD DIDJA NOTICE TH RESTAURANT WE \ PASSED? *- =| @ « » * ‘a @ «= «2 = _—_— = peace sees _ eg eS, 2 *. * Swe ¢ ( ff HAD SOUP IN ~ ERE THE OTHER i TH DAY AND FOUND /( , ' AN OYSTER IN IT / « . $ 4 . r. * > ¢ Ps — %y ba eee eteags: 5, aT peers % —e Ae PUPP SORT OOP TRON abd te ke Oo Seek cee ca, GWAN RUMMY-= THAT'S | iy | j;. AN OLD-TIMER ABOUT / I | / Lf, | ia ies \ FINDING ONLY OWE | | Bier i “( BUT THIs )” OYSTER IN TH' SouP- ) WAS ee _ . \ Tomato . soup bite a —s 2 > be _ Be sure is Read: WANT: AD In This Sectte “VOL. 79. No. 208. eg. BAKER SENT woce BALTZELL PLEA ON BEHALF F NAT GOLDSTEIN Federal Judge Davis Urged the Court to Parole Jack Daniel Whisky Offender to Him. FORMER SENATOR WILLIAMS WROTE St. Louisan to Go to Peni- tentiary Pending Applica- tion for Presidential Par- don. - — en. = By a Staff Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch. WASHINGTON, April - fearned b ef Missour. Senator G 7 > e Judz La" Federal bench by Mige in Janvary. | late Senator Spei Bpon "he appo! TYital W the “enat ar liex-orm! of & m : ~~ - = - ~ . , ory <¢ ~~ os ~~ . - fad ~ * : aa at? fuie ih 0 ' sity -~ » ey Rr es res Baitzell Fliefuse« tol Leotters Pubtik : Ps LAS & Pept i~ s tOormer. LL nit Williams of = oT. Nat Galds Ae ' Stat e<j Fudge Re itx